The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-26 00:00:00

• Ltii .Remailitte Downs yotir rwost-,woomwovir;rx.eb,i giveo a sort it Wo e eorrectiog a lab OO, 4 " Infient liberty word to .greittrti great ottilltilik • wonder -011Pai m a jesty's . ships, vietosters, pal Sets, R e dpolt sloop et imOssiiiiiitoisi te molds- VI • Porrsootreo, Ritpt4 setioooer ray to CorL—The shape for the Cope of - petted to bait is the morals& F Al Noves. Oc?: 23.—Aniied Ake fool ?tremolo, booed to Wales.—Sailed oats a Mail for Gibraltar awl 51411‘. • The Dauntless sloop •of tints' and- ilitwOofett.' brig, sailed from Cork the 18th lest. with * Portugal. The Restitution, Hannibal, from Ilartek4ri WilsH driven on shore near Heligoland on the 15th inst. The schooner Flying Fish, bate, *aster, arrititt a t. Portland, the 2M of October, bound to. tondets): a fter a pss.age'of R 6 . deysi airy , bad weather. She" spoke on her passage with the following ships Pie 'nth or, Septentlier, in lat. 36. 30. Inn. 7.00. the , Ferret( schnotwr, sevel, nester, of Plymootb, from , Alica:lt, to Newfoundland, all well ; on the 2d of October, in lat. 30. 30. lon. 8. 20. his Nliejesty'S schooner Macfercl, irons Cadiz to England, MI weal; on the otliii 7 October, lit ht.:33. lon. 9. 28. hid Alliot jesty's ship ressersiblet with a liter ender her co!iiroli. , Soittirwitik oldie fair wind ; on-the /th of October t is lee. 11.1. W. his Majesty's ship Nfewcit, all welt, anti cott.. i Toy all safe • aaii the ltth of Ottobeil the of Nrfiniiit ' h, tto 000, td.NeWfiteadiand all well, out 6fte 61. 1 •-•.-• •r . i• • tiabt 4 • %.7t•rf 'come In for some share lugainst traitors and usurpers. , ilmostet like tie call oar eliCeidthuts to people A'ttikelo till things calla man a traitor Who is the literal . Import of jrolwelf kndw, from the it betrayer: . of the givated °Ural/Mkt", tulithel'iajoed the ttust mple ; they elected . 410 have it So, and he dbierve the Constitution `Width he plated himself i tit Flisf Consul', . for .ten tIV . o . or three years ) ;lte 1 4 '.# !reit proposed - 4,lllo;tkim for life ;- the , ..• ' l ol7e4. l o l ! n ( i a us e; . diem't Abet, to 'choose , ' • .e hetWii‘whithist Ae,,Aireut that ' is !Ui req ppott,. 10 1 .0 'RP^ %ft* 4 0nti .to Uhmirve ;. hoe vitae vin 0* seen ertiCte! or the - taisittl be hardy ent>uek.4 . tlist _Emperor .steer to be respected, pal theequality of rights.". by sihitrury arrests, *i murders, it is somewtsu 9,. Article 64—u 'petit mated to watch iseer the Articles, d 4, pq, and . by which it is to be pi at present a mere deaf the same Title,. provld dividuals, even thesi State. How comes ,would say, I should elfin .to observe these thini had " unhinged himsel Government of one goen's misery." He ti lag subverted the' Ull,l transmitted Ms usurped mita, with • whom' it till it . Was overturned . 11mistutieniats;" the ' war farit - leri4ch'who ad majesty.. •Eft K ,4/ I: 6lllk4L . r.lit: • • AG( flew • 2 41Thimsormit, Herm ilikoptrhe fewer centieUe9 to 'itsiOt 70 fro:Aaken ill daily; fitd the deaths' for the' Fah 14 hfurs amounted to 27. All trade ha at iritand, 'and the communication between the placeind the:Boy cot off. Among the principal deaths •ere the! Nicolls, Agent. for TranspOrt.; Dr. Peg ii Mrs. Le Nlart v Le Boyd, 7th Veterans ; .1. Weikel', ; 4th •ditto.: Mr. John Mackn), Mr. Oakley,- Mr: Hart, Mrs. Douglas wife of Capt. Dangles,: 7th Veterans. The flacon); have now onanimotrvlyprononered it to be the same fever at that of 1801,. aw 4 highly Abatagious...No person who bad the disease