The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-13 00:00:00

~- ;...~' i , • :;41, • •••• ~', . • . A • i Msetb INK I • . I51n11:v - ... ........ :.. 0 U . I)A V AT ONK O'CLOCK. India Stock Indio flood► 5 V n Rachequer Hill) I 4 par 0 ttttt iota Pay ditto • Coined. for Acc. '72 99} , PRICE OF iTOCKS TIIIS Rook 9 per Cent. Red. 69} 70 per Cent. Co n n. I ;►rr Lents. 1.5.1 6 6 per l;c - t. y Litug. Ave. 17 1-16 ` The Chevalier Emmery, that the stets of his health would not allow hi - retie attend the Sittings. - - --r • Mesita. De Canoulifle„ Calvet, Madaillan, Bison, Gourley the younger, Tryon, Moittelem'birt, were.rsonsioated forudtdatea for the Quattorsh! The President then announced, that the commis • charged with making's Report it, will palmist I on the Saturday next, tewhich *time - the Sittrogi ware idjouued. The House then brpke up. THE STATESMAN. LONDON: most) ky, 3t.vr 13, 1811. Paris Pap...rv• h•vvo b..ett received to the 10th inst. The most ioteriitio:s. imelligence contained in them • is frees igettrid . ,; ; stating the safe arrival there of the bulti or Wit:t.ttroTo r, on the evening of the 24th , ult. whidtja a satisfactory contradiction to the false :sport his atiessinatioti. ITis Grace was received with all ibeltoisestra dee to his vault and dislinitUithed services, and bid els ,bdience of King PltaoaA on. tifillNiglejiall are almost silent upon political aulirets, hvikiiiteei l ent that n''gtod understanding prevails betvvents •our Noble Commander and the Xing of SyS.Vt. Tile affairs of Panel, tippet' r.tct fradoally approaching to the old order of things. Nett to the enjoyment of our ownliberties, nothing tan sWgrd greater pleas - ure-to honest and enlightened Nvigtishmen thin to witness thedownfal of despotism;. end the triumph of freedom in other countrio. This teet4ivg flows from a generous sympathy', atieeetptires strength ft °lwo Conviction that the' recognition and establishment of the tit of utheritationsvis DUO of the best securities for tiieeentinued Possession of our own.Thc manwhothinks that liberty, civil and tical, may floods!' for ever in England, though sur rounded by a cluster of neighbouring nations subjected to despotiC sway, may deserve compassion for his . leoranCe; bet, it would be insanity to attempt to TAR) his understanding by reasoning. These re - fiertions have been suggested by an attentive pe !meal of the new Reath Constitution, which, so far as the rights of man end the peace of nations are Conotrited, is in our apprehension, only a new 1 , ettition of the good old despotism, with some slight "imprnvernetits. The origieal outliue of a Consti tutional Charter lticit was submitted to.bouts 7CVlll.in this country, and nhirh then met with his 'ready . acceptencrs• iticladed an article, which would ' :have done nttirje to secure the*, peace of En , T ope, .11ni happiness _of man4tind, titan any thing to . found "in all the Constitutions that have ever yet beet formed. The article we anode to is, thnt of tel from tbelEttitstss kowe• of I.4ol,Attitm Watt or MAKING N4Cll,.‘eithollt the .eotiturrence of the Legislature. tisisailicte is now, :-however, cancelled ; and that fatal itioth, so liablis to abuse when in the hands of any one man, which bas for upwards of a century covered the,citilized world with calamity, has, unfortunately for man kind, in the new Constitution,, again reverted to the Crown. If this system of subjecting the fate of stations to the whim and caprice of an individual . tboold be perpetuated, we are much mistaken, indeed, if gene'retlene yet unborn will not bitterly rue the day 'that the French people Conceded this dreadful power, even to Louts TUE Dust RED. We must also be permit. ted to remaik,that Touts, vet ractinchtsew n voluntary q.aseat to forests ibis preroptivevseenftkeem to im- 4. • " - N ; • ply either a vacillating mind, or a weak understand - solution , declaring 44 that the Board should disco's- . ' !lig ; and, in either case, the friends of humanity' (lime their Meetings under the existing circus. , . at_ances."—(Freeman's Journal.) . can neve( teckon securely on the peace and prospe- . On Saturday afternoon, Earl' Gere,‘Lord Gate--; -rity of Europe. It I . stover be said, that tbe, d thee •-• 'met, Lord HOLLAND, Lord ERSKINE, an .0 mildness of Louis's and his gratefulettaels. distinguished Statesmen, were introduced to the Em- I racist to a country winch a ' orded Wriest secure shelter , peror of RUSSIA and King of PRUSSIA, and had each from the storms of the revolution, and an hospitable ! the honour of being most graciously received. . Ills : asylum in the day of his Oictress, will ea him 1 Imperial Majesty presented to Lord ERSKINE a let- ° ' ter, which he said he promised to deliver with his own effectually in our interests., and prevent, dur in g. ° his hand, from his most valued friend and preceptor, life at least, the dreadful scourge of war. .This may ; M. Dc LA lIARPE, who had instilled into his mind, be all very true, but where shall we find a.guararitte i principles and maxims which should be his guide for his successors ? History is a fable and experience , through life. . a cheat, if the abuse of this tremendous *power will ! The departure of the Emperor ALEXANDEtt and not, ere long, a gfor the Roth instant. ain involve the world in sorrow and the King of PRUSSIA from this country is finally fixed' suffering. This is the Pandora's Box, out of which i This morning, soon after nine o'clock, the' Eine' come all the calamities which curse mankind—tams 1 peror of RUSSIA, the King of Primate, the Pitittet which oppress industry, and sink the spirit of 111 REGENT, &c. embarked at Whitehell-stair's, in the ceople—famine, death, and desolation ; evils which, 1 ten-oared Admiralty barge. The whole of the batges by the power of DECLARING WAR, being vested solely belonging to the Admiralty, the ; Navy, and Ord ; nonce Boards, the City ComPaarios t - thelnivefiEs' Idividual, are sure sooner or later td be en -1 of the Enrcepeize, and the men of war at Deptford 4 Ili; World. • I and Woolwich, formed part of the procession, to be sure gratifying to Englishmen to ob- ' together with several large boats with bands . of hat the new French Constitution compre- : music. Lord MELVILLE, and the Lords of the some leading principles intimately interwoven ' Admiralty, as also the Comptroller and Commis -eerloni, viz. equal political rights to the reli- . sioners of the Navy, appeared in their respective of all Christian persuasions—freedom of per- u n if or ms. On the arrival of the Royal visitors oft Woolwich, the Thisbe frigate, bearing the flag of Vice , -ial by Jury, and Liberty of the Press. But Admiral LEGGE, and other ships, fired a salute, and KING has the initiative of all Laws, what manned their yards. They inspected the ship named Ise can these newly-created Assemblies, called ; after the hero of Trafalgar. The Royal party then amts, tiliswer than that of the old French , proceeded to the arsenal end laboratory, and. on Animas, viz. to REGISTER, not ENACT LAWS.