The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-14 00:00:00

R TO MORRO*, at NINE .'CLOCK in the . • the STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRA' WHOLE is to he DRAWN ON THAT DA* Arr. Mails. 1 I ti O . ~r H amborgit ...... , 0.4 , Lisboa ~• • - ...... • • •• 00000 Plicf: OF stocKs TIIIR MILY Alivrirt. Baia. 9i9e . I t 2t la n Zl 6 ll4 S per t;e4o. Red. t3iii 9 per Cent. Coos. 654 'Elgpllptlyrt wil: 4 per Cents. 814 . (O e ui s n 9 d b per C.ent.Nury 964 for Act. • TH E STATESM • LONDON: 4.% troops." Cottinatne, San. 30.—There i. from Norwar,eicept that they expect ince the ameasiling of the Diet, which to meet by gm 9th ef..pctober. An ' and a Wish Wiese lying off the Nf to convey Palace Cbristien to DlMllaik be expreseei t- wish to leave the country menial intercourse with Norway Is an amnesty will be granted , accordit lotions of the Treaty of , Kiel ) for all nettled In Norway. St. Periatsonou, SEPT. 21.—8 y the 30th of Attgest (Sept. 11), his Intl.. tis ordered.the Synod that henceforward Ice celebrated thanhOinis wag ies Dec.—TM titit`Decembeishall le fin iu the Church Almaneck thus •Sivieer Jeserebrist,.and r estivat,nit t'.e deliverance of 'he Russian Char frosetbia invasion of the Gitisis t and ' • ; their Allies." tratiat Roatopchin, General of Ito, .mtroot of bloseowLandViceadm.Scbaschkow ably Tecbestbaget ), have been named yst Imperial cownelj t as a reward ' "Kedges. flanoetti; Oct. 6.—lt is said that *entire harbour is to be made at Stade, . Lunation, SEPT. 30.—The POI •eatorned here yesterday evening from ,eked this morning at Zuchy, wit • suite, to visit Melterie, and go thence Her Royal Highness will afterwards ' Simplon to Italy. •.4r - We have received the Paris Papei Inst. and cause, as usual, the chief • tical interest. The domestic affairs ,lost much of their Importance to other t• be Chamber of Deputies, on the 10th, portation law was adopted, with in its favour. The masiinum is 2b . ' iitre. This measure, which, so often 'Tub Papers, is a cubic measure of iinAoosandths, old French measure. VIZNIik t Star. 30.—Every thing the opening of Congress, this . event, general attention, it appears will tal sow. The Sittings are to be held .N. ' . .... ; l„,,,„:,1 . i r mioAirs °noun:, 14, 1114: 1.1,! ,, b -• Amother Dutch Mail arrived this m , ciiiiteets . are of interest. The "lapse the 12th Inst. has an article rather conk .r. the statements lately anode 'in the Fren , : • i thaftbera is a getterat contentment in,' wish regard to 4,119 turn of affairs, and that si • Tiartie's.' Thief roof so recently affbrded , disciples of the school of CARIsoT' still } f iance, aid that many of the military . , iiptO is for-liter tgittent tom , t he ‘ amisges thus . ~ diked fry ~p itoteit frintlere;. • iit the Inference 4 , .i. s ai,„,, ,.b• justly drawittrom.the - • • ' ••• - ' Alone Sch, and the measures .lee. 4 . , •• 101.4r 44 7t ley+, . r O4. 41StifirterS to *1 sad 1 . , tri disikOpOuted hi iteir cO#uel defies. fd . itrire.t.t. Stye —.. . . • , n;;1 0. 44 Froth the French frontlievelbl l 4 lit of disappoint :which has prevailed/. army is by 'lse means appeased. A slit siddlers accustomed to the licence of ' agoil4itotOtiAetasaivoi,Ao a state of weinerke4, • , n :-. s viiCidaaante'- .that 41" 1 ' .