The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-26 00:00:00

~: ''?.. /o_, ti or } A 7 t Piper It% be friCel i • Ot ..aticipak utved • r f 'TbeState bates respecting the collection of the **Venue having been in *Oration long enough to test their *AEI, and try the advantages and defectsi .Yale system, it is not Improbable some amendMents *by be made to them. There is a very general im pression, that the laws for preventing the imports itioit of aloes, require ameodment, and we hope they still receive it if they do. • " There is every , probability that, st•thelieXt *ion, two of the present territories of the United Stales, Missoori and Alabama. wi(i be authorised to form Constituting. of Sista Governeseni, prepare )tory to their admission into the Union. They are said to have the requisite g oinbers ; and sound po. "icy recommends, that, as soon as possible, they hhall be allowed to -govern themselves. The territe. 441 Governments ate always ucrescences on oar tigrern. 'oolEllf those matters which are connected with the foreign policy of the United States, we r.aanot, with out the necessary materials on which to form an opi. rtion, speak with any certainty. Every thing we bear, however, leads vs to hope, that the state of our foreign relations is generally satisfactory, aud, where it is least so , is likely to improve. • . Paris Papers to the 23d lest. bare Arrived. The fortress of Valenciennes was, Ott t10r49111, given!, tip to the National Guard *of _that . 11hi:ei . 'titan/A Ikeing, the lilt English regiment left; at ' the'feWil l ,', arched out of it immediately after the pfree.,, trA fin ep, and took the route for Calais. .A. regiment. et the Royal Guard is .expected from - gni' ' ' tit, gam. the garrison. ' On the 11th, alit the' AstilleleWitoleisail having passed the Rhine, their hild4ehtfaitiee.it removed from C'elinar, leaving wielfbat 446 - . -• -.' ~ . . could,not bear, amigo., who are . ' • take.. Awl he, the heepitele of Colmar and Ilagwese t e......Tbeftteellilt 5 per Cens. ere etilkiev. thr letorderthey olio' oo Mishit rhea Cifff..3oC. ; sad alik Shares tieelliii • • •• .. :.... •.• •,. 'la.:. ' , ' ! i 421 t,a lissf. ~ . M. ._, . .::„ _ :.•.,, . , ~.a. The intelffeenee.fron ilie_d4d in those Pap a O r , presents the cease •of the Roysi Aril as vetoer where triumphant tbenughoot Mexico, where,' according to the Spanish accounts, only a 'few! straggling bands Of insurgents' 'now rentain, with. out power to disturb, the - genera tranquillity.—; -- These assertions. are made on the authority of ' 6 To the Message of the President at the opening the Mexican Gazelles. With respect to the affairs of of the Session, however, we must look for informa tion of the highest interest on this head, and on many Spain itself, Veins informed that the new finente others. That i document wilt . probably disclose, for Mi n ister, lc Liu, h a s ma de no alteration ii• hi' s example, the nature and aspect of our commercial predXs Aboor i lo of loop,: jt is not yet dis• negociation•witio Great Britain ; the state of our re- I . .. - __ _.:_.,___ , -,., 4 . 