The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-11 00:00:00

'co 4 . 0,011 cilmr 6. silos en1;1 1 ' iced Oat d t Vier t n sctur ex 1 13u bn berg of it. of Corp tiers: rxtki it ‘‘a will fl Couti tion ri ces , iq hvir of he each same Russ not of A of ti of Austria, which %cad consider ,:,,,pments too dearly cFniraign. 66 6 It was not to see s i i nS would not adhere empluv against them, hie d by tat treaty of alliance--not rt .', but alt the forces - oat elgaged not to act' f',,-4peror, to take no r. d to communicate all thcr to lead to negociai, mea ts which were to sustain bi de.' The Cabinet of - as4urances to the French e.e object of the ex: 13ubna to Paris. It sent berg there, To give of its dispositions, by of France the Commandant Corps, proceeding to tiers.' In fine, it rxtking us^ of the it %as employing the aF pices to accelerate the 3, -1. 5,6, 7,8, 9, Count Btibna). Russia Con of a rower at wr ' That forms and usa t ces , ion, but she passc , hying giving Austria of her esteem: The each other ; this lant same time when Ausr Russia, she made an mot fail to observe, of Austria with France of this step.' It had, " Count de Narbom Vienna. He arrived r hlarch. Then the cm the Elbe. The Aust freely in its system. ', on the Ist of Aprit—g Austria, whether she whether she declares but hold the same longue; the denouement.' 44 Prince Schwartzeul proceeded to Paris. liary corps, who came dens, and was still there standing the declarations was the hearer, felt the events of war, to arrest, Iminations towards which steps. Prince Schwart Paris after the Emperor's April gave in a note, in ii some of the stipuic applicable to the circus Emperor Francis did basis (see the Prince Ile at the same time vc of Bassanci, the deciVa‘ mad* to the Emperor, ' the auxiliary corm 1 obeyed by the Provisim " At the same tit 'Vienna having been cl that the moment the Tel T.-solved upon, outlets corps to act in coz e it Ily executed. iii tePli.'g, be thought it. teal rii , ;)nsitious of . the format explanation by (See Note 14.) 66 Count Metternich ply left no doubt respeci Austrian Cabiuet not ' l'fo. 15.) " The Pitiperoe had when be received the • reply of Austria. Fri of the Cabinet of Vie' [To FRONTIERS OF SA tl'armoe of Marshal AL Saxon Voightlaad, fur T ad upon the Stale. forest of Thuringia, w Sa%otts, and has mat awl Jetta. This corps cavalry, composed in pa. _ rep. t.r.rgoons which have returned from Spain; they are now owler the orders of Gem Milhaud. The ap pearance of this carps upon the banks Of the Snaie, must, at this moment, tie decisive of driving away and annihilating all those belonging to the enemy who should have the audacity to await it. RASTADT, SEPT. 30.—Important sectesses gained. by the French army on the 24th and 25th last. mi l spoken of. The details are still wanting. FRANKFORT, OCT. L.—Yesterday morning all the French troops which Were here, via. detachments of the guards of honour, lancers of the guard, a batta bon of infantry, a detachment of gunners of the guard received orders to proceed to Westphalia; two battalions which arrived here yesterday morning about five o'clock, coming from Mayence, have taken the same direction. Yesterday evening, at 11 o'clock at night, two other battalions arrived, which set out this morning at break of day. MILAN, SEPT. 29.—The last Courier which arrived here from the Army left the head-quarters on the evening of the 25th. The same day, at five in the morning, the enemy, about 3000 men, with four pieces of artillery, and 300 horse, attacked our in trflichment, which began at the tete-de-poet of Tchernusse. These intreoclunents were defended by a battalion of the 84th regiment, one of the 34 of the Italian, line, and a detachment of the 100th chasseuriof the guerd. Those troops were under of the orders the General of Brigade Fontana. The enemy, repulsed in the first attack, thrice renewed, Lis efforts ; he was .constantly repulsed by our troops, who made him stiffer considerable Losses.