The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-21 00:00:00

_. .-:.-- - - • pointed. The salary to one refill Itposseatinteirsettilmne.. poi_ a - ..rts w e - sie t a n tattsg In • 'l73' weir 1, : iTi;ila . t." Il i ii:i ft sr, &boot two , .. .. 4 ;..:..... .trootoo.ll4. lici►iil.'t..l.l.?l,-1.•#;,44.214,•r;.1'. • of , the nation is just 4001. a.year, i asi# ender thelite that sort of tel * bg eTilreise. The teig' . ! , -=.1,..g , • ;kr t ll.OOO 0 / v i g i ls so d . . 1 7 „ I ."'Wr . 7 tYll'ailf• - you 4118 . ; wAI imaginCtiiiii . ft was Oor so of responsibility bee been . tbeeetareoa cant Atf 144 li l Poliiris '' italqirtate e'er two • d i . . POE t''' , frisf ''. • much to oxertise the defies of IfeilfgalWo • ther 4ll °T. ' ' l li s t.ffs 6i nes4,lllome-aceri years, •-, s .. .• . ...,...... . i b r i fl i t 10. 6 0! ifiro ol i . •:,:i , : , • were returned,' no to inlay 1 striltiriMaexiedib it. , !•1 ,- 77 :1_ 1 . - r: 'itrf_ a ___,......- , ' . and`with all the boar*. : ••• ..•,• Al:) , 7 : .-- s • ':) 01 ' t t ft. .r - a .;.-• •.• .:, when we retwilect,. therefore; .1. • woo , to out, mi aArele a. ,,,,„ .. ..whicAltuor ignore**, entice, " The Ewe had 72 kil end 80 woended ; 1 the Vit t =emi, • • . Whys' Poice:eirs, aid . ' , -- ••st•.l , stole to widows of Aidlisii • .... E i 7. 1 - 1 • -..! tt.„! . ..: the in 0 uesee of B rte otaistfele eaetay cornet 4or ambition, have .Isomolit tipos their cseistry, •.iset Phsabohl..btritli, lieb hilifed and' 10 woended." „ • . ..ii rOM ni `-sc • 1 ' ‘.t.. 1 ~ Tte Gamet e, ill peak' ." -- I• ",16;ik:..! 'Nii, Freers., and the sort of permit* who* w = ere liliely to one_of them has sheen varnished for any species. of .. . And Trade, none beleresior ' •- eeM......! -.- .new the readiest %overheats' of his tiara • • It high crime and misdemeanour daring the whole of s Wionsou, Jus e 7 l, 2o:7 7 llltoikey afternoon, about , r Still We' we joy at the illiehimigtthe - 30fr...'. • - , would he diihroleto Ifoeit k very respeeitTul notion of that tong an d eeericei ported. The doe trim's:o btii. four o'cl " k t i Nl., .ittiottlat ,CliaoLorre, with but with Greinviseed flswaselthe • 7• ' ••• • ' the materials with 'which this Legislative Assembly • n _ e . ..: 7 :::. • . r , attendants , ern/IC* Cress rii.ledge„, whevo bee i terial resintimotri Ms to be to" mit t r°,° g maeu Re IHi h ortke 6 iwt the Bishop iar has broil ("Imposed. On the • Vealt of this siogle • , .••• • . • 4. ' . , - I • ya .g nese -.ce T ` . of Si. • - .7 ,• . tis t oodow mat itope t gl l a gr o a t. ' t h a t ~ne the enba‘, !ten! ) aspart of the British Constitution ; bet as to its whole - rassuite and GO. AWE+ sterday her Nitisyal "nes Brideasslidilltaid,- , --.-• t ~' .. Here's heads at the Innateesnesiltisa t . r - - ..- : policy, character, and fate' Oft 414 Meese of Sa l em 4 stunwprectitaiapplicalloi, none of the presentgenera. Iliehneas took, SO Skiing on horseback in Wiodeisr Ihere's Toys sameitopeeno ' • ••,,• - .. 0 ; . Inats,ww.oor is' it my opinion,c , ,Bkit th at of ',hart' . 01 1 014.1=tion , irver Witwadeld obitvgle %Stance. The Nettle and Great p ark s attended ; Fees . ps alm: . The cops Am a v e *fl i p s% ••• ~ ... . 4 • ...,'. .. .1 • • , 1 1. •• • , Yr. !.77 - enlighesped sepporsto, mad . of 'theae o t t il'wholliite, • Learnedi.drd,illiikklitskiettf thelErno'seonsclehce iii l d .testes et Itolt.Arit and Il4Uliktli,. followed - la a - 'There's welt 0 hare heineselatirmineistly ledebtelditifi n tiltlii resttrriv. i the .. t hi s ve - rsk ile ry '' sieti -' was' the . ferernoi‘to talk cclich: " °4,4lrW i iku 'l t ' ll"' " I! ilighnis from . Here's C. . - litilisea; ' lion to the throbs of. France. " ' - ` l ' ''. ',' et; fi l.'