The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-10 00:00:00

- DIP" Cc J aA cu i pL t t /tAt gi j d e ; .I ‘ / tatemn _‘) 84,44.4 ~~ t• LONDON, WEDNgS AY, MAY 10, 1820. -, •.. fib• 4713. _..~• it Ike Wll.O OlRElinving boen honoured; ali its tees& t yke. with three mods of Applause. wl/1 he repotted seal Eveniug this 11 . erk only. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE , AsrLEY . % giTaIINSTIM - 1 1 1 111 DOS. tiltRIR EVENING, Wcowitsbes. May 10, and jurlog doe Week, at fief-past Six o'clock precisely, an o rieely Dew iatereatint aplendid Et otist,las 'Mele-Drama, . called of GfIINA ; OR. THE FATAL FLOOO-OATII. Ilia (the Fislierwan's Wife), Mrs. Aide,. tined last Keene, reteesenting a Chinese Fortress. with r pies of the Flood Gate. Rising of the , Waters. sad osnne,gaus preservation of the Frio.* by Ike sagacity of his Hurst. Ao The Tow strisn's surprls!pg Ilorsensassillp , wittscivs emit or ki t g e , partlenlirly his Imitatios of a !Wakes et • sae oa theherse's hsre leek. I.tasaise extraordinary Rope Dancing. by Moosloue Lon torquer, Parts, A Cemie by Mt. Sloessa. woop cf Yolli, r eers and Tomblers will go tlireegh their slur isinit Evolutions. The whole to conclude 2 in: (positively for tlili Week drily) a Coale Desteele Melo-Drone, Is Tee Acts. with Kew ar.. s ;r, Siteneri, I)rteet tad Decorations. rolled wit,i)-(HRI,; cot, Tug Aseasstss or .Ivavitors. Geaeiriete, the Wild Wel. Iles. Astley. Vous. 2s.—Ualleey, Is. ;c.o.'s to he oprn *Chaff-past Five, and bilk' at half-past wit oTiock previsele.-1121f-priee at half-past Eight.— Flaw for the Bases to be taken of Mr. Kinloch, at the use-I/Mee. from Ten till Four o'clock. price Ss., is boards, PRCIMENS OP SYSTEMATIC MISRULE; i• 3 or, Warw . Sums annually enpenited In upholding a Imptrs,tare; Discoveries of the highest Importance to it Mankind Smothered; Injustice perpetrated, fur Hes s nit of State; from Official Proceedings and Correvondenee of toe Ministers of the Crown. the Privy Council, the Board ..! feeds, Ins Levant Vcinpany. &c. ac.; and Reports of I: .1 tnittees of the House of Commons, sod of the College of i',Ts:cians , during ao Investigation protracted for a period o`neirly Four Years i.litstrative of the real remote cause fIA IktUistrews of the Nation, and of their sole efficient Itnarny. "Someenins is rotten in the State of Denmark." Hondo, Act I. Scene tv. By CH kRi.ER MACIE U. Ication: Sall by T. Dolby, il9O, Strand. and all other " The Canoe fir whit* lIAMPDEN fell in the "id, and SYDNEY died on tAe Scaffold'" ANDILE23 on an i141 , 1t01/110 PItItICIPLL-11. C •DAVIES, et Sr. M•orto's-Lana. opposite Net aioughlet's Coffee-Morse. sole Maoufacturer albs hopspiai Waxed Wick Mould Candlee. witieh are universally ano**4' to-barn equal to Wat, deems it occesearS? to Caution S. Nobility sad fautilles molest tho ham sttempts of prom, !daily advertising. es mast &releasable bqt tbesw bad atilsio Wareboase as stove. or No. wt. Fleet-stpset.---irilleo Sperm Candles. Ss. 4.1. per lb.; Politer Wag Elgin* ti long Wax Pleem. Ss. ed. per lb.; linperbd WatW Wick Mould Camilei, I Is. ed. per &ern ; beet Mora Cultist. Ita. pee dozen ; Mottled Nosp. from We, ta nee. per mt.; Yellow Snip. Pis. to liar. per cwt.; fibs Curd Neap. lOW. per cwt.; IN ind‘or and Palm !Milt. K. 4d. to Pi. per lb.: drown 111ndeor 91. to 21. ed. per lb.; Fancy Soaps. de. per dozes ; dealing Was. Si. Od. to 7s. per lb.; lie. livens Oil. is. ed. per gallon ; Cosonson Oil. 4s. per gallon.— N. H. Orders forwarded to all parts of . town, and earefolly pocked for the rottntr. _ FROM TUESDAY'S LO.VDUN GAZETTE. be glowed, wo shell &weal@ with, piny of their sonless or Olsen at out Court at Carlton House, this eth day of May, lltPs. and in the Mt rear of our reign. UUU SAYE Tilt KING. SUPERRPDED. Daniel Armitage. Huddersfield. Yorkshire, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. IL Baines. Lakester. tailor, to surrender May IL 24. and te99. at the Three CrownJ inn. Leicester. Attorue)s• Cooke, Leicester ; and Mr. Jawos, El)-pitta, Holborn, - . May M. 17. mut June VI kttorur,s. Mr. Peacock.. and Co. Lincol.es-ion- rooper's-roe. Tower+ PO, me timildhall. At ersniagloome, merchants, ..1•111Intel, Rirmineeham. Rusrker, Or Wm-Ina -place, eltU costliest, Slily lan. Ok rood. Attorney 4, Net-joint's-ion, Fier:- lierkahlry, fanner. May 90. . Reading. Atturne‘s, Meer)-lane, Londuu ; and 4irthataptun, geneses, May 1.4.1410 n. Attorney, blr. levadon. I :st)ISED. lac...leaf-Id. Cheater. h i. Pinder, Birrnin/hem, ..11)nrry. Great Winclie,ler .la)ley, Ilatitlersficld. York- Rrooke, flunky. Yorkshire. aad k.. Tarry, Pea . R. Strlekraad, and J. N. (ins. I). Hatrlson. and 6. Inufaeturers —E. Poised!. .. and tile intrinfachtrers— J. Gray. and W. Burrowa.. Birmingham. ine-nierehant%— P. rat re. and J. itoutledge. Lndgatr hill, sllterstuillia J. piA T Frngrott, wagraon-iraneri--W. Gtl.tl. J. and R. 11. 4hatin, and W. Gillett. jun. Banbury. Ostord e,*altag- salitaratturrrs. [Pronsofinnt. fir. To-nterreff.) —. taiidne. dr. Pfillnar. Cainbrltior. dealer. May hi : Pirkeeell Inn. Lasettriilge. Attu Mgt.; and Messrs. Toone an , Lonnon. . Danvers. and .1. I/ens-Frs. jun. C merchants. May It Juni ti. and! , hlr. Hodgson. Castle-street. 11 , .. T.. W. H.. stud J. 11. 'tarns. Air taill, ti. and June oWI. at the Loyal ay,. Messrs. Rattler and Bowl nn; and Mr. 111 rd. Riroilsgbani. q • . . Podlsorengis, Gionerster, MIL and June 90, at the C...orge lan T. Hawker. Stroud; and Mr. King, illtinl, Landon. P. Ba4holinnet. ItasiMoa. Ilerksh ff. and Jun,. IU, at the Rear Inn. Mr. pinuan, ilynsones-ina, Chancer, sr. I Ullman. Reaninr. • R. Holmes, and T. F. Crane. North Jane I. and At, at (I.lSdhall. 1.i.1 cow), Freeman's-court. Coriiiilli, I PARTNERSH IPS DISs 4. Howarth. sad J. Shepherd. Mal •onereisanwC--4, Varney, and W. uttkeri—J. Nellie mad .1. 6.ont sl, merchants--J. and T. Halley, re, pinmbers --W. and J. Rrooke rnonsauraetartses— E. Hester. rilibeh•Ntreet. sehoolipigtrerthe..—r. R Paw. Coventry. chemists—S. I/Isou Ditton,iitteMeinNorkshire. comb-many and J. Rate, Lhdlow, tialop.briel. an, . . . PIT VIC KIM/. t 11410CLtMATIDN. declaring his Majesty's pleasure.. touching his Royal Coronation, and the aolantnity thereof. - - berg's New _ of Art of Correspondence. 44. Ilf.-bd.--Cataloicue of the Pk tares in ilia Lousrt•, is. bds.. 6s. bd.-1 Large Map of France, Heir Intn. Snitterland, .Ic. 6s. fot , lcd, 94. canvas and came.—Hannoniere's New Pocket Dictionary. In French and En;liah. and English and French, resised by C. P. AS Mimic', ha. Intl.—Totirist's Journal. :is. 6d. Fringed for Sainue: Leigh, 18, Strand. TO BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. IIHE TIL.II)E are respectfally ittforinekL that the Patentee of the WHALEBONE BOOTS and SHOES, W. A. Lls.acort, Ni.. 13, Corn hill. London, is willing to treat with respectable Honwrs for the sale of Licences fur the abase argyles, on liberal terms.—Letters must be post yak.. RICH WHEEL: — POI R ur tiD,O9O. TWO Or de 10,0U0. MID fLTINTY-TWO 0111 LR CAPIT&MI LT TO DRAW. 4PARROLI., the Contractor. rtiper.fillly reminds liis Friends sue the Public. that THURSDAY. ISth MAY. 14 the See , ..eil Day of Dee winr. whes the Two First Prises will 4+14)410.000 Coast! , emelt to addition.—Poreltesers hasethe stance of the r0;1, • in g Grand L.k.t of Prises*. Iris. 4 • of ....140,000 ... ..f 1.40.000 4. , 10.0P9 20.001/ ..... a.. t lA* Mosey 4a ...a.... a.... DUO Consols 1.1. • 4.0t1 Consuls. in 299 Cont.,lo 3.11119 14 al. • •• • • •.• •• • 2tlo Consols. ti.OllU Begirt** the fell proportioa oft lOU, Ake. and .t 16 Prises. Watranted (indrawn Tickets and Vll.ares are selling by Celine/L. Coalmen!, No. 19, Cornhlll and 26, Oxford. street. Lemke, who elterpti slut sold, to the last few months. x. 11117. 711 b..... 41.tX.11 2,26 ....... I 316 99.000 Ice. ae. CARRoLL .1111 red Red sold Four Capital Prises that wet, draws tke First I)sy, rth April. ------ rpHIR present being a STOCK BISII E begs to cell the attention of Me Trleede to the unpa rallevri Items, of his Olkes, in ptsseding Sled Lotteries; s he shared sad sold 13,663. First Z 60.000 Consols. ISM', Last • 6u,uUo Consols. 9.996. Eli st 40,000 Consols. SOU, First 110.000 Coasels. 6067, First 30.00/ Cosmic And in Mosey Lotteries, his success has bees wrest baring shared and sold Twelve Prises of agi• Le. Ike. ke. And In the very last Lottery. bomb% in Skates, 11,1507 a Prise of .t 310.01/J MONEY I Resides several minor Capitals. Tickets sod Shires, warranted ;indrawn. are sow selling at Mem 4. Certain!, and 9. Linelarefolle• -11 / e Tnesselavd IPteitsts hare bean draws. 'hero are 70 Capitals In the Most. The Vino Prise is smell Class nextbay of Drawl'. 111th of this Month (M Y). will each resolve Cassels, so! Ten other Capitals - soy be 'vested to be AM day. • • SW lig. (00LOPION'S MIMI IMP lIIALTH ; or, Ad- 1 , 3 ,I*ols bast Sow is a of Complalats. With asstq ow toe V L try, sassioal Weak mid ISIPt Wok Wiwi °maim ; sa VS %MIK NorrakilliSill* or Yoterst. liflottloo M Sus Work Is tie' Ibo *spew of if s " 0 141 VP* *on to** Asia &Simko owl • hitt.llltf Stadostar taw senses, &dos= Asa bolOits of tir oolongs. god marts 160111 ft* Ilvet. " br *Pier 911110 a; lallsioo, sod sa *Ow 2 " 18.611.- . • hoc Oconee R.—Whetras we have resolved, by the favour end blessing of Aintostyr Outs. to eelubrate the solemnity of our Royal Coronation. upon Tuesday. the first day of As. gust nest. at oar Palace, at Westminster; and fomented's, by ancient customs and usages, as also iu regard to divers tenures of sundry manors, lands. and other hereditament*. many of oar loving subjects do elitism, and are bound to do and perform divers several services us the said day. sad at the time Of the Coronation, as, in dines precedent their ancestors, and those front whom t::ey claim. have dose and performed at the Coronation of our famous propidturs and predecessors; we. therefore, out of our princely care fur the preservation of the lawful rights and inheritances of ear subjects whom it may cowers. have Utosight lit to give notice of, and publish our resolutions therein ; and we du hereby give notice of. and publish the same accord ingly: And se do hereby further signik. that by amt.:com mission under our Oreat Seal of (areal Itritain, we have ap pointed and authorised our ntost dear brothers and faithful counsellors. Frederick Duke of York, William Henry Duke of Clarence, Augnstos Frederick Doke of Sussex ; our most dear cousin and faithful counsellor William Frederick, Duke Ist dear cousin and faithful counsellor Charles Earl sarrington ; Puilip Earl of Hardin...; John Earl of Chatham; heavy Earl Bathtirst, one of our principal Secretaries of State; Chides Clietsrysol lid Tal bot. our Lieutenant-General and general-Oosernur of that' part of our United Kingdom called Ireland; Robert Banks Earl of Liverpool. First Lord Commissioner of our Trea sury ; Richard Earl of Donoughtuore ; Toousas Earl of Chi chester; Iltnry Earl of Mufgrare; William Fart Cathcart ; Jahn Earl of Sheffield: our right trusty and w:11-beloved counsellors Robert Stewart. Esq., rommonly railed Viscount Castlereagh, one of our principal Secretaries of State; Charles Cavendish Renaud., Esq.. commonly called Lord Charles Carradish Roitinck. Treasurer of our Household; .r right trusty and well-beloved cousins end counsellors Peery Clinton Sydney Viscount Strangforil; flobert Saun ders Viscount Melville, First Lord l'oinniissioner of our Admiralty; llear7 Viscount Sidmouth, one of ran. principal Secretaries of State; our right trimly Anil mood-beloved cons eallor Thomas Hamilton, F,sq., commonly called Lord Elio sing; Robert Jocelyn. Esq.. cosunsonly called Viscount Jocelyn, Vite-Chataberlain ofbiir household : John Thynne, -KN.. commonly called Lord John Thymic.; Oessrce Thomas Beresford. Esq., eommonly called Lord George Thomas Be vesforil. Comptroller of Our Household; the Right Herd. Father in pod. Our right trusty and well-be:ocei Counsel lor William Bishop of London : Our right trusty and well beim ell Coonsellors William Pitt, Lord Amherst; Charles fieorre. Lord Arden; Alleyne. Lord St. Helen's: Frederick Itlorton. !writ lienley ; John Lord Itechsdnle ; Thomas Lord Erskine; Charles Manners Sutton. Esq.; :sir Arthur Pagui, Knight ; William Wellesley Pole. Esq. ; John Trevor, Req.; Sir William Scott, Knieht ; Georg : ('a n Esq. : William Dimilas. Esq.; Charles P.silip Yorke. Esq.; Sir William (irant. Knight; Thomas Irallare, Esq.; Charles Bathurst. Esq., Chancellor of our I)4.eily of Lenesster; Charms 'Long, Esq., Paymaster Cenroil of our Forces; Sir John Bedew Warren. Baronet ; Sir Farm \r es. Hato net ; Charles Arbuthnot, Esq.; John liouldwins Free, Esq.; Nicholas Vansittart, Esq., Chancellor and Under Treasurer of our Exchequer ; Reginald Pole Carew. Esq.; John Sul-' liven. Esq.; itichard Rydet, Req. ; Sir Jobs Frederick John Robinson. Treasurer of unr Navy; WiUlam Vesey Fltzgerold, Esq. Robert Pcel. R!ri. • Sir Thomas Musser, Knight, Master of the Rolls ; William Ileekissou, Erg.; William Sturges Bourne. Esq.; Martel Besot Sir Henry Russell. Baronet; Sir Rlabold Riehards, Knight, Lord Chief Baron of onr Enehegitio Joh. Beet'ett, Esq.; Sir Benjamin Blooms old. Knight; Jobs Leach, Knight, Vice-Chnnrellor of England Shy Charles Abbott. Knight., Lord Chief Justice of our Court of King's Beach ; Sir Robert Dallas. Kaight. Lord t*htefJon tiers of our Court of Common Pleas; Sir Samuel Shepherd. Knight. Lord Chief Baron of oar Exchequer in Scotland ; and David Boyle, Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland. or any See or more of them, to rrertee. hear, and determine, the petitions aad claimse which shall be to them eshibited by any of onr losing subjects in this behalf; and we shall ap point oar said Commissioners for that purpose to sit in the Painted Chattber of our Pallier, at irmstininster. upon Thursday, the Itith day of this irritant, May, at twelve of the cloak at boos of the some day, and from time to time to ad journ, as In them shall seem meet. for the execation of our geld Connelenioh, which we do ems publish to the intent that all miehliersione whom it may aar rras.s caacers,•neay know whey owl wbeve to give their ittenshare for the •ThP biting of *Or _petitions sod claims eonrerning the merriest brfore-memeod be be done and performed auto us at ow said Committee; and we do hereby signify unto all every oar wil4ollll MINN. la moo ciaiworn. that our hilt l a phonon I f. sod wed. hereby itrietly charms all pothook •oll' =rank or gay mover they be. who, either epos oar to them diseased. or by reamste of fbnir offices cry to nee* tar otlieeirbe, ere to do any service it the mad ible or diiistbf be/ Cesesties. thoteory do duty thri nMUD*. omardiagie. lo• al Tempests Ilsrebdsed and appointed as to ee great a fiessillitA anti answerable to the dir e igag•gog gooey tine of them respectively Wasik tog or this they or any of them ere Mt . le ta. MIS &AMR the essuOrory at their pailini unlearn ars 'paint blesses by 'smolt, 'paler vet to tit» Emperor, nobler the command of tint Besse, halted at Arcahave, penetrated with grief at the n •sr s of their Chief •s death. They wit h...t to marels on Port-an-Prince to avenge his assassination, but their tieneral prevented them. thou.:ll with difficulty, and at kngth persuaded them to return to their can- Inuments, and remain peaceable and submissive. The province of the north, and the first division of the province of the we,t, that had taken no part in this bstainess. acknowledged oil, authority, save that of the, Aletteral-iu-Chief, and obeyed no orders but his. 'Whereas, the province of the swath and the second ill trillion of the west that had jaitied in the rovolottion,' obeyed and executed only the orders of Petion and Uer:n : these two l'itirfs pretended to obey and vceente 1 Uot orders of the tieneral-in-Chief, but they, in fut., 'aerated only what suited the:r own interests. In this state of things a civil war was inevitable. It be lame necessary to lay b •Coor the people and the toops, and the tienrral-in-Chief. the causes which had even tually led td' the death of the Emperor. In ramie -1 pence. Orrin wrotr to the lieneral-ito-thief from Anse a-Vean, on the hith eat its-taller, la t/6. and gave him as arcolout of the insurrection at Cayes, and of the causes which had led to it. ilis letter concluded in these words :---- " MT eIAR Ussltlt4l—All the army nod the people have regarded sou fur a lung time ai cos sucee,sur to the Gus ern- Sent of Itayti." 0.. the 13th of Oet,iher the Chief* of the army of the mouth wrote colleeth sly t i the General-in-Chief-1 " We will not conceal. - slid they.. , worthy Geneto4u- Chief. that we believe yonr indtenation equals our own; and that we will proclaim ton with joy and unanimity t h e ,saps eas Chief of the Islaini. ttudr.tr wallever denomination ion skint to- pleased to choose. All t w irls are with you we swear before Uod to he aludys lai:hful. and to die for liberty and fur rm." The very day subsequently to the Emperor's death, the .Minister of War, locrin, by his letter of the lath' October, corroborated that of the 13th, and pressed the tienera t .-in-Chief to assume the sa peeme c ommand. Petiun also wrote to the lienerui-in•Chief on this t rent.l liis letter, slated the 16th, speaks of the event which tool: place sin the 17th! and he prep the Getierat-ih thief to peke ttpon hifnery . ea GureziorteAt. 