• violent of , ~ eh smailleoed open. uto ongiod: • . the most mutinous . tilt : 444 . I,e'service of the colonies. a - 4 . 4014* very probable that there io Frauesidispemel : to go to war, to recover bank of the Kleine, but the French Monarch jest end too moderate not to disappoint iiiil prfiects.“ . :•:.. ~ Ilse. Haarlem Courant, of the 11th . • as followieg article connected with tl4s + 4. 4,,Pittn64o, Oct. EL—lt is known siriel above 30,000 men, under Gagers' . - Is salt In end -about Mamba* ; we loos. ... .., .:4 d authority, that in case France skqukl ~amt. I '4 p f.... y show a disposition to oppose the ivranmenf ..,.. ,:v ~..ch the Allied Monarchs intend to F t . isa of Enrope, this Russian army pia* on dur frontiers. These eat *paws . i4ded to those which are taken 'gantry are calculated to tranquillise • eponding, wbo might still fear the m French aysez, On the least appeartact our couatould be covered by: 1," • 4 • . . 'ME S • .' .FASMAi t i. - . , . • ? : , ..F. ;N: .• . _ _ mislik, ~e. lirleV Y to MORNING, Chance ohe *': sa . ... tittle he .. •. ' ; %ft. it hi k 6 c 4111 *Or - , 4 4. , . ~ N41:41, INTHLLIGENCIC '' , . - OW --olawv-, h. • . 1 . ~ . .. • AWING-THE W ill to * , s ' • 4a " • . ' -- ' t - I. a • ' - • • 1101 I - :e" -- .._ r ~.• 1 4. ii Y . cee ikd s . .h .. .4. •P • .I' . g. , .-- • ' . • . - , hytamie thansai • , ' ; t ' ' - . .:' fi nd for chi ; • .• 4 4 . N .. ‘ ,„ ,„ l er Intaxass, OCT. 11-Sailed his Majosty's C ensor '4 fly for Elsineur. Tim next coovoy will sail , • w'r ' d on""by iti • h .4. ii . • • • •-• ' lhoe . i . . r Thee. We have as yet no dispatches confirming , 25 . ' 1 6 ) : 614 4kg : °car 12 ....A ived . 8 , • . avid 3 that when they have agreed upon some of the 'Litotes ~ . . rr the Mary, atterble, fro" A. 2 therwspertmmitemieserkttrebtr i r s it e ,br ite ent *elated/ipso. of Skr..tekLog of Plattaksigh they , dis, and sailed for the River; Rainbow and Scou t . 4; i i t e t . Cli c 11 seen* little doubt otth feet, The verbal. accounts the press. The difficulties* which maJOK regi r e e .s..,---. 1 .. war, from the Mediterranean, an 9tie pal trottrtvateison4ii lend ~,,.....1 ... 4 6 . iiti.iby a repetition from tena, Dyer. from Oporto, and salled far the tbasses '' iti - 44 it is believed, will be p ublicl y 'to 'elicit Information of lids egploit are Aim .t., with the (White% a dft ateirconistaisces :- and r e am e -. tr le p) .1. - 'zer - - ' Mr. nett O ' CLOCK froiThole who ere unconnected - iwitfi.Hti congress! ~ , ttig,itria twe llfelllttfratiem, Atil* Nebi . ,4 - Cogs * OCT. 8.-His estee sloop Castilian . S i l - 1 0 - • . --rWe trope that - the Court Gaselte will ,inunetliately main, dowts free the hi., %Ilk t'; hi ' ' 31 1 . ate.. . •• eritt ins I4IS p publith a 'journal of the diplomatic proceedings. , ihrriattfie air-harbour yesterday-eveiing, , with a re. • with America* prism's!' (Aiwa,. Isciand to Plystuatilt...4 •'' •'.. tent Yesterday, at the moment when Prince Schee* bhPenred,,Weet Ihdiatnanr, Wit, leh'iled, been previously theatery. yonerrog i es A pe Oliver tramp " fro . • te. tea tenberg was replying to oak she Emperor of R o mil fr estic I .: 4 1 4 : 1 1 1 7 , . . ..Cliefeeise . ~...