The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-27 00:00:00

r . t • •••••.. tied. 11e cosireived there was a greats. , • jury to a em go of wheat than to one t 111 bliektst rf Stat•W suer Ant among a rat the part.wetteil would heat and swell remainder. If wheat Wag a little damsgt means of restoring it, hut there were restoring flour hut by mixing it with • Wheat also arrived frequently In a state • iiiamdsnmiskere. More flour than wheat filliikAsoarica i from other cootit ries wheat rivet; the mode of manufacturiug.l l,-- Was rilStliser so perfect as hi America soon a boatel of flour from Maisie. isf no prohibition pa the eaportation t manufactured to dour in any part of At had brew some wheat brought from Qatnitiiii . • in small qmsenities, hut the titter eft; Imes so good, from the length of the le! rovglinets of th? weather. A C 4STLEREAG presence in the N jealousy by France, Of WELIANGTON% ► employed in inspectil ith respect to their sures for stren4thening thn rm aimrrier ces theFrenc °cella'. This Rue, 401 1 f,thiet )re and the , Meuse pasage tei• Miriam Cherteroi; Menin, jpres, _ .4 line, if fortifiedstrangi he — l `Witt Van pantile l with (II tiesses Which'eXtending r hi subeuge, Vsleitciennes, Mitre these fortrest any suddetrirruption lands, in that quarter 1 acticable. Thift fine al undergoing a careful inspecL the Duke of W1: J .1.1 ; 13 , n —trial: proceeded to Charik, placesWe have enumentle4, .Papers, and wit .eviden t-uneasier hcit see, withaut iOntirlreraticeili fivm • their ssyoke . .i. and ..; , particularly military .tneans may be foetid ' again t o .the frontiers been secretly nuttier!'" m Netherlands to the 'ranch wau4d infinitely return utter the pow flexed to Holladd. Pat' this neWitriewriaisow Intl,. Sheri& cling so lc:cession of .ferfiliii:* w 414,. ..eseilibte,toutirpon, condo ontii:tlvit tor* '1 lioupe of ilau4vot may probabl 44ioit to tbeir' . t,fartner posiessior 'e regret to liOd Nit amp ;practice of wish* Chltsa l cla , ing onto a consideable .- ' Correspondagt informs us, nicious pilau,* sailoo.Via osilio-prlmilsoi oisoluileov.s•Pie,hitig, and t. the* -1.%, ~*.Wll 42op a tfiak.eatere esamples wilt I at Ifskareatchet 'FLO- hAtie 'boon already dotzot. ilk! that active measurrs will be taken to insesior miscreants who atilt partillokt* . liailtntonatvitede. inieil last-' w OeinAimit Griod.Juryoki our Isat +144% acoinet T , 4 ~Trenerry, ; and. Komi tiiii offal 't “ping herself up. in thu grnudo e mantle of mkiegty (G orpwa ii G az pit e .) .: -: , ..... . • . I ' and lagatife•Siyffs she were afraid of catching some The el -, ,0t and - accetaPllslted' - Belies.; ' kiss , i 0 • • NEXT THURSDAY, Lorr FAY REnrorom lift. • Mails. • swSit. Frabes , . 4).• 0 slo • • • 40.1% iinicir tite 111/CICB 71113 I)At AT • -i •le. Ann, , '&er lent. Re 411 1:•Iiit 111. sch Vest t! ,, n• itictiogoes Hi. " jia 9,411 Gips* ewe:. srAifES 44- LONDON: SAIVISPAT, AUGUST 27, 3 French PeOeSl.l . re received to the domestic iritilligerrci represents the pie as tieterolned - not to, be hehii bileas and Carnlvnls. The City of a feast to ihe. Laing- on Monday political venceodlogs are also of pt ‘Test. Amoni•the project,. In the Chi pities, is one of g upon the respoi !sisters. Vir® wait with cariosity to learn of this 1.74 . • Pas* AUL7t:44Ni Monday, at the Vlen,Adrelraf Coent Vaugiraad, 4 11 1111htednigne Cunt .Admiral vadalnre; #ll4paillerrny, [men& ter latneepeosit f liiniAraths to the King.