The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-05 00:00:00

I . _. . by conscripts. - • I'HE Sr.txrvw 4N of Mondai at; iiitt a Letter to WILLI Ai:ADA Rio. lare• • e Icon a pecuniary subject, of an melraordlnary nature, relating to some distinguished-Petsonagcs of high rank, in ;Aide the conduct of Mr. ADAM, in that transaction, trill lie strictly scrutinised. - The Dort 'NENTs relating to this most singular pecu niary affair, are exclusively in the possession of the Enlxon of the STATSSMAN, and will be pub lish -d in that Journal, as soon 'after the Introduc tory Letter to Mr. ADAM has appeared, aspossi _ 81,-. They are of considerable length, and will occupy nslels time in the publication. P 411 . 1,1: OF STOCKS TiltS rank 3 per Cent., Red. bpi} 3 per Cent. Cnns. • 4 per Cents. 7011 h per Cent. Navz Lang. Ann. 14 HAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. India Bonds• 3 dig. Exchequer Bills Sid. .Ditto 3ed. 3 3pr Omnium Consols for Acet. 5;;I . Lottery Tkkels THE STATESMAN. LONDON: SATURDAY, JUNE 5 ) 1813. A Li,boit Mail arrived at a late hour last night, and we 'nave also received further extracts 0-day r , but thvy do not contain any intelligenceofgreat import.' ance. 'Thy iload-quarters of the Allied Army were still at Fiepia(!a on the 15th ult. ; and it doesijokl appear by these accounts, that there was any time fixed for opening the campaign.—A Malta ,Mail ar rived this morning, bringing intelligenoe of. the POPE having berm restored to his residence in Rome, azreeable to the Concordat concluded with the Etn rror of Fiance, and great rejoicing had, it is said, takon place on the occasion. For our own parts, we cntr•tdered it as a fixed determination in BONAPARTE trat the Sovereign Pontiff should be his gast till the period of a general Peace. Meow t .131.411 C n 17. Pri vale letters frost Lessa bring advice that tae English have taken posses4on of the two islands of Cor so! I and Eaugusla, witere they have established the Venetian Legislation. By a easel frogs Lissa, wh)ch arrived last week, accounts have been received that the Pope has already been restored to his residence in Rome, to resumehis sacred functions agreeably le the Concordat concluded between his Holiness and NAPO.. tgAN I and that in France and Italy Te Mum has been sang in thanksgiving for this great event. The same has also been per formed, with great tawap, is the Illyrian Provinces. The Captain of the same vessel states, that It was believed at Le•sa to hi certain, that the Emperor of Austria would soon again take pccambion of the two important cities of Trieste and Fiume t but it was not known whether in consequence of treaty or force. Mr.smst A , #1 ARCH 40.—0 n Thursday last, some empty Want rtts arrit”d herr, which it is said are going to Egypt to est bark remaunt horses fur the use of the British cavalry it Ali cant. hl ALTA, A van, 7.—Letters received from *nolo& heroes on, that Gen. hlentrea, the Commander in Calaiiris, h opined $ n, for a gel eral exchange of privoners, which we sin. ecrely Lope be may be able to effect. VNTBACTS DY TILE. USHON ILAIL. - Totton. MAN 3.— King Joseph remains at Burgos, mid bas • ,; that his Court r.hould not abandon that city, till ot.r lutve approached tinder i's 'very *Os. M ‘v 3 --Tine Spanizh troops have dossaueled rations tram m hicb are to Fe ready for them 114 . 11ie 4th. This notice has eat,red prat perturbation among 41IsiArresds, who abeat:3 give syseptoms of retiring, Brig -General Nisei-min, previous to 16110110 11 11 the* levied a cwqrituitioa of 3 i0,0)0 Teals. • MANZasARE6, MAY 0--.