The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-05 00:00:00

. " • • _.. Arrived. pivots. Vs& 1 'Of . b l)utolin ._•••• • 0 3 • Waterford... A ••• 0 0 04 • • • • Cadiz 1 • • . IP 1 . f _..-1. PRICK sToCKM IJAY iT ON I: O'CLOCK. 9 per Can. R.d. 70 I to 1 pr. pei IL vol. 631 Gas, b fa' Aer. 711! Yilkj 7 1 el TES - 115 4N. ~ •-.. LO AIWA : .1111.1 r 5, 1810. Totmorniog we received Portuguctie Papers to the 17th ultimo, of which the' following are the Orincipal articles : armor or A -I.I[TTEIt raou °rostra, JUNZ Tile IteitishArtay had made uo advarice so late as the only a t ew adv.usced regiments had changed their posi- . Manly the advantage of more eligible quarters. " The ri.er Aguida has Mien cuasiderably, but it Is the opinien, notwithstanding, of way experienced Officers, that there rvill he no action before ere harvest is on the ground. Theforce of the enemy has been much exaggerated, yet it is certainly great, and their army in taint uutnbers- is much superior us the combined armies, and w hen it shall have been joined by the French . division which it is said has entered Spain, it will he oeces.sary to take .every precautinu, and act with the greatest military circumspection. Should a general action take place, the only tiring which can e perhapt, compel our it....try to retreat is its being flanked hy tae of Ike small Preach corps. Desertion is still frequent, 'which in general is attributed • to the long inactirm of the French. I have seen a letter from an officer who holds a dis tinguished situation in the arum, in which he gives it as Ids decided opiulou that no serious attack will he ,attempted in this country before the middle of next month. The enemy are carrying oa their works before Ciudad ;tpdrign, to which place they are bringing down all their cannon frau) Sala manca, and it is expected that an a :tack will he marts in a day or two. Lori NV Ewa si Grua remained but a few hours in'Abacida, it was repirrted that Jus or had left Spain for parts, and that Massasta was gone to Madrid with'spo Nine. " On the 3d of June, the French bombarded Ciudad Rodrigo from three to seven in the morning. All' the **Mils regi , :Innis are advancing.' " A small brig came in last . night; she sailed from Pods mouth the SOtb of May, ander convoy of his Majesty's ship Goshen k : she is gone to (*bon, with eight transports laden 'ith pro Visions. The convoy for Lisbon and the Mediteria7 wan would sail to a few days atter, nutter convoy of the kir ely." itzraacr or • LurTek roost triton, DATED JUNE 16. ". Oar troops are in the best possible order, and in high ;plebs. I have jail heard from a friend at head-quarters, who pays he has been entirely through the army, and'esti matestbenumberof men at preterit With Lord Wawa C. sok to be Y. 1 , 1060 British and 15,600 Portu e guele. It seems, however, to be a pretty general opinion, that ati action will pot take place fist this month or six Weeks." • -•—sams..... • WE have this morning received the following let tar trout our Falmouth Correspondeot • .• " FALMOUTH, JULY 2. " Arrived the - Pritsesw CAarlotle packet, Koos; with illails - trora. Lisbon, fourSegn days passage. No battle had *ken place, previous to her sailing from thence, though ac counts of one Isere daily expectedwand has, no doubt, lute before this, taken place; as the ho etik armies had advauced so war cacti other, that a battle was coasidered Mei:dank. .Oar triwy is stated to be in high health and spirits, whilst the Fevre', from the information of deserters, a greaf‘many of. 41butri were constantly coining over from the enemy, are re presented ns hi a wretched st.te, from sickness, .and want of provisions, Arc. A regiment of caralry marched from Lisboa Ws days previous to tir.: packet sailing, to joie the army. • " Alsl airived the Sir Francis Fruling packA, 11sLi ft Dlails frosi Cadiz. uisietc.eo days pasia4, , e. N othi.ig. of bit- . vorunioe had taken gLev.there,eittira.4hr Ist accounts. Co. dip is considered bafelsg4ireis ail attempts of the enemy, who are said tcrhave marebed,..6 a.part of the beilegiaartuy, to tafarCe 466%Xjt tees the froatierses tertigul." . SltYllttAla Olio, arrived fired. the cam!t ace or •ti yesterday. Webers alkeedy litterteal the order, nosier which the caportatioo of vim wurrohi. bited from thOnce -after- the Ist instant: . These :hips took their departures isrfriotts'td. the hour' •• IXi' 5. 6 • of twelve on that .e mutters wog to rest . ditiess to ' detain - theist . . .if they should. be delayed. our instant beyond tltat titer: Among the papers -.• . they h a ve brought: as a Journal de Mwerce; dated the sBth of last month, apprizing Si of a decree published at. Paris, fur the oltablishment of isiloard of Commerce iu that-city, consisting of' silty Members. • These Commissioners. are • tit be ielected from different trailing districts, and are to be composed of hankers, m e rchants, shopkeepers ) • to . •..: and.otitarts .• Intat.woltift ;frig} tile Mediterranean en& fronitadis, was received yesterday by. the Cale donia ••• man ts( . war t and the Francis Freeting T ;aeket. goose I r kiish Journals were briinglit hy • • the latter.' )IS*general action had taken place ins tile frontlet* of Postitgal. The following arc .the iiatraets from sole of the coinniunications, • wa.liala " this apporte 7 keit gout • =ltii y 07 . ' '• . • •'" " CADIZ, JUNE 19. " We are sorry that it la mkt to ourp.iwer yet 'to contras the defeat of the Frenclitlefieratfltitattoiwt, by any .listet. ii'rivll.. We shortly expect . faviesaaa 4,1 1 , f ro m. th e gal; LIM O'Doesta.t, though at present we have moue to come munieate. " The FraKb We making preparatinv oo the other stilti , of Ilse Bay, as if they "cant tit attack the City. We, bap, truest to thiek that they have had sevqal reigoreemetitti "Atkin I,te . periad, but the extent of then we emnat ascee; tile. The stories of this who cOnre over folin tits elitist must nut be relied apes." • ". Ch.DIZ,..IDNE. 13... " Tbe new scheme of . lleWAl<aats t6 bl tlfOlinnidrds et►ill pot succeed. With reps* to oar,,eivil aNIA, EilAltigld 1 , • has bit one line to Innate —to itigismatead tutiftu heist upwi tits Gates behif Convoked." • • .- • ••=. The sphiepenetiaratrafilt front the Od-ats COVICTCM, dyilfif U S e alklololSotiUll pr eced. Joe cpraet. " It ii aseertaine i that enr enemies;findin their valour la hiliteicat to cotioner us, have endeavoured to sow the semhs of ✓ • 0 • ...-----------' • - • discoNl, tun only atau.tg the peasantry, bat ntishi. g parties of Andalusia. I'o oppose tin_ Yrovigonal Junta of 6...veronteut :Log been est•tblished, etnu pascd of a President and eight other Al.enstrrs, with a Sem. ~ tart', and proper 011ketanf achnowleJsed.4tatriotism,7 ..! '' . 