The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-01 00:00:00

#ie. _ genera• igress, •format meeting, is to be augmented by 12 additional Plenipotentiaries, among a born, we are told, are to be some 'of the American Agents at Ghent, and aft Envoy from tho Turkish Court. It is still the • '‘ltertif *any; that tW. changes to be introduced wilt be Igtorted without convulsion, but this remains to 15e seen. Austria is taking good care of herself: • she is getting acquisitions on every side; some one or other asabt be sadly mulct for these aggrandise: meats. The following are from the Papers and Mails re . • meived this morning:— . ['mom Tilt PUNCH PAPERS.) U.—The letters from Italy assure us diet Geo. Bertrand is still at Rome, and that the ob ject of his mission is to solicit the Pope to revoke the escommarsication pronunced by the Holy See against Bonaparte some years ago. The inhabitants of the Isle of Elba are very religious; and an anathema of the Court of . Rome makes them regard Bonaparte ail a reprobate. France, England, Russia, and Austria take a lively interest in the re-establishment of the hide- . pendent, of the city of Dantsic. England, in gene ral, insists that there should exist States whickparry . , on commerce in an independent manner. Some further discussions took place yesterday in the Clusarber• of Deputies, on the law relative to the emigrant's lauds, which was put off till the Monday following. VIENNA, *OCT. 18.—The young Prince of Parma generally goes out in a carriage drawn by six horses, Accompanied by his governess; he observes with at tention the crowd, and • the sentinels, who present arms to him., T . betreisJ aff4l.s E d elopeare negociating in pri 'each b ut with zen an activity ; and the result sill unfeied4ore life than pusillanimous spirits appear to think attach as to their proceedings. 'The Divan of Constantinople, convinced of the itaportance of the deliberations of the Congress, have petitioned the Grand Seignor to depute to Vienna a Secretary Fattraordinary. They speak also of an Ambassador . from North America ; and add, that the American Diplomatists sitting at Ghent would re pair to Vienna. Amongst the rumours in circulation at Vienna, the preference is given to those which attribute to the house of Bourbon the intention of suppoiting the pretensions of the Queen of Etruria to the States 6f Parma, Placentia, &c. ItElll.llc OCT. 11.—It is generally believed here, that our• Monarchy Kill be aggrandized with Saxony, *ilk some of the provinces situated upon the Bat , ks of the Rhine, and, by virtue of a private article . in the Treaty of Peace, lately concluded with Den mark, with a part of Pomerania, which Sweden has ceded to Denmark. It is said, at the same time, that our Monarch will have a kind of supremacy oter the contingent troops of the liotth of Germany. Enr.axon, OCT. 21.—We have received the follow ing intelligence from Vienna Hanover took on the. 14th the title of kingdom, and Hesse that of Grand Duchy. The electoral dignity is abolished ; and they wilt no longer have a vote for the election of the Emperor of Germany; each separate State will have .the right of sovereignty. As for the to- Ereign *raki, a particular Coiistitution will elect all the Princes at the Confederation of Germany. At that Confederation will preside alternately a leader •of one of the great Powers. They will appoint a • itity where the Sittings of thil Confederation shall be herd, which will be composed of Members from all the Sovestign Courts, and take into consideration all ,their BauNswtcc, 20,The Freemasons of this 'shy have celebrated with much solemnity the aunt . itersary of our worthy Sovereign, who is now at the - Vongress of Vienna. trwom TH* 111/TCII AND 1311C13EL3 TAPERS.] !LAYOVER, OCT. i7.--' The Aisembly of the States epees Dec. 15. Accounts from Ghent state, that, the day before yesterday Notes were eichanoed between the English t..6ud American Ministers; the negociation 's, are in . lied, a profound secret ; hot it is certain, that a most • active correspondence is kept up between London sad Ghent. Ocr. 15.—ITho number of Sovereigns and peamee immediately related to them ) now here ) it .~;. r ' item* ki St. . i ithaujorah. jurisdiction s. isfditious, tt•iii.9lvt to irk k 'fl.) was Sheilk, trod an attempt in taking and observed, than present Lotd at the top of great public curred in wisbi 1111r..NVAITI. was, not whether but whether t!, Order. In ret evidence of more dangerou Qe wishe d` 11 e meaning, if h of this Court, there houses fh le-Grand l'' given to ilia /Up • 'Mr. Dixiiii'' - , Mr. nisi 1 sauna of wM s Aftee . f..eg' STOCKHOLM, OCT. 14.—The laseelateloreite hens has been agreed to by the Court ." r. WAITLIMAN, the original mee t • d-the 35tit Norway are of the Stir. The Dietlitut•liitetwid kt 1 to Standing Order, observed, that this Order; made on I Resolutions f Sittings. his possible there matiiiriern ' - e ibtoliw the praiwogiop helogutiatttli , tietsginteit 4, 1 : a th pr o e f s February, 1810, was brought-for _.. •-, ~. .." purpose of guiding the Court *pots • thi it treir Post-b word-Lax klarliu'a-1 debates, with the administration of their couptry, from which 1 1 ' t of .political Addresses and Petri •.t '',lt was refti the policy of the Court of Copetkageu has always .• at sly hod an objection* to break skaT Stsiillio(' fo'.64isider o Clrtierss U n der the present circumstances, the Cobr .I sicsctimm kept them at a distance; bat it is hoped the union 4 . , . „, will soon be effected. • t •-. 4 thought, ought to be guided by the strict senseimed •viefseirstoo .:. sedrit of this Order. • -.-atipa... . i Mr. Ducts aidaitted the peceesity Ai .. pftpeletfr - ' ' In the case of Col. QUINTiN, Col. PALMER yes- etadhering to the Orders of the Court:" Thiseidet' • 1 terday made his Reply, .of which we give a full ma. illtielMeeled, was made for " aill the Taker- j, 4 '6r _ f port. It is allowed to bare beek t c v e r z a bl e e t i r . ,to7emt thi expression of a Member of the Court, ith The Court then closed to deliberate- irplOst the Sen- moment " when the Lion and the Lamb lay &nen ' lie intended 'certainly , to move—" that tenet. of which, of coarse , n othi ng 'can . be known Z t t,..