The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-01 00:00:00

'1 This silence, if the , - ever *ire ittreCter Olen t$ ' may tioss with a pressu , Avon Lord by bave bud ister4l__ _ cievi , a )46 fertaiosd wigwag 1.41 this ins . . r:. •- . • E' Ti*_: ...4. - • • . - ''' - - As silence, we hope, - will not prove ominous ; for ' Mit. SADLER'S I: . L FLIGHT 4 kir..fat* 11tthe ' eger i st17 •iiiiele hoietiaire '- - - Tiig' 'Aft: ' c * ' IP. "... t. -- ' . '' : t ."'' ": t ir the greatest efforts in the cause of humanity, that 1 --- .° 01 ".. -..... - * ---; •• .. ••••;• t er . .'eemeteetletion*:, both . for.. aklll, coolness, and • . • ee-- . • Oa on friday ' , thettgli* sufliCiendy .10 , , iteimp fa till.ontellielllet fie ill the Youngell sera,, .. The -Preparations w re osa le • fet e at - !Otte ed •les - er were made by a great and enlightened people, I, _ 'rhil, Bellbo. natal to have commenced its flight at the appoleheile4 y elettellt•- De •As Met WedeObted heir to his day, . - e -:- `•t • ' .-%; -• "-- • :._'• le to fail of success, it would leave a stags on tile k - . , with the exception; of the, r oval of our, was amereaaatier time through the appelk., -, sielierstis sad we may look up to him - , who has. aracter of England, that all her splendid achieve. .Goes of the atmosphere 46 wreck and recrenieno of the Ulf vent ' * ' ' . • - and the strength* of 04"eishielliecialierkil philosopher so early, for future e° - fragments of fire.workideclared unfit for duty cud, -- . • . i :-•'- i EIS blechtt s , .• I ents would never remove. I wind, and a eansidereble time through• the ifeetihr.‘ peilaseete, "MA meg click utility as well as wonder. a few saikioths and Bolding', whit* were pro` • - • ' . . ease. of the spectatots vriso . clung to the car, tied Mr ; : . O.WieCellet Mies T. wilt leave town in a bably kept up fee the stronger sear Lg. curiosity.... ;_. t - permit either Of the voyagers, few dayi fatrieir a... .. vice . tid The COI4EOB[OII, as it is called, of /Jaren D . ; l ' ete . ter, 1 " lk l ° feeillethere during the A wooden paling, stretching •from the floss guards ••• '•-' . • . •-•'-•'' ; Partmotarly the I.ady,," To tempt the uncertakatir item% •• • • .. ,••• ..e.„ cringer, contained in his Letters-to Lord Coen. . ...al anti-wity," in its perterbed state. - ."...... . -. • . . -to the heed of the Canal, with gates for admission,. •.' .: ' : .., • 1. ',= . shots the, t‘ sacred enclosure" from the populace. • -• .- . ANN, has been published in a mutilated state in At half -past four, however, after much intieltgs , • .. - , . • • if AV.sii argL NCE.. Other precautions, ell of which, however, premiss , i - any of the London Journals, and it was our lama. sloe, the car was loosened, and theyascendeekea . . i "r v on to have published the Letters this day, together ; style of magnificent violence, when, after i_enjeyllig •thiteislitair 31.4-Carse &MOM. IM lifter, sei.enst salt it. worth their while to attempt an entb.protect jibe ' the scene below them for abbut seven agitates ' --•-•'' - itli Note* upon them, by Lord COWMAN; had not ; 1... k f ~ , ,, - sb oi t ait i ii mmege go d on twig ir eur e c i ff i ß ky, w i t h R a wl , fe-- walk. Cherabi-de-friee see planted along . . pressure o - f other matter prevented us. ' If the ' (twdg roar the easiness tee mint ot.teemetroptlys4 . _ - . . lope to odediner4•-Arrived four tail of B i rdcage- s which look towards it t 'end from the was little better than the tdte'ef St. Pael's) . .they . ""k". 7i tear . • n a - envy intended to inflict a wound upon the Noble peeved throViii cloud and entirely lost sight. of' the th , ' • 1 4 (4 - 7.. . happy circumstance of its being.tlanked by a pair of • heetier ' guard.houses, and reposing its centre on the opinsf . *rd by the charges brought against him, he should t earth, which they recovered in three minutes egeln; P&P* . .•, off.f.#6 l/1-4 C eee Pi the Mackerel sc , r , . . . . - . " . , -.. t .. ' Ow • -111110Wevellies. widr d • . London Pocket, ° 8 " sae withheld hit Confession uetil such time ash' had ,only to loose it entirely until they deecendlel, ,in ?Awe sr.. . 1 „ munch, it is possible dist all may be safe, if , h ant ellfiery entertaining.. The grand. sectirity till • -, MA the esperlment of attacking his Lordship; but Essex . After rising through the first slue d -1 il a - 4°46 4 l64 l.W°Th e°°°° _._ r° " i ' ""' d tim. at " I ' *.t. ' appeare to arise from» • the ingenious contrirance of • -- ascended most rapid' and continued to 1 - Se set. elder amene lai h s t:asesi is sin itettwin It sail of • • o..the present Instance the pieces end anddete are - • Y• - , .• • ~. -.-•• .:-. . . • - I P gi fixing whatever piny be worth teeleg'perfectly In the . .. ,• An into and emerge from cloud to cloud, apples -I l' tr aeawns so le o p Channel, the remainder mem up opposite direction • and 't may, her f' included hit i s ! ..s s i .....w a " bill * Lf ar .._% alli k - ' Mon * * I After makiiii tenser ira ii i..' ...,:.-.- • .____, lilne.snottynsaunta ns. , • -., -.--, •••.---..taley•haviia. hoard 12,0110 pipet oraise. relied on that none bf the mob will tutted* dig the • . ••'. lineot 'Mee-any Dam 6 uect• "'wail molioNt'll i t''. .oerettions on the scene around them, Mr. W. rile: „ t oo‘e• arse is rasv 4,v„ ar r privateer . trtaioed aw °pillion, fore short time, that Da Be.' eropeited taking some wine, which I . ~,, gir d - a , 6 , 1 2 As Birdcage:walk except those who•mo IleferViltise . • teat -coeilry 01 / tare toptylvitsif tie fisthite the 'Steady, Ball, and five lenthorns to s k y-rockets , and darkoe Y eto iflaraineted - 4 fair who proposed drinkin g die loaf -' - parreesi did - sot sepresent the sham Colonel Da `,hiscompanion , f their friends epos earth. At - 10- athlete% iterate ' • Outs, and published a letter the day after the trial, t!.. 1 Spain. liepetievakilleire Ikea.* protke of this privateer - this arrangement, it is difficult to sok ;huts malt five s they were still ascending, and mast . have...been • Ain to prove the hietbssibility of Ds iltesecisa's • . , . weight, fhe - - m ai- toterehoretelep•olo l llo, r el•Pe'Valsterre.-Came is the for the dignity of the projectors , sod. the preseut • - • • a eery great or t . watts. er . w as -•-- - . ~,.. ..,. . . wag concer n ed in the Dover plot, and the .; letter in ailing down the gas tube ( rose *latest instantlitiam' ...._ ••• '. •• ~ •.. • .'lla-lest* free Gibraltar- unhappy degredation of the heave dill keeping of - • Iso ' •- ' • - '' . ll et • -Testeria Meal a fleet lOilltion was fully approved,of by , the Bummed hie ously„ into icicles of about the size of a torte ere _,_ • , . 4 , -: 1 . - , .., t • . . Y • frau , 44 the wind of proniiee to the ear,"Lehia patting eiff ti • 'Lod with tel • 1 " hal& " : 'lli • • ' 1 •* ' • at Itajew 's slip. Pete 4 the ' , 'es °' II escape v t , - . orrafttSmfth, Irbil was one o f the witmesmetapeove I quill, ' 'seine of which the lady brake off to Mate. ''`. l!" 1 ‘ 1 " 0 ,, •,,.. . 41.0 1 4.1.. lilt . Y Pli t _•,.. ; ._, k ..• k_ • . ,_, __, , -1 Ise skid. It would, indeed,' be only a waste Otiose At this tithe, however, *bile. every thing !tug . ;its ' . . .. t . " 'llia we '' a " - The Peetbrek Salted *air P"'""' ' m g' " v ` °° "" uefeu • 111 1 . 7 • e - • this Were ota hoax • .#, , .