- A? . rice . c peivatedi. ~T h; Cp . nie down from tap shier serene ships--westea eV, a ' hail that Monarch entered the Prince's Palette. , •deses by Site, MOS . fign Is, that Odttibeirg - . PORTIMOUTR, 000 1 13:7AS'ived his:Majesty's ship . '•* 'ng Emperors. and Kings who ant apw Vivienne, lAN- The Em Ki• h a d tieeq (shell by storm. We are said to iifteeepst flies the B , g r aiil l! 0144,41e1;Pi:rea1,from t:te Dawns ~ .. .1 . .s. j-• • militia. - Tee 1 . Bunnudn.-Sailed ills Sejerty's ship Sprightly oe %tali Came into harbour his iiijist 'it sale Weren't -114 is. " QAciiiii - '' ;IPP are the Emperors of Austria and liessis, and t MO° 'men,. chill,' native troops and • Balkh truces e wers commanded by Lieut.-General t _ ... hi _ ~,i di. ~ w .. .- _._, _ V .... Cork _.; 1 2 e " -"r • .1: &hip of Prussia, Denmark, Bavaria , andWirtidati I,4t:' . berg. .•• . , _ Ilse-Toe; and American by General lesne. The YP v ani 4 " . 1 , 11 " 1 "" 4n° the W ..i 411144 , Left Wlll sail li the moroiagtillB6 his'. MajeitOship Cyam '. * t The Ministers are, he' Aestria, Prince Metter. occepakon orb? piaci pest be decisive of the war ~ , , , i- in that quartiPLE-Wheing the chief military depoein • ~, ~ . morning. Its nich ; for Russia , Count Nesselrode anti Baron de - --,...---).....4,_—. ' ; the Stahl of Ilitne:York. The intelli g ence previously Cit Ow n Y far Nesvfouaitagut i , . * : s • gs- a Courant, of Stein ; for France, Prince Telleyrand and the Doke WllO - 4W 474 9 0SLLPT 0 ent;LAttiot tut received from Americo afforded room to espectim. - '•-• -4 ' ''___-___- - r• .- •- • - eel! .. 1 ... 1r .,- Intradictory of ,of Dalberg ; for Prussia, Prince Hardenberg ; for in that neighbourhood, and hen- Teedsi sititogi iteItCASTIL,E 4ifttiistC6,l: 2.i the . , rieveris, Prince Wrede • ;.for Spain, (iteralist Gomez Pedant el:written! Tench Papere,• tiers this account .1191; imivebab ., , 10 . ." . .,-(Cork . .sfd. .. i . Never, n., site h iv .. !iyvesird,,x ,t atr o f . 6, 0 4. vertiser.) .. .-,..., . 1 . .. - .-.-, Ir : f. , •••• -.`• • of that kingdom de Labrador ; for Portugal, as. de Pamela ; for Si- I l ' s -0 . . • A. • •• 1.'4 AL.. '.. . ey rroviueuce tnin e ern nun in w si Hie. sal liat" theriere city, M. de Ruff° ; and for Naples, the Dike de. .... . Jed, that many Campachiero. . , STATESMAN-OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. with such abundatica , 44 .l l4lfigniiir;...W o mly not e ft till survive in The Emperor has addressed the following cabinet We have just receded New York Papers to 04 t. reekon no lets ... than . • f i s h E st i. vie r are malcon. letter, of thedate of the 12th of this month, to the • .. 01%11. brought to Pirveuth. by . a Spanish m g .._ i blishment I r - ... • ....M ,10 '. .., , . 0 . ~..,,, m i' Lord Rediedelletheiritibbl . 0 ' ' rots that re - l Field- Marshal Prince Schweasontag:-/ • .' They tarnish the Agierican-offiziel accounts ,of th a t /0/..h. Chancellor , • ' • •,. ' •• t t -Hon, • . • fp the inference DEAR FIELD-MAlLsllAffc,Pilkita. SeCIAWASTSW 'gift-are of Washington, cud the recento& thins WI saia t - b . ; u rt /. we an •-nW 10,0001 - . 1 1 3 ,i 1 I t- ,be Prince' of Vtirtell i l thet,qmirter of • the . . United State& ,- de.eule• r 1 Chancellor ; *pkilt Hou.y( t Dore nes ,is iiitr- . 