The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-13 00:00:00

by efect at Paris u at Berlin or Potsdam c aye, even I though HINOVer be so 'sinfully stood out for by ear positive and able Ministry ! Under the strong per. suasion of the hour being at hand whets the impetu. bus Frwithreen is teen driving the fierce Cossack be. tots him ) as can scarcely refrain from examining and Mamie' the meet extraorgioary measure of those Does and Yams from ronning after a frozen enemy into a warmer and thawing country, leaving a chosen part of that enemy securely environed by welleraonoted ramparts tad rapid rivers in the teal The heath did, to be sure, break through that old military adage ) that " no strong place should be left beitiod as advancing army ;" but then the way the revolutionary French war was made, was out of ell measure ) out of all ex. ample—it was a war ant oserit. It was a war by which their adversaries were tired and ex. blasted at but by the numben of wHlisg victims of. fared to their better drilled arms. The face of things solo dallied, !tad the ilmipertente yawed by Franca ea eaa ealarogi o iasda a greater Dasher of able Goa/rats In t 1 yean e thaa mold have been brought beds la twisty at arty former period of our labhlt7b The lintasee and Pramisni l / 2 theratere, aderbd an maple wMeh to as has all slang appeared madness, unless they had beats able to &posse* the/ indefatigable essay of Deseb sic sod the feet ether depeadeot brims's. So the two punt rivers the tWenir, might Shea he* retraild tap Ind delibinitiO 'heaem the die, is it oniedisee, obenid Aunt tamed Mit saisibui.iitaigigamisiiiilhirt. for the jinn- trisiad -- 000 -.--- , 46; ample is dais as* aiAer stria. Oa triumphant mew limM isr 41 111111 00 4 0 1101 hrfal system of ► fres the united ism 1' seam sal PANIMIRSCIL The Emperor hams' smst bane•forme* all this, if we an not mistaken, try the prop ho hes slam adopted. Th. Zing of Dummy thee. sot so soon, obsereed this " tinsels/ ovarelsit ; sod so did Bissaporri, N doom, but wheelies with the same ample, softy of hello; within as his neighbour* King, is still manor et dubiety. Bat we are making be fore the adversities of ear Allies; evils will arrive moo eseegh of theseseires. Would the people of this akei t i f y a m id be,h,deoed to rue behove dee ce. WWls their mak btbdolariars bringing Ns them s from Russia, may . .ontetbi ng Ay Court on that head, more especially, as we have been all along persuaded, that the Emperor ALEX ♦wnan would be glad to avail himself of any circum :lance which may lay the foundation of a treaty for a general peace. Hellas scarcely any thing to hope for from a protracted war, and be has certainly much to save by a speedy peace. . dining - room Lansdowne House, Monday night, was about six feet in circumference, and four inches thick, came down with a tremendous crash. The greater part fortunatel/ fell between the sideboard and dining table. Earl GOWER and Mr. WORTLEY STUART were the only two who received. any injury. ' Earl Gowta bad two wounds in his head, which bled freely, and Mr. W. STuLar was also hart. The Marchioness sat nest to Earl GOWER ' but fortunately received no.injury, except that of being much alarmed, and almost smothered with dust. ' There was a great quantity of valuable china and glass broke.. Yesterday, at half past two o'clock, a Cabinet Coma was held at the Foreign-office. During its Captailk DIJNOIN a Anstalt officer, arrived at the Ace ffm Heligoland, and remained there about an hour. The Council broke.op soon after four o'clock. On Monday, at hilf-past three o'clock, a special general meeting of Privy Councillim took place at Whitehall, to take into consideration, and finally determine, a ask* his been some: time before them train the Island of Jersey, respecting the right for Java.. ary of Legation le the ,en resklent at Wash.' r town yesteida7 from Falmouth I from, the with all expedition, • for the defence. EPIGRAM ' OS Loss rsoovirr staMovt%, Ai sesta iscisrApx OF STATIC, Its?MUG INgERIIOI IN Tag TO Tag CITY'S *DOW. Ito Tag ?ammo or wozis. 'llt• son of the Decree, of discretion the man, . . Whose rise in the State is a marvellous story a • His haughty ambition no mortal can sag, Nor pen as describe a more insolent Tory. • He tells Leaden City its Address may be plated, la the Malaita Haase archives, sincesuch is bis That however in motive or language its graced, The Gazette's chaste pages 1.! never shall 1111. Wisdom places the safety of nations in their motel character. National virtue is national strength; what then have we not to fear, when we see such examples of depravity as a new-made Lord insolently telling an enlightened Corporation of Citizens, that • his ditcrdion is more to be respected than their discernment. If we submit to humiliations like this from pampered favourites, we are undone foi ever! We must awaken from our torpor ancl insensibi lity • 4, But if we slumber still, the expires groaoil Beneath oar sceptre; Oa' we oat entbroe'd Sole aid supreme, a more than mortal blow Stall strike the pillars of oar glory low. • &mild% for bo's'ns resew, ,by luxury" '• , Deliiie d, the vigour - of the land shall die. • It is astonishing, or rather curio:o4 to see bow the eiprsY du corps rises iihp whenever any one of the profession is likely to be " called ohtr coals." Sir Wit. Scorr, Mr. Sersrusu, *c. defend the Registrar of the Admiralty, with might lit e d main, and affirm that he has but 910001. of the Public's money now in his hands: thou lefoirnd out that he had a little while ago 20Ird. spoil which he raised the interest ! Oh rare. We have authority to contradict the jtkigtmont of Lord Cocusaus haring been iiolentlyaSaePited by a domestic of the Earl of Duknusatn, go such at paryeace having taken place. The eerveet,afieoed •id the service of the Noble Eeel ana s tidy° tieugw" --2 : " :' -"---- `m i • -----' '*- ----- • 71 - - the "' . ' l -- - ' *` 7 :*' ,•-4/ ' - ' 0111 . 11111 9 11511 11 1 Mt MIMPIMIL, - 4A01..44/0, m o w al Wealth lu ll etielet dekeenin, wriPswrg 4 . sedgy kit to notes as , , res , im . ; . o,6fe el k , , ...w . . , ~,onn. i invill modem ~ ~ . . 0,04 : sti7 ..- 7 r. ....., !n o . - - -...i. N I ~. -1 0 4 4 , 4" ~ ~..--- -t he precise moment fi r : : b n oi nip , -.. „ r o w 114111491 if * W WI 'Wit vor , r rodeo tOks- t s ,at ~ It s y: . . the , Ai ti r. ...... ... :5.... k• 44 44 4 4 4 1 - 6 . 1 44 4 "e 4 i t ''Y . . ~ MU dot yet arrived, yet thit.. ; . ' : dot be t. l ' . - lehd !lefi ihiphin.. St iflte' . 4, exis , f ,,,i . • , 111...!i. :.I' 4 , w • : . 1 . 1 1 a l .-- 4 -, if n r: KWh. OF 11. AT toi ato mere it might he highly .; ate lipaikellessee. ... • • AlteelimittitbuntOkeen a tbis .t , . , . , * . i &ha asesri • • te‘ ‘ • tiinir ' 118.6 2 sir. illeromis We users that patried. ilikasa.6. f aro •''= `: : we m eg f; : s -.4. . 1 ,t 4 ' '''', r• • , .s:' .. 'No felMl4, ellit i gtt4 r per z tat. Red. NW ; itself:4 l r ib 31 4 • the credit we may be supposed tnia l liae pea; 11.1 1 ) ,..._ i 4 1, 14.