The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-01 00:00:00

X:4111 iftwarrj - a - s - ss.ss....taisr..,iasssis...---, lotople here far the poer of his Government. ft wiis a femme!, saying among the Vireisiims and Maryland s crs, " co• risliil4 lia re nut injure us, WM./ sue they ran'i."-lt ii said, that Cochrane has; declared he n °ilia " nipe out that impression."-• Thirteen sail are in the Potomac ; and the vanguard of a Elect, said to be destined \ for the attack on Bal timore, ere above Sharp's Island yesterday, within . Pads rater an easy day's sail of that town. General Smith, who 'd a y_ _ __ __ Ikr as Bourg ttitne that , Embargo , ~emot i on .... . commends the tilltiinore troops, was much ngitated . la Reine. At five o g etorX his: (*lei Highness el i- ' tare nepealed s and negocietions are shout to be opened yestenlay, when the intelligence nas_communicated „..tereil Paris -on_hersehick, that! Duke of, ikerri being f o r . - • Peace. 'the aspect of . affairs is • heterigsgsaoastyt. to him :-he pulldma, 1 I - nm'sidTs7gra7 , ed m aul the 'en 'his right, and. he Duke of Arleitief on ' hip left.--.. ,„ town will -he to tacked, and it will be carried- th ere ,The cortige was very. hriltiont.:\ „. • featured, and it is rather difficult to disceilt (Le pfe. . from an °matt! source; is tin force to make any thing. like a decent resist- • 'file health of Monsieur is la t iCii better than it was ciao objects in.view. Itis, hotel:trea t F reer, that-co Duke of . Wes., Lilt . . aaCe.'" • • . yesterday. - . • .•''.' t. .. - far from haring the • capability forellictelssfelliifa- qti!!rtained .of 7,our --..-. lii addressing to the Prefects of .the .4 otimotte . . T oom, s eer zi t s It snu sy n '.-Heport ssys, (hilt in Ordinance of his - Majesty of the low Wet' is, Exert-. slop of Canada, the Americans haViN'eustaihed no- conduct. This vomit , ... ...1 thing hut defeat and disgrace in they lash attempts. days since reprobated the . A . . . eoltskissenre 16i.. leinfl.' "ift"' ree-Pired by kilnumouore limey the Minister of the Finaiteeenetor. o t s e ens. . • Chauncey, sof tit.. s! , eogrh and forwn i chess of the kited the following circular :-. • ." 'i. • s . .•,.Triek line of coast has - been, audit mei!! . ti, a de- NASD in the coarsest manner, now , se n dlin . i. enemy's i t at Ki , ..2. , fn1i.• lie hid giveit notice to ' 16 I have the honour, Mr. Prefod, te i to u ientt Ars . , tetwittfbes . state, 'weep, bylsokted Nett lte .„ ~. great die- him his:toes& of • prostituted premenwe-riatiset efug i. i not this hireling perforie,,,fir.mdfOr Oi s i ts .• ibe.inhiti? , :Plti of 7 he ha rbnur, that he weal', hoi s t.CT .. you, by order of.the King, his ProOlasietiogrof the! lancet *from eac h other, and which amf . .eole he ,-... , ly expoctefi.o , p $ an a t trick., and recotrnet ided their loo t t us t en t ; its o bject is to con fi rm the' Oridoo9 l , - : tiderese.ba protecting the contigettrAlietlf - ' cry and' poses of his abandoned ca •" " --• : Immediate iv•ii%vsl from that place: regulation relative to the droitf reuseis, : 1 01 0 ",i !wires. But America took advasstage of the die. . - . , ,'• ANOTHER Itr . rottr-siomethiog more irnProbsble dificatirms authorised by the ordinance o f i s Rayed ; -o•I 4.. t .., .- . .: .: .- . ~,,.-.,=•.• •-... .4_,_ . . i tractidos of Europe,. Imo in consequeoceoisoomtane The Parogrßegent, aecetopenied by -that the Width COmmander, ,pt Kingstosi,;had .Highness the Lieutenant-General of the ki...ingdom,i , ~ . ~ . • A . A .: , • mak . ,igt easy piorermee t and the rotor's!** inse u g r h e t .-': m A o rn tr b T a i s t s ", a l.: ei rl mie Ct e su rvi t:Te ie lle tiodsg trcio :wit cw, nit an h tl i t . ! ifiA word to 'the inhabitants, advi s ing them to re-. dated - tire 27th 0( April last. „ • . ,: , ton-house for Dorsi. - - •thete ito . ptitearriesl inove to Amite place of'inere 'misty, as he should • 66 This Illigehltio9) is indispensable.. it isAfte will I lieriStitioas . Thiastoti — of titiogs may, in wee mesa soon stool the harlietir. It is added, that the firi- of the Kind that it be respected. 'To orge.the tweet- accomit for the prohlateeeistintionCeof hostilities Om: Allied ;;rhe, Puip4...wiaitta i 't At . tlsh fleet ii out, irieindidg tt:eir new ship of 60 guns, city, he employs only the voice of persuasion : but en'eolarged and 7eatorprehensive4eife; A poPuler ,„ Paris yesterdays Sovereigns; tholvjoo to . thittol . at i.- et vary heavy metal : and , it is also a dded, that, if, contrary to his expectation, it should be . disree . fi sneeennie n t i n Ain er b to l ik# w ie k i i ii b idi#4 k #1 .344 0 ,,, 'aorta of the rattoOn fur our new ships hive yet retch- gercied, his Majesty dtt,ires' that the riveter, of au. . „pest ence,. a . ~- y • was rp o ' reach Jon on_ • • ~ 0 , d- ad 'the 'att . 