The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-15 00:00:00

. , • . . ' :Stitgiggiangams....., — . ' . - THE' 'STA . .. •.. , . _ • . . .. , .. . ii 4ed L INTEL LIG E NUIL - i The eROWN PRI.K . Eof iftliDEift iiiiS ' 61 . -i),. —. _ . ............________________ ...... ._ ________. - - --, -.. _ • I ' • ri DEAL. JAI. 14.-Canse• dew* from the River hie ,Majaty•s 1 . .-sew-- '... o •,. . . The following letter, which. fil ac ted &ore the • TIER II grCCURISIVPHEit WYVILL . infebtek pit* -WM asteredlt WI ' . 1 . . . i • - ...,;......0..:-:' '.: •• • • t itlatfd.a.aorlions cif millipni .in fit[ , • ~- • . . i Woo usious, and sailed for Portastaith.-,Arrivid • the Bets. last number of the Adige, wait Written_ by the „ - , - • . --... , 1 j' 4 ‘ ll '"' 6hawv aid Na. gran trooltour uaikr cone of the Crown Prince the day after : the eaptepeget.Lobasg,o.a.,_ I . 1 : 2.4 6 . , ,of the Oita' d the pectilie l s i• V• of shy - , Ulrike; hit beer 1,- 1 . . ' • —•• ••, • . • rigmy emote, from Bellied. - , .„,_, 2 ' WhICA mist , en dpd for. . , dier:Jteiitc ,, a '7', i 4 . 9 MY DEA& OSCAR,- The peop l e Lubeck Mel • ' 4 " it olai-E,.)lsvi undeirtaked - to side Opener requ i res thot the wooled , rilie .4 , tisitmee). • 6r , .. P•wristoirra, J A H.I4.-lArrived . his Majesty's daps Zealous eked ;Gustavus thee First in restoring lit) ty to la '. the grossness of i • o : t zp s o a sitiOn pii. Ctised' on you„•by pieta In att its eiloatiat farina and ' Hitt i5tA.1,,,„.. er ups ~, adinus, with a . sevell convoy aml Cad , nus, from the Dowas.-Put back country ;li have just paid this debt et the.Sweiles--;. 416 ' 44 . garbled doeuntent of the its hell; ' edi s trict an d - , • " - . ;he c 4r d el i a . b ow l t io the E auw „ e g.- Th e convey , we ~, be .. Lubeck is free.. I had the happiness of gaitiim poi- proceedings " the sixth of .4pril, r 789; which its -•: P witb ' each g ora b ni. e u s s tablithed' di ntees 'oise llar e l nd bth rt; ... , fere t ids blelviliv'e !hip Ulesseester, 6w the w e st I n di es 3 m en . minion or this city without bloodshed. This a ds's,. ; dual You to say, in a note, in your first viinnie i tags is dearer to me then a victory hie pitchqa battle., ' il• 2"1 Ott "The form 'of Association, and. six setra, for Cads: set the Mediterranies# and the Rodney, for 9 same vloasent of tiose+. 4 ' . New' tech • net 1 the ticeNerine of radical , is oa . y Cisrenna,•Operrei aid lasbed.--Ne uthersaepointed. . i even though it might not cost me manyattet: 4 •„ How fraf Resolutions ire omitted, being sitemait.to those Reforiih .' hat Its intellettirel force, Oaf its three 4 PARWICN, Jae 14.-Arrtved the Aeckland packet, with a • happy are we, my dear. son. -when we can: iirevent • 'on at York." I have also undertaken 'to' principles do so conitiletely exhibit the.reitetteof• - its .1111111 and Passeagen tteili Hollaed. • • • the shedding of. tears t-bow. ;Ilona *IA -fPliat i s ' • i 0 , ... ce one of the said six, which was wholly of a • , plan, that our legiatetors; to *hole iktispertnins se our sleep i if an men oosidbotottwiked. o.•.. -.... • ; I, t character. I find it in your mon book. • . ,pemfigeano, jan.l4.-Arrived about a dozen ships: Jobs " 441 "" I • pen.ourstatutes mu tb 4 ltir t eel . ' id , e. e evo ti c mon see , there would be no ;more compering. -- -iutd ions , 4 1- • i n the report of a Sub-Co t . ttet of Westatinatir, th . ' and lantrYs finny Rtn J*serio a the reel from Hollinnie- Silent would be governed Ofti • A Blues . ' ' ' . '''. t it 0 ., ~ . ett Baktie Libt.iors, Bit. in the chair, made en d'ffi it fra law f• g* iti ' o awe any ,i cu yin pima for It g elect vineets itre here, which are prevented ge tting up the River on morrow [ or Old Y'llY ig ' • •-' '• `' . 4 7 t those le • 141 ettimate of the .character a princip s• eslohe, midday day after whith ocanat of tbe tee. tti .: -..-, 1 i • li____ 9 may call me. Ido every *gip make them _ leis,. . . ~-, ;- • 'P' 4l !.ara: - - • ' :• • •• ,--, . nomatmesnannet •' • rsfrOm thet tif Dr. Anus. I Were I , in the f ' rda .- 2- ' - -/S. t• it. Media of tlet inbith't ' 4 ; i cue to the good cause; and the. battik of my. as „-1 ~..„. •• 0,9_1411• G ene ral . g• . i-• . -.-. - lion Ait it uN in . Whose happliess. I felt the •" - este y, soon after two o'clock, the PRINCE ' try. The only recom se I desire i that it ot. .ok. .4010Witert ' 41 Pon the efeth r flgn l l de' '-• '-' -- ' • "A . Af el ton` s- . • ' Ilitkiewe held a Court at Carlton-House. Count Li- second on, my dear child , ' sl ' ~ w i brite to select m.,..,.14 - ...celleect wor- - - • ..• ' - nit It' ' the 'Dion *of this itifitt 'that ' ' • ; • , in every . thing You 1. - ..., . - - - 7.- Tl t , ii . g ,*', . _., ,„ „..,, g 2, tir)pist . Ids study eontemplatlati,' I knee' not of 4E141 was - introduced to his Royal Highness by the • one day undertake for ' Ve s t ouLtirturooz, in the absence of Lord CAS. a. - ',Di its prosperity and welfare. '• ~ • •.44, , ,,1t'. ', • : , - '• '7 11ge.1, and `` * "'Y' " I "":"•,.anyaliriciiir , ~ai,Blo. or moderti;li&StrhiCh I stintd& . .- -- - •••.:...• , .. 2 ". " Your affectionate father, ••t - , •i ; -We, •illtbaleOhle right. to : ** An- - Cipeeet 7 le '. aifitA . kin 'of•J' .- - -• • - ,• pones h . I t to That . 131 IN . Itilttatsw, and the Swedish Miiiister, The Count .. . ; ; .; _el', _•lt Of their' Rept ;vis o r el Well. it '/,' , • • ' • ;.• ; ". : . • . Lubeck, D ec 7, 1811 CHARLES JOHN so ..! ..9_ - . t •'• ' • '.. •' i d a d : . Ellka , : •, . • ' . ' ..• • - ":"' ,en audienre of his Hord Highness. The Dutch . - rep " - Ambeseador was also it• i i itt " OS *ii' ' " -. .' • :labs - *lb* OE . • • ' i troduced to his Royal High- ~ Th e f al . .`'• ' * 4 •'‘, •estrOtriteatis theft that t o ll ' Itcfi •.'•• , *- '0 : ,-;:t .• - ~, - etc . "._ i _i• e . tiess 4 tied his Excellency took leave on his departure ii Spanish bassadvr entertained a • .-- '-'.• I - ' u • ,i• • • - •.• •• • mere aro .. •... . ' . •.. 14 'll4 itttal Arttesbibt: ' , - -e ,.. for I tolla,id. The:Patsec Reuter afterwards held. gi 4,..,„,, -,a ,r, t, •. • lion ronicthe • eft . I , • - • ; • Arbei etents, so party at dinner y terday, at his home lo'G• • ..''; --• . . it . I' e l 'l' Alie , neilise- litidtsti • =-* -• ' - • .- "' • -'7r ' • I* ! Les ) Cooneili - I street. ... . - '. 4' '‘ '''.' • e• • f l. -- ••• e ' •'' l e *4 down •by ,I taNi . t orb' - I. • ~. ~ .0. , . '," for reit r aid eeeeltret Ole 1ad0e0... , Sb,st m P t it' .-" , ir,„L It. ,Friff st - - ~ . t night the Dutch •Amhassador left his house in . An abeoisat, see Initleastarsel l : leas doe •.• •• • ..•• '" - - • • • - ' ' ttrth .' ! . C tllZoo.lltfet4, tip proceed en his way to Plielland. . - _ from France, of the death of Lord Battsteteet , Et .''. . „ss, thi s • ar * 6,,,egi'e•-•terel"Allittewto !flue- WJA . , Bt . 7.a.?. ~.tirl„-‘!": . •a .. .0.: ~ , _ -_. _ .....;.. . , - In the coerse of the day his Eiteellency bed inter.. ile that country. His Lordship k succeeded in hl" ,7 - erred on, if 'INA," ills a *petted - '`. „. ito irate of call ..; eiere.,r,ssorti., • ~,, • 4 ..‘ , -. 4 c-* -.1. '' ..::'. '.•• 444•-• views - , n ' others of M•• i title and estates by his only brother: the .Rev. Mr.lr t ,:, ~ •.• • the, •• .- • •# . k _WM you et ei lit .see - the sh ~ it .. - .7r777", .•. ~ 'filters, previous to his departure. i nattaINOTOK. 4# *' An t it repro"vist (only-Oil or . caret • ,, - • -. ~: 41f' 6h - . •.. • i' t . . : 1 00 . Ant those of e Whining.' Vilest& time .4 - Tee Doke of yul,ift. and. a select party, dined t - Bv the eltmct of a letter from an Officer servile — .; • 'ast-tims, "als rs tste Aook R __,.. em,,a, V. . ..,,„ the sense of the ifeople ;it called fo •:, , ifi - ,.,1 1- b 44i . - _, - , ~.- •- - - 'T ' ' '"." • ' 771- --* - ere P"'" ""'''''' ' ,lion of the wisetit and iiii‘si virtuoda Of; .. " - ...„ e ---.\ With the Pelee" REGENT, on Thursday, at Carlton-,i on board the flotilla in the Elbe, dated the tittle... ~ ; . r4 ,,,e m p o e ; A s sms tw ou . an d .h e n ce it.lefer. - , . , House. . .- menu of union s it is .in direct ' lat.en eines ; 1 slant, we have a very particular narrative of,the gal. r '. - toce sfi or .4,lfifi thi ooo k iiii m 00 , 401 I w o •8 „. ~„ , 1, 4 . . .... 4 ff , 1 --• ,• • , Orders, it is said, have been given for all the die - 1 . ' fent lervice performed by the gun-boats *nil brigs et r . **k it. Note . hiso, to provote v i olist i,..pf her r, u.r..t.tuL times, we5ew...... - 7141 !spliter in m :•• Gluckstadt under the command of. Consmodont; next , s etter; and.tfie , eeri,CoutOtted?.sl: - Welted s . ~, posable troops of the line in the di ff erent depots of z , ' ~,-,.. •,„, . 111111 41 PIVI 0' v ' wilt 1•e wit altheie : i ... • ' -•- ' ere • °II ' a so I.- ' .'si which, ass third 0 f.dpo4-1114- 1 under Md. , • . , ' ''• - the kingdom to hold theMselves in readiness for ern- i 7nrketion.' , They are to proceed to Holland, arid to the French frontiers to reinferce Lord WILLING. . ;Mt ; but the greater rroportion is supposed to be of .. intended for the latter destination. ARQUHAR and Captain oIARSEALL. The latter Wei 4 . to the Shamrock, and had ender kir Immediate or- . .., .. r r . r r • 'dare five brigs and eight gun-boats,. *cif'. alone ;. were able to advance to the attack, in- diehisquenee. ' •••• .' ' ,:, : .4-, • will 'do its iob . itnot get rid 6f 'Re - cot: , if ' 9" ass • '• t - - . ' ' • . of bot 4 corrupt' • • • . • . • ' . •. •. _ r :: the sweeping 'vitt - of the General -Meeting r he I line desettfed ts . sirrisio vain that - . Y - ....), . P.r e .„. • I • - . the the Desiree to come• within reach of ' ICA ' • - r • .' ' - The whole of the regiment of 'Royal Horse Guards frigate , i -: * '(Blueilare tinder orders for service, and, it iii said, 1 ; there not being su ffi cient depth of water foe f, 91#1. . • and those else slashed to peosslet him, en. 1 ..• , ~ , 0 , blighting influeslcit of party, ifelPttie lffitaiettle c`. . , :, .. ., *choosy their own recent and eepeated Rego, . t to thecont •• • Aide -t • `'`• ' ' ''' Committee, I sayooil the g t tem in the face-r -t yet, 'and 18th of .Shlffollowititi. ' • :" • . ... . amt their own wctrils, condemn tiiintv4loll by • .. . L. 4.,, -• to etsertiet whet they conflated as a stir 1 thei r , ~ - 'tr which had -'- ... ..s 1 vote o f th an k s to a huts-uotemi . ee„ . the batteries. Captain Maasett.e. with his brigs 7; ,% ;: : ;, •; 4 •_ , o viiith a irmail.- Th e dkitrig:peera ,n. , .. . ... .... • : :rill ; jells tlieir,eomraoe at present with Lord WEL. ! ; 113Yor6tv. . • • . •• •• • and gun - boats was opposed to the battety pieces of cannon , and seven very powerful gun-bo a ts. e r '. , & Il i '..1. , • • Mr.-Paaseits, theThisEnger,' arrived to thwn en - • • 41linwiley, with dispatches from the Crown Priam of 1 • • : .. .H . - 0•141 . e vole through Holland. • • tics have been received by the way of Holland l os i err own Int conduct and which • • '" • heibdito - kid his ' 11 9' 144°e4 OW4, .at ~ I„. , • ~. s of foitY - ',i 7 mg thetkiiiiiiets etas over, t ‘ r . , . 