The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-06 00:00:00

AN. laq "St. Id riv th 4 Pett ' lOW Ord .•4 mi. 11; It ft"' 1.0 7 . ; ? "Pt • virr•lr..- being read, h 'abaci that the Speaker 4o Ow Woe the Chair. Mr. CII/tiLLES.YORK E. moved the Staudt's! Order for dew oseloaion of Strangers. Mf. ;SPEAKER.. -14 Strankers must doss" j o upon h I 1.4 cr tiltritlreal. • •1 Aria s t rat a g or* kid hoe' Vain it gul -front the Gallery,. the 'loose went into lhe ilsamiiiission Sir Davi d D u adas,,.froiss whose tistimotty, we on. Jerstand, apperiestoliat 'ftt as- 14. !rotated t o m ilitary preporatious, the Estsedidiktkij.re.oly to „oil April. Sir Lam Pepys was called is 'about half an boar actor ;levet', and the important fact of his not histiug beets consulted as to tho unwholesome. D eno? theelimate of Walelieren, until the Bth of September, ,was disclosed to the Honk', .• Thu House adjourned .at One u'Clocirdals WaniflZ. • Aws.ppm _ - - - - . - • TH's iseensittof 09W flit Itt i i ii•disviir betel , aPtles the w r its "' Indies fiernistves *Mother '6iittlitiViWbilf Or. 111 ..voiSiled'Asatiak"NirlikTrity,: b y iw o ei rl y i e pirsens itlaY t s ili tatsdhig Pro .o.' . a. Unparalleled instrepiditl..9l loguriee ggt go &alio of "toes fif t he distriet Mee' lb, onl y kreseibeing linr h g o lt _7 me,y.eltoose one w ho is sad • w the alcovApp ts , Er s t o b oo . " 90. 1 01 t b iome of ae g i i r ,. or t e; rov of auccessthato the halGarotad t undisciplined levies' madded under the towline* of tie Lib; etkpiNtrft tias and Defence, and . t Preddent of shy listiey.;4 liewitz of pain agwitistAve veterans of . /Prigiii. in a similar capacity in the Protlnclat vi are tie be given airs ibr4 In sucressiod, lesge d g. with . the T o y last advi c e ir 4 set t h e w ri t r a di al en. for t a n v e ing ua inee th s a i . rift; pe ktr un o gi f t a ir tie P a ret. eh the ltkjf noun& the nrepatatione atgahlea.G.oadwioupw tube cretary is Its rear over thelist in an andihie for ) 72e,aud the person Itnvlng the greatest weber of votes, exceeding that nearly complete. of half the Electors, is to he declared capable of being eat lotted for Deputy. TSree persoir being thus Omen in. succession, one of the uninblv-IS to be erected by balm as the Deputy to the Cones. This prams of tinewswelettioli and subsequent ballot. is to be repeated until the outuber of De- • pufies, proportioned to the population, is completed. The same regulations apply to the election of the Stipp/mental Deputies. Every Wive of the premiere, having attaieed the age of 25 years, aid not being . a menkd servant, nor , cern* under any of the exceptions specified in chap. 11. Is eligible as a Member of the Cortes. Chapters V. and VI. empower ens* of the Seperior Junto' of Ohservatiou and Defence, and each of the Cities which had Votes in the Cortes of 1789, to send only Deputy to the Cortes t the election to be condectedaccureing to .the segnib thaw in the preceding chapter*. The " instruction" concludes with a, ticaugh,t of I the full powers to be given to the Deputies by the Electoral Bodies, - the Superior Juntas, and the Cities. • , • kt • L Affir /4Y14410,4.45;ENC . • • ..cd'UltrOik L.,46;* MUNCH. bIOYDAt, Est. 5. . ROSB V. HARRISON AND ANOTHtR. Mr. Cu awoOp stake!, that this was a rule ob. tained by Mr, Charles Harrison, an Atteguey of the Court,.. residing in Craven-street, walling on the Plaintiff to :hew ukase etby satisfaction should not be entered , SaCJedgment Roil in this Court, the debt add costs being satis fied, upon an affidavit Wade by Harrison, in which kg stated, that be .hod purchased certain. woollen cloths in . order co" procure We fibers.. tion of the other Defe44l4fit• from confineetint; that these cloths ho ha 4 - at eniedskirable loss; and that be had hoes Wormed bg.;dlis other Defendant, and . belietes that lie, had satisfied the judgment. Mr. C. then stated, that Iterritea had only tole, the Court a part of the transaction ; fur tb 'lre held the = affidavit of Defendant, Loa t ..10014,1 it appeared, e ” .3 9/o. . plied -to DO tif cominedate h, three hundred account with. aim to ace* took (jurist"' same when jorined Lov: gieouted ; and Aobill rotor . ;tad Obtained. ouhi replace rpresented. wh 'had provided after Ma. SlitaIDAN, last might, gave notice of a Motion, this day, for rescinding the order fur the exclusion of strangers 7 .-whtch touts;' of secret fame,"again enfonced last night. Such parts of the proceeding, in the House of Commonest the Publio stoup* permitted to hear, are not calculated tit allay the eattiordinary tuition produced thrireghout the country bythe ex clusion of the people. \ Theme of Ministers must be hopeless indeed when theyotte so tremblingly apprehensive of the malt isf,•tite approaching inquiry,• as to urge the exclusion of such a man as Mr. *IIITIIREAD from the SiCtlit:eoMatittee. The proposal .of Lord CASTLERti4OI, as one of the Committer, was truly inipatifia„..W.lty- wot Rho - Gssattettre's of - the Ea-cut:suss and Mr. CAN KING t` The observation •of Mr. TIERNCT, on the preeminent qualification ef. Mr. YOnite l a Member a Secret Cominittee—nay even as Chairman of that Committee; excited, as might be expected, a tuar of langhtcr. • The General Miranda; Captain FERRIEIII, from Hayti, has arrived iti the Downs, after en. gaging a Frenth privateer, of 113'guns and full of men, for two hours,- which she beat off. Essex ELection.—The state of the Pull on the Pitch Diy was as follows For Mr. Haddon - - nal For Mr. Burgoyne • - - - yUY Majority fur Mr. lioublon - - 1375 Nothing of importance occurred, in the Court . ef'lElog's Beech yesterday, except cause being siNeint by 'Mr. Cuawooe, .ageinit a motion of Htitaisos, Attorney-at-law, in Criven citt..e.ol Ilttrac* : the particular at ob itt the Court - ii.uSttOt * weskit hls' iliLv44stieo f it Ito 3 at e a short Atav ~read gOO4 Which will • sly -• • '• ' • • .:e • '.*- ' SP4IN.- • • • p r isettpten. >fo i vsstivrmorn ket4citiox of DfPUTILIOI TO ias „ • t The Eleciloa of Depot* tit the, i 44okie,p.telif. ter ofthe utmost gravity and torsoor "inasmuch as i_hegliond_tpcad t • _ To THE CLERGY. G.... 11.FAIEN, AND FREE HOLDERS OF 'i'UE COUNry OF ESSEX. Oc.rcAtioot, VCI difficulty shall deter me from the defence of .our per.oere in the cnot”st. end reqnest the .dpport of thirie p ys are the Friel, is et i.te Frescilints of Election. and ene ,sie, to a sy.trin of Cninpro.now and Influence. which de so, ever priaciple of ICeorei.eutotion. nt.der Cie cause in which I ilia em , „aged to be a no.. nee: I entolder myself as the huinole instralue..l of 4 4 16:mut it good. I r.q.e.t your early attend:ince at the Poll. I hope that I hr deserted by th'tr who approve of toy conduct. I 41! Junin Inv eng ieemenit io the waist liter.J seose. and if ..e ray election, l shall lint have s.writiced either tenwer, c mi ,ux, or principle. OnWiltritfi, • Your faltbral and obedient servant. ONTAGU BURG° Y NE. r ---- M4lll. Due. Amved. 