The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-31 00:00:00

• 1. ~ -..r *ii ST4TgSaLiN. etim i 'open tbo Gore ,Law; previoetto 10 0 beg OW ur ralkillsee gan•oiion, which *Allow to Ms glories On- ;TA ; • • ": kl,k - AvrA, .3 ~; ~~ i" - and tho larsea,c'ytais; triginllC leas et IMO* WAgendenerr, site stria* land kipitatkally Ikea eras elt-nar prtilogeer 'Petri fir pi ui. ,Mealttrid are indebted to AV path, .and tire preidtat policy ofb% romilliefreeirrieetat seinceliag .o our Wand a commercial imp...._ otherwise could have espected ; it'd' a.. causes exist no conger, e t r ii , o o ra tbe f 6 editer ith re , y e eeezed aitatiii ,..o!, o •. iiiin., I.t pIOdUCP the same effect, mad .make of tititlatert4._ ‘ 4 itill • i l l • e ll? en : i relle nt •eittf.. s . , g a all the trade of Englan d with the Levant; , tht,'s ~ . Fea „ 4 lees of the Porte never risked So distant a voy 794 r, that to Ragland, and carried on no direft to . : st i lts Adrajfeltlhnlinlittfarv. ~.e1; to. prevent( / ' at L.:soovistal llogf,..ol°W Ir,e'VaP e awa i • . . vat, They were first drawn to Matta iterine lgeffet link , -j k , *he. diogtle •of false masts ; •by : lot:Mei wen blown down, . gags io with it. • • • - itro ut itbliifiing eiailol l inheation appeared . Ile Stegfirfa 11 9Ptigr . b4gfereotheiteglk A! I _ TAfe _esistence of the tate war with Tetley ;a. , •.•,• . . • I ... - a 4.4..... eriffs44 *Melt ties " !imprinted at Loodois; by- A girtfOOntisAtt-Orietsisevi•tla-it , being the only o ne open to their linos - ind catilikedime— tristh! I . ' by , means of English licences. Therfotattiqfratiewar i a , ciat°,-;---- Barter,. Wm' Ingheesstaltinter, by lap- 'h . __e . l7 , _.ollll l l! . .. Thotnend.b . fidge 4 ‘ . . valley Dr'. So.• - • T. H. a • cod sibkh, from Wall' and conclusive ~ tne,woyaor !loop iiils ce erett et s excelient market, where they conk! • sell their .elemt i cl ia, ocitYs.' . . • • ir • 41. •ce, and purchase abundance of . •Englisb was. , orsompso, iirittes,. was deeign u ad . ~aad„ in all probability, r ake t i pe , ! . pre . rated . _ .tste . appe arance n r. 7 . by Lord B rhugh himself. This anbtle po. " tag fiver • ;,.:this lsildlug., erected 44 f INDIA. , tt- . nt.'s and other articles for their own consamp., • 9 iitician well knew hnw, by these means, to point the •,..• no. Ant Ing L, ll plea . : at . lifoo , f:of —Nolo"-- , . iliale letten received yesterday by t • " iv:. t 'll.:-.e is hardly a doubt that this island wilt retain awle n taie, n.t of the MO! °Pi° st. in, god.tP tars. . " Me " arcus ui cl ut°6 - 49 I. li gel/` .. 411 ;that itetblug material is c . . .. ontaineti '- ". It , ' , trade - the-rather as the English Government leas . Mono th eir love ter Elizabeth • and we may cccord.. Liberties. of Limerick,. Lord Linstl ' ' . . • Ittgl i !on astute ' that Many of this paragraph" lands that qaarter .has . suffered' drearlfeil II m Holkat's camp. They cons h'..43 oti ?tow determined to permit the immediate mitraoce . . !ter f 0 porttef petty engageme-ts between , 'the t.r ;.• into . g " Po land of merchandize which shall have per; early Gazette Extraordinary were inserted statier•kfte II" in`nr 4l that :an, lives have . _ ttbro. Rajah's partizans and those of "•-•tii..144.20 'of formed quarantine at Malta, and because it proposes n 'tlifac . 16 ° of that Minister tz dicers, ilaptiste, had fall.w stas i s` euvoy *og to Umeer Khan. isegr VIY . (4....k, die - Ifterchas r s e d °t . h iz e e r blind t° ill, / and took %IJ-cv...ort , . „Pon r lien, highly tine the , i , isimi exposit to .I• l... trve, fe: the assistance UP inhabitants of the Barbary coast Orford h • • credit th — Th • prohibit the import of all Levant 1* Lordas erroneously given Theo - _. . . . t treet,baing•tore stp,by the •rottbr, also which shall not have performed guarani- plwast Renaudot , a ofivsician of Paris, foe the !o- 1 . mac t2 10 , 4 .41".. ie' 1•61;106,41/4011. orchard. ..,. ' : v i e d 971/ 1: r14 : 11 - .11 he states to haver been , "TYY .1"1.. IR .. And in roll vigour, opot. however • d e ,..fommialipts.o. It .weeld he iorpossifile to detail sib .. s . 