The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-25 00:00:00

• jo i r itn. - Nab. • Die 1.-......,‘.4441. • . -•• • • 4 . Ilk•••ti• 1 ,•'.•••••••• 0000000 0 ' 1. 1 • . 0 •••• •••• •0 . ' • Enta's ry et the NM (War. THE STADIESMAN: ttri LONDON: egTOIE.4 1 5 9 .1 1 . • , We present our feeders to-der with II Teen sloe' if Americas ne*i, and wish we coselktifif setisfeetory kind. The New- Twsk the itd Wt., from Boston to tin, 15th, entifrone:lll.7. t d. r 1 . Wax of so late a date aS the 6th inst. We have also, private advice' from Canada, Novi Sc►tia, and New , Brunswick, supplying, to tate dates, the sequel of the American campaign: l If any one tap peruse the details of the result of these operations, which were to complete the humiliation of Abe Americans and our **Own, without experiencing . feelings of regret, Indignation, that breast must, indeed, be, hish sentiment and England'i-tieet observations which we have demise :ft' make in recording the events of the: Campaign, have Bowed from a source Oa: any invidious feeling, and sincerely • tr country's welfare and honour. We those measures pursued in the prosecii unhappy struggle which are calculated to • honour on Great Britain, and uphold in the proud eminence she has hitherto among the list of civil/et' nations ; and, required plot the gift •of a Cassandra , evils 'which. must inevitably follow an carry into effect a system acknowtedged, executors, to beunwarrantable and" con isageit Of iiiiliZed warfare." Let the' needs ely,‘*th - 0111 0 s,juttingent, and may . we eitrif . ..wrieg a tendeMning the 'stem, leolt,et Admirelf 4 ectusattee letter • •. • Hoc, avidtbst tiongiatan's *ply, which liestate/hcortgin of this units/liftable theft prcineutice on the 'view. yrilek taker 'of it. But' we pass • froei (eaturei of . the mode of warfare ON with what success it has been attend iture and disgrace have been the result, and water, a consequence which must, have followed any attempt to carry into n proposed, though a moth greater force . , esperiment, so true it is that when a they shall be free it will be so. By . the ia !ters from Sir G. Pacvost and Adj.-Gen. Gen. Danstsoun, walleye a clear view of Commander in Chief intende&to pursue s he has mimed,* which have te.. of their object. • - We cannot pretend . on the talents of this General; but we that to despise, to irritate, and, after a 11,.. blue our adversaries, is the worst of all set out 7 at the beginning of the cam- - the tf 'lured purpose of conquering the 1 of the ItlnitA State', as far as Crown'! Iconderago, there to winter our forces, 1 to farther conquests,--of scouring • country, and Crushing, all at once, i .nd military power of the Americans--.I were those who beastinglY said, this wash scattering a flock of 'wild ducks, and that' justifiable to burn and lay waste the 'hot!. 'vestes4-Covesiment, rendering . it a ammo th, for some real-o! fancied prastocatiort,. . tha`Elettateatili tvl'iders of the Claidas . ; that' i hasl i bis lishrittr. ilipject terminatad;. We reduced, ,00vselves to the dilenima ;lel, be* , accomplish a tisk - by main faili4:*ritielti ~. Power can effect, though it Irate boat With all its energies : 7 --or to retirelreet the 1 times worse than We 'began, it, with a i bitterest animosity laid •ivpigalast as in our flag-disgraced on the' eeeinsavat ea i and with the laurels withered at Platte hich were so hardly but so 'gtOriotisis Portugal, in Spain,- and in France.— tea of this project have, indeed, found a. :or the odium of its failure in the Caw Chief in America ; but where was 116 sect the gigantic design ? With ten, or if he thousand British veterans, he certainly beat fifteen hundred American regulars, 1, as•many thousands of their militia; but part of the expedition, on which its success depended, was, confessedly, inferior to that enemy, and Sir C coact had to IConk behind as --fore. lie prudently took Sir Jaws Mua of securing his safety, and it will be w.ell %und to he the whole of the disaster. — nit NoVa Scotia mentions, that a 'part of isn't army, subsequent to the retreat of, rom Platisburgh,ensbarked from the naVti of Sackett's Harbour, to proceed on Lake Under the protection of the squadron tiqiii. CuAriNcice., The conjecture watt; 414tt expedition was to reach the Niagara, on the Welt: the bake, and with the design, lehlarle. desire may be disappointed, of 'Etietfitteilt , detachment operating "egivlttiiti4# l ol o v .General. posismoxo.—The lice** ft, Riots , , ~ ~ . 1;0411 jelcolated: to e xcite oar la- A, flastistatof ear brace fellows before Erie. ' - -, Out accounts from Erisereite.Sept.,lo. the details of the r to complete the h *sewn, without . shame, and indigi ilotia to - gild story.. The obsi Oar dal to mall pollute* wlOs ai ief,irees I f our have notleen the (Jon of the withal rellectitsting ho her character in enjoyed among therefore, it req to foresee the evi attempt to carry even by its exec( trary to the 'usag Reader who need • have supposed w burning system, to Mr. Momaos throws *amt. lig systee4> : osed tbi ought' to he. is the harsher feat sued, to see wi ed. Discomfitu both by land an , of necessity, hay effect the plan had t riedthe ea people say they . seroepted letters li.tyNes to Gen ine Plans our Co mentahly failed to determine on will say, that ti not to subdue c policy. 'We se paign, with the • territories of t Point and Tice' I with a view t , . coast and cou t . the naval and and there were s.; ail easy as sego It war. jestifiabl of tho..W.aatato of our wrath, I It 1 received on ttill but sadly heel have reduces', , to , -oblige.) to. acco 4 : ao I ropean 1 14 .1 open it With a' , ct 4 • contest few tin at fetal of the bit V e future, with oi )f • .the lakes, and turgh, which ..rued in Por The advocates scape goat for snider in Chi means to effect bad fern-teen 0 mitt have bet f an pedlar," Ott *Litt part- t. smabily.depeed of tier enemy, .ss r• tli as before. ri! ' • aMet - Way er ,it 44106 foun Alec'ter from • General It A w :the Jaritish fret bourhood of Ontario, undo id Commodore C this expedition to ern side of tht earnestly desil en id • ; the string de .11.0er Gene, rd , leaven an. ile ~.....terest for *t u g - They say, •• • • Bet Teen to Fort remainder add an tire to Boston from Brunsw , to or to to .retait &c. into does ' United Wit America in effect, but remarks bier , i 41.14 del! sip/ the bees advisers The may may brougi admi t by prompt •< New , he 4pects to .. . tern. porary residence. II it be hie sole purpoeo to Co.. pliruent the Pniste. Hcaust on his return, as he himself first gave out, he may -stay long enough, for the bulieee his Serene Highness has no immediate in. igutlesulti returning.to Portugal. 