1 . W.tlff hard... •.• 1 • G:lttentruo.. .... u 1 Lrrwarti Islands 0 - _ r - ---7-77-7'-r— i ich 0} •Il)l,NS I .llh 1). Al' ON e. 0' CLOC h. • sperCent.Conl 1 . ON; iSex.dir. 1 Lrrok &y 0... 'O6 i !teer Itedner. Oisrliu•s4 4 per Cot. JO India Bond" 11).121." i per Cees.Savy an " 1 Bah: W1T4,....48. lie. ' c m -Nide Arc_____zA.......‘iiotery Tidteb W. lAs. THE, S'IIATES ri 1 N 1.... ---- 1. -- I:lior , iilTl TFN/ I X. 4 " . TT - 4 1 1.!. 1 r -s---riesw•-•-•-••••-•-m -4, -.. -- . 1.0 41. 1 ,4. t VISDAY t ititltU-AlAt 6b /00. f? -r i p.- • 1 /46.• NV . ri tf liad'fortorany city' been 'exp;ctetl i. titakFuse.il fat arrival from Ameriel, would bringistfeiffstiO of Our definitive intetitieos of that- Ge*Sittet,' Yesterday N,:w-Yurk Papers, 064*mi +I a l low' 1 .. (l iii, th e s o cund of Snowy ? eitijecli tut PA iti Re: i thing decisive minor &el le :OA* ickuis.. ii-opial Of them stites, th4t . ,;f i lteioiPplb fqinee*lttlielllaibio! qtetift • . .., .. • time were carried lit, , - Ow tlite mititi* . ': . iit Via 1100 1 IN. t iSti , ,obibitkii Iff , I.' ~eports Ater than id iiol*W.teasei.s. SJ. Die.. triminatiog ;)•:ties . 01 taipeitetioa,, <Bd. Repeal of the LIM 1 ll iliOnSin 7, praltiMollio-argre other Resolotium, fur proliibitingetthiattetetippiog of . . - _..........0‘J.044--ettr - :.:_ - * Sl:ri 1 ififtarairrseasares Q ttitoptef (e of the toiletry ; . the : restoration nO4 ; utteredS.o., wereign to hit:throes; tand.the re-eitat kshment of. en ameliorated conidestion, .which shnil be wur. thy of the Spanish Nation. • These great objects, upon which alone the gettorims .'sail honourable Spaniard • should. , 1 t : 111. Ittentfir...-IMti hit 'lliiifti A Would assuredly not be,stltilied, 'iqi priglitrltit thil interests of private individuals to lito.piteriti WC.. rests of the country, persons should be elected," 'who, from want of talent, or other circumstance!, are lied° qualified for worthily dischergieg the ea- , creel and difficult duties incumbent on the Deputies fertile Gwent' Cortes of the Nation. Still fess alma the ezaked purposes for which-they are con is:okra be accomplished, if, ,disregarding the qua lities and merits of the persons •to be elected; it ehould,from culpable indifference, be coneeieed that all were alike-Worthy of, and fit for such &trust. 'Such eketiotes,-far from haring the effect of tabs.', blishiug till libt;rty 'and hulependenee of :fffseisi t i her future and permanent prosperity sod' glory; vioulti be tile origin and source of great evils-4, ev ils which would inevitably c.itise her rain and. desolation. Fortunately, we ere very' fir frail dreading such evils ; for the nation, enlightened as to its true interests, anti aware of the t nil mis. 'bleb of anarchy, revolution, s had the abuse ed. power, will not 'confute its reptbsentati'on but to persons who, from • their patriotic virtues, 'Weir - known talents, and their ageretlited information and discretion, ate able to contribute to the &dop. ' lion, 'with fineness and pro ,of the mcitieres . necessary to establish those upOnishicb is to bo erected and severed tile edi est of • public end privatwhappiness. 