The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-23 00:00:00

~_ .. WASIMIGTON, OCT. 13.—N0 other business has beets done to-day but to settle the question relative t o remo val f r carn this city. The Bill regularly pass , ed through the several stages to its last reading—the. majority . being three or four in favour of it. Qn the question, shall the Bill be engrossed, ikc. 74 were in the atilt illative ; 83 in the negative ; so the Bill was lost. The question is therefore at rest, unless Laid Hill should think it tulvisehla tokeisitus ; than which now. thing is more probable. In tiutt event, it is certain? Congrees-zseowiti: felfsivrthe- elassopte-o!; the Cabineti. and. take. French leave of this wilderness city. The fdlowing ifin extract filn'the report of Mr. - Dallis% ) the new Secretary of the Treasury ; on our finskocill situation :—" It would be vain to attempt to disguise, 'and it would be pernicious to palliate, the difficulties which are now to be overcome. The exigencies of the Government require a supply of treasure for the prosecution of the war beyond any, amount which it would be politic, even if . it were, predicable, to raise by an immediate and constant imposition of taxes. There Must, theiefore, be a resort to credit for a considerable portion qt the supply : but the public credit is so depressed.at this juncture, that no hope of adequate succour otimo derate terms can safely rest upon it. " The condition of the circulating medium of the country presents another copious source of mischief and embarrassment. The recent , exportatlons of specie hare considerably diminished the fund olgold and silver coin; and another considerable portion of that fund has been drawn, by the timid and the wary, from the use of the community, into the private cof fers , of iudividuals. On the other had, the multi plication of the batiks in the several States has so in creased the quantity of paper currency ; that it would be difficult to calculate its amount; and still more dfficult to ascertain its value with reference to the capital on which it has been issued. But the benefit even of this paper currency is, in a great measure, lost, 'as,the suspension of payments in specie at most of the. brsokw has suddenly broken the chain of accommoda. • tiQII, that previously extended the credit and the cir culation of the notes . whlch were *spitted in one State into every State in the Union. It mqy in general be aft:111ml, therefore, that there exlite at this time no adequate circulating medium common to the citions of. the Ihrited States. The monied transactions of 'Oafs life are at a stand; and the fiscal operations et Government labour with eztreadiacietenience." NEXT WEDNESDAY MI SPATE LOTTERY BSI OINS....DRAWING-7711E WHOLE IS YU BE DRAWN ON TUAY di .. rr. „ Mails, , . . Dm* i . ' '0 . . lasbon, ', 1 , 0• • ...'..•.••e- !ranee 44....•... ' 1 , I 1 ..... ................ Holland • 1 0. • . 0 Plil(III OS' STOC.K6 THIS DAY AT OHS ovi.otit 11411.144 Lenc. AIM* U 4 3 per :eat. Red. 63:11 India Bei* 14.4b,p • .S per. lent. Corm. 610 Lxchequer Rille,!l Al : 4 per Cents. 79i 80 i Ibmiltrni 4 _,,, 3 per Omsk. Huey 05; i . Consols for MI; Mt • THE ST_All.EgitrAll. LONDON: WEDNE6DAI, ,NOVE;MpER 23, 1814. Ti..-...••■11r...•-- - 'We hive today enmseattictes of encoMmon into. rest front Prance, 'conveYtid'tO us through the mi.' dim' to of private channels, and' relating to sohjekte witch we cannot expect to. see • very dead . ) , repri sented in the Public Jot:rush. Indeed the Parisra per' hare not'yet iottchsafed to say an intelligible• si . nrd - upon the subjects to which we are alluding; we mean the military arrests which hare - lately telten place in the French capital,, atO the ferments,which still distract . the public mind, .and threaten, the peace of the Continent. It Is me lame con tradictioni been`givew•i onVabciut pay ties; bat the arrest of 'gen. i and his frietids coulsPopt. be . c putradietesi ; • w subjoin the the follonjan.statemenwrei l • event, and the other ei ream vt woes. itr . • e the public Italy, it seems , rse condition Wan' France. . . • NOW. 1 .- , The gr: stated for the Arrest of Gen. Duroca. aro, thiltho made a 'very trimival roposat to a sentinel on; dory at.,thp door of WS . Majesty,: encl. who had. octogi.d .the f adt- Afterwards, in.ortter tosilence this ;tower, It was given out that. he had been rearuiting men for: 'the 'American Gevernment,.* *.• proceeding which the Coyil would not permit."--An order has bee* Osten far the Ministeri of the Ea..fesperor to quit Nile. They. have not submitted to thia order, saying- that. the.Constitetion does not adage- of arbitrary acts.—. Saito days ago ball.:tiirtridies were given out to the Gerdes du Corps on duty at the Thuilleries, and ail the Colonels of regiments were ltruCted to. obey . no command that did not come to them directly from the Commindant.of the. plece.-:-.The Procureur of: thli.Coirt casuition I. M stuix, has beenovithin dela 'lbw day's, solicitedi for the third or fourth time, to giVe in his resignation; promising him a con siderable ati7anceMent for his, ion, WhO is in the army: . M. hlEauwhas rdesed it with courage and firmness. " The Rift of NAPLES has written to one of Ms it friends in _ Jia;that if an attempt shall be made to dispute iiit him the possession of his Throne, he will act in such a way that they shall not easily send '" 4 him to the Isle'of EkbieThe Italians are indignant at seeing all their pure. geld and silver coin trans, ported to 'Austria, and that in exchange the good Austrians inundate Lombardy and the States of Ve nice with the, basest money.. Dlotliiig 'ir, be wore miserable for Italy than to becatite;a4rovince of Austria; the attempt must produce a autastropite. The •übm then de( lish that Sim* t. ,an Weds con' for is speaditiotts pet' date dic( 'eel geT Whatever Ai( are is, Bot preseni of fashi , Litt tick they It' lade) the beau ;(Maret) lives at Dijon with his family. At the late visit of the Count D'Artois la that City, be waited on the Prince, who received him with gilt! egrogireA l / 4 1 and conversed a quarter of has boar with. hiai: The Duchess of Bassano was also premted, to the Prince, and well received. The Dike ot Resign iSovary) has reshiedfor seas months put on his estate, and *Woes' smikleitfir town. lle spends most at his time in the chide.— The Duke of Vicenza has resided since the beginnins of the . mstamer at his chateau' of Cauleihreciurf, in ' Normapdy. Several of hia friends live with him. Re has lately. married the .Countess, Cuniry,, one of ' the mosfbeantiful and interesting ladies of the late 'lmp'erial Ciruit,r and foraserly Lady .at. Ilonbtit :to the- Empress Josephine. They say be is composing . a Meinctlty in which he intends to giie' importatit information concerning the arrest of the Duke D ; qnghlen,. Which certain.connectionsihare hindered' hi/Orton,. publieldes till flaw ; and ibat the EMperov of , Massie, 'to whom he has communicated this informs-: l tion,. his • -appreciated it, and acquitted him of all' blame. * T h e Botirlmns,..on the other hand, are in censed agpinst him,' because he had an opportunity to favour the, escape