The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-03 00:00:00

~~ ~; i I :, • . WA tt Irroc t b . 14 0, whom good &Wised splendid talents, well exerted, . •- hive rendered iinasurtal, was dear to tile human A nee; sod, alas! too like in his end to the great awl .; steady friend of freedom who had gone, before _ It wr a a stay and a hope to the oppresied and thb prior, ' which is sow soddenly withdrawn from them. Tit. event of ibis tas`ca it not be appreciated. The bartered and such abinund fearless harriers at all times 'West •tyranary and oppression in ail shapes,cannot be lesehlin • down without great national suffering being thi'llelbs sapience. 'this circnossienee must add poignarefta the feeling that will be crested by this laments treat. There were parts in the character of Sir Si. writ R 9.:IILLY, which endeared him to toes of sU. part*. peelally his humanity, and the seal with which be endeaveered to render it effectual to hiel fellow-creatures. His various Bill., so ORSCC4III,I. I ably opposed and rejected, for preventing the wails• rant of Death in some cases of minor criseleality,' are memorials of his intentions. To the seppressinas .of the Slave Trade Ow he *slyly contributed. The t t Joss of a beloved wife plunged him, it is understood, ..? into a pare:yam of grief, against which nature coold 4inot bear op; and, in the height of I brain fever, he ' .►, tell a victim to the acuteness of his seweibillty., 4 ,01..... — The Board of Trade, en Sqtorday, came to the decision to release the vessels lately seised by the Custom-house Officers, loaded with beans from ports 4 In the blediterranesn. We anulerstand the IMMIIIIIIIi ,111411 mode coder the ides, that the importation was al. breach cf the Navigstion Laws, importing articles not immediately the growth or prodece of the place from whence shipped. We, however, ooderstsed, that the Board of Trade, on investigation, Snd that there is an exception as to articles implied from Turkey, ke. as all articles the growth sod predict of that country bale been shipped to this country from Italy, and from other lower ports of the Msa. diterrenean, and that the ow:option folly Rather** the importation of corn. The vessels wen, Wags.. sequence, restored by an °lslet order fro* As Beard of Trode. escialcmea=cmcm The fist setting brig Henry. Captain Kamm lite liss arrived abiverpool from Diew Yoek in U days, her letters and papers will bedelisered issieerrow. Tus PRINCESS oe WA‘te.—The relloc4olll., . OW illent has been handed to os t.--" Pendell** iirt • /Loyal Highness the Princess of W. 41111 leering Bee I land, she gave orders for-all the domestics in her two • trice at Kensington to be retained till notice to thee**. t teary ; last week %deices were received for their die. heal, and on Friday, after the Inspection of the i slaw by his Royal highness the Parks Reacea 4 l • , rake of Yoga, and Colonel Srevainos, they slii I ' toceived notice to gait s nine in notrior. We. ikamii . Nichnett, It Is 04 has ghee op her spirituals la 1 she Pace." ... -. Yesterday the Dake of Yong transacted military horsiness with the PRINCE KIOINT at Carlton-bouse. Mr. GALLATIN ' the Americas, Minister, who has recently eregociated.here a Treaty of Commerce with this cooetry, arrived at Paris on Townley last. ' , • . 'l'he Doke of DEvonstgas, accompanied by the lion. CHARLES CAVENDISH, left Devnnshire.house yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, for Paris. Advicm are said to ham been received from India, 1+ that the PElinwa had surrendered himself to Sr JouN MALCOLM. The Journalists of Worse w are quite indignant at the mention of the Empetor of RUSSIA as Czar of Poland, of which they sty he Is not Gear bet Meg. Cardinal CAMBACERES has left the whole of his . property, by will, for the reArstabllebatent of the Se. abbacy of Rouen, subject only to the pereest of U. Deities to his domestic SIMINInise ' •M. CAI/ILLS JORDAN has been elected for two Or the French departments. Oen of the Paris Papses said, that LA FATETTII had Wee elected for the des' pertinent of Sarthe, bet this is not tree. The reduction of men in the 9th Lamer% et Brighton, look place lest week. A tam* of the cavalry horses will be sold by auction. The 95th Regiment, which is to be disbanded in the course of a few days, at &sodomised barracks, . oysters at this timeshare WO rank sod file. The Chapman, arrived In the Dawes, serried away her rosin-topmast about 10 days since * by which sums John Jones and Wm. Rubinsew, seenses, who were bawling the maio.toplallant-saiL, tease sake. tenately lost. The nISCII of the II osier. Master. Goosed boa Ulf; emsoved front Parliament-greet ' • the hodsepos if which department is now coadocte d in the War Me. I NCLEDON has loft Liverpool, and Is new singing; at the Sheffield Theatre, where be is engaged tat pw. sum four nights. . The Ilsth Theatre opened for the season, on Se. Inglay last, with the comedy of The Wonder, in Which CONWAY was the Don Felix, Pusom Lit mrslo, and Miss R. P E NLEY, from iedsor, was the Minnie. Miss KELLY completed her 'easement at the Ii , Brighton Tbestre, en Saturday night. Mr. K EAs is imaged for this end to-morrow evening. liss first appearance is in the character of Othello, and eticorsdly, as Sir Edward Mortimer, ice the Iron chi,. An *wrist scene was exhibited, last night, in the pit of Drery.lane Theatie. Towards the close of die Tragedy of Richorirthe Third, a well-dressed man fell from his seat in the pit. At first it was imagined that he was intoxicated, bet, on raising him, he appeared to have ,offered from a sudden fit. Several medical Gentlemen, who were in the boxes, fievtened down to his relief—but, ere they arrived, the spirit had fled its fragile mansion. On searching his pockets. several bond. were found, and his ad dress, •• Mr. Mocarty, Bull Inn, Dishopsgate."— The body was removed to the Rose and Croon pub. iic.house, preparatory to the sitting of the Coroner's inquest. V 4 , • oacc===mi le pagass of his.livieg coteespererlee of this end of The name of Rossu.se, like that of VI •: . pup - AL INT": LLIGSMCIL • peAr.. NOT . .!.—A rrived and telled ter the River e•NetUde, Boodltroa, from Bova . end Nolte y ad Lord Milerave, Indall, in 29 days from boc.—Pot Nei several of the ootwordoboond that nilod'systordsy.......Conso down tripou'the Rwor„ the Liao Romney!, P.ltiost, for 'ensiles ; Hibernia, Lei• non, fGr New South Wales; bent. Rotsorteoss, far fiderdeaus, is 4 meek in the Deem with dm rest of Ike sot wartLbrosod as Wore. Posner's:me. Nov.2.—Arrived his Majerty% sblp Ciliation, free Barbadoes.—West eat of Urbino, hi. Majesty's strip Buie, and brought op et %pithead. —Paned by the Scarthingweil, Chapman, from Cr. soa for London ; also the American vessel Maria ,Totten. Kinnsird, frees Virginia; on the 1 101 b eat. in let. 47.20. N. long. 29. W. foil In with the of the 'thecae, Nancy, of Berwick, from Mame. Ile for Newfoendlind, last from Srosasserrs, sad barb from her the Master and arse, wise are mow so board the Maria Talton. FA 'molly'. Oor. 3 I.—A trivet the Lend Ennead h, Miler, frees Gibraltar, in 15 days. Pros axes, Oct. 31.—Pdt beck the rosters, Breed, fur Coda. Livtarooc, Nor. I.—Arrived the lasseester. l Banks. (rem Barbados., is 33 dept.—Sailed the Prince Blocher, Johnson, far Calcutta. • Cowes, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Messenger, Baling. ton, from Batavia for Rotterdam. Sours SUISLDS 310.—The Lord Collimg.. wood, Perkin, bound to Calcutta, was of St. Am. finis, Cape tie Verde, the 27th September--411 well, the Berea, Mitchell. in company. Notts &HELM, Oct. 31.—The Vainn, --, that yes stranded On the ►ocks under Tynemoeth Camlit,ires been sold ter the beeefit of the Under. writers, nod since got elf, •od brought tato this berbeer to be repaired. MILIPORD, NOV. 1.--Arrired the Countryman, steel, from Fiery, bound to Dahlia, with lon of both topmasts and ether dameir. flaunts, Nor. t.—Arrived the Lord Nelson 'peke, erkh a Moil, &e. from Rolland. Oros * A rri dr of t-- port the _stets, Mfliso,ltssis llarbadoes ; sad Foos, Beller, from Lie boo% tot Leedom,- -Came I. the Mary sod Aso, gesiss4, from Operas. Tito smreri Onix men BANK, IYD nut ' MINISTERS. tentineed high price of Bullion, and the general state ad the foreign 'mentor..., iiidoce many persons to believe that en attempt will be mad* by Ministers, in the ensuing Session of Parliament, to ex tend for stew fiat longer the Restrictions upon Cash Payessets Al the Seek of weed. It night es he confident! by s Government as a great mis fortune, that he Ostmeteg pledges should be se lightly esteemed by the People, albto suffer the fellilmest of its promises to hyena,* a sohject of doobt; yet such is the onhsppy siteatioo to whic4t the prevail. cation and quibbles of the present Ministers have redeced them, with re.pect, at lea' Is the subject of Cash Payments, that not ON individual in the king. noon can safely repose his faith ape, the proini.es l ihey solemnly offered to the country, in the fire of 'the Legialatere, during the last Session. Even Ike l immediate adherents of the Ministry, While they hold out the hopes that their patrons will not deceive the Public, think themselves joatified in giving car. roomy to resents which tend to confirm the obloquy that esperieure has, ou this point,athaed to their cha racters. The Silver Coin, as ear readers an aware, is at present deteriorated ail per cent. below the standard value • that is, the pound of silver, which said to he divided Jots 61e., is now divided into 665. of which foot are detains/ at the Mint as the seignorsge. Of this coinage it hashing anommood that a very 0011111 i. thimble quality sill be in a short time issued to the Public (we may, ex pesset, express a hope that Signor Pistracces name will lot be suffered to dawns it). It it, therefore, manifestly nit the intention of the Government to alter the Mist sego. litions with regard to the coinage of silver. In 1 Man time it is reassumed that the Bank will be permitted to isles mince pieces of gold at the Mee of 41. Is. N. while the standard price is 31. 171. 10Id. With sorb a regulation as this, the Beak might well undertake to pay their some in spade ; bet each a mode of plasma would sot fulfil their engagements with the Public. The Book coo. trotted debts to the Peldic et the rate 031. 