The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-13 00:00:00

~~~ her elperidittare 'rend} Mintz liPfloltft lritHßOOses after• enenetvelpiated excess 01 Amin Ofte whiny q 1.141 161 1, with ranseqatlata l will slIV• dew. Thai she Shdije,bor.' ~»' .. thWilwaritirs, s..j de Ailerons '':ePtif*._fartitt* de- Atilt&Mors, aware praciptii(oly adjestrid,, tbtt OPPatilmoi!Y w for MilsOlt,gatimk and l!usiwou of their any other sob. tiwty will eon; any . positise ;her principles of tielemnined epos, and ,woes will let le most -itepartaet refers .to - the tearli, ores re: 4/Iftwee Stwis,ted she dilFeretres - .Ask% Oft more emnplot . The refrants. I time pit, *bout kezaDder towards dsterminsieo to latter complains a pith the view of , or a removal of .4 is subjected, are rtibt regulations for subject of freely : sespiclon that they of inflicting none- Alessoder, how of itemaaity to. atop forward SI isences of so Act deeming. With re. towards beemark, tiler Sowereisns. and ifhority,to feel nor, which serteed•r. vs —one, wf the Desists ! Nest, tMI A. 'lltet. • te, a, Apo* 0144 . 1166 f .10 , ' tiot,4 - 0* good Stith, Mir it is M,f . of too. by WI .0. Tel•isartbit k.-*Pt 1011461 F *LAM. $ 40 1 4 4 64 4 411110400“ si prAtidi_lsakisi the lz *USW Collsi atridklispg bI They arils ester into ; theyoritt not j will &Adolfo" licsooto nen they will "MinislltOsitawki _ of tilkdecision *satellite:if trance, t:pPep~satatorry to ifid loth ass the IVA, 'he 18th Ind 19th. trona& mow in :be , winter in -the of them in West. of the Rhine.— _ at Coinglow.-.- ColaltrotzEJ+rea. ' Of this eve Urge ~£ :, 1. JadicialCisert - aidtasniv a dap 7111 a...10Te1. Gan. y, • id. de, 11,6. tborippaltterth, State. . 404 turd Yisasi!t' 444a11d beak at libes,o Pe4: agalfst the. ap ,Gritia.; fit 26 0 #+ , Ichange •toosoloi, iontkii Ur. 10c. • ,floso,,booto to titrktomi At Cool*, who..to 414 b: Lb* whole' Rtissksf, eyttry pepelstion yid sal service. ttlinfitisii I- the • • dem oarbilairdoet wilt Aft, ' snit digit the important. The Prince fonned..a v(10101011 to lespostant changes is It is asserted, that .a milted to that to fulfill the views of the yew Insti approsimsted to divided tato two •••• i , • , . . . , • % . . • ~ . ~. ... i . '' • • - • , N ,. •.• ~) .‘•„..`.. , g r e0i550......L.-...6.....4....0.4 1 .1.....„:.....—. • ! i -Air' scarcity o f coin in-littil-ar w l - t 217, ho , burs smegretotOsoiniOnsillions.. Tate Ft %Si tiviefeee submitted to the Alit - *sight to .be..e deduction in. the cootrl wards so isepaid, for •this oncontsimpl • re pendiiere4. created by .cirroati,tessa France court .hervi., no aneroid.. This I .. severs, oths.ra of. more er- leas (omega .. quire for its derlttoe a cossaiderable tit allegations en the modeot soyeneisl, e • en Paris or othersiso;Aie.assoo• . o 1 the ditisietrof the ceittriblatioisaviseoi : - claimants, sad othet-points, _wilt or :' • lay. In thrums time. the Allied St „f• that suck detpils csneet-be PrfciPil mid determieed not ,to foie Om .opPd s i tbeir present onleting : tea Jot • „the * ' of ether questions, elk to teemed at • eismelturseoosky, 4 thoilmainieg,l! emission. It is not sopplied that *w . ject than the rreciatkre a France, clod. any formai treaty, se comae to is sengement involving &We; .bot thl *mud other oreasares will be sloortni • a basis laid down en skids the Pow. certain Contingencies. Among the r .... ". • V questions of this kind . is , one that , A • conduct of S grrideit towards Dale -• • - lads* to the aolkiteci. mediating W. • - • her levelled weloales. one Do. Ikb . 