The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-01 00:00:00

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LUATIKT sr nix LAST. telly gilt sod loted, and may each of them be I Benjamin Dt.wont pronounced yesterda, !PIS fur the renewal of POLICIES, 11113- --..w.. styled • palace pond beyond these buildings are at I fillithe Allierskase,an eulogy open Sit,flenteel R., or at ei1114111144.4, are it.tta is ~me f•iiierr• m a least 30 smaller man, all in the same line, which In which he talked about et re) 00,4 incept oho at *OCRS nf t h e COUNTY FIRS OF T MK The follow's. Is a elaseriptiou of iffierspitre r - ~,b- , •2411811 l Men lotto the priseteli. awl Prow' We et Isfahan:— , , open into sumptuous prelims." rastor of thee, distinguished li, stinh I,..soyer. Tao ..,.... 011er f.,r wake tier od. Tres . ore rood ......_ .1 Tele! by July, the Libril) of the lien. lot , . Lief of to dr. lov., ' --• 4•Ki•4l of looliooev. •41.11 • " I s lisphow„ the cepital of Persia, is a vivre, T Election,. the Recal of the Etiles, the Chown d' :Isar. -- Lawat•I•1111. 4 aff RiiiNFORCEMgNrS to Tog sourn pr 80 Ai ..1.1•11 envelloto la general represent as the fittest to dm work of Cassino Joorden. Italy. Ili, .tioolioe of •Irt.ini n• - t_. i.....th. end 100 in .411ERICAN PITILIOTS. 4,1444 wren the Ministry, were tho topics oat soccmo.iv.ly mi. Th 6 sers.i ......odit.. cited , by the allseien, which he made to rte,n, the t . iv. The oi "te sod al ' --"' 4111 1 oloodits of his Indelarat sodietire. I'llo4 , plaudits 1 sod. boom , - lint dr th...! . ...nutse if ne . m e .wd .pm et bN io saki*, ft 1 4. &Mos toe IP 01 'r heirrlhee ,c I ... rdiii_ni Ai ihanoWir 1 4 • Obtkirri a t s i. p.o.llllra lo toolibe So 1' ..aide.' in lisseee4 .1 04 Cantos! wish Ow I ' grornely 1 --.- 11 " i E Is I olivine sloe von icing OILED c • SI A s , a Si tz, f. 4 Si lei 111 SI Si • S • i --- ff,.„, ...p ct .. Inc Ineo' erg.. it .... n. cl.o and 1. , mop ' V 'V 1 ila hi 'MAI uol ..; d le she. ~ ... 1 ,11..„ a 111 1 g II 1 the irtuw, *id neve* , Whey fprof ra n t' nt Mown. thei. ..., perlowool 5,......iiinc 1 e arm inint 1 hot o* ea ortionst el of no be ens) be 4 Illeefery• a reillfa a t' ut g ... 4%11 I, V sr al that war. 1 ellen ina rte-cards 1 UN ° see To TOR c k Fear Insi a MARAI The ', from the: Tbr U 3 3 as S h e ru evert des it Sit 4.. r North-l-i !i Litrliti*'•. loin. air , stotli i stoke Neis tt.e *ea Five "'CI a( Wight, Cherharg, alla Li li (sirs Vii Vi EN NI end 14:wi ' Wesin..ni ties. kr. F.X F.TI Darop , mti ni Seven aillbtSWA %All! „robot,. 1 Er. Mitsl i 'alkowll4l 1 C.•aelies i * UM) dim Reyel ' gamut, or ittlipe al e.ere 6 - 111.31 , 1, c.unSnd, sir ti.4dee ..tromknoll iii.ft agree P.. 01. erio ni.Asq, dr! ti t ' r . in 'asi: : .. et z b 81 CLA ....oh. 4....i1n I " 2:; 11 .61 :1Vill -, . .. Viers ••- PONINIbeie Ltlegnin-• -- - Pis.. I f ns •-la ~ a tr. •.. . 5.. ~......., ,n. as toe 4-1 ft- . (..__ • 4 • ..- ,_ ....- _ , p i a : M.. _ I !.. W 0 : 4027. -_-.- COUNTY FIRE-OPFICE, usccins for the re' AL lev thm at CIIRISTMAI TN MANAGERS of be I in•iye • "slaw r somisathea toe of the ONee for whleh In MAW, that ihe meat pr..m.it aod ample lobed Orland by the C.matv 011te• eset , iri.4l4 la diallerklbe , This amatity She ela...ii, a. IV. The Ortel•al Meathatt kb t oversell above she laggradi ,• .1 mak bradsr. SAW. - ' mg' =lawn dare .. _ lit 4 deg* glaawed the , m liteelloge retinal glow .1.. OR ...swat of Asks" % se 1 .tole b Mae t..e we rob It vitt: ,I,to Merry,. NMI as e wellehmt ~bale foe aro II tt petard lid* Plairges. dad aaalille borearatowey v eledatil iii, ormicifesa - ,.; t hoor.i.f maim whirl, hot thd . C.agaribalhaahl. dot wit Ow 41111rolth og ' grapnel, led to ...e Mod or ililljtTEß-fiflC' l . TILE EDITOR of Ti nitrite the it... I egging theism Gomm, the bin Ming about - EEEFEE ' OILED COM Ell— ,. Smrlay, Octal's' Smatalr, Oriabar Satolni, OMllble laddlay, Magary theada., ' Sunday. Silt•da4 . , _ • Stvalah, pi thwatril. Ns baby. Ib• Surd:,' . Dear '. Sante", EMMA . 1 • SOPIIM... • CUL., A4C .., 11111- 4. 31 4 , 2 E and as o , agg aim., ea , e antar latri t argtisitt 1111/2"40 4 . 4441411W1 1.411111111 , :t , . t "pool. I .1' rata so era . mi. of Yetarm .. V lidasaalso t and 4 _lmp ••• t Grotte , . dr. de. has . Mitt 'oil trfPlit ease ..t is ihraigg:llrieg l r lab 'ra 'Orr .. . a It. ; Addy OW mpg .P " - '' emit au; I in.,, RI ' i.e. . - dal Ilk i eara 4 law,_ ho ~ of mpg fialairlice, lit Pi due lawir CAW*, *RA =.4le motaked by rill , cad Imam. as the , 9..gr e tt b . the et C . li '' • shwa we la II XI , Ike ateret4 14:4ate 11 .lase asap he torgethee. 4 if ,idomMOY a 4 • • a .... I lies %ItA..lOl'S II - Tv 'YORK, LEEDS, El i t ✓ ten Inside Caselier, t; I. a By B. W. SARACEN'S BUM i The f. ilmtiot Pol Ci from the Sae•rielia Arad rTar UMPIRE.% sew 1 !I wa the rim& cant- , Foal 1 every 4a• I , ..toe o'Llaelt, at Silt c.:ll.rek. thyme. te Nortlwripmr, Well - ord. I -:' Litehbottl, " , or, Raol tom awl Urneot. I bOUTHANIATEIN. 1., I Make New V 4r -iplcir 14 r . the Moemo.t. atehi". as 1 1 Flat °Tine t.—Thi, i: a a la Wield. Jas's', Goer, Cherbaratr. se SHHEWSBURY. W ,), tarry Emsta:, at Esve' tan' giIOUTU, DEP - liggigoaar dim Wing.... 31.• Cachet! to Are% etc. EXITUR. Plymnash, . Darrawatth • •od &thane M Sewall e'Ckock, Ihr. likumf. , ..l. ”:•slag.a.' r. NATI! two BRISTOL _ E t :: 1 r. Ilthy.'s.Zreyht, i rott _had the g Crating log Wing, ' 4 46 .hritzt. 11. W• EMI t New l t d I tit Piagy.gr emellel OW ' Ng= eldi a i *m alt, Ned Ilse Gallia Lida. Lauds, ..angamaall eaPeilkko of sail ergallble awl row Li • Irma& Feast larquar ar r : l :al l ir T Y lb . groi l l e s7 fr I • / • i teal C g A I 7117 1? V e r n : ',.• ;;, . , gdi,h, 7...Na.,4 , .. :.:.i Ni at Yo• •,•(.1„,.,. IC TI,II re. Il t imil .•...341.4 . A1M...0n, ° • N. t , i t . " ma Itesti!inc 4 MOENTAI X heel.. strw' I 40 pea, si % 1e..v.. .Irinireer.: I . 1......• Prutadv Vr.:nr, ; . f '''' ; l i l' ad 44 14 111;:: '. r , ! 1 116 . i '. - ... Soft listaplan fltrood. mineral of POLICIES, 1.11. O. are WPM is roger of aellvery . COUNTY FINE UPTICK M. the priatiolev prat , tier act. Toe , are petard otsjeet of lowerattee , via. a laieillity het heels op lavariabl• agar. dol not a slue. Saaresi m bar of Menke. and Clatnenill. ) ill est7 2 ot all tiM to aff•rd. herierer. , Tot reavided a Capital 44110.1b1 1 . feed trisi.ut free Mr Prrintam. I orb roam as orb* are flexile Instire. tbo Directors of the C. 14.1. Irlialve eel pernicious practice of :psllac=ind teems, and or we clams ins *bat ear be left. *Nilo Airs i.eatrth dt.t •••• Imrrnrs !I avows. The% have sal IMN as Ai .:rteloall Matta! iv deemed of rdesu rifrogi wv., ply, it is v hove, lbw fur suberiberi t . that dltlea. shoo . Nel sr prinsWlrtar vainly G., .s Imo so seeerele fell ". a Sari...deo yom NOW Opel* mud lath, tairethe.. areartabliy af proLoring fe•ii11111 , 11, ha. • 44410100 af oath •^letier. RDY4Ie LU.IOIIP Ix TIC LAST. tally gilt sod punted, and may each of them be styled a palace; and beyond these buildings are at .