The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-12 00:00:00

. . ~. men left Dijon on tho 25th, leaving 1000 in garrison. 'They seem, in general very distrustful, and fearful of events. Crt.t tores-sqn-Ni.turcr, JAN. 31.—The sudden ar rival of the Emperor at Brienne has disconcerted the projects of the enemy upon - Ards end Nogettt.-7 - -- 'lite corps of Blucher suffered much in the affair of the 29th, and was penetrated, notwithstanding all the resistance it could make. Since this morn ing, infantry, : cavalry, and artillery, have.. q e crit‘ed to arrive. It is certain son , e Cossack/.s friday had .•cropied tl:e commune of Vitry-lie." Thi.sy required toe :J w ayor to ;it (lem a coast 4. tion few hauls: it ‘ta.: . pfomised them ; Wit ha the mem* I;me as inhabitant. found means to 14. form the C•„. ;:un:ltlant-Cieneral of Vitry-le-freni.• ,u t bn immediately sent. Alf, a detachment of Polish Wolters, accompanied iitkAlfo r l(ationst Pikuhr (ho town of Vitry.. finrprispd as itssrlival , ne person, the detachment firod,a tent ninsket4hplit3 the... Cossacks then Showed themselves, .aed were at.' tacked with much impetuosity. • AbOpt I.4lPaster ,of them were kino, : eithers wounded, sod a Aieist pupa- t i 4:•1* ..akt .1 pih.ooe'r,. .1 he itifiabitsetaief Vitry-je-' 1 etterfusliy.seeonded tpe til l otoe end deliver ince.pf ,thuir territory. An•old Mao s •in yeara;of , Te. kilKeit . plstick with oinvsket-shot. , • : ,E.y4ielket the enemy shosied themselves on the side' ,of gefmorut ; rneasures• p o re taken to steer (he 4; *slaty of them. t . • • The defiles of the Argopug ars occupied by our *recipe ' , • . Nothing can mud the insolence of tke enemy's trovips. At $l. pisier the soldiers ta t iked Openly of "'the project of cllsmerobering Prance. , F ,FlAli!eetas*age of troops and artillery con tiuues. Our Inejlins" tes are filling- Though all 414 •,. houses are full' of iisidiers, 4141moit perfect, good eider prevails in the.city- . • Or ' .. 1 .1.01. jg• . - • ' • • • I n MILITARY 11VIS10N. (MUER OF THE . DAY. - eimsetiornee . of a general movement, combined and orde!eil by his Majesty the Emperor, the enemy has thrown some parties vf cavalry on his right flank, to disttitbAfie.4rriy of Antwerp. It may be pint- We, tltitt innie- of these parties may dare to present theMieltell itrOr liras- the frontier's of the division, hrpi!:g to imposti do it , by their presence,' and their fallneitms proclainitions. They will be deceived its ' their vain hope O bey Will every where find a bar. Tier of iron and 'of fire: in short, they wi l every a where find Frenchmen. V I The Emperor has set out for his army.. Sfime'petr-: tial affairs, entirely to our'advantage,, have already taken place, and lead us to expect the most happy resorts from his judicious combinotians. . • It *lll be nereotiork4 to the 2misatAflrcutostauces, to redouble our ?sop!, actitrity,, courage; and watch. • fitness. 'We must 'wit 'expect:to be completely sup. plied with all we want, but Moat make the best use we can of our resources, which will enable us to • derive every possible advantage. ' • • The Military Commandants w kjilli_possible I .tiowasures•of precaution to ti likay . :Wd of sur ptise; and to gait, information of Aholitrements - which the enemy may attempt. They will protiobilr ,04ake the necessary measuris to introduek into thei ,places, incise the enemy should prearitt himitelf; the tiearestbrigceles of germ d'armerie, and nil the ppm sous employed by' Governmen t •in all the atiminis:• tration4 whom they shall form into companies, to which they shall assign a service analogous ,to their functioni. • • • - • , The Military Commandants d'Armes shall hasten, as much .as possible, •the bridging in of pralkious for a siege.. The men leaving. the hospitals, and acknowledged fit to Terror m active service, shall be afterwards in. corporaiwi in the depots which are in the place; and if there are no depots, among the detachments of troops st hich are there. The enemy is not strong; be can attempt nothing serious ; it is therefore only necessary to take pre cautions against coups-de-main and surprises. I rely on the zeal and devotedness of the Com mandants to do all . that the good of the service shall require under these circumstances. • The Commandant.Generil or the 16th Military Division, Baron BR liN I t:g. DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS. Buena, J.N. 31.-Inconsequence of the strength of the garrison of Antwerp and the inclemency, of . the season, it has not been deemed expedient to re . tain possession Of the village of Mercxem, or of the battery which OA onjway had erected on Brescaal Heath. On the 24, 24th, and 45th inst. they were abandoned, but the enemy has not yet retaken pos session of them. . Ilaumr.r: Jam 26.—The Russian Lieut.-General .W.M.QI)ZOW has-arrived bore with his Staff, and 7000 of his troops. have alsleadientered the city. This army consists of between 40 and 50,060 men, which Will Immediately proceed southward and enter Hol land. ' . . 11AtiliEllet 18.—Metz wax taken •by the army of Vesta, it having been evacuated by Marshal Victor (he day before. All accounts state that the Affiss conduct themselves with great humanity to the ReoPie of Vranei, by whom they arc evety where favourably received. lsinarden is day after day morn enclosed. The village of Kucichetn, which lies near this fortress, is taken possession of, and from thence the works have been commenced. 'AMERICAN PAPERS. Arnipt7enilary to the Cour'of Stv edt n. The House of Representatives estelday pn site . ir a warm debate and unusually late sitting,- a to encourage s thq ,requi,ting se rice, by Naga bounties &c. . • t - ers, Nr -- "=ONI-JA 14 . 19.—We are informed - 0 to consequence of a - conversation which triA .1 under the CatAloll of the ntrinsiii,es; lo the presence an American who has laudetLa few (lan since frbm 1 that ship, it appoared,to be the wish of.,Ca2ttiope, commanding the tatlyinion, and Crpt. SiacklW commanding the'Sutords,, to meet 'out * fti ter" , •United States an* the Mtwetionian. • 'Co Decatur, qn Monday last, dispatched a co MU Itoh to Sli'lltos.irdy, commanding thettlickail* sqbadien; iiropoting to gratify Captains Ifoixr [pd Stackpole in theii 'wish. This ;writs' Walader• stand, has beirideCiitted by the , ,NEw JA X. fite;hiiredt # Lake' trie s onir Teeitis4 ; :' ; . • • • NEWS OF THE FRIG %IV letters fr(ini Nantucket; learn that Capt. Ctark has aril Muth; Whither he . warcarried', saw a Otptaiti that he had' been cip*eir The Seringipatam,i Captain Patter had also ptiAii flalcroft, and one other,' . atid them ; that he had dispatched:l the vessels previously captured! with 1700 barrels of sperm' of Stivers in her as prisoner, 'bit{ ' off NentuCket, and sent into is thus ascertained that Co, taken three'other whaleships, _ we have already advices direct from The President., on Tuesday, transtnitteci House of Representatives, 111,pursuancir 4 dfltb.ive' Resolution, the documents rela ting to tlsti MP' Mediation. • ' • ~"~ THE TELE*RA,p 'HEONICLE aaor s tASHICONABI,4I4IIIWIr • • . • " Optio to 4LLY/tonic:lY influenced by 10010" TO -MORROW will'be piAlislibd, a wear Waakty, Paper, in he called " THE TELEGEAPitp" .Printed aad published hy.Mr. Gentle Sidney, No. 1 Noithl' 'enlberlanOrreet; Strand ; sold by :Mr.' Clemedt, Po. 192,,, Strand, own*. Clenbent's Church ; and MR , / ie led tan, every Neiii.Aten&thrnuighout the United Kingdom—price tiedc. , • . • • Are. Matta. . true v ue 1 O. .'. o . Lisbon 2 •:%•,•••gi 0000 Malt.' • • • .... . -... 4 ) '' Cotttims i' l i . ". I „I • 1 ' ' Gotfent)tires ..... , .'„, r. ,1.i7.. t•io ' i II , t .., itelizoktm i. 4.... 4r• • .. ?•,•• A ,j, S . Reiland THE STA'PKWANt , • • 4 1 r ll • LaNDON: 4 :.; SATegDLY, PENRITAIIeIf 12, -~--Y . ' The Information which ne coramenitested yenitlr4 day -re . speoting the arrival of a Flat of Trudei 4 et Dotter, turnt out to be correct. The intellikence previously received of nego'clations having 91,m -menceil at Chatillon-sur-Seine, combined wite, eager wishes of the public, produced a very igevie4 - rat hope that the Messenger under the protectibibi or, this flag might actually be the bearer of the Prini• minaries. In the course of the day it was confidnet ly asserted, that this was really the case ; but we , e; yet to say, that this confidence proves only as er instance of the credulity Rhich strong desiraneton mantle produces. It appears that the flag of trace . Was dispatched from Calais with the Messenger it.- liiivist,' *he reached town between five all 'six ; 6'J:o44:yesterday evening, with dispatches „droin , i hiPeetI.cAITIAREAGII, dated at Chatillon, the 6t h n- Istest. The contents of his Lordship's dispatches,' as , lir is they are connected with the vending migsieie tions, have not been suffered to transpire. Thigi. ~ comstances attending its conveyance are, hoween t estis nature to assure us, that the negociati •proceeding, and that they afforded the proba m i . ! a successful issue. The Messenger of Lord e. REAGN, the bearer of important dispatches to 'duel Government, being sent through the French t l e.. ; ritory, and the attention paid by the Aethst4les and people to facilitate his progress, furnish un equivocal evidence, that the temper of both Govern. ments is at present favourable to peace, nd present a most gratifying mark of confidence on ... tet#l' of l ir Lord CAmr.u. seacu, and of friendly ace miAn 4 .4 on the part of NAPOLEON. The angry inksl4o l o-' pointed war-faction attempted yesterday to prepageti, a report that the Messenger brought the intelligence ofall negociation being broken off. The novelty of . the channel through which the-communication was received prevented the opinion, that it was of a warlike na ture, from gaining any ground. The .report was quickly discovered to be the mere ravings of frus trated malice and cruelty, and excited one loud and general expression of contempt and detestation.— The dispatches of Lord Carmentanir contain the particulars of the battle of Brienne, which was fought on the Ist 'inst. between * the Allies . and BONAPARTE'S army, commanded by himself in perm. The Allies are said to have detested the enemy en all points, and to have taken 30, some say 76, Fleces r of cannon ) and 4000 _friss:sus. After this oh- New You', JAW. In.—Letters received In this city yesterday, from Washington, dated 18th inst. state, that the Senate have confirmed the nomination of Messrs Clay •antl Russell, to join Messrs. Bayard and Adams, as Ministers, on the part of, the United 'States, to treat with Great Britai n on th e su bj ec t o f poerebetireen the two countries. The negociations to be carried on at Gotteuburgh. and Snyvratimself to haie:Auttt , a nan7w esEttpe t7 —; 'll4 it I'h rgifei .tlite to 1441401 i; ,a ij prOfilko fily a.fabricasioti. AinonetAhe faillmr ,:. eAtrads *1;1 hallo this day gissirfram the Varis-Flipercrocatendiots, Tkuridit'i v 'tviit U14011(1, an 0 rd,e , t, is* I)4*W hy Bet* Baittlett, Comintitidast of 941y114Itts , ,Vit, tary dotal at Lisle, the 291J1, 1 , ; .