1 •••.: - .. .... seer. IlPi COVil 4 ALIPP rI P $40 5 .6 baps the 'abject of Oodles for the - • soppveealow of -Illicit traffic in alive' •-,. • let circulation ii,Lswillin for some ti .... the dispeeltion,ef die Emperor Ales • ' -, the suds of St..fleissea, and his di .. • ,•P stake the treetMent of which the lat *object of dieceseietts at toblifbiss $ ... •• . procarine an alleviation of his lot, .. -• •• • same of the resttiptiowito tallith he it totally..devoid of ,fotodatioe. 'nit • , ...,.. .• ; 'Kering Bonaparteere elreedy the se .• rti, of the.Peolete 'Villein a soap . . . •; . been violited fee the purpose of . ~ esileary severity ; and the Emperor A • 2 e1r."0 4 11 6 tad .by 4 generoes feeling c _ ill . . 1106.11eapliettela sot enzines to . V . :1 -:• is... ,'' 2 40i fititeptees agoilf.! the amortises % ': • • - : .• f ' r .: . .►l4 h4laself aigwed for his detent . ." '.. i. -: 40 . ilk mo . osei of Soil's', toy .. •.: 44.7 M0t0r/vial ligssA,A . tiati the oilier r • . . ~ : . Palmer* stomp, eis•tiste bast author . - . •• differently, • OHM 1044,1-0 Kw, a • . Sad to Swidee,llll‘ingdom , of Nazi ' ~.. brightest ii*eitits . , tii grew* et 1.4 . ~.441 ,f fikel, . PP** 0006kef. aft 1p l' cnie Of.. wrack:bee beetiWillesi ftribi either at-Gioia Prince;' Itesli-ke 4 .....i one of thew build as reeeking one at the billtik Amish. Mostarshy, Avoid • • amount towards 110 ligeklation .. . Stead debt. Deamarb has to '.l f7li t 1,... Treaty with the aletost premptitade a . 4', • • - ' !while the poly., porkched at. her egg at r i : Mid vaibeat peelemeg o hem b .... , ,anima . . . t ". • - eil_ tioa di het. eitsigegoitft, I _,..1 .;* ° ',AMC. Irli • goofirmed b y',4le . ,J • . ' iii •.' ' , PO* • sad ,he , Allied . Mosmeek. 0 ,i. 7 1 .•liesemi epssestitiat: Of 'At,' bid WOO . ... ... . - f 4 r t :Mee ef kfeltitimat, pa 71110 pert -el ' -; • iiiileimired to tart thstweeteps . in 00 ,r - .. A A ...; 4 Okint-,Geogistes, *MOS prebole • • A - 0 • • -; ' ad. 413stry will observe Dead; 41 „...•: ••: ': r 4_ (wads rept(' 'to the question e ,•41! - t . .. 1 0 I,:s "•' eta • Spaisytisttlitir Colonies. Thel ~•...- a e- . i'•• , ;.'• -. r - As ece thislitAath,•of the question 1 r,ft ... • . - ‘.• •; <• .* ii4ttn stake soy hired act ; but they 4 7. .., * the , itleOplei vt,hether in any dimwit ,•‘. ,' -- l't jiljgdiataitCalicd apisi. NO Spankil, • - .. Vat wild a : fly:be-listened to. .. - : `hll belitaed that in ebifilevibbneb • ' • of C'tAtess 'id) regard to the Poste the. A Mid troops will be. reviqW*l - .1 heir depositors, between the 141 h 1.1 t The Englisbroutiogent will be reiial and the Prusliko and Resiia-4 tli.da - The greatest pelf : of the, Frpossiin France will be distributed at the Prussian Rhenish provinces, a part o phaHa, and a part on the 14k book • Great auermis are already papered •Nombora will, he stegoewrd 0.001,11 breitsteia. Etton . aana, She seat O :versify, wilt hate • garrison. . . '* ll o:rimomme , • -.. . FRENCH P4Pt& ...70.