The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-19 00:00:00

4 IVON.4N AND IPINE. A N ANACREONTIC, le Go, boy. bring the cup, • Fill, till it quite up, Let us troll out the catch and the song ' Stern Care can't blotto!? as, • Whilst jovial and joyous, Unheeded theta passes Wong. " But why to my breast A stranger to rest ? Uhl why is my heart quickly panting ? Why sparkles the eye ? Why heaves the soft sigh ? Alas, lon . rly Wonsan Is minting." ~' 7.•11: j3 ro upton. SPORTING 1117'ELLIGENCR. 2(EWMAREET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1813. MONDAY, OCT. 13. The Garden Stakes of 10(0. each. T. M. M. • Lord G. 11. Cavendi.ll's &elegem], est. 11b. • Lord .lerevNg Orion, IN. 41b. • . • • Dube of tiiunon's Worst. Bst. Alb. •• i• • $1 3to 1 apt I:celestas]. sto 4 agst Woful. Mr. Lake's Avil.no, fist. 71b: beat Duke of Grafton's Wilted. ilst. T. I. C. Ithlgs, h. ft. Even betting nn Agatha. • Mr. Vairsi , tart's Selina. brat Major. Wit-Asia ch. f. krtfialisar, ist. 51h. e ch. T. Y. C. 100 g,, h. ft. 3tol nu Seim& Sweepstakes of %digs each, b. ft. 1). M. Mr. Lake's Aladdin, 75i. 91h. Gen. Limier's ['Anna, ist. • • Lord G. H. Cavendish's Cat, fist. 51h. sin 4 apt Aladdin. Slot agst Loden& 6to 4 agst Cat I osge.thinl of a Subscription of 9Sgs each, for 5-yr olds, Bgt. 6.yr uldb, 9st. and aged. 9st. 31b. B. C. Boma fide the pa ! " port) of Subitribers. Twelve Subscribers. Lord Loweber's gr. c. Aquarius, 4-yrs old (walked over). Lod 0. H. Cavendish' , Caber, Sst. 41b. roe. ft. from Duke of nattiaPfil Sorcells list. 61b, T. Y. C. 20,11 4 Is. ft. Lord Sackville s Eagle colt, KN. rec. ti. frog* Dike af444f, tsseivitatuattf, 'gilt!" T. Y. C. '20.10, Lord Voles Hen dick . fist. 91h. rec. 80g. frogs SeCellabs: leary's Ilasoleaske, the,. T. AL M. Al)gs. le: ft. • • " 61vo4ae N tbe Pyrenees, tear tke Pas of 'ltuneenann, Sept. SO. ' le . We are here en . ..the top of an inttnentie moan tata,'under'the comutand of Gen. STiViliT, d - 114 duty is the clouds, more than a league from any hu man habitation. It is bat sorry . work Oif the hills, as we seldom get a dry . day ; for do we take ofrour clothes' once a week. We l'eposc on a wet red, wrapped up in a great-coat and blanket.. We bare constructed large forts and block-houses, to see*e the pass of Rencesralles, being the princilial a'td , only one calculated for the passage of artillery. Those works, when completed, will contain about 1500 or 2000 men. We pay on these heights, for any of the following 'articles at the annexed ratitl—:-. 'butter, 4s. per lb.; moist sugar, (2s. ad, ; lift p. sugar, Ss.; tea, four dollars . ; very bad tobacco; on dollar; the same for coffee ; candles (wax) 6s. 6d,; bacon, 2s. &l.; chee* ; bread, ad. Wine is ouly ls•. per quart, but so bad that it requires a•good stornch to swallow it: This trash proles very pre judicial to the troops in general, as it is drank In druchts like water." _ . The following latter from d Naval slicer, brought ever-Lind, communicates the latest information from the Adriatic : " MAesty's ship Milford, Fiume, Aur. Se. " I understand that such is the bettered and pros- I perous state of affairs, that the Continent is open for letters to England, which gives me the opportunity I of acquainting you of our arrival at this place, on• the 25th instant, with the Eagle, 74, Captain .C. Rows-Er, in coatpany;- tire Fiends having retreated~ tno days before we came, on hearing the AustriaOf troops were on• their march to take possession of IL'. They arrived a few hours after the Milford made her apprlralice, ,under the command of Major-General SCI2C OJT, a native of Ireland, in the Austrian ser vice. Ile brought with hint a regiment of Hun gal ian cavalry, and two regiments of Austrian" Mint ry The inhabitants received them, and tbs( officers of our ships, with every demonstration of jos , : nothing but public greetings and illuminations : for several nights. 