The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-29 00:00:00

~, ...:: T. s g 7:lr/i , "-, ~.- it'• - .; . - 77:Z 71.111FP - - ... I:, 1." ' :sstts.',• - • - 7:7 •..,.., • • ~.- !, „:.: Mir !!""' '''''''' ... ''. •" ' riror - ... .. , • .. 7 is ':, A. 111::- .. .• • :?--'" * . .._ . , • .. . . .. THE STATESS I ikN: _ • . t. - - • - - _•---_ . . . . \\. 61 4. A Committee of four of the select men and immuuftGa..Nata. ^ k „... 4.0 hil . Frortta t Dresden 'as King °S t 4114pIti ),„),e made to pay the _forfeit .of a scueely .lesii stra t i" $ Mgistrates shall proceed forth with to the British . reerase,“4 Bolognite . tit f i t bevy . The subject of the slave trade and 0 4 • ' - Commodore. to ratify the agreement. ern is ta Am tsc al y, s v. ~ ....4 ,1- . I . ‘Alte : At; $• - :. sp3mlrtirietingef 4/Joey aoto loam.- war with America, come in also for their due portion "5. This Committee shall cons i s t o r Joseph Chace, 1 recent Asks la*" v • 7--- 7 ., ,........e1if,.. 1 0 e1nP 41.v it'd : eq. Lord 'Cettiieagyinn arrived at-Vienna on the I et' notice in the speeches at this 'meeting. Tfie,ob. Zenus Collin, Josiah Barker, and Aran Mitchell idiolie - itte _ rk, ,_ .1 stActs of; .al wwwwirr -••••' • - 13th. ''A B;ltiati forte is reported b 3 lien) (leen i serration Of Lord GREY, in regard to the !wetly. (two democrass and • two federalists): eltellon.wf Dipsities for r the ) 'et to .be assembled at . . . " The inhabitants of this island, by this measure , Christlanii. • Theer;ii OM northern districti Were less possession ofthe island of Bornholm, in the Baltic, pic,.gathers force from . events. Ministers musein. %surf tunrroeii , ; 7 r i rtio . fi f tir tisswo rnegsra t en t w ith D a ,, n i r k i ,..._ _-.... deed be able to make out a strong case of ave* rr pm . 1 are inconceivably relieved. .They will soon be sup- egisailltettrtittetroadageraolgtoge; . , tension , and aggression on the welt ttie,Ao K Plied with alkspidance of provisions, fuel, &c. by ' ti ere d, that tho oko ofil i x i t lin l oket,..dolio t Once . 4 ,. . ; . . ; • . , mismis a those - vessels which atilt be licensed for the peaceably. ''' I "''•"'...' ". . ~•'''' ' ..•,.: '`-',-- •' :'' '. * .. * *e beileave to call die attention c ot one &mien 'icons, to sustit't us in the destruction we hate . .._,„ . .., • -. casioned on the Afiirei - 7 - als D'infeti fates • -; - ~ ... f ogterpo,se.. : Those wbo.bnan net •tiekt the direst. taxo r -o r ioimq; g o of e ari.4roprlgonsiliaNceee to the-detail which we this day i nsert, of th e pio- *in got clear of the same; for the United States ju-, C arman ; i s arr iViiriere !-rota l ie, •.. 1 , _ . . . ~ -i , . - Tisdici ion over this Island ceases, I presume, during 'Si order of his Majesty, ilie' . .qhare near the gate ceediags at the Ainivilretl. ri,..../ideedoildl4iiiiiiide ,l The Courier, in ‘imitleiti So tell t . 42e ~_• :, 1 1 • itteeetralky. Vessels will be going direst to Bos- of Brandenburg is niSw to be named th,e Square of of •L,, ..'lellll'4 the,. Support/raja. Ao Fos -Principles of the Meeting, fitens. coOer I , 0 „ 0 .. y 'ka - • late Right IleieCifilit•se Jill*. Fo.x: ' maws , I a fling at the Notditst Ckr .4 . tow There It ill eet be any obstructians to , the , nits" Parfi, and that near the gate of Potsdam the Square .v.„ • . .. . 