The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-15 00:00:00

-~ v , ~v )r They will not be able to stead before you, when you charge with the bayonet. You have seen Indians i such as those hived by the British to tpurder women and children, and kill and scalp the wounded: y&. have seen their dai.c..s and grimaces, and heard tneit yells : can you f.isr them ?--.No : you hold them ' the utmost contempt. Volunteers ! disloyal and traitorous men have I deavoured to dissuade you from doing your fluty, Sometimes they say, if you enter Canada you will held to service for five years. At other times tley say, that if you are wounded, the Government will not provide for. you by pensions. The just and generous coarse pursued by the Government towards he volunteers who fought at Ti l ppeauot4 fornictiss an answer to the it* objection. The others are too absurd to deserve any. • • r . Volunteers!' I esteem your generous and patriotic "motives. You hive made sacrifices on the altar of your country. You will not suffer the enemies of your fame to mislead you from the path of duty and honour, and deprive you of the esteem of a grate ful country. You will shun the eternal infamy that awaits the man, who, having come within sight of, the enemy, basely shrinks in the. moment of trial. Soldiers of every corps! it is in your power to re trieve the tonour of your country, and to cover youtselves with glory. Every man who performs a gallant action . shall have his name made known to the cation. Rewards and honours await the - brave. Plenty and contempt are reserved for cowards. — Companions in arms! You came to vanquish a va liant foe. I know the choice you will make. Come on my heroes! And when you attack the enemy's batteries, let your rallyitt; word be 44 the cannon lost at Detroit—or death." ALFX AN DEII S IYTII. Brig..Gea, Couunaudio,T. Cauip war Buffalo, N0v.17, 11312. Arr. Malls. Pee t/ it • Lisbon • • • 0 1 *Gottenburgh 5 Brazils 0 9 2 PKICK OF STOCKS THIS Bank -- 9 per Cent. Red. 601} 9 pee Cent. C 541 4 per Cents. 76i 3 b per Cent. Nat; t IY)1 Long. Ann. n: DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. India Bonds 2 dis Exchequer 8111.51 d. 11 12 Ditto JO. 12 1•I p (bonito /tit awls for Acct. 611 i Lottery Tickets THE STATESMAN. LONDON: YRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1813. We have this day given some further extracts from the French Papers, which, although not of an offi cial nature, are very interesting, as they regard the subject of Peace. BURKE, in his Rrjledions on the French Rcrolu tion, called titles, or, in other words, the Aristo cracy, " the cheap defence of nations." Were he now alive, he would say, Newimiers are the cheap means of diplomacy. If, however, these vehicles of so much recent mischief, as well as of former good, shall be found to have contributed to restore the . blessings ot peace to suffering Europe, whose inha bitants, under its present Rulers, appearTast to ap proach, in nature, those which characterised the iron age, we will be iu good humour with them.— To obtain so necessary, so desirable an object of universal felicitation after so many years of general mourning, has been the unwearied labour of the in dependent STATESMAN, over w hich we have the controul. The best part, because the most use ful part of the subjects of these kingdoms, will rush into peace when the door is opeued to it, like fishes from the ooze into the stream. — We have done every thing we could to prove to an unfortunate and unpopular Ministry, how opportune a aliment this is for availing themselves of the small est incident, which may fall out, to open a communi cation with the enemy. the chinnel through which this pacific hint is given, of the disposition of BowA PAILTE, however new. on suhjects of this nature, is) . - nevertheless, we aro persuaded, an authorised one ; and we advise our men in office and power to recol lect, that w hile they are, as they ought to be, solici tuua to guard the honour of ttleir countil of pacification, yet at the same time' to rec . (silent, a petulant or peevish disposition on their cavil at what may unreasonably be Aemaded t on more mature consideration, be given' enemy, will only enable that enemy, with to possess himself again of the means of empire, to open another campaign, which. more succeistul t• him than the last, ill, not faikto aggravate the miseries of whom, as fellow.creatures we have a • regard. With this glimmering of hope . ration of Peace and Plenty that something ft'ctually be done in the end, we deem throw a little light on the subject, by • French Minister's .Ptoja alluded to in Sow before us P-0 " The affairs of Abe Peoiniala, and the Two points of direct atieirtAeli appear least to admit 1 am authorised thillepose te yoa as arraagenteut the folleselarbeeli t— " The lateerlty et Spats shall be jperanteetl. renounce all eatrullacheesladdrikins . rowel. Thrtipeesaat dynsal'dialf be declared is. mid Sphin shall, be premed by,h4ollaffli Gllttkrtioa Corte". .9* .31.: • . (h. • 44 Tbe led liedpel shall Clargisterd. 