The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-31 00:00:00

fai F rn;., • s. I a- lta ro- -111 C; ks", OS, nr- t. ' ritAir . k5l:, lirlilio - TirecTOtho died, tor his uttontry's i reacsomi carried, no doubt - , with Min to heated a gpitii wor: .tby of those blunted iirlidirF, - 4 here Lois, 1114 aft; ,9, . and yistvetsui PkitaiitAi•opi t _' illiin liii. is.?r; • it has been dtt apirrio'n.treiitlettellt . different ages •and . coontriel; that the iirtiiotit di/fitted ente•otiO some knowledo er *hilt Is transacttno'iii this their fOrmer aborte; Weft; Web; it ittsy not, perhaiiisi by too much to itAlife;rlll,4•lostatfaCtion at bi;holding to dulnerou's - ind itspeOtilde i iiiiiff of &Niel% pa; lilt . such true and cdristitufibn‘aletotton to the genisni I. of British Libertyt t Al ea •Aereelil4 . tiiirtieitioiiin ist' the more pare andetattetthipptliess r/14h the spirits of IIA I4# a ii ti`nri "St ot4 eV,“ and 414:Royal As.im Kb, Idiering 45Yer us at' that instarltilght prohobly et:: joy: -. May' OW plOus . patrinttsm - ifillt Operated is tits cha rut . fde dthwinK together to ikige . d •etintoistoe Of pcopte, and the gratitude they thuit 14m felt to that skint-like rig, who hit fiettoitetl Olt at the iota: Icahle birti-riehli 01 we is ito itui*e .tille.sterf.tsci who sfietttkiit bloatitt hi deftinee IA prt;*erii9lun —may tise iagratioei of thCee and trial ail Otit6 malts; on this Pres!..wOrthy acclislrin, - 11e . te rises to heaven - 1i i Pite incest ~ sing inee dna proved - 44400yr. e to thos e blitted spit' $ Wittiii iitteeitisest!:rtiobS titi earth, we owe 1 * Mt Obtigitioni. . .. tri *e. • . ittsarrft iitttEttllo " Brave Warriors, we call to mind, with a lively satisfaction, your constancy ander fatigue; your itt trepidity ; your heroic valour in battle, and tip energy with which you have withstoodfoi. so MR, years a proud and destroying foe. The field of he emir, moistened with your blood, a witness of your glory, is gill before you. Your Monarch, who. was your companion in arms, calls upon you to return to it. . 44 We declare that the conscription is abolished-- . ... . . --- r•NArict; 11fittAsIGE7ITGB:-; -..•-- • " Priam' OPi itr.wrivi. ---41. 1 • 1 :' ' l ' •;le t 'WESTMINSTEA. ' Dr.st., MAI! SO.—Arrived awes salted for Abe Meer the A *l • **. ; . . • . • • • ' • - c4"*ingt from t h e Bie z t i s, l e s t fr9'e C orks 1 1114 • 16° Y OW ' , . . 3=tiers ftor sotkeews.-Cemp,iews hem the River di ' t Mr. Entrott,—lt is not my intention to *issue biedltermaeen;Jinessity, Smith; lie telt- the Reports given in your Paper of Public Meetings ;. : . ' Beaux ; and several etkeiehias. • ' . on, the contrary, I find by is comparison bet ween p eaTsw o ol 4, Miv eoe...A r thag his Majesty's ship Plover, '.your account and those given by other Journals of. "Ilrme the emote -Africa; Chanticleer, from the Downs; the • the let,. Meeting at Westminster (parlicedarl v The: Morning Chronicle), that yours is the most full and Wiper, trail toteeliafga t the Adamant transport, Na. 9611, with LtrpePsi from • Arsaii the Vittoria ditto, with ( m a p,- f t ,. circumstantial; nevertheless, it is true that you. have. Guermey; amltietaerebapt brig Traveller, bound inGibaskar, been guilty of a great mistake, and also ef 'what, recaptured some days state (roman Amer privateer, bylis , according to my notion, is an import:lot omissioo,- and in that Report. The m • istske consists in attributing- Majesers ehie oanse.-Sailed bis .• 'a skips Tyriaa ito Sir Joins Tmeocamotrron the speech made by Mr.. Hope, for Cherbargb. .;, . ~ • • 11.,TOIVatMitt • the onfiesion applies to the whole , tALSIOUTS, MAT 213.-Canse is the I s isekils cartel, Captain / ;speech o f M r. °'T xeoltennottx.. 'Phis is what I very , Armstrong, frota-Morlaie, with English pet - .-Saited his : much l amen t ; an d I hope it i s not too late to ream-. Majesty'sship Bramble, on a cruise . — The Frederick packet; 'dy it, For this purpose it•is that . I now trouble you, i with a Mail for the Islands, will sail this evening.-P. S. The ; with these remarks.--Mr. NORTHMORE'S speech • - Chesterfield packet has just arrived with a mail from Halifax, ! may Yesterday at one o'clock the PRINCE REGENT, be *aid to have been part jocose, part the froniwhence she sailed on the 2d instant.-The Prioress Clear- ; ser ious. The loss of the first Ido not la. iittended by Colonel BLoomyieLe, went to Queen's Palace, where he was met by the Lord . -letWrillaeket has also arrived, with - t,,t Mail 'from Boardeaar„ . ment, although it was very pointed, very happy,: Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, and the Master Of Paask t aitintiOdi lest. . j and drew forth repealed plaudits from. the corn- 4 the Horse ; when the arrangements for the Quasst'al :e•- - • - . .-.1 piny, who were gratified by it, as I think I drawing-roots, which is to be held on Thursday for ' The Apollo, of Pool, laden w 4 t.lo4oti was taltsW,..4lk-sPealter himself must have been likewise, from ; in lat. 38. long. 13. by an American privateer, called.. the, reception it met with ; but all this [smudgier asj the first time at her own Palace, were finally settled. the America, and carried into Salem the 29tit or —After the Ilate-o ffi cers had received his Royal mere matter of entertainment, not of profit. The Highness's ine/Puctions on this subject, he inspected • serious part of Lis speech contained that which was . March. . . . the Boyd stables in Pimlico adjoining the Queen's The liebe, belonging to Leith, was taken bi, fhe not calculated,indeed, to exhilerete his auditors, Palace. , Surprise American privateer, soon after sailing from' bat to instruct them, and therefore I lament its umis . the Chesapeake, about two months ago. At three o'clock his Royal Highness returned to • . sion ;it contained what it would well become, not 00ton-hone r and held a Court, which was at. i The Roxburgh Conk, from London and the Cape . ' i only the c om p an y present, but those who were not ills Royal Highness the Prince Regent is deter. of Good Hope to the Isle of France, was totally • presentOerieusly to reflect upon, in short to " mark, • . fended by most of the Cabinet Miaisters, the Danish milted to give the most public and sPlendid testicle-. last, off the Isle of France. Envoy, the Dukes of Gottootr, Avuot, and Bun- ` toga 31st 'hafts,' i l earn , • inwardly digest." I wan pa r tieutady . flies of the high esteem he and i ns for the Illoi. canton, Earl Powee•rr, Lord MineLtvort, du, i The Ellen, Barron, from Belfast to Lisbon, was auxiouti that this speech should be correctly report. : thous Visitors .woo are daily eXicted.. Ali: Roy ei • His Royal highness held a Privy Council, at taken on the 341 lint. by the Heron privateer, of 16 : td; and I apprehend that it was in consequence o f , Highness superintends the reeulation - nTrAtilinitttlege now erecting for the projected Fete. On SatOday, • and 100 men, belonging to Baltimore. _ : witatl siii to this effect, that Mr. NoaTtINORE, which Lord MtDDLETON was introduced, and sworn I guns, g ran tl outline of the immense pile, doiconiinnted The Mails brought to Falmotith from Halifkititi :whilst we were waiting in the Tavern for that Geo. • the in Lord Lieutenant of the county of Surrey, in the I the Chinese Temple, appeared in a forward state i ! Bourdeaux are not arrived in T own; they Wiltbe • tleman's carriage, gave to one of the Stewards, the ' room of the late Lord Onstow. The Danish Minister was introduced to his Royal ,delivered to-morrow. .. • memorandum containing the authorities for %hat he ' the skeleton frame alone c.onsurties 10 waggon loads • said, and which were read as pert of his speech. The •of timber. Numberless workmen commenced their Highness by the. Earl of Liveorooe, when his Es- , - was g i ven may , per- i operations on the same day, on the lawn of Carle cellency delivered his credentiate, and was most gra- WHITE'S FETE. 1 Gentletfien to whom this paper or, ! ton-house Gardens ; they were occupied 1 haps, have forgotten 'to send it to the Printer ; in building ciously received. After which his Royal Highness . --osse-- s , 01 , i. . not be conseious of itsl, several c new rooms, the architecture of which will be held a Chapter of the Order of the Thistle, at which The Royal Correvondenee wish* we presented to perhaps, that Printer ma f y , our, Readers yesterday, has made a deep impression value. - This, however, will venture to•pionounce, ; a.te . r the pure st . specimens of the florid Gothic, each the Eul of - GAI.LoWAY was introduced, and invested having a grouted roof. These apartments will beat ien the public mind. We this day give another in- , that It-canitains very important constitutional infor- ; with the insignia of that ancient order, in the room 1 stance of the unseemly spirit which now predominates. mation, and therefore I still hoPe to see it published. . the eastern end of Carlion-house, communicafitig of the late Earl of AYLISBURY.a new Gothic conservatory', filled with all in the highest circle, and which appears to spread its lt is *subject that, without vanity,l may Claim some '. with The Palace Recteste gave audiences yesterday to k in d s of ezotics, and other flowering shrubs, placed • influence over all the ranks of society, to the re- acquabitance with, and I will have the he to : . the Earl of HARROWDY the Duke of Nlneeitose, i in ehreWsbirry vases, construCtvel by Mr. Bubb, the the Earl of Liirraector., Earl BATU OUST, Sc. I preach of thelnational character. I ► own &it part of the matter exhibited in that speech! We understand it is-in contemplation to tontinue iAt a Meeting of the Stewards of White's Club , was new to myself. — And news. Mr. Berton, har.i et:lebeated ..sculptor. There wjll be five rooms in each about 40 feet- long, 1.8 be and 12 high., . Fete, his Grace the Duke of BEAUFORT in the Chair, . ing the pest in hand, permit me to make a remark or + • . i . it . ,,,, . , ,D . a stroog British force in the Netherlands, and in not i — 7 -1 he whole will he ornamented with very large. Portugal, for the present. • t a Resolution ‘I A 6 passed , which drew from some dis- two on the subject. of :this Meeting, which Ido to enable the conipany .to see the ;anguished Members a formal Protest. .. .. , regard es en eating, drinking, and eleCtioneeringas.4Freneh windows, The- Prince of BAVARIA, it is said, landed yester-intended to hold up - to otheri 'serious devices 'lO illetninatione'arobvid•the 'wafts. day at Portsmouth, from Cherbourgh. • THE RESOLUTION AND eROTEST.• ' thuciation but one t _ ' kingdom the *bright example of wily Mirrortewill'illtup the piers e aid chandelier* of the ilt having been resolved by the Stewards of the Wended flail places in ehe kin Mr. Rozitesost, who has been appointed to sue- 1 ; that •• in the event of his Royal Highnea;t he R t • it '' of Elerlion, which - I consider as the ‘r" dettpr P ieciy - k i t ge: h ,_ lt n itt . litati . . ..11 . Itt , mle I:Itek: „ illtife'of the intetioe.— ceed Colonel Bsact'AY, as agent for British. pri- , • ~..to name lie Members lliCg alit 'GENT being graciously p leased se o‘ rooms win neeruresemble the letter soners in America, will leave London in eight or 1 ROYAL FAMILY , and also the Royaland iihrtrin„ r;4. of British freedom--a principle . which, howe'ver„ I i ".. „T., _ , . 1 ,_ 1 ,,, i „. _.,,,,, A .., ~ , , with ..,. nine days. This gentleman has resided in America , reigoers whom he would wish to be invited to the Hall, the must confess with grief, almost, . .is if p ot mitigate 1 n• i vreT are 3lTTelilieu ril co Ilibielitte t llit -' . - Fr 9 i .. d th t ' lin* about 33 years, and only left it at the commencement Tickets of the Subscribers shall in no case he atheist** -_, , ' extinguished in other parts of. the kbigdomit prie- 4 VII Go I se , Heber . VOL s room, ad : in of the war. Tickets to any branch of the ROYAL Fusser; or to any-et vlPfc so* ', the house • and °the. Chitielenlifige iithodi. Ail pprely Westntinsterian, that it cannot be i . i. _ i s . - ed `with , ......,;.. • , •••• Captain Sir Rosette Hata. who has returned . . the Royal and Illustribus Foreigners." • ..„... •. i found east of Temple-bar. From the spot ¶here ; wi l l lbe 9ec°lit Mauls- Mir Plit m " l f's • • . home from the command of the ' Sicilian flotilla, is to . "We protest, in the first place, against the - right; taus ! wreaths *end festoons of nature/ tide .d sal flowers ;hit Meeting was held, a. men might thfOl7 ai i- 9• • • ;ks• . a • ..j • 1 All the temportryreclitms Wits elated above be attached to the flotilla on the Canadian lakes, and . assumed by the Stewards of exercising a controul over beyo nd the bounds which circumscribe the influence„ . . a . _ ~ , ~, . , , ~ 4.. FIE of will set off in a few days. f is rest this vital rinciple as I bate. er 1:•w'" • the Subscribers in the distribution of their Tickets. °- tg s P 2 liet'e lawn, to a neig.nr paratlet witn e reobis state s ! ; I called - it. th ough site "claims .tin Yesterday dispatches were received at the Admi rWe protest also against the foregoing Resolution, as ..i"t 3' , , London, __,, .., . , : • rally from Sir Samtree Hoots, in the East Indies, i being completely without precedent; as involving the,;. antiquity precedence over wet:Moister, . i s • i n a llonnected chain ; when finished and 'imitated, the brought by the Stirling Castle. _ . i• Club in the disputes supposed to exist in certaitti Constitutional point of view, her degraded. isfeAsr. I • 4 ex hibit a most of di 'and int"' 4 tin 'l'i lf wilt . ex _ pe . , ... .. g peel; • A Requisition , signed by the Inhabitants of Far:.lbranches of the ROYAL FAMILY, with which it ought 1 These rooms aeti• to he • a ettiorleitiel - id' Ilre•aoy • l That honour which is intrinsic, which is net derlved - _.. PP - - r , , . t !' ringdon Without, is about to be presented to Sir not to presume to interfere ;eind as . . is- ' Petty I' - its one of themAfteriiitilto perverting the pur • from mouldy records, but flows from virtuous.sc-i , l i n 3' t ft•• lliat. to, ~ 4. Cuenca Firma, to calla Public Meeting of the i pose for which the Ball was intended to even . • Irons, the proud distinction of the men of Wait. the stabling tlfereihrlll,,• . - e crleesly iutitrimo 34. . • 4 Ward to consider Smut Resolution on the Cerra ': lotto thenn.ene tkoffeno•o•teilftritratreie - !atud-41reigte,:mdi-41stiviesion 1i- • 041 ... . r i5mi... 4 3,.....,..•...,. ,• i h he ' i • -. 0 "the biniehteht vAltir'fi /lti r g lai lli • t iesiinble a Bi 11. . ,-FAmiet, for whom we may entertain the big • hest pus- , more h onour able by means of t geuera corrupii n . kind .. , f, , , otter age we live in, as " a rich jewel in an Pk 1 s• , i ' s o b-h , of in OCi'aron'slak,"a`tid: fitted t(i) „ . ....titop•6 , . V ' , ? r . Sir HENRY Wetesseey, the British Ambassador sibie respect, and the honour of *whose persence wei,,• at Madrid, it is said, has sent to England in the Niobe,' might most anxiously desire. I ear' seems •brighter 'by; t h e effect 'of contrast, to ritiestnbie in •herlioir, .Aith'iitit •ttitilliefelleiviis • • .- • a tine collection of paintings, selected and purchased (Signed) in thebik • terottid a' tarefuile of raga' whit ige intSTOtt,' yet is it true that the gem owe `; its .Werili to its • t 4 -.. n... .. . J) •4 7 • .5 01'. • 1 •• tr , .• . , f O f M y . . •Y - siativelnine alone, and not t o leiveetitioes circute:'""Ti n • lrwit . :. •' .. ''' ..•- • - ••• .. .... .- throughout Spain. es :X." - - - • , stances; so also is it trio that' the. glary -of %it- '• - CtitiONA PlikakiYE'le TEE .- • ••• '' !' -: • The visit) commands at Yarmouth, Guernsey, and i---.---,-. ..,.. , . . , . Jersey, 1M discontinued ,. and Admirals Muituair CAPTURE OF A FRENCH FRIGATE. .. ', ' '2. ' . i. ' • miuster consists in meintainitigagdpure principle Of This beildingawill be after thegistern style '; .it 0 Corrstitoronll Liberty' th Freedom of : Election • ',LaPi'eabi , * * y allottecE for.tfte'ixtriblefoo •of fite s workes . and HAacoon have struck their flags accordingly. 49 His Majesty's ship Tape Rio Janeiro, }ch. 4.18111. • . /. , •. . - ~_ Private letters from Hamburgh to the 18th in. "We arrived the night lieforo last, Niger awl. a •__ .• • ~ whilst London where din recoinmetidatio'n . of. a ' ' I na heicht Is to be ticirt i nt . ). deltter we Coyit • • •.1 •-, • . .. hanker is said to be more potent than thelove Of pa- ; oittleirit ; !Cis intenttiotarfprn vas, ' u ppti its nritr • slant state, that the city would - be finally evacuated • prize in company, the Ceres, eine new French by the French on the 25th. A correspondent has ' frigate, which we captured after a chase of 2,llsitorsy favoured Os with the following notice as to the si. end a run of 927 miles. The action was a tattitill.•• • a . • ' . I.' triotisra, serves her as, a foil; There, ilea . "b e i t ti a 4 l4ie . *frith May be' etiiity secant:l:dished by • ;liitits 1! '.. : hold iltividedswav *The God of War lindiabilna.. 4 Plke l to thiet feet aftait. It will he auPporteri;y . - ince of sanguinary totem'', end Plutus a herd of Ikan . co ' !Mona,. Ind, lit the centre, will arises 00- . tuttion of Ilamburgh in regard to trade :—Very feve one, of about 50 minutes duration, at the rod 44.- g sieves • but no altar is erected there to . tene, talwat'lemPle,. from i;hiiit will be,sulpend • Rel a -vast • ••• . commercial transactions are carried on at this • which having shot away the enemy's main top-mast, . t oddle P__ Nii . , consiiiiiiiiimoi liberty; an d it . ' par i ty 'ae. • trudthir V etiiiitlerienc fruning one mass of light. - • place and its environs. By a French Proclamation l and the Niger being nearly within gun shot, she ve election bee any alherentsismong these won i p i er i 4 We ere not in4Pated to 'give tke'whole of the Out li l o ,',. dated the sth instant, trade was declared •ficee both ' struck. 'The frigate is a very fine one, mounting 41 of wet. ind Mammon, he must come and pay hi s. A e ., ;, corteztly, as Colonel Conover* envelopes his 'plan ' by water and by land, and all sorts of goods may be guns, and carrying 350 men ; it was her first cruise. TotIMI it the temple in' Westminster. Th at I t oy . !in 7 inuch Wijaterjr, 'tut we inderstend . that great imparted into this city • without being subjected to , She had on hoard five months' provisions, and a cargo self have donethis Ipiety is thing • f o e.: novelty will - be a heading feature in the strueture.:-. -: act • any oppressive duty. In consequence, some goods worth 20,0001. which had been taken from captures. able to stn to reflect upon though It was attended There is to be a promenade walk • a round' 'this_ tweet*. .• ' destined for this place have been moved into it from . Our loss is not worth mentioning—only one man with incoueenience , having caused a de- .- It is said •thm•e will be several . triumphal arches of Algona, • where the quantity both of colonial and • wounded. The enemy's damage was trivial, our aim , lay of my depa rture, * ' besides an aversion I the Tuscan Order ; and one oppoSite ,to the spot . manufactured produce is very inconsiderable indeed. being entirely to take away her masts, in which we have tooublic meetings. For all this * whereon the Emperor of Russia will be seated. The Notwithstanding the very small stock on hand, there succeeded. The Ceres is about 150 tons larger than .. I was amply compensated by , the' • latter to be magnificently illuminated; • • • and Fame, , is no call for any thing, and even the most current the Tagus, and wilt make a very fine 38 gun frigate, real however, , t Oeasure it gave me to behold about 500 per- surmounting the - pediment, wilt blow irons 'The ..• articles are scarcely saleable :, only articles for im- in our service. Several of our convoy, which ran sons g of 'the most respestabte appearance assembled trumpet, in letters of light, " Thy lalieeis shall tfever ••• mediate Consumption, such as rum and brtody, .may • from us after our Leaving Falmouth, have not yet together'to commemorate the Purity of Eketion—: fade." On another arch will appear Nara and... be disposed of here and there in trifling quiatities.— arrived. We expect the dstrea and Creole every and what is that, Mr: Emnon, but an act of how,* Neptune, peponified by Wellingten ;and. Nelson ; • The cause of this inactivity in trade may be - attri. hour. By intercepted letters we are informed, that dowel° the Constitution 7--What is it, Sir, but the - on urn e a will be placed plumes of ostrich feathers, ~ bated. principally to the high state of the Etiglish the American squadron will be on this coast as soon . e ,• of a sentiment of gra timd ean d • piets to- and military ' trophies appearing to ascend "to the :.,., market, which, with the exception of the article of as they can get out. I hope this will be E soon—•we rasing *Y., warart - t . • of those DEPARTED , PATRIOTS • skies. •The time limited for all these things is ten ••• coffee, perhaps, has reached a standard not -welt : long to meet with the gentlemen. The Esse x nse. worse virtuous exertions, whilst they inhabited this , ' djtys. , The" Herald of the blended rose, in his robes • 7 / suited for speculation. There is certainly also a . clean frigate has not been captured—she is said to be- _ earth, procured, and bequeathed to us, that vast of ceremony, will announce the entre of the FM. want of funds, in appearance at least. The restitu- off 'Calvet Ilerut and several of oar ships are on the ~; lion of the Batik, an event looked for with much . sharp look out after her. The ” Acbar sails for E n ~, tiaNstITUTION : What , Sir, let me also ask, wits the Peror of ROSSIR 7 &c. by the sound of• trumpet,m•tar• f.s: orst sentiment of religion in man but such a grateful I lute of music, a waving of white hatudkoschiefsOrtiti ,s -confldence,will at once place trade on a very with land, with co"nvitylein two days . -i tt ' recogisitioss of .the,servicek, of those who had been • three cheap. Tbeurobelia'ar•laa ri c ala ir m ' italbill footing ; and ere this takes pluee, or a new Bank he , The copyhald estetes of the late Laru ST A Fr° l ") beir benefictors on earth ? The superstitious mind will grace the commencement of this aosest uses pit footing business can be carried on, only on a limits were pablicly sold. Ito week, at Wakefield, sod' y • ears of u ore puo men ,or in • itialed b the f f t ish t exampled festival. scale. - though mkt amounting to 549 • acres, produced Such are (with what we h ave before detaitedir, - ' l 4 Lord Aseetvece, we learn. was to get 01 f 'ft:Trot or nearly 1301. per acre. , e isopeslaf future reward, and is equally selfish in •._ -: believe, the principal arrangements • it will cedilla, Paris on Friday last, and Lord Casicisni:Aon was to ! THE SCitratrtia DincrlNAN Alit) . Tilt CTOCIi. EX` 11001 ; ttortrnelletotion is not selfish, for it springs . , „t , .f frnm enfilade alonew-thet is the pure, the ilea- eteeo B , lo displey of fire- works the celebrated one is tie his departure from thence at the beginning of . E LUNGE IltiAx.- , By what *gradation is moral wrong __ __,_,, _ , ee 0. ovnu . piety—li t t h e rest i s o f h a _ . at the, peace of Aix-itt-Chapelle. . • to bedetermined, and how manydegrees ire thete ;o Yawl, mar, t.. . . thie week; , • A Gentleman, who arrived yesterday from Paris, `. be found in modern turp; • lude ; This is a quegion for - reaninclindon, and emit y calculated to•answer human e • . . - ends and purposes. Bigotry records e tong cash Sokliers tern with regi'mente employed at the • has brow ht over with him several samples of French the s peculatistswito,byii led rculeting unfounded reports, A k e . , limos of ~,mints and •li!artyrit 011 at wry , I. aak, • Cape 'of Good /lope, and to the F.estentra of that and Swiss manufactured goods, and the lowrA pri c es, and raising the pvice of the Mon m ar ket , - thereof, by which it is evident, that unless the price ' Aerating pi ivate