The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-20 00:00:00

, . • ze. :, „ The nest Is a dispatch From Mr. Elpkinttnne to the GowPfllnr•Gesserat, (104 Camp, Kie Nov. 11, in which Is.. states that ‘olROViti Burrs movement on the sth, hod struck greet Terror • into • the enemy. The Peishws hail set a Tarr Pooronder, and was with great difficulty persuaded to remain in camp Goklab. lu the course of tlre succeeding days the Marotta army was concentrated on the side •ol Poi:nett, bat romp+ rdYetim our crisp. The ne s t is a Iteport from ilrfeadier.Gen. Smith to G•ticral Ilislop, dated camp Mutt .Pirtinah, Nov. 2A. Ue atatvs— .4 1 attired at Altmednuegur On the Sth, and ien, teediately took possession of the petal, (the town), siticb had been ceded by the late neat', bet nut . given op to the llntiourahre Conipany. " From hence I took up my battering:train, and large supplies of gr-its and states, both for my own troops and those at Poottab. On my march between Ahatedisuggur and gernor, I berinve arquainted, through the reports of the country whit . the actual *tale of hostilities at Nona , . • "My march from tieroire to' Ponoah became ea. • tremely difficult and harassing from the want • of• cavalry. " The enemy's .horse ernstently serreen ing my • litre nod camp. compelled; me to'shortes my marches • and to preeer.• the closest order,- Nod I could , ti t t'a reads Pasch, its exe.ese4OrkevabVfOrv . the *.!# l6 Jue the 13th. In this sifeatron I meat_ not . einsit/07repPir . 'the pliant exertions ot`C iii %Pei, eatth oboist , 400 of she eattille bimOrli4i**4l l ,ooll2 itrneg• log and defeatititslitore 11.1111W0111 . bAl c ,Of :144 ' 14+ . my!, bone. •-s• • • "On lb, evening the 16th, all.411e ! d4entable . . i fteit providing for the. nsitlfs tut ttiariseSttre4 • teCirasky, sere formed itt'dfil*ionv of attack= bet" tillifeteseiritevidg joke° Wirer io l CObejilrfill .. 7. the at the Witless, though Abslitriete; oppositiou be made to Lieet.,Colonel Ailtie's division in vibe passage of the river at Yellera, end agsiiist which ebe appears to have thrown oat infantry, as eirell as large bodies of Aorta, precipit4tely drew air, (Wavle( a greet pert of his temp atmJing, and con. loidershle quantities of ernmenition 'its the field. 66 His Highness the Peishwe is said to ti , ire fled' abed two o'clock in the morning of the 17 h. The • televersucceeded in carrying off all his guns but one ; mod I hed no means of pureeing hiM beyond the fire! of my artillery. . " The enemy having-4We disappeared, I lost no time in recrossing teen to occupy the most .fivoerable ground for belebarding the city ; but every interest and policy, es well as contiderations of hu manity, made me most anzioos to onite my exertions with those of the Honourable Mr. Etphinstnne, the 'Resident, In evert the destruction which now threat. toned jt.' either by bomtierthnent or storm ; and the .enemy having luckily abed hi an opposite direction, and left the defence of the city to only a few hundred .Arabs, these were, by Mr. Elphio I stone's influence, prevailed epos) to withdraw ; and I have the pleasure to acquaint your Excellency oar guards took 'peace. able possession of the city in the course of the even.' Ins of the 17th, when the British flag was hoisted on bit Highness's palace, under a royal salute. • " I shall be unavoidably d. tamed here, aiding in the eitablisnmamr or older •u.l -onits•vy leeority to I Aloe/city, till'the '2%d instant, when I propose march. 'leg 'slain upon tart envoy it. his retreat to the weds ward." irAlldis Or orricsns WOUNDED. 111 Rad. 3d Rep.. Lieut. S sitter, edhicdcd to the auxiliary Willy. Butaboy Eurispea • ReePoug.t—Copt. Preotun. severely. nos.coomisstositto A WD Palma. 164,illetti 76 mounded. Extract from a Dispatch ruin Lir amen-or in roontil of Roca . . bay, to .he Secret Coministee. dilieJ 9th Dec, Ibl7. We hare the satisfaction of acquainting your He. moerahle Committee, that the district of °carper (a valuable tract of territory in the vicinity of Surat, * belonging to the Vinchoor Jagheerdar), hes teen taken pnelleniOn oC without opposition, and that the ,fort of Severodroog (en the sea coast tietllll fif D0.111b0), It [ter a slight .resistance, has surrendered asitheirt • giggle caseally nu nor part. , •A, segos dispatch from. Mr• lilphinstone, dated Nev. 23, mentions that the l'eishoa, with his usual insincerity, when he disenverrert the disdstrous (urn which his affairs bad taken, inqii - tell the whole blame With Ministers. • •• • - • - •• • •• • • - .. Lilies' train a Rephrt tram Itrtgatiller-Gen. Smith to Vent • . flys. Sir Minn Nightision, K. Ca li. co..m.necr.in-emei at .. Pendess. instil Camp, .a isloom, teach Nos. itli7. ' M. Elphinstone informs We he is endeavouring to ;end a emir, (a messenger) to !Leconte, and 1 avail leirlll' of this opportunity to acquaint your Excel.. tenet 'with whit has Pigged since the force left Poona!) en thg 224 instant. ' We had a most difficult lest in ascending the little tibore Ghat with the heavy train, on the 23d, which was not accomplished till late at night ,___.