The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-03 00:00:00

, rYl _ `+ 2 , 4 r • t -Ackr* INTWL Ohown for the . negroes a It may be observed, haw" linen n lonse'to Their philas their c.plooles torktist flicicieul cultivators, and when Engtr in both the Indies; hot st , Itself under the mask of • rii i arni r oirri . ___ toward its object wi.hou‘ c_ _ near she Reek jetties' of its reitilnicationso* -the - leilid• Or . ihey 196, '.."lPoteltlataiti* sub., .45 dos, and t iteilintl, . "'. itthe OWN, . a r, . tour* et .1100610 w1416,41r0 stated far syk a . tao forty.elot boars. Tar . . ... • . ;... ._ ~ ''+'f art) CastlereagisAeresttaltiravetf en AM gr . ° . tiitipprovtiety.of dictatiog to the French esti* _ . 4r _ . it*Oe commenced bativro" 41 ""e i tilik, isters as : gi;rv).terri wati•r, spirit's, &r. On Is ws opv.„„i to the Ameteht of 4 4 commerce ~..,,,--11;t a t. : 1 7 arr . ived If . that c ... iV iunai Ai C i a li ty limi s,; - iltiaisek g.H d. l A „ * . ,„ Ar d hem that chmed , .., wad thee came up and colonies. Ile gave folk, Hoe** et Commons the triss* ?tau and Prince fit , e . 1111ri SUrillice, th at Ilse Filfileititil Of Russia and' Austtbii. et tits.plenipo t S x ~. • , ire . PP*efl ' aitki w e ininaks.., The pocket beat : were favourable to tbieltielligh:l44ieglehti 1. ,i 3r i 1," •retailitifti pie, '' ~, ... . ~ ')Ill'. • cagier •.. agoestcaa , r , ... brig privateer of .16 0 111 i' ''- '-'—'‘ ." ' *: • . • - • ' rA a Ow a , red ' 4( th 4:l a 6 e Wi l l i, tinie * 4 " 1 56.61•4141/1 a.- - . Ahtitilkf ' , 1'4,10 Marairsitrosr; • 'Penile, Prince ~)Olifte the,shCe 0 ir I Pe* , Ilhor thellillist. of the tradi'mlithlaiiirolintinced at n ilw.. • ...•: r.. 1 •.- • • • The Parket bas ~ astatned ~ •' ' 114ROSYStepi and tttil.Thltaealttilift444. J.,Bol,Tils. .f,V, 40 % . 1• n * - e'proddl 'Congress of Vienna . '' ' ' ' .'• ' f i .. • v . , A v i . ....L.t w., 02 . ;wi ii h i i ii ii4 ad yg L it.shilL. lie getll.4 -. Also. teiterday. the black • ' 6 : ettpse. facts cemonstratively prove 'that tee' ir loi•J-P.P.w”-. •-•• • 7777 1. - 77,.. ~ r ----, 1 ..- 6 , - 1 .,.._ br ' ,_ icon pirtaaata i ilipeg T r oje l rtlau'igh at this moment indittilg ,' Minister of State; HesseXamei . 1 C 4,0 Exuyin,. - 77 "" al .1 " id, lisoleas, tram is emir" 4a4lilliferisallli; IMO the ,colossies 'reitored:4o Viikritt4 . l*liitet ; liesstMatitsfld!, urea Aar,T# l tt , i.ltto• t hiw ' lamit e , ot , a d„aaa nail 4 di? 'lrOpeitbriigerstsapedient for England, whiedideattM.ite '•alipe, • RarottC4f.s.allll*!_; NaisausUltr . kowi Ilettin ; --- ; - 1 4 - 1 4 - rii d . . hi , N t' : ~ Vial: ' ' ' ..' • • iltAittidlid ; Naseilboarch. ' Boren AO- • • -. 4" . h e si w h o . • f :' . • II f lllt • Nearly' 41-•'-4 1 . This qcestiou, considered in flinify 4 l'd ofTY - ' esAut . Naish „ch ht *.9 6 ,. 9 •o • • i'itikiet•;• li. %,,. ;••• -.- - ''' '• *Gov., . ..1 , . 04.1 ;WV' ae lc SIIIVS solutiolt. ..Doubtless,the sliseeilodritiar Media l ., -.. r . " -. , ~,,- 6 .. .- - ~, : 4 „. -?-.:, 7 •.-e ~,.- r . • like yait tif the whites, I. stnitrary to the etitainetit Gaunt bingsrea; isrtoisswre.", mato* astssittaLes 7 ,___,Tait t. .....,* t t ~ ..,6 0 ,s h o r, , l a t o li ,4l t, ,h . religion and humanity :- but has - not the -Fit4rith Gi.:(l,otuksOsett ; ttlecktenhatslys_loe44 ...tittiAtt.. , : , . ,;; A ; . ; - .1'•,. , .: , Th. "fit* ' . vermisesst, while consecrating the pritsciptsf*ralbiliss-11041•4ift .oplatastraii;Arioikili.,64,3l.l4., „ ..:... ~.., 0 ~, !r i . . 