The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-25 00:00:00

is ti *tilt rhcefved and greeted throughout will enthusiastic appiluer. • oCeovem.r-oAttnEN.--Mt. iact night, sus tained the rikarat'tey or Cardinal Mtge'', in Sif /15p1mes Play brAtig apart I :Ike Eighth. His Acting was very ffow, anthrichiy. rewarded with ap. phtoSe. Mrs. Ittn.t,:na, in Qieen Katharine, was 'very interocting agulleffective. The Play was suc. The Puresto4f Pontly, in which the part of 7141114 S. birIOCIITIRDOs coA s p bog iielttees . 2 4 Mr. Lwrow. Mr. BL ANC D actioineti Maisel( well, and ezcited much &tighter. Of the strong acts of power which took place In ihe Peninsula, it is not necessary to speak here.- 1 Perhaps the Duke of WittAtivarott would have been ! excused had they been less frequent; but it is too I much to implicate the•judgment and justice of socii 4 : respectable assembly of General Officers as coos. posed this Coort..Martial, by comparison with itsw. other " set of !see, hateser. t lig to assail! yo ur 44 Wage% r i psuptivoudisit o that 1 by twilloo6l4 by this rairirpretsiom, mean to isring-he his recollection a little memorandum of the Duke ar, wupgalloToo's, which, of course, he cannot lista forgotten : it certainly is " lasr , ls music to his ear," but as it appears that every thing which took place in the Peninsula is orthodox with him, of course s he will not arraign the justice of the hint I allude tn. If he forgers it. a reference to the " General Orders" will refresh his memory. Perhaps he would like it to appear in print; if so, he can easily be' satisfied ! trlatibtingly alive were air Moira of Admi ralty to the pride of our Navyy they &whine.' to aend Aid ships of the line to' escOunter Jnterican triples, but had our 7 t.zon ship, eat down to an quit witch fur AMY rAttnti.—How COMPII it then, iltat.theys bate Rot hesitated .to launch an 1 00-g ship to encounter a Mosquito ileel•on en inland lake in Contd.: l - " COI. QUENTIN, It seems, has not been honour ably acquitted ! Were [disposed to retort the charge of " gross ignorance," I might here do so with ac curacy. In Naval Gnurts-Martial such expressions are sometimes adopted ; but on Military • ones, Guilty, or Not,Gruqty, is the general mode of sen tence. If your Correspondent will refer to this same Book of General Orders, which is composed chiefly of memorandums orals : sort, he will not find a single instance; or very 'few .indeed, where the word • honourable la introduced. . 1 Of. Colonel Pirmsa's ? pplication to Parliamentv l little is necegsary to be said. Tint it was a job of i the I:rst magnitude, much superior oven to' Mr. Grotsram's, no unpreiudiced man wilt attempt to dpuy.;,. eud when it is remembered that - certain 1 charges, of a le)ry . serious itone, as to the perform- ; Puce of the public duties of his ()dice, were made itt , .of tap ,Cclumitiee, to whomM r. PA Latell'S I' leeetOitefpred, l . perhaps the lesssaid on res sgtOtg 'Asto bet ter —" Protect the from iss ' • - ...I faipmisyr .ii Up . ol d apothegm. I die t#t; : think Colonel. ' is,iggliptrill* very much delialtuld with his sew l o .lrusrobeWsios7 Ally. '-'- •• , Titerecirsavaathicg so unmanly' in in attack *peal a woman atuk sWes t . that mankind Universally unite! I in reprobating it: e paltry Malignity which is dis. l played by yteuelporrespondeot .tsemards is., Lgeini needs no comment. Wife, er no wee, does no; • make either way in the question ; and it is but