The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-08 00:00:00

1r - " „ ~,.~- -~ ...--.--- Am..•••a-reammr-e. liff ---- riertEL INTELLIGENGE. - -i - ,- • COMMOTIONS IN FRANCE. Paris and made his complaint to the Doke of We 1.1•4111114...... .1•4111114...... - -.1111111w.-- I lington, but no redress *ah given him. mai, Dn. 7.—Arrived this morning and sailed for the i l Ve have received the following communication , Various conjectures have been formed as to the lion t h e welltigtoo, East Indians:ln, in 18 a eeks fears gum- from Paris, from a Correspondent on whose intelli. : cause of this proceeding. It is knoWn that the Noble NI ai d 7 f rom S.. Whims sail e d i n e ,,, ep , thy with the Ham. puce we can place the m os t i mp li c it credit:—(Moen- ' Lord was charged by King Joachim with a mission as k, ant i parted from her three da ) r after they left the former in : Pose. 1 to England, no doubt, to set forth his pretensions to "Paris, December 1. I the fulfilment of the engagement of honour which place. Ala arr i ve d the Indian. Hodges, from lodsta.--Toe 1 4 4 This metropolis, which a short time ago looked I was entered into with him by Lord Wm. Bentiack, um c„,kreage, extra ship, sprang a leak off the (•ape, to repair. , mo re like an English or Irish town than a French when his services and co-operation were einsidered Skew part a her cargo overboard, and put back to Bombay I ' , city, on account of the profusion of British faces by the Allied Sovereigns as so material to the sue t wh ich presented themselves every where, has now cess of their enterpriie against Napoleon. He is Fsmtlreg+Dsc-3.--Sa lied the Duke ot Kent packet s Irldi ' resumed its original appearance. Our country. known to have demanded and obtained in audience a Mail for Lisbon. I ism have quitted it in such numbers, that scarce. lof rhe p• '.3 R, lit at Br " Year of •••4:. e+,(144 LETT.Eir EXTRACIs FROM oOillt. . siErtal TO THE EARL n 0 tti , ;ElePoot i ' ON TUB AMERICANtW*R. MY LORD,•—T have, froit; imfor e 4 the beginning of this war, been deeply impressed, wit'. the ' , pillion, that we should be the CIeSP of rtrioing ti prat Naval Power on the other side or the !Abate --• Say what men will, the real fpree of a shicidipends upon her rten. How catee the Peacock to I* lent to the bottom in fifie:li minutes by a re—el Of rather inferior size and metal ? Th A InPrii - IoS arc' above all the men in the world. Tlev are ent ing above all men. They Ore, as' is m a ss , batter _ y , ly any one of them is now seen i n t h e pu bli c p l aces or tee museums, of which they were so fond. Their informed and more Aide then any other Peceeee-e abrupt departure is attributed to a belief which bi- They are more hardy than any other people. 'They gins to gain ground here, that there may shortly he are more sober than any other people amid i a cessation of intercourse between the two Govern- northern nations. They have less ot 'bodge disease events. However that may he, Paris is now more than any other people. Thoir education 1 5 suce att dismal and gloomy than I have ever known it.— to give every individual gre, - i confidenre in•hisiteelf, There are at least three or four murders committed and a high °pilling' of ,:is o:rn linfi:7lt.enei. Stull every night; and the Police, hitherto so celebrated are the mats:6os of which en Ameriew , caw' is for its activity, has either ceased to exist, or lost all composed. Ti n acts Wed, have . beets. riWititi,d its vigour. A conspiracy was lately formed against by American prisoners of w:ir. ;.1 ter - .rat i•ostisices, the King, but it was discovered by an Officer of the are really os a cheiac . er saroorine 'of ehinatice.— Guard, and his Majesty has ever since ordered his ISt,' have net I , ieg in history', nor upon th.stnge, not body-guard on service to keep their muskets loaded, in our chivalto • s hooks •• '-•ic•: con.,•.tip to theieectas 1 which was never done before. The poet old man —I will trouble your 1.-irl.hip with Oh account et[ looks spry sad and melancholy, and has' many one of them, fiam ; n American Paper s , whit!' ac times been heard to exclaim- 1 " Oh ! how much count is worth a thousand essays upon such it sube happier was I in England !"