The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-03 00:00:00

us meeting of the Uswiaddimeasdivll6l:ll:lbvalit arisi -.11. ' Mt:, - • : -, • _ _ . . . _•,. ~,,. f• 4 ' . , i ~ -.. , t .., a . ~..-• • • . . . lc T.• . , . .. •c, a ..• .i. . • . ; v•4O - 0• 014 ► ar 4 40 4 •••1'.-• --- ' e I'ESMAN; ' - - , - •- -• . . --.-. ista i e --- 7 , 7iiOokiiiiiii•• .-- - .Pr& -: , . ..... . . i ... ot:lmpe". l .lmoesse.. - lailmst" for the protect of , thelforeinirtyeied theft Imam 41.7 , .., . ,. ~ ...aa- . „ 1 . .. 2- .- . .- • 'tor of The Dahl& AheesfitiP\ A tlittriato • morthiajang on th e seem i t o p 4i s h oes - was held at the Session-house on Thursday, ; -. 1 ,7, ..-13nder sink eircatotteeCes; the Weeltrwals • ef 'ad ' , p.; 4* - - t'. r~ - '.. A6t - ,A" . . roa.,-_-'• the peculiar situation of the County, , t'.. 'Witty beyond ',certain point is to be comeled b 7 Its .* a ... ~, , -. 3 , 4 . ~•.; 04 ,..,,,1et: .i t ~..- .ie ste m 4=f - . the MinPstasLoedien A r ill..a, 7 of the otflor, ~ osiorvesi it.... ,,, t5a .. 1 , bankruptcy ou o n f se the r i s r o T p r i e n a io su n re w r a , lig N il% stualbers. . 1 :, a it, %,•:- 'lb 'P . A. , v.-4'lw - f. 1 i l idiyln ' ' We a cr eple not to sat o lhat, wheomer ilmelpart of ':. ... A .- . -. •- • --.4r• •• ... • -s. the mate of K eg y oilk -o rtio * to t i t , i t. L ao . ...or* • ....,. ..,.• ..., ..,- . - ''' lr ' - vest justice in mainnetion of our remarks, that I Mainwaring's Solicitor , from p roduced * -As which t h ere a ta il e d Fe. upwards of 90001. may be saved; that R o om , .. , .- . le•-e,piestiestor.-this spirit treederred to the ! . reason to hope that the county money a m " st r Y l o .. Alice, totseisaiske *Marto and.Lsies Cheapish% .• * '• *40 601 ' • i,„ -• - • s•••• 4. . ' *I% than be.Mly settled, the who* of .i/pperOldMidg' . at. itlfsbasts ,-. ~ ' gulab !T •,,,. , . A .. teeritte s 1teeew.., r , , ,..n to be what are real i ty, having, as it is said been trusted brew' "''a rsco -4 11 , • ..o . - .. • - 'die • • .-.o . . , sis.ow.ic„Ranklekhouse s itatlodged with whea t : t o the (jok e d s te s as i , •I sa i tut taists i ~. ... , 460. or ... .. • . '4, not be defensible hut _at l oop , . _, , , , • ...-.::-.:_,-, -- -, , -;,, t4 g er t.4. -- or' in . :Euglish pay.' These Pipets wenn- t • - kers.-Mr. Betio, the Member fer the coarec - is., arguing in the most forcible eadterata acing ' "-" ,' . , yond-its value. We had m • rather see the , . , ... 1, ;• --- ' • norricane confirmed in•the pe of - 41heketee en, - . .„" . -:•‘. • . Ite : ' ry numerous, nor .ins.tlionlightest degree re- f) •.....„4.....,t40. ,•'. .7,....,...i --., . ~, :•,..,7 - -,_ 4 '! 0 P ... ! 2 : . 10 0 . Yet . It is frowivthis source, alone, the on thegeneral question, statedsrissik ti Ilk Barbour, Presqu'ile, Detroit ; and. ichilintiretinac s ,sorb r ew ' a tt•.••••••••••••rviti 1 •,..... ; f•••• • “ 4 .10,..!•• `et a PUNIC i s 'applied Wkh American intelligence, • dealers, . nor exposed to thaw risk ,- *.... h are than in the possession of the tract dr' 0 .••,•..t ..5 . ...e:...• :..4 ..,. . .mentioned. Great Britain:will *lava "or. . 0 :' . M k - • • .• • • means of establishing a superiority on • lap, ..- , . . e .. - .4 -T 's '',. ; it: PeePte." • . .4', P 4 k he o l If peeeliarly called tamest.. ~ . .( l o o s t , whenever she cheeses to exert them, but .iettleft'Of tirpoir*V l o ll 4 . 11 1 / 4 Ti.i.w,..' 3, ' 4 .''' .;:, :I to g ive the pohlic a still clearer idea- or Ali imaiti a A vers thi s fa c t om his Mos . t •• ' Mi. will be ibis to drive the Americans opt • o - er w ic . ,.l • •• of"re.hisiicOns.titueet'd..r• broth e r. _. . '''' ''''.::.;,,,". ' llae ' lli 6. ' 4 - ra nd charicter of the Courier' B latelyde l perted i trie t Bend frontier when once fully settled, supported as ''•l Irretemitee• OM . • - 16 Z• 11906 4. 1 4 .•- s--.k. •. . .s re suffering frattec• .r ; - s rarest. avec hateleepor • o . - . M. COUCHERY, we will subjoin the . allow n .ee- this Bat e I vg.lao pee* !pleb had enjopi , ~ ~,,, will be by the immense population of the back . e o s pa , Q om En .• . . anninlna4 4. 47llE !.:1* • * Ol the State of New York and adjuiuing States. Wit) per Cant. Navy • amicus. • WV/• - .- tctof a letter, which,has appeared.itt-the Artst . iga(- degree , of .credit, odirs'A to its apparent , - -4- • . . . •• , with the Magistracy. r. Bi, no then gave ii, ~ .-.. -- e- i • . -s' * : ' ---.-... _• ) * - Paper :- • . . -- 7 • 66 rarig, Ott •tt .: le should, at the next Seition" . i Potterer, p l e a. , [FROM UNITED STATES TAPERS•] ' tf • - :-‘ . 7 -- - --- • • i a y ,i ii i ii i doty . might be la liis paOicit T bili•Otatetleir,.eppo k ' . • UANANNA, S i-rr. 25.-An express has arrived TI igAszingsig ~, : ,". Yea no doubt have seen that has-been enno bled. , continuance of the present nowirrer in Oar s g a from 'Detroit to Gen. hi‘Arthur iu six days, in which - - • -- F ..- • r ''' f i fortunate G NORDICS CADOUIIAL nos=geen 00110niSn. net at unleash' red that; netenry thecoun Governor Cass toys.:-" A state of things War. -......a 11 ; PP" . thbutvlish 4 ,. ;„-, „.,..,- • assure von that the old Noblesse are Creditors were•paid 'like twenty shittinga iat he !Na rived in which your presence, with the force at your ' • -B the' County I.lalo.Act,,Parishes are r 411 1 disposal , is essential ,to the security pod preservation . LONDON: \.. -. ... 'll ' , ' e it tr o . - pleased with it. But what ices excited c inch con- i - - ----- y equiredis '‘r. . . •.- versetion here, je the elevadOn and sudden death of pay the Kate to the fligh Ocnstable, who:testae * , of the country. The ludiaus hare recommeeced hos. . . a „la se 11ATUROAT, IIiCtIESER .., ..y it -.“ , tilities on ()very side of us. - They ere murdering the • -..-. • M. Covent:aim iOn the glees return, he was - up- , along is a•prppeeatcquittal. Slit we are isforr ao l ple, and breaking up the settlements. There is ••••••••111011.....- end received lt; . . pointed his P r iv a t e s eere o ssy , Thi s appo i n t m e n t, the treasurer hat demanded enreceived th e e el : peo IN, I. r "t ' he , directly f rotp the raciiheile• *Wow the i dea. • otow a large force of them in the immeliAte vicinity • More accounts, iacluding dispatches hematite. . ver y much. dis p leased the "inteterfer -'. w of the High Consfable7 l - - • • ' ' ..etr this'place, most probably within a mile of it s w.i.dt, PAZTOST, were yesterday received from Canada , wanted this place to be given to one of his owatcreao ST. AN D ItIM 9 k 13.,AT:-.4itieftw---,.., • - the . , no , Ake Avowed purpose of attacking the town. ise - • the Liffey frigate, arrived at rtartsmouth from gm- i .jerres, a wretch of the name of A.. -.-e,. It. is.there7 ties whiCh assembled "rati• the gab Neaseshre. -• . .. • ..lime no force adequate to the defence of the coon- ,_ gee, : which she left . on thelOth last. The Trowel'? fore supposed that COUCIIERY was poisoned hjosomo t lehratethelhaeleerastry-efetit.'4nenew, e w le" • .....ley , and none of the description proper for the put.-.. , • 'link of Indians. My opinion is, that you should . 3ostaala, who were attempting to prop decaYed of -'s tools. But Comatose's elevatios to tips Saint of Scotland, is small bet. teitpeetablee s a me • I hasten cet, with the mounted men with all possible hope and their tottering masters, with the probability Onek of Nobility, ai well as Ms' befog-appointed t had a" eaCelleercffldtek*! - , 4 01 121614.5 , the 64; rafted .- . mis t 'fbiate, ' Cho t tidoo.oirepiiit wiich tits . of des stone of SISTMIOS being rolled up the bill by .Aferire Requite (a plade'Whieb,: nadir the encidu .