1 ..... iai d it lott o ei :.._,. _ , .. ' di: ...telithat very )ittle ittention tts the ,''''''' iOn the first day after opening his fire he sunk one W s , ' e d o ar kidbeen - s ad we r e obliged to re, . of the enemy's gun-beats, and after throwing above A i‘ ' • .. • - made , T . L.k. . L . be i r ici their hetet* **Butting On Mel i ~ . . ; 500 G shot into the fortress, he was the bearer of a ; „ whin, az liiocaphs Over•fir thei . i second summens more peremptory than the first, r :5 4 . 0 1; et,pieVienort, catilrodis filnketai tight etuvproper,--. .t et •• • Etection of Representativis tt 'eme r iti •Parlititneut 94 'Chit h ' . ''''. i held ANNUALLY , iiperFthe.•:fi*t Tuesday its - - • i • • ' , 1 , ~ . l ' i ; sch "'""• ' '6l' ." wit' It v• of thanks is • nod re s .i. Fox. pirc!,,i,• ! duly ~. tc 9te • Ind . • •-• i Turn we now to Om Marquis of ROckixousse,-.... :. I which was happil y su bm i t t e d to , and the ',• • c - , • - .- In any Fifill leetW 4 hale 9'11."40141,111164 mom' ' ''''"- • ' • atl4 } Odklbsems from Kosiingsburg of the 19th, from i place stir - n'; •'' - .' itlesk •td Bth of 4 O.- came to the ' . • i -" - • ' 'figuniv - Whict i - f9 • intd It saw iris , is i s i s tiusw , • , , rendered. The letters speak the wannest teems of : , i - at -. ; 1 , ....4-yot . :•, 1. .• • . t.. , • . - ..., , * r Thintitte Of thefts!, from Petersburg of the 24th ult. ; , ..• Aka - 1 the gallant conduct of Capu-saAasust.t. and an the - -r'l . t . ' • .. . I ligige Peek •,fr°lo) fe t ,fclleflef et. ~• - . . -• acid from Bremeti.of the 4th inst. At Daritzic, met. I ~, . • • ' • Ain,' ~ ,f Ititt ..N . thelhankk ef.• ibis Cemmlttee • „_ tics remained precisely in the same situation, botb ;. it be deputed e. evil '•• -•- ' • vfficert in this brilliant eiplait. Gluckstadt is aa bei .' tip '."- thalitlin ? aisdlifeoffietti s of the Syb- "VW , ha e # o "Ps ~ - • "P t P' -., . . • bocci c nmo ts tro ng f or tress.lt has ' beeu often be. • a -Om*" letter which now lnr De 4, 4 , ~, w ; . ~;... flee, for the tell listellt tit‘,Report , made by ; -` . e _ l e, • • ••• - „.t • ' the assailaists slid the besieged being in otter [goo . ' u si u ° et; but n Y w as never - net i ' . camp by a. message, or ern* aovto e . - .•-t,!'i • eanereedif tite rejection of the capitulation by the Com- l e g• ' • • . = - •,•• reletitte te the s itleetten , Members' to setts' ... - .. . iodic .. • .. that ,-. •,. 1 „.„. j....., 's t ir ' • i.Ciaief of the Allies, a circumstance which, t The Christmas festivities at •Tredeger, *Mott- 11l * ..Contineitis a , :. 01 , Ar. ,_,, .erre; , , ~,, . 1 pole sommatson,natect or ectormar . t ... .., 4 Person ? Vott Migrated us, - that in a POD '' fi... 4 C,:.,; 61 k. 7s . weVer, Was known at Berlin on tne tetli Dec.--r i mouthshire the seat of Sir OHAILLES MOIMIKtAIkrt. ThKi. nilMt ' ,;" -,? .1 :, : theiubCotterifttee be (b i n w ii k l ', ''' ti 4 dune 17844 4C Lent it ethe•hatteries which were in th e first instance to bat are con d u cted this seanin on the same liberal' scale , ed, end copbse c, ` • : ~ ..1 . :i , t Constaliftir nf `• • '"? ..: IL ' • ....:1 :f t t ho 10 ;, tice a., - - .Pt 4 c 4 -tz' , • '. Surrendered, were commanded by others in the posses ! • , • i of hospitality as in former years, and the visiters are ... , . , _ . . , •g ' les ewes end ..,, • , .• . , .., kingdo; , ' Owe** , t, . 1 1 487 .~ • \ : 1 don of the garrisott, and therefore the whole power ' equally numerous. ..• t t a ft arkieasentarr;; s. .. i41 ..„ i . .. . , , tonsi l hare been reserved in the hands of the latter, • _ The well-known liberality of the Helve of Vs. iZI.; Aleu t In! :i in d, .-4 . -ow p oi. ~ . cossitto. • 'v . ' ''' • .Iti Ate ,ses4e A . ,Paribs tl,. f, ~. ..„,.,, ~ . • 1 deg as has been most usefully extended iii . elte boron* ~„ . -the; ittectefifilli A. '' • • h it! , ~ ' iitetilld ite c iiire ,,, irgil as Awe pi, ; stip art . • wryer sh-ould have been the determination at head- • • ...5... of Brecon Sir Cumitts Motaaw Bart soh • - qu tees. . The Exchange at the Russian . capital we; .-,,,- . • - ' . 9 • ,•- • ,It*. § 4' :'' •••i..'*' . 4 *. • ' ":riat •••• •• •,t. . • ' t RiPl 9 tWi °ll 4) l 4' .. t ' ." :`"4": V' •Irit • • It'lati '' • i ....., • I9.Y '..• 4 6: . ' .1 " ' -'- ... • :3 1 9 0 es fed: -4 •.• :• . ~• •, • tatait..as ', o • at, '- • os.r.". • -11 i• ~ • . te_., •', . • ~,... 4 "" '- ' ., e 043 !4.! ••4,11/45 , 1. • .., N "N , a . ; 4-7 , ... .1 .. , !"•'.. :. ''. l . . . n -i,, , -i k 4 italli. elnieueted ' - . ._ .- .• ... . • -„.• - • ,__ _ • , -, ~..- ir i „, . , . • , 14..0 , , . .Afre, • -.147-4, , a. . *lion ..'„.. . ... (s, :at.. ;•,• 01144 k .. ,t z t ~...ii•ny Fe/staining ehore, •ss 1. • • • a the Wester.. Midfs no•e4. • e • I -- • .• , . . rils a .... ~ , _.. k . • •- - %Ito" , ... ' ' -i.e. . , 'aIPPP.4 4 O-AN-- 1446 4. 4.E. '..; . i liberal donation. 0 nit 'hen •; • pile. - ,- , ~„et i , - - nips nen " ', . .., .• - . -,,, • rost.office. At this moment, ten oacleck,Setorda , . , ~ ~,,s, , and about 200 shirt, c w - distribe ~ • - 'll ' '''' 0 • is imytiet;n , . - • Sir, t i • - o gA cro w ; . ; or:Amoy. ,to. V' Ifist6t4es the terms AT %elk 0 :,..„ . , ' • '.18, 4 0. 15, there are three Mails due frotn Falmout ,': a, . 4 * ' , t t • toed three from Plymouth ; a circumstance never be. i . i former period , and SO pair of blanked were last ' • •; ... . fee Ofleitsee•l am •; • - n Weetatiaster-haVr. - alc . 1'ei04.41 6 ends . - *fri weeld eqgpee, Immilml.- • - . ...y rinietratloo,••l4sithish his NIAJESTT:IIOO4 4 3( I t O . - 1' I 1 week goon to the necessitous, from the remainder of •,' ; • tai• ate tinliv'e l'loooe, drefeeeeVelttebl- to's" •• 9 fore remembered. l rice of "• 1 - el islIV the templets tnoteAtr of Ma pie ogee - fted I le postelpsi.vt fli t notes wire s , pa,* ~-. t hg r , . those very seasonable benefactions. . A play was performed last Thursday night, a 1 . .1 -s -• WIIITOREAD's seat, at . Southill, Bedfordshire. We I The Marquis and Marchioness of LANSDOWNE and . . . • littlen4 that which' I bens now toot • toot A ;eerie', no - ergo ;• e Contractor, •i 4 . the ° Here': takes as as they l ee t alt •- il -,tlae-AlfiCtrie Bill ; I. Iltinues OW, e iris. • u n derstand it is the productic# of that Gentleman, : family ate expected in town on Tuesday neat, for ; the •' • • ono or them ; and, ta ~.. - r• - -,,A, ti 't p •if • try 01 should have fancied they hed declared • et..steolr - a 1 im, 1 genera . Awe., to be hats , . , , and that it received some finishing tonchet from Mr. i season. meo w; lio....reply to .41: very proper questioh , .e vz kis • strERIDAN. 'Me dresses and decorations were sup ! General Wtrrootstutx when asked , after the soebsteng in support of ANNUAL Perils .. Le dh . , (stet!, " thatthe 1: • f - 0 • o . ' ; Aed es ciall when you know with what craftindt - r "P a .•l l •• , tal'", D i plied frovislkory-letto. Amongst the company were : battle of Lei sic his opinion of CONGREVE'S rockets, ,-. Pe yv . . . .1 on seeing the,,,egroditiour all ernmentioned,.. it-eb- U trild IWii. SneuttiAn, Bon'. Captain Bennett, is said to have thus characterized them :-" T , , . . hey , tlatitk o t t y, craft and timidity arising from aconscione. , that no mentio it n 'Ila& of an- Referrit in something•to be ashamed of-theanischieihus ' served, and a great uumber of the neighbouring M r. r.. BRAND, • proposition was worded ? The partisans of that Islo.. riobility and Gentry. Devil's own artillery." ! position do not manfully speak eat, and say, iv ; ___. •,, G . e don, that the discussion 0f, ; 04 eubject iii Portia • mmended to the • • The Bulletin writer of Government , in his zeal , We understand it has been reco be agreed to • wileli he (Lord Roca. us Parliamentsof triennial duratien_ ; " but they, att"'"""" shou ld ~t „ 5 V . •' . for the Allies, has thought proper to state that lila- : Commander in Chief to suspend all appointments to , IMIII,A11.? CONSENTED TO 4 .