The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-10 00:00:00

WrATESMAN. consi. , ng t *don of the eonntry r a mavaddy I. i o l fib of arleciot r . n eigetit, in the na ,• , • o . not to ser4 against Altles dering the present war. NEXT SATURDAY, at NINE e'CI INC she STATE.' LOTTERY el T DMllk_lll.soltee PIA IEN , . , 3K *Witte NM ORA The theirersol Gazette has the following article t A Il'io...an Journal says, under the head of , Vienna, the conferences of the principal Powers of Europe have already commenced, and we hope anon to learn the results. The important point of the discussion at the present appears to be Poland. The next conferences will have for their object the re spective limits of frontiers, and then they will be i mestiptlmbrrOCKfi-Ttoll4,,tit•-Orriositerermewwww-r--.-ww0reww.............,.,„,,.,„ .....,„_. __ _______ occupied with tiefettslansental principles which are %ail _ I _ . . ... . t•" Asa, Am. , is i e. ~• ‘ ... 1. o f f thteetoletilsidesi . into..tytepals, has a port of en to givisit siaallhaib to Heroin and to establish the 1 r e e r r e tn i :4 o a i ..64.l . • .. , Exchesiser Hilts 1 tI P S p try, t ilittl'earries.oti a smilttradein fish and lumber. c „,,,, 1a tura .. e a t g , •71otthislistelligence may biAdsbed a•report no less rightaof nethisienewi -of Mama. A solid CoOstittstiOss 4 por•Gellbsi-s••:-............. for Germany, founded owl the natural interests of the 6 per COsilfatry 9614 g t.• - i important in substance, het WHO not yet litter/tit people; will be one of Its results of the labours of --- - -1 -------- • i • ;• • the Congress. . .c Art .' 4 r v.:I S nrlms co no 4 itr --- 7' .- : :. 'l -- thesameauthentication. An • r ofartillery is stated I They wti te from Sisitzerraad,. that the disturbance* Tit/ Z 1 :211id - • - ./Er 431 U ii IT N. • .., •to have reached, town yeati r-t 1"„ 14 1 *ping o 4 tht had i .. - Iss the iGanton of St. Gea r hoseasi every day More _1.,. • A .~ Mermillg. .Tr that -_, L __, • • ..,......• a A411.... - -if 21) • ttasi eon'. teerp,}i • . - 4eli t - .. • • • . i e aetoonts,nuu begs receiseis mete; al ~au . g. n s agis-• ,All is. confusion in Spate. The Catalonlet4 . ;fr9: , v At 10 )iii&i. j4,p , . " .111 '' , " 'at " 1 .. 1. .• m• ent betaveltn ;we treopt a* these ef.dativittA 7 oto pate .to be for Charles IV. .The former Good . „ a t tito it4itu dgi r i t ,, toc i o otiallOi ASldliotti •c.l .. ) Ali . Chiefs conduct themselves in different parts . we* .ibv ,.,,, t)3 ; 0 1,p,,,-„tir-A ?I/seq.! . ri. , l 4444 ..it . - . ' ,in whiCh the l a tt e r Wert! eititilitAlKdielitt , a - s ‘,. , th. og fa „ n • , A - 1 - "7"7 4 0 . 04 . irv i_ i!i .. l .... 1 :-; s• handoneePlattsborgh,• wie& t wettest: lath! . tely•ac ; copied by" the British; :. A l Aitillt.riKielilli4 lolo4 o, geeHeSry like independent princes. M. Sarrasiii Marechal de Camp,. has • had the :tettrltt!lllteoe of Trash : Jr,- . t.t r a yxstTr,px tm cm Ilif 0 Sky tie PP 41 ' 111.11 „which was still held .bt - Zrilltilfs" W l ll,4llyeeti l tie honpur . ef.l.)ing•presented to the King. ._ , arms in America ,, which ; WokieceiVe every day details respecting thiirkbAiree, _• oa :els e "Seppfeinenlaily ' Casabas . Matched tdistialeit:' ed to b e i to o so di ate t y s r - t ik r O' l li t s' .'''' - duo MIA latistalastrophe which hes annihilated one of thertneso _., • I - sia Salardiy -evening, and partially transpireo se tee euter t ta j o soi m i t , thil4 it edoologetgatiottr!„•:.,-,rbt( eitit la the work,. How 'entild a . nation , sot. .t atzusseksonthict itself et i h reshoonft.vii 4 4 16.411 I ' late an ' hot* for our philicatic;,. * Thisicceithi4 ' ' • ""--;* • ` .' 11 " n . (1 efficetAi!thar s rilritteay , alt , at ,, . flee'rot tilroallieltHtlela another - sbceessful dash 'on , the : coos! 0t , ,.. „ a; r 0 ,„„ g ht w io,, o l g e, swa m Asaptete . p r ep o snieranle nu lierharities the old banditti of Attila 11/ 00 Gissiessiet Ai not thliect oEstrocioes - sekesoce e. . ..11tf i leS 1 4 Trans-atlantic enemy, now essitilid'at all porous , gad. !Coq Ontarip :Ned° tit blurt been • launched, and all huineeity ? • iltobespierre, .t het . " alMiintialt -hi° feeling the weichkisc i ullbgqigittiorer o will be read 1 s ari ism the •alsValla lie of stores and supplies Zcribleaceetsrplicea,theComMitteesstritithic.Sefetr,'. with peculiar interest . 4 ., . towns of Lit Vendee,. erdited Ilse illestiqes , o• a c I. f f...Vi1l rv_ r . . ' ge n t p i 1 12 .# # r h i • . , osak,ll f d.ixte# vg1141114, stebed, fo e tier, that e t o' T o esoson • asigein f and demolished the fity of • ~, , . .. .. ~, , . . , j ,„ ; •, Lyoni t •*". ' '' to the. execration of.egre. • 'l'hil Item die MIA oit sof is & n 1 7 ( 'bole P ai ror rari t tnetn e P h t • tha* seitas i l o4l l ° wou ld be &Malta*** ten' da . What eisential , 9, -7 alike this ari v .,whictliasleenuo bag in building, g as , sedate, who devastated : Fiance in .14 consider" value to atif.sitts•usu keep possatillo4 g l ie)i . gettoryi et OilhAtitietfa Kistiviwtemaloort . bt f__io% ma k * ll fetroctosis pleasure in dettroying or ssr b est . ogsktoo . ni no n .g lgo o dt u g,. t i l l s .erp o l i t m irk. 4 41.-01statiliT the efts, were frgi seen .. With respeeteos- the more •to I ,Eilkett !intk:tittle fi4iiiii latiOrtaist effect in our tieetitelr . 4 o "' the southward v .seisoeu •ftle4y7Usslicipatis" . ..erri ma "ir, strik fewereles 0~ nen of society, Mr st:.)_Lups:_. :_ a r 5 2h,;_u 2 Le.,,,t,..., ~4 i ...... e a d t_ je dg azie ~ .• . , 9 ingalty other kr#Mit,*. l 4o4 peel an Slinks of Cato*. 8040 by all the tiny of the Ritittitio ~....„''''Ys.7,9 ' , .du'4l"u''"'"ut..o.. 7' 4 , 1 .'7 VW - IW . i ' file belem .Of l'Atitt of the most ettlight:, s°°llKleetie."l""" the Cali" °fll4lll,bil!ltelo.44 the ChesapietkasseDelemeamtoeneraNY beila " about must Inspire More alarm into the'llakiwi ani'd *nations of the world there should go forth••••-• -Cee i•isilrtPra' Septiohbeki*,Aii,r,,,With4s 4) ,' •it itheatitifflia the , a military chief, who, without fanaticisObi :: without ttitif t s the if . She deStriteiloti . .11 4 1 , t ikppitiq,.: 4 0 1 , 4 1 0 4 ;Maury Retest estitkarbout-the tame peeled' iteltif the any extraordinary. motive of vengeancat,„, without blowing up of its' Senate 1i0n... •But wa homt•to ‘ a o t fros4,lsoili,..3..oeit. to it ano ‘ -I. asmlt,Plac e any of those riotent•possions which disturb - the under. ! et& t'Cliiiiit We* of the truth efoisitki ... itatittatisrbit i s o " le-ti l le r° . • bgb ittibillil,o4-94011s,'Iterei Standing, sisotild'have imitated the fury of the most_ , ' this parka We enemy's teitkeiry dutteetdV s pdit •—'• • .s.. '''''' ''''' .• '• ' ' ' - -'• ' - .' • savage hordes, should hare carried fire and swore • ~__,- s.• - . ,-,.. :.- '. , nt.... 4 1.1 1. .p, garmr!sliat Irel l ,ol4:46 .. illf , r,tr i vrike..imoinessity necessary *ohs given heath. . , Jei7 oikialivilth t y . pi r t, v r wi l 404 .. - 4 ,4 4 00,4 4 .16041 0 . Into the heart of a city whose riches add beituty i ' l2 ° 6 W very formed one of the most, valuable monuments Of..thg 1 habitants of British North America, ish.Ti ; tett, to be ,/pdterbeett IProjet '#4,41'01041' and t‘ile I'd • .ey... - -.• el •il, :,, 3 , i•:•,% 1' l't si ••• '.: •:‘, progress of arts and human industry ; that•he shtliM ansiously wished- for the resemption of thelehlorla meats . t. .,.srt-..0 ; •.i , l tit tr.'.; • ruti • 5 . ... ~ ...-',...'. ,• itii ';''t ' 3 tore oar not upon his enemies, but Upote lin Passamaquoddy Bay, mid that , 4bei rive..Pelitalt '• 'W ' hiteqr s iktOarki • . e., . .70*illkilitlini ii*P.440 1 0 4 - 1 * lessee of temple' , public edi fi ces and paliceer. 1 ' scot which is the naterals:shattit 11 tbe *tie al i o .. theilirosit ,:iog e o od , sotowt t s' iiew , verised . to . vitro Itehlourid have devasorted for the Omen. -of . the. 1 ' boundary between the Uniteditallett • .King's ii . _iilitat.rt.mietri -I- - , .11 ► ,_ I , d • . -.6 . • , iii yeasting . ; who contemplate - all this withoni'Ortef iPA - ' North Ant - tee' l le '.•- ' ' - . t .a.u Pg ' *.filli se.,eoi lgil e., • ' lPl t...r,aso s t g fait fi;dioneriiiii t Dori% twenty years'Europe has elpees iner g e „,_ , . .• groliiiiit undsi,i'llie gorroletill witch the frightful ge. tbetr 7 Wlshes are now likely ~;tyl l in or ee..• e to t o o i a g tri :..oi r iw o ret roo _i tr bi e owrps . o . mil , best evince nine of risolptien • has Ovine ; birti. i England * was' senlhedfoiceeily oaciipisiki . tbsif4anthkaavescsi r stibb s i s i s ;,„,s, l „,v i tiij r , ih4,; t i e ' vr 0 :4 l ei ' *di st ; the la n gs. isistiffildirtent -at these enceeset, and new, vivo , 41 , 1 , e ,g 4 , 0 „i i0 i 0 0vi.-*fiiiii#9o6.o t , 4 0 .0, 1 # 4 . eleetirfitite - • . ot humanity :brie *Minuted ail •hearts; 1 naxt attack as fa t ss the i se ' des b sol i a ..i t 4 more ".. , ~. .. ' littlf :' of "j ol 4gutg ' - .4 ' ` AtIlli" '..lll'autil l ,‘,C r ir'4 . 4o l- efinck t's AP iiiit renews in Amilrige, these . itteeir,ef I v.'. I 71Z10-y'._F, •' were , . .._ I •,. ~,,i j it . ip_.. a "' on this llePottafttlltiet;'ettklrritt Pte'ldtletting ee• craftyus enesce . s rec . ent . eis, mat ate .ron n .adoini tree tdi n a ry.fasl *ace Of seffsittioroiatfiseffor coo ntry is oiniterrind 3 desolation. • If she , believes that - limb Atidecl i 'gill:1000n l o g beetioemiii4 ,Ponqieritlieui frirteluittro l ' *A . .tee'lliirt lrt --/ ` !fi f lati It allU l !lg. if Igsk, e, .as Stated in tite,NOUYAiCiqrkiii4(4(deoccOe,l by.4eresp r , isiso‘deoetemAtteeleit.: iiitistice end bar 4 latter rioar,tellateden, whose al •"'d---- ' . ----hillrialletw-.---y 'of the 23d of Atiest lest ilt occaiis in'tO account. , tiorits 1 -rev9cellil - etehAlithtter° lol . chi. They and lay 1 . 1 .0 6 1 r 0* Prqllol:o4;',Vittillffi, .of APi di . the 44 On Mutt% ;:4 4 4 . 't ' .i.l iii p i. :-1 :* 1 Ordados,iiteuto • tp•thifisoat 'elionwre energy, they gust, therefore ,o combined sea aid thadapressx•oedy - 441 . . ..- - 2.-.i''' •" __,„!4• 7( 'lrg 4 `. ' 4 'l , . ' Viellefai 117101 D ' maroaw up -in tw e ets. dub* the spiehnt ere" the.esal pacific, and produce /" the eornianeot'lteir-Adairat CtipirifitiiilittiA . , , , : ire i, . .- - • • •,•- : . Veto( 11.4 from our men was trituando • 'e'en, bald and desperate deternikratinthi sabick secure the i •,,,,.. • • ..,.....A. ....,_. l --,-.1. . • .. •• . • - eafetY quid intlepeodence at nations , • I General Sir ;.,!,.;. ~,,teltelitoo*er inpettleelly i jOrtrut otoossioo was attacked and repulsed.' . Ei. • %maw, Sae . 11.-i-the slttlimnit ordinances of ' with this •Oa theist* illepelefalkei!he ~iii i ii, ; I s fia, ii ed • is ti iiti4 ..s i oe pe mci pot , l s et . :the tiovernment established at Aii:44l3hafielle ls gave PlP•di'i°°• reached the, ° ' ll ._ _,..._° 4 111§ 14 . 0 f - - 11 1°I bi g t ~101„ • Cilkilittaiset Wi'Donisisid Cleared' It of !elle else Id a belief that the presitices of the Lower 'chi*, on u.pen . irpula onthe eitetertrit!, in ,t, err.- . ~ .„,,, ~,,,, L ga til or ith. sbO. most i ntrep id b ors i nss , is . i t: ii . 'will he liteerpoittett with per monarchy. • t oo u o icar.ftwoomm o4.4 l 4, 4 ( 4 . -'• ". ....., $ , t. ' • vL . , Fits - osteowi, Seer. 30.4 * Pravellere who arrive - ,- •• - , s ' •-• Pe the triage t zine and Mow. up himself with SOO the magsalue, and getiredw lithtiesegelorf, , eit . , f44 4 lg boeuly to .. direct from. Madrid continue to state that a great fee. it garrison, an d . the trilitia asselthltif i llter kke helln .A. g .i , silent fifeeeils throughout Spain, and that thredisi. he &liter adite t slAS in oa r itinieings for thetirs. coytented, have ] in the Orosisice ef La hphs'etia 'dispersed on the 'lauding of .our.froope s , tooone .r y tit NOOK 044 cyoressvesithomed, with the isu. s • evetel . torper OT partisans. The Cateletts pontinup ,wes t irnmedistely bccipied. n .lhe BrifekSftoral s , . -awdlettl i alfro mourn the leateithe gatlani Setiso;, ,tts esiewsio.,sefavorrehle 4ispositiou. There are .oho dispatched a retelmentstal WWI shi.i4wr 40 c iiiii . '''-'' .'e s tjivi p resen t a nisei t s;,. p e are c.csoinde r t said to be .two -parties iqt the cabinet of Ferdinand Belfast of). Ate western b;itili,'4ll44t.'4lr . ' 41 .4 • -, .t oo b og g . *. v . . 1 i i ro gay ) 1 t wig i s t i olo r t w o s i ik,, A l contenditt for Power, the one headed by the Due ' 'i l , ed picked ' ' - ll ' e t ,- -.-- i 11 , :rin ~- ~• ~ = lot .ite4f M s eft .> r-- 5 . 7 ? -71. seven uadr Men, S . ' sl 4 llollolBlet 001 'lt death. hitiehie ill Vidor. td be Of San Carloslind . M. Mention end the other by the_Revereud Father Ortolasa, :Mt the ,brothers, boats of the expedition, ascended Vie rdofie . ..,:„ • --1-•,ts-s• '• • , , 11 ) r- o t •• • 1:' * 1. 1 . , • min"! 111 Joffe, ed• ImatattOg „the ira Atts•lik the King. • .. .11, .., •••• Hantden. In the evening of the 2 4, 041,i 4 ** • • : 14 epros o rtg t ie g o n t r i of e nsigns Wavrivostif s od , Mmottn, • NWT. 15,,0-fflie.GazeUe Of this city does good their landing at Ball's-head Cove t abort I .. Yekirs, In tiriVripolitin war—thisyoungllera gal sat afford any important .news. A frigate has ar- 'miles hom Hamden. Here they biroisacked_darin is i i i routerta t . pros e. o f.•*, mo th irtroo t ourt union: kited-front' Vera Cruz, which has brought a cOnsi- the night in an incessant rain; notwlthsttitdlaid s i r ,enemy in h• o ff destruction ; 'and , his r - m in gl in g teen% . , .mam on. the &smellier/Ws. sharable sum la 41ollars for the Government, melee. I . b woe , on the following morning, they pushed 011-(.