of, the Duke on the way from Straiburg.to Nene'', and declined doing so. It li alarmed . that. the Duke of Wellington made 1 complaints. if the sallies of several Paris Journals I agaiiiit the English on the destruction -of Washing. ton, far which he blamed the Government, because the Journals are under its immediate influence by means of the censure. Several notes are said to have been exchanged on the subject between his Grace and the Minister, ad interim, for Foreign Affairs. The result was the declaration hi the Monitear, 46 . that this was the only official Journal," and the defence of the conduct of the English in America, inserted in the Gazette de France, which was drawn up in the style of a half-official reprimand ; ilie'the aaffair : t , ir was finished. In these negociations the French Ministero;o4, to have noticed the violent paragraphs is ilifeng English Newspapers against the French Galeria.; ment and nation, which the Duke of Wellington 40. knoeledged to be blameable, but liald 'they witU'tii be excused, on the ground of the l o iterty of the Press which e tsted in England.—The complaiatt of the Swedish I Holster, on account of the freeemsc selliel - against the Croons Prince in the French 'Po.. pars, are said to have been fruitless. ; -• ; - • -!.k ~.. . AV Agit ii . iongiter *till his Mr. IS or motion in ,the House of Commons on this sebject of the Spaniards who had sought refuge and protectiotr from their Government in the fortress of sGibraltar, and were with such scandalous indifference *ohmmanit* `tad the British national character, daily up to 'dui fangs. of FORDINAND, by Gentini.Smit* and Sir JAsass DON,. Mr. W. with greet eloquence; adverted to the oppression which the people of Spain endure un der the present Spanish Govesetimist• and. Mr. - VirtiLast.sy POLE, who las latel'ileaktio own planed for something to ay in his 40111 ;r 4ita his brother's defence, and like the rest of tie teirier band, has been made to lick the hand of their CastigatoN asserted on the part of his brother ; that Sii H. Wire that delightiot coutiirrpa.oejainsettat . Mestimo4 Vera ' Cruz, awl all other party - of :that pteoyitiee." -6 Yesterday dispatibell riPlin )laWalt . w 40441411 at the Admiralty. ~ S IT AtExANDISII ClMlllsANZtailesit from thence on an expedition on . thel-Lth'ult,' ' '''' , '.: Sir GEoßet PitESOl3 iS e it iS Said, 1 6 0 tried b i 4, 1 ,Couo-Martial, on charges preferred by the tade..l e ' 30.1. i • lord' t o qeoetals., and by Sir Itstus Yrs?. 7. , i , elPeooneit. mai he'll-Au:oor* ' reign Oince, at tire.ottft.at, which sat tilt ps l ol6o2' In the evening, after atehre)tking up of the Coon-1 cil, Ms. Joussox and Mr. PIROIIDMAI4 . the Ktag's 1 Messengers; were tent. cif tsith Olepatchhe to Meat ' , and Pa•ris. • . Monday evening Mr.' pacitirc, the. King's Mes. senger, arrived in DqWeing t street, - it five o'clock, with I)ispoiches fromithe Duke of WELLINGTON, at Paris, which place he left on Friday night, abetl i t eleireo, . making 'the jorirOoty in ftil boors. • We learn from Gibroltaii that besides:the two mentioned some time ego, as iiterftig,iltice delivered op by Generai. Sasvrg to the Spanh Go :eminent, three other Sgesviaids, Drptities fromikitt h.. America, who had taken shelter Lit Gibmltin' i lti' avoid the persecution of their Government, had been also serrendered at the request of .the Spanbb Au-' thorities. 'the last unfortunate Gentlemen are stated to have arrived in the eveahog, about nine o'clock ; and notwithstandtitg the late hoer, a vegetal. was or. dered to sill with them immediately to Algesiras.