The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

*it ~~ 1 I ,~~. .4 .. will assemble the Ist of January, and that Prince Carignan will open'the meeting. _ _ :'~ .~ ti:ir:~ busk oFitgiiittabt. . . . . .. - '• ' ..IGIF.SL TIMIS LLIGICIVCR. - -..- : '' 7 E . r."'• •' iiiir7 --- e ntyltfi= . 4r. Dicer, Shill' 2ts:-s•Arrived gad sailed fer the Meer '• ive n . 'La m . " 'ksprh . . • gee -4. .he en - der to retail ' • *O. the fFROW A reerictt vivre a tts ch ? r e a ru nd er ca en bk d e.: fiderry saied . f t te itirtheivr _ 30vratiica ,f , or w ,Dem tth a l'aiti r.4l, ll . i neese i ressilia i ,, , Wl 4 : pio me . . i i ter pet ciyied 0064 these , A . fte ik r ., the ei a . mple of threie ancient Preuch kniglils* ,te who sow se Mich entai • Loyal •►• • • •• both fOr arms and for glory . and Who, unable th in: • Castor, for Jainaica ; Badger, for St. Thomas's; "hist twenty-4g ' . 4 ,. 1 ? „ yours .fulls antwittoit In a coniury which en: . , . swords tea ereigi pettier ait ' d to adleife the niili. Catharine Ann, for New - Yotki and .the white of Meseta wait the list Peed. that lit lifiti publil il ed the 100" i of peace ; "at to . o*r theii . .' , declared her.hilinrettace ef the Fiends Bove - tett ' Y the outward -boutid: ... , POLVOISIOUTD, Sart. 18.---Salleld his .tothjestyhr, e ' r p7. l to l . ferns a crusade • ,egaintt retelm:eitery wri t sti n t f. witet - r at a id • that at l'ilnits gage . ged several contiatif::: to air} elirebiea64 CaPisihs, the Mike id , ships Herald, for Chatham ; tfraii3S . _ fei,lle‘ann4 f . F l ' aela - • ' left Praise iii rt4Lltteth, and vt4tisepe 7 • . wader i Zhit" -. 4tlinstiel; foi Bettgal ; and,44tes,.fer. ataxia . ••1 Fr . 111. ha 1791 . , ent e h nif s ° liel i d his Pr t e rfa cia t ma y S t bil icia mi a te nd rilid a _4 ____,••• • 6 jii. s l ip t is tei l ... d . f . li, to i eletidardi a 0 0 ,1. who h- FALNOUTII, Stet. 26.-.. Arrived the Dut c h gel- , dastardly limey, .iptriguing,instead of fighting; te a r., Marlo o ___ . Ibitiliciii. The hitrepid hirst. Of tinnott . yeanti liot Christittn and Fickle,' fr ees Rotterdam,. leaky, , 11 111 to ids civet fate the King the had pro to eitii. "7"°°llin signalized "'lf in . this flin‘iiio 44 1°.; Inef i tstio6, sod to .be h atc * sdr. %talkiest ewd wwpte• - • boracite ibeobjed eV at atilitiretteti in the Res eed moat discharge. • - Pt.vmouvit, SEPT. 27.-Came in the Emma, !elite,' eu tec i teil l Il ene eadlirahts she. had sedi4d nutlet. her eialt.il reY.. , ' •,,.. . , . , i • . ears. In 1713 she assisted in the es turf of The gri t. .t!‘°l4°l of bre "e" tr t r ‘ e !'" e4 ihe Di " [enusicza MAIL.] Lady Hamilton, Ihd Queen trielperts, from Wool- m elitg, assistance like a•goodeitisen,..but ha adiMni +hen . . • ge um gr„s t Seri. k.1.-A letter from Pails of the i wick for Quebec . -SailVd flii Majesty's ehipiDidator in 179•4, after which she intended. unla'nfully .to kee P C, .and from., this career of threigtt glory; Me came to Its horshrtly pocketing a .large ~13fitith Ip l h, m yr s .-.14 Since my last thingi hare taken a torn and Weser, for the FAstward• subsidy, she retired from the combat, left Flatideri good citizens aterecionsiderad.O_Mallitae..;.net fere more favesrable to the interests of Germany; on the i • , -mom, - • • . • • and Helloed to the nserey o f France, marched to 1946" ileallred'thelle4tkel-t•lmeggiraell"fit'ee his COOIObin4,.DIMI airor4ed tilli3S ItifoltOttlitiSeit4eiga, an d ; EITILACT OF A LETTER ran IS avvi.TA, bkreb minus? , Poland aid destroyed its eaisteliCe all a kingdom., one hand Many false ideas have been gives up, . 