70 .... . • tion , a right ;ta cive its Colonies time to' plitifrare for 7 lim p * ~,,,, , ,,,ii ii..4 4i 4; o - r . , - ----- 7 : . -- ;- ,.. , ghat. l i ras u lA , ? —Whi r l ' England adopted this pritsci- ..., 04 - 11 .... ...;.,...k- - •• .. -.:.. ~ . ..,.,. , . Warner afirre tepllee.at tome lour% .101: Tie, 'did she -not deem it proper to postpone the pe. '... ;7' .. t7 P _ '7 . , . ist. . . . , Sod of total eliolitioo ; Aissilset:Xibe not removed to ' __„._ ll kllki., Y. A.1ni11e. 77", 9.4 , . ~ h ar . .r. ~ . :,,..P. 'S. tta t• - th ' elr - 6. Bitch. ' t -still more 'littera slitaiisSibeteisiancipatioti of the Tilfes 'ir't ..,, iik, 4acsi4eArdctit &! fiwi'liur:• • slam tra imported tot Wit' ii*lrtitiliit. , llow can thhi3Oteirettirttpirsge disquiet lnthe public . mind,: fl't. • nation condemn' in -her al4ithbottis the prudent ante ...C B 4 l 4# , ia ot o t i thi t he , Tol4 4, es a ver y „ love h i t h i tT, lp . 'duct of her own Cre nlmbeirt ' ?,.., --:Whe ___ n th lt q"_ : _ ° ",_,tor . Its igneratteosin the.renterks it has madt en. . was discussed in the House of I..nnunsma; woo' w7o" l *.iii so i;i pa . re +debit %dolor- elt•'' tie Griverement of retire - itti English have looked, had ?knee' interfevedr i ..tit 41 ,„, % • . - T.lvt --..„ i , • • , ' the name of morality i its that discinssion, and pre, l,•itu i li•thes lo 4 ll d eg i , • 11111 J 4 Persta; de - Pan/ aNerifi . scribed the conduct e hich they were bound te,Etur. 'ol,l4lle : Ceitineftinsilos bee no hand la tint'pallticii see 1-11Ost would Brhish odds:hese listeandloauch ;Ogrearleattoe. whizh oppose in, tiro French Joonsalt •ti claim ?—The veil which covers the. policy of:.tAnK- generally, the atopiteitr : being the . only Pactir• to, • land on a point so important to our . coltielea, and which the „,.._.. . metat• pieces of the Administratiokehei "-especially to sit: Domiows 4. too Shin toreq4sai.to be i sent..—The Courier resto•es, says the not 1" . • 0 - "Ch i 'lotto asunder. ' • i itsF.:l , ;.-f- ..' .".' '. , .- . . I Editor, in ‘sapPosing, with his prollablies, that these,' i speeulatio are ,inserted by order of the Minister's % al If "ir . O ireett'' - ,still wader the old Government ; bet knew iittliFirtite tattooer-in which Ow __. - ed t . ... .. ... . Frew* press is conattet . the fact is, that the sys. Aim it eithely changed. The &that'll-refitment dia. aildeistaritOtploy such ;peltj Means, andvi,isely leaves to poltilevetiters (he glaer y of di4cession, so long as it 1 . . • 1 9 . c onducive fkOplibileeeti4kttion and 'convenience.' ... jaw,. r ,_ - lii, am . : r . ~ . . ~ `• -rpm 4,roe - cperne, from museum to --•-•, was erThe EditoOtc-tke,articies *QOM to, and to *en mid buret the sth ult. by the Surprise Ameii. which the Coticier s attaches so, ranch importance, is iii t io r feittr a t, ' . ...c. . - . lialnly responsible for the sentimersfs etintained in th•4o. The fiord &heard; !Lodge, frnmltiremichl - - - tO articles, which the Flinch Filiter say s have been 1 Liverpobl, ..11 no shore at, the Island .of Jere. • ' • dictated by the love of truth, and by a lively lute- i The Robert, Pearson, from Liverpool to Picton , . rest for the repose avd heppino•ss of &repeats na. foundered at sea 17th August--crew saved. . -•• tions. 4 4 These are not times," he adda t 4 , 6 to give .-, . • • .' op to ambitious views, which, in t ip* welt - 644,4 ..