The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-04 00:00:00

7^;7 . - TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. dirIi•DIVENTIXO ZILE/CUES and PAN• TA 1410116.-111 enweiSms of lb; very R ei r - TAnta at the bed earls% .f manna bas *W T *Weed T. SU . ON, SIC di the wirth Me id the New Cluweb.,Atrand, to try the eapertiveat of eating thew wide/et Ade or leF prom*, which he has Wad to anawee his met ardent expeenttiou, and ihr emits the former made 'Lie ekianee and our, and are pe. adiarly ad.ieted fo defog. T. S. h the ylrtlwe to say he Law gives aniveral satisfae . 1::o those deedessei who haw boomed hike arkli a trial at aid-banana en steam Mh thicere voltam* his Friends sad the Pia la grams' far tar - thyme's . * they hove dlretdy nalertril *jag Mao allit be lite opened the m h o ., vo i c e% ka t hopes by hw I.a merit a enatinanace 1.1 thesacre. X. X. X silt Ilithary Uniforms, Lades' Hal (eery whet dote • eaetited with th e plansalitrand ark& . . _ turgrattikAaix CHEAP PALE?, .= Slade with oersted Fish Olt, and odd sly at U. Sari* beasi la iirrct. Goldca-septare. grafi; PAINT ring bass gotten** wit lir li years past, by wady of the Nubility and weber pew's. b cutworm* of Its soperlority to any other euasp.mitima. Wsaatt the Proprietors w selkit the astelSon of those &Slams who ime,.d bean tify* end preserving their park polies. taws, kola Ti iit.g. stee*ett, *hoer, end other fronts r 4 baFßmg. soot all work exposed to the weather. The Pettit Is ef swiss eadeeNt from 44. to 94. per lb. ad say be laid on bralit person. 4• bleary. Vaeherataa, toes. sad likritell, beg to seliao she rOlie again!. .peruse toe'reint bring ispeeetrable, ti leis the Prepared Fish Oil is toed. - N. B. Best Reined Oil, fur bareln,q In patent sill oil lamps, equal to spersaretl, at 6s. 64. per galls!. TO THE PUBLIC. FROM the easeereet Cala'Adel that hate mote, mot km • preluthe os;curOrtertolinilelhausles the circulation's( a tai, reimornualne, Samuel Davies. Pro prietur of MORRIS'S PATENT FAMILY MANGLE. feels himself imperiondy tolled ;opus to auntmaer to the Public is hral, that he sever had the smallest eunsawiina wi th another e, late at the same street ; ear nee hh Moores by and means made no their plan. On the asetrart , he has the pleasure to add. that wherever bit have hem ordered, the have given col versal satinhetioar aNd the leseenabg fram . all pans, bath of anew end emmt ,is tbeetesegeM proof of the superior torenrete of Ole. ilM.Mita over every n :gi t ithe. yet ale tomisiell• aphi s he meel y solicits the at . smiles of the Pena 1a dmielellpile mad ameltmeseired Ma chias% heist, follymonrimeil, tled them thek compact comeme lion, the perfect ewe with widdi they are morketlond the com plete reason Is which day perform, they will he rectally adopted throoglsoat the country. To he had at she Maanfatmey, No. 4, Skinner-street, Salm bah Lenslone—Prke ISt. I. tad If requited to he sent into the matey, Ss. pochiog. SALES. --GOP.- Flatbary kly Reposito H y. U Iriamberpoqsave. Mr. LL. T"-MORIKOW, Nareb 5, at One o'Ciack, APAIR of DUN HORSES, with remarkable ow(' metier, it either for Caargers or Baraess. A Grey )TARE, a opal Haeitioey, has r arried it Ludy the Priperty .0 . a Getitletaan s bating wo farther use for thou, sad are to be sJto without Wiggle. May be viewed, Eimbery Repubitory, Finibary-wpaue. fly Mr. ItULL. TO-MORROW. at Ow 'Mock. THE FOLLOWING FIVE 11UNTERS,1 and a Hack INERLASTINO, a grey gelding, 6 year old; ao extract dltvirN hart, and u bet trotter. BRUSH, a bay gelding, 6 yews old, by Honeycomb ; has b-ca hunted a f e w tteaft, a geld and very steady leafier, mild ' , cry Fast gagitne. KILL 'DRY IL. a elven* gelding, 6 years old, by Little Lau, raw mum. far say lor's Owe. particularly steady mid amoNure Imam, makers I. FOR - VON R. witwousgg lag, 6 years old, by Sir Peter, a wry, tug* 'caper. seim temperate stud but. sr. ranitgi ‘ 6 113 0 -Srldattg, i 'ears •Ad, by Gummi. a partirnlar gen* banal& awf my fast. . . • SQUIR KL. nitrates gaibig. 7 years old, by Fertuoio, an. eitranedinehry !riga k4pey. teropeustel N 1 41 417 OW* They ore AU particular steady *lea liuunds. May be viewed. 0 4 ' .." - - - - "WM.} air -•- 4 40 •••• 4 .4trie 1,. ; • • ••• lel. 'awalisftels. WOO/ .41 " (Se ': •• • • • 4,l.P.Alblit 414 ~ ~.,yak: ~,''~"nP 4 4 6 • • . ; A To be Lieuliatirk7;ertivit parttime. aJames A. Heikki% t dme Havasu* whisMitima, J.ta PePosit' Lieutenant Robert Travers, from thelsth Feat . 4 Nib Dime. • To be Lieuteminb, wittiest parriase: • ' • .Ensigo James Powell, tithe the sth Cariboo Hatilliin, jillse promoted in the Bombes &MO , M , Hawaii Nano, from =1;04 /lee FAO, Om. in ditto. ErePga Remy R. Shepard, frout the KW Foot, vice Uewellyn, premier& 18th Ditto, Captain_ / the Honourable RichaM From the half-pay of Wanda!, , s Levy, to bi Captain it a Company, vice Camae,_ whp evarmaces. _ 15th MOO. C.rmtiga pitiless O'Rehmv, tan the 57th Feat, to tale it I Company. vies Fan, who exchanges. Emsip Atiesandler Arvin to he Lieatemat,_ without • , viec 821 ;4 47V d ted to_the 56 Hragams amid& riek as be kieu teoaat, by par „Abut, viet E4 lirer,_ praised is the 14th Tam. D tto. F.origa Hata Reec e, trustthe'Tipperary Militia, 'atbe Emir. Ditto. iilletellSit Doman Fatiost to be Captain ea Can . ry , .ithrtsardlUe- BadiaCkAtil.reaaraajtAmmuel. Walt have the of Li. L,, COMB ber Lieetenant, without peruke, ca Butler, Gent. to la Moak" moss& .vice yroec.mappoistmeat his Irian George Pea, M. be MON rica.Civilltbs. sar=Nblajor r AEft term Atm Sw kb ligo . ask g 2 rie± esam ' w ar 655 Ditto, 'lla b e se, vai the 6th DNu, Ow*, W , vice who ex William • ' derearat. 77.17 , it ...a, promoted. 46th Ditto Emig' Atkins Warren to be Lieskienot i without porchase. - Mabee, Gent. to be Emig% vice War fel. 47th Ditto, Lieotanest John Alpo to be Captain of a Com pany, by vice Butler, who retires. 77th Ditto, Malmo:, tram On 4th Font, to be Liesteneot, purchase, vice Wihen, appointed to the lith Coyle. Goemelti. 494 DONN Wife - Ereondlehl to be Li/Veen*, with out mord viceMtsiliaa, who retires. aristepher Lode wyll NV need, Gent. to be Basks, without poillime, vice Mb ibe e tainds. , =g a i: the 15th Foot. 1 - Gary, from the Boyd South Dews 1111 Who Noisips. Old Dino, Brevet Lionlenest-Cedonel A. Meade, trots apay of tie Ye Regiment et. Make, to be MAW, vice Blakey,l lobo 9ith ales elimi , h =ent James Cooke to he Captain et a Com. =like Amieneo, kilidd in Nation. idoessonst Jake N. to be dies, vice Williamson, killed la action. En t:rim Tweak to be Lieutenant vim Cooke. Ensign IMO to be ditto, vice J Achim! "` (For the remainder of the Promotions, am our nest.] BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • &aid R. Roberts; Wesd.etreet, U Spludfields, silk-utanefaeht sem BAN KR . . Fairborn, New-street, Fetter-lane, optician, to surrender March 7, IS, sad 'Aprit 14, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Scott, Cisay', 1 ou-sepore. J. CIL& Amen, Cheshire, lioea.draper, March 9,10, and April 14 at the George tau Leek, Staffordshire. Attornlee, Mean. S uster and Ch alinor, Leek, thaffordshire; and Mears. berry and Co. Coadt-itreet, Hanover-sqoare. Arnold, Cateoton-street, warehouseusan, March 7, 14, and 14, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hard, King s Beueb-walk, Temple. . . K O'Neill, Litter/et, cooper, March 17,19, April 14, at, the and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street, Liverpool Attorney, n Avlson, flanoverAtreet, Li i P. Coates and J. Walker , Che, Moaclunkr, brewers. Wl6, 18, April 14, at the White Bear lea Meachester. iles, Messrs. Shepherd and Co. Bedtbrd4ow ; and Mt. , *eing-gardens, Manchester. .V.Mliaraii,C,reitewleh, tobaecoalsi. March 7,14, April 14, at Gandball. Attorney, Mr. Dimon, Nawai•otreft, Soho. M. Stothard, Gloucester, saerchant, Mira 1.9. 10, ex p ril 14, at the Consuiercial-rowns, BrisreL Atto=U set b ens , Etluol ; and Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, . M. Nub, Harlington Bedfordshire, grocer, March 9, 14, April 14, at 'Curiklbell, 9 Londoa. Niamey, Mr. 'regneend, Staple Inn. 11.. Broadbent, Manchester, victualler, Marc! 18, 20, .April oi tri4 14, at the Mosley Arai! lan Manchester . Mims** Mr, M., 4Phsectry-lane , maps, .81 -street, m it a. Charing W bakers, la 'Mina Seri-steer s and • ' . • • *. • • 4".4 .~~.:. .+~- 4 .. , , !;,1. ~~~~. • . • .. a Zime Ar. W. LE woe 'Wee. dot go II he: move the theppales far holland lo the Soweittee of &apply. , The Wootton Brunet Election Petition was pastrami to the YAM. EMPLOYMENT OF FOREIGNERS. Lord FOLKESTONE save notice of i Medal foe Tuesday Opt, at the weli of the i r i ricsi of Foie the nir tenths Sethi, th e Gent. (dm Mam of bo, tee Exchequer) is bit Owe, whhed to know whether the Cmoorthlithwrs fie tosuliPsH lothrtife ues CP•rtY were yet appointed. His mead for poem* the q was, tbot be was given to inderetand they were appointed, and that OOP of them *es a Forsignsp. The CHANCELLeIrof the =CHEQUER said the ap chs=olerel a l e lites place, sad one et them was a fordseer, emu muuser; ,. being Mr. Simeon, Colonel Taylor, sad • •4; •; . • MR. WALSH. Tha,SPEAKZE wed he falt k Wetly to iafbrat the Bnpoe that be bad received 'nudge-low Sem lir. Wakh, s=i iat iont be wet now able to come dewhie the Home, add tat atft daisies co WIMP, the did* the tower. it added, if the subject was me takes op Ware the espirat of a het eight, he feared be &NM not - be tible to Maid. )dr. BAN KN E E S sold, that is coastopenee of the ladmalloo ' now made to Ss Swat, he weaM neve Is 41hdause the order for Mr. WaloinAMe as it stood at present, kr the pur- , pose °Claiming it to 1 / 4 y next. The allrnallon was as adopted. Notice was gives of • Medea, for Tharalay neat, Scores relative to the prowentien of Captain Tomlinson. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. • • Mr. BROUGHAM said he rose in conseqeeinee • -d a notice be had given to bring forward a motion 4. commerce and manufactures - vast and so complicated had been aware Of ite an& the his observations with _..rving, that his - object was to induce the House to go into a Committee for the purpose of en quiring into this important matter. lie had to ad dress himself to varions descriptions of persons, all agreeing that the voice of this country was raised in complaint, and he hoped all were unwilling to say, that these complaints were without toundotion, until they were examined. Great difference of opinion existed as to the causes of the present, distress. Some disapproved et the measures of 1806, which wore fol lowed up by the Orders in Council of 1807. Others, who approved of the further Orders in Council, might disapprove of the particular mode of relaxation which was adopted. Others again, who regarded the ori ginal measures as a grand experiment of counterac tion to the policy of France, would wish to examine its effects. There was another class, of which he most acknowledge himself to be one, who, having 'condemned the whole from the commencement, were willing to shew that the predictions were fulfilled even beyond their most desponding expectations.— Last of all, there was a class who, undervaluing 'the commerce and manufactures of the country, sup: posed that nothing was to be apprehended while agriculture was encouraged. To ail those different classes he had to address himself, and he hoped tbij , would all concur in giving their voices for enquiry. His object was to enquire into the result of the expe riment 41807, and to ascertain whether it had op :pressed or assisted, the eassmy ; whether it:was not. better that we should retrace our st eps . ; of if WI were to pereist,vhat we &maid adoPiamite Whitetail, ;Rd operative mode at eacirchig out lures agpinst the cormerce of Franekr :UM* Ow were • prepared to tell the people that out present evils were irremediable; that they ,Iyete each ti‘ most be endured by patience, the Hogs* could eat refers gle op! 4 Ortesd . _ p pr iton. 'The .system epee which we hind . . t9 professed ta act, was, in the Outset t then-was the - which A r ;316', i..9lirt . . 1 1l i i :1 ' 4 ) ‘ ii . 7 , e t 2 • . 7 . e ll • i• , .4 111 ' • i S• l4 - ' ....?,' ;•.% • ... • -.. ' • ti PRICE ilia _._. -.. ‘* 4 110 1 i r t 'Tattey ritadler rond, * e wbiek ho ,Sepitierity of'Og to cam l ittni ncy peried of•the ,Itevelotioa•l' : '- ...,---ie% . to unite 'sten, -the ter. SIIWO*, ft Allspisit, antleansuillian them. p' . * ligls -"se littkolasstierea;daita cam mere. mitistihe-iffelimir * with the.child ; * . - • whkkilaiiiiilitemable. to the : sostiatatienkto dso power Ise sunspot. i i 1.4.11. c •; , ) was not- disal to ,believe .-•• • • :,-.• or his new /aide ke E epon their 1 , .. _ for it eras , *le y t o suppose the `,.Ministar et Inane peosenting :.- .. sillalay itnittraoltt?,Ale. w.oylsi, •". tame guarded in pr $7,„ ai ' were more podtivti a snful. ‘-''•-• ' Bonaparte beloggrop :tieCipani , 4 as Iswieta d.serlbiser,_ deep: A we. `.Hie eilleut it was natural for FA.* - • '","' • .the other hend.r. Tim ohtimiC t" t : ''''.- —. , • ... ... -- was to eneonrage comnierce . bj - • 1 • • ..ft , : , and to.encourage the trade at ~* 4 t . .:*. : .. . the neutrals most co n tiguous to' 1 `..,. therefore most exposed to its . power,..— - • • -, which was ser ted from f ranee '''" ' "-'-- by an ocean, impassable to her,.owilieg tin , sane its-. • .... —..' terests, and speaking tine same. language a nth Eng— • land, and being the only dation, besides ourselves, hi which freedom could be found. It was lamente-, ble to consider how entiroly the reverse of those ! measures was adopted. We had not only not done .• we best to secure the neutrality of that 1 3 u.s.er, but . we had adopted a system against -emends which I went to oblige them immediately to decilitre for one . side or other. He should say nothing upon the us... • ' • ••• *dation, still pending with that country, but trig ' ,;•',' I not help regretting having heard .on a late oCCIISLOO s .,: that the hopes of a successful issue were represented :'as Bleeder. Bit looking to the effects of the system- .. - .:'',.t we had pursued, they.would find by the papers laid.. before the House in 1809, that