The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-21 00:00:00

I i 4 V w (pence, con.iderably itnproved. In a few days it rose from 29 to more than 32. This sudden rise is extremely beneficial to most of our merchants, and enables th* , nt to withdraw with great profit the capitals which they sent last year to England.— They then paid at the rate of 9 marks 12 schillings banco per pound sterling; they are now selling at I`.l marks 3or 4 schillings. Many of our merchants gain' merely 19' this difference in the course of ex— chlt_tv .100,0 W marks banoo. The returni of our old inhabitants, an the de struction of •thousands of houses, demolished or burned on account of the fortifications, hate raised lodgings to an exorbitant price,'which is very un- of the fortunate for the lower classes. . It is said that Gen. llennigspn has taken an hotel , ' at Hanover for a soar. This circum stance . induces a' belief that the Russian army. will make a long stay in the North of Germany. AUGSBURG, SEPT. 9.—Letters from Vienna an nounce that the Kiag of Saxony has renoeiscerlbis pretensions to Saiony,,tn favour of Prince ICptopy,, bis ()roas', uncle by marriage to the lapperor of A ustrin, who is at Vienna. . ... ~... - . fIANOTER, SrPT. 2.—A griit - einmber otworkmen • • lite employed on the Chateau of Furstnibuif t which the Duke of CuMberlanif )11,to inhabit: The course of 'exchange with England Las fallen 'considerably in alt paits.ot Germany. • itslittioctc, ker. 6.—Letters from Italyiiia a te, that • the English Goierttrnent, deslrnus of putting an end t • to tb intrigues and secret machinations of the adven turer *lto has so long disturbed Europe, has caused him to be removed from Elba to blalta.—(We give this piece of news as we received it from our foreign correspondent, unfortunately without being able to • pledge ourself* for Id authenticity.) . Mariam Styr. 6.—lt appear' that the regulation ; of the Minister of Wav relative teitte *oppression of 1 the free corps or guerillas, laving excited some dis • content • amongst 'O6 Individuals foraling ,a part . of , these corps, his Majesty has thought it espediert to order that the officers of the guerillas shall enjoy all the privileges granted to other officers. .11,oste, Nuts. 31.—The Prince d'Esterbazy has r orrivcd - here, charged with an extraordinary mission from thi. Court of Vienna to his Holiness. lie was presented on th'e 29th to his Eminence, Cardinal I'acca, Pro-Secretary of State, by the Chevalier de • Lebieltern, the Austrian Minister Plenipoteutiary.— To-morrow the Prince d'Etterltazy will have an au dial% of the Holy Father . •~. ILIMBURGH MAIL. . A VRONTIERS OF NORWAY, StPT. 8.--A-Deputier front Christiania are arrived at Uddfwalla. • Their Majesties were expected yesterday at Got tenburgh. Some districts in Norway refuse, it is said, to send Deputies to the new Diet. Seditious . proclamations had been published at Christiania,' calling on the people to 'plunder the houses of certain persona, but tranquillity was afterwards restored. tir.'PEnc.;uuttou; Aoc. 31.4-4.-The Austrian Gen. Koller is sent to St. Petersburgh for the purpose of -accompanying his Majesty the Emperor to Vienna. Yesterday Count Konsenzew left this city foul& estates in the Ukraine. Vs ma; Starr: 7. Lord Castlereagh it expteted •n the 12th at the fittest. ' The Dowager Queen of Bemis is arrived here ; also the French Ambassador, Count de to .Teer de iIL„ wi•Vin ; the Neapolitan Ambassador, Prince Castel 11, &c. 8tR14?4, SIM 13.----Testerday the Nitre Chan .‘•e..elior, Von Ilardenberg, set off to go to Vienna.