The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-03 00:00:00

- , - :• , ; ----- 57ii - .1.•. iin-.."rs. ' 4l .. 7eith . 1 ,- ' , , know what a situation Imr terlifflbut the. . la' . • less Tilt CONsTlTUrtalt auNDAN srawSPArftes . - ...a l ' , t 4 s 6 MP,* .t, „v . ., il . . . . .llu 5.... . , Rs') . . 1. , tet? .. 'I =tritoisil.st. ,_ - 1.0 i fot oil , joacti, .id Awl to tr . ..?tsuie....-Yestei4.#y .-.7.T . , , , ~ ' Oat broker , Persisted in'Tiii orderbbeitt-obeyed.• -. .. s e 01. 4 41 1 ,04,eek gteld.lane, 'Wit' clasegia l before !the Wan M a Ito a, 1 4. Ito .. men. applied, be the Magistrate :foo Way are we now at war with America I This cillealma ern) oil tAlrlrlar 1 lii. With steellog a trunk, eostainitig. wearreCniiparel, i femme, to compel • pawahrekeria 5t..11 , ' - recently acquired aa importance% Stich nthoy of our coantryand lilenibimpreollitlitis.iktylllllll', .redilffisici.felllnl9llllll-..- ;.. e. the property* 1 tsar 3 1rho', dame,* Abe coach I liver up to her a trtink and its cattails. + have long refused to conrele to it : Amei lea, we now'lfail; fa.. Ring's frieuds, that t re itproorlany reipichig at. the ,„,, rem Canterbory-that morning, gild . hadisefleed with hemline) be Hannah Keats; wife of., vo a country to be ten-ified tato prompt sable ataxy' TOO* etidless humiliations. to wbisimebe British nary has tent history of ear Canadian warfare dealomf,alo;,rod ira , my bi es f ate d i tt.t A t i s etztritaiiimmt,ganteetiviti fit p eo . itoliuggag4 ot . gtiLlCiesi Kaye, Crraceeharch.atreet,l time since, she ,was lyingoin at Bristol, sas4. l Osit she possesses energy in repot attack, bat deo diecoeipttig!l iiiiodit ins the ii s tv e h jan apiom . ".s. : as 14.144 inable* Trosinthetisse the trunk mai taken. : band was in Londoe, to pew into sae of th e \ ancrdeepiy too, she proudett lied most poweefetireadetttnes! i„ i c . Isoo sh e r.titis, boeteegorsiceprio *for se,. tof,Be r , • .fils. 44 . saph, - '' tome . A friend of the lady, stated, Hattalloos, having ben disabled in an an t• .., ...two tauten to lasgh , at the idea et Aortic,' OorP . c ene id erg ab a .a g orm kt e bbc .. avo i I p irris t„ ,flag %.* that Oh* being in . bad hnith,. and about. to leave .in possession of the trunk, which contained by European Allies , cuitendiag agaiast Loisiatrd.: T• baring recovered her - property, declined '; apparel and linen , with Bank.notes to the nal._ • 0 • ' col the nebn s aff. things libat Atli tise•.easeniettek: l o "9..-at ' d ber to the ;oust Attica and unqualided truinnhalai.w. , roseceti ~ . • - I 1001.; her hishand being obliged- to leave. ever,deemed . 1 . is sixtyto , fty the .crank and content cir"'"''''''' to - sir " work e [ ' "ail. ' ifii""tiwr trw+Engial4 .tbstja t4il‘Yi nilisltsb".t tek‘ Its °l' th. ' P Theleo lig MA . , bow , Ih * sinned mishit a dusts or a Oteicsite Cre'settleesepaseet.Fretsch eatiohonehoulc,l not' iexell . bi..tbolle misfer- . :' . . 1 !.! ° . T°ll . th.. object nt . getiiiii. Witt . adeetsea 5a5.4 , 04 * ** ov er ?;. 4 0see 07,which they h e w m t. be no t, se dy 'pistol, to 1 . 0 . W. ite ... 'eeemina . tton : after wh . ich . h_e directed, that . 1 the pawnbroker ' s or 71..151. Some ' din t until the rrosecutrii could attend the Prisoner should this the parties applied to redeem the vunirt, Loglood bea had "We ollPortnen4l sf. tkia tia la ta i_ St*lblit diapason& : At the iPatabs Borill 0 0 0.rdisilli, , uith Der. And what is tilt result ? At then tersoieStisda of ' the. intelligence was soon spread amongst, the. 'he resSandfsd. when the pawnbroker knowing that it tic-i comPaigoi abet England wal C r e ed fr at 11 ' 1 "Wr firer, groups of politicians ' - undnotheridiess, sad its eery IthIBMILEMENT OF ItlllifrS STORES. ''• - 1001. in Bank-notes, and having heard that -..s hat impression can th e be t"i"ed io h.lve nil* . a l ta l, A r r . .: l4ll ( group, god, At 'each: eecilet, E Impt , 'elk prated •BovOriszwr. - Yesterday Monter .Bar.rotighs, 1 . Was committed at Manchester, about tin SNP le ' s ' it is Inv ' b/ the wades inwiPfiall'elf* hilliwun u. ants ' : "cheer.. In every soar -. • • Aire c ol tat as late Purger Of the Rhih, was exaMined before Mr. j.teited the pledge of Bank-notes, to that goyim red by the ittlpable negligence of • the Ameritati nettesry , Add tratwoc wised ..e 4eficei teetiviewat oat state ...; i....Americe owed Inf ., '" • istjtedom to France, BIRMTE, charged with a, misdemeanour , in embez...llitneunt,' from the situation in life of the , libepkce' of , 4o4rlng to , aline,* quantity of thelLieg's stores, to the amount i doibted whether they could have come . Bat in doing this bassist. not rooted* spirit VW grainless reent. so France • has now a - 4. top . 1 ~ • jar ee l f".i • , > 1 that sum, and he communicated his suspicions ~ went and martial arsine. ausnapypeeLticrynes? Sassari-motifs - : Adierita the . reCoveity of •-• -mariffmiludepen. of 921. 15s. 11d. .. 4 . . . . pressed them deeply with the yof forgetting their dit4 . .i.cieliCe. It is roundly declared,.that 11111 Psi We army I* examining the Prisoner's **counts at the Navy. 1 Emma, who authorised 141 to detain thaw. 1. sions and cahals, is order to cowed with one beart and hallo,l. o e , the s e rge 4 , 1 4 64th t . as Ind had Astr,t9pain Office, there was found stated thee the - slop-room . parties then stated, that the, acquired the anise her ? - Have not tbe.lames of .Waskitsgton communicat. • bs., instantly employe d. ie A tt i la - war egalnit :Adieeleo, i bad been . brokeepen, and slope, to the amount of their industry ; Hannah Keats having beeo ed light, kat- aid aabiet.aa to the yet act fah rieweet st ai l : we' shall either AO*/ Canada:4K make id some Aber VA; lffg • lid. stolen et the time; . .Prlsotier had taken ileitis th e army, had washed and worked - America° %Mewl And I. eterter for ibis disastrous iincitaii..: ierey , so i ns o c i ces p uce 4%a * eve . cre these . whe.; credit to h i mse lf. f‘ 'or t hat arnoent its his accounts.,-.4i;.cere. This statement has turned out 0 11 : L ri t ier of N il e, : f° lbhi ""! lisd riiti 'P h , wtliwriarew one ileilie l entilli ' assert that even If tech at: Wray-should be commanded 'Ta the accounts were attached a certificate, purport.4 - Magistrate gave her an order to receive the., otheisreises of Oiartlaitioaillet *lna ItNiakefileutt glory, , . $ 44 territnr i soyiepitodicelakteiee twe ie te a le y m in d en . : with the same ability v• It inn in Spain, the issue is . 410 be from Capt. Matrolm, the Commander of perty. )IACKN Elf Co l A: it. ' . wet, whirl we e i rcte d tw be ta_.iwov e re a s eog ~,, eag y.l6,l)e., '.more than doubtfuO i ' l L ti The cider - wonder at the same the . fthin, , v nuching for the correctness of the state. 1. fore this war out ethainirenjwyed-tkeimposp twescioeseess of time Barns to be,. Vngie.baaded es the Untterli.; nsetit, end also air afficlitek'• 01 Prisoner stating the i : lei attnuttall;-isitesut_:tne..-. ,A s .Gentleatan ex ibited • invincibility I Thor have lost alb. Ao4 time we sal oe , oar States have fought utforieseral mowtts, lettere *et 14set. • Some suspicious circumstances its the iovesti. " P or abase and tabor More , than legal fare. ' • fal)uratuisido. er filory I, Before chi: wir sour Cassdive fel- '.yet found mealy' to cope with tkeiren that element, 4tallres ' 4 'the accounts 'viand 'further enquiry ; and i f ! pleinant had one ever the same ground eh tote- s t y enjoyed the "Wire* of _shete ilia: .. _ddei lb' ibtia' s l which we have hitherto heastedtkii4Peeutiatly eir it''was'et tone/ suspected that the whole was a fa • frailty and peace,' wore - its commehertnem,' alarm, ogitatiost, ! tie ri. . T hat gem successive eitedstos have have b c i es tins. , ' that he knew es dy what he ought to pay ; . and flimsy bare liten'their smariedlitil Mae* measure ; r- . i n s - • 4 a etc% nCthatirithout the shido* `Of Cant. Malcolm stated that Prisoner iras appointed. resisted the •„. 1 , m ind of 3s. that Winn . I the extended butradaries of sew dominion. Before ibis war, 1 0 1 /.. wr1 Y. ,. a.5/ ..i.. . or r OSPdih ; Viir fleet has been of ne in the Rh 'n iii June, ,1401ktitt' , .whicii heContinoed to "" e "' . and altercation then to* rich with the tr ewes , df every climate and verity kW, ear • .1 114 e s - •,---- - - - 7',.. . • --- -- ---- --. 1 - • peaceful barks Were tbe munlested conditening of enjiiyasent *lfdr. tdarmy , the act.iiketia -Canada, aitheogh thigt.:maffee till the Ilth Of . October , 1 : 81 I, When he * . Vtlititt,the man gave a ticket • _ name of ,Itsrpats attached to it ; but there being', . I , n , obout tirkete s , • and gre dg ca t,oe to o w eeiAthet' ;l otion, and the h a w. Italy, being inferior IsteitOthers, bed no resour . nsuive' rseded„... 'lle.....berieaansine the certificate which with his accounts, ,con p f k usioWelarAtt.the amount actually paid • tern of weal th mak pewee* shear own 1 Now. witiainight of Eli= the fieet. . This . le lifflatir 4e,J+how jest* . had been delivered in by • Prisoner, . s .'lnc Magistrate said, be weasidt . * .nonvict fat? nor ports. in the sworn of our cooatry, yet scarcely differeut question , -dx it_ port of telialantled mird Lwidcli 'purported to be 'signed by him on board • of Aug: 1611, ~ abuse, that being established, s &fit Was of mingled n ith thou fat, the, gem", we nein" the"' carried away in the management :et Mat isafriestf.ioncerns. To the-Rhin, at Corinna, on the 16th ,portance to punish, as often as opportunities is triumph. and pris'afesaterprise and national advan t ag e oo- make piwce at such I Mir soma 'et tt with the impres- ' cer t i f y in g that the slo p .reem of said ship had been the rude behaviour of hackney:. strutted alut art:VA:by the fun ! And it in thus we compute sions arising out' of stich r etents weak) be to con. I broken open, and robbed of slops to the amount of I victed in the penalty of 20s. and costa. ' the aagtarniatioa to our wealth I The whole progresr of She war rinse , both the Ameriesilia*l the people of Europe . 921. 15s. t td. the whole of which li e did not believe by been asirbed by so many dig...mem and mortiflca,ions to es. ' .... • ..... .. , .. . .. • . 1 . • • / , the th e and spire- uf the Americans are so manifestly improv- that G reat Britain ' IMO 1 . 011116 an enemy with whoek' true,. and the signaterateltien 4 forgery. . - ' fiaTTON-GARnErf.-7A burglary was committed last . the warehouse of Mr. Collins, fustier, Allen - street, Aug. that those lab Me the night° ` 7 untidenn e in their lumina- she could contend fsd longer i 7 -sxhereat, to carry on: The Captain stated, belied 'elanlinedAlle af fi davit well, and several hVadred pounds worth of beat, bearer, lion ss no Innger di m nicely doubts; and those who have coo- ' the war without making far greater exertions than !' the the back of Ste - certi fi eatei ' , Which was sworn by . bdte, and other skins:toles; Walt/eagle there was ap liantly utged •he proleCatian acute war as tbea.eans ofaggran- those Which had terminated so unhappily, would be: the Prisoner at Portsmouth, oti the 23d dali•of Oct... tbr':o,reowifftsetriered7ritlesietVetsnroaAt Orerti: disemem and tit , instrument of ambition, onw exhorts ustu con- on ly to ito i t ; search of new discom fi tures to animate ; 1813, rnapeCting the breaking o pen the slop-roosi„ this O n tfice, having received' private information, t search-warrant on Tuesday, .crud scanted the boomer . . tiny it, in order to redeem the national character , std heal the - that 'enemy' re still higher activity and exultation, and ► &c. which be believed ' to be untrue '; he believed no. wounds of the national pride, At turbo momenta the present, to clear the sad by progressive abasements of riot ! such ciriametatlte took place, os it would have been tr w ee l t " ib a or v ei e ifieti °ld o nv i:A 14° ;sinin 5, Cha ti reitor-cov es : At i - t it seems peculiarly approprive to" contider Use omens of our arms. for litin.siare hum'ilingconAitions of pace.- i entered in the let.beek • and he had made particular.' cared ' him. and . theo l !proc r ea:led t: e sea;lb al t e h t e baas 4. qtlarrei with America, and the grounds cm which a war is con- s frsd . a man of the nameb„tiifJOiter Russia Roberts, a n i c rUo i f It is almost iropossible for - spit Englishman, since; enquiryof sr iumber of the crew, but none of them 'limed that has been so disuarnos in its past events, sad is so un- . o t ie i ng up a arge on e o ussin bear a sr prosisiax in its fiiture praspeCtS. It is the inoro,uscest4ty to the iiiival of this fatal intelligence, to enter a rrench l had . aoy recollection of the circanistence. swans, white hare and other valuable skins, to the w' do this,' becatise there. exists in this country: a ventweiful society 'without enduring the most . sertsible morn. The 'Prisoner persisted in . his statement. WI. They secured both Cooley and itoberts. awl Irrer Larne". always desirovset War -of war on acanthi the pri. fications, or without . the certainty of a petting, The'CaPtain said, the - only occurrence be could sad the ski " t chic " thre '' sraere mr . Canis ab a and swore tot" e ski.-Ttie Prisoners were voie heaellts they derive trim it. withciat reference to its origin,' quarrel, if he repels in kind the sneers and sarcasms , elellieet respecting the slop-ream door was, that the Slier examination. - pa . John rt Brook was charged witb briving a forted -, • it. justice, or Its tropes •:ffise *regime! cause of our disseasious thrown out upon the speedy downfall of ptir naval keY - Wv.air lost, and the carpenter .opened the lock by wits, America was the celebrated Order- in Council, by which and military character. French Officers arreiger to Prisoner's desire. . . target be from a trs. west. et Immerse sit, is vis, tallow-chandler, for three dozen of candles.--" The w.. i•ni toted the lawless auspice& the • late Ruler of Croce. offer their services to America. . . Prisoner was committed till he procures bail. . ;win remanded , for another examination. and gaie face and etficncy,ui,his. names against Moira Cm- The commeots In the Moniicur or. the.Deelara- A master butcher was convicted for driving a heifer theme -decrees which, by •a Waage inconsist. ncy, we at die s- . t" dole d 0 t be! 8 from Vietiee t. ar e considered ~' On the trwrensen , tin Piccadilly, on the complaint of saute ime denonnced hi .1 Imaillatt dial of inter-nation#:; ll3l o '9 •`.. -- ~,,,C .. ° law, and whici, without nor &Malice, however 6;DX...tin their 10 w ar t i lit e .,_ 'Tr a tat t' a.rtarta N Iti t 9.460 temq.koopor:• -.‘ : . -.• . ....A.-4 , twi* Prlkii4 t'' ... , pri,:ci o e. .0.1. f0r,0.4., bay. itigothed . 0 ,4, ainturrniox Mirnifest . termination on the part of the neat 1 ' „ 4 . IttlfleEVOF ILL Peter". '' in ark effect; 'W . Cdlusietisitaild 't . "urt far 41: iheir fa. trivernaient to oppose he 'plans for par t itioning zlizabeth Rttritell, , keeper of a louse of ill - fame: jarred ter . Tae beery was a« Weal:00;1dt leffrittetitin - dretairi ' 9;410/1.-aC• Germany satiangst the . greeter -in Pittston..street, Haymarket, was charged by Aral et. iv:lamina.; far it is known to atuetica. and to the world. that Powers. Th• principle, it if asserted, of the Treaty 1 11 fillIsmt, a girl net - 901etto of age, who stated this system, so grievous to Auiebiro, was *bandana' .aaty be. of Paris, was, that all the 4 4 p o wers existing in 1 that she and *another girl occupied a. roomiTilq. cause; we • iscoverod it so be mot% deeply griesom toommelvos s 3792 should be effectually reinstated ; whereas by I fOrter i e house, for Which they itt't fil e paid3l. n ereek tk twe were recalled to a retard for neutral cchninerte; net by the projects developed on the part nt .11i. Allied but after loom time ii Was rtiCtitd to 21. 15s. here, tbeespostuteitiwn of the Americans, but by their:sans and eta- th is pane 1p is to . adhered to osty . Oise 1 ilre . Courts, moors of'our famishing manufacturers. The a cootiet ~ which tile , iea place wallows tillage er . - .but o f it ma k es ogabui Fremete, and to be openly "%kited 1 self in the house. On Monday night she slept out.. policy ;it could nut, therefore, inspire airy • in every instance on behalf of Austria,.Bavnda; Oss Tuesday. morning she went horn ', when Pd. in the breasts ,;( the Aineritaa‘ 'lt akbdraw, . from • Prussia, and Hulland." 1'- lice told bee - she could not occupy the Be this as it mayi.lbe Go!: room nay p ac ifii. loom ; ! longer, as - sleets her abience she bed let it to another disco...ion one of else - principal topics of 4lailitriledeldv.oPd was vernment alone seems to have expected to avert the appeal torielm. Fee Shis.purpose k tans the army and people of France are equalltitivi.er i iirl. She requested Prisoner to . allow her to go in too late. During the rebid at arl, _wi!verimEdelibeintion st4 die i renewal of the Continental war. -, t i '' .C : and get out her property, which Prisoner . refused; Ea;o ls a mininrY - mailf a aarta ,a atfll aa MA IsrtsoP tlisde4ad . The impetuosity of the Preach character ap , .',SissllstA l he first paid the rent,. she 0 1TeredlOpaY i ,her' willingness the taw and 1 4alkiisalaPrid bad " l a n ' war was ' a few,dayi ago in rather a Alsa g reeable form.' ' . Idlers . of the week's relq,,li. .7* 6d., be Pristine, decl.red by Amerita. Thatlardy - .olitenaloas . which. if made uree'n, the teat sham battle at'Clichy, so mi irefesed to: accept of that. iShe having . 10 pawn. in proper time might havepreeervnit . eas vow insineetent to 5,;• . restore peace. Other dispotha existed.. /thick, droner they reit upo n in ... the . Paris . Journals, the . soldiers en. 1 broker's depliattes of properfy.in pledge, went to i tbe• pawnbrokers, Allen aed.,page, Russell-street, e Aides proceeded again* each other e i g ht trot ha t e mu s e s do e vow el t o b e d raw l, r i n sed gags on oppos i te Its return to 'id scabbard.- -Me ri g ht of, B earch; the also to. acts of real violence ; amongst the skirmishers, sod Goalies; Long-acre, where she learnt 'that Psi fence had-been' there with -her: duplicates, and paid posed principle of free 'bottom malting- tree' . girds t many individuals were 'knocked- dowitiretbdragged rod the claim of one eransent to' eterrise the power away asprisouert-hundreds were bruisedtolffliblowe the inteseetdue on the pledges, saying, she got pos of ha moment en BrilWiteareco found in American res • from the butt ends of their adversaries fieelfeeks-. Mission of them forrent, and had the property changed new, constitute the' etai la t il lamwwhea d ale * * W aal q uarrel several others were shot at within : half* Aid, acrd 'an her awn maw. Pee with Amer ca. the p cal ishisortance of Om dispotesis bad their faces severely scorched-4Mie, *et a fete li' A man teen Alies.and Page'a ideuted the Pri. via; and if the etaifliet between the two na - obliged to defend - in goill.barnest - i inner- - . ..., t - ..n4rf, .: ~_.::,i i i, ~,, ...,..:4,, • . PROP ID EN TIAL'. .11,96.014. .. , . ' Gentleman ; , i ,: n . was riding a fewdays ate' Elide Park upon a . very strong and Spirited engaged - la conien!atiOn and carryiag the -reins iareiesa wAy., another rider huppening to pass at gallop, it blokisewayvillit so sudden a bouud fr the Oxford-strut-gate as to . cause him to lose Whip..aud - stlrrepe at once. It shaped its with 'fearful ,speed towards Piccadilly. In ~ down it , •truck different carriages; and the rider. from the violence of the motion„ never being,shlita recover the stirrups, had little or no power over • He appeared to endeavour to keep it hi the Par' the .road to Kensington, but in *Lin : it i straight at full speed for the Pictadllly gate. 'Them! was a gig, with a Lady and'Gentleman in it, tare. ing slowly out of the gate at the moment. person hooked for a dreadful accident to the when the rider, making a sudden and last effort to pull thin horse up , it rose, and, when four yards , .fgets the, mssrlage, made a spring, and lent eleitees.er one corner of the hs near hind leg, itimever, , striking the 1t whO, or some other part, as it swan throsm,with a dreadful smash on :Wei apes Ihe pavement in Piccadilly. . horse, which as a very valuable on e, was, a manner dashed to pieces, being cruelly i .and brayed beyond recovery in every quarter , ;The rider, though in the saddle to-the very Astaped with one thumb knocked oat, and I. bruises on both - knees, which struck the greend each side of the horse, and which may appear more extraordinary, as there must have been a r ;close rub against some or the carriages or the the breast buttons on one side .the coat being pietely brushed off. The steady conduct of the ‘ tlisman in the gig most probably prevented its ,more serious, as horse and horseman, though tutted somewhat sudden 'before his wheels, • Qa. little noise, were nevertheless allowed time to remove themselves.. The ruler turned coolly round 'to the . the gig, and, ulum -engerry, learning that , sustained no serious injury, sent , hie horses hotne;.