The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-22 00:00:00

4' 41 1. 4 4 00. .• city f'e, in . . the . Aptir._ have reseutly been made by American cruisers, re , preseated the same to the - Lords Gonwnissioners of the Admiralty on Wednesday last, and on Friday ' received as *rawer, of which the following is a co py : — • '(COPY.) " Altvaitolly 011er, Are. 19, lel4. " Sta l —Ffeekg kid before-my Lords Commis sioners of the Admiralty, the Letters of the Mit, Instant, signed by you. and the Secretary of the Los. don Assurance Corporation, on the subject •of the depredations committed by the American privul leers therein mentioned, I am commanded by their 1 Lordships to acquaint you, that there mu a force Oillquate to the purpose of protecting the.trads, both lest. George's Channel, and the Northern Sea, at the . time referred to.—t sm s kc. &c. ~. • . " J. W.IpOKER. " Mr. Sanael rennin:. Jan. " Secretary to the Royal Exchange Aeeraace enrporatioo.7 Cote, Aeo. 1.7.—0 n Monday last, Field-Mar. Abet Lord Ilaaredtosto (the Herod AthaftwaX wind ' Mn, foe the gsieve's of taking Ms passage eat to Lisbon, in that fine frigate the President, Capt. Dore ; bat the President, a fast sailer, having beers ordered out In pursuit of an American privateer, WI Lordship necessarily waits bee return.—llis Mee jesty's si4 Imogene, Capt. Gsmaese, sailed nee. dey with a limit for the Garonne, fic.—We itataell pow no ship of war here, except die Brisk Nyek_wreh •bas e cousrey signal for the West Innis, and Is. i *Awe laattroctions to the several Tessa as tiny asb rive. 1 ocooserces====oc ILTICIMON. This morning,'"at eight o'c Natty Lye, John Field alias Jonathan IS 'for ballades ; John Mitchell, for forgery ; Francis Sturges:, Michael Marone, alias Malmsey, and Jelin Ashton, for highway robberies, under wept the dreadful sentence of the law is front of the 013 . 8ailey. The Rev. Mr. COTTON, who succeed ed Dr. Foals bad taken greet pains, particularly in ' the condemned sermon, preached yesterday, to im press on the minds of the unhappy objects a dee sense of the awfulnesa of their sittution, and all, except Ashton, manifested the utmost contrition, and met their fate with becoming resignation. Ashton f , .ritted a striking exception to his unhappy comp'. nlons, and when brought out on the scaffold Md. , *Wed In his conduct marks either of the most harden ed impenitence and insensibility, or of madness the most shocking. Ile capered about on the plat form, k way of showing how well he could dance, sad cried out " Wellington for ever !" with app. rent oaconcern. When the rope was fixed, and la? was, along with the other fire, about to be turned off by the dropping of the platform from under l :their feet, he made a spring, sod for an he- A4'one prolonged life by leaping on the sick of the 'fatal boards, from which he was pushed into eternity by the efforts of the executioner, who seemed to have considerable difficulty in aocelarating 'his fate. This poor wretch had lately been a soldier as had also another of these men, who suffered in his military jacket. Coau•Excuasoit Afro . lS. —Raying a largo to pply of Whew this usorniog i ind the weather being lit o. torte a 40- ma la the sole of it, tied an alteration rit from St. to 44.—Bar lye le MI ls. per quarter tkraper.—Beans are fall . 2s. lower, Mary sale at that redoetion.