then - his been attacked with this:disease. About 700 people bate been taken ill in the whole. • • • PAnTichLASS of tus GAS LtaIST EsPf-hstrm— Yesterday the vieighhnurbood of Great Peter-street, Westminster, was thrOsin into much confusion and alarm by a gus light explosion, which shook the sur routidi-g houses, broke ratty windows, and threat ened to lire in every.direfltrots. From all we could learn it appeared, that a pipe unexpectedly bunt In the premises of the Gas Light au& Coke Compati% By this means mica gas had oozed out and' filled the apartment; but not calculating on this, one of the men took a candle and proceeded to the spot to as. certain what was the matter. The moment the can dlo•was Introduced the whole of the gas that bad es caped from thi pipe beret into • flame, with a xtread. ful explosion, as if fire had been communicated to a heap of gunpowder. By it this man was much in jured, as well as two or three more of the workmen; indeed it was said that three men were killed, but we could not learn that this was .well founded. The speedy arrival of many engines and the exertions within the manufactory soon get the fire under con trout, presentiy it from extending to the neighbour ing premises. The extent . of the injury within we could not learnk bat'llwie the. brilliauey of the light which is reflected from the gas lamp', es mast - Imre been seen in. .the speiiniens .thOt• aro nijlttly seen about Westminster and the lloamaig,Parliement le particular, it will be no small nris!or , utse to that.pert of the to•tio if any accident should prevent the Com, pany from proceeding in their efforts •to light the tureen of Loadon &enmity a: al properly. • • • On Monday se s neight a Court-Martial witt . Will en Lieutenant Richard Crosbie, on board the Dit. tutor, at Podithootfr, oh a charge of having critted the deck during his Match, While Bea Alp was It anchor in Cork harbour, during .. which desk ieien men deserted with the inset, : from the stein. The charge being proved, he was seneesiced to be -dis missed the service; but in consblerallon of pig long a , rvices, he wes.recoramended.to the faltsiribletiO. tee of the Admiralty. . , Tuesday evenly ; ahnet nine o'clock, as Me. Erns, of Duddridge, (il'oncesteridoire, rite retern- . in.. ° on horseback from N)nipsfield; 'near ilse tenter., ofl4ongwoiel, ft man darted forward; endattesinited to lay hold of the bridle ; but Mr. Eians itercoiving him, clapped spurs to his, horse and eseaped.-a- When at the distance of a few yards, a 'pistol was fired from the opposite side of the road, but happily without effect, MELANCHOLY AccteMee..--A few days e4n most aninaiog accident betel A young or the iiathe of Burley :he was employed on the river, end leap ing 'from one vessel to another he alighted on a grappling-iron, the fluke of which penetrated the hall Of his foot, end he was conveyed, in excruciating a,;ony, to his residence at Lambeth almost imme diately afterwards he was seized with a locked jaw, and lived three days-in that state without taking tiny sustenance.