The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-03 00:00:00

f rilE 81' . ' AMIN' litotes, that at Clipenhagen, in of the fete in hone& of the 18th of J..ne; diminished, that the Government la di it to iaei the interest in the currency called Coniesitlesi medley, is inclined in *repay the loan of 60 iliilHbiw. Tidal report has brought their paper below par, se that it is offered it 991 per Cebt., Viettlia currency. Oar Exchange has k better apPeirance. The liactialione l are indeed Very irnegidar; soihetimee a diferatie of i 0 per Cent. In One afternoon ; bait, es the wbolis it , pi.ngreishel improvevee l as *nay be eipechid frail the highly favourable erects of the war. Oh the 7th, 100 and& ha cab were to be beeght for 3W in paper, bet in tfie afteiinoon'a report being spread tilt Bona parte had escaped and embarked at Havre, the ea. change fe ll per cent. Thus this max Will cootiaeel to influent* sti public antenna as long as a drnp of blood Bows In his Veins. fu hank paper has ako risen ; it was lately at 13 au' iiti, and is now between 17 and 111. of Bonaimirte climmitied the most ;sec, and broke the windoccs of the Ain he Alli•ql Powers. 4 the Loir#orcopiel part of the depa►t. , erene, Berri, and Niventois. Its head. few days ago at B.iurges. Ao Order Prince Eckmuhl,daill (rem that city; each of the divisions a Military Commis. 'en persons, to repreias desertions and Inst military ]cos cries were heard at Bourg, in Ain, Fe•ch and tionsporte's mother passed • The Allied troops, whir 'were guar. ;non cniiiirecgod theca dis.,rders. rink has escitiA some tumults tt Com department of the Meuse. The Res iodised has requested the citizens to ah. 'wring that Hower. Tne free corps of anent dispersed quietly. line of the Austrian troops is most se esterday morning some Hungarian hussars • of their cr.mrsdes is irons before the for having committed some excesses iu the they lodgird. The Intendanries which ►ere-every where Intro. duced to manage the Civil Administration in the con. quered French provinces, indicate the protracted stay of the Allied A►mies in that country, a mea sure in every case eitremely advisable, awl if Bo naparte saves his life in this crisis, highly necessary. glr C CORSI% COCKBURN took his' final leave at the Atiii.iralty on Tuesday afteri , oon, previwis to his desi ;Future for Plymouth, to assume the command of the ; Northumberland. Sir Hesur Liu autaT, the Under Secretort of State for the War Department, who with Lord KEITH, as Admiral of the Fleet on the station, has notified to BONAP otleially, the determine. (son of the Cabinet respecting him, was expected in town yesterday. A brev4t promotion takes place on the 12th of August ; the c‘lPitt will he great, not only in order to supp ly the Wares of our fallen heroes, but as a re. ward for the arduous services of the gallant and me. ritorious survivors. • It will Include the Lieut.'s tut. Generals of 1808, the Major-Generals of Iglu, 441 Colonels of 1813, the Lieutenant-Colonel: and jots of several years stamiltes, sod the Captain. of 1805. Umlaut pnwautions had bows resorted to prior to the landing of Ike Duche s s of A vcou came, the cause ef *hide does not seem to be rsplaitted on the ground of the respect and hemmer flap to that autos, 'pet %on. age. The DAP de CHARTRES had preceded her a whole week, and the fri_ste which conveyed hiro me. awajawil in the roads. as 1% ill as three smaller sldits war, ontil her Kurd Highness hid quitted the prirts It as, reeterkalge 'slit she wore a violet'silk Rowan Immediately on tier return to France, and 'st 'the tint. then in Paris. Itoueo, and ekewho4e. tleranMs were taken ititn C".sledy ac adh ~rPut< of assoutog who was diqii,g 4 i,hp 4 l with this c(iltour about their Papers to the 26th alt. arrived to-day. Ills and Russians in the departments occupy, aro suffering greatly from the insurgents." These insurgents, or free he ptnntlerers call them, venture towns occupied by their enemies, and in the *Wks. end Into their very camps In Am; and even when they ate caught vine 414,0101 W The bustediote hdue firaAy .0 C thd.nulull eipettrd but tater *egoists trout Pasuledlisteloy The following itla'fresr der German ,;tatmeett, ittiw 2l.—To.day ignsit germ wOe this tows. A body of insorsents. peasants mode soloont to 1500 men, sp. ..h the intention of plundering it, as they 11 other phteea they have visited. The the town anti nvighbeserhood, aboot assembled here ; the lohshitatiti'elao of., as.i%taness, which the Russian Ommewistd-1 The intorgeots, however, mitre 11,11014. - ' sight of the Russians, and rear the towards Bitsch. Their lender, sac 'orbacit, attempting toilay to steal a spy, was immediately , ernoitised streets;the ouil the ititiwpositinn of hn were ohliged to ego force to keep mollitoule, saved his life. It is sae, t ,wit !wrested he cried rire Napyleon -4144401getAitirrint ow*, end thy 'ling, so that we are safe from a surprise. .ustst, Jvcv 20.—The reducti n of Of he Confederation now in the field, will In by the reserve and a part of the Setif. lighly complimenting the conduct of the the late crisis, from Gen. Grady, coin , lst division of the Federal Army, states Camp at Vaileyre■, Ju'y 17. he camp here had been filled yesterday the whole day from the morning early with people from the country who came to see is, measures were taken to secure the Of the night, and especially to prevent 'hich the very high south wind might rnn •nue. All was quiet in the camp, when 'clock a sentinel at the left estremits !ter in one of the moot distal.• barracks of thy to ours, which wa• unnecopied. In s battalions wen. in motion, but the fire Apidly, that in a few minutes the camp ire broke out, and ours, alto were con. ithout its being possible to stop the flaws. ,uddenly changing, the camps on the right e ire, and by pulling down semi biter. ►tracks, the conflagration was stopped. , re lost ; but a considerable quantity of destroyed, and seven train horses burnt. is not known. JULY 19. —The sth Bulletin of she 01. has been published. It states that by an between Prince Wtede, Prince . Schwan lie Duke of Wellington, and Prince Blarber army was to take up catotonesents be. Maine and the Seine. The head-quarters tvun, Jumt 17.—A letter from Vienne, our Gazdte 'nye, " We have received in the e..urlo or mouth of August we shall Ippiness of seeing our beloved Sovereign lis ci!), with his august All) the Emperor It is added they will resit' , at Olden, end ~ etherto here the c•Tom': jou of our Kitog of Lombardy and Veilice,aill take intorno. After this ail' he (TM:rated the the Archduke. Cherie.: RIIII J tiop!l wis h Icesses their btides. Orders tine hvro al- to the Of f icers of the Coort to put every order as it was daring the Ca n at From this time lfO new contracts are to be ihe army, and arrangements are uegociat )mprnr9lst, in en amicable manner, 'how al le--a proof that the enemy's country mukt (pence of maintaining the army. Thii mea. most fatourable etT‘Act upon 00f tinailFes,s, itl t that the wants of.tbe State aie so V •••• •:"MI ~.. #..-' - Menet, k.- reformatkie England, &c: . l ,_. titi , plena!, ..- sew.. /op, Ipt . __ - 'at flationel errors may .kopecOmplialied, if a steady laid,. arc...or-Onto pliant a. ihe Moi, e. it—. wade to give air account In the e Asians ripe 4414:11ra in . . . .4/1 persons' within the Maim of England, viltkik ciele•ats of the mow. Mews of Boaaearert. They ; awl uniform neterminatiotileedepted to effect it. • •, , , the ' . ~ • - - . mcieues adjouttng ,tedi, are temporary sub* wri •In chalk on a board which they eshitte. a abort j Public Reform is essential to the . Preseha- j ec ts if alie n e, dr per:mime:4 if natural baefi.A-. *errant of his di ff erent occupation, —•' At break.' don of our national character, and, is the ooly Though not en the erittsh soil, he is within the pro, ta.t"—" In the cabin with Cant. M ,ert,AND"-+ means of securing our public liberty, esteblisheAettiou of the BriCsli 100. If at Pbtrootrli,-he is 6 . • Writing with his OtEcots"—" Going to Muriel" i big universal tranquillity, and restoring the • in a British county. .Ass Habeas Curpos.tf issued, ....6% Coming 1111011 deck," Att. must be obeyed; . and would, no doubt, willlety'be I pie to the right use of their intellectual facul• On Thursday last the freedom of the Borough Of . t . f . . . . . obeyed by the (Amain of the Belle:vas:8. It "1)414 is the delirium miner which we Plymouth was presented in a %Over Ares , by p. sent, '"" i or be humble, being Vacation, by the Ghancellor, the 10 Litrd KEITH. Si, R. qratt_ll4,l was sworn in as and sack is the debasing influence of political Chief r Justice of England, *or ether of the Judge*, labeur, a freeman of the said Borough, having been unmi. • corruption, that' many of us .vtlinfy -conceive • ware at their house or chambers, immediately, founded on paled a short time since; a very elegant and able selves to he i free and happy people, whilst we an gifidneil. And if all communication with the speech was delivered on the occas i o n by Dr. BEL- groan rosier the oppression of a thousand tusk-mss. nelterophon it shut out, which might marble NA. Lama. hi. D. • ent.aos himself to make the . aoplicatio . n, die in,. , tens. Hence we passively submit to whatever is his GINTINENTAL CHIN. CON.