- thi of Paris will give to the i`ittil Ilitty would bete little eke to do than affix thefillik. of their - 14. 7 feast the city. „niters,' and undies the acts Istlgitko. 1 east , sing ist dr4initively fixed for Monday , the 29th inst.l o t otora .and of . her own 444141m0:1 - She i fl'NErr., who, .with such high reputation, has sap. meet be sec disappolatment" to OM • . ,contagious disease,' 'is Majesty will repair, on arriving at the lintel of the prospect with w hi c h aro h ave wil ., _ . ,tim0 0 . 4 •.;11 discouraging the entrance of foreignere o famjnor ported' the hiFher walk of Tragedy and Comedy; in . Dahlia Theatre . has ptlitively concluded an :the Prefecture, to the Hall of St. John, where there i i ng net to be without apprehensions of iheitera Ili e . (nineties Is still at a di s tant ,.....,.. engagement with the. Ylvistletere Of Covent G lilies will be* table for 40 covers for the Royal Fondly 14 aohicts• who have been* made. prisoners et _var... - theie :are circenestanCes transpiring ' •Piwilleit•• . I .. • • • • Theatre. . ' • •4 fnreigners, who-shall have the honour of dining out t h e appoarlaco of at least a t o OA r. ...aiti They are to undergo a purifir.etion—that is, they There is a parrot at•priateitt in the possession of i' with the king. •:. ‘! • ! . , 1ir.... . . , tion et the Negoc i odat this tii people A ir +,! ere. s o t to be employed Sgein until they have given , L*dy in Hanover-square, seventy _years of age i : • There will he another table for 60 covers for the; coon fry hue and their pore Prflt' ; which talks as well rie!'eoptitt - ditl, and increases in 'pried Dignitaries of th , . kingdom ; in the evening : v enue, stat i ng *lilt the very sot' l poise as 4 41oes in :lifts: 'The bird being a femak *NI for a donated covers, far all other Invitee' : erect i ng t o 01- ler: theiiit*ltir sonikiiiimestre less* the surprise. . a both temiew an ig tis treva eat • ~ . deputation front ',snob Waited upon . r'fb. - , rat yrateraa7. .- . frinquelogue, the iFimt General Advocate Elf ' I.n [titled in the summer Late, . • i . l'the slimmer, and that the honoer of CONelediseg __*.,_,*- . of . pacific relations of Europe is reserved toren idienestd i' Witham. each •_,..,. -•-.;- -4 . i_ . __._ L L . • crop ;loot so heavy in the ear IA .10.0telt ye • the ; 644 1 4 to es fromtishon, that the Court of Madrid, ; but upea the whole and partieeletty hi the light precatitionary policy, has applied to ! districts, a good.prOdnok.. - Jsii,ezpected. Th 1 1 ,j egi. • A, '. I Mega B i g . , th i i lii oeti4 4liiiii*PeOspect of si . goad • average Airt 1;1.14 w hi l t ,,, • .s 6 D'Amtanleroe, reipectins 0W7, 0 1 01811111 a I r epitilon that the discussions are a a.atib , "own a murmur opinion. at is even comma. ! 4441tdit ". ' na llfre1111"lig h ' l6lll ld .o* d ge b welli"T l* hi '' emil"stal enlVi " lirlikk l II. — Court of Ni' addressed a speech to her. der. , f the 1816. In additiN to' the POrtugais• Poratirst t requesting that several. turnip crop is, in parts- --essentr yt ,:....- „ Ibe the mei, w ~.... ----:si -, period ot . year '• ' Jag which she as so much affectei lit ki bOin team ! , ore tio , f:Aoht that Lord . Citcritaamiteil* '` ''.'oPaniards resident in thetlrertitory should be deli. She enswered-00.11. inn-very l gerr Mligible' of the i Hague promises to.he beg, end tbsi.***9 ol .t iiiit4 up, and among others sante, ciiastuarCial geh bittineents whiebcpie 'Unrest to me, end , deeply .al. pe osso an d t h e gi gs o f p urses* in lips ro t k ro. ; ibt iiip. flettietli **IOW been estabitelted_therOfoi , pkOrMincsp ettiond o *tied with thie. trove 'Or which lam the objpct." • . riv ai ted . tants the ei va 4 4 noz e gksetlrp..llrao . i teO yotesi i the Portiigesie Admisist . :Om: The celebratedtedistßumfortidiedet IdicOuotry N t ioje li too' i nst i l - - 01 m f or ill o k i 111,4010106 ; vincred 'Of . the honour and * fi delity •of thilatt ' hut, haste at .. .Auteuil last Sunday aitigs:. at . " 1 0 1 aus ! li t e subject d liar "lunch is ... . ifaiz-of:; has not complied with the deamott, bisr bitsitqldrod' l fever. Be was GO years old. l, c ; ~.. . , wriT v the greateatiolusaNiittapottance to thii. . I 4- 'ii 1 4bat ter should quit the country ilititia 04 shitiNT ~„ and, etertatsidtg Ifioilekts of lacreat4 . twaatrdaP• CilAMße.it 01P I)I.:PUTIRS. AttO: ft . - M. Borstal' k)roperied ttteinfOrt ill I lasi', lee . - r. durilirire elmeir wiag —g- Oaring to the Colimaues thti adtninTstratinn, isist eg.. ;, Of lattliWthilgueltit'l ceipt if theirlsiants. Hi will be heard to.ujosins. 1 !Prih • 4 : 11 . 1111 0 1 . 1 4! M. Fares will he heard on Friday upon a pre*. of -tiLta,1001 1 041104,1.,, e law upon the responsibllityif Ministers. ;. : 0 1. "11 1 . 4 4 7 0 19001114 *Ai Their excellencies Santo' Louis and PAbbe as '1411o41104111 1 10.4 , 16: ; . .91ontesquiou entered tgehaltat the moment when ...' _., .sa liatiltigillittatililVitis :tite 1 Der florme. in the name of the Committee of Finance Arolidea4 it'al. 411,4141 1 of "Idati° o fattli*, Jaal f r t s -a 1 . . nad a report upon the Expose, made by the first , Predalmilienhfd f',l!lify taken in thelmnlMPl oa . ;, of these Ministers in one of the preceding sittiop. . devoted eoanary t , 4 cpst the other hind, lilt is !if' feitod i a the orator, in examining this Expose, and analyo. 4111 , ..Allatria - 04C1114):Iigh a Tail* '9ll. itot..share of lug it in detail, sail, that with slight arnendmenti, WW I _,All. l o 6lll we'll* ofirdragt It ' 1 444 Parting ' o r Pri s ,the Committee was for its adoption. He mad. it rdliradOlal liksaidas tool mat Inkaa hat i- Aaaaluna ; t wi s appear that the Chimber will always have a supei• r#lllP4Vitiltmlnsidir the weight whkkthosefiteetos R om ietstadasee over the . responsibility of Miniitecs, [ e ',le of Europe, their dileWteCtii ire eublimik willeik, ronsegnently, ,could be preserved in all its ; 4,1 1 1 1 a aPtaittabe allsai* s p e e dil y 414 i- i 'r C(° " l4 The* lignur. In outer that Government shouldarrive at i , ..Tiaa.00. 1 0.11 4 ..0 1 k17.5fat.41 , Di' the good promised, a certain sourceOrliquidt."‘ • on must he provided. :The various taxes in precol kOaaltk " tom , t U It may n .ing periods, and , at the time of the invasion, have Wed tin. -fallen short of their estimated produce. The pro w s L fOess of plitical affairs also diminished the customs. 