The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-09 00:00:00

7 - ÜBSCIiIPTIoN"' rot PERSONS CONSIDERISI).• 11t4.1,1T1M. PIMIgiIiCUTED Br P4O.OI2IETOKti or t.l/YRM r-GARDEN THEATRE. tomurrEE restok.thilly inform the. M. At PUBIAC. thtt the APPLLeATIONI for 01SSI&T -AXGL, from PXRSONS coofiderail• as comity 'mese the. Mime irPetirtin caiu, are rul e orweertiosithan the prehe,tri a e , t* FUN. ii.possiby calip4 with they are. tb:,e • MOW she oreetoity of s Hireling a euntsaa tote of the LISP; R ALITY of the -PUBLIC. which abuse can enable theta to early I hen imam nf the SU BSC itl Rti into effect. .trieuresertnes Oa To se Racstran AT The = s of Tn iTAT KAMAN, di. Iflret-firefts Mr. Miller. 12, eltioaer4treet. (Treararrr) t Mt :to re- PI ice,Consdeu- fon nAlierret:try l ) Meauill rne owl tinge, hoetiraellers, :Zl, *nod 14r. Iflosily. Matti.mer. i, Doke-otreet, Moor bruit-square ; r. T. Teo,. finotorHer i I 11, Cheap:44ot Mr. (li lothaer, Movie Golfee-bou4e. rare x-court, &rah& I Ms. Somata, rimier of tosooer-tatte, Huitvons. A . .tiototolltoloocripti•has already advent:4d ... 4417 10 d Veal, Mi. Viet ..C2 2 U Trial bs Jere A " MOW ili Nigiss-cap 0 10 b Tuwarile the Jooifre WOK 1 II ZariforderOberge to a Jury 0 10 b Ilifiesaille 4 1 1 L The and LC. All Judges J. P. MAP.' S 1 2 at It is peva:mod that all Cautua.slacalluat au l'Ae as.ejeet of tie ahoie proserotiotto nosy toe nook to Mr. %%lama West, .11:torue), No. 6. Vleasetit's-100. . ..-PtIBLIC DINNER. • Tai REAL FILIENDi OF THE DRAMA, 11111) IiPit.II3.ITOR,S OF AIANACIERIAL IN AND BRUTALITY, will DINE together, at tie t..BOWN AZAD ANCOUR TA V ERN, $ i'ft AND, ua rkillaalt AY, THE 14TH DEC. i.al HENRY CLIFFORD, Lsq. ' 13 TUE CHAIM. . Tickg4s; 11* . Gd. each, hi be bad at the Bar of the Tu. ecru ; at flatboats'', Nerts.-itilee,ltuyal E seismal. ; T. regg, BoAtielier, lii, Cocapside ; TMI: STATLSAAS NeMbpailer 'O.dce, IPleet-great ; wad ui Mr.tiartliaer, Temple Caber basuc,. Pessez-cuart, Straag. Vitastrum la:sle at Five o'Cl.irk, precisely. Til•kets alroady Ward fur fliemt.,, the 12th instant, will be reLrived oa l'hu:44.ly. In Ihe Pres+. and speedily will be mubli,ked, CL4 reoa o AuAl wsT fur sit AOSAULT and FALSE: IMPRISON al Citaeh i liv rnlfira (rola THIR STA ri.sw•N. War liar courts I:...tiatia tins .ilobr Preceidinr. apply at Gisaaaos s ilriAsn.ll U. N. throatily; -attics, Reps‘ a-starst, Listreallury-street. litisdApi and Priint Soorn of an Uvboloterer and Cabinet I Nl.kcr. TO B. 801.0 lilf .AI:CTION, By Mr.. D. 31: INN litt-011 Isle t e rellll6l , . Nn. 15, Little Euli to, I. i•.l-streci-hiti, 4 , 11' Mino.ily next, the Imo of Ilect. , ish, nod Iwo ro4lott it:i, A) . ye, sit coerce u'dart. er inch )x Fy. - wittiest the leabt i.OO r%e, ri VI titoek consists iii glory excellent and AL tr.s...y Funnui . e. via. str t faar-pio.4 i;e,isteads sith elf pat eltiatimpatters furniture. Aided .n..i fringed. geese aid dons bordered seasoned beds; straw pAlliumei and mat trailers tlannets. 3tasseilies anilti, Re. meek-sup bed steadsaadtionatures, arsd "Gigabit lwddie4, sea ,ets wf malts pony sendekraista awl parloer a ii..oirs witit sofas to watch, three bets of disia4 inbion, pedvstal sidoluard, turd table a:t. PeasbeuAst - ditte t i 'eaten, afar en t tiout Brawls, itarne, and Kuldersniester carpets, of varies dlowapi.ol2, otpir c.or petiag and beartb rico, French Jrae ink-tonne to inJ *sr ow taits;---111er Oases% anersors, and eiiiinhey Witte surd' ishro, serretitrots and broakenset, forte Otto of fetaitere crown, Ilea Willies, ei,Aht-day darn to innhagany eine, bee pinto. saiole,i on, aid ended service., anus& its cbCdrus of cusis, &e. at, Megnislo ems be viewed the %tank" of each Dais talon sad Onulasties bad on tae Prewar); gri‘e-Ward . Collhoo.book Cienreebaren-streert bus 'Tares'. knatehraitt add el the Auctioneer, Newiaons. Me, Skewer respectfully nouns. the Public, the whole of the above Elects noust be sold without - any Reserve. Arrived. MIK Due. Dublio 0 Wateifurd . . ... ?. O tioneuburgh.. " 0 . U ... G.ught PRICE OF STOCKS 11118 1)11( AT oxv(rt LOCK. 3 pet Can.Cto its. slut I bsag i Ann. .15.9.14 Rama n9ll 4) eln•itil f ; prom. 4 per Cent....l4ift* Lorin f10nd5....14.. i fb. 5 per 4:ssit....skut liven Silk s 12s. 1..5. Gassnlb tut Acc.lol . Losltery Tickets 2zl. 13s. • . THE SVATES MA n' estoeulti rsi c. LONDON: SATuaDAr, DECt2InER 9 14APOLSON, being placed its a situation essentially dia.:ring from that of any . either Raley of tandem times, has long since thrown aside the cloak of formality, with which diplo. wade correspondence has, for age), been enve loped. To the possession of extraordinary talent, is sn. poradded, in hiS character, thlt of indefatigable in. dastry—to speak the language 1. - Coalman life, be-is " a an of business"—that, winch other Aloriarchs perform, by a4ency, he performs him. Pelf. This trait of character kin no part of his uonduet more strikingly displayed bin in his Royal Curt-liponden.:it, of which no have so spiny taatances. Wheals, the following letter, which ap pee fed in 771 e Thees of this day, be authentic, we hare not the meets of ascertaining. If it be authentic, it is a carious specimen of that simplicity of style, which we cannot but wish, were more generally adopted by certain Statesmen in this cuuut T e letter will he considered as carious bill we moot view it u of importance. The setiti. *Mb are sear as every one, who has faceted as the seNcet, west etippuse NArinree to enter. trnia—aad plight have 'been los es ‘ iiy written in toady% M at Schocebrann. 4101 h Of 4 LETTER ISOM PONAPARTE TO tits INTZltult et RUSSIA. " 1110Ittllarit, Daoveita—Tlee Duke of VICRITZA *HO lat, that year Imperial 91aie4y wi-bed far pear with Iliteinacactl that yea have obtained the advantages which yea desired. Kill your Mikity permit cae to COW. stan4ath lon swat the event? -"Ms arsorlailoat of Alienbie% We Wu ttateferted to Views. Pekoe Joie of Licippaviekt etiodurta them wit% ' 111. Do climpriany, aid 1 eapem Sall anon be abbe to la - *Ws yaw Msusaly of riee be) eolelirtea with Austria. see by the treaty, thetrforniably to your wishes, pert if w int tisane nutters ; mad itameetl yew isteresti a ylpa wial . 4 have Eitid . . ••• fr.,llivri ict Total Inn% I,ist 11,6,7 THE na 'yourself, roncilintiag every thing with,tilaihenou r regaled : rit sae. The pr, sperity and welfare of the Deck; of Wet.: h require that it *sold poem, the favourable regards of Il lutt Majesty.; and ;our klatity-'s subjects.may rest assured P. Ihro l in no case, :tor uadtr env circumstaures, have they to es L pet a p e protection from Me. " 1 liteke gfven Austria the most advaatartwo pease tint • ' Areirodd ripest. She mily , loses Saitzburg, and a inert trifle 'oa the side of the lan. bile cedes rmtliing in Bohemia. On the side of Italy she cane out, what is indispennbk for my communicatioo st ith Dalmatia. 'file Austrian Menandly, ; therefore, remains entire. This is the second experiment a bleb I' 'llse been willing to make. 1 have used towards' her a moderation which she had on right to expert. In this I hope I have done what is gratifyinz to your Majesty. " tared year Maiesty the hatglisit Joins:lir last received. Yam will there see, that the hieglish Ministers are kith* with eacir'euber ; that Uteri* Ismlesolusion iii the Ministry, and that ail is perfect anaarity. The fully and absurdity of that Cabinet are beyond de-eriptiors. •They have recently uce.eioned toe destractiem of from ti to :10,0‘)0 men in the most horrible country in the world; it nould hate been just ' as well to have throws them into the sea ; so pestilential are the marshes of Walcberen ! In Spain they have lost a i very consider .ble number of men. General WelleAry has ! had the estrewe imprudence to commit himself in the Mort of Spain with SOAK) men, hating on his tanks three armies, crwristing of 90 lottalio:a, and from 4Q to 50 Alm' I drew, whilst he had in his trout the army commended by the itiese, which was of equal force. It is dilikult to con ceive such an act it presumption. it remains at present to be aseerte.loed, who are to sneered the late Ministry. " The United States are on the worst genus with Emitted, and seem dhipased, siucervly and seriously, to