The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-06 00:00:00

..4 gisettlittelit ~ A ,e diacl- Boshreua. and pro. •irilf Da UR Y. LAN E TIIEATRE.—We understands , [poor fellows enough of the expedition they hare so Adler*, .and premised to• act accordiagly, en d i t i n - s . ' . noun, Auta. .—On.Yitnorday- at a flamers* plete renewal of the painting is now going on heroically chosen, have ordered that each shall cutely, sepreted that the deceased and James Mitchell bad toasty . 1 A respectable meeting, of the Cetholica of the throughout the house, and the stage p il lars are • of Clare was held at IfAnia--William aide 'in addition to his arma, sixty round of ball cartridge, severa l interviews open the subject, and that Thur.- •L' I M Int Y shaking most abominably. Great changes are like. was the meeting tiaed upon for the question to ler, of Bonabow,, Esq. in the Chair. Several . gass knapsack, and necessaries ; that they shall march day wiae mentioned amengst the performers, some of , • : solutions, proposed by Daniel O'Connell,' of KAI,. only in the middle of the road, and that two suhal- be finally settled. ' . . . 'i 1 which the public will be sorry to hear, but to what ' fiery, Ese. and seconded by Patrick Mahou t Esq. qf terns shall accompany them to see there orders c . ..: • Yesterday morning- the relatioas, of 4 ..domented extent seems uncertain . One thing, however, meet.-. • • ~a nd r,g a„ e I t latewpaik, were unanimously adopted It watt ,alge tied into execation. A poor f4low who wets laying aire t esled at t h e Poiiile Oirleei certein— KEAN remains, and—" stat fortuna doer tier' in tobacco for the march, observed, that be hoped hafteamarm of the murder, *alba i ion I termined to renew their 4etition to Pialiam,ent early PARK EXIIIMTIONII.—It seems the univeraal ,___A.I .A . II y haisa . j„, ,In the nest Session, wi a reqdest to the Right be A udhis cotopenioes wOuld • be fi t 1. be 40010(oted *Ws!' M itaballr AL.,. it* aaMe opinion, that the Jubilee Fairs have remained long -"''''''"".".o j " . .. ~.t ok , , .. I L p „ ,: i .,. t . Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer and . dm two enough, and for very obvious estrum :—the beauty to the . I r - wfrlEWßllta e le• by 414 Oa* elaY ifil„-elei'iaal,' TeA,,m., retie, r - thud it would ben i t to I ' l4 . e ' mower_ • .... ..,.° , , b . , County Members to lay the same before Parliament. and comfort of the Parke are nearly destroyed s VIo elscherge ch experienced stereos. '-' 2o l 4 l#ATltteklair... Counsellors O'Connell and O'Gorman attended tha barmiest coast; which used sh irci-4 mere , and affote . . We have advice. from Maim to the date of theist „....-AlVarea • rliwa Leutileis i 4 , . iii ultlesm me A. Gat•terwe. Coroner ; meeting, and spoke at some length, with their. until eeik to-who ocijohiltig neighbourhood, are now with. w oup , t.et est e4 m . 7 , t w rr izze lltirest te : t f m t Bar l ey M o w, in lability. After having taken a comprehensive. view dt. with accounts from Smyrna to the end of Jane. out food, sod the morals of the visitors are gt-,..: t oi , ,If the present state of Catholic affairs, Mr. piglqq.. 1t the latter place the plague raged with unabated •NW Weir ',nil, was of l ake eve oTsucceedin; to w a tbe ba:i e n as fast as Possible. Not a manufacturer or trail-, - ; b. igli te rii, , ,,, j .v i a , : i t. b i e ns ito il e bo b t: t as w an inm a te t at N 0.17, stated float l country peace and obedience to the laws, which • ‘; . olence, and the medical practitioners did not anti- . i tt r esterwes. 