The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-02 00:00:00

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With the citizens and politicians, thecomat 1' •is The m e rits of Sou ' aspiring an Officer es Reid . ,ve: in t •-• a l " . .. , iestp• ohitalisdqinoest. °Wolters •aittedi eiven the •. .1, . / Idiot is still ihe conotliotimh-e - ith 'the army; el- eachrane could noeifte oierloeted. at the cormneete 4 - , hel s it ti , rig a elettet , Ikon ,. t e heries • c i ais 4ic abstance -of tbat Officer's „ Narratiee-we neve,eisif,,,. it entliretiJ-L. • --,. ti'm") . t,...1 a ••,.•r -. ' _ -.. • .....: 3 6-'7./11d -.... lily* Ihe pence . 'lle swaggering• of these military meet of the lite war, sad, acoordingly, we hod bite ; Big. 1 ,1 64 .. sa 'nfs likkiiityletittendOtietsbsetliaenalif • ceacemhs would be Intolerable, if it were netle be •sonn after, in October, I,Bo3;appointed tattroadreffe ; t h e d eat h ~ , , we as ds etati n n. •-• • , ..r, 4...., esti 6" 44 ' liftrove fore trey, eielidlbet" Elaine (tithe On Ittaitt.. , • • c,eridered as-the exact measure of their soreness and From tote ship he was, the e yeer • following, relieved.. Mrs Tante at:then addressed the Meetingetpott Pihee) - .Ceara Ilertraiel, i Grand Marsh*. 1,40 9 ,i1L . ..-• 14 ' 144.01° " at the bite e• 0 4 1 1/tell• Yon nutY esti-, to, the bales frigate, of A gerti tu lts .which he re- *he oakialit...oseat loagthy observing, that he had. ate that it was the Emperor's •is ish Id ' lee nib f,toe IC I . liaite the candour With whieb they are disposed to. •ceeded to Newfoundlisna:itatton; and 'Where lee .neter be(eStbaleen „his sentiments epee the Steve, till' aiknowledged Emperni Rail Sovereiett of thit i" o r •It itetions , and of inditidents, when; they Ireirlailidll teft's short time: Th'4llilteginning of 1805 Trade, bat 11 - bid been desired by. the Committee to; A 41•Ibir the ex polsion ale the French Item - Spai n to the.: hiiitifisitew„,„panght4l4l/41.1ihrdiipateheset, h i e etic t ei sp ' liCipitti ife"fteaelations' tehleh•• *wild be stilite.• 1 , !aloof of E l ba).. When I wee, pre sented, ho ll ow .: itatillennie a great enemy to England, hut - nog hit, , ,,, . • llnstlitty •of the Natives ;-the sumer , of the Doke 4 r 'Admiral Cochrene,.who was then..brockadingsFertoll rntit • illibirfi t i b i d4or -Meer ridoptieh; by' ii . declenk; - 4 0 44 .14•°c.. ere a friend. He- avid . we were a creek •-, \V son 's - (founded, If ever nneetna Swettle"Stild, while cruising-triklmetteast.-4 Spain, his., Lord- . , dU s of tbestesentbitetitso Ilebed •early in life been andgelierous nation. lie•eSited me about the,ela s ; .. .• wee'lliatti •ts deep reflection; and moneennOntemship i kadahe geed, fortunea9 Wl._ ! ltbsul t e l a t f lte,t " ihtletetely tattinentaillintithellte..fether rofs,the anes . I , areether, 'distance to Elba; arid other smoke! 1 4 , 4 44 . , . .. 0111ty);1141'.f ' [-and each eeparate,rietersy,otn-)Fortattapa Spanish yelp' fr, • ode la. r, ta, with ,__ ,„_ .., , arpia ____, comeciutotky ht j ', Ay . 1 4 lions.; he then; bowed .and retired... :, lie wary , , . ' supplier' . .frillfinonty-who saved the twrecka,nd /a monde , 4 od, ant l . si p teti. k . . $,... and a.Realltity - e f -arbeueuonisz..rocvzsratl wit o t n , n the intern'', o f ther b r a 1 4 'digni fi ed ; still the Emperor. I received histers, l s . •of tilibsettel Slily by tl' deiternes copetularion ; Chi valuable merchandise, pope . altogether to be wogth. which thia l di4:l7l 4 irri a rn l .e Met to cond emn they tiatuaLtos. dim-v.lth. Mat=tkern...e ere .-8.1.