1 .. "!, The Gibialtar kiteeivire tO the 15th. alt. They eumprise aceountt of ' . some skirmishes in • the neighbutrthood of the Bay, .and coutain fa roam. blo .: reports of the opt:radius under Geiser/ O'DoraNst., in Catalonia. . ..... . , •It appears by au article fromiterragoutt In the Cmota de la Regencia, that ' a . powerful. frare,e, eompri‘cd of the army which retired frotwlii,cora, has lately c;:corted to the French side •Of the, Pyrentrees, all rlte plunder which had been'eoltoet, ed at Barcelona. , • '• . ...i'il4lll • ~' -............ Turas were several arrii'gs from Dunlift i k sea..' terday, anti we understand that SzNazo of the vessel's sailed from that port on the Is t and "4-I.inshlet..--,. , - . These vessels . reportohat.a Fre nch ar my. under MURAT, is to invade Turkey, and Chat an Au5t.440... army is * forming to cooperate in this attack on . the Ottoman Empire. . ... . - WE very cheerfully give the 11A 40 lICICII4 . FAItIiEN'S Letter: first, becatise thit temper its which it is written deserves thiti from as; and, tre." condty, because we wish to. remiSiti a . mistitai which seems to exist in this Writer's nxind t eisOte, t.;' ing •the conduct of the STATI11110)9. W i e •lieto, never 'been the abettors of riots, or thettapoles gists of riots. Uniformly hare we reProbstett riots ; and appealed to, the pripte 111040 406 (s' against '•theeittelves, in . every each casp.7-7:77 In the ittstancus of the riots at • BattiTOto ... ' WOLVERHAMPTON (which we •avers; the lest. tis• announce, from the early communitation: ' ef 'for friends in those places), we sincerely anikA n eitgerly argued against they folly: iod guilt of Cot:Plias. riots with the just claims •of the People.--, We showed, that the offence . which the inha. bitants of Bristol had taken at the conduct of ' their Recorder, Sir VICAR T Gians, could nut jos, city any expression of that feeling by violence; avid we deprecated, in the case of Wolverhamp. ton, any manifestation,, 'by violence, of the tem. porary impatience which the People may have under the unexampled pressure of their bertha's. We wish it to be known, that we are the abet: tors only of a RAYONS! on Constitutional prin. I ' i,ciples, and no wild speculators about ' .141, .other Constitution, or . form of Government,' We want the true essence of the Constitution rat.« -stored—that is to say, *free GOVERNMENT, usi der u free roan, for no form of Government cats' be more - free, in roam as well as effect, than "the' English, no, Rot even as Republican form. Why then will our Correspondent it ,Hadtlingtota ohm. , understand us ? We do wet quarrel with him, if he disapprove of our %fish to have the Conititu., lion ; if he 'happens to think that tipiaws, arc ,vera well as they en.. Bot van. are sorry 'that. he • inisott,derstatt da l and -therefore mtsrepre. sents, us. We are OD enemies to Govertitmt--. •we are enemies only to unworthy atinistiprs l ; to rnert , slorhizard the destruction of the n Coustitu. .1 . 04,e1id, are every day impairing it, forivir. passes of . mere. self- service and self.inten.est. • •11. 14.'14011mm, when speaking of such'ilen ; itihat .isseiyisisteire with move of tbk Constitution ? Or, tether, inii;ht it stint occur to the Reader (although slew and tuuderate its his . raw o temperament),. that ..rioi anger grew Out 'of 'a love for the Constitution ? ' Wt can' isiure oars li r ADD! NGT ON 'Correspondent,, 'Atid Reader; th s atsluelk it the fact. Our • seat :is,' love fur the . •Coastitution; and our warmth, , . -.. auger . against , its euetm . en.