• ~ 1111.11. • 1 1114 " 1 404 1 Nk t':• ' • . • ~ 1 11t e ,' 1 - . 4:34.2 li q . a i i* . igruig h_• - o r , . • p er rem. Con n . xi* i.! COO. teith , 51:1 02r Age pare of our Readers, thit *Ass :b Jo n a 'mg' ~.., . ...... . Lonono. , ,,aresiliimel g e - sm, =iimak •. • eteist *OM Shed IC ' • -. :- " '-- I . i re' l ' ent • ' LI Tbi • ' s 4 tai . " ' •-' 4 " iiki the 'triumph a err: ? wry 'Clams • .'"' 4l ' • snw rd band for breaking that teloa‘meMismemditet ~ ••'-s piti , hati w at • atrom:i irovtiodi .. . , ..., _ . .. , , ~, • aritellitethe voice will be like thatfliel* ‘ . . . r. , ' ' • • 4011Wir libetat la* diCateeke i ' ,•.. - '• , so- Matting the hull*, . , . THE $ TA tlE e gil.g .t a 4 , . ar the heard to the effect. et . annal. lols ' .. I N*. . 6 1 1 !, , opaskitl with d Makes beard lir*. ' , mind $$ see espett In the foliontrig' Addien, i llt . • - f!.;.: • - itt tonna and its Peighbnitte . . 6 ? . 4‘ di. • * Verne with which this unhappy ceeetry ' . Ili, •' '_ ~...1 . ".. ' • ...; ' ' '' • ' ' . 1 110 Cetrerr • _i r - - _ _. ._ . __ .--- . _ , , , 11141eppkildat 9‘.....ordaft e : ' Cagis T , II 1011 . 1kiseradswilisto and that .adert nets a'a •-, , . AN , e its leevitabil to sustain , diet in the Livi d ken yeasaspop - ' : *al 'l,' • 11,1% the part 01 the fair wit be folititied td t '. • lIITSIDAT, mat.); ISIS. ' sosesspiatlon, tad occasions tholoos to MI Iron t aa di eo l tr% ro ot 41 ,- . .01kr es , s an k, th e o th er ! d aces , qnsilleas. the had I ._ ... • n , Wirer itabyttesbes to oar ,_ at ; arthe ar. . . , , . -A- p a p e rs to the g th last asked is Leaden. - The principal article of loMlNgoorm ire We se. yin soot& to astaesi s sgsalgi engagement . TO.Blia 90fAi;111089... tillitriliffet*:' .. - Fresco WALES. . . •:':,..).';,'-'" . ,- ' law list night, t rots ens et which the following solved from the neighbourhood elf Rambergh, is the .. b ' . - : . . . following ;--- . Mao it Moose your Royal HWlado, me, the oailletatitt. , -,•„„ • • . - r MAT 11.4.-Casso Is yesterday tie, F em e, e t tie sotosiont BoaW, &OW It 81_,41111 sr • A•ll '', • ;".. • eery important extract Is titeo :...e • •, . . .. p o i ''' - ' tiro fre nr o pk asistra Looney * . O ot j aait : •. cii../ aizt ob t ‘ bo v. oaracklito ossa so our se y s teei sad tii ka utto l i se wmais r o lta irytu r o l ameare Hlob seseatma alo. rint r Ree d " .the . ,?o rpo -_. . life r, Aram 30.-On the Ilida.,Apet raw 441. o Pails, MAT tleoare Oki menseitt leant dos d nada giardof Lieut.-Gen; Coast "Tfandidames betas._ kd,e4 411, laitaisea, and a .. , .elowe eUthe ship Trial. I hntelesaa s believe sat tbaiebameter tai a:Mater*? se , . . • as 'courier has just arrived here, dispatched his . commanded by Prince de Rests, eaot 'the gamy, diff,i @wimpy, ant the odwdsona s or Gib= i clew ham been osisehlett and promoted, in peaptietloil aS marl Of 4- Alms respected lite ISOM of the Take set, aid mode* supra . .. • ield of battle, before Letts*, en the afternoela 1500 neon, with two pieces etartiligsp, hi, Brits as . both kittiloof etarqestoted upland by iiN A i r tr re e r . i . eriMeet to Gee demises which plead - in .* • the 9d May- Ho dircelet°d throughout the whsle' of ge o tt on k a ,,, attac k e d him m itt s i maa s aas is i „._ nis i Fronds ripti . the l'rtaterpho spake..tbe• Pear Ann 1 its IMI 41104 hit iv y e its Or domestic stat4ryt._ritat e . o f. ki s j ourn ey, that he set out at the very moment , so on - 14 ".' m &combat, sa d ti t - 0 7 4 - i i i - O; t :Ig oo r- . , A . 41* oloor". • of . the .•Wistrirls Island , let the , tit ,depend . • 4 0 er**l.l"l,B le , *hen the French army, commanded by the Emperor . • .- . ~ ~,, anti ~ . i . .. '..*. .• .: , 'w via , miest4; 44ll . l Were .,44o. . - , wh eAl ic ral a : c isd gril ."l"lll iii ile eri ll eet timaat Yrivil itnai ll easo uistines. 11 :4 6 ee dlesessad F 41 :: 1 7 a tutilessal . 4 7 I I : . h" . ?"ei.wklir ". • . -. 1 ,* ' l * _4" '' 4•Is: , ..op , i ai l e per ter7 n Ote h r ad th gt e R in u ea ssian the a rn ad a* Prass ikillit iantisy - ~ ' .:: ....• , ... ' . 1 1 0 . th i oe i tto l "mewed of j ta . st it , ' i s 4 ... . '- ' " an al gali"l4 / 6 " 3ot i k sai i y i n aliiissi p er t is hil i m oi. 4l4l : . !l „: My , I F Ma" . . ! M o s elbet o . r oola t e , bat with we flaGd i a , a uis seea g y e a Psig:: : o e ut y l Ym a i t r ith igh L tre i k ,i wins ot4,y Ilmalt, - whik esilamsets h 0.14 dared to pollute your *undid by the Emperor of Russia and Wag of • 71 40 ••".- ;he pails* a detachment of 30 beete s 'erbitik 1- 1 .4 a "" , .„ - . hotel el 111,1010411 ander wbk,h the feminine usiad - oso,stAsAtass Prussia in person. We shall infallibly, is a short b e I_l, ._, I wan e nd er h is o rders. General Sebastiesi's ear r; f • ,.TO. T A NAVAL F.llThatt i lEst. .la siollY• alemlikAPP•reed SY the a!' 31161 " 1 "ei. lif 4 est.• Aletandria, North A , March 19. Asa Wife, you are kik' to moors over the viol:trial of the time, receive the details of so important and so 0 0- is at Luneburg, and in communication witkliti. ' ' two Semanitos.-A Pilot came up to this sort sacre d 1 40 0 " 'Of the glgoity sad . security. which riots an event." BAT awns, Aram 29.-Their Kb; 064 . 10iidtir . from ' below,' brlnglng informatien 1 till a di ng .it sco*era d4e = tlate * Y" 7 v have beets unjus tly erived, you have 'been cruelly bereft. 0., me Now although this intelligence comes in a goes. and Queen ' of Saxony with the N oo n., Amps's - _., Ilia. h. Toesdoy mein last, di British frigates had I p l ace d a ' ' ass mark for slander, inviting by ! oar ft?. ' a re. liar fem. tionable shape, such as being conveyed to Paris all arrived on the 24th inst. at Prague. . eons the Bay to Pi:ilk:dank, about thirty. miles I tacel m oor = 'South of Potomac river, and 'feat leis Pe' the conditi on l or the deserted ilife s te opretnely the way by a Courier, instead of in part by tole- • enters to make all attack on the Bo theit lti- ....-- . your reputation. Such is the un;ium_ ‘.e. graphs, and that the fact was announced by a man'i A Roden Meer of disilactieitifentoed Illeligab soors at, and some gun-boats that were in the 1 :It etfiee el d ",, c i W t , tr. sa t ar l a r ide orsTra diak die o weswa .ery. or White you bave.to complalt„tead to :et reposed the i Vitivti',4l mouth, and not by that of a cannon ; yet it is founded land nn the -t- ;a . - -.: ....... ...,,, ",;, . ...., Ili a strong probability of what might be supposed to England to be it at m a d s re a rliethilir- ' - ''" , l6 '.. . .. '. - ma* of the. 1441 the 1"1" the s team Wald . ► tae ale eadmr•Q - , and to take up yourabode in K iel ws eaptaia of a Balaban, schoones whogave , *rouges. ' '''•f l- .4 4 . li on to the Pilot, said he was witness to have happened about the same time, and near the _ .. - ; - • / ~... of one hoer, is not known. It s lik gen' beloved Daughter; bet separation, however painful, tunas As a Mother, yours is the onhappiness to be foreibly separated. " I+ , - same place as designated. In our opinion, diem; , . O, •.,. . , . • . that tbe boats of the frigates were sent simernai s uip e ra liogs. t par t •herwibicekedtortlynatretew4piethedistoiaakiimicret. the Child 4 7 h. o u n d r fore, at Most that It is but theanticipatioWif what ire t ' - 1 -CA1..1 , ' 4 :-: 1 . , , ' . ..