The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-02 00:00:00

~. Att . /. sr I eVL_ S. ". - of Puoi 4 a wt9r!! stAAI.I,'A fN_•!,O - 11., 1: i • ... • : .40010— the present shoat* of the perceive that the god over.. provernment is aaland; and , such an exist could be Creoles capable of directing ! salutary purposes for which ' them. fait m'est, sod install* e!ut seldom wit. itittel l ,pitn has been ez. , 'Terkel,' in its late trans. evinced a total iucspacity, ,e and making peace. 'The Tried on war with the Rus. 2 sound policy ought to , hive directed him to be at peace; and be has made Once at the only time when he ought to have perse. rued in hostilities against tfiat Power.—At a period when several of his most valuable province; were arms against him, he commenced war with ALEIAII. eve, and suffered the troops of the latter to paw ' tote almost to his capital, rather than conciliate his I own subjects, which might bare enable him to drive them out of his dominions; and when tranquillity be- ; gatt again to he restored in his own territory, sod the ' power of Russia became distracted and Crippled, he 'Concluded with them a most inglorious pattript-eesch a i blind fatality appears to bethe forerunner tot thongs er overthrow; and whatever may be the result of the I' mighty conflict new carrying on between Francs and Russia, the tall of Turkey is decreed.' Turkey has incurred the anger of the French by permitting the troepi . of ALEXANDFR to leave the Banks of the Danube for those of the Dwins, and thoeffects of that auger will soon be felt should Russia be subdued; or shorild that power resell, of which there seems but little likrilihood, the terms of the Peace made by ALekatvota are such 4s will enable him to penetrate into the bosom of Turkey throwgh yeriou quieten. 'no — tier Proth;once,so fatal to the glory of PETZR Tus GHAT, is now the only 'berrier'betweett the two Empires; and the inhabitants of thaepart Of Nelda.; via, which is suffered to belong to Turkey, with those in the two Wallachlas, areprotected bythe influence of Russia from riving arty tares to their lawful So vereign duriog the space of two years, by which means ALEXANDLII has secured an larnad into Turkey whenever he is ie a condition to turn his attentiou to tilt quarter. • Iwe - - Sir W. G arose. Kid. M. Singleton 1 fi n t s i t i re . - ~ i r T. Moan', Bart. flint - - - •Sir E. P. Lloyd. Bart. r ow o . - - B. Wi g ram, W. nullities Cotton . . - Sir N 1.1 1 ,0114, Hart. W Cumin*, 4 iermilim, tit, • - .1. P , i.tgle, • It. Colbourn f 1 ',nava-hire •T. W ‘ Nihon) Lord 'R. L. 11. Somerset GI ructstershire. - gi t . 13 ‘ • W. Gram, Bart. . a tucciter - . II H. U. Alul►nee ii. R. Morrie Grampflumi - - Hon. A. C. Johnstone, J. Tui (ir4otimit - - W. E- WrltrY. U. srnitA (if IMIi / y • • • Sir M. iftron, Sort. I. P. Great Criostrarl, East - G. W. (Winslow, J. Stephen Guilford . . . Hon. T. (!. (Wow. il. (inslol• , ii ani pshi re . .W. Choir, T. F. Heatheore S Itikst Hnn. J. H. Addington ilarwle6 .'' ?• Right Hon. N.Veruitiart Badmen' • . hi;; it Bon. C. Long, R. Ward Maitin/0 ' . • Sir A. Humr, Bart. J. liosokiat Ifaverford AVrst • Lord Kensington Welstos • . IV. *trite. ri Hemmers/fir ' ilervfordsttita • Sir G. G. Carteret!, Bart. T. Fa* pertretrd - • I'. P. Ss snoods, N. P. Seidenberg Slerifordinirs • • Hod. T. Brawl, Sir J. If. Sebright Ifertforg • . Hon. .1 S. Cowper, N. Calvert • tle)dosi .• • C,. J allusions, J. Browne Nertesnery . . H.n. ':. Ileurt..C. 13un....0nbe Ni;;lntm Faros - *brasier 111. don • • 4,- • W. Reetford, B. Hobbouse %ninon • . *R. %V. H. Vvse,l:. 4. Robinson Bonham 6 6 . *Sir A. Pigvit, Kat: •R.Hurst H•1 1 1 1 011avhirli • Lord Iliorliioghrooke, W. B. ggllowes Auatiogdost . • J. Calrest. lt."Ttriner Ilv!he . . • . Sir J. Peering. 4. Whit. :latest's . - . °J. W Ward. 0. PAillias Ipswich • • R. A. Orrekett. J. Nomad !rev. :t. . . SirW.Mirling, but. w. P. t. ffrietesley Cent . 4 . Sir F.. linatenboll, Bt. Si fe. Grue o p oi l m ik Xing's Lyon . . Lord %%dipole, her M. B. Tollios • ' i/w noon iipoo-Hall J. fitailam it • *kit/. I,P 'l4 • .- • .11 1 / 1 1,1110 • L ard I. WI ileallord. Gerd a :Auriga*. .. . 3 Ili 14S/iron, •Serd Smola . tin: urea 4' •J. liatkara• C.:. awctom r luocestfia • .S. 8. Pe!1,49. J. Rrowiten •• 5 ersterstlre • . lord R,41, Slangier.. 014.1..-Knek • ' lower . •S. Smith, T. Bahinaloo milieu? • • !J. Iferrourt, J. tV. Lubbock • Lisketril• • • ILin. 1 Bi . !or, *Hon. C. P. Yorke Lestwithial •. . Right mi. 11 1 0 . , Carew, J. w. WIMP • . T. R. "sp. (f. ibinteef torofushire . • Ho_r. C. A. Pelham, C, eltsplis • , Ittgn • . J. N_Tazakerley. Si.. H, Saltine% ii. Ll:chfleld • . . 4; L Anton, O. G; Y. Venial I..verponl • • •at. . N Hlp It. Guilin', ¶T. Gasmryits " SirV. Curtis, Sir J. Shaw • i N DON • . ." ." 11. C. Combo, J. ..ilkiiis Ltulitrrikall • ' a. _ . D Mar..nr, J. H. &watt . . Ludl ow • ,a' L ord ( lire, H. Clive - • -*: Lyme • • Lord Bufghersh, H. Fano Lvolingtoe •••. Is 41 Doiltria g Sir 11. Bt Nee*, Bar. • Maidstone - .• G. Simpson ~Sir S. Rryigra, Serf. Walden • . r .3. 8.311a11. B. Qiiiikilt - • Ilalmesbuty • •'. :WO. r 0.00.,. ;r. a. Resik_ e... . ' Paltin: • yi •Loril k Onacenuos s V. C. Ramat* r i zl i n o bo w rungh .: • 1 ) 1 . 11l William, ruce , liton 7f • Siopford P. Orenfell • Maoris, St. • •S. 11. leirsard, • W Shipley - i l lichaers. St. ; - Jolla Brace. R. G. 11 , butt Herlonettaldre . . Illy ft, W. Vaughan, Bart. lidisurst - • *a Smith, T. Thoini.sos hormone - .. g Ilyag, W Hellish &war Port - - Mon. Str F. Paget, K. B. R ir.Cillem fawnrun . - .1. F. Luttrell, .1: F. Lattrrir, jaw:, _,, lantanutbskire- - Lord A. H. Sinnemet, Sir C. MorgarLlSL. qnmouth - - Lord C. D. auserset loutgnmervihire - C. W. Wynne . •inguatery• - W. Keene orpeth - - Hon W. Howard. William Ord mark - - Sir S Cotton, K. B. IL Willoughby rwcartle-epon-'ryne .ti. IV. Ridle l , C. Eltisoit rwaytie-ooder-Ilme • Earl Gower. sir J. I'. ft oughrey ewiatrt, Cornwall J. Rain.% William Northey esport, Hants - Sir 1.. T. W.llolnieb. R. Werslty mina, Lancashire J. F. Blarkhorue P. Heron • ' l " , llnals - - 11011. G. A. Pelhain, B. P. Blackford - Sir J. 11. Astley. T. W. Cake - Lord laseellerN H. Meru - laird Althurpe, W. R. Cartwright - L•rl Conipton, W. lianbury - .. I• it Beaumont, Sir C. Monte - %V. Sushi', C. Harm./ - Lord Newark, *Lord W. C. Beatinek . - J. Smith. Laid Ratscifire - A. S."•ille. Lord Grants - Rt. Iln. C. Arbuthnot, •E. M , Naghten - Lord F. A. Spencer, 3. Fans - J. r. Lockhart, J. 4. WrigAt - Rt. Ilon.SirW.Sceitt, Rt. 1100. C. Abbot - !John Oweu - J. Owen tompletr?.. • TIFIK STATESMAN. i LONDON: "• ` MONDAY, NOVIIIIRFR 2, MI. Wa have received further extract: this morning fro. theiirreich Papers, to the 29th ult. containing Ilith ,tteit o.,eooit'of Moscow, irlaclurlalmfeeilii, kt . pit*ffing column. Some furtitintratlce is taket l Of this aebspiracy in fans, find letters hive also been received fiomthP French coast, giving • some further particulars, as will appear by the following:-- ' I "An account is jest nrriveJ heroola most nisraie leg insurrection baring broken out at Pada law irtidity last. At nine o'clock in'the morning the r yl , ! city was copruts.d, several Military Ofli. vets- of high rank, who were partiions of Me , • ;sup, it is asserted, attempted a Coenter•Rnvnin .ttee:, but their spi , cilfe object, at this &Oases from , jls4reeette of action, caunot be conjectured.— Tikiiime . of one of the officers ii Lanocitc; he wait General of Division, and' cashiered in con. pinnace of his attachment to, Monson, whom he attended: constantly during hips trial. Terror per. ,- Earl MOIRA has consented to go to India as Go vernor-General of Bengal and Commander-In-Chief of the forces East of the Cape ef Good Hope. 'On Tuesday list the appointment was communicatet the Chairman and. Deputy Chairman of the India Company, and was ref.•eived by them with worm ap probation. The Noble Earl was also of erill the title wth Ai!erten - Irthamptosthire irthiaraptas - irthoiaberlat.tl Oil - ..rJ! %ire • ~ rr! . __ - ri University -okr.►jte • qte . ;q~A . • - H. SWain, P. Gal - •Rt.Ho.G.Pansonbv, Rt.lln.W.Elliatt - 11. Jolitfe, G. Canning - Sir C. M. Pak, Bort. O. Bloomfield - ( °loud Duckett, J. Jlacdunald - Lucellet, It. P. Milne • • 11. A. Taylor. B. L. Lester - Sir T. Miller, Bart. J. Marhluun - S. Barrack., E. I/ on* - J. (Ms) ite# : ll. Moorsout - W. - R. pek e - C. N. Le rem, J. Simeon (;. 04haideitoi, C. Nar.h - R. Chaloant. •O. North - Rt. Hon. F. G. kolw .on, G. Gippa - T. Et Thontion, J. Caletaft - Sir J. Dorkreorth, LB. W. ifirford - Sir G. Mutt heats, 80rt...C. N. Neel - T. P. Lama. Sir If Sullivan, Borg. - J. Cocks, Man. J. S. Cocks - M. Rassel: - St. G. Prendergast - *Sir .1. S. Vtltte, *J. Alarryatt • W. Homey, Lord Colkestatte • , - J . D. Portlier, J. A rataider - Hon. E. Phipps ! RI.Hon•CaCLOOI. - R. Rohm*. il. Gerns.Sl ,btr Barren Bart . T. !Wiley - J. Leach, •C. ft. /Alia - Neo. R. G. BeRSER, Ste. B. HAAB. - .1. Coates, J.-/C. rotten - W. Dickinarta,•W. G. Langton - G. IL Rose, R. driterley • M. Thornton, C. Calvert .tiouth . • •--,- - • , r . 1 1 • • h: ~,. •: • v• el . , ' I 'I . ', ) ..; 4,11,7411 _. mite cacao- Qn Monday lady the Eleventh regiment of Loyal itgfigegsk.lihist the intent- London' Volunteer Infantry, had a greed a W I . siarnarabie eta- day , al` • Ilighbury, being the last muster for • : the year, which was numerously attentki by its . • ~. • ilrlernbets; aud after going through their military du have been :4010 Peet,- el I ties to the . Oldie satisfaction of their Consnmodittg ielther Ayal clep — Elts, for 4ser ' they 4''burned to the long room, where tt good dinner M' the: he old Engli4h stile, consistitiz Of ib lir r se ' a of . very ship of roast beef and plumb.pudding, was provide Iby Mr. lneis, and urging an In. Wlctociiitay. The Cloth being removed, mirth anti the impress setWice, in- confitiality commenced their reign. Several, iiipd received that owed small and patriotic toasts, were siren, among w hills were • the following : lying ia Breit, - Iland—" save the King " nrtleaux, comp' pet iced, f BilareulsWellington, end oar brave Brethren I. Spain, Band ,•• 'Brno*. strike lootar." sail for tbe.etsitakef The Navy, Old mod': Wooden Walk. lismd- , •••• Rai : ships may be blown off stilbun'ic . to occur at tidy Some good loyal songs were also sting by