The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-05 00:00:00

7 5 " 4 ro obtain guarantees for their inolvettil.nc r from the evils which now 1ire...4 'suit. , them, 'he proscriptive and ad•uo.ltor,. Deere's now daily ksti.ll in the nem.. of King pw much a re-action into reb 'lnn against used Soverei4ui, and eve', the po war of all 144 apprehended ; and the tett .404 Willa we 'oil the Paris Paper' of %Vellisesday his forenoon, exhibit, o 4 for at the Preis f.urther pronfa of Whaf is the public I situation of Frae - e. The MINI Gene 'pin been tinder Coe necessity of placing all 6? Bridges in Paris, and their soldiers it the teethes with, wiirh they awed inns into c - ihmissitio ant n i mlience. - -- Inds for these precautionary mintaistres , hat. twen•gre , lty augmented. An ink . ..elite 'NINO. it k soli!, from the snide; of the . ni 'he awl North, hive! shown theft.. , he ahan. , „ prise, aeassats add. crowd+ as when the return of Doesamnit her all the thrpatenine, awes in Presser. i- nn reason to believe the . tie French her on the L sire or elsewhere. hay • hri ken manner. The Government. illePal of di—. tem. or gi.ing them reason to believe the'r lay he dknenseil %Ph, beyond the d-c es lust rernin Officers. none of ohieh, lave he".' pot into aetiiity,is elltertillif i*gelf fe , the militar y terms* in existence entire. nriV h e the e n 1 41 0 .4 they are wearing ; and ,e that o h:iteyee . may he the toothiest: of Firs in the r3pltal„ who are daily arrising •riument loses no time in sending them ark !nisi, as it may be, se the French Prince Run nut. and his rawhides . ‘l l ,Entigo, Military Go.. Paris, are as • Ova In IliSplltChitsg atsels stsspicioes cisanscters is coma into their fond AP RAIN. flavovn awe Sarum hers boats bees Ji.c white ensiled*. the Military Maahmat ire in inearreetiew to she rv.reteetetsta 4 has beets dikraiorad at P a idiass. Th e who was colonel's' k has hoe Nor to ."1" rag • , the Prince of Retests% t but orttylber Beaus, JOLT 22.-08 account of thp Mfranc, tniqbed, or proteeted Is ret midi Sod to o f et " map s Im o owo r y (Meer his recplrod o f way to which reorder - 0.- A ', nu t f, Frankfort Papers totins . w jib Brussels Journals to Ilba, t inst. attiiiod this forenoon. lite Cologne arricflo t eettili that all the; French fortresses on Om VOPllar baid; 1 4 1 1 1 1-eall This we do not ballets: The Illreettle Nerd, is 4111 be seen, confirm the unfortunate necessity yet • for continding to pout British truopsinto firanCi. ButessEr.a, JOLT !p.—flialevio sf i livillyinspf Eng-, lish troops frnin Cssadl are marching wad. through Fisisdele to kilts the Duke of Wellieftens.-- Ei g io t owe isoris t oino s front Quark/ ore fltreel l 4l. • The 15,000„Danes w ill very Social arrive at Ante . ' werp. , Every thing, particularly the preparation we see msde here, indicates that it is the determination of the Allio: that their troops shall remain a eery considerable tinie in France.—According to the tie. Constitution, the kingdom of the Netherlands is di. aided into the following provinces:---North Brabant, • . , Fioeth Brabant4Limburg, Goelderland, Liege, East 1 . Flanders, West. Flanders. lfainaelt, flatland, Zea land, Namur, Antwerp. Utrecht, Friesland, Peer y...el, Groningen. and Drenthe. The Grand Dechy of Losenihurgh has the same Coortitatiors as the 'kingdom of the Netherland:, reserving its eonsiec tion with the German Confederation. The King of the Netherlands cannot wear a fu. reign Crown ; the seat of P . ...Vire Can in no case be fi red out of the kingdom ; the revenue of the Crown, out of the public treasury. is 'l,-100,000 go r i t is ; the clop