The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-14 00:00:00

"I!'" 4 " cruisers. [JOVIENAL De PANIC] ' 11. Phul, a Prussian Colonel, is the Come dint of Pettis ; and Baron Muffling, a Prussiar i s Governor; he occupies the Hotel of the Bertlikr. An English Journal called Galignane's DL te r, will re-appear on the 15th of this month. Madame Letitia Bonaparte occupies her lit the Rue Donsingen—Cardinal Fesch occupil isms bowie. Fitinien Farms-5 per cents. Elf. 73 c.—Bank Bends, [ram in4tinfillorpegiti.l - 7abinuroutT, JULY 6.—Th Carlarulis a telltales the following very remarkable. article; 46 Accordlog to letters from Geneva, of the 30th , Jana, it appears that up to theUlth, 60,0(10 Aso beeps had passed through'. The Stith troops . accopled Carooge Its oetisegobsca of a COnventbis coactsded between the Swiss Colonel Settelebinf 11. 1 1v:114 ... .7.1; - imil tho Frisch Genera Deal! r the Swim : troops. .- .. l asibeinind" persont'oet of Vileaciennes oho eoldd Mid Woody began to throw sows boobs into it . '. not provide a Wild est stock of provisions, and at By acaavi.tian coadisded morose . Gowns ese /French ; the saute pima he, addressed to the gerrlsots a very we neZ a r eaae d " , : t t eataiabary a " " Imica ,Grake l Sach.t wo : ind a e whole violebt Order a the Day. Up to this time he has eesaary as far as keel. r od il i u m canit e ete d refused to listen to any . proposal, or .ter receive any r" flag of trace. The garrison consists of 30(X) troops en the Math in the esselimvo lini and 4600 . N. ti 1 Guar ds . lb. fo r- In In coeirmation of the Garstrake fowl& w a quota tress the -,-. -, _I, N. ° " 1- .-.-- --r . the following letters whisk we hew e jolt recipivatsse , , has ." 4 -;sees if cannon. Dewy, bias : i 13soroa.,Jeorai . .._‘d •smei•s e C?Oga and 440 i r e kg the milk, “ Tiu• Moutons *stared Pf411(41 yesterday sere. now •... : ' . - • • -. . ~ • 4 Ins. A column of !0 or 14 , 000 . 11111611 have advanced Th* -101 'hiliteg4 1. M simost.the what fat.Jkinnif open Chanshory ; another celesta of the same force Freed, Flinders have hoisted the whitecocifide. oz ... has traversed vilr Pi, to eater the mmo t r y o f c oo s, A re g iment of cavalry; tad four regiments oiliss.l and proceed to Fort l'aelnim.; thaw troops will fentry hay* Iheelilliiell 111;dnaVilit'Ostenil. ifs nil. then marsh to Lyons,. where it le thoeght limy will : meld° of foot, and tw0 . .0 bone.ire still expentet.....; eater withaet bring A shof• • 1 ganoverian and Netherland troops cantina., sif)ss 4 , emend Biros idiom bad yesterday merl i n ' through this piaci. The lienseatic • contialeot Is very early a conference with Marshal Sachet; eat I shottif expected here. • the Marshal having frankly eonfeseed that the Go. All these troops are destined to besiege. those fore vernment was entirely disorganised, and that he no longer received any orders, begged General Frimont to act with the greatest humanity. The molt of this conference is oot known, but the Aostriaos ed. flll CP. " P. S.--We learn this nossosent ti at a Cessa tion was signed last slight between General Frimont arid Marshal Suchet. We do not yet know the sti. pulations." '• Genera, Jone 90. " Things take the most happy turn in our neigh bourhood. Gen. Desaix made a capitulation on the 28th in the morning, for the evacuation of the coun try on the left bank of the Arve. The Austrians entered Carouge soon after, but did not pursue the French cavalry. The same day they began to pass through our city to march into Gex ; their march continued , esterday; the number of troops that have passed this city and by Savoy is 36,000. From 12 to 15,000 men are still