14Ait arcomat tier of th t i h i e d:::: f treas• timpar : - I kli ai '4" henefi a ts s :l 4 7 l. 'f oul, 1 ,. c h at/ 44 , r ;,: a. The Khan also attracted to Malta by. the same ceases •. *. . 112.--"b'‘ , '-• - eii6v6k)ed li'g Intmeionet ?ra.veding to Ray Guilt, On now. bring their produce hither, the, 4 p ar i. lett,wponbighttrounds. • ', . - , --on, r ravigters Triton roe trAry as salon as he had ob. . time purchase many articles which they . • - tainadise interitiew with .tie Kano Zalim singh. rived from ports of Italy and France. iiii i- i i,i i i i ,,ir••Aallet•distAes .9( the coontry *tip* Is. toirly-pitim ' . •r• • ,i• r iH n ie d - able; their. corni. potatoei; and: -bay loath* 'in . Meat g May ft e mull of June, wis in the Pergunnab The inhabitants of Sicily, Sardinh A ':, o ther i ad directiess, •ittA Many of tbeli.ltiblettionti . cattled of Koeree, - plundering and eying waste every thing Isles, and of the coasts of the Adriatic ! • berate' him •Ishe Bliae had ordered him immedi- 1 regarded Malta as the market where they Far kind; °if' . • .: . vei . i •ilii .Er ati,-,...lPaat weak we had a- trenseadana bens. -stet?, to -avast, and the Rajah of Nagpore had 1 ply themselves with colonial produce • tit 477 ,• vane. Every house exhibits proofs of the fury el • saggdied an tinny to the banks of the Nerbudde , to ; English manufactures, and sell" their own veer• . ft , A go ,the gale ; the•streett weitogiveedd with slates'ililyir o • opt** him ; an immediate battle was expected.— I.There is no reason to presume that I trade.: fbiirks, dye. precipltaled.froni the tops of thebbeie , The two Pindarees, itagbon and Cheeton, Mill con- ,another entrepot. noticed, ac. f lathe confusion and terror excited' elf thiss . 'ar -.timed. to commit excesses' in the possessions of : The chief commercial towns of Sled : occasion, the hand'of PrtmidenCe slits 'moires' •A' • ifolkaf f st dependiiiis, who called for assistance.—: Malta than they are to Palermo or Mes P°-- titian 1 --, if father, mother, sad ' sit cbildrea, inhabiter .s or e The Bhae intended to transfer her headortarters to produce may, therefore, be transmit ..i"Vistitr boom which was levelled to ilie s earilt; Itimpliti OW' Bhinjoorn,, on the bank of the Ctiumbool. In June, r, Malta with as much advantage as by the small P ere- m ut-Her/ ; and seven horsts, oliallued in a•` r' .. - Scindia's army was encamped kith , district of Doom-1 of Palermo and Messina. Iles. . Thos owhich; shared a similar fete, werifilaileorfetsit tit balparn. Every day brings to light some new oc- i The constant and regular intercourse Newel oat fd r4„.anhort.. • . . . . . .. r.-el - ~.1 .. ..!. current's which would seem to render open hostili- 1 Malta and the Mote', the , lonian Isles, 4 a pr o e 1 So ../.,. . nil .1 terrific' lesis'he morning,. that areee..r ties between the two powers inevitable. The Posh- co. , sts of the Adriatic 'also enables our merchants to Monster °onto es the l ownesho of dl e 11 "j°l4l 1 "* 1 t rule mail...from oar 'Post-office, the hots twm, -, telty aware of this, bad to the Vakeel of Holker 1 execute, ore equally a ' d.antageoos terms, orders for srikapany others. • __r the exert% and baffled the skill of the • found much fault with the Rime's measures, and ez. ',the produce of these different countries; the corn it• . number of Newspapers, from the first pertactl yedoniai , k . for th eir stables, , " 1 , preasaiti great sorrow because his pacific advice' were • trade, iii particular, has for many years passed at- roribair appearance, increased greatly ; the peupio tees btoketi. The..eard ~s r 7 . , . ~,,,,,•ii, • wabeeded by her. The Only new fact recorded in the most exclusively through Malta. - I were ;ratified at so easy a mode of procuring intelli- 1 ifseed i nfi o m en b di si r k nu r se roes , . ~ liPore Ukbars is that Fort Khoosh-hatgurh had : The situation r` our island is so favourable for igetsco.... nd the printers found ample retool ler vo• --'' 'llir %ad we shedder '`, 4.. ' been abandoned by the followers of Rao Chetr Bhoj, I concentrating within - itself the different 'attic `of ibittei • iii, affording this gratification . [ludo% , d , e ,„, ifiveli L, eiid ,th follow. ..n ii o ~' mr. s o and come into the possession of the Rajah Juggat ' merchandize and produce of neighbouring c WhO, rst .pUblisbed his .Aaatonty of 31elatteholy i ..Itt =vote forced town tidi, acts it' 4 ' . , Singh, that it may be asserted to be the best port in tbe'Me. , 20, or 21, complains that 66 if any read now 's- w— ..sl t ieg districts deluged, shd data dt sheete diterranean for furnishing asserted cargoes. • *day s it is a play-book or a pamphlet of Neon , and of !stele hare fella victims to the'livesistMe THE ARMY. ' The floutishing state of the commerce of our island 0, Janson pointedly ridicules the eager corinalty the overwhelming eihinent. • '''' has rivet' birth to a great ber of public establish-. of the public, and the facility with which it was map. vi oo th e o rdiferfeed mirror; on l i ttera% respect- piled by the prioteri, in his Staple of News, written w and during part of yesterday,' the wind In ties. in 1625. • • - . •• , isee Mood . blew a' perfect herricani frOM th The Newspapers which had b efore appeared e e l. and South West. The first Monster catch IQ, occasionally, now became regular publication!, .In -p uniest to delay a feat boor. s* Nathaniel *Batfef Snead .1 7 f k t i rlligs •ttc • ' ,c o • l oi i ..,..".- " • ..r., aret k .. . is i..... 4 ‘ est.— any 0 , 06 AgSitr aT ZPO • Cergall . * ' IL ' • * be ;kifogmed, theA 01bIr4are to return to %Aft he Chris. propOtel INN rerth S re reeclinve )ns a-year, „ r and Inc • ; bi r-~:', i '1 I ! , v. , l . as' _ Na 0! 'enty snifereri. in In o+l pre some. *Ater' tW who hay, been injered by . _ KUTZ - dtilat the exhalation arising froM the cur rupasul animal and vegetable matter, of which they :he receptacles, is extremely injurious to the .th of the populstioo ; it is therefore strongly re. commended to the proprietors of all houses, or their - Its, to cause all such cess-pools to be filled up; as the general improvement and thorough repair 'he.town sewers is about to take place, the pro. tors of houses are advised to take the opportunity, he progress of the work, to clear the drains of houses ; and as the King's workaien•proceed in operation, to avail themselves of the occasion, open a free communication from them to the main sewers. The inhabitants are also most earnestly request . to continue their attentions to preserve the greatest cleanliness in their dwellings; as well as to use every means in their power to admit of a free circuietimat. through their houses, it appearing that briii - of 'the great causes which have tended to ageravateabe fever 'in the garrison, is the effluvium caused by atilemiliod vegetable matter in a state of decay, becoming 'uootr 'lye in a stagnant atmosphere,. cad, casserole*, lore prejudicial to health. (Stgord) " GEORGE DON, " Deoeralasi Liestessoi-GO- - Gibraltar, Nov, 21,1814." favour of the two parties, man ',Melt were writ. , ten with extraordinary talents, circulated with uncommon courage. Of these rsidet author was Ilderchmont Needham, wbo its(' :Jed his Wore, don in Oxford, and who, after tely sidle; .vsiti the . Cited and tbe-Parliament, discharged from '*rithig peblicintelligence, by the Council of State, 101880, and finally ended his career in Devereux -41.9rt, November, 1678. Wood tells us he was a ." most sedition, mutable, and railing writer," and so enraged were the royal party, that ems 'years after his death, " many could net yet endure to beer him spoken of;" which is no small proof of the im. parlours attached to his labours, and of his popula t rity.. 1822 to 1685, ' Kr.s.asixele.—A heavy gale it wind 'hisio the west, with aerial violent% fella** ), stiff breeze. It is impost* be es tiers damage. of public sod pat*: this terrlitte storm occasioned cinsge. Kilkenny Castle. the ' Ormoe4 from its. Aerated - situattiiN;e eriatinjury. ' The ducal cssreaft aboit'ti the east t ohms was broke dl r; Vile roof Of was cpnsiderebly strippers; end a sash• wail of one of iheapper windows, and Mrs. riola r i tr4l into a field is the rear et the 'eee ''was st rewed` with Addis.: Ai. 41 ,Itea.ietemSaidenttire dnoeasiooa Was btlik to feel '111;011e/round,. mid tarried 4 4 retneloed Axed Ss the pniticin t 1 •.btoirn'ortiti4kkel walk S. e.' stony 4n Offal: pronienade, kno, 'state of Th e Canal; N. of Om. teen rrllj . lho roots. Pirt or: tht . toof or Citorrch' was - stripped, and the largo tic point marks, red; dcc. wore bteb,On church-yard one-kris Was torn eptry t' one was brokenle:terso: The pitift I (minty sustained 'Nee injury.., Psi 'drat and of the Ilbnirinf SA. esti" 'The tupelo . of 'the' Thelsil Vress , sainent denier, Nit ,faretsziatikr thirogh.fhe tegd abeptitsbOssi The lead on die rod( ef o' other buildings; was tolled - the fish silo sestet'-" • wing of thir• 100 Aiture appeased,;* wntelt, with their titles, stay be seen in .Ms. Nkhols's Literary Anecdote:. ' rn the latter year, the Oxford Gazette, printed it that city, and so called because the King, queen, and Court were then there, was projected, and.ap the removal of the Royal traits to Loudon, was continued under the 'nine of the Landon Gazette, a publication which has to the present day. • : Brumes. Nov. a.—There has been a severe gale at Turk's Islaadi, which has dons considerable „Wary to lime oils* ikon and the American „H. tiKwri appear. time, oreissilliNg great depredatioas Isar New •Provideam.. ix( : . Lieutsaint.oilhasi 141.1- Haum, Assistant : rter.M.astur-aiihimai ahn, Pet* one A eau% art traveling poi le.howgbith frees Bayonne tp idabelictia *Mut dais, IN; stopped by sit soy and armed as Gitivillas, epos lbs •Ilik toad, at eboot sloes &desk is the day, sati of every thing he had. On his arrival at Valladolitif the Captain:Goma of thiCProvioce (PAcapos) furnished the•Calevol wearily he required, to provide Mosel( with clothisellia: to enable • his to pules Idsjeeroey. f... , bee of the-driven of foetus at Paris `has vestated boalif jewels to a penis, who haft it iss ifs - • *twit bowleg the tinnier.. . The Paris %- Jai* vier im.p.rlyjstlittd the nu of this , • ' his Excellency General George ono. Licatemint-Glovettor And Commander In Chief of the Town and Garrison of Gib- Mier. Whereas his Excellency the Lieutenant-Go ;nor has directed' a Board of Officers to assemble, which Dr.slst‘Millan, Physician to the Forces, is 'resident, for the purpose of examining and making ,ir report upon such houses, stores, and sheds, or, other buildings, as, from their natters and 'Unities', teed to impede ventilation, aid a fro. circulation 41 - - •- _ _ in I ;! the c „lll: . bate to o •._ . . vat tr I1." - selent la ATM. ri'• trio'l,..:-.erni s k.ii , • aged, we are glad tot.. 4 ni?fti. s,f M.Siva 14,1 , ..i.Nnt5. Tbis Indy h a • I • . 'N..