'fhe French exactions on thor inhabitants of every description •were severe to a degree. They have. litevally drained the whole off this populous country of men, money, and cattle,• to supply their armies in Germany. • We have just heard from Vienna (only four days' jouruer! from hence) of our great successes there as well] as in Spain ; and we do confidently anticipate, that the Austrian successes in Italy will be the means shortly,' of throwing Triese iuto our possession, and evettel tualls., Venice, with the naval force and arsenal there. The Xlizabell t, 74, Capt. Gowns ; Tee. we:rufous, 74, Capt. CAMPBELL . and . Bacchrotte,. l Capt. Bone, are now off here, with Admiral Fitt- I lIANTLE. The Croats, in the French service, desert their standard at every opportunity; and there. is+! little doubt of the whole of Croatia, Istria, aud Dalmatia, being soon under the influence of Austria.' A little affai r t o ok pla c e ye s t er d a y, w hi c h s h ows th sel temper of the French Allies here: about 40 Croats, at the out.p its, had deserted to thokustrians, after whom 60 French troops were sent, when a des:i tachment of the Hungarian cavalry, from thistown, being out upon teconnoitre, got between both par..l ties, and took the Frenchmeu prisoners; with the of two killed, and one wounded. Every article of fife here is cheap—bread and beef only 3d. and 40. per pound; but there is a great want of colonial • produce, as every article of that kind has been smuggled, and that under the dread of imprisonment, confiscation, &c. if detected. The country is beau. tiful, and the town well filled with inhabitants, all dressed in the English style ; not less than four l thousand, from miles round, have come a.nd•villitecil our ships, and we gave them a most hearty. welcome. The Eagle is gone to Zante, with dispatches for • Admiral CAMPM.L.L. CIIL RCN, of the. Greek carte:, and C a pt. HALLIDA v , are on the Staff of General NUGENT." We have heard, that it has been recently recoils wended from high authority, that the importast for. tress of St, Sebastian, so valuable and well calculated for a naval station, should be placed ad interim, in the hands of Great Britain. Five of tke Capital Pri . .es in the last Lottery, drawn I2S;h of September, lethalin N o. a 3 354 Prize of 20,0501. were so:41 11 ) RR:HARMON, GOOD : . I Luca, and Co. the Contractors for the present Lot terystle Dressing of ss filch will commence on the 3il of next Mouth. The Scheme, with only 8,000 Tickets, contains two Prizes of 20,0001. with four teen other capitals. The lowest •Prizes, Tickets-and Shares are on sale at their Offices, Bank' buildings Coruhill and Charin g-erns:. A i your Gen' abhorrence the Times, • Sts,, myself things. tical enemies the and fore you never proceegil piosely tea ' Chimanoi., I am, I friend to Pariiameatary Reform, bet - id:mill her to -respect, app robat i on , , _.i.tts mat e t h er . tutgunpvip, : the communications wits the ran, ire et• may - . aecostemetinirtelf to listen etteetitisfrto the ergo- 1 said, her ligare ••is against her in Eloira. :This ptror el s Xthitria l ; and witlithe agents who have been • meets, of its opponent. BoN t ereate's government is must acknowledge we -occasionally telt ; hot there , ae ji ii 6,, t tsl .l lo eir ll It' wit;tila for 'tt general Peace, bee -' . ) _ r -ilialf , ht it ri o lti e ft 7 'r et : s i t u s d m etl i i : tr a * L l a t el . hot one that I should live under bYttroict ; his perronal i were moments when ..we were disposed tb.at!opt, a when .1 i)ee 2-:- P ': 'n wefeethathar • • ni ti iit 'qualities are not of the sedactive kind.' Ile has long', very 'di ff erent. opinion—there .were moments ainceterned his back on po(thlttr i prlndiples, and to- '; we doebted whether the grandeut of seal, which t . - - ,to eejoy,thetr rights and. the adiantages seliich this I tally extinguished the freedine of the press. How is ' distinguishes the haughty Moira, was not Mt-the more ii ieri which the Court of V.iearna gave M. de Wes- ;It then possible that alien whd his. devoted his time fromheing contrasted evith the weak and feminine.ap- 1 lilee‘at° ' iiiiii Penniiiren to hope for ''' 11°1 " 1°.-- alid talents tcethe -support of political freedom, can !'peacance of Mrs. M'Cl =toe. In all' her most ime •be an adherent of Hos Lee ate ?' The thing is all but' t portant. scenes she obtained great applause' , but she ' impossible." er-h ere is nothing in his character he. diderot, always manage her . voice • with the greatest create andh a -*eller in en honourable and indepetv& possiblealcill. She was often-not sollicientl v audible : senberg; at lerdon, and the object of which was, ut • deli time, cominutiicited .to thedndersigeed, was re. cowed by his Majesty thp felperor •and king, as -- 1 eht mind. Ills.brilliant exploits al'a Warrior, have i Tp twit appearedshe sometimes: target the alirn•ene i f " . e l 9 Y6*""g t " " l'Peace. ' .. C(nurtd " ettet ' pieced him 'ern . tih e est . the p grealee t • conquerors ' Orr siena-Metimale,atse six' • which she wartertiorm ing..i n e f,2 4 -" Att- d hl e s . *l : ° .. °l-tcall ' imitted- !°.... 1411 ". Us e . gi ft • e i r t a i re k i s , I n le t - . pewee./ to make herself: , ---11*.te ..oe the 16th of Apse', ,* report by Woild has produced.. Bat wartewe to estimate those: as. wo 'eh, vonqnerors by their services to mankind, how few of lidistiOctly-heard•all over the Honsei , . •: • • .-,:.• .. ' WO,h` fir:, Weteenbergalieoutteedwn the .. 6th of . that; Ina few-daye the Feign* -11 i..- • them are there to be venerated ore,ppleuded ? With i • Beaatesoat played. Pizarro with his Usuel 'sney...-., lth t e ‘-' k uk fY i n.' l '"? 44l rt alibis splendid victories, how mean, in the eye 91 the ; egale - Anacere deserved and obtained greet • se e t ee., al iwr. t • ilitlfl eePeiejtintself:- . -ele-ront •that.•eloment-i• . ~nri comMeeication has keeeneade :. end we wituld.ba .e. : morelist, does NAPOLEON appear, if compared, with onto...'' characters were rery fairlyesete: ..,,, e. in . ' A stele ef belfel7, tha t after three motithi 7 thiogo:, our British patriot, ALTRED TUE GREAT ? :Thence e l•eide and the • whole • perfortnance.atee-highly, 77 , , were:l4W le - the same ;tate, - if it did not: folio* always concladed that ,the; accusations levelled factorjeto the audience. - ."'e.e.; ie .- te . against you, on . the . ground . of . your being the ,• ~ . , , , , , e - s e, e ,, it ; i , _ ; ~. • :I.: , ",..., ~..freM'Chtlifftle Biblia's note, that the Court et yi., ~,, _ advocate of BONAPARTE'S Government, thoapolegist_-• Seine villeies, ne t c o u t e yst..wisti - robbing the:h om e ; WWI kadelfeen % ,lP,;the hope she had. conceived-of ear ••of his. crimes, were groundless, and, maliciogs.• . But , isf.. 0.7 Davis, of St. Clem, Carmartheeehire, ois limes i r i t, i ku ne .'" B42 .4; '''':•-••e: • ' '' •' • •.' '; .