The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-21 00:00:00

116 e.---- ,_ . isfs%. to hsve teed the chief difefeece 1U Coostitation and theirs, in the yeas!. t s. t.! • .4.13.1t1 we quarrel with diem 144 eti ir ' i i the (if vristsf. the case was Indeed eitoosis, ferrot with theel. The Governments titled - „,,,, j 4l have all gone to pet t:gethee, •if On 0 !;o115:i t u t I 0 1 i makitig had spread from Trent* 6.. m env. No wonder then, that they show? to chastise the insolent Democrats who I re:,th billion ; and being likewise rather c1:11!, it is no wonder that these Gefallle e a+lei Mlles 1 - - ~ . , 1 li:;:dgrates. and Lord knows what, for Mit Hs -,, :0 ....t all their titles, it is no wonder. that they we enemy hack. t o their boats, w '.'''• ' ble ~ o t!d all wish to have a share in the spoil; that low The loss of the . Allies , wok Ash _..., , 13 Olken." "Li* .. "IA ,lt to the satisfaction of exterminating the } l rene.. Inecioty tloi" 0 'of T' Pantos REGENT'i larnftwitiotiod cosseleat** tigiebut4 , to any - . that dedettive.stolo.44repraintalleilv.thlit - of identity of laterrst and teeth srl4 the penile. witch, Iww much soever to be deplored.* Ohm( itniverially olloWed to be notorlitisas the stia at' hobs tlafi" at the same thee, we cahoot bet hal deeply ofibefoil *kb that noble generosity of soul which could alone iodate year Royal flighoesi to sopppse I fir ‘ilitating the lotrodei ,tnowtedge India were pt coed by wieke. nod ordered to lie on the table. • The I:dtalotrgit Goal Silt and • the host Smithfield lasHote mem Hill Were wad a third ti,ne and pawed. Adjourned till to-morrow On dig)). .7 .;!; ; i•` rd e rrner s, would be the I__ is (*week .• . , _l nt ~ 'h oe it • Piettetelt REolwr held Litssn - ,-.. ''•' •' . sha , _ a L evee R ii- •.:. e ..! 4 , _ ..: • that the retinal of •Parliameot tetesiertala bogeyed°, " iiiie: . _.„ ."1 444 r . • .110.40.!.( • . difinetabering so fine a country as France. 1 . .. -. • .. .. .... ~.4 . : j ..,; I wee la weeavielioa that your bisocence• stood above all sew- '' , * HOUSE OF COMMONS... ._,• -'' • Mr wntch woe numerously attended . • - sis t ....., .. . • doe, mid is apprehension dm padiame iniedennee _r. FINLAY presented a Petition from the HeititersArerior that so plunder anti 'ininihilation were united to. • R ..1 ••• ..,_ n _ _.. gn to arrive at half - 11 Oillock.. • . Paisley in favour of the imporiatiun of Cotton Wool Wow Awes' •ese might daft/ Rs resteredon et yes, daughter'serociety.'' • • rice.-Orderee to lie on the tehle. . • • her in this virtuous pini"ct; and the Paws , a ov naeseps.... • . , le t - ' • • • la Mu' Webb judgment ; had the Home of Co mmans con- •. • PRIVILEGE OF THE HOUSE. ' of whkh the r' interest and revenge, the two :divulges The nuke, at York, deemed.. Kest, tballseldge, sad Some di e t e d itself towardiyour Royal Highnrsi es true Representa. Mr. CREW EY said; be thought it his duty in neednint the • • dis susceptible, were thus both like l y to Vie ..ketter wile the Highlaed materet) t • the -,A= rai r I thee reale tented , Enpike wise ; g le *pie me a d hate had Howe, that led had been obliged, that day. to pity nine to the Stevan min Canterbury. the Cabinet Theaters, , tee lore L • . - Klee of 100 i. et go to i preen, for a supposed 11k4e-oeteeteed in I• Thus began this horrible war of ex. Ow lhoot Steward, the Vice-Chaoceller; the Jodge-Advotaa, no weed to leave Illited fort rani ee foor proteetme. Se grstitie... • a 'reel made by teens lo Mat tease. Deeneno this a easier • meanie tal ROW for Ibe conside tio of Purliament h• • when it may terminate. Heaven only c oant ev„„, t , aow ,. m ic e ,telsei t icicala e•the S t ymie, = lan terminason, en. Sidteouth, the