5 _ . L . snot we wee . tuev-ee, feliL IssPnee tee -poverty , tatines with Spaie ; the ' Report of our Commissioners lately returoorfrom Buenos Ayres, and the views of and want of itebtao . trafititi Spells ) by ondeeseen. the Eeecettie . thereon, &c. &c. Much is also to be We to raise a Ideas *blob be . will never 'be able to commonleiteCtilispecting the progress and termini- realize ; egid "yet haw ti he to pay the 'le:penes tion 0.1 • the *guy!. war ; respecting the progress of th ii. G r an d C *die ''ESPedition, saxt. — , • . . sr l—''' ;of the' CoXaminlimers ender' the Treaty of Ghent; ei i her .Iriel• osat, or lays bold .ef some WI the respecting the progress of the exploration of oar ._ . _.,__-• of a._ 'Western fron ti er; tertiry, and of the establishment of posts "no riglin t he 44.1861. Clergy , as his redo. on that t and respecting other prudential cessor,l4.olAltAY, intent en have doe* if be Geoid I elessures, which have entered largely into the policy The conduct of the Spidelerllovernment, lo o k ' of the present Administration. the People of the Motbkeelieeit IA iii, 66 Upon the whole, we expect an animsted andthi ngs ori p Ar,, , 1,,,, -„ :, 'A the true state of il eCo o antes is og - Useful Session, characterized rather by efficient action than by prolonged debate. and foolish n the bosets***rhsllllllo4l,4ll - " It is scarcely necessary to odd, that the same EsPedition free Codistilighli t tli l6 l l4lllso lw 4 leelift Members partake in the deliberations of Congress at have gone over to the pateillilleitleisollbet tili#lA the neat Session as did at the last; the ne w electious, meta o r 'twi t mini 4a tit • ' o'. .Ceilo g aiw"ra t* which we are daily announchn h not taking effect .. . - ~.,:, ~1,. ~A t i. t . , j: :N , : i i:s!'t '.fi l' ' il 1; cif omit the 4th day of March' nett, on which day corn- Our oPitstotil l ielin = tlin la i:,, 1 ' '• 'ltell mencesthe term of service of - the Sixteeetk Congress." " .:••.., the late Cent Bill Illetfi „at 4.. imp, - *Op% . 4 .._—.L ....A ..t.a.... Ja...11......,a5ues :ehise.emsei oed Pt' i'fhe ridge, U.llO l ‘, l rich, from Omen ; 'd feaimon, fret' London to •maica; Fatuous's, Nov. W e e r ,, the sloop George ! Collins, fro* Citriatfadtbrid to Cork, with less 44 bgoa. , • Goes, Not. W.—Sailed bis Majesty's ship Fel; (mouth. PENZANCIC, NOV., 23•••••1114"61111f0, Pat*, (Ma India, sailed yesterday lot London, bet was forced to put bark agsid, In i on legifince of the wind cow; ing swan sootherlye.—Ar risked cif she Looglrips, the 20th inst. the ship Cam p Herd, from Betty! and Mauritius.. it viret . MAllOlll'l4 .N01 1 1....3..04W111110- tin port, the Atmore), til`Kisar e 4ttoiw weikatta, and landed dispatehes.'• 'b. 6 4 * Ga.vizotittt, ..—"Arand the Zetlev.; ' Young, fees% Antwerp...-Sailed the Hibernia, [heti fpr Dublin ; Abeonisrt s ite r ick, for Jamaica . ; Teaser, ,11,4,,,, f ns ...Autos:fp ; Fos, Foe, fee Ostend • Aon and Sank; Rowse, for Haalbergh ; Selects, Hutchinson, for ditto.; Avis, Goodwin, for Jamaica ; Amer, Fleming, for -Charleston • Eliza and Mary, Congdon, for Naples; Flora, L:ighton, for. iteeedersi land. the Earl of .Claezary, Fathom, for Rotterdam. • r•••••••• , • • . A letter from Ramsgate, dated Nov. 41, says-- 2 64 Early .this mol.nitig several *emelt - strived in the harbour from Calais, having on board upwards of 800 of the 3d Grenadier Guards, commanded by DORVILLE. They left Calais about eight o'clock- last evening, and bad a very hoe omega.