—rflnce El - Anima has *shed tin augh Once wWI a divi•ion of 8000 men, some be h xoci g join Graertu Jain, others that be is marching tor the Te : o or t'it *nee. The I)ithe del l'aititte was oa the &kin Val drNr.:..,; rind nub on the follow In; day to ntarell fur Infiniti. Ine Frcreh again evAeunted Toledo as the 6th of at the 4;c:ock in the muniing. Airiirs do now indeed urge our very rivals, and opponents, to be of our opinion, that it is high Tere forced to speak out, and give 1r unaccountable minduct in lea,- Its cruel fate. Those supporters . an Atirainistrati.oi without confi- L system without hope, are now ledge, that " a Minister who would of Uamburgh the .Eonstaiit ires and nightly watchings, mint of traitors, or the weakest of this is very true ; bee this writar tha_ remote cause , of it. It: ie the ”stem which is.to 'blame ; .--- , -7---- , -' • ' zisßoly AAR; , :. ~ .• and thlicensurer l• • .. • --sosos.. / . . , , and honesty too, Ltssow, MAY 17.-11ead-quarters were still at and the only cause. Frenada on the 13th. 6 Of prating to comple , MAY 10.—The French have fortified themselves i . ; to ezpote. the. pause., 4 ,.' in Toro, Zamora, and Ledesma, and_have caused it to be understood that they will endeavour tO fletain I f the • (femovei: ! the combined army there. We ca nnot rick oonjec- I cease).--7•Thif.writer I tures on such an impoi m far as ties ut su.,.:ct, except s o of his coetitity r ' ~ to say, that.all the works that have been funned in ;event under consideration 9 those positions appear to us fruitless. - • minds of his readers Banaros, MAY 7.—Ou the 30111 of April the Allied troops began to leave Ciuda d itodri g o, b y the tors have too mac ! Sierra de Pinha de Francs. Don Carlos Espana has I home, to attend du orders to advance to. ..tstromattca. General Silveira election nt 'Veg.. passed b) .Ceanthra, to join the Allied Army. The a great •di-al of division of Nloiillo, which was proceeding for the very denonticer i .a'••;point, and was already at * Cacere s, and in the , • or " wicked" Mi neighbouring tillages, has received orders to suspend I . their precious _watching _ y its march. NI viiiiin, Amt. 30.—0 n the night of the 46th, 1 cares by day, with importunities for a better Fixtr ratiilL•os set out for Castile, escorted , by 80: place for one of his own family*than that of Se.; tn.iiii-rs, which were surprised near Gallapaga b y 1. cretary to the Argil! .office, it being au appointi• the !pave Mondedeu, who took both the escort and ment o f . tile c ‘iovriv. in Roses there are 3,000 French troops only six hundred a year - in salary, of obseisntion, expecting another convoy, which they I with petty advantages, and actually_ tegniring per aro to escort, and which is going to 'Arribris and i sonal presence, often three or four hours attendance. Angulo. i A transfer from such a painful and laborious eat- The herolinagtnrs of the Army of the Centre re- , .., ploy ment to another more eligible, to one - where main in Arotalo. It is calculated that 3100 G French , • the necessity of writing his name in the Office h; marclA froth the Peninsula , and been replaced ; cannot but • be eon. Book once er twice a week ) . sidered a► highly desirable in one; who has toiled " through thiclt and thin" t 6 maintain a system' moti f , at. - . period, in re.establishing ,the Ilbertlos et the i r own country. It was newer insegitteidi 'that if an appal... .tanity•of that kind shauld'oceur,lt would not he le. staidly waived and improved to the nttermost."