The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-23 00:00:00

- S - Tilt STATESMAN. glit awe us '',0;441/0. **o w _ tecigiog bin,w4 ( two- shores.. lois) iguetthis sio. " • l 4 ei s r e W its* and nuto f it, the ...thy liternher retired fro. lb* nit of the hustle. amid s eon/ .-fapploware. Coiewel Corms, of Whestley. could Ned rest esti*. fled WM himself, if bevies rootoly • silent tote upon so estrecodistoty. Do ravel, mud so important so tailor' as the permit. Euro all the bitellidesice this, bad bllliesin rowdiest lb. prank, Orr* fame appreveri lobe establithed:Tallatille thal.tim.Mestirm wm Rally eserermed,leaswaley leodoetml, sod violently dispersed. The senora Colonel thew psocesine4l toj deZuse. .bat Sir Winless litaekatone, who hasn't" I ; charged with subjective( the pmerreatio. if the (viola* ter viola. elearomr, had. le hisCeastlerwtary en she Iwo. of Englautd, rectrasised the statutri of I %allow, sod Maly, which deelsred, "that the sele.• left lied • eight to petition, sod that all commilareMil i aid prosecutions for seek politionisie were ILI lei." still. is saying this, le wished to tie dia l liaeelm g oti.estooti, he did not, by them whomsaticosi crodeserisr r 0 prejollar the real etsialeet of the Nagle. usurp. Ilse nw pier• i it. M only ea the same foatios ow whkh emery Euglishmso ought telly plated who Mid been attempt) in rod acing meth fetid resoles as they all brew lad *named at Mairriaester,and to request that they reloht sootier for sad rupiahs such coadscao-- ( neer, hear!)— lie wished to Cad that ethers had lees equally esidiousi• net preparlgirg a nee g 0 prelim, and in not broldirg rims the approbation of the Estrange Power, before It could he kaisers that ettelt condors had detected it.--( heirs )—The gal. laws Colonel, who at the last 'teethes was the ensue. cesfsal candidate for the reptemstailati of York, re. eked amid the load sod astbseastic shouts el the seeroandide multitude. Mr. W ALat a cemweated by oleereing, that Ike deeds of horror which hod been perpetrated at Ms*. chestier were of so dire a hue, sod of a nature so truly appalling, that they crested • degree of emretisra in she feeling mind ton intense le be easily tolerat.— ( 1 leer, dear!)—la all ages, sad is all times, there have. 4men, sod still are, men whose principles ore Pubs/taint , to their gelf•irderest but above ill such "gonna , and corrupt mitioor of a proud and Moll d ify fargiort, the Manchester Megistrates stood prouly pre esainent.—( Hear I)—The page of Lister, that re. conk their *spin's' is salters with the blood of their country men, sod will o tand•lossing sod a blushing monament of an nnnnnn eitotinool mod treatiesl ea. trosehment on the privileges of Roglishottn.(Lesral cheers of considerable deration.)-- Well did au en. litlttened pattint obsegge. when speskiog of the airs. arks •I WI there seek, imbecile, sod despotic ar retches had perpetrated. that the plats on • hich they had acted lass a plan which now, but heeds yield base drti.l, and nose but devils here 00000 (tdrers.)—e. They did deed wear the form of moo, bet it isms t p.i.• evident that " • etre 0.- •it hod it,.. molt Nature'. hood *l at de. I A I .n.nd bur halm II Nature '. 111. mean, To own , their Von lad smell matte of le h NOM pity." ?bey wore also the gaols of soldiers, bet to thews wish that appellation would be a libel ea then character ; sod therefore lir point them oat to tbe he seers of feline sees, they pai d Ineoternewald digoilimi with so epithet synonymous is that of cows and--.bey Aosta be celled Yeomanry Caralry•semai and slsoold he eelehrared for hee;og the towage of lofting their armed heed easiest the helpless lovell• nest of woomo, aid Uri naclfeadiog inhoceaca de of harmless childhood. — ( C bees I then proceed to take a slew of she cootioth of the sl , gistrales ref eal heater, whom he deaossinated the bulletin aid tratbnre of all these scents of blood and bar. tor. Its doing this, he denied le be properly ea• drisood: thre use ten an iirtirluel in the laud that entettaine e d a more since n re d and ettlent attach meat se the law and Coossisvilow of his coyote)! than lie did, or t h a t ma tespersed the 1.141 i sod di tolled eSte of a 111 s t ow ride. 110 „ indeed, could he poiriht, 'written It Opif.it it to she c ,,ptiery, ishoi be relented on the conduct of the W. On Gentlemen who mop. re the Bench of Magistrate, in his tive tit, it,', conduct war always regulated b, the prioriplos of jock,. and their beans w ere always ) g.,•fled by tl - e dictates of hemostat ► .—(l.med cheers. —Yet, when he foul a Magistrate acne( is dant contistlierion to the law-, he looked epee Ism as one of the wont enemies le she Censtileo n. Looking upon the conduct of the Masteirtt. ler 111.cistrates in this light, be rorrid not help cleosounrici it as iNtitioes and nwernitioesional -- Pagttiers, owing to the WNW , of hilted to libido it gait rise ; •nrottatitetiromil, sa rusted re. pie from 'swirls( the sacred right of petition. Cheers )—lts proceeded to rowitoeot ors this aohjert fog a considerable lime, sod concluded his vernaris ors it by saying, slat I. she face of law, rearms, Untie', sod Irsaiseloy, • nurse cogilemptible r i ppet• of despotimw led deflated the Mettiogyyleggl+ sod wish the wort lieruClikeerallsoiry let Irma their onferosl bawd of homitideslisialloo Mt the Mood of the', count ry WO. lie then celled the sureties of the Meeting to ar.011•1 0 1 ties of offenders of • fat awe dasseetusa description shoo tithes the taboret calico tier.••• or she ',pivot hewer of wiseacres sr sisal& at Msochester fee the abase referr is 114 ore, be s.ol, ass local ; in the ether, tsil was onitoreal. It sag Itaidly necessary for him todaythat he waist bi. Majesty's Ministers, those who were ailed ihst odvi.... mot coesseelloge of the Plitlie Bevil. He ottued for some re. time shot it was alnolettly ess te (wens dry for for the people to petition his Royal Highn mi.. them from his cossi c ils, if they *IAA sir p tett those rights and those liberties sr tsieh their fathetaldet , bad begoestbe d to thee' ;—(Chrets)—and concis • speech of toosidershie length. by droller*" fW cerdial coscenente with the iteselatiens *kWh bed be.. sabmitted to litter. Mr. HASGAOTt (the Editor of the York Medd), Wiwi then lnidly called for by the multitado, Neel for ol dw to address them. Ile said, shot Omagh liva nd ready declared to the public Lis abhorreambel the proceedings of the Magistrates sad Yenemert Cavalry, he was agale ready to declare t• them hisl NIA detestation of the hypocrisy of the Magisttates Meeting, at.ti of Omit horrid eighties' uf d betb . sad justice at that lime; hi was aging reay id, declare t• them the abherreaca with which ire whiffed theses. 'dice of theY errmaer y in attackiag the the s defame*avage *female and the _ h e lpless infest, and I cily which they the sfter wards eskibited ia t c blis•ded molders shish Om patpettalml. For the eitemee. thoeiplots, to li• elloost shoe see% eteoeitleo *mod be Ai d blretgasimpl, sod onotit roostitoto a hi feet lovitotwer Ile else tetoetottel Itio_sprfet4y ells priesiog his eerstroseot I. lb. Reeotetitioe t propeset Mr. IrLogrea, Me lama. end Mr. W..s.s, after. *wards followed on the same sMe. • . The Loots M a Tog thee pet the Rondetiens Anil steed to the Memeog. and decisred'iltem herded with. set