a mei, t sellable proof of enmity towards a defenceless Viet man. Pevonality is but a wretched argument, and so uncalled-for, and unprovoked an attack upon the General Officer in question, as your Gorcespondent ! makes, shows clearly that malice forgot:pc:small part of his motives. What he means when speaking f of this General Officer, by the expression of, " as 1 he is called," I cannot comprehend. I tuppose " he ; is coiled so" by having received,that rank from hie I ,Sovereign. But it is but a mean way of attack to introduce a charge of peculation against this Officer in another against Gol.Quewritt.' 4 Wee at a time if you please." Come forth boldly, and wake your charges,and I have no doubt these two Gentlemen will be able to vindicate themselves; the General Officer in question, however, must know all those persons of his OW4. corps who were near him at the time alluded to ; and,, 1 should hope, he will appreciate su they deserve tha. services thus atteeded to becendered to him! and this ; paltry and untnenly attack, thus cruelly made upon woman, univlrsally allowed to be most amiable cud 1 1 unnffendinp ' •-. , I have to apologise to you, Sir, for having thus long intruded upon your very valpable Journal. I have only to,say ) that nothing which can be Iwo.. lltinug, Nov. 19.—1 t baa been at length agreed by the Corporation of this City, that Alderman IGAiti.STatt ) their late. Treasurer, is to be made a bankvitpt... The deficiency in his accounts is Mated' at 33.0001.44 e :our last ilish•of bankrupts are the old and respectable housed m4csaue., and also of Eva,ts, both of lhii• Some spirited Gentlemen of Plymouth are about to establish. a fishery- on the Nymph flank, on the south cellist of Ireland. An cape/in:ten!. was made in year Tint, tfittfor Ilse ' F*lll4,l,o * •ef the Earl of Hinowicur,, then Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, when ib 39 fathcnts of . wtvr, considerable quantities of ex. celtent roil and limg were taken, but the scheme was suspended in consequence of the %car; no doubt is now entertained of ultimate success, and the pro; posers flatter themselves with soon rivalling the Dutch!, fishery on ihe.Dnggei Hoek. •• • n On the rtth instant in inspection of the whole of: the Polka Ratablishosent for the Metropolis of the City of Publin took placc , in Stephen's Green,, hi the Right Mon. the Lonn M ATO R. The nuukben,ors I the inspeetionwere:-417 watchmen, 30 watch Cott. , ' *Wes, 100 foot patrol., to horse pat role, 6S peace olrcers—'rstal, b'tL aetireand efficient men. On Wednesday, some alarm was created at Spittle, . 1 near perwick, by !creosol; in appearance a lugger, apparently in distress, and unable to show any sa% abd smoke appeasing to Issue' froth the . masts. "OM, pe fen,. more anxious than the rest, set off for Holy Island, to alarm the life boat, when to I it ruined .; opt 16 be a. ateam.boat, beating,throngh the bay to • Oa north; against wind and tide. Nov . g.—The Wheat trestle (ormolu, t x t i i . ae rd rarates maiat n ahos aria 23nad ow a te , i t c p, t e .s. A b n ir t s o u risfre I . PCS L. Me r. 2a . r &g a r t er. Other Nr4l s es remain as our last. Wheat IPatilisli) ss 84 Remo e Ditto (ForeOga) •4375 OM MOD • - t •• • 40 Tick de. ..•..- .... . 36 49 16 31 Old .... .' . . Nevi OW 40 Oats • 34 • • .... . .66 74 Fine ditto — 1...46 30 Poland do. . New dstt Feed ditto ' • l9 25 Ditto Sealers 47. Floe floor 65 70 Grey Ping 44 41 &cords ..