—lndeed this is not ject. You will, from this arc wit,' see what Ame. astohis, ihg ; for the stature of this people is such, rirans ore capable of performitis, and will rens.. to and the ferinowation of partite, still so considerable, wonder at their - naval successes. \ r oil see hOsi, 1:g/illy that it is impossible tue Kim( should he considered' they themselves treat such adventures. es enjoying that personal security, without which A YANKEE TRICK; OR AN rScApE rscoM A it ITtsit little red happiness tun be expected. So little re. rlfisom-sis tr. fiance is placed on the stability ot his Throhe, or cc IVe, the following named persons, citizeni a at least of his dynasty, that it is geherally he- the United States of America. via Sam, G. Parker, liovad, and publicly said, that should Louis the a native of Boston, taken by H. B. M. s ip Martbo- Eighteenth live but a few sears, the rest of his ' rough ; Thomas W. Nelson, a native of New York; family would soon "jump off" (sauteroierd bientot). ' John 11. T. Estes, a native of Virginia ; and John The prejudices of the French against our country.. Harman, a native of Pennsylvania, taken in ii• men . are continually increasing. indeed their hos- schooner Bona, of Baltimore, by H. B. M. ship of tility towards us has got the better of their polite- 1 war Laurestinus: Robert Bond, a iistise of Plow I ness . But lam sorry to say, they now have some York, taken by 11. B. M. ship Marlborough; Sam. - 1 grounds for the rompleints which they urge against Wright, a native of Connecticut, attached to the On the evening of the 30 inst. a man, aboht 501 us. The Immense numbers who rushed from our United States' Navy, taken in the United Siates' years of age, was found deed in Gleenwich Parkl shores to visit France, did not, unfortunately for the . brig Vip4'. by H. B. Majesty's frigate Aurcissuh ; wider very suspicious circumstances of murder. An 'I honour of our country, consist entir.-iv of noble, Jacob Anderson, a native of Messochusetts, tithe ' s Inquest has since been held on the body, before gentlemanly, or even honest visitors. Every farmer in the Albert, of Baltimore, by H. B: M. ship Marl- JAEN( Caarraa, Esq. nub of the Coroners for i who had got in his harvest, every petty desk olio borough; Plveant Scott (a man of colour), a na. Kent, which, after a laborious ioveatigetion of two ' could obtain a ho:iday, went to spend his pound, tive of Virginia, token by li. B. M. ship Marlbo d Is, was unable to satisfy the great pains and pub. and display the pleget:ce a his foamier.* mod the •- t rough ; Thos. M'Keezy (man of colour), of Phi lie anxiety that this case has produced, inasmuch as de, .of his erudition iii the French capital, once the DARIUS OUTR tall.A vi o l en t : ladeleeia, taken in the Dart, of l'hiladelphie ; be not withstanding a great number of witnesses were ! o h o - en seat of politeness , and still one of the chief outrage and rob ing prisoners on board of' H. B. M. ship Goree, elamitted, and every diligence used, the Jury at her Cherry -mount , county Waterford, w ithi n %%As comonitesi at the house of G.i four milts hriel Fisher I ' ' lying at the island of Bermuda, and finding our last were ohiged to justey to a certain degree, the prevalent .opinion of Youghal, on the evening of the 29th of Novena- to find a verdict of 44 empori ims of science . This, in itself, was sufficient ch killed by a e , fare very hard, being on very snort ,elowetire •:1* in. /esti-shot fired by tome person or persons unknown." l of the French, that we are fair below them in • Fisher , son o different provisions, and it being repel...it there, it appeared hefore the Coroner Gant the name of the ber, about sie o'clock. As Wills f . that there was to be no excifiltige stir isoners, re. .puint of civiliastiou and taste. But what was the ahnve-mentioned, was returning into his father's deceased was Thomas Pe tnam, that he was a man re- i solutely determined to begird oar lives t' still worse ho - is of sharpers, emigrated from Len- hoe •e h$ !ht. b..ck door, he was seized by three men, r ~drr I •• Pee dam the first opportunity ; therefor°, on Wednesdir tired front business+. and sec. .lo a ned to walkabout the i don ha stened to show them that the arts if a'les , p lc!' armed *all t .40 pistols, slung its a bet, and a Park and Blackheath for his amusement, cnd that morning, April ?Ist, eleven poisoners were ordered s honesty were cultivated with equal, if not s.O e i e, seort goo : they, with two more armed in like Itillts bullet home some fire-arms had been seise throughinto the Goree 's hunch iiko eist fresh *ate when I I aucc.'ss amongst es. The usual mode in whin is •hese tier, a Ito now klineil the former men, immediately s the above named persons - sweet bier the boat, a tlt _ lois head, from temple to temple, ii . iout fi ve o'clock ! wr eteees , aho thus test undeserved dishonour on the wt ., % .,„1 a gun from Fisher, which he was then tak en Saturday evettieg, as is :epposed (the report of a ' bulk of their coutifisyston, ennui .VP to cheat the • • in into his f a the r ' s douse, and into which they • two other prisoners, fISTII , I, Unkli• we to es, eerier gun h a ving been heard at that time in the Park by 'P aris:. „ tra d espeop l e . is tins:.