4 6L : .L. . '. l 1 ••• i : ' For- the purpose, thotirofe l ,4l, skipdaloting to the attainment of Iheir tibjacts, the eishee , aiith itlAillt theSpaufirds are justly ittilnaltad, eh°. Info' lowing regulations beck totithollit4catitliv to be observed to 'the eloctibtkor, .Depetio• is latritlicting the trading of Aperinalve-wariiela „ oar foreign port to another, Wen lost. The Bill against gremlin Foreign Minis. tern" was carrktt in the Senitu by a great majo. ray, u also was a li f . C..sqlutton approving : l . the atuuluct of the Ezsgutive in refusing tp hoist any ftehrt comasbnltatiunn with Mr. Jattsorvil litho s , Ly latest adders, ekes:Ate hate been itq'hi. IL; i !,'a, gi 'nit. quarrel at Hampton , ballig44no Beitlabl 01,..rs and the inhabitaidstoillitilk.fratiet'is der tailed minutely, but appcdiblitylsa Mich too trillingl to have becouseted iftlbjtei national complaint. • -• .* A British °their & accused of . hating entered the house of a Mr. Yplssit Armistead 66 in a,dikre spectful manner.'; This accusation hr 39 Otreposly isdrftnite, that we arc unable to bbintd & eonjoe e l tare of the nature or extent of the affroat. A CURIOUS document ha: been received from See ville, entitled 46 Ilitruction& to b 6 observed in " the Election of the Depsititii;lo tb6 • Carte:," which will be found in anothOiOrtof this Paper. The Spaniards are ref r.do4felloarost es traordi. nary people of Ettore. Aktf . lwri years of rwls. mission to a Juitta,_whose priCeedlags bay* bIMS nuked by no onObriseficial repat-*ited vieq ifupo.cd fresh rtotricrierrs on the'Prcss, at the very' . moment when it might have been the Ittstrdisiget for rousing the energies or la* pefe,tit•--tkc Spms girds arc with all due gravity, ahont to resort Kith whichtheir resistance should have colltilnesseedi Ist assenbhr of the Cortes elccted.by anfittlk9 l443 o . rage. If the *accounts we hero reeelved.frons 60 %15 quarters, of the tytiglsty preparations 41, France agaiost the Peninsula, are not Utterly else, Cie probability unquestionably is, (b is same Assembly of the C0e...W1 not hoitt . until N r APOLEOS b le ill~►i the butes, Abe Electors, and led 0* he solemn anti. 'deliberate protelol l *;llltAbs Spaniards, at a-moment whcp tlltiti.sl/8 4 .00, litsing to ovcrwilotm the country arts fief; mmielk . Ing. The whole population of Spain, al to the statement &noosed. to this paient s lo 10 , 5 31,985—the num bet til i ttf till $ 0 411111 4 Zappfiaoa 68. r • jrita7 13.* • 0.1:1.1 The principle of Abe repro/Walden, at of one deputy,foo 50000 haliiidealsils o ner. inly preferahlo 4o- &at for 04 Orpiri and ertain other places in this ..• An account from Giinn, reports • defog of the :ffittral French Army—but it is also iceotnpa•led 7 another report, of the advance of 114%Jointral I the h ea d of a powerful eivisionr, into VOlistia• • a %that . If iO. roev o aten at go,- = t the time' of Weir amides', ettloe &frayed Who rewarlive•proviaceft the Lanai ? Cbaps 11. —The bast, low to abalone an Means 10 *i rat il o utir Ebetteoral Joista. der the Dberict.' & T ory wi lt .] toosar,beleitTs yean utast (the watt Clergy i I Wrs ii. SIOWL4 With thet% ceptioa at tot:F er r e l MOW ilaiN arii_ilital otaroados, shiise wk. base it esegt.er lellpoisit ruabliderrt; babbrup, bi„„ So the prom bar, or &deed thimb. Kids i n & Till* ligl4 WWI Meets la, i s lorerriam, Woe *ea. to oS ia rrvester; auirliseelte dada a t tle n s i lt i o ug r il i ll s a a fr 0 1 7•910 are to elkoose the blector for the district. P ~ ~ r 4 l ~a V ~<.. .. .