— = Andy, however Ithen, and . however .. vehemently, we hlaMe • ,thes . con . . 'duet of-Ministers, we uevey go, out of .0, way fur that purpose. The oecastoes : hive risen under our eyes .daily.. Minister, have " I • I gotten. into a, wrong course, . stud tan • • Aka ; nothinit right in it, ink by acr idea.' The 014. ,1 " , I clele of :their Government is wroug'; M ind i hevq.• .... ... . jute, the thing cannot be right . They- do net love the Constitution, and therefore we canstot)ove them. 'llsit, e n s e.RrotrY,' that . ire deal eassrifeir by them, we have only to refer ta the CetrOtOlit . 'lit." stantaneou sly toalt ) slier; the negoela,tiols for I . ie neral exchange of prisoners- wasifiest aottoo-olgetts. We gave instant credit to our. GortiOnsist for their' : wishes fur theseccess of the negotiorietcsand stated' . (hut the wrong passions of 'the Frontli - E*lntott I had done to atilt wer for the unjust,' ss '. vial at weak policy of 6:ling the English and French-pri. sins; 'respectively,' with foreign ' prisOhirs.-,-We shall not ptvrine' this further.* We have-viddthuti mueh, in justice to tiarselven, and coat 41 or 1 left - tritely more' importance) to priaervitttleituis. lake, 01. wrong, On' cans. :in WiliCh'Welntitho. 4 .-. turinely, the CAUSE of the Golt sad COWYtitstl• TION of ENGLAND. ' . ". .. '' ' • . ' ,'•:.*-• . 1 . , • A tetter.of , rs recent date has.hcen rsictiVed in tow*, (rein . an 011icer, iin *the English, fleet riff Ftsi ih i9g 1 , wiiich • o.entions that the' FirCOch toter Idtbst part t0•hi..12 'sail of t h e titre.,.,nedte [-f a in elect 'readiness. for sea. n t‘lio 'Emilia), thonllr n ably amonoting to .8 sail,• arc. n high extlectitrotr of • hivins tratoin it them. ..... . '„ .. • Air Epwat'no:PEc.ior Is to kis e'tke con :nano o f "tleffeet destined di sliielisidei.thu Scheldt. .If 01": 1 enemy da.resWitenfwe olity'ints navy wal l we here ne doubt', stiewifia‘folliOf tiding ontalitile on; pctlition to take a French iteet. -•- .. . . 1 „1 . • .0 . v. - C6 !MET% and UfllBßs. . _ .••••4 7 Tuts morning the AT••••••4111TOKNEY-GENZDAL ITIOVISI. ..the judgment tinily Court against WILI.IAU Coq;; Wirer ? Esq..the Proprietor, and Ddesir3,4l4tisiiiit aMstusaw, aid Booth the Printer-end Publisiters Of the POLLTICAL - Tho •Deteudebee.:_wats elf brought into Court, when „Is. ELLeutoan'ocir asked Mr. Coarrst if he had any affidavits to produce ? Mr. Coast TT replied in the negative ;_audabit: od, that after what lead passed on the trial, . Warty' quite unnecessary fur, hint,te consume the time Of. : 41 C Oduire• 11.11 be wisltod . to 'say Was, with- rte . .; -reitert. to 'the' . citlier.'Dlttleridentar . -t hat 'daring - the, `IV know, ..them,. ho hod mistr earkeithqUttitea' untie a Via& wart ogliillsititS GOvernaielit: • • 4. 1 - • The 4riefindlisU` liAsiOpi'll;‘l4 ll Alfs : ' art. 43671, handed:in-affidavits, .wkieh diac:hilmed her intention, iu potlittftfig itia;lihet . iy ; question., 4hS merely the erdinarrestertiatollkeir si•printersandnew 6 . 04 4 • 4 t Mce jig it ItOtiPliSt:lo;l 4 4 011 . 