.', b . , .----.. •.;- - ' 'bet fide, she teethed ;tisk tress her btaupeorr sad, ~., t o o t d a l : , pa sn i g me res c it pon ves sib wr le ro fe p r ec tli r e fig advice he had given th e p v i nvenea A vow - TA s s. Aod hyposetiatillitri' '- . • .----4 4 1 4* .i11.1 ' )----- "'r -- - ' , -, ''`''. .' - '... txxasao, antrbkalr. , . i the Princel ONAll* ,t iiio ices* yestortlay from . Nova Scotia are to - With titeneAketlit friend • 0 i , a „,., ~ • Arr. • I • • : .*`! ' '; 2 :34 v = reit .... ' , Ono '' ' - • fat r . unit, wee e year or Iwo back char kr Ent t 2", - he' or‘t . teentb, and the American Journals The Biniiiiiet . Niles' delight, ' ;-' ''''..-+'• : 0 ~,:,• 1 °2 "...rasti-zwitis &flit - 10g.6e Great Seal to variotis•!kebffe„ , ... ,-.0, 1 * ditt Of the /011 r, .4111.411. The latter . s , . •v: t,v: •••!!' . , hsonedstienidailear,laen*g .i i • .• ii . ,„,„,,.-.., • • ..• ••• I - 1 -,,hruitail :--.J.i-4 , 14 , - , -ivr ,,, •-il o . . Ali - . • To riabh a twenty YetildelliC - ."7-v. •.• . • . A . 6 ~:• , : at a time When the Physicians had sported' eta nno political* military event of an import: ..: .. Rol pCsesr mode .• ..` - •. . . . " --' ' \wii t.' . ;•=llO- ,_Wi•• - ' ")- or - *:'' • ece Sa ill i fh . B * to PliP lieli w iatt eC %cfsmist indulied , .:7- .. ° , f pe,1"....ri.i. .... 'Tzr il : tax klialte o4 ll 4 4rPt Oldw al oef i li tssiseistef illiik-' . .21 ‘ 4% - tf. i . , - • 1- A • ' eliTailsree . mental incapacity dhilealified' 11 1 1 /0 0 - 40 ;" . . . • PltiCit'Or STOVKII THIS.AIIit• AT ON it 414A1IP011vi. Al' • . . . tenk rish ... .. , . .... : • .... . 4sp ii o A i m. -if f ) • - ~,f,,-: hat the exercise . of any -doies connect ' tat lib swam w i s e r o n L a n a AllitaleAS rLaSSOWOOIII - Lord l=l,l4olllle' . ,lis '''' '-'''. •' • - 3 Pis lath ; Sid . Mlik ,7, , , lifolif#3 14 0.• ' high stades., .Aad•w,hat , was the result I W oNTARio. . ONTAaill. • The got "• " ' ! A " '' . A •- ' • ~ „ , -Tsar-tom U04.11R1 s .• • 'Awe 'Repro; -' - b 6 Superior '-' II ... , per Ceolo. ittei - ; , 21 If .:, Host stras made' to, abate mat the name of JO Ft! Priory's Lintrlons 42 Ship not aaasod - -..ISS .. ... .• . 5 . r. • N , -..i.ki*.if,••'l4•v. • ... . ~ . • VI . cratt* [star. 9 4 t - ..";/ - ' - 6/ 4 4.4: il l IstotarcallWaltkl, .23 Pike . .., fie - - • - 4 - - , . , ..- ~ • „ , ~ oioners st . .. . - • • .. ~„ 0 . I theme 21 Jones - ' ' ' • g 1 . Next view aft the atmoesXbell4.; ..ti',l:' =ti i • .. ." .' -- t 'Ar t -1 '-' - ' - ` - .:l'. ' - 77 r. --..- , "'" !'''''' - - "---. iby theaessipp ' ',•• I* - 3filidit : the !•, • - ~.... their ' Melville i• ;•: - - .. 14, hekse a . . 24 With rekcestimal &moo* :: -, , 11' ',...-...,... '. ~.r ', " _ „:4• "•- •,, • ... • . ... - • • 4 ~. . 717 2, - ....„. - 4., , ..;,.. ~_ ,!„. , ..„. . .. • - I 240.ra 14 Madison 26. His Glace the.great -• • '., •:, „,......-,, . , •• .. ~.. , -• • • .'fo'. 1 _.0. -- 4 ..%. ~..' ; 4 L 4 111.4 14 a . 4Na i 461,111 '- ' ..: t' ~* 4• ' - -.. , %11(0 0 4 • Ma. Sir Q.A . '-' .• . '*4 'I : ' .. - "''"d 4 ' el; It4Ur: ..• .•;:‘,", % • ' ''. ti ;'. ' . ''''' •• * .. .• ': ' • . • '.. '''k'• • ' . ' 2 ..• •, ' . • 70. 01: 1 l e ll iii i ll ' It -7 b 4 Ph . 