The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-19 00:00:00

s C ii 1 2 t a t 1 t c a 1 c I I 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 COMMON COUNCIL. This Alsembly set at'Civildbiti, in order to s i t kr a proPellitioll for presenting an Address congratulation to the Pripet" Runt on the . T i es r ecently achieved b' ode fttitw,. sad that of As soon as the Lord Mayor took the Chair addressed the Council, stating, that during his traitor(' on the Court for a series of years, he seen much in its conduct to applaud, mid but to engine ; and assuring them, that he should t o oly e ndeavour, as far as in him lay, to . that little still less. His Lordship concluded osserring the (:ourt, that so exertion or industry sheold he wanting oil .kis part to perform. the Ando , sustain the dignity, of the high office he had the honour to occupy. [This AL Ken receired with testimonies of general opprobs. flog.] Mr. SAUNDERS proposed that the Thanks should be voted to the late Lord Mayo kis punctual attendance to business—for him s oniful courtesy to the Members of that Cor for his general facility of access—for his endea r to prevent the transfer of the India trade from Cif), and for his humane solicitude for the int o f the poor in his regulation .of the price of _ . sintill. : .. .1' 10 . , • Mr. S. 1N419,141.493010,0e5ery part of the ..o- soot a ....... ._ ~ _ tion.excepting,the les( peeigrapli, as he conceived 'quince of the exertions ri the 'abject of the motion io - fiate acted injudiciously. Jhelieliveratsce of !:.'rope —lie, therefore, coOV alit •help . rtuienditig theoPahleoPMLikk i llesuded ' om ission orthli'eseep oliable pass e. . ..,- 4%4 ': 4 446 tiliabib in, thet. pritaits. Mr. Bost coneeived'tilitletny oppelitiest 41tewels "a • jejtesaii otrational libel* motion would be enpreadeeted and pecuilaely dive. tieetAnd religionen her spectful. Besides. the velepeoposed was by no means . Mr. neut. applauded the dignity of sentiment , most " mane orpn,wion of a mind full „f ibm is li tap Oli s t , ilidiSeritninate : and if e.Citief Magistrate evinced the and excellence of feeling manifested by the Gentle- • theeght df an order in which the spirit dell t higd k , 0 0 . rttnost ze'i in the performance of his duty, the usual man who had introduced this subject, but he .did not d we ll., • Ws, itihtile spit was,. was sinderstood perf; cv .t*,oo - : Tanks should trot be refused to him for a mere error concur in those eztconsioras which he bad passed on highly apphletird by the audience. In , the nv.eriiie . scene, iii judgment. Mr. Pitt, which were calculated to mar the unanimity where the heroines bave hitherti followed the Prior., " nothing Mr. ALDEN also concurred in the motion. 'of the Court on the motion for an Address., He re- both," she pasted before her reaching the deer of the Ctifipel, Mr. Peatissu. contended, that the conduct of joiced in the success of Britain and her Allies; he aid without streak or importunate relnetauce" exhibited the' the late Lord Mayor, with respect to the price of admired their moderation in prosperity, and had happiest portraiture of that indecision which bridal modesty mi t gli ti. t 4lepky yon entering a state that changed all her relations 'wad, peculiarly deseried the approbation of that . the same rational feelings " been always manifested Court, which ne , had taken care to consult in the the country would have , saved five hundred mil- 1 . 6 . l l o lZ ase — r ig ":,' w , as k bi ; : ia : o4 , ll/ : l t ik i l drit he • . 4 . l t i c , hl " of course of his proceedings upon that interesting sub- ' lions of money, and the lives of five hundred thou- I— . ''.