The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-24 00:00:00

r s I.VTB&LAGEAGe, FALMOUTH. A r ,: ‘c ,l the lilarlbarourit 4004. Rail,. with (rum Lisbon; left lathe T ago., tits Bor./tzar, ; Vicadnought, ; ZeeniN• 4111 • TOralerigi ); 11 tfiNibal, 71; ins/Wens ' , 74 • Mae., 74 ;- p0i1!..• '3. 74 ; 74; •Zettlietto, 74 kill, ;1; several friglie& awl:Sloops of war, .aad s tout 300 sail of transports. On : , the 2:1 instant,' tjrQty's ships Diadem, 04 4 -ood 41,8rineil en flute, arrived in the Tagus, with troops f rg o li.difax, and on the 34 inst. his Nbj..sty's 61,ipt.Igincourt, 64, and La Brune l 40, .en flute, r o l a convoy from Portsmouth, eight dayaintsoge. vo Arrived the Lark, Crow, from London, fur Satterlon, Davis, from Poole, for .ud Lady Betsey, Clemeats, fratn Piymdlith.• T.s,.rJ4y arrived the abij Invincible Gerona, • ---, f um London, for GibcalW, withlos• or t and insin.tothialsittik' y . . s icrjay ',oiled the Exprelt. packet, Buttock, ct h !nails . for Jamaica; ship Kite, Capta,la Ciart s Gaadaloope. r. : , .i• ft% jai!ed this day, his Majesty's brig Tyrian, of 10 gons , on a cruise ; tVestsinghans peeket, Roberts ; o d [hike of Kent packet, Coteswartb,, for Ply. PA' PLYMOUTH, N0,..411. Arrived this morning '.tka C o ttilegsrenms co ld; Captain Stibbs, from Mittelats l which place she liftyesierday, and Ins ,brought over Mrs. Fitage. 1 ;:3 ng3 no sews. Lect lying there p r o s rhoctiers and a large brig, privateers. The cartel s tiled from hence no Monday test, bating catried over seterat Indica who had been eaptii red. &aired the ship irata, of and fr4st3 1 4 curlon, I),:fcr Clark, Master, bwowd 10.01144104p0, sailed from ralmuth on Tuesday, and gqt. bathe West. ward of Scilly, bet obliged la beet pp io a, beg') ui *ind. • ... ,aura • if,wEiticii, ' .; ' DEGREE -0r...10.4, comik 1 •-I 1. Ira rgiviN AND rt. IllyirßlVilligati Or 4LOR .ItIN6 or eri!e ? ',DO. " The General and Extraordinary 04;rteis confirm and sanc- • tin the unalterable opinion that the Spanish dominions of both kosi,phercs form one and the lame Monarchies, the same na tion, sod one f imily, and for the sarae reason the inhabitants of their dominions, whether Bemoans, or native born, have the , sop rights as the inhabitants Of the Peninsula; it tieing the *idea duty of the Corte' togive particular attention toevery pig which ran contribute to their Isappioirasy together. with pc tuna and 'masher which is future both countries are to have is the national repreiestation.. The Cortes also deiroe,. that t r • a pthe e m in ent that throe countries wherein commotio n have ' "'Wed, shall have doll aolukowkdged the Supreme Legitimate Sovereignty, as established in the mother country,. there shall pageneral raodnil of every thing that has. occurred, !VIM- *to themselves the right of redressing any griefasee Which pay WO. The Condi of Regency will &Obit:Decree aT sli duo elect. ss RAMARISON lAZARO nEfigtl,___Sira . 4 EVTO PEREZ - DE C. 451115. 4 cc .. " MANI/EL' LVXAN, See. ,1. - ....r.•1J -s - " ?'n rile Council of Regeney. .i .. '," , : It Island of Leon, Oct. 15, 1810." ,: ;:, 1.. : "AM to order that the abatis Decree shoslld be.dal qie.' laud asd obeyed. the Council of Recency Orders and ,directs 0 Tribunals, Justices of Peace, Chsefs,. Cloverners, and all • Os thee authorities, whgtber civil or military, Ecclesiastics g every class sod dignity, toddy comply and erecute h' 1q I#l. P • PM " FRA4GISCO DE SAAVEDRA " XAVIER DE CASTANOS. " ANTONIO DE ESCANQ. . . _. Si 14 IGU EL DE LARDIZABALO TYRIO.A tl. . °Pro Don Nicholas Maria de Sierra.