• ,g . i l f liuti, v d , . . haggles ( thief . • ' tor ding.racel t ..,.. The express came by water, the land cemmunica- , , . one great effort, at Sackett's Harbour, are sadly tett regime was confined to men 'of good family), w as theep's-bead,.and tridsciir of Ferrilitosli,' >Von bpittg entirely cut off. , ALBANY, der. 26.- o • The Legislature of this State adjourned yesterday, after a ae.,sion of four weeks. The principal laws passed, in their confident speculatinns on that report rit is ainuch censured, especially as it is well konwn, that ` omitted .-" •An' vigil (the Kingr -" Ara*, • not con fi rmed. ,Cuattec.ze, with his squadron , are I his grandfather was hanged for robbery, mediae hits- •ne rig ash (the _Aemy te r• :H 6 , : ‘ Cendich na n'essaa are, perfectly secure in what is considered an impregnable I self wa s whipped out of his native city, Reeaecou, (the Navy )" ---' z The , .of Sir Mike tee, lof i lace (dear toovery . teue SOot) and his brave Fel An Art to autborto the raking of troops for the defeeett of position, and Sir JAMES Yea, in consequence this for petty thefts. His father kept a chandler's shop . • - • • - this St .te. • era, the intrepid "'sorters or their Country's Riot .: • An Aro to eneneriteephatcerino. circumstance, and the advance of the winter, bide- [there.. When the Revolutioo broke out, Couclisne :: a .. , Hi tyraMPy, ono. ut-nn -.,- the An Art to authorise t rai•isic of a carps of Sea Featibles. 0 5- f Russell and of Sydney, and the glances - ,,,, 1 , . * • priced, for the present, of any opportunity leg to- returned to his native city, wore the bonnet rouge, An Act In provide or the repayiweat of certain sow ri .• a 30 0 .5 o detiored by the earpOratino of the City of New York t ,•trieving our lost glory. Sir JAitss,howesett; •, anti attended the Jacobin Clubs,. like a.good.et Isse 'foe which they bled" r -ned teeny other atibb i l ' '-'• ;:. 4:iiists were drunk.. . 44 4or o 'auheri teork!4 GI br•the defence of the stale and 6,r over purposes. An tel to prevent tbe appreheosiva of British deferters. obtained the command of. Lake Omar;!/ juquitc." An Act to authorise the raising two regiments of mat of co. able to afford material assistance to General" r' ' * ' . - • .• . ow sten a chi mi nso•eallin dillis dotes"-w lei • iour. Weir : Yesterday dispatches were receiver! from Sir Gee. . Grego. o n rue ro":;-•-" Mari' ,has ag"-' o lli t i -. An Art embroiling additional pny to be mad! to the colon- WOND and his army, for whose safety we'lna QST at the Seenatery of State's. Office to the Bth •ri o rel . o rei aeh e rat o"-" Scots aim treed .. • lee "' "4/ f o r re" le g 4 " allilia ealkd IIII.1"eleell the State • led to.aatertain much apprehension . Obe fears on ' authority. Wallace bled".-AiatiLsnatty Otherlistmalaai ' ' -•- An Act to aid is the appreheneon of deserters from the army this account bare happily vanished 104itellettett • ;.sad nor, of the United Slates. ..,. I . '• ; • Iria-- ' -----1--- 64111iSlitAitti'ltio were also received • Lonland and Eliglisksongs wire,seng, slid ; the . . . . , . of the information we have - by c hi ve. siltellielle Artilleithe ithairaltv • • .. 'pat in that Conviviality and harmony . -- . !..„, The first Act authorises the Governor to cell into ,• - 44.; i . • • 1 1 actual service 12,000 men, for the term of two years. Americans have destroyed their MI !It, .110111.. - , • • 4 .1 wo Mt.LOCILIIATtr, on Thursday night; gave notice, in. always charactetise such Meetings. - •• • •pro .iced the Government of the United States shal l Erie, and retreated across the River. • The r after House of Commons, of his intention, immediately The reasons assigned, for the measnisei .. ~booodeelared their intention to pay, clothe, and sub - adoption of this measure is doubtless occas i one d titter the recess, to bring in a Bill to amendaließankc Saxony to Prussia may furnish strong remarks ' k rapt Laws.. . I ambition of Princes, which. teems incapirile of hem at their espence. by schooled I h ••• ''• The Stsiffstrre, of 71 guns, with the West India : mo d er a ted prosperity, or by te , • ,• . The Privaten Bill authorises associations to incur- bY the relief of our tr°o P e t and the appleaco i of the winter season. The usatber of our brave, amounting to about 2.50 sail, were all at an- ! lessons of adversity and disgrace. How sloe . Aerate themselves for the purpose of fitting oat pri- convoy, fellows in that quarter is sadly diminished. ' attar on Thursday, at Spitheml, from which, the wind ! time has elapsed- since Monarchs, who-are • Wears. , i The following Resolution, introduced by Mr. Mo- o f worst üblic„ acts .of Soh Gen. .DitUatWOND does not appeer to have more under a, being then fair, they expected to sail at day-light last.i imitatiag some the p . .. I , PARTE, appeared the ,helpless eictinfs of, has: opp • _sell, passed both those s of ' oar Legislature unani- his commend than 2500 men. We fervently wish the - morning. . • ' ', ._'' ' . . • Major- _ .1 fr... : _gatyr,...... , i t . is said, is . coming to i skit, crouching under ttrekret•4 the cotossal . , • , romis'y, on Saturday :- • horrors of a Cauadian whiter, and the other dangers . eie E ngland , owitelitec las•emplarn the sitaation Of mi- 1 and reeking for themselves dishonouralels ~ . . ; .. 4. k a sattrod. onaniavonsly, That the Hasa of Aeoritia ;: a si l kt-tgi y a re n o se d , - may not ' i e b ase lh - story affairs in the Canaries. lie is to return in the., The great. moral lessons of misfortaturfefei S. , i stably of the State of New York view with mingled ranks Stn more. The American army ,. witreit, .4"e i t"., Spring; and Majoreeeneral Roatssoki takes the !.,,thrown away.- Saanstyattaybe.Weit. . . , . • emotions of surprise and indignation, the extravagant the British Corn- gallant little band have so long withstood, we command la the mean time at Kingston. . I Prussia ; but ifiterc boa reatemcfordwiteselther . „... and disersceful terms proposed by • a n iasiallers at Ghent , -ticit, however ardently they strong. Gen. is Ann , prior to the ivithdraii% . ..Thilt Lotte M 41 1. 02. has appointed a Court of Celtic i tire Sovereige,gliere, is - isr end . to th,ettes . mon Council to be held on Friday, the' 9th of , which the itrilverdence of .natioss.staod - 414 may desire the restoration of peat* to their country, CHAUNCEY from the Lake, effected • Ida : 'wadi i 2A ' 6 .1 Detiember, at Golitiliett, to consider the propriety I sorry to fi nd arty 'COlout 'given to a k t iltwa, l, they can never consent to receive it at the sacrifice of the neighbourhood of the Niagara; and bad jannou : or petitioning Parlituntrit against the coetinuance of spoliation,. scarcely plaisslMA - Itie.itlata to fit: - . us' iOnn I honour and unity-that they therefore' the Republican army in the vicinity of Felt Bufralet" . . - he !s lope . rt i_ taa , - C . Hanover by the acesisitiostietit East .friesieetioa,•• - strongly recommend to the N at i ona l Legislature the adoption of the most vigorous and e ffi cacious men - W . e unde . rstand that Sir J.t 1 la • . , . . stes "co, baring aselset‘: , We have communication tkont Ghia to Tuesday toed& hoped tele; at England Sought nethiftifr , . ~. , as t h e b est plished his purpose of reinforcing and provisl ~ at. The American Comorissioaers had received their l' the. and had Assumed etas I: sures in the paosecution of the war, .':** • enema of bringing the contest to an honourable ter. the British troops before Erie, aed having so .: disp atches . by the Fingal, and it is certaie they can- the character of Pr o t e cto r s u d...