-- f — aron "L r n ; hi - els - c - osi — W - '' he --- ofrer '— ed77l3M — Jsloy re. ject. ' ' sand men. WWI . aktillaiteenteme representation. Mr. Jam supported the opinion of the last i Mr. C. S Mini concurred with lite 'Address, and, i • : .. : 11 . wher,t , ...J.-- Speaker. • i in allusion to the notice which had been taken of ' Mr. GRIFFITHS vindicated the conductl declared of the - Mr. Pitt, hehis gratitude to a deceased Lord Mayor, for whom he had the highest respect, ' statesmen, though he had not been so fortunate as and to whom he offered his counsel with regard the present' Ministers. . to the steps which his Lordship had thought proper A II .1. 111 r. W ITMAN said he was more eager to express to take respecting the regulation of the Assize of i h i s sentiments now, as he was afraid he would be Bread. • three di e: ' unable to express the warmth of his feelings by per tentiThe voices. motion was agreed to, with only. tonal att=endance tit the presentation of the Address. ng . . ' He was glad that the war had an object—that of pro- TheLONDON M I LIT I . • 1 coring an honourable peace, wh ich would be a Loan Mayon informed the Court, that he had I blessing to all nations, and he hoped it would soon received a Letter- from Lord Sidmouth, which was visit us. This lengthened contest had displayed that timid Whitehall, Nov. 17, 1813, and represented ' the stay of nations was in the people, fur, without that big Lot dship felt it his duty to call the attention Itheir influence, the efforts of Britain would net have of the Lord May or to a communication front Ms pre prevailed in the Peninsula, ar elsewhere—the dece*sor, dated the 15th of February, concerning P of nations in war or police was to be traced the London Militia. It stated that the two regiments of Militia, from their constitution and limitation of in the people. • service, were inefficient, .and recommended to render 1 Mr. SAMUEL Dixon congratulated the Gentleman tin m valuable in the publieservice, by a Bill enabling . who had just sat down, on having expressed his ati ).i, m e a sio. s e fe w * , . t h eal j u.tuty pa d s t tbe United probation of proceedings, which i_ s . ,!_all former Ma- Kingdom, it being alw .. ays understood that one re- Ilitini be ha d' minim worn. .-,.. ‘ ,: - : 1 -':': - . giment should remaip within five miles of London," ' Mr. Alderman IIEYOATE cenetivied with the Arl. I for the preservation of the public peace. His Lord- areal, and congratulated the Couit, that Britain held Belfast* tolAlso -- ship concluded by sti.ting, that he entertained an Out to Europe the prospect of the establishment or ii- Captain rattett, MI6 slid& sift opinion of the propriety of transferring the services ! berry on a civil and religious betels, and a limitation i Roads. ' . ..' . , -••• • 1 . 1 1 14 of one regiment or both, to any part of his Majesty's ' a the exorbitant power of France. I bemire - Di. 'ttei:l7.-Llit "blew a 'twee' . . ~. . dominions. ' ' The motion of Address was then pot, and carried i from the N. W. is which most or ti• . This letter, after some conversation between Ale irnanimoosly ; and a Committee, consisting of all tined River drilled, Wino material 0 derman Wood, Sir W. Curtis, and Mr. S. Dixon, 'Aldermen present, and a Commoner from each Ward, ' B u t t i a j os Th o e ssm e s e ' sac, on the motion of the former, referred to the 44ese• ordered to prepire and bring in the same i It when e 4l 4l"re , S o" consideration of the Militia-Committee. • the day of presentation would be fixed. freVa the Wes,- A long eo'neersatien then ensued on the propriety .•••••• . of e‘cluding the City Militias from the operation of:. '-'l6 u Saturday . - the Volunteerin,g.Bill. •. • ,' ' last John Niels! w a s c o m mitted' to • Cbetter pot, c harged with being an accomplice with sir Wita.tiss Cuirrti was of opinion the 1111 - __,. Ilia esas !bell, who was . capitally convicted last should wadi lb the London Militias. Every goolo'spAng Ass i zes , and . has since been transported for citizen was celled onto adopt the [NIL If the power - ii" fe, for breaking into the house of Mr. Johnson,. of to oppose it firscs trosted to his hands, he should cer- Tattenhall, on the 9th of February last, and robbing Willy tee his duty Withithview to the hOnour of the . City of London. • ja 3F lief cash and property to a considerable amount.— liili was apprehended tlee a:4,9ifter the robberyi'but Mr. Akierman WOOO considered the Hon. Bare- i. field contrived to make his• escape at the time, and set's conduct rather extraordinary. The reservation 1 h'll°. ai remained at large eversince, although a reward of t the of their Militia wits certainly one of their privileges lcepraved character, and. was tong considered as ives offered for his apprehension.' He is a lion. Baronet, and the Colonel of one ',it sa I. /nest e regiments (Alderman hunter) were divan(' a terrdrin the neighbourhooti .. 4 Chester and Takin. sire up that privilege without the least consideral When taken from the Castle en Sktorday last; fo he tire. Lord Stdmoutit did not mean to Introit! y e s rexamined by the Magistratei, het made a most des eith privilega of the Citizens, and one of the Cit perate resistance :on attempting twhatvdcalf him he Members had arisen to sweep away all rights atonal. knocked down the turnkey by uetalent blow on the Aide, matt II ..uturewsaid, there was no compmblicisA -chest, and afterwards . felt upon Mut with his hell*. , in the Bill, and the men could not be forced to enlist. He was, howerer,, provenied from deipg him any seri- Mr. Wm-limas considered the subject entitled to • ample consideration hererexay ceeseurt, was g ,___ _ i*cous injury. On /getting tso t STielduladentwo Or three the Bill. . . "en i'D;ivbtows at the Governer, whti'paiiiiid stheits ' off, 'and • • ..- :. * tripped up his heels: the eceittildret"hisitedlately . 1 alter a long disceissintt, the Court ctenu•to a • ._ ~,- imalled out metier, and submitted to' istryintaideti ff ed. lotion to instruct the City Members to meerve Fla& • liarnent, that nothieg in.the Volunteerin Act ! T i ff extend • did not receive sup 4ttiterr e • sivirppo: trivial g . !T i ff ' blow on the nose ; it the tem& with the Governor extend to the Londow Militia.• .i• iTwhich caused the blo od . tb ritn, in( hititat idhle hm i Sir James SHAW moved that the freminti . iit Bill to enable the City Militia to volunteer i went through t'ne 'stree ts, in Odor liilmpreiii lilt] '• - .i services abroad, should be immediately referred to the Militia Committee, w hich wait carried matte'people with an idea that he had been ill deed. Monday evening, whilst two childeatiortas of Mr. rni.n4ly. *Archley ) in Curzon-street, were .piaying in the A letter received by the Lord 'Meyer froat-95pt ! kitchen, one of them took up a fowling-piece, which Broke was read. It expressed th e wr i ter ' s b ilk ; incautiously had been left loaded, and presented it. for the honour conferred on him and his cs. w, lty (be,: The Piece went off, and lod g ed a small share of its Vote of th e Common 'Council in . ge i o r t h e • contents in the shoulder of the servant maid. Pro capture o f th e Ch esapeake, prom' Wag to pease the; videntially her life is not in danger. - • . . jive of condues which was h e ld t o deserve such des- Yesterday five men were in custody at the Public _ tinguished approbation • and pledging `e *a Mice Bow-street, charged . with manslaughter, in , . 