The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-28 00:00:00

THE 4T ,•,.. ES AT.MAN• • , „- . 1 -_ii ,~ It is said, that a Convention has been concluded BON4PARTI‘ between General Rapp, Governor of Strashorgh, and Lieutenant-General Vacquant. Ris sbip Jib , la. t a On the 44 16th of this month,. a ling of troarar- RovvEft n m,Jet.Y24.—A letter from St. Ghistain, rived from Aix Roads (where there were lying tiro' three leagues from Mons, on the road to Conde, frigate', two corvettes, and a brig, which we were where a compiny of the Rotterdam yulunteer cavalry blockading), having no board the noted Saisey, Doc . - - permitted) wherever Iskiitettleedbio.ilia,llo. It irate this Office wise 'eaeatrretet - t6e biidge eier tit Moot*, treat Itttiole de Lobito, which eased AO French arm, after the bottle of //sperm). Idedoete hertrandi I•belioe; was born lo Martinique, of patents, lad her maiden newt- we, AllItele• Or . 10 1 extremely pleasant and affable, lud steady enabled - _ . R 101 ir aF I °I EIVITOII4O O r nbEilltDi . . tri iiks &airs 4 1 14014iiiitili A r titorMggtlilt: LETTER.L _ - -„ . • --- -- • nd the - Count do Leer:lsms, Chimbee- , N a pel ee - l e s i n t ermits . T ee D ee r e e R o e ig o is a •-,e . ,- ', e• ' eellr'" -••• • . • • • is stationed, states, that an armistice has been con. de R,ovien, a lain to Napoleon; the of jest of whose . mission was i 'very fine lookirer min, taut me, with se coofite. • arTilliAlithilkilit l .gimem ishietr e e b . irdwillif e e e fl o e f e , i 7 ta si l j en •" th e r , • eluded with that fortress. Mere particular accounts to procure leave for Napoleon end his suite to pro- I nonce espresalve o f so e ' i .. - from St. Ghistain of the 21st state, that Conde has . t frigates, firer . - • . •• . Peette. ta l ents . •Pe reelletssel e . .. . teed of lee Kee," 31.4 $ about-eve feet nee Well, eery edgier.' , i Ace. frastioit,.:-Thei; t en nisei Aber* Sent Jinni seed to America to one o the or in a se a we, f ellow He Is the slither of the Historical Mho,. itic.h *het' boldly . ' iteelk ISA' hlir iie ehi re " surrendered, and that the advanced posts before the chantman, if that could not he allowed . This wee i fortress were withdrawn. The garrisou of Conde. iinmediately reeeseri by Captain Maitland, notailb.! I s e pl e sse h . , • • _. . ewe. •,____l ~ee- • : • • o n e ... '• la 1 . you ore !teen. s e Anemia° is tom. •In en . le leW O MEN . ;standing &wary threw out a hint of the probability ; sidered an excellent Officer', 'and commanded the man esiinot tele MK is etekki .4' A tipsier , oe ste t e onsists of 4900 men. of the Fiends squadron c orei ng o et an de orc i ng their light infantry of the Imperial 00.4 in the battle teent, .likee o shertinselotseirY4i Ites' If 1 wow Nieteccee, JULY 18.-The passage of troops to • ~. s_ is !linage. We bud . previously to this twin very riF. I I of Waterloo." . . the southern provinces, being now greatly di. entire it hi bolt in tote: Ikehe vA;ta bii;ifitent beefy employed with the squadron under Captain minished, the bridge of boats over the Waal is to Maitlftturs command, in forming • • block - It is at length unite, determined that the Fx-Fne. will end else' retion of ano ' • • • .4 be broken down, and, as we hear, (lie beginning a thee aims or set o. re de before the ports of Boordeausi Basque Roads ! Oro,. of France ittall be wilt to the island ° of st. may thane .now of' herelifter tii ' • elite st ill ex p e ct the and all the pasmgcs leading from it, nod ,:oss (if pose Helena, its was the first notion of the GovernMent, i e right tor seffecence,--a • • t* Pfes. d nsa!Y to he made twilay. We, however, . Danish coneegetst of 15,000 men. Thi s morn ing sible) the Capotio's exertions were doubled.. , Ile , sled which, when .we originally etinooncell, w ee pared. to g a freder, Wijet gilet Uphis gee - . . . wardsed proceeded with this ship and the Myrmidon, end att. ',. part cif a Sue tegiment of Brunswick cavalry petulantly contradicted. Yesterdae Admiral Sir to bold at the , •4 1 4' Well .a dial flint in din Iti shored just out of genothot of the I,le d'Ais; sea. George Cockburn was appointed to conduct him to bisseuies wowtd mean . see- . e t lne; mire are soon expected, tinned the Cyrus elf the' Petit Breton Pass a g e his final abode le thi s island ; which, like himself , keel iNgo ie tektite sintiliere el s e ' s e' s ti ~. .41 rhos .1111 M 11 . '4g, JULY 13.-Ilk Majesty the the Daphne off the Marmazon Pitting.. • Ike Erne' seems to h ave a ris en out o f a volcanic erup ti on. H o at pe ke s , je e tee " nail teeoey ill aia, gg . • • King of Wirteruberg has conferred u po n hi s Grace and Larne off Bourdeauz ; the Cepholusrst the ill to he coneeyed in tim Northumberland hall seve- conceive, twine's! &lige t oe defiet thew. oil , iper Duke of Welleigion, the Grand Cress of his Nemissait Passage ; the Endymion ilo "leagues In rat other vessels will sail in Comps' ny,,ied, ' be Ostia' tv'' for,whiel; the right of petilletne• g, and ether 9ed at the island. Ae arrangement ie usbe made.etith i and fundatnentel rights, weir s as Gird-See ad ob. ria" (~vii and Military Order. I the offing ; while with this ship and the AlNrinidon sometimes at anchor, and sometimes creizing be- the East India Company for mein tbe isisud, o n - i sere' s ; re t a i ne d by eh* woo l - t t he fis t rosettes ' ' • [EXTRACT Or A LETTER.] . tween the two light-houses, one on the I s l e de leh e t i re!) i„ to hi s eleeety's hands, so that in (shore the" of the Goierntokr, lies , .. _e . t ivr ... i • ben .... r . E W . .. tepe e CONETIETINGELE, JUNE 26.-Bonapartes Agent, . . (Twir de Balaines) sod the Clin , seron Light on the lutis t s* will b e composed of icing's troo p s, tied be i records de reach. ,Sich it treaelterdus if fiery named Janhert, having been received bete w ith o p en hie d'Olernn , and the Slaney outside (all placed under a Gov er no r and O ffi cers ra . f . the Royal appoint. ; inchesititeat with that system Of re1itm....... iliblir.. , ..e'"e . arms by the French Charge d'Aff a i r es, Ruffin, thoeght with such judgment as to be s i te to communicate in- meat. It is not supposed that ell lis suite will be • men have so highly conisnendedi eintle; the isaain h e m i g ht t a ke what liberties he pleased, and accord- telligence from one to the other in a very short time), ' permitted to accompany him, and, of course, it is too influence. These Ststesusen de net era Go teieri. irgly bad the Pars de fir taken down from the betel 1 he.completely he rme si ce lly sea l e d the ports in such a early for any rumour even as to Ike wish of the Es. : Goveinment without a If/snot'', C 0441144, tit es put op la I ; manner, that it woo impossible for any vessel to es- Empress to share his fortune, or to abandon him in have ssich a House moulded to Aver Wriellell; he of the rreuch Embassy, and the eagle their place ; but the Porte, faithful to its engage ; cape as. Cape Maitland having been an old croizer his. exile. ; like manner they do riot wish to librilielt.totally Ate here, sees intimately well acquaieled with every pas- , MI th e enquiries that hate be en ma d e serv e t o con - ' right of piiitieniug in the mlliact, in wieldollini metes to have no connection with Bonaparte, or his ; s a ge ; an d I never sae a man so indefatigable aed since GovornMent that fit. listens .is, of all the note I hue to hold it upon isference. Undue sorb tee.: agents, and not to recngni.e the tri.enloored flag, ism- zealous in his exertions, or' whose judgment arts so the most peeper place for his security. It is the latione le they approve ole.--wider tech roles is wilt mediately sent a guard of 500 men to pull down.the ; correct in the steps whirl, h e t on e w ith th e small island th e mos t di s t an t o f a ll islatels teem any other , prevent it _front ever bei n g offensive to their ho. t guard of force und!r his command, to prevent the possibility l an d. Leg en d s i n t h e symbol of rebellion. The next day, the midst of a triapestuousentatt v ; 'loveable feelings, they are graciseelf plesied end Janissaries was withdrawn from the embassy, and 'of Na 7 eteen's 'verse- We were kept constantly perpetually besting and dulling on its perpendieular violated. that we iheekl Centinee to 'teethe this . cleared and ready for action night and day, and only roc k s , b ut . totally out of the read of all the storms right. efts dbabi this is eery kind a n d oon de e ee nr i e orders given to the patroles to tear off the tri- coloure d . the hammocks of time watch allowed-below at a time. that annoy the world. beside. Though ifs sides . are Ing, but the pylori is, Whether it is worth Mar hair. cockade, which a great many French had Pet on iOn the 14 4 ., while at anchor about three miles from boieterous its atmosphere is seiclouried, anti there ing ender each circentittitihei ; whether, bridged by since the arrival of the said jrusberL Meantime the • the en e my's f r igates, we pe r ceived a flag o f t ruce aga i n re i gns perpetua l s teren e e within . The sky is Slimy' , such restrietienti, this right would answer the intr. agent caused all the Fennel to.be invited to the Chen. 'in t b eateruiug, on hoard of which were the aforesaid clear.--aolap of thunder was neverbeerd-and from • pose for which it way orVeally . finesdek We, any, to acknowledge th e maw c oniukartoo y and to iRs • A r escesses a and Lieut.-General Count L'Alle- ,the t a p teldoute Diens, the highest point in tire • Anti.eerruptionists, we, &foirmerc Jpeibitic :o f take the oath. Of all the °Sean *eV P 4• Revak leaad a Ard.gle.Gamg . to Napoleon. _After being some Island, WOO sea may he descried at the distance a battler else we may be celled; think If .aresid ed. , been toi beerd . thay deputed, end I then learned, •of 60 miles. l oadsntreqn of which is that no We admit that ander oech circumstances it iliatet not • the Secretary of LeSird'elo "fumed ; ill• the e 4 ft 6 rs ' that probably we mould have the satisfaction on of re- teasel can approach :without being entitled in time for of ose•to mislead and Impose epee she pdopee bet not have signed ; the merchants, em tha adder hood s ' edit% rh• VX.tMllierelr., In the naming another proper /4 0 0ns spinet attack. In point of (army from to vindiasie their freedom against encroachment-not avoided performing this set of sebeditsielbe Mode e ; allt er truce apse eat, out hoard• of which was De escape, if the person to les estates! be resident lathe to oldata redress against wroingi of Qv- y kind iftt single one complied welt the invitation, lot edieelej iselteestese 2'4 General Gergaud, also Aid-de- Governor's house, that is oft fee high lands, it is to.. &teepees-not to bring dews upon the emits of the however, be has been penislied, the cnetottlelmewee C 4lll ° t° 164'0°4'10°' hilt 1 " 1/4. hitil"deb and P 4" t a lly imPrwetic° l " "hem" treachery'. Thedeeertion eats the puniehmehts they snag deserve. L-t us •• • ef baring his hewer. We 'row became pretty certain of has been effected, decnylitg oti.cure individeslewho pot is muse-let us event* that high tresenri were to announced to him that bin gee d. will tat Ite • *sties bits. C. Maidens' (Input:lied the Man g y ' were dnwii in the Talley en begird ships ready t* 'Deist in a certain Aiseettaly, and thit