the whole of the ion.. •-•••••• Iports and experts of -1808, • mmiipared Artiiktkeelv: . l , of .1807, fell short by no Tess an amount Bea"! '. fifteen millions. It was found necessary, in •1800 0 , • .r., to substitute a blockade t o a limited eateut, which' ~ was done- by the measure of the 96th of April in • that year... This measure, he "crinfeeded, was in 'effect getting rid by one sweep of the whole printie . pie of th'e Orders In Council. The principle was its cdpple the French commerce, bat this, by opening anisti4e4 tliele.commarce, defeated their principle. r As 'lliC:iloarlsking represantatioblt :tif..our trade in _ • " cunt set aping thenl.tOnioeare id one . .thedo A,lBlO, broom* opwards of ir • idtto Os s mg was lost to this country. The sesen . milliona.Droits 'of Admiralty *which we hail taken from our friends and natural allies iu the.. course of eighteen.years of war, was more than coun terbalanced by this fatal seizure of Bonapa'rte. Ito denied that Bonaparte had gone on relaxing his De crees after the paring dowil of our Orders in Coun cil. Iu 1809 we relieved the pressure on his com merce, and in 1810 he came out with two measures, ' ten thousand times more strict and mere pressing on his commerce and our own. He ridiculed the Bark Bill as an attack upon the humanity of Bonaparte, by persons who had always denied him the posses sion of such a reeling. He should next proceed to state the facts on which his inferences were built, though the numberless petition% preparing in many parts of the country, the list of bankruptcies, which was doubled since the Orders in Council, the list of the poor, which had increased in Liverpool` to six,- teen times its former amount, ware, facts, which would bear him out, even in the teeth of the returns upon the table. He could not shot his ears to' this cries of the poor people; he could. not be inditrnrent to ' the petitions which . would . .shortly come from Warwickshire, Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, and parts . of Scotland ; nor could he leek upon the re turns of Mr. Irvine; as •of greater aethurity : lie might n called the laviotetotthe nation ; the Gazettes might.be represented is . Mitt:lkea ; the country might. be held np as tot:tithing; commercial, and gay, but it must be In defiance of ell thole proofs of _misery whickobtruded theasselves ilaile•before their eyes c —, Bat lit theta Net what 'iva's the state of things . ,ln 1811, been by.ttle deternefiti'of Mr. Irvine tibeeelf, The ollietatintortif ,tie ettirrels, for t •ree kuartecs.ok the year 1810; VailffP,o6l;oolol.. • The offsciil ital 4, eflliejetpisite far the 'three corresponding prim of oiii joke 1811', wee only ltt,ooo,oool..ttetng a nix - - 6$ .* Ci iipop,ow. In the three quarters, eO4 br Bided i a ARV off of Ft. or 15,130140001.,* litlinf f' the : iiitietiyaor or olfieial Value t or *boat 5t,093,040: iiifiettre: orheitniiine to all this, it seemed, yea, that - there loul been kb eonsiderable falling off in the ,* everilired with the imports • t r- ' . Tr; - • SqietaM l 4" IP ,I I f I • -771 A t • • • I • .. . • • . - 7 :el , S• :- ' .:' .4 : • .., ', .-!..,. '': ' ..; • ' • I ~• _ . „ • ...... . . ..l. ..... ' N , ,„, ;., , .4 .k' t , 01) .. %...0 .; •• • • , I ..kri j5.... 4 '' • . i . i.':!'". ' • '• , i • Ia- .- Ar.r `, • . t 04.71:4== , , .:1 '?', • =.) .- .; • •=. , i r- ~t . .= , = ~- i = . ~. .0 .. • 1 4- . 1 i .... ... =,. Az' 1:,. = . i . . , . or t - . • tig:',.!•,l; 4 *l!l'.. tr:;:. M'i •-•t.,.:,./t.. *to ....J r! . .: 4.0 _ HS ,:..,. ..: • . - : •.r 4.‘0,, , , , ,..,-.:.•-•• ;••••_ ;• •• - 4 :::. •-, _ ~,:, - ••• • • ~. , , • -, . . • . .• - , ~ . . ,•• ~., •-• •il ,•,• .. , • , •. - k... • • , . • _______ ___ _ __ __- -- - -- - _ ________ ._ _ ......_ .. . _ _ .____. .. . ___ _ No. 1879. - LONDON, WE.tiNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1812. _ . . _ ...._ -...i. Tit Citi . RB NO VA L, Gt)YRRE ISARD_RW. IVAN sd LONDON GAZETTE, Ib s en 3. liflllitlAL PARLWEENT: `': 4 '''' . r 110- MOKRO W •EVENIUG, Mim*. 14 will ..........- . . . be performed, a . Now Geoid Operant Doss, to three MILITARY PROMOTIONS. -7.1...... ' ' ROUSE Or LORDS, Males & int' ...c. - it i tt imr .op . t..., m 13,4 w,,..oike,fillerei S. THE VIRGIN OF TER fieN. , azik t =t4 tu ne ewes, Corset J. D. Viestaw. ill ow dianwtoo of la s Doeteathe• of Privilz i Lorddips erele s * a 111 1 . vice °Tebbe, who After sqleh, the Pootoodote of firlel7ints adjoined kr ilre 1- 1 F i . e .,- ,1 1 1 . HARLEQUIN • A isl-D .PARIOA.WABA; lag asigiona air Rettold-41111,11•11,. _ mo m , se b e kaj u (with the ear ia of uoruog, vies. - . 'Tito s t is ino z h i l e thL c-ooh-" ' ' ' asii II . ~' IMW. Mit I OR. Tit I. GOLDEN VlM.erLer.s wore redid, sett 9111 i mg...,- ‘ ai f . , ; . , w iu A i i lec, (Al Salonl479Jaiht. Catair...oo Mhaday, the Virg* et set e lmrtli sitem , Ge . t. to b e N owt, by ptuthate, objpepeseeet z tee iiies_spee tha tat:lw „,-- .....,,;,. -- - - ...., , 00. - no lireiet . Drawback tr!!_mal___llwellin h waIIINIPI 7.. i .... • M Ditto. Liritterrhl i alm Ottpliamait eseg ar the 43d Foot, to V e ll i gni w 516.1111 • 111 •!.. 1 - 4 ' -- •1•. • 4 L • east p VirANT. I. a Pact) u . HO hie " -s be lAtattemat Vice 1010 George wawa, , A mone ,s i t 44"l" , t t i l, A ra:V ellili c mo ymb s Me.* t iait ild ~ f• i . ~. '.. • stwod Perakawo, Wk.. ite gruteel Inwhowar. a ss a te h met 0 owner W &Thee, woo if; 111 ovary rerwast. auoidled braille ele- ge m tb, g er d llta rrary Wks% to be Cors e t, waiheet se wi Llr a r ee vla casido cutr oti, . Drittl y ren ne t i ,sia.. , ~. .. • i or wily ;If in t h e caonleV vi _ l J ll N.P., l 4. 4.43lll ","' ibt .....-- , . , Ple.we to &act' I. D. No. SL . wpm: • woolao, City. • birg lit el t a N eeed Ltooteooot „c o t om d Bo ws el m . to bow _ sod *SW isqlso±a we bard Nee If )to be reel ; A l a= . fe z A t k ve sseti. Liatteloet M. Wheel, Rosa " 1. 41 1. i r Wi w i m a th. soussioLc o t !ace s— a casipound e t Rua. _ ---- 0— to be Captain of a ~.. • W.O A.CC.I DEWS ased sapioniarnr is Wm. fres 'l2 , U . - Tiger. dos libeett ESL Wert ' l oade r =e t a. air J.lkebses, . le le et t h e 4 . Gest to be Cr hrat, by pturbsia, :ft e rat o rb oesestio r o i niteeolot o t i me. , :- 1 itoir4“.. sad ago Corriclea. 041.. .or non otter toodurberi ..- When the bone Colikwbigll is 111111hilatetted Clig ialtnl 6ll4 79 6 V MS s - . . • . ._ Alter are bedujilliJOhmailjobtlbri . Buitise ipsiata et i hopowible); , , , Sem awed% At orwtorrow. ' _ be • , , mire liedlemell._ _ pagassat. or - - Omit( hal, s t ik When the bees yearn lill "- 'ir •e. ige LiciftllMll, W . eilleMeitgaie • 4 0 4 0K. ''• , •-- • __.- Inmost se ilitf, the Wiwi, tilt. _ ,_ V trir vieelheldi, g=ii ziy _HOWE' OF C011111100(' - ' 1.- `' filitS' V re 'mat • Wkeo two orhoN elf eke 'twit m..... ..? tosat a : i tg ave lime Major Rears , • whew thrilhboask 6 %c e ;, i land st. oft fly %a a witket piebb " at i • idr. WilltiallOtrirabred fee i ilete W far the Iliesefe6 _of p„,; n s& b u to d was r h i l l ' / 7,bl .1 4,, kill 41 14./ I hipa - isibeei, Cerebin.. • =ley, be tho 44 .10 0 . ';lrot Leos, ie the - RPM of - Itiehoill ay, E. 14 wiluktid, '" 7 - " --5 P ' - ' - ...A A... kr Ma tbw sag odbitegiery missal' will r iot High:teat of Neat, Ihrir ia = Sue se tti o r be Lleate. tr a t a ta ts. oloottos, ideated *a 00ce ward of Ute aliliera. means in her power, where t0gra.....