—they perc h" ee ,,d s the guard of two soldiers of the 102,4 reeinisnt, and forced themselves with him ; - in IC when the lichen they . • . several persons); but ti,e body was not foui-1 until in shops, pay part cif their value, attd leave Bust, ad- aske d Fisher where was his father I who re . med 1 the hr Ltewtun of the ship Goree —r ~ c e. Jed tii 'St. 1 , ee . , near 8 e'elock, when teo vagrants who were going / dress, prionisicog to pay the lest when the sheemaLAtharirte's tank, there filled slit casks with o a sr; .1 il was in the parker wort his famil y ; on which they up the main walk to the 1-1.. R .,,,_ ga ;,., discovered it calls upon them, but rake care to leave the capitalon our return the word Washiegtiet ivas given, ii he rushed i n to the pe rifler. where Mr. and Mrs. quite dead, weer the corner of the Princess of Wale .'s ...before that call is made. This practice grew so fre- w i t h • • L e ' ••T•• d h I * Fisher , ftheir two )(eine telemeter Aug ters,aiii two o bee our signal for an ettehitsc t.. mosipecT Wir mom. enclosure, and gave an alarm to MP towns-people, qacnt of late, that it would now almost he inipossilee diately disarmed the soldiers and took volseettion'of grand.cheriorti. were. These miscreastts, nn Pp. who fetched the beds away the same evening;. Suspi. for an Feeslishneo at Paris to obtain the least credit ; • the boat- and then tering tee parker. asked the elder Fisher far '. , within reach of two fors, ',sootily, ciao having fell on the parties w.. 0 gave the infor. and all that confidence which was brunet ly placed in his arms? he replied he had note; east of the oil- St. Catliattee . mid Paget (wt.. and with•vogon.shot motion, they were detained and examined before the our good faith and hiiiiriur, is entirely lost. 'I his talus then adbasiieil, and e presets ing a cocked pis. of the Junun frig the -loop of ear Nierroe. ne s t e.. Jury , .but nothing could be fixed upon them; nor, should, ilideed, bu noticed in our Poems, that the to! to the head of this aged Gentleman in the ' another sloop of war. name uttisitowo to us, btu •.! ti indeed, could any clue be discovered to lead to tete r i . relic.] may know that the persons by whom they preseoce of his wife, daughters, and grand-children, H. B. M. schooner Bermuda, see hove g live men ow least explanation of the mystery. No fire arms could have been thus treated are rascals who have escaped desired hem to kneel down—this Mr. Fisher refused, board, of the following de:vription : a lieag's poor, he found, nor any bullet mask near the spot. It is the gallows iii their out' country, and who are dis- : B e d e vg, in a determined tone, " If you mean to the Captain, and (huge hands: they made an inef ettnngly suspected, however, that mischief was in. owned by their countrymen as returned con v icts or s oie me, I shall receive it standing;" the villain factual resistance, we soon compelled them te retreat teidod to the park-keeper (who has lately exerted , uncaught folona. under desk, took possession, cut all her cshles and - ;then turned the pistol from the direction in which . Weisel( eery much in preventing • disorderly persons! •• The Duke of Wellington, it appears, has cot ' Mr. Fisher stood, and discharged it against the wall. moorings, made sail, and pushed out of an tuiknown erm aining all eight in the Petit, for which he has had Ste art tif pleasing either the F 1 rench Court or i The viNaiiis at this period were observed in the act of channel, after turning off 'hellion with only two oars, beetethrentetted by some of them), for whom the de- the people. His reserve is tidied haughtiness, Ind : relieving their sentinel, of whom, as it afterwards two soldiers, and the boatswain of the Goree. The teosedsmight have been taken as he was retutiiing I s i s 1 0 n ,,,,, 5A insolence, 'and many Frenchmen openly appeared, nuthbers were regularly posted for a consi- Bermuda being in the habit of laying buoys fit the h loom the heath on that evening. This, however, is express their astonish - tient that Ise has not yet been d era bl e di s t anc e ab o ut the h ou se, and