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

~ . ~ l ~ ~~: ~' ~~l~' ~~ = ~;. •:* VIC4IIIt7OII, AUK. 9.—The Count llottssaye, and the Marquis de Saint ttched to the French Embassy to Russia, lore yesterday, on their road from Paris bu ; vs. Autism/Ito, Ave. 2.—We are repeatedl, that Austria seeks to obtain a greater increase ritory on the north of the Tyrol and V- According to private letters, the King has ceded the town of Lindau to the Court once. It is also stated that Austria has welt-foavided 'hopis of obtaining all the district on the _ etvhe Lake of Conatence, and the district I • leethro, which .proves that she covets also • ' re- , sift of the Brisgau and Ortenau. Wens, Ave. 10.—These last days 7 e — so iteen 9eftiOuS qoarrels hetweeti the French sin troops at Arlesheim, two leagues from Qn the Bishoprick of Basle. The inhebiteni anxious to be restored to France, from have been sept rated oith great regret. Barrow, Aso. 12.—His Excellency of Wellington having visited the port, the and the beet at Antwerp, left that place -_ and arrived here at noon. In lie evening, . wetted at the theatre, where, notwithsta.nding modesty of his dress, he was recognised, with 11,c , compliments due to him. Holland. had formerly in her pay a regiment titbits Guard'', and four other regiments of infantry ..eof the same nation. These troops were always thee janguished for their bravery, their eliscipilue, 'their attachment to the nation that the/ served. by-lettere from Switzerland,. that 4 ant is now ender negotiation with emu ...,cantons for the raising and organization regiments, to he placed in the pay 'l t , 0( the Prince Sovereign of the Netherlands. GuseT, Au*. 11.—After the cerensoelal change of visits, the English and American ciators had their first conference on Monday the residence of the Americans, who had day received dispatches from their Government. PALVINO, JULY to.—Our Parliament was ea the 18tit. . The King repaired with great ••••te the d'euitecollege, where the sittings His Majesty was preceded by their Royal the Hereditary Prince and Primmes t and , • and Duchess of Orleans, who took their • near throne; the Archbishops, Bishops, Ecclesiastical Peers were on the right and left, the Prinive, Dukes, and other Lay Peers. deputies of the Commons were ranged in fr. throne. His Majesty delivered to the Prothemetary of the Realm the following Ammon% for '- pose of being read 44 Izzuseetollll Pallig t 110110011UL* ?ryes or inrXeranons, Among all the idle* melted br thin day, I wish only to peat to yea of these the most.liattering to my heart. I miele • you like a father in the midst of hie fawn, • have all only the same objece—tbe welfare" pines:, the greatness of the Sicilian nation. " Providence, before whom saes jimigneretle weak and vain, has directed by anforseen great events which have passed in Europe. Sicilrcs ets.4pproatees th e moment of days of ilvrAcieot splendour ageip arise. she has ngfieased her rank among the nations, the destrithiion of the monstrous power wish* ad intlepihden.ce and political liberty. 