The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-22 00:00:00

$ i) ezr :2"% _ . . - .• tnitelty tot;eneral Mahe, an °nicer of the 'Prince '. /tegetit's Ifou vhoht , %hick sum *as one of three • sums, "amOutding in all to 39,0001. n hich hall been paid out of the same Fund towards the liquidation of the Regent's Debts. He wished for some expla nation of this transaction from the Chancellor of the,. Exchequer. The CHANCIAOR.. of the EttfIiPAUES said he felt no dillicifq in enowetine the Itwesti" " 1 •1 situ Itottorsable;Gentionto * :1401W milt „Milk . lioniewhat delitgaip, bet vi ktei l i ed.bo4-104,k0k • fore thelfouse at a former thee, en the eriloolist" . . :- ttektosincof.. a 818 fouregooletint„the gerri's. Household. to that Bill,. ethlo...bed post itit law, it was provided that eitirtain *linnet shit • beset 'stifle for the rettic;4,alsof certain Initial; itsatites under a Web hii . Royal Highness laboored.:-:: :- tome were, howese'r, sirup of these of So. 01Oct it. *mo t o n o it had beetitteetited advbeibleen.pay the svin of 39,0001. eel Of the !knits of the Adtairuhr for their ribm..val, end this sum was to be reptid bb , Instalments to ti Orland: He did not know thelmiet amount of the debts outstanding, ,but he understood • they would be liquidated in somewhat between thral l and four years. Mr. TIERNEY felt considerable pleasure on the whole from the communication of the Chancellor of the Etehequer, whit, if he rightly understood him ' , kid that the Prim'e's debts would be liquidated ir n . between three andfeur years. 'limy therefore ptsuldt.! not amount now to more than 150,0001. As to the, repayment of the 39,0001. to the Dreits of .A.thl7!l tatty, by instalments, he did not see what svfltritt there could be for this, as the fond out of which the repayment has to be made was to determine ou - titf . demise of his Majesty. • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEIt, repeated that he knew not the c'kart amount of the. outstnutlitte debts, bet that by the mortikapplied4j , the Art and some arising from the'Duchy of Coro.: wall, he understood they would be paid ih three" be four tears. The Fund he illowed was determirlibli' - One -contingency not pleasant to contemplate. • STARVATION OF NORWAY. ' 4 ;31r. WHITBREAD wilthed to ask another' gees.' Hon, te . which he !iped, for the sake of hutusidth • the Cheneettor of the Exchequer would be abli fd give a satisfactory answer. It was . perfeetly welt • kuriwu that the Norwegians ' who had been conveyed by a treaty to the Crown ofSweden were indisposed to the Swedish Government—nay, determined not td4 submit to it. ft had been said that the-British Go; vernment has given such orders as would put a 1;60 to the importation of those provisions into Not way, '‘s i!hout which the . Norwegians could net•subsist; l toping thus to effect by staftation what could not be done by force. Ile wished to knew whether tltli Teport was true ? • • We understood the CHANCELLOR - 4rib* tts...l CHEQUER to say, that the subjtict of Noismy ht present of great delicacy ; but' that his Mitittilra, Government was dis Posed to assist their 11 . 6 i curding to their treaties. Mr. W HITBR EA D—So, the stirtalloa' spike ' has been adopted.—(No reply followed.) • Mr. %I' 11 I'I'BREAD presented 'a. , Petition froth some Carpenters and Wheelwrights against the . AP• 1 prenticaship Law. • Mr. BENNET asked the Chancellor or fin r 1 eftequer•retptictiqg the reasso of theNeis.lretireet . the - Animist of Droits of Admiralty, but.'isre taseld not called the answer • en account of the lei: tune of the Right Hon. Gentleman. ' The Report of the Clergy Penalties wail Aced fer Monday. Mr. W. WYNNE. presented a Petition from" Me, Wriiiht, complaining of certain allegations the Liergy Penalties Bill was founded, andpeTylitg. to be heard by his Counsel at the Bar ag alust the said Bill.