The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-09 00:00:00

I 1N... -- . . 06014• i - - . _,......,, the ; els e - he oelettion of the 'situation which •W+odghttifyrtfillifrillth'ilffift be bad chosen, or to which he had hemp a ppoih ted..... 1-.menti sitifil . o 4 sytiinisi. OW When Ire lint beard.af .west was going forward, he ; - they'coittle eiltillflP t etiit * thought it vr a a posailale.tlion be 444 e s fe)Might be go- l''7Wdtpri i: V al 1 1 1511 . lag to take the piare . ef toy .Lend ceellereaeh at the 'acquieltion 10 l i t :11 ,, Cosign* at• Vienna, who; it was rumoured. hi smite : 'tended' 4 *lid' Wit quarters, was to return, to attend businen 'lit'Per. !...greitteriectl4l,' Of' Pitlifdi, nement.• -He (Mr- Whitbread) should have'deere.*. 'bouttdary, It',ehte tit Mirk .fated such an appointment, thinking, es be 'did, ;lad the mot** of uidi444. that the Aight. lieu. Gentleman was disqualified ;''against ha. It was I qiiist .. t or sopOperp of ditScult diplomacy. lie might have •••rjartrorlated ; • and it Insist( A e on 'deputed to Ghent to arrange matters with the 1 - the enti of the 'teallteyttpd, th ,nist 11Commissionerefrom America : not to that appointe i the tonteniPlet • W r i 'llie L Fpnetcl iSittl' •..1 . 9, - , bent he should also %eve Mt !serious objections....liiiid the tpeedtiehfltli . ftisie • ' . Sect I ,•tt . ' • % 4: - .-• IV .11 4 4 •en *rid the. Right Hon. Gentlemen where 'ifs reit the effilikflifitstillittrin a''' ' '•" t ' ac 'I: - 4 ,- - - • Pg9",ifl • • slth' gv ii t ile . . prodeo -t t eas ItOs 1 ; fate 1 4% ' 4 .OA 00' • has Ito* sent, he.coulknot see what inspertatit ser. . I .deep imprefsiteti tin dig tritiatittinji:;' *A th ' o'se it 'Cope el * lite; ewer ihreef; • ' . Jekee he could render. it might, however,, be said, 'ndvised . dit'SOOcfi n4estii iiich'ialitlioresiliin ' , '‘e . ° jongerar—hipiiii nilgt; 'fin ) (era the •ft• - * — 7aesis, .074 I _ tilicK, oll , that where be was going, be eoeld r do no ha rm.. Case i'favottittilil i enthie tesintib'andletiati•Wer . ' t a ket i '' ' ;le quit wh 1 lef t ii : t e'Z'e.• 4 " ' e„,, lion' P 1 - "41Rtiiti19114114*'11"41466wltar.* ai s sailaelth '"' . , . • tehtly, its this v ie w o f it, tho appointment nas s ons VH4 fantitfted:thia shaValitililfite l 'teriiirril Bo n litriktise, ' - had t his es ° pitat e i rti' - 44 T 'Ame -I•3 "en t tn i s t n ai t a - 4, 64. 4 gL i n. s ,"' '.• "o, l o,etsigte g r i " ' iv ' la utitt ai, i .. fpf Ole happiest'ever made. Ile Coldd nod hare '4one ;hare been bbligeed t i ti'lie • c inigrsied In nee . fil' . As. and on that giensid.Ord'y l't ' i • ' ' d tiet,:_.Ket . , . t.) 411 " 1 ITO jik of..sttli midi •of Altp,flarre-mase - 41144, ithif,ll4 &QUER. *but to receire.the Prints Regent of Portliest!, if it '. cordalit with ell tiwit"pe• hail latell' beard Of, end Saxon people were net te ee ( e et rai r _oe t"l 44; l l: 7 _,h, _ye ll,. isd„ . _ i i .,.... m • 78 , : porol ' iliWit ... 4 • * .- hoge . a, ;_ t • ii) him ig ., ip .. o, ' 04 et iv .' woo ' , , were true that his Royal Highness add not intend-to praised on,:theentliineet erEarape, so iibilerri t 'Ot. to. 'was almost tha Orly "piece In • the world • 14, 4 4 544 . In ?Miff' ntic • eireely..thOtee Parts . itetheti L iet P ely coo: .return to Liston f o r some months hence. Yet the the usages bf ciellind warfare , staineoirristitif with ' 111011 could sayannAblagesttlie ' • ' ligh.re4Ti'l" __, ____•4ll°., O lO4 With*" wat dettOttteeet , Lae, bitti rooked 4f . Bight llore * Geetleman, now Ambassador at Lisboo kthe charatter and ettributei of ' agree . ,t itagenertiis Pi that tbat,thil wo‘qld.. Inliteivilitt • tietriltetraii• AilltiP,..4o l 4,,Tecelied..Neoy •,perendaeg said : , f 1 p it a . .44, 4 , t 1 kno * ledge aztfereelitdneeß i 'lts • / night fi nd out the means of attuning himself there. I nation, to' limb to be hilted 9id - dele i sted ;oleos 414 1 . nit• ,Initi as that of P.alinfi iotaenieb. tafti elev. Aoutttty 9 withontAllet. , apd I s v p 4 .to ,ei r,. e resurree4 oo ; i Pilaf ise ten- !ie e ttok.