'I he Ge nerals assembled at Port-utt•Princr, published a pro clamation, entitled itesiitan. e to tiopperesion. in whieb they *ay, that Mr p, uple Clad the as 'my ptuelta;es Gear rat litory Chriett.phe Pro:•;eiortal Chi t / v . the Ilay taws 6.0-crivriersi, ere. ce , -. These ',moments prof: ev;dently that they had made .tsso of the liethert.l in-Iliief s name to stir up the pen- , r la_an.l the troops. and by the pubic voice call Ilion to be first Magistrate of tile Stour. Pat;tlO, lalagiat usages was to draw the Get:cr.:lin-Chief to Port4llll* Prises, that he :night fall into the rause snare as Den , Alisos had fallen in!.', foreseeing that he cull MS fir Henr y into his Wilt. t4uk lueattlret to rasa*, and the troops of the western and north ,provinces to molt. To effect tLia. he sent his and. weirs iota all parts, both by sea and Laud, to eirenliln prociaolations awl incendiary writings, to people to revolt against the !Matra; ;3 Chiele. vivant od his forles as 1 rowed %beta to nem the standard of revolt ; and while he General-in-Chief to be the head he ezercisad himself a espresso hi'atesl or changelthe civil and . to replace them by his own creatures the treasures aiiii.thermagasirses ' eased the power of lift lad rkath the sentences of the scented to I he ceased many superior Akers marred from a nraitotous • suspiL Merest and Lafleur were beheaded Aquin ; Genera! (let main, the Adjutant-Witt rend Tonnerre, Secretary to the Emperor. and Mtn'. for, wer. harinetted at Port-an-PtinCe, under the ere and by the orders of Petion ; the Coloceis Basile and Aona, anti a cr.wd of black officers were assassinated. hoc Ifitytian blood, the presage e s tit war, towed at Por:•au-Prince before a drop had been shed is the north by reteees of the Oenerel•in-Chier Oenerarinthiof sought by proclamations to testate traropHlity, and used evert. means which res.: Ws and humanity could devise befo e he took any taerciee measures to cheek this revolution. Deputies Mere Sainuronesi from the rations departments of the island to form a new Cotwtitatloa. Petioh and Lieria were charged with convoking the assemblies of the south, and the !mood divif.as of, the, est. The seat of Government was at th• Cape. It Was the resi deism of the Supreme Oovertunent ; it was in this city, according to all the riles of the empire, that the Constituted Assembly ought to be held ; bat Henry, to give to the Generals and the Diagistrates of the peoples prOof of his good faith and loyalty, ist order to avirid even the idea of a suspicion that he might wish to influence this Assembly, consented, on- torlunately, that it should be held at Poet-an-Prime; in a place far removed from his presence ahri influence. He was tar from perceiving that Petiot Would now use this proof of his loyalty to subvert hit riamtry. At Port-an. Prince, Potion and Orrin had assembled a strong cohort of tr sops, notwithstanding the procla mations find orders of the Chief of the tiovernment; who desired that all the troops might be seat into can tonment, lake those of the north and west. Hat Pe tion, by keeping a numerous army in thfi city, at the very time the Legitimate Authoritiri were ossetnhieM to frame a Constitution, passed his intettions to be power, nOt duty. • The deputies of the north, and a part of those of the west, had arrived, to eminence their operotanus•at one and the same time; but those of the Miner-, and of the second division of the west, hail rot speared: Petion pia off from day to ray the opening of lire Assembly, rJusing even to muse the place wheie chi sittings were tb be b-id. His object was tb gain dime, sod to Filature his plot. 