—Ordered to lie on the table. Hr. DUIGENAN obtained lame to bring in a Bill for the better regulation .of the Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland, and for the store easy reeiverrat tithes and rate... Mr. BEN NET, wbo spoke in so low a tone that we could not distinctly cbmprehend him, appeared ti as to enquire when certain - documents with respect to Deficiencies in the Civil List would-bit* beta» the /louse. The CHANCELLOR of the iiidlieQuEß. , replied, that the documents aliqded to weirldjbe Mid before the Rouse as soon as possible. S. The consideration of thelteport open tha Coles Biel Ores Regulation Bill was, on the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHNUER, post. posed' till Monday. The CHANCELLOR of the =CHEQUER moved for leave to bring in what he described to be the ull.ll annual Bill for issuing Exchequer Bills up on the Aids of the year, and to the introduction of hich he could not apprehend any upposition. • Tit , • motion was agreed to. On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the VXCIII 4 :4UEit it was ordered, that the Names:lof the Defaulters in the Call for Atteudence this dey; should be reported on Thursday next. The remaining Orderi of the Day having booths. posed of the House adjourned till to-inortost. FRENCII P4PRRS. .6 i'.. SEris, Aran. 7.—While Paris was celebrating its happiness by every expression of gratitude aed joy, our town, situated at the distance of 30 leagmaktrunil the capital, was still a prey to all the horrors amity we had Nattered ourselves that we shot, id not again see within our walls that ferocious General, whose absurd resistance caused us so many misfortunes a month ago ; but the fatality which seems to hare hung over our unhappy town for so many years, brought him back among us, and his presence . has I again occasioned us the most cruel disasters. On the 6th of April we had learned a part of the, happy events that bad taiten place at Paris. The account was privately circulated, and no one doled publicly, to utter his joy at them. The .same day 1500 Austrians appeared before the terr n, with ;!OI pieces of cannon and eeveral howitzers. A lag of truce proposed to the town to surrender. This wasthe wish of all the inhabitants. It was expressed by. deputation of Ladies, who went to beg the Corn mandaut not to Wag down new tnisfortunes on our gauntry without any advantage. The conduct of this Cunianusdant bad given us seftSeit to bops that he . beck Iv. Own, _.ret4 , „opablic series, if with a base - hand they essi* se:sssi•te ceise the geld with which their infleillalle MIS te.: warded. DAEMEN 4V4iLh' • Bermigiteafildim.. mands, that fpr the tutor* All :hove *rho Inay-be/ guilty of seek incendiary preglipni, Shall, when OW_ prisoners, • *idling respect of pewee, be treated tiat as prisoiwtiO 144 but as West Wits; and as isock, receilwuptiiisissia.elseir rearltistrwlikevesst. 4- • , - • • • ~...-••• • ! -, , ; . s. - ~, • ....-- ..:: - .. - .1.. , .: : •*4 , • • • Ilaiimpr o 'Aram l'l::—While Ail**. Tower I. full of joy at the glorious triumplkoillio 'mien; and the occupation of the ely_lllll . O w 11 44; th e poor dity of HaMburgh, which illlarakei ____ en tin., to treat with the utmost' soositty, , wit sowers, and without hope. Houses are still deny pulled Or burnt down; almost the whole suburb of St. Ggerge was ordered to be abandoned in six hour*; what could not be carried away in this abort time, the soldieis seized and sold for sett to ootliing ; dilly the elects of those who hare left the.city are plan: dared. Precisely . at *sums time whesiftio remote bury JpL which were hauled up for the winter, and before the inhabitimta could arrive to mannish the Agnew, two were entire destroyed. A detachment from our gun-boats went down ; but on their approach, the British preci pi t atel4 retreated. - • . • • . WASHINGTON, !ARCH 1.-.-Since my list, of the ~ eli . • - fi St thittfil: AtalOO• . nth, we have had nothing afloat at this place, of the ORDZR OrVIE DAL - ' . news kind s that merits attention. Rumours of peace ' 4.1.1 rad - qiUittere Id Piniiiikrt• April 6 - • ! bate been circulated; but the bubble, as soon .as it • " Tiseeitillay:them not cease to b4r*Und destroy s , was dilated,„ instantly burst before our sigbt. • .111 in a mannerOmt must escife•borror in'ttrity feeling Congress, we have nothing going on but the Loan *and ipmenems mied. • Such conduct, of which. even . Bill, and Own present appearances, this siibject ,It, the baslaroweisosilas , of •4 1 t1'ricsi aiu North America likely to consume theremainingliMa Of the Semi.*Ohl wosid lot be guilty without blaabilsOilibCt teids• . 4.great many eloquent and etahotatj-speeches hare' .., . lifted irt any military MMUS W hategail - i been maae on. the subject; andatteak fund of infor- 1 ",lee only the environs of HembutibillmdAleat- ?nation may be expected to 'aria,e row their ; publiesl bilinear which the enemy but lately burnt doill inc..' ' tion, which, it is hoped, will he. folly displayettHat . masterly the -villages ,of- Eisenderf, 4penbettel l ; present, the stenographers hvf: no time to .give' a edellidotf,' Lieberade, Bonneberg, llY*Aorfv . 'one; translation of their hieraglyphles:- OIL ..Pickerihg Neehof t: for which unheard:of tottittiet'the Plc ti • has distinguished .himself in' this debate ; and from ableilliabitsiets had not given thisrbalitit trison,--x: els personal knowledge of our palitiCai affaitt‘'. .. Mottirebeteeek the cause of this setiallisk hi ge iti the ithrown more light upon the ssubijit jif ' Our nations& despair Cato *bleb the garrisons strut ap i ttlillitaibtitgb 4 ,effai re, than any of his compeers. nig argumenta and Raartorg ate thrown, by the occettiiisitivich.tvli' Cannot be answered, but they willtecalunvelattect. •: doubtless Marked them, that their tirtniqaes. - 1 1 116 . reMOral pf M ir. Granger,• and the ertest • where defested-4bav'the Allies are eieri Ma ihrl7re Aests.in Militacy Comatanders, makes- •coosiderable-! Wellington has advanced to Boordeaor; whaltlic . ...thir i taik ; and will eventoallyprOdece a' wide schism iill. inhabitants have received him . with lipett.SYNllll6.) the ranks of democracy. , - . . .• .. •. . 1 • the greatest joy. '''' ' " ''' !. - (fools Illii 11.E0 BA =VIM FED 111tAM .111SIVILLICA2fi "- Ifferould be unjust long* tilirgerfler sods eau/ • .4-----; .• • its. T-1.) • duct, *hick is unparalleled among civilized nations"';' tc The - puroinit• lejt. night indafged Mr. Arm firitheset jrse - retaliation which is dae•ttltheinbeW strong, in consenting to tbe arrest of Major-Gulf.' . ...• sintG - k. '' • - ' ''-' -' • Wilkinson. The Coutt 7 litaitial Is Organised, and "': itilVieleral in Chief, Count ' . .. official - __ tie dispatches, with an ed bt post this morning." NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. NsvrivaT (R. I.) Pie. U.—This - day ariiied. the Spanish sloop Candelaria, Captain Fernandes; 'l3 days from Natalie's, who informs, that ciptaiii . Cairns°, in ths Spanish schooner Josephine, arrived at that place from New Providente, who reported the arrival, et New Pro i rldance,, of an English gun-brig mid the letter of marque ship Nassau—who were part of the Cork fleet that bad been dispbrsed by order of the Commanding Officer of die convoy, on the ap pearance 'of two American frigates. The last the brig saw was the frigates, one on each quarter of the 64, engaging her. The brig end letter of marque are the only two out of seven of the fleet which were destined for New-Providence, that had arrived. Az lANT I Fasuoasir 5.--The camp at French Mills, we understand, bas broken up. Two thou- arrest, were dispatch- cionerst,..that the pal. of victefdlttlieloolf* with On. Mr, WUTallitAD pot , I iloestieil I** Cttasitctrat.oit if the Excmestraa l totpeitlisttiopll4 said to hate beets adopted by our .Government tot starving Norway ) sod thereby compeittng a submit. lien to Sweden. The CitiNciLLOO of the Excins 4rapleaded the delicacy of she _tabled and got eld of it by stating, that the engagements entered into by this country most be fulfilled. The plait of starvation, then, said*. W. he nudirstood from what he had beard had bra Adopted. • • We hire this from the Bremen recent riate, the) Thelinewegians Gnariretast, seem tike ,x Deck of sh eep an army of 32,000 their country. a noble rate of bersy agreenbler to oer toortifiew of their most' i litunburgir is • - 6610 muck cadisl4l 66 I,7dtitieria, the Norwegian the King of Den rigt►ts ava free resolution • Stet but to assert-Rs to the throne of to stand at the . I voluntarily listertibto it as my duty to security of Noi which title I asst powers which the and which the in order to and misfortunes be my sincerest with all those P( of the peOple oJ _ S * * • TI I E STA'I'I'....9MA .. . ...sr. . l .-... ..........._ • raS lll 7 "-... r .' • . • I , f 4'' ~ :- • -L- ..:_. ,-- S i . i ts tr a ils,. mad of the troops were e.apected to reach s et t ol , i he would grant oar wishes; bet Off alt : stars brought Doc • • us- use. recovery • ..? Harbour on Friday last. the residue has te ia lli ces etO th a e e and r t : t r:S r i:lit ivegi g, at the 2foarmitiesrtaPifta.celgt, back General Alia who dismissed the fiag of trees* theetW - e u itTiqe it sp l a ct s e , •— . .r na t upsse nli!aborei resieeibu rH ei.. . saying, that the town weutd be defended to the last Pot thillelle . ' extremity.. A tett ;beers after,.:thifieietrbegea.• li - trues Made the-vastest patrate esetill - OU- 4iMaCtly Three vessels o re t in w o fi v r ed are b land. 11 • hs • nu Impossible to 'sustain a ihige, the gareisoe Van- 4 y bu la i this timer. whom' Germans *eery where4jelee - , - a. . distil* Of only 300 men: The Aietrtaii 'Getters', -great part of the enfigetotiete Hiteburghers wander . ket s Harbour •; one a ship, i ntel , 4 , o desirous of preventing the lose of blood , a se- elm*, p00r,.. operated, despite* sad are OVA dials 11l mount 44 guns-the others two heavy brigs„ " tch at Sac ' with it Mt% . cond dee of truce. The Inexorable A,lia, replied* to endure • the} mortificedos of soliciting - thy Add 6 igs. 11,. . that fie would beef . him s elf ended.* thi rediseot the compassionate people, Mid the nember etilliaceta‘e . are remarkably (leo;healthy. . 7 AVANNAH _ Ellt• i 5.- :he -MIL _arolue g...: teem, and that thii wed the resiegitkre ot all WOO- ivory. day ; atilLdaily are crowds 4 persons driven ti,, . ? .P . 1 S h C ; the ride. e 11l treatment. ment of militia, 1050 strong, and .141 tal an ti i --c. habitants. Ile knew, is iwOtt ai iiedld, v tbeeveets at out of the city, ofteu with e a r i t i a a_ki a e s place on Friday la st , destined against the Cre e k L o. Pada ; bet he had contradicted :them le lyi.ug pro- It is true, indeed - , great number ti( the es- commanded by Colonel Nash, passed thrmo t ilt etlematiolis; and threatinia•ivith his t retts . r . lbet,ev - petted enjoy, at feast •f iii the iiiiiiieike, Should spread - such ONO* . • , • 'of•essistance in Alteml,..which•haik to fidgety, merited' dans ; thstregiaitet treek,Noith carelinemayt teao When We Agitate Gfeertil received - his saint ofliambergh l 'ishicklielkikeady.itenteded , thousagifis . be esPeeto#o. 4. '.- ".,: . 4 ,:7 - : .i,:ff ,• f . : ; . s lie preparod.to atteck thi&w a. Timm a lady•devOted ier'deade of benelleleel, end' though . illicit greatly. • __ J ., • • .• A . 