The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-29 00:00:00

Row P flllmrioiltrt ymar • . lc seeing well ; - C aP' ''T erimi• Andersen, of 4 1 04, 1,11 -A , 0 sae lit es, pm bet it tt: 4- ‘ •I I , . •• Sold the t•yi4.414 . - .•; the "tidos. liirtith yhelatirrek - it - thy Unser - pie. itoterresii; las dietiontk ' - miriat-tiatissoel Can.. esaiszE st • t *ey Oriebelitesin span4.:,,* • -OM trotter.' beet: bat. • . , • Stiets tweeted the Mkt* t . 30 Of 4.00 fir I,olng ...dgropadiert haviag, is the Asia dea l , 'eseeheightl Pt. 6 . nelsheet 4 Wrielslll4* thitatat,:ihrseryiluss tire% slither .• .... • : In the . Is 4 nelllkho'Otr frainl,.,armikii Ifni ItYPOied "t•r en ebelinitteksfaiiiitinee It. bee Aro instaatinder of 'lases , /, :- storroirk party-hailers by thli airiest got - kite tens ;goer., . s . - b tbs. , hide .of *her givristrta. eirraisting of b iota . .4 :.. • -1 11 !“, of whom i j orisrbirtibto iiiieber 1,, r 4 . 01t.., 1 - . 4. Oyer* putt o tie savOte,tillelerisir iilleitalria..Krwits.ti e t , • • - Obsoletely .necessityy pit** wittl it erriti: . 1 119)7 . r,, Ands', produce th e 'moot islatity : 1 ratty' . ~ .loperstions so this province. ..z . - -,, . • • . -. '.. • The Killedar I ovilisitel to be Itengiii 'OS Otis sf (bo a ' ..; ~.. . bastions, insinediatelyeiftif: the pitol l 4l:' tY/Itliet', • 1 : :,' ' be was.aceissary or not to thir'lstibiliqaatie r iithert i of his men,shisestrcsalssfat OPitaiihm•Oilhiiii" d e ll* ..... to his iebeitirre la She nist•lnstatek; nsdkidari.f olt!!l . . • thew eyeing' hi hint viceited lull.* mirrninge. , : I, Our hies. besldell the irreparable' 1011 i1e..1 . . bitted lit Major Gordon .n Capt. blacgriOgtor,?rwiti, • , • Lardabip iv ill• perceive, by thaserompi nyintt rotors: l .., of killed and iv oonded, sue much less numerovis thak aright have bten esneeted hoes the desperafe•aetnit •of the service on which► tbatroops were engaged. • " The conduct of the whole of the Generel; Per sonal, end Divisional Staff, on this .censure merited *venal my highest approbation and best acknow. ledginents. I have the, honour to refer your Lord ship to the inclosed transcript of my General Order . of this. date, and to be, with the , g reatest re s pect, &c. T. HISLOP, Lieut e tlenetal. i a Total Killed and Woanded—l Ma)jor, 1 Captain, 2 Noe- i ' tank ~ wessni ssioned officers. 3 rank and AiefkAlleds I Lieu stellar, tenant- Ta•Illillewel. I CaPlaIR. 2 Lieu:counts. 1 Essig% 13 ' 0 Apatret Killed—leer Majesty's Royal Scots—Major Gordon el, iii C 'Main Maternal'. .0 ;;„,_ ersasaded —SI; If —Lieut.-Col. Macgregor Murray, Deputy .#diumerttieerrel of Mk Vajesty's Forces. severely. •(Ups. H. O'Rriess. Assistant Astjtstant General, severely. He atairty's Ravel Se w s—tacos:. Ill'Gregor,.severely , g• ' ' }Weyear,— I Mit t:' A allerton, wieiely. . . . 3.. . la asgthere of Native Infaatry, Ist Batt.—Etisign amoral, li e 1r,.... fellows. the General Orders issued by Sir T. Allittette. c-atiel ing. to the army his thanks for the teal IMllldrelhotry . Iliiisder•d in the attack upon Talitier •, 1 ''''%iseassetrieret Eilegestelsos„ ennerancing the aurrosider of ' • tralishoe of kill forte, the esptsra of which his been - Skied, Siefert] • ;' • . , . , . •-• soon f r ., eco‘patek Prose Sir J. Metroles le Ile. Adele, .;I: ' timed lailow. Cheese; Merck V% 11118.. .1 AI l e dread it of mime rensequerree tp 'rota.? to c i , zeires . 