The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-03 00:00:00

• . Me. . r illit 41 s A i i34. 1 0111 1 A s ' • -'— - .- • . . . . 11111alanesLeo - sw - ,omendsio• .... , • • I#l4K 4L mitt eE • ' 0 v '. 11 as that is in itself steoordinate to naval power, it France will, indeed, have greet Nevin Sp' apple' lid tributed ttrallverance. A Prince, , - . _ ...4.,, ,.• 7 .', •, ' follows as a final cor.clusion, that it is to ships, and the , ene osity of her co • eore ; and too •• ch, 0., • t , wegians wit nfid •, - 1 •a • • .':1 111 37. . : 14 \ ~ , - - • • • , ear, Mt 13;- 1 Cavae itivie Ittie the •• the crentinn of 1,..5ul power that we ought to attach n „ •,,, e„ • , • 1 4 )9 7,, .. • ekt ah , .' ' '''' 4 1 !° --dr' *. , , ' t . , 'X b e r xec re u f . t P e t rev t ' ham. ...:' I ' , Prrtseseetb the alerts sloop of wies;,ollalled . the At ' oursels vs. ' .1' •- - ;_t_ . : 1 - '._.ll_ 4-, I • oil ,•o - n tsopu lb • . Ch is _ .__,,,,_ In this system the policy and interests of Europe ... • •. • ~., , . 4 1 s .„ . a f •' n • thatteitgriett o o ch . ' •,' et • ,•er • . !ages given h y to' mar ', "I • cutter ' witilid4Plitekbeand Mien Ile .1115 " 111 ` 11 " 6 " k e 41 191: . 1 are principally displayed. On one side, the interest 'nand of bisNloynl /fishnets the Dahill( thareorei Paw f•TOF a long and sanguinary war, and to the persona( an. steimiltoit the Duchies o f Sleswick and llolstein,which • Bold ,, goe „ trrived the Road° sleep v _ Gs .4 . 411 ,, of Europe is, that Franre, whose preponderance having become entirely Continental, threatened to !Alio*, whieb aatutte4-f l arinesilang.4l.. ~.., - , __,, - .. ,- .• • d wish vernethirtostmern. itisrcter law. war, g r ow „.. . over-run the C.,entinent, should return a little to- great and desirable eveilt i tg l peaep„rotty l thet - ell rittelu a refosing to lines Ita the voice of d u t y; if, we Poarhuotrrn. Jo NE !.-Arrived froggiblyberglied i ski. ' i wards maritime power ; on, the other side, the into.. obstacles have been rem6i4B,` there •ti filaitAly'.4 output* reduced to the unhappy necessity °templet. est.& 'hi •• • • • . - pat of Eeropa hi : . equally. _dud et_ England, whose dispattion awbonist ik i.A d a dd , dd , kkose 4e r hi cei . - 14,* ttletcelliealiditilitipagtheArelity'lludtife ,the War A 1 r . --. • • ..t 6 ri 1 * • - ••••••••4 ',. i preponcrera nee having become completely maritime, , ve of . ,_• l ,, ~,._ ~..A . ,,,,_,,,,,._. •,„,,,•__LA : ,-s:. . 1•.._ 21 , • ••:, ar ms 9••_ d •f t r •.• ' • .L e ' ‘ .. ii ; 4‘ ; th0er : e . 4414 . 4r.thit ... 44; • • 364 . 1113 0, 4 i s i t a iims&r f asAlialk i i ~,A •, • sno% r . 01 especteu ravol,tr_s_ ict_nero_ma,Lo ,Spirtts •• • 11-cu aer so,..snts. threarteneel the maritime interests of Europe and • . - d• 1 those of France sand -li.ngleed heetsuitahly balanced, action, et . wt,character t ,peil i tlt *sir an ... _ .. , . . tl , to 3n fa- is net ibetiorwegian • titian wish3lielsosigivet•inakes HA awscuf‘ idea IL =Aro iseirdeisidoitiperk,i 4 c ksiat i ll I mil?. Yheytregivingloy),4 rev orition of her colonies todi s elbet that•it is onlfifig'fq i ni - 411.414ridli‘tfir i t *oh" , illundosirsudv: ll thilltatead 1,11 11 0u4 , . i will rest on these two bases. . •10 - .• , s:11 , • ' ••. .•s 1 -.,*y '•7.1, , a ....► i a new and commercha di r ection to that military ambi- Ittieniust be punished, , and•the rien,4l tii %NM L21019‘01.021919944$ T.