The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-22 00:00:00

1 ~~:f A, "A • . ismiir • - . . • . ,• Iu my former dispatch, cepieitinicatett to gout T.ordship the movement .and disposition of the cinny's flotilla and force, upon .fieir Sackett's llarbour,. on the 19th i ult. and of their being on Grenadier Island, on the ; I have now ti itiform yon, that pn the.29th, a part of this,. force wai sent to Gravelly-point,. ‘s here it wee observed an the 30th, to be employed in i:onstructing huis ; but it k net improbable it n ey 1.1%e hail wo e other in ‘iew, perlittpa to ;_q•c:C0111 . down the river, a by landing at Ganarierpri„ to aid iu a coMiLittetl at task on Kingston, nh:ch Major-General De gotten berg still thought on the 30th, the date of his last dispatches, was likely to take plaq.. General Hampton's army 1. -altogetlior quitted-the Lower Province, and from the reports of the different par ties flinging on its`rear,.is retiring to itiforiner en c.impoient at the Four Corners. I am happy to tilt your Lonlship % that Ile sick miss among the troops is dirnlo i chiug, el& the coil. rafescents numerous. The lake-fever has been the most prevalent disorder, and has affected the - Officers more than the privates. ITltk (To tote atm contains Weriev et a lertter twit irke- Ad maw Kens', .to J. W. Crofter. l'ort. o•ltiet: the rlilfUre LW lit air, fretach Itlexer privateer. a coml.:ma 1;1 we, by the Mollcraplien, e•fr I ) I{.OS2OCJOYS. lFar . /)lire. Der. 21. 15th Re7,iairet of Drozoans. 3laiOr L.O. Dalerapie to tie Lieutenani-(nlociel, without pureitast. Captain /Inn; W. E Cochrane to be :ilajor, vire Dalrymple. • Lientenant P. de Frincite tube C..ptala of a Troop, vlee Coch nne. JIM Ditto Troop Quarter-Master -...,-s r i,Purse to be Keil. ascend Quarter-Waster. Sniff Corps of Cavalry, Acting Veterinary %recoil liar ringtots, frog. the 34i/ravens, to he Veterinary surgeon, vire Losses, whose appoititment has not alien place. let Itegiinent of Fu Gnarls, Richard Fletcher, Gott. to he En sign..by purchase, vire Dukeis fi ehl, promoted. Ist Regiment rte Amt. Elisio. E. .lenkln' to he Lieutenant, without purchase, viee A. Walsh, removed from the Ser vice. &rend Lieut. John Miller, from the Royal Marines, to he En sign. s ine,Aenkies. 4th Ditto, Lnaigu G. Gabb to be Lieutenant, vice Wickets, de " ceased. Natimai-1 Smelly, Gent. to be Ensign, vier Gail's. 7th Ditto, Captain .1. Johnson. Rom the 60th Foot, to be Cap. _mitt of Company, vice Wilkinson, ss ho exchanges. William _Fisher, Gust. to be Lienteinint, without purchase, vice fithhons, promotid in the 56th Foot. 9th Din - Serieent Stephen Plytutoo to be Ensign, without pur 'thase, vicelSetkv, promoted. lith I)ittu t Major N. Eustace to be Lieut.-04. without pur . eitase. Ditto, Lieut. Williams ltoss.from the ITtit Font, to be Cup tails of a Cn_iilp_any, without . purchase, vire t‘lonigousell, pieced upon Imlf-py. 35th Ditto, Captain J. L. Maedonnell, from the Rd Foot, to be Captain of a CoMpany. without purchase. litb Ditto, Amistant-Surgeon 'T P. Lea 2. from the 4th Royal Veteran to be Sur/rash vier Tat ler. deceased. 29th Ditte;insigat C. FitagenslJ • -to be Lieutenant, without pa:lease, VW take. promoted iq the 60th Vent. • 3bth Ditto. • To be Lieuteaasita, without enechate.-Ensiga vice Laserenre, killed lo action; Em. get E. T. Gregory, title Hale, who resigns. • • - • • To be kaaigns, without liviscoe, Gent. vice . hlacalpitte.; Alexander Campbell. Gem!. vire Gingery. 