r e's johature is 150,000 The l'resumptive Heir of the Corms, who hears the title of Prince of (hinge, has, when he is of age, an income of 100,000 florins, which is doubled its case of his marriage. T Council of Stale consists of 22 Member, named by the King, if possible, from all the pro. winces of the kingdom. the two Chaml w consist, the one named' by the Proviocial Yates of 110 Members; the other, called the First Cha . bee, of at least 40, yid at most 60 Members, named by the King for Ue. The Mem. ben of the first Chamber base a 'slaty of 3000 Urine, thine of the Second Chamber 4500 florists. I,' , 44 To all conceraed.—Cerjeant W. Frxwrxe *nit she 5: ti "Foot for UPWARDS 6t ?waft? Tcutto. JuLa 19- —Madame Murat is Now more In Ile was for same time Mister of the flatiri;- Is a goad atrial) guarded at Tffist, she hating made as at. . Musician, and always conducted himself as r steady, teetot IS temp by are. honest, and sober good man. • ": 711 ..~,,.~. N.4r4iL IVTR t, ranee, 11 '- . , a dodger 01' AO Le* "^". )ut inu. millions Ilion are repressed ! harp K rastee many tears, who " .nown sv This h , to to rertift, taut we. th e um i era i gue d, Auss. I.—Marshal Sorbet woe WM at am p s . this occilies. has maintain . 11 a gotol character for honesty, tuba rn Saturday naming, with 7 of S badelletie, . Ilweent:o= sy. sod indu.t.y, and we believe has conducted him: /re in proportion. i ' We regret to learn. that the M .rquia of knout. self with uniform propriety to his family, and to said that M. Dupeere. Maritkho Thwart et SRA lias eat hem so well within tome fe.v dajs, society in potent. has b een sent f or to P ar k to g i ve enti o utt . whisk het detained him in London limier than he • (Nord) 0 " j r:4 1 ) 7 4 a ngroLl i v ln til . t. f i k6 u " . ' "ed• ... interned. Tubular is the Jay now fiscal upon for v0.0r.v0, , Mire to the conduct of the military. marine so .._ iboi us ._ rdosor tomeg . town, p , naiiio , l ha is wall 1 t• Jth %IV% 1..V1.TT. Rest Liwaltassa i r. 6 ' Cit 4 %Cis W Atilt,. Red I.noo-p Insets,' . I monk Me Noble Ileng.4lyeeteriler paid his re. I 4. tows II %I I.: R•tl Mott wittaige. - ' a Cohn. to 4%0%. Seitell-roßeri l llesAmplees , night of the 25th or teth of 'Julys •II con• . poets ta the Pfteinct aidefur,_et (31 Ili oss. lianse,4ll4. ... .......a..awlearirtbstltowelemtlet- * - wee disooosnovi psis iron fasoml4loy44oo• Ass ate bin *7O Mental . hair;ng loins fie tiri ig h. 4 44;11 a isti... ' infantry. The .poblie treasure was to be OS, aid • bad eninteritiewwlth the Primer forettoet , ••••••11MIIM •. ad two Generals. The *Prided K m aa an heat. Tb. VA* at Yon* had also an interview The dote of the above, in April last, shows that U ..jt.i. Li irilies coole d th e &woo yid timmi n doooo • w oo m a Royal &waft persiele (o..his leaving mow this poor man found it necessary to defend his chi. It hefetteperted. that 130/1 , 41 1 %1aea D•wtfte hes raeleie sAteral montbil ago. Prior to the affidavit of Treated. This Chfigyi was met tas Prince & die m utt . olpuoy i olt i t i m 1 , St. mo ue , b a r th a t the,Newgtite turnkey.' I hoe refer the Public to the he may imesself any PAN/jays who happens t o node full•rwing extracts from, the Observer of last Sunday, mention has bean *Methyl into between the at the Me n d, th e P u bli c are an i l in es t o learn w h o . and small, fur the present, leave the world to judge of Vitry.Vialsrala sod the Russian steeps, tiler there are any Gentlemen appointed to the is.. V dm' ifith awl the Source of that long statement.: o r which t h e art ill er y o f t h e ram p arts has' Po affile of Coroner in our Afvle.n eettto-vekev, lb