The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-22 00:00:00

I 'Zs 4 j! M Fr,7,116, - ~. " .r Wvio . , P1.41',11. INTELAJGEIWIL . . _... Dan., Ant 71.—Cvane 'deenif Milifihie Ithiilloit !NAM i •r - ,: i i; - 7 1 ' ..q t 341 t.' -- • 11)111111 OW. Colpoyk Tour*. foe Awed/4th 161110- , Salled Me boverTholli e ti e T a Om- i -- - . Amos- 'I- sate, for Portsoleoth.—Nrrived the Atalante tender, finish Oih j . , tit" returm lab ; and the Conflict vast-brig,, With threetoeiellanttseo imp ' a ims its L der eowtoy from Lisburn, Last from Plytootith, Which are eh „Batt l l its britrtio r tif fur the R leer. - I II • • . . *Aarty sloosie ' - . - I ' oarivalted. LORD COGIMANWS• GASS. Coomcurnen . raltst ova met* or teititsyr.). In allowing my pen to trace such senti;renta as aM inepired by a sense of public dotf, 1 fortainly hive se design to hurt the feelings of Lori! E&LILWIDO• noire's; or of any other person, hut, at the same linte l I aunt protest against the , the Bristol . Wood, near ' spectators, distinstion. nand sootier Seconds, CA% • unconditutlittm PoiTswouTii, Joca2l.-sailed the Buffalo store-ship * . r . 'Must 4. *Ks , _-- Bum; eeti . doctrine that more respect is due to estivate PPM. I .. . the Doete.- Went oat of harbour his liiajrat,'. Alips Lippe doted neon, scelei Esiery e i l iv ,.. p o i-....- . - 7 , 41 . 1 , 0:, .. , tessa . thun to PUBLIC larattiNTS. It is not sufficient wet and Si, Mimi* Drake.-Came into badtpor e hn Maiestit !Alp; tO.eapresa the* lirily sensations which- rata mid its - dra*-k • .. ri say that this doctrine is bad policy , and bad me. , •• • Sant' n.-TI , e convoys as before. . ~,.....3 . . r ... ..,;..,, ,t' t _attendant Vaesinip . usceasarily poor o f ie wi ls , un d i n l' .1111'041.-.2011; mate Oat b y • favaskes 14114tantes1 *. iii, ..."IditY - it is in reality degrading to A free nation; in ilay .to mattio at.attiendoilt . ta the lt et t r: seg vatz: e • I de t erta. sad ormearerre meceterprtse team a* i Tilt, a monwegrcteal means to demerakse and an.. PLY mown,. J itt.l , SO: -..Calla In the QUOIN, Chariot te m en mankind . To fete eeP • ;ikftet reionied by it. . rtlth au Ilia-advaaP.l. drilise mankind, never was ihrented than this; its of war, from Bourdeneit having ea hoard the43d Regiment the graphic blwillarll.o.ltlealt of first-rate talent were lary a 'nei :nbleb produced ern Wood.' A rally emili f tlacetc b . : I.4befeel t i i iltt . re f. lteelen theorre cy er ia rigil te t di otad vest i m at en ei ' n ef fir t t he isers use st ef ito meve reaso li n elo , env! of rem 1 Griper sloop of war, 'with abet. Of Ireasirarb from called int o ACIIOII.. . .., A......sairits;of histe rical and apes i n t ea l e t ri. al it f p Pa t eL" ato y i re o ttol sore irnw ois the mt new. .... Portsmouth, booed 4il BasideauY; to bring sterile to England. gorical nubjecti. (01141111101 end maitre by Mr. R . .-left tale of the throat, sorPalmer.wos throws. . ' I ter foe the benefit of aM . 1 fribtid wal)d pr d w. dra ' " ' Pl attli r o lid o . gh I contend against theca ?masers. Jvcv P3O:-Arrilredair tali Arabella packet, j°lle6)' were ezeibitesk. which, Sully kept ep the . be , t - he got sot T e ld r a r Y i t'a . (fait in 'helm round, Painter Teat - ft,' . with alike hew Lisbon, Is Hi daya-blildnidßaires packet, fame he bad so •thetervAly scathed The -whole • i were upots.a large scale, The -foltowieg isideserip.. te_Trase ll g htio g tapir - pl ace; man ur e s sc i ffwx.. gi , ve hi m* , . . , . .. ~ . .., . _ la oC win, a Mail for Surinam. • 1 '• ','''' ' ' _tire o f these eshibited in the front of Carlton- trio 'abet 'Meths encnitntments of old, can cor. i n"Tar n ad ' e s. se am ier e " E ; hi nt cas t) cat i ' llt ig- aft s in his g a t t " ar Stak ien t ; : 1111d . - • r ... igti -. . 5. 2.* Wert moil into bees* ;* although 111614 it righrto do Cowles, Jocv.tl.-The Spain, Partite*, aad Mediterranean .h 7. Beale: this,, yet I•also think it right to !dn . leas t th at I can t . who showed hest conditioe, Barn ou= illei llia, MOstenarf,' S. A mast detecatioed nay nomad House:- • . • feet, art KM demised with the alai at W. S. W. ' 1 . The ceatrarelsresents• the Duke of:Wellington am . 1 .; Noma?, JoLy 19,-Passed by the Fountain, of Lynn, a mars, in a triftPlaPhal. cat / _attended ,by Victory and; wil t. 4 - , ...int apprdte- -lho' • inteniperaneii with - arbielt Lord " n: ' ,. ° ,l7,7l.l . 7 ' ,.:d m ie h t * h.doH a" hi tit p giving effect to it by •• •C ., -.---- . . **keel the tended - of 1114 Judge: . I ripeat- i fall ship (13 IA) from Greenland.-Arrived hers tau tleoriatia, : Peace, whit* 'BritorteMa placed.* crown of laarel , on •,: tanrivlim lathe weight of the body. A rally fAlesteil, ip wheel that lanytorry_ for it, , eltheitteh I ell not at alt tor . leer di . i ed fi r grit courage wader every Er ne fr-as' Kearney, also a full ship (21), from Greenland L• In, Om ice .te bead pf the, Hero. The martial figure of the; a month ago, and brings the followia g 'aermna; et the May ;.••••• uke.: the dignity of the attendants., and the spirited o ;a i ming. ,at the dum Palmer as Villa Et . at_i . t. .1 (*en think such It nits to be eipeetedr Sa a i r: g w . pai r: , - ;• rerei.ed „end feit.booited.bii, or job, rors", !ronteech a perion under . such ciircumstanceit` . llllll, . Whitby Ships.Aielirell, 13 fish ; tab; 44 i 10..; Lively, a action of the horses, all denoted an intimate and fa- 1. - hi* be could not mem asst he fought under every Liked- however I am- sorry WO N . , • becinse It Is O• full ship; Resulation, Stu SA i Volii e le ee ; (* il ia Alp, lidai. i ' Iniliar acfnain.tellne with the best firms of • which vantage iss wither ie. Me, retrired a treineod Moil re 4he bnble * that 'lt eactled riot. • Sias the nreind tir latia sad William and Ana, V do. ! • , .. • 7 ,. .; heeptiful stature is composed, Thaside compartments vet. alna'arkick bed 'weal _own, and to the erdicary spectator of Imo ••, .. .• • .-, ; r „.. .3. • ‘ ,l .----- y , persons 'ar • • teettld • eillereitse lone , Lea.. 5tr0p....44 . 4 . , so Ash; taese . sesomits.44 . lo6, * Cured ,to . the blessingsarf Peace. Fame wasspread- I ii 'l lmile xaha r",. had . ed monit eeisied. 74 - 7 4 . 1 , 6 4 ,: g i b r imit iim g; 0 4. una be ; no ::1044 ' mi . . itia "aide: ``P ee l len. It would hive , a tat ship i lowan de. i Nephew, utio • ; asst vigitaat, , a the renown of WelliugtOn ; oil the one side, - 11 ' ev idi elly very will ,. soh , pima his iert4k ,,, ded biro 5i .,.. ficer , osteett „ r . • tei .,. bete • ematderod Lord Kazzisek. • grasp a boys lariew with the riches Of the earth ; rtg e r rio tigas ym ar ib."b i ...r4 d : : , ,i joklige moto ml to t a ll' a id tir ; . "WW l ' way • NM' SIN ar moving necessarily . In ,the tramotels of fall ship. . ;sa d ,,. on the other, knaves representing the -iihav____el . ; - .W ood ww ( *la y lica ,a el in tin , --..-. * roped. and he 'eat- • its, a 'alnin , of • rent* mit at one roaming at The west India fleet, under eoovoy , of his ma. . artsholdittgopthehan,pytytnbrd of eternity to the fame taught eketteersere, eattepata gat him down, after rec e isep g a l a t e - wi dt : e b ti t i vitii.dk. -b a ited . • of Welliarton Four classic fizures swindled.. smart 'slow in a abort rally,. .....- . :' ••• - • •,- , • , d harnessed ' .. . an Jetty's ship /llegaijfeCtst, mill not sail (eons Peru. . • -..•---. 1 -", a. towage ruelil not be better enensetile4llla4 In'tive c linta- 'as be was to rte Itile:•Of fo u r( '( It is against that i obelisks which recorded the battles woo, representing fa t o fswer , subit i, N i f i k , my h0w ,,,, i . ii t ftio au ...„„ N . -' Bolt of • •toett that Lord' Cositelaire should hes - Louth until the IA of Angust... , Minerva, Mercury, Vertumnus, and Poesona-- tat - nal il bored Ga , and nil/ areal d'iTrenaih 46111 felt , id . '" is': 4 &Meek . lith .- iudigfuel -- off, . Illittiialtitt it, is my ' mitsimemastose A . Telle t h is e i.it tee d fr om R oston b y w i; k a we,ifil•Ylag Arts, Science!, Ceasmerce....Aer._ imaltute, and Via. ....." Pe tehiset h " . 'to have get pleats wild, to Use a sporthei I , eigoitin;• - varery • hitai.4"pidriot Ailed direct his • ..- ‘s . ~ . i•Abandance. Thus Showing that Ali the blessings of Ono*, and bad tisendermtsOlifbitiing in this mod fur Meal* :indignation, for it is a Role that violates common hove received the follewirig:= .."'' . - i the world should repose under the_ i t icad ictorious . lattrel ta somzors.-jatetteet.l:•Oeffthi'fhartered rights of " BOST011; JOl e lia.sseTtestaninisied deservei Pub..' Of w e ir is l mormer et*kiAle atel . V a irj aa p sive roMi ta siu: . . fisi llet i iL tteg ai te A ritlei W ls4 "l4 * -44 1;-e i vith " it :. ---89-1"1.6-P -rao 1 uffit a.,, .. .. Willi b a m !ere p, e., paimer , hi , choke. . . , • .... • - Britons. -ruvieiieotitiottranteititrs have submitted lication, for the sake•of thisternaglisittrien Wird IS ic were iescrt_ i h bed . viet the eauses i of the ° I. i d i t eg ie h a bleai nier nennesemi smo b tiosmoot. • fwinveri. 4.ltee tte "a * balthat4 l l ,.._ to each a )bite ! indeed,4lliiii)* *would have suf. eat this country, reherelltey millbe prheneri.eleridg f o .'" --" ' w : o n the war, es there is no egchwege ellewee them :-..."- 1 1 7 fe • • P i ' .g emq t5 ,.. 2 _,_! 1 : 4•2 ,_" 1 " 1 ", !* Rem thretills'atreesery. . ~. ~ . , , 7, 1 ` . • fitredthefoirriedgett of the' court of 20 :43 4 .n0, ofg Ithiallahhill s •irane sal seownwans; , • IL-fbarasali se mailtioiplay binia Meninini, Oilitt;iveittl be' iti.melii,e, law _ (or the -0 9 1 e kii.gdens, a' kgile.- o• FOlt M Or P a SOLE TO BRtTISH MERCHANTS j u n * t o ek r ,...• .- . . -..- ;•.'• - , • ; ' ' imiltira • T r :"it"er (arises Jai** desalt, The hew" nrilieni 4o : The mettjost inst . ite'tiOns, sptinvtiig feeds t ilia% a PFAU DEMT LH TtlE-VbflT.Eo stitriss. . , seemed a b aduer-itv. and although Ise eaWm rii . 4 . Whereas I, ' ~ no *goo a l ai; g r ite g h 1. Is addition tm.oo,Ateee,lire unfflestend that Mr. , mesh With broach aiprocit, etatleautage, fr.nt sapid* Ilau l i h ng cr , ' Beth*, tftey' would have- trOttiniel at-4-4tedlthett subject, desrit t eml at the feet Nina, •itere. bomdl- "litu" h ack k w = 0 161 0 1 2 . • a ad° of putts"" wilich - re.fie'..b" a^ cholera' •olloirtaltuitln reldaami 00104 , :etl Us would they haie said to a law thardektier elf ititg.. reeled by .the President of the 14,1*1 Statist"( Ansi. F." l "aa.. _..._. oallib . .. 'ill Pat Sleet el Carlton-Homo° atsa, -TO, kallia#o4•l9 laieeteb+ * . i . . : lishman of his_right, because he cannot work *. ml• rice to repair to a certain distal?! from tide water; Mi te egg= 0 , 4 14.. Goa lOUs** . 