(egawe i ivaidtthe Chantelletnt et e r fbr intalf al f ast o ti ente s,bet e ' Ile might employ his leisure hours in revising the I compelled by ciecutottancet dallier ''''' ri 'shed gp t he ' 1 ' "I iI4A peers Orlin . .elhfi-jatobin, er le writing a'pae.n to Ibe hi:listen/I. .' The effect *is to concillint ptioion % There wee a general feelinijik our Of it' es essele; t eletnu the ' nd et 9 g e. one e mulate tinioftis,qUi t as literati said of Bonaparte, !adverse to ' n'e AmeriCah - Govertiment anti . .,rerlinned tial to the restoration of the isteliwndenCesOf l'e . nrepna . ' no:eici harbee u n offe red iii i m — bey - and the sepolated and like'Alr..Bubh Doddington, in writing memoirs i s friebdly to Occasion the movement/al:bodies 4t- It • . mentioned,..that gr . • .•' .. w a s • • one f" er W A S . WaVitg ,Its ogNittldliv 3101 .'9 0 id . ithate benettitimet the endtent _of tlm.great things of his- own times.—[Laugh.]— *militia not 'before biooght fOr4ard„ 'to , pit . in . dip restore it, if otheeemeto4 deelyt•fropt ,tit:rfo . ; . , igrartiement . , With t ves t teethe ewe .Gmatleeten IBet latter all, why send an Ambasiador to Portugal, hande'of Mr. Madison 'an adktienal weapop, ti eue,. ,of aggr . endisemeat, „Aji powers seeme4 , • . • -.AP Atoned. to*tee beeee,deliv Pe r d ide up- *t illibretter, he where no sorb personage had been sent for more nihilate the remitting hopes of tlitabiting and severe II very magnanitores,at the *linens, 0t . :9,, ,:,, i r k . 9 .o44:ll,iirr e 4itiny • .psw . allirny being' ithothY:nee *thee a century past? He (Mr. W.) had been tota l : 411g the States, *filch ;were ligeeted by some cost... ut the Emperor of.4l4maix s its said to ' •ht u ri)jsug# l Acquai94ll. Vlitkottio elituovothhort s i :bi'il !thies tenth .60 once, when such an 'appointment was proposed, *Gillian to 'cbtici `dial's it'riii p ir t eclude :Am from me. restore Praia tt, if 4setria deakted &oink, Pete ABA • f itetnitt Itaim . Cenainesiltan few days, ' Thernotentete. c ~... < is . ( ... e l , .. -to - the Right ilea. Gentleman, then Mutter .fOr :tinning the tree.. 'All' tive, tnow mere likely to, bos Prussia from Gertnutty.,.. ~,'M eng was a fece,yeitichbed ..tipi l geet t gf Aretilose c gentlemen's **oh, betrevera ... .Fereign A ff airs, her said, in his o ffi cial cheradter e •attinsated by 'ievenge, ais . 4eotteebyetiMmOn interest s ; lately transpired, Thigh., fie :thoughti Avap j oo l 4ll, I gelotegletoetiutorisegeof the s t et . won Am e reee ; its .ebet,euell ate .appointment would be improper. On and the sensatiet Aviles'. 4 . I e :the olefin. or that and he wait aupetiodyothing. hed been mitt aboutof. l ogiste kit which 41 %ad o nly - ' :tin h had • seer her. ogee- ion too, he bad heard that a similar. held out in the tapelicin , The or . idestee nitre, .14fre 'Heobeiiered n ,thatrti his pfeyent Iltojer4i•k.Onif.? r„„,,ii,ntd.4o4,,Pipportea try largreat neefority prepOsitters wet made to him ; and in a similar way thent. Every Occoutit a frOM America ten , 1,6 prny e e ;was made UngagfalPtlnent. Atte 14 - 1 1 404 1 #11! .......... ~..,/..11 .0 . „, . ~ , thpollome.4 dttolonkieg :at i the Artemisia o f . - tee refuretk—tfietre':r-- t nut the Right Hon. Gent fit ., it.,' Even tne von as not do this; Wile* beg* .asaperteg • apttlingat ould tone dasiettet,;heqt e n. ten atinesethe'rmrhill illicit :the. *Moue of itt mutt/ . , . man went . there . ttint . ' t o t a matter at which he was told him that to destroy the Mistyptuat t its tritrimuknut ,liered,. that, -Sh t ita,,iptcoi4e, ist: r popmis. '.ha.si, ,nothiwg, • *meld, ;to ba.itu.imuch ' concerned, IMO. '-cafttite*- .Efiapleased, wee* it not at the public expense. Let •the - woth Of tr 4 isdom, Mit - limekiln titerertitin ( ) fa Mo.. mare at Ineuestbany r 4q heett al glt,i i*.