especially on the channel, ail five of them on board, which we sup mere suggestion, and unless a 'ewers! which is to be ; challenged and forced hot fight tit some of their Mar-'. road to Ynughal. They all appeared to have equal p os e offered by the parish of Greenwich shall produce ' s h a h s . Ter Duke sly Berri is also getting out of m overboard • not knowing the trim ..f ther i commands, and asked which of the young ladies vessel, reserve d it one . of the buoys owl' we some thither evidence than could he obtained before I public favour. lie is charoe 4 .s ith paying too little , " a id make tea ; the father replied neither of them • should discover ; the sails that were on breed the Jury, it is feared the authors of this fatal and respect to pm irate (Mine*, a 11100 much attention to. the spout which one of the gang very deliberately took were . .. . . and e lore-sail, main-sail, jib; the flying jib meta:it-holy event will mot be discovered. The de, i the bottle, and to the least estimable portion of 'up the kettle, and made tea, to which the whole . we set as a studden sail, the gaff top-soils as a ceased was a single man, and there is not the slight- . fair sea. Bye,, the warmest royalists reeret that on party sat down, ate a large hot cake, then at the 1 „yan g K sib • there being neither top-mast, jib, nor est cause to thith that be destroyed himself. e i 1 those grounds they cannot defend his conduct. The fire, besides all the bread and butter at (able . They Y in - - ' any spare spars on boa id, we made spars of our LOVENT.CIARoEw Tuzsrox.—ror King or t he ' following anecdote is widely circulated here, although then commanded Mr. Fisher to show them the house ; au ' Oars by lashing them together. We found it necese • Doke, a nest . petite piece, was performed on TeemisY it will, of course, never get into the newspapers, Dor- : in order to see whether there were any' more arms, . sary to have a form cf order on board, theref/ re Sara. night. It is from the French, and the plot is certain- ' ing his tour thr-ugh the Northern Provioces of France, eeesesive of the gun *kids they had previously taken G. te Parker way unanimously elected master • we left ly neater and more dextrous than 'the fehrication of the Duke was passing in review the troops of the line from Mr. Fishot's son ; this Mr. Fisher complied i our customary writers. A, ii:.ig of &IMAM, treed- I which formed the gal rison of Streshorgh, when he with : they then asked for spirits, when they , Bermuda at eleven o'clock, A. M. with a moderate were ' breeze from the southward ; at one, P. M. heard the ling under the disguise of an Weiser officer, falls in' perceived oust of the Cdtnm'ts who wore the Cross i informed by Mr. F isher that he had none, except a I alarm gun fire—two P. M. saw a sail in ehas.e of us, it love with the daughter of s old diplomatic Baron, .of Honour with the Effigy of the Rte-Emperor.Ho Wits rum. which was contained in a decanter : this 'supposed it to be the brig Nimrod ;at sun-set we ob. at whose castle he has been entertained. The Duke immediately orderedthe soldiers by the side of the: they divided among themselves, and wishing the I sereedshegai te s ned on us fast. we then steering F N. E.; e of Gales, a Pole, has a: the same timesade preten. . Colonel to arrest him ; they flatly lit . refused. Irri- family goal night, departed. They thee went to the , d slims to the Lady, end his suit is naturally ac- ! toted at this act of dienhedience, he cononaisd tat house of Mr. Power, which they plundered of arms, at dark, supposed she could not see u' , tibc.. ship, and steered W. by N.; about eight, P. M. saw her cepted by her father, even before his arrival from National Guard to arrest the 64 criminal ; " but and set tom house on fire; but it was happily extin , lights, when she passsi about one mile astern o' us; the artily. By finding a lutudkerchief with marks they answered t h a t the y had nettin g to eo with :guished. :at three, A. M. by moon light, saw a brig sheet two applicable to the Duke. the Baron believes he has : not seize the the troops of the line, and would .., i On Sunday evening last an immense congregation ! i miles to windward of us, we bore a was and she alter detected this noble suitor under the Hussar ' s dis - 1 O ffi cer. Sti l l more incensed, he sent for the rre• t was assi-mbled in the Methodist Chapel, in Oldham-1 ut r -she kept way with is until about eight. A. M. guise. The King favour's the deception from its fact of Strashurgh, who plainly told his Royal g Ili h.! street, Manchester, to hear the Sermon about to be; the 22d, when we lautiched the fifth buoy veil found advantages to his courtship ; but the real Duke ness that he had no time to lose, to lease the place s . delivered io commemoration of the late Dr. Coat, I this the 'rim of the vessel ; by ten. A. M. rai l her suddenly appears with. the Baron's son. They ;or else he could not answer for his renown who a short time since died on his passage to ludia , lout of si.f.i. We now esaoined and foiled we were discover. the Monarch, and fearful of thwartiug safety. The Prince, it ie said, thnuelit prope r f to for the purpose of propagating the Gospel. 