a disseotient voice. . , Another Retolatiow was thew mooed, seerrefird. sad retried. that it is the desire ef this Meeting SW, the Commit(p sheerly appointed do adept set+ eme. felt, GI OM requisite tit carry the preceding Resole. Ilona into "Pet. . It Wes this moved by Mr. Simms., and second ed brit* Row 1.. Donnas, that the Thanks of the Mowing lie given to the 'tight Ilse. the Lord Mayor foe hi. teed) 'meatiest to the AIM, of the People by rattles this Mooing, sod for his most independent sod esemplary opinion in the Choir. After it had been tarried. the LOU MATOIII fill. turned theolti is e Aim speeds. The looltitlide thee di.pers"d owithoet the least temolt, sod thee folly jostified the emoitlesce which the Lord Mayer had placed is them. --,--- VENSZUKLA. -......-- • The iellowiai important document front Vendrl mitts has befit transmitted to no from • 'thermally Amite fit the al', to whirl k viesinrwarded•hy their correepnnitess, fay of the siborribtuto. Fuss Ibis it sill be seen thalch• conduct of Lord CGCHSA SS Inwards the British ships and trade has been mast correct. IWe farther learn, on she farm avithority, that • sa tisfactory cesminicatints had takes place between the Commander of the ltritisis ships es the station end Lard COCHRANE, as so his determinative to per. severe Indite esters' be had hitherto followed in re. spec. to Voltisit stair ; the result if • bids bed been trausmilied to oar Ministers. We rejoice, therefore, that the opinion, to whkli we atioded a shy or too l tee, as Is tho inotroctiose sloes Is Sir TIIOIIII 1 IllSoY. •as founded in roam; and that there is an peed far apprehension of say aiisamiletsiaisding 'skies place belwees the egelarens. Valearais.. Apt! IL 1519. Eta s —A' il fiernenly tapper. so she Corovonasate .4 Br 'fhb wears. gaol.. trod., to Arno, ports, okra so reads* Cosion are appoint...ClS a slew% hove is for their romplalar before shrills II ~,, i.ii Naval Ogee, eh . oppeon. and e.. 11 so thew fur ream. of irtroorea, or shalt yr is sorra he dm. sonvonl, si !knot Naas. Ail or ibis said.... to receive the liotheileelie testimem or all the Drlsists Milk4e , s a *roes ant er .1.1, et * 1 ....6, so an. pis, to lensed h. she (Indira et 1... rd forbr.sop, wit... so she above. of boas Basis% not Ann leas Ails of " Kr. Is - volf"flo t t Plart ird she lusi l i al tiz 6 " of 111 mei siete. sot be Frees the othy be Soloed Mir ear as (nest der-is-Chief of she till as Wow', sin she der of MN Wiwi. be WO owl, oh raised from wry pet, Ow abseil she dillleary of otoookte hit Aire 'alibi hoer oforded a prettere• bus arstualr trodetsi I ever! too-ible o f • Melt could bore hest expected lion war so s .bspv of eon t sod se Ms.'s, of •r • iiimare where sty wows were oil used to ester for bit seassilros. maim. sortie ▪ w e re r.r romplotere I boo he• 'every! rays b e hull vol o, d , coolly received • boost!, Were gat* ti* as the let applies' 6.11. We shah this velostary shwaetwy oily ea art et jo4tro It Lord Cochrose, Urn swore hoor reports were in i WSW . hilliell as Lisa to Ms orejoilicy. which alibi Savo oaths/ your . ears. We loser the Savor sis rotS,r, Yaw et .4 sbe reason. • JOSIN ILINGWOWTH. Woe WU. ROW Ve. Acre. JCIIII. A. TURNER. Jobe flod Wens, JN. TED. LETONs Lard istssi.res The alai Ilasser , milaioiri or the emelt a 4v weft It the port of the Wee. AND w. st.csT. IaUVIN.IitE a 1111 , 4cTF.R. HiDDEseom. O'BRILN, and en. ib e .,l% No.iceos Acens. , 4 Tailmllall% To W. 11. Shirref. Lot. Coos. 11. M. S. Audronothr, a es 4 •novo Olney NI the NI _____:..—...........