- ratardo4,oll4lllo PIISIN • • iMPER Li I CAI p 0$1 1 .! .. cr t -•• ts.. . , . c . • 0• .1 bet? lc has teen e scourge of r:apit, a i , . • ir h I th" . Eu • viti foig **Allen ever'the nation *Met •tre most ktito4.l 6 . 10 Y, 51y.p.i.N.:., - wrs,f - 14deN • • .lA‘ V i 1 n •'t 4 . .tqa . ;•1 the Littooe o l f Abe 'French : writers, there is.ao tioa SP& your misled brethren? who, Whet , they 'Taw° Pfirifiniuuth' with Pa."4114 .1119111f t n etr u Alattall9PlA 4e I. 7 ox : Ei "e bl trem ig i lde fhl eh i e s tatete rti ni z i :e . .. I :1 4' -:,•': , • e . . ! • , • . Stns. 'S I , 4i 7 4 1 17 , 1 4Pi 10 A s r ea r „* e i;„•k - •he e tick* ha - .111060,. .. Alii , b4,4!OClAPAtikl'3 o t.the Sweets and .epicell ot the In- from . theit.,error,, will•ecknewledge t thet the t . Sienii ih ni lki pr : 4 7: ee eili r ° B . " Wite urvew 4111 . 110119 . 2 aii .ortis.A iti t,2oaiiiir: '!. '611! 4•441" I — . ' 4l ales lasjud . already . a powerful effect in sweetening 1 Government in wishing the union of the two king.: - ' --• ' '.'" .26 a . I • '' • •Lei tiLle .: : •••' i.: -t'i ?a • 1 . _ naturelly soureil 4 - 4.issiotgrAtre years oVsksipa p has its other object theiNte ensureshetreposel ~• - 6 f . dk - ' •••-, -- ' - • • • • LO_VDoN Gitztrertg fueritettottoater. t • disposition s . • d isas t rous . : - ~- • A • ll ! ,y,,,, k ,,. • gwLl L A • t A , 4a4 ,!p a '••e • ' ' ! d244 ' . " e ftt ° I NK ilit i f1 9 1?-drt . I . 4Ttlel i i, T • , ~ • •• Atol , . t i., , ,-- 4 ~...1 , ! uffernigs, r eapertorPrei ati*, -,cettlifierFa I .: se . ayes -.. 1. Tin, scut to make ,,ses, ~Lsor wege;w4p,rer, ittettsot Y, f_. a...... t , ~• ~ •••• 0 „.aii..... ••• riCi 1. , r•!..0-11 . • . ,ci Imitations. ~,, , t ..• .. . : . . • ' itsakftidependent. ' ' •oim • 411 , :te ' I ~,, ~„„, ~,i ., „ The Tlonse*ksse . tailynttaMini • :„. • ada hits heen .. ',••,•is‘,,;ioltliers I Full ofthe some cite,fillteed.W ll o l thid. diiiirlvee'Onlite . - ft is Said '' to UK' dli•Vm . tt ' 6, . • - . r eik lesioj c e4r.jilkimo ., o.• 0.5 s . .• :0 r-•• . • • . . ...........-.: • . ,• cc m t . pp o ilciriGi e itai tins 0114 i f fe• tact eii4t l' W e h av e thi s morning r e c eived French Papers..lNS-7114cl y. eu to the shores which We are now imetiegi'll,! some greets of Money to. dlftele6( l ßills for raisi n g : frOm Parts, .41111.'ilte. Drfinitive: Treaty 6f PC;ler t the lst•inst.. They donet notice- the conclusion of ~. 4ho d i k a d •the (ins' tAttrin Comma: ma : 4 ' 7 : . 1 . you to the accomplishment of high ditties in the provinci tereeue ) , wilitb:i4l pi .approved „i - • ' and Amity hettresti litti s trifsnltie tieoy and his ' peace, although What' been, siguelra day' Or tern...-. • ii.Ohich . the interest of theldaitry demandi,frein.uS• h) . that C • Wstinti Stalei r 6l; sigtfittra ri% on the 30th The following are extraciii- ‘, ..--YetaNvill felfiltheirt - reedes. God . will ; Mr. LINTER li ffirLltlltYl for sitzewsburyity g esa ~ prosper ~. :' jority of 65 votes. Atthe Anal Close . et te-ge`,..4 - ' -. •• 0 Ult. by V 191420 tastlereiet, l the earl of Aber- • .- • & en K . T, t ren er'al 'viscount 'Cathcart, X. T.. and FARIS. MAY V. '• • '••• • - 1-4 ocr-:- •ii.-' ~ • • .01 .. - the numbers stood thus :- , • , . Fe e t Mr Lpter 55l I For mr. tinarm• *IL- - • ...•: ~ , ...!../ - 1 ' c " William 4 I_ euteitant•Cesteral -ir -aeries. tewart, g 4 EULLETIN OF MONSIEolt's tre.,ttlix.,,,,. ~.:, -"tr} ... „ AVM, Ware ... ..timat.• . , ...,_, „, :4 tA t ~,. Alonsieur has past a tranquil. 