• j..,.... 7th of . . , k soeakieglyas invidiously, solicit a Bill "to shorteeri• • *mot is.neor Linieville. it so happens that the lila- Ensiglicies of the Liue, except in special cases, ~WO all know, that on the sti" i.the duration of Parliaments to a term not exceedingt moat allutled to is on. the borders of Burgundy, form- as Volunteers actually serving with regiments abroad, t three years. Words that de not positively exclude , Minister year, 1782 , the *smuts being then Prime . ) . • hug, with Basle and Soleure, nearly a triangle. , and qualified Students from the Military College. i •, ~ - I the question of Reform- the_ most impudent a all I rennuus rarltements. • Thursday last, about 50,0001. worth of gold It is well known that a considerable number of sit- i ethical questions-was brought forward in tile •.' -Red . the Committee of Westminster, In April, .P • • coin, in five-dollnr ffanoverian pieces, were ern- pernomerary Subalterns are borne on th stre . ngth of 1 1780, displayed the some honesty, fidelity,.and judg- ! ' 092 Se of Commons by Mr. Pert., and fist by only 'barbed at Harwich,- for the use of the Army in Hol- ; the regiments as non-effective* ; and lu s tase of any . trona" votes. The following morning I - was met 41 meet as that of London, by an Association " foe . . • land. • reduction, these Officers would be placed on half- . silo ' ' rioting the duratien of Parliaments," while an • , and - Qovesitry-street b y Mr. Kure, the Marquis's Prisate ; ••_ • . • • The snow fell. to Monday and Tuesday night, in pay, a stipend incompetent to Th eir support ; aecretary, now 13ishop of Rocultsteit, whe t it . accompanying Resolution explicitly declared that ~.. . the West of Enema, to a greater depth than has therefore appears a measure of *corm my and policy . : both right end, policy forbade a longer duration than - . pathetically lamenting the vote of thi t preceding • .4: been known in 'hat district for the last 40 years ;it i not to increase the list of Ensigns, more ocularly pa .... . ear, there would have been good grounds fur a evening, added, .that, " unfortunately Lord lax*: , had the day f discussion II P 4 • INGHAN forgotten 0 the e being 12 fent deep in the middle of the road on Ball- :as are not now employed on the recruiting sec- . _,.. 7 they cowerestee between those two divisions of the. metro- flown, -four piles beyond Exeter. The fall of snow vice. . I _l, ?On.. Suck a conference . mithave produced a sue- Now, it so happened that Mr. BURKE, the iure: - ~. In Wales has bean nearly equal. • Yesterday several Members of the Commtt ter ' terate of Reform ' in the Representation, and f l expostu l a tio n with Yor kshire,against her ' enem y , t he „ did, - cess u vri Minister The ne,oes of iceand snow had accumulated in the Newfoundland Trade waited on the a.s. 1 I at that time also a aecy . under minister ..., 1 defection ; that might possibly have influenced her to . . . star ' and• . ' . I nch qua ntities at I,Ondon-bridge, on the upper side,' Fife [louse, d by akip t ointment, to represent to his ; I bare retrieved her character ; in which case, it is •. • contrary to his disposition beats, absent him. ' 4 yosteqty, that it was nearly.impossible for barges r Lord . e eep in eres t which the country must ' I not unreasonable to suppose that the union which self from that debate ; and it was the oorrent reptirt" or boAs to peas up. . t rade I s lan d , i feel ti the i preservation