40. the ""ilt i ft- 41 i - A a il" liar' was f"ght between a Jew and a nat.., in otherliatki„ -de an impossibility r %Viet aced the Marshal of the distri.: . • eau f b e r ee i s;• :Peeillt -Idilsol - the ' nolettaltihteelfs' Ur.' l ietalsitas • C • , . awl. a ofeetffersnatere, although it lasted would they have - =seirl' to - Judges setting' Op' aueis 'a fore granted me a passport to proceedews.. - . , ; : 7., amaande.tad hr ihars• 1 1 '.. P. , M r. bole;Ilt -Uri tpn were Wed of it- • The sfes! was law tor this? Nen wheats office is tut cure, Mid ~: •:-'*i 1 not JO' t dare! who have nil more right, no better within the district aforesaid ) sod team be* ghat 4 11 11 41 " S an g artists of Val 1 1 0 11 , 1 0 ; and A llia - ial 617 ' - granted me to reside in lapel/ail and to si , most promising excellence. .... ~ ....i :,,,-., . :, The istet treat was a bull-ba i t , aid "Elbe faaciers pretenaidn to as law th an - to tell as that It is from time to time, et my own discretion, to a die - ,- Twelve highly fipisbed trusgerescies, . de. in Load°. exhibited their best bufferatel Wrested the : they who give us the light of heroin 11 When the tance therefrom, not exceeding fi ve miles, upon con- ; signed and executed by Messrs. Hiltme, Ekwat-fet- : ban, • for a silver. collar._ Eleven dogs ware. in the • administrator* of the law . preiegti - OW** he law. Isa . aste of the .rttn, and the owner of that which lasted the lo ngest ' dition that 1 gave my parole of honour, not to with- -Sttes ChaP 3o , Oliver, B r-c , were Placedgivers, there is no langnage fed aivitgle express without tome , saloons and soppee-roomu draw from the bounds so prescribed,, . : • Ja-libe iitall was the winner of . the, Prise• Caleb Bald- . that constitutional abh6seenta ',which becomes an fur that purpose from the said Marshal; that l.will 1-F Pall-mall and aU the adjoining streets were lined ;dolma a fancy hitch, the favou rite, but _after one ' E ng li s h man on suc k an eicasitia'to feel. --I i with.the Horse Guards,and the whole were crowded ',dog had been killed she g ot her left .leg .broke,. and ' behave with dee respect to the laws and authoritiescould pardon, •or rather applaud, any Indignant of this country; and also that I will not, direc - : or Ito an excess. About ra i ns o ' c l oc k , numerou s par t y ns a of Foot Guards, with a full b an d , entered the ikilingsgate, had the enviable distinction of winning ; indirectly, carry on a torreepotidence with any of against the Rute'et Obit* ; bilk the same language the enemies of the United States, or receive, or write, i Court-Yards and. the band played favourite tunes the .prize. ( ribbons of fi ciated as master of the Cere. u se d age i net .o mea . w .bri ko rs o k ot ••iiti whole wit any .lasses or letters to or from any alie nl enemy ; during the whole of the night. The assemblage of anties; and first got the bulkinto play by tensing to ! from youtli•to 'at ar lb "?bleat Court, first as 81. rank and fashion was immense. The carriages rev , a Sae bred dog. :. whomsoever, bat through the hands of the said Mar-.. • '• * ' - i Pfeiffer , and next artrallfte; - identifying himself** shal, in order i hit they maybe read and approved by ' , who was •• the look-out tiers ; - se nu:ucrous, that a l t h oug h the company begets : le i An . .. :An it.wine with the COurt l . adlFferlie tong 'habit hula. *rive at . au unusual cart~ eartv hour, the whelp .cuald ; tortitei, "Owed a b:dian ...A l . --- the pastinutof.thaj o itakhdi u doe Istied 4 seetiNggfelt ffie'etery ' thing be. him. Ido hereby declare that I have given my pa. ' role of honour accordiugly, and that; I w ill keep it, apt harereacheff Carltou-Itome betate-ons. *Week Alegtateffet' with c if. ft from its . den . b • *di: 4 • . • Y . ... c iagigiegto the'Oeert ' seeMi to arse • like -blaming him ,1 , ... • 10'601011re.: One ender my hand," tkc. • . 