4 4 In the interior, wishes and efforts salutary and useful reform have seconded and general Impulse of the age towards perfection. . knew the wisdom of your old laws ' • I appreeim the institutions and the usages which did vo hour to your Parliaments and Princes, the and restorers of this Monarchy : but at tune I was perstuuled that no walk of men ed for eternal duratiOn ; that time, by thanes, relations of things, subjects the best syetaaa4 and necessary reform, end that political laws require to be recalled to their original and purified from abuses which too frequently *our and chock them, Henceforward Sidi I written Constitution, destined to establish the movements of power, that they bi not into confusion; to assign lianas to tin, various tital functions, that they do not invade each to fix the grand gelid where private rights lie wants should meet; to protect civil. liberty, the full and entire. security of person - led party. Destined henceforth to lay the foendaitsin the prosperity of the Sicilians; modelled-400e of a greet and elevated nation, which has covitiams daily to Rite proofs of its w t. power, and magnanimity, this asedbathine ways been the object of my Whalen owe sentitnentu. :01 ; " it is true, however, that it bag llaf fully answered to the general expraidietai fects et an universal wet the terratellemegiiteed a asystogion which made dreadful 7ztio - bettilug Wand, the ordinary can oreaslitied byroad; sudden, 'act anpreperedlereimmiget,- oorasamed some complaints sad OW I some dissensions. But on this solemn day thing combines to make us enjoy happiness, efface the recollection of mischief. Sons there of Abe same family, animated by the maw :ego end the same glory, you will hate - Spirit a nd one will. A desceodent from Henry thßil only desire the welfare of my • peeple shall employ only for their benefit, all mews of my life, all the power and prerogatives w:.icli the Coustitation has guaranteed to my cro there his Majesty traced rapidly the Mama sinew which' was to occupy the falsettos of ment : the maintenance of the gray, the laws, a more easy and equal system of tuition, coinage of money ; above all, the formation he roads, for while laws were improving, men toot be absolutely destitute of the means of csonnsunieation. The King then addressed the hers of the Conamous, announcing that a new , Sistinee would be submitted to them, and urging, en provide for the payment of the credit of the. State. " Promptly remedy an evil so great," said he, "and 4... solider that the sacrifice will be made only once." Hi. Majesty added, •• Lord. and Citizens! I owe a public testimony of oel••••,hatioe.andlulogy to my wail-beloved son, Hereditary Prince, for his conduct during the t. 4 se .41V. he tilied my place.. Esperionce bas enabled . _ Z. it i ilortur in the ihttiiiirliteatiod MP* infantry _ _ not made prisoner* They were de- three years. The dissolution of co-pattnery WSS ralty. Prince Oscar's bone fall with him I. Ilia,. hided, alte r . reireencing their false notion, gave published In The Gazette. stony spot, but the Prime olighcse,:witis grestsgl. tbinneolvore op to their lawful Lag; they hav e Basourow, Alta. 19.—The Patmcs Reasres at. lit,', pulled him up, end indict Mai ,by tbpitridle, narked ea $s Muni *4. saw hewer ; rival at the Pavilion 011 Wednesday eight, wee pre proceeded to Birby en foot. \ • . 1 ~,‘' 100 gibigilitOpiii, imd prima... finis week , coded by artillery-waggons, filled, Rot with destrer• . 44 0 * the Sl a t jo y okf i o ar ;,d et i. fiTai i ii t eferpi mime 4 ir se i t friiv ie forty .... „ Frodertekaali " 7 titre ammunition, bat with violins violoncellos, and • ..* " 1111- riedpuets. His Boyd nighties his set yet graiiftod 'entered nor''s,. He Sound little resktar. till he wails -iIN Ammo . swot • * Gissouse w : sail Is dr' IN het.iieblic appearanCe, on account of the mita; case to Willed, a mile and s ,balt (rams WWI) key of Clsslsesals, Ile Swedisb leg is Sling on Its sestielis stets of the weather. ) .-• . . •.