—.. Baton Jacobi Kleist is arrived here from Londe'; and Chevalier Pitarro, the Spanish Ambassador, frees Pa ris. A Decree has been published here, declaring Ant the success of the late war having been owing tO the exertions of all classes of subjects without exception ' the Military Constitution of the State shall be founded on the principle, that every body is bound to military : service, hut that care shell be taken that the progress of the sciences, arts, Ftc. shall not suffer. Ermstun, BEFT. 10.—Pourteen vessels under the Norwegian dog have already sailed from Christiania fur England STUTTC ROT, SEPT. filer -The Prince Royal set out • •to-day for Vienna. Yesterday the King greb a private audience • Louisbnurg (c) Count. Nlmister,' the Hanoverian Mi nister, n•ho is going to the Congress. Mr. De. Marshal, Minister of Nassau, and Mr. David, the French Consul in Bosnia, passed through this city yesterday going to Vienna. BERNE, Strr.7.—Lora' Castlereagh arrived here on the 4th,' in • the evening. The Government im mediately gate.. him a guard of honour, and the Avoyers paid him their compliments. His Excel lency set out the next morning at six. Lord Castlereagh passed through • Schaffhausen, without stopping,lon the evening of the 6th. • The Government published, on "the td, a Pro clamation, in which it announces. it has accepted • the new federal compact, which, it is .true„ leaves much to be wished for, but which' insures, better than the first, the sovereignty of the "Cantons, and pays more respect to the rights and pretensions of the ancient Cantons, as well as to the property of the State. CARLSRIME, SEPT. afternoon a discharge of artiilery•announoed the•departut•e of the Empress of Russia for Vienna,.': ^ • Gcasva ' Sum 7.4.-We are in a kind of agitation here, the Austriap. troops having evacuated those parts of Savoy which were supposed to be reserved for Geneva. The King of Sirdinia has sent troops to occupy these districts, among others Chableis. This is sup posed to be contrary to the intention of • the Allied Powers. Bnucr.s, SEm•r. 14.—The Prince Sovereign ar rived here from Walcheren yesterday, and set off this morning to Ostend. His Highness was received here, as elsewhere, with the greatest joy. SALE or TIE TEMPLE OF Cosconn.—Monday the splendid Temple in the Park;'With the range of booths from the library down to the extremity of. the Duke of Yoax's Garden, including the Rotunda, were sold by public auction in small lots. The sale was nucernmenly brisk; and the materials will bele moved with all possible expedition. Nova SO! • \ • Honour • Lient.4enitral _ t, adminlisiering the Gotirnment Tpper Canada, comer inhabitants of this colo y, ..eeartigs of a Special Conimissil by order of his Honour, at • of Niagara, on Monday,' Tor - the trial of persons dm Llonour • laments, tha investigation which public jir and impartial administratif viction and condemnation Might still have lived under vernrnent, and continued his Majesty's faithful subjects inestimable blessings of ow. - • Of those, eight (the principal like theirs, admits of dtscrimi execution of the awful sentence 'Tinton in the district of Nr 12th day of July instant. The remaining seven are iesty's Royal pleasure shut' But his Honour, while , the just phnishment of these have its due effect in . putt' iuppressing disaffection fo seriously upon his Majesty' ft/ beware, lest the fortieth ing this respite to the s renur any mistaken inference, the crime by which the extensil would most probably be.effr tits 'Moon r feels that as tint present, and-Pt/titan' the inhabitants of this lodgment is duel° the Gentlemen Grand and Petit Juries under the 'len, for their patience, diligence. ties in.the discharge-of their' begs to express his convicti , this instance, honourable beneficial in its consequences be to our parent state a satin wend loyalty and fidelity of (what is most to be wished') will be to prevent the necessity frequent recurrence to a Honour's Command, ROVER' Arr. - I 11/110111,• •0, • • 400 France , •••••••••:. Lisbon Gottenbargh' Halifas • • Tata& •• --- - -7 • limb) •-••,. $l. 11;yrruhi.-!-#0.6 THE STA LON, WEDNESDAY, 4131 1 iiilUitil -......;..- We this day give the Dittroutomo's victory over . "''the Falls of _Niagara, as pub! to last night's Gaulle. Tliel *ippears, fought with treat; *itount to 1500 men : ours wairsded and missing. On titers were vot at first above 'the subsequent•accessions " to More than 2800, while 10 untubcr. 5000. The eiffeue to have been inconceirabl , ti:e tircumstances under —Thee General justly terms dinory -Conflict," it having .. , , . Carried on in . ilse obscurit a - (sight; . rnidsi'isios . ost *rape' rviotr the hostile forcio , being so - the muzzles. of - llsorr guns few yards of each other, at men were bayoneted in the The immediate consequences have been decidedly importal had retreated.with great beyond the Chippewa, did position, but abandoned own camp-equipage, stores, impeded his progress, and order towards Fort. Erie, herassel cavalry, and Indians, whoa had detached in pursuit. We will not at present , the value of vlctorieSstibielneD blood, or take up time, to is to be carried in America war, our gallant heroes are in detail, when we have such a superiority of force cans the futility of thelrvle• the field. Another enquiry priety be made. The triumph with mingled feelings of exultation ther with the great accession length been diipatched to vainakti lives, sacrificed b; beeri pursuing, must have ,material check to the milita' cans. But is it in' contemplation eteet,' , et !bi- thrSe" we. l i tage . Ghent tp adjustit ( falo ) ro 4 lhe gociation, to catry /Par into I States ? Will this temportig 1141/41 tatting gopd cessequences) to warrant a war Spinet , Ithote Amerllan qtailon i , territory ) and so uniting . • . ...... . 5.,.:- • ,-. • . •. -- ' ''••••• 's : -,....• • • ''''• ! ' 4 4.14•!.1; - '"" . ' .. . • . - . , ._ . _ . . , ... ~- ... ". .`• . e .. . , THE STATESMAN. • i , , ___.. .._. _. __ --____., . • ... . ••, ea. ill* .. , SCOTIA. • • es ? WeitilpiettlitlifillianCY of this achniemeetleal, Peop le, Or fled constant employmenri a sat (l 1 . " ...„. : .., lave atalikto Wth'ilustre whiih wisdom: ilt thsieotute. and removal goods. s Jeerer Camila, tele 95, AU. . ct a tila e eery of arms in ...... ... entire! Drummond, Presi as is well known, does not cost the State a h ' 1 I dile ih :' thelield.:: '• ' &•. •••• ; .• " The Provisional Government of the RePabre, ovarnment of the Province. . 31 hilPeaysie Oki Prksious to 'this bra" thilbillattla s ta u , nunicates thus publicly to the , public mind in Upper Canada bad been conaide. it is Indefatigable In restoring the ; Adrui n i stot iu t. I any, the result of the pro- ri dgy ag it a t e d lou accoun t o f General Itrkeeie.,eo,., with the strictest eionomy-provides for the p o s -' 'mission, began and holden ,•: expences with the produce of the ordinary tee s ,,, • I cal ;Meatier: who, with only Obandint iit :troops, at Alicatiter, in the district + 3l hi' -.1 lied-to oppose the fl ower of the 'when aces,' of' the I endeavours to place on the ancienefeotin s ad .• "I _•.: I • • the ell day of May last, United . Statei v estimated at nearly . 10,000 Min * The i *Ot 7.e,e d os e any extraordinary demand s epoith nerd with 14h - treason.i .. • rat during Ott inait solemn *flair of thit'_Arla did not disPieSt .our troopsv•nor did merchants ; and yet those Papers say, t d ot* justice required • the firm, the geuius of the General 'reettes)te him ,; for nearly , merchants are utterly usable to satisfy th e eo ns ,. , ,• ion of it peednce4 the con- three weeks the efforts of the enemy were Completely i (Hoary demands of the Government."' -1 aof - fifteen persons who . bellied by a heroiclittle band el:regulars and mi l itia. 1• • Two very daftly laden ships are instarriveriti . 