'PA wiring. ~ , . • script's.. • - • ale*, bectruie hels a Latipor-4eoiale, to fict . , his - . r. . p ; On Monday last, a son of Capt. BOND, formerly . ~.:,- -. • •-. ' 4-7 •::: • --' fitagfireffgag . . ' ' ila not above the prejudices of:ids. reftiesirti.Tkit in the blast India service, 'who had been at Brent. .X 0 annonnee f ro m authority, thathis Grace th e ° I I &wag, flighty betweenAleallti and twelve ; Rule, anconstittitiettalittid ilotatabie• irk' Is.ittiiii, wood fair, haiing stayed there toe' lett, climhetetg Date* WEJ.LINGTOff will honour the Opera-house , o'clock, alai pony, cousisting of 'Whist men five I, not, I dais say, -Wilip fair this oar:Wm ilrbeling. the top of a haystack, as is supposed, to sleep fee - with hi s p resence on Saturda y ; a new Hymn, cbm- ' intesea, and thsee children, WSW Vittenting ' front !ed to Wetted:after-kW becere ; ever. Mt Voila. 1 the night, but unluckily fell down what is called 'Posed by Senor,Lenasma, will be sang on this o Chiswick Fairi in a oart, by .emillbfleaidern if ; was ' Pleader belonged toltl--lefere ever Catuteelle*Law 1P0 0 1 . 4 . . , •*7 the chimney, and was found dead, after a Most cation .. . ... .. .. ... overturn** near Bide Park-oeviva rd say . Whicit‘ two] took a guinea there for the prim of . his rhetoric...-. anxious search, the sett day. Ile was It years of . WESTNINSTIIII NATIONAL FRU SCHOOL.-.-The l of the women them. eery meek b t'efpN. The driver I I detest-the Rale,' but' t feel for. Abe poet Man who • ground merited not for qua School.lieuse . witalt is ! was thrown fries the comet the math* the teed, 1 , thought It his "duty il, bow down Were it. I ea* • Wedneidifivening, the 20th inst., Asecelebrated designed for the instruction of 1 000•child i ree---600 !hid • Ida shool&r distoested, was off.erme much ' ,steelly conceive . that OM Caert ,wee every thing to dolonel THORNTON and suite left town 'for the Co. boys and 400 girle.--isOlose to the Sessions Haase, ; bruised, and was takes to the hospital ijkireit . for..' this Gentleman =- tire whole world in epitome-the litnel's charming residence ? in Wiltshire, called Spy in front Of Westetinster Abbey. Yesterday being 1 tinately rasped any Materiel injury. •-.- , . .. .. Mae df Ms first industee- shun theetre oh whiCh MC Plrk, otileovise Tiqkrriville Roust, . to regale his the day appointed • for laying the first 'tone, it was ; Wedespday mo rn ing, *gibes t helf-ptist tee *olltAi t . *queues bed • Brit liesm ,displayed, and it last itit.titia inevidun to his takkispnssession of his estates laid by it . . Duke of Yank with the usual ceremony. ! the (sassy ' of Mr . A-testis, printing-lok-makeribiAi; proedlYrewardeffiket bef-bed. indeed, I may call In F. snce.• . • . , Lerd SraWaturf brother Air Lord PASTLEPAAOII, ' pard's-conrt, Baldwires.gardens, Laatlcir i lattlytUellt 1 , it, where hlstsithr ' ••dlinity had sprouted "Oki:- " Vtoen‘i.i„-Thrir}e Gardens - continue to. b e is tie be our Ambassador to the Court, of. Vienna.- * fi re, agaves sage col:est:mad; but, tlaktestely, with- I to atimatatit in ' .. r- Hall seemed; m his cm% dell, and the fineness of the weather allows 1 injury. - Ilia Lor-lship will be accompanied by Captain Firi- , owe aerfarther ,• - - • . .. • lithe, no deebt e liC. ' . tad over all the' British them to be seen in their full effect. In this variable Pkiatlics! I Naltiiialli. ;JUattga. , -?-lltittever peliticiani may , domiitioni ; -titill"kettly Mr. EDITOR, Ido not •t. • • climate, a few successive nights- of softiies§ and se- • I Lord Ltraisoce. Is expticted home from the cam** he prepteatimeenOivlwogress . fot the Grand] totally reject • the Idea, for the la* is iiaprrtie ; lenity are in themselves a luxury of no common Netherlands in a' fortaight, when the! Hereditery Subiltii,istill it is. softly delightful to reflect that to : all men owe obedience to the la* ; 4 lioin are order, soil we know o f no spot in w hi c h t hi,a ann ti. Prince of OILANIGE,' who was made anlasisthosasst- 'the wounded and helplest,- to the widow and the or. I Withbet Its stibjection, bat those' that are Without can be more heightened .than among--the arcades sif General in • Isto.Gsratte, will comeasimflea Sri** . 