'ettlemoot with. Xurreere Khiti, the' Pin. • ~. , K. Cairf. tetretiee his tut ure . plice of residence. • 1 mowed into a *fall riiires.ion with him ippon the, Ileineet, 'tiff west& of *Wit his bstera his • cheerful .. orgoemesites is tiro piste I,proposed of his receiving. :Awn* Inollsr perrviefroOf gr,oftitporlk, isis; the sop. • pert et himself' 04; kibillri, Ott Viiittiaiitli *PR _ , . ~._ .. , _ . • • **IP , fink* a lt o paid* ainipf id elioliiiikst : .116.6•Atinsdartige. •0441100140•1 44 ? rtartg ) Were Xbell ; *WOK liOiskepeeliVill iee ll Infantry * .need; hot swee t • . •• , •-• ....I` " ` 4 1 ' . The Pletleateo gbiellatillhbott letiillillitielile . :X t. .. ittodas 'e Oiled of 000 .. istridsi.awo S,*en ..i Reim* Wise& (who:lanai leiimp . ,i)!2.4 . e .. , tee) 'eatitepeily :thee* t ',there.tiler t!,.Wrifirellivi ~, . Kerewly, , Agra; so& Allaitatied. , LINO/ . (gristle& - ; *beet • faith lettere • and s peuports •Jo ,fatilitityy o ;thtir; Stormy . ; and Ws teEpeonnited thcyikinsil. ate pismire sjon to calorie et the *Mtge of Wet: Zelic Ally, ie . ; the dist 'let of *Allababad c tilt - '.l4o:tiakalicttad. far thest at Gotuckporit. . t.•.• .. ..., .. 1 . ! . ... A Dispatch treat 'LlealtpOnt..coloner 11!4nhn4le gives the partjrularrtifwn . attack on the,Pindscretia, the substance of which is given in the.subioineddh• . -dement :-,.- • Ke 11 affect Or ect from Division ders K. liiM .T Vaftw•Geseral Sir W. G. it, . . • Camp. et Debelpoof. March 18 ; 1818.. : 2 The Major.Geseral is happy so publish to . thedl-•• - Vision the following particulars of en action between • a detachment from his Majesty!' .17th Dragoons, ' under Liest..Cul. the lion. 1... Sljltnhope, and 30 0 Pitidarees, commanded by Ghetto° in person, which •has added 'to the deserved reputation of that gallant corps, and reflects' he highest credit on the officers and men employed en the occasion. " Intertnation having been communicated to Lieot..Col. the liow. , •L. Stanhope of 'a considerable party of Pindttreet -having appeared within a forced • inroch of his camp, .4 detachment was immediately put in motion, and arrived within sight of the enemy after* march of 30 miles ; the drsgoons. immediately ,fos,mtd sad at • tacked them, end after a.sitair of. resiMante they..be-, took themselves to flight, closely pursued ly.•our . detachment, who cot down upwards of 100 horse men. Cheetoo, conspicuous bfliikdress and black charger, narrowly escaped falling into . odor hitido t but was saved by• the ..eztriorditrart speed; 'ii born." . • - flalth w' ' . . The Msjor.Geners l begs t o eipreceiis ~ to - Lieet..Col. the Hon. L. Stanhope, fit • the litattliii. tide end wipes with which the iiiringeaskitittritit't wade for the attack, sad lb. eitirit ifiltitsviltigkle .itoi toodected, and Ito retires bit acknowlidgetentnto the whole of the detachment for elWrinnitaitiy and, activity which they displayed .daring the sLiack and permit , of the enemy. The easiest of 041.. Adeins sad Comm. lideniets bee bete titillated, to the Difejettkotenall is .tbe mist lateen' le terms, and he , Is mosabayte to 'spasms hit sequinned approbation of the gilleetry of bethisltime ethers. Littolmiant itleSies eetesitting opeelletti . larto bee* repeatedly broight to its Stajer•altaitwel's notice, and he feels tillwOwnalf hettSblo of Alit importance ea this aces. slow from t h e trpitriimi he has hid of that officer's saleable genius. IP • Print* letters frees Paris F state_, that the fl ambee Of Esstleit i Irish. Rod Scotch I. MICO, appears oe the Poke Books to assist t*43060, emery °aloof Irby* hihgared as to meow, residence, dm It is ta estimated (I* tiveti apeoditatotomlo to 60,000 t. flop • .. „, . iroin'end Copt CbllrOperciOn were Oita.; .and• Am. Colonel biolitußOT, Deputy AtijoisntrGeeerri l s ere he coats) draw his sword, was disperstely wounded by the: daggers of these delpeiite•eitemies. :Their success, however, wis r bot shori: , The other . sates were blown open. by Cannon ; tiotpliei wes InOntl y 1 i stormed ; the garrison, consisting of 300 Arabs astsk i Others, ; was every man pet to,tbeswild.iiud the re. beams, killeclar himself hanged by. ordtr uf:Sii , THOMAS 11111L6P. Tl, ! is example of - penisliMi t ot was Nipected to hiee a islutiry effe ct ihrooghout the . L ieighbouriog districts...PeaerCOlong MURRAY 'Wee !likely to recover from.tis,nnueds. Wit baver . slieady ,eopounced that the: Phiderreithleftlibt, Cuts.roo and RAN:UN, .had dellieiesk ibeinsitilti bp . ..to the" , :Nabob of fitioltim, who il i a proposed atrangementnl 'foe the future , sobsistence wf the tbieftaloa. that bail' beftne sobinitted. The Governor in Ciente-at Bosse . bay, by whom the presept.-dispatchesitivebeen fort. warded a observes how empt with • regret; ew ilset lir t`tattler ' received by the- Chisf fsecistao. -fres! lier ions MALCOLM, - 4 - a deli sebeetittenifb his AIWA dispatch; he has Shoe heard thst:Ptvt‘cots...a RAI(•., ion har . made off,. .nod `tiatk ; gnow..towards„ 'kik 'out he inissitsthe Nesbitt*, en4tbitt his troops bad proceeded._ le, • Sbe Sosibiards in Lpilthiertioeliee.”--i , .l'ltess dispatches• reacii4l4l" the . 234Y0l leneary ter the end of Minh itierusiiii. ; It".,ett ; P:stYcP a l c64 ; that accounts - .tits 1140 .. ie tgre;SPin t IP 0 tr i,. ai per seem titA*l-1) fill 10:4140,4441/ Ode ik Porgage ' c?. 0 . 1 5 4 # 44:•46ei*JhotiOn00. 4 :to broke* op ma ibe Stet' el MatillirOgiffik ollir Inc, stoma lwettiefi tri , bikdroir ' l "7 - f . t?. : . -:1* ', -' ' it , ~- :• •r', 1. ; e. 14-1 1, ! -,,• • ...... ~; 4 ),.. - . TM riii:ih.hitora24.iiteiisr 4o• : th ? :gni , diem OCAS Pikii;',iiiikkiiirel o.‘ Yier . I.!sdify laic','; .fieriiiifier! spot Boiipsto paglicolitts; --fie !Einl o ptoftArecm gaseitrpriate ieditisite Moods) , to siossoi* sattiernittothoe4ifieder gi- th e . Aoetthor Onistingent, liiii i rosefiligiog. ' A long. tonfiffilifeoawariallb iielsVollo44aele ijaiit ibi .13ririsb" itlitiltikdorVbetti?.:ll ,the Pelts Of .VVEro 11:1 scicolCoil4,l , Xiis n tr,laiend Pariegetwo:Mialete. . !, The celeabpoltre tr.! the Yeadval. of !St..Ltivii s itbllkar lee have absosisid.the,:writel";ittotittas of akiii- ,. mint and the People3and !tyre ire tOjtidgeOes.. prePrratory'intitile 6, 1 ' Viliti. of ibis nationsl Intl will be as rolnre arni golf thereto of EeroriC ,•• . , depended spots ittperforminan. ',, Tife King , boa em. iteliished Atm.! testiest ~y sat elr. mency.