0 T. 1. and Bower*, 'eleiritssati-thisOttod to 01140.4 4 m Of the punishment a the three: oohs, '. The. Airoast ..Gettatisr l Vita;3a a -apeeeb of very considerable-length, appealed to the Conrt, on the part of*l-114,„crpt. ! .:.11i0 iemarksivete thei most ieverc assipst•Slite Cont;r that we ever • heard , bin, Make • uses of upon arts occasions what. ever . . • He: ;contrasted the libel, which .. had bees . f convicted, with those . the + Aditiaistiation of Justice, for wificis'.4af ' . 1 Court bad some time ago inflicted, a seyereiv.W. itiahlient, but nut mare Severe than.. itwia rite Comparing that libel . with_ the . p;esent one, it Mak_ iota insignificance. ' . Thet! . publication, dangerouttes it was, mei'ety. went- to•deivadt the administration. of attstict; but*• this had 'furs its object the destruction' of the Country alto. gethcr, by exciting a spirit of mutiny in. the Army, and• produeing• nothing. short of. actual rebellion. : It was It libel.Ohiehtwa`s. an in sult npuy.the Army,. and' (MCA rrnytiOoked ye to their Lordships to Vindicate itecliar.acter by a se. .vere .sentinee. The eettattr,i conscious +hat it was the object of the libel to devote it to the. Mi. series of insurrection, 'lttsy: exPer;ted that 'the Court would avenge it . ..Pon the, author of so. dangerous a publication." (Bien - the whole, he ,trusted that the punishnient to .be inflicted upon the Defendant would be as exemplary as the of. : 'fence was. atrocious, tempering . witli..merzy, but at the seine time recollecting that mercy to the public was The first duty of the Court. • Lord ELLEMBORAITaII Ordirod the four Defen. dants . to be committed- to•tite-Kiog's Bench,' be brought up; on Nionftr..tept,:fite-judgmeni. Same letters hi:re-been . received' from Rio Is. nciro, ilatedthe•23(l .44 :It was intended to adopt aeircrit.ineasures..against persons engaged * in contraband trade -iii ilie-Portlignese settlenients, , even to capita lianishment,in - order ,that bistti ' the revenue Ind the fair adventurer; u nderl he ii,e;it treaty, might derive-the full benefitit was designed' to produce. • . • • Monday afteratiOn, arrived at Yarnionth, • fho Urgent gun-brig. She baica,Ptbrell'iS - rarge Ame rican bark, laden wish, initign, &o. said io,.be. worth 80,0001. She has thriuksets of•Papers'V by.: one of which, found br iSeei4ent hsthe. top, she' Was bound to Frisnee,:tintliter..targt( rr nch. pro.• perty. - . • -• •, • - - , Yesterday a 800 was taken at the East India. House, for - determining the questions exonerating , the Owners of the Cede:alio,- Jane Duchess of Gordon, Lady Jesse Dttndat, dad' Bengal, 'sup' , any blame, respecting: the • loss of these ships ' , which were carried anaanneusiy jvfavont at the 041 AWLS. • MahAlatt44.lo4ll&;pftPintlePlaPl. We , m64-herhitiveol**.ai o•444;oterva hi his health. He Prrce!itirrulagagit-Oalithee, oo Sas. day last' 444.4CtitjiittOltilinitt ald'inspeeted a vault, s whieb.ia -bare s Ala Puler, for the interment. o i f o 44o4pitte_; ! Wheataer the thne ut dins ilissolulien'imiiiii#l4,.. e . 7o Ar t Onent and indesible. inktriut alkelirrisitiOtheilith year of his• age to.riwripiu s :*Aficiorfi titi. We hope he, ITitt7et. keg. tia,44Vight of .his friends, `'and the otnarnent of his countrri titetatpre, and public spirit and feeling.: • • , • ..`• • • .I'ruparstiona are making for fircelopertura of the Persia!' Ambassador salt His teliedcy reierstAionie inifTesi.kOhjAhe s ron't favourable .aticlic •bospitiKy ' this eemarrril Anil his recerniOst-from'all•iaiiiia•ot litwipw; 0 0,1 9 to do him iststiee,;ilirtiirlitliteil,teeri opportimitY to 'el press: his ..arse tlinaots;:: 100414 feelings ou..the, •••• 1:1 , • . Mrb. CLaexe,..ailoiiii•la44 - tiported a Sc!.* ‘ittor-7 , lldiir pelisse OD BIACIOrs liOlll,D, which was..,i ' . di•lnipr'oPriale*ileos . eeristitlefort leOseflih.. .1 Ptueroird'ule :v4itn,rstioalsOen•an.gicAt at Os-1 that some of the .4ir t hiOnithlea, whoprived.l late will feelitie•applicablitty. of .44- aung, cea.4 01° 114 4 - 77..: „*s ' • 10 .1°4 00 6 9 1 . 1.P :fkit0 0 14‘ 0 .4 1,1 • ' • -~.:- _ • ._ . .. , . . If ther . o(teOteatyiFat perfonnatir.tamitzGafordrit ' will he ratite." stal.atutopos.thechtrattrangilOr- Pangios thiglit be consitteradtxther alaasive by his perpruni allutitoAlito:hia Ocitig 'milk 41- / 4 14, I): and A. S.S. - • , •' I . ''....' . • Tik r a pv ticali e us.ai the Speict II ry. ~ . i ts iaOs of 7 6<li, from peripaa re giv Ott fi-ee: salient tip Bo tany Boy are: au riatero.4),,, Ottif Ittat)fetta, 'have been retusvei. " .. • ...' .. . .. • , 1 ,. ~" The new Opera antprosed inr re;yrestatatiew at ihil o yeeitaa;theatit is ' ikrimipg‘ 'ni ,¢tiiiik ' yak!, a novelty which, tioubtitiii, will please ll* IP* lovers of the Drama. ' 0. • - _ N-IVAiiNTELLIGE A ug. ... • ..:Poymourer,../or.v I.—lfis Majesty's Ship Cek. 41issfs4 from Citliti Ai l easicY r op pltagml yesterdays., ,tokrertintonth, ,Ibie fleet of transport* *Melt arrived yesterday 4.psi under convoy of hiirMajesty's brig Jasper, : 0140 guns, from Cadiz, but last from Lisbon ; ;they aiimpobe part •of 'two fleets which left the tatteroiace!hu.l3th .. ,and 21st ultimo, under the juspUt And terbo/ convoy. The latter ship, with ; the rewittioder.oftleisse fleets, are supposed to have oesseil . qp Phauwel.' 'Amongst those arrived here are thsiollowinj Veiled*, via. Eliza Tapper, with : 19i t f inch pri;orsers v . -Comilla, with a detach. liatlutt of 23 dragoons ; itocbeel, with t 36 French i n i senors t T r ugsDritan t with •133 ditto ; Egbert, with 77 ditto; Patty, 'with . -11.8 ditto; Itecerers, with VS ditto; er te, with c. 133 ditto; liar. inquin, with J 5114440; and June, with 11 . 0 ditto; olio Ahe.Maryl . Captain Gray, from Lisbon. Alt the ships with . Falk!! Odorants ati board hare qintrtish soldiers fri guard them, b„, _ • a. no aver. b rig has. this afternoon for Portemouth, With all the' transporto which arrived here yesterday tinder 'her 'contly,• except the Aiiiit'saitip, which got on shore and received some oligq . , • viki F ir. totaled her to bring up ht the • spend, )ok A Cantsoad boat War soak of the Ham. Head this,tplienlog, fa alearl - atia a with three men in her, who were all drovioo44—tbeir namesore Jacob Handeoek, Thotges-Gray, .id Wilkinson. The lilqrincr gen-brig is appointed convoy to the , Pawns, and is e:peeted to sail to.morroW intuit+ • • ' THE N. among th e T k XING his coatritahm. a • Aftl f ir4ar INTELLIGENCE, The detachments which have lately been drifted. from the foot Otiards, for foreign seryiee, was last night countermanded, and hate again rptwrned to their'd uty • Orders have this morning been Wised for the hair.yeatly payment of Half-pay Officers heleap ing• to• his Majesty's- Land forces, which wilt commence on the Rth.inst. To the EVIL' t_ of ,111 g STATAMAPI. Stn,-rI observed in yirsr,rapoc of -*ender, the 18th col-mat o that ; pm bad reecired my letter, which, I 'must confess, could not be morfb the postage to yoo.. -Bilt'4 o ',"' riot to readily agree , os fee itilletkiffefilittif : fr:4.7Oefk.cpesifer,... It 2Ctrtainly . israsol!'s.iett . iferint .deecriPtiou from 'llitisn you coramoqiy. Omit into 7 ou t ram. • 4 '.. this Pkrtorthe country, we ire perfectly 'Et et that sort of ill;no(iretl.Atetti,iiiti .4411411 . 41 A IWhielt irdeljy.enerted against Ministers; .wititillat iselfish °opt:1140o savacry ‘hi ff ga,4.4o, jii, the Bleastires `obit tikeir*yv by r. U 14 1 g 411 1 0441 Fp! wer , And' lirtinnt. in, the purse of wealth.. .*Pla .inspossibintoaottbt of these base priackples ectnet. 'Wig ail ... their carinat for we :barestimi sa Clptio... - *ion gain tbeir -- 00, s.ntl act - the !cry pe . rl they condemned.. Ndy. Mire,. they' imposed in -the .. • ., . lery.ittiancy of their power an additional toad-of eels. per cent. on" Property', Without altering the tilite l cif itt , operation, wisteli was the chief ~.4iiiplaini—aad also..attempted to introduce these t i llturic:idecitcs of tacies" into 'ptitete families. ..YPlat Satisfaction . hall the . _ people from Stich a ehange? They are satisfied that every revolution iltin . Of Ilea kind must he to thetis `t. 'Out of the dirt intd the mire." • . . ~; N othing we approve of -more • than an honest '.,Opposltiets. It is certainly for the benclit of our ' - itt*stilled Constitution , that the conduct of Mi. I • 1 niaterti.shoehl he . serutioiced—that every act of peculation ahoold be censured, in order that Par. 'Kamen, wry be itreited. to the infliction of the. de. serreik, penistruieirt of delinquents. But whee!. ewer it is ralecosered . that unjust censure is bestow. ed. Oft Ministry, the eisiclusion that snen,..ati4 one measures,- are,the objects of contempt t. repmack, anti. dcrision,• is evident. • Of this. desfriplioa. , . • • .. ,• . ~, surely - were year olitersatioos concerning titotns•: . .. * . ittrbinees, iwthi diferent tonna latiligian3; Yak ' knew the cause of„s o me of them waithe dearth,: : Of ,potatoes (15d. .ter peek). Beyond'aiftioa* , had- - the wisdom -iit Ministers 'not.. seen •_farthrilS .:• . than all! ti p rest, 'of, the -nation . ' tocoidell''ldid el d` g • . • • / • • . . . . • 1 0 . 14 lher.irArt IA iiOn' of wheat, .a fang*, thi, most Anfalif.iiilletive, Fauld have ensued., that. the, Minil eats . .ipe!iiir .The Carrie Of some of OW 1 riots was a 'spirit sof insubordination among. on . .• teed Militia, .net yet acctistomed to • ariy 'thing; stronger • titan • th€ Mild -discipline' of frosers. •. liters thnAinititers the cause of this ? Whee -1 ettlr *aro to , • .unfotituicll a isertions '-.-wet:. 'the:mt . tiotlif..candeur.? I . ant free to Solt. to I . witiateltilugly irritated by, your paragraph• afjtidetk tip l in. *louder paper,' but your fine shell 'only torgls poiidge of a letter. Thit Y;pt. may lasb with juSt severity, 'and Zee ~ , sure anlY.for the real good of the eUtintry—thile Toll may at the'sanie time approve of what is rights hind tie tenger assist in clogging the wheeli . u t Go., e tl e r raili t h uellittitatifirkolpf were m Sceff i c a a ' i r r .S' ice ons iB , I I m the i C e t gl i I „ r S n i e r s ,t wish . tour moist bumble servant, . i Ilaildiegerni, jUoe Si. - • ..ii FARMER. EWe have osnittent'a inttesie is the Latter, .nests OVA Mr . Cuaa ere ; ha ills Oat mar laiennm•elett witib• . th e vatleci, b ut is atm/ so iti-limed attach upou hilt's— Evil . ..