17e. Mid. per ounce of,gold, and if they are permitted. to pay at the market rate which they have themselves been manly instrumental in raisin, they mill thereby gala, and the Public - will lose Ire per cent. on the whole debt. We bispe thee this ramose will prove to he onfosoded, bet we Conceive it oar duty thus early to protest, oa the part of the Public, against nisch a meow*, if it were roxible that it bed bees con templated. The Eery*los frigate, captain Husttesow, is so der orders for Barloadoes.' The bosom frigate, Captain BARTROLEIIII, sails in a few days from Chatham to Porismostb, iur the East ludies. SINGULAR Race.— A match, which excited much inloiest, took plans on Friday sod Saturday, on the fiat near Felthata, Herts. Mr. J. Barnett, a pedes trian. yeomen of Foltham, basing eedertakimt, fo► 1100104 nm, to beat a fast horse, the property of Mr. Fear, a neighbour, in a race of 48 hours, the horse to carry tool's stelae, which terusioated es follows: — Horse did Ito. die Firm 94 11 , nos .... 118 82 Secood 24 boon .. 61 16 179 158 The poor aninvil could out hue gone lie ether miles in the out 24 hears. ~L F I TRE'llofi s oit TilitilTATEsM AN. , St.,— The endes-sigood Deputy of the General Coogress of the Independe n t Rate Alvesdi of New Granada, in S 41•111 &model, las thehooovr to 'pretend his coroptleseisis to the Editor of the Srarss. irsis sod bop he Wig here the goodere to sc • gosh; the Public', throe. the obedient of his red! Paper cub On-following particolan:— Thai ootwill:sehnlinig At *mobil Army, coos. oie ff ied by Gen. Morrill S I.ok possession of Same P•b;thsi. Capital of Now Grenade, hs MI6, sod of swirly the whole of the territory el this independent Iridersto Republic, yet • soosidetablo proportion of Aso% NMl's; ensoopt *horn were nosy Members at/ the established iwitgloodient Government, took slither in rho pteirse of Gersetve, sod in the pro trincvs of Took, Socorroisod Passploos, where they love ever since 'shoal as' es. • lodependeot • Nest, sod have to ;day secoesebaly op. plied every effort of the ilotheilietle to &Ude or Apes* them. It le also Slips certain list they *sold nit long hare been 046 bed to the sere doednion over the above provinces, bat for the greet want of moskets and awasonittoo for their Infantry, ohleb las positively been the only mute to prarest illnitespelling the ipaniards frost Santo Ye, and the rnty the Yoderel• Provietwo. _ Moreover, the rygideedoseffitl i r s ittellietei n. ,..Lts vin of Ms foil ftessellswok of MR, Gressette, ht.-DUO %kik • - 4.biste7 a iti v ro ever? epee*. of coisttarti is the toneenirilillin fah W. beef of the lodeprodesit Govirawnesh of N. Conrad, ; an also declares:4m Geo. Sir Gregor Hat Gregor. spoke a long period ...wended its Ali the lad:t armies of 14.. Oneida is otelsetly et 'she piltnrot toornetst ernploted is the nose *Apathy, to .the 'entre of the one ludepeodeot WI the beam so be Shooter obedient soirlsitsible eeeeleht Limi, till Joss ii. Dan* rived respects place. bet. OM eibbark, ste aftpf - mut win.' barl6ll! , 1 bfterii OF slit $4,111111, ROA!Mtn 1 The Istiossehsdli ilillk wbls ,Wittieri this de r to an ' ..., reki Nil yiliv riot the 'Lima* •kb put, ing ,sh .ee p otsi esiii i c t o r e tly „w ad Hitt k l izte. ji ti gt et vorir eotty . et c ~. voce . the theft o'Civil mod RAW*" JAM" VICW.CIfAIICRI.Lcit's CatitT, W0v..1.• 4. 4 A rendered its meet distintgoiabed Asivivatit deaf 'Oho Oh Honorer Sr Jen al Lilacs ',tiered the V,lsstis .._ ...., Netts of the fibers l earl ha's**. s r S amoa , . eleven il i ctorit. and booing sensed the Bar "owe rot st i Bnad fl y, distracted by the drub o f u s moot oa m., I set on the B , neft. tie then A use .e Solir:tioith. I able and beloved wife, has sunk *aft the 1111.410 S o I G....ft'. Sr Ardor Piaahlt,ond 0 , her leading 4i74e. 1 skidoo of Providence. An Inquest will be Isedd by I wog * 40144 tkr) had any, ilP 4 fitie MO ifliii sa 1a411104 1 1 the Coroner this ffily, and therefore our Keadert sill asui h' 4 "it ••• • • 1441 1thlh •"*.illiY w "h • emffriSis • „ . have lite slieting perlicaleve 4 ate 'veto in to.mor. b oo , he re „,....,1.4 s o. Inter the ordiiiesy cases sir fou l '. P a p er . W e hue, already wed Neat Lo y read, it. bend, end the l dsy is•srHeity me t/ pl e d sitesßogan, died et the hose' of Air. Nash, in the Isle .4 applications for aides. on muttons of oe pyretic rib , Wight. after an Wafts of rover a twelvemonth, der+. ily"rui 'oleic"' Int which there sate intervals Of CeisfeleiCoarPook• - .. •- ...p.401.0... • t Sir SONIIM had ealrefed tea most Wirt- rending C 4 4 7. 4 1 41, XlNG'se A, 1 " ii , sttfillANT o *Or 11AI t.. Nov. t egintirs li some weeks, daring whirls he one '.. 1 'Whiting , refreshment of mound sleep, sheet I .--- r •P all tow dm sire hopes, be bad entertained of fr et ga : i t. 414 111 ..,, t e i n e4 : 1, 13 , 11: 1 hi: La c: if : a 7 b . : h i n' i b , l ,: i t ttg a i; t r o js r io illi i. °l4l" its fialaffy were withdrawn, by the TWO, appraise's,' 1 Te. it Wiest question., whether an inciiii.tia ir • lifizt WA ntettn...l. TS* icom_.of _.lire itAigkr-i l effrod This inrigtit4Thet Oki irnrklibif to stsinino• ' --- l ' eamilm " 16. .°44 Illarmin g 'WW l ' s ' ! civil rights, and maintain an action oil a hill o f e Mikis to Ma friends: and his nephew, D r . RAVI, diens .. NW Re,. Me. Dumnnt, and Mrs. N o sh, as we ll as The Plaintiff had been tiansported, and landed al Maven family, attended him with the most anxious Sidney, in New South Wales. After being there eetkitude. The pleat was not communicated to him some time in pursuance of his sentence, he ob. ..f till Friday morning, and it way thought proper to re. tained a licence from the Governor, iccurding to 010 • move him from the scow' the same day. Ile was p rov i s i ons of t h e 30th if t h e. Ki ng , ehiti glees dot brow& to London by easy jimmies, where he ar. Governor of the Colony of New South Widetpovoise , • . rived oh I 4 - Saturday. Ilia fever e r was alast a ' at f •ciatiti li. to grant such licence, remitting the remai n der of A bet he manifested the most esempravy written* to re " ie ,. s unteim ."„ d p ,,, n ,i it i„ ti hi m to retort , to gigots, the despair which assailed him. "MI beat" thi s country. Mr. Bullock accordingly returned, ils• elithils.dr "is a furnace — l 4 . 4 t he vi° 1 •"" of bringing pith him a bill of eschange drawn in hie , lay disease—l may sink ender it—my excellent favour by a person at Sidney. It war addressed to OPh_. e° Is exhausted—pray "II to., his °"I Dr. the Defendant, in this country, and ni..l. plyablii gg sges .”-- B o th D r . !Warm and Or. isabington did s l aty d ay , a f ter s i g ht, f or 6001. The Plaintiff, on attend Lim, end in the coarse of Sunday sada Su . st. his arrival in England , endeavoured to recover the day nisht a favourable perspiration g ave the P hy. 1)41, payment of which was rebioded, and the goes. Isicianallopos that his fever would abate. Bet, alas : lin a proems be desired his ami a ble da ug hte r , who titres, whether the Plaintiff could *stain each an ace lion, was reserved fur the opinion of the Judges. It - had bell left in the roes ouch blo t to cell Dr. Roget, was contended, that until he received a pardon under and Dotter &parlor., k eppeers, Met he soddenly the Great Seal, the t osernot's licence did hoot is. qaittedltis bed, and, in Medellin." of bis grief. pat move the attainder. an endto his *abstention In one minute Dr. Root On the other side, Counsel contended, that by enters% and found him weltering in his blood. 111 the provisions of the Act of Geo. 111. (the 8 , 11), the was labia livi"111 year. lie has left iii urns *Pa one sentence of transportation was complete so soon as liseghttr to lamest Ms loss— bat tab@ shall repair it to gaited bsabaaity. the convict arrived at the place or colony. Having reached New South Wales, he had complied with the ______„....., tense of his sentence. The licence of the Govetnor . operated as a general pardon, end placed him in a sitaatiou to acquire property and maintain his civil rights. , His Lordship having adverted to the facts, ob. served, that the Court had looked earefolly into all , the Acts of Parliament, from the 4th ..r the I&i g to th e 30th, end they could not consider the landing ilk New Booth Wale* I completion of the sentence; neither did it appear that it operated under the pro. visions of the Sth of the King, as a general pardon. On the second question. namely, whether the Gorse. ; nor's licence could operate es a patden, Counsel hoe, not sufficiently entered into the sehioct t o on s id e 'be Coe that rt t i o form ntt l's ofurther judgment; trgu ed l.i therefore orders,, be tefodsy . . • Do Setteedsy easing, a ape?, app arently, .Sell pitted and Coldsd le a . ty 'secure manner,. With a card of difectioq,sllllVenciag the carriage and r i porterage to be pad i ails brought by a porter to tbl rot,ee of Mr. HurViebolessle egg sefoltant, on gals. , free..hill, who, on hiring down bis load, said it nett by the coach from the country. linttliat the carrieggp r . sad partway. wile paid,aad Men went of shoat hill healasts.. Mr. Horst being • anent* to knee what' rt of pretest he bad otwititictedly retteived from the atry, proceed'd to inward the hamster, when. on lifting up the lid, to MS greet satin/so his looted a fins female child, about three weeks old, web • floe Inca sip, and otherwise well dressed, lying qrst asleep, , being closely pecked all round with hay %Ist! stns. , He sent for Davis, the constable, to eholl be deli• erred it, aad be serried it to St. Andrew's wilt Mosul, *here it is, now and in a very healthy state. Yesterday. an ingll.ll4 ' Was held at b 11100•09., of the body of John 'Ogletree, aged 60, who seagullh.. rated in the hold of a vessel, in ' beets Measlier the destrectioe of shirgii4 l 7° . IP Arai Thelmiseacy of accidents from persons taking poisowas dregs by mistake, instead of medicine, hassle/poled trie propriety of all prune who deal le thee snide% having the word " Person" narked in MG character upon the bottle or the paper is wiiidchey are sold. Yesterday week; an accident, that bd start, proved fatal, sight have been pre. venteoy the casoloo here recomareaded. Oe that day, assenting /Meister at Idle. near Bradford, very gentrify koonts, and as lelwrAllY resPeetbdi took a quality of leodanore, solidest to have oceseiogred his dalt,by mistake, fora dose of syrup of rhubarb. Maks' advice being immediately called is be wee soondvirmed of a large portion a$ this repel ing 'drug ind by the persevering elforts, end for stye. eel saceirding days sod eights, to keep Ilia patimit Beate, be is now happily bat foie we) of receive/. * to Petty Sessions held at Dock, Plymouth, ise Toady lest, aeon the somber of enfertesale fe. males be bad beers apprehended as vagrants, sad were knight op for easminatioo, was a yoaraggisi, abut of - of geed manners end addremr. Tory Ann Wellington Doan, and is the killed ist Waterloo. horn sahool at Plas hed brought bee- to Roe Digestion has hay behalf, and every pom d out her Meade. colons have been Ma end Efollaint„, within which have caused a price of ties metal .ewlett, copper.platenml Frith•mreet, Soho, whilst add.,. dead, Imrliarr- Pfg**44ll4' 4•. 0 . abost 5 Sparsof art, of good to Shoos! her aerie was 711:4v0e dli Cissepil-416t the eat Cosa at duster of so 016 ear who ass b Out ot had IMO toticad away r pot y a WNW ••••••••6 abr. hi 1 Ihd‘ed tbeadootoiear there. tome poet tattooist is kabob allot* tone are titbits to bad ow Fe, thoossad bushels of oat potters. Frost*, Porter!. the 10 tea days, tato Hon, a tooltsel redectioa there in the vegeta*. Sway afternoon Yr. lilotriet letterpress printer, a Frith., reedit the Newspaper, dropped in 4 the stunt before bra ) t :, • 1 ..rlW:;:c' t . • . THE 4101); .. , •• , . . • -...011a...... . , ~ , , e, „, • ....•••• • f 1 I r '! iirraAci or 4 Larria. , 44 CH AU, OCT. 31. TWO o'CLOCR, P. M.—'.Ara , rived the 29th and 34 11.1insents. ja..l in time to eat. berk and get out of hsrboir. A young woman et . t e respectable eppe!rence wet with the 40 14 end oils stopped by the Genstrarme. It appeared that she i was the daughter ef• the Mayor 4' f l 401110 twee. and bed roar away with one of the soldiers of the 19th.. ` 4 end bet father had „spoiled to the Maly* r •of thill 4. place. • Sh e h a d on an g•ig!i,li bonnet and palls(, , a bah* wee reeograised ; and Indio' she tang not elettstrlt, she throw herself into the sea, being jest after high water, bat was got out alive, and is safe Belt WOO 1 . gem, Nor. I.—Yesterday rime into our hat.' boiltll6 'email., haviog on board 1,552 men, Ito wow", 203 children, and 150 hors's. helongind so '• the 4th sod 39th regiments of Po.;t, 41,t ft Ai Bei- .. &de, Royal Stall' Corps, sad Royal Artillery ; sod .. Op Nis, awning, 38 sober vestfrls arrived with the 14 /48114 'sad Mb Regiments together sills kiplit Mit firigetle, *mounting in lot whole (this day) so _ •• 9,68 k soo t 185 women; 191 chiggers, earl JOG • , hones. MAGI. a • the heath , gatencliag the ism. .- - baritaiiiia of this large body was great, yet she IlliaolW '.. WY coadeeted witb the greatest order and fassiEnt... ', '- hot , k_ -*hat In the seetosion atteedl64 .. .Aki A ho . , . , ecer doting the *kW. sossestalr , 1.14 . seijbleitat obeli other.; sad oaf pelleffida , , ; f lOW, *peewits is dbe Sib roglintiii. ImPrudelli b lltiegle. . ' • leg oirerbeard, was ceeght betty ' , tog Wad.* .. • i sell, torligewshed to death. k lON ham .Ramigste. 4 dated Nne, 4, teitip .. . " EartUldi were* thirteen tremports arriteede . • . .rhisher sr frees Calais, having od.bostsi 46084 $OO . • to r the 9th Foot,. end detachments of .tlso litit thipi .•. . . .1191 h. aesoutiting together to between 6 aed.Amate, ••• . . with a considerable quantity of baggage. • . *Go .• • • .• ' , (larked at Collis yeategdAt moth eth. iitiCitio aria , c irrifri E f or their getting into Dawes; iV..e. 0414 Mks b i rhos rs It is said that' the Csallri, Will .. ' 4 11. embarked for some days. The ate*. hoer A, ', V healthy appearance, sad Ivry qescleretiow-ebelyelal • ? . , . limo kossillaiely at Wins I.lided. l • .;,., -., • r -..... :..../..............._ _ - • • -: 1 :- .. k 144 W INVFLLIGENCZ ,• ' ;Si . . -me,- .i ~1 ' 1.•• _ V ICEAIMAIIPILLC WS tAltifiT, Wov.AL't 4. 4A .. . , . . -IN.. lr , ,:,. I 1 .0 I , • . .., I \l . . , , . .... ' 40 I '';' - e ' '..a .. 111 Oth who was 'which therersal h 44 • , f mice.— Vol diet ea • VIII had lON Oda 411 1 , , 0.4•