The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-06 00:00:00

Captain Mann!, tnn, privateer, richly laden, 4. 3 icl .--Arrived the T'uscas,, a cruise.—The Llrgeed, ' pmn ' tetl convoy to the Dow under seizure, Si. han 1 . ) , —Yesterday arrived the , " Cediettr, 74, fitptaits 40 gum, Captain Corti', of four months, olf the but one enemy, an Americal 1 ft this port, and she pad. Cop'• Nlouncher, with 35 '2SOJ prisoners on board 3 i. Copt. Hancock, with fisher, 18, Capt. Triton, Nkliterranean, left Nla time the plague• was raging the deaths amounting t, flied wholly to the Bale, and the iiiidttst item Gibraltar, which • and the Sharpshooter. n ey.—Sailed the Snap, cruise; and She fltucco soy. , -, Pormotyrn, .5 m t .,' e—A. t• p r chamowitiltoot Wises * , of the enjfiovver ; 'the up Clmnotel ) esterday, Ship Nipaphen. The I July —Arrived the Dial a Mail, in 15 day4.--Ca, Reno:umee, ..r 14 guns ' ell pl u red he the Rebecca an e‘chastge of two broad' frigate on a cruise, and FA Latoirrit v ituo-3.-.. !doh packet, Irma LisbaN with a mail,,ii 31 days ; refutation of the opinion I prangs to seeintnia. I n . . len.. bakers, . _ fifitilett schonnee from. tit. Andere, with ttisitotehes • m y a pp r ehe n siow s h oweeßT , th e f ac t l oa d s t o a eer y 'Nut lost, who are particularly interested in the re . • . gelation*, as they are subiact to penalties for non ids Majesty's ship, Goesock, to give iustrecttnns opr _,• deferent conclusion. Witai are . the rat dream. the Mediterraneen.—Arrived to-tiay thecompliance with 'them; att . also to these to whom its D O I ' . 'Yu- sta ces of the case S . W hy ,.Lord, t here are illerlboraugh packet, from St. Andero s in fair days. a ! F Y. . . 9 initiation is Confided :—" The Mayor of he at least, 1700 . Bakers "441 to the ( "tree' i bars*, and two or more Justices of the county, _---....--- 1nter......2.m....-_ "..r. Ell'qCßlPTlnli Ur TIM DIMP CrlitiAlN AND of the London . Assize,. over 'whom yea eaerelowitleitidn thole vesperal,* jurisdictions, where it shall v,.N . TILAtoR AT t OvF.SrrmARDEN tett:STK& vigilant weekly superintendanCe. At dwell* a nisei betitootted expedient to regulate the price of Assize This scene represents a grand national dquare, oat o r of Dived, are millsorised to appoint a fit and proper and sixteen ay of your Mayoralty , mouth sds rounded by the statues of military and naval officers, .person (not being a cornfactnr, miller, baker, &c.) with chararteristic basso rellevos. • , • . this immense number,. you ore orily able to convicts . • . I . ,to receive weekly returns of the prise, and quantities The saandards taken from the foe are seen suspend - , single Baker of. making a false repute,. What is the of *beat end wheat lour bought or whi s t° be called ed beta ten the pillars of an open coinnade. A maitre' inference to be drawn from this bar Why,' • Illeceiver of Amite Bilurns. Act provides for,such triumphal arch opens into the square, in the centre , that such - a numerous body of men hare for that r retursts t • also for obtaining returns where no of which is n magnificent structoreiencircied also with 1 . .. of nen tithe either conducted themselves with strict I . oelleleot market is held ; for retort,. being made on ba,sso relieves ; and on a pedestal at the top of the •'` - lons • under a fit receiver of as.' ,or, if not, that your Lordship has b e en dAielayat forfeiture ; , .dome stand three statues, representing the sister king- 1 . . • . 