— We could . not hat, conveyed, this idea more suitably ill our owd Words, except that Instead' of the ad. .jectire semi, we would hive adopted that of OMR; for A great violence to the Constitution it was to take one foreigner into British pay. Like every other from ramicitms, it may answer departure r . i.,,,,,kint gletpaie, but nest inivitably in the end ' 4detr n= ' Laetty, tilts paper tylikh in . ape: rated 6 . 0 ' - government at once so prodectirr, alsol yiet.- , W,-'and 'riser ietunr-desirion•of aa;in.. to its rotaries, Let es give thellewilsidsine. . Has 'lug . for it, asks the following pertineet\qaeltion, there been nothing of this going forward to with tespect to Ministers °not availing theeitelves of blast the wholesome fruit of our ministerial !aboard thesereice of • these half expatriated troops, "'Will ers in the vineyard ? But to condetim the cause as it hwitsild, that they were *tilted to keep the peace well as the effect would be death to the haunt hopes ,in tills country ?" The writer answers his own gees. of the complainant, as well as to the reputation of Lion its+ replying, " No man will have the Impu. the persons complained of. Peaches; is re.de ,to say deuce to venture on such an assertion." And so we by the facetious GAY, when descanting on his profits- say s, Ng, at the same time, we 'are convinced some from thieving—" We must allow the hers-goon to fi b ) -MVOs& lurking ccmttngency of that - nature, was or otherwise we shall destroy the breed ; ' So If these; preiint in the minds of the Cabinet men who re honed Censors were to arraign the pristine cause of solved . - apon employing its 'England those' ex the evils which.they are forced, for decency's sake, .to. *tic defenders of a: free- State. Our cotempo. denounce, they would be prevented from - making Airy Journalist . next ol)serves, " We have, then, hereafter a profitable penny, or obtaining a pecuniary lo consider what was the impetative :duty of our gratification by the next comers-in of these ill-fated Ministers t 6 have done by 'negociation: As men, who are nowabitut to be thrown neck and turedly they *writ -sothetislite'beyond contempt, if l heels over the walls of their habitation.. But they have not placed the defiiie of Ilamburgh; and i of this no more for the present. To return to the !he opening a road into the heart of Hanover, subject of unhappy Hainburgh. We do still be- among the very first objects of their diplomatic ex liere, that the mettaced vengeance of NaeoLsom idiot,. Have they, then, beer-reached themselves, upon this chief of the Manse Towns will have been er been over-reached by others, in this particular? averted by the interference of the King of Dux .: —The dilemma is one front which they can hardly MARK. He has pleaded; we doubt not, successfully escape. They must have tnown the power and dis. for his ancient subjects, or rather for a place so position or the King of DZIMARK to favour the views long under ins Royal protection. He is the most of the Frenh, in case he should neither be conciliated humane King in Christendom, in every British Cep. nor coerced by the Allies. If Ministers relied on tire will aver; and he has been served by, two of the interpotitiou of Swede., it was their duty to most enlightened. and plansephic Juin its-,.Euctspei-„heyeonured -themselves!, Rot only of the sineerity, " notwithstanding all this, our busy, meddlieg, :sit?. bat of dm isbiliti of that Power to interpose in time. chievous, and mercenary policy would not let this _Alas ! to talk '•of what his been.the duty of Minis good King and near relation be at pace, though ten throughout this ruinous war, is of little avail ; all three promised to do ' nothing, during our we should be