11 1 V . -"-e .at sea without any hook, chart, or any instruments, a royal purpose, conceive the enterprising idea of. take the hint, and made rather a . hurried ex i t b rons _-the assemblage was'astaiting the ermottelseentent a I save a compass, with forty gallons of fresh wsiter, nitexcbange of titles, and as ,the King has usurped , that fortress. That this is correct, seenistoecotte the virvice, which was not to begin for half an hour, and ten days provisions.--.—Nething material the Duke, glebes the Duke the homage of the King. firuted by the .nickname which ishis Royal Highness , „ a false alarm was raised toy some mischievous person, passed &rho/ the passage, exceet chit we were fed. lie ratted " fers•ces . The Royal feelings are at first struck with soriirise has ever since remit . was 9 it is supposed, as if the gallery was tit In& ott • The several times chased, and met with ' a gale of R 0 ' and indignation, but further thought subdues them. (Cricket), because, they say, his P assing ' . that' entire crowd rushed immediately f o e f arth the outlets • wind in the Goil h, which comp •Iled es to lay too 'and the fictitious Duke bows the knee before the real- great when he found his order was not o.beyea, with such violence, that avers( perso , s were thrown • about sixty hours. until the IS hof April, whe •we The embarressment of the old politician, confused lie could scarcely speak intelligib l y; . and . ito . repea ting „ i down and trodden upon ; among whom wore two :made the land bearing N. IV.; as we drew near. •iis. by those pasties alternations, the perpetual change it stuttered .. 'Cu out " /weans le chi - chi .cruntncl, (ar. women, who died a few minutes after. Several covered it to be Cape May; saw a title of bait! e . ship of his ovistions on the Merit of the candidates, and rest the criminal). have made himself ridicu. persons nets severely bruised. The elitql was en- in the Channel, two vessels endeavouring to eat us f with which he s lides t e nt is , this light-headed pe ople, one :.. Inns in the e) cs of , tirely without foundation, the gallery twine per f ect- off up t h e B a se e a pilot boat •weeess, of us; we y, i Ake courtier!, JoPPlenStSsha: could be brou ot • niust a • i h Ire happily Imagined. The of the worst charges t g g l y safe. suspecting them to he tagui.lity Jilt iint4l'inade Ili Let - .)11s promise to his WA-, I triumphs over the Prince." Becsaes.—The Mayor of Oxford has requested a , pees; it o te • possible to land, and suithin piatol-tslllll the ;Alit& daughter's constancy, howeve r , , 1 the Co °Deland 1 • • inhabitants of that city to abstain from Lev tug bolt Peenfrylrania, she Keine foil of aritwd English. OXFORD. the faiher'aucillation ;the King,toved as . . 'ATEVENT OF THE ARREST OF LORD ke retains his original place in e 1 - . alms to beggars; _ an of fi ce having been established in , men, beached time vessel, and juloped ashore at Cape accepted ks th• D U— 9 NEAR FARM , •'. of Gales receives Cam- the Town-nall, for investigating the cases i:f pe, soils i m a . --tissiog no urn., oars-Ives, were obliged to her afectieass and the Duke . _des and At the first post from Paris (Ville Juin, the his eempensation in an addition to his ts dice Carninge, toad been in wa iti ng for , asking alms, and affording relief to such as re.dly I abandon h• r vessel to the five prisoners and the heroine, and looked missary of Pi , want it. Professional beggars are dealt nith accord. I Pennsytrania, after an anxious passage of seven days fortune. Mlss fears was the ' Lordship between three and On his four hours. . the Monarch ; and his and re- tag to law. i and sis hoary. The schooner Bermuda is a hoe pretty and childish; Joints, accosted has with great civilit y, . ........