—The hand of affliction risiteilbfas hes• oily—he had suffered amputation of the other leg a few years before. General ZAnsttA, chief of a French squadron, was lately assassinated by his confidential domestic, Busili Pozinsky, at Elze, in Hanover. He was on . his way from France to join the army • and alighted at the postmaster's, where he slept.. in the middle of the night, Pavinsky attacked him with his own sabre, and having reduced him to a state of itisep. albity, cut his throat. He then rifled him of a gold welch, several diamond rings, and 6000 francs in gold. He did not attempt to escape; but declared next teeming, that Ms master was fatigued, awl would not rise till mid-day. Late in the afternoon, the psis.masCer's wife, surprised to hear no move ment in the Chamber, peeped through the kethole, and s'iw the General, oalced and wolterin in his Wood. Pavie.hy, who was in the kitchen regalioa himself, wits immediately apprebended F and cohfessed hit+ c.itae.. remail we Novo 11. COVENr-GA, Romeo Juliet Kfr. Coxw*T; Ro, nion we had previous!, He loolwl the. chariekii respect more successful the voice which we Rant° . , and though, ivoido - the squeak or Compleitied,still he be, - -If •bethinks hie characters 0. this dcsct hiniseir muCh mistaken. :dierander Is 'We beet. tierformatice of his we hive 'yet witnessed but we'i i iheuld (hint; from all we bave 'seen of Mm , that in parts where dignified* melancholy and lofty - despair arorequired, he would appear to greatestadvantage. In jajficr •and Romeo, his exertions are seldom fell. .ci‘ous, and liberal as nature has been to him, even his person is sometimes against him. We hope•he Will turn his attention to'cheracters which have little to de with love, and endeavour to feel what it utters. • • • • • • • Mrs. FAIICIT was the Jalid sf the night. • Wean" more than ever satisfied that• 1414pomeitit. has !elite hopeftom her Service thanTisitifit. lathsearly 'pat . Of the pla we thought her tides tad thinner t - 'semblg t hose of Miss BociTit In comedy. the close - -of 'the tragedy, she displayed considerable' poweri, and•oevtaiiily exerted herself, to the ntatitit to please, lieransiety,cgrried her too far ; she was .i g is ms ibi r iekl. In , 'tot, r?d. tae Interesting delicacy which belopki ehAteetei of Juliet was lost. • -.., : i . ' • - . ONti a •• • •'V • o'. ' 1 .7. •• _,. .~. 4;,•-• . .Y .... ~ A . .. _. . A few days ago the ancient Society of College Youths held their Annual Feast at the Ship Tavern,. Stepney, which was well attended by the. Senior Members, is 'usual. The detiocies of this bountiful Season were displayed-on - the table with the Choicest ... 'Ne• olwines, and good old English.punch. In short, thy.. ... .. . , conking and neat display of the .table, did grea t ' •totroot.Ot.illio.qr froO an Otto r of high 'rlio i s t . honour to Mr. FROST (the landlord of the tavern ). • ilete4,4acifit; Oct.' 8 :—"PaOplota trill holds Oal; - ThecAmpaily displayed double hand.hell ringing". la :.bat Aid.sitiOerstand.the garrisins is now reduced td haimortious chinges, and many excellent songs ha.; I , 4 ?'„lir Imo of horse - Mesh per milk per day, arid_ ing sung, concluded the evening at- a very late hoer. evotthis miseraiili 4 iltowince . 'thei have : net new Mr. TuostAs Sarni, Master and Chair tan. This more thap.fstf,frv.l.4..fortaight.' TN! wretched . in. Society was first established on College Willi in tion • habitant s . on f0 1 , 11 .14P111 ittil die daily ? in great litiau • don, in the year 1637, and hitt been a leading. hers.'.' ~: .. ~. . . 4. . .... „.; .' • .Lic h. 1 100 ~ , , Awaits •• honour to that intricate competition and Ingetions ; • *.CAtTrION A prme, I had bee* cams ' -dk va " I" "riLkomMl to. . , oat of change ringing, down to the r present day. ... .menced by.. t he yistuatilag . ' ' oga . itist . .d'ira" rt..... N* 41 4 41124 . A gii 4l l47 . looa, latk 'l)6 flume has been acgoittedot the charger pre. exaansiin biscuit baker in ,tho . ..neighbour:l44 . if. . ' .we Ii 14:11.0 . ,t,,, • - (erred - against itias baron .a Coast-Martial at l'ly..Deptiard,; for havi.ol Oliied 1011itter 01 Pails wititij 1111 144 weromMet:4lf,r4 moutivi • . tip limes Ist atad t o exteat at ea•Attb part:. ' • , 4-•w } 4Piiiitiiit • 4 , ... 1 .46 4 , . ~•~ .~ - s, , , , , 1 4,!fors ; fpg, . . were streined to the utmost." A change in iluitail.:l qkoiNA.4sivatiks.i.., proc*ri .. , payis,,ol T , Orinistratton is, therefore, expected; and el -aegis I : iiirAlutaii. , :wOrrthekintisk Otiaaradef,o4lllo4l4 i who appear to upderstand least of the nature' of 'qf I ling , ll , nlo , eP ' l 'r'' , ~- • .f...._*: .*Y" . . l t,.. : __.s . q , .• _I: ' i•fspante, may be supposed the molt fearless'in'-the -'•:ALgelltarinff a giv.irfn ' t Wm.% _krgt . .. .Irviuteliglors . I that by tvonduct of this new financial resource, a Nobleman' ira n st ' and in death , ti4. l * is nOne!dt•Ondi,u3il isitpoken of as the successor of hir.lirattAttart, who, , Pre-emioent,•iirOtre gifted _with., e reie kn io k it.gettiu,, although he. has been known to~ make very long ;. its poispa.hith pccasionelly,„ for aAnytleapots;lieert ! ' ' speiches on the subject of finance, has seldom thee**. neutralised. At _the ligl9,nings4 tipo ”igviat Cone 'much light upon the labyrinths of State-arithmetic." ‘ l336 nere ? e/el 144,11. t the thlrst!eiitie. o l,..Jiii tulles; i ; • That every art. Rill be usettuo perstiade the obbfieljasclosted carriPtilos'. bicilPS. 1 4 .40CRP,1141^N and of the wisdom of this measure, there cc* be nd doubt. obeyedhi°4°lce* A WOcrpie corruption s despite advinced' the 'publie• service: ' And a Ilifer.ix . tiolbXl, If; indeed, our continental alliances are 'neoessnry, 'Phis resource May also be necessary. But, the same 1 . 1 ' 1 ,._ 116a6t ,d'nngna nic n l l; 4ll E 44 - re tc‘,s 44 e•bliniibia 'judgment which is passed en those extravagant Site- 1 ri' .. ...' .111 . 1 a1 Lni ,um,...._. : “ th l a. 2 _,._ . simgrg i .VilliOtaladiOtfty. Tit* - culatori, • who resort to the expedient of accornmo. ; i nr ,"""' V s. l his Ul a r.e..* : mu 49.*° , " !! On h i n ul ° _, in____,Q",, eb f d , Li ._9, dating each other with bills of which the nominal ° Pi"' l." : . nag of 'C'eu7 .°Ntlin° 4ll s2o"'Frl)c" uni. heart On tht pernietousfialisetueseti.or.corrupt in. *value% dependent on future and fortuitous occur- 1 .. r .. , h duo to governments who• are driven to sie ! Irn.n ft 64 i raineoii 'mdtteryopurations. • ..Cennineutieg on the House Litt," giiest Itierfby the , Mististeri and do: I.milai transactions. The magnitude of the sums thus i " tertainetlthatmerit alone shauldememas4lo.44eur, i negociated, the supposed responsibility of the na ined-thit Sig ibit list was disdainfully. east:Aire testtion, the security for future payment by inter , taxes, inid the paramount authority of the Governments recognise the greatneis of soul which. iittaChel an , themselves, sere rather to increase than to Avaittish- army to its chief, bra sestimenc superior to thit of. oar repugnance to this measure: these circunistances 'cold distycat even of self . lntereit,—a iii)thient of elevate' that, 'which all men would abhor as a litigate blended sympathy Sind 4 .uusrlii°Thi fiSSOrStISE an us' * occurrence into a national canutrn, only to render bone* confidence, end inlipiring. a IstoOder-work ra nationt;tevik - , : . • , lag enthusiasm.. It is now that the habitual achleie: tnents; otsuels a General are the impasiibilitieS of the groveling *Seer, whoseceremendliallsbeeo the Pries' Of proitituted voles: .: ~.... If a Womitprose duperior a Wv.i.x.uto/ON dais more.. Impediments the mint fiani buried reputation of.the he givoi a reaurrettion: NAVAL • . . PEAL. Oct . 