4 nn.the modere- azaar-" Field-Marshal ilka. treasures taken burgh having acquired new claims on ihy gratitude, t h oug h t ho se o e % t i c sk ein ' -1.., are ceeditablitelhOtety. ' i Chancellor, as fret Commissioner of..ese..:* 4• • ~.11di eh a s t o induce by the prompt formation and regularity of his mill- r i o t er pr o of t roo p*. me m o mg oe k o hb e eit :end iflite - riAiiiiicirreelliittor Of. eXeite r 111 ""• 'lt d disorder will tary reserves, and by the signal services which he p ilf er in g of p r is a t e i ro p - e r ty are s id ok itt e d t o ::h avo l dear. ted,. his friend. Mr.'Sairrin.and'hiril se • • Chancellors, ait rats with them.,to,ovile... ~F . - sea /,...The Hogue perfeimed with them in the last war, I have thought ;been p er pierate l e.by. do r om i t p o...At - 1•4 ~1 1 ,0* :,..,.••• I . - ' Magistrates . erithout further complaint or a. : , • ' proper to give to the said. Prince a proof of my sods- 1 The Members of the °overages* have agaideseas •• i: so t w at.we.cen boast at present of our A - •,.:;•, . ...... r, Haft the /pi- fact i on in nominating him Military: Governor of 1 t h e i r i p pm s ro sw i a • a g . g• aamp , _,_ , '7• l '" etior : awl goer, that Ad- • lore v frem Lord Redesdale down to Jephio'n• 2. iti i ,, i ,in the French Austria, orthe districts above and below the Enos." I chit% 111(140 . 6i defend, therainfilling the.plece,*erith ciseman. ' . •. : t . • , . .. •'l ll Past number of .....reen-- ~ ~ . . „ , t ro op A . ..- . - alarming senstition among the legetftillosen t it* A o a r; cannot We have - Are* cautioned the Public not to place • Theexpectation is eery gentle' 'tbroighout Ape'. - - -- ,_,. Court.. . Seethes 'frietide cohiplaiir nt4ephnier ,‘• ~ la I t p e ace, IX h toomeelbediance on the - accost*. Ar the negiato • r ho- d ra t ne -e4A,ntawl'lPle Speech -to Congress , On : rr, discretion , but others accuse l aurin bheself :- •""ill 1...0 • i t, . *et A me , , . -, e at. Gian t s. which, are pet into :eircetellya 1 br 19th SepteMber, will Confer his migiaitien. Russia same offence-•-4t Is na.iteprObable that the. • ',-•'.l. a t i philligline; •sre, laterested speculators ,, and expressecittbe little hope - ph* is gettgiteeed,ge likely t o be hitispecessor. - will be submitted to. Pertismentary inrestigetierr'' t igiilettelee • -- Weelabrtaised of - a satisfactory rirsaft to theselin- - p. ,4 i hn t elmorre i . .. and thni the Celia Meeting 015 y prove the seemed a' alei.lri . ';'1 ; q i /being negociations, which seem tot partake; not a letrace Of' le *RON tetra' Gibraltar', September ( impeachment • against a Crown (MOOG, Aided fti c o l i a • 1 .4atl tlll r lBl-14-0, 4 1he fever' Increases - 'repidlyr and .1.1 being , as it was intended I. be, the stage for ling* tl therti li iitat *; links of the dead-and-alive character '. of a recover:ll4 •...... A. . meth fear it -soon be ;very bed. 'The artillery :I charges - mg/nest Iselge Fletcher and the eirk 4 Meran. s 0.1001e!r79 lagging on , and promising ad i l l t r eet iTV'S' w r ce podthe the day iista "' til ei igia • - . k • • •• • . • Monarch igloo '-• redress till the parties ereondone. Though the wntere i 4. toe , ~ up recic .en yester. c leo e .; , dey : several of • them are sick. It has !likewise en- The deelaratisto iellite i ly Jephseei A will be re- a s such c r ied., of the accounts daily circulated regaiding the confer- . ...t the 1 Arca. other r.egiettelts in the garrieon. Xesterdes collected, Wit : - be thiloilret4l; .(her, )44** eat- . •• entail bt theroinnsissioners evidentlytneer as•little of there wero In . deaths and 50 cases. The laisie l Xles. skean'', held a conve4non with .tbe..Adierery- t ~.. A - 1 i 1 1 s W, his also theheiiieadinnderdiscussiegoiskure martin the 07 were brought into use yesterday, and it is expected rvenerakpreparatcl.l tolls attendinee'et - t . t g ri .jay eet ,:.... s ot we are prommte d w i t ii. as m eas t rons obe sity 3 V . Goverrimeit'woike will be suspended WitAl:de. ing, and that Mr. Sauiia mm 6811444 hittl ' . bar • to theCneeting, throe h him , that IPberrfirel 1 thei a Russian still the markets and the fehtie k diaidded by thigee 'M , IlTne' i ,:.r.,. e Merchants interested in the hooding of goods lean, sktiold niele int of-any kliteral Hennig. We are told to-day, thaitthati4ol,4e. ' • *l'M.'" portlo of kondon wort to have an inter-slew Mei not deltig •, his city l' torte : • • • i we town. hem calved. btAgelheaga leliars 440;* ~,,... ',...:.., ~....,„,* be : ~.. egilit the Eiri t .d. LIT4II/111911L . 1,14.412414/44,‘ ilsa. Chaucellor, ;al ! xi -' . ' 1 ' Ikea unmet:tr. Gentleman (the usual ehaniedh- Vdto • , n. , . • • . l 'ettlearTentreery. - "' •• •• •• ' 44 - • 1 •:-',' • • • t - 1 - • '. • 1 -4-egnin thee .seti . e, ie 4. - . e itranvments on the 10th , that since the letervieter:7 sfr. -••' t 11WassAS, tv0;? . ... ci.-ft*lnforfildivit Mehl beat ! ~ _ sr __ _i . /_--... •, ' •.• .. I make for the respective Commksionere as litednesigys the Mk: : ltheillredr th at lk of thieves intended to bee ii wt the mitr e des r u o g geoffies„ [. saw .Le Roe* r i s d est i n ed t o of this month, nothing had been - I li ? . or even i t t l en t t b s e Generel office, avt . ,,ireo ca off - the' learia • oselie alleetticite-ks Veiscirre4 the eat ~'" '0 of the:iron. in the - ttec.eiver-ueneraf e d - ' -- e I,,,r ia at t ,agdaseti for aolyd_tiliti..- energe tk e soo t . attempted. The dispatches* whice:..erers sett off I ogl e , which freqOintly contains Bank . of. -Eriglaad is hilliest* -ass. raw :hob .11/Im.btals 114AsuVir lef t. from hence on Friday last, will be Os first Commua, i and other, notes to,,the amount of 12 to rs,oogt. La , : i lowa-itt4okapt . ho-ptribwatitaletpdifetwitt n here, in Q 0! e the most de. nication that i s at a ll likely to renew, the isitevcoaree s 1 vender and Vickery, the police officers, lately die. 1 lers. one 'after' the of PA - .110. octe. Abiffitit!ilti • . etWeiledttie plat tierilst Oiled, notwithstanding the Ihe was ors the .• • , li..t,he.i've -it tro , 'p. wo hi l i on o f the and it cannot therefore be expected,. thitt. betas the selicernef eft Post-lam tie it as imprattleebiti; and the quickness w fithifili he changed hit r os e s of d ang er beginning of next week an y further ingeflegOrre ,can every door, place, ateilock, being deemed thorough - 4 was surprisiaki ThOnitteit:tir of the eh, . t50,4* 'bosen be procured regarding the proceedince. ft: 6 0 ,Imm i -._ • . *ff., 6 NA .. been .., .-• r wicwll9..i t iwe la 7 p übt t the office bee was so totally oinere seat yoaesould Wadi reported, that very late on Wednesdaki Mei' entered, *karat Of' th ii 'acts, and 00 tlutetit ' th e ilit4 they Mere ail cis ied by the tame man.- Ate44l . ... ~. ~ is nothing new senger arrived with dispatches Irma_ , a _iiettliat Iris' sliest °poised / the eoesents - examintdc.liet no. he eh arao nsas i b i t i.,,,, -• . aro .41 tcr i ttillsh; MOO; fin' Y' rne y,lo,Spi, - . Thursday, Lavender WITh ; 11,144y• A Jr:" ' Iti Z act with impati- he was the bearer of proposals 41-41 vary pe t s& as. thing .4ekere Ivo . AV"betrel4:perhaps, nor, ll . eying who entered the Inn a . . .. She ale* war idol hich is expected Lure . With this story was coneeited . tt dispoeition and yiebery attaided at the °lnce to prove the pos. a d m i re * xis r7 , -...'41ii. gnu ; - az * : . English frigate on the part of his M6jesty's Ministers Co • serrender awl • tir p or, 1-..) .. . i -. • • .., .-. the locip, inducting the iron forty-fire years of age, and splenetic ;b . Lady s i a forwegian coast, all their pretensions to territorial acquistilai on the chest,- without any violence . ' Hwang disco. dashing Worrian of twani4 . viholad Rimmed Miter I Paris was the only piece to dire his tengs; A ,s yseret as k all s mu t , es Cauadian frartiers. This reptesentatioo pad *effect T y r o th e thieves rte 'weep to hftve effected the tob. itiry. • the corn. of lowering Ameitcan - produce, and of somewhat ad. Wry, they produced i meteor key, • which pissed all , i French.eandeligtiffel : the Lord,4teeirf t , s t et illigl vancing the Fonds; but we are Persohded, ihat there the leeks lendin g to the' place where . tke iron chest it . his servant without :-- t+' :Aker, igieuert I , se Is restored) and' tied , and another. ke which op e ned the Iron ' v ' ' • j og to the all o- iS no truth in it. There is more probability in another tkliblel- r . . 9 . P e , ;. 1 IL/JAM •i sue /00g0e31 pil/t e ceeed ;- nee trite • chest itself, without any • noise or difficulty. this ! AItaETFR NOW iCio :poor 41" Wier " Thi: WI 11 native Danes account brought by the Dutchman arrived today, that :' ; wee thought the more extraordinary, as the key of'; keeper's wife then asked them ' whattheYnSould bare the information respecting the destruction of Wash. "- J, AAA is never out.of the possession of the person: for breakfast : the Lady chose teak, mei he Lord kigtoa l and the late events in North A mer ic a, whi c h . w i le ill the care of it, and who is accountable for —... 4 d Pour' . 746( W amerce " . The, , cote;. hy an Ukase of 1 - . mper i ti - i m a j es ty has arrived iii the interval of tit* a conferences,. its contenis. .. . pleieed of the-length of their jciosiex„lii ,s 0 Ay war d t h ere s h i n has much irritated the slaters, ' tad; 1- T he Nar y , Owen, 'Gem M o gadore to London ;*, L or d eiseeted- , ---" ilFdddentle t,'kith,; •fileelle . Letton, from . the Havonnah to London ; il est plebs de .loagAltr.".' All 144 . a . Mtk i ' at-, on the Ilsth- that it will tiling the negociations to an abrupt close,l 41 Pal l et and Nancy, .Allen from Poole to Nentiendland 1 r'sia ss e-* elmitlisectors were inter .ti uture be merited ,if the demands of the British Government are per- eye se retaken het ' the lit and eth:tilii,by the 'l bursts i e o l f c le s-s e i g i htet, istisditie peotile tlisi- i ," Birth of" oar -severed in. The following is the article received by pi que troll itod, .sent for Barbedoes. "!•'',_,* - ‘ - ''*,. , A every minute at us , to sea how - wo e r - ,el e lSS:i •1.14 • ititrict o s i t "letter froth St. Miehilel'icdetea ib• . :iimost In hysterics._; Milord sait ' as a memor i a l o f the Dutch Mail, to which we are alluding :--apeur rite an d Empire,, DIUSSELS, OCT. 8.-By the last accounts from labor Septts.:4- 0 The Amelia schooneseprivatee i French very well,: " Ales pour *VI,' tlbitiase,tek' 1 twenty nations Ghent, it appears, that the late events ie North. landed, &One 19th inst. at GraciOsst, .32 Bridals ! je .ne suit pas fort pour .k parkmenr.: - A 4 last *' Maars and sanmee of vessels she •Initt captured,- . i . Lord got into a terrible passion at Ate laprilodroast. Americo, have made, a very deep im)yerssien _en the The brig Indicter was chseed i nto Greeting a few . lug thatthe French Gentlemen weekilie eery fiseitir i rantry (fate G o . American negociaters. After a short absent* they • _sr ones since by i t it American privateers, one of which ,his wife, and vowed he would eier2Ohilr . narrowly escaped by the Pique frigate, which for his !rink fast. This oetonishatilleckait ill ;awake, ( pro- are returned to Ghent, and 'faro with impatience [fle d m em b ers of instrectiens-frow their qoggebtlielet whir- 114 04 Pro- -initiored here fot'inppties 00 the' 23d inst. on her rue • 4 What !"• said she i *ec t i c o me t s ys , fri t reS - d f or th e i r ; ga g elate hably decide th of Ibelegoeiations. ~. . 'relent to Barbedoes." .. . iti kb," be replied, " that Will tiaettAittete*l, 1 French - will lore my wife; alle‘staiuse awe - anti ' .....„ 0 . 1 ........ _ . . - ._ ~..., . Amongst the memorabi li a of the preseep year, it teltynee; - perhrips, be the smallest, to .ereiestlk -tire ` - Exit en, rage ,-. ' . at a new and'eit.. Every new account from Spell atfesig i the= MAIO- a '7 , , coincidence between the Congress at Vienna " sad the and **Jilt so heard h • h d e , - • - -prehension of a speedy civil war in that •-agistry. Temple of Concord, on the 11th inst.' The Pearce ' her , ' Jorr t the t E oi l i gl e is e n r h tered "bil gri a4.. 44 l e ' P i! *ha ' beii, qiiizaingthe Incas of Males .--We learn that the province of f:ohdieltitli• glee Reuses is, perhaps, the only great Sovereign n tai! h i ed 1 ittepated • ." Preselects- 414 mM e•The charge was wonderful. The • who Pieta' am Geom. She Sent a Deputation to Madrid to claim the Illiceddiett does not assist at the former, but his consider that, Milady was dressed al' Alnglefse, in* cottagebobeit with lent of her of those of its Deputies , Members of. the Cities, 111 - eccord"with his dignity, - when we once to Areery.- who bays been arrested and thrown into prised. The •when t ilmrilit,; ot the other Sovereigns. 