2tlts 1815. She was the.first legitimate State in 1795, that con- teethe of the emit deselect atfaChmosit.. In T day, tw eluded a prate with the French regicides, with wheat C ekh r e t e d hi , thee'!" of Wet rei teOr t tie"; 'lid . 1 an the ether side seise pretensions have -beds abated. i - 1 " Fire piratical genii:its, mounting trite lie The Negotiations proceed with less precipitation, be- . . • . ' the *al smilierted to have held a secret understand- 1 the crinreaWf. s iee il eirte rt.f i qe.tche • . to eight guns, and from 50 to 130 men each, have tately tf Mg saw 1 , 114. This ...ace was sig ned by the IA cause dependence is ho longer placed epee surprise...s presetwe, for the lietpasr. Of ola flint. salt a tory werulag ti .a thistiniad .eiSateitlvit , ' . sailed from the harboar of Maine, in dm Mena, : &j a g &ma, nbw Prhics• puree To defend Lille, Strasburgh, and another strong city in France, ; These pirates capture vessels of all nation. Their the I"Viittit by en armed neutrality, she received me. d e n a .g ers • .• • -. * ;-•• -'',.... .• i - • g .- . ----.. • • ' which is not yet agreed open, will be declared free cities, and will be occupied, the first by a Belgic "" deavottred beyond France to flod the metal 01 sere,. iaieg groand is between Cerise and the istead of.{ se ens to 'owl e t h e r arm l et. b ot h i si G ermany •'-ass last whim ev e r y dint w a s l airs in ellsoosehst "La • MI Wend by an Austrian, and the- third garrison, .... of her ..- a . . e . friends from the .; R . her Saltiness, and their prises are sent to the bay of an d ' P o l an d , slo t to Mention the share h rab I de. yearly es ,„ i tta ds have made several captures, amongst . - . ..- . , by a Premien garrison, which will always give to a i Cele': they t mi anseat , c C it , es,t ,„d the ether neutrals she Led pre. , lc sea for piecing himself under the glottis ltaatteie width ass a Cophalonian brig, commanded by Capt. t ta t s , e d h i p „ tect I • 11 9 . d -,, sa t - o f the desemsdatini a the t. Ciende rather Aiais footing in France.". n 1 „ using apace, she b BROOM, Seer. 19.-Yesterday P • t from the Black See , ender • these an i ye d i n P : extaJloThe • ARM. I .. . . of P 5... s a af 011101 WM Il 1 lit Se r f t this city a strong detachment of English hone-add- English colours, lades with wheat and andel, ; and aby a blockade,. end was iriffinnalfied for her loyalty, ~ l',_ ; __ ~..•_: _ __,_l . , ._._ - . 4 1...t.,_.; , b i had been . ...etateu, i Maltese Vessel, commended by Capt. Vitae, . whose .by the indemnities o f Munstell Paderbern, Bc. at a . _'.`7l - ... :_wim,mi : r .....u..,...7 lery, which left us again this morning,. • •t Jght it his d o t ie . karts cane Consisted at tobacco and eerier ankles. p act the e: true nf their kgithneite PtitiCii. At the first., r 7,-..„.0g Briers '",,n i ,_' , I , • , NAMUR, Barr. - 23.-The- attack of the tipper ; . a esurpatien *of Bonaparte in 1799, the was the jfriti"" '".° `"en•eluc4;ininliWil lot,' t fil ; toreign OW, ill town of Mentmedy is. pushed . with the greatest el. 'or the P leedered . . p re l' ert y 9 . to th e eelhe etif°9°l; . ) 7 power to salute him a Coate; sed to ittrtiate . whcsa armivs he had: first served. .14 Kettle he .I plastres, has arrayed at P a s s e s fer tabs. - '•• gnur. The garrison has with great davit, /rain- t . hawse se wretch the mars ust ch is favour, a s .....;., t • sought ae imam, 'end he friend If . ..kli cnantry.