The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-12 00:00:00

I) • it ' v I 3 1 tF f E li 4 / ' t , , 4 It 4 IA , .. !•••1! ~~"'~'"' . j • Rr • , A to the skies, mud all eater, gladdened at the • I lag charge.. Out philanthropy manna the 'saner :ceuie of its hopes. The tempest has agitated but a purified the aimootphere; the waves have overnialet not ftuctitied the eitib. Political aaossalleos foliii7 timbre Mae of the eights of pulses, have been mimeo. ly recognised es iegitlimate principlei of Governemat ; ..,. end the. 'tetra-loos blinsercbs, not stabbed with the • . depth se which their victims have keen burled, have; like Jupiter on the 'Vitals, throviiisountsias upon them, to coefine•theen . there. , Witt it the Holy teagee, but the device of tyranny, to proitnt the • siring•ef the human mind? Whit it the'deliververia of .Iterops, . bet - an aggraestion of iti seferines? 7 -- . . What is its repose, bet tbststillness of despair? . • " There is net a nation which rani se escePtien, Hi itain.witb much of the emerloripoilesses. nothing Pf the reality of freedom. The ,peirel which ilia wrested Irons • one, is exercised - by hundreds; era every efart.t e diss ever his buff eviatiMied in a con. '''brmatlost of her beadagm . 'Parkins& and virtee are ,dearressed in Spain, and eenliarand`vateeirdriven to the tomb. Saperstition has again, itilkliullett the • se. , vollicial torch, and retried Ittiellittiodytilimi; and the' . leanly seal, which hititint Weil inalesmindence in the i eld t earlitavoerell to•pelpftstiV it 'la deliberative emetehlies, bps been* ntedeed tette Illtotry s .Witich wag Indebted to its. ardour,- . r Ike 'peter to Areal it.• Grape and. esektere . giftiv to tliel!.einemies;, b l eit the fall of ad hem • trierVhilett by the gibs: p .: . lag are ilia shads/rid kiforitf ;* rtnathn.phade of Tell. twit srleglmi ith.thitt tilth *it Upper Watt, beholds no. lasi* efoehriskideastett is' f •: - . 4 - I * - . 64 Oat Itifiht had is . 11tii, belimrieevirtY Sten in s • . IMO to make, sad eblestry streipedieidithatirititrance ' of.its impish! I ,Can k be.treei 1* AFitince'll de. ceded to the depth of three ;?'`"Cal it ii trile;lhit Talmud. aid Cossacks .riot Ewe tbellxills,' bid ' fivel in the sweets, et the•gardee of the - wend? Can it , : be tree, • diet a, nation,. Width' tile* • 60.•Seetie bat triumph, fed art lespritge bee'soecess, ? kas lamely ; submitted to..the domioation of it odeirm, who holds his tits-one • , in. vassalage to other.; and Whole only cbgqpiest le domestic blood? - le thdleft *P6 energy in ,hope? No. elasticity is wretthedsiess?• • Wilt she . bow for ever. to • yoke, more► ignominious than_that from which her Revolution had its riee; end is there no spirit left, which will drive oppression back Open ..its source, and re-act the glories of 'Le& and Go . r . s • %inappt?. Bat 00.0 France haufallen, - bet wronga. . - . may yet be expiated in the sufferings of tyrants ;" for, ' 3••' while most of the Governments, exhausted by - sue. • • ,, cess 1 demand a ler% series of quiet , to recteit• their r vigour, and recover their embarrassments; conjecture c specelates upon the probable esplosion of a fabric, ...litho.e safety is threatened, not less by the artificial ,;.:end iticongrois.principles upon which it is construct "' '..ted, Opp .ky ,the gigantic power, and prospective po.. • .:Irt9 41 74 *W i tt 'artiie4 increasing in eivilisatieli, as ..1 WWI ki strength, Say Yet design to-shake it fret,' t • 40 Itowle•—tee Sr Ruben Witere's illtakt ot die-1111km 11n4yelielitall Fewer of 11:iit Unwire.. ~.; %,.., ''• • .:. . • •( • .4- . ‘ , • .