The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-29 00:00:00

• Z+~wei~'n'.'iii STA' Y► :f able Baronet's assertion and information, was as little r•t steles to the name of an invention as any thing which could well he itnagined. It had, in fact, to !mow neither of uoyeity nor of utility. He thought it wie of the worst cork jackets presented to the coosi deletion of thu Admiralty ; and, therefore, were he obliged to employ a cork jacket, Mr. Mallison's was the very lost to which he would have recourse. The Committee to *horn it was retorted had not, Indeed, called this plan an inyention, although the Commit tee hart reported in its favour, But the fact was, that it.cauld net he called ate invention—for it was sorrel: an altotatien of the plan used by boys in - swimming, by thresting t : that install of placing cork under the shoulders, its the ordinary way, some cork 'should be placed under the breast, end some on the trick—end this, truly, was celled the magnificent in vention of Mr. pin Ilison, The Admiralty lied, how ever; eireo Mr. blailison one hundred pounds ; but 'hitt gift proceeded rather from a desire to encourage the application of talents to a subjeet of this nature, theft trots any favourable opinion of Mr. Mallison's Invention, ea it was termed. But If.titte Plait of Mr. Mallison were of such immense utility as the Hots. . Baronet waled to believe, why, *would ask, was it not adopted Ia the merohistotse ureic*, over which the Admit-any - had no cootreul had Mr. Milligan sold one hundred of his jackets tothernerchautships? Ho believed not • and surely, if it Were so mogul, thousands wood have been so disposed oF. After o rionte further remark*, in the Ifensourable Gentleman ridiculed Mr. Mallimenos plus as a trumpery itorentialit which' ha. old i e was war. eunted in Olasaribing it, pOeft 611 aatberity of several naval *Anna, its crselsded with repeating his dissent from the rarkion.l l ' • • • Met. •WHVIIIIRSADIetesaed, tbet - having been a Member of rho ca& ttat appointed to 41111SPille Mr. .ildallisoni plan in 1111, he could say that that Com mittee unanianously recommended its asloptiolt, and _among thstaatiitessiliffi istatattnval officers of the -biglrest reepectabillity. Otte of theie officers, who particefer'friend of M., stud who from Illness • Ma priMentedfreas going to sea at the time, amared :4 1 3ffidrOMe. W.) that. were he to go .to sea, be would „employ Mr. hiallison'a invention, from id; conviction 1 otility. , The penny &daystars of this Immo. Itiouine,-that seamen might use it II itimat being Ms usuallieti fore actips iu t heir ordinary 'engagements, .;;111 therefore it was 'preferable to any ether cork ket, although the flop. Secretary of the Admiralty : Aright not sh wa proper to use it. Some persons eat • doors bad t fns ooderstated, objected to the plan, 'tins by facilitating escape it -might, encourage deser. An ; but thisdenger might be bearded against.-- oaii.otioadtoorerer, it must be observed, furnish.. .slid ROM, proof et the efficacy et the plan. •Of this ,'plan he fully approved, thinking it useful in teeny drases, where Capt. !lionises plea could not operate and lino itlitking that.; ;Wt even eery) materially 4to aid that most important invention. A Message from Ow Lords lamed their Lordships' gesatnt to the Princess of Wales's Annuity Bell, the HOoke of lVellington't, Lords Hill, Lynedoch, Com ,Atermere, Ileresford, and Esinoulb's Annuity Bills, iqt certaifi other.Bilis. . act ief it fiery .. .. the . .. . 'ion - C. 1V! ' After a few more observations. by Mrs. ynne, jar. Croker, mid Biel'. Burdett, the latter agreed to ithdraw hio motion, from, the iseptied admission of Gentlemen ou the Mier aide, that many litres had lost through lb* noodling of boots, &c. which .itlosi.sion he deemed a selficient ground for the ob. p int which Lit had in view sad nospactiug which he y v shauW hint till to mole 41:ely in the neat Session. in ?twist to prneide tor lb. b.-6t of ohs navy, and to i l sweentre jultsioe an Mr. Melition. ..4, 4 4 o orsted till 'amine-row. ..1 • . isittMetolvailmatray F:KI*NCiI,PdPE VAatt si t zvi *r o ilidi•- • Yesterday a eivwd of testi a . the terror. of 110 Tbvilleries, to stie the Ith.g passf t ifteVats gantry of the tattle. When his Maj*.sts apyttratecr,rotiuitiug trim Neu. the plea. • sure expos4.ol it the r..tititblislimeol of his health • was entrant amaillettied bymost eapres'sive transports: . Mir Wiirjasty stopped •at tbe battastly of gellert, .apptettset `sett tetra mations a joy teased 'ffhp air to monad: 'The King afterwards shorted hhinself 'far seem*? miners at the grand bal.: cony, which looks tnwardi the Coert-yard" of the castle and the Place du Carousel, where the national gnard and the troops of the line were litetabled; the same enthusiasm waisatiolfested with the greitest sclai. His Royal Highness the bake do Berri followed by his staff,. Inipected the rankt pass ed all the troops its rrriLw, Infatitry, caialri,.end artillery. Cries of sire Poi ! Ylae le Mac de Berri! ;were beard from tbe'commetitiment of the reeimWiatil it aished, • - •, , WAR OPTICS: LIRDER OF 1;11i DAY. Ps*. The battalions at* IParisina National Gawk kalllln v . atibs liad. whirh appeared yeast*" before his Mdasyish.,.,, WOf Joe Tbaliteries, have merited his satirfaetlas, sod dip es , at War is chasged to testify it particularly to all gibed with themniversalaeciarnations with whisk his poso• Vo Wag received, and in which was manifested the twat and lively espressioa'of devition. the Kiog bias remarkid gspllh pew pleasure the piwtrens bt these eitesetly organized pawns. The Duke de Bern. who reviewed them with that at tention yo all details, and that expert comp woo, which eha raettrish Mm, has confirmed what iis Majesty blawrif observed. . HL itairA Highness permitted • tonaisarthe King as _his arrival, with net Unsaissi it r r a rth-htli he glir baile them !tiler the first assnasst. This Sealed. .~ r nem inch it • Pen*, germ of complete) report I firm present . with the. 19;4 It Wn playing's idteitly - fickle the thwieguretlen weeks of . , i. aespicioes pewee, The formal act e t ..og, by which he accepted the Constitution . Seated to him by the late Senate--the retool's a s he afterwards assigned for totally rejecting i; .' a c r bo it e a n ti a ot t i me of o rri s to e u d s ay bi s g t ot r r a y satn l ys ' o4: continued restraints aeon the liberty of the o ak _ _ . • .44 rebirth It is *PM -toot time ~ I per Cost. Rd. sit a t i n o d n l i b i n the res pa the rt p o ro f ceit . : a lo ti n ce o w f i l th he f l ea los rl t, an ha d ve th fi e lled itar the et; pitn ne ktuals4 -eas of Parma will Celle se a°°" s per um Geo. ....., ovatsq She will reternilltilWbit after 4 ;iv Clinfs.ll4O 1 47.: taking the waters of Abr. - i'!"‘ •-: t __. 6 P •r " I ' tes.z ,r.f e :. , . . CENLYA, Joie 17:-The Arch. , Marta L..- • - e .; . , . .- - . ~ -- -- bold presumption Am! porteutoes hone. It: Louisa who had visited the glaciers ,•,. geolleYs . VW. ir. , - vp ATE sm- A N The intelligence from lAly respecting he •" 4": • - • - : of the Arch-duchess Ma'am Louisa, Is sigg returned by Martigny, and - embarked' yesterday at 4' .. - 4 44 . 1 4 1 . 10 . r A"V t j ose fte tow Villenueve, to proceed to Estes, whets she arrived e La'...---4 interesting, if rellepar mot be pho t talit uus ! il at two iticlock I. the afternoem, tot got into he ', LIAO:70N: - ' * " , . stated that Bottaeattri bad seated-I%IM f • carriage to go to Sectaries. This inmeins. *he PIMA T., 2dLY-Sfft, .1514. out with her suite for his, whenrshieerrived is t . .. that the G or Wes no itiattudlOßS lIIU/SA to Perm., as ineweesetrlll'Alideet•bgr le M e .' • evening. , .. . . . °van' - foii ' " • " l'he following are farther mitred, from' the Dutch th i s morn . .subject t sea bltik. i s Hkealse r et i n a l) * Dersoa, Jeur 15.--Sir T.. Fitzgerald te. ot'ogi- 't them • It of land th a t aq TM4I,IOOAV , al probably 44 piaa a c j; 'density appointed British Consel-General to Genoa ' and German Ayers, which we received by Lord W. Bentiheit. . ' ing i --• .. , ' ' '' 1 the Emperor of Avtlnt* will shortly repair oi ) lffd ...... ~,o, ~,,_ •Hy a vessel •sirrived from Palermo we tears, that Boomem, JULY 2c2.-.-It is certain that the fatO King Ferdinand/ had resumed the reins of the GO- • our country, was decided' at . Parts; its • union swish st } sweets Id% OSS his 4,,PQrs-in• law. . Conn/04 40 vernmeat, which he-had for some time entirely tan- . , • honed to die Hereditary. Prince. . oeighbooritag nation la op,tologer.the Pri doubtful, but tee taratooll:l4l private eetresisestdellfe ei ed OM Franc there is 'ie . idiot at witss tint ha fi red till the- Congreis at Vienna. 1-o- t Et, et sp es ie IJisr.E, Jes.w. 11 The English Legstinn in So isi:t frotiltigrs kerland is competed of Mr, Conning, brother of the It *rem, netrto be deterniiiiett Whether our -frontiers rdlefililidll.,'ld :the Military part 4if o p IN a late dinner of the Officers • : 1 late Minister ;. Mr. Addington , the MU of 1 4 04 int; s h c ,ii fixAeollo the Maese, the lii;the, or the. Rhine.; nation, Wadi wilt: respire ash the' policy et . 1 mouth • and some other persons belonging , td dist, 1 4 , 114 ,,,, c 64 0e h .t „ assi i to suppose t h at E ughtu d w i s h os t -French Government to *flap; and ens lingelsied Ettglishfantilles. 'This Legatino HIE ar,i•. garrison of trardagnon, who*, , i J 1.4 - ,hlti+-siur frontimpar-marended . to - the Rhine. The L l 'Stris that 'et rived sootier than was expected. The Nbilictert, hr3V g 4::: 4 . '. ' - '- , ' - ' . . . r-- ....t • .• • •- • • been ordered to accelerate their journey, is. oriler `..7 . ' " ; -- -if - - - 4 i 7: - , -- " atde 9.1 auj.,,i)nlered. . . . all our, Officers and : twgog the I* treat before the other Powers • ter a corks nt- 1 4 11.411 "ar vet tor t Pilareatinv, upon the table, and . 1 .., • • • f Bitted (row Fronso, to lily aside th e ' began' itt o .l"tatei . . they Sifted the stool: . 1 . . Swiss troops, which Englent swishy& 'A take ' : Erenck uniform . by i certain- day, the military • weer. her service. . , • i• • ; hog, French uniforms,, now here, .lar exe,miding the 141 - lialthiy: cieidudlise ,by the. toast .ef.'..... • • blzuecit alms, Joni 18.-The King • rot,. es !tub .garrison in number, It seem' . 'tisk, e uncertain when trelt.:..ta the' BatlitScorli . " '-' '".'- • -- - ' ' : Z. morning, accompanied by the benetlictiontat idlhis .: ,_. • sue C ongress et Gitent will * opened, the English . "'Oblige had. ogotsleo ' :,te MOM. Om palenti ' 1 ;; people, and took thereat, to Ber_ue. Bitrou--1)111ho------ ~ „ . • trade, after a disastriseit.wer,a4e • peac obieft l a to boklt his Mihjesty's Minister,. Is to depart tolsor. c a a mussum being now of titiftfilied -7 * various reports aancernin e uur iof infOnnadtte upon this interestieg topiceutrits , -. Crow , ' • • -. ': 4 ' v s . , ' I ;. Gusto*, Jots( 9.-For son days, past we have sPeldib - :t0 rertattlfie'liatleleit ranerceS. Every .• t .. FRONTIERS OP BirtvAtair.X*B l , :Itivir 13.-I/POr :beet' disquieted byli : 'en 'this some tintepitio, •qtiallion. We, of bourie, cannot sty entletlied..4. ltaitatioi! hasoregoiled le future' fate. It is pretended that the western part of the Canton of galtaffhaeSets, en the stilqect ' without i cELLoa of the : No.olE9l7Eli for 4 - of of t t m your territory -is to be joined to Piedmont, and the Deputation ar the: French ble . sto the CAA representation of the toisottry distriets. - -• . eastern to Tuscany, and the city of Genoe, S . yi Los A, Jour 11.--4)ur course of Exchange has t the duty of 15 !wont. a a • (Aid info territory, be declared free ; this weeld,ititit Ad de -1 fat., Pit . .1 alts. '* fidleit every day since it'xias known that the artivat of •tho Emperor or' lanssid - here has been put off for pope the city. All trade has hield.eillf Vend for -lighed, assigning at a mime, that in coussstose se d setae oiontlat.' - Thedelity in the opening of the Con. - some Ow_ . ~ ~ ~ 1,,. - 0 1 : that duty, and thi Improved ,minefect deb gteis is a reef walafortuile to the people of Austria: I Srocatt JULY .-!--W ous J 18 loin'ifltkilinfft .. __ i _the Camlattke i the market Width , e and of Germany, us it forces the Sovereigns to keep - once for the result of the ' missive ; from the At i lwarkild fiie : 4116 b4seiciii te-liit• . lie- CtiAtic .... .' their armies od the war estahlishnient. A ; A. ai ts l HANOVER, JULY I 5.-" Dur Cabinet has published 'Norway- The Swedes have always -esteemed 'tile it)igr....- tit . ,br4_, :l i'ile,ed . , lit a me. nor' . **h 400 .... the better. He salad that the duty Mss a Mote , of whith tile following is the substance:- I,Peopkt.of Nor-way, end eagerly desire their friend- re - the' a lthea 06 hope of a . danak " The Newspapers contain eery day new cotkirt.! ship. It would cause great jay in the whole king. tares with regard to the probable issue of the sego-idiom, if thine who m i s l ea d th e b rave p eo ple would; at : sirs for the eucoungentent of the fri t h f l ip chalets'. which are about - to • take place among the . length, renounce tkele Chimerical and criminal sin- t-manmactfireas so that the clear Inference I st apthigi Powers to which Germany owes its deliverance, i sad :dertaki ji Ilse ill be obliged to enforce rig. we n can be done for Segend, 'while Itelaed has a prik ~ as to the definitive desiination of the different Get. I !me I • Imitate of 1.5 - werimtrft.• -1 1 / 4 14theisenteernent• dirt' iyights by afr o iseekek,sine =peas of serving will be , .-- ---,.----. ~., - - 1 - men States, the existing relations of which, require ..., ..- . 113erinvitogements. , : !-ready toassittt in accomplishing the onion of the ! exportation , trade fli . )loess , bat the fatal truth*, the Continent tail, after 'ail, nridereett •bar in ' ''" The Hanoverian States, which have belonged .two kingdoms, which wilt be equally advantage-' that young and old are. eager In serve • this article, and . _ has cun s egnen tly . moreiterghtsitieC for a thousoffil years to the family of the Guelphs, 0 0, t o b o th. and for the last century to the reigning noust ..Iruropeen market. We are S eined) , aware -of the prooget,9o lo ,6l under a beloved Prince. to whom all F,,:rope, England, as *ell es the other German States, have s - .. I . i . d Sweden in particular, WPM sof much. . Eon r been delivered only by a Confederation ' of the Great ..an good. , . i ....' • France . lei the single article - of cottifej - viteia Powers,. of whisk England has been, in some men.: OUT 5. "11 4 E1141 resulted m": l4 Mith• and share ". v a ' ilnirit' v that ..sa - •• • ibe tigo - ' sure, the soul. During the whole period that ' a 1 , the dangers of the navel Outbid with which the corn- :• I ' d !L amd lP-- -",a.0 .