The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-04 00:00:00

' !, ~r h•- TI-1 'ATESNIAN. pia 'Tom this,plagel a vadually diminishing by discha'rge, man, aid yet they never isid.half file MAIM -. '" so -upon • • • . a nr g iLla s. rg th e a , t u oi pon 4 ; v c i.it. sfiton, riosertioe and th. They are not yet molested by doi sg , w r e • .... 4it .. . t , . , .. . : la _ • .., . 1 ' tiv. eiiemy; bet I think will certainly be as soon as fo lria y i b. , . 4 , " ' : 11 . 'f a 1 . ... , „ " v . l ! Aid ieodence, ivitlitit,. : lirst made Al. ice makes." ,t , . a k lb .le rfer 'S IP ,. ',, ..., ~. , doh Fulgoirition and\itivy of all .. , _kr Philadelphia an opinion prevailed, that Admi- ; ,,t 'i6 r e , .i Warren was authorised to conclude an armistice, till:nut - a t ' tits of 'Loins '.... VT. hittene4 fat vit. I and which •cannot'fail but permanently secure it eolielt r ude to set . atelesttheenmiUteltostility of all the wreld ! ... It, be event of Lord Castlereagh's Proposition being happy Monarch's fate: so our great u 4 reed to by Madison. . asitiertlerdritgsty at the Sot4relge thii,VieTttia stav e - • - , i i =" — chosen to fill their throne; does but serve tAiletar-: t -taitheriallitata e Dutch and German Pa mine that people to stand by their choke, good or para, teoeived this Int:trait! t— ...-.:,...,.; . .. ......,.. bad. They seem to spy with the witches and spi r its , Akcianoam, Pis. 25.- 1 - 7 Certala Intelligence has ; of Stliaciipeattx--"• We will not be commandettt' ; been Ince ived here, of Sas.van-qhens: having surren. A profriund Stasestulit4 late .the late litarculs of i dared by capitulation, all that •his Royal liighineSS LANSDOWNE, who made a peace with the' very men I tie' Prince of Orange Nassau, has been pioclaimed of America, whom• nor present Kist; bad 'efielipted - : there Sovereign Prince of the Netherlands.- The in a proclamation of pardovs• t te the rebth • of the Comidissary.Delonge, who has been sent by his United ;States; such a politician would now' re-,: Royal Hiphnees . to Deitch Flanders, is fully employ comaiend the making a peace, if heritage* ced in taking possession of the Countries, and in with BoNAPAnEE as well as with a Bouneox::.VOur i making the necessary arrangements for that purpose, defence and independence as a State, it depend, ' with Nee Commissioners of the Allied Powers, and permanently, not upon who admhilsters the Gotihrn- which, we hare every reason to suppose, will be at-1 meat of France, hat upon the wisdom and vistels . l# tended with the best effect. The spirit of the in-1 GovestiVent, which, 'by purifylog ,t habitants is exceedingly, well disposed for it. ..tertein corruptions that have _ AtasTzeoiM l Fee. 2E—Numerous corps are con. ;h time and other causes, and hi - . [ lleiailly marching through Utrecht and Harderwyk •otection and blessing to sil vihti iiva• NI the 4111leti Army; whilst others, which were pre- State mat costa t upon the poPellian vested comitouthat 'way, on account of the waters, I iingdomals timing °newel! tit' add take another . road through Germany, towards i 01 l illing, anti , Atico determined, at ,• jr,canoe. . .. • . mteist every attempt, to Allnalk-iti. ~, , !.' TtOn the evening of the 21st, there appeared 25 1 _.....-- • • '-`...,‘"' 4 ' . • ' -'. *ltfps Off thelinese; supposed to .be a convoy of . 