% , went into the turnpike-gate house where he left address. J. R. Scott, Portland Motel, for the _pose of answering any damage that might have done. Thin kind attention of several peop le, in. 4irg the gate-keepers, with the strict honestY Of soldier and servant who brought the hat slid 1 13 e doubtless felt sensibly, though tie , t rpneSon is thrown into upon such occasions 'admits of a'auitable acknowledgment at the and assuredly if ever a person was excusable is taining any thing they had found, it was the belonging to the rider of a runaway horse. - Mow happily at an lions shoola be lower con,ineed n wheh grouods, saankied will be presented with the shocking spectottle of two civilised sad pm% erful nodose pod• lag oat their • owa blood, and the blood o f &At:a in swot , of theft respective politicrd theories; for it is uut to be &sled. that by the atijoetaeut of European iatereet% anti die meatless of Europcae hostility, these dis puffs :Ise now all redeeed a thootatie qesialees.—The right ef spareb, and .the right of otatral stilts to cover the property psi cootie', are q.lestiOns between oeetlth andbelligereate lltiere are no longer any belligereob is esi aeons, those Apes- Was .ire obviously eel ingot-hell rhe, power of in inominal& wated thetilveromentoftlerat!ritookosily dart qg sults Pit jai were _ _ themselves . .. from poshesof tbeharinetteadis lifter II pas 4it 44ego : the movements *On 'bettetifni-:-the combliietioes skilful—and the Are incessant: there are n who so well. understand rke ps.utoatime of tWiefill and the piltdra * que of wit, as those in Peed; service. .4. ._ • - ..- . Ilt 9 Aver: 1. ; -............ A Paiiiiii oboist the middle age, who hareich doe grail& as Am,- arrived here this m0....r-. •litreStsutss conataereir this offence as a felony; !at.least, as fit foe,' Court to enquire into. 11- • : Mr.• seel,fer the..parishiolficers i !nn neiighisoats, to carry on the proiecation next Wes!,r minster.fsessions: Item) came out ,, that the Prlsonees aboui to open a communketifin trem.ifie i)ert 4 of his house to a gamblingAtoui4./ ledged that tt was his itstestioe ld'hi‘l,bitired tabtes. - . un% The Magistrate considered the Pri4oeqr tre:Yet littabit .1? 4 -.aye. has mg cowed, that power. liaiallrioesiiaogas sate ceased aim. IStst • y tar onswrates of war, *ail Cr-al Britain be content ith the twine postpone eat Yf ipfss tions. sn Vita ly important to her prosperity sad preservation/ S:tall she not her present cotemaadin. pesWlon, to OP force .he recognitlosi of principles no which lair greatoess: so depends? Onsittinx hi the Kemal aoy Asps i whether ske 'Omen' Pooill'od of Great. Witain be . really a commandimg oar, I. these ye *inns we answer, that tires* Sena ts,.if doe not Prrfer pesccoltost. be tautens w hen she has , tainek that in the oat reef irtingris possible to be o'otalned. Coriumittancesbaye parpelted the qwesmes in **Wiwi; and It is impossible fp any coocessto i or riecoanitiou by the most St/lentil treaty to 410 aro e. present Ciovernment of /Sine rica may /tart' w her htiondarietl; *ay impair Imo, strength any subji.re her fa • pre inspectOa IRA fittraiot may impose fur years, as her popola sine, to purehSse the itioreptswiir , lel at ire. Alt this* lye import and 'tomtit abptruct y pr c inclies b'e Anted to Place Ifierfraarkit soak ow a viellettedes ••• corapftrat 10410..414 , s torequite it. tiesii merly, iCfs adhslited, Innis obaistillhe Ameriesess, diced .tp Jnere_, AlaraeliPai -weal :Mee faith. n hat bloats of tear sirs opposiopposi tion tenet is the qtrasiiiias titan Prance, Austria, • tog hy . s.rois, the spiral we onniiiine at war wit, from our political faith, punish political hetrrodO. Ire prosltle Detwiler* at usweasitst and universal original groonis of disc utr.longer existence, *nee of the war, but the two parties, We vet meet to priaisb tr may he assicaed ail the states. In other words, of the war is now to h the thirst of revene only can be. appeert _ • Jew ineastiectured in a post-chaise and fourors..,„ slighted near the entrance of the tows. ~ ge,np. ed almost immediately after at tbe Packet t eilitlee, to , knew at what hour the first packet would fer , 1 Dieppe; and on being informed tbatthe Union w ou l d get ender way soou after the Weal of the coaches .from London, he appeared• mo4ll644aPPointeds and has/ened to the White- Horse hai l - why ke took a post-ohaise , - to Nevrbilkab, Ist;itedinfroo - picket there,. * returned withont loss of two 10, smother (ibis - -directed Alio 'octillion ' his mari acting under the infloenco of her therefotit, edMit her to bail. - •" 4- -x`": 1 Ai Oritardinity stone sreli WM SA 111*,.. fro, Write of 111 101114148•11., ford.,court, Citharine-street t ' t - r OW. ttrpii the of fi ce . with 'her Oats • tn. blood rannistidown her face; leseAnetelhat , - 0 group of females, of e -siteriteserititieli; frien he same house, accompaaiedbjfi young natal officer in his uniform, which was alfttost torn to rags, and eel. , ered with dirt acid a mixture - resembling paint, with covered. cba lest - him by the tall female, motinding•her. She said lie these few days front beeketquainted with the Pitts . Mai yesterday morn. OW In the way above de. ee :6i: id tatatlter, and Ile of 61. Thilt Prosecu. Imp and bit two of his left lothes s and on a signal liqUid thrown over him lily blinded him for about. tiff''' . said be. attacked the . the abbitries of the house try also denied the rob- MARRIED. On the It alt. nt Huddersfield. H. Alien, En. "r t head, to Sarah, fourth, daughter of the late J. Whtteatdro of Wrodhouae. .• On Tuesday..at Smals= Prior. T. Roberts, EM lii Rebate, Hampstead. hialdlesex, to -atitda, th e t h ud to of the late P. Ails, Esq. of Swanitam-honse, shire. Oa the lit inotani, at Leamington, near Wantlekt Wingfield Dickenson, Eq. Lieut.-Colonel of the War Militia, to Elisabeth. daughter of the ;ate Colonel '- Woodingtost, of the Hon. Ist-lndla Company's serriet. ' s "i_AAEA-4K 'a Wis . • OF~car 4i wss lilt - - 6 ON ! ilithilorti try D. LoysLL, relib V410 1 11c4. neet-strret. . . r'~' , : ».f ~, - - 431 K1(;.11. _ -t• ' i 4 re l art P"i na n'd me al l a tts 4 tit * i a ns Y jice ita tt e nan -h-l te stw stnt i u m t 1 Ch — a . i;e r ann — the - ' 7 B — rims.l'"l- . i.ittl4tetielid -the festillisa 'erect with dirt and a roisturs "'coos' immense swbs iai rs " % bet P ° P" l4. not to stop at tll4.W.hltilliwrib 'bat a t hits down at which his hat was completely rortuwar t e• or' hostile aid 'narrower- A . ~ . within t e scope of its auldsortsy: within ute.titte_ost.tho ityest.Oliff. „Ilk, entiotry easPeCtillft A charge was made against inn of iSI I 11l t. got can its recitgaitteaogit ib e i s tarets.gias. spoiiiggilk trepagrtnboad.ho soon aftnr of violently assau lti ng and i i be bindix 11 Tokio . * times ? Is it ludas. ___,__A , LA.whol i o t the . Efritaedh so weave . . 