likel y members. Indeed, such *as the cordiali•y unit g,a. ct . humour prevalent, that each member vied ail the other in promoting the harmony of the day. Cap tain SHARWOoD then rose, to propose the health of mao, who, he was proud to' say, was justly. re vered by both officers and men. The Gentleman he alluded to was Major REID, whose qualitiei in the capacity of a militari olficei, or as an Militant in the private walks of life, he scarce knew which mr.st to admire: brewer found his heart alive to thii ranee- of humanity, and his pyre* open at ell times to dis tress. His good managentent of the pec,..thiry . eAl.: . ferns of the regiment, chewed the most oirtettful ..• ' economy—ln a Ilford, ~trey! put ;of hirr . crrit!siet *-f evinced the greatest attestiotsto the best i tit e'icsi q of the regiment. Captain S: dwelt with great. eileyy on 'the necessity' of the Members supportit:g cause In which they had emb:. , ked ; and concluded most eloquent speech by proposing the heal:ii Major REID, which was drank with unbounded en thusiasm. Major REID then rose, and confess-d hint self overpowered by the flattering manner .in whiv4 his health had been drank, cud for the univer sal satisfaction his conduct, as their Commeudiug Officer, had met with;he could only remark, that the `events of this day would be deeply engraver on his heart ; and lie would repeat that Pis best esertioas would be ever at the service of the Regiment; and concluded with returning the compliment of health to the Members of the corps. . • . The following Address, written for the occasion, was th-n recited by Izerjoint At a Sleeting of the Nun-eomntrigioned Olken of the it b Be giant of Loyal Loudon Vol.:F:1(.1-r infaatry, the fulhowlog 1. ,, - Address was mtsoinsomly recommended to the eoasiderinliti of the Corps: • • . a • That every man io the Regiment feels worm in the merle which below:embarked: Is ansloos that a unanimous sitpistsm thereof shoold be the foandotion of their plesent and their rinds. labours. While the horrors of war are xadiering thick amend tot, Mkt • the enenv of harrye has subjected neatly half of It to his not spar lilt, Britain *lse retuutus unvisited by the dresulfet motor of war; nod though, with the rest of vutlrring Lbrope, weesunot tout feel the :ad effects of it, slid we sleep, compara tivrty, in the dyed of paste t and oar country is jet Is ipp an iimarbed by the near approaches of it. Bin. ma time *hen 4sei lewd and the molt anetept cities In Europe me failing men does to the horrid effects or war,- and their iottabitaate wilerhtg the ilread mimeguesesi - eseasiest* Ity toe vitelketlya eat ate. noeusassigiii et ameeelleas far —ostielosbassibothotir ger Ittlew - • - ereatarweisse daily/Altos to thehrthb and lilrertim, ; against Freitag tau rpatioo and sia very —is Koziol:ft finss from dna ' gar ! is .be ims so t6a wheaall ranter few to :inns ender the Asir of foreign invasion t No. Ts not sow love (hr our native country stir to L mI AMINA our wivel,..air Ciiidten, and air home.. they were thirst Cerminlrt4wy must be.' I tie e dat . w rs 6 (rreatlY arrinalti)se 4 v.. ito thee whiet4eVenosed es to inke "hp hems, ibriulil now cause as - to portbeaminelvea in the ice Er thew. thht whether we have to bear therm in repressing. riga Mein, or baps ito as oneness at home,' we may, w ith fee rest ever f..liew free en, proved a among Istriirollsheiesipott of oar etrunry's !realty.— And bow, we will ask, Obis impoilent point to be accoow plishrd Ity and naesiatitz. if our Olicet , will sup. port us, we. on our part, am determined, by all means in cror power, to support thew; and whew tort joined heart and hand in so gosil a cause, we comet WI of soccer.. we shag add in onr unm ben —we idea kmerease is respect:o44 ity—% e thail per fe 't onnetves in our midnory delis , and by our superiority aver the rest of the City Regiments, set them . * Inuit:4le exam ple to.renew their endeavours to attain the same height of mili tary reputation : we shall tints, nut only finned at the first Com mercial City . in the world, brit our enemies will know that every citiseas, also, of soldier 11 As chi. is lie last day dour field-exercise for the present year, we cannot saihr k to pees without retttroing our sincere and gratafu' thanks to Napo Reid, for the bandusim m .mier shich _ _ - . - _ --- wa • he bas at alf tinals sonsoried the interests of this Reel. wats, the iuhlic mind here, and the Authorities are of Marquis of IL , rtsc s, but this he has declined. wrin g to Adjutant Haney, aad the whole of the Officers. we anderstood, to have much more ser i ous' intelligence 'lle i s expected to s:iil in the month of Dnember. bee leave to retorts our sincere thank, and vast, whro nest we -.meet in mos. every one. OSeets and Mee, will be found . a their from the eepitsl than they suffer to irOOSpire. . The Duke of St.trx had a slight attack of his poits.fraily determined to persevere to the eastst.whieh. throegb " P.S. A parson is just arrived, who states, that old complaint, on Saturtlay: hut we are happy to a maceefreo Yawl, the I'M Regiment /" H. so honorably ivy.. Perrot. manyii,vs•hann been lost at Paris, and that upwar d s say his Hu) al II igit to's, was better yesterday. The health. of Copt.-Adjutant llseerv, Captates of one hundred people had been arrested" Yesteriay hlosucca had an audience of the ' s D • Raiser IttarAT. tIARWOoo, tii"Loa LE, and the whal e of the aii.. ' Tite stability of the French Goveusinent, and the • • eery, were then drank ; and after !pending filo day The Empetor of RvseWA - bas sent a superb i gold w ith the greatest conviviality and good conduct prompt and severe measuresperseedirt the police to f snuff-bar , set with diamonds, as a present to the ' were ma rched home to head-quarters. •, quell any disturbances are such;l111111' . 41e are rather LA. ;o f .....r, . r 4IVERPOOL. - I - • . : 4 .. * inclined to think they may haveareePkyed some spies General IIo,INEr, according to a French Paper, The 4streaand Galatea frigetes,'Ceptairts Sciiqatf to entrap certain individuals easiecielpf bring lei -1 has returned from Spain, and resides at Alencon, ; seas; sad Los Ace,, sailed tram • takutit to Madraa,' : . .inic.sl tw the Government; and, *Mil we twelve fur- I his native city. His health is said to have b e en iin one list. ,•• • •-• ' ''• • - . . ... .their information u p on the subject s . we shalt anapead , greotly impaired during the .late campaign in the Pe- 1 he Diet of PoleadHstead, ott• the:lith . or 041it . ;-,. our observations. - ' •, , ..,, ,:- .......: ninsule. • I bee, in order, for mild% a iiew Tee/ of 40;00C! mso,.. , • Letters hare been received from Quebec to the to be completed lit fix F 41411. 