The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-03 00:00:00

I " 94' low F I t , t!1 10 1 3 11.wi • ": .• •"4.10C1•i 11t . li ; IU) e.sil litinwn in'leatiee, in all the place% tune of the French arms has led me, the most hostile of my enemies to ra toddling my morality. This charge, ow . , .ityly to the motives of the form% observed its the seizure of the finally, to The application of the fuo . "in the month of *September, 1. , - De Chaban, 'intendant-General of the Finances, Wide known to nip the difficulties of providing for t§flipsp i enCO`lind service% of the month of October • awl the,end of...the toy 1813. On the ; }stl !4' .the,. a 4iCrieliroatb,""re - idares;T;d to me a fresh report, con . fumed by a budget, to make me sensible of the ab... , fioLut• i t necessity, of finding mean; to meet the ex pear+ Of , elan quarter ,in that year, and of the • lit itt'qu i tte Ilf, the year 1814. Se made Ise take notkW, li, i ltom,,the end of the Montkof.beto. 4 4 ' bet, he Co 8 not engage - for any thing ; sod that he was hound to declare, that for sabsistertemi• fir the ...., • service of artillery, engineers, do. he .hid no.. boils to efor4 any supply.' Of the war tesetribo-: lien of 48 millions, only 10 million• had yet been , . ;Allotted, which heal. been sent to Dresden, for the. ' service of the grand army. The 13th corps could-1 ' not, therefore, derive any thing from this contribetH tion, the collection of which hid moreover been rils• dared impossible, by . the fight of the ielitibitants most heavily assesseda/J In . oriiii4o . seeet the netts. 7. 111 14 4" of the does. I tifslted ht lest ti• leak, use of the , • Vowel's Cotaiiitteitl to _me by the Emperor, and 1n ; conformity:4lo4.lo ordemsof ,the.l7th of Jute, I al Imposed addirtinol tinilitils upon the . three Do. pertme!ito of the 32tEiellitary division ; but I soon 1 uud.that theArwii . ne 'return . ; Hot our situation me every day more difficult, and. that the Mi- • istnr of the.Treesury,, by ordering all the receivers found ' ~ ltd their funds to Wesel, threw us into fresh '''' - aliments, by putting us entirely upon oar own - us. rra • * ' 64. The Count De Chaban, wh o, . at this time, fur. 1. •nished me with a stateMent of the situation of the . fends, in pursoance of a. j reenest of mine, - for the : purpose of eitabling mob judge of our state, made , 'me observe.thot 'he knew not how any sr to meet the espsoditure ; that he had ejchaosted , every r • _: ,•,;. reOurce*; bo f f owed even upon heery particular ,'. breAicli of reven ue, of the costoink,And consolidated . ' dude (0 9 ili 0 0 4.4) ; that every Itraiich of service , ' was Irt,e state of starvation , and the t things went on . "'only. by . a kind of magic.' I stated to M. De Che. ' ben, in anassitOhiit the Interest of the alley, at a isetimeot 'when. las sere, entirely .separated •froes ..... rew* and 'from the. lbaperor Nepoleon„ required 'ltriftlik reeeiereed '44 In rush., we should bs eeisis in ▪ tellable, if,'lelti teminist ' • the mist tit '"!rinds italedeif the 'iere Ips o iv ' k presented , t re a tN rYff. 4 oo. ol °. * A l Y. .i. 0 1 43 !50f saving . the sactp' ~; L • ~, . . i " 1114 'tre e 'of, the 16th fl i t .thst i osr „ v ' storile l tl i i bad died the Moilialf, payment of War 0 „ atiOO as follevt, siv.4o Illillielte ,* , g . . . ... . • . ▪ * ittioit.: 45 millions in Pspetlecorkies .0 tbs • -..;" , :,.f Ile,. bar gtoise:4 AO inifiloiss le geode and ~ • ',SapOlies of all dstscem; ;Of:the 30 million. OW, money, 10 were tio WOO tto Dresden, for tito "yrneot or i. 4i 0641 *Ai/ : 'gad 20 isillioet write, ' .tfp be paid in draft: vr*plealt of Rataburgh, pay. able* the rate - Of two millions per meth s from lit Oct. 1813, to Ist Aug. 11114;' These drafts might be considered as assiipoweeteopen the bankof Ham. burgh. pot it nrithini Tabby! of • ebeohtla oeCessite leash' juelify "such ii s, itifo ,r4t *Atrial it I. pades ..*Ordlid-UpOn Count de:Chabltelorp itateotbut of cur Wrier* and . Wants.- .A 61100114 'id fieesperi by ► M. D,'. Chahan, and authentieeted by my *cop of 411e:i3th.ef December, The ei** iss iapeneee from. the let of 'Jiff, lib% aolUthe saw wittited'lor 'tke month of November t illeatinted tai'` , 864 trance. The enbiotitybf this ions, and the: :ether neceselti of 'providing - kir the tipeticet trif Oa 'Artillery end legtheer departhierit y and the; Ilospitati; did not permit me teheshite linger, and 'by my decreeOf the 2d Novesliber 4.O r dered the tetraktrkflen of s thsi property of tfiellankVi answer Ittr4it miniene 4 14 . f rom th e toinor..;,. c.,010a il.i.a ~.iii ii u ;Wit , • , " i made another effort to avoid this . painfot inea '4•3 -'- ; iiire, 3 by'apprikleilhi'illibiiiinfic 'tirtiigh the Com, ethsioners orde'n*l ,to Oa kimi awe ilkuit; that tltia•l thea.ure' woold itot be' ilarded l titie' effect' if the' Would etteage'tt;Vißnlittl'icetithci a4. o ,iii neees4ry . Ibt' the expenteabt'the airisy t , O'er' a tipte of live aqt, latliv of detlikisitiiialitts, 02 Di Cliaban and *pinta jlogendorp, informed. me' tiiiiiiii merchants' ere wiled Wont) take any'enKiiiiiini upon them,. earl that no reieiA.e. remeined bid &take posseedisii; of the Bank.' '' ftsiviti s thhs, • thitittiiiiifieusting• all i ether means, add Itillii . eiery eifort . `viltit the •mer., chants to en/Mather to preserve ilia 'Batik, their; Iron-compliance; swathe necessity co . . , coo., pelled Me - to'gn, on. 'lll' give to my 'G meat on account of the'. ;ftllclieding and its ttli vials. ' TO,. Commissioners 4lin 'Enid,. the seizure wittie,Viten 'of rank and knee/1i 'ahi ratter. They madet reguler mt:, mutes of ever) A ching : the amount of property in Bank, and the htuncttei of expenditure to whiek it. Was applied, • were carefully recorded. The serileti lo which those fonds Were applied eonekted of the hospital department, subsistence and pay of the French troops, and of the civil adminiztrativn, and the vontinuation of the' works of the artillery and engineer department—Works which contributed to preserve 25,000 men to the country. To . insure the regolarify of the application of the money, I gave orders, that under the superintendence of M. Cha boo, all the usual forms enjoined by the Treasury should be observed, reserving to myself the right of opening credits, according to the demand made. All the Figments made at Hamburgh may be considered as made in the name and on the account of the Go. vernment, and it is for the Commissioners of Finance, wko succeeded M. Cbaban, to account for the em ployments of the funds seized in the Bank. Mee. sures were taken to convert the bullion into , the coin of the country, which was drihe in the most intelligent manner, and with the utmost probity. The Commissioners, whenever your Majesty shall call on them, can give an account of their Admi. nistration. When I was under the necessity of Seia. ing on the Bank of Ilamburgh, the debt due, %chid:: iog the month of November, exceeded twelve mil... lions ; and when I was superseded in my command by the General of Division Count Gerard, a part of th e arrears was paid. I bad met all the expellees of <lt: ;. yttICK OF 'STOCKS 11116 DAY AT. OWN O'CLOCK. Heck, Lane. At 00 t:421546 , 3.per Cent. Red. 6741 • ,Ipiin .1 49 9 pow fent. Cons. Off .Excligquee 3 A 4 reCints. 