The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-17 00:00:00

• *ay e • • i : Ml' Mit laic • li i # -• 6 • eiem irs, which ought a o n . p .. moral Cats, eorettiattditig '.the . .bay ~ co „ s i.tiog, or likely to consist, or eatery, pi. I nw ti tin i i i i4C.t o , ! h i a r .e ' a t ailments , , b ,, /ote - 1 ( s , ". that na vigates the ocean. The saed citikens 'him 11 ) klnotnt li g, that e mats had *hissed trom De von . .• 'iii .* ji of London may triumph in tbpic victories its Spain i fenit, who reported that e Judie s had, kurnt the ant i Portugal ; hut the conquerors of Vktoria and. ' plot*. ' the General liedfiet4eskis they, emit ; two e • t h e Pyrenees, will not long defend &igtasolohnutd Ike hie Officers eonvertediMifh hl ~ • : - ! e ier s alter the sceptre of the -ocean to Ailieet el kiiP i - '' Very respectfully, i haa*:-tliehOßOOf to be, &c. i Then,. in the insetting lan:mrge al boOilisi , I - • - ‘ . tX N. PEttltY. ham ..: • The Non. W. ' Plea, s,eietml, 4 Are NMI.* - • • h a tes her," she must take the rank among-eyiquir : . . . v hicit her population , terr i torial resoorettese, je ; b „, :., ttr^ rank from which her trade aid *mien -!. sh( I.t receive Goiania.* 'tarn LAW ViIiRLZIGEAL,.... • cf/URT OF et' tNCERIt t 1r0r.,16. • f•Pf.e. II()Uvt. ' "aquas il. TA mut. The hestriog to thit canoe staadtby special a ppoint leattt- for this' day hut, in conseqamiCe of variant otter "%Hera, particalarly Bankrippt Petitiops, also atenditiu by I{ pecini appointment; and in the order in *Mat thay were moved to be preferred, at the bead irate' Paper—the last mode order taking precedence • . cumstaneet Plaintiffs were woollen.mastufaut uteri, DttiO N eits were Woollen-drapers. Plaintiffsoiecl tialfeur, a - Blarkwel‘hall factor, to dispose of theirclotlis...•llo had betin'in . .th# •bibit of lotting cloths. which bed, Whinged.' to differetet msnufactu rers, ns well sa.tisole . whicli belonged tohitnself, io Defendants.. The-mm*l, credit nes twelve monde. payable by a bill-at two.monthe ; but Balfour was in the habit of drawing accommodation bills evert month to the ;mount, of the money that Defendant would ' ecentually owe him. . reitinteitthoit bills when' due, and then drew otheia on'tb* Dektidatife; .of There are now five Gotteatergh *aid 'L4 ti t oti o . p a ve raised her.. e ate e land. Mails,due. The iutelligettesteapetikel by them , i _ tor all others-411e ,case.wesnot feadtso,he called on ; .• Borne, and Kings - trues Normandy. --• •"',:. ; relating to the operations or Vey:Niles A n c • th e r e- i' • . t e . till the Lord . ChaoieFlor, :whit, .iii :mssesequence i treat 'of 'the Fottach Array -frflo .14 : liteit,. 'Multi be iindiatiosition, 1 • of i ilalteur failed; and at the lime 'Of Vs - ralidt*, - 41Yer - 41 • • sat in •his'ip r i va t e r oo m - ( , 4 1, 0 4„ g t h e . were 'cloiliti• of Plaintiff? of' litiforl . the* *I Miiiritt if hloerasee, Ovr. 0.-e-Upon our.iines, it is said, b ight _ , 20001.! which had been sold to a , foticlairillper elicit y important, and no doubt Weal at variance i 'allele of the (ley, was on the paint,Of e elaing,. c o u t the enemy ire snaking movements et Odeltown, 1 in. ! _with the Fre!1 , 5 . 