1 shns returns to make upelitestetal•setons4. for setting dome pointing to their heroes, sad their trophies of sentewhat remiss in discharging the prirmiry and lm. . thi assize ; 'noise to be inlorceTnoA exceeding seven si do ry.• • • • ikwtant duty of detecting and punishing their eitencesz ail s lithe borough, and notasoleding 14 days in The Ventilator, which is the cap of the roiling. is I At, therefore. .y`tia coanot coosistentry stigmatise isinrbendeed or division of the iminty. There are made upon an. entirely new D D ' 4116 - le * Instead of tits Sabers withoutcoudemoing yOurielf, this must 1 provisions for punishing perions:reVirsing or makino cumin down, raid forming a dark gap, as it did for. d o h t be sor t of d a le m a 1 0 . w hi c h on • lo w false sinerns , and for - ascettaloing eirrectness of re. merit', it is now level with the rest of the ceiling, a a U a . • gwilm"..., fro m Y w terms,. 'the Act aPpeaell to 'rootlike provisions ne. wish to and can be opened and shut at pleasure, tiecOrdiugto 1 ware • Therris.s.." o, l IsalY, Irsallalag line emi r , r ev • e h r i Ni s ol l god. due v ir eo ito.t h e measure; the temperature of the House. other alternative, via. that the Bake*, cep to limp ° ' . te and plain tables are also sahjoined, The whole COI*, an Union Shield, the eboleiplit: this of this leatedielido cosiiiiiioo, bee Tiphlt4* . .. *age the p ilm . end assiaa.,;:. . which is the Rose of England, encircled ill& fin; law; and therefore Wiii Uraiiiip iii oompletelf db. , ! satarers koeotair:-411 1 1TiliiiirdUwetifttl„drap Fleur-de-Lis; and the ether national orstawlerifiiii, at - 0 1 eted of as gat Or oegiiginie." These tit!' the 44 fdrAeridon, silversmith, .of ermitston, lest week ! a picked in with, the Union Colours. The blue, width : - - t he last i s i r *Med 14‘stested to look at some silver watch**. "[faiths was found rather too darts . at the lighting up has ' ealy jail rhos *Wag ail be' take* a • • , __:. .....1L“:_: - . -'sbaltstoße to kis wind. he*, ' chain, teal, Ike. been softened , and now accords better with the ge- i and al the last adds to your own irePlotosionilwwwwitj ~.:fig Its . .sccounimuiinrgits, and r , ' were fasten- I effect. . - . . . . VitCIO ", wares that of thi Bakers, I age so Aare* 0ita110i 9 4,1 , 0 4 0 49 -. I,, o k e d shopwir •htte 4311 indoir l and for your declin4ng itr adoption. Whqd fr 7 titottli - Mr. I.: to be qoick ad OsiObhl, test horse had: . - . • _.. only ewe sinner to be found in aloe • "takstlit 'ade V illir cit.!, Which he _ Lien ili w iltrddestr — ldsove, should The Publican-Sinner, whit Ceases his met, • . illeam teen hundred Bakers I Tbig'k; ledeed, —• jeep. ilpilolf ;et . the mem time polling-out of his pocltet v Thinks to pave agent deal, by not seeding Ogle erWtft. • ~-- - -.-.,7 , 7 - . ' Thi s- ' - . 1.--.. "- 1- aid Placing ea the - counter . is, canvass tooney-bag, Ant though sorb a phut may Sees IV and sew, 44111 1. ~ wing inch in malogiont on tory, eenoseet; is L - , L.. 9 .. . • with paeit.ncties., Th e moment %bttt he saves pwice in Poister. bell Isle midi la Cliostwe: Mdeld not dishonour the Cliatieter of eten . printitive i ""'""PY un ' m • tile watch teat reedy_ for.delivery, the tallow looked __ ow ._ It is expected that the nine sea • toteriss i a tire cirristlans. : This incidental, hit not Irrelevant, topic, (*ego incidental , the window again ; - exclaimed, with great. Argus American sloop of war , *lll be convicted, aa , i bes . .dreirn me a lii tit farther treat m) purpose then i eernestness, ihat biaistirso kid set off, *ad snatching one of them, an old man, has declared, that, together i I intended, and know proCeed to the direct consider. *the wittch,i i ran out of the shop. For . a,few mi.. ai th himself, they formerly belonged to the MAW ;Woo of • the Main piiesV spirited for discuiiiiit. .- • ithtes4 Mr: I. presuming on the apparent sufficiency lying before bitty, felt &Wan. , 1 •- • , -- t • •• ' 'le first check Which the law his' kieelitgeinsi 4 '" wilmial s` b Nl which was . 1/11 • 11,1 r. WIAITBREXO is entertaining a iilert party •-• i s .k ., , s r - missi i s ii,__ . ~_ ~,,,, .. ~_ ........,. ~,,,.„,, gni sappleions; 143'14 man not return , mg, he :. von. friends, at his hospitable seat near Biggleiwade *4; • - "' lin° °I menu, ' 4 tl 7 "••••,. „'"7::*red,teeziatine his security, whiClikkftnind to do: Bedfordshire, ~ . ' • ibority with whirl' it has armed Your Lerdship r : : • , , I aviaficor 'nothin g bet scraps of pritile4'hills torn from Sir Fuaacia and Lady Botorrr are returned . ge• . -..other blegistrates, to compel a fair and just return , T!' be Welts. The depredator got clear ot . their seat near Oxford, from a tour through .D• by !the price of . fititer. A ?Cs . penalty, imptistaireent, and; . ferpose.-06 the Mith nit . ee Imlabattiat'ati" take" at l' . ,i woottagge Somas. oa view of Of beds ot Timm APKw shire. • pillory, are the formidabl e teerooteroplivyril to - deter h,,a , * „$* h i t he fir riot; why Mee ow sea.. , I We are told very sapiently, that the publications the Bah,if f ro m a woe return.. it, these a real tf a i der vernoight.inemireseneeot wwureattte received in is left of e Court-Martial (A' the preteentitig we suppose) . , • . • . mita froos a havairt. ea the Matt Weed*. 'edictal by sae punishments, and trio • eiits whack atrititmariiy seem. Milli. a fellow *mite; who It me ***Pillow Pi rimer an, Oft a lame occasion,' before they had obtained the- • ,_, _ - • ' it , - •_. wilirilitakeirdlialadhe-Alik-frata. therlit e petzli z anitias ih a . sanction of the Executive, i: to br I,rought to a legal Pr'Y th e ta—such as theism of propert y' , Freon, eon . . witiat yee „ of age. i t airm ta 1 . . dint tei issue. But we are not told why the publication of character, are insufficient o keep a Bolter itonest s ,..44n flik • , wiri r in tail k :aalnel elelen oit ._ 0 ehl__!. 4 •l 4 l lll ° - thf rti t'' 410 ei. the proceedings au General itruirAuca's Court- the sanguinary law,of DaAco, may lot such a per- droaltheer, appiovedlrerid i l ,awl7lentri shatollhattas Oki tbep Martial, and on twenty o t h e rs ' vhat might be named, per, be bad reciiiyaat to ittielis. : ' +hit ii "PerASWI . 0 (. 446 albPr ° .1131111 e ear shogrt e l f *lf Grieco TM and in WIMP mien from daffy to day, ens not (lien toi may depraved h abits • bet iiiitil l Irks; Ter the alit of lti . wariti l ianal Me deereetef . ottem after letitthe huts itl`Nta the same reprelietisimi ; nor are we informell'ishat is - ' • • I" 1. •,.' ~....Z.._ . . . A L . Goillia were both etitivelpr. In die rostretafilaWell the nature of the i-site lobe tried:6.o4le Isielie in. even a triding an on to ON . WOW'S' 4111111 . beatir, .! • Win isw the , &mtww aear Mr owe romaLso i nte fared party; tar who Is to be the proaetetor.4iteede incer . theen„iit of perks", attil'estpose h im s elf it‘ 0' it. limo , e ,Pa'Atre: i r,,, shir„„riarwl.6.4"7; tie it merair s .) -..,---,' :: .. . „ ' - 6iny . 6iia rdin, is, viamo, eiithinibeiliiita of * Pie.' ." * will antotvt . tee ." 0011 010 11 " 9 " tb° - aae z - a ...; ~ safe Grille pentad sass. nail the er of murder was. ANIMUS/ W 001), the LenessMie Mien... es at lentil Da hitity: litteatriOniriiten lit . is tospaetalik conditioil ei liet,b Amon*. .. milk thee Zee ep to ' * P int 'II E"ditiods to Ivo Wm' miles tiirtitittals cis i of life, who areowed by - tho esetraltsts of' comederahlOmblier‘who wire 140 . 0 i% mgetirt. wpm, i s m 4 thell i it on Thursday neat, for 100 guineas,' avid•willtier that' • • • - ,_ _I. assieshke glitter la lilt band. wines (same allibt was very d governed by mead feeling, to find Nth 'it '4lllllollltilialt tar win - elk mid el; Gaily" have sot ~ a pedestrian of some note is at present In halals; to and . -...• : •.. 4,lofin:' Chtliaingiel," Yes, and wi ll k 71174 am Wyse give start against him. is, indeed, scarcely possible. • rely !ate. • %Mit leti these. autumn so bed. be Will pre . , A Melancholy circumstance harrned at .Old liar. r Bet it *ill be said; that' the Baker eveb aft* !r ee tb dria tes bi l l s te i gem b l e t o o td i I t ft h r arhi hi ll il : c u rd :It b , 1 4 boor, Ki t ig S t MI, Jamaica, in the kenning of June : making ;fair return of tbopiece of Sour; kas 11.16111mg; r erk.iiii - aotose mi de g t, whit* he ictrilitt ) pointed oat to Wm, 24r. George . Clot sam, Mate of toe ship Ocean, and i n hi p ower t • b aile e ibe pr of braid , bribiet illd vardst vl646 Th e il ib„d"" d t a m 4 he wsr eit kope ß giok abs Tinriteeemd t" imelles inn lii. son of Captain Clutsant of that-vessel leaped from i' - her yardarm , being a (lest root 1 wiatmer 'and k t $ sun o weight , s bystb o e en atinlteratien of door, ami d' k r 'tha !'7 ftem r g"'" U hl"? 0 0 10 .0 pll" 6 1 a t te r m ".. *Mailed!loin. rise no more, notwithsta n di ng ev ery pardon WAS mix t ure of i m p ro p er in g redients. Here e g ele ‘ ' ter; ° bevionlii i i s sua i los L i tler a. llittfork e a j t s pre-: made. by the crew to preserve him from a watery prevent the public from suffering from such futellMor t ZT:Z=ereiget hootv, " 4:lig width tiaretett Ziemer grasp. It is supposed that, instead of ent ering the teat practices, the 11 w his pr&rMed checks :,eiiti ? - vt_eie emunisee, returnee a vereircot 004 _marvire as wits --. committed - i' gaol to water obliquely, he fell fiat u p on it, whi c h, from its guards in abanda'ne..e. resistance, instantly deprived of Sensation: ' fortunate Baker, at all _ . . . Some workmen, in sinking a well at the Cortry. asontleg, house of a G en tleman, near St, Dinh, - 1a VninCe, hint of In f °6Ners ' "limed other tlesckp se last . wee k's found, at th e d ep th o f 15 t h f ee t , a capper- coffer, children , all thoroug hl y Peas are 16; which appeared very ancient, and contained 14 gold of a calling, the' tuber ordain _ _ _ _ . _ COPPER yarns PEWTER t rings, coarsely wrOught l and 25 gold, Medals: -aching reproach to : iiii;en,,,lgh "" 141 of the latter contains this inscription, which is rather g un country; *l44i..thew ' illegible, " of the lime of Clods." melee the operations s!i', The long contested affair between the Commis• boners of Brighton and the person. who. rented the to bold a consintalloa at market thereof theta, is decided in favour of:the De.. such cunsßltattil9 the" fondant, it being ascertained that it is a public and aro digested and new free market. - At the head of thiaderm Ten F renc h p r i soners on S a t ur d ay Wind& made group, will geellieeti b, their escap e f rom th e S am p son p r i son - s hi p , i n t h e order of t hi e f. to i m o ser w k., Medway, opposite to-the Hon.- Nine-were shortly i the•wilii**lll4 A f ter re-taken ; 'the o the r o n e is A o pp ose d t o b e sequnt te r • tin, w fled. A marine, belonging to the Canada, was. he is to share in tketileffel:, ~„ .. _ i __. drowned, in a tt emp ti ng t o sw i m a l ter t b et h. i s t ruc t them hi liii &um, armirn ' 00 66 0 • • •6 o• ••• • • • 211 .V 0 . P 6 .1 day , .. . • y;~~ ` . . , to 41,1 v. •.- _ ~ - ISof Weiiiiistint, doted' Lemma., August *5, to movemeetetiMpor!ance has been mile by the imemy, pr by the tellies, since Utranamitted my late tert.- ••• ,-. . . . . Wee ricetild oeperts Tram . Lieutetenii-amwrtil. !,oral WiWtatit tleotlnek'te-the 19th oust. copiecond • extreets-of *Milt I hove theivenour t0.10c11064.1 front it tiyOktelitbat Marshal - Sachet co;lected the troeiMuotfk-hht esosiiand . .:at vita Priors on the tot,. eoilijsi6Of (mai twenty-Pie to thirty thou mitt Men, aelltLard Williain lientinCk Ante he had hlio . relitlisgin a position' on,,tite rive,t'Gaya, suspended all the operations of "ttpe siege of Tarragona : - kis - tartishly, however, seal not nth. .. with tat iidtlitien,.tebieh he,,,coutd not occupy 'fit sufficient ittength,; as be had not been joined by all noel tiltapseeitiolo,he espected, and which ~ was liable 'Seeped_ po 'both Banks. le theiefore . rtt• epee Cosafrilis without hiss, in Proportion -Itatiffial4mohet advanced, leering - Tarragona ~ ikkioltplecelke..-French have-blown up and eiscrt4 a owl *44 Sea.' has 'gale retired to. begt 4 ii dome your lordship's enti oim 'if iliwitiehised:repoet- of,-Cokteld — roMl Fred. incki'dfiebis conduct of, a lkdoinneet of the . pserfat istamtsi-in an affair WA the enemy on 5th...: .. . • • entirely -approve of Lieutenant-General Lord Int lientinck's having retired, as he had not able to colhecChis whole force, and did not consider himself .sufficiently atreng to fight a general with the envoy. _ i . ~ •• • .......... Eiernet of i Report from Cord William . / A Llt u t s pit te the Mar-. of Welliogtoo, dated Cambritis, ' iii,' lel& -...e - On the 3d the Duque del Parqueq - corps came up *tta Tarragona, es did the division of General Sets. Child on the I lib. General taco could not spare the Wiree regiments of the division of Migares, whichl had requested him to send me. On the lab, I heard that Marshal Siikitet had re turned to Villa Franca from Barcelona, and had brought with kim.tive thousand' men., Tj)e reports of the succeeding days, left no doubt of its beteg his intention to move forward; and on the 14th, I learned from the Barop d'-Eroles and Colonel Manzo, that besides collecting all he cola from the prri 'lees, he had been joined by Demon with siz thou. Mind then: - - - In eonsectence of this intelligence., I suspended all operatiOns for the siege of Tarrshbna, •except the making of famines, and landed neither artillery nor stores. 