-- - . ---- . . , haeghty Conqueror strove to persuade the inhabitants 1 paign will he opened; and all..the rimunsteauces treaf... a F warkateetKch"ed open ue fete . • .. of this cntintrs that their destiny was itrowOahlY !, his family cannot discoid* biln, • : estrpos?",.** t4i,,. - Co • ntinent-•heetionlio*r lig united' with foot of Feeney, • felt of confidence in i ri vOPVIIIAGEN. JULY 1t3, -r•IlliS1110/11illt, the body , eird • Pregrou -1 e 17,-. !bbe" eienAlliiiii • 4: - -11 , 10-. •+ the assurance givest by the reigning House of averts- ' ' gcAgiootv Christian 111t., - - wet Interred in ..4. 1 .4 11 avrts R_ , !,,, ,a 11Weenteble • 1111*11040.0110, , iiat wick, the it world .stoCisa_any-case s. ear! dime - ' my • ..,.. , . i t i l ik i eige s A i lut i ss ; Poets' ho. l ll. --Wilkes' : vloe, bat' th at. 4 . ;:..eiatieratts oraanclition, romance its right, they never test the - "4.rheaet - tiottlecisild, hi • Ott • . . . . • •• • --' - I - 1. ' ' ...- evils which are .not .to be obilittai- iyi _ a inn 1 hope that their ehildrowtnighawitness the reworatiou ,Sora. • . - . • , ,• . n - of that powerful ~ I loose, *laugh they .theowelsts . litaingulkog, ;REV 20.- , •ThiGerineit ?oieltiolters' . of pea* 'Thus the passions of indiridaais, , ,1 .. .c night not enjoy that itstppinesa.• Bowed to indulge it habits of a ' •'' • - ,Isave oefehiated, at Leipaic, at, oh o :Me, litiVeitival . " * - 1 " Note that event s , outstripping low fondest ~af th e f_... of the •to e5,..-_-__., which - rover be subdued lonia fejultfi.. coinforlallY,oi,iello ! venom hopes, have accelerated. that period, we learn with ; , .'dadiatator ef Europe has foe lloinhiry yiada4ltbeeroli ' tut* fin f i a tirtaaaa i b ara di r4 ' 'thikt°4o , i iru great pale that eviLdispneed 'persons eve damping t I s . . , . .. ,s -. been - so long accustomed-41011o t 'PM .1 the joy and confidence of th e people, by spreading 'to' dashes . lit .. reports calculated to sbocioesen-those who give no •!' IC A.: Exchange on Londab' 30. ' : • '', .. • : now, will she continueln eaCe, Aka -,,d Credit to them. -• ,•, • I. promised by it seem to elude the eisjOstildbsileik s' • .. .... • • 4 4 We have, in consognence, deemed ;t right to . - I - inn-neck of the French "attic at Aosta lei the hope, and to disapaoiat ftreiforts etiemiliesolalkle declare, that all conjecteres .w positive Otatements;me - Saigieteents of the Moniterr,gthe ifitkihOws. terprise. !that May be propagated t"Caethilt *read" view The real state of France as to lief:finances, wkicii;; i change- of the- iinitoteritti Spites are* letstir4ias! - founded. We invite _ the , itisibitivise 4 . ittos . k " -after so many years of war, cannot be looked epos as disastroes. The interest of the old debt to bt . scope to the joy during:MO .feet t isilled about to take :place's: account of the "emu- .1 -. s • ... ' .provided for is stated at one .hundred milliont o f • - •••llameret, Jolly 13, 1114.14i' , 0 1 . . t. , mintzsiVit." - francs,' or shout four millions sterling, by which oil • i • f._____.•:. • i:-..g-gs •' i -(1.7 d= . may estimate the public debt at something less than Pguistm sam#Acit.. : ,-.