-...... their arrival a discharge of great guns, took :place; the Earl.of Mueottays, Officers of ordnance, &c. .hese are the blessings which are iiiteuded to re.' I received them. In addition to the works that were five-and-twenty long years of suffering, we : . exhibited, a quantity of the Coieveve rockets were indeed, admire the patience of people, but It displayed. The Royal party were to return to tows be something like satire to praise the gene. by land.. . . . . of the Prince. Saturday the Earl of XARICOUTII . pie . notice,, that the illustrious Sovereigns would honour one of the two English Theatres with their presence on Thursday next. It was not determined which is to have priority'. . A Circular Letter from the new Director-General of Police premises, that In future the. slice shall have none of those frightful features which it possessed during the late Goygrgsmeot-Hhat it shall be tolerant, protecting, peaceful ; and discreet. HOUSE OF DF.PUTIrS. SITTING OF THE 811 i OF JUNE. Sitting was opened at noon under the Provi- Presklency of M. Felix Fanlcon. proms verbal was unanimously adopted.--A Was read from the President of the House of , announcing the installation of that ilouse.,- % . ..,- a Draveitvg-room . ,-. NAVAL lA/TELL, the 16th inst. In tke ' --see-- mistake; and that nest ',Mee, MAY IS.--tirrived his. ' further rolled, , 1 - eloae noutogoe II sod sevetal aserchommeo, .StOste, lye hw5...;,/lers, trmo the westward,. and sailed - iNGIIAM' for a most i tons.--Sailed the Oaian, Block, to , j tven on Wednesday ' t I . Slojesty's. ships, and victualling transports, Sovereigns, theirsuite, - lkii. .=..._ . - PONT3SODTN, Jon a IY.-This Tit, gresOtt preparations are making at Oxford for Ai l , s Iteynard and Bittern, from the reception- of our Royal and Illustrious Visitants.. ! and hoone, from Cherhurgh.-Sailed Christ Cleeeck is to be the residence of teePterwca-• -) • eity's WO IMpregnable, *ordain', • Etswitwr, and SOON, Queen's . , Trinity, Mag- ] lair Castle, ]forge. Bucrphalus, M deign, - and Nevi Colleges (to the Two is f prot ., Russian frigates..-Sailed the Surly , which the Proctors belong), all ardently expect the - honour of "entertaining portions of the August Fo- ,' C I :::: O y u; or e . m k a a d rb t7c ou k r ' h i i ro s M m aj i t n i u ty rd 'i e"' reigners. The Theatre, which is admitted to be one ' 'of the most ample and capacious rooms in the-Aing- lope.-The Prosper. takes move./ dom., will be O. scene of unprecedented grandear,, - the Mediterranean. The Tenurial, takes darsubsequent to the arrival of the, princelyparty. rick, and Cork. Ili. hlajcsiy's ship r ehelPsblie Orator will deliver an appropriate 10110 to vessels bound to Newfoundland, en the beeasign, and ,honorary degrees will be App.. ' ifru ust rio ti • an d Bermuda; b u t t e e Me . his tetujest ) 's ship. Antelope. ' ' 1. 0 , ferred,. &C. Stc. A .programme is expepted for, .„ei or.i.relteree , • , Fevre,' Furcni--8411. ' . proper regulation of the streets during the Royal - NA sture, .',leri ult -4Pri • to . ' the clic ~.- Procession to the different Colleges and University . , . •zsdistlna frlgato, all French flap% The fi rst act of ' the KittLef Prussia , after he edifices. On this memorable occasion, ;it may dew . ~, _, , • totter, rrowanto.—Salted the *filial& reached the York .flotel,..kpover, , was.. to Areste be aoufidently relied on , that a dispensation 'Crane a: i ,-• Marshal Bettotea a Prince,, it,' the title of Priuce or, two terms will be/0044 liy the CUANCELLOR, de Wagstadt; General D'reeck,Ceunt de Warren- in farads of every 4 itoderiifidOate Member of the Pds*.iiniTis, Jenre 9.-Arrived burg ; General Baum, COant. de Dertnewits ; andi University. . . , , llnir, franstivryinelo to wait cs..nvo .... Baron Ilettneensae, Prince de Hardenberg. The Parisian Mint • imaCpresent engaged in pre- floes ltriA s Robley, Capt. Campbi..ll, No Englisk,work had beet7i added . to Mira ' f. : paring a new silver coin of 'five francs value ;, on one convoy for bforanhum::-Sailed the G, Gettingen the 'hand‘at`dest and oompletest itt sere i Oriels the head of the King, with the words "Louts join•the Bast India nun- Brian *envoy . Many,'sinte I.tft.