• luckily the enemy did eat attempt to defend the Ghent, or it would have cost me many fires, and two or three days.• I was obliged to bait on the 24th. We saw nothing of the enemy till we came to Jee jnory on • the With ; here he showed from 4 to 3000 horse on both flanks of our column ; wri ;whiled and diseersed one body of about 2000, with the second cv. 'airy anti the artillery gallopers, bet with little effect,. be cavalry being completely broken down sad almost *Wes., from the incessant forced marches they have dude for many 'loathe pest. • The second body of the enemy being upon the shlril_ i led the march being very long (21 miles), they telot'isir frogs 13 toll() boned's. . The road was part Of tbll6ll, chiding throogh hills, and it was impos dibleiffectreally to cover the whole of the baggage.— iffke• coarse of the day's skirmishing the etierny, by rkorts /rem their own camp, lost about 20 men dm/ eihreral horses ; we had no one heft. I passed Ai Hoorah, by the bridge, the same evening. Dn'the *Mi t t marched to the bottom of the Salpee . Pass. • Odilse 15th, we halted to refresh before entering - *rift!, al the enemy 'threatened pelt opposition. • The following morning (yesterday) we ascended that Obaiti and perfectly •iinsoleste4l till we reacheA the Sop, - vaient the enemy showed shout 000 horse, vied threw• few rockets. The advance soon drove a~kt With low ' They gathered streitib as Mei in ear freer, aed towards the Close ail itioWeri fres three 30 foot I/onion& ewe float, sod about is many were being epos, ear rear ; ilVe epeited Irk tellapers open revs two or AO* Oho is At ovum or . the . isaitli t la with tees WI! "`" 711 . 1 /K7 t ri fenF - THE STATFSMAN. effect. The 2d battalion of the 9th regiment, ender Major Thatcher, bad the rear guard, and took en ,Opporjunity of king 'Oliver, under a &Tilden of,. 3 ....., ... tit, enemy were Preparing to eke rue ;it ope with, grope, and did great .em I u- Sion • and the enemy through the' day iouldnot have • lost fewer than one hundred and twenty men: we had one builder and one aepoy slightly speared. In the march this morning he was coneetteently spry shy; but at the close of it, he showed about 5,000 hortriout of range. As the picquet advanced, they retired slowly; the nature of the ground en. abled me, however, to posh upon them rapidly, un perceived, till we reached a rising ground.' when no found them formed, and within range; all the gal loners, and a light five and a half inch howitzer, immediately opened upon them with great effect ; and, as usual, they lied in confusion ; they lost many men and horses, but I- have no report yet of the amount from their own camp. On die whole, I think I can assure your Excel leniy that every thing is going on prosperously. It is to be lamented, certainly, that the enemy will not fight, or that I have not cavalry to drive him: to a , distance ; bat I think every day's experiment of his present system is alarming and dispersing his men, and that he *ill soon give it up. We' befell . ° diffi 'cultiei whatever, bet want of graintot thitelle,weri.; ' tit the distress has not yet Veen of a natiore'to °taiga them to lease u s; and,. I hope, by protecting the errantry, and paying liberally for all I take, thiit we j shall confine* tar .11sei supplies enough' to prevent elitremi went. • ' ''' • •Thi troops have to end ere greet fatigue; we seldom reach our frog,* before Cwo or three o'clock in the iveu4ogjroakt he necessity of the whole line . In tie wink' Cornpact ordiir, but I a 0 happy to assure your' Rseellency of general .gaod health, and the highest spirits in ail ranks. .