'The olficlardetrottlitit • , . .. . ult. Thvfollowing is an extract of the latest in- inserted in . the !ref*, - AM* . ..6 etates it 1:!.bai:!1 C '. ,:p( . . The 31eniteur of the 28th ult. contains two•itileg ' 4th 2 . telligence they contain, relative to the operations of i the relpust of Rowakeierte. ' - ~. • . , ! ~., ..., w , Repo rts respecting the operations of the tuay it, t h e arm i es h i C ana d a ; __.‘e risbnera et it *Op " • The threatened incision i Some hundreds' et,i!panish l's.. ) .,, , ,, r klpalts, subsequent to the battle of Salamanca. 'lt seems to approach ; the • American army about employed on theo . riew mans tegalt if iti n _ i,, represents the army of CLAUSAL as receurted, iry its . 10,000. men, are at Plattsburg, only sixty miles from : Rhine to theßhene; and Which tetio l lite/ylreF..eB. z ; ,..r. t , • • 'fate reinforcements , and only waiting to gOltkit a foe. i.. Montreal ; and Sir Groacc Pnevosr; is on the lines, govt., . •• • ~, .. i f •, l . -. ward movement, on the irst ittisiligeace of a diver -' with about 6000 regular militia and . Indians, ill w . oll : The f_nendi of , Mr.. &sine he're . irlisilileil_ rlii / sz i . ; ...•.. Oar • ieqn pped and ready to receive them. militia wards or grow. for the purpose of ..i..1 in ' d ttst.: •.:: lion by the unkul =dual the Centreind.the South. I are' to a man , almost against,them • and we are not :titian %Mont Mr. R. IstOitirreld ltherssW s • - SI - Its peaks, with natural exultstiOn, of the spirited L. al apprehensive of the result, but would like to . bet.for Colchester. • 4....- .1.....4.0 1, •• . defence of Burgos, 'by General De s Bain)); ; but lee a few thousand regulars arrive this fall." 4 hilisist 4 . 4l: ' exaggerates our loss . The rest of the account is By e letter received this morning. from Ifverpeol made up of reports of reioanoissaoces of small mo.. ;we learn; thetas Artreeelbollertel l fr om Baltimore mint Ito' that •pprt, is lost on the cu of coact Ireland : out of —ma-- ; ttiti plungers, only five are sivat. o ' - 1 Eleven America* ;vessels. 'eaPtired ,10; ltrttisit . Yesterday arrived a Gottenborgh Mani with letters ereilaars, hammiest* been sent futis•the Pool thee, aced papers from that place to the 20th sit. ; 'end 'from h em most * flo gs • fltnahl e - cars * an boards alid St. Patersburgh to the 14th tilt. Yt IEO4 little of v s * of 6 eggplants inVollars sad • • •• ... . . nelulty in regard to the military otiiemeuts t nowt* ' gth_te-spene. - : ...r/.t • • , • Ropiest from General Wretostmettik wiii ws t assm isalte • ilarinfelittit.lttßaer4leTith vets 10 ,91 seemplites the 'tacit] of ,tha Com* •. . .impettel:Joiciedi* a .so, ' ,'" by .be Aso ,' . ..L.,_- ~ ii cap &r i per .1r404. T.l•wiiieir 0 - 4104 i a . This Report motile, tha narraters et Ceiromeowe , - . • i atteo u tit ' 4l ,.. t . ert i t -• h i 4/ :q . - • .. mrh e • • : . . ..,..emet.itiaterele •ma expedition, by body of f,eo of Oilt ikkviOttiq, rup. Ni (ripely' eahl • affVelffSehlii" aitit s 01 . • ilia' ire • of s, ~• 441,ifttessewsi*of Peteish, fr4iifilti4 Ilt enir . .941114.eigdith4046114, .eoOpt Aiwits-i ii 7 ill 1:1144W140 1. • '.., per seise or t lwlllo-14orsefit Alla, ievaVal tail* fgamjegss i e,d s Ilse tslpinetlealilliftmeti. fohytheita , . ..: 4 " • feillr.. i s og t -... 1 : ii.- 7 . iii:,.. __ : Oct d iscs ige gib glk7 8 - -.. :. ... . - , ~• .. I ~.. - 1 • ti 414 . ..W i t . . ititeimpied, with: BiljeegegnYlkelainfillfr*linei ti l l ! ) , _,_ lr 'VeiMirell . , Wile - • • ' ; e4t i ti .: • • •t I. ~, it'. g k wp llidiCeiMelited.. . - -, - . ••• .- • .4„ 4 .. i. 440 - • .'"" rum Pt.ltuu°n was "V I —• ' r Nrk ... .:IZ. se- vw fs.