9 e_i , nploy in th a t pursuit the sword with Council had favoured him. This letter wt. epplaudexl. A 1)1):/. ESFi TO ?ME PRANCE. REORMT The Lone MAYA informed the Cone had received a requidtion signed by sic Common Councilmen, desiring' him to cat for the purpose of coelottalating the PI Best on the late brilliant achievestests in liaxnuy„ sz, BROWN said, be Was glad that the Lord had commenced his presidency in the Court occasion so joyous as that of the triumph - ' aid her AUies over *the unprincipled sggressions tbv Ruler pf Fran's. *This waissieseat : 4 ~; The events which . have lately taken place on the Continent, and the moderate and manly tone in which those events have been received by Ministers, have excited"the utmost degree of uneasiness and alarm in the minds of certein persons, who rediuble the ea gerness of their cries for war. The cold-bloOded fury and metcenarl malice of these paothinf to mischief, can only lie appeased . by the prospktetiff lasting A solatfo';''Th 'They rave, foam at the 'mouth, and make frantfc estdres 'at the name ofspertee.• 'These high 41 8 priests , a Moloch daily offer up to their grim idol the same nauseous banquet of abuse and lies.- Round them "a cry Of helf-hounds never ceasing harks," Niat with greedy appetite devour the offal. Every day tht act over the same foul Imposture, and re iaat th •t; monstrous masque. Them mighty *oath taayers look forward' to another msteratioa of Eu repe after another twenty years of havoc and de .struction. After urging her !cystitis eery edgeaof the precipfde from which' she Vas only just recovered, breathiese and affrightqd - ' bark, they wish. to goad her on: once niore to'-'the same tied career. The it : tpe o t e e t moihent over-pail, but they will net 'of the state to-oritiii: Atli/hour, in t baltiilastithey may still 11113peket At wrecks, and rp?ilipon tge catmnei..- The seipitat'cids the as sassiest yeit; tha mowing and. elailltarigi of apes, dro wt. the ioice of peace ; • and • TiaallltO,Nhe the so lemn Alt joins in the distastaiiitatillieoloup the dresty eat& of death ! . ' • -.cr -,..t. ; .f ! . , .‘• .• • The' fallowing article is takes -MAO ON &shame Gasettei- of the 1,3 d of. September:---" By a pas seaget In tie schooner Governor Kinderland, from Permlicoht; cast away upon the Bank, and arrived in a wrecking vessel, accounts are received that the in •:Miritesitehad assembled anew, in the.neighbdurhood I fat Amelia Island,_ under the command of a man, - • Ili" iiked . I ,, atip • oioyeserviroabi&te.rich , roguth.„ . A lowlviceairle to those it was desittued for.; l, • /low easy this might have been reinvOle,il,,kr i n ~ r • t ro ducing a :belt:clause in' the Act; auth.orisinettecti l'atkilasits to h mate. be - fore any Nlagistrate.. j the distressed, incarcerated debrot becomes an mbiecf of national solicitude, benevolence, and pity t ,ib l ettos as he becomes such object should he ex"periencegiery 'facility towards ..the attainment of his liberoieu.—. • 'Let!the unfortunate Debtor, however, vest satisfied, that this extended confinement, in the present case, has been [rarely the effect of accident, anti net of de. sign. No doubt it will be soon remedied. • I need 38.1,4404(4 about the other incongruities at the Bill,--4uoiras the appointment of n Judge with out a salary, and without a Court to sit in. . Rut, although our sturdy ancestors did not suppose that the principle of Roman Law, the Cali° lionarutn of Justinian, was a prudential law in Englund, or a fit subject for its zenith ; yet, Mr. Editor, I think. it must be confessed, that the statutes of our fore ; fathers were carried into execution with infinitely more facility, than those of many of our day, with the assistance of all our " Acts to Explain antt Amend."