approsincite to our system. " I pray (:od, lionsieur my brother, to have you iS his high and holy keeping. k signed) 1 ! " Schoeubruan, Oct. 1.. e, Ittd9." *. NAPOLLON." WE have great pleasure in annonneing the at'• rival of the ;Varies East-India:oat', which .was supposed to have been lost. The following is a correct list of the mann. choly loss of the present year, of East-India shipping Exreatsicar - GLORY - 51.) Loma Nat.sos " I Missibg, supposed to Jana: Uncwi.sinr (ioanun lust. Ltuir .lAsin DuNDA4 - 13`b.; I RE% nAL bit. I GALLUTTA - - - W.) Ran )1747411A - - - • - 1'2..11? Lost on the Goodwisi Lona Gattins nit - - - Sii Saha-. Wsz.roms - K. Lost cif Margitte. STrt ii,ATII Ate - - bl^ ? Taken- lately in Ben- Er no ?Z - • &pp S , tail Ba Asi A 8/9 t..ist iu Wile! River. CASTI:t - - 62.1 Loot mar liciwhe river. Taaysns 5;7 s Struck eu A rack, aid ' 2 was tort iu India. THE I.:carnation of IVaitherm bite not been so rapid as was expected—but a very smill part cf the troops are yet Arriveif. It ha• beet reported, that this inhabitants du nut shoe mach regret at our departure—some s?mplonis of a disposition to violtsuct are even said to have . tppeared.— , Perhaps the proseisco of the Errl of CHATHAM snirat have &salutary egret, for the maximum of price at which he lised guineas Viere, has caused his name to be reverel thruogh the United Pro vinces. That active anti vigorocs Chief nii4ht surely have heel, permitted to / participate in the 4leriuus catastrophe, of this &orlon' Expedition. NArnr.rox, it nos► seems, by the London news writers, is to be " Autocrat of the West." By what name he is hereafter to be called, is, ste apprehend, of very little importance. That his 'activity and intelligence sill be paralysed, by a name, we presume they do not anticipate. !Arms have been received by a • Mall from- Malta .sf the 3.! inst. which contradict the report of the surrender of Corfu--the strength of which iR not greatly istrerior to, perhaps, even Malta. — The report of tho capture-of Constantinople by the Russians is evidently, at the least, premature. Sir ALLIANDER BALL, the Governor of Malta, it dead. His lilasrrry has appointed the SHAMIR to wait upon him on Monday next, at Windsor, to I know kis Royal pleasure respecting the time he will receive the Address and Petition of the Cor fpiscation. i 1 The LORD MAYOR has appointed a Common Hail to be held.on Thursday nest, agreeably to a litainisition : " To eLonsider the Lite difgraerfol and estamitoes Espedi tine% by viliieN she blind .tail tee i•url of the Country Rave been in giuuncfutly Pao ibeei, and to adopt sack Ineasares as they way think necemiary." - A Requisition, to re-consider the last proceed isles, lies, vie understand, been art 'on foot by Mr. Sheriff ATKINS: the LORD MATH' has, in COUR pleat*, appointed a Common Council for Wednes day next. _ In conseqeence . of Requisitions for that per passe, meetings arb appointed for the folios/hag 1 1 (ards, to instruct the faousesoit Coesseil !seen port the Proceedings of the • last Collet', Ghee- Baynard, Farringloo Within, and Cripplegate. Reqiiisiliont have else been signed for Billingsgate and other Wards. Dr. SAUNDERS, and two other physicians, 04 Thursday attended her lineal . Highness Ptineess ARIEL! A, and were of opinion that her Royal Highness's complaint proceeded from an eespiwina, or matter in the (kora% ; and nut an kepaiftir, or ' intamnietion °title liver, as was at brat iniagined. Thee Foulke must' he greatly alareiedi iti. the ; Pittitts increased tens : fold since the cumoooCe ' nlent of the present theatrical rote. Applications to the Beard of Trade have Akin made to bunts permission for the export td hemp anti Ila , on account of the immense quantity !kWh b s been received from Russia is the ti tee convoy lately arrived, consisting of nearly qtrs.(' h i andred vesselt,', a sufficient quantky if which, hos, it Ir said, been obtained to • stopplt god erdi.. nary desend for several years, but their Geed. 'lodpeltpe not thoept fit 4 rant the 4tdalgtleesi y tai lt • 41- f 1 -J w.. , . -7- r6 7 v ' c r -, • ~ It • 1 ...