39th Ditto, flartio G. T. Linda', Gent. to be Eneir,o, by pur chase, One !lac, promoted. ••• • 4311 Ditto, Serjeant-l'iluior-•--.- _ Aglaia Is bat Adjutant (with the rank of Ensiga), "vice ~ lurlithi, Otontattid• Vl* Ditto, I:haigm Strong to be Lieutenant.- withmit porebasc, vie. Peacocks, promoted in the SlCillso Rcgi: meat: st.'id Ditto, Volunteer Neenah to be EMirti without pot ' Mast, vice Aloore, promoted. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF Sli44llolllrf. Pic. IT. _ _ r ~~ .•r . f at. read Me. rail James Butt, public had . tits* : olernnii y , square. , . -. • IV, Payne. Stuarport, etsal.,dinler, Jan. 4, the %Flynt I , 1 of Chaecery. - 1 ip,bts --- Sheaf /sin, *Berrdle,y,i. Jao. b, keb. 1, at Me ' tril , „!ltn• : a great 'Brim,' of aff i dav i ts •of persons who had lit"° lll . 4 ' gone to different shops, antLaskitig for pax and Statirnari. Attm•n4 Messrs. Glarkr and VD and I:.skr.a. Deubow and Alban, Stow-buildings,. Lincoln, i I Martin 's blackino they - were eold .that of the De— ' tali. ID, J. Mullen, sloadibe. therehnnt, Dec 31, Jan. 1. Feb. 1, at ! femlautti. Ile trusted tlutt i - pitdet those circum thc %Vhitehl a itrt Inn, hpaldkg. Attnraies. Alr. Curter, !t r. his Lords:hip eu wooldjireat the inju'action. Jim; and Nit% Caws. Lamb a Conduit-street. V. I. is, Southampton-row, upholsterer , Jan. 8 . 13, Feb. Injunction grafted. "' I,.artiitthiltadl. Attorney. Mr. Lowden, element's Inn. —Naslio--- J. tiruse..(lreat Itussell.street, titihnuineer. Me. 'AI, Jam 8, Feb. I. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rol,ins, llowscrlc-btreet, COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Dec. ' IC)* reet.inXect. • DADDY V. DIXON. . .1. Clarke Cha th am, Heels-draper, Jan. R. le. Fels. 1, at Guildhall. 'Atorney, Mr. Nelson, I .l :throve-place, Temple- This was an action to recover damages for a J bar; and Mr. elreryc . Chatham. breach of promise of marriage. J. lieilietlnetost; Sitensem; linen-draper. Dec. IR. Jam 8, b 10). I, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. libephera, Bartlett's- The ATIORNEY.GENERAL observed, that the cicr inhlinp, llulborr. cumstairces of this case were of a nature which - .1: Ma.inel, I.strts.street, St. Pancras , bak e r , Jai. 8 : 111, " called for, the most serious damag es . 'lle Plainti ff Feb.l, at G'illeetall. Aflame), Mr. throe, Mitre -caurr. Eke. •n, was • young lady, not of very largefortr but - 1. stmt. . . 11 ,_ a most respectable rank in society , and had - „, ,-- ry . _ une, .1. hare , . pall -Mnll. victualler. Dee". fit, Jan. 4, Feb. 1, at she held Gnildhall. Attorney, Mt. tipatone. ('harks-street, Glivetatib- b een most liberally educated. At the period when square. • .I.•Wroolmex, Exeter, linen-draper, Dec, 23, Jan: 6, Feb. I, . she first became acquainted with the Defendant, at the Old lonulon Inn, I serer. Attonales, 31ezrs. Darka and s h e was „ o w n . with the family of a lady 'of the Church, Prince ' s -street, Bedford - row; fkaillheterrelf, .1)441.. -., ter. l_tt nattier of Constable, whose ehildrenike insttueted ; .1. Carter. Pongee, n)3l:r. Jan. G. 7, ree.;l, at the White , not, however, for the sake of emolument, trot on Hart T.rvern, Fortson:pm:v. Anomie'', Wang. Sarelyt,- Kw- accdunt of the society in which sheWas.thetteby ell= ma, and Roark', Cr:tile-court, Fleet-street; and mr. ioaper, Portsea. - - abled to move: l The Defendant was the Welber 4f. . T. and J. Walker, Kirk-hrhtge. Yorkshire, And J. Read. * ~ . Mrs. Cons at,- iht the'course of his filets to man, Gavle,' Mill, fl