The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-29 00:00:00

ferences only as are the produce of time and cirt. stances. One of the first things which w:1•4 probably occu. py attention at the Congress, is that of providing for the wants of the German Dioceses. Most of the ' episcopal sees are vacant ; there are neither chap. ten, seminaries, nor theological chairs ; the faithful now know nut. where they are. For- tho test 20 I • years, the Catholic church of Germany has experienced lotion on his proposals. Prince Christitot resigns the the mhst• violent shocks.. - All the Archbishopricks Government. The naval expedition t any's' , and Illishotwielp ,of ;the. left bank of the Rhine will be countermanded In time, ilteremallp were secelirised; most of tbesprinces of the church was just giving o r ders to plant the lidded' are dead, and have not been replaced ; many villages against Frederickthall, when the Co . , t rile .. *ant pastors ; ell the foundations have been misap . naval Niece Christian's (miler to s i . plied'or sequestrated. Prompt measures are owes. place: the garrison, consisting of M..... '. O .• 14 ,.; re silly. to remedy ati evil which may have the most I turn to their homes full of joy : their Gistreinor.Ge pern•cious enacts . ,'he Pope - , it is know's', has al- i nrral Ohio* is a Dane, and • bail "great difficulty in tontly mad. a !lesions representation s .on the subject ; t keeping them in order. The Diet will be assembled' be tiemslids• the re-organization of the . Catholic I. without delay : the union of Sweden and Nor w, ty 'hatch iti•Germauit and the Court of Rome is Aaid I will be effected, and restore the peace of the North; to Issue alteady traced out a plan with that slew. Ilis Royal Highness the Crown Prinre.has expressed 1, • %foam, A vo. 18.—His Majesty, animated by his high satisfaction with the Field-Marshal sod the Ito wish to apply's' prompt remedy to the iticalenable whole army, as also with tbn.Admiral anti 91UCers 1 ' evils.caused by a cruel war, is incessantly occopied ' ot the Navy. Tert.ts, :sr GEORGIA, JUNI: 25---Sii.,—,-- Ousley, 1 . . with iSe restorktion of order , in all branches of the " Ilead-quariere, Fredtriekirat, Attg. 16, 1814.' 1 ! ' 1 &Oral Ambassador et the event. ef Persia, is errivyi odeeiinistratinet r anttnt the same t i me takes all pos. • --- I here wi th his family, and a stumerouesuite. Ile las CONYKNTION • ;•• . 1 , 0 . able means' to become persoisally eceived %Rh' the honOura due to his raids by the •• acqua i tititi ' wit h s, nommen wis *boas neenneow Too iiiviiiee to. aisoolrwemers. r . - - **- the real stile of - the public establishmeois of this ca. or Ten NAME OF Tog &RIO of PO EDEN, 6,4 liig ONE PANT, General 'u n i on s' s/ o f , -ose Comrnindef.in.Citier. ti y tal. . The nendentier, the museum of natural his. AN D Tea GGRERRRIVIT OW 1:11_11`.0711 1 1 11 emit, ~ , . .. .. t . . D AT MOIL ADO. 14. rv, the botanit-g,ardelt, & c . have been successively I rt. 1. His lin ., High . p rince ciwiliin a sha u:o gieungs I , a1t .. ,11511,7143C . I Aitli. 19.--At . eleven O ° O4E lag .„ ... _,.• .. ' .iteet by hi•i: blajesty, who, desirous also to see posethie, convoke the &airs General of the Kligeoni of Not. ' n l / 2 04 . ,xttiMiAirv,' tildr4r . gird jhfr her a 1 yal Iligh itie his own eyes the internal police, and the wants t t'es t p o. ac Tb ew r d i rt es sl ti tar i ..nwte n nrbieriaelt aY illen, if ialtox Covm_i- is ' tits .' f i l ; i tai m itir W ales ; hit 3., reoe mo ues , the tbe penedron the 1114 do itrytethwfri .. , _I. • , ."