— Sabsequent information states the Deputies to have been sent prisoners to Ceuta by the Spanish Govern. ment. Parliament Is expectotto adStsato 311 finiaight till the sth of Febt4ty. A ;reach few task possession of Martinique on the 7th of October. Admirtil datroK s appointed Commander is Chief gn.tbsfEest India station. The Duke of DETONSUIRL leaves town in a lb* dere for the wet of Mr. Cone, et ilofkbint, litter* . a.( large party of Sporting Gentlemen are daily . siftl fi peeled: It is said, is consequence of the ItevenaislOneets being.uoable to receive the Duty due, and "iito NO. tiees to Export required by the Minutes of the Loaf of the Treasury, Within the time thetoby limited, par.. at. tbs Ont.ports, their Lordfkips hare ex.. touted - dualists - smitiV the Ist of December pelt s to' greot fiakisOnifiirhifiun M all coneeested; • . • • I.V.sis All *Oar liTllO/' G t fi•i s ' rliceeiri h- iffs'the Cathojic Bodi,ein Sir pressed an-tatention to absent :thentsehmiiifithwa, Meeting of the leading Cathollis to ttte Circeiar . of Coensetior. reason they assign Is, that no weldor. t r ottal adopted until a tet!er;bil received froik . N;,4 RAY, in reference to the. derision of •the Comet of . home on the subject of; itix mission. trix 4 hifinrer not improbable, that.ilds Mate of dissent before the dny- appoisted , (or the..Mfffing-NW-mrei undersrandliiiit'ehrettprii of Dr. Mufti" ii Yl loaat•slettei reporting his progress, may basTected every 1117%-"(Dablin Evening Post): • • BOwssitstn..,-Yesterdey an infimnat on (es also to bo L , _beatil,befire MO. Iltnxts agebtst Mr; irresits' tOcklft refer:tbarglng him w ith keeping a common giuniding.houie in Bory.street, St. James's, where. ittlowfut games were played. The case was post.' ponarto a future day. • • 1 Jane Clements 14a' folly committed fo st4 ttll4 doted with felouieusly 440,1* hwoki.eotee to the amount of 661. the prorPrerief the Hon. Ale MUNit Alq Id the ledgANteK,llis betty, sCrrkt• d . twa`e,•-it.s The acstpre; Forrest, Tree the Canaria, tp f tlim.: doe ) is retaken and carried into Bermuda.. 1 • t 14 . 1 41 aS iq• i" . 1 V 1 1. 4 ; jqt " t ( iP • (1 00 1 " AEA; actioni are the work of ambition: Wog knOreiif.ontitrciaeritte, - ior - 11nR - 1 paaiian . lle capitol: but be a %lir" • Creel Wired tlasp,qlenn. wished - ..for . ttte . happ i hseas_of Flocs: 6'lo 4401 hrtirefiget ilintitlee.i. .ne.'wished tomer* her the most strongohe mast happy, and Vilma; ,powerful chiattoos. " ft be fiat 'len' dcialiO4.llo, - would have suaaajed...: Bat how. has lia :hitt be trayed. Lei silt not deceive •oerselves, ,it is traitor? who have.destroyed Fiance. . It is nrA par sihW who have dethroned Napoleon ; -no—ahe before whoa the iiilrednittelnYllod, ' lie who dretd Kings IA sitopb. : 'factina,..and.natiao-in.admiration, he has 'rtiit berg r _, be could adt • hive, been overtnroed unless' by the .. t French thataieiveS'..' ' ! Napoleon, dmihtreis, deserves one great reproach, .that is,! &flanging veiled us. He has accustomed us to so, midi'. renown"! tq so many prodigies I—At each campaign Le enriched ? France *his the tres sores said monannents of nations, and each cam. paign put him in a condition of making aeolitere, In vein they seek to -make us forget him : it Is se Piero-..in possible. Every thing reminds us of our lost flero.in France, oat of France,. every thing speaks to us of him. Every where we see the triumphs of his genius, rind the exploits of his 'power. Well, then ! hearlio constitutes , oirpride and : our AM he who' constitutes the admiratiOn.of even thosVill.j lions whom he has so often .cenqaeind, see. everts . 1 Mat Withlittettivirs twe overWhefiniesalftli Oh 1 , Oh ! I blushfor my - eontemparevles 'af 1703; hat die witli!shacie for these of ~ 1844.;6410w., _ _WOO despise as ! how profound theitcciatamptilied • just that contempt ! ~ii , . , ..... Napoleon has committed thalhai who is die low y who is the here , that has .det cliennaiftedsome ilk; : Bet on the side ' the war illritaiin, on 'OP. Ig4ll* the war of Moscow, ahem coerienied so sesOl:, , perfidy and treeson, wherkilWtitne Pipet .iir:i splint him all the elt:Mentsoiheeititts aniamtte X'''a hevailley ot fetki, tent - sidcft tht ahirof ou t side,' iiii; laf..theie igalituaith. Msni,;•.. : shell see all those campaigns / 4ml 0i wltOit Jut suffice fel' the immortality of ttote'tbnia one hero...-. If the child of faterity enquire, wiaptho .11)418 AO relottrotted ancient &trope, and . crew n new age t- : •••' .IfistOrihvilttell hie s —it is Nappletn. If he ensielia v hedge WW I tiat beneith the proud pyremido u soss. aired the ()obis-tans of the desett',,nd thaileiti4hiii-' - don of the Nile and the JOrdano.' re-et;ho jai& •thlf *and of his exploits? Illstary II tekbits- - -- -1 1 Ifispetiosi.. i "If .he enquire *lse the ashal,'tlit# , ~ . tbt *semi *a, rescued F, • . : the hocrom 4 nammisy, w o.rs-estlblitbeii 1 Order, theiwallig. 00, 11. dr . ileit Altholo, . 11 0,ho - ' ' g ear temphdiltllt swiltd. A dosui-.tit iliiiii which .cove ell inthlilhplFli .'!. tell Maw.* is 41P 1 ' . 0. 16 °9° .;* .Y. . . ' 'Or tile 441/00(kt Artois:, sisqlsio.. - w . ."I„ s tiej,• , l‘ ! gfaniefic• P‘ 1114, 1'01i Nif it 11 :1**/1 1 ° 11 6 4 13414 more vast' abiontsbminit avi'ilts *pos'ttfitlo4 She will see that the Conqueror of so many , natiosqe • the Captain who received in tie midst of ca jr ?a et his Court, the mbassador:a of the! Mons A A j., Europe, of Ispahan, and o f Cot t stantinopiakL .. Name man !hu from the bosom m combiti4m4 4 timillitsof toms treateslaws, Organises armies,. ss&tattlith' Mine time labousi and fesilvals r j: Win/the Imo t Legislator re • ite acre wci of isrtha riesairwedel • the stow lie; and almosaih !taleia !tale mnnest, - . 7 . f e : Prodigies 4 i new spiel's,' 11l Iliiiittiptisi Mg' tefltr. ThTtlii behold -great Monarek• sat , . ""lifir biPAIF stitortikri • li ng that is great, a!O4 i _...,:a..1.ie11 ' . . . , • • • . ' . . ... - .1. . . . . . .. • 6 • - , • . . • . . " , • .. • 'THE S' .—;------- --------------- " ....r . rATESMAN: . ON NA.POLROIi I- . imsurr, our . . i At ii t . i 1i,j 0. ,, '.:,:.. yi , :oh lure to s p whk ': , , •i' l4o he spirits of the Italians are too moth edirems -- " i " --- to Ain at the Coed eriKadrilit ;'. . • fro fM s had a w t i .... ~ .1 ,mmit ly,;.• 'e , • . iis , i. XI --.8.-- followin A g N ar D ricl i e ll t: in lit }3.,,,,. 1 euiselv ,fc4ah' .. • ; , I f . • e , .. e l 1 h ' ' 4, a •• ill 4*. : l ~ , , P ~ • • ' ." . , vie ) . , , , , opt wheac`r a copy has hero hnstight by H. Frien4 ~f. is * -...4 . who bits giveu us a faith . ful irdasiatilat.] - (Dublin Le x : \ 3 ih would -assist titan; and a ' . o'Mt cl rtg to' so • • • • tisf -.. .7 . - Never may‘tießitils 'Pa pe I at h er .......Tinse_tsp sphltdm. ..... ;heir confide . nce 'lament refuie to espOuse the cries of the oppressed ; ' p ar . ) . 1 well4tenderl.w'- - lind*Play dlartondsettreter geldettbrtitese ..... Napoleon is far from, as, and he hasram el o, tat ,. i The Duke oftiritizusasroifiltAl***4 fetes' 014 4 PAPII I I I V I "formidable; notwithitatilii,v, Meanne%s itift " 4 reach capital latepitiented Oa 91111111)04.400SWIPZ distlngoiskiisnirait'in. British charac t er . .. ._ ..._ . Pen& Ilkenilne that 401 8 1L OL M E R g aye n° ' Whit is the tense of this torrent Of levectiv )l' • 1 ,114171,11gestoe which form so 'lrereasW i lleoeffetei 4 MC : eeitPlir - lii#44#lo. l - 4 1 the French. Connmen tivility is scdeligt . ,Lkept :, Wo!obeimOss es ••.,... i rwiirdi bitn,dirdien his life Is , in langel k : Inks tin* o f t Mid" Illstiv. l6 lb.. - e 6 urt`M a r tiat o n tt' love oft - Wintry which - lea them glove va . n now be no doubt of his Greeter recall: Report CA. Qummir , after eb‘Walliee. 141 iniin Intimated, and traitors a countrf ). • tip. .c.ftiktistightt o ' 1 e • . •• lecta Lord'UA"°V" as the Dqk.' =. 'l'bkii • l ' e7ul, d 43"e,":11" - :1(:: - ::/1 1 .4 ),._ ;/. !lig) ed;trii:sguentlhrnssientig°h:Caltileaoculilerint:asilte'riTyelltiPsti.ni.taiti:lllltillehbrsepAlitiMt:o•olo;ll::tilt44l.•wistAiivioh*taili:eiititi:6l:Piii";.(4l.Tit:i4:::ll:l:. i onjecture alio smuts the following ip •• • ••esnasei. , , ~..1 .- .j'`l • i Ord M.uLdl ff ivitikto be . Priel4esst of the Connell, Blfr. l 'lr4r villirth giro*, Oat W I th t 1 room' ot tioittliAtOttirt i aid the Duke of tendon tot enoit a propiseltion to the Court %s l ap., lind yet yttg .• It . . 1 s• 1 • 1 • fauunoxon lilastirbenetal 4 s jiiik, Ordnance, in in0p.„9“4114 1 t°**rillws - . illbilitli * • 'rit . t7r t ii editing him whorn • • - .7!. 1 ' sar, *line of Lo r d lituLosays,.'. , . Thstr . 4iii i t'. *AITHWAS will ileiliPtlF . .A! til L • . -OU'Verhilig yob, lileY . .ilitt:fotrir l rh you n o :• • . his.-falkEd...citisens In , ...log his asast__,liii I that in atterripting to airy i etoriot 'man, tiipplZl .11. - Dutch Mail has arrived, and amongst other . ~__. tertian a'gal_ni Napoleon are isiaiost ye rseld.V - ! eeddavenvs to Itulattec to condor itt r ibtl,,, rt tot vilify di tiu,inf.:bernee'' : arinne z he criffer e k ie .:l • i t weidations has brought us the following article, o f s a e aolgaltidooul . , !tire .cnica r Wlini*,. IL ~...r.." I : K n Y c l iime D n * : it c ° 4 l" ten d a t d ‘ tt s t ee ox i s' ::::0, 41' el th e lil a t' iii: b a ltP l i i ii n X s4 g v t . r o l m . . sfrfortiog to come trove France : were It of 16 later the meditated prolo:gadess !of %hie , . ate we should regard it as giving d . feasibfe contra. • and for . tie eapiry' of Which, 9071:00 i., . , .sea i t The scaffold) and you,' th ey issing•you td s dry • 'Won :to some of the above litat!gaesirtli hrnished by of the Continental • war, ParlisitientAiPliellinfelyl!t meanness ! Take Need'!" Soda if/NI-they . i*/ " I 'l . I . ar.prirattoorreepondence ; but this, it ,wil i l.bror! pledged itself. The Crust of Cainadki totincif 7,ef.1, li * farther., tried, is tmenti, days later than the Detail kficlen. the City of Londori.,lo 4 oll o , 0 aftrtliallY joining 1 . *OP:4 l FrAtilA.,:q7l%.lO l all. i _il'onVal/10,1,,Iitat AMON newts ) OUT. 27. -.4-There is ma, -ground h i . eac h. a eseasenee. ock4 an eser apia bi g ht, r i eraarm iteritee t ~i w o rld l i s test .n t.e . i r iersnt!ans Aithrt .4roo A rco . 1 rhatever for the assertions made in foreign4Pepers, lug of general i tn it a ti a m fb. en d en d ear itself to the f ed! -71 1 , 1 r i, - 11 ° 4..1, . , : .•/1 ,`"!,' 1 .,-* lel &l'Ll_o'sr. 4 ' , cop y i : n mo hitog it, op.APOTOII,- i**iier sit the partisans andlormer confidants of Napoleon o f t h e hl ag d om . ; ..,'•:7- ~ - ' '• .' • 'elerrebr' ---- 7 - 7 ,----- - 77 - ---- ---- re in Paris, atO , 'bold secret meetings. The truth . •• • . • ' -•• aawww--. ' • •'-• '` :: - .' 14 the Powers (ierefetie Pore also, met a l '. .