- 6J 65 —.....—• • - s' .1111111ftWIRLD• MARIBT . .—NoT. 23 , i , To sit.b The ()OA per "kW of Sit.- l eer . - -. 41; 1 . •00. IA ilk • Of,: : Nest of Cattle this day t 21tiban —is; gel, to ¢ ,014. .Nolosts eni : - .7s: s'ell.,w Si. • St . Sheep P' it ••- 64. 01 In V. 44. e4dn'S .... .... '.... .. l'4o r •..0,. 0.1. 40 iN. • 04. Pito 14AV-MARKET. • Aar • •‘... 11. O. ki. Is M. 0i... CH. r 'ter .... .e. p.. 0.1. to 71. 0.. • 04 1 S IM* !e 4 : 11 Snit trt.° . li• .0.1 1 . e l • 4 J ' e i•••• • • •, 'MPERIALVANI kt „,„,, • , -:, frOtYSR 13;1 1 17 "--'- )Ittpii*Niiv:4.-. ''' 4 l OF NOR POLE g a i t liot - ce th t he *should nt , ` if • day propose to the House a Iteb;disilfil for entegifg thsi Awn ia each Divjsion on tile ltipresis of the.liouse, ow IL A expedient th t, the if , h -es 'tumid appear on lie J0...1-opts; Thekeetiemfee Bilis Bills and Malt thity Bill we re read a i, 01 l'a Pend e kill .Vets rest tx sbir s ur tymisiosad ateEttlOA. ''t 40 4 10- . '' residing of otter of the'Ektilettair MIR Thrlii Duke of NORPOLK•t neik "ocbilVisi -iilid.; 3tote of. antis in America.. ' Tom swot, -ince Regent, at the commencenient Of. 09 'stated the antioua desire of hil 11,64 . '4 put an eild to hostilities with A.nietith ;* I was the &sire* of governmesitOky :orally refrain from every unnecegeste est= which was calculated to irritate trosiTstist, • reconciliation. In the,Speecialt vorattit434; war the Americans bad been. the . witistis, aggresiors. ‘‘'ithout disputing - "out the vlietbet this wns of Isis not the fact, the might' have been spared ; and where the to conciliate, it ought not to heed : l44a However, the Speech went on to atige, • best been carried on irefhigeecesi ar t / respect, the country had cettiattly been die as evidently appeared from the sobsr -41 on Lake Champlain and hi othel.qtiai l - were reports, too,. that the war stet not for the support' of ,00r hoireittble _. any great principle,, but merely ftri - die idisenient of our tetriteries in'tlipt eotitttry.-;- led nn with such views , if they Cobh, he be the views of the tirittah Goveittinteisi., r expected soon to termiertte, anti adult ttended with ultimate suctess. Vied ich a war might be greater than the tattle . of our possessions in America; hoped that the British Government ii'" *Mlle stny unreasonable concessloes„ ,die, litgociatien in that manlier, and %f vieseVithieh were best caltniateedtto al taie t of the speedy and bonottilible teithi .4 rttnetst. Thee. Noble . Duke also - Witt , *Sy the efficihi aitoontS bf the trattlatttfciee Piattabe rah *mese seithieddifroita` the pabiie?' . 1: Jty of the Goteromeet.to *Coenteiluiti, whenever Iliey Unite fruit aitheattrare proper officer: • of 14VERPO'OE. watt iltst r .411ildir tit's& lay thing In the observatioes 'of thibrol* called upon blm to trouble their Eardshrflit length. Betas to the affair on Lake Charuplaisti 'no **then the Prince Regent's Speeth sstO; snd particularly referred to in that Speeck rinn-publitation of the disisetches'iebttlett transactions at Plattsburgh, Uorgirn;tlisit hat ;go received the account al the he. des scriptioti of servite, but the pablitistien lad for reaa sons, of which the . 'Nohle Duke Thust be aware, beets delayed till the aciavntsitt the' other description of Service arrived. -Hit:id-noe l ho r, to reform the Noble Duke r .-that tloseheeffiata of both . servicei had been received, and that those of the • Mititill and naval service *mild appeur in the adrpitif OL: Saturday. - • ••••• - - -. .' 7 '' • - •.i • I t • . .. • 'PROPERTY TAX. The Duke of NORFOLK adverted to the eircutn stance, that an order had been sent from the Tres. sury to the Chamberlain of Landon, relative to the Property Tax, in which it was stated, in form at least, that the tae was to be continued- till' April ; 1816. He did not mean at present to diScuss the , propriety or impropriety of continuing that.tts ; hot if it was intended to co.,tittue it, that circuresttincet I ought to be stated as soon as possible. But certainly a communication such as that to which he alluded, ought not to be permitted to prejudge the qutstion whether or not thnt tax ought or ought not to be con. I tinued from the sth of April. . . The Earl of LIVERPOOL slid, that the printed form might possibly ,:a as the Noble Duke had stated. !it to he, but certainly nothing of that. kind could prejudge any question that ardent he submitted on : that subject to the deliberation of Parliament. . • 14R1) WAWNGHAM., . The Earl of LIVERPOOL, after moving the ' Order of the Day for the consideritieo or. the Maw'. sage respecting an annuity to Lord Walsingharn, observed, that it could hardly be necessary for him. titer *hat had passed on two former occasions on this subject, to trouble their Lordships at any length. on the matter. ' their Lordships had unanimously, agreed to en : Address to the Prince Arvid, prey ing that he would confer some mark of his favour on Lord Walsingliain, for the distinguished ability, its .- ' ; i . . - - I dpstry, and integrity with Which he had discharged. Mr. Ks* banker, of Bath, against whom is cor m, tfie duties of Chairman of. SA!. ,Committees in that mission of bankruptcy was sued out, has, it seems, ' house. Their LOrdships had earried.that Address to absconded; and a reward is offered by the Commis.' the foot of the Throne ; and he filleted that the theaters for his apprehension. • '1 same unanimity which prevailed on that occasion, Tmirtsiter-Marcu.—A celebrated black giltoway, i would also prevr tlal pr .ift Mr. Stevens, of Oxford-street, we. ' now to submit—i back ' . to trot four milts in fourteen mi- I rented to the PI notes, eta, wager of 100 guineas. The gailowill Highness of the Pitgenillolt , Ti D u ke of the Weedreid Tad) rode kV . 1 Yout h the object to whi I*Yeat *dead welliitki 'latch cleverly in onts• Ir k soisodll 4 th -5.4- e given - ' self siitii merely Theism i rergers, a , Maki -residing at If& t 2-i , Sion lit : the condo I Hatton -garslea, appeared to a summon', at the Rid. , c omm i ttees , h e , lion:garden Office, en Wednesday; on an informe.l that business rr . Cow, eltstging him with exposits' a quantity of bread" hid b een attern ' foe sale, lot the weight ordered by Act of Parliainen LI almost unparallt , The twolfteads, father arid soar the officers who : hie Lord had gin i seized Assehrend, produced hi.' it was upwards off that could be t 7O (nieces &talent in weight. , The Defendant em- ;and industry . ployed Mrsskai.eir as Counsel ; but the charge being I so mathodisecl as 'efficiently fireved,the baker was fined Qs. an 'ounce, t i ness o f th e g„, being 71. and the bread was ordered to be given to 1 concurrence in the poor. • t . I Earl. O I Preparations Oa a now making for lighting West- The Address singer Brirlgu-saith gas. This, it seems, has !Ong I N Al' Ito dehyedfrate the two parishes in which it stands, j 'The Earl of not agreeing a the measure. • ,' the motion of Whilst,cro Aof believers from- Ilse east and homs subjeCt of the Na' the westsre ing ja. pay their morning visits to The motion wasp Sr. JoArNA,, ter Simon seems to - say, like the paying that he Irish *cheetahs* who played. truant--" The more on the table, copies you call, the mgr.