114^41 hopes *1 the eourger, . 114 * 4 ,..,, i 1 1 , 'transport* froM England , and desti6tt fortollitud. 1 night.—Wlien he emir - •' ''- nit I Il i ey pro stilt lying at anchor between the Mane l of death, a physician was .. i 1-1 -1 • 11 I ,tto'd i3oedecetle, on account of contrary winds. Ly restored, him • to. that ,stateoptila i • •• . • . - - 1 - lgeera Rnisre, Fen. 12.—in one of our daily which the '. Courier ha, bro 110,11 ; ~ • - Tbis . pliy . sician. is linevreci ,tt . f a: n _ aipe . rs . we read the following extract of a letter from .: - _.: riLeuts X.VIII. to the Emperor of Russia ; , and•riminds Ds 441 1 00..4p • . , • . . - ..: !.. 4 The fate of war has thrown upwards of 150,000 stinialns memory. 7 —W en a matOtenek • .• . , • / .:.prksouets nit°. yo ur httadr. They see r .foi the most always recommended strong potatidalit 'w i Frenchmen . Without - 1 ; taxing; into considers- order to garrison him against the mils I i )a l t, !hen sick, he still advised pirig h . ..,-4 1 lion under what 'Colours they . served, I must still • tepression of spirits, to drown the .140410 , il regard as s my children, •and as being unfortunate; I en d ..;lo_ ~ ! , / !. 44.kin , i t therefore recommend them to Y our linperial Majes-1 l ei 'ltti ' towswi",ied•pioneers of denth ! te,clemency , . May your Imperial Majesty take klicellt _ __.l ~ . . o,t 11 • h ' with co . e if net wide': • 1 -- , -.7‘.-: : titer fight hit - o orn- ope ei elsoit , , sate cdfisiderallon what sufferings a great part of fiiosare da . Yl weetildf44 l _,Nicinii the.eweeli I success . The 'Courier has stnidenly abandoned his , • gtAipeints, with the lop, as we have already stat • ed i '' • I !strews of lemersiati:iia: He is relieved ; it lfgilh li i thetn have 'already ,u9der . gone l itu* mitigate their! 77. "`• 01811,411pny In kitivd, wounded,. and prisoners.— ! ii, f II • i..l * , i ' i e u vigour of , n Kid a' d Upkeit-if hope. • "TifetSitirl. lbaed fate. May . th ey re fl e ct that Ihefr conqueror Is • .....4,..t thefriend of - their /144 Pout litiEtirial Majetii "' 14 it,toi,f)four AdP wk.!' comparatively trilling , hut 1 and unexpected prebellf. result, of ark oteioisecirs. , • • aL4L gwitb.olo.oo ii ity itt i ; cotild give me . no stronger proof •of your friendly I luaielaiti - et to State that General f'atribte was wound. , tiest with France op erat e d ,:,--: tr . •• ! seiktimehts towards myself." .. i ••noviosiiii the gallant CaPtain Curti-Awe killed.— . ~ ,_,_ physician extraOrdi 2 Whir* told . him', Ayett es' l doreiVEtt,lNcT9N, iii 'ccitisequenq of this advan. l war has always been his friessarso. wi ll not tiss oiri s i,- filitetvf,...,re s i 20.•:--E,verything is very ritiliiletis t ... .►... quitted tiiii detritekrient *Minot, .."-',. lii,ge t ,eadtiatieed . his head-qUarters it. haisit Falai; ; fully desert him in this hie eittilaity. This PkYali -..t i tt li . i Pre ße l tk !t inie r e 7 .1..t., # .14. siweestavy dispOsitionalise forting the Clan. of BEELZEB.I3I3, nit an ticeaunori Omit( .•1 : 404rusion, ancritai ediaticed posts of the Allies-are •.. • .-. • ~•. . . eit ,fielt!l( lo 4 ls , , ' tor %t hick . . r p ar . 1 . l and U. licentiate of .the Coltegtiof the Tiine; - . . . • Bat troops pass through this place, but \ -.„,, .. i 'is g t: ‘ ._1 }'d - . W0 . 01 1 :itf.44 to I* Plc( : . 