ex-Qpitmers, noe.' 18. Mn. 7, 'Feb. I, at 1 . , :, I. a ft '.. •-• her *louse, n ffa the Gulden Lion, North A Herton. Attorniesg- *F. Marton, ent opportunities of being in the Gray's Ina; anti \ir. FT...won, Catieriek. comrany 6f 'Phitatitr, lostards Whom his assiduities I I. ate-son, Partm), miller, Jan. 6,7, Feb. l; 'tit the W :lit I csup ~p o so 6 f preisinrr, that she was induced to 'quit Mitt Tareen, Portsmouth. Anorak Anoraks , Amis. Allen, Clit '. " • ford's Inn ; and Air. %%inkword.), Posisaaduth. ~ •,. . A Mei. Coitslithro's house, and proceed to that of • Di v.l inning. - 1 ' i.jhtar sister, who lived in Kensington-gore. Hither' Jan. S". S. now" and il• * l °i c e• S had-1.1./I ' l M 51.nt k ; she *as Nilo wed by Defendant, who still persisted work, livitermen—Jttn. 11, IS. it Last, Lowestoft, Sneak, . ills mercharo—.lnn. 12, F.. r.vaas, Denbigh, innkeeper—Jaa IS, in addresses, and entreated her' 1* a manner so W. liarre and 11. Satlunier, I)mm-11A-street, itultliCe-Mgh- : pressing, to 'accept hint as' .'Butt *for her hand' way, segar-refiners—Jan. 19, Q. Foster, Gainsborough, Lill. (threatening, if she did not,;! liffivould put an 1 eolashire. chimunan —Feb. 1, A. APO - egos, (inotige..stretit. St. Pancras, baker—Feb. 5, 3. 11.. Schott. Mill-wall, Poplar, end to his existence), that shee t was at length in snit- • aker—Feb. 8. %V. Stables, Great [tasted-street, Blooms- duced to listen tit his proposals. tieing an orphan, bort. Mercer—Jan. 20, M. Del Campo, l'olrenbutne-yard, • however, with a degree of prudence highly credit. weichent —Jan.:ll, J. Steight, Iticluno:.4, Surrey, sur A eou— Jan. It T. Davies. Tarim, Ctrihire,,corn-ractor —Jan. 12 A. • able to the feelings of her heart, she begged Mr. Ligid "Y agd 3 * trill" ' Mal"eqtrr' heater : in (*Won goods— . Dixon wru'd consult her uncle, Mr. M'Cleugh, a Jew 4, It. Fell, Holloway, Middlebea; pintaber. . ' t'EIt'fIFICATES-;--Jan. 11. . gentleman who had realised a fortune in India, by ' 3. Harper, Cold Harbmw-Janis 4.unheth, market-ganlener-- ' whose advice she thought her conduct ought to be I. add T. liole, P:Milons, Lancashire, saheb-manuracturers guided. Mr. Dixon thatJted her in the most en ., ‘.- Wealth. Miaories. hosier—N. J•nes, Holtuou-tniftlte, ~, . e x ,.. 0 . 4 ..r ar t er ...,%5. A r k e lottratford, E m .,,,b a k er ....1,. m a w s ., trrnatastie terms for this concession, and immetii- Tothill,-*•tiret, checsentonger—W, tinronee, Itizh-tttrcei, New- fret, proceeded to Mr. M i Clengh, to whom he• logtou.•Surrey, plamb , r. .1 laitea thae-he Was a coal-merchant, and was to the FA CT FAS,' LPS I,I9SOLV PD. ' J. Clarkson and J. Barker. Itsrm nes end llasoertri ay, whar.. l 444iPt of 4 "''t )l4 Y.T I I's and etttreiteti his consent lavers—J. Soi ono (Late Parker) and M. Pallier, Gloucester, tVrtnliplOn Wtth 'hill 'niece. Mr. PA 4 Cie ugh having milliners—J. R i antlle :us! R, Knott, Wardour-orret, tailor,—.l. vitae Ertquirirs, and ...ascertained, that he was a Frearson and If. SiliVorPV, f4l•lssiet. linnerdaiihers- 1 4. Jenrrings - and Gs Patinas, Tattenham-enurs.suad, coactrA l poing-makert. y o ung enn •of cht l6.6 trt Itcliele"*.ed in the P r° P"' sal : and a *Jai viiirmatmed • ter the wedding to 1 - - _,____ i, o f L I take place. ta coot einpsarenn t hi s nappy event, l the Defendant went so hbrits s to lake a house ander 1 the appseval of Phrintiiii end to hire, a servant to manage their 'household eoneetuf. l'lnintiff, ton, Stth•Ditto. . • iTALIAsiOSII:RA . ..", '.