The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-26 00:00:00

. ft- L. . Fit • 1: • ' • ••:. • •-•• WHOLICif V* DE by SI• - . 5 • • ' •• . . . I ..... . 55164.4weem54.55/5 * le oar . 0 1 1 . f ..q.v. %%% a... 44 1 . T...41/0.4 4: PRICA UV trociiimes ilia; iv aim' 11116001 Bask ' " Ata. L 5 IMPS , . nods 16 ip 9 pir GM. Red. cm per Geol. Cons.l* llilis 1n 3 p "1111.1. kr 1 paConti. KO ' ' ' ',......... Ilit tu per CaM,. Navy 964- Oi 6ii 4 % • tag ATESMAN. X A • LONDON: SATIMAY, 310VINISR 26, 1214. Paris Papers are moire** the 24th. A Dutch Mail, and Frankfort and Brussels Papers also as.. rived to day. We l , of course, eagerly turn to every! article relative to the deliberations of the Great As= semhly at Vienna, but every communication from that capital rather tends to lessen than to encrease sativfeetien. Through the above channels we have advietts friim Yippee" of various, dates, and to the' 13th last. We.foif Sere is not Oat cordial unani. salty, cad paremeget mud fee ,interests, Aprevailing 1 1 1110 1 1 g the iiieistertioldsom aireentrust ed they:Peace end happiness of keelpe o peldelkall rood men wiiseakeireehediohasseterfee theireseditieteled deliberations, end Procure for arkiteadides the Imola : lead elpilesce of the grieertainieedtpo - wprimetgispeshle duchy, sea Wren ertelibbileg aselflo4 atfillP011011" themselves. The fallesilitriliMPlOl-(442.42leienisatlee, under datso t e 101111 . "1110111 glair Of the "spirit irt which matters .Ihethiste of the publii mlu4, end the peak • in regard to the seenetemen . ts of tlt Congreas. • " Notwithstanding the eassisila even by re litigiass , that sip acts of .the as European Com pact ate Moat* deckled upon„. and that they will bi steed vet Seam, others predict that the t Obis will still be Illetrlct* , :; moats delay beteg oesseeery to *elm people's minds, which are mug show In agitition, and, whose expectations. lust cot be quite 616114 4 by the arrangements of the Congress. Penile who think themselves well 40s formed do not lii se that the segociationa can be possibly *ebbed hi less than three moths: . 1 1 4P ,1 Misdate: of Wirtmebbigh, who had gives. the,* oedema to the Minister idthe sew King of liweowee, has been replaced b r ibe* lifiesiegerode, who on the following be upper bud of the liaeaverian Mktiste". • Wiwi : eltiarcedoes massed, and Count WinxiaprodiesSieds, to give way, the ditto. were broken up." Tho FreockPapers an name* the 'eleven resignation of 'the King of Bxxonif, and the deal annexation of .that kingdom to Prank. Forte 'tunas to btu ef fected this, sod force will be secessary to preserve*. Tla! Preach, ?Minister certainly protested &goblet this womanise ledit as sustain that his pretests Lions is foveae ef la *eft • r ado* lave crested a groat isprestiew is hum of WNW. The fol lowing are the pa:Ocean of the dissolution of the Saxon natio, : Dawes, Nov. IL-4W 11111/1011 resiguadon el.l the kingdom of Simony to the Premiss Authorities, the Minister of State Baron . de Reck sad Majoe• Gen. Baron do Gaudy, the one as Provisory ova, Governor, afid the other as Provisory Military Gov vereor, by Prince Rapala,. was effected on the more ing of the Sib in the Government.hall, er the el. derrant Palace of Braid, where all the Saxon Mao. ? rifles ) civil and military, were assembled. It was before an assemblage of the first ranks attached to the State that Prince Repnin pronounced, in French, his farewell address, which caused a lively emo tion in the auditors. He expressed himself with moderation, with sensibility, and' will eloquence. —This address has been printed in German and affixed to the corners of the streets. There hose also Proclamations been issued from the R4s.iatt Governor, who has 'withdrawn himself, and frvm the new Goversors. On the 9th the Civil and Military Authorities again assembled, when those, persons who were not presented on the previous day to Baron Rock, were pu.seuted by the Prussian Councillor De Kruger ; the Minister addressed them on the occasion, after which a dinner of more thane hundred coins wit Riven, to which ail the Saxon Authorities worejesited. .9toeral toasts relative to Saxony, M f overo,/hermet. lied of .their imoicable assurances, were dreek, It the sound of cause's, — Caramel Dellecbute, Ciieemedeat of Berlin, drank a Weft the brave inkakitireta ef Oradea. Vienna, Nov. 141.