- . . . . . . • ' - . . . -•4 • . • • - . THE STATESMAN. _ , Louis de la me to enjoy below -- - - - -- ______ _ • gnaw Os the fa llow , . #.4 • walls; bet instead of - that the Swedi s h and He" asset, the satisfaction of seeing hi freet K. . .5t.... . • victor, at- 1 2 s r 0105 t.... fee! . ebtealse . efter vir see- . ,l • s fll '. : f ed ' 11 . 4 - -,.. -~. 04, *Ad t w it7 i :a n i!: g o s f a t r lt e e tt:boenPaltaikt:ttlesd. ti'lle'lLl,lfasait7thrneljc7tikle4r i mitt, arrived i .is to Peters- ' 66 , to h a w. feet . ttr i, .• it ... ~, to ~. .. k . , , - lids parts in the possession of our troops, 'the inhabitant .' I • 1 Ala " 14.eur ot4cotesigi Karoo V. • boo, unequivocally' express their joy at the arrival of the tcitly assured : sad in Italy, 'biro they mind with thstitreope of 911 Hokr . • :rent , of ter.. l an sorts so d old AN the "j et! ! 9 01. 1 iitot,i na peeled ow In tiro b of Tistodahlen whir:hie Swedes, and their hopes that the union with Sweden to an end to their to safe s. V oral berg.-:-"iradd *at 416 awe s - a . dat rairWoCiorterae .6 Ung 6 a owlso - s - "Si', 'Onar l d will P tong iiius ;of Bavaria ; General, Lord Willi, ilsolhsclt s . ' . 10:*411.1646.1tyinn•lainialissiito el& of the creek.- " EYil- minded Persoesestaanderte the fePoss of r .:ourt of VI- ' wards the happ7 lies" nr ili fen" •1 16 "' " 40 ' - - ettlitefligninnesteid. iinadistodet the Nor* hl eklrielidilllMPagi-lheLthlilleePia of well-foonded 08844 40 .-14 alreetlegoaidallaolleil!leirr A c i o s i s s, •Li ss g i ‘ soi.,, g o,osib i ll oo o f the rogi. Norway hated the Sweatt, bsstabsoet4•...notr anee of .• . . _ _ 0 right bank ; legitimate power. :**. '..)., .. . ..._ Alk ____' -• . - ... riot o f N e i; I . Afterfitis diseeerat i gVcir t zg iieere agigr . de . ..serehter ia m s k s ' . s -, anstUe .. - lrou, RlCronitielms, t o . our arm . yin . to s Norway, WlPiti tipues taY a blia d a, ra4e4. also the plat - !ed assembled, ea cis odo s ou l sg' swam aid as SO skid Sub et the eneay, who Peeled Preis( l' lit , , ,. • The Swedish soldier, natuniii •Itreal Ileasse s .! t • thanks to•the king. 4o• .l)ll6.l2isty • fen . icier. J :Moto& . 4s :- tboro bier r._ ...., .•.. • • . -'. ...--.-*-- • • _ . .....,.___1 eel lass was 2 hillsg s isld,' 13 wounde d. ta n, Una W i 1,0 4 , tit.. Norwegian *kali ' •;,oirtlia I li ch and Ans. Rosh, Ace. IleT l o.•_2 l _,OPoslo.'hir. _ lilltimSossll 4 Asansif s of tlisi . infatiOsansan . onsunotpno wisi with his bre th ren. They ,Tlsit, nib,' ; ;.rt;t9sp-001, , • fumy himcfs. 4 : 414 . 61 •Ilt P"P i. "'"'""` • •ma Jo th e bol o . 104 AB, continua tugritaid friends. Oar troops biroiolibinildl :'',' et o 1 abitents ire i whickcircutnetanosched. s led L.l , essl Ns 44 . B ares b u b o , m a j or / A mnia •Ciit.' peaceable peasantry,Wko ale their • • .". ,-' 'y '...' • . . ' which this,' . *-7..-r ebia ti " 1/11.17 A° thS • Ile .' - litir null Ililliiiirk, had dietipguiskod thoisitvos. - the lat- easls- with joY•eed irretifiellet . 'adtuuw •'". ' '' y. the . - ... semsol other ord its udieenmaisten;tr the ....•,•••••*. ..:(• ' - ...'"'r-A - 's the *be *es essay its int likftt 50ie,tit0.,',.,4041,. !!aiiidness c.electlee ar!.!h r .fil* defy. • SP4 *, of the , beeleqp 00 46 02 ace of the cefiftle-Awasee, _ sitki i i t a gitis 4 k ' ' iecoldd a cosessi t isilhi.hsvpsk,. , . 1 , !: ' " Those who . , i. , * , • . e yesterdny, ; the eating of meat on wipe and fast: av d4i l i terfa ilibi s: dr i s i ota . i ii i ssi ssor , homed , ihstiss _ os s eile pie soot the 040444. . , 4 . 60 rasa also kn ai ati gi Sat .x a t rtr eboorved. y. tilt t - ler .4l; mme Ht 4 il i se • • - •v i'f Tio s iko wo . .si • tot s .* sigliskir 'MINOS' at nishment. Dicesidudisikeyse smilsou • .. s onottirooopd tinguished personages have . peid visits M' d. • • P011e,0014611 vai, Swedes nod. Novit i rell•A iiiv . ,t •. • 1 Mars Liaise of Ittrual..Alts. • ' Alliinitre-aelleldo et ' tyro bat Oa, falally, dint 'lliif • Ira, et , ••• • • Antslok , "Ilf 'pf Gat Needs with akiircb46l .ur-as • l ' the telst' mad wh y . to - . • at of those who tesied "dip r .r ," , A Of h uti l in-Italy is slimed.' - 41 . ":"ri. 1 4:C•7 . '- 4 ' I Elll. bil#46ooo " -----. '" J. kftopropori ,s i. : isights and the '' . ... i . ,', ...:, • ,,r•-/"'` c _ 4; ,. . ,bes)t idylls di , * VIVI/tat iTnif•T'r . " 7 .* .. . t : , k:044,450 Oblate s which ,u . dgidwjakati o 4.4l4‘ •• 4 V/ . w . 1 ' 4 • • "*."1. ,, ' . ''' .. ' *lees aid .fall 64 r_r_rw_ • _'_. 6101 •1 111 . 1 . 1 .-. • jr - •.741.;v ji - itkpont of Said. .. 'Was was thirineeervit ' • •IftitZT.';!"?' '_ -__'-',.. - '!"'s. ',%-: % l ig. ,- .. . served. it Isom! a _ , ,.neas - 10 tha: • ' -f i • . e . t , y i saimiseed , sivacosevaptpoilwititacatisios , ets; , ,nwomaila , oriu ~ , ~ . ...1 , - t ois usoon..l was tewsrleu in the • ... . • , a sof ef the the OMNI. when Bonaparte had we . its s ire tired Norway. . ..• this day tasks , Agsructa s f.' , • Wig" ► . lof enteral bottles, and the Allies wed deliherati . , or 's' Auo. 2..-:- . 1111 Majesty, our inlaid Sovereigu Wn•a b a l l. bal- -,. I t e•r , ratallE i n la- h 7 # 44 - -klai that- ,llo l s and sink , • "Likrt 4 ' 5 ' 44 " c• "•"" it i t' i ____ _.,........,,_' ''____,'' ' bad loft since taken the resolution to . revive ataeoet. 5 !,,, T -6 : ,,"-WA swl ,„ t t, _ 111 "! ,e 2 /4 ,„ .114°It' It 1 . 1 4 . _ lelai l is. ~ stoport continues to speak ea 01,8118.1881118romi.by - gintiocpso neenet :if wai l that mai sad rm., he Officers and crews of h is fleet the remembrance idol of ea. Rua* and Prussia, and sat parted by • ' cis ti°•• t ' supported by. brat Brassily had wade , *4O Ne.. ,of the deeds of amts which his presence ought to le. lean Nego. mends to which our Coon bee not yet ' . which that Power does not siese i rik‘ day last, at yanking, if we reflect ever so little ow le of ' spire: after having breakfasted with his Royal High- ' 'V" ' Asm i ri* ••• • d the mum things, and on the *sentiesists ittiotit . .all the i nes tbeCrown PIIIICIN his Wily wit oe board * posed to grant, and thal the effect of 11014* meant. I States of Germany, it is ImpbuM t to* . • • th66' the Gustavig the Greet; at Stromlo*. the course of exchange has been mots ems.. . - ~/ • ~ was opened then Is not a Power bet • • is divined . . .CS its ~ the Royal Highness removed his itesd4parssiii • yowdble. than.... that ' tax i n the late . 4 r y peat •poesp pretensions to the uninOsal waist of -1 when BONAPARTS had •obt two con - • )...., • I wore held. - _ -. 1 - • IcR • „ e l.,- - •• • tories,, . t .es ..., _ i re , _._ Highnesses one. At' .. ,' •''......14". " Chi the 3d Aug. cx.a. sBB44,:aaaliallagling the the Tibiae. The neat at,* h 09. cat'! d the Duke I , .. 4 •••• IR . ' let (*Mai athe 2 d eesToss pushed his rollc4 l l°lidnt portitiCe; inasmuch as It toidi•fnethbr to • .. . ' e h. da d." S . ..st essioabwift•ttoitall•ail A. t'ir' • 1 - . parties is *.r ss . AngsdOles • Col. Ba r gb 0 ti ) wh o thejiiiing element of srdi4Sdininiiiisittgtbit - 7 tie and ethos. 2 lir' • • • .i.O terrt•*fq a nod on t s .4. 7 ::::::1:::::Zah- was aniplefeit4e4his.eletli, au- in , with some bat., tiooot.. The joatouto , itiTitttitss is il isass i t users. The - i i iis m oi.o 4 , to , ~ .. . _ ~ ,,. .a ... 