The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-10 00:00:00

rl' prudence of the postillions, precipitated over a pre cipice, and it was with utmost difficulty that his Royal Highness and suite escaped by the aid of the Royal Guards. An answer to Cardinal Maury's Memorial is among the new Parisian publications. of representation, and committed a felo-de-se its own liberties. After this great political it to be expected that force would teach obmileace, bayonets of 10,000 men, undir the delebrated GOYNE, were to have a triumphant , Quebec to New York—Saratago arrested reer; and England mourned the captive British Army. Let us net then presume effects to be produced by even 100,000 , sent to America to conquer and reduce subaltern state, If they are unanimous. the force the less the probability of success, America has been made by the late disastrous numerous in her population, improving , . mestic manufactures, and almost inclined ' that position in the west which China the east. WEST INDIES. OVERTHROW OF THE INSURGENTS. JAm tic 1 1, JULY 2.—Accounts have been received here from Santa Fe to the 9th tilt. via Carthagena, which mention that the Government had obtained an official communication from the Governor of Po man, stating that the army of the South, corn. mantled by the General in Chief, Don Antonio de Narine, had been reduced to the necessity of treat ing for the safety of the city, his troops having been entirely cut up, and himself made prisoner, with all his staff, cannon, colours, &c. This event had com pletely destroyed the disposable force in that city, and they had been reduced to the necessity of open. • ing their gates to the conquerors, and to implore the clemency of General Montes, commanding the Royalists, who was desirous of stopping the further, effusion of blood, and other evils, which an in effectual resistance would occasion. The above overthrow of the insurgents, so conge nial to the Royalists, had occasioned the greatest consternation in Carthagena. The President had at. % rested and pet into confinement 11 European Spa niards', and had prohibited, for a certain period, any person whatsoever from leaving that city, and the • general cry was, that as prisoners, all - European Spaniards, or suspected of attachment to the Royal cause, sheel4-be prevented from escaping with their amts. The French news daily corroborates of considerable dissatisfaction in a great France, at the conduct of the Court., knowledge(' by their own Papers. What duce Louis XVIII. to stigmetiao, throng!) nisters, the best measures cd-tha late wtien the Provisional aturotrtirelmatrit TALLEYRAND Ptaioottit s :waii instrumental ing a decree which prohibited, ,upon vere punishment, the complaints of against the Government of NAPOLCON, regret and astonishment ? Had the priest) merles been only restored, tbeigh'effon i ssi , mon sense, religion, and good jdde of France would not have compilaketi• decree which damps the hopes and crushes of three-fourths of its valiant population, a government professing itself copciliatory question then is, what but the most inveterate went to ancient taws and prejuditaVieel tated it. it it troy, that we are talkl l 43f ing attachment "of' the French ;Adios*: of the Dulta ilsaat v , and of his tlirpsitiin please the Marshal" of •France. AH ti' The glorious intelligence from Europe, detailing the ►e-establishment of Louis XVIII. and the legiti " mate Government of Spain, had been received by the schooners Neley and Annette in this city, but was suppressed by the. Government of Carthagena, and nothing of it was known, excepting from the passengers and crews of those vessels. EXTRACT OF A LETTER. PROM CARTHAGEKA I DATED JUNE t 2. " The post from the interior arrived here ou the ROth, with the most dismal accouuts from Popayan and Santa Fe, that of the entire defeat of the Resets tleatt Aria l,' and of the c..aptere of garin9,l:EisPom mender in Chief ; a great commotion has ip @etre. quence been experienced in the interior, and t has also been seriously felt, as all business is entirely at a stand." liCy, but the horited is Aid cloudy . entertained of fresh com Motions.