- ... . PARIS, OCT. 0.-I'a. pepliminory. (Chamber sPlaetrestaisseXbg. as Oidi, instant, has toast the pet:ln 0p5..1 , Xeres Cannel, Ili•ibt Sipa , . 'silly, ter oomph* egetoet isetiegilh 'before the Royal Cadet. 114 , 44.i5ti . de Chu ppedelalo• wentildired le b which was lrashedioteit,cesehar info seat it is the Royal Coryt which will -,1 • there be grouted* of arserodon, sials er otherwise to Wrote them. Foods, Out. t-Fire per, .4.iiii f . Bulk Stock. 1,15tf. SOc.; Eschan •t 30 days, 24f. 30e.• at throe moo :. • 1 I o t g x-5..4-Cmarst.z.x, ' OCT. 4.'7410 ad on the route from Brussels i lib Majesty the Ring a .the Low CI i espeeted here to-day. PIITZIWWIIIOII, Sart'. 14,—An issued for recruiting throughout the I Empire, to raise two recruittio eve 600 men, to complete the military as A moderate sum. will procure nem ailitary enrolment. 1 . flAsovga, Suer. 27.--NtWil_bil fated, that the provincial Stites Of el again meet towards the end of Octot • . * Session_eill be extremely iniportan .. Regent, in his -wisdom, has formed i• ;., • . propose to the Diet some very impoe ;-- , • the organization of the kingdom. It ... , . . • a peojeot for a Coostitation will be a ' • ,Asseethly,and that it is off nature to of trod Hanoverian Patriots.. tents !,-. Lotions this shell have, ire meci ! \ • glost of England i the Diet 1.111 be 1 \• ,-, • ' , . V . . ' " -111 4. k•-• -•------ • ...... - • FiTOR;It 1 Itisi OF FLORIDA. • Bows. 1/.....-An article hag appeared In to, Georgia Jou, pal, on the sehject or the rrloratio, of Peneeco4,.&c...whicli the, the steatp . ei • • It ethtee'thofollawin* as eutbentic t• 6 ' Isl. That Pitiliicele mill be dolivel64ap,whe sitcredited• Agent a !opiate ',to vs ettu, etekvie eyeelpt f••• the restoration. 6 . 6 V. That sfilPf wards, Spain . 1111 be'ioqiired to els* *iwitli her Treaty ablylatiasis to maintain such i!l f er as will keep the Indians.' peace.. If saalialt . or “Illeds• shoe Ci.),lftetis .461orasine coo SIN itepollioncy oceopyie* ona.hilding the whole % Or Coy Pitt of Florida, and doing any other act of ear.. And • - - .. 4 4- 34,; riot • St. Marks, being a .military 'aitosted iv an immense odderness,and sierrlevehil 1, beadle India's. will not be restored Ohl SOAP fall auflielontly gangs on 11 4 and cogittlir ae t horky hgrriapitctodio that quarter." ,""" — Seal ate the **retirements fit* Progidogit. 2 .o;4- . 4hp dictated by w isd *ilia. Ad .414 eta command the respect of eWifie' •- • , •••••••=1•••• , . IMPORTANT DISCOVRRar. SMITON,. Sort. ie. —A Mr. Stickney, an lisdian Agentat FostWoysseistatosibet 11 has lately distoi , owed that there is an oeinterriptesi naricsktionlsoi lialus*rie to the Rivera; end also from Lake IOWA:. Sae lo.tio Mississippi, by tba Auptain River. which throws pest of its waters into the Lake, and ,port isle the Illinois River. - .F.NDIAND v.,UNITED STATES. The iftdifes Papers intorno, that nir ether Shan lief teihnorpo wilt be admitted to entry at that port, ends% Oil" Free Port Act." We have authority to iiir o that the same ' , epistles prevails here ; the 11,1 4 manufacture," used, in the Act cantitit splay. 