The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-20 00:00:00

P -~ ■ " ~. •,• • , r - ted Col 11•Dowai to rest • Shenk f retfully entreat( il. _AMP. heir swords, or some remembrance of his ksodness b rhe Colonel, without hesitation. presented all of • them with their arms. He then proceeded In restart( Tevery Arab his knives, hik carpet, and his / clout's , 1 , 41 marks of clemency apresc to Ilse' produced a Oreat'efftsct on , the eanquished, who were not prepared etgarit qfh•fort of *disponi is described 7 t 1060 1 I'verf leen - , ...,.. 7 ,„ *Wool thew* of somomaeb.aoca...... lbe plant °Cession. _ . _ .. CRY WU INTULLSeIENCII4 re, Mat 21.-- Front tho interior be ' th great meeting of the Pretender end - Gni bee dispersed withost any attl*Qt. to sae • 4airphsts to tlio southward. ;...• - -. . - ... ' - - . 7•11:4 b raport made to. the 4 iir 44.14ei1t . ' r trot,' lila :reaeow,to.4.llo k r *either the Pretalilt y Zoo ofthfielealifelFclifids bad Veer MO* tow to *de . 414: le : saris that ihe Pretenders etti limited Jay . sppitopola, the Chiefs of Harispettooi- Xowishette l Kortnale, and others, went abort the lissi. " the TRW - of Tolstoi, between Welan! 4reatar. ' - Qua It the ceremoniei, were performed open Wale, at no greet die.' D'Oyly's informant. Mad the rejoicing*: was over, received return to their several die - the 17th was moot. to begin their opera ' dial this fortunate he. produced any eta, tbo Coedits' have mode ) ; Jived with mach WW I malty OA ours. be qeite cleared from extensive province is . of rice and alaeghter .ornegalth to Candy, and littrraption. Captain 7th Native Infantry, ~lattitsiiiiiefefi- h r cornmanC a .a detachment en the *frontiers of 'Mittel., made an incotsion en the 16th • logo that province ; be marched eight, miles over a „ • :atop , heti. ragged Recent to the . village of Guile • B•,...dairliet rear *hi* be destroyed a large hoots 1 . 'tag to Pitilw• taletire, whose palanquin be 1.? ' • Lienteamet.Colersel Hooks speaks is the . • - PMales of Ote•teal end energy of Capt. Hardy, . , . .. ~.._. . , .. t" . _,,,_ . „ . lilrikeltiwtt mitt with 200 men spin into Ma. fliiii.e.ledir. be will co-operate with Major Heat, f this province in anothor• direction . . , .. . „ • • trove Satnapora, dated the 17th insfilt. . ' - • bets had been oonspietely. repulsed • • bi - - • Opon Lieutenant Irwin at Dimino ) on . ' - • lan of the Wellaway river. • • -- ' . „. ~ dente johuni Lieutenant Irwin to repel • . • the istillevi. end **mew igen were seen armed with . • t` otionnehneing the fogivive,e; this, we believe, is new ih i e ha *adore, bet it may seen to show that the ..,, of flattops" are in earliest in their • wiebell4o, s . ...: _ the rebels est of their province* ~t, • '. . ~ i ,: . ..:...luilednifults, Captain Raper, ow kiereay la Wei -4 lli 1011415 se- tho,illtio siaryke# -....;.-ip„...1 white . tea were billed ,"...-.•-•-•'• '-' ....ollobee ito tt em eet a ir e oftoe he took ;idioms, the A . '• '. 3 ?' I : . :PW ;he marched the wag .night to A.. r • - :77: 4 ,. 4 ,... .thtbe hope of sirprislag the Ammottegamesi '`-,- " • .' ' right robots were killed, among whom wet , . . . - • 'she ' ..'s brother ; bat that Chief himself escaped. . .. On the Mb, ersidais • Raper moved his camp to • bill •; .1 . 7 steer Madiwelly, when some Of thelnksbitantscoo t ti '"Nt . ;.- . : . - ' t :_ de him with a white fig, and promised to bring 200 . • . - - ± . 