-oss...- least 30 smaller one, all in the same line, which Tams fellatelag h a description wt the Soph i a Pa open into sumptuous prdess.” Ilea at Ispaban:— . . ....._ i " Is I * Bl/sels the capital of Perlis, is °glare ' Tux RX/NFORCBMKNTS to roc sou'rn which travellovs in general represent as the fi ttest in . the world. It 1s•130 paces in length, and NO in AMERICAN PATRIOTS. breadth. The houses rased this Nu ire are all of -.0n.-- the same height, and built in the same minas?, ea The large fern in ships, men, and arms, that that *ening can he more marlar, and at about within the last three mohtho left our shines for the .20 pares from th e windi n gs, there i* * ire canal seat of war In South Americo, seems In have a p intr. .f spring water, Made by hhab Abbas the First,orise,, fully inanely, intionceepon the specnlatite and ed its( its greater embellishment, nosed the interme- ventaross disposition of nor cottony. Ships of Sh.e spice, between the canal and the Oman" to be I heavy berdant well manned and .armed, centiose i plaint,' with plane trees, which in summer ;mord a 1 from time to liosioilg mil, snooty fro* the tr beam, most dellehlfel shade. This canal ie lined iiiiti , hut from 'nem AR , parts of the Visited Kingdom, Shrieks, and has a border et black stoat en each side, I while cootidertble numbers of oar disbanded soldiers I raised a foot higher than the greeted, and so broad are regularly embodied mud equipped for active 6.. r. that four men may walk on It abreast. At abe smith tics, seder the command of ball pas officers end of this sqesre is the Royal Mosque, built ie form oho had Ohs led them to victory. We have no tit a pe n tagon, wits a Urge enurt before it, adorned limitation la allying, that I. the present circum. with a vast piiiresios of gold anal azure, the whole 'mons of ibis cottony such a vent for our disbanded inlsei with enamelled squares, and having a friss soldiers mest be considered as highly fi •tenate ; for ' round it, on which are written several pillages of the it geld net be snipes/ea that all these men should, Korea, is large golden letters. Going through Ibis on their dismissal from the service, immediately pl o w s p es tice,weeomo to • betutifol basin diatom, hod the WOO. ll.' lowest support—or that they iapp.rted by a pedestal of the alfilf. stone, eight feet could, ea the instant, b.itil their military habits high, with steps to it to come to the water. The to a confotmity piththeir altered circumstances deille of the Mosque is one of the fittest platens of 1 A cosiddrolble portion of the armg has liner been Persian architectere, and is so high that it say be dishanded withers' causing the mere pescit. ,tote port seen at a greet distance. of the ansennity to endure tech outrages as might " The (Loyal Palace is the most spriest Ibe expected from nomerens bodies of desperate in the world. Nina near a league and a half in ciicern. i led hungry Inen.