'We maw have a revenue from manorial contributions. :tet the taxes of 1815 continue- things will go on 'better in 1816, and it wilt be possible to diminish them. ......Tile orator, afterwards, in depicting the evils which !watiniusos, in a financial point of view, considered . it at awatiom that credit case exist only with pacific go. vernmeuts. He contrasted the picture of a just au. s ' thority with that of those disastrous days when dila_ t,. f fidation alma the 'consequence and unavoidable effect of tyranny. There never was a more favourable pe -eisod than the preseneto raheild the social edifice; the nation never felt more sensibly the necessity of seeing* the government established upon the basis of probity. )4, De i'llorate then recapitulated the resources pre. - **". r eented by the Government. It may appear grievous, to alienate the forests, but necessity prescribes it ; ,' e sell this means Of facing engagements, already con ' ' traded, is at least certain. in three years the King wadischarge the enormous debts of the State. Doubt has been entertained of the reeoesetes being sufficient, OW Callunittoo 6 dowevsr ) bluff otherwise ) sad that . . many , deflcitiet.tkipitaicA Jiii4rtintr- ~. __, ~.43111'.0.6'11.51.101T.—T11Ft5 to an * l ll 4ll * ' ► it I t is.Begland p ate an end to many a disens.slon4.- ~ . y ;argument t not such as would be showed : PC ispedrt,444l, z iti is, .howevet, plea' Willett W4O crated by custom and admitted as i 1 t fel UN soisdnishillt . .-b bet Willtbut its advantages. It reddcealttiOritte ys i . * the fear of less, those whose obsdisati*fteethere tsacouraged by the insponity of erroneout opinions* • opts asserti 0!y..:c0 forsitra tell, however, lt ass l ie-, opts thole- *host's* eerie ;ta 41SPUtati°" iti te,iniiilitt.ltit Bet and it is - minth - en.ier for the it - it, ,iivitnviiiiiiht:fresloooY. to Pratatt crowns from their -pocket thaniseassiss from, eir lead. Wts:slssil - oey,adopt:thiamiintm of Bat ore. ilent, OHM cliWer. men thin litve as much mot! oy ' • eiloola ;ambit both ietiii determined to prevent the ' urriVA of Itill(lieW.Fia. A volume might be filled with thitkiihtnifint'llts whit* are laid and taken its. bEnghind• 41 • al' joss : 4 vane-yeer.,- There is ! a taste, a furlllLtaik . r 6 riti..:4o4 444311tet amusing thing of pit ie. the • religious-. eittplet - .'itlth wick_ those whb iiertf..`stcit concerl e. It( the "Bet inter dict whate.Vitt:inight preyetij" , from being chafed through.. We.shaltAile:4ll6 45010p1e which is worth a thousand.:' l/lAnisis fOinto the-TM:lies—he strug gled and eildektouredts 'ibis but tkie swam badly. ..1. , Wi1l Ise Teich the bank l Wilt" tie Wiled ? - rts )leo Rt`tni . Batt. st.. i ttny It. witger. ' i ltssienk' uineas were 'We tinaliti 'o44a *aim himeitif ;.- tki ' s taken ; the 'tits- tinenntletitiend'veteMpliedvinut . in two minutes , I .4llNlllo4ilittsiiiiiiltkistoktptnidissgt int"the bead . 4lie pee'tivOilitaser..- lle.. vas' benTileri -permit** some eiVeratea, who tow*" towards him 40111:',4s . intetitiop of. sating him. " Thera is a het: l l: . :skit a bet!" was bawled out from nvevy . qultiest lig it .• these tnamitalr - words the hoatinert - itisispril, it' . , fortunate mart Was diewned, and th Siti•vies . -(ParrisPaper.) . . :it • 1 - : , 7, .it . On the n 20 I, instant, the day of - regbac: ug alt, . i i VesPWl a poor man, an inhabitant, _ft Ap?iostr a tlityrilititrtt balloon, and, though o ff ered i sf i riolullillit Pts it by a gentleman , that ft Q. 'ke 'sent DV ins Derby, refused the tetnptaiiest. 