- ' l'',!" ''' 1, hen hii .. Nteeeitrarope, sed ail:lr esden,)sy the dein.. t `although I am. not blinded to the despotism - he hele-day,ssenniglit, afterwards- set it ; on . fi r e ; :th e y, h ew - 1. established on the wreck of republican institotiontel ever, felt.compunetive ~ enough do restore the stolen .esel eiceent de Hahne, the establishment of ..a Cone ..., lei, .tirliere all the pertly.; interested in,Ageeeral • Peacill and where bases 'AO remelt., Itt; l'nor to the destructive havoc caused by his ambitioa, s.propeety by eubsequeutly„Jeaving. it at s'the she I cannot but reerobate the foul and unmanly manneeidoore .1-101. wor t h •of goods were -destroyed- by the. •ShePld ( le . Pelletli , pritentions_irdild be laid down, he thosig lat•A 1,4, , • in which he is personally assailed by the English ,',Eiree. : .7 ' .. ' • :,;•; L',,. 7 • • .: .: Press.. One .of the most striking proofs of. costa- V _At the late Bri4potteeirsligoaa.(Doraet), Thernes,i be Piglet' fOr Insurgeets to take peet.la it e , Ipipnisaltell e tettese the United States pf 4. 411 " q5 , &49. ,,,"„. ' urinated feelings of the public is the avidity with which ' Plo:emon, evaa fioed,oleAsilling, and ordered to he 1-3P.en4 11 maritime : Pelves., h a d i n t erest, • . $0.4 , 41101 1 T,110.•1 1 10 ::,-; ' such scurrilous trash is sought after : anether,ethe'lmetrisenedeie meatba l l' * fox 'retailing musty flour,l a ga t e to jes. m ilt to b e , tervention Of • the tl'aited 'gtates appeared to be tbste..-- ' eagerness with which the most monstrotneautl altitiiitte,.fo,r.g r eeidesslieat i aelskin pal! falsehoods, having for their object the degradation of = ground. ..,:: , .. A '' • ' •BONAPARTE, are listethul to' said believed. Is it 41' Boxtece—A'rery MOO battle of two hours dues• i elate such means that BONAPAILTEsiS to besubdued? What 'tion wea fought en Sate g r in Appleton• Meadows • ' • more naturay . al EtiglandAdjast refuiedito mead . . • 0 . Litton the mediatieteof'Reseht,, , ,forthe arrange..., 'tient of the, differentes Irbil''. bad .'strisesii be-twee:t e e . • . ie emerica and Great-4041n," , . ee: ..,•••, : _ --- -es e I . 1••• • • /t i • Lcourage do those attacks require, where no defence.; near, the.. village ef ;Appleten, , Hefts, , between I can be made. •In public discussions decorum should ••••George:Coles,:es coachmen,. esti Glwistoplier Abbott]. But his Miliegtrs et thlFeettlie, the,. ine4e•knOweei .. o r * that if Russia antl e Pteesj p tir c ieltiel to treet e v;ithout never be violated, so close is the affinity .between' who had acqdited a knowledge-of:letting-to, i•Eiiglind, he was' equally reAdy totigree tti it. Ile • good manners and sound morals, that the one cast Richmond the black. The cinebatilits were twelve announced, 1 scarcely be infringed without injury to the other...-. stone men, and not a rotted' atosed but was stub. 1 . • • that as soon 4 1 . th e 4 •eisPeat' AI---i tloe* " of the ' NVir t but a decidedly had e ff ect can arise from fa- " bornly contested, Alstest gaye e moqn pu f ishmeneny. I Belligerent reWerS.iilignild heitnerar to -hiat in this I - i miliarizing society, through the medium of the.Prese, : Straight left-handed bits, it . tbe e inted, and although , eeePeate PlenlgiA(r-tiaileli., 4 l 4, o l o "4i And .the Plait. , to expressions so coarse, vulgar, and malignant, tbati be met many .bitiria.,:y,e(„,-be..iiyeiletl. hi ms oe , for' their assembling„iie t.Songress agreed upone.h. ; no decent person would presume to atter them in a! of scieec•a l en.4 1 ,74.by Niading.lileasdeesary in. ItAi l :w , iti l 4...l4o l 4tif ,there.... :•,.. . , . • • •. a .. :, .... . . • It is &men& since his Majest that 'formally re..., 1 - • li. -•-- •- - X • - , respectable private circle. Because you have * * not foie it. _ x _,. ~ ~, ,e .4.. : - i, followed that base example, you have been setdowh by your opponents as an admirer of Bortereare. .. between Xertitler,,,the,.gante-koepsr, and ,Pokierv, ` t ..Alriatty hire 10 days elapsed since the Armistice hap. ` 4fl -till'4" - Tile ' il ' ezt Jettcsli IR At dickW will . ..lie, , s preisedhls,.