0 104MAIRRIPIPINWIWIAte arbedq• 9f. • .P440/11 • ' k in igal a 4; 1 ? 4 "4, 1 es sbolvareislidit raw 4°4 1 1 001 . 1 4 4 4 1 t. 44 .44 14 .14 1 e00#110 ‘ 1 .4 , 4 1 1 1 "0 11, 4 7 4. 0 . 41 , •• izr.; 1:19101s-, . fr. Waipit) tiAar.l ~'~ • cosintry the tillst!if our countrymen, wine distresses of other nations, there could be 'possible objection to .;bow our liberality towards; Russia., It is With hehitfelt sorrow that we are (Ailed upon to commiserate with the unfortunate Weavers of Lana shire, who, under their present unparalleled weight: of misery, are crying oat for protection and Support to those responsible Agents whom the Constitution' entities them to address in the hour of trial and danger. Bet venality, aiiiiieso sad siebliblip seems to have so occupied the beisigket cur es to have hitherto rendered tint lasmMble td the appeals of the poor, industrious, mid seiferhie hianufactu rers..—We have this day inserted In article from the Cotton Weavers in Lancashire, which oughtinstantly to occupy theittention of Government. The following judicious observations, upon the Russian* Subscription, we deem worthy of inser tion : " The infinite distress and Misery whichsthe operations of the armies have brought upon the It misfires, have very powerfully excited the sympathy and charitable feelings of the - people of' England, and it is very highly to our national Wooer, that even amidst our own peculiar hardships, we can thus feel lior the labs bitants of such a distant kingdom. It is truly, howestr, the cha racter of England, that we always feel with, peculiar sensibility whatever is suffered in the cause of patriotism I ; and se cause of Spain or Russia, if it be a cause of this nature, becomes our own. Far be it Been us, therefore, to stand in the Way otthis national charity. We conceived it our duty, b4wever, to throw out some hints, which may serve to render this honour able subscription more useful. In the first place, the whole of the Russian Empire is divided into two claws of suliects—mas ter, and staves—the former all men of substance, the Latter all the property—i. e. the cattle and beasts of buries of She former. What, thcrefere, let us ask, is the vie of a obscription (in money) to those slaves ?—To build their houses, you will reply. But their houses are not their own; they are wooden huts which belong to•their masters, and with which the masters are bound by the laws to supply them. The master has a right to three or more full days' labour io every week of all his peasants: be gives them in return the use of so mach land, on whielthe causes them to build themselves a but. If this hut b horsed doivn, be gives them the wood for another. Every thin belongs to the master or rich proprietor. The peasant has no property What ever. In what manner, therefore, is a British sabscription to reach these people, and in what manner can it be of auy service to them ? There is only one possible way, and that is, by ex pending it in this Country in cheap and warming clothing for them. This will be given to them by their masters, when our money would not. If we send our money, the rich proprietors will think themselves entitled to indemnity, and we shall have RosTorcam, perhaps, paying himself for burning his palace. But if we send it in cheap coarse clothing, there will be no temptation for this abusive use of it in Russia, and the expels. diture of it in England will, at the same time, contribute greatly to the relief of oar own manufacturers. " There is ;wench a thing el Russia as a yeoman, a cottager, or free labourer. They are all slaves, and therefore suffer no more in property, when their house is burned down, than an English horse does when his stable is burned; the owner finest find him another. This, therefore, is not their distress. Their loss is pot a loss of property, bet exposure to the inclemency of the season till their houses CM be rebuilt. What they want, therefore (and so much they do west most piteously), is covering from days and slights of a temperature below 'the freezing point." the Lord Stew- and of the 'Household, had a tong audience of the PRINCE REGENT at Coriton-house. • It is said, that Lady Ds CLIFPORD•iIi about to re tire from the situation or Governess to the Princess CUARLOTTE Of WALES, .o&4at her Ladyship is to be succeeded by the Doing*: DUEINIES , of Leeds.— Her Grace..had s lot; fattiffe* with tikt.,,PIEiNCE REGENT yesterday. !pi The - of- 'Rtc-nucvms, • , • 1 * and their Germany in short, everywhere theft Instances we mention in the. - - hope GENERAL MEETING OF THE WEAVERS. making more of them; for whatever tends to soothe At a &G e m m e eti n Do ss; „ averted (roe , difernt and mitigate the calmer/es insepatable from tsar' 'limas id laneashise and tit and held at the Sip of the cannot but eatabilte the best hopes and commas* I R I T !Idy l ° Pr " i ". " 41 She 4111 day of January, take into eoinideratierathe jeoprioty of an applies endow:Ars of nil men for its success. thou as *ciliates* Magistrites at their Quarter y a Meeting of the Session., paid to : ll odaMadrigal Society wa s declare a sodernie and rea 4o No4o sOr Wages. to be . .Weaving pecies st the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand" f Aamiturtsre_the various S aria fabrics the Gomm . linillatieCiden took place on the 14 Candi . . IT VAS UNANIMOUSLY 11110LTS)$ OW ben composition of a Madrigal, for Ist.-=That each town shall make application to han elegant and sepal. diver cup was to be their respective Municipal Officer, to call a Gomm' 'thll; 11 Prim. 114 WWII@ Ceudidato preyed to Meeting - of the Master Minefitetorers therein, t o r. Beam • consult them how far they will join in the aforesaid • On Thursday, the Court-Martial upon Uentenant- application of the workmen, iv obtaining a rate of Colonel BALToUR, of the 2d, or Royal North .Bri. wages, proportionate (as near u may be) to that tish Dragoons (Scotch Greys), commenced their sit- ; sanctioned by the Magistrates, in that part of the ting at the Court-house in Wakefield.—The charges United Kingdom called Scotland. were read te• the Prisoner, and one or two evidences ! the,vate or price thus to be petitioned were examined, when the Court adjourned to Fri for, shall be proportionate to the advance made in day. I Scotland, viz. one shilling the yard far weaving a 6-4 SLATE TnAve.—We are happy to find, from a sixty reed Cambric, of Bolton Count; and the same, report recently published of several trials which have for the same kind of cloth, made in reeds of the taken place at Sierra Leone, ender the Act making . same fieeness(thoogh otherwise denominated), as the the traffic in slaves felony, that the zeal and activity hundred reed of Stockport, &c. and the hundred and wrted on the coast, have aireedy succeeded in bring.; thirty-six of Preston, dtc. provided they have sixty leg several offenders to justice.- Mr. Titortre, the hanks I'uist or under and one hundred and thirty the. Judge in the colony, , in an excellent charge to picks or shoots, and well made, all other Cambric rand Jury, commented on the enormity of a reeds in proportion ; Jaconete in similar reeds and crime long since ptnhibited, and now justly ranked of the usual fineness (viz. ninety hanks Twist ; for hr the worst order of offences by the British Legis. the sixty 6-4 Bolton Count, and other proportionate latore. There can be little doubt that a few ex. Counts as aforesaid one hundred and thirty picks), ample, of this description, will operate more effecte- , to be paid at the rate of twenty-three shillings, for lily to the prevention of these iniquitous transac. ' twenty yards, and all other Jaconelis in said pro. Bons, than all the provisions of the-original Abell- ' portion on both kinds of goods one shilling shall don Act, and the private exertion of individual = la ;be redu ced for every five picks under the statement, enforcing them. These risks must be great, indeed, I and one shilling advanced for every five picks re al the Judge truly observed s which a trader will opt qlsired above; and if finer twist be introduced, for encounter, who can purchase a slave for 20 dollars , every ten banks, shall be paid one shilling advance and sell hith for MA It is, bowever„ matter of deep to paid prices; all other laconet reeds and Counts regret, to learn from this pablication, that persons in proportion. All Fancy Goods to be paid propor supposed to be among the most determined enemies tionately to the priies of the foregoing Plain Goods, of the trade, are implicated with these atrocious compared with the-prices paid' for Fancy Goods, in proceedings. Scotland. The Dublin Sosiety has latelyzot a threshing ma- 3d.—That as many towns 11 can get forward with chine constructed to be worked by few men. Two their Pennine, will hive them presented to their re• of them are employed in turning the machine, and speedy* Magistrates, at the ensuing Sessions. the other Etre In Kied - legend carrying away the corn I 4th.—That the Delegates will use their utmost ex. -and straw. •It is capable of threshing 4 20 barrels of ertions, in their respective districts, to carry into sets per day, or 15 of wheat. It can easily be re- effect the last Resolution, and for this purpose, will laved from one place to another, and can be work- solicit Subscriptions from their fellow-work-men; .01 in a room 12 feet square. It costs about twenty from the Manufacturers, and the Public in general, galena,. to support the unavoidable expence thereto attached. J. Bo a ts, of Weymouth, and G. Doris, of Chick. sth.—That the foregoing Resolutions be inserted erill, Dersetshire, are committed to the county goal in the Preston Chronicle, the British Volunteer, and for trial,. charged with having assisted eight French the Macclesfield Courier. Officers, prisoners .of war, on parole, at Andover, Signed, by order of,the Delegates, hi making their escape from the coast to France. WM. CA KR. Pre‘ldenit, TllO3. HOWARTH, Secretary. Lord TORRINGTON, who is just dead, was the , The Presi d ent having left the Chair, the Thanks of Gentleman who was formerly a Commissioner od , the Meeting were unanimously voted to him for his Stamps, and Barrack-Master at Kensington. He . had the title but a fe weeks ; for it is no longer steady soul impartial conduct ; and on his return to w the !teem, he received the same from Mi. John Bind since the death of his brother, so long the Ambassa- marsh of Stockport who bad been voted to the Chair dor at Bruxelles. They were the grandsons of the !ill his absence. s First Lord, the popular Admiral of Queen ANNE' and GEORGE I. and at the head of the Admiralty under his successor. From thence (for he was in that profitable place six or seven years), and from many prizes in the Mediterranean (among them was Captain WALTON', memorable • letter of having " taken, &c. all the Spanish ships," as per margin)! he formed the fine property in Bedfordshire, Soothill, now the residence of Mr. WHITBREAD. Mr. lityNG, at Ceylon, or the Cape of Good • Hope, and in the Secretary's Office, are the brothers of the present Lord TORRINGTON, the . Uptain in the Nary. Thursday.. selanight y a person of the name of Sampson, who had just been married in the church of, Itontefmct, took out •his money to pay the dues, forgetfulness We understand the PRINCE REGENT of PORTUGAL has conferred the honour of the Tower and the Sword on Sir ROWLAND HILL. Madame LUCIEN BONAPARtE leis lota delivered of a son, at Thorngrove, near Worcester. Mrs. JORDAN is at lest engaged at Covent-garden for the end of the month. Mr. STRAY, of DObliO ) is en as the princi pal male singer at the Arerpiuta ga gatre Oratorios. Mrs. Digs Ans is the prineipal female. . Lord BUCYI NON AMMAN; bed' beep at Drury-lane Theefre.e few evenings' before - he wrote . his last lett** the East India. Pirectote, and being charm ed el*the abreptnes and dignity of logo's breaking toeferinde Ni * last it produced,. mg elkott•-- 4 * me her iefOrth .. ; • . I yeses :40 to taliF rat • Mr. .; ..".. -'' - '. •- 1 , ~ . • . ... • - ~. , a*-- : ' • , • , • . . . • ‘..-,-* • • , : • rill E MAT ESMAN. , , , . -.--. - - - -- -- - ------ —u.smimmo. - --iimomb- -_____ ___ AIM -.- . - _._ ...!!!!•-. ___ __„_ "WlFilig i 7 A -- - .s a csottisettee a *mg etipelitiess, II '1410.11 11 . .. _ . l " YAliteallYs at dine eel**, a thbisse Celleledi - .2 s ie the EVM3II qj the STATESMAN. fOti and 1 • dual be enameled Ity the !Week eed illial illlehee WI was Mil $ * resilign.egue. . . The - irsi.ef the 4th Barbee' pattaikav stn. star•- The Committee Cotton Weavers b ei m, -. f ins. I a— ..,.e1.5. solicit you to make a few obserfations on the inclosed ' . and naval forces. ... ! i , nen " with "Pet' t• &other ObJetisof MRIIOIIOI4 doff 0111 1 t; 4140116 Ist Ousressy, have presented an afsodonats Y o ; d I negotiated upon this mita taataaqh power 'ball retain that .. faretten Mikes to Major C. Doi's.% of that corps, le ' r which the other entail Billie t*? it by war. on MI IMMedad departs» ter India as . military ,had er sh o l 7ha ld d ha tha ili elleelb sent S y to ou p d a7; we u asonleadlyvecorthesolidellota' attions l. in your truly valuable STATESMAN. I ill 44 4 A jis • Sts:l , ; : e b . is s it ir so , me morte lssuNis of eo .r n a c t i: m ist i a ot e mzed .d. by his triet itobs tr o iall tme l i t s i d agu e( kaid ifetaA o . ls . o.t bk ,C .. r D: t t ro , 41 7 14 60 * bf I your generous principles, hoping that you will not heve . leade reject the desires of the undeservedly wretched, enh - is brought on by protracted war. rlsu=kleer ba : ca lt ofJ that OlOt f D ani O ni TlN ji ve - iniati,oryti7i:fousler. be ph:fibl it : yo coll u ma dit y ion be oul e d, the if be . A . Court a Cmtiimig Coma was held yiatard,s7) the n . h ey for the pUrpose,44eiblig Two Thousand Pollees to' ther a nttiVit4. lllll Pdti 4 1 ?"P i c almis 414114.1.1114 *- t w r :oro ing bons for tithes cause in Spill iniiiiiii;lor ~, Kill Vetch the neHerillißiasians, which wile` z,... ids safflbfaiktaplenbesals' 'promoted to the Majo. "all I. perhale th e only lawful eltuds . .