•;.• , t , i ,•, 13 t ac •I ' ,• * • 4 1 . - • ' . t• dwell epee the conduct of a man eke has admitted , wa g frogitts . while they foetal) `• ' ••• 4 iii • Ls 'the ftedad foie Giltralt ' illi • •,- • were both unmet ~. . ~.. ,* .. , . _• , . tag, ... ,°!: ~,......, Tai, viesosikeig eisegauel is pretty ';'',. •• , . . , '' k , cold through chilliness of the a l t , yet the lady foe, • . - 4 ? ' . . .. "Mk • ' *, OS . 1111*Pli, elk /#o.' (he H one c rowds s ea already . . ".., Is . 14 . .. . : ~ himself to he GUiLTI of one of thelorteAt relates . . •u -f,• • . • , ... mem hisonmaiswee from , the extreme heat 3 per n •, . its, . ~, . ',.. . Qiiesti i .-. iffelk*Tilerl" Themes wheelies floatiop upon i ''' ierfec . . ' N " . '...:',' -4.: : ; * '•••• '' .", . • •-• known iv .a ciriliaed conetry. • . •• siessidteiteliatoggh the . neediest 'ef the spe„apet, . ' . '''.- .‘ ' fro,:ii '•". 7 0•111Oli t t Wi t MnIWO011• with the 'further adoeiliesejet•;of ' ' -maw- them. • The Bilbson Was at that period oak* fn. ii .,. . •. •• .. , 1 . "de •- • . ~• • . trut. I._ 1..... . .. , trot Goof • • 'iliaimerstii"-. 1 .., 117 Si are.to exhibit in rowinpoistches. ly • whose thitssi. '• '' - • .e. ' • ii , - _ : _ - •v Pull PlPolle'eworees .m•te. !tee votev,° o ° lo to NO fiated * .eitek'filr.Sedier thought it emeesaty to eyed -_,....• •• .. - this morning, Of* .-. : lie made the follow s the TaillN which only affected the machine in it very . Is 7/ -Auto e in-at/die lillairtee leheseer frialpfur. limm•petticelarly defined in the Cchlket• hello whiCis k 7.- .: •-- :: s - '' ' ing rifted' t.V I- ,-1 , i 4 0i. ' .. .* slight degree. , fol. 'public delight .;* "t.' . i ;;•-•:---•Sie. aolwas.24s9illaryirliallobillbilamet matches are to he rowed, does. not *.yehseetn to hate t , • .; _. - •T, .\- ' • orP - . . f , . • 9,., 4 4 9 . 1 .4,a r d A b e /J etta. k el ow i , for • = ;ey ,.igii.gg ar , • Olif many sagacious' combinations panty':.lvo tivis46l. • was y es t er day a t About eight minutes before fi ve, bath; trareited „::,:z.„,,,_ ...;,......„ ".„,,,... . from irmiras.. • a. aillilliki lig mall.lllloed. 'rifts owners of the e flotilla will probe. rmceuaes. 7 '.-- 2 " 4 - N !;- with so, mach velocity, he began to think of de.... 1 77777. e =7,....cit - i5m sail with the west bly not•feel any strong enthusiasm for the gratuitoue ..-;,.c..).*1 ••;- ! i ....i . i r spending, and again opening the -valve, suffeirl ti • ~s . - .re°2•L.,„_• "7.1*,....,.„• • ~. . dis p l ay sr their'vigour ; and we have hitherto heard ~. 0 1 °Ile ENOth canes a 1 " . " 1 c°6l P hi° °' great quantity of .gas to escape, which *coalmine 11 '''7 1. , , ..., 4 " . ".7""wirrim7,,,,, ~.. 7' &IN-Arrival the , of none of tho.se stimulents which might remardthd • • . that ;Art of ,tees Treaty 'a Peace which „relates ••••••.. snaig• near Jamilially-ille lartletthin• them to descend with VOC•MMOO vapidity for,g,eary \ re-- , s , Ni s • - th e adventure of se diticolt-and.perplitaing a eeeirte . Jot: de -lorived,the Manchester SW the Negro Trlide -he - behalf of the French considerable time without seeing the earth, a ptetef 1 . . -- ,A.. '- I - r iche '' thin. .., . •,•- • - . •'' ' ',.. Coleeies. They adopt view this subject an extreme- of the height they must have reached in the air;.. ile•isittk, alkOhtlitetattar mut Malta; 14 days from Gibrat- The bridge was quite finished on Saturday s entt , ••• indeed, was their rapidity of descent, ihtfilet imp: .•-•:-.• *--- • from the Ilene Guerds it is certainly a showy 'Attic. ly declamatory style, stud affect Much fine feel - g reat, ~.. : , „ . 0mm...... ,..". 