„ "•• Nit or ii-Oireit.-4.:-itich iv the • praisewortltY7r,' perretuate dissensions. ..i4 4 , sI. not now big% time to wwiwation,ol,. . tie corrimissionen f , ,,, , ma 0140 0 .4 I renounce such views, and return to p;inciples of Sus• liii*ting this. gre‘ tst t national work 'with thili piss: . i tice. and moderation, I.t %silica the French Govern- sihile. delap, .that they have imported a dtthitg-hell, meat have given so memos able an ozample?We hope the first ever used in Ireland , construeted like that that th., Powers sit , mn . thh „i to the c ontr . * , ..f Vi enna p i th which the• Pier of ilanstittate 'Was completed and ! will . adopt a 0 M rn-s ta ~4 finished, and by means otwhich ortificers work ac , . oir of candUct' .-- tuellr under water the whole day. Bt . this romer that they will not sacrific. to ass expected ag. di.sary eaertion on the part or tiktmionissioners, •grandizement of territory ittcompatible with the the p Jirlk may very shortly .espeA to see !knob general interests of • Eerope, the prosperity and made the.permenent packet %tali in on this sideotOlft, Tirture peace of . aide • subjects. Is there any _water, tititotabr facility to rarrclpande"ces -"4 ).1144t thing extraordinary .11t : this stapectation? We have ' /tom between lf:lohlin and Londe* . -et nearly i t t ill o w ur . " :2 l: 4;or li , o . ori will- be istablistied.-4. said, that France is .*:Powerfil, and in this we ... havedeclared an ineoutieiti f! le truth ••••Vbe is poweeful, u ., E trel or ADWIRat. • Rortaar,:r-1 4 4 1 A4 1 11 0 hiteld frbecause she is united to her Gorerement t and bereave said _!..1 highly esteemetfOficer trilled at Tooth taa air' 'the desires to maintain her indepeudonce. Certain it 17th, Ilnd.vpent that and the following dayltiflt .pt: is thefif the nation had not been Separated from Its . Lyons. .o.i Monday, the 10th, at three i'clock in legitimate Government, the Allies never would have the afternoon, he died suddenly in the arms of his niece, the Lady of Capt. Lyons. The loiter Gentle man ender the walls of Paris. FiallOas alreosee, man arrived in three minutes after the melancholy *.lspestr - eiftil, not only because her armies are r...0r- . Verdun, but the vital spark was tittiirely eztin. event, accompanied by the Surgeon of the depot at ' laniaed h and the nation has not forgot the glory ac quired by Its sigual victories; :but she is puissant even f oo l ed. .. ~ , . in peace from the re-establi4bment of her credit, anl The pariah of St. hoo t Westral‘etee: bare adopt. " 1 , the renovation of her resenrees. eatthe lamp ievented by -Lord Cocuaswc for light. , their streets, which meet with general approba. 1 1 The Chamber of Deputiev have adopted the law', lags lion • the light being reflected from above is diffused relatiatti the naturalization of foreigners, the pur. upon the ground in a brillimot manlier, many yardal port at-which has !dread, been stated. This measure i n ' c i rcam f ereoce , an d canno t poss ibly b e a ff ected by is likily to have the efrect of greatly advancing the the j srina, a complaint too generally experienced s. in manufacturing interests and industry of France.---' addition to which, a considerable swag' is•ell•cted, The Festal Government continues to make all the ' from the strong light produced. ..,',-, :•. : • '''• 1 .. 