- ts.., Calve. l,O • - - '• ' '''' "":` • • Iwo ie . •Gavernment yesterday received iliquelhie bilk ';Maw after whist* there •are uli••, le . Li m b .., th, es, 1 ., 0 0 : od. Pir Re antnitied on the other side, which it b I 311, HAY-MARKET.... from Petersburgh and Gottenburgii; frees*. foretell i expected will eolloPt the Court tilt e let* hear at limy (Inver is 1110.. Od. to the 14th, and the latter to the 50th ult. so illt-'ll o #‘ Straw . , . • • - . nvi• Atlit %, • : •-- . - • -- .71l,A,%•_rsis ‘.3•'NF . ..... .- ..__ . • • - -' • • - I " . -; 4 0.44X -fat ' 7 ;; l f .' n -.' .. 7 . I . e 0,:,11 tle '' . 1 •r- at :.. ,_ ~- 1 •-' -'• ' ISE gr ATESM AN --...-...........1.----- 7 -..." rr ............ s...itiveisai • . Lone kctielliv. ° W. I: r tie Seelltaidshba *• - Goiditus ,S. Tiv_ as 4 4„, i , sb. J. . . easia ...:,. . .rrig.± ( 3 6 7 , 5 1 1L1. Littleton fades have beeptiakiel(hi dui, Cate* at i lt " •• • J•k "Iv "H". J . %imam, - . •- i.othlitassikee",..7.. Foulke -• • Stitilie it Is l'fri - liqUfanY lai Cent ri a • ,a d C. s, theaoris, Jr, ga. tw yn i„. .. . . •IlirJitf i t=y; wan. J. W. Lloyd .16:4 . lbs . Nisi imiaimma.l . • br . WE .. 9 • MAL E. Plisch, E. , .. , _ :•,.• mak. .. _j, p t i . p one , - sr.veCt. i t.r..--•-••• IS 41 .gessimilty Lord Palesestatt, .i. ~ . t p isti vrd , .. _ . •,-.. Heiler,. ./. StEgt i. . • ii o : 4l " k W • •-• • I " - ' 4 1 . 1 1 1. 7 : G ailtdel : C. triaLi , r. 16. •. - : •A',014 er • It i l vtil ury • . .t. IlatelN *R. R, tdaidark. c i ?Mr. , 1 : !J.', . - - , rr. Rollie, /LW: - 4 . . • Sir. . Plettete,4l. H. bemiti 7 ~1 ''' .• 4 5 - . 1 1 . 410.6101hi1i &Wit 4 , 1 0: .• tOT Loot I!. Stuart • i . ' t -. v ., iSi ' '4 . . . 5117 a Waktela a .Vl. W. Thor .a The meet urgent orders ha e a rdissobles • . T. J . A; I: - w awa . -Kr IL'Peeitt. nate calks& •. • nee • ,- ...,...„ir0ugwQ)...c, - ' wt.& . . ' Ldw,a e ,,,,g, •19,,:if -c- ' - . 114 " 114 !"" 4 mouth, Plyamitith, air 't he'l l LOA. frisapairlek " : li s ag s Sit IC ry • * 'MPOS i I ' ' ' 11 " 111 °° •. ' I t IP • c •Nin".. A. SW*. • • the latmedibtelt.iel O w .. . - . llowbeettarr• • o ir t • 13 . CS' l ll'b e 1 •I.-•.; • . -P . 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R.•Aulest avi---- * W w 4 .llr wu,. ,lc k. . . ..: 4 ;.. t an' . TiSdway. . C it ilii it . lO s r ' tic; whenever oorblkikodlog ce tartan* • . Lord Lewitt's. vest. Losemen. • Weadovag .•- : G. Smith, *TA. Sada - ' - °P • iliarboors its witir.i. V ar ,leliesief • . 4:t.11. Darks, R. Thorson w allow •- " . . Hem 1.11114116, C. W. Forester "on " : _t II ° .... ' - 7 at,. Cue* . - U. heaters. P. W. flee . . w ftblr •, - Lent St. Amph i llia • W L Seellir4. aat tae year, . • corowall . . sir w. Leeson, Boa. .1.•14. tr 416016 - Wetter, .1 .• E. Ilakii. Mem - W.L. . • - • ' . ..t•miv•— royeativ . .p, Moore, J. Lhaisrourgh . west jaw , . ~. C. Bolter_ , .4. &Ifni • . ;,. 1191 Cricklatie . . I*. Cilk s o. J. PAU ..„ • W ii**l4sl, .'. . '. Lord Gediveseet r p. Be r d e t, ; b b ,c . ~- Bose who contemplate the C.s•therlaad • • L ord Morpetb, 'U. Lowtheir • w . - . Datootak - -A. H. floide•anti, T. .P. Iliehrl w i lilliwll a i" -it f iesivitov • i i• s o liattl as 2durtill*fi„ . amts .empire,, mast parcel Demists:alike - • Sir W. W• isil , Slut .. • . • Rees • J.lir ,141 - r-" .. 4 . ..V, ihrow of that tottering Cover I +Kalish . - 1 ewe/ ifebetia Has. ,Aa „ r „,, D i hyrhie. . . Lora G. Calteedith, g. li. Mustay..