The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-15 00:00:00

I t PllO9 view; Amid mindit t , . Into .erto it oiation has reached us by means of private channels from that quarter of the world so menaced with British "vengeance. Tile surrender of Alexandria, and the destruction of Fort Warburton, immedi ately followed the capture of Washington. At Alexandria all the public property was to be de livered op to us, and it is also intimated that the Chief Magistrate of that town had sent to the Mayor Of Georgetoen, whither our force was proceeding, to induce a surrender upon the same terms. After descending the Potowmac the British were expected to pay similar visits to various parts of the neigh,' insuring Coast. At first the consequence of thenlavoq say the private advice!, was so widely extended, that a almost a givers% stoppage took place of the cash pny. Mentiat the America , ' Banks. The Banks uf Penn sylvania stepped their cash payments, and the New Neat. ;Bank issued notes of so low an amount Nene Peetry .whilst the credit of the Govern merit' t ips red,tts have been almost wholly ex ' U N riftt )1004 . dilemma it became necessary I Sha'l iirp,pa . " rite States o°o4 provtde foe their own defence, the Executive Government being deprived of the means of affnrdieg protection ; and thus si. Sneed, Philadelphia voted one' million of dollars to . l e-applledittittedients for its own immediate situ . its:t!,. z ilsti . ante We was contributed, and for the Satre o bject, within its own limits, by the city of New York. The panic, however, items to taw greatly subsided, matters have begun to' resins, their regular course in these' principal placed, and in both of theta the tastrettilen . bas been taitht; off the cash payneentA, •fron l / 4 ,lbe Banks. The Members of the Gaveroesent aro also -again show:- tog themselves,aml same changes in Administra. don are stated to have been made. Mr: MADISON, ff appears, had returned - to Washington. Gen. layisTrscraffbad resigned the Secretaryship at War, and hail bran aucceetled byMi.4MoNnos. There is a *shwas* terilisfaction-pretrailing, and it is expected that Mr. MADIsom will trader his resignation. It is stated that the Aetitican Negociatnrs in Europe had written home for Fidler powers, those with which they were originally Invested proving inadequate to the formation even of the bases of a Treity•of Peace. We are inclined to think this idea uorrect. Recent events must , have rendered their former instructions bat little applicable to the present state of the We. A writer lu the Morning Port of yesterday, his given what be calls a comment on the Report of 'the.. Committee of the Mampden Club, regarding the ne cessity of Parliamentary Reform, which appear in . our Paper of Ist inst. But though the commen tator has !liken lime to examine the reasoning of the totontittee, hi makes but a poor figure in that sort est, pelt* disquisition ;which would welt the ,tame of **Attrition of the 'constitutional argnotetthl used by the Committee. Apparently sensible, howeepr, , bis own inability, or wishing to push into *Oleo a tract upon this subject, he refers to some Lev: to the Regent, for a satisfactory ao• awhr to the " Croakers," and cc all thatbasblther , .to beea written in favour ef annual elections, toll. ;aerial suffrage, and the other preposterous and un zoneiilutiqrtal doctrines of the class 'of people whom Major Carmen: we calls the conelitutionel re foratists." This is one way of puffing and elf. arguing worthy of the adulatory genius it be speaks, Not knowing any thing more* of this .re. doubted pamphlet, meritoriously addressed to the jttatir,,and " not to belied for , money," than what 'this writer h pleased to say in its commendation, we tit ; einnor . presume to decide upon its merits, or how fn r it beers upon a this great argument :" nor do we feel ourselves particularly called upon at present