-te hi Or Nth : neutrals . Not of 0 be given respecting thus. I moot, by ?arehare, rice Lose from t he to The 111111 was lonia SA thee, sad ordered to be ' •„• Th e owners olhirlikk homes m li , ' ay. Ilmar ,_ _ " 11- 4 , ... 114/14- T nsi g ° 61"e g e ' - 1 941 1 ,1/1/1 ," l i e d g =Zi m e to.o rmw: - , Frajace, and therefo poolkit by theme of this SIBMAIDS i which i n 0 4 " Iw .aar n r i t -I "'""" m g a * isi Ditto. ; ' Mr. W. LE pot aodoe;thet =sa e sect be_ would i batto(t , of that neutral w to all foototheel Camille,. ~. .• . • •• 'En b. Lioortesaistr. without aorehose. ".' ' ' ~ - 2stove the Soludirs Oar belloodio the of Soonte. 1.....- . -- :—..- . - - rabic, ' 471 17 1 174 , — Lge s 79"iiiiiiii71 -1 " -- i; 7 1; e --- b a -- — wit a 1 notice De mu rum w prang iuriram Company, ski. My, deckled. ' Will fecting the stabs of oar commerce and ii caber throes le be k lietiel !ni eker ' itibibell • *li g e Se ""F t, a motieo. which embraced so vast and ;a Gest. so be c Zzagl iel oe vm......... , iiii,4 ...or-07th glisso, *a , Amigos b e a variety of detail, that 0 he, had been a' 4 COMMI./ 1 2L.1;e . ;MT . 016 4 ii 3, ..__ evient a arst, he.doisisted much wbeth lasi I `''' ''''b a ' tr i eg o C a m e rnk sei ZZ sok _have eonsulted bit peekissow MANI me ;r o — T . - 4 ' eN1.11116114g. 'With -11 , '" ito the , r e d s iLlst e.. 1 Ellison, Gent. to be Ensign, by purciess,vice the Heine, he would only preface his ,lie I, MoLead, promoted. maser !& h Ditto , Emo A t bj r werme to b e Li es i eees e t without U with obserting that his object was ts . _ in..... ..... 6......1..0 , .. w ro.nmi. hub fn.. illn n iikebery Repeate r wry. Viosbury-squans. - 19, Ume money Arne isio.osom=.• .'”o•osssoo, ..1 r. IIiAMII4 pa Armco acs. i.mr 4s,a, v• .1., ..• .7 , 1 , .2........, .77•••"7 --- ..- . .._ I . .._, , ~.. _ ._,. ~..._ _.. ,!,.. weepered with the experts Cimuscery-leae ; mad Mr. Maras Back -stmt. Maa. What then-was tbe spline of tbe eoemy WWI wilicii 1 elitiOna " lan ri.r, Tip By Mr. HULL. denier. all in ose 'MA *ft of ISM. "-I.t *mid 1m boWever, that the riff- . MMORROW, Mardi.% . .s. T . c oo& N otl i amlasi k a d. o t goo k. O w i ng 'merc h ant , it was retaliation ?To sass up ..r _. .. . ti 7 . ..... 4 that 4k . ml _ o. of taElf FHAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, , .., 4 - 7, 26, Apeit 14, at Gallikall. Attorney, . musky, was a system of hostility to commerce, a with to se- terence um:ol7 . now , ~...0,00.- .- to the --____r- _.. of mount k- , ten of Mak weight .: also some straw Hackneys. .atition not lint trotters; anosal ;min of Coach, • • - .... wee. me J. G. woe, wafer& w mhos, crs&ce the Made of France to the destruction of the the three gnashes' 15A ()varlet, 'and Carrick Geblino, of different roloon ; woe sin- r, ~x . monde . , Nam p„,,,,,t on e Co. l i ak t. loaat * ' '' r' . IS, 17, April 14, at the Rises Arms In Abhor's. trade of land. It WU tette that, in some rood meets, while suffering eerier the vexation of severe s ng quarters el 'lllOO. ' But he would go Track mo- 1. 