The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-17 00:00:00

IMICRW4N INTKLLIGKNUE. N 4 LTIMORE. JeLT It. SUMS ARV stITIWVIT OP Lversr iscrudiaxnea term EE EE tfltL4. 110C114WW eY Till 11.111110A111 'mum ST T110$4,110•4. In efinitega-ne. of the detentinn ct the espeditino at Margarottr, a n d rh. rtor• fm i n glini s of Bolivar net to hazard • senora, avian wills 4 part of his tree" scarcely any thing hes skirmish", took Ode , ' in O s ' Apure anti Arspol, emit the n was toe far ed• vinend to admit of lecher operations enure. Meanwhile dispatches ..,rived (trim Bilgadier• Gavial Contactor, in C4lllinetr. gave inset...ling views of orm's in that gown,. The prospect was morning, mposeially after news arrived of •G 'nor's capture of Piirtn.lbilirs...4they had Not yet heard of bin sirpineness end dristreetinni. Driertnined not to ho ton far anticipated by . M•Gregnr„ nr fn. other renown. General Bolivar 0014 Iniminf she d.siKn of joining sir. Amite, with his infantry end the prioripsi port of lames cavalry. lio has le& General Tartan 10 command the Aperis,witori a small *Warn of infantry, sofa cavalry, and at. remain. Orr Radon are aware. that kora Us- beginning of Jone an army rennet operate en Ca inundated plains adjacent to that river and twasebee,, to their intersection with the Oconee°, end at aural' aloof points...—They cooties impraedeable s.til Clo• samba .as Jammu,. Morino hid dieitled hie army bon tffree divisloos : any of than oharrive Gamma Bolivar, one remains In San Framed., and the other •as sent against Ao gesturs, in Grissom, by the way of Calaboso.-.- This cotta hail marched as far ea the village of Pan, withh tbov horst so the I rib of Jerong continued their march towordstlin Hideo, whesotanerals Ma rrow and Soden. were onrisuspod. Ob tge •17th the Congress were estremrly alarmed, debitell "kb Nosed donna. and had issued several eiders tai the It 'Hilary. oboe • Ciefief brnsght the glad• tiding, on the mottling of the 18th, that the Royalist divitinn varier Aranje tad be.. totally digested by the lode.' pedant forces jest mentioned (Marino and Sedoon), after as ohsisinate **Whitish' Mello. Upwards of 1000 were ki lad,. sad some Osamu, &e. Ml into the hands of the victors. Ow the *Most of Gaeta Urdenota at Marga• rata, Gearal Arismendi' (the Governor of the island) would oat sepport him hastily, in fitting out the applitioo, but even pinned against him, endea• veering to withhold adateas from his standard; he (Asiseseodi) hying pirparsd at net hash's( the chief essmeasod. At the same limo Jolly sod alien had spread diagnoses, through the agoadrog, sad oces• shooed mock delay. The diffenroce was comj.rarised, gad J Ily was to retain the second rant eater Ad. tidal titian. Aristarodi and his partirelir aliments, to the member of 18, had haw ishiss• end sent to )terlaturs, to be tried bye Council of War. IsUrclanete disembaoks hiatus', es the cast. sod if Genital Marino sod Berosedar who Gls befogs Camino, should co•operate silk him, they may as. ter tbo C ccccc as, and liberate Vrneseela at a single Wow. Wishnet pianist sod chariot co•npratinis they taiga soccoed. Indeed, arias bad been die. pitched to Unlash...a to men to Anguillan with his tercos-.0 thin obsoletely impracticable at Ibis aye. eon, is his circumstances. Things spree in an odd I gnatius : she sudden march of Bolivar for New Granada, end the want of ao arrangootrot for • 11/04114111 combined movement with respect to abets, I maid seem to agate paplatity, and pat mucks' !lizard: for they are pnsiiimly forbidden (ii is ..id) to undertake the march In the repent. 44 ,het, style Caracas. Lee us hope for the best. If she Patriots ere es pleas or grateful as they ought to be seder mich di-jointed massres, they sill cite special thanks that km has saaignerl them only Spaateria, deem late Spa Ina Meier onetairs ! Gen. Bali.. ris espected go return to Venezia* by t he morithed December, after having liberated Sante Fe. Us will bring with him 10.000 intently, if necomary, and thou voter Ca. mans. There is certainly the scenic' probability that be will have complete success In New Granada, as seats Jetports'sl advantages have been gained Ilicmdy. and Sanrander boson army of 2,500 we. in Gassinaro, sod VMS and desmonirioo to supply the Patriots who jolts his standard. Ll is said Mote was *get disaffection among the Rallis& fortes In that ilaarter, assay of whom dialled to the ledge's l% sany pecans at Angatera admired this move. Mont d Bolivar se • eitef rf armors of military policy aid enterprise, from which the happiest fruits ate to be gathered. We learn wish deep regret the death of Dr. Massa Palacio, a blembee.of the Conking of Veazey's.— Ile died ow the sih of May, after a fever of dual diya' duration, bet of ea eseurise of the aorta.— This distingeistted. worthy man, was • zealous Mead of (seminal, sod one of the few who understood poachise of the prieeipla of liberty. He was • native of Karina., but Ind graduated in the Unieer• sity of fonts Pe, as Doctor el the Civil Law, Ike.; he poteroood much physical kaisoledge, was • she. sough chyurst and • physician, and in his skits to Werth America. Paris, end London, had greatly en greased his stork of information. Ile is the author of the Maio of the Bergh:lion published in Lon. dear and gesimailthrd in Nur York. Siam* his re. I turn, be had been chown a Deputy in the Congress of Margaret's, and was sppninted Secretary of Stale end of the Treasury. When we recollect that half • dnsais of Arm ietelligimt Patrics might have saved Veoesala I. the most trivial 'times from all the evils of dictatorship, by str ly main taining the Kereseutative system, we feel inespres sible comma) at the less of • Palacio. whilst the eon. ssiteent Coon iOOl were engaged in framing a Coast'. tenon wf Civil Govirrosoont. Possibly his drab is the Hodge, cause of the 'bard or wicked resoleilen of • majority of that Gore's to plotting the rodeos of a Senate for lifts. It was bet • shoat doe praised, that a de. tided umiak, was egoism. K. Messrs. fed, Meade*, &kens, gad Passive?, bad tindiestaid . a beredirosp 9. gale, as melt as thedentliess of die senatorial office, for tiff. tai. ire sod Marano opposed it ; 1 'the lamer peoladog Iftslool the admission of a Se nate for We. Was Rade absent? a amid be be Cleat en the agates ? As the Covina of ifeneggela stately represent 80,000 seals, themilt Its fermetioa is jestillable from necessity, we frost it will sat aye tlto asteptioa of a lataalple le kW' to kW*. STATESMAN. P.S. 'Altera of late date ►emitted by thin same can. valance inform ■s, that lb• front of Se. Juan de leaa, in Mari/awls, was hlnckadetl by a Spanish agoadrnn, and that the espettltioa (former aecnattlg notarithetandins) had no't Piled. If eh. Mei kadina squadron he equal in Brine's, as is twohahlo, the no trquiae saedleatell .• lb, part .f the ludepaadaota may ho frosteved. I' 11WE OF srocKs THIN 'pa Biel %MA Son Cna. £d NllllO4 191e4 Sper Cm. hulks 11.111. 14 Wpm. 1 ref Cf.!. lii 71 7111, Isar Aim 19 3 Ili Sy pn craw Otis kirrlwipers cull. 182 N. 4 per Craig 31111 Oileme, 41 sf. 1 pn. Comm' for %cr. 716 ;'e Ilit. 7'HE STATESMAN. iticsuAr. August 17, 1819. Ws hove often spoken of, or olloded to. the blessings sod the abases of the rez.s. Abuse of this kiwi, rsiod and paid for, bocoeus actual eerie, soder bed sensed a eorrept stale of things ; as relive Itself is when adesini•'ered by the de.lgnirsit end ►nesish pert of the priesthood. Lit the Press, however. beys es the sublime Mirror sold of epi. ohms, !sir •.iyg r end else right sod snood silt pre. —lf this •hneld he withheld, they are jostified io i*hind the remedy into their Oil n hands." —(Drigkien I kr old.) tail al last. Then of the Nese, nn premises ler false. bend ! se prosecutions for truth 1 and thy philnso• phis sad the patriotic may calmly repose 'heir heeds on their pillow, ander the assuraoce that the British Slaws •111 soon be •bnlesomety reformed, end the British aeries be happily trehquilliseri. Bel while The following intell;goncy. communicated in to 1 tract of • letter from Nicest, oshtbits en lostance of hardship end opprossinn ageing the English user• drools of the place, which, we trust, the