about our city, who are pre paring to go fol-ward; the rest, consisting chiefly of 7, are expetted to-morrow. These troops oh the best discipline. ries. The transports which have arrived beat Podolia!, amounting to 60 sail, ware those which were sent int with the view to bring back a Portuguese army to act under the Duke of WaLssturrow, and which the Regency at Lisbon refused to send abroad for such a purpose. The letters by this opportunity hsfnrin us, that 4500. troops were collected in the neighbour. hood of Lisbon, which were to be Immediately **- basked for 'Rio Janeiro, for the protection of the Government in the Brazils. The Beak has extended the payment on Navy Scrip as follows;-30 per te.nt.on the 31st inst., 30 ditto on the 11th of Antast o end 40 ditto on the 31st of August. We understand that. quo of the Articles of the pending Commercial Treaty between Great Britain and the United State, provides, that the respective vessels of the two countries shall be received in the co-contracting States with all the privileges of soave shipping. It will be recollected that a similar it. raegement is adopted in the Treaty of IWO, saikis Portugal. •°MUD, JULY 6.—Det; Guards, 1311 a, Esmiskir have been daily artivigg, the Guards. They are asid totwerd to Cc4lolllll4lll.l l lo#ft Toiinteer Usrps, t4tb 66 Yesterday evening there was read to the troops an order which states, that the French troops will re tire five days niatily, and will be successively re placed by the Austrian troops. As these five days' (joansies d'etape) lead tr. the very gates of 'ens, it is hoped that that city is included in the 'Tendon. This arrangement is the more forte te, as the passes through the mountains had been irtified end would have presented many difficulties, the Freuch had not troops enough to defend It is probable that Marshal Sachet is midst. to make his peace with the King. When ouoe given every one will be eager to I 61 0 111004 x•l4 kas taken 111. . from Genova, of tbe of -Jolty; Is evasiepossa• •1' es . bow get abroad on Tuesdk be drawn lad Wednesday, In a state of siege at the that morning :—the drat. . bewerer, take place till nest IVednesdayi thereat, have delayed their purchases hive still as opportunity . of regaining lust time. On that diy .every ticket drawn must be a prize, and In addition to the golden prize of five thousand gained:, *kith most then be drawn, may include the other grand capitals of reify thousand pounds, thirty thoutaud . pounds, 'Nell, thousand poumls, be *as Coas-tzenssociaLT Ilr=llivhmr bit tilde Ilime at marker rhiq manaing fte 4 ouch hind tense to &muse. 111 'way mild übtaii.erl full I. per gl-trorr blither Shoo an 111.issilii, Bogle, is Is. per go wive eeareri .Falshg to tie of the saps lv. . Walk aft' id w driters lifrPtab Onesi . MMt%Y DJ atitermloo. , . • - . devout has refused to ratify this Convention. .4NIIPOIIT, JUG? Classarty arrived from Vines with his family ; his log to the hsad.quarises. Mr. Renter, , accompanies him. ills family goes ids days the sky has been red every dames of burning villages. Where a fired from them upon the Allies, all is ground. A dreadful judgment hangs , the crimes of preceding times are heir descendants, who rival them in the enormities. Spare me the descrip. Inconceivable crimes perpetrated by men was to remain quiet, and bear with he temporary borthens of a war which Ight upon them by their idol and his , , to which it was not safe to announce defeat otherwise than as a victory.— inspiring scenes will inform you how in Ibis pad of Oa theatre et ow ) and SMITIIFfP.LD lIIARKF.t.—JVLS les Trs gink the 001. per grew et Wt.. Beef ... 44. 