• well performed; approach he his- A slum the Doke. The entire was quested hen to ilk .ht from carriage, as he bad an Saturday last was the darkest day ever remembered i Bermudian boils • Awl, coppered to the bends, aeil .. The Noirle to have happened at •landerland. In the Low.orpot,b-her sails new --s ves launched if) Jue., 1812; is abr. ; and received with applause. f order to take poesession of hi papers. who had grants o ituations, the inhabitants were obliged to 90 tons butthen ; had on board a s smith's (orgy It is sot.l l that the Manhole andwho lost Lord remonstratee ag i I a'sist the s e iolence, but in vain. in some s g estates ifs German! from BOKAPART ~ within Carom as obliged to deliver up ppe th when the french armies were driven . then told him he was at liberty In pa runt forenoon. The darkness was 'occasioned bY a Tory i one long six to wittier in the hold, dive ress at tsinge Earl retained to thick fig, which continued most of the day. !quantity of shot and pig iron for i their ewil 'limits; have petitioned the Cong : his route to Italy i but the Noble Vita* to hate them restored. PORTIMOVIII, Dec. 7.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Cordell& and Olympia, from the Downs ; Surly cutter, from Guernsey. Majesty's ship Niger gives instruct:oil s to the trade bound . to the Cape, East Indies, and Sont:t Seas.—Arrived late to-day tae brig Susannah, Jordan, from the Isle of France. TORSI', Doc. 6.—The cotter Hero, of Ibis port, %Vinson. _ mow, from Dartmouth for Lhbon, foundered the 4th instant, • Near the Start —crew saved.—The West India fleet, under eon , ve y of bh Majesty's Alp Swiftsure, &c. which left Torbay yes terday, will not, I am fearful, clear the land, as the wind bath Since bees from the North and blows a gale. 'rince Reget._ __lighton, as a .of the Realm, and to have laid before his Royal ❑ighness a memorial and documents, stating the confidence that Murat had in the hitherto unspotted honour of England—and that his having trusted to her honour, Wand not having the engagement reduced into the form of a solemn Treaty, gave him additional claims to the exact performance of thy• stipulations ; and that the papers were understood further to set forth the immense advantagos that would accrue, not merely to Italy itself, but to England, from the arrange. mews whico he hail in contemplation, trod which, with the countenance of England, would in forth with c.rried into execution. All this is perfectly known. NVhat reception he got, or what answers • the Noble Lord was moseying back,.is not known to the public; bet were they unknown to the French Government ? This has become the subject of universal conversa tion in Paris, and it is of consequence here also; because if this s , •izore uas made without the concur. rence of the English Ambassador, it would bespeak a jealousy between the two Courts, not favourable to tranquillity. Aid it is asked, what motive could the Eoglisn have in this proceeding, as they must already know the tenor of all his papers? The best founded conjecture is, that the Noble Earl might have been indiscreet enough to take charge of letters from Italians in Paris, suqlwcted to be iu intelligence with the exile in Elba, and that it was the object of the Police to discover their names. Certain it is that more than the ordinary precau. tions were taken in Paris immediately afterwards.— On the evening of the 33th November, the gates of the Thuilleries were shut before the usual hour; hall-cartridges were delivered out to the Guards, and they were kept in readiness the whole night, as if some movement had been expected; but ell remained perfectly quiet. - - - • 4111 • • TDB LEANOIR A/40 .TM'. CONSTITUTION. [NUM A ROSTON PAPER Or OCT. B.] M the British frigate Leander, and the Unnited fgato frigate ConifilNtion, are now lying in kb( of each atiter, it may not be an unfit occasion to give following statement, which we believe to be cur .. ett, of their conspa ratite fnrce :— LaAVVER. Thirh 21-peimel es gun-deck.. Tweoli-ciolt 42 pound cormnodcs pn the spar sink. Fie IMadred aad meat Orr smooc hi ng o r m e n . CONSTITVII. , N. Tiny 24- pounde•b Oil the b tu. derk. l'•eui‘--i% St.pmend corr.'s• d••• on the spar Berk. as' ousulreJ ei l oy her comp".eterui •.f mew. • The size at this two ships is about the same. The Lcaarkr is new, bet is built of fir, and is not consi dered so strong end dercile as the British service able ships. liter weight of metal was designed to match the President and the United States, which carry -12-putiaders ou the spar dt.ck. • ~_ •••-•- 50.... V ;~..., 5 , --~---~- y _ _L_ ___ y I ,