• A T a MEETING of the UNITED PARISIIEti 1 .of CHRIST CHURCH and SAINT NRD. Line, w ihe Cit• !if 1.40M0n, in 'Vestry assieweb;ed. Held in Übe Vestry-Resou the tlb day of April, 1618, for ...be par ow- of thl4th o . subs COOl/11 , 1•111110, r.O Bills his pendaig in purportiAr to i e for toe Regulati-on of Parish Vestries. a.,il for the Ameodiaent at th. Loos . fur the Relief of the Pool, . M ROW: EPAY N E, Church warden, * lit the Choir t ' Res , heed, I. Trutt the Bill intiteiled Better la , ous .1 Phrtl.ll Ve,l. e ‘," oh ell proposes to t raid to the h i progre-ole ..andier of Votes. oei that our iiidividual not) p W., ,i Vo ey *4l. if suffered to 1171.04 hitt, a Law, make .a MOW alartisl:44 inn...mina in the con-time tttt 01 Patish Vta.:e• g ondile it ell. ti a change is unneemseer. and .10 aled for. 2. That eyea iodi.idual mega:elle ,d read elitist cnntroul of the 11 ) ,,risa Etpenditeire. awl to deprove vanity te-peciahle porishomen •,1 the fair exercise at this right by giving in Inc 1 Bich a Outwit. 46f Votes. is 1,, r to oppression. S. Thot t..e Bull for the Auern4m-iii of the Laws for Ow Re liet the lime. camas. s mans rl , aises, which in th • opeuilen of tins Meet i,oe, :•re highly .ubjecti weenie and uoarcessory. 4. Th , t she pun Cl to he grafted to Pariplae. to esiabti.le Se. Irrl Vritiks, wed erasion feud, ~o ei dtssr „d,„„, and ism , he appointment of Select Vestries, LIS proposed by Ibis Bilt, is likely In be productive of touch Rinsch.. f. 5. that Select Vrilrles. v i cosetituied, would make the Pa rish Officets, who lire As law eespoo.ibie for sheer conduct. en tirely depeadrid upon the Select Vevlrtes, mei solely n. they Ann direct, such Select Vestries being nt the muse time bauject to no res i onesibility. 6. That 11w prorisiom in 'tech MIK w hich have for their ob ject to appniht the Ciliate to by ihe Chairman of Parish Ves tries and a Member of the Select Ve.teer, *pp, ,r to this Sleet ing celculated to give the Clergy an Nieneressar. interference ial comeersa. :tad maw creole jestlotaloi between %hew aid triT i lllorishioners, sad give, hi many indances, under eldbiseave to the Minister ulani LIULI.IIIIIIII in whirl he mu) he eirectly interested. 74 rkkl fur tht Awegololitnilleous it it espottient kr•psosse tire further progress of such 11414. mid to Petition both Houses of Parliament against the saint. e' S. That copies Of I INA! Reseslntions. o'gnerl by the Cknhman , he transmitted in the Right linnourable .he laved Mayo., au.. to each of the Cite Members, and that they he respettlud) e quested to oppose such still.. ' 9. That the Thanks of this Meeting be riven to the Chair man, far his very able mod impartial conduct in the Chair. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE (reLocx. Dank Stock 5 per Cent. Navy 107±4 3 per Cent. Red.79if lodia Bonds 95 9i p :1 per Cent .Collafik 80 -- Stock Cutuol4 for Ace. Aliii Long Ann. 20i 4 per Ceut. 9i if Exchequer link IS '24 p . MR FIRE AT LIVERPOOL. • The frlforlog is from o Liverpool Paper rit. • tad ibis morning, respeeting the .11r,--It does . :Itot'apppir to be so extensive ma vita et firseltPl4 ended :. " Oa Thursday afternoon, about two o'clock, o M broke out in the large bonded warehouses, known by the name of Psanr's Factory, in Suffolk strut. It is supposed to have originated from a lighted candle which had been' vied by an Fats. Officer during the day. The fire raged with great Airy until the whole stack of buildings was in flames, together with large quentities . of colonial produce, the ashes of whichliew: curer many streets, although the wind was • not so strong as to uause the firing of the neighbouring houses. About two-thirds of, the range of warehouses were destroyed." .. --....,-- .. ..„, • Mr. v insITTARTiri expected to bring down to the House of Co mmeos, this. evening his flourishing state. rent of the financial rfriedients he is now practising. The Right Honourable Gentleman is expected to prove thit the accUtnolatiortuf debt is a proof Or pro. 'peril, and that there' is aelbsolate 'necessity for borrowing • 14 milli . oes snore of money to add to the national happiness. He will, of course, have the felicity of informing the House that.the subscription to his new financial plan ii now foll, and the resell is this :--2.7,000,0001. Exchequer Bills are funded -3,0')0,0001. tire raised by the conversion of 3 into 3} ,perCent.Stock. Total 30,000,0001. Of this stnefo-ur leen millions oily will be wanted for the service of the present year. The rest, if Royal Marriage por tions and other casualtirs will permit,. is intended to 'perste; in reduction of the' amount of the &resent Untended. Debt. His projects have been so vai Aside, though all tending to the same early like a sick man tossing . about In vain for an easier posh. tura, that-it has not been an . eary matter lo,penetrate the obscurity of his peohlesas. The fait is eztraordi nary, but yerytrar l ,tlyit his avowed object for two years past has. been -to .raise the prior of the fonds, Wil augmentin& tAe.untuaded debt tp so,irasense and 4langerour'amount, rather thari isdtho the n funded debt. lie any. ventures oti a..trew and oppo site Int culation. He ptopoqes to dim : inlet theunfU.nded debt . 