080 marabout to retire. and bad disposed of it to I pall strongly recommended to the peasantry. of the • man kilo's where to had his men, and nearly till c tate it s disappearance until after the middle of whole labour of London is at . a stand. The t, ,, i%!sonduct only could procure for them the redress.of it uguat. From Malta we have the pleasing notice, memos before I! o'clock es Thursda y ,ni gh t years. welarasod A " gainer by all this rejoicing has been—the Pawn that both there and at Gozo perfect health was re . ty she typ,....sr,per. hum Macey hal declined brulaess, and : their grievanoes; whereas the contrary, would . &Emit broker. • 1 mos Weictimaa was about to take to it She had received the stored, and so complete was the assurance of its add i ,.mes at A l tath, a lias Mitchell, some that object, and bring inevitable ruin on theMselves.; • The removal of General WYNYARD from his situa. • time, but latterly was ~,,... tron.ablennee , an d ,; in h a d re j ecte d them, bathe dm It would piece them in the hands of their enemies, continuance, that preparations were making on the Cori as 9••puty Adjutant-General of the Forces, to sth of July to grant Bills of Health, and to issue a h a u t ti t e s h is: use had de nted herse l f . .and their friends should find it their duty to give make way for another General Officer, will be attend- . proclamation in the usual form, of the total estirpa- es aseertainiux who he was. smith had called there that n . th em up as victims to f ul. "‘hasetr V; v.- TM% the violated laws of the even edcrew with on peeuniary advantage to the public, and Holt of the malady. We also understand, that on t ieg sty, bt h it wires: l :rent to hed, l Miss iv W h :lchman used some. •' try.. It was creditable, he said, to the Magistracy', will, perhaps, be more regretted by the army at large account of the new relations of Malta, under the Gentry, and PeaSaßtky, of the County of Clare, that It - than any occurrence which has taken place at the t w el v e, i are e e htsu m se- n keep e er desired :e y ries. to gnet al armed , and he bf l:7l ' i they had uniformly preserved changes that have taken place in the IVlediterranenn, previous I heard some words between Smit h and the deceased. the strictest adherence * ' • Horse Guards for some years. 1 are to he formed from- He heard Y the report of a pistol or gun distinctly, after b ea ri ng ' - to peace and good order, and hoped that the y would some commercial re g u l a tions • The following account of the state of things in ' always continue to do so.—Mr. O'Gorman delivered authority, which it is presumed o leo deceased scream very loud. and which was followed in about Paris, extracted from a German Paper, appears to armed hithwif with a pair tif tongs an d went up kiln " n u n his sentiments with impressive eloquence.—Both '. -•- , will be materially •three moments by nodtber report of a like nature. Wit beneficial to the Island. Not only Corfu, but all have but too much foundation in truth :--- 44 However the lonian Islands were occupied by British troops, teiteowfoiortterdrecetasedrobleed acre ig Opeo a" ge o e t i t li t inoflywhilcettberb* win - Gentlemen were warmly cheered from all parts of '- mad the Journals pretend BorteeeeTe to be, he isthe house. Several of the most and much interest was attached to the future appro- had escaped from of she top of the door, a height of li feet.— respectable of the assuredly•bot more so than ever he was, and he still, , 1' priation M these Colonies. The conveyance of the a lLe had a lef , t his r hat_ ro oada brace p_istois _in the room. Smith ' Protestant Clergy and Gentry of the County were ~ ‘ '..? reniiimr the same crafty individual. By means of letters was by sea to Leghorn, and from thence over N. 7. it ur s • e ztal a sa witness o, at t o i;r . uLs o n t l i od t-st ul te l et ud; was called to present, and never, perhaps, was there A meeting which exhibited more universal and cordial harmony his creatures, of when many are in great credit, he , land through France. . the &teased a-tote twelve o'clock. He