• ••. 4, • - ..- ... . 0 . a ~,.. ... i . 11l • .. ... . .. ~ . , • . ' .: ...‘ % • j , .. i .f. .. , ( 4 1 .1 ?" .. .?.. • 4" . • ... •I' ... ..i. , • 4 4... , .• It • •: 0 I • . ~ . • . t t --........e 1 m r7r . ........... .. . . a .....-..... . „.4... ~..... .... 1 .41.1111 /0 „. . .... ... . " . .. 4.4..... • ..- `` ' 4'4- - - • - -.•••••••-..•••••••••••••••• ... c, - --..... 1 41.;•41.- , .....___••- 4 0=are -- • -41 ' • . .• .., -_____l '......: -4 . ''.._ .-L _ ••• tollt&111344111 ..:...., ..... • . - -- -- -----, ..- . • - • ~ -_,. --, ••_• • •• - :.f.,.: • ', I - , t -• • 4 E' • - 4 . 4 "1”..".1„,- - •-75 4 P.:4;',441.4-'l.-1Ve..7"-or _ D • 6 : 4410 1 10:40VAX BAIL'S &trial/ enterpilie oar naval ettimeter, we etc pruoti to ftti 11 now main. tainine Mgr.% trtiiy British splendour anti rival Areettiesr, Carrying its trinraphs to tie aeryehtires 0( the eAlpfk coil by retributive sictity .anetch, Slug from hi" ids • ortLiireal4W4,lini tatipurarjr sorrel,— . • . , 'SOO 1 .1 4 1014 1 7 - 111 r rtliqii.44ol7earMiettaing and eatalos4oWnwhitioogil lit °velocity; hitvg been seen off the abaft, Of .41oidaleapet, ..srhich t as we pree dieted, was an attack us the • 'tench frigates _lately miceped to that island, and has terminated ,in their totes destruction, This enterprise, how. evirr,:atteptied.with the mo=t desirable success, is the mere honourable from the prompt wt,l vigor. ass' manafi in which it was carried into effect. AS far as we arwable to collect the pacticirtal.i, it ap e I pears that the energy's 'quadrat (four frigates) I NI, in with the JUnOlt andObSerVallNT brig, tib.ba WO miles to windikard of Deseibla t and by hoist. ing Spaniel% 041 ours and answering the un0.1.: private signal, decoyed her Clete in among them 1 before She discovered their real charActvr, when 'they hOirted French colour , and ordcred her to strike ; bat our gallant seamen being uneecns. goto!iff hantt4yi were resolved to ft, ht llittli:I/Pay,, ur f.il honuutabiy ; and although the diaparity.of force and the actually surrounded si tuation of oar frigate gave en chroice of succes, a • most desperate and well fought action was main, tamed with the whole of them, within rntriket l shut, fur upwards of an hour and a half, when that Juno" being completely at riddled," cut tip in hee saile, — )tasslet.,,piests, and hull, and her deck strewed with carnage, yielded to their numbers; and on bciug takvii possession of, a mere wreck, was founds embarratsing to tbo ! okpturs, that, after reinoriug the officers and erew v 'they set fire to and abandoned her. shioantiede the Obserau. tour hating...escaped, fell in with ovo of our Itght squadrons of Gaadatoope, antrapprizing them of the approaeh.,ut the. enemy,. proeceilsal to Marti_ pique to iatfOpt the Admiral of the occurreirca. At the moneettCor C i orbrane'S reeaving thei niomation;Shr Sceptre and w ere si 14y, intl'wgte, instently or e .000 off by .the Aasycat, who, In the Popyi4e i snit • • rotes, follow so Mimeos Adis ispcio therafilitet ko stormed andiontried a strong battery before their face. Thp boats of the Oloire, Bloadt, ?hoard, and .Puitterk ? 