42 iiihiorid la London withi, gi, irks ti f ant *pinto% end o riFulate the engaged " 1 71 , ihil Ai* .. Welk* sof Miasma thought:: This it is c•earlp In. candilittn 4herAtia**.iiiild--me. . 13, r , ..- —wird Pottapoith, *hare she had li lit would. be `airless absord than wilasSta and. Mato pot baby in,tha:wo*, 1ie:n.144 ' , *"... Officer i that sheliad elet il 4idei, irthi 9sestioas of tuitional fairtvar-. c‘ . • h is r - w i ev ip,g. s S s irteita i ' d t. d,° eitieutiota yr ghat' poetical nsemetst be.. ..s. s - 0.111.1 lite SO.. . . . 1 , , -- .. , . am. ,I ng.. t o 4. 3 h a d • • p i ' , HMS. ht hY the-Pragreta of altar re - liartaseall:olasiteri.axl.4 l 4 4l o 4 . 11 .0 1 A.. - ~I,:te scabed. . i i . - . i r selio n k 1- the tnt !.. -t° n ' ere .ts Courtnentlit is tOistleiretbese Mitt Aike- , The officer hriliiiiiktie l lt hat Minds tut tote the champions of's& set ... . . , ~...„ L _ s , ~., . tit to another? His not oar immediate In- We liptilineos atm tatil,iinTipsiy to ...., Nll l Ol . .11111' cntlottY: . Ind been iobb 14 . -- hodM as eapiced, eall what taaiaalif,' 111 * rete . -.." u,as . xt.i : setesseiss====la o• •;' , ~ ~t. ~ triti hed rtitiont_ir Shod him ss, Huila, or any, other country, in assert . A .. ~ , ... ._. . A ... .. A , , . Airastow _. . ,". A _ 1 rettlatiue principles to white) we adtiete? If 1,,..a. nueresang mune yorler.qakt. ... „le oft %ere sI4 tore his ci „ Wien. . • with the American, blellese they Alltaeat fk:ireliel to the- GatlPoo r.C I IOII II i11,.* PARittell . AnO l Z ti, t he white 1 ralth ' " bind ' " rsel"4 iti " c litCT"ta Coffee house . Itioeonlespioloco of Woosillsibe oaceived :w i t , iiittiiiiian terodOsy in every other Gosiern , a - . i•-• . • . , ... . . .A. ... .. . . _. la at once with a perpetual JustilitadanYor la,,,Sitte leln, battlok. pilot' 'gym,* •of Butops Jpinotas.,.,,, t .. hitti ersa was, That it Mealy. &lives's!, that the ageing Vrpnee . She gave ondooldit qiiitasol Per , ~:sppr orp I'oo7 , , dispute between us and the: AMeri . ant fins. .hira, tio ao. ....mtpitte . . . ice. Nothing then lan octisich4theet 7 inis noun le m on ma . Tits eu tit tiie isuradue•iise et iini cattancitt setitec. .tiona IA thlittlikliiihAt• . . 'y *W. ' tll4fted " tiPsigq at manna ;• II to the ateirocii4tiOa t: at ~ ; he• draitr . g k fi =L e : 4 . OW, ow ie• , ! ;lAA lit , -, •_ , 1 13 I. lathe other that Maid hostility 0 lig, , ~ . ~, .. , . the came of altaril vistifitie liiilleo . 1.1 le)tifs .. .. -,• . . ~t i •: ' .rolgoihipp. ;.,, it sivtlgeirerrethe ' "' • ' ' tr 44 •' 4l ' : " it' 4 0 .'14 ". tta 11/04 . totlier a who orris, to which 'evcr,bl7.lo4l l lo o loo. zeulaigiallreilit. ' ' ' 'Rp ... ' , to he aserird, the desire o venous/ , . :e only can be its motives. She served fee 'tan la . see,. •; • „ . . iiidi. .. , . . ► . . . . _ .. . . . . • ' . --“"--- . 4 . Irli • :.. 1 / 4 ' ..-..'.."'----------------- ~. , . i The Officer leireiterthat" his' *tablet. ' • ' ... 1 .. t . 4 • IN ).1 . • ' - • • _ . know what a situation hr Irsillf ' , hut th 14 ',,.'-• "' C .t AAA A ;I`. l a/FTfrr .t.i:, "... '•.' 1 sr , ..• ; - . i as ai ; -; instott-atonse..-Yestirial-1-'-- Ciotti broker Ipersisted in - fiii orderhiatitat _-obe ' eti •• e ' • ~. , . i‘"•/ . ll* litellittroliqs".lZ".....:l6l4lllll, t l4l -- • .•:' Field-lane ' •iiiii - cit irtdirliefore :- Vie - liifetse• Miit o a l , ' - ale - • ---- ii-a be tit, Ilsigl i stre . te for le ~.1 ‘7..'. - 1 ' ; astaie Jena oft the 4)4* ..! ..4..4 ". Al 41eri Of l lierk 1 , , . . • 1 i A " 'Pr "" IS mew ' .tb *ith steellog e trash, eoutainnag. wearfrtnelparel, I femme. to compel a intwobuther in St. Cheesed ' ,A,,". • stutters** 14,40 impreollllllno • I likie 76 froßlTtessofellMlloll l t .e :.. - .st'tis4 l l* - tlng's frieude, that then eppmarsany rejoicing tient* ,„' h as ' rem Centerbeity_taitmorning, rind . bad . 'lol l red with herself be Hannah Keats, wife of t staldiev..= • :-''T he-eit i endless humiliations' to while-the British nary '.'""" ilia , ' 3 ' bees fated Its.tbis ettreoiehlan,eastaetovith.ai pea- twiltlift e ff e . . . I . e. the propertrif 1 tadr. 3 lvlto*, oaninibir,gle - coach I liver up to her a trank and its mutest,. sh e • --"" . sit , i Kays, reracochareb.street,l time since, she ,was lyintrin at Bristle, and h as e s Z . . *bean the trunk mai taken. ,band was in Londots,to pus into one of the V e iiT a i..-; .• :. er eeel e u " g ` i 'ille.jilit iinturedgm listlfeCinaaithlae.weei.. siod ltavr4 in a hack .. wieneA I„ o . o . a sh e r.ddele, h e e:thier * f o r m *gar pa ,. to t ,be • Mr-AilOsePll, ' taw / it friend of the iady, stated, Battening, having ben disabled in a n arm, ;IN ~. • . Mob! ,114 it tf, ' ,Wet abs * Wag in . bad s tealth ;. and about to leave .in possession of the trunk, which contained nore s s , .4 li7l"tonsidered.lsei fermidablei - sarai :ppiser.... • . 91 , ci g ifswe,.:and baling recovered her - property, declined I. apparel and linen, with Baukenotes to the atuase s tr a.. • sa • ' vent the notiettlaff. things 361444 k tbst•.e011 1111 1,... „ ~ . Stever pnesol.f,nglaswt, tiseads saisuy, nieeteinv.tivessaitis of , tins , Prowee_ t l e ff - _.-• . - I 1001. ; her h u sband being obliged- to leave •' • . aiti ntisees. - : • , Tbetowe ma'loll, however, deemed it his duty to !be for safely of tbe trank arid contents. pledgee • ' eeeepeasioe' •French natioh..ohould •not' 'ex sit la.-•fikleal hievilelle t.4ones by.which they held Issas hi notAstily iejslllll i to . lamination • after which he directed , ' the b k elf I Some '. 2. -0 o n 41,e . . - ' . 4 .. 1 / 481 but disguseel. : At the ilietais Wsoyele ettelardinell, .. until the Prosecutrix could attend the Prisoner should this, the parties applied to redeem the el , 1 . . • when the pawnbroker knowing that it ont a • . l '" ---a 4. *- the. intelligence was soon spread amongst , the. '6O riiiiiid , d. 1 411 ": I'. groups of politicianstend - otiterldfeva , end la eery IatartZLEMENT OF NIIITG'S STORES. ''• - 1001. in Bank-notes, and having heard that a - rehie4. :,- . 1 A wierliat "th e* .BOSP:fitisENT. - Yesterday Thonpr - . Burroughs, was committed at Manchester, about the timeiseeco, , - ; Ira o rete. : (group, and. At 'each : eeeittir lion ,W. ~ . :in winbw „; c heers. In every coat • are col tat u late Puffer Of the Rhin, was elateined before Mr. i.Ceieed the plodge of Bank-notes, to that reeir4 - E ... tat s hite; ,..; l t , ..iimerica owed heel' • iViteeom 'to . France s BMWS, charged with a, misdemeanour , in embezeSsimount; from the situation in life of thelmeleiN i I rims want.. SO France has neiffis- libspke' of , beleg to , zling, a quantity of tin Kioe'e Stores, to the amount i doibted whether they could have come honestly, 'I I . 1 that sum, and he communicated his suepiitioal tet t ee . '. ' - e see moths- ..Aiierica the , retovtiy '4140 learitl'inir'indepee. of 921. 15s. lid. • - •isr. el," -1 : , > . . . t g their dtv4-•i•deliCe. It is roundly declaretl,lhat onlrsii nit army IS examining the - Prisoner's eScounts at the Navy. i Ihnsva, who authorised - 141 to detain these • the 1 i and ha0 0•1•Or' the sate etnollnt 'as rid hod lee!Sisain O f f ice, there was found statede that the - olop.room . parties then stated, that tbef acquirea the propsota a: . Jl4 Immuni .! n r, • b's instantly employed' itt -war egainit:Adterica, i, had heel,. broke' open, and slope, to the amount of . their industry ; Hannah Keate having been..l, 4 4_ Val e " 1 " .. , e .... , ; _ e r ma i: we' shill either 'loll Conadklit Make id some Other 9tl; 15‘. lid, stolen at the time; Prisoner ' had takes i yid% tie army, had washed and worked fur tine - at se: °"' * , `'''''''''' ' i a•tl i 16rides peace Obit Oere ' are those • who. I credit to himself for that atioent iis his accounts.e•ei'•cers. This statement has turned oin oorxer.l,,soklipi k , .44, trieatild w Y 4 • ____ L '.. ...__ _., .„ e li, ' asSert, that even If Norman army- EnoOlo oeestnffillnded 'Ta the accounts were attached a certificate , purportollilagistrate gave her an order to receive AS ia lie ., in` t esty , f e ma m a , : with the same ability elt was in Spain, the issue is in 'to be from Capt. Malcolm, the Commander of petty. ••••• esl . l6 ,,s h „,.,eicre than doubtful; ..'rite chief wonder at the same the •Rhin, -Touching for the correctness of the state. . ~.• ' TIACKN NT COAllinft. • . 14,0 Illall-san A ne.--A.Gentlessian Clhibitei a CON 1 . •- more . clammier time seems to be t ogle-headed as the Unitodkrtit, and also an affidavit'. cat Prisoner stating the i. . . . . • 1.06de 'int almost. . . Sasfors l tite driver of No. tor, Ms op , our states have font us foreiveral entatithe, at hare iret (set.. • flotne suspicious circumstances is the iovesti. '..0 4 or . abe these and tabor more, than legal fare. (....:' . ~.. Fsgalltal'isf fibs accounts caused 'further enquiry ; and 1 f kaadiall fel- '.yet' found awaits to COO' with tkiele on that enema, plesaant bad gone ever tbe same ground SO ofte -- 7: ~ !Wily tnni -1 , which we have hitherto hoested*l4itetuiiatly ode le''weletatongty suspected that the whole was a fa. ! . s ' la itati ""` ' IIWII. . That two successive diattdstios heee been brication. ' . that he knew es sly what he ought to pay; wil t ; 1, 1 Mend of 3s. that being I " , • Cant. Malcolm stateti c tilat Prisoner *as appointed. resisted the .. . Si ire /measure ; utterly tilittroYed . andthatt . licklioot the shadoW `of e obis war, t. 4 ,• . atAg..." 4•3 ' **IL e 7 bbii, nut ' T ape to men or vein": ~.,,,r fleet has been of us in the Rhin in June, .1801a,ht , which hetontinoed to " ecb • and altercation thee tools 1 ' . . .„,. r ~„. 0 , ~,„1 - -lir' td the Rainy flit,* 'Si 'Canada, aitboogh thlit.:martte till the. I Ith . of . October, 1.811-, When he . Y • I t ettre ittleor- 1 1. 114 ,Y, being inferior Imbirre, had no reeour ince • , t rseded He ha d the certi fi cate which name of atife@es attached to it.; but there being ". .eras !abou t tl4o4aeVtliltd,t e man . gave a ticket '....., . , confusions amount paid, •-, T i ' akidsight of In the fleet.. Thisle . UP if,a-Lhow jeatty . had been delivered in by Prisoner, with his accounts, actually r Magistrate said he woad.; convict for ' - ' . v si , , abuse, that being established,s•as it *as of greet •eel; ~ Lai et scarcely different questints,7-4 weed of Isttibantled mird L wideli 'purported to be 'signed by him on board • ..- e ' ' .- • , .• ~ ~ 'styled away its the management :et tter. Sanifinel,ioncerns. To the Rhi n, at Corinna, on the 16th of Aug . . 15111 . portance to punish, as often as opportunities der* '.... vantige au" make'peace at such if diestailitc ant with the impres- ' certifying that the slop.roun of said ship had been the rude behaviour of hackney • meanness-Co.. .1 ire sions arising out' of stich r eaents woold be to con- I broken open, and robbed of slops to the amount of I sr of the wee victed in the penalty of 20s. and costs. , wince. both the Anterkerse a4tl the people of Europe, i • I. . o . • 9'21 15s lid the whole of which he did not believe - - • tiATTON-GAROEN. A burglary was committed Ist Aptil,ll;'' 1. i. •a•ions to as, ~el-), improve that Great Britain ' ad toned in enemy with whoo i true,. a nd the signateriete ft leas * forgery. . the warehouse of Mr: Collins furrier, Allem-street, L'l.• heir hamilia. she could contend ad [auger ; 7 -whereas, to carry on: The Captain stated, heinelesamineCtile affi d avit well , and several hred post4ds worth of beat, bearer, seeci ho have coo- 'the war without making far greater exertions than 1 11. t the heck of the'cortifioatei'Which was swore by . hairs, and other skins stud i es ; w hit although t her e was a efeel4‘, as ofoggrao- those which had terminated so unhappily, would be: tie Prisoner at Portsmouth , on the 23d day ' of Oct, . a „ D ri:‘,7..d d witir ed ishiss e iZ e t s *:= aro. "' • um.i. g Arts usto con- only to go iii search of new discomfitures to animate I lBt3, respeCting the breaking o pen the slop-rooie, ties Office, having recessed ' ', i deate %formation, pnica;regt ens search -warrant ea i rsesdny, .nori searit i ted e 2 hooseof Nee . ; • std heal the - that Openly re still higher activity tild exultationsaed 8c c. which - he believedto be untrue '; he believed no. 6 the p re ' em t to clear the Joey by progressive abasements of 034! such ciriamitettte took piece, or it would hare been str a Tet e :ih a .Z2l,° 0. their states C h an cellor- Matt , set Oodey C 2t tater*, of our • to arms. for KO via re humeling . ceirditions of peace.-- i entered i n the lei.boek ; wad he had made particular.' cared him. and thee Troceeded to search the book.. 3 war 'l6 con - It IS almost impossible fOr luiy Englishman, slink; enquirY'of a' dumber of the crew, but none of them found a wan of the eat " "fJ`Jee.Ph Roberts,R' heets t e P oetee t -la ' • sad is so un- . • ,of tieing up a large tionttle of 'tussle bear and Melees . 2 e pec : . • et , the airival of this fatal intelligetice, to enter a rrench l had' arty recollection of the eircenlatenee. swans, white hare and other valuable skins, to '" rer ,* a wei f u l society "witbout enduring the most . sertsible meal. The Prisoner persisted is • his statement. 501. They secured both Cooley and Roberts. awl brasaiistaa at aithe pri. fications, or without . the certainty of a perform' TheCeiitain said, the - only occurrence be couldskins"thee'”aheee me ' ccdtias ak a adwais and swore to tbeskins.-.-The Prisoners were committal/wk. tto it 3 origin, quarrel, if he repels in kind the sneers and sarc asms , eblliete respecting the slop-room door was, that the' flier examination. - • •A 1 John Brook was charged with Orilging a forged stets, 1 .• yr dissensions thrown out upon the speedy downfall of per naval keY - ,i ; nir lost, and the cArpenter .opened the lock by ' , portsne In be from a ?sirs. West. at Hammersmith _ls Ite, 'cit• hY which and military character. French Officers Onager to Prisoner's desire. . . I 'is, tallow-chandler, for three dozen of candles.-x The le of crane - re offer their services to Ameriea. . Prisoner was committed till he procures bail. .essigremandee for . anuther examination. • - w t "' least e ' ani- The comments In the Monileur or. the.fleclara- A master butcher was convicted for driving it heifer. ••. ".- • 71 we at the s.' tints (lewd October 8 - from Vienna are considered. on the irevenent in Piccadilly, on the complaint of_ ..-,:' • .PROVIDEIV2'I.4II.4IOWAPE. • of : -- .„.:; • . ~:.. 1 11 asi iime it s : t i t 4 t 3 a , fr d- 'hi Plirillt e ,, trust ' itni l yertarusk sssue' l 4 pep ter to:iike, 'pet: ier:keepOr' :' -., :. - - ; , ;•.A..,:iie . • ..; -..... ...1 .-..'. - - • , a logli arm i ca esisnifett . termination on the vart of the .Ftencli ' ' Ittll3lEs - OF ILL PASCP. 'A - ... ____e.. . le - lo.s 'II Gentlemen was riding a te* ys ete raw it for4i,inaa fa. tevernoiellt to oppose _the `plans for pakhioning t . ‘ E p li:abelli Byrne'''. keeper of a h°.titt of . fiti e e I gide Park Open a very stroug and' spirited •huifs( lefilittettan itiftain ' 9;fititte.C. - ,, Gernsatty oniangst the . greeter i... anton.street, Hamarket, was charged by Aids eitgaged in ceetersatiOtt aqd cerryiag the _reins la . 4 a! ' be world. that Powers. The principle, it is asserted, of the Treaty itiltieme, a girl net 9 4, eta of age. who _ stated recess *ay . another rider teppening to pass at In AU Daid•optY be . of Paris, was, that all the aa powers existing in 'that she and another * girl occ u pied a. roominicf; - w h erea s ey I sorter's house, for which they'et. hte p I . ? gallop it bitiiiite - way'sillii so sudden a bound fro , ' ' .7: 1 uwi mmeleas i. I 1792 should be effectually reinitated ; _,., t.- eo • 3l ' e l ei. " ' the o;ford-street-pte es to cause him to lose het; r n ' ercr4 .o 7: u the projects developed on the part Of .ilist Allied but after - some time it was redeem' to 21. Ihs. ..here i thip ._ , . . atm stirrhpa at once . . It shaped its coarse .r 4111116 • . Collin, this principle is to be adhered to may met 'makes ' ►ist k re ' d ly eiolitet i, • i ri:dssit bet a it agar; ran ,an to be open , • in every instance on behalf of Austria %merle; I- - **am ! were three other girls of a similar description to here • .with 'fearful 'Speed towards Piccadilly. In goieg i self in the house. On Monday night she slept out.. . 1 ,,.. . • - • • ne Tuesday. morning she went honk, when Psi: .' we B e thi s as it autei vie G o .; l . toner told - hit - she could not occupy the room nay Item the eter " ce , it, , st . ruck di ff erent carriages; and the tidal, of the motion,. never being silt ta . from . Prussia, and Hulland." p ac ific'. ii i iiings : 1 longer, as three her absence she bed let it to another . . recover tie stirrups , had little or no power over it. meaessie was vernment alone seems to have Ile appeared to endeavour to keep it in the Parke, larvae it tame the army and people of France are equa litivwfac I girl. She regeetistd Prisoner to . allow her to co in, -, ~./•-:,.• and get tint her property, which Prisoner . refused; the .road to Kensingtoo, but in Vain : it made ihelatienenf die it. renewal of the Continental war.straight at full speed for the Pichidillif gate. 'Thai rosoptitode.aed Th e i mpe t uos ity o r th e F renc h c h ar acter a p ' :inteept . the first paid the retitp she offered'ttorrber i was a gig, with a Lady and Gentleman in it, tare. " en ' war a " it fewdayi ago in rather a Alsagreelble form.' ' . *error the week's ired 4 ,11. .7.4 r Od. • bet risotto!' if.,- ;,- studs. •if made ' ;refined • t. accept of that. , She having . 10 - pawne ' 5 ,• slowly out of the gate at the moment. Every ino m e t en t t , 5 0gitte'pl t he great sham battle at•Clichy, so mit broker's duplicates of prow n pledge, went , in - person .00ked for a dreadful accident to the wane, g e l upon in_the Paris . Journals, the . soldiers en. ', I, thoagb - they Iwo r e loca t e d rigid on opposite sides proceeded again* each other • • 11 1, 1 - when the rider, making a sudden and lait desperate • ' tame Collins ; nbrokers, Allen avid age, Russell-street, • end CLong-acre, ehersishe learnt 'that Pd• when sbe i i effort to pufil,firs horse up, it rose, and, , trarees the die- to. acts of reel, violeece; amongst the skirmishers, I four yards, ,from tht mistier:, made a treeing° .• ] free , gr e ss many individuals were knocked'. diewitientdragged font had been there with her, duplicates and p aid i the intenetdue on the pledges, saving , she got poi- ' • spring and irentcleiraieer one carnet of tbeeig• 'ln the potter away as prisoners-hundreds were broiled's,* blowi Moerieae veil" from the butt ends of their - a d versa ries e t ereen o ks-.. session of them for rent, and had tie property changed - h 1 Its near hind leg, 'kneeler, striking tie top •• 1 4 4 a WhOO, or .some other part, as it d- •- - , 1 Hiei na , i ,_q uarrel seieral others were shot at withinitaitteiiiid, and 'lto her own name. - i A man from Allaboand Pa ' . kti. wu ' throw* with a dreadful smash en Dee : 4 ''''' 'P utes .' bad their faces severely scorchedwhilis, 'ant a tied gei identified the Pei- • • ~' . a rem the two ois. .t *Mee sport t h e pavement in Piccadilly. . -11 Is, sankiad will were obliged to defend themselves in gaff earnest - latter. ••• •,.. . . hiirse which .*.as a very valuable one, was, , . 41 ro etriikled sad from poshesof the biyenet made lifter 'Pet skl)twge : • Att.-Bums nanitalwellt this o ff ence as a retell; ' . a manner dashed to pieces, being cruelly .., l, and the blood Abe movements were bentitei-e the. eellahleatiolp* :46;111,0* as fi t NT.* Copra to enquire into . •, . , , •°- and breyed beyond recovery in every quarivi• ' 1 tlerd theories; skilful-and the flre lecessant : there are not . r•-- -Meolikiers sool,for the..parishio ffi cersiana so me eo, L• A • , tut of European who so • W eil l i.pd 'wet,. though in the saddle to-the eery sit i well. understand tike pantomime oft ia/ . , . 1 , alleittlaboars, .to carry on. the - prosecution next ., • ••., .. h • d ad lig • ' . ' ra ped' wit one th um b knocke Oat a s attYs ' these - Cs- and file pilltereique of wit, *ribose in the' ~ • ntanoSer.Ssealoos: -. .) ma•-llie flew' , service. Prisoner ' s . __" . :L--_' bruises on both knees , which struck the yelled • 3 ..??4" . ; .. halso came out that the buslie4u :Wu, .; , .!', .. -.. 4 4 0 , 1..... 14 ee property per --- -- , .7 7 ,-' - '.- ' ..7. , i i . . 