611 th e . no doilit, admiaistered - so chee . ileig a cordial t ry. his N ....1 . - .• . •ip . , ....,. i droopint hypes, he is suddenly trans p or t e d k ol a : 11- . 4eree aorpt is:marching by . the • way of liiions • tmiktuto: b44,'" 4 / 4 4 lesieilill '— tercet the " taments" of JEREMIAH, to the Songs siefri‘• 116441 eds fre"Cr• 4t . Some tahahttanp ,of Ghent hire made thatmoilvea masters of Sas.op.phent. They ,•-• iirtiweets##l .. ..a.rtict° 4l ;•Y . "ntai", " f 1.,... ... " 6 " tOliox. Nay, even , like his father Diem, he iMeava -- . -led b t 4 ": l ,°, ( 'T TE 1 151 64 ; . - im . PO; . ' - . take tie the hpieeer of olayitig otiliis fi c ynci . : 11 fterwel 4146 •00 1 0- 4 ieweett tt. T. se!t4Y4 l , a 1 6 1 004 .. —-- • er . fte•Cti al a . FrovecN tile'. We. It is e terberioas d a ndo s ti j cr ot ioivb er iti:;..:thc . ' ' wftearti - t !hilt p l igeo: - ..:•:. ... ~ ! . .... . , . . -.. :• . o . 47)&liahiritildiell.catcahieti to excite Aisgust, not joicing too the Loa l n Contractors, and all ethers beta •: 7 .:- ' ' 'lilt : ~. ' • . ,;/ / • • • • 4* of F . .ip . . tbe•breettli retichmee, but in all men ne fi te d b y t h e war ;• and taatl)l44nd liattit inallitstfr, Cprirtqtg 0 al . e CLORE/411: IT qt frRENC FRIG i A irks pessess uny regard for morality and you sistency. to the Editors of NeWtpapers7, - . Rioleilithe ihnetil7, u Piwardlettl, .iiirtiictt 4.:-Llsrilved.the- Ezerdius tri pe reminds the. French nation of his having often of every stanza,' because, ere ( long,. 40: Shal( 144; gate, tivrainitnir.e.tradas from a ereise,dismettrefi 'and succetsfally [eight fee them, and immediately adds, wai. a g a i n . Th en -Cu / ne s the anaiyil e ,iiftb:cliariers taileg Oetite?ol 1,..e CioriFeek! French fri gate , . of 44-: • , th? rz)llo4.ing pions.eiteulation :' . " The (:ore medicine ; and, In fact, the pribssfalps,ef In , stoop.% i gnat; and 400 biett, Ow *traction of two Inert % islider orliiiii. you live has continually had in view to; ~“ -- An d , therefore, we say to the Cnatfiellitiivifir: and twent y minatie;lWWitiCh:the prize was (orally . ..iii.4you willecontempt, in order that it might de- ' gain by the war, ' Rejoice ! at 'the _ Prithlict stit dismisted, and lea 40•Mee killed and 80 wounded. .". lesse xotti; it is iti,sh time. that this state of things peace with BONAPARTE, take Ilk theta. tour, but , The Euretue, Jlad•2o men killed, and 30 wounded; should undergo an alteration." We have always, let it be but a short tour of arieseseent, fur l atsionithe.latter*Papteln PHI I. 7 S.IXORE.—The peise . i'eia•!;il . 'the conduct - of this new:fangled Prince with*. you will soon be called back again to hive froth is cone op Channel, towed by the . Dryad frigate, suspicion, and our Allies may do well to be guard.. contracts and bargains for war.'. To the young *Mei joinid lie fora the action terminated. ... cd egainst a maii who can he considered in no other . Officers we should say, ( Rejoice alio at the prospect ~ . • - - a . light than as a traitor to his town country. ' 'of peace with BONAeARTE ; for a year will not pass Dispatches have been received tram Barbadoes, .T he reports of last night, stating the arrival of . over your heads before pia *ill again be called to : dititi the 'halt * week 'id Deiensber ; it appears French Papers to the 27th, tarts eat to be untrue, ' the field of battle and of glory ! Itejeice!' To the ., the two October Leeward Island packets wtrid" • ,04 Consequently the reports of the battle said to, Edi tor o f t h e M orn i ng Chroniste, awl • the other . tared close to Ilarpadees t ancl . that the first N • hail been fought near Troyes, are premature, if any . Papers, we say, likewise, 4 Rejoice at the pros .- n i :n h n iul ant it -Va l ise rt rai i iiir . de . os ' es Bit " .1 411 Hoch has taken place, although it is highly probableEC__WlTFlN - 0 of. Peace with aesmepirra, for freak -straws *ars and .fretit t he mmai d ed • th g r o - ivi i .0 the West'ludienforibe i 'wit such an event may have happened as the French „plans of ambition! will keep the j psablic mind In a last true years, returns home On being relieved by army Was advancing towards ' Troyes., There is, constant state of satiety and agitation, and of course .Sir Limns . •Litivis K.. 8. 4ho is under immediate or 4,3..rever, another report in circulation this morning, encrease the , number . of your • 'venders—rejoice ..that I ,' Orti l itb Emceed tot Willestinatibn. ::• or an Armistice haviiig been concluded- between the t h ere 'i s - lik e lih oo d o f A. • l o on ( 4,004 , OfiltALT.ldi ..Jew.i7.--The fever heving entirely Dow A 4. Mails. 4sir h i cll" •4" "4. - 1 ... t ;• S •ei 6 • •••• • • WO elrfro ^ s . MA* •• • • .......4••••••••••••••••• • ••••••• 11•4111148011l • • elert: ra-rm-- - ter p •_• • • Wilco . al 0. • Math s ... 1 : — 77. , • : .. 4 . " Kith: OV t VOCSS '11411:4 D* AT p ilki , ‘ 2r4 li 6141 Am. l i ir.et l eut. rted. 71g 1i.., • Irian Wads 710 p - 7•00, Ceet. Om. Inv- ' ' • lradrerprer • t ls• 2 6 ri • : per CAt4s • - . &• therrittik 2 1 p ..4 •es Ont. . Nay 27a1 . fotemmds fee ti. 7231 2i NKr. ts• owel6. !: •e• r. • • t•-. 4. stirgo.m.A-N. 1• 1 for tt. 11 , Miles and BONAPA WE V.. 'an Prace be made %bilk BOMARAwn: ? is the corn inon question in the mouth of a great many politi ciaus. We find no difficulty in answering it iu the lffirmative. Laying aside the consideration, whether, if. we would absolutely continue at war with him, it .4ould be with the co-operation of sufficiently-pow. erful Allies; knowing, as we do, that the genies of Britain, which :firesides over its prosperity; delights in - peaceful commerce, we deride the groundless ap. • prMieCitSit, that he would break with us at a future iime when we shall be less prepared to resist him. tuck a fear is unworthy a great country posseising a powerfol ntivy like ours. Nor would the ciretini. atattre iirPeate; as ninny imagine, oblige us to bur. iii4;tsrtrielVes withan army so out of proportion to else:tent rkatl woos of the kingdom. If oar enemy n:en chow to keep up an immense army, let him ; it will keep France in distress, and how can he I ,, irt us with it ? Our vigilance by sea will discneee 1.4 frustrate in a moment any sinister design which nil4itt arise in his invidious breast against England. if to the force mentioned, might lie superadded the/ , c:i.ength of an united and loyal people on land (and , ,utilcli would infallibly be the case, if the benefit o f ;he' British Constitbtion were alike extended to 111), t hen.miAhl ere MOM- hostility of Any number of foel without. Ott!; acknowledged repugnance to (1,.31 wish this man; is of itself the most likely and tatitioal gritusiti , fer kindlips in him a nover.ceasing ' kilted twthe British name.' The late Mr. PITT, and kis cst-her, the Eitei'Veseisszaw, detested a French; there is ne b likeliook . Of•flIL -•I• Bouasons, when all things wen* glentattied:lnt6 a state of stupid repose, an hointlaiinsocorlty.:—com. merce would have , pursued its 'Wei* without wo- 1 lestation—agriculture would hapiliwesi carried on in ti lp d safrty—man would have slegt andly under the i shade of his own oaks—laws *0 have been eta- cuted in jastice and mercy—pond ) the. sword weed have rusted in the scabbard. I' , •.* We have this day given fie ventietls and last LMer of Major CA RTWRitita, On A the - ImM ittartort•• ant of all subjects, in the mitidag alkeitiali freeman. This series of adi -nit( ei&lei Not rail liut in• stroct an( the object sketches - fail but engra value poly obtain it , fundatory rights multi it were, our wisest and despot us, but dz ible rights sanctioned human reason. In a short s l tif Ciniiratulatien was issued by hii rice4lency ,Lieutenant-General Come Came- DELL; Lieutenant-Governor, &c. Extract 'oil letter, date d Potsdam, St. Laterence .e,Ottnty7lssa. 10.-4' Our army continues at French Mills (fotty miles from this place),: nisitiog bk-tlliobarge ' desertion , and death. They areaot retisiseketed by the enemy ; but I think will certainftbeuttioen as the ice makes." „_ No (Oyer that ssl vessels have been fitted out at tie Wired Hell ithine, - for the Greenland and. Da- Vie stiaitilvithle &gulag, this season. In conse::' .ioanca.-4-tha-sreat importauce of this branch # trade, Government have determined to seinVor. protection, a very atront fleet_ to each fi shery,- to te- from a bet down to the miseries z~. ~;- _ • , 6:40t - ~•: iaAt • J~ _ ti . NAVAL INTELLIGENGg. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2.—Curve in the Queen Cl* . ' ••• Clarence men of war ; Achilles and Myrmidon sl o op s. - from a cruize.—Arrived the VValsingham packet, from Pa lm * with dispatches from Lord Wellington. Also arrive t !b e ma ... 4 nilicent man of war, with the loss of her lose-yard, and, it i t i reported, 20 men. ' ' 1 47 0 " i ..'` i DEAL, MARCII 3.—Arrived the Olympia &MA., Lieut . . Wia # l;7 yet., with the kiinn 72 +.•-- -_from St, .111 i ' - • - captured yesterWay Ville fluke of Dalmatia French 4 l vimi „i . and recaptured last sight-hy_the-Olyalpias,444l4oo-71, arrived several other Ships, under convoy pf 440 Onyx brig; ihe Deieader and folkstone ItigTers.SVlth ' 'Admiral Young.—Came down-from the Ifittr betty 40 sail, and salted with Vie.whute.of the Orlilward-lamilii convoy of the Grifou, for Portsmouth. • ?oar/mount, hl.taca rrived MaleSty'isl,ilit'ite4 from the I)owils.—Sailed his Majesty's ship ..Nesus, 4 4 4! mouth, with a convey. Two of the most astonishing performer. tu t : ti French horns that ever were hoar.; arriv.o! iiili a _ don about a week ago, recointhentled to the ittl e, e ... don of tie, Puokca R -GENT, from the high . soy city of 'the . King of l'ausst.t. Their new - Scimitar. . .- Cononsn's .levp.2.r'Mylptiellit loot wilt* yesterday in 3Cl4itUS : .strwet.l.lt...*eoreeig; b e il, t4 A. CELL, 'Esti* Uprooter for, Westminster, on the body: of a man oleoloot, servant 'to Ca-polio-R. kn, son of theabwiektrael,- who died t wo trays piec ie d. ing this itoquiri,-viltich.was instituted by 'lt: •tearehe s „ ' 1 It appeared that the deceaseit, *oho haol,tern loth, .. the care of leis master'. hoomw.in stadxforatisen; ltd died suddenly; and the searcloet.4ool! Thiel' 10,.. 