7 more the nest day. - di . Captain Gambols* wee assailed, at Godamoons,, . - 1 ,.. : ; on the loby morning of the 17ih, by a great crowd. witi ' tof SatbINISOI whom Omit 1000 were armed, and led t , • es by ID *ell-dressed headset, ; the attack .*conti• ' - ' "visaed - tilt evening, and was repeated th e neat da y on -11[';": - •• : , eft fire in the afterniron, when thcCasulians were re :':;.....-. . ...poised with considerable loss :. Capta i n G l e nholone ' s -• ► • : .... -. •mnly casualty was one grenadier of the 16th Native *., • I Infantry killed. • 1 Captain Kitson has sent into Ca. 94 nearly the whole of the sick that wero• collected at Goaagam • .• ma from the staions in Wallapany previous to their „; being evacuated; be tripes& Major Bailey to join laint on the 20th. The pools in Wallapeny had become ..• of-isle unhealthy, and the country - round hoitig cut . . 4 subsisted, 'it .Itss been thoegbt expedient to mo .' --. ~' the troops into sore healthy pobit l o so r whore ": .- •—• • sip. , ire also MOM easily *braised; far o t o veer - . it. • -• 1 ` - ',WIWI' liinfPnne, Ahapola. Poloortt sod Owe places in Willow had been abandoned, only-pro. - Seising the line of commeoicatlas from &Weald, • throach &debating and Allipat to flodella s setweehO • isoothware ; ColenstKelly and Captain °miller left . ~ ,-. ••... . 1 • 4,h e pok no thitigth, on which,day their last Matteis ...Yea' use dated from floosauwelle : it does sot appear' - •• .', '. that the Kohnkembers 'toenail* had inen eneenrod a - *Tibet any persons beds few of no great rank had sib matted ; the Bootees Rateralie t it is reported, had been wised by the Pretender. sad Oars Disease, to • ?smut his airrresderiog himself. This 'weather at Candy hey Maly become .sob gaoler, with occasional iltowers. 7 _ _ . 17 ... ;#. ~; r rr, • . . , r ;. R, . ~.~ ~~_ L. - I . . r. W 11411114.4 a 5....... . ,,, .... __ r ' • ' to the Tillage of Tile*. • _: ~ and Idstgashonne in On . - they meg Wavelet°, w spot called Plebeeme W ''''. e - ..- . ,Iliseett from Taittes,-_ , :wherr Mr. [.: i , ;,..i ' sod 1.4 the Ming E heosin , . s,lily ra ta n : !, '` / *ad lit - ish : tb ~,,. tot y day ti 1.... , . . , . Wojtivvi ant yet board Ate dd%wately shown, bei y *OM: wherever the ofettompt they hate boon repel • : "ee their side.. sad lasively a sail The srven'Kerlas appear to b ,gehels, sod all is that rich and I fatly (pilot; large supplies of were mot fro. Kurnogs , , - arrived safe mithoet lots ' ask, of-the Hoe. Company's ' . ;ivii• • was left in command...of a Afrikaners of Motels. mad* an ii 1 This alteration will ',rodeo, we hope, a favosfehila effect upon the sink, amens whom a asap for ti* • batter has already begun to show Itself. • . Tba Governor's bealtb is, we *kr 1111111 ii *wowed, and we trust ibat tat low dip len 0, 0 9 • b u m it In oer power I. congratulate the Publin *o bis Eacelleecy's recovery from his tedleneendribia sussing confiseesent. • FRENCH PAPBSS. Ptats, Nov. 15.—The King yesterday received the Ambassadors, Ministers, Marshals, Cardinals, &c. The bomeweral march of the Prussian troops in the Department of the Meese commenced on the last. t they will have quitted France by the 24th. The Duke d'Angonleme will return to Paris by the day for opening the Session of the Chambers. (An other Journal says, hie Royal Highness will return on the 13th Dec.) Monsieur yesterday visited the Grand Duke Con . . The Doke de Richelieu it not expected at Parts fill the 25th inst. The retirement of Talon is cartels. .:_,,, _ ._ _l. II 1 E • Weirs essiireti, that the Act =taleilites . exchange of territory between P' ' • tied the Ne therland's was signed at the Congeses ea the 30th of October last. Prussia advances as far as the Meese, and the Netherlands obtain ibe country of Loam -5 complete, as also a part of the Eifel end the thy of Cleeei, with the eiceptiortit the Nacelle ...ii.wits. The town of Aiiiiib-Papita eV! vii. Mach by these changes. • •••* •• " "if On Teesday nest s the .no 1 / 2 .0 birth-day, there will be a giand ' et OK Th'eillaries. , • • , The statemeot inserted in several Joirnals, est the Duke de Chartres bad the measles, Iris emeism• ens ; but he hes the scarlet fever. The Didietliti Nemours, and one of the Princesses, dsigbter a t tire Doke d'Orleans, have also the same, malady. French Fends, Nov. 14.--File per Coots. '7Ol. ; Bank Stock, 1570 f. • _ t--;„,- • RASTADT, Nov . b.—The soma I;watert of ' Russia has returned from Brachial .toCarlsrohe.— ' Her Imperial Majesty -will soon be joined by her segust Ceased. . FIANIVoRT, Nov. 10.---Th@ Diet has reform/Ili* attain of Westphalia to the decision of the Emeetrer of Austria and the King of Prussia. I Intelligence bat been received from Hansherglt,i that a contagious fever has appeared in the Isle of Fano. (Denmark). The Danish Government has ordered a body of troops to be stationed to prevent, with the utmost rigour, ell communication. MAnurn, Nev. B.—The Memel' Ceetei.Dorrine, Governor of Cidis and Andalusia, has been removed. He. is succeeded in his.Ggyernment by the General Count d'Abisbal, who still retains his command of the expedition for America, the preparations far which coatings incessantly ;- but its departure cachet take place very snots. . ; _ _ FIRST DRANK re NEXT P T 'lr. Totirtr • ---- RI on A THOUSANO IPOUNOS I 1 I—POOll PRIZES OF THIRTY THOVIKNO POONDB, Ac t CaltBol.s A co mos rt, T I • - ..4 , IJUDAis ith s its. : ' 4.••• ; • The Nueva! .of the Qualm will Me plsei op Tuesday night. In the mean time the belly wilt lye privately in state at Kew. On that do?, 4t "Wl* removed to Windsor, for interment in the Reid cemetery. The Patens ROUST, It is laid, has meotionakiltis intintien to attend as Chief illoarnitc. The pertieelan of the blooming, which Is to eon. mence on Soiday nest, will be foend IA the %kite. mantal Gaulle, published lest night, of which me inserts Dopy. . Neither the atterolog, nor the wink toottial of the (morel, will corraapoad with thew of the late Quo* CASOLIAT I SO suggested is 111011141 of the Papers. The partitelars .1 1k Coeneil . ersi tophst . by . tie lame akied !a Cohen. A Proshoodoo welt pigs#Con is t esselisby h Root Highness for sasse Paribt‘ r isott o *tithe 14th of January aoSlXl l llooodbfatch 'at bavirsass.• It ids very societally ' , Ported. iiiit.9oll6*l4 Yoe& PEI be proposed by the meat as tilitiardian of the Kuso' 1111411 1 was a tim* when the possession 4.lbis pion . • and the command of a large Standing Army, w have been regarded with no small stoubt and sprit bunion. Eat oo this 00:1400 witi perhaps, my bees little mood for fear, beyond fee tootinasoce 'et tliat system of upenditure and 1E1404065t sup port, which has so long oppressed snit Milted the gest and Indignation of the country. There will, of seeree4 be an Establishment requiired los ; this purpose, for nothing can now be done, and no ; change tike place, without the creation of new Establishments, new Pisces and Pensions; sod trait; demands for money upon ItOiltritish,People. • We *rest that the new Parliament *sea the necessity of proportiou.., ing the provision revoked to tis,. ; 4ilioroof the KING'S unhappy situation, sod yenta and condition of the corestry..