1 Phan, 64 splendid (nicest will - bring permanent sup- ; its protection,_ that is, those whom the . law itself t • : ~ , ..,.ei ' poet - and Consolation. 'lThe produce of Tickets - of bath out-kneed; , But then this % subjection is to th e Vauxhall- ':'The gallant Lord 1 14 1 „Aord Beaue , an (*fees.- . - .... ~ and lode, ir.,..1 -of Firs, Lady:M. Papr.ar. Lora -The interesting Miss S. Root* has reativred..her admission' to St. James's Perk ciff; Ol e , at the Lotter/ ki • llielf, and not to the mere Minister of it: the BERWIaL, . tiird SONDURL %wry . Art% -french and eneagenseet at Covent-eirden Theatre, for a tans Offices'ealil is to be .devotMi to national charity, 1 teiri hat nothing to do with it. It is a thing quite Portuguese Atnbassadors were a ' • • tits Fashion- iof three feeritsat an "aced salary- This arrange- and when the Public thus pay half.s-gninee for the l'Alistinet' from personal power andanthority-Aistinct . , t. , .- • ;meat, Whic h aerially bespeaks 'the liberality of the &rib* purpose of amusetient sill CharitYythey may 1 from a man setting up rules and regulations out of antes en •Wedneeday eveoine. • , We are authorised to state, that Msi..Foases, 'in i . tam and the mer i ts tit the Lady, being ems. t e kti t e s i , moment secure - atatiltilsole indeed , than Ids Own bead, or What Ifsiti h the sa m e thing, en-, sithdrewing I,ls intended motion • relative to the r :Hess BOOM ink towe i Zterday on a sheet as i icy for the expersd4sha, by the further ja. , forcing the rules and regulations which • Avis. ch his pre Mates and Midshipmen of the Navy, expressly said, prairessimial taw. (the , vamttirm* not admit a long ! diatom duose of a Tick* or Share in the" Lottery; i eori - (in the wanton 'lee of '.abused power) hare that be ditlsooptits. tee groalitt, of having been,gieeo one) for Birmingham, fromathenee she will proceed ito begin ffiewirta owtha kit of September-a Lottery estate out of the'' , Divii,*.ali t , This is not 'what the to underatandinem authority , : del the subject of the ' • • 1 to Hereford, Woo:osier, Shrewsbury, Cheltenham, !in milicii re are TwetareCapitals of Twenty,Tett‘t • ehiople ought. - to • reverence - pp, nor what they cast. _ tlaims of that Meritetions elate' . cif public sr.-wants ! GJoutestet, at= ; FiTnTwi,and One 'fbastemed Po undl,.and In width bir timid by neither. To .ilippose that his Lordship • . , *as thou, eider ahe' cm:aeration of the Board of i - Thalfralliant,• Thy .ianilding at Game when that the ernaliset Prise mere than covers tbiprime cost of does not know this, would be to insult him; for it Admiraittot: .thing , :sei ne l i f v . d lot t b ee o bj ec t s ic t o ld place was taken, was to be launched about the Setit 'incite. ... : Would be to suppose him ignorant of the ; very ek."••• In vie* , OT getting,: se liroridon while for deem, Hof Jude, had, with four brigs of war, also taken iseiniturria Docrr.-This Axiom, founded on Mesh of English . lam-NO, no,lie knowivery well, -might be accomplished without the interference of ; ahaestaraaldaakt for England, laden with abeeePtered / mead Philosophy, may justly be applied to hull le ,repeat the -words - else:Old Act of . parliament l. Parliament; but at the same time reserving to hi* I, boull - sannne- • _..- ..- - - • • Lane's Iffecassir Oil, the Properties of whifh are fiat „" Prot ley oblige th tied* lor . stue ceo 9 eool fast ' ' MI -1.