*, I wOnY come." • , Royal' Highness, - All in fFwelis Moors, on• Wednesday neat, the by the merchar whole of !the Stilite Lottery will be drawn. A few Glasgow, Pert boors will _ dietribtte among the Public these grand The object of PriZea WWII- la* secure to many an independent I existed in the. , Foraillab 4.4u:1 .f. . 1., ~ t 2 L... • -‘, - . department had VII . . t -.- . ... . , 4 1 1110 R.7sallom, Motto, from Petersburgh to'7,joO dim; !ins beensoii whore on Gothiand ; but . 114-.):, materiallremege, and pot into - Bornlittkil. ) The Adituti Zac'hot, friint I.lietpool o is totally !Oat on LeSSOOIt - e : TO St. Pe(-41. 51104 1 . h. igreiri4 .l . l: A 6 Cibraltar t teai 'talten last month b 7 Olillorocco pritoteeri . mol tarriectlqo • • 4 rhecigdrotird; olknor t lr - ojit"risliffro to Lon dern ; Fair Play, Simmoads, Viaamit's to New Brdliswick ;and Canadri,liiisen * from. Grenade to Newfoundland , are . taken'by the Lanovence A. risen privateer; The Prlscittia, Weeks, from Dartmouth to New foundland, 'hitt back to Dartmouth on Tuesday !poky, savlnig 'tbrown part of her cargo over. board ; ;he silted frnca Cork with a fleet on_the 7th Sept. on the lthh inst. spoke his Majesty's ship Perseus, withihout 28'i/easels under convoy, from Newfoundland to Portugal, &c. all well, and with a fair vt.ind.. The Arm, Fulton, front London to Madeira, ar rived at Poitsm4th the tilt inst. with loss of fore- mast. ' tt . The *hey, Leslie, train Drentheim to Belfast, was dri'Ven on shore upo4 the Rablet Isle, near Thurso; featly this mouth. . The Thesis, --.- 1 df Yarmoath, laden with hemp and iron, was totally lost the Bth inst. on Dun-, net Sands—crew saved. The Two Friends,' Smith, from Portland toJer sey, is loot. • • • ~. The 04k, Perth, from Leith to Hamburgh ; and Hombre' orse, Sshr, from London to Ilamburgh, are it at Schardaen—cergo expected to be no t ed sated. f • r. :"~+`~. , • . 3..4. . . • •• '4.1 - . . - . .. .. , , ...• • . •.. t. 1.: • , . 72, , •Y, ATESMAN. . . ; . . .. . . _ •-. • . • ...... . . .. - - - . , • - - • -- -- • .... _ ' ' '''' lay . rnao - tiliall * the Oartkaii -• P '...' ,1 1- isilig -4- .. - lig , , ! sit tattott et rig .5 TalT.ESitaliAlrl , .dueed from you! YsfeksdTraln Correspendlltli cati'' f ' . '•.. : ibl tit• C° 4 "ll lie ° b w l " o° . rli k l • r nali th ilw 11 alit- i .4t 1 . . . - ----.411aw-.- - • 4 •,' 1 again dm* from Me ferthertollee. I shall !sievelike' atientpi to tax the City Weenie at a higher rate Mlg o ceePtlrbaps the letter front " ONII. Of *to the fall injilehelg 6f tie eery Charitable lal . 41 1 ,4 _,.... a. ; idamlarosi ..:. .` . . „ion, had Ilan it ties bound to pay-; and the attempt had been. WAGOOSI 'num," inserted in your Journal el ' liberal sentinteniat Milt hearty congritelations to 1110 " 101 . 14 ! t tee og iag only for the purpose of increasing the terday, would have. passed unuoticed by im v , that' the Otitalfs ilia f Iheibth Hussars. on their new Number; lis sac • - 4 .00,1,10. or ,the Collectors of . the Property! that I canes reprees.my inclination to addreee pen; and ntedifthithitile allianee; • - ins expedient t • Mt, It wise a case of the greatest oppression that not so mach on.,the subject itself of this *4 Wi l / 4 10.