‘ehave left of and to without any fpielpition-We llta, her i elvl, 1 r i tio l a iwah Gummi Battalion . . Irds happy to fi nd, that Mt. WAITHMAN gave Doti 1- . , 1 - . ir iiiiiiiii . v . iity , whetter hi t r i ne . , ; yore win win con444:cia _ ii!isi . izoggit eenera__y hes his intention to propos. it vote for a sum et may. but oti-Mi-parrie,- iiiiiiitri - if 'not without - limits, *li e d ' 441 . il o f CO HaPhlit lon will nadentend too . aid o f the Fund for the Relief Of ''our distiiiled with those Which ave *Cast liberal :" for FEMMES ) If utmost s urvive toils; 111 these few Hues, and forgive my homely b t otie Manufacturers, which, in the midst, of ear boasted not Italy, is an . bilern him, and be may go' Whets he of ' I shall conclude, ,II well. rof bounty towards foreign nations, seems to bile been will. This is notthe only instance of inch milatpd ~ a of orerlooked.—lf the resource, of the country were . i2la__ u w i g iedget ence : ...v an : T hei th r vaa per e ol the r e l pe ha rs : i e ttod c " . spreeevessee.v .metal, • • • Your well-wisher, and so abundant as to enable us to alleviate the misery . of ,L" through all Germany also, as well as Italy emit puce/ i s s h or t , everywhere but to England. And grevai l „, • • . ON Exit THE COMMITTEP. ate- ' 0 Jan,il 1813 that our countrymen, and to provide for the innsin and . I m.........., of other nations. there could be no these instances I N matins in the. honest hope of „', 8 1" . ,i m „ . ‘ , vv ,,,„,--;-; ‘ , .„.. _,,_,....._ tto be solici- - -si - ' Y -----, - r '1 he Duke ef-Ractnewttn, it is 'said, is 'to be ep- aid by forgetfulness left 401. in notes upon the corn -1 1 of Ictgo's ereastng ed witil die abroptnes and ►diglity rj in the terms pointed to the Blau,_ in consequence of the reig-• In • table ; recollecting himself soon after , he , °lt'll* ttlifertmad° WI * last manor recollect, that dation of the Dike of NOlrrillfloszatArri).---His wen s i n search of his money , .has it was tone an d prase, which productik•es ire . oersted_ it to. do, in t o their part, to . Grace! present east (the 35th), I I -t - 8 ImPPOI4II, Iwo trotlince Do s zaanera d .. . ').. i Alloollloooft tired - v.-o . 11fIliktar yeir gething—whl e as so ded s . h a t . , nill.laelawja the. P"'"Pc- , ol.o 4 betreSt arrhe trim' - "ThinEossnaLs'e Sill, fey the &lief 4 Insolveq,t ye *know ye know-4ms hitriefOrth .1, newer wi he turned it into 'Mittel, to be Wom° 44 to Alt ► rank of Malor•Gotto‘ Drs, having been- revised end amended by sere - *Peak It. word. ',' Heroic, ralkir ea4firo • • continue ra.• r re i t a h in up ore bythe vai ut _ i ___.__,- l'4' tl4. 4.lte legliatt_ w r kaiiiiingliY rabid by his tarot those btess,bees who before OpPoled its past.! irhe Prices of g rida — 1 041 / t a el v " g ease, ZUVONIIID .4 . r, weans tam Tenan t iodize- l ag ; w ill ", sa a ssdia d s he . ansae so open ear l y i n deafly tothleline. Wl* oel distillation front r his extensive ev asio n , maseve r ied en j o yed v i ces:chi l ly ° vphikto the fia ,, t siva .. . . „ • ~ . i grain has had a reretful i weeele producing thk, ... . .big h e whether of wearing °silage facings. • .The first beastlier% digs I. tpl r iiii - e d ne sii; l io w .m ni . ,y est An i fi s iii i i m . was * ; and most Continue"to opti with. s ill greater et- Or otherwise, corps it 12011,:aird,s.ha.-2d battalion 60pltFeng., % . jt - elected; tby ta, • majority, Jeweeer% to the !wt. The potato* , 4roft liialseein 101 l abam iant ' f mankind, for Th r .° queat .e tlt) .. wOon,*-Catailiaiatierrlll-Cideet Letedi GenetiVl: •'i - lb the mote '4 Mr. LO- i and the price" In Sootlend it* tb very low t that many ,am yoke w Iro ' daisy .no.nserini esti. o a n, , iii nett . . $ , i cargoes 'tate been, 1111111141 tlsr this country, where, . , . a sympathetic 'tied. His drite is last a atia , te easy 'to. itt, ieeettli .T4 g Pont : ei.:.,!filrhetive, letiticil ..) , • He a t. ' aisstmer, they tau, scassay . find sales.—(Belfott eof the recto- c it e d ta an a uaino sa t a iwsis w is• toll s. It alia. te e. A____,, . . ro t a i v •, $ . e,. . I r e , tr sh . k r4:4; ," ~:.,.,,,,,,,,,,. - atillog may or- ment which. he soombands. His aceejt . anort_ of ••aa rT "' t a d' I y lr a a ' d " ' ' I ro gd o l ig alw 7 . 11 ,t i p sli ,rees •P ' e l s . related - ' ' in; uro l ,..;% . .,•%sso''"'lttidlind :counties hare !m It proper to aasende honorable on the °Widen It ts bp. 11. 