'debt ; .hie , pedsisi : • - .. POI' , at ° I ha lo.l o* t aa.C . __ 4 41) ",_ 11 11 1 • 41 Y 211 Leg. Plenitioiseitiaries of his Majesty ; and by the is • • • •, '' ..•I le 1 • •,. '•, GRAIRLISS'JI3BN. . .tutimation has lave recoiled at ;the eectlrf .-,„'. . regular : aud.his inipectoretiona intsii,i the . yellow .;•-;.t.• : • • • - ~, c . a .,,at i , .. ., ! ..., , , , , . ... .• • . I . fr . otn trtMinissitinef's woininateilt or le Tiiiait ~ ' Prince de *Renerint Plenipotentiary of his Most ---: -- 9 'i • 01'41422 Majesty." tinge disappears . and is may confined to his ' eyesi i ,., ~ciPegio,eell„ IVIA/11 1 ;1 7 :010r public pri 4 titif t . cOn- I veinnienti that the.prisoners tif *yr will beiii,to _ • •- • • , -. •• . ! ' tali' tint :following letter, ,„ hi,h- Ponce et ta i s Hi a • 11 , 1 remoted. is plitor,:and the . whole cosiveyed to ema il • he is convalescent. .1 1 f • "m. M. IlAtlfrity GUERIN, ELISZE.• 144 , 44,fii . ,.; iif. 1,(644' , ' hi . siiiii to - .4 • • • • . .x . t airo f• 1 before the end of July. Phase who have been long. 1 7 1111.r0n feloritiv nett witch!! pultPs.tri. . .- . est in captivity will be liberated fi rst., • - It'F: A arm mut to. DWI'II.ACI lON and " Paris ' Ma Y 3° ' 1111 * 7 . • . . ' • - liireldeft tl-' • 1.1 - if t• - . • f V 4 ,111•••ev• 1, .. - Laid . night a smell party of Don Cossack* 0 • .• Pit EJ u 0 .444, is..aiye.. nip family, riirarter, and bi tewn'flom Dover. Of coiree, - the . ' *MO' •• ..• in,nii. of . The Empress Josephine, who has just departed ! '" Year Majesty will not ascribe it to any west, ~, 4 , ... . Y. 6 ,•• , .., ' • ; (sir A rtiTil'ltXtlfitOti'lt KRON,TiIi.nERENGF , R. r . this life, was born at Marstnico,• the 9 t h- of '3 10 ,1'1 1 of respect tit me, that whit I t ttow cornesetticuterns i crowd :ft( spectators, curious to Sea ii, - .Speelieist • ' ~ 1... , . of ,__,. t wici.you has t ler ,:d e h ryf d r ang " t r i o , m i g ht see r i pprie„` that light cavalry whose name lila beat sit "Stow& jil •• •,, : 0 , 1 1 by torluiguil Leiter- Pow the Intr.:10114001i Crown Prime or rwswin, :nut the tote lithrgrare of Aropnch. to ine 1763, and was consequently, 51' yea rs gr , .., Father of lift presrot Bur.% with no affecting detail written tit, maiden name .was Tacher de la Pagerie. Sho%"einde:' I copld wish that this communication might •6 !avieF AlA ' . the months •Qf OH' "'Ai 4. people AO *lie tete Nat Nobleman, tiAttre.ned to the-8.1115h Psifillolllelll, relative .. to the Kg utmost he hod re at the.lomeig of tbe late .to . France, where she was married to Count Beall- to clefs . op every doubt both thepecting fat "1----..""TTirrii.i, campaigns . . -71641' ha with .FotiltaillfgeNnliell with baggage'. eadleretood to be Ong to their Kenyan, • n - Richt H«,l, WILLIAM PITT. • harndis, a Member of the Constituent - Assembly*, ful sentiments tdwards you and the 11101iTOO fir 0 etnic Farti , Ailor. , of the Harlon'. aught tit leilh I hit eon. A llll l TLATOCIF. They . proceedeil - ire believe, - to Kaights. • •• • 4194 ' 4 • oct n treurtnera ill London ; his Petition thetivavt . idarechowe-comp of the. King ' s Armies, Minister ; .actions.--Thoggh• I ' any una bl e tts stlliiiillf:tlrol . bridge barracks. ..i•tr•r,,,,;;;:,,,, a mK s and t lailof f Boulogne .o*., 1. i 1 E t,NI'IIIE, CORRESPONDENCE • .of War, and who was guillotined in 1793. Mettante that s purpose any other meallt,...than thifir Which . Marshal Bt,ucitsit a a on Tees.. s dny l anti was to dine on board-the lesprognable, l vkik toefr ern 491t1) SI nmouTii. ?fr. Beckett , and the Baron,, do teauharttois was a long time in prison. 