'II .. necestiaq iteteagements. for entering into possession dm' l. That ititexible Advocate for Parliaments 1 ' Mt ' of the Cookies so liberally given up to them by I inter,lfejer, CARTWIstaHT, pissed thr • taco ors Thersday, on his road for Liverpeoisi We country. The Chevalier de Hoover, appointed Com understand the venerable Major has now in hilikl*:. mandant of the Isle of Bourbon, and M. Matcnamo, seesin• upwards - of five hundred Petitiofis 044, earned as Commissary It the same place, were pre. (Of lk Re&rm in Parliament, which have been cone: , seated to the King on the lath ult. aud took the ittithd:4o4lol care front various parts • of' the United oaths. ,_. ~ ...::_._... --.,...-,;.44/4+,.....-4' % •4....V r" ...?" 0 6." """` -.+ 4 1/1 0 401*tabapresented to the House ot..ceitatene - tseit,,, - when the ibject is e- acted to be again 111 il6ll l Coo , Majc,ty's .rips Twain. . cT. 2 —The Prince George • i lost 4n:tech.'s and cable each olaeletier vessel has brpe wpplied i J ' , sell lomat and does lhey, rifle all the/plc.—Rl i •OtyasVpti 'as per.4lo, Old a fleet - • • ; Pgittimoutit, ncr. 2.—Arrived tweelini ltie Dessim.•.-Ruited his MI ; . rnittri Mil gertle ft:e Plytuotttb.—His OietniOnltuitbios to the temir bound .141ellig•-•-Aostra , Aii Orrocs, Orr arviatda mid the Bohemian are to urtufb,' *bitable Nllnjesity's ship Penguin tors, Rnd will sail in about a wee lb. Bra , ils, Soo". Sens, and St. --)4o l tb , • • " Ri * tot , • • •f I • hl-1 • w 1 4 . .. ... t•4•?;(344:tenbewb.....4.1.... s ay* l4mtburgis' ner, ander convoy of his ?Majesty's brig Ovington, Master, with liase of rnalattnast. PiArrival*, Ocr. ].—Crime in the President, Niobe, and Cbrimmate frigates, ttad Dryden man ist, war, all from Porte ea ithe . , ratakuir STOOKS Thu giro( Air 51 . 1 A irciMalk , 07 ' (N.M. 'Red. • • Mdir r le p rittPlit Clot. Cook 65i •0416efiver ftilb 9 d IV . 4 p , r Cents. • ppiWyda 2.111,0- • • ••• • ' 6 pir cent. Navy 951 6 'Midi** A,...16 6• • e 1 1 1 E • ST4 r ES 1W d AV, LONNIAT: 'lollll4lllr s OCNVBEIL 3, 1334 We have received Frankfort and Brunets Papers to a late date, bringing, #►a will be seen from the following' extracts, information of considerable late , rest from Ghent, where the British and American lleaociators are still continuing on an amicable (pot- GnENT, Szrr. 26.—The. hest anderstasulintatid intimar.y continue to prevail between the two Leib. .tionssat the Congress. On Thursday the Ameriamatt. save a grand entertainment to a hundred persons, tQ which the English Ministers and a nufaher of the principal citizens were invited. While we see the .14iwisters of the two natleni behave to each other with the greatest friendship, and remain constant at, their : post, we cannot but wonder at seeing couti, timidly, both in the London and Paris Papers, artis , ties Which state, among other things, that. Lord •Gambier has asked leave of his Court to rotors% to London, because his presence is no longer necessary, at the Congress ; that the Ministry have consented ; that the .Anferican Ambassadors began to assume's very lofty tone ; that the pretensions of England are so es,. trasegant, that an arrangement is impossible; Altstt: the It'qtane Is to sail in a fortnight taconver the, American Legvion home. All these. assertions prove, how little the writers arti c Amagneinteti with the all' irs of the Congress. Oa the other hand, we have sees, • Vittildli wee astonishment, ie nee of• ode own Gaaertes;:an 'tract of a letter from MOO, sifyisigi-0., Two