• His Msilitlytisis evoke no : tai n Omit three' he sicfred unit fOrly:tvit rite pg . irdonsisPd one hoollrert and fortr.fire commonalties of punishment ; end.. 44 tlie,ibrei hehilseatind fosty.fiseftes pir one, t ere ere one hundred rod . twenty4Site reepoititeet oreilFka.— , Theoamer ofthesepotitital: : offenders are 1)0i men. T-bones, bat we hokAte, version ,inctodee.tinidistia. guished then ; On' t werS . hapiahed• from their coultY, and have,bie,ii.httnteliftem :kingdom to kingdom fo r ....• • ~. • , . 'their ad he ranort, to the prliittl Mei of pitristirrn,ana constitutiosai:liberty; • We'isitt venture to .:styritbatt such megisasibtoons ' conduct weals! . do more towards -Eking thefenits of the'.Peopte In favour of thstour. boss throne,. than the shooting and quaiterlng isf , is fiseessort - Nog, LASEDOYSIM,• or IsysLsciii.-- That a measure of this sort is 'intended; may be, In ,f urr ed from the following remark in:the Monileuel4 "The fact that the Royal Mercy has been' emended to some, opens to all the firmest hope that the, May, ore long, render themselves:wife* df . the same ammer." On the use of the 114mrt - rid 144, / pOia,.. !Pk theatres were - opened grille; and nolniiiittit,4 l l4 the lennesse crowds complete order was .; • Couplets, Sr pieces bearing reference to the einem• . stances of the eelement -.were Ilftriosd ; ,,, trCrloi ! relied, we are odd; 'fifth m‘oy siOamatiiin‘bisdani able to the helmet' ofribe l li4/;lef liamtbow;•!.." • ••A'',. ' The Daehrwe if. Idrea ' s• ,4e.tiodd. to die apfit t o44 hiera! t ,The . Mingterwr . rtilitlo4 °lll * Royite. pitti . :, imam% which - it 'mutate , . martei?itible at •IMlttb. Ao.4rot relater tw i tlerAity, amittirm ; .44aowst . *lt of allowoeiei imr forrie!•end qisetersi tip timilkilffollicers of. the Royal :Corp", from the lett - - The second trathotliei . the Cc;rliointiOn. , Iffliald been givesrleissitstre Cboir—.: - 1 ..: .. • . ..• --* Me: O'Coliiisti: 'ln stisitterini Ott iffilrief ira. land, thee 'poke Of the 'recent changelnthe e Adminis .. sostion, , and of the character of Mr. Grant, the news frelormeep, .. . . .• • %""iirs elM'ellange his already taken plice,' which sir ,, Iffte to Me 16 be a islotery one ; at. all rents,.[ am. Mk saustooted le we Irelserd• treated with harshness ostd.dierigird„ to we insult follow at the heels of op. Pettwitottekbetermi -anxious to grit) at any phantom tolio llefleteever the desolation of my cotrotry„ind to , ivtikthe?.prraipect of caters good, however dim and Aslant itmner appear. • •- . , • • . 4 .gentlernewthirs •recently come amongst us to .tilkwipon him the first place in the Adolinistrhtims •et Ireland, who has been distinguished es the isre,, rent.e4tecate of Irish rights; and you Will pert* oetee ; ezpregliag my surprise that his name should. have seen omitted , in the list of yogi toaittt.' ,You. ; biro. given the Doke of York and the Arelk . ;i yew ,btive givettAbe- Duke et Ciareuce and the Nawy ;. yoq litategiveo. the t,iting. - rightly ; you -hate woo that, 'Owes sad. Royal Family, decorouily f you have, ivew the Lord Lieutenant, deservedly—why have yet( emitted the name of. his . Secretary, Oatles : Grant ?-(loud cheprs.)—Thit : .Gontlemen . has come amongit us, and his former conduct has : had him under a mighty promise to Ireland. ' Mity.j..l%PPe, 'Sir; that this like all other promises of beetAl.to bat: 'has not been made to be viofated —ma y I .hope !bat this Gentleman has come amongst us oith..tbeAllve of peace and the charter of emancipation ; . that asop; pression has bias tried ind failed, they eeight now see whit kindness and conciliation could effect.. !In• died, from the matilinets of Mr. Grant's charaCter, 'lwoubil suppose that he would not take a place here merely ito witness the public wrongs without beisig Able 4 redrese them—bed to hear and to diocesan! . the rules 'Of public complaint. lie is a young twist s , 'lnd he has about loins all the generosity of youth; he is enlightened, and he entertains the liberal Arils of a Statesman ; he is in power, but he stornedle compromise his character 'for place ; if not tne'bd. mine, he was at least too proud to make the almest exploded doctrines of ferocious bigotry the ladderitt sordid and illegitimate ambition ; his charecNr Is stet wi compos_ed of 'the worst elements of hum an nattutt .t; iniiiiiitrous combination of opposiitt and °dimwit tips —t A e vanities and follies. of youth, an d tbe.ritifd and heartless. vices of old age. Al i r, Gratttopstelit I mistake the man, would_ score )o,,usauefactsre his fortunes on the toisepitil,,ef a Prltkits as on 1 4 1 4 i.. Binary stock in *cede., I,..irssilst,,voill. not mist.' Mt , 11CP his Adminiatiatioe, frOlojileg into ;Arlie the emt4te of 4berty..:lirktreetty.-74..making- the, la• iluenos of , hiti'i"sittrettoo, iirbierriettt , to 'the sepplok and the eipcoVseigeki4itoiritV4eitieriete .and su'lles. • ... • . , • 1) . p i —• • pica ble:a iltieti ,rig, to. Via._ "sett", s er Trelso, to ineiham ilielieseuil, ;,, he, r iti . . - not oggrasate OW, krierirsti - of . .,'lPMApelir. sad preserve the pewes"'ilit will oat *tint t*pOisent.from hie Cot. tile toilte'frao tt, wr host the benefit of 4Bur y, '-• *ooo.min, instances without the commission of a urimiiio7ortio'lrititille.;;Wr 'gout 'of thk sincerity! Of hit .lestredatO; thwlPeofwttilet ; itn he ever, think .. tkat, it :eta add::tuAtiv.eeiltititiirm as a men , or ,as . a Sot t„F. byiwociubleit:g that he la's bigot, es bite, ; etvirateptiltird int;fonairlified;`ki ever lived in the .deys: of Ahliiiistfetsli#6e. :•I' . frest lie Will not act doe whilst laViemairiCtiniongst mond when be leases es; hirwitt•stite-Alit; sheered by 'the itolithe' f lattery of a sestal.Preii,' rirlire stupid.shou_t of col. Retrial bigotry. Vet, he . too, - may deceive us ; pifd it.rnay•be the pabiful duty of elle, 'who now respeetti his chasatter; to change the langal'se of praise, to that of complaint and . censure ; ti'fit; op to'the pre. '!tat moment, be has probed himself the warm fri end eff toleration, the . high minded ind enlightened.. .pd.- loots of behind ;—up to this moment, he has merited 'ewe. warmest *mikado, and whilst he continues.to epliold the principles of his early adoption—whilst he walks in the same straight and honourable path, .he deserves to be cheered in his progress. Under the influence of my present feelings, I have, therefore, great pleasure in proposing— The Width of ble.'Seeretary Bract. • This toast was received with load apple's*, and drank , witts three times three. PRICE OF trOolS . THli I, ir AT ONK O'CLOCK'. R an k Stock ' :r - biei . Cent. Ninny 10116411 3 per Cent. Red.744:10.74 • India Meade SI p 3 per Cent.Ciusuln V 14Iei ligHtlC Aso WO , . . 