•., Paola! free , .of,Weettingtelasemdiskiereasuleie. Itavatistilis slimy e bins have nit the pne ere, and honours, and stipend i daimon Ito tin folly ottledeitiaiyet. ( was said, that from Botta parte'sreftethintie, ;-.Mtet ';reason; . asttlinefi Milts/41g illiatirr dtweetteta 'ibet•44 l 4l . bereltiLtheedt : attached to it: from his former colleagues ; and let I this was by troyfof rptatimon, fe,,Aihe &ruction of for this • new kfogily te 4iet4ty • Weile e 4leatelt6,nli ydinerat,o o 4ll6feivarfaele;• bet cadence waeodlY litt Mm, as •it was rumoured, on the Prince Regent's . i tillages oh the Canadian relater:- .ut . , e e Ameri- the other Elecuseereg„, were pettiegeiehed ie 4f l ow? be repi t jhok ten . ,niolence, and reveille -ifemetteed Di snit& from the Brazils, be decorated with the red cans retaliate, and they•say that their ,. 1111 Piers .were .p King s made hp tWilaAo,,krnis t zror Attillittotr••- .ottfrikr• 41141.4 ,49 just botWfielive 4:l°a dud it'll*" 'Ahem, re receive his . .ReYal Highness with grace ; - .but brought to account for &eh:it'll:ironer copdget. ' Qqe , Na l mete,;tratelek ; inse . -Hemsevere efilt i,ete• no•klo.41; :ffiiiiiili we* done :was no!einre thin retaliation,- aild • sot so Mockat the puldit expdice..—[Laugh.3— Ode of them was oven ,dismissed.withosse d ttiel for .5 9 . 4' "...Let :us (lesion' from. then. mummeries of 001111• i *Wiled by fink condueke4Olketinreieenn Willerespeet weratment eientlithevethefislthentlflt of his correspond. feting suphlatoailsprieiteie ,Rayner er)l 4 retielistion wooers,' go bork,to teereocirestettgeities of &eft..., l athe dettrhetionnt Neinnitillehe Arneriess troops,. se:,; but then he went eet,teaving all the great quote lltSfor a great eitinit, inepui,clestenyilgof tfie , atecitu 'toss:tied .Priocese4n,eatmesenot;nfettettetenovolties, .the. Unit. Gentlemen: !bet kola& a distfnction bet*ene tons he had Nene a part in, in the hands of others. of art, the bteiist . tictif,tist.:Preeitimit'S Faloce s , the bettor thteonientAleurel old , heneueo of •the dloune the. office!" salt. iite.....Gintreentimat ; bet • Genet The bullion quest on, for instance;he now lett, not, J eetOitef,,eitdllonse . of o lteprepentertve,es and, as the of BratiewieJslmintibeila Ac, and Albs of ,thrgly '-ii‘etvuOl,: inedlisrlditgletcbm•loi .bier Gotertiusetel,.. it must he supposed witty hit 'Right*Hoo. Friend •ote: - Ametteins teY, • private, nittese e s `contrary. to -.the feathers of tioemptiote!'" ~", Itste,'"; mays. the Prifire i states,' lbet ftbdiegchlettelflini &Airily the Wessels posit, (Mr. Huskissotr), but naturally with the- usages of war > There. vas a • rema r kable mystery. Itegent, 't• het I dress up my .Jethesti be•theteMen •of the Bellish-tcoepti• Wire - bid ha neceettryto tee lEhenoellor of the Exchequer. The question of the in 'these transectirrna .of Sir Alexandee engin-age.— ( . 11eor:3-e• 4 Like them,,httelteli haelelegotllene litentet etld tadda,...thabi thtnivillege ef Newark • wee Catholics of Ireland he must. he supposed to leavel He impsteed no.ltime t6Generalltese, ,artieg under over!!"—herd there wait to be e itwonreavfiestamost, Anew, .I.•:flealevotodrthat r. - thil was net ache dithoitt in the hands of the Earl of Liverpool. All the other; biiorders • b e et Sir A. Cochrane said, that it the re- toe,• of.• territory, which osigistrsemelve impetnot .. coolie'. ,:;lira further rektel, . that '. he , hed-tintertild questions of greater or less importance be 'left per. quest, of 'General Peivosi,lie crime on e desolating coosideretions to this country respecting future moo- i , Queen's. Terenoatui thakethiewherf was rekluced to. haps to the care of his friends, called the Sidmouth warfare against Government and , the inhabitants, This freak of making a King of Ils narai• might lead :lashae l - pe k editheeenSinteablelitidesperitedd Mille took part of the Administration.—CLeugisi—He was led l in conttegitenteiar atrocitiea ernnmitted by the enemy to very serious consequences, Genoa, ittevut rumour- .placo isalhitemteeisland ) nisca' cruel ilestraction'of to remarks ou the American tpteition by: the open- ,in Catiada, . I ( et ,the ,Atlndral. Malin known these El, was to be extinguished :. Aeetria was to' breog- Oben esepenyleinehtlie attack of Major Allan ott er's speech. lie. bad taken all the pains he could 1 ordgri„, and then, it bill become Sit R.. Prevost.to melded. It was also rumoured that Powente, from ; lhe cepitetephdlpfewleasmtleo wds will more so, and respecting it, while yet conciliatory measures seemed ',show,: why things were done so contrary to civilized whore the Albeit had solicited amistatice,—he •tilid•ent ,afforded; te•soseplete eptenederts-etbles Whitbread open; and had endeavoured, according to his weak. ashes, ensile _die teeth of his own Proclamations. allude to• Bernadotte, but to a reachtrearecasseciiateef 'lbere wilsbilered aereeS the table, Ib, this vas It email abilities, to expose the evils of that correspondeuce, The corieipondence of Sire A. Cearsne and .Mr. .Benepretee—werelikelyloossietoith no feyouralgett- wo3,- -4 le It so r t the nature of thenliatoseut to the which h e thought would, And ultimately did lead to ; Monroe was of the `3oth of August. On the 30th tame:, The King of Naldeoll4l.llerllaph tlh4ll6tH4Of• In titis,seutli 7town - was also eetiapital when" the pending hostilities. 'The Mover and Seeonder, Goo iirialenteepassed the steamier, issuing General_ ed, becaase he was of low origin-e-hecause he *au ,Site Assembly of Upper .Canada met. But If thee* In dwetliog on the war with America, had deplOrmi ; Orders, enjoiniog•strict discipline, and regard to pa,. er of fortuoe, or perhaltsbetivesehls territority wit thy:object that could. excite more feeling than the felt of a hero.. ae„ too, 'deeply lamented Ms' vats property, and publialsieg r eJitroclateetton that It W evrlsteardleasieurseesientisereopeeent ether nettotst, atrothda, letwatethectetteltreatmentbiethe aforeoln less, net ear mush fler : hisetro• - seilltt,.•air .b. fell nlttri- I was not against the farmer, dsceilsat he wide war. On whale Sovereigns were not equally. vigorous .and ate- settlement, et...Fairield, on the toornievof .•. the. sully, as far his family • and• friends, and for hisethe2d of . September Sir.G. Prevost issued a Proclama. tire. His subjects, however, :wefts otrougly attached -4tlt . et Octeherlo edwasethey tereie 'Tripper al 'ell country. Yet he was not the only hero lost..e! lion of a similar description , stating that if the in. to him. He had introduced many solutartrefornies the provision! Vier Ismbettollected • for the wile Drummond also had fallen. All . must recollect habitants remained unarmed and at home, they dons into. his States, and thus, peeltapa, , his exatb- ter, and this sehl@ttitritt afterwards set on fire.-- that he fell in an act of the most heroic biavery, I should be protected, and that every violator , should pie was thought to present anabnosieus .contrast fer_i•After this, we.can hardly be surprised at the order and died cheering on his brave followers to the - meet condign punishment.; This wen acting" es a . other less enlightened and neighbourieg • Powerieee- ileent to Sir Alexander Cochrane, "by Sie.G. Prevost. conflict. But with those who thought that such great Commander should act ; yet Sir A. Coarsen, ! Monarchs ought not to:he magnanimous by batvesoro The Right -Hon. Gentleman read :Sit George Pre. valuable blood might have been spared, how meth professing to act under Ste-G..Prevost's order', ear-' to be selfish in one quarter, and expect great sacri- • vest's :Letter, and denied that the ;hoaeur of then more ppignant must be the grief ? Instead of jries fire and sword and desolation into the heart of Gees to be made by others. Clue great Power must country was in the least degree . compromised by the praises bestowed on the Administration, he' America. He desired an enquiry into this, for it , not ask for aggrandisement, nor another for errors- what was considered as a Measure of retaliation, and thought that they, and the Admiralty in particular, was inconsistent with oar honour. We might Mote dissement ; otherwise there woUld•he no peace, .but -the punishment of wenton cruelty. He deprecated, deserved to have their conduct strictly investigated ; burned the capitol and palace, stolen the President's , mutual jealousy and distrust. Treece might, again However, no lets Awn the Honourable Gentleman, for it appea - red,prinra facie, very blameable. SO far plate, destroyed the tobacco, without any apparent I wish to re-assert her conqbests, and we might. 'be 'tbb oondeuance of inch' a mode - of warfare, apd from thinking them able and skilful in their manage- result proportionate to the outrage. Ile hoped for i plunged ihto another war,.untess, indeed, Lord Cat- hoped, jf it should , he necessary to cart& oh the wat t '. meld, the whole commercial world arraigned the con- enquiry, and that the Admiralty would give some dereage should he able to do *hat he nodouht wished that it would be only in the usual way, and with air. Elect of the naval war. Would any of the Lords of account of their answer to the merchants. He had .to do, and should be able toadjust all these differamei. cuitstatices as little oppressive to private indieiduais the Admiralty, if piesent, or their Secretary, who been told that thwing.thesturseter r an important mat- To enable that .Nobler Lord to ellpct this good, he as 'potable. The example rested with the Amirl. ',presented them all, or any Right lion: Geetleetian, ter bad so argot) the Atimirteeesee, to disable them - should bwerrengthened by the tone Of Parliament cans. •Thst.Hoiourable Gentleman had been very gratuitously inform him oil the subject of the protec- ; from affording to kmerica. A Civil Oilicer required :On this *abject, as well as on the Slave Trade; on severe on the Admiralty. 'ro say that the whole thin afforded by the Admiralty to the British trade ?; a salute from a Naval Meer, • which he obtained, which last subject he loped, from the expressed feel. British trade was unprotected was certainly too- When they were. told that the blockade of the long 1 and giterwords offered Isitfes,nindemitity for doing ingot of this nation, and from the knowndispositien round aid unqualified an assertion. Only one hut* line of American coast was not a mere nominaiblock- so.- this. grave business. teak: Op the time of the of the Emperor of Russet, the most grateful results dyed' merchant. ships had been taken during the pre. ode, but an effectual one, why did they find American iAtlmiraltyar-ete he was trildi , till ' 'et last the at the pending Congress's! Mention stet . made of sent year, bat not one of them was taken in cost. priveteen coming forth in shoals unchastised ? Was Secretary ;WAS ordered to relicts:444 , the. Naval : large arrears.. Soch. an hairnet - lon could notbut est. voer.! Eleven of theM being Prated had been !kennel oar navy so quickly debased 'and powerless? What! i3ollicer for giving the salutation. 