--,----0•- l'R ICI. OF STOCKS TOO Mock 3 per l rnt Re 4. per C ra t.Cdal.lll§llllll/11;f1 Si pig root. 4 per Gest. Comielstee h DAV AT ONE 1/41.1 11 'ic. per Geod. Ma., 10,1 j 109 10915 lido Reeds 5 7p lAme Ana. Earivvier Hills 4 b p. Mt. Thfi STATESMAN. ........7. THURSDAY, ssrvistata 43, 1819. —,....-. We most sot, we will mot slack's is Oar seise• visors to aid or advance the cease of Reform, becomes a few indiscreet or over mines men, is a vast body, congregated together, Si, led, try s provocation from a time-strain Magistracy, into reveogefel sets, o hkh *either law nor reason may be able to delved. Who can be reasoseble at all times ? or ceder ill 1 eitcoesstseces? What has sot beee dome its 111 Pe ll for veogesoce.sake ? The very Ewe:Ross sod K tun of the earth are new prosecotiog frost r evertra, • hat both the laws of Heaven sod Earth forbid ! ! They 11111 itoptitootog A WALLOII.OIIIIAtUIIi f sad or life— or, which is the same thing , for time workirsed ; why ? Decease he impress to be endowed wish stronger intellects this all of them ; sod therefe•• better mystified to play seeeessfelly the game at which tyrants with indimite d power are always went aid pleased to whs. We. ore not so advocate fee the abetted and losprisoood Ex-Estramos, bet Vill I advocating the cause of violated jostle,. If Heaves deigns to leterfero wish mundane things, with the the w orks of wicked men, it will be sere to avenge wrongs and corklike searched sport a moo, for dolma .bat every ono of his peters would attempt to-mot. Jaw if these were es equal probability of soccesa.— Justice, Justice, thee, and not revenge, we would wish to rstoblials as OW metre—the latter is bet • biter-seed; but the former is et divine needness.-- This idea brings us to the circumstances which took place at Pule', sod which have glees a temporary plausibility to the argemeols of the appestats of all Reform ; or, is other words, to the abetters, to the [ base abettors of Corruption. We have mow before es a volemimoos report of the ptomains at Paisley, which ea accosted of each, day's largest matter, we have mot bad time eves to I unroll ;s ad for this we are the more sorry, hawses. we belitWOrem trot h e arts that it world espial. the conduct tot * the Reformers at that place so satisfac. tally, that they would o btain the saitoget of Woo. .'--------- templweetietbe of these to whom the sppeel is mad*. It is not sliailf the Wee of the quarrel, it tenth , ' snails, aggressor. We have area seem Greener' is the Stork Esakeeze, is what they ire erased tO nil Ise, posh Me hat of . grere.dirre ever bit 111111,1 by way of cresting a laugh against him. Now, it an Impressed, that the rig was played ems one that' , had mote Its is bis temper than repression its hit coouteitasce; sod, therefore, slier tenting serldvolt -reglillfririSrtai;il write. off ), be was capable of et +dog the wag ten beck ; op en whose face be direeßd sorb a mighty blow with his list, as drove two of his frost teeth into a lest gonspicsons pert of his mewl'. This derangement in the main pert of the arrhitec• tore of the prong beck's edifice, occasioned him In Wing an action for smelt and battery, and be laid the damage et 3001. a tooth. Lord MaIIS,IILLP snits fiend who was the segresior, and directed the isry net to give roe farthing recompence, °beetling, 'bat the assailant got of well, is basing his vibe left in their proper places.