The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-02 00:00:00

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" 1 " 16- .• f • • • I Sri 0 t'llo world can bet M. . : < . ~_ a ____ A •• ~_ ~_,, . 00411611 • . 1.-2 4 .1 4 ....wpr IMO STA MAAS. with a convoy for Portamouth.-Itentain al . - ‘.. , ~. , .. ~ ~ ... ~...1 00„ , , . 7swatastor . .. .. s . kap., 40,4 iita alio 6.4 lowitii ee , sate d toe salutary . - • sas per last. fe ß la "VaAeansSlng Pride . ar graba . . •,%, • • i • • ,/... -mote . •:-• • • - ..41: - .•z: :- - ••••grilkni 4,44l- 'EP Milts *it filw"it id . 10"1/1 %mom, Sam 1.-Arrived his Majesty s . and the • r edaction WO, - " . ` a s.:.'' 44l** Ag Eo t •s•. :• ' ..;•, • ' ' 101.1*; seeps dfilia isiti4 Milo for /my siimiatiSiiiiitil het - • iicoG, from Corunna.-Soiled his Majesty's The 'Wheel ►: AlSe.egighbinph•Gll. She -.•7 : r -.• j ..,:,. ",. . .. * .ellit 'lnvest, : -iiie, b e* f i t tii s i p - t t e fi p ii. e i l eit , 00 . 4 ibit i oi. , d ela, for Plymouth.-Aho arrived the brig have lame lantakkeit, is .savor ail carriod e . ., 2 4.4 :•_ ,7" .... liweiiiktvi . ,lllo.4mge . gin,. emi r 4 . 4 ; ; ',.. - or ga ...;_,.. ilies 4 sziptei iiil i t nooliixt . ''''''' 1 dillthoa*et , Atkinson ; brie Mary, Jopson ;ship Nei. and stacked le_ Litte rr e...."•••"•-t oramr . .; dalt __ I...twai .. ' . _._ . i . h i :mow mod.. ' al,.Ll"Paralltli out to ~q ` i 7 l iuma_ ,___' 1 , ____ _ ollifie w s "" of wi ono , ia t u a..l4a , ,oau. tit . f 04 wort; pad ; and the ship Esk, Coats-all from I ) e e . " *Ls° of a alm"litfilitnildallant., is r."Peigi, . aht l/wr *Mk . 4 . . anew and clualltfailiFthist a it itt•ett.'' ~ .' ,- : 1.111116 1 01104. •Ilagii. amifreedkilea- dom. lalaftes4rridectielt s 4• : banal far the month elf 11; Benjamin ono Mary, Chnurnan, from preseht promiltit astfalaWsbelogpily at al, . ~ „ .' ..L. : . Ism. , . egmerolldAidasa itillki.waill•virlitois Scalia otitis life and and she sloop . Willians, Zulledge, frosts nearly so, al lb* 914111* . 4 titiev,ev bogie ' , . I.J . . ' bastalli/INIMIr. 4 . Iteloillarrish . 'tied,' of that. Mho* kiitlitid *Vitei, bbcter - .y.-P. S. It is fully expected that his Ma- ' w ee k ensu i ng , th es i viso o f r ol oi ev.ti °tw i ll . * .4;wilipoolo _ u . :47 hip Pembroke will proceed early to-morrow adjoieing counties ow, 7 •* r " 111 " 111111 "... 4j .1141141° ' 1 ilisidialifi'!'•ithi‘ sable &kin( iteea • seatpuced off bl. . ens* ? in i t* * - .W . lit k ee lli* . Ig a r ap p i x- • s" ••• • . 111 " 14 4 ,06 " m u ti0* .414° " 148t.t i0 is t ai l - s y' . aasi , iii . ..the. ; . rt ial . 11orya *tii. at MA pensibleti by hid (, w ith the convoy bound lo the Mediterra. i •fhe.goddess of lent p • a•casscoplathis season ~ litilejalaadi'yt.Wititleggififtf, died.", ishillicolii.: - peas; . r.•;lliajaetf; trete. ad fireedot t I Cell O- tt. &e. . tO theioy and gratitude of. l lollllllslol**. Wm*. parreiiiitess torthiekeiihoirt ' tilispktho-telieephi. paseeli; witiribi 1 ionrirti, *At IoUTIIs AUGUST 30.-Arrived the Prim:et: l The Mils and valleys haraaheate that of lite Pee?' -vie . 01 . 11 1iiiki 1 1 11614 0 11 ^ 00 , 4 4 41dattaifte•!•: i 'VE.141 1 404 11 14 to' ,War . itioderkAitunsueh ill it il' ..; scket, Capt. Peacock, with a Mail from Ca. I seated such an interesting ipettliele of tlatur.•'.e., teali rabil. .tsk hip Meek* amif` trig .1410 tftsibtiGiCiisio'veltite • a :greet . iiiiioiltiticiii grit; 5 days ; a Mred revenue cutter, from a cruise;.' 4 bottnty aad reward to,the bestoodseao twit, and aml . Gitattdogiew . let licalti.l4 et or gholloirssysegf risi - c m ii k a , ditte . o „ Itiro tn . d...4 . of us.* as troll Snap sloop of war, from St. Andero iu II iodestrlool.people's.ftepettatipas e : twer.ealqbil to the ! r i.....,, be maionemuribir toVetalskella recta W 10.10 ,4) 1 771 , - T-7 :7 ', •e.• : • • ''`- 1 " . " • he Magistrate; If this roceedhsowri, .fist *IC 'lgo': •rwfr i llithr , • forfo,"Pf... katik' :WO P'et*l . 11 % toord El) her we learn that Lord Wellington had else as it were, a barren watite s .sad. timed/stares • .. - , . the Rob 4i 10,44 in ,e(1 OW garrison of St. Sebastian to surrender, ni f lirions t i".l4lllll. atliedi li th tu rc le o ; mparativitip 'but tile IntrAti iketZ ellilla pictore .t i nft h. elaaltheamailis f"d" 'l . l l4klaltetssa r4lll46 4ll ol l r.4l" 11R - . •;:abil - . Stain, ' el: * l i dai*t s . lit lea * . t° ' / ip•ii of August, which being refused by the 'Medea % siveselgoar to labese i sod.; (tithing being ! proterouptowbt th e Oleos ispeeillieSeitS . ' t awdltilto 'woad plittalt-didleoiliatieeti'lli - . or, thf bombardment immediately commenced. ,cookind to ay. .. _lit liottividesimirems, sit . .g i ar e ' 7 ll 44, o * .! • ' - i t ir e kosii i i l i t 4i, s l6 - o ri l bi , re ,s, r qi:l sloop of war sailed on the 19th, so that filkievery heart aiiiiia by pit alike ea..ibreasiatif tbeilies: - jesaimommedwit. will be' hill :::L t . L ' . ~...,1 . 4......,1 1 i...2 . 7.:,, f t ~g . j i ....„. z . ite w- Z 4 09 ' . • - t -" • Imot speak a.. to any results.-Also arrived iiste . , ~, , i alk, ;Jr. ;., :1.. . . , t. ,c l o y. A° : joitoitn sopittboinejoolo4*.r.„7. ._. . r juir.77.‘7...........!„ _77 ....r... .7 4584 0 id tratetts *llona**. ii defeats. twsurer,Nick.oo, from Cork, forPibtaltar ; ' In the grateful . 'ma'am um has bee*, . a t a l o aegat s al h olw .0 , 04 . 40.0 . 4440.46 , 1 4. 4 . , , • ••4 - . period so uop a raatottV.:ea ... , r 1 sishistivilk.kiliteCibes.t‘• • 'he; interest of . ' '-,aditi to ad libeileee l . bit At. ' --ti . belf tc 4 .."-- . . • • ' from ditto • and the 4 40 1- 4' l4 ' *the '' ' Th e' Ili 41 1111 04POP P OWPC 1 10 l ie - Ml i hrelitok - *Mr; , - -Mliirpretri - tit' am 117.•• pool, bound for Africa.-7-.-6Mied the ' consteiience in thole hostile . ortircattano. eik4Ret,..o. sad the ,„ eq_ ,!i t i 4u s now apse, i 1 ! :..., :e s, . W all i e r,ftk i e falls inA veine d a . hl4 , ,4e4 i..... . Cutter, Lieut. wok+, with dispatches for St. innocent and unlovely foga,* ter . .10 * . y „.. ‘ y e ei ,„, - , ..a c krapt e • oa t * hi yew m e ter , . • timitrileo lopeoie obr..igts.iibtors. ik ere , qte i, 0,,, i i. . .• ~ and not on the Vith as before stated. ! row ; and from the • repatotiesii wig 1 bitarehlok,o t " sWIO . id - Chaadtaetointa a t om ; 1 . „ L. ._ of der r .,__ ,. s ~1 ., ti o lotai, mourn, SEPT. 1.--Arrived 1 his Majesty's ship la expected to rage faileusiy in a 1 * `lay 1 hato effect, . LAM k i i eigfird •I. ' , l oon v ia ; *sok paikofr. . A l pe _. ...... ilenrise and to be carried on with a; iiiisidiiii ; tOiito a pOtwOh'it * nom sif Lesisdliki, who, 1 alit . willicb•deadormi tbdt ". ResPelet -bileionlig* till mst from ile!igolsod, and his Majesty's ship • from willit‘ sonndy with the homeward.. cec perse k v ile e y ra i a spe ct r tr m t e he n, riona reddlog inder w af ia thw in daV l , piatopite it:fltve ! , i o n ai fo osia rateds t,a • • , ;10 . mo yot i u r T rimehip lesitk•e tyays •als4 l . n is si vitell tve.. ) , i lle:Lk e t a r nis ils kei llilli h : 4 llllo :4 lll* limilagi #9.lotlt iumi tel 4 . , ~ Baltic convoy , consisting of about 2to , alt ippear .so resolutely deterenced to r . them.' done.. .ftio • hira.VlSltat° thiv*Pol*l that rest li i i ' Ehititifr* rAllf 4• •, ~ t i riots ports in England ; they sailed under selves in the field of action jo.asorrow, nothingOltema, . ibis Ofilor. of his Majesty's ship Bearer, * Bel:maga, on tlie wing, from a rit ! ,a . a ft,..a, ip ar .bams t , . I leelf‘opoorsomery truly. . ,i ii , I oelito ka Pe*" lag 400.ftevit fomoug, egi pected and escape. Sonia partial 'commit& of the ** ''' ' : r: • •'' - - . l. .l. B. /(,felt:' iPalfrik•'" l4 I l i° 11111 . ° 6 4 611 0 16 'POO.) atilet 1611 ! ' , Forward, and Griffin on the 23d Dill . . killed wounde4l.wo may be enabled, Se detail I . , , ' . . . I. wide 100 the omega ef'otbst people:" Ilk eletillas.l • --. Bedford man of war witts . the London shipt:• ,Ut ure letters . •.. :. tk . .• • - ' • toy priacipta, I layageini Which ionstitettei Lire rev t 'make, remainod. stirciiiy: Me the 29th ult. . The Ultra& . might were ali cro•eded ' • . .; '.'' .• ,'•: .7 ~ " seam o f t o ois h - t io ssty , i s subse ko i s i 0 14 * 4 4 mind. WALKER'S display its wonted, even' isseetbiage ~.. .s'.. . -,_". •:' '-';_„.., 1... _. . ' &taints' • the sane at DattalliaoNta was . ..siutavall i z egred ittm . ll6.4 oo l/Wilk ...wpm. ! ~ Ulliell frigate strived at Gibraltar the 20th of worth an ; 9 .. iiiii Hd r eiii, ‘ . sbike -1. . : 10mrie lli. wh e "l onakine dit i sa lt is mot to leMilinta cha r o n g. . tha it , I .f a ot ia i t t w . 1 :1 10 0 ; with a convoy from Portsmouth.' . • similar; QtLIIVILIta was honoured with Mediae pro. ; were late /y . • .portion of elegant visitants • and at each . Lou and a toile (vow forttatille Is the tibestiee'ef Colesekis:• l .-* *Or eau assiii . i.g. Au apstazt. Barthel*, its order 11 appy, Sheridan, of and from Wltite*oll) , . - ', - , .• * , •amirhi, was captured the Bth tth Front the allsaltslostlet of lewd* and lova . 0 - I h. li.makke 'goad is saute, and-gabs a.feittriers, bat J u ly; hi !ha 1 music held nonillion. . ‘ItGAT 14111 aortli.stree , a f,, sod, . . , ~ . . , . • . _____., sly_ , rti ragout 'A m erican, p r i va te er , off N a tf a ik'; s he gravity of which is never disturbed by the lighter re . . ... ... .. ........ w ___ et. .....1.--......t creations- had its reading tables occupied to a late ca ll4 rtlet_l .. , !" leas rdl e to' rt lt y sir ms . idi !el y r?« ."" ivrefel ' i ,!kt a stw ! !a•td Tl.l "1 8 .44:. 'llrElt lateli fil.444 lltiet alie en g iii ii 2 ildk. sail,' I sada " te: t l itlit a inthiosdiPictcmeallitalifol; , - - .1 4 H - . : t ... . 4 ~, 4 ....., ~ .7i A I i 1 :1 • ' . 0 . • ~, 1.•• ,i ~ . ~, I 1.• • - I r ,SI . • I; • S t i 4 ~ ~ , . 1 ~ . , ) ' . . e! ••is Iltxt, Aare. t..-Sai hoer, with a convoy the ships as per lest. Pownworrn, Barr. ship fielicon, from ' ship Misktoe, for Pl Success, Atkinson son, Mead ; and the , tershamh ; Bertjamin Riga; and the si Ouern4el.—P. S. It jests's ship Pembroke worowg, with the' D ean. &r. kr. F ‘ l .l4otru, A (Jays? jity . o jiacket, Capt.. d'L it' 35 days ; a hired rql the Snap sloop -' her we , t.e(l the garrison In the I 9.1) of August Goveroor,thf bombs The Simi "loop or the, cannot speak Cie 1r lsNt I L NiCk the aqu a . L tom 1 4 1;- voot Sir(g cutter, Lieu' Ami Pro, anti nut nti YARNOUTII, SEPT Ned6teasl from Ilei fearer from Vilifip bound Wltic cony for carious ports convoy of Lk Msjesi Flamer, Forward, ' The Bedford mat. from J make, Email wind bound. The Uniess frigate July, with a convo) The Happy, Sheri& to hiiramichi, wa. - Snapdragon American. privateer, off Notletk"l", arrived Miramichi the 20th june. Sli Others 'of the s+ me Deet, which sailed from Portimouth the 2d,' and from Cork the Bth June, Were taken, MA bar after the captwre of the Happy. • 'The Kirspeon Packet, Pitca i rn, of Marvport, bia been taken and sunk near St. John's, lilewfoesl l land, by an American privateer. The prltkiiat elks • taken two days afterwards. the i • end . ' fat arri.i ' ll - -- t Y " 'll k 1 " .6 1. __, • 11b1 "*"" 61 1::ditiiiiitsiiii;lim' . gietP sded•iiri lit An rocuctmeot rot the injeries of time,' flu? outside DOW= still' awaitari , . • • *libel:, He has liege ripplaitied for his performanal an inch and a sparser le thiamin; of them, breiVa - - • .......,„ . . . erer, only small piecei..ool4. be discovered.. Seed V agreed laar Lord, sod henceforwards I ATP'', 12=e ' llEmr=. • -r * 1 - - ;of the ribs are, eight inches -bread, fi ve deepi_inst *me verde *lir be diseirdedla ell indktmetos few Vire have advices from liambutgh • tw'tbellitlatedt. seem Or-eight feet lipogymany of beet exceeded . tib i ae ; so • &aim E mit m am m a, p i e t itot k et c, m e from which we learn that any of the personsfeesesellete t his aw " a f"'"' g°"iderabl7* Neither ktel Dee prostitute', Way tithe that teethed 'Of 'beide Veteng i 4 the forced loan bas been exacted by the Feareth G. mast "could • be. eiseetrered. It is. rather to he • vernment, on completing the payment of Inc - third of upon those whe . dale tb defiime thesi' rind tlies; .tameated Ant she wag torn op aisd carried off be- • .. • -,. .. • . . them * ---e--r-----. .r • 1 the eentribe ion are granted passports, sett are permit . • . wk o were fit* her , Situatien ciltid' be exactly investigated.— , the .le les 040 11 alt, ImPladid •th .., . Von Hoot:tonne, now Military Governor. of 'led to leave the city, and proceed to any place they • his timber kali of leak, several cart leads of it were I designed to be . I*. ' its faithtel expetwiders, * llamburgh, is a Dutchman—a native of Hotterdani. Ahinlq proper.—Ont private intelligence from Pee"' drown .away, Ski; was found ` in i mount, about converted into •li 414 et padlock. we the tongeO, Early in life he made the tour of the Detch,Settle- ' bbrgh iltrv.the 11th of August, erbee the exohauge had e_ . • • ' menus at and heyoud the Cape of Good Hope, in a fallen tol4a, which is a reduchon of rