The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-26 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN: - - -,..- --&--, .-- , ,--,---oHmimant ,-- i .O.IIitAF3IIIBX MEETING. ....... , ~.,..4)keir .upiwitpx,Vviiiirch hi k iLisiegtait t • • - What did - : -thesefriends do P The most distio l cuis red of t hept 1 1 r -‘, Oared., thaehl w as not queers>. ' 10 : pi t i t; ii . scleeq, A mimeraite and respectabte Meeting of the Gen. (the grallaitoiee( Ailstria . and life' "' II -- itteia), de. tleseen, aergys k and Freeholders of the County of Berks, 'was helitin the Town-Hall, in Readisig, on with 'truth issClisei.„, '-ileaveir pro! eet ., l**. from my Tuesday, May hi, inconsequence of a Requisition friends ;HI Wilidefend.osyself !rem my euentios. ' to the High Sheriff, to consider of a suitable Ad- 'fhis was fylkewed 'hi the eeleliratork •c Troelamatie s n dress to. his Royal Highness the Prince Regsmt, on i i hqh nshed it the'D'hke' of Br ""7" 17k 7;. .7 :4l: '* 11 •'!' h i' t • the present faroorable state of puhtic stairs, the here read the follow is% extractsilous it : ;• -• • i - no-eaten. .„„ t h e establish _ , isrg military execut i on on the city,o? . l 6 etil, and es prospect of a lasting .Peace, and meat of a ii*ree Constitution in the French Empire, 110014 it to total . destrurtion, if lilt lefsifesult should any- 11:••• • tfie 41..)yr5,1 Friniiti, as the.best security against a recurrence of tyraniii- 'hi'"Terea to kt4slmsh.7cbs:ititi‘n hillieil . y. .r tat if cal excesses a auci as a glorious result of all our ea- • "ie.King• or tillirbihrt of ertions. ,i,,,,i • , strutd ibe'cliirila*off'; aiipli.ces n..:1. towns 'what?). The litaaffeenter, R. Hopkins, rsaq. , being Called. "e-r' whiCh she' ertitiot hart; 0,7,1,p0' ser• 1 their pas*shge, to the Chair, stated the object of the . gird should not have stopped Meeting.• . their pincee;:ing, ~ • 6 'ilifiliALLOTT rose, aid moved the following Ad- .i -should incur the same pussistsinent tut the istliabitinstS of Paris ; and that Ile e . oute'''pf the' itiyal Fa mi ly latilithael4' ' ' Should be marked with a series 4 Ysempla4 pitoish . 4 to--. kr . ' • I t TO tats lOTA'. oletonitis THE raINcE OF viALE s,„siz.. mem, justly due to the au t horsieisdilsettors of et ;mien • 2 nr i g, erelsi a gone Mano Dom or rancaT Battu...lt for which - ,theee is no remission :' Compare this Pre. 'i : 1 11114- I nor ,- c t ~• , . ' climation wifli the present s publisiold by slot Atile* : -I . • IA , 1 , , , • ..: t. .j , t ,,, x6,g IT PLEASE zoom Reim& HIGHNESS, , fte c ti,,, these people . he ~f rgends, of • Lnuis , •.?:1 t truly •sairl by Mr. roit i , that the Doke e ttl. • " We, his Majesty's most dutiful andlayst sobjetts • ? I T g' '''''' • ~ witt r vrote'ind would hake execute . it lit !rit.)-• 'the tertatiemen Clergy,' Freettelderd and. others ' ibecame ttlarmd, took lip - Air ;tusk and • Of the' County of Berks, assembled ,at- Reading'iLlr4 people this 1711bilay of May, 1814, approach yoor Royallt- 0 , 1 0 h e s .l lc nin s 1 tliove the foreis eneeiy gut ot the , poneky,- ta k old to the - torPol'eflhi yeopie, 'Ova, Highness to offer our congrat6lations upon the leterA n i. es suffered a tyrannical advei4urprlO succeed . t e a glorious -victories of the Allied Armies,. • and the ' 'illti e liettthiwe was no person to be Srlia'a t:? • d More esPechilly gloriooi,• because no feeling of re- • .• •-i t • 0.. -• • .77 .7•1'.. r it - • .;-- ••• suppo a oonapacte : hii4 lie haq t been useful, foe ;sentmeat, so:desire foil the sequisitton of territory, had .a. t *slit ii'itsi a lest ,-lie hail been the 'CIA .. , . , betenevesvicl of the pore and legitimate objects ofi. . 14 . •.. . '-- ltw holesome i • - -,. a of togs. It would a lesson; e 1 , riat'lltif:Sesttection "of" Tyranny wool -o Prellil° 9-. . she Iftle l a . -- iliorilde - be - t'' ri d "pi 03 . veiv'ed - lbs •and theattaisimeut of Pokeweed Justice has led tot $ . •• •,-.. • .?.7-inse.; . " s r' , r ! .4 .' :t. -i•e u ° Pi., 1 . 11/ ,. ' , • ale wouloglee,no praise to t he prep* ministers, istht happy result. • ' .- . .1 s on .-* - bet,9at WhiCh Was their dye, hot •he wpald do them . • -feet by 6 ' From ihe time we were gratified bylreading in the ' j ° gi r o i he was not going to Coutt . le, seek a place: 'g 4 " e •of Luke Politic Print; the last gracious Speech of yob,. Royal thek (tea:end praise, for they li t ad Itrofessecran 0. a the and, theret. Highness to the British Parliament, followed by .the-, ject and ill act! executed it; andhy„lise great ethili. Ica is pected from th, ' judicious and 'temperate Declaration of y our Allies,- t i esist- thel , •i i Y u .. • C ••' , d , L. O d w ii . t . , . . . ,4 , )us sous °roman e t ., r e ingon, pre- by Mr. Kean. disclaiming alt intention to bdmhle and degrade thel-who was notenly'm brare'init a humyee Man, hid v o ns • usual ability and s. French nation, we heti, to entertain a liopep'*t' di-iv/I'ole French out of Sp ain ankPortugil: ' e , the : any ooe else , and vu . 4 cruel and destructivd war was drawing to . Irle'irm - __TceligritklUti.d . thein on I- I " . 1 f *i tle approac p Reace • ;„,t was ' his tratisitiorss were as . -.1 .-r• ! nation, end we are most happy' to e=pees;, ta Ybort tood a ,i of ed etent r oe toi l , 4 s c tivi. - pev i os i NH ens we recollect in his other p. l • ' 'WV ' I-1 1 I ' . gratification at !.J'. frniAllte I hid been used. to 'view ,t e ,Avip• • at igterminabie, Royal Highness our ea- ; with Sir Maarice Lacy and ;issue, and our high admiration elf the Allisid Pouters,t an d :we tatighf .to !fsitlieve: ‘ 'that Stark* or Eng. • Ir. lis informed of his brother's des. • 11 boi goPPrtiting ordinary feelings 41 ' 09 ortte t•l'lland •mat be deatiOyed?. Xt,,,R a ni. ' ~... m .io alittdeat l y I openly thrown o ff the mask, he i. ;:the •iolence and aggressions committed in `,'heir own I a' • i tO id tor t re li te •d• by p lit tily,li l ifi 9 - 'lard; he Ay r ht i toe* tome of the character• with an. 'territory, had the forbearance and magnanimity - t ( ri eivo:rati fight tillithe•actUtlif l T' ' ed each th eeetir o et, I effect. It was a masterly delineatit. enter Paris with the olive 'branch of peace, 'instead lto, nothins remain 6%11144 1 ,6 . N: ' • Clue ;thing let ct , ; professions with mental reservations. slioggle . farl ikcitild Obierse'v's.thst mrstiiis,,wh, r idg mati " a of the weapon of retaliation. Much es tiff ittliabi- I • r gait s ,A4 ih e r4 ;;;; 1:g - early ' bp' t i , t 4ay, and he It i I.7quy in which Luke describes his receptli. tints of. France have endured in their . -a Ct•• zoos, after his supposed change of fork polities! liberty, they are amply rewarded by heaT_l 'l'o .Yriee -L= blits* itlit JjemPcrals, eiiiity4, paid the taxes , . thought he oast'-mimicked the part . In describes tog in' their own alpine, a Declaration from ( Pei TS *elf ili'ficete fax • assumed theilite of Loy &Psis. , e -.station at his sudden wealth, and boasting of . seat Potentates of Eoropi, that the people -11814 a • "; hjO i e stix on p i .„ 1) . 4 4y • ,r - 4wid not be Is ii p is 1 causes which led to it. right to choose their awn Gotenitlient, slid being !My': he . ' n wis eu - I to !stake & distin ion between lir: t o. I if ^---•—•••• matt it all • ied to their choice we have a pride and pleasure' i n ....• 1,, . . ~., )• -. . I ~ , . pert); atortoconte: • tip t itttcr Ite.c tiithrroo as it weir 1 0 To mv brit Meng', D111311101.AT105--" teeming, that their wisdom and experience h art:" ; hard and framer ,litst and Vquittiliy ; -Nothing cirotri• be • more happy than the distinct, reeled them to look for a Model for their own• Con. ; for it was Or mi reil Property, and On cepifilois. . ititelien, 10 *that Country , deliberate, internal articulation which Mr. KcAN whose Prince h** . de - 1 iestedlis - IN pillaic fund's. The Mitn W4t * o - virenrtis dared, " drat the Grown is heldin trust for theta. i ' n e orte.l - ti^ gave to the last word.