'lre heard, from good authority; that a mi.: the immediate recal of Sir GisoROE Perron., most extensive operations are by his imbecile weet sures become requisite to redeem past errors. 'ribs military commands In Canada meat be separated; yet mutual . aid and co-operation ensured, as the militias of the two . provinces are composed of brave and good men. Ample powers must be . given to Officers of real' skill and ability, influenced by true Vritisk seal-.—nothing doubtful', mr: compro, wising. The naval expeditions aboalt b* itt f04 , 1 t tore well tined, powerful tittle water, employed its tit* ? end a system of - efficiency 1 introduced into tipasteal.and military operations of the war, which. hithertifitas not been show, in Ame rica, witli . tim eitcPpliehe et the affairs at Washing ton. and Alexandria. • At 'Present the inhabitants of British North America are in a state of extreme de spondency. Oar just pretensions are thrown at a greater distance than ever—Champlain lost--On brio far from safe—our ships beaten- the heroes of WELLINGTON disgraced by in . contempt, and no raeant until new arrangements are mai I fresh troopss sent eve to. sipply contest--and new Comasandere by whom the interest and the glory -_ . Will neither be injured air tarnished. The state of The _„be, o f. stow= ' we are sorry to hear, had, tower Canada is truly - deplorable, not only from on Saturday eight, a eery severe and dangeras at. the military disasters of thi. present and two pressed. tack of his *id tomphilat: The alarm was so great, that an express was sent off immediately to the sing campaigns, but from the mischievous and weak Qtiaan, to apprise her "Majes, ty .of, the distressing ;ystem adopted by :the 'Civil Government . of that occurrence. Yesterday the influence of the attack Province , since the death of Sr - hues CRAIG.— • condoned still unabated; but it is to be hoped, as We do nit beliete, whatever may be said to the con. his Royal •Ilighness has already so often got the• . trail; that Ali .Government are disposed or intend l etter of 'similar visitations 'he will recover frog . ill' E 0 „M AE ,in their deptande .on the United State% Vase. The Officers who received Medals with Sir RAil'oft espacialif as to ENE' SOUNDER:I2 between the twol AIDERCEOXIIIE, in Egypt, and those with the. Mike; tnantilliii "An abandonment of this Important pain! . ref WELLINGTON, in Spain, - now swear thentis *WI wouldUili•sacrifice ot . thi s Cetaliaiis 'and the Ktlitn'ti 'clo th es as well as when dressed in regiment:MK .... . . . . .: ~ r •• aa PA U. WilthiCeill; l6ll6 AVOW. autstiallau la . ... • — Pisjactietrertri the Bosh 4. 2 1L.4 1 ,soutaissasaia,..sta, all vestige of Britisbilitittivas en the Xi:wilt' Alseriai l *. l' '. I It and, ( appointed to eacceed (boleti, lamented ;%''' ..., a cps, in the commend which he held sa owl -Continent." ..; '.- -'• ' • ", ...'*- .. ..frt' t ::-..,"*. ' I can Aims . Thiv gallant Officer is bro th er-in. The Times is set4fOnitilo4l4:bier ® p agegm;mB: i t iw par the ll o te ef / Wituainvros, and firother.to • NIL „ . *,eight of still atom horrible fancies, and is calling iorthe.mosttlespenste exertion to evert . the coming ill, and still thinks that vollies of abuse are as tikely Means as any•to conquer the Americana, and prevent: ether Powers from thinking . 1411 of them. It saykl ." The invaluable year 1814, when the treachery of America was fresl in the ininifa : ,sif the European ' Powers, is past. Already do they'begin to relati,hs, their deep and merited contempt , of the servile hype., crite Mat:max. Already do they turn a conga*- . ',inflating look on the smoking rafters of .the , - Ise Capitol (the burning of which the times tereis' *Pent exploit). Presently, perhaps, the UM,' .41e0 Cabinet may forget that the Empress CATO** . 1/1,140 her dying thy treated the Americant.4e to their lege Sovereign ; or the SpeniSh Caere, 'Whlfstit li endeavouring to rivet its yoke on Buenos Ayres; may join with the philoiophers of Virginia in contending for the liberty of the sees. See*, tadttill greater political inconsistencies we have behte ne witnessed. Therefore let thus be takers by chi fo lock ; let not another campeige ,.. bei4epited fa ['ions, end demonstratino4.let *Wirrxisthcr an down-41'4 0* AKA , Ovilieb4tets:', -1 .'• • •: -rmeliut- , • • . The itt of be, di. day iffd,atioiefoi Menwhilehe Pi tennOtenr . a , V 4 l° tinning their conferences; but,irtlilo , truilisidie on the subjects,... intfiktV4tat .0444 infoinssitiOn , is segardAttt•GiOsil" , It is statrdi that after his noteceisfel i it pelone, he retired fate Presort end rested at-Paris In the night oftha of his companioaa, by order of : the ',.attar, at the - butane, at the , • ;1;101reL • • - • • • r `iiins tail of . _.,voan.. Ile was •Adjetant-tyw.. ille_BritishlArmy in the late mar ii-'the Pathanle r Sidi' an Officier of distinguishedmMeit‘ . : ; 1 ''' Captain DOWNIE, who commanded; Or flotilla , 4 , ' sjelt take Champlain, tery.mach distingbished him. Aped when in command .el the Royalist sloop, from which ship he obtained his Post rank for his merit* ..1 'A s ees services. His Activity was manifest in hist. biasing captured eight French privateers:, on th0; 1 gown station, within a period of. eighteen moutbf., e command which he held on Luke Champlain ,einsisted in—the CaOaace, 28 guns; Linnet brig; 'to guns; Chub,. lt) guns; , Brock, 11 prof ;:l o ilini , 3 guns ; Icicle, 4.genl; and twelve gua r beatN• . :Mug from 1 Ito - 44 'Sin ;' Ihelirgent ontrying . o4oi :Mug -pound, the smallest one .14-pound earranade. 7 — it would appear from the accounts received,. that. ; some of the gun-hoits Cooly *Se bees preseried from. ; destruction. ' • • • Major cARTWIV9UT IS making" tour to colleet• Petitions for a &toren to Pirliament. _ • . . ,„.. ' Josua DOKAPARTI fie' ON the point nesPerchisiing it fine estate of the thske• et SzeirawirrA, near . e j it b Valued at 400,000 Romin , nrowni. .• Estracts of letters from Kingston, Jamaica, Au- . 41417;••-" A ship and HO, schooners, froin Spain fillAk. Jar, de Cult, hatOn.ifimedi lately captured by• 1 41,oirn c,,,rtitegenian crniamthaildientied isito-Cartisagena." .4. „ - § t r.rr, 3.-..- 4 .,C, TarrPfribiltiettli one with In, guns PO-4 0 mf4e,ilify.e beewirwitlog -teAtbe nortilvrari of )figitioras t and ,plundered several boats. Al . 'A ". • ' ..61 vit ar, • , *se pp‘siti to .., R i ce: . trolls is . 1 4Y, 4 en 7 . 4;44it0mv5);:i:*.4 . 14 BRlSlllo***l6**l44 ; • • - ..-.0041: 4 4i , X.0ia 4tivt*Nr- . , • Vier MAJ rem iionm pan; ea by • ' crgsge eiritt4 its% 'kfteriskiori:filxitir 4 0/4 w , • The :Role' llgqers hod' 4.1170;,11 .. . __ 4 1Pc. , v? Wp.ler. •,.•... -- IV .. tre . keep measure of the highest importance, and involv. ver i v e,, wit i.i nforince d i n : i _ iv . o 'hi, . guns, lity the French` pecker the I l r Ati i tirilOritattfliti W 1 t - big e, subject .of policy and 'great national ex. isssedbere, has been submitted Austtrecoatteended - sh Ww are ihfoonedi,olitaii.itrekriaten-riniTiotructinv pAigisbnyhp the present Governor-Gettailillf bleat , this Mate, are SuCft a s 'ito laiiMa: . iimiaaa to (hi tirrr ”. : l ;( l Brit" troops, in addition to thoWletiptitin and to the. Ppm* miens': 41t•Is meld, that n em in the CrAstpany'i service, would be :liu. hml no sooner beardiliatAliaarevat,expected ttignired far the object letO,Ole. _ ~ ' • .' ' . in' Brighton .that.:he psi pp 1 Ahookitts of pro. • , The Colbeisl Department i tad been furnished led*: Wetting' Id Bri g hton, day; -eitinnigiOsereval passer. Slide ago with ample Means of knowing the unpope :revs were waiting (a vmhaelkJeAtis.vereel in prefer lasity of tio Canadian Clief in his civil, as wellisi "meet* another *kith was . Oh* . to Freers at the ' Military capacity, hut it was determined to has 60 1 slow time.; . expressing a desire to pay some small testimony of experience also ; and, therefore, Lord.' tribute of respect to the Crowseid'Head and the illus. .11V11, was dot aimed at home, after his acknowledging trim's RtatO,T, to whose philanthropy arid exertions in.Shr-opshire publicly (if the Provincial Pipers may : his Sovereign is so much • indebted—there being at be &edited), that his future destination was to corn- this time no other vessel in the Roods. I-A the British ' Western Hemisphere. The illostrier winters - ..sous . - axe e.apoeted to, oe stay with us as their important dodos aria ~-.. •.«obi tmi4upoisbiLosarille 4941,16.6‘410118 rs," tro"*%?!"!‘..'t 14.5. 1111111 CRIM. NIN fitOtt'Llies. 'the following statement• it in uirketation ;Os .has just happened, °soder all its circumstances keoks• s likely to make ik.gregt noise is the world , limn any of the same kind that has occurred Amines; years. • • The Lady is Ole wife .of a Scotch VATI 4 •Toong; beautiful, married'ilrout six years, and the mother of four children. -tt• The gallant it 4.yekng English Vero is Member of the liosse ;a( Cameros, of an . eucientiarnily, sod possissed,Ork greatofortnne, principally is-the South . of England: e •, , . • What quakes this cue the mere distretsing• is... the two familiar iiitiediately intergiod•ere latimeroly Aclunected, not only, by, friendship, bet.hy•severai marriages, in the diktat Ind most isaurediste-relite ... . - .4 4 ii .- • iletenta - - v 100,4414 ~ illAreet*.:-Intely geroVdittri;til:SOOttitid . to;4l* Mat. . Oise. Noble 4100 f; in 4hp-disguise of - a ,paileg fro. whence, be . 0• ,recPlo4oo .40 1 0 , - 444 81111 04 1 bsother t .he made ' ! ttE4'9l(e'lle fbioisgetiossus•to the tidy was 11010 PiPitik by.gre,horiArineest suPPosbd;til be the (muse g'.. 4wprery4ol.terilthit.4olniogow peraiuud restraint wop.. i tho 4,4 it rr w. 000sideial neefilir7 ; bet .it ,Pirts,oo l sll4 , llloo. s l ll Ssd ilresiott'aly laid their pile f,C.‘M4iireilalittilibigh:4l47 .ots!•ti into eft -,;.,h. f : ffe ./..: -• 7 -two ' ' . ~ :i...tt,.: roight they. arrived !at. dm gareoet's ' • 44 ; .Woppood- of the -town, where they iiir iww4Nalso ebiso they were traced all the way `lo.sspd. I The legit •Solicitor of. the Noblo 3111111111,111441111-ipprised of: the Circumstance, lost • vows to take' the eecesurry proceedings.-I,' ' promos has been semi - oet, and lire Baronet'. !i vv4s..yes,tenlay visited by persona: employed N . ! - it, sothat-the case wiik.rotise forward •witb•bil Risible sligp,itcb• :for divorce and damages. From the rook, fortune, 10 Wherein:Q*lo6os of ibcpartiesplt will proveo caaeof . .the, first hams/ and importence in. the annals of intrigue. . We are,ecqua l iaSed.with the..names of the pude*, Ind the rii9ke , story ; but are restrained by respect 1 N ook for the WO respectable families interested Ire 0 1 1 !entering Into detail. Even this much km shoisld for ? bear from 'Reopening, could our iii*lso be of say Frell,i,* a case ',that must, of neceptity, iiionse so !eon poblic to sit the• world.. Alla Baros# l a - ' widoiver. " ' .., .. A . , , . '• :‘ ~ • • , ' - - • IP. \ io. . . , • . ._, .. , • . . 'Mit S'ltAl*Al4l Alt .. , . • • . . . • • •I• , .--- , . ....- . •.. ..-. - ._ .___... . __..... _...... ___...... ___ ..... ..... ....... - - - • - - . tween 3 add 4000 Mililjtjaa volunteered to Orgas The Adtiraill df 4 ‘Thfiiii tiettlib.• :s.tittck, .of fv.avAL Lvi.gritiditiroti, Fort Erie ; 1500 had Weever that day. !rho 'O, •:• in 0114 t. . 4i4S Al t will by ' ' ' '''' -.' .- " El il li. " ' - '`' . 4 " ; " ' 31.14"" ' . • • • ,•,,,•• ~• , i ,_ .s•_,,,___,,„'s , ".. -1 : 1: %_,,,...'''".._, .interest:,• balk, Obi. 44.-Airtll4 the 1 11 a f aj., hipithrimigt i .knit minder *ere to follow ilcatett morblng."--! - IrtleY 1 nIT ,"Virillif„ •., liteW." l Africa ; Nancy, Brooks. Midi armee. abet the.tfdtal • 1111btid. ' _ • •, : ii • intelligence ' d ' t Inml ". . •Plogs - 4uoti the •I an equally important pi relit- in' . ..fatit'ef• tits ___lol:stee 0_ ii ____ • ____ RA ; f r g u i Lidon i ta:ljeit dam ; mk t :6 k M,11 1 4,41 A l p o e to our new Interests 411,Oother.quarter.—The e11#6 4 ,4 !. ty. . fr‘to , ttnet . abie Apt itptight and Alia 4i de iiaii .• PotrrsoooTd, 00. 2,l,A6Airifeliibititibityiiiipi biatiba)i' oston advices state s that " An expedition of Creeps ' .. •• : itch a roomy .... r ., ', lr . .. 74 ,m the interior of Maine into the . Province of New .111, . , 1 • , .. Kki rta irerint t it a i t illi f b il bl6 4 9"l4.lllll4 f or 4it t h e Fai -p b gh br e i ts : - 11 : 0.4 . ,, ti5l assf `—.l ibi l i t t ' t :" ipo r t t e in . d4l iatiajimilc ". ii ' siti . .‘ 14, . . • .unswick would probably eithei ePutpt.i th e Illitflth ti o ` ~ . - i f , Tge'Seig t /i,.... Itrthei_pen y, ottani : . s, ..,41,4m1,41 11. _" . ___15 a i.i e ., 4 4 01 - e - tigiAippalf4,4,4ll/.a. Or aisle s abandon Penobscot tp defend their onn'Cofirki • , , oto bosoos of his ONI~I;pliallt Cra ft er; let •IPlysneeihi jibe, to edihts i to• 46116•41 beard • to punish the - m Ur Iheli•TernerßY Irtte)44 . -0 ''.' :" 4 • '` et. •." ' " . - • . viissmosii xittilte and iiiid.hrt'lloardOmo;, 7 4llo:tion bast ,„ -,• .