0 t o o pen a communicstifin troth.' .b i wk to rs i each side of the horse and. which may appear .. i fligereate IWe gitllgifilr. IVer.. 1. ' '. ' ' t'•• - Of . his house to a a • - gemblinghoui4.c i lit ' arYno 4 . di lar as there must have been *pre(' more extraor i y, nee, those gees- . , . . „.. , : -.0...-.. ' e d ge d t h a t I t was hi s b usm e n • u p i s * i ;biter, :close rub against some or the carriages or the et . . • isiem " "" i'feSitti about the twiddle age wio havaleda ft* * tables. - •• , e •.; the breast buttons on one side .the coat being -• , 1 s wiv i rt, s . * - 4W' • • ' toter brushed off• The stead • conduct of the . , • mars,tri hior A t ', appeeraisee of a Jew,- arrived here . this mar .-, Rod The Magistrate consideeed the • Pri tstr to - kis P, .• ' 1 • bid es. of w 1.5 4 " 1 " illeeeniettuted in a post-chaise and:Nur,* WV& ,opting under the influence of h e i. h os bi n d it 144148 ' more la the gig most probably prevent ed its 1 • i idrees==., .. ' more serious, as horse and horseman, though pr.. id p I alighled "ear th e en trance of the town. -'. AP. therefore, admit her to bail. ,'••. '• e :' . eeseiva. tee,* Plied atmost immediately after attbe Packet egillfees to An - extraordinary steno wag ft* sad Ili irk th e oc , .trated somewhat sudtlenlefore his whee ls , . air ,, i ,„g a r Ttr= t knew at whet hour the- fi rst packet would fill for Ice,. frogs a haste of 11l Ilan. '' • " l ie* . B ot i c*litUe poise, were nevertheless allowed .14 . co , . - -r - - ---v- I DI A ae;• I f mod that he U • id r-A-` - 6 f! k t • • Lai 1 '' r . time to remove themseltes... o commandteg , Dieppe; an...on ....ag .n.o A mon wou .0.... ‘ c0ur., ..at LA r.ne-street fit ' !M ` ' - Wins -, ,1 et Brim ta,.if let under way soon after the airiest of the coaches (veil the office . with h er - .hoes " ' ._u_L.. mid blood • The rider turned coolly round 'to the company. • %hen she has.. .°Paws le , 0 be 01 ,„ 0 „ e d , . from London, he appeared. havasbiditaPPointeds and sunning down her face ; She WesAllawitaly ' a group ; the gig, and, nianii ..enqutry, learning that they .: . in aggitistion'; and • hastene d to the White - Horse INS,• . Where ke took a of females, of a-limner • & scr ip /1 7a • f r i t* , t h e arn ; sustained no serious injory, sent hie horses h omes i toil V the wet 'Oast-Anise , -to Newithoe, kut4tntlinrite packet s house , accompa n ied . by. A young na v al officer in his went into theturepike-gate house, where be left k 1 ' Ferment or A z ine- pair her arc di; there f tp returned wiihent--Jette sig.tilso in, soother uniform, which was altnost tern to rags, and ce- address. J. R. Scott, Portland , Hotel for the pli . ti lea aptrestratot ; chaise from the'Brideet.-fneielyeiteed . the isestillien 'creel with dirt and a rolitere - resembling • t •._ use of answering any dimage that might have b- / pain , w ith - its ea kr apule. done. i nia kind attention of several people, incl . • not to stop at the.Wlstallorifii,'but set bias down at which his hat was completely covered . nee Morepawer- sukbortty .: w i t hi n td, e. .Gan,an the l L yest.olllf. „Ma enqoiry respecting A charge was made against him by the tall female, of ;rig the gate-keepers, with the strict honesty , .1 I its recOguitionat tb o pitareiv_vms.seseiViudy irenewerbeeklie soon eller o t - v io cut ly assau lti ng an d . me i n al eg .h er . She ga m Soldier and servant who brought the instant' ein I Ines? tt - it smith- ~. , , at . Ind Gr i z a kte sh4, enveged the l - whale ! wf tile Ehtelletb . 1 1 0 klaiudf, van silseneyleed in London within these few days from ; be iloubtless felt sensibly, though tie predicame ..1, is it is emote in- caaAiliaa thaCeglia*iiii.,. cd'lNtaiMittafilsiiigfitilerd Porkeesotith, where she had been:tequainted with the eSon is thrown into upon such occasions scs r-ird ttwyt ton in and Matt not. Wog inithe:weE, Wore .14 ' r •• • Officer; that shel triad seet itti M' m yesterday morn. • snits of a suitable acknowledgment at the mo - 4. ‘, mooed fair, -roc- L ., _,, LL _ ...• *deal memeot be-'...5• vOnettua iperirhitving - ne4aigsgeL - . s sea- .10g,.. sod lie had*trittdalliesi In the way above de. and assuredly if ever a person was excusable in Fes of eVibr_i re - liarresearl:masieri. WWI, exttime ,shalt ,i(O .- lelhe "ab e d. raining any thing they had found, it was the "' -' o "'"`'... l4 ' ir ''' e Continent 'l4 is coutieivedsbere Vat 3:implore of•sit* set I - The Officer ii iiiiiiiter . 6s. to treat her and belonging to the rider of a runaway horse- , ear immediate la- ' the iorlempl hire Oucabriptty tar _.. . i ft -Ol t ceun t rY : Ind been robbed o iiiii pliant of 61. I hot • Pro ' secu. Baja/Lily •.. . . i as, more, . .., : 44 , „ .; • 4 . 22 t r =ge====megsg. •,„ ~,• , ~ . , ~, „ trig lied trialently salted him, and bit two of hie left country, la hider' • .... • . • . ,MARRIED. deb we edhete f' it, "1.40: interesting igiude yeeterdtttpvellit„id_llerielt 0 Ottileis' she tore his clothes t. and on a signet Oath, 31st alt. at Hadder%field. H. Allen, VAS. .tlf t -' MOM Ahoy *seat fkoreliei to the-Gaileall rCtllinlll lo 4,. ' 4,l 131Amlei . gnotirkr it ) the white liquid thrown over hi bead. to Sarah, fount, daughter of the late J. WhiteleMs is r• en te 81 of Windimuae. • G o ve n am , a m( Coffte-honsri,ln..senultsplitss a elesellssbe 'sagged .ists,4ol4 Ilfa'„ j USid:Sittistally blinded him for about oa Tuesday...at 5W41114131 Prior T - Roberts. Fie ~.• ..'• . 4 • . /at Junifiews o : s W l t Yer 1a. , 3th0 totn , bottigk• fe'ffeht It.vitt ilf t g et Ve ifillteit" . . ti.,thttia- ii Release, Hampstead. Maldleset, to • Miklos the third'" • ' to of the late P. Alix Esq of S arh -house, • .Y .- l'owtc..!i . th e ageing Prtnce. She pee otioosese oire. off 'ter „hem eirli tree - said he attacked the shire. ' •• g ala the • AMer hum are ) evindliase aerie* iseriail reisettrilli*iniiiiti vi. .tivet, todi ea. ' rteastiritflrit, au,' the atistren Of the house Oa the Ist instant, et Leamington, near Warnicht rl ' ii dattAl,...% IWt:f i . tine in thsialeisity24. ' ' ',lab' s , thr,rjkili/esi . * lilt i lent mania ; they also denied the rob- winalki"'•4• Mi ng of tbe vra ,_/'. ~ ~. k i n a 0: . . . . .... Militia, to Elisabeth. daughter of the ;ate Colonel Tim , r . yof 'Meting, i Ztomonot iii i r IP& it . 11.i,pietla lie .: ‘41 41 : 4 1 . 0 • , • • Woodisygton, OW Hon. I“..tretia Commu,y's service. . de wit* tot w)tilee ..,„.... . :• , .. ,t:.•! ,• ;I:bleVihey. 1 -710 L a ' , wit! tlrderedthe (Ater to be doubted till , , :•,-. iii P,'' ^ ;+ __ . SOUISO OIII WiIet ' ..- : 4" ..t 40" ' a t e- - 410 ... . Miler ' s who be Wei *OH noteellitea -- ' WAL --r ) rl r it i ggres p rta i ' 614 6 ° 14 .;,* lair iiehlhaed hy D. LoviLL, to . she served five rim la . orrey. •- • • • 'midi. *:. * ' . . ' ; ~, arvib V4loflialt. gl, fket.street. ,' • •• . . . t . - ..- ' . • . • . . • . . . i . .•• ... . . . • . -•. 1 . • . . . .•. . i . • • • ' - - - f . • . H ckv 0. L Ri. , • k • . • ) t i .. • . F C • 1 6 i y a ~. l '1 ~~ :711 1 I r.l , I I t I