-ILL'lt'ss...4„ • • 1 • life sof a treaty avid dangerous tyrant; by a shake 100,0001.. • The' genecesity,of •Lord • Cochreate, LL 'Mita reaolfeal l thit ► Gteat 'Brltalw hit qii".'ets ten d ;` Russian" Austrian, Prusriau, and English Conundi - i t; " . • of his'pisV ski Perielheff trout uttir destructions lofficors,otatehip's company, on this oc,c,asion s to the, sionerfp;• end the • Grand Marston ; Abe. coitattSatirta, • •with a country fell df p re j udices -in favour of the l' -• `. b* aril Sid teillefehd it when no defence could " e pee ist,. Ceomin and Serpercargo, well deserves to .ba. interereltig. - t !te iseghdd when I- welteit4" . ,_ Slave Tride, and by .strengthening tbe bands of Ga.,' was "V'tC . ~ ' . lirlfe *any, ellide;perpose thin provocation, . recor ded (or the Ileitis, honour of the nationel caa-. verument they might hope to convince ,France of Ile did not issue his Milan Decree,..:foi . .foreitig_AAT - ; 2 - ' Mirtisilln iterowreldeermlly • decrksd by those 'eery „ res t er . i• • ''i -„,' -• ' ' • , their error. ;Cho impelicy of the tied"' evil never., ? r ice tb quarrel with usthis he did!not.deti)-44;7; . . title sa tfhttlle Mane*, *km, 'and; 4 110 0 00 ns -ewe . " When the Spanish Liptak', accompanied by , better exempliffed than in the emphatic language or 'said, all his plans were Aft an immense scale, s and„ -• •, - their ,or honour, to his wisdom. By.the_ - Sopercargo,..:who was a merchant and „ P m il l 'ir e- .Mr . Burke, whci deitribed the inirlideous traffic, at ksrould have been fi nishedltn four et. five years': t • iiiik s ... heeseatepartisaireirf ' lionaparte, *fie accused et . . frem New Spain, went on bOard . .the Via , r theli gg devouring the root, instead of the fruit, the bodies oeihave not time to repeat allbis interestive•co t eVe. l . ~ • • • 4 treerne. ; .for beeitig taken the only measure that could bppeared extremely dejected, ma their Ovate meperty, men instead of the produce ` of their labour." T he thin. That night we emberked all his on , t ,,...... • hlie-rescoet their. idol from the gellows • ; and by the aruonteino to 30,000 dogers wh o was 0400144 aen on, w tisanes • e tt ti .* •41 eh ' of kuwainity was drawl to . baggage. In the morning _be, C.enaoLOP. --1 .1 6 ' • . .. . ateipinttifeb be brought off arith honeitr, from a se- pr i ze . o il mestere do e k orf r na. bith i g rr . . ;„! the West •Isifiess,",hut it should ip trials. b e s t rewn ta :,how the wind wes t and said,•,t4t be had ni , trill 4, 1 ~ rfArlitlifrip. .81 combats , and of irretrievahlecnisfor- t h e y, l i g a irmea Lord Cochrane that they . . ..'" Afriee al .. • for, there the Mattes efe obtained a d his mind to embark . areißhi in Aeevenlivr:',..***' 4 , 1 1 .> ... , totter,- belttekreatened in every Co ff ee-honto 'with -t o. ow Spain, hut.had now loit MI their propefty, ' P r 4 _ 4 . 4 54 ;prep o'clock an immense mob .."fernied.... -' ....there the condetnnation oughttO be I Th • e , 0 . . , e,re were , • •-. •.• . , , ... ~.. . 101 ' 1 41,„, PIMP ',Coventry, as a disgrace to the arms of 'hardly earrsedt,:hy commerce, dining nearly twenty any eireamstaeces which had come .to the knout '....•l round his hotel ; he seat for me, Triir ritit - ma - s . -• vflthe..i Vl4: measures of Government appear te_;years, in the burning clime of South America, te' s. . . • • • is Africa' lorciety - Which bore strolikr4ialf an hour along with hi m. its .word was ors the - : - tette - no - hemession on the public mind at Paris , , wide)) they were returning to their country, in- - ante 'of We IMpolic Of th l etraffic. A Frinetel:teble, and• he . appear.ed very.theoghtfulreethere ass since the first act of the King in formirrg the Ornisii• .:tentljng ;. there to elijoy She fruits of their industry .