its exist's*. &livered to Lim till he pay s boetottet. like the SA. Asymajo. tely with tide important intelligence, an d ' sail, and who wanted hands ; hut where vigilance there eras ecknowleogee', aid - hal twee 'yeti lieftWed jet". of time Sultan, instead of 3 per twat. which Is ; with General Gavelled on board., with a latter from was exerted, or whose the iudividoal wile on the and declared to be as snorkel as the sap as noon paid by tie eurepeaos merchants. At this moment ; Nepal*** te,the Priam Regent, direct to England. mountain., 'grape would be impracticable. The day, a petition is presented to that Assemble. re. the Freitte hear are without a Diplomatic Chief, the Tb• fas 3 wiNg "'oscine el day-light, w* perceived a Northumberland will sail forthwitbeneeeefiforneng questitig Met- the Hononeable Assembly will petrify ...ichooner workin g out of Aix Reads. The kk#llol9 iteelfe-thet i t wi ll 'nevi freeman froth within its Porte being resolved to recognise tae A4ent etteept . „ bri g . ", t e eptain neseetcled the beats to them, +IA i n the i i walls,' and briog it no condign powillbenent .-.Well, from his Niajesty, Louis XVItL . . __Nee_ memo of an hour the First Linutenent, Mr. Mott e.. ,_ - traitors • itirdi, 01,4'E L LICI.B4NCJI ••••••wev......-.. resonmed in she barge, accouesetied by the e: . .., - themmaxas e eebasaftewinsereiglit to eicite tterindig. . .. - • --..loter-'" -t* - : --- - '''' 4l6 r.'""= ,liatleo. of the Assembly, should get netted rebuke AMR XT. i rest ad loili- Aiss. ..orld," with --4 .o.friiiiitiesiiiiirlirtia: Gavot Ileneand, *teary (the Dec de Re-'. Saxe t7.-Sailed his Majesty's shipSsiiike a the petitioeers for want of respect towards that As 'elf MUUAT, I sir% c r eetisi c oital mi ont h o e m , th e Cnantemtee for Semernes.; aud the Swan cutter, for °steed. 1 muddy, b i making esa-oLases anon maidl,...Esulle. - - Ingram! .4 idioadmiso. War% he came en the Pone-movies JULY 27.-Arrived his Maiesty'e ;voting tba iery facts that had been asserted there, and vdmhtid to be true-let us, I say, Sir, sup- I q u ' rt. '" d w k • 1 ' 444 ' 164 f ir a `P ia "' l ' d > . di g ni6P4 snit Queen Charlotte, Bermuda, Cordelia, Thistle, . rmasteer, in refech t tn tie. Maitland, 'I am come i' s pose this ,• and then let us beteg. the question home Ifa &doe See peeteefiee of sow Prince and of Su"r and Peruvian, from the Downs ; and his Majesty's t o da emon btisams, as, boniest asets end ask ou r . , i Peer.' . ships Scout and Contest, from a cruise.-Sailed save! seine; whether a tight of .petitioning, so restrided. " I eleueseell his Permits pertieulirly, and can cal transports, with troops, for Ireland. I would be of guy use an the parties to *hem It was describe isles ties:--He is about five feet Wren inches; Peemotien, JDLY 26.-Caine in L'Oineast, permitted ? whether, instead of redtessing wrongs, 'iu height, verpstrongly made, and well-proportioned; from Bayonne, detained by his edejealysishlp Liffey; so l d pmcering the punishes's( of ' public offenddrs, ' very broad co alsod deep chest ; legs and thighs proper. it would notiend to deprave sad debase the nation l the Bellerophon man of war, from Torbay, with i Boned with great symmetry and strength, a small , , mind, by the sanction airreimpasaity U would *ford roved, and handsome foot. His countenance is sal. Napoleon on beard, accompanied by a French sloop to t h e greatest cr i mes which it .is possible to etianalt 1 low, and se it were deeply tinged by hot climates; 'of war.-Sailed L'Aigk frigate, fur Portsmouth. ' i ii a f ree sm e e t e e? I d# not mean beef tomer!". into but the most commanding air I ever saw. His eyes I Ileittwicu, JI;LY 27.-Arrived the Active packet, the crime of seat-selling; because it waled teed me grey, end the moat piercing that you can imagine.