--Through the whole of the .VVe trif.t alga, that the•Freiteh ! did t ,„„ e • a „,) •a mg h t I A t a t ~,,,41 pa ) • thi,iaHs *1 lioerelly dirt toed : the.Mi•or who boar& it ..d . eralli . --_...• n ~ A, - —. . . ~- - - L 1 srene where Sir Maurice remonstrates with him on ; nest of the PerVe." r a l / 410414.04eVieft Mantled in town Chit the Em- ! the injusticeof I • conduct its , he maintained his , ': Revolution will prose a wholesome - lesson to Kings I s i t • t i ti 4 4 it , v ai ii" enimissioner ur t rases . he rfb7o v te i.... -•.: .. • • fAri • • 'il'V / • . ' ' .1•- 1 'and S‘shjeets- that the house of • Bourbon will ateeer „ aewera t - peop i e , great pto r„ ar 4 , 1 buy city ~1,.,0,r_ of Aelseafs. hp* declined visiting England at l superiority with great spirit and firmness ; and when :s= • , I 7— - - 7 • OIL, ' ' . '. , . I , asked....-st Hest thou no pits for their sufferings ?" frirgeh hhb tight s and' liherties - of" the People, by !. r a n i -la s-softin g the tat rt*s o rtni • ; • lte A• tler k efo4, • ' Yes! itiallinitrg4lse Duchess of Ot.newsueeo 'he gare the answer, "No ! they'd none for . whose thaie r they are recalled to the Torone,eend , -vireo thh the -blijiister,: sflY reersusesendi , 4 1. ' CAIN Will irad PrOceededto the Quakers' Lynne," in that blendd tone of * energy and ► pathos, 44 that no • ex !ion of that perfection of:l:lnverts- ' Tai iiin'fitqtyir, he iitOrkeielit I letter of • . I , ,_ • . s , ; 744tiiig, he 'llouistlalitch, to witness' the aftituell which we wish Mr. KEAN oftener to assume, be- nh enh ; bit i eh bellniir to sin human institution, had , nice bi es , will 7, Own Ititr..t tigton a 'aud i t° hie liteeedge as • aseellitit *nth' Vsilety ef Friends. tier Ilighnese,ggese we think he always succeeds where he -0. lied. the people to revolt at the exercise of autherity. l lLVrini4tive ot rillions;lie conit 4 --nkortwiltsPftsitseney . Histel..eiseistritroleolocks ~fit ' tempts It. l -7-7-;--In the concluding seem., la 'which his :,, gtobcatoN hi themslves. -: •s. ,; 1 . . . , a most a agliiNtst. Meech , ettelteragthitep .•. foot iiieleck s he reeldtiit a. viet f rom tlky, Prunes . bt7or, her, N horn, he thoughi deed, a ppeitri Ilit 4 . trifiVi $1,0= 1 ; 4 4 4 ; 16 " )dealihattOlresil"gtajourliraPliltor.fhe alieturcio Tie Wa`d ',gelded - .*: • _,• . •s; It , -, . . , ~ _ ~ tX t litee. VP* : •ROyat Highness rem ai ne d * WWI the M r. meAN even surpassed leis usual excellessee. l'he s our hope a n d cotilldence, that)n thep - reie-T'SV. rdeini.gitraWcoildtkilhit Atidii lll 6`"ltlt..4o, idll' ,l - a eis tilt about half-last six, w'hint. ise returned [shame and agony displayed in the minuet its which culttli.nr the wat e 'itti fi - America , the same Iltiettlilief.petlePre io si it e single se)Ointeist•rot islett was , . , L. Litilbart v .,tost- l hobse to dinner. ' • • ' • !he holds by the back of the chair, to which he has ,aorif‘ijliililitied potiiisiOiril his been lately adopt- Vied loial '•hutabie ind eensfilptionet. / -• • ' is • , KiltWeVeritel4 - received • dispatches' ',Teleplay from • staggered, with his hands before his face, shrinking . ed,. OM so siecessfid hi:Kul:tip, will be displayed '' Mr' 1p ct J ose, oftei it i a , he' had opposed, le 'of Finland • •• ' •7& 1:. 