to enter ; into *detente of the principles impeadhert as uncoil. etitationai but as their advocates are sweepingly dee tiominetea men who are attempting to mislead t he Ohne mind liv'cenjoriniup'evils hich not exist, it may • be proper for,os.tp observe, by way of reply to this I • enti r refermist, that " the class of people" who have! evolved their conSicti•n of the necessity of reforms. Lion, are by no mains the description of persons I - ohms he unjustly insinuates_ they are. They are veither frantic schomers.aor detioaatical innovators, ,massy of them having ti ,tae In the country sufficiently weighty to ecieri..re any man of common adder- I Sanding - of the iMpropeiety of doing or aiding any thing iiihniCal - te tte wetter* of the State, which - is always morass! With the preservation of social order; ai.d not a few also of the a.lvocatei of po pular right bri I confessedly among the most en lightened men %horn the nation can hoist. We reed ooly ; instance the Hampden COI itself; one of the regulations of which is, that every I .4statber most be powessed of 3001. per annum. The sclia iacters of 'these Gentlemen stand not in neia of our eulogy. Their cittnes and their talents alone ought to exempt them from the imputation of factious de. moerate. The tresident is a Gentleman who, in re. spectability, as an independent and loyal British sub sect, ant in . the practice of every social and bene .volent 'virtue, yields to untie; and theta are many others entertaining similar political opinions, whose public and private acts the voice of well-merited cxnatendation might be employed in blazoning; but as it is impossible to fever such names with obloquy, it must be a ramie of supererogation in us to attempt tr. add a brightneeititbeir lustre. We may,however, be pesenitt*l to ail, that iP any man can peruse the Report .of . the Committee of the Hampden Club elided to, which is collated •in , language of mo deration, an! confined' to the statement of undeni aL:e facts; with the wit coastitutional objects in the treid fur the . Unity, inda ; Al bion, Webster, for Dieppe; and the Entaralda, for Te nerife.—Came down from the River, the Hilder and - Fame transports. fee of the dignity public happin,. _dual ,;,fie what they -that Parliaments have they were at their original institution, nsti-Witst they t aiwayit ought to he—the grand Council of the Nation ? and that it is highly desirable they should be brought back to a constitutional duration and importance, as packet. with a the best means of enforcing the practice of those I principles which are calculated to check venality and the exercise of unjust power; that they may again become the channels of instruction from the great body of the nation, anti. that the column of public freedom may stand upon the broad basiti of confi dence and right. Are the restoration of the Me- Pelidence of the Constitution, the establishment of economy, and the revival of moral virtue, pre posterous desires? • Let us not hesitate to say, dna" where public virtue is wanting all national auectiss is only transitory. It is like a rich legacy to a spendthrift—it serves only to pamper luxury, and accelerate ruin. Nothing bet ..tho• banishment of corruption from the Assembly of the State, and the preseriation of our laws and liberties, with the pro per exercir 'cif "Ooral principles itatk economy, can tabl : 1 4 -1 6 P 4..- ine the adiiitWasiarivit Woe ocs qu;. which 6 the BRIGHTON, Ocr. 13. -.11.11 10 . -.