4inkatving - 41mitrit 'honkd be launched.frovn his ~ trtiltage. ,it "rr iiii* loosed and went off in a 0 lii, amitist,4 lo cheesiag of the whole -Popubu t iesslor the sseighbainre hood. In the basket attleh4l9:it *tie li fine pleat of rant beef, and a leOrnk ' e e'and acei• ain't of its being tent rap, illititt that who. re g ever found it would giiii:,o4l: l o,* i ll Belper. A letter' was reteited, 04 1, 'following Tuesday, by post, slating, that Os katioomt. (011.1n . ' BM . near M,llden, in Rsseit, whits same lOW. i ,were at work. The - beet nu eaten, - and t ; run Homan who read the ac c ount treated the . sritts 66 good' British bee ;''in which they dr* li e • . , loyal donors of thsi beef, with three h/4,11r . The balloon traveltedAelistano:, 'theing War * lllll4 O in a fei rainUtel sort than thine haul. trill, Goverment have iseoed 04144) ate „Yeoman Cavalry corps, from the t4tk it ,Yeoman Infantry casys-are also to ,1 diseminstited, unless each corps consist of 70 etfAwtil 'but m case two or three cninpaniee io tsi to that number, one permanent' jestist , ltiteltner will he - allowed pay, ea afin the peivites that attend parade,days, which, in fotcre; j tartlet as twelve in thei, year i such corps at unite, .nssisi be enrolled and' completed before the ‘tb. Of tnext 'Men*. -. • . • ...; • • A - Conliderable misubderstitnding,• ereliewr; how prevoiliain the Army, on the question lisle ihi right of soldiers enlisted for a limited periOd being en. titled to theirdischarges, notwlthstapditigthitrlttrecis RFAMIT'S .• Proclamation of July, 1813, , ow . that insbject ; end the opinions of the Law Officers of the '0,0 01 14 ire to be taken on the occasion. . , • . s„ . .ThoOfficers who volunteered from the Militia. r.theptsder Army . , in December last ? ore tell* • Ois rniit.pailroat , thet.stV at 'tbl tuPittli: • - . 1 IA say not be g enerally ricsrewat that thetentis. of, itacor, slflairedtiober lit NorWittliOlhised to theiclil*lf i lilintwais s and” formed a cOnsiderablo pertunit ios "riblrettOC.,: .resatuarPos, Afro. 25.—TbeNisiters, in,iits4ithe of the Appeal of the .Feliowts , of Christ's- Cofieile ,gals* the Master, ittleistkAhor tome to:AV-441(hp. - :Inination. in which ths*,' kart declared the Rev. Mr. Snowy an improp er Orion to. continue Master;Of ,the said College, gild have. deprived him of his 'a't". tershirn . . . , ... r im,. . Inch officers only at hive been, or may be,•kitiedd• since the *sth of June, .l 80 1 . or have segeeittfife - - - 4 13 ring - ther late • watilititt.lal thp bene&t:of the tuogietr Lieutenants - All the .in e ! their augmessastionvltul aoi, wito.have no regintenti. t : I .: its 4efiktf/l.—The likr, Ike tu re it *he applied le ?the lary esiistance et the c'em .. commercial distresses of the. ORM• teartiveleaslisti a anal "mover. The ausWer,;fon; 4 ,4/li4ditsiaugoine eapecations which'Wern outer. ‘kiill,ttottisable, and therefore there Irgreat 4iplireisond,. that •the consequences tease ie. - disuse!, unless the application had-been -- -to to the Governuteit • for tied loan Ot . _ t t pttiereillis lite volvitled state of -tiligartvishils :filliiiddititiiltillailawragerrient of tits& isttiliv• doge* ico*oitagllis!.# t it must ewia . 