0.046•44 found it proper to throw oil some ballast , sots& alt i at .,. -. . .. tare. The pagoda and buses at the ends are not itt • ..... ....,‘ ins. Such philanthropy cannot bete, much praised. - which not sin so fast as t • king henisel - • a fter - ' lifiraiessse - 'd 1 tieded -area' of Mr. g yes, came ~ le .an . a ...-.....t But why , confine it to the Blacks ? Are the Whites wards into the car, and upon the paper where. Miss reeceirlelt *day' from" I . ll4entes's Park explained ; motagtering honours ofthe temp l e, this will pro.,:. ..• 4 •...;'• then so anwotthy, as net to be entitled to a partici. Thompson was writing her observations. They nisei Clizmai CO! ~........ ~.-111OOIS 0 . 411*511 . te1l Ne t pray, , bahly be considered is the most tasteliel ornament of ...' • . .„ pation? It is a notorious fact, that at the present day soddenly below the ()loads, end obtained a distiect African cOrseitreve et Ns, and make enlaces or TES. bet rather gloomy viestrwrithleyerentry beneath them; , **.fitt.... rele." strueSine! . (trite seal),. • - tin g uished by fl ags and small searletimineers 04'04 '',- . ... •• eels in'sight or - sagliab ships of war, and reduce to 'is not °°°° ° • . • light shedow front the sun had 01004 -, " Iledlisiollifisttiteitlege in leant down the. line. •.• • • . .. • ' 1 .. - -S.' Jest.* low the erket i oleht, , ' .., . . , through the density of the vapour which they bodies' 4 6 ln tront of the.Queetel do use sten three Nikita*, ,: „ * 3 . 7 •:,••• „,, f . • Stet i slavery their unfortunate crews. HOW can flagitious, .Ift behind tbeat. It . was aifertanate eleaseleteet o a . Me tea wawa, foe d al light, 1••••,••••:-Aseppitit waw a , vahtlevight, 7 . . full fisted . A wooden'bridge; as we have befort ''. '''-: : ~,,, • mistress of the.erali tolerate each human piracy 3 that Mr. S. >ad deterasined: on deticending, as - hi z ' : ,T 4 o 4si n stia - ' • • - • • saes with tats belles*, • stated, . syringe from. the la on.tosa scaffolding etected ',.• i; r,..a, • ,;,-„!,t Why 4 not the English ,aewspapers thunder tigailtset about - eight minutes mote the balloon would Alves - T. ii.i.4.* tliiati ere liikiiims.'s ' : .. l o ti l p t i ge roof of Buckingham-gate guard ibettee co. •• .i ;.*:.'•'?:;•,:.:.•••. ••• such ausltteious' excesses ? And when will the marl. been over tint ocean. MG S. isekleg choke of. a eine : - 1 -f . a- , , In, sodas we p resu m e , deigned for g Select ... " ! ...... t .). • '.. . . ion• wiii. . •, . .-. time powers of Flitope unite to keep le awe the pi. geld to au g ht u P 6 " , p re P ailiel h 4 eist "" • ..., 1 Tlft; OSItrEtIllT4ll - 0011Vii Aftnittitflit,..kif .. - .P 7. •- -- . •• . ',.-, . • , . some very shortilirections which litsPettoliOY °here-, • • n Hyde Park, the drive. from Hyde Park.eornet ~,)..,,., ,!„, , •!'.•,..i! rattle of Algiers and Tunis. • • • ' • whed they ►hounded epos the earth, bet tieing again - _ IA . • - . Mktg** . , when lesereeprireeing theoitelPii. ••.. -, to Grosvenor•gite„. wad " the 'fifirpeutintl, is lined on ' •-:.i,,,:' •. - ~.•,.. i * yr'. IMlPelled bite another fi eld by the.wled bat. -. ~ - wan mat awls hicettitsiet an ia a modil4 ,• - • . espect io r o secri!)te tonaH, • • • • • . both sides with .booth . 100111•,',of nil the deign of ' : .'''''' . • 4 ii . . . The Ifieneh :hors 'received ere to the teth zdt. the grappling irons took affect, which they did ' , ''' - -• . ups/ us a : Bartholomew Fair. • •Ifsoloos toss ep. the tight, Mende:. :'' .-*,'',•'' • ‘‘,.;`... Their coollpits -ate interestiii;.!, particularly the de- a. hedge but their cord breaking, the Bellows are ahontil whirl the.githitv gitigethree4in ell its *SO, 4 , ' i -71:7,h betorin - th° ahal"Or et Deputies. We shall, how. the ear ' s little distance, till it , Weems =weakened , ' . - In Seeks tomato ussaiiei , - solace the weenie Old. children,. and ;henna. 