•- The. Patties 13gGEBT, iii se*, .)Eitql I. King of France ; the reverse hears *Dorms with a ens wild et ease-Arrived '' has ordered Ar .otPieri work ' . of impo tepee ;0 . France, .. with, the 'motto : 46 D.omine salitiet fat ' c ry, fr o m the ibilitefrespas; with war ty whirl' has 0 is be added. to it at his own eerie' nee. *,,,_ . •' • s , i ANECDOTE O,E. 711 E Home OF TAT: EDINRUSIVIE : The French - gerritein of Saturday beteg the day appointer ] !dr de . string Retsw.—When Mr. JEFFERY was in America,frOm about I,2,lloo:snee, and that t thesueert swords 'Feted by the Cievoration 't 'the i whence he has hut just "returned with a wife, he dined ing thosick, of fepm 18 to 110, . City of Lender, to . the pliant. Lords Irlit.'eltdi with Mr. MentiON. '‘e Pray. Mr . ,JEFFERt," said latter were 1000•Neepolitarfs, BettesrOun, the ChamSerlaiit's Ace was crew s ed te;the first magistrate of the 'United ` States,'" may I of course were , t• to, proceed , excess h three ecToCk l Ohe time appointed for thole* you, what your people say to the war with as countries. On being liberate ceremony. On the 'enteaure of the Noble '' Lords ', here„ on this side the Atlantic ?" The silence was said, took place between the Neapol they were greeted wi th. Wed cheering. The cerSniony , profound, in expectation of the interesting answer : respecting the tyranny exerci commenced with their being admitted to the fiefdom it was as felloWs- e -," If I recollect right, Sir, there over Italy, which was folio- I of the City of Lontien, and the Metal ,oaths .tultni-•! was a little talk of it at Liverpeol ; but I can't say it , duels, when four French and 1 nistered by Mr. lebatnberialaSamikt, wheeler- • was spoken .of in my hearing any, where else?" l - lost their lives. j wards addressed Lord 'fitt.i.on the many eminent The promptitude with which the Lee ds Petition to ! The houses s ef Admiral Se 1 - services which he had rendered his country ,by his the two Reuses of Parliament against the projected i missioner Garr, sail the 01. !'skill and bravery, particularly at the battle of Vie. alteration in the,Corn Laws, was signed, is, perhaps, ' mouth Dockyard, are fitting up for the _ __ ___ ' toria in the month of Jonelast. He congratulated unexampled in the annals of petitioning. Th e Meet- !, the PRINCE REOlt?4, theitlustrioet eisiters, &el* t 'Min on his being exalted to the peitaige; And the log was held &Luken me Wednesday, the let trot.:r-i- ;•on the approaching naval review at .Spithead. .. ' City of Lond6n felt considerable pride in •it, as h is about five o ' clock ' in the af t ernoon of that day," the i • The grand fete at BeiYingteit:hneo ; ; - giveti iii" I•aiicestlir, Sir itOWLAwii:•HILS., was the first Protes- parchments were'pretiared for signatures; and 'bee'.' Wilms d club, will finish with Mr. Soirees the awe tant Lord Mayor of the atyof Goodoe. His.Leril- fore the same hour the next day, the: names or. tient asceedlng in A balloon. • . ' ship returned thanks amidst the shoots of applause 1.5,000 unsolicited petitioners were enrolled on this i : Daring! the passage of the' futpregheble, theaulii ! of the public, and placed the sword, •en receiving it doZllrnent, the.number, was afterwards increased to ,of Ctettexce's flag-ship, from Router* to4tieeti, ' from the CItAvIoaRLALN, by his side. • The gallant 22,892, including, with very few exceptions, the the Emperor AL EXe.enett niiiititely,,iiispecteitieere Lord's uncle, the Reverend RoweAND HILL, and whole male adult popelation,of the borough. Each pert of the ship, with which .he . .taipresSect:ttlinsett his lady, several officers of distinction, &c. were