---wMunfers sod robberies fence,. Its grand portico, situated on the west are (regatta. list the clauses of sas h nacos ," side of the situate, is very lefty. and all of porphyry.' an in lb. prose°, ease 'snotty di. iiiished, by the The threshold at the eutranco is of greenish Marble departere of • large bolt of the most enterprising (a color s , sicrs ; to t he s pe t olan sect of Mahommans), 1 of these men to join the etanderd of the ramrod. about lie or lig inches high, which the Penises I eau is Swath America. Military men, merry of revere as sacred, so that t h ey slogs Opp weft it, them decorated with she Waterloo medal, present wig winievor al Ind to step span it weeld be p.. themselves in the South American Agent, its soch tubed. fbe gate is eth esteemed mired, and . nuotbers,that many tboarmads of poor 'shooters who 1 use w h o h ave " N o se d esy f avour fres 1... Seohi I have offered their "ening bate been rejected. In (Emperor) go sad kiss it with anal solemeity. lump 101 l no fanner iniise.firiont to South Snsinira from tt.,, tonal fur the prosperity of their Pinta.; sad the this misalry , the Officers formed the principal force; Esp.. ir himself, ow of respect, nevr KW' through bet now private 'widimws are an easily obtained, •, is gars. ~ . Isnaebeck. A few step. be) nod the 1 that the Aprils are sof hled to be ii...l#col-i in the portico, tt ere are two large bald.; in one of which selection. Should the Chiefs of the In•:.pondeutt. the Pre jAent of Ilse Divan admioisters justice, and I merge tisdit privet , diffentmen sod jetainesies io is Ike whet belongs to the other gnat Officer' of I comma. strd for the peblic good, and act in &we& 0 0 1,, ma sa o f lbws are two eg ig iler h a lls: tionson tie toe sehievement of their mighty labour, as goard.ressins. Thlii s poilico is a sacred asylum,' Ibis rend' e.' the v ersant war onald not be long finni whence those ob i ta b, „ od „ re t h ere , an . 1 doubtful. Spain is utterly weal& to dead out a not he removed but by the Erapecer biestott. jeemiling,!' obi/ ; 1,404 weed vessels Fall assedi ear th* tiort;co a loog seen.. leads to many various sling r, as , 20 ti' 30 gent, have sailed within a short buildings, 1 , 62 ,„ 6 we, for wass a„„,„„ an d s h ops , . spear ear gene from this cosotry to join the Patriots, whets, ell sorts of soak are done for the Etanefor'oi reale/ 11 i troops set fewer than from eight to tee household. On the ri,.ist nand cos the Royal Ithrare, thun 4 al l 4 sten. gad of:joining to it it the peat wordrobe, consiMir... The otter's of Web powerful seers* , 'nest he seen 4 •elterlikarge rooms or halls. There are • /Mat discernible in the picture of affairs in South America. tinny MOW natl., each drsvioed tit some partlealar The Bestatt Papers of the Gilt, ap..k a ,pliceb.n. ' see, amid all built moth after the same ussailer.— 'ions that ere entertained of a revolutionary spirit Tut all mend is 'he middles, a garden, are arched satin @entreating itself in the Brazil+. Such a, over, sad en onth aides have a row of pianos.— event is very Prohehir i for iliougi• the l'orttledele Mod of them have a ism heals of e ster in the Gontromeat or not illrodellier so capticiossly 1). m i m e . end th e sa lt s 1 = 1 %4 w ith .I ‘ i p ar , e i g ht nnuicsl as tint of Spain, yet it was sufficiently bad fuel high, from the emir; fr..ns whence to the very to justify • desire nn the pert of the Braailisas to @entre of the peel, there is nothing to be seen but link of its oppressive trttrie't• As the Itoritfution Niche', filled with a 'boogied .101..rerit figures tint in the Spanish Provinces silvaamis, the spirit that units to be gnarl:sled into the well, and emerged promoted it will critically gain strength in the Man of crystal, agate, amber, porcelain, and other ills, and must eventually triumph over the Royal heautitol materietv. Near these warehouses stands sulhoritv. the most 'sumptuous structure of the whole palace, Fearful of t he approaching struggle, lha King of :onsistingisf• lats• hall, raised five feet abOvethe lee I Poetical eontinees to draw from Europe all the vet of the garden, and where ceiling, which is of I military fern Chet can be spired from his native mosaic week, is %vow, red by lb columns. 30 fossi l s country. and drains whatever resources can still be height, wreathed sod gilded. Oa each lisle ear this *aimed from the unfottenate Portuguese. fide ex hall there is another, be not so large, and a third ' "Metes the Pewple, and weakens she Govern. behind it, which has • ceiling like the forber. In moot in the most importatst point. No such sp ilt. middle of the great ball ar e three hitting of white Prehension sleet the Government of the United marble, raised one above another, is form of a py. States, where it is thought the prrseut stiendLig !amid, of frisk', thi lowest Is ware, sod ten rem army, not exceeding 8,000 men, will be further re in diameter. lied the Oder two of an octagonal ti-iced. The causes of this contrast in the nitr lire. The King's threes is placed under a kind of antra of the two tinteroments cannot be misander. nee, tnettopaces is length , end l'itthf in breadth; stood. A (internment meting upon liberal priori. adhere be gives sidles* to forms 6 ivisters, iii the ples can bawe tto tetren—lt is tyrsisny alone thit salt pompoms seiner. The walls ere adorned with regains protection. painting", repromatiais the bottles of Abbas the Great limiest tkeTarters, and glib Moorish works in g'ld and stare There are two other large apartments, thch itauding h • particular garden, the one 'lawn PAS is, Drc.7l4.—On Saturday evening the King Ilk. that last described, and the other two stories t transacted business, settmnivoly, with their Katml• high, congaing of chambers. galleries, balconies, ;enciet M. listen and the Cant de Gera.—(No. Si with basins and water-spost. almost in every adorer.) room, and in these 'panatelas :he King bends his as. The Deka de Richelieu has been seriously Indio austblles. The walls that sorrowed these gardens are posed. This mousing hi. Excellee4 was a little het. of eerth,tess or twelve feet high, above which thins is ter.—(Jourent des Debate.) a kited of gallery used only by the King, through At 11 o'clnck Coon: de Coxes bad an audience of which keigses to the taker parts of the palace, with- the King.—(/bid) out been nos. To the woeben's spartment, or harem, Ills Majesty heard Mass yesterday in his ,Mart. there are four large avenues, no* 'root the Royal moots, and then teceivetl the Nospolitso andSpealsb square, another apposite to that, , third near the kit. Annrssadors,orteral Ministers awl Marshal, a great chin of the palate, anal a fourth which is one neraber of Peers of France, Deputies', !jest -Gess teed by gone but the King himself. The rals, and Civil and Military Officers. Int avenue is abut in by a high portico, adjoin. Among the numerous persons of distinction, who km to which are three spacious halls, the two presented their homages to the King, we remarked first,tke Officers of State may enter, bat the third is • Prince Talleynnd, the Chancellor Dembray, the ' ealsteese a siggs to the eunuchs. This portico has steps Cardinal de la Legume, the Foreign Ansbassetiors, rournd Ilt, en which the eunuchs sit who are on duty, ctr. The Duke do Richelieu being iadispoord ' he ready to raceme the message of those without , and could not proceed to the Thuilleren to pay his re , carry them to those within, for all eunuchs ate 'ant spects.