The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-16 00:00:00

stilt greater boldness he has ventured, after Dante a Id Milton, into regions beyond the grave, and in three several parts of his Poem has sumessively ex plored Heaven, hell, tind purgatory ; yet the views he presents of those regions are in some respects ori ginal as well as sublime, and, not the less impressiviw , for being rapid 11Pd general. • Those scenes also in which he eniployt super-human intervention, though chosen with due regard to the precept of ileirace,' are suaungod in a manner peculiarly his own ; and in thilorraith t as in thegeneral conduct of tilt Porno, fheratiiitrliti of fearless initspendentae; : ilflie . par.' reptlbli*lsere the author follows and *bens by 4to . Tinto, from the track of his, redecessors. ." V $- *.i7 Thiretarretive coutprehonds -the lisoit'', pn.gisagee In'the life of Charlemagne cempteilill. . . Mil a space of time which' allows the Invite of ittion be preserved throogh an eniirtfareoptild • , ,olilidit - striking imidenta, in the Colette 'MT Which theiverhass . • -characters ore deeetwpoitititis equal hard, imd.dfaarf., atination. -Tbiegb Ow ititerett totisitilaila - the Mem o it abide proportibustoly - 40 itield . dimwit pemeektelm;.oone et the mat active/M*oa," spicedes of tiimiaii*.iiiiittastei laWigift, ~ 'who, indignant , at *itna or-berititreeffiellagll ' espaateietions, reembacilliglisiellanity sad elitillilliel Paganism in its meatilabelleil nom, that . attedlfijfi • g ratify a -revenge as implacable ea Chace rtes Idle: illipa in the Xneid :—• • • . ' . *3 •. . e' Fteesere . - . , ►.►' l'ite,Pooto emends in posioges of splotedittAteitip- 1 tient, coonerted by wirited and reefs) Itstiiitioue s "Jib otbero of •the molt toothZ er ridl.l44% seiib . vitalist liem'isota of dor' ' 1416ft0 fees the commencement to the close, *Ma Is brows*, by a triumph the oast gratifyilig to helms the triamph of sisetaknityfierapidfisi44- cipied ambition: i • : ," • 1...1 '. • I . Arr. Matti. lk. . a .. list .. 4 4. 41 •4•/.1•.?.....4••••• •:' eft 4 Malta. r•.. . .. lo•• ••• ••• ...... . : C S ii. F. _ _ Li ftollaridg ' l4 • i • ' t . : .. • •.-•.t•Id• . : II . . : . .... CD04214116114Pf4 14. * I • MICK Oth:s i tomes insui t iitta °Two," .• but rip • !twist spas emelt. Red. Oil SSW iS e ll • ref Cons. per Geste: gni 7 ; "" t1 0 •.. I tkilL Navy • *.! ' 7 • ,th-^ -I. ttrS . i: ;§ .- 1 „jo• LONDON: "1111114 1 / 2 , DIGEKSER 16, tll4. 'ie only arrivals from the Continent to=day some German ,Papers, containieg •nothing brigiyi . specilations on the territorial changes ,meditateri IM • the great. Powers. The following is the most WV portant article in these Journals:— • - 1 7-'l' • • ['ROM' THE Rift:VlM * . 1 " 4 " From the v4ry beginning dwell, Imre been trio opinions concerning tom, stiannee..pt r disposing of Saxony and Poland, which vroiddiletesost eontlecrea to the general goad. Sowalmesse.thes Poland must remain dlVided, terve would be highly , endangered, it Wit 0,4137, porrfol by its *mitres, and by theltigilke spirit of:its babitante,,ehould be placed-. ender the protection of • Roads, and its King Items . a, Teasel of that gigantic empire. They point tort map, sad 'show the snot ! mous massy . whiCli prowls open Europe ..froes the east ; they show ate greet forelands and branch out from its actoeca, that euics 3 11 1$ 1 100 Empire into Bohemia, and asputiswordilisinin Sikerelli• man soil, and the possibilily4*ll,4lo. l l l . l 4o l * mediate kingdom vanishes, all OF • prodigious mass, which will prepare many—therefore, say they, POles4 .1 10 7411":0 4 • far as possible, subject to GermarlyiMlNA. be spared the injustice of swallosdarapitaramie . "-The other party mainhin, 6 lt Is not *bat you wish to prevent by this division you will rather , promote by it. A . spirit of unity has arisen in Po land ; a love. of independence, width 56 many years of misery and shame, far from weakening, have strengthened and poallemed ; would you tear in pieces this 'Pod's* rail el life; its bleeding aoill con vulsed members Ala :vslaieli you cannot smaller the vital spark, wilt grow together' again, wot.beftire you are aware of it the wound *l4 Warmed. At the slightest movement in Eit'repe the thirst at jade pc;ndence will be then renewed; the East will take advantage of the spirit of diacontent, the West will buil4.. plans upon it, and eventually the very thing will happen, which you, in 'your wisdom,. think to prevent. Nature has set het., WI leery where else, the curse, that he who .4ows injustice shall reap was fortune ;,,the sword with which you • divide:Poland, , will cot asunder the bonds of your interne! union, which wam on the point at iiitiog you. " We have from the iiy,ll/0 ovoid with the latter, for the simple ration, tiat„in our opinion , to do right and execute justice,preemies all policy... It is not possible to find 'any other principle ,butt ells certain guide of action, both in pablicitddlistiato. It., than that voice *bleb' ve l a' su the bira`eidt of emery' one, the Prince, the Minister, and the Calton. it All your wisdom, which pretend* to extend !Into another century, will be put to shame, and your providence becomes a laughing stock, if yea! once depart from that line of justice and truth which God has marked out for rod., . " In your unsteady mart4iritie figiti:thlelzt/AP. tbp light and to the left ; but naked swords lure silted t you in the gloom, and when your arrogaatself. confidence dreams security, the steel is in your tai east, and the avenging Nemesis has Overtakes you. " . The partition. of Poland was tba -44:704104 NAVAL LNTE ,itatobtal, DSc. IS.-, , , the Atapie frigate, . away the brig's ..neie.o, hat lat her bowsprit !garrison, havieg smog a' 'w,go.—A realms reached ..; werkel. from St. Übes, Captain, mate, and three , DEII,, OpC. 150—Attire& 'ilifteisiales kroiik, Jasseo, faller , fen! ‹iatpara, after ilifießgee.rlint 4 141 1111 Trd by hat blown brArdlwigittiold ride - It osiiiiiiii‘Glisly weti, abidetillidiOutilAtlont • P•mp Woorw,4l'i . e. 15. . lou;'• TrAil 2 *:id . ax 4 .AutOlia: I c.choonet, Oirpipa'ronce, etijiV 1 i b n P l , l O .. It . 44 °c!!'ne .Vi 64 _ Olympia atter, baring bean errolpeoi the Spit. It has dat nod fo-day until towni wroderote: • We hare heard ['stated. Rent, ea *stint* 41111118 , skasflcticiu. IS, , 0 1 slierell - iniack kiir - *Pest in Poland - - incompatible :14 :ed. i Ole wilt hakeld /newel .101t1 .. r . jilts/LA durable lie" ;it requires' b s t = . i limited by die pecalinntieli 11/410 . 48.1111111**0014 10 c4 100 11 ,01 ., Mad state __. 14 4 11 41 1 4. .. _ : Thettbe Scioto**. iredassolkillMlsellP Milli elk *held liest_ oPiiikipty In Poland,. "iiiii :e akiblog nitwit, and ilrebniet aligisielifeirt*impr . .:iit the:fact.. Eisidui, no r easostabi..,paapitespTlp by iiniliiiionslii,iditslik,ololo,4o . ..te. not`... ,4iitliseiastsisst steuld siclw. ',Niel° befek down furl iiielkillitikiii 'AU , ' these bulwarks " . , i • ~_ • '_ . ' icy of Hesekili.hesittgds• ~ . . hie :'ally not "hentiiii •.*illq itialaldl, and tid phe:.cost tho:.Ressien oath's* iii_ , , ,atiek - bropq . • •12 • , .aist.tinder the yoke teeniii . ' Wyllie. is .! With, Perhapl, al exception .of about 0. aFesidal •etrither dust to geidaisingtlr .10m40. lock! tords,thnpeeplolikiseland have no wish foie ichig f! *IE4 we twe, - than after theililn Old - 0 .... •I of Ciintie be *meaniaindePendeati King. *M I N 111:14tetto used to do s to pre Orseli la* htfdltAt., be beliereid 'het a ' . wikorn eletre. such pro Joito and . to asexidei• that as Often y isit.wf a.losse of fieedousisedipeseved4.4sigli seelniedoese as '1. 1 01011"by, eoaetossamanjind greodeeeni• „Abe Poliskantiaikiseerse . desse, ithoeltliittenwt gavel, '41114/Ibilituda, . punishment . .isan. pewee iernd prefer eel, the ravel. of a clistatif#4 arbitrarylodolluer: If Poland remains divided, put* ' o n ', 2 Monerib, nieliii; than thelialkabliaistsieta One and in- . illaisilited Selavonlan German State, wit** 1 . ~! dependent *ate ? : Ant"; yAlldnie.ottbit kattening .of lOW bond of internal union, as Aesitekl4 1 the Ciirowick (itleililii;,....,that -440yegMipeasing 'bp*, hamster* therGsfkoNeot to •teleslia . • ,* t each notions ), "4 • • • it.corili on this Z is et i t: ‘ ,.•filliale, :sic .: F liorowass -. ;4 ,, 4 .seyie f t' are erriaVelti; n • The Ideas' of Oil, liberty. '• • ' , . Sea v iiiiifit goier 'the eastern ~. -'" • •fiteriatLipe, ip . r. disk .Agei l , and their . national pee. of GerupouP • aliith the One diecontentati• half ii g judiees At ;iiiilfi' tin* '.....tie a. happy ~ contioniusea; in Selaianlan nation *pie** other half, levities It tall , ..l** l l o f sabjeletbki .iii• Foreign • Pieliet . fres beyond the *VMS% (MAW with the friendly:Mittesilerbesseseri- Mey.hu risk deeictrfor iiii ' lie7.. netioss to the Emit. No ; the North' Must b 4 o* nitehAtiterast r Wills!? 'ootiiry . .iii is *nag..o6,insii F* Mr es.A*l . uiseempoonded German Powers ' posl4'l fieserriign upon them in the • t espg, : d4ls-..1i 41111 Pb this ft' )1" ts**lry that Saxony should , littsiliiiiii - resorted te; if ilissii-bei f ieemedrsisty *seat nearly connected with it. . ..i. - ' :fral...l l olo l l l thisi: et thlkettrlbatfet.o“.* r'Ze&• There is nothing unjust in this union; the ' ~ , ;40 .. 050 astsilaintillseet-; wilatile 'Wished. •- ' '' i - It i •ok I- ir '. of thegountry set.filt fatnon the point of kik • i ' larch- whn could Sidseellissh, bp;a e lellamo ostopneeop t and- was overcome in fair open. emahat, even *beg the spoliation of , &ROM% if (he' Russid rite* his tits p ea pt e lie, h li ved his ids beca l sia la . . Runs declased.his Imperial Majesty. bed done, and knew not how to die; hi ilia Cf#lo must)sle lost to .Which the f ' f f.ing of SAxoar's Preciamation fail*/ ,him, bacilli., the judgesee• .1.,.h. Gadmkai .'. . • • . . nee Wooly twconferany . great degr#S moot .• _, , l• . ...II: .. (epoiloist**lndspandenee ori a iation k whibilal ' • 1 " Riiitii • Olaißaie. tOSSigadd to be fial, , ;' .' ':' . .. 4. , . I htst ' R oo 4ln'intiOosS'alt4 •• :', rad i be founsied on a 06111111•000 • with .. the , • . . Po k ey . _ .4 40' el.it t ietee!'• 64 istittiti°%', ~ 40...(1iSditiOlk of which most be sett le d 'i , i me% ponseet.—Se it has been done In pIti;0014 . "dbP OO 4 4O- . l .4 l4 .o llll kkldt i PtiOneges)ll6o l t . ll4 • ./. 4v‘ / .. ... taiga of nninilicSiseetigving theel bank thOilictiiii Ma. CuneAri t rAria, - *ken tist • :9:askew* of the Chie& iras' ••*. ' by;,steatagese, sled Ai' esation .. seceres. its, _ . . . erawstl. . • . tatlea, And VA , 'Yho AN voice 'tit the ]net .-- - -' obi :fie meet be done isle, .• 'i . •on the subject of wh o la the,most worthy to of • tbeissople. he Luis, the 'distinguished_ corder, rand one of t, • 1 • .friends off f the late M, also, if any good is bo b e pro d uce d t h ere. . , tipsy their destinies, and sit on the ancient Th a • - ~ t° a f4 .litter will becreatedi ,also victory has azp o iod the f ore i gn ono , ~ l; .:lknrtnetia , generally_ nun by• transcend e n t . Jl. mt ihot ilt, Ihndominion is fain to the tiCtlitS ; but the nit . Borough, and become ne. The people of thediOsted 'Partin* . . 1 •: Ministry.. WO Jul •li 'Primes an tai ther e only by a formal contrat hod, it may well be supposed, eirpei(ii, ,d 3 ice , ttus ;undertaken. iii.the coati_ antt•tha lobes e • '• ' ' o f a foreign n i ce ai , - :..n.anion of their country,. Ind its independenue as,k Whether or Alet, we shill . • • • .••, • k - • • t.-(Dublitt Raven fol . asd 9 . 1 „..., 4 4 .f. tha pea *. Th. Sovereign State.;. mid ilsolr,.dtiourable ioefinations . 11 .1 1 1% s i id , 4 . ~ r othir gr i f bOO% . la. 04 ;6 0110 ' .hi divi d ed by. ilia _will lean..te that Powar,w i hifb sal seem the most ": • . mw . , a 7 ont.to . f lu law a f 0a0 4 . 1 0 . • l og y e n co re ~ . disposed to confer GO! Omit thishalsee.theitelt Tnorr-iii,birin, grad • ... • /-•• insijoirgod atihoo mip*ootemoo l y l i eom ... Won gfrett to 11!,w, t 4. prof . .The Doke de, 4,ett. l 4T " pr e& 0.1 , 41406 . 1 . 10 res a. right to insist on the was made, that holOtotoill , 10 . . 1104,111rfbeit . ~ r polltr ourbes t Informed cor ' • at '''' ' independence, and theitheests wil l : 4 7i . ts . *bee . ~n d.eit- c fmf a te:34 ., ,:i ne et ' t .. 0 . ,01 . unity of Pnbunta tz ead - the incorporation , of Sa x ony ; tbe prospect of this eeelei deli :`r i:Russia baano .i te ' o l h - Z I A4w. -.7 . r""" ° ' the honour 4 lateriiany coeunands the one, its wel ,facss, its'aallsiliViltifer.ionsly demand ' he other ; and :ide* of giving .them Parketftet 4 e ttt itey kn.. . • .,. Y was held the Adjourned Meeting stile Also* whielitjpetgaberwins, are either confounded can not 4 4 ° 7 11 u l i d e r Vo*"46l:Cleer.Y. •; eel • .. ~ 'Middies& miens, at flicks's Hell.. Theday vs by t h e om it .4.4e, au1ai .... p i ne d over to it-by a Fewer weaki, nusailr'ilit,)o,lo.if the .atialti‘on' et', lii occupied with discharging reologniaancei, Ind la lib & se iN otureat. B ur b e - ls b a is with. F rew is Poland! The .ihsglirtitartien styled - the.Decisi of posing of other business of - course.. The *tea isitiost Gnaw, ,avid „done In the ?italic opinion. Wanner eotAite*lstitiOnladon of b e twe en eight Of this question respectintildr i. " MitiwAiiSo's.Tne an d ' teo ! mild .... .. samaia wit h thi s :,....... A .„... s A ati .suraiship is reserved timid. my Meeting. • • tint , dexiaialladlimikilaed which mete te be exPeated ~,..4 A it ""'" . i., „ a ..,• r i. ""r"'" "7: 4 7 M... Iffurreas*o ARP Ate.• Ktix.-We we joitz tore 40 lit will, Germany 'mist know what , ''' -et em pi re welli g iv e " j " . to " 'ro p e ; 11 ' 1 -quested to contradict, from :... we fear the splendid ' nwilsecti of 'ambition whi ch s the 114 tend o.osoteoloos . for it, and immovably'ty, the purport at a paragraph which 0. .., .. 01.0 xlisipiakeilinized. to b. fore- admission of the northern nations again Into the fair *in other Papers. i ts paragraph, relating to . , . . plains and cities of the European Continent, mast respondence bet .Mr. WRITAREAD ' L 1401 , 2: :. .• -' !, • . . ...: ' '• 1t.',1 ' .y,i , . 4.1 1 ' ,* , 'hate created in their Weds, are not calculated to con- ICIA° is, we are assured, totally ' - has doebtless,:boen fabrkated by some Sne the mental energies of these.hordes to the circles in which they before moved. The views Which the Pe rson. s tlaurr-sr.ine.--;•The Tragedy youthful CZAR must have imbibed by Ms visits to the • te rme d last night, a n d m t . ji a capitals 'of his brother Sovereigns, may have, the difficalt pert of the hero Uftke pi usual eltect-tithe lemon of asibition soon is learnt , ed and reorilid applause of the . .., .__, b a t not eas ily e es pie sa g.: .•- • . . . , Players greet! ability in the genera. : • -• . _ i add is r passages i was .x.ady si ve t;ebit r , 4 .. , •! • . . '• *biebp . ,: - . . . ~ It tau net to be supposed that the taxes in Mow Portion Asocnesski in the kleeping [Alt leneld be doubled without opposition ; Mr. S.' • CoittlittosituEn t ---Yesterday • - .. . Massachassets, made , a ' furious !PO , of speech , Pealed le Coriolanus for tisaisst hog that part in the coulee of ' %glint . ** measure of encreasiag the burthens.(welutaut, which is about to close. two no advocates for them) or the people ; and the to remark on a peiformance•wh, Treasury scribes In this country, thinking tlloyionfol seen and felt by our Readers, 1111 on a prise, have; with a singular simile, i s ilibatrr i ...txuce d geve to the representati kiting, given as a rare quantity of the speech . o ,i l lii accustomed nii slthe =eg e t ° r th i a s n c d h a d rlc ri te i q t. opposer of taxation. • But it is not because hic:RLING i him in it soar above competition. dislikes the copttoeurnUe of the taxing man, and tinting . which the play is got tip, -the fine sseoeures, and -tegen.a . .all sorts, that the peggyjne .ratiins, and the excellent imitar ' 'favour of such copliai-adminion into the column* el( tittles, give force to the ace t ic '. "ibe Treasury prints is vouchsafed to. his effusions i, .awes b .At the . grand gby an eleg an t Ball • onbni audience. It fbe Pavilion yesterday iv s e e' tt is because he indulges in a .strain of abuse of Mr. WARMS, whkh certainly shows :in a striking supper was announced l and the manner the degree of freedom enjoyed in the took the Chair. ThePatecu , United States. Bet though Mr. King gives many one o'clOck from theevening Pa, of what the Courier and rietatskost elegant p ro d, time of his residence at Brighton of .ortodamaid baited i4i.4,... .ictaisaies ___ to prolong . ,their amusement at li v " their ewe hoo t enilitatie, !re Sae . tate, in Md . 011111eb" stii imam. - • ' .." ___. .• • ••tv ! !. 1 , .. - Yesterday the first steam Boat smesnleeteneeddsasestryinee itsweerweetexiatteland lie use i' "SAO ad to the Couillitidialley bow esijoY:' ' lliartsid de* near 1,r,„ 4. ; ' 7:n. t ao i ,:',; lief my ittellgrifiGovernment4* *it conduct it l principal persons of the Corporal' , 'America threat a 'its conneedon with that cavil, It is 01Pent forty tams burden, ~.i,., has bun -, . 6 ... w00 for its fthava i ir „ Ad i t , tureen two and three hundred 1.. 1 2 u a a impiririft T e. Th i i Al i samm "; - s ... J ur. :::: taeded i mile and retiree/4 perfer•inil, , 1 1 ;;;;" stigotat i t ' es on . todt . einoact ao , moroo r - r - o4iit *I: siatee,o.minutes. Anotistor is building f two hundred tons, to belemployed impolloy 'which has ihepflyin dsaltiitseidOPE it,' tween London and ftamsgate.' Aelletides and gibtmAilitidt: dititilt_.. •ivollidli• 4 %w l4lll- ,"Arestetdey morning, abeui hal,f-' ,trap inentagottimiko !.,i ot t o tfi p cf 4 . .04 44014 *gen; discovered a column of if .„„„ / „„„,„, which cease/ Itta t ta ot da ti , s e ille a t aast alessit , evid Shears, kept. by 4 7 0 7r i0y wad je ii i i ii iii i i •• l i ti i te i om igiaiii s • leen, , and soon after the flames weafigotemeled re.tudeat.slleikrad. 5 f ,42,, , &Ws: '. The alarm was given, doe et las sae ..,....,: , 10 .: .sra o rlyr i r: , sea time to get away. All Mite tioihiiiMililiiiii44. • i -1nu ,0 7 , 2 , sec• were OestroTed, Ind t the ground. • he will be Idiesalf 1-4 i tn. `Pullman', Die. 14. , 14esestuoyesterdny proves t 'CertainJainll, 'I4U (nos. Grace, with 100 ,ebest! of wanes vittit the'bkli; are eatalt awe .drbiraert 4 the Mete luelf ' rock, • from'', obeoce tbey fl*edisa. for Moabaralt,' , with s •Vltritootti Hay, 441041 .4!“ -11111 41 11 ; the: Seettgerr IMl4eign I #o IM' telelierti bet, bt peseta ils 11.1tS.1 1 , 1 6: resteitleoce, `iesTatit l / 4 sir j oitge44o.4-kabfisit Aare.. irsednileit ii:e scbciosser"of 'port, Itseisg /loortlettex4 Wes Pelee tbebebeb *l l4 /114.1Vitkritteri and AiliTeltivihs. %%PAW atillpeoll, which iliptreid r - liriepOir, ivitaTtitejtimii *wait lITBI4I 190 '''' 4t1 4 1746C,-111 . 4 gall, jilts, iiimplit 1 4 -0 + T 4 • qiir--- •. . .1 0 4 observed rainier Ihetiiehed detestree 1 411F'ihictictoftid : **attire . ir .i N e k , !plo, Yippee, consequeetly s pat ere .00eitt . bt" jet* it-ahe eeeuracy of that tell i s is elope risen Kith oth‘v accounts betriug dates. are . -now _applied, 'by the Paper to wbkb - with sentOting like a definitive pseleg fo.thieioest, Our ceteeiiesary (The Chrosicie) isr- 14 °woe:: count at tie matter is, then on . the 24th Wt. Letilti ,caetumteasett bad a cos femme with his Imperial btajaaVi is which he submitted to his consideration plait %.r settling the affairs of Poland, of 111Wre equal partition than that which took place on the hat irloirace; so as in raters to quiet the minds of the people of that conntry, by showing to them thit ail prospect of recovering their iudepend• mace, or of their being re-established as one people,. mode of guiding a people. This plan necessarily - reqeired, that each of the three Powers skoeW give op its present portion S,territory, that the whet, might be subjected to a; sew partkiloss. This. his Itas. perial Majesty peremptorily nifimpbdtiiagree to, nViir he meat off his brother, the Gemallotiske COISTAIT; *zsix, who was at the mamma &Mead for a isosi, to Warsaw ; and that be himself sight siet I 1t at the cods/moms of the Sovereigokbel tept his room for en indthpositiets. A WO* j. pa a j t . Optimum to a friend is tests shifted lig *dads sur noes it plliß * a tm• set oat himself for Waos . oboe polieltiligmber, Sent ke „ 1601 oho ONIV!, 4 O4Nrea II 7. #4l lll 4 o4 Atiiihmhbe (14, from th*. ' 'Illi:$411415101h :te fit lbilMettiet ; &Pt kili4S4o .Jogm,P . 0808044040,0-*. "-' • • r • ~.;~, , . TEE STATRSMAN: • sin of this.ap ; It bil - sloce, Weed, grows grey ,in The above Paper fallacies to the Letter of it inane " 4 sin, bat let is not safer the new era*, !MO, , mew °Seer at )516111114 signed CRAGOviul, libilik • 0 , I • ' be a' tiPttsk• ' 113.. ~Itgar OP .- - , , ItalptSrs,anilt'front which we . . 4 7 ti Va &moat, sisr, Weliast ;eel, te *ha, i Bill, ; , ;for *confirmed& tit .. , Mita bsard 441;ie iv pßoltort, poi*. : I:Pol Jerre i ~...., :.. die lasuage of tins '' ),l 'l ' $ ship cat awl Itiissia'n niece, if 'foe *liili;' balite tiro taneritl ~, 'ls ''" ". , nofizactly in conformity ' thli oats. Passau), hal are passed , he will be !diesel( a Pole * sad attar into Mist ansrtion. It says, 66 an indirsidene king. Uarrison, ha aAs interest aof tbe iiimakry 'to wblch kilo ileath. l lll6o in Poland Weald be inconipatible *Kit any psi= carso.—Aco ._ ___ __. t __lk in. __ i elan row=el, fi "141101010ite ' • ; The itaidihillteiliihetiro4lololl lib** ramp', MO* “lissb-40011041V11040iiellik ioformatiole to %validate the mitted to doubt tbeeleafor att.! rift ; iti easerie Mei* Atimuctii a th* -VAR**. 4 .• lIITELLIGEIVGE. • .-, l 4be Skip Jobe Shand, Mgete, when the cress of the * pr gai rt mi fn i ream e 1144 e saip t es t tie ; PriO a leak 1.111 be obligai tisksintitt I here this amiable state, 01.4,' t, Was lo•tat Porilsimosl y sii , men drawn' 41—fear lalheast rivet the RereSlM;f rou Thkci . , frost% St. hilels+l4, css h ,,Z leer Swim captor*. by is M sg ., by Isis Miiierty'ssai p a r o, and to-day ; the staple Ike welt, m a 1111,41 'Masari nr-masts airsick. • ' •••t. r i ts.—Airrived.-h6 1 44 64 e! *IP trionoe transport, from C o d, ; hp n it h Loa of anchors and coldes t sebtat.—Calse into Batho s can oa shore daring the,* r ims • has blown a Ole the shale styes* urds the evening.. *ben et brow.," ard of no other damp ttas • r sl w 1111 E GALE. . •• 1.-. The vessel that win halm AI s to be the Frcach b ix j ft o m p litik rr from Opo rto ; beard An,;" i t ours and, lessol9kis i r 4 e (Many 404 ils! No* . a r nod I wo tssea sneektio*f t i o " ry were taken top sisit. 444 k sallies , Sophia, trim ~Watrok • vuleebit earßos 6 1 . 414 4 k nowsprit•gos tr i odi he skint" mill. eadessielt i tst4,4s i is kas blowa.a. aria Ilarisssed, po i kirleoce, Craig, 6,sierkit;ilettil, stilt tensiiosZf i k rivie Pdt s ssito-tkiists,' tiPshits. iLesitenteettilks;Mlliels Visa!, 'slag hositritilkli,4olthelik% • kebeisek tosteip a 1 tad {ire cargo is 41 1 4 ht , Loudon, tratisrlikialtit essiito be for assir,tl.lll44elrsi iiinfiratk it kis highly blassoskisladierptf ? a6la still tontinees, wills : may irliCire told by Mr. Joni Lek, led Editor of the flitter the' most itititaate and - !Arts% of the Roux, that a. Baronet,. get .0 Place ate t e a supporter of CASTLEREAGH% • 10e 00,40/ •it is tonal, ettemplatlea of bis siw dignity? shell be 4red to sea him is Pat. 'Cocethig .P 0 ft) - r British Ot tcei. ill al Spanhh fellow the- ' 27 . etatigit their de is . represeut • r.ountrytnee, -re ' e p,e414, at tftistlON. presetitleatilog eseeetin .6 unquestionableustbe4 aph which has upped raph, relating to step AVarrisEEAR Mr* totally unfoended.tel ed by some ass dy of Macbeth NIS,IO JEAN, in snstaitiog, piece, received the audience. ilt general repreeeet. very impressive. Macbeth *ell, and " bleeping woe. lay Mr. Kowa fp nit time of his pd.' of his present esig‘ le. It is needless ost which has so Ale boo further than to or, representation of Isd unity with which tat neter, and which rote ition. The manner b fine taste of the duo ite illation. • The citation P :etnin ost ef the tcE Ron" Reaeg Ott, he retired Ole, • he Doke of E regularly wit bOl , , parties, during iton, leavi:ig his it cards, or music, oat constructed forpe It motion on the 00 4 MAYOR end etl oration were on beta • and will convey 1 11 ' d passengers. it mrforsoing tho ditto. is building in theibe isplolud as a packet. o . hail-put sir, solrer imoke issue fro* • A. Plow, Rosesor:' es issued from the alt ; n, and ,th• faetils4i All the furaituralf nd the house barag7 are