-Ther/i ridection in the Windsor Fattabilshoollt will, as . mei de gree, diminish the Ministerial pattediligt. Sod will, therefore, be atrociously repseesi4olll" a dissipa tion of the Royal splendour; owl we try even ex• pew, when drives to their NS reitoite, that bli! him /et. .. ~ e ~. ~, _~ Illustrious Persons alluded .to will see the pro. psiety of not again bringing these embarrassments biters the Public, for the late addi t tional pro. visions made out of the means of the starving Pee. pia of this country, for the Members of Royalty melt be deemed amply sufficient, b ; all who are will ing to consider the claims of justice, and the Imp*. I iterished state of the British Community. Paris Papers to the 17th have arrived. The Doke lAsnotsass wits espected to return to Paris oe id 13th of December. The Ist and 4th Regiments Royal Guard left Paris on Saturday morning ; Ilse former to occupy the garrison of Valeacienoes, and the latter that of Lisle. The Prussian troop', which have been the most tardy in their evacuation of the French territory, commenced their departure oa the 11th. The fortified place of Moutmedi is to be delivered pp on the 24th, by which time it is supposed that-district will be wholly liberated. The Act which ` deranges the exchanges of territory,. and the demar. l station of frontiers, between Prussia and the Nether. lands, was, it is said, signed on the 30th ult. It is uederstood that Prussia advances troth. Meuse, and that the Netherlands obtain the whole of Luzern. burg, part of Eifel, and the Duchy of Cleves, with theexceptioo of the fortress of Geeldres.—This is • continuation of the abominable system which con. eiders the several People of Europe as the personal prokierty of their Rulers, and altogether *tinter/tied to the arrangements that may chance to please their tive Governments. The German Diet has very 1111101i,olusirly referred the affairs of Westphalia to trecision of the Emperor of AUSTRIA and the Dg PRUSSIA. An ankle of the Bth inst. from Madrid, states that the Count pc L'Ailsam. has been nominated Gourmet. of Cadiz and Andalusia. Besides which, command of *Wit hhe se lot Expedition evilest Sonth_Aineel4l . o IstationtrY-i; Xl* yorlrept The iepartere of k tsy i cannot take place for some time. We •t 70 f. per Cents. left off on Salinity The wily intelligence worth attention which we have to-day from Aivia-Chapelle, 11 through the me diem of private letters from Paris. These state, on the 19th October, the four Allied Courts came to a formal resolution to maintain the Qaadreple Alliance, signed on the 20th of November, 18151 the objects of which were to provide the means of resisting and ,vepressing 46 that spirit of domination, which had been obsdaotiely clisptayed by France, under BONA• I awes Government, and which, it was judged pos aft% might, still be foetid to exist among certain Assisi of People in that country." What '. un der' lb. WNW G•WlNltellat of Louts the Duman. %image still—" Tile French Cabinet has been in. 'lied 'to records, the objects pro Posed by this "freety.”