- 'by had truly stated; r and in this he was supported nit great noise in the street. ~J.,said to him' the French' totion, 'and the irdonnatice for shutting up'the shops . .i The Captain* stated that he was particularly imp' Ity a aratber of Abe • • English Africa. ; .Seziety then; ginij tkre„the worst I have . seen ; .oe, answered, thee on Sunday. The mission of certain of the Mar- !t w os o me s _him*" lootsjike sum, by a „similar acid-!ere a fi ckle people. fie'efireared derit litltirsililer; • as . I there wits not, a su ffi c i ent num b er of alike to. answer. shalt, with high military powers, to various pro- ! dent, in ; 177,, whoa he .1011 S obliged to be g in , _` l 7., I•the deminds th e demand created the supply and not reeovering himtelf, nine the'•belt, indlisivieting . • -_ vioces, is wholly Unaccountable by any plain. mode ; world, etpitl.: , Their distress. was &rich that L ord 1 the 20 1... • • ply he . demind. If theY leaked in' Africa' the Grand Marshal to' -be sent . fer; he asked If' Al . of reasoning, whether .: with a view Ito the- coneiliel?Ceoltreste could not help feeling for their disaster ; I °Overholt system of its internal economy era sOrelt tied b; was ready-being answered in .the - be -..• • t ion of - the army', Or tolls, reartsgement •of the pee- :141 with thatgenerosity which is ever the atteedent of -I ! tbi Slave Trede. He mentioned ca c a o s bear -turned. to me, end said in hi s esual..stuick,. w t. ... hie: For the latter purpose, 'they off' obTioutiY ue•'-' tree lerneery,•he consulted his officers on the proitiety ', him 0 . . n Allons. The . , !Mir. .were lined at vast „silo •ir ot s prpof . It is in evidence, Unit. the Governor - fit ; bet perhaps you ate not so. well aware, that. of turning "echo( those Verities:re s ,ooo' defilers : Ladies and Gentlenen ~. he stopped a rit`ierail', ii, 47 , ~, of Goren. rhad one hundre d' and fifty-of hi s princi. they have little or no ielplence with the troops them'. io,ipecia, which was immediately4greed to bedonesaid sOtheibiiii tlithttidles,.whiab T•cefffetti't hittec' t pal Africans un d er roof the Ca ptain ingde a isre seiree, . from the goneriff spirit 9f criticism and con.. . 4440e ak n _ gto th eir respective proportiens.. His Lord-He walked . to AV' itlirilitie4- and netted forme' (arse au` position to seize theirs- ell avid sell them to stiiier'Y •'' sure whit+ has of ' late' prevailed througlout . the' ship thew ordered the boatswain to pipe all betide ~ 00 The' Governor' indigrianily rejected the .o'iVatift i safe bh'th) ;.ireodh - essamsrileti die ?Austrian ,Unelaiii.. - . army. What good end came lowered by sending d ec k. ? and, addressing bis tet crew with much ,reetieg, when eke otivivr itoitki , so oh! i t ii tnnn i n ..et tnn -th .'sionier and' the . Gland Mershei.... llaat. :opp•.4eiera, , ~.. such a man as Jourdan Intn - Normantiv, fort -holteltke i•bot In aylitia i , peaMaelike ,war, stated theipertife- him •in the carriage, and, drove i off• ,li r .. r ,a z h.e.A., ~. in 'Other countries." ' The Sierre Leone Complier.- of either civil or military advantages.?,--a nittedv . se..: lan. The appeal was successful ; the ggihnstfellige e s •• • • • . into the boat by a nephew of,hir,siiktnei Slog!) ear •• . - • could furnish .similar evidence-us short, it . ,e v e ,o. n . . fourth .. , :, . „, _.• . ~- . 1 .,. y L ,•,... t ig s i i i . t ..., - ,:.:s publican,- , ..a hot ' revolutionist, --- a • ber th a Wheel's I with one voice, exclaimed, ' 4- Aye, ayey-ase - P rd ' practice which It 1 1 -11 -1. 111 my liireLljellllll4.-ratner so •'only :tune . lc produced s avery on sfavery , avery, ano,c l uttr, , ••• • • •• • • •• •t• • • ii .- 'Ai, ••• fa ,o, ' without the confidence of the tropes li.liffirs sentiment with all our . hearts I" and gave three' thelmq. , 'the L stated tis.o ' I.ittit.gilaith had been ronfinetrits lar wit Itibilha t r. • • _ • A eery on robbery. Mr. Thorntqn severe _i s f - , , , . ~. „ . , . . ~.. , of hatred against England, as US . di incurable; .. sp ar eards . , arere esercome,, with thieilussanco ,ett.A m1041'1'44 WA . Intl Ca Vldirtikk's, • - e. to show the injustice told inholitlintty of tiii , tra e, j 'elget Years ; t bat thevelse salutary mixture of , and of coil- • nerosity, and actually shed tears Of toy 04 Al one IA 11, I m ' u drawn f four• • • •d r-Abbs.:seeated to feel his •conticiotee 01. , rk lanyf h, ,t i .11(1. 4 1.. ? .. ; „ . 1'.., ~, . 6 ~s . ,IV c was from a-owes-wars, elm,. scions imbecility, in ,all their feel towards tia, ce d es : . • 1 4 Nephew to Sir Sidatey almitti lil arret.:i......injSe...t• .:. •or • ' ' - ~,- .- '. :' crimes, and kichtirppery. In ;Sims Leone i w ell _ which enables one to laugh at their teproachee:- .., .I (ii. & SHWA l'isi,l• 4.1,11 eil •4'.6' 1 6 • • ' ~V. i i - .2. ‘l`. ' was pat se end to by the riweerai of the cause.: dirrisellbeo,h e went 0 ", h t „onr! -_ .... . , ,-, • _ ,.. .- ol y ~..0.1 the jealousy they hags conceived against our medi. S I ESSIONS. - . Atrial 1 .witchcraft was.pueigfied by. sending o w sr i N g eo any. peopie cro see I , ettell .., re a ; or . i . rt t. t • ~, ; : ri. ., ,, 1. fated interference *ith that article of the Treaty ', . '• . ADMIRALTY' - . 1 has life, he ft c h at "previlieere in a nieli: ra'47 • : 1: : . ~ ' •ly into slavery.. •Afear ii l, iTe il. 1 .••s Att . ' seemed to -r'evili,Vltie•iri•'VtrgPllith-nek4 .1101 n - 4 1r which secures to France the supply of her islands . , -----eirre-. 7 . , • • • • e• al.' ' t of obsereatteill he concluded wit h re.... PI with negroes, is of a very unworthy character. It ,An Admiralty Session was hard' yeaterd -- et tvie ldfl i t • --• • reg l ad, • . . • 'l, . IT4-i .• ' *them o reen titehands of Govern.. • -• • - 44 .6 .. est' eas-aerrel ' ; ing, that he f ited-i ~ s . twe . hest ,e . . . . is too true that where an enemy, or,. what is the Old 11.11 for thetrial a ~...ey, . , same thing in matters of mere discustrion a rivet has his ebdice of the motives he ascribes to an action ' ralty of England, before Sir W. Scorr, the Judges . the high seas, within the jurisdiction of the Athol. • , whic i sithesr ei t t• tsr , kr col liar hoped to obtain , w e e td l ; ' initiated in all nagei .... :. .41911e. 4 .- *t 13 1:0 4 110?'$".a°11 1 ,".'t • - • [-; • ' which he conceives may injure him, he will generally • • bestivis494o: ~. , • ,•0:/.4 -. : di nner there was .• . t ; :d.,rei, ft:Vilw,erieti m ~... .. Le ELame and DAIIPLER,..4nd a. beach of Civilise*. • . g .„. T y_ •,,,,__ . se i_ spoke of the Sche • eetPerriUok - ... I 84.0 hi if 1 „„„, . sue Y. arr. ornatrzrecat thee,. after _t o mow. ) , -,,,.,.....,..• .. -, . . -., .. • • (.1"? , .„7,-),Ye %Lel, ' ~ • irni„,,, _. L• i • "cooose the worst.- lou must not be surprised, .Ilatolino Bartolemeo was tried an ae ; kedictmeet ,ar•• . • - • . Theritttmoiw .. ; - - .. ta - - ', ~.., th er et o re s se . _ 04 Amt. the peepte -of France an& A g i ti o ng ei m 1 ,4,0 .4 w igo vi pl e i, o f joi e • , . - , , •_ • .. , Imatiellifellt , iftettltielles 4 l lll : 41IP .. • ti h t.•i O4 Ae s ._: o t . ' ; tea initliStitiftitth.. 7 . . . _,,, . . ~„ ' , mean, - distil:kit '•-• lent Prefeseipees. of hen° ll4 emee 'The Priroeer andthetlecensed . were Valhi's:l * k t - s • . ~: c dem nit ; le .. th e s ia v i f s c s des an d i ect vii i . stoner,' WO illtAi". , It 'frit irftOTO 1/ jowl st eitiero: - , ;,, mid honntnity ; and , attribute the detestation . felt of war en board the smp ,Mtersio, in Portapat ', mending perserefamee in eadeavisitring to - inspress the • ExPeditloo ,wets - litteetted 11 4 94 . " • "Akill.'l l ltit.' ,. .4f4i.• .-• '4,. • by, every, honest Englishman for the continuance harbour. A quarrel; 104 ended . in . biowy,t • ,r r•__ t - ymevernment of France ' with thenecesaity, so. well . at ,, ' told .me r Ott Ma,. Ted in ...enne;rying l e,ltegyitrll,;4l* . .......i by Other' riatibnr rit• • the • horrible traffic whiell place in consequence of,* pri!forr lareiet.pwed. is ,;, Lic „ ef ~n tit, ...e ii, ..d .. ,..e x mfamne.s,e toica , 4 ,1 , Fmeet weel'es t anavai purpose,, ‘ aeithet , rtVgr z iti ..., 4 . . . . we have Musette'. 'rellnybishe( l l. to the meanest ,the deceased four livres which he coeld sot . pay.- IT h e r 3 G 4 4 ..-"!:- •s 7 7 1 'r•• • the Zudei-ta'ireit 4 calarle . well a li s yfrl •I'Wt, •.. . . , um glitpt,,,sigtyr e ,d d the Easolefiet • 1.. and most :braid impulses ,of commercial jets.- : Thadecersed ettemptecl to snatch. some or. M 8 4 1 0 14.! r . M r ! kii N rti fto sed - a " I containing the iln - chant lia ctiinicia: At ' •114eleferil *lnst! Iniii . ii I' . . • . . • -• • lousy and alarm. 11 is un d o ubtedl y very clear, tarn winos , which led to the etryay, after eichanghtet t Stoned e tile Reit/fattens. • 14 ' - ' ' •'•.... 1 at AVM bilefgore'a entre! , net the, weatiehnfethse . , • • to a Freaschman theft if England had thoughtfit t - 0 blows they . were parted,:aud the : deceased bad beat I I, trifled. Otis 'hilbjetty i 1 ~_ 1 The 'tee; • Mr; kern( seconclett the motion, ilifitl4` I shit lioehideSt' Ibid.+ ri:e•alres t ° .. .4 rr .! . is. --- ' stand out, and l 'esstrigold th e C o t on i e jp... xc epi on cOri• test pr talkie *Mae' 0,011 l lower . aleck , and on mg i tt „ a few:*or d s . 1 m r. ,g newi , wee adopted : •. 0 . Wasold,• t gite.sech . .. o o Offittf l; O t t it .Altkipnirrarrtp f ir • .. t. &lion of abolishing the. Siave Trade,the French Go. ; return the Prisoner got behind him and stabbed him. on lhe . teetiea ief tohe sieri.Gweastg c LA . eTt y, t4 t h e; systemde o r gyao .JO a heArterv,ktonnat,, tr „... ,1 . , -i.- rerninent must , have acquiesced ins her resolution lin the thigh and the thic.k - part o f the hip. Ibis was Earl of 8.000 . r ILL reatottat t .tp freeent t h e li ct iti en .me afire 4ty 111.. r Utp, fawn,. M s: cai. , titot; ~ i .' .. ~ cl. ' but•then It would hare fortified the discontent against .on the .241- of Metche. astir a., fever having follpwridi,l to the Housetif 'Lor - ci - s 4 ale the hl athe 1 vnehltti l&4 "nide 14 1 11 4 A 1 1 W, .... ''14 I 4 no f ,i s - : ~* ' -,.: ~, . .. e r for South- ...- • • the general spirit of concession for which the people : tips deceased died of a . reortificatioe on the 18th. o V '.‘"''' • ' • ' -4 -" An *dr- half eh kiln." lookin eh hid' a- r......_ . 1 ' , • ...,, mirk a linden. one t o 'the • teuie,of Commons. a - - 2 . '2. g _.."2 .: ,__ Ag •••.•"*. • prolong! to blame that Government, d °°- i t w m4d. i April. The Judge, left it to the Jury to say whether 57-- Thanks were their inted tb the Chafrman; to Mr'. • tote - mm. ll e vure itimaeil thm - wgt h benar'n"q a ~, .. -• • . .• have broken in upon the principle of teachifig them there was sufficient . tims for heat to sulhiche, .if so wtiberferce, to ~t ti& gor i ntiteg ii of the • A f ektit , h u e, Is rid A kred„the coo pliovenA.,: . lite, .- to connect a profitable peace with the restoration:lot .it .wae.murder, and if not,„ manslaughter-Verdict, tuck's, tn. and **Meeting stnetedibutatel.. •. - .... thAt he..had been . WlPallerallt4 4 ticF, tilt ahet-dfiffee•to their Monarch to his Throne. The Wait is, no' igp ias joglter-.-Twalye Mcmtlis Imprisoement. . _A by en Enalish serjeatit.. atte 'oohs plorninioriVtill,, .., . ~i.,,7•:.. 71 I( 1; .. . • •4.. “1 - 4' young . vo ° '•' 1 "1,1 •_I . . ~") VI peace' is pro fi table to -a Frenchman - which. leaves al _,J o ess, Nonilio Sinot,. • Captain of a transport, w*s , . DUBLLlc,..fit4s.. is. . . ' awl • it • Changed -ifitteh oe. the t , guinea to any other peeple,-ne peace holeorettle T -' charge& with..the wail murder of Charles Freereeit s .. ed rrie r lirthrih e '' r 1 belted eow very fleet : ' a n 7 . AS* p ~ which excludes French power or pretepsion fromeni Iby a eetiesnof cruelties . betwixt Bermuda end del l .we r eg ret '' 1 iciiileng house 'ni the ithlg of ltomtli • hn , tv • soery line' bis rettwr to state, that a great 1-. , -...., part of the tribitable lobe. Bet; however we might' : Irish coolly...At appeared that the deceased, who werO s . ,_„, lie likewise- showed:me one of . the. Fetter* 1,-- *niche , matte countr y conneetiona, e chill in Oral war' I Ott Y . Ir „ Y'co have acted with rept to the enrolees in our pose ' an American, .was accused by the Captain of • e ,I is ratite pretty. o Webad a stnart.gate.when n . . r... It. , sad Teen has [ toppled pitymeut.(rreemaa's•ierier-,, ...ca. session, we, I unafraid, had no right to Miptdatt i 5 , c4 ,,..0 5 i 0n 5,; 4 4 4 it •seas stated that altboe ~ , „.„, 11 , ' i Ile asked. ,me.te . anchor at Ajaccio, . the pliest„ . I.•t : -• L • . , . on the subject of St. Domingo. We have no .right deviled it, he was tied, to the water-cask and fiogged: ''''''' • • tarps birtbi a hitt the ',did. chatig t ia, made it Imre, - to force - upon other nations, our own: views of the. on the naked • bottom, receiving front three. co rive, " ill eet. , h . ' Tneconozsca.-e-After .all,;;the . Catholic Petitiuni ;,_ ...• . c ; _,.. ~I• .1 • ii!'_ .* 14a. ......,,, D med. during, the present Session.. Ne ! 'a° e• fn t alleit tole Kt&more coonnencer law of natant or of God, any more thee we WTI a dozen lashes with nett*. (retires thicker than a!, ... • - ~ .Vi ll . t , ' s. '. l . ii• ' t righttoenforce upon our neighbours the Protestant., . member ta eit out o t epresen h ands . - .nv-• - 14 4 1 • - F -•• • h lik • H • Priaireti iligt cat-o'-nine-tails) in tbecomarkol. half an hour. .413. lia E • ' rin tithe), . . ...;".•,.. - • ••• •. ~ . .1„ .rned to. neva,- to em N. .t P , Nit , . -•1 ... faith, orate law of England . --If fi le , wid e . of the intervals the Captain , mho Aogged, rubbed the sore ' Contiktfetit, Scee*AlltittLidtitirtaltiCable alatrlt'beit 1 hems his sister,••who govense. ; a visit: to;inhetal . i ~ . treaty be now re-opened, it wiil assuredly be doge part with vinegar and rum. • .The deceased was eftee• ; 1 , been matte' b the . tensporasr'suspeasion of •miy- , ii•FeeteA . Y ll l :PlaifYweerittlP-ciitrio...o4l‘ii #0.0 8 0% • t at some greatrespence ; at the pricey .no doubt, of wards sent aloft to hand theforetop•gallirel.sell, and 1 - e i toente•itCe mod P reapeetahle banking concetn, can •dileit h lens of the Legiop gc I!?fite,altr: .. • 1 • • • :', ..• • , , • some vast concession . ',o re French com pl a i n that afterwards confined. um* the forecastle .- ( - 11:1 Pf sei°l l ' netted • • ll withthe, ,' ic ; whole length ortrak 'Or gm; AA 14. ' • In gest y - .:, .• • their colonies are in a mio•table want of workoent the Newfoundland bank.the deceased weafeatened4ceelkea twat, atm atm tome o w . as . ilAiil 4l :l . , the ü blib th h m' c iii" ieirce may be eapes ' p•,., , 0 % ft? ..r . , 11 g :fq- 4.•:. -. ~. - . f' • t • ' • ••-=tibo supply having beerunteltPerl before their (AP , ' the rigging foe seeecat.hearse It via; 4 1 tha, A i s u nne d l at. the at t a ti t o f the f i re vuestion w th ,so MO gPoamis • off Matideffedris . tim, Hewlett • . • , titre; by Qur superiority at •sea ; *and since, hy 1115 cold A h f - in, ~.Ioy. W11104* ( , ) 90.. .01W OCCalipp t .3lo . 001110 . spe iihii. irtatigi a4A t i ifie t • tie ineA l s ,v iiii .. view gl him .I he r e. se peon. ,-,..,,:•• • ..,. • .1. 1 , w4 ,- . pit:4 operatiop of our general:lanltgainst the SlonsTrade. ' plaimed of heing c.hille w and asked for lel -P. , -, , Pi** Midi ewe' foe • tiiig ' ii , reelythiiiirres: Tiiilio:i . 4 1 , mai tit -•••.•- - '' . 1 kk.a tooetiftenioadoeseemeektnilk They add, likewise, .whet we certainly cannot aw l soon Ow h it ,44:' & Thffe..was isi•decA l - . • t ----- • • deny, the treatment of n ribereitteder ,Freneet i l ow a, wef .gid en , 4Re , eee mine ths by ' • • I Psitibm I.stamoed bY.Al 4o s4 4 4enrat' of giii,e: 0 4 * i- - wcic 'ltioillintin vii Iffsitt moot y. . „l .. .. I, . n d A nsel i i i,copfflpiet,4o,o4Nicotaiett - theit . e,t,..l if iik fismd ttietwessalitilteih•ArfArivb:•Othertemt, wit: On , ' islands, has twefleigit • 14; 'hash than in - I co ped, •••:,, , ~, 7 6 . 6 ;0; •,: . • ~ '. . ~ t , .- .;:6" 4*- , t 2 014 stet} t eitollcit a neae.fiMaii , more .theo 7.a, or ~. f141 . ‘40% Cannunillne af Governors :- 7 r • ' . %his Condition lion Abfplattlrorsolli'liklbtsoffiattSl bet' 1 (he croeseicominlitiOn of, Ac . .„'faselttet si lls • 0'..- ' Chair tk ' - '' b the ' bank ' - ' i girt of - Leitrire • "• .i doialict WtEr..l-41044 41.`fl •„ : ... ter provided foe.- They loek witit•giltflAfenints-t 0 ; Amass ostl Gunmeat, they dewed that thafte .. . • • 1.1 i warn , ore, i , to .quelt on; Earl o f Elter „.„ t , ~1 ~ • ft‘ohil topok JIF F ..* - • • • t-••+ - at., fl ea carried ter rit 4,o*Strippege; but, as we Lek . gi g s, e„... r a,„, n , •ir-4 4 ,a, 1 1 ,-- ;. 1 , ~„, , , -• . - i the discussiens in,the *dash harlitealeakilf .tom ilsidt intention to mutiny andoarcy the shie_htenlty •.-1 • 1 --ettaerefe - ter ftvari ~ ,ter etrdemarigiAii itt. llun.ll..B . tltiMaii_itt MeP; CapiatriViewassot 7 '' • • ' ' •.• . . , ,_. lin il l " ' • ‘ ,V ' •' • . . Illefy . other ... sumeot .: _l e ete,JlJ.:„.at-i.atsimarsoiratetoro- - I skin petit, The crow, were. nine 1511 1 ttrr, . rs , --' . s.;t d' (Dw fi ve ho r g. pim o ne ll*N . ,•• , . .., ~ Ng& CA, i .., B arra. Al! it? • r ~...6.'•;. • • !''''.• • 6:1• ••' f 1 •.' 7. 'r e ''' ... ' ''''.. . 4111.....-- --66.a......5-is •• . Captain and Mat e the one e Cogisatametp.,..... ' • sartcoto, Kr oirnne, . . - • •. - l ,i • . -- --, •••". • '. Itteettitt (ttltheitAnt 0.114 11 ' fi4l4oo:' . ' ' • atawaindid not cs stfee.Mthrespectitss the •-.• • . . Mr. F• that am one of the many who think .. he :, - Paseengersby a "met lately arrived from- St. Do- 1 . •HE littrosa,ge tbh Institution bas rocesveA fot. with you, that, the great vrfparatinns making i ~. , _ _, ,•• f or a 1 cips pc 0 0 PrisowifoinilsoPtiu' , ": t ke . ailst 4 w • *ftio V ioi • tit r . h, tS . Ices, 14011 • , d 1 tedtilet liter o - per. '..i ' • PII Art,, . , rUpotsol4ll it, in fulfilment of des , 4. h ..., l•,_elteln.sis.,c..t.tlrkris?c.l,(e.;.ur!rress, . 11 . e, . etwor 4 fire-work eihibition, are e jnit source of alarm end iln ;c ..A c' t g l i bf atai by the Ida 1 -: t 4 .• '• a le . 'ilth i. tirtide .. i the late Trilv i of Pars grance sbonl4 wries ' sesi ' Di tte 3; ) ,= l ,' a n isai l" , l e i c 7a tti t t 7 s l,7 l : l 7, ',.,, a ,, ma „ .. anxiety, considering the pstritudea Wilily to titsek-tiS cee4."""'_;,____,,__•7 ..1 . . - -- . 5 .7""1 - 7 ;:' . i 7: . r .7. Centre doraddeilldi three to Alit isleid to re- ••, omelet** er tile of prgfetit.i.b. , :tl atiltiries, will satisfy the Pah- the iigtit. We have had expert ~ *ere Of' th .. 4 fst • .• • lawef i lt..' ...,,nkt‘h%t ,;... 6 .'• •r: '' ' • 1.-- . ' i lt4iiiieltioy, Ihiliweettrtioir erVtirb 4 iii ~ t rit 4 hei n. th - tat t het . ersti• ic mkt! Virg P1 . AQ!., 1001116 2 t r,: , . .. . effects resulting Irom a aisaili. .y, w :• 4....... , - 1-- ' ; . ••• v• - :, leiletileme . , Ahlear . "*" !" 1 -. - : '‘.'•••• .thiiotdingt'vindM - iffiffelere- dit M 51041041 defenCe- 11. .... st_Rateie Cbarit",_ arC/7771ir l'''ia , : j nOtiiiiiiiiiiiwary - arepinferied ligninsl We M I h I& le would tbialt . ,•,:' e a solidest" , _on for . 'T;llllfligitihttifillVedg, Watt, betel* Iseeltidiemistotilideidity•litamebeiel: *defamer hese E il rireitistrag pretrwieroin tr , ii twouvi.q.prosnin... SOoti . . • .. clear of • tfiti . .ity5t4441 , .i... outtot_..... 0 , . ~ .. ~, ~ . . ~v , • s as pppeaml bx Abe tkmostal lywittlf.ll3lfeatSt /5:01441;41r ~4 - - ~,, . .. eiNitetion corrilowithnorci:nlMPlCW.ror tii 3 Ory tett* morning in . nicersal At . tier 4 . 6 " . s • : ' • finleifrifften dzidtkailtotrpolki a_. .*10 4 ,4 . thkrookf,lonogio,lt rir'iata*Theelires , 1 41 1 . i torfolltitonsl4 4 -04 0 01tilireel futdorcrery..hiltteattrtka .va ri en arcnanerrf dr . 000 persons tn 444 killed ii i i.linv i it e: - t i t*. , low t p 9 lci a ii w ile for mr L i d ek. km e r as P VW, 11 ,r thaw tuivc latioareti.rmiier - the alto c ningtlicitteß f k.t.ii . '• • .. or NT er.. • a maimed for the remainder o f - 44 • days w i s t aa st Ai; the BI • Lioni;oflitue.hcittk i n s o t j60480 , 1fr, ~ ,i ...„ • ... . i p lz k i .. is. lie • , s a deuetezerivcao wraiolapekty . 4eartt. Ter fit it • . .. twits from preciretly the same cause. . wholeileme•hert. egele al 'l§ 614 'iths f i s 1.46 . 3 .. 160. . ::, % v i gi l • f ir 1- ." t t ri •.. . l al , e„ i iitert i eg;sseetateat,tis a fety,..400.4 A re. v_rhert .... : . brilebißft edeliti tin;`tautii e gtittirattatt Mull t -..... • •-•„: been in a fererlong emough, a w that op ..tit %led ae Ti ..,.., trifftc.•.WeTrr. -.3ll4lllllWeerfav4 - • iliallint 4. l4' waft taavibelitioatiVatt NNW , teglintrattertett . ,.. tr. Outmost -., ~ t ,./. -., .• ~. . -1 P'•-,.'•-••! . .k ~ trines Geests•have departed,.it Artlme to . b eLrityr bets WO 1. 7 " The me ''''iliptAlerlaa - itetaithl •trit • *4 t.isauf Alit owanapatally.iiimU es Rd will rl: r. ` 1 4# 1 .47,1ef 3if•:=', l :eVe t - o -, -Y lgej i n tei o n m r camp. . • , ..e - ..-,4 • • -..."...-. ~',"' . sober atibittl64it for Heaves f* . tit diet ?tr . s ,hi m a te ,j ott . o d pla tp a e l pflegnatsper s . ! it ~ Cr. . •.;• k -. t hic s i ceileolf ..epp l eektiewl, . 1 00, 0 0 . 1 90.- .4 ; hi. 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