-- ~..p.- .- '..-- • r ~, ..., .4, 1 till , river and creek in the bay, for the puro never entertained a doubt was approaching . It is .....; .''..4..-et '-.. - .. & ••,„ ‘ ,.. io ;gir aio .. 4 , . i . ill' , sb , .ag for vessels., .• epee. That Child, now entering ow womanhood , t c.O 0 lied deabi the honour of her by 101 . 0112 she was *trough: j aw: a r e sist ! ' to associate the thought of her Mother Ideas that ought ttot aa tory likely, therefore, that while we are eximiniag Th . A mi ga .-. alra-a717715. , • 40 . ~, t , ._ .. for a moMentt to intrude into her iscorrupted miud. She le _.-1., - ~ , , ' 77,7.: h a b t ' ' 1 the reasons dot protioutting on the prematurity of a a 77 ' 7 . •- - ',,' • lease - . , r .. , • , . the PRISM' artOENT gave a grand ball rule. sligli f . action, at Carlton Hon. Tile strange- e her rife,. only to be shocked at the conduct of the authors of the state of calk and co ttoese nvi st d:d ietio of „s t o ke : innocence of her who gar. • the information, the. andeniable details of the battle - • ' ' , 7 - ..r ae a se ‘ e 's ifformesen li en . • .L . , , 0 ,., :.. A . A. about 350 of the nobiiiit and per- i est=men o most t to which her ber pri Pa iie ren eu t , ls e be s e y n in eg y gne o r t l. fe = i t: May be proclaitatoi lay and every where. Oar eyes base Dos been dirt to the neighbourboastrtalida ter the ( 64 4 4 th e i nc e . -ft of 'TT; '""" " ve ° Gene..l. ' • • War to those at the all and supper given i s m be this "teemed t''• SC hhf F b i h f red that, is proportion as ire enjoy that doonesde on are de rive d, our hearts overflow in your ;tit blew : dreadful, theie it no 4loobt, it will be.; all go be d ee t nei liiiNf i n : „ 4 ., , ,z on t .e 5t 0 e . ruary, n onour o . -behalf, _, a ti enee ii f we Ina. be narrated . t „ peak a t predestinating Ruud's, as • - F t's ` birth-dip ~ The Queen and Pars- . Doug or Wittelibei 0 1 1441110W 1 1 0 0. _3 ( 10 be „. ki p. an 111 risen. That. ;Shit' Sewall ow lived a pros. -,.. • - -•at a quarter past - nine o'clock is their We have observed with pride the noble intrepidity with which Wen Of the 4"akti •1 1 101 * 4 ! )1 I , 6 , 4 0 4 1' porous General and Notice= its& the French To. -.' . • your Royal Highness met the base traducers of your chastity ; of the enetly,ef toishee • • ihie rvi A r z - - Mends of Religious Liberty mast be ' retire • u thanks, in the mune of our beY, for manifest- and we _yo le of the readiness with which an iu- *-- 1 c - ', - e l mua ti• !1"" hlet ihr " o - 441 7; but . " "eat bill .•. . ' e . with the - result a the Motion' Made !. lag si) gi°rlme an l anlP eat worms will measurer the 'risk of death, ratter Utah isteetty ftima*lmodtaist • .. . m aaasa a e ggk e of her 104 Ma fob ' 1 ..; `:•• . V. Hirriimey the end of ifiich 'if not ; submit even to suspicion .1 I well as against the reputation of your Royal Highness, was the ~. et... ..: kit 044/1101sgoitios ibi s • . ~..,_ ___ .