The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-06 00:00:00

and Conches to *tells, Bridgewater Tastebra, Egeter o ,glins - sith. &C. • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterhoroogii, Stilton, sad Hinting dim Royal. Mil .Coittdt, sets oil every livening to lipilsphy Loeth. Grimsby, and Hull. LEEDS New Light Coach, caned ?he Rockingham, sett •. - out every Mnrahlet carries Four {aside* slily, and goes re •: . i'lsrktibly easy. . !OA ,a Giuwil threogbeut. Pss s es througr, ..' 011tildord. Newark,. Retford, Doncaster. and Ferotiridge, re . ! • I:ll,43altlein Ltoe, Leeds, next lilorning.—Notwithstonditig tl • t i liwossipwan eapedttion of this Conchh k.is allowed to be sr. r pot ag.reeable aoo complete Public Couveyanee ion the N,,rtl Emil. heint neequalled in Acenramodetlim by'any•other. . ~ • s• GLASGOW, Longtime, Gretaa-Green. Annan, Dumfries. , . islifewellill. Thornhill, Sanquhstr-Kiln, Casiseock, Kirgswell . i typikell parts of Scotland, a post Coach (Daily). ORIC, Scarborough, Whiiliv, Shields, Sunderland, Nei Pia le, and Edinburgh, ego Fonr Leshle Coacts„with a Guar. throughout, sets out every Mnrniag ht Eight o'clock, by way 1 of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallertue -I)erharn, Morpetli. •and• Berwick.--•Passeneers finding, them. selves fatigued from theism/Ili of the iciuniey, may rest who , time they please, and then proceed uu without any additional fare. HULL. Northenve„ Howden, 'Mont, and Doncaster. Post .. Coach, Awry Morning at half-past Six o'Cloek, to the Cogs ° Kert_Market-place, Hell. • CARLISLE. Penrith. and Whitehaven. Four Inside !kw . Coach, and a Guard all the tray.—Passes through Erma. Appletly,. Grenta-liridee, Richmond, Catterick, Borough . bridge, •Wetherby, Aberford, I.):incaster, and Granticos. Sets 4mt every 'Morning, and performs tire jotwoey with th e, greatest facility. Pa.steagers detaioed on the Road by bu.iuess or pteroare, have the peculiar advantage of their seats heiag bemired in the nett Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston , Kirby - Lansdale , Bootle' Charley. Onwskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every :Bost-- soon. at Five.o'Clock. Guarded. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon. Ramsbary, Hungerford, •41, Slesybors Piet Coady, et Seven o'Clock in the Morning. ' • BRIDGENORTH and Weisel sew Post Cusco, essgy • , , Eve aNg. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knetsford. Stone, and Liiek.s. Geld. Post Coach. called the R EGULATOR, every Eirmaisii ' • et Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head lan, Dale-strgek Liverpool.— Gen rded throughout. • i ' MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle; Wales!. and Wulrevbesuptoa, Post Coach, every Aftersomt, guarded. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets rust every Anemone, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes tly Oxfbrd, Enstmt, and Shipstone, to the Saraceu's Head, Aullartreet. Birmingham. • SHEFFIELD and. Rotherham Post Coach, called the Boum/maw, every Morning. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yana, New Coach; every linmisg, to the George Inn, Sunderlaud. WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'Cloik. . • CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurchurch, Torporley, Nark. wich, Nordmich, and Middle% ich Pmt-Coach, every Evesk leg, at Five o'Clock. R. CLAY'S original WAGGONS and COACHES, to Now bery, Swindon A Whoa rn W outrun. Basset, Lambast t ii„Heogger-. ford, Chilies: Reading,lnd ell places edjaceut, Daily. Pe W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will nut he accountable for atm Part**, tawengers' . Litgeage,Writings, Plate, &e. of wise. than Wigs poop& Value if lost. stolen, or