—Can the Government of France, left to *Of, 'totes: into airsiiiaace with Foreign Pawers • steep the French nuitton is perpetual slavery. This Weida be Conititatiend` indeed ! .., :11Cappeen fro the private advice, from the French n. . .. sepitelithat the law fee the recroiterent of the Army. so Way popiler irliga n the middle classes, has in its' encodes produced treat discontent in the lower,os whom the burden priicipally falls; though not even, the molt distant 'Siltation to this appears either itf the French Journals,, or io the letters from the French Police- bisected id the journals of this coun try, Bands of Conscripts paraded the Fasebotarg St. Aotoine, uttering the most meirecidg cries, and haw -tog attached "te their bats pletws of bacon In the fees of cock'sdes, en allusion, the meaning* of 'which ills ennecessary for us to eplaitt to Oar Readers.--• IS the Vosges, the Drome, and seeetaltother depart. lasts, similar scenes took place. We have revelled Bninbey Papers to the 11th July, They bring further particulate of the storm* of thti great fortress of Chandah, from which it appears t , that the attack by the British troops was attended with the utmost hazard and diGicalty. The garrison' consisted of above 3000 breve soldierh and the place was defended by 82 heavy 4ons, placed on the UMW number of bastions. The breath was dashed ay 800 acct, who fought so desperately, that the Bri tish Olsen were engaged with them bend to hand, sod nexus of them cot down by the sabre. It was not se* octet a close and warns coolest that the ftwiesi into forced to Rile way : but, perhaps, the sleet • striking and sppstling circumstance to an -•~ . • • -', w, throughout the. whole of this Indien war. ,hat on the prekine prsion the trericare .rasometor, in the Open airiAthoen, aloud ;rites—forty.niue 4egrees above blood heat ,p c I Chendah, it was apposed, would r i c h hooes to true . captors. BAJEE Rosr's to Sit Joust MALCOLM is speiel ales tks which no danbliesissed. Tee eeeditions ate represented to have been, that he sheeld have a sale' conduct to Beeves, end a readeoce-there,.seader• tpc . of she British Government ; with an I lk 10 ,latis of rupees Per, Matuis-;.zretidtletirie to Sovereignty. . .. .. , . tails *attending the capture of the foritai othirsm are else eometutriceted. Our Readmit v know that the reset( web aceeleratedispre --- 1 lons eiplogion of • magatitte, - which WC. portion of the works is rains; a few diAl Mkt *bleb the garrison starched net, and-ferated Opp • site oar, line, within S 5 pace l mhos doortstody &di . down their arms. . ~.1 . •,- . Intelligence has arrived EA& Ceyltne t iret Staid at recent dale. Hostilities yell contiOtted.l.ll " • .... 7"vr. that miserable Coital,. The enter* of *elk' ..: • ' , • party were be a diminutive scale. - 1. ,Iriesoistioatige''..* rilitlegod to ban bele repulsed in *ale *ftemekeilitsk lest Sur troops ; Isst the latter *PAN& ..' .... • • hand, suffering severely trots the tnethebeke*vidbi,...; . tions which ifiny we n, Au sown cases, onestellst to' t • i . occopp• .. • ..1:*•,...... :. Frain th e Risers/ tepee's . of all tire/ - till 7 'tench di from Smyth AsnetiCe; elm isili . 4 . 4 'in !: . ..- ' • . Spain* where every thing indicates- o i lier? 4, r . tri g .• z , LSocorderiog . on disseletioxy we can etittOW ,or , 'rather no - doubt that - the period Oleg"( 11.4 separation of all the Spanish Colonietc ( lrekt lia Mother Country is at no very grmit,diseesi • advice.. from Chili we learn, that • the. expedite" 'against Talcahuano, was in e state of great fikiard. ness at Valparaiso. 