4. .. . .... . rickets in the air 1 11 , 111 A. ever, content ourislies with a brief 'remark. on one from a total tuhleetleu of go t and stopped fPf itself!! .*6„thweite. win fait, hem sts . , and gin only long td be imbibed by the - 4 ‘ Cupidioes, ;-• 0 : • :: . • o f th en debates. Taro very iugesions and sensible They had scarcely got Pet' of the car, olitt° °-Greutt I. '.• :, iliseiSiel Ns ittaiscriasr the wind. - - GrStictple".thetetiander through the shades of ilia', pamphlets hat; oil the sales of the (so Ovum reached them on hometack (Mr. GeorON - ~. __, , , - ~ , r - r ... . Clumps Blyseati.. 1 ,,1ik,. pill : own, • that this park • of ~ './ •• . -. , sioisd . • • '' • cailedewetiormi . • thachamber dioeght• 'tee Wilisher, surgeon, of Viscid field) and . *hated . .\ 4lo let . ' ; ,„.. w. •-• , ...„„ ~ •;' .. . v..-- .-•-, •-- the . 44, ', ~ .t . ...,bal set us . tre_n .. . . • . , ~ aoatacia. satitier Weeradisasny ... arwiedtiltellW - _ . . ~...-. .. ~,, •,. ~, , ~...4.4 . ,,,;5t.A.1, . .4.7, .•• . .•-• .z•_•_.,.• . . -- . -4 ... -'-''' ,_ • imp* . ty . • ;WAS, . • . - . - it , f ' , sock WEE* , - :0;;! ..• .•. ' • '' lr '' • •• spec.t. ,-- • -41 1. ..ttr i r ' '• - • • chaise.. l'itittow.ai thle sew indieese. - • :,., . . __,,„,, , • . ~___... _ _ • ~, desceedinor - a - r7 e4ma t. -, 4, '..-.:..- • At i t i nT -1 • -.-• ..h.0.• oat •us felt • • "0 . We? g a t sr go to pse a . "arik r ,•ll.llo l 4lgtile is t e Sarreyoihip tendon to the ,party liering . emu . their . „ cal s . F •.. , • •..• . •'- ~ • or , -'-'7 - - eVi ii ,Up , ... , - „ - iii. 4 • --2 . , - I ‘,o4m.iikitoiogii 4•lso:sitavisoN •ra to have 4 from their garden, out ordertrig their catnap awl ' 5 7 - A ldiii ke „ • , • -,.4 • -•tt,. .g •• “ . ' • ' not thojost. ._ .., • ' -••- ' • I, . : • • 'other:thOlatini`parlialltek added "lo' ids - etalifing horses ready to Vele** doileent- / . - , • ' 1 .. 'Ciiiii4 dietitian.: saosiOrchre . . rowed Igo, . ' ittel; iota , leek various • 10 1 14 ASI"s$ 141 1 13 4 p ent io n „..i 4.. • --. ••,: 4, . • ' .'s i4 • P ii'v . ; -. • . Me. Windier state', that he distinctly and peonr4 : the 110111 diaallibetlitibli 1 4 •• a only IT'llerdiettett.piedge, that .nothing ' 4 ,titter . . • , . •• kite die .....'' -.:•*- •',JO 't - a . teel , .' -'I ca . should'ialt milted '..- n - d et the disorders of . '* • I ti: Minim* was at the tevee onTlioisdayi 'ea fully smelt the hydrogen gas that escape d Sr ~.,,,. . _ et , :.• , •. ...:.. ... ON, , , ~ Pe , . : ~ y . of _ . _. phfs itir atip2intermit • ; audits, it lit rumours' s :to btr' Balloon was desceedieg; at the distance of half -a ;41. .••••• .im , , ~. tiv" . •• every low focus of riot within reach L.ondo! ate. ~ - , :. • /Oersted wi th the red rihband.' .', bile. The,.cirounittance it extreme y runt , t - r ubl e " * ••• • IMO • OWN , . _' '. '4,.. 7' . I .* •:', now to be concenteated before the eyes.of, the lower • a grhY 14iftold 1 4 . • • ith no deviation . oleirrent; • .- .<.. 4 --, •. . hmtlg ir f: - 'l l ' - . .• ,•' , '••••• ordersi, who abbe secure against temptetioe only' . .•,,, '' 4 figterday afternooo,, Mr. MOETER, who wee .man that the sterne4te met w. .. 0 . ed - - km • .irlferieldrfalielatirisorveabiae4 ~.. I. .„ odunissionerS sent to Or I , r . 11'4,r"c • • lti wy a r i ve d i n a ere. at their utmost Wight, bet cos nu a lege r ~,,,,„ ~ n . ..., . • .. , , • . byits beitig retnote, We do not t a k e mania' • •, rth.easterlcourse throughoet 'thee/hole ifit.