-- Upon lending they were marched immediately Canterbury.. The Coldstream Guards, bed tatillit and the remainder of - the Cavalry , ere e z p ected, wilt complete the evictition of France by the etithil troolts.", tittooosequeoce of the heavy failures ahrosd, io metl,ie Oles of Stock are .spicted to he made hero l• "milt those Continental Firms oe.neected with eon" of the most respectable Establishments in this roar 10. , One house in London has 600,0001. per month so pay for ID smooths to come, chiefly from ''- 'tarots madwwith Foreign Loans. Only two Peers, esciosive of those of the Me , Royal, are honoured with the Royal Goelphic Oid.l or Grand Cr"os of lienover . ; namely, Viso , * II Aiirrvinti 4nd Lord Hut.. Tire most conspicarril 'emblem of this Order, the Star, is peculiarly ats'' The White Horse of Hanover, on a green goods and among the surrounding rays two swords, 04 _ A .... sinning' for the —..-.—........_ -- • Testeetlay Count M uNtillt.' had an audience:of the PRINCe REIBIINVAI Carlton-house. • • , The belle of • YORK Visited the Pat wet RECIIINT yeiterdiOiorning at' Csrltnn.house. In j ib* after. neon the ReorNT went to Kew, on i visiiof Fonda !tame to his Royal Sisters. . The letters from Vienne end Amsterdam state, that the distress In both places among the commercial houses is beyond all precedent. Bills that were •tetmerly considered equal to Bank lecerity cannot be discounted at any price, and a general distrust per fades all diesel. Accoents hare been received from Gibraltar to the ifthinetant. Thepittgoe continuing its ravages on the '4,facan coast, notwithstspdirtifthe approach of cold Weather, it mat - imparted tbit the restrictions JO - to prevent its I,iffrOduttion lobo Gibraltar would be continued through the winter. The Spanish Government bad ,given Orders tit their a rnaed• vessels to continue their 'croitiet;tilireirent all vessels from 'Abe Infected sit nodes§ Maio/ commenication with the, -- foest: -.. '; - .. t.'''' • ' ~ „.. . .' 'till iiiiiiilortifiteilotts retrying On' round the town of AthiAlsabe Netherlands, are nearly finiihed.— They ettptt.lWometree strength. It may be observed , ' however,' of this, as of many other. old .fortresses !theffsly repaired, that it would be otter!) , useless iagainst a besieging army, as the surrounding heights mmpletely command it. .. ~.. Buosszcs, Nov. 10.—The eloinfier of *Ululation§ mental!. ,erh,g. po it honour 64, ritt . p,ith , - ,tbeli: Pre. :i l. , could not fail of atteactinkthe .coriosity of lees: of distinction. Accartfitgly, the co pita! of iiigta, lila. *met displayed - iii mach 'splendour and gaiety as it: beadeeilibited since thaarrival of the Empift t . 'psikagbr pf" ittlagliki : This distinguished hady , Wininiied Agri! thing Worthy. of notice in this neighbateliwik. and lessee eterywhere the most 4,li beral pro ..of vunifi st ii . co:ffer mini? . JO' es t remo .. ,ly ectiveseLy . '.en heg bedroll she.is still a fi n. woman, wigi,e . air ot -criMmanditig dignity, united .to the moist r owntiesoanditeg and. affable manners. She tit l es earlyeimr - moraing hoots being occupied in ,Writing,.atu,l,44eopeeivettoeifh•mocii coo rtesy all tvr. 