- , 'l' o 11e'Llentemets, without porehaso..-Easigns It. Stockpoole w ATEIt, • fr. iis'e Le a. . ! purchased h'r we.l:iitig clothes, end Defendant and•F. Merges,. • - 1* be Fesiga-M. S.ll. Lloyd, dent. vice Stackpoote. Sibietreat t o th e • De re . f o r ' ,woo of the pro. gave into her possession the wedding ring. * A .li aorit Ditto, Assisrant•Snrgeon T. Lukis, from the sib Lo t Drs-, party of the Opera (louse, the Plaintiff had put a conce was afterwards procured, and the sth cif Jely aeons, to be Amistaat.Surgean, sire Berra% eS, appointed on tee S , aff. person Into the house, for the protection of the pro s appointed for the suieuvaisation of the ceremony.- 604 Dina, 'Capt. W. Wilkinson, from the ith Foal, to be Cep. Pally. This: pers.!' Was turned no!, and then nll On the evening preredieg that day, flowerer, the taro of a (*emptily. vire Jainston, wbo evehanfrs, - express order was ni n,le to put him ..i i , .actin. A n Defendant found means to put off the ceremony ' ) i t - l)it ' ° • Lit " t • ('' Cellin tb be CaPlain ar a Looll'aaY , vice ; application . was thou leade ne the vart of , Mr. Tay lop for three days, and finally, without the slightest Furnace, billed in alen. 7e be Lien enatalt- , -Fosigns G. Stewart, vice Kellett, killed in 'to rescind this order: but the ..Lotth Qii f 4CEI.I.Oft cause, ahaadoited the object of his hypocritical ad. action ;and A.Habb, vice Collins. ; this clay refused camptiancf:', as the'eloioo•ff was en. dresses, and married a. young. lady who succeeded dil To he Enli i l wittiout intre v ba- Ditto. e-ljeut. Walker, fromibe. 1 der the ciroomstances-entitied . to. : sipo r .theu 5,.,e pro. Miss Barry, as go% erness in the, family of Alt.. Armagh Militia; Ensign Jobs Higginbotham, from the LI- i perty was taken care of. His Lerdsitip • also Constable. It was under these tlistres.obig circuit,- stretch County Militia. spoke to the question' of uppoiwtilt4t D %OS: iti teri 10 Illa- stances, that PlaintiW now came before H . . Court, 75d Ditto, Michae o l Adair, Gent. to be Eusign, by purchase,l vice I y ams, wh retires. s Roger, and only menial, fat ceettaiD imiautes being I to demand reparation for the indignity to n high she 112 d Ditto, I ably, -- Vermeer to be Lieoteannt, withoot rarebit's., Nielscdsou, p,ntnotedYork Chat/tours. 1 • ' handed up to-Illm to decide that insist:, 4f he did* had been exposed ; :Indite (the Anotoey-General) .--- 1 1 41' N ab , Gent. to be Ensign, vice Varumur. i appoint a manager, it• could °iffy 40 , 00 e with the j had no doubt chat such damages would be awarded Pith Dino. Lieut. A. Read, fronts the North Doan : Militia, to . powers given to . the In:fut.:lgen lye the tbeedll,botweott is would convince the Defendant, that the laws of be Ensign, without purchase. i . his country would protect an innocent female from 91st Ditto, Lien.. D. Bowman to be Captain of a Company, ' 1 the parties. . . • e . • ; vice ri. Campbell, dead of his wounds. Li 7E114 ItY. PitORER',V,Y. .; . the ill etit.:ets of his infamous and hypocritical con : . 913th Ditto, n•ign .1. Burke(. he Li•-oieitant,nifhtvat purchase, ißlq, - , v. , ncawogo a:10 9113c1tik...., ~ duct. • • 'ie., Brennan, appointed' Paymaster. In this case an liijuiletio.o....hadbeen obred - against .. 'W. 3-t 4 f. , 4etkh was then c,ailed' and examkse.l.- 3anw. I iibboirt, Gent , to be Ensign, vice Burke. . ' • .. 