'of Europe, 1 and I can assure you, looked,much' ierittler than all I s t rave l over th e Catalonian deputation will very probably shore the gent and smal l are there aisembled t o . settle the i •the French women, with their horribielisusitlifsilm eennattel artirb i fore, a common auct i oneer . was e ee f . hi g h. - •.,._. , , fate of those whose liberation they are craviee i t like• , l busily and successfully employed in knocking 1„ b ust i 1 0 M rs . S tonox i in white marble 11AS teen the Saxon" officers, who have been sent to the peteens ,awn the greatest's(' them ; aye , end their best Cr.lr- .,pieced. hi the Green-room of Drure-lane Theatre. pets to th. 121 - of Target', for petitionintfor the restoration of their fiends toe, in the Green Park, on Tuesday last, at a' T --• ..681 • • i . Royal Academy ...,,,.... 1,. . i was in the tf articles of poli. K. i og; The sd vices from Gediz stets anexpedltion froth few' eltilling ~ P iet*. 1 last per.' It is a good likeness and a spirited *ark. sof France have that port against South America lobe In greel forward - Ths_new Comedy which is forthcoming at Drury- Th e k rt t s t, we believe, Is a Mr. Smite. • they nations. In tress. We entertain, however, little idea of ItUrCelis lape.:rk..7lret_ llSFOrdiiiiito Greed-roots report, is the lOn a teeth-stone, in St. Martin's church-lard, it oth, the Corn Es. In such schemes, especially cotisidering the present tr i r cit uct l i oa n i o s i ttc ht:i s eln u AKille r a f s o , r t m leu a t t iro ti r ta o t f i n h ie p lay ; Stamford ,'[ are the . fo l lowing lines i-,1- 64 In owned • a great majority state of the Spanish nuances. These eccogets re. ander the title at Ouilda P e e s. ea rer b i rence of that pr.odige ; of human velure, pesol , francs' per hecto- present, that transports* have been taken up by the id Ir. -Galt -acts...Kea, OCT: 14.-The 'apply 4f Wheat hailha ' 0 4 f A a ta n a e t x 4 4 T, te a d tl i ative of Leicester,... who wa s . possestw ringlet mind, and in ten occurs hi the Government at 80 dollars per ton ; bet that a ds- ; 6 . 6 ° , 4 vrz r et v o s r a t ri e s e ce eersd i e reoey a ssaez. ? b a i t of . t r ill h eirlity, bat' .: was greatness .he bier al. competitor. Ile measured three f two feet, 9,174 fi ciency still appearing, an embargo } its Liam leld'ess set et tornialtine.-o.7s e la s low er.-re o teTaritett4 fi t e tt i vres-' eat one inch and th e I, nine feet four in ches eg, imetteratton. .. , , , ire. all vessels in order t sin an adequate tuppt 7. aNtITIttPII3I6IOOII.KET.-Ocf. 14. round the body' s and weighed 62 stone 11 peen* ig being read Tin troops compri e expedidee willatieset, .'‘ . To, glee tho , pure, of dlb. • . (I4lb. to thattone)., :Ile departed this life on the it, which alt It is said, to 7or ' en. • Oets-third raf the - • • tis.. 0,4 t o e a , 4j, p e a a r o,, o ssl e w e d s , 2 21st of Jima, 1809, ased 39 years.-N. B. A 4 4 . ' . OUSI 1 OA* so' lb. 0.1, p,.. jr . testimony of tespea t . , fhta.itone - was erected by hi' she place to-mor. to be paid the transports fete benditaiced *ape ... Oa. ea 7s. 'WI. At?: ... • , 16) ' friends of Leicester to hand down to. posleiti that. . r ill at the private they sail from Cadiz, and the remaining t deethlrds e A rah . ..:;.or, c i tt t t : 1: Pl. canes • • • 4. ler ...... ...,.... es° •he died the above pressure and weight;" ' • . T: •