'awns who enkinesented , tniser, " In public, her hie: ttalriiiii4itie;idreittetVitlkh'splendont, silth en ea. lk ,ineAtieWEAlke, moat rateable jewels. dithrlownlist etitarisio IOW& ber-tbe means of gratifying '14040 I'4 ettignifuTocisissrt generosity . . tier Ma jesty is a Iliteral , p,trotestot the Arts, and whet is morel() her Wenner, she has endowed at PetersbOrgh .. , ,i ._ tit_ _: -A, 2. - .. _,____.t... .-A...:..1._ --I II . , .. . . , . . ... • . . * . • . , . - - . !. • ... .t.•ti,-. - -.N. ~. . t• . , -..,- - . . • '' .. •'. ••• 1 .. t.: 7 - 'a - • „_ . . I . • • lierii -- - -. • ' . tw THE grAortsMAN:.. .. .1 ! ~ .. - -7 4 . .:•••-o,•' ,' ! UEEN'S FOOI flt4l — L. --- . . .., - z - z _-------- 10e111111megalegmEmle*, —__. _ ,___ _ . • t: ~ ~ 401'thOlicia. At the end of May, the province PR . ''. :- 6,' • ' I • . , Jk l e - 0 4"- et • Luis de Potosi was no longer disturbed by it.'.... i t ,... „ .. ... ~ .s . tity.. 1. ' l - 4 1; *tid 'illt_ Ti g" ..,ill,, lait 79 t h b liv e e p f . l ice itt"r o "l f c th o lt ro t g llg ehri blatk" • ;Me i ' .„... 'l ' —oft- • • '•• ' • .. ' I - - The prentratatts ißillell#l, et * lw , i for tbelyingha tlisen,„" t ' ) ,Le Senora end Similar, enjoyed the most per- i: . i5 0 ,,,„1 , Ir. -; _.. ,„,,i. , - *ll4 1,.,. .is , hig. t e a lso lately adverteltp4 . kW ~-:. te . feafraiiquillity, although there were still on - •'• • slate werdcompleted last night, bu theSiateCol, 1 .." - - • At. • , • ' ' •• ." • ..''lmp • lartations of wheats l'Yea• ig" l-44- ' •-'' not jet fi nikhed• It is ez peeled to.day. Messrs . Fro 11' icsgire of these provinces, on the side of New Gal- coon* far Acc.,11110, - .4.,.. ,* . ' i .s. - ••• , .., t t. , , ._ . , _. 'be en made to th d a r t , or eicele t of ....Te Le „ od eti a ini n, 17 i t h w eee lik i ll: and Beating's people are now employed in preparing . • • - tii - cie, some remains of the bends, which coald cause Owe Cent. 95 • • • te' - :-. • leveret apartments in the New Palice, for the accept. Iblwrist ace. The province of Zacattecas was -14--.414.414144"4144.14.611".`'------1.-- ------ - •.- . - • _ I lk . ; and the consmoniations are re- •• • -. TirrP - - - .•'--- -`,1704 ' .. is, • - . • . =. -- 4 . 44 / 4" - -ioppirtiff l Oatilfeleg condemned to m ce o s ti sa at r i t_ o l ; b o e f a th ss e 7m c b. ur ed ero a u t s th i:d p iLi a fl ce nal: s wittr ibe : ar ltl a no- in; betwan ali the provinces of the East acid . 7..........1,e..4‘..": ..,—. , . . i • 1 , . ___. . . ...._ . .. .. . - .. . , stsi : feeds that hittitght them, 0 0 1 3 .0 .tbe 4. , 7 414 ir ,(44:,....., N0 ta - _1 at ,tbe startiatioa . 44 ibe ""stay_ . It lIIIIIi ir. :141146.4 " 641.44 • • • 44.1 1141141 4: * • . iimeiciflonfittrelity resumed Its activity, • ------ .. 21 4 1 1 1 L., -- • '. _ , - ---. Alt*, grilaegtre In beginning To be worked: . hoots , which contains the mertal remain, of the lota teli4einl4lll - , . yfle - Gitternmedr; , • • '.' .- ';'' -*••• .' •:•-• • . "•' ...1 ' " ' t ee: .: t s weeka, and the people of thiecountry Qoesto, ow i1e45erir00.0814„3„3.4.6.11 use. him. . . . . . ,• . ibiviater.lotellimppip•Welart aof the state' of 1,• •,, a ~..-..- . t i'..-- - • . ; ; and labours the MOO •he intrusion of st - • mi. • ..