• • 'r•----' . . . . -1 ...-. .. ,• 1 ,, , • EASX' INDIES.; -•:•••, l''" .1. . .. . 10 1 41101bAlt, -M A Y B.—Bajee Ran,. theists Peishwa, ( tee oinelsecomothe principal object of inter io . the pai l wposento immure of allairs, end isatiOd iffy aP pool obsieoctieur to the sorrel • .tiots of the 1 centre et ~,India. Remover ha Usti* iiiiiguifird . . i iiiri foot. in upwards if a hundred theistaletitisen, and 'represeated him movies rapidly ou Ntgottre, but lea ther accounts have divested him of this !Weldable , -eppotan.ce, and redeced his foliewers to little more • than a teeth of their reported somber. • Gonpoi Rae, one of the &Warr of the Nagpore Rajah, • with nearly to,ooq Mahrettas ' apprise to bev* idiacted a junction with Nee Rao, nearly at the' same period that Mr. Jenkins discolored the tom.. impudence and the treechery that wes going 'on /or the purpose of overthrowing the. Britias poWer at the Court of his master. ll.* Rae himself is mi.. • derstood to have with him about.l2;ooo boatmen and adherents of all sorts, and the-suppoodObject of his 'marching in the direction of Nagpore was to • emancipate the Rajah from the restraint latch,. his former conduct had rendered it mrcetaary to impose upon his. The period of his military operations is; towevir, wow drawing to a close, and be has but little time en hie hands, either to effect much of an offensive nature, or to secure his retreat from the forces in pursuit of him. The commencement of the veins will soon interrupt his elk by the . Nerbodds, end confine him to a country where he ems have no chance of escape. Brigadive.Generals Smith and Pritaler are now pushing after him to the Eastward, end though be succeeded in doubling hack and avoid. -ing• our troops when to the South of Prionah, a short time ago, it Is not likely that he will be so fortunate again. Chouraghur and blondish are still in the hands of refractory Kiltadars, and still More refrac tory garrisons ; but if he attempts to unite with either of these places, or comes to the resolution of throivr ing himself into a fort, however impregnable it may be considered, his career is at an end... ..Ac a fugitive, his politicical esistence may be prolonged, and he . wiil probably Maintain that charteter MlAs.* Is finally overtaken acd subdued. - •• • • Bribe last accounts, Colosel-Adernt4ontinued at Nagpore, and it was supposid that no tittack would be made open Chouraghur or Mindiab ' till the ci deacrat Peishwa is disposed of. it..is- said that the' . Resident had offered the Killadai and garrison of the latter place '25,000 rupees, in part payment Of the arrears due to them from the Rajah'i Gerona mint, but no definitive answer had been received.-'--- We have no intelligence respecting the progress of the Rajah to Altahabad. Happily all the hill forts end strong places, about sizteeu in number, which were dependent on &Kar l have surrendered without firing a shot, and all the country north of tile Nei-- bedaub it now In a state of trasionillity.— (Calcutta Government Gazette.) . • The Marquis of Basting, passed . the Gnat' on the Slit of March, over bridge of boats coast/acted for the occision. On. the sth of April the Camp of his Lordship was at Keberah. Letters Wel tmea racalved from Solemn of sod of Jail, which state, that a Ism peovagektiowe which wos so taalliaant is its 1111111 TO that .te aliteted 01 the ladividasi attacked !ry it in foxi.priett hours. • 3.1 r ., . r r I A 1' ,4 • • . . DUTiia MA) BATAVIA. APRIL 4.