—The amour, which is . prisonment of ang individoal within the ts of the Si.tell on es, whether it be right or wrong; and be. r , ~ L , the foundation of the cries. con. case, alluded to in - nagsrensaars mut Conainstion, concerns the dig:WA the French,Pepers, did not take place at Pad:. but rouse nor mind. have become enervated and lethargic, the libetly, and the rights of every Englishman; at Brneoks, • day or two tuition to the battle of by long continued submission to arbitrary enaction., fault or error in respect to this all protective law, Waterloo. The husband has laid his damages at we find it too laborious to awaken to the toil-of re- which being remedial must be most liberally con. 50,0001. which, it is said, th.• fortunate lover °Hired Afton,. and therefore we gradually sink into a'' st rued." to pay; but the affair was 100 notorious for romp- torpid 'tate of politic*, insensibility. This is a sad Two. O'CLOCK, THIJR.D.VII MORISING.—A dark. sition, or the party injured had too mach sensibility thing to enntemplate, yet this is the condition into bodied carriage his just driVesi furiously along the to be Content with wearing gilded horns. The which many of our own countrymen, who arrogate to Strand, in the direction of she Tower, escorted by Parisian husbands are astonished at this conduct, nine light horse. If We had not previously been ae ,,„ themselves superior illumination, would perpetually which they ridicule as a strange English prejudiet, r educe us. But the principles of liberty in t hi s quainted with the d•stination of BONAPADTU, We and each of them wishes that he had had the good country, though confined within eentracted limits, might have supposed that he himself was within it.---* forte., to have netted his Venni with such snottier canno t b e completely annihilated—we have occasional (herald.) .!tars.-..An Orderly Serjeant did the duty generally i vre dietions of the light of freedom.—lt was Lyceum Tnekrae.—The Musical Farce se Mg performed by a prying chambermaid, upon such lately ezhihired try those fathers of the people, Ara was repeated last night with increased success, occasions, and will be the principal witness on the arid promises to become e _permanent frivouriee. It trial. the undaunted majority on the Duke of Censee. ap. , is not the production of them of Mr. -litNeT,lnt Mr. po i nte d for enquiring i n t o th e s tate o f the pd. On Tuesday evening about sir o'clock, M LAND'S begging Bill. The Committee recently of that of Mr. ARNOLD. - Byrne, a respectable tradesman, of Green.st r e e t 1 sons deserve honourable mention, for their patriotic -- Last night the ()titre of at.nuccrig• and his sister Leicester-square, went out in a our-horse chai se , ! the Princess SoPSIA of Geouceerass, hotinur.d the with his wife sort child, for an airing, but he had exertions to reform abuses. See how naturally error creeps into every department when vigilance is re- Lyceum Theatre with their presences to see the Opens •ty crossed over Putney-bridge, when the horse ' of M. P. and the new.F.ejce k et.Ahl Ada. when Justi ce a artled at some object, and ran off in a most ford- lazed—al,! whoa Gaolers imitate vicious•esamples, CaoiDow, Jui.t *p r .- e.m. il,. Lie. d. t o ins w * • * manner. The chaise was overturned, and the herself becomes hoodwinked by Cor- 1 . sox.—This important muse CAMP on this day bee whole family thrown out with such violence, that r iet irp h t n ie rgy n, it is high time for us to awake from our I fare Lord EiLanaglltotiPn" the Plaintiff, a con.. and enquire into .the state-of things. * Mr. B. only survived the shock until yesterday , siderable freeholder et . the county, resident its the morning, when he expired_ ;, his wife and child pro. necesto Let 6:4erierel insestigMion take place; and' the ty of Reform will then be apparent•and.ton. neighbourhood of 'Batt ersea, it appeared, obtained aidentially escaped with only some . alight bruise.. ' 1 T , e Gentlemen who form the Baud of Drury. from one of the Common - keepers of the manor of people, it constitutionally be. I . Wantiseerth and Battersea a liCenEe to cut tutl i and vineittg--4i the interreptible and intrepid Bepteut t aa • teflon a • generous ' lare Theatre, base presented Mr. Aameco with a i nu ri . 1, make t h e fi rst t r e ble effort I n the S en ete,„.... 'lad seatidisettratats foithat purpose. After they had very elegant and costly piece of plate, bearing an in. w hat though a f ew o f ( w e d epen d an ts, re l a tti oa , pi . been Wine time it stork, the Defendant, a labouring sesiption, which expresses their " grateful thanks cw „„ ez i wtii , shiold.be deprived of their pensions 6nd , maar:who'has long usurped. the individual right of for his kit.d and gentlemanly conduct during the' •period nf hi. mana„ement, to which the interests of sinecures, would it be a ildwct-relidine sacri fi ce if. It ku5i.,„....r 10terr.,,,,,,„ mui„,.iff's servants, and operated fe.r.the,euivettud eon s of t h e em pi re I I s tithotifartilglit &ere them from the Common, and the corn ern, and the comforts of the performers are• floe esamPle of lac mu* CUSITIIM nothing to a Bit. destroyed Wlrthai ted ,_t,ltry had cwt. His Lordship so much beholden; and their sincere regret at hid ; thi n s Ave the Miseries of poverty, the degrrniation of ` , ohsereed; 'th„at a tiee'i!li once ,given, and hari n g b een &termination to recede from the direction of that' bete& ." l i d th - 11 f i car rail 4 . *.acted 'uPtsn's "was, not -ieFue:l't toil' and that the Pleiw. ency, o i e orrors o. n Fr on to 4 Theatre." ' gent. esperieficed at this - element by, thousands of. try .serrlivts . were . ep . tir toil' their dot g y. !!is Au Inquest liar been taken on the body of J o h n los xiiestes . tip; su bj, et „; e geme di mpefte bt e. otrishie farther ohsepier . twat tto bye-law, made by :Immo, gutsier of hi. Majesty's ship Perseus, s+ ho, 1 ,0,,,,,, e ,, aw l forwers s seast4o l4 : to th e f ee li ng - I WO a t feW indiiiituals,ioVaralssiorth and Britercee, could in a fit of iestousy, rut his throat. Verdict— L e . , of a • Fingiiehortua f list 'as hop ellat istde the lii*rai 141 4 geoeme frevsbe rat • . as respects com m o ns aw l rtar..e. T he %If,. of,' he derea%ed, during hi. absence _genuine 'we are not all Itmt to the.sentimentsfeilkittee or I 'Pam- - in America, bad fillets in love wish 1k black matt, b e ,„,„„p,.. Ti,, orbi l f!ie l oion.,, t (..p d iiiimplit a i .tipp r ot, I • , Ourlteadtli ikilnilll pleated to sea that the great which so preyed upon his mind .that . he became in- b.. 14 a ff or d •In t ''', I It deo tbre , 'CliA 4s. Tit "u'llit! y sti 101 er _or genegt eau a s • -;• Lotter z . have been distribeted to sane. die Pobliciu Skimp: the 40,1301, in I .4mrte. s I projected regefetion' Of the abo d es (IN " kg,. 1:11i19P/S I r • , „ , 40, is On Satortlay se'nnight, as T. GOndlake, Eq. of and public AM, 'may belhe ts6ctiti4or of more Im. I , litisvhis and (1'41 , 4141ff-- the 410.000, In t lalar. Benham, near IViotageeßerks, was travelling from , Portant reformatkius in- the •pree4tietiPtiem of peli..r.a . o 4 ..)s l Sisteentits- - -- - sl4 l frPrat' 2 9.9%4 in I Quite. hi: sent to the latter place, his gig was unfortunately t i cs ' esttesa pece. if themes e of'poblic virtue ilia r . ,1,111 Eightifs, ashy' $ Stzteentirs. . TV, shows For. • overt‘troed, by which accident his thigh was broken, patriotism, be strenueosle adverv . iiii i t ~,iii,,e ires ien „ .l4anebto•lite'ir4e lifilA Wan she is wont, and accounts Red he was otherwise so much bruised, that, so are- le ofet the early and eager demand for Tickets and Shares . ly prevail and (Wryer the country from the hydra sorry to sayt faint hopes ardentertaiued of his rt••• e t enrruption. in the new Lottery , the Sobatailt which Is already eatery. 1 'Berkshire, July 2S, ISIS. CASSIUS. • announced. ,1116. ur tellie . EDITOR or nos STATESMAN. . To rils.EDhOR di frii Siditit:SkA.V. k• -t • ' - --esse— . • • --........