22 - for she 1.442e4 his lisia. ffy • ''..._ ) 11 ' • 4 4 ••• ;: - • .. - -- -- -- - jot.t.A., .; • : . • . . . t i , , , , - an d . , Ber .. . . : " . ',arida - 1 6 - Still Mars mot fair Vaal( •'-' •-: • '•••• W 4 - .. .. , ~ . .. , . ... . . , . : . - ari d * Tompkins 11 • •- r :1 •: i- . !.... 4 5t. • ~ -,;-.7 • 14 4. .." : :.:.:4 ) . ;!; :.,. • .): ii *Vitt .. tr . ~ . --,-- . , . • 4 . earned Lord on that 11115i1i0114%114 "SIM 1 t 'osed r - -, IR Him primes its woe or la Baw,,e - ~-..•.-,, ! • - # assw.o.' • . • . .., -. • : Yultitik - JULY t/i' ;yew -'! -s satisfactory to tbisitillivas realty , . k * , arty i " d i ° g , °!ortfoltit 4 •. 11 i i t:.?r!i.' 270 • .4-• t ) * " Tiro' befell with his Cterk ft '„.. • ." • `. ;:v-i.r - : , ti:* ~, . • . - ' . ..* littrions. He adiditted that the..thysleassx •dso 1 4 that 29 1. ;sit\-- . ilecookolunts by4be powere • - '' ' • : ' - - .. ~r- . . ...„. .. • s ' ^ lll/ thirlialftit' *PM to the 28th sit. and Ike s ieliorted of his illopetY's iatottid heilth at ~ ~ time, It* lets tizpielted' our- three-decker irmild be , • ,'''' -.. : a . • 1 .. the !, launched . on: dt'before• *the ist of Septilmber. The • ito Hyde Park, Oh enbk design , -. .•' : . i,_,.,.._ ~ • n to the s3d, which arrived yeatirday, we alluded to-but, said his Lordship, w , ' Aksio • , nameless Amerfyin ship of 64 gues : it eats as s t d Behold drawn is grand tine ' ' I " .:‘ 4. '1 71 ~.... ;- led,ixi, that the intefligocee of the tholepin the . Go. ' Docatirs may have said, A declireopon osi: 4- ,r ' • • FoU twisty Wiesen of the litiOnl-r/: -_' * i''.l. X . .-: . e f f•wonl&be• launched as•mirly• Its the tOth of Joly. yeenNeetit of femme, and of the generat-pacification I. that on the day in question, • *hen Ir , : 'his I The Bosten Papers itate that the .bsdepentirence, of .., .'. . The T. Asisseeeni ftililltibe s: an ome i' ess " ie -•-• ellii, el `• 4 " p , :: / ~ of•Eurepe, had • been generally diffused Throughout 1 Maje Sty's comm a nds, the Kiwi knew • .74 guns, was to have been latreched ou the 18th... .. . • Tog • *ad daagaise t . • ~, !' ' AOlt`riC3. fu Arattrica • it might jusllYin expected , duty I had to perform than. I did 4 , .. ....." : • June, but that the shipwrights were ndt able : to get ..1 • . .The Laof ' se t dismay'‘ lie ~ . . , ; th e .her afloat, and that the difficulties were ant removed ,' 'that this flees would be received by one of the par. ! This satisfied a majority-the declarati .. 4 .. a keep's& opoter. - • .• • as late as the 24th. Rom di, 44. lies tench exist in that State, ' with the most an.; Phy ' ' '‘ . .wai set at nought-an abuse . • ate. , ~.„ _ , ,:- ir , ,1 ... 1 It was expected that , the Guerrier, of 44 guns ! : „..,,.. All hell taverfavoscrite eltildf;:f .- . •boess‘Ml and extravagant demonstratives of joy.- vet 0 'povier, bordering on high treason, • '' !, would. soon be ready from Philadelphia. Comm. • ! ,I Is i It has been so-the Federalists feel and express, not • 0 . p. • . ono - the reality of Ministerial r • : BAINBRIDGE is to command her. DECATOR Is it • • • . With soul ill mild, -• . r , tiMoily - she •nottral satisfaction of t its beholding,. 4 .slAdetiit tlem t epstrated. With respect L . A ,...„ .. _ . i... he appointed td the President - and Commodor e. : ' .. •'..' - ne_likado lave: .- *pettier '' -.„ ''''' 7,lVeitts lifieti, \ fri • thir opinion , tt * prOhtote the wet. :tehlt7THayit Highness the Duke of SI. ..*. Le. RODGERS to the-Independence. 2 , - • The as goes hate *sir grey. iSS ' GOladitiVala ioiiii*rii. has coorasioa ; :litre of, their country ; their rejoicings on this occa. ' dke to his character to explain to the pub '' ' so. The war was renewed with increased vigour:le St. • . Teethe o o h s his aa s t h ey pass. 'Sion. resemble more closely the intemperate and tives which induced him to notice this :0$"„ his ' Domingo, and PETION and CERISTOPIIE seemed to whiteltattomas of exeloams. ~ .. .. . boisterous eaeltation of pasty, or individual triumph,?:,'" . lslaceln Parliitheit. 46 soon as thePrin .. ' ' * • shed be brought to a :: be determined•that' . .glikte . .. , , , • dteaset„ $4,.. - CMS's, and that there . .kit , ..oolr-0110 Sovereign • Thr sews* d e t erm i ne d mo d hi s s , - • ....-•.t.'.•.. ' l t They evidently deem-themselves rumen of attaininirtzepre bad arrived at : Connitught Home ..••• 4 for - is . A. _ .. . . , d r ; .on the i s l an d . . •• 1; . .... -if.- ..' . ...,.. ' • Th e pewee, - like , • the utmost heightl of Political power. It dependssuckl the Roy a l Dole to c onsu lt bin on so try ...,,;„ ec.* .' .It appears, froth what was stated is, ' 'seolighl,ife the 3. , „3,r . ;:ltitwasNeguor'' 4 asHosen ba " thrl s, aergk/ 77 • • 1 %--. . • ,„eve • theriondoct of England, whether this expeclation coition, whir,ttogetheir 'with ,Mr. Baouonsw,. ' 4 .. .. rw Rouse of Commons by Lord CASTLEREAGH, that the \..L<••; • Theseisties oothestrletasallelireem . . 4silrtiiiealised. If now that the general peace' 4 0 f. ly , 'Waked her to return to Carlton 1100140; I ' kis- Congress at Vienna will 'not assemble till the lit of ~ , f ,,..., Let each,-when to Ham' . --, t. 7 4 . ' , Bet*, has withdrawn from discussiois the moat im.', counsel shecheerfully + yielded. It became As p is forefathers tattrki. ,to /hew eralu,llo4,t , i: The Prime Moister can no longer plead ituoranee. Since 'kir Hake; has teed* them aim !heaths i ~...2 . .. portant subject of difference, the rig;hl ofirorch, o u r pensable duty on the Royal Doke to -, . 1 Ise.! . . d. ~ -- • * In let them hallow the diyi i9e• ..••4 . • . • • • • - s. as to the 'lvor !nate and scandalous waste 0( the t -•... sr - .,, a .. October. ..- Csrevernment display the genet*, spirit cifmoderatien, • ther that Illustrious young Priii.,4s had - made. • • • s. d• ; • public money, in erections toat are as 'vast ng.to - • rATRiet v ,, ~ . . . soda sincere -lesire for peace,with the United Stites, to sutler by following his advice. In additiiiih hilitis ! national taste, as their object is deitrective of nt. .. • - •, • 4 4 r. ~ ~.I, ‘ -'%:. the . Madisoitian Party - sin be ruined. . 'hail:, foil. weighty consideration, certain afflicting repttA !/ere' timel morality-; for he bn T ues da y inspected the . , NAVAL 111113 LI, Cog yiews will be utterly discredits& irlicistillty tot buzzing on the pleb& ear which loudly dittnalnited' ! works, and kid apparently en explanation of the 1 1 whole The Earl of Lirrnipool. was aceeveAte e t . , . ''..- 4,' , ` ,. .4,t's :2-."4 61 0•4% •1 • •,, • - "-' 1 •'' ; -. Ambition will he prowl not to ha - rcran•ap the giOd•!woquiry. The,' riantos were seilicienti • -. ; • • „ .. „ in.. , 0) f•,. 1 ! ~ •..• • , •• - , • ..„, re" , . . , " political principles of the English Governmeatrid or '. ' .4 _. .'' -.' "' .ji • • ' * -.- . ' •, la ' frearetiehilmi 4 " ; mu. •-. " V" ..°l 4 l ?&l 44lk r alibeA.l4. lAkeftillaP - ati lt-ith4444* -tik_ _ ~ - . - -, ', 1 4 To r. ow, SO t , _. a state el peeee; - /itiiifed - eviltir - gUirrifliipositioir, arteralca .. , the Royal. Duke ; • !$e reveller pine Oa her • . ,„ 1.... ;the whole explained to him ; but we tleitersalfhro, -• . .-• • . •- - ) ea„c ',,As •. : . A . a1 .... Attes is tenteulatk privateer, '.• -• • . ' * . • of the people of both countries, - and; 'therefore, Jr.-LORD CHANCELLOR, from the Woolsack, iiiti• applied ' that the Inventor wee able to explain this to • 4 . ' - '9 O- ,.., _,,: „''siersing to smentay evealq. Thectitgliery detWeiPd . assured permanency, will arise. If, on the other hand,-: the term enemies to the Princess CeAntortefflidsl kit, . satisfaction .- One goads however ,' will' • Landon, Smith. Maitre,. We:takes the OM oh. oh her ' our Government should adopt the vindictive and visers, he was called upon, by feelings" at hOi'l‘eir ilia% this folly, which is, that the bridge la li,b• be from e t. Aades9.as Bristol, by 'be Kelso ASseriesse private/4- I permanent • "to which may be added another trobve. of Baltimore of 11 gem imd 16 toes The Kemp took iht pet • s a ngoi n a l ry pri n ciples ~ , f see l s, periodical writers, if to repel so fourba liiipitation. The motion of w hit ittostee , Iris ' . b _ y opening a street throaffi ther i elitl-: . .go, i tuse tikes the Hag ' arid Betsy. The Oat• it should tarry an against . America a war of yen. the Royal Dulcd had a ' - itran notice for to-morrow, ill • cage-wip, from Great G e•street-tek,l4l.ocer-- . seer was brew Planta tbeday before, wheresbecAtted, ashes . • gestict and of humiliation , ' then will the people of • postponed till Tuesday 'next, and we are Confident, A . plan . 4e this purpose- has been en budatedy* : G- 0 , ;ee p piled with gees ,and stores of every description, hay* America, with one soul; : ending, the opininn'efle r : nothing short of absolute indisposition will prevent • verneseit a and we believe is aperere d . - . si,: t • . th e ~ t drowaovertieinl hergins, &e &e . to a dime the , e . rsiso Ste- ' ag i. , , st 7 fore.:-Wled.the Princeis Mary packet, with a *ail fur ns. present functionaries, ind: heriCeforward deem the; him from then bringing it, forward. The very (Isom I reenoitl of St. James's P a l ace,. a direct r - ...; h ats ~,; i „,.,.., ..../ $3l ss 5i5 - 0 , - 1 . 4 ,„; ~,„.. , .„ - 1 • halleen•Strtitet , to Westminster would Am loilma . '- interests of their cauntry to be identified with dowe l • tions themsel ITS have excited tears in the public'etind, , , .„ . , the t,,._ . ~. ~.._,k . ~•„ $ ; D1;4; 4 .31,14, "X . -Arrival pad s ailed/Vbe .o6. the it i llh 'Anti* new ralace, worth Amore, iso l othitt ot a i aboraioth, e ph,qk ot itik *am n e et o s gy'ae r icee, ar, of Franc., and naturally opposed to those of Beg• i which nothing can allay hut distinct and satisfactory ! amore ninth! Ie p ace. ► , " ' -' 111 .'" ." I swat seesratitrampnei widower or tw: . '2•YeriViiieelp IVA. but. The spor ou MADISON must wish England tinswers. Every art chi& cunning can devise are The Count DE TORRENO, a Deputy woo. . MN' eremellowsidaes, lined to Woolwich. ,- - 4;4e •: . .- - 1 . I- - • %Sow to OW' , Awunws . with severity. They may i now, and will continue, tote resorted to, • for the well known at the commencement of A. ' .i . Passairoptyik .111i.v10,-.Arrived his ikdolo,shipillquilk, for a moment be saerificed to a necessary truce, 1 pxonie . of intimidating theßoyal Duke front the Revolution, for having been one of the first whiter. : tors.,Plyamoth, - 4001egiedagain to tbeEsgwtrilizapeptAii their visible authority May be suspended, hitt plopeetilliiself his enquiry : - but be knowe useilissi ' , bed in thin country,. to solicit. thefaitt s of ourVro- , 14 4914 4 7, 11 4 1 11v.r."..k . . thitr*•; --4 °. rotarf'ltto.t`f_it! - , iiiment a is arrived in town, having effected • hit; e ! ated •r'r, ) The " se t _ P e r! " 4 rene ge' , 11 0 th e' e 'M' ' toe . assuredly they will exult in the name of ' pa.. ',to apPretiolle; Ministerial manceuvres, amit S AlNik ate o f p Ile • • d • n o, arid& he unitild 1. triots, which they • will henceforth bear, and. in well . assured that he possesses spirit en - , even 1 . , escape by.way Portugal. e gives the most e- I . b .u ii .. . e 46 4 i tti k , , g/A dm . ;„, 4i ., pi ble account of the state of Wein tbr - at *** "T '" """ ''' ..-rir*T-- -----****6l64"wig ' l4k felt std hies tkitaa, - raiiioavieta tire tie foi• the deep-taldloundatiovis of their future power,:-- . ender every discouragement, resolutely . ~...stelsiy .Spain . and f ro m what he relates, it -Iterali AMY. tr,wlng k r, Gar or ileines n Trio',.-Atii. eirlisids Americo, ot'-the - present' moment, may, perhaps to perform his duty. ' ~, probsisle, that that esithappy cousitry Is us Ole Os T:- Closes. &Bo w '111.11*,; sat Cansiloe; 'Ow Masi's. was si (though this: is hOt certain ), he compelledio yli/d 6 :• - • --...m....- great eormnotionne-' -•- t • I '' • - ' ; . ,, 4 .. I war, wish troops; floe • Beavesies I. Stop** jiten4trir o frau • ' The Worshipful and . Rev. Editor of 'the Ifornint - The Duke and Dichess- of *iica;inoroti eris ex. Leisual s and his Majesty's ship Milford:from Proemial.- implicit submission, to tbst , tes of Englandt But . • 1 11 4 ° .• ....;. 1 Herald has occup i e d a considerable s p ace in his minted at Arondbl Castle, on a visit (nide Gni* the Sailed the Redbresst.sloop of nacos' a eesiie l • and the Dab- America coonoterbe coeqwess i cs. and if she . Wert Coo. • . • - . • - ' '. • • •.. ' hi ~4 f or gv i e j • . Paper this day, , for the purpose of , calumniating Duke of Nearctic. our • rooms are **hest ep,• in ,0. , . a !aux. , ~.;. , , quered she essuidoweirloMpbe held dal hubjectioneu-- Lord , - his friends . . a style of great eiega nee, for their recOpthati . ~, •en I . 11 "*PricHt 3131 • 1 r • 9 0e""SION1 , 411* , .4141LiAnd . packet, f.r CocußANspa • From her phytiehlf atisotirceal '.lll4"Mait ripidlrad.. leaving the Castle they proceed to Gootfweed,""ie be : ject the bettertlii* has borrowed the _shames of foy packel y ISc7rVllUl;!Ait'lk!if_liai..: TIMM in yearth ha hi . pdwer. The coarse of ~ea: present atthe Races, which commence on - Werines. Bea° , ... 16 _ [three . .Members cif IPitrilmoint, whose . . .' Opinions tore ii sot ine4, ielhin Win Isar ; future day, and at which greet xport is expected eaeh day. . 1 „, , . : JAI .. 4 ,1 * .4,3 ...ss, WHIR, • ' Ittotiii Lord. p e i T - er t are hostile to the .. . .141 did he Lord and Ludy If oF.iann will leave 'Holland , . "" grEw.nit lf,.,..r y, t aa .,..t i s . . 1 P.l!. 8 - t: . ,t ,- ,7" . • . * slimy.. in Jim :,world„.--..-rle. it -then. theits . begs to ,retern - sts w a nnest etitnoWledgeineott ~ n . • • the beginning .. t• i,. - week , for the Co . rii . ot - g o a step firther; aiiir. notice the lomaon,rable --olist oeVt.:ngland to protoke her hostility, or , to coldest,. f or thi ' e'very flatteilne solicitude sktch has bola lOW' rdeclaration of Mr.. BARHAH w h o to Ilitisfy his fluent. ' I rested' by than ledividuals who,./terdeindly;Onibeirs friendship I The separation of • the AmeriCin ! ' ' 9 9 • Mates, is the only event by wh i ch she cart , ~..