'there was no position on the Gaya,- as I had in my • former letter supposed. There are only two carriirgeable roads across it, bet they are at a ties: tance of- tlermilee,from each other. The river hay. iag Akos , ..vaaier.init,. sod Imiag,oaly,begossable from tite-steepnese of its banks, is,passable for infantry leery Ayheets.4.•/ . corps placed in the centre could not reach either flank in time to prevent the pas- • sage of the - enemy. • General Whittingham, whom I had sent with his corps to the Cols of San Chris. dna and Llebra, reported them not- to be defen sible with so small a force as we could allot to this Ott ct.. . . iiiitrßetided - tO have pushed'on to the Llohregat. Sachet's, army was at one time divided between Bur. ("Aden& and Villa Franca, and Its environs. A rapid ' movement might possibly hive enabled me to fail se parately upon his advanced corps, and to obtain pos.. session of the ridge of mountains on-. this side the •blebreptbefore• he 'could have time--to bring up his .troops from Barcelona. ' I could not execute this movement before being joined by Sarsheld, and pre . vioosly Sechet lied concentrate d his force in- Villa Franca c and its neighbourhood. Sachet's force has been variously reported, from twenty to twenty-8% 'thousand men. . • 'rite imkindiate vicinity of Tarragona offered, a. very goad position in itself, but it May be completely tweed by as - enemy who, crossing the Cols, should approach Tarragona. by Vals Ind Rens. . • Os thsttlatb Sachets Moved a large corps upon Alta Faile v bet the road being close to the breach, the gin -boats prevented hits from passing, if - such were his intention. - On the 18dI he drove back the posts on the Cols of ' Sanfihrlellina and llebra, and afterwards forced the corp. at - Stkia,. by which - they were soported, .to reline., Ali whole army marched by this route. yponlichet's continuing to advents towards Tar. • vegeta, l'aesolved Ippon - redrihic WO* night ; and the ereey n eeekted bent,thisttorisitigilfhoot any loss, and witlatte receiving any molestation from the ene my. If there hadleel tiny - fair chance of success, I would have given them battle.- . • ,t, •, : ).11.,i. •1. ! • . Field• capturet, a Trry low ii 7 lrri m y L oa . .....i n . my . %Tar woe &moo* it s . 1111111111 1 81 1 / 1 11111141081e. ,1111M1011110011544 . Or ?PP"' . , (rpm France, tround to I ,_:„. .• „,„.„ liiiiiim i,„, ,____. ~_ ,_ ~. . . , . TA cas,,lo, Catitain:3o“6"4 , mew your. eitnnsrop ••,., . ~ •ir- ...rir lopiri. mOO% wpm/ 1 ! 11...... 1... •401.orri f, 14, c o penin B el ohatoilifii ) ; 1 dettortakdiseounioa of thf Villmlillt ti1ih)... : 414124 - 1 4911 % 26 , 4 *.talat "I l l* .' l eta t hhlP t be ." eta - tb ". addreii Dowos.—Cante ban lotheoser, tie. liken neither do liar tin, afritti - Afillikiy. any &Wit s• lasersallat to' tiastoe*r regardless m r ,, i , o i in &pada. Spani.itsittia, otaildbosel to Labe the Tweeilld . besTlkilitileOltba a thriportromtatadoidly lotatO hisi,wo in t erest, ' 4813. 1 '',:lilV i a i l:; 7 h e lr e 'i . . 1 , t ,.....'mr5'; i etessolY, "It 11117 , bare Iti!r . ' kik; *114.11.111117 tePlPOeildiledl-40 oech'ilieadful ha. 'No a is, from Au isnimcces Ta ''' '4 tra ii. -I . lfri advance. When, howe ' Ser.„. r., 'lliefihin.b • Ir. ,- - • Amfurawkipiiik.---at.a few slial • Illicit Thus,. "" n /i• , . ___ • .•• L ___ . _ . .• • ..., = _ _„, the . re t• e Wester'n lilands, no - iIO3 ---- Sies . i t aelmo. I contribalo to -malts"' ' . : "'""a 1 5..!.." 1 " mr Lewd, *Mk • SAW :: toont4, ,by Pitssibm'Y ' , r,,,, met:icon schittletr ) silgt thel vercely i)ba 4 ti" t° ,! person --your P r di 6 Wil — I ° - : . dhs lilt" ( .6 ,4, it...IS l9O I.Y P h "' ..4Oiti V /r d. ! le i. i i i i i pe ; /trait,. 1,,, ': tafte f iyze l thet./*ltirratklll!rall'e,lottfti MN'S ileel - **Cerny: thin bat his.,fittimot . ft,:attempt it - .c o rset i 35 sill of trans Otis ' Int cannot do it legatill-bat by/ OW' elebildWikk• • fllegriftpro 'Time sal" ..Ihat serropeed biut-the i de . ittikli 1 7 th rti co f;74 : ei 6 : r hi-ba . ,:,,,lpr it • . prit:llitanka g the certain danger if _ ' llablatTollltillaw strodiewthat elan foam . . the,. 711eitletioo pf.offeace; ' 'make o f ~. , .., nu,. 10. dispatches fr i oso . 1 , 1,4 . rein. . Ti arege the hard etandladoe ores set t ore ample . sicovities fea .his,ciategs4y, ‘fiat,_thouglt.- si tt.i d tr b t , , o lattal'on .t ho gth . Atiry.,,st vr l a ibleirilsbnarair as a reply 46° .,", "'""g- 0 b a zll l the Whet' cannot INDS: tlVS.fuNtsltt t rb,!sing 7the , *wi n g i ng Kith increased dialiimilityrettly the SIM as to adduce an las of: contrite*: pr i c y / 0 0 b nis a v .6 1: 1 1 ‘ ; M aj or me g eif a w eer by baring to lifty it dal tide it •Wea etto.r t than levied at •Hottsislotr, is aoivrea to Bi.ocarrons l ib uln ae . ; „IT* ii,/byste p o 4444 , 4,iritogage T arr4g lin tives.-14cAri,. 18. Cl*,*:-f i theilleiality of robbery. • T IN tires SOrbeeed the. utfittlinatilerr4- Mad tr.,..,;t2,.. a future lied grit • • , I- /Stan , PtArrrlthly, „it qg ce Mr: the solemn otigas 4 sm 4.aimeth.;,k more- Lethori its whigh, I. . . . 4. .. , . 1. p „stack, i are placed tinder gni .. ta i e ,i - i 14 yTv. _ _ .._ laient, .oidtlie ire* .44 , 11 11 cft floc, tatealsO,*ellTe'llad'eStitta ar :-to year Limiiiiiili "Lthe Raw iv mina ''‘‘ more ''ai • 'FP _ - - Uthow i tslintqpts annexed te. suit false Mite °fibs adaid ---1-- , --.464.:"...a—L . .:” .." ", .:• . . ..' ' .•* 4 °,: it 4 ' l Pt 1 4 )* tIllit• 1111 4 10 •- ' .• . • ' -.• ' • 1 r ligail.l l l . Itr.wvrlet. ttsr 4t. 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'lit -, 41 / 1 1 "U . an" etriliebk fa his rigida, las .wg lie ma* . sh ai . :l! . si tree i s qd • 4 Bodin //wilt packet Until cipi,s; '4 do-swititk ey. test letter "see hi spiwatailee; b y ir ivwsrkta rtitoonlible 1 4 4 1!:/(w Lk.* . 1 fr0,.."-#4.410415-at ake,iß t do" dry e r ifewres " * " 44B -k•the 151 --Came in the French, ~chooper otog,dar-coincideoce, your Lordship, ter 'the` in I Writer. aila seb ski I liwrifils arlatt , lll na and 45 mess, from L'Orient., Ilawb, convicted a Salter of etikini a Mtge' letieri ifi gat r atia ‘ 1.4.- • ! I , I : - V__ ree roa a fi.i o i.l 4 l ...... teitr sa ; • ceo f 4 1.4 41 e. I n.d .r. as tl it i r t a rif „::: . the peke of ;Oar . I notice this before a leiam amal 1 tie illiowittg is • lia. abstract. 4 tbe saw. Act . or) Willi "' i c u. , A : mOO O o f wir o n i pi to . farther, because" it has been Merl,' seised end Peilhaleat for regulating the.returns of all persons been 1 3.-,-Arri,edyeafordeb , the gam. ttlamphantly hold forth, as a -prectical and decisive who eel wheat and wheaten lour. This abstract may action) nsi t,,..... -4h...a _l. st tlout : cohnotion of doe opinion I profess to mantels. In ibe of use to millers,. halters, and dealers in wheat Lot nits provineu =eo $7 1 !_rowiraz:;;;;; • ; - .;;••;;;rsiel - i; iWs - icia 7 i It bog let loose ti n upothe WWI ei the mo w s masa. , , li Wits in th e day, e who 't? . - ' 7. coltlCElCHAltsi: F a ii rr it t a oriesed of men, woosetti. and , wkis ib rAr r b u ,4ll;:i l t mossier& prholl set 01 dy initiated in the slOotairiesi4Sids‘ialgn a rereirer• v = 1 1 4 1 1 existence of whit& Is a din& ° . =_.**oms radoer i t er leter dna 06 FriSsfy. Is • !gfiteied op, sod. to i CM*. re hi jraink i N• ' f il m Ne ,,,,• a ii i i these enhaptif wretelosti tie& :111imalAile.) , - ...' 40 44 relt 4,. !( the diy,lt lo omit witlitbilk rie, - • in 44 at a chose. roodesvout. iti Matt* —••N.• • • • 1 4 : 1 1 1 , X wig.- •- • • Ro l Plans of plunder for tile day • whisi kos, ••4 SO a P 01•14141 ) ... '.. • tricks and otrotageiss della& f i ttr i i to is! . .:•:::::: :I T •^• Fe e V I Z- ..e . noted, block, mut obootiollod rop; •• .. .. :•. i.ea- se eseois.l - "--4.4. - ......„„,.. '' ,•:` Fbe feeed•ne of ast'UW -. ''. . ititgruirttlig i ititltitt.:=llo,:i wk. , acts u a slit of aria: . • ..c .•- ,'Moist the , pirgswi t tim.. ii si t:.,' IW. to Oa. Id: ROM 44 Gado , soot, sod who well know ik i p a g . ; „. 44. in el. at. Row** - s/ti, , takes V 56114 1 ". " 16; "fri l t::-isk i : :it t e strz...-.........: its.curbot... "sea looters L i ch —.to:. to U •111. pip • , t • • • • I • .r r • - • . A 1 • 1 0 ' •1 4 D y OW. b the • . iinspitalet, Ang.lll. 9 bisn, MT Len,—l have the humor to inclose the copy • : "P" .of. a report which Ord Frederickßentinch has made Il mason, to toe, i mpiing an ask which took place on the l i r (t_he e 15th, Whelk this enemy wet* advancirt towards Tar. l k, a rft';; : ragana, Ind whicktermitiated is a manner highly r etnewes criiditable to the Brunswick hussars ; A part of which • ' . Mt , segiinent alone wits engaged. with a very superior number of the enemy's cavalry.—l have the houour 64,) be, 4c. . ~. . . tame 0 1 604d$ W. BRITINC.JC, Limit... Gen, riv . • . . wetk's 1 • Comp. %lr Caisbvills' , Aug .l6, 1813. are 10, ‘, .. . . ordain Pi•T 1,44 t 0 . .—lq elmdienta :to % your directions, I 4 marched yesterday afternoon; with the brigade of .00 OD ,66 70 or..airy l ender my command , beyond Nolles and Vil. .10 et ittreite, Lad - teeenabitred the enemy's column, which . . '— '— 'was advintslivg. sped Yolk .. As soon as we began .16 42a ' . 0 ‘ • A t on to resale ,, the ere, followed 'is both with cavalry ." " hid kiloisto p 4 -±". Itgesdren of the 4t 6 hussars -.,* • .V 0 SI • .pg go , Pfeneft S!ger_spoe ear vear.guard, • formed by AP- •8 ! cn:ltw. :.11's troop of the Brenswick hussars, 4 mad t O6 chary eed over po wer it. The ii enemy ' es* thee with .etinivird spirit . 1 lby 1 and n; set Caplet*. iTaicheoes, with hie • •1' woo trawl ; seat to the sippett pt, • Captals Waifs% ' a 4;4 160 ..• the eulfsby Wyse 'hives, hook, 'whit the loss of one .. Q ' al l ey - 101.4 4; 'melt eilicer welettei t sad bottom! .... ~- ..; ~,ii.•.-, , -it. -;-..;.' .1 ..=. sot 1 ... . , . , d . . ~ . , '.' r! , . ••••i. 40 t