damaged, units' ri tesed as such, and the insurance paid for accesdiogly, et the 114raew's 1141 Lis Snow-kill Loudon. from .:retery ireasery pot l4ti~e ifdiicretionaty with the Collector to per %it the 'sailing of tassels after the Ist of October, 414 in 'lathe loaded and clea►ed for the British Islands ileinre that day ; in consequence of which., the most , unheard-of eaortious were made to es,pedite those ,tassels which arrieut, at the 11th boor. Of the ex edition with which they hue been, uglmnted and laden again, an instance Was even In ocnast, and another in to-day's Paper. Not one has been be hind-hand—not one craved indulgence beyond the time allotted--all were ready to deport the day, be fore the law was to take effect, when they find them ,,selves unfortunately detained .by adverse winds.- 4inie Saturday night last, the wind has been hanging oft it north-east, and during the two last days has l 'been blowing a hurricane, cOusequentty as vessel mild get to sea from this pert, orogen from Hamp ton Roads. We do , not apprelkend t however,,. that these vessels will be made to eiperieace any further defention after the north-easter has removed its em tnirgo ; yet we cannot 'witness her final departure from our waters but with feeling, of regret : since 1 the peace they- havwbeen regular traders to oar pert ; some of them haviag, in. that ,period, made seven or eight voyagps hither, each time. bringing valuable cargoes, paying heavy duties, and taking away our lumber, naval stores, and flour, in return. We Web yet to learn whether the inhibition of that trade, which has certainly been highly heneficialto Ibis section of the coentry, and to the nation at 'line, will produce an equivalent advantage in the employment of our own shipping ? We hope, yet 'we doubt it. LTROM THE RICHMOND 001MLER OF OCT-. 61 NAVAL FORCE OF .BURNIOS AFRLS. The following list comprises all tins vessels of wer e regularly conamimioised hy the Repnblic oh. Beloweif Ares, and destined to cruise in the Atlantic. (kola Tberopossibly may be other cruisers, which have 4. taiud,oed still held orpornissions from the lineeee i Ayrean Geweriseseet ; bqt having asibeeqeetatly cured ahem ,froaa Artigasto qualify them fqr cip.. taring Porgugeese vessels, tbey haste.torfeited titers/. mir ; do's dare theytahow theumelsep inony port. within' . the janiatUctioe of Buenos Armond are liege to, he. captured whew fallen in wilb.b.y the aegular arq .veasels of that Goamnmeat. These are the piratmae whose. iufaraosis procewlitiga we bows. had oc• wiry , accomis ; it is with vessels:4 this stamp that dig i tal*. fully coostiseted croirers of Buenos Ayres, Iwo lwe unjustly assseistsi is the olio saiawd► s *wl it is _ ,! • : ,eeceived with reipect by Bolivar, who, in behalf the People, impressed his satisfaction on seeing in their capital the Agent of a dorernment and People, of whom they always entertained the most cordial laredilection. Mr.• Irvine is represented as having 11111 C ip ince tad the..abare.lesSisenli -44 pusenting his -edentials. Cfek. ./ 14 i . • • King Christophe's Secretary-General has address. .ed a letter to the friremen of colour is the United Stater, inviting them to become Haytians; and enjoy 4he freedom and blessings - of that country. lie Offers great encouragement to mechanics and agriculturists, prusuksys labourers oat dpiluyper 4,ipn, esclu. Awn of boafd and i:?,dging. .To sqlt r es have no Means of paying their ssisr. heivili Alois , 40 dol lars per head foenitisti 4titisen;watrlisif that dam for children, from tbeerinnanbtseyieees of age. .. . _ .. - 24 1 , 10: •,,‘, -, , - 1 PROC EI g DIPIGSWIraeCO NG RESS. • • 1-4sigai ," .: Ast•aa•GoaraLtai•Nor. lei—Tbaro )x40 , 110,0 a goat bgs!le among fi‘t DimliOnAtiq PRP& this fo4l"' ins, owing to thf rytyrn i qc thy Emperor Aleyatilei. His Imperial Mari!, himself was thU t first to itjr.