- * Mad of Leon, Oct. 15, Iglo, ll . ~ . .•• -, ~ .. ' . .. - - • - - ... vr t As Mr. and Mn.s Atkins, of Maidstone, ere' returning from London, on Thursday list, in their logle.horse ehaise,..just es they had reached the fir ends mile stone, corner of 'lira Wood, about hir•put one o'clock in the efternogn, a man came. est of a gap way on-the left-hand side of the road from London, and without saying° st word,. s e ized 66 horse by the head. Mr. Atkini iminediately . ", stood up in the chaise,, and said he woatd not le lobbed, and began to flog the aisu With his' claise whip, in hopes of making him let gO his horse's head, upon which he drew .his right hand from behind him, and presented a horse pistol. At that instant a companion . of his (whom Mr. Atkins had not seen before) made tiAt appearance, and going round the horse to Mt. Atkins's side, laded his money. Mr. Atkins, finding resistance atlas, gave him four guineas.: nut satisfied with (!lt, the robber said, " You hive more.''. Atkins replied, " Yes, I hue a.little silyat,” pie him to the amount eir lends demanded his watch, balig la a tar " kw.shell case, he said his,,Wowid•-b#4 , 41 •if would have it, and repeatedly qiesti6e4 him as to is having more mousy ; but..na 7 311‘..1L assuring be had not, he was suilleted-fesiseozaild ' The who seized the horse.noater-spoke a word all clime, but held the hors with his left hand l and pistol with his right ,•• the other, who took the mob said, it was digtessi drown, them to it. either of them attenipted teroo. KM Atkins, nor d they say any thing t 9 . A web of cambric, containing yards, and con. '.tug entirely of yarn spun out of Irish flat, has ell manufactured by Mr..LATEINIONT, of War. litown, and considered by good judges as edited ' lay French cambric ever inapor#4, both in via; aid value. - No. 1,572 1,195 3,077 4bove Prises were sold in Twootr t fireAltriO . the Lottery just finiihed ) at EYTvN'B Lsck7 ' ls (*, No. 2, Corokill, near the Mansiunrhouid twill the last Grand City Lottery, 15,82,0 .05,000 17,b51 9,273 3,000 r„nting to £13,000, were also *old. io Twenty. e !iares. TICKETS and SIIA RES are OR Sate for th ''"suilig 411 41 Nut City House Lottery, which draw! th Month. g fR,ENciI p:ipoßS , PARIS, Nett VI ' 1 ' 'CIRCULAR 70 rm ARCIIIIIIIIIO4II /1,1411 k 01110111" , f 4 S 1 a,—Lt is with infildie Assist:o that I to ; donnee to you the' happy pregitany: of the t4n..; . 'press, my . dear wife and companion. 1:10s pt.« 4: Of 4 34 t blessing which God sheds on my fumilY% 114 • which is so closely connected, with the happiness Or 117 , people,, induces me to %form you, thst:ilk Nivel agreeable t o me that you shottßordet per. tiettlar prayers to. be Oltered up 01 her safety. kenPiu.g. • With : lo . 4h txrel to'Ood to 'howl You holy "'At our Palace of rontainbteau, Nur. 11 IslO. (Sigurd) • NAPOLEON. 'A. Duke u( BAISXNO." •Imii•••=m• . PARIS, Nor. 13. . LITT= PROM MS IMPERIAL AND ROYAL MAILSTT TO TUVPRESIDENT Or TUT STNATT• '•' ii M. le i Votate Gender, President • 'of the 'Se. ' tete : the satisfaction which we derive . trans the happy pregnancy of the Empress, our very deer and' well-beleved consert, induces es to, write lea ' thin letter, • that you may commtinicite, • la au! name, to the Senate - this eititi Als.;fstintlal t t; oar happiness as to the i n t e . retA it' WOO, bei, if oar , ~ :011111,e. The present later4t.iiilria'AO2rattpio,(o.. 4letorit' 7 0 PI!!4Y 94 : M. 1 1 4- 4, t*Mit ' cv,4 6 ieei:JPge3.! Alit of the Senate, • that he snar. have. you in his . - 4,!01y Ind worthy kecplog. ' ''• :. is ' • .