10'.'d Dino, Enqign A. Grneber to be Lientetamt , without p,r- So much of a work, entitled- Time' s . launoiw, Its t Iledepused that he was uncle to I hituttfl ; knew of chwe, vice Hadley, promoted is the Bth Myer. ladiu Regi• was eleg•wl to have been copied s front a .14,rigfr work flee cos ershiii.q)erwaien. her and. Defehdatit ;. reemiked of the Plaintiff's, entitled Clav4. Kalcorfaria. It a lest& from his niece,. begging that he woufdellow ttb Best India Regimeut, James Crowe, Gent. toile I:osign, .. . . without purchase, vice Humble, promoted in the York Chas. was nod tOnV.l'll to dissolve4bis I4tjauction ; 10t . ,t,., , Dixon to call upon him; saw Dixon its month of wart. Vile Litttlit CIIMICgi.I.9ItW4 I I4( of,.epiaio l tho4. l k, i ?Flay tast, and congebted to his marriage with hie ftli Ditto, Anistant,Surgeon T. Nicholl4, from Death West In- much had been coied from the larger wet kintn the mere . 'A day was hired for the ceremony, and , dia Ontent, to be Surgeon, vice Hamilton, appointed to ilia 90th Foot, minor work as s uited the. purpose of thO lattei, t h e' be Istlewed to. Defendant a few articles of plate, York Masseurs, Ensign W. R. Humble, from they b West 10. , Injunction was or d ere d to be c 3n :b ine d, - a hleti lio-had 'illveeied; to .be . Manufactured as a dia Re havoc, 01 be Lieutenant, without purehaoe. . • AAistant Surgeon August Strontcycr, from the Hospital Staff, to . • --- W4dding:pren;tit for Ms niece, 'and' on which he had be Surgeon. 11/reliane Os. ; the , eiplter•of Defendant etigroved. • Thise l)efetta- tit:levels** lialtalios. Lieut. Henry ('moue, from the 10-2 d • .T.NPAN BLACKING. nufaproied-ni't'er and• th? loarriate_ seas: loot, to h.• captain of a Company, vice ktneimetoppoik.et DAY AND MAit'llitfrii.rilk.ClF , r4LATTior, AN-is SCOTT. : „, , - - gu s t • • ..,--- • , • to the 45th Fsist. • 1 ' 'AI r. itimur melted fer . an injunction to prevent the to nave oikts.is plait au tnsturtisy, - lhe 3th or July. ! i 41h Ilii‘al Veteran Battalion Captain IL Jenny, from ilbe ' !loyal Waggou Train , to be Laps:sit) of a Compmsy, eke ! Defendants from *sing the printed signature of the; l'i r n'".tht however, wits broken off by Defendant, ••• Itunrehre)ii, plitred en the Retired List. , 1 Plaintiffs,• which assimilated the advertisement on withourany citioe.whateeee. Defe.nelant was mar- 711; Ditto, Jaatev William Gramm Esq. tate Paymaster in the , . , lice bloc nr.soi by the Defendants , to that of the' It' 'tt titter by haus , in-the mouth of August following. - se, Foot, to be Ftitign, vice Ittiva.-ley. deceased New Illrunswiele, rencii,les, Lieut.. Gen. John Coffin fres half, Plaintiffs. • " hia.biated, that, in the year 1302, -the 1 ' Theetheir circumstances 4 the case having been pay, to be Colonel. Plaintiffs entered into partnership, and were the . ..1 )141411 the 'l4, be Capusior of Companies-John Allen, F 41.• iwillitempo. -, 1 :le Idet.%Paille adelreStitta the Jury on the part of . :au rank i Lieut. It. Gibbons, from she Otith Foot: LieuL ; first inventors of liquid blacking. iney first ear- ' H. t:ooper, from the Bth Foot; wet John Delancey, Lae. , tied on their business in 'llevistork-street, from ( _Defendant, in mitigntiOn of damages. lie admit with temporary rank. • • ' 1 -wheoce. they.removed to 97, High tiolborit. T he itelk•that his Client had acted a most improper part, TO he bieuienaais, wi th temporary nntla-F.. Keanab nap ' • int must of necessity have ,a verdict rival% ag ainst Abraham Baster, (1 nts. recipe was very valuable. Ili* Lot fillip migtiVstnile a 1 ' '' To be Cosigns -Marks llatheway, TlitimaW Defy. William . s i l o h e sa id sp . • , 1 , .., .t. , : hint ; yet as his proceedings hail not hen marked by Bettis, mid Cicero/ Kimball, Gears( and Serjeasst --e-.04 ..... i "'"_-'..! I :V ' any of those , circumstances of atrocity, which hr.d Illinehin, prom the Itiiyal Artillery. The Oita NA NCELLOII.