27,27.0001. by adding that amount in monry to Ito funded debt; he..however . intends to take afresh lite of credit for I I 1 000,090„0/ ' Etch/4nel' Al le.. It would thus 'appear, thitt be .Itin ettancloned slf his former notions as . impractinia. to finds there Is Hide chn nee of elevating ilte price of the funds, so as to enable him to pay oil the 5 per cents. and there fore et length returns to the old prosperous mode et adding enormously to the already unwieldy funded debt of the country. Such are the inexplicable schemes for raising money which now employ the little wits of Mr. VANctrrAnee Cabinet. The sob ject of financial resource., not.ll!i_thiatuhog 4.11 do boasted improvements of the Reeentle,una theseande lees propositivo. for sgeandeting away Morse sums to pamper princely extrsveganCe,tomestherefore again before us with impious claims to addition. It is not to Mr. VANSITTAIIT'LI wits alone that the goes lion is one of puxaling intricacy and difficulty. The Pa blic are ton much involved in his projects, and the conduct of the persons who squander the resources of his togeoulty and the People's labours, to be in. different to the desperate situation into which the flounces of the citatory have been plunged by mad 1 unfeeling Legislators. and the gambling expedients 1 ineffectusily adopted to retrieve the national affairs. This subject of finance never presents itself in its modern dress of paper, rags,and debt, but it comes to bewilder and enslave. It is without self-support, but not loko the ' 6 baseless fabric of a vision," harm. less and soothing. The time is, however come, when we must Wildly approach the terrific . figure from which so many here fled intimidated; what ever may be the diversity of shape endea voured to be given to it, we must throw our fears aside, and, like the larks in .E.l.ep's fable, de stroy the hempen Starve-I, of which it .is intended that lOUs and nets shall be wade to bereave us of our remaining liberties. It appear, from United Slates Papers •to cite ult. which have reached us, that by decisinnof the Commissioners under the 4th article of the Treaty of Ghent, which has been - communicated to the House of 'Representatives, it is fin.ally settled that hloo.e, Dedley, and Frederick islands belong to, the United %Om, and that all the nther . islsorls Ili the :NI eL resmounionddy, locluding that of. Grand 'Wien, Moog to his Britannic Majesty. • The Es• ostrialion Sill, introduced for the purpose of Jegills• ing tie eintreece of natives of the United'States into • the service of the Spanish Independents, was rejected on the 4th, after a division on the question for es. grossing it, whit* was carried in the nertive by 75 to 64. ;' • CIO F#4 -•: 1. #llll . • WO gay. on ilsterday, and in forme. Pilptoth, he sublime of the intelligence which the dispitcber'in the gatipletitent to the Gazelle published on Satordiy, comsnanicates at length. These dispatches, it will be sees, contain no farther news than we %semis possession of through the other channels. -Report states that there have been some opetaAions of wottite recent -date, 'attended by very infsvonruble it is said that five regiments of Swop' have *offered severely, and that General litiLop, who was ad vancing into the interior, has been obliged to tortiver, from want of provisions. This mune me Supe r will prise, if not unfounded, to be an exaggeration THE STATESMAN. • , - - LONDON: MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1818. 4 0, The following intelligence bat tbis day been re ceiitd at Lovo's : " Bucans Avec+, JAN. 31.—The Buenos Ayres Government hale late!) declared war againatA ant/ ac, end hate sent over I,OtX) troops, to act iu jesiction with a party of his own soldiers who have revolted against his authority. The Advanced Guard have already had a skirmish with Aterrx.is's troops, in which the former were beaten. 