'elation . (AAA, .Island, while the Deptitation •;is o f Let o ete. • rz• -1; •r • 1 the Courier scribesurticbisAllk frit,* the Whiga, away-the Nimrod heing ordered to convoy' the Yes- : ' MeeTz, Sarr. 12:- It is publicly sai d . that the re- edification , antr4l“l isiterehangeef ri tgghtenim gen. 1 . • 1: -. - . -, !It is certainly tiwissily irtsyjin•tiehldilhe Courier tat '.oet conveying them (the packet.sloon Experiment) , admission of the ardor of Jesuits into the' kingdom ri i n e ite, i s peculiarly the duty. of ..r e t to Gerdner's Bay. It is expected they wilt be absent of France is a measure definitively reso l ve d o p en . I ' n • " 11 *erg ' attempt to lustily lei . esti lben s diin • fof pri lino. could . those to acs which requitiftO Ise liriti. meter . • . 11 , 4r 1. ~. .. theirs., _ ~r... • ;about a week . _ Bausrawicx, SceT. 01.H-IDer Duke hae,gone with . asst retnembraadtiond are closely i cterbaith tl . " 0 30, Eventeo.-4 have just returned from on the two Princes, ' his sons, to Cerisrehe, • where he ._ __ ,_ .. , _ ~ . . . to accuse ..9t era ~ C , °Pug rens., We m ean no 4 .to take the defence-of the Whigs of, tBl4 out ottil i 1 rights, llbertieg o ; she peace and .happiness of man. : hands' of the - ChroO sVe, which most. tinaccoanta . ' ;toted the .IViettvd, :where I have been treated with ! would tea* them from tfiretice depart for Vt. .., ~....., r . ...,... ....,-... kind, •b e M a i a ppropr i ate l y &misted . than at: at:th , el '•, .. 4rost : roilteueas and hospitality . We were calotod : 'nee.. ''' .• -overlooks this wanton ottack of.the Coxrier ; • bet", ' C AO cl,,eared as _we left' her. Ahout . 7o vessels hovel IfstrOVErt, Star. 1 9. -Ilia Royal Highwehe , dile , ' shrine o f," is.,-t - ' l '' hat rice union:of the 41 -'T4''.!n b ,_ A _ ll4l ' must he perett ed to wonder that thiliffetirielor of li t ks 1 1 4lilliett ter litaneest- 4 - It is not likely they will all be Deka Of (Lutetium:is is - expected shoretp44ol . loo9 l ll a t Ant ce -, h i ,, :i ; 't -r:* -n- ' T..' L.._,.',. ••'-' **S h it*: g uid , a11 1 0 4..°40.0 I :‘' Dr i l l " ellutiiiihoold add to : his ditreliction tit thirty mid r eki, . • Xitattledt , " , ; ~. :.- • • ' . -, - - ' titer to liasiburgb. , i .V- , -• .. , , „ s ,' • ' ..,, Ste • .". • ..•' : .s: frtia vista set le suggested 1 . .• . • BERLIN, SEPT. .117144C011at •oe s.eastannir 4. 'woo , . ~.- -,..-- . ' :..t ..- ,•*; -e,.: T• - •mple a total oblivion:of ail the ;favours and su pper by the . • • ion of talsolot.ignln s ,,,atlan i con. • . teßeel. TWE . ..e A Lelatelt 1' PATatioT, grin. 26.) French Asebaseasionolls iiiitted tare from Peeis.'Whillr . „ . ...,,, ... - __,_,_ .., .• w hi c h l maim, a etlchintfed to biol • pa his early ..v.verts r li ft E ci o i , t 4.. o wv, Utt . h C a p v tt e tt e llP e o rs N ed DE l :7s tt . v v. B . ay7 • i ii. o i , z r t i ': n ( 4 3 l l 2 l . arnberlaiorl a iiiittlit Wrirtostrerinu, dnqedsr • smerettatt en the tentime . ttta Mt this ga t i , aap ,,. ! ' of 'polittell,,slObbliog, - by Ole 4nerot men whom : •..). •1 ~.. ; . J;•-• , --,• • , • , ... :*,.• • o; ••.,- + pertains who 'attended this meetingitalliontini of hisses, Ili now r 7.ri.y.,..,..L._,.. a... r.,• • ; , e t _ 1 ,ap...wrisuservy actuating , thieving 0 4 4 • ... tol : ... lia r United, Staietiiptil;•.Contricter, who has been at , illavuswice, Seri. t ithesolihs .1141004444.41 1 1 1 .,. 1. moil bears !life .reletien to ',M1f,044 . 00.P11 ..,, 6 I *sell eta. • 144 ira ear titese , , •', .„aviiugiou till thit day. 110 states, that all public svithilis two sons, soh, eem . _ ~: atiov e. ,a i s i l tila .infmle L lYtle:ridliktlid" . . .th i s ~1 0 0 w wwt , .._. ..2:1414, ,, :, ,0t4 1011" .0 43.7. 2..4 . 4 1 ipersonagrt s n4k , of,4it . • :Leerier ._1 ( tyloo• 4 .i • I:. -1..