•,t# • • : # • # < x. . . .... ....... _•. IL . ratarr GARDEN ringArits. -.• - - --j ib .-- .. • :-...... • . t he eirtaierreee last night to!! mesas in the Pit s of the mositapleadid Theatre in the wqrld. Amidst this laultltatle were seen Mr. Jew Bennett, Mr. Osbnivisei the sei-disent' bed P 0 the. firehnati, antt a select fete of the Do - . 'Mks. In the Dreee Bears were 17 females. TIM nem. ben in the other parts of the House Were propos'. donate, • ' At half.price, there was en' scosseidevable ac. cession of numbers, in thel'it, *which, at no pe riod of the evening, contained 130 persons. The disapprobation exprestseil by the company id the Pit, begun iu the fourth act, and although that part of the Theatre was thinner than on any precedifig evening, the absence' of numbers was i amply supplied by the increased energy with which thu usual noise was maiistained. It our. passed, in continuity, any that has been heard, — there was no interval, until the fifth act, when there was a short pause ; but the curtain Willy dropt amidst a tremendous soar. IVith the exception . of one gentleman in the Basket, neither Boxes nor Galleries joined. In the Pit we saw but one 0. P. which was, however, splendid, being composed of French paste, lia.,lsomely set. 0. P. medals nen numerous, as well in the Boxes, as in the Pit.— We saw. only two placards, and thugs were but momentarily elispla)ed. There was one horn iti the Pit. In the fourth act of The hferchent of reniee, a Gentleman entered the Pit, not in the entire c o stume of a Barrister, but with his head adorned by a goodly Counsellor's wig. . lie advanced to the centre of the Pit, and there took his station ; he hail a stick, un which be leant, and, with his het stuck on one side of his head, he stein!, with flog: most inflexible gravity. A circle was soon formed around hill. He einitisturil immoveable, with his eyes fixed on the stage. He neither spoke, hissed, or made any other 'mite during the time be was in the Pit The scene was irresistibly ludicrous, and the whole !louse was convulsed with laughter. At length it was resolved to take him into custody, and Taun ton (the mass who took Mr. Clifford), said, in our hearing, to another (Meer, 46 you go and stand •by him, soil 111 fetch assistance." los a few mi nutes a detachment arrived, and entering, one by one, at the three doors, gradually contracted their, circle, and mixing with the few who were round the gentleman in the wig, at length took him into custody. lie made not the least resistance, Ater was he ruoghly seised. He was conducted to BOW-STREET, where he stated himself to be Arthur William Shubecpeare, of Gray's Inn, barrister. Mr. J iistii4 Nano demanded the occasion of his tw ill brought there, and for s time nobody -knew ; but it was announced that Mr. Brandon would he there presently. Out Readers will pro. hably'reeollect numeral's instances in whirls the Magistrates have had to wait fur the Professor. How are we to accoeut for this ? The Professor directs the Officeri.to take sinati, and frequent,. personally assi: tit in'thevapttott.it might beethoeght littoral that he stolid') make oi, 3p/learance at the Office with the prisoner. We are Ica! to suspect that the Professor has a visit tii make behind the scenes, or into one of the M ',lager's Boxes, to take advice, or receive:instruct' s from certain men of law,- whose fares are nightly recognised. At last. however, the Profssasor arrived, end de mounted Mr. Skakesprare, who had been guilty 91%—w - raring a Counsellor's nig- -end an 0.1 1 . 011 Iris breast. It was not alleged that Mr. Shake. speare hall hinter spoken, but although he had I nut beets witty himself, he had, by his appear. aace, been . " The cause or wit to others." his uppearagre had excited laughter and •eproer throughout the house.. The Professor had there fore ordered him to be taken into custody.. Mr. Sliekespearu asserted, that he bad tosser ' spoken nor committed any act of disturbance, and was astonished that he should base been brought to, the office in Bow.street, to ansner such a charge as bail been made. • - . The Magistrate said, that although he had not actually broke the peace, by noise or action, his appearance, hid excited others to diatarbence, and therefore he should hold him to bail in 1001., and t‘vo sureties in 601., not for his appearance, but for " good behaviour." A placard, which was in the pocket of Mr. Shakespeare, was then produced before Mr. Nava, w ho, o n seeing it, said, that the discovery of that placard convinced him of the propriety of hold. lug Mr. S. to bail. During this examinatien at Bow-street, a man of mean appearance in the PIT, • and who had been seen previously conversing with Jew Bennett, and in consequence of that colorer salion w as taken for a noire, was attacked by a very strong party of the Officers, who hurried hint down to the Pit..door on the Prince's &We, before any one was aware of the transaction. The O. P.s immediately rteihed to the split, and a more rms. lute and determined fight ensued than has fet been seen in the House. The Officers with their staves, and the 0. P.'s with their sticks, 64 mode ozediessi js4o,"—the wietim was so near the door that the officers pulled him out.; bet on their attempting to re-enter, they were completely beaten off the field. The 'vibrations u 1 sonic sticks from the Dress Boxes produced a very sen. sible elect on the craniums of the Officers. The captive was, however, Conveyed to Boar.street, and ordered to find bail fur riotous conduct.—He statml his name to be John M'Cartuey. The officers in the Pit, in extenuation of their conduct, asserted that they had a warrant against him. • • W nest Shyloek said, " I stand here for lam," " So do we," said a man In the Pit. To this, anotherishooted, " Where the devil will you get It P ie." 'Why, with an homiest. Jury." This ex. cited snitch applaine. The. wigs wore 17 the PerforMers, its 'Tom Moils, occasioned great nietriment s: " 0. P. Iris, !" This was followed by alurst of laughter t " No rigs l No Pigs!" --‘ 4 Thee 'wield Btsai4fresi P' added'to the gene ral damper, • The Iv wield the awl cheert; AI with • suppie,' aid hie.; anti tie cempan,y then de. parted at as early boor without oohs or &toll. anew. We regretted the presence of. e Magistrate in the Upper Buses eta lads period o f the perform. anadjournment from the Bench of jig. ilee'te the Theatre, no objection can he offered ; Sot the minute attention to the disapproving part of the company, and the frequent telescopic ob. serrations of this Gentleman cannot be deemed decorous. The character of Inspector cannot be considered consistent with the align/is of • Ala. ' gistrate. Thus passed another evening, without tka-cau. mission of the slightest damage to the property Or the Proprietors, to the renewed mortification of the Professot ; respecting whose conversation at the Wre*its we have heard some doubts expressed. That Mr. Brandon observe', that " they might do " as they pleased, if it was destroyed, the county 64 must pay for it," we are convinced is true,4l.. though we did not ourselves hear it. And most true it is, that a county is answerable for damage committed in a riot. if Mr. Brandon will iudulge in these lively sallies, in the presence of his warm friends and adatirers, he must not be surprised et the repetition of his wire sayings in Box Lot. Gies, Cycler Cellars, and Burton .4leleouses. Mr. Shakespeare, the Counsellor, who was held to bait fur appearing in the wig of his profes‘ion, is the sun of 'A. Shakespeare, Esq. M. P. of Albemarlc.strcet. COPENT GARDHs pßvpßiErons. CRIMINAL IN FORMATION. FOR THE Sild TE.141%'. Ma. &wind—Though the rule nisi, for IMO to file the itif ‘ rmatiun against Mr. Clifford, the barrister, and the other persons, furs 'Mule. meanner, was made absolute, without any cause being shown against It, yet your Raiders should know, it must not be taken fur granted (hat no defeucc will be made at the trial, of that the Jury will find the parties guilty; but rather that it • more vigorous defence will be made on the trial. F'ur this mode of treating the proceedings in its present stage has, nu doubt, been adopted as the most prudent course to be pursued, in as much at by the Mfendants letting the Prusecuturs make the rule absolute in silence, they did not *Attests their defence, which they Whet* ise must have dime; but keep the Prosecutors in the d irk as to the particular line of the defence; up to the very moment of the trisl, and of course prevent ill being anticipated, otherwise (hot by conjecture. Iluwever, as the rule has li..eit made absolute, it will no doubt he an acceptable piece of infer, melte, to many of your Reader., to huow wheal it is probable the matter will come on ill be tried, which the of the civil action makes doubly • i•itcresting ; I shall, therefnre, now proceed to. .hew when the trial is likely to be. The first snit afire the Presccdttors have mtde time rule absolute, aud,entered into the statute re, coognizatice to prosecute the information, is for them to ale the isafeemation in the Crown Otticxi ellercuputi n subpoena issues for the, limbo.' to at upon Iving person with this, they have fool- Court days to apinsar to it, If iIAI4 which time their Crown °lice Clerk eaters we ppearaisce for them, .otherwise an aitaehment i:sties to cumpa the eppesiratit v. This is all that is likely to he done in Hilary Term, as the De l fendants, upon their appearance, are bibbed to an impedance till the fullusing term to plead,. - Therefore, iu Easter Term, which. begins May the filth and ends June the 4th, the Profetruturs will give the two ordinary four day rifles, and then . move fur the peremptory four day rule for the I Defendants to plead ; and taking it for grauts.4 that the Defendants will thtn plead, the usual Oen or nut guilty, to prevent judgment' being /lived by default, the Prosecutors may, Iheoeispen siTb notice and proceed to trial at we Sittines attic Easter Term. The probability the refire is , that the cause will come on to be tri..d by *Special Jury, In ‘Vestiniuster 11411, altuut the ;Moldier of June, unless either party gets it put off in the interim, oa a: count of the absence os: a- material witness, or the Defendants should plead in Hilary Term gratis, that is, without waiting to he corn: pelted by the rules, which is a very unusual thing ; for then it may be brought on at Owe Sittings after Hilary Term ; in the other case it is, of course, gaits uncertain when it will ba tried. A TEMPLAR. NAVAL 1.1 TELL 16; it' NC E. PLY Nottn, nee. 7.—Came down out of harbour, red anchored in the Sound, his Maks'''. sloop Partridge. Sailed the Harlequin armed ship, with a ciseroy for lite Downs. tie Wednesday evening. Arrived the ship America, Captain Co:barn. frost New Brunswiek, with smut= nod .pars for the dark yard the ketch Louiss, Thos. Whittielii, Master, from Oporto. with • slue; tt•Freorh brig in halloo, captuoll by his Makstv's ship Chri-tiau VII, of it pp ; the litwebrie i s, with virtu:Mei., from of Ruch...on; the America' ship tants& Bland, Contain Na4k, frion Norfolk, with tobacco, dc. Wont to Ilandsurgh, nut in by di.tre3a. Went up harbour, hi Itlajeoy . Heim., to red'. Clone nano out of the barauer, and our.itired iu the Sound, she Uaite frigate. Dome, B.—l f,7el gr eat pleasure in manmade& tbe arrival ui the liun, nutpah) 6 ship 11 uric% t which hussar to Slave been t apt. Montagu, Crust the Cape of ilepr. Am American ship ifs. Rastas, bawl InTasslages,psersl herr this utierrounu ; 41.4 a Freseb privateer, caromed by use or oar vrals-rs, fir the Ib m u s . Hi. hlajest*. I.top of war ttuyallst, hart is• tree 4th morning large Freuch lamer privateer, At bldi she captured Mti Beacby Meal. Thi packet for Malta and Gibraltar is detain. ed by order of Government, until farther ad. vices are rvccired (ruin Cadiz, whither it is to carry dispatches. A new Pars is to be elected, and.,Avignon will probaly again be the papal residence. The Duke of Gear is subpanaed upon the, trial of Colonel WARDLE 'pion Mrs. CLAW ,and the WRIGHT., fur a ennviraer. On Thtirstkly si;gbt some jocularly.elisposed . wpg or wags wrote on the doors of several worn. muilroing houses in alary-leßonin t 66 O. P. A new supply of young arlield it eho old prices--, not seven:6lll4lv pieces." .. , a .. E - ►rl =Mg or I