'Now, having cite wonder after so snu;:li blood lavished, so much' to sail without convoy, and the *there had either withal! thereof of the world off her hands—nothing to ! ended that business, he hoped the( teOuld attend glory acquired. It was to 'be • larneuted that • much strayed from cooran' or been Operated by stress of do in the Mediterranean or in the Baltic,—nothieg its to the great concerns of the Navy. Thewoolti sot ,of this glorious exertion had been expended, for the .Weatiter. , ....Gost: ti enment bad : et. )present no less ii -ttsew • the north, or in the east, or in the south, —nothing . prejudge them more than -Sir George Prevost, bat I sole purpose of restoring to the throne of s Spain the -ewolly-•)prohistc . ions:ogehMtt aseetorenef , e . pe :for but America to deal with,—and a flotilla , as it woe i demanded inquiry. Respecting ether,' parts of the man who bad learned dotiring from misfortuite, et; leawletpeeneey. -.lfs ran, tbneglethei lard , It e steer . called, so contemptible as to be worthy only of lAddress, there were some things patp•ble to all the , cept ingratitude - to. Ms benefactors. No one:could' hatiabeee alleedt4wipht4 eight itoodred We of our derision ; nay, when'ne were desired even not I world, nod much to be regretted, . lie thought the see the persecution aithoritied by Ferdiestod, ists - at- !oar eeldnet'llittreeen . rby tite enemy, though 'due to imagine that Americas had a navy,—yet, had we :Conduce of .Loed Caettereneb, rep,ito the Treaty of :tempts to stifle freedom and liberality of orttostf, thehis :ma_ e O l ll , Mai telt Wlltettatitne cit • lea than it le not lost our lisps of war lied thorisands of one 1 , Paris, *Wafter. that perietl e :'witkehet exception Of !iciest •proceedings against the be_et . 05:0 .0 d _ .s. hiltd_y il it i l: . !l‘ tied .. . 41 . 611_61 1 - 4,oSe eifi rsi t u . , answer to any traders ? —Remonstrance 'von remonstrance ki,d .: One instanagNorwayl, dibiefinl,the approbation olieountry, without: feeling 'deep intitgwatt ol tbit tla t sr at ti 11 : 4..6 =1 4 re , wfab.tois tent -no en t i m lh e e sh te oa rtii m s bees made to the Admiralty r .aud , nothing. hod been ithe 'countryoeinears.qe-lie „stioakl.not retract that T ; gest, without f orm i ng a *Owen wish returned but the cold dry easeful that there was a opission, nor •Woalt he now'bisAnt§ hiM ;he could osuch a G . overtnnetst them might e spced ren; anbr_ eti.:.t,ltetetttelld,l*:ftseftellyteiobti,t4lll4l thisiioie ritlk - fro se n .i tl e et: . sufficiebt force supplied. What means had we used not Aey , 110:00 not yet delitrelpit; but he could not :though awfulthatwouldberetractedwhets passing. coneequences of Sucl, a procedure .: , itay ir eldrte• . .ree '!b et p i •: s ( strength . , and valour, tad activity- ?..;-We • hit4.in. had expressed his surprise at the strides making by ' conteeePleSed. ' :it hid been said, thatthes . e•trahrml-' w*,l l fhs •In amber OW r Vs vpeech. a liviiveii - .• deed, heard of our sending but frigates in frunes some of eke great Powers. • He then lamented the; ties could not batedusppenalli *Mess ferdmand had Theinell'ag)flietest• green .. fig the Improved . to Quebec, to be seat. up the Rapids to be launched i a pparent fate of Genoa. Austria had assumed the !been sepported wish* . meson *ten Great Briisht :014 'wfitiut iirtencOL thia-AliiiShitiOrY(ll3, e n ding on the hake; , There was an instance . of. our to I undisputed possession. of Italy, ,and, by her procin• i ,to• subjugate .. Wm ‘• • bubjektotak wish :had been •ow A 4164041 t)eierieas !lleslFlo l ,6oof.i, Ititiiiitas that ;destitution of means and foresight. A Court-Mar- *nations , had madeannexations which she called last- • srprened, tinted ekocivik: !we ,7bi Spain should . 010 tmerliaritilsoalii:•itiskintlits*peore.. . . tial was held on a gallant o ffi cer, Captain Barelty, . seg. He letd seen various other things which fitted him : ensue this . boantr . •mighte:not :titans to ;pity weenies! altAttifitwo ktfirfii 4 ;• • This itiv!Oftketitllir. .. ...: for want of success ; and the Coure'sMartial fullY i with dissatisfatiion„ which augured future ill will, and both ' sides : he . heartily ,16,..eaust r .._Hereel ''should Oty. - dedeoreelge-filliebt V' the'e4ventieVai,ippea' re'd justified him him in his attempt, , and - attributed his impaired tile hopesof permanent peace . lie h i a ad rol- e n o tither. —e-t , Honour MOM *Stela pent "iteitokt *at it tti d'a . T . fiti" of the "E'rtflie,. Dhow, &Wills, "ft.inithi'POllletr Tatitrite flit year 11 failure to the Watt of means. Some parsons world , wished,afterwhat had passed,that the Gbvernmeni." i ~ support 'the demotic - 1 goVemnitaill; ,oreera, ass "•!'' ! coosideFedvoluitrilm..as t . 1 . P . he we erlv of their suinectt, 1 He treated it was came i Week idels 1616 WS eedigt. 4 i - e 44 4 11 - leollitonli' l e- ea l iNi° l Y.kt ti, l * 4 ° l '--t° 1 4318 9 1 0 6(X. scarcely look at the. part of a Newspaper or Gaze/491 . i ne he se e r .... rnossa nce ef t ro tk pu e ha cr w iwie i x trifliveir t mesertiae atteatut Theis Weitiatily . a . dirithisitlett 'lir that Litd4 Tait if where the name of America was mentioned , how- and not that of certain families. de had hoped, that ot 41Po t , ilMi9P i • ~, 01.1 do zier- ! tilettlee" !WOW). lite ; - Fleforis laa .: ilfairifittcle *ter important the subject.. 'Captain .BavelaY wad s ae earliaucesd. misfortene would base improved . einand - ceutd. . an h a ter the! ic iath o lt me aration et. of t • te _i b • id asan , tare e ,fait his t . .. die .most . . (Softened tettlms tit int three year's ; th e it the ' + . -Vro ' Vied in February -last, in coesequeneu of a lett* their minds a nd mendedthei i rhor t tt, however cramped JoitiVorrohs , AprkOt. ddaseties to..efOop 2 t*sy „Inid,,pcist y wi,do l .,..OrPtu r :r ai l :pail . 6c LOnderitimi;uOteil in• 1812 to II $11,01101..:... , ~ to • ieejr . giloryhOr //most cd 411 Sir J. Yen, who considered his enterprise as inks- by education,. bahlte,• or - gno nee. ,He woriderecl dicious: the Court thougM wise, and attri. ' , still, the r new es d efortetwee : net rank- them Thist bad tb d i e l*.nwovee ( a ;eterik -e le t 4kit.mitUX-Zirti-stikiike 44 . 11113;thet tireri ilia,rl,olXll.. arid Mitt year the)r r h4frit r u e n d fte ,, lr t, anhointed ttiolte d irke,oool, 'lliis showed that one buted the failure to, Tartan.. ►cal 'eqoipment. 4 , 1 ; some humanity and justice... It was true diet they .thekthee..*ttentat *min., Tireskad,thvowiv.. which Sir J. Yeo and others had Oot afforded. The ! might try to put it out of &obeyed. otitnattkiskl, vain. fgeZZaeilrPar i s co l d a,:i. n i ral i tt, ..,0 t r ,:iii - feed@ ;wwiataitte ',i6erithing And linproirfnguiteit. oentence was published. He would ask, whether Sir ' at t emp t ! th a t e ac h a thing as freedom exists.. _ . r. ..orewb.w... : imd.:4llo: . emi try: -, 00.7 tw , :t , o,o ° l 44/ r°o l ' 1.16 0% • If i ttla i lle° - ' . 1 ; ‘11 . ° °OA, to state till* peseta the tante trinket% Ing•Patlisinent, but ht doe time 1. Yeo had been since galled to accoutre: if not, one set of depu ti es it was wi dth have answered • that where was the blame, if it did net rest with the Ad- republics were no longe r ' in ton,. it• Ish* il that Coin- 4.1 4704•• IL""il • Imll 'ag as feeline a lLlV4l4 .4 4laan cr e Par r iler.erul m i:ll4 "l"."' X' gr ry, - ; 4 ll 3 :r4 td i r t argld sit. the erreen lif!the eeVriee Would brained babes tae. m a a r de - to great s T insucter . i_linitrkallsokr-ferishid 7 f 5.11,16011104011 of •intketitiea. . ihe House. - 'the circumstance was not OnfneiSaisip. Ileiralty ), 'That owned to be tacitly admitted. It pensations .and par titio ns . nes then detirshie arid neces s ary to. enter upon a Powers. If each masause e pre al e , . wou ,t- „ p e • e redrebid hid .6i , stineti conhoe- T '1 d freedom : Id t e wl " IC-M*14 1 1 1 .4P SRL be eetffted..a. dun g e "' Circumstances had rendered it necessary to apply ilte w strict enquiry Into the failure's on the Lakes. Dun; be. lost to the i people, whe ould have oat ebeoce seem • nem tea! inteemirsersetir theepitriato lied been vote of credit designed fed' the army to the il of i Gait ` t o ie r e4tre e 1 1 0 - 1 ,, r een n iyi om (tweet 11 tie to,h &prim warty* be bad tre...erk soeiircv even the navy, as nuotheii Of prisoners had retu r ned lug the last fen weeks, - great blame hod been thrown of acquiring, _.., ...rtg _ e . 