„ ante • . *any injury eith Isabilk . .• . .retain posseasittn. F. 49101100 fseans >*essOlosi, . 1. ,..' i. L1 L . 1 ( ,I' . ~ ' • ' ; • '.. ..,:„. , Nsgema's-thia gr0ft.....• • :. into Canada, atey 1414041001004,1 f this eltemr rerFg74t- ;-., . 1 „ „ _ . . i : lisditiosti Ocit.-411to+Mtlitaillirliagehim.ltemesitoe s es not *lintel* Iffeitilike iiirfOucitibits WU. . ... 't 1 -.. .: ' ..' - Wider ti , fiekresoisellthi .". . • 1 ~, -., Faxt %lit to tatter from Riga, daten , mpt. I,* : ~,........ ... IL .. .... ........ 4 A , iiiftim ai ciro bit , eked tithititlP ' 44 - 1- •• ' " ,'. • ' . posed to t i e the l o r d _ _ ,_ , , .n oe b i .... f ro . Orellf ; and and ' ' • A 111144 ':', dWe Ili Mil a gale from the north-west for th e 1 ''' . 77 llll ' ' 541- '''''' • imbdi Sophie- klikiioMOWili .iiliifile filmed ; With a shicerf o a .heart felt wish :that events in last 14' actifi. Accounts from " Bolden* • state, , that h ie es ' --.-- . -- ----I_, . -7:17 . , ~ merit' may not turnout . so glee - soy and disatueeettai„ i's° f 4 m r . w e tt e i g i...."d Samba, Commo t ions waitssilea, 4e gi&j,)/taier, effect, as appearances prognostiClSlP, )**shall dose e1.t... Jo , ,b0..Aa1.8, Russian Master, hitt *," witty timber ' i , '7: • 7 - 721_ 001 . • 414 4 104 _ ,Lisbon ; & ""atid the . ship Kaete li !ri, iltb-0 1 Mel • rlVilietin-7,1401 ~ 1 , . _ , tr remarks at preiWati#y-thowner• -f inenp . en alteked Icor the Rock-yard, are oe shore*, the southward of pita . , Britten, tar tiff4ssisist • , ......„:,._ ,i. 4 , 6• 0 40,. : .• - „,.. ; , ew some o f the inostAire i nponi u li u t ,: by the **4 I our herb r, bat it is hoped the crews . will be saved , Laulawroar Oct. 14 : - ! - - 8 4 4 4 ° 3‘ 41 4/1/10.0110 bast* id delendersof the scouring a log system, as the_ • skates. Considerable damage hal also with a e „ ntoy to j o i n ;,;, hi„,jo il f,Ai p tkeiesspi* st Ofillipallit D w like of the slats of affeirs,ia l 611. Yoked States, bees ~ ,'‘,4 to tyre small .'craft and Ships in the river, fir the Bran*, At.; Ann . itandonni viion o i lia k i;, id the.effects.likely to attend thilmeasores *hick are , and g - _epptehen i s . ions are l entertain k ed h l . or V l :e t ude- miewieb. spub the ronnaisidt mut of , the fehtoil e d ija hi - " itrib4 ire so warmly deprecated, and on 'which •the *sr r i ti Y ai l i ) . f . n e tte a r r i i n la o ' u: R a na rg d e s ; I) : a i s Li l l the a mate s Coat. Gcr. .. 40.- the 814 . . #. 441 '; 14 4 !risers have built their hopes of honour and sac- I got tt ed.," weigh on the gale milting on, but it "ye Iranil)^rtit thai al 6* ,I:nmesibillia l s l i ~... i is ; . tided It will lie impossible for her to darif mt ex Pedillku i iiiise ( ll,iff e .aiii oi SW/ . ~.$ "I' •• .. '....,,;-4 ... '..**) • The Alurning Post of to- tioy issymmAs •Whaellerle 1 'i: • . 4. v 4 .1 . ' " . .. The. Fly, of Nerith . „ 'fro LI ! - 'then It .1' • & , ' ' $ oaxes urkwil_ Ot` b p ay have been the cause, Or *herevbrlVrefltettir b m . 4, ..„ •. 446 joilosost...-- , „ .t ntto. , Ena'Ant, in 170l,and the fnundatan A - 5t.4 .4 ,4hir PitttAtatit.--74 Neloillf, Rmiiri. sy attach, our interests to 'America ,by have IMIla ! the C }} Col laid General 'Wasortvciox,,in.l79g. tom -ought into a most critical', obi to say alarming Situ- i it is n . w supposed to. ouotaits about alas thousand ~ ....