* , t. l 1 I beg to subiciihe di If , Sir Tbe Ezobequ second time. aver, existed, and the Court would see the pro- Train" teeter, as to express !my astonishnsentt *et • ' 14 -, Your l'efY.A. .. ' ' The gegtaseifi i t oggy of leaking some Toyetnente Le prevent such, you. ; who are so distlagoisbed for.tha purity if Ow AN OiFirfeEft OF Tllll Q. CAL ill .:. rota- 'as iiiiquitons proceeding again taking place. It be. columns, should suffer them to be polluted wilt*** .. 2 .41 , 04then201 1 8 14 . • ' ' .4* ; . I . i''' AC!' •'-•';' l aw intleed, au act of public duty to expose.ted ertWe e ..qtrlaiely .better calculated for . the Meridian' . 1.. ` -; :t' . sa e * * * ' • • - ' ll. ' - • • tgathe•rel . • - 7 ••• rt tate it. He should, therefore , more , ;tie 1.10. e a . Th , 77 „,„. I r i o t w i tkdige:ont weapons ,Teed ~ OVAL ttill'E!**lll4. .. ..'.. - -: The Duke 1 vent to the MI 0 1 ;; Iian, that it was the opinion of that Coort t ,tivat , I fruit I shall never mistake abuse' for erg,umenttfor .. -',lli. pflessment of the separate sources of the City ise. telgarity for satire. The " poliMed gaegualre" ' DEAL. Noll:iii-4 ;Illio 7"bugr th .4 ,4l4liniins . . . - . of the Prince .____. tha : Swah cotter s . ' ausllcoarit. . :Irra - T i slelti . ' Mit' Highness to I • - tom was most unjust and oppressive, causing - the airsick rata throughout the whole of your Catft•____ Bermuda.-Arrinad: 5. L .... -- 1,, - ity to pay a grgater sum than they were justly speptigmes Letter, atetainly bears internal proofill „,, fr o m , .. . i 'Viable to. the genoipeingeoe‘ltia signature .. The compolltiek --" a l r I lw: . •;* - - • • end if such • This ReSolution was agreed to, sifter some ceo.i,,,lattrojx " kfltigors Ilroin.'". -.• Iloarsgoden, Nov. 0.-Arrlped kis Ariel, would natori :•eersittion, but we understood, tbst the latter part Tq ygi4agoffarl charges , as to myself, of 44 gross fr om the coast of Africa s 11 °° 6 0° 1 °look s' • cud Pressley' 'chi' of It, relating to the Collectors, was omitted. ; dig nprireq' t ," ' " folseh ' opti," of course, i eannot i %ogain.-Game into 'Harbour. theiOilke •Biagonnatilarrls,m„ producing red - One hundred pounds was also voted. to Mr. Scott, reply,; --41 4 0 . , CoIoneI•QUENTIN has been foetid 1 tftlerthe Cape of Good Rape's stilftisteadhiliddletoo, from that in the wi 'Clerk to Mr. Chamberlain, for his services, and .guilty of 11,1 . 444 ''high any other Comineediog: r illMtre-Dreet dolts to , sa:lfoleaa'llteiatchhi'llsetstA ships ), yoked sggrei the great trouble he had been at in conducting th e Officer of stinky, *gist Dot have been, O ge e endlg a gh a eve, Askieta;?raltellttilwitn. aeleibe floral° store- questioil,w: Arpeol. ..nrer_•agaiss4 arraign! for , I think I calk venture to *go; ilth part et 46 VW* Bella fiest,imilriwtil sail the tbst expression ' The satme Committee reported on the City Income , essertw end. probably, I shall be borne out by ,the Stkliviird. The fleet nesileoneldts of upwards of 900 soft. object was to 'liable to die Property 'Tax fir the year ending -the opinions' 9f. every Cavalry Officer in the Army, by t yrt i ' l .. Nov. 23.-Irrived the T/ee sloop or ivy'', Inserted. II • sth e April, 1815, which was read. ~ men, perhaps, who may be supposed to he as con. m Portsmouth, LOGO:it; Ihe . riao Indies; Isis Msiestv's shin that the war - ‘ • in tout resper ' • The Court then agreed to petition Pirliament for i versant in such subjects es emir 44. 