515.—Re tisiesty's ships. victim g.,.... fliii,NC& ,- -, . ,wog the . 1 r 1 0. 4 1." 5 1 sis-111 yof fic• " per 414 ' 711* , t titoMIT his gil take ettar7 fill: ‘ ' ;Letter, eorreeth • . '1 i - " ~.4s oo' net. till filly on the anili: of Good 1 . 100# 11 W 4 I I hare not one . .. - :.. Ott uhe is sty Imoodhos . , __Ad g u -• R ion. , and so gal O r I the M.aaf eel tr r ; ' them I W e N • . . ...$ . • 'rent $ I ~,,•,„ •,. •... . .. .. • • . • , .. . . . . . . . ~....... . ~ .....•.. 0 , , yew 11777110ELV, .1"---Faa-T' fig-47 ,412 1*Agig .r iv 1,, L , . - ~.., ! S., p• - Ai. 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I • • .••- . h , ., . . , ~ . t! 08 12 r k liime ,4l olPap my, -ftemot. ,4i, 0 0 , 4 -. ,- - rworniesi , . ems - am tti 'ef'Mfigkistj ' itivei(itiiiwitiiikitl ono . dip l ii oroAthol v bi ' ' - ' ' • • I • ' 'bit 44.0 a. 4 a41111 41 4 faiiillte• sr . , *op ..e. , t.iiiiid . . ~- ..: 0 _ ~.• ...lid o . coal va n e "he nhitniViont'llniintiOtri ng n•AO 6 seeleilf*eit •' ar i r Oat o h.. ' ditillity*. , ihikt Aiiilititii ittinetallitery ' : doe : o6o' l ,o th Of. ' tini'metithi In iheialwrisi 4 f 1 .4 112 ". 61 0 6 4 iiia4l • 4l444o, T itki • ' '.iiiiitilli. evd4 Of'ihattrontiWiiihalbektioit .It •1 ' • fail- tliOt lea*? . ;WitS 110 iittoiedseinltiperisireifivtfor _tea not -,••• , : , .. . - -a . 4 v ,e, / . '-•''' 1 1 4 IA? upon. 110 w w i; i np i ki t v .. reie i t t i hi , 4 Mientien•o men whoillieresectiolsadliiiiiiiimileaso. Orfirib'eittu ' • I' . •-• . - -,,-• a .- a ,t , 'worth: . f 0,0 - c a l age •'i t i- i f ., T rees. Now mind, Mr.galitor, T i t itioNitai t ' fibroid, • p . tit . juncture to 'IOOIC ai POOM ),O - ran at t rcost two is • • . ~ i AR that she' bus MAO tot ' ' Phil""saCits'ilC lint 6 l"4 o 4 h0' 4 4 0 02 0 names; that •is to sty, td give liopi-sh7, dread li es' s'vititili .lierselt. To us, there. i nnknale'tais lively, it illeitied•. liktw , tp is . r 1 pie whenda.wot deserve then', foi‘4olll 4 gpproaching meettog of• Parliament; and ; 'along anent, latik•-atats; private. defies siecilesikti i by their lilt male; I like to _llit_,..e ca;ria, assigned ,by rumour . for. its earl con. ! 'itidek he ' 666. l4l 6 ot•lbonran o • ' 4. -.:'`''/:/. .• 4. f(hoiliattlig*geggig so oath ea flibikto : ha betrifyi.ttg`slffnit tot such vmii` , hpeear of -.moreteal itnyortance, than if we I . y.. ism • kr• •tri I. k- •. • hadbi Viiiitli.the surrender of .Dilvidei end the cap. !cal° ef• nallWasel'. permit alluded to by P airodtlits • • i f the worsts Rfrk alt .i fp I ' f 411_ '!IP 1 !".•. use Of unionise. .; Vlcir'eldola '.oitly to lament that :"Ifaattia,113141001100:0;litlie ravatioalline !arils the* i he Lad , areallateesetop, thick , titi ai iirgl4644, o re e i si ;w 44 •• - - ' i• - etsfyit Stssiiiipsioa isObeid to hilkefileek 'teepecliof i .measures, our ;iodine • ...__. Nero, LeMsaWar &mem wit' 4ffeltialtaitisw iiisilita '1111•010‘10(Oihii:POWeh t .: g ° llT- P l Pl E o 9ll " iiiij ;'' ':' .. • ' ''.. '*.' ." '' ; ' .niliters,or.trstitopt#6dOise Wei'. .dirtrfliatit, "Itilsediseio utmost • linikuniible to Cootem. ' Hat .114.4liafidadY*.kr. AS, aalanf. pet to juw • Peet reposed in ern' Flinct * Oats ' 6l .fttlnati l eiii 6 lwi . I .eitilmtliti 11?: h.ir•-nati.it•P neits4 ahooldialive r a- 610..14.00m0 aiiiir 1 / 4 4144 ' Mimi .if. my i:a' • :: t ql eherglei;'7,niitiiPli,tei, , ey -*light popplitiun n iq we' s : 0 4 0 1 4 1 Molt isloraiislit 411,Crihtl•JO , tilk.•ditiiiiiistif ` .. i , • iff? 2 .' fiehet it iftaiesgiticultiric MWMIsn . mtuutng that ex.' 118110 • 04 ...n i Alltai .4,.that.:14 lets Meal7it.t 4 etikr*dei - -,-••• . sae!, •IpOli i th9 l . ' ~,..ftaiferiii state of .thi.i• coentifs ' -• i. on w h i n kleageoill,llolll*** 6 inanufitt Ipiiioir 'and the ivitt4pciate idt e her . nieruketts I ° o 4 ~..0 1_ 11 11 hiS PR*, UT • Pc. . r iling to6 l A l2 9 l rol'.onii . ! If at the keasi v a is d o s ol ipiriditi i a in . i4 e f:4 fi ipara, iNa tar a, a 4 l iii r .ladha 4 o h aat g i vaib . of ablyitlea, - • thidk,uniktOrttiefrs stem tae , tourers - , . . -• ',l . '. ten liittP,Jtifkillud.dildledd , ,o,f'.4ttkir marls' oiltrantageo Alpert' -see-1640sec gain4y ..4. 61 0 11 1 46 .1 ,1 t_. I.ti foldskei r Agfrigina.s. dee e ,...,. tt . 7 -- - - il - itai , 60. intutilicronfaty ,; . i.' . ttioe#iiiiifw lee * heiki;o4 4 o, 5itnc , .*:.(t.:.!.7,.. ... autgia "4' ,o4lo). " s ' ll4 , '' ' ' 1 7 t o pitt 1. , , ,, fiii-...-4440,,ti-t.44., or"Uteest . .., .. 4 lainihinifio our stational 'Mork sea mpsfatits slid'acepiiiiililly fa:, ••,,: ..- ' I ; ,: ii '" ,- . • -s.. . • i . 2. • konitterptal interesii, whOse 00X ite iniiiiiittworth °""Altsti • IsJitilliiit,the- )#.o4,lifatorc_es ha" -. •- -.•.:., 1 i .... ,...• t , - 'mg ••a : (64180 k lUe, et, out 89iiiicral atd miantierctelc redis, •to hi* to ttkAtie'lariaglaiocas. --/Arotiglll - i ••- I i . ... .,... In ' t te r id l , "" 66t6 ' l " 6, . Awl 11V.p*,. lieTiriliejiissigaire4iipriii la; intition.,:inc::olstltt . ! , ,t4. 164 %, ..*! : 0 4 thit'littieb'edala!v hoe I Moose lialifathr: ' ttrt4lB. ; promtdl Tac t : timeaiditVi at 'ilticti But 'mint 0110,,, Paw Inv Petteffr*f ibit'Statel"" andlor' as,- car. • -". 011iAtiffilWitifiC6fset;*16 ! litiaticiert revolt , and'whibli,'llibilifthei'eien effect :, riiii,. lion icliatieVicat4htt4V"kaudersainei altimbotd4, 7 • 1 t nisi i t iluiti l ► a Oea •c aa pi - , the osterthrow of. the exorbitant . .Ifainintasi of - o pr,plialite inuiplittik bOttitly idepartoretie ' 6011 . 0. • P ll2/4 • - I looi:•h te i o r r iV e rk4 '4 1 ,. 4 1 ,,,. ; . ; ,, - i ephmy will render peace ItiOf a iiwbiti fro Op," . Irtibiggr ' ll ' Pat `girkkir 4 igrersalirkit - e ad is i s i - - A - . - 4 T. -,-, `,sPrir i tterd,e4 ii...f taxation, .and will "C;i' i rbis tin vitteti l itXvi ' a vid . lett - -- 1 1 ' 1117 '. /- , t.s l . T.''' ' '' ''''''. . -'-•' • '' • • ? in -P s ", - ill i t • the " 4 1*°. 1 our warriorsioto natio.ittl'ialis ' ''''''" ' 4 • 3t-04.11101111rberOjigh patron, alibi 111 4° 6 ""! • ifulff. is* tali kept :kW osthi, I 11.. is.assertid that the ptileet tofitifildli Pirliamen ..: ~. . t Perisitill lintstefaikifillbwing 'is principally conviiked,'ls Vie rathorising- AI Os of 4.4 e' are alma," could cocap,el.* wall. a • netts i inte . ittietd , ‘Atinfster to violate the ItOsioar,of e • ,43.110 tilittai t ...IQ - oath • o f i plan of subsidising our continental antes: To Sittei 41 • 116014i6 r • iiiiinte breaking a solemn eiSgogenernq , ... i ~.s . . . don we remit gold monthly, al a great nominal losii I; 'Which o man I iruet, will and' the lime time sacrificing the public interest oss when toinunred wi th the 'depreciated state of ore i the polluted altar of borough influence, see.• We not . , . deny. Among other things, ' w , -• • • , i f ' payer. yo ,Austria, to Russia, and Prussia, we area : • • -'''• • here ;:a cancer Aids,. how carefully metier COnceeled t : !! to respect, and to cause unable to make those extetisirtepaYments, w ' hich in: by, the robs of nobility, or hidden under .the lobes D . litical and civil liberty, and . the former conledetacies . egailist France soiree garment f '4, 1 1 ,as , decorum, no Conititution; hoiirvver rta. , , • best, can *long 'survive +!• . • ... ••• • , .:., '—How far these are respected t the main springs of all the military operations. These . 1 t , States have vainly . ..BEoo4)l4 to pursue oat system of • . And if, again, a borough Leviathan co uld emta ..• • illegal detentions , and secret ; ,• • . ' .f i Ile ! (*per curceiicy. They - have wanted - th a t 'ail j anre ,f successfully demand - the patronage of a : •eo# In the . .. tat difficult to Conceive. . i commercial credit with ' l l4 W ir dwit.i ty .wr• Govern.. .Cabinet, thus elbowing Majeity on the 'throne, edit '' I ,•.• • d commission is toe nom- i :iiibe ' .-molls, Oa. which trie .Menerdeileri.df England have - seizing on a part - of the prerogative most sacred,tlintk ' I lie Lib e rty of the Press ; and in I been able so largely to speculate'. : :411 their efforts of an Independent choice of Ministers t; most. 1 67; the means are pointed but' to, create a circulatinr , medium have, 'Therefore fhiled, nett under sueh circumstances, admit Ad we. hail sioi, - • •••• II I . . longer a free Go ve r n m en t` to be upheld; liateisiaiss oreSeAeti. All this we know is ' Most as soon is thq , hero been' d'eilied ; . iind, . Y is - , ' • ai ih e i g li, daring the present }'star ; Russia and Prussia be 'restored? • .: 'd letter, 44. 61 and 62,'• •,.. 1 • • htte combined their. financial credit, and have issued - • ; _2 ' • Knowin that the PAtiOn‘is if NI 41111108 defer the civil liberty fII in'. , yo a • hot s in the j o i nt b arna% of bail s otw,i ninient ,, ; wi t 1 Prince once.porcnaseu - as many sews 11 your.. . '- • 1 suspected of crimes against the paper has passedan • ly froM the soldier to the peasant. lof Commons , as ansiered the purposes :.be, beat; . • • t ,Mr. Editor? Our friendTtanvax The expedient Willa the Ge#ern'lnnt papers them..' carry in this country, through the medium. of Per.. • think, that the man who swore selves say is next to* be fried, ii' 'the junction et, the :Linlinett e,nd . the India Company ;• kito*ing . that d ~ S, and so grossly violated them, credit of the British Gaveriiiiiiiiit; stinitiptied by ,reach` nines' concubine in time of war - , had; .to.'• 1 -Parliament, to this invilld:credik of tier great Allies. : effecting her speculations, an English *put; whoa . , elf . .!' He would say, " that a „. . she itaced by idolize In the same assembly i and : Austria, Russia, and Prussia are ' to draw acconsmo- ' 1 II • •i • man's Will is the cause of all 1 : dation bills upon Great Britain, payable six Months knowing that the eoto of Napoleon might kite ti •1 tells us filet Lou I. ts X, " haw• -- -, a fter the war may be termivatetl, and bearing interest comman ded , - a n d still ma y • command, inta k es* * i. 1 & ncient Coliatitation Pf France, - it five per cent. 011114 that- peiiast't.Altiietiler a olause ,Oita i n that House a Legislation, which le the chili . ! l ' : del of oar litieitka; are these • WORM lb . 1i bon; ped prerogative to his descend. ;will be inserted in the-act. to-secure them :as' effec. . tnally as Lord. Stanhope's -bill, hos secu ' ird Bank ! teniplated without emotion? Aro these billion tb depreciation, - - . Id ev i contieuid to adorn the throne. against dangers fir .less fort; i I by those wretches the French notes , from we are not ye t info r m ed • nbe despised; ' 1 04 4 , mi a e •we a-re tarrying on wit at An **tam t It it is probable, that the Administratiost may 1 e fellows, however, paved -the l i& to his Lords for some : , expenditure, 'and the energies , of Endlishnien to the plan"tti • render theie o has'vestored it in all its. hate. ItComingilaticrientstes iiiiiitaimit l vlW- the'estimalion i utmost itrete hlre e all e d forth. ' :',' • ' ' . . • - - • '' •.i .. , at 7' ' - fif the pentoliestwonit Whom thereto fa vats; ton ;hose i.