glad the same pen which pourtrays war against Liberty and France, which could, their failure in that regard, would manfully say by any overstrained interpretation, give us the least what ii the duty of their sueentoa it power under offence. No ; come down my. oar Dogberrys, our 4 lhe awful state of affairs. A concurrence of for constables of the night ; come down stairs, and' Innate circumstances alone has preserved the State help us to beat you'r neighbour with whom we have , beyond all reasonable calculation of its existence, picked a quarrel, or we will break your windows, 'after the burst of the French Revolution. Perhaps and fire yoiir 'very houst•in which you live !! It has the departure from all rule of conduct in the late been done—and the tie* will come when the advisers Loral NeLsom, as an Admiral, during the battle Of the of the measure will Safer it. At this moment all• .Nile, renewed its lease for some years. But the England is riming the sod consequence, by the inter.' courage, the skill, the invention, the boldness,. the ruption of all commerce in it, and through it. If rashness, as it would have been called, had the at- . we had been on good terms with Denmark, tempt . failed, can no longer stand us in stead. 'No this first of all commercial depots would ,beve maritime , achievements without, can profit us t we continued open to us, though we had been at ' war have °Molded all that could be 'wished for on that seith all the world beside; since hid France threat- heed. , CONDOS? AT MON! can alone come up , -tined and ill-treated the King of ENGLAND'S nephew, In fife, necessity of, the case.—We repeat it- 1 as the Ministers of the King of Enoi.aeo did, its Ritter'lliirlitistile 'eirtumvallation it nearly compleated : I would not only have had Denmark against him tooth if thesis Delilahs longer shear ni of oar locks of and nail, but all Germany would have detested hio l, lillrength, we may straggle le becomes a once tyranny to a man!!! Here then is a men cooked .tooeffal• and always 'a courageous 'station' but fall, up by our political scullions. While they have been sus Sasaki°, did, with the pillars of-the temple in his intriguing with a few mercenary merchants as to who i hands. Themystery, which we have snorts than once should be favoured with. - licences, for pestle' notieed.ia.slemed to the slats of Hamburg!, still trading, they have allowed one half of the bade : hangs oyektillama. The Elates male et show', a reel . of the whole con . . , 7 .0 , 11• fasts fres want of Ilk* at illtaadlnli_thalaWl" . • r' w St e a*PrT oll, ; that common . , I" • • should possess, wholdid lb* . anallestpieteneo sip be! S tlslf French. This is indaidaseat attlraerdfaarY; called a Statesman.. . ANS; let us see if the faviierod ! tad 'We may exclaim with . )ifeclink " Can . such; son of Dr. Aotszierrelecthellti effectually ! , beep.the ;idointlie ; or overcome to spee a SiOod; without our 'names of bankroptiCout elthe desaisa4 Se has the 4 pales .wonder." But alluding to the dramatic bard's name of the Princes. 0f.441.ra, ,Or - Whether ' its 4401 .etlestrable work of enchantment, we ,cOncelen our preserve the whole nada* from decay, by the falai Readers will think the cauldron full enough, wham 'of potatoes, as.his father was said to prole/41W life ! hoperuses the followini extract of ti . letter free of the late Duke of Yugo, by the same wititjelful ' Helilsdand, of the date of 'the 31st of May : ,• -. ; ; discovery. Sonsetbing mist be immedialwiy4Orie l ` ' ".1 Isfritambargh leis alibi, at aloe o'clock, two belle either by. the Sovereign or the People; for a ". t