4if nail •-li • hiht I I d • • •• - "f litil :". - .•••1d die hartwor.- this, !serene, • is•too true. .., . i thority*employe4irthoptiodulgenceitud without ~ - • . ~ • 4‘ . .,,.., bee o• oe1.1tole • „ iy * • to •, f it a l r 4l i g h t e r s in t . a . i. *Pe Personages .. lit , I : o4 4 jl4l4l 7iiiii : I :: * . . •, entice by the *dry 1 ' Capy b a ra tr,orstitowo (a. tr.) PAPER.] ''',';2„illiilit10 10 11 1- ` - ''' * % . ...:Y.i,';' . i ., • *ehave - ceiaeried . with several persons of . Oar ..gtfertifiptirtie . ol4lcitn his 'subjects the sacrifices O'llliii AMeriettS its revenge for the digest' . ue War of s 9 Ys '' .4-4 ` l r-1441 9 14' ,. •. . . , .. 9 .. • - and the arrieell has abet ~' e toast t _ * acst . ,taintatice, direct finis Canada , one - of whom, ''okiliopie.iielletisi . id.iiy them of the abolition of „a 17f ~ the loss of Canada... ....A:pro/otter Govern , . the week before cast , eras several ays in Kingston. tax etbith• the: . crinderan ;he demands of them the. tilt orate h as b een . e t ti ngo i s oe i l s 44 the. King 'MO at - wis Seen-in France , :which, after 25 __,, L of the Royal Visitors •WV itichd..l . TIN,' Yea r° ' l4 ::•OO*4iotty. certain • to land here; ' - The tfoOps Us informed us that great and spirited exerti.sns have momentary exercise of patience and resig nation,h*"4 ( 1 1; 1 • lite to forte 'guard ' s 131 hetidite Milne& front beep geed; the Winter past, in getting - on large sop- he should be able, with the concurrence of the Legis- • the initiative to be in blge: • Spain has. for the:yesterday Arad. to.d'ay to this 'Place r , Hit - "sties of ordnance and military stores, to make a lotion Body, to purgess he. system pf . his fislaisces, of cla r P a.. , b„ia. firm 'and vigorous stand : that they had three the traces of tyrattoy . ipcompatible with the paternal . leit 4 l, ts * f... S.•hlui ... P * • a - pePuliti t2rbversitita .. nt,.bot "bill frigate liiiiarilient._ , Capt. Sii.rru, has ',itueliored •-ileW vessels new upon the stocks, one of which was spirit ot hi s reignP. , . . .. i . lEin4 4 lMe - abb iisbed 'lc.antlelaimed the . tnitiallve...,: i lit tip ,..,•° l4 ads te ; c if t. " 4 ".....m t , th s" o 4/4" 01 , 4 n 4, ~ a, n , bad s .:l ' i lf 6 6 , 14 • **. tiff) keel," th e other two 120 . each ;. hut 'neither of . • • - -•• ,•••••••= t e... •. ! Ifisititict, Naples, and. Sardi n ia , are taught that cons .-___ • ,_ ..-.._-____., .:- , . . ~. , .. i evening : sney are.to serve as guierue't-ta ~. them were in sogreet forwardness as our's in Sacket's Tusher; Mta,x 20.-- , This morning his Majesty en... stitlitions shoald only emanate from the ,puri Touno 1 . o f Ro ss i =P A ,......Thi ita* .of .W t o t • Harbour ; that in ail probability our's will be in tered Than*, ; horseback, amidst the acclamations tein:beael of ro y alt y, all other sonrces . are muddy and -; arrived frogs) eCslair, .aoti goes . on•:• .' readiness in three or four weeks at the soonest ; that of the people. :"Ile. wee received .0u:0e the citrby ...... .., • . I ' w ro d w i n eu : heistleisittont-courier to the 4 , . I •1142,40111.: 200• pieces of ordnance had,. the winter past, been the Austrian Generals Rubis. and Neipperg. ' ' 1 •.. .. we qba i.,... rk at_ao ..... Vlieeith the 4 _______,..... taken fr'om Montreal to Kingston _ i COPENHAGEN , MAY 6.-Very seriont nutssorste I-, •• `T-hesectel„. sof Cabieets begin . to disclose themselves; i i a_ ... . dn sclny.ow- is xede ~.o , Ken :, sti.par,, ALBANY, APRIL 14.-A b - letter from Saeket's ' are taken in Sweden for the conquest of NOrway.:--; to inry-wenderful changes cannot beimpOted to 1 " , yttCht..'i . .`,", , .''' '••• .' ''• • ' '`•, ",- •• ~* s'' 0 Harbour s of a recent (late, to a gentleman in this It Is, nevertheless, very doubtful, whether the .forces ,--teitestoot covets' of . human affairs; and thettelt :It• .- ~.. f t.ti o rjo i . to c ot toctt •ii..' . I ji 4ltif,i) i tio t i st, 4 l4o Wipreeents the alarm at that place as very anti-; of wsiden alone will be su ffi cient to subdue a 'Mop : short time ''the imposing spectacle 1 ,, a4 1114 , 44t 0 t _s eo of, the prehibition ...-• * ' _*** • • piitlittililitlioet 'etis, on accountof the enemy's naval superiority ojw• •dem defended by sot army of 60,004-num, several the Lakes, and the expectation of an attack. de- fortresses, and a • chain of almost itmecessible i to. Eu ro p e of plied Monarchs fighting forehe indo- f ceist •. - l. . j : - 1 : - " - •' *'..\-- .. • ... .? ~e . • jlds, that it is reported , the number of troops it mountains. . , ., _ pendency of nations, and :the tranquillity - of thett The Eitel' Of"...l'ffeSebtfiiis !fti.10,... 19* „.19,A01* . . • tit CbtletterklitisE4olk.SmPtaf°.!:•-94.1Kfrolsollokr the ifartieoi. is about 1500; but by bli • own obsets :', the exchange of couriers between NA", • CoPeti,• ,1 lirotll, • Yet we now :bilin to have Oklaleringi that ? -. t i 0... m .... a .5. 