4 . Si per Cent. 8411(5. lioteltegeser 144 1 * .17 -, p Cansol‘for Ace. 74 144111 • Gamboa bli 5 44. 4 per Cita. 9411,, ..... - . • • ..!... I-- _...---6.,—.... r Z. - 4' ' 74 10 • e ••4•• • • rssarprt, • .•• . Abe r 1 -. 'Are Janeary. _ ._ _ _ __._ _. ___ _ : - -2. - - -.4.7T-f'r.3:: , ;;c 1 311; - ' . f • • • • .. ,„ .IyrioN t ••• _ • p the ply of.Parlt to lioiroWihe san"of twelve hen-, • 4' ... ...., . .a. i . .'. 't. .••• droll thousand francs, which the princirl Merchants ;, ....-.: . sastieir,ltiaorr .74.9. romp . . 1 - . . 1 .. 4 . • • ••-•,. !",, - of the general eatrepot of wine" arid brandies, t ._. „! r/r waer......-? , .• ) - 14. • -:' other capitalists, have offered .to leid„.. for 'the por- A Sul/pie/mud td4the Gtegetle - el• Tetrads, litt . t 11443: tea of completing certain works coneected with that published yesterday evening , containing further de- ablishment ; end the third rectifies a mistake which Insert- wee committed in a former• Ordinance, where the tails of the MilititiorieratfOns in India. : We Inge . an abstract of . 01 , i ,... 444 9 1 . aisuatchef onts,furnish. lacteal kingdom of I?oiaud was designated as the Grand Duchy of Wariew. ed. ' They arts--lietY ll'eP end low* ow . ligoro" It is said, that during the absence of his father, the ' proterstluu of..the war a ga inst the Pstilittr:A; which Emperor of Atlrrata, at Aix-la-Chapelle, .the Go: . is now rapidly. appeoachiog to a suc6essfal cancle. vernment will be vested in the Hereditary Prince.— ' The functions ..of Army Inspectors-General in , the sloe. The particulars are given of the surrender of the forts of Chioden, Wunden, .N an g horr y , Was. kingdom of the Netherlands are about to be %applies'. HI, and the duty, will be done by the Prince ' Ol tote, Seedghur, Illtegwanghur, and Poorunder..— °Laos for the Cavalry end Infantry, and Prince Amon the exploits of this decisive campaign, a gal. r .- esoieicit for the Artillery.—They write from lant attack is narrated by Sir TnoirAs Hindi., oponißnme, that the Prince of the Peace, who was for the fortress of 'rainier, the Killedar of which some time dangerously ill, is now much better. The had set himself in open". and .unprovoked rebellion negociations - respecting Concordates with the different + Germen Ministers now at Rome appear to be in a against -the British Goreratnent, An attack, upon state ofembarrarantent, but the reason is net known. the fort cu es tereore unavoidable Seeing.: hf th e' It is conjectured, the, they are waiting the result of effect of 0.11 r• batteries on bis works; the Kille- ! the E c 1 ' • • s'oir Ati d 5 ettesile . emote. et Frankfort.—The der solicited , term ) sad eskaisteeallt case for.'"Frencb 5 per Coots. left of on i ltioaday at 791. blac.' ' tigi, according to this doctrine, most for ever se f fie th e okisiostimilios. Like the Priests-of MEr.ctrtztarc k , J aws are Kings , for ever,' sccortling to the order or tegitimay. The People have no right to cast t 4444 fhadgh their thisContinct may .he incorrigible-••• 0100 OPY may abuse the poblic trust, be guilty of all.sig o . . • r ner. of usurpations, and heap all kinds of calawitk u spon'their