—Se is it is the PaUley Meeting ; se was it le that of Meechester. See what is the case in York end Leeds (not l'ork and I.aeroster, which the enemies to jostles are ' r erorkirig to prodigy), we observe with the states, i stenylatency of feeling, the Lases of those great Meetings is loch vastly popsies. places. The penple.will see into no excesses if left to themselves: it is the wicked oppolition of the self-interested m illers in public obeses that drives them ion' excesses, and if eentissed in, would to madness. Let them then meet peaceably, lt how best t• remove those grievescts soder which they caonot long lite. There is no occasion to predate Statutes to prove the pen. 1 pies tights; indeed it is idle to t alk of S u d e ty. on such an occasies. Who made the Sonnet renegue log the right ? —Whence came the y f —Dia they POI' 11811/ from WILLIAM the Cogougeon ?—Nn ; and if they did, they are not to binding age pees with on . giant's ens. A ceegorrer may possess as long as be CIO hold a nation's will, bet an longer. An Eel- Inhume may say, I have never signed any loch Sta tute for myself, end I ant sore I t for my pos. terity. By Is is, indeed, in matter of property, there is loch a thing as cutting of an entail, bet not in 1 matters of liberty, mach less in reason. No, we most hold s different lengesge—there Is one dialect for slavery sad one for freedom. We are sot quite in the former condition, end therefore msy safely 414 wisely barn all the books that belong to the art *main!aleing or prolonging it. Smote. tbe made by a parts of the people folded s shot.: people. 4 whole people my, enact Sqltotes, and those Sta. tines may operate till rooked, mad that revocation may she place wit it is against the interest of a thole people that they shield he observed. A whole pie can be tweed byes laws but those of Na or of static Reason, made for their social good and safety. Convoke, meet, outsell, reinter, and that moment chew it is proved that a ma• jetity of the people will this, or will that, from that easiest is every man of the realm jestified is as. skiing, by the best end most effects.% means is his power,to bring about that order of things which is se willed : bet sets well! that in the distribution of the poblic will or Kestrel weed, it mast not be as in the distribetioe of pri:*.morry, where the Admiral takes fear hundred and silty times mere than the eery steer's.wias of the ship! ! A Whig meat not comet for five basdred Democrats, set a Tors for fifty ;Flags. No, no ; man for maw most be the or. der of proceeding. ,The enemies of all Reform are compelling es to begin a sew reckoning ; they cry nut against lb, Spawner Plas—bet they sill do by that as by Mr. H U NT ; they will cry a wp, lestead of cr , :ieg it down. M eet, then, ye Reformers —yew saltation, veer recovery from the basest degradation, that of voted starers, depends thereon (for sow yes vote forefoot. and trees), and the R e p r esestatives of L 1 these sieges and trees have an interest is rived's( per galling chains. Week these duties we advice fee, bet do it with calmsees mid etudes, lest yes i l break your limbs is the commendable work. — Wait net for chose. leaders ; there cosset be a Meeting of twisty mos bet some es* asses; them 'post base the gift of spe ech, if be has bet the gift of Smiling. He may be eloquent wittiest being learned. the reams!, effect of oratory is to parroted", mid that depends epee the sossodoese of his Ingle sod sel . spas the dress of his ditties. Plasma may be es isslearned as be is described let what we know : but we believe be has more intellect la his brains than l ime half of the llooosrable Iles., of Commoss.— Bell poeseswe what the people velgarly call the nonce, sad what Colleen would call remains, and that ' 1 Is enough: go en, thee, Mr. Pittston, shoioever or e twebstiebakiriateimpeetd'intyofeleasesegirl taeterwee language. o t i ki p s ,ti r se g i m ea r s a am i w oliku m k s la w s r i l i e h a r ne nd o e b t i cm t l ac i t e l ht g l et eni rr 7 . l6 l : Member of the National Genven ' tioo of France, used wiry plain laegeoge, but he sever failed to electrify 14 lhisestbly by the logic he employed, however Wooly. 