61 to &i. I Hells, otOatie 818 ativ t Mutton . 4s. $4. t. S.. Si: Beast' • 11;7 ve , %l ... Od. to 6.. Od. Sheep 11•I4G Pirrk ....5.. 04e in 6e. 41. Claim 10 Od. ts. 51. Pies ' ' yGt H3Y•IIIARKET• flay • • -2 106 . 4 4 TAtESNIAN 1 • t• • - . ".4 ,ale V misers/is felt is these ifs that Oil 11l- 7.110 alit,* BDITO# eit riu ST4TESMIN. lateawfastatim . . .. .-. ;:c7 .0 0!"..f. - .:". .! ' • . _..4ititintabehll awl ilah!haasen gain Atite.4t. li lesposalkla for alit-- reit friend of ialibiapihrof .the most shocking eaceatats. In liberty and hamaftittilo tead:the'ilieeih of the Mar mast 'wittier, after rasing liiid his gala Of Tavisiocit, is rtipbilikli . in your Paper , of ;teas , tam apatite, me Most dread- yesterday, and not most see ~wills., kiln l'or follaiid on thelastaat: The aged, ' nor late loss'. Iloac Sr, as it is iatsisuaLter Co.• • :I sar , children the ehlldre satin '. the 'armlet)! to propose a Monument. for , theie 'who; perpetiiieri.. •At hfaMbeattos tie' i ezert themselves 'pA tie cause of the pe0p4,444?-01:14 0 :: a toati . wlsoietlity pre are. seed tarty by endearou ring to arca& the shethiaiti .of hulled; levy ditre'reoe, .ited Who tseglif tetissee blood, I do most sincerely hope,. that,a`lhaliadriptiori I prelsokett works of peke; iiii iiiiest wars, will be set on foot, for the, parpose et ..erecting a a4vdsleitroyed.. Raft atleaga% ettioilil Math see Monument to the e.easei* a the listleitir'.'4Viti; 1 fin Ilidans riding by a farai-Loaio' 'one of • . URBAN soder the .direathe -ef'l ' Mai 4; iiati' -et 1 . ' ili4V ; GeitOcitel! x ,i, hula ,hat 44 i'm; y ova• obedient . sitslia4 • • ••-• . •.: Obi I, .. , ' • . NAVAL LVTELLIGENG'E. . . 1 tle.ti., JULY 13.—Passed by several Wys, i men foV the River.—llis Majr;sty's shipi A; phyr, Magnificent, Dextrous, Alert, llosA Shurpshooter, with the Swan cutter, and ter transports, remain in the Downs. .• FALUOUTII,JU!,I! ll.—Arrived the Princes' ' zabeth,with a 31ail:fram Lisbon, In ten fhtYl;f 4 11maian brig Carioliise,*trotti Savannah; for as :.' Poutssiourit, lurk 13.--Arrived sercral transports from Lisbo n ; w ith the esoepttoat 1 lawns, Bacoo, the names of all the rest I 14innwn.---Sailed the Vittoria, Barrett, for the ...._. • PLTMOUTIt, JUCY 12.—Caste Isi the *oho, Wells, from taibon. AiilacfrAin, iist.i 15..-4everal transports . 4iiitrtlayirrited frOiii . Ostitid; lid wait for ' 1 iirileis: • " tir • tv - '•% • E4TRlCita.';:..- --...90...-- .. This Theatre Nosed I'M-night] Aftet the perfOrrinnce of 'Cherie* • ,-,; .. sl'p of Part Ten o'clock, and- : The following Circular'Letter hoe been ferrite . Reyniund read' the. rtillowing IVotn the -Secretary of State',Oltert to - the Officers , ,ssith_th9,e . 100 of the. Wilma.: commanding each Regiments el\Militii now --L " - ritiliaretuffit iheektbil raised !died aed to be embodied ;--: • .... . • . *A wags and neiniMous e f . r. " Ilia Royal Highness the 'Prineei'liejerit . , 1 been pleased to-issue his Warrant d er lha e m b o dyi n g cotralii.inia.: • • • . - .1•44 the Regiment undet your cOtemantl; with all ""' iv the Outeshotries of Progirkehrtsappnlitted to de o.R la c y ..joe: a irn a nce,4l o .,, ssihle, I am . To adfinaisit yeaS chi iiamsersoeiv et Old 'prisperrylo *busman to *4 of nor 'absent for the present wasn't. •it mstunt et the•tmey mopeyfer each . Itecreit, 't.shertil a gloom 'met the mounpulls, sand may be raised 'for your Cetpe, subeequent a/die:5100o a the puhlre fettle& ar. d e . , iiii , h nide be , iti„,,tnied a 7 dill Majesty's itrasoramit; withhi thew wale, most• • .... - -, -',„ ~,._---- - rr -",,,,_'"" i i. L. 2; one lo t t h e owl ea h m i t at r i m e t h i.g t ivant or top %Jaunty-Mr *OCR embodying to .oh eriablhhasem ha) beeoprematerely Wage, will be is ronei e e,• wig: r,—. der lee,. pm._ Alan mid guardianship lif him spit t whose ' • famerthe, iidloeswe . t Aim Wee reared , aril rew i red to it s ov i g i. 7o the genetic S“acing‘tieStels Itt moor; X'? toil ipleautorr. t ilt: " O gi tfiTr n a t o li d t . t .he rit a rt d ; Nril :to lli e rt o :e li r till pi- 1 aim de•iree gratefully to a•kwatedze the liberal poi: metes hi dipt Rusted in web minuet Inmate with whit h the public have iewarded ~ t er aorta to de- mese it. .... as the cumilmmadal AIM ditecr 244. rtrere he 4. been spared hi the setyabition of melt ta. ' '.cedesas might ispliole the reputation winch the Drury-lime . . ghotap.a, trite eller illmillihsest in sour estimntion. In order iili4), ' 1 A. r e Iss•core .oar (1101/11T onpreredvated splendour has disiin hi•il I'ir revival ~r 6 1 1:41kbeere's elms, ad in nil the FORM OF totatetfotts !OR Coatititritmurs, exi.: as which hare hero produced we have twee II altered by , 66 The Officers employed on the Recruiting $O -lc approval of the appropriate see:wry, .df eases, and deco.. 1 ! I vice are to•dra* on the Agents by Bills at three days isv tim ;(l ll ni / Ot at th a eli "nt.'ll7 l l47::,::„rie,t,r 6 l„il l' v h f e r ll! si g " f lind err itlyariablY to that then may be in their hands. itate the balance, if any, Weal potererty, sad the still ' wee umulaiing . etpei p idioure rea ders lc oree-sury for oho Proprietor, or both Theatre, to MM. 66 A copy of the distribution of Levy Money, ac. es . Ste 'man increase of 6d. to the hest price of adinissinu to tar c ordingthe • • e d 1 ... to terms content it the Recruiting le. • . -111 this aside Intimation h is hoped sou will recognise the' strections, to be inserted at this foot of these drders, in the Company's Orderly Books, and on e a l so t o b e impede relinnee the Prorkiers place on tae jusice sit Ibis ;w -rest. mad la the di-pinstimate f•inie,s of theee to trlstm it is ittl• posted up in the Orderly Room, Olt ell Recruits errant', The weevil hewers the prerentsentnent and Ili usual period may know precisely what they are entitled t o befo r e of re-openii% our tints, wilt be 'pent it, uointeri opted exer• t h ey s i gn to the settlement of their claims : the dis. Inds to metal yeir rnire esiantenallce. is the sotoe gd i the in. p erfainer „ , „,,, i i n my „ w „, tribution of the reward to 'the party being left diii. ; hag tame so,t rmpeetfully so bid you farewell. • cretionsry with the Commanding Officer, who is to 4 Gentleman in -one of the upper boxes, at the direct the Two Guineas to be apportioned in the fol. *or - of the Address, from his seat and lowing manner, viz. : which a, eery ' ()Meer commanding the party • 40 18 and Mr. Se, jeant . • . 0 I .. ; Ray. l corporal . 9 4 feels, in order, 7), ornmer, each SC 6d. it 1 Priv.sies, each 34,, • • 0 O. . - . --------,-- ---: --- 7 -- • • - ' i 44 * it to understand that the above Seth ,is intended to cover the expenee of postage, sta. price of „mission. i tionary, and other contingent disbursements, rot had .no right to which no charge will be allowed. tct was in sub. ; 44 The above distribution of the reward is subject and the public, to any farther alteration which the Commanding Of. Ilion, and that as ; firer may think proper to make. The Commanding _ _• the price of ad- , Officer is also to order that the Officers employed in mission to the pit, a similar experiment would he the Recruitiug Service will be very particular in not made to increase the price of the galleries. lie taking men of the lowest stature allowed by Art of then expatiated with