5 tobacco, ellet foreign mannfactored tobicco ie admitted into the United Kingdom, or noun(' . Majesty's dominions.—( St. John's Paper.) , -.. ' A Ratites Pafoir, rot• August V, innoancet :Am condemnation of the American schooner IVsgby, for a breach of, the lowa, te . goletiont the "'Cherie . .. Nova *Mit. She was Immediately delivetell oslir . , she ' ofiters of the . Custom's for distributhio.... .. of teasels, the Waihington and Rer.ny" -, 4:4110141 r similat. circumstances aro in iho , Pre` . l lik.thre• /: ' . •• •i CONIIIII4PONDISNIIf t .' riPillottp. Timmons INN Leitscapott IM S rearing reft4se4.sed ;,•! Oval% tracres or Tliettiey. ' • OSF eatrette4portpt at Monsosiii it ittittigilAtfillibt • sit rettit# the Coquetry raper 0111111.1 111100118.1001,!i. e- macs Qr wroCis Tip% . 1r ATONE O'ClArk e *at . Sew Celli. Navy lass"los mtte ktb aLl s itt s‘ isdiL r radv $ll p NM Caw , JlllOO7. It idaasal. for Atv. 7/5411 , iNa. • 4 pa! Cask 9,41 up_ ............. • . . • Ire beer Accounts from Ate-la-Chapelle of the 7th, ,which do hot mention that any orders bad yet been Otreeed•for the. retireMeot of the Allied troops from . Orititei',. eiJd the Paris Journals, to thelOth, which ve reaehttd us,. afford no conirmation of the after ' Wof Heidag's Flemish Mail, that orders to this iffett•ited. - ectoally been isseed. Hid such been the iftet;iiiri' . :iispirtent 'circumstance of isselig sichik, • mandate voila have been no secret. The eiscuation, 'however v is new expected on all heeds, for it has ItteCome ntsaiiidable. A new revoletioa or a war :emit live speedily been the effect of prolongleg the 'mei*, eke Foreign Armies in the French territory. - The . Allies therefore adopt the safest yolk* for themseleie in withdrawlog their troops. As to say iiitiit thiliiitilY 'claim on amnia of this act, ‘ lt lather filiti - eveky eirministarie that bas attended theiv colt= -a nef,t hill Ili filiseirlatever lodes to damn for libeellitY. ft iiill,lrileid, he eta admirable 'petit if the Itel: !Drank of their pretensions and the mockery of iltwitliberatiat Councils, if these assembled poles. Ales aid:Statteasen shall do nothing more for the =ion of nienkind than pot the seal tw the ar ts for marching the troops Ditto: Fra nce.-- Witt - itibe said that Germany, Spain, Polan d, and . tlieStitiei that have been deprived of their ttative,Go. veirtitlits and plunged into misery by the . soni 7 • hiltiffois of their commerce sad: their righter-need. ii . edilloistioa in Meer .coodisioi l icnd the tyraa ilia o . vii thlit are itepeaott Iptit 4help ?.-•-Or will she P . en eitieligid it illtizAe l Ckepeqe, play:tile p i: der ailir is itCtilthieposzthemeelres tit WAN ) " , laws' , . lases. Ooie Treltianteste.:_and Sleet . " hem Ittli t ors "they allots Ida* se the _4ourefilkces 1 7 Th ' • I:iee's 'PriiiiiilWessfilledant at thtt7r of p . 1 mockety Ate4iteigstivinfettee we • Ole • or - -i • .: ' *fat* 'lto Mile t !. 4 04 !..0ei$1"); . 41111111.15, atviOetr if re cce,. 414 tibiae, . 0 0fiMP ai Etteyy Ite tftk shei ...4,. _ lithliti ha . l in Iflilittr' ? Nelie itl . '..14.4bra* 0 . :0 1 4 Stehle. IV iiisifitipirogill.onialt: iiiwo s {he part WE ,Oirpitafht attlr 404 i *wilt" were aft id l e he'sootfiiiir kitif ifilitehammtlit, *IOW blelmP'eriii Majesty deignid tertildellii,llo, : framift Malik 't,i r t 6 0 4 . 94krif:ii:.•4‘..WItit reepst4,t4 /Cease, i . elieetilliielrp',°P Wadley-0 that eittiejel be'hicir eicitj; . 44 Strist—yea—teag in Olt believe dues tel; i f let di eats of inteerib / /7—lithe d dribs ill isseeerathoo se . eiliiinlyi • • peeiVireamli hy -• as Itsapercii? ' The leopetot of RVISI4- is 9 mett:- . . f _ef Integrity, ' eettritbeteodidg hie Oaken Treed* With Neroisesc. aid Great . lati. tsjn, iii' tie eitivery to which he basfteolied the 6 0111 nt . Polish patios... So ire the .11, toes of fats { atilt -b." all biniberable •men" •,iyhti compose the •Cooiren will', are now sitting where ihitnotable Piegil wrielf ! commendatioa was etterettiiiretktelthotandieg j all the promises and solemn engagtaiMmfa i wbich they' ,pave broken. Yes ? We indeed etie_qiimt .they have done, and can guess what they sineerelidisire to do. Their acts, like &eh' speeches, ire, ilit Nib? " well worthy of record," bet they will birtiarealiered, not with :gratitude, bet with ezectatiop whilst the me mory of Dodoes shallesist. . • -owier.--.• • .7 We ;alert a poll, of the Stipplenient to the filitirtte, which waif published yesterday, .containing dhpatelits frost India, though the intelligence tbroigh the of.' ficial channel is not of Io Arent ailete as some of the i .accounts we have welted from other sources. One of the dispatches thus given la trots General Mimeo,' she other from Geueril The former is % dated' on the 17th of May, ,from the camp before Sholapore, and announces the carrying the outworks Id the,' place, and the complete defeat and dispersion of .Baas Row's remaining infantry, about 5,000 in . leember. together with tT or 700 horse. These forcew 1 r were commanded ivy a Chief named GeNtUe Row, who was wouolied• in' the action. Another Chief, ' named VIcTUL Pee? TAlTtem, was killed, solate! °flees cote. klnnsnar.t.'s 4lispetch einfelee the * FieliAvotOrdonif tie &Wept Malta gortgrqeleting the troops en the suceessfil tion *Albeit. services against the fortress and town of litters* which event led to the surreutfer of Moor. soon end eleven other forts. _ Our Paper of yesterday communicated the:poo -1 tents of Papers hoes Bombay to the ;Ist of .hlOll and the particulars pf the redaction of the lottress of blondish. The &berm:tent Gear-li*• informs us in addition that three Companies ofAilie Bth Regiment had been appointed to remain and occupy hiondlah, w bile the remainder of tbesarmy were to march without loss of time to Chowragur, the speedy surrender of which place was calculated upon. It was considered highly probable that B!sita Row 6nding the utter im possibility of contending 'with any degree of success sgainst oar troopi t - would endeavour to effect a re treat across the.Nerbudda. Calculating on this at. tempt Sir Joint M A Lcot.st, then at Oojien, is said to have ordered the 4th Regiment of Cavalry and the Dromedary Corps OD their march to Maitre to halt at Hindoon. We should not imagine, however, that Bar Row would run such a risk as he would in. ILjOhltte . eV We trey, l e i to expect from the sts... -...4 moistly hot Mesh,, Accounts tern Mirsepsete %tate, that the i t k o 4 .. cotton was filling' itstmer, uttb every spresrines-ny 11 ibe ;consigning. to tieclisto. :snow has been 14,44'4; file case in CelentOi .'The `Cillkella Guardia viyte' 'tee are pleased t• observe -that sot+ is the ens, Na l i Ilse eypectstion that the •piicei Ins, Ir rendered rl. 1:: Ivoorible to tise 4 prOitsble sbtpoteot of thfir • oferp f, . 1 -Chins, so so to .give espinytmlit to Wilo)'of ( 141 vessels now la spi sue bespites severs faun 4ae t wi t t i owners.. ' ! ' , istb . , —asp. ~,' In the American Papers, which hay, remit** Stin t the SOth elt. are find a Circular .from 'Big TuAgio, , 1 Departmestc which wilt have the effect of rlefna l o l . .purpose of oar Government is adapt Sio4;;Zik ~ st. JithisS tree ports, with the l i p , e li ptaar T N ; • seppliealritin tlinlipiteliStsifi for littt New' Cilesties.. It Nate% that, neither 111 . 4f ! `•'4 . 4.; , _ Bement, nor in the subsequent Oraei is ti; l i te itf opening the ports In qweitioW,tn'Aspooegion i e v i t .** thersrpaysiternars made 1 . 4,..,4,,; ! rdiea 5 i natigstionims4 trade, by wheels thenbotte' poi closed tonuanltis belonging to ciiisertt of the litt , i_te i'iiiii. i iftenefore; decries; lb., lise k tnelp ii3O,telltetes sill female cliteiti . iiehatit .ititish selsfromilie said pert's, •se itle‘itielt 'Attoi iiimeitt and Order •in Collar* ball 'been ' istatal,—. .Wfilteepedientswill our Ministers. ,neat .." scold t'ke conseqeences of their antireeseeteri tem:2 This intelligence produced )esterday sensation in the City;' for the Prohibition 01 ierciiiirse' silk itialifst was quite unlimited net Merchants, 'and is Veltely : to be altended rittuilneonvireience." Miny boyar% had for , (envie* nalehliihments in . New York. rod meteerii 4 ,cm s:considi4nble trade •to the. die* *whei tbe•Att of. Congress of Wit Stain, peeeitheilillited the trefile.• They afterwarde‘:' 4 , iiiittaii iiiilt: Ulm% end created itibw penis there, which arti:listse Saltily threes! by . .teosililf - 111 t 7AMetients' vitt itiltian; 7 Thef therefore l . ht eiteierettritargeellioolli a • r. . . _.. 4. ' 1 •, 4 : 11 .11illail.• 1:12 The Prelteh'Pettirti , rewrite . ..lf the nee ' - the WAtteicefspirary .0 rill , 1 44.1,4 1 1 aii . e _ 70 ben•rsi cAlitist. and "fifeasit;ont giaiultfinil siltri'liiilbi;sittii. bp,friathylispreits, rierinat :112 CusIIDELSIStt #1101 ... " if; Joann. , hop* .0 0 . 4 .., 4 bad- Metaled Goat eon ~„... 'el* the itoyil corrial,ind A t ,ehe 'fteeere44fite:: ' • Cents. on;Ybt.4lo fit 110/r • i . .% .. I lia Ilifishfie;iai halo., are trumpeting forth t_ i „0: greet improweetent diet •fias taken plaCe - in the its.' .s eerton-- 44 near foes millions and a 1)61(1 4 sad. : sairirffiliTonriW•r“ so tong as we are blo.ged - triiks the continuance of peso.. abroad and internal trait, ' . quillitrand good order el home, it *PI contiooe,tte - go on progressively improving to en natpul in nMLII.; no Amman forreig4 can fir limito." This it`il , tolerable flight into the regions of no messing.--. We are se go Son improving in •riebes 6* *l 7 intsillier porfeeteito rime the • scene." It is' riever .ithr•! closed In these ?rectory specolators bow -1111 this money, wring frees the' neceStities of therFopip.,..*. disappears ; and bow in spite of all .thesiftwitokai .. increasing revenues, the natiostga•rally Iv 4 riip4 , as 'ter. ~... 4 . tf, • 1.'46 , :NV The total of the British itior.enuept*yoki. • ; , z ing the 10th inst. compared vortirchek , iftitittece year, presents en incre'ase of 4;449 7 18e ~ ,fhpi • ..... plus of the last quarter, ever 44tiemusiteiInuilog: *; 4 .,. 10th of October, 1817, is 1,482;1 • 1131. eselutsive 0f.) . 1 . . arrears of war doty on malt, and prOlerty. reCiietlik '. ii so the amount of 108,703!. The revenues of Ire. _ . land, ere in proportion to their amount, in espos:not, ; len lieproring than those of Grest ' Milli*. The" toy' produce of the quarter In Irehrld cannot, of . • tososae, be yet known; but on the 9th of September, •ipeppeerrd, that the Irish rereoue had ifiturnsed, - - , s i nce the sth of July, no less than 172,0001: iris% or abodt 156.0001. British currency.; being at the rate of akout 20 per cent, compared with the peodect of the mitt period in the preceding f,nrd and Lady 110‘LAND have left,llollend.bisose for their self in'Bedf.tedshise. . Noareut EAPEDITIon.;--The Reilly, Ceptale. Duncan, and the.Lerkins, Captain Mutitintio, sr. rived in reith Roads, from Davies Straits, on Ih• 7th lost; They left the Country in - stiout lat. 76. the 2td August. Froorrthe favourable stite of the wes• theist that time, it iseepposed the Discovery ships would have the'opportunity to proceed North. Preparations are making in the Merits of the Storer keeper-General of the Area, at Portsmouth, to re• eels, the camp equipage anti other articles that will be broeght to England by one Aran 'of Occepittlfm Such of the regiments as are tistirteritd to the well , * ward of Cambroy, it is expected xlll be embarked at tierce de Grace, sod land at Portemisoth. Among the many reductions intended to be wide in the Ordnance establishments in fretand t at Balliu collig the extensive buildings lately eecepied:es Pow. are to be taken down and the materials:told, the whole of the Officer, of the Civil establishment are to be reduced, and the Military Mach below the present number stationed at that ,place. There will be en eclipse of the moon to.merseW morning, commencing at about 54 minutes past feet; middle 39 minutes past five; and termination abut TO minutes p•st six. The extent of the eclipse will be about 1. 64. on Clemson's earthen' limbo -- "A.-- . . . — irr - 4 - • ' . ,_ i•- . . , fi - t• , lo• k". ...,, • 4,. • .•. j ;1 0 . % • . t: . ,f 6 . 1. . . . .: ~"... • - t . l l t . • 'Sr : *. •i • . ...' .. I .... 'ib... 0.- A. !•••%. * . : , i • .. . _ .- . . Chambers. vi5.•11641 of the Plaeirg, end grs,i'Oiiii;l •. .. A ?hags . . ..ris poste.l it 1.10)(1's this mors.iiii, ;• :intellTatl 4 l. 4 sre4 Its& it nob e. dam, ' r , oil II " ; 4°l°' the .C4l / 1 1.°° " : 141*- n.ver4.014c 4411 itathig that Government or.hed , fir contract for, the i Ihr. N.rt)od4s, 11•4 7 - the teen i f Scizr . ot in's ter. lebiltif•ld the tang 1111 ' 11 " 111Inds f "- ellikell O P OCk 1.11 " M. V im* of B.l4 " "shnin Ani*"P to the Thalil". a tel e u n P is: a l li f d h e r u d l t h :s . rs•• pe r stritl7it al .' ' .4 ) 1"11-1 belts.einr.dellilelAil. • 0.• . 0 . . • mitt be eatinalvely dtvossed ihere,. a‘s... ....... , , • •.. .. - The stores are supposed to belor r a ts t e n te r edv ie • ti rm ar y . -' • •. - to Wavelike French territery• li t e : t: its $ westerly dltee'i"n * .l'vet Ibe.letton s ta n in r s e . g.Bl c. 0... The Cholera Wilms en ntinued . , . . ,AMEtitt:44. V. PiIPHRS.... .. .. . '• ' Imda te."l"rinw° and ille sill? °ff°lllll my" bil 11451 . 1- on eetta .n , ot an e d speg oe ir az d err itte rrt teetmeetbsenwerstir: t a t , ss . : l :t e s it ti pr o . leel - ‘ • . to aid immediately. ' • .:-. •..' • • ItFATODA 1 toN tar FLORIDA . . ' . ' - -.. twerup stiindta . „,;„ .0 Pad 1410411, t Pots )01.tfilli 4 A, zs Atilk • :ref ; adno t ii of ill ed '4 l 4 '. e,ith et. brged es.' d' ,West : itssioniti lids ir - 4: estoilip.l ti4;i ? l; !hey' *Hi p ! !kiwi i d "' tsk. Courtomi I: 4 4 I: 46 h if ie '4O 1 . - t 4 -et / • • . i. •-• r t 0: ' - .• ~ I,ONOUNi • • R 4 • Orem 2; 11111. • . dmigliplim. t . • . . . ... , . '. • 'TIM *Mlle' .‘ The; 1•11•114 is tbs • &Pala ism& this sera. . 4 4 :"7 . • - 4 ' Kew Pa m. Oct, It • ~: --.- .. T. ( 0 1 ; 1 6 814 as Pewiled *better sight thairineld have hires esercie4 free be aseadoese ostler which her Karat' la• loieredjahrday. .. e • , . (Sit• B 4.) a, F. MILMAN. • t 4 , „• gik !, , " It HALFORD." , . Sines Saturday forenoon 4rer MAJESTY has es-:: iterioneed itttifli slight returns of the former quip. tens of Aar disorder ; and althiugh they, in some, 'Amp% ilsweed on Seeds y eveninwind. it was • es': •phinikithe iioold bate passed moodier comfortable eight,7let tlin **verse was the fact; as was testified by 'the Bode& of yesterday. Her MASISTY on that oight scaitely slept at ail, sod leered much pain.— Vie Phyakriates were both op nearly the whole of the til att. T%s Bulletin was sent off directlk to An Quttee'l Palace, and to the Castle at Windsor, a''' ,i`ethit same tioi, letters treat the Physicians to the OstliPli *law!. Al:orderly men of, the 19th. Idaattors was a* sent with a letter born (lie Princess Nosarpok wyo ilighoose the Deke et You at dtinatos, sod ntesiongers were forwarder! every two hoer!, thriftiest the day, to Carlton.bouse,, . , • with the roporta-of tits stage of bee MAJZSTY'S health. As AO ‘doy aniseed, however, her Maass** be. ions - *en .at sass, end tower* two o'clock, do litilititiims bads* far otwided, thtirgir lIIMILY HAL. isk,liiite the Mace, 'fee a few. hoots, 10 visit the kritionOtsiiiitiA. He tamed between sits szri All t beettamoViset- kg the ettetisoosii ibe.Deke of Yoriiirderiveilleoh °edam* tad aheeet at theme. titan dilibllkesat Sums,' tram &adagios Palace. Thais Royal lillehoesees reilaissed about en hour wkb dal ralt4Collll4 sod thee returned to town.— Neither of the Royal DAM saw her MAJESTY. The PZINCZ RISINT did net reach the Palace till six o'clock; on bis arrival the Physicians waited upos bias with their evening moos., The Panics paid a very hasty visit to her Misirsva, and after consersiag a few agnates with the Perticassas, re turned -.l4l:Carlten•house. At seven last eight her MAJISTIC was far from beings* wcft she was pry.' vion to Saturday lan. t r .t •• THE' STATESMAN... , 4