i ts . slier toe Preach had taken possewlos of the town ! On Sett... ' Tines Newspaper tutther says, " Three tai di:: t iter. 11 " a ser .IMlo Chino, ge ssi " us, "*" a l a r zsg alt a b l i t°c/iraa: trigs r ' curred to be done :.either to defend Hambairgk by Patrol* resistants i but owing to a blowier of Captain Mettle, British troops ; or to defend it by German tronpi Who "'h the French , being attitto4naed In Enehil4 to in British, pay ; or to 'stipulate for its Oltenia( tisEnglisl6 1500 aim': tookt P "aliall iv : hi lif elio °e arf t lignwat ag i l e i s . tpset defence by our Aillei:" We say first, that tips ;rely yesterday morning General Detteeboro Warmed conduct of our . Geieirnment ought to h im die Senate, that he had so loner the proper imams of been such as that Hattthorgh would have bow ! "1041' aid hitt it entire ly with Ike 'Loewe wl a ar l a mwdw Y. defended as a ueistral and commercial town, withoot: on ek s , 4l.lsl eg rilm tkr e ier d ar t si l ilid ederd ' il lis y left . at illab ,se e legill eesoitr kil the b rilaese, C". our stir ; but if compelled tb assist in its preeerei. itlide . ..eiroWetistwids a petit pi aitilien, eetired ninabortai i Lion, we should have sent both Slash and airiooss i vtedi, ma tatadi bliensi, Breym, atitoir hoar who tack. Po's troops in our pay: If M i ll say #1.1: - , 1.,,,; emirs, ade lOW s la theimeseette. .Ruler of Entice; t ad at - i . .- r u se `we ill 7 Pit ; IMO P... 5. !,1130 . 1Pressels, ehielly oset-Oineei and dooaalers, troops to spare for the lii l l asaiwallia4 P . whim I lee tha t so ntaCiamatioa hast he impeached for prov alistbasedamoil by *Treacly riot' ster acts Of vlokeesi COl4. __ - I thereby employing; nods, and 'length. were : lifitarn has pat Kids dairy) to mane ere goint .to se which has lelu loebeyanr.e for utorathan sanders, Volasolisaries, goaa!, W -- Imdessilty , truly Minot _-- ilium &a Rot pro. vent 'tNi. OW establishment* and character*, as well as ids hoist; and loyal subjects, from leb ce rot. athe di With esiery demonstration o f j o y an d olciugs„..stif • -if `li p was blessed with a sound mind s i:irod aLg°ll:l i m s hes w ea' i .i t ill h Pal; ti c : ecielf rin T gi ht a ng. g e n "m i o n bo s f ir b ie di n e i sc l nC li i ::; fg ra t til h ad e ubeis s u a n ags a d gih u ir s e b n al t d d e . frearthe church steep les.— At °lmildi 'One rth o' w ri ere ock di th sp e laY Pa ed rk royal .slate: In the course of the morning thg Pismo Rooliv, the loyal Dotes, ite. lik. left tomk. rot Windsor, to be present at a dinner to be 'lse! by the Quests, at Frogroere; iu coinm em o ns . in atthEllett, it sot heist. deemed .dpeoro u s f or the Retal rat4ily to c t eleqrate ‘ thoday y public 1\ manner. Glider 113e . adlleting cireurnsta es pkh bit kb*zirtir lebitutit ' ' .•• ' " " Alt the Tmdesateft of the Royal Fseally, the Theatres, tind.Pubti‘ Offices, illuminated in hinteur of the Ktao's Birth pay. The Mail Coaches also made their accustomed procession. . Yesterday, according‘o annual custom, two barrel of beer was given at the Admiralty, to driidt tis Ma. JUTI/ 1 0 heath. c, . ' On Monday Isst the. Date of GLODOSITAIL pre sented;'in the House of Petry* Petition from the University of Cambridge, fps the extension of the 'Christian Religion in the fast Indies. according the forms .of the Established March. . The folloWinrMinitters and Ofitort - tif Stabs gave dinners yesterday t--The Earl of Livearoox, to Peeri ; Earl BATHURsT„ to .Governovs, &c. ; Via. count SlosloOTH., to Lord Lieetensats of Counties, the Loan Malmo of LomoO „ts and . Vie. Sheriffs; Viscount cAsTLVILEAGH to the Foreign Ambits Seders:, the Lord Chamberlain, to those in his de. Et_rtment; the GrOom of the Stele t he Marquis of WsaCeastaa), -to the Lords and - Grooms of the Bedchamber ; the Lord Steward, to those in his de partments ; the Master of the Hone, to the Equer. ' ries, &c. 