111 ' _ e i ,u4l 4 : • *mall fertile public Wifely., She molted benefit° . meshed,' shows 1446 trinevolence.: ' •.• * . At; s- .• - be let down hese the lulls *Meta being persiliiiedl. , Bat / •to bow . many letifetiMble' hardahipe, *:priits. , 1 ' . • oropeo e. ..„ •. , c 4l I and repaired to the Allies • she was so tartlet:to a s Goes, and mortifiCationl:(l4 which there Is tilde* '. • I .4 :::•.% • .0 • ' l•'v .„ ~ ‘te. l ig- ...... ... lot , ..., 4' . • 'k. . , • ......... n „ .; "aro % .... ... ~.. ~! to meet Within Of fi cer *hot* lite ;,Sbeliart ; lard on, :or ever may respect to liirtfi - ) air, 'visi t edecitlibe • 0 4 .• : ' w - w 7 n, i -r . . -, ..., 0.. ... :..... .: , the return et &beim** . iii the 6%10' atteeeedisted 'or bodily infirmity) are. 000 sefirervi so maity'f • . ••••• .• , ...1.64#4... ad • ,-....'.'.;.;:40.44.4.z.t.i.. w: him him to spare ther i ele, the leletbileitti'et sehhch had whom haye been born end brought np In opelence,, - • • ••• . • ~• • ; . . ... no s h a i e hede•tasejethse 'ef.afeeifil i t '.... ins .a n d partly lift a censiderible 'property in fianiburgh, paws!. 4.1,F . 3Tplakt. TOll PAT A,Tit . Ottletid4oo/4 Alli n . ceas ad 'ffet4 4 sl#l,:n4si . ' ~ V ". 'AV, exposed In their wanderier•before they reach•Lubeek: 'atm IA . . : . • Sarno egleas-5 le i ~.• "Ii" • • Brenton. ' t virila s it * • when* they saw tlfVaelgigov,l , . to- ~ . .. eor Oh that many rich and opulent persensl lfera t iiii r te it d.• .214 . ,; Stmtei l l' 4 l . se e •., c With the Inhabitant* • . 'rifilif td ,;4110 •,,.,It e e& amid be witiinses of this fishery ! with liberal ha 'Ai 1. per cent's, 744 . 4. • . .• '' ono c ei el .1 '. ' into the coentry.: ;,4ijoi - Ait Acr it: :_,. - . of, would hastettle relieve it. True it is that front '5 per cent. Ihtv r Meg ' 7 tor r eet . 6. eik Ali:, the' Mittel's* Geftwellet,liiet .,vt - Ai* Cystsidati - Irkhnk end many other large and 'Melt .‘atat. Aatit* 15.11*.. .. . '. ••" he had Violated the has g welibiti' : .:, I : i i:;; ' ' eitlti,tifitakerible.contribatiohs have' been reeelvide ..- - -77--"r"r' l ".7!"lffitil l r4-!- - -- , -(--"-i - - h e w o uld . *sit till the tevitsjitO e - . , 're - : , lis= , bet del noineer of the indigent, both here sad hi • TAti - 14.. 5r1 , ;011 . 14,.1 y ~ tiestefete t "so 4,l?es? ptiack . it y iviltla. bia"?' elsere, Xehipetioneseeitee:eveegy day • when they earrifil they, -. •.• . • :-... -, . . - , . and vet the ittri . istie le .thijiteelle - Itiellitt,oll-witi! at'at*alrestAtiefierery thing, Often even:efiillevattlet - "K — r --- ' — ';' - '''''''''' - tilik i Alit 11 1 01fitif •: This th Oa t* kithoircated,the freely/tu t neeetieMilieleles of clothing. The excellent diapeno -.- : I : ,-, :•4. • LONDOS : .. in spite-tort,' bi4lll, . ' , di *tsitl WitasAlt: ,pse er .sitiet; ' bi t aititals, schOelo,, and-. workshops" which , . iss s -1 . • ..., - in V s Altera. xs, 1514. , Stieei4t - tha 'Ore he thee yocOnseintd-.•eitt'tha Breagen''. wise magistracy have estab li shed, , speedily . *4, , 1 . .. h)ishmentt la the !OA . ait;tbtin"*i.j.P ll l7 '„aS every . ` thin goed should 4e done, -for these un- - t oiiii i We had yesterday thelealeful task • to an for the ( pdecaticne 'Of loops petssAl, In flaps people hate great lea.numerous. wants, and •.. .. . ..__ . . _ _.. . . ,s, f a ; •. . ,• - • • the reuewri , of eoettitustptietween Lord Wu, ' - - - livt.itiesies. - ,Soale ether hasiseel . ti4r . . epre . y.ig thi . the liertbictliettniotßrenten'may 4 betessake every •ronend Marshal •Soarr, at Toeless'', and il"' • 7 . na mes ; - Thus all the:Mlifoeteete we hare uttered' .seCrifice. • ~ , . ~•.• • . • , ° a sortie by the: French garrison tit Bayonne. , . are to be ascribed to the steptstiinkintameshle ob. : ..The General iii -Chief Si. the emertiefore Ham-. 1 former account was from' tlie *Frew* Papers, Mthly , ' 'holey of a tereciooi mee t iviiele nelne wilt for ever beggitlnformed Devenst cot **hiking of Paris. The 1 the.absence of official iatedlieenie it is imam • s 'il .form any ranouel epiiiion why this dreadful • ' , be held in exeCratlon lunnligue.' , .. •• . . . • . hitter, , who would not believe '4 2 Obtained leave to • . - • ' - • - i - To-day despendenCy„staltelo,4••,Ehe people are , send an officer to Paris. -• , • .•-r . 'coming back, and their.eitly emitislatiee ender In •. It Seems from We 'Mona Mercury,.. of therlith, was not prevented. Not- keen* !waived -any tinny calathities is, the eertbitte of • * t_ length etsjey.• that the capitulation of Paris was first knotre,thete firmation of , the ether *d . : • ' litzwesta, • a lag leader the tutelary and belimedgefernment of the .on ihat.dsty. - . • -. .. : ‘!: ~.. ' have been brought to P Borboes, a happieses which It semi* Netterserecto , , • ~ -. •.• . , , - b: .. ~„ . Diceisswe,aCein Istifitlit**l.le . apt to befit,'" valt ditiii 'Om ''- . • • • %,1 , - ' ' • ' 431ERICAN PAP E RS.': .:. -'! untrue, or greatly exaggenteet: The French Geeing it;ite r . • - • • • . .04 . 0,toviu. id Ithrik4. , lo/6241 bit' pH,/ Ile ' i i i i iiiiilat ' etoetietitept At lt. . Ile - tear nay.' Affglea*.the scan : a osto 4 . It iou .l 7. _ 4i report was g oimett t, oes .. in commatid'at-Beyonne, Is •• , . as Met With Which ,wo layoreservettowtm•Rtitae.l4 erected ia tin*, .fr:lai New -York, that Sacliets' r Har bour had mr"leY'setach 4 d t' l. .B° l4 .__, * ` l 4, * ikt 4 flitek ihtba,_ * beecity bt the august parents of -Li its Louis been tali.; end the shipping and . storei buint . A. to rejeot• th a• ProPoaat or rt. r itors;foF:4 4. Tri‘f. and Monsieur. His galternitent was so 1 teiter wan Ono received in town yesterday, fawn:Al- pension of hostilities ; . eti*ti odious to es, .that for more thee e• year nq one : t iawc y, 'greased to the Editor of the Pair of r.ods manner, after •pronitplostiii*Oidelet of - it n could Li/found to fill the office of 'Kern, which is' ' t hl, which states, thtt. such a report • was in to re tu rn 'a n sw er 1 • the -. • * 1K . .an e the V itill'vapent.. ;. , . - . . . , ~ . v. i 4 i'ret'iatioft..tbe dal before, hut, could net be traced ; ... VW)iti..ks*Eauit i siett•'. ls l l2o .titit * Hclitmiti°•'7'7 4 D°'• ,to any authesitic seerov; it also • adds, that the ! Cmneinutilant dies.. been 'o,W:tiff. amill•es net map* fltestsh sick,* readi ivery day,,lui ' . • - •ke P . eris.PaPert• Coart-ensrttifon Ike t r ip) Giusrat. 1141 NO' iit4ti - l ' he+ '" "ff"ew' brave • flowoirearlas.. Hi & hoe tomb* 4uip he . reolothent s end ejs unsteady tt o Postponer -ivir l aitoaat. Of the absence:of one occasion, can be- Cotivitlererikeir other tight that eye rapidly yens over them. • ii. seems OA to look : of its members, and tight, the Court had just - de.: as Wantonly tad Cruelty •meiliteulli Net we hope rue • for the extravagant and rhyme itokies loith 'which I kided !het, a oupernemerary teiouldle-ettpeinted to trust,: the Mateesect•is•iiiCarieett- ' •• . 4 " r • they did not cease to loed plot.. -Aki windy Attire soko his O " 1 place. ... .1 .. , . : ' • • ''. • ' The proceediegala Pettlittekitreilfelitf " ftni; ,new only, tardy and Paittrel "tithe- •Pia Ithritill and ReIIOTAL or Estskrab.-:Cht - last • New York fr moral de j ection oboes with what stilielf• he eePPette • aitir tailihr • allaca' al Ewing Post contains two letters from Georgetown I • ec " fur thiservati4M2 the ." , • - .4r, , ,: - - -- -. --T.,. the burden, and how ilnpatient by is nude! It.- I (coletebia), stating, that so strong wak thirdtsposi: /1 "" Wet, " behr g• t b ut of t he z w e ' ulieri• s• * , ~ Sometimes forgetting that he has acted tea pert, .and - I ti a p ta e 1 . 