9n. if Me Wag-4 uda, and Amsistimilt_ •_ haul „k tr. P . ietitlosttla ; appo i nted, a , ii.eseta bring in a Iltll for, irnproviet :the Port of ' gam Tiin," • Por it dOM not require any terygreat mi..' .. - •.• • I to &qt.' t fluent disastm 1, 4elert. , litany skill in an Officer contrivenMeg alontgi •' . 0 --.. •. - • • •• • - . -, • Mjstw mods al little teammate. .. - • less .. 'There A p t irse,of 30 filineßs was BIRO voted to .the late party to know how to *act, shou l d he be •. -"lei. 4 - 't.: • ' . . fi r !. NOY. 22.-Arrtved . the Marlborough packet, carried on, - bed Mayor's ChaPlaiti, as a testimony of their sense the egenehr.aied moat* a captkiii, after makisig a; 4,41,011 tram I.isboti in nine Asp. The &Noising is en- .rights, or of or MS service. . s, -- • . • angle paten, would think it very unseat:sari lo ',. :.. The Weld' Committee, Xito'ha been agpoirtted ' t . fait wto act under, such cirewasteoces., t . ' " from the Marlharooth'sJournal :— Saturday ,' Nov. 19, aggrandiserre - list year to ' . report. on the'racticahility of abolish- 1 the fact s that the point most pressed' . .age• ilia .. AbO• north lung. -6. - 4,1. wit, at dity.tion, fresh breezes A war carnet ing the Assige of' Urea(); . 'were Airected, on• the, sow i,.l4,o9,wirtun t was, his net having comacailtd tot ii weather, saw a suspicion sail laying too•on out lee supposed to gestioo of the Lord Mayor, to, proceesLAst. tiro 404 foragers the (lineage in whick w he meant to tea . ; Atoned all heeds and prepared for adios' ;at 1.33. A. ht. could not be hardly be am oils that hid been referred to them, in savorq so the regiment; and certainlyittlitillptesement it 101.11ithirlf o llbnisadt sail, and tacked it our wake ;'‘at Ate, ending her of s u ed '_they should see fit. . _possible that he could do adwrilikineekton, for hag bit4iion g on in fast, hauled the coarse, up nod heisted our co- pence • of the whole I t was proposed that the Improvement Com- 1, named any particular direertbrivallaittich he toosoft . 44vi - et io, cat away our beat, nad eommesigad 'a g o, age , bc * mitres should report upon the expediency and p r e .c e. I. t o move, cwcamstances mighuteee called hits elle- '' t gala; finding: our shot to carry over him he hoisted Mit- • 1184 " . .. • . .cability of running a new street from the North etc :where ; and as certainly , le. ass Meer of the rank ?. calours add o pened : his fl ee; we continued our Are (coin t c 1 4 : 44.14 -4bl l -, of Flcet,Market, pursuing the coarse of the River of CaplainOt ia•lot-too much to expect that be t . a stern i s without inte ption anal 11 A. M. when be ' those views 'v 'Fleet, to the'gveat North Road ; the said street to ;wield: hape khalif' how- to act in any emergency, • • of us, and gave us a broadside, which, We returned -grand object 'in'minutiicala with the* North Road at the end of St. sod that he wciiiiii khalif' made his own arrangemeets • et ... . F 7 ,ezertion : there being a high swell from the multi. 'tint of the ri 'John's-street.-After some conversatieu, this was nee as to have been perfectly certain of the movements of ~: 4 ! .-f", • 1,, 1. at receive any great damage; at 43 past I I.'hetat to - wllOwt *it istived;ur a divisios.,hy a - majority of 14. his regiment. But this is so well known to " Cavalry% ~.. .1 110 . 14. ,m.... 