• A. . . _'• goished the fires, caused several times by the boam.;_. T i le . iat Berlin, Defoe, was ptoitsted with w twiti ta o great Snrrleign thetas knee, how ts.hPpreciatit Ms tai. dispute between the Seamen and Sl b li tt ientri scarf,init by the fair hands of het late Prohibit •• ica i lent ` 618. d to heehaw them with 14 esteem: This hoi bardment: The suinmons made to the ' Governor, otthis had the neighbouring 'Peru Maria . " limn " • ' jesty, who accepted in retain a laced gown, *trees tfia - e r tetea# l ceeldirite9 *Oa retelYed OY• the "'Psi 0 0 1 0 for the last flow, has bad no e l ect . h e persists settled. Except as to the atomise el' `cha p s , the c a „, u it s consort , J ose ph/ /- b e • t a t itasea• keeled ; for wins has net heard oc Odessa? ~ 1 ne e n t win . Lo w , it, defending the place to the last extremity . The seder s cinders tbemselees peacesibly; 'end' yet the to tsarist t h e c onsu r s poen the iii, t h e g ra i ne d,. Family iffeirs led the Duke to Frai . ..4 foia short. pretty little toliti of Thienville I s en ti re ly surroan d.; London Papers received yesterday *tate, that all is. ; the Northern lessen priest Ensiled, to owe,. the • f4niatring the first . years of Bonaparte's tyranny. aid, and the weeks are already began to besiege it. I" uproar and cantssuioss" in this . aeighboisrhood it- : confiscation end excludes of en British goods es the! ts. Yreht,efered 'Mat -ray,' M'eflorsiteielot,f°.*; The town of Sedan has been occupied by the Press! C • r i r ee*Meret "* Sere- 25) ... - i Colitineit, aid to engage' the Germane to martufac: ..min under his Governsagq, and vied all Ins nut! 1 - he Ma stir of IllisaThw hos: we . oltdoratawas turOsugar f ro t h beetroot, instead of buying it from tto cajole hini, bet •ke knew how td ate it(ttliwzo sian troops since last month ; bat the diat i e ,.-wh ich . :Mrected - at Maytrall, a.. Odra.* of respect and mush. : Englied: In •Febreary, 1803 the . Prussian Presi-lt and te despise the (events of a Ty.rane A5 t1 . 0 . : .. . •. constitutes its chic f strength. ressained s 'by the OW; swa t t o the memory of hialate gallant rum nines in dent, Meyer. by the order of his King, aecordingi try' who had asirped the throne cif' its' Kiel. ...• „,• '. . pitulation, in possession of a small Fresch•gierisen. ' arms, Colonel Cantstow, of the 914. or Gordon tn the demand of Bonaparte, went to . Warsaw end; . Soetsthis Throne . was ntirseelously re-vastpiiiiiiihrC After variess ne 'sawn the castle is now•dell ver- 1 Highlanders, Lieut.-Colonel Sir aoitEdT MACAkA , proposed to Laois XVI ff. to renounce his sod his I .• a• .. . sad M. a Richelieu hastened to its serviise. C'aimed, ' end the other Of fi cers Of die 424 Regiment , who fell family's right lb the French threat 'fn Ann - ' favour of by two ree nt ri es, the one of whic h was at . of eg:te . the Prussiasts, who occupy it atthis me. • „___ • ~., , , ~t , , r--.. In 1 see • . . be haul . ~ 4 }I ed it,andthe etker - A . et on the nuresnrante nay of 1 acertoo. . Napoleon. In the simmer the - same 'ter , she . "' seat. This, with the 'empties of Charlevneat, the ! .• 1 At a late hour sow Teestlay night, Mr. Pieta re- permitted Bonaparte to seize &al' Ilia - nver ' ' mid • appreciate 'be es whektii- it - e '"i ww ' ed 114 ' 6 ' 11ie1..14 414. . r• tipper town of Montmedy, which cart hold out bet , turned to town, crew tic Coittinetit. - .Y haerday• i n 1 80 5 s h e accepte d this honest acquisition ' as an going to deride for trance , when k ' rwuciusfortunatel. a few days Weer,' and Thiouville, the whole of the morning he left tow', for Debit% =amplified by i„dorwity fir her Anspach apd her 'Bsienth States, fell again under the yoke of the Oeuvre s 64004. • first line of French fortresses, from the Messatei ; Mr. Cabitsit. - ' violated by Napoleon in Mamma to Austria.