Secretary of State ter the Messy Departnesegi - lad d P ;do/wand et " Ides ' • e drawn unit et . Remonstrance on tlse.se 1. in voice of Christian •• wed Terkish Ambaseadeiegi die loofas , Pmedimt am which prevented monk, sem i k onm a g um {N A N ," Ro y al met,. which be had given a complete dread of the. cireeuroweeces of the hen's ; but it is no wonder the . ... Ministers, &e. • • ,e - • 7- -, ee m eOe'e nt ram. intending to have preseneed it this ed g e'. • 'tip „thee reguirerl hropv should be silenced In such a conflict !I 1 Ak er the Le et e k hi s 'it o yal Highness-h e ld 4 p r o f mot being Wad" down to Flaws* ;Ss lswims''°'"`"""'" 4 " , for extendiogrhe narrative ohilant . irr a Sal, and Ir glMe ferele,• rteidered. . " Coencili which . .wfieresded by most of th e c i bt A Itoveasneot.. , . ~... ~ . . l this impossible to-night. The Peatiolcand Reoponsttenceeholeld It i 4 imposeihie that a Read er . R" ..of Abe. oretgn Minieten, - ;:".. .......- • , ._. . vi,,, e gs a d y ea e rre .ea e . . . ..pg she t operse .. t he. more •be reaey: a l ndi r f se tweeted twepormn ; and lir the mean thee he • e "• - • '•• ' 1 memory: iebeetionestikeptesiele xpresifive•emin;aset rinse .I=tsMis.oe and 011itr e VellaN.letinsitetio •14* itie 'Moose, h Most feeble idea of the : His Royal Ifighe t ihee gate au di ence s to tie Earb , bnioetitietit pretences undet abide per Royer $1 .tae Itii ** • Y - w•w'" eii r l i t "Pai s staks-agrassagS - Jetienals can Perm any, -e &il of the elleelltut 14.whicir heieed , i t me- eked, .11 je, pete r°f II aßsuswisTe •I" Isistaaffe. Ducal Nenalas-mal4 been deprived' of the society 'of your only child. • ' ti m ing Reasoilitratee he sbotild have presented beeriorKivv,liind ell state of Europe, or of European p Viscount CAlitlXII il & TAG , c. • We cannot refrain from oaring oat' sentiments to soar Royiii sinitdl then name same other day an w hieli to beteg. the beljece Dese Papers not only tie with those of our own, The following presentations took place:- linemen, on the truly maternal erection yet have evinced bee aldergbetonsiderlition of Parliament. . eeich are deuominated Ministerial, but they beat Air Wm. Giarrow e on being appointed Attorney..Generßi--. I your Rays! Daughter, which claims from us the moot lively ad. I __"llie life Al o in rr ites' Bill went through. a Corentieteee--yeebe Robert Dallas, F. q. cm his being appointed Solicitor-General, , rthratiea ma y ~ k m . 11 .. lee mem " wo r m we mime e g , "Tweed ' .'..em in some particulars out and out. It is not iu , u. width occasion be received the honour of Knighthood- • ..,,, . , 1 .. : .., a .' 1 , lon g ' ... ..I. r , • MR. PALMER'S 'il.i lef. ' • • :lie power of these artfully, or rather wickedly, 1 - ~ Riekards, on his being appointed Chief Juatice of Chester e4`e" "IMCT I aal. wnell• In the tourer of limes Your Royal Dawn- - On ti meteors of ( olonel PALMER, the Resale - tem et it* I -Sir John Jambes, M. n. (ftysician mike Fleet) of the Hord ter may. become our Sovereign, we trust-it will be ever firmly May, words relating to 61r. Palliser - a t. lain). vies fried ; after a ronducted intelligencers, to thNeir their Readers on ! twedieh Order of Vain , on which occasion he received • the - impressed on her mind, that, at a period when the borough- . few words from tbe Chanel:Our:of the lexesequer' the acconnts or of the English Knighthood- Bristlier John ' of die per tentage arisiag from the Peet•ONce Revenee %%ere. mougering factions, the detestable o lio of Great Britain, • ertain main poills of natiotial or diplomatic concern, ', iy l awate. totike leave on his •retern to the Penineola• 'Doe iordered to be :aid better°. the House; and