14 4 .1707 . now make .nse of, you . well not:- won d er refeired to in the Lite COrtiares.f o l . . the Duke of Cr dine neit'dax. The. Duke inn* ail an d ever y she was married to Bonaparte. A,ll who lieeetnodert i:that my pen, the. mitr e organ , of 'my • r tr••getoer with ~ full anA complete Refutation eral. at Boulogne fer i a few hours On Itiesdal s jele s ,4* , ~, ohtitte of D 154.0 V A LTV% and .of of the infainnu 4 $2112 rumen ite,_tite ... tal e. ~, iss. .i rl expresses . thtm wit hell'th t e cran t k o ne t asilidi..... fece i ve d with weirente. • ma t h; hy LE MARC It Al' I' ; and a true And candid exputlilAn - her - l."-ad!" 0 " 11 4titi' d . .pro. 6 -0 41 11tY . do . i . t ll ll_llll Or the origin of the Baron's intercourse with the • cellence of her character. •' - - rvr . .: l !•. . 1 ' r rwe owe, as we ll t o your Miles y .ste. ,4ie , • Lcoy IA ; Liiit furptsh ample re.qo,4 s dr.th. , . We, . . - • COCHR.ANE FAMILY. _, •'s Yesterday the Duke of-Orleans •itah inenetet by whOrl defend ; In coonnanicecieg to yo ur ; M 'obe y of our Admiralty Board. - : The whele intended to counteract the mental poison that ha - iso lAtbed . • - Xing wi t h the Cross o • . . i .,.- • ... t; ., -;„„,,, . ! ~ „ .. . , b ee n l a ! , 5 i 1 ec..44,111, dioeinionted by PREJUDICED PER,. th e K . . fSt 1 -gmli •' " 4 '.' s ..." '.4lllPPPOcitiotatitstt of the 39th• of February, ~t•make -will pr i osethe tr.:111 of this esseetioni-,.. I .., ~ . 2 - '' • ' IVA. ' liteteliy last contain% an acceunt of n.visselera SONS and VEN AL an d LYING PRI V TS, and iiii illy SO , On the. 25th instent, the' lAdisis telesintilti the 411,:iii.411taleted with the...fnellnp. which ssternre •Aey tr.t _ _ e , --•• . .0. •-_,,01._. • ...t..-ir ,: il connected with the truth ur folsehoiul of the char g es prefer - , . :. "M IA • eitluente, „ l eaving been captorpo,... ted hys' ~, f. Committee orthe Maternal .inciety : et - ihwit ? bid „people of.N . nenny, as well es with the pritriptete _w stroved brAineiicin ,pficniserc , . _ ~„ .... ;4. 4.7... „ , THE SELF -CRP &TED STOcK EXCHANGE GO3I, au di ence o f the Duchess dyittioufei4l 4 rie late which :shalt alwaye guide my c'oadoet. ah.. Nail , attrrEE; • • •( 1 A great proportion of prisoners,' rieir' l l e l . ,l46l4 - - . ; . , Qtteen particularly patronized this So v end the .• Loud nunmers ore hcard of fonl disgrace. • " " 1 10'4 1 44kr.14)" is Ok•Oil l :,.? , • 4j 4 -PPOP - 4,0, 1 1 0 17..r t !.' 5 t I into France stiVremain • neettrii;ty attach ;id; fhb And Jinni Inc i , faint — td Mn ges*. basit-..- ' f , Doolipas; her deughter, he b elandly'CUtiskeeifialted to :orifice itc-f IR)crtf velidleileicfP , 4C/1f ; t h ere k r or IY int erest of '.• , ..1t st FA ttT C. An ' occurrent toot - 111110 -4, • Tilt seise i. lost in 'mod." . -.„. : fl ie.,.: flue imongiltise ii t erikeiree;s% A U . :rn*; ,' to' ,IF.:l 4 )umMtl, eirMiihdny, which stiontly• mi ll* • , ... become . its Patroness. . • - Edited hy, and prinimi for, Mr, JAROWN. • ....... To he bed. of Seervroo.l. Neely, awl Stowe, Paternoster. It is said, that tho . opeeis •of the . ' dative presitve 'their natiglit'lligilitlf..;in••ittiw'shneld - I -eostetrati or tins ‘sfetimelst:••• 'O l4 Of . .th e' • , . . T ow 3 J. lit, Bleb:uniso, 2:1,, Coruhol i Ilf a rsioek: R o . Na lu v . t ne i sean t e d. '01TICPTII; ten s I'M to fled piece, hesittg . ollinteed, Body, which was to hails•sekleeplace to. lei,' is has'. eXeCTIII CI the Treaty dififillii• in , Va.ft' •-••••-""r . ;„", h i . ~ ,5,',, - i t it 44 4 .Mt p.