84 f} •;. I Oteedem.if 4 1.. • ,#A llr f ePt • Nav :' ;i C•sseis fe&M. 68.9; .---.•-•••• • . • .• 1‘ • • . I 4, LONDON : 1113 y • el' • I tri P t lCP 96 t t 4V quit 3, 1814. t S.' , , ~.. With the advices lowing account of glum :—" The object and Ostend, is to s jury of their foreign beral policy has anxious to levy a factures, or rather very severe impost, - - -- --- gether. At Antwerp registration Goy of , , ---- -- - --- -- -- , •••...ge•w'''''"'"e Vt. tit DAlcUirr's memorial to the King,' in .. at Leipsi, for the ; hie celebrated; k,openterlalei -4 - .1 6 ; d oe ... " . . ow ms cornett on the three following i s t h e w i s h of that meat, the revival of tile' book-tradi'in T.A.rinall'h : !-Phialk,..liko all ths Mar branches of CoillggettlectreglAligrget 2-4 st. For having. find on the White hag, per cent. they In ' th nearly annihilated by the murder of the unfortheith:lafter hieing received certain instructions of the resto. France. hls perfecti ....._ }Tatar,, end by th e circumstance of Leliiiit haat* . Sinop 4,20 ifouaeoss; 24, for having talfen the once o r all the deter been take the thhilie• eftsanguinary contests, at t Th i , . the Rambarga Bank ; and aa set fat tree port, and it is , very time of the fair. Some L on d on boeksellers, having re - ti'doSerl the Preach name odious. , the principal inhabitants at thwfaitival &Meng others'. . • • .--;./.`. I r . _ - -w- deputation ter wait on 'Lon . . gutless, JULY 110... The Helvetic Diet has vol.. H ',I A,' 111 . 114 .. 41116 ". ~ I t thing is the affairs of Private Ito engulf": as, to: the flatmate') . - , . isemekits sittings. The State Council of Nettfchitet 3 111,111,11theitete.1 character for consistency, owing to.] sent on that subject. It, fitanioformed this President of the Diet, by letter, • the i mperfection of human nature, whicbis enslaved lof the interviews I. l '' IWO* Sing of Prussia had authorised him tu treat by pessiont or rendered the creature of mecum- i the .ftriti‘ h G ev e r 7llsirxrition of Neefilhetei with Switzerland. i p owerful ploy its stances ;it m a y , however l tse expected that th e Chi e f s _ 1, MOM, Jut - re 10.—Afts Majesty, desirous of Cu .... . begniators of nations should exhibit a more eu., unobstruct ed' the '1 i ever mi ht be the Don toothiest, of his petits& to the Cap- ' . . . Prince . , ' • Don Francisco Metier Cassano% for his 11 11 1 4elletl. !Cora - lily, and a more consistent character. ! The aut rity in ap- But is this limes** in taking a survey of the trans.' ditary ranee of n -AASlelsi aervisas, particularly at; the battle of Hayloft', has pointed him Councillor of Stiddif - ' • . actions it tr, Eiropean Cabinets for the last twenty. ! British yentenant-fieneral, Frionytet, Juts' 10...-At Avizsci the most *lane. • ii ve yeav ir.,s : c er i a i n l y an astsn i sh i ne p eace h a a tii. !. Mary I wil t or pelt it . Mice l ipedepredatioet osertinee to be committals llorpea. • i t e wadiawn i nt cruel and di ' ~ A al ._• 1 1-States is, first to.be Ys tarry their audaeity to such a lettger,'arteilip.A. - pt• --7- .. _ . , sastrous wary . =v . 1110 9, Republic ; next(' tq - `ice is arms at the..aery gate. of Flamm. ..r hc .oniece psolessea to be achieved , latterly. by the , At:: b e i mam :pow; th ey %vas the rescuing all Europe from military 'to France, and least they disposed . dans artsted'intallents• is esljeutted at more, ,Itcti r Ptlitttl*,:: Pillo lli t r n thousand. It is well knoww;tikat-tke G0.,--iltrintibm,.sod restoring liberty to the people, and ' attached to Holland, aer.ouot i . : rivelfirlp ili tt :the trade of the . tatter, which, r6f a eViltivrt t . i, ;peril newer could Tedesco them so subjection, and jig(fhpenteoce to nations ; but-is not'their conduct, *et is the-midst of th eir marshes, forests, and ntonnrsu me peets, at var iance with their professions ? inosa res i interposed obstacles to their prosperity." toimp4 they strove to establish an independence lobe, 1. - ...ai ti • .. the cries ot Norway bespeak whose ,tratts..l Account, have been received. from Madrid to the s nuke of oli principles" which caused Leopold to '''' Tir tit do 1 18th ult. aid With Ahern we hire a. icing: Decrel of t ee seems irrevocably fitad ?—What say the give tlonoloi their arts, a horse broken loose, with. i;l' il. : 1 " W s a : subject of . interior resenu,the principal object of out curb or bridle. ' i• groans of the imprisoned Patriots of Spain ?—What isi which is, to abolish what 1 called• direct rontriby. VIENNA. Sc or 19.—Prince Itetearsich, our Mt.; OA?, aliguswd from that portentous article In the Treaty • tions, as Imposed by the Gemini and Eitrsordittary Aster for Foreign Affairs has tit length arrived: ite,i , 44 'between this Country d•F 1813, bat substituting lune kohl' O th er* of a ankik saw the Emperor Altusestkw . at &urinal. Imme. $.•... -- . an ranee, res pect -' Coates , under the Decree of the 13th . of **teatime, tug t ie vernal of the Slave Trade? What in fact, i diately after his arrival. he welt, to the Emperor at i ~ s i more oppressive character. .. Baden. . tire we to think of that kind of geographical sympa. I - • , - thy which extends to theihores 'Of Southern Africa, go i ng 1 We understand a considerable speculation is titif - forward in purchases of landed property hi 1 -.... -- - -------- --- -- , Mr. toem. mow been requeltrd by some fete* to explain ,In behalf of the unhappy Negro, yet permits, with France; which promises' 'to be more advaetsposo . the Wore of the difiereot Libeb for wideb be bas beta so se- 'an unfeeling apathy and a *retched policy, the ! than the purchases into tai Freisilt*five per eeetLet rarely Punished, be begs lease If lel tie following statement unfortunate crews of European vesseli to 4, i giztY- five. • ' .. . *fare me pobik :- - • 7 - ,r aptured by the pirates of, the North of Africa , I It is computelamoogekthe light fingered gessatis, The first Prosesutioll was for: pobibbiag a statement of the deb than West Inglis. ; that ten ' --ind competitors from different pats of at time sii , Faisal Baum woo , aa m„, Jinni to - consigned to Worse ther , s ip Pieoulidy. - ..- , -be . thane— __ .. ... .- • • ~Pitted to the Tower. TIM NW** . fsl.ooabtnmellaidis bondage ? 'lls the Congress et Vienna 'to - t(tltMktir 1 na g• W A ari11. " 1414..4 *their Ilimr' and they Iron a Nara* Papa. R 904 , los "iPerats/MO.P..4i tese i • - .comp lain '• 'h' h being wanton to I MEC that an persons necdisistebeins biati •ta repair all dwool i ~, adia ., 7 , 3 i the trap* are doing ail the heroines*, when a Le*, b p . 13 7 8 ,,,% ear p resse 'Li "" w a hit 'o fs w i rn.gii''''' ' ' . whi t * . •' 7 4 114•P ' .. I* . it does, we shall bevfry agreeably di ~. ; : prig would - be pulled if seen iii the cabled. Mark had previa* hi two pleOghere is mien to• apprehend, ' from a Vail** I it has been issertedi . that the netrerical losielsto cleansing the Comatfidosers of Tales In WOW: . ' Agidainso report aVr e abatrias 'changing tialr aitters, , fl .pfrienced pr. the Ain,. in (be jitsitittsniti e ,3 40 .1 to she roam:aloe of Man. .PM this ounce , Ire Wirsee • li_„ -. . •r 4 , in &Sitar's Ispriseerseet. • The two Maachrorr andllillie". 4.4 e prinelplirof transfer only *ill be adopted, I tba WWI, of, ae n ylniiriy e Fiat. ilgiteetesi, oe etsonk do Cessployedle . . gement) prosecuted for the vase Offence, rad. stared je".-17411Md if so,. the germ .of future hostilities will b e 1e .and ' we rfr e ne r b an li I'littitisomeelkoCideimiffel ~, Iseski.lirdetaait. bat a. Pattiriowww was inflated oo thrio flereillsollmislnder the leteltodbles of Burepi....o. ;"", r. cg i..,,., ..,tr;....-0., . Ortega and Spain. . • ....; • • ~• . 4f`l e • . i I t thint Pr " eatiall " as fer sP ub " ll64 4 Letter ' distal*" llia fatiailleadiiil t h en th tF . • will et 1 ' Farpitsioaets et the Transport Beard with shesidect re. i` -. • ,appeal s a dureN, 0 appears by a . inert, Cart.klarnal, Nan . wardi c therusech Niemen,. ,Tbis Letter, .had been Joadver 1 160 , 11d,dited.diti military aseendeacy'' ' of one nation fee 1 '.Prifish Officeiot "leril I 1 Bagfeimet Sea ccies4lp . • tealetallieried fa the STATINNAII I and every .ersersion was !that o f an other ; 00 em i t: n ati o * will h a re t o coi f !** public gilitiat . ,emj iissiMitOrs4Mely t o t ‘.llMila t 'illra public and irlyetenatar!kte the amilis !of Coat ,k-in4t w i t h oiust .co,',. ir ,...A. ____ • • , 11 . 1 .1 . n 0 dig eranc o.iwnitadialgtoniptisindrtho co , • www,.....nopicirrn is - nieleilbre' Tie sentence was Itiptamlierilhiylaieris ,27,_'"'"“, . , - 7-7 tvienders of the &sentry: : '" '-' '.'* ; , s :. • , swat, arsiy 4 ilso of BOOL, . and thattWisitikatte h r tie oe a 1 .- 7 1 '1 1 , 1 r.t . 5, , end id 3 .115.*Thi 'rniSatier thin* embers if 1 I A CourhMartial was held on * iiiihri the Salvador, ....101111111rastk int 'Mad, id 100011 Ns 111101014 at th ree lite late. wile, which the siestso' breath of ambition . t 21110..; .___.. • . • ray again light into a devoirini tame. l at litamnaze. ) .-nn Monday, to•ti.Pavid l i tnsee • , seaman belonging to the kisguar ler tatetepting to The isms el 1111 lopribenseent, for THRESIYEY4RB and a • • /LAW, aspired on the Vat of *ay Mt. ;. Taking this view of the cltcumstancits in which ' strike the Firattieutenaoty antamiug Mutinous las ?rev*, lily 10, 1814. • ',Europe is at the present momant lituated, 'we cannot • i gangs—he was sentenced tvieseilse . l4o lashes. Colascide with many of our cotemporaries, who think The Yakima sloop of war, Catot• 1 HiM bi ARSHALI that the restoration of the Booasons is the best pos. wa s unfictsq..eletell lost, • Yi.• the It ; b . • 7 l ast, , rat me en•the .Bde o . . 'mow, ea 'able ieratiOitios of the war, which commenced in I a m reet . o u re a . s . , (unklovro 61 ; ..!iwy but the navel their exclusion from the throne of France. The I w hi c h was . creited• birijinear • eof•'1812, a 4 10,k i disturbances of the Continent, with in their lamen.lextends,four mileilront the eh '..: Shortly aftershl table consequences, did not originate in the revolutiop I struck she bilged and 'went do • i : and Irfini a gal! of France, but in the terrors and machinations of ; of windiPrioilifill . those who trembled it its influence,stor e s *wrens ed.• .;Mpeedifi ulty prevailed ea o f 41Ied ? f her . . - -I i • up during frisiiensoing night, fat In sating the people; r.tat *ad, ha 0 ever, happtiy with anxiety to preserve the corruption' which bad effected. Captain Malismai. end hi" Officers .csse . long been engendered in all the Courts of the ancient h om e in the Snake: - • .. • ---, •, - dynasties.. The tatoration of the BOURBONS most ' A curioa.scene oceurred.at the biblin Tidal* _.--......z. - i )., ~.... . . therefore, act as i:reetorer of those Corruptions, a few evenings ago.. Mrs. Diatoms, who. had' ice folio 'I . ....' because, -under whatever restrictions they have been performing with flumes., (going through an en re-sdmitted, that restoration will be every where re- sent for twelve performances on tine • nights) on -4rtng. the house to me Mr. gE ? :: , ,il.7ilrs!'• ' '' ' "" ' ' -) 04 ! 111 . 1 ." ' .".." .. garde‘ss • a silent confession, that the Revoldtion first performeneelu Othello, Was- rekbegnised 'by I , Patherapers to tint.lst inst. arrived thi s morning, I and ell. Its eels base been morally and , r - au di enc e ,lonely applauded. Politically and plisudea. Betegj' )sdif • but their contents try enimportant. A Deputa. I wrong . . The events of the last twenty. Ave• years that the applause was directed it- tion of 5 Metnicm,iaaiteif`upon the King ;Willi tilt may have operated much good upon the minds of notice of.4.4llLeke wastaliad Address voted by he .Chamber of Deputies oni this ; t h e ar .nntr,greeted with present generation, whether we regard *the ;se. of the bo 29th-inst. to thank him for the Exposé of the State of the whole insec She -is vereigns or th e subjects ; b u t in the end, the root of toes e et at lie same Theat the Nation. It is similar in style and sentiment to ~ grea n p the evils is left .r e maining. remaining. The t pri ci le of rob (1 1 3 g o the night of the 26th ',- that of the Chamber of Peers . In speaking,' however, i , ference to the popular will has certainly been *Mit' of *het sad „ *a,iwfoPY the attention of" . Fraace i and admired—it has even, during the last tweleet feeling a disagreeable smell, in I eliktf, • 114wIelftalidathafe led Oill ioppo t tention was drevoin by hearii 'NM" I I months, been acted upon, but it has no where been peering through a window..4 . 44eing aLef,aft• OS ImPiag. Pitaaal° la "WI - alleall° o6 established ; and, if we may judge from the late dis- Chapel Dowel", "40 1 1° 1101 :ed '-vrt" :The ,tpaghbouring wets abere Sirdi !slit . stisii turn of affairs in Spain, or even many Sus. so as to . see whence it proseided ' t i l: Ge tlirot aritt . the mind of the nation "hall • be diietked tot hio# , pianos circumstances in those of France, it will soon " the a ala aa r:to lla t riles he gl grand objects; , t . he7 will * o r rictly when! ail)en a.. 'rest° ow* and be forgotten. Corruption is left door and extinguished the wit dike ' . AO .edilliet maiden to the sets of wit 4 all its energies : its growth will be rapid, while reco v'ered so far as to say, peace, .' • 4 4eiligritt'of , o nioo spo o r, l otio n s, those p ublic principles, which ar e, said to have taken dren to bed, , and sat down root amo ng th e calunities of war and tyranny are They hileW A fintes:ifidesty only wishes those' . . home, .she had fallen a sleep , w z: IL plow in laming their beads, end are ees il y b li ghted. 4 , woor d the,.cAndie.ba set; het.. adveritageesetinsillisa satiesef. that *aro 'halt': .