The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-15 00:00:00

FP irf DAVDIIRGII MAIL. nature, and great —...... The salutary proceeding FIiONTIERS-0,1101•TEI:s. JUNE 21.—1 n Copen- and reakpatriots of their ountry, I;n 2 ,en hopes are entertained of nn amicable arrange- l A, day ripritba‘i the niNtt respecting Nornay. l'i ince Christian has sent F li k . , •.i t . ir t e.DlN ND'S in t . lt." livotport.: to the three Commi s sioner s. T he calling ; -•. . ~ • • t .. so. in to th cou try; of the Diet tog,ther aßnin, is considered as a sign that newlly'llosals are to be laid before the nation. tobacco, gunpowd, it is ream iked, that in a letter which the Regent.. restored; and -tndividults imply's% rote to,,t he King of Denmark, he calls him- ticks in their possession' sqlf; its formerly, Prince Cliiistian, and not King. thili Government wareln ilial 4 " aud i P d -a4° ^." 44.l "*lh et itt- nr news from will be sod r"... ; 'sfTlholin, ' that the taking of bf.teral earn ships has , howeverseta: be a nse. . LLA.C.I:J Are:At alarm Ws -Norway. A report-inn; beast , it , At plation,iilr None days, that. / he Settles .hos, its consequetiCrla"flnitigelli •-• , • in au attel:11), in penetrate into N.orWay, anti thorised by the Co( -. 1....1‘ 7 1,01 l o st a colisitip;aWe number of,prjwonerr.:. ~ips a riops hranshes of .• • F.LiNscrilivr,. Juils.2B.—The fututo coustitdtio i„., ...., .' , .of•Gertnany seems derided ; a 'representative syste 1 .4 ), . i • ... lAt , „Pusirtsbordinatinti of the smaller provinces, a ,powei ,„„ to lax ;,,,i,,,, A , 1 'TO head (Probahly Austria, pet b aps Prussia), Prussik :., ...7"'' ~ ,-, • • • , • wkil Blxatia, -bulvrafk!s against France, which. is M : e lc , • St R —The tutfort s wiyOiangerous and suspicious : severe : free .cities ' 1141nborghti! BrArcour 4c.,- , .. ' r . . . n'illd, ace*/ toned ' About the- 1;4 0 July, 414 Emperor' of Rasta' Plalls4 ill.in, wen 1 into 4s King qt frupsyt• are expected at •Nlente, for mae to assure the iilifr% city, it is aitppnsed, will his entirely give:al? appeared in your . ito Picufsia ; • -.. , ~„..... . ~,• , . . !..• t . • •,..1 l , / ,,, , ,,,, A ,,,,,„;: has n u, ~ ACcomia.tvolli.nvroutlit •widois ire stated as Ist : . i Irmt ten years this* .fhentle, avert Not l'enxsia is tp receive—. 4 . i:'-St ~, . .., ~. i i i i i.• disbursed at lea st ''s, - ' 1; Ali Sartoey, except the Erzgebirge, Aida NHS An tria. i 14khicli'l (*.air iirdie . , • . '2. Afestts. Trey's. and ColiOe. : 3. Thelliskoprie af Llec,e, 14aestrecbt, and Latemburg. . : most grsterul term ' 4 All Swedish Pomerania. 'II genre, Ltd,. at in' ..cc -5. Beside,: its farmer possessions in Poland, from Thom, Pa. • sea, alone the %arta as far as Teschen. MAN, .theinen • whom' __, 6. Front England. 35 millions in ready gooney, advanced for , ~..,.., i ~.. „ I France, for wines Eagland retains possession of else French "'" urrm t o looL ad"t , colonies. , DUN 60tai:eS nett . i tAtgland obtains ;di .the Netherlands, nod cedes llanover . ~ to Prosoa. i ;,p ose, to tablet wit • Prussia ced..i to liatc-IVeimar, 'Erfurt and teelisfeltl, be- 'st sidoi %loch riehnapis ni haven't:a:Fold* liarabark'"' : struggle which ,is . , - , ...--2 /EL__ - ' xiord DLINDONALD' knocked him down mostdistressing to fill, subject: So fa man living has eve of him,and few ha\ SOitelliiita originati ?BOA its these, orlb have influence oak 4 tilii• Is dt. ()lie vela+ V&A, s sidection' 1: itather't•itabf.stiews gm Itats. OA i• MI r: TO C4l Rdt 1/.I4I4)NitROS. nii .) .. We pre compelled to omit Mr. FORD/lA*ll Lefler dpiot the ,ffigter sute:to.day isad hart ilrt sterisived another .from &I/wk. ap«rlhe s viUtd*: 'bah hic b are lateeded i . preaarririr. . , tr ,. ! • ; • , Lichen n • •• • 1.1 .M 1 11 " . 4 6 .! . • • •••01 • .. •r . _.. -•-- 1..4.. 'aillagi'illigesli‘O-A.4011111 'DAY AT * Ell4 ) lilleeVdtK . . • 14m44 1.- , ,r. krrn. 111 5J161.;- 1 ' • .5.4 1 .40PL: 30 4.44‘.,: . 1. , 1 11),404• ansidt..l.l 14 ii• . A 9 per Grid liein• , . •.. ..IKschequer Hilo 4 5 ,'. . ' 4 !kfleolifi..• lOW' ' . •' • 'Oirmium lit p - m 6 tirf.rmag. Mew,- . 954i '•,`' , ikkissaiis for A*ll96 l l' it' ..., • Yaw t . • .O.We items great sat ....,., 4 * , t. • . ' . .."7. 1 " . "° Letter in answer to , i'd NDOI 4 1 : . • • .'' f.. . . : ' 'peareillii . the Herttlit . vtiolv , It'LT 25., 1814:. • .-., We did n'ut - entert .....m..... . • . Y.' . '". tc.naA.ste ..gi v ing' ,i raid Poor: to the 14th iNeteittaame NI-handles. , .47 0) ,.. , T‘bit . Odic •teritty. The principal iseticle is in the Mbniieur, jo i kraa , , a :skim - rnntaining the Swiss' Coirititutibn, ender which tli? ; / ,, aii i iik ,', fe oi a . some Virpreizo Cnottot:ii of Uri fichwits, (:riderwrlld, Le.- !... atu a l i bied . , we h , ~ I . , cerv, Zurich, Gi r rriF.' . phi, Berne, Friburg , So. t . - 14 ' Ttii Worsfifpfelsre pure, B.isle, Sclis4Fitaissins e •Appettzel, the.twe • ile ; e ta , hex Actit i . . . it holies, 5t..G.411, tilt , Gig9l i bagy A rgcnja• T h ul'O vi a. '• : nialsingisospe Mattoon T ess i n , an d th e Canton ef Vaud, confederate. for thote&opowt , imeda j toi , *n .1 -. tiY gun . rai s Ang liberty and itidelieti.dnte s , rerpreta ... lenotftitaMirliceer 'their Constitutions, Stlch'as liteY e ltiOl s be acces4.hY , s ig ma issiietTrosib OL, .the Principal . Authorities of each Canto.- Mod the tttai cyst. - disgra ])iet. Thee follow the dilTerent other heads, •under the bulk .o.f ilia: pe . use, wand , of. %Ilia is,, General Dispositions, filing ' the int:pence . of. gotertnnewt. the contingents 411 the army to be rai , ed .by the firm belief of 14rd" different •CatitOni,' Ind n Bich is to 'consist or pugilistic. Piirsort " thirty-twO thouiana Men.. It then states the man- pear %pet) ' the ii ler - of composing differences between the . Can. calUmiliaiing the .tens s viz. by arbitration ; that alliances and • men alive,who has .tootwaercial treaties are formed by the Confederation ; conduct in the•cause that alt Switzerland is free, •aml no CtPS . of citizens torious that this Raver bs lie excluded the exercise of its political right! .- = farther preferment, 'The third &rid tour‘h . llf4 . l7l defin e the rights and fu. 44 Kissitig goes by ristliction of 'the lYiet,.,l)7, erhich.lt, appoints the Offi- l ' viu' --- n those who cot cur: of the army, ditetefe. ear, makes treaties of ' honourable ACtiolll. peace and alliances, which, however, must be sane. : : raaciastapepera , are tinned by three-fourths of the Cantons. It appoints , p ertr i. oled th erefore *Foreign Ambassadors.:—The 'fifth heed treats of .ikii ; * tett •, froi n then , Organizet4oelflthe Diet, which is t o stree t ; t, •es, i l ltlifit ; fe' s'eOnsideroblC year on the,Allt ,tif.,..htly., and to continue 'lb . 6 vulgitrity and falsehi Sittings according to circumstances. , _,. I .I,The Reverend FAU • ~The. •first Deputy of the Ca"ton of Mulch. ' as cli the character of Lot io . ‘.. I rectorial canton., Is' President of the Diet. II el l: . woo, tarn the : • tirh Article; ibe directio* of the . afraio ; e,c the Conte , " ! so sins, for declating deekt le n , esfiile At hej)i ! etitoca . pot, Ot t - i s onn fid s d s o : ;innocence; in a Letter i 1 e 'Astitt*tst Znsich s II lie the twee. previous to i - V* 'pear - U 23. . The Bth tad 7lit Articles trthelof i kbtail from ' &at the. Fetilevel. -Collodi; . which is to,' dfreif .the i following a r . fl p t i a fill*/ "ofi Th e . ',•'Dtet l "dii. statrueralitti:y citifies.- ; .:Curetattatati,,,pl ri'. , s; .'when 'OM country .is involved,. in' internal i the property . of -It troate . s, or threatened *with foreign war.— ' cease, only the it is to conqiiit of seven Members, of *bids .the di-' French pritateers • rectorial Canton of Zurich, shalt alwav furnish one still io continue. • w h o will he its President. The nationi l debt, as Two Nlajor-Getiera fitted. Ist November, 1814', amounting. to ;1113038 1,8 sea Officers, w' Swiss Hares, is recognised. Thegraud.sealof.the Con. ,way, hove beets federation is the old military banner of Switzerland—lS:Nicer& . SI2TERAIAN. :4: ... • ' Il white cross upon a red ground, with the legend, 6i. Swiss Confederation:" Thus Switzerland seems to hale recovered her ancient Consiltotion, and with It that state of neutrality which has been evidently at all times se . faveurable.to her independence, peace, and h a ppiness. Whenever she either permitted herself, or roold not help being the focus of foreien spies, or the theatre 'of domestic agitators, she has had reason . t , ttually to deplore the machinations ef secret; ioes ) bud the professions of insidious ff iends., ..‘ I , T. si 1 • while; hOwever, the return of Switzerland nodal heprtecting influence of her ancient institutions, ii . griderstarws to the philanthropist, the intelligencit • filliaSpizi ;otttiaues to be of a verrdishateteuing '• • ' Eastmcutt, among which is a don, has passed• . ti The sight of man; ferent nations, in many years interrupilen, nine ships haie paid days. Moscow, MAY -been celebrated Eminence Augustine.. in the Cathedral ()Mar , cow, he meats if the -.., .. ~- , ,:• 14 0 1 1; . 'I I I I E STA' r liaM A.N , t . - v --------'----. 7 - 7 :- , -.-----"-r--- ii .. justice, which were displayed in thee to Russia and COPY OF 4 LETTER 4 t commotion, may be expected.- taw FROM THE RIGHT HON. ft. B. tiIIEttIDAV 9TMIXACE4 ceeding of those enlightened men I all . Europe l • *ht. the reflection of th • • ilerovs-- 1 ';;;L. 77 .. - " . TO A . sweats ESQ• WIOn Olftirr or WES . • )1 their °entry, the Spanish• Cortes,/ destel*ed tbrlllillkilf; wills nita lt 'lee ?AO**, et ly i lf r , , Satille-row, Sunday Evehiu t , Jay to. ilk did • the proceedings of Kirk I t a *ltit . Oe fkeiro of the niviin it.`-` The Royal monclloli4 1 t bpi oiled citiintir, but of a . 1.C,;144e0 ' /rpm ; e lul l -Observing that you have celled a meeting t o . - morrow, to be held in Palace-yard, to consider of lircoAltr?, or the . mantifecfire et i ivy yoke of an ambitious tynilit." • has a fit person to fill up the pretaet Vit-snry in the IlAnauacu, Jut.sr 5.- General Ben±r_eti ler, and playing cards, are again 1 ltepresentation of :the City of Westinittoo r and lividtratt whe mny have such see) written a lettirle the SaiinS7Th l iffliXal , : ----- that having myself received very earnest sapoi e ; t44 from numerous and itidependeuffiedies of its 1 4 4. tessior nrvirdpred to Aletirtheik:in li, Spittkof ell previous warnings, two of the Burger- warehouses where it is said, they [guard have publicly ineulted.aud.ill. ti eateis-Essuob t hitantaltuttlteliera t ,.erauktiogjaat4 sw e at . .. set .. _ ~ ftwitgorprTre t w o r es 7T4ll,•;sijciafiliiiiiilhet .Iming ittresiel n and - •tonricted before a their wishes, by proposing inyself, as a Candela' t s: tc , if - -1-take-the m of addresehng thereliees t • saute attended with same difficulty, , Ceiseetsotortial, they were - seettmeett - elurnillin . , ~,, --- to say, t h at I absolutely] doelq u itstr o h e pot yes Vittesietelliag,. and :the changes an. I f before ithe floisf . of tfie•regiment, the ol d to r 7 ,_ urination ip-opposition l el 11 . rdtVotbnio#:' , the gauntlet through• ?UM ticte ; that, hotrer l.. l.? ~ ~. . -•• , ti lorteabssiog given a new spring to I send yen iliT , evA . K it opt to , . , , .1 the Generet t :tha entinged the sen i telici s Alla. ltPleell cert or cobstedniea en . .rclebre R . if oatio'nal industry'. ,e , .1 l't V .. s . s eses.-. • . it s , . their punishment to the Senate, in order loyolvtir to whom i 1414 obitii , o' . i to7o" . .. . towards whom: r pAvs . cot:ttßAN E.. '. ! . • of ifierespectlvAtli eiti • cti' the datiiotiiinithe 'do raio. I most ever . :4o* littni ) itateet gratitude. •• ' i t i a fOir OF THE Ilf : ORNIXO POST. and intrepidity •of :their ;former COmraues inspire', • , ar INJOI 'V ' • r ei.7 . ' . • ; greatly honaneetf_nyi vii eel . „ - tissiti • ' X Ina i ile' 44l . July IC lBl , 4 '„i him, while under hiS conlitant, i rid,Nl;satel, ,iß.D.4lb- ortunatestateof Lord BronONL115 , ”,11 'talking this proof of mildews,. to ' the cripiinehts Ibd ' t . o . Re P th re"i t d d ir:l i ric:ll4; r o li pli ttl tt s4 4ius, * • , I by the filiftire or many excellent :. this honourable . - the gaga. con dia'rlf ' tEirty l lene-yeeriy : b eet/see in ail ans ant,' I caa; •• '. • ' known, that it is tOiree , ly necessavy t h e cot - s .h o : • taa-' -haiitlllitep slaver thya i ltAsil • out fear of encoesecni . tolotradistise, assert lig s i ' P i Pei Pu4Pw PI he`public, that the slogement which. Will be'Cinimitied: 3- " I '• a••• .. ' .' . • . -', .1. t I never gave a vote t . . is putt . in .support of Gk s - • truth of Libertyi• ee4 • dreetrtipo o 4 the P•apiiit Paper 9f this day, signed 4 . 4 Dux , _ The Senate, refirrattiltiiiikeTilke - Ira ..seatie • fooodatitrit whatimever.••ifFiethese i ts - • . . . Rights: duly respelpg‘,444l (sa r e me time, tlet,i s si .. '' - leg i on for s clistingeithod . services, informs the p i . f ....,- • i • .• • Principles upon which sendfeltetlit Ill'lt Intiohtitnn, , are unirortnli . stiprillect Istoqiisd et a n p i.o thi k v ver .• yk i .c it iii, . 1 . et / i ta it . Tr. ) ? Ives -q V 0 , I )M°, 0 , 10 6 the met 4 : ....,.., , . , ,-; ..,, 3 . r 0 , y one 4 ~ cro 5 o e , f'S,Oikr; inp his Savant - 0 ,. • . .. • ! • . • . . .•. i •• 1 ; . 1 . •.. - and teturn to his usisal,•,occupation may have , his Abe glory and - se,Curttit - K.Nin, ?esti . ~ j4i . ked t ' 1))..114 i ' t wi ' lit . t"i l eP l9ressl i ti i n t: ;discharge, oh applying ,Ishii ter°M. '. • nb s° long Its • re64 .t*Pn s o ge! " m its rr _ in° l - • BRUNSWICK, June 28.+-CoRnS .Gostrr bee • deli. - /HP , Wit t g t ha5 ° :•°0 0 „._ 4400 t't• 01 ,.....,...,_1 1 4 1 0 4 e ah - '. 1 ifervals, siecetitaMorrAialiAlPsurvr, .• • ' thert• sat its the rseiso es • .vered his credentials as ,*inister Ipoilhiae•Fting sr 7 14 , • `*• u w a r t !i., " .A, Kim he •rerlielteßit iiii: his Illi Oil Ore?, 'p i , hi t . „ ' 0 - . T. - - • , t 'lV I accept a seat' theres;`,4l4,;bis /110 so!! - „.' ''t •• . aftet him; atiditifilita l lfai t on. I.:etd . I.r , a. ,,. -../ ...., ~. ~,,„., ~,,, • ... ~,,d • i of. befog the ma4ar Of my Awls worts s - 4 `t*lnt , tire daU i lititer, tor, 1 . 4 ~, illy- • - ••....: ...vs .. 1:4442...L. , B: ol l l .VlT,,.rattwilliit,tinise: Pere -r ot _ a . __, rate .•serrant only of sny:covisciiit•t:"l . -...'"' V ' l4 °4 ' 1 } , • ' ~ . ! I' • , • i% w bloeklitted by liillit Mike 4 foiiit t gia elia i As to " the preterit twistl 'Whirls' • ',. •• • ' ••; • • I • ' nth fArn, . She can • lestift sale i • f oor s qua wk • . f r i gat e s . • ,The Mo us iest, - • *A m y, a c,. Meeting lq.mor•vqw, Vertsesinet•inteii....'N •' s termed .si - murder, eriigistataitin . i_. ..slaroieg tetheLliats, 'consists of 44‘41)00 infantry as i d : feels more the reeerencedne t lb tht feel . ' i . or the confidence due t to thikeei•sliete ql* *• , . n'S tar i ng way laid tli f 1 4 1. 611 - 119 . 61 1 4000 horse '.of which only 5000 arifteir In accite Bev.. • , . ~. • • i 0 under the circunistanties - 414 • s ptilelun * , og mit • n with a btonni. It stahld We'te - Me ; •.• • ? inhabitants Pd~e . l e*,. ; . . : 10 7. 1 House of Commons, • I'..tiplot -4 1,i0t40 At': ogle.' . .i . , • enter:!ntdateltill artifhiti . stry ettin., ic i. beit - % i t . • , . • 1 . ti n vo un eers.. , . . : A i 11C : 14,hase a•decidesi,opiiiioss, thii - Shisres at ' 6:661 1r atl n an i . t fl Y... 'ath " , "° 1 The Swedish army, by the decision of the Diet in 1 has a right. tit appeal,V , liK'Clitiiijiliesshtli t h 4 ,' . ?I' heard hr,.epeak disrespectfully 1 .1131 c ponsis,ta of 60;009 men, but thereirk r still all ' 'lily a eil t4 tellire (l , 4 q 4ll iilit 4 7 4 4 ' )*Vtli filejlifif , ' s lave heatdusa mention his name..•-• 1 'KU chiraCiVit * :' ' • " ..4 . .. II .- s- • . '•. ;, . . appearance of an amicable adjustment. t " , ---,- - -- • , --! v . -_,-- , -1. - 1: •-•._..,_-.x- .-••-•:- ----. ; etieg in unfortunate circumstances 1 . , ---, - • • • ' '.. :10(1 '•• ue theeelgeOttegiei•attVW 16 wltgliti"lr '' ' •:. • • iii the mace e/ wicked perinea, cad •.. King TeknixAse, after i helpg ret . loose bi?litp )4 4. l•4 " terfeTal*ft kO ks i mvi rr t . .4. ~....._,...—. ~ I Lord Coehriuti sod to w .e h its Wills ly white they remain uneeeminea. „salmi, and acriving at Valencia, in the fi rst Mashie' 1 . f , • .. 1 .Jigj - 4:- , -;•• .v 0: "-• • 411 " .. ". - a- lativelekti";olll set bear te..-limOnt liesscinired after Ms comet , C9nfeestrr -Itthi Frier : Our.' •:"g u " . Y. e "... 1 .. v 4 " 41 . 1 Jt 1 '' . 1 ' -' .: *. a t . . • . !MIRO:CW. 4 a' t° l 'm einetly to stste, -I thitl W ". • 7 ,14;* VA ••. te • 11 4 , - t,. .. or 4s 141.444%. I hare aftrois•iretsei tie !w e r d e m y Isceurr. Being inforrioq.tikat it • J I , i I U ire plaie Tenerilfe his Majesty wrote bi a : sr e is nni;Aregtputiut oiy•life towards 1 . 4. 1 ' t r ei . irh . • - nu notpeilleemadneezp!ain satiate*. ! ,_.•_ t ••• • ••• - • ..- f •*' • .., I -at" °. I, O Pe ill elle- :.-• ... v....a tut.a. - -ors. , a i r Itif own hanil l 'and, witttiilli t iticrikft,..i• sa r -f r k es c t .h t f i• 'NI. 1 . 1 ' 1 16 1 16 .ft* _, : • fires. Fmg.'" . Al e P a ' l9l • ()li g a a c "" " a et; ' . "P al V eeee, a ..,•. Uses the henour re be flfrv- stl4oafticere rope* . •I ataviSie; ': • , ► • • ,rii,oyal Order w as lensed to &soothe ;brig's:if-Or tlitA i h d iigtee i n .1. ar . oore 01)0404 a i l at h i antge myrt io . "W**l eimilhot 16 ' 11 ' 0 , -'' ' Teonvey this comr;innicatitlis, and. to. 'fetch holm:tile -• • -4 ' : 9 . 1. -- , •r - J • •"• • - `^'N+' •/. ~ - • • Arks..lll . , " . • itIigLARIJ iittlf SLEW ssituttoA*43. , ' t ( .9( Ilif.nria. 1 Munk to whom it was addressed. - Theship seas aeot • ' •,_. _ ._ . ... . ~..0. , . • '• r r_ti lel . salihraetiOili4nteblishing tififilikiele i at a time when the mailit . frir Metier, and Nero 113.(1 : . ~,„.i . ~...,4 4, - - A k ci. ..rrar4 4 , boti i i i : -...,_. .. . ... to Loa Dc's hies M.D . , 'a hka'''"p: 'lies laying, for months tistelligioi' . ttt . Vadiz • itnt • • alga titsititheroF.. .,. , . I t r id i r i.:o . : .1 ~ . 1.,, d .,. wi, .t ... hi t "...--,,.. , . . tar the want of ;* M i l* : Fiellek l ° fljr•v r i r -,.. i;stirdisr. • isi llf:. -111:=It i T l'i ! e.' 444' '4 .' ' Wit and ; 1 1 . d ; r1yest . • ! . .rdny, stlig:Oilgh '.4 11 .. .....1na. 3 Rein the iniallest doubt of Lord I "eir' • ' • • ' "•• . • ''• • I her Palace As .usonh. , ' er g . 4 . 2.‘11.1 d}-.v , There are only ire sail •ssf-tinethelladeard-hrted i ~ ,'' , . ....,„: 47 6 _1r - ft! .•• : • tg - ,. A •PreaaPt and 'satisfactory ' r Janvides gee [ unaccounted log o ' ,42!; thu fall 104 iparonea 1 ! 1 the 1 1 1 . 1 P , „ ~pifv. R.:" ... - a _, • jtof of • the , Morning Rust has arr i ve d." • • - • • • ,I to regulate the mos.ementcor,sllkur ea t s .7,, • •of caniloue' , In thitiiinstance, ! A generat.vellution. Itia..asid . Slll-tekts.plearja ! this ece°ssi° ll the pilvilefe,er 44 1, t!3efeit: ht . Coll • . : • -- eof his •foriliWproduitinits bn the i the cavalry reglmeets from the .25th. of the preseut I talicin-hill, and by :the, prineipit• entrance of had no reason, to expect f ro m bi ns . month, with the exception-if the household troops, 1 Palace, which had been esoalty confined la • thi ranches of the Roist Fa liras ► eijesiditd to -;.. •• - id Reverend editor of the maid . . the King's DrigoOdGuardi; and the regiments sere. !It distinguished p ersona g es nebte,liiiite Alta:. privikile •-• . • •••• ing in India. ••• .., . . .more consistently, and instead of , . I • ..4 The compe.7l.loS t itvislittl4lU_Palace .• Ilis Majestf s ship borieli; which came convoy And tee . ~- '• - ?meat for the.wotind so wantonly in. : t. the -Diiwes with the Jamaica fleet, has brought hainjored man has, With blVtlietirti i . i bre. rhieittances for the merchants to die amount of War • sh am a ft o o t ialf-past three, at .varriciptinse , the Prince could invent, or ingenuity' 17 ,0001..cnesisting of one million of dollars, and. _ _ , _ . , . thlerernainder in gold and s il ver, in tweke is clock, enTonelt u *ti t% & ma t b iu . s gol d t i t N t gent arrived, escorted by 4 , early-of lore Guards: ins ofihe most infamous prsolectinne 1 1 0 . . . Is' ig t oge ther u p wards ' of 34 hers , which hie Royal '' Highness - was received' lb ftelleseribe h . : ;ed tie British Press.'lace with Military honours, the band playing O b i - * W 7 l- "" I 'l h° I has b weisl een, l:adedat Deal in broad-wheeled et ' aggofis tie,. and especially those. slid under • ' save the King . • The other brooches of the Resell , is ..• • to Londo • O d er a strott. escort . .. state ; namely,. ills Duke and : G °imminent, .have eapreseiliP their Sew: a , :.•• otes are to ' o • • rincess ellA • ' Family came in s Duches . s. cif York, the . Duke of .Kont, the Duke of ;sied'"Cactin.stita's inneetiell 2 '. .. MO LOWE% -short excursion .-- Seeing a boy get up be. I - h,i the - i mpu d ence , to app hind the hackney-coach, and thinking it wawa epjj Cambridge, and the- . P . nucess Soph i a of Gloucester. an .. , • Previous to the cptumencernent tat tbs. Dra --• • 's r i• to follow her, she pulled the cheque etriog s l aoe; for the till P! r P l " °- ' l4 se . ' , sired rite coachman to pot him down. . ,• room, at two o'clock, the French Atebeasadot . character of one of the 'bravoes . the Danish Minister wire introduced to her Majeet s , - Her Royal Highness told the Coachman that if been neerlysacrificed for his political ould drivefast• to Connaught House she would giv by the Earl of Morton, her Chamberlain; and thef . :ere ad . mitted to a prilete ned!etscss delftelid itlit tae or truth sod jogiio. it is no: , , rim a handsome reward, and she actually • gave hi • Reverend Knight la looking U , I to 1 roe guineas. ~ . c redent ials, and sventfeeo Mewed,' received. tier • ' • - •' On her arrival at the door of the Prineest of WALE!, Majesty neterw . ardk . preeel to, receive the . se . kits .. at, and as the old . adage . sily.s, d learnieg that she was at Blackheads, -her first have the privilege of the I , htnie, end.lllciat Pee:. r favour , "so rewards ire . lavished ' a " • rsonages, in the "rooln adjoining - the gross . I.lrawlogs t • [nought was te proceed thither, and in .a• most earner anaeiscelwi to perform. the moaedi yell pr o tect me ?” room, which isfor tlie futons ocookeette ; •etterl at tone, she said, " Coaclunan,. will . . . inn very splendid .ety le. She !then . lse Pelei • 1 &••• 3311 111leeeler Per!..ef the Eng To whiCh Coachee replied-" Aye, ikisdans, to the are esilletha ' influence of 'sons last drop tlf my blood." ; . km-reete, _attended by the -Fli rt ,et: :izilli. - . Chamberlain, ' Mr. VeSl5 - cvlisigli her,-Vie.Ctrata • fore itablineidence is no t , t o b e la. One of the Ladies now •noMinaled to attend on the .•. . . . S.. t ....,...„... . • . am : and the Ladies iti Waislog, -..treeene 10 7 9 0 Princess, was removed from . . .hcr Household by , t h e m ; bat th e" Morning &lied has her s tation in front of the Siete-Ai i t j silich a * Brice Reuevrylive yeeri ago. ,, _, • time, serpassed all its competitors • oote, of justly celebrated memory, . played' L'ltice° ll2 . l lCier.4n .4 . 4 64 " 1 Pahtthssfl• Pt* 4 .4 - fato* 'alsehoody - -, King Richard 21 nights, the season of his debut. wits tiueet 6 • 4o lttiPolgt receiving' the: eetWAliterets: et , Editor is not satisfied with aspersing 1 M r . K EAN , • u m ta k e l eave p f .itke town, 'f ,'..tire the nomeroorandsplendidasemoblititheir,fivee'clock.. . i Lord COCTIRANE, but he mast, for- season, to.morrow, when lie. plays Richard the 25th ITi fallow , ng .Mere among thoie....satsesits-4riate ). • • Ptatoff;aud a greatinany Foreigivern, of dittlectlods shafts of his venom upon • Mr. Sr., li c the Cabinet,lgiiiiitere ;, the ortoes. 11, ,Sia te. mei e hustings are nterly , completed, a nd to.nio,r, ring his opinion of the Noble Lord'i we have not heard of ...._, the Household; the Archbishop-of. Canterbury,Ale row the election fol. Westminster will take acs. .titter whilh we inserted yes M erday.ally other c an di d i t ic b eld a m; Earl Marshy I of- England; the Master of the•Rgili. —1411 0:e r' • • And ~ • - . • the QuafterVAllaiter-General ; the 'Lord 'Moyer-. rittnivorgb . 40teed 64 . morning-the ~. f iring. kt . . n• o ere isnow l'l • gook &I T eke* Notts a i London ; Mr•Arrifi ki.11 01 1; • the judge of still 4 r i ects Arches Court ;. the •S 4 . oc4etary at Wa r ; the Foraisa :-. . . hackney mare, the propegtrof Mr. i r.Triiiikoo, of the i JOLT 2.-The measures against surprising age of 42 yeers ; ••••, - - , - • we believe ' 061 . 1 Ate itt•- ' APAAlleadois stud M,lnisters resident in Etigland. , • French subjects are now erde r e t uto stance of longevity in horses. • 4 ...I:till.. . sequestration of prises brought 04 : , • „., ... . „,.._______. _ ,:*; ...