'Jigs, arms, &c. confined by erooe,joritii, . • 1 Colours-lion of the hod,y,.gure a repirt)Nl446l: Jo *. the inquiry. It howiteer turaed..out,* 'dip.** mony of Dr. Pembirtirn, . that ..th i et- 1 04....041it \ :' ': ' ittr.. 4 the turn inward :of the mettereilto; I li pi ca that - the rope was tied about 'Hitt 10.64,•11.,* - woman tot* 'keep - 111"e lionbs i nfrki6,4gte. I ptitsil,y;.Y . • • . no laying qut. The Jury . retatta ee' liy the visitation of God. '. • • ' ".- . . :: •., : . MARLUottOuGu-sTitErk:--cl.Sqtge J4hr kip Butcher, --;- Freeman, ait47 Fiessttntri,merttis* terday charged with ••bol.glarkoosirbt,aotlgje.:#o. ifahles of Sir Joseph . Bartkeit, and etolftniNelvoid coach plate glasses, value 21.each i litf dtatelirjeltO• 4 k i t Josephs, a Jew, was also charged loathe rekttki4r4 - ' offenders sere all hackney-too:anti/nem, era Fiat) boy, was admitted evidence, as Was ',lgo ,fo4ba r g former planned the. robbery, aud•desdibetlhi "" V biiisiuglieen on thelookratiloOlto rivild&o.._ ......- sofand Butchercommitted it. • Josephs pair ' of bought two great coate,which were stoiedti,t the time. of Jilkes, ilutcher, an& .Fraloklin, and stere.ideoftified by Sir Joseph Makes% serlor IlutCher and.Jilkel were fully Coiatilfited fr and .Fraeman was remanded.; --- • -;.. • - A pent,ogrn ph was on Tuesday fraudelei tabled from Mn. lute's,-in the Poulin, by dressed young• man, srtre lose' his . car',' W. Shilitoe, and ordered the Instranteht to . torhim at the New York Until . ..house. : ou ICS it, he't : Ook the bill and receipt, mad poolli , , . of his pocket ~ petal ' &Tema. Roberts and Co. for 151. Th.,. ge.'' . . 71tite 'note was' not seacieoWeid liejlo, ~ • •• •- er , gOntlromra vp stairsk:aittt. - Wt,t•- ...i'i . 1 "` nion,to take - the chifkin - . • • ..... . 1 '•. ga elfin iei y with the money is ali4 . ..f . i .. atutthe swindler' got clear at. . ' '. - i, •. .c. . On Saturday, the 26th alt. ie foqiest • waitalrk. on the body of James Spencer,_ ab the ppor=hottse;' fryndhurst. It appeared oll'evidetk* thid a'quitriet, hod taken place between the family of 00-4147.54 and that of George Ilinres • their . 41vii:w414 liar. ing each other's caps, when ' ite deceased city , to his doles, - 'called his 1.047,iitt .114ives tkau tiftel#4•!.. (iturie a shoemaker JAL. tthibwO•tistie t tekh aitfittrel: cutting-board, aod.:jtsco of liet4ey r ealltugtolty, son, he -gave isiAillP board and leather, watilldat tanced toward, thiaiwomen with the halts its. Ms: right hand:;,.theileiteased, seeing him, came out, ,tad', caught *on by. the trilit, at the same time palling I , ltiokfroat the womens..tipirecueled cud fell, (limes I befog tinder ; they too again, when the decesietk remarked, 46 • IMMO; 74# hal - 45 you, Mean - by that,; knife in your hand ?"—:No reply was made ; they again scuffled, fell,. and the deceased was under ; his I son seeing him, •assieted. him to rise, when, a t hi . 'staggering towards his own door, Ilinvei strtickliitn I 1 on the.baek, he fell on his face, and never struggizio` more. The unfortunate man expired .witttiialialf en' hour. On examining his body, a deep 10401$11 . 