—(Qatoridiensse.) permitted tainter the innermost part of the harem. The Dolt. of Gloucester arrived la Paris to-dam, After passing the portico we discover the gardens, et four o'clock is Me afternoon. wins his suite, at the which an planted is ith lofty tri•es, anal are of vast Hotel de i'Empiris, rose Artois, No. llis event. Vie 'Witch@ see four Itree *buildings, in The Duke of Boarbon, whose anldesit we for whirls are lodged the pi iwipets of the Roy.' blood, 1 aserly mentioned, is doing as well ss eiteld bate been and i 5..,. women ca ins ate presented to the King oa expected. anoint of liver transcendaut beauty. All those I Marshal Coition Sc. Cyr, the kiloliter it W ar . buildings ham ale sittr, shove the ironed leer, and glee e splendid dinner on Satorday, at *hick we r e cons's' of me melt ulteries, chambers, cle.ets, Ike. i present a great number of Members - 4 the it Omns that they' re Wiact labyrinths. They an Watt. bird Officers, and Functionaries. Readmits Constant prosweeeed yesterday Vain, d/tite n eulogy epos Sir i lleateel Beadily, ,in which be talked sheet 'tory thillg lower shalt Meter of that distinguished Beglish Ltseyee. Tilel by July, the Liberty of the Prem, the Law of Firming'. the Rend of the Exiles, the Useerp Agee timmtvek of USW. Je•rden. lastly, the .ir m arluo o f the MilliStry, were the topics tiles leccenivelf cited, b r the allesloos which he mad. to inelt, s tw s pundits of his loduiest sedis s iee. i cottaialy were not westing Bet if that d'genorso Ii proMisherl, there will, porttilps, be observed in it • erre fain sffectat 3tl of lineal/changes ea the * orris liberty, ceweatty, eters • hick made it resembles College am. Orksell. of sri a iseetradlihtlea le Imam of its piiweiples.. Monte, Ith.B.Censtent stye, taut et hi ri.Roasitly wished the Elgllsb Conethetloa is ail itc .. parky, that If (odds he), with en the improvoiollsito of which' Ik 14 .oseeptible, which was sew of the greatest merits of Ar S. lismilly." A little farther on, M. Conceal thu rden littlest these " who, bathes recently es. awed themselves with the climb of the Gracchi, wish to improve our Chatter." " Far be from us," mile he, " these Impremments.” How 9n the araiellt reconcile the eulogises in the former arse sith the anathema in the latter! What stilt minders the Pee lotion of thl- question mere dificsfr, is the clreefa stance that M. Beajnoin Constant himself, it :ass epoch Win in our remembrance, !pet his baud to as :.,iprovernent of the Cho rter .—(Journal dry n,•:, "The Ninerce," sly% the Mayor of Fences's. Joaarre, M. Baron de Legal, "has *cede, smiles the Istw-lbors to the Champ.d'Amle. The assertion is fan." 'nit, write frees the department Si the Manse—. " stir notenly In German, that swarms of mice , ter. rep 'he field' ; several districts of this &potterer* have suffered damage from these animal', whieh r w 'he roots or the e ,in. som- communes pl . era I. ‘ ,e been niered o n, and proegestella formed, to •t*rt the in-lanchnly scourge" sluarneran, Ike. V.