- ~ .•It Is not going tea ' fir to say, teat..in 1782, hisi . , •remain, Stc. ,' .- ' .."2",.., : British guinea's, •Whfch, tinder' tbeli'dnifnlktratbin,of i'Pitt elesitifthis subject 'with a prophetic eye; wheni • r't i patr i ot i sm an d h m ,s of i n ; 1 4tailOg adverted to the fact' df the Asiatic Prince bou ii, or.. id. • • , •., ••, .. - . WA B. Mr. Pitt, infused so much " 4i. .' . ''tlependence into them. • ' ..-.. t Jure alluded to, having "seven or eight Mernbati ik. 1 that House ',ADEN' THE4TitiL , ~ - • „Did we not perceive the reliance;, Which tbeniiniXte . ! ." he roteeded to remark, that , 4 , psac k- ' - z ... ... • . ilai'popers appear to give tb this scheme, we should ' ! boroughs gave rise to _an inundation Of, Otillpt . . live regarded the rumour as the there fabikatioir of , nor *eldth and corrupt , Members, tgho had.:sio Ivor, 's ' •-•— . Was' the p!oy of' yeafer,day.— liiiiraticeiiid absurditY .W . O &Twee imagine any , connection, either for or pith the peiple of dui . :owlets confirmed: .us :in -00.00-, tine re, which wo u ld . place our • Colitnerciat and • *4 l l llO ,- • It. had ,alwaya,"•said. be,. "been . consi. : , e • sly expressed of hint as a ; loiev.. . Donal 'credit, iiii manifestly at Iratiiid';' or, which', t ! loved in ;II nations, as : the greatest source of date(' . • li I racier well, and, was , in every • we suppose its execution possible, tattle so rapidly.- i pin kingdom, ,w when , for . itiAlienee...Was suffered . 'ul than in Jaffser, but his is not . , creasanfir'Yabliti harden,. 'Sofile of the diiirkii li.ocreep into the national .. .coitneils; the feet was could wish to meet with in, riots Asinaate,, that Mr. Vassitteitis: .bidiself ap.... clears that the iolluinict.of the . Nabobs of India, was or. ~ .. *mires' T d is • much to his credit, he earefetly iffilleollive oT t),econseqn,-,,- . 4 , - $0_,.,. --1•-.erees an ! very greni why then. night not their•imaginationi ,r whine of which' we formerly ; eapediant ; and that he feels, now, tit , ainVictibit o f :'Point out to them, another- roost .probable circani. . (• was not what Ranee* nu ht to I. the truth, which the late Mel Perteval ittered t o -the I.ll4ate that r alighl netur,!tite deuger.,of which Would. . l ! 1 1 talent* are hest. aleveloped iii 1 Mar4tils Velleslei, • when - pletsed to• increase eat be • : evident al. - .° 4 00 . 01i . .10g0t.i .6 °4, • 154814 not a. iPrifitinn• he_wi.it_assuccdly find ; drink- is Spain—" that (he finances of the coisistili-.,Jornipsl•4o,..t• ,eissity glib this countri, : py tnerini ...,_ . .._______._ t.. ii.... k,.... • .:......._•14.....5•pi &au Ilk. asiara.•&." ' A plrinern ie. ilis.k'it_ I of. imam berosith4. procure a _pa_rlikef. wen to acl ti _ _ p..tio? to• pltyakiit (1116 ultiel 1!.. fl i triuMplii eier Merit . . , I lmiclable: I's tlie dud lied . orite:fiteea Speiiiiti iofiiitry . I , To a dial-Merl, army, lie • . _ % .. 4 . • I obe inectie4., • • • - . . / 1 the Mag.* ;hull dei4t . Nr'; It Y 4 " ' 1 , 109, oared by., Moot Meat ha Dow , , , • , 1 Ipsi is the n Prisce. 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