- . .. , 'litite.:-Ai tie Political Coitilliution iit leery Stile Sia,.;:-Tlie tidier. of the Wier to. iiiii . Rel. Mr; lillifistit&billition of principles organised bj , its parti- tartan; . ils your Pipet of jelterdiy, his treated me .lIMi Atmbeis, aid adapted by them to the put- veil eitiellt and ettjuillY; by thargleg me silk poseis,..of gerietal 044(41104re end skority; rod is mitink Id illegal ifildatit to leantd the feelingi Of a chi*( hiagistritra, were primarilj , iPpointed to est. poor Man ; *ken, On the eiontrity, it Wits at the rote the deriette of the people, by a strict and In lm- Partiedler desiiti of Mr. twain.; that i med. that I. pavdfl administration of the powers delegiird to dark, il bleb is Malting but this Intik, fee till per: Miran, eonfointably is loch tonilitetion, it most pole Of seeing Mr: tbitstass-hboeef neeerarily foiloti, that When thee, principles are. Ido hot pretend to slit thee Mr. Fkiatibtilli ice ittesdetsd Ao he changed or subterted toy the goieto...' batiste his dad/Otter to lii loisbavni ; hbk did I ureter ler meesbers of tile Stele, under tbloer es by the , the "Week id. robed MS ter t • bit ta 0444 aldose the politleat preen with whktl they are in. Air; Triiitst. AM I iiiiiiiitiolii isiiiie 04 484 *plied; the Constitution is iii dan g er of deitioraloo although Tottiskt* of NeWgite, I hail; ate Meth fel& and the people are liable to free that kiwi of politieit ing for the dittreil Of SO fillOil4telitalli II de liberty, .seloich they had Originally preieribed to writen of that letter; themselves ; for civil liberty being defined end limited .I idt 'aft billiddie reread . by the laws of the bothifitinity, the undue adminis= joists( 3. int 5A11P.0411.1111 tretion Of them mist necesiatily * o bvert the libert y ' The folloiting NNW titi yhitilillif iiiillidifil of individuals, and tend to deprive them Of theit Poblished lit Minkted t...;;. eosistitetionil privileges. The civil power of States tirtictAt abLiiiirbf.itti. Ithaia ori4inally emanating from their composing . 1)010.1 i Ntl. srit k yr, av i• it; t riiimvtch si es it hish o lfi:n . tads del - tiootetbers, and the Slagistnites deriving their *sad. t , tt re ' d el it g it ". : rite from the people, under in implied compact that 14 Ce ti ; ' n the ' 21i r th Peb ! 11 1815 111449 at '9 ; justice should he duty distributed by them agreeably 7 ' O n the ist Febko : Olaf ilieilldriffili ter try, t i to the principles or their polity, if by the Introduce great ditfieulties, principal!, ln proitaiontoo the tints of any measures inconsistent with such princl.l troops of the lot and Id diviserinsoinder thl4dionteed ples the Constitution should lose its primitive cha.l of Majnt Hoot end LiebtotC i ol. Ct Coairtit, teach& rartaristics, it virtually ceases to have existence, t h ei ed the foot of the Bolen!. Miettteinif hit tit* treat 1 road leading to the cif/ of Cindy. delegated authorities revert to that source from which 1 . •.. , , ~.„, . e .°' The lOrt -commits intim% di teroeth rho redikib they were. educed, anti the majority of the people taint was taken.on the 2d. aft - rilling,Oppt;sitio • haves jest right to establish a new order of thing", i l end on the 3d a fort, stilt fet in basinee hl in greet and populous communities it has ever taken pail of .hy the iityslivillhins sti; ll „ been considered the hest policy to counterect the loss ; on rhilt 10th tio . iirehr sitateAslitiee fern •'7. 1011 . 6 . 4 the greet risenail` ptiltsysitioatigis - .0 growing influence of corruption and innovatino, by end 1 three s tud disliats fro* Cant .. .ties k .1.. s meesure. of reform. ter it should Ultimately berated, Last th a t the j o ss IA his id . „ had aboadn i. • • • i .en ohnoeinus and insufferable, as to Oeistiou Is reefs; the ca pit a l, an d the defences "hi*, lisd - liesall •,,t '• z•s !Winn or the State. . i to prevent the Peerage 111 th1i . iiie . i . .......• . . , .r - A , The histnties of all nations, and perticelarly the " Ois the 13th, Sir R. llaovramaMpiood did vd. ': • i - .71 r. , -,. sneak of our nest country, fernish Idnumerahle le. sane' of Shtlitolfs And on ilw isilostiog doy Niteroi , t stsoces of the mischievous consequences arising from the city Of Cindy 9 lad died bid liiml.risameis ISt 1100 Nisr.., , . _ ... , an oh,tioste and roll Chit. acquiescence in the mea- - ii 6, t h e itith th e Ki ng was i i i r eogiwoo gpc, t om , some of lor rope and self-ieteresied • men ; for those p eop l e of rj efe h e t ei do 0„,:„ii id le e m et i id s p a h ~‘,,• toes are cnr , upt an self-interested, who, actuated and after some restletisieg was, together . ukili tit. Ar ... . 