The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-23 00:00:00

U. 7 ' i.Aa, Z; . ' 6 P, Ire.n4'"W' OMR . canine:Dent rn J 1 9 Iqollod racily Sr. MeWO ) Gar It torest• ted stained ? Lord,' serration stsiatos, 'utilises sabot tet*s Mabel the aidence . • Ake. au,d- received an indemnity-at -the • A - army . ! LIR T GION any. our v ictorious - - - ' , collected a variety of useful information-un all these : sorey __ suppeessiote-14‘.. met: This was the first motion of the kind un- . not surprise Me, but the manner aid ; , ,,4.4r tlie time , he French Papers mention that Ceuta Vamet- i topks. Certaissly• the reception which they hive met dpr the new Charter, and Gentlemen ought to I RARD had been appointed Governer of htirtinlquil, . with from all ranks from the Prince to the peasant ! : choseti did most sensibly . I did net-terpeet it ork.':': be careful bow. they established an improper pre-• Ihe very hour when the notes Of uniefriel . peace was • ; and Adm. Limon of Guadaloape. Their" stso no- has been of the most cordial uature, and must have cedebt. •promulgated,. and en the an;rlrerearr the - 4 ... ~, , ! tire, that a law to secure the liberties( of the press, sforded them one of the highest gratifitittioas of fi rs t 'of './ _ "She t. - ,u at Mee x observed, that's the sum propose(' ; and -define its privileges, was under the cottekteratifin f which generates esindiasti• susceptible. m e anxious • only British Monarch's hirth-dar whia ever gave -'...• ,Isy the asnenchnent was greater than that in the ern- i of the French Legislature. . . ..f m i d incessant curiesity at Which they have been the 'l,l2°°'' to our dissrarhid.owuutrY.• LllPPluissel ' dna.; Resolution, it. was necessary to have fourteen 1 Theis Highnesses the Princes of. BRI7/111h. a, after; o bjects, and the ardent gratulittions which their pre .f 1 16 4 have digressed--4 shall eonarbi . „Myself mold': • day icessesider of it.. • r i ‘ being present at the Review in Hxde Park on Mon. rsence -every where excited, instead of displaying 11 ..slie4Y to 'the Resolution before us. • It :is a task o , A • Mr. litrmt replied that the excess , allowing for 1 ' day, in costume Of their gallant fither's corps , . childielelere or novelty, are creditable, we thi n k, ! pain—it May be a tusk of treril e :lsitt iieitter pain -, . tae difference of the rate of interest, was only ten had the honour of an introduction to 'their Majesties 'to the intelligence of the British people, as showing nor peril Shall make me A I WA' fori inelfilkit from [mends• the *vows! Of even the melineholy- centre) r which.`'. • t the Emperor of IlussiA and Kill of Pitessii, with how well thriy appreciate benefits which Europe , • Mr. On VSIT said, that the regulation of the Court , each of whom the} remained a neisiderable time. has derived from the ellarts of •the Allied Sovereigns, I I owe you. It may be •presumptaises in . Ono 11,4 ' , applied ,egually to feu tweeds or ten thousaml. liti' ," During the residence of the Einperer of Russ et and eapecially'from those of theolgesperor Alexander.' yeueg—it Certainly is distressing. to one sn Irlib.lat t ‘ r • objected to the statement of Mr. flume, that ml. Officers, , i dissent from Grattan—l do it now howeritre4 ''s • the Pulteney Hotel, it became at Inst a gratification t ; From the arrivA of• the'EmpersW. - Fealudier's Ho ot. their return fr us Italia delivered in a rethriti and ; do it with all my soul, and I' de it with the lei .. Oft. • sought for by many gemteel families, to stand in the ,Sel became One continued busy scene, .tibth day oath 0f 1 tiAir ex peaces while there. 1 t did not appear reit:di:nee, becaose the Ora helres'vesitilliVed .• (hall and see him -pass throutth.• On Friday there - n i g ht. The interior of the 'house was almost con to him pllssilde to gist , in any such return with per- . not yet •irreparable. Let no' Iti- affeinpt trw rent i were several ladies of .rank in the anemblagt there stantly crdivdeci,nitii ladies, and the) uvenile brandies feet exlvtni..q. Ile trusted thai the Court of Pr0..4 collected, who waited from -Afar o'lllock till near of our distinguished families, who' filled the great ' the dawn 'with his prietors *quid not put so little fiith in the Court of : eight. The haN and other 'Passage& were in feet so ' hall the peiseigeS, and staircase, in coostant sawn- ; not forget. his servieeseel !siise.sfentoir•freetit that If 'llettattietrify ' vanegyri&--I de Director* At to object to the Resolution on such . crowded, that the Emperor and his amiable sister ' alight firs-instates had been otiored to them. He wished, i *ion, tolls. it glimpse of the Emperor. A curious 'it was for him we ifietilf-tiEWlnta io rild I Cod hut just room slowl y to pass through the plecetu ' alwaystiok place on Ms passing in or out of °, stiiinioar lad that all denitilifity iie shotifa• still hare a Country. trot I do not twist how acute however, to remit it to tine (: e overipment of India (as •-- , which they did in the most gracious smainstor, and th e 'H o tel On such occasions „he very condescend. i the t competent judges) to decide on the sum to ; without the slightest degree of imp' tietice. ingly shook hksids with some of the females and slated with tkol man (pointinglolfreVldion)tw , the screech owl of intolerance Arli: °telling`, tit , begouted. I DRURE•LANEl'iteAestE.—Tuesday night Youno's would at his beta between the jails of the staircase - • itlr. PLeatmEn supported the original motion. - the night of bigotry wes brooding on Ile Is - ' 1 tragedy of The Revenge was presented ;—a eomposi- to shake hand! . With •atbere. This ceased vetch an ~ .. . Mr. Lownua was for the amendment, and re-; tiou of a singular nature, and strongly unsuited to .emo t a ti on . wa t ie t bier st e. ' ;sex Co obtain this lionbto, Cattle forth with the ktareof it hero Ind, Me . . commended it as a general caution to the Directors I t the studies which must have chiefly occupied the that some ac _ .41:die a considerable distance of an angel, Whit his liidding i tie ipectre vintilledl— , ont to be exlravagant in India, at the time they ; writer's mind : full of feeble thought, where moral f rour th e countriettesperiobej the gratific.ation. ' , 'the colour of war - fieliheteichtedOlailet'ilsilN, even • avers profest•iug to be economical in Esiglan_cl ; nor i i warnings. were to be given,—full of vigorous pen- • . - 4.r.e: ..•et. e• •-, , . ~, . : , • poor Ireland,' gtitereit ter I - lbolfeilt : fra l p a tio • " . •. • - - r • tyy ~ , .„• , 'of -his elogeenee, .and to in the pViii?ili b to verify alse old ',tureen of stopping up the spigot oiling, ,where the picture was of hump passion ; . • While the) let the. beer run out at the lautig-lerle• but still possessing the powerful claim of geuiue,* .40.- 11 i !Oen t ale, she Pence Raessreeribthspflini. , viet nry.:-4(Loud upplause.l--Donit 'yak rienlediber , . fil " **Olt tbe-question beitig tailed for, aud original even after SitAx4;PEARE. The novelty • . tr*oll ScrIMP4IOII., ••are visiting Peetseveetb to ve- im-.1782, how' his•heirt totiti . , ettff . 