the subject was or :ince, while Parliament sits (corrupt as it may be), : week* .occasime be bid the !melee tee F .... The : united in one impenelmbk phalanx againit the cause of her' tiered to be referred to a Cueemittee Of the whuie (louse to of receiving . es % ~ .. . k . e-- •_, mo w. I Knighthood-Ledford Harvey, Esq. (Surgeon to S. Berthold,. Mother, the People-die abused People et mu g v e must discover what is going on. There are C. . mew's Hospital), upon which occasion he received the honour I didjustice to ber inemenee and virtue. • I In Committee on Sugar from Marie Garrote. &e. eyeteeth • of v:ce, some •of Knighthood-Mr. Frederick Lamb , on his mime from Ski- I . ~ I Resolutions regulating the Duties were agreed to:- Io be rest, ways, and would be in its last stage. , iy.... _ e Nt King oe his returu from Germany-Sir Wm. Scott, on I . . " SWER * . • ported tomeorriver. r honest sit there, who would feel the plea- his marriage •:Eari of Sunderland-Hon. .tw men and Rev. K. Taylor- I Mewing can Ire more geatifying to aerate the erpressiom or The Irish Loan Bill was read a . second time:-To be catioteo Sir efts. 'Mlle. Riddell, on hi. going ahroad-Vise Ashbrook, i attachileat la thisAddrem tom the emotion populous coepty Ind to-morrow. i .i e•-••• sure and honour of acting conscientiously, para. on his marring--Sir NI. Ximenes, nii his enarriage-Sir IL Bar- lof giddiest*. .. ", 2. ~ .e., . .. • ...' . I Oa the second reading of the Irish Cesioies Rill , Mr. W HIT••••• . : 4 tnaunt to every other consideration which sways Ins appointment as i °Rector of the Internal Revenerat ll n d uced • ' BREAD understanding that it *nu the livensioa of aFe ght deY• aa . . - - - • • 1 I revai.o my oetaloa oufhtslootieeS shish .raallm'ent • ilonourribiefeetitieeian to leave that certain Paper, retro ivis to the Nlaurtees-elarq ten Felipe, n elrendee of epaia, by the the hewn breast. Nes, though Pestle viisrue S vanish Ambateador-LordProvost of Glas g ow -Lieut.•Geo. Sir ;to decline interferia g in the question relating ,to roc; 1 a-thlwab the Civil List should be referred to a private Cempittee, lop-. , I, tata ., J .0,.• Leith, •on cuing ,to Spain-Dr. James Edward Smith, •itis a matter of deep concern, that, notwithstanding the clear mated that he should move that they be ref reed afm ...ein e s. e!rises neither at St. Stephen's , nor a st . ' Presid ' .nt of the Lineman Society - the Bishop of Carlisle, and estahlidtment of my innocence, 1 s hoUletherleayseif wore..e ele. of the whole House. • . Net will the seeds of it never die.-Like Na.; Dr. tUnton. Vice-!'residents; and Alexander •11Pleay. Fen.: vietely then ever deprived of my d aug ht er ' s Society. - ' et Whits The Contested Elections and Conveyance Dills arise. ' Secretary, to present an Address to his Royal Highness-the • • both postponed. Lre herself, it is immortal. This great ori I P'• - -we Elul of Fife-Moneienr de Kentzow, Aline:ter from Sweden to I 1 have, indeed, sultereel most severely for presuming to defend , . . • ;derllllBll MALT DUTY BILL Sir William Nieolson-liaron Charles Intr., my honour and my life. . , • c"ele way be kept down by art for a time.--but the ; a b i m m e , rl i s i a u T o 2l r o v oc o l „iethe nervier ~t. the King of pinssio_vis. ,loutte resolving • ,On the of the *Day for the I . . I derive great comfort from the generous sympathy of the -erm does not perish. It might, and would he --, . count iialway-Sir James Anderson, on his going to Rosie, ho • p i e of England, and from my daughter's unabated attachment, • into i Committee on the Irish Malt Daty•lsill, e Lord shettii Id-Sir William Cliaticrein, on hit cuing to Russia, Sir JOHN'NEW FORT Opposed-it, on the ground f..and again in the territory even of ancient Greece. _ ?ie. i. W. Denys, nu his being appointed I- uerry to his I . . . I 1 P. 4 • •• • that the effect of the Bill would be to previnit tats The Mores, .that abject sink of misery a...d slavery, : Fo e al highness the De ke of . Sussex- L ore leery let, 0, 1 . NAVAL INT'gbLIG SAVE. mimeo!), aed being appointed a lord of the Admitalty- „ tow - • • t, use of beer instead or sphiti, by Wisich the correc. would exhibit its vivifying principle, if explored by ; tieut.