—Oats are freak 1 to Ir. Mover ot EL as last Monday, hat not so brisk& sale as M Mat Fridair her articles there is so alteration. Whiet glis 46 061 m Ditto (Pientigo) h) 40 66 Old ditto 46 52 ilt asu. ye •••••••. ...... .36 40 Tick do. ... ..........X 40 OW ST;;;1410 Oats 3O 94 Malt :: .k 4 66 76 rioeihoo White rall New aka .. 1 . 46 al l Edit .. VI 'Soto Bigots ..114 64 Flour ..... ...11l 75 Grey Pew .. ..... :..46 40 Somas ..... .... 65 70i „......e....- IIIerIIFIELD 111AKKET.— Atte. n. TO «Wok lb. Oetil per stows of MID. Beef ....b.. 0.1. to 6s. 0.1. Meat of Cattle this Jay t • button ..b.. 9J. k. fa. W. Roams . .. 9196 Veal ... is. od. to lb. 04. Sheep Pork ....6.. 01. to Ss. 4d. Calves Us& • —7.. 0.1. on .11e. DI. Pies HA Y-111AAKET. May r 1.114., ... /how jigw.boaed are Iv Ming not m.ch lightarithin The Row Patent Tribe Rotes of MILLARD Ii Ulf for the purpose of ilboadoe, Was anitorsal notice. Many baying experiexcedib km* have gives it their usujealitied beteg sot a doubt bet It it _ oat wily to the most Midas to tilt of the robust, sod ether cloths cloths fey the ohm only (hy •• the Piece) et Warebstues, No; 14 ) Cisapside: oilhisitirspit , ottisisetory . Prioce . 0 8 .Prill, 1 0 1 b*lh. . intiqc*TosaWorti Illasi halandliiisilell ---- dm' wh°l. Mr.PVILRItY in the foltmikaitmoi f )ohis °peeing 1 24Selskth ? Hoot can thls So irligi they affect , •• . . • At, to pold.shateot tbme lowly elllbe dens stalest . 'P eek 4", the trwit 0 4 , 3 0.1 " MitCommitt") , i 0 Merida, One those whom, staeloo .residers ' pdated as aecoemt ferabotiformide . m* the Mem. t.loir CrwAkict an eeeeiplo sea. tieft .emessaMil. is — bin. of 11,1teflt, •, : . s ! .. tbetAiei. ; bad mine t Atielr4r*" trinigiPsilp*Mrt. ~../ :1 .I , ..,:ii.vi ii iie 10 - l ar ii m i t - . , taw glitipy was Ds 1 to TIO °Seers, Profeßestued Codas de o V - 77- • .. iii i omphil‘r Da. eitaseast; tiiii tip I t Sandhdrst bare been ordered to be T foaled he ire woo oilf. Iltey 'bad not liiiitlfolliany Jigets:on the 224 of this month.. Some new die.. r t... _ stints are expected . . . . . read", prooloo4 on that account they •ivry Fru. At so very !WWI' price were Engjish homes sold , den*, said tiothistir +mon toe subject.'' es the return of our troops-from:Us Quitidest4.that i U : Wise true that CR AXIL declared betel* tisseCost, in Fraoce Officers 10131 their hams for sight and ten m i ttee that Lord COCURAME was the .peetendecniv pounds - per horse y , -whicki,had- beim bought in Eng- &mita, on what grouuds did they think him cam. land .at the rem ii pt enmity aude)ghty pounds, for each of them.. .2'. ,Pe tent to identify the person of As a stage coach was on its way feet. Plymouth to • Whydid they send him to WOOD' London, at two o'clock on Monday Olga* last, it for•thet purpose, and for what /wisest was overturned at Reeding, by whicameans most of prolfrearkes as a witness on the the outside passengers suffered materially. Ii it line that COAX! was " t' DlClDL—Friday the wife of a grocer in the 10 t i o: • • $ I k on eli • ,st a s i t su l oed.to 611' , 4244100, by strellfilblibee* nerig tarn tt w Odeceaeed was much respected amon g her , 0.71: , froturs. ; net be titlap.ll4l Itt&S. oy, the other • eis a report, that in consequence of the es- i the difference beta Men tampering pan difficulty of finding as appropriate motion ram i s i ag his mossy fa a partia l for, the NeLson family, site; so many years of re. &awl Did not the 00111Mittelf learch, a new spe, is ,$a be built for the Doke of . ELLtKOVON. 011.11!..4befga• of his own selection " 5 w l "."' Auld nothing suitable . be speedily fogad. I 1:R 1 4164V SW TOR AR:rt.