• . .• ~' ' — 7 • Providence bis mulled! 'lb" 00# Sorleal l' it '' 4 • • . had endeavoured to reach bed • i :-. • . Yesterday the Queer( and PRINCESSES went about Isfinket to *stifle the lame, ' anon." We are . 04 , 1, 9 111ntt 'this sea ent 41 the throe o'clock to visit the . Princess SOPHIA of Gton- She tired about twenty hours, begislators of reitire o , as It may, by s coned r FT! eater, and dined with her Highness. They return. rhe corn in this and the tlttsponition to the ministry habits of a numerous Myr, , l ad to ;1* Queen's Palace at six o'clock, when Mr. looked fi ner: it promises me time improved into a general conviction. the, Sewn was introduced.to them, and gave a full ac. late harvest. The average h owever bo ar , g l ory andlake notions o f ol ikr u e ceps* of his aerial voyage. Soon after, her MA- has fallen rather short. Apples honour haws been tie •id Erce , of m a t ar t . 9 4. 1 intY eat! the Patucessts left the Queen's Palace ace.—(Pleiseenli Paper.) . • • •,. 4.iri • . . r.-.'.. - , for Wiedior. EXTRAOADINART LONOEVITYr-wrr niece ',llfi ' a few sisawaniais, yet flair paint. Yesterday the Austrian Ambassador, Count M nes. died in Honig, one at the - hive been pregnant. with d ea th t o .00mi o ns, • and: sea, and the Earl of CATIICAItr, had aodiencesnf between 200 and 205, t: misery . to the nakePpy . countries • which have the IrRINEE REGENT at Carlton-house. years older than our famous M been the Immediate ate ef' the havoc kof war. . Mt. OLACHIPORD s • another of Mr. CANNING'S 169. The Paris Papers - to th e 31st alt. receitad lest friends, b made a Lord of the Admiralty. We do • Mecairenotr : ACCIpENT. night, contain some important doenewsits. The not think 16 t this appointment 4 likely to alarm the' ult. as the miller of (flasks! of s t s ; a5i.,,,11L..., the in _ . 1 simerscans. • Longhbrickland, was in the, Address . '7. 1 ,,. ,111,rn t o l""111 a n re ' I Yesterday •at noon, 'the Duke 0 •%11.1Lt.111OTON (paring the mill to grind, Isik t torn few the' • one 1 10ite. of the nation, states embarked at Whitehall Stairs in thelboun MATOR'S • the water , the u pper - - mil' that a great Pea I il . th• erits which weighed down State Barge, under a saints of 21 guns to dine with • pieces, and *Wed one man France, Is I. be - imputed t o the despotism of the the Lotto i.oeoa and Aldermen at Richmond . The (bur others, one of whom , . latt*Goveremeit ; Its unbounded passion fur war ; its ' littler Clay bargee followed.' ' . I . `' ' , .. 4 1s despaired of. of st , ' The l dielsion of the Brinell cavalry arrived ' se et the - Cone, only contempt for ohs constitution, laws, treaties, end . v a lri io . F .... • • ~...•-• , • ' i Ole right, of efery citizen; and lastly, to the dis • disenek s dileadful evert. This Monday shoat r fi ''" D s l6 ` harbour, sad, ~ . . salrof triniports. There ere efords,onsof the strongest' itatroisa abase of those forces which that Govern. to ti be more tbait tititen hundred horses, ic- ,Celaitity Ali exists of causing heat' had not canted, and which were sot its • companied by baggage meggiusouilliery train, sic. 'lj hoopiduwith iron,--( &Vail .- . ~ ~ ... - - - • -, . • - . , , • .. r rnE SirrAITSM 4,7 4 1: . . Lurie. k too .4 li toe artillery and engineers: the pay was assigned to work. The resources of France are next tnattlioned, whither the tor- 1 the Ist of June ; and [left in the mili'ary chest of which preslous measures, howerer bad, bad not ea- t., to admit even , the army 1,718,254 francs, which continued o be fi na l , e d 4 /6 4 h en f ol l ow express i on p o r osi gtii,t e •iiiSe a suspicion i applied o the ., same se 'Chi s 4 m•• .. Ts . " is conducl4"yrkillOttose of * .., can, theiefore, y . .. , 4 a cl . , .. ' - -.. , , . -,- ( ' proceeding, the , iT.•iis ), . . • , t h e 'isl i :t ' r ding jellik that 4, alßiaolstlion !fa - ~ 1 MI. ' i ‘thiltatOinal chataCtar t : .‘ Tip) Moe 'fe- e property, and, w II ,-' '. i p ;.- 6waet a ..,. -- , oils. ' lEtrig . Denmark, rind , e obariialielli stations ~ . „tett' a abort answer, declaratory of his satisfaction. 1813, the Count the town, which were refunded by my orders."— ...:is- * l "switiocnownt, forjatportauce, is a long ao• ______ ~,-... , . _ 7 __ . _ ___: 5•- _. - , 4. Ivlces from France, we haat the *- ! •;1 t of the commercial situation of P object of Ghent 4 Bruges, Brussels' I to promote manufactures to the 1 6 . 'reign trade. • At Ants erp a more it., tas been adopted.. 1 4 .4 former I rs 4,. a duty of 16 per cent. on all meow thee to admit fine goods only under e - Jost, and to exclude coarse goods alt o . lit warp for goods in, trensflu t i mot ty of one per cent. shay is pa sod thunerchunti to reduce v it to In this respect adOptiOg the poen _ LI perfectly clear from the cotraspo li g, details, that Antwerp is to b eams a it is a Lut, not generally known, the - ibbabitikata of that dty, ernpinZ it rail on Lord CAsatAtausait, at 1: the Wootton of, tile Britinh Gr a p rii . subject. ILts was ascertained it loos lows with that Drpotafion, l it ha overnment • was deterniined to egt. rfal influence; to, preserve ripen mad he navigation at • the Scheldt, whit. the views of the patch Minieters.:— iu Belgians is assigned to the Here. of ORAIGIti only in his character oft iant-penerel, 'and not as a Datsi ag. , r politics! Officer. The wish of soho , to.be established es an indupo n g em 4 to belong s to England, but if Os .. r ' they would appertain to Murkier Ileast of all they -are disponi(' t o l e Baud, on aer.ntnit i nf the filalsiip.isf e latter, which*, for a CentarsA,Lbai nOn ite WO fel" MT. pi LOW (10, *es- kagnised by lt .'• Ruda re . la* inceitscio ected to ittitcshg took a Ilied brieltilie'to the frost !ilk thee. hearty altaste'br ' 4m* , *forming a WOO 'heat re. . , 4 , • h 'al t 4 a yousitiatea anent string a moitillterstiumramG • I it, with a strong light opt r:lettniaing the Ephedpil: '- . it ititlaced him to climb O r t• sceeeided ; when he mum! line. liaimmedintely pre . i Ward, who proke open Ail • s llseaesc The pour wommte. e% 'r dila billait pot w' ' . '•; vs neol , , b., . 4 • III" at tkis 'Awed •, ' d bet:clalke* . cinire-4be, t the bed in-order to get a •• ip, but failed la the attempt ! , , • , nrs, in great agony. • • i. the adjoining county never' a most ihnewleut, pi. , . le produce of the hay wept i Apples are in great also& , ETITY.--wrrarOpersoallatell 41 age dr its , , .4 *thee the letter being seeeljy.4o *us Jenkins, *be died at tti.—Ott Tuesday, the 1911 e ker Mill, in the vicinity of 'M i llet of cleansing and pm. hieving previously drawn es nitl-stone split into several - .. n on the spot, and w 0 un41441, In is so severely hurt tha t his tit persons that were in the one escaped the effects of : - a unfortunate circumstance: , st pOssible proofs of the nee! ing mill-stones to4sottene . teffast Pigr.) • 1 , 1 , 1. • t '• • I • I. An. Malta! 1)no 1 0 ••.. • *Of Gait elebfrUnPl •• • 3 0 I .T N