„,„„0.,, zt „o m it 1,1,At........ , - chnt l ce t Som... lib. 3, Nee w w tte-atreet ; Budd, run-Matti , , • olviun. ca. . ;,. - '' ' r to u i the fortreetei to iiiseMe'este's troeps.-- '." ' ""•e . ) -7'" 7. - - `` . ."' . '" .v .! 1 the:... • ....- • . eat an Atliet BAtiktellers. . . +•••• .. adjourned to Saturday. •• . • f,. i give 1 -.l' , J ... • • , ricntures of owseasct, went into whop; ~in a . . . .., • . ~, ,1i,,,,0 4. ,,,. _ tirk- •-• .- ,iv ' ~/i . The Emperor of Austria and the kingistFeersale, • The ,inevitable 'consetinendes' of such an attempt- I .4 olent passion, arra-, having bouglt two of the best Mt. Ldrutz , begs Leave to Marra his acknowledge- i and the Sovereign Prince of li011ind; dinel ifill day , would have -been a general ieierrection against isonceiyod, of therni tote _pear to pieces, in the pre- ,. - meats for the kind enquiries and congratulations . • . - •... • the•only - anthoiity tiltich ncOutt *reserve a people, sonce of 11.Cf014 ...ol_p!cipl,e, uttering, at the same of several friends' on his expected liberation, the I This morning there was a relive of all the Kos., left to ibemselves,frem the incelcelable evils of a nar- time, d . rend , fol o inLietta „ tions o rrinit those *lto dared 27th nil • when the terns af . hie imprisonment far sian troops it the Chemp.Elysees.„.by the Allied chy. By - Such a mode of proceeding I should in- thus to stisuo . ,4, ; - Asuper . 4,11,1,1E.Y11ARS and a 114 t .r expired. He feels il, Monarchy, •l lie military • collected at 'Dover for the purpose :di 1 . 'e the French and foreigw.:Princes. Th6 stettfly heve,lost the-authority r eq uisite - to Maintain receiving our Illbstrisitts vflittints; consist ,of three barterer, incumbent on him to state, that he has iis said to be a favewel review,. and about (Our o'clock order ; and I should hate deserved it, by deceiving tronp, of the Scots Gills; Id . battalion of the,4301 v ' not yet been able to comply with the remaining; in the afternoon many cegiments of ItuSsian infatitry the people iii :the good- opieien which thernolver- regiment ; a 'pier of the •okit - and 9bth regiment? ; • conditions of the Sentence passed !won him ky Mei' . 1 ,.,---.left Paris ; the remainder will leave this weeld • • sally entertaiWof me, that I Constantly eimadet- their i the East Kehl, 'GilWityil tero Londonderry 11,4 Court of King's Bench, for the •Libel ttponflitiej - Martha Blucher set out ' from . .Parb yesterday ftk• - • Welfare; and et s u c!i a eritii:al monieut wlll:Pr i eeet a onPntlt B P -444141 . I r_ h00k,..! 0 cc • 104 'ch firi"n -°''• • •• •-• s!French Collgt MOStDro64ol9kieSOACCostij of the Treaty honourable Commissioners of the Tropes:mpg lie rom i a o., ~. . - -,-V - .4ditiorder. I hisd, therefore/ no . otbee ch o ice , thank. . •1 - -• .. ..... , . , ..' . ~ lof Peace having. been sive., . , •. , Board, and consequently he remains •still in op.. The - Minister of Finance has presented to lite ; either the infamy of ahendrinlng . a people, , whose . Co * • T Le h her Roly t IthNT-oA RIVEN HILATIIII I .-4 SE tug t a finetnexi • , Ring a .aPecimett of the - new 'coinage, bearing his' whole confidence 111,ple'flitt.in (hi, Or l lbidAY of ill" • Wea g ire, Noe 3,11614. . likeness", with which his Majesty • Highness the' Princeee of • Wa.Littlisti . present it tit* appeared satisfied . tabling for their goOthhe s. anthr!riti t '7,* l o,l s. bad i titr representation of 4 . riiskt rxes.' She sat 'in a pSimp* .. 1 111- -- 41 ilii- , . .1•" - arr. Sta U- Due Orders were immediately givens to coin some thou- then exercised. ' i boa,. and was not vecognited till the begitininf Of . 1 1 . • •Itollauil ' . 0 . ? . 0 - • ..T. ' • 0 T he spetators' ater for Goa or France. *Oa ; t he edge id Doan •ite itil VMS lac , net only' these troops are to reinain here, .butAlsetA sa tnu re s ' i l e le Z P n i i . aus iu e ' or . - -•-• , 11t• 1 , mt. a.AilitEaTott came forward and PRICE OF SIDI:ICS .TlllB I)A V AT 111,44,0•Cpuc,R. rigefn. ► .1 greatmasty more 1,111 come who are to be catridkell 1.1 - • i said, the vocal performers had unfortunately left the taw; India Stock ._,_ -- " 4111 ."'!" 'S.: p.rt'' Cent. P ed. Int . Indio 'Bends 9 'we p • - - '..,,'"" 1 alek:ikelikine. .% . - . house ; but the audience persisted. They wOuld Mire 1 per Cent Coot 0,10 • Eitaltetpter Bids 36 p • We received the following important intelligentie, ~,IrIWCIII MAT, 27'... 7 .T . I, day before yesterday, .t‘ God sarc . the King-the venerable ktno-llie • , , 4 per Cent. IL?' 14 •. ~ Oroninto • ,•:. 'brought by a Dutch mail, this morning I- •-.: 4 4. tbegolliewsng. bittela • from the garrison of Protector of istjur:ed, junocince-÷11,6 wito•desiied t* ".• • '0 p er c e nt Nu.. . ~. Pay ditto A "rlooll baaro ' • ItUndred and forty Princess . to come to ,Court-liseWho seed* the.Quitee ~.' • .. 'Lang: Ann. •19 . 16 ••." • ....•'• •• Consols for Ace. gin ' 32 I.caccs, Mk* th-On the lgth, in the eloo!ltt,' 11 1 (littelAti, a.r.„ 7 - : , . ~.,,,, . receive her at Coirt - ,.-;:We:iiiilliiiitraa - itifd - ne• i' I. iL ' ** ""' ' . '- . 4 'ad' -•' * his Royal Highness the Crown Prince of . Sweden at . 1 prieseet,' with. •vre`miii•endf.lithildreit ; . 106 ender King:, Mr.Histexiosi: epos 'after cease Toren, d ; • . • , .• s.• • • • '. • I Tit P. :St ,AI7SSAiLIN.. • - rived here, intending to proceed to Sweden by see I oite er s- ; ls tibareges,„epthaStaff Officers. They II from Travetnunde. Mil suite arrived,edribliefel be- utill•halt Ntre.tol tt)elintly... . . gain, mi l calmed the tamalt 4 announcing that • • the performers item peni. , fOr.. Aecordiegly GO • •.1 w- - . . -•.•• -1--• :, .'-st ..-..„ 4 . ile-. •f • . ... - . . • - .. . • fore him.-A Swedish 74, a • Mpg**, VA li3Ochti The French feast ofigiathurgh has already began . sure the King was song amidst repeated bersts of oli - Clamations. ,• ; .. , •• . ' f - . * LONDON: .• . • anion . destined for tbe Toyege t cast anchor' a( nest sod . its deptirtere,' ibediy . before yesterday some - ... •-• • • • - 44 .- • - - - • x - • ' VRWAT, JUNE 30814.. . i .... .on the 1 8 th. 01, Rep! Highness willl44A on a r til l ery -parted through this city; and bMween tide •To LeT,-A - eery deprobler GollarT Ofire, in a. • , centrical tittiatfin,, toget.4r • 'w{il( the C,oxbenth ' • I ' ' .......11066--• • ' ' - , .board the felgate; time suite In the mhti"land. the 74 and fdJeue, the-nodu of the army, consisting of ....ii......-. . Dutchman and all the .'otliet. l'ileoteenkn and Fit. - ,•- . • '• )W yesterday 141 t the - ,sitistiation -to announce ' will take 14 treoPt. • Hit *Royal Hightillse. hlls ed- •abOiii"3oo men, altioNsleKtr .borsel, are, earoacted: l ures ,' a s they avid ;. lei, adovirablf. •adapted for au •••:,., the arrival of the. Dutswerivi Tacatir or PeAge' dressed the following Prochileatien, to ode troePv: . 