____ ltiser ' ' • ' t . i meettoletten of the- lest Court, for presenting a till it is sanctioned by his Ris o yal 11;811116i the PRINCE ' * efftlien to the House of Commons, for improving REGENT. ' ••...,,.; i . . lt,:Mirtin'e-le.Grand, be rescinded, and that the 3Gth . . . ~., • . S t andi n g Order he suspended," with a view to re- The , . ~ . , expedition front Cork is/Older ORR •ORRIHRI 011 'co hi der the question • of removal. of Col. Thome:Taw, Of the 40th regime*. itteelle , hr. Box had no objection to second that motion. under sealed orders. : • . i ~ , _ Mr. WAITNMAN objected to the motion, as ren. The American sloop of 'eV Wisp, witieh-capter. dating the whole of the Orders of the Court nullities ; ed the Avon, was . cruising off Tetteriffe when last i- contended that the circumstance of obtaining so thsl y heard of. A perspn who was on board her some 'Ma signatures (nearly 80) to the present /World time after her contest with the Joon states her toss , tiolefsient to prejudge the,question. in that encounter to have been but entail. The Cap.: - MtiGiattifterus contended, that if it was necessary thin asserted She had had only one, map ,killed, and to iep tart any motion, the-present ought to be sup. two wounded. port . The City would blame the Court for enter. It was generally reported on Saturday, that Sir Jog •• o partnership with the Government, and ex- THOMAS PICTON was appointed.to,go oat to Canada '• , , .. a large sum of money to benefit a few indi te; Commander of the Forces. WO have not heard vidu . The removal of the Post-office was nothing whether the Commander of the Forces is also to be less e n a job, to enable certain individuals to get Governor of the Province, as his been the ease prineely fortunes ' and to disturb some of the peace. hitherto. We ere inclined to think thOt the manage- , fel inhabitants of the city. meat of the forces in the fi eld is now of Sufficient! Oa the question being put for rescinding the me importance to require the entirenttention of the per.. lion. . son entrusted with it being desired to state his 'm sons for should be committed I .htiessier;tontereted that bistpfatotias to should be disteibistedi no absolute necessity for the' retitheal, , the Governor-Genial the, m opiniv •o 4 swp %femora,* for he : of the stages, tbeacteat 50 p.*. OiliSiliti4: l - We tilintritd, 4 mitted distinctly to a military Chief, invested with titakhitt Post-eflice Wq50,11; disjointed 'concern, and' the superintendence and conduct of that separate de-' wanted many accommodations. There was a spot in ' pertment, subject to the controul of the Governor in Sherborne.lane, which might he• obtained to • ntake'' Council. _j the p.,sent Post office adequate Wall the conveni. It is said, that BONAPARTE expects to be sent to ' ence England l' IV. t. Meow was called to Orator by Mr. Iltnectitihts'' A letter from Geneva explains the cause a OST.PII - for ping into detail. i • . . ~ -e. D 14 4 re poi and Mr. Alderman Gooentseleistri BONAPARTE'S sudden departure. . When Mont-ten i Mr-WAITHMAN . . Godfrey, fir Lisbon. was at Lyons, he received a complimentary depute.. were et opinion that Mr. Dixon should be allowedfito•' :PPITI'un/' lion from the Canton de Vaud, to whom his Royal et Ta t reasons for his motion. 4 .•...... mite Cisrdeli Ilighness made tile following speech in reply :—" It , r. Dixon then ' resumed, and maintained; that- Maire Y's IWO seems, Gentlemen, that you are still very much at., was no necessity for removing the Post-offlcei 'Sail 'from hence tached to the family of BON AF A RTE, more so thatretil . .1 . 1)1e letter delivered in the City contained more . i trasitoirra, the family of the Bourbons, since you tolerate that Impel taut matter than forty letters delivered west- - , C a ptain Calla family among you.. I advise you to send them out ward. There was one important thing to be con- 4 bound to Londe of your country before an order be sent to you."— sidered, and that was, the purchase of the house! and' "whaler, la.t night, The Deputies, upon their return, ordered Josere land for erecting the proposed establishment, which Anne. They are BcotAr %writ and the other Members of the family to ought, in his opinion, to be defrayed out of the. el•awsce. quit the country in 24 hours. : public purse. it was the first time he eve? •kiiiiw• ' Mail f. am Ca shaves The Second Battalions which received notice of , Government to call upon the Corporation of Idett-t, z ...., reduction, were reduced on .the 24th ult. with the ; don to defray the expenses of any public building. nom- , exception of the2sth and 4 iih, a part of Which are ! they did not when the Esciseeoffice, the Victus fling. i tines' , onmela ballast, others .. *kh Stearn' elreue, t eatOthe „.7 }Two sisters, with pftsseligerl, Wood to Ceder). irlSß .4 ltirtl-,' ..,,, , f0 :, now nn service. No further reduction will take o ffi ce, and the Mint, were built. Blackfriars. place for some time ; all the effective men of the di,. bridge, to be sure ; was built upon such an under. : Skirt, Loylack, from London, with n general -erinro r foi 0 ,,• i handed Second Battalions woe transferred to the, standing, but then the tolls were app ro p riated to de- lost anaochor.-Five o'clock; , P. M. Nosh/jos , vesseie n ....goes* First Battalions of their respective Regiments. . fray the charge. In the preterit case there was no now catering the Harbour. . ..,.. , .•• , ' :,- 1) . .. . • - • • . ~. THE BRITISH NAVY.—The number 'of Alps at , calculation of the sort. There had been many pro.l preseut in commission Is 550, of which 110 are of , jests for great northern roads, and, this was one of , . The following iesself Inch *Bed_ from Cork the „ • the line , le from 50 to 44 guns, 8 9 frigate!. 31 . them But the real question was this, - whether the 7th September, under convoyi of his . Malesly's ship . ' • sloops f war, .6 . fire ships, 169 brigs, 8 for all the purposes where It Magnificent, were missing pu her arrival et Madeira, 21 schooners and tuggers.whether"Government would`- - Sept. 22, viz. : An accident of a singular nature octet part of the profit, to repay 1, Friendship, Younz. for &Mile Ale rh a4d , Miller, r!or I*o. • ; swede ; Lard Nelsen, Morris,.feradd?ioisi: pat imo Lt sbai ; day afternoon in the city. In - the front ty would be at. The esd. • 11,ouissi. Idattesoo; for C4101'0.4 1 i geviird, Jr ao lk ne r, r oe lo s • of Englaud there are several recesses be raised by bonds at seven.)'neritte--411 from London f Si. l i aorenre, A. At'll.aren, to TM. busts. One of these being decayed, ft of each of these bonds was • stead t Jane , Assail, 14 JosillPo• itriPted at Maikira Sent. 1.