16.1tyollented ! , Mr. Dixon said, he had come in since the Court' lof the night-was Miss STANerv's performance•or the' 'view ihotaellisist St •we Cannot 'bele remarkieg; ', and hisiongue thundieedoin a or 00 - r . :O -00 ! eiereeor t thd ;net, einl.wisheti to have . the original motion and' heroine. Leonora is the imperfect and uncolourelr .srith rPgret.' that the No 0 sat lacers appear. to have 'became enriched with his splenetiint, tong 04r . .. theeeseurlment read ittILID: 4 • , character which might be expected from a ••tivilistri been elPioded in ell - mot on our mountaint • shouted Ille4ty'r is'et (we hope not intentionally) fro . ~. , , • This steiaccerditigly thine, When the original pro- not conversant with the sex, or too deeply cottSer-r „. • -.As the public Metes given in honour of the Peace. At 'you remember in "that 'dreadful deathzday or oilr. . lion Marc retried in the affirmative. with -them not to shrink from the difficulty Of l Carlton Howe ; n scarcisly-otte eaval.neifoem his been; hopes, whet power wielded . .. the thunder=bolt 'to cantA coeeersation then ensued between Mr. Wes - their portraiture. Yet, to give force to this feeble seen, except in the character of the Cemmission !affright , 'ers and ireesen emptied .the treasury to core • the Arimieulty. ' The Monarch of Frage. islae- r a pt , with 'lend,' he Cl'airman, and some othrir M em bers of the coeception—to impress it with it " body aid form," !o f . --.- s how, the tiriloer'Of youth and the wig. • , i Court, on she subject of a ppoitititig a new Committee may be among the triamplis of the stage. The ap- ' stowing , . . bop - ours igad, rewards op his matins, and we dram of . ale, he 'rushed; like 'hatlitim, from • the ' 'far the Bye= Lew*. plaose which followed the actress.through'the per. : should recollect that ;cis principally to our fumy we ceech df 'iamb's', asvieg; aOimatieg,'. exhorting, Mr. HOWAIITII said, it was his intention to calla f orame n, is, perhaps,. to her the , most sufficieto. i .6 are to look for tits protection of our islands and oar convincing, till our very sor rows • were mitigated by *Speciul Court on the subject. evidence of success. But if that applause had ' commerce. • the sweetness of his ,adrocacy; and even the extent Mr. KINPAIRD 5•w".11 wished " m e method to be i been less frequent, distinct, and universal, than it i We understand Warres fetv is to be r sticcemild of our . in the le n. loss eras for irrea4ot, -forgidte% . tip , taken for returning the thanks of thm Court. to the - -e should not have hesitated tO•pleiletkPt ez• Iby a masgueradei and after that Mr. SADLus is to dours a thaeoWilegnitioo- 3 1/Inifdeeti--No. (orate _. _ _ , Naval Commanders in the Company's Servire ? ---Ad. ' Berliegtoe Gardens with a balle'on, the ran, we nervatietto forget the' tho4etitlonozweie, and 4 jearned. . was g eode . No place its London ""were nuisedear to us . — We low* you +Ouch, but large to mike it in, this celebrated it is because yes taught es i -to love Ireiand more. We, Obliged to go to• Reading to have It •give you our esteem-ewe give you eat reified -trice . Hall. 'els supposed to have "of- I give you •oer love, ear grati'odf, our adAnt intl.. wiles tilled with ges,' to' ascend with We -mid Niro You any thing, arid every thing, eft'' 1 ' 73 feet is d411111ief; cerneinieg cept our country. You - may be assured tenet it is. 