- -- - . faction which bad prepared the fiiglefel mitesKoh:-... the Moselle,ls in the L... , 13 of the A 1614 Troops. r The fell -, wing are reprised to be - the principal • ~ Since the Pace of Tilsit , 1914; she has been - T he Duke fellowed his ettfietwswp*KMtll . l:ti. fildefk, ••-,• terms of the Common - AIL Trait,' abort to he con- ' the most servile agent of Napoleon's Continental where an the friends ••of the 5 1 7 44 4 *IL* i*. LILLE, Star. 12. a-A considersble train of Wit • eluded between ..the United .States of. America and has - E , • b country milked hier opt as elli '. ' 4‘..-' * : 'MO, tlktiii..` System ; she burnt all ' "d ish g oad ! la, 6 er - who were the friends of neithei 4:,., Rot etee'iliV . iery, escorted by 150 Belgians, turvied on the 17th Great Britain. By the .first article. the navigation ' • reach, and ail her ports hare been shot *pleat Eng- .. ; • „.,,. A - of this month at Archiss. The arrival of this ar- laws of the two ceuntriesare for mutual benefit die- land and open to French ;glitter. lan it else be wit the rei l im l eitt fit " 'whitellet 0, 4 e wato n w,'s ..-- - 2 .. .. _;.., tillery gives rise to all sorts of conjectore4. . 'pentad with, and British/owls tailing to American : r berod, that at avert! periods, Mai ' mitr e Irr its tapes , it still ees',..thtite#loherkft -11 4, ~. , Ills , ~ . often asked why the ueki - ikiii'llhifilahav idles - Bevan, San. 23.-We learn from the anima* porta, ruse. AGlOrkala eassalle-teeding to British ports, years ago, she might have sawed Et rope from Gillic . ~ ~ .. - 414. ... . , . , • • *-4 ei r iiiii, that a corps of heve equal . privileges is regard to .duties and , • 14,000 of the Allied beeps . . • . I b firm with her present 0- was nem"' Unite *a tar DO/ 111 SON to ; oppresstot ,y a co-operation • ha f • ,_ erri „_, maa ~,, stead I _,, ira ... • opeemptlent with native vessels resPectsreiY• -- . Allies, England , Russia , and Austria . After the • re g rets """ 6 ' ` l5 .." 18 111.6.116 11 * is arrived there, from which It is [alerted Itat • that - . owl s the bu t the! IT . benefit not o nl y esti to s hi ps to . i defeats of Jourdan in 1795, and of Joerden end was al a ays shingled a tacit er nipmeeed agretbeilen fortress will seen L : c,.cupied by these troops. cargoes. - Thus cotton meet, latch, on coming le 4 'g erm , ;„ 1796 ; a f ter the v ict or i es o f g u y /arr o w m the motives whkeit rksitslued fioas butlfdardwak Bausszas, Stn. 44.-. A . Courier is arrived. to- : England in British ships from the United State., Is - 1 and the Allies 'in 1799, and 'at Napoleon's attack an aPPoialmettt. . • • day with the news, that the Emperor of Russia wilt, liable to a ditty of tasty la. Per and sad if 10 '1 of Au-stiia, in IEOS, a cordial rappor t of Protein . ' - . ..--‘--"--:,- , -- , ."-:::41i ' not come lo.rnorrow as was eapeeted. The day le Everted in American vessels is sullied to a charge of I would have forced France to a jasepeace. if, .rtes'' ''- .../NERIG4I9 I.' ill) ea& od wilt incur the same dot • If con ned exactly known when the city of Brussels will be 31 in the P r "' ' .the battleof Prussia has ri ic • more h' - • • 3, . 1 Jena,. expo et vd it. _ . • veyed is the bottoms of e it her of the l e " e r 'e"t"ee• milietions then an other Cot qiered country mi -•• • • • - t • • .• .00.sT,031.110USE tiftehilsTdr ght • honoured *his the presence of this sagest MOnarch. The second article admits of free trade to Calcutta). it not in part be i mputed to her preceding servile and ;.' The duties on Impelled .gaiwlo Palatal al 04 Cale' Another Peer says:-" We are aeth°rised to an - . and to aft the British settioreents of the Peninsula of I se ' Fsh policy , which timid inspire the - great soul •.torn-flouse in New • York* in eke.. Meath of. 49r0i, bounce that the arrival of the Emperor of Russia has Ilindostan. With regard to Chins, t' ere is ne re. of Napoleon with no other sentiments than those of May, and June, amount to rimy, 4,000,000. of • been defers-4.d for some days. This delay seems to gelation,' because that trade is exclusively with the ' contempt ? - - • •:- .. r.