-...' Ile drove to the DeteNt • Welliverin's at thirdily . hoard nine o'clock, in' fell 'onifmrs, end roistaissed. with his. Grace for about an boor.. Tholirsasporm seems to consult the Doke of V. 044 6.0p,-1041 to negotiate with him on illAsubjects, in mefrynce,to Lord Castlereagh, who IA 061444 to look for his friends among a dilferent class of politicians. The Emperor immedfitely returned to' Divine Serritltr in the chapel of his hotel; and the Dttko el Wellington , , ,accompanied by two Ladies, walked ,to the, Igglie of Sir T. Lawrence, to see kis,prpgresa in painting the Sorereigns. The Cron Piliico of Prussia was, it the tim4 filpecting the" tioltialinii Of Guacts,ln'the,, Graod.plare, betas* the Atotel de :Viile. :Ms. ! Priactoroiord on Fddey. night .at'•&o, o'clock. He Ifistgra, "fah* Illlid ) 1 'Kt 1 0 the I 'i4l4wr.*r of 1 re f ,aftererprAs t o th e . °mock poke Alichill ; 71 a isis cL'ai'd wh i u wi t i t t j i j i ns i t aP re n t t ia 9 r i nel e- rr fipc otn es ietli .o jrt iFa l cl r rr ai lon d . to tkeihores "i>l BElglasii. - Thil' Crown Print-evil! moist here (Neils coup* and ail I thee probably aastomotay.lris:kaliar La: Dow. liter. was t to,day.cio . ..shfigeoce of klielapple t I f irml.c. vii i ted l ptll.fvclrck, tto,prisce Ra r d s aiet 46 ,pmi gleielynti fs Annsidera hie time ; At one o'clock lie pai d his resiiielk to ilie Em-, peter of Russia.' His litipaiiat •111iipitt 7 will pro-, toad tO•soortoirlaviiiat to 'met , 410.1Oother• wk.. .... At'. to It eich of them. Tkill • t i t if reißarhari Powers,t a question of the Tlialqf Of Mel, and several other so - jects, wilt be Noble upon in the same manner, arpt -With an equal abstinence from any formality , of r f . - plat discussion or final decision: Among these I veld tcaicety mention the memorial of the mediatised Princes, the petition of the Westphalian . creditor's, and the practicability of Mr. Owen's scheme for the regeneration of mankind. The two former will Oe left tci- the . Germanic Diet, or to some commission to be appointed tinder the direction of the Diet ; and the latter to—a more convenient opportinity. N 0 ... thing be assured, will be handled that can be attended 'aeilh any differynce of opinion; or beget soy *lanai It of discussion. The reports in som e of the London 'Newspapers, on the animated 'elessiort qf'lkealf ference betneen the mpernrs of tilisilindAlptr4s. on the.subject of Badenand Bevaris,il they dirfsiot en. dentiy betray consummate simplicit , y, :nif4ltt lie atteit hated to a mischiaveoi propeniity o(cvalipganspiciritrr of the amicable dispositions of tbise (WO ittoniirch a.— Aa the Treaties of Paris are nos fu . ftlied on the pa i n of France, there can he no'resson . for .contioaing t h e standing Committee of the Tour Powers at pall's, ,lo watch over their execution, as wa s stipiitir bj t?e 'tering of the Quadruple Alliance. . A ne,, i Siroir a ot alliance is said, therefore, to be oo 00144 keFoil concluded, into which France . ill ' ' --'-'-' party: The diflicuities that ha , have arisen on the part of shield of the Quadruple Allia, her security., If I can lel ) , 'on heard from 6•4l"sirevces, ti Treaty of Pub as a guarantee annulled, expressed a desir asoufd be ddOined to'hind mel under her direction, the mini min Confederation, as a jig strength direr rival.. She jet has neither hOad . nothear tt. # nor conionnity of intVtts iLa 1 the powerfel influence of Fr :Stites :rOuld shike, ireffiiit. raugemenksjike a isentity'of p f eirsch of it speghet.*Wio *them moils at the ini,e United States, and to Wep ti rods in her own istind; - ' l 4Sesie Arritteis in this sense.. Alail'iletk to see a nut thern and souiliern. I Welled; the fotmei haying fiptisL •-•;••-.. it. As. • • ' - •'•• - ellaigmidglaidaliatagliallikai . 