0 .., sti : ts .-,,,, v .;....,,,,5,5i0e _LA, ...._ :Titian the should not believe it amounted ,le. onee ~hagen and Stockholm, is very active; It is believed . : .oso p q. % S ur ds w ere - use to conceit the real natant; and',4 l 7 arro ; s 7 vti r . , f . 44 l " .1 7 8 : 0 ";7, "r . r . , „ , :.7.; 11.. ' ..„,,,ft' tenth' o f that nom_ her ! The letter-writer le a (gentle- : that all the affairs' of the North will he definitively me- : w eot • wh i ch rolol i x , w ne:eie, b eleis e c i o n s of, and.; riiiiii . o. _, .77 c is ; .. ,; . ... 7. .. 7 .1. 7 ... . • ....- r ► pais of veracity, and of the war party. .. . ranged in the Congress of the Allies at ads. , !solidi, •as vicegerents -et s 0 pernaturtl •power, •thei. -- '"n s i s laii, vs raiZ t er•l4.4 . o.4 . l • Jisit • seqeser is to tie ''-The cents:lu tables, arc. for .our new ships et ' -A highly criminal. assoclatiOn has beeii detected at Luke Ontario, are now on their way Irons this city reopershagen, which held nocturnal orgies, and mum- 9 • 1 think.._ is . : theirbi_rth . . ... t . i•lSht . . let , us, t.le rdfor . e nit attended with a greatelehere, or military. mode thets right toSacket's Harbour, but jt is said tel be altogether , tiered several perSolnr of high . rank amongst its 'nem.; oesurprised if tare . doctrine pi to e . di v in e .1" o f .i.inis been. customary .on., fawner toroidal's. Mir Impracticitt,tle' to premed beyond . Utley, until the berg. The investigations into this a ff air are ; son! ...Kings is in.. a • shoe of resuscitation ; . the r i 'Gurrittle are opt to he relieved in the overning ' ---7. ! aro, to remain. until, the Drawing-room sinl ess ' reach beetinte Settled. . .", ; : ducted • o ith the utmost secrecy. ': ' 'I . manes of antient -- de-sitistos are shout -to •he K... , .t_i - I,__l- . .._ • ._ ._ , __, L ,,,..2,_. On Tus44loy liqt, tit! enemy's Lake Clinieplaht 1. ScrlAlTlSAtisr.n.,. Nifty lei.--We are in ... immediate . .. wc o h t ripel . 1, , s o thott.fitorro. a w x i nism i :ra ' 7,4 once . ;• ••• s poi llo c . •! ll. " , .Plir wu . •. t 7 89 17 " . I' P r .P ire l l 'of feet, , said to consist of nine . sail, . .lisr• about tele expectation here of an Austriaq sr-my of 40,000 .....-o....hurnt. -Great-0441h • bag siC . taa . 44 ' , ilk* . I - '-''' Yesterdey the Print* of ORkikos.. _ .galley below llr i 4lingtoo,stendliiglowardsN r ergennes. l , men, oo its return from France. It is divided into ''' '''' . . t • .. . ~, , ... .... • •!...„ otte _ - • . • •.. . • ..- - .... c .. ...--•- • •.. e ter* t/trioessts c.IIARLOTTE of Warlet it- Sloane. -•• • , • ..- .Our fleet.is tab inferior to venture.oot. I corps of 10,000 men each, and marches , " . sina .. ll i: e ti o l .i er sr Pie. :i ts: 4 ll9 .. e •P:s ei r_ i t s • ott. m.t i 4 aopc .",roPe t t f . icortilt , „n 1 .4, 7 0,0, t1 4 . . ~ . 7. . ' 0p ,..0 .. ..... i . 44 1 ••• tstesev day morning4w . Grated D . iteh . ess . Oitiiiik. , i detachments . ~ • . .. a. , , . •t swig . 04 went to Hamtnerstiiith led inspecteittlia* PARIS, MAY 28,-Arcoruing to -account, srota,,ee able Is sprit . r t omoliitilticF,est„ 'eii*. with . sl ! ap- ; tin o tip . niirseiy grolios of . • ipare•l4r,. Lair , the right bank of the Ithine, immediately e fi elidi." - . jiroo4o„ier "ktiroP' ll ,: trhgtr,O t n. 111 4 .t .! 0 . 41 '', ° T .whi e - it tit' siov, •Iler Imperial Highness returned to.. . .. signature of peace between the Attlee. and ...Erataiesi...s..s: teisg-her iorreer refract;ey elrifdrae, 'Sad . I katy .431 above lief( past one,o'clock. At 'halt past titre.., -• a Congress, composed of Minister s front the Attics people? - ... a... , # 1 .;....11it i.. ,44056 1.•• , ,„. , is , ~_ . 1 . 1 .4 n jit . might • 9,71 . 111iu aotAtiP6s went to Warwick -,llloust On. 4;4 . 4 . and the pribeipal Sovereigns of Gergiseity,. will 'be yr". l""Yr held at Vienna , th ere to regulate Ate. ~,tOOl ;is- 'Arl"4lle6": republicanism - .4'4 ' h . - # '# ( l.o ifi t ; the Princess C ~ , hat ! pros terests,of the Princes combined in thewar,•,niid *leo Auarter of the 411.1 we floes the 'pest.Of tiiibirion, ant `.. perial • Highness • gives, a commonicatimplhefifiat . . , L . ':brother-lii-law, the Panels of •OLousageggits, bed those of the Germanic empire. t*the teiseOttrof.war ;•3 4 !:', 01 .frai l . r rta !sti . actust "" "Y 'arrived in town, in consequence of which the Itefil . ' . the degrading pinion s et.gts4U, delis 's and' luxurYs i• D u chess proceeded with pit speed to Pulteney_ Motel, they Wild, not eapect .to be exmosit.freim • the bitter?, rto receive her• Royal relative. Ile Imperial Rightists • if . ..theywish. tithe!. the sweets otanAuropean.coor ; 'received letters 'yeater . dity . (Joni her brother the Srp .-. ' Motion. - Had they odopfod_ IS citngsteutline of - -perbr of RUSSIA. .•, .