(signe) ' • . 44 /lAI I 4EOM." ,!N Written at Fcluelableen,l4o.o3,l,tr ' ..' ' • " • ~- ~ - ••• .t: •.• I: ~.; o . , l'4h3 , sitTNlCH, OCiz. l ll4 ' . The - &leisl paper cOtitaiOs the toile wilts. !Wil Demo':-- . , „ " Q er. very dear • son, - his Royal iligliqcss tha Crow, . Prior it Appointed G overeor-Vesrel • of l the *oleo of the - In* sad Salsa-; , he is alto nand. Anted to the commaa4 if the trOtops'quartersl in these circles.'' ' . .. NOVEkBER 3, It is provisionally prohibited b'y a Royal Re. scrikt directed to the Commissary.general of the circle of the her, to exhibit fur sale, either by . vihttlesale or retail, the following articles of mer. chandise: cotton, moist or refined sugar, tea, cof. fee, cocoa, indigo, cochineal, pepper, cloves, &e. SALTPWRGII,Nov. 3. It is stated in several letters irons ftriai.tbafbjs Highness the At:dduke John is to. be -exclusively charged with the civil government 9f..au the pr*. Tinces of Lower Austris, Our eolumsiuication with the llipial proeincei la consileAciire r eitaldiebed ; and there kas heats, tea ' t ew m onths, a great dear of trade fith Waste and other teems. PARIS, 510y,13, - . According to tartan from HollaitiVilif- King . Of tinglind daily grews'worse; and hie 'Minister; 4 r ii in the ptspost alarm. Their political esiStesee banes on his Majesty's life; and the nation *hid; they hitee.skimeosi.wailt only for that moment to donned aatisfostion for all the evils it his solonestifferej. qresls litisittsiu is on the verge 41‘ violent cinatio don, . WAPI I 42Eov. f' ~oheliitn Napeleon, King of the Wst SY•ilies.• ist We have rjecreed, and do decree as follows " Art Z:. Our D, !Cr, of the 34st of Angpst is revoked ? .101 aeries op merchandise thereip,mentioned shall he collected Ole. felpiliecto lite laticticilnied inner law of thelfth February, 1806, and oar Decree of the 160 Mays 1 1 1 4 • • "2. Reckoning from the publication of the presets} Decree, rtbere 0141 no longer be admitted iijto our kingdom any cotton, cloth, or 'articles MhiCh are oat of the manufacture of the ,French Empire, and accovapatfied by regular certificates of !origin, expressed in the form which the French Government ;Shall think proper to adopt for establishing their Authenticity, prevaiting frauds.* ifov. 2. This tow! and* wasehoaes'still 'continuealstit ; imas is entirely at a stind, stilt enjoy- the . :post perfect tranquillity. . 4 • Intelligence has liceri received of the falling of e -001intain near OberhOfen, on the lake .of Than. i 4 piece of ground to the extent of 280 yards, which ,reas clothed with vines, was precipitated into the laka,. Several persons 'Arm that. they felt shocks. of ~ # p earthquake at the time r NAPLES, • Noe..2. , - • Yliatian, Sept. 27. • • Teinsfitien of a letter from the' Grated Vizier ; !alga Picha, written fro& his'eattsp Semendriar toAliTacho r of Jahnitra.. pt.o - 7 " His Highness the•StilipSlialquend if. bat so - . lettutly acknowledged hie Majesty Joachim Napo: : Non, as King of the two Sicilies. TlklrdeclaratiOi..l ....—_ •• .. .. .4. ; ..,...il . ' - . • .1411 g r rA t t it ti6l4 X ' - '-'• ' I -. .:* _ • , • __,..:.___ _ t._ _.... _.....: &gala.* ~... 11, . ~.... ... •.. or. - -• ,gatit.fhatiae , seßAbObs"olll- twits% keets bops cdistri r !V I M .•1 11 1kag Otf ,p9or, inhabitants 9f theket;tsgq ea ,lol4ll,7(CPur4.frilltaka . PARTS,, Nor. ”. A great numbcc of• Decr,eas is aAsounced, con.. firmiug the statutes of differenVassocistions of iera of Charity, Hospitable 'Sisters, &e. . re.esta. .blisheil in most of the cities of the Umpire, by the 'lender solicitude of'his Majesty, to th great a4ran. • ,cage and satisfaction, of such of hi; subjects at hare the moat occasion for temporal succesur and spi.' ritual. consolation. ' The Speculator privateer, of St. Maio, captain r. - blartin; ht 4 gun's and 68 men, captured on the Ist of November, and carried into Treguier„ ittec SU actiacAof aahour, the English letter of marque Leander, of fourteen 121 b- rarronades, and 33 men. The English Captaio, the 4rst and second Lieuten'atitt, and one oiler, were trilled ; six others were littuaded ; our loss et:instated of one killed am) two wounded. PAPERS. lassos, Neer...ll;--We are digits state•otsus‘ pepie s but (bee/bather is shortly eipeetaiiite break u ps wheu t h e ete4gni e a ts l l W , l 4 l ., 4 • P ie !_!:s l ol,oofoiec,_ s44b.ot. vtztirograip watij . 3 '. 4ll seni rffr "he :Wittier) . o f 48tietso bolasset C0re5 . .4160 'licena Step: very soots.::iflivirwpatches yfteptepted at.llidtli;, 4 tho Jule de FereiinV"l67persOri Of! , :a "Pnrtuseese; named Masquirell‘ ‘. Aid4l4..6itat t0,..•...1uncit, and son,:iO'.. , ,thi . 7,llldge of. thii neete„: who !kw ansongat ;th atiti banished in • September: • Messena's galenist of the Osten Of 'Rosati said tos'iare . fair elo'u0:1; N. Writes . to 13deipiirte, tftet:Wcelpeinto legal on the, feitla of promised , eneeottre,. ,winch he has not. received, and without Which . 'the cess of his army must nut bevelled the fate of the Peninsula depends upon'isiiStimy.' He directs Moisq!ierelli to put a good fic'e!ara;tt , things to every one in France, except only • in% Tery private,intereiew with Bonaparte. The papal' said to be taken are a letter to Bonaparte, soothe, to Massena's wife, and three others, witkthe'yiiiing. man's own instructions. Lord Wellington gave a fete on Wednesday in honour of Field.Niaribelßorea, ford's receiving theOsder of the Bath, at then°, al ra• lace at Mafia. .A,bout 250 were invited, but full 40Q , came to dinner, which c l aused lonic crowd and Cou ita fil . sion ; in-the evening about 50 Lisbon ladies • neerly . :(00.geuttemeessere present... It is saideissit the.Zezere i to attack A.tarantetti" ishich is `gairlsoised by Portuguese and Spaoiardr. We" bre an(roeg party of cavalry 'gin! Ifying.sec (fiery On the other side of the ; Taggii. A Alp 10'04'04 it .last ' night, supposed to be •the • f'S • • • • - • ' 4 Lki 414 oefier at I eft Fietifint - e- . •Tilff '4th hided this day weak ; it is a very tine regl:z .• matt; tpgethe..wltti e'company of the Brenitsfick soma, :iieid stoma other • detechnielts. Tha,prig9o4 . etk rreis'••4(ginfit landed to:chly in greet poop of I :lf'..sofe • • tssaon NO,"d.—Numerous bodies of excellent troope-strrived _from Bnglanci landed last Sunday 3: tbeyere Perfectly equal in every pOint of view to the giiiitant corps!, which his BasTaxurc Maaarre. !hid before' detached for the defence Qf this country. We are assured that the French have evacented - the . , Asturias, en account of the combined . operetjins of R,Euevar:Es, and the comtnandinif Qffieeri of tke different corps stationed in the said Principality. ' reported however the General Silveira in. tends to compes • Almeida to surrender, 4hraotes is occupied by a force fully auffiCient to defend that important post. Lord Wellington, with his ac mistomed-inderatigahle epergy, has caused evepy point of his line its bo furnished with the necessary frobpii'lii . obatruct and check every attempt of at tack • phich may be Made by . the eneety. • Coss, Camps lately attacked an eqespee corps which was escorting a convoy to Al. cania, l With so mech. success, that of 500 foot, and 28 horse, who "composed the enemy's force, 15Q only reached theig places): destination.--( Lisboa PiarJ/of W). • •• ~ • : . • cAtagr4lGN IN PO 1tt044, , • .Popy.pf Liever-ftam an 011100- cif the* $d Re_ tment 9f aiards, to.. his fattier ? ;load •Sobral, nr.l4 •A; i.l - iisnt.efteoft. • - r J 4 , A -Fseneh , piquet, In front of the piquet of the fitwifitaiielePte h;d IV:Millet* which they were geipA tQ daughter for their dinner, when the ani. as brio* tecident broke loose, sod raw into the nterleist •groted . ; ineasisreaWere ininiediately taken .to,missjes hitn unto our gwo..lioes, and at last the, Sebtchesk% got a lucky Opportunity, and shot him, dragging him intu,‘heir fines, and were cutting him ip, when. (woof the enemy came forward, with, cOnt• arms, *tieing a white hamikerchief, and brought. -f :message from the.officer commanding the piquet, 40 the Captain of the gid, saying, be (vat aura the' were top liberal, to deprive his men of the• only proxisLops they had for the'clay, and beggingi to 1640 a . Ort of the beast. The men were detained tulths ( *On was cutup, and then were sent back, carr'ing si.th them not only half the animal, but a peasetia pg.seeeral• loaves of white bread, awl a bottleT:'of Ant, ,from th.: Scotch to .the Freerh. Captain, 'ho was ip pleascil, that ha came fora aid io frOnt . isfhisinon, and begged to jetrirti thanks. 14 in enothet part 'Of • our lines an 'Officer of the. German Legiou received a request frtim• a French; Officer opposite to him, begging a little tobacco.' •''‘, Our cavalry are pushing along the plaits. frosts; Torres Vcdras to Oblitos, upon the eticiW'e. right' flunk. Among the reinforceuienta that have joined . the army Ate trsu regiuienp of Liskon volunteers." is official!" ~, .... . The aboty is from the lonian MenMaur of .the 9cc.11(4.' `- COPENHAGEN, The of 16 , 1 0.1 11 °V4I — A . 4 1 1 6 4filici l— -. 2 on the.S4tis s' Hilf Majesty 44tbliiiis4iieerfltd, that the netrisiii for raieltikelbe „bati lions 'of the line, shall he filed ilea of twenty.tato years ot age, this,'Arst la• stance, and afterwards those of the age of twenty. If those ''elessee . are not anfficient, then dmee from the lige'cif 't e, to tleity4l: are to be.taken.".' • • • - • re45,'140v.3. L lithe Collection teadttel-Vienna on the ilimliershii "Of the battle of Wagram, for the benefit of the In; naiads linft,of thejohabitents of EssliUg and We. 'gram,, hat been so successful, that alt the invslids who lost a limb in that battle ,have received three Imudred forins ; the other invalids lrcuty; and _ - . . w. JB:l'i :., V - • - tif.i. 4 -..wsot— : • . . • ' . • ;OUST. 00 CfletoßtßX, K. . .. 4 modest, made fat in Infenotion tb stay.prp.s ccedings id the-Ecsieeiastieaf•Court,. In. a cause fa which *ha Rev. Jr.% Leith, Rector ;Lie parish . lis Essex, was lib4ant, and a Me. 10:yd, his pa. _ rishioner, defendant, was dieposed of, by his Lord. ship kindly reeornmending...to the parties to „tattle all matters in dispute between them, by referring them to some 9-entleman of respectability.. Tide was acceded- tolfy 'the Le'arned ' Gent ...emen oil bills eidei, and filr."Coo%e appointed. The gro.;ocia .• _upon which it was. ;ought to remove the cause :into Chancery were, that an agreement between dr. Lloyd and his Rector operated as a contract for t e composition ur modes, and containing also 'matters . .. of accouat, it was therefoie noteroperly of eccle siastical cognisance. The reference was agreed to after many learned argumenti- froi;) the prindipil Lawyers of the Chancery Dar, and aftei four years expensive litigation. ' . Mi. SHADWEt•L moved for an injunction to pre vent the sinking of certain tan-Pitcon the banks Of a small river in Merionethshire, on the groun?ls of injury to his Client, who enjoyed the right of fishery of the same, flier; and alleging that the tat wank! inevitably belttestroyed;'buf - his • Lord. ship considering the bar it migiat prove to the eetab. . , .. Meat of many usefUl teannfitiniiei v add' not finding any -precefsets swilCi 'atitatrotig t l e•Willid. . • :i•ivas pteteet.te.' ate injunction , - plea. *II,: tatiaietel," iltit; if • 'nibtl, from the pith& 6 i city whieb.ii,mustl receive through the siewspaperi, he did isotiblubt but the Learned. Gentleman would - be uselaribe necessity of nraklbetinvo thaw third Olatititlitaf tits same kind befcritiMA,Neitf ot term, . .4, 0 :• ,.-.4 1 , , ,t , ..1 2 ..4,. i, . 2 _ 41 . 464. ..„,..h... , • . , .... .-CoOI7RT O COMMOtt PLUS, Nev. la. .. • i SiWiegte icefere•Jedie JilladsiffirLd elVettlihell er - - - stitrtied V. Petrii/AIL *AD Soli: ;'t 1 This was an action brought 14 , a coachreah, to iv cover damages of his master fur an es.sieli i . - leap. peered that the Defendant, a Gentfeinali• of for had taken an airing in hit earriiige, and . , on his .return, the Plaintiff suffered himself ' td be idided pore by liquor than by duty. The Defend. ant was alsogoverned by a regard fin- his Personal safety, and therefore refused to let the -Plaiatiff take the reins. Haring previouely received' i 'few lessons in the sit of driving, probably tri qualify himself 'for the' New School, the lie. fondant mounted the toe, and drove home. The Plaintiff, arrived soeu afters t the Defendant's yard en foot, when he was discharged flute his master's! tirsice. -• Ile then , refused to gel withoiit his Wages, : though he was told to call in the morning when. he was sober, and he should be paid. He then behead with the greatest indicerent, sod the Defendant, aid listed by his sou, turned him out of the trrd: TM' issaolt was stated to bear a elialent deserip444nAwt It slid : Rot appearthat the Plahtif had . been wbrid the day after it, than he was the day bcforie w •••. There waano jostifteation, and.the July f.ond a • verdict foi the Plaiotilf, damages 51. ' Itie• son & the Defendant was not 'implicated in the verdiet It lice Jury were of npintio that ha was not guilty' of • ' tho &Inuit. . 1 ~ . I Ir. .„ • , • • • IM a i ll=lolol lll,4l l oll lll oln.'... .Ig. wt :, •.t. a . . ''.. 7* . CQ, ENT-G414E4 , 27184t1112 . •• Last night, after The h.rile, wma went 0 . . . With.great eclat, a bliss•Doorit,' from the snri- ... :- Theatre, made her first appearance wr thes e ivw ' . In the part of Atnenthis, in The Child of :Vetere. tilit' 2 was received with great kindness by the todieno, who, already partially acquainted with her merit!, welcomed her with rapture, and seemed IC. regard. her .ns a most '. desirable acquisition tn . ' she first Theatre in the Metropolis. Min BOOTH has ;the appearance of:being veal} Young. Her figure is small but elegant, fief cont.:" e.nance,pleasing and expresilve, and her voice soft': - • . but singulerly articulate. Her action is eisy,"graen." , ful, and appropriate, but it has INCA the fifieti t irif f. could desire. 'Hes conception of the part wailitrung,' lkot FhastelY correct, and We have rarely the . 'Pert so Well, and cerfainly never se 4 adOitisfitity: 'sustained. The •autpeaca Wore , perfeettr Chemin r.ed • of libr. throughout, anti her 'eve'y ifeli,*afoid, and' itiviiik . brought down loud tad reiterated 'reels 0 . elpplOtte l lebile shouts of 6 . 6 Brai6l." , 4 ' Admirable... Psi '.. ". Charming t" imemed spontaneously to liu4t fratV . .. all parte. of, the Theatre. Sties-spoke the cheracti*".„,'.. • _, with great feeling and Aiscrimitiatioit, and many of'-_, • the merit strikieg passages dereeileited W iih a singe.., lac felicity of ..espressiou. 'Such 'ability; and SuCitl ,• men se,ehtc_ , .passeicile v we revery see coin. ''' ' *, Dined.. In the Itit act she minced.her words tither - " injudicioustyy *tie& - made - her simplicity appear_ somewhat over-strained ; but as she gained cott4: - dence she corrected herself.'in • tids partieela'r, and displayed gredt feeling, energy, Mod nature. W herq ... she calls 11 0 47-C1 to 4car . " " 0 "°106. C dukte rn • 64 to him who lied 'taught "ler :Avon! . to beat witit . , love,'! she was tratilnet4eeftitt.tialreell'ttiti . nos . was she less so in the scene 'where ehereerigniseabe . 'father. The audiedee were shOnteltiti TiPtuttett4 ' - . and tweet ,Weary of testifying tile delight the, ea. perienced ; i hey continued to sitult . 'sind 16 amilatil 'for some moments after the:Glint* eurtiin'tiadVorf. tialed the 'object of their : eiti,fretion ftoartb . elf . -. ,law. ' - • One illty , list week half a dostet- fellow!, didtent." ' ing , the .character and authority of a pre,s•gang, • seized a very respectable Gentlented '•of Liverpool, whiv aiever was at sea in his life,' and trout hith to 4 , Public-house, where they Meet' hi•••• up in a room, and tonAnint him .ad a* impfessed n- an. In Chia miserable' partivelf fie' adirs foreitlv detainid two days an d .atglite, without :toed or refreshment of any *tad,. and was not at length relei3ed: dn . ..oet had extorted fretii him a su in iif rebileitie thit_itried of his liberty. Time Gentleman inindalhetely'.ap... plied-to-theßegulating Captaiyif fl ! e# o. eri tote m .. . Hein offhis unexampled outrage, • al;i1 sea! al:litter , by that •Gentleman ' that every i93ZeSriim'sh"wild'bis . gold to. dieeover -- the authors *of . it, hut that. rive offence . had certainly nut been rommitted *link .of the press=gangs under hit itinimend, 'nit stall. io r . ' such person been brought to any of tbflinties et ' '. : readezvons under his direction. ' We hope the per. sons guilty of this.outrap in 4 be discovered and ..punisbed. . . ~. .~ . •,711. 1 . Tel M' 0I 0 0, had foul