-p t y ma ster o f . urination, and of transmitting unimpaired to their to encounter on-Lake Ontario, had returned to posterity their rights, liberty, and independence." Ex 'net of a letter from New Orleans, Sept. 23: port of Kinestoo. ,•le 9 order fi nely to break up sad 4an, don the - ' filing nations,. the King ata.4,Ait would, o,• , • . itakition• Little more was known; iiotes wpm capacity, have kept his royal honour clew . I ) te interchanged bettreee the Brilishood.Sofitiron .• - Whatever ens not in unison with.the rights anti pia Every arrival from Canada seeahs of the Peen' nipotentiariet, and • there a ..eti . be . erne i ties, and interests -of the Eli - ropiest. cow** -" 'fire disasters at Washington had thrown over discontent prevailing there. Complaints among . the octivity ha •'Alp proesediags is dric ley had Stance!y can•we suppose our Ministers to be ~ us a a nom, I which our successes in this quarter have. . . wilting part in these transactiens, and ince!! so had a very powerful effect in dispelling ; and we now military are numerous, and unequivocally expressed. naan...`". . , , , :r _ ar . I. ea. C e . :::“... aa estfery tietiskieri . 1 yet that, befoicLord CASTLEEEA.OII itietit.•oo • feel that it must be a very considerable force that will major-Gen. KOUT is returned bome ; Major-Gen. -andit_ts as . sc7tea in Iwo Irma carry this place. We think the army that burnt Diutouro was also desirous of retureing. ism . Washington would find more ditficeity here, even in ussanatoupe. were• 'armament to t Palen his mission, they did net steeegtheo his . .hae . heeds - '""' Letters dated a fortnight later than the atithatallikina procuring .O.Parliamentary declaretiee c which, whi .. the gallant men already there ea - se 'hulloes ilf ceired at Paris, positively affirm that these Weds iit applauded the Peace of Paris as the founded* New Orleans." . abandon the comity, how can we 'apse that others were-yet in possession of the British forces. I that of Europe, should have declared also its • s• / . .. 0 • amid, be sager to visit Coati Lews.-The county of Cork has led ;the . sense of the necessitt of the fu l l of ', ...• ' who have character . to lose, - - From the Havennah a merchant vessel has arrived, I wet. A Meeting of that eatensive, opulent, and' independence•of all Stattiti "-'=- - "•"'• 0: •-''' • •'• ' , • which left that station on the 14th of October. The ;.it • report vas that the Revolotionists had prevailed in 1 We observe ammtg the idles* in the newly re.' epirited l county, . took place at Cork the day before -1.. Wears grieved tehtynetaidttitit . thet.e yesterday, Humus - WALLIS, E:sq. 'High Sheriff; in , malignant Lies& prevails; in Patia.i.:Amongthe ! Mexico, but that the ports of the Isthmus still con- 1 ceived American Papemeeme more speculations fro. the Chair, and voted - a Petition' to Parliament in fa. I . tims to this contagion . wtr have -. 1l notice ' Coved under the Spanish authority. In the island ! kil • the Boston mint, wigs the lewd queetite of abuse or! your of tile suffering Agricoltere of Ireland. ,The ' lica, Kant . Es . or. SS tho' ' - .We Ber • a c Mks., ft. - • ft.i, 1V • of Cuba the inhabitants were ripe for terolt, in con. 1 her, MADISON *LAM= GnettnNeeel • t running through. : example-is worthy of Writing,. and, 'wehesitate not.? and •hirefideet ton. • • laeatluisup ir . with iiii Li. .. This sequence of the a b rogation of the New Constitution i w d i ' • in the mother coi. , 4t-). The Governor, A I3DACA , 1 ,. out. We dare soy many of me Raiders in perusing to aaYs **old ,be to wed tw,by ern"' county ot .l hid four chilli f ro,, jAdr iN g o r d A tip tt. Ireland. It ireald . -be glorious if, tbe-cithe should einticswerettia thew way ..to the. Skate of F . • ' . was indebted for his inileence alone to the estimation , these' articles from the Americas Pspers s ate "c"- give op their emaaistioi attachment tvittlits blind Pre. lettelethis dreadful-die/order -attacked the (amity ' s -. in which he was personally held. Thearoops teethe ' 'tonally not a little puzzled to et:count for the eint l judicee of mere 'manufacturers, and join the mild. theiliad.-thess of their ..head and eldest hope, as • 3lnvotituili were but 400 strong, and they wets Ile. Itestiiespirit, the violent outcries, they breathe 8040 1-vators of the soil Ida well-combined effort to 'sal:W l have•already stated. • Mrs. B. we lament to add,W .. casionally assembied to alarm the fears of the cis- I the Legislative of the United States, and not °AM port the s o lid s the imperishable interest of Ireland. 1 not expected to sorrier, when the last accounts Cl . : A tak e n affeted. We are snored, that if spy means wove ' : oat the Amer i can c h aracter ', genera l. w a The Yellowing is the principal of - the Cork Itwoits. away , - and • iota's* the other children, but also 0 ' , end feat . • eto shot the port or to interfere with the liberty i trentlYellei . . so. a o ss and 'ls well deserving of attention front its.' of the seneeteiiellie to be in -•• ' !. ,- et commerce and navigation, there would be a have already Wm.. occasion to give the public espreseive conciseness :••••• 16 Resolved, That frees th e ; denier. ''.l - ,- ' .' il l ated . t inconsistency, and we ft', . " t deprueistiort in the Prices of Gni% ond the i, Norwich market. on isturday t steel 1- seneral insorrection, and the lives of the 'Public : clue to this expervi • - r - , 'Functionaries would be serieuity e n dange re d ?- 1 .1l - eat - that it is t it tuedetabted-Ile4 that -meet- - : ~ . rebored o f• eb er I som elh o ld e ei 4 A im c a me *. !•din t i rsupp tt p o w i th . t at g eteariel orter ros4., • i• will scarcely be credited that the maguificeatt port of a these F e d er ii pa„,,,,_ sea are coed _ are mo . toe . liteapedient to o ff er our sentiments with all possible the prices of theltestgoanties were as nearlret ' ' • • the llsrannah is blockaded by wee sloops of. cache. 1,,,,___ ____,_. 0f r=,,,,,_,, -- . „ he rog ' lisit m i s 7 l l 4 t u ferenue to the wisdom of p or e snien t a on tea:neces. 1 tilde to those of last week vie. Wheat 30s. to Os. ',-- tonging toCarthagena, eta:aegis& hed for its protec.l 6 ,7 .7 . 1 :77 1 11 . 17 r..,,!.., ua t lalatv o ( • Revisel'and Alteration - cIE the Corn Laws, .1 Barley 15s. to 17s. ; Oat;l3s. 'to 1419.-T-hers will ales elaillieleee edisi•pe lees bow: --r ~ lion one frigate, two brig% Wad two sloops or mkt, ; en 7•• „ale - • • . ~ ,• ..„. e : and that a P et i t i on be presented to hotb.oMaes of ! a very large and extensile . Cattle Market, pd. This state of things must l and to tips iasbad ...INV. - and curious islet- . theta sees 2 t . - .:7" aill a ill "".".... . Parliament for that parpose."--(iPaterfOrd-lifireor, I pally GallOwaya and - Mete . .theisold well, al silky of the Government,and the insubordiaadlist sflaialevisans in this cesaatry s eeeNerp . 41 " 1 "___,___ .. „ _____• - Noe. 30). ~, ... • . - „ to 181.. per heed s . aild'iltetti .aris'CCons i derable WA - the maritime force. ' ' • is ihit Ministerial Oat& 010 V. 'Sin eeeelefastel*- ' The Heatish Teemenare signine PetitiOns to Pare nets in the Inarket . ,?.:rilue Fib' . I ! .W - ETA . •Es full 35 9141 .. - - The French Papers are premature in doting that was some thne 'II4IA-A sei llellilliter o f . we palturnput . ' ilumest ea thelableet'of the CorAaws. . • - and no great eltreatiothintite ptieerof Sheep. v the French troops had (skeet possession of Mar- I .. tit . .... • t o y i.:•,a Sed f l.lll ew slaktireL •• . . Arrengententa elem.. made for holding a Council nary and dratts,itnyseksohliest Citiiiii. Pi 'sic ~ tin; aeon on the 7th of October. We have seen letters -, ti ca l t utlcs" lit . 41.10,1. , .0110/10; On . .. : 1114 ..... -.... - ... bi - '''. ' a * ''-' 7 ;this diktat thatPiViliosi at Bpi hton but we do not C g whenever his t hew . .eiderstaad thith will take place. - " 0 :- from thence of the 19th, at which time the trans- three men, pePeariteg like gentWOW,,ciesehs a -te, .. It eppearathat the Id aster.Geoeral of the Ordnance , chaise to the &anew of Mi:DoWnes . who in?* 4. ! ports were still off that port with the troops on failed to draw a fearless quill-lesiddher- liberties board. They were not permitted to land, in unite- i the heart. Seth linen there aree sad suck exec . , t • :not yet thudded on the peace establishment . of the' ets et Woore, sod regulated to Liter what 1 . - quence of no orders having been teethed . for that ! base iestrumeasts which corruptienesiplette to po' .•. : • ond,miginoora. . • 'imid iiiivelor dtniaOr; - pa tticelOy dt'airjrB i ° tuv purpose front the British Government. It was hamlet, ' and mislead the Publig *tut Pelt country hail , 4. , paetio'osteding Comedy of ...AU ix the 'Wrong 1 souse game. Mr:Downes tad them he had no 4 • s .ad. *thinned last night at Drury-lane! ,thin in his tease they said thal unless they • ' however, that a vessel was expected hourly with in- I i unnatural children:- The Public - hausheard lately - ' - r j • 4 eatrai, but to an audience rather inadequate to its somel sort of game .they would not stop. On thisi . ,,. r structions on board to give up the islaad.V very aM e c s a p n ec sie u e; go Co ot tr ivammi ette,la tamo stativ o e Te of r F t - o me n :e l:co w:o w l: s row; • lit. :WitieoGuavorr, a. though somewhat • Downes said that he bad a neighbanir, a reallar We understand, that in consequence of the short quantity or raw sugars on hand, Government an -. , , ;tido...eels , isf year, bet t bat's - not.mech," man, who Would, probably, let tits have A brace. agplpaillttrailrfatt lat. Sir .4km Batten, with tip: , partridgeS for their dinner. These he prociank: l 5..,--• a _ intend to introduce the use of molasses in the nary, and who has been playing the same grateful part t , g• .seill.ilip , vierlleioal -exertions 'of 'bieguests ate'them. Herbals now been s erved ri u ....- " instcad of sugar. • I his native land, which these a deseettonfoiansis ° f i re ., . • -.. r The Life!, frigate; on the 10th of -November, f orlorn. to whom we have alluded ! , aseesitibitiagc iriiii . xiowini, and Mrs.' Dayrscnr, wore will , . of a writ, at their suit s for gelling gaine t v leaving assembled at the Brandy Pots, the Quebec Goar i er .k a i l ong pa n, l tsee th e - A lt at a se t si c , f ~... , ...., Eh' zo . i taietkof pref. se. In th e whohe." . the Act seainat victuallers. • . "Perhaps no Comedy to better i t Thursday the Lord's of the Council met Il i 'fleet, Consistitig of 20 sail, set sail frowrthence, and o . sioucegee's Molding invective . .1 A r '' ' .._ • • . 'in itilltillorte than the aboveat.tbis Thee; ' Council _Office, Whitehall,' to .beer and deer . - in II short time conducted the fl eet safely through the • ' ' Golf, brat n gale coming nit four days afterwards, off which gave Min birth. ,1 1 4 111 . 1. •, - .:.• ,L • lb- I,4lpOliOmoot yes The Meth 'its tue„-' Prise Appeals. There ware present the Lord' ,re v a meat valuable suppodsr, sad illiVrisligilit • WM Witt vell'reeetrati by a ataaterowdod dent, the Judge of theAleightity Quirt, , ''" NewfoNtsdland, they ported company s and during -•- . 4 • „ Wits vac age nu tidiugt worn beerier any of the ships. mourn i ng ii for this enaPrenehreemdillMetAlteme s •:. 1 Judge of the Arabs ficheii. . . . • . . , " .. , 'A. *- .. . • • . • . • , ~ . . • t, - ... . . , - .. . . . • .. . .------ .• •• ..- ..._ . -• .; • -7. lippprieriimmor- . ..-:, ~ ~.. . -• .-!-, f' • • , . , I. s 4o_, o rav_. - q"*lpr- . 5 45i,•'.V16". 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