-: dollar:. The fAlawing statement for sheets stontl* be occasioned by the important changes in the French ' India Company, and this Company has no power or - lis ace-talc. The atehuets.fbrdalY art int yet istaill setherity to obstruct the trade to China, either with . .. MittLity.• 9 4 Pitted OF M W h • h tha t i ""- EAT•••-• II were happy to earAril • •-• '. • . t i • i •fefivi'o. • .: , . 1 Marti to the American se may other foreign State:- . • Tce Governor of Montmedy, after a bombard- A third article, and not the least important is the ~'" . enhall aid Whitechspel Markets, the prime - - • May ' t . t. '0J.1)00 • Jere* ... it's.'s'l's??,l39 o oo " • of the bes t beef may be bought for sizpence a Men , %hid, has destroyed the greatest part of the , view of the American Genernment, restricts •the 1 "" — ., , .. , ... •. - - •cei .-.•tt • ...--!-- . . P° , an d that the herern•geepersana large temity . .3,939,041 town, has asked to capitulate. ' British fro m entering into any trade with the nu ; h . consumers have we, ter some time, been itt the ha. Visma.t, Sere. 13.-We learn that an order has ' uterie' tripes of Indians eceepying an part •- °C 1- bit of paying any move. We have heard alms that 1 141131.1 C, larilt/DITIORP.9. country within Ow jorialietiuntof the 'sited States. the berate:it from the Cabinet to the Felice Department; H lonustrtoos inhabitants of moderate CirtAPl.l .. icatitleartiii's AtilttllitiTilliTtoll: • 1 DRUMM-LAMS THICATIME.--Thd ilegpvs' OpOrCI VOnit March 4. 1799, ' •' • :'•" ' ' tea. ' not to allow any French emigrant, who, being driven stances at Btompton, and in that tidally, have dee - was presented here last night dada lided the high. to Dcc. St 171;1. iiilit-118 .37 -. from France by the late events, shill wish tOrepair • •,_ . . __...st eed • . This opera, dared, that unless* fair. reduction Shell supersede I eat gratification to • crewmen . . 1709 :1,783,977 13 the necessity they will levet asiociatihoth and sub- • '17!...1 :1,707 518 28 ' • to Austria, to reside in the Hereditary Austrian i which unites the most powerfal.satire in ear language ' scribea c*.pkal , an d maple? agents w h om they w ill • 1795 ._4.950.396 43 States without the ilt ape/oes special permission. tto th e fi ttest assertmeet el native steed:, requires .to themselves diligently superintend, so as to carry into ' ' • ' 1796 2491,910 '4ll This order has, perhaps, soiseconnection with the re- : be supported on the stage by talents equally comp.- traecatiess the plan of purchasing carcases for them- 1797 * 1,8:4499 96 leeneive. Mr. T. Coosa assnated for the first that fusel to let Madame Murat live at Hambergh, espe- 1 the character of Mdchediti, an d we have some plea. 1798 4.523.225 'AI • ~' '. '. • 1799 6,499.436 72 : • • . • daily time Mt -Mimi his obtained leave r its It is . . I sire in declaring it as ear tapir judgment, that ..., and get them slaughtered for their min advantage, at . 18.73 7.414.7 17 said, to reside at Prost,. ke net wily eppeared td-greater advantage thau ne•1661 4,951469 99 •. - -. . a still greater benefit. Public notiees, we - under - LIVER Ri fl er, Sari. lt -bye Cabinet letter of ! eveitkiebefore upon the London stage, but that as a • stand, have been &circled, announcing this hien. iErielttelth MINISTA Aird!li • • his Majesty the King, Is the tveneral.Litestdant of i whole we prefer his Medietak to thtt of any of his tion, airless the hatchets shell moderate their 'preseht" - i { S ADI, 9;737:019 11l •.: : . the Prussian Army, dated Aug. 20 , i t h as b een ! eatitsporaries. lie song last night in a parer taste , intolerable rates. WI ttist they Will lake the hints • ,Ali 6,414,14 05........L.