8011 1 11 e pokle cos t otquo* peetoCeee .chance . oho 40. . J wp, ... eimeset.Poeto Adieunitted bOr &Sig '0101444 - That plooleme.iielk is unattended by the llosialmes of ivionet,- 4 11t hlioded establishatentei lot I ll,4tbdrells.: 'bursedualilli;' . o4 . moderated taitition, • le k - poste . is shots* 4.llo . liiisos" divested of Elio); 'or ' *, leaflet! vioetittee, 'ad iteadtsig' to the ,prat . • ,ot human life, without affording a .eorresponiiigiveir= crease in the seam* of 'human this strange, Uftswitnuilli is this country likely Is. 00t. longer, if Prince *sfybketc.o . lotions upon good grounds and been naturally excited by. unfavourable aspect, are for. are not, In truth and reason. - . 1 „ibite The Congress at Gboit comes sej . lorpt . . F , $ with still Ices of a pleaaing anticipsjOggs.*.. • mend it. We are willing.to put 111.1.11-'601.11;11. 1 things, an&hope the revolt of boelitiellt.eunroost better than these apehenslons, of white iiie ollilinet / entirely get rid, lead Os to expect. Bet, with rqprit usoeq. .7 tt: ••0 ow. • • Ar—' . ; `•:! r• i~ i - ! . . Ti)E S'I'VJ'ESM Ay. . ~.. .. . . .. ---- ---..„.....0r.:42.we -vmmaiiiiiiiri---- . - 1,01 pi- Chant, of in- the Ministers have ad • etiattaked* their cal .- to the . 'ettalistiltsns, we are told therikbattstrese , sof flour, for. Jr ' st ip lit, ~ , , t , • • , . _ •atilWahealn way of amble ,gdjiiiimenl.-- 1 ,7a. I4i t L- - . '• ' ~ ~ . , 'with j cargo of wheat, s per ' 14 ; a ' . . . i , • , eras !If! yesterday, that It . FAO brisna,4" c " jj uke I and ini"ra- tire. p e p . i *int* .. ...• .. 1 tossin -'. C es* r Itha ‘o3MMissiortars to send •• . t i ve l y irgee,(lol there wire ,credit, and the means must fie adotiZed to 'lite, ' ihat to- London. We are now informed, but iii - OW vice vv :11 other gour.—.. eed. The Reportgr_thonarod f tbOtgigg oge lieu whether the,statemept can . be re li ed uppn i llts . l sores I OTM a tate only fi t for with the aMendments an t r o l p z i p t aulita adoption, .. • an impress bas been received by Ministers, 'Tin- at was imported Th e - , heat Dalyy met with some filiroln . ot. nennilog tberuptureaf the negOciiitions.withtheAnte:, (!ceiell. •"'t • 4 lit l oom sambr ar- - LAsis, and tbelinstsrantitontived *woks die''' Timm Ploulingeotiaries." . We 0090 this empress laSia-. - li a as our im Germany nes t lit 'jab* ' • • e;lt to( •• r other than that above alluded to , and that the rup. P cation today," se car e . .. . . Count a l he had never .. ~.. t ~ tore is not so complete al represented. We are told This I Ile was tWerS . .. of gra i n nii i es i . 1 Catti, Ave. 3.-,-!kiPt . t , :11 1 .*11, • 0/10. 1 rekolk. ,the i t tbe insuperabie.,obstecie is,, : the _demand V : . 0, ,; ... • ' •1 1 iF".41 America. There, their leave of thi s of r i e : . po!trnised *)itit,,o 4l Great !Britain of...a•JortiOn of territory territory ettendiig , 4 " 1 " 17 .-- 7 ! aonda,..od flour . English Otßettri, and vites •• eitteiliamenid *ere thkpdigheuf the vtiviliquyithirn margin of takes Erie k 7. eic alt 7 V ticie bett e ,llol; 44ien. But since tired t. _ ' iie #4revciiita pa awl Ontario, asuglo dass9ssondary for the Canada', milt , 4 '*EV ao .0a tvenquillity is st an end issillitsplalgiklits,;Tlas. ~.. , .. and comprehending thelinvitinie station of Soebett's the r mal re • ' ' e never weary with ad istlkittairlli! ' e -' Ifatkour, and all the torts 9( the. Niagara. The imprat hte.