'of air, and will be capable of with mash tim i d it y I dissent from such a mail. WI it . ' pounds. The form taprooms .is tem. •arti egpressison se-you shall have them moseesplicitly, - . bviiiiimil first state the reasons which bwhas glees • . . . Yesterday morning a country gentleman, who was esegongst die persons assembled to witness the de 'pasture from town of the Royal PersOrtages for 'Portsmouth, was hustled in the crowd, and had his pocket picked of 401. in Bank-notes of the East bourn Bank, and also of ',lady's French goldwatch: gold chain, sad scab. 1, #' t k ' I • .• ' • . • i ...., 1 •. - , . -v- . .. --, ~.•I.•is. . ' • r . • . 1 .• .. , • . ... 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' ' ' !•id.'. • :;:* ;w , 10 •. . ..r.-osolima... i ~ 4i •,,.. . .. ......,- ~.;,' . .. , Mir Leer, -If this town WO not edified, k wee dike of ,hoist He Ma* 'et. • :, .', ° - -'W - ' 111 "" 4161S t elibilidadmilli. i thi ..l: lll.ll4l.l'irt f l9° • Itt ih.:41111111.11".. . .. 1 , • 21 It .lelot astonished, by the effrontm7 el a Clergy. and was an alien-in their lanid.- .184ileitediebt - Wleiiiiiiii•fithree 'iteWek 4eliteriay, an& -ace-. . 1) , ,e• the , Cat R. geleilejee!) 4l . ,, rbilliin :••••' ' •.1 elan appearing lellbediately on his retes t . frpo a 'bake Which.grew by the tireatethiebetter: Poo '' g thle<isitt Curiae. beadier, the frosentecl Infollatia.aettlieff.4ll , llreeelrilif Ibis .eulint - - ' • 1 reofinement of sin mouths in oar County Gaef t 'a foreign leedleid, whose feee'br sever saw ' *I Fs • _ .L.,.. . . • oumboassod bhi . for the et.. Meeting itidstbetiteslimi heslaisatimif , with which, ~ , of 1 • r . a criminal offence, the atrocity of which w" te ll ' minister of - the Gospol i erbeeteeistebeha r di r l e, ,t e esset orti =nesi, O m t e commo d e fi on indeed r ,elminiteserypeelevest Ist *tiered twee:ed.. • s ~ a h a , .1 vMcht ' Ileddelioisse.. The Kee. 1 0 11 4 ,4 . • 0, 1 ,401•110' 1 011/51111gh.0414011114 at ehereio• illustrated in Lord ELLINIOROUGieII chars. .11.. . ifT•libe llY l ga the r e r Anafre h i t g oppresijir bailif 711 lat vatid "Vittali bpl i ntig 4.. liXr. O',i'es Ike aestrett.Clirgyinan, of Welbecle. tkeelagt Pi - eitt:lo/4 4 4 , 1111 - 014 . :11$041,4efek. hel lef4 ' J ur y , a n d in th a wa l l ' in eri l ed leetence Whickftin4 i gisbatee,.asd pestished • layarakesainitgeg litagol'atitalit "Ateliedisseeirills,,lsisedier Sid •by "ie w f": - ",' , ; .e• 41 , /. tigvrorv , ..t#4 , le . Poi , . ' - . . ~ . ... . , ,--: signed the Reversed Delinqoest to prima. I ass 1 diet devoured, • his ealiettletery set la tel l lieliSthe Espperse. popes, h:8r . .4,01th a - . )."7 tt. ' o ne •liiihelhed with refl. ~ , . . tra d; . ••• ode A k a • . *ilk .. r repyet, illsk - I , ollsteive t- IMO _ , little read in chards disciplioe, sty Lent, and•Oor !Photo" toeeett• -Be tell" tkekeedeaado re . i. ~:. f ..it racily' 'moiling by wild rule the inferior Clergyl d be ' l ' . - .oat -.• ' ' -.-' • - -• • eight iv down its weariness; yK • * ',he etl Plerherk.O. q - • . .. :• . , '. .: .11,* Afellioltior egg /our -elliesdok#4o - ns, It , .- .. are marshalled I. d ecors* .___ ~,_,I , rat: heart ? though his esidtelettly. *) 111, itataehl Sibil fiiilielits ; roablema ' ~,, eat_ , _ 4 . 4 - . glitelemeggetefirfi 4 fromi roes. 11110lece nY . I '7' . , .4.. s pp ite 'the poeS. , ith.arktviiii.thipapaieboitli P iprochut :•, , • , no oi k - - .0644 low!,..pwvipir“4l4 1 ,y. _.. . , 11 1 4 11 .P5, I take the iikertY ef entlekrinii.. , - 'iodide et it spiels*, ' , Stet elm toptiyedight WWI '' • lit •'' ' ''*' , ' ilaiiir j ' ; - 1 4 1 ' la i d ; Dlewilled. tgPv.t4 or' I'4 the, It is • f ar Lordship's °pinkie gat ti0,,1 1 1, '4, e b are . li e we le s eSes, e s 4 '-- 1.. - . '. ', 41'1'. t oes . API. ' ' .‘ 4/ 11 , 149 tV Oh • elittlyferi o ic - 1 . il .. _ , ~. yeller •**ig • • •• - , f, .., ,•• . ,„ - , . 4iskes.peserillit;Vireno - ed to ied isres" by :li f e 84 0ppae ighm ranee .aid et "m e' emi lg eJje calt ilos b •-1 1 1 1 110*H 11.1117 , so t. . hie llitaß lasy with e t • b i l l l et igail ids Iso .r e lhe l.eeptited . • w ite ittii ". s lrbe, :-, b end' .- '; '.1. 4 . 44"4**4* ‘ - i a t e , at a f t ,,,, '. 7- thil _ .. 1 ' .- ' 4 . .. ~ . ItokbibobirKot."bdiolvim . to be de- lesinelll- This is a lepetetipe . - .• • 'sought reliet is demo. i Rskeklielted ,af it 'I the '''' ; ,t i oN ,.' . - P ' t- .. ike ` Pdassw " liswt "' ' ..... 4 Betle i l ibl i 4te t i,7 1 sobers he billePli_ 41.111ellesesSeiklt.Afor I- no t h e . sins.-Pie Meijer* einelliktMemetsieetevistey tepthetnime •for is:triodes* .•• " Lerd,itill'Abelkthe lilt etile ham; shoiin for the pre. .. 4 1 . 4 P ill°1 :0 4 /1 7 1 7 4. 4* P Ats c p ...„ whitt u ' l l t a ti r * tabs .. - ' ,"liae 4 " . mit,..vvory •, . A b e . Ar t h e? . 4 ere . " iseis t freilikylialriesitee, :of ••tilismiess. , tau sew itidfed 1 theeffh by/ serration of ifeiCharoti, it-cannot bereeseeped yew' ' fatbsechid-perehaashift eiyiumb.- liseisede sbaoi g odit .- • .21 - tliteeetitedslieswirtotse: ''' ' tit ••thet ollibt 'garb* with it k .e . . _- a.. . ita.;.1 " 6. .. a dem I ithierritiloo, diet itulehriiturity it in the purity of ' parent, whom . love grappled lei hie 'Mete be'bitatio • ' • - in! . '' . ' ''• '' ' 1111 I .f.1.61 ' 9° 1:1 5 ''' '... " 7 '''' .... : .1.' SliT 1. . . ita priesthood. ' . A •'' . • • • 1 his taiana i itt , hiaaami.:ol/18 arifavemswed kis we[ ~., . ~ .. , . , , ieits ~ a._airw , „um. . 1 . v. - oil yeses, ,ow - virtue, abet. (,. rosy pu r. 4 . , I vat feksear all comment, for tie present , oft , st ‘ di ;'. *H T' I s ar+, • ItlO'lliatalefteee lows,' *:'• . , ••= 1„ - t , .--.- is " ---- , iimitioik„,frita .a ; „ isee 400. - , viith. ,, 4ooaertit;44 • .11 el. • ; isl e • ''' .-, • ' ' 4 " 14714* L. '"'"• P ' . essittibei 4 .resilid `the'patilititlitttrtaint 4 4ll 9 I wimp make •.i IWeeetter.thiite 'prisotii• • - . i'eregailaritiu erhioli, from the names and tonna:dela' f t cress • t h o fra nk*" id e ra tt , . i the, d ase i l , t i e - , - - • ilkleikill lialiellolimt - ' r " W. * •.: - • :• rill 19 1 690 . .. . Res O° 9999e*10 49 °68 4 1**aa P1N1N 999. , 16 19 ..ifie • ' .....24 '' of the parties, cannot possibly be'utiknown to fr ,_ .. .. ..„,._. • „..- yotte I raised land.;.. all i Z; o hrtahteits' 'the iprisepii iru lt. '• • - ' aelaleillieWoierthei * .17 - ' ! ts t + enderbeesesice.once• rang fo r . libertyz‘no siesior i ti 2 . Lordship ; tat if At men he altoVed to skip froiti a their view. ;84ft ' besot' f6i'hie.- ..4 , f 00 ititietiPtitiatlahilitdi •' '„ i , ,1410. RAE OW ones ; glowed with tire energies , ' ..,- • .''. .v. • .. . •.. -, .• , , shicerity, an 4 *We Willeihodeet..44s.oorwiP -• ' . f°' 01 to* pulpit, in &Sallee Of all decorum, unueticrst .` lea spirit of Pealeeettost P4coltea hi" *meet the ' la :4 - .'t . , 140.1.6 / 414 , . 600 4 : ... 4: - • tir .' "ittlir t , .-• r • . , ~ . , iris!, sepsegiiii 81001 .'. !. 1 : e"• , . !- - •'„ . .1-, , 1... i . - ' • • waste of the owes. Shall * his foot never Wad rest • c by' hie eishop, we shall 14 the feu surprised at other i . ..__.- . b, •h u r. st a 4ad aredla . • -'° nw, , ' - sod ft t o et t e dres the p i a Aphis - i nor his heart repose r: eves The wrowllng• bintiett ' 1 - . . _• -: + '4 , ,,.- i ledeitim, not leis pereicioes to relines , morals, i • c. l m a % 4 Wafted - ~....s . to, peselogeproseise, About 13 c e . s i i mbeiti. .* lOh t..rflceleetfyPenieleflk . . prey towers on ..o WM GPM ' on .cm s .a. JL _ a anti simial in*, thoeglirperhaps, not cognizable by i w i nds . th e ........ pirate s oaps. .svisishen theisubria:• 0 1 ' ''Wbrillger.° o the i r na y l a • • Wu ' '• ' -bet • ill" " "ulttelw4lar ' -e " • • • .' •' -'-:.l ' . .1 .‘ . Va• Iltagattla, as was tho Crime for which one of your i gitive from tbe partite* aids Immo ° ws *eed did friedei t *'_ t "esf•tiesliarlitiLLlverfsessi, selair44lllo Sahlik . 1,0 footeoPtleittfeleo`44ratee at ,* , '• ' 1111 , Meldliss•sabelteees Was consigned, by.*lirst cri. ' pledges of their love. See the. haigard eyed sof e' ' - Warshilientimid • Ow* isaligtle • thilirtilealbellmitt . " 11 7 Il.bi r et li li r :4-f eet . • ... ~ -,, - " . •• . ' • 4 t o • ' .4e:4! ...., . .. •.. ... 1,, • 4114.act* Stkagit pit* , OW Ji3tidge to the kingdom, to a • sie'eneisth's•re. „ father, to which nature dailies tear t a stdpid Motile.'' - ....' .. ••'-. ' ' • ' . • - . *Oki in ‘Vinchester Gaol. . sent of living death. .- lie would intelose his' feeble id a „,,, ts r. .41"efffsilt, accompanied by tbtkrolot•os' leh.kenda le • 11 $ 4, k I de w cl i nwet kisa44 " , . .. ~. . • . . ••. • . . ''- • • urn, but it is motionless ;be would' bid adios, but ', h 3 3.•;: 0u ...., 'Pliottee 4 ofoob at btlf-P•ot also * i deas_ an d ileti s * t h "*Peht*" es‘lissOssid b lot' •,, -' ' I have the honour to he, slit Lewd, -' 'his voice refuses its office. The prop of iris deolieing ''. is"' h s ' Cl*Mhe ' w°°tl cit . r T ito :' .l4. 6 7 181" 4 : 1114 t. . _ w_ ,.. ith. a_ll ,c I . . 11 7 Y 7 4**9441.-.... " -. ''''' • ... . - - 1 . year tardiellip's most obedient humble servant, years - tern remorselessly from before him, he stands ••• elef i ne,,, , ..,,'' • 'menciete. l4 ° . ndela'" '. -•• 4hatio ' - ' • ''-- 1 • 1 1 : 9112 4... ww 4re ; , 11 i, y rasengt ' sebasiA ." not s. ; ° ;: i r sne L iti r d dr i l msr, U4 'haw a rd. k.'" : ' - : .eletwort, Jude 12. A LAYMAN. like the blasted oak, dead to hope and every earthly ' ' . .Th...reelelleitetabit set off from joy !1 i Was it not then *neer, that this victim Of - Vilma,' flfttr -obit b l clocki ocooolonka ht thy . mg }hie see s) spinet oe . I beeetwit ',,., , . „,• - .. - • - ~.• - -6-101-.4.nra.11. bOURT, INDI4-110USg. ' oppression had left his native land to the ra p acit y of , e of Ca mbridgettadtie . . Soitae t !n Miami / Mind • thee, Heave% that the first hour 4 ersiesi (nee 6.4. .... . •, • , its invaders ?- Might he not hue been permitted to i torei.aliato fo r rociameolh• • ' ' .. . Ow lett of life, and .shat the wornemay -hottest ow' seek a shelter in the gloom of the wilderness ? Moll - cll* p ro . i the hloorn:of mY youth isefore my frieedeof y, , .. , . • r 41.11estiGsnimittee was appointed for the inspection the ruthless spirit of poisecution is not et eatedi Y of 13 haws. . . with his sufieriugs. The torments of one element. . 04 1 2 4 /1 ?461 1111 I . o lf rpr a ob tb a e bl ß 7vis al iti V ng iii rr n u t ti S til w e il Ca l Castle, : Sisoll,llaril muse In curse the menficieniel - ; et. the Dnke of Jtiesfolk in their way.. Aili i iikort.7 - 4 Imud Qiiainee.] - . .