• , that almost all those Ministers and CnoglellVl,Of The Ministorld Papers are extremely veriest..tO : Napoleon its legltbrnte Sovereign of tie ' , ea c h 1 lh ionaparte who. are pot continued in oas, : by, the induce 4 : belief, in the correctness of the. reiOrt.. o(,for. theatratis, of thin I appeal .t 0 those set ream* Government•left the'capitil at•the beginning , Sackett's Harbour being ill oer possel o on _ w it t h ic i e wkick,t he, hay‘ ma : du ,yth , .M2l,,,,ar!Oir o t k rAt o i l 7 /..(: t bassodora who. , Prsirtld• MI P9 . l4re a 4 I ' ' .' ' ' • f the - Summer, where, according to the Parisian : would retrieve our meisTfola disistere.. lid . 401 gr a cos •, .. • • • • •'-• I ___ 4l / i • lui itegis ._. '-a1 1 i a lice Smith the grow doughtier , of!thess.memnii 1 ishion l . they pass the fine season, particularly the I- Am e ri c a ." Obit le WO hire; ed,wkes.fronf Ne w Broniiyicx . th e ttettr ',/d , .or Rilltft' le li#4o ll o rth e - , .hi r tl A . o lk atart - , • attn. end of autumn. list tq judge by the propara 7 to ' the Illith nits' . whiels :antbfy. ds that there is nd ' noble. td, Go ilintn the : hotie of thi.nerki t i tt 4l loon in their hotels,* is more than probable that o a th 1 1 . t h e repec t. to repel*: • . 3.•'''' ' ' • '''' ''';'' ' . -I• :' • .. IV? 4 . bey will return toireris about the .end of autumn. , . • . --m...- , ... . • Those:s*oo4 0.ern,21) , i h aTa, *altars .ythiu' . ..-r-, •' k • treason iiiit:be crbebra tis besides not tree; that any of those me n h ave been A n interesting article on - " Valsi3ito t a r 'o't. hi s • . _• • imil" l litlictie•Senttoill ' *who na/etrenveied to the *kers' Tiw ilf .oar ene , i rdered to quit the city by the Government ; which has Calumniators" will be fensul4e another part of-dair••••_, • „._ .-•'_,:_ t -_: 4":7. - . - :•tlr r, . rl/1 1. nun' 4t.rvufli tner.awant Plair..extreurdiaary riches; itherto treated them very generously, and not taken Paper. - - • . -r :, ...It; 2: • '-: .1 ...'.. ~ A'and thetegieettdiksitielv htithb • Midst even .of their he least step against them. Several of them have ----7-47-`4-1";- ,' '"-.•; t inplinf isied`tfiejk ertAes, i ,blit'A t lrtOgitlred Nainoss i den consulted by their successors upon those points The, Nem Yorkafetti;fistili.faitt,itliier4 oiiii4iatitl -1111 leg _tieleie:kfimige efe•Freseee , .1 - ••• , .:. In which they were able to give information . It telt., 'seri r•-• , " • kves#4l l frons Vee* . Cruz is' in the l' . ; • Napnreo. i ' *I% Ai!.,Y.Atiy, absolotelmettklis bp" , •.ot w ?•Do *A not nay also be conjectured that none of these Gentle - 1494 " ( New Oriaene)44dillfin.g' the itnPolttanti iate4e i b A r 9•• t••••• !. •• • TIIII / ".. ifilit ' . 11 14 1 ,11 i that aa now ' es the refusal. o f F ElN:me i n , •jounded by more Ihnts one.traitor: . .• -. • riewWwild refuse a place that was o ff ered itito, aud-1' 111*I !'t i 7- --: • w e . . , , 1, ..- .* • • • accept the.Cotiatlfhlfb.k . mad! tire ' Cerrits,': w4i He had too mun•amiatiossi, bat anandlon has nett hat, as thi spirit which animates the Coverinment . is I knoain itY the kielloas:it Mesieo v . - . ail 'kitties: were. nn mat omelet- • ' - ..- , .. ,uite different from what it was, the latter wooldacil.tizpis,berii the P assion tatsdat the Royatiets , joinett the Patriots.; the It was that of 'Atm/. iiid :Mein - rider :it was by it n a very different manner. The Duke of Bastin" '. "Virerly s'eatdepeSetf, and * the' IndePendence of., th!y cnetlitifeil, • Ake World• - !? It brought forth reeve .. . ._ . .. . -- 441............. ;..1 ..:41'....ttc, A tr . t,,rf . ,L.. .11 1....i..1.• / 7 7 /