-Colonel Fagel, of the Austrian service, Aid-de-Camp" y, e . 0 . e e l e cat . I teen of a great moral evil might have been attained. ae k , to his Serene highness the Prince of Orange-Sir W. Pole,'; • DEAD, mai AT ...0.-Armen tue. en 9 enwerful hands. We have, at times, given a loose; Earl. . instead -of nit " airgnientatine That the measure foe, r . , • in • "ci, • ' lb days from Madeira; and. the- cho sloop of to hope that the greatest warrior at prssent in Eu. , Wiensoa,MAT 20.--Yesterday being the Qv EEN'S ' war, with a convoy from Portsmouth--the Echo re-; would lead to a dintinution of the revenue, ice infer. T ree, had Set his heart upon possessing the immortal 1 , Birth.day,the same was observed here. The PRINCE mains with the whole of the o u tward - bound that put .red from a comparison of the revenue .. .in; •the year • renown of raising the poor degenerated -;•ons of an. I REGENT, accompanied by the Earl of Yattstou•ra ' 1808, when bask vieterday., , , Also his Majesty's ahiplarpetueux. , the duty was 7s. per bireel, •:4•lth• what ' and Sir THOM 4.s 'Fatwiirrri arrived about three. f. Portensoutb, . and has sailed for the 'liver.- it was after an additional duty of 34., 10d,per barrel :Lot heroes, architects , and statesmen, to a level i • °clock: the Princess Cnaa.corre, attend•ll by the •TI Archer and Rinaldo sloops of war, are drove in,: had 6eMeinsposed, when instead of an inerease, ther e . u.th the now more enlightened of their fellow - crew- Duchess of SEAS, came soon • a ter.. bout ve : L * • f 'A • fi ' 1 le from their cruise ng-ground .by the strong westerly Mai I y 0 the amount .. of 200 0001. Art was •a ei.c . .t . , tures in the West. But his hands are too full of I Increase it ticilot duly controlled, he contended, o'clock, the company b. gal to arrive at Fr ..._ • orr.: wind. . . • . . •• • • ' ethe• business. Without that achievement, lie `tai lodge ; an d a tittle before . s ia o rcroit • Tr or - m ut . w i e h‘ • 20 •rt •-- • • - the , c ount , did adsZtenitto. lemma-the vevenue•-,::-..`, ..... ..... it, AY .-- ill Meriting . . s • i• Mr. SHAW of Dublin concurred in the same work enough carved out for him, if we estimate the Royal• Family, when they sat dawn to a- grand .iYArtois, accompanied by his son the Dake d'A,n- ; • "ii le (even exempt from accidents) by the common I - dinner- • '-' '• ' . • • . gouleme Baron de -Rolle, . and several Noblemen of ! opinion. Monday last being the Princess of WsLas'a. db. . • -' I General MATHEW said, the present Bill would span. But to return to our subject:. . Whet most lie I -' .- • •IP ! 'ilisteicito,,, embarked on bord,the. Lady Ncpean, day, the bells of St . -Peter'i, and of several other Capt. Living, and sailed immediately for the Conti- i hare the e ff ect of ruining the brewers in Cork, Lime tht, condition of mind of the greatest portion of the I CI • N • • d • id : rick, Waterford, and Fermoy, as it would have the 1 'arches in orwich, were rang during the IV, neat. Sailed_ also the Kiri of Leicester, Captain inlishitants of the Continent after reading,- 01 they I being the first time it has been observed in .• similar Hammond,- for GOttetibureh.. Remain in Hollesley : e ff ect of checkin g the export trade, which had lately rust, from the same machinery that weaves the intel. rammer there. . Mr. W. FITZGERALD supported the Bill ; he , • Be his. Majesty Hers, 'Eships Christian h V11.,k, , s •Daneetar: begun to be carried on from those places. licence received by the Heligoland Mail lust night, • Our Fissuocien, though by no means a brilliant, , Scarborough ) Norge ) and Colossus. • 11.r.t " General MIEORADOWITSCII, with 30,000f00t, Minister, is, however, •as tough as whit - leather .--- ' - • • - • had agreed, at the suggestion of several of the Coun- Ile insists upon it that the objection to his obnoxious ty Members of Ireland, to reduce the duty from ss. 30.010 cavalry, and 130 horse artillery, has totally . S PORTING INT'E L LIGENCE. to 3s. and he had expected that this would have tax on h ides, arises. only from the tanners and cur- 1 ' r I: . :defeated NeeoLitos, at Naumberg, and is still in ma& the measure generally palatable. In Ireland rises (not Couriers )-That the Times can et but ' ". - . i NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, IBM . • ,pursuit of him !!!" It has been remarked, that a great lapisrove of it s and as to the poor people ohjecting ' •• • THURSDAY, Mar' 90. - • they were precluded from taxation on any article not otenther of persons have expressed an indifference 'to it, it is all a mistake, for that it will sit . lui easy Sweepstakes of 10 g s each, h. ft Frmathe Post in the Foram . lazed in England. Did Gentlemen who opposed the. alsrst the proceedings in Parliament, and have re- • 1 . viva& even not to read them, till the subject of on them as an old shoe. We insist upon it,. however, .. • . 10,91e.c°3 of B• C. thev are already taxed to their skin,. dht if M one Benne% Idle Boy, ist. Iltte - an- t-s-.-- --r• General Ornevenors V elpecula, Bst.. •• . - . I prineit lax, wish - him to introduce the Ini:ome 'fat . . i `into infend. ... • VhagretTrAnT proceeds further in this way s ; he will 9.7temtl 3l nwar'slAmit , tic nl2. Slb. • - • ..3 I, • 'Mr. D. BROWNE supported the Bill, nothing Rennin occupies the attention of its M em. re , Udny's e. by Haphazard, est. . " ..: - •I * hui a isotimuti like the present cbula do assay illegal iflue them alive. • . .• . 2to i art Wipe .shi To t ertiluestila. -2to I lest .. . . , •, ' hers; how equally natural is it that they shout!! Lord WILT. B ' about to 1 th • • Ism EsTiNCx is ree gn. e • tordiforksoNe b Donna Clara, 7st. 1 11). :qv .s s • 3 b eat e k e,: c eawar e e i aistillatiou. Ibe disgusted with the perverted details of affairs -; trust committed to him by the Freeholders . of the cs!"100•11"1- elb. le, M. SCOgs, h. ft. 5t04 es Donna Clare. ' Mr. F4ENCII was decidedly against the Bill. abroad. Indeed, independently of the studied false. County of Nottiiigham, as ewe of their Reprepitatih, Pu`°"'• f°r. 3.yr alas; catryingbi e _elli.?. r -ee_olde. left. e-yr , After a few words from Mr. PEELE and •Sir .1. 134. Vb. 6-ye olds and aged. OR. n•k• •M. M• ll• C. , g&v hood of the military reports on both sides the ques.• fives in •Parliament. . . ' • .:. : • ,!.. . Yansittart's Euryalus, 4-yes old . . .- • , , 1 esiEWPON.T, the House elivided on the question thin the ambiguous d the unprincipled . , an proceed- 4. His Royal Highness the Duke of enmszimAnD hitt :, lesid eackeilleei ce by Walton, 4.yei At •• - 2 • for the Speaker's leasing the Chair;. when there ap• 2 to 1 agst Euryalus. *V te . 1 WA . Lord !lacksnie's el I pep . red rtunateiy not landed, when the news arrived a thi '• = lees, and tortuous politics - of most of the States in I ' 1- - lord feiey's fheprev.