-- The enemy's G enera l, see i ng the &meets of our troops came to the determination of retiring about Toe*, Sam 29.—We leave from • I of the country of Latteeburg y that 4les for, but A dazzling loquacity and imposing manner, which should induce the people to accompany areas in their intoxicating, and Whiffing ce,fte, without' stopping to . consid4 whither it might lead them. Now, will the people of these abused liingdoms, i see to what perilous lengths they have been drawn. FINANCE, that great engine of modem States, cannot always nessed aL trembling our arch-el the enci labours of relations. this regard and if the severed in, destructil Cabinet have oacasil portant, knot, wi to see Cu' ' nglish_ The common is good peter of War, - with were not Ow in • 0111,clIt$ observations tildered o , I • Government most seriously to ioneetigate, and most severely to punish. • _ A report is very current, said to be brought by .the Halifax Mail, of the capture of Commodore RODbERS. Nothing his reached this hOuse (Lloyd's) to warrant such a report. A Mail arrived yesterday from Surinam. C e onsi. • oCcw" lmong sonar to the public shall be repaid." HIS floyiii Highness was pleased, in name and on the behalf of his Majesty,, to approve and confirm so Watch of the finding and sentence of the Court, as adjudges the Prisoner to be dismissed front his Majesty's service, and as ascertains the !Wears due to the public ; but it appears to. his Royal Highness• that the sentence of irnprisonineng one Mijeity' - above Ince •' -• a • , ... ' . •. • • • . i ' \-1,- • - . I . , . r- • .' . , • - . . . ; , - ~.. . • 1 . . • • • . .• , •• , • .• , , ,' , 4.. • • •'• . , • . . 1 1111-610..,- • -. lri -' 1 . . .... , , . , .. .•. . . ..••••• 4 , : , . ~ . .. . , .. .. ... . . I‘ . . . .. ' : . 'i' ** .a..i: ' :•.'., a. , . "*... 411;"".'. ;'. '.'" '' ' ' '''. : : ... . .. ch wished 'nothing for Is?' * i i t army has taken,* • i . ; .• : . ...ottoclie,..moy, toist if ...4o, A peow.fi gi o o o4 1,..p rev i,40. •:. , 2;..0.4,t,,a1, i ngswaudGENGE. I . p. . tier tbi Most insportsot allifia , . Mean the Stekenits and . * , .`: 4 , 4 ; . • . ' l 4 . a_ . - lie lballsriaorilabir•infliehilltednAllder • tile' ... , . Purohned 'at the exPelles of • It is certain that on ! -• ' • ' '.•• rill' o l l4 T r am 7 - se tiniffetelVdffillitee'itOoollitir.led '' Puts Orr. bir-likr .lardesty's nee A4thrrived ye; erday 6.4 1.04 a, 4 4_ . .... . .. • ' Thiebault entered the 'aorta: . .r.' ' l ath: An n 1 "T"^" -- : .., ... ?,... ~,,, :: .. . W l 7 .. ;;: ei we heat . .lassika, sad praceedeleirethe-RW *IS her co,:voy.-..* , :-;,- ~ we the moment When thili.us•:. squadrons. , ;.f T. 7 *7 deettfeeielffint.'he 46E. ef Ill& ,estiatatt - . • br i ery ids majfigfiVelifir teitedffer trigg ri•Vitee . .4w . 1 ' ' - ' lm ' ''' 4.• ' l# i i: ' .-5' 41**-7--,Oitairevelfitottsab- iiiiiiii• ra to mederate prepositions, to : Fits wiltroßT, OCT. 2.-14001 Alit Spero., ,„ . 1 1_ . 1 , . VA t i „.,..... r .. .. _,,,' ~.. ... . --4staitter,whieltshildatitiliedfintritentiir. sillifiiwo.. : i i. . • 1 not the auxiliary or stipu- , my:arrived here yesterday at itorsp.... ex•Mica a l t . ~ .1% °P4 WO r I I MINIWIII.'4O*P i n. •' - ' .',. PORTOMaIIe. OOP; 20.44rstit , Ids • fit t lOq's ' 'Air pito: ' -*- 1 alliance-not a corps of 70,000 where his Ezcellency returned's:oo , - ophi. 4 .0,4 . 2., • ~..I . ,..: . .4 lklii, w g _Trth_. „ . ,...1 . -5.5v ~,,,..• ~i iiia• psas. .. saut. eosin stisissiilisie i4. „ iii.siisi .4 , is e i ; lic i i, • asas -' :, rces of the monarchy. ft in Marshal the Duke of distill"' iSieiviA'esi ,the, A utonowit pa _ i rt.lktvvresiffmo - - 7 ,. ~.., .4. Deritteka Timaptilyeli 104 rota the H o . ' , 01 in any way derogatory te the , evening of the 27th of Septior,er t isl , :ttliab trg. , • , ' r po have patrol'', teAteteivii: . 4„,i , :d.),ir2q ...-, ~ ! ...,_, ..warea from •„;_2 . : , i ii ,,, ,- • • • c .: _2„ ,, , tom. - • " \ steps without his knowledge, ' -- _ Ali its proceedings to him, who- m. _,. •,-. 4 ' 1 ' Mail. •• '. ,. ; . 1 , 1 irt ILIS T.l.CELLTZeltilltUTlMPANT4Ulta.l74.o*.c?tafti sa a ley i tta t m i d i s • a....:- a i 4 ~ tea, off Caps r. ••• Aw r y, 1 ft* Atkins, or respecting the arms . - o , &nem& .•. • • ~. .. ~•, • p,-,.. .1., t 4 I.r . i). ;aght r atf or ` o b oerfi e --.` ,4 i-„,: . - . - , isitir !""7 l o, .• • alas .- ‘* . - isht •-ir7V-9c 4 trent _ il i t rstr lvialii .pri ,, firt,jr , :,o 5 e. I. 4.i . w.51,. aim,. LidoTitakaT•aicialitNbit AND cOMMSN . I),:tt -••• •• ..._••••, •• • • • , • • 7.. ,- • . • Ifelieo - !jai, ,• , , , • jot; s,dyps wawa., Watvesese e a l pt 41,0em0, !tom swelee 0- . • ' sustain Austria in her new etti- , 0 ter ctifEr or VIZ TOWS( sore ' irsitinostx es r . • _.. • • ,••• _ _.• • italifix.. •r• o'ils *.• 4 , 4,...,...5... O. )f Vienna was pr o digal o f t h ose - I 4. sitrinfrii......rtw...:/ -.,. 0 • aaIiLTA a. . . .. , „..,,, 1 0 a.... n . .., . . -r .. . ; 14 004.'4404 -41 10 9 494/ I !filtAK/40j• - iiwaiddialoodc o2o ^ - . 1 such Ambassador. They were .. , . 11 • itraordinury mission Of Count Putt It 41F STOCKS THIS bAY keepi N bea u " . , :.! Whereas, • Prbilimbildni - .- Iltirei . , 'NOM lei.. -16 , , ' ',fol. reslio.., •• • !•' . . '•7 ..,: T ~ ...;: ; i:. .: . ~. . ' •,"" • ...J•. - • ' -:_• .L 1 .' elalingagZlo3.l% IL,tokirsiud eta. Itpoltsb:dep fitatgois id' t sent the Prince of Schwartzen- Boni 2153 ex. div. lndia ease' par 14. quinng that all cases of 'lancet firw.oe .teportert ba per Gent. lied. , 561 f JiLsoheaser bids Sid. ••• • ilesmaa, him tientilavannatit:Tee Mete, differed by the the Emperor a striking proof 3 per Cen, . toaa. • 3B , Ditto 3S p , ' immediately by owners of houses, and - principal .te. ! Goa .. a . .... . ~, . _, . prioliset,•aad re dit)tiMirtrx Elio IhsOpur fell , • ', y making' appear at the Court 4 per cestk 7111 . ... °authors 7 pt. • nants, to• the Town. Major; end it Appears .that not- gooey * srammit;sag i iiri . 4 ,.. .s ii r e • mr : 4li i 418 „, cht „, a . mmandant of the Austrian 6 per Cent. 'Navy Wit Cnnwle Orr tketa. ee • ' . Low, Aaa. Le 346 /Loam Tickees withstanding such I his Chief , to receive hiese. . • • recently occurred, of which - nil Wititnation 'has been' .al i t iti e .:, ... •••'• -,.., . -.) ~ . • - •..., •-• prohibited . .. . ~ •• • received, Or medical aisistance .. lippiled for ; 4 ' end Ifaromora, Ocr. 8:-I-Ani1761lielltificliet,froni Sarinitit, In agent TII4I •• .TifE ST/ITESiktilN .. Word mediation , whilst Alit • • 1 ' , • whereas the lives of individuals must become a Semi- whe. 9 4 10 4 -1100 0 4ageon, . morlliihaa i• and th ree Snediga rijagtop. pa . eket,. (hr. C..adiss. s mediaticink df an Ally, .who - the term of the *M..' (See Nos. • • ' LaNDMI: ,-fice, and the health of the place greetly• injured - by !... 10 .,,,0' L1ku11 . 12 ,.:t i . b. e" :- .taile, tigirn2 ,. 1.• -soaaso. vet. 9.-Arriyed hislitakieoty's logger Snadrieit, ... 10 and 11, of Letters from such occurrences. , .. • . • frieteeerniey.; the Lortli Cabr"fine.; alio slanisis *big, same. . i . i sea accepted this frieodly media- alniteillv octo•rt'l Iv 1843 . e s ' '• •'' 4 ' Public notice is hereby given,. that the . regsia--,..nklinewn.*--eailea thiare.4. innicii"Piper, Derry, aaitTerbet, ' war with her. She remarked, . .. - . :•.„ • • • '.,.y f .t.l tii .: '." .:. . ;^.., . , Oen is done away,' and that hentelingwaretiheadt'ofo', l , loo l2 . tE ' 0 uw,i l seatrvillei re eialsbi , leha ne r.ll4brry . at Mi . l-, , les were contrary to this con- The contents of ibe.crimenrapera which we ltalte , for... given in the STArrEsSIAN of .411. families will be held responsible, thatilf perso - irstalterti far* . l' E 7 the " P P .. 1764 / 1 111144 "..„ erirr . ..!....: r ,- -,, : • - sect on those considerations, day,.. t i . ll . ' i .li Setti,... .. 1 <a1i , 4 1 41,t; 'within their drillings; are loatoed, llittlit,oepeeted! .7114eitaroguas,.Oclor 1a...-' , I• • am.sorr, to -aar.that • ditiot is time and spice weld& alloWs 'lvitt la Mln . rti . . •'• a proof of her confidence and i ll Cabinets previously understood 4.: ... -...: o Dr. Gilpin Inspector orilotiitels, s and Saloon Itisis.umetbas beers much anpoyed yesterday ane.to- - Dy our politiCal friends with an ietereet, not - to • , aar . 1 ' - ' • • .; - _._:i 14 b r O k a .y,, , . °enemy a privateers , .-A large brig and i . f guage was concerted. s 'At the - . __. . , - . Fraser; and, shoeld any attempt , to Conceal a case : else surprise, no . t commonly .excited . through the , . - • were taken. yesterday, apparently loaded, end Istria proposed her Mediation to ' of sickness, or fail to report it, as required 47. tide': k etch . . offer of it to En loud who did same channels. The reasoning conveyed these do- were seen stantling..for,the French coast. A brig, 4,1 1 ' Prod* taitibil the person or Periorrs so' offending,.. with ye ll ow sides, was last night, nearly on shore . a ' That the constant relations cutneuts may, and, no doubt, •will, operate greater ,i, . -' ••• - '•.- .. ' . tarn! oe fortbeith expelled the.garrkson. - . ice were opposed to the ,success results than the detail of a victorious battle: There' ,-- % =.; ••• -• . . moment I . cc , OsiCh parts of the former Proclamation as apply... mut disabled, and her maintop-meat gain Fit blew I, in effect, no result. . - is - a polidY, 'evinced by the ehOice . of the - ; ' 1:1 11 mule was mimed' Ambassador e tßibuyituAleiligat ra f titiopets, will conti n ue in fall !so hardthet no boattcoald 0 .. te her assistance-1.. . it I when these - records are laid open to the world, which', . • have alaccheird that she cleared. Beachy-head. I[ at his post in the latter end of ontbined armies had arrived on gives as •leidilieual reasons for regretting arid di- , fasaas"..* - ':: ."' % • • - . • - : . S' 5 ' fear yet!. win hear of seems{ Capture,. having taken Wit is further directed that &Orland 'windows' ' .41 lrian Cabinet proceeded more ploring that the system which the Cabinet of Great ..‘, - a i d ..-,c..place yesterday . end te-day,..• , . . ... • .... for ' die pile' se pi Yea I oe s The French Ambassador wrote B r i ta i n s till pursues , h a d not b eewreaaaace d at the •,,..dhpuliesb. kept ePeis t 1 his in- i and that openin g s be immediately made MilkeepAiture hore,in sight with. a French privateer astern hers , (1 We cannot dissimulate that . decease of the ill-fated man who adopted it'by ' le persists in the alliance, or cons id erate rashness, and soported it bible donium- 'is not a free current of air ; and fike . leatii• et prize . A large lugger , is new chacing a large ;ship • • •- 11 against us, can in either ease ; .Ipeople, who are In the habit et F p & two slw.eil., bearing eboutsouth west, which, from . her actioni4 "' i . ovate eloquence. Anna, a M in; ster Olsen; experience . it is suppitsed sh e . will not attack. . The ship 'pa': . -11 iguage and the same conduct to o ' . rags shift up during the day wklkt Assaf Ast.their i but of less persUasireoreaory, would have avoided as •: . . • . ~. pears to be of considerable force. ' , work, are hereby - informed •that tits asejeenti or ais- N) ,enberg, after long delays, had war with a nation which Ares, regulating its govern- trios windows of was taken ell' Beachy Head on Friday night, by a • I i This Commandant of the auxi.l I ment by the righttref Mao . be• eociety, and tense-1 are oraered to•force the doors or . all houses that are (Pend i n this situation.. . French privateer, retaken by the Checks armed ship, f i eto his Chief to. take his or- i quently would be likely t 4 stand rep for, and claim, V re when the Eniperer, notwith-1 . ...... . By, his Excellency's,.colMand t . ~, and carried Into Dover. The. Master is killed. ors of which that Ambassador ; asas " a inlet "! unpo sed ,, '. la . l .6 l l.. bei l l and even at- . • . • _.. ~ J. .STOKI9I, Actieg Beendary." The Spanish ship. Marquis de to Roonnno, from 1 I towed to prompt it, to stand up for the maritime Havannah, to Cadiz, has been taken by the Co nt4l the necessity of pressing the ' • est, were it possible, the deter- rights of all nations. This Claim on' 63 Pirt 4 . The Gracile of Saturday centaurs: DiaPPtchetv or 1 French privateer , retaken by the Iforatio frigate , acarried into I'l h. ' ;t . deb Austria marched with hasty . France-this readiness to become . the champion of ; . fa er X rac s tit E 4 t arllssiti, feed the Marquis of WllL.lan 1 The Horatio Walker from Teneriffe to London , • 1 , l i sartzenberg, who remained at every other State connected with, or bordering int l . 1 , tor's departure, on the 22d of I u been captured off the Wight b y a krench tugger ristotorf, dated . Leitief,' - titi•/fftli and 27th ultimo,lb •- - ' ' • •'' the se a, would have struck the mind of any bet atlabi c h state , that Ale of Pamplona made a ! privateer, of 14 genii and' five Men, retaken by the la which he still declared, that garrison vain, conceited young politician, w h o allowed aims' of the alliance 'were nothlin-, sortie on the IQll4,' : ,With coniiilerable force, to re-' Dormant sloop of war, and carried into PortsmOuth. :umstances of the moment, the self to be carried away by the appearance of the connoitre that which blockaded them, but they were The Elbe, of Hull, bound to St. Petersburgh, and. . . 1 not wish to alter any of its surface of things, without pouuding their bottom. Had immediately driven in. Ilis lordship states, that ' the F ortune,Stew art, from Shields , i to London, are of Schwartzenberg's Note 13). Mr. pire not provoked the discussion of thiedangerous nothing extraordinary had occurred in front of' thet cl . and th ' , pu t i n t o Br i d li ng t on ,.th e f ormer t 'sines e , is . latter leaky: Both vessels must nn[oad. . • verbally repeated to the Duke . g vopic,wemight have continuetitoeniey thatdistinction, armthe 2 h • the tof • tr . •••- -, • " . ••• ;• ••- y on 7t ,so that repor s inva mg ''. ' oration which he had already ' . • . wealth, and p . .. . ,‘„,„,„.„,.... ~.„,,,,,, ewer which ouy maritime assuMptien France : •are,. it seems, without f oun d a ti on : The ' • - • X f ULIXI Jr.Bl A All. al.. -that when- the orders reached .. • he did not doubt their being had given us, and without which, we must be con- dispatches from Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK; on.d. alio . ..-..... 0 .....- .., . k lanai Commandant. i teuted.to be placed more on a lewd, in thiaresPacts the enclosures hem . the different Olficer*itopinfed . Horne Go:lids, Sept. v. Raving laid before the Prince Regent the pro- ime the French Ambassador at with our rivals. But we cannot maintain our pre- under him in the late affair 'With Seam will be •• - • . ceedmgs of a general Court Martial, held at Leeds i charged to inform the Cabinet, • sent lofty and expensive establishments, without found very' intetestilig. .°••fr''ltill be' seen thation the 19th August, 1813, and' continued by ad- 5 . renewal. of hostilities should be •• • those exclusive nautical advantages %filch we have so . Captain keanni, of' the 'Aoyal Artillery ' was; joorninent to the 23d of the same month for the trial ; would be sent to the auxiliary . • . e d of William Mairoell, Esq. Paymaster . of the Leeds • „.; , rt, asked if they would be pulite- longen j oyed , 1 - " taken prisoner, who with others • contriv oner, _many .. . t eeiving hut vague and .captious the 3iy. XV. and XVI. to deprive us. Th . . The test t 9 eke their eacape r in conaequeace of the French Redrafting DistriCt,• who was arraigned upon the ' under-mentionedchkrge • '-- '''. ' • , • • 1 his duty to prove by facts the of disputing the point with us, has fallen into the Huse - rs going in pursuit of the Spaniards.. The fel- . 66 For malversation in . - his ace of Pay master of • the Cabinet. He demanded a hinds of a man of - more .reergy, and more waelifte- lowing passage in Colonel AtAltled , letter shows the Leeds recruiting District, la having embezzled or • y•a note dated 21st oflApril.- reputetion than any of4licis , ; .monarths- we have , there must have been great ' wall taken .misapplied the sum of seven thsfusand . nine ,hundred ' i . I mentioned. ' Hove shall "We the o,• ithit the 4Ptiltn'bieurprist In conseq 6ooll4 ' • . ' ' - ands *eh • olio er .his pot having been' .Po sait. WWI% ollitirisshOuts , .. ich replied on the 26th. His re- , - •. . .. .. . . Wetoly answer with lioraceS "fiic '•' ' ' npecting.-tbe intimation of the out ek his mind ? , - .4.*•, ,, •-•-• -.• duly ofthea .t _ eenemy , v 0 i ' l° s U rls ' li . Its h • 111014inselt. • ••• tsl ' • :• • .°.-• - . - ' - - • nw ic c erg,: '. cause the fol. _ to fulfil its obilltation.-1-(See, labor; hoc 'ePifs.“ Mill he not .be more tenacious to no . 00 t ogieneespent of theseireet, "had been its , . l o l - win g, dec id on: . ..-. 1. ,, ?. .i,•.•• ; ,•,, , . •-- .. i i, of :the objech Abe, longer he fights for it? Is it not f orme d by Goangs,csamariding the Sphniih troope i *. .Gs • • I'M Court h i , ' ' ' tattlitaii a „ . and deliberately mod, jest triumphed at Lutzen ..... • • . • , in the nature of things he should be so ? A.Peace ; that th e Washy werweiffiritit•along the road' In the weighed end conside the•evideeee adduced in- 1:, r courier, who brinight him the I ' alone has appeared to us to be the best and t ef most - rear of the goes. - The very ladders movement of 'the port oft the prosecution against:the Prisoner , Winkles t root this moment'. the projects • . fectual veil for covering this serious 'ouestiod front French "aviary pas,, therefore, .entirely une x pected Maxwell, Paymaster orthe Leeds- Distnct, together • • • ) nuns were 'unveiled." t • .. . with what he has submitted in his defence are of . opi- 1 - abe contused,] • '.- - I the eyes of other Condi t :which, although they May on of part; is' FenpOtiseif shenidaissaia have had . •• of preferred , • , nion.thnt he is guilty the .charge againsfr . I hive evinced.a jealogisy at our' groxtiag . prosperity, • Tin ere notice of s uch an event. frau the . rear . . -7it . ..t • h • f hdi , . iXONY, Seri. Q 6. -The corps h im, berng, in bre& •ti t isrtiehir of War, and do hate never profoundly contemplated the first, the appeankalto that another cause - iahiek produced - the by vitt to therefore sentence this Pial • •W Max- a nee!, nt. , kugereau,which was expected in , remote, and the immediate cause of it. Hire's the !necessityof qetreat on the occatiOn 'alluded to, was well;Paymaster of the Leeds•Dlitrict'loitedismissed . has taken' another dire c ti on t o , le. It has traversed the great mischief,the serious mischief, a Cabinet of siritoplings 166 a. want of proirisious'and means of transport," in from his Majesty's service, and fart* te be impri- s , shich separates Franconia from , has brought on . this unhappy country . In the forming sound in onaof his Majesty's' gaols-tilt the Sinn of i contieqicenee or which Lord Wissiax wi obliged to . 