-,' , *a . s date . turdontie , liii , tl 3 1 u_ky ? by . Lhebrilisitir . _ Diana Spanish privateer, li fl• '' circ le d Itlto Rio (NIA" ion, froto : which, we fear, 111111111111111 only be rescued j o b • i u, . , _ 2 fleche,• where her cargo was landed ; and the rase) Y prompt' ilea decilitre measeres at home. • 1 Mr.' ANNUM sets eff for Pertsmouthioa eatisraay len t to Santa Martha. The Georgitaa,. Ned, fret* . . , " All the letters froM Canada, Nova Scotia, and neat to i pmbark for Liable , where,if : we may judge , has been takes by the same erir t te e r,.,mi from the furniture and ores k ei . all kinds . t _a_LL__. ,•_._ and .. , eyra in, the rare said: • :.• ...; , 94 , few Brunswick, concur in urging the necessity of .. .1, Pli• r* ~ ...'O , • 6/..inlaseirlistr. neenl of Cie ft/mune Parvney_ The &Skill not, .he expects to mu eit mere nit tem.. t ,, . _ . LA:lamptam twos—vu. Wind the beateu--the heroes • deitish forces in the Western Hemisphere. I The Masi r a p o vret we he m The full pay to the Officers of the battalions of i long a stay the line about to be redu6ed Is to continue till the ',now. is . left for - 01 e 0 119 1 - -14 tit Deco r. It is thought not welikely that the 1. The towi Or in this c9uni ' . ppOintritnts recently incurred by the British Illuminated ; the place of Hutu Pe- in America may cause the reduction to be alto. 1 faction. r toter mites • ..- --- 4 - . lln ClaietNestiletted, ...lis 4 =l l- ecording to which a , _obi: ' -,-.d. °Or G° lll "Telit is Pr? Pared. stimebitato so al°Bl°. glory . 1 " 1 " 11 cmhur Y modaiimi with the United Stites.' ruished. The state of. The Duke of Sussex, - we are sorry to bear, had, The foil i n " - 7* . ..• - , -- -- 3 - - -- 6 1 ' ? tlitolid . onii, and ,plundered several boats. Ant .7' -- ",• - • ,4 ~ -. • . r e '. - ntia i. Ili. oti. litrkae resscOf War; 'append . to be the I.lornet i l . . • •,. - . I , , . 4 • Ipo et, ;,gr t ta". l l4 4 / 1 4,4* 4 it 41. ASpadtat i ship, frobt Glistens to St. Jigo de need Sir B . Hob - 1i; iorthi"tart f 40:, trod Ryer- basolkojew . akipstaiaps ileikc'irktkit itthhlo . tr, eiltialre and dry goods, l'Adeibtal "Cita atiii • litVeley' isilLiitt Anitooltas . 4 0 ..Gappa'nfifteik r ,-` tit bilitinal gibe 10 J y t bot,ti.r.,,nrbbagemiett . pri. WILLI Ams in the cirieltakutittSfriiiitili.e'the Com- n o el ka ti msi,aoh l a t . tatter; 4iie emit lislied tisii - Wend 'of 'Fortin's." , tgaitis, '1 , 4 - , 'at ilvelltm ailttr;-41 iitifered tb b 4 commis. d tail he iiii-W• .11°1161°6e 44 " I n gliii ." . t ° ' 4 ° 160 biliiii , ileb.dtler i' ' ' oit teltfht)e;ilteit fades, The ; an : , -. , i ":. Verb-tient% dose the list Old Bailer Alga* ill ss. wi ~ Stfended westwite hi 19th Wit with-wiF no less than three koradetrUend heeiheye .:.. i• •V•v•si :•' it . t 4l)At i ' . ~R i cie t i 4-gr etEß. I the Freoch.Pevero. . r ' Eissay.—Tite Loop Illiseett heti* )Itipielttitt Et 4 r ''fo 'the Down* SPaideb Ciarg 44 YA l - Meal-weighers' &tore% °tiered ilie OW k t t ' 4 o:Matti L... 1..-010 1..‘ ;,i ..i , ~. ;,•,.e. . to be ceetiseed•tbe teveresPiestrietidt - - -• • • •-* '• • I leg. - - j , '.• . ... , . .. - ~ • • . . ' . , , . . . .. .~-_. ~~-. 41 ' h . Y ' 1~ i .~ ~.