-.....:,_:. • ••••• • 99 . „ • ...i 1 ••• • , , irro•., e , .. ••• T.,4041 ii.ar .. • dpepryed . Of . •. lhe, tonottry, ereept the Weir tutur, Mr.. la r t i ree, ow N .sp a ilkilrd ., l 4 t 4 l4 . ' • the Princel" - -*Wen. '4"` who 1 7.'"' w .41 "" 1 salinsuls 7 • distinguished character. winetaviiipoaerthe Fooda GeeetylNat;oilices, which was preserved by mistake, , maralog for Cartsruhe,,;**llle ~ , iiiirnes T 4 41 11 /W ° of Prit/ O liiirti A l AW ile ' were thi patrons of : titillearge w'e ; . as*e sign was taken down, licit' the office mistaken ! mein till the Dukereturtilleom %mesa: • • ••4 ;_rs. , __ ;; . . . ~ 's fors private building. The Navy Yard was destroyed I FhavlEtonT 4 liter. t4;-.The poet•Geet, is here ,Pel . .ol . iinles a nd,.. caseinet . ~e! Mai" .. ,,11 . 1 . .. ,!T.....* water „ ,stialLapott its cvs,vit feat.a.eite. yin men si he enimo .. , by our own troops. Admiral Cockburu said he was ' on hls way to Vieeire,; , ..., ~, , . . - .. - 44- .- the lumpy. and etniplekos eeesttg" Ihkilk _ .. it to obtain . 44 ;ti Inehltsibithffilfisirtitiiii X s the ithittittbea - 0144 - K "te a' i.,D'' i haa t* t ase." vo glad of it, as it sawed him the trouble. , Dttustmonr, Seer ~ 511 - . 7 -Tho orgaaixastiit the _ goislied the issue of the war. Nevef , :ltrilOyorSellit . vnuir l a ' I.' •eft , t(ristOlt 41 1 ill : iiir tae 1 perversion _el. the plain language .otteamatlik.ll4llll, • 'if •s tei t 6 Ai t e.vi ttr i e - r 4t.eit:4;* s t li'a e ow ts• - The troops amounted to 6,050 men, commanded bY Landsturm is- in Ird' l inaelfi -" , cop Maji ttge e s ' 'ouo ' h Y t '' intle ' eti s i tkirPCl4 -. te,?Spiltiitires , Shi e s-General R o ss, whose horse was shot under Briefly of Berg. • -1 • •s:ot Ira 1.,,, n •e - f:104.)-1-. •••• , . . ~ _ _ .--- r • i, ;.), ~.. • • • ...At. ~;_:,,;.'"Wits a more nnktit claim preferred tot 'fhb 'him, by persons in Mr. Gallatin 's house. The -AL,- - - _• Y . ..---- 7 - 7 4-2-.r r -., • a.. P . 1 4 ,rieneral then ordered the house to be immediately . AR. •- • Mails. I ' ' 11`iii..•• 'writing on delusion . • But truth said conatnott„elha, 1 r ,quietly inuruest; " ant i ,.addst the , issoottitifitt.ort ~ punt in the most vulgar, tercet qf g i tigninetjt"" 4 ll.l ‘,., burnt. All privntalsroperty was respected; and . •,1 -,..:....... Friece • . ...4.4.... 1 .44 , 4L-a.".-1.Ji:11.41!" will not allow this freed sport ain; onderiliangiligi , ,,....... Gotiroba . rga 1 . • IV fp sl6s 47; 4 1 • : I • two soldiers caught plundering, received one hundred • ' . ri• - Hamb ,,,, e , .4 t. res ,.4.fa 1. : 4. .tut ' ' juitieeplace the,. wreath which crowtifi',,fite . : tri- quotations, by sco ffi ngly observing,' tit at s' lashes each. The soldiers were posted outside the w o ..• . ~.... . Lisbon • • f0q,"tti1,„....50.. . Im o, o f e nro l ee . potrloti c . sentiment upon. , the true sent they only want 6 clean r ind st, city; and wirers they set 6re to the buildings, ritable elitaph whi‘‘tb' ht be . Ain . i , small patties el them were marched in to perform .1.-- - 41- :, . - . . 7 : 7: 34 1 1411; 1441.." tr i1. ,, i°6 -f' ‘ fr- 4 `• - t i. ..- te- T ,etb , s lie de . .14e4110Aiekl . Aire, rejeiced to fin re wit. , - • : • r , . t 5..,, Micsaihit t hs-oaeo.-//attflaket Oa - _,.. :nested It , and *slts - best advocate, rests with the , vr. ..:' t•A rAtts one of the 4iii‘t laeguages,P J. 14 ..i •:1 h• • .. the service. The soldiers are of all nations, and - - - - - . ~,,, - ~i... 105...--..- illustrious dead.,;:iiks eras well remarked by the .. .., . ~.. .... s . ~„., . . ~,. , 2 , . 0 2 4 (to use the words of our informant) " the most vs hellish looking lellews that ever trod God's ' ll - IE S.7l47.'.XSlKetrr. . Noble Chairthin 'Elkin Meetini (Earl •• Garr), - • • , _ •,. AMERICAN SLOOPAPIP-WAIII il'itkr„,.' ~..t:. .4 , eerth : !! . After the public buildings were destroyed, i'-. - ' • 1." • ''''' • ' that the war had tetiranated by the preeletnadon and . •-• ~.,,i , ........5i--, . ..