grommet exertions of oar Ambassador at the Coert of Spain sill low Influence ettoogh to succeed lo retwoviag ; be that as it may, it shows rho Gosernment In be dist sorted or ritialed 111 heart, where to much injustice circulates in nap part of iis extremities t Aliraa, July 11. IPI9. fie administrators of thoCntoroorot soy, " Non► ht those WIG prsise the Government shell porta*, of its common ben.fit. of its very publis Adeettiss. mints, nn, not for the isle of o ton of junk or de. l aged gunpowder, how thaw Is to be hoped for This is no wen biihe 42 if it erindoctod, Mon the Onverwasut Is charged by As oorstites Ivaco us N Itapeo.ral enters from Ind& the NNW., of Visitor , , having bees gives to Sot Ceaseludo to woke all ?welders, pity he reembecioas sad fovea low rafted fee the Sitio( oft of the Catlit voordition. hod Ste Homo Weittestid. oor Au hatreds', at kladria.lea the ether Med. advi-Sed es to mkt. or hat. all. to suite of the late Treaty. MA our property eat. b..e.tted Red s d no public minion lo cover *egoista astA ones. Goer Ishllet the VIII blipmeisb bows have ooly WI so pay 10 0. We all arm a Politest by Costive to the Amhaesettse, who, witbese Ime of thee, attended to ..r dale% aid %id Isles het k wi h as *Met fres the Minister of 9 ate Si. .s preeordlop the King i retire Ilea Secedes tMt she Ceesollido es,. obey bete eel, to obey sheenier. Moo the shier of Saeger, end hails% ogee got oat sougi, thevell sot easily Mare It." meals as would be the rose if the Melnik,. seats were imputiallY distribut►d to the bode. p►ndent as to the invite Jnernelt ; end what he• nest lemon raft be gismo that it should be vibes. wise?---The fernier pey the same stoney fiir their steeps, and et the souse rote in duty epos their advertisements. This is so ocendslnes, so dishonest, se has s practice, that Shp head of every deportment might to be intl./shed for ti.e rorr•pt tendency of it. Notwithstanding all this. into which we hove beep i•ssosibl) led, soil to which we shall naturally shoe fewer till remedied, we sr. gratiiml to • great sieve* whom tee ssitnem a highly spirited writer fors his wsy throenh ryesf hiss hat shut whiab feuds to truth. sod vindicate at once the fields i of the P.e•s •tact U. Orono of his fellow. AMERICAN PAPIRS. Pone from the ?owns! of the Boner, Captain Simms, last from V.Wisis. after s woo,' of '7O days' to New York. "Itotl of Elam, Jon. 16 I' Ft& ltd.—Thick foggy weather; et three. P. M. tow two frigates standing in fo► the herbage, antler United States celosts, silo ono 61, end a stoop of war. The forts commenced Grigg, which was rehoused, shun the wins, became general. MI men. In the Edda of the Brichtess Herold lie merit is doomed. nes, aye as; led, sh.re, living ander the small's* of the high towers nr • K. 41.1 Pee there is tin goroviosi bur rat if he wo•ld row. seat nhserptiossis in 6 , 11 his cniontot with she doe• ttinet of comp/area end now rrsistance, he might Attain as K omi a tering •s the It v. air. CAllt, Mr. Intrat.t., Mr. •iCurf. or as it ift , endeft for 11.. Rev. Mr. But, no ; he scorns to later his very Pe rocs. though so near II nPiglihnnt, by prods. itig his Government ; sad a this article shirts we are going to (ante from his 16. r pe s s ikari mi , he ha' &Omitted to his ROYAL 111•IINVIS es isle. briars a drasigkl, es well timed • remedy, as ever sees pre•crib•d by Sir M. Tteamte (•killed as he is in medicine) for his Kesel patient when sick. We co only add, that we sincerely hope that the its. nowt will take it as it is anat. " ls is absurd. it is nicked, to My that the present distresses of the country seise from say tither coon thou the otel•adroini s inn of public stain.— , Were the British Oilman changed, end indesery, skill, end foraight become velingehhed—were the seasons suffered to pass unheeded, and the halts of the earth loft to perish,—if all manly spirit sea sehdeed, earl the whole wino sank into indu. lence i —then steroid want low from its legitimate 'source, shin would Englishmen deserve on Netter tats than that allotted t• the 'WWII of the Gehl. — they would be inrapacitated for a state of society, and would fall Met into their original hasborlsm.