strangers of distinction had been inirodated Into the hotel of the American,Arnbassadm r and that they were cer. „ lain ly t hißns s ian ,mediators so lons expected.' It Is Well known s that the British . Government has long since ~fused the toed:aline of Russia, declaring its resolution to finish the affairs' of the United States without the intervention of any third Power. The two strangers were no other than the Secretaries of State, Meirs. Falk and Baron de Capellan, who, as we said, were present at the entertainment given by the Americas' Ligatinn in their hotel of Lam deghim. PARma, SEPT. 1 1.-Alwire are iart944ll Who itiliew . pleasure in exciting, nneati)neta in the minds of the inhabitants by affirming t that these three Duchies will be given at Vienna Co the Qeeen of Etruria. It is only the intolerant and die friends of the InqUifit lion who hold this language, Ake real friends of ebeir, It country are much satisfied with die prinebt *oer if , . . Swritilinaawat t Sort, nerd liichneee • the Princess of Natio animal en tile` t/t h Basle, and set o ff the next 64 for Berne. Tin:Astons of of Sch witz and 'Under.* persist in ref to join the Diet. On the 17th the whole Council of Et blitz, f i, • • :.. 5 • were splittiug wood by moons • epos. r, - reitt - die !II parts of which had . been biniikesSi alighted - ''' tbetCittid. building.- ,Eteae.a hoses* :Wore conmooll s the ffitilit spree so *rapid, is coWequence Al4' 'I :viitidliteitg terYld,git and the lye dings in a Teri '''''• date. -Mt* of'fhit 'OM* infilliitants have bottle 4Aia.4,4,thseir p fantitiiity: Lad other property. , itidttleredigal.M l llo/MtgtfkleAN.';—We hftv efifortt , I. rigt. *RIO .Asnins dtstutguthed frishwas, inie, must iiidinn , .. ' . bilk 'ib4re it i rrik.fsttlt ," t re, , arali,!,iitghlt2wilitijort tio4-svo eiloiOis (bet stetAlipeck 1 occaSivn, 'keep,Pstee lib* rile VIVI t.. eintit ill. his laitirly tiah .I :restless wilt. rectrifett *as c l • the presanre - of the E.teast, ohms Mr. C. the 'contagious: I atmosphere, and no' man t posed and condinaned.tisst in, ;'Mr. C. should not stiffer Ms , aaskat4 ! patriotism, nor his econ. ' his consistency. A seat ,ift • plessant- thing, no dr:4114,1u ~ - be trade° much the liettgitc; ravel tits mystery :its stkielellii's.- 'of odr "esteensed Gesisterysitin' Ire tht4fettili ini s Sech:as ,shovelseat(l,; mei !Atli' eietj true friend failing off'•-41tetie will pit, dety—tbasointereit of feeler fireff,y pp , 4 ,as 4asti name s lie' :Chivaide4 7ad k j itiofn t Some letters fro, Cadis have beet% wetted to the ilth'Or last month, alto .accortitag to these we hum 'to winch 'reason to ' believe that sanguinary mess snits had resorted to by .the New! Governor. . 'An anecdote is , mentioisid iii us which is highly ho. pourable to one of our eonsitrynsen :-9ir Tagus' Dyes, on being mode amid& ment of M. ARGUELL Newspaper's, who had a f Cortes, offered the pertain' necessary, to defend their; was informed,..thet there wee their rights fould_be pleaded. stances, after likisi time' to• the - Miniidi of' %/ far, might plvirlitiviiitviii tr.)i ceierita to tt* Spaittith'i( • for tite % application. A.Very numerous assemb Am trt , Dupcsater, to lei' br i 4.l4r. SADI.Eft, jun. El , um, ,this young and noel, sale tar'ityout half-past one 'tellinm:tritiellet &dining! in the same inleitic ma ascendirtfut Pritttefract: : spring, when . .: subject . rape: 4• • • • nearly from the eistollsift , ,near tterusworth tottinattes, .... reueht forward.