- .. . , 20, and sailed h oe t ' with si Sleet, eat lioey, A. *weal, a passer by, a Mr. Downs, liquor.mr omen tasty the interest? Mr. fur St. Yiliemit's-i-fria, Grce k _,, , Gravel-lane, and Occasioned a severe examination of Mr. Moo. ' The Nepfuni, l'iqinistr a pins plesiepool to. °stew - t the head. lie was taken in *a senseleat ttee of the Rouse of Corn.' was. driven on ilte,r s e tnter",Ceiis, owolle,Stlttl alt. chemist's in the Poultry, where surgical idence, was convinced,' that t o The Margaret, Gcli•donS from Grangemouth to mediately procured. It was found necessary trust money to-so large a ' Hatuburgh is.fouudeted a sea. Crew saved:. pan him, which operation being performtv frepeentation: - •i . , taken home in a very precarious state. LET stated,. that on the W ! e. Ifritla` FAS RiONS FOA OCTOBER. On Saturday night, about half past ,tanding that the immoral of '. ' . KEAN, the actor, was returning to town wetted with the subject of tai • r . back, over Ilounslow.heath, two feller' tutted the Court. '' i • • - I moat acismismist's Ineoerroay OF ARTS . 8(C. ' 4 Wamcnto-oweiso--Aa banana Wiped fantod Illate l .boletairell' that 70 Ca4ll4llllWlt s liatiellf - dress, ornamented round the bottom with a double quilling. of • way attempted to stop him. One prase" , and demanded his money. Mr. K. struck should hews' Weems 'of the: Istinribbeetr vfie f i rea t isit t foil lime, trimmed to correspond fdm - fronts of the the bosom aid Poem mopes stomacher I ' into his horse, who set forward immix; consequeritty it Wait Incont-, a Vandyke kreock go alsd full hordered,eap to cprseepond."- such force as to knock the fellow down, a, /to silos it, 'lle supported the The satiostraw hoe,' Ohl under the chin with a cheek or striped ' 1 Bareelonehaodhotehlef,' mooting the mown with a imatl‘pl•fase the pistol out of his hand. Whe other fired *flee .Mr., original Itesoiution. . - K. but happily missed him. ' ,: . Mt. .Tecis and Mr. Deputy PHlLLlPS 'j us ti fie d embroidered alt.h shauled senate* Redirect; sing, and fooeifeity . An oj.':.cial contradiction from the veal TosAn (esoo their conduct io signing 'the resat requisition. . ,di Died on the llerif. elo es. f.heeriee or York tan, kid.drawn TOwZ Ett, as signed by his personifier) and. M r s. .. Mr. Alderman Goonsenxite supported the origin •• al ever tke elbows ma-hoots of. York taut or pole huff HAULD -Crew satin striped saroiet row*, ernantoMOA SOUTHCOTT herself, has been given to the ,article` Resolatioet. j round the.bottont with a rich border, embroidered ss ith 'leaded full sleet, c onfined at the writ', atettritnotel pronouncing that . Lady ' s visitation, an imposture Mr. GRIFFITHS was of opinion, the improvement' chlolllwittiaitioe vaaa . yke lace. A iodise and aproe.made of cleat and at an end. Though the High Priest's letters and removal never originated with Government; hut tin trili.4l eatirely round with Vansi ) ke-laie. and ;widow with a doable 'roe of white satin ribtmod ; failing collar, trim.. proves to be•a hoax, .the great hoax, it seems, Cone that persons, Members of that court, made applicae• ' titan to Government,• and he could name them: . old to efiemPon.d- • efal''"'"lPAe# 4% akin 8 " 1 "2 sIFA tinues. - ' i under the chin eur t h silk cord *met dibleolf-clitaad.osen Russell Wail - Mr. AldermatiWooo contended, that the Gentle- a Oriental old. gloves. Liegritt, or Preach tid. 3eashm : BOW•STRXIT.--- - • charged with having im Requisition mosehave know n ) of striped ka. • . •. • ~ ., • - ' ...:412‘; of Mr. Borchardt, jew Court embraced the removall• • of Northumberland- . . . ~„,. ... Was upon the Minutes of the l BatAn..-.-Thil‘ Lott° MA siOtS INtolliattiects4 its of a false and fictiti l / 4 and thesaities,to it were the , mOaliveigirerr . tethrtis, • ordered the litiee of -bead robbing bim.—Sbe was 'estainster t who have an. in- • to be gpntlnaed the same as last week. I The Revell ; are still herei n Princesses is would be. ft . ' much charmed future to repeal The packet ' their fire-sides eipated scenes' I (tom Dieppe seamen, , • The Captain ( 1 • reports, tat' 137 toes, we , by the Monam, 375 tons, innsoc for tO, with , tbeteg-ow boon'', turgid 27 British the Batiks of 1\ board the school tress for prolisil put them an 7 vitt* alth" — providential,- crew of the latioller vessel I teer, instantly owoers of• the state] tint the ter than they . . • ' • - . . . • • pi en i p a ett i ar i e s. - Mi.- Ramberg,' Mid, ho w eter, tievaibty,.., - the *nom of dOli t iogioni, yak ns i .iCO - di? - OF. COMMON' 00IINCILi ow* the errival at Hanoiser ofthe °kids( confirmation Min hats*. ihrebassaders, &c. 40G. ,v., .•,., - 0 • , -1' ' 4 ',' '• r - "um" — • o f thepresious intelligence respecting the elevation of VIMINA, Oct. 1 . 6.-o• Lord Castietwisgk has fretkiltst ;.. • • 7 a Court sir COlllaithr • eat Electorate to the dignity of d kingdom. As the , private interviews with a p r y greitlielteteiga Of • . 41 . 0. .., . on " h6use ‘ . .. ~ • , ~ . ',..i - ~ ' llMQViite OP:TR R iNirropric E. . II • ' o ilier' German Electorates, Suony L ,Havaria, .iiiiti , 'North. ~ i ___,...•. - • . , • 11.11 alttiott - inforesed the , Court , that ile. WirtamberSt "abed by RoNitAssit - to th is rank, It is affirmed; fittie44l' ' 441 Mit slataies* ' c. a Requisition,. which, on the face Of it, ere permitted to retain their honours; there is rem- of territory not Only On !thin 11iAgi ' btkailil: 41111 ~ 1 icidh upon thisewget to rescind love of their Pets in not leas* liaevereiobebiattiesii is this point, thO 00 Myth - east, ,staiiket •' - ...V. 0 0, 0 •. 71 ostlers. ..Theibijoisition had for its Object particolarly when it is likely to receive an increase of adorable.- .... ,;) ,......,;.„ t ,x e .i 3 ,1,:,.• , ..: I t., .-..;.),. , • respOsisidee tioltsjiilliaiin respecting the .remotal .. - terribly. Hesse is also to be made a Grand Duchy. The arrangeoteok for the' iiiiiffo ofSoet" -. .ithitisidship informed the Gen- , .s, ! • % , ...e -,. .- . . o:teledlitial bitiritti ltequlsition, That . he What May be plead, however, in name, may be lost terminated, andltiiiiiingei tO hlntrod.. _.Malt se . 0410 oil the:Court, but upon being l ' . • to reality. We presume the electoral privilege of be elrectei without any coevulsiori.. Thi Damilit of :. elk ,them, that there would not be much. &M- -iming a veismrittlihweentimstion o f E m p eror o f pepoi,es.loo will be admitted to the ,genereL Con. . city! its "mooring anothei,. as- there was .a great • Germany will •bielisiittti an independent Crown.