#14, ) TVs OrderSPP s4 4. 9 f i . *"rY PrecaVAlKlVitit. dripation ofthe'quivanco of the Alliei to , tho Notb.l4. 111114. 13y G t resibtli, of 'ion,* it h stated Oak, 9QOCf' old troops t of thVicioy of Sact(ti birdarsired si Valence :yid L • yons. i C he isoeirpecied tielay whictilituitahea ppabett the octupa i tiop of. f l be 'titter city by the troops under Copn i t Buittr..!tith t ps' accounted for. • Iltavdrattolo conskteratie 'leen made:'frotitSttnires;armt, it danni* *tnikin in al*rsr. formidabje stato i kd de eapest r thsatfore f to lietii l a r secbelstlif.cipeiiMiiilganst it. -.4 . " • OitTock this illta.ulag; iptgir bearing a Flag of tfiuCe was descried 'Ver..heac4 and at ten .O'clock the > o tile tbrit,rtuysthinoitid. fefF . .l6ll-1t If 011 M ttfell; I ge r, Who the btliiret " oi:pi4patelies limn 144 (i.:AsTY:Etts l iott to Livirtrogip i ,A3lr,.teriT4 •tlintict.* I . tpVectnimiday .x.. Jett cal* at troloatt w10tt440441 set off frorshentx for Lonl On tii t p4 has4l3atpired. r•eq; t• 44.—issw. • t . ' FIRE AT TlilE-COTG3IIMOUSE. • , extended to the wharfs or _cranes on the Custom. 4%. house-quay. . Ilat.r•P MIT TWELVE.—The fire in the ehou ses Ipposite the Custom-house is considerabl got - ler, and the engine, app_or to prevent the farther progress of the flames. NVe hear that two lives have been lost, and moved to dovireur. that kowo. dviti On ted the m st A h elti t o h w e At co p r ,s ps arm ui y id a er t.: _ sev i er h a e l a fi c r c e id i e s t r s e kv o a r s ted occa t s o lo ha ned ve br 'sbr Al isk e e . . 94j oet sie in iL Sind tOOtt, three pieces of' cannon. Another 3ilipayiritry, made several hundred prison r. ._...e4s 1 -*day last. If such an event has resit) , taken ; - - jiiiiiiiiir4fien was expectedto be fought about NVEd- liousekeeper's-reioeil . ! The whole. of the Cabinet weviwenounoned y es r e - r , place, the result will probably be iu our possession . . . . . slay, ynotediately after the arri,val . Sr the telegram; early in the ensuing Week. . ' 1 • . message from IMi. • Thiy'ent at , Lod Li vbitiooL's Paris Paperi to,the dth have arrived; letters from house. . • ' - • •-• • • - ' • .• 1 int a chaise the army dated the Ilth 'in ' the morning, bad been , Mr: Smarr, t h e Messengei„ set off teete tt lemd t no important event had taken place. The : and four 7 from the Foreign .01fice, • yesterday aft er . ~01 li _. ti on is made of the excellent health of the noonl for Dover. .444 When Nir. SI LVEATEIt left Chatibon, the re w ere Stiniettit„; but with._ c respect to the progress of the :at t hat place Sir Cti.titrAt Sit. our " " Mini ler b these to Prussia ; Lord Viscount- . . lieettitioli C t ,' or the movements of the army, az i rour -Ala. .prpotra., , areloomplettly barren of intelligenco. It bassader Extraordinary to . iiiiizifivicieier of Ru g . r--- -4ritthat the exiiencies of BON AP A !IT C'S affairs in*. SLA ; t M r., Tuoiii.irtin i . :one ari.7...Extraordin a Ai to the Cron n Prince' o( . Bittori - ; A,:(I t h e Ead- o f . irters, hays at length constraiOd him '-to ' ; AncanstrOrlinirwelts the Coe: of. Yienna. „las arnotyln the . South .of France. Tile 1 An Armitrice dr Ithortly expecatoll tolake place be. a,sennint •iiilslcsss from 'the army of Spain I t . 1 .•,,• - • • •0, 1 W et!!! kle C ektijono Ilitg tli notes .1r range. lust at Paris, and: ifs intended departure ! Lord Ex i st Mg. id a I ongtsfilittleis' if IliPaiN . ! 1 CZ ; lip to join the army A tin ag.Bo NA PA RTE 4 4'4 , R EGENT, at illsirltotr Riess , retiringly; '• • • It is generally understmod that his Excellency Count FEa:"l AN ISITVII rtiPt!k! 01 . 44,NITOLLA NO, A 111 iM qodor !tsikeed l lthe ipTeseitt rape* . This diininutioaref.i t'orowladoe ,: Sout.if probably occasione d the re. , from Spam to GreatiOtabo 'lt kw proceod forthwith 444)1•e 4 anka.kellikeedeir.thet. he kad.sustakt- t o • . 7 *Sint at the Congress et .C.liatilionssur-Seine, as Ropresentatire.of.tinsgPanteirnatb,o. 1 . • , . - implete 4efrat. • The •tSterbetit purported to .. 14 ,jklet o k ei pe s S eieweit4,4l4*re.ssel, jUNi i The army, underStr T:Ott-4144aattoest.ne . i..*, ro u t QuitiArtyy, Irett' , •tifinyrin , *,, thter v . essell a( sanct.d eon . asiday, thelath Op 410 the 34 ofl.. 4411.•40iitiches from. tatillinffrp ;, •the ac --I bruarY srbeavY king**, igiqtrid.in She direction hf littstlsy the Captain of eitrieb its,••that Seet.r.! A ntwmWitiliisb cotittnned aillltilltiO k ied MI the ac. • counts came away General Euatl4, Salizwii from the 65th, Is tart -. ir defeated with, the lass of 5 0 00' men. • and 3500 wousded au& prisoners. rive , gft th e Bth fon!, tatcintt .by - the ,death of Gen. • ~ .fficers were 041 to-he ankgog the prisoners,.l Mateo Mums.. L.ieut.-Gen. • Gat „tort, from 4 .liie• WI , 'V to hese the .1130tIstin Lieut.-Gen. , 116 li a ..1'...... .. 6(t . ,r * ____ 4 Novo - teut..-Col. of the fitfi), is tiViawe ti) . tr: fi li cti a'. n : G n o. efl i i b i t t tl torc 'which is to ( w ) a l s ta a v i f so the v del ro b ern y t ni he en i t a o te f Gem• ft; DotteAti. Tee emolument is V. per day. In a General Assetehly of the Acndeinkiatt , =, held telly u eysl Aendenty; on Thorlay, the 10th inst. Mr. ioßne- DiWs* and Mr. Witti.tes lieestortu Bine, were elected Academicians of the itoyal Aca dennyviethe-coons of EDMUND GAttatv And .limts, WYATT, Esq. deceased ; and Mr. Wttuan W. tae was the .same evening elected on Astociale Env - PINT If.' the. Royal 44 ,1 0”4_ v it . ill the . r4roll !t Mir. Vl- .. Leav lint LsKLEM, paceaseu.. .-: ..',.. ....--.4 On the 4th utt. the !impress of -Rtirilk,pas.e.l Areugh Hip; enher•Way - to...jabber 414. Vett. awl,. ... - .. : ,' • • - -1 . ~ • ' - ' . '.; .*:.'fb= ' • , t The Court Of Fait India Dire'eterX"firertit . ;4404 that no cadets: it . l)l. be. appeinted. to ti lit Awl* ? th1i,1 1 ,,i 44 0.1ftt1.t,...t . ,_ . e '.,:...- -:. '..". ' ''•,, .”-:...:'. r r r .. ' .., 4 , - A% 11 etti,Zweitli -MP& tat s o the sheeting of tie, tsouie of Lord,. OctaCO-- . UP; s.ott4ion against Lord BY nbiowill. he Oen.. • The mitten tarigiestaa in 60 tU i tit . wolitayteetiyeatli'a I of n eoliy of vertex: l ll Levi • *lgirtial; 4 :;aildrossed .. to the Princess . i diraifiitortet of ;Atte;:fairirkh * some st nage • ertitea,-41* . wises 04.14i;a114OKNOlee4 cliff I mists- _ 0 ... ' fi-ci; .., The report ofd priucipar Ani - a; - den Theawehaving deterted Prete lierluty to 1:0r fa. edly, lve are happy te,atate frowc.the- hest -a ulikoriV , .erigintited o n ly ire .04.1164ft...et her. enemies, no such occurrence hnvitm_take? piece.. 7.114- 014 W :Of tigUttrbivir db Ihtir - arrival . in • _ • r • • • . r- • Hanover, wis,adtp i riied infiritk•that altAtitneree of that girrietitti coesi'sling it.,Ane dress . grdnance, I had been :se osecerely 'interred 'before IMO French t Soon after six o'clock this moining, this vast pile entered It, as o b . e eltducup in good otAr the day after hie.arrital- aid ;what was:u.oencoieforlable ap of building : Was discovered to be on fire, but .how pondageio this l i ntailtrifit; nil the fide wine, belonging lids most fatal accident happened is not yet ascer- to thit ...Royal Celliii,' having tees*: dtimutlett. Allis tabled; nor is it possible, at thia moment, tntraci3 ,linshar care, were brought to light ots Sisk day.of r the psiegreet of the fire from that hour to the present ,beral'rejeitipg i bee' far his Hopi! Hithaiss's Tester. (Olsten e'clock, Saturday, Feb. Ic2) ; but we cab Clop.' I.ibaiions .were..plerttifillY a4miuistered en sum pp a considerable part of this .tremendous dna' the occasion from this' tict store, whirl!, amongst b sa tithet . eivieeitindsilfs ssold'kci abound with the finest y ying that the Custom-house in Thames , , _ • h " street; London, together with .all ds.contents, in.. IN Qld IlockLitEurefie;l - • . 4.,auttY-LtOt„ TU,s4TOE.-0 1 ECtart's -Fe/debt eluding books and papers of every description, is bleat teas revived :at: 'this theatre last night...— eutirely consumed. About..eight o'clock.sehe fire ! O'KEEFE was an amusing live!) , writer, and, for a series of years, was.a•very ind!strionsnoetributor to made shettiTialpid,progress that tili'aitikiii*.lo . s ave I the' dramatic stock in its lighter d?partments.— the building were entirelpgiven up . ond , l Prti°l' , keeli ' . His talent lay in a m 6 :4We cif ,fkree n:.ll(l;:cineia. He of the fi remen .nnd 'other persons emplon.lol- were had a knowledge of stage effect, anti-generally con directed td the warehouses, end - Other tiufillKs on I titiued to infuse elu‘fic:tency: of incicititt:ind pestle the opposite. side of the street, when a report. was into his works... His dialogue was_smart and circulated that4ikny barrels of . petipdwilift- were e- humorous. -.Some •of .his raters have- merit etrAngh posited in toe nips 4 Ole. CustoM:liintse; 'aiiratit to beye(frequently , performed ; his . .piayi- are only . . ~e .-.,.: -. extended, terms,. .frootnintdoust -is ,but a pleasant an #xplostost nilklitt. beliben expected. Tills report tr ifl e .. • e: but thexerival of 'it belts the musical Strength hid tkettifect °Plating many lives ; feibtf;tii!l en - 'of Drury..lanes.' It :iecittived; •he wevei;' teat; adiii-. chantment, withdrew from the flames, andj nutty. a tional sor4s._ fora Ilnauist,...ohp was t{ Rsityll in - few werewfterwirtivindneed to Wraith Ift . ..N.bnao ' them all.. Ttibte4OH, In .I.lxkldkcl, and treitileswer, .. more from curiosity than fer..l i re assist: ..isev.. 4L Xin nilst.h.. ~ Ov Il s ticceecied ... .ol,-rie!l;,bstt .I ,)rn 4ne , has • ..' . 00 1 . 144 ameeity, ,por the ,o ter .the ti,chAtete.oorof about half-past nine, the report .which had heits , ll.- p ecessors, t alate earn at s. tfieir corn* red ' h • L • tri Jle . iri et ciliated, - Wok:Confirmed not to hiv4 been en ,* , •iftke.,,t AtivirAtinsm.., tea oil • . 2 1 , 44 6reitr' cor k,, e y The eXplosion was tremendous. It was distioctiffelt. • girl (Doily flall . fav adroi y. 'roW4va ~,v_isipeo n the. Royal' Exchange ; and by Gentlemen who jou , made flr Nit, : pulf.4 0„: who suloWlhe have corer to London by the Whi techa pel road, We tire part of lienry, • .11m cousequence .af, ',alit positiOe ; ' informed , it was felt four miles in that direction. the songs were, therefore, omittetVistilitei she nniy Diy.og . it, napense of exertion to stop the progress c b h e a in n l c a te h r • l 7 t l i -g re ° •• . t ' h Di r ` 43a c g g i o l x t s t) :, 3o 4l /rf . T i ft u ll s . a 7... 4144 ” ..e i t t „ 1 :,.1 A•Of ii • . of tbelltres, the:Ar:rehouses in Globe-yard, on the MovN•rate as Celia were* 'iitiftof , tl 7 - SOOSStt..I..- 1 2 ioppOSito-sida of 'Thames -street, took fire, and were" The piece, throughout, was iir,? - fainiiiablYirecei44. soon enveloped 'in the devouring elemeet . :,, isotl .. `'i%. ~ ,t 4 ,- ~ . : • . ... .. . , - •,, - • . . while we are writing this account, upwards-Of 'ten's . - .: NAritra INTEI,L.IGENC4.•' . . houses are burning to the ground, w thout •the opo . '—oglerr , -• .- , • of a vestige of them being saved. The firemen Itafe,. • DEA t.. Fs s .ll.—A rr i el ld hiothjes4's•Ctip lii;.tetop, r IA however, ventured again to approach the fire, and, ' a t - ; °„ n ,": l l,„. f ' n ''' f ",„ P rn ur It `T: e h ; l 7 4e 6 7 4. h firp ur i e je st' it iZ d d, r": 11 11 ` "" 4 '-'7„ . A i . f , r• ataw the engines are playing, but the report of there being and Bengal ; Gipsy, for ilueml Apeo;, ow the [.gully 0r, , , • Jamilien. still morogunpnwder to explode, pre+elity,the eXer-• . POIVISMOUTII, F. 11.—Sailed ht% hinjestt't thi s iv 114 tions of many that would otherwise ilik b leljr.ustfully I ( V irn n :l n S t : 4 l l 4 T r r al u f '4l . l , , T . ' , e i r t ;: l 6 l;V s 1 f' , K, 1 1 . 7 , , v ° a ' nl .l l l ‘4 l :,' , i tt !i„: . employed. . -1 74 gusts each.—The Seim whieg . Attie heon It; iniig itetstrrd'hy Twx.i.vx o'Citoct.o4ince Iv t . i atti Oho • mower, wind h are rutty expeete4 to soil early in the' morning. II In' . V e 1 .' 45 .1 . Lis nittoni..- Fen. Ill—Arrived the Fais Amerkan caltr-1, have a report from a person, who heritiert the fi re -,Acal il, Amine, front Neseif rific, * iaiit•lt 4a the '2'd tillimm-7, r , Messrs. almond Rumen are a l rpok,ied by Chngremis in 111 - Pr . - 4 'd fres a boat oo the Yhinies : be confirms the report--tii Oanaoshatgtr, to Aferlititoss, and were . : to sail iii-a C. w (14 1 of the entire of the Custom-house being destroy4d, after the Fair American. . ItAmaoarn Fen. 11..—Arrive,t•troday.'the Hillier. Velitt., and adds., that it has not extended to any of the l arge ,S vavetry4 A Ibitry, mod Choice, truilltporti. for Morava anti-filthy , . $ Al s o cil i ate . in the Wig buret ' prEttek4; J ' Frederic:, warehouses which lay towards Tower-1411 p nor bas d Caledonia , l: ' °age !,loop uton, no the fur shelter. '''T "r.wwnT• A."), 1 MK. , . . .... , • r i 4 fo I I E I IBES I A RMAN. - Nath.W.Strong, Esq. of this city,has been appoint- Illet t Boat as we were at - . .., , . it ed lii r to he lii ed . tea s and `• .,., yid ~ e P s l retreat .tapell. : ,,, ': ' s. . 105 hi h " 1 S '` ," . l i , It :. , int . rig , and w ;,8 rat es. : . 3 ~ 4043 I the vsli i i tth -,I rt l , • ' t .13 p ni, • the t.llo • nal Head-qua/stem . 'Mich is 36, lain ii r the ce- 0 1 .i. had then been . dl ..:..-5...K...J to tim Cntirr of gtt ehn. t: 1—.1)1 S invitation vie Oder— • mars. eve e British. " • iptain Olives . N teiii - ,-"Pr iltri4llll ,__ ved in Washi l ic.'! olo ,tt ciPsi .N.wealcon • • ; , f' arrival of GATE - Fkaa ! ot i t • of NOM* • -'irei , v l/1/ rived trenii f llir-1 6.14114 from tke 0tiabit.,!" 116 4 46 . fins- 41s, forao:11 We Essex itri t Z tt iV lA4I f. a aamn i the Ceriqt W d had ',min vitt • 1 1 l the GeotiftsittOodi 'Of i 1) foV oil, and • had• vessel 'wkftecaistaittA; i hviti •' been Borottuftr. - -1 •t fc'file& 'en 30mtnodbre' ;volt , •besides those of 1 . 4rege"li 6mie b tom. Rises T rther in,; the nou dina tht on 1 1 eve I ri,"a ll= ha sse . . , . • • 1 • p , • ........,..,, .., 1 7. • kjeligokiatl ...1... . . ..... i., . t• • 4 - Reiland . I'ltlttEiT4Cl(.o illkirVAT AT 0311 i irCLi.trt.: Mint India Bonds 6 8 p t 1 tow Cent. lbetl. 7O ; It 3+J:chequer littht Si . 3 per Cent. Cone. il) 11/ , . ditto Std. 46 p , • ' 4 per Cents. 661 f • Ationittm• 310 6 per Cent. Novi. PM • ? ' New Ditto YBl. Fc,', '` tong. 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