The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-06 00:00:00

Arr. ' nails. I)iie 1 0 0 0 t) PRICS UV MGM, THIS bank per Ceut. 1.01, . 9 per Cent. cpsvild 4 pie, Oat DAY AT OWN O'CLOCK toaig. AN. India Deed. 9 II Rzcbequer Hips 4 d par Otaaimai d Call!",f4sl lcc s 64*-- - ."1 . T 4 371 AD., ~,. • N I XAM ! . • ##s. . i • 1. t 4 lopstalsosa, ocrommt. 6, 1214 • . . i b ,',. ..: , • ,-,..+ : l ,' .. ~mop. -' y :• 7 41 0 61011 • stlikplit ap4 frankfort Perms : • ".; . '. bringing accoUnts from s .. to *AM shims. Several of the Sororities altilblirtivellJn. that city. The ceremeny of ingest. IV the Emperor of AgaratA with the British Ordiv 1 0 O. garter, was performed on the 21M.—For the etheF particulars, we refer to our extracts. t - Vssxsi, Sam. Zi..—The King of Wurtemberg swived here this itorling. The Emperor went to mess him in an open carriage, drawn by six horses ; ‘the'Eing seated himself by the Emperor's. side, and ~ . .01#ilitifmitered this capital, escorted by .a opit . The King of Denmark also at ,llo4lllfig, land weir received in the same F:& e. •.* • . ' , " 4 Void? a each of the Kings, 101 I • Ar il lt 4l W%4 T ‘ • 1 • la vesting ' the Eiperor with the t was performed yesterday with ; tri • , 1./ 11 . a. -0 . : " Ai. i r givelbeolmenity. Lord Castlereagh; Sir Isaac Heard, ' 1 grog at Arms of the 'Order ; and Sir Thomas Tyr : whitt, aricof the Masters of the Ceremonies, succes csively iprested the Emperor with the Garter, the In lonia! and ap . .the Costume of the Knights, Hid presented him the Statutes of the Order. ... Witeasl4;` Oh . . 1:--An important decree, relative '~•i~.a • , , .wo the pros, has just been published, abrogating all • ••41081kapell laws on that subject. Every one is re leasable tar What he writes and publishes ; for what oast gad distributes : the printer alone is t . • I. if the author is unknown. Every thing hose NI oasis of the author, the printer, illettkarie 0111boaars. The property of 111111111011ekillaititb04.411a widow, end heirs for .talik:1111111V.40-4,eriginil Io.S. is the hand of a r42.tiiinioels* Filial during the lives of the widow, ead heirs . Ali printed editioes, topriutod 10 Belgium, or introduced from abroad, to i be coo boated Set **profit of the author ) tad a lite /of the values!' 3011.topies. t. •;_ , . , , will. ... , tfelle. l ► rePe4t etcuipi.4 141 Ibe 41111146....fte ‘ c i t iat ...woe of forelgo mitts whisk thetteselltil. ere Anticipated by the tetrads we its itmodil4liem the Ilicookfort. Papers. The only elidltiatiei itititte It Li n ftnilat . 0 is which. we per ,iii luesi lid orfci t; en44r , the *' Or Copenhagen, daigi list Milli 44t..:414 P i ktiiialltetl of, Heligoland is to b . .,,,...0090 ,to. Grip t ikliain, 4 and henceforth considered. is -.pesteisisrie *h. - Cro MI of these reelesuc,.it wall). wow lit lie proceedings of the Chamber of Del$ 1 0 8 !;ri -we - :hare• detailed' in ihather Vita l ' lie • Jo! • • .., • proposed ,to ,continhe fpr;;.ttni litigant ~the Ina . i n0p0)7,. 4 0f tobecte lO r lik crp!roc„i,There is also a mitt for imposing 'duties on the export of woos; Neell,riente . discussions regarding 'the *spot* pf! ivitiveltd . the finites on iron.' The 'reinonstrir?Os iirgifn sk the suppression 'of the Fain* oi6hau . Scflito,. fol.* Childreri of . Mernfiler i s •ot, the 1 4 esioe• of; Elie- : itAir, bore bfaq effectual..., 'D. „King his iinhlisbist .ikriecre4 for still :keeping , them ep‘ The cisildren •are to hero the 'benefit et the !Valli/Mimi -eilkulbtoy teveotteined the age of 31 ;soli •Mil:kitii j i ;tilliiiin i t ill the schools, or reside 'with their, rale en", .rll - en out-peusion of liafraistosest pp. , " --rissole— . . . . _The skirt"! to , our actions which is held up by .11.10 maw lately our enemies, and' hive not atittlegggireel Ileums, of chile friends, cattoot. , be: $1.001•11. to be &lettering Om; but it is often hea l oloontitr* iratatioiMi se little to the light in which WHO i see us, end solearesosd think, whether certain O' minent-leipeito he wreorglect, will really meet lilt the univesogl lib , Oa. "hick they loy When these /0444 by helPhrtial.filb servers with appagoo4ol496, Aid aideniiiim I . 104 the award is hot mope is ase Arrest, it 4/0011-ises' ear duty to suspect the feud **ON OfAillitimile' hearts, and believe it poreible that the. erei Ote' something not quite so beautiful is thus. Wets, upon which we are pluming ourselves, Wm- Iwo lmagined. We paatake too meek -of •Ihromuttylo-' cident to human nature, and which no calamity can ohtirely root out, to have a wish to detract one iota from the honour of the Llritish character ;—on the contrary, we fear our desire to see it preserved taimacalately pure has led us to be looked upon is seekers after impossibilitiosbut we have imposed upon. ourselves a duty which cannot alutays be a. pleasing one, or perhaps, at all times, receive lives the approbation of those for whom, with , he hplt intentions, we write. We are led to oatette tl.ese remarks by .having the important subject of the ' , traduce of our naval and military force at Washing ton, regarding which a good deal of regret has ne erssarily mixed with the exuliatioti which we hot but feel, and the comments .we cotd not Net make, on that occassion, again broNgbs op for consideration, in the review which see of the a--. `I:. - 7 . '. • • .«,`- MajOstibl sloop ops for .Ostend, tack on the American !M , lU , Omm ,t et ft, we __O.lllllOU believe, _ t rrotrz CCA4lrArtitei.hisMajesty's s hip Warrior, acts of . from the Dowai.—Sailed) his Majesty's ships Duncan, Pre. . wows,- Ise have teasala 4o thlekv_! toplltte, Nerlipis *hire-Strip , with a fleet forthe Braise,' were but few. The praise due to the order and mo.'" l South' Seas, and. St. Helena; also the Indefatigable, for Hov lerathii of the Conquerors t ought not to be withheld ; tany Bay ; and his Majesty's shipsThandasia and Fervent, on a but the polity " which could dictate - such *measure, • cruise.—Went °al of !iiitberrjabitajeity's ship suaiie.Lcome a ppo r entix dM 01000 at war with ono interests and la the Expedition , l ass (roil Stockholm, for.Claia, with :Jiiemanihr 4 as.. ,the Attack,. with' , lit?fresults, u pon , i tile less of her tetaisask.'. airs It; :.; - s • • W %14 St• ••• • . t lodifices which might, well have been left standing, and 1 OCT.. T 3.7. , Afri!MA" coasters from Ply perhaps upon the public mind in general; remains mouth, Wales, Jena'''. &c, ; also the Sapphire sloop of war, yet to be proved. The future, which generally takes . fromJaMmea : her two Lieutenant., Boatswain, and some of colony-from the past, still show better than any the slew died on her passage of a fever. 1 comments that can at present be made, whether the .sackiqg of, Washington was a wise acts however . much it is to be regretted as necessary, or fee which every manoritoloves the welfare and glory of Ms country, should desireteseeblotted from the list of o?r acheivements. That it was well meant and Ms tended to cripple the American sinews of war we be lieve ; but reflection and after times frequently take away that robe of splendour which, fora moment, enve lopes certain exploits. We are charged with having transported away in our vessels what fire did not consume, or the sword destroy. This accusation has not fact to support. it, for we find that the only things borne on board the British fleet were the print. ing presses of GALES, the Editor of the 'National Intelligence?. (a. paper hostile to-this country), and -that these presses were so reittortd, instead of being burnt, together with • :Ate bailie which contained them, ,as seems te,,have been at first meditated, on .the repreeentatien et some ladies, who stated to Admiral Coctevias, , lbet 'the tato 'measure would endanger, their habitations. ,subjett C ot' h6tittnity , and our .. pretensions ei f • that score, are diet ?rniecenarity Connected . .with this attack, and .tha destruction.. of Vl(eshington. is urged to show .the degree of . credit far I.iiecetity whielt- we ,ought to Twee* in pleading the cause of the attire : l.. Isnate Africans.: Were it possible for a tellejseit. pie to beCtitieS vtilhone hfliagillie; l l l :** lists that theAilisti 3eellid be the last Po*Pliii;kee• ceme,so, and the 21)elief , it ..founded at much isiptuta consideration of our faults as of 001' Ariliee: But theirruth is, the whole English people hiferetlif one skid hi regard to ertitthlis 44 brillititti;iwitiot;" and it is to our isjx4ei? : jiliat putation thrown, opeezt s 41 4 014,.1 1 0ifacift.hY the freoch Editor is _ono 'net little to as that the sue* aerate ar 4,reAter ."04....1 et.. 4, *Unclad -with more destraci has actually beim' iha tiabe3 • HiSwim, Ocv. s.—Balled the Earl .Leicester and Henry Preeling puckels,for Cuxhaven ; Auckland and Diana,for alth Mulls and passengers.—The Hawk eater has brnaOst la s gall?, bottom yppraost c snpkaseO In be . laden •with .b • At, • • • • 4.-6a4.1 •• The/ t r iegitrinti . f 1X0W,41 60)latFaik 00 116 M. is 14414 totally lost on Jutlood—crew sawed-. • ot The John and Mary s Williams, kola tiverlidiVi Petershargh, was on shore on Lessee, has beers of oft? and towed info Gottenboret. - '' - • ' SPORTII#G INTELLIGENCL- , 1* • „ it I NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 11314. • WEDNESDAY, °cross.* 5. • rfty Guineas, free for any horse, Ore. 4-yr olds to carry 721.41 b. 5-yrplds, ilst. 4b. 6-yr olds, Bst. 111 b. and aged, C. Mr.. Villiers's Merry field, 6-yrs old ~ss • 4 I Lord Rons'i gr. c. ()Wooer, 4-yrs old .iot .6 $ to 4 ea Merryfield. . .„ _ _ 1.- IR r. Shalt espear's Donkey, beat Gen. Gower's f , Istilkiliaas, AM. 41b. each. .T.Y. C. 2do. IN R. Itoi ea illokhreyioN ,' I One.third of a Subscription of gfigreads. •Ine Sit old 40141 Oa Vlb. and fi llies, fist. filb. A. Yr hdri9Melthespre orty bl Subscribers. ' '* s c Doke '' of Rutland's ch. c. Osman '. - • 'ti.-. ,+1 isrl Dube of Qafton's br. f. Mob s rs • ' i ' ''. e t ' l 4 s.'s .....rerst2 After the demilliattilialaildiC° o ' , les ", . - 1 , .1 „I, , le .T . lii ; (~ le• s ' NI .Ert 404, 1 1P.U0111T - 7 --- t -1-- . ------ " --- The following curious regshitlfdi* Dtn.otir s ..hilikitilet..a.L.War,...aptietlli ile Ilaris li-i. iill , ..olllilirs*. Or this ' .YOOl3llll retivedszliellisieptStiou of! , ~, .1 tit 3- 1 „ - 1 3 '. - •• • ~ ~; , tp•7, holm! atiiisys at. 'the &posit . li*Osy t . a fine boy, - son , : tif:Afr. 'Btialio4 3 iitt e .o.) lit !re, !M . r . rr wl14 0 ( h . ovitii irldfteir!. and builder, of. ,Osdliiagostreet, _ . ~ 5 .. whilst amusing I necesssery permissions, as-prverribed , tii ,,e 40 ... 1 . ,0, ._ im . ,fin.i.! timing It ! e_ ......n 1e of _ u_ the Decree i n . ( the Ifi_ili Juney . :Lin the Neckinger ' ditch unfortunately _ cw r e _ 1,1:04 isi7 I ane mini t ster of War, lint it with hishead, suit beitig unable to ' i t ° "" e A ti ti til i' ' 4111t9- that lir° tO: fillarrfr;imagt-commonifor with F.reAngfellilliiiilf wasvitstsvtied, l triither suffocated . H is fitheoli .going 44,tbscspac , .. fas o s -wi tert was • thresgirtire *Mum of, ind with the - General Mli;ettotninitiding the . (nitrict the: first to4iseovet hlitanimitaithuitinitint. '!•so,.g Azoik ei t t h e r h , ..i . . A 4 ~-• t u_. 41 4 1 iiiiii . a t I reside. Theses errands must besides rottatit r isi• theOishes of iii numerous-friends lb. Yeitibille, ,'.by the situation . of *lie family-add.or OW particalarsv dertified by all the loch! .014 P. from several places in Abet. ettenslie (*nide fie' ... ad - prossi -0 , invitation, fr om the ~ ie l ; d ite .- 14 tyc -i s t.. /.. "! i . " "Y sat4til . frilml i t „. ins- . . I '. 7 1 he vilab i le- I. lel. flb..a 's .1 1:_k,t... 4:itikt4l .S _ If' '' l 4Zp r avt} 4-1 " v gml i rlikil "" l "' '" 4•6 __, ,2 ..- i. tlwhieh refers-to another transmitten r. P r eP arntt°9 • LAtitf; hririffelrthat Minister .distriecf verience any - his eptivolioliiis. _. 1 .b e , Ality, eaper t te, to.. take:* , &phi •• soeseaft. ~ r •r. , . . . ..' . United States to _a fortnight s , lei tho • Lome .have• been received frettillt.' Mletli„ln , Intim Acirstitts o, PAlritortO!AsiltAr..—A lawyer•:h is .atitledsfrwy . " the mussels Co .11liewfoundhred, d a ted • •teth • alt. • 'Pie*. Wastrel •Of F . tta•n-1 Eleauitin fretted, who WO Pleadiaittlica4te far as I em ler,fiK M the ieuersitorte:„ rithipt had just laoded, whose vessels bid 'booth c ar** irdant Phaatigs toeh'lble ehi. I . 4 tAP la hisanah ! LATIN'S letter v ettere ciseheao pseepeot• *Wed by • the Amerideet; _Nfld.* . few dip • • Pi t .1110iweesied;lt to tittrisey, buffeted Sithleime,--,- p eace .O • •••• • - • ; ... • ... ; : - • ie of them had Vt4tt let on shorountiltf 'Bite :Vt i tt i ltait...* great :erect, unlit the. oPPeette ' layer ' l We.tre•Stverp to' observe the °rit e , ncovrtstentes.- Such Wit tbellegtent 404.111 ' ' as the 'child what made him eery ? " liatigthed bliehileat Itatill continued to Iteleeti , liaaas la that (Iwlteuet ° i . . t' tii "'''' * l" " 4 "" • A ' I,6*.i.f*ealfriii*__. red the Innti. ,PITPRiPtt : I l ltr•I!l i Pt e . : ductipis t ef the ,Ceseetel :o(fstrare at thels4 thiki from Haire, reell'efe 'Yt4ttlitt 1. , -. .t* kaggs .4 """t t 'aliteg• 'Pith in m llgow,ft' i :.___ 4 ' . " - - '''',"' ..4 _,* 'fined to . Greet . Britain. others freer Boordeanx, in which it -- . ' .. •' • . .• 'A.,,.,Ghtt . .deen* , L n fronl . „thf; _. j irolativtci,.,_Trr.),. w n, i, a ,L i at • In tteienailraltahling.oorsettek that treey serious . difterhances had taken ~ A, . int arttrq rserfo ` pr! 4 ' '` 44 ' w:l "L it Y•* 1/1 " . ". foileAtinitreat . thY4VaPiiresman la Of that city, on aceotott of third* In . prothit . eon: •Ittila'gfica,, 11 _"fg r* ,'"It2 b° ,, lit l i =„..iti i i .... - rru - iof Btamptird; -ecarcelj.evir 'e.iitiel P i seqoent on the exportation otarain; At - the ] age, which hme . . l ' rne . ''''"!"' e •-•"'aM"' • illu'r'letni.olged -' •t lave *te life In 1-abipment of corn was continued without uto floe pima belga Aeltroyed 'hy , It.* 42etioe . oil dr, •igil, . 11 ' 41 . t 'i 9 'P . ' Tatty bbithilstilbeet•tiveritifeifity or difficulty. - • • ~ k:.....1 ' . peen thationong many stevitewhich wen" oferlai ii • .I_,__-• • . ...,. . ~ • w ilt , the ow, eeeeptolog, kept. heck. , !I t , There is some 'reason to believe that theittaititteeiti lair hi t h i : Ca P tai " ors a s ol • 44l !' l P' '"-- 1 ' ' !deg,' oral" lsitillWboility rode' ant. respecting Rortotcnte's diorite is not eorreet,'andlatan onsh oat not hititli able . lel!!! - i . t i nt 'O °r " ° p1ain,n144._4440e- OW- 641 4°4% that it should have been said he had resigned. ' . ; ,•h' i ll' r t 011 ., P. 4.,. the 01 . 11 ! 9PI the 7r1.11. i# 4 o l 4 : 6 ?i i eetaally lifted het wt -of the. water le . The Officers appointed to form the Coors-Martial' hisp Gentleman teat interposed, andsgreetiete r ,. itkilliith . wince • ,.ibbnerlinit; on ',his ~that nearly , all the -ha s vveld are ordered to assemble o* the 17th instant. '. . some consideeatintr; the ,ql . j , It' 'toy trOchtbit':ll .s. :ii ..h f ranee' ey .,,, A 4g estee . I - women, whrtsf• - 11;agesdkintire*ied The Doke of Gtoricerree intends leaving town on' good capacits._ I ..auth it massage- _, IMMO __. . ii:sis 4•411 exclaimed, 44. eih! my .' dear, thole Saturday, on a visit to the'Marquis and Mafthioneet .PaPr.) . - • . ~,, • • .. al , - ~, . . , ,z-e- . ' - ROYAL Hiricr.—Teeidti moritibit, s idott itrist. ten .10eu t hat wonkt•suit my own country of BUCKINGHAM, at their seat, fitowe. . We understand that the Princess Dowagerof SAL*. o'clock, • ihmeaud tweed there for eie wages ak a numerous field of sportsmen attended is • , • is to come over to England, that the triatalage with: the Bottom, betweentsioley and Ascot Heath l4p I-' The beggart, gab° infest our streets the Duke of CUMBELRAND may be soleeltlfilled here.,itlrtiand, wheretwellaaHdeer were turned out.,togetlier. i time ou4ht4oebowsmoved by the Parisi And•it is possible that application may We' Made eir i The? rest with great. swifteess by the - side ofieach their prosy tree extremelY iespor hiking towaydeTtleOld Dog Kennel, Making to. Poor,ltabei tt s 'm their beds to •deeite Parliament, in consequence of our lipoid adeliathers riches, to' increase the establishment of Mk. ,4 11 the left.of Bracknell, The dogs in full chase betweets the !retcheserho do this are among ....evg 0,.• i Cesar's Camp and Swinley, the hetinds fell-in with gateof :their sex. ...On Friday last,,, Highness on the joyful °cession. Yesterday morning; the Dake-el i timiti 'Wise i a herd of out-tying deer, and it was some tithe before night, a Crentitunao passing throve eedience of the Painec itehetve at ordaila t utai l , , the. huntsmen could get them away; they lest the street, observed sin infant Irlac ti o . and afterwards set off'fOr Windsor. ••" 7 ' " %we deer ler , ' some time, they haring got n.head I close to,e woman dead dient.i.,: `• t Theatre . Tut Wese.—We hear from' authority the , . es ,. • Itha iitiii -4 # - ' ha , .-„,. , A _ , t found them, - aud_ronewed the dame posse to utarf-tatto - ' iitah . .llht Wasp American sloop of war, which recently fought , tilt* botioots , near King's Beech-bill, taking tothe was not to be foetid, and it was if** , and sunk the Avon, since sent a cadet; into mita lettiof Weltitritham, through - the 'inelosures by the pains, by bringing other watchmen tr swath with a challenge, 'to engage any two brigs in edge of the Forest, towards Swinley, where they the child was saved, and the inferno' 'llo9,lllleiesty's service. ln the engagetn(iwith the were taken, ‘ after above four hours running. Seve ra l 'eyed to the watch-house. witilli, the Wasp did not ion ' a nun s a had but , spotting horses took tickets for the King's Hundred Coewvart's Ineverr.—On Tuesthe imeiroanded.—(Cork Southern itoportslr4 i for the next Ascot Heath Rice's. • quest was held on the body of Mary Yesterday a Court of Direetst, ivas UM at the I Dt'i,sn Ct.mats•—'l'he Merchants of Leeds have Coach and Horses, , i Little Ormond:it Bast Indla.hoose, when Captain H. V. gi us° if wai Prestasted a Memorial to hie Majesty's Privy Coot- . ceased kept a house in Ormond-street,, sworn into the command of the Mat** Camden', ' oil : to this their Lordships reply—"'That the treaty 45 years old.. A servant in the house oesseigned to Bombay and Chine; as was Captain . With; Denmark , which has been recently.. satified e as she was lighting the fire In thesioening, 5 ,... _ COWL= Into the lord &dun, goosisoetta Madeira, •oentaineediertiele on the subject of Sequestrationt ; that Mrs. P. was soddenly telestrwery ill ; and on Madras, and Bengal. I and that any , claims which Mash merchants, may going into the bed-room sher:fateed the deceisetria Fools A Coax PAYett." lib 't een letters knve to bring iorward, with respect to such sequestra. convulsions. Mr. Ferna n des, A po th ecar y, foetid OW from Rome of a very recent . - oetoil -lice. : lion, should b e a dd resse d t o Au 9 usvus Joinct,Fctt- •her in a state of insensibility, and in strong contd. RAY and Mitosis are still there, and treated with ilne,.llr.isq. Ma Majesty's Minister at CopenhasejA, hive fits, •Nvitiehhad very much the appeara n ce of apoe the most , marked attention. Ofelldett has yet been Who has been Instructed to attend to all apPliieffons• Oozy ; but whilst he was considering what the attack determined as to the objects If woe mission. Dr; i i of that nature.", .., •. - • , - really could. be 'under which she was labouring, the NII ‘Pneason, the Agent of itiaglipi caiholia, the! The - tienapoffia at Portsmouth in th.eparatien for husband showed him a letter written .by deceased, same Gentleman who brought . eain M. 'Quanse. : Halifax, ar e or di r ed forthwith to proceed to Ply- which left no doubt on his mind that she had taken Torres rescript,As alto at Moto ' 'vsi mesh/ awake mouth , and to place themselves under convoy of th e p o i son . Th e emet i cs usually g i ven to .persomiln such ir the arrival of Dr. Peteella, the ' in Prelate 'of Itat e w , frigate, which will sail immediately au th e i r a s t a te were administered to her, but without effect, London, and of Dr. CAlltito2 l IMP' eithOlk ..itenCtitti. , a . 1 . as she died about n e o n ; an d s u b se quent eiretruistaucto, . Church of Seetland." • . ''' !.• • :. • 1 ' The FireOlvrepßil rentlott, that the Conserve. a bottle being found concealed s which had contained Amongst the . Refomaisiaditedectiitili biked of 41 - toryfri hi 444 iter a, ki wen to bestow on the Composer laud a num ,, her no doubt that she h a d p o iee tt ed he consequence of the Pew s we have net heard it * ,- ViS.et, deting.hie %sit -to - Paris, a mark of its con: 'dr.—Verdict—Lunacy—poisoned horseft• • ~ tioned, that k was loigildidifis tilde* the third - . SAGACITIY. OP vat lionse..--.As a lady . loloolflatt sa i tary of State's Office L k ate 'l, . ' •, I cart s ; . the ospils of that establishment. He is said driving a gig al a. gentle . pace, alias Tthe 'Wiley; was established In the ye. r sr v i e AT - to hive beenilprptised at their' Uasterly exception of in Durham, g,,irergps child. ess,hetsee they. ‘, . 1.4 1 '• made way / the the Deke ofi :L - • 114 tig*, gent pieces,. and te . ,haire paid -the yeuttg au. When he instantly stopped, and though .plied itt . ,..it name of the Wei thipertateaVlll. 'Ol4 delle!amtar tiastionuemptsments; It Is adder, the whiti; hb did instant] till h h 4,0E0 pashot ' sal • Vor eased under Mr. Watson; E5.1414 4 '• • I a 1101110111 , ' ellifial teltbratetiClitpOor aid' Mite ier . out toi she child o ut of danger itima of Itigado--040a• don of the Americas War, to 1713. • ireamil,* - castle Paper.) ~.:•:, . " • .•.- •_.e!'i3s. . ^ • • ~. ,;. , . ISE STATESMAN. . Frisch Editors bas taken of it. The Jou des k jI I 4PL INTELLIafiNC it'l B ti • 4h. . W , lilt hi s . I l ger..-..4stivett s . r iV 410 '. l/ ' . , . • . . • , 1 ... w . is .zlkiloirthe liersouda *fools .. ( 1010, Piles,etskas l'he triiiials, with troops forlkteisio:' nit ng• ea itre 'of t.e ' • on oat at- • _ . . _.__ _ r.........!.- I —ll.l-11. in -........114. no : wind boand• • Retiontit CalWllllllairtbe Obesity, has received a pressing invitasi4 jesilliett bs46etpi Midas • , t inhabitants of Exeter, which spot) Captatieteit • 0 :1 Pi tOt NW' lileteitifit'ffistAi citY 9 -4 111KftleFinarfe every . • k ), . potiet t that his iriende may not ell masa-4.ale t 1t ~" t*. sPßOttlient• • MAJOA.G EN E RilL ROSS. staiften Y 1 it' if This gallant Officer, whose conduct spicuous hi the late attack upon W' born at Rosstrevor, the estate of his his father, after having distinguished battle of. Minden, while commandini of the sth regiment, had ,retired. intermarried with the .sifter of tin Cliarlemont, of whickllll,lll6olCien younger son. General RoisilereitliTitilref . wounded; he 1/Pried also in rgypt,: ofoitunateeipedition to Watcheren. Maids, by a 'proMpt mancuvre, whit brightest eiiclence . of . military genius he interposed' the 20th 'regiment,' mantled, between the British and the ally defeated 'thelerincit 'Cavalry in turning ihe'llink of nor sirniY, and brilliant victory 10 Sir 1.-Stnart... 0 , in addition twthe.bosseorable testim ! Sir J. Stuart's dispatches, the Officel regiment milted theirsentimetitilif , tion for bins i by presenting biattultb sviord). ThAtigh state of dile! pane, ment, und octlie ccnnmand J4' 1 Sir J. Motile, sdledi ft iitt p Ost ments to whiik. he confsd4olo.Ordi covering the retreat • of bio AMY 40 Majesty was pleased to , rowertiOnlottef distingttisbed lumbar it tiosidnettlidg ' Aid•de.Canspi.; intt.etpOtt his 164 1 ' rank of Major.-Geneval, he was Sol in his brigade; his - old find favourite with regiment. ,This regiroett . t, duri " battles of till Pyrenees, had twent7 and wounded, and of aenvecommissioi men upwards of 300. The Gen.cai .. shot under hiM• in "the action ,when'Soult Fist desperate:ittempt for 014 relief of - Pimpl es .. 'he last battle of the Pyrenees, General , " Ostruck 'ltY"fhe:oiemach ; fortunatel !hi:11144 biui g s4l,(llout penetrating. Qsz= z , m ‘ ROSS. • Iduct was so cased • Washington, e ll is incelors, ed himself at t h e ling the grenatlieri ~- T his, G enttei gy the late Ea r l ;ettertFitoss re, • wherTlik,' ot, and at the et, • 4t the hattl4•l rhtch displayed t h t due and her*, t,' whictkhe 0 04 ,, the enemy, effect ' , in their attempt et Ind :thin secure, * On this ocesda. imony contained k fficers of the 11 of esteem and affee.. itlt a most beg o t foe or chi toth itahlcir ;Ott of the. qt. 0 arduous duty • to Comm Ri t , talonet Rosa by the • fig him On. of lig i$ promotion to th 19 fortunate tb isle U. tompanions i d e • luring a n * i f inty Difioers stoned Oreeq 'cal had tee Nesse best'Soult mule* of - Pamplege. General Hog; tely balk,' , . ItNvitt*Oittipf • , t ie , Leia a , • is Amy aid t f ' • t• residetteeitaW. f, Sal of the Gore" tying obtained the kid by the WATS Pt 1808. His Et. tai thetekriaider. tl Officers within ith hied Excellency, tho,consent 0f,44 , litchi)thevetoidier4' ides, 'contain tied odd aothorides, 61 fattens at the , r wish tolerator l i nts id • front Weasels, led (tam stk*Ae, athiskly that kmositrAritrigh, th i creep° tidrifisc:' foes, in Vie•-..P *spot whatever original We tlan2l, the - ad Staff beitag cwt. to be recorijed the the Oei4hboorhood galled, The bars lunged info Talkie in depth, when all To encourage tie into the 6 ' watery ing poor puss, M rby her ears. ; his march thriagb 41 , 0140,1 1 $ pt fo bri at4' iapetite &Jay. se ir,e the harvest ley ; we could bed it • ell 'eel in the night parish Beadles--for moral. They drag • Ste compassion, and rig the most prolli-. u p ,ist 12 o'clock at ash ,Little 'oil' the pavement, Vhe 5)P* .•,0 0 4* ' and argerble It to:04 • ,4104 1 ,that mows - wessalleo;eion. *day evening an In. • [lvy Payne, at the itt.street. • The de. Feet, and was abet* house ststediZ morning, she in eery 111 i andiO" ' id the deceasedl4 kpothecery, fond I Sal Strong control. appearance of ape . 7-• • •