—( .Litcester • • Cl . tranfek: , .. , ! .... • ... . . . The Gazette of Saturday enntaini en account. 00 ) . idthat the Princess! Ca rtar.oris Of WALES the attack made on Stonington by the Realities, Pacil• •I t .f a - $ , . . • about 40 minutes *Air. via- velo c k.—A t aikalist other Is to , *ln at 1% evmouth six wee longeti,..ssithat . • ut tip Nobte s .rs6, . 0 Isimr. hones; re . . talus, Dispatch brig, and Terror bomb, under the sf&N • Ilill -es d Mr - lit s 'eb (heir isalr• EATS has lat.ely proceeded' to tliat place, .. ~):i,g4 l . ertce s : ‘,l lo P. .FlllllWy.LtAli al!: gq , .llo' command of Sir TnonAallartnx. The lowa sus-* in constant attendance on bee Royel Highness. liked !soma damage, but not to the extent reported, The parargraph stating that Cot: Xrlfrisattonii i5,1.1"Wi114,6*, i4'' ..'•.:••••••• :. •—• --' . . . _ ._:"-' war pasted at lataitytett Si. the shallowness of the water not permitting the large appointed Chamberlain 40 the Piiticeol,Cnaar.ortp ' . 2-2 tbi el I . 111 " '7 : . vessels to approach. The cause of this visitation eel ei %sus is a mistake; Col. Atiliariettoose, being •• ' " ?' ,l l t ' lanill.t :"-* V ~,,e - t iti.k- ". .. *,' •• • , the part of our squarer', is said to have been the con- .„--,, ~, ~isAtiesiraittiteeire, nee. 1.144 : ,, i appeinted a Gentleman Ciller io:SlilJamikam t la the • .: 4 % 4 'ght i 4aLtiti Otlittisii&t by. my Lordv Commits; • room of the late Geveral . Bevsom. . . ,- • sioners '46 t liltnatral • to acquaint you, fir Olt epicuotri and active share the inhabitants had taken • ~ , " .., - an . • !hrtnay Messrs. W [talkie's DOISSETT, and - LAM, ititortliallekoiyi *erg . ROI _lnterested, that a ems* its s preparitig and barbeering torpedoes. There is ' . of the King's hiessengert,. Arrived at the Secre. . goy:10W Oil. fiffint illitiloniti • tor the .Bahatmo, etift . 4 alto in the Gazette the substance of Admiral Coca.' ' ''''',Of States... Officer for triVehan Affairs, with dis- ' the fib drilthlnk - snare's dispatches from th e Ist of June to the 12th `pitches a Mr. BAssETT from Paris, Mr. 4asts from ! • •-•''s I arn,llll2,ii '`our most bumble Dement% .i. . . , , . ,of August, embracing an account of the operatious Obent, and Mr: WILLIAMS from • Yienna.: - ' ''. *- . . J . l c catmint. . . ' " Jaya frrev,tes, raj, .Abeldweb4otile:" • :, in the. Chesapeeke t 'previous to the arrival of Sir A smell additional outfit, consisting, Webelimre, Of ..- '.. to t. y „ni t ( vs . ... cm ", :took . .o, c!, • , : iti w app ; ll .-. 'tiro s ... 04r Dory, is no! ready . f i e sall e !tom Ph i_ai lit , 1 . 4 8 , 01 ,• " g „ some A i gri h ii.fiki i i; l 4 ' w l t's:t h e watchman, %. okce#thriel(CociutAme. We are happy •Id learn free the Canada Paper., that since the Issaslt On e r.3. 4 .'" Cfrr, out the 'M t eu PP I4.-61.1 " " 16. 4' ; ' t ! " -, 40 imerfering AO prisitiirelPder, was in mach brt . 0 , I . It Quebec. Several additional Forb.krie, conaiderible reinforcements reached Gen.' aglii t ", 6l , l2 SK, and inaltreetett behe litrilees ratan. that he GIS - . **- • AS COMmiDariat are okent. old .hir this olipertmniry - .. $ . , . Dmultioxn, who was preparing to renew i ris attar* alb, sp ec i a l 4 „ 4 „ 04: t ra ii t h a t w i t & a f t h a t . '• ' . 44 ' "" li N neg ", ll4 ,. ,. , hit , on the Alnerkens. The British troops in front taf Gen. *44 in Canada. . .. •' I I—, Dirro att.ta X4'. mpativ—sonle . prafs ~e . wag 0 • 01 1, '.. - • . ' '''. ' ''' .:.:.' , . : '' . "" . . 1 • .ed gni eaplaiblatref'lint of these inflanarnable'V'mPft" , • la.tan's army .a.C.Piet.hurgh bad alio bees aug- Jkal. EDW4RDs, livitWit:lllo Commander lertltrcri.. 4 faip s to • merited,, and that General had been conakneatty = ~ Is app.ilitod Chairtwim to dmttifiiill449( . ... mi s m ero ,, ve liki i ilisilt, p a t i l i tt hia l a taz ' ataa ' or t. the. ', placed in a critical situation . a ry Colianiameuers. • -- 'iligieedeY - tiiliii Broad.WaY Chspel '.lgt.tt. -..-.. ' ..t • - 1 i'•-:4 cOttru i sslevag i- .v. , ... , ' • ~ ~ , •.. • .r • , •• • L' . : •A c.”4,k iia ..;:•1.-;1...-. - -.. •- • - • \_,. - s i • 4 'l',E STATESMAN; tenderness trimly fratetnal. nod 33 Doped.. (rein Underwent, after nigh ~ se t , _.,...... _Aar' 44, Vet:, .6 . !it , thltr..h.t- ww '.:9l 4 lthw . , t - , - - ,*f , 4 14 .5- .. i 1 t , .A::: 14tsititeOpy ar st/ OPP when 1310' '- 'AO oyn.eall„, . whimostii; t iel) proVidfd fAifli A itrieß II if e , si w IS ep it a ~., ---IP. esil::tho.' .14,44 pat' 16111,1 still maintains slayer* ~, feud. ... 'Gan oaf enyfery for themselves. is the 'ragas IQ' 6 heft silf-inlerest conceals , ' [ rolleentltelte. Philllllllf of hesitantly; . 1t 'ildvances ~...._,....._....... t. ~ --yro.s. ttiedastaa. 0 troubiing•ttaelf 'beat the . -- iktitrifireceiriall4 Fri • •th • , • • . 1 litirt tissar.e *chooser s. or the ' bribe of its rea. wt._ Ti ber con light aktir.;•pikkiediii* r, 441 su b , Minn, . . . 411* Bourdeysly 4 • i 5ia.7.*0411,04 . : • .. ..4 -.. i v itr - , •‘.. , . _ v .—. ,;_ g __,_— nii.,.- - 1 ' i On Ther,s4amvecrnglnnt si the 29th alt. a mo r d,, ... .r . : tPRIFTImit ' 4 ° l ° 4 31 1 attended " - kith circtienstanee of the most utif 1 vette •, • 4.4014, Is Sat ilitv " • • ' • as - I '. . baiintrity, wditierptiiiiited Pi Chapman Street, ~. tittla Vulnolaket Rainbow, mereial-road.• . A link nailed ',An Siren , to iF!' , 1 "kin. 8 4 Fraaria' Wale , there, having quarrelled with his wife at tea, the I li , 41 nowt ate Partierfritis with ter threw a tea-mIP at iticol'on which he seised t i t I Irk of iLlhisa, ebo 101 1 , 1441 poker, and beat ,her trriih, it in the most enmo ti ed,. A i was 'walls ulthoiCserda; triatibeil • %hr 4 .', , fh 1 1 04 1 $4ra...abiff to •ScliPll Is. p pe t tkil- supplied lire 'with blaintw the gutdiM; 'SW fie pursued her thitb ers ; . .; onticoed to heat her abriut:thi head with th e l in bte he r: 4 o. .b, te itt y l li . 4 4 l* .l. l s: de latle vel . , . till she.espieed the sietiet . of kis utigiieeruahle'i4 1 end mvilted f10r .g 4 ,4,1,,,i, r. The horrid deed,beeactiog kaolin, hoottetalnio ols • 1 • r ctistorly the lime evening. Although Straft.L, • I ' her 4 , 4 s lie l #l ? ; _,._ ed to be rival • with his }rife tar 1134 . yeers, ;old had b a d li sat7 ' l ' 4ad. ! 'l "" gs "' in ' a Ibi "" P '. ritildretiirber, ''suCk niii I,ll . atiir. went off .7. • ' 1 • : . •I .nsurh cut up in her isitti.4 . _._. _, ._„. 9_ _. ~. . _ . . _ . a4 44, , , . , . that inl'aleave-te• eff.L'e39Vo SeTeral , ttmea whee l _,, , 1. 1 "1 1 111 ° i . n j ur Ts 111 .9 k:4 • 13 ttkilet feescesives)ta; le thougiit *hi. Wes oat, 814.,-.. ' ['saw 1 e_ schooner, ~I k , - • ritte. , jukolloAdjimeto lodged iii smelt... , A ..- 177 . .. 4 to tlnv„ his Majesty's 41iip .tier i Jilikm, f i t pcjield...ol, • the botlyvektiii ; . I tire; Rorer. and L% FIB. OM°, tittifilitititliti, *hes the above PaCtireiterie 40 4 ' 4... .kJ '... 1 dilirerent !Linda, from tootle, ,•1i....(;: p;:-1* i e. i i iroin i a , c , =2. , • .,,,,....• . ... ships iiYatOca , 4 04 :8 1 41 11 L `' ..l . -..'..` . .1' ' /4M4ICOITie, 4pr. 30. ..,---... PlbleY, C)rus .aod Ciadlitii, •• -' . :5,4 ...',.:/ 7"' 1 4 4iiiiii10... • . .. . . araitiNta- Willi risen yrs. DOUBI.IIII'4* ''i ' 1 :rut pork's. wilt, s mail, liv" ' •' i if , ~ • . pleas . , bet k 1 . 1 soliwi! . , 1 . ~ ...., 1 16 • Yon may mush; , . you tcl packet , with la " 7 " . ltd.' that we have had tioniatreti upon ass 1 EllieSt packet li a't "e 1 0' 4 :tp honour! ' Milt ' .. ce• i it, itipreguated b r ,i angel, whom she met one dat•k' nighi, es *l4, ' road. i The angel, told her' she • thdalil•liea'o4 et leoria and Wateltils Irma- whOirould - he a iiiigley prephd—that be wank* -' • t lasi evening iSt diOtrOwes — ' bliftort Ole 10th Of Angust. *et.. On that dat.ii, • km the share 'iteitothers,' .lied oY • beliOers were . to . be awn approsita l e , 4, ‘,...,„t th e. i .4 4 ( W l * : ilitorhunue o pli laden with something good. ,•.% cereals' in the Doom his Ida- madtent.sentieman- whom she had bespoke . o ft ' tof transpota l . iamtkiliala ' Item) h er, ., tome ' "I""tha 'previous to rite stel i i poiti)4 l . bullt .privately. and publicly &sabred lib ' • Mat•if she laid in Owthe 10th he-himself would . * • • • * in ott OW 4iiii; - ~lltiry Castle ii a married welsh,ca b;s bblis"'?""'P S P ri g bi- and intiviCtere - Want Vire' linieo to. an intilisiiing *, d4.1#61/ i s ships Growler 'On a . &hermit* ; she Whinge to 'bits of thiconventiel•ii t . — His blnj"tv's ship cla n° the Wcae s ych antnesion, and when the spirt Nog g dto Newfoundland, Ste. ale bQI4I f0t.1.144,#-• '• • ' . 3er. 2.—A1l vessels bound Iti -I '. • - ' -5. proceed immediately to PiY* T t lnicntmtr...Fran, 7 --A dreadful fire broke igt A en g uin will give theist istruel . gatelitr morning, OR tit indent, at- St. Nub,.i iek.—We expect the tlret fai:, Huntingdonshire, in - .1;a- - street leading toeuds Helena will mil on !rgehifiii, Cambridge, called Caintirldge-street. it is supposi to have happened in eossequetteeU: olinine me, aid 's shiu Duncan . — Carne iiithe nn thelustice of the po:, th in mats. We hope the trt will promo unfounded; Pectations 110 not, on this 10 2 , P;PPAl_ .* 409 w Olt, itill• 0. ' 4l 1 410.:*0, oliti Itotiootetbp •, . , .Alts oss ts, kit**, better t-loissmis of ths rots* tett more frequently es . Influence. cassis a wane . his salty' to subdue his kiinnsbition to supersede n.P!. would he and the cheaper it could e t.,Ottie lime must an. laboitred epistle soiss'isais Introlved,hins4 seises/4, ire cont. tl to Ltoland, lament ths et, therefore, neglect ear Isasi shall never be saeri- 'betrayer ezetted.-,(Cart ittainted with the imptleasK: .1, and certain Editors el dvocated the COMP! of the niiry : assistance lie deemed "cause. On this occasion he was no tribunal before whiek ,del. Under - theie dream• t for consideotheo, he wrote ', awitowititig ihat his nine* im the iist 'of Lieutenant.. iitiiy v issiggieg his reason. • ablage took iihte on Thurk vittiess the aliki ex . curliffill :vitrx thing being In renms i at !:rpliOng a nt t moentad e o'ttilpitielt ' destined ' l , I.S.Pai, . linen Lit44A ,as ~ h e 77 had before . , .17#1ifthlitehiel h"fn ii iffi" , toe him slowt t r e :::. 4 ard to u, where be ed at