petition consisted of 109 sheets of parchment, and , greatly delighted. On his - goiter- Igo the wide.. . present. .m easured 89 'yards in length. ThOpetitions to both : mess, • whilst they were at diniter,•,.he, • after mati ns L • The ' Cuisteetteete afterwards addresied Lard Houses were transmitte d to tondensbY the Mail of several observations , w i th the greatest entidescatieitse !BERES/PO . IID in a *near manner, and his Lordship, Saturday evening: . • . ! ate n piece e their beef, for which he put- his ien ' s iron the sword being delivered to him , placed it by his - The Emperor A:et...talcum, en his departure frotn into his pocket,. and withdrew as many dicer ;.$ aide.. The CHAISSIERLAIts afterwards delivered to his this country ,. is expected to proceed through Holland .he could hold,aedieftyrith them! The numbeiiiiii Lordship the Freedom of the City in a gold hie, ,to Berge,. Where he would rejoin the Empress, -and ninety-six, valise Shot voted by the Corporation for his conduct at Albuera. proceed with Ilea to.S(.. Peterahurgh. Sovereign was alike:affa, Both the Noble Lords were loudly cheered on their i - A negro sleek, named Dick,ron the 19 th of March, --Re m 0 ,4 good-humouredly fee:iing Guildhal'• • • - els- • etnevderects :1111,,Pialudon Towo ; ,Tomaiett,.Mr. James • (the Surgeon of the st - -. Marshal Itet:Clitß, Count PL.STOPV, end others of Johnson, hlsniteter ; and being immediately app -• strinneas rosdy,' is case the distinguished Foreigners who are now in Lon- handed, was tried before a Special Slave Court, found enemy before , thorxev don, will occupy the PRINCE Rewires box et Co- guilty, and 'executed the same day he comteitted, the iNicisi Pangaea was ! vent G arden Theatre to-morrow evening. atrocious deed, • - .• 1 witi' CasOt. 'Cuastelie No day is yet fixed for the Proclamation of Peace; i A "item of awindlinebee recently been carried olt s ;bed the bent:Mret eteeei but it is expected to take place in the course of the .in the North of England by e gang,of filleim, who !and King of fitusst.t.'' present week. The procession will be very splendid. have negociated a considerable number of at:celled the Impregna ble, in 1 Mr. O'Comett.t. issued circulars on Tuesday. to all drafts, from lel t-0 1501 -..-. each, peeporthigteebsteef 411,AGKWOOD is Captain the Members of the Catholic Board residing in Dub- , the " Swansea South Wales Bank.??„ Ne each Utak rflighness's command. lin, of whatever party, requesting their attendance I exists. . . 541, ,' '.-- • • . ; On Monday .Courts at his house in Merrion-square on the day following. A Cardinal arrived-in town' 40-Saturday inorqing, ' mouth, on board the Few of the persons who have been long. known under charged with an important Miseipo froM hie Holiness .three•different vessels, the denomination of " seceders" attended, but there the P OPE to the Court of Lentriair.• ' IT:teestly returned from i . was, notwithstanding, as the Herald tells as, a Teeavitic A es.—Miss o"NtetiA**lto is noir MetellieNertant G. I. Wingate pretty thick meeting. Be the numbers or cheese-lie& so high, as a tregieliettritesti.evi .the Dublin Ittri - THiter,' in December, ters, however, as they may, the result was a re- i is certainly engaged at Coient - garden for the *eel 'most daring and singer - _ -- __ - Ste i. - - - - td,.:; ' that ;sal wfiTter. .1a rientlOned as hatiittgameryettinraank to prevent - test. ing person and a powerful voice. !She grounded lo the The contitice of the Manager of the Opera was water was instantly' . perfectly liberal. Though 15ind 20 guineas were 'Armed into .a fitetecti paid for hezeti at the shops where they are let. oat by jigessel hiving fallen o the night, Mr. Watcas would .suffer no