66 The Portuguese are at pretest blorkarling'Co. lonia, a small seaport nearly opposite this u•-the ether side of the River. " The Patriots privateer, Capt. T a /Lou, halved about ten days ago from cruising off C a diz. Th ere are a cousiderable number of privateers belonging to Bottles Ayres, at present out wishing, bet limy have ,sent in •o prises for several week.' pest." Our ContilltuoiCatious (roe LLOYD'S a dd an estrset. from the Cerrucali Garold, corrobrating the account in another column, of the shameful treatment whiCh the Elrzahetb packet, which is arrived at Falmouth from Rio haeoire, experienced from the ships ender Spanish colours. The 'Cornwall account does init . rey that the plundered property will restored. It Metes the" - on the 21st March, is 'lat. 19. 38. long. 40. the Elisabeth fell in with a ship and a brig ol4ler Spanish 'colours, the former mounting 18 gime sad 140 IRON that latter 14 gene .and 120 then, which boarded , her, and took out the captain sod crew, and plundered her of money on freight, passengers' baggage, watches, Etc. ke. Afterwards they vi se. up the shi i,t tsJ said the y were fitted out at Cadiz. ,The.l slip was milled the Five Brothers, and the brig Chic*. --..After lb. plunder, the copiain of the brig advised, that the packet and all 011ibrew should be sunk, 'bet it watwevested by tbeeoptain of the .14. 1 -The email *lOl dapstaki ikiiiwi Overboard. ~; . 4, f . Ilr ,;: • . _~ ~. ~ ~~ `~•.'r '4. -- :.:7 s 7.! A _ Mai Brussels list his ifd. According to . Journal% rho Deke of Wzrrarozorriwould lease Piris shoat t h e end of this monkh, and psodeed Loud l y, His Grace, it said, was expected a t hi s h est quarters at Cambrsy about the middle of May, te remain there till the Congress of %servings' he. sembles, at which he is in be present. .The Diet of Frankfort, at Its late titling, easel. calmly adopted a Project presented by Austria, r e . 'peeling the organization of the military -force o f th e Germauic Confederation. A Coinmitiee f St mi t t the Austrian Minister is to preside, is to be 'app to arrange the details. I 0 I ■ A Dutch Mail which has also arrived, brings es, .. tracts of letters from Paris, otsting that the basis sf the Treaty of Liquidation had been agreed wpm, and the cooclusien of it was shortly espected.-... - o T ffi he c Y a er l o s' n s ho a l t f e :p a li y h , " 110 1 ; 0 b e P e n er . arrested so n.' o n e a t " fhe a I these a e i ias house some leagues from Paris, on suspicion of 'nig concerned in the attempt upon the life of the Dula of WELLINGTON, and that important papers had • likewise been seised. Lord STRANOVORD, the British Ambassader had arrived at Stockholm, sad prang. ed his credentials. --me.-- • Further French papers have reached a*, bat Hip are entirely barren of news. The diseemion on the articles of the Budget was continued on Tuesday in the Chamber of Deputies, bet it affords nothing of any interest. It was again adjourued till Wed. nesday. . , . .. , . The Princess Fairiboth packet, which hats jilis arrived at Filmoutli'from Riis Janeiro, was allured on ter passage by a Spanish. ship, • ie consequence of the Cutamander of the tsttre nor.haVing understood to what country the petite( belonged. • .The passengers were plundered of thew Moir', end other effects; Out, as soon as the Spirdth captain was male sc. quainter' with hii"mistoke, and was assured that • the vessel sod PTssengeri - wite English, he ordered an the I property,•tlist hall emir Mid tire - raperity of his sailors„ . 1 , , _ so be restored. Alt the oispa I ches, except env parcel of .papers, 7ssere throws, overboard end lost. The palest Neat was saved had oven entrusted to the care of Colonel OttisEty sr, one of the passengers, by the Kin i of POWTUGAL, in Order to be delivered to his - A m Ilass.rdor :he in iro li n o n w d e o i g e h . t s W h en p i ( i h is t . w i a t s re s i h i r o e w c t: 'Overboard. .end the psreel floated on the surface of the sea. Colonel OuseLcv then picked it up, and, in opposi• 'nn to the threats apil sabres of the Spaniards * gallantly succeeded in preserving it. On his arrival in town, yesterday, he waited on the Portegoese Ambassador, and eseeuted the commission, with which he had been entrusted. lie brings intelligeoce that the Cnrnna!inn of hip Majesty Julia the SIXTH of 4i 4 t a ll: , eli at United ct a k li e n i 0 placegd 0 I n tf; th P e o isi ti tl og o a l l,gr i a joif id ;igai en o tl : 1 ...Li r days previous to his depervirre. , .., • • . • The Duke of CUMOOKLAND dined at Keus'ugtest - Palace with the Dike of Syssaa. Tlirie, - wasi a ma• oleol party in the evening, at Phials' Set Dab. of ... KENT was present. • - • • The . Prince of lisass.lionents, attended by Bum, cyNAGHTex, Trent to attend Mina Strait* yesterday at the German Lutheran Chapel, is hia Min's-lone, Ca to non.st feet. ~ On Saturday the Patric' ItititaxT kaki ,a Cowls whicb was atteorled• by the Ambesteder 4 from the Netherlands, end 'the Sicilian Minister, besides 00 Cabinet Ministers. There was • rifleman's a Privy Council, at which the lteeordee made his report. • Admiral Baron You CAPILLAN,, who ennsaventied the O.tcb Bee/ at Algiers, was presented, at the Court, as also was she reignittg Prince Lieets, of . Schsum. botirg. PURITY or ELFCTION.—We hove great pleillor• in l oa n i ng it ,he lotteprodent Freemen of tire City of Exeter how. ro.. .. to the detet minas...a to respp,.rt the elee,. fon 01 . Mr. IN ottrpsroacfree of e‘pence,sis theßepresemative far that city its the ...,...itte Parlatisteol. The plblte spirit. paiittatOtaim, nod htilliaot totem- of Mr. NoRTISMO a it are too visas lay lament to the fr mod- of f.erdom to nerd or 'hernia any benefit hoot ear Ireo Ism. We oodethia..d. that ro alo-I reservable Welk( "' she Froenotet to the Purity of Election took phoedo at rite horse f sh of estintoblir Pds;int, .14 O.S • AWE& Minims, in 0111 Air.. 11. es Fridu b, nisei§ U.).resurwataturaiteutled awl took ibec....if. The ptsre.eo &CIS' troires of IN* Niceties 04 Willi lONNIIIPSC Is -a .• it riptoesi, for tote purpose of ro-..perottna with die friend• of freedom o: itseirr, :ual to ao.ist ine.n in their illtealed Masai struggle. 0.1 only in eu-eintolta their town independents,. Mt os -e• tare tor wilco 01 Pari6lllleilt, as their itop.oweittatiMP..of 1 1 edltditiote. equalit :-iiiwizoiete.t fur she britilauey of bis Pll leoto oat the eadevewittore of his ptiocsoks. QUErActtEltitT fAEtrts. —This important case, which involve...a great pail of the immense personal reopens , state taste Doke rat guar. . issotsuciag to upswept. if ~ip0.01).)1 , is agoiu bruloglu 'nuked* review of the liaise of ' .a. s hy .he appol of the Duke o,' BacemitOsit ogoiltit dri nra. 4 pr ifitylli'l 4. Swims, caatiruwag the iesseogramedi same 0 r.yeviate. :Li'lw eAke fen toe Appellant • was . evl by the LORD .totroc %TR, foltowed by the Solicitor-oe. I (Sir W. Ctritoso). sir. S. Itspeicnv. oh° appowirell Oa fur she Trainer: seder the Paha .of Quillanthowav' 4 • amdrofeell able *ad clog um* speech s -and on Frostily Mr. Allill o / 1 . Clue scythe maw eminent Counsel of the I: .• ,• r spoke tot the semeiotic. She liaise was more that: F .ro Crowded with the .fleuthonen of the l,oeg ithise from WeStRARJ per 'Fill.. it betor the liimilutti‘ argoniest of Nat distimprisher, Oildrocate. ; Tple.BlOil deeivinu•ror 114- elle Is mem leasioody look, eri for by the lematees of the km Make. 14 Class emirs Mt** %early 12? ears in depeadeace. , .1.-.4 If, MI •. : ?. • .; .a.. 1 -/ 1 r 1 . U !I' rtA It iA N SOCIZTY.—Tbe 47th Annia•thilly we / Ohio %deli way celchrocesi acs Thereto hetet the Lamle* T:i_ fern, by a very atimeroiss wit respectable party of Geo. sleutes.-.leux t;lsaarrisi, ' Wise railed to she Chat/. pre sided with ;reit, ability. A ter tie eisdk Was rewitowird, he. in a clear and lamitamo atannatontedoined me esenver nod** iiii r t,ofllleiklcieli•alo it nallasoatetotwoling aowliatterlog 'ln be soppuriety of this sect, wham patticul.tr sestets de nut mere to be geoerally or clearly saderesood it hot as the Moose viruplicity of doctrine. according to thefr nom Master's exam ple. it what they aim at, and the general Masao* •of rest know lefte,. It is devoutly wi.lsed their *clime may meant with their pr ions to/ which there Ca* be two doubt). thew every liberal mai holliblesaltd mind sostst a tow ilsessie be stagily va luable hody 4 litristiare.4. A very adbeting and luterelehogrre-? Count eat given by n young tieutleataa. fess Anterie.., at the progress of Uoitiorlautiso iu that pars of the worlds and in ea; ;weskit his gratiacntion in vi.ii log the lead of his fars4whero• he was p.irireislorlv eloquent Inl impressive.-The hostile of tbe /'sunders and she principal supporters of the Satiety heiMC /rink, :moor which was that of the Rev. Mr. Fez. henhouse eil 'Nooks in no eloquent speech. aid he woo rorpseeed setioh-- lith the toenails he bad delivered is the owning at bares-street. Chapel, add near WO copies were immediately subscribed fee.. 