- w i t h a mei from G otten b erg h ; ew e Prince o f , too far from the view that I mean at present to take , His glance, you fancy, searches into your inmost 0 ;of the subject ; but I will show the Reeder bete range packet, with a Mail from Holland. i eleatigtts. Ilia hair dark brown, and no appearance . after, that men hive suffered as traitors for crimes of ' r A Lamm" JULY 25.-Arrived the Speedy pac ket this nature and description ; and I bare already of grey. His featoies are handsome now, and whey s. ' younger he most base been a very handsome roam - , with a Mail from the Leeward Islands, in '27 days. ; s h own, t h at t h e pac ki ng o f a Parliament was one of lie is 'tither fat, tiled sets belly protuberant, but he ap. i i 'rousse, Joi.‘• 245.--Arrived his Majesty's ship • the crimes for which a King of.Kagland was depend. pears actin notwithstanding. His step end demeanour . 1 . 2 mo o, from Plymouth.-Sailed at four this morn- ' In fact, no man can materials' the steeliest doubt that altogether commanding. Ho looks about 45 or 46 . . • . such wicked practices are a breast) of the Corona. mg, his Ma jesty ' s ships Bellerophon, .111yrmidon, . years of age. In fact he is very like several of the • ores Oath, which is not to be violated with. impanel Puritan, Stoney, and Monk ~- • the former, with . either by Kings or Ministers. .If it he might so, prints. He is extremely regime', and never passes ally thing remarkable in.the ship with ou t i mme di a t e l y Napoleon on bor rd, for Plymouth : as the wind is ; there would be an end . of all civil soelety at ease ; desatustfing its use, and eutoldring minutely into the fair, they will soon make the passage. ; for, as the excellent Semen. Jou neon, , the ehegialr• 1 manner thereof. He also stops and asks the °lke" Coats, JULY 23.-Arrived his Majesty's ship to le•rd leussate.,whowas murdered wader coley, of divers questions relatite to the time. they have been Shamrock, from a craixe.--Salled the Haughty gun. law, oi)ter'est "it is impossible to make's iftee'i•Pe in die Olivia., what actions, ice.; and he caused all ' brig, for Bristol . by which (meet* the parties wily is to be bound-ire of us to bointrodezed to him the ant day he came , to untie a knot at one end without looseeing it also .....__ as. .- ..... -__.: ow board. Ho basalse asked (ewers l questio ns about ; e . at the 'ohm." . • , tbe.morieesb partieulesly those who *profaned to hare • TOE Covet.-Yesterday his Royal lliahneas the To return to my subject. The great Import. Nero sweatier/ in the service, and about the warrant PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Carlton.house, i once of the right of petitioning consists in thee that . leigceese adskitieesans seamen, etc- lie was 'hut • principally for the p ur pose o f rec e iving the Address, it serves the purpose of a lock and kr to keep end eery short time on hooted when he asked that the of the eettiversity of Cambridge, upon the signal and assure to as all other rights. A _tlepl/o pep have a boatswain might holiest for Si.. order that he night inemossible battle of Waterloo. A guard of' honour, ' treasure in a strong box; bet wlilrit" leek sod leek at hirn e athl was very in , qmisitistesse to the nature commanded by Col. Scorr, preceded by the !land of Rey to enable him to have amiss es fiteliew wanted, of his 'lofty. ale dresses is green uniform, with red the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, in their shoe and prevent others from having amiss nit Showiest, of (;triton- • • &clogs, and edged within' s ( two Otis gold epaulettes, elation , marched into the court - ya rd 7 it w i ll b e o f small 'mice to him. Nnw the quest/en the lappet of the...con cmt, a t asoal end t urne