— grass, kis been.eugmented by 12. . i isseor of owes attached to the Requisition he thosit bett . gut Crowns rennet' hrtidependent without power. It seents , 4o be intended to give the bisboprick Of er to call the Court, and abide the de- *- -iffeeertaloly ought to have a preponderating influence Basle to Prince Eugene, late Vrcerirottitqi . On the R • a _. ,!e itotsihots being sad, • ES* the Continent, or no territorial interest to main- PERLIN, OCT. 10.— Field -Morsift, IfirtaMtlr'4 , Alder. - W.ooti said f he had thought it Ms do t ,- ~ tale there at all. The Vienna intelligence in the choosing the estates which 'the King4sas.offeretk Mm,steeds ... . el SQ miles kr order to he preartft. lkotacur, states, that Hanover is one of the Gee - to endow his title, whet he raised Isine . AO the ranked ' Iv . thou .1 : -..,. Coast. were celled upon to - elmort man Powers whirh.constitote the preparatory Con- Prince. He will afterwards go to the Congress. - Lheit ji:'' , . .rej . ecting the motion- whiOs - VOuld • be for.rescsnding their Resolution Orrilloisect • grew. So far our influence at that great Assembly Music*, Oct. 19.—The organization of the WA. '40:01e ' oval of the Post-White. He theit Moved is extended. This is wise, 'and, perhaps, necessary, class of the national guard (landiturm), Which has ifest - the Stith Standing Order of the Court be read. , e es we l earn th a t the number of D e p u ti es w h o w ill be been long finished in the towns of Reverie, proceeds I Tit* Coert accordingly read RI it provides, " That , I admitted to the general Congress, that is after its rapidly in the country. - Ino Aildress.or Petition shall be altered 'or rescinded, the 36th I• . • formal meeting, is to be augmented by 12 additional Siva:norm, Ocr. I.l.—The last:, accounts from; allot it has been agreed lo by the Court." Th M - ._t-_..„...,_21_. __:___ ...I._-. .____ .....1.1 ___ ._ Nn rwric nra nf dm nth- Tito lliactimir •sibtaenid its I _. t:. NVAIWA AM, the ?rights' motet of .. . (.. di s ikiiditiiiigdmili=illir : . ds.4l&ii . . ~ • Marties4le.dritid. , That pdrish ‘4.4 rlsdiction of one earittable cialy i dna ite .- ' • that the • worthy Alderman bad gone intd • • orkiee he was drinking - w Kli Ser!n4 pro. , . .. . itiveght . ldra oat. \theft he (Aldermaii • . riff, be Was knocked down in ;hilt pariah, . ' ' mpt made to rest. hint ; but he suCceede . .• d coniirting the fellow ; The Aklermen at on the night alluded to, he hod left the • ,/. I Mayor only * few minutes 11 , .f.re % just ' St. 'Me rtin's-le-G i a nil. The spot aas a nuisanc,, and all the inlvibitatsts.ven, i• . ' I . , , . thing the nuisance removed: rnsAtr thought the question of fail ether the Post-office should be reratiiii, . .. the Court would give up' the Standing reference to the Allusion Made to ti.. 4 . . . Mr. Montigue, Mr. W. • thought it . -. . - 1 • ous to trust to surveyors than to glary. • itt. 'Dixon would 'withdraw his mstiow te 'did, to move, ..ileat is. iiiir- tiwo*lutt . • .t that - it fa not necessary to pull, AO A* It ..• . • * ' than neritYkaryftic wildeng St.- . MattOtes• . ' .. aid thOt an Intimation to. that 4111044 be - Represent:eaves in Parild'atenti. . ••.. . . *mulct not - consent. - ' ,.; , • • • ! ~ 1 suPpotted the original Teesoluticui, .. . Onsiderable call for the questiow, itA thid . lilt Mr. White and ioine othet Members • '• I .... 1 itilible, it was carried to reaCiod the . . .. feel:lo6oM% Parliament for imptping 1 .le-Grand, oroovected ',Ms --iitelistmletnit: --• ----- if .'-'; A. Office. ' , he•' '. & ' ll ' e t ct .. 44 ' . .v ' ei ' ' erred to t • atitheft.° y.. . ei.•‘ ' : ' of the propriety oferecting a -• . far . .. •-. • .• • v todxciou of strangers in. the,. --„ WA, . iig: . •,.. • ' 4l ‘tl •4 '. •:- ) ' . ... ... . , .°, ) ' • • IIU9fiTON, Ocr . 31, 18144 • '' * . AA'. .• Ai .• . : . .. . —New.--- . • ' ' nt and a great parfitthe Royal. fatlily - • t:.;• P, Ito that. the departitte of thielktienbild • : ' . 1 ,1 - , -... A not so severely felt ii it ci.heiWise . • .i: ' i . . ' kis reported, that lief Majesty wet so - td with het visit, thstlhe intends for the' . ' * ) *st it anflosily. '. ° . . it trade still brisk , numbers daily lea ving •-. . - nand domestic arclesifor the gay atid.di4. •i`, . .6. 11 s of the French capital. the Orion arrived this morning with 16 passengers, .. ill ) I had been taken by an Americnn pri% tier. ' • - • ''‘li, 4 . (Hutson), who is arrived With his cr,l4, his vessel, Ole Mrnlor, of Lotttloo,vf. bis captured on the 6th of Oeto.r lit•it ; ..... ..- moth, a very fine American achoonek i of " . .-, '. seating 12 long 11-pounders, but pievced h 120 men, the reasainder of the Ciao , , • try, het phew; site having raceatik,tip. Ash teak ),. The Mentor was tikfii:Olf - if Newfoundland, and her crew to lttff on ., boomer ; 'but the Americans - being in dis. •tisiotts and fresh 'water, in a ilfew goys . . board a French brig Wand for e"pp..,, •-- • iongh in a sinking, state, Arrived veer' .' ' ' ly at the place of ber 'destination. • The . .' ..; , dten(pr t with the Maf tee-et ttid . Rapid, -. ~ sel taken off-Lisbon by the"tittereivii.. ~.. ... --.„..., fitly obtained a . free passage from the - °. he Union, and on their arrisat4ate re. , , , • ionsissuisds tram WON Pire44ol.,- . . , .....: . , , • .be Americans behaved to them titOrtakr - y could have expected.• .- - • ~ 4- . .. , . : 7 - • . P • I 4 PAL .1.117 t LLIG Elia i • 4 . .f. 4. • ' r. 31.—Garae down from the e River the Ralellier, Lisbon. rte,-Oct. S.—Arrived his Mnjesty's shipait.o: • . .. ' * ." is. Arezis, nod Pickle, from the - Dow n.—Hfs . . . • 1 9tatirn. with Gen. Pakenham and his Stnif, lig . , sr, forsAaterica, to-morrow. - Oct. Y9.—Arrived the Grand Sachem wiier . ; . . i ii, from the South Seas, with oil i a tall Ada. t. idea. The Grand Sachem parted with asin6r ../... light, or the Lizard, suppottsd to be the Miry are part of the Barracoota's eoovoy. i . . p Oct. 3.l.Artived the look packet, Ili* a - • :haves ; John and Mary % tramps/I, waif; tioopps, ' . . , vi0.f.1..- l leveret ships hose London bound wig; Asoo.: • p. a...0..w_ odu.r:a .un 'Maim! el r;eit i tutiiike .1..L • :. • • . ... _ . . ... _ _. . ~ pee in not lIRTIMAJ Hanwaltelsebind'thein; in this point the ninth east, aelliktet ' • '' ' ' e4ficiPeoses ' ' ' Ostlers. *.Tbaddeeektition had for its object ' obierved, that on the night alluded to, he had left the Myth- east, ~.„,..),.• - ~,,,e , ,a- , i al e s a. • ... r' etc ~ • ..reneesitiderldwhipitietiOn respecting the remota! present Lord Mayor only a few minutes b••fere, just S • . pevlicelarly when it is likely td receive en increase of sideinble. - --. ~. .., .. . -off as Lisidship informed the Gen. at the top of St.'Martiiinele-Gralid. Tile spat 'teas a • territoty. Hesse is also to be made a Grand Duchy. The arrangement* fee thellbilth'• bier-the' Requisition, that ha great . public nuisanc, d11tl• 1 ni te e , What May be gained, however, in name ) may be lost terminated, endltiiibitaitis fe bi; bitted' .7 ' ' ' '.. alsel W ee ' . - 1 , an a le in e; tau__•c,3l, • ' • .. . f iat 41411 4,0 nail the:Court, but upon being tarred in wishlag .lid mnsance removed: 14. fa' reality . We pregame the electoral privilege of be effected without any coevuldene Thittemillet' of •• elk ,them that there would not be much. diffi. Mr. Werrnsen thought the' question of feAisy • - - having a aeiterafatedeeemoniimition of Emperor of Depodesneho will be admitted 40 the ,generel, Cain. ' ut e i r at "moo ' ring another, as - titers was .a great was, not whether the Post-office sho u ld be retiniven, . , - Germany will 41044* in independent Crown.- grate has been.auemented by 12. - . i ine of awes attaeimd to the Requisition , he but whether the Court would give up . the Standing ... .• . ~ lamegfttit better to call the Court, and abide thede. Order. In refereece to the ,allusion Minh! to ties gut Crowns cannot bnedependent without power. It seenisieo be intended to give 'e the bishoprick Of evidence of Mr. Montague, Mr. W. • thought it . ' ve. -iffeeertainly ought to haven preponderating influence Basle to Prince Eugene, late VicereY oftfteay; ' ierfirlitheccieste. Whin being lad, ' - . ''' more dangerous to trust to surveyors than to tt dart'. rift the Continent, or no territorial interest to main- Benettit, OCT. 10.-Field-Manled It indllit . '4, , Alder , ' Woof; said,. be had thought it Ms date lie wished` Kt. Dixon would 'withdraw his in.noren 1 • . - . fain there at all. The Vienna intelligence in the choosing the estates which the King", i nas-offered him teettfda ' el 80 miles in order to he present. meaning,' if he 'did ) to move, ..tLmt i s 15. t a iwitigifi t iO • • , likutitcur, states, that Hanover is one of the Ge r . to endow his title, shed he raise d hi m: o tee rank id i i V . thOu - 1 : - . li;ettet. were celled upon to - ,e ppo rt 'of this Court theta( is not eecessary to puff • finu . it .... . rejecting the motion- whit% - 44vid diore houses than neetsalsereefile Widens . St: Meant le . ‘*` man Powers whicleconstitute the preparatory Con- Prince. He will afterwards go to the Congress. • .. I Ite hest een j tle i-P itr r i es ' *ding their Resolution Oknittaire . ' act le-Grend ; - atid that an infitantiee to, that etrect be ' .. • grew. So far our i n fl uence at that great Assembly Municer, Orr. 19.-The organitation of the third ', - twAlleroMoval of the Post-o ffi ce. He then moved 'given to the Represent - eaves in Parilianents is extended. This is wise, 'and, perhaps , necessary, class of the national guard (landaturm), which has . o us t' . ..... .. -: - the 36th Standing Order of the Court be read. ' 14r. Dix'cili Would' not - coesent. -. '• - ' • ' -;• ' as we learn that the number of Deputies who will be been long finished in the towns of Bavaria, proceeds j'llft Coort accordingly reed RI it Provides, " That , ' Mr. nett supported the origitial leesointioi. admitted to the general Congrese, that is after its vapidly in the country. .- . Ino Aadrees.er Petition shall be altered 'or rescinded, .. A ft er'ii`. 4 eOnsideralite call fur the questiee, its th 4 „ it has beets agreed to by the Court." • • bourse of which Mr. White and Tome other Members ' • '• 4 ' 'formal meeting, is to be augmented by 12 additional STOCKHOLM, Ocr. 14.-The last„ occounts from; allot Pleninetentiaries, among whom, wears told, are to Norway are of the flth. - The Dietillett•irpened itsi Mr. WAITOMAN, the original moven of-the 36tli etternpeed to' tfelle, it was carried to rescind the 1 Staltd t i h ng Order, ob y 7rved,..that this Order' made "" R - 1 ti fie; fleet; 1 Parliament be some 'of the American Agents at Ghent, and an Sittings. Iris possible there may•4lltime stormy , on -esti. u ons .-. ',.....0n.qg for impeoving . ' - 1 Februar 1810 was bro v egaefen we rally, Marliunele.Grand, eoetiect ed ititit -- aftelatutletn e g' '''- ----"`" ,-.'' A ..,„ e Envoy from the Turkish Court. It is still the be. debates, the finewegisins beleglannaagettl ifetuainted„ ;,, s . - ° .. s spree; purpose of guiding the Court *pots 'thaf it *etc Post- - office •" diet ' of eitiriY.that tkiehanges to be introduced will with the administration of tit+ ;merry, from which , t ' tof potitical Addresses and Potliirruf.•:l#4 '. 'lt wits ref' • thug * . ; - • ; l l'et • ..--• ' lN ' : ' - • ' 1p Sp erred to t • tionnitteeO i Ueda,' ' i ay• had an objection - to break aloY gintillit* fee6iisider •of the propriety of erecter a * • fn; be sued without convulsion, but this remains to the policy of the Court of Coperihagee has always ••. . Chillers, Hader thepresent cirtumstinces, the CohrS ~ acchseinodftion of strangers in thee - on. :. ' - he seen. Austria is taking good care of herself : kept them at a distance; bat it is hoped the union ..s • , • she is getting acquisitions on every side; some one will soon be effected. • i. •-. $ thought, ought to be guided by the strict sense bud lalfeentir i ttealn: . • ' .. Stark of this Order. • & . or other meat he sadly mulct for these aggrandise: .......5im5..- . a - ' i Mr. DIXOW idaitted the peceeslty MO pretelesfr . -- '• *. * -'s 77"e"--"legm'r. • ... .... , 7 1 / 4 011TON, Oar. 31, 1811 • ' 7*. * 4.• N ( .' . , , . Plenty. In the case of Col. QUINTIN, Col. PALMER yes- otadhering to the Orders of time Court. Thkeedet • s . . „ The following are from the Papers and Mails re- terday Made his Reply, of , which we give a full. lea. ,imielimued, was made for " 411 the Tokerfe •oe, - -...-- . • . ~ . ~.. • ..meow due morning:- • . . port. It is allowed to bare bow c a e c a. a lo e D ee s •to7amt tbi expression of a Member of the Court, Mk The Regent and a great part - '4l'the Royal fariily •4 , ''' 1 4. 1 . . [ritOSl Tilt FRCNCII PAPERS.) The Court then closed to deliberate- itpian the Sen. moment " when the Lion • and the Lamb ley ilewn ! are ~ still here, ie tbat.the depart u re of thetklien• ilia , ... ' ',.1 - a ther " lie intended 'certainly to mores..." thet I w rr o ' e n t c d el be 7, is k s' is ot re s pOrt seP'i iid, t e i l i l at .!r. 'L it e M il aj l e i sf o y 'll w e e .i l vi s se r, . • . - '': ' i T 'tease, Oct. U.-The letters from Italy assure us tenet., of which, of course; nothing Canby "'"' n iZittertc:letion of the- last Court, for presenting a . much charmed with het visit, that she intends for Use' . - . i dint Geis Bertrand is still at Rome, and that the ob- till it is sanctioned by his Maya highness the PitiNce'i Papino'n to the House of Commons for improving finer. to repeat it ationsily. jest of has mission is to solicit the Pope to revoke the REGENT. •.. ' : •gt,„Airtin'a.lo4rend, be rescinded, and nd that the 3eth '• • . . The packet trade'is still brisk, numbers daily leaving '.." . - - s -, • • Standing Order he suspended," with a view to re- I i si th pa eir te fi ii r sc e . escommonication pronunced by the Holy See against . . - - .•, , .-:i ne tt 7 o a f e r d he dr re e; c t h ic c e nv irci itn et t. f;r h :t u le , g u ly n a a n r d r • i d v i: d . 'i`• , • •• • ' Bonaparte some years ago. The inhabitants of the The expedition from Cede is iinder the yensetrid confider the question • of removal. of Col. Thoetercie, of the 40th regimmato .llbeelle . Mr. Box had no objection to. second that motiowdy from Dieppe this morning with 16 pasSenters, ••ild )1 ' l. %.* Isle of Elba are very religious • and an anathema of , :, Mr. WAITHMAN objected to the motion, as rene ' s . under sealed orders. ; • . i , rtier. ';,: • the Court of' 'tome mAkes them regard Bonaparte as The American sloop of war Wasp, whichoaptue. dating the whole of the Orders of the Court nullities ; seamen, who had been taken by an Americnii prim a " . a reprobate. ed the A. was . cruising off Teneriffe when last kwrileontended that the circumstance of obtaining so ! The Captain (Hutson), w h o is arr i v ed w ith h is criw , France, England, Russia, and Austria take a heard of. A person who w as o n boar d her some • maso) to the present Regaise. i reports, time his vessel, t h e i" signatures (nearly lifrntor, of London,•of lively interest in the re-establishment of the hide. time after her contest with the Joon steam her loss , doe/went to prejudge thewuestion• i 227 toss, was captured on the 6th of' Octob..r lii•it ; ~,'•.' .• . • pendent, of the city of Dantsic. England, in gene. in that encounter to have been but small . The Cap.: -Mc Gamest= contended, that if it was necretvary i , bY the Mummeth, a very fine American schooriek i of ' . ',.,- : '. Min asserted ' she had had only one map s killed, and to iepiert any motion, the-present ought to be sup. 375 tops, /negating 12 long 9-pouniers, but pierced 4 "...., .with 1910 men, the remainder of the Crew , . ral, insists that there should exist States which arty two woun d e d . . • 7, .. port . The City would blame the Court for enter. la" having receedy gip. on commerce in an independent manner. It was generally reported on Saturday, that Sir !, log • o partnership with the Government, and exsibabsg °iv b° l4 bat Maio; *hi to b ene f i t a f ew e w e. i tured 27 British tressih. The Mentor Will la* H-l olf Some further discussions took place. yesterday in THOMAS PieTON was appointed•to•go est to Canada s• , , . a large sum of money the Clunatbee of Deputies ) on the law relative to the as Commander of the Forces. We have not heard vide . The removal of the Post-office was nothingltba Banks of Newfoundland, and her crew hiked' oe i board the schooner ; 'but the Americana being in dn. i • . .. ~ emigrant's Inds, which was put off till the Monday whether the Commander of the Forces is also to be leas t•• n a job, to enable certain individuals tn get p eace . !tress for prothions and fresh wa t er,• in a . few il,,iya Governor of the Province, as his been the case prineely fortunes , and to disturb some of the • - follow ill_ hitherto . We are inclined to think thnt the manage. fel inhabitants of ' the city. put them on board a French brig Wend for the*ne• .-- • althongh in a sinking state, arrived vsn; VIENNA, 'OCT. 18.-The young Prince of Parma ment of the forces in the field is now of 'sufficient! On the question being put . for rescinding the mil. , wlall*, .. . generally goes out in a carriage drawn by six horses, importance to require the entirenttention ct, the per.' don, ~ providentially at the ' place of tier 'destination. • The• - crew of the Mentr2r l with the Mafioso-of Ord . Rei;#4 -`:,. ' - ' Accompenied by his governess; he observes with at. son entrusted with it, and the Civil Governmentl -Mc DIXON, being desired to state his mesons for i s to ; .atioilier vessel taken off Lisbon by th e iitfreertivii.. ... z, ~. tendon the crowd, and • the• sentinels, who present I should be committed to separate hands. The peweejoienetling thasmiericontended that hisalpinion rem oval, i teer, instantly obtained a . free . passag,e from the •-•-- arms to him., • ' should be distenoned; as In India, whe ,although? there being no absolute necessity for the' and on their arrive/. tylitLre. . . , . Theirea; afflgra of Rwrope are Regociattog in pd. tho f _PoTarn 4 w, -Goeal is alio Par*To o ol4 Catlipll . er (t)20,111., the °pin,* of twe litrveyorae for he ; (moors z 0 ... the Union, tbe eclair 'commnd is al viays cone. , a iiii neai 50 'Yens*. OliSifiettee:l:We e lf eel a*" 4 " 44 °°°k l " l ***P** °4l4r°4) "'M I N l i4g *OL : Thr - •. ' 4 . • • statet that tbe Americans behaved to thrift lank,. blitr . "44 but With heal activity ,• and the result *ill' : fa nc ied c i r iftinctly , * • to a military Chief, in vested with' thaenhe Post-etlice wgwne disjointed concern, • and : unfeid-anore life than pusillanimous spirits appear to the superintendence and conduct of that separate de -' wanted many accommodations. There was a spot in ' ter than they could have expected. •. , ,'„ te - . 'S.. I . ' • . . - - • . 4 ' • . . , . , 7 thitsie attach as to their proceedings. partment, subject to the controul of the Governor in Sherboi•ne-lane, which might be obtained to 'make '•:" ' • - The Divan of Constantinople, convinced of the Council. _j the p:; sent Pust.office adequate to all the convenie ' •:' .-. e N4V4L INTgLiGIG HAWS. • - i ithpOriance of the deliberations of the Congresa, have It is said, that BONAPARTE expects to be sent to . ence- • • --..mis- , . .t. 4;:'. 14 • ' • • England 1 . lilt, Dixon was cailed to 'oilier by Mr. litnectitin,` ' ' • ' ' ~ ectitioned the Grand Seignor to depute to Vienna a. • , . ~ ~ ..„ - Dena,. Qom. 31.-Game down from the River , the Raidiiikr, ''• i - , A letter from Geneva explains the cause a 0111,11 • for peng into detail. . .I i • e .., Secretary Estraordinary• They speak also of an BONAPARTE ' S sudden departure. . When Mont-cue i lair-WAITIINIAN and Mr. Alderman Goonetwinel Ambassador from North America ; and add, that the was at Lyons he received a complimentary deputa. . were tat opinion that Mr. Dixon should be allowedfito: 'llPaTimootm,-Oct. 31.