4l s • 4 YVALLTAII BatitiNca l brought,,,.bY Captain lop into himself, and the abject philter*. in which he hey ! the Atianiie--•thitt i CM 'hipners ,) o tegy, _g i ft a Vol"! !x . c, g ra titude to " Att. ',labia the command of • e /Willa at sbily.l.'cra X wts, like a spider, totting to hi. brother's feet, will 'river i lte unfurled' to grirfy . ambition, or check the yres!, la:rie ki t ty 4 4 ,0;/0 frigate. „, • : . ri 7 ' tiled a truth, an originatitY, Cad au impressiveness of Poikktic tiles' s , - i gr t lpcifit s fee s o ert,cet eissly *J.lgertf,' hot that jn ell parti of th e world, , ittdelsOti pi .tr pre! ,TtipisVp i riospeels. it ad , , ~... • • - t" Theitretin the Mediterranean), ordered harati- .7 `effect, equal :to tin thing we haie witnessed iia tills Country whit be al renowned fOr the justice 'of i l aud , li ' A tially tfi ti t T. 11,4 lived this viol -- •' 01 i "reit . Cretin Circulation,. one that the tau this extraordinary -victor . ' There wli. i l lry a s dignity i n ' her councils as the Valour of hei ;rte. We rougra- I.try 6y,qterf c ejermce . , ,Ctrl ell_ %urope by • their :. • • i „ , . ". IP *et A eta had Made it absentia 'upon. the the manner in *Wet,' he resumes his' reel characters Wittier your Royal Righne4 l 'that ,the'dmstilsions of ! estiniple,;„,t o f thd,pattseelat oierit 1p resistirsga be -4 - :.„ iiithilfla be re-plarthe sums }Pried '-.ltfter his humiliraint offers have g,g!t • lijected,- but in . the last tour :end-twenty Tears havihg hi a' great men- 1 numbirfri*tatott a Ishill , s hat e Ziti throtigh Vie .., • I . . ..-., . ~t, Won.' end bark ,,'the be •a..iiitiring the*curie Ilia voice bedew hoarse and in- suratchised'oolly superstitioit infl festBaf lyrannk, land ifterlilkeltsiluie r t i VhAa too onderjnr '`55P 6 2..! 4 ?..1 1 "1 - ..., 1 ., . 4 1111 9. - '• . ' ' ' ' -';'" 144 '' *Agitated in one, beisa r bf,filtirtch so lianiiiations, 1 John' Mooili a ,A• ist wtc Wart i sggerid the ,00‘rtiii,ti ir e n` iitil Pflp.till.such repqment wit% tnade•7- '• - efficfo,. ' i i t & • • Abilijith .at we pier to likirPoppoied this 4e- • . t ir 0 - tp,7 too.aint • Kat: a - ;; 1 3 : ra . ai, • the 21st we new. the .fairitst,, protpett r ef an improved I - or kmiiliiiegriiUn'il`to l iV i spoligy, at' carryi4 , or is: 81lottrid gla 'rho 'Of Of' .Austria , tittl a - ff*i§; she Must • ' '".- t rn ' --L" Th Cs h Lie : 131 b • ha I d ey a lars, • „ , 0 t o . s or., re accer e , , I. _ ,- throw • condition to thepeopti, - liiid a' Pertieuent attd pros- 1 the wir ;n the. eniiptia. Mitiiiiiii,.ho...s, r i , • A desist from V. . 4 nether Mort ,o s. r (rtai t. 4 . &wr- -- iii-'fit eise'restfslilisd on the 4,5te they will declare Peru" rale tut . 02toPe. 'Having nevi , became theiti, gate a tight tone toz the public Int . I •liiiigoli'eallsidit T tad ' Pioditi ere riot ii;f(i,,, VI kilkfied t the•ac'e g ept a nen t . f..t .- nat Pert •pr the Re - scripts, .which : 'eking to attend 'to o t affilti' at 'hooli., we "trust, rani, Rained" a 11,breangielitatsa•of soul, and •- ( a c tii i :sho Mikarfilkfler. or i n kar or grairf be- t kis •• 1, 70; • i k ' '' • ' 1 1 - t _.o) • that l'ssill allow that a conveelent season has at ' ,stead of adopting an unworthy spirit 'ofdespoodeoy, •• i , , 1 yes te. 'GA tee . opeto • errengemeutb, „ is ,s,o y t tween whom the haveliiieoyererrsitirre 'Conn dian will rejeet the rptliodar l i " ~ • -- • e " lenah arrived to repsiethe defeat in the Reproselt- 1 Increased theireterlions and equipPed l ettottltr dtmy. ?I, 1;1- ‘ •A--- 1. o : : • ' . titidti which lance of 'time beef itrOtlinteil into 'Ole.' Theviltd'S own' i- ifult the road Nail( for this b ought about 111 - tisiiiitliraigqiiicti and !ll• TAG. i• • 47; I• i •• . si ••. .1.,. -,—. 11 • ' ,-%• • % i .... .ye _ .1 - ..: i a.P In y . i -We Pear that, finlvi, DiLlitogr 1114 ' 4 .1 "." ..P. '"" 7 -, ' Consiitoiloa. coontryf, a, •wet• with' Fiwrrce, Inas to make LI.YR ANW 01110111Vol g t Ofhilleaplitteet , * of this discovery, ' _., i- ; - . _.. . 3 , 4 ' s9,u discriminating taste which so .emitietg . l ig y ok (satin- • ~ , . . . 4 .., _.___. 4 they hese deemed it necessary to stop the march o f " • • fi'•t e . 1 . h ed m r. r w i th : , - eleue Royal iligholls.iong live to enjoy toe 7 whetteser".iiileclifid, - common c3usa zviiit the Conti.