1 ir the protection of the go-. . a . , a . a . to envoy in common w i th , The 'action which 'folio, wed,. and t . ermitiatell , . in the i ! from L on d on. . • flight of the enemy,' belongs axci.usively i tfi ST. P Ge n erate , _ fiTERSMIAGIit AIM: %41.,-'-ill a In ajegy G jests of this Province, the, it happy Constitution. • Deuismono and WALL, and the Officeri,sedar them. .peerperar has, with a vaieolevaiion of end, aeh jo i . l mincipal offenders, if guilt While the latter remained oh the iterenslie;the former 'lean Ukase the littinien • ii6A-.. titles detreed te a t 4; . rscriminatien) suffered the was net idle in ordeiing well the. reinforcementie l the Senate. . • *. ' ..•• -. • :::• ... ', .. • • ' • I ntence'of the law at Bur- within his commend. ----' Chit alas - acchincliskell se • The new - Ado*** hi war nee . nearly Alidied. la s fiagara on Wednesday, the' , . •. - ' . rapidly, that a severe blow fiuS intlitted oh' the esso. . all Alexandet!attlitegnilMlA-iss- ite1 11 0)--theektlett 2 ( re reprieved until hi s li a .. my before any other commander could elitist 0411'M !Of 'refiectioriOrtifile s iittlkailtrr : .•• •: J.. " ... ;• ill be known. l of the merit • such has been the goad .fOrtiatinet ';ere 1; Aistcr.;•S Sant. . ,„Ili,felille..M l Zitted Strati ,: • ', he con fi dently expects that distinguished Generals; who will ever - be the lids dr: the returning , ie.Mer e ..,; Isrgeolelet si aril ese unhappy criminals will i Vpper Canada, and the odrairaticin 4 . "aleie;:. riWist.eer. ' Mertier, Lefelihi t iAtiiiiikekeinV.4 r . 141., stlitn . th. •..;.' sting down rebellion, and While we rejoice in their . Welt-eireed. Arne . :lee la t . foundation of tholiglieltilffitilidillitettiriald. Time : for 'the- titterer calls most 0 • , 1 • 1 4 .'„-• ~., ._ th i s eotoo r event their persOnel misfortunes ; but ire glad s iolgere . s . three. points- are firetkir•smee , lei seoTfaiea s e ssa • . y's subjects in *ranee exercised in afford. that their valuable lives are not in dainger, notwkia. Flanders, Lorraine, avid .tketittlikit • eusiiiing . c(itriticts, mitYlalc stauding the severity of their wounds.. ' What we ear ; Ykdedoeiteuget-allese -as garvkieleti,:k ite en ee rs v , ,;,,,,, encourage a repetition' of ' press of .the Generals, equally applies ti the' officent":Peret4 not. to trouble the •Gbfe7iie' •, it the tension of the ithial mercy ;end men, who's() nobly f oug ht . au td hfOAleti L thie e .' tounieleit arlirit, tied yet near filen& to be . -: efectually barred.• , ..... • • coun t ry. . .. - ' • • - .• t into i Ternsidaliki art il y in a few &ys. . in ifty • it . a moment so' interesting . a' occasion so important ~10-1,• We-have received American and Nova Scotia- Pa: 4 it . W° reginielitUlt.brse and . kin' of NKr ~... indeedon the peace establiahment of three battatiai ! i i irorince; a publie acknow. pen of a date subsequent to that of the above enrage; I ettlemeit Who composed the , /neut. The Americans admit that ,it has inflicted a but under the pretext of providing for the num °nail* ` the' Special Commis. severe blow upon , their•military strength: ' The Nets : °".14 thocadres'of th ree . others are orgsoi $ l5 liligence,. fi rmness, end jos- . . .._. _, I,fiat twenty-four battalions may, in a short tier, • . Brunswick Courier, 0 hick welfare received to the eir' solemn duties.-And he ' come out of 'this fortress, and in proportion from tin tion, that their conduct in , 7th of August, infornie*, thia, the American f leet' ! Others.. . - to themselves, and highly ' ieft Sackett's Harbouriiittliedder that month. It adds, . -:. e-__. ! -••=e_______.,_____ 1 vices to their country, will ;66 We. fear it will ao sabch.tiniiichief on our shores. From Rio Janeiro kve have accounts to the Illi ) 1 tisfactory proirf of the ge- ' • It is pot known whether any-troops embarked with i of July s . and with them a communication has boa of thisvaluable•colony, and . ' ,••• ' Chauncey. We un d ers t an d that Capt. B. St - Gott- • • , • ied). that its happy effects. • Brazils (4) a public isitlet.,leti, . in whielt , -leis !cessity on their part, of a v Indian interpreter, hatband, been takes i.'