-' ` - *, ' - - i Mr..lluSe - said, that the eames on this Committee ea h ens t e d, t h ese o f another are now prepared es s • lila% kis un d ers t oo d , th e will passe night at l -,•-" Little did- I heights. oe the li.4 d .isf ..k , . - 1 'w Wee, the shwas before, and signi fi ed his intention him. Enslaved to *comfit winters, the sedlitil. Prlsse's.ravilion, and then continue their jour - : iddressing yoii; that itteietelskie rhoeld t. '• 6.- - . • .f." : • - 4 40'06.11 . 6 far a new Committee. his misery, and forced to fight the battles of those h; ip ei ay aloag the coast to Deem, where Obey will ea- , !,,pp call es again tegetlisev-ift. lies, , .. t 1., , t., . • "iiirenlifidwite then moved, that the Court of barks in.order . that them ma •be no impediment :lied it is a melancholy oetesied4llol47lo4 4 llito 77; 'eel abhors. Death, dist relieves the wretch, %vie . , . f - prepti t ers 0 - hoo lg co „g em the Resolution o e t h e no relief to him ; &rite abed net for himself bah foe i t9.lbeqr tteeetting, 140 draft, 004,50 saddle-horses, !Jf,,ig i 4 f.' m ost b e sou, sisidiviebeillt s the.emetee_ ;,... ;. `ll 4 ,,„ .,. , ; ;. :I y ; . 01 Artillery ; Drivers, have been marched ass struggling in 11114afrailf111* MllliPti , P.' " : ,li k e : ' • 4 ConriiirDirectors for anteing the sum of 50,006', thane more dear to tiits than. lite ' sieee Ire' tip Sir JOlrls *Malcolm, ag a compensation, Not for IL'inaiself 1 , of then* ia CeaSarbery, te. be stationed as ' Ned stlede to the frockieetlffiVit• ' - -1 : -,441 , ,:; ! , - ..!. , • t6 no e : b tl f.. pr l oc i tie e w d i : te b es es se b : l 7 4 l :: : _ a b ,id ut f t i o or r i t o i r w ser ti. h li ere fe rele fr"l .es tb44 , - oei tleP•t he line of coast. &Venal 'brigs have al.* thee Doard I neve. Irks iii'Metn . petti*: - ...,.. ' .• ).* for losses stnitai.ned and seimeices incurred by him in is reallY 4/Prised lu Dover Rosak, to take eaboard thito iiivirtis)ll It t c•ntsiiindAbodtiisSikit '. • "fieirti. r. . ...**--- .-. •• the Cereploti's . serscre, in India. The Chairman shell . hi : wil e no w wa n ds " , when °saddened with earr i a i... 1 • to s h is Aik aa i t i oae ..Vhgt ort cu e l og * • ; . v i r t ooo ...64v .wa fg , T 4 oo kkr4 o t i tifk i tilk o u g it'i" ' :4 .•' , -', l ' despair. where shall hisfather lay his sleariedisone; ? 1 1 - tt... ,_ 117 1 wwneffoaff , ~. ~. , 1 .....4 k t r ir ts .. h i al id s tes t eihos n i r te r em n i e ft4 , e,„- ' 1 ,' 'shortly explained the motives which had led the Court of rectors to vote this grain, and stated the losiss, where ,ball his "'Meat **bee *old food, s narls the I "."" ° ilill =.'' ' ' •''t 1 . ' ° • I ''''' ..rw y.. v ult‘ rk ~ . 4 , 4 , &c.lif Sir John Malcolm to haveamounted t 0125,000 , • The ICI revises feed them?' Oh .hard and cruel men .; cni. nissof Prussia, , -k -.is said resists Paris.. iudiNgliel Soistimenta , tit elltialie v tend rm.! .• '...- • ' AC • • let • 0001 c-there ''' • . ' 1 rupees. . Besides the 50,000 ruefees t he was to receive wine* titan hellish .fiends 1-may not the poor. trisi ? This. Fellpetiarila Russia will meet his consort at t Volt -. . the aoent of the interest of that sum at 11 per cent. , Pity ! what's he Mat noweeeiles them ?. beshreittlitt , lin . sad feels theace.lhey will proceed to St.. Pe . , tobvioellidodlefe* it; tot: 7 .., ~'• that %thy(' ' • I withered heart. Oh! Stewart! 0 West! albite i. '' Wilafe ' aillit ' Bl.4llll4ll" b.C.l.l"4 . ,...l4' bY't t vr .teelliP ti t 4 i tt s . 6 4l"7r 11111 11 11 _:. ' • 11,111bL aSe hnit e!