-Sete6ll). heat Lord Beckwith:le Ludy eit ' F „ r f e e m ottos - ' advance of the French' to Cuxhaven, mid he the last • s tela e* Tu . esith. Y. C. m ac Even h e m s& .-- activity at this moment , would incline us to believe, Ia? ,co un ts h 11. .• • Against it remained b rd It • 1 d btf 1,. 1 •- Ccoun s e at; on. oa . . . .1 • ou 0 - .•`• • ' , that their Courts were composed, not of worthies t what parse lie will steer; but it is not supposed e ---e • Aife.treestremely concerned to statts, that by ae. - .. of their respective countries, but of accomplished 1 that he will return to England. • • - • ... ... qeentivreceised at.Ltovnis, it appear s that a:drea4. a ihni,srs front gaming-houses ; like the one at our ; In the case of the Ktrto v. Mr. U. r -,...ITLJPATNTCR* *Astor* has ravaged the Eastern Sees.. The Aber: west end of the distinguished, by way of emi- ' Mr ' town, WAsuass was heapd on 1 Pada •by the. judges -- • • .:o- Y. .... ~ , Cebnsbie, feom Bombay to Claim, and the Coromandel, i of the King's Bauch iu support paha arrestofJudg., •• srWen Bengal to Batavia, are totally lost near the. Ca. r !€ , l,e, with the name of Hell ! The game which ' • TUNIC. Ihe TTOKNET EY EILA L ) PR: " A G ' tli . • • f ' El' 6 .0' 1 P- . tistatantsiage;• The crews were saved. The Chart. De. • areark and Sweden are playing now, end ' C rown , . • replied to his arguments, and the Court Ir. -; •, tote fa •loit - Iry the Red Sea ; • the Marquis of Huntley tow it may, cannot but be dishonourable to ;dared themotion to stand for judgnient l butnrictiont an d t h e .( 4 'restecster have been disaiasted . between be ' sae or b ot h o f th e parties.--e•ee .-AUStria resembles ' int i ma ti ng the day ow which.icehalt prionounc4.- . : Bolohay an d China. 1 ,It s cunning setter at the hazard table , who ' A Morning Pa per is, we believe, not nerreckjv 1 . One of tisl4tholic.Majesty's frigates, having 300 . . statir, that a misunderstanding with 1 •;?rd till 4 !Nr, i itroeptsotl hoard, and milifery storet, to aid the - Rey , floes not absolutely refuse to take the • box ; hut i I root is the cause -of Lord -oamornes.. risignitioel a l tos; went into Santa Martha, conceiving- it to b e trill not be te castor, till he sees al! the curl t. yof the place of one of the Lords the . Beckham. 'ln pOssessloti of that party. lsatnediately on anchor. engaged around , tithe • ' • &7a' •• . 4 , r intoxicated with success or her to She PRINCS lissozsz. - rt states the .flig abe fi red It salute; which woe returned by the li infuriated by dense! oirit wily ointment ; .- that C ourt will Alarquis of Hansen ; e, who it also a Lord of All ;f ort , but the Independents ' being aware of .her mis file ti n throw a main. But as an admirable English , 13edehamber, will follow the example of Lord . 01! ••efon,..dhortly after opened :the :guns of the forts on dramatist says, " we must think less of these thinss , stomp, and' for the same reason. They ere•kr:4 I :the frigate, totally dismaited, and- obtained complete a . 1.. or they will drive us mad." Yet all might a en well, ) friends to the CathOlic Cause. : .ssortessiosi of - her ; when all the troops were landed, 11 t ! The passage- in BONATaitTe's last dispatch to his ' am vot hroth i ee . .or the spirt/ which has dictated the history of the . 'Empress in which he speaks so sarcastically of tht! i The casualties Of . th e . British Army, from the 25th s i great victory gained by the Allies it Gross . { King of s PRUS6IA, but . compliments the Emperor I . of December,' 1811, to the 25th ef D ecember 1812 Pi Gotteheil p . assures us that Goo was v i s ibl y pre . 'Ar EX ViDER as 44 one on whom Nature bait bestow"- 1• fll • Deaths, 14,7,62; discharges, 3567; , •werreas o oww.