The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-31 00:00:00

ai fil chef t erse degree, imitate the French who fought in Arne- •of all .that ,going purlieus en: they will talk of freedom and of fighting at the own Court and Cabinet, as also that the States of the Contineut care but little about their ignorance, eras titre: and the stories they will have to relate l e n returned home, will be repeated and de. and will not step out of their way to remove it. wasse meted on to the no small future alarm of their ; —~ w r despotic masters. So it should be ; newt Her Royal Hi g hness the Princess of WALES made teem Should give rise . to new thoughts, an d . was greeted with every mark of admiration and re her appearance at the Opera on Saturday night, and t ie:rm. Lee those who otiregrettingly occasion ' te les of millions of their fellow.creatures' event gard by a numerous and splendid audience. It - is I:se the tranquillity of their own. We hail the ap. much to be regretted that the PRINCE REGENT was not present to witness the reception of his Consort at eo:th of the pacific Cnnetess. We are sick of re- , lying scenes`after scenes of carnage , and eve believe • a public Theatre, where the Company was all unani- Fatotioe himself is heartily tired of eitnessing mous in cheering the Princess, with the exception of • one miscreant, who could not'be discovered. Mr. am; if not, he must be a devil of a blacker descr ip- , tie than the Courier, the Post, and th e poses make : IT. urthatee was particularly noticed in the.annot be Princess - out to be,--and of W%LE s's box; and too much praise and that is' scarcely possible. . given. to this u ht. Statesman feedtisenremittint . —lt is, however, amusing to (Nerve tbeee (In , . ...... - atteoliow tw I iliSitwardwakii the Par"' i tA giya e•-• , . degree ingenious) Jou mats, querul only irlftErk, :►: ' ' lion she hex endured. Surety-64 day cannot be far 44 BONAPARTZ is ennstant and unreneteng ies hostility to England '," Certainly it Is rio more ,-diata°te when the Prince " Cumit ' ° " 3 o f w4 L"s ' may obtain the consent of .heeßo)al Father to at e.:rsordinary than 'that limners Should denounce in a.... i tend her injured and afffich4, Mother tea place of at •c on Carthage, or that CATO ShOOtd, arty I _. S nate, exclaim perpetually " &lade est Carthugp." :public entertaiument—indeed it is knposeible the Bate not these Papers eternally laboured ,to make i Aonestand loyal part of the nation caa tacitly allow fa man, perhaps by nature fierce and relentless, 'els much onjust contumely to remain mach longer une (me *lnseicies against us by.applying to him every insult: flein.. d. . • ... e _ --... logepithet they could devise. Nay, their conduit l . ~, . : . she Gazette of Aatardav contains an account of ks,bsen the more condemnably uenk - and puerile,4 the evacuation of Castro by the Spaniards, aßee ll' lionise ee are convinced, that while they thought igallant defence against 13,000 French, troops.: "The nry a ere lowering this powerful enemy's repot:ties, whole garrison was brought pff, together with-Duey, tei- were letting dawn" oer sisern ite - the eyes of all ; of the inhabitants, by the active non persevering . + Ley. Th e NewspaPeri•or - no -reentry are solfnita of l'ii Majes t y's slonps Lyra , Royalist, east,: 4 e:irefully; abusive,. aithorit-art have mentioned ; ' S p arrow. J. lid the stigma which titfj! oaf* Twit military corps are assembling, with all expo ilotte.:to bear is un- I -. sappily thrown on the people of England at lerge. mitny, !damn, past from Ireland • one is ordered to Ger. the other Spain. one Officers