! • ' • KAI, , ~.... . pr f.„ ;stated positively v that the Pase,telv e ßeeetree has nobe duty so painful.-By his loner by the enemy when on a scouting party on the ,Ito n t i ne whatever at. ietitillaiitt Europe either tbls iMeelle, On Thursday . netting •'Gibefelle Rinse ti! . year, or in the easuing •spiloge.;.: is conjectured she Ittlk - bt:Htt"Otet'atat r r• -• i and Powens. arrived in town. • The number of troops during tide wi e life. of his tnliees , ilitewill sot revisit Se - - err .• . - • 1 ; .. . . .. - arrived at Quebec since our last is-Officers 135 1 • Pertsiguese'copital, but that Idstead, the Princi.‘f ), his • • - Pbe ' - •• i 1 Dena, the eldest son•or biskoyel•klighsess, witels co ~ - .- . • 6.- . 1 privates 6.697 5 horses 175." . .., :: •• ' '''''°•' 1 about 15 years of age' will . re: is the Adapt*. ' Da • • • •We regret to learn, that - 111itatidititalawar-e' I ; a nd !abater ' . .li• residence l at 14 ' • ' • .., - 7,r----._ take up . his lax . .1, . . 3 DnuniNtose, as °overeater alet Province of URper•i e •Ifests,dey Viscount Simiseinin teen '.• 4. l ' ea &' ' 4 . - wider ' the tattiesski stelpialtjet '.l : Recy, at ft *Carlton-house." a sst rflealeg : 'burgh , 0. :.n .. .. . . .- . . -. 1 ... ' •-• '• * • • . " ' 1-41igho had•l Bel • d • .". • • 4r , t ' • • -,s some ' severe erkeinples or -pettetnel - fotind;ngelite oft, . 14 • ( oga •• ~ ect4 44 4: -- & ••-. .: 4 • 044 Am ftovetetto of thili‘lifsaWisiiimin* rigid the teheiiiiciaar. I high treasori.-:Fifteterewergetikitittlineagenter ____,.._.-. F., • - '' G ,• ' t:rh.- ''' • 1.-i• ~ . *PrUaiwy ialUtqp"iiiit. •Siti .6 016 ; 1 1. " 1" ~ this charge, and Ifieir ecijoilerbredr eldflektre ': I ; .Ea . 4i" na i Afb a •-., gidiegibimactio' • - •• - '- i Y tr . f 4TESMAN. • • i fered the awful- sentence of elrediaiv s at 13urlinitia4isills we ee tt eteoftereeweerr.e•se - ..", •,'?-: • , . _.,. _ •• : .•. r • . . i.thedistekt of Niagara, on the Ifiiiiiat*ir, Alf,' 44 - 161 , 04 1 0111 1 F-alratit h 1 r i'' . • ..4 /I.' • inainingemenhave been res p ired. ';'irii.!*#l;ory ... 0 , ,, ,, zi .. • ,... , h, • WON : • --. ' ~..-,,, 'Meld - by- ' ' !Wiit.-G etie rai Dit 6 m neirio) . :44 W 44: .l o•Ailk ,a 40 4 1 °,,ei-la • l'i ill • • (~ wiiiiiitit .*I 1114. ... l'o • .• - iiiirleivviii,- oiereEncitcomes e st the ...• • : e, t • . •. rens o, is given so anoth er, part of ....., .• 0,,,,,....,,.... L _ . ~.0. 4.47. 1 1. ..i ii. .c . n 0 t irsuptommot . -4 1 0 . , ~,- - . ... •• , -4° " -- - ';''. ''' ' 4 i ''' - ' 4.:- 1144474bIlitiia*rijay seat.. C•,...-.„ •. IT ::.', •- c• • • - Yt --- l '/ *, . - official 'details bt throw e••• •F ronch p apers ace ceeeked , to O m i t 01 . 44 ; .. -, iy . .." 404 -.. .• nit meet i ng et rip • .-, _ , ...l e r the America" iiisitis xiistit; iti. these p apers (re m vi t osicetig e ,..*4l - A i r : i ,:ibi..646 - . . s erha r igi.., ;14441...fr0it %w,: is t r i published in . *tt: lilitcksintitil ! elm negotiations which 'veleta:to de Ware stet' wig - Al ki iiita 4 cailiblaratieit -fillisililig'sPf dm hitaßgle , te Ile 14 " °f the en ° 9l s' 41); ° German •'Tiiiji agi'!iiatig te x iiir..-trogrialti ital - A1,i01 14 tl'it .1 4hwriNit ' . s _ , y is terminated . ft& real; obstinacy * ls. want .en i • th .-.-• ••- t s eakad•tblar*Alo.9 ll til'sitle)iretar. maiedal; ofthe Allied S ''' "' anti ' •" - ' requ i re . W e ,T• taillaossist4 iletterofliitteldeititpii : s ofire , bords,pf Ire was 84 11Mbily4alt 7 " ; i t i i, wili.isweisey abort at: elteAostrian ci1ita1.... 