-iii - i , -, . • The Halifax . poitkoi Richards , ad the net of the 1 Ms-peoliac to the Hair, as the Waters to the dry an d tat (e . :wilt d el people" a ttatm 4, ram :Wise ~• self the right of bringing the subject forward, if ne- ' emery, at afuture ' widaisi *ailed 'lbilir•fiefrit, on the barren soil of Egypt.- -, Sur Royal . Highness The people; ! that which it made by The consent of tie ..i • dded that be bad no doubt. of being able to lay ;2d instant, wets Mama bite Baby. 't bar' 'and '; le•katitis too tbst time Relied a „oar - , hich ‘ the '' *coulee, before the House such a case in . favour of those de. ' by contrary winds , . • •• serving young mett, as would indsee -the Helga to t * Tile dent for Newfouadialtd aid interfere in their behalf. . • •- -. Committee anitleetily allied front Cork on 410 Iti:llNit• by Immil srostltor:, "wend, of then . lleerbaseni-Croolthavont and ; • eni• Doke •of saaa-Viassiait aid oß dal, at tionsieks i seekkli. :for Helvootsloys. ifsfith The exclusion of the eetwasii ion the appose** fib', *tog excited [kt 0, been dattaid ezPOirPor girt ' (iwyty does not extend to rwed c. c Wistactmotar Factra.--At = Candor iStooetvoisit t Lincssloshire say *so took place on )11le:Idei . 00' *goy r playing noir .by clticondetente It happened interstko Parliamcit, we believe, will not sit ltinterthaa Tuesday sennight ; bat the precise day for thelkw., regalia's taking plate it not yet fixed.- - The general display of • Natiniud Fite-taorkalA : commemoration 4. i peace. , are intended to be dtg l i played in both Parks on Monday "tolvirtg"pptt, trti weather continue fAVOUfabloll. Tbitileb•dift4o l l ; usgs in the Green Pork. are: jelbeingly Meta recent too btrge a body - allespie pressing opeb : ca' other 04411.1 WC. . a • • Accounts free Vienna of the "id mention;, that Pfitica Scnwawrzetassto malted .Prethket of the Austria, Vienne they hi ~been as wort , Pointing-Ate, with closed was presumed, that semi State was on the eve of publication. At Hamburgh there was a • titled to a Witte attentiOn, that given to Sweden,, as a &swear daloupe. Cot e bad sonsewha. lamburgh, bat all other colonial exception health. .. t a. A -'•• .. . .Th STATESMAN:- • • — wir - 1-7740r .NIF---k - --,-a---,-F 7 - NarminimmradGi . NiiiMaii rittinalbat 'ari t ENTS, FETE, ' - 111041119.• OUl t ep Mi I ...PUKE or WELLINGTON. • ' . -' • 142 :gam. ' • - '... v. 3rtt.- - i ,I• . ,91,11.1"•-• • Ilitiitili ' • *. • . ' ua.Patissir ig l 4' Pk APIA The ae" /ft. II magakallt: ... • '• efioa r b" S o lifi ro ib h ' • 7.4= 1 arlton-noesei in Amour of the Poses and' " - '; l.------ r -- 7 . 7' at . ....m.... 1 nof -I.lola t e4 the p nn i ns ni a, t hw . me. i Kitioten, in the prefalie of hu n d re ds o f I w ere „ fr. tht mint ezifinova stale. .. The I esmongst whom were several Foreigners of ie brilliantly. Vial i t e t t e d ;. o n , .‘„„„ik. per. ! In the dog, which was ciimposed of the IL sholie with s l iastoi , wed "„.., e =.:ri t. i group,. betting WWI 2 to lon Burn. Se i 4 wittwi. Thetw 7;;;4 twitt ;;;7l Aet ye. ' (the champion)? slid J: Clark, for Barn; on a. large scalei geiri exer ti on was node Mond led Blurt Harmer ) * tiir Pal per. --9 iti ?bra liiralir aiinisfiene arliirtli Prone soul Dar, dieCtrit blood. . had bees solemnly in. t h ree years e tyse ir was l ag a l rian War Council. 44- into the lead, *pi j rk in tire Government Ow wan wbMN Jowl, from whirl s tmo ;caws of dol t r o h N awe to Paper of Importanci ddl gns brokeeijideqtbe . . • • / boy pas proradostiefly fi rs rumour, seething!, ea r .was Carried - von boll hat Surinam was tolie lopmkplat epou the shore, appal it for her Less of l + pity recovered by th rhat Ham in price - a irliestia_aspdia glow, with the en predate ' '!tithes wpm* arm, is good boa -..