—The Ga de votte France, ottile3l4ll opmeeal inst. says :—The following fad appears tentweethy it* whist moist ? so. :of notice, on account of its singularity.... For sere 4 111,1ty 10111 pot SATE% the Police _days past an English artist, whose same ; it Is NM, ; aaawgititt- th e R e p or t ard e c am is GLOVOIt, has attracted the attention the lovers stthctfid to 'Obtain the mo*.Corrett informaiioti upon of the Arts, in the Great Galle r y o f the Me s eem.— - He places himself before two landscapes the fi ttest of then subject," and who, among many other important Poussin and CcAubs LOARAINa t anti executes a particulars, discovered, that " Lord Cocuaartz's picture of the same class, about six feet in breadth, .filefether, and three or liar more men, lived in her and four in length ; but it is net a copy: our two rbeiger and " that Mrs. DURAND had been seen to great landscape painters serve only to invigorate the i i s ag av a di a asp as the one which the pretended Do genius of the English artist. In his composition, Botfact was said to have worn," and who accota which represents an immense extent of country, all Is , original, and even in Its present state, it gives as a very Pa tried Cassia to Greee-streset, ' 44 in order to idea high ides of the talents of thisGentletnan: His having .tify, the home," and afterwards to the Messenger's, no sketch or study of any kind before him is a proof in eater to identify Da BORZNOER t —produced as a that he hashed long experience, and is well acquainted u itua it e a ,it ia tai a l with nature. The work being already traced in the mind of the painter, it is executed with a quickness and facility that de,:s great honour OP Kr. GLovaa. 'ln a word, it is sl sett of tour de force, which only a very skilful ix.* tan attempt with any hope of success." Upon opening a lath, or what is generally called a cairn, in the towfiland of Knockeenin, in the coon ty of Monaghan., •tt efts %wad to contain three ob. long graves, formed by vertied stones, and each CD vowed at the top; tke',sseasliKd about four feet sad a quarter hi length, - *WNW% breadth; hi that were deposited bow. It blierprislng, that open drawing a tooth from an ander-jaw, which seemed fresh, it was found red at the extremity of the inser tion. Near the tied of each of these oblong sepulchres stood an earthen bowl, not unlike those drinking steps which are made of the shell of the cocos.ont. These are carted or impressedd, with toosiderable taste. Each contained about two table-spoonfuls of fine dust, resembling turf-mould. ClOrof thous urns (if they may be called so) fell hilliest spoil being touched; two are presorted. I; • . Near Dungan ors were lately fake a pair et as deer horns measuring 6 feet 7 inches ?rose 'to tip. Sevoial of the lumbavertehme, the os • end some of the ribs, \ ,onderful , As ft ippelnot by the sladavit of Mr. KING, .that C WWI dedate to him, that he did not see the un • der-dress 4 bli BEIENGER j and as the Counsel fer tie preeKedou du not think priper to examine ' .Ca.dsta ea as 4.lthject of the dress, permit me to ask, 1 wiallser4birCemsmlttee did not discover, is-the ! Mai* tints eitemination before them, that Ite - tias . inecnifietiEht to depose to tiie . selOur of tlie botlis 7 , A keliiitte., landiol 4e6r,itirek./P3#loo l ml as .. ad*Bscribinifit li; have beestsesijr . , ~t - ClAtts, in the Report of do 'Cometifteey is IF Col ; =te s 4 fe c ri b ie ft the efliklitimet were :by Ds • to have been brown; - 91!ir% 00 the trig" be positively denied opiii . l4,imath. that he ?:top i licribed it, thei question. b,.414 he swear ly Os that subject, Sr is 69 felselseed laths Rev port of the Committee? i 14, 11,,rP1 • ' ig awl• li . pe t thew tfeestkelli•fei ire, . which I hope yeas wili mot consider at Aow tithitrect" or f t par '4o' for reply, permit ele, ' llis c es*lS . tbe !PIO," of this Letter, to put 6611406* opdire p• the publie:_ . 