from the. ilst the system which has led to thie outrageous spit] , College of Wycombe have been ordered to attend at trensive deportment in . our Journalists continues,ithe'War-Office, to be assigned their respective dee. ei will continue, to operate to the dishonour and I tinations. eAmong.ehese are Captains EDWARD and i:hwielit of the common weal l - till it is•pronounced ;Cumtias FrraolalLat the former to Spain, the lat.' :pon and remove d b y a kteforttit in Parliament, - that i ter to Ge rmaey. . -- • .. , here is an excellent maxim, which, ought never to Ltf, Ise non of Gr e at Britain'sproXperity, and even I 1 be forgotten, viz. ab hoste ductal; we ahead be :: so existence, as an iudependent State. I gind to see our Government ezeicissees-normnerya The new coalition, like. a rope of sand, i s no judgment upon its faithless agents-as the French) ageer -pproached by thii foot of the vile Corsican, i one has done upon Mans. ox FACULE, its corrupt • of au ditor, whom they . have dismissed from office with sore our angry (certainly not philosophic) con indelible marks of dishonour, and whose son they yoraries styles him in his paper of this slay, t han i h ave prosecuted criminally, as the mercenary- ant, !!it rest in pieces. This man, who was to have been chief agent of the numerous frauds committed on chi "bited in an iron - cage, (the fabolist, with the merchants and others. A little more ...iiglia 115 7 of selling the skin of the uncaught bear, forcibly (among our public functionaries would prevent se. ' 'h's on one's mind at this present time), this same many public defaulters froqeembezzling the peoPlire. hael.earned money. - :30 tetttre is about t o co nso lid a t e his vie- ....- c On Saturday last, the Hon. H.. G. Betreer pee !'.'iss by a Pe ace , and it remains to be seen what ''Bare rented to her Royal Highness the Princess of WALIII moor Ministers will be able to make in the pro-, an Address from the Burgesses and Inhabitants of " e "rgs of so important a C,onte-il as is about to be Shrewsbury, which want of room provosts our giving bid la the ilohemitut capital. This measure more iu- to - day. s . I ! lately concerns the British people than the result What diversity and vicissitudes do we not see in . l as th e li ves of some m oo. General Krona llteesaursa. 4 Y great battl e w hi c h may be fought on the' plains was an . emigrant in England seventeen years' ago, Gemany. A victory is .to be sure of high im- with out resources--he now commands the largest ;Inane to cur enemy, though not of so much to us. distinct corps of cavalry under BONAPARTE. Bat laited it would seem our Ministers were of that this is nothing to the change of condition in the, Car. "Y of thinking, by dinal MAURY, who, early in the Revolution was their tardy deciemis as to send ' d anta nd ' pretre aristodattque pu , was ac ke oil aid to our Allies. The few troops called un now 11 14 r o tually seized and carried, a la lantern; but by a rders for the Northern Continent will, Prn - singular presence of mind was rescued from that in - 41.1!),arrive at half the extent of , their destination, minent ignominious fate, by wittily asking, whether, ' h•4 they are apprised that they may return home if they hanged him to the lamp-post, they should see i *;' 4 . If this fresh v i ctory, o b ta i ned B 't at oi zen, their way the clearer through the perils of•the Revo tem.,lotion. This sang frond had such an effect upon the 'aced to the French Esselte's, ihough not do- ' ?e e l. pop ulace , that they set him at liberty. lie, however, err the lifoniteur, should turn out to but half em igrated, and was a d m itted by the Port into the l i i i i hiarious in effect to the Allies as was that Conclave ; and we see him now addressing the ffan 14fizant we can hare the melancholy satisfac. .press of FRANCE, on her entering the cathedral of tico of assuring our Readers, th a t there •ts an Notre Dame to attend aTe Deum for her husband's t,d to , that part of th e so -taunted coalition which victory. • ` 4 ' l4 s the union of the R ussians and P ' - I. T11114108.- It is stated, that there are upwards of 1100 hew* onoccopied iq the town of Manchestet, i n einai n s el l 'at Jil!Ousy which we foresaw arising between the rental of considerable more than 13,0001. The total 4 0 ,i,.. s or rathee the leaders of the armies of th ose sof every de s c r iptio n lo the town,. 1 , 4. a.- premises on ' -s, 13 now breaking out ; it is manitatod is form a ren 'l tirortp d sritret of 27 1 0001. . . • . ester*, ' t Pat ZEE expecte d to-day. - • - Yeste y Earl Milgrim gave a grand dinner to the Pat. e Itaarevand a numerous party. Yeste ay, about 12 o'clock, a long telegraphic .communication was received at the Admiralty, from Deal. ''he direct conveyance to the. Admiralty, however, h impeded by the height of the new Beth lem, in St. George's-fields, end it was therefore befeght by a Messenger from the station at West. Attire. Its contents were sent round to the CAtbiaet Ministers in town. . It-was intended that Ili. Rose, jun. should have proceeded on his iniisioa on Safurday evening, but it was postponed. . . . • It is said to be settled, - that Lord Wuirwoarn is to go to Ireland as Lord Lieutenant. he will 'be ,created an Earl on the occasion. • • 4rres and accoutrements have been daily embark 'lag at . Tower for a fortnight saat.; ASO pieces_of Isearys to divisiees, hare •also -been two barked at Woolwich ;. as also a great •supply of in trenchint.toois. These materials of war, aro un `elerstoed to be all intended for:the North. • Mr. Power., late Messenger at the Admiralty, suc .cecds Mr.,ol.lce, who is superannuated, as Keeper of the Navy Office. ' . • . ; Thursday the VICE.CUANCELS.OI2 took his seat at the Council Board, for the first time, there being a meeting upon Plantation Appeals. - Vice-Admiral tiouvet has recently published in the French Papers an order that all persons attached -to the marine servCce, and who may not bus had the • sanalksoz;shill undergo vaccination.: ' y. .. , • Wednesday evening last the apartments of D. Sot. TON, ladies' shoemaber f in Priocel-street, Cava:. dish-squ;tre, were robbed oT, 1131. lu . motes, and a golutity of silver. • • - - • . . CovrKT-9ARIIEV THlA.Ttito•ft:Ttie kelo-drama 'of , the Brazen Bast,'whicb, was Predeced on Sato r day night at this Theatre, is an ioteriolfing trifle in the style of :Tekali. The !tory contains the roman tic adventures of an illustrious fegithe from the power of a tyrannical Printe y Idle, faith the us,ttak, fury of a divot', 'specialty on the.stage, pursues hie. victim witisell hit terrors : the irefisrtunate deserteii is taken, slid condemned to be shot,' !whiff MS epos: rent inevitable fate is attested by the sudden. disco-' • very. tino .1.1; lithe-son- - of his intended raurderor.—::.: The storm of horrorieweetliately 'subsides ' , sad the' parties are immediately crowned with a ll ther.lappi. 'hiss which is so, pecnnar td. the. last - Ad...ler tiArarea,. This littio ; pieiodoes„..ultirliiiii it pretends to da t it . alma aria° delineation oT character 'nor eicidrence Of dialogue i . just go many words are used ita i t iiiii. "scenery teaspleurthe story; which wives on pith y i veeY'iltitinl gradation to . Its catastrophe.; . te.alta:` very well bOtehedi ued. giien'ent (Or 4..Seemid iibi:;,' bition stud* very numerous plaudit,: •Report as... Signs. it. too Mr. C. .itsoisot:i And • thk itiochanial - merit. of the plot snakes it probable that it has' been arranged by. sew person well skilled 41 . 60M:had . elect. - .. '' . .: .. . . DAZADFUL MIII(DSIO.--This , inernlig Mr: and . Mrs. Bonner were found murdered in their country'. residence, at, Chblehurst, near Bleckheat6 s . Mr.: B. was one of the principal RUSSillil merchants in London and was highly distinguished for his hums- ' iity. It is said. that the ruffians who perpetrated this atrocious deed. were four in number.. Saterday•merning,..between nine and ten o'clock,l a very melencholy. event took place in Somerset- Street, Portosalt-square. The Iron. Mrs. Goanore, • who resided at the house of her daughter, Mrs.Wr a- LIAM, threw herself from the window of the first ; floor upon the footpath, ,and though taken uo alive, I '.die expired in a few minutes afterwards. Mrs. G. I eras betwees GO and 70 years of age, and. had for • some time laboured under a great depression of ' spirits. . ' ; • 1 Three young Alen of respectable families in the ! canton of Lucern, named itoesta, Coprean, and i Famicis WILL!, who were drawn for the Conscrip- I Aim!, in Switzerlana, and mutilated themselves to i avoid serving, have been sentenced, with the con. I sent ihaFrench Government, to be transported to I ts Co and incorporated in a battalion of pioneers. s ki: ; utal i .died in. Paris oe the ist lust. of an atticit if the palsy. His body iras-einbalmed, and' interned . on the fich, in the eim‘try of Most Letiis. . ... -~ - y ...tiy anti her attendant, was decorated with Bowen) $ little iff the Pad Oft, ila Pressurise. Whets she first applauses subsided, God hare the Xing' -who called 'for from the pit; and was played by the Or icheitra, the vocalperforiaers baring mostly left the House. Her Royal Highness was afterwards greeted by repealed bursts of good-will and congratulation, , whichalmost shook the edifice to its centre: during 1 which she.continded het graceful acknowledgments. The ballet aftetwards went on to its coficlusion..— • The Princtis thee turning round to retire, the uni t • versa' impulse 'Waved, and 'every gratifying testi mony which could be given by an audience, com. I prising the fashion, rank, and no small portion of ;the worth and talents of the countty, was offered in renewed and repeated plaudits for a considerable i time. her 'toyed Highness withdrew among the the most conselltig ind delightful expressions of good wishes; ant:leen:o'ml respect, that ft:lcy can. figure r Twowv tittewirreattemen came into firer be:omo%. • ''whotts, moat honourably conspicuous in her cause, was Mr. Weitsaxxcn He remained there most of 1 time in conversation with her. Royal Highness?... I Thus has the Princess of WALts again shown herself ' i before a sympathising and gladdened public, and re. iceived a new proof of the unbought loyalty and vir tuous attachments of those who look to see her, in : the order of events, one day seated on the Throne Which her virtues and her destiny may adorn. 1 , We never saw the Opera-house so full : the No bility were numerous. Lord CASTLEREAGH was in 1 : a box four or five from the Princess. gotne dark mind, we feel shame in saying, renter] Its malignity, once or twice, by attempting to biol.— Nobody could find from what quarter this foal OS • Oatunr proceeded. • POETRY. ON Tim . ftecitimort Wince • caremri ?wale tt•D JO Vali Amrtirta!•RT oticiza. OP TOO PURITY .011 ISLXCPSOSP. 401101 r 41,1815. The was bisect bat sure amends wet! ezi • ins iartto half t as cordially haszo'd ; Aod if a t art tte taken for the n !tole, Ile got the best elfusion of %be soul. PARS sastvron POO TOIC ..• Beans 99. cheaper. Wheat khaglish) , • Uittu (t oretga) . Itye Barley Fine ditto - Malt White Pens Ditto I boiler) New ditto Grey Pens • ON • LAW LO .D's COMPLAINT OP TIC Rico:mut tin eV TM ROUSE or PrICILI. Amara the llott-e is " hot as And he is right, as 1) once, told him; Aid stone Peers think two 'ld he as well, • If it should prove too 4. t to h .1./ ..s/u. O. • .., • . Amis• na. s oPPONTioN TO TM? hrt.t uw POOR cOokrre. ON ToS OWN* I Of 'PO .110C1Wo THE DAIIMEnoLI panioaLPA te OIVALTTN• • ea The Curates /ire starving.. _" Lord 11—an woe C. • Asast then US' Oiwigt Ikubti 'Wee. he trieP4 :- But says Ilse (.11--.t, --e, " vay. who mow ot lMt s • 4. While %he Rtettleslisisk rosy low Ilisliops Krell/ flotP • • " If the. Conde is solliteed N eny-enstl be thriving, • 46 Pray, what will-hetoak of the liector's coon Lavish ? • , 44 , Poe the good lit the &laurels, let the eastern le Imo kW. " i• That souse .say he mavens., while oaten are cutrawa." ' •Helen Kenaedy, wk.) wit about twelve ',inths • ago tried for Murder before the Circuit Curt at Dam. fries ) is again in custody, on suspicion of child our. - der. A precognition is going on. O'i Friday four more,eopperplates fur fo►ging • tank of England Notes were fund by the labourers employed on the canal in •She Regent's Palk. CO' Tfirre were joist . bring a pieutiful i u reduction of front „ ppIiMOMMWm.. ---- • . . I ~•, • - , • • • • , . , . ..' .. s k • • ~' . . . 61 * * a t Ait e rFS 4' • ' • . •. . . . 1 • , . '' . '.l • .- .. - . • . . 116:Gi‘al°12211111111: . -Mash. Doe tgadeatioas midi rialitteellOtei . ~,t,.' - ' 74k ...* :.- ; ~., -- • -- i , Ti7 7 - r'w'' -: --. :.t.i• . .1 7 -- ....P.:.. - . • . -'. '— ' -*- - . •• 3r• ....... Critiliitiorib : 1 •, • 1 1 4 :• r • " : refs. .04 '. 4 '''';';ol. lo , ' . ' I:ir . . '''' .; -- 7.,- ~-. . ..4.. : 1 klt , . .. „:„.„ . ..: . , ..v; t••• :: 0 •• • • .... . ioNawad • . lt ..... ...... ~ .. 1 : 41 8" - Ira di at li t i t hiPill U k t . ell M . 15.011111 • . ' CU ' "• or ' ntil . ' • :' s l loolll W lfifflitii *!' . s - .......... . ("ha - • -.g0... ... A .,.. • 1 "tt _lr ,/ ;t if , .., .. .ofigsec APrzattiti .1/M 010114116101 , t i .. .• . ,• • 4 • ii. .. : r • :i ~r . - . -.. • • 4.. v• , .- ' ' 1.10,11 k. . .... . f . a tabu ?A IX DAT AT , ONE JrCIAGg. *ls et his Mitch towards ' • 'Agilaft st. the ' 71: atsiso . 6 __ lisal . , i , . thderetond ' t r : ttill*l' roili it • Itabli Muth 14 dia. • • • Isnited slain army ; the letter • - f oam a 4 . 0 o a t .„4, . • ic. , . , ~, 0 . 1 4 1,0 4P 14 ..• ;- • . a_A__• • • • KS ' 4 At . R eft 51 facttennee liiii. *I. r Mt view k lak it talkA PcYasoults s at29.. 4 ' . .-So' . , , fii,. ... heiii t iimit ~ I stit. t he Opera eh of d ay night re' oat . 0.04..i5 i g .1/Itto sit 45, 0 . . le c „. 0 .. ;hi Minium . Idek is the bitter fruit which pier Ki ii i ims.. a Misr; Tegaoills.Mis * _AA .' ' -tieing/We' afiod o bs unroo f o poo 11 1 01001 r e n d irk >of iiii • ' • , tif e r, co ,. Ni, . 4141 Ctiiisolz.tbr Acct. NW • i' • ' oi Cork bre' I Aim 14 9.384 • , Lottery 'rickets. ‘. 4 loots of, for its enheardrof ' sir Wert, iseke:" 6 ".` 1 " cc "! c k'i • i •: i r 1621 1 1 IS %NA; ftwyrit Iliglaneoji . the hoots eau. *Bed at aii Si l, ' .._ . . • , shire Militia; ens Jouf mat war aad toesido it L 1.4 -...-.....4 ---.,--r--1..1. stapled, sacrifices, In a war, which era! to it oo .ts l2 „„ , frigate• Da a claim . , • : . .. , , .., etli y -oar. .The pit was droVided snoh titter , FALIII6II4,' Al e Nl --Arrived the bloorilloirld ve ' ' Mei' . " . .------ - ifelottiLysted quickly no box was left Onocce --•- ' 'PF/ . r t l i l S7'yll'E SMA N. • • delanity"for the past, and seCeri e rt theitterel ,that of the Princess, to w ___ $. __ ;-.lliledile Arjowit palltet,- l e performance of the Opera stid t he 1 ' 1 ..- ,r..... .,, r „,„,.....................................------;— ,---- ---- .Twe Heligoland Mails arriv . 'llo Ilatanday wom b., g o o ,b r ip {ions ~ • _ __,, c , :i f from tsaket, . for Halifax ;, and the Alftsoalaeatod gun- . leg, bringing letters and paper! tri'llre' Mkt lestalit. wan a 191 a.. 'or. titbit otiti-Maltiti Desk . .4* WM- the illelle . 4 the eyes of Ow gr.-Ater . pattofl4 - • LONDON: . .. • .. The. accounts brought by tiro, frosallikedwirgh,', s tated Were coetinuslly,turning, In expeetate '‘. orthAir. KAT 11, 11113. .• •-• brig, with 'a toirvbrof Witten for ' il l were only to the 1%11 1 at whleb thistle/omo wets Pero o li s4dh c.k 9 . Akit!lrf• :a _„, geeing this moeb.injuref,lout vindtated mut saessioin : of the clty • bet thertaltiheisii letters l;egs - " .13a et, for ,I l ishoo, p o d: I _ .. . . Mel Preitim parket, for Surinal‘lnti with /tails; w hi c h 0 rosewy Mis prirseidign The. Opera IRIS "Le rafolo • . flirca turclay's STATitaatAlt armeeeced . fli! aeries! I P ° . . . , , lial a later date, which state that the ~ . bad retired, , are gone Into the Itoeds.—N.B:Slace ITsilingthetthove .....t.rat.Atet shone. with Note than hip d F oh Journals the preceding evening to the 22rtensed brilliaacy. When the ballet had proltOilifet - 'lll the 24 h ' On ! and thet $6OO Swedes' had elltee : tilt:oboes tot it s the Priaates'Elizdkik packet" has received - 'enters,. some kiligth, and n z 111. w niteew .2 red s ' thetillwr* t a private accounts to t iTt. . Saturda y 1 and will sail in the:coatis of the night. ' edict • • nd that the Gamer ` Pat ' a at e , ~ :. 11 r Hvtt , f filter rapers from ' Paris reached town op !P ewt nt ening u tea there. At the date or tin lan Mora.' th e 13 1 4 Ma r . rve the It . ; Walli s, derabie Wagers were salfered lint the• Prinatiterilit , sth and yestenlay to tbe 27th, in which ap. ' "Pc • • '- • from Gaffe, last Irma Gattenburgb fr . ns-arh . ' a , 0 ~, enea not be present: Throughout the lioure.espe‘lntisritillak • ; t e the %.1 . inh4bitants of Rambo h wer e in the dtVaast dhmay sailed 'I I - • (kill notice for assembling a Congress at 1 rg • . • she 4 e lith init. with abmit. 49 sop a Com' apprebenalwi seemed poised . At length;thkoieliog., s c.;rs an n , • omit Iraklion of whom such es had Oben sits siti g i land ' till t Wall' d i d ue, in order to negotiating a General Peace, I were ~,,,, , - : 13 71 5 150 *con fi rmation of what we observed on thWi Pail against the French boil? tinployed • • to many were or f this port. .06 the -j ams day (18th).: eteppTeg.of Mind* on the opposite shie, en d the mi.'. .! I, of an inswecnate armistice as soon 18 :.pi,ctißg up their property. ThrOtiollUe• whose' a'ieet of . '249 sail of transports leftGotterstnutts fee claw of Wens mitered; on which all tlivt stefliuio • pro b a bility Ere- s a e ' ‘l4..assithing half so mysteriois hes, tig,k ' H. A i , the Baltic With troops. _.„...,• ~.- ..• . rue, end '.fareted -a issetst esegriticent cad Wirral •-. or assembling the sho u ld base- iwiseree-of both Dames sod Mu op ,' .4' "4"" 41 CW1 11 AY . 30. - , 4 .11="ring , ictactei -- -lbrinis *verde* by - Lady . •- -- oken place. This it tot/very' proteeding which irefl l111 . " __, _ .. , .