subjects, their title to rule is thesaie ; and all who hold the' doctrine that Piinceiire'sr. countable beings, or• can in any way. fiegt 1 6 4 citrons' to sovereign authority, nit, sacohiris Mad atrocious rebels, op whom:the most signal ',Pea k , ought to fall. Wellrink it possible,bovieVer; r e b e friends of.civil liberty, and to maintailitite p r i n d of coercing Kings, of even:changing them, wa s right of Nations to lake means for improviso f i r condition,: without being justly liable • tussil, ed measure of punishment. This is the right 0484 4 t dill haveciairsed, and for daring to exert ' tight, en which the Consfilstion of England is e d. ed i . , France -sad Europe' hate beets visited by antis miseries of was 1614 iliktrtir of a century. The Dy. 'nasty eifthe S'''' Timm teielts and inclinaiipria.of the Country. The Dynasty Ind.titeßepnhtikofCßOMWEDL, followed without eir. ijeetion 11.thororeigii ('.stirs; t coneolidated the sea inberetti lilt . . was proclaimed „by the Nation, sale. ilfserfitialitid . • by the I"owers . of Europe,: ,bat , 'Wm ctrenmstaptea, did : not prevent the People of F,Ug. lintt . lropt bringing litek CatAttLES ifs ; from ees. - tr . oiling him as well es they could, ides they ired , gothlin tack; And froMjustiY turning out his bymin • •saben• hiiiiii * (Strad uncontrollable. The priecipls . .. , !Ron . , yrificit"lie national rights of the French are die . nntijri it tie tense., The :title of NAPOLSON la iht ; Throne, if France, grtunded .pion this tight la the : R o opt , - es; ivn* . are (old, .thui maintained by irlaself• is The wriktits Of the third dynasty were wholly ' ognitheiol4Boo..; • the Republic, wit consecrated‘ ' Ai *Mot the People, by religion, by victory, sad by all the Pamirs of and the fourth di, !jet/. (I.l*.,of,NseoLecy) did vol succeed to /. kfrits butAD , 4lis Republic; and that dynasty was ,'tasted in*Mdet- to consonants - the sew fitment s "— The history, of vreutshearprtihts veUirraing, and 'thefolloWirig eatracl.fromta•work now betesnuark. ' this subject, sholy4,l3pw ibobeßsi•aai stlveseiguty wst exercised and acknowledged : ".. •-•- • •• tu ir os CArleTaisAlticird the Tlitbur lby fist chokr of his Ar ' Wiesen,. composed of liters pod. . Bishops, classes that tin ' lormed the nation. The French Monarchy wasitever alisolne. the interference of the States• General was always neces,aryht the principal acts Of Legislation and the g ranting of new late. In, latter times the Palliaments 'sa t iating the authority dale States• General, and seconded in their pretensions by the Co',rt • usurpia the rights of the nation. In 1788, the Parliaments ne t t! the first -to acknowledge this.. Louts, ALVA. convokes it 1/89 the Staten•Getteral, add' the nation returned to them eiseofa portion : of its,sovereronty. The:Ciiintiiitent /Isseonl rive to th e State a nee.Loustltylion, **MCA ;sue sanctioned t ellal44f of all Trance. Loon XV!. accepted and snits, --tmiltnaln it ; the Legistritivil Adiraibly suspended the Kings tk Coavention,emnposervof .Depatierfrotis alt-the . Primary Amu. blies of the nation, and invested with special powers. deduct -tiseabolition of the. Monitrehy; and treated a Republic. `Xing perished ondbercalfirld: All tholes ho belonged to then, : mhely left. France, and called to their as , istance foreign mks. 