• nag ate ! . . lien. .. • ) • ••.. 21: were to ba wished. that su ff • ,:. ty t 1 . ::. 1) AY ' - ' Hoe, n g m . r ea . u t rt •a . v 3 e . .l i istt nit , tl E. Wm - • ~, -.. ,• - • ' brought &boat by some Gen vises - - .T. F 1 ".. - . Mk X. . ' • • •- i . . Devonshire - -J. P. Ilisstani: Sir t. D. eletead,lletts: ~,. • . .K. ..c . Nate , iti vast resource to those salul niireh e rer - -L. 11. BINIVeriP. R. Williams, jai. ...: • * .... s ... c ai m • C . w. i r• ,I: - . ~... _- . - . %v. M. Pitt. P.. B. Partulaa Wherkeiter - ' •-• Sir IL J. . . si el"; . 4 .„,)llllll.atslarigisally ordained tai T) netshire 3,) ter - - - C I 1 . 4, J 0 en . c hi c on: 464l J. Jac ks on T. mosistisie., lo wi sd i er ~ ... .. ie .,. ush , ...., .s e ...... _ _ . 11 i:,...v.. groong; for it more striking it Dowinott . - . - ti.m..t. f olletiv, F. Wiantaatelk 7 iir,..7 .„. ifox ii: , .., • ' .1 1 .. i Fil y "r itu L .tisessed of the rapid decay. Oa D roil w ictt Dfinwidl • - I• 6 1 ,1 flun 4 ing Mit • puma 1 • .... •••-'-• ' • - ilibitlld by tbe Governmeot of moms . i .. . Sir N . v. Te.olleet, Hart : . Lord Deryfist TlO•ie lliregat ilat ''''. - 44=0. n u h an 4.2 4 ). . it. J. Lanth:n... It. Wharton . Mi svoli e , . ; ,,,.. ti o i s', et. sat .3., D. -- I Ki Bt. I actions *ith Rus•ia—it has evi r a , t Ly e ,- . - Sir L. Wier, I:art. D. Vanderheydt* • y cliiiiittli, aresed,. .11::::, . 2 4 - W ii i . a is tat•l y lS . i i: ivenel ., le I both in Ihe art of making wart Ednandshury, IL • Lord c. i itaroy, t•'. row . r , I , v . = - . .T. A. linsiblon, 0t.,. C. We . . y„ba she _ sat: L it _, • .H. Laseelles : rAnperer of TuattcY tarried I.venhara - - W. Manning 11. Ilovrarat . York Erie - sids • • -4 .140 . 31 r 4etimui ll. M. Sy s tes, net . ye l t l eoff oe. l ll plet p l u . ad 3s. tailias when every principle of Exeter - - - J. Willer, W. Nunes., , ___ _ - vi. W fi arose. Md. M. Sinsietna 1 . r 4 . ,• . , , • . 1 1 • 1. ' ' 1 • • . . ... . , / . ) '4. I .: . 1. . '..,. , . !:, I t . I I i '' 1 I .. I ... ... • I ; ..,; i .l t ' i 1 i ' 1 1 l i 1 1 • !I I . . I IA 11 . i . L ' \ . I 1 I I \ 2to latt.tOr tooiCenter. - •• I i • 1„.. r . ,t 4, 74 CO R NAKltethilf9l% 112• A • r • • - .`. .• • 0 , 01 1 The sn_p_ply of all Orali - iias eery 111111.1 Ilihiasiglaijiligiike* '.. ion Lena wbrat odd very freely. sod is Ilk yor spatter deigo l ieto.3 - bit Maisilay. IPort4do Wheat 11 - satalbal omelet diva .:,y. t ef .ie It, " ROA, is es , blither, to.. Jag to th e weeciwille darkr am.. ' ~' r ErAak tap 44 'word It bh ow slimes; moi tter riso zzdifte •-• ..i..i. lwer,eoll4aker. Ilataatnplu last l' tt. • thAL . sodither articles. ae - _. 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Waterford 4. 4 Cisdiz — l . d'. l, 0 * ' ' Lisboa ' , N. ip• 1 1 1 • • 1 deeruesty -! r • 4 Jeney •• '.l • Cottenbargh ' ' ' i.".2 1 ' 4 . —,--- PI ;a OF STOOKS .Tlll 4 PRICE OP BTOCI 'Bank 3 per Cent. Corn. 3R; 9 8; 3 per Cast. Red. blf d 4 per Crow 73; 5 per Cent. Na• 90U Long. Ann. 151 1-15 • DAX •AT, NK O'CLOCK. LS ESTIIRWAY.. Isdia Ket t iol 13:che v ier 11111r91‘. 1 • Ditto Sad. 9 4* ~ Ontaitim sti pr. COMMA fur. Aem 815 1 411 Lotkey.Tiokeu • tbaso— ••t • ni t hug . • .1 i ~~ • ‘'' 1 r I . 'I • w~a rss , Sir U. 1 4 ! Vim, lit. Hon. L. Doodas. • (The flettjtk, 4etsyntare not yet complete). ! TY)Soeitleofmicint Ica peisOat ellte on erliditing sooteselit sininieinorindins paper 6, 4ll4bere, be will meek, some infossnatlon respecting it. , , . ‘; ,a F • 11.