•• '. meet • • "if the regiment of Malaga, went on foot to visit its or if this he hopmetica4le, witstio the tiro eigMda*sot Oet, Dope . he at t o ::1 9 4 . 411 1 , to g.,.t het; 111 t Wwifelibettei kuarters at six in the morning of the 29th of July, .. Art. 2. Hid Alajfity he King of Sw!den,bbillt roseetiiiik, . =1 . 4 . i .., wed cmial __. ev ,„ keard, in the accompanied Duly by the Captain of his guards. The i l l:r.e i rZ 4 ,. A Z . ih !"t e k b Y ("leW more LGuri ~ * 41.11 . 1,11 : 'Tn. ry .- , h -• by utr . 6 . ;alt i', King wits not at first recognised; but this cif. I. Art. S. Nis Mainly Melting of Sitredeoitermohtto stoops•: . - ..... I,' '.millilinneon 1- a the Ceetitance preventing him from obtaining the In. • slTSlssmitstiou trumwd l u Y the lltii• II" Mr tile I • were.. .Si e to , rec rive formation he wonted, he was obliged to drop Msin. 1 114"'• 111, Majesty oil propose suckcasoirs alid ;se w yease,, lr eilm E a w : . 0.4"104". °r1 . 111 ": • • etiesikry to the un.on of ihe twoliingdO.tts, . ktigr- - POP; i iik — lt'ls a P be. the DAR s birth. ~. - _ eognito, he order to display alt the virtues of a good ease other hot in cower. with the Diet. Noce; be granted all the favours asked of him, and —A n ti. •:- • ..' 4 The prasailes ,ot his Swedish Majesty, nod of.. : . .W., ... ,1.1. , i hr1",.... _ l 6 4 ll . l ick . Is tie )ght .--111 Flin hi g this be rrt re Royal. to the Norwegutwiliougle, sloth be stricken., ahem. peoug use •. , • ~ lib ert y to all the soldiers confined for slight o ff ences. filled nod confirmed OS , hko Majesty to tile NOTWegiaa • • '... I ' ''• .4•• - i iiC . • ' , ~ - Vike '. - - - - - Alt Ave,l-6.—After seven months . ditty • could ' Art. 5. Tat Dieftbaltil....entble at Chcirionio. ••• ' ! ' 1 . 6 91 .!) • . _ - Constraint; are to-matte their triumphal entry into this city, • For Tlieral three months we have had the finest 1111111010 , leather without interruption, a thing en 4amiesen In our climate. The fete nr . the Butpress's • leitstber will be celebrated today at Pstuhol t , with Pb WA UAW, AUGUST Barclay *Telly Coniumoder-in-Chirf of all the Russian:Oradea is arrived here with a numerous suit of Cltfieers. The search of the , aossien troops ths'oogto this city e the.father of his subjects, the King lee, wiihoet emotion, the misery to which these de. ' Art. 4 _...; "..."... Ah tir_"_..""li_ i ‘ i l 44 !'t ed ", i*P 4/ "" lb ' e - NI and uniirriointY; 4ll6 . ••• .COnstitution of thd tAtit 'of ...• if - perm, loan ee 1190w9tru,.goortel y 01 lituireelgy..nrany upthoOns not _ f,'neers of the cbuntry had been reduced, without heretofore e x prev.ved adverse in the eosin of the tie kingdoimi: Frankfort is izia• viiti the co-operation', fon of 8a rat de : leatt or mattresses • to rest from their fatigues. H e The Norwegia.. civil:im atiEtary fenetieearies, or *vie who 0 t i re en fer n e t r e foreigner. s h i a tigl iv be h l a rezda ail his resist) and etpurtetv .-. ateitie, some alterations .in the Old Cpystitution have tasted their bead , the quality of which was found bad, and not fit • to. he received; he also wished to hee•.adapted as more conformable to the spirit of are tasted theirsoup, hut it .was not mead : h ow ever e the "ne l e a c tr t s Of nill the nlig ei t 4 g ry. iv" endlulliir 111":649°. ' iS Majesty want through the . kithhetor *midst dense ° ' 1 .. , A craleft w nittl a riti ti rn.t ittn : Mat e t " shali k : 7, l°Y h" . 6 * eines which darkened the 'view; and at • departure : the revocation of the or. ' - eist i te:s or e:1 1 M r p ,sate . Ow - . I .gtand Seitz or Parties of tic Christian • liell: ..• arwerto. . mi/e 44 7 2 pirticul at ly the equallity of Right/ fro f tha i Jeanne/ t4:1614. agniovi the ophlig fargiorowitit aletieeklog- • ..:i 1 • ~. presented the regiment with a gift of 750 fang . t• On the 3d instant , at eight in the mornin, his li "Dose d-N at ° 70. 3 .. i.. tug74,1at . i. '''' ' 1 " . . : *____:_.,_, ' .. . t _ 41414 illielr" 41111 • .. ,__.. ... . ..._ _ - • 9 ' iftil itlpr y.. ts. tre il n i et bcciwetnt liaji.sty paid a visit to the regiment of Spanish , - Ranlied,4 • "Clititallift fftiglatitolL . i l T,Por.tielign, Pik Gwods, to which he gave pirtiqs of equal interest '• , • 'Otto blelfitr r t- '' • the companies CONVI4NTIOI4; . 5 , t • and generosity ; for he was there not less af fl icted ' tilielit se Tea swamis ;If TionWilia11"111114011$ 4060•010111Pi4 Infants frifingles;. ''..aii,iii: Tiso•King of 111. ..... `with the distressing state in which he. found even the I . AT WIN 1100. 11. - ' I.- Sarin • sairsevaiirait . Strifilijstunich, the Hostilities vitalitetid itY. soy . sad laid,lirdwile* t.." ~ • .. -•-• .._,-.•• ..: .- •• . ?- ..,•:sr. • • -__,- Guards.• 'On the 6.1. his Majesty visited the Gene - , tlm es: l4 m " . i . 4 . n t d ro i ;tps s il ea tad Ire . : tzt ra t t o o: l e :; , te tia ail the o "Norceista newly acquires' redo". ; he aifespecten sal Hospital, where he viewed every thing in detail 9 i rat Conveolior..tiinitioui niter the moiling at thi n ifist,i t hith ht AgCheffeitinglittilit goes then to W lit 4 tasted the fond Of the sick. •'' Vevide, AMOOST 9.—Our situation is the mist : both which pleat great preparations are • enlisting possible. If we have not the happiness. of eeive m. ~ . .. • • ;toeing our ancient Government restored, at least we expected that Fribiltfort fate a ill Ilesice to know to whom we are to belong. The : chits year: the re will probably bean Euglish and Augtian Commissioners govern here, gnglisit Inanefacteete. ._ . , ettd as they are not upon very nod understanding in the orders they give r the greatest inconvenience lemma, Auo. 10e4t .11 'Nitrated, - trifles out of thieseidlict of power. To such a point , "stritit • es• Rollin sod' Priiiiiiii-iroopa, bay it resell-A s that for some days the English Com. • a 114 coast of Tolpso:,.;to boieipbatitol missioners have refused ter let any of the nationall ibP( l l' ' "clitlillit#,lo/..'t CHI.C4 4 /MSCPIS of the Oats of ancient 'treat* to set sail.-- misunderstao . jillig, of the entertains losses that result to oar unfavoeralde dispesitielodf doe 11 elas. diuirSwith....'. &plot-4000 alerts. Certainly ive were very far from expecting , 444" .........: that such *avid' have been the result of the peace.— 'clibltd consequences iietpt *Mat' The example of the Genesee., to whom the ancient ittended to, and durinaleliditlitit form of their Government has been restored, hod • Oil& yto Were Elba. .. made as conettise the same hope; fertile Allies, in ....... entering our City, had otitiousiCeil that they would An. a a mt V provide roe type reciprocal revtonittoo ot hammy I' ', • restore every thing to the ancient footing. We are a b' e r n s h i e lit e :," 4 . :47.4. rizetile„,r,„:itiruriwlrf of n c "" iblitillit ej - .'Plitill nhig"."t" fife Oth eteee•ettel* JO assured teat the Patricians Alhriferi, I;outaritti, and Art. t u n k itipulates. with a view le the freedom - " itr oetiberatioivt Deka of WELLINGTON /In arrteed 11 , ' 5 repoli, have been tinsuceessful with the ,SoVereigas at the' I),;: ;ii ttrat neither the Swedish ass the Norwegian Keeps ! bi t first audience of the. Pettailt . •Slotterek. to whom they were deputed; in their demands upon • • well l'o' -re e v b ern " an:gr r rher` l eVi. ou r d ' e or b7.i01. A. is t * fitr 'v o ls v lg. ~.: ChrtLSREAGH arrived at 6egeS en the , . this subjete. otoistiee shall be instantly Aimed. G EXiat, Mo. 11.=•The hope of independence bik. 't• 1.. The Nora e . gind Sag to be ragweed during*** emstiaaa "lty. le Vienna , 10" some of the Pi" 1 .----tint ind arrived.: For'the oilier news contained comes stronger delly.—Englatui appears determined : tie " °t. the lat i i i i li ed e : , CIiRISTI AN FOOltellOß. I to. oppose all division of our territory, The out. I rallarY the i'retent Colveshoo• and seize with plefoure dal papers We refer . 4 0 lier eor 8016 : naily vs ... ars oppor 'unity of gi , leg a proof of my veutimeots towards oi e T _ ___. Aupusr 16.—1 t has been nization of not Government is provislo s/girlicr v"''• Norwegian n own and army. . . Dieted. Weloale.for the (Langres' with the greatest . ' 1: 011041 eII ARLES JOHN. 1 .1 ' Treaty of Peace concluded- at Paris, w, impatience. -s• . - le 11 . 41 . y ;0) cemoierce ; but the Raj ouritnient .• • f Ja. ‘ .gresa t Ay t r ects lit. to open at Vienna on October, jollied to the uncertainty of ' many countries, connected with unpleasant hes caused a fatal influence upon ou • the fair of PliCques is not likely to .1 raT 111 t;g4iM Y, • STATE LOTTr.RE liiioL'iß UItAWINO. GOTTEN BURG H Aida. t OirirtiNsOftml, Atm. 23.—A Swedish Bulletin has orrived pith the important intelligence that the af fairs of Norway are settled, by the resiguation of Prince Chriitian before any decisive battle had taken dace. The following is the substance:— * I " 10th August. General Adlercreotz forced the strong position of the enemy at Isebro withatritliog loss. •" General Count Eisen is nominated by the King . --4.pnvernor-General of Norway, to the great mous . - far Alon of the inhabitants of the parts octupied by us. i 44 Kith. itear-AdmiratWorseen took possession . of the port and batteries of Stesrig, which the ene my had aboadiowd. General Baron Vegesaeh de feated, et Hjornuvel, the enemy, who being rein- . towed from Kongsorniten, had 6000 men and 10 1 . ..........-- 1 Sittertiay the Archbishop of . CAWS; p;PCCS of cannon. We took 'OtX) prisoners • our : The war in Norway is most artespeetedly . Olosed LORD CUANCELLost, &C. iiittald in. • loss was four killed and eight wounded. Th e ene my, whose loss was very great, led on the road to in favour of the Swedes, by the retioation of reined Lords, when the Deputy .tlike or the el t h at 4 „,„o ry are f ees dispatched to require the Attend! Blaken. General Vegesack left the nth brigade at Can/sr:Am ! If the troubles " . who, reprnted. by tfie.ihirkt Frcgstad, to defend the pass of Ladke. ! terminated, we shall rejoice *Mr, belleed,.. a heart- i o C ;' ..7.,‘ m th n e o l l i s Ouse, appeared at the. liar, ' 66 12th : General Vegesack went to Onstassmd, to felt pleasure ; b u t we thought that the Nor- i • i jeity's.commission was read for proriin ; prepare to force the passage of the Glommen. The , ~; wegians were cootiosuling for lioeet, a id - onus.. t till the 28th day of Norember_oe.s. , Norvregiaolli. Woo of Ontonel Stutter, laving finest • , pendent** and not for this or that Snieigign, : An order was On Saturday issued • "bravely against General Gahn, declared , th at havin g -' - shown 6.1 could fight, they should !Ore as bre. who maimed a lordly and a propertied dominion BATHuRST'S Office, prohibiting nll Ay .ft Oren ' with the Swedes, as' they considered the ever them. A Cootenburgh Mail has brought us this jetty from proceeding to that.cousory , ' union with ioederr as a happy !vent for Norway, Information, which it contained in i Third Bulletin packets, without obtaining regular peL and would not fight io ass unjust cause. ' :Of the 'mu Pause% and the documents given in .the' British Goverinnent. It seems that *. The bombardment of Fredetickftitha was . _ . beri . of Americao', iv* ought to hat 44 I *optima rt of our Paper. • theMselves as prisoners of war, have commenced. shipped themselves for Halifax, Bermuda, • 46 14th. Major-Gen. Client Moserr wasorderad to I . • force the passage of giolberg, which, ootwitb.. A Hamburg Mail has arrived, which, among Writ *lndies, and .thence to North .- standing a brave resistances was effected with IP COll. other articles of information, contains ono stating, that coding, in many cases, through the Brit. • siderable loss. -• Austrian, Russian, and Prussian troops hoe been military armementi, and thou performing the honour . 44 Hie Royal Highness the Crown Pekoe made dis... sent, we are not told in what numbers, to the reset able office of spies to their own Governffient. positions to surround the army of i'rince Christian, . • o f T usc a ny , . fhe Valiant, 74, Capt. Muoctc, which expect- for the porpoise of being embarked for . in the position between Moss, feebro, and Ejoi- ed to. take out Lord . Hitt. to America,has b been Elba,in order to secure b r i ll Wand. The reason for bergsho, wlth'a very superior firm; so that Prince -fitted on her main-deck with Congreves germs , which Christian's army, which•rewld - inve been attacked this hostile movement Is cot asalipied ; hat • clearly will throw either 'rockets or shot. No time appear- P t the same time in front; ifillitriier, and on both Indicates that there is some mischief ' or ap- yet fixed for his Lordship's departure. The Valiant - ranks, - must inevitably be destrayedi even If it had probanded In that quertar t-- • -- • • 'is kept in a state of constant readiness for sea. a better. • AVous? 12.—1 t is said that received a Menintial . from Ferdinand the specting the Inquisition. It appears that the' hwe ' ir• to ht Dunes. - , Waugh AVGysT LB.—We'are its permanent peace. Every thing has the our fond expectations. AUGost 17.—The period of a general - 41ibpsetI t but we do not know its benefits. v PRICE Of sTookt:Tuts 1)A1 AT ONO' ri•cl,o4 Polk ',mg. Aiiol 114 11.1. • 9 per Cost. lead. e ' l 6 lodia Beath 19 II p ;'• • I per Gain. Vi.vw 65i“ Itselteqvipt ni. j, 5 p , • 4 pv Cents. MI (benign tit li 4 , I pof Gest. Ks.) 94 , Conn& t... Ace. 65etit a TIIE STATESMAN. AORDON:: • AVIIIViT 29, , 1110 . 1. vrt • 210 NAIrdL INI'HLLIGENCE. 