4 by %satire or aststiition, deviate from the practice of his live% farm riiii64. public ii•fise. Of ouch It requires -0. aommrotott th il ata • rf " Sli R. Bka/iNittoll tip Gait . , conduct sled discipline 4.1111 : 31 1 11 .4.1 01 , 1 i , 7 - ,._ ' i ') , peapiencif) to discover that We hegemony dispersed &am 46 ,6 0 16 11 , 6 r, : . . among the 'stir ranks and departments of this , s ---- , - '. t : r 1 ,f ie ~. .- 4 • •-,,• ,-•-• f . .. kihoidnut t . and ss the number of. these increases, the . • That afate,indepeedrad,fiedrponstlaello3llltakskril‘ • ...deal reform becomes pro - Mr. CAPti WO; has Maid.ei the sta4ieo of Sthis because reform would- entente- Leon's being at Plymouth.--" 804Atsifigtirlt,. tllO --- appetites of 'greedy and consumes:a of the Admiralty, k Skill* . the limb& - nothing is to. *ratonalist of British boil siitllitints• Um its red as peivate it _. Men,' and at few things- side jed,..01l at raid though net withits dullish( 41 , 7. 6 t the 4 be Hake* - •IU insizm a xm= l 'A IWO. JAI tonsenuence of I the adherents t frightful excesse bassatlors of the The army of pleats of Auvere qoartets was a f• of the D a y of P appoint, in each lion of seven offences against Some seditleo when Cardinal t h roug h there. tared there, son The red pin' mercy. in the di t. *inn Commands of stain front wear that •lepa rt mem v. The disciptin Tem Yemeni; condueted two Etat-Major, foil house where th, ,1 4 Frankfort Pi The Prussians which they nee French " ism fh boater's as the I yr into the very t, poniard them it t. and set 11,,, to shout anal Ph. 'C3 thin of the et in German), bi e. this hope. T ch. Papers s•—• SA Aillaleat, spread in this the fling peso proached with af. hate done all hr. few Russians i, !ca. 400 ill Mt, agog tick tend their essi, sad ant declined. ed at the sigh dire mountains ton * Geri, of Tod the town as a arrested in the Y 'if Russians, g hn ; is. the enraged 0111 after he ,vitsis not • ELlititsugisigt wehr is formin) the SC/I AVM A WI tlr Army of the hat shortly begin I lery. A letter higl !dal COOPTIAP in tl mantling the l .e to as follows : After the (Sunday) the rest, • crowds of pet bees their friends, who tranquillity ni any fire, whit ed s der dangerous ants, About 10 a t o i o qt t calved fire in a !here camp neat to moment the Is; ll* spread so rapi where the ire cow tamed, withoi n•tht The wind sod, e, i s did not take er rtf mediate barn then No lives were effects were di eitot The cause it r auto- MUNICH, J it the 'talon army h 'she. agreement bet tart sersherg, the Jowl the Bavarian to• teen the Ala G.'• are at Melon. t are• inserted in o' w ith news shot tweet have the kapp return to this log, a Ii fot theogotogethl ed Emperor, es I place this note I, n' nutituals of tl the Princesses ready given to c ari.• thing in ordt Vienna. Fre iron h mode for the ine to compra teady made— •fl hear the esp.' et sure has a ow and it is said , nlinu a i garment.. i difficulty ofOlfecting politica al it to The Northumberland received on hoard on TOM' Isdia .. rely greater, because T ;'* wd a„(1 tlay. a Captain, two Lieutenants. N , lll 4Ttprivaro. or ' .noel the ungovernable l of t h e the Royal Artillery. The 534 It xionent embarked . et" eo fl But as not :eep ~fr on board the Buelphaliss and C,41.,0, which weir to 1: : . P 14 2 14 0 ; girtoons ii Old )esferday. nova VS Olie troop. (restraint to 4, , . . Id, that yard Bo NAPARTi at St. Illelena. Upward. of MO() argil . •bpto be pluaralot 'ton ! beats are from mortrinito ribt . red Ibe_ilaterar. 4 ifiir, ... - . ... Loot. r " fe r e it at i- a 04*611 W ** " 446^ " 41 " 1 " tan g er. r ' ettabHoltatiiait or moral 'tail iirDelee. no. %Verne." of the B tieroviors adopt a rasialls tot oritooal errors maw bil,a, 50.—..—..„..„:_--.....!--- --------- ..- . ....14..,: - ,.. - -- . 2.41111g1;,....0.., ;o; , '"hs. • '.• . • .. ~ . • ) :. • .•- . . . . - .. • --4; . :.- - --;•,..--4...,..... 