much warmth upon the rights of Parliament, viz. five feet two inches high, isblesl the public-, and the necessity of resisting any en. i they are of strong and vigorous make; as men of creachmest *pen them ; but, with the exception of , weak frame will be rejected whet, they arrive at head. those who had the goo fortune to be Attested very quarters. Boys must be 15 years of age, live feet near bite, the speech was in a greet measure lost high, stout, and likely to grow. upon his auditory, amidst the tumultunas and most 1 " 'the Officers having been furnished wi , h a copy discordant expression of voices and sentiments—some of the Recruiting instructions for the Militia, the hissing, others shouting, a third party proposing to Commanding Officer will direct that they be very cut short the oration in a manner the most summary ' particular in conforming thereto. sod unceremonious, and a fourth clapping most 1 "To ensure a return being made agreeably to the strenuously, praised the public spirit and sound rea. ' directions of the Secretary at Star, of any man who soiling of the orator to the ekles. We should ob. ! may desert after having been attested, the Command. serve, that the orchestra played the whole time, and ' ing Officer therefore directs, that before a recruit is we thought with a little mere forte than on ordina- taken to the Magistrate, his description shall inra ry occasiooll. After a short interval the speech ' riably he taken down in a book to be provided by concluded, inneeilllty was restored, and with the the Officer commanding the party, for that purpose ; exception of II short and faint attempt at opposition and those enlisted in the neighbourhood of head. to the comniencement of The Ninth Statue, or the quarters are, immediately after they are attested, to trishaws ie Bagdad, with which the performance be brought to the Store Room, for the purpose eC • laded, the ' Inkiness of the stage went on with the being clothed, and having their hair regimentally Cut. UPC good payer and good order on the part of the " The Officer superintending the Recruiting at audience, sesd the curtain drobped for the season, headquarters is held responsible that this order is amidst lively and unanimous expression; of applause complied whit." pans of th.,-- MILITIA RECRUItIN6. I II 6 _ 45 15 6 " SlDNlebsi H." K , expected to have taken the Chair, 'bet from a Priotr- - ' 1 sugagesnent he was prevented. Mi. MELLISH, their Vice-President, bring also unable to attend from a. . Meeting of the Directors of the Bank being held at , the same time, of- which he is Governor, end a ietter . of apology received from him, which was read, Mr. tdrierst Of •inv.— 1 WADei the Treasurer, wits called to the Chair. knee rearli,lratierslog and etploritig j eVrettle pins 4.1 r , the company partook of a sumptuous dinner, and Ore 'Sant Afriai. The danterre: 'ard Privaliensa lie'hel , cloth weszemoved, the usual loyal toasts %ere drank, ,Try's otohlebrili entieretl . tetAgrottfy 'Ms thirst after and also the healthy of the R.ev. Mr. FALSE,' Nu sad the ' lieeplallidgei far sitritistsi all nave ever met With in 1 ' iter . Mr. VALLANCE, and thanks to them for their 4bll 'lraii • Or of other trefelleri far 'limiter purposes. 1 excellent Sermons lit behalf of the Institution. On ; . f l it end interesting redeptien he met .. with' which these Gentlemen severally returned thanks, :NM issid friends dnil 'actluaintarttes it the tape, ' promising that no exertions on their parts should be ' oho oh* ty si T t to meet him, and who nod werot wanting to forward the views of the Institution.— limes ghee him tip if toil, *as Moat giatifying to his : The itev. G. Eva rvs, of NiiPi‘lani Chapel, entered wills feelings; enirmost also third greet consolation to : mach animation into the stale of the fonds of 4!or-tp,, iris relidfset eadtriendsin England. He hes brought stitution, highly eulogizing the ' ''rtiilbr . hiase with him in immense milleMiett of this natural the liberality he had :has o fur praelaetiaiti of that her:earn* onetplored• country, , institution. He stow!, that it phrtictdarty birds= end is there is iii an eminent de-' 106 t. and coiled upou the compat gree etstebitted In this Man the philosopher, the bo- forward liberally and liquidate wilt, the artist, slid the sthnlar, the Public may scription was then entered into, fairly teleulate upon receilidg, on his return, in- ' sum was roi;ed, and many new formalists of the most rideable and interesting de- the list. The children attende: serhgititi• I on4Prlitand Ile is preparing to sail with girls, who are clothed and educc the ilfit'shipi he may therefore be expected in Eng- of the Institution, a number of lead about the latter end of itogast. g ' ' : compose 4 for the occasiou. ~... • - !...4 - ' 1 ‘..!:::'•::; . - . • - . ..- . . . . • e , Ia- . . . - • • .- .. . . . ... • - ....,. . __ ._. _. . ...._ .... . . ... . ..... cOtYrtti: w EXTlAt)tt'olNAltr. Teradoy Saltelng. how moat mist The Emperor of Austria sad the KIR et Pres& island by ISA* 'mired Item c esterday. Th P DAP d'Angouksms Is at Ofitisilisa, and the the "lest wasoopl Dirties. at Bourdeaus. 1 the fore*, a Ci Ti t ,. King ) e l terday . was elosethal Ohl, boon with I •eyei. v at 0 61. ip th e 0 ~pot or of Russia. ... lel ittroishioeut A 'nest bloody engagement is said to haw' taken I the irejav4; eq corps. & l entil% of Gee. latwartiat I iickii • per pitr r . rll ti r ao:l;wriePli th tissisn turps, shout 20 leagues from Paris. Wara•-,oltoi b It lir Bonaparte is a prisoner at Roche! . to say) was Vet fort, not biting been , arbie to esespelrom.tbe Eogiisip ' poetotted works ucn W.• 11.11 •••• • enter without A 46 Genera B very early • et the Marshal ha vernment was I longer received to act with thi this conference farce. " Con was signed and Marshal Su pulations." " Things tat bourhood. Ge 28th in the mot try on the left b; Carouge soon a cavalry. The our city to mar yesterday; the by this city atic 15,000 men an paring to go fo Cavalry, are es Serve the best d " Yesterdai an order which tire five days placed by the march (fount Lyons, it is h. Convention. nate, as the p fortified and wl but the Freud them. It is pr Touring to ma . sample is ollow it. " fiessessit mutt Cenis, maitre." Letters from ron Fdmont Faantuar, re to.day rdsllip is, gni, A messenger, Holland. For these oil ight with the 1 igle shot is fit relied to the er France; sited upon the .MMiision of on of the ins hnse duty it signation the s been brow .estisig army, s greatest del .me horror in inns go QS in imman- 11 , ;irked — -- a --- h -- O;;;i7W - e - Ive - ye - ar - s - of age, - Wle jit --- enh '--T et -- TIVOIN4 . It aid 4. 16 in also ) • the nest village ?—instead of ausWerint, .114 . Imo ass appoht. . i Prince . was shot from Ms hone. The 'boy was 11,0.04 pin • • • 1 ani,S(r, j , down by the side of Ms mother, win, ilea. Th e -I,* .44*A - lessen-. farther •the troops penetrate into the Int the , I more does the rage of the inhahitinti ebb* lbw ' - - - ?'l'/8 [otel in chastisement they have received; only Else .. . • , ies the are so furious. , : i • i datnrr.i4i!it.....fnli _, for .the melee, Alto The last letters from BashrPyl that ri . : Ai r 8 0 44 en j A i i ., f a ii ods, 97f. want has entered Lyons. ..: 1 a Rising Nigii4,llr. I WOSTZSURCI, Jos.!' 5.... • "Peires i Address, wtiefi, with . . - . • . . . isii,'filisok 104* fißt % hi Gazelle Ro ll in • ' *. ~. R •IV hss. , • . 4lf al rectirrd • . -: :..... • 'hes "tii, svisolfieitdePsfejo Wog* inikif . ; . ..- 'silt happily ' - iiii i i . d i • . = I • Es 11-P • Galena 30thi i" passed :. ll attsiligerikt by Air 0011 *, . . . • ....P•0144:1111 slit. illairerropo .antis.. going to shoot tkeladibellelhe_ - . .. .., , . ._ ye, th e tenefessidenr . v , ns hato : ant sent here with the rest' • • ,-• ' , A •,,,, , ,rut *liiths 4 0/B.shed *heat 'V .r nne eight, Jr ow , . --mlllllllw.-- motion ' •••• • re-lel die tHant• of vow' a [mow THE Duren, •wAtt..l „bi n' i • satrgetts, juLy B. _ Geo. try has ...1.. t .a,„,A 1 t ouTittra ulw i lt ric ' t, he l ans; ""B4 .ls. :nil itOOPS : .. . .-.- ' "507 '''"":"... ter i!ed !.I' the pro.treison i ''''''' ''''''r ''''' ---- .' --.95 `' ‘__,----- I conclusion of the Address, ros e from his seat and tresses that will not enter into any neg"""4"46loetioll of . 4 Mr. Raymond;" dpon which ',very Charlemont is summoned, and It Is hoped that the; temoltoiess conflict of voices eosued, and . d Mr. Ray.' Commandant is not averse to negoclation on eertaist : mond, after 'hesitating for some moments, in order, conditions. lota . to ascertain the Sense of the majority .. • OAEILTE, JULY 9.—Tbe IC' a _ flittilitlepit . I r l &Am- Amatordoss yiistosslay -lei teal , I tketre lLe nart who ad., i dressed, hoists/ow, pinked in slating his objections fortuity with the wish impressed by Ito Slate' °see- to the proposed increase of the price of admission. sal, and desirous to honour the AM? Of the Nether.. u He Contendhd that the Proprietors had .no right to lands in the person of its Chief, *it d that the ' demand this inesesse ; that a compact was in soh. domain of Soestdyk shall be gitew to the Noce of stance already toads between • them and the public, o range, an d hi s h o rn, end that a pillar a fi' a u b e of which this proposal was a violation. and that as, erected on the estate to woinniessorato the taro ticto.f' anon as they had aaocooded in raising the price of ad- , ... amidst Heck, and unanimous expression; of applause Wee'meets of 13 qatlis. life from all pans of the bons!. Linings, and waggon Train, ~ i, but no °they Itsfatitil4 ~. _ _ • v . - 0, isolator, iiirs i d a . 'I . ' •i•-• , ** -.1, 2 , :. .•' .. ." •$ . • wa. taiti r- n, ' •-.,' '' 44l / 4 .". ~, . is_v . - - "a' . ''''" .-s. '''""' "" w eopPer i, 0 ifeneved t e —,...7...k0, ~_, ei ' •l ii.. rgifijobows . hi ..tar e ie , t a w iid a lin in e! tat actike Sipa Gem*. ti So 17 " - •". 7 . ' ' wis h t n etlineoui W. etlakb leater s, ialikA i i4,i44o l ,..of aood Rope s esday, Lind tbiteaerY weleld *ea th ' 1 ,4 Ikoku-I r tkpo hi., tit* nth-, lay, the Oscip tele actually', taw . , i s hl o i s aiisitrod A. safe rittitrn, t!‘ this w roli ir lie boar t 4 *felt opening ell o tim pict i k a i y in ," '4l#4.4lwitt iviing .11111 r, Mr. ! rim i n g, hewipee, • does nut vr . 6 0 L a* kikuienet otenore theei ;x Medal; then:fire those who 14 . ens!. • , .„__ , . I v* - irgo, Ze- rty, and to sail of testi Eti. ;and the oriiert. ioil• ; of ilse • roil oo- • t Mho.. dpake, is • hare further - Warded Officers whw t hiving ;flaying et little had the , which to the 's Lieu- to take 2 0 St u l 11 6 - • festerday being the Anniversary of the Mile End tree , Town Charity School, the Snascrieera to the ImetitwaittwoJeyitlbsieSsiovekesji*lffSeor4 ly RO dined at the Merviatunteern, Hackney.-- Mr. UYXG, who is President of tiro institution, was iete Dr. 11,inittt-60 i*- - . 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