- I pile With his own." loniai predictions for the merchants. This news . I ' futds Yereived With enthesitem ..; 'we had almost given e nemy double their nomber . aid •./ ; •• .. ~. •.: • “...........,-.: -. ••. to attack an *v.. . - -,,, .3 ' iv ..!.aL, .t " ' up the hopes of .seeing any more galleons. Otrong,ly posted in front of the town, with dodo to oileipiei t sie s d ri a o thi gg i a evidently' f ram ed .. , .• Teetsty.six persons were arrested hone last night. grou nds on both his fianks, streagthemed 41 1 0 10 ‘ 1 ° 4 ta sett P.!. pet - pose, ef,Goscrnetetccontiouo to glib .The Marquis of Tolosa, the Canon Marina., Menu pqe., Our brave fellows charged WVtri and • sad picture of the state of atiairs in Spain , : - They. ter of the Academy, Doctor Luque, one of the got possession of the guns ,while some r :trolls s ay that, though sbi Aliii lin '. ' d the . ' y, . renounce sa -Physicians of the Court, end several foreigners resi. • ~ • • of ' ' one our boats completed, the confusloo of thel, flexible etiquette of kill prededessers'•Vonie side . * sleet,•ill Spain , French, bulimia, Germans, &c.— •. - • • • tq' •• •j • . 4•• ~ • •-• .T • Some of them are charged with being of the party of enemy. ' Before the eiseterat within good grspewg, approaching to affability), auddistes ;witlthis Nob' the Coltie•, and. others with'being Freemasons. , ' shop o f the battery thrown up to cover the Johni , my, and is admired for his',liiinkniii ; and tiwii C a diz is tranquil. The Governor has acted with _ildstme, the Americans abandoned ita• defences entt' s ehough addressee of felicitation confiner to goat; ins s t reet moray obbt ware assured that uo blood has set fire to the frigate, which was totallydestroyed A .,t, i t i s unpleasant that amidst these testiMeelies';tirt been shed. . J.:. whilit those who were stationed at the other. guns, stac.liment to. the citivernotent, a crowd ef.peeple; . • The prosi bl eas o i l f d several persons who have quitted . tl a with equal pr e c i pitation the Olotiedi our tree id all it inits• kali levilvehrieeerlt of Ministers," Spills has ; but the .messute is not general, e , . - P ss y The restitlltioetoil the property of.the regular Clergyfaree w t - s' Aeolis '' ifsititt ascended the hill., The pursuit continued as lr en y. tx _ne 1e44,..r in one night in has been ordained with so much rigour, that the se- the town of Bangor, where some of, the inhabitqp44.lbe -capital ,-. iot* w whole watteliie % Marquis de 1 ..ist. . . . :verity ileitis ea:obstacle to the execution of th e l a w. who ha d not fou g ht, but p retended to fight at ItitiotTiezosse the r Catiesisician -*LIMA, De...iiiiQue, The Guerillas, against whom measures of ester:- deb,- 'threw off their military character, and ovule- s cot the Court ,p)sysicionti; .'.Besidesligiilfq sat44tar i t ative hive been adopted, are difficult to be got ~. _ • select men, &c. made es, an unconditional r-'` rs domitiliated .its Spain, Frenchmen, !te at. After six years of liceptieusness , and the eulogies r'' of the t • shortly after which,the Alki i r- 1 German, dr,0..46-44-Setee of ahem," lIIi dispersed throughoot.Spein on these men, who were ren der. °"'" v .. acz ~ called the Defenders of their Country,it is not foie. can General . BLASI% 1011 11rt - °Midi, .urn a e , .111 16 belonged to the; part r . of.,the Cortex; others hide to bring them back to those habits of industry and wereadmitted to their parole. Derhlthese opera. useelreeerasepe.". Corks it tranquil. -' The Odder dad agriculture, which they have totally abandoned. 'Orin.. another body of 700 British, were marched up nor exe r cise d Meat iiistitty; .1 ' .. ' ' geieeettlio the eastern bank of the river, about 18 miles, to Buck- blood was shed. Manyperos have lerl•the hillrflPe • ' . . . • ./ 1 • M• Stuuddital the French M i n ister to the Uni t ed *top :• but thedestrectiou of the frigate, attd the diaper- others *rearrested. The arrival of the , rengeible States, was, according to the Quebec Gazette, married • simi of the enemy's troops in this quarter, being fully with sorndinillions of dollars hwe Aftieed great sitlS 'at Baltimore, •in ~114,tn. M adame JEAOXE BONA- effected, the- British force was withdrn from Ben. ~fa ct io s ... %,‘ Pahe Spaniards imitsditseet lost the habit of paitTs. . . gor, Belfast, and Buckston, to Ca lma t tither, the reckoning upon their genie' ilk . :i e.oemettwentent The following portrait of TALLEYISAID was drawn bea d - t • quarters of Sir J. SmetseemeampTitorieed on Age been made in the .sele'bet the Propelr•et like *the commencement of the French Revoletion. It the 18thtit date of 13' di t . TIC - ' - . . 1 only .• is supposed to be from the pencil of hol —IRAUctU i-o I, alt. e is 1 .. .. tt en persons whOlare quitted S p a in. The reititution of st He h as the advantage of an engaging character, p !fort between ills, renobscot, irk, e Peileamti. that of the regular Clerty,sli directed with go much ri prepossessing fi g ure, and amiable m a n ners: The .quaddy, is th a t of Machias, *Alia. originally J .osser as to create many obstacles. The Guerrillas, first hist rument of his success has been aeoceltent on- intended to have been first attackidt but the ne. iArgainst whom measure* of extermination have been slerstandiug. Criticising men seith indulgence, and - cessity of taking or destroying the John Aden* oaken, are stated to he difficult to reach. " Aft judging of events with sobriety, he has found theAft er six 'fits rendered its attempt an Recedes . soldeu mean Which constitutes the character of a ge. Ofereeeitle• yeses of license , " ' the Madrid articles 44 afterthe say ; This ob'ect however h 'attained ouinesage. .TALLEYRaire will succeed in all his de. t ~ eing p . i,l 0 time liaises lavished toe these mint,. who' erere called the signs, -because he will watch the ;Foments that fortuise was lost in dispatching anothot•-411114T of defenders 4 the colditee,. it is impossitifis to bring iinfullib4i offers, and not endeavour to impose rio- . troops ! against Machias, where they itti s iligi itlitleet them back to the - '• ful labours of industry. " fence upon her. Every step of his advanceme nt will opposition onthe 10th ultimo, and after I Wit fa.' ' be accompanied by the display of a new talent; and - Ugui • • ..,- • ng night march, look possession of fie fort We hove recetvikieriewii Pope: st othe,th initial. proceeding fro; we success to success, he will rne in ' With iris ,thisi D uty of 4o.froges, which . rids mos 'Mama toss. This capture was followed by the ca. The Emperor of 11tisiglaitlthelting .taftensitte en. Oat ae the sou who ;mut necessarily be cslo4lo r mind tided°s of the American Cumerel Billiveit, coat- toned 'Vienna on the 1611 t 'Ult. Nolfilivo, j say the . . fill Ow great eiluetions which event; prod isc e ."' ing the troops its that neishbiefttood e *ha ) 'deices from Vienna, l difi s tiiiitheldieete pompous 1 - .... 1 14 6. V .N4y. • :%4/•;• - •74 • A. 5 renburgb • • ••• ro. „ my iragnificent then the spectacle prese n t e d OpoN this .ion. Several Queens are Also expected i lk IVienna to attend, perhaps ass t the Congre m , 'he Empress of RIASIA was exprected on the 47th, and the Queen of BAVARIA on the 28th. p r i nce TALLEynevio had arrived The exchange up s laugshurgh is stated 'to h 46 greatly improved. Tm, rise is. chiefly. ascribed to the • poste 2 t... . ,• -leasrt of fotlearers t 4 ' who circulate a great ( * 4 -A—afrivor 60,0615 1 meil b `aiseFrilisitg 0 grand marscru Tree lir prestmee of-the AlliecHitenn t i rit , .., . 2 • ' Prom' AA *we hate- heil,i gfeetc -tll6 nu'. .. isolt medium fitilPit ~.,. iotai ttese'llP • p eri t the 3d hitt. A s ejaitito e l it iether•Tri•law of 611 r• A °AMIS . ,. 1ift...1404 4bs•Viskii.Stilteson sat isib iattgu . s - S-' •Ttediulithilietirii l 4o4. 44 1 0averintot s tifttvid at: 7 113 iii) idea o x on . ibt,ett 4; ih, 6 lltilliid Ihit o - L anil reiiched 'Mien, on "I..liarstr i 4. gtagi, *6 di s : patctreffer TifkilktfiFtTEVlrrif * i t ' : ' • - :; •- • - -4- .0 - teilt•L‘es.4. .• The diplomatic-aaninspu , icatan. 4 . p 14 tions 5 ibleitir ittiiptalliti ifoi itt• lifek ' i v o f 1 h eat i o 4;l ic,iiv e ii4 ikt4 *if, 1 Ottilif hat of 1,. i .w ou Irt be • resunsed;.: .Th_e-Amvictro r commis4l o I,terno icti!:i*lie: fete' eq' itiV tett the .Eaglii iiienip4laillleries4 who, .bewoveti .ctruld .no 4 eye le t s as they had pre4oliely quitted Gtte.nt on a tour,* the principal c.FtWitt'Paiglittit 4 4',L; r .. , 1 , . .. . — "' lll ," — T 7 • - - 1. :.. s r• . . I ^ . tt , . 241 R. CANN1N14...,, • ..-7Y . ..,. This Gentleman recently' visit , - yerpael, I pany, with Mr. liusarssorr, whom;'lte,introils _,._ the Tavern Clubs, as liis Parliarnentery- sahstlttuk • .offe,red regigp hjs seat, fo t e L hisorpno,ist Ay, * Chit'? wou!d.noi Elsie!! to .iftrfisi proposiiiik hoitever, mirtr, impovstaigt:' Ft ti . wit Liana, seint Mith the Rigift,:linii.cenfffilACW44lll4lo him and a few atabisioao. ot,saesaatiesof.Wlisszt Ibemselg4,l , pi op gr. cAiliAa f te, n itito Jeri dsitie embarrnitttiltit. '• • • '' • ' • • „ t -:----..--.N•64(4.4i . The Empero) - tsi:4ltiadall . haeitAatikillitly , st'a i tti' . Ake pi i. 0404 1 ; 1 1 6 ritrAliss**l'o'zitie , ‘W" factto i n of 10001. to . the Society of , Filen‘l,? of , 1 *stets in . ,liirtiess,. of the plan:'of,,ylo, hll'lsiOl. ail IVEjesti.wes pleased to.opolt .4 7: 4 lo:his..katt ..i : ' to this country'. .' 'i nvP • .' 't . I . • ' ' I .og ITlstelid of there si'aositas, aiiaaa of the gilitit for . thirfg!ty, it turns oat that ' !* will . pq a fiefltignq ;: i O . 4OXIS.NOPTICC Ortiliiiik, Ir . don of the Votes offl-Cred.i is intibnOppilebe a to this lerdee;',ftte d-tirOfr I 1/4 le(' mitlingitAl . . ~ t . Of the lair Lbissft**4,oo6,t 6 ool. 014,41411.4 p. iced in -- oh - the" s, .. • • :-"' ' 1 ' H 4' h.' el ing nlnrp ' (ha 1 . go y., 7 i e pla t ~ 2,025,(1001t tosylnittNiotimitatid latialf4tt** r - Th. spktsiihAtitialmeaitirdiatipi; ' • , • .', . ,:, , P. erci nt igo of titoty i r t rit-Fiimcil i i lory ir.cl * Sato Cot lebilet's Iri/ tirtfi'li - --; iirwrigkri • ... ...), _..,_._ and the p r es e nt iino,:eatioulloma4-atisciunting cage. 'ther-tsiltiOdlitindlitliferlifg 141 eagt 4o 4 l4 .skagt* Vii'liiiio#4 , ilitNiVeitAltiii 6 1 , 4 ,:cohffittft•ir.r. 401 / 1 4 siebier_s to the iestisee F pileaptakE en, 114c' 0114.46 6 '.Troperty Taitex " 3 0131.0 n VJti'fi'. ..'" , r• - ell otT •: 'I wiiicii It r.:: ,r, Ai 't" ' t The, reductioe.d Sipe:ice, le, one. itriecV nKii e Ordnance alowei% the :g.iiii.ae• king contracteat , Silo minghara; -is- about 30,0001... per tilt.-- Aeoasigite• able reduction`bab`likeelse taken plea in the tenke contract; fair the hetet 1044. ' ' ' . • 1 ''''' :I, i . ~ 1 .. A courier Bide ' uame to the hi* 1 4 4 194000 1 9 1 PH A 1,1 A, ilWt.Witil of sillalk E. BOltkiiilliili arrested Et Bitlogna. !. • lik‘ .: - t gil ► • Miss. O'NEILL is the firstiliberniainactteas Rho has united rare histrionic talent *Rh lealiscnietatit beauty since the *dija l ociiie velehriiteil, k iss 164. FINGTON. • • • ' , ^... r-'" ‘ . It is *rumouredlo the poll cal'cirfltt'llasl4l' I 'SCOTT is to WC iPlidajr sieve ' ,tei thexama ym e 1 , a 'that-My. CA trtilwo . intende to.' 'to his veTpool, mid to oiD; !IipSOC . .II.; exiii . 4kfiattio)l .40 (• 3 Sir W.gEopi it; the repreSeifiriii;ii . ol the tin vistvitt ' . Of Oifsitif,.f 'Mr: Heiartaseei'r . liffik 4 kl i iitil 'otter hhiiilC(oc..riveitlPo4:l. tkidi.o.#4,4or_fkr. at N . Nlmii. Several informatitino.havar soloo Alawrognit4t .helps itiatexpose to atilr vlttminiing-bak under he Art of . . t William vileh-intekes It . li k. . roe WS e $llOl/81,4111V4t r. e ieWo l l.. .044istleit to.be tr ied beings wi‘etbse thnabes, fit 41 , #O4O ; ni ioetsuch a nuisance .at, sill places oft ! petit , 'oink, cart fie called grit the oievioa ft.tikvi . ! • ) . . gr. Iwo+ , s•wor .; . 4 works. • • ' ' .1 .v. ..Tv.. .1.04 ___, , . • , FXC WA Ti lilt 11 ,c m s - . , ce.. 10 —fir I f...-ire l ' Ai . 1, -lase a ' '.Fnrelin'Wlirkt and a good Into of Vogikk..: lii. per mauler took pre. !MN Wlitei‘.9irOWei 41 iii ntil t int emblity, ii tiocalenhie. ' Dailey is and Gm )4on l 44onospc. . White Pens 96. lower. tine Oat. inainiaintbni Ow* dinar , . loads so off slowly at a isaimitton of 1. . . remota the rune. • •t i ..., ~I . , u.., lit ..rst •i 1 Wheat ( Engii.h) •tl M low . .....ifk i 443l)4 . 40' 4 I)itto (Foreign) ••46 7. Old ditto .1........ , .04*.itii. atialA' 4 ' Rve * 44 Tick de. f..l4‘tvrtee.stil Willey 9l 94 441 E. 'i i u . r't 4/ 1 144i4;Agili_ ......" A New ditto ....t...... , ....911_ 4' .oaini•:. ....PAM/446dt Vir ''‘.. l g. ktnit rid‘rer i te.4.;l4 Fineditter4,4*.e. *X. ode a.. , White Peal v..% ..:{.4e. . taSi Pohlad diervi.i.:,:v.. 4 44....111 11 4.,_. New ditto .... .43.1' =lit , Fee4iiimovvtt AlO ~ .. Ditto Baden ... ..r.. itilir• Find Fleur , 1.4...:1- .4. t • : Grey Year ...... .-44 r ...: • -. eirrovirl6 ... , .4.:3 . 904-011 41 u . .-' Swallow— • •• • win: ,_ 1 .• qt StiIITHFIALS MIIR KE 1%.0a1e0e , 7.. di .AA fa OA . tl4 eisia .per essOkeritni. l. "" 1 Stet ... 55.. t it t ,in 14. oi e . ,Ifn i eik k.' ; mom, ~;4.,. -t., lip 04, rAM 4 1 1 . .tfter 'MA' I lii. '' Veil .:. Ali: :to is 'ld. ciaw .,? et , I ter ?IPA& if i . Pork ... ei. 1)4. to 74. 64 7 , t0:,146., 4.94 .114`:::!.•;. , 014nIrt - .0.5' • .MA •F.T..4 v .-...#'‘i re... 419 c . Act . ‘...l.*•4l4krilie miA4(.4062.tik . : i At li°. $ OM.; ....... 0* 0 1 1. in ' li* • '' • ) A • Straw .... It. Ile. ea. seal. it. W. ,~~ 'ante eV 'MUM: Y . 7 The gentwhich 4.l w ore i tit iirfritiok•lrivescortiorNerstritoutot44titi.. to be reinforced the odttition tf . theihn!e ce.!irff°C9 . 44 % t latt l a t P! luat ' 4 t : spvi,et. ter tw., .ifr I lee r'of,papjp "" thsTibellbesi • • erettetlie49o".ptid toff the' Prehilintr et.dlt 4 Nient,periocie s lieiWeenk ;el,44l:PirY.' 104, MO • . P 1 Mi S~ j