-, o - - ..., : • , t? , -, --- 71" .-- " The - Dos s A ccord , illtsuntwifterille • • : • Cockburn mounted a small grey horse, ••and rode Irr 77- f--.. ." --- - - " r--- r- -- - ~ .acting upon of-primgdpiers which MerikOlifillOia ~, .„ ~... -- •,..,•. _,.._ ~e Is .......1,,, , ,i i . ,e.., ilbactt the city. lie met Mr. Rayley r .and asked. him .., .; '; '' i''' • LONDON-s 1 . for dieprintiog-officeof Mr.qales;ond.said he must "..f'-•.'••• '• ' ' i • • •• , ' ..• •'• . ' . ' .•_i•S" .." . ." " . .s --. ' "t ;.4 '; held and which , henniformly contendpf .seerti Abe "than •to L• 000 1 ,41.. ; llRQQaossoreeseesifiesgsji .. , . (WWI it, as his friend Gales hid. told some tough ~ •• i. •Taniaeße. is Illentiliallt. 29, -014. : . • only , nes which ces•etrer furnish . retest' le hope Bayonue tit Liiiiipad;444l,ol4,4:l4t;istii:iii. .;. stories ;Out him. Mr. B. said he was a stranger hi 3•' . I • ' ".'' . , , that the calamities "'wider Which 'Europe groaned 30th ittf t bt I,(e.Olekrogo 4 4 4 ,,. i *, : - the city, an d did not know the office. ,Taro citizens 101-I‘fr:ii , •:. - •.. ...L.,st • could be removed. This opinion has been . found to tat, 4946' I tellj r 4 11%41( . 1s ileji;llo* • • We • ore . to-day .abiriasn'twaett r pbell., Ade ill yr_ il l .1 - . • • .:•ss 5.. : •.., ~.rt - .1.• ii ..I. .. : coming up, Cockburn enquired of them for the office. can P apers mid Leitioi 's .. it,_.:_ momi ., rce i iv .. d. adv is an _ 1_ f ro m i i be comet. It was not by . a narrow contracted Policy the Wasp , travealt 401010011,1044 .• ... , ilikao' . • • - - S'key equivocated. He said, " show me the office, • . Or I will seize you." It was then pointed out. He Baltimore to the nth. of, AOllOOB4. and a regular w i ts • which threateued . eatinetion to an enemy, or Inter- 1- . r ' : s ' :', . .., r r . .. ... "... rit S "''+ . !, n" .. . ifa 4 ,4 4 . . 4 , . ~., ' a, ~ , i . .. •i. t . ;,'.4. 4'l. .• C. • . 't, : , ..ak#ltt! I• 1 4 '.. • ' 1 ' •', I i • ordered it to be bernt. Two ladies in adjacent iof Boston Papers to the, 1 Ild !natant, ' wilt- coals min . ,able 7a, r, that tho:peae, of Europe waabrooght_, houses came out, to prevent burning the of fi ce, scat- I others of contemporary ilat i e l ; They amply tend to i •_,...... 11 .e. •_____,____,' • iire. not b y • P unefilk thSiWYl..'- ainiaic .. t fro ifi se g Majesttlilik" ir . • ' i if. .' 7 ' 4"111 " I: i • rilliqngtb..,o4.Sti& j • -,• .. : wig t a to .. , 4 ) . • . . hatred antiealowiti,illintre tti*Tette , , , • .. . iihe their buildings would fall. Cockburn courteously 1 . frat if y the curiosity noW oppermost its th i f public 1, 'Enarr . P n 'lrP nw n • , - • • x ~. ..... mays after b y the•ayeers se . . • wooer itel , •• ... 111 P , tintbre t ; aAblifl i p ii . l t i l l etiOVi HI • -1 ! , sou Auk 1 _, ie , - • . .. .4 rep". 11, they need not be alarmed-they should rest ] "r • d A r : i i . "le a any 'arms., a ppc.o,4 o f no comnsessoliatnrest,' ! • 1 • . gratitude , esteem, and the wish for lag meads, a, goietoodt•r Ids admiuissration as Mr. Madison%." i' I stop d have been the paramount sitil4 . lllit It 'Was lly New tletk - 1,. .CPPLaits . , • Lieutetutet 13 . h consternation , astonishment, sod POilgealrY He countermanded the order, and sent a large fi le oU'it!' w lc : ~ ~ :... • ' l fuming, not crushing, the • lore of trade's, by 'en- the prieetierwerteltilhollis r ind elfet.)alo6. We .. .' • 'AWNS to strip the o ffi ce, which they did, and oar- 1 "dill° wipe wasting band of ' war, srel!sreilliltaslit i ._ 4ll - glog tied a/ the presses and types. literates. The di:jointed frorme•ef the Mitt tijask.ciiii 1 " 1 " 11 to make the . desire.. of . liberty ge- . 