-A r ri v ed his Mojesty's shiplik.o.' *. • * .* ,thalfeey, ter Lisbon . Lyons, American Diplomatists sitting at Ghent would re- lion from the Canton de Vaud, to whom his Royal ot Kies reasons for his motion. • • • •.• 's early, Cordelin. Aretis, nod Pickle, from the - Dow ni.-Rrs .. . . • *at- Majesty's ship Statirs. with Gen. Wakeetiam and his Stelf,,ent pair to Vienna. Highness made tile following speech in reply :•-.." It , 'r. Ocoee then resumed, and maintained) Amongst the rumours in circulation at Vienna, it for removing the Post-office-- mill from hence, forsAaterica, to-morrow. - .. . seems, Gentlemen , that yoe are still very much at. ; : . was no necess . y . . . . . . , „,,-. . lathed to the family of BoaAFARTE, more so chant* 12., .1 • Iile letter delivered in the City contained more' i 17.14.1f0UT1, OCT. M.-Arrived the Grand Sachem wiplart the preference is given to those which attribute to• t. the family of the Bourbons, since you tolerate Ott Important matter than forty letters delivered west.' Captain Caen, from the South Seas, with ail 1 a faii iii :r. the House of Bourbon the intention of supporting family among you- . I a d vise you to send them out ward. There was one important thing to be con. 4) bound to [Andes. The Grand Sachem parted with r • the pretensions of the Queen of Etruria to the States of your country before an order be sent to you."- sidered, and thet was, the purchase of the houses and l * whaler, la,t night, or the Lizard, supposed to be the ritiii, .- I Of Parma, Placentia, &c. The Deputies, upon their return, ordered Jostle' land for erecting the proposed establishment, which Anne. They are part of the Harracouta'scoovoy. .. * i liEni.tx, OCT. 11.-It is generally believed here, Bostarsiers and the other Members of the family to eight, in his opinion, to be defrayed out of the- ~ s.AILINICII, Oct. Sl.-Artived the look packet, with a : • nuit the country in 24 hours. ; public purse. It was the first time he eve? ' knew •' . that our Monarchy sill be aggrandized with Saxony , a S econd .. , .., Mail tam Ca:haves ; John and Mary % Interpol, with iiiiplis, . it. , ' The Battalions which received notice of , Government to call upon the Corporation of 140001' n : z ..... *ilk some Of the provinces situated upon the Bat- ks eduction were reduced on ahe 24th ult. with the : don to defray the expenses of any public buildingrl,""?'"Y"''""'"'' s beveral 11416 " La " 1 "" IN ' lla4- 7 " (4; . 4\l / 6- • ' '' ' s ‘... • : ot the Rhine, and, by v i rtue of a pr i vate article • in • e r aception ' of the2sth and 4 ith, a part of Which are ! they did not when the Excise . the Victualling- 4 line"' "me i n. ba ll m t * * uteri ..* llh 4 ' °4"l e^ WOC lßliiike ' ' -7' '' • i k 1 the Treaty of Peace, lately concluded- with Den- now on service. No further reduction will take office, and the Mint, were built. Blackfriars. all the effective men of the di,- bridge. to be sure, was built !mon such an under. • 4 Two Sisters, with pssseNgers, binned to Emden. Tiii",tivilt.-, ... 4 .1. • . • ' shirr lAvlack, from London, 'with st gement marga r fadi i,•4; - •••• . - '!- mark, with a part of Pomerania, which Sweden has place (o r some time i ceded to Denmark. It is said, at the same time, host sin aochor.-Five o'clock; P. M. Nuadteness v ends * ..- handed Second Battalions were transferred to the, standing, but then the tolls were appropriated to de- First Battalions of their respective Regiments. . frav the charge. In the preterit case there was no new catering the Harbour. that our Monarch will have a kind of supremacy THE BRITISH NAVY.-The number 'of ships at . calculation of the sort. 'llere had been many pro.l . , ~ ore,. the contingent troops of the Nutth of Geramity. preseut in commission is 550, of which 110 are of . jests for great northern roads, and this was one of 1 , . The followingiesielfivhiChselled from Cork Om .. • ~ - ' -, Enema, OCT. 2i.-We have received the follow- the li ne 16 from 50 to 44 guns, 89 frigates, 31 1 them. But the real question was this, - whether the 7th September, under convoyt of his Malesty's ship • •;. ' I ing intelligence from Vienna :---"llanover took on sloops Of war, .t 3 fire ships, 169 brigs, 8 cutters, and' Post-office was not fit , for all the purposes where it a Magnificent, were missing puller a ‘ rrival 4t Madeira, ... . . „pone ands; and . f not, whether" Government would'- - Sept. 22, viz. :- . i the.l4th the title of kingdom, and Hesse that of 21 schooners and leggers. il Friendship, Younz. for lerieief; l fteiiebd,. Miller, r!se te. v. • Grand Duchy. The electoral dignity is abolished • An accident of a singular asters occurred sea t e r - ' the Corporation a part of the profit ) to repayl nude; I.wd Nelson, litorri‘forlaikhdAvir,: put into Lesib4 ; ' day afternoon in the city. Itethe front of the Bank , _ which the City would be at. The esti. ••_ • et .1 C to • 4,, tenth far L portl ISM, Waco, • or *yaw% .•moo- , ner, ' and they wilt no longer have a vote for the election of Euglaud there are several recesses intended 'for inet • item wanted must be raised by bonds at seven."'nerilfe-salt from Lemont' St. ! L awrence, A.. All,neen, on TS& ,•. -, 1.. . ;• of the Emperor of Germany ; each separate State busts. One of these being decayed, fell down non yeass,"'date. The cost of each of these bonds was : off aiolt id i sa Jn i ll ie le i t r antu ssi t o le w i l ift:r at ; t 4 e a i rr e i sa sect let 1C96'. 11 1 Sent. f.. , A; Sterralt • • • 9 .d• ' . . VIII have .the right of sovereignty. As for the to. 'a passer by, a Mr. Downs, liquor-merchan ,in 31.4 , -,*(l would Government poky the interest? Mr. , ... r- --tGravel-lane, and occasioned a severe contusi non .. , D.,'*ll alluded to the examination of Mc Moo. -The Nepfirni; Pannier s /1m Ineerpool to. Ostend, - for St. Vii•resses- r iimm & c a ul k. . ) Loligis aliaira, a particular Co n stitut i on will elect all fore a Committee of the Rouse of Cont. was. driyen on snore ' nisei Ca iis on- tile 5S3d nit. 1 the h!ad.. lie was taken in a senseless state to a S Ole Princes at the Confederation of Germany. At chemists in the Poultry, where surgical aid WAS ifft• imam, and, from his evidence, was convinced,',thatt, The Margaret, GdrilonS from rengemouth eo , • that Confederation will preside alternately a leader mediately procured. It was found necessary to Ire• it-would be impolitic to trust money to-so large air `Hatuburgh is fouudered af sea. Crew save& ..• ~- .. it' l f r 7 o one of the great Powers. They will appoint a pan him, which operation being performed, he Via a" •' ,- •. a secharepeeulation: - • i . . ...., , i ,:i • itity ,where the Sittings of tit il Confederation shall be taken home in a very precarious state. e.• , ~,,a - ,, •.. rman Senoczy s t a ted that on the hit! 14 14 4441,.E PAVIIIONS FO4 OCTOBER. ~not understanding that the .removal. of ' • ' • . . ', heft, which will be composed of Members from all On Saturday night, about half past nine, ails lir. - was connected with the subject of teas; - • •• r ' . `.* ' I t 'Abe Soveselgn Otero, and take into consideration all KEAN, the actor, was returning to town on t ors f• : FROM acinitatann's 4tISPOGITORY OF AILT6 . Brc.i - .• ___,. • back, over Hounslow.heath, two fellows on th pat''` ..- bad quitted the Coert. "'m ''7 i weeanteenecas..-Aaltallap striped same* ithie:mieuree .their .wish - es." way attempted to stop him. One presented *pistol . contended, that 70 Geibtlibinen, having , dress, ornamented round the bottom with a double Quilling. of . • ; •, BuUNSWICK, 0 c t .20.--e-The Freemasons of this ' • uisition should newer itnowa - of the setinaibenod‘ slioj fea t jilt 'sleeve, trimmed to correspond f the • 9 • and demanded his money. Mr. K. struck -his spurs.„ _ fronts of the the bosom and form no epee stomacher; ' • ~ • ;sity have celebrated with much solemnity the anal - into his horse, who set forward immediately with.' ''• . 'Orde r ,. and consequently it watt Income a Vandyke kre,nch pi Oa full bordered,eap to canennond.. • • I • tiersery of our worthy Sovereign, who is now at the such force as to knock the fellow down , and strike .patihie with their duty.to silo its • _He supported the late wooers,/ bee,' tied under the chin with a cheek nr etriped '• , 1 Bareelonahaedhiechlef,' crossing the roman with a iimaitkplWise 1 . 'Congress of Vienna. • . - the pistol • out of his hand. 'She other fired aftel•Mr., original Itaiolution. . , K. but happily missed him.'' . Mt. ! TAWAS and lair. Deputy PHILLIPS jeStirteu .. ~& __i •of 040)0 feathers In the front. French shawl, a :_whire twill, • • ' I- .. embroidered a i t.h sixoled wasteland green silks, and Scrocifulty • . 4 # $ t MOM TN* 111/TCII AND 131113sELS PATERS.] An oj.'...cial contradiction from the veal Tosen (tro4 their conduct in signing 'the present requisition. - • e_asp er rne tke d c o w % the fl Ilfge l i Gloves, mot y f• e il i n k eri ma ck or or Tr: k hu tan f ii rl d. rawn , • ' TOwZ En, as signe d by his personifier) and. Mtn. .• Mr. Mdetman Gooneentue supported theoriginel " 1 Heseee -Green satin *epee sartnet 'telt, eriusawittoi .. -'.• Sex ()TER, OCT. i7.-The Assembly of the States SOUTHCOTT herself, has been given to the ,article` Rest:nation. ! round the,bottons with a rich border, embroidered with shaded ~ • , 1 :111)nis Dec.ls. pronouncing that . Lady's visitation, an impostors Mr. GRIFFITHS was of opinion, the improvement' elt i az u 141 4 a t d -- 1 - a r i uml n l it st . eev A l iod ean ie :laed and et pr th og l... ad wrt , e au f l ipla tritti ma nted . , Accounts from Ghent state, that . the day before and at an end. Thome) the High ' Priest's lettee and removal never originated with Government i hut n u , tr es ee t s i eet e r ie round with tr a inenernaie, and ;madcap 10 . jetsterday Notes were enchaneed between the • English proves to bee hoax, lite glat hoax, it seems, cone , that it. Members of that court, made applica , with a doable id* of white satin ribtmod ; tilling collar, trim. • two to Go t e x amin e and he could name thetie „ •, media correeponeL..T,ao emptied anadoalseeene Irtlin tied ,,, t: ihild American Ministers ; the negotiation ' s, are in- tinueS. rr --Yesterday ,Iney Russell wail - Mr. Alderman' Woon contended, that the Gentle-. Of On AAi Oriental ilk navies, • or reach, , spoon .. • ~.: ~'..: 1 ander the chin fi rth ilk c ord aosipoo. ilealt„ traad-imart . , . ~ 0 •• ;i:dieed, a profound secret • ; hot it is certain , that a most char Bow d -ern h . . - • - . •• • • i posed henalf into the serv ice men signing the present Requisition reinehave knownl of suited k . • , , • . ..., •. A ., ~ • • I satire correspondence is kept up between London ge wit h eying m • • - ; . • , • merchant, the question at the last Court embraced the removal ' • ' ' -' • -' ~-' ' - - • 1 • 4 ..c . '- -' • , 0 , nod Ghent. of Mr. Borchardt, jeweller and diamond of Northumberland-street, in the. strand, by means' of the Reeesoffice. It was upon the Minutes of the! Bittan.-- . --The' Lotto Maims; baelowtheriteeted. .tbs . . le. ' I t o f 9 VIaNNA, Ocr. 15.-The number of Sovereigns and of a false and fictitious chanter, ,a . e.fterwarde Court is the Petition and the partiecto it were the mealiveigirerr . tetbais, • ordered the priee of -bleed Dean and Westminster ) who hue an la to bo eentiuned the same as last Week. IP peesous immediately related to them ) ,now here ) is • robbing him.-She was committed tor.trigl. an. la ~ . ~ • . - _. . . • . • . • . . .. . -. .. , • . • so • . • . . . • • . . . . . . * • . . • 4' l . • • i 'W4P .- - ' . -..y . .... - . . inn elillicatiwn”ui. t, and the Civil Government; -Me. Diwox, ;o separate hands. The power,iniPetidieg the at In India, 'heti.; although there being no la aloe parameont Cocwaluicles,Atirme, es teat colonised is always coni- bad land near 1 frigates, 3t I ineni. DIIL WV Mal VIVi lcutters, and 1 Post-office was not fit f< _few ands • and if not, :erred yester- ' the Corporation a tof the Dank . _. which the Cii intended 'for inat • 110 m wanted must 1 II down pen yeass''date. The cost o .merchan , in 31.eilvtl would Governs' contusi n on • 1:1.:N1 alluded to the errs state to a \tiflistgOefore a Commit! 1 aid was int- inlet" and, from his eri essary to tre- it-would be impolitic to rated, be iffp a,, . , I$ 0 tech *Vet ):,.. ~ • . Mall SCItoL' nine, a$ 116. . . not understa gra on t ors - was come rs on th pat c . ` •- bad quittt anted a pistol . contended, ea -his spurs uisition 9 tediately with '. _ , Order, and a n, and strike .patiltle with their duty ti .Yesterday pq-y Russell Wag 1 • Mr. Alderman Wools imposed behalf into the service men signing the presentl jeweller and diamond merchant, the question at'she last .street, in the . strand, by means of the Beet•olfsee. It w (joss character, susisforwarde Court is the Petition, I Fas comet tied ret, um. Dean sod Chapter of Nri • I. 4 • ,4 4. 4 -