--1 am, Sir, yours, &c. .13iitglentade; Nov. 15, 1813. T-hriirtikoligomo' The boo . Bal t - hive .•q hundreds or of *: 1 only '• at • his NA IL INTR,I.LIGBNCR. Die4,ltei.l4 , -Osie'' .. down from the River the Princes of ! a lp, 4111,16014 ad take John, hived 'OS Jainaica ; and the ;111,aeyi "0:4 thehtia, and remains with the whole of the domed as per last.—Arrived' his Pdajes . .ty's ship Bid *ilk Rear-Admiral D.prisam, from the North Sea. • PdlreStoovo. Nov. IR.—Arrived the 01hre•Rreach, Doug- Ini ; Mary and Rachael, to join the Weet India convoy; and this Willi/on and the lively from Waterford.—Railed the Scylla slispiif war for Plyinoutb.—The brig Ebenezer, Fowler, from Weymouth to London, has loft her forensais4 bowsprit, sod two - T sedans asi•t cables, and came into this* harbour.—The brig Never were the Thanks of the House of Commons Diana, Peaki., from Cork to London, bat lost her bowsprit, more cordially re-echoed by the voice of the public, sod sustained considerable damage by getting foul or the ship than those offered to the different Officers who have Ifitteria, which ship also Sustained damage..,*--Went out of qua- i distinguished theantelves in Portugal and Spain. How mallishhiclilejesti's ships Horatio esiAaopenl.—The Hope : lamentable J's it that the genesal exultation those siesta,: ; sakes convoy forte a and the Tiihcato brilliant exploits have excited,: should he damped by : wit• Cook._ me-,of the irVest tiagrant instances of cOtTuPt !PIT'? POW.,Sig. ed the Belfast; hill eenr : Itge whichliitvrelisgraced, in mast , .Ayres.—The Prissese Mary packet, Belfast , bkid , ligate Administrational. Ord tun axiliCisscoset, d, Captain itetobt, AM a Mail for Jassalia, hassone lob o the Roads. ,1 ti°se ea" hR . Se4careel - v.. • ear the sound af.canoon • • - 9 : .1 except in : reviews at .Brighton, and We're services ••• . hers been Tontine& to the defiles of .the..Jiouve of_ *blew a aerate.' 'Wall last otos: con;laans,. _has. been pt „; : ,• e by cz I. „ t d the R • from the N. W. ht which most of the:verde whieh I Y ere hs siereee oistera,to. the . most lucrativeiliiitery, River drifted, but n° ma teria l d ama g. e . ino . l4ll o ° 64111 ; point:meld in the gift•of the Gioia*, Wi th ishat.dis.. excel:ft tittles of some anchors and cables. :, •• ' •* , gust Must this nonsioation!hive been received by our Ye:l'moms, Nov. 18 ,—Arrireo the Pria4 e v titter,. armies, who halo so freely Shed. their Weed lo their., from the Weser; and the Unicorn, from Off the Tasrel. countres:eausot All ranks of the people Most grieve to•see Parliamentary inituence, while, it *sinkers our Constitution, . depriving .itn,y one of , oar gallant Commanders of the fruit of .hislhard-eisssed laurels. Where so many are deserving, it ,woiski be invidnous t,o specify names. Sare:y, surely,- the Noble Duke, and others, how. many soever seats they. May .com mend in Parliament, might be satisfied with the Church, and leave . the few, very•Jew c goed things which tiisa /trmy possesirs, to thoso l utiiii coaut t erhic hswpwiskahle _hardships,. at the hazard of their lives, hisiscontribated to the security kod glory of the realm' ~ - • - Three of the• Heeds of Houses in Cambridge are in the list of the • 197,,Clergy, who have ken served with qz4 lain actions at•the suit of the EsSecretary to the late Bishop of l o omoort. ' :• ,The sentence passed upon Glanville, late Boat- . swain of the Ifiwdostan, as it respects- the exhibition of his'dispeced person to all the fleet, has been car ried into effect. A temporary gibbet was erected in a boat, an'ithe having a white night cap on, was placed under It, with a -halter, which was suspended • from the . gibbet, passed round' his neck. • ;! a tails ignominious elate he was rowed from ,ship So-ship,. for two day.; wind :the boat .reached eileferehlp's .was directed to stand up, that piiisrew, wire gesetom. 