- guts line taraLter, as present lakill*Asteepe tromewhed. and to fader Iberia which 10 6 „ aineas. • nent antlitotete tinware our forces Seit6in ' Otir "e*it i best) mils lif a just G o t,lvernment,the thauks and t , . ortept . , , ti,....,1 helfra nnflie'ethet"side Of tbe Ithine, to con- t•• 1' ._':,_ •-• • • :;7 gratitedsof en independent Nation." :, ~, , I shores, • 'btif Offensive operafidns, and Make 4r" Theiaiitt4:ll issto4Vocii.dt has been remarked, o sitiltl ' d who is to make her first' a ar- '' • -.• ! The Young La y ~ .ppy , , : • ' Fate& •It • Irthe'' theat'reief war,ind the it/if;stiss ' auce at Covent. Garden Theatre this evening, In .. Ihe . ii.-iN After" Ginrioss Victories "In the 7th line, 4su. a so , -. 1 --„w ; „a t ii...i ii ; • . fix ,„1. 001 , 1 4 faittia set r " 8 *Chat She- illient(fette Imo hem eerie to change the pp- r ~...~; • unsia o Nature , is reported (hy the Great-rain; 741tefollowitigaiteration was dieeeted on the motion of i s 6 4 ou ' r - 4A t i v ii i . ds _ and ~iinet 1 iimi so -welt re,. liii (bit: of a tki4pletetim .OL,Aostrti, and to give & , , f s su ri r talent s, added to - a hand. . Mn. Rine 16 yid; *bleb the Allied A - t-mies had been i. '' - • '''' - •• ' •.• 4e fl' ...VII h o e r br.litle ItEXtript.rne o.omammiv-i hat c.) to. posse. very, pe .o, , , -..; . , r - , +Oil ' and Nailtifild by itiO'' jo . einnfoo•—• • ' some person and elegant accomplishments. Vie are -Melded by a graesedeProvidence.. 9 1 GifAiritirakeS liti*A tie li ,Ini Attitlivisters 14. the le , b, , ss to r,7 • lll,4eitt c on feree t ees of late with - , that •,• • . i she is not more than . ip y•sii et "aci ; : '4 Aid 1861 ti.nd skill. • the a biefti . wet; , but '4 hut the Emperor of s aa 'r e° _ • _ me youtb iieutitled to , 111110 . ' Mel Aeres: '4 o. , aas s . is „,. o fyiti hrs ah h , Aare net visite d his consequently, from her eau! . be that cheering indulgence which is t . - peeuiye cha- •q t e .. 'eolfj fitto-iktate l lts3 'lt rte tu•nours t * ler, A.T lie ; seit d7i' • ' are true- air racteristic of the London audience. „. • • ~ 'lll"nillsaytt ; no res. der ole el_ , isy teeth tu them, we are•-as yet !. The two F rench prisoners woo nave so t rid ..., for 'such heroes. If •is . onabte totatity! 4 . '. .' • ' maenad under sentence. of death in Iluntingtliii reel, . - ."Ilikcimmiis ' iciners Of Visi Transport Board' have . ... . en . Perriis of fitertelike these,' the/ tyi s it • a • G- ' • interfere• l he Jetts Nicholas Deechaaspe asul Jeax •Itesbiaird tih ava n y --3 7figrffse'sititit;f; ttl*y wntila mate , that overnment• cannot •n t , „ . . •WM ' • .(having been convicted of forgery at 'lite •Setturktr ia„ e a la r n iprOtif it! 21taite: 14 it was 'anti .1 ymetrf of slint ,eeelit ai . estfit the prisoners Of war, 'l4 shaa Assizes in 1805, and resp ir e d durine his losjf sty's- ..AL: _' i• ' at 64 atel°4l44. minacred'in all respects - :•pletisure) have received a free pardoll' froii the s irvi 'sh sarbjects„ - avntenisietruststy liable te ielpti- miser 'in: s _ ...ivasof , Peesi;stPit that: he hitted-aud APPligittittilnibtlat , W only for their feeent __ .. ,- - Pttlaet Hew lilkterhaerstVd• those resources t,ent as ottstirde.htors. . Iminqately on t heir re. , edged Cross Barra( 'fo l iguitte should quit This ~ the subsistence eiforded eytour7 Government prisoners of -Coltisigas thtest-wtetches to the ^MORS, and shottlel ant of the prisoners be detaine d , .felt that they mist he ntisisi,ed by' the creditors ` I • •• • tors" who r• The efforf, . illittleltt* eke had so often , • 7 are, are more rosettld "siiiii Ile hoped, continue. .dentin theat s ,t• -..-t7. .I - T -11 17ir - '• t' , A letter from alrectosnaidentsayt-" A Naval „our cos • steMpt ' I who 141144 *MI Jahtliren do so, _ - Itheralty has Nthes 71eiwthe'lroluirlinoos led Promotion, on*lii - erierisive scale, to adjust the . , ) thd eriAktiolvtilehtireeni or -tiniass• er•thoegOtsitete•-lihniti pretensions and' pea.. of the 10 t,'` liaises of service•alsksear mostalistingvished, is said to • swirtn, o f m otilettlnit .. m4 . '410.600? for then. es-abets ofehe'.. Allies on theit on. 'ibe Omit' to tlise place - and oho•aii arrangement of iorePt"ni a' houe from _ They bad expeellated theprowl •iiri-Pisval.Lisrs- founded on the ' system, and calms- 9 . *the drones have reklitirew *tem heitter than :;Mils!" (e.eshboade. all the advantages of the Army ~ Brevet.'" I • . - Purchaiers 4 Had they goaded France to Offices, but leildildon s ,ee,pertitiop. in all -• YesterdarLord-'ELLaNsoitouGn fixed Wednes- vi . . who ever new „vratild- : bees: some, ienced the -nlay, the Bth 'of lone, for hearing the indictment new, M &WM 110JcpylitoeiArernwit of the Revue .Igisitst•DE Denenciesi and the - otheroyeesons sup- . Moern. Pens j, ire. 13/item •of yits,,,- that gigantio Norsecl to .urodumarikeiki.tiarsed oftiliaack Es- Seven Champs ip.,-pediatytence, that armed tichange;:rt.4t L- v' - ta . -.0 . 1e ..,-• it. 1 Mit ellya. - tored " to the ' ... . Insorpold, gave birth to that The Session of the American Congress was to. have 1 - •.. • , . . le worth the' _conscript on v which reisnered O. • bees closed on' heist 'of May. :::That part of the , , in the .44001,.,utteriess 114- 4 1 4 141 1 1t2 .rmidithle to iss 5 p,t101.41.i1l Europe....o . Message of the Peralinver which related to the eon- r ,t sold reuse than his share. • . sow-•' , d ia - • ~.).r a bis, Allies, an "Ohltipei or the irte duties I% tisrattifs•liAllje 'than s , r : s."-'' 1 • - • r I.ollPilibier- r A few illys ago, a. °maim Inadoldeerp o ratteoss who se Y, .. ~ -- , *us . excess) :sl;st date afisiipted; hat not been 4otisa• en .. Wier is allot; and &Witt oWre eriteridiediMirikaommend- .0140 W-4, workh ouse, Sing 'net* . . 1 0° los litre ...,,,- ...1• .-14...:-..esseolori_' • ''—"' . ! !Montt wittins to lip& a leak to 14 $010,41.p.., power. There is only one occurrence which we think 1 NAVAL INTELLIGEtifQL could give him any great chance of ultimate s uccess,and ; ! —.... ... • that is, the intervention of the military force of , DuaL. MAY ti.—Arrived sad sailed for the Niter t$ Sadler, fres .Teaeriffe., Arrived the Cadet%libloP England, in support of the Cortes. Those who are "W a r" , for hating every thing done by martial means—who of war, from Porh'inotsill.—Sailed the Stine*, sloop d 111%e, . odiwasto, for Pertsometh. • Seem to think that our character, as a military pen- and the Lord Duncan East l • POwrissaeva, Mae 45.- = Arrived his Majonty's ship Arbor, pie, is tarnished, if we do not show ourselves at all frisa the Brazils: soiled the tith of Februsry, from restate times ready to fight with reason or wilbout--strettu- b , with B eet ; hi. majesty ,. ships soalone , from ply. , ously recommend the employment of Lord WEL. nowt ', i N job ,. f r o m Liebe.; and tug seep, fraty cheesier gh. Clones 'a army, as a means of compelling the King - Sailed his Majesty's sititts Trim,. Haste, Caved, Growiet, Viet &lila. to Sabtrrit. We, on the contrary, sa", Y•and Redwing, with "meth prisoners, foe'rheehaegh; onsfshe 'blind - if it be Re Policy of England to ensure the • BetseY and OwdersiDelight; for liavre•se-eirstee. • -ti • a tikeetitual surceis of the -King, by turning the l' . , , tAssooTn. ratty 21. 7 -Came in the. Matiagaear frigate - .portent of popularity, which now sets strongly & , . etyt of Srin; Bittern stoop Of war from Liveepi rt i ;. liaise" • t i nto ~ v_ ics nod lteyeard sloops of war from a eruise ; sad the, Re. On favour of the Cortes and Ckustitution, IvEttn-hrig from Ireland.—Sailed the sultans, 71, alai hite fan opposite direction, by !renderit% FERDINAND- 1 "popular and the l', S p arrow shms p of s t ar for the westward.ortes odious, our interference , If ), el* Wait' tir , the s tetter, , Would he • a wise mea- ! The rely ' touisa packet . is arrived at rtittisiost,h, l ' * 4 .-4 li t i4ooti AO recollect the jealousy ecith with a Mail from Jamaica. , It TA •lseeo viewed i:ly the 'punish people, The outward-hound Jamaica , fleet,tig • yid Juke di I 411, • AO from Portsmouth 34. April-••••all well- t i,„,, th, ( ,•:•.: eveCudielatialiting teseat4e expel . a foreigti• force ? INV. eiN i tiolajeatalosk be encreased, when we offer ' - ‘...tisk;i• - . • ir:ft. is . _ 1 tlfikhite OP 4110WilliiitomestiE intl constitutional ORBIT-LANE. —T he Play of Riehiti: 'Millie ,••,-, .- It i :li 3 ' feit l ii"'"Ou' s r roterferesice 1 in such affairs 1' and titibulent activity,—in- Wife and the Brother, was *acteffilist /fight. for .- i's • ~., - a benefit of Mr. KESM. The house was erttivrifed in • ei - TI! ti ii"lcg lin unit "- - - every part before the turtain drew up; end Teen the .41,10110,maininsiCal to (he tranquillity, and welfare of,. third tier of boxes was filled with p.rsonsof fashion.'i s ilktaksr-asty thing, in short, rather.thait a disposi- The My., wtiich is altered from MASSlNdflitf edij . . lebtore her to happinees bsiti peace. .i Iladein, is like most modern alterations, whtalt s et ' 'P hi l f - --I once get rid of the. beauties and the faults. Some of • - P fie *Militia Papers,' witicleliii have received - the fine passages in the original, which are • foil AA i 1 ito . li b imagination and passion, are stripped of all their ef t ,Jfe ttte of Anti!, contain Proclamation is . iggp , •T' . le • • feet by idle omissions. T he Play, as far as the pert' ' sued by :: 7 .,143.9t0.ntme. COCIIRAMP, extending the T • of Luke is concerned - binekedtdtistai 111 merican ports Northward lo theis by no means a Comedy, therefore, did not give scope, as might be et larall!,frifteekaularni,-,atlie whole - coast of America is pected from the title, for thedisplay of any new powers othies litefteNibellit VW; treat's( alarm appettis to pr'e- by Mr. KEAN. lie, however, executed it with his / ' • ' I . 4..1 .2141 01 . 1 bit, i• 1 consequence of the 6w:trim's • usual ability and success—in a . manner very unlike - li 4 allar".w ti t , now be isi the power of .the .- . an y °° ° e l s e , t p .1 . . I l l. itritiand very much like nature. Some of is transitions were as striking and as happy as any • ofilithlt nlibillitedfi Csoto porsue. l Th e Americans - , we recollect in his other performances. In the sce n e • •ActiginPl but•b° diorNal loolake ' , Ter,' fair and ma- 1 with Sir Maurice Lacy and Lads Traffic, where he • !iifiashist coiliesslifo); nod it will•be no ieriltonour- i is informed of his brother's death, and before he has -dote &mese fbr Enetn d'lii detnehetit 'them any I openly thrown off the mask, he maintained the aqui . ..• thing i m f a i r er • , , g o lip, It (iffy • ara byought inroad tone of the character. with . admirable skill anti.' ' • ,_ I effect. It was a masterly delineation of outward ...to inch, teyowi t ilutsk,.. them, the object . 4 . •P. tpirpri nifeied professions with mental reservations. In the soli-I . 1. l '6 l. tivlt w*biler a llPP4. 4l4o * it fiurther prosecution of Ittqlty in which Luke describes his reception by the f,. .. would tbeltiefiege splite,enjostitiable. A very far- (Cl'icatts, after his supposed change of fortune, we 1 ' , arida lite force, amounting , it h. said,' t o o 1 6 2.600 men ) 1 fltioaght he over-mirnicked the part. In describing his %.r..iiinfiteetbe'elialitni wrbira'qiii74:b•atir‘fut to cross Ifi...i u a t i o a at his sudden wealth, and boasting of She 1 iiiitroi.- Are. trait' the L tioderatien „r f:notid, I, causes w hich led to it. t 1 • t . ••: i- • 1 • • • • 66 • ..1 1 11 , 4 vezo4. miss on .Arertca, wild together have 3 itike slit ' i •of * d. 1 0 4 , IreMie their active 'mime monecessary, and that ,_..a..1i el:1.01510n of holtilhies l bitneeen the two countries r ill. lisitireticipete theinarliVal. ' . , . *-4r - • f.f 11aliv1(1 2 A l elotrAfaii Agir -Itvlaar,t: IV,. - ''•' .ri•. ~ 1* - • rzttre, and been eondoctettlaoraninl las, to be, conveyed to 'Fret th the i ;-1.7.'•,1 - -Li I war. n -,4,..A •fi of pretenders, week and port , Alfbey ire entitled to our eotrnatiterat4wn than pt t Mr. MA icrtx, No. S,Cornhft! t ritoiie f Ls been notorious ewer aiu hit becnotinA tery 'hosin4s, b ill at . , 1: 4 1: - 4fifesl la Ironer about bitn.'46 l ,,i t , liken!! Of and in the dearth of tear s ~ keel; t i lt t:4 1 combs the Y iitheitt fekiinafe4 i hare preparete'itastoftObi,,oltriogs to the of:Tickets anti Mates it thage:Olikosoliit t the offerings ire .not 4 - iiMi',ha•Anit, _' and eard of their ever seging a raliftitt ?Asti; SIN ac t o ally preseatrtwo Prikts, "'he t omrtirvs ;" and witstitslt l i d i add'the tnpions, or Modern ,'-lbtftit oit'itia- the Parebiters o e of sari 01 NW thur- le Whole of ' the ninny;,l sale?? Crolltai he recent Lotteries, ft is nottVlCOtiVphitas After readiog the Address' Idi. a liatt.trt trisae '-ttrettlifecticht . of UN a I , i le,* observations on th e Woillittg of the . iff- ! - W:e 1 3 4 4 1: 1 i lon a ,A a i l the aHighrter the e eri w lr ot and rtig" F9Zeherovidilr;s; tat . • ' ... v ...4, aa . &hod El . 4 I)laried " and Others.". irf. 'treated no Fes- Iota& . - .. &est fo± , t ici 'n would that *day object to tileli k etwasion . '1 ' ' - t .. /to p. p 4 ) at - any etception would ter jot ea.-tia-ehe- y. ~- ~ ea ': ev We f 'ny.aritts present; rifeiiiißecti4aa I. mei a f ,...... .. ,: not eerrtrik'birtniOAW Itriti., i n fradestaan. The - tefT higiteit(Afft p 6ohleioiwnitSoe-litsoilladf.,o4 i the Stlii.; Lord Uverkei Itintself, ac R is- itdoc alle 7 art fiegelerginik edged, *fat ft was the grorises' rekitire of the r Alittly4 drat iitietielpokri sell toetelt, AV' _ it waif_ the , - Caniest 'rather I . a :0' Gividmitie*it. .peole, thito 'of Kings and . COlirts. It Was;, ) f ~' lie* . aittsegastrttl,lldrld 'eol [fore.. peculiarly, proper Oiat time ,pedirie Of r . idash-iollaltiottdetet.M. 1 1 :ollywed to impress their tentimenft: of ,-, . 1 ,4 ke hlft t iv eld il6 i • • va , *sir ev 106 et neßticititon the pretierit epeosiOn. 'the ' ,n* ... le'. lo cisoldoottbeto; 'earl whi (:ikitttetnan ,in an arititafed siitkielt,, .: % I . -•, Ilion Matillphit tiosinath , 'or i - ' Ohi t iall ewes* that hitil oc ? : ' - 4 , -.4si teak. , eirsomittostea to • t 6 4+16 rciatieb the' ititt arose with the . •, . '.• : . 7-pnwrstrogisiorisdefalisi unett‘ . -She KW brought it Ori' their. i u ~. • I trance•iftto.Otance. The, t ' rig iii ; our disputer *kW Americo, , ' 2 01. rillfts ottlet it oli r qi ,. ' 7' at itte 'word * .indepeltdenbe becitine' . . fOlkiiff. lode Ilkursetic ; it AO elriitiOl'Oteple and:. the.? itiaittte ' i t ; "1 - -f. it byXitint#PE:isali i 'to the Meets ot t h eir own Getviinineht. - "el4wO . hility ‘ Ae .4htlies ~w - 7 tinfoitlitate'Mionoreh;• Louis XVF,• wits. eisifaso t - aantexiiistgastw.f.titNoil :eel h . bacradvisers, whO' taught , hint tn . . insu)t the . Lotion. *it was the syt 'lke 4441111 u Necker, *eke. favourite MlllSterl boasttry ,thot e pima ,ie e { ii.g i-.4-ess fifty thousand !mops into lliri*--and; ' r lyatiit: t!sp?pst„tivo spun t i. ii order those troops to fire 'Too the o,oo,o,oo.,i,' , l li) l l'4‘,rmesire,f( cettyci •' • irastheconseelan&—They laid 'dollen their! intpti* 41,,f i iiintsdillie it rtusitt" The iSilai. Sial_. alarmed, and ad,via4 t ilt' got, ' ~.' acifk .du rii X ic ..etteiNW toff { , n enetiles-44 - ran ' away 4 !hi s t 41.1 j ,, 11 a . 1 Ltlretokt., hack. .'esst had ativiserii;'weill per s l iotettru, 1 0, DrAerweiO foiii 4 Poiltaiisiiiiilu to Osixeset, Awl - 43 - - .1 w ..', wt. . : L•_ .lt ) .• . •. , v oitiv. ;. 4•• 1 . • .. .'• . . • • • :" , w ~~ t~