The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-17 00:00:00

Spanish t y re ttrotl. o f the contains Mined co mmanded Lino*, near of the regal c• After el o f Ma tot( t., take a: L, rata, et ,:t his coirliitiOn J. Nt (anti, :mutts _ '59 drummers, " Generel tr'mity ' Jot's iietory, of the people of his infernal d the ari dais. whi jug the to ocrepy term Gov, under hi! By twos the coast' big for V__ and granted to Goyetieche, to continue its operations the proper in Upper peru, which have no other object than that , earned experience ? It limortifying to of justice, which is-the first motive of actioa with wise aild conciliating deportment of the all the country's defenders. 1 last-mentioned family , when Viceroy of / yet, behold a new tiedgeifit - rrd, nay, ' purpose, lent, as the representative.of 4 to our sister kingdom, while his. talents, have never been rated above those of a weir-informed Commis in Offlce!! Now the Irish are a plain speaking people,. end ye should be afraid one . of them might ask another what kind'of man they were going to have, in the Castle instead of the heir of the Duke of AMORY ; and that upon being told, " he was the Secretary of the late Duke of Domes., when Ambassador at Paris, into whose wife's good graces he so far ingratiated himself; as to marry her after his master's death ;' we would observe, that we should tremble lest the enquirer might reply to the answerer in the . old and familiar phrase of " like master like man." But let us preserve our temper in these tremendous times. We would in voke the attention of many of those respectable per sonages, whose ancestors have illgstrated their names in the escutcheon of their country, to come forward at this arduous and hazardous crisis. .If a respecta ble neutral association of honest patriots were Vie , .necessary, in theextravagancipo of b Un- abbee 111.111-11tairtfyr I** ateXt4- thoqtelan'.l4 Government is obviously too violently rocked to be ! safely trusted to such feeble hapds.----The Those who prnfitby the war, are now at work in forming so powerful a reservoir of sound opiniot framing the best passible reasons for continuiliz it. and of whOlesome, national infieence might achieve " There is no shadow of safety;" say these trumpeters, • that desideratum which alone can carry us "Li any kind of pacific negociatiun, until Spain, at through the multiplied • difficeities of our condition. lust, 1. leconquered !" Botta". sarx, and every A. man may make an excellent Statesman, who is no Frenchman, must be driven to the other side of the orator ; and we , have had sufficient witness of the renneesPs before we should think of treating for mischief an orator may do his country from wanting Peace: consequently, when /tussle and PrHisia appeal the qualities of a Statesman. The phalanx we would to us in form to. join the Congress, by sending an wish to see raised, might embolden and advent* the Ambassador either, we are to reply no, we cannot, unavailing, but unwearied, exertions of a Warr we trill not listen to overtures of Peace at present. DREAD, a BURDETT, and many other of ihose 'en: Oh rare! and this is the advice given by one of those lightened Senators who have so lately distinguished Papers, which assumes and presumes to enlighten the themselves, in debate, as PhilosOpheas and advocates minds of the people of England! If, indeed, we of civil and religions freedom. By these observations cJuld coniinne the war at as trifling a cost as we would not be understood to stamp with exclusion our enemy, it would be something in the scale th • oso persons so honourably qualified as national of reasoning: for he contrives to maintain his Counsellors, whom we first noticed ; but we wish to armies at the expellee of the country in whichl erase from the tablet of political record, that too they are employed : far otherwise with nB.-1 deply_ marked line which has been applied to se. Our troops serving in Spain cost us twice as much as l partite, like the equator on the globe, in two equal they would if at home ; for, in addition to the trans. Parts, the ours and the in.. port or the purchase of every article they stand in - • need of, a per tentage is added to every pound seer- THE TittATY *ITN SITEDni. • • ling employed on that service; owing to the unfa- To discuss the 'Treaty eat'sred into between Great vourable coarse of exchange between the two coup- Britain Anil Sweden with calmness,• weare ready to fries. Bat it is surprising and painful to behold hew - 94n, requireslomore cool philosophy than individuals endpirties are wedded to,opinions *pi, It is so glaringlyiniprcititlauciaid' eritraugairli eel conceived by them, and which they are determined point of view, and so degrading In another, ibctire, to retain, though at the hazard of their country's are perioaded the least informed inhabitant of destruction. Thus it is with those who say we ought Britain must condemn it, prrrirs fade. • Observeit A send our last shilling and our last soldier to the .too, tfienature of the defence' Minieters set up fol.' Peninsula, rathei than renounce the object of fleeing countenancing or devising so outr.4 a proceeding. it Spain from the French sway": when, perhaps,,at the' is the most childipbwier resorted to. They would sametime, if the impartial suffrageof thewholeSpanish • have us imagine they weroforeed to it, from the nation could be taken, a very great majority would unkindness of Denmark !!! , -'The metropolis of prefer the sway of the French to any other. But our beloved cousin' of ' Denmark had been'. set on individuals and fismilies, as well as nations, have fire, and his ships forcibly taken away from passions to gratify. The WELLNALITS cannot be at him, and yet he would. Wit " buckle to." Whim - "t till they here attained the acme of their am- • obstinacy, es the fathlikitlitlitied to his son, whom • designs. They Must have a Dukedom in tho he had beaten over and over 6. 1 . saute qui 'tank, as a Frenchman says, and him. Di had shown no disposition in puictiasing that the nation will phy dear enough.. PARTS! No, it would be tit The logic of %Tutus will now be hashed up again, and between Wah l -there sievid served at second-hand to the people of England, whose at all over his head. It mouths are always open on such occasions. Nay, Mi.( Christian-like, thati after nistry itself will be more easily operated upon by the from us, he had evinced no new dressing of theold arguments with respect to a vi. From the firit of the war gorous campaign its the Peniusula, since their lapda- tral, if the insolent bf.e. Pm isle anxiety for the success of their measures in the I lied our officious Gnverulnilot North, may be now wholly transferred to that in- I I Stela tth efflr till" In the i r .4 teresting spot. The expediti on w hi c h was on th e the war had bees terminated point of embarkation at Harwich, s hen all was over, had remised many trillions may now be ihnsferred to the favourite spot on which are now for ever lied, which the fortune of a proud house has bee.i exalted ;:, rags latbeir room. Oar mid where alone it mutt be coustimtuatcd, Or de.: givina, sea unforsettingv 4 Second Letter to WTEZ;TAN ADlir, Esq..latot upois the Subject of the Loan for Oirx fitatiostx2 TiousA va POUND§ ; negociated some Yeari since' I,r their Royal Highnesses the Prince of W.t the Dukes of Yolk and GLARENCL,augether aria! a Copy of the BOND and AGREEMENT, shall ap.t pear in the STATEs.v.vx on alonday next. We bare received a Leiter front W. B. upon the ORANGE Cwi now forming under the auspicex of the Atka of Yalta and Lord KENTON; Which sha:: lures an early insertion. p• *t Mail. 