- I • • ' • •4 it iA41.4[P404:3 0 i i i. ' ler W e Tha t ef 1, IPI “ t °DI t f . . tialg e • ( , i i 1 - gel isisiker* pelffialjethiskiiilbostiqfsajoy par . .: alti o m i l i to ,4101,04 . ,5.48 , 0,4 • . ~•,,,.,,, . bug, .. estates ors* . . ~•eve no . ticed theitopoottor Tsbe • Pree4t 4 ifs will eastellig diralnilikt. .' '••• , ..)l,llnistroti :7 •,,,, ,lititt i" , '!. . 11t i t tAt t t o r elf.. wittll4:l rIC r••••1;*.• elei i ...;4 4 ,i+it•rtilt:•. . . ~, .• ... • - ..- - • • • ' torWird before nine or %WV I n metanigdst 0* intenaotli ?Attlee tel'ef liam " tl set '. . o il . ' -i I C • '..• . 'imported I n g , k • fr ost lbe 111 ee psis . at! *Pi.. • I ' Weber& b i t' I • . 11 . 14111111410thillie Irdl li ffir illa./Ite '. " .O Tit'VT I'm* 1 ;.. 1 .. k; --44 "" 111 " . Lk ;V ° "O' t.i s ' • 44 ;'* •141114q/1,1‘41,1.1.erib: . ail f , grill* trater,l4 some stopiajo 'et' Preplan,* .• • .. 1 11111111611 system of M. Ga.". .0•111111111WIrliis lat I oly ae ogeirob ra godbee.e i btrada e d am *Ae l e e klear • alga 't ! ' ie. ..e, 4;pcy ef ,tbe:Potition itself, kai t • ti v r „, r4 )ligh , tifore It is i . ch ., 1 4 64 •owtrbe at 6 rst' devised ' l ___„ l " 6 " .l 2! 70 _,...,'` 1 ' 11 . 111.11e ' ' ,:rliitiiiiiiiktid, Siglivie . :istleivat - J. 1 . •. ft ing r ess hawltlar:; . hOVIOt • signatures' ii4itt47 .•I" ' - • , • -.... . . , s. - ..c• • "Milt * bet ho gliPpliir ills° 4111 °• 11 .16 P" P i el, ....I: ll . iparqlrai v;': 4o4l4 l lTegtiithfrifieirl 64 * I . o.4ol44.tiltritiS - •1 1 . 1t p ibe kingdom. i Tbe.Notieraes Walked out for a shot - i tiate.geetess Ile upileohoesion of. being untMe to valise it. it*: •,„,,• ..74., - 1 - 7 :4 .a d • . • rp m, ~; ; ;Iti• , ..1 g i t • . . ~., .. , . .., ~, . h. ,li. . . 11,16 already dny, inomendede in the gardens or tarawassteeek . -• igaeralleasban for some dayli sfielata• that this` de: ' . !tilted Sliiiiii. PlofieWO, ll o 411.444 )71143)511 . t.. ~ . ULAN. adtajeleseA . ~ y Their Reyrt iiighnesses feeptirod 4e*his a . g res iAk . •• . ' cidierermald be roamed, bet . nothing i it . yet certain; tavola, on the,4th 4 4, 444e4111 , • wet • Ti1. 3 .444 ,1 4r, ...,rnaltVillili. ther regolat l ons of AM tc:ititi ,liiiits sign Prattle Mil si 311 its thecomitil of thellsoreee,,,. ~ ' .40iptiit hj in the mean time the ordinary reamer* i bg e lligoecee, ansitiopseinkAe4booitelle- Midi oat' 'tierefifiallbreflitt l with onPoreileedispitityli4 464 • The Prince Regent arrived at Cembirnrep*molo a . . . i , , • ' 44;:kteetlicket to o° l .Y : ti le ' Meese' t retle ill OY ilrobehlr oecul4.4le*ttetittAit.*ProOkteleteet***ol',4oo‘ll•Alehiles, tha inodishie tetfddiftt. e t V IS on' Toesdey night , soon•otter atew.oelwelg,.tia is - .11hpertOld eeneditioEt to Sooth . 4 .o "eebee. ' Tb lb ' llill . ideighle interest tad trelbabilltY . 4 4-rges t sildita '.' .4-1 4 , rlea . , •,• n or , and ' about half. past nine he•ie sat Intl* ; . *6OOl for incatire etsipment cow neat be ‘itt; .-.. _, . 44N i, gam& the ensuring S : e . spi.on, . 0 e ... I _.. : --- ~ - ..• * est . aillatooßAaverottheli . " ' ...." • iggitildabot by. waits of a baptist battle' _... ___• • • . n'to Cailtrivehereire. •• - •.: •• - .f•••,: ...