'which was up in tl'ue to share in the glory of the day, speedily followed, and ste ers _ sively stormed three battedes that defended the port; Captains Qarnceon, of • the liaward, and •illllot, of the Pulturk, leading, likp Captain Dow ers, their revue ire Fatties : as was no lest gat. Willy that from the Blonde by Lieutenant Jess. `him. The enemy's troops lenied from the fef. gates, were rather a tiviserable .conscript banditti, than actual soldiers; they were without arms, end fled upon reaching shore; the batteries, however, were well manned, spiritedly defended, and dirtied only by the superior bravery of our kismet; and marines. Captain Duwers-disiinguishod him. Pelf particularly by• the undaunted manner hi which he landed his party, and rushed to thu attack, unsuptiorted by the other boats; but . to every officer and man is a full proportion of applause justly dot' ; while !At Captain C.usseruts l o leotenant.ienkins we dt a ttptilksto of mi . ••4 availing sorrow, fur in £he ievoiltiory they fell, alike covered with wound! asil'itv4k.Capi. camerw!, after, biniself striking thi comity's co. loon, icceivloto• to usket.ball o out4l Awhile doing it, wen. killigirlsgoLostipe.sbut ‘ in. .1.414 g -Into bis 'boat; and 1 4 1440014 .f 0 enkini, lo the 'blast ,of a enemy's worits, .lOst'hig lifq &Übe lentos* liad WOO thoethotmealit irks driven from his hat_ *ries; thst.be tnigpt,sitt ,: annoy . us in oar attach.. go 41104440 U * AP*IFY c: 41100 "a4 6 ,Filll kept up Pia them from• t 4 l 0e . squ adroa, hose busts .had *Os destroy skis life of defeuce.ashore ; and, 'tlitt i oe i tiipog, s e la king - AO -attack the frigates; , h • ,by, ihe vetuusity and courage - lOflk.c is aid would take he, **tiled bill for 1001.. and infortned on tbis bill, . . •Plaisitiff. Lovell did sip, and .that bill was Olt~. -118notithel on& is still unpaid, dad instead of this •fiefinshs: being setlled t , 10,4 was saki. in ,executien for a aim of 2001. the bidaddil, of the said 4,4,1 when lberriaon, In ordee to pro., cure his dischuria t Pirrctutte4 of the Plaintiff the goods in question, who' voila not deliver them until Lovell joined - 11;40pin ia. a warrant of at. torney forthc same, which, in order to. his libera. 'lion; he was inducedlo do. That Ross, the Plaintiff, statei, heirrok out execution upon such , eat against too gosids . qt llanison, and they rlisitinitqg in the Sheriff's hinds, and a writ being Issued to 'compel a inie thereof, the said goods and elfects . wero assigned by 9,4' Oheriff'd. bill of silo to, the Plainlik who put a Mimi in possessims , of i dio .... Afars, in Ilarrison:shouxpi !rho persuaded lip ONO to 11? ck -4i: this bill of sokkUo desk, and keep the key ; bat there - we, st‘florli,,o(.4loubt Harrison had alidthif igetig' kith jakt ill.* had Cit•Pa'wel Notation rif theltli of ne; fur is:shout three boort afterwards the loan futind his bill of sale 4410. 1 . 91 , 44 iliarrison admitted it we. isi his e Posscni • .- Atisl be Inmeti the man out of ttejtorise. , ; a uiuw Harrison COPIell to Alas t, . lug .' tic a *bilk on accou4 . .44411 .j , kilig ...., , have A silicadrSoo -, ,„,,/ ,• ' I , r:i•li. 1 „-... • ' ' F . ),„.. " Mr., 3 astica ;la t f.E . v. , -;pikoripwsa,,imlooki l liiima slimy that aux:thing reinsiitia 'dips to lilkotkek ' .. . An 'ii 4 4 fr i i ,;:ii r r; , ,..„. „lies., ~,,ief4.• ...... ... : „ 4„.„ ..,„ does: OS 1t 1h pi any sula . 044 due.: . 's A . ....;;,...iii4olit.') Lord Littirstspoticot —I awl ifralo , 4100 e veratiou is, that the" joint judgment Is drtehtrted.. , •.. . L.,./..L „ ..-----.--- .f . j ..., , . C 471,01.10% ~ • ' ' : IL will be seen, by, alis,,,AdveiritsersOf i hi .. tk (rest page, that at the litteAfititigg of the •Ii Atiaams ut the 'lotto and Claim, of e45t0jr..,044 .following Retolittiow,44llodil* df till') lrailliiiif . 0(i that caspectabOlotty, was unanimously, 941 ad ac think m"stisitlYt 9001 to Mr. CO:111!;T*;;. - is. That our wariness thilinsi be R hea to IVIILLAititCOB-' 74.8Etr, F A . tor his asiossoisraikfledence older Oirltslie " 'Claims; %silica, Irons theater atarector add setsashe eircit .4. Wiwi of Ida aritinau. sau4 'Matte gtea.ly tor...ward !be' At number at our Priem* awl ais t ised etseolial wily, " our cause."' ...'_,_'4 y., . The Meeting in Queen's uossoty have retifieitter HENRY PAKNELE, lisq. to present the Petition of the Roman Catholic Freeholders to tha Relate Of Commons, to which that Gootleman has most tea. slily acceded. Toe roquest of a Depuroionfrom enemy's squadron, it is ()my ascarciips* that after Slsame Meeting to W. W. POLE, CI . r quest. the burning of the Jowso,, tbsvresipariteik ac; : kis support of the Petition in the douse of cor,:;ng to some reports, to: return t o F ritter, coons, that Gentleman has brkiiy repliicr, having first turned over the troops wn 111Wastst them that " they had lona been aetluainted with his sex- to those arrived lit Vies Fort : and, as stated bi 64 a n ents on the Catholic Question, and he was others, in order the better to elude our cruisers by 46 not aware of any circumstances existing at pre- gotilig into Gsatialoupe by another route. • Tao gg sent, which ought to induce him to changu his number of troops on board these vessels id silo 1 1 " opinion." i , variously stated. . .f.'4 ._ __ __ _ _ • CPIS'S :••••• . _ I.IISIrOACT Or ?NS CHAPr;IIII VID 41411CL111. Chap. I.—Tbe writs fbr the tipiwocutios,o(4le cartel are to be directed by the genre** ga•lti.linr,lepikler Jamas if ion and Definite. W tint to. plialliit oleos*, to the Corttedors of Distrl . *, - .„.. . Owoofb the larditire of the Jostler. . .• , i ic lota. or the Webniastien of Electoral ear*. . Amid -.hulas 1i he fur- -1 i to * fo r • copy. 4 1011- • • Tlie..“E..Pro. IMP ary to 14,Ctf IS 4 , flo tae C to 'b e of ono to y ' -VOW 4411 the according to the • It IUL If in earpro- Prere ill geoid al to 11 e11t 540 1:47,1 0 e MONA 111,000 tperm#l thi4 • • deonly i s lia be aniatiMeo. Tbe • It de -Over a staiisticaf table, wood* to 11000201 a venial.* lthAtigiibwinifis and Die Stirof effective D vs *A te t:t.41:441. $ atoe,sithwatreK t:re to be 011 Sop atm% to t i t ota l ed oohs cooky. 10 eas4 0 . . tsy dea th . _Tie Provincial Itioetoes are directed tiles , to sena in .the Cortex who tea Wiiier.4 ll 4 Circiaistanceh w or d to "Wee the costar; at their . . The Supreme idols, hoverer, Ines the app of the Deputies at 120 milt a day that of the Elect Districts at 40. and of the Pa- - ........- .i.e firm or Writ' attOlgOOCe. 1 'davit of Defendant, Lovett, wiltrill‘i 7%l64htie iliercroaiNe s ' proceeded, to WA tho fol. I, that, in Nov..lBQ't, $0,44.. . 4 °PP lifteleg evening s Itpd the.whoAo'.arripd. oil Viotti readapt, 1 . 0 7 1 4, requenl. l l6 lin file* FOrl i Gkoll/PIORP . it 41,1jile. to see , 11. /best Onset • him with has acceptance for two Of display of o isii b , :,,,, .. b i c h t oll,:7lttet, : icalo •ed - pounds, to enable busn !It ,Olien..lP . iosseirt, istUrrip .. eb40144.116 41 ville.l.l l Wet lt, a RentingAou'et Glid F f in• ir4 GI) iicir:l4 . ;tit a 'bill fair 3201. fOr 4 01i51114Peil • t 44 . 14 e enci un's acknowledgment, to prntry twitillir ' ji g s s o r d Sio o ps it oily . :: I t o Obserttormse of . dee ; that :Hatrisan, soon alter, ._, ,14.16 the gsnitoy hohig i s klutt i t,,, 0, bow.veri *elm ;Ite 3 veil he bad failed to get the billkgia• hi s Gime !item ale eattiture td theissonl, made: i ad Lovell several times applied to,h/4“ •st or most Jaskol.- ves agratypiemests lo ;n i t hire of 1 . ----. : . .. anted to him when Ifortisoo aliract be an d s o t a r sopottlicti, iltg.t i s was. ;gravelled to 4.the sum o ' f, so. . 44,0 if, . olio .ho tako refuge lb' Ingot tirg, 04 - itoli bay well g e , 1 ace in &few days; the bill not bagg fended, a re* miles tO AS Roilowirti and wear ~ then due l Lentil supppsed garrison . -thett " I ward of Blibseterre. : - .lFionlOtey Uncap* . tie aired , .„ id for it, Instead of which Lovell ante t i on attract hi i . arrested for tbe r tko p leAspettec, ,'• • Vis - /Riato _ ib#t befele y atisli-t • 71111fi r rfitclratristin Interfered with Me dao yort4; eitiois /44,110 'Viotti' iiollollbiets d liberated LarSl t ,Aad 40 Alin . It , Wio . Asireieal add 'fait Itaw of battle ships, add se. . .. care to got :t ii. 'aided; and Imp io 1014 fit die °tang), coeld sit with ..it .10 this wet r`:. be got a show ire tho • riots wl es fairly ht shore of tam i. which he pretinksd t o be a pod. spit soesty't two. ships , by the time they had landed the :d Lovell that' if be'Veitld raise hint Kai troops with Whith they Ire& crowded; mitt Capt. • lie could m,tke a settlement with. the D owe rs,.tt the head of a potty of seaman and ma. ' , r .....at' am ... ..,.t !kat kill torso ills_ . . - t: "Al .... ___. _._ _ __ .L _ .c __ . ; , ;het 4ii ey sizst . A tai thals: i p : t a ttu a st eo ty und ae t d o ao l ur s ag ad A t o At_, . 7istap that ite oaarailieg„, f lo g :1 aha •thmi Si*. setting , the* on wit' . ilia, OWL": Pc, ,r 6ll O 5a1•" * 4 0 : 4 4 4 4 41. 1 1t . 1 4140. t Intt 41ria." o f 0 0,9 4 #ritriOtt: • t ,ites, t rill t;; . • 1 1. Mew aii giitkki ONO AI it4 1 4110111 ! + )6 .- ,i I by f Mai 'Ow, 1 ti.. the full sabatzt audio. klic letie . a ud. . rot- ' Such are the . , arir as they hare teashe# the . ~ s o . -tti ; but'oft% '. .4 6 1 10,014 r i - 0 0014 1 - ‘4OPIAP Orb car. rect details of - thitt,g...lent a lir; no sweyrn t ok :- ttee .authentic accotint having treelpired etertielsw, idf .(frova whencej.key are obtaittcd*,keKe ekes *.. idf tact accounts cants away. ~.I L . , ca. Of the t %%o uthvr frigates that forstiPpirt of 4 . ~... gmoniv'e anuadrnn. It 6 nialw wasit:AsAut-ti....h..- .k °ll l - . k ..- ihm. UF.& num, Paw. I 1 4 la :~ NO • 11, 'ER Med or mot :le • o- f