4i , iiii .. irit , a el i zi t it &i. r 2r our ri t gt h, p a u t t A Lz ‘ i: e X r V i t e r u . had R 'was not possible to redone the fleet oil an Officer, Sir G. Prevost. An o ffi cer was never their thrones . Shinny , if • iiVolwarod, unsuccessful, without incurring great blame from unfeeling manner to be tilviditil . .., efeetth., l : l le§.Pakil ( "v e ggle l4l ., Wl* is V ildens( I ° . . more than could hate been expected. 4" ttita . 44ll4 ,Nttiii i i Oft tig; Iliabrfiete.ral;"lrd°oo°illge the .hisirita e nt* tri g t e E . the arrears. , Pie army arrears, some person. But he must desire those who ex- given to Prussia ; she wain° loregentecenahneretme• maw, teas • e tievereinenewoord Save eirdleve depeodents on _ peeled ettsacles.-aud tairecles, he Saxon people. What our natiou's honour; but he lumpy to say, alit the flea admitted, had beau 'lids was gross i n j ust i ce to the erentiettlan bed entered at great length ' ' 4494/ fillit-§l 4 - . -___—_- akiltillitiso 143. lit* ..tiootioiiip , iitliony-Faieire4ily: , eiiii lit' better, -4 b t ' iii 'Eh d a - 4 c th i r t, e4ace . 170t,c, p. !pit ea ,e 'lcon' ? p : , ~ . , i evot , t; • i h r OCrep• ni t . lAke,pion!t.. . Where . „ co.Ad, ( P‘p,..0,0# ,f,, , Ai, . . b viltit i Al ii ',.z.L 6l. ll°E . PVit fe 0 . PeTi n Y fZ44 : Isrx.4 l ltftcto .01f *No, +1 , 9 ,„ nw ub '3lcre j imm, kw, t 0, 4 5 tot, ,tittip,Vi4 V/1" f!)‘;taPPgq 1 43 v.App it yr j es ul r* lfie. *V !Or 4 i gri mica ipAhmw, : 94 4 i t . R•clop Protkont,. ; 4 . 04 L(.67414114 0,1 1 Rt . gt r q 4 le ,IVAtimplil pt 4ctieq-00: 40101tioA hi i 4 iii , ool 4 l' stp*,r,, Iriativr Pitcifl A V g 11 0 $l4 iPg49tur lia. i;ii• - 4 1 thieiibroi§lpei'ykilir ~ tog , 410 1 41 was. , caiitst i (toga , T . ! l pttitc4ol.4aß'9,, 'M6,' tn r ydiclptis i - if' trir,.: *naparte!* nir;kittit•tePti i th* clogs aid , Mg ypp.: k ted .40,4 ! - 'l4..4p i rr i l tk at What was tfig 041'1min:cop cl og s isyi, I dnif ' 'llLoliabitOS and the Engiero i r,of 414trnI svemp f. .1 , i . , t kie?cli 1 ° ,I;yliiiiitatert, ioavar4,, 30 Wurtvphow i c,, gqatilk . ,, : tv i . t o it'efoiiit'' thidee, dialt ttirtpattetriti, tbeit 40.,pe l yi$r e ittgr t it li- ~ ; 2_&i. ~ - .- r_— tr_ zs • _Av_,A •-tr- ' ' • _'= + — • • maild willso4OrOlii , 111•1: iitigliitsilaint4 had etilisi to bli iiet."Aleb... alierekAtimi, waisid'iovolle a 10146 • ante akthist air Riwiilhaeui. Tiro gpaimilits' had likes Siefert' Clibealtari. fru) HMI pettitailoa pUtleirflikerataeot i the•ocepee of one loaf, that lib kid iftiAta airatast 40:10- sitlion : tire Crime of tie otbip waitiffe oaltaq .p WWI tp tit -waif othetpe4main. 'The Spada% Gottiroalea !Ostia di, ,ps;xeptier. of jbesalWo Reosoaav and tbi Cdommufftlif Gitiritlz tar bafkaiven alasaSp. kteraiwas a seriolMs Omit i t t it ki 'iiiipaireatrto, ort it dhetntimeil:' He sailt - 7 - 1, • k wk. -bar, alike Apar Wetly. ecobbitj 'Need INN par y t eln 004 AO Fef4i . ita ea. , ' 4I PTINPIPHtf. 90,11144, if Il l iltr1W; Wilt, to' pppti . A yipAjaltp,i an Aqi popunte, I-. i thiaia ttle iv h .Mt let - eu l'Otdret " ' lalilliog AMP , ClOuinrit: Vitt ll ' Oisiessiamidtisto;.makia , e liallflie re- 6 : i fit i i r la c iit i new .r alt a l a ilW a iLTi 1 f z Mhtist Ole< e ' & If he I' oi l mac -110reiPtto***8 Cgilltreittwolahkaoi jar al eaochuiq iarsl,a re. VI I I ir( I VVVIM A L 4 "" 's ei lb oii„ i • epe , Oil er_of Pv. , lee &Sol I:Wril eiglitlfwittle,ten 410 In mfr at the •v aluc eIF! y svc lad rettirned, and et without payini therefore Were 'tied. The Hon. 11th iota the tupla o. 4 - ; c. r si t: 111 1 the - I .1 I hi of he hi y , am* at -