- sent during the battle!! -- ed In many fine qualities," certainly augurs. an ex- And here, en desertions, 5837; and taken prisoners or Missing) ?assent, it is not amiss to notice the new name' pectation in NAPOLEON, that ho obeli be enabled to 2531. Total, 26,687. • . . a ' detach the latter from his present alliance. - Colt N.l.:Xcil ANGE, MAI .21. l e .. .... a adopted in th e new version of this Ilb bloody combat.- i Yesterday z the Tunbridge Wells coach * ' rho Wheat. esperiencse. a y morningas t tweet sale; willowy tank dais i tutzen is wisely made to •Hark, in large suuply. the 'See quelities of which • brand* I give way toGross.Gorsehen, ! overturned in Bridge.row.), Lambeth, by the hind el . •pr k n . N a e l • •ha & co ws s ; Miley a prices. , . a . • Per greeter c per. Harr since, were the traveller to repair to the theatre first : wheel coming air,- from the loss :of 'the liiicepplu.-.- raw so ode '•itee. • •e• • . - • •• h resigned for the tragical act, he discover l'h passengers fortnnately were uot much i ss seal IBatleds) • • e inside .. SOO 192 New ditto, 00 'OO ti might niore •' Ditto teereign) .... 116'146 Beaus tags of the allied • hurt bat a Gentleman on the robf being thrown 1 ' Rye • . • . 60* , 63 Tick do. colours, perha p s , strewing the . ' ground, than of French. We canna help ' • with great violence against the pavement, was Con- I Barley . 45 DO rine.. - - t t agn in veyed home in a most dangetous state. • . . •s-1• I Zvi tun° 54 sti I Oats . ... ~ '4B •60 ir quoting the words of our bitter euem this 66 90 'Fine dine . . ...... OR Ile yon errs. The total number of Country Banks in Scotland,' whi te p ow Mott, and wish that the authorsof 1 02 10(1 I Feed gito ► .• di dd it this horrid de- for which licences to issue Promissory Notes,. have Ditto (boilers) fr'rraite of • New ditto .... nature, and of the ima ge of the Creator been taken out for three years.• ending the sth Jan... of . . , eyries. 66 Ifl *evade , ..... . 100 196. r . 'lr'"eif, had been l present at the bloody conflict. . 1813 was . . 19, including . 920 pertnerfe---Nele. i ~ 1 -. a m- Th There are also three Banks at Edinburgh, viz. the - i t - . lIMITIIPIELD. MARK F.T.-hla'lr IL , ' . 1 ". •'•, •te The Messenger from Heligoland h,wom we an. - To sink the 0:110, per stone of Mb. ' i"kaft %:, ./ I Soon svi Bank of Scotland, the Royal Bank of Scottlind, R a o ....o r . etc to lfi. et . I Head . o r outdo attache s• . -, c- ai arrived, brought advises t G • o overnnient, and the British Lines Company,. Which ate blentpo- Muth* .A. se. to 74: 0s ! R ow e, ..! ..... mem , , . gee t e t e, l'hitli MOSioneil the les • • • mug of the . following rated by Act of Parliament, or .by Charter, an d Tom ~ „Ir. , Od. to Se tell Sheep ;...1..,, t tt epo 1" 4.76):.. a ihdletiu :- . . . Puri • ....b. 04. to Is. M. I raises ....a....te.% - .1,11 la; • ' whicbissue Notes wltisos lieenct. • , • • ...:. .aussb - :.f:. 04. to 95. 01. I riell •• • ;•94109,9r9910 i,3 FP. .Woy ia.. ~ . . ....1 . Ataprity • 71 • •The !louse having then resolvad itself into a Corn. .tnittee, after a conversation; in tOlch Mr. Shaw, Mi.. •Fitzff el erald l Sir J. Itt a ir port, and others'took a pait, the hill went tht4oull the Cite. -mince. Wheklhi Heise wis . yintHrted the Rs peak was °r ancid tci,he waved LOMITA" tho . Haupt tec. the. tug A.me*Fictit, car brick,„t4 'Our' lug large credits to * k r which; hri4 : . ,. 0 1 :444,. 4 0 . 1 the _ *Puttied. try shoukf be ,ctutif ;Vat neves:4464o.h ?kfter i aOrtie Alliancis; 14'110; be proceeded to Joan Commissioners aptioh. 'by •Amerita; 4 iticir that'the lettee aited - ,.., tot likit the amentsOf a great nation, .but like that 1140, Oett partizans of individuals, or es If oty Were tiantais. stoned Co act for private pirs'ona. When'the BritiiN commissioners returned to England; 44. 1804.thoughl they bad been able to effect nothing, Thou conduct was approved of 'by 'the Britiah . Gribernment.--.:. Though the Chtiatant4 had 'beet a -long time anent . they remonstrated upon the return 4 . .041 . Commis. ,sioneret but the remonstrance r hail"- tittle effect, as the Ministry were sonn.afterWards changed. Whet Lord Grenville was Secretary for Foreigts - Again the British claimants had many tonfereneet-wlittlifin•—• They *tided their losses at that titne It twOMlllionl. —ln M* Government negotiated with the Amami. ,GOvt 4 relitetit, and Coatientpirto *col* tiftitbsks.Ot„ al a Ml:Oda - 60n of the holy 'dente od; alut Huh *OA. out the knowledge' of the 'British' sue As • , " • • / 'ran ("FATES . • i'f' ~ -.; imrditar'o .na i3i . s t.DOWNI.4#•, I IItMar ~A t : „ n ?. ; .; : : ,P ...' ..111141101ai-11010PAILI ., "?.: .../ : : 4;:iii , '' 44111-0444 , 14., ‘ ti II 4I4MX ' l ;' ': .'z •.' 02. ... A n ti , MA, ..,(41-11.0 *4 'frisk 94wei: s i t . . Ii , 1 164 "lit 1 / 4 :ig i reNtf At .: ,i • ,';' , o . 4 4 ) .0r 4 )) •. ' 't.'' - ' • ~,..4 ,i. t- ' i .- yO. ' 1T01.1111., •., w ~. • • mOVen Or 1.t)lL1)1 4 A ' .• . 1 . Atf9r: 141°?1 ' l r ilhi ' avv -- 1 . . -- , f_ de r lt m 1 1;: f ullaa14.14142 " • " 1 "LW" / " . 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India, Itilotioi, . pecoilited it Cep/ .. - " .•" • diC altempl) 4/61a; bett at romo ' i 5 ..:.161 : Ce l GOlMiSting or ithoui.iii9Onten t , f e d. . . ..,.. . . , '461154000. 00 .rioillide ar lbe t) " ." 6f Di u re iri °, ' res p ectia li ChliltialiW Y In- ts . ' ....," Pet:ol o ' l4 tboottouldP rod 6 0 1111 0 01 . 111 • talo r r d ed n i et e l lrPtiltinme r tioM l and priimie gills , wire before thty-breek,,o'n *illisdnoul*o ~0014, h ali 'and life. "•:: '• •' ' • • ' _ .. _r •. 1 . -. sold wliii' 46 6 ' i' .. ' .- ' . - '' ep from . the Common by fdr.•Leshanicton. Mr. tildffiver, .. set ihk everpowereel . .the force Meticwwwl „Ito tkit. m oo d, we part . be** lo die geoend. lememmitoo dm your le* li r m •blno ;, M n r. d l l l;fl i ir ir r i . ll.. Dundao, Lord Stanley, and ~ r Y in poo gained it first onsidereble round -bit • *Ole ' , orrice! S hre lli g:"" s i attre l ltle itt :PP e t i ,thelismu tt l , C d ttelt° iire : lll . 2 ll.l" 11 Z . 7 . The Dihento're n and lizilieq•ber /Mb Bill was returned by an Ki ng . , .Of * Meebjenburgh , l?t . ltelion enabled the ties to . svert whigh we r eeees " reessiretisest 7; lll ‘ sw ri:' eny - e ' s i s - 4. Me. ai# . l ll l °lgtoo and eller .hielairse evlie the Amewlm-ius who ten become tbkireeillttnts, • Oil !hel , eutnimided r ilkdririeig• came bet id flmedefttive.itate.epiMiertemili4lo94.l4t want Pour Peitlions fir f a cilitating ski h4od 4 elloo of Chris'itio . . - ga... ..•-.:.:•...1._1. ... elin:r hosts _ rr'igk; - ;;W:lai . t.a—t-i- a Wendt, of InMerst Alld teener witi Me dynode. which, bow Kni!wledir h . " ludic were Pmetttrd . by the Lad of ti"' d. ved to-morrow. tk l4 ART tiles+ rs'YN etAttbeatientiori Of . Report. of tie enstriltrii concern. iliinintli. ‘. .'' lirrsitt pretty tri ‘ t oli r'vneictiapfissei ttk, - .lratfitec gir t to' thosecor Alo k - '4OO . -so alit . out lo trill. . isa/iftopoom 4th Aritcbii;file . . ro e :7- 6 11Y Pa di; ' ted that' 'At" iihiiiits'artais cenil, *aided to the, - fait tinbatit .„ of theft., t money. - "l'llt .. artictk.ltoettiresi. dAry the CTOvernment 41 Amatiaa.. i riii on theVreaty of iMendebip and 11;,so far as it related to 'this tteii eihjecto. ) observe noon the cohdo t thei amipinted‘by this cousitry it 4 ll by • •... . •• _ • - ••• '4 '1 't ~1: