The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-15 00:00:00

, • r t~ i . 1 (fishnet,. which includes the country between Sierra ;ay retat and the Fyredeiti. • ' (Signed) XAVIER DE CASTANOS. Aug. 8, 1813. the Cued of the Staid the Army. • vigrATen FROM THE SAME GENERAL TO THE SE cn.ET4nY AT W.ta, UPON THE LIME SUBJECT. Most. EicEttENT have had the satisfac tion of ti, , liveriog up to Camp-Marshal Freyre, on the French frontier, the command which I assumed, in Mardi, 1811, at Aldea Gal:cga, within sight of Iluvint; made myself acquainted with the explanation given by Y. E. under 'late the 15th of July, of the nvder which gave rise to my repre owntation of the 41_of the same month, set out ejo'ne inyioarney, in C n With his Inglniess's crumands. May Gog i &c. • . (Signed) XAVIER DE CARTAtiQq. To t.. VouJesa.ol)6wedsc, •' ~. txmoiraitox or if.'otenoNnuo :►itRTNO I tO TUE IN MUTANTS OF BVIIGO3. ' brualatramrs'aor BVWOOS !-11. E. Don Manuel FAIOPN . 1 ••--...1.... , .-- Atereating , _astable consort. She is more than . ten thousand recruiting serjeanif; and we feel no doubt in saying; that i the denouement or this piece polilique threatens to answer most com pletely the intentions of its composers.—We wait, however, with a pliant anxiety to see in the opening Parliament, .What stratagems our Mi- Miters will play off (11 counteract the deep, the hatmoveallarffisigni of one of the greatest French opponents . to ,one of rhteereakest British Cabinets ' , that ever appeared on the European theatre in the memory of Man, .oe even in the records of htstory. ~ If there ever was .a lnoment highly critical to the salvation and prosperity of Great Britain, it is this. Oar enemy; our arch Atm], is sedulously availing himself of it t o oui - Atdatog: • We may denOmin4e , Mit our arch enemy without calling him names; f I though we would oppose him in arms with as tea i [ cordiality and devotion as any Of 'Otte babbling m ' i nisterialists, yet we.. scorn to abuse him with Ai' epithets of 46 rascal," aud" branded liar," as the Times has lately done, And the'Peit'ind Courier do lit Moat every day. • WAare'aitiikaai . .)Suprised, as we - . „ are ashamed,that the people of England can encourage I or, Arsamene/Ice% such low.- and unmeaning, or if ribt unmeaning ? ' iintevailing scurrility . The above idlers seem to forget that the State, of which they tare. such worthy prope l . has • acknowledged BoNA PMITEtO bean Emperor ? and therefore they hate i ' not the !let lin.4efereace to Coney every wfiere) to throw such foul epithets upon a crowned head.. Sic, WiLLIAM GARRO* and Lord Ebt.tesottOcon, these. great CustOdcs• `Mersin:, ought ttii Minindifte . f Woos , ' advocates of four War Ministers fo'isamtieediiare-t' tion in fomenting their favourite;visrevi ! ----4 , —;- - ..•-• , twym e ,Coomonder-in-Cltiet:of the 4th Army of 4 " ) PClltsostei AUffr,S. cop by e' sod with the A. Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, by which we inkve received the foileetingt— !apress, utnuot concern , , tit tt troops composing it hare b.en ailiowed, ter the last three days, bat half a panful of . bed• & d; and that the moment is ap. preaching when he willisieeliirt fort solaces te.give *betel. teat they are witliont.alanee to.*** their ins mires, and w !shout isertiogew to Comm - 40'0 4 : Pro viOpqs at@ cany : ketttes ; in short,,tkat theyiespc ii-nce other waists, which [trill not relate, to avoid .4counding your sensibilityiesislivisica,‘ireet spedily relieved., )ou will There the MoitificatiOrtir isMintist. tended with the loss OiNlikiiiiiiiiuliaairantiges Var. chased with their blood.'' 'lltOatr ideAdlOrtissfakeir cemstances, I am cominandedbf*Eiteellency tocoO. tri re to stud him corn .7ltlioet *My, lrn order tq supply such urgent wants ; send ttisconipet,'by feite of arms, those who still not itimiediatelf tarnish their quota, • its settled is the appottli;oinefit f Bee Million made • by the intendalyt- et ihiOrioirittei t • li - nd wit! ins, 117111 Co sal ialis,• lay in Itetkrlhe neresititi or turn. ing against you'd* ssreird'oith sshiMi t have poistied thw enettly, and'ot feettiTing to a. Severity no replog• A:ant to my priiiiiples? 'f'hope 'nor; but rettlef that • you will readily Malelforwirettg reittCdy selph`eireed -*till grits. I trust, 411- you. will- 'chance (upon coo rlitien being- iabetquently reimbursed) loch LlS ` i3o24 . Ocr.. 3.,.—We have receised here the agreeable and positive accounts, that the reports of plague apd yellow fever; at Gibraltar and Caditri, "sq. incorrect; a few'clues of fevers only he:II oleic gamed, which Is nsual,in awing and autumn In those, countries., So decided and - so generally credited wits the repori; that our Government had taken. the , moit dicided Measures to prevent its iniesdactic4:barti, . All accounts from heatiVektitell stitti:ttnit Lord Wellingion is immediatelygtoititii.thimet.; • • Yesterdatiftnipooe'is Tehigraphia' Dispatch from Portsmouth announced the arrival of the Diclalor man of war, from Passages, which port she left On the 10th inst. She reports that Lord- WELLINGTON had driven the enemy from their positions, 'aisa tiad actually advanced Into France... If the invasion of •iFrance has really been commenced in the nianeer istsfive describetipit will be interesting to; see wind Proclamation ode'-Ministers wi,l have put Into his Lordship's hands (for no deubt,such a measure will be adopted); or what the Marquis will say, M frollt sums of money as You can dispose of, the sooner to •,,ielitsve the wants Tot' yolirlirethren • and that, in emulation ;Of each•other, you will tender your ser ...vices for the conveyance of the food *bleb they so f limsily call for. If not, etpict nothing front me; I ...will become hard-hearted, !nod in me , the rebels will tno longer lind4 Spaniard. ' In the name of •his Eieelleney, • and of your brethren, 1 charge you to discharge so sacred a glut) , and am•yeur erectiosate . and devoted coan , . . . • frfman, thslifius,'inti. 21, 18E5; Wilttint*dititritlNO. . • e . . i, • 1T4C.0 I t 4P.ei{S. • Ilaisseer, SltaT.• 29..--Nothing new has taken place in the different oorps.d'artnee since the Erepe. „:vn t aettireed to this capital, after having mmerthell'on the side of !Bautzen,. . The seamy !every. whertaVe. treated before the French troops. An immense con. . 'Foy of meal has arrived here, after haviercome up . alte•Elbesien a •i. !r r . .1 • The Prince of Modowa4urs forced 'Wiest' of the ,A rat,' of • . Savedett at- Wax tenbwre and compelled the - enemy 'so VPCIVIIi the eixer,:_sakkieriehdriwittie bridge he Lad thrown over it. General Guilleminot's gion Itetslttred;P slut oltargwedish guards , twice lobed' reide Unica and .were himself, to allay the phrensy which the people of SU nations generally, . feel on the invasion of their soil. . The Cadiz Papers inserted this day are of consi.' derable import in two points of view. In one t will be seen what extreme concerti agitatesihe of the Doiiieiloo•froni thD eeries t with ngald , to Ott eireCtV . pf'tbe . fever broiten out 4t and which had made •Its •eppeetancealso *t o adiz..There IS,,however,4o4 . ieason to hope, ffdie the' iepin't of *Gen. Cksir lelenten c eot- ViDeernesuei..thegarrisewo&Gihreiler-to the British .Ctinsul-GeAeral , at Caalie v i dolt : the &fist. lef co,fationsi " but , of ti "tits!! trot 'Plitteitit fromrite Ordittarrieirie of, the statien, t'mod autOMO:4-.:4lii !the , Si ttiug of the :Po**, lon the . 17th of September, the Commistien g . pointed the previous, evening 'to consider .of the piWpriety of the LegislatottOs removal frop s. csttiz on account of the fever, Came to the resolution of trans ferring its seat to Port St. Mary; bui, in tit folleisN day ? . it appearing foils #o s i:p . qs • had been biiritd.ase day beierts;aumenhei isnly , tivelre men 1 40 : 11 : 4 41C. Pr) ! h r 3 ,oo o Nifq.o l loocd . , thilt the r - „ • Yesterday Goierdment receiveti . Dispatohea from pioada,, but cotitailiffkintelligence of &Ante less re!. ant,,tkaa twat which:We have already given from that Twister. On the arrival of the Dispatches the fol **int Official Bulleillt'wat:publlshect . : • !tCobOt4.l‘44 , oiPAltystliNT. Eire. di:lispatoltes•have been received from Sir GZOAGE ',..ritAkarr, dated Kingston,' the Bth of August. "?hey • state, ilium on Abe 31St• of July, the enemy's feet appear- ' dedvolf•Terit i in Upper Canada, where they landed Ateitt, Ciao bandied and fifty Men; opened the.gaoL'. and took Assay three soldiers confined for felony, 1040 tomtit irate property, and at night retarer t i 'OR beard "bar, vessels" Every..Pablic stars briing lawn removed From tt teWwprevious to their arrival, 11 . 41 'trillif On yesterday, ettaG, :tutu_ • ptilsod.fracibialestu iiis Majesty is inieteteeltent health. /Ilse , Prince tri4llesfie is not of an alarming eha *.iiefee' FRANtFORT, OCT. 4,--ACCOrding to dispositions Wade agramblr .to orders from the Duke of Afalmyi , sealer ' tosibinetiln thi" di thq pl obtalnedlrtbeip *la eery . 3d /int. the enemy% fleet mutinied off Niagara. No tidings had hgen receispd item Sir JAMES Yin :sineobal sailedfroil Kiegatoenfiffililit lily. The dispatchesf. mho contain an aceeentrot-the complete success sichictt attended„thh Eicpectittpirup Lake Champlain.. Thia.fast . service iiii..mfreciad ickhost favilkddrilibiliftre4ll ' ed hat it marl itot raper qinit*VOM l AM# lo .010 1 0 01 4tion 4i44 ;01. portant a subject withodt•the strongest grpunds 'it wap voted 'den, tat the report of an epideinical disease existing ths•Calirw:er without fouVatipp r :- Theplitegency silao , .io consequence of the tlecree of Hwy. been 'c• dig -rettfen)of ?Oda arstrisleioinsergl; and it is probatify tio:suipposlt movemestt Saab 11%rain of areitleilles 'teidly &whet from MayenstOs and passedesrivithtsit at o m** ••r !••,. •-• - 1-` 00YOBEtt 4.--)We have -Mackay k iectiit i a"ViOtild Gazelles; of :the iltlth of•igoptlimber; 'appeitt; acc?fdihriethetr eNtiiitil ys tha!,the, recruiting expe.l rieisces thiggeotiatArtiK4iksidintorthe Gorernmeot has just ordered - all theliekeetsts . asnd Landholders; mho hare horsemen in theirservice to send them for Wei ,*; d pity. tiO4F +q then; iettsi4 thr We espect a Coevoy..or seietal thousands of horses; *letotts! 4 '' • 7_l :7::^" . 10 .33aao " 0 AIM* from Weitlelif Of -thellith,Ott . rottettglhatil they had not for a loos time beery so triff44lll94 . • the ExtraordtaCry C .Portei,':ol:444, that' . publiAed in an Extreorlitler tqatelte the Wt . metifiithi,Sepreaselnies 'a Jinni& on this intinat: PgbjeCl. • • foizrflifeior isthe etalternent OF; depU . sebkt beeditien , efutlit 4th Spanish *my trpeitiOppb;;;Alie eetitsiikAlit *Viet' hart Ara beerateliisceyfrO'hirs-.Gen.par_r l titspi if.'46t.:1 1 11463. 7frifiZ s isla‘mo k o p t h i 4(yit jm . • 'ORO. :40 ( 1 'Oll el* . : •te,c , *ke , .. Isitabiteate gist BOrgdrit- !al tip aLOW 1..1 . I 1 WY. 4. • t•V o liged to three en em with the semeit va. 'Mita s . •: ,1 . • - "mime forvni , 'the loss of a insp."— • Accounts rebelved from Caditip:Outtlifultimo afford satisfaction to see: that the report of the yellow fever having brolteti"Out both in that city and at Gibraitaic is erroneoni. ichappily ascertained that.the lever. which haicarrled.eff several persons is Inst of ientagions natitiefuud'but i tlVo shim is founded. , ; ; osi .110,1 From • Zilrbst idtitte- d'uteo ; 100 (14g1atjr,i):4,04,140,04011AC0t tl4 :',lEutscs4 itaieeted:iothe papers of yesisediy4iii.erbich allbged; that= on: the' rnoirring 0%4/Vitt tatii`eit , entice', *son, regiment of infantry; w4b their, irml . *rd - baggage, drums heating end eatouTrilying, un-; !tqr.o .!4'famp. of,tho Clown Pual4C9, ..They had" oautriveditirmaketiteirescape from the forces 4 the i -thai eibMeetr: . ' nKoziff:cria) Or ~ , ••aia i ft; 11 r illitely come forty , wittt•.. ..Ar•:tidatas-oft.,:aedf ' . , l emOgroy, sled suireetlerad thetnselVer . ttr . lop thkesillef: - 01 1'tate, 00).9.1411VitelellifgeMiethat.hOriMirjt.iti 4i4 si ti ssi mie gir 3r e i r . p , im v it i ...0 0 ,a, , ,A44,i, iiiiiviiei: - i . ". .. -- -....- r o' .- ..i -the , Empress , ireeld te4litrikkl'ed te Of geigate l . liita 1 a on .i.` , 46il m ‘y . remooktlifikOWlßtfitilloWitta'remerkabkkeresselsc,•.i..., 44 `' A'colll'ot tiwdialatobell'•rectilr .. • a, cciaitted alifelf iffilifeireAbitte' No one •Cdietit• doufit, ri , vi i , i , ")ttit) '''"' •" ' '.. • .."' ...4 ,9 " . ' " r + r ' '' :. n ify,M9lt eittAntli? AcNt mittly as' 10.10: oritiV .egen. !sifter the inippriandatoPthe )oNrciai . itoeitretaittt 4100' ,(111 r!'" / ! 1° want .. 3 . 1 ....!1 c 1uir af .Yoa, exPrstliii by7 s ,:ii e i n d f irg,Wet,,e, raiszilialiii;.444 also •bove insets** pelblisted; therthiteircutndtti 'W'..iitieil iTurip *O h ingl t; o4 o)44l.l.ll*oo.4arilglie"tald, and il l .ka.4o- rd Csarseaesaa at Dozier ? where beim been .1 • 1 .40 , ...1: - ;:f tic •• .. ::. ' lienoeteteirsOßlSAietieves oi 7 itiej highisst4utcgitistf. ' the rellifiillifiefeeetirittd.a•Spastiard." ' Itst tfpWiiidi'y # 4.... 'foridight;l:, ' . . • 1„, , ~ :it [ma ,4.x, i 1 'A :Si J..::•• - ~ .. Ilka " '...4" Vatli s * tr. I t kliff .'' int fitie'ileCiigty.4 itirietilin7 FOlt rt*V , to take that .,,, ~: ~. $11.4,11, ,Araterimearshw. tr.•::.1,4 , .tr I' ... 'v.. ''. iWakices from..Kto Issae...-, to . t.... ..... tp c 9 ;it'd ClAlmandillektiltede *lltdit'ihi moil opip4e.: i. 'We hates sireetefne:pgittit 4 tottftti tioiii . - • tm l .,.statothet the' Reievonsiescr Ofierelk -had saled''for the f stie..maitlivojeets lend' lt,ied; teeitireetel et:ft er ieeeret.' ', • • •• . . -• " • 7°- filTeirk;OAsk It 'iit4lo4l',.Oritiiif comiireige; :s yntieh - fiad Fseock.Ptpers',i vabialtisthatigitlasiSlMeeder ardlitov ittli I t lont• 444 Olio& ad liciektt of liiiilifeire' - ' lrveted the'lliteibtoti °, dr .' Fiiitrehmitf."l tx„ o6 ;.. z r least in. regeid, phAllar o o f ut lal4lles tha: d: olog ilatlrmoleeted by.tbe privaftees fi tted itta %If !Aral. it ,ripmettbatt the, iiitisttil l 'qloi the iksil,who , W;ffte• tOthel . fe9l.laminh 70Calmmoner o the. :petilottabs ~e.oW4gbon,t.hine..vrtimssoit've.sotf.,..lllrnertliaiis .weia,s (actively etiPlote474l,llitiiitagi - abet made ' Inho , 'ehtt.y • ihtci. it tinlihe 'ith - cif Mai, : PA - Mr/as lateditiaced, and also , the uncomeasmmo:lprivateers for the express ramose of gliililog 4aOsi 461: : tiftal „it' iat more thatlia l eifiteryetned 7 CQUeen ~ortloria the Fri it i cklips ale ii,:e' - *ti• t . * 4.4 0914 OrtOokkixri 9,3 tiir ceSet of Chit r iet i fif,toitict9. . p s mg a r e 1 . ~ , , , „ ~ .. „ . 'ligiliddif istivinithe bosoik er the fitit:liotli'of the r " A , 40; zatellaiith Sea wha en.,, , ,,A Spanish. altsp.lwi sr •to a fi rmer footiog.•••• We. have.' mote thee! isnee'ls i ob • te% 0..0t 'la Z. N'.•! f . '. f.-. 1.11 .•.lii , , • 1 ~ ' .' '' " 4 " - at Itio Jtkelrollthiropos o, ii biletd frekt Ca to. .MiLmeriket I—The tat isilliiiiiiivitileqie,., „..: . I , s . ar_ea . d t h e ' infe6or qaelity,,atAis..prentat, ' 4 FOr icani- Id i , 'for 'the. i 44 .4t MON Argell ' :Noy Oporied tbst,ao.•-- - ' .falloerthsar , -. tha 4,,, CM gepternitetr. c heu&quaiieis is dated the 30th el , he ! pared to any which he has ever befoo o t eMns4Ord.l - :eueopropitaltad receivefi some' Sttektf Veitiflkeitt e S, 1 ,•1t. is not tho-sight of his persoemhiehi eau arks 4t ' Moor !grin% *and Otttstotte v Infetelw Ztkagestertf is -, soldier, but thoconstantilovotion to his etitiNis4is4and 1 •Zitlkttltiolot therkillyToidooo4.6thlis ` l ‘4'Sciti..:: submission to his acknowledged skill.* kittiws.this lb i itit4:: , GetteittiPiletill.ellitiftwil ttpt . dOde to -- !J.. $ .... : welt that be:is ever marching, and ce . stiterearehtat i• draw inter ifierVoitdoi. F OPRlNlffbirte ' A i 4lighness, - seiiiigitlMltife itlentirkkad i Alcoewly vecitkted'armies, arid aVotfititAhimrthi tei.ce upon hie.l4ll44t.bperietintli 'bulled of•their. eomnies, without as ytrk p3tatlng .theit‘le: andienti.l, —dot an. egpeciitiost was to _ ; I par 1100Oof tothdolos EldetiOrAtAl:' gr"'" ' 7 71_ 2 _"•iitter :tut iailtliihrAtti44.or the Visbooll to tbs. Coramissloners ot.tlapiCntosos dated that it higgriniisie to the iiisilodys oft Wr Lordships, that..cistain vessels laden 'with Welt and 'eheese,, ha*Peeivadmitted to glitint-house, fvoid.o4,i)brts of H9l " wiatsd ? iiiii;setakiir Wirdinagn:i. , iiiroatiab . , , , .--__ , i4litai the . ••which wc4ilt p .; - iiiiir iiiiiiiiiii 1 - . .iy triifshid'iir ! Reaspattlegitlnt with th em: 'DA tine is not ar. ' land; under an Order-in Council, _in February 01:erlaybark l eis - WOO*liierkeiti; 'Wherethe : T ‘ lvefl * Miep t , jre I,lhall iirrive4 dig thelgth ; biii464o ObiWir .fiatt 'A* etieroyiij a Auttigo . omroitivoik, . cooler' Garman and Geri* * respire ,to hoard anothsi lett; their Loidships Were' cletilt.of opinion, that the Order in.qiestion irai peter integded, nor zould 4 , ftiresuesr Or odriO•oep6. l filtib igh-tiditeti upbn Gete.;:i brii i i i . a: ,.. if wenidet oi:ii, co4iworation .. thacie.6 . b e •se . . k . nn . st ? ryn i tnet .. . sarse_is comineronv Holland with lbw • %hi...4p 4 ~ iii". 4. Ifl` irrin•...rf ~). fr ., l'• ...)1 4. , 117;? i • -..r... • batter ie. chlis k ii t 'i 04.?irActi,34,00: practice -- Taeleitreltv etiMria:VitiheW TbSei ifetorlir:l, l l: 4 t r ‘ k iril l f,', P he .. Frei s h O relli ‘ e ?,Cf.4 41, 41 , shoiald - rti . rthWith be discontinued. 1, ~,.....'''. , • . ' • ltd.. Au le etrong -tolenik stet , ' .. ,li v iii"i• filir. l Initwenaseirii Dftng 'on the. ray from k raid. .11; , ' . 0 Vain* •it ii saltliiir kagagiettlNlttline The iiKiiii efftie lit our teifkii k 'iitoiii *NW ttnilYttakflittiiiatiliefe:than iiiir df their tigliali ; aril kg 40 IliShia;,,,l . ;-baa . 4 • • ''' • • '''... * 3r :.• . ;.• ~ '• .. 16.1 1 ' 4:.ae 411410 ft!., - 0 • ‘.. . ... ..;..... ..- . .. t.., a i . . • •. . ...* ' .I:44ti ' ll.' ..‘ . ' V ''J l4O • ';::.• ''' .. ' 4 1 " US rbie •:..: ,• 0 1-4 ... 2itoaj'u el ii4,ip l'r.s :i:.‘ i i 131 . . , : 't,' i- I. (ft tr-/-. l ;l47tiAti±4-1' '4 , 13 - •)':•-d •‘:,' - - -1 " - .t.'o "• L._ • ,sait A bee sei) u vrn n i d reoy e f r srtßatkeali th ed: e l77 c . : ib o st9 . :; ti sti m i la 'hi re I i tt itv e i u n ßao d PP" lsei be b l ac en o t ioi i st a t : li f i , ft ts owo h t hat, nerwg d n contemptuously called " Irish General theba bat t alion I aa O iri ffi onin c y e — r : 607 - yet our countrymen were silent trot—like brave men and good marched, and fought ft usual !—. be stormed ;—who so fitted foe soldiers of Ireland ? - -=they h rus.. native boldness 'end!devotion, to stormed the breacb•-•.-they- suffer. , like themselve s , th e y. conquer . t el l et if we be correctly i n f ormed, Sri . lour of triumph !—M as t ers of the iort .a l , enemy prostrate at th e i r mercy, the r ued tarthe Gene ra l w h o h a d ma li gned them, .iiii 4 ' "' c l a i me d i - ,, Well. Ge nera l, w h at do you think ow of the Irish Rebels? Are not the f r i s k libels the Boas to carry ever y thi ng b e f ore them? f•Will you abuse the Irish R e b e l s aga i n , G eneral ?" 1 The .G tiers! appeared absolutely petrified; the blow nes ettpetted, and .he retired from the'scene as soon . his duty would permit. We have already stated ) : that we had this Anecdote from a quarter Is* ! oonsfil+ritighlyriePtpitilA• still it may not b e cor - Ontittill'ev4teii paisScis!or o , en d .we this London Papers besioence.tive vetting:of ,Gen. Piston to EnVittid, 'die ; more thatrprobabig itificould; with . aeChracy, either conOriss.Oe:ctinteatlict the statement, as he was, we ' - .beliece,•easortg the firat of the General Ofßcers who entered !ladajos aftei it was stormed ! If within I hearing of it, the General cannot hare forgotten so strange a circumstaece as the Address of the Irish Rebels ?! —( Dublin Evening Post.) . • . • .. , Wo are sorry to learn, tkat there are other points of misunderstanding : , besides' political, between the Regency of Spain andeurselves. We are suspected, at least, nf being partial in our Admiralty Courts.— is' We cannot too seen enquire into the proceedings 'which toidernnZa the, Ilavannah prizes. By accounts at the Admiralty, we learn. that the „statements in some of Ai day's Papers, of the loss itt his Majestft skip-Arriar v to the -North of St. ivorn,ingo, in ,L;tgost'Wt4Arrnpeous as to the crew— Abe whole were savept N* be-shipwreck. Can any rational observer of passing events give ereditto the lelitersOn a Paper of yesterday, said to ? be intercepted,pn a French courier ? .Is it to be be. Aieved; that any French Ocer.in the camp of [ BONAPAATE wou'd trust such• lettitt to a common `courier ? if such confidence in _the inviolability of the Prench•post be warranted.; all the imputations on the tyranny, - cruelty, and treaChecy of that Govern. meat are unfounded. lln the Prints Royal Of shnit,t'S Bulletin we are told that 64 thedispatches of intercepted Couriers ex ! pose the had condition aud-demoralization of the tFrenCh army." Dge's "this leVeltitionery term, de ntoralizogiver,. itepry that the army are disOfferiedP That seems its more legitimaptriltierpretatioii,_andie - confirmed - by .Oie article In :Wiant Paris Papers, which.carefully informs . that the army is ' cc ; aev flue, ! and the strictest discipline otaintainett:": thclatter part of which intelligence might appear isolittle se p2riluous unless intendectto counteract reports of oft ' opposite tendency. 'But the new. n'onteiglqtute of the French io every day.avlded byelhe oremorder of thiPa! , . Ifil.Grace the Duke ,el , llEavolta, oititliAiretual noble mnoiOcerpt to town 171131iNtirdt, 4 bat given 2000 gill frets tawatiloAefrtupitig rezpeuces of building a new Bridge. .Theillarquis.of 1:4:11rOpi, Member for the cetlntyi3l)o4" l i tattarackt is tike- Wise given 9401:iowirdi.4eicartketptell , honse ; the Marquis of TArstocit, 1001, • ,s_o,,...i f octuita.adt WILLIAM RUSSELL, MeMbei f:t. The toteb; VOI. • We understand &teethe f o ord ikivn M. of:Atm./I unddi tittlikkiketify quishing his high station, which- -11* has beitt 4 ; many ,years with mach credit tel iiimailf ( and l ett. toge to thelinble l im"doeseqiio4o) orMs skid failing taw« • • t'' Ditti;itt!tailit TRZATRE.4 . IIO 'of s th! nr i tir • iAltii . 'o: 4lo .4 3 hin ; or, TheliiwOti•ihe ;North, at tbilifbeetre, has been but then; . it'-itil'eancluilde 'lift night te 'disapprobation 40 - lat4siliaMainaical =pier the applause, that Mr.:Wet.oacal who came -on the'stage to an nounce kites" witit "intitatitta loud clamour, anti intreating to be heard for a considerable , time at length gave 4 - 1 4 d • thl(Cl i . i.. 4 krstoNn, who iphattUded a calm, br .itnaconti4ttg the Honey Moon for thitesetting. 7 - , The Parishes of St. -Margaret's Wand ' St. - John's, 'Westminster, are being lighted.with gas,. by the Gas I fight and.Goke Company potting.tip only one lamp whet° thereaceethreeof the common lamps. IgiCcitstsursucCeeds Mr. Rem) SS • Chief Ma gistntte in Bow-street; Mr. Incas supplies Mr. Co r44f4;.place ip,Marlboypitgh-st.reet ; ,sucl the - new Magiskatti, Mil,'Roileas, of Uncoltes-ika r , succeeds r. Etags atAwWititeobapel-Ofilce. • • "INN the inhabitantS,Ot RWropelaie hontlY Oise . by 's .ieord, the /adults adul ts -, .,tilers cipaisive -to live vet/ comfortably upon it. 44 " .4.° •1 . - • • Costw.AictrinCe; . o44% 13:-.-Tlie Wit•atlfariket essonnees as on'Weslikesday, , vilthough there were several fresh arrivals. -Barley hes t iser quarter-throMier, in eonSiquenee of a farther suppli frogs Norfolk and filaMs4k. • White Peas dad sale, at a decline of S's. per spinner. Boon are slid rather_elleaper. In other articles there is uo iillerafinii. .. •-• • •- l • Wheat (English) 7B lbil Beads.' ..., 65 75 Ditto (fr,dreign) * * 74. 9 6 " Netiv ttft1i5.....,: • .*•••6 8 68 Rye • ' 46 54 Tick do.. ... .64 6 6 Barley - , olft ....., ....41. 45 New ..... - ..-'.. 58 64) Nerr'dittO -, . ~. 53 5L Oats •• •• sd 44 'Mali ' .. 86 * 94 '' Fine,4itto , ..... , ....AV 00 'White Pens . ' “ 70* 82 ° Porand . do, ' SO 40 ;DittO'lloilers • 90 98 Feirt ditto .. . , 14 SI 1 NotOditto .... . ..... .'--* , Pipe Flour ..,.,... •••AO 84 :040ikile . • 'AS 65 ficeTilis ... r , 75 SO ,• .. , • . OPITHIFIELD,MARKET.--0 6 x. 25. • To sink doe ; thAsl i , per.stkossetthe nl au, Li/ h . 0 4' s" Gi• NS:, - Freo4 .44 Ulf , * ~ . 03 r .{4 6.. ;44, . eik it ..i... n .!4.1..... Nt l b ~,. ,04„ : t• 75.,,, .1, ' )seep '. ....AP:. Alio .. „„. h. ,0i . to Oh. , , . , • ..osootWesaiola ~..4 ,•. ,„....:.„,..: • ~ . ......,;,....,..... ... . . ~...t,•,,.,•11 4 Y-t&ARIErft • • ..h f, ...liar ........4_sid 10.. im. la 414. N. 'N. • , ~•• ::, .Ctirsar;Amb••• &. %it WI is fil, 10%.• 4111. ...i..: !railimit, ••a•zo. IL lets , u is *. Oh *ge Willi . ihti .o: . ... • ^ . . 4WII al• .• • ..• 1 4 % • . _ . _ ,- '' i. ~ . . - ) , , . . .. .:.- • • ‘ 1:111. 1 •" •• L.. t,, . P l 4 l - kE 45..rAfrES,AdAtle " '%., - , . N . • ----•------- ' • izzat7..... .1 .- ...__/--' s'Lf="'• , 4 -5- , *at ad hp, * 'd i - . . lliiiilli i \ co mposedrititiolakri. it paiscipelk _ ..• . 19 Ma no as ~ . 4 IN'. . half is o fs .}i ... —",, . ' ' . •P P. "mlith"t_,of OW Wee& ' • , W 1 --oiso the 20th of Sept. '" ORE el FURDS. • . retili .s iloi ''' Ispitl deny that depe . 4 1 ' s It was some time since st • , . ore. 8.-5 per Ceing. F:ianks, 5J Cents. t.. . , geletise in the wet isle. sibigh t ise bgi . . ,itok s i„ . tty willlck we had every I am 9, 5 per Cftilli. is k ranks, 50 vents. ,•,.... ~ . ... per Centv. CO Frank'. • ~ i. ' Vo sdly plunied I 01 ... - 1 .--virest ilectos . . ' reviots to the capture of - - •- 42 in the •k e 3° 4. , A 1 K I : • . - l a i lets . of Ireland, under tAis . . - P!. 4 1 1 •"• 4 ' ' . • , , IS ellingtoti, had been come _Oct. to —5 Arr . ", " 1. 4 1 .. .... , I , 5 z 4 ,;...'... f . ./. • • • i 0 .. ..' - 1611 1 . : 1 d •' -- •= 1111114141 in II ", lia 'AA il t l i•., .' " , J 91 v 56 Rebel,' by a General Offic ths 0 s silbst 1,0 .alessed •* ; 0 .... .-... ...O r "- . 1. 0 ... ... -••'••,•• , l i ftt - de o ;concealed from • the army i ... v.'• • • , •1•4'• •• ' . , * *4 ***l( the Dpi en at the peoids o f that Li. , tygthiii;g o ., whispered from battalion ... s w at through the ranks, yet our 0. ~.. v, 92 010., 1 15. .IQ .thig Pretticaitet \ oLealitprir . . • _., __ f - ir " .Li • • . - • • —they mermured trot—lll PH IC K oi aTobie .•fg''' • mina 217^^ 'G . : ....,. . ~ ~ - . labia reettercee 441 ninny wen ms very metals . „... D , Alt . . AT ii4C C_ L . 00 . K. , ss 0 , seldom, they marched, a 3 per Cent. Red. . ' 6 iitf ' .. ./B -. r )1,.. • . ~ ./........e. .1 . . ,..i. ...2_,..•,. i 3 per Cent. Cons. Nit I;;, 4 )La!' ./ •• It : ' -'" g v ° 4l4 calilmosr; ► • Wrap Illa , 111/ 4 alllll to tga Sena" : a F P. —Badajos was to be storm thua um ' Pr. I Pe , Ge""•31111 5 per Cent . . 4114eV F " ,^ . c om m. aw - o tt i ~. . Jr** Slab lcimir maiald#leuesed congiliate the service as the srOldiers ( Long. sna.nrri - ' iftta'Y vrelkia S O *hoes he Ihiettie sefisielge sway. They ed, with all their native bo , „.. _,. i i rt. pee . 1 ^ ill . sii ed ''' -th ' • 7 1 ll* th - - •,„,..,- A lir . peea . 7 ?v , tck i ea a l um, 1 yon t at ._ck--they stormed t - . TIIE - sIiA77O,S4LAiv. , touch the proper serre i and are , as easily held with ,ed Severely, but, ,Illie th ...„.._,_____......,----,-,--......a.;.a-'* ""r""" --- effect, if you have the right string in re l _El beu t. Of tii . , , t ~,, • LONDOJJ : • •• • - .. 0 - 4 .! 04 Tie Wily BCINAPARTa has made a roft,, a silken COrd 4 4 , r - g i n & •lh e (mem " • i . •A 'roadt f thew friths e1t.......i ratoity, corona 15, 1111 r. ' ' of his interesting and amiable consort. She is more your i kted, 1 :dr:—then iscleesl if we a i . ;. ), I 1 i ~ .i 11