±._•kb..".!,-_ Lemwets • , c • t h e. -" .. ).- i ii .. ! ented by the French or rs..-kit . I:it ,It snrsender of this territory would be the grant.of a under) . . , - ' • ~ a mmo. . " was, 1640. d, impregnable. ittesilt •64 ' . . 'illiiii of the integral soil of the United States, tacit, • . / 'lll4. 8 • . %/RAN .. w .,............... dotted/awards embellishing it. Agricuits . . . ~ iltetilore, cannot be conceded without .the ,places 1 .. 0 . i , . ."", a vloible progress. The ,environs -sr( thw„ -! ~ b oodasion of Congress. , the. Eieeotive G 0,,; cis .R. I covered with • beatttiful gardens and .s•g ' • „ ~,1 veentrant tryts !ial pfthip!!sz : itolotere. do het 0N F. (i'CLOC I.tbat Ai K (ngs. The hand which, for two PMI'S badit • , t i i ; ':l s lii. IDOL* Mail has brostet,t;aii its'. folloWing iing ft - . .10 9-16 i uncultivated, has been made ptoduitioat , ...- aretannicatiega ma*** the digiarture .. . at Mr. I Hies, th 11 19 p tita.,•t 5p where the OiSoers of.the. ottison bad, ... ~ ;PALLAS, which, It sant be seen, do not esititety Kat ~., ,I nions proprietors. .Gresit . . agmOns-Ald gig*: : . ice y . -apisidde ; but tisOcsiltt fact of his proceeding to 1 hive b r Ave. wsigli _, , ,,..... a .1. 0 . French activity. autl7 , ladralts- -Tito •-t • • sited Statolli. tlyissiertained r.— ~ or iii-o MA t t • - 0 Ashosta‘sijki a14C21.- or litr. DALLAS is here, the ir, I ST•- the country began to ' be resifitbsued ! . was capable of proditoing overt 1%6'1: c ••• • ' ••10' ; `,Iiiliebeileat o,leatisiridr - en beard dm John tories 77 t , ......, _., , tobacco, indigo, and weed ; nee sugar - cane tal ~ .``, o :. ' 'ftetiliffitlell Usit4Ststes. - 4 flexed •- 1 . a flourishing condition, mod shandy favisliked.' . Ifs, li'S tilAtkpAlitialogland on iftiiiiiiiiMit,..""l ti . i R og ) ., 14116 ' • . 'portent branches of 1110111016 , 68. We have • ' . -'' • Twittlit tali atie.7.. ,• - 1 access; the 250. The in losing the French, 'feed* jest moo, .., ~. I ... ailai . ... 1114,04110•.0kres.es, - Who is not; here, h i most I mitaish.d under Enilish dialillido l 6' - aflitlitins' (0 mbitistptil farther dtapatcbs Shalt have been trans. I p o etic ' Fre"ch 'Pee. {0 strictly o bserved by. Itiltr . ,. ll4k toot 6 4 i i . - fait* . likii. 'liiii4 aroaapected in two 'or three i the 11. hind us in %Tu. • • • .. habitant has a s tar? oft t ill 00 ' '. 1. •ya • when the Jobs lifiesso Wilt leave the Tent '44 1416 . Paris is to give 1 We irk ; Tbe: , Eiglisis art sskaappeatl•4o4 4 6o( .' 1 for iltiteriett.'a .•• - , r nex t. t' he ' . P I C . ' tOUS ' p ' It seems by another letter , and trim a very re- 1 .. prospective in. Ensuring thei r Pudisilhe" • Thar intiltraly' the inhabitants el di* sit i and try lb nal • spitetabli quarter, that the reason - assigned at . Am= carcyit ..:hamber of De- ~. . *a ," I -. . pit! ! Corley onsibility of Mi. .01 t h e coo s! F I F, tgildits nit!. -'' ' ilk/edam for the toys*, ot Mr. , DALtrts, is to conealt i f s i n i z i . . . 'I ist kt vale. • • , ' - ' 1 hiS Goveroment•ou the new limit's deMauded tt e r di l ip.... ma e . earn the utter* , . .. ;- ' • •- `. ' . " 1 1 11 !" ' .- „ ..',,' ".ilititlsh Colonies by tbdi'ooilentneist,sisid,'Whi o edit k !; into th As 4119•19 6 1 1 tql ilikail th• Copirale *, • i • b*lsrpistiiit - iiii - altraiiedalie e'Oasiderifilk '•eal i ilde c , 9 t half-past ante ; , o te i ntots i tni gi e i , i mi gt 4 , 4o i iiii. , , :... • : • - - . •,.. .;-,•.: -, • ear ooc .... - • as G ° ' opertlemsalyiscieseect, mila In ptt'r .I • . , 1, -' . ...map.