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P . lo! . t ,•• i . it i r must evw . bra twothe odreeotege.of the alliticted ter dikrr - Cd---imos kat the Beg of - the new Republic his * Cofnes five , Celnfille• The Eapr4 iritt i sip . w • 1v • V ,,,a;tb a t i l i r.ofe7ot,Ml447frittefin T i i :l e r;: t i l ait i l l ith In ensur tld lie. tfiero 1 11 1 Z1:41t it airila Vtoleit otW i gr kgrinilla 1 4: e riAligi. 41 ae cruelly stigmatised. Besides . r h i the .her __W 4. O l . .ionti, , the' Int . picrov,.!iiit ` . llsll'peagt itti , tans . i s , * Sillitetilooltittmir Offitioudit;Pdoltoa IL ciPorihir• t r t f . ree Ve t rte:er corp er er ntin tree t t o r 4 , De ;it ti l y i y osep t h et w it ga: hit in s t ftt he ke ati nesta ca ro n n, d th is er n eeremany others era's- 'way vII 3042 .. tact oat tiger lila , . ! Ift i g... ee! ‘ 94.4 i 4. ; Boast, ,A ate kincy.itreet. Oceans , some of which yt o r ''. • - --**tiow ititihooPria/e4 of , besides Toro of assera4s Frortillemerilmil failed its thelcatompts„ltlepeesitsmol arty of a Lois data :- A bittl:-• of Prosaie llri b i tiMlakiltif tie Ai ! 'laa r ikpr it f... ~:. e t utts A4a ; ,r, i; „-•4 . . tb,, Fir.. ....... 0..„...,,,„,,,...ifide..,, „ ult. ,. . 4tm , mid ship v lefeht , . moss 16 goos. the -Adel n *. , .. se won r ve • - ... • ' • perseverante la sae ardstoot oinierialtiog omit - At tittrt( ' Liman, Sierra . 'r . , 5 . ... v .. "laud fm: -hAve•borooforsooole io;tber Pohlie in. the aottocalloonbt_ i 6Wr. Cady. k eamileril 4y polieass orth • Germany, detisegNiti'Whr - W, • "tit • 2 -20 / , - ae qaatodPrts,c2, _porttettlarly, in Ore Contract jot eadefl. lunit steep) bp 11 Ifirght t ue it liaidv i l proui l k. t i an d_ Brig w itel o incritiet. de la ;lem ma : l 7 v, a "- .1 ' r... ha r aiy Do ak °karat ,e6,0a1; I Fhwee -Of ‘01,006; hod emnplieakL . •as td E tst;t trsier . . , . ' Wit/6441144 qiir 1°- • T ecen otlettellkacsa ii.. :paid del Slid, Grimm,' - Her Alt ar - I •••;- • ' ref: O i nkatiot alma- , 010 1 1 ,4 0 , 11 11 fw 'Poßthas °veto , ashot' '"'r : • it salted4n any Satter thet t hist st!iel l laiteel sk " --l • ' ' 12 ...-- . - • ' •1624)• • fedendta• Cooht bfeaster h e* lk * *, Ott ' • Y!.. • '-'•-•-•.-- .. • ' '' ..C* ‘ 7) ; •lllilltdillesdautrred askew vita..-caor sat. Per/region, Franklin -:+' i rlig iiio'N-ii :SI - Sligo le only ILik, mina blest with Health." Seto. Bacons Ayres, Direct~ • • ' . -•'• IC etatiWk to. • . .., sl , Pulg4kon.• .0. . MaaPrat 1 „,,,,. . ~ Jtdia des erenc, Wilson • * •ed Plincet,' rliciainsiot 'the _ i ll* .• . . . ce , : • - a ' .'.- , ' 11:1L5 scu l4Pi rrgi t . ib tmbined with their' wril•liaoso . i rtoeit'Systo.m of Ethics is to Ctistifini within Corso. Chaylor • ~,,,,.. , eviletieme ow ,, m4 b e ig eoeiddeol e s ,4- f ee el ,r e h p , mien. Au. tunnels, dad Ohm to regoksto the Prierions ; awe- - Coq/testae, - . 'lO bassets - from the • ' Grand liNk-Fillidiiillsitp • "•• ' tag 0001.41Ono.ettuavi•;tbr ea r ie rmariott clain el!! a deci , ,m l *wool* and ilnabonhoinct they iyappapusly,destroy thus* bar. ' 0 has received the impriraatur of the ' • i lts RiCulltonn, OCT. 2.