- A General Meeting of the in,habitants.of took place at the Old Ship this morning, resi • get* an advertisement that had appeared, stating, application to Parliament was intended. to, he in the ensuing Session, for leave to brlog in for the more effedthal administration of the tilt Justice of the Peace within the I.3.:4lithclnistotte vision of Lewes Rape, and to proside a compete _ _ hir Fm.stourst, OCT. It —Arrived the Louisa . - salary d to a the ' Justi ... ee e. of , _ __Peace:, acting wit, Mail from Lisbon, in eleven daYs; Roscius, Acorn, aid Eliza- Ibis Meeting was very beth, merchantmen, from the Brazils, bound to Liverpo o l ; lift : sa, -D i v isio n , . (I(' 1 tably and very numerously attended,.andthet Pernambuco, Aug. 17, under convoy of the Iris frigate (the i I were eery interostiog. The 01'0 of die whole Iris has arrived at Portsmouth), in company with the following ;that as the notices, or advetttivments, which had vessels bound to Liverpool :—Ciode, Scott; Aurora, and the ! CASiOned the Meeting in yuestion were compleiel e Retina; the two former being doll sailer., the Iris left them a ! unknown to the Commissioners, who are the •lefal few days after sailing; the latter parted four days before they 1 • Representatives of the town, their Import was 4 . Rw made the Western Islands, aad it is fearrdshe will be take n , as , proved of in toto, and a Committee appointed UP grey fell in with an American privateer the nett day,"wh;ch the . watt h over the b isiness and oppose its prOgress, Iris eluiced, but could not come op with her.—The Lotly Am- pitticularly if it should find its way to the Rouse of bellipacket bad arrived at Lisbon, previous to the sailing of Commons. WI r. "Thomas Attree, the Vestry Clerk, the anise; and the fluke of Marlborough packet left Lisbon l an eminent Solkitor of this pttfile, oh4iekl the seven day: before the Lnui'a, and has not yet arrived. , warmest trai,e•of ail preseut for hit judicious cert. 1 du c t. The Meeting . was adjour ned •ainc- ;lie: .: . Pottrmsoorst, Ocr. I4.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Frey a, • rnE 1 nEATR E.—Accoruing to antiournestineitt Vies from Plymoutb.--Caise into harbour, his Majesty's ship Kean made his - atipearance .here, at. Ricked the Sapphire.—llia Majesty's ship Drake gives instructions to the , Third, on Tuesday evening. The house silt icOwded trade bound to Spain, Portng3l, mid the Mediterranean. , in ail parts, a few 504 'in 'the • pit beint,laid,iiitis PIMIOUTR, Orr. 13.—Arrived the El Patriota, Acorlo, `.the boxes . , and the iiripts of the evinittgateSistited. from New York, with passengers, detained by the Superb wan :t o within 'a few I fil ffugs o f . 2001. -Tf e h rlvi i s i tt h e of war ; Atalanta, from Guernsey; and Alois, from Liverpool, largest eilening receipt ever keown ber*.-v - A Sew bound to Bourdeaux. - *-J ,H years.. ago, when the junior Brunton had' thejlia SCILLY, Ace. ih—Arrised.the day before yesterday 11 , Wagement, and Mrs. SkidOst displayed 'her'...diftra. thienfetskig'e • ass/dile:l kW i1i404, 4 .." -We have wen a letter from Geneve, h 7 . . ,f "On the arrival of - the Princess .of WAt.O at t , it ertsmouth,' for 'North America. trance . ,o, w, , %no, 4 04141esEtsi s. place, she sent a messaise 40 the impress Me s' lk elan . "i§etedron - of the 14th Light Drs., Tragedy, ,ed forllEtitoeotO*sylc.acc .14 iti t i st V; LovtsA4 requegtiag to knew wisethershe might pat elstti l **ireeidliffe hold . theetsblves in readiness whir*, yin .they testified lillgh- t interet lb* had . her a visit. The answer of the Empress was, she r fereign Servici;.':".: - - • 1 iseenswited hy previous eser nn, inilirieted,theot feek ' Royal rislleors are ordered I lag whir* 144cliPatti tht,t,4l4l#4,ll"tifiFSien., A.t is should be delighted to see her Royal Highness .-- - These illustrious personages, with the Grand Duchess service. • • ' ' to my 1 KsrfelY 4, 1 t1. 