__ ' 111 /' !smiles rap ,stay - to Mr.: t 14 ha the complete l y to defeat ' no • • directed . Accept . we entreat, out .. j . , . t , • , woo ve c piracy of your esemtes ghat Ilkie illt he Oa PUN. 11 .0( Ifretn.n:tel s.":7lu:rythe ea:::::::::: of 7i:holly rem" "n 1"w I r* - P 6411 ilkelt ft" te lee OW OOP* *el .. ~ •,. awaniat;.:.4.7 4 46.. e it t i ssone d t 464 ' ad d were ' .o n, p .. ~ t , .. a variety 'or strangest . hostile to the au deviled. : ai Y • . vtoyal Highness derive comfort under oar doilesite mow . , . *Amu. dearvily ef, tree do net yawed-to say,sme. --7 ''''''' • . ____ 4 „ .010... • ~,, 1 6- ...., , r _ z _ tt5 ..,....J . ,,..,. , , . Irsr a w s ar moddimihrpm.,4osarmainessa - r _itf: etkeLeita omftegatieveltripiE.: - .. .-ar -.- . -----, --;" ,-- .....7(i... - ..„ 41 =-, _ likely to originate with men who profess suchardebt . . wasi M 4l. - make an intapie earths tergiversation Of atininc44 • -rfrienstaltip for the Catholics, that they will accept of ' ""e'Ke i t b r e tr eee ," i • II oiSr American news of this - day it wilt be seen, n ntong . short of oho . phi Topeet . 4 --- setky • -" neg . • .i.li st ee a r yow tt ea ora Y. 000 ,,,,.., j005 • .to.ho , . • - • who appears to be a very peeper King for Ministers,.. - ri Lkt gl str who ly - - "- * that the National Intelligeocer, ofthe 12thof M -arch, their rea l' wishes to prevent the present Bill from , in: sun, surd atreVtit'lre arsons your yea, tha t he ar 'With delight of Bach as we hive, t. serve. If our Readers would lays some stress upon the tender made by the Rus- passing. We are convinced the tree friends of the i L o , ! u e . irtues and talents by Which she is distingui4ted i , and whieh absolutely press its to declare What is our belief with slim Minister_, in his . Sovereign's • name, for media. measure are sufficiently on their guard, and that the ; give u!ecnocielde:caeilhatilr;tiongtwittbsesntpantalliztine !rhea she Ma hn e hue bees respect to hii design on St, Petersburgh, it is, that ieg, in the &it of bringing about a peace between second reading this day trill be attended by such 4! ' e p e es e ed, by as injudictous and untratural sep k ration fiam her be will let italobe ; Nit by plating& chosen Sovereign Members as will prove to the enemies of conscion. Mother, she will mate uncontaminated from the thraldom by England and . the United States. We bare some . which it is endeavoured to conquer her purest emotions, to rr- ea the anclentthreee of the Braodenborgers, finish ill ions worship that their efforts are vain., . reason to believe, that the stranger newly arrived t Th • I .1 • The stucco an d plastering o f th e ce ilin g, wow' „. , e ompettee your Royal Mgt's** for ail your sorrowe . and sof. ferings and be a blessiog to use Empire over wh i ch she is be has to de by &eating : and which he can as well frail Russia, may hale som ethi n g t o sa y f rom his fell into the dining - room of Lansdowne on j despot:dm reign. • House, • LOSS OF THE PEACOCK. The following account of the action between the Peacock and Horse( is extracted from the Columbian Centinel, which reached town this morning, and is stated to be from the log of the latter vessel : " Thursday, Feb. 25,1611. 64 At half past three, P. M. discovered a strange sail bearing down for ns; .at W minutes past four she hoisted English colours; at 30 minutes past four beat to quarters, cleared ship for action, and hauled close by_ the wind, la order to get the weather.guage of ber ; at 10 minutes put five hoisted American eoloers, tacked and stood for the enemy notes Past Mye l in passing each other v euchanged sides within pistol shot, the enemy then se their starboard broadside; bore up bard quarter, gad kept np such directed ire, that la less than lb tube signal of submission, being cat miordes after her mud must went by . roar First Lieutenant an board ; returned •Lientannat, who