•-it ill IlleW asoartainoti that •` larirtmesseenver id? ad** 4e.. mean. cone tum Co. which Itelegloo mid Murality bane aside Sarni* ;to curb thorities. The Polito - at Bret 4 ,', 4 ' 4 . resales : v s.bi ent w o ,4,o op ,4 424 l Mow* of Loa, etiet•-emailsjlme them applause Aim, hobo .40 Frailest', best the Keemptive means to es:render , the Spanish posts , L __ • , . ~, • • ' . i ' domain! , artitetit iti 00 ?JAW - the result of thirty pikulekteel tikliant their elfrreescoace , to the . nish•Aotiverilleve-Pensait*, sneondition. the set 4 4 ing ' • ' •' ' ' ' il l ot , • p.ei re .wdoe Metropolis, eilltde4bsdr treas. Eve&diiiergaiiinitlun ofitise- ; great me . verseant Is'ritishe .7 ', '.. '•• • . • i . SM! it.. rt IF l a ugent who marbe 'nth*. c ootfti 22444. '' i .'; 1 Galasti• ty, disei:linverrdeesozetrytkv• sod tile , , k ateanuted ti ► YA de Ikeda -MI . . L . i d y ls ,. ~_ -•• g. . • w-, - ' '•• i ill: I . . %UMW, 0111114 e•O r g a/Wel " irrete list.e°llr4migmillin" " fisre " eirali g "1 ' '.. et the ". t Zed t '" it ' dlt arl'e°ll° the P.44185t°6 r w nto " ;;rt 'r r i ess of te s eonf 4 ed i - . ( : :: : **. o. r . ..F.A1''.14.1. ` l ;'• • • -:' d ' ' ii••• r ea s et, ; an • • ',•, -- ' ,' I a , • 410, lab . p „,,,,..4„ a ff s , w a y .,,,, aaa waam, oimmisidlindhilised)lhornie • Heir . manes Sleitiet oramiociasof _a i ~, i,. - of , 1004ivilt . ftietiten..vverhte core icempirtet., Imo , cow * * , dby wpm! am .4* -- ..-t - ii --- : e limos us soy S pan ish force which may be c o mpetent to keep ••111C-!' e ' IV* • • 4.1411 o !hip's. and fa thole camiskifee mon of the paisioa4 by Austrian troops. Prussia ttiguarded _. ._ e jrliirstrcottlr sir a littillt eta* hoods of the 'adieus. This puts . .. , "b ete I go r •p eec tielauees, pipe fulled of *slims cootthlatil Arahh ut tire . Parma, tow, kis melar boarhood. Petiole wishes .• as iteslit•th4,4 h o p i tak,o, o f 40 0i t i on . ant i !Littman Netherlands for tilt exchange* i j . . 4 k: ~, • •••2 * ' •-"' . .iawser parie:Oloce to their plan 4)f treatment in- chn4 to Filen oil t oily &white to tae ignorance of itafee -• _ Lich 4 ___ .. - - .: _ ~4 . - " a r' . , t•PoOltfatia mead .arid• period smestablieltiment. la Inc eraPYrittlaa• hhrl'ltichrottlerncs,m far as p a ss ible , N et fortbeei Wh iff her frontier and by this , • .. . •r• •i, , , , ..,y.; *P 1e • i ; l ir ' ' . 1 • • ''' . ' platy, wJatbec prodoce4 by convivial eaten ! ! , by rilleldflren444FM.• he•Vg. s a n g tea the treMilt of .91le el lasttollon,Looeser na" In.en arid ot es te 4 Vo Y eg tr a a n m s P o e f ted the fo ßri rth tii b h y h t l h i e - s.. olisiliOc. The safrlay fl ie f - r o lo f p ol i tito _p recutfoo of , f ‘ tj o i tod s wot, monde, Limburg, Vertiea,:' .o. _as ; , - • ' .. to dogislities; of scotuni•pleriseires,'by sedentary etletieneeln the urinal; d it . for which she proposes to a' = --. .4•:.) . _ • i ~ over. ua(ious hobos, or hy soy other CHI'S?, the . . bic*c l / 4 1444 • *lain, or 11 . 41,4 ,1. 'tee floe* oalaitildt-ik Abort, Ware Maio I learn from a grootlemais from Washington, that , • * e r . . ritio,will•plattfee the ho, Pphlst Sitect.. in improving ha* itiverid her right over nee acsA) ' WilL in rate/aphides loads, cettehspottrons o • q( the to ''' '' ' Cl res - . i is keseoreolly sad wad v e e en d N n m einet ;a n ii. kis powerless state, •ItitrOtbe seacepliallt Ofttalloteuroglieneatlmes, no Spanish agent has yet appeared to receive Pensa. . , /; g sktifiristilvelisbility. law bees under the, cure hr ke rt .e o 2 iblrttb A P i ll t eu t l2 V i h r t ll o ll l ll , 44 "tk leliti • a° a ir foist from nor troops. - Thil deify his . probably arisen..,... a the Stag of the Netharloodir ' T ',' ; 11 0Mil girlia 4 .11 • 1 .. Geeldrer, WM tie esore•ciart e • ' • ‘ • 14 # „; eg g LNG rot t he r kt ov il o f c omp l a i nt , ° ro e be roused into manly eaer,gy.-latenee'atat-ftnniadeiste asst. ! ,,.„• , . •u• woo s . i l • oli o a u bpplo g; e ndows, a • m ood 'sad lety-losig waliewite4a tropical Clierio cml lir avy AlibellellSiNiNi from Governer Massou'e beirkz driven to Campo's:lg, lion will Oh better milli a•' • . •4; „,,.„„„, maid,.......,...„,,....dei.0.., w il iffe. r ecmyd.sissageNer...s.,,,,,,ea cm, w. b ..d,,,,,,,,... b .„„ ) ,,,,,„„ ib ,,,,,,„„,,,,,, . sty. .... 