0 4 * 4•11 - El f AdpiliWg,*(ooil NIX *dime. 'le sive. mg On the side efalateJk British 31, also stated,' that ehere .wilif. he. great ei I ' .' " - Pititeitioli to.stit iiiieadlipiniiiisettth.appeiot.m. eve 1600 men ealgigteliitid made at thoGongreis to defend the • conduct of the ,gehr• e"v°i'illroniPlYsillisilso : .dnd * Oltter PhiCes, ; bist did not raise tfe " *valiant • .• • - • ' • • ... • , •.. - • -,• . Ring of Sastowv, relative to the port he •toek if" e, the assailing enemy w as . . Isere the safety of.e.ny yawl which reight-sail with. That fortunate: M h . . ' the late sa t . mkenarc , means, tb difficulties of the contest __.-, loot convoy. , ft was affirmed, tOtaC• there vase more pass thereat of hisdays in Italy. The AustriaseCaL } British cruisers in the Irish ; chattiest for the protef- ncooceirably encreased by bloat ineirecupied in carrying into. effect a. plan for i Con of trade with Ireland than ever been topics which it was maintained. I • the definitive organization of the Italian Provinces .: , dining the war with Fra)lie.:•The meeting terminated, feints , 11 an 46 e 1 tritOr. 6 A the saggestio , u of Mr. Coossa, to ape report to the Cbanabeiof Deputies on the state of ' bY adopti n g ring . teen almost wholly ' ,•,__, point' a Chairman for the purpo se of say necessary Sr.o mounago which we copy in another column con: scarily of a very ~dat a' , corresprindensa, Mr. 131.44.1Aamt SIL&W Iris untiti• unne . 4oatter Of mach interest to k nity. ' ' mousey chosere•Chairesaw. ', . e.e 41. pervious woods and wilds; ' • •• •• • io closely intermixed, that COPENHAGEN, Seer. 3.-The troubles whkh have The Wheat haneat is mipectittteilie finished in , taken Pine athave Christiana are to 'arisen the must northern counties , before the t4th inst. ' is were advanced within it ' a has eel] • ascettain 5 - t • severs o the 0 mat of the following circumstance :-A Captain or and several of the artillery. , : failures of countryebanks, flare' occasioned by spec!, - . tie Wermetand m iliti a- h av i ng been killed, the peo+ • • the very act of loadin g .- I barons in corn. . ph discovered ,io his pocheti . topies e *iirthe pla n 'of i 'rile Leicestershire •Aus * Wary Seikty, for primate Ices or the action prove to versant. The enemy, who , the Norwegian campaign, also of a secret cor- i ing Christianity amongst,thoJewei had theft preciiritation to his camp• , . respondenie, comprising that of a Bishop end three 1 meeting on the 'l4th first. 'l'. ;Beemereox, - Generals. A N or we g ian G enera l been ( 11. M .P. iu the chair, in the room of the Errs of ado has,arreste . • .. ti id not dare to maintain thate.e 1 and conveyed to a fortress, and Gen . Abrenfeld Tel i atag' se . o was prevented from. attos . 4 . ffitsg: -re I the Camp, destroyed his _, t impressive speeches were made, and.' it_ was h igh ly s, end whatever might have Is la eft ; he .• . I • as denounced the Quarter-Master-Gene- I • , • gratifs in to hear young Men of fortuneand distiller. . , greatestA is. ~ ad flat fm,:the (I* eel, for-having withheld for severed days the provi . tion riealling•those of a moroconsiderate'lge, in in. • sioes.for • the• use of the army. .• itnramkkhOtillike:**lllogi . , - . ... - listing upon the dirty of diffasing - thOblerings of as. .howt ilisiailak4ijanammeo , - . . - • ...... . ligien throughout lire world. ~ ..„. 1 , 1ii. i5 ",..., AA ka :. 1 4.41 . It is nieutioned that the schism iss. the 1. • ' ' ,-- • •%"' ' ''- .1 .i . P .,. i 1 .-' :, An . .. 6 1 . " . 41146 . 4 ' 64444 4 7 . . 464 "T` 7 l f:' ,10 4"4 1 R 4 R , ',..,,,,V e `' - • 4,3eriefl tOftleh II freight ; ' stint after. the fi rst • ditte ; t **hire lo anhisideert l ta. .., oat pats-o f stat : *' 6 '.atbaratjto a • 'lra . .