found her in ..per 4ntrignes in a most dangerous and astonishing man- A large sturgeon caught, on Thursday se'nnight, alteisme tie sh h e e f tl nd lus a t w mue s t . and brotherly attachment, such as ought always disc , 7 tier. If the Royalists of the old school are left to • =el tei ' d wal ez ins am en nt ble' drrig; tinguiah and unite Irishmen, of all denominations-taf a little below Stockton, measured eight entiugh to molt 'lethal( his Auger, aegtbetantele wellallt v. themselves, they are inevitably gone. TALLEYRAND in the Tees ' i feet 10 inches it, length, and weighed 18at. 41b. swollen. He was Wormed two pbtola .bad bees rise h arige d religious worship. The meeting broke up with the 1 • alone is ales to restrain t!.em, and prevent them from The Scaleby Castle sailed from St. Helena, for 81- th: 4 l °.P,Pl_ l ,.be: perfect order which marked ,its preceediugs, Bite!. COmmitting blunders. Hence the staunch NAeotz. i ttet d id. e virre nd h anot e sup p osed ke"und one on o t P e tiV t b s a i git l ar r iod ! lauds and China, on the 4th of May, and the Glatton, bad taken the C hair I. woe- . tlianiq t-9 .-.4 .4 01144 Ts make common cause with the staunch BoUR- basely was &tut in the roses, yrliieh ill Ids isWitiewt , 'is was ° e A l i ki °'r gberat , resisted by the sattsianee at the temple, He op thothe the Mr., Butler for his proper conduct as ("helmet*, 4 . i for China : on the oth of June. itemises, to destroy the creditor TALLEYKAND. On , • lea lon the left side the heat( had caused de' t , He also ex. * meet i ng . The united fleet, which is hourly expected to are . : • i the other hand BONAPARTE offers , as the army shows ! • s liaised the pis on, and rotted hash had been discharged. , live, consists of 53 sail, viz.—China ships 16, Bk. • Him Mari..etemosstated. sae she was io business with bee I' . .. , ' !.I itself refractory, to employ all his in fl uence to pro- ~ •, " - ' : gal and Madras ditto 13, Traders of entitles dee .I: d orr . , ...ef er nt re deee nn ased n had t r o ed with her two or thre years, ! , duce a favourable disposition in it towards the King. ! . . treader went tenth , tto• mune ' The freedom of the City of Cork has been unanis scnptions 20, his Majesty's ships 4.—Total 53. of 1 1 01tehell. aed'afterw e ardll 51919 i1b Or lkiticheil Simi*. He first mously voted to the Right lion. WILLIAM' 'FITSIGEo.' : lie would not even .hesitate to enter into the service , I A short time since the FAst India Company's ship e t. tan d,, i4 4. air as .l o f T es -li t i a la h W h el vi c .ii lua u a h a n as ru ar r ial and formerly edh and negtociAtions to that effect have actually been set RALD, Chancellor of the Exchequer of Irelatido- - • the Metcalf was plundered of part of her homeward , et r . ,,,,., o f, ar , , 1 0,1 i i n . use d ec eased bad.e ; or pr . ot him biro- The Mayor and Sheri ff s have been directed tepree • on foot. The Court has done itself in fi nite mischief bound cargo, consisting of muslin. and bandanas, to &else yet be still demi bled her once or twice a day. Sh • owe sent it. by the Citizens, in a valuable box, and in iti by its religious mummeries. M. de BLACAS, who * the supposed amount of 10001. refused to him ,filtngek-ett. He came there before dark on • • 1* most respectful manner to Mr. - FITZGERALD, as . Due the greatest influence on the King, has altogether , 'Petra v. sad sat al the eveniag in die work-room, which is .• mistaken the country and age he lives in." ! The Proprietors of all the public places have good Ilse middle; OM the fist dote. as . witaelliand It r ton 4 persons a testimonial of their hi gh approbation oflail Ptib reason to complain of the perpetual Bartholomew weee ,..i blLb e hn c r m " eta". 111:1,74. upstart Ike deee4ned i and BC conduct , and of the measures of his Adaiitilati a= t Three companies of the Royal Staff Corps have int him, which . she refuted, and ~. 