*4 for file opefileg 'of A -COngress.— ,- I have also heard you censured •as a backslider' Gregaiti!jillineis - } tiro • Wftemattchis made, Reid :,Pily suspended the effeeion of.hleod e and rig come rty the opposite party, for. not sieneoding all the 'melte. stakes. wil t be depievitedAm. emasslogist Aregeenthie 1 inigHLati" Gee 'Let c.;l ' efl*)r , nfirset/!. 9 4ePerbilione of rituree of BONAPARTE. I freely confess that • I have .As a bOY, in the servii4 of . ill CsSiti . :NralliiMSOß s: of. h . the, - Dellikel'o•:-r, : q l l:f.tf• . • :.. : ~- • • .., •• , • 1 been greatly deceived in my calculations on two greet • Bath, Was ridinifrom.,llretife ,tolrrithlingtott e osti ... PO Mitt -I ( .t woul d-PnlTeinn.,relleellelPnte the loss of 1 political events. Respecting the, war its Spain„ . I; Monday • last, three meat. riisite4lat4ii: i it ; Coppi • ce it it i , . ••• 41 • I I !; Inet 94 .Prl i f i . an d/ :th e Ili* ttl)proafires to an on en ject of. so greet interest to humanity, to pretensions !always thought it was a favourite object of- Nero- i the road e sitle; ,two et, whereeievs ed . Jejen 0t t4 1 .„, ,. . ee .„., . 1 ! LEO N ' S to prolong the contest the r e, with a N ii w t o 4 ma r e,.w . .hilo the third Siligd4;,Pooll:4l, hillointiot •of which neeitnyitYeefe footl e. indications in the note exhaust ow resources. I considered that Boseteenea l a large clasp keel k e .thi.haD4l.4 oriAta appeaf4ata 4. de Pubq k . : it would s e em, i n fide, to result could inter ended that war when he 'pleased r e-and.i w ee dy,: is . j r(ei 6cotlisAte, trip ;faill. o i i the. s tritest !:fintit That Ore, liriktllie Belligerent Powers are to ii-eat and cointebtaltate swirl ••• themselvei, th rough sentlitig eur troops to the Pertinent*, as sending i with a eeera botuettl e the nqck.,br.okwiffitAl ted them: to ultiniatedestruction. I cherished this be- i the maeeane l . thtfSeyee'iliiia.the.4eldloto,aeleet- abe,;t(he meclin , ,Pr. the Court of..V.telitle.., lief till the battle of Salamanca,. and its results •„wherethey,threiiteoed e ttineurderlin. Keirtuitatety,L.,. Al ' s' ly.feerst'S-W4l(tPit hesitate to exPtalishis opt, taught me to doubt the opinions I .had formed; the at the olive of inipendieiPerd e litinittrit treil,l7"lenentton Ihet e pretatesirle.,.; go - cappot...,,tient for „: battle of Vittoria dispelled those doubts. . ,The trine thefoat Orthe Min; whOleditee, whick'eteised'.',"tie : . ,.flseneeteithotit e ttertetatieg it be , imti • npt..s..tstegocietes,;. I go. t h e ree m e "A l b teyt ithirt'llfthe fermi Oonseciatitilly 'theesagi or all radii • seendavit genius'of our illuetrioes Chief forced. me to pain as to occasion i.imtalet do him•homage, and however little inclined I was Lelbeginnini to collect courage, ,and pereeiviitOlset bir e lliseit,T intf ht Pleidititet,Orlep; 'Whit, joined ,to o ellethits of the Belligersthi Priiire; via' seta! the EX* give credit to .Ministers , ie was impossible to dismiss; assailants were all drunk,, took. thieepportunit, l t the consciousness that they deserved well of their i. forcibly striking the - I=re,, when she darted ivy/aril, eh nee 'of 'tlis'iie;eult.opetwire, .etillenter into esprie e I l'couittry for their late exertions in the Spanish cause. i and carried her rider safe from his intesidedemesee ittet?eln ... e , .e , e, - ; ,..e e , ~ „.., .., ~ ~.• , I Vhe next great event which mocked my prediction:, derers. • It is supposed they had• bee* to Buckland • Ile . widt that hli A llglaies(l sholllo . ..4tteence the , riettinherentin ite igelependettee ef'SOvereigni,,te ,•was the result of the invasion of:Russia. • I certaiulyl fair ;-and -and 'were peoceeding to Brisl.ol% .They' sere ,buttoese. did-anticipate the fall of the Autocrat, and the sub- ldre,:sed in Wyse jackets with dark heist', :elide bhp cause his' interklistisliidhiCtaiscdl4lli Plenipoten. .' Jugation of the Empire. The Atitecrat has triumphed, pantaloons, 'with anchors : on their m ee k _Aeries conformably to.ralesof which thee* is no ex. . and Naroeeoe, pressed, by a power he is barely, neck-cloths, and plain round hats. One of . the tampie In history of their evet haling bops : departed -' able to repel, seems about treexperiencera reverse of, robbers. was peculiarly marked on the left .cheek ;^ &in iithti weight tie to shim' .i pretension, which fortune, that, if the Allies are wise, may lead te•al and as the one trodden on by the mare wiliprobably oiler,' State.preserving the' sentiment °t i lts dignity safe and speedy peace. Such are the political errors, be lante e there are hopes that they may be discovered.: shoe relnar. ~His Majesty will edit eetniettC(lt it t - I have committed. . But. ought it .to be icnented.'l.l The boy represents the one who held the knifit ,to.bo lie illOt,!he right of consenting to ,it fprltis'Alliea. •• me that therefore. I wished our army migh • t be de-. tall, pethaps. five feet ten•inchese theether.twoebout 1;1 His Ma es at the time of the it - Sedition' of the stroyed in Spain, or the French conquer Muscovy 14 five feet six inches each ; Done of the .party (who ektitisticte. already caused to be deflated to /titan : The idea is •absurd—probabilities were decidedly. lee are, suspected •to b e mar ines). were, very y oung ,— ~and Prussia, through the Duke of iiiiiiitia,•that 1 . 1 w:. to treat upon bases honoetible, AO. hfl ' parties. , . favour of my original hypothesis. It required thegeoluel Two privates belonging to a recruiting party. at Rad- ~w as reed)" of a WELLINGTON to save Spain, and the desperate] stoke, and who absented themselves under very sus • - • .. expedient of the burning of Moscow to save Russia.•l nicious circumstances, were apprehended•in this city . He euthorises the undersigned to again insist upon p Farther than thesafety of mycouvitry might have been .I by • th e •actird outlier), of Mr. Lewis, the high the immediate 'opening, in a lace between the red. affected,„ I must confess I feel but little interest. as.', coestobtee but net. being identified by the boy, they depths of,thedifferent Belliatifie•Civertti;of a Cone; to the result of the invasion of Russia. Not. so re 4 • were .liberated.. It is rather • singular that. they had.lOwifor a enrol Ptiece(aeid to ceie . ,EW4lawd should', e a rding Spain. If NAPOLEON bad succeeded in, his, enly4ts Mende s tee(thaday. OW which - the b oy was 1 have refused„ of sisonid refuse, toodheto tiaiti,,,tor al designs qn Spain, its possession would have given? roMed)tibivon under the notice of the Magistrates 1 gentieental Peace), n . nd. to make the re‘terateskde- i him such an amazing increase of power, a s W o t ikti at, the Guildhall, on account of a watch SWIM' Rod ,•clertition, the soon as. his enemies and their..o3es have speedily endangered the independence of this . pawn&&a ain e _ .04s: ••• • . . .. , ..Islitelthaeeeppeieted their Plenipotentiaries, and that eg in Congress shall have country. . It would have added another great , king- i A.betrelselt ftelotee-centaining a, large quantity of i tie place for • their assembli dons to the States already subdued. • if NAPOLEON, old.ailver w foosiodatri . from 'Gibraltar, on board the • been designated, h e will se4ltlie thither, wed invite had still continued victor, where. could th e matt o r ; s t er e.shia,Teeesemei lying a t w ee t w j e h,,, sease t e e all his allies to send theirs. :. independent principles have found, shelter and, pro-' fromthenceeemeSettardsty se'noight; ,by Mr. -John . in• • . . • • His Mej.to negeciatieu,,flatters himself, that it esty l eeeneetlyeterievering in feel ' i wish ot• tection ?—Neither in Europe Our, America—for if.[ Briggs, _the *Atomise- ,was the Commander. Ilei entering in he had conquered Spain, it is highly probable that but conveyed it in ostose.chebte. to.the .Swan with Two .1 net to him can't* imputrid, either the intention of #Alee•e'• i few years would have elapsed before he would .have.: Necks, Led-lambi awl teem thence next morning in tarring the peace , or ci the delays which have 'at. 'to the prejudice of hemanity, to %he, attempted the invasion of America. Hence, as ..far a hackney coach, sinoe which he has, notheeti heard. es regards the local interests of Greet Britain, er the of.. A reward, iti offered for. his apprehension. opening pf the Congress, theonly meane of arriving, a hment of that salutary erqr,, , .wiiiCla ccomplis, general. good of mankind, the complete expositive of A most melancholy circumstance occurred on Wed- at the the French from the Peninsula, is an event decidedly .nesday evening last, at Witham , Essex. Mrs. Prie k e tt, is the object of all the wishes of his Majesty, and tlik beneficial to the human. race. . . . ~ . ,:, i .„ _widow of the late -Mr, Prickett, surgeon, went to the. 'el" h opes.eflA ,I ' I remain,, Sir, your's, &c. v stable. to see a favourite horse _which had been re- • . : The andesslghtve• &e:' Leeds, Oclaber Si NU. CA!!ourm. ' cently_ill.,.wb,e3), pn bosr • passing bellied himehekicked - , , " (Signed) the este eg,..iliSiA/(0. _,..._. e Mrs. P. so violently on the .head es toshatter it in a . . • e e,• .. , No. IX. manner tog dreadful to describe, and to cause imme- tr b e c oe INDO OOUWT DE aeretetanatt e i 111 mint To diete•deeth. .: .. -..,q , ... ..,... ...., ..... i , • . -.. . • • . - • • moo NOTE 0,4111. ti OF FVPW'i . A l . MOS 01014.1414,..aig* Ast,aelkiestruction. oe- Tbsondethigard. Mistfiste) curre&-betteeehtthneMate of ig pod 11 o'clock-en . 'atejesty.ele.:. Saturday rneittlilile ROT* IQ, De-niell-street, Clare, ale make time Market. ..k very respectable matt of •the name .of ,: Eicelleit4,' Jesquier r a,matlieinatical-instrument meker, who oc- nee ' - tiro' eitniedthe ,first floor, -put a period est-his:existence by hanging iiimaelf.—A. Ceroneas ,Inquest set on the body yesterday afternoon. • Verdict---Laney. , •.. BERNADOTTE, his teptp, lest Bulk that with four squadrons of horse, he entirely. destrujell.' three French regiments of cavalry, of which .onbr 313- men escaped, and. his loss consisted . only in out wounded Cossack! !!" This reminds ps of General Buunxoxvme, who reported.tq the Contention, le, 1702, that he annihilated a ,body. of Prussians, tetist. sisting of 16,000 men, and that the only loss .this French sustaieed was the kik Finger of a Dritate vier. .Ir. AA. 5 s ! , ' ,: . • 4.• . _ •: t .• GI I I ‘ 1 4 11 1 "":! 57•• ••• 77- 77.770.7 , ' ~ ' fe1.. •• .,•. • ••-•': • f" .. 4 .; : . ° l4 '.19/1 '''' ' " ' -' • .i.,.. 4 . , t , 1 40 - - • • '.'. • \ N • . . . . ( . ..• •• • • •-• '.. ?J.': - -'''' `.-- - ' N. \ - .• , • .., • . TE Sr k"ES - • • . - . . .• • _._.____.........________ ...._••• • • • _____ _______ ........ _ _ •••• _ , ___ _,_ ~ .. , ~.„ • , ... . .. .- .t : , -0. ,• • TO titrirMlVßA ' , .• rf• •:: -1 71 7 6 9 7 /f 7 ,94 l { 7 nUrrittAllo/1. - 7 . 41 FRIFelt.. •- _:., ~,..J.., •-,. ..-4041..1:.6, q,. • . . . . . . A vietlierons audience was leg Atilt ettreebad'io tstettlpshvoneustisite l ASsirtincred note 40411 . Its ,—I am a constesitittifier - of your Piper, and this Theatre to +vitae.' theivpreseastetioa:ofsl.ol4", • - .1 -if to •'. ' tiatiPtessza.) - . . . - ' 't . . i kind of hearlng'bdtit side; or b th ‘, T i w t" l " it ' P d. of Pesarte. Mr. Xmas& -sustained this : • prhildPl4* 1 :' "°' ' v"- .' " Ako.". , ' - -•- cal matters. By thi. mode ?t. r Ow ) t llfd ' character., He !Oohed die Pereviars hero utimilittirs ' :- . ' ' N.. 1 1 1 A. "'• -.... . „., -- P .• •. , , i• batter, WO?* re** tux Dints fliiira le court as "tow self the better enabled A* le , Ist men . and anti upon the whole , We Wier teisrltim act i, . ~. .. , ; k ip ngs. You have ofren been ischtled 117yogr . por t . In the wee . w i t h,4l. lww 4 h 4. deproni , • hiir eve! -.. : , . , ~ :.11_...., si enemies of a disposition to:conceal of estassoate , anxiety to sae Ins friend depart *as littelY eharao.: . useeden. Jarie . l . s. 1819.. • . - The undersigned. Minister fair Foreiggl Affairs hay., crimes of BoNirastre to aeletitT.[Ms character,, tallith% awd .the --avgulottnto Put istd . thd inolth . gif 1 4g receiiiirth ro i t it 11. 1.,; 3 r, o iii i i i)e BAHL, a Note, , 11 extol his talents and a chievements.. I . ~ Aare., Railer teladuce.tbetaisties to t evaihiheeef...ocome atttedibe'lLtb inst. hastetied to lay it .before his et much gratified by your 5 _ 11 .4Mi.10Wit,..., t , . ii:Qf offerY'web newer iseard.delbisied. 'Artermlitly°, l gre. o l . .rtr o. , hip j24:_tt . is Efor ror and Kill. It 'Majesty - has ur Correspondent, VV._,..• ik. .fa „TI PP The nieullioa aVPieiniwilbs'ilill 1."10;"Witw, wh i sk ''"' oiaritilii : gtre . thfOllclisitcrWAylvit . , which ,- l os nitietnan seed's to hold 13,0xs.vAt „IPA ree of ',Wood the stbps of . the letirkst Yiklitiii, audit!! the .widdrsligned heaths hoiliiit . et Addressing . to his horrenoe equal to the standerd i pi. . ,IPIARVA bi lncla t sw P ter " s:6l9lewt(wn whew ' llnul " 4:11. "" , st'ellettO .Connt.da, Metimitch t . Minister of State,- 1 Times , . &c. Now, if the ermittioci • against slush''werq mashed with n th4ci kilt ' of 'W'" aster ''''' • Co' nferenles, - and Foriign Aftlt)rsi for his • Majesty , a had been Well grounded , tnoltt littqii . wotdd ,: Universal applause throughout the play proved bit: the • Fuilierot of Austria, '....• ~_... rev have appeared in yoUr Pa r. -So 4L mode . of exwitibn" *era duly appreCiated by thelfediende:.r. • His Majeatitheri6operor andVing has not ceased )ceeding will do you more treat, . gelid ' more -The ohmmeter of .Eivirn•iwits. performed - for. the le esctfei+ his wish .far Pease,. loth s before the re- . • sselyies'to the popular cause, than Intemperate de-, first time, by Mn. Wtheaost. The stood sense• rominetteenitiut : ' of-military operations, and-since f' motion. I. am, and ever have tiewn'i „A • IteilicitlS . dud dieCrimination of this .lady must • always entitle • itie ei4itisfaiion itil;li te . his !Irma. _ite- has held no slid to Parliamentary Reform, buil base always j her to 'respect, • and. secure approbation. • It. may be; y. hua 1........... : ...., g; ,,,,....,.,,, : ,.., :‘ ," - : ., : ,g ; 4 ,,. p _ _ ~.. , .- ' l '' ' -3 Milo NOTE OF pAs.lsla or tentoro; . tei , 14 1 . I '' f The unde Mittleter,of Stet* agi •t Fpreign . 1 t Mfairs ofside ' .ohe. ampere* 4 esirie * ' ) t i t ' received .etelio4 ; metre: the folio:wit* tr4* , ithe I vi sty Note which 111414 icellenCy the Mies tee . ( _F.l•Olp, , , •Affairs of Frame did him the homier tivwddeeiktio Nile flom Dresden, ow the iith of dune ifrn. I * • .Aestrie -and Fronotrcondeded op .410 1 140‘,.4 I March, ;8 le,sa ialioace on the samestoApdpoptioi , .1 . • .14 * ; _ . ' . . I 1 , , . , i ~