-......:_: 114 40M,894. VI . •t audits a mere unadetned style than he often indulges, . granted, at the request of M. baton, that of the 40: . _ . as their Comrades tlf the eastern tegiens have sht.tisg Inv 6354231 64 . • and we were certainly (MIMI. by the change. In . . • .1?-414 &Mkt 9 58 {Akre which the French carried off front the Catbe . the well known air " The Miser Zhu a shilling "'"_WP' e • •.. .., • Is 4.9•34.572 89 • • ounnot ultaitillesterday ilideolog- I rade; . '11.50‘1.311 I' ) dral at Als-la•Chapelle, only 10 of the best (and the ; sees:, he and M r 5 . Dictums vied with sack other in • ~ _.... hi . _ h •- ' • • *pm 7',411,972 14 man's coachman mime Into the Glebe pit se- demi , tomb of Charlemagne) shall be given back, Westin ! clearness of tone and sweetness of expression ; the a° res t of yerkirla • Ne w.-c hid, od and afteti la b el . . • iii s oo fea a w wintseetterattr York-pla it , w.- r , the ether 30 pillars supper! the douse of the Parisian duet which closed the song,seemed to as to be in the , a heart . breakfast, without any pinions cimplaiut 7 : •• • -, IV n.911,'85 23 I Museum endremoved d • reit ,cannot be without mug g most delicious harmony- that could . hate issued from of illnes Y s b e d ped down, and expired .on . the . i rep 46. Ort• i 1 5•1194.604 56 • , tv 11.7,4,291 n • human organs. " Hem hdppy cortld Ibe with either," I . . 1.: • • .• . 1813 Vr4611.4ci fit &nage. Mr. COMM !be sung with vivacity and spirit. Mss. V . •-. . , .. ••• • lel. 30.170,664 0 )815 , 30.030,0011 U 1 VIENNA, Sart. 13.-Among the excesses that have Dittiolal played POSig, and was loudly encored to PU lilac DEBT. been committed in France upon single trate ll ers in 66 G rate sour fo ll ii sig . , i Miss Kathe,. in Lucy, At thi rantlneoregicat a W.eale tt iee'l Admiaivtra. Oa open country, none fiches more regret here than , acted With bee , simplicity and fidelity te nature. floe was ' : • • /1.1.77 ina the murder of the young Count Laresch. This prang bowrows. Id e AhOlterm, , , s rail ._ and Ditautien, is Palatial, 1 At the miaseleartaleot of Ada isAdrainl-traflori 84.634, ry At Ow commencement 4.l.lfef•dif it Adwboartiwo FIO 0 '4.1n 1 rich fig/151411C in their delineates • nor must • At she coatioenreampos of Staiticw's tdritiallinttl•A 53,7.4.1pu man accompanied by his Captain , who had moheybe. W ere • 6 9 lit. °nut to beet testimony to thefelicity with *hie The a It.dit enrolees's:scot the (lashed 8181 es, 0, Ist /011.:ft a• g to the Regiment with him, te Auzerrei in a ii,810112 pearl/eyed Pilch •it a ff orded another proof day Jim. Ibl3, Real • , -_, _. . • The li g irill Meg tiarrdefined OEM '4, the Iluitel 62+7324Z0 i ',hlt chaise. As the carriage was driving rather sloe-. Of t i l l Versatile callers ett ' his pleasing and impressive . suite, it this its., e, faros Pattie a•cerialidol ji• over a bridge four armed men stopped it, and les- edit . ' • flow SW. , _T,"49991r-Y "P er t l :l iiili • ' The iiinnaabd ann. ! ) debt et trotted 126.187.i10 IriaWly shot the Captain. The Count defended • One of the Orrenwich Maglstrates.being asked by ,diote.; na lit .iir i.e. lent tar 53,8 5 4217 t h at h e a friend, whether hi thought Wir.von,.„tite pedes- I XPENCE3 Or VIA WAR. It is affirmed that for 15 yenta the religious orders are prohibited from receiving Noviciates. . . . . Srassactuatt, 'SEPT. 21.