'Austria and Prussia si g ned the Convention of Panne ; Austria and Prussian •nrmies having joined the army of the Priem commenced the war .of the first Coalition to subjugate , • French People and impose the Bounsoms upon them. 'the whi .aation Mt to assts= Austria and Prussia were conquered. Aft* wards Austria, England, and Russia, formed the second Cob. lion; that Coalition wits destrOyed hatband Whew, Ands Powers recognised the ltepublie,". . • . • i . ' —.....i.-.. . . .. low•port his preiniled (Or several days, that a.. , se r inosliiisunderstancling,ekists bet ween -Golernthent ._, wisel - the Bank Directors,. ,on- the• subject of the "P'7' fl o ttlit . 0 pl . will ion*. duet* hg Baoh. It was &tined; ode s satorrelin the Paelitanittitary discussion of 4.11011121, 'daring the fent'SSisiOn, that the allocate : - iole- paid in nion•SY;,iii order to facilitatelbs' iiintitiOn of Cash . Payn)ents ; and the , ratiscirVio %Mirk :1444 Omit ,Ministers are . now urging C y ,r., r V rept'Of part 'pay infot:th . 44 :- . ii i . Clit44 4. , 01914*(141bl. ;Theleteent fall in the Funds, of inesbe ccieritief•yostivdai snd to-day declined , 7.5 f td is . ptinciPaily ascribed to:this tinier , . eaiwkiiiiica.: : - . .. We:domed pledge ourselves for tife ratteem ofthe rib.° Verownst, bat it is strongly . Cor robr ,_ , /gel by the _Agfa," that itite„. 4 .Bank are rapidly • !citowing their Opel' fro" eitrolation, anti that of, the Bins, presented yesterday for discouot rejected. . • • • F •• Ti,t QuIEN.—No circular was issaeJ rat' respecting her MAJESTY'S health; but as the Flu RESENT remains at the Stud-House, and visited Royal Mother for a considerable time yesterda, Kew, and Sir F. MILLMAN is in attendance on it is apprehended that her MAJESTY i 8 OIL rionsly:ill. Capt. W. B. Iltramcn is appointed by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralt y to the command' the Parthian sloop of war, et Portsmouth. An article from Stockholm, of the 7th inst.' —" The Ratification has been receiv'ed here, President of the United States to the Treaty of t. merce concluded between that Power and Soredett • The King of FRANCE has presinted the Dull , CAttsttinoe with s superb enamelled tet•tray, gold border in fillagree, and a pair of matchless of Seves Porcelain, after the antique. The King of FnAwca has granted a pension 1500 francs, oat of his Privy Purse, to the children of the late M. TRONCOU, who shared with M. Cir LAGARDE the honour of defending the 'the Military Tribunal. • pri l lirjr:77:l;77 , • - , ansalailumm."o""liagailm . • lenta.wir t !TA - time, Olheer , 0040444.44. 1 04*4 &kw to 014.4; si•eivirobw las Schoo l et *4l 44, npiktmeie!t 4 lobo wow imeaded i , the 11 A,- li' ,‘: • - , , • --:.....?••'': '. - -t - .. .- ' ' 'N., ' • , . ~.,. „ . 4 . • .. • . , . • -: • -• '' .. ./."',s"::i'.' -. . - • . • - . . • . . Ting: ' STATI -• .' •_ _ _ ____. _____ z .. -- -_- - --- -- -------- - —7 .4•--,, -- ' ' • As; Upli a pri nc ipl e Alt •4 •• . i r k.„ di . *di , , roar , Tilt 111011WICIUMFItir-4171r011(Vilill art!irl: .ter;-.4ptaktrk!.•••.ltittpe. !! . ...14, - !!4 t . o f the doctrine of lit•gktibt‘cy inculcates, that hiiiii i . salt Gnat — all ,bf). 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