• The' err eedings on Friday list; it : the Legislative Body, has drawn tram the Ed Times the following remarkable obserrac E paper this day : • NEWSPAPERS. " We really most' entertain some The late war haring terminated sooner than its ad- for the dignity of a Legislative Bod, , vocales either drsired or expeded, an important obliged to adjourn its own session because change has taken place in 11l t irculalion of Nerds- g..t rid of an importunate mob, which papers, and the Ministerial Journals are new re- 'their way into the Hall. Some very . , duced to a level with their competitors in regard to ehould be taken to awe these intruder, early intelligence. It has long been a system of whose pertinacity and insolence to the present broouraism.for the apostate and corrupt Prints, as vernment is the less tolerable, as we veril a boon for their profligacy, to receive such exclu- that if ouly BONAPARTE'S slipper had been . sive information during the war, as it was ,iis.l)4„;,)!ftrtNi them, there it not Kilian elAlo whisk, eka power their Patrons to bestow. The t atould not have almost abaimit iMstaelt Times,' Csprier, 4c. have already experienced the loss of ' with terror and dismay. Howwell didithat such intelligence by a diminished circulation, ituderstand the people over whom he t . the public are now looking for information whiCh I Theintelligence from France respecti' more materially MOSCOW their domestic comforts' Pitsdon of her produce, shows that and interests. dily put frit° active operation all her cs, Under these circumstances the Proprietor of the ' that what hes already taken plice in STATESMAN begs leave to call the attention of Europe, might be considered as the isis Friends and the Public in general to the ad- competition in those articles of the first which no country can dispense with. The vantages of a free and independent Jearnat.--.1 to export grain, &c. shows the prolific The Reader, of an Evening Paper lifsve 1110 very: essence rf all the Morning Papers comllineif, with French soil, and is a proof of the rev the addition of the intelligence brought by the tile spirit of the people. Foreign and English Mails during the fore part of the day. Yesterday at two o'clock a Cabinet held at the Foreign Office, which contie deliberation till about five. Yesterday the Duke of Yoax held a office in the House Guards, which was attended. Yesterday morning at seven o'clock nies of the Coldstream .Regiment of marched from the Birdcage Walk, St. to join the other six companies at Antwerp. The Duke of YORE transacted milksi yesterday with the PRINCE REGENT. The Duke of CAMBRIDGi will proceed week to the Continent, to assume the Gov, Hanover. His Royal Highness takes suitable establishment, and will be accoml Gen. BAYLEY, Colonels COOKE and tains DAVIDSON and JONES, &c. The Duke of WELLINGTON dined with American affairs are now taking a serious turn.— Livateoor,, at his seat at Coombe W 4 The Gil=lie of last night contains an account of an i him one Aid-de- day. His Grace, on his departure, eel , Camp, three servants, action between the Americans and the British, which carr i age . shows the inefficiency of our meats to cope with f Yesterday Lord KEITH paid his respects America. Our recollection brings us back to a war PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house. formerly begun by England against America, which Viscount Casnancsatt is expected ended in the latter country establishing her lade. on Monday. Yesterday morning four companies , pendence. It was the war-bonp then, as it is on. talion of the First Regiment of Foot GI fortunately no‘%, that America could not withstand io Hyde Park, by Brentford, from F 7 the all-powerful energies of our means and our arms.' the Duke of Yogic attended to inspect But when its former small population is considered, I gave his Royal Highness three cheers, when its physical and moral resources are taken into Duke ordered each man a pot of porter, distributed to them by the Pay Serjeant the account, a perfectly sober conviction will take public houses in the neighbourhood. place, that if she conquered then her independence, Four companies of the Ist Battalion with a population of three millions, she is able now Regiment of Foot Guards, arrived soon to maintain it with a population of eight millions.— Birdcage-walk. St. James's Park, by Ki Look at the means live have of continuing ,this con- France. The Duke of YORK also ins' • test. Our resources have not eucreased with the and ordered them a pot of porter each they partook in the public-houses in the appetite for indulging a taste for war. With a mill- hood; they also gave the Duke three stone of National Debt about the neck of our na- We hear that Princess CHARLOTTE tional industry, and with the increasing infirmities mitted to see the illuminations and fire. of old age, is it possible, or even probable, that a litth of August. She has as yet seen nr young country without debt, and whose geographical , o , as she was not of theparty at House n Monday se'nnight. After this scite is the guarantee of its independence, can find F de she is to proceed to the sea-side; . reason for fear ? It was the most unfortunate symp- Princess of WALES takes her departure on Friday. torn in the seven years war with America, that the Court phrase is, the coed is deft-, and AO a, Government of this country disowned the principles be no difficulty as to the choice of a plactol"residence. Aff. Watts . I)ae Gottenhungh 9 0 Rolland. PRICE OF STOCKS Ting Bank S per Cent. Red, (NH S per Cevt. 4 prr Cenh. .5 per Cent. Navy 941 DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK Long. Ann. 16i 15-16 India Itundo 18 11 p :l.ichequer Kill. 2 5 p Ornaitim Oli C•onsolg forAes. 6741 THE STATESMAN. LONDON: WEDNDIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1814. . 7. • ~ • . • . . • 'l-IE. gI'ATESMAN: . ,•,- - -,,,, ---- ,- -...... .._ ..- , . . 4 , . e-de-se upon .. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • PRIF4T.fI CORRESPONDENCE. I blunder,was 1 -...... • .......-... . oediescei The , Mar, Ate. 9.-.-Arrlved this morning, the Cleary Cerf arid . that sailed 1 the British iT ar , f rom Shi elds , b ound la Gibraltar.—Care PARIS, Arta. 3.—A .French frigate, ebrated BV a- I down from the Ri ver , the Sarah Ana and Swallow, for Sari- from America on the 6th of July, arrived a few day: march from , ago at L'Orient. Although the contestsof the dia., .. i ate; Qom* Charlotte, for Oporto; Elisabeth,. for Lisboa; patches brought by her are net yet per ferny known, sted their ca- 1 N eptune , for oldie; Soverdg o , for Cadiz ; and several others ; ,tu at. they are considered as rather or a ;mein!. are. The the • e state of .. 1 pit rticelars opt known.. Americans it is said aredisprise4 to gra cat that the me upon th e 1 Poaranoven, Ave. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Chet- r i g ht of search l for seamen should net be discuhed at 00 men being ham, from Beardeusx.