4 . i STATESMAN. - io instDhdit di +l4 S i Tii+i , ...S.VA.V. '. i . • --emoe-_ • .. ~ ... Winn lit every Stet. Sia,.;- - -Tlie idler. of 011! iffiti its - t h e Kra. Mr: 'gulled be its parti. Ciente; _lb youi Pipee or jedierdiy, his t re ited me ...:i ' them to the par. veil chiefly and otsjuillY; by thargieg me silk ni skerityi end is Entine Id Blvd iSdasit to *Mld the teelingi Ora ~ 1 k iiipointed to eto. poei ciao i *ken; On the eiontrity, It Wag at she ..., i r a strict and in lm- Pareledierdesiiii of Mr: Turner; that I mid. Obit aft: " i . rotten delegiiid to dark, Si hith is Milking but fhb trek, for die par: 11) • ninieetion, it most pole diode( Mr; +dismiss-henget 1' !hobo pHisoiples are. Ido riot pretend to Ay that Mr. Fkgsteigtilil HI cried by the goitste Mete his dedghter to be iniseieni; hbi. did I yield .. . . r Maw or b the •tbe itedafit id- *wind his terlingiki kit ta 0444 whlifi they are id. Mr; Tbkht. And I siiieeithelli habil.. Year date nger of deitioctioo l although +lit iskey of NeWeitri I itaig hi *WA fall. '• ‘ that kiwi otpolitical log for the Mitred; Of Mt fillesil.teditorei IS tile ,• null,' preieribed to writer of tint lettek: ; defined end limited .I till yob' Istliblitt bereast4 _ . 2' e . ~ the undue administ juttin Mg, IB .- - IN 7-7. - e 114 ;11- 111"114441"16- • 4 . : • . y *obvert the liberty . 'price them et Omit' The followingNNW ilk ,eeltiehlif iiket iii pablisheil by Milikted t....:. ..,' . • led power o f States tirOiCIAL isbLieirkit. i . ., Et their component , _,.. 11/01114iNCI.STithilt, Aviv*: . .' leriting their astbo. 44 UMIHiChOII hash Wien Ills day ' • menet' compact that Limo... Gob Sir It. Hadieirist4o4, eat Csitif 79 . Ceylon, the 26th Peb. 1815. d by them agreeably " On the Ist Febevery; *of siierlitirelifit serf • If by the introdue- . great ditfieulties, princlpilit in peofielordne the ant with such princissitroops of the let a Id diviseensoinder thl4dinnsaetl se its primitive cha• t of Majet Book end Lieet.Nol. Ct CeitirtiA, teach& h ave ee h tence. t h e ; ed the foot of this Botta Molokai* bit toe teeth it morer from which l road leading to the ci7 of Cindy. • . . , -°` The fort coritemiedisit the Ile thidiseh the male rarity of the peop le , twins was tikes on the 2d aft • riditer i ,epds , sitio • s. . t ew order of filings. 1 end on the 3d a fort, still tett er in .. oacanee t nullities it has ever ' taken possmition of 17 *be 'tits : division, verb i . ,•... 7 to countered the lots; on the 10th the tinhy agalestetseed tort% q s and ionovation, by and rest-bee the greit vitae- if ) 1 1Sit'w IP IPilir ai , - • three mites dirient a from Candi , when sat r • d niiimetely beeonsd - - .' m • , learnt that the King end his ad stilted amioto -• ' 7 - 1 Ito aeallau a trio = I Hit annual, and the detendeg Whit* badleest • i to prevent the Omar of thifiiiee. • - . .. . . and perticelariy the " (iii the 13th, Sir it. Biorresiiiiiijoinidifol ed. ,:,„1 .. & Ai f J_. ,„‘ . .......A ' 4,1 1 irfnuaapribie Inv- stance ?t the's' my, Assn on ter s wools% go y 1. 1 111 , ff MR . ' IA from the city of Candy, Lind tiled bit fibb4.4bstiets be 114 . quences as kin tont • • Piton?, ieacence in the "" e ' - :e On the ifilli the King was A ire W4 "" 1 ii . j 4 . sled men ; for those people of flambee% thi Omelette into whit* tsi feed& .. sated, v,hn, actuated and after some ~..Ming was, togethet 'oh& two of . • . ... tram the p r actice of his Wive., takes. Otiiiottie. . • ,•,. 'wires no noesurntott . 6 Sir L Skolgwatott fiWaisti Gait idgkiL,kt ,: • - . t hay . many diaperod c ond uc t god discipline ettiklim kreel. • • .. • . • • t,ohst Operi.tiOa%•" departments of this - ."tv 1 ~. .. . .' , ; •7 , . • • 1. . • . f these increases, the I , I - T h a t t o e, indenrmi a lo. h oor emsadno l oh i t o ** reform becomes pro - Mr. CAPti boot; has laid ow the WOW of rhatia stoma would - tweets- Leon's being at Plymouth- 4 . Soelao4ofoorkit , . till • . 4 ,,'•••• , '. petite, already and concurrence of the Adoelrelly, k tekAld the limb& "I''' ng i s to , erde- miler of British local 'Belgium. Ile its ' " e f ts • ' ...1 . : . ,' and al few things sidered as ;solvate though tost t Ware •tess. • stria fed, nod at seed within thelindie of • . 114, w' • Jhave fob thi4r the Halmos ' , t Id M . r ' OW --- sed - or - sait - • 0 act, the refortuatkow England, dm, iiitli • bi,itsit. wiling* RN .Siege t ospliebed, if g s t ea dy . land,. kc. •or'unto pl'acies.leoyeend di osoi, e. it .... c 1 00 4 to e ff e c t it . . . . All persons' within the Aeolus of England, old* i - - - -' incledre the"adjoining Jeer, are temperer,. sub* i , 1 to the . m r a " -ha ' jects if alien[, Or permlniont if natural burii.A". tr, sod, is the oily Though not an the ecittsi soil, he is within the pre/ c liberty, estsblithi;.4ettiou of the Brild'eh low. If at Pbriocrli, -be is I restoring the • pen. In a (tallish county. . Ass Ilaicas Curptis•if issued, it intellectual face!• tlimety'be must be obeyed; and would, no doubt, wi on under which we .obeyed by the ( 4 4 0 n of the aciieroPutPu• It 1r9 , 141 be issuablo, being Vacation, by the Chancellor Ibis Influence of political chicf Justice of England, - or other of the Ju:/gal, tsin)y .cooceive • mfr• at their house or chambers, immediately, founded on y people, whitst we an 4,lnoii. And it all communication with the a thousand tisk-mas. nelterophon ie shut out, which might enable NA• sit to whatever is ilia • eoLcus himself to make the aoplication, site im. it or wrong; and be.. prisonment of ang individual within the limits of the • English lams and Cenctind i ion concerns the diesel', eras red aed.lethargic, the liberty, : and the rights o f every Englishman; s arbitrary exactions, fault or error in reenact to this all protective km, tea to : the toil - of re. which being remedial must be most liberally eon• asloally sink into a"' struerl." ility. This is a sad ' Twoo'Cifoce, Tilvasott Moameso.--A dark. s the condition into bodied carriage his just shims furiously along the mess, who arrogate to Strand, in the direction of the Tower, escorted by , wou ld perpetua ll y nine light horse. If we had not preehlusl) been ac.. 4 o f lib erty in this painted with the (is stination of BONAPARTH, we i n c „ n t, ecte d li m it s , might hive supposed that he himself was within it.—. • ; I—we have occasional (herald.) • freedom.—lt was Lyceum Tnetrai.—The Musical Farce se My Secs of the people, Aunt was repeated last uight with increased success, ' s Duke of Customs. and proinises to become e _permanent favourite. It mmittee recently op _ is not the production of thit.pen of Mr. •KtNaw,.hat e state of the pri. of that of Mr. ARNOLD. . -i ! s, for their patriotic ! Last night the Duke of aLnucarisa and his s i st e r I how naturally error the Princess SOPHIA of Gisodcatesfa, • Itimoured the risen vigilance is r e. Lyceum Theatre litls their premien to see tee Opers ‘i rate vicious examples, of M. P. and the new.Fajce k et Ng Assn/. -- 1 hoodwinked by Cor.l Caoteopr, - Jur.t *3 1 ,7-Chhist,. Est. d. to,wuwe to awake from our' asst.—This lreporfont cease CAM* on this day • hoe state-of things. * • I fere Lord Ettasrateedp.n. Ihe Plaintiff, a con. take place; and' thi siderable freeholder oT the county, resident in the Se apparent andCoti. neighbourbriod of 'Bitters's, it appeared, obtained d i n t re pid K evomooa • from one of the Common.keepers of the manor of constitutionally he. I . Wandsworth and Battersea a licence to cut turf, and r,,,, i n the Senate. ~. !bad spatial sereaum foe that purpose. After they had• ✓odents, relatives, or. !seen dime time it Work, the Defendant, a labouring . 3 of their pensions and . entii,:whO:hu 61g:usurped the individual right of . ' lending sacrifice if It kottisiginif; loterruptedtke I'leitstiti's servants, and I o f ibis em pi re I I s Withoisfarty4igitt drove them from the Common, and :: rim..n o thi iig to a pd„ destroyed nirtini ted they had cwt. His Lordship . r.., the tiegrotiatihn of `. o hserued's 'th a t a ti.e#'ol once given, and hari n g b een ,r . i ncerfem i on .k. o - .actediupon„ wee ntot_feroi.sitke,• and that the Plain. p a ; by, ib aus a u d a e e trS .servants' were oldie doing. their duty. His formerly respectahlo. uttiship further ohsel a . that tin hyti.lew, made by 10 t h e froi,,o,t o d ., a L few indivehtuaiste‘Yun alert!' and Battersea, could amen f bet ' us hope -fit iside the . getter.l law as respects monsoons and ontimenwettietee oriMastes- • • • , .p. r u mw ,„,,,,,4 1 ,, 04 -1- , Oue*lteadeei * H T ha Armed to see that the ge•at „ 1 „.. t f ,, mitto i ne, . t i te , ,t Capitalcln the - lite Lotter have hefts distributed to ps .'',, N ,, kg,. pi i", l , l , ~ the Public' fa Sharp: tilt g 510,014, Ps It .artsrte• s, 1 • 4 ,, ;(1300 , r o r mom I T .; tlieltils; • end ft Sieasgtifi-- the 410.00 C, in l (jure 1 , u 4 ii e tiy a t em or oil _ terenfi 12 Sio•filtiks- - - - vd pi ,e2Q,9IV, in I Quit. • ' ' • „ Rail i t ei iii, eirel ia n . seantssfe•ifsoit4e liiiid Hall she is wont, and accounts e of'poblic virtue al . 4'et.',ll! grifllltis ashy' $ Stlies' n t hs • -T. l l l , shows For. • entry from the hydra for the early and eager demand fat Tickets and Shares in the new • Lotterj, the sobegaillt which is already • . CASSIUS. • Inbouticed.