—Niece Leopold if Sake. Lobate intervt.. to prolong hit star with his family at Caber.. till March Deaf, when his Royal Bightlitell preooser to r .turn Fettansf. V 10 1 ,41%, Dec hews of the death of th• Grand Who f Baden arrived hero oe Sstsrdy, whirs much afflicted the Emperor Alessordert B. did sot appear at the theatre no Mon try re qeence. Count Cape d'iettia, hie Vit•iister foe n. reign Affairs, arrived here en the lab. The den perm if Aestitla tit. Ili obits at Mama • ffd his 4 M tee mint !Vs", re% ti - ai-er an ..'foci. A fete hone afterwards tba Graeae' ree Tied IsieUlgeoest that his nit, so liater In the pre. , os of Manley had Mbwn Get his braise from being creased to love. Ceeteaunt, Dec. 16.-I'he Greed Doke dame Is the Edda of his family, who here kiss the greeted affection : his mother, the hi •ter.eitte, his sisters the Empress of Remit c‘d the fts.laneen of Swedes, hle wife , the Growl !)oche., sod his eneleb present Grand Doke Lords, being present. The Greed Duchess had net gaited her hovbstirl deviiig his dimes, soil her distress for his death wee that greeter, as till the last she essteetained hopes of Sig recovery. Had his death leer o mied throb abe am sorbet, it woolil have beers an impeetser .teat, as it would have found the epistles of the saccesitia, which appears now decided, 'mottled by therm. realms el Estop. E, 169...TRAND, Loodas, Orcesibr M. 1618. 'HE OB;ERV lobsitt to I ITAT& %SENT .4 li. PALE ream , Sabot of earls p.,bte.,- THOUS Dud FIGHT HUN- • 4, prielfrl .... 11,133 41. ride' plated ... 11.1d7 i.rirtrd .... 11.1.10 Mr 1, pro.lol .... 1 i .150 II r 3, prinierl 11,540 her U.S, pri. led ... 11,100 .1 14 . %./. rrieled I. 15.924 A 49, :. rental ... 11,h60 6 printed ... 14,400 -- - 1.3. pi. •.4 .... 11,b."0 . 40, prla,.-4 .... 11334 lloreaver E. , ~ (11 " 1 •-. • 11,313 ropotatio• of Messrs. 117 4- fi r! ilt oollOtsw I with their well-tin •..- UDsetwair•ww,Wl4 asa of W lea TIOE. • rhea 4 paper- r =ler idrif iweactissepre. Waft C. Cn. ewer IM COOl.l. f I.nn• in the P4' lealt malt ihirt _ the a ere their twin Ahem! Cnn.,.1•1.1 , - Mere • - bon.. ' Mane Woe • friar. 7 , :fietures • f prat.d tri•naph. al 1i: iatr , ll la rwaplet • 111 a 1ib.... UM* vibe, P . a ppy it ..ww Oa. treawavot " *1 -Ile * shad le-erutblohmeia. la • - 9 es. dirbalabblE : by *eat bt a7y " Of • aley caw, the iciar, tiairode itte‘itaillitov al issz flallholWa 87.4 1 * WWI Ws, bird. WNW ware tie gate CarrW *ft 10.42/1110C.raplaista af the &ries Re. him*/ welted • Wawa sad deal tie- ie. utMf . 214" :1181/P=llllessr.. • met away f tins elre • um t. sweaty yea'., awl er thelliia. teopur.k.4o. Ogg weber olVire.... flhe Mt by W •• 'pitfall .it *RNA! rarer,. Nark Carrie and C... Moe pc , . will she ireatest (heir hare. le 107, Hat aa.g...,s OL T< are reget.ted Iw siaie ibe pwrii -4114 h.thit Of Whig. As. et eeeie.. wi.J owraselar.„ she. the ...me IWO, raft ef thilkla.dosi. T. ininir ra /4 la ear unisetmi e. she ;4..sair. aulaaii lee 'mealtime,. —147. 103. 1 Ei 000 TRAVELLING, /roe. ALAI/ INN. SNu •~•.ult.L. .DINOUNGII, and all Pans of be NOR l'e Nevi Her.es, ad keep excellent Time. NOUN rAis and G. INN. SNOW-HILL LONDON. ..'..selles. hiall Corselet, ke. let ou le n, Solow-hills— Liverpool Lit At Coorh, nnlr roe ois ei Iror4f neol ur ()ar.rte•t; SP.• t, • nl ' .eat Air • • ihootl. 1,- Worths Lute r) , Meyer, :k, kr,•tifura, IN-rray. fr II 4 I worm+. Wrist*lower. awl B...itilt• Gaol, It Imii-e4•l binge Nicu.. is'lSen I.M, Settelaairton. h e. •a 4.11/11rol came% girt loi.te T•lc To•e l , M. Makin. Mow de Grace, FRENCH PAPLRY. 'Macias and Shinn!, P.'t Coach 0 1 30,1. ;crowded. Derchink-, Rl.ortros bleat err Aodow,t, P. 44 egad,. ever, Afternoon. l'ne liar, iene-v7Alo.erary, S.. Weipartb. Derebeider. Fatronnitt, 9.thik4;ty. New Wm Caeidl. every Mon•iic . ••nogh Ilansion. A 'rimer. andp4rt. Bhgeh.g. of. Ming Past Canst , -,,,thratigh CHF,. Marl haradin ITV tfternnot, a , RI , . ill 'bread lan, , and toe Larttor Ts...re, the Swan, •-tal, not hfarasag.— Bridgewater Taretaa, Exeter, Phcciauth, Petectieesege. &Mee. eel kiuminr- At. sets set every Seeing to Spihrby, MAL A Garb s called Tbor Reeklngham, sets cartert Voir {older aaiy L iall tee* re. II a Mani ibramtb•Ye. raw" Omega 'Word. DMICOSIef. and Fetes' tittgr. t' \ sett blandw.—PloiWillowirwarg the ' Ibis Cii ira.tt Is assert to .141 the 4 " p 0.,„ c 0.,„..„ .0, ord. .!=t2 ik , voiaamadatina by any . rows. Orefoiinnseis, lksosio. U ries. 9.inquitar..kile. Came•i. k, Kinsmen. r PAI Cow:. (Mil% I. . Wbliehoretiotch. fisrpookel,4.lla t tiAilleirkis POri•Cuacli. matt Erell - w twain S awl COACH .. VP* I. Me .1 aventi. 11.4 ! " nod plaices - tinei I SM. Ono they or • for imetntr.W 11111. , if , 114411f.61 1.11 . . , • - - ••' AMERICA. It was expected on the first meeting of Congeallr; that a sufficient nastier of Members would wot In attendaace to form a pp:Prune to transact beAseas g bat on the contrary, so great i 3 the interest taken 1m that couatry in the sdraioistration of public aisles, that no fewer than one hundred and thirty Members of the Poem of Representatives appeared sad took titeir seats ou the first slay of the Sissies. A grand military road has been femmenne.l, under the orders of the President of the United States, home Plat isborg to the F rench mills, thus Wording an easy con r.“.tibeitiqtb between the waters of Lake Chaos. plain and those of the River St. Law reneo. Abaft 13 miles of this road hair.• been completed, ha spite el difficulties of the most formidable natant, enoo•otereB by the workmen. By means of excavation, the fru. 11 w finds a rare and easy passage over hills which were befits scarcely Revertible. It is errafi. dead? 'believed that this road, for giberinest, berety, and darabilits, is not snrprsaed by Any in the United States. The work has Mlitorto Items performed by the 6th regiment of the United grain infantry. Ao article from NI +nib., dated Oct. 27, vetoe s that the sloop Washington, one of the carte!. em ployed to transport the Spanish garrison frsta Pen. sacola to [lassoed', bad strived there ip 14 days /from the former place. The Washingtrin, it up. pears, had been drivels by contrary "rinds to Cam. p-achy, where she found the Peggy, another of I transports, the Governor n r re,.aaenla ol hoard, sod proceeded from them* to livrannab, in area. pimp On the passage she ins bearded by an lade. pendent wh. treated the sin t:tri rtehr of th• Washington very n•tlitel , . but took 10 blacts h.f.,,, g i og t o th e Smajib pe.reogers, and a harrei of ram. The cruiser then boarded the Peggy, mid long Governor Marmot at it • y.-d...rea, until Ne r .. o fesa., ed where his money was, which they found amt took, eutfonting to Rtxxl dollar., a... also s:1 the blocks on hoard. The Pegi.• br.ll not arrived at liavannsh when the Wrshioglon le!• that place. § c andl *9 aa the not strived at Ir' that place. A few eight' - iat Paine , - Clll - 2; .