1V.44: discovered in the left side of his groin, airotW l o‘ o - • rat slight wounds on hit breast and arm. True 4019 after a consultation of three hours, eetuened. wrer-4 I diet of hlanstaughter.—llinves is canantittUd Joel I trial. J ',s;# . HOPPING.—A young man of Nottiog i ltom, • . name of Alvey, undertook, for a tornkll'svaget", 0.,15 4 Tuesday se'oonight, to stand on One• Toot twenty mil., ;lutes, and then, withoUt jetting the other foot . mai , ~ t he ground, or touching the leg ° lt . foot on 1,1114 7 , he rested, to hop one hundred yards at firtyltilpt.— Though the wager was await, ems . bye ~ bets were% . ; pending ; and, in the afternooti, be went wide his S's Triends to the Race ground ] -to ilia his strength and ••• !agility to the test. Ile rested the prescribed time en' '. `atoloot, and--then took off his coar f waistcoat, and . ' - resting - 'Pelt' the .• ; an d . inert wa . goir; , . :oa ` . ifstltr eaitit,', • • ;~` ~'. Iver ;F OF • , ,'r ••~ sorts t . Citif We•t t- :4 ., ! trite, •! t:t tpc- i i.? 14,11 A it W•fli•g''i lii. 1 , ; ' 1 _.. nnil .f " l iJt. , • • , , AE. . co , -. , :. -- e:s 1-• ..: .:. A. -. o i opic ••-.: .• . . to!er: *!Q uovo • Consfitaiinn of f ....• i• • 4.liviimil. jiltikin 4; 1014. • . . . . sate it, through • —- 4 4 . 60 11 11 P, , . ing:ont its 'pro' ' ,. .kikolVille•Otfin •l'assatoll has arrived at I. , mouth,' . . . .t4l . ..,_ • Ander it, the Si l ,' .. ati.itifyitigilatei (rapt p i tplriny to thtwouth.ult...ll of the three ICi . Vtilii acrive"ois4ratiolis here tarryiwito pre- 1 inirriseu „ tin . ilsbiAdour -I ` ,-- • - • ' . paraio#7t. 1 1 1 60'0 ,6 4 thi 1t,.. of . le t to rests fii1,..1-teidels'histlitkv ! t..t e 44 - ghat so .. .... , i . '•:. . *l4 hiving iiiini - W44.„ ' 'Awl actions*, .. .. r . f itih ia n o t in g • : ilefeePoi sow ilidifr.liiii.:. 7 . , there a viiit ; i or di a i test; nigh -4., l'illtuler dispateh 4 ,!‘filleil o 4Poo! . WELLINGTOIO 9 rad the 'shroud s6(rid flint 64 0 If rithViii4loll4 accomplished ift!so fortunately '.. a eldtlelis. 411 , 4/11‘..imi4kirei • . in° . 11 9 11 q 4 4t , :04 gaiety, for ~-.40,..5ahe irr two or ._ ye. * Lie * ~ ' 4osseekable. T ... -- , . "Wilia.itw a l. 1110 MTh ;. ' v.',.....,5yba• !till:, . •',... t ,; , ,.„ racter, - • • • • `IV I, • . ; . m ItilTVot r ithtitteeqi ~. •'•i• ?f ilitii it ' ' ' .of a ti g J .. • ..,.., ouncilitelngvnte,•rn !••• 1. which. thslol4 w 'he always , . gir kiliplirAiculzr; lit mines, ~ .. ' . ' led officisiliy: punc h, i n or d er itt.p , the eland*. sit the ... , •:' the divisions of i o f di sease ; w h Sir ii:11314, slid Si* T. ) 3 / 4 j.getto lort4, from their k eep oil' depres, tlolo4lol;.altakill"Weltrtir Via enemy on the 1 symptoms slid.' 161.114,..'ai1l after a Series bellogeas: Contintied,sm 1 t o fi g ht hi s tor, es of admonitory epistle, cermet fait hut in- I'main.thei4 during tbe:Wil s olti Of the season. - •-• 'o ---- ett .iiitoe, restiug entirely on the same foot ; ad embolden the f-reformeic concerning!, Tuesday mbrning 200 fine young men of the sth: ipsang oil 1 o perform ' flea last G0 . 1104411+ of the ers :t in question. Th t ' well and ably T drawn reOment of fotOtpircbedfront w Windsor Barracks for :hich he did fi in rt4o4? y. , hops. .- fie . then stop Ni tre of the outlines of etrithis t stitution, gotinot : Portsmouth, topic / log*4ot embarkation to the Matt? the sane •atid`otfered,.:fes another bet, to s ro,graee-on.the winds seir.b.