repo rad her to eibeasty's bripPoomakironadog l9 guns and 1 34 men; that her Ciblillisatier, Capt. PLUM,' was killed kr 'the *calm ; a great rioadoar of men killed and wounded, and that sba was slating fast; dispatched the bad to tam math* woanded sod the rest of the prisoners, and brought both voids to Cocker ; hat noogith• standing every mertion . was shounftirtunately sank, carrying crew and three of my brare man killed and two slightly bad sight killed and 17 weeetled." The ROYAL FAKILT.mw four o'clock, her Maluck; to the Duke Of street, to dine. At half-put Royal Duke's for the Queen's *ere joined by the Princess Tea, to dress tor •die buses apple: countq Is, we uoder- Med States. the seconttreading l'ef the Catholic Bel) postponed his notion in the House of Coeliac:las last night, wpm the subject of the British American Claims, which stood for to morrow, till Thursday', thelOth inst. Ao Aid4tStionp . BISNADOiTS.bas arrised in l town o'ntl, it 'Ladd, belling. accounts that Swe den•end Denmark have made peace. • delivered 1•••••• , •••••• mm.••••••• ...5r.... ................., .... —...........—... .............. .... .., ... •.., , , OA ad.; of elettloa of the inhabitants for Jeri n enein c j oged ; at 11 f7 , . .' . „ M ., 4. - At . _ tines, oaelate Siezeter7 Pt ,tbetlapapiens and wito Nu been re : 1 isstweksinee the war t arrived in Owl *en wore inhale 'close ell herder- hating landed at Palm a heavy and well - C. . Illeell ef *ere shi s etes s he ..i ipFatbeate art pv4,114111 1 0 V f i it Tr .to be seat to the be Lto pieces ;In re of , ... bt 7 th e bear d ; sent 'The modish Ewer M . this count refereed with her stand, about to depart for the Unite be . his Bliteeeic Mr. tOCISIAIT_(9I4 account of th _______ _ _ I made to save the crow, . The letters q .the Lisbon, :were delivered to was no t is t h e serv ic e o f th e N o m a go s .4 we trrytag down 19 of her Otwie the P..,... JejterdaY• !se following is find that It was a Gentleman of the neon, of r _i_ re renews. We bed , ene n, extract irons cupid ea them : '... COCZATNIL who was assaulted La the manner. asp EKASAM s Avaii, 9.—" Theteei dl4lfloll Is %Ili.. scr ib e d. r wounded. The eille7 der orders fur trarehint, and, it It old we . (of the Huey Wirra l - jun. 'et the• ledyetsdref nliff s nded." ..., 4th &vision) ate to be encsiepoid. Me hear, from wu brought.fir for judgment thts morning, esi. ora• measawan beedisamers„ that Liird •Wzr.r.turrei has declared t otted to the Kiees Reba, to be Drool/14 0 10p. Court ,Yestordey, at led/peg, that the !my shall soon Move forward. Whether on Saturday in'ispegbt to receive it'd/emit, . Sneed sad the P is s icis s o west we ire @pinto make an attempt en Itimpareostis is affidavits were prod ' and reed. • - lot's, t o g oo & Aer. „ , pet determined, bat the uPectation Is, that thestorno Ilya private she nu hare ecconnts :from elltatta tp !-past Ili they , WI 6, leg of it mitt be eatrebtad P the Ns, tbe 4th, and the 4th It. The . bee eßile Oret. 0 44 att Collo- ma's Palace s where they. *Hike dielelen." • • ' ' - stindo•pl,. . Pasemile ti cite Slack A. 144.,0=4 0 .! as Soeusa if rheum,. , Wilier* a; list of tkentpoletik , maids have e pee as at a disgusts. betel.** UN. aseares OR jot IMO gelle , or iseb &aged l* Am ' .. We Pow- gAsbeleedoe dhctless.Por tit#.4olpgj=esp, . „ . iris by' violist ode al tike latitiat lim e ~ tearet Ai isOp i wbf * . .. .. 7.. r e s. 1 • ... .. • . Up, ~ !I •14414ert II ;.; .1 i 't • . antitagill ' P • . . .. • . . ' '•. . • t . . ,