1 • hire ; whom will ireiteahout 700 Civil O ffi cers. Illegal Insurance Office -( e, relent Occupier havine -between England and France. . Tile Park • spa , TKE CROWN PRINCE or•swafteniro'sicissiresteut IT . :The O ffi cers of the Exci!eand Cestems, the attend- been la: that line), where Customers may safely-4e. , %. ents-on the sick, &C. will - embark on the Elbe. - ' • -posit•their money without the fear of its enoyirtg • Tower guns were -fired on the occasion, and anlite•• • , ._ ..., , , Alum • •-.4;0 4 ' . ' . .... 'f•roordineteti Gm i ;l ette was published in the evening. - 44 SOLDIER, !1-.-/l. Cellquerori fhtillldabie .:, „ * ' HANOVER, MAT 20.-4 1 L German Paper statee,' them in f n eare....For further n particulars, fed 'cat • -.' 0 1 . (h i t flue 'report that the recruiting in the Austrian to view the ?rowing,. 2Tkr.;.10: b1eidi94 . 111116.94e1l ••• "The Treaty was itubmittrtl to the PittscE REttair'f',, for his projects and his resources, threatened to eel!: i Suttee has beartAiscontioee4-is without foundation ; State Lottery' Of fi ce, 8, Cornhill ; who Ageeants 'and expected to be rati fi ed era-the course of the day • upon ' all Europe, and `reg ' al'e 'Gerais - ity grunt - trOltr tug* that, on the eoitietrij,ell,. the Austrian regi- gratis % to Purchasers of I Titkei dr Share in.thsti ! ole .. , The terms have not yet been officially mede known,- the yoke of his dominion. Swedent* to the vott hie I ; meats will be . placed on their full eatabliahroent. .teryi to be cliawn 'roz_itoiitow,• his Majestyt; hitt.. :but the following are supposed to be the oat - resolution of co-operiting .10 , OM. 44impioioo or !lie i 1 • '• " . . . /.novER., 3vlct 1.. t t rt , i p th r o o s m e e l i dzi:ah o l t e rolooyed engrayings, s ae b 1,.. , thetotifal of Tyranny • and • 'lines :- ' '••; • • .German nation ; bet, befeerlol,43llWeeders 1 This tnoming , was landed from the King. George Briiennit and the Seven - thathpions or Mt ' itlrr 1 ... Ilsratee re It , . •i • packet, Capt. Kisco, Iter•Majesty'S nepbete;Trinet• .Clirisietidona Restored. _ ".. ;. ~1,,1: . .f t, , 4 ''. Francs to , be something greater' than she was in to a foreign country, it vats ... 1762. dreg' t ,Britain is to retain i4o Cape of self against a neighbouring 4 44o34,, 9 Ir s • 2:4 A l '' CS ANZIO •Ot: NI aCIetIRK MINJPE4Ta EU ill,' Alia Etta of . Conn -EXertAllar, 31/211 i-;.The /estates. Arneovreif.tep Good H ope,, Toiler" • (formerly „Dutch colonies), %Oct to the influence 01,4* ; 0$ 0 6 , Asit l w. it __ Z a . . 1 , 44. .Ifni ow . ar .d x ,, .; lry i l twil /TT . , • Prince , plied nit it Wheat this tootoing,, uti tl, sa i.. k .h efe l so wspr i a,,to.t ,'. ~ . • price f. Li reef ma intuit* Wcone-day's priers I lute t ilt Sidi r` ',4le,cri kit* nee nothinnl in vase, hoeing h., dr :Malta (formerly befogging to the Knights), and ,your Ki tag hiodered itbilifillelleleen ietilliliert . None la.haite retch A trots the wou'uld,he . res- Pi masaVlai.tbrOs . ' the Mauritius (formerly belonging to France). The 'COnfetleratioti , , ha'. ityWesied the '. Mlll4t .., , rholti . ~: i lth , lsairic. • .- •••"'''.' • .., • •• , wheat magittio s4 74 Beans ..... .. r.:•;),f3.110 ti . • ....• •.,• ' • • .I)itto (Foreign) 52, 16 Old ditto • :3 ,p t .....5.et.. . other Wench colonies are to be *restored •to France -the mieforterte otimptirionlieg a provinel el tintstkei, lA, •:, ... - 0 1 : ;.n .. ... ~. ~. :. ~.