'rhe Secretary, the Rev. T. Rua. ate * very latefeitilla , comesstoinitims from the Last ladies, IttattalJ,l ll ll lll P/P l b 5e at an early hour; rafter Raving made It vi ye die team of res t son nail the how of soul." I . _..-.e • .......\ A•Z ) Al• j s l kt i k , Is. ;:. i 4 it l / 4 :1... .. i. .k .' . r„ ••••., 1. . . . ~. .._ .._ .... • A Flg e- Ode;phl; distills Brusselsli 4 osiu s 'l re- list has erridi. According t o th ese J ournals, tho 111 dm Duke of •Witeitveoxiwould leave P . ris alma' sh e .'. 4. end of this mon lea, grHeuimasratiGeorsrsicehaet,reciattnililibi :sa styh a i e n d a , a bco w Pfueleed ou a nt s grieh e se r s pe m d o c it if t: l e t :d sol at h is h ia i n s gs a lss a t d . : :f 13 o f Ma y, t o • . .111 ON lk- sembles, at which he is in be present. I a .The Diet of Frankfort, at Its late sitting, masa, fe • !Ise goodly adopted a Project presented by Austrial re. Se .. - • eat 'peeling the oigenizati on o f t h e military for.ce al N s se so es, Germsuic Confederation. A Committee, et 11144 d ce, the Austrian Minister is to preside, is to beip d 'I; igh to arrange the details. 0 ing of A Dut c h M a il w hi c h h as a l so arr i ve d , brings es. • b q tracts of letters from Paris, stating that the basis of II the Treaty of Liquidation hid been agreed up,. ',IO li the and the cooclusi e n of it was shortly espected.-... - s e They also state, that too persons, one if• them as I „c Officer on to half-pay, bpdbpdbeen•arrested at a conch, a house some leagues from Paris, on suspicion of bein g • 1 ro. for concerned in the attempt upon the lif e o f t h e D eka .11 the of WELLINGT ON , an d th a t i m po rtant papers lad • c „,..• , li k ew i se .. u rea seized. Lord STRANOVORD the British .. the s Ambassador had arrived at Stockholm, &admits - s., on sit dhis credentials. --senn-- 1..... . • Further French papers have reached o*, bat their 3 1 are entirely barren of news. The distension on (tin I r- • . art i cles of the Budget was continued on Teesday en . ell of the Chamber of Deputies, but it affords nothing of I • • Of- any interest. It was again adjourued till Wed. ./ to nesday. eat • , , _ . • ' i via The Princess Fairkbeth packet, which l'A jest .. I Ike orrived at Filmoutli'from Rio Janeiro, was captured ' ' 1 nii. 'on ler passage by a Spanish. ship, • iw• consequence of : - I a t e the Commander of the toter sior,.haiins understood to - ' • I • d i. what country the peekm belonged... The pa s s aogrrs ~ .we were plundered of thtiitr inetirit, and other effects ; •:': ' 1 i • Anbut, as soon as the C prat i cap son was male ac. T '.: I by quainter' *Mt hii"nristvlce, and was assured that •the t.. k 1 kw , vessel and Passengeri - ivere English, he ordered all the 4 .1 led t i property,•tlist had eft.. pea the r . ..parity of his sailors, r, O. ' Ito be restored. Att:the tiispa I ches, eacept one parcel of 0 .• • • peters; , were thrown overboard and lost. The parcel t , eh( • • • . t. ohat seas atived had been entrusted to the care of i • re, CUlorielOvhecre, one of the passengers, by the one King of POUTUGAL, in order to be delivered • to his ' It .Am•lass.idor, in London. When ibis was th ro w n hie nverboard. 1 . Ih e iron weights wischeri to it fell oir, . ! i s Anal the parcel floated on the surface of the ass. Colonel OUSELET then picked it up, and, in opposi. ''' Ana to the threats and sabres of the Spaniards, 1 • 're' i galionliy succeeded in preserving it. On his arrival t of I in town, yesterday, hr waited on the. Portegeem led Ambassador, and eveented the commission, with • w e which he had been entrusted. lie hrings intelligence the that the Curonvion of hip Majesty JoUN the SIXTH of the United Kingdom of. Portugal, Brasil, end 1 1 )- Algarve: 110 taken place on,the &h of febietefi Ude : yho il l s day. previous In his deparr u rn,....., • . • . :, • ill. Th. Duke of CUNDONLAND dined at Kendugten . - , Palace with the DA, of Sussex. Tliee,-msta a ma. ins Oresteal party its the evening, at Svbiell . tine Dabs sr -.. I ~ • I.' IthNT nun present. • - • t i s The. Prince of lissswilossente, attended br •., es' Baron CYNAOIITGN, Trent to attend Divine Broke *lie yesterday at the German Lutheran Chapel, 1* the Ms rl in's.la no, Ca to is on.st reet. . . cosOn Saturday the Pelmet Itrauxt held I 1 Casale In. which was attended• by the Ambeetadwe frees the Netherlands, end *the Skald' Minister, besides 00 the Cabinet Ministers. There was' lifters's-4i a Psis, ild Council, at which the ltecordee made his report. • ors Admiral Baron Von CAPEI.LAIN I . who eonsentivend the Du t c h nee" at Algiers, was preceMed, at the Court, ' t't• ' its as also was the reignittg Prince taut's, of 'Schism. bourg. ' t° PURITY or ELECTION.—We have great pleasure : •;. tot in learning oar .he independent Freemen ••fik City /if Exeter brave to , . r v. the detet minimum hi inippiirt the .-melon of Mr. m- ~ S • r.olttillitnitt.free of le% potee,ns theßepresentative toe thus city ne t Is tee ...m.loc Parruluse4.l. The ',Astir .putt, pni‘Aotoroip., • and het Dined intent- of Mr. N oRTISItO a re are WO grown ly 413011 R are to the fr iend- of fieedam to tirrd ui 'fertile any benefit hoot our , &co •ima. We oudesants.d. that n nota-1 respectable isVcilibt -- the Frugal% to the //unix of Election took place at rite home f pa. eh it estitionbltePosiint, Ms.S• NUE& lianulls, in the %tr.., .1. es Jo r id,, s o h ken %to . p.rettretfttionenitetiderl awl frok she c , .l.if• our The ptat.e VI Mtliv oires of row Meeting was to likroillulk is -U .• i i .. IN tiptoes*, fur lite perimir of ca-litirrattng ottit the friend• of r„. e d„ in , a st se i rr , : s od i.. a..isr sho.n in their iitente4 virtues& ell Wogs*. 0..1 only I , i fu.intoba OMR' own indepettaktswe. hot 00 , -e. ore toe friorrn to Paritairleist, as their itapietettilimingt..of iv PA t:ondidate. equall% :48iststiqheit fur she btlillauei et be ell- le.'. on 1 the tudepeothuice of his ptiticspiks. t/UetticSEßltf Ers a tz'. —This important case, ah . which insnlvean great pall 4)f the immeete personal poverty "" tsl the Li‘r Doke rat Quer. . tunouning to optic& et of 1.%10.0Dj1 , is again hruliglu under Ike review if the Rowe of ' Lords. sky •be appearl*f the Duke o,' BUlter.trOon against AO ivy jltdEntilkuf . *l thynart swims, soutkuoust the iroseagnistedt h e noon. Wye* r.y . e.obsti .:11w low ter the appellant 'was sepeihnt by thg LORD !Logue %TR; f.aoured by the naliciree.oe. heat 'real (Sir W. Cutionsts). Sir, S. ItovnoLv. *he Rep Pared ail Cnionehfor the Taoism. coder the Pete . of Quefesesonav' 4 err crowded vitt* Iliel;euiletnen of the tong Rabe frost Weßroiß•l 4111 .1 : 'sll64firsullidli:kare:l:l4lel7 be sane lib bno tb.li r illimas :de rel4ll : 4 l i l ilegi e: M l l lo sCni s ilrecA ise l"e viim bral : d ire thiNe tis i t asi :r4" '447' ' • it • ster ball:. tp bear the luminous organics' of *at distinahrtsbett , Advocate, Tple8114 ) decision •str tlii- Cade •is anaproassorty ig, kinked for by the legatees of tbe um Puke. i 4 111. etrirvlbeeß • • 'nearly 12:?ears in dependeoce. i .1..4 q- .4 1,,, • Ito .. ..1 / 1 ii, Unita ItiAN SOCIIITY.—Tbe t7th A Ireie•reolly n ild this Swim/ was celobratiesl oil Tlmirsdny Masai the Lesiva T 3. Me Vero, by a very anmerona Rtifmost reasonable party at Geo. , tlemen.—Joun Osaarrni. lie f , being relied to she Chide. pre- oy sided with gs•ept,shility. Ate r tie do* was removed, he. in a clear and larniapes amersor.,explained me mean* mod she 1 74° "lire-srideli• ad it lealimeaticonsoling so/ Nattering Its ( ye Ile suppurierp of ibis ' sleet, where pasticukr Insets de ant k tile' teem to he geoerally or clearly andernsood II bat on the amass 'ln simplicity of doctrine , according In their Cigna Master's exam- ple. it slim they aim at, and the general mi &If ni. sairm adeont ri w rea i l iy. know! efte r ikii devoutly w Wird their ami y ,',..- their privionv(lif which there Call be no doubt). then every "" liberal and enlighteried mind insist a low license be a blably va- i n laable hody of litriAlati.4. A ter.) adticting and interesalegatat --- Sunlit eat given by n young Gentleman. from Anieric.t Of IN Oa progress of Unitarianism ler that part of the worlds an d in es. pressing his gratidcation in vision- she laud of he fneetasherigs ? l ee he was prrircularlv eloquent an.-impressive. —The Melaka of lig. the Fneoders and she principal sappcirters of the Society *niter, . drank, among which was that of for Ker. Mr. For. he Mane. s lid rd Nasal's in no eloquent speech. and he was reviewed 10.11 0 4-- , 1 114 h the sentare he bad delivered in the me . roitts et l'Art•ser..eft • i• I "' . Chapel, tied near MD copies were immed i ately sobsenbed cee. at The Secretary, the Rev. T. Rua. oho * rerylireregillOr ....: commenienvion from (be Las* ladies. claisrakterlmP4* 5 , ~.,. at an early hour; nfter Raving made It tro y • Me feast of res. no ma and the Now or seal." " .