• ~ . coodeit, 'and, ;like ; the COtiese ! ;; •f ed" the real The Montens yesterday . ven t off with great e 4 • 11116- " .7- ; . ----. ---- : . by the fineness of the day,: and that imieetise can and obvious Interests of their:, country-,. by confining - 'themileirie to the peaceable pursuits of ligilcultirtt;' emote of the Nobility and Gentry assembled. Bee 4kiJesry was prevented attending by the indisp a-4*m - bad they not shown an erratic,anseitled, artd.greedy tit the Princess Emzseirrn„ The PRINCE. R.VIElti , disposition; had they not attempted to reap a golden i the Duke of cAllansimt were present, ands: harvest from the m i ser ie s of Europe •; had theytiet their salt. The Captain, Mr. Ilgsastaao, had ,' ' .Ikiedsowne harrest. , , s . ~. ', - ...,-,...• chosen for their model thesmost araricous set of -roi• .• • Letters Genoa ni t s - -tut I t a public or, •,• ropean merchants; had, their policy, in short, notl,,tt, _, • StisTSlOnntent on the arrival of Dorarata RIZ inihe K. .. l.„ .., .. . . been of the-Most ',salads% and contradictory ne- • rif*Elbi, the- ci-derant EmperocA,iinee the ,terro4. _ ! tare, America would. have commanded ,risinitS(;...her 'now the derision of the Contieeet,„-vgeemed to hells . . , , abodes not visited by.warotor her iodepetideuce'Bonoilltigh.spirits„and . perfe . ct . ly recat*rltc,tio . hic n : i w des• •, . . promised by internal andexternol enemies. , ...! Any. He spoke of•gieugg ordersofor late erection nr :a new Palace and. a .splendid theatre,: of epening - a • ~,i spacious road from eye extremity ot 'eke islet to the We 3reet.rditY*l*telt);."tiCitist.'se " il ! tglii •g el • ..- C4l '. -1--. chtiter ; and-he has actually given directions . to Ilf.• latuttiln t he roach ,Ps ptra *el i' ' to thwiroadttions ' - -tt- 1 91 ,of Peace , the perticislaffs . or - Skhich fhatt . ;tts't:. l !• lo .!4! - t.of arriages. :It is .•repotted that his family rill .daily Made publie,:eitirtswgis torppowied:Ati•4?e•fittl.l,4 shortly thrive at , gliva, anti - . prove a • desirable atieley:,.. arranged, and said to titlifi•M Y?, • - ' • - dvaittatist., dt - ..fei Leion to . .the courtly' society,...ef tke 'shoot... _ ....., i , . ill •''a' ew ita . I, lnoisti Obeid t A Gi*lid.-Igititary Fete is 40• I rreparatioss, at few . • France. • We all, tit ... 0 . ya„ - mili i a Eoil k e ..! at • s an db uf s t , *mo l as e s p e cze4 - 'be enabled to publish the terms on.;whicff• aj . elsens4; . ~- 27., ~,i_ t" h. i i • - •, of thinE ~ sot. . • . .....- ?• •- •• I .s,'oe•ounnitivT.l - WIA I e•pretence _ luo • . peace has been concluded, es Abe Emperor el..l.tdsaraii tti , die k ill; a . ~ rituss3 4, . 1.,.1;hA. • and - King of Pabsst a • are ikpee fed . In . . Load"; VI- 0 r.ift.4 b Mien, her lifi4iusetar, she fit - tate I 7'HE -ST A TESM itN.. , - • .f.„ .. „I. i ..• ..A. ,t• A 4, , out for beret' last eight to stelebourdleui ti . ! thatk,;,.-.46:cistiellueamufltaksaitli4(ailt4:., of I.ltersis , ...!el , - .. • • 1 • - '3 . •• - . - LONDOk: 7 -', . -' •. • . this shores: T he ribtl -. e.,,tegispla ' ~:4fts' A . ria *- 1:;A„ safiii.. l fir i °4 4 °.los4 7 igittlaf * 411 ; 4 t iftl6ll ` l 'V" " tIPORTATION OF SPECIE. , , . . ~ FROM WA.SHINGTON, Arian 115.-The essgrossed ' . . , „- t • ... • .. 4446.0 ., . - .- . . iiii ... 4l % i : .. • it. . iitio e. t o ith iftit'a. , AvrbAttedifo.'"entettfteHliarturtiiii *ye tipurtei ... aimeiieeav, ..rerteal.i Aftl*' - '''''''' - ' '., ...: _- • p re par i ng . • Jr.. , . C, •• 7- ~,_-%"--- , ..:_s 7 7:TfiliAttiti,4ictliee, e eo•NnWie t0:414 , tiottr.i of T•taag• Itll iii prohibit the•expeitAtion of specie, siltertend' . . •.• • .. • . .- • ' •• .. • t ,*.• - ' old•arrder of - thirst :NMI ' , Kr tos- - tow/ * . -tmr , og4Oim' AO *.. • I 'a Oa t ii - • ices -IP '• itch twesiiials to,promet rictit'ible' aita 4 134 ieittiV tY of 11 19 ' . • fenck Ilts"! •ftritit briefs; tilt toi•enswer-lias heetvolitato.ttit 'MP ' gold coins, &c. uses read a third time, and whe w Having s. beeo iteeestomed- - to. adrottit e . the vein, i p , ...„.. ~ .... ► -........•,7 ~ -... ~.. .... -.. ~ .• • , . •.' -,. i • up.n Mr;Piikiria's motion; PostPoned'in•deftidtely.iciples of liberty, and the independence' of ohtidiss, i tioo.ht anch, , ,that -we,.,...sittoskt ... not_ L iie eism,„ s iii,e4stitte..frO, babi . h.p: f. iiii . , /IS. tilt' matter wilJ end fu t iiiii,„ There is no* remaining in our laws no vestige of the : sae' ' talc., totlicV ''l r lfeY "l ile iiiiirt'and partiae refusal.. • . • „••• •• : ' l it is always with regret that we notice any defece ;at. any thing' •wkich y., .. .. •,. . .... ~,.,..4 , , . _ ~. ... . restrictive s)steni. . , -•'.• • ' s , e iy.ccdu, l ts from tato •J&11e110 of the 9.961,1nrcii.,' - 1 tion from soeh t glorious cause. • A traiii of' gloomy i b otrimeitced‘their new career hy eppeosong. thoeotte :-!, •• • • . ~.. . . . 1 ~ • .),-,_,... '• 1 ursesais •Faerr.-A•letter• from New• Bedford, 1 . . . " - t 1,. '• ••:.- 4 atZe t t Owl lotofrae irot the intentton. of otisarrtiolsj- A .. rellections is suggested . by the recent.• . _MP*? „of ..dlict-of-Fostrtns-kew,iw-SpUitt-1"-Aa..4kby .:,iihir.,,isowiag „ iv , of Tuesday last, says,--.." Yesterday erentng, offt of I,o.ittvaki• &L . :present to rotors, tti'7:9 4 Rlinde Island, wits boarded -from the Nimrod, ant Europe, which the present Stat e of the Velment l etters , from Madrid, of the 1 - 71 h bit ell .- • . -- ••• • • . .: • • - .• Pipe., . .... . i .,,,PP , .. Officer of which, informed of the deitruction el the , may not speedily obviate.--The aspect of • Norway ) net Revolution had been effected without: Ishition -•. • i • ' hit' shipping at *Saybrook, and said it was In tin:illation,. the returning despotism of Spain, and. the continua. 1 After stating the arriial . of " L.ie bi3lo'. 4 lSti.F.qtat arpounpirdition in framing the huittiing4wiliadad 'for ill , recent torpedo attempted'. on 714 Harm. , A tie„ of hostilities with America, are important topics . '', Oann is his capital," they inform tats; titt4 Isterietwe' thi -htletftof - , ‘Certten- House,' hot it will proilliff. 4-gin-thp, a frigate, and a sloop of war entered T i o th i s latter su b . jec Otle a en ion . s a presen I I ' •Edt. t his ent ace the 'city was en/rounded' by thew ,loitts ttivexakdays to comPletf it. the Vineyard Sound, on Saturday, and came to an- ••-'I )fietterihiy the City Memffeis with• lairs • . ~, rected, by th e pu blication of test night ' s • Getactie4 troops of• Count nts ML PISSAL, •Epo, Generid . ..„ . ~.,.. . .. „ .. ,_ iv chor toohewestwaed of Tarpaulin cove, where they and- .. •,, •!. Pune, tire. tdnairrmin, and a Deputed ¢ , trotp ;; - min remain. They are said to be the. Victorious, which evinces the determination of Govetement to. Writtitoeuaw; care havit% bee" t*k en.h 7 Or L'it tl6 "llreati. ;Committee of the. COrportitfoit of Lentl, Endemion, and Peacock, late the Loup Carrier. - ca r ry on t he war with -encreised energy, and a de- ..dees to bribe the pripulaceto feroorthetiesigOsegainst.' h e id . s con f etenes , b y ort i n sin tl is t .os„..o w ltt i dy e Vol nf . . Some of our citizens, apprehensive of an attacks are te r misied spirit to accomplieirkts objects. ,The Come' the new•arder of things; and that, of course s the' i Ltiettosatit., .oticijoor(tleostii,ot4,s,Trte-flOustst ,emoting their most valuable e ff ects out of town, and mander-in-Chief of the naval forces On. the Aiiiiiiricati* 7 King was', received with. general and repeated as i reified of thrpideft•tis#.,scade .of a• 'biker init . /pt.; the shipping up the River. i station has issued a•Preclaniation, deted - ut Berroutlai climatic/I* The letters a dd , that " the Duke of, UPP'r.i. s ,' ' , ..••• • , .... •. • - . ' •I . ; riT4holjoisitioolo Jim Pattor bi t i nes er t v :his sweeit.' - i t , • the 25th of Aprils declaring the.coafft Of America to ~ WEt.tatietoo had arrived, empowere d' to mediate . .. 7 ... . - . .. • , • .7. ____.".. - We have authority to state, that there is no . ...„ .P ' . I - Atft ill , **tint or the mayor, ...,... ii, r menu.", be in a strict . an d v i gorous 'etatig ilf blockade. A. ea theßert of England and ,her Alike, its order to foundation for the report of the mission of Lordand•lohitsitants• of the ' Borough' of Hel - 1041. teld ..; . I • GAmersit and others, to the Hague, - to treat for a' &Tett*: from 'Sit-Gitiece fneeovi 'antioinces the pleee'Slialn on that footing-014 ~111I,,,pgesent ttate. ou Mondey, it was onaisimously resolved to peti,o: ' peace with the Americas-Commissioners. ..• • i abandonment by the Amedcan army seder. Go. of temps required; and that be_hed kid-a. cen. l Padiameat against the Carts Dill* DOW pending, - ' 1 1. Ing King, the result \ by the latter, that a legal & l'of4 6 eN s i ll Atli Cortes should imtnedit: ' . pitcec p principal object of which shonidle'to regulate su d mature a Constitution for Spain ) agreeable to di e wishes of the people ) and consonant to the state of Etirope." ~. The Courier of last night has paiiiismrd*" • ; From. 14 joreierice, -., at no , • bowing Itwt of K of it • FROM pant. - . Ntw Yoak, Neat r. IR.—By the arrikial this More. lug, of tire schooner Grab-pus, in 38 days ,fions Aar, 'Beaux, we have received a tile Of Fi r . Pipors4e .the Rth of March, and have prooe •es copi,o,lo translations from them as atirllMiriiit wilt -permit. Biloapriete's head...44oler' were at Ti.oyes. Marshal Surhet had arrived ati4ona, from Spiking—. Private totters state, that M urat,' King of Naples, had Soined the Mlles, and in at brittle with the Vice. toy. of Italy .hatt experienced a defeat. Bank stock, it is millibar( risen from 460 i 6 775 . francs. The graVist gnu under wilY.frorn Bnardiant on the sth of'Mereh,'atid dropped down 'the river, where she 'remained until the retelling of the .10th, - when news • Wis • brought off to that Lard Wellington *as within nine learties'of Bourdeaut, with an army of WHIN 'lBO,OOO MOW of Were cavalry. Boar deans was all in an uproar, and the public and pri- Nate property was removing to places of safety.