1 , been ordered to proceed from Hythe to embark for Fair held in the Parks—but most of all the Proprie- sh e bade f: leave b lui jkfremiently. which he refused to , Hon. • America, so large a detachment from this corps, tor of Vauxhall, as they have taken away his fire- do. Re aid,* would not go until the deceased gave op a let- 1 ester his. which she bad• destroyed. Wiurso and her work- , The British Commissioners for negotiating peace . 5,..1 • - with those from America a t Ghent have arrive d • which is identified with extensive field operations,. workers to instruct them in their own business.' people went downier supper shat 'levee o'clock ; and the dr.) , promises no speedy termination to the contest. i The Pickpockets, it is said, did not make the ceased foil -wed Masa 11. idmietAlsie mitiwter atter. nod said sire !It 'Dover, to a hich place the Olympian cutter has great harvest they expected it Br late Jubilee, as m u st be alone with lelddi maatua liblebe litialaillawalle aradt ailt. retumed ' been sent from the Downi for, their conveyance to The delay of-Lord HILL'S departure to take the to ; soon after she aod lb, ketant after t„, . . ' •4 Z. :. • , command in America , naturally gives rise to the some of the visitors bad left their watches and money Si,. report of a pis of iiiiVard, iiillWalli SW of another .' tniteilo: opinion that active operations will not take place till ,at home, and the majority letcl neither ; on an Witless did not go MI -t_whlS enaltritotlielinealitakse' ed f On Wednesday se'nnight, the female cdok and average they did not clear above 20 handkerchiefs each af t r . r' Th e w j a n daaa l ie =n i t t l e t " batter. ba r' when !Iwo other servant!, at Kenmare Castle, in the toun- • the negociations fall. But we have o ffi cers alread y witness went on stairs. t . oie:t 0 - swam to, preme we able to command , as they have fully man. -Theladieshaving no pockets on them, they, diuninz the `eel rect, had oper , ed them wheel/Sim Wckitman ty of Limerick, incautiously took a quantity of in America ll' proved, all the troops we can send out. His Loid - =1 i yd n ot fi nd any thing—worth taking. - s tairs tor a minute a two, as le It'd dot time to do opium, the report of • "' asol ibe time be escaped, which they found in a bottle, in one of the bed-room windows;' the tonsequence of which was, ship's great talents will probably be required, as it / DEs/Ri have -t of • ether two has been rumoured, f or a p ar ti cu l ar se r vice. I i week The Jason frigate, the Hon. Captain KIN., has a par tailed from the Downs to attend the orders of the sitosi Princess of WALES, at Worthing, during her stay :• there • , and it is reported her Royal Highness tell 1 pe embark In her for the Continent. .. • t 4N It is mutt at tins season of the year to grant per- . watch-house, mission to' the military to assist in the harvest, but it &c. Would have been a more elictual measure to have - disembodied el the Militia Regiments in their own and counties, previous to the commencement of that ire- bk. portant business. I fine f : . ... .. .~_,s ...,o , • . ~~ t - . , ' / , Y .. ~'- A . . - . • ',..,,,..; . •,. .:. , . . . . • ~ . , , . • *. • ,STAr.riel i t4 , . • • ~.. s.-.;-,.• . . . •.•,. .......__________.. ._ . ____ _______. .._ aI4 — .ER — P47 I IO NS V \:: Nzik.4ll , INTELLIGISNCE. #°"OARTE, ' ''' -- . mit. 1 mtraiiEft - • ... .-. ...........—_ ___ _ ..• ~ . . ___,„.%.... • ! , -- .." 1 " -- . • -, • ON THE C 91141 LA WS -AU° ili It CORN Tati.Da• ,__ g5 i,....„& i , L ._ , L.. DEAL, Avo. b -Arrived, awl Smiled for the !liver, the` R e- !, A . -7 14111.11. M. .• . . . .. %' i . ' 1 • 1N written y a •usenerai i or rna - ataff, asethlt , ____ _ _ . 1 " u°6911, , ._,._. 