1160.110 S .Anti every proniineel4,oeS;t t, ..• might.: bars a l efail view of him. He will fie' itogi tent toe Mieraludieafor two years solitary ' _Agitiltst intt to de r thin obtairstird! 4; Rant-. • procate the ;' 1;m/oil; 'ant is ittfirdiver irrs' I AV** 1 4 , fig 4; . "11014 • . hu : likres4" . • firihllf ~~ - `Ad! ~. ill; w. cu—p—m. • . CORN Excurain.E.,NOY. 19. • Although we have had but fresh Whet' at sottrkel. since Monday, the sale of that 41:alti is exceedingly' heavy, mat ;he inferior qualities are Rs. per 4siarter cheaper. Barley folly istaiotains its price, Inconsequence o f adverse *lads. rise o:its are rather brisker sale, al bloptlny's' privet; hut' the oitlioary sorts are full I*. per unmoor cheaper. to Pens, Beam, not other &kicky. there 1616 eltermioo. 4 4 tihat (E•glIalt) ' 65 88 (F.91r.00 .60 SR .46 51 burnt.. 42 54 90 73 /1. Seem .4. . 4 58 68 New flitto — do. 4B C New Oats ditto 'to , +•34 ;11 ifipe A. red SI I V iipe, tkfk 2 wow -- • .-0.4..::: • .: 1 ;116- ifiLD IdAVAIROV, i ;< I .9. tb,',(3611' 174,174:14iit" this 4av - - 01. 1 • . 710 4d. 1 8441110 ••• ri ...:*I ' .':.' 7' ' 3476:: M. •**.. .. - . , I .%ri if A IVIIIIILICKST• 7 r •• • -:* 6,..4.:1yik0t: t tr io. ....1U 92 ... 'iv . ) .613 too • t .. . ~. ................+.............-••••• - -... -...-. . -- ...... ... - ~... - , . . • . • . , IPIOIY Sling Od n .' i . mil lt eb - a i i d -•• .- - 7'. `, • 19. 1 4 --'- - - • • .; A • a pat y 7 , oil me% m i n ds . ` 1 .• / • . .. ,;,,,;.' `. .4" . ..i bIiONNI9 diocorchat ought to unite kJ**. -, 4a • . ;. 1 • • • ~. e con - 5 ,.174141411)t1eits at the foot of the Theol,4W- - ..iit a 121::71/..irais irt*. " fi; f ri .. it - 44 ' - • ' '''' ' ' ' is '. Z -- - -Allow tie to express, throogh th tb i tir con. ~ ,; ....: " lalpie„;:,, ~_ 0 .. •- • --•- ' '-- . aiii. .. rj 4,lolo-LitENT BILL. ~ --, do ib e i f teu ,• . . etTeit, rem oil atid• imikotitnus period, in whlah sipaits i i • 1-, - I* -- ' ..• • :T • ... . ~. • - • Vitto.• 1111111APhill over the liberties of Wienyllisua .gt or i o aa • 91 17 - - 41.04.00704 JO,. Of the 1 Msfrilha prospect which had ope at .. on nod i stifia •-4 diattbivertep-haememememeraikperates igen stage IYe , -that the ft.amers of the insolvent Bill .___ __ ,,s,... ~..,_ . 4 ~!isi wow,* .as. of your Paper s kilt unfortunately it ha ' telregt.side.tliey Imalteld the legiooa of ratuee'l i w i t, '.•. - _ • . 411 00 11 1 Pedsh! bk te r refisie..,:k. sandlot' Which passed last Seas , lois, apppear'. to me to hay air, ho illtAiltßed inriucible, flying in mile "A . i0n•466:. .. .;.. .' Agana* Istettieetrisisioxhiatsievi Illian'alMed - ItlisseetWhollit, , filtedita Oho great object, they hod ; his at. j tip alt their own territory - 1494'4 Infer f rams - an . ; -, 0 ,,' . • ....44044.010Y,. fler. fah. It& 0.7 e. diart--ensio" slew, the. spe4r:dell i ierante of Many. hundreds •q he had I, 111 , 1111011 Shailar to that which the • * is fommUlk; ; v .. • . •-, T .:.- tmen 4 tl ll oseribkliiiiiih`firfil 44 . 4 o 4 i. Hee their,onfprtunate fellow -o:eoitirei trim! the jowl t 14 4 i t little iriattlited en other hingdorn!4 • heki itso- the i s, :. .--. ' 4 ,. . . selt4htegtise Middle slat i tier etuatenapee; „to- . relentless. creditors, and the Armors oira 'prison'. Id res.' jectlt*and 14 attributed them- i.t4PrOriddittiO of : 1 . : 6 ., 441 $ t i t erPrOS OO iaM her yoke, whose priP '. By the Act, the prisoner is called upon not oni render:. GOd t solely ..to the .nattle. ' 0 which Oar . aide . Wieeipt • -•' 4 ; 'Wes t .temlatei to peep I -sevrowleg, Might •I.' YOisorre certain notices, 4c. 'upon the Creditor, t latit 'd with , csmatry had made ; , single-baton eirs" i4C . i6 ., -- .im i teghvattioldi4 of ilUsingeeshiter of iii me Sine. 4 but sic ; tv bose salt hob, cOnfitted, ,but alseiipon'serch of h idustry rltressiooa of France. . i lliii , f4 4 ' ' l', Ink. ''''' . lo4"‘ititi , "Wt. 'W ale lobeeidi !lib' tbe haforovewesitiobe'l other ereditati, who nilay, not have procoedereghint dut,y, w .,ji, lipnged . .koculiariy. •4 0 .......3 jitssais t : a ' **led heel ptaetieettlilealii:. eetifeitile„bee - tb ibour;" hitn;. and, to pot the'priti,orier 'in wiit'vointi . h, de wfild( TR Mit lenatled tb take thretnettiftartitig eltatettititiadl=tliebeteteleseekialitabWieetwilThiliiibigrett er... ‘ r tiu t . t il i tf - 0 ,1410 14 PlingOts ciof of the' iiiilee of 'fitthyni 4.3 ,pr , .... .. , . , ~_ 'Stir . iddreei., which we' now occupy among centm*4l4oloml, uy I t - P. - - 7 - ----: * -- r"'''' lice is tiecessir,lp, esiVOiri Itisi:ialmnissicmer nu m • resting from krytalenik,latiostiatfroso their''•ise and inte• f rsaWfaillee piiins of that accompli!heal, statesme n? : Wi ll i am , ' resting from she Ara/line and delicate tithidity Wide.h . - cloud • :. s•it Pik who was no less theadinirationlatlieitritsetit'atet'• % their earlier exertions.. But .while we reritsire farther opporto. Inch; 4Pict, that e Ours.* htiS l complied with" of sileutithon an example to the future. Ho *Cold theiefore i aides to allot Of ear Vorminia soiSeientjadgroeit, we ditisrad- ' Must the requisite. But bow IS such proof to lie • ehtalwed prisoners in the "gaol of Bedfordi Ilan , or, -fothici/nclude by moving, that a dutifol• and lay s t,sik4,p, Aailint ber,p4tiorrosote last olalitease the iioit ravniaratile idea . ' ihg4op - and . Cambridge, tiny, of the countlee i his et, i dress should be presented to his Royal - Highowit ) .*:.ot rL trirtitrv: Her greet deli*** in heirheir yokel it sm e a sional, l Yoxit r N'orttiilifieilatid, PS111111111 ) Ste. procure r 1 ;ourt 7 - i Prince Regent, cougratolatiog•blin on 0 4 a f o r t ledlstlilleess hilaht be ateotlated for by her • nniequaletance .., p..rsoas itrilttOtich: notices to . go to lotilltM; 'an ! events ;Mamma with which Providence had crowpadil te a rm . lv 'lillia' weeblene of ***Theater. but ha ameneweass and kir' I give- o et before the'plitunissiener(the militia/Ott rom the 'of Britain and her Allies in spain anT,Saiairiv..: . t•se' .. " 1611 111 * ""it of intention : Thi s - nlittS be telbOled , I presume whO his the poier to take suelfialtifittfiiP mares* Manifesting the love and attachmakef 'i r i tyeaF t •t o , ' rd is .A: co rtit c :oke e f o t i h es!'"" a6l 9• lsti P"'" l '_,W . l! .. n alai „ i Cap thisbedone.F It 0., riot by the PrivOitri, - . wiliPfeld ' provi- .hisillostrious House, and their oppiebtaa, 4 4,6„ . .. . wh ir , otit W * colliers are wisp. She liitilifind2 *dated her. . . " ll ' stificleis l ' l l'ir l qY 7.:'7 1 .17•` * . r ." - I most : distressed, end, .cOnsectuentty, the roAtt. , el 17 ,5,,peem - hon the opening of Parliament, an!). :pi 1 '0 44 .. 4w withatiehtim3 and there were , ' i w w e - t v ete i'''. te 1 : • • little 1 titled to the,. clemmicy' l l?r beheviilenCe of thVili h e vo9 . : the} safe and honourable Peace might be,the a i mm r .,.. o ,,,„ e m e .y. di. act i„ whit i, strtie i-l itt i t t' • •' 1 —dr gislature • th - O'airsPense is iginit ; Eit lliyond his mime s ~ . . gannie...- . • , ,_,. • . e •v, I , ii • -....- ~.,1 nceived tit t eet :e o f th e exer ti on s *Mei 'Britain hed u ervltt,!.oy , peculia! elegance. jiiiirijo the'wessityiiieieities etiteßHY aro' ; .s . .___ ° , L tbi4g4t i I W---4 1 HAI t g e lT! .. ,_Yi: - .. : Pr: 1 1: ''too ...difo ~bill, .r .4,, c i oes ty ythe'lleltversoce of E...rope. ~,,, A ... is , ,: ~ . pesied • imp bier the 'rail; - tikqlikliititicaaily until her i witili*S l itOilfil 'T . , •foLeo-p' -- y "'" 7. "•: —' tins th e' p a "MRl'PAY,lliSiMatled 0.. 7P4PW l tiaililitarl!ed:_, sik-eth;bokiot- , • And of last night came into the balcotty I Taegiklrifor-r t: pri . 4 . ;aright' progeriltoi 02t*:11/1 n.... , :t pill titioiii - tog, th a t :Pritaili was Co, wi.eingjor t eien. "ItartiEftegbir nit' of one - a Vießtiiiio/iii•imic itAiTiiiie"g ,''. • - ft healiiii / At . 11 1) 41 411 ... Matt m • loyasni off ationil liberty, with tratli4Wole. j ai. uma the loot littligtea(atti ii*Miii 'relPfik timer 'eat; ally .63-ted by the i pt ■ .- ~, . a), Opt 11*. - .Ast. 4nAF 7 I' 01:10,11ncl religlowen her si4e. ex:-.,,.. , 1 ! .it she _was ***fly eartscWr. mit atirat-wav'therevand• Ate,. [th e b es ot:it -e ga r A l a r i o l io.' Ood :dilitioiiiir d 0 It end? apes s sr, 'and and ' the - Vita 0 the. , balms! • with , :, . -'' • - ' " 9- • --'•- . • -*• l''' . ru rnomn• M. IPA ••••Ir V 0.; \IVA Alli AA .6. /11:AM:i el . Ar ba.iamorms I. ' • . t •: neove. anvil:MlMl:At vicit'rtneloW.lvita. OMNI - bra;Mgf - sw 1 Office, Bow-street, charged - Aloft isansiairsia, iiii•of ARNIM Isamu unaer me commas(' or a man '-- - 6 - - Ditto (r wrist* 6O Whiell thip killing A man i n coaent.garow::loorhet, by lith.tAlt 1.1004 4 0 es himself .Venenti HARRISON. That the Rye * •'~- w a s iiiddy of a fart, They were gaited for . 414411:. 1 4i. *loyStArhatlitants of Pernanclins west out to diapsne 4 . •Rarlei,, all-ai 2 :r. .. N linvo l s, 4W the verdict • ef ' ,..., .. . ~: 1 1 40 1 et llsais,Rbul 7 Owing to Some treachery...they were at- ritz um .7, .. ** -"„ 1 I RNT, '- /IS kiwis*. ' : : ' -7:: ''. ~. ~ lisdrod when unprepared in the bdolei spited,. and ', milie t iiiiiisalitiZeiel urt that be' ' A isittfid. . . , Otialifild 0 .. itfilhitifilit the "iiilited to return with consbletable loiliikklied : islet : - 14004 " 01 "" •"'" 1 1 76 Land-thirty . rejoiciap tartl4 ' fits+ A Pritate . bi.the 44d wounded . Mr.: 01041...AT1L150, .1112ttszlr: '' ' *** 7 6° all i Court ragiamee4-Aemili- • -rashly threw him- Serostind O'NEILL, rife ilaiiiiribre *- Prince Re - jo wly ' a t ' vo x , . • : Alums. which was dis- [ Pllll.ll. YONOR Ott AlittabOnno, who cpmemitted i .'• .surr/IFIELD To sitik. the ,( 1 Spain and chard so ifoi ' keifth Wog drink to the I companies, were 'slightly wounded . ` Alatopegir the , Beef ..`..58. "W. to 6i.. I square, saying lie • ye Wt.% and would ' United States do not 'again *knit oiscairtge that ', t a r "fro AL 4 4 - t:2 . 1 . ';' 'Aryl Mayor ' show the peosita how. lased Im.fele tire manors relisd ion,,yet the hand Of that Gavialirrient appears Pork ::::01. 11 21; :„ 7,: 'i Dud on an of the enemy. *d otThe 4.14 him in the belly, eo - 1104 in the transaction before es: that it cannot : bona ....05..ei. to es. I lof Britain and wounded him se seeemi74 6 ;ibee life was lie istalsen, Ills high timp . thst Spain should take ' HAI gresaions of despaired of.. We are happy to isailli -• a she step to punish triAeri of I. sewerily it t.d.•.. 4L I 4 misfit all 'lasted oat of eausan. • ‘. • ' ~,.:. :. ...,,: i • .."!P . . . 1:, , : ......,. ~. . ~ . . . I] i .; ~~ p ~~~ I ~ ►I I: *