d ban, house, with colours eying, &c. A Pee, of the 1 411 y), whether a man, with such a treasure r ...eh/ net white widgeon and befeelsea r amt beets and spurs Light Horse regulated Paiemen, a n d the other , w i se l y, if h e were to throw away his leek tent the Grand Cress of *he Woos efillmmer on his left streets. After his Royal Ifigness had entered his key, trusting to the discretion or. lei hearity of breast. Ile.profeesee bit helmet* (if be is allowed state apartments, he retired to his closet, where , those with whom he assoeiee4. Bet suppose the to segiseies Erseland,) teeskapt the Welsh c u stoms was a Gentleman lately arrived from Den mark !roan h ouse h e li es i n i s o p en t o t h e w h o l e wor ld, lik e an nd. - a emaaere, and &clap. that he will i r meddle the King of that coun t ry , with a i epu i , I , 0 t o invest inn or a caravansera , that th ere is no one to be wide *Mee Mere. Meanly which left Paris, a n d his Royal Highness with the principal order o f that; responsible, the owner of the nester, being the united "eh ettereleSe• the Leine, wonted hint t o j o i n country, the Elephant. He was introduced by the sole and proper guardian thereof, world he not in thorn, and histitie s whisk be refused to do. Danish Minister and Earl BA TH U RST, r ep resentin g that case by throwing assav the lock and key, throw Ile declares that est leather a .. E l s in the a.. ' shall the Secretary of Stale for Foreign Aff a i r s , h . ! • awayhi. treasure also 2-Would not such desertion be abed on biatietesiet. ibelsoate, indeed, it would sews of Viscount C A sTLette %n u t w h o a s sisted in the invite others to make free wire V Z And thus it is have been it be tss beelemi of this twinion seas investiture of kis Rosa! Rightness with the Order, I with the tight of petitioning ;it we relinquish that wiskb his Royal Highness continued to w ea r o ve r re-1 right, we Jo in fact renounce awl abdicate that free. years hack. " His follow,* Mill test hint with the greaten gemeetate. His Royal Highness received the A ddres s , dom •v. hick it was intended to wiar d• respect, not of tbre4 not Mtn the Duke a . of the University of Cambridge, being meted on his 1 Per hips I eine tie asked, if the discretion of the ossa zorigo bitayslf, etas spealtiet to him without b e i ng Throne ; the Loan CltillelEatAlN introd uc e d the prsdi o n e r ought to' be preferred to that of the uncovered the Oboist time. lio diess net appear out Deputation into the Royal presence, in their full cal- ;petitioned f My onsb sec i., that if deception were to until *beat leelf.past tee, though he rites about legiatedresses. I constitute a Cliter:r.o, doubtless tie- discretion of the STRAEOPORD was introduced to his Pr i m a r y or coneitoeot hods would deor•e more seven. He breakfates /lithe Freed' fashion at elev en , lcissieent and ;regard than that i f the secemlary 0. rep. e-eTentive alines at tie. 1110 sends-man of the day _ alone Hera 'liners. . . _ a We have received haemostats which we can plan► implicit reliant", that MURAT, the. KI-Klog of firaple. has shot himself up its Cu.. tle Novo, near Marsrillaa, determined to defend it. This Castle has been rendered into a perfect Made', and from its situation oe the sea coast, which it cent• mar►ds,its inhabitants ca n al waysescape,entess It is sob. jected to maritime blockade. Nun A? is said to h■se with him some of his most celebrated Generals, and those of his followers. The Chateau was well sup plied with provisions and arms, and from its peculiar situation can only be taken by a regular siege.