—TheirEzr.ellencies' missioners-Generathavi resolved -- 11)0111FOI for the regeleilou of have gives orders for themeisel the tend' its . SOOn as posdlite, for (elating for the inhere tai rate permanent basis. • Tie CoMminienters:Camitel tie, resolved. that , Military School shill be established in Jive, .for the purpose of educed*/ young men ej Officers int the I.Arniy, in the:C.l°ldt! Marine, it'ud for -tin service of the Noy- (Wetersiaat). Tbe School .to he , established , at - Semarang, end far the present 73 I-St:hole/a ere tote *donned iota it, viz. 30Cadets , for the Army, eight' for the Niiiy; 25 young Men wholly at .their Oen eipeoti % and IQ grids.; ? Thick last will Certaihty• 'betaken front:ll6(mq the sons .of .deceased Fad Indigeht Officer., Citii and .Military. 'The Pupils _errs to bb instructed in the Parch, French,. English,tad Pante languages, history, geometry,: meehahits; geography, astronomy,. navlis. tie*, general= phystci, *With the application to naviga. 'ion, artillery, sittrelvilaind ritilitatyarchitectore, Woe: , The Scholars:that% be infaut4,And);A : erehv at Directerrwlie Afstilt hire tialiptiitt s ta . , Joi.Oplaaent-' Colonel::.'.'' .•' ilie?Majesty's.shiP'of tlri= fine Ere:l4l4;m 4 the frigate...leek Itettikitti4geit; bare urgrad;,44,,S4iiiirai *we t ? towel* PabletVle Istandi; I *-AVIIII,-§00".11:feelt tbledirtitirl Of p eig i k al'Atabstynaistad hisittitalhititin es overtahr et4he .kfiiirgea AdatitiC Bitysker sioner.General) sailed for 'Jars ots board Itio heimina.trigate: ergs lhollency fiat# sow beep ror. some dtsy.sin o this city ;.. cod we hatilte thii occis no received the assurawce, that since tits successful titsint of the. Expedition .against 'the' island of Ceram, all ligns of, insurrection in • the Moluccas have eotirily disappeared.:: . • - , • ' ERA SE BO S E Fr. 3.—tetters from Aleppo .state, that 7 they tad there, on the 19th of July, the. pews that Ibrahim Path' had' taken I3eryie, the ,capital of. the Wechabites, end blocked op Abdallah jlen Sayd, the Chief. of that int. The Aotaantal Fair here turns Out very well.„ The _Panther of strangers is very great, and the quantity of goods very considerable': a great deal of business! is done; and-the Sasobs and Swiss boast, that their goods are.now le•gfeater demand than the Brig bath on account- of•their soperiov quality and , greater degree of .lustre in the patterns. • PETERSBURG'S, APO. it. -a-The VOID of flee millleigt has already been subscribed to the new Lean. One of our Journals says" . CcilTee is benefit dearer, and has already risen 70 roubles per pood The cause of this is, partly, the unfavourable crop of', ~.coffee last year, and partly the clicemstance that, in 1812, the sugar plantations being more profitable' .thin the coffee plantations, several of the latter were planted with sugar, aid the calibration of coffee geglected.". . •. • • .• klamettiou, SEPT.. 4.—His Majesty the Emp eror of . Mown% ffigs granted . new privileges to the .Vniver. Illy of giosr fc bs nrder•to encourage hit subjects to frequent it. rite Russia, Government mikes great 'esertiona to disseminate kerowledge:andicience. fit ,Js calculated that ahorel.lo,ooo poitils are instrected and maintained at the wattle esPeaeli, in thWvirioui seminariesitiblie.. of .vdocatiew l 111:•6t. Petersiit. 1 41140 e. !: • • ' • ` :4: peril. fro. Pepenhagen, that there.Wereffri4' I. think/On the `,4t 7 and it7th-of August. in tbet, first •re a sugar refinery was reduced to ashes: Ott itecotaltroke net is e:foandery;, , on • Which oeceileir, by tb..tettins Of a wall, several onions were killed, antes only wounded. The Kiorhieiself was 'pre sent st - the flrea,..to !moorage AK AN-opts to exert steosselves lu'estiagaisislorthe thismisi • • • • • ...