40011. , .s.person w k r o s ie s adtt ri tt s estrno it i o k o i 'aid i fellers .. ',lOl. te‘filci Shelia/ --- . , 'Sc reprinting the promise of the interests and 404 of the to nett ; , mots tin blew' the Geothissin . ..4 . .olioey t !?,, 11#15 qv Z kr.... l o . l ) e gii lb e :d an ' d Mai l l ok ,, i th e il i onitear would rot therefore be ;metal in himself: Hut of i bl im, ATE h as the Im o la .; hi s , o p ress l . haa esi., ...Winos, J., zas man who knO . Ws .dm is able selsit . of the NO*: 1 levity • 44 :z i t 641•4 0,010 i( , i, . • . private toa ibtes, beless i , i lo his PrlsOsty'srosTligidp Duke willsoopect o f Woof being semintUal of . ~.. - o stales, are the is due to his regiment or . to Masai ;' ' '''' ' ' 1 Ala event" 44. ..iesedoi.... .'. . wit '44kiiitt.fol; ti , ata°*? , I . . , Sthiarga' b e i n g P taping ttiaielliveits •MlA:Oltrt t him to re* torbeinglitUtuted. , . .... .e* - •, , C 1 ,• , ' 11 14 4 1 0 1 ' 0 "110#0 ° '..' "" 4.4. TO tbri e lit' Oit a " : ert we re seat of e bes , a ik ' • The numerous and well-fee weer .3. • - - ^ • •. t — P° • d i Masters of ships. for forsaking copy ; 4 , l ofiliq "" • . lasi . which • ea .:,e '' • lion, thfdr '-a wen e V"- lk Jose - ' ••" t A s "' g • v he s,* timid. let a t. Fratie don attracted the atteafien of Gooorotiont,oed hoes feii; ,_,,i•' . 1 . Ii '.' . ' . .W. the.: _,,,' . '. ail , I Is a b e y on d f a e .p r ...4:duced the following notice x— y' - The. . ' .. . • ' l7 ' 71:114lienr, ~.gmet rte_r, di4 aemi ' w , ,, ,...lllltodbr eiseinte r t irl i to til teot thr itte ch o ate alY sued isdepeodede, , sioners of* Admbulty bate btWq "r`' ' -;f a . .*, : &mar , `,sic ,. .. ft isi ' once of i IWO* onehretion of her ComeriAms of Lloyd's, that is corequenee of , 104 ' 'Sive -__,• • ..7 x, - . - A-4.44;..' ' - fad is. 1 wollogredvittust Arijitich 'ea did "V ag him , esti 1 . . • ' ' Da ulTrilf.. . .414 4g0aaq from Dmitri* 'to ' 1 .4 . ' i •' '' .• : . '''' • titriVitbil, Pttiolito *4 o4oth i• ~, :',,,i.i .r.zi lea .741. '''t . •-• NO 'boll be aloe haSltig miOsCilie "04 litader.coSseny-4. l o4:igaioo° . 4 -ii. , •noilaii Ticket ' NO. 5 43 9 • • • kiptik•,4l: . • .004' lA. • W.* l'eglimmt,Potp,..T. , 111"° tbeji"egilirl. liida r "P wa rt i or i g ili ZNPUb lie-414411111 0 r#2: a te s tili M"""Al l s ' . ' -*4. ' : '''' .. 4: ..*. , ‘-':' . .• ' .10 04141 ".. . et . ' 4 7 • : : a wr s 7.•ll4 ll4l .ll, d i l idee li for i SlAMilik 4 " C* 6l l°44 ••;:ise sir:li m u is i; pooroins, ashy •-t— r -... JP . 'PI• '.. a 1 , 11 ' ',' ~ir ' ' 'l * ottent i et r e..t .c mifi fit trift c* Nik• 7, Cor a- , rn • VS qt. . ' ..1 • , .. „ ••. ,• 4 . A 'II I. . OS V I • ti , - adula te 00 b feg Ail r. ' l " LV !.i ni Oh i l l itt o •l ol4" Preiitl i calii • •. - 1 . '.•• . •• - • ) ' .-. .'•- . • ^ Attie x! t akottat. .v. .044446. x *mow • ow t• sr a :4 , 9 , 14 .. yr ,, p . . TA ki.ilee . Ow ,l s '. l -•• •-, • ~ ,- — 4 ".. II ~ I • • , , Agil ,„, sciti, i b t 4,204101.4 • .citi P ' et t"! % ; "MOM OM/ INCIANie rill Ail UlUfll. r11101 . 1111 , 4•': 1 _. , . retie .ryug . U . . ' r...Z. •'a lb .1%; lid! 11. 4Lichatt Ms . ' : .:, •• tali- ....•1 1 .4 .iIII-Z.tldit •...ocoet .- • . - • A ostO . /4 , vtiC:lig .4 .4. rbA ,w \ . • 1 . .,.... 4 . . . , ... . , • ... . .• rESMAIV. . , 1 - , - - -- -•--- - -- --- ---- -- - - - - • i Y,elltemb.. y, at three eels*, a (Minot Cemobell - 'lir de Ell/77311 qf the STATESMAN. ra4h."ll- °Ct. ofirisligi"the 4thellGer *Amt. Battelle", ata" Stafe-The Committee on Weavers humbly ---....—.4. cot soimepie to makes few °been:lotions on the inclosed Ikel.thalaremple4,enhi.shi:i.AGlgratekeellool:tedbudeparta9MhoguldavellistiedrnPrNeiltagiCeo:adielo:autathsts. dhlateirt on:uetniotatyrTiaittef: 1 tollesel:rwags.:oeb laullot,oheslainotopriyaocuisrpitieirtpaelhy,:pniweglial atsobitalleetlySyro:urnwawinnea:Nottt . . ' 1 leolialarrrrlierl el MOIRA. • bk ,C. DleeLe We should belie sent you them as an advertisement, i kehvielesdar reject the desires Of the undeserved!, wretched 4 kerktem0ca..............tgerith50n.,,t45.j..., is brought me by protracted ... . modulus o.ooo,4,ftitlici:stiouster. behalf, yon yocounmadityion, the lohersselottr tle:preslieletietlYea492lPlCalmieuse iu SPaiii,lll4:ll4.4erie,4Bll.—ite-rak" „,..whw" misery beaaatdratr. tisseeell*AdoileakieVie;`promoted to the Maio. Amos Pirellis the only lawful eleais..elehave left of .tl NATY dithillepretm,Alell Gsnis, e:teißlijrataltill7ptl. sonar I* Vince, :`you; Will cpaileoolialilasiiow generally ,Ijil y et now !1 with theft* Which an tbelltbst liberal f for Pence, If • . . 9 n't Crik961411119; add thttf; If uot without- limits, ' I Itiktielseosifewier7liene:::d folirgivaveillinyy"homelverallyillitibLut;ll;entld,, tot Italy, is aftbefore him and be may ka *hero he s • 1 rill. This is not-the only instance at such toodatpd Diligence : two or three others have come te•oer meant, effectas I deli conclude, o.s !la THE COMMIT'fEr. L 0014040, 'and their parole permitted Progress • $ - I hrotigh all Germany also, as well es Italy mid. ' presses Jam, 11. sl.Bl3lr.our win-wisher, . • Fresco I in short, everywhere but to England. Aad. 1 $ bele instances we maiden in the. honest hope of ' • --., .• • EGINUAL MEETING GE THE WEAVERS . .. neklag more of thew; for whatever tends to soothe Ala General Meeting of es„, ' coed [roe, dif _ and mitigate de &litanies inseparable frees IPgr' linral idloaelakdae and eh . and held at the sig. of ill: • ) cannot but mitotbitie the best hopes lied coeennieg !Roast Bocryta Prrd". 0144 .de 4th day of January, 1 ISLI, te take Into oweideratierathe jrappristy of an applies. deehireasnoderalenanriit reamed*, specks lets the sbelsecaitpaoaid • -.'i endeavotirs of ail men for its success• then as die Cravat Magistrides at their Qoarter Session, en Tuesday a Meeting of the Madrigal Society wak , 1 held at the Crown and -Anchor 'tavern, in the Strand,., tra:/mea'i's the. when the final,decialou took place on the 14 Caadi e . IT WAS lINANIxoIISLY IIUoLTSD' .1 dates for the beet composition of a Madrigal, for Isi.-2tbat each town shalt make application to • Ithich an elegant and superb/ silver cup was to be i theie respective Municipal Officer, to call a Colancval • . . , 'fronts a Priem 'llta*Mmete.Caodidate peened to I Meeting- of the Maiter Minuftetarers therein, to . .. be Mr. Buzz. •••:.,••••• I consult them how far they will join in theeforesaid On Thursday, the Courtl•Martial upon Uentenant. 1 application of the workmen, iv obtaining a rate of • Colonel &wow', of the 2d, or Royal North .Bri., i wages, proportionate (as near as may be) to that .1 tisb Dragoons (Scotch Greys), commenced their sit- ; sanctioned by the Magistrates, in that part of the ting at the-Court-heap in .Wakefield.—The charges ! United Kingdom called Scotland. were read te• time Prisoner, and one or two evidences ! 24.--That tlie,rate or price thus to be petitioned were examined, :when the Court adjourned to Fri-'' for, shall be proportionate to the advance made in - lay. . . . I Scottaud, viz. one shilling the yard for weaving a 6-4 . SLAvE TnAve.—We are happy to find, from a : sixty teed Cambric, of Bolton Count; and the same, • report recently published of several trials which have for the same kind of cloth, made in reeds of the taken place at Sierra Leone,. ender the Act making ' same fieeness (though otherwise denominated), as the the traffic in slaves felony, that the zeal and activity hundred reed of Stockport, &c. and the hundred and exerted on the coast, have already succeeded in bring.; thirty-six of Preston, drc. provided they have sixty ing several offenders to justice.- Mr. Tiontex, the hanks 'foist or under and one hundred and thirty Chief Judge in the colony,, in an excellent charge to • picks or shoots, and well made, all other Cambric the Grand Jury, commented on the enormity of a : reeds in proportion ; Jeconets in similar reeds and crime long since prehibited, and now justly ranked of the usual fineness (viz. ninety hanks Twist ; for le the worst order of offences by the British Legis. ! the sixty 6-4 Bolton Count, and other proportionate lature. There can be little doubt that a few me- Counts as aforesaid one hundred and thirty picks), unples of this description, will operate more effecte- , to be paid at the rate of twenty-three shillings, for illy to the prevention of these iniquitous trasisac. ' twenty yards, and all other Jamie% in said pro. lions, than all the provisions of the-original Abell- ' portion . on both kinds of goods one shilling shall don Act, and the private exertion of individuals tar be reduced for every five picks under the statement, enforcing them. These risks must be great, indeed, 1 and one shilling advanced for every five picks re- u the Judge truly observed, which a trader will opt ! retired above; and if finer twist be introduced, for encounter, who can purchase a slave for 20 dellars , every ten banks, shall be paid one shilling advance and sell bile for MA It is, boweree, matter of deep •to paid prices; all other laconet reeds and Counts regret, to lawn from this publication, that persons: in proportion. -MI Fancy Goods to be paid propor- supposed to be among the most determined enemies i tionately to the priies of the foregoing Plain Goods, of the trade, are implicated with these atrocious • compared with the-prices paid. for Fancy Goods, in proceedings. • ' - . Scotland. The Dublin Sosiety, has latelyzot a threshing ma. 3d.—That as many towns as can get forward with chine constructed to be worked by few' men. Two their petitions, will Mere teem presented to their re- of them are employed in turning the machine, and speedy* Magistrates, at the ensuing Sessions. .. the other ftro in feeding and carrying away the' Odra I 4th.--That the Deleptes will use their utmost ex- and straw. •It is capable of threshing 420 barrels of ertions, in their respective districts, to carry ink oats per day, or 15 of wheat. It can easily be re- effect the last Resolution, and for this purpose, will moved from one place to another, and can be work- solicit Subscriptions from their fellow-work-men; ed In a room It feet square. It costs about twenty from the Manufacturers, and the Public in general, • guineeas. . ' to support the unavoidable expence thereto attached. ./. Boyle, of Weymouth, and G. Doris, of Chick. sth.—That the foregoing Resolutions be inserted erill, Dersetshire, are committed to the county goal in the Preston Chronicle, the British Volunteer, and for trial,. charged with having assisted eight French the 111=1e:field Courier. °Scars, prisoners .of war, on parole, at Andover, Signed, by order of,the Delegates, in making their escape from the coast to France. . WM. CA RR. Pre.ldelit, TllO3. HOWARTH, Secretary. Lord TORRINGTON., who ii just dead, was the , The President having left the Chair, the Thanks of f Gentleman who was formerly a Commissioner ' 1 the Meeting were unanimously voted to him for his Stamps, and Barrack-Master at Kensington. He ; steady and impartial conduct ; and on his return to had the title but a few weeks ; for it is no longer 1 the !teem, he received the same from Mi. John Hind- since the death of his brother, so long the Ambassa. 1 marsh of Stockport who bad been voted to the Chair dor at Bruxelles. They Were the grandsons of the !iii his absence. ' First Lord, the popular Admiral of Queen ANNe - . and GEORGE I. and at the head of the Admiralty We understand, the PRINCE REGENT . of PORTUGAL under his successor. From thence (for he was in has, cionf erled,tbe honour of the 'lower and the that profitable place six or seven years), and from Sworn on Sir nowidain HILL. ; many prizes in the Mediterranean (among them was Madame LUCIEN BoNAPARTZ has lota deliverea Captain WALTON', memorable • letter of having " taken, &c. all the Spanish ships," as per margin)! of a son, at Thorngrove, near Worcester. he formed the tine property hi Bedfordshire,_ Sonthill, for t TS. Julof the Mont JORDAN is RI lila engaged at Covent-garden Mhe h. . . now the residence of Mr. Wfirronsuo. Mr. Rye°, It Ceylon, or the Cape of Good Hope, and in the Mr. SPRAY, of Dublin, is en as the princi- Secretary's Office, are the brothers of the present pal male singer at the Druridaeogagetre Oratorios. , Mt s. Docems is the prinelpal female. . Lord Toaartootow, the,Uptain In the Navy. Thursday.. steepled,. a person of the name of Lord kluceirtoemasiseeviliatilbeee at Drury.lans Sampson, who had just been married in the church Theme, It few evenings Defer. he wrote his last of, Pontefract, took out •his money to pay the does, lett** the East India. J;Wrectots, and being char; ' Red by forgetfulness left 401. in notes upon the coon- I ed .wit tare abroptnes and dtpity of logo's break n„ Mullion talk ; recollecting binned soon after, he ! °Mike tosiferinde lb the last scene, he turned it into ,prose, which produced, as Its espectedjt to. do, am .. Kilt in search of his money, but• it was gone, and .. tAIDODIDIROO eireotlq.--4. INPaglinit ate 'lathing—what bar eot'since DOA zecturetad.. . . -4-Miditno.Escokas,Bill, for the Relief atilnsolveryt' ye .know ye knom.---from. hittieforth .1 never will 1 I I Debeers, having beew revised end amended by sere- *Peek 11. word..!'-",110,01,Ca ralatl. and .grif • • rif of these Meiveees who before Opioiod its pasi..t. lag,. will, wo, spcleeefeads be emcee* upon fatly In dewily to.deellee• The eel distillation (ruin he_Preeept %solve. • • •'' . '' • .. i grain has had a poeretful i serein producing thk, eater et. MB liikA Ines very abundant, l' IP 81 -WidnetioarsiipdrMO.4olllAll Sifilfl/161.0 was.' and most ce"tlinut'l° 'Pi ....` 4h.. still Br elected; by e, majority, lettere% to the feet` The Piga' ' - The Prices of grain, Oteitoes, ei, continue gra. , , ~ , i cargoes 'hate been eltlittliel * this country, where, Letedi Ge,, neeitt" • •io le tee rocas ig igr, to. i and the priase In Scotland ire us very low, that man. eAro, resigned. • • . , . • a ~q ~ of or, . Tan Pont':-iirweetscallvdaap 104 Awn, at. ' hiwetteirt ,tf,tey been tease find sales.—(Blfoll ,tot thia"0p0,,044440-ii Dow Mid to ka is the Prgetioil . • ~•,•...a.iii•iii4 landhave te, nem .1%, ewe; .counties Z.:oodf a a Doak lovagoot.. _TM% ftistt is related ; eperson witß.pielastitarithed .00 Itotliwid. 'and 01116° . ...1(11. ttia.,4i hits..htli:i...ak ". _, ~,,, ~ 1 s S. 1 can . re& ggir; .7 iwoliv..Tillroll ITS E. , *yeti 64106..lititoirit% the Goatlisain..l4..w..ose.. L_,.,, ~... ~.xaliti IfFykr. ~ and 7,. itsic,, "•11APATE has the heeplegefhis . °liens!, n°41.1 Oln: 4. 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