- ~ - • Rye - . 93 36 i T li te d k d:) , .... ..: :, A &It • with • the esceptioa . et Guadeloupe which hai Idagetoisa i,,b s ot lit cliailY.ft:4 6 .oa.re 4;101411° OA°, , i t if; uo 811 ` Lb r i ,. . ilighnow Or:Prince of . 011aiffeig and Barley . rig••li on. • ' , ~ ..• , 2 • :1 nk . ."e'fr4, , i ... it lAntilllii*Of i 'Woficcsiltkleft thelf:priOely 'resi- * New aim '. , - - °4 " " 1 i."" Lt* 84 It Finn ditto •eirtiii. '" r• 6 been already dispoied of to Sweden. ~A,lptla !aratir 1416631114 .., -64.11 . ► 5e t,', , ! % ,! 1 . 1.1 I " ... t _. 4l , 6vw . 7 1..7 41 ," ' he - tliffoed-stesets . taltmet • IWO eclock vester- wTo te P ew •.' - ,.. ,.. fa bit Voland do. ..-2.1P/ -pi 11 6 ,_ •',. ,is likewise to regain-. a. fCkati.( l 9 iN;Lkti Eeitclnalot, ,liieisiool the f' SONAloorsoopolmorw *ioritb their . utlealktin ihr - htost Atiant AM flew ditto •' . , ..... .- Feed ditt0..........1:141110 T. ' f; •? .1.- . . f 5 . l it L . hut not to have any forts. • fleribberiee tabettire .. . . '4g l iede t i.:and..thip .Kimg.,or - p , ...ite .wood with siSeolitiffest who were aosieeti be** • - vino Bolters l4" NI Fine Flour ''" 4011)1 Olt , ~ .... aii ... l . - * replaced as they were in 1792.. lleltind le Illi -. ../Noe ;'' w "S"Setditit" l'. allitt *f : s "''''*.l44l.*';Criti4fillie whop* I.l*l .*1"1 14 " Pe" 4U 4.3 se " " ` --"'" •''' " ..,v 'an annetatida '6F'Ort" of B:gi um ; Antiitile ,T4O , cooc.iodot - iioco, has re tip tso('''' ' Atfolfelti . .acAlitdctiott os4ll4oK•thelrAvelit 1°51 . 0' ... " . ' l ' l ' 1 . ~. . sanTrilitELWAltlth?..i4it c rg. ,' • - longer to be ftOttnti ar - iiii o. ~ a 4O. tya : ::0.114 . aid • la:0a, tataltrb . end Ott twthatetelVedeirtripettatt4 . stores there.te,be..divided,,•lo,lcertain proportlo4, .114. . meter , .t , .. .. .A . s. • tie 2 ii2litie ' thi L" " •i ' '' " d.4 .'• - •"" 1:1' . 1 . . 4, .." • ••;?! c .•-•J • ..fv Ast • A illre t 1144 W •• • e terdat tPrinceaaf . OitAtroe visit tte.Prit - kiree . ,. , . 8.,1146:•ii;k„ the . 4 ,r per„ r it s .itt i oir r ,, e „t ie .,..„.., ~,.....,,,,..„...,....L ~...1 „. mi t 4. b& St. to 1.... . 0 t .. . Iletots .:,...:, .... ... . . '..'''",‘ ' •i. y e mir tpilly l feliosvesg Hoiletln- ; n •Aiidh'ts* `to ettist -... Is- Orl. te ,es. .o d. ,iiimeti , • s,heit 1.0) • between Flattte anti Holland., Ike Allies ta.remin 7 : "• - ' 0 1 0 . 1 0ktif l' -a rtitif* etbSti‘rff • - . ,:olititareioofter the 'Kin** ,Ei4En; 14 , P47 „, h i "!• : 1 3 10 6 1• r, s , i "' l: l'At." . . .•• ......... .. . ... .. . . . 4 , portegsion of the shipping talc at Ironies, ..ao far "00 !miff . ;0 1 • fair; . , t , i', . • ice . Genoa, &c. ' • I !id 1,...0 o p. 4 .,,5..t.1 „ . , ~ I . ** ' - it iIC rIA Ritrr. - - • ' ' Off - lee 0 1 7 aho liffrii:., ' ..: ;. . t ....,. ,0. I: .7 :: . ''''fi • fobillablkliftil4**RlimWir t 4t ditfuer !n- ..‘ ~1 1 44,4•.;. ,4 .• 41. '• t E I• -I ' l , 71' 5 , t. 41 (!, ,- .. . . . .. . • Ar' 9 lii.- -• *: ''. • s 'hi u'R t'iv4iik . . .t. :a ... , ...., . , . • • • •••• ft: Ile. *. tat •:• • ; s ,•• s • - Should these terms provianit i thitig denrikeltutb; " Soldiers!-Orsitor it NNW" ye*llito vial -. Jam .I•• • •••••• t: .. ~.... .••:,. • •-• ..• • ' • • - Straw. ....... ..1 : 16. od : -ez ;Ilk ell` ..: , ' ::: t . ~, ' \ • . . , . ' '. " . .• " • --li .:.. ... a - • ••• .. • • . • • . . • , . . -- • ' - .! .. . .. . • ,