'After sivssiog or some ordinary business ; the Of that it is worse than useless to waste ye.. ~, . hind call ahead of us, Mit keeping ap Ili Ores get ..irsonleber t ! • talked Oa hauled his wind.to avoid - is: 'hire Wen Ina the dot cow di* aopartred .. . 1 kiute with any thing farther on the subject. ......,„•-; ~ , - ,v .• i k, . ' - ..1 . . •• ' Your Correspondent swat states, that " dried ' larelebnoner, with two topsail+, yellow sidai,,.iieve t v4segazi , I =l !hilee the prol t 2 Il i 1 .. .. '- • •••:„. .. - . "ispi."" Is astonished at Colonel trliapirm'ehaving 'sites' Capt. Bull, of the Morlhorough, speaks hi the b high est- ' . been only reprimanded. This is, Intittpd, a sweep- teretter hi. oaten and crew, particularly of tits Master, • iiii . r. ;''' . rblvvArl ' $ - ' Yf it • there was rap . ,•• I l ige( •,, ing assertion !. Of coarse he does pot include the ,lipl,saaid, front whom he rereived the greatest assistance. • - ' 'Dokethat , Ca t • /0f -s;* V E .—Tbo l 3plilliitit , itftradions of the , General Officers who coteposed the Court, or those 1 . ; . Priagerly of Macbeth, mid. the superior acting of Mr. ! who gave their evidence in favour of Colonel QUENY, •• 4 , L093E9 AND DAMAGES AT SEA. . • ana nY len g th , ,• . , •• it-twaVitnorrt • Ktstr, lathe elittrieter of the hero of the drama ,' TIN : inch "ignorant " men as Lord STLWA*T , Lord An English brig, supposed bra. Lcitidets,, iii twit _ o ktio ere d am het night dress: , to this Theatre a crowded and UMBRIDGB I &c. &C. ','' but perhaps these General . - ' ' .. . 9 1 irileil i Hamburgh. . I . As to the ten - hcilllant audience , among whom we observed that Illfficers do not belong to the " Waggon Train'? ..e`T e Mcreina, Evans, front . Petersburgit, ' Was; to the tramial ornammt of the A ßrhish Senate, Mr. WHITBREAD, . Army, and are therefore not included iu your Cori.. tetWost on Falsterbe, about Ow 200 of October some time ag with hii Lady.; 1t44 almost needless to add,. that resporaleel l 4.calculation. 0,1 saved. •, . ' _..-. 4 - 1 ;- ' t ~. wrintinn of s • - • • • . A . . • 4 rt. r t / • • vi ; • .2. r • I t . • '4061.1 .. 44 , t, . . • 4 • , . . . serail Upon the motion which he wail :—which was, that an. Address be proof Prince . Itagent, assuring his Royeto . :he coocerflioce of their Lordships, kilt • • Nhich ltie Message referred. of NORPOLK could not content him. ly, a Silent tote. From Long observa.. onduct of Lord Walsingliant on the, • *4 l he could of his war; knowledge declare, • respecting private and public property ended:. to with an industry and 'ability; dieted in that situation ;-that the'No- • , Oren every assistotwe to the. Committees • • rendered_ .0 4r . mos t unwearied zeal / and that iliti., . , 0 stem had beers as most matetitil, . ' Rafe the ho- - House. tie .. n the motion pro. , ,- by * t ire Noble ,l , .. 4 , 11107: . ; A I .:, .. 4 .. • . I s was then agree4 i ttu't ' ees: , em, din,: • ANAL AnmiNtsiseArtotlih p ~ )f DONOUGIINIORE r'o t ~. e i.,45.0 4 ' : - of which he had given notice, oh the .) Viral Aoimini,tration of the country. as for an Addresi to the Prince Regent, • he would would be graciously pleased to lap.' copies of representations made , to his _. ._.• . .ss, on the want of pi otection to trade, .. ' 'ants and ship-owner of Liverpool, rt Glasgest, Qreenock, and London. ~ i f 66 n o tion was to show, that Asia i country an imrress'on that the statue_ _ id been improperly conducted. .1-. • . • ' .. . . . .. . . _., • '4'l^ r' re' rity lOS. PI•10 rili• • 11.1 114 ti N.