— It is understood that a negociation is carrying on with the Emperor of Aussata, which is supposed , to have for object the permitting blett.tt to rejoin his family, with whom he wishes to live in retirement , either in nativity or Styria. . The following is the result of the trials of the Li berate:in Spain LCAO, O . CONNOCCIIad PARDO, ere coin:Unified to the honiahniel►t incident to their crime ns chiefs of the club at the colfee.house EY. peranza, and priecil.4l prquintersof the revolutionary plan under the speciens pretest of beneficence, &c. Ttnicw, A unccoGreliat. 1114 d CANNA, are livnlahed, and CHIIIELL I , in font yews in the ri. , lte as a o'clier. Proass.Lav is poulshed with two rear. attendance nit the sick in the Millt,try hospital and Rix years bottishment from :Talkie. and is riot to be allowed to •come within tea lolguros of Madrid, or sal Royal residence. The frolorwing are punished by fine and payment of all costs; Lt Ann, 70(X) dollars. (Here follow shoat twowty names.) And the following cannot obtain, &trim sit years, any public. emilloyment, Galen they shall previously give the sir , 'Nest proofs of idelitrood nunclorront t o the Sovereign, and to the wise Mgrs.—. The others implicated at. a-doned. Count Ihtssot.t.g. Conn:rand. r-in-Chief of the National G.ta,d at Paris, has published an order, in which, afi. , r praising the conduct of -the two bat. tenons for their eserlion in stopping the progress of a serious confla►;ration in Rue St. Honore, he oak.. n►ost honourable n►eution cf three English soldiers, who, he rays, ponerfnlly contributed to extinguish the fire, by ►ushiug into the midst of the apses's. He regrets that he is unable to declare the MUM of wen as brave a►►d so humane. Mr. NoH.tN, the Secretary to tho loft Austrian Ambassador, Count MEERVELDT, was illtredelled to the PniNcE, upon his being appointed Must d'Af. faires (tom that country. The PRINCE gave audience* to the FAA of .List• POOL, ViNcou u t SIDMOUTII, Count MUSSISS I ago MANSION 111011 SE —Thum , taw the drivers of the Aortae, eamirt. N..-. 311, 117. and 1031, were bad is the tditisated nem iy of q),. roeh. for refusing to drive; alt. kirtaltall frost the Eitni is. she Wen rod a the town. Casa Fit:MANGE. JOLY :.&—Tbere Was a Comm) VIPPI7 M 'hits WWI Is suet ready stile 4 1 Moodily 's pesos. kerns its price. -041 1.. cheaper.—lo Peas; bailey 1.i.1 other ankles there is no ni.. rusion. StISIT.IFILLD MAN KET.—Jul.e 98. T.• siok the Mrs!, per 'tout o 1 Btef ... 4.. 61 t. I. I Heed of Cattle dd. day s Mutton . 4.. tad. .. 54. 84. Rob V.'s; 6. 01. t. 7.. 4t. Sheep 1 Pork ... t s 0.1. to 7 . 01. Cape Lomb ...6s. 0-i. to 'Ti. Bd. Pup • al • Ws' in Om ther.-cabiu tads A vest deal. lie re- Thow adventurers whose Tickets are still. in the , IWO 10 64 VwNN siagi I. 11. oss not latterly. been Lottery Wheel, are. as they may well he,.4lti treogf. . , ; bud), for the prilic;pll hsviute a superior fliers. fips w teeter right to 'pie his ftiscrelion, than -- ;h1 hr Bet snook on the, of arty persons. Ws suite is composed The great Prises o Forty Thousand Nuttily, gild Tbirty Thousand Pounds, are still whirs uit ; surl General Bert:sled skispears to be a Sue and as the Tickets remaining to he determined are sery faithful soldier. *lwo never abandoned Napoleon few, we can easily imagine what hopes and fears in his adversity or prosperity. Ile was at Elba' with agitate those whose Numbers hare not )et come furtlt. bite s sols 1 belie,, inteads amairtsylos him (if The Lottery finishes ou Tuesday neat. r enreinnossive or attorney possibly cm has... in ski% ease diseretion is quite oar of the questio.i, „H o . ennstl.ution has already rstal)lished a rule with raigard to petitions, end as tins rule is i •ter. woven ants ihrem pri onples which plaeml the House of Brunswick on the British throne ) there caeuet, }~ ~~ • .4 . _. ~,~. _ ~. - 42:: /. '. ....,111•1111=Mi ' •• ;..~__ . - 4 -% ~s: ~w ~ ~,~ I .~ I ! of ~.,_,_. r'r - ..~ E XI