'FHA EARL or MOILI.-4111 Nobleman ''was of fered W,OOO guineas for his house• and furniture, in. St. James's-place. This offer he rejected, and he must now be satisfied to.receive between 15 and 16,000 for the whole. The house he formerly lived in has been lately sold for 15 ; 0001. H e let itgoabout seven years . - kick for 9001. The fossetitl Vof lb. 'aiiitt tiviallilifailVtoole . ihilaa yesterday at Chislehnrst. . ... ' ' ` ' .1., " • • . • • ' . '•.. • Nothing now has transpirjd In relation. to the late horrid murders. Ni;holeos .. centinees to recover ; he took refreshment three times In the course of yet. terday. • - . Divoir•LiAne.-.-Last night this House produced a novelty In the person of a .young Ameri , an candi . Idate for British theatrical applause, in the character of Norval,, In the excellent play of Douglas. It would not be doing justice to this aspirant after his. trionic renown, to suppole tbat he did not labour un. der all the disadvantages of a first night's assay, nor would it be otherwise if we- omittai to say that he acquitted himself with considerable eclat, and afford , red the audience (particularly attonire tu this debut in another juvenile. Rosays) some reflection and sa. ilsfaction by his near, - and lu many instances, im proved emphasis. .. Extract of a Letter from Captain Granger, of the Morgiasea,: clatitoff the Start, May SI :—" for 'the information of the Underwriters at Lloyd's, I beg to acqaaint you, that the brig Aforgstma, miter my command, arrived off the Lizard on the 29th, from Rio Janeiro and St. Salvador; from the last I ' sailed the 20th of April, irnder 'convoy of the Racoon, in company the Henry, Wills», for Lon don; the Carouse, Mitchell, two brigs, sad a three masted schooner, for Liverpool ; ebb the.liden pri. rate ship - of war, for Pernambuco. (Niko Western Islands I passed two brigs, ontof them spooned to be the , Emerald, Gay, from the river ; the. *sot* a Jersey brig, Called the Bi t e. I parted frogithOistoossi•la.:_eireat Irbie friowlhfreeetit, and lasi latery esperleaced meek 'blowing weather, whkh has *Babied me to make 4ny • passage in thirty-tiirlo days from (it. Salvador. The Sorttborc • picket has 'arrived at St. Salvador, .aud sailed for Rio Janeiro. The Snake, Burford, after being hove down add »paired, hid sailed for the Cape of Good Hope." BAHIA, AVM 18.4-Tho Racoon sloop of war gives Convoy to the following ships, sod after leeill the line; fetus. for, the. protection of the Coast; viz.: Itiorehmas sail for London ; Caroline, Sally, Adventurer, sad 11 ma y or f Liverpool. . ' Jun 5, 11118.•-LAVE Doti or' DftAII,ING..-- 'Yesterday the Lottery finished drawing, "when the following Capitals Aeon sold and shared by Btsn, the Contractor, 4 1 Cornhill, and 9, Chariog.cross :- 3.137 I. IS thorn. . MONO I 496 whole ticket £lOO O tut .i. 9 is. • WOO 1 LOP 'whole titter 1000 This following Capitals IN Till LOTTSILY were also sold by Btso s-s- . ~ in v!ikrts 11040 16,117 in 10 A ar * £ 901) 4 I 1 .11 I scar", V ll O . 4.60 0404 ticket .NO 4 8 s wiloif. I . .. • I s OJ9 • LOY." I. lo shares =OO 10.69. foto cam 1,000 ~a,*S5 whole ticliet 908. I ' - !Kt . 3 *Bess 30d .13,465 iu 14 shares /We sickle.. WO • 18481 'roar sicker 210 T•lig 1 004 1 '9 . iti) J 9.491 Ist 14 shares . I(p_ tl,me yasiallseit.! - 3no • HAN silple ticket Ma T. Ihmi le bielmi4O assoneeci those ,distingaished falters if fOrtnee to his friends obi) have honoured hila *kb thettinoianda, glad begs •to acquaint th e format, ho Al they may receive' the money for theltiopictfeilAiiiires on' demand, 'at either of his • Oaken; ‘Corrahill, or 9, Charing-cross. e oitynnenti, to b 1 ~ time Nlinisters wire . Fi ale reason for tbeii lug llamburgh to its of the measures of a deuce, and of a s ob!igedtoat•knowledl pot snake tho safety jest of his daily,car be either thi-worst Jaen," &c. All thi says nothing of . tiie corruption of t the Pu ' rP6.lly, din ought they •loiiiiilset .avoking a war . with Amide/144.d 1 11 . 1 1 4 , 61. r e. . 5000 nlea,e4olordinary V' CO, , • '. le Wier So. Litre*. lieftber: ow witri bt ode ; au aapo4olo**4(int 0. 1 44 irialy, wi irks, and illei4rimpillorimer• 4.ceitturi, • 4 ••. . , .• • ... .li.''. ' -... fs''' . : • ' . . . . • . . ..... . ~.. .. -3 . •st. . • :. : 4 ,- . ..... „ . 4,ita1i4,.. . ... , ~.. • ~: . . ~. . „.• v • et ... u..., ... ~ _42 ~ . .47,....• ~ •4, • • ti, ••• ... ..- •• • , 4 Tut sT . ~ , e w t b bunting a G • i n A :o n t . i - - -.40,..„,5e.... . -....ic ,- - • •—— . 7: .—:-.--7:-411, would have shOw . • istO i-. - - •• t • ill '' ' • , `. ,„;.,' - ..... A. ... 111 2 . 1 ... 7 ** b . ,, ;..._P_ 114 . et au tickled) ifklictileft filet port orgistat in assigning jr ai r , firs talte: .: '. al " P. 1 .__9 1 t '•• . ' ' " . tag . I 'm!! .. „ .:.. IRrEZZZillit 5!"...0t. the. lettere by her have. ' I * 411 7 4i no s ther hhadl 941.-a ir ed'i tt a l e e ttidi lie mi tri iwn : sus,. ft is but captious lad'. : It Otis te a' ilk. IN''ethe r . .110eaktIllil Of . ain of the eirpct,.:end be 44W..,ilihg t. Visl Pigho ..... af ri ~ i eh_.l aeae2 . eba .. ~, 7 - - , .11A km** et** R ase. " Piltidi caress 011iginen1 4 .4; 14 I.‘ .' ••• as Am • . . ' • ‘. ~ , •• _,, •. Ai , t. 11ifieeateed Mitehat Boomor, but we piece little ' i . ~ : troddie • i . !tie lir" . saidintee.hs its, '-. ei . thp, ciauce ,aud the . .etrecti *Pi : ~ . , c . . , . :. • ,it hi. w i re a mi no , to t h o iiit‘ ' • "iilwithit • .. ' fie . M. .ilie 0(4 4 . tho A toostiso.MoVliss arrived, bringing.,Teet t ak t o Her ? . i7 1 . , , 5r0u , ' Id while deptoriog tbsilid• disiA lo l l l. l44l) i : e ie - ire . 77 .----‘ l6- ‘ nip n —per of the 24th _ a . ... . i ._. ...,-_ ...4 1 . 6 . moodoos, that the direrence yet subsisting between the seat of Goverment. 1 lo order to•lettletblendia. Plit , isTr - 1 1 41' th• War And!. The Ki to Ps f ,oblderation, have : eeltgisteeed: Os; and I l, ll ,olfeilj ), (lee vefleekee-rw tiers by informing !Sept that Minis- ore, th 4 1.40,1 W0,,10y sou . i ta ti c.loodit with the dews such' business on tkeit bands; near which suirootidett),•-.- Dominated by o ar pay and j„;„4,,, :i i a ;i ;. ° it semi ititosee to , ill it to *MP idasohloued. She had 04 duly to our foreign concerns: The the nweheretilkilit 11411Xtl b aie teilliil kite 011/ re. illi eetOeedev petit. • The i•ietbs, BLAIR, WIIII WOO rmoods and gelconific Regis occupy their p c , •' te ioul Oen(' nay even the the ceustit i itional piloCipte• or oar Inilltery system), a 4euttk, b i egebif# et. sepa l and a considerable ill! 0447 , 10 e • politicians theught'lhe stop pried- .. 1,. . 0 4 e bittio nwn ia • iThede. former en comPletely woks& of the measures of these "weak" iinisters may have broken in dpon pill,' Irtio•Madeti by tbe ** Ci••?" • Which 1$ We'd- y el oi die b i k manoty ednipistia :his mit pat watching by night, and sedulous t a Of employing these nlea,- a t . " ale f a t e" hill t!lql' hillionabh l and aiSoied *tat* did not we.