'Sim. Ann. 2R A Iv d Ir 'est ' , rr e Raj y s ships Bucephalus, from Russia, and remain for orders of war, from Fiddling, and sailed for Brest s transports from Portsmouth.—Came down from the River se. sail of merchantmen, and sailed to the westward.—q t y colon not konwit. Ponvsmovvn, AI7G. %I.—Arrived his s ad Bristol, from the hastwartkrilitilitiehiPesCrillia.aassi rio sloop of oar, from the sestword.—Ealied the Ceatair Nay of war, fur Plymouth.— Released , Spit/rt.—The °award-Wiwi were under • Mei. this pot back, as the wind has rustorrir. ' Womb packet, with a mail 110 Frawels,Freeling packet, • Warstowrit. Atm. 27. pilaff, whit a mail from they Nan &Mond Roads, . tobadikod "leo. seder convoy Alto mailed two of the French aligned at eattfe. Limas/ x, Ana. RB.• te4pain Ponta al. and hfs Majesty's rklpy Grpnicei at 9 P. M. cl , erea tar 14410e5. PaVeetrt it, Are. Cork.—Nailed the Baichas Opeiggii4pep %at, 40 , 01 1 0 i Peden ritigitelb '.,$.lV 114004 Wi t h pl4shordt ; 10.939 . h 7 Mtoedris taken •t Meragissei l iglio4 foloostb. There are.shout Tb•lttiters horn Pentane , irth* fivourabte: I • .. ,~ -"ay. .and Lady Pa.tzAaai.it Ali arriaiai ... 1 *re at the tion9arebk. Sir, Gatores 6 11 411 69- .1 . 4)eck-yard,,-Pertsteeetb i tbiaday, Ili ltVidt: roalMiCtioot: ll ,,:; . - ',' ~ .... ~.,,, ,' • .:: •..,; • , . ;* 1 tbe Sa n t e u g rd oc it i Y a;io i n N el . t eigq ober alli ti iihi -4 41.1114 :11.114 1Z 1"1.. . — l . saft ill aerial depression, and; mantilla iroi tiitHeitiOrt . ' as three per cet. discount, -The apprigieesievi*, . . - i ,the market will be bertbefitdpi4R.4lo , ►- ~ meeting s in ts of ler ( Pa o;o lla ws me tl t o : tr ifir PAtgo s ili tat e 4 1' hai been risk) -- • 22 tatitiOni rirmairi —.le To sit k the I per mew at Nit , . . , 3 Bee/ ... as. 0.1. U. 6 64. i east' WM qf Cattla Oda &It 9100 tint:oft ..ba. U' to, % .' B V EN e't )rk i .: .. 7 6 1 1 1 .. 01; ' to i l . 7 8 ; . ..1 1 4 en :: • • ****** *971144: Lamb ....is. 0.1. to *- Od. 1 ipt , ...... b• • • ...AA.* . 1 34 ' • lift It•MAIIIKIR. ' : tiny • 4t: 'oi. l 7M'i t liilit o'. CC , . e.t.met ...,.. 64. 0.. RI. _I. 7&. 0.. • .04. . c . s6ll* ••• •6 go 14s. 04 *D IL I'• :I L ' ' l‘" , • . .. Tit ti. • sTATESMAN; -'- . .. fought with the giWiteit bravery. • Prince . Chtistian Baitipstisiottii, Ammer 18.—tw;mttitr' tlf . i1 . '. 4 ' made,PrFiPaials ; bad a **9la like. placei. Alva aaaal! Iblainikluanls,,6oo6ioraogi Wave _ . .gulbtliti go to 2 was libt doubtful, 'INA it 0 1. 601 4 :havt.a 4loll l 4 i 11 "Ai aLi iiiiiiili‘jere they are to era' dark fa : Russia. His " 5 ' . and howl moor Otertbc.two klisdookt. The ' Bucei 64. 0%!n Ninon acicepto d the proposals ... osaic , _ ..., . A " : llajost ..A y th e inliero . . r to , „f Russia - Will,ailist at Vienna stoop " 15th. Generals Skloldebrand and Ujonsidma al; the 7 -' 4l or September. • • nransF rewrite(' .from Moss, wbithes‘Aey hada:won to in. Pwraasautton, AUGUST 3.—in a few days the „ „ no form Prince Christian of the Mon Prince's rein. guard% who, escept the Cavalry, are a r rived at 1 coati _ . _ ~.. _ . . _ _...._ £1...3_ ...:.......shal ...rat into t P. eight tip maificatimi beyond that time.. ___,•• bath Mt 2. The blockade of the Nonv-giariparl..saan be nthleds trim .. the day of sistgag these morals. Imporasilost v4 l t ATMs& cepa hi lion shall be free, rn .rd being halo the ll eri ... 4emoto • E . . , duties. • •• • . .. 1• • ' it I S If ibelirtems•of Frederletstelejsal*4 OBlellay or ttitahMs lig n ii4 411 44itte ed. it shall be immediately surresidetok str doe's • _Arra! i unto belongiae, to the troops Obis fissedr • . I= 4 eirjpio risen shall snap* oat of the fortress whit orty ~.„, . military bowmen. The oaken dealt *ph a r 4ed tog virberet ret .SI Oil they thiak proper: . thesoldiers shad notatee - -to illeie• brutes. r A zia l , Both 'ball prOdsise not again to serve &idlest the inlaffik K aff4sls . 1, 7 1 •?`" 0 .. ; Swedish Majesty. 4 and & 'it ankles trace the Ihseride ta l i f et tV that the Norittightri'isitional troops *all be ~. ros i. ji• tors iiihrdr. iye gtorineeag o =ll .r, SMt '• r gru AO& be mai ..•41F • •I. ly.ttitS .41141issa, whir a arab . *MB and artillery. Ala! 111 In The vests - I* 4 • .-. villein twiny shall mt*Ohlo ~. ea. • • •• „ • ._ , 1. The pan of die *fittest army reardsitla ewe 10r. rOt'llttl shall retire within the lbw*. demareatioa on two doics..*. 44p ) . W.' '. . . Soilisk army rettorsdag home, diall ilwaraitsee he marrearmi 1 °1." r...P m ". l . b . k ____.' _,..- . - .s,- .....a. t ......, rm. nit irivenniv i. • r o h ,* Leyden aid ; a Frew* ti . 81. ( ilelen • r•Roadi e Viol& monolog, we" fear will be ; os shifted to the westward. —Arrived yesterday the Duke of tints mail from Lisbon. in oinednyr.--ilitilof gteo n with a mail for Lisboa. 47.—Arrived she Frauds !reefisg n Guernsey nod Jersey. Sidled yege t , I Is, okb the Wind at North, the Na.? • convoy of the Derwent shiny of wa r .. French vemeb,i,fter dltelnaging..cheir • • 1 .-- tb .f.:l 44B.llivs,ami A. yeillialki s4e viiimr. vormit asireel*sri : **,roi , *dies, dl oaoP"° -, itt I.; 1 k 4 .7. .—No A /100 • tia llROW.gaiMdeoila riiptes, oa separate eroiginhl Oirpeptft • .f last irridont " Ortorlyitel Of a geed season ;. Itogrbevis bare already losos l , 0 1 .4 holtweett that port DA are *boat 4140 ilegAwed4 tat evince, oil tile same eubisai f , • Mitaira:,,lOoly h a s been Pild up; 22 millions remain , en *Otis •.. • . thiongli . 4%; the first payments. only have. been made, c ad of this •• 4 •e o . i e lo ' frel e-rlB inillions.belonging tb 710 proprietors, are phew* • . !OralOrg, at Its the 1144,, ...; ' • I Artiche '0 American produce have .been, fattimp — ::made to re. . -,• i t •• • . i• - - ! time Pasfr nNuattiag, according to the nattatit ; •' i infUrmation received here from dheut, in tint *by ! . 1 be Ivey brit. have described. 00 Itirley last, on the delivery l• 1-; at ineudatiou . French letters, cotton sand tobacco had a sudden rii- T - ---- t • the formerofail. or 4d. per lb.iiiol the latter tat aho 4 1 .' , 1 " 1 . 6: . I. sd. Large purchases were/ride by people who •Zte 1 /L i • igmlnylr. sll never keoWn. to swaths*, and who were put regu .'.' t ire :Or' doaletalii such einnifoilitiee. 'MI .the belvo Wog 610 i -eked !et' crsceo to the party* Correspondepce with 044 .., 04 i t o r ibot e - Swett oi. thee!' e algae": as 'bey finished their &mil :. • It , t i t . 'nets iritYthecbmsloe :wiitiltet,:eet of With all ea : • #l4oA ii4 iOaglif4aptpirstr.4l4./dtrtfehesterr, to posh t . 1: . r •-•- •.• ~,.._ x:.;loptik . 1 11• 0$4:zP, -.. 1 - ',:t ' :•-•: -- . • ' i .. Tr it li:•AiistriAle : - York eittOete. that the i 011100 0 1 11 oldelitleatirbint to. Call an !Eittraordinary Meeting s !•.*:: i•- , • • tof lite; CerttiWte to lay **foie kthe' nets dogma ++ , . 