$1;44. 4 " . . '• tt ... W..* tlie :' ,l s t- 4- .1 4 •9 4 e1*t wee :iete;e 4 e*OU use 1 306 " .i . ••• day morusug, the-7th itutt,_o*lteNittitteefrthirrtltS. • into the ports of the Duchies la .'''- l. NAVAL INTELLIGEA:IS. . • she; was run down k iim fibi e visl .A., iiroly,app9s i to • • • ...e hassle . , AT'lien - rite -area • nod .•.e•itssellera iof the . ienerals, several Civil Oilliere,,• and PoursNOt/Tn, Jut! 13;-Arrived the Clitbirlee, from. toe , • rhorne packet wereltrprised' eflheir datiger it th b ii who have taken the oaths to 7Nors l bk -a c . raafte -" In 97 days, at& °at,' I the sing keeemlis '. hilted the' Ceptai tir ' a n d ur ic Vitals ii h • ,a1,1 the teeig 08, the lilt _ of -- p ettish Sweet, from Falmouth, to'' convoy f!ic. theihseib i trod ,ing that a perilous siimetioti could inspire, to atter' I struck . • the ship Ems, for Botany Bhp; from the Dowas.-Weet en ;his course ; but - fteoi Wis . . Ida; i• l tfiestiallilY Iljt of Itutraatint Ake Lady Bisalitimpriad Dorothy . **4414:, : , , . 31 .0 . ' ilitidihooti,‘ " that i re westlit nog tilat t i she least .. . • NE. 25.--A great number of ships, sonedu ji t4o4y .., hip d i atd osoe f ort i le • D owa ,;.4„euese o .. terasion, but 'i ttsi hi s rei t it tt - '• fi t •.inin the midi a lang.expected convoy from 1..00- jest?. ship satire Is now emelag la' trout Jamaica MIA BC ships sit . the isaCket ; Alitated a. Wirer ltkr 00;14, . ~'..; ; 4 , a i i . by the violence . of the shock, a - ,Wtro t oir and ahoy the Sound within those few days. George's Chappell. fly • htindred merchant ships; of llit: DEAL , J04.2'14.-7Arriven it Ilelenty's shipJe st uogss o . , tfelonging to the picket were:Precipitated hoo for 3 oar Roads, is new to us, lifter so Copt- King, i'lloarinsalagoe, *here she landed Piete-et. i • water i• the bmi• proVidentiaHrheiliett a rope son .' , „..,,,,•. ruplion. , Three hundred and iixty. .Bluctier ' , -'731 isaced him.self s ,hul the pastidisger,..kreoi some inefie.,•• ~t , ,,0f ~•• , , . .h.o. .... , , . aid the Swin t ' d u ty within 0. 14. .f 5g0 ate ewicetronalt.W.ll4,oo4Velved ihe.osesh.vuthst• ' tw i t o -itillelt Okrogglie is the ;Ater ,• was •seeirri? snore. mi l name . • : Mall and P from Casbarea. ~1 , 9 ; . 1" ..1 . v "I of the . (1111, o f the Sethv • Tesqiillfls * Im1141 ' • a tit i the eh 6,4 ate y 28.---The t a ki ng .ep . ,Nt r iail l ia f : . litaii•-AraielthliiiiiilAaili4 Amp& • t A ‘ ItP sulteret 10 [tit 40,hilin, , Mr. Mal!, . .., . ~ • schoolmaster , of Gainsb.orough.-( Mil Adocr(iterg . here withireat solemnity. '24 del" fr"ils ibe Mifikeirr,"!."' end k i l k l • 1111 , 9 tritel!0T,ir 04t appetra froth the ffilfs:4(:l4l, uttalfty, that fert. 4 alive, held Klveri iiterstu ft disittinia stithr l nt": _, * * 4 l-' 4 .".0 e . B di fk:l 4 _, AP I FA 41 " 4 • ~ tpethrtt shilso been. destroyed by the StnaM 7o _ A ohileiti..iiielw A dmit* , p i mp . tee riot. went, from Demme. bested t o t ame se- within the le!..Plßoth. All tkiie . nyttt:tiucotiiirkittl 4., Tfre niaii. ,, vint 44 ) 0i i. 44 , 41i.44; etTe iv lstibiller ii. . thPeattwaid•- Salved Ike , Xani . has s t 1 . 4 , 1 !A .at vtetims ttrartiesiness or prtivatee, 'for haft. . -. Woulii ° - k r,„if. • .d am , : i i4 Nob ta iti o lo s i l oo ki so . cAr 3, tuna , Strum. fat POWs' mitt* pevents orreiathass resorted to helhrisitd p .. .... . ,-..t. •• • - I t vaccination, so many lives Would'ilitt bed(' . • . . . . , ... . . , . - • • ,-.,!.., . . vrk:; - ‘" 7 " 14 .• . • . . ir AIM f ' i I Pt