___,•„ i couscience, and renneVe. all doubts as te_tb i e inn°. r Ini tz_ Pe"li r Lord had paid Z s ; visit in Itisssale that an illustrious Personage bas sigbi..• bed his fixed determination to be absent from Lon. I.to him, have hennored him with t(teir „ emeralds and I•congratuldlid4dii the apprOaCtingiutiiiratto is of his In her progress to the station of a first rate Pewor..- 0 -. l een" of CodumAwl , den dosiogthe Park Fete. ~ , .• , _, , s __, ..,.. i F the kin 's Bench. Mr. BARHAM - to the W t eve an thin so unfortunate as tbe•rw'S''"""ltgaiaki;ilshiullOrd-ii"B occasion to •- in idea of the iIS voteratoentaty.of_.gogieed ja . tha , g _.., as . here r Y g ,• . linfottn - his * • 'Aili '•• -. d * got iltiiirt nce.aill ritoesii, -- thet be itid etstertsined - doobts One et eeffelleiret subjects for transpareneirwin-titititoyet r-r 3 .: ..r. - T . - ... --. . 4 . • .91Cg .$•• 4 . •••!, , best cement to their onion, and •tbetierest guarantee , • , . ~..• -4 P"` -f f bainattiOn'tlit * t hill"' e ivliA fie aid , two points wind* hit had submitted te 4 the Noble. Fete. One of them. represents " Stnitat , 'as 1 ),ob tain 6 .• . • ~ $ ) • ~ • ,• of their future greatness. Oaglit We in polioy• to ~it . . 1 ~ ••• vb of tain is liberty open lay ate .rulll of "too to the : the public bad not already witnessed toe- Mu I , 0 . . , rd. ho had answered him in the ghost candid furnish them with this bond of perpetual amity, , tills 7, • -41 r h. was ....,. 6 ., a ~ k this: another•vis‘presentii!,wOrscono, chained a y King, by order . bf the Judges of the *Ce ; iurt, of Oleo source of confirmed and augovented strength ? ' 0 ! 14"' manly way, that - so welt . -- ` ss ' - ' "3- FORCE to thifloalestai of .the Vanier I;idarres Bench, who, (Cu; well known, always exercise their --on6-•_ ... ,t k . Ald . ,„ oa kibiti . 11, 4 , sc. ijai l a ss ite•, yi r ., discretionery power with mercy and fabearanCe--- . ~ . .• ; .1 The questions put to Ministers the other night byl ' .of advocating the out a ''rcl caus e of has :tmeence, that he ho p ed the acquaiiihnum thus co b '- tuts; 1 , 9_4 0 4r cgige sow wig has letegetßeabli t .. ror (.1e env* entinueas lon as he Now' for bird Btu: is 'tiii • for the ! Go ernred * 4% API °M, il.ra„egircisi OP, •...Pr°Per Pritittg ( ' At e 1,1 411 asented would c g , li 0 , his Boyd Highness the Duke of Sussex, 'respecting. "d • *' 11 ' /4' . - gwe ' emeoex4 'roost d ictates' of Ida 'lt. 4 ' to harm (twin vacated by the Duke of Riciistotte),' hisibb . , • :- 4 1 1 • the treatment of the Princess Coaittorrt of Wiwi, 'loo e " li e °ft:nth and j usue N we limuld bit _ ' I will make* vacancyat Ip . ickness essile. •"' e ' d - "'it t i follti,„ t . , '. ' • d 'ltis incurred bit " 1 14 l' t whether the opinien of Mr. BARNAss,, iii• Illinte y i , ir 1 - •/! , • • . since she resided at Carlton Hoes*, have excited no London Masichester - tTettinghain and Bury St. P h ' . ••*•-'" .-••• • '!' ''''''' •-- ' 1 • ordinary sensation in the public mind. That it should formed, is not deserving of more attenthia • than the Mato ads: hate-coaled Is; ~be, , .the head-quirt'', o f L coi tt ai rts4bie :-- Yeateali "I* 6ltin " , jargon of this ;marriage. brokering Patten ! It is Vthe .. triee,photi:'Cbatio4 Ititistpl- have become necessary to enquire, whether her Royal Districts, 'which . ar e trio4eirsiermanently ' fi tted,;,at (ris k tales 4 ht the public shield be guarded against the tricks Andover, Stone, Grantliiiii, and Chelmsfehi„.,,%. TT li ! ifi r.. Yaffit*4l4 4 l... on' the . 