• ' • A git al $ hip quil i of W 131 4 1 4011+: 7 400 - ; , ililvy 4Piitired in %Pi ltwenty . minutes mire; *Pliant teucning the ( -er._ sp i r its : , Thebesia. et t i.stsimetst, ponied thell , With the alit4jitof., and go the ground 'over I Ilitical freedom , the nature 'of- t1ia11,44, 4 . 'a t Mt, • . ' " ... 4 .. 4 ,' •-• 4 1 14 , • *) .- ''' - • ; as . they are t e r torrect.. : . ---"*r ""1" IJ"l4l47friall. t .4' * . -4111L6...."-jit' . ' . t iff" Govern Gres receired:4ll y plan, on will the leverets* . , oet .Wil.soN, rilikutg. to the stetients tro l t I-. . .; .. : gintm dur — ~...- , ir.s ir-• t4iiir,. dosed take theliffer.- .. L,._y,.A ' b - DEl4eue-. FRE I..,Quat FOR. ?RR *MEI tat 'rearf .:-,.. ... 'IIIS.OI.V.EAT 'HUSTON& • - The Petition of .10/1N CIARKF IV f wit safely . and j hettrelg rest. T • y ano t 4iflnsreherlttnel4i' '''titn_letliOu'lltig of which hitie . 6s , .. th ~ • e, a•„ the 'result of it . norerril school, composed of fri' i tsPiteff::: .42,4,„:1 • ,:, , -1 .: , glte i. • , :nark n et, i L t znitim,./iedfiValeiiistn; a iG.per rur Mt aPfePtert ; .etticoniaminated by the dark )otie Gollern is whkh at present surrouni n i u age . ; V ret —i . • . tle iss alincistil' i tl a m fi era bh :r 4 Y . M alllo l l:: of th three e s y m e :t r h s e a r , lueY:r,itdilirlii.itottriliseht4;ectitentebtirit:tilllatteimerdtillrol4.3."hil''',....4„,-q' .' 7: 441.1; . . 1 „ g. An 1 . 11 t.l'r OF TUE. CliSli t y2i i t e ty c lrilikihhte 3 - • , • . • - -- --. was so.dreadfully burnt at Glritton„.on Monday , the 4 Intel from ttle inalf‘iable and imprescriPt. -14th nit: tiott he d;ed the followl Es ormankin in secietit, and illootieeted ao quest wistikken before Mr.h.tkii*e. • 41;terborough, Arm. Philiit;., 'lllereirr, ClitiedgMrd:lMAßNlA l l 4l4 " ed by the ht.. of Reason, operating and 9n "Wedneeday, vrhen.theln •,.- ~ • a rerdiet. it ii i t l etw l lPPlagilllute 4 i"ilireThrotov4tiote7ik . r eto 4 ~.. . own- -f' e-fli This .' I* been og'• v • f rlne " " 0 " 1 " ~-4S"Pepo ~. , fliOn. ' 1 •/' 1.... J.': 4 1 ' 7! " . • ' l '; '.l ---"l___a_.44e.:lletqlaPialh.,_.. 1 t ...1 . ,, 5 2 ' . , ! ,-,,, • 411'01mile, ; Joie oseittl at ikrivameometik•lr PIPV 1414 'Mort time, we trasN the ✓ : — lltelPi .t ~ ' aegi s . sw7sy fr..ora, be ,b(rtlii•:',o . 7 014 Age . , - , o ftf ildi,..llrtige.t Burton, f i f sumo pc,. "d a l . ,d 9 Ito the fire by which his arr . ward . (Mr buret • 1 ( 111e ''''''''"=;: i 'l lr "t d " l " .. "° 4l "' - ‘l . " 44 " etter ordtfr et fhier4 ' wilt nt no ,casinest d • I • ' ._• •. • st-i - •'• . ?. „. . • .. 1 , , the neceisatifiNetaßtng, Pre ‘l l *// !Or* , and 1 tl . aft - a l ai ' Wien tieing the last latteetiterliflt 1 1 11tv. . ! cart; trims-road, Snit.", h.irse•eeaer; Willi•a* tfAtdf nos! sor y rw WAS 1111 S ditch' 0....1i0n, Houloru t alliOttlirtex 4 ;sioisi.4 4 , nr....4l4intitir, gi 'ries said follies ocmatititidi - boi. lie **A nearly drowned.. ' - . .. o r er . how, N e „ gr i e ., Nr k,.. t , re f e hm.o.-ker i ler. JOAN CLAM • • . , - • ' . . - . _ . ~..- • • . . , ,• . . .. • .. i' ' • ..--. • .1i... . . r - - • . . . .; ' T. ~ _ - - - • _.. " : . - .•• : . • 1 .* :i ~,,,... • pen ..toki 17 . by - Th ii -hi his tia im • In .tiur pe not and itm WI • r ' to " .1$ ~ - ies 6 l a ►: If 1••• Re •• •