— Bet is this the case?—The questio is preonalefoost sod we beg padoe for putting it to oar Readers. — What then is the fact 2—A benignant 1 residence watches over es, plenty tams around, the arte and wieners garish, kno•ledge is rapidly spreading. liberal opinions are in full march, peace is mere and more lourd, war is sore and more hoed, commerce suites us with all the woad. And ought not tiff country. chick possesses these almost/es. to enjoy a proportionate degree of happiness ! Ought the ay for bread to be hard in tier streett ! We would not impress a sentiment against Ministers is • spirit of encherltablenen, mach len would we errand ear opposition on any sinleter slew ; but us ate bound, in jovial to that close of our fel low•cootrymee, who are suffering et this moment, tw sell them (and so are sere that the public erpi. wire beets es set) that their conduct toast& these , ellfottento• mat is most engeoerous end impolitic. .—Every effort is making by that patios 4 the Public Press, which is considered to be ender their influence, to gasman the People. and to drive them to acts of violate. This is +Miasmas.' Gerernseat eaten be igenrant of the condect of the Editors to shoes we Clods. We de not ape prove of ex osci. informations, on their present plea; but if soy thieg enfold justify e remora to them, it is these base attempts to breed a civil 111111 . ..—• Alluoing, however, that Miuisters disapprove of the inflammatory writing in qsestioo,--siiit. the Pane which they Ilea adopted. its coecontrating the military is those districts, which are threatened with starvation. is most pernicious. To controul the actions of men, without atiensptiesto maritime spirits, Is a mode of Geranium it 11.17 foe foreign merchant vessels, haring bean previoasly sr. dined ustsid- of the linmof.baitle, were closed be Seven the two fres; they however, as soon as pomi ble, made sail sod ran oat of Ran•shet, •ithout re calving much damage. At sit I'. M. arena o• both sides crowd, and Lord Cociansma anchored attnet four milts from the foot. The Irms sostsined by the Spsnisrds was fire killed and several vosoodo,d. The loss of the Patriots could not be aseertsifted. The Csp. lain u( the Latoostro,44, est severely s otoaded, sod se- veto! other Officers. The Patriot squadron consisted of one 64, Iwo 41-gess triplet, and one sloop of so Rues, the whole commanded by Lord locust hell taken e schooner from Baltimore, 'boot three miles from the harbour, mantled her, aod sent her On a rreis• to !crowd, as was reported., " Monet 45.—At day.lisht .hrs Spanish goo.hnsto made an attack on the Patri.•t sqoadron. The sedan confirmed two hours and a half, bat 1 could hear of eo injury on either ski.. " Aeon. 49. —Arrir•d at Valdivia, where the re. minder of the Spanish army, ander the command of General Stict.cti vs. antoontins to 800 mon, had jolt arrived, after tracrilit.; from Conception. " APRIL 30.—An armed schooner, formerly the Shelly, of New York, milted from Lima with Ms. patches and money fur the troops. I was informed by the Captain, that Lord COCIIRANZ had landed WO ore as St. Ancho, a small rilinge to the leeward of Lama; the Vier. King had dispatched troops to assist the inhabitants. The troops at Lima are well disciplined, clothed, sod armed, ontoontiug to SOW Sen." WRAC? 07 A LITTER DATED Foll 7 110 PRINCE, lin JUNE, 1819. 61 Sir Catena M'Gatone est id d• wrier de Porto Bello—il era est saute a le sage st es chemise . On, @oppose gee toot son moods sera ewe masstai par let Royalist's." [vetox TUE rUILADELPIIIa ANS!. Wet. J 01.7 13.] 66 We understand that the uhnoner Regulator, Captain NORTON, from &Sloe, with passengers, halt been Seat doss to the qoarantine ground, by the Booed of Health, in eonstgoence of the typist's fewer being so board." FROM MFXICO. •- - - - ett thetheit Alaimo. What Is it that the Is. Inisfort•WW, •wAillat 1.. oil. hire he tit * binning rushes requirsq—Fond, raiment, and lode 14145 t Of MINA'S (a spj) dial ilos• him She above ilia ins. or, what the wins thing, twoney,'lst rem.- foineation." rimittene for work performed, that mires, enable • H ibis smog wan 'Coped flaw Lahatere. she lenge thew t.. prwirgr• these regetsites. Thee why, some ilutiore imp prottabl) ask, hall this kebbeh which they make' AlNlth.twflY4 %IMP. DIST:M*IION. 'shoes Reform! It is tits answer ow this tillevill• I Freon INC wtt,rsr.ott usirris.] which lwitgs their cite se immediately In contest la In piety are.i is of raw riewe, we beer At with the Governors'', sod that answer is ibis, that' Maks and iodividevia inseend.oir • .p.cor there to srarc-is an article of feed or cluthiog bet that or, is other w..rd., becoming A l h 44 6 is toted. either directly or indirectly, Mort their the banks soil individuals 'ramble ear% . thee is belt its niiitinsi cost, while the wages fur labour , having traded fat bit en Atiliere et:rites... is s' have Nato generally diminished.—ln this extremity it attempted se between them U. offreesosabil IS a•t•tal that 'key shook! look for Protection to didiadioe —•i s. individ .al who fails, claims our the Constitution of 'hair country. Those parts of it regard, and Certain') ealiihits his intogoily b/ foss which secure to the Monarch his prerogative, and fessiteg hit itability In pi, end sarreadeting kit which uphold the privileges of the Aristocracy, Ste prepeolyfue the brarfit of his creititois Tho banks, in fell iiiiroor—every precaution I, taken to guard on the contrary. in the V. art if failure, boast of them sophist adverse contineenries—the slightest 'is- their ability It meet rogßeAvoirnis. and demand latian of them, on the part of be People, would fill vier cuefitlence by pretend , heir Nee country with bitter complsinings, and nothist a 'chili' be heard but the most vivid descriptions of the excellences of the British Constitution, sod martial 'imitations to restore the Wanes. Is Wiwi, R ow, however, that this democratic portion of this o Ste. tines Coosiiletinti t is in a decline; and the People, in attempting to Restore it to its former efficacy, have a claim MI she assistance of the Crown and Nobility " TUT COIIUITTTI WI Tilt MUNI N 1/I%l< 1111101 •OCIETT, " Mitring beard that tree bills hove bean found against :11 jor Gastight, Messrs. W....1.r. FAlnonda, Maddock', sod Louis. for the 'AIR they took at the Tows'a Meeting on Newhallrkill. take the earliest opporionlty of rentioisLog their fellow.lownsmen of the plaie they gate op a that occasion, to protect them sga;nst toy mach o Aims that the harpies of the slave system nii4ki pursue against thew, G.e•inced as we ate of the abilities of the oboe. lodivideals, to support ihe cease of fteforw, In • bleb they are em barked, we should still feel a dereliction of our duty, erre we to omit pnin4ing oat so our fello•stowose men, that certain earner. most inevitably be incurred, sod we Ihlt.k jusiice demands, that ever y isell-toisher In the cause should bear an equal propartinii ; sod by so d.•ing shall be able In show to our ~shim that .. are determiner, still toarlosaly to s•a.td forward is sapper , of tbe comet which Las truth and justice for i•s guide; and Ow no 'kn.', a tp. 'yr 91§ .11 enticed. •fate us from powrioz, in 11l C manner, l b a. paths Vol noes, in the end lead to the Work and lsappinvos of rhat.kind in general. " t1y.44 .4 Ow Cm...sitter. •• Aciert 11. C. Mill r WORTH. 10;nole. '• If...ks are open. and sobs. ropor.rn, r,,e ved to MN, the ab..vo rile cuss, at the Ar•ar I Sr.. N o . 95 pril.streor. oa.Nr , herlarortm• of iho above Cos. sol:tee."—(Diroriegheur Arm ) Thy feJleitinx letter Wee v 1 by Mr. Vest to the Reface/Bert of Nienehecer, W h••• ii• became Sr. goeintott stiff§ tb• recoletion of the Shi t igtritio t t o peeeeot the felve.ieg as eeigleallt annotoced for tits lith invent TO Ttl RE/OPIIRRI 0, VirClitefta ASO "ILION. Put 11111.0 n Cireevitr. tier fa I it, %I .ac •ester, Are. 5. " Sine* I latt .ddr..aed p ,y„ 1 .tos by the News• paper• that the MiltiVelS bay* panlishmi their Pro eloneotioa, in the neent of the Prince /tern', veer. log vengeance against all f tete %I-.tines for Reform. I n..er , see by thistle'', Goarhtr„ thst oh. NI agistretee e ctit l y ter theCoantioa of I..nrorter and Chests have •ten pebliabed their Proclamation, detteescing ease Meeting on else 9 h for It tors as au ilfrisl MeV 'pg. and the, caution ell persons to 'Weis et tinge peril from atten,lin4 seek illegal Meeting. All the Chairman Op l artonfoll In timid, 11 , that Meetisg, I do beret,* pehloth this my Proelametien _ " first, I shin went, at the time appointed, to p►esid. at the •eltl M••'tng, ostler the fell hewer -lon that the Mortise Is not Gott legal bet perfectly constlistionel. it being eell►d for the perpose of ronsi.leriese the hem opens of promo,* that greet nfijert, Reform of the C imago* floes, of Portia• wen'• " Seeu,J, If any proposition abash] be atria 'hid its illesal.as the Chairman of 1114 Me•tiug,l hold myself responsible, end therefu►e I cerlaioly shall not semi , it to the Mowing. " Thin!, Thrte is 00 Isle that emp'n.rs a Magi. aerate to disport, a Meeting cooe.roll for a .ch a par. pole, unless the Matinrairs of M ouches..., intend to act span the law that eatirrd on J.oly. 1818. " Fused', The Maiiotatim I.alinat (named all persons to abstain al their peril, shirts versus in p!ele Ku ‘ lisk, that those mho Star nosy f►om oho Meeting will do it at their peon, of coons", ell who are ander the inlla•t. P of the said .Il.gi. Wales will certsialy atteuJ ender pain of their WO displimaare. " Fifth, If any thins s•diliosa or IlleEei Arnold take plate at the mill Me•iine, moiety the law in the hands of the pres••nt Altoornry..Getteral. aided by packet! Lancashire Special 14 , ), is qui., strong 'onset to meet such an eff , oce, unless tt.• Ma . Rialto'', mean to dispense •ith all lan. awl resort to open force at once, which the% do, the Reformer, mill at all events knee what they hate to trust to.—You I's, &c. " H. lit7ST:" EXTRACT OT A LETTER rllOll A OVITLENAN 1111 Tilt PITRIOT SERTICI, TO MS /RIMS le RICHMOND, TIED/MIA, DATLD RATCOITOESPES,DUNt 7. 1819: " Soma trap" (to the somber of 400,) which or deed here yesterday will and rain the stand.rd of independence ; whew the whole are assembled, they will be ender the imago. diem comment' of General Bitaxxitoo, tabu is daily expected from Proton Point, with one thOIOWOd MOM* I. We hew. jest received etweents fins General ' Mt tra ; and instead of his bevies boom beheaded, aid his army disbanded, he has been for, secentlel, awl is now In pomp...ion of several impnrteat posts. I Re,* jest contorted with the poen* Getialeraso who broallit the itifermesion. lie belittled to the do. a helmet crimmatided by Cl.. .ael Aviv. and was tags phew ' **ben that detachment met sith its Sissies Pipe's to the 10th lest, oriovpd sestet. des. They culosin some "crows of Gimeril WC serous, hut they do not app.., entitled to mock cnolit ; they shoo the we. ' t wit sod respect for accurate truth es may he found in some 111 I'er Ties. vvy J lii, clips, &taints( the conduct of Hr. HUNT !Lin! ob 99 ion% ar• mile ,is the fit of his atiftirisioste groups at P.r.is Hello. in something of the like "nein. It is net said that they Iwo bees buried slot• iu the Suitt of %leant, sad Pere, sod there sentenced to neer net a miserable taisteset, but of the Officets sod men +this jriord him free Jamie., some have bite allowed to "serene their trades. Flanders and Dutch Mulls arrived yesterday, brings Ina Papers to the 13th inst. Inteltierre Vein Lee s the arrival of the Duke of W acceSSOTON 'Mere on the 10th hest. His (;Ir•cr. Ow ionectlog tb. Vtlifir , siinus, set off for Spa. front whence, it so said, be •ill proceed Is Ms. is. Chapelle. It is .le.rd from F•isiltln•t, that the High Coed 1 of Appeal at Matihrins has p• op. ii. , ill the interutinli er the 'potence of &Gni u,oiss S %Nov, olio is Near his end ; het the Grand Dale has out yet approved id Ithis pentomils Th. Hon. Contain Norm kissed hands, nu Mass dsy last. on bring stip oio•il so he printsiiont coos mend of the It- s•I Ile •fr • yacht. I st-• inns, of Sir Foie sap lisnale ; , hr 1111CHINI. SEYMOUR, Hu t ' if Mr .intosl in .h.• Pane," ke.,....1 'sol i buildiug st Fortmisooth i *et WS. c. VAtiLT• I