00 . : :: _ ; „-..... f , „! .-4 • : „, .fas satiailetnry evi reiter tbi divisive superimlty . of ?desert , . can hfild nut sus assurance of re•latilaLition i. :7 loo. - frionotti bea bes se wh a ieb et, ' .: wh utoses d ou b ts opts gist scsim l g oar Rani -', "IrlaSetileairtsi t° " di o f the 11, ' a rr ik - •"" s `' . - E - -.. • •I• . Cacriy. and Cu.'s pi \ ofilMnotirit s wow of cheap qeoiletnen hatteholli arayserea the ronevira ho er . to present poseliii: 'njit 'tvattseeiraW 7 " . • :- - ' . . . • insetted Skhleires trod.' t'e a ttrenly_ *Mira and had been un- That bone to loosen ha fines, L 1 , ,,„S YEN ERE A, rah ewer , as. to the conatitatiqnal power or the President '- , • ..-, .. . - 4 41 re the corepet Wag% ' lutes. mbt344 ;ad ember Seelisons 'beirmeett felleiewlY, the intltmeeh mane . of "Ind St ill " :eta" sr. Metric's proyisiorially, it may bo .plaasing rael l ee the sen O °ll 4 th e °t/iet - Podrdilis al .•• . :- ''''''' 7:;; `''' press, if teratidatettbelore irdisperatt -. A-• *repel mainetime, who ~,t the mire by the applicable ,hasitte divested its aulidote of th•ise distressiog properties dun '' Commerce wtorta thee be tendered tem,. A , I L, l t s i ?., - ' •eittbe !Ain't Caustic, *kin . . Mem,. Currienod•Co. so long rendered its exhibition uncertain sad' herein .•We to kern, that the course of the administration has • emo , b e 0 ,,, e ,4 1 0 11 ; 044V on, rAl t .st o v e n doic s e b. beet tiplaio oar atesind by observing to Pasieuti tubssalrr been reoeptable to the blijtisters of 'foreign nations ' e ta ta e T t m i h o s o re ro r r e ttbel oon a ta d b j l o e s :zlt t sc o t r of h 8 le ir „,_ " 4 ee :it her ii sie 7 :6 o4 l :7 ± • - :' .. oftreey, and temeac, at their Xasse, ritiaof, tisttoo-garden...- - der this malady, that a few disks only are required for t he ~ • • ' , at Weshiogton. The French Mitiister, in particular, • Patients In'tlie cciuntry are, reisseital'io state the- PIM- "'el of eerlY trelteele Clhet rite . * Wet • kn i eletaie eaaa I Awe taken •id to obr remedies. isho a nth, nod ti.‘"l. a pawn VAG. 'V nes, a doe 9 ieteeese is she qoestipo .is said • 41" " 91 ' heirtme 'r • s" " \ . 1.4 4 ~,,di rsbis 4 "vi i,L i ' l lie C as es - «I sus perisbinnelt Toted. A i :disease rio - bc 7 ~,• A w l * b ecosbu t ee . or al . iiine us k , _ icipes t w ,o. (sore ref from a um ;;;;;41 omwor remori l oppm Prre ri lertnt sp 4 to to se . *presse d his perfect sa ti s f ac ti on eig:the re- • • • ••.• . ' .... Portage!, w ill force Congress to agree 'to ,1 *ill be gins ar- scot to inter pair % or the tingeing. sis aware --..- soliallon taken by our Posernment. On t! • , other derangeme nts of the generative ksurra, as weakness, pi. • I . is- S "" ett." . Yl " .hmlit4l4° ' II " unditilitig4 the Pel " B* 411' , it ti . & es ciall tricture. ohs I lef Iris' . , tna ea-••r •• ika ate I*Cortainly are in want offacts to nottaiiirs. p r incip le s Nee , ,vae • - . AVZ l tioty.Arstarhisel, ta, ilmoccuant f ' modirium.-401i ma. ___e MS, r• ee ••- nnless some stiptilatidniamadnielkoW4firolgy:lalrorretZet restored drowsed without the u,e or eatblic or elPetiOals- • . ollailthe opinion on tiffs sohjoat. ,et• )i 4 ) '-i : 4 • 514 i . . , a p t e i t ee li i it a r i i , t i itl in ift w e h ia i gilt u i a la ness. lhe ia rnish ier iald ieZ . h w tl isti , , elifac il.bt escaped 7e: wo wb seesnii c .heamorsill7meet4tleacvrietorybei d oop_ b_ t_w_ m . b e t ioi ", 4 it .. .) ; t b i : n fi o n r al th y e o S g e ne i n t W i e O rh a ai e tchtlre: rF l iF i ti ll i it l te lbe ltZtl ini d.'4llll , l 4 l 4api tikbeilill: ill e ; Fr o ln7li e j r l . i• . - . . like that in thi liea . fy of Iliiiidet i kir • . 