'body ft , Yik*ii - fr • Highness had been allowed, in her Father's house, "til , : of these venal criteri a as every engine will be em- epectively. . , --oh : , , . . - ....i.7,1 ble,:lpt , Met. 100 - to ... I', * !iiipute Win her the use of pens , ink, and ' paper . Whetbes she was " • : s - * *dm 1 4 ifii tt d i y " irlAhr4lrio'fo the "` lithe- ire that state of liberty, in which a person not con-lie I standin ['toyed to mislead their judgment, and to destroy the It ' is new quite certain a „. ,to th, g ithfifhfe _.; ail aaa -- - . r. f lf . " .. . li h': wife hatl well-earned : fame of . Cord, Cat Vitae& been said to•the.contrary, than American pliosiaiis r i .. , „ % .1,,,r n i , fined ought to be? are questions that speak volumes, - to • -vms.-- ~ .. , . :- ire protected u anned, adiyittualled• In stid, Pttiooh ~ t rseS tlil . .. ~ ~.. el t ..t a k , . ;Termed t° o and coming from one of the most accomplished and ' ~, CON FIRM A'PION Of' Tit F. CA ETURE. OE T. .:ports - one fatmottlCTitter receired,o44r• ‘,.. l a r i c -'. , ,•e:' - • - ' which e n d e d most popular of the Royal Dukes, is every werlail• - •F, , tsl4. iMoomio rittoAvet . ' - - tend it - known, : illmt the W , Anterlean • ' in. liii ' ' ,3 ,':f - "She' bled profusely after th' • ' . 0 . -kii 1 ..- ' let tOb he, becx.oe culated to fir the public attention on lids very lute. Iv By an arrive l in the Downs from FaitureseA r ave 'privetetikliiit . toptured.t2ii Reindeer Ou'igitOjog - . ' ••• . - ittiottid '' en . Ott ,' . ' ti. lie do!' _vetting subject. The Ministers, however, thought it halos confirmation of th e capturo.ettita Foes fri. at L'Orkept eight doyetsge. . : .4 , 4 , . * ,41 - ,, . , • 4, t *,,, A". , wilt& litletiiiiit ' glide :•.' : • * f r . , a Vospital. prudent to remain silent swell points on which ex- gate * by his Majesty's ships Phoebe and Ghlrub.--, ' A Stigil beech, belonging' to Mr. Ho - r iv in' 61 Mr. * iiiiiittoe,, A• 'i• - . Ili off Fri, t. lieiT, ' , Rai of P was demanded, contesting themselves with The Official Dispatches we underitithd are In :Own, Hull, has been 4d limes Hull to Tor ; and ' dec k opinion that tall ! ' ' •L ' i ' ll7l ' Jilee'tiftif,lgtf" - . - 'iii hvowil ortheir responsibility let tise.advice they but the following , it bli that is at' preseni known et ' ' ap ni with “Ipeet prislig ••of the, literel , .lPetent ~..t tei iao o f ~1 Ale," 4j> i ts 'isiti'...4..viidir4, c „ . ARti- Attrition ilit,..lo . .much it drift - its •4. ~ ~ ~) 040 #i , ... , _ , - , ....- ..FL.=!. ,, -.; . .' - ' .. ! bed given to their Royal linter. The Mornin g , Lloyd's :- . . ~. • , 4 .4 -4 •, e l . ' il: .1' ' '• 1 , Chronicle thinks it well that the Mioisters have thus [raou LLOYD '{ ibex, JULY 21.1 : - ---- : -- r ------ i . ~ . -- /7 . • bur h o P ar O r t °l 7 - I ?" Orr • r* wirnow i t ' '. 4 114,15* .7 . • 'vita, 1 1l Os taken the matter ups n tbeesselvesi at the very " The Essen Americas ' frigate , of 42 'pas abed lorpfir lath ehe cps notion . - 7... i. ". ' Mrikevis • , ~ ~ . . .4 , .K 9 . • * .44341..1)... 4.4., . ,utri.i."div..:l ..4i4 bas;vs,pa ' Ito 141.1 :..• ..'• ... - ..:. . :. - ••• ...:. 7 - 1•, , „..• •• • , ~.„ . . ._. .. • • : 4 - '- • • , . . 'r . ".... .. :. . ' . Y ‘ . . • • \ A W : 0.. . .! .. , . . • '... i AA : n ' * ' ' . * I .