property, laugh at the*Oax, 1. he - 'wed ' re-enlist f "fisiiite of labour is considerably reduced in this cientry, ! eating kmong themeelves ; hut who decry .1; *e shall be utterly. unable to enter into i eompee ! alarming sleet when practised by others: . tition with the Continent in the articles in. question. , Stork- La change presumed hoaxers ate pecsec; 'Tae great undertaking from Bow church to Wind.; with an uuremitting assiduity, while the pretr who, with all the trick env and beck ( 50 miles computed), will be coo. ! Dutch Gentleman ~ . The pedee.'ning - of a scheemster advertiser, with no other menced to.morrow night at a hate hour. Contractors and- Poll ' Wan is not known except to the parties who here than to injure the bottety . , backed BO guineas against .100 to find a man. of Cornhill, who gives away,.gratintoos et, Wood, Reiner, and others, are guessed at. and admi ßritanitiarable colouand tred heSevenChanspione,gost .Prints, the Modern er epori. . n ish, - Betting is at present in fav our of time. h that the ic saw - through We hear that it has been strongly recommended' to • ect -It is not 'not% , ....pub] 'that the 0100011 it MASTIN to teak'. Gcrerement to reduce all the cavalry regiments to the trick, and ' that _ _ re, _ 1:111 . of their effective strength in horses, and not to quence is crowded by Parc_ batte!ald Sha re ,, ,t aI" n w more than bone to two men at og the II Elliot:lid be purse who alter WING i coiling bean* his blab. ' tEtablisismeute • . ' - .. . _.... -••- reserving ourselves for a more complete insight into the burdens from which it will be in our power to relieve you, or at least to lessen their weight, we de etre the tat upon testamentary successions, and ab intestai, abolished, and the ancient law to be.ia full force. The patentee to right is also abolished. " Dose at Goma, May It V. EMANIILL'' Buckiqgbamthire, May 26. • CAR LTO uoffkg Arlit . ti~ . i" r- • +t,* '„ imams .r - • •• • • • t tel f es k . 4ll`ol , or nearly 1301. per sore. • %rev:- Awl was to , TII6 Scogurno DeTcflllA96 AND life . • .. • i x -s :d; t9t troedetotiln is not selfish, for it springs ..v.•-•71 - . - d' ---_, ..r .work s -_--- _ .. at peaceof A cb;poie. i the celebrated one ginuing of . CUANGE Ilri.tx.-- , -By w hat *gradation is moral wool ~.. , , de alome*-=-that is the pure, the hen- eitceed the. ,in Pti g l a. hre .. Acce of genuine piety-411 the rest is of lia. to bedetirrnined, and how many degrees are thetO,Sit- 4111 ., . ) This is a uestioisloi z '_ .. in . 04 slititi and Oil . calculated twanswer human !. . .. , i from P a ris, '. be found in modern turpitude. cl ... , . • jaacparposes. l is sof French the speculetistswito,byeirculating unfounded roffirt otry records a long oat- Soldiers serving' with regitnenti employed st the . .,01t i saiots and .saartyrs ; bat why, I. ask • Cape' of Good Hope, and to the Eastward of that I wrest prices and raising the price of le too lo nted the uis * r o ket, o a r a det' :'-..- '' slosold sot liberty recoid also• her saints and toff- . Settlement, will. be allowed to re-enlist for tbithe: is the price' i"ra t i n g I" irate P r* P er i tY ' au i-.. g at i eer a v a '• t a I tri. Z--Sorely rely the • moo . who devotes ''hitivklf - service, withOut`refard to their height, providsrthvy is country , hating among ihemeeires ; but utot,•___l6 . or_th ,o y deti oir our wretch, - . sha Tise ll* no w t e il s e eeed of th a ir .:___. ty.two years . of age. . '.• o is: cOmpe- .. alarming vice, when practised by others : rhos the .11 2 . 1 166 .Pabile . .,_g_op l i. L h _ loa able tradesman, in West- ."-• n•questiess.. Stock-Eschange presumed hoaxers ate Pefsec o _ . 7 1 4 7_ ''' .lm4a*, . peru";ips7.7d= "'; w3tln this world, minster, nearl y . life froiwthe injudicious ase bto Wind-' with an unremitting assiduity, wldlc the pretendud w li be corn- Dutch . Gentleman Who, with all the trick and con- 6 )•tialtiPeosemid . ' b i Pinot"' itod Ti"reit eallim to ..of hemlock, which .shi,lrtirchased for an intern:ll _ The p e des- ning of a sCheemster advertiser, with ao oth er view - . 1 .4 114 ".„. i ihrilid"Or 41 4. 41 1 t t vr sh*"6l.lielicitY in an- complaint, ccom having ,`.. 4 'recommendation. for . who have than to injure the bottety Contractors, and lawartamt....ta ltr .„ l „ti titioti d " bedl am , -.ll;..,in_tfitys*Wi,hailviiiiiirtivneaki:en:' be - its me u d s i e cie f e n . . o oni .sita .of_ter - * g . .. „in s,: collet l ' D t ony.,ol .. A a man. of Cornhill, who gives away, gratuitously, the two. 2 tA ff .._. _IN vows . er wires 4 . 1. speec hles s A 1.4 110.111 f guessed at. admirable coloured .Prlnts, the Modem Prometheus, ~ , P . " lIIMW . Ilt " 4 * , 1 " 41 . i11e: 14 " .., air !: But :ho . pet . et ‘ t states, bat . Di: - -%.- I, recoves4 hot.. • . and Britann i a and th e SevenChanspions l gowiipolaisb . •;:.; • Oetv ite * . t wee IA mat, ef- [. An American corvette, the Alank'captured flu. ;emended' to • ed: •It is not enough that the Public saer -eleirges6 ; shut. , - la ' ana ""alfr ..,, aa": 1140 ; altLma i i i ll'ar ' rtiodbrilye, near t t be Line,.earfj,i4n March, wt...i:+. "r"" L ais s A k e r g,l7., • „ins iftt.rwards, however given U s to.the Denmark egimeots to the trick, and that the Olen 4f igaserlirill" ‘48 6 . 16- . shied* le • . a 111 gib( it • A liiiir 'di Iffler i .- , icoa -Albicbre.--An ootivird.gotrad Sleet of large - - and not to quence is crowded by Pembina:s4d 9 , . -.. ;w oo l o w . l i g -dot •. ' • the , l i ii ,: § i, t i t ,, Lo fi e seT s issead'Agogies.asoldiglitui. , ‘ ers t e on the I1B•shoold be porseed Wile . rat' treed and an, intr a t p . . . . . aspaimem i cosies bean& bis lash.. . .. •.. • .. • - .t.r1.. • ..,,,,tm. 6 .. t,. . ...5.,194yr .9 . .4 . --. si .. , . .... . . , . . ' ... \ .. • , • . . , . .• 4. .ITe's . 1 4 e . . • ... , . • .. . • • - ' ' . .. . . . . . -. 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' ... 7 or dete- ' Bygilo ri .I".•kitu , ...... • .•!--1.- , --- -- --., , - , , _ - - : . , . .. as E. should not liberty record. also. her Saints and me?- 'Settlement, will:be allowti to re-enlist for thither emit i , &II an tyvia---Serely tho • mao, . who• devotes bitnfrif • service, withOut'regard to their height, providerthet thus the to. the ;tab& gaad is mere worthy or our re- -shall'not 'said thirty-two years"ef itt. efse.c .„ te d . mealthvoio, • thee flit ' , nohow. - minded" wretch) • The wife of ii - vitspisctabletridesman, in West. oetended nre 4 ‘ . , f iminiPlisdligligted with` ibis world, . mintter; nearltlastber life fronfthe injudicinos us^ and can- f _,, , .. 41 penance and in°rtittliti°n to . of hemlock, which, iliklibrchased for an interiva ,than view - ' 61 11 11 1.1ls_ . „ i „ .. . 2llisior lb - sffi ter shy* of lelkitY 'in an - complaint, from haviog ifttslh - recommendation. for , , ...is l owpiwo r ,dths bacomellesainti Whit hss'lle done to . 1 4 11 1 6 7 4 1 ati its use In, one of these ..biiolts,' called, " Dooncol: • I- Mitimitt ', the two . . Ontion. , • 4: 4 6 ° 1 . t7itr_f !lilt eftilfid ite Medicine." She was founAlhh speechless a 1.0 n - t..a ,if ;•• ttl'st le*ltww•ig s *rata*? But ':hoplidi state, but Dr. .1111 . 1. recove4 her. .: cometheasi..... • ..6., -0. appunisb. •• • latetritieetill 4 . % iffersfttbsittet in iipaiii, be- 1 , 'An' Atierlcan corvette, the 140aro i /captu red 'ii . . ittahwass. iii-:btas; • bet- tMs . i i i tk i e ns t i irtiodb ri zke, near Vie I.ine,.eitrVo March, whit.h . ,, r'ffit"g a eitlieS. • • - - fie otespresessLr 1115 t,.. Ia defile- bet • ' ...It"' - • .: ", 4 o . ,__ l _ , 4 *A . t h e 8, 14 . 1 con ie s :;vas . ftierwsrds, however, give n up to the Denmatt . l a jetsam - (mu* 1.4'. '• • 7-' , -. • - Shitrtlb Itiornails- •if . ' .dllicOr . e.--4 . i.n outward -gonad liset ,of !argil , l 'oos *to '°° oll6 'Al t 'e! ' •-! - • int sl iwi ‘ 0 Was' sodlt.toSalli Trittaa ii',&cu.b4.tiodittlingt. , s - -•'• '144 7.1 " 11 ' - ' . •- . 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