1 . trched upon ,Erforth, Weimar, : the Cabinet which inflicted tbedeadli injory on their , f• leave WULTTIYGUANIS division behind. This cried- (alight thoinand..two handrea and seven paunch eleven s d'armee has -a very numerous n ature iXntl; Wisdom end espeeieuce *ere not sought 1 tan { . _. . ,. .. shilliner add nine-pence half-peeny, or thereabouts . , negligence o f their Agents it becomes th e npanien 'which appenrs to be the balance dee from the Pn- a great part of the regiments of ; ( Tro , _ • hut A davatiO. lannso;to Ana lenrsneitur manner. In - • -- - have , A mail arrsveu yesternay rrom nurinam. t e rms'. i ri.risriuvir. -- .E.e‘ we .r.r , ...••w r , . r•rni.r.••• , ...... ,, ...,...k wm , • work those prodigies which we H wit. f i derable uneasiness had been occasioned among the lof his Majeity's gaols until the above balance It ' 's accompanying it. We are apprehensive,' commercial inhabitants of Bahia, by the opposition paid, is net• legal; bat thht such bilince so 'aspes6, . t igly apprehensive, that . these papers which ' given to the prosecution of the Slave Trade, if, w hi c h '. tamed by thti Court ma r be' recovered i n 'llll Mil: ',' • • . .. :AO I :h-enemy has so opPertnnely . :exposed to,. il they are very largely interested; and we undersiand ' jetty's Courts of Recdt.d. • • tlitit at Rio .la d ti b eiro L a v d evy urgent' (Edgard). 'Misfit', RICK, Coonotader4o-C214;• 3 • remonstrance has wiring world, will fruetrate , the se ~.,i • • - , , of our Ministers with res4reet• to our foreigieib ee limi n ta P ti r o e n se s n of e this Y spe ° c r ieof . NGTORD, to enforce the intercourse assigned in 09 Ttursday, a Court.mertial will be held on 4 ' i Mr. Hasse, the Barrack master of Hounslow. The ''. 11. We say seduldas, for most certainly In !! ,'the lite Treaty between Great Britain intercourse , the Per. iird they neither leek indlistry . „ 'n_or coneing; tuguese! Government. The Citizens of the. u n i te dicharges preferred against him bare been under en. t-.. the system we condemn°, .ii i iidll t iei. bikrgpei!.,l l Stitei, it setiMS, have endeavoured . to givein' impu)se . l.tloirY for *is mouths past. in s hail not contained a prieciple.o4 l: e it tly,l 4 ,,to . the friends of insurrection in Celia:is, ,among rso C r:g:it:Z il fe luig. UCT E ll ei tlV l ZlPL ln int: " W i l e l Y br is „ s ire of . iteelr2 . oroo,foortos of..tke,toi of tho l o wfioni" inaction : and diseburegenient%te. t hee!) . pro. ! sWettie tie . Me an ie -3e al um ni se a t t it ta'zajils• ... ast Mt 7 ,Lor p k i... ,lth fra e . g . re:a s et dick! brthe sweeping, calamity *Me some time , would bare been prevented.; • Rut we dien.il • -•- . • , • •,- ~i t •• • • .1 to2s. lowp !Eh* peps aci sr e r i'lia lr 'iiT44. - 6;,, -- s - ii - j,i - j,; - , sinCelai their principal' City lit gins, and destroy 7 wboat ( ti r • •Ar• . , easiest *pia and again, t 64 r 4 Orrto this, toll'Oeflio tnrge a pail of thili Popolition. ' ~ ° 1 Data (PO _). AI 102 Dam .4 •.•.i ...'.....:88 .78 ~ i ......79 98 kn. 414404.,.. • 62 66 , this 'peramoent questionL-tfilif 'Gtoriticisit4r.M ajor Bettsntr,.of *the 3d Ur* ,To'fici:4o liiep • Rye . -.„,--..., •`-t'. , ,-,. 46 64 ,,,, Tift u ___ O. ., . 64 66 . rhich cannot be untied .and which We lireaa . s t *a ' Cribremiarthik for d ra wl . l l' 7 (,- ATM 01.1 , 147:167: ''' . '."":" 4. ii . 11 . 7..:i••• . , 88 44. :at esuoder. 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