of the to th a t had been broken by her defection might have been 1 and belief that this self-deitial was in compliance Yesterday a-guneral Court was held at the East 'it being one of the hest nurseries for our seamen, . i . with his Lordship's wishes. The inference was, that •" • ear r restored, by a return to the correct line of India House, for the purpose of determining by hal- . ando f 1h f • tance to Loudon ' a source wee t o imp ''. conduct of the United Deputies, with the happiest as Mr. Buitc.E's opposition to the question might • • ~ . lot the question relative to Mr. Joint FENDALL'S be- and many other par Under is of the kingdom. these i k , eamesquences to the cause of Reform. But the West- . „ probably have been imputed to the influence of hi* • ' t he Bengal circumstances, they represented to his Lordship tne ! . in em itted to return. to his rank in . e It went t oo far in the path of fae • etk ,cammi ee - and have brought in public '.. superior, so queition ---,,.., civil service. At six o'clock the g lasses were delt- importance of including this fi shery in any eg h' Lordship's sincerity, thinking it for his repute.: n -" ja- I dun to be di ed to any such conference or expos- ' s ... 4 • tiered to -the scretineers, who reporte d the question tiou of a political or commercial character that 'sight ; ‘004, ..., i lion that the conduct of his principal Secretary .... to have beiniicarried in the affirmative. be entered into on the re-establishment of p eace , .• • ne i i the aforesaid report of the Sub-Committee . . should not expose him to such an inconvenience, her -'r • ' a r ticular that the Governments of France al Yestertfity a Court of Directors was held at the p . y . . id of . __l _A of 14eaminster came from the peu of Dr. JESS, & Ord not forget to pr d- lon that gentleman to absent ,• / East Intlia.llouse, when, in consequence of the re- the United States should not be permitt ed to em pl oy , . are cer tain , because we fi nd that Report verbatim in , . ' 6 : himself from the I.ttie on the clay of that debefie! !! • ~ : ' • of Piano Oivert, Esq. Mr-DALT/MICA their subjects and citizens in an iojurious competi- i . • ig ive the simple history without comment. eignation . Itss works +. Where, in inother part, the Doctor, - id M ha ts. ' An imaffinedelpediency ,11 ing your sole pleh fur •• ;.: ' ted Chief Clerk in the Secretary's Office; tion with the British Ship-ewners ai . erc . ii .. _ 1 was appoio i ouotim authorities in support of his own opinions,' • The Earl of LIVERPOOL reptieti to this application the ;tiff • hating, after you had, trout the uhll of. ut , -• 'Wm. NitCut.eocn and'HOMS WHARTON RUNDALL, ..... among the rest introduces this omitted Resolution : n _ l 2__ ,_ A , . _. ~ , the grand, fair • . ..., A ' to the Examiner of : generally, that he was sensible of thytztent of thef K s, prooo 4 7l4Pu to year cumin, Esqrs. were appointed .ssiatants whieb I have restored, as one which was agreed to Dept dies, the concern that he concurred with thiGentlemeu very ; animating truth, 'that ANNUAL Pnriirnents mere ... 1 attiats Correspondence.-The destination o , . , . "at a General Med of the City of Westminster, . . %Rs altered froM . much in the magnitu e o t e su jec f an dthlf ' t d that such a the birth - right of the people, all of .a . Stith! . used -. • ; I, •' Comeany's ship Thomas Grenville , April 6, 17605." ; Bast- degree of attention would be paid in any arrange. :by a factious a n etifice, condescended,to prey 0 lid- - .. e . :. ~ ..k'' • Belief to China direct, and the New a l direr; Hi That most excellent person, In whom we beheld radiating, the erroneous, and anti-0444W: .. ,1,4 •d v..: , ••• Bengal direct. ings taken up, and stationed for . . 