• • sine,. bed. marched from Brighton, the mese' was -... alieraimich an etpeel:Of .. of the articles la thal ia .iellPit raPa 4l o 6o !"tilifi 'lteniediately brekeirep; the remaining Ofiliers cem- a •et t i it ti r ei • w h y, if the eft tilt jealousies and popular slit stet bad s ' . in 4 „mithy pletely-divided s - z eitikditted in. seperate roeseis t :/4,11,.‘. Castle Tavern.. •'- ‘, •'- • - . ... ....ites‘•" . a b y the irresistible i 4rwt ,e . , places, been manifested on account of die pume, are. - -. • -s • . --. .4.• , . , Sit...Jong Latitiaral discharged last week firlitdir ; re t h us a ll owe d a o .b ee • e t *0 th!eldeilly contradicted by theerritals throogionds me- ....: •.. ..~, • - • - • it in our power. to 'distant ilium 'The Casino Detests, in particune s takes greet King's trench pruson,,under the i nsolven t Act. .. , Royal ilightress this Pitmen Roast, *it is i ' ' :e as must s h ow t h e. A me ri. pains to refute these for cries gives.; very pleailing ~• • ti e t ikkyip gn h - 110 44 Lally,LA DE; for their j , views - of beating us out of picture of the state of affairs in that Republic:' It says, . t ii r es w ith 'ho ne fit,Oc e i rs ie lees hip i an annuity oft 4 ' ry may now with more pr 9. under date of 30 th August, ". We read from tinie.io :••A'ttivishasen bbintaiked In tritat,Mitener he weep- amph we are now recording, & like to ale, rePlied ",I'd r ug f mite in lip time in the French. Papers, particularly' the GaVe ..71,14.). .• , - b rea th 1 !saltation and regret, 'toy. de France, articles relating to the state of all - int. in' - " inetes,, and be oaN of presently."' • In AllAtal . ail COlow• ' " • AO „. „., 'ktie&e-A Geetkelltin t 1 ) 1 ., ,ion of force ' which his: it Catlett. We cannot conceive from what-sews the e•_. f ee• • ~,„ coach otv atendailtst from Baker - street . to &ensile 4i fa i r th e wan t 0 n... 1 44 , Editors derive the intelligence they petilfl4ll),o ,tttis ton Garilens and back, for which herald*. 6d• sod lythe system which we Wee ,sidiject: it is certain they are • not fronvialielGosette, 'etteiveistaliCket t deirid fleCte,thber 14, '4(.13. fare. i t the effect of giving a very or from an Italian Correspondent,‘-& 4414 AR. . 4goxitsc...-A pitched lott . iii. sea freight for temint, iilitary plans of the Matti- gree are they exaggerated ) - et ; ‘ 1 1411,1, ' hits int- . ifotNeatr 'Ali; 'oar M cittday eon FinchhleWath, I 'mention by this dovern. founded. - . 1( 46 . - sres ikg . i t im riicoorge Mraenpiwt, 4 -4 inpeimaher, and S. ~. ...Ik. .• • o• e•-• •. -e• I. - . i gee -ie , :pogelist of .some' note.' Weight wr eve sent Coramissiniteri s to' • " There Is eertettilylitisi Pik in 'the': -. fkiee t ‘tabtf.hi - farmer' Of "ItivetiPort his aunign * " 44 ; -• i 6y 'he peaceful mode of be. mean , which . so epeedlik 'experienced the ; led/ bliag -about4%. stone:. .Ibe fist round was cove to the interior of the Vatted (grate of peace, and of the re.establiehmeneetnawal- leek* far sPeeesYmittatets i r *lie severe bitting try success (we wish it may s lAtyarcouram .0 °vital-thanks to the geiniatierdigia:. Att . - art's blow 6 gao to . ok 'pt,tiee, tint the we 1 Irene • . • • 1•9 awns) be liselght sulifidletle 4WD of bl 4 Mdtannic Majesty . To bts coptiyittiof I.t , 414.0044w,WN, Om Iteiii it.. Rerdiuge after ,_ • -, •,• • wards foug . lit OF attit bliadvd bit plea io : terrennoteet t •the.. indepeluleeee .of the 4 1 eattteds *sly to *sill throlign iiv , street 1 74ftl alit' withtnit 4 4Ceininiba. kidful plaf•isret!t.l I ' • • . i' b!' penettattpg Into their t ports in Porto 'Franco, tti NOVO tial . Daieolikrt prolrilied the 0 i • tin Minutes tirgef- : , all hearts and beads agahist of !Milk, that arrive s I. as k the lahottring, class a ? • when he gave.ino . ~ . , • , .. . .