11,000, .0001 . . lotithlitheetrOrrei if. the three corro- de ditto; ICIPMI good Gig Hones, perfectly quiet in harness. H aim & sod F. Hada. H am an . +O4 fast trotters; some yen clever floras, Maki' hove beets Pule wies *mops; and Ladles' Hones; a grant many strong oiretiz .. tioh . white swa . Ise , Hal i fax. Asessuks__, wr. no teener would recolleit tkat that was the very worst J. SitetAtiv Halifax. Terbtilles ibleit-licaPer, Mardi 19.1(i, In,. ..7, 1 loor . , .. ,__ Bonaparte bad expres 4 7 o d ut a with for to a comparison - *kb lik/8; and the House cisidlapani Meres.bt Air soacklues, mall-roisebee l Pn't-chAuci,^ wasps, co lonic, and commerce; ace ahoserrerst Ittustbease Callaway!. Ponies, Re. so*, IL v id ag , lkarfilaa ; aid idalar " i g ielwerth II " M I I III P - had his mind resumed its tone, than he turned to the yet/ of being 15 , 000,0001 . falli . ng a o s t ocofmthvertrod'exportwi with qu i :rt t e he rs ,t o h f ree . 1808 the es- .--„ of sacrificing - Ms ' 1808 LONtl TAIL „BLACK TROOP JIORSES. S. Kettle. LieMnsel.tialber-nerelsaM, March 17, 18,_Aot prosecution of Lis farondte Volk,' 14, at the Globe Mmes. iA_vi_rirel. Anoraks Mr. whew, owe trade to tke ruin ei ono. Nay, he bo a ( a li a r * . it i2 0 11 0 50 ; a 7 ; wer tIXe 000 t , t om .ree . .ts Illeek ;L j o i cii 7 Past malti n g, m Flamers. la Belford-erne ; aid Morn. tiriM asißlecle, YeawkkAsset , was espoeed to go farter, and Ws • - .. least pi ai IR or Cart floes's, saperseetera- Lie • - . tine. tof Life Geards. R e .Vel t t. Illatheraegir, irneddre. plembel, Mar& 13,14. ..o r y Mo. t o mia smal' itself, without : any . view torn, as 1811, 18,000, ...being a difference, iu lti g e ' l lr il alue f lb, . Dl3cor4, . . apeit 14, et the Mack Beat La g D es e ra ir . !sea, wiltskiee. moo • if ibis ,. was ss i iso u t i ng in it, _ D atum loyal:loos to . hit' of 2,500,0001. With respect the exports •tt snoth At the City legesitery. and Greed Carriage Mort, Barbican, Etta, t , Tilbjr., Devlin* ; sad ~ pame,y, li d 6. at Twelve M o rt, Essez-eirget, Meitaltiasis cad Pena , elms cool the liberties of mankind. The!censerip- Amedcs,. the 'loess had only theCusiom-lie se se- rir wgirty very G i oia , y oung - v Fs . * Long at,i.. tom' „miss, geri.teleet it. obio wasikaib y if. AsfM_ . . affse -14, tine itself was InConsisteat with trod, e ; Oros , a sa. 1 turns, which could not be considered . as a fair test A aims of commerce to power, and the .tame disposi- ,of the feel trade . B r these returus it appeared, that AL TaiI.IILACK Ta p ? e t IORSES, mid Clue Long Tail I . . 5t. .. 06 sir .. .: ticsigovavospiwili es,ni tipi es. , ... wtte d l ites the ....mi iid ..,a 7 si ivellin eri to reS th : o f e ll t r . i ilt o z 'oextielsiolit:ial; the e f t u e p erp it 4 te o s f el l u l 1 t, :; i t s tr i ri n .... Glum m a , s o ma i merits anemias. are a eery li rt. li ßgant . If . --4 1, - • u i n supe r i or 10. 1 1 hop erro seisms os. seeentet, aed ti, April 4. .et illai Inns iu fairness 0 1041allo art J r l/ndlio aniclY account af their be baribm's4rellaseN a Mrs R. & . di m e o < :hie i iirowants. . To.sisem ba s ist:l deemed dies, inic.sided . , those_ ti3 of - the 1808 - by eight Inii!ions. in; too Igege/pr mosso - ; They ore well rakalate4 for . i • age s. u loot l a t e 411* day to tli Bit ,dt Vita ,7 niteilitietiarmon,io was this statement. 'rein . the ths abula Mr . Carviages ' arisen " Dii. . 3; is aigl )4l6ll %; ; Vtipig, - ----' ging thole,geo erthehr : moonterwe 'isi' pp& 7 tide , Citetbet.heiitse, with - the setae eiteetioWet the, , efeen- till.r...sreone. . • A 1. ., dm I VI t o,. stkneis a **kilt,' ttil ' • irhasetwhe de not VieibilVlblik SO .11r. 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