—1 e is said dist. the Emperor of Ilknolasaillitieeleidellior is weeks at Berlin, before he ; tittethii Mo. march has .sled iii wish' lint he may be received without any peeta t ed only ea a faithful and sin cere friend me • I. author. Thus two Me. meths will .el net for The eineweesse appose tabs ewe friskiest, sad; to teething korr, and With-sees leteseet... Paunch bietteruieh preside‘lv the use"! id the et* nleters, and Dot by arty eight elitist* or ity. There is sot any nusit - obeurred smug the ether Ministers. The note sent to the Coignes by Prince Taller rand, after the arrival of Count Alexis De Noallitie ~...,-. ....-. - . • • . my •wanx ESDAY TRU irms netimtwa-ailit Viimirboor TH*vilAY. -1 ' •-: • .•, • ,' .* • . • % ~.,..., . v f..,, ,*. ... . 0 armr . •1 • • arprg , u ,. . )40•" ' 0. 641144 • iii444i I; 44iegiviii•S• 4•1164) , Noir •••1•••••4 1 .14 1 . 1...21) . ~' c~;~r firtAi :•;I• 4 ' ti . • , • iti grx . has made a great impression ea the Memliera. It is mid that it robin to Saxony, aid that It he, tined, tattled some cheers in the deteradnatiens whkh hen I already bees. Oka. . lit aisteraajorthatesierialleidip, ~.„ : Chat plpee 114 *AO...Dalian tr giatlY-1111.1111* it King Jeanie& MADRID, Nov; t.--'ice inforesems fail and kn. prisonment of Macanes, tie Minister of Ferdlond t , has struck every body with astonishment. Fink dose by the order of the King himself. Fein an act so extraordinary theft can be no doubt, Sid i * importance of the motives for this dismissal tea de prived for ever Macanaz of the esteem of his Sovereign. L This Minister, raised to their:dignity by the. favour of his mutter, accompanied bith to France and was sent with him to' Vincennes, Is now the object of a getters' sentiment At i pity. During his existence as Mitister,' many of the letters which have desolated a number aTfatallieS, ' have borne his signature. We are absoltiteii i/nVrafit of his motives for such conduct. ills grandfather died under the most signal disgrace for having, de. fended in the reign of Philip V. sound principles, the very reverse of those which the. Secretary of I Ferdinand VII. appears to Lave professed. The 1-first is remembered in Spain with limner. v 4 The' ejects which occupied the attention et elk tau atomise& last night were of coadderabill: Wired: two psists, in parsicular, were highly ha.; Portexh—thofeliey of our Government in refiehos to Ulna mot Naples. The discussion on 011411: tepkareesolt et Mr. Fau x'. be; oging up' et pert of Ili Irish Preservation Peace 11111,11hicis, I l ilheogilli admits (o la Hibernia) it has ueltheia is ; any wise acted apse, has been of great service to the cants; sod we are glad to find, that Aria** the Severe, coercive measures contemplated its the. Bills on this subject have had any good elket, the Jedhets of those who have maintained the impolicy of I i SpeleTerieg in a system of severity calcelsted to, anteesea, rather thus heal, the evils wt ah solillsel moresesit have occasioned in that pot 'etthe 'Mop) dm, have bass attended with siniillertial edit, eanteps. Mr. Years now sesik:#!idemity of re laxing, sad has &rowed his walleinisi of modify, by limitation clauses, Omani/. olio of ' ibeAllis which I Abed Wes classed prow to **force. The, Aldo them Is to be sone seadifeesties hs the. WHO. ar irortiltiVll less, se leoessislost ImititShe ._ _,.,.. ' iilliaid policy hitherSo.tionesi . Isslji& ie :,,; :; : e i . • > • . -__ ! ...1.v."7: - 4. , ~ The nest point to odd& gittilet4 iiiitil, , seetber proof of Mr. iltimeliiheiriiissi fir the Ismer of slid amentrn with' riiiristiebdik:Brilfrt: politics. He took the apportaaity sif .. lieh= Low et the Esessevsn's Woks. atilt 'tit' , laneouelrotimates be seferzed to deiCiallihss of Supply, to solicit farther billosethe fral . GeOally• meat epos points to will& he 'Us mere thiiiini eisereed s misuse to the Treaty Wiese Asifslited 'Naples. The COANCOLLOR at the 11610,1121 declined say esplkit admissioa or relielliiss#lllo. statements adverted to, perhaps heatese is lehiset ha the secret of the exact stipalatiese, dish eendned histesif, as before, to the oeolieleeco indialcielty et the British Minister at the Congos* Ittlietieia that . ; Minister appears to have thosght his OAF ' i worthy of sharing his confidence, as is . the ascot Pritice REPNIN'S Declaration abolishing tie, iledepentience of Saxony, regarding which Ministers, a