'I kg. Ar, IWner; of ink iristhe-lfsellassaiwatelviti oda H *Mad Itself eat& pistetl of ifirry-follr emosbeert — tolrilAmPfdet Wht, of which number it ought tr have cossisiltd. Pi;tilieraod tferin had thus petildionsly given a majbritty br right deputies in the two divisions of the min'? Stbast• pentlen•ly of this, the terra. th-y initrestred 'the As sembly with by tacir presence and aft armed fume, ightts were cumpramis• el, and it wits no longer tree in its deliberations. In stain did the deputies of the north, mid the first division of the writ; represent that the Assetnhly was illeeafly conithoted : their ripe santations were absolutely rejected by the inajorite, composed of the two divisiotts of the south and the second (livisicfn of the west. The &rifles of the north protested against the open:don' of thil ult•cou: 'Grote:l Assemble. After .o many proofs, 'Multi, and aggressions the chief of the Government could no longer rritilltti passive spectator to the misfortuttem of his country, and he marched against Port•au-Prittee. Ott the lst of January, IltD7, he encountered. in the plains of Cibert, the army of Petion, which ... ft.; also in march to invade the first diviiion of the west. Pcion was beaten, anti owed his safety to the getlPTollity of Henry, who, on the field of battle. liberated a s great number of prisoners, and arrested on Its mirth to Port-as- Prince his victorious army, that he might 'avoid the shedding of innocent blood. Heft he r rote to Petion F ond to Garin, generously proposing a peace : bnt he 'only thereby gave Prtiun time to tally 1 is troops and fortify his position. Henry committed fhe same fault as Hannibal at the gates of Rome, after the battle of Cannes, with this exception. that Hannibal fought aoainst steangers, for wn.oss he could "feel no eynspa• ebles; but Henry against Ms countrymen, which tea ilere.i this military error excusabie, Thus it will be seen from what clauses the civil wars of Hayti sprung; a people, otherwise free and united, were partially aniseed mid tern by dissentious, thrungn the intaglios and ambition of one man-lcLf fiction. - I ,i 1 (cahoot Sall by T. Uoitiy, wov, oxrauu. RIM au um., of Gloucester ; our most dear cousin 211. l faithful counsellor —. __ WarPers. ---- Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg ; the most Reverend Father 145.1 IS oar rag t'ill'NES or TOL REVOLUTION CONTINENTAL GUIDF:S. In God, our right trusty and right entirely beloved counsel- nehlewing New lad Portable Rooks. with correct Maps. for Charles. Archbishop of Cattle/leery. Primate of all Eng- .I.IID CIVIL ;FARS r.r R. 1171 : ars, Views. &e. ate just pcbt:stted, for the Car of Ta•- land and Metropolitan; our right trusty and well-beloved IfOßWittit • snug* or roI.IIIcAL acrLteitoms ON 'Kitts ea the Cc yr INF.NT : counsellor John Lord Eldon. our Chancellor of Great Dri- DLANTA'S NEW PICIURE of PARIS, St. bd. tain ; our right trusty and right a ell-belot ed (mono. and el; TAI 4 ►IPRINEII WO4llll Co:Veen:4lNQ HAT 11, It 1 .- with trostumcs. I Is. —Releherd's Itinerary of Frame connsellors Dudley . Part of Ilarrowity. President of oar ssugitattit LS lieltioN OS ,Sac.t &C. &C. awl Reiglano,*. bc!.-tittich2rd's Itinerary of Italy. 10a.ed. Council: John Earl of Westmorland. Keeper of our Phity l e* hd.--Nrievard's Itinerers of Germany. 194.1m1.—itrirliard's Seal; our right trusty and right entire:) beloved cousin; tiallirlAT Toe raticist‘ PPLIXCX. 110* THIS PAPS* Linsf yy o f D enmar k, S we d en . and ftus.lt. i 1 ,, ho.._.R r i c h. anal counsellor. John Duke of Athol! ; JAIIICS Duke of Moat- . rtil.t state. ANDER J ‘MIESON. ESQ. :rd'sbieerarvinf Spcin anfl Portugal. is. b.f.—Schreiber'. rote. Master of our Done ; Arthur Dnke of Weilli • - . , . Guide diwe toe Rt•ine • tile. bd.—b'asi's Nen Picture of Master-Grown of onr Ordnance; oar right tru . Stowe, Nis. bd.—Vs...Fs New Platens el Naples. 10s. *Y 1. tire!) beloved George James Margolis of Ch . • 'ArS.II . fX T 4, tbi llft • -Post 114.4.1. in Europe. ha. bd.—Royces Belgian Traveller, Lord Steward of our I I ouseh“ld ; Francis Mar .., .Of 0 a assacsinsa of the Emiperor Dessalinesr os. tni,-Ebers Gui;le throne.. $s litilgiao.l. 5;. hil.—libel's ford. Lon! Clitnilwriciii . of our I los sehold ; iv_ . a . 'ti , . . ,1 3, ie s hrittOplie til the roust inTn n teati . h . le right to Artist( Switzerland. with KelteetiMap.S4.lo..- Mt. -Gentle goldsby. Marquis of ‘$ inehr;ter, Groom of Marna do Veltsgeur. three 110111111401. English. Fren ch , and James Marquis of Nalistsury ; Itlehard Marquis I i• . ment an the ,ot toe cattens. Pe. Intim, ala. Ilds ifodad.—Ditto. in sit holdout*, English. John Jerre} 5. Marquis Camden ; our right trusty a ..a . , it. .. . .. %A. : oo protamaion, Whatever. From th e mob. Itailaai. iie Gd. well-bolo Mllßa.and ormasellora Uourros •' • Owl . t . be rettntrie 1iew..... hAla Aise tersVatilaglaa. P gAinf".l - 7 _... aitsiir ia lirdftlitehtin; Prederielt Earl of Carlisle ; roe- ... . t IW2IIC- . •- -- idea into two uurtiri. ' 1 he Moles et the nett NA. wi,-0.,,,e, mr.i..... French Grammar, h. tkl , h!..lml.—kurn. ley Earl of Strifteohury ; James !:art of Lauderdale ; Ueore T._ of ' . L , L berg's New Picture of rennet. end its Environs, Bs. bd.— Earl of AlacciesSeld , t'sptain of the Yeomen of our Guard; glen the West, who nast oe..ri pat in march to join •-.- a a • ..---....._ ...i ...... .. ..... kt _1..1 _l•.l•lnshada ni the. Pie. Charles Earl of Harrington; Puilip Kid of Ilarduicke; tit:. Emperor, ;toiler the command of General Martial 0.1 '‘ft \ ""1 4 . • W • • ALik a • , • ' `At 7 1 ARVIN Pam*. he icknowledged the of the tier etamest. t authority. He an- d military *inherit*. tu tes ; be disposed of et the State ; hi frit- h withdit subleittint ) the liener.it.in-t hid g trr be inhumanly nuts= Advs. The iirnerdi leaded it Cars aid idjutant-tHeirrals Reis. sr Eniuerar. sad MT.!? . LAW LYrELUGENGS. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Star 9. has ESPIO... ROllllOlOl 'WODI4IIIIIIIII/11. The Souctsoa-Oananic prayed Ilse immoral of list COW, tern this defeatism, whose, remitetesi at the builkis trier hst Term, before !h. Chief Justice, of uttering his 4- oberntms wines of and cosersillat the Ifit, Ser:FUrti *ll the hristien Rediplos. in a elopal la Servs leli-streas . srhsrole be was a licensed L:uitattsii prisordiar. The judgment of rise Court ea. tied M*Walla be L.- priloned for two years 41 DotAniter real. rad et eh pirstion of that time to eater into siworkies fa , oir Frio/4.- bailout. ht .elf In 601 and two sureties is 161. rue. • . Jeen Osborne sad Worse Ralf. who ware nererdt; tlris4 aid sonsicted at the last Arises for ilfair , plohire, fir io.le No. It of be Bleu* Beek. or Veen, pelea l leass.:;44. a MIA dla the Dram ist on; VN1.41 of was infterei to twe febmaks' bspes•noweet trash larCoishi apeeoll/11 prison, and. Pt the out of dot I nee. r . p eb •• si O r• flecartdri for their good behaviour. theesselves i tiro sureties is :P.N. eftet.. . . • • . A mesting of dur LimoWWI Sac Aft -trio has berg brill at *ow liartan 7 Aorkelft, Aid it was Osseraiiagiot MU* shalt be eaUS sae elirfsr the royals !Met bet Oho sonial tins. of their a-seinlilitt; is let cart. .