1 moots that might be adopted, which a matter of tb ; . the happy union of humility and * dignity, modesty • tr i ne o f . •,• Triennial Parliaments, while** retl , ol, . Holland, hi h consideration deserved. Extract of a letter frpm ' nn Officer su. and wisdom, genuine piety and genuine patriotism, g On Wed d nes ay moping as a lad was clearing away I myself of the number, deeply lamented t‘iiisaalingeff, ' dated Williamstadt Jan. 3 :-" The exchange is • . f ITtop of h ouse in St James's- b with a mind imbued with science, a soul i' ought we not now after an addition of nearly. 34 years .f . , n assin for the snow rorn o the a • very much agaittst Pingland, one shilli g p g . h ff tbe parapdt and felt into truly elevated, an intellesi of the superior order, . exper i ence , . to he able, in some totentbledtgree, to et- in old coins place, e was p rec ipitatedo only nittepence. We have been paid g • by which he broke his legs and arms in and under- circumstanceshowever discouragieg, ever , i . . innate the value of that plea . as well as 60 ; appreciate ; 1 these pass for 15s. the street , .Castel's) given ns at 17s. 9d. ; . .confidence in the ultimate tri- having a courageous . . I pi , ._ . p . . in its ominent features that differencet of o inion in ns de. two places. lie now lies in a dangerous state, in 44 Irishmen and Dutchmen are daily comi n g umph of Tarni; so• gifted, no interests, no pas- ; O f eiell has so long prevented our . union -dnal cordial" - • a s of George's Hospital. ' - e r ten, but no Frenchmen. The 3( us . s r i... Tuesday night as a Governess with two children lions had ewer power to cloud his judgment. Touch- • co-operation P . ,• . • ` Or German Legion havejust arrived, and will be o , sin Clifford-street, her foot slipped on the ing the means of voutnitaity, he says, " Political ißy thdextreme facility with which, ;Within One • the neighbourhood, as the was cros g greet *orrice in scouring casioning a, Truth, like the moral morel feelings of the soul, is , little week-ale, within one little tee yon, %veto ) or inia. ice, when she fell and broke her arm, oc *French patro l s in the most impudent m sist c t k nd fracture. This accident was oceas els . sin I id pland simple; it tecommends itself PowerfollY ;lured down from the exalted station yo occepied--:-.. •ossac s compou eitotble, notwithstanding we have some few and to the general sentiment ; and, when unveiled de do • a station to have given you; in the eye al the (action, , Rhin- by the Turncock having wetted the water-plug, hero. Sir THOMAS GELAUABI is at present a t .0. --'''''—•---------- an awe-unwiring dignity to the very belittle level of it and Breda garri allow Water to overflow the street, the half f h h . • Wyvill'a Pont. Pap. I. Zet. See also'l44, for the than - T -' • Owl, a town between this place .. . . but which is a skeet of ice. The gresiter Dumber of t voted to tit; kit of Ricitneinf. .. 11 I. 409.-*Tfilrs Polit., Pep. 1.39 y . ••-, ' a.uted by the edvance of a Russian division, . listed streets le the parish of St. Geoege's an is the Mime f its : :• • . . Wjeillre Pont. rip: M. daSo •' ' • . .A) will return to its own army as soon as re $ II: '• . . • •• .. 1 !itiit one. Pap. 'IL Sbs, SOS. 1" fir • &natio% pirtibillirly.ftektille‘stret4. , . .. _ ti th e brigade under Major-General Gans. . . . . , . . . . ~ .., , . • . . ... . . , = t 4• • • . t • . •• \ . . . • .• . • ' , :., 4 • • ••' • . ' .i t . - • . .• . , ' . , .• • • . - . - ~ . • .4 . , . , ,j - . .• , , ~ . ... _ . A: ~ • . , • .. , • ~,. ~ • . . . •• ' . • _ "..• ' . . ~ • . . , t 1 .• : ' •• ( ' ." • . . . • .. • , )\.-• .. • - ..- • . • „ '• :-, r ,•.. ~ . ', . ' ' ..;,'‘,:. 1 1; 1 4 .* -.'' .. ' '' . ' - • ' N 'I - t 'l6 4 , •