1 • ,...,.,) +„ ~. ~,.. i• , ..... i. . , 4.6.ei5t ,„, • . 1 . 4, . 4 4 .:rill:W twenty . -eight re we i n h t e ) . .-eight rest sioefen'ttitrik Vad was see Tits Italesettaisitt Gloucester hilirmery irate rem ceired amount of the sasingi of the Stow Troatif;=eoranty Cavalry, doting tire latewane-s,o,*; . rs• • • The superb statue of ! Wrilita i ,,ALl. by. §cilei... suttees, erected die saarketiidaste, at Heti, In 1734, was tettatfltitiet ropettecl ) after thl operatieo li iiii Ali, Pilot* The materials Died in the jtng i had the tuft bed nefit of stialsbni4,* t=ine: leaves of the best sterling goW,-4Peches squires, have been emptorod ; the gold sl‘e as 43 years Sit tl ikucl the oil to rfPn possidttirirstribi"4ll,3lis. ./ - • the tietl nth! W- know ; sea Stale oeetn break the cook• . . - .. - i • 7 • . ' , 'W - .rwarvf.E7.l rs es,llllll9llOpplirilliPir "."l. . . . . - ' - - 4 M . . . - . :.'".-7"..; .?Illgeflirjr""ltifiV77- ~. IRRIPAIPPIrP".14,111111=1/Mgirm."7"7"P7.79Pr- .•1'. ; • I - 0. - . • . .1 . ... :. , ~ , . • . . • . . ) 14 ". s- , . • . „ .. . .i • • . • * • , : • .. • ' 1 1, 7 ' It: . • .. • , , . • . - ' .. ,• • ... - • • . „..... .., -...-i -.96 ,-.1 • ;"** •• .. .. . - • - - • li . . • . ..-.;.- - I lir • ~, i . ItPillitPll tit • • A'su •• • • tt g rzattletti‘Yea.D. '•.- .. lim t L EN i s ju k orpg , E n. NAVAL - INTELLIGENCE. home in a redcoat •' Speed' .. . _ Hem ties, am! pese ss ito oist esse N ibmwoom airrost. t ..: 1 • :4= 111 i.- • .... • • b oo DZAS.. Alns. 11 Atilel ll lo , lolll.*o l oo o e •'' ' it l is tA t tr i ftrwo* grew -rep- • • ram alsitlk , -mat•cot its ton id elti--• ", ,,. I" ' . . ir:Y7 - - 0! 1 .9 ShrileiooNr. 000411141408161 1 10 1 k. 1 .0 t '' ' c E t e 4at ailandi g ree ' 4° ' "-I PA r lk" ..: " t 10 1, *eget : , 'fr i lliLe P l 16 4/ .0. .. tellillC " °" " the hackney coachman, and under -what cirestn“ wader convoy tram theadillialS ll•4ll 6. lloll reillob ier , v i . a I le . " 4 . 1101 ^ • . i- ' .11 '1 r' at '"-• Ar '-.--...-...... mewled, stances was his evidence given ? Net ere of the, ' ' lt** iiii , ' ! '''''l l ' . • • • - . • g h ezothie o. R i tver Ol apa yer alued ia akar enove amill" l imixst ab a lm6 : 43lllll . . . .ro n f• n . 4 0, - -174 110 7 14-a • Pab ir i k, ~titoii. smelpom fr..osis ..:. , es , . : ~ !vett! of ti l l PSope s. can Lionnsel for the Prosecution ventured tb question 144 . ' ' . 414 $ &Offal Siovair ItaliiirfOlte ettal/liftlav ' ' 11110"5 I t . igrAtirit - hive. The him to the point; hu:. on his cross-extisisinXtiott, being triteni.....Regas kb i: . wigs sea et ~ .• • l ' Ol • t 1 - • • •" 3 0 ."'" '' - "`: , ! ;...i.st . .:": 111d1 r) 1.1111 .4 .40 1 , 11.1 7. 4"1. 0. 40 - 0 of asked the follosting question : - i . Too ltd not pre.: . ' ' '' -), . 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Of fice s, on the CeeteeitA alb' Beeisty far ille-Sep. auma " .lll, "" A rrtet..ne,tl!„„, w d a h er lo ta Zh i r s ,,B ol " '" ' kii ' i t ‘u s ' et 7 r a ° i 7 d ..Tl .l 7 e ' 8 7 1 7; Am., to „oat* t on omOiroi t lill mu pmesten of Vice, kg.• exereisiejt their trades eat:, - ot h er . i , . .. •!t ou kel itim i em "'"' ., . . ► . 1 • a i i,_.j,„,. • L. h. k & A , . „,__ pi riik . lent • fro* Wog 4 1: 1 ,:arr ill asis oa .*: to 6 0 , 00 0.• : . ,= ;ere ,r.r.,.r.i wee,leel ‘' ° !'" 11 ”/ m obliged to limp establishment, at both pleorlyeard it 1..... mia,,gior4 Ailikigt.;..arripa . Ad .11.069 461114101181; r/ir AIM, Penialviodsciatjeassa al the fourth. Cousesild-'! el ' ' a lealimitt - 411 - bisternsieg . tie was tnitlbilieditt4i and expensiie to ' retiove tbOstasids, a Wass. !roster: Mary. ligtvey ; Assa4 tikes eni Ike LK P7O - 1 1)080 It. 0 $ MOM AO Winked, of. workmen i. . .1. ' - 4:4 ..44 , 3 ,workii i :a switiom p..a, " 31104 attone.oursisenation beigt sitoonii vol. • • • ~. . . 1. • pre eleOrortd. tar Were' •Imeeleiee kohl*, 'in "4,', - ' . 6 0 44b g te n i onnin ; pro. Lettere , **diked int ' Satorday s. ftout gattbargh, • b rie, Taylor, from I.aidea, tor troops. , i .. . _ • , . ^ ' tin t he Perk triaPeth by the OPO e h l emould , ' .- . - . i . 1 .-Ap prour r 1. --• •• 4 . • no . t avaa -041.• v , n ova 1. w i le d mention thi ' adiarine of the Rossi: tit trtscips . aavosit L r -.... 1... i i lrresponsible advisers ef the Priem Resist ?- i.... ~.. , ~..,_ the Elder, end their bocupatish of Ginekstadttitifich II The Directors of the Rand texthange sad: - 'it not know that the Memel, of Salisbury I 31 117:1Pa &astral'? A tiegasur had been prev ! rus l y mo w e d t yl , th e b an i re 01.. ate CorPotatioess WIPP* nestled w - elber, selected Sunday to givors grand antertainsent to the•!esser io urr eO, Ay cry ,a 'iv -ezplela• Mr. skoidt - is to iikvai *lib I t o h o itooo &Ai 9 ity fer jr•et 4 ./r Protaath's boisF4l4rded to the Prince and his Court, ,the preparations tae which'', rhea ii 4. e, in nanPeltellice of the girders captors, that most have employed many beadreds derive the whole ; .._ Ape-- A t_ . •'._.. .t ....... . •..... • -....__ , ••••• . ---• -------- —7-- --- rmina jr. Tee 1111v1IV -ea yawns. ..,..:: ~ r . . 4DE BEasmosa?-- • TheffresMorgvendlitlioo, ftsltifting ttnriltf n's, the Messenger t murders at Pontpa,trick Fsir t sayse—" We all I omen rem . Akr t h e y ' that an trial' fair is nothing withett a fight; t trial ? • i • really of 4,6' Orr* illy mighty, &tiger to th a . two days I it) 'l w n e ;tSsie t to tmcoisolt itastfc - ba ht "tt iono ilW; j a sh t , slea wit ss . 4 .11 i, i d si oes lien n t io o t I If 7 sts,, " L _ __,_Le- par,-lOt groanliWS tite.i ihan "Aim; maypot • t crestureiSOlMPrd a doe Cher ahlers, : ; Motu rephileSOlossite Itettutinfiist i lliter, per itzwitiot g with a witness, and ' al liflijcl,Prilififit4N4l;ilitr • try "051 anotbecome. thoseAtkii?rs of brut* rticotar kind 'of .0. P I °es well • s fillateastiptsle tov i lft' Of The jiMe t . to area n. gage to ttiwaid ,ttlaiteex 7 , u trt :, a im .1 8 :i - e i e h f a ir. pi n woold coni,icAlka English limitifigis 4104 Ltiti lifitt Trish pc o g et Aid to Camila. glad fighfilte/4tN Itt!Atlfilli **tar ambiti sat Be tt e the trite thiOnf i e—g asogabi lory e lt:: d o mi titaihith ilior4l 4:4thar selshot a . l7 o„ . l _ , 1 , Pac e Clid i r i lifi tt, t aim' w• may eay, that oblitH•Vot 110. VII :ommittee, • 474 was kw . p are t n ee d I n E n sfical,:lt 4 1,1 #1.1 V ia l .mot informal:l.mi nrida AigAlliit.... ..1.--1,1 .:•-• —I . -- —.. ivat_. 1..-a_m____ ..- ...., 1,•• um wwwy e s i; v ...... 7 , „ ,t. - livij ..,.. ~ 2 . 0 i IN Wart Pikeville fon.l. ". Ofi ashajtti;` lit lairatiaig , .- ~. i... "10 1 ter their spec:ilia hit imams. a iiii. Oareatee we se equal *eat • 0 g o * *a ug ht so t i the 00114.10011Wrii•ii4.01M1 idioms epos the tail* the solely 061+4 - las i y ear of laettieciperaints Lob, de iiiitostatients, gad Nog, rad- Sr Sbirtiag; ob:Apletaitaisaistrisisilail% ft the Miefifig ~........:;. 1..: ,- .. Warty reedites ot distlivadon at is Self OA Weft as wail et lqoposig, greigiaiNsiiip eas :t ru ' - t eli r . • l adited appeseatiOi 1.• there 64 0 f flgig -' 4 • . 4 . l view ARIIIO.Or 0 a groat pofisoteVelnaltb, i m agi se ' him' 'e .. 6 Ula Arlioggs nate constitialoti, bit' the Cola " ' ' wrryr we t I§4. l %.774;74 rileillit iprgiN I IllielirlY 1111 -if the prix I M 14 fit CM . , AbitablEl o .l4 l I pitons. it is WI • r__,_ .I ,___. . . Aiw141114‘441 , 44t4; -the' Pakistan 101 Wei :roof GPs . thea tr i e '7 ;i M..." , S tell,. kl,Motretatl pee it 11U COCURAMIeI nor Pert*, ssietot- els! ala• &feet ell The pdstsoi sinbitles to -- • We isffite perhaps: .- may tolerated pateritdeed Englane, Is . , -4ird that ciidieiling 'should not receive a little' iiedalaenae is Ireland." on . ;.emirlentie nett OCY. burgh Abbey{ tesiwnisrly calla the Rock Steno Bill of Newt:mins ; wait laid by the Countess tifi Bock*, the foundation stone of a monument to the tneutbry • of the .brevp Sir William Walla* colossal states of whom, 214 teeth, insight s . is Do* *progress by the hand of John . SOftb,' Derekk { jun. and is to he erected there, On a suitable Pedes. 'lO4 on the 22d of September near, which is' the ,anniversary of the hero's victory et fithling Drage, weitas.of the Bard of Ednam: In *glass vessel, te r ler i 2:sonled, was deposited etrenitstOttatoweege ao's Eulogy of Wallace, in ' of Scotland, (book viii. sect. Rein.) 'A colossal eres pith an inscription, is prdpbsii ir cl li ebi=l. o ." 'a • Ijoiaing to the statue, oil &lilt, behind which the sodas is Selinsweeted:" • ' Tye Hibernian Journal aajtey the Itvonalte. Son of Erin, has arrived in Dio . Ritit~irf t a 'r rya put ; not, as tic public ewid r sa--anivqueitte of any engagement at Crow rat, bet one vice with his accomplished daughter to a I private friend; it would hare been no small delight to the citizens of Dublin to have seen their old mid deserving favourite one more personify Irish the : , racters, which he is unique in doing with so' much justice to the-coontry and credit to himself. • Jox,rs perserriste man • and we hope will yet succe e d le.obtaining the gra tification all Dublin are anxious [4O. We must and will have him for a few nights!" Of all the prisoners at Norman Cross, only ant man remains ; and he, in• consequence of Worm preventing his removal. The change produced' by • withdrawing the demand for the necessaries en 'up ply 10,000 meeths is felt in the country !vend the depot. . A duel took place at Barbadoes on the 14th 111.ie, • between Lieutenant OVENS, of the Royal Yart Rangers, and another °Meer. Lieutenant on the third fire, received the ball of his enetginiist in the breast, and survived only two hours.,:f.7 - : iirtiansts Sournposn.—The French takei ootice of the noise widish this Impontiliclien* ." iii England, and have copied the descriptieni" . , t . 41* Paper have published of the cradle Intended • the young Meestah. A paragraph in the Journal de .Sr* on the subject begins thus P. 4 ' The ki. K iiwo galls (les couberasouelies Avid* )-have their awns Lion taken sp' bra youn g led", sissy-sit years l, Who pretinchrto be pregnant, and promises to Wog •, forth the true Messiah."