—Salled his Majesty's ship Fervent, for this time, but put off to the first war. . . dace it to a Havre.—/lb Majesty's ship Franchise is rfieased from quaran- There is still great talk Of an appensibing • war The greatir II". . with Austria; and this rumour derlvps,lesue,cotro- xess, because' PLl•mov P its 7 Ada; B.—conis in the Pordargot aoop of boration from the fact, „Oaf orderi.heav been given H ustrone w a r ' war, from Cortse . s . '/Oppan and Stirling Caille torn of war, to suspend the packer end,depactge of i titp,Perntan and Prompt ~„„ archives, which, aceofiling to the,kst o traty,,ought g , in, her do. from Purtim li ih °, ;PMi nce chantmen, frOss Buprelesua ; s and li . lir th b e ar E a liza Baird, to have been restored to Aultrio. ~441 0 •41 1 i5.e . • lined to take • , Messenger was dispatched to o otgrts,i4e r oasli., stop, a Master, from i Llymittl., bound to Bourdeaux, has taken in . which had bee to' lIJr. Mr . part of thous, 4ll, s tc.l FaLmouTN4, ANDO.. r -Pet back the Two Friends, Capt. Murray, . ward Parka and Piacititia.- _libpaphys Itira Mid, :is ~.. Mbittiasitaat, for, moans disposed t 6 go to war with aey.,poilo s Oerhipp, with HARWUR, Aut4. 4.4• Came in the .Catharine trampert . ''.-. the accounts ' ' , the exception of Englapd); at4ovep,al,he l court is great part of ' thought not to 6e 'verse to a parti d eawhtempeciry r ia b r-k ri ed av i a N ss w e i t e s, h.erse itee s . " 9 •-;7l ll l l 9l a s ilau da d y . passed . ' .. n : l iwW . rtl . S t i t s ;Car k - War —which, on the one hand , woe rid it , ofJa 4 1 - 1 t. •I t i s cc' I astir, from limemis 'llesaripth Camden , Atlas, and Weimer multuOus and troubleenese'gtms' d t hat may, t • last .• . . Castle, t Mai 1 - ' 4l at ' rota sot Ite Hope, from Batavia; and the Three become a guard of ...ottissarjes ; and,.on . the ~.n th__. s hit should in-; ' would have the effect 'pi' tendering the D.Wks.of Agri Pug!? his 1,111 " i Friends, frets 4311iPoti. ... Government, 1 LIVARPOO,4 lido. 9—Arrived the Molly, from Marinhap; Popll4l witte.the artily. ~, i t a; /L.. iii '“ $' ,,.. rtifirlift49 was sailed tbatill 4 / I gl cOnimiti with 'ship booed to man i .It was not in. compeer's of , halobas *oink tee . . t . , ... . .. , . . *n a i l In pass. ,on the lttlt fitly viek•Wissillaill, by its Majesty's ship Royal much wine, es the Eegylistt P r itS= 4 lolo l ..lo*PS to understand, that the Duke , . : -.gay. I Q,. 1 pain of se- Oak, will , 0. Trel,,ot yaw UM thoutuansports in compauy, neral M a t son the toast, in whicitlisshopis,ao make . ... hen Bounties' id fiocth America t they wereot the date men- , - j , doped I n id, 47,,,,5P. N. lame. 49. a. W...-Also arrived the Jane, a better acquaintance with him t elter,taving, feeder a • is staffer Frenchmen of compaign or Ave; that toast.is said trt,hate beenpre- )riestly miam- • Anderson, boas Afrisa w after haviag r iseen blockaded four pared before, and to enter perfectly ititothe triewapf . • Meeks at •t)te Island .of It. Thomas* (Africa), by the S yron naive to • coin- the Duke. Yon in England are in peva ignogwe - . . . Asneritaa sloop of War, at 'sixeren to and one hundred o f the notiopal Character, oftheF,,,ooll4o. tottlPanY with die - grace of havin't . seen foreign ig l4e flt e nttfit 07 ce a l4 . . . • s ' th e friv°ll V and forty mem; the Jane sailed ' ~,, , i i. , I; but when a I , l4ei n ene t etoosido . , iibd • .• , b e t ' . . '- patted from on the 44 Jelly, in ' telatias ink? A air capital ;a l gr,eat pM A n t,b l e. pep. ' habituated to war e ,end .ftts•jopr,the s ipf • ,es the energiee - fit, 40. lc !out. I Tok t 3 0 . vi , , on trio Slit nit, th e - Jane was '' sent In ca , in, issues from , b oar d e d 0 1 'lb s „ 1 4 Wi g . 9g. 14 4 • d ;,„ r f ,„.,b,,,„ 'f i riasa'.the'y e ngs brought up to U ~-; oti • miff ot 44pits ; .. ~ ~i . ... ciliates:3V.. thk l iiiigait,lollo*i. - . .y 1 .19,01:04! tel` ISO: The Sirs . 4 sr . • What they cap. ist the lect . tninP,i 9 . 1 .04! ...RAO 0,17;4144.'. eterate afteeb- l'aican sitrf . 49 ; uff ' l A , 4 ''; ' the ihwtoia,4 f raerjroo t Ard c a,ao , !lin' . tellgintn; tin. et . wish of the pOpulaca Pc mid heik=dlo- litsilekel4l l llil l eiaiiii and *Wattles' * : - .- 1 0 i trouble ; the jeal :cited In all by..the.pleheiaits 1 - 1 A . ''' t • - - ''' * '"' and new nobles • return of thoancient ..I. . nubility; . . 't the .istil - 4 - 4 , Iv qt n 'i l tr io 'r ' ' " II i g i o ''''' ars j i ' s i ng h os e l — r a nd the fears, ord'inillion of people who hav,e .pp- " • ' ' ka• • , 4414 I to the ern ..t o An t i -s s lmit y th e asa ii h e at s ,. quired national domains ;. all these circumstapops 1 diSPriti.n to I and done rittildi k trif4l4ilt .- .' ' ' • contribute to render a,w,ar popular. with the meager . . u 1.., i, .1 ' fhb:Awns per- i ilia MajititY:s`"ehijithst ra gatayis i e, llth of 09 people, which every friend ta humanity, : roust I. 7 . r, as leant si t e ' 'Jane, with Oar or rota Cs aria*" an d tygd in *bit orrence. ~This is inelencholy., ned.Ste- l'etrived'saftronlii Vila.. .;, t ' ~. . . ...-.:: pjqrabtd; but not thi.less •true. It .iq, therer44ffi he tttteithatieS• ~ 1, Hi e lategifi l it . nhap: Thi e jto 4tili c t i t e ' l e t i t i",alik le t sat 4 to' he desirable,,that England •.shpuld Ism , an!- I'_ . filletind of dita la; - • ..,-. + :itine, Withii .49 . 0 y trinity lioee,to:lienoido. , 64614 snomber of trolpi in the 1103POUPds„.te psi- ! Editor of oet. 'ille Li+ • d . tifiitirler r , cojolokAnw,.coosiot vet I . F9up - de , main 4^ ," htlliii."° l l Oe tithe{-band • . rations, in his l of about -, ,s . stOt.: •• theitias eg,for Erilliatd „on, the , the fear 90001 ter Fulouies so peppotainekthees,ho . 1 ., '3d JUly, i hid if ciftliarof lA' fitaj'esty'a si l l , // 0 4, be ret tered„ , WA/4mm •u - motir_ with -Rance te, kiss ° ... apprehensions 484 1 -44 , 16 ‘t La-. Merkst a 9.. 4PC •e 11 ! 1 '. t.° e P9t i ;" le ' t t ) e#a*to t ..i.-..1 • .:'i v•.••: •I r e which is 1 iffaho4 1 4/liictidtk, : lit) ithisther"loop* Two decrees *figment the dicontents of t i be t troim ; od„y„ 1 -- one, that which, dishan4s the gees. tt:errtyrie •• the cause it cannot „. - -,,i •. , , • . 4 , ~.. ~ ..: : . . other, that whiCh, after. uniting ihe_threm,4ltssy SWlTt , t t lit 4 l; PROF pad ty l -e it I.4sk ere Ukbars ch had fpreed it - • ri- ' " • ' " • ' a.i. state VW ll4it tel . alrgq y sick of his cam- , schools into one, reserves an exclusive,,odtaiaail t a .' , firm meanness psign, and ~ 'pr 1 -, Ile 4, lo cerer to . . A n,. Lahore or ..,,rn- , into it for the sons of superior O ffi cers, and the No. leis in titan*, rutsir , t leesong ' .iitintlltli- Warn in command of hility. , This and similar iustnncea are tarimuchist.on the princ i p l e of Seca ,ors PrinciPin• .1 70 imPlititte to present do. • his army, svho ~ NA tile danger of a separation . i decree above specified, issued, it is, said, 'in diroct eerily believe, of , the .ford. .1( ~ is .army . had marched from violation of .- . • 4 the constdutional Charter .Which *- been thrown iti ,Bietes to I y - whence they had subse-* t. kahpoor on the road to clang. ell Fret* imin,,,,mtwinitnotivat ii#41.4 , =04- . .-.. i ne Dl' -to, ile.wh-pis pwrVites,ently ~, . ii :d ' . , ;. % l ike i s i a,.s ,r4 dirt o we . , c ons '. , stsmS 6 4 - IWltltSlPl4 l6 lohdeas a faisartasehlgf.g44l ll • 4vaself to dead' rderahle_detotchments had - )oen sent.to Attock.', .0n present 01licera i.fersset !Ado** fcre ; the owe. . . dithat Corsican + the side of Cahil, Fprztin t .,Kmart was still employed h ! ishreent * •1 %. .. 4 ' . 1 . - ' • i-. ':. .:';'s9 4 tyrannized !" •in collecting troops, and that„... MAHMOOD SHAH had The discourse peos t eenced by As cheptusgeir e itt ,•,- • • ecting the ei• arrived at Chumbe,r..-eKhore had been a skirmish 1 the e P enin g ' ef • the Ce l li ° .of State , le % llaid ite-10 9 .7 • ' between a preciat'ety:paetY in the service of Hoz. ` wouldsess the greatest liaety, dignity. a,d . goodrreko,,• , she will speak. . be I, .chel.diceuvrein politico at. tkio • t ,A KAN and one in tlyat of.sc' . ludea in which four ieces I time, if, instead of only . speaking. of tbs. 'Alt :apability ; um' ' 4 of artillery hid b een t a ken , fro m ' the former. P The had said &Attie of the constitution end the.4*(4., ; in continental life of KuattEstriKnasr, the celebrated Pendarroe II! '"Flie Bridget, or which the whole is remarkable fee forerunner of Chieftain, had been attempted by a man in his ser- i Tr 'the clearness of the means, the easiness of stile, and o n e necess i ty, i vice. Kt/animal tery narrowly escaped ; his va- ,ith : .. ,..1 , i . ~ 2,_ . e :._ 1 • Al A ip ft : 1 1 4 1 4 Ak ;1 4. 7 the ivinc oe lpi pu ts t oo: . 4, ? a: a u c n ce ez e p tg e iw cied The permission 1 keel, who was easiti t itim, felt under . the spea t t of,file :7 0 .g 8 1 7 1.1 4 11 . t assassin. t ~,,, every,Gogerntnent make c nature of the which it is sle-) .I:4riGti. is 'We have the 'satisfaction to state tbat a Pro ..' Claunt - - ‘ rr ete ° the! : t`t.A"vb)' see , beOltruptcles s; c a nnot coeCeive `how the iviving marcan - ' find has beeu pliblished.at Malta, in King,] who, w.,thatT, might have ; passed the sponge • r dared, that, for upwards of 200 .days, the fatal . upon the debts of . ..the State, does on. the goatee", let Council was quence,, it is ordered, that all.the..accustomed inter- effects of the plague had disappeared, end, in rouse- ,offer full payment of them. Engbuid .is the only 'tinned in close course of the colony should be sestored, and that 1 ha ppy country, say they, which sees :nothing but the precautions adopted againpt Ala malady by the I a Levee at his Government would be discontinued. , credit and loans. But for France -,—., ,Aod , so : imp a part of our forests, too ! What are we to • term ourselves with ? This nonsense is t is worse, is sold to . the cockneys, pridted, and, .thrt know as numerously • Mr. BRACKEN/WRY, whose mission from Boun- ' ' dean: to Paris we mentioned Some time ago, has, mvree . ek four cornea- are happy to say, succeeded, in procuring the repeal no better. It is ;till to be hoped, for the,hpopineo • f Foot Guards of the very severe tail( levied by the French Go- i and honour of Franee,„ that the Ministeratud.b James's Park, I vernment, after British gOods had beenoonsigned on { Plan will triumph. r 4 , 3 v. , werp. 1 1 the faith of a more moderate impost. This was a I It is difficult to foresee the issue of the law re. I , litary business ! business of great delicacy. The :French Ministry specting the liberty of the press. The Abbe Montes- . f i rm the te m. of qutou moves heaven and earth—net to get it passed I has, however, been induced to.coo :eed early next i the Duke D'AttcovLsmx, imposing much inferior du- entire, which 16 impossible, but—at least to get it Government of ties, in every instance except that of British manufac- Passed with amendments, and, for a year only, if it :es with him, a tures, whereon our merchants are to receive freight most be so. ccompanied by oat and home, and five per cent. upon the invoice The public funds keep up; but Bunk stock is not Reim; op 4p. price, by way of indemnity. so high as the rest, because Government has sold . ' One hundred sail of transports have been taken 6000, which ,, belonged to the extraordinaries domain. rith the islitof op by Governmennt, arid more are wanted. The • Toad, on Sun- pretended object is to convey French troops to St. thy took with 1 Domingo ; but it has been asked, where is there an SHEPPIELIS, AVG. s.