Hating the, glVen an account of the transactions with sofficient powers to ascertain the mimes by which which have followed the ' determination of . the hdrawn without which the Attica would ! pers.'s% come m bheir deat. teetc .st criinal's fate, I shall proceed a it possession of the city. It is a sort of ist. douse 4ere, y it t appear*. hs has toned friends in Ore. sho r rt h •10,.tela of nor history, previous to Sim to com give mis- Armistice. French Cotoo;es In the West Indies. TM make, Sinn of the clime for which she Sufi red. It appears sail again that the Prosaism have resolved to [(sten, arrived at cone.' front Guedsioxpe, brings that her 04ber and mother are both from Ireland, 'is prisoners of war all French soldiers who intelligence that whin" she sailed on the 1741 s line, and that tkey we Roman Calholief ; the former is a In Paris without special author i ty , sa d to tils hi-coloured-Sag had Iwo hoisted at Paint-a. Perrot 'errant ft),pfa s'lr.ilutelliga, a. P"ik^f'seikart in Red them to the other s ide of the Rhine. • i *bout nine days, and at. Rassaterre eight do t s. One Liner-cow'sli'p ; the other.' is, as 'r I hive been able I 'met which had gone from thence to Nlartiniq ,se, to learn. an industriniss woman" dud the mother of measures atom, woes.. bet tlest methekt bed returned, Maud blot 'reflood admitience on ac- 11 children, of whom Ft.atv;trei the last living.* it is said, by the ansospecisak 111‘10111 at cost it Mr lag. The intent of representing Was. Vidalnd, as In , who made • part a sh. Am, of the Lain, We Nil 1 1 6* York Parson to the 9th nit., Oda. Irishman n obiloes. Whenevet 8 great atrocity has whose presence might pow aim. one/l o ws& more toile 6th, and Phitadelphid to the ids. The . !teed or is cnetrnitted, Neat haii beep; and are men An Order of the Day of .Ceest Denalle, dated f ollowin g 11 " terac ie '`" . jot so little siodersitioiding ai to ctiaiiiie it pairleultim ly 31. states that, coofermably to a letter of Baro n i ANOTHER N 4V %I, VICTORY. 1 to rest tad, Mikity aPoo die Sallies of rreltind ; Intl 1 New Yost % J.t 3.—Arrived at this port this whesiever all tither meatis hire failed to Colo the et~: Muffling, all soldiers belonging to the Allied Ar. morning the United States brig Toss Bowline. Cap- flaws of .ti Kn 4 iihnian, he is tepertenterl to be tie found wandering in the streets during the night. fain Cast:rota, from a cruise in the Southern o.•ean. riahman and a Iranian Catholid. When •hit glide, 111 be arrested by the patreles of t h e N at i ona l The Tow Bowline sailed from this port on the 13d i !Li Ltstacras, and 1104 Alli Wire monlered, seen Aral. lof January last. is company w ith th e U n ited St a t es . W r it e , s o f small wit and ionvessiegt tositrietices, I sloops of war Peacock a n d Hornet; and parted coal. imagined it necossary to blacken the Wet. Ciontry Some days aft er the entr an c e o f the Allied t r oops ; petty throe dart act. Iby circimstantially a ffi rming in the public ptitifs, 4t Pada, many e v il disposed subjects of the lower 1 By Capt. Cant.lo* we learn, that on the 13d its the Murderers were iri.hotets and Homan Catho. Is=, who regularly arsembled in groups upon the I March, its tat. 37. 7. $. leas. 11. $B. W. off that Ilea. In thecase of Wig. Fitelgtve. that honed 014 •do (,'hot e tor, ice., i nsu lt e d an d p rovo k e d. at island of Tristan d'Aeossba. the Hornet WI hi with 'stein, was represented got dir t 's **Await 'and a o'clock in the morning, Ronne Prussian soldiers ! and captered'id• dvillYnic Majesty's brig Pengssiss, Romeo Catholic, to prove that, thstiree being bort were going to the Hotel de Ville; at two o'clock 1 In he r at 18 g e°l4 .__. 1111/141/ "Y iN g 11 g uns ' a" snivels' 114111"Ift 'roust be bad it"' to render him an n'iect "wr tops , ° ll ° Ili men, Capt. Dicknti", Com- lOf elsrpirion ai.d odium, am 4 ito gun credit for the the afternoon cannon was placed upon the Pontau mender after as mom of 22 m i nute ,. izy, Pont Neuf, Pont Notre Dame, Am. Yes- ;files and infamous stigma that h . hid suhornesi his The knobs had IS men hilted and 1, taehisded ; ' daughter to forfeit her eternal soul by Covhing into the rday mornin g , doubtle s s from the same motives, among lb@ timer west! her Captain and Beatswitia. ! presence of her offended Creator with a Os. diclarsl. lo n again was placed upon the southern eatresel. The Hornet hid one hilt e d, and II • wounded. Sion of her buinceoce hi her month:—" Givo a dog a of Pont-Notre-Dame and that of the Pout Is Among the wounded were Capt. Moor ' s and Lieut.. kJ name, and .goo snaN knock kiln on the Itearkft— rdin : Int l a - 'he , i Coons, the former Erreore ly_ ant i t h e latte r dan g e r - ; Wit eget' if in the liberal mind sit the writer its the I _ . -- - - ' Obs ItOi ; it is requisite that these mita. and disturhers of the public tranquillity, wbo 'the causes of such steps being taken, should be in‘tetl aid punished. The English law., pronouncing the psnatty of upon every soldier who shalt fight a duel; soldiers of that nation, the day before yester. i, settled a quarrel by boxing, in the Champ F: l Yff-P. We need not say that there was a want of rotors. ('hey write from Dijon on the 28Th, that 15 per. of that city are guarded by soldier. in their own' 41 .^4, each being garrisoned by 20 soldier. at three ICS a day, and their officer are. Amongst them the Es-Prefect, the three Sieur I..jeas, one of I'm was Ilecriver.Getieral ; formerly Pub- Arroser ; and Larcher, Presideot of the Tribunal. in Ilse midst of the rejnicinga at the city of Baur. ;5, ►viudows were broken ► and some women, •) %Pre signabsed as Elouapartists, were paraded auks. . Ala* uiled fisr,the thi Jac liontiloiloo, lion.lurna the 144- friptr, from Ohrt ioarvoth. tIIMI goo* to the; Rigor lola kred ad stoop of sirlit,•frout the Scheidt. ! -=7 'Ciolied hiiii frold the !Weer, the Milord, .1. 'non. I:retia.l hod New,, *lrrii *oleo 1.1-nettl;oic, !So foie ; Rising flope, RAO Jam. 0114.• ; Aliaazerk, Gray; toe AI, kid• • IPbaf4itoufh, Abe. 4.z—hrtteed bil lithjoates ship Chrfilitted, tram Catteattittib ; Croft., from 114%4. • . Scluor, Auo. I.—Caastr 111 hia risiice, and the. Aeons iihd Percerhl tramiiieks. from PortiosoOth for Cork, arid sailed I To res EIJITOR et rtiE S TAVESM.IN. Sig,—Jaeserving, my observations fortify next pais. liCation, I beg Wave to trouble you with the follow ing Testimonials of the charsEter of the babappy father of FaJZA Fe‘NING " By 'Lieut.-C.4one! liAnne, Cfitamagediflg his Majesty's let battalion of the 15th re A iettent of in.; fantry, whereof General lignaY WATsOtt POW Lt. is Colonel, these are to certify that the hearer hereof; Wtt.t.saw ravens°, has served in the aforesaid regi ment for the space of Twelve TEAKS and fear inoollm, is, f or th e r eas.i n heloe-mentioned, discharged treat the said regiment, be having received his pay, arrears of pay, el. t sing of all sorts, and all other hest de- Mandl, from the time of ;Misting into the Said .regi ment to the day of his discharge, and by Neel 41 the Commander of the Forces he is ;lischarged at own request. And to prevent env ill lase that may bet made of thia diaahar4e by its falliug into the hoods of any other person olturever, here fistinws a description of the shove-mid MrtiLtiSt PCNNittat he is aged shout 38 !ran, bee feet six inche. high, era dark complexian, battle "yes, Mind Visor, and Welk hair, horn in the parish of lladkigh, in the coe*ty of Su folk, hy trade a labourer. •' Givers under my hand sold the Rogimental Seal, at Dublin, this 21.1 day of March, 1802. " it. G. BARRY, nth Loot." " Fi 41.-BA RRY, Gal.Caamardaut. Mir Foot. . a Oa, March 16. 1801" outly. Both, hos ever, were considered ont.of dee• ger when the Torn Bowline left them. The report that NAPOLEON did not pay Madame JERoNE BONAPARTE', pension prior to his &peed. Lion, and that Louts XVIII. did, after his ascension to the Throne, we learn, from the Lsrly herself, is entirely incorrect.—N.Arot.tort on the Throne always remitted the pass ion punctually ; and Lawn hat re sisted tat .-on fur it.--(Boston Casette, N. A.) Op the 4th oltimo an experlitimi left Genoa, con. .sisting of 4000 British, under Gen. lowa. It Ares expected in the fiat instance, they would j‘iits the Royalist; at Mar:title., and then prnetit'd •rnnaitut Toulon, if that place had not already dectered•for King. Gen. Nuocatr, with 5000 men, had orris at L-ghorn from Naples, sod vforfrl then proceed *we n a Ids Griina by land. This small army tr then to resit fur further orders. • ' The now Hackney Coach Act has been linineorroo7 iy* o nl•il, that we tear the provisittna relative to one florae carriages cannot he carried into vilect by.the Commissional' autil it shalt be amended. • • ()tenter, If he such a mighty crime to be an Irish. man and a Romsn'atholic. that is, to be the coun tryman .4 the DA? of .W.FLLINOTON, Who eared Europe from the power of BUVIPARTIL ; and 'of the Secretary of State for Foreign Attains, who is now deciding on the destinies of the world at Paris; still, after all, Wst Fenstrto has not been guilty of 'either Of these crimes, fcr hels neither an Irishman nor a Almon Catholic. It would rest a shade upon the laurels of Waterloo ' and sadden the hearts of the [wave men who shed their blond in obtaining that glorious victory, if their Tore to boor that their fornfee l cmorade for twe.ity yam, was left an be co. litelittlatvd and persecuted, destitute. of frimis ip resp. 'fction, alit! pecuniary assistant*. in ll* Writ ' ifiki r#!itbil metievolis. _ . ~ _ 1 Uow,refer to other esthete Me . tOP uuserecr at la* gooday, to show bow far Milt writer discharged 1 Ide efity, who set oat with a boast, " that he had I titade *eery enquiry into the tdrcuassektices of the ease"—" to enable the public fe Aires their OWN jedgUsent more correctly." tie goes so fat back as the z ... .~~.. ILW.g rw ; ; • . ' 9 ‘ .~.~::: ~~?. .14'h v oar of Euz i FE; vi mu'il :1. r;.: he elorstai.tt purpii•iii of ifs:Mint thew rd. ~ flier I.liitilhei:id 3411,8.4 her and h e , tatter, Roll 01114 iri.itv.icti --•' P . m Ihii i„,l she did N ( ;thi l ..., 'o cmicier t i hi,- Lit Sii•ader. —, radii was a practice with which k: s eiii, d to be at Islirr ' did 'Avis teas not a pia •e iii which she was ens, plc*eci (for .he scot ow 1,. !genie.. alni , st ini.nodisii, ly iiriirsexicii., that • ih:r ciii nip, !dye 6 ehin 1 her the, aaradkr if a cunifi-inecl liar." ---•• In ere,* !shire id i iiiieh Me hired afters:arch, she iiishipiiiti i ”liitriae4 rAsstielf, Ike chat:oder bi l lsoisi* Auto • Oil ;i - is i ! .,44 alialiclOrse" , —•The Pa IR ic will ',laver: i,.. t Sal !lie ligpiirs t t Lovik or 114 eau, in the Oriicrer. *heti i!.iv ,,, t.4 a mass of 1644 imitollieloo mid' ficf.• ii•id . op ) irk* Palitle. commenced hit rienid'etticeP It% sill I. if•lMit Irif,i4eib, llt &caplet her of $lO I.4leii:tal de. a. doe fro*, truth, acid • Icito of faliehood. ..... ~ ..igtehshili f lase •litreitiotteti, Only hmi li.ort the tripe/nal old !is ledge hetyleon In 11 0:1 011 4041 perieCcilicel. old friiab soldier and las Amide/I I and • vw•ve reader .1%4 *tilde Villiiher the setter in iffi Obi;v•ver Is it It is olteriy nod/m.oi - ;if 01444 tot ,tliv (Idaripateof lii allogitiAg. I 114,4, lloteeei t roviivel Gel Onto in pro4i the good cliiiirgeter 4117.0 1 Etas + Foy/mato, which I ihshl iiiiito ter *MN* that lbettvi; , • A MI ES TO i*n e ' . nttiliNt Ads: 5, 1114 LO V ER dr JWIT •.f. ...-- - --;--11.61.1111; . Bastian Skitimif thelgaliartgi-4.. ' 4 Pel ll 7 to ilk ifibr body of deer wigs osaread is iidlanion 1.40 the! Docks to OA SlsceiloollAfitro • di 4-povotion I waited oho Luigi M AYR*, ookiaid hairtakidii* red: this. to Goteriterat t rigaiVNlV goliadlit 1#1 6 0011El!' 1 baton of tire deconfoot Wiwi its presentstinr. tin I Lordship retvived the glopoit/iiiiit with tetihlovitaloi: ty, esod having tied the ilee:iiPiestilme lkir."" of the to trims, *hie% • . . y:1111 rovittly oshitited iiditrleomptaird, iiii#6ctlevistite'ild . ol44 of Foreigneti employed is Ileitis* seiiteli. 111, 11;4844 i ship, howeekbr4 twirl toiligr.4 Ova li;iiisoiales tit* :-Setiveraner II proseorisig theft opplir 'ton: whir*. I they hod •i *is. '•llicevel; . and if protsfihivio iifiti's itresn'assotablitig If lir. &diet, or h3l toilg iiriiimaid I eegviolv. They efretortd• ustohid he fifth tit* . I . City or. Weatininster, and eget 4114 be Adoilroterg I hating. three hlusktiono plajkftt i voicli,do4 Olt the Union Jack at their li t, I , . -•. • ... . pi 1 Amongst the new entegeakinifittot ;et 1 * • Trteatrf t . Is that of Bay. .astv, I - Tfiniiii: .: in the ri.orwi..ll drimvid e6ti;e. ', . ' - ' 4 4 it Leit Might, Mr. ilvikt Ea**, M.ttilvli4iirt,' Oetwity, after 'Well itig hi. o•Afaiwacinic.ititt ',Pic' highly approved of, rec•ived ht. ihinott ao in hlic or dot Koval Colby of Surgeo • ns. . . ~ ~ . 4 , 44 MY3tEitlottS. KWII Oga V oli hilflT i114:1441,,, i i of l as t , 2 ._, •I% ~_ close th e orimi' Jot rariracp- N..11;44, 14 117 -- , _ ... pool wag among !louse of Peers, rogation by the Weans vas Is her -. -••••44 . 4 Prince Hoven' hod Proceeded to shut, or interesting; and across t 4. Mugs topeotry. Pretioosi threw or a valise .~ iv* situates her the perm. of .411 no 'heel was teas ifittituted. every direction, role At have token verlisements eirei almost daily, bot ,~ this want 04 niece's, hear any (hint the Black Rbti Sir possible in , ' Inv sittevymortime man kntwAl l ediat.the door . of' Mee Wiliest, two of Officers of the goose of fords, oho mid's ist•opaMi k mentt'adjoining to the Hnuse, ,nd enquired ,hot it T. Ty rwisit ; and on teaming that Sr 'Facinion tau riot there, ins left e brown Paper pattre j sa)iattlflitt' he would all spin in a day or tea ego the frifidr being..nprnied, the .' loot *howl olopewred 1 but nil one has skit! called .at Mr. Wright's a;cording fo promise. . Mr. liAr., tho new Stir Mao'lier - . 4 f D or) -lane Theatie, his.set let on an escarlioin for Paris, pre. Oratory to the opening of bis hoot* for lb.* ensuiniA &alien. It It feirtanate for Mr. Ras that he visitit the FrinCh Capital just at the moment when til.,wi t the Celebrated French tragrdian, isrsbnut to r eap. pier, artit in 'Ware: at. 04.11,41 th tit" , lit. yoillical . Chattel, Moog: rtAtiai itiiii ildd-iporielle Matto are nisei td Chine' sit avin. these petforthers vier% it seems, ill Vielilt Robeitaitisti, end were either lie es'rerottly stitirted at the rutii of thaffr hero, or so marked by,tbe Pilillo for their des , ition id fairs—thil litter beim( the arse of Mademoiselle '3,14e4 peril. leisiociy=as to ce4tign themselyi, or sn:ii,',. ern. • I:ned st to retirement. sines Ititi r redru of. the botre.: . . i... • ' ' , !l . 0 ' ' ! A . elk, of tonslierable . impolapte to ill Props-4. tees of tetiggeos and lions, kist.in, or near fetsition. Onto 11Patd before the Magistratei of Union.street linlice.cAre, on Saturday fast, concerning the for cible Iletenti of lwaggons and horses for the con- se anti! itt ' :i -o ry bagger.. Upsear.fs of (Weft? , i nA sto waggons an teofter horses were impressed in Sor. rey,ihe oritiera of shhh are it hstllngers.iii SIAN, set, The Magistrate gave it as his optniCa,.thal no carriage or horse belonging to any p..rsdn, tidt'rp. siding In the county in which the IttiOreisniptieli made, can be legally detained, and hi case of sort; detention, a penslty stray be recovered from the Cm. standing Oigter; and that It Wait dirty e fJbe c on :. atiliftii to furnish carriages and'intrwierforilisi'eiiii. ittreaei of thilitary hiving* flit ta tiV 11 r olSl et ibp b, wi t h. they reside. . t. ro t. . 7. At tgishite' A 4006 60 Casilaii6o LION' likit'iiiod for isoolortkfter ties . '., btitaiiiis'lit i lh‘ti..itetdics. .19118,. thefragtif ististlritilltftdifilk Out of o itly- Little, he tied' deft ' . tins 'Wit "idnreated. The auditors conceived lt•ftifts tiOisoeirlfSk it turned oust to he good whiskey ;'when he'drairli s it:out. he dung It at the head of the Prosocitt9r—the *Atte hroke. AlLec tho consternation Which thkciiitie#Th:Cort.. Counsellor Radcliffe observed; It was" Ott fil e st"rime he had eshr heard ~ f a Crimitial . sit a 1 146:alit . cracking a *vale ibgdher. ,W • V.**llll {id.; ;L .~ I •a • II he King to 11(1 relief f by th filch are I,orp, hoc he impose( I' objoin fro eceivPd tit ,ireit In 41a , soling awl all love a l aeno.l nn o re-1 1 411 1 FlriNil • Crriltil lately !wen her of sol Le ire, and Ives 1.1 01 a As ce it drew to:VI' • - P rm Pit!' up io 'hi , o t rv irti , ig t tll se i‘irral nut agiii tipb-hye, ha In 1 ,r1.51.VV1 Whil!OVPr 1111 We po-reivt these ..1,14 in it, the offs er bit armies ; and en Ist( terrine. of 1 of these e power begs Neither wearing th Toulon ire eonspirlley Colonel wl I) svoos?, to be punt the state of tnd rebellii PARIS, Rosnoe on in! artillet It is an Toulon, he tiotis relati hat port. On the r piracy IPIP NMI of it .eised., and he Author he arm Eckmuhl. A Con,' garrison of in virtue o been with ate taker .ellnite art It is !Ili, onsider at re found ansport t These m taloned, 1 oldiers, ud whose An Ord • uly 31, s e Muffling lies, fount hall be a ;ward. some da, iito iasc, who lace du C en o'clock hn were it the after P erdly fine Intioli age Y of Pon l atdi n and nik and di rr n‘tell 5111 The E f , l th upon Ito soldier ' 3 Y. settle •laiors. They wri (1 , of the othox, eaC latics a dal re the Ex: hor n ww , c Arr oxer in the mi 'Peas, wii h•) w p re t auks. 5/441011 /01 . Pa 01 11 1 1VV, 1 4144 ,4 1.` R the P.-errorMb ittrittitid Io ohaeifs the terrriutily . 'or Prr3ce amen,: The. DlettWi nrr lAdritip's complimy. : :A lad irk the Uftiev.4:l4l7 kivor p‘s the Mdse., all Opt too co • pi Lad lift the Petv,v4e,bkiileliittis t to observe a . portaihr' per oosly to doitti ibis. IC& Al 6 It "rososit-ef a .• Ladyship roturard t. her ikiarg kw 'Wiwi tad deport*, • be found, althoaLlt iA In Enquiries tipro'lifterw ‘llll it befog thobittot thtfi nit sway in • mistibr o 7, 'run • reward fas w o mb ••• ir taim;• and Aotorithst :eon, the patties rtet bt 4 r ' Di it, Sir T. Tirwhit, the. aft N. Conint, &c. Comm , w; 1 41 viol after the thit*l. A *44400 lime After dat-k,ta. dprovettirdilmela '4ll >2.1