1% , a cco u nts . - . .Wsrlittre a im i. .. Ildro,ll ART then mentioned cite twh • • .. , els , . . lilie crediilaS not expil'ol: hot ' iiitifour 4riti . deitern m e) upon the upper, peels of Chatvaugay River, .. , _ t tome -. tr SemutO Romir.r.lt .state 4,• that Mr. Taylor : upon the ' ieferidatat by accommtirittion . aceeptaiterti e_, turther extrecte from the Sits Papers, An which " 6 . did not appear, but, he understood, he h a d - not been served with a notice of the case coming on for & a ttire of irrupt ono into this province. Tulsa ~: m it uc tv h as he t y lo p i nt i l n t e h v e it m le o n s e t e. ey l d ba oe t to e h re ir ida tr s. rto lki t ie li tt s soul r em i t , not teown, but is estimated at from fiNti will be fouttel.an article, udder the head Karlsruhe, ; gm. They are making considerable progress in twspecting the loss of the Prussians and Austrians h eat i ng . ; Uaifour sold the elates as'a factor. r • ' , • reereit i lig on the two or three montha' ity‘lees• at 14 . between the 18th and '2ollt of -October, in, pursuing 1 Mr. MnNimes, Solicitor for the Plaintiff, said, he ; 'fhe Aiziteetzt-Gineuße cot:tentleil that is this dollars per moutb,and to serve .no longer ak-militia required. . the' French on their retreat, which must be untrue. ! was ready with an affidavit of service of the notice ; case theil i l4iitiffs.swere lint entitled to redo**. „. lie wen during the war after the time. expircs t runless , It is . a v .. . . . tolatren of all probability. • . ! Lanett feitied; ?that •if; the billi. state gift* lieldryill they choose otherwise.; The of the I Sir S. Roomy Said, thritheing the ease, Mr. Hart merit 4, shs,:clothi, the Plaintiffs would: be 'bound At Sacket's Harbour the Americans have lal'Hie! Order of the Day to the 45th Legion of the Gen- . might go on, if he thought there wits sufficient time by ineh'lticyineetti7 het this was Merely thecase of keels of two *set equal in length to the Pike ; dermerie, dated Illayenoe, the 31st Oct. show's, how- (phst three o'clock) for bearing such a cause at that acconsiriMaden, hide; witiarseere mit,- nor could be and we are i merest boy. a d vance d i n one that was ever,thettheapitlt of 8.300411T5A111 not genii in Pro- (taint in the day. - ' . cottaiderrti as a payment • ' and. according tii;the prig. o begun some three Menthe a ge ! The fate of Com- p or tio n t o hi s m ilit ar y st r ewth. W e wou ld that the : Mr. Jitter assured 'his Learned; Friend, that such chiles of ;Ili ,seeds decittetkettefactere citald not go e „Jere Barclay gannet del esflicityltiY liunetitO d l"" eiralry iii had to mentrieli Ed e into; the . Ma rilti\iti ritise rnefiey Vb.' the daft 6i !tie car was, ereater heroism displayed 4 mortals thaOt by ..,_. _ or u thin u . !assppror, eod,the . port , in th e date orlds - l'iria' ON . gOda. . ' '•• '' . •-::•' • •., • him, hh officers. end crews ;. we m et". t th e . Ler& seraoAcienn theirelitedfelaskrtgliViar to rritacis I . did after being macleitryin Attie •b:Atij.; lisitity, yi . a& A „. t kahl ~,,,4 4 - iteri.aStrett;:',.loo6: 4 '369 - , fit ' 4 ,1 pith, " tti t elhifie It'd all but ' liediftur."'- -rorthem, while the final „ town i e the l?Foke .a c ed its principal, , . and ttMitnier4ssevr What allaH we say of our rulers! flOvir7o additional Oppressed people of these con- nobody ese in the businecc, the broleee . mast be sailors Weald have enabled that brave o ffi cer to have ti v ely blessed ;Op new egret es principal, rand tite lioser we ~ , ebt ... . ~it m id coesideced beje a right of set-off ag.tinst him, If the ht*eillpitesred newed s e country larger then,the empire of Alexander .more, let the terininationbe ever its hone ' ' tl-'''' tt ii lr the preseirt collie, that it'svits epaciallv;toetand lir-Inlet es. the Greet.as agent , the buyer CoOld net lial4 7 itg right ' Wq fear . that b y treating the matter as if F - • er• to lilf the bead - of the Paper for Tueldey. next, being the to act . . . . .. . y... .. . We understand that Gen. Proctor has evacuated be absO Detroit and Malden, and heat l•is retreat for Bur- , lutely subdued, we should drive . t :french iliezt day for the hearing of otimes - , he . mow intimated to set-off . ..in this case, the facter*teee t IWfile Alibit it to lie his intention, if! Mr. Taylor did not then 9f **taint bills on account •of till Illis.,•lo4iiit du lingfon Heights; thus are the hard earnings of the people, as it were, to begin the war anewOn whichwithoet dlitinguishing on *hat di fferetikeoemniti.. appear, to take such d ecre e ' as his Lordship might • illestrious Brock, and the indefatigable exertions of case tee have but ton much reason to think that their lie actedip;in all cases, as the princi p al t';endilie bills ehtse to grant , and which the Pleintilf might think his successor', all lost, of no avail. It is said about Cuts would willingly undertuke it, with equal .it would be in his•poier to stipoort. If his Lord- ill question were not to he considere'd is lacettelleirstine 1000 Indians litil•e relieved the fortune .of Gen. promptitude, but with superior experience from ad- ' ship, however, should bent opinion, that he cook! tion bills, but as a, loan ; and ..in that,Otit there Procter. We ifiall becould let no doubt but the Defendantstheir werte•eatilleal effected a safe retfeaf. ,. . 1 , .'-' . • adurd move for an order agreeably to a motion which to ftet-oft the amount of .soch. leau:Ventiet .fier' • 'orate " Advice, are received from Kingston, ; , . 6th Yesterday tbaDdikee of Yeast, Ceserfece, KENT,* he lied already submitted against the Defendant , Mr. Deletidaset. . ~ • e . •- - •. • . r inst, where she giriiiton was daily in expettitinn of and (Ammo(); .visited the Fitts - cE Itzbese, at - Taylor, namely , that he •be removed•ffrom the. ma- ; , ---oe--- . • • 1 &Mt? OYr COMMON: P ' ' it' '' * Lg.\ SWo 'l6' •• S visit from &enemy. Carlton House.' •Lisnllie evening, - the Dukes of Iroelt nagement of the*Opara House, and . thit a new Ma- : . •,ei- - ' 2 1' ! . Commodore Chatioesty left Nisgere River on the .1 tr. anu e.e..mizsce, 'duff a select party, dined with the nager be appointed. - . • :. ~, : I - nteine V. BLADES A'N.Witut.' • ' Ist, having under his charge a number of boats full 1 3 .i 13 , Itt.Ce &Won% • -'- ! After some ConviriatiOnOt was 'fixed that the : This was an action brought byPtaintiff; Whet is•ais of troops. Sir James L. Yeo sailed from Burling- • ; T he D u k e o f T out h e ld a etikae7 Lemmyester. Opera House cause shoed stand the firston the Paper agent ;reading in Chancery-lane, agaiUst Defendants, ton Bay on the 2d. There have been no accounts day, at the Horse-guards. e late nth of L o ndon, to recover damage s for Tuesday next, haviegthe priority !of all• other Ole by • • • for from either since their departure. The land force of ;, Th e p .. RUCs of Mesas had an interview vaster_ heftiness. ' Ames by him sustained,. incensequertehof these Gen the Americans at Socket ' s Harbour, by this time, it • day with the Cabinet Miekters and also with the ; The Loan Cu ANICILLOIL also intimated lit to be ; ' 9 itemen • having 9Lken,iustlffirient sureties in a replevin. - is said, cannot he short of 10,000 men. PRINCE REGENT. - -' • l 'hilinttintiem, should his celd•cenattue to sit again b ond' . When going to Press we received the disagreeable ' ; Yesterday the Lord ! . Mtiyer, attended by the She. , lit 'his private on Thursday -. I t' fh . room, , reques ing o is In p ie eft . The circumstances of . the case leet.a. these . . report, of a considerable number of small vessels i riffs, in their state carriages, proceeded' from the ; Honour, the Vice-Chancellor, Vie-sit at the same le to i war s agent lee iec.ell'itt Tents' te and boats hating fallen into the hands of the enemy, • Mansion-house to Guildhall, about twelve o'clock, .: limg in the Court, so that they might both proceed his brother, who was •the ncopritiai•of uonsidgeo except one or two They were froM Burlington ! for the purpose of holding his first Court of Alder- I aeonci in hearing motions, by which means . the bu- able lands i t the county of. Middlesex': 'TheStrjetide Heights, for Four tilde Creek, & --e• with provisions ' teen, which was attended by most of the Aldermen : shiess sr the Court would be greatly forworded. - ! wee lei'it,..a person "met! Etsagn, for Lime:purpose Aldermen, • - ; 'of littikling au, and he subsequently:- let them to for the army. i City O ffi cers, &c. ---oeu-- . This Paper also conlains a journal of the proceed- I His Lordship, as usual, upon taking hitseat • ad , 'COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Navin.; 7 . .. 1 Othr. 4 , Afoot . Fn process of Tim e kind tent to logs or Commodore Chauncey's late cruise, (tom the ' dressed the Court. - ! IttLVIII. V. sTAKTON. _ '.'.. i inc- aininitit of 2!01 . • became due , 'and' Plainti ff . . 24th of September to October 7, which ends atfol- The f• 'sue Committee appointed at the last Court, to ~...11 1 de action was brought to' roCover thse Its*that ittlieg kentsporsible to ; tollect it, distrainett en the lows:- " contlder respecting the Collector of Orphans Ditty/ i : had been sesteined by the Pkitodir „On. ten tales or,:prbperff;', siiiieFfeoltrisfetr of' houses On'ilie.land.--, " Teestley the sth, commences with fresh breezes ;on Wines, presented a report of their proceedings Pi.tk-lih d y l i aleg was re ode ' shipped on board the ; Velocity, .a s hi p Which be • :' he i rs , . s PT -1 A ted illegtl„ . *oil a rePrevin and clear,. wind' W. N. W. • at eleven, "mast . °I . wllich was read sod the Court proceeded to fill up ' . pigged to ; the Defendant,. It lie/Pined, in evidence' . .heed ' ;tee to driller* kale's . , mete eanied. 1 re - , -igliAlfrPt 6 lo4lte e Atblii-O it ' k r* disMered . :ttwacattet, "ten 4tr Sam Elmer, tint. was itui i. 40151 1 the ten biker irthlt . stifpperd'qn - tfdifferfrirtgOT. : .... . , VlTtelr Faiilarrts . it fbeeTth r the event a fleet, bearing N. Jr.. by b.- wind N.-made all sail' nimoutly elected thereto. at at Gibraltar, ' were, h the bill „of .lading * ( ;p en aetitio foam all resp t onsihility: • Aseaction was 1' 7 ' • • , and . y in chase. At four P. M., the Commodore bore up, ! The Court proceeded to hear the appeal against I to be 'delivered in.: London. The Velocity arrivecV4fterWaide4brought,.. - ault ,- plaintur recovered, hut on spoke Captain Crane, and ordered hint to take charge' the assessment for tithes on the Mansion-house, that Itt ; eafelylie the:flames, bat was immediately ; pet ; tnider-• • .•cOm g els the:WO 4‘hrti%Olto Hewett-)he discover of the Ileet, as he was going in chase, carrying a - • wos adjourned at the last Court when the same wasi quarantine. In consequence of an application mede„edrisafi:taler ..e.eee' inertly:este. 'fhe present action, Court, on the part o f the owners of the. ship, part of the . theriefore t . Vithroncht•sto twitter . from.the . Sheritis very heavy press of sail. At five P. M., the Cern.- ; essin.tuljou riled. reelore and S9lp4, cloying witij the chase, fired one I . The Chairman was directed to pay a .half-yearly Iraqi° , a mon g st which were tha silks in question, ..the-loaessf 240'.• in son-eqe etce ; or Their having..etie of them, immediately hove too, and soon after, the : dividend to the Orphans and other Creditors of the wsi, discharged on board the. Lazaretto ; th e s hip. i n igtected.te.make proper e geiries, so - all• to-ascertain whole consisting of six sail, from York !mend 4o ! Ci ty ..; on the 11th January neat ... - coOsequence was allowed tet o op. the . river. • After t ''s'fbi'i!ier the bail -were suflieterit or not; -as; had these Kingston, struck. ; among them were, the : Julie, apd • Several Brokers were.swern nodadmitted: • ' thudqeeran tine of the goods •had• expired, atte. ten made .such enquiries, they would :hem! ascertained' .• Gro7:let, and all of • them had troops on board. A considerable quantity of gold aild siker were • the Captain of the that they had both linen heekrnies:witilits : twa ears hales of silk litre, by order of_ . : . ; . . . y itio.TURNB • Velocity, put on board a boy, .saltich -clone opposite • previous to the execution of.tbe bond.. -e - . • . . : setorn off 'for exPortatio . .i . . - -- . - ' * - . ip via 'abate CAPTORVD a V Til r. sotAonns ON or.inaen a ., f r om Stanton ,wharf .ost Monday.. No . ** s ,of her arrival i Upon A be. -of the Sierilfa, k was et:Wended, " I Major , 1 - Capiala, 2 suba!teros, I surgeon, IA serjeauts, 4 A.. Lady of Gotport latefr it tecetemialetter ton •icians, `2171 rank and bit or the land-forces--I LicutAnant, et . 1 ! —attegate Creek (bearing the post4sierk Malta),- watt to the agents of the owners of the goods. - and witnesses were examined, to - prirte Ihe.facts, - tbat 2 Mal.tert' Maks. So seamen and marines, or the Royal Navy g •it . h t had be e n- f umi g ated . appearance properly Pail of the Custom-house business was-done on 'Mon - ! Jordan • and Hewett, at the tintwof the execution- of and fours:Ms; feasters or the Provincial Navy. 'fatal tn. .: w ° .I day - but the delivery of the silk could not hare been ! the bend, although they bed heeniemthraeits before, aligned) . C. W. CHAUNCEY. But such were her apprehension* of contagion an d t •• e 'am -Major Vill4te,.caplain Zebender ; Lieutenant% DO7 to make surety " doubly sow 1n ibe immersed ' it in completed on that day. It appeared that it might have were solvent, and, generally •Spetitistikaten et goOd coact., ittiv all; awl V. ;Wail ; Surgeon Turbeia , Whoosh% le • . .• been completed on the Tuesday ; but i nconsequence and creditable . epute. ••.7 • • •- , 0Cr,..'•% t: ' Watteville's gegiraehtl lieutenant Sled; or the 89th British ; i vinegar for three weeks, and on' drying and opening - . , . eieutersint-cruser,,e4Votuateer Morris, Royal Artillery; It, she found that the vinegar had obliterated all d I • of the hoy ept being..alougsi e t te..wbeet, .11 was arguer!, ih...,...seallirefront . . • ; a" LiroteoshimtMsOon.Blh, Of Kings Itrgitoeut." • traces of her corresptindent. • • men .of • good thought it dpubtful. whether the silka..ceuld have : -being credit , they I were 'Men' of TM! Papei afio contains an official account of r E a coati- been got o ff the quay, and therefore 'd'itn,ot attempt]." straw ;" and e ero only entitled to support ap s4ottre scatsozy , Nov. 17.-thall staffs . Cvneral .11iirrison, having entered Malden' withort • lo them•discharged that day. 00,.":•the. Teridayl pearatiees by accommodatiOn-bills and other stb oyes . very dull. for,qll descriptions,,,Postpt that ,of • qr t oppositio n • ifise . gir .1. Yell had ;earned to 'Kings* ' • ' . i t the master of the he t absent trill leave ' terfuges to which men in their situatioa were know& . fine quality, Which,. se lls at .Moteday's pricea:;.bet n A.. , .. , ig ~ . .. .. , . , . toe, and Chavnetr entered Sacket's harbour.ate without leave • and the Ceatom-house ;to have recourse • and it was contended, if the the .se there is no demand for the inferior sorts, although • • ' ties'on,,NKwS. l broken , .• . ' d Shen. ff shad taken 'trouble of k' offictws asleep, the boy was trite,. en the tendered 2s. per quarter under hinadey'sprices.- ALsAnc, Ocv. S.- Aye dile evening's • mail, the • ell ;!'n. estion taken out. As soon as the agents enquiry, they would have found this to have been Many vessels from Norfolk witting tit this Morning's : ,- tork qv _ - ,: Editor of the .drgus hp received - the following hiVily, • It t hi he 11,,! of the robbery, they, made every write') to I the case ; and not having done so, it . .was but fair, v den with Barley, has occasioned important intelligenestrosn the Postmaster at Utica( m ar k e t C-ea • la ' . diserer , the perpetrators of it. In, consequence of I that the less, as it was imputable. to them, should dated Utica, 7th Oet.e - i0 P. M::- , heavy sale for that grain at a detline Of Is. per guar- 1 ..., , . • • tea . e xerti o n. and heavy ex pence, the robbers were i firll on their shoulders. ' -.V -'' • "!' - ter.-Grey Peas are, 2.5. per quarter lower.---Ftne , -• " 1 hare this intillimll - seen an Officer from Sack- &seemed ecuted, end several!ceedemeed and I Lord Chief Justice MA NS Ft!ttai insmumming op Oats go off freely at Monday's, prices.-At the c lose I . . 4.91 , et's harbour; he Informs me that Com;noiore 1 I twilled. 'pro f s •part of thesilkawas recovered, and the evidence, -was of opinion that it was b r no means of Monday's market the price of dour was reduced 1 . 1u • ; - Chauncey I:ad arrlved at the harbour, 9ml brou.l ,it I A,' had bee • is • 1 . imperative - •th Sheriffs enquiries - f• ,e t erag ~ Ince t han, usual n.giseg, y ; tle on.. the to- make r 0 • the per sack. with him four schooners which 1!:! rapt lat'd on the ' --' -= ' Court f tile expences of the prosecut)on. This minute description contended. for on the part of the Lake, two of tbera g ' i sgrf the schooners that he lost , i the setup of the:lost Plaintiff- - If such • were the case, the whole;ef their tliev have three of . 'troops on board, eight or le : pewee. of pro s ecution tifee;seeteld beoccopied ia those species of enquitties. Mears, among Wltoillis Major Grani..-Your's ' 4.4be..'nefeinliants, 16 that Ilief mould be expected to dot waste make •" • "M. IIITCHCOC ' X." tumor „goads to that, common enquiry, from which they wmoW ,he * I 1 the tbee t beiag a clear v 0:4 able to ascertila - the. gene/O. abarabi•r.- -o .f OP ; [TIM Int 110 1 4 tCOTIA ItOirAL4 - FAZILtti l 1110 e-I HALIFAX, Oce.-Taso Gentlemen arrive here this afternoon from tbaliodted States—they brought 110 Papers, but inform us that they saw a New York of the loth inst., which contained an officiol letter from Commodore Chauncey, commanding the American squadron on Lake Ontario, to the Secre tary of the Navy, stating, that while engaged in the protection of some vessels tranr.porting troop i from Socket's Ile beer, to another part of the Lake, he fell in with the British squadron, commanded by Sir James Teo—that a runiting, and, poet of the time, very Clow, action of six hours took place— that he succeedadin captesittg four of the stradron —that the romaintlerattempied to get into a Bay, ou the British side of 'the Lake, but foiled in so doing, and were-run on shore in such situations at would misfile him to destruy them ; and that he had arrived at Socket's Harbour with his four prizes. A Baotou Paper, of the 7th inst.' teas received on 1 : 34 o on Saturday last.—The following is an extract . Tram ship-owners were frepti !oaks of the plain ! bhete on the Tuesday. if there, were any thu s / the doctrine o( Exchange, was held vely,. ,ndv by the owners of deciasid the law to be, that, )4sosdanced his 'duty, he original responsibility. hyike owner's delay"; ...000rikotttion, as in the non=pgiplßOPlie of hstiblityctonkrActs.... rA i ivedimcaljpoied to .441 A ilennutipf Alio.ax. . , _ Qt'' ilintok#lopr otr i cafer*ltkon ot # l Ar4s - c .. ' .22 - : , -: saa thelpndants _ .0(.3 ,I' L iailiti , or fiwy, they ri . kagßoc4 it,, they must, orgrksligilue o( the whole • 14, they.onst take it • of recovering the if'' and if it was t such as inipreased them with all:ldea of their creda l ...pat was quite sufficient. „ : • The Jury, after a short consideretioepmseisemeatts verdict for Pefendants. . .In'ttaie maw it appeared, that the v4ite ei ham% from oyer-heilding, had (ellen 751. per-cant. L • if. ; DAVISON- . 1 / 1 . IPRARDOSL, • ; I L • • This was an action to recover 1101. fo!iiiraticaNal, . labour alone!, . The Plaintilfis an Attorneg i : Ansi I:4:.: ,f,eedant .hosse- dealer et i 9 ,Yoritshire ;wank Vie debt in location was incorrai iN, s i .occafesalcinel ..wity•-r- , 091.-144 been paid of I hii:titht f% and,P4ipthij ffigreeing cort to accept 591. ostare,,qverylint,wer siesta foipar for that,surn. to.. • . " :chose ;Inner.the only CAWS *t,ied eit n iAtr4ttkvo, •• • • • $0 7 0 1 . 10 044 5 4 - 4;•9:on ! I L— I %Intl • ST A !FOR D A lip 141 94901 111 * ..9m.eg4n 3 ;9 , 0 1,14 9( Tacx:r 4041:1 maiiitir 94w+ ,co.* P 4 T. • - Its this case,Aftr.. Ses)eustc•SAitemsaaw., i d,uring.the Sitting~ 14, .kitt, Term,- havitig % ohtaitted.. a rel._ to show catestumis*. the indeciivtlitlifliq taffn .bY Jury ihotsid not • he...set aside; and. a „pew. trial follotted COPT OF A LETTER T110)1 coirwooorta FERRY TO THE SECURTANY of THE HATT: • So.fro gi 1,.... r Ar4l, all Foliage ltevrr. t). IM. Sla, — Since I lattdid mjcelf the honour of writing tile v'etsels isn4l my cistomand have been em. Wo ) ed in moving the army from the camps at Portage Bluer and Fort Wigs to Put-in-Bay.—A consider asle body of troops ban already arrived at .-tliat phe 'spaces . iowed. As to tir - . issitoo it cho w* I ' os, caf Ow ivods ,bat Wit . *. le i l wit ifitt-' o!t part of the, hiso.-” , ,for / I . _ 1,114%, 10 recover the amount of .tho granted, up his Rule to.rtioy, t: o einf, that it should be made ; tkilk:ll; r q Serjelnt Lon Mr..Serjeant LitT oJitA cause °, against it. • Mr.. ftrieaot Lasts twirl , the action hrought topes(' t)1 . of certain quantities of wool, -Isond:fe‘sels, !hlch.appertaitted to the Wekid. .4tl iveta couveyed at VICIQUII times Cott& 4 • I*host kV.ngiish) '66 08 Beans DitenSt °reign) - ,• • — ..:- 1 ketimtrili.hroughl.itregoger tl Rya i Harley- ow :. 38 43 New ....• ..'•-• •• • es• : •••- --• '`• • • . e , utw . .. ..... ..... ,..50 m Fin s , - .. ,...t.....,x 3. i i .. wj contend''!, oil behalf t ilalt • • ' '• •8000 , e dltto ~.... ..:-..*-- -- I it. was the stely of the °WI Whitt Peas ............60 73 Poland dos .. i ,.........,.a #. IN V o iii i ii gio n io n s t i nt h oy : Yraflitto_ .. . ...... .. Feed ditto' Ditto Boilers . • 80 84 Fine •Ftoor..'. .. g7o day to .01til l ge . tl i ° 41 .kss.tr kil IN i 1 Grey Peas neat., Nov. 16.—i .filed his Majesty's ...ship Feder; for pits- tor —.Arai , 1 • i n not discharging tl . may:h.—Came down from the River the CornanU t _ - . • for the FAO Indies, " and the following+ - linkaillegat ' •-' ,1 . • leOr ELLittiIitOROUGII ?AM Moreland. tlyppolaso.Resteat. Priam* ~. loft m which it had been held, 1 Loaddn, Knout"( spd the Seholtield, :77.'"'"" . fee ! : -Sebes as4pPlic ble to Bilis of Minerva, ror Ilerhigwi. benanee. for Conenia ; n :.; ....4.. - 9 . .. il - - o:ltilitar ; ogreis...l", Newest . Hope • for T. ~- . , !-applimsl44ll- to the delivery , of goal for Grenada; the ifisifligri_! end 6 " ' Casockt . . '' X Wits • ills Lordship doCiaSed alal th • John of Goo, taattlaißay.-;-an ragman- . ''.i„,_,* 4 Weil, tbe owner of ship .... the l''is Poassmovon.• Nov. Itio.:,bntveo kis Ntajetsy.'s shit - atnati• tido, from litlymoath ; anineerntostre, from acritik. ~_. • 1 gill continued'suWect to his or ToosAv Lev. 14L—Anived the Preeisient, Captain Mason, If he were in any cam injutiot bi With Adml ornbrotigh nn board. from Cork. 'hi sinning into the ha e ran foist tif the brig Itriti, 4 Jones, master, from that would be the stobistat of 11.00 • London for. P. tad did hoc so mock name , dist dm sunk case,gt tion:por a femppeeaf WA! t ot . J llB l V -he Tea{ d Brialiam pier -bead; olives lost. . ! Mr p ..1. _,.... A . . _ i fousotren, Nev. 14 . ,44onivett‘ the s Ointsiess• of Chie.hester • ----• -AIIO I4 . II , I e in T WINE 7 44 1 ;! : P 4eket s'e a P t • Und iCi r il "4 el Mail . front Surinaira, lost front peuC Qt . prosecution, missl„,k . Gnadalnelie, to 24 411,-414150 the Ludy Weinstoc' packet, ° madi on' selling the sake, .....• Copt. Progsnr, with e b_1414. from Halifax, in 14 days :by her . , ___, .. i .. • • -• , ..i l we learn, tint the !4 ban , which sailed from hence . 40ret tr..I.LENOOBOU,S 861 • for &ninon, wag taken oaths of Septenher, off the Ranks must either take the agency .0(3 a :Fx or that place, by the Anted Privisteer Saratoga, 4. tii •r une • 11105 t renounce it ; if th ey. nill and tin men , after a very R a'ba't action thy the Amerteeto i °"'" 'lrentitti) of one holm sum.. &anilines. within pisteshot. as carriers, then pay thoor44t, ta which they were repulse], twigs! in • attempting to board, but- of the pi.nts. If they tpok to lA 1 ' W l4 unfortunates carried the third time; Capt. Ciinnimb ' am '* e ; and all the expenco the Master, Mr. Dunstan, mid eight men were Wounds‘ and cost peev too killed. l'he Americans lost their First Limit. aid two met goods must be allowed. As to t 1 k iliti,and merest ssierelybknOslad. "."*Sa r '"'""" d were the proper comma • 063 /8 guns. 9-potindent, and had 49 mop , baillatlai. lbe t o lady IN'ellingutiveket felt' In Witli ail a peleaseer of reltosored, the Def4ll . the Hooks of Newfoundland . In a heavy -of wind, *lda were not, then it . . 1 . 1 01 f prevented their thrill% rid' each other. , • Osborne packet , c h„,,, 0 upon h nn ..„o f o r II Capt. llartoey, h*d arrivid Bleballooll•+Areolid tie !Witt - """r - .„ ty:e ship lirlncolo, Capt. *Oft; froulasoolkakarig is. i ' DAM* Ok• II•4!* 1 > ships now Niro outward-Woad to Po , $1 1 4741 OW ; .•rrws action was . OPeesbt IQ Ter sluktlse genvoya.—Arcked. the Arrow/ Illsoofter. Vit ciethi Alia '—bailed the Little Cohering packet fie Famage.. - .;' - jl4 - 41111.11dt, of • under - . l in against Oki, • a d venturous was not his intentioti fa mentioning the case. loos count, over which he of wisltiul to secumt a this ease itg proper place ir , ' - ii , :• .. .-, • ...,. .. , hopinglitat bit liatidsliifimould plate it ;t in ar 60 . 1r 4118.1. r -.. tvlXTlinftitaoer hn iellainttirsitiPeausesi 1 triamphlieg pftpw ring, thO : WI *affected or dlilltaced by ‘6oats' was comm e realms *Aid be compare. 1%1 incidental matte;,..aad wbbh, in general, I • is, they must stiffer mote and- mew the n hole of the days. - s If his flordship.sht tol i# T