- L ___„• to tko‘ do to ou bi o l o o to t h e i *ow_ .. Armored millions sterling. The total amount o( According budget of exitance! of .ihryear 1813, -the talkie:44El'A, espeuditure Is estimated at about twenty-ftel is the amount of the moms epirropriatotiotheriOferent millions sterling, the ways , - and means of paying brooches of services-1. • ~ •: • :Which have been already inserted - in our Paper of tho Von Lim - • - - maim° 274 h instaa4. The provision for . 9earmy, therefore, Royal Family :, - ... 8,00.1,01R1 tw v ubei of Peen ... . 4010.80 a exceeds ontothird of their anneatex'penditure, and lei ~. tr4or Deputies . - . - 3,1100 01ft . Department - - 4.l.oauma calculated to raise a suspicion that the peace of Virepel r! igst Minim • - s g t ) ;: l a Haws Department : ... , 6 is not permanently fixed,- unless, indeed, an Inlrattst War Pllnretneet - , .!. t 200,000,000 m o de o f l og ic is to be adopted, upon which tad - . Deposita/al I: .. • hi AVO 090 - • - - i• 1 •- .•• 1 .• '.. •• ss.iatms) political doctors of the European Cabinets havefer. 40 , &Z ee for► osier to ta tht , c lii Imi • • o •.• , 5,.... .-s..' -r .lhe , i..M.104:00.00.ixer The axiom io m m t s h o at e i time m e the ert Total •. in 700,804, enlist be always in an attitude ~ • Eurplos of receipts appeopsiated to 1110 papprot of ' of ctwftit " 4 " which may swears, 70,300,000. This, -with the - perll ire. 1 North America; Nit in cis; colpts, maker the *hole amount to 818,000 1 000, I only to be mentioned to t which Is the saute as the presumed receipts. •,. 4 '•-• 1 attitude itself supposes •' , ..k.. ... - - • , unit men with arms in their ' The Ma or wsz.Liscrrow wilt honour the Le Attiods, and revenge in their . MAYOS with his companY on Tnmilff.. next; on an ' preterite, anted the..first opporr, iltiaatio eacatato.- t : 111 4 1110 4 - sn• 41 state hostilities. We, therefore. ' ' •itli ilwi' bargee ' Coldsmitbst - are NNW Plume, 1..... • • UOthiaid . . t••A•••• 'till* DART, 11 4INIA 0•01411011; Ids Lo w Atia. Mei 17 15 p Pllll 95 p far Ace. 64 if , • 4 444•400. • ; 7 - 4 Y, Paris Papers to thy itiklust. _caster morning, front Whick ieeibave 'takes '115!,140k i extract.. They !axing Ots whole fines sr( the Free& Budget , : . , , ,14 , , 4. 'As King Vas granted 'permission to -the Agrkal.: tarattiollety to resume the title of the/4pol &cleft' .4 401ssiikire t and the insertion of !dit,ieuse: et lb, : 'bead of the Ilet is Patron.._ /.. . . ' ,:*: : 4 . The Ordiftawee, of the 20th , JulT e.:4l tte!.* Council of Prizes to its foresee agate; a try* law of the 6th GerminaNtelhe ylpe r fl i , : 1 ;,,- i The Councillors.ofStati. tiod di; 11410140 t i t quests wear black, vittritifeliak of Mee Allifii embroidered. . ' • '" ' •• .. ( .• . -.• The Receivers of direct fuses aro_AsiMat pointed by the Minister of Fiaancia, silVi*llift 1 giTitter rrgitiarity is their isevegietits, ailmilil;44TicTlleril b i lio,' 'together 'with . 'ti m e' 'biro,* of the C e t t lemithei "' um "' '''' "'" 1% i h rrinarlabie prat:kiwi. . .. . . elan, the unfortunate i Th e bli v ‘t er a t wort s &best to pope :. t e d oe m en Ns it Shill oilers'' Ceeppiniles, ire hi preparathsto for the turof bit Illidepty's iiiders. several owatiewitta. IA la eeesalitio. The peer will take water at .W e ei sm i tt . French Government fit or Flenosr, eiihre farkisoirsime or aereateaseet tallmteer etee A GA •ii t egi ac i. • • i warlike temperer the pi • the corps. atlipr !WC Illtleary • . *ill be y : Veiled 1 ' 11 1=; 11 . 1 4 M a ri .. 4 of Fritsch asswe c lsen ts. buy we Wee, saitsfactlon t and the gel tin die Ana,: • , - - ainuietere tss, repritairst ,te thee the poky French Press is asoceih MM ille i nr iblif illiet -e .. ; 1111.1111114 L"-- -2.4-;- .2j : . i wires tali IMO dell , t IIO . air... 2 Eid &neer dynasty • 'yet red • ~• ' - l l l l,l llll mtiligh we believe is Akent,iS pea vent • *l4:*, .14kwy IA.--Ttiollit s ti. 4 l ~ ' 14. omit sir 4tiese ; otet, sip Noel* s hi p . w i th remora libliti Ind cop) the Emperer at Assatrielh assn . to ~ , e. .• . 04 eve . die th r #4 ll4 4 ga s . o. lwr i ssei h aul certainty,' that' the pies lePtivibtr• ne•unt ittplornoadilit. ..,-, .. . s tor froofivoir ti;rltw e ett, A ' ini A mprim i ci u. so. weans popular will rdoetconit Pliny:see of lib thillitt. , r )., , . „ 441104.0111.1f1., . .. . . of ,pr!CNlliiiso. act viewed cm Pine liq time wrreed its &toe - , . ripia.*Ope 440 * • meg . %Asia% he' held e h o w! $60. 0 ~ . 1% - . 1114.00 1 _ "11.1" #te! lle .• t rea c lottoa .""liell'r ,lf itfor ill i tee! iti e ivoisows I%oriiiiney luts revititol. do crate brig* ;4.,d !t ot. . .. I c a 04 ' p . e : iis .c=3 1 1 7 4hq tee better* it to el 11th army stalloneti at. rerotit ! Millltiegifflit kingdoms le still 111,00(40ei, ' .;.•!.. ~ - • ~, qr_ . atd. d op e , Mirvoifotti>,os of 4 1 fii .. as.r.smcr. JULY 1-tr- 4 .' -' 1 Me _ 1 . ' . I. _ . 4 1 14 ._ ~ .1 1 100 li e t *II!" 0 1 11 i, 4 t . lOl Ant UtP ArChAallellejt ' ' . m i n ni 7 , ..t. . •;.: 1),;:ltc ; '.: ; SWAG int" few evil trusuieu uy me Dimmer or illialiCeii lIINIIPO i Ia /I"at eil i i"S l f cl i fils r - approbation; Before the resterittitili•dilk o prileareat Pomo li pointed by the King. .• • ..s . ri:::.•%"4 - - ' zdo for war, is tkst a r- • The news from Italy intismobsi * • _ suit the 'mark w of for some tune back been eor :•11/ .M.IIIP civilized Europe it,ltlit 7 Bison, the President of the United Steeee. ••. • '•••• • i excite esectittoreMie - A German Paper states, that the French prisentee e s a disposition for war ; of war returning from Raisin, contradict tee repere r bends, *rebid+ In their r•lieartat • l ' ul ""` fr- rm:'"l that eAty t or t General Vandetemia 'fietebig hung himself; stir gem s he eaten* ii!,* . 41 . ' lastoidii e(iaaalleaPP.44l .ikiii4Vilitt t li F t e n,: -• . “g 2" see in in :414 41 •±X i tl '' '. *affirmed thel Oolitivel AmbetiliFialtplaufr. !silky in whichlthei : Astissiokr to..CASteetisielie.. :I . 4 . r.i• l .4 l '•' • ; itself of accommesiiitlng'ilie . • '.: •,• - • • ...:...4....• .4.r -• • ' •,•," :.. • e, the evident proefs of rill- 1 6 bwischruiott hands, if not viglrantly ciillirliti zf future wars . Thank the by eilidtipl't ebevas, is bet tow opt is grizal'le . :ely restricted asunder the Sitsiunitlat, who had deeply r e e d tiallieleeir ; „ : after *port arrive!, which tioeir ohserrea that" Man, drst iiiliblesii. con„ a. e. , inteonearly, aittkority;"*yrumb fantastic tilleke . "*.)110110` , . French Cinverntrrerstleiv 4titels wbekA,The COndeet ef Cnostatimimar ft be. finny, and that alt its Gteecester itheOtipitine, anti ItopitAt Oat of the lii nee of roards, is nsvirat Wife' iv It Is Indeed, to tkoins:h patty trtent .. ,....otie ,thpugh• learesiiiii: 'in : t o yinge feliceitatecter, t orturerrh"Veteisllmed ilk polves:, :Itlrto . l 4' t' 7 Ilywe tb leekite the return- some way, aid theretere contrive% to So ' hi 40 "I t o' people for a longerpe- and :punials by injustice % The ea isdr tor- 4 '4 1 4' *oration of the Ithig, ; STANHOPE. 4o thia ;lair, yefiecte_the r liitibeillilr mir I . .c . . itu_ unexpected and ep. on lib character. Ltpreres beyond doobti that ha A ..- • at Para, i form part of .—. hi