• .s 1 is t Aito glijeitr:has - find *eighth dro''dhotir`toi bil,depaftgre, old thi n ks to teach Disidtheini oii-tbst . ld of:September. • H travels by the War of iiiidswaid and. 4toereas. The day of Cototatiiiiia vet yet fised, bat it is,pra. bable that this toibilfisify will. ike pleaminamedktely after. the Kleg'ilitielitaL . • . • - Handvira l . Sair s :ll,...-011.:.Reyal Highness data Duke of Claredto pacisist yesterday, on his visit tri the Hartz. • On the way he will honour with a visit tie Prince Bishop of Hildesheins, Baron Ferstenberg. We learn that his Royal Kighnesa the Duke Of Kent will shortly come here to pay a skit to his et.; gnat brothers. . Mr. Baring„,the London banker, bit arriiiidlitri. *lt is said, that a Student 'Mc contrary to the . orders issued lately, -scraped with'. liit feet on the entrance of a foreign Strident into the Lectore.repee at G,ottingen, will probably. be confined for lode time in the prison at the Cleve' Gate of this city: ,'• It is said that the indemnity .hitherto strewed ii the iteyal expencato his Hoyal:Dgliness the Detail, Ca mb r idge, -.WA* iv= iota of hia l hoeatth'iN, establishment; .0111 cease frasaihalst Januorylllo.,., BERLIN, &PT. 1,-;- His' Highneae the Deka of Cumberland bas hired' the Hotel, formerly the ia ? sidence of the Ddke of Brunswick for eae, year, at the rent of 4000 dollars (6701): Corcanante,'Ara;;29.—As they writefrom way that the harvest there appears to turn out about a - third better than the last year,• we may perhaps, 'say that Ibis year's harvest in 'all Denmark will Ott; .bably torn out a third-werse than -• According to the latest reports received by the_ Missionary College, here, the population of Green leaf it the end of the• year 1816, amouated to 6836 persons, yho inhabited the west coasts, divided into crilonies w Slate the year 1789 thetpepelation has increased by 714 pecans,. Is that country the" know neither money nor any substitute for it. All, trade is carried on there by barter alone. • . ifamburgb Exclerego on Loudon, Ist and 4th Sep lember-33. 51. - 3 . 3..,11, • It is certain that Earl GREY will be at the roil dinner on the 18th inst. and a:very nuoverois party . ,of independent: Gentlemen are' expected to be as sembled on the occasion to celebrate the memory or ar him who, was tria:l emphatically styled 66 The Mss of the People."—(Neircastla Paper.) ; • 1 " .. . , 11° Ar tl i t . il k ::: 11 . 1: -.llovivimtor .sariviin s: ;I; Ol'he followiet is the. Bulletin of-hOltittsii4.' • ieseed.this.noreing P.6 l i • 't ..61 % . •; 0 : , : 111 : pt •:. " The Qtrzeti has hed i aaladlietiaA and her *Aim! rentaihs iodispoiest; 4t wiplmost atty . wk testa! altoraioa: lo her symptoms. (POPO. - 4 ;: l l l e.it 44AW i et .-- • • Alsn'igaLMAL" _ • . #.: • • - .• . . _ _ v• 11. `' tip to tight o'clock last i t iolpi srpoo "litr is M o i f ti , :ll: r l ; o. 101 : ,Ciitili•POßAllttv_thei gteseding.WWF, rs t eti fedsiely in -lather :a teen favourable stati..- The Doke of Yous sr. 'trivia front the Horse Guirds, and the Petxce Re., ceNT from Hampton Court, about six o'clock; aitd; l after visiting her MAJESTY, .they dined .svith. the' PRINCESSES. Sir HENRY HALFORD returned from . 1/Windsor Castle about threco'clOckyisterday, and, .we understand, left the Princess SoeutA in a very indifferent state of health. Her Royal Highness hes been evidetaly declioingovar since the death of the Princess Cit.saLorrt. - - • ••• . 1 - • New York Pipers to the 16th, Poston Jo the 16th, and Charleston to the 6th ult. feici;i4l ea this foie soon. They were 6:Ought by the. -brig cl!e t ikz, Sr. ! , sited at Dublin from Boatel:, stiad,arat of cinnsidaynbile, interest. The following, :according to -the Aurora! '(P.blisdelphia Paper), are the latest transpitatidett of the ittetisests•of the Cabinet, on'theligleit of Pen. : • . , iir.aLsoit's conquest of Florida :/: .. I As soon 011 thilifews of General JAKtoreolon-j. • quiet reached Washington, the Patmezwik,:witit , i, much embarrassed, instantly invillke4terfiltAtifte Councillors : - Monts. Arfkist,"ett,CWfifin; CoLionitittttended foritaiiith; (o to . . , . 4.•• •• • .• questions were roman, bgAtott,nog, "au timing swers gives by sthernOispt,„ •addtisavereintioetod'il+ " Ist i AtayPenssoetwb#4otaliiitaN'ilitt*Oltii: -venom et home amid 116014f--',A;Rsa.AwrOPO. declerative olt w* *VW 24100.114 y capteteiti ipeoisk perhtlittet te‘Gessirall i tcasos peteiEhiatriakheteellsit .111erfial for breach otwordinesmond-ws: - .ollllloollte • conduct t-t-A. No ;it wilt ioi . 4ppaper thatt . ll". .leseat has vietatett the spirit . et. Oii orders. , lOU Fbitcenthiet be preyed on.olficer-lifit9,.. • 6 ' 3d, shit the pert! be restored, $lll.ll *6eol:Vat •GeniTili JACKSON be disavowed, at the same - tithe jutifying his motives..--11i • Yes ; *aring of the Spanish './1-wittorities garrisons adequate te : futAf.(ht • regeisitions of the Treaty between . Spain Mid, tili! United States." • The Cohcrittriars, of the 15th, - in remarkittg f l l' iirttrAit, says,.. If the Philadelphia Papeii Wined, the• Cabinet at • Washington itiaa an old- woman's rale-water bogihesd." .„• •,. • Ad irticle•from Mobile, of the.l4tb "'By - a passenger in the schooner Victory, front Pensacola, we have been, informed - Alai the Indians bad collected to force en Escambialtiver, and that Colonel Kixo had dispatched acommaodof:lsoiten •• search of them." . • p.OO the subject of thereon* military esec,utions , iq lioaida, the New kori kvenimy Rag toe tong re view of an article in the Deraoceafic-Pse!s,. justifying the fate of A ilrrill.NOTT.' TO. ihis -salit r ettr, .011- seiistiou.s t tn.,. added the cerintfilltiforitill*thnt. K. General ;unapt( his left pettitive instraitiktiti with the Commanding QffiCer s .. ii;" . Plotiai, ;riot 4 Yield the Spanish, posts hi' roy aothority Whitereri. dor even to the.nrdera. of tbe .Pnvalnusee..efi- the t•ti States • With ant- gislnt got: . cieso trari , • • 4;•„. • ,- • .Arto4lo 11 . 1 .4e' ' n s , t • • s:; • ripPeara from the -moo. smient...mstmentald the , operntions of the Patriots en ttii Spanish . Main, thet theitaffiaks serer were a more fainerable and encos. raging aspect limiest present. letters have been no 'talked froasTyhtidid. to the end . rat Jery,...nd fro Augnsinve l. tits the end of the preceding Month. TVS formerstate, that Butner, in ids inte trip to die. - -Oronote, had brought • to BOLIVAR& reinforcement of 4QO troops, with 8000 stand .of arms, and 591) . . hisetels of powder. This supply ( had enabled BOLT. AK to re-commence hostilities, and he was immedi. atelY to proceed.to assist MARINO, whe continued his terser of success in the province of Cumana, whilst BRION proceeds round to 'make an attack by sea. One division of MAatso s , army had marched against Guiria; in the Gulf of Paris. Two affidavits had been sworn at Trinidad, charging the Commander of one of the Royalist cruisers, with the murder of two English Officers, whe were on their passage to join Bow vme. A copy of one of the affidavits is given lit soothe" column. One of the letters from Angestors, represents BOLIVAR as an-honest, well: brad, end tolerably well•infornied men, but of very /Eise n , BAIL; RAo, still kept the field, and that Guam ? RAO, one of the Simian of the Negpore Rajah, h o d succeeded in effecting a junction with him at tbeh o g of 10,000 Mahrattes.; but the appreeching to 4 ibentement of the rainy season, it was expel* ‘woolffswen confine him to a country where he ov o id hatit'allChinee of escape from the troops o f G awk Biettit gl eid PRITtLEN . ., Colonel ADAMS colltita a t e z etgagpofe, thereat object of *ilia B UR' " War deign*, of possessing himself "y M o . i sle 4.4 ireirOfriv,ip . ma . rches. The Coysamon•Gav Eo4l ao..irseger deemed it necessary to keep 'Orley Deckan,, which has been broke n op, OnseciiieUCe •of the General Orders 6,4,44 tunas' itsatire. These Orders notice, o jets , .iijgiei g l4 f iie'itdritlon; the gallant and meth Al t opik. litei`btigijili'Xeoeral Sir W. Cita*o4 - 4 , 4 , 4 , filtigsrdieVi * Generals Murillo, Dor Erns,. lit jai tryar;ribinfili, 'and PRITZI.XR. Sir D. Opyra t ook ir itrinSluieited, on the 20th of March, at T•mi, theillirquil of HASTINGS, witb.tba Graad the Order'nf the Bath, under a selete of 13 - Bowen - diys . .afterwards the Gotsanoe.Gn 'effililiefflitis titer' Grope, and on the 31kof aiNiOiriliiiiitablished at Koberah. . . Vbere is . nothing later 'in these Papers from bit "thait'the intelligence which bad, presh o g y reached it frem the. Presidency. From Ceylon - hate the most distressing accounts. The' 'the frart . raging in that Island are indeed itiackoly.'The Ceylon Ga:cite, of the 25th gives a piCiOte of desolation occasione! by 'guinirl'intiesnres to put, down legitimacy Ififitrtie t which the scenes of the East, and could enly equal. On one side, iari." been abandoned,. either • fit Iteifignekte, Oftat!! 00Am:titian committedareeed varters our troops cola , tYll -tegitelinozo! ; o n a fOerth, they success,' haring to more .diaistriraYiFitlfied;'thei the mein body of irwirk toriiire uninjured; and nothing *SOW grain and .cattle. These mow eriffriiirstient a 3 .14; tte pretended danger 'Bittiit!titaq, and as to .. any interruptirtelitisomm. ttons with the coast. • • • -. • Iligiialriusa.ifamburgh• and flatland •Itivictitiol with P#per; to the 9th. The: King ofillsetoss ispeited stDroutbeim on the 2d instfti and v 4,1140441 ding Srl 110111117AY Wthltd, it r posed, like_ place immediately after , his The allowAnce hitherto granted to tho Duke : nat.ttra o ,opon-abe ilanoterian Establishment, seems •to be lopped off tin. the beginning .• suing year s This meagre of retrenchment probably,. bee. adopted, in consequence dition ins,ds 10414 income of bin-Royal Hi - • thia.country. The Doke of CVSSISERLAND a residence,,for• :ae year, at Berlin. All , lances of insurrection in the Moluccas are said, • Dutch Papers, to hese ceased since thesukcessialeP peditiou spinet the Island of Ceram. l• .. • . .. . . . Wrsiattit,.;' Stern. 10.—The Duchess of,Tose rived in her corricle,. yesterday, from Oatlnds, *after staying sons* time with thi PsincatiOtini turned toOatiands-to dinner. The Dichess of GLOUCESTER and . Prim °ULLA, attended by.Gots. TAYLOR, WRIIHRI Gardens, yesterday. ' . The Dokelind Dochtes of BEDFORD mit Tbarsdayir tt their seat, Wilber* Abbey, !col limas - --; s ''' .44-- - '',,4' ; • • "a' : • M arc hioness of TAntircio ' Tilil i etirja(iln ' d kart Wolsorn-Aber s 4esterday, for their 160 1 liedfOrdshkei ' • " .."'''• . F.:leant efit . ltsetwr from Havannah , dated i-- 7 A. BusiatfitYrite'lio very dull; a large nk vessels in IM' All" A•tneriann :produce gerterah, ii end . fife t Ishii troduce very scarce and dear ciopeOf .to ' int! sugar ire uncommon!: The made to Arica Isere is; great, though: ► tensive as it has been. For these last three upwards of 15 vessels have sailed, sod r manyiarrefprrited. One 'Ship, with 300 .boasd, is' We* performing quarantine, smell.poi•iPW' board. Several Insurgent . are now crafting off this coast; and •scarcel , arrives but'ivtat hair been plundered by I lergeSpaniat frigate has arrived here from V , with . 2,ooo;ooo dollars on board." It epPetirWhat the University of Gottingen without a single foreign student. The milL__, tem,' which is so much in vogue at head.gaarters this country, has had ample scope there, produced most admirable results. Whitt t ci.- all the • Hussars and Lancers enforce Uuiverl'J cipline ? 'there are some cases then, it - pear. in Which it is just as well not to call of Hussars and Lancers. Ets the mean time, stupidity of a Government, which from all' hear of it, is I disgrace to modern civilization, the fineit Univdrsities of Europe is.nearly ' Letters imie been re 4 ,!ved from the ships Northern' Eianfi r —ition, .to the date of July were then in Davis's Straits, Ist. 74. One Officers, in writing to hii friends. says, ' well, and enjoying the fittest weather and till est sea he ever saw.. ' • .. . .. . , . . .... ,' ..- .' . .• ' ( t : . . . jp,NII; . , . 1 / 4 ‘ . I ti k: ' ".• A 'k • . .... , . 5 pi.r cen Alf t. o4 , ; ° l : i tAi l CIC.7 7:iii,stm.77:-ry 0-11: ;besisipso‘T'lnlrt-,:rta..f-a7.lfilleliteuhtle ::::::. 71 i llr a llidi t : 7 ' 4.; THE SVLI V ESSL#4 4 iih,_ -_. -, •. . ~ - •PRICH (W-STOCKSTHI II-11 Alr .. .., , . . . 1 Mask Seidel i - -.- 9 per Coil. fie& India Heads St 85 so aeapany Britit - 04__, ears had been indacejl to Facellenciee the • 9 per Cen‘CoiieD64so • Low Ann. • 4 Elie:heftier' 8H16 . 1.11 19 p.,2, 5. ,, ' standard. CM:-.lll`Dorq.leis aikido V ad on aomeratsfloal -Oasis= 9.- di& 4 . • . Ye % • .. of the Lan Till. agd ir 0 1 6, 61. Ac.... Mak • ._. , c ‘,..., _. .- , victim to the cupi by of some le 1 eglk .6: oiss io . Meg and tat nallid.itt 4 ...... if 4.1 i . ..ig -- :- ' ;''' ' -I.- • ' ... • ' „ a m .___ _ __ queues of foolish) exposing his giggiga. l. ..• rot thirtntr prp. Trf - et , t43.4k,V r- _7 ,71,-,-- 4 ,,- w .. , • ""r"."'' . 0 . 0 . 6 . 7 . .._, .A?.? •Of . 1 / 4 - •••• ' ..C9/ 4 la, T. 4 1 0 0, 11 ' .' ..41 1 02... 1 ;kr1,1 4 AT • .._ . • . . ~ It appears brthe Madrs! G-atettes t -whieli la% • . I cis. rosn i vo 4' .. i ihm i ; :. .. ..,...4, 4 ,4,. A5ji,..ifi .,. ..." ,_ L . P . : - ..... " !: :°:.."..... ; . '' ll !.. :7 . . • ritecr t o the 9th of May, that the late Pun: • _ _ _. ;enlists etialvd IC RAG Is e e pid EWE N P tie 0. °Pt is thy ge taws of pas ser. mid %13.- [MOVE by Cross of gam-. GENtiAL April his • .14 es B AN milady kylas tae I effects of most as. I of April, y the iss. 7,y is tint td perhaps le, BritiA from is. tesiaroesd could ally have beta through' )f the we- "thing was e accounts or of Go. 440 1 . 1 * % , tt - • • Willa, • !eon ma id his C• t was . sap srrivsl.-7. ,st of CAM. meet, is, it of them. it has, most , of the IQ. 1 Highness is D has hind All appear• said, is tit ccesafelel• ',YOU it. lands, and SOPkilil se. Insets ed in Kew arrived 04 from Scot. ISTOCK left I Oakley, sd Joly 49: n timber wally doll, dear. 'The • rlf short.-- :not ta es" rue months, I n early ) slates ea; having ibit t privateer , .cely a ship them. A Vera Groh ern n nor military I)9' t ld e l al a i letse in a ndor t s ika tt ru t i b t h ie d y i et rillil i n is is: I las iog, 00 J, .ly lips os thr 110. The? One of Oa he is grim he smnolPA T ..~5... • .