— Marshals Sachet and &milt were endeavouring to foim a junction, and obtain a favourable position to • attack Lord Wellington. pt'. Jan W IRRANT OF THE PMBARGO. BOSTON, Aram 20: - -i—Aictrants received In town yesterday, from Washington, announce the signature of the president to the J.NII repealing the Embargo „Laws, &c. lininstt Liovvccs.—The House have determined, 'by a large majority, against enquiring Into the ex- I Pedienty of repealing the law proltibititsg•the aseof-1 British Licences. The motion on this' subject gave rise to an interesting debate on the atibitei.Of licences generally; and particularly on the effect of such.' licences on the trade which will *take place from our ports under the present circumstances. The debatoi luring been serious and protracted, the decision may be considered as final and conclusive, at least for the present ! , ;ession. Our commerce will be carried •on either by real neutrals or real Americans, and far neutral and American interests. Arc. Mails. - . ..• .. rhie . 1 Rime.-:. . . .... • ..... .. i. vII .., 1 1 - ' D 0.• • • Malta •.. .4 1 •••44,••• , .. lei* , 1 • 11 s • . Goveuhurgh .. , 3 Ptitcu or STOCKS THI6 Vann • . . Or rent. ltd. 11611. . • 3 per Cent. Cant. 67111 • 4 per Cent). •621 • •- 5 per Ceat. Nav L•ug. Ann. 16 3.161 DAT AT OWE DIDLOCC; lattia Stock India bon& a JO? ' • Excitcrirr iiiik b p venitt•pn 21 . Pay ditto .• Consola; fee Ace. 41.1111 . F.V7.7.:::7: •••' •- - • .-. . ' r ill K S'I'A'J'ESMA N. Qic• - • • • • • FRENCII PAPERS. . • VItILIMOI1 9 betimes •the 11th kntl.l6tititc, .., k ' --.....11.1""'..... .- ' ,' ' • ,61 their position et the French Milla,soi! P.i*Allifet :gB.-Wi ItestrqatibiCitideSeiw i tititEmimon River, andet the Irot - c,cir '• Tfi ' n., ners. • ay, open Yhe . ,l4slaties Body on•TuesdaYl `.. , .. • •Vrstilsier also ihtt Atte' Allied Sovorttigps quit s the !al! pursued in th e ir retreat by Cfldoe t td &vit , 'tea` ; eispital On Toeiday. Colormid of ureic iroOps set of sallainad a friiling i °llS ' ' '. 2.,_N '-..ti: every clay : - ~ . We bear that 18,000 men, ender the teutliand of The. Duke 'of„Angouleme arrived *% Pads yo ter- .14qta flaw" ate eashirking for Asen4l4- 1 0310 ,41110 ,0 day. - The Duchess went to meet Wm as far as Bourg time that the Embargo and NonAmportation Acts' . • 1tk.4.4 , - \ .- s esor-4 • . -_ , • ••• • -..-..............r.6......ar,”...... v.' ... one. ...... ........" . ......_ .... .. : . '''• - . . ... . - • -•, . •, „.. .• , ~ ' 6 the 14th end .16t . '. •* - . ' !'" 74rA i .4 0. 4 W 't • ',. the French Millt,'!U'n yoong King, the resul ts "'Which vv' ' •ie agjia.--... 7rint ' ',' Pciet,C r cirneis. ! They . , 'signed by the latter, that a legal & .4• - • • .0f• the Na. . ty Pigott,. Ssitrir,..iiall• pone' Cortes should iminedi ..*f - r ,l a .; 1 ....C5. the . ..„ .... .4 .......,.-: principal object of which shoiilne*to regulates / d . under the coot and of mature a Constitution . for Spain, agreeable to d ie . r ko sise i cose . 4 Lgi ss , ft we wishes of the people, and consonant to the p . • .resist' ..:•• . STOnAmportatien Acts' state of Ea rope. " ~,• • •1• •••,,; . -- ~,,, . . are about to be opened ,• The Courier of last night has peiffsiteig k ci • • bid. , • hiss i s h etes i g .,. o ccif s defence or FzsofitAr4#. l i!Vbieb.h.eildeilgt4ol l ll salt to diacelit the, pre. , from an official source; sits, from. the preikeie eri e ' • , '', • °Weyer, elear, that -so Duke o f Tv Ilif r.r i ranwriair rapafiiiirrrecneu. coo, ...' • ....f y toe ridecosfolltifs- qt.Stertained. of ...oar ctixiir - time,. aPpraii . fi r • -, ..' , „, - 1 us b ar s. s usta in e d no- conduct. This venal Joanna having oe - , 4 in theta, lash attempts. days since reprobated thi el?nduct of King fibli sil 4; , . 1, antle,,etill ' in, a- de- Nast, in the coarsest otannel•, * now of a saddeit•-•-ie - ated forte , r it! great die - him Ms:Weed-of. prostituted tetiat.- 1 / 4 -Wb *r o t Will ; l, moseted • wh i rir h e efug i. i not this hireling Perforia;lo;.ittilify-tir * e par. ntigiedil teitery and ! poses of his abandoned caftifitet `. • - • . ~. advaistage .of the ois. • • , .-. - - .•:- - •`' .! ~., : r! . - , .. evi s eques ,oo o. l4gusja . lall, •'The • .Patecrltegeni, atcempenied bY boyitNiegi . Ind the Flierialisetwoght '.' mOUTII, Lord Cartel:Ls Marano', and the ataditi - '' Pla y" in seiee measure ' .". t A o m ii. b h a o ss u a se a° l l Or Ate De r i l ee . " •tbe liet r i e " ;t, sialit :it li4 he li a ( rr a ire int4lllL Ail : •' - ' want? of hestilitim Opal ' Allied Sovereign 'who, faileo . -iiiittleiriet . '! ' ail' , 4 Ce r e.