- iir.irable acquisition to The Corps de Ballet quaotity and quality. il ( 14. Irs are Monsieur Yrs ..att- INDIUM? as Ballet `4o , :i• A essrs. Laois, PETTT, , . `sait the celebrated Ma -'4•• Davos and Laisq, -.w., and' Mtc. • .a er elite siel>ititei slay be adopted for Ole prevention of disease, and the "preservation. of, politic health, his Excellency• earnestly invites all persons residing in the town and garrison tofecilitate his vie/sand wishes, which are for the general geed ; mud; for that purpose l to allow the Board of 011icetv a free inspection of their respective &wetness .011. pramises. • (alliard) GEORGE DO* :3 71 '111 44 General and !Angelina " Gibraltar. Nev. 1$14.”: • PROCEEDINGS OF TRU BOARD OF REAL' The Baird have the satisfaction to declare, 14 . 01.41 ainate issOorion of the reports from the several*: in the Trio sod &oath, as well as thoerf-fitea 1 4 - 161 (Hhcpro i that the Garrieea is now-htiii -featheelth. : . c..ttiot.t.osVAlr, P.110.-rift. rredest.- irSipal) G. DON,.Gearnil.. PO , ,O. .„1/ b (Iwo ~IICIII i AITRIc '-' ~. ~I d~ rhi the . 1. " , o o • • • • . corps. I: ;. - ;,,,. '.~, .. titerfsabletrici ; Aif o th i! I teeiinty he Milne ' ~..„ . oared three TWA: ,k , dye r ,, VIVMe III 44 nts e lit be r j , e l i f Itittn7'4ol 4 , l4 titii: tiv . ' . surviving, .647 11 74 1 fierfictitteral 1 . 1 0ii,e.04 lt ► 4: *tied Real-i ts it bet ajik uot,thik.bivir. r tree in Stl,lteqiesOterclipl,Ait:,, ajjan's C l iligs, lisp 'overifiribire, t&O : , '''' king 4 'ate w i g , ..e• i ts4 . . gar iktli Iniblfitil;# n .1•_,11.440 tl#7 jl4loo. l is ttitt *add; lid v 4411004 altdst. ji , 'ilk othie, .ereciiiii on a point. 4.1010,` Orreasek, 140,r)sotiand, ertiest skew - k. citt comas,* the peel ealtricatiailf, ,theteet Ithollily "Ai beef& to *Whoa net, withwat dom.& . .. • ' it*, w ithie .the salmi:o:lM • Ow. w hich are to be ilepatlers. ' • - I:3 . • iiintt, illik-Compailler t ia whet they cell a • . 4 kidotitaiwielLphisAtas ihigkiimbintiona 1 .-G mu*, It. thig4 l 4 ol takyv ,itat WA*, ataille* Nokia of i i .: 404 . .ot *nom by ..ehoksigehoneloroosteret ~ , 1 1 ilitiiiA, ii sempuly Oh a , alahle arthe old ~.- . Neltilay,,liatkatkh mweefiviliqbiliattastio hate '' . . 4as CV ..raaa••= a • . P . .: ' ". hes given birth to a great number of pa is a . . --mtgoo•— . -- 1. ', men We have •now two banks, several .. . . COURT-N 1 RTI AL. *" H am G alar d i , Dec. t 2, 1414.. abi surance companies, an exchange, &c. *.• At', G e neral Court-Martial held at Portsmouth, li t ~' a OW . k October, 1814, and continued by ad- ' GIBRALT4R, Dec. & . ---easo•-- •to the llth November, Captain Thomas 1 PROk LA NATIONS, , arraigned an the two fallowing charges, 'By his Excellency Grim! (kora Don. Lleoteaaat r and Comatuadee iu Chief ot the Tease ad Gefris• . •liir •„.. . • . rultar. •,,• . .. .. „ ~,__. W Corporal Mover, of the -g4 . .• 1"' 'al e" .. In Ireland. a letter. dated Whereas it has been represented that t ',. .' ' ape . ate 11* . eosber, 1811, tre.,,fus-panla_. 10-eltsusgi•wf alla had/Win filw 6 7 ll ii'it ~„. 44-sautfwarttgat - South and that the exhalation arising from addresrieatenaat Hopper . r • . Z:t 4 Saab B eg i n **. an d not s o c orpora l Glover, as t h e : rupted animal and vegetable matter, of wh' ^ 4 ,„„ ea the heels of the mid letter expressed.. in order that . are the receptacles,. is extremely injuriout • ......,..,' dl i k ild be ,. ‘ elni .,,: e i Y, ed , I . ° ~ t hl .l ll. .r i dlelltu . 6 . 11 , °1 0,.. tr, health of the population ; it is therefore etre ! :,E"'"•padVs7„7„pand.',;ee.;lrou-as—.. hi s — ' 3 ' Y g " -. commended to the proprietors of all houses, \ ' .• Istaidtagto Me above-aseationeit loiter, so written and I agents, to cause all such cess-pools to be fil toy bias, and is fact addressed to LSt ieut. opper, a re- , an d as th e general ft II he Lieut. Stopper) should write to his (Captain o f ~ improvement and thoroe .a , direct his letters to henry Rinolsold, a sot- tue.toWn sewers Is about to take place, ''• •'' * .Moure's) company, Shen his servant. with a prietors of houses are advised to take the opp *et a es sees letter, so written by • Lieut. Hopper to him • I - au t he progress of the work, to clear the I ~..„. Ilagro)shimsld be conveyed to him free of expence, with r - . 7 41,„. - -to defraud his filajesty's Revenue of portage the i r houses • ; and as the King's workeien•p Woos' due on any well letter." the operation, to avail themselves of the he , rt having very maturely considered the to open a free communication from them to . • brought forward on the part of the pro- sewers. . . together with that of the Prisoner, in his " The inhabitants are also most earnestly .. ettee, ere of opinion, that he, Capt. Moore, is ed to continue their attentions to preserve th i 14 eft both the charges preferred against him, cleanliness in their dwellings; as well as to s is .do,.ht consequence, sentence him to be dismissed means in their power to admit of a free circ • Maj4sty's Panic,. , air through their houses, it appearing that b 4 6 (tord.) HARRY CALVERT, Adj.-Geo. great causes which have tended to ageravats 1 • 'in the garrison, is the effluvium caused by ni t; .' l i vegetable motto in a state of decay, becow ' Tiltivee. , --The rehearsal of a new wand active in a stagnant atmosphere,.and, cons ' Opera, entitled Adaiasia e Alas:amo, the more prejudicial to. health. Ic by Mamas,' took place yesterday at the (Signed) " GEORGE DO . 's Theatre. Madame SEst,a was in fine vbiee. and " Generaraad Lieetesant•l e ited her power* witiegreat emphasis end e ff ect •' " Gibraltar , Nov ' " 814." I s appears to be perfect mistress of her profesOoth. Dv his Excellency General George One. Lieutenni a bee evidently Walt of a very superior cast. tier arel i Ceat‘ taaadrr In Chief of the Town and Garri ou is the. nacre serious pails of the Opera was tailor. Natty striking and effective. Oar Correspondent " Whereat hie ExcelletteY the Eaeuti notbet this fArty's talent, which we understand vernor has dtrectert a Board of O ffi cers to mid her to celebrity on the Continent, will meet of which DrAM‘Millen, Physician to the i eat success when she makes her debut before President , for the purpose of examining a; fish au di ence . Signors G EN' , a aaasit an d their report upon such houses , stores, and - ' a, gale specimens of their tat* Iliad excel- other buildings, as, from their nature and . kr several duos , tr i os , an d qua skit os , with 'tend to impede ventilation, and a free circ . * Stoma; thy, two ora Mei tea ilaskped Wkr_ i _lll _Weil It . I, itoesoursliethed ildt. • '•• • f • —4 , —. 4 ••• 0.4-BANOffer4- —ll6-:" Atain order that titeastires stay be et ',titian of the Gte-ettewhich he states to hat were eqnsVg first published. in 1631. • The dates,' bower] s; and was wsonstrate, that the.pleasares and the benefi! sy et the es* , liktapaper were enjoyed' in England niore t P•fonuady do. - yz befor the establishment- of Rertandort t s Otto Gamey, .aid tbe English liferwin nig' i, the fallacies incontestibli proof of the ezistesitiA i'A ic„ hare long: Newspaper in',Aogland, at an eiich**hei 1 L try could sop..' nadirs can boat a Vehicle of news of a simile, xs es well u s i we say pri n t ' 'because written saris had WO o wn ke nds, min years dre i and few men of rank of .hey will teekl meth blit ' "'letters of news" forwarded I . . . by persons de it a regular speciei or ti ~.... 117 are islieg • amides tag Newspaper we hare just notes ssina ; Sidliti .4ol'nts of sa particular transaction in the 1 fitted three' world, or o (any domestic occurrence of in e elicbanhele, orlnterest, were given to the public in smi -,,' t , phiets of a single sheet, under various titles, Mane between we have New from Spain, _lBll ; Neves Isles, and the Germany, 1612; Strange' Newts qf a pri - - • I p - A • , . / • ri f 7 • f . 1 1 ` V ontrances, &C Ow Sod win, .~~ ~i yk; of last on the ~~ i) . . ri s, ... >~~.~ aftetnoon iboet *.trgit Pjlitid;. allies: is - • A e a C ' • 4, A, A IM I