• t O b t e) 0 9 at are• : .. frorn (lii tine). he left Indio. - L btVsi • , of genius! tens of Catemitheireehere are** orli ~. ifiiMlPlOtes•l ' ' . •. Mr. K. SNITII supported the motion. .. I* - 4titir Wield' . peals? Will yea...pram" to nes ' Alklatalidelle, illectele Wilt teturn stunt IVA le . I , - - rf ,,, ir-1 ; 7 ,.„, 21 1..' n ' °, 4 ,..„ 86 a " a n amint. " 4 fikale ' d " Netates. la .. • leiefailehey - iitad the great .in month 46 - .Lifidels to vier, the British inet - it; - , ..- -----' - ''.: ,- b ees-the reek'---the' property:4l%e , .rah ~. ..,' • '.. 4° ! w 9 w 9 ` l4 • l ` • '...M 9 ' l44 lsl o Seebr eli i rell" %fitilhoid a nobler a teffers aim of the poor and the ' move at his leisure: lie has promised to be present pales-the •edecatiow-s-liet, a Is alt, ' :, A ' ' .4itilr- Sufis hilleoltn, w h the l a., -ss' • - inwieted 3 . al.theigitseert for the benefit of the seffeters in-Ger. ! r igarot ,„,-,,.e„.. from theyperiod of his leaving . • nims of die Catholic* X do. not Mika Om : - - . sistyy4tAlN Seth inst. • India.. The, Uon. Proprieteethought that the items The great Circular building for fire.works in the i - 1.4 •-... ".,.. • ..-..- I • - I meassre„ of the Board 4 bat hit a reascni,ll4-.oine- , . . , - ;4 to de. . . ~ . of the lasi of 123,000 rupees by Sir John Malcolm; Green Park , advances T epidly; the tridges Over the eiltlmestr.eletitisit of the Sovereigns has been '. cal °eke. one Iniateid that bit ItillOwiefosie ought to hard been laid *fore the Court. Neither' canal, in St. James's Park, are also in a elate of for. i shelter , Stab did he conceive that this loss could be stated as the wardness. Yesterday a new entrance was made into I ardour with which they .erabraced every wire eepected, yet from* the intelligent ; seri hint„ especially ivhew thiitentiaili_ t ,for 1111 thst . , . •, , opportunity) is dear- or 'dignified': '. Nb doithr the Weill had it s , / Tf4groupikof the greet, berhuse every O ffi cer in the i its ,; errors ;.shiw me the Owned %UN ntiOn4hich , lief' 7.. '' _' • . the Park across the paling immediately opposite to 1 of obtainjug personal koowledge of oyr country, pd . : not. Let •the man, then, who itceesie , ,i t , r t Y lhl , ,:. .' Compeny's service was bowl, previously. to his re- , St. James's Palace. These are preparatory to the ! arts, monuments, insthetiofts, both politic dnd .. th_r . n . , ,, tii delis." i:i .. :3 l ll ..... on .l th i lit i i a . c . cont of ni p i i! . 1 . 1.71 1 ] m i l i tayy re j o i c i ngs himself above huninity before he metes the oticial t o. 4 1 in honour of the Duke of Wu,- ' Tate, and the triallners of the people, they raust have I ....1,.......i . ..,.:.....I ....iti.sl inr,,,4,,,,itim,,,n all th „, tion. 11. am sooty for ifs suppreesion 7 tee actdtd l. - was, we should not nave neintate4 Lopiev.• amt.- —, ______. hibitiosk bigh in the foremost place that the modiste 1 asceed kali •Barllag stage has, to offer. Leonora, weak and warm, j last OM- ever w barniag with affection for her husband, yet ismaghtl- I,being4tlfficiently ler , ti‘ ly resents his indignity, found an adasinthistrera. ! Aerasseat.sfreh oblige so olutlre ; ad the saws is which, after eopplicatiegi seade is the Moo for his los , she seek eester her mirk** of. hi' i ICien t POlvors . mill" jealousy, appealed with the fall eapreestee. et i/Of ; 12.11111 . 0- - . 4 t is . 1 4 foe countenance to Ifeavea,,and spoke w eye , . 1,4314,100' gellesse ; whits her lip would sia Wept week, aer,kllftia#l4l6llo9fesai clusatlons from every sidoo , 4 . ~ , • i , 11 ,_ Alie ko l, 4 4 .. . . , ~.1...b..6 - s. ,t • .A 4. .. ‘ it* prksthood. itiibear j'eregollaritbs of tke