'l'be nivel 'anti eatery setiilp... meets were very strong, end a most sanguine es I . eion was entertained that the strong holds they' • van 'riot would soon be reduced, rafter ' . ~... their t aieir operations would be directed Apia * *est if Pero. The Viceroy at Lima hisiforo dal all Sake, would, it was supposed, strain Peery nerve to maintain birp•eltir•rr; bat the lodepekdieeperieg ,perlor 'to tritists in trembieVV'siese. sat . k . . thought that Titeeaeitine:iseeld poiliftle„evrefij. ~..., • • ), . • a.) . The Lose CUAINCIN.LOS otiottanies ini.iniptore . ln ' . health. ..,•• • Private letters from Pads sato, Wilitmeting of the principal Banker. and Merchaettbed spew lain place; they bad agreed to withdries 'oath. Beek wil l it their owe aceoptaneas to a conarbtkilva. i•:i 3 0 1 millions of francs. The merchants:o titirlr own bills wooed give great relitYiatistt • • . ipso* would,' so cowar•queticer be.044, - $C ...• • Ittr • il discounts. • ... • - ---.17,. 4 rArl - . 1. 0 4 10. 1-.1 The kW* eetieleed Wes • skierable fail bad tekerr'preettia tho• #aatie f .•.•Seirlt shares had decliald Vial* b at 41.1 . 10110.1 . iti0 per ere: at. Nllll -Yfete--I.I.IIIIIIVIFOIIq. Mar • i at 1101. : 4 ~. '4;•,.. • . - `2 '...' ... ...ti . !-- . Not witkidisedroli As sheet lotervskilut -hos . op., cerred vino,' tare' death Mr. Aldniaistaw-piivese. neat, a most active MOOS, halcomnietteliT:t the. vacant civic gown. There are sail to be severkeatie' didetes, among whom are Sir GEORGE Atotisie,,, Sir F. DESANGES, Sir :I'. BELL, B.O.IIEKT 4 ( KIOSY, tt . (late Sheriffs), and Messrs. Tituwestio. itaTattiu, • and another.. Tuoasss Wevos, Esq. the saw Cie .: Member, was yesterday waited on by some respect. able citizens, who solicited him to offer himself, gad promised to visage his return. Mr. Wmautv,. we ass informed, declined the intended honour. -. [ I 0 the beginning of the week, a we'.l-dvessed Geo. 1 dentin called on Getters! GOURGAUD I end teldila . servant he wished to see him. lie was ushered 10, 'and stated that be was Dr. MAY, lately arrived lima Paris, where he had lodged with the Gamest's mu. thar, , is the very chambers heitimaelthedlormeety .. occipibd; that during his residence there,ins had re. ceileJ rumArous attentions frinn thr General's tee:' thee and Aste r ; and bearing that the Gertexil +taxis , s e i te town, he had called to offer his service He se.' pressed aat lth to write to the feenersi's nto r; inil , .tor this porposspen and papee were hand to i.i . a. He wrote a letter, and left it with the tierreeel. t Ort Ttarsday morning, the seine .Dr. Milt called:ell` the -General at breakfast time, ; and, after Inakieg every' i j;id of friendly offers to him, staled War he had slept , is 'its neighhoerbood, and et vended : tirti; mouth he had in his pocket. lie then isked s tbe Coliberv4 10 ' ' lend him two or three poundi,...tili'ljert:eill i 't eity, begging him to eonte.artatote. him 41(54/1 nolter 'Sias of Westmlostat4olltev•givitig hits' . bit Midvale' be General tent him it five *pund ..tote; ibe t;iiif P : •messey he had In his possession at the time, sit Oar, ben be was taken tarsi, he had no money nr his . isessession. The nfAcer who cdlled to arrest Garret C allicaAuD on Friday evening, made use of Dr. 1' _ AT's name ; tbeterefore it is supposed the Doctor lessons of the persona known tool eoptiolod by the 'Alien Office. • , Extract of e letter front coal.miner at Frettaiot Glorrcestershire, dated the 18th inst. :-...." The , ° ie afire in one of the eeelepite et Coalpit.heath. Th. Odes is ots fire In she pit by the weighearisige, nearest • iekler's stable. It woe discovered onFI W.) , cii oar kg) soviet men went dews to try to esiinguish in they could not ; arieitheywoar burst iriwrieveveht Lhket the flesh of George Writer dreptied.fteve* arm as he walked alone. Mare tapir went def.. • yesterdayeand they were strapped by the file-&1 0 / 1 / 1 and nearly suffocated. Tie, men that hate tae" Jana t see, the ti,e is as large as a house; end it is iiivi 6 o, t to have been ceased by th e tiie.d.up."