1 r1 1 0,004101 1 tiorieto 4*, hek. ... .2 i;":::: r ~ • .; kit: Bayley further states, that when he left Wash. •*My . " is no less evident amidst the dliskiter - ' •'s "7 ;Oa. i .., ingte the enemy were refiring, and it was supposed . ...Is . ylespe . cting tba .sits/ oat! independere ' If . firhegitelnif . i ..lits e te l i t o .p i 0,4 • 1 61 4 '•'' '' - ' tiro ll ivil zed States lid b inscribing on liansisirib .. ' - ' alm4 ..hey would re-embark for rome other lusion whickare every .ahere prevailieg.„, ,p.t fatti-L,...,... .' 9 ..i.t'i ; •:;• : . , lace. 11 ° :lief. accounts, - which' will be found in the Aerials % ' 7 ... 1 1/14111 *. so ' f I* irlitiii ;Pll' aof - victory, moderittion and yeitice.-- ... re•t aa r i ii i 4 - t-lh eit .. - ~ •- of i . ... .. .• , • .wiii wari fi dent they would not march tw' the assault of anake s of the devastation at Was•hioalt 4oo ,wainitle '. . ..; -.4 . r .1- 46" ‘ - l ! letr ,, (s r, sia . vet' p e : s l . l.4 ,, g bia la ti f s f i as iesced a g t aisc o mis a i"""s l ii t t s • : 11 . 5 1t . w . tilt a CtirlOtka• • cirCulinff . *K .': *i . titi : t ii ' si limes*. ' .battiesore by laud. , .- . a varies of intereoing intelligence regardissOW •• - ,_;,_- . L _ , _ . I f h . ht . suisited i i , .. a ., . quertirs entered Mr...MAletinsAapailiee, they Lest . • The whole force of the 7 Britiah is Tinlppoilid 'to he . • • ' the table laid for a grand supper: The Champaign* destined for this city, by eintiarkation. Your's, &c. lis, proceedings which are now'itik! , ' •": sire; Al: . • . l id people 6 ° r wic 11.7 '• • * • • ekra,=-4.- fine: cleatlttliet - 'elk , : on the side- • (Signed) lOUs itOE. awl Fit Wils CH. fr" :. sire. nor Jrif we may judge from ezterind sign's, did . 1 , 11 i n most emery town in the, United Arlo , . ,: so .-. i.• ...., forward .- Poillastehia. avert, if possible, the danger wit,* ' • • theyotiontpt to their schemes oritintitioit h oar de, Ikc,•80 .the *ma r . o ffi fe i s oti l f i s In tf r o ~...,, s' , • .' ' • - ' endee . 'a specious pretext of the geneetit:,.relferel tefOr, lied 'General • Rosa drink' his Mtiesyyts pueral safety. The perturbetkon tiecasiostak *II • • ~,,,,- : - ,TAXER. I.l 4 lllt.tanttNcr. • - • , f.tlity listeued to the complaints of their peopleifand• Asalt i lt at the head of the table wit.hl4.4lll4eltrill r .. . . -, 13,mrsistsos, Ave. 116.+ettitelligenCe has reached prospect of a , .. fate similar to that of Weald ' - le • they Atte encouraged by their onapitapiwtolgt. ! ,-H• ':liiiiic, , • • • .its that a severe and desperate ton diet was maintain- heightened by the ignorance silsitli every wiffliriette. , •...., _..„ . . ...._,_ - This luealitiou was such as *Mr. Fox thought . o6l4' ''..: Ath.nrair kat, b,een hisned fee polliatflowi CIA ed on Wednesday; at Washington between Camino- i veils of the him and . intentions of the leads* slur - Plymon__ _ili a: lard Chapel, which has lorsg-heen in &dee ; . aloitit , ,, defeat the a mbi t i on of ,: France. ri. 47 . - -u----' . dote Barney and the company of marines rece n t l y ' own Government, and of the power of the mss. A new one, on an elegaqt plait, .11 k attached to his flotilla, and the British in possession ;. a conjuncture that he wished •thel - i4i ON • m emos , , !five Administration to afford protecti ' *itheret i foe' 4 i t:erected. of Washington. Seven hundred of our enemies are 1 , [of Europe to be presorted unbroken ' not frit. • governors . ,nigbt 44 dispute hirs , 4 ,a- or guides, to see their capital reduced to repro to, have been slain in this engagement.- lett& away on ill - timed , 11l -con d uc t e d expo- g . • .•• •i f or Viscount CasTLEtta MOO ; andslielY fetteldlitefiti Commodore Barney was at length severely wounded, ' ashes, and property tolls* amount of srtililst eight 41 - 4 emu and the other CoMmiSsioners a t Ghent' rios. ._ n; ...rit onS and divided- eliorts , --such as had successieelyi sad taken prisouer. . Fteillions of dollars dmittOyed in a t ken . • - is Commodores Rogertaiul Perry have arrived in this :. -! t''.. Wield their irmy ilispessed . and the iteaah'" t .4rAted and del uded us h opes of Earope, fleck . .tl An erroneous opinion bating !stet 'iwrsallettll , ' wh o le,'! -, . thelreasnres 'of Ms county had been too.: Often city, pursuant to the orders of . the Government, and : of their Government . fugitives; to be a, • - - • • y ••- - - th e Stock. Exchanne, that the camtcat;Lort 40.110. :s I *UMW upon . by the AOtainistratien-of whew, staid EXCHEQUER would have occasion foe e•forthet - Gem ... • are, as we understand, to be entrusted with tile de- , ! , ' without knowing whither the First • • ... fence of this harbour, should the enemy attesipt-n .- s ' adiecetee 'et his s y st e m ; it was a intim:. of lour st the ensuing mtlettil of rafliehteht, st. %'i If Saiirling..!.;„ ! betaken himself, mustsexcite well-gviiiiitill4•olof4' .. . lid of justice, and,ita, 'settees: did honour to- Mr. riaii, hai( 7 ".Commisnieated .to. the-Gu s -em nue and :DO.' • .Notwithatanding the clear and unclouded, moon . a general dilapidation • of the States.' •Ilit'filloll;"ffni • a ,, , ,,_,, •-. , i . . &tinted. It is something like put Governor °Utile Bunk elEnglandoha( • : . t i. shone on the but evening with unusual lustre, the ' Executive Government of-the Republic sObtlitlio I* . ife ,nerL,a.segici, and- -- .s . and •is no foundation for sttchii*or,t s and that he ft's !p, ... light of the coaaagration of our navy-yard at Wash- I fairly abdreated US fundilOnatitillS titaies s .4pa i l i . - . inkilish attrAbate to be liberal even to an enemy, . Ilk - ington was clearly discernible. As the moon went stead of laYini down a':.'Wegiituuhligterl" tqiisi 4 RIM- flo, , instruct them in the enlightened principles which ,Spring. - down, the lustre became more clear and defined rising t have' * left h• 'Sion of th (eiders' body it 14,41.1he wa y rations, o. , !RC .ift . I to prosperity and independence. •CasS Tait . New Sitseirrs.....:-iestersia tire ' ism,' ..4. And falling on the horizon like the fitful corruscationstbgletit'SebOol b oast.t.hasin ioculcitt*d ilis o to. ,m 7 .• . g . , . ._ , ~_.. atoa, the late Sheriffs, &c. met et the Mande. • of the Aurora Borealis. , . . !,, - ,to take care of atolltheism, theism, way iticOuld.skolordingly . . •, , . Wiry ?. 1 -Let ihe 'truth...lst spoken-the sacred % 1 0,1 'huuse, w.hetice they . psoceethill to . Childisail" 41 Commodore Barney has beet mileatoden his Al pare, ' with this proipeet befoeti , diehr oyes;lt basbeeCtitetrit- . . ..,..., ‘,.. ~ u , h i s, a t r .•_. . • • and is expected iu Baltimore. -, -; • ~A ..' ' • kieli s tkaar , . 'innatteratie• ,mg ei .111notte were unkstoswit ,00., .swear in ~ 1 • i 'cessar y for every oneirstsi4tiidelbr itti . iiin g Mir ,•_ . , • . . • • , the new Sheriffs: after which they rut anti W i i• " .1 • " 'vied( MI tinter-4.4qt - rs of wofat ..i m wr' . tn. 'the Mansion-house. .Mr. Sheritf 'Amu aft .' I BOSTON . Ave. 28,-..-A petition hating beeii'lpill• 1 some of them have done,oe, is Much ai I pip- t. .. ._. l l - 1 --, , a _1. -- - , ;.5,' ~ i' ll - • 0 , i i sol ti: liiste - x e , aaisisof lifikitts• . 've a very splendid eotertai . tirer(t . td. • tented to the select inowifihks town, praying them ! A remarkable exit I o th i s •aft 'citpagla qt - " I " ./re " ' 4l/I "'" in°4 ("secillencell e- i. t - l '- f ----7. 'titii M taco S . 4 *1 1 ' . DIP * t, !Kau .at . . ,t ....'.l* . ... . ' ~..)..- :f '' AY° 2 l. the hvilf. , Aideratuit the he calla meeting to taksiatteremisiderition the 66 ex- ' mad the lliwitt mutant hich the has nlbsiterlto 'vsek'' • • • ' no small importancolintbAillreheot sititatiossoftbiegso , ---, amen At Y,--4 s ~ - ' wmcers, and a most imneessooecnnpalay, at •the 0 valency of providing mannewl defence in the pre. Isis[ '.f t it. . ii n ifetsed •is 'pursue " ' by rennet us el . s tent exposed and dangereat vitiation of the town," and which oifir le 'oesoreaces a , 't, -. . . . az..i . slows, fortunately presented att opportunity of ierpee) being giten, : sditii erbich ` place the new Sheriff 'V the following is from the answer of the select men : 7 - reeiele Of the f?esktre,, 111 wirerOd ~, by tibto . tdrittte/r4pwsup.. ' ~ . . _ , i' !q.roww . AV BosTON. - tneket,forminfi a part / inliillaiti . . littAssialittlitt. • w ok ~ ~ .e- i.. • . - ,•••,"y‘ , . • .! htg ctelni to 'a foraslght and liberality Het the Neon dribs penitent' ' , thanks* • i v ish4i'l (Glints). is , coonectif,, Caimeral oaseeinaz retu!nail . . •• Ihe teed vity ofl the everving.relAsta 64 In the present unhappy circumstances of one "O a * 244 t o, cm pc s unaniarmamp did 4 " ) k . p o g liol4 ' • . .„. 1,. r• -- , ... itegre , Tor s we e r e f Df ri v e• . . smarmy the select men of the town of Boston feel aa r ,, , .i i. ;,,, samsas ,„• t , ir iali t ool o odook to ' gi i„,.. l . ~, the fullest confidence in the wisdom, patriotism, :,,__Toos'.o l7-7- wiaett . .z. . end prudence of •hia Excellency the Commander-in- ' , 5 ,,.. 1 _,,-..-,..- --, , -' ' • ~... ... " ..• is.. 4 , , ,„ „/ • .„„,. 4 ,,____ ,_ s . anon, - .-prl/ 4tibei. fAkelPet!lbt.s. Y. / ...ke-glim.sma r' ' ' . ywi iiiiiitsi buxastx and Sl' AM . ' - ehei '' ' '''' 1 ill lined,- ir."-'*triielleiveltif • ' it one hut '', -'': • '• • • • 44 ' " °4l ‘ al , m ls In a stet/ ataeataal4 thilitilliarTl,lo l ,f ir ,-,.. --, 7- - --,-r,..., ~ • , , , - ..x. . - Y., ~, .were Aldermen EASIER, Percy, Strair;-146wri% . ti. to lifr i t tetA iii iiit gaol etreetf. The -eibioireailoas • of . Sir , Osumi° • BLUxisviltitcw, Waorkp :.. Ssants:,.ArtregGooo. \ Chief, and in the watchfuLeara evil atteutterf of the Invo'••,•""7 '"'"' Pr 0 7 "m" 7 written _ ~„a „ ~.1 . ~. a , ~ , ._, ~... , ... , . r.. . i.., , . .. - --• 3 • Cotnnit;bionert -appoloted' by him for the &fent* of Caeliil4llleVOOPllleiltrin g t he di s r re s s ediparrat •mi ll i / a AmmF., -will' reins' tel4axonj • and the pMperOg, ee REHEII2 I ,4IIAOSAY ) ItitHitlatitil v aillat the astesuit.: , the State. EgOecially we are sensible of the minuet.. abwa riklimer, .1, 1 ii l kh th ey hag we s t figtoi•A e i s , ~ , . .I.."Lrete . ley% possession of Finland, -ere hie! 4 ""5i . f4.." . . , ~.. ‘, :0 11 4 . .C . * • ~ ; .. ... •, 1 mess of their views in the dispositions made for the ' own diAki s i na it , -7 I -0 tiefeuce of this town; irk• it have been eomteunieated to toe Boardby said Cmmisioers; in several mtni- . i __ .s . , ot; end Sir Azzaainit ; liiiriei.al4 . . eertaioed the .traeli of their tad:oaths. . ~. ' * 1 • • statement, , oo 4 ,itteastiek; and such as to Make :itwer r ' - 1 1 .t aii"Peni nielttlijkia.tirroatat• wok 4klitiar - should are , bean eblisbed•oc . thpreethaq tr.e.r . Olioltsok!' Au „nterest ,re political matteMaibiid. P . LA , • _,, . , Ifrins- And the. American sloop Way. ~, .. . • - r Or• Milan to grant th em' th e mee t t t .. ~ .. • MI . 1 -mese of nation', participate in. feel- .. %. Orono's with them, and in their 'tette, to the Bohkl . ""&. .0.1 , .0 :. ...`.. ' to have c t , Theraei Dart of Ifiiirosi t ..sis ha; ti '" a ~ O. li , - di( 30th June last : under t hi s conv i ct i on , we GO It 'liberal teems. bleeder have * OM' beeWlietdat !hi.. : .. " - mt.. ,tekspew s!.ssea : otipear a , lect sheotiag party of :Irish gente it his aratotO Oil' ilisdeptintlMlK it avolito..As &troth* stir duty to rely, With perfect confidence, on our . ladelphia and isrow . Yorit; tii-tlinceit plans . fOr ill's „ ~. . . .. • . ~. .:IFC - 4 ' - " - Nyv•FC. . P•t" . Nork*aerhich hit„Lortitliipititettli 61040 la* • - rulers; and-onet,byrealling a Meeting of the inhabi- defence of those pieces respeCifteli. ' * . tte and , Ili 1 9 1140 , 2 .,.., °A.l ll °° 4ll ••ticlohntitiftegfols 41 * ColDlreet I s retiOstsqiiiiiyi,gfirlitalat.' .. . . • ' • ~e.i.... 's_ s • „ • . tants, to excite alarnoilse& in the presence of the the accoent of the proceedings at the letter city , . 4.,v111 • 0016 . „ , 4 1 -1 0 : 9 "° 1 "FlP4 4 -vi:TirfAt gr ' Ar l . F .4l o 6i ' L i i __. A ._ l4 t - - Thi s 61 " '. : jiiisl -W ' 'iv iii . p g r • esti zr.i.. - • • 6otresuoratod CAtitiseilVlitbd of the Commissioners of . .. • / ••• q . t • .. err& ~ ~ 0 war that Aunts Ku.. has o ff ered to .subscribe to the ,'" bli tt",.l ,l "7l l e . . h i. l fr., ~ _ ." . ",0 4 ,1 411 0 1 ;1 1 ,4A 4 ,,',77 1 - w liroeght at te g rgegunottity. of &ideas: ftom the Vr • ' known Military . experience, to interfere with their - *wes t : oritspi a?r heNtegiihseen • Ista6 sit Ailly.;si elm* Mtn% - iltidies on GbYetnuftpil • -- ' • ••'''' ' ' ' .• r• dolibuo r e s whi m s of their moult of the whole of his fortune for the exigent:le; n - : -;_,..., v. __, , t: .. 4 P' , ~. , , ... . ... ... . 1 0 4 , ~ .., ~. ig , 4s"lit., : , .. , .1.. i - ' s ' . faiserm • - - : , -.0••• ,. . 4- -• , .of the State. • There do not, however , appear to be °A rtr t YR9, 7 '"t . .0 1 . 7 f4104 11 10 , 41;:j'e s trt74Ag priMi- • . Tuesday .evesainwas, Cal. Quarts's, of ' the .1' 1 : .-' ---. . _„; s se . ._ , 1 .„.t., , . -..- . r '4 1 . 1.. ' • -.7 . 2 ,_:__#' 1 r: the v . many such miiii:'..4lllahlraore the' th w or e sh o t I plo t !Ana ovt !rola withi r '' If 041 , r imotiethe 4.6,00mr , Regiment of .Drefeeiny and in i vi s . i lticeNtLi,..ol , 1 0, I) , ~ J. qt• - •1 - li. •• .... . , . • ' the hank remove' * 4..noterosii . to r .. ' !"- A p t, A fei*WialiAi 'l 4ili " iiiii; , li .;441W acivisalfelf olia' Adalftill,m4 0.1.44 , H.:)6 . 6t . y..p.i %es. 0. .' ~.: „.. he Court-martial on Col. Quzzeirw, of the 10111 - , 5 - . - • • •*. .. al . . -.• t '‘‘ • ~. was .v a 'a . • , 4 , jgalmte, is not expected to come on for s ome ‘ time. ,-- . 6 _ ,„,_ ......00.... , . . , . ;!. .. ~,. =9Attgin i jitd . 'lelfininteitotitsftwipt•*llls .9 . s an„,:.!Kli . . teak .pase vv .ebts , ...horse so . , . 4 , ,i ,. ‘ „ L , l _ ,. „ telt .. 4i i etv , ". , L _. • •-, 2: _... A.. .._ i _..._ a __,.. , _ :. ~;..,. 1.. 4 - 1 :.i,.41 44 ,i, z ,i; 0. : L ee11„;07.`e0HR1t• the OttiVittil tittfiloooo.lllo s II .. i 1 74- •:. L e ptsiu enent Dr GaMINGST, Doke of Gale* is ' FV i fifV s rat i rii,fii! , ,Tl , M s ,. IffftpW o . 4 " T O , .c7wro'9l 44 . 6 ""P° B 7 l *°' f- • •th - it' 'l% .• • t‘To tt r.,4 -,I • ts ,6 o ; . 1, s. . • • -; i • 3. .1 .•FliW •44 • A ll !".v gm Tw. ti ;•4 • .. -, - . , • V principal - is to Jle imilLY4l, ll !) peOrsi tii,g • ogeg, •VA Alsot IS of. .to elicit* ataliart, the hit sr received sow i his evidence . . . .., .. to s g ive 111041•11 to PAM& 1414101111014110 s,lng of Panssia lob with its blood and ludepoudencei will not . braises. • . • ''''....f , ,.. ' , . ' • r . • - • . .sed . 4 ▪ firk.....„, ....T.5.016.:... 1 A . . . ' •• ' -5..._. ,, e ' • • t ,