4 1 , war party te get rid of the odium of therm*, each other upon- the Intlipy sad unexpec efin tr at d2 that he • has ceasml to be the herb asstr eisirWerift it_e, • Embargo tgew,4hat ehoutd . the Petitions for that'pnr. .asinatiou of the contest *Si Primo, end the . 4 , 3 ,' • lies into a Oistion livei nivet IL ,---.- -*OM Waiktb, VitieClin ; pose, be so simnel as to afford them a plausible *lrian of their late Rider.- Use pat '! 74 1. fah . 'irtetrtillelfdle.4llol. t* - *toll ' prigeneeliWairtg the,measure, it would certain. m '4l • itt f at itfith -i - -:.- i-, . ~. trarw is 14 1 -Vile aotiprespeillifelly: .. filch domissite himself, •l y take place. so...llliliaecting that he is no fear r tbertioebthble i Riie4o4,lloN ' ClyilttnS%-arhe British ofitotrii ~4 1), _ L e *sit' his former tr ,,, L ll,t g aa resBl° -",_ 1, _,_; 104 1 4 • 110 .i ___, • ''' - Ili "daunt in bit Perv- 7 if 1 WW I i lately Confined'', the gaol' at fpxwich,. have been I/Pi •‘'''" 9l °' ; !"""t indeed ,. 1 !* a g""*"'" * !!'w!•"'!"4 . . .. .:60 three Mould ago, aehemredth ',error irhhi : moved to M ar bl e h ea d , a n d lod g ed in the limited • wheltned Ileitis his' great Comptscenklipe,lllsllos4. 1 bees now, I should be still - upon the - thrane ! "- i States fort at that place. The inhabitants .have mar- of the -were 'teen te.biusb, andjekiea liii pet •• What a diet` regietreu for thole Ole flatterers :mu red at this step, inasmuch as the town', bye Am. , - 4 ,' as iiiiio r t e d -• . • t o t - 7 . ite . the Pattegfroa att :Who soPrOueded-him • for . these ktectioeeries with• posed to inroads from the enemy's shippingi'''ittO itowl d- ' ti, __;We had, thetaist thit' semi Oat energy, and within! virtue . who, constantly may, from the peculiar nature of their oenfinemeat, , aka' ein. • " prostrate at his feet, shamelessly ' edid the interests of ,he induced to attempt their rescue. , . ...... • of'• sets English Iliestien,had game quite far *nogg% the people; for those mercenary poets, these hired •t, Nrw )(nett, Minot 20- , -We are informed, • that to:con*Piiiiithileg the Administration - for•their gresi . innophieteers, whose intaisproducttees whose cor- 'en Wednesday last, some hargei from the Britt& foresight in regard to the affairi, of France - I; but rupting hymns, exbaosted the utmost forms of the squadron. landed on Jumping-point, near Shrews. they have been an aniiiikeeliesetfitidie Hoselarabill soul servile adulation ; intiifferentlet!iePabli mi- : bury river and vet sre to several sloops and schooners G imat at a th a t the yds Si v i ctim i s , deckle* red, had bean s.dopted. W , ' • . . - I day reoeieed. - some ailes eitrscts ess- Mail, itid"ifthough net of a very, icy :itre of considerable importance.' Lis; noaer the goverdinent of Pripe' em deppiidlikl Al it to be transferred * . . Iheep tegmilled a and have es:mishit • 000 *OO pss: froallen c to pveisi it it Isoch liiilitnentitelthat 2,4 1 0 - .': men tlabsis* • . 40.0 . rook ii:.: tto . :. wibbikizr on it t , t.. •ibesk be see seta* fait.: • - .' ',,,* • ... .from I';, 1 1111-An peo lrtrgir op t liew l.SCiL se !t:a d : ;7fros i! is -14* ,1 411; t: 6 20 - 17 1 7:6 th t s4 ; tql.il iko.o4 4 ate oh& •• . • :, leimarli &c. tita: so ressOred to i f*. : 7 nation, hal .decidediyrwrimsed ill to subinit to -thsty*A4 et Sweden. s independence. f Norway, and de P stin li ed tl b e i . n tl e d l s t r h a e n i k i head of a faithful and valiant people, istensto the sacred call, and consider :o do my utmost for the freedom end wwsr. As Regent of the Kingdom, ssume with all the rights and with dia the King of Deumark.has renounced, e nation thinks fit to give to suei' avert from the country disorders :s in this critical moment, it Thai{ -est endeavour to maintain pOco Powers which do not violate the rights • of kiferlvlty. Meta chosen froui ensoig. ' /. f • .I. I ir 0 F