--(B4‘. .; GA roxiele ) e 0 A y °wig Lady of thi name ar POTTEIts, o f " l e a , . .abitilies in the line of the late Mis..iisnrrlto, r".l'.l' speaks highly, is/acrid, to appear en the jrrirY'l lfie • stage; under the imentrdista patioesgc of the WO' DOUGLAS KINNAI4O. • _•••••••••••• .....,.......__„____L________,._____ r , f t rooti .itrotofit. iu s rdii ;tl l : l 2 ; s o , ; is M .. 9.0_ . : Iron the t rysail's. of coOt'ters._ log , lEurope i. an, h e,,tiod,t t be, fit for Valenciennef..l ' i 41 1 1;. nagyogpenditere asotecomposce tie thy. : fare, s, t nt . If . ..hilt-four days at Does, walti‘g 'l6 MIS% - ' • .Itoyir l 160keptio liking care Of lk agod and tif- f of the there fficted parent. But the country should oot be at 145 dogs •waravion of the fortress. The battaltee of this !rntri srhielt,settAn beeeeaba at fit..peelerous..be so tt okoal . ..to pby a,.aesssfook-__ .. fulfilling a dot; of us. ,le Europe replaced by a cwi s , p a tt e ll en . The Pro • t r oop. "tere, nor aboold_ the faction who oppose retrench. R (ford a Fit eanroned in $4,0 41 4 i f jets of B ar . Moist. iessitr Of ail kiud, be allowed to take advantage of surrender t i, sod Vesdols c commeered their retreot en I that has siceeftod, to bolster op their *yak event of wt Ph of this reeoth. On the pith the fortress. " 41. `. fresh and hollow " preterites of necessity,' represented ..still. be. given up, and from tkat_da iteportment will be en t pi t tetett• lib erate d. , *:. loyalty, and so forth. conduct to Tbrie ',Yews viii . Pest; in Hungary,' bill bei4ea'it :71tederaise of the QUZIN I *Rh theretrenchmeots it' .protectios Catholics; they are father, son, sod opood e ms : sod i 'lodsor, will, if. ailowed r throw loco the piblicl come of 10 "id Ike raility of the banker thai(dlitfolibbid fetid a very considerable anneal sum,: probably es- all claim' ti far file wealth, " edit ' 11.11 probity. '• Il i f 44 *. , reding 100,0001 . The revieion or the !LUIGI% •The deli Gerona Half, was Provost of the Helloimaseemommity we are told, involve a considers." of Metier of Rude. They were ail baptiord4:lo 6a rdt of IfisiabHilleset w ill , *m em be r . i n t h e c h or a l 4 Th f . ' .". oe o f AIR of the anongemeots respecting the Rorke already kn the Holy Ghost, by the Cerise Adawdefichrsjer. Dukes. Whatever may be the consequences still tremendon . Wm ire assireil. that the Act whit* ritkilitos the let of Royal extravagrauce, we trust. that the large porti ..... ___ -.AL.& &La NICE Tuts OAY AT ON R O' ilabli . Pont— - OPtIPIVICALs Governor or Vim Rea a at b per Coot. Navy Mkt . la esittietretelet the cote S peg' real. lied.* 71 lediejspej V p .. - - amid* A ve diao 3 per Cem.oO 3 -in. it Mit lea.; t r a t . si pee Get. a - • : IttholkW . i 11111tredittei if ;Ott at tepitgehi cei tt A 94 77 * , - u "...!;. ..- - rf l . ''. " ' ' "'''' aipi. It it safest there. 4 T eg -, •ovvevrais***""(eAlee4 ilit'isitha told cannot take tc . .. • THE S TATIAIL AN. ,- - believe it. The Feeoch Fite per C I.