4*‘i . • ; talioni, of - dar front if the Paw& Or ISTOOIIig Vivi DAY AT On . • leer legodeltims -*Minh, and s slopirt 'thorn back to of Switzerland to WipNorth.gam,..- Id the Po - 0 rotbemaelay Past. ', i : ~. •:' se l vi gi ; i ' alitabd ; 'WO Petit k strgaasit s , w ,acs killed ; and, Germany real is t * waive a t c o iccounti. , 0 . P -t . . , c the per. I p w iii c ea s, - ak in . O' - . 1.440. ) , „. . 11 troa grille a n d nisli i ll #s*fV. tllPOisd ; France auttointel stilitii• iisii 'dim tin ' - • * per eats. 1111. 4 _,_'r• '' 2- ''' . • • . • R ailesmd 5 mice" here • .f• .t ciprdr the ll l, - **Palsuesion was slosh stele is determined to assam*a like introit% attOlidsfe•-•;-„ . ' I.__ - .7 6 la ; Tige Moira 10 Chief, Baron PialtuS r iOsir had re- These demonstratioris of watchfoluessoughto to -- • .- • - - ' .--- h'' 7 - ' . ker - • * tied • ~. asssorable vigibilisp 1 'Willi .., .. 4 0 , • 0 rd,404 tbs Crown Prince to attack to occasion but little uneasiness , as the 1 ..*: e; which ars .' 'il *Wand a . Alari I * t.. - timers, . " p m!' . is eg dispositions : General Vienna may bore the desirable issue oeboabffilet se tea •-- - _ _ . ... ._... _ . •- • -•• • . • 0,4. rs . .., COlit GOtti tei f 1118 tied on the West coast these hostile appearances , and eccornplishing-ittoitio lady. 3Ple versa! peke.' But if the *Vomour from Ylefit s al ha r 4 as the • . . •. , imam :..eq ~.; . ofr the blank 2002 foot, Supported ty a diris - . • .• : : • p 0.:.• ..:-.•• • I. f i r ..... • giii isiawy d i g sve i v 4pk i . ikliii-4. • s , aro* of ra4soiti s aced ,shear ataws, under C OlOOOl 08e, atokthey any kn. more about the metier there o f ges ol s . . ..... . • . .... . . •i r. . ..! : ••'• A , ' • Neese; thialeft Hay laiSdnd en tha Bait Gaut, with dson we do, th e *fortis! t L. , .... ••*nof . . prayer, . 1. . .c. l• .: r' • 10•0- -• • • 'h7 Colonel Blllohrottes .0 the gookareileaseasP •••• - 4 • that -r ~‘ • ....:0-1.,,1:•::.'.-.., off- •4 :• till. -• ~ 442:11tr., rokidgi, 46. .• - . rwstiheir eeleW*P - 111t-threatess nolalk•:: * , ; ..,....., t . ,, . • .. * seelniThe Ala 11, Lh a at an a n :Vim"! Nordenskiold, with the Officons!'ffiffisatisfactien in the masiS. 4 -- ' ;111411".:•444b .-... 1, . E. __- • ~...._..- - • • .!•'', *, tat 1,..1LA' • 4 Abroad I muvw .1.119 /Jellealik ta 1- ~ -,.. ".7 r"'" vidtiateers, end seamen of the fleet, landed on the 40:arKatiinies Sidtesselialleogr' • - .1 1 " .4 ."'' - .QI iroess since : t ag the invaders if dude. . ,t' 1 IN I m o 'i - , 0.741 7, 4 oast, su pp orted by the small armed vessels o f I n . t h e .. most r i otos ii . . im e i tiadi s i ta t-; ....,. ~,:, . .. I, " htteri I frem one elefilets' the ell " •OR •1 1 / 1 10111 / B fr •the jest. After a slight resistance, the enemy fell a l so i n a way which is" : 'ii, ~ -,,. • ./. towards a I seance of augeitude. : k *piney . ' • , . . •• *. . trederickstark was . summoned . Oe the re- sincerity and extent of that friendly spirit 414 et .' d the spirit : guard of the S we di s h A ' 46, " 1414 :. •il a 1.., Awitthe coroso o adent s Major Klerk* l'haiatened bale been told the • Fria cherish firlipi Siiirteiot 4 - rfection. I crossed ter. Plowmen on OA — 3d --1 ' -3 1 - - Soisiben With a divisias eft and two bomb- , thi s country; Bat w e a b stain from be g it i.004,.... I PPrecieled ' taken Froderlckstadt awl ether plegispik..*.invort o .... kiiii ;,. 4 _,- ~. whim kept ill, a fire 'tsiniti It till the evening. subjects so little plaids' to our feelings. .• - • •: u much ho. ' anitineirrg their march to Christiefitaielidlimi ONO ..1.1F694P ' . . _,_.,_,Aa..A ' ' 11 = 4 101. 1 **Hide of en hour 'oda half, the redoubt Our readers, we doubt not, will peruse Wi th mon he founders met with this repulse, which f l irtsCoonewura 4 . *P. , • ...., a ii d , is -bat ow K ovno , t the samesurrendered.- than the interest of curiosity, the 'articles conialsoo• ii i s d own ,. '• treat with considerable loss. - • CON. , , iledials if die .Sect, threw the first ball leg the body of the. regektions'which comprise the 11441 I t *ria laweell the, Trier" a Bulletin et the C a :: iota the redoubW - hi which were found e i g ht - ' ' form of the new Frio* Constitution. They will it to change ,to ' his operations prior to this everil l 114 w " .- Posiiits• The laillilerY ell Anger°, was 00 " also find, in oar ettrastsiiii saint of the new I like chilly:cos he will inform the world of this check to hie impiscilit u outitoose I,l losst e t a s a nt .-1. I ""a Conititutios of Sicilp.-..... • ' - eel Perittsi bolus, er-wh‘ther he will , say any Gag 0k at all s soissioodod ..4 1150 „E.z• so g ..„, . . „.:-• 114 446 ' 1 • to be semi ~,..:„. 7 .77 -77 "! . Gre• •,,,,Rwe It is, in truth s a • meow spectacle, and such of y kas• arena!" 6 • 1 011iiiidr 60141 11 111 , 0 0 1 1 4,ii t e lee s and le both Placa may bacite eer•pride, to seilihnest the half of Het: ' a •ider iu Gousesuston, Ago. 9.-The advanced-guard of a great -Tuna' et Ileleinellion and other effects. , -- rope hesily'employed in making for themselves air s ,__ lllni ‘ wil ,, the Swedish army crossed th e G loomily (w o e 3d Liontenant4klealikiwn Cederstrou was detached coustitutioni t asif the world werejitcreatod l andeorS __,'"'''",P e n' ' inst. and will continue their march to Christiana, t o summon tie:. fortress of Fredericksteen; but 4 mu Omar ; ; . the model of them all ! Long may ouch ppaedul sic- Coarnaadant refusing to surrender, Major Triode's cuations, as bare the welfare of society for. aigibrlobo , 1 isod ph : • *loch is now open. •••,-. oi, betty, @Jodi A convoy for the Sound passed thio ea Saturday division of bomb vessels and gun-boats opened a jo c k, emp l o y th e e m o ti on o f every g o s soss fli sL o s , .. lied Poo- • aid, Sunday, from the Pritp , fire upon the fortress. Every predation was tam and let us hope that. it is from the asiciisksyithe nuda i tu " 64 1 A:talk. 47'Gell. Gallo has dot with nsvpsdell at net to injoire the town, but the strong current Parfet model of the British ConstitutimsOliit Go -after that ii..a- A VA'S Shank, and obliged to re treat, w kkeb e less of making it hApouible to throw the bombs with precis imitators are balding theirs ; for sorry are tit_ is given al •''' .1 11 OISCB/8 end SOO men. Among the killed is the g ems some , fell into the town, bet fortunately say , wealth, its ; that mars times afford some precedents tteis . ; ' eta has al. Governor' of the p r ovince of Carlstadt 241 ....Sagifr „without 4 0 1 1 4_ 010c l dam a g e . The bomb vessels off uocted with - this •jwit. boast of ours, which we can- d paternal Tbis is official. , • .. ...._-, '4, tlPredorickthell lost 1 assn killed . eeed 7 wounded. at pvcoophead fa' their adoption. , • AIM. 1 1.-Colonel k-easiellietifiletal 44 18 , 9 _/ r ill On tho 4th of Argil Ms &pal Higbee* NV ''''' .. r. • - ~... • 0 mod* p o ol near Wi t art WWI rogadrifitukantillll.! 'id his head-quarters ti lirspfigird. • ' _ ~' • . 11104106 kr s • 6;ssi - ' i iMbilitil "kid '. .., .. 4 ,..... "..! • ~.► - . '' .-4 4. 1 ;-,' 4''' ,":1.•! . . , •• ••• , ..I.l ' kf !i i ;: j j 0 ..: .)*. Z 1.149 king received "4 " e " OW 644 Sk Y itsca t"l"lll7 iao lt dis s Pa Ars tc , h f es rom were the N re elr iv fo ed und fi ra ni nd A st d s m ti f ou. till . t - • . •"fiigZif; • • ' • ...., • • Or foes was •allPsoacblai -,--r. to ettlialt Nil annual* transacted business at bison. cis is ismailko •• ... I ~ . • . ;AA. ...1.. f.y. •`..i1• . 4 • , " .1116 " 11 • A! Oka* . 213th Jen' 1 • •1. 9 wit° 1464 0 4 • Sit Bali : _, lB ids ~,pactin the evening ltit Untu...fnAlks..Maeo- . . • t A . ,•P.-.: ' -• • - ateir . • ' _Toe of: , sacean s. • rill." -. t ansi e & o f R o odlo o d ri s, . • .. 4 . Say It I) i Sh• , hi'. __ ..,__ _ . _, L ____ L „ sk - • At • . ...... i ' .0.4 iiii : aaimiiiois volatile . aistimilifila ihie ' s nt MrtviLLE, and the other members of daT every I see, cm= the trooffstoi7kast:ooolloola . °P° * Mr. sze l ifie t i ier td*. an kaggitta ' Admiralty Board, with the Commissioners of the goy and to Preatiska. • - Ti'. enemy lasi- ist ... . ~. Goy li illiel4 . ' . w. '• ••.• ? • • .4 . •• .... ..,. •• - • • i r vrri: . tfavy, returned on Saturday night from their inspeo- . erresa. 6 and h• °"' when! coloefidelagdreheoba, , „„..A. 1 ',.. ; dot*. ' b Y • ~...,„A „ ,.,_. kt ... ! .• • i : .. t .I' 17 , lion of the Deck-yards at Chatham and Sheerness.- ' ',*.sesevio. nesesummea ...Pm. , 0 At the latter place they attended the laying of the alaiLlate - i swat Ara a ts* . . ' Illid .. f • imb -: • fhll '-` 166441 • - 1 on l y one i . This ,;• • , is - . - .:: ~ , , . - .. wok% larly Gen. Vegesack foundation-stone of a new wall to he erected for the deny IV. 1 •• . • . •s- •• at strung , k Wai lis - 4144 111111 GI is word. • preservation of the Dock. In a few deys,they wilt . i A 111 *pie • and wider the Raid - * 1 trai t . • the' mo. ' osedend, le ilasnbsuateog Ons ' .. t Prat- sg et de 4lne arsenati y there. *Waives beams lath lesibl s idaskO celdee a • 10 4 0111 1 1 % an i iltil Inefl i_ ibillitril s „_„ . ...._, l Pat is t . l tithhis Miliestes e Pe ,_!" PRINCEIS'Or WALI3.- It is stated that some of ycrowe." whicbit hee heswe is - e wiript that doe West to • ••••11m, " '1" all."' Flag Cap ta i n °I '"m bee Royal Highness's advisers. recommended her to snot boo 'nu Gratth4 Sid albs 0 tie :Float, and toolotall Shosidittoads te settle tho coo- 'visit the Continent previous to the Allied Sovereigns t ; the dere, of . pf Partin. e code of istl.Ps• • .. rations; which beteg consiaded between these Com- . coming to this country, MO bast Crh Royal Highness ' Rion, the • 4- thi the Same 4iiiiiik "050 0 0 . * 41,888111 . .. '. 5 Mi 8511,18011 and she Ceillimotiaat, Link.-Colonel means to visit most of her illustrious relations, and particularly the King of PLIVUIA. nof pub. aka by the Duke el' Setlervemd9.llo4l:l.l jUsolosi Hilt* were rolkd by WI Olidslati% . Mr. ROBERT THORN T ON, late Chairman of the mn i , shmild i Seal!, made a racaanehm‘sleeireillitivhs‘ - . it . . . , ~A"evintrfts.nbe.nruldliglifedisli creeps India Company, and Marshal of the Admiralty, caber- s' mat"' at Strometadt to %by and Preithiekai tialt v Fruesetatsdaiini itengstews. The ionises, con- is deficient in his stock-jobbing specalations, has net the Mini- m p l an o f width was over ARM nerneadicalar moin+ !Oral swami ft , SS • handrad dr two thousand seas had connection with any commercial house for nearly s h ag t h em very dint:ldt for infantry end impractiCable fit nai. Wen sot ands pelarsais of war. They were de- ,three years. The dissolution of c Part o- nery watt I 2