4 1 . i th # t OW t r_P a iii o ioFO V t il .. . . CONsTANTII4I.I afterwards dined together at GS- he 43d reeimetit at Plymouth, I were entertained Op that:pletiein"otitv?ltt4Wppe; wle s. . I neva: l immediately on foreign ser. , had not wilnesiod.tbopresiopsa %Aa wet ful. . . The Gentlemen composing the Committee to con. trial. .1 filled to the "top of theiCrt t ' s , bat ee_quae far with the Lords of the Treasury on the demand he 7th foot have embarked at lifted approbation and repteedes. applause, followed for the payments on bonded goods, had an interview ea, and' a detachment of the ' the progress of Miss O'Neild: (trough the exqui. . . yesterday with Lord LIVERPOOL. Sir C. Pews, Jered on the same service. i sites' pathetic, affecting,' t end heart.rending passages the Chairman, we understaud, stated, at.some length he ;3tl Battalion of the 14th i.tetiohlhe so finely pourrrayed,; anti all those toech. . the injorious consequences that would result from matched oh Mon jeat, front i pig 'Appeals, tti.the maddencd• heart of ./qtjtet,- • whett hasty. &more for these payments, arid the benefit .. "'lrriKy; 'remittal', ' yetterday forming the dread resolve , pl e pertiptlyett.,.lier for thaty , had already been derived.in the advancement art 40. 1 . bee tit et ' imieth by the ' ever, were. gist' with.luels , ersgskist.tst e ~with .., British trade / and the augmentation of the Revenue, tii.liik 0 . - ~". ~4 1 1 1 (t . - , ; feeling so 'rely. natura4,thetAserpperr roust ... ~, . . ~ .. by the lenient system that bad been adopted ;ince the it r ••• t. ed.iegittlemt ;be considened ,as the. n 4. 1 .4,. ultra,* : year 1809. The Minister was not less explicit as l it ' -: :,' ~. 4110 ti l le•Dek.l sei t ence. At i gany inteiallls *he ,lears erielppgt 7 the motives of his Majesty's Government in requ— ' - ,o r t . , • for'' li t.. - ,- s detfitred 4 his 4 Nol l ed dole n,,the.cbeeks .of *very, feteateg attAitori, A . ins the payment of the sums due on the bonds; _ lernerc.,lid, 7, .... re4plrsiti -. l l ::,iiiiii:e;:ii c e y j u niti rio , stio n ,. t:i i -§l l 4 l 'ettei'..atietdhey.o4.4o;:tia:riinedreogppedgeop: .a p, m 7:13,. id ,1 5 . t h .:0 :,., 0t.:4 1;1i1 :tf e ,. : 041. 5..: 14 f , insisted, that it was not a sodden demand for which 114 0 1 0 oration of (hot.; FisAnting and applauke:s.s.CAuld.posef.. . e ItprivOir Ithe trade was unprepared, that two novices had been .. , given on the subject in an of fi cial shape (which were 1.., read), and that both the interest of the country is ,!t:vfo.resign-11.4 hbad — ' blasterettif i stf WiSistsflaitill . s , LAGoatlsmon 10. the 'boiess4C.tinro . s oljgordea ie , gereral, and of the Revenws le particular, requiredl • 17' at ' R nest. It is • •:but jnitice tcriad'i Miss D'A's-performanee of i litsfriciero i informed Ithat -some limit should be prescribed for suck ins '1 lif this' Gintlettati, 'that during the period ite 'hitir!ile - sibatiin.the course of only lastyrnotnilt,itb , saw het deltettleks. Sir C. Pater, in the conclusion, suet, ', 'OW that Attie lion, now nearly 12 years, he but iles-,ilie Cork stage . perform isoiift4S-AltoperogeOgi i _ : re:ldered the case of the large' and respectable body Iby his prnfouml classical attainment (added to' WV :Owl. Marie in Abe Cities ( " . henebeee • the Committee re tad , to the liberality of she , conciliatory mode of discipli - neYAseolight that Scbrial ' but he assured us they W 4 001‘.4)001 - ,on ear 'tifttiev -' si'''. :Metier,- We tarn thither.' ' 4," ; :issiitiosti!...i , .- . e;141 British Governme f'l4tefe ~. seen: shown itself 'rli elert lit tension of comma . i - 'ideals by whom ! did not •relse in but it is h-petl, by from some interim's will he taken by 1 UP' ibis e ff ect wit , ' A.iemmittee this day. The (..ortricr of mark on the subject, , rity :-- « We are infer the following ma Bark and harilla probalsly be alto coffee. Other a period of twelve to remain until t cies -t he duties of fore the 30'h, the ed to pay the merits ; .the first out, and securit stalments, with The General to Havannah, was wasters, in the Old - • • iIW . _ 4 4 " .. 4 , .. ;,.-. . ' ' • . 'W I - •-, - I : , : . .. . • . ^lit "STATES til i te .‘ '• • ' 04, Can pronounce it the vrtirk d frantic • Jl7 A r4i, 1, . , ,LIG ENC E: seeking to mislead the 'Jupiter jedipient ...