• A 1 2 ° O ulikr Parii yesterda ' Wit • 'dn.' • '' ' . .. , y, owa .itta . .# to ..._...:lieentry,4.- ewii.4 l bli i t i4 kfr,!iii - d•• . illustrloia Personages Mairjhonefaiii 'b& • t -:. . : - !,.I.lbarity'was li raitiihtte ' 'reach London • , ..ef ihifipieeisi '' _ .; . - : ••• ..-• 61 b ee n Beu t. ine r tly •to , farthest.. A hitter ' ! i i t t.,isiiribry • •• y' s wi i i : t r "r th e disa•str9ul tsar of s a 4 n Y d s ;11 " ;:r i ri r stit illill frore i - that . :•• _ti toils ti . ni .. lti. ''A "intrinhir GOiern ,- . yeari,vit. of_ . the_itityal Vi sitors • is:11 Irthd.' . Tltiat'6,. lhi. , laiCh, after 2 5 ••now nreity certain to land lett. - The tfo6 ,;.: the King has de,.. ere to forts 'guards of oiloiie feldrned - fromtil bles: • Spain has • for the i yestersley end, toe.d'ay to this lilac*, lila Mr' 's E Government, but thiti frigate ISTOrphaa, Capt. Ste -rsat . , has triehored ie.* clainied thelittitiatite.l---iß,. °ads- ` 1 ". 1 " .1161 ? 116 6 110 / 4,E3HPhasq".• board Coate*, it, ace taught that con. 1 YP'fltOLaa•-.4-aith OeitAkrtes,,.. . 'Aiild wit) be laiideff „ , itvening :--,tharare.to - setse as gurrfdirto thr Fria • ate froth the ,puri TOWN,. !of RUSSI A..*Tile: Palled .of -1 1 iiuirreitsat4v) : ' 'h i ' • . , a r sonrces•are muddy and" arrived frail : Calais, and goes On inimmilat lit . I Town; he- subisiocret:couricr to the Essetitea l iteW nto disclose themselves;em bark at Boulogne With the . King of Poop* , ' 1 willi tits 1 i;n it.c W ht. e. ,, a i ii . eWit . ~.. : 0,.....: 7 7F .... 5ada, : ..T . , ~./s„,_. ' . :Ba . . c .,., , r1... ? ",_1 . 7 1, • :annot he imyeted to affairs; and thettglee I; ~ .A n• o rat i: to . .d i. 04 4 . ii.. -. 8 - 1 1,.. . ••• . VaFPlcia !fa* Pr.ofitqed 1 of , the prObibition ... - • 'Shun ' '4piejiggiei ' • r : • ... .hs fighting fortbe lade- l t eripiliet.. ,- • **-...-4;:*. a ••% 1 ! .2 .-. ..`•1 • - • • ..-.... . the tranquillity of the "The gvii‘a , fra*iittits *Oa. ..u . 4 Ai11 .4 6 have A oi rlmer i us , thyt ... t if Cbitroteritirr.44 ,4 lllo,,,Zirpleo . y, itaieri t i . ,l4o.. iicell the real nat ere aori'O li t his-tvaid " cei-6 (hi ' 'e ae lsl4 oo44t* Ora l ili s cc, be:teliticimis of, andll4f!Cliti*vdill.• fitj ' lb . fl" i* r*lit•l tll° . 1 .1 V,,,. • ipernatural •power, •thex.r 1, - r e ut*,ies .., tka,g4o.iiiii..ilftaqai is tiVbe . t iiiiii.. Let us, th e rdfore, nit l attended with a greateleiwire, of military parade than. of the divine right of `bas been. customary •on, former ordinals. The a .it s t i a ,t'Guartis are not to be relieved in the reorniing; het. resuicitation ;. SIDS are SbOOt AO :he to -!•emai,ll-•°“til; the P riw;n 6l l4 ' n ' Cr° s es;.. , it - I spoil Istaihastastitat• his beep preps4 . '4r ll* *a. "if a Wwitttnattr - 4 once : - -- -,-''''' -.- . .• - ' .- ilii - 4.*1. acted . .tlO4 -"POO . '*--.• Yesterdii the Prig* of .. Oakitee.,..triOtsil'etNe biliatiat r a inft Of Oittreirft r, 11440 ....u.,.stinirra tit W o r s ej s .k..ifkiso,.....„,.• : t:: ‘ ,•-r , femme:. sitia4. , (Worisiii f .'-. 164eaer42 - 7 morning-the Graird'Di;ehesslitliost. ;eos3, oil! .with the • ap , ~• sus .id, 50 .... tS . 'l : ,t to HamMersinith send' inspestititiaa* ..,___„, •to nursery grounds of • tereSars. ' Lir .. il ithlato-Ower from whip - Ku si o y, He r imperial Ilighnees returned to . , _. ~• . , , eirildre . os 'Sao r?" 4", di. ehOut lief( past one,o'clock. At 'belt' past Mr' - - `llyiin ft :-Might . ...*.thiit . Grand . I)o . oess went to Warwick-Rouse bn A . ' *ill have preserv - ed-that i the Princess CHARLoTTi. Soon after -tene t , • Mt - • is i-,...„44. , tunbitlno : 4,4 .. periai • I;igtiness . received a eounrinnicathareiett*g - -1"„.1.: actuated L . Flirother.iii-la,w, the Pettis* .of 'OLnassolegik..td rail _.. i-r" 1 -7' do, a'ch'e, ' ; and laaarYs i: Duchess proceeded withell-speed to Pulteney Betel, emengit•fritin. the bitter?, rto receive her•Royil relative. Ile hi t:wrist Rightists 'eta ot.an : European, coo" 4ecei:ed letters yesterday . fawn her brother the *m- id_ ti ccit*eulline pr ;s l ll4llr of RUSSIA. ..., .• _ . . rigrse ?l 'll6 ' ll • the. "al .r . by Aini fi neness of * the day,: and tine immense cne - - li.. country-,. by e"fi ni ag' cmareeof the Nobility and Gentry assembled. tier pursuits of ligiicultire t'' JUL1.......r esrY was prevented attending by the indisp YiKOII tic,ansettlediand•greedy of the Princess ELlZAltirrls, The PRINCE. R.VlElli , ttenipted to reap a golden 9'41 the Duke of cAsialtsoGt were present, and Ewa:. f Europe ; had they. not their salt. The Captain, Mr. ilittfAiaps hada nost araricous set of to.; .1 0 1 ids Me harvest.. ' _•.