The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-16 00:00:00

Pa l!'% chat ii ;;011ALliipi is etiaeetj favoura4 which tholiglit Nether might eluded, use of (ached. ing of _ __. . -- - . -,_ b i ii ,ply that th ey were attached to it by custom and M a i - , - Is, by choice., not by necessity . Be did not intend to : Lord. Heath's*. . Copies of the 66 Delicate Investigation" were trouble 11w House se Int& bat he had been dragged ; Pas. 3. . , printed in America, years agog and, though not ad from his seat hy the remarks of the Hoeourableoud , =TRACT or or orrict AL DISPATCH 19101111.tHSTIAL vertigo!, he purchased one, but did not communicate ',earned Gentleman opposite. . ; GENERAL TUE MARQUIS OF lELLINOTOH TO lIIS ; its contents to any - living person. Wonderful for to iihinnate no.charge of servility against the Chan - Sil SAMUEL HOMILY explained. Ho meant i 7acci.u.tice sown MIGUEL PEREIRA. FoRIAD. “ Head..quarten, Freaada, Jaa. V..' bearauce. We are prepared,. however, to ,expect 1 . • . cery-bar.,. With respect to the observa t io n which he '. - 4 c't returned here on• the 27 th inst. • these articles of merchandise in the English market had thrown out, that he saw no necessity why i cc It appears that the enemy has not made any .every de y. It is id& they will be.seeld at half-aa. . 1 :'..7e, should sit •in Parliament, and which the ! essential alteration ia the position of his armies der. guiuia each. Perhaps something may be BATED 1. , 31 - ...,1 Member had to himself, he had en. of that price. de stood that th e present Chancellor i ing my aosence. vid expressly . . .. dm , stipulated when they wore appointed, that the Mas. ', Ihe three armies of Portugal , t h e C entre, and 3 The chief political topic of the day is !Dui for tars in Chancery should not sit in Parliament. - . the South are united in Castile, under King Joseph . , saddling the country with another Chancellor- We MrJ .STEPHEN, in very pointed : terms, dental ' whose head-quarters are now in Madrid. , do not wonder to see Masters in Chancery. eager to -• ... . at . i s . • th such stipulatitie had been made. , ' ~s 16 .The Army of Portugal is under. the command of, multiply this prediiction ;it a very good thing in • . arl,,,l a rsp - a*Tirleilj iirititlitifle. loin Mill, - stlio' lately MID from' the Aritry-e[ . l 4 leed. -Zoe %Ow Nevispaper, ski& doesatot often Sill. - • •.... - • - •the North, and has his head - quarters in Valladolid. , " let the cat out of t h e ba g , " nevertheless has lir. SlM!ON,itsfed, that he was not,in Paella. 1 _ ' 66 The Army of the Centre is under the orders of i y esterda y done the public a service, by showing ent, nor did .4.e. belo la any political Party. 'emus ! be was made a Igniter in Chancery - . , i Gimlet diErton, who was formerly employed in the i the inordinate amount of the salary and profit! The House then Went lute a Committee on tie; Army of the South, and commanded, for a • shorts of this Law Qfficer, which, upon eighteen hundred Bill. Mr. COurtiniky lit the Chair.. :-.• I time, the Army of Portugal after the Mimi retired; commissions cf bankruptcy, in 1812, brought into Lord ClSTLEihcApitbrought up several clauses from he Tonnes. His head-quarters are in the vi. I his pocket '27,0001. ! ! Well may his Lordship not gird amcildniAtta, Amongst Which ices one, mk - deity of Madrid and the Army of the South is under I like to be eased of this part of his 11gram:erne oe vidiog that the salamof the Vice-Chancellor should • 9 bur 5t,;01. instead of, 460101; the sum originally pro-. Marshal Spurt's orders , whose neaa.quarxers are in I cupation: But Lord Cssit.inexatt says, "it is fit pcerd Ly the Bill, pf which once.-half should be. paid . Toledo. • , and becoming that be should live in splendour." — me of the dead food, and the other half by the Lord ;' 64 The Army . of the Seetli leen 'lately drawn to- It is on these occasions only that the tax-ridden and ChanCelloi. ".,_. j ._. • , ' , - 1 wards the neighbourhOod of theTejo,having moved to - ! .I=c-ridden people of these kingdoms are accidentally ISlr. PUNtiONBT could not help congratulating . wards Toledo, for the purpose of drawing' off informed of new funds (the old ones . by-the-bye will, the Ilonne on the perfect *ode of .dispatch which the d stattdisplayed. the lion.-dual and the divisions o f that army which • were in the II ere long, take place of the' new). It was thought Bill in its amende prOvince. of Ante, and having . them replaced i this unconstitutional and unnecessary measure might Learned Gentionen opposite had undertaken to ten- der it altogether ceestitutionel anti effiCient; and in Avila by the firgt division' of the Army of Por- Ibe rendered less objectionable by proposing to pay a they had so completely - gucceeded as to afford eery Ogai• . . . moiety of the new Judge's 5000. a.year from. the strong hopes that they had banished the spirit of lid. i . AS I have not received any recent accounts by dead fund. Unclaimed money of this kind surely, gatiou from the country. He had, therefore, to fe- : which I caD form any idea of the state of affairs in the ought (still more than the unclaimed dividends at the llctate the House and the country on the extmordi- . North of Spain. General Mina appears to be ac- Bank) to be appropriated en• the tablit 'use. We nary consommatiou of wisdom, (alma, and rapidity which the measure in its improved state would im- .• tively employed against the enemy in, Navarre, and agree with the* paper above allude d , . . Musick we do tok part to th e Court of *Chancery. . I he, as well as General Lotiga, have caused bite great not often) in the ,opinion, that this roser.officer's in. Mr. PRESTON could net avoid expressing hie : loss. The latter destroyed 600,men, and took two come cannot -be- less than 40,0001-pee annum!! ! concern, that the 4Aillls prising from the dead fund, i pieces of artillery, in an . action - with theene,my on —With what grace, then, can the .servile law-tribe which in fact belonged to the suitors and. the rightful ! the 30th November.-- • •• stand ap, and• say, that it is reasonable to 'appoint a claimants, should ~he applied to, purposes altogether ' ' 66 My last accounts from Alieent are dated the Vice-Chancellor l who •is to tocc half' labour alien—to. the payment of Judges and officers of the I._ • . Court. Stich was his sense of , the injustice of the I latter eau o f December ; at which epoch, part of the from the Chancellor, and only ~5091, per annum application, that,. topless some other.. poraun better I reinforcements which were expected froinSicily, had \from his. perquisites. .That the increase ,of arrear ,qualfied than himself pidertook it, he thought it hie , arrived, sad Ligute.gees 'Lord Wei. Beatitick:was causeashoukl he provided for, every one •wili allow; duty to declare be.. would take an early oppertuid4 . elm ected. : ' • - ~ , bat sfc Lnecn has, 'in the most satiefettiory• DIIIIIMItro of calling the attention of the House to a Bill, .af. 16 The allied Eel and Portuguese armies oc- . eaft'ulitad what may be done tO'renerlikho.'grioranao culated to prevent a practice so very tiniest and re- • • prehensible. - •• copy the same cantosinents ginning i s which they were in complained of, only by' a little ulethitd, and illicit - the be of December. ' . posing a little Wf. the .time spent in politics to its pea 'l' hi: assurance' . give rise to a long conversation between Mr. Simeon, Mr.• Stephen, Mr., Wetherell, ' 6 The Spanish troop. are - likewise all in can. per or juridical purpose. We are entirely of the Sir Samuel 11°May..it:Ir. Baring, and the Chancellor tomcats." - . : - to..eit in.Parlianimat, . • • of the Exchequer.. - .ANousha, tli t llo.-.ln Granatula the examy that they were the-worse Judges: for being Members Mr. TIERNEY was of opinion, that as tHe Vice- was surPrisedlridpapeidry, and out of three coin. of Parliament, and: worse Members - el Parliament Chancellor was to,lake 60001, worth of.labour off the • Chancellor's heeds, it was but fair Ind equitable, p anic s not a emsloppliiishse Wiped, hod. they not for baln g • Jud g es . . Lord E541.1i4 made an ad. teat the chandelier should.pay out'of his nein pro- I received infentiolliolfioas tit 'bad Spaniard. Never- Mirage nod etliert . .. figura at xis . bar; but a fits the whole of the 50001. . I useless we took tioimiplifitratted.ll hoists. . :cipher in Perlialeist. We are. : glad to hear • Mr. . .from Micmac - - 'Thii wt Tiwartior direst his attention to this odious measure; After a few ohiervations from Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Simeon,:the remaining clauses and amend. merits were agreed to, and the House haring resumed, the Report was - scieeived, and nrde"red tp be taken into farther consideration on Monday next. . • . At the r e q uest of the Cheapener' of the Bacnequer,: Mr. U. Martill i pstpatiiii Coltualttee on the' Deputy Etemembrancoes BO *Crake* esti-, night. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLT Ip4rapned his notice respectiog au alteration le* Penal Dies till Wed. UeStlay. • The House wejit Into a Cominlflpf ask"the JAOCaI Token Bill, 'and after a few .rogisaliAl fres Mr. Smith" and the' Chancel* of tbilirflgir; it 'was ordered to lie *lilted, and nig 14: 'Optikea. Moteli k y. kr,Z0111404. filioated Nal ;el , M at ' ogleibilobiergada.. I .CADIi) r s tier date of the 16th, that ilintikliad been repeated salvos in that place, en account of the arrival of a great coal oy with* reinforcentent of_ more than eOOO English and'Siellials; that on the 15th the enemy 'entered Yada, aid.took prisoner* 30 Infantry and her.,; -and that Whittinghant's division was coming towards Granada. • Mona*, Deco 31.--Tblvf:tilk of a glorifies ac« don, or Gea. Mina's Sit •Illatithetra. ALsc*ltt,. 3‘s: Oreeset. the neiit which. lately sketivott heal , Fo l ic. f r om being. testing, ordered tin Mall tn Isi‘s shift" so be dellievid In Ftentdeinao l gintelntde‘ Oita • 11,01 r!e.4 0. 1 . 1 .04000 114 . 841 " 1111 * lf * • • . • _ . .heis 0111e 0 at ail Miley to stand np for the public in. terest. Sir SAiIIXV . ROVILLY Is not singular in his wishei, that no Masters. in 'Chancery,. nor Welds Judges, had seats - in the House. of, Commune anti cststainly, as that experienced Lawyer observes, a Master of the Rolla ought not. to go to:the. Cock-pit Whenever the people of England are pat to actual chains, their fetters will hi" forged in the -House of Cc: samosa, and the;LawysiTe Ault* there, will .the 1 . .11040poroosisia , lb* . The pert Ahleitlwedew smartish@ ip **opening. WI the ram gortkink Omilitica, is sintinestiaitably of lame colikeestee le . Oar one of the Petters en in thot Fiat. Tat. .Mtheigk hei Alice ,is • t~ jj~ - ; di ow ice, A letter was, however, received in England from his . Lady, who isle Paris, about a foitnight since, in which she said her basbs nil was proceeding' metier by short stages on account of ill health. Af4lherls fore, the accooot of his death is to be ,retie* upoltb the fa& must have been concealed from het, •• Three vessels have arrived from the &ilk ift • France; by which some French Papers and irritate conanunicatiens . lave been received. Some of the letters mention a rumour, that through the medium of Mr. THORNTON, a Treaty of Peace has been cone eluded between Great Britain and Denmark. Lieutenant COrthiree Owl.s, of the Royal Natep who has been long confined as a state prisoner in France, is arrived. •He made his escape from the liaison de Foree,,at at, and was closely persued to Vienna, from which place he . - lent to Llariatift nople. It is said, he has brought with him some imi portant information. • Beam—The Lotto MAYOR, after Inver o ing the Meal Weighers' Returns, ordered the price of Bread to continue the same. • A Council of the Cabinet Ministers *as summoned yesterday afternoon, to meet at night at the Earl of LITEERPOOL 9 S, at Fife House, Whitehall. A Country Gentleman in the gallery of the Louse of Commons, asked one of the Reporters sitting be , side him, 44 Mt:lu was meant by the dead fused in Chaneery Pc When. he was answered, "that it wits the money which was awarded In the caeses leer sons who died of broken hearts by the law's de' ky." It has been said by some porsotis, whether friends Of the CkIAI4CELGOR or otherwise, tie knon oot— that his income is trilling, scareely enough to make the pot b-dl—tia), that smoke is se&'iom iVette out of his houso (or rather of the Government's ' House, for he pays 06 rest). If each be the c- , e, the report of the kitchen chimney !ing an lir., a few days ego, must be erroneou., aod it woGld he adviSeable to giro .is Lordship garrison allowance of goals and candler. Sir How Pornast left town yesterday for Potts. mouth, to inspect the preparation making on 11-•,-.rd ti Stirling, for the rec , rption of the F I and Cott4-- ! tees of MOIRA, nod suite, who are expected to ems bark for India on the &I o: . ltb of nest month. • . THZ o . l' ' - Ai"' , ATI.. . , , . . . em b e rs worse IVA*. lodges. -Ho Ism 0r .. .5h0 t ,. - Uivi PALlstrattOtt , lgiiitolikfitr,'...*ll4o4 l lklit*Apttlit • ..Al*.. - -Jostimdtk Alititisdpiv .oiad..i.. Ware"' . ..toltmle. .p 'n his Hop. not) Leaned Fsienfirtocspecting the Itiyia *eery; .. 41iii:Vini nt.i2 •onfKit - ' I I= ! 00;ggefliiiiii s pe .l eltatan aditlig,.4 ioocianiingspirllt,ibethfilid ystir Wail 1: la the• - . •-- • • . tiliati. tha t the aocuenOillOn or liothlitiS .• that...to** - Contaittee.ot SuPP4** rrlet t i t il a tiPitavl , ' .4011,74111 1400. pticiii , tki alai of ill thole iho-Te****i ll o,ot r titit roloo be red uce4l.lo two yeere:, pad then the 'We- ' lest.. its. stisold More tiii.yetnaltdisCillat ~.. topp.•,.. i ts k - `4„,,„ , ~, ' _ A .. . ' •- • 2r. . lior ,rout sinecure.. isodest old 46.1 , .. 44j0ut00 .." 91.4 . 0 , 0004.,i ... 1.. . , ... ... . ... j. r 6.. .w.inyilhosi • em...mouga:. .vdmi . . win t ry ..the W . • ',Atka few days age,. no tritrltOt ..01tot; Oa Itoti . Meter D'Entainettow the Row: of LOrds..would ell' ••••••■•• ~..__ ' •-• Z_ 11/1. bleriledo3 !Eiek 10001italautt if 8,090.. *SIM upAtemorial of her MI . , , • w eb the re - ,or oft' r Sppaids Oissi . ti4y ha. N. '7:77 : -- --- iiiii:: - 1 .--- . 7 7,-,. ---- , gi„ , -. 'hoist thieseittigt,,vbee f art '• ~ . .pr ap.' 40 iliiiikeitit.' tln -one part telt Stentlotrieshillitif in . • .., . done .? •H s lit fh e t e iy ou ld h e a io n ga r „; \ .......1:: , ,4;.:ii.: ; L. ...... .- Ve rai btiti .4.-.I . : ::2;: • .ill. •• t . 4 1 pearl *. et dentist etiiitylkteikli 1$ ' *oh* lelttie Intitalsitteitai of inditmitiOts, 'of the hesesiaks .it Ped.-. - • • .• v iol the Lord's, to !Pest . . flew 01,00040 PS ~.. i,...,..;,,,,,* . Lukee. ....,,,,...i.,..,.. • • .::::.:_i • ..- rift* . 'in: saeCrre, - 4O aii44 O. •.' •' 7' . • •44. lii.' teiiiala s • : It idds-‘, -Their:lag experience - ti! ost .. thole owk Bohm . • • • •'a" -- • Gotteithingle .i 4 • 'iv • • :'•' . . ... 4'`; • - . .'• ' • e such at !enclitic* in . . . , . *O9 , ..0 • 0 . 1100 • ••• 0 . , unernsey ..,...b . i...;ina.,... .. „.... .. . la napwrettis,o tonal 0 ~,n t, t i. 7 " Lihks . :‘,44 - 4 4ti out i o i v • twist ~,9gt the eximpies. i 9 he 1 9, 0 ii , s h, ,p i esoott .ver, on . such aa . .aceitslatt,' ~.,! e . . at . ten e'ethe - ,„,',X.4.- ": woo i ng t ilt.tafj:Flotonfaii ? „ wbee- tbe ,other'''. • „,._ - r.' , " 4 - 7 • *.A r...,•'.....$ -• . scriptio‘. General Nea t .tir'svisoni4liese .111rafettsi; • hiee.sseatiened tho prudential hteaßreilt.s*ldelt, ... • _.. sent word they . coul&.not:attood ttil oni; lie:- ?Melt cif irrovatevitti DAY . ..10:011..:4:0 . Cif:: l DaciaitsettlilieLheillaotteCeriii pard icarrty ti nin ..th iarpreob vittis orad ii co teemeol veraibe vey n your' r MAJESTY 'has * ptelerT hatt re: 4,lti s se isittetit , hr . ;: y r. o - . lit itk .- ed that the same thing had ocCuried this. derp:j.. b° l- 4 , c . .; iti Red. -' ' -' f - °matte the safety and he .• • . ost ProbahlY NO do ° prow taineell l r; km.. ; n 4 , .. ....if. 4 ,,,, foe isistruetions hunt toot: .. -- . . • 'States?' , t ill army, it stems, has been retruitingt .. fore, as no aeTeurity sot i . . yet provided rir• ki . , - ! it* km.. 74 • - - c . i iia, . . . . . .. . -, 7 -voi-.7.,. ~ .. - ' • r attendance. of the :Lords, he thought edit.- 6 47 ,,,.z1yif1ei I. ... tootle?, chaos . 591 . . The /tag Freya .Pnisars. - /Pa.al . .ar . iSCesaa 4 0 0 :. labial more warmth of shoold pause,...4nd Would therefore vote ft: ............... .! ., . m. .j 0 intm Patriotism int& lb* I fiesolie, ming the Coimnittes f ora . tortilight. -: • GOiteltd.Lacsv,,.iitni yitls. a..... (we composed or outhe natives of •thie Cold country, thee be. Wei. * - • • r '. • * 1 ' - THE' STA9I'ESO.4Iv: ... I-ahout NM SPaphiralf•lma :, am& tn. attac k °PP • vrititessed for a century. • . .. . . BAT/WRST spokeat great length in Atreu!. ; . ..... . ....,.... . . ~ , . .. il i .; into the Committee.. „ - •• i 7---= "7 - 2 - 7 ---- : . , ._ i Olat-i-TAinew theastalligi of Lord Wm:mu...roster . ,- ~ .4.....ftrard- . . , K IRO'S II t:NCII, Oblitin, Oa. 11. ! , sTE.PLIEN *aid,- that after what had fallen -. , „ , LONDON-- , ":" 1' ' . ',',: . 7:, .- ‘ co s innien,ing the imm.paigli ,, hi the Peninseta,:appeir to COM"' or ~.: . .... tux KIN% AT THE PROSECUTION OP TUE, etToperr.., ni: Honounible and - fAaroed 'Friend, be could, .. • .. , 'caregoST, TEIRVAIIIi:18). Ml* ~. bale forded theeuemy to adopt new arra . ngemenss for IstNEKAi n *LOUGH PITZPATRIci e AUSTIN. • ' • ifiltirelT sii4l4. lie. had net hatl the suss -. . --a.— , "1. , . .. -.. ... coping with the. BritishGeneralisainap, There Is .a, . This was a motion tnide by Comae} toll p 1 et do - ..--- .. k •e, nor the lanes opportonitiet for observation '.- ~A "moos , natal reached towo..ttds ,sseallec sap talk. of A, French uniting their three principal li.r*.- ' Traverser - to set slide the verdict. • !.. k.' Court of Chlocery as the ilonourable Mom. Papora to the 9th inst. from which t the following are mien on the Throes. The French head-qUartera it . 7. AIVORtaI r .GENta Atd•MY Lords, before( lies* ;nit tru..,ad eoriainly nt7er seen , any thing to ° -' '. ' - the North were stlll'at Posen. The Austrian f o re ttk i orPort of the Traverser shall' proceed to argne this v i s i t , the onTy . articles of importance .—rustics, I. must require that Mi. litspeirick AM lilt the•aswetion, 00 Howe would not be which had' returned from thetatedlstsf roes campaign, g those who ofal), attended there.to remens lassoi, •. Ft's. 11.--Oer .troops ..remoin in their. . • s ta n d comm i t t e d. 1 . ! a gainst any Tien and gross detelictioc‘of defy_ wisfrer quarters. Heated on 'the frontiers of Upper nungary. . • • Lord Wellington is Mr. O'CoulsELL.-f-This spates .of liberasity • • e part of the Clettleellott. It would-be also . 'lm.' , a.,._ ._..... ma .,—.. .I.__, iv reNida :; End General Hill'at Corks. • - ~• •-• ;. ..: .. . , , what was to be expected. Mr. Fitspetriek is present lie for any Minist e r, to,appoint any- indimiumA,;•, The important object connectel with the Princess' in , northern French army ii. ecotone& in' 'SlitC • ' in. odnece s a. were,co . . , .. Court. • .- • • • , a t oitiee who watotatfollY itlegootoftaille - .41 . 4 : --. T he . . .. ,•-- . - . • ~ of litisutr i oLetter, is allowed to regese for the Pr!/ - On the Sheriffh taking Ht. Fitzpatrick Into cue.. of its dodo NadorhiVtiotOPldtflgaishilai_ P. 45,31 ti ... , . Valladolid, and !011littlelf . ,conastry.. ~ . ' •stiot.r 4:Council 4 the Cabinet. hlinisters met again lady, . • . , earnftl tw , ttle lervatrr 2 rdanleakii 4u O lgt ! . 6se P h ' llas.'llA r6l.d, ono t it ei ~ too. iiilt r inby tinning, 'lin* itik lit Imisitivaoalsi it !dr. 404APIrtiebiatimos illitiaii4 their t Ty. ' A •sartellerta been • them= oat 4itheaotar Walt remain*" at Tototto - . l .ltoin whinCe Instas• de-, 4.. Fife Rouse, Whitehall; but, We hoe' retbon * to be- . his Client, hentonldinovetheir Lot-data)* `Slott We ' ris.ft that 'lodge's 01 ' d't "° , ,t• - _,,, e r*** k rir sr _ i str ent ". tiched 10,000 men '4 lot, gusher , 'white farce is ~- -, id had, in this rase Should be sit aside. His a la G - love 't at the 1 / 4 Government . party elliefly concern Verdict • t th eY i w u rf ... ..,, e " *br a " i4 J.° " l - .7 "" ( ....„ 6 °e. m .... 46 . 1 "" ng ' env ; !Ow 18,000 mini. - incloding. 8000 ' canal ty; and a 1 ' made his application on two distinct • d • : gtotos 5. , --ab • 4" ar".."l-1"41‘. ...° 1-r. '''. ....... '"-J5. 'le- I ' of hors !-artillery. Some people f imag ine , . • i in thil proceedinp are unwilling, In this instance, .to lat For misdirection of the -Learned Chief Justice , molt f or 4 w i ng l e dges. W trustedowerer, • ne p a rk 4,e talents and - .wisdom . of/ the. Matter of the iit is his intention. to attack, the corpse formerly na iler : the Ifresse T h ey have probably fonodnut that these , was contrary to Law and Erkience• lie (if ti+e diiplayed In teXt House were notso complete- i the command of Ballasteros, but now directed 'by : - advocates of every measure suggestednr favoured by Court decided this motion against him) bade further aced-from their Mande 8 4 that they would very CrDoittili the Duke del Pa lie having been ap. :. / , motion to make in 'Arrest of lodgment. '. •-. • : ratans • r eceive any-propositlao on this schkct in „ I Pointed to sUperititend the- new levies ; others and; • r ; t h e orrery that be, are apt to spoil a cause by over- • *C derided against the T 1. d The mart MT! SO, an 1 that great • character mast be included. lieplmd"t This ' ht to li ht ing.,i . controversy has broug g i apparel:id 'with more reas o n , are of opinioni• tbat - ' ordered the Motion in arrest of judgment to stand 14. that the reav,iting, if true, ought Mho carried *urious discovery.- The sly Herald puts us in I Y have been sen t ti It for their•bet. i ll by .ou over till next Term . Mr. Fitzparrick wasn't at. hush ?r, and that not only Judges but Lawyers who i the • cava rYi Wad of one of the Pursuivants at Arms in the Col- on the .terms' of entering into a )recoanizsuce of' t wish to becomeJaclgr4 ought to be equally et. '..tar subsistence, till the season arrived when he shall : lige, who osier originated a Lois toot, dr,witticism; of • bail, himself In 10001. and two sureties in 6001. ri, With reord tc an expression he had mule I have occasion for their services, as nen as for .the Aais own but on hearing either from one - of the each. . ton a former night' respecting the duties. at- I purpose of watching the British. force at Alicant, , i • •n. ;g e nera ll y du) the .ollice . ot - hf ; o tter of the Rolls, Abe hear:: strong,' piovisionally • under the command of ic_°nl'll' ked-- I h • * remarked had that at my .__ ,- ~ -It is mentioeed in one of the letters that -Mr. Job f prizes an d pl an tati on App ea ta, h e it'd m ea n t ... . . . ..liongue's end, and was just • going to say it. B - • --...---1 :.... ...„.., ~„,1 Major-General James Campbell, tall the arnvat or 4 ARLOW; American Minister to the Frenoh•Court So the - tree Baronet says, that Six Thousand died at Zarnowice near Cracow on the %Oth of Dec. • , 9 _9_ __ _ . F' NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. . _ • DEAL ) FEB; 16.-rArrifed, and tailed fora the two.. merch}at• schooner.; -partitulAra„. not ]wawa. • Remain id the Dawns his Majrsty's , mot+ chantrnen, transports, coasters, and colliers. POILTBMOUTII ) FEIII. 15.—Airireti the 'AIM'S ican sebooser Rackuel, for Boston, prize to his Majesty's ship Herring. Faaatourn, FEe. 13.••••.4 1 kefived the Oak; of Kent packet, ith a Mail from Lisbon, from wlieace she sailed on the Sth inst. The Windsor Castle packet• Ku also artire4 at Falmouth from Malta, with a Mall. Sidled hia Majesty's ship Orestes, s c.apt. klmith j on a cruise. The Laptein g• picket is appoluted Arr . -Oa-Me& terraneen, Swift:are, for the Brazil's • Ste*" for Bermuda and Halifax ; and the Princess Mit*, fat 'the" ,___ ...... the Windward Woods. • i TOliVAt, Fre. 19. - -Arrived lhb Nigel", Pee' :. from Lisbee, in sorett:dayseet4liethee the lied,'. ii the Sieeeit*, Ferdin t Muster, 'MIS 'the, may ‘ s of the -tummy whie.h:eilled from Ccirk ou the Illa..eteslet e,. , less, that 40 'errired. - .. . P Ni.lifireasur a t 0.38 ;le. ee Tueedey list; exist . . soki we ik• . ts, *opposed to be the Cork coeloy s . ` of the 4 46th t, dilly hid the wield - ei" the "WI, *Di isdneit wesiber. . . . , . •• • • • , Y . d ti. .~ t` • , '