—V ire have receivi d from th e department of the. Upper Rhine positive nuns; that New Brisac is no longer strictly blockaded, and that the preparations made for the siege of that city have been countermanded. The communication between oor oty end the right bo o k of the: Rhine is open, and though the Allied 'posts aroitill in out environs, entrance is free to alt. Tbe• blockade was raise/ by Prince de Itobenzol- Ima.. !• t ; ~.~., , .1 . . , spot: • . • .• • • We cannot tett seietely retriebatil the practice of kepsising the tops of hodses#:,Writkeet• giving some 'Clear indication mkt earning to , the passengers be low that. such proceedings erg •ltoiclll.forwat'd• 'A neglect of this neeetosary plittiOn might have been produbtive of tory serlotts Waller le the Adelphi; od 'Muddily afternoen, iboat six o'clock; when a great mass of bricks, &c, full from a very high hoes* ender repair; and world inevitably hero killed any person who had darartaimatay bale POWs& under A gentleman was In fair, passing at the time, bat happily ore Om Other side of. Abe way, or he must hare fillies a victim to Ibis acandelous want of cane.. On.Wodoesday a gentleman, for a trigiag wart, undertook to Walk 50 tulles within A; hours. He started from the two-mile stone to the 120 on tie Romford road, and so back, which he PittfeitiA4 with ems In lit hears and 40 Weigle. The WOGS starting were two to ewe againfithltn. . • • The wapleasaftt Contest *twos lord kilns** Tin and Lord Hou..twe k seam to, W 14,1pegth ami cably settled by • compreaskei according to WOO &be venerable mansion of liollatl-iloom and MlA** mains are to continsi the property of the bidet j* Wpm, dpring WWI lig thee mars .t. their.llle, haelly. himself e gzinst the morderers se desperately sniped oe the rint of getting the better, when three ethers come ( eau et ,Jor the bridge, orerpoirered sod kilted hi ee , h ee l % ins clad epos him 30 wounds.—.. The murderers seised the looney, eren the clothes of the murdered, threw the oohed bodies into the cat this, sod ordered the patinae, to dries to town. Such is the deposition of the postillion, who b bj no meens,fres from the suspicion of beiag so atCO l l l,, plice. bias. woald win, aniiwereil. 46 110, I'll tficirreffi ' fissan.llllol4oast, flge 3.- ite bid as arrivals of 10(y Crain Ws usurniirse, estharsti the ildverse *bite of the mealier ; aid the Wasp table vac rasher Sons) , it 111 ()Wee priret. Ilse serppiif of Oats had the erect sitioleg f t nrficie la Or reftieter rt the metes nye as seam brisk. Li Bar ' by, lksan t mid ether amain, thew as abeam ifia. 11111t/M7IELD 11M IK S. to f 66 thy per is. Ninth. Pefef ... 4. di. tg. 4d. dap s y - thitecia ...s. Od. bD. N. &eft ...I. deaf ... da. Od. b 6. U 4. amp Pork ....bs. 06. is db. 44. Calves' .. 4* ladrh . ...11s. Od. t.r e l . pi e AY-111- • Hay cumer G.. M. 4. 4410‘ SI. • . Saw .... B. 190. dr N. o o The United Slates gon-boot, No. 159, w*s Omar by lightning tad blew op, at New Odessa ; alai oat/ Urea, of a USW of twesty-otte s sand. 420 . .... . • - :• .r " ,- w b~ 7'7 eima • f ~ .' . e- Ached ilielainveineine.. war-covert of the late war, flow sitt;• Torawity ' 7%00011103 MO flee' defisn'ot *items eresoinetZt •by the W:tr 32,030400 Maw .fps direhodue . f aviliquidated. noise the ' Ith4rite Stiter, for atitit.:!) w atext,.kto of pre -1.- linFly. Itti . . - • 1i.00006 . 1 4114 :1* the nitifin, for ter want of !sparer* if, I < tarp's, prothire .. 101.4._ - )9.45 1 4 . Lae so the mai. o, by a general expiation of nusi - law, ay. .. , . ~ 73,0.thecu. —............._. :We wresse the roiled Suites D.40,#111016 .... 's.- [ - .5 4 ! ....- " . I 74411, sedielght, a young man, belangivtg I. Mr. NOM. s salt..works s at West Pans, neat Menet- Mtetlll tit. oste,of the peas while being s and eet lettited.tallik , .. . - r^? . ..•. • , ... 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