- 5 0i ...,..t....,_,. mutt !Meet Wee. .. ~ , tbtoffensive violation of the decencies _of Sundays' • •!. ablittelapd.fusur at the * Foreign Office , in Downing- °° Y . ~. . • eillaage4 Mistily . ..•When the Balloon stopped of item, the farrow •• ,f . ~- . by se great of person') as were employed atreef oks swieGetteeburgli. "The contents of his die- -la Silo& to thee. • - • .. ' ''''..• ta u teises havil.rnit transpired:li!uttinteeifrain Gotten-wa s entirely across 2 ' and at lent :.., • • • made in the field - k ..- in the ere c t i o n -Of those booths, as well . as in the, Norway hteen inches in depth. Le is needless to my they - -' , ..1- • *Ye •lielni_ .• "5 111 really Fit part - . ether works. It ..,ii a -more serious consideration s • . 111 ' 19141 that the' t "15 had -en ("ea Nor ' (Ng ti cedall 'hi ki dan d ttanti *iser .- ••: -- With Mae; medial the ON *WO. • that idleness the. held otw•and sanctioned ter the set- • .. ifierit severe engagen t imt,;'. for the truth of this, expe en posits e n nem a on -•- Bat omit Mc* she 11.--'s heart i rant and the mechmlio, prodaces not merely a waste . 4 swot, • A we do not pletige,onrselvee. the whole party, and were hospitably sessived at . re takeevrat Hi play things. Quoins*. ••. Mr: Willsber, junior's, house,. Great Tin MIST ..... __ sr. . t i me , bat a diminution 4 his mains of life;- . ." . Considerable 'tensility-been produced at Notti n g. Coggeshall-hall, •edistanee of 42 mites, in the short i...• L'' • . . .. , • • not merely an expensive indulgence, but a disgtitt to . . , Item at the skill of the French hosiers, which, it is r. Josepus, of View -bill, who shot him- future i n d us t ry. s of 40 minutes, 22 minutes of ,whieh. they. wine ' 0 1. said, defies .xll compaition. A Meeting has been descending. Mr. S. was furnished• With St .40ffish WO t met on Monday last, hi the neighbourhood of Fleet- 'fhe streets of the metropolis were althdiitiffnlaell• . ' . geld by some Gentlemen in that trade with the Mi- ____ L __. _ . b at's rode b o a e s died on y . geld leaving a wife and go to rode post.itheise, but e too s thron ed'f the recent g yesterday evening as .on auy .v) eister, et which_ it was represented that this important town to . .trillitti for die space of .24 wales, lleforrsho OW family, The ball shattered the seventh rib, pirocessions„ .with.' people hasteniat westirerds from' • article of industry in France was prodhced at nearly o'clock in thb evening, till - near-We o'clock le - the Igloall of which Petted Into the right lunfs then the most distant quarterp, - Whe fork(' were so full .. - fay pertly, cheaper than in this country. • mktg. mi ss 'nom psoa b a d j oi e kid, *woo t o Iforfloysti the right . l o b e . of the longs, wounding the as to convey atm* . idoe..alf•lohitt they will he this. libuCE WIETWEEN ?SU:wet AND SIPAIN.--Peace be. switch an intern/of rest, when a cheiassiwiiied, and aliphrogili and opener convex part• of the liver,. eetnititt. The idiiihi”"tti•St"Jamets Park, *filch is, 9 • , 1 fifteen the Stiattielevis of France and Spain watsigned she •. They bi d only travelle d a b i d e s. tw ee ;tithing its course between the 7th and Bth -dorsi,' , , got into w.to be Welty* tpOgegi o s, eat aolireiy throw.n open to . • . i ..-- -400 Tneedaylasectr.Peris. The particiilars caneet air n o es , w h ass ig i s sop p o i u d s f ro • th e p a atAitiy bob* . brie, shattered " 'Vernet rib in the opposite ; t h e Dok li ce d ingititinteir were enjoying their,ver r trittgra tastier' the "266c:d0t ► ,i • but the basis, we th d - ' ren asleep ' hy going too much epee-the elle ai and lodged jell' , Itttisailott.dorei nslisbla , ' 'Ni •deni.'plAWadVitfl IP - Ofi howl • The bridge over' ire 14° . . 411 01" 40. same as that which existed bo- 1 the road the 'liaise watt orsisterned. A-diettetedisity 'horsing an Inquest was bidden at ten, when they , Coutiletloll-14114a Aediested to ease' trio:repo, and, tweeniessare - countries befoee the French Reveli.l_, -2. a • • whew A b e ba u eon . so a. m i• ca li f Startled a yesdiet of losanity. • engin ogees= that,• • inscribed with the nsinirs :of. natal I , • f heroes, •Smith, • !ion. 'Wit have also the tatilfaCtioll to telifselli. our i mounted on the t o p. The bowlegs yew hokum*, i' Nothing,' it semi, has escaped the anxious care Saumares, Straohap, Blottrirewiiinowfnd, Donee% . . Leaders, that a Treaty of Amity between Glatt •BriOela !. though a* materially bruised , god pr ' with . Ilse Managers of the Park these fo r thei the ceccdsmpern°yrt St , it e i ed "44 0 4rt e 4 4 4. 14 40t - t il it h v i z i ... -... ~ and Spa's. was signed on the 13th of this sea* at 1 out further interniption, except the greetiogs et ' tire - these wise will' hones t w : • - ••' ' c • , ItledritL This TreotY Is in slathieee -the nose al ' people which increased in the metropolis, to meth* ember of email temples, devoted to ..the Gmlskar. , with i'l Wollitr,igtoe? oft ...the , •*centre of . ' no r -:....: •: • , .•!. • 4,... diet aired a few yearteago with the lipstaish liegeocy. i d egree : t h ey De ihl searee ty get throng the streets...* have hew pitched right opposite Bucking .' ilantr:lnii i st o o t eet o f Coneol..irea disltßea?4, ... , .•. ... ~ ' •Informatlen was yesterday •etiosierid at Lloyd s ; er i Afr o* . isepsriencit. the velocity, end Medians ihm . Home, ictesd o . *detest . coder, the note of; is now .0.14„, with what is to . fetes,. ilet,.-1 '• .„.. - •• 1 :.,,1.... theartivel,of a fleet free the Mediterranean. his I (modem ., si xi ve t wasatts o r b e d ' solo of :z i t - nt01.t.:,..:.. ...• ~ . . ..... . part of e itikrgetei exhibitioes of the fire-works. it -., .• •• s ',. : ,..t , lilleivolyme itibip Bombay issues sailing orders for the I tit _ m ho I, , = she mar nee . 1 ..tis • representA. an ancient. circular Gothic 'Castle, our. '' ~ -. . ' Bresils:' ..Thc Penguin takes the convey for Spain, herself, veldt .'. ets reasesesetet f irielr MlOlii . Con E - . irse____,„viecOmeeetly et Wheat *maid With its appropriate tewers,end Stirmotintad i.. , ;• . F ort anti the Mediterraneaa, instead of the • • • - - • wt.. i who mould bevel to Gretna or 08141118 1 / 2 to Wafer - . • . . it °N°°'°°" o °II' )4 "d•Y's by battlements. • Alt this is,. after the repredentstioc Cha i i r Wilms. hot Milos ale and foll.b.oeripmeter the safely of a balloon tel 11111161iliale•4J 01111111 kri A sor y.: ' jo, g eo.otisrejeorii as tap e a t w oe of war odd siege, to vanish, , ..i aid the' Iditite to peen . 4 ,., • , .... ; - T rt of the Post-Office Committowis i , th a t , • A h em Ore nei th er MOO Olt - 1M111100 2 1111141.4001. Mane mad , sal its. per gamier MOW. White mad 'to shine out is all its beau tfinni ittieoribei. fly de '• 1$ 4.. '^' it is Ins- •at in point of space end eon 11041111011: a - ' -- ." - I Pomo y, neither delays, diaappoistaistahh i t met Ibeoll____...l l -Pr it t i s l a stter ; ok. ust r e at t es . ° l l l,- I t s ° l Park preseuteti.rtir aspeFt •Ate.,-c4reot country lair. . 1 . 'taper • -aestiermenAll t Y w for (*Trying on the eatentiveand extending buthes,, d o p i ng post .b." 4 . Ills. saw dahlatbeethe . ' ".. .. r., r ,. ~. . , , . Two long ranges of *sett tlertrjoceil GI I tt , o - sides , • _lc* • ;, of th at department; and further,. th a t it will be on- •' d uc t o f ma f a ir oloalloshise 14.1iave lieu Grtatilkenev vomit : ..,....1113 is •ilawe .....,.. ... 4... AS tie of the road leadinittithe'EttOW the Serpelltine - • .. .1 , ; advisable to make additions to the peeked Post-office, voted, and cheertekeejeylag, Instead. of fearipSeit OM ... 64 " ° l d di" ' 54 - 41 1y- - - Ritter, and i titaay:Cleiners of iiieol'scitttered about ~ `..:' • . • ..4•.. , ....- .4 •-t• *JD Tisk da tiatt............58 41 . end that for the purpose of. obtaining an Of fi ce snit- aerial flight, making fanciful remarks with this . • • . 4 4 ,„,„.„, a ,,„,;_,e0 st oft • , • , 4 , - different pads of the Pa t ric. ClaaWlfe . lenthorits wet!! able to all the purposes required, it will be expedient of perfect Confidence; alert, decided* . And' alsetei * ' ~4 . . g......4,4:4,.::..- - este . .... _ . ~,,„i 7 27 .31 . suspended -from minty : of the - trtbeti.._,l he mintage!, i • „ 4.... ., to re-build 'the said Office; either upon the present i ... when .t was necessary to Secure the ; reach- i •-•'14 44 • 0 ••; ., :' elite, and sefficieat grouud contiguous thereto, or upon ing the earth ; and eager to sake an -r, rwo i n . ...,,,. r - ..... .Feed ditto a 18 24 merable butts of beer, and Vast qinnittfies of alliktits , , - ..• • % - ". *new titer .4: , • ! when the .iris more serene, and the region "'"7` i- . Bonen A. Of 65 Five Flour ..... •• • •60 aOr provilions, were corded. in eh Saturday. - lini. I: . We undirihnid that Mist BOSWELL, the daughter ' , for uninterrupted • prospects. ... - ,W ', ~ *be Secssu ... . . .... bb 60 • , • -...tma.".• . • booths last-night were all lightest ep, .disposing - of - if the late J AIMS BOSWELi t 'Esq. has been so happy i • Miss T. though aciseitinted with Mr. • ' ' . • • ' -- I , ' 1111.1011MILD*ARKET.-Ave. I. Weir various stack, Ind the ameierneota Of the Ilyda ...- as to interest that brave hero, his Grace the Duke roily from her earliest life, never ascended Tat - •Ta sink die 0141 pa slims aesse s . Park Fair were already begun. • • •• ,- ... . liter ... .b. ed. in 6e. Od. Meteend QOM this rte • • . . • - of Wszuricron,.in her,pain(ol and peculiar case; in this Instance displayed wcompostre ant - resote. saws .... ei.. . r. 61. ~ . ...____ , . i •I . . 4 ,..., and, we trust, his Grace will see her placed •in that tion, sot incoosistent with the truest delica* vigils .4 41 ,0 ...K. oe. • 18 .; r, ii-74 • ~„ . ...ow .:. Accounts front Quebec snare received on Stiterditt • ' ;. , .:':. -- ;.1'..4' . '.. situation she war born to, and that her late father's ~. is equally distant from childish timidity, ask isildiesTA.....fe.• id. le.b. 91.- . Peva •.... . It* , 20 to the 20th of June. &Wile marines and sepasen had ..•:. ,-:,••.... ....4s. ••• se ilk 05. Pak' , services to his country entitle her, from the KE • boisterous rashness -- it was dr penA oak - : stair.itilix*T• . • . arrived, and about thirty-eight meellitant zeseeissist-., . - ~r - f., -..- • GENT, more partieelarly as proudest' of munificence m otive - ...„ 4 .',.. . :. 1-. '•• i '4'4,4. •• . mar V.• 1111 . - .bev le fa- St• ei• • PIO moot of.lriporteekree-10110lal or 'llilit°!o' h tf t k• .7 ''''':-. - g ' U ':4' . were made to her by Col:-CONGIATTry in his Royal , .is Whi c h has smelt- hdilletelikkit•:: A -•." . j 1 Ohilllt •••• I -ki .., 1,. it t. ::: • Highness's same . 1 Higher than Ms opherymmon. ,' - SOW lb.. .al . aectirred; ," ..- - • , . . . • ... . . .. • . . -' • • .•:...21.1.1. 41.1-- - -.,- - . , • er s . if ~..4.,.. . • „.• . • . ~, ..,.• . $ . ' . ~. . • - .'. - ...: - 7 . , . - . . . •-' . . . , • - • ' • . . ' • . • • _ . • , i •. • • ' • • , • ' ' • , •- • • • .