— bray of the Stitt P ' of WALss first patramired it; and, 'Milk '). ...100111e.knewt too brat this. Relate! ad 4pahon t ;oritiele , • loyal fl ing ighness beli tt i ga% e ree"inse offiossZ de d his it impeitla —Aliffi f ' bit ;bur`' ' divit li etille . d il l e t; 4lBl T it cwh'd ttelt tern id- af f.i tyl t .- ka l lb9 hey " , ko miCallifigi os . has Irmo diltipersed j•y the Emperor of ' am* ; s his 'Sete** High': heestlihrietited .ta . by! theli . eoiihr; 'Oa therefore em - have pot. tato 'the ' Date of Brunswick ; and the •ittrjeritteif not ' .. libl.fge thew? . cnumtlivilly,. ' LOl4 ,CoeViiiiis P timore. tilt Nobility throughout Europe. . • 4. - --- " iiliOnate sonit'his tiniprettethis lair ; sattleitily and suita embarked . • . ' l ' l ' • 'rs ''' ' ' gtoOld.illailigt44l7 snehltepetilinient etateflog he. I de deign Ptckett ~19411 4 .1% re ... ., $ 48 , 4 x c ut E1v"... 21 4 - ' ll e re „ l ilt' , * shreliTial _ ~.. . =the ifghte•nrsi Bit i fiiblottject.. ritow l . .. •st [MS Illitriiiikg pig trasiury at w mnrstay • prates t . hie: hvi ip diiiiileild brgtekt or this 4:enmity., ' or foie °editor, itillatf• Boirk7 le- pet qn.arool ' se the Green Park, dearer . ne..aitors. et ORts %/Maisel beget piioes.• l a : - tli della gated, 2 . -"ettihillittin nettled any inte rn *. excited some alarm, - ottitite there is a. aliersikra. Owe THttices that the- br o I 1• .t' ''*!S lift s :7 — i. - r'"' 7 4 i i`'. 4. laltenalliCtiliastfl it 410(4 . 1 ilk Alil i f , l ull . ed cattle! . Ap. ''Zr.,,,.....____N . Nldriet - 4t'''''' ,- -" - I r is lei ..0, bet def 1040 . 7 , 1407. 'Ati ,. „ ~ , k ..l l,l t iett,., ;under mat,- .nor ._ . ...A ...,..16 116 QM -.... • • ...t..it.....e.„„• r• 'hiittigltherk.M 6l 44 44B o l 9• . : 4ll h4 l : olo r..,OPO': i , wonderful dram- P . 0' '.;''" •' • 'W I FE s melt, ' 4 7'P • 36 iplikWigatifamwe forlite .titritirt 44 ' P noighte-.As et. boy , . r" ta w, %LI. bf 58 Peboddll• .....4::V . TO ildtfbeelt.raisie to. vast *petties t. ' " - ti . leer the mill, 'he fell;. i • -..„. L.! , ----- ii s - teed #Z10 0 3+40 4 1• 11 1,„,'•ill„ .. Vie minor' , aixkleolo whom, of" ''"* ' Y due cutreot below. i •.- . . 4g • •44 g r o w * . ilt;t:F; P :4ll' w attendee to tbe`rigfils of the' not is' t ' i otteforjk , tenet motes within' ~ i • ' io-to.— -' • • k f, l 110 . 0 My Optsion,:andail think' accorditts, to ern ''. ifitHrIBUD - MALRICET.--41stat I% ~,.....,. i principle of Monti obligation, :beetle and *mite& , Need that one Of the .. . • "Tok-fiD 6 the QOM per eta* of Mb. . *entice so foaled,' iseet .. fts. OS. to Bs. et Rem emetttenitrevol 4 • etnenerneniti,d. But thoolitille . i•erdshipdid 111,14 ski . by the water i and : Von* .. AC . si. ut es. te. beano •4, - . ..st hii itasitl fog*et and tttereftwel'eatiotit offer a full etessi: low the wheel , end - 1: 0 14: . :::: tx t : . 1 7t tt MIL' • • • • • • • • • • . 1::" . 7. - . ; ': ila teatioWelhititon this strong - ground; fel hell not with, I trendy liteines; ,hat Lefetii...::ts. at. to Bs. 04. PiXt ' ' • .....t` • :' out *rase ; some aliowentio should, f think, in can t % he 41Sej bust et his :l . .. HA Y-11LAKST. • 1 I .' l ' '- dour,heessdeforthat thock,whiche penes oftlisLordoi, ceptieh of . oi g ht ~ * e it i r.. ; ••-••,41' a l ' .1 1 / 1' I. 51 * I ° , * e t ''' * )3 "" • eitip's ramify ;old rank most have . felt, at heists con- • .... O. IN. to it. IN, - 001: t • • tlth. - ens t , .... IL 14.. W . •to ' et ; to. ix. . ' 4141 edteer infamous ponisionient t o at as L 1 t . • :. - -.. , • . • •.- .. . . . . i r . 7-. . • ... .::: .. . ' • . t :: ~~ .t.• • • ; - " • A _~ •:.. :•••' • ItIN • - '& 7 -1