- '• •i' . • . • Letters from Genoa meolm ''' ll tbas tt s pablic en- * policy, in short, nokiti ttonmenti on . the arrive' of !,. ‘mt . re in : the bk. . ag nod contradictory mi. 41E16, the- ci-derant EmPereAti,-since the terreti ,commanded reiPlepti.; tice'torher ''hole the derision of the Conrinapt s .--teemed to held spirits, and perfectly recoirltstito his nt! , .ir dn. pr her inilependeal„ :high te . ,i onemies. , .. -.‘„tiny. He spoke of gising orders‘fer the fredtion of -a new Palace and. a ,splendid theatre,: of epening - a • ' 111..... .. S. .-- iceitlit.i.te i n t e llie m i • ce. ,&06 . aptrious road fro - m h oye extremity d ot . *h e . islet to the s t ! fel ' iii 4 l.E.4 t f e . .. 474 t . ditl ° lg i a : ) . t it 7e r :to m b:es N e i fi a f s iy a h c t t : l rle Y a g tsti vet p l laCe% S . ;(I W r il a 4 I t t::o P t: r ; SkifiCh fhait . li-,• - . l l• lo .Prf - -t.of carriages . :It is ..repatted that his teinitr- iri4 ', 1trwea,"4 4 •4, 1 0, 1 11,4 shortly Wive at , glbt, andprove a . desirable atitasie - .l4oyl4dratitetetelileer.sion to„the courtly' society:4f the 'stand. • '-'.. e i;; * ! ni 11-ayig;:moittprohlirlyyt A Grtill.-biiiiitary Fete is in • ileparation, at tip ermg i s n . ;;itifai-a,iielorai)".Military.,..College„::tst. gattdhut'it, which is espectett - - -....• ?; .-j• - •• ftekbeforrojij.erf - wips-slielireeeke of the Etarrator " 114 g ni P •r°r 9 1 4 1 °, 4 i . h:t.-.ssta., the king ; of l'atrss's, • tie Oohed id:, expected in. Condo,,, VI- 0 r .ift.+l;6 4 0 H, her li4usg•tr, ttir r intros' Itsuratt,S lica'll44:o4.lftibaii4ilhf end the whole of.the,itartt 44%14. •I . ' - ''.. ...• '''• stelributsr- L tiletn tip *044,...,16- aisneepeacaeotibli. 41111 , 441,4 of the rs*!rtp.' lois* I ,AiiiisOriiiiii _ ~_-#W.I , ..,_,l°l . ol.7i. sti.eit . ._4"liki;lirittaf - oirvit sbi t i l' . - . - .-• • 4.1/11n6Pier0Olitett Ito en ter,theiseriso e rii (Awe tiputitci iy':•eit ow -...retwevv.•,wew • - • • ' • -- ' 1 . • '• : • , r _•'1! •-:.., ; •-• 4 ,1.-.le4tPticatienchirre , heest`nseete. to:the linard of Trait far : -.af• - • law/ •_ l ,- 41 * , ug .., ' ;litraii I.O.o"ant.iltilices Jersisoh ritiiiiels.to,froteti . O t Y ..,1e .... 't*K": 04411` . 0";:f.took .liiig.34 tit. no ,o,4coor.has heats olitalntd, :OP ' .shseit . iiirt .t Jie iti*,.ise4.iflie . f.fol'ettebility ! itt ,il4t.thw'Me4ter siilJ end Itl:a disi!,,,," ,„, r , • ,. t , , ~„_ , _., 3,,. e , SOW ... *CV• ' i :Pg!y • taie t:irTyrnooncitie grouser. • • .... . . I by , ti p * m i n i . th i,.... e0ue i , ..-., Nc#attnts: from MO -Jansil rO, of the 9.iiii:tr o :44: - • i a:;.... ‘ 024.47 iii i .. .. agoe in t .! . atit . gtel.thi ; .! ~..it;. . .-o‘ras trot the intention _ of •The'rf _ ~., I 3 }7th : iv : 4 . a ( isiki .ail 9 f.lfp . .ittvoh.l...o..:p!elietttl , ) return ti! 're ~.t; ',Pe's • "' ' . . ficted twit!s,at2polntion, , Adlonitnett in St. j.at i es , s. p arkl i tot i e d x i ih • ! •. pi d, of " (. 16 :4110 44 4XXie l ''' ,0 stlerseveditien in framing the isuilding4tsisindeli•W• Inform its; tlt4 pttalosatta tho -hittfrof•LlCkritin- ttOusti,' ttid it wilt 04144 . ' was aurrounded , by tili ;lake itoresakdays to comeletb it. ',,. ..,... , e ,': 4- . . SAL, • Epo, and - Genera}.. , 11 - " te • "MY., the City m .f i r e , 4 9 M r. ' lol - ••! -- • ~', .: Dune 'the Chairmen and a Denuteticlo frOm - g been taken -by ;the OraM.:. 9 *. • 2 - `• .;'1 T ' i .'' . .... . •Bre v ad..Committee of the 'Corporation. of Lund, •.• o fay our lite-design's agai nat.' h e ld. a 4 . oa f erene p•,. b y ip i k oi nt n i p l ito r ttl it i v e 'Carl rat ~ and •thet, of. courSes... the ;. Ltaild?oti,t., .niisli l erASsostAorse v rit.fil i t- 1 1 4 us t f;j 4 , ;en.erat and repeated ac.... I , reified of Shrpicisst• Spi;',Artatt . :of a- 'biker en s j , ' add, that " the Duke of ciP 0,1 ; . ,..• • .7:•"°`' , *T.:. ' • ~ .. • • I •• At* Iteetiort of the Mayo' ' gdeve .. ,.. n, Freemen, I, empowered' ,her AI li e , to l o s e order diti to e 1, . : ant t il .i n 4k b illi**44 ‘w itnnto . o 4 : .. . i th h e e . 444* Boi . o . u ki y 4"1} : , , iel t ir Ci ff t e h : t f l o sie r A ti , k l ' la.. r 411141 ..I.lol)*eseat 4tate_ : ou illonday, it was unanimously ` resolved to peti,o/fit t that be had-a. eon.' Paillootosit against the Cora Dill* Dow peudiniu 1 • i . ,• • ~ .'.• . . " ..-- . . • . .. ~ • f , . - • . , . . .....-_ . . , ~. • s &oi's& begs leave to make his acknonledg-. AOtinisfai- the kind enquiries and cone-ululation* Of "wowed friends on his expected liberation, the 4714 ylt, when the term of his imprisonment fir' AS& YZA its and a .a.ax.F expired. He feels however, incumbent on him to state, that he has `jot yet been'able• to comply with the remaining conditions of the Sentence passed upon him by the .Court of King's Bench, for the Libel upon this Honourable.. Commissioners of the Trinspott Board, .and coneersenilY be remains stilt in c finement Ne*gute, June 1, 1614. • lie i 4 4 " VI • . 1 4k, et" T