„ IC imps. it 4 thought he will. be enable so *Main %he articl e •ol4o this * att.l)l9lit&. ..,* *: •• T.C4-4,109:14 ibis a I onall.. Taylor , was , 11 Siail; - iirallilia.. .. etelootifey by means of a loan, and that alma 'or . teolay i , the pe T p94. Q UA* ,7 • ,Ifthplie:aust have recourse to the work•coustoeffied ;readied the u n it e d * tal c , ai . -•,. • ' , Ogee ' 4 ..... '- MAIM 4° • ti nt , he met with, a aiyomaimaitisecidal4., _ other • tip"' a p4lciln . . „L, I t the Pelace. : Mie.tigninel, after - h a iiiii* : .. . lintiill..Qprey, one of whose projeclztzlre ' Tiacic, cont i nue d to .... I go : . ' . . ai l '" - C '. ictaliy's '. ••''..7 jib'. of • the Prlillosailkiwepl reiww, watiftbsi amerces. offered brthe e . of •gur . . . fury reports ilith'iligied hi Are' •. ~ •' • - -froarthlropers • . ~ e • a ice through the Botimilepiintra, to the • • property possessed by !fie Spaoish clorgy‘sil. 4 • • , . -. '••-. • • - • •r •' - '." 'lv •, , * "'fit' 41t.14‘, .ii*Vat " s r , of * thilliidtege, • .- , • see lempersruy. Opened, to . kiritai*lttlitia, Nov. 20.-•ThoilOth•trellittiem- the Fl o rid! $... W .. 8 .. 1it . i ti n . .._ orie .' • that orders b e beledistedny t 1,•, hi hat* 0ir.44. 4 fliit i.taileed.ketetrottOi l • 8 " *, 4 . .pipi)kit. i t i llitist 66l4 , 14 -. l•c - h li ttl i ' l g . ( Lepel:WM..l the Priricii he ' i Genitridge4eolo,' *nitwit, bi) celebrated in the snouts of our Nistaiyin *lily of efellietanti. It 'bit yesterday ii*mfdnig l ht, Uoibid*Stites,.fiir theindemoiS - T ailed- - mna- ti'' Mine nolfotteo ll ,. l.ll eb ) atatiended, noda,. in - possity Adel ante .. 01 1 1 PC that the English troops quitter "Val'enciennes.'"lshe de r t h ari ga_wha h a d aa fr ere o f ro*. • .:only abut ersi' iiiiili.ifit , iiiiitt' through sirtidli puma ". tw i t ,Aii„looarsroonsiog , so,- the .ii"b„. Nokia! Goad alas under sl f llls . ' • vcs elm" or tom'. trove of duties in the ports oft hiii • ,e i . A . afacindieti•Roth leßeelelag claws can ee- ness of tins sight, he WV one . Hott,polottits litotlitei of in y Itiod °carrel. The inhab i tan t ) were thesummer of*.lBls,•by . lindlet • '-'•." . 4 app oseat iagg.'rrhif• tolieLf—t-ro the impleinealtel(tokiW bed . • hobo istprodamly left &lighted, ead - toado the ali resound * with exclemi- ~., . . _- . - ~, ._ • .., the amount 01 the duties thus wro ... Apo • * Ati c i i * " f t " s.* ' itt o t ' a "'‘•.' 4 1 ,0 • geertions Of titer . * b y . 1.11."1.1 the ... kinell) v% slid ' t ree te t e d`. linos, i ',thoisatid times *repeated, of Viie'le'Rhi! ....., :. , - . ....-. . ;. - , . • there ... ,....„res --., _ 4 ~ „...' the Nail' base of the right -fora famcsad.he:ales, rive** . la nourbono! All the. hooses,• Without a The decision of Judge 'VA* * *MIN : : •'' h e - • Pf Illeef fiNkiletrt pr re‘" "'"' ?., u rl received a •icsereWerabla injety , in- the-lieseor-rde. , :00 1 . - toOleonception, were ortiamented with: white doge, District Court of New Yen*, :iiiitirobrif Ili ,p e be opened fee: ,worn,- veilllA tee Julms, - Sorgecm of itichrimod, was immediately sat • .... . . . , : i., . • lad wltbjleur de lie. The night Of' their/It that the United States will nbt take cefogtheneal - h h,;i a lkgrajrn a d repr i neek s cii,ll . a Price, thet/rtfele..e for, sad the fracture, otter Soo* timolemile reaced. • ... 4 Iteldi was tonearated to • dancing and . rsjoiting. acts of hostility committed °pan the $, •. •- 1 4 , eio lateversgel 4416e5, could not prosaic, A niessacer was. also lent ..to btroJkook 'reflor.„• • • 4 4 febtbilents c overed with white ribands the Vol. . .• „, .-• ~ , i. ,••• lt 4 A L__ in vessels fitted out from t he P u na{ Du . • ,:, 4 .. 1 1 11 ! bey .. t i e , is, when - A., „„ cieded 80 ,., b ar . s ae Gtioeste's brother, directly *Oen .' the acchlear a ,. *all COlTiff Who wee dispatched to Paris wit!, ~.a 'and he visited him instantly .' ' fhb •Getwmal asides; naturalized citizens of theatit*ii-pr...i - tad' new* •.A regiment of the Royal Guard •is • . • -1 144 4 ** •. la The operation or Ibis claist4 lii.mu. to walk out yesterday inoreiog, anti. pay. his toys* It:petted heenti'*ad every person) • coutends for the America, which the Papers ., erf• OM ..chefs . ' .. deriaboulltsileoend mischief of the• Bil), is 1104V't0 to the Princeesero but tip acaidient.,l4, peculiarly ow l pleadar:e of ilniging the Clihcers. e : T_ he_ . ` , cille . iiiiiite from b the 4 A s l i n i er i leln• we lelff . ea t iyed i , 6 conit!)fitof .. . . bit 0. . :away he with,-even ef this i psosi d ie s h ct is to be ve w h it ee b' n f p o ri rt r u a n te ate at: e a h r e t p a cest e z e st i ta i o n me 4, ii t t n , d sa h i e o e h l i a s t a e capacity if , Pim . fete 01 tti• day of there riga' an *lc ip . itilitral*„ ~ - •ft:. . ir..-Baron.• Same'. bas rra ed a• 4 + . t - 1,:!t - - than a week ago. It is an Important is deciSioo i ,•for . .. - '• height! To thwart iiit , rairideno oisch onoreerie a coaside,rilde proliottioo ; of reanontibility in the sp., fierttrati ' Bt: , ' If r emtl.freiteed shortly te t. i s thus _,,ttiallairshisa" ilii. #agir . ,CooliPeneral to tbe ,1' .. • propelling alemniiies devolves . epee him. Ewe! testified that the American C i ouriesseosider; 'cittetigliet k therefore, th.:filingrnete.adencl elllte , the d eat h of he r m a, jetrkrtie General, arig TlnitidStellia: •,, . : , • •• •. themselves obliged, on the principle) r of the • Latirld 'abLes eta' is the purpose .Of this 66 Apicoitis too of his s eoro t or b par h at i o,s b eetisb i saao t .t . aa ataaity: Nations, to regard Spain-et& her • hostile` Colonies , ter . sin c e • ' lit. A s • tka - rvitotpfitieh. ter some time past hive . been Pe' i titi •tool" and the effect.woold ois doubt be,..).1 . egyiloyed isv .., .. ....c:10.1 tikrt; .• • . • • .- .•, . . by_ . sismo politic prints_ l with respect to steps as two distinct POWer4 i i iiiio of theooo 1,11e... , 00v0 tentiorjere paid to such.* tequest,•to allot! gots 4i , ~... . . '. - .... -. ' .41 ' • "4 1 900 I . k 4 100,/ 04r Emperor, to have go. of their h e lliiet eatdi k it e lo c i iicleg,o,o„4 4 iSli home eallitant upto an oelimitell.price, by iaipos ' •• ifitWAL'llltifirLdif&fiNClL, .• i A • . 4 • te to ot h er residence, are absurd •, • . .1. . foreign authority. ' • -atelil ' l l ..; ;1!.i . p." , ,tr ': ; psohibitor.%,. duties upon.. foaign importe-rund 1..• - , 1 .. 7- 1 - -44oupoirtsfo -:.. .• • .., : , i . : ".- " ' The Philadelphia .GiliMitt.ol6l. 4 UM nit ton- 'is a "motto the People rot olt their pest ; t . ,4'', ', Nag a : IF**, '46:, -, ..A.ti:j•lrittft *kilt; ..ig,.114,1*, .',.. . • - - i . ..- • •treAps • Noir ! I . s.—Th* Doke of Gloucester _ inn .. ; Iftilio at co4statice 1 ilk Royal o ioles FAL. 1 i the following illtillicetklOeffistirilisw South .• •i• • *- '2'. 'to the tour of the Lake. th Igen igneeeribe Invited to atria toShoir. mot ! p h is thStßiete, • the tent' ,40 front • 4,11114040 .." . 0 1..:,•.1,1,... - .1 . ~.4.-i..si l e,: .• 4 . .6. . • ' ' Wales :--. 44 .We haver rolielVO4 ***Triiilf hdoei(New &DOI.' iviilittli this cosiihirtshiblithipect he 1 1g. phis ; and TAterprize, St di oe, roe Unerillniiiiollt. - • ~ . .) South Wales) Ghteites . of sera. fer . t,,kkghls 3of that Coco wilt lovelier yahigher, itdi, •-.,.. 4 s4, 4tir , 0 them, 4 Ica me . dO we free intaiWit OW IN' 40114, for SI 1,-04 :•, r " . - at - r • ~ A - • litjlt - 'er" Tl 4- ' 11 -C-. *.' 1 -.' • . • • ..IMERIGAN PAPIcKS. - August , which 'tete, that,Cagtahp HAMWAWT Old die - he gaidered itia mote,,viettailisate 1 I Tiset• *ref •erre..Leonio; Mirk meik‘o*, torAelltries . ; -. .+' ' -......_ P ea _1 • c ...ft 1 . .. • covered a small Island Lyilie in lat. 38. 27‘ S. ion. the *isslng.l which Paco- Ih r tii.uti-uis, !ft t• • . 1 1. 1 ,4 11 '* At ._.,... . i h nii• " ' -.P. ..-: 3... L ...— - • ifiriOwfkik, . - .. , 1" • In, the National Intelligeneer of th e 20th, there 127. 2. E. on the 6th et Jitly,fet•nitur o'clack i •A:lifi peopU la rmosnerly a- sist;;AnalHeithiff.eillettiaileb., we, as -- w" - - r - , - . - 1 ,.. -- . 7 , n 41140. 41 et e . 1 11i., .„ ; • 1 ' 1414 4 t Is au enumeration of many of the leading topic. Captain 'll..ettitee, tat lOW 'ld not edett . 4 iiioati i . -04$6001 1 144: tiaittll4Arlitpfradmit ..N r„ : 7 , .tl iut tb ,e,',11 r • 1•• ...-. t• -4.., *. • .. .. tdbith, it is thought ► gill cccupy•the attention of the ow ifi g .to to b r • '• . - _ -.4 .6. • I l4. ~, ..eafircielltAlt . -144.0141 bossing' on O ongress. Among them will be binaries in,i Session r P e • • i 0 . . 3 ' ttri ' . he dist 42 ii ".. b IV 4 l l.O4 I. .. . . .„ ~ 111 _ On O ff Ort to eqoalite the mustangs between Jhe dirt'''. .9 . th" • 941 0 4 da ir, olio*. z. p i.i..tilWiltryl;stlria,w ar Allitte at* 06 I ~P6 t a " ', 4. . ~ wri d 4 it ioreco*: . .h , „ 1 o tt ,o I. ; , . ~i 2 1. n ' d Kangaroo ' la , &eat se ve n leagues. T * ... " .:...rat miQUisokr. aera , •-• . I. a l p ,• hii - Dab J Alt tettiens of ' the ctoontryiM 'Sloane et* aoiern. . at PO r ...though it is net believed that.,ifieiib. information e , . will, lie teat, be acceptable to Rehalsefe. •'. • . This is Sytfling- clay e •. • • I hie M airtt jt's iclifithOe Greet are 'event defaulters, bet the inns tad m . sy , . • ~, (t clasper 111$ 'AO a , ellittio i That 0; tir>4# 47 l : 4 l"l: -T id 54 .4 144. '. .1641si•latiti *he forward' In the shapeisfii direc . * t The Papers : 1 1,_ g •_. also state, that the Colony was petfaig,. We onderstrisl there . . 1 . Aloe - , o * too. The following comprise all the nialters health', and la ported tranqoillity.” * i.' `• * . *mount .of lair difference U not yet asieritoo4.- - . soltancr ONimsyneranaport),. fee.Cba 1 . 2 f. Pal ' . 1 . saiitite; ii . el interest which are as iike to be . ,., ----000-- -'• The 3 per Cent . Consols were done at 784 end 1 this t Pt..rstourr, N'br"...24 -CAA. lirtheS raft, G o ns i t • _ .• _. ' attains" for the nest account, and at 78 fir looney. ridge % frool. Londoo to Liam" ;4611104 fillOt 0 II en • *MU Licamta. .11btchieson i free' • ~,~ !