4 _ Bettlat runwi4V o his 7. • zgarTuglY . mornings -between - the limits of twelve ' • • - f '`.:11 0 " R.. 1413 4 $ r 4 0 1214 . • tottery, Be .441. Irma the smith Sea.; and his liajesty.'sothip . . Etiss MierAnne WelchMan, a very - • limit. JOI/N . IIII.LCKStoon, JUN. .., 1. - fess the weeniest!, whkii has proceeded to Eta -omosto, I • :. the Eke , . la be pelf oir; Rover, raider*. British Mis% Ma- •_ . ds y a6.49 " * g icnr " w "P etn mumulftoPOWlittr - eelipectebte young wanton, who carried en business - --...-- • mew " . u s i,„,„ and ee ) lieren transports it Cahrts. 81181 ‘ltatomleir ilt.tholireoewco elliontipeSto) t.whetra lea drolis-maker in tt.w.....first door of a house exactly This'is a very and . interesting Pamphlet. At I) Ann. . y, 'wk Wes. in Compor t ., rmatirked, .eippositit the leatell-hease of St. George, Hanover- ais period could the circulation of these important . - Po el seouver, Aro. b.-.-Pa,sed bx this day s tite China lull lyouth. . Lad .- • . yaw ii. . :i ,,. &el ., c ,„„i.in iig a 45 salt, under C..111/Ity rtf his Ma- . 66 • It's, •he WAS a gloat, twist; .but 1 sbo t a ffite Kids Mi ti gate ' 'lt wa r d . ' t - -street) was barbarously murdered ..observetions be more seasonable than at the peesetot .-c. ' ' • lorinde Vihirts hod Scatirne't.is. The k 1 le k I. I jest ',.ti.hi* Phew:. C . . , , u e ter .. on sat, not burut the . Palatiests" 4.- Whott In the o644 etiel of ' the first- soar .- The report of a moment, when the system of our Corn Laws irendor - ion,.w tee in the moles or sotee ht t hem-Geta rot Harre., IF'er- did it Signify," v repliedliendiparte quickly; Ifor if -that. p istol Iggi hetitd by •tbe l an dlo r d and other revision in Parliament-when the late glorioni and*;; -- o se ereare. Prowess Amelia. Motions anodes, •Minquis Eh. conflagration was neeessar_y lot IstsiOl ory f * lie was WA* Lease sherd persons . _..,„ - - .. .. She lodged, 'loon after twelve .brilliaot events, asestonishling in their magnificence, • rmik* Grd.. , -- w .rh . ). cue." 7".", 4, 2"koh.:hr . dol""er , . only 14 veers did that lime. .. - It - -out ?. .la and rapid in their success ) as they are de!iglitful and „Hey , . a A s os•-cassie, feres, lope, rotes, Hertfordshire, s • .4 i ste-........ 5 . as se- eratelll4. wmen greatly alarmed them: Immediately surd to deny theexistiatee'af ! ht .a. ‘ttehiAse this ds they . , heard the discharge of another promising iu their consequences, have, mice more, • 1,41/trli..ile, and tanNiltnerra, frvm.,Chiea.-ilt!gh blahs. . , , ~ , . t ova, ht. h, Laid messing, Greer 4 Kedi. Punter : , fitirgoo -lanmis Pe r u uni ge . "Sui'llooul ' seal!' of Ow/ ; af4Veld earth Nisi also created 'fn. the neih. opened to our view the blessit:tis .of peot,e---• whets, : and all the, stupid- abut* 'thaolirs. eitailigaitset;liim Eirovhetid. It wilt net, however, at.fitst discover- 'amongst other greet advantages to enciety thin:untie *At . k ts...,and tw Ret.,bat, tthe th e K 41.1 ludic.. . Since his fall to this Italy; muse hitt; inti • denteibtpt. -eal - ; that. the. pistol. Au& been discherged in Mite I ithe.most 'active and robust men. Wileta:relltbred lb' ' . His uncle more than. oece - eurpiised hit* with a Welclnen's apartments, till the smell of .gun. - the pursuits of agridulture and :-.lniiilrfactireatiff • A Cork Paper says, 6 ° we liave seen with great:. , Cromwell in s his..band, anii•ene day asked him Isofordett - 'beanie extremely` strong in the boase; :when innnediateetfects must-be predated :.&111 the silk- • . , tilea . .iere a letter from our venerahl,.. Prelate, D i. aural consumption, prices and growprof ..sti'X' ra;iarid . ; • :4, ' What he thought of that Usurper? " - " Croats oral Pertain, In consequence proceeded to examine lioviANt Oftled the 2 1 1 d inst. where he states Ids .:. • ! b a ,A, 4 hpa iL l from !tome, that Qu to %Munn has - wellv" suswPredi Mr.. "4" Is sulffood works bat's , house; they knocked at Miss Welchetan's room "revisions of every deneseillatinsw -.•,..- • . - -m! . • •• ' ...! been disgraced by his , p,„ l „, is the . p op "h a h as is incomplete.". . The . leorbortioight his nephew, i door estrend times, and remising- to -fulmar, they "It is," as the intelligent author justly•oheeteial . . . spoke of the beok, - ..3deli • lentesr.• what 'Ault he I opened. tint door. ',end entered .A 4 :;htiaih. They .iii hie preface, • 64 essential; to our prosperity se a • - -i t d ...hired, that he had no aloha' ity 'from him to pub- ,, we ace ...had to Cid with . Ishrusither?- . lish his mischievOus 11,osCript."' it odds, '1"-lepilett 136- ',-then beheld Miss Welchmui a lifeless corpse on -State, that ours griculkireiretseuld:berotereed from .napaete4 eagerly) offal:EOM o f . ebb ihoolt4 speak, the flog and •the .body a shocking spectaele, par- impolitic competition ; ink' it is equreitysdue - te our jow l & to state, !hut Alters have olio be received • • of the individual.l; . lltr.li drat feet .years •since .ticuiarly her hawk which on wEamination • proved arts, Manufactures, navigation, and Arsdoe" se wetl from (Jr. NI i [AIR to; the eioiri purport." ' • --b u t •• rdieal Fesch reminded Ulm pr thitotseedetts: • •tu haus bemegoillsil“ig• two . o ar " an d b u t Hid e es to the public at large, that each shout& partici- ' Esti act of a tviter croon Captain Lorsou'EX, of the - Cu snedi.,h • ship T h 41 1 .8., 080 d means, July l A , i t ii 4: • The following trait is data ; tor be elitraded'iroth tataainfld of.alt , Atc".Pistole were. discovered on a pate in the benefitiaboit teethes fro* tlwi pfetelet. the portfolio of the, Prefect of ode. of.the Southern -table seithich) 6learillmaitation, proved beyond a doubt lomploiies timelt. t f • . . t, . 4 1•"' " ON iiitl nil il ' lSt. I was hoarded otf Cape Si. , .,_ • Ittocent, by: two 81/ArOCO fri,.: es, apd compelled to . #p t oo !maga o',e of thep,, : , . f Provinces .1-,- , b ile. pace " f rom my 't Totrara admitted to speak to him; he li stens to 00, be answers. Mils tone ia• sett; his words are - • • - .t did t artis h* dead clearly ntswh ind ich ic h a s tea d done that they tite of T o te r s ii l i j i e s i l i a ted tara relnat :_,, k i s u ?ave rethi nae l if . seo ib :t c h e tae ro: ftallets toos . • :01p, they rtaildPretl . lr,O; 4 . lei sail-cloth , sundry Y t .. , _ . . .. ~ . Look ~,,. .! ed. , A raise% hat was for lbs . more just-tosiaoce• of' • 2 • - 4 , ~ ti; teetaitg% }-.„ e .ponsei•.won.cansen, and run ;et maatint. • en 441) • . . .-. . . . . *ssoina,snen ,pg p er s on attention cann • be .•. . „ w rt s p o44 •IP- ' • • ' .- of ' - --- - iffirlia,ni.o a euaistity of.r f t.tm, 'ea, slid sit ter, ; - - --thir . • ' : •.• 'f's : •" 1 14.peish, ',poets ika'se 16 f ,, t i fik ip ji . and earned 1 1 ,4, ,hlin,.hia eye; is calm, hie features seretteimid.ol. i '. ''" .; ...`. -{7. • • • • • ;saitahte *oink Illih t: , R -,- .. . 7- -., !ika , ... do - y 4 4.4 - ei ., 'l 4 :crediad'orjr tiOardt, Geolick 'and pons - your heart Is full of hope ; - butelsosseo , 4tose .- , Vily:sr -„ . .. , . .b 'i% perpetrator of dot rilo la 'as of restrictionaiiir . . tit, • • dote - .... • -1 - . . • 5b.,,,,,a31,.,„.3, Cur o nt,tfiti.oo , A6 ... tne mime of tbe ealwer .plocedieser Isian - aosors object er ether-a map. telliwok *, &LAW - t het test was found its route.) odk WO opertitiont, they by' '•.. 1 . • , • 049., . 'OpMesth9f tifen ?-4sit rho. heck, from Geffe, was - "ff matter what ; hod:liana his la ' , Pea hi thtalmtf. • •frismaistit*il* led to. tho.distoteryot the.imerdert)t, eiwirly iatel li gible, they . ;' , '..:_eiect • ; " .......„.; “:, • chanicil distractiewhas changed - the/nen. Ile looks melt: ' ittetttit belong to a yeanfman of the - to .. • ;... ' A . ; .folft ; groir . '. ' . -4 .4 J en, end miheequently liberated, after being car- l.• • • upon you ) suddenly ,hi roieg becomes rough and mime of s Aittdiell„ and his not beintyfoontLop -.. - Pilksilasittosootteneritl-a -. ._, i ,.. . r • , • '•4 rind 04 Algiers; of which the Swedish Consul here lalibeen Informed from. YOica:" . noisy, his expression& of f ensive and laconic • yon •alie•prensises was aftenreeds accounted- for by seals WS: tatt - Pc•mallow of 'eight .• ' i 1 1 ' ' ‘J view him again; -hisArow is severe, his eye infained, .persons 4b• were, In. Meant-street at the Ilme, a . vOitriimitill will net; ' li r gi l ;* s trait% are mentioned irtirlir French Papers I and front his htlf opened. mouth issues a harsh re- sheet dishiness froni.ltiaahoust in which thasleceasiff • i .'• iftliattAharlblialitioll . •'&llAelvie 4 s ea . I L . in honour et the curacter of the &mellows: the to depart, pronounced; witio'the lodged l cusiste heard the , reports of the. pistols, aod -atalleaehatmi ineitilm/PilitatZlee . And ,j& list Tait to Alltiin 11 00 other :---The Duke Da BOURBON fusall or an ailing . lit. M gtone of a King of Savages. • You go out tifouaded, immediptely after that saw a maw cern, -oat of the 010 0 fu T ir ooo th d eorl:o o l6 ,oo io lsa dopootioo •dolf401o t i of of ‘ l f bal oroligot . c , C . P.r .r.1 4 - t . • . • int that an old "valet - de -rhambre of his father, the •t„ 4l • . ; 1 and in doebr whether you have not ra g to ..windoW of the first floor, and let himself down into - +fr. DA CONOR, lived in a . smolt room, in the . .... ~ two oinerent persons. .. 4 ~ : • - ' ..-the.otreet by the assistance of the lamp-inns and the I Wd!Proaarr. the paw .oCillout *4' .1/10%. '4141!0: '... ' 401/0441. lie went to the place afoot, atone r aed i both steady ant etpdetateirr--diay.illiale tio .-..• . • .._..... ____L.:-._ ' d e cr y who then. itsteutly ran off with ail possible . Wittiotitdecoration, and waif Kismet, time forthe ro- !''' .. able ettit . fc_ftieooollplisbed hy'tite. wl . I 41 - New MrLrane DtscreLvni.-The following Is speed down the agents of..tae street ; it wail teem. i o ..tarsi - of,„the man, who had gone out to walk in.the ' damns had been admitted into liament,i .The Sables, Set whiph refereed* . *.st:t - , • Luaindarfurg garden, and to: read , the Gazette. •- On stated to us as a fact. It the circumstanei be true, Aorta that . his arriv al , he et once recognized the Duke, it is a curious one, and may merit attention 'trate a cse batons ( betweres..eight and nine o'clock gm show the amount.gad,value of the coensimisete. his,hatel.:, and exclaimed," Is • it you, my Prince ?- high .quarter . A northern regiment of militia, hali . . 7 :.« It terhey.evettieg, to Visit Miss Weitlpmaa, and it 'cattle, sheep, fish's aod'Peatialo" , of even' lOC ing, in common with other militia regiments, been , lusawn that he had gose out lathe dews , , -i- love been imported anCeeported from 14. , . •- - What I 'Your Highness ?"-The Duke embraced 4 -• allowed the chance of proceeding either by bind or - 11-had- been in thefrequent habit of vi- Kingdom for several'years past, up to the .0. hi.p him, at.d snid, " My Father anti . 1 have expected you every dos. Not seeing v0u,.1 determined to water to the place where they are to be divembodled . . i Ise Weichman for sometime past,and it was leeteet returns from the, 0114tatte.hoUte, 404 ii: tn a (Inverness), have, With the exception of 13,,,Choslin come and hunt few you -myself, in offer you in they enderstobd, and net doubted, but that he in llama compass, e lastigollection of esetolinfor.. • name of en fattier, an apartment it; his palace. It to proceed by sell* the north. The 13 tiiitientients weapaying his addtesses to her by her cotasept, whisk -laatiani -en a cabled riltitirt is 00lifolf‘ill? *felt* • 11 • • insirest : the ro di elute • tita -• laod, in Wit circumstance coming to the knowledge.of theodeo tem po rteocE to ell s $t Pfte ry .., „ ~. • is hot se, large as formerly • }et.a.ullicient to re - have veat'ived 'okoutrehhvg by credal's brother, he heal several interviews with heir .lt4 l4 Pendencs l 4. ll soilrilaah evelaire• • .' ble around to oil, good eid frit-oils and domeatirs." they may h a ve row of the evuo t rY But le braid, 1, - bi,.• ,na (Jens. 1814. p. x that this deli.' titillation - On theicpart has egetrithllit -tipepVtb• sebjertt, to en d eavour to persuade her ; • ;• • / - --; - ' 14 - • r"‘ • • The Deli day M. and Measure Cr.-- were placed .: is - • in a well furnished •little apartment in the Paid: offence tb their °dicer!, who, to preserve the 04 against contittuing , •to enentenance the courtship of -. i CLARKGATIIOI:IC MEETI L Na " 1 . . . , pline of the corps during this long march , attd pro- James Mitchell, he being an improper connection fee - • ' • „in t n e l l.... - --, ~ '. 4 '..7 ) Biehreu a. . ....... "4. vide against surprise, froth se enemy, or to give the bee to form.- At lensoh ehe listened IA her 'brother% • : 1,., • , ; Dlitl ft v. r. asr r Tnek-rar. We understood& coin- . ..., _ __.l. • • • .. .1..... .alAi.•:.••• am ...•4 "m.0....1.:maul IA• • •••••& ...4.44.11.....1., ......1 :& :- : °MURIA& Ave. 4.-On.Thuraday nll4 a alsmier.,wA man. --LMC 114111USVM MUM/5 %iv ros..uscto rya swim., say s y . •rna... a - •... •-...-.• --•-,- - ___ "al not find any thing—worth taking. . mo ot do wn stake for it ibillUtf w - twii, as lie h d dot time to do Opium, which they found in a bottle, in one or Tau pistols " 4 'be time he escaped , bed-room DESTRUCTION OF A GANSU NG•HOUSII...--/ LIISt a w sad becoald havert ?e got olln:b othe r way. windows;' the Consequence of which w a sl week Mr. MAGRATII, Magistrate, accompanied by . The Constable. who progrieed the bat Neil otteh, which he that the cook died in a few hours, and the ether two a party of police, entered. a not gainhliug.house 4 , r6 `7 o l l, e t t i i r t en k ; d ttc r nikle the brad. or themmblibith narrowly escaped, by the immediate attendance of situated in Crow-street, Dublin, near the Theatre, The dreamed. was a hae Jima, 6iween roar and Ave and Dr. OTailaghan Who administered such medicine to the surprise of the inmates, who endeavoured to tir of 'boot "a0 111 0:=" 1 " 'el.temil!"7 SentliteL- - as caused a speed'' , reheetery. • ' , erTlio - 411. !Order Nodtb, alms Obitcaan•- • • - !agape in every direction ; they were seized itt file . V 4 au ' 14, 04, 444412 t o : shouo"W - feet live esti a Itaif Off six inches Ailii Margate ho y, full or passengers, was golnc act of playing Hazard , and were all conveyed tot ...440. " vary "PtSl ia _ ol ...' will: "clb_,_lelliae,_Cetes , n_._.ntl has Jura ilin River do Wednesday , a saddpii gist 4' watch-house, and the apparatus of dice, coon ~ ' . 14 " 11111 " e. . a ......"7 ti .' a se "' ?• "Wind efir'ild ?stay the mild, 'neatly opposite Greets- &c. taken away to the office, sabot* this persons w , -- . " . 4 ' A • '.. 14' .?.d • the vessel drifted on shorn . Th. p2raen.. a , brought up next, morning,cotivicted_aqider the slat .9 ... We regret to lea that Cape. Priiiinrcha, or 'di - s'illt rished tai the ride,' d inioy of the n leaped and ordered to End bail, or in default to be sent t :Porde. frigate, is s I coulinatiVi. 2 fifs4ped in PLY. . 4 - .. I‘. irest,nurulf3f bruitow sip s immodiately Newgate. The tabfb .has been eat to pieces, and . - J, mouth. finspital, freieithe , •severe Viollaidi' he revel+ _ .* Ok asilatada).: We uitder3lauti that 'huti Le'lj Sae of 1001. levied en the proPrietor s 7itoriStoss. ' efi ia ilia (*Ogre of the Try tic hlr i g vii 'La eloriiiall. . i6l..dltiittinell. •• - - • . * • . A