1 geode by the Blitish .Government, respecting the °li& Th e . boundaries. The account left • Washington in rims. isd . bed beginning of July, and 4t . is very probable the. . • • • - a Metre*. -- Ittril lion which are now open with France, it might ha* '• I latili bo his reach I that t lung before wecouldrecei ve It ': tf_ ..... coon ty selpntentieriei brihe circuitous conveyance of Q settee or Halifao. fined In . this* i .• 'Vauxhall Gardens closed on Friday night; when his • • ' !Address was delivered by Mr. TAYLOR.' lie stated , stim that ti .. iliat it was wish in fi nite regret the proprietor Now hit* t, ' w sill obliged to chase before the'usual pot in4l. turtilsO tonic, give Sc. -r aw ill w ..estm.: ester were, by the continuance of ,p • aiS it of the Pen. .rinleinat and illumination 4, convert e d info,*' ..:, on rho tat of of Vaealsall ; end the fete i n . the' pi rhAc 'fre: rk of the fate of his own - en g ineers were borrowed, lionvietod . disoppoinitnent. Against national espettgare it tiesi' ‘, : sent rumours, in vain for an individual to contend. H. nos, theme ur commerce, fore,. compelled to submit to the looses he had ties-. :0 saki things batted, and by closing the amusements, avoid eh- • ...'•,: • hausting himself, or intruding on an exhausted town. ;the.Piiipt 6li lieroncluderl with expressing a hope, 'ln ateet an, m - : vit ti vi . e . public under more fortunate circemstaeces the nest ' season. . . . . - e. . . 1 n • lave ch'il lot t o . —OuRI%,-- M ARTlAL.—SatorAakiifrintri-Mareal w , • .. . • .• held et Portsmouth, to eittleire inch the conduct doubt - • - •.- ''_,_. •• Lkut. Putiick Took, while commanding e party •all - t!l' Marines ou board the &maim transport, ou the 190.1 h a . he retirte'of July. it appeared the Aliferican prisoners of war , ' ; embarked on board the said transport (or a passage t er a. p eace has England, had taken the advantage of a Mick fo , It& I n and mile she watch on deck were busily o oploy , , tin trimming the soils; &c. had made a siren inns at. tempt to liberate themselves, and to take to. sto,.• . .. ree 3 ußY , the which was suppressed by the exertiort;s of the it : ,ar;. a ~ ' the house of and invalids under his charge, after-it straggte . ofT4t. • he 13iack Rod, than ten Minutes. Lieut. 'Nate inii‘itpan rho eei- iidance of . the denceof these factsactiuitted.—Adefir al-Foote, .:. -ki and officers preillilent. , • when' hi:l 31a. 1 1 , :75. . *.,'- • f. - --iii.•••• • 'quit% Perlin- cox' F.xcusixer. Allo.l9.—Thert wnt a ple:11141 41111117 . ext. .. : . • of si.sem this rooming. sit Is irtriairtirin of from I'. tots.. ?d from Lord ley. It'"e's sigt 0-183 e ach 2.. cheaper. IF eiber tarltdeil ji t . s . i altecilloset. • k rnerico n sou- w hmt ( K n obby.. r _FA 116 Boom .... ... . ... -4 eb . 1)b .• by the British nitto Forerga) - 4B $t Old ditto -.-"scie . ' i• lermission from ' itYe , 36 4:6 Tick do. .. ~• Hurley ••• 92 36' Old •O. .• • • cat great num. N,w dim - - - Os tb - •6 ' I. p . eve considered 1 Malt - 7150 Fier ditto • -.4 VW re cladestinely white l'iois, ...-., ...... 51 56 Polktid . do. td•Fat New ttitto .... . i ..... - - Peed dam • ' - to 17 nodit, and the f)itto Wilier,' • f 0 ei Flute new ..•.....:•7 73 • it 48 Seconds ... .. 65 TO America, pro. they Peas •• : ..f . ritisb naval and StirrilltlELD MARKET.-Avis. V. _ _ . r et t i • 1 4 ..' r. l ' . . r 6 I[; . .• r t.#l . . 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