9 i i : • 1 ,1 . INCOM MON ' GOOD ' I , RA V ' ls, 7 3.l.l[NG, from pelseded the mean . usually adopted. lo flee, our. system is re It's le Pere' , ' 4 . Paris, 'by' which the Ainbassadort of P il e ze the MAIIXON'S ITBAD INN. SBA` W-HILLI sta_"%se, peculiarly energetic, and emineetly successful. ••% Ir„,yoitg, Litms, pAllmnustass, e n d ail furls; of ma or thd general occommodanow we do NW limit - eer . iojotige of tilt post ; end th e Legislal ill, hea_Loc , h will like g f re r at Powers shall conslitutaa 'standing ctiniteill ** N.OR,TII- . cFlyea to wiped period- of practice, but some be comalted ill 01l be in sessioo, to regulate the future. If ?pato if Faro can sovereignty, or becorde tite esgar k ory . 7 9 „„. fa l ai t ras ky - " , I t, Best ti on i a , an d keep egotent mast . noble liun.-Country Patients MP requested to describe , . • Tine, insiondy *thir symptoms, •Stc. wean Medicine/li , with 7.4loiset 1 • tiolated thelth Article of herVreaty,Congressint4 . ~, - -.. -4,.. • By IL Mg.-4 PUNT A Ili and Co. • will be immediately , forwarded to any part of the Kingdom.... f a t wets to declerHilorr . ;if site i ts enable to rein • legatees of Congress . there All soma ko-no o '- I " . 7 PP°C j: . IiKILRGEN'S, RBA 6 U , 1142 SNOW-HILL, LoqapF. A hant•oote is espetVed to nccemensiny the k•ase. - ' is Indiana, they wilbise ready to aothoitie. the . • , tunny left •of obtaining . *ln'a 'cdovenieNt • Jost pahlished, . ~.e,k%,.. P to Mika, 11. provisional • oc.supetioo of • . . --- Men° L et t Or , • • ' THE EMS Or LIFE, a toolbar Commentar i v o a ......., u `tits_ . • ' •• t•• /lee %task* Post Coaches, map Coacher, du...vet out ~. •- • -' , r, - - ito Saharan's Head Aim, Snow-hill 1- aboyerDiseuses. • Fir GOSS and Co. May be WM at . w ......- giolitlite Pr-of such pssis. of it . eta' ma be sofi t icient ci r° u l *. l . 7 t e i t o i : e of m i ! i d it,t ia .. r . r ii lttc o , u o e f . I . h .l e i g ie rc d a ., t e et_ St b sl e t..: e4 O s n p - t a h ini o master-row ; 174 Ficet.street t and nt all Booksellers. Price 4 1 . tO fro Ith i . • . t . - . 'rho V i llilit.E. a new Liverpool Light Coach. only one r, , ight lions like ;hos,. which the - p isil n (lo p t r eg in tl i or:t g . n is c e is ki ' Gossued co. M. It.'C. eaaecos, '" 4 I 0 ern. • ** htin ' "g ' - ' 4 • • and her coin:oer - IVO ht to understand, that t , e! , - on the 4: carriq Four Insides and Four Outside.; sees. ut Is, Bosaveriestreet, Fleet -street, Loam,. - thoPrelident, in soreetitlerloK rensacbi a , yields it „ -; •r 'every day et ClOo; O'Cloek, arrives at Liverpool nest Aftersono 4,. WINK '4'004 through Danalethie Wonbarn Lathbury, not 'so . touei frit 'any resiiic t fo"? tree !ontiubt a l. 0r ., 0i likely to taka pimp., herdiepottibil °films a *olford, Lutterworth; Hinckley; Atherrtope„ ' "'-'' ' - - ''''''''' Trots a' regard firriset Obbstitoderet **teem's* ass .. 4r. '' . 2 ItOttelYs NeWeoldee Koottforde Warring. \ • ' AMERICAN PAPERS: kee.complied with' bes Treaty, bat because he wishes °!. rite •Pr4ers.t ' llllol° SP•t"' Ti verynolltit, .elferikla + • Mid ' 1. , • I • ta , comply with the Charter, .tcom which Ste u'esseer___ ,* ~t e, r r ris h lile e j it: : . e l i f. . 1 1 4 11 - ,_ 74 1 1 4 4 e r thOUTHAMPetaN, imeieotes, Whichester. and Swap , , I . 6 r iiii 4k sa „, teisine •c p :„ ... b bi i e ~ ; 0117 ., (44, • o li cT oN . o .lLhi t -' 7 - TliAC e O l U kw ilSE. lthich meet the hi pewee. I..st it goof be ascertained thatiliteettlfe . . w,lien he , beard of. the • tre'ataiet otraaiier l' . ;] '. ' '-411.4keIrhiveMNoinwtocipgirf.a2rIThill:etall"lialasatiet4illtelliiii rilditvelmice t°ll / 6 4.1. - ir h Unit ed Slates sgainst tenets lowing di, .ei .,,,.. thitr es will truth, ability to cu . entgy with he r 4s i t t : l ; = --• • . 'anti 4th ' Amity - Nebo 'tad - formed ' 1 - t . 