• - i ~ ... -. hart reerl heard here e'er sinew piaster- i CAaseees.r.,,,eillitilopined-fisr it few - illitiiiiiii. -- ' - - e dirted &considerable time ago, when w e t ee e r d e d t ' elFascwh' The fortwer of these rower! 1 /Pilsoinen - day evening • ; it continued at intervals all night, and , back of the bolt; klialilrigVeriitersil tiollts" i r '' ' L. r - • II :, opinion that Born/Ants would show. no eager i ably possessed the city (protectors, as. we bellere,) , this morning It was renewed, if possibte,*ith greater • She then advenred to the front of the deer i ' "' - • when TETTSSIIOIIN was obliged to abandon it in or. !igen!, and yef continues , (four o'clotit it is . sup. 1 - with mud* seMeompolure, thoogh evidently fe i c o aaltion to follow the Russians agsfil into their in- ' der to stiesigthen .Berlin, which was threatened by red_ to h pro . fro m . the Scheldt ; or A• part of impressed4iih -the toecLing interest of the 1. '. - . i ; ble climes. He can obtain his great object . 4 .tae Dote. Coast ; possibly it may be oicings on b ow ed repeatedly to the faience, wigs the us" •' - ' the force* ender Vic rot an d. Sossuisi. The gritheut, such another excussir ; and wilt feel• • account of the repot:led victor yor pe 4 1 ' ' will Inform us . or , ais oc. gracefulness, seriourness, end dignity, besondrer rime srisfied that be has done .esough to the detri. next Intellige n c e s we Presumes canoned by an attempt of the " Scheldt fleet to come i s h er ex alted static ) nd tier 'Hew • nor er er al mo st reran -. • o fth a t Capitalof the House of Brandeebargh be. ou t. • -eat of the throne of. the cZA "a l to ma k e the . o ile arid their' Sovereige thiiik - of him, and of 6.11- DoYE MAY 31) ing again in the hands of the French; an d , in . There was a very heavy firing ie ver y g o o d health, she appetite ( ) r ather peter Imo slating us to expound the riddle which the Crown again s on the French coast yesterdaT morning, which . isnot, and assalfeatly afcc ed II a lilro eine *Mine • Ilk of bine,' for a century , 'and more. Ignorant Prince of .Sweaxa and the King of Dtrillailt. bare be rd here, at Deal, 'and . at - I! olkeltAhe,.. It Il which seem necessarily to accompany even the triumilli . n the h Russians tre at this day', their- Ewe will said to .a general reyojciag for a victory. of innocence and !Wee, obtained through& levet* hethers' concert or remaies t . lintl.that they sill be less tame and tractable than • com Pose d; w •be . otherwise, tad arduous straggle. 'She was bobbed in moo:row also to be cleared up. One thing Is certain, whiCh the hare been. They will (at least that portioti of , , Yesterday the 1411.11 Ciiitarir.LLOp. (1 . 11:1 ‘ 61 Midi. ' l og , with a white veil thrown over her shoutders; mini a is, that oar Ministers a pp ear be nearly ignorant o nce o ft tE RC htYaiCZIVIT. • , . ... . them IrhO have borne arms against the French). in ear !her head.drus was -adorned simply wills a Greet. of all that is going on out of the purlieus of their The qbasx and Poiseuille are expected in Co town of diamonds. , AA/turns wry !.bandeau 1 , . i 1 ~ : I , ! i , ‘ , 1,. , 1 1 .' ! 1 i i , 1 f' I I 1 1 li . I i . •, •,,, • 1 1 l I . 4 11 i Ifl - ;k. I 1 1 , 1 , , , t*'• • I) ] , 'i' ' I i f , t CORN-EXCHANGE. MAY !14. . 'I There were hot few fresh grrivalsof INlteat this day, Ant there being a pleatifhl supply on MAC loferio, qualltico were at a redaction of heat IQ. to 4s. per quarter. Borley,"Oati, turd . Beam `2v. cheaper. thiper articiaLientain the same. • 1 1 Wheat khu g lish),.... um lot New ditto 00 00 I . I/itto (tareige) .... 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