—We hnd last night a M a si- , and one plain ' assemblage of French troops ready to be embarked ? cal treat at our Theatre, interpersed with recitation, A Ministerial Paper some days ego announced that unparalleled in this place. The universally admired respects to the An expedition was preparing that woold effectually talents of Mr. INCLEDON were never heard to greater put an end to the American war. Are these trans- advant a ge : the novelty was Mr..SINGLAta, whose Ito leave town ports destined for that service? We fear it is some- sweetness of tone, brilliancy of execution and alto- what of the latest for this year's campaign. Twenty nishing compass of v oic e, r av is h ed every hearer. In of the 3d Bat- thousand men sent early in the spring, would indeed short, we were at a loss which to admire most, the ',;oards, arrived have been effectual—more so, perhaps, titan 50,000 delicate simplicity of his Pray Good,,—his exquisite France, where sent now. taste in Love among the Roses—or the masterly I them. They The building of the Highgate Archway is likely to touches in his Polacea —the whole forming a combi- and the Royal become a subject of litigation, in consequence of a nation of excellence unpossessed by any other singer ter, which was misunderstanding to the dimensions of. the arch, in our recollection. NlastPr Wild-tams received a lint at different which the Directors assert ought, according to the very flattering reception—he is a lad of promise.— 4 contract, to be four feet wider. . The recitation was given by Mr. CLAREMONT, Cud ion of the Ist Advice. have reached us from Malta to the 9th ult. deservedly applauded. Mr. lion.NcasTze presided .'I attention deserves notice. ;on after in the On the 2d, Gen. MAITLAND published a proclama- at the piano-forte, whose Kingston, from tion, announcing the islands of Malta and Gozo to SUDDEN DEATH.—On Friday, the. sth inst. Lord nspected them be in perfect health, and that clean bills of health MANNERS, Chance!lor of Ireland, and Lady MAN+ man, of which would be issued from that day. • ?mix, dined with a 'select party, at the Earl of the neighbour- SPARRING.—Tbe Fives Court was yesterday well Wesratoazartrs's ' in. Grosvenor - spare. Aftet cheers. atttended, for the benefit of P. Mendoza. On this dinner Lord and Lady MANNERS retired in their car.. ;is to be per- occasion the Pugilists mustered strong, and amongst riage to their lodging, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley. e.works on the them were'Beicher, Richmond, Oliver, Harmer, &c. square. On entering into the drassing-roOrn her . • tone of the fes- A.tacientific, display took place' between Richmond Ladyship ordered a bottle of soda water, which she , t the Queen's- and Eales; Mendoza set to with Firby; Belcher drank, and retired to her bed-room • as soon as she ....,, its approaching showed off with Iky Pig, who was completely hit reached the side of her bed, her Lritlyship dropped . e; and as the through the raitio t of the stage, and caught by the down and instantly expired. Tier Lady hip was ob. on Fciday, the spectators. Mendoza' challenged to fight Painter for served to make a very hearty dinner,. and gessial op. tad di* will 50 goititail publicly Painter is in Lancashire, but parently in high health and spirits. His Lordship is artrelidefige., *Wks 4644 dir Wien a match will be nude. inconsolable for his loss. . . _ . _ •