7 " 31P04 ' PI 1 WWI, Otise,r, theorem,. au, yaw% ii ii „. El quite, port., . ~ t e ~24. t ions ; thet ittiltes orour citizens are ES /Mir • - Rts - Cpprt • mad • for who .. • 'ma ador at ~ ./ ,•` • - . - - That Ara the Brim& 'bah pdaa wene J kli s trilli sherd, it thliTnatses; it tilVilkeeoure'todet . • ~,,, lr et 14viociep, „ toss voit o iihic h eye i mrett j Mi . slued tht•groatilt "res i secet, 'ofpcmstati ma • . 14 * * itr- - . Santajd; Pm [ d•sch,,,:art4lst Yntssibl4 . ' I . 'tat lirrm a r 4 2 • - - ___ .. , • , i ''A ' lit veis'eTnelt, Oa d. " • AU' port Was been cet4ded with. Hid ♦ ventrelsot 11; the l t ig a t 7:4l., ?. reffa i ii, n a oragina rt hi c i a •I a t vai rseru nnealt t stonttity ' -4ho a b t . Wo ha ' t 'a e c litilsen f bi llet ler thi elli tTthe s ett • •• • , i - . hi a .Dnvchester, landfocd,Sallehury. Andover, • !01.tite.Inse4ves of vivo little time that remained to ihe ought immediaiely to. shape her obtuse accord , i r s e i a. ;, .....: ~ , Post Cottch. every Afternoon), The fti riiitiliVa liC To ~;• .. t - Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Ma • take,usray ca4rgoes of our produce. Some of these . ~i mints of the other Sovereigns - Cc/TO onded with Wale u y and tineqsi• ' ri ' , .kilo, or. op l iii . ji see the consequences. 1). ..f df 'kis Prussian M'a'esty' ito gesein - sl - • ..,:r H SEER , Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falopup, • . -- Paytmqpllt, ali , Sulishory, Sew Post Couch, every Morning . 1 0.. hive sailed, aid • probably, ere this, have made a E t, good o ffi ng ; critters hay . e put to sea, trot *mingle. oss ;on apyr ow .• COIdhIERCI AL oA z ETTF ; ocT, helpthish Revolutiottary Gazette, published at vocall - announce d . . If ~ C engiesi iii ill takes up the ! A.; 41. k • • • , .at Seven o'Clistk, through Hannon. Axminster; Bribitorti, the north-easterSy gale that is now prevailing, mom t l' I N I sui.sowd, Baeloglitoke, and . have been comported t o • pot heck, i lll neirlletti• - quirlerl, near the mouth'of tire OronOto, - ques • t i il o vu le i a. muc h . , ik ed f ... d i a . . while others, announces the arrival there of B. in sane , E • the wfli•proceed noYanher mid it "than to' fie some ''' : a -o at a sin, they •', *Ararat! BRISTOL Flying tat COIF. ; vq. as e rig • i woharo, came, and Mindborough, every Afterooon c birivr at . 1 hough ready 40 4 ' aka, have thattethhtlige e p. 11 4 Pil t ? d.hfficiat Avid of the United States. to the Govern- t I c em e ..4 ..... 'Mr. Mori, the Greybeneed Ivo, Bath; and the Landon Tarenu . 0 loin to heat ! wiodw. - cOntert, in astir} •of a separate ariblication to any eto ners principlA on which they jnay afterwards sit its , J . .-- ••.;. 0, . tient presided over by. Bolivar, rod that be bad been % • 5 -11"."41clies ' 6441 the Swan , 14rWt°4 mat Milirgi ‘ g * -- . I . :hu orders from the Secretary of the Titling a• • cnactio to Wells, Grid Toutdoa, Bitter, Pl3thatith.. 1 _ . ,„. , ~ .... ~ ~ „ : ,• 1 • received with respect by Bolivar, who, in behalf of . s i,e, of rheas _ ' 'ft...m.4 „S• ;,.„ -, 11 ._,....,_ Et_ ___._! ' l 4l _ . _ ice will be , raceme et a have.bitbrfe..sritarife4 it PreisA4biak . hit AR 9 ~ *(1 . 0 most . tssrssary for on reports tvharh I .114v4 this Powei A in . catpa. she re against , ttliffo4olll ire (hit some sou f s ol t ati r fare firmly'. lief, ithein part 9 Abe , ft ? inletPe to I ro w hir aft 'that thii :great holly teithq , srelty or , Tisza, eiaa nn, aged !Imp by trance; ii iiviamklikstall, a themselves irio.petv• of iron Owls ii ihll 51 36 ish'ed; ibeta(re, IP gi l : of id the .oeiblem 1 tivi , itorbtie!itiiiniti) s tet ne Prilfilatl intliritekste '6 . if es prefsaft:e. 4srs re. Gee (eau leak, etOk. Pluisir j eat ilal lope ~ El t! ; , ~ (.1: 4~ e 2110. .~ r 1 s 7 1 1 . • ;~: i