- • . it''' the mi! as Gil/186044 i sit .. Ali . i m p o ttp a ge, sod the impression, th 4111 ...MO donSeitte ton ere! Sveittlietnt tO bit •f ;dr,, It': I.be llse Gt ' it latal 'Of nib* 4i 044, of that Allied', Spveraigns at that Is,, i tfoitt singular and 1111600ipiatable sort. She'!" tgetty . ,l l o‘„l e - • •••••••:4.. „1 -1 . -. . .. . ._ .0 • ';.- .4•_. AP .1 _ ' ialltno L., IF nn in An . '4;ri.iantlinb .satin nit..iiiiiitkAr ' .r/'--.1.. a "u a; • giarsmammala, am. ......• •••••" r — -r - 7 0 " -7 .7 t__....„.. _. .., y have hitherto anticipated. Au article* _ riatader , 'fuer g ood co nd uc t a nd fritot :tr ... a, stating that "an elegant building' Illitig* ' ' - •fitaar we should suppose., that .beeliti s a he ig In that city,' by oilier of ?Oen U* l* ; ~. , , . , o. prisoners fighting_ teeth* blbletlogs ot tiairtepenillar(O r- . , . . -,.. . dee been ti stiflVient and good conduct. But 1 I in the summer I izne ‘ s IISI . AI N lONIA AV . : ArkPallif, ~, . n that the diacessionnerai-litelylioggis4akilielaltria of a dilfareat optaina. Ilk+ 11. • - , - - , g imisi States, wh mg Nif*, 1 i ai ti ;i , 'oetasion to mesibilla s *lMeheeP 't o a d y a ll the seed emelt Oiliaol-1s Inifoltio stmt.—Al w ir deal of etn&ii llift" It 1 diaeibbodied ',Vie liberal - us 1 Pates; be orispefor oft. As _ conatidate and I lbe reatoratie-14—ii;b i nrdoahat i a l e 4 " sates AM Mama; sustenascs ,1441 iirwsl4° . 1141 =l n une, uncomfortable proubseink Lo a isidtt e n d4 4l a in4r t m o i r t e ies ce tu e i continue fore% qt tb e hat i nky.. A 71 11 ‘ 1 tiq • : Nair wie!.:ll4o 6 ded in 0 ni t ;:tte f4olMust orate4ll Getterat•Officers w Other tircentatbssiigtuou -Comistun AL Dimness clients and the Wm:ant ' GOTOPINMeIIt for aeCtltlitU riot;. f 4, Blend fleet et eke come! .0111;411.:11 , and.the Doke of WmAttra., qetherlands has been vieuid a, but more particularly the presence: for he has pa,„ se. cting fortifications, givio, te d s repairs, and sugge•Celgt4 eo ,„ hat formidable line whicl. i s to frontfrokNa mu t o t h e inthent tio:teonoNpovib, at Nemur, is to enihrseoi o Choriero4 - Mons, T oorooyi • .8,, .Furnes, and- Nieoport, rongly,. as it is. intended t, th titat lillP M :Freno ft •• 4 ri(iMPtliiiiTOTilt4 r ote s thrOk -1 ' ,61e, and Cassel to Doe, resses wilt be keibt in cheek. b or impression upon thellt. r fie rendered diificult, if nit .t or °Belgic' fortresses is note . . pection. After Visiting Lb)rwrom and the Prince :40.11 4 .4 nod to eac4l of 41 ° is detailed in the Pii s loot-upessiness; The Proulk• . feralkilti . esill,l3elginm COalgt, .! • • • !tr y, hams are txpraiiil l • to etttinl the.Frenchlwat • ers'of-oli inland. Elforti t to indlBpn4e . ,the • " to Dutch Gineraineitt ; :las • elrprefer tee,ig dyne bower of Au. t r is, thals-he oar . ittproporti-u a 4 Frantesibt, • • "AO Allies.Ru4 pastkohirsi ashi.stspisOrs it. • With-thil iff6ii; of Na,sau wit? •_ mks! f lyer, eonaocted4l Lol6'oool . 1)e . those anf mbably . Pe**. • . is otumbinabkt anti bsttp China:tier. with flour ern able abut. Our rainoirSk us, that three t>J r o.oeartdri beild Ini -% . re No r. 4 is r • , fat tee • . t • 09 • '7 r - t~