advance of 4onades were thrown price to be taken for hoses at the office of the theatre. i two batteries, which I The crowd at . the Opera-ifoese on Saturday night., sous bodies of horse ° was so great, and the dif fi culties to get out sn many,.' down ark they sands to . that hi the confusion otiesof:Ahe -suite of the Grand , ed, and Key were Ow Duchest lost his Star.qt the Order to Vrhichlto belongs,' • ahot. The / brig 4aa.. .which he instantly diacosered, and offered a reward • timate *hell struck _j. of five guineas for its recovery, but la vain. whieh though it did not go through, or Art her Ott Archduchess .....MiutAtootsa arrived on the fire, yet it started a plank, and Withlidthe.exertiik 4 s 41st. ult.. at the Imperial chateau at Schoenbrunn, and that could be made, the leak could riot be etepPedo• wag met at a short distance by the Empress. The The Crew .. were compelled to. run bed Iluifievei dad set.. Austrlin Journals, and even the Court Gazette, uo render to the enemy. Happily ;le 'Writ 'looter prefix the Imperial title to her name. . although she was engaged for nearly ninektrero- • • Lord AIICILLAIO, it is said, will succee.: his late Sonswsevey ELECTION.—We hate beet* farot9l 4l father as auditor of Greenwich Hospital. • !.with the perusal-of a letter, containing the relatitat_:... 'The British property accumulated at Bourdetrox, el- snavlltistaoceesi the mosteudirled.andAtilf‘' in consequence of Or speculations occasioned by the 'venality that . appear to have 4akeot, Place-* Ileio - urable rates imposed by the tariff, amounted to Shrewshnry, during the tate eltietien. Stsch.orgar• • little short of half a million sterling. The tariff, renees are stains upon our nationalaiturecter, lithe however, was in force only four days, when an order „call timid -for REFORM. ittre-rejoiFe, therefor*, was issued for revoking it. , finding that a numerous and respectable mertiag,iles • On the sth inst. the inhabitants of the small s but been held inthattown, whose spirited string of Re' loyal town of Pershore, in Worcestershire, in cele- ire prefaced by a pretyltt against " bration of .the late happy events that have taken ? Overbearing combination of country gentlemeil, .„ place on the Continent, caused a fine cow to he leagued together, hand and purse, for ides 42xpON 4 roasted, which, with a proportionate quantity of purpose of subeertiht that freedom ot'electiP l 4 .lll o /i • bread and ale, was judicially distributed by the ma- they insultingly profess to protect .atid towers to upwards of 600 of the indigent but grate. The remedy for the evils, which this meeting ie ful inhabitants. In the evening there was a superb justly laments, must, however, not he of a par' and brilliant illumination; several very appropriate tint character.' Shrewsbury can only be Liberated transparencies and other detices were exhibited, the from soch debasing thratslom by a general reform in whole forming a coup 'creel rarely to be seen In the our representative system. Were petitions for Par country. A most excellent band of music paraded linmentary Reform -as numerous and as earnest, as the streets until a late hour, and the evening conclud. they have lately been against the Corn Bill, venality .ed with the greatest order and regularity. • ;-and corruption would be speedily eXtingaished • Such is the state of Exchange against Engltud, ;'(Liner pool Meieurg.) .Z .that in Calais a shilling only goes for ten-pence, II:. Molineaux and Faller, who were issue '' guinea for sixteen livres, and a pound note for fifteen, ' torbed in the midst of their pugilistic .cot. and sometimes for fourteen livres onlv, making nearly 7 Uishopstown house, ill the neiehbnurhond, of 30 per cent. against