few nights ago, said they knew nothing4,34v. Pox- j SWEET, with his accustomed penetratioo l uccused the Government of the grossest inconsistency, insinteing to guarantee the throne of Naples to Mtraxe, and at the same time subsidizing the. King of Sim; to counteract the object of that . paraotee,---4 Mr. W. Pots, in reply, said he was not aware of any Treaty in existence between this. country and , the King of NAPLES, pledging as to the guarantee of his dominions. It is, however, well observed, that the , term Treaty should not be too much presumed upon. IF Ministers have pledged the word and honopr of I the country, and if they have acted apse that word and honour so pledged, it is not eery tutorial 'she= ther theme., a Treaty or not. The ging of &SILT, inhisSpeseh at the spans of the fission of Par. Bement at Palermo, which is iwongilt by to-day's arrireis teem the Continent, spite with gnuitede of aid received from this country, flit Muds •ah ti' like Oat wears to continue to essis4llo6 - . ' /kb beloved FXRDINAND of Spain is, signals leg lire( by his desire to fill the irispes ? „: Z. has Dow Ws on right objects—his own lititilsNot He bassist Don PaDllO MACAWAS I his Minietilkifjins. tics (end kindles), to a dungeon, to the gait Joh we suppose, of his loving subjects. Thii is de oisbr whoa signature has appeared to the mere die. ' eras of confiscation, lanisiunent, and d&, against b o th thosapporters of the Constitedee hermits of Jossai, under whom this wry fellow bed solicited dices. sommuummiimbr . Sr Camazse &Imam list t er fist i tn raw to depart to, A lkd at Cammiamihr • bet dlieistellei fiat _ TM* equiltlea from OW* 3 ;1 • 4 mar Ga metal Nimmatama ta, lilt hod , sesesofel ; sow art el sk• emir se the lelamd. PURITY Or, 111411CTION , . . As Meads to eoestitational liberty, in the caul. ell Which we have leng laboured and suffered meth, ail well aware how mod the parity of the elective of Members of Parliament is connected with the preser. :soden f general freedom and the welfare of the we cannot withhold the expremion of our OBlSfacties at seeing the Weds muskies by pablie spirltedindieidealsde some pasted the °Gentry to in ludaes *teeters at large to emuiae the patristic ex. ample ofth 014elWestminster. The Beriiiillett Beaton has particular& distinguished itself for lb andeeseare. l to return inn of tried integrity and el talents esabliot WS to stand the guardians, of the public weal Gad eadeavoun hare happily been successful, hi spill it all tbe-efferts of corruption flowing througli the Channel of power to thwart the most desirable of objects,. and ,reader an open Borough, which, by Its industry And improving spirit, 'has become the `capital of an extensive sad .fruitful district, like the close samalaged • lobe/item of a Court Minion, where 'nothing but Ministerial politics could be spoken with safety. Considering the depression and distress which the recent commercial embarrassments must have occasioned in that town and neighbour hood, there was much reason to fear that the effect of these discouraging circumittances would also have bee 9 mach to be deplored in a moral and political point of view; but it is highly gratify. fag to find that the 61)44 so deserving of being che rivliall under all circumstances, and so likely to he productive oPextensively beneficial results, is in no degree damped or impaired, and that the cause of constitutional freedom in that quarter is gaining ra ther than losingetrength. The supporters of that cause, at a late meeting, came to the resolution of reterniag the popular Member, Mr. Maaocas, free of expence, and on all future occasions of election to imitate the' example of the City of Westada. ' See in this perticolar ; and it is equally pleasing 4e hear, sad honoerable to the principles of the people, who have given such prooft of little . . sent to their representative and geleine patriotiessi that the feeds already subscribed at Boston for that yews' me equal to every expectation which coat Mg hi formed in the present state of the country.—. abmwdoisiteer.k making to improve these funds, c lillitilltant ma be no doabt that ample assistance will •be feedeied in aid of such efforts by those who are equally alive to public interests when it is generally known that a subscription is on foot for such a glo rious purpose.—Mr. MADOCILe3 re-election may, therefore, be considered as ensured on a basis highly meditable.to .the character of that Gentleman and his Coeititnente; aid we sincerely desire that tewassiss of Boston, to this most laudable and prosperous attempt to preserve the purity of election, stay have wally imitators, and that these efforts on ifike part of the Mends of Parliamiesitary Reform any inlet ,the object which the psalms of the cause sight to endiar to livery lever of, Freedom and his Odoesst The following notilationi are in circulation.:— TO TIIE FRIENDS OF CONSTITUTIONAL FRE1:11001. lahlibitaat of Balton who are Frieads to the Purity of `tilled, and the true Principles of the Coastitudon, dined 16- 'ooer at the Red Cow Ina, in Thistoo,.ois Thursday, die 115th of Atigeet, 111111, for the purpose of inviting W. A. illayacm 11. P. to tell* their approbativa of hill coadact, aid; tholeettedinulat So the eases of Constitutional Preedhisi. At dinfallate illoitiag it wan tessismi attetiioioosly, That Its Natal, Ili Amnia Mastlag dull be Won sbellidar .fistitooo6- 1 isielpkrairivenarret theiblk iiiillo4ll4lr) 11110C1U4 hi 4504 at limber die ese Awn. Wag the assail hoe **kit dates No ladepeadiMae.. . , At a pane 1/ ti of the Pr** of Parity of illaedia,, held at the Crown and Ascher tavern, is Lendots, Otilijhoe to, , 1814, It was nousimaimly resolveilr- • Ist. 91ist the eleedeis if **berm of .to be cooduated accordiag W tibeierioetples of old which declare " tbatidlediladreliiiii be Roe.' idly. 'That die OW Weehtilastai wUI nit ithappoisi the ex peetatios of the cower/ $ bet foßwslag ip Ilia great onamplo it ha set. return its filesahees, to Parliaseet hue ofmtpasos. • Ala Meeting held at the Red Cow be, In Maass, the Lt d' September/ it was unanimously resolved,— • Ist. +hat a Subseriptioa be (awed lots, s. arable 10- rough of Boston to follow the gloriosa eilagolo of the City of Westminster, to the suppose of which " it lathe Wain da4, of every elector and triad to* Purity. 41.111ellimi to tees tribute." „ itgly. That Mr. Jew Rows.sons• and nee.. 43ass.; Bargee*, he appolotal to solicit Soliseriptioas Rom the Prim* of Coadltodsaal "'seeks tionseghset the Caked Kingdom, to carry the Awe wpm . Wee excavates. 3dly. not Mr. .Ifirri Romany Is Tealpbrer, aid Mr. nitre Tasairsos, Secretary. • f 7 4thiy. That Sabseeiption Bookslmiapisot lbe4Mblest Moak , Wks% la Sabal and at 11.. Baoomie.o,lll4llsaadi,laadoa. (arniar.) Itooton, Sept. 10. 1814. 1 ' eigeAftio City of Illestainster has set a rest and goad ex arardetto Electors oldie United Maildont ; *deb example, She Tehirsk of Coinsitational Freedoms at Boston are emalotul to Slow, and aeristasesest Resolutions have berg entered Into, 'Ma claw ot promoting so patriotie a Die:sure. T 4 Dosatians aad animal Sobseriptiens already received at isnlaa s are (goal to every expeenallos, considering thseleprea. 'llaniaad disg:eas whit* that Town and Neldebnarbood is iii diroasb the late atelanclioo lisibgen i bbi to 'daft' soaks lam 'SR Abet, die. awdedipai 10- differ* et eke' so Parliaseemary Referindloklai Ittrodow of illectioa ilowahaal thwlldepies seewearir. • . elowereta. being deputed •by otootownsnied, take the Nargrvit addevaden yea, aad trait that the iteideas. ott the Oft Wild we advocate, fai to which we shwa daittit pier sweat, will pleat air alma. Sr invading epos yen. Ni ane w air, year most ardent %Meth $01414 ROWLAND. A LIMANDER OMB. • • Ilig lp of the provisos of Beim who loos n, hue gone there to mem MOW, bet they hue been drtioo of Vitionehi to cossegeoaeo of Loto iittlir, •che Captaia•Gonraor, doted Us "Ili fir , I • . is t pa lis te z: - • The Cabiuet Cessecil was semmoned 4thep m of Ltregarotar., on Thursday., In conseesience et the arrival orMr. blitre,tha Millma n ger v a i w ei l i t n h a l from Viscou nt dispatdtea C da a tod aTL o g n irc tim Aw ath instsut. The senger also brought dispatches from the D u k e of Wemseueon. Ti. following account of JOANNA SOOTOCOTT is taken from her Imperial Otrzelle of yesterday , ." For the last three days Mrs. Soormcort's health has niech declined. The nausea and vomiting h ere bees so distressing, that she has not retained any thing on the stomach. She has passed a very rest , night, and this rooming complained much of ge, need debility. She hag suffered much by prepersa tory, or what are termed false pains. It is the opi• nion of her medical attendants, that either labour of death must take place in a few days." An extent from the Crawls Nos been issued .ipi ns t • the effects of one of the late Insolvent City We are induced to give the Regulations under which alone Officers are permitted to lie exchanewl f ro , t , one regiment to another, as peciiiirly applicable at the present moment :—" Officers exchanged from • one regiment to another are to receive a Certificate from their respective Colonels, or Commandin g Oifi, cars, stating that the exchange does not originate iR any Regimental Ptoceedings of any kind, or in any cause erecting the honour and character of the pot-. son concerned; or from any grounds of ohjection te the individual which have m the smallest degree in. &Iced an application for Such exchange." DRURY•LANS TilEvretz.---The public ware disap, pointed last night in their expectations of seeing lai n WALSTItiN in Letitia [lardy. iii the Belle Sir * owing to a domestic attrtion. Thursday, Mias kIATIGIN received positive. bird*. leatinn, that tor mother was so clangorously ill, that [ her death was hourly expected. Site sent itninedrilt . e.tely to the Theatre, and requested to see the Mia . '"l wager, who found her so agitated, that he mid scarcely venters to speak to her on 'bitsiness. length, mentioning the disappointment the Public would feel at her being unable to perform, es the COSINIT bad been so long advertised, he advised her ' :to let her dater and brother go to Dublin to attend he, mother, and wait the result. Anxiety, how. *eery so overpowered ber footings, that, if she re. Audited in 'London, she conceived she could not per. 'Umber duty to the "Theatre' or the Public, sad sits c . .oissequently setoff . for Dublin yesterday morning. —Mrs. DAvisfais personated Letitia liar. In her absence, to the entire satisfaction of pie audience. Mr., and Mrs. CHARLES KIIIIRLR are returned to town from their. visit to the Continent. ATROCIOUS OUTRAGIL—A few - Mr. F. Byerly, a young Gentleman on a visit to War. wick, was proceeding from the Biraningham-road across Saltsford-common, in his way to the home of a friend at the Cape, he was suddenly alarmed by ' the cries of " Murder! Help!" in rather a faint : voice • and on proceeding as the sound directed, saw in a deep hollow Way to rasa lying down without a hat. Hastening instantly to Ms relief, es he was its the att of raising him from the ground, the fellow started up, and cried out, " Now I . have you!" - attempted to *else him by this arm. Mr. B. his reap, sprung back a step or two; and, 'attending himself, struck the man os the head, sod wounded him rather severely,..os , ha sap , ' poses, io his face, with a walking stick. But port as he was ascending the bank, which formed ,the hollow way, with a view of escaping, tilt - villain fired a pistol, the ball of which passed through the clown of Mr. 13.'s hat, entering behind and..., coining out in front, within as inch of the head it. it self. Most fortunately in ascending the bank, his foot sipped, since, otherwise, in all probability, the i. abut would have been fatal. After this dangerotws l sod murderous attempt, the horrid wretch ran to- • .iforde the cabal stod.escaped. The omit indefati., soda Ms ase boom reeds after the atrocious ofeeder o as* a reused et Illigoinoes offered for his , I per, - 011 Tiseeday sitesit; the sew bridge lately built, vet the ITh, at or near the .Red Scar, fell down, with a tremendous crash. The architect, who was. below removing sane props, was unfortunately' killed, and buried In the relse..— ( Nesectutk Paper.). Mr. Isaac Dowzitro, who died a few days age-si Rowley Regis, is Staffordshire; though possessed of en seinconsbered estate of - one thousand pounds pi" Wassie t almost deprived 'himself of the common ne..* il elettedes isi life, and had lived . for many years tedcrkl ft isl led from the world, without even a singli attoadaut. i The Good Intent, TARLTH I from Newport td Tolgalielalis t was taken and burnt on Saturday leaf off Selny l by the Leurenee privateer. As Await pri v ateer of. 20 guns , and 300 meth is taken near via, by the Owen C.:l;nducer MIA The Neils, DAWSOR, front Dantzic to Leith, wit on shore the end of last month, near Bornholm, bat expected to be got or. QuezN-SQUARE.—Yesterday Mr. Taylor, . baker, of Monmouth-street, St. Giles's; was convict, ed for a quantity of bread seized on his premisel on Thursday, namely, 33 peck, 167 quartiles, att. 201 half quartern loaves, besides some small bread.-r The seizure was made by Cobham and Pace, etlicelft and they had enough to do to preveut the mob from to. flicting summary punishment on the baker. The of fender was the contractor for bread for the wink-, house ,. of St. Pancras. Although upwards of 40 0 loaves were seized, on weighing them it was found that the deficiency ins - but 2051 notices.-- .MY: Fretztuar - regretted that the negligence of tin baked; for he was 'unwilling to call the proceeding by any °Them riante;as many of ilieloares found on do premises were overeright, and those seized for de ficiency were tiot titai an ounce each on an average, should have so exposed his present profits and f'''' Lure reputation. The case was certainly not so aggravated as many recent ones; in consideratitt of that circumstance, and the great loss susilliaed if forfeiture of the bread, heehoold oeiy convict in rho penalty of one shilling per oase s which • to 1,41.155. 6d. Insides fortaitswe of eta .4 which went to the poor dirk Gg s # l , sl id bet Os poor in the neighbourhood of theblino, • ••ORDON Prior* s Pi*s nv D. Loril4; erAreseas Orrice. Th fleet-at eet. . .. . . . • . , - - . • . . ' • • ' , • . • . , - . . • . , . . • , ' ' • • :.:...-.: •-- ..--orrit-- - ,- ~ - ..i. _ _ • -•-- -- - - - m.h...aa...--.......r--- - oURITY OW ELECTION. • The Cabiud Council was seasoned by Ike ', w t . o emestitutional liberty, in the cattiest , of Levittown" on Thursday, in consequence et me i wwg la mme d we d su g ar ed mark sea arrival orildr. MI me, the If imager, with disp u i ehly -. frees 'Viscount CASTLENTAGN, it vieina: t h, ice mod the parity of the eiediese" A teti d a ted omit h i hit i • ospet ea wereon t instant. The M ad ullament is eoneecied with the preser- anger also brought diapatches from the Dok e o f end freedom and the welfare of the ye .. nu.seotow. Calloot withhold the "Omni** of our The foliowieg account of JOANNA SOUTitcort is see i ng the sorts raking by pm& taken from her Imperial Gerzelle of yesterday :., laahos wow patted thecowesty are& 1 . " For the last three days Mn. Soovircorr's twill% , has Mach declined. The nausea and vomiting here oat large to emulate , the beefs so distressing, that she has not retained any ofWestminster. The Be ' • thing on the stomach. She has passed a very re st • 7 distinguished itself (mks 414 1 1. 11 .4 0 , !mss eight, and this morning complained muchrifge, of tried integrity and el talents melblimg need debility. She hai suffered much by preporsa the guardians of the public wadi sod tory, or what are termed false pants. It is 't ie ( ) pia an have happi l y been successful, i n lipium al". nion of her medical atte ndants , that , e , ither labou r of its of corruption flowing through the i death must take place is a few dors. An extent from the Crown hos been issued ao l i ns t weer to thwart the most desirable of the effects of one of the late Insolvent City Bilikert. ,reader an open Borough, which, by We ere induced to give the Regulations under which led Improving ePirito bee become the alone Officers are permitted to lie - exchanged ( rot , extensive and .frultful district, like the one regiment to another, as pecitidely applicable at ged • lobe/Haste of a Court Minion, the p resent moment :-- s ' Officers exchanged f rom .' rg bat Ministerial politics could be one regiment to another are to receive a Certificate fety. Considering the depression and from their respective Colonels, or CommaraLling OIL ia I sera, stating that the exchange does not originate i n t the recent commercial embarra s s ments , any Regimental Proceedings of any kind, or in any ' cordoned in that town and peighboar- `cause affecting the honour and character of the per. vas much reason to fear that the effect ' son concerned; or from any grounds of ohjection to couraging circumiltances would also ' the individual which have in the smallest degree in. ; la dh to be deplored in a moral and duced an application for Such exchange." tof view; but it is highly grati f y . i --RURY-LANE Titr.t•rez.- . - The public were di s sp i , rt pointed last night.in their expectations of seeing Mks it the spiiit.so deserving of being she- WALsTEIN in Letitia [lardy. in the Belle Sir., all circumstances, and so likely to hi ' tegem, owing to a domestic sitetiain. Folly a/, v 'extensively beneficial results, is in no I Thursday, Miss W kIATIGIN received positive. birdie. V r A or impaired, and that the cause of t ! motion, that her mother was so thine.rously ill, t h at freedom in that quarter is gaining ra. : her death was hourly expected. ' Ste sent im in iatil -'; lately to the Theatre, and requested to see the Ma, ngstrength. The supporters of that I . ~, , nager, who found her so ag i tat ed , that he cone- :. it* meeting, came to the resolution of scarcely venture to speak to her en 'bininess. It . popular Member, Mr. Mmeocis, free length, mentioning the disappointment the Public ' mid on all future occasions of election wield feel at her being unable to perform, as the i le' example of the City of Westlake. Comedy bad been so long advertised, he advised her ' pqrticular ; and it is elver pleasing to let her inter and brother go to Dublin to attend 1 honourable to the principles of the her mother, and wait the result. Anxiety, how. 4 • ever, so overpowered her feelings, that, if she re. ' bare g iv e" s uch P 1144 of 4ttadl ' toalned In 'London, she conceived she could not per. ' representative and genuine patriotheto form her duty to the Theatre' or the Public, and she m already subscribed at Boehm for that consequently setoff . for Dublin yesterday morning. equal to every expectation which could —Mrs. DAvislio personated Letitia liar* in her absence, to the entire satisfaction of the audience, tennis making to improve these funds, pd in the present state of the country.— Mr, and Mrs. CHARLES KIIIIIILI are returned to • town from their. visit to the Continent. . a be no doubt that ample assistance will f ew _, ATROCIOUS OUTRAGR.—A i evenings skate, n in aid of such efforts by those who are hir. v .., .3. r yerly, a young Gentleman on a visit to War. ito public interests when it is generally wick, was proceeding from the Birmingham-road a subscription is on foot for such a glo- across Saltsford-common, in his way to the house of , e.—Mr. MADoCILS'S re-election may, a friend at the Cape, he was suddenly alarmed by ' , le considered as ensured on a basis the cries of " Murder! Help!" in rather a faint ableto.the character of that Gentleman voice; and on proceeding as the sound directed, saw in a deep hollow Way, h man lying down without a , Stitnente; an d we sineerely desire that hat. Hastening Instantly to ids relief, es be was in i •of Boston, to this most laudable and the act of raising him from the ground, the fellow * attempt to preserve the purity of election, started up, and cried out, " Now I have you t" antU any imitators, and that these efforts on attempted to wise him by the arm. • Mr. B. avoidetf4 • lie friends of Perliasiesitary Reform Joey his Ifrosps sprang hack a step or two; and, in- ( bject which the gmedbele of tbd atom defending himself, struck the man en the head, : and wounded him rather soverely,: . ,ae , he sup , ' ,lair to every lever of Freedom and hie and le his face, with a walking stick. But . just as be was ascending the bask, which formed wing notifications are in circulation.:— .the hollow way, with a view of escaping, the E FRIENDS C)? CO' STITUfIONAL ' "illtain fired a pistol, the ball of which passed through .., FREl:twat• the cries' of Mr. B.'s hat, entering behind and tots of Baton, who are idea& to the Purity of coining out in front, within ae• inch of the head it- 1..: iho true Principles of the Ceastitudon, diced to- self. Most fortunately in ascending the bank ; his ted Cow Ina, 10 &Woe, .oe Thursday, die tith foot sipped, since, otherwise, in all probability, the It, for the purpose et Inviting W. A. MAlNiciat shot would have been fatal. After this dengerousi sty their apyrobettom of hit politic coaddet, bail it lo the tunas of Constitosio' oat Frowehei. At ood murderous attempt the horrid "vetch ran to-, ow& the cabal ead.eicaped. The roes hiders& 1 dog it was reselsodemaimeady, That Its fetid* othatobog h a bo la g ia ggs, l i ar i t Ja ti oa ... able with hies aloe ken made after the atrocious o sana rree le osaa.gselaaseggr 4 m amma , ki offender oaf a rewind ef legtdoeas offered for his her fer fhe adeogli-le lbw" being the Oren, dhel" l 7 , .. tales Ns ledepohleme. . - OR Tomday temsh; the sew bridge lately bailt Media( of the triads et Parity of illoeftia, ver the TM, at or near the .1(eil Scar, fell douni own and Anchor tavern, in Leaks, Otilijbee 8, with a tremendous crash. The architect, who was , mama* resolvertr- below removing semi props, was unfortuestelyl e dismissed" *tiers of .to be killed, and buried in the reins.— (Neracrolk Paper,) ening., tea gidueigdes d ateem l Mr. ISAAC DOWLING, who died a few days at " tbatobellasorillidi be thee' Rowley Regis, he Staffordshire; though possessed 4 be ci t ric woomixesi salad itleappolat these- an onincumbered estate of - one thousand pound. pot le country $ bit forkerlog if pas great example rn its mesiberss to Ps rllaseet fi ve orezpasto. aline as t almost deprived himself of the common ned, w kid at t h e R e d c ave g as , s o amok ante I d a cossarles ef life, and had lived • for many years toe was unamilsomoly resolved,— . tally exult ded from the world, without even a single ' Subseriptioa he smeared 1.e., to amble de !.- etterealea• i on to follow the ;gloriosa era plc er thatti of The Good Intent, TAIILTN, from Newport td to the support et which "it baba Ismise doll Toigewitentb e was taken and burnt on Saturday leaf It salt ~lead to di e vur t il Afilasi l l° l t ° us° et Scilly, by the Laurence privateer. .... ~,, . Yr. Jaw g owcalu e an d Assza i sel i Gina. As Allio4,_ . privateer of. 20 guns, and 3 00 meth pia ,t atc d to m u c k s u b ie d p ,s oa , fr om d is syk a b is taken nearthfftvia, by the Owen tilendourer MIA lent Etudes demeghoot Me UAW Kingdom, to 'Ma Nally, DAWSON, front Dantzic to Leith, wit re puree Wee excavates. ' on shore the end of last month 9 near Bornholm, bat Yr. has Rermeee' be Tin see, old Mr. expected to be got of. mow, Secretary. •.• • ! ••• •f T * •` sebedstee Boob toi k ip i ala t sivitim a st i mook . Quaze-SeUAßE.—Llieliterday Mr. Taylor, • Nos I as s at L . s aaaat c o sa ts sa taa gil ma d aa . baker, of Monmouth-street, St. Giles's; was conrich Air ed for a quantity of bread seized on his preens" i (Chewier.) on Thursday, namely, 33 peck, 167 ;portent, ao. Baton. slept. 10. 1814. 201 bail ouartern-loaves , "es - l 'd •111 e small bread.-r• Myer Illlmmeinater has set sloven and good ex- - • 1 The se izure was made by Cobham and Pace, offlcelft Meters date United Marlon% ; which example, r c oaa a at i aaa t F ree d om at B olton we mat " and they had enough to do to preveut the mob from i* I th atteatesa d R eae l at i aat h ave b erg astern Into, iiicting summary punishment on the baker. The of. , 1 preemies so partake weasure, fender was the contractor for bread for the svoik -, iso aid anoal Setmeripti•as already received at ,ficiupe ,. of St. Pancras. Although upwards of 40 'pal to every sixpechaties, ceasiderlagthadepres,.. roue which that town and Neidelmorbood Wires were seized, on weighing -them it was food lies that the deficiency ins - but 2061 ninires.- - • sigh the late *chinch* taller/ii MI hi 'elser si.. ,osr. FretztNor - regretted that the negligence of tie • 'fell eilket, die. aidshised *of wilpgart et e • . • • w hom " Referiniakoe r ieseem whiteout , baked'', for he was unwilling to call the proceeding by minimise b seemenrY. - ~ • any oilier tianie;as many of &eine eel found on li• itile beitli deputed •by ourTownemiete, tithe t h e premises were overoright, and those seized for de- neon yes, sad met that toe Rowan. of sh e ficiency were not ab Lan ounce each on an average. nessoesta, at eo which w• thus Oat yew should have so exposed his present peeks aid f''' pleat oar wine Sr invading upoa yeti. tore reputation. The case was certainly not $ 0 W. onkel'', per meat ardent %M ids. aggravated as -many recent ones; in consideratio n JOHN ROWLAND. of that circumstance, and the great loss sullilliNed if . ALEXANDER GIBE forfeiture of the bread, be about(' only convict in she . . , • ~ ~, gienalty of one shilling pare on s whisib i . 1 r of the provisos of Beepeorlog: ,**l•4l. 15s. 6d. •bedelha forfeiters of th e . _„, t • 2 n, have gone there to vemellie •or which went to the poor dirk GO*, mid es" All ow, b e t they hies hetinthinis g$ gaga' ill the neighbourhood Of the 01110 , of Vblliontia in coosegoottee dot 9 - -- , , •cho Captala•Governor t dealt glit. •iimeDort ; prune.. Z 4.6,.....i n e............... Plllllslital no D. Loses; 1 111 " Wrikrasisan °erica. 87, fleet-sweet. - • • ..-.> ' - ..... 1 ,. . - - •• 14 '. ~. T..' - _ ' , . s .. . r V L . s _~