'Doe • 0 HePoked u P • ICI:. OF STOCKS THIS tft, 9 per Cent. Red. bei per Cent. Cow 4 per Cents. 101 A 6 pet VAL • Katy Lew. Ann. Wt.* t DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK l{Whin Bonds 4 5 d Ezchequ'er Hilts 9}d: . Ditto Sid. 31pr • Otoniem 41 p 1 •• - Consols fur-Aect. -MO • . Lottery .Thitets ~.,..- , . '['Hr RINATEsiVAN,* • IPBUIRSDAY, .117516 17 1813. . - psi . every day perinea,. but i i i. .' none More 'thaw in the turn which the elections . . of thpt tentitry have atitan.- 7 - ria • Governor of New.terli l .Whe hai shyer; beets yelpement in his condenthatinn of the treatment . his . teptry has received from ours, is re-elected in the &loft ; • and Mr. RANDOLPH, .the eloquent chernpion ler - England, as he was called, - haslest his election le the House of Representatives.. II net'ibe hostile - eiieumvallation ronnjtunhappy, corn . ••• • • .1 • "T ' -+-, r Notice has been received in London, that a-Mes sengers dispatched expressly at the instance of kusgia and Prussia, from the seat of the nekociatten of the armistice, and with the concurrence of the :ad , hoe trench Plenipotentiary, may be , knurly .expected, with gn invitation to the Court if St. sames's to It is surprising, to a degree, to oliserre with ',tat a tion-ihalame Governownt hears of one of itir own Judges evading the law 'with impunity. Sir 1. New ?owes affirmation, on Picky last, hi ti'e Rouse of Commons, that many , persons in Ireland hadincurred penalties for neglect b the stamp 'duties and yet were not prosecuted ; as also that , a Judge was in the number, passed•as air ordinary occurrence. As also that the Legacy Tia was not collected. fairly ; end that penaltiei Were Incurred • there 'too by Judges of the land (who could, oot but..be cogni sant of the law), and yet were not prosecuted, —Vere the corruptions of any system. of Govern ment In any age carried further? • In France,durbig the time of the Revolution, a Judge himself would have been carried to the scaffold, who should have so diiihonoured himself, or ever have betrayed the trust re—' pOieteintim, of enforcing the law against other de fect-item,- No doubt the favoured•in these cases were alt to e . man the King': friends. " He would wil- . lidgly denounce Others • who sboy i ld fail to pay'the taifei ; . • It hat been said thiit. th . ter was,a character . • „tqftlittßti at the la,r - ore t of Justice se..bed, bet,t)t"t there was always Wine good-natured Person (*Mitt to it.. The sanin-thiog may be "said of one donstenced in the Hoesooreommens.. Both the Ar - Itiesorrs,..the one a Contractor in runt, the other in corn, notwithstanding theii delinqueuties,• found "climates. in the Illonse of Pernrnows;• so in the case of e jteAwciltiail• who had himself confessed .thst, he iWid been in the lialiit of receiving b . ribes, in Ireland,. from those whom he screened from paying Fnieise Putles, was spoken favourably-of by Mr. Coirecs. Nay, that very (Ace! visa appointed iu the very teeth of the kiwn to a:ketter . .oisce, gter his veettl add 'faithless practicie f . 04,Sir, jogs WrWroaT deglattd in owr Ilppour4le !ease of Coeteseos:7 saidij.4„wbat • S. -4:lltlyr Och we ham titifitiltopiii.et:n . very clear 'Actkoly romequences of • •o 4 tier, by the Sinister from Hi; ;plctitig an expetlition,. gone at the critical !no.' 'meat. • ,acording to all the ac. Ilamburgh would ;out!". of -the Elbe and ..- reelained opeh to British commerce, if it had not been for oar quarrel with Denmark. The rupture of the negetiatton with Count .BERNSTOIAFF forced, the. King Of Dexmana to throw•himself into the arms of Boman:are, and the immediate effact of the return of 'that Minister has been s a declaration of war.. It was at the moment when• the• Vanish troops -were fightieg with enthu. siasm against the Freitch before - Bitrehargh, that they received orders to. retire, . and that front friends they were obliged ;to become' eaemias.— These SiPle, troops came a few days" . afterwards to seize Llamburgh in the name of IioiAPARTE. The Danish Generals, Officers, sad Soldiers, have - all openly maeifested their chagrin •at unit ing with the French, and although . actually •in Ilembargli with them, -under the orders of Ut. . TOUaT, aft the accounts which 'arrive continue to state, that the. greatest diatrust.prevails bet wee', the two armies. The Danish nation and the Danish troops deteit the'Frestch, and are anxious tG aban _ Allies,, who are ;an. of Geimatiy. A 1 del betwieft 'the' . Edge and but a .. s paiit a'aim4 -to • rig* -po# join* the )t.44e.taiv.: : , Au. expe r ;ht . be liede tki , hout :that it wo'utd succeed Aft -- 4 .. , inealcalableois it•wouf •: raise tbawbole country., in the rear of the Feetie . army. But - ft must be done. by means of in isaitedi.. ate oegocietion;with-Penmark,. which would entba. counter nitwit difficulty, as it would be aided by tltte amblic.sOrit of the-Danish nation and of the army. A small coras.Atugha also to be ready to -be sattrort the Weser, as-soon as the negociation shall have se 411eded in detaching Denmark from the alliance wit France." .• • .. . - . il , TUE LATE .IStITEDE,It AT. Ctlist.EueeST. —G tee pains have been taken to confirm such part of Nichatj ', awes cOnfession as could be reached by other testa: teeny or proof. It will be recollected thut tee serk nuts of the house denied . any knowledge of the poker, which the murderer alleges that he took from lee servant'-hall. To explain this,ekreumstance, Ann Roger's, who left Mr. Liosates service about Easter, has been sent for front Psfordshire• ~nil was examined before Mr. Nattet the Magistrate, at - Chislehurst. She speaks positively to the. poker*.be longing to the . hoese: it Na 9 . oriii flatly used in the kitchen, 4 but afterimids in the servauzs'-hall. ,She remembers it to have been sent to be .new-bitted about Chtistmal, and - that itAtterwards was broaeht home. The housekeeper's, ignorance of :I is poker testy easily be - accounted for,; she had only beets in the family a forteight, and no fires had been made in the servants'.hall in that time. The family had ins% there duly for two or three day - s _occasionally sluice Christmas, mut the atientiois of lbw ipaventit had not been directed to the poker, though now, oa reiallectioir, they most of them recognise it.. * - . WlLLls t s.ktOolis, )(IMO STREEr, Sr. jAZIESI S.— 'The Grand, Ball and Supper, which were to have ' kni t §pfe .. .this e Ettiipund' knot 64111 ". , • M arc hioness ~,. of e To - t e re n i s i h ti ti of the e oaf 1 4 1414 the Marchioness of Salisbury, the Right Ron. Albinia, Countess of Beekinghamshire,' the Right HoneVis.cotmtegs . Castlereagh, the Right lion. tidy Foley; the Right Hon. Lady Dynevor, Lady reatheote and Mrs. Boehm, of whom. alone, . 1 illidehers for admission can be had—are ithavold bably postponed till-Wednesday next, the , 23d just Vonchers . for the 17th will be admitted. "Tn addifloi the long catalogue of dread(' wilts' . , •.. . . . . • .-:‘. • -, .iittritijo ~ , . . • • •-- • ' , ... , • '• • • b. 4 . 4 ''' • -1. ' ...-..“ - - • - -'' , #•,-,...."4 -7-44 N. ' l'7' ' '- -,A,Ger,wc.. •-' - 4 - *--- _--., ' . - ~..,.. _ _... .Si l .44Vlsli 1.414fif81C4 , ~ stusyfd, kt the gett. fih ttlit mill, ieg jtj6 1 2 1 4-1 .- It '' . 'e ' 3 '''''' ' c ; . ....„:A i r s *(46 . 41 ;. At' i i ' ,1.4-44.Attki,Agf3; , . ---0.- , - will of the netion beltseemeter ; • • 'lii.ibis.. 141 0": liegil 2 4 ceooll lreth ''- 4 . ' . '... ".**l'"' • ' • oh American Journals of a litechrteluitetnim '• " ''' • ' ' 7.. 4• • • . •le ... '.' ' • :: • ' . . 4 ? .. J. .. .. • .• ' '.. • • '." 1 • . ' . . At • -1- ,We would there were- ei. Lk. '' ' . 4 . ' atiAttier - 4eso4eattrAltel Set ' - `letfikittifit Ittivveo ,, A divagsgur fiii4 A n Itxtrvtordistaes 13oenoi Ares Gwent, .' - 'erstor to the 0 . 11 '1 611 e ~.• - ,...., 1%. t. ' - :‘t4t I ll• . .”':0 0 111 1 1,14 lollic?* 11 r 1 . 0 0414•4 1 9 ‘ Ofilfwit frigid ' - :! !ir 9 " 1 " 1 A i rti Ct" 4.461. : • lasikkil • . 1 ' iii • 4'' . t . he 14 " e"g• "th of blerch t which-was received yesteedliy,. a font and detailed account of a victory-ob. i kests.46-m-It Is . 1 1ellititrethl 'en 114aideiw Ilatleil - eitptiffaiTia t ip*oiliedho4l,4l•!ler . ... INabe '‘lf bmiffd . _ te '. . r ig,' ... '. '• , I the tOth of Feb. by the Reeling Ay retard*, the - olio = band. that .1 . eh* _ . ..idle 4entilithig learse*:ited abitrettat ttEti n itief.ffiexotat will elitiais. ' . 't . '#olol./x11,7 _411 1 .4'• 142;4 4 4, ,_.,Pku Oielf 3ol el led by GOll. Releratio, over the army. or sk s . P ew" ma t . h t4 ;olllol l l(ttedie nt i r -; 41 -. t h ir i ipoubw irta: det i i i sif i te.tho k oe ni . A , c . ) Go m 0, , 0 .T 40 4, !Nom the p.,41,..ter the Udni4 ear Ifeltra, of which capital, in can wintry. 9idd that 'Wei "MIS - ;lailli t ' - Its iiitc . tie ft - tfil*rit6 b - fil'thialid r e fit ihig ki kt v 1 0w0 to 4.47the.tredeit'eliellatide I?:tliti Baltic ;Mkt , suit of the `action; .General lielgrano took 1a.. .., -.!- __ - .... .. . , . . •• 4 ' w •f: - .%.; ..--ekla r '0 • • . , s . :. -• . 1 - theiriPl** l :gliovef_si , in . The eccount received states, that, `Pwa • wonder thiak a onto of aceitleti and Oligag .41is P ai '" ship-7'7 1 vs sad' Glitrivti.l4ll. p,9.1111-tutO. 444 • teddy e tridyetthit.'stei nit io . t!ePoldenek-llua'__ , _ 6 • 11 'lre ",„ t‘ itek - ig . - Aims .10., ,. .Aritiod - his Majesty', • an action of three hours the -enemy, .fearful 'Oka' tweeted' to subscribi*4l4„; 100 4/Al i i i kot) ft+ snag f .a.e • tvisq a and the &brims, With i pal ruin, sent • gag of truce, and swore ant lints of these Noblemen' thitiketireoeftgli 1141" ides *DI -like . tbe CluserieNsictrusliould• ,rie1k.!14 11 , 4 Irma against the united . provinces of Rio de tw i t 4k. .. country dots nee timetiOil l iii l y s : i .: gr a t .• l h esitit i tomato wilor. ,. ,6ol ... ibeiwobie ,s RI - ete neralsgeiß6 aod 157.- The . rest 'erellO.,lloet= tire ootieityief transports, frem Lishoni-Mteit. of theM ". in which is c"'"Preh"ded . Peie s e , -.C. h ereel4 many other chareeters, telikeektly tilted to • rulOtlie It''' ' 'it sit Ind n eftioeiside le pia; of Coo' all at Itio great a disteneeto see their'nemitlihi SAW. i min. sett Ls Pal. The number wito.agreed state ~__, . , _ 4. 400 . .. ~ _ . . v ra,...,... . . , . p . , .. .. . , ... .. othis.M ' i ' ships k ' Omni Dielloollieviod .Mia . ote it to rm. ~..„1 , a r resteOle 1.-W, lektkt &matt kom stlrick..lt )1$: . (milkiest, to , ' Majesty ' s y s i l , , litettidlailOnG loll of Cert. Tresten, Gavarepx ~ .. i __ ) 1 " 1 "* . i s t . 3 ......-.• .. n . n . , . .. , . _ . . , .. . rid lamented , ei eke l udimi ti n * "it ' s i s ' '‘ti 'Alois eiiiseash.s.i• w i ch tita i ite ..dissel l lor.off Cherborgh:. ,: . , . ; 1- .7 . Nbrquir deli" Plata, 3 Colonels, 5 Cthßf • nant' 7" d 14 - 1 .. - a - -, -, ~ .i. .„ n t. 1 . 0 ” b y 1 e Iv -..--v-po, • . • 14.13 Captains, 41 Lieutenavits, .48 fitals.:.' the appliA4 eirpineness . ef. alktly Wisideatioleiteee it Jaihe-Flitarcit ExecaonlittslogifoAtid ill kimbler , 1 . .Thler., , juice 16.-Sailed lett evtllfig ette, of pori . 014 'the Gone/err of Elgin cutter,' with liar ' , whole the arts 2 Chaplains, 124 se 'cants, 216 corpo- i 'Airy MIMI. wikula t as it "'lli ligit s .....vhropi p iib a ninigg s _at h om e? ; we . heitit)ll4*>-aw ....ear ' i 6 !outward.boutid under' convoy, foe. Portsmouth:-+' drummers, and. 1624 aoldiers-'1 20234 : k despoiding people . --Where ! i s ... t i le It ud i t io ri • the i ..;;Cr ip e etisa .. ei x Which ketee,germiliost-ef well-- 'Cense de' f 'the ' Riir tf e Ltightni for St.. " ARMY OF THE WEST. i 1 CAtitAblisle i an d •the liotrattest Abe r ire handled',Otani on the Paredeln St. Jtases's Park. Mitintel's w : a nd i ti4 sia, el:t- /St edi ter re ' nea n.-,-' for the . wrel .Goyerveche, in consequence of the ex - 1.- I_ _, to which he has been driven by the glo. ! ttot so . Salient as orators , they :evey''l4 ,i;;Oep thk,le: Oka. talent whick.reised the father of our pre.. .Artived the. Tickler . alul iisolgie tatter, from off tory .of Seltra, fearing the just indignatio4 i ilitcinot:ia' y 4.letesuren thaneby, of the n :wo r d-. y Mt 'Proider . from a • Porte; to a Peet ', fronts Mee, Plitaldisp-lhe treaspottsi with tOotts on boardi rople whom he hits oppressed, and the effects: tiattfatethetrhe, hive figured swag •in the political ierigeetai Si Minister. Is ifthen surPrising" that such !f ind "' *'''''' • ' nfernal. policy, has proposed to the Gentili) OW* do ileg the last forty rare. The loutoulfor. sii smutty Of sheuld bege,t a nuttuality of ' ' .4. . - rmy of the country, an armistice for for • mg British" . le are sickened to the hearts fit ginicl th ' ' ' • manners... , The Dike "of acoticerrea has hisen pleased to o_ces between emitient . pirstittagetil "Bat the . ....• ..... „ ~ and ANTH O NY !rich has been granted him, without prevent... i 4 :... 1 . •,... , . . ~ • and __ A . hits . ' T rest aPPbink Nit W- tt.tsam atartute AO ARA, victorious troops from pursuing their march! rw.entng to tee .eciPty Crutt ugass of a worst, the naitteous part of the otiptiotipled . Y Lyme,: Esq. txrgeons OD (i t . gstabliihmeut o his 11 the province of Chichau• During this ha ndful ofjestil, some of thetti . eew, even to the sal we condemn ( our Readers will panawthe whole ilth . fie ti Hi g heii ii l 4 li bese k , , ..., !, • .. 1 . lyeneolte• is not to move any of the garrisons , cielYs. Witte '; , they captivate or detain, by.thirie ills- .stellntion no doubt) is,' that;•.ll6o:le!tdhttion ot-Die- •, 'The felfewiegeatract,!tif ',O letter esbich w a hays is command ' • '• • . '''' •:. oi 'sire s l * °l4 "*. 4Yo °.''''.'. An-. -rte '„, .• ''' ~ :. 4 1 / 1 0‘4 0 he11 , 14 . *. .**ooll# l l4tiiiii*_ we At* Ott, .0 1 80altioitI,rneggetr*,..' pikints ...0. ei)t - very clear ~ mr,,,,,.. MAY 31.---The *Poeta air,' I , Lantaiiiiits - lits; thirciiiitceiti, ind Of . OsNitcitialtli;; irictlpg:Perties, whileneithet of them was actialfy and forcible manner the melancholy roesequerices of ' %try,' ki conformity to its prieciples, is wait ! .i. Whose solid Isiah an d wealth are in a great measile. at Wee ' , with that power I- Oh shims' where is thy forcing 1141intrk lute 'the arms-of 'fir suer, by tho ;be termination of the armistice proposed b ylabrupt disritissal of the Dinisti Minister from He: a guarantee for the proper direction of their we blush'? - . • '' ' • - • rated to Goyetieche, to continue its operations .. . .. , .. country. What is said resrctitig an experiition„. ?r l'eru,. which have no other object than that , earned experience? It limortifying to think on t- . .•• .' -......ap 5r .,i. . . . , shows what might have been done at the critical mo.• ce, which is. the first motive of actioa with : wise and conciliating deportment of the head of t s unadv ised war with Arne- We obserted upon . the ~,.. . meta by a competent Government. • • . 70U II try's defenders. - • [last-mentioned family, when Viceroy of Ireland; a'. *a t that _our imbecile Ministers woold be sure to , 4 4 . 11ELIGOLAND, JUNE. 5.-Aacording to all the ac- - - 7 ! behold Hedged liird fledged ' ...... --- - ---- r - -- , yet, a new , nay, fort - ye , • render it• ifo ler to the Americans: that pre- co u n ts we have received here, Ilarnhurgh would . . Id Lotter go WitliAM ADAM, EM. I6II C 4II *-Pi: purpose, sent, as the represenfative.of sovereign' , l i diFtion v liketAry.tither we Imie uttered on similar .never been teken,. and the Mouths of -the Elite and the Sobjeet of the Loan for Oat. Ilerzeonzo --- kingdom, while h' tlt • t beet I Panful , lupins' is veri fi ed. in every day's ex- i the. Weser wfold still haye remained apt ie . British _,_ , le our sister is. aen s, • a . . s cl --- -------" -- --"'" '' "":--- '' .- don ' t h em tlev• 't •i' th L. I send an Ambassador to treat' of Nam . Narr is the em. • uil! e wit !. ?? • bating for *the deliterteco c moment arrited, when England itaads.in Oeed Of a . t ' • 'h 't te b ". , dignified bli • W' - • itAll that same 4.4°. ' in Pill" entry. e truly ; &route, t h e W e ek wß ic i t ochi n iA tliMacW IgHtiiiiii ts If • - - •moo, --tc )c l'th e.Envolt, will not' do tt, *At ditsirritiVi.that liii AM ' 'Aim 0 itiiist . go, , , in me t , *Aw es e a nn csiskini; . : . -. '• ,-,, : dition_ of .014 MA migh le 1 ? ... • - - —' , - great ris k-. 1 4 ite'llattited 't —.4im.4 *-- ' dye' ' ' . ' In I ... , and advantage would be it make 1; „, 1 ,,.. as ' -- 1 ; -- ,. A -- ..,..' L t . :...a - , .:... r a iu . 1 .'.. A... "'Tti additlea tsr the long catalogue of dreadful at - vet. again , to -.-- ...... '-'" • •'"' `".'" '""'''''" e * . ' "''". 'sr"' ' deists . Whieh• hove' beeti oetesioned by placing dispolition to,resiat Flow,i,. ~,,,,doit ir o nyriday; fix.-4tiot, ".It Was . h 41 1 . 11 4 .!* ioaded ise.armeivithin • thpli - eh of children, we strange if he had ; for then, 'airallfi s ta eiornitsarandt explain the Financie' itotst•Ot Woe 41 notice a nikernlholiteillit, which took place id have remained no shelter thle Country, of which he believed•thetecetility' of iseltikoetley' etieninti . al' house of- Mr. Purse, It was wonderful, It wilt liie Public Were cOmpletely lguelint.!' . -'.. '', ' t i k ~ PVertflik 10,itt . ' Cboritill- 6 0‘ 1 4 , . _ 7, ..",..:. .. , ..,::::::,141*. i l tro lirlf ''i It till• employ of Mr. Parse, -hav- er the unprovoked ill car , loisitilleibess, in - a glass-case, in one le disposition to resist satyr, . T uONATIIAN Russzit. hat 1010-44pligia . allt i eko: dr - tillkelltekreik4ll44.ll had bean loaded at the It be would have heen'aeu- ; from the United states at 0,1114)of tockho al.' I, :0* lias4e. , MT: Metes Mealy, nuoi 1 3 / 40 Pm would have let biol.-4- The sailing of the tr . . • IktotioiS tvoi 4 ho ' stoillitle* • 'Wad. 'never • since been drawn, meat permitted 'genii other troops 90, board far the_ , ~ im If. Alf , : t rilpx__ . ._.,_..liee tricit kens its . , .. ~, and, handlittif it incautiously', tele' Celled-for neotrality, been countermanded . . 4n. t P!".2 449 "• 4lllt Hi t i a ti mil- i'lltit - . ; AL . .ftifints pOsed Ihro,lsgh the salute steres.for the gunboa th wet teem au . loid# 'a- ~, 7" tv'Elizebeth Buntoiy % who 01/11 !" 1 , 16611 1 1 4 ‘ end :" the Deiiref frigate, botie oho SPillit lottdeirilt •A . 4 tioritcoOklair ' 1 7 , itttiCiikit selestmoitreleti to cos of !Vv. 'Procie!" ' ife lals ()Wu/Pm *pet at Ileiviiihs lic".. 4 iiicki .4) k . 1.9, ' '440, .;/* Coronet% request was. held )ok/s- -ited, .and have leik.,.6lllry (erred that the.ettpeditioo is wh01tiPb!".4?00tt. , ., , ,. , , etf - tlte:beety,at.. the Neirthembetland nAteit Ministers him .K- -. :101404iir irtot*Opt. t‘rt‘llll4Vit .144411 11441- 1 , . -lentli who sitersea../:verdiaof-4Cd• i tOwaiiii Peet:, oaf or the NINA' RSINII4? Id CaritmiAlsoti ; t 1 „ • • ... • • • •• • • . . . ____—......... Arr. / • • • - ~ • .