- : <... , l•—melts-- ?reit dangerous to social corder ' ..life ! 0 ar Dltail a I itakPO!.46.ltriraiislarritittiu limiAsitotteaiac:rtatendr,fsaroi;dth: ; , the community, that man must kil"?. little of p ager - . , fitjriv tills, . a _ .._...„._ niti of reason, or of tto path wadi leads tiv:, 7 - 1 for Benno& r tionaitir'lnated i e r h ° 7ll l 7 l lii i iit z 7F ille ean. "; and the happiness and national prosperitg. Who . Cil, obioo, vfi4gi i er, for Dieppe; and the Ealaralda, Onuna, I hat Parliaments have long ceasetUrtAkirkst seriffe.—Came down from the River, the Hilder and lig town hipoctliqg • that an e n u de It a Bill .Rice of ate. Di; mpetent big the Wire- • - ' • !Jiabates at* was, had oco vpieleir he Iflal an enable us .to seciris.ttl'e altetWegee we allse lac. -ocus.v. 9, PCT• 1ar." 11 • 46 " 41 ‘. 141 % 1 " 1 / "...."."' . 7 ` ... * . ' ... ./ -- ''''IIIICIIICIII, algiU Ong a• ka. •••••••• ....t..47, - ---- ~- _ nixed as a 'Oen, and the dignity and prosperity to' Pilot ei,,op of war, with 40 sail of transports, from Cork, for ! ordinary talents, the ;fentug's receipt amouuted Portsmouth, and sailed yesterday for that port. „. rhich we harass just a claim. It would be the brightest • 1 to 19t1., since which time', until Tuesday, nothing . ; ircumstanceidthe shining annals of t hese times, cos I d The Good Intent, Richards, from Teignmouth to : . like thee sum, on any one vccasion, had been re- ; ved and had the house, 'in the latter jestance, herestoratkniefpeace, which affords the fittest Lisbon, is on shore in St. Bride's Bay. 1 etl h. ' en of four times its dimensions, it would oe.been • Ham- • unity for reifieing Parliatnents to th eir ancient, true, The IVillium, Dawson, from London to , lid respectable condition lead to the icromplishment burgh, is on shore on Cuckold's Point, and full of ! filled. • , I . •b 4 . water. • . . . - If that work is much r.o be desired, the renewing of . . , The.. Margaret, Hull, of London, is totally lost • An American Jouroalist humorously concludlit • .. , ...,‘ bat copfidence which ought aver to subsist between ' - 1 , • , t 1„ ae,r Archangel. , i tne account of the csptureof.Washington with-- he Sovereign, the Parliament, and a free people, and 1 - ' • ..,... ••• l ." Fly illowaos, fly 1-Rita AZYSTRONG, ran ! ' K. ' • tf recovering that unanimity so essential to the happi- I Much impatience is demonstrated at Madrid, to 1 ~ Were the Last Words of his.arson!" ' . less of all. 'The goOd effects' of this conAdence ' know the names of those persons on whom FERDI- 1 A Dublin critic, in a panegyric on a celebrated Lou Timid be more extensive . then can readily be con- NAND VII. means to confer the Order ' of " VII-' mala*rforater, declares that her eye is bonne boache • .-'; - - --- --- :Nyed. Europe, which has seen with, o,orsement .--,- , 1 Welty -" or as it is to be called, of "Fidelity .”— i l o ft e uer, : .. :( • .• r• ~ • , lit is said . tabe intended only for sumo of those illus. I . he power of our arels o 'ind . acknowledged our ge- 4. .• ' Spaniards B • lint letters t• P • i that the oritilli '''''''-• ; r tom arts we earn a. : , • . •.... • • ' lrin" w" share d captivity wit)/ him- It I, Commissioners appointed to meet the Frenoh*Ceme - . . - 1 lerosity, would view this insiance of the freedom and lis supp o sed the Duke o f ST. CAaLos will be Grand '. . on • ~, • trussioners to settle the claims of a_pecuniary natura l , harmony of this contention with.admiration, and be' Master of the Order. - • •• • Which the Gov foments of Loth countries, ofit4ll is4' ~,, •. i , deterred from atelnipaing to disturb, •in any ate*, i Ye!te!day a C our t tt - f . Dir e ctors was hell' at litl . individuals, • ill oit each othee,liiivelrilhOrtnietiltitilifis , .' * ". ' `,',.... ; East • l kingdom sOllttitely`ititid firmly united; --settleit istd.tte 4 ° _ 0 •11r i,: 611 °:‘ - 11 1,' d ',,, i P sC re f °rdshirli t °• 1 forwardness in their task. The commlsiineetiiitib '-. •, •, 1100 t ons, t;apt - : LASAaLlta•Ltc spasm, was 'takewz public berthens 'would detteem, and Britain wooldbe an d the British eghlbited thearioll'powers, but • .ei ta - . met, : and stationed fnr:B4'. Rtie l ai, PrinciOf Watos A what its coAstitutiOn.pt cateelated to make it. Na. •.. ••• , 1, the French viere not 'reidy'te eboSttliflire; and nfler -.-', - ... land China,-,-Cipt. etn.L-u, B lt t ' r sy " "" t " lb. tinme'vreteneee, theydidleied l 'thieitifoultk ekes- :. „IN> I to the commend 'of the sbli Befell., coneigied iti • Yesterday the . Dike of CLAR ENCE visited the ; Bombay and China. . dry - a bidehe *AOC& Mt Coilirthit etSrlilitia be- .. trs i to t .. •S' • 7 ' 7 i .. :. ' 1 fore they,,cooldentelititolitinßecasslon.or i ty'Murtlks Pal XCE Rteert at Irdartten- house . • 1 . 'Ufa are told, that on the Jay when the cifkure : . . the y . h •. 4 • , ii , r4 , le . 14d . •- e e clawas, : 0 . t 0111 PR tan* y mati . , a c 04,1 The iri s frigate, Capt. CHRPTIAN, arrived yester6 'of *a city :of Wallington and demolition of its o r th i lt i oe dila by .the B o ti o-G at i ro w it iei foe the day at I:l9rtumouth, from the Rio Janeiro station. p "c knlißitgs . reached Pills, the Duke of WEL- ' maintiMinetig French `p ' ".'.,.„ " •, 2,- 7 after a mate of three months; she brought a con- Ltii vr4 4 ll.4iiirr not otrapublic Ambassador of ~, „ I rort..,WAcf*Eint , toin ' I I ( .-. 1. t5 .. l .;:tiiii vo y, l o t i o h arrived sa f e , eirppt thr e e s:. that. the tentates • of; Europe, out good Allies, pre-; _ man. _ 4 7o_', . „•,:_ . •. a pried eoispany. Admiral. Dixon *RA at it Thl shimseif ti;coisgratulate . Grace on the event. , . giii.ng up _no / . rug ovuA f - bag to give the animal air' Aitted,petriir I t 4,i Ptir t lr. of P°l l ll39l , ti • I We' Ora ' AIW: e 24 ha altonn of lima ' and 9lst Re : inutati, .. I , . . . ••• • .. • • no . n" •• orliiiiirtg hia-titietb- , . ~ .••- .. - , ..- . rOor - g• b 1 9 ,9,1111 41 * -14. 4 011 14 - ,k 4 a' .. 94 ~0 . 4 4 sinns. All was tranquil there. • ,r '''' t . ni; . . . ... . - ...,..,;,, ';,- - ''t • F , 144 Ili And *,as hun li .. to a..e 7.1.- . 4 l. ~ t i 1 s ki Footl e ati 'id ri' nn rP4 ; nen in? ‘Rt O •• , 4 14 . e 1 .,,,h WI i s - ' ttillen of the I_l an a 0 ' , . The llepotation appointed by the Covet if gia4 . , . - •:, !itli.. . , , +)- ;:. • lp p ty's at tne cotnir . 'Mil . Stitt .$j )fr ~ ' , fro, • .i.r.. the Loyd Mayor Elect, Sir lowa' Willteit4., - ...,-,,...,,, .41t Cot . k . for this cooHirt. ~ . ~ ‘,„,,,,,___. . . -ft 4 . V . ..iii%%;%• 14 VII' -.- Bari. Alderman Woos., Alderman Goonriairdi • ..4.,, rk where he was -; -- I ' 4 !' ' fampanses •of tisa.litral.ifotsran,ll4l449o•4-e•,Pa 9 -, l o •Fpr, . ta: _ . • kit . rosl -- Town Clerk, end' Mr. DiNor.,. the a . 1 :Ai_ --1. .."' *Tilted in the River tr in. the Isle of 4iihigt, Car RN 4. TUE iss.-- 1 1,4siilalbt th ~ . , - , . London this morning to sista 'the prisons is the . Green s -.. ia'*.eirderea to Green, ' arskostiC44eat wilich 14 4.TA!fgt.r.4,14 44 i f • .• . ..• . . tii .or :England. . . , . .• - - Wielidte of th e titit: ind's7'tl9 regiments, and 1 nedienfolsn :the precesiv,mtenit,l4,bvi.in ' • . ~, 7 . . A. . . Ma hay* meet - qi'Virkl . a letter front Genet!, which I f, . INiff Corps, are Ordered to embark • with,i(pastible, ittcrectied fc#X.—Thea t,' . MA _ ..e. ;MR a_ _ _li. • di-. illan:..l. A nicaritm_ ' 1 trance...if C4Nws.y; Yot;tfo, Aug tbe-Woitta i ii ~• ) • • e alto n 7th • ito %a to Otitif :far foitign se • r or tt - i•to embitck °• ti for Artie tul itilion of 41 !tyr Po Atneric as R31, 4L likewise oil ;th );41, 1 :,. • And 'of tl .4•1; •s. II" • • • 1 Ot t - 1111 wifostleo se, telliOst. abod t 44141 tS the ' 719 p• ltrint tb thst: to thi it,' or itiyal Scot ced t the Army for he intention t f tnokinq n 4 ioh Pensions grilufed tobil e Wounds. ere I. Ciattilt is !OM; ?presented, to the unerauty lent, which had on so marty occa, lirrthietighest stole ofitearning,taittverfectiorr. Wel turn thither. ' • ~ 4' ,_.l"?littoortu.s-4 .-• . f most anxious to promote the ea. i undtristanct he Haling! t)is * •CharCli treeferment, Wei Ba nk A communication • stalliihuesfsilateltithade , to the tierce and the welfare of the hide.' reward of fhts look i .. ittielitlgible mtertions. IDe.. from the Treasury; oesttetnivog the- propossle a it was supported. 1 7 he Minister ‘, CattET Is le hir e su .. It.l'ilr. PAGE. - • tier the first Lotterrof 0,000 tickets for the present 2 his terms during die .corieetwation , Mi s s O'NEt li t eri Aeration to the !eliding , year. The billderS ate to attend ea Toesday-at the by those interested in the question, git#ructeis ins .. s 'islie',.iici ccinspicuously shines to; Treasury. :.:.,t.,.. . . . Locntory remarks, that the payments dee f a thfie titeet2i t affavour talents in a theatrti.l. Friday there was an Inquest hekl at the house o( t ytx short instalments, and that a sotine ' if faadrir.o4' t ilrst line of parts on the ..Mr. Benjamin Palmer,. the sign of the Cock, ie ill be. sent to the Chairman of the Oliva *pi intise dies here, was Gequently Brook-street, Tottenham Court.road,.before Geones lay. . .. *Vied by . •-• 4ittir cold, a theatrical disease i Hopesos, Esq. Coroner for the County of .Middle. , tit last night, has the following re; , Isiltr itillhies, end is very infectious.— ' sex, on view of the body of an elderly Lady•resideut hiect, which- him the air of & who- eh le ii,e E g itew.tragedy . announced,the neighboarhood, who was feopd the preceding • , Ale. ia .hqr bed.--Verdict—Died by th. 'rased that dome such aersogement as i tor !hi ersike ' apptotiched, Miss O'Nen.t. , Visitation of GO4 - ' • • 1 ay . be consented to by Government t i eir _ Otf :Ii• itlift, - tharicter,'displayed : Wednesday night • disturbance took place le I, not bonded beyond two years, will ISO ,id actinesit •irrabrtd Valli that moment `Queen's Head-court, Gray's Inn-lane,hetweensotne itr iii lowed the same extension of tirae as iiir ; • unofirf. ' Mrii'W. has Since had occasion 'lrish labourers. Thisseltoo, the officer belonging to Lrliclas which have .not exceeded the y axt mdboati..a. - b. i .. the PolicNoffice, liattolt-gard.4ll,l4ndeavoured.tu quell . , e months, will ProbahlY be mmitted . 1),0 doe df,Oljansic will be new In th e the riot.'wisen h't was k mocked down, trampled under -r . f the Ist of June, 1815., Upon era: , ....,:" '''' c 17iit of tbi, i ilf ., ,rwerAt Mill, at Covent- foot, awl 0044 by which h e w as coo ,kletohly hurt, 4 w hich will become doe on or be. l l . ;;Ad: • i dote: Mr; • Milos -heti composed some but is in a hill way di recovery. he Merchants will probably baftligi• ) Otibfor'9l l4 fhichicrre andllfr. Sr NcLAra.— It gives us peculiar pleasure to Announce to Fami. some in four equal monthly insist; ~ *Rseets has composed Knew Overture for it ; and lies, Tutors of Academies, &c. the isublica:iou of tto be paid before taking the goods seeeeal new songs. - - —. the : colthrAted Dr., Virtt,i&N, on Ring Worms and ty to be given to pay thir.other ie. •!' ~,v" ' rrllay, the .. ,of *tember last, CATICA Mallido44getifiA ;'. diger...diseases are but too familiar interest, from.** ." ; .-. of Trost , '•,,. , Berrister at TAW, may .(cksjyto,ofirpe.itoy,other comment. The Doctor hall ... . Tekrnichcf, gas' 2 riireetetil ~ • . elected 7 .•, . of Aldborougb, *Om alsFAieted le nasal clorirs cliff's of which may:. 4 l l , 4 10Vi o pies taken in Attgeeti• _Jill* ($4 , . ' ffoliF, ill ~,,,, , z . •- of the los ; login • fauna in Aldo .valeable Work, with beau.tifully•s* , ..,,, v + ' . • K c.. Old Bahama Chainsi. : • -. ' - . • • . ~ r 4 - • tgerg4 eegrivings front nature.. , 's *4 .... ~• t Zt . 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