England.. The Napoleon is .gow,. by the Sheriff Substitute of Renfrewsh openly sold at' Dover for tit shillings, and some of agtitt on Tuesday, at Auehinetu, twelve miles the Foreigners ask 235. A Louis d'or is bought for Glasgow, when, after two roundt, which law lit. ifs, and all the silver French coin is proportion- :minutes, the purse of. 100 guineas was aajatieed I ably high. Uow long this ruinous course is to last the former, in consequence of Joe Ward ha' God oa t kdoits• 'but surety the InulsostrAuse 'pulled Puller down at the Mown; wham 491hity some o th er pointimight have Oenietdod tag ago. .! could have struck him. wyjir In en int 'tailed of It is I serve r tl ,heads sc • with fre gious of son—tri as the other ut GUAMBI Patliain If then ward fi trey, it would I rosity c The Glottal I The . Ivtter Peers) . . TU. E STA:II.4IKAN The President was then authorised to authouute the We hare authakity to state, that installatio% of the lions. 4 Deputies. . tees atintituned - fee Thursday, tile alasketpS ` a nd ynitai thips. it of 'Saturday last, by mists A' e ottrrolioll will beheld until fat :I:7oloi eke r hof 4 ' 1/1911191, - .41169 ) •* e .Gyeatpretitratittee ahs making . ej • salathWad flowage tI bit taleati and trr- trial seat of the Marquis of BUCtil NI toes, and to the opposition he bad matAsted agoklot splendid entertainment, to be giver truptr, iced-to his t, eat to the Royal seat to the Royal Sovereigns, their Family. The greatest preparations are mak reception -of our Royal and u lllu The Chevalier Emmirv, 'tirote to the PresidtPt, the 11...#11. • • - 4 : " 7". nv=a2l==rwasons t p aill :LIGENCS. • Majesty's N).ep hantmea, eanstro. and e, d for their deferent debi t . te the east ward...eiteau de kn. *porn, s•-brfore. dal cirri vt d hig Mal e pr i the Downs; L'Expeamenee lied far Chet burgh, hi. ll * n, Chatham, liedGmill, itW lagoificent, Archer, and two y cutter to the westward -- lend*, for the Ri‘rir, , 's ships Newca.ile and Ante. , (to Spain, Portaged, and the esconvoy to Dahlia, Lime. ip Culytwo ashes 6llll4l;M -• Quebec, No!. Scotia, New the peewit*, led the Mal re,. Petletle, tip , trum Brest; med,Prioters • ealark sicuip of War, 14ithit ' • . 1 ' d the brig Jaw; - Caph 840 • , : tvo) gm. rolermn ; 4 31 4 from Livereamit 441';'14 to George, NW touvny nIR t 4 s . ki t ;he DaTliilikilitillfttygp, 141 Mates. •*; - ► H+ttnburgit torisinted t of Magdeburg, 0,000 men . . Among tit' • is, and 3000 Dutch , who MI to their respheiirs ted, some disputes, it's Neapolitans and frent ercised by 0011APAllill ,wed by upwerds of ' ;trite IlesgeptattOirgits . . • , it R. tllettarox, Crf, other Officers of Po:4. ig up for the receptiong . . out tiOt.. 'tits magnanimous tfabkito every person oil board,' nouresPy'saist• to Dr. ibitYll46 ship); h 0 tepid I+4 had his* . thirfildmstlelt . ,„ taclieti Use B ri tish stiois.:vion • ^ more reserved , : be is miter*? ADAMS, of the popregnakte, ering the Emperor' ACEISIIDEL I. from the Pier at Ilout.linsto the reads. The ROD. 14111 MT sin of the rteit underkhrilOy# Mullet were . heid at Pe*. h. Gladiator, for, the lots 1, the crews of which hare re. " France. hi the trial of L. and crew, for. theioes of the 1805. It appeared that the velar gallantry Ma displayed, • falling into theiAtoemy's hands night time, niter_ Calais ; the • started, and thsi empty ?tit*: :lion to keep off the shot, tits on her beam ends. [ter ► overboard, and fotmed effectually kept off-,the nevae?.... ' and foot soldier, who' vomit' s capture her,.4111 tit tide Awe in obliged to tettto out of gen& .now hove . eff, ‘vh*ti uit!": 11 her just before She ft:koala:Al Melt, 1$ venailey shed into %t of Gins. nit les fr'n* lasted 9 5 4 4 0,1 te ha‘i R ostistos I'