4 ' Yoe are chows (said het to act for the allele natio., aid is that capacity yes have a right Sc command the service of every man, and the Mess of every man, whatever may be his political wriellses, for the goad of the nation." This then. deeisg sentiment had the power of • a Jeve's decree, and the Nation was mired by its cidseos beating off the forces of slated° Crowned Heads and Sovereign Statei. We aril sot known to many of the avowed RtfOrMITI; weds not wish to form attacitmests of the kind ; they warp ear minds, and ,taken ter jade wrote, mod inky peals! *guise , ear very will. — We even confess that we hove sot been very for. 'unite in the few intima te iffils of that kind; bet no matter—it is the COIN and oat the pervert we look tn. It is the cease of living of bit. Woos sad trellises yet to live, sod if the crowd, as the Courier sap, would huts* as mach and as toed at the terrier/Jo of a Patriot, es at his exukatiole in an Mossoorobir way, we will still to ea, mod even with more signer. It poets, •it tree, that they • stand in need of informations. Lei es hope It may be believed, that there is seek 'a thing es disietereeted service. We keen that Ministers do not fetal their aSre duty al Mos t large pay sod espeetaliest of title t but the nation is net without some few eitisens oho Geoid scree it, without rach mercenary views. lot et hope that the time may come when the Duke of WaLLI%GTOII may be every be accepted note fourth of what the. latish Coal bas bestowed ea Mimi ? and may even pour back into the nation's treater)! 'tire other tblef.faerths. There is, lootrever, root deal to be done ere that oespicieus day Strives. We purposed to have bestowed some little commeet epee r. the vile conduct of the Times. It boo, to be sere. to..lley abetalaerl am a sisal* toothiest rarebit, en Reform. Well may it be ashamed of "lint it hisdoste—audthell • • has loooiller aimpor of peal enormity, bet of e different• cast, taken it to task for its hypocrisy sod double. dealing. One day the Reformers are ceestenanced by this tione-verving Hot (for it 'really Melees that stigma, if ever a Jouroal did). We newel, lideed, with the Courier, that the reuse for the Goddess thesis was hope; ; or, as the other depot of • correption says, properly enough, it would est so shamelessly bete scampered off, bat Lave relitid with decency. We eau Only: say of them le ear hearty dirgest to their hest employment— " A IA agile so Mntr Owls rouse.." And we ranched* by saying, that if Off ementrywhie can read such Pipers, and be swayed by such seed. meats as they tatter Jay by day,. shy then they de em, enpitied, all the disgrace such base writers arm ealrelated is plunge them into. We have not room for the 'noes poetry te.day, with our remark• upon its insidines tendency. The Ward's of St. Bride's soya, the Chord is wedded to CUalit, and 'holster', is net willing to give birth to any'other doctrines than tech is dews right Cbristisnity allows t it is appropriated to seal. savieg, so that the bodies of the patriot parishioners may perish in the open sir for what he cares. Ws Lady sacs, it woold be wrong to sake a meeting hawse of the perish cAerck. The rat mcs Raaant. dosing his lee visit le the Isle of Wight, received from some enknows sauce an elegant gold sooff-box, mopeds'' , set with brilliant. On opening ir, his Royal Digheeso Used • paper, ve chick west esittem, is • 0•••titell heed. three verses from the Sctipteres, which seemed to make • mom impressio• on his mind.—(Morrefog Paper ) _ Doves, Sart% 'lL—The Royal yacht, from Dee' kirk, is arrived is the Roods, C ilk their Royal nigh• asses the Doke and Duchess of CLAILIVICS. The Doke DC REGGIO (Sllll6lli OUDISOT) was told the other day that a certain Marquis called h us an upstart, and ,height he eight to notice It. " I em no Das gaisote," said the Marshal; s' I croon draw my sword against a lock et sheep; betides, it is not me that the poor devil calumniates, it is his sears tor oho 610 enfeebled his family." \ The Biiik and Steck Eachanges were beds shot l'Fearle " wereirlderi btertansuaecliteedreel: thePtilßmosysbal bur r og ill e t b tul y the ddferent brokers and jobbers. Consols ter the swoon' were does principally at 691, and for thet icy at 69i. A large goastity of &chewier fills was sold at Its. discount, POILTIMOUTII, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Camelia, sod Fee transports, fres the Davos; sad Richard, iisicilings,fros flare. P LIMOUT II, SEPT. 21.—Arrived the Scipio. Hem. derv., for Prince F.d ward's Island ; Toe Brother', Robins ; sad Elisabeth, Carr, from St. Petershergls. —Passed op Channel the Martha, Keessedy, hem Ramses\ for Hautlsorgh.—The sm", Deem, vas spoken with of Scilly, oppareetly invest distress. Ftawoota, SEPT. 20.—Arrieed the Unity, Faith, fres Asti's., in 51 days, for 1.-endes ; Ilarmowy, at, free Neefesodlooll, I. 21 days, ter Poole; . r a t Peale, Johnsen. tram Tenerife, is Ghia amiss, last from St. lees, with lest of toresil and topgil. Isat-sail, having bees obliged to cot them away of the Long Ships, en the wh ic h ih laid her ea herst. in a heavy beam from the st orth•anl, c ear's, and carried sway her bulwarks sad ',velonad staesscforeesa. Also arri ve d the Nepteue 11, f r om Gibraltar for I.• odors ; she tell in, :sit the Li zard, with the s loo p Tree Ileilee. iens. , efrdbla Milford for rooster., Warn eat of Meent's Bey. en . the 16th, in a very leaky state, and shoot halt en heir after taking oat the crew, the sloop sunk. — laid the Fortitude, James, for Lists.. Iluaa. Sant. t I.—Arrived th e e: ollowing ships free Datil% Straits :—Arivt, thaw., nine Ash, 320 heels; Eclipse, tie lab, 1:4. bats ; Brothers, seven 601, 950 lints ; Thomas. ll{ ash, 360 butts; end Truelove, seven fish, 212 belts. HARWICII, SEPT. "I.—Arrived the Charlotte packet, with • M ail, from G•etteaberg od from Il h ; she has brought the crew of t he Cherub, of soll bail - . Pelersisure, which was totally lest epos a anon rock, about 10 miles tooth of the wings, to t 14 b int. at midnight. The crew had jest time to save themselves in the long-bost.—Sailed the Eclipse picket, for Holland ; and Aocklaed p acket, for picket w with Mails. DEA4 SEPT. 2t—Affiteil the oyal Sewdsereiee yacht, from Dankirk, last from Dover Roa; sod the Alexander, tram New Redford, for llolised.- - Soiled his Majesty's ships Liffey sod Rind, for Lelia, with troops.—Came does from the River sad sailed, Skis Aeries, Saved's., fir Jamaica; Lase, Qesieb for Bet ba d ges; sad hisse s Balmer, fee Newfield , kad. g.,•ilrn nt u r %lira dares is at barn as owe a lii n. Lethil ter bl•gittrai ( )poverty'. g I **j os s, ols s • roe rite; I re Oa item ._((burr )- ashy-•t for • / 71 Nisei , 011 ii train., POI I. Futile. of do • , 4 wish the .4 \ 41114111111 boat ' shalt commit, ‘• hivesirs In dewiest's , d I. 1 w 0...s or sli at Mooches' MOO 10 J. mos hood bee Me • esi "Wei". 0 •Pi esti ed u fo r t for the rol Inks stein led ill'ose I bad belloce • speech cordial coo boo 'labial Nu. HA brio& then lagoond to bad ellihd Lie proem Cavalry, I detestatlol to dm Met • end j" declare t• tbesit•ard legs feast basbasil, b 4•0444 I P • : A sG ow aid; otu kf• eo Ml bill