--- 44 WO 111111111.0ititre L c • distinguished other cases of a sim il ar sort which had To b.. AtAlutant, with the rank of Losiga-Serjeasf- Ih Jee Ake- RI .its Yalu,. end importance, for a perfilii limo./ wader t rawr, frees Met 49th Foot. • • ' ' , . ' * * ' put Ms foot ' out of doors, without seeing pl Seerdlid mime under . the cognizance of that Coort, he hoped The Rise" Gennep Le gton: .. ) 4 0 ,.., .* .A 6 T....... the verdict , of the Jury would be characterised 3d Battalion of he Line-Loup •li. _II. ttorlytekt_ IP )ti The 'High 'Court of Chancery,' sa d ow's« caw,rice Darhenhauten;peomosed on the MK"' '' ' • • Illigkjoicti ' by rhoderalion.—Of 'the character of the young -deb !Sit is, William ochaefee, Gest. to be Imaigo, she Lap*, .. .. • ' ' -*"' "tad its question, the Defendants poke in terms of 1 promoteil • •• . • NIL . nein when he spoke of its valae, ha. y warmest • dommetidatios. This unaccountable ith Dem Captain and Brigade llakferF. Aledter lobe t o ', Mu alledint to what profits arose from it. Martial, die ~conduct coo . ldettly benttribuied to that feeli;ig cele- of • Cempauy, vice Dobren, plaerdba bit-Oiseg /' `i 1 , e 4644 i p a lt r. sh .. belit __ ~. .!. ._ ... 'l' , 4 . , l_'l' :' - ali ti4 ,f, t .,, i ; ! ~,. , .... A tse t se, and teeetteu ...:,tx./01„ for • l o s 911$ anareLpt - : ire "st`iirk- and fi t so e t . 4 ,0 54 . Dp ,,. brawn b y the Poets, celled , the frenzy of.. love. — from .ttut , li b 11, 41 ' a , 0 .. for but po d woripetbi recipe , mode,/ certai ni Indeet 1, when the. Etefeedanthr want of faith was , ids' ' restrictions ~ 4 0 e h he kii i ,d i re i, t i o i at A ' o n ' a r t, cons idered,' he could not' help:thinking Aliss Barry KOHN 's:' - ' 4 "" i si bbitle pt ieir Istlitisai t ta 'the follohing label— °tight rattief to•sive a . premium for his loss than ex . P i csb l444 " l " 4 " ll l ll ss ' is to “.The testi, arab - it:lti made by D ay an d m ap . peevelkitiPeesatien for that which she must esteem a 'PA. alelmillMlL . • ' iiiii,..; 01, .1 . 1 lielitorn., 'This inesimable coin- 111 11 61"" "' , • %erdiet for Plaintiff— Damages 300 t. /Meh l 'With' It the panel labour 'produces the; • • most brillla0: lett, ever' bihehl fully ate •►I to the 2 . , .?' ', 7 ," -• . - illlkt . c ~in •... • • n •i-tvi i . . theft Jpri , r tort, stfer4pecullp Rourisine,ut . The ships "'oh* am) Pi,locrsi Chortotte of ll'atcs 1 4 4 1 044 1 4 0 ifill l,l6 Ws ' 9: Itt 11(64 iiq Out til44' Boon, is per- I soifed ll fretri ;Bengal ; i ra Bet la early in Itleish, ea g{l a v • • • id . Pretty Pe rrbei any oh . .1140,7,,,t4 will ice . trent_ whence they . if..4pa to urriceed to Fort, St; lain its 'Wt. In any c te s te.F . l.ltieniallowed the George , * ler • the • pithwAte •ot eud4ii., g car g .cs.nt .• owing ...• . . direr,t)est,' ~ wing . It, 114 114 bay, and, Martin, coitotsfrorplhitt.Probjency . to, China , end, it is pro.; printed, but' in imitation of Wirtifik• The'Defenll- bathe that Illose 'Ships May- 'it distiatilled direcl to ants put a similar label ou their bottles, will. the et- ' England from the latter port. apuebleftskar .1411.11 man ly 'l ' honou ra bl e n p o u n , r v e a e r b:l sp e , Let all those who, stunned by the clamours of the war faction, began to think peace imeteitle, n if retainable on the most secure and term', r per a u t se F l r h a e uk i r tc rt lar t a b t e lo i n s v t ,f i , u t s h i e ill taken up p a n a d rm ( s if exposition of the views -raitllvi havesl - of the the nations u ud u e por preponderance the li: beret and moderate conditions on which they re e willing to lay them down, very diff erent f ,doctrine of extermination p r o m I I Mal the gateG with the Most assidueus obstinacy and the most imprudent vi rulence, by Veini and the Pap e r eond ernited emit his political ravings. They w i ll h e able to in' to as certalorthe had a greater regard for truth and sound policy, those who wished to disarm the present war of its maguificent character, and reduce it Imo individual struggle between England a n d France, 7a mere 46 euestine, tehich of these two tountries should rkstroyi4e adder," thus sinki ng a t o nc e our Allies into so timely vassals moved by influence,Engthh and fighting to gmtify our nations . enmity, not t o redeem the independence of Europe--eor those who, ' viewing the contest in a nobler light, conscio u s g i n ' s :S ea t pt r at i, ll l% : o t i o rpk u a g is h ‘,vast w ii e al, li t a hb d ee o g un i c v i ci ev; the impulse, the i ed 4gisi b u r ate our en A d llie o s; wnr was a safe and honaolettel . e peace, and that peace could only be Wean(' lastiog when honourable to, all parties, deviled the tivotanble moment arrived ac t m o gi piasrlieer7.certi 'such or to e will int t a lc)) e k e:o e ti r i o• a to hsuio. ti f l o ttu u hoe t u i i t : r el y on w t a h s a t raised p were no w v adyise ~ submis. artfully I • :ton to the Usurper," and how every writer who dated te couple the question of peace with the ho. ! met' of France, her natural limits, or even with hn. manity ) was protested against, 66 as an incompetent evideru-e in the cause, as a stultified and incapable couns, , llor." They will remember the triumphant reference made, in opposition to such doctrine, as late as Thursday morning, to the Allies, in the fol. 'owner sentence :—" If the Usurper is to be urge. ciatdaith, let it be by those who know him, uha have chastised his arrogance, and can dictate terms to him at the point of the sword." Thi, wish 1113 been realised. it Wes in itself a concession, and L. 3 since been followed by others. The Allies have ;tr. gociatPd with the French Ruler; nay, they have inea the first. to propose terms, the nature of which, so far from yielding the wnr-partisans the countenance which they expected, not only coincides. with the general Idea we had expressect, but is. muck mere fa ieurable to Fiance than we thought she had a right to hot . * for.—Yet behold the consistency of those utentourere-for the national annihilation of France! They who protested against 'eery man who spoke of preserving her natural limits, "- as a stultified amid incapable Counsellor," now that they find the Allies 44 stilling to confirm to the Freuch Ent. Ore am patent of territory beyond whet trudyr her Kings France ever btere," boast that . this was o' the very -principle" which they had hitherto maintained! To expose such effrontery we col- Inted patience enough to wade through a file of their papers, for the last three months, and were a s tonished to see that sthOir boast was nut eutirely unfoumled, as on moderate computation, we found that a total change of opinion took place in their po litics once, and sometimes twice every week. It wag in one ofehese intervals, either of lucid roe t,,71, or et retureing phretiay, that the doctrine in question veli broached.. • But since a ditierent mania prevailed, and the most incoherent sentiments were expressed. At one time to makt• peace with Napoleon would he to" " Sleep on the chile of the serpent ;" the nest day, they " did net mean to say but a peace might be concluded with him, provided his peers should be Curtailed." Now, the Usurper must be led to the steffteld, and the Bourbons restored ; and now, sag Vetus, " if the reign of Bonaparte over the Freer! , nation were fd be terminated hy a single word, tbar werdeoegist never to be spoken :." and the Bourhees s 4 6reigereet. possessing a tithe c i t his ability, eleklieg )4 ,to him in' disposition ' teevinsi its , and not y kw,4 4 -more legitiniate Kings of France in ISI2 then ,tote Stuarts, within 4 2Q years of our revolution," must never re-ascend their throne.' " Invade France," cried Vetus, sometime since; " madmen ! It would be giving Napoleon the ,only weapon he never e t possessed, the heart of the French people; million of warriors. Would collect round the Imperini efieles, as round the tree of liberty," &c. &c. and the` ffect of such an attempt, to collect the meaning o half one'of his letters into a few words, would be to make France °yellow her frontiers and reconquer the Continent. Now, however, he tell us " Frew: must be ruined," and " if this be perp etual war. he cannot help it." such are some of the incon sistencies of which these political • dreamers have been lately guilty. To seek 'deeper wou ld be use less enough has been shown to render them harm less in future, for who will condescend to form hic opinion on those , who have no fixed opinion or Flu* cipteof their own ? . • - „• neontly, a collar maker, timed West, residing in the Seven Dials , drank, fur a wager of '2( -tltree plate of gin ell glasses) in hours. awards, to to show bow little the liquor hid overcome 111 m, he swellbweil h glass of brandy, walked home from the public-house, and went to bed. The 4n o night he vies taken extremely ill, and though meth• cal adrice was immediately procured, he expired f ll"tstlat•ctilkitgiiminntion in the bowels. . LOYDO3 mod i l littli.hrd by 9. Lov►t 1., at Cie Stu& attar t)vric s, Sit Fleri4treL6 fr ' '` v -, n , 4, •••• br. Arr. .. , 1 rs 7 2 J , I , t 5 • . L.L( o 'i r Pt i en h,? ll l. t in j e 4 , s to ßillim be lir gile leadr ac -rpitja use r, i' ve 44lll lti ki l : t.tin, vice Monter, Appointed to the Itb I Al EItiOR,ANDUN Lk I.iue. , I ' The date of u e irf. E. 't oreinerre esionossvoi it ~ .i; - egitornt, is 19tb of Otptenaler, INS. lubited 181:I, its slated in the Gaunte of ijta Asst. • t O . ' . guacter,lllver Jones, of the alb Pool, is im shod is iVenta torte. • d ' - 1 .' 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WIIIII4 and Martfli'llitralt appear IS a signature. The De. l'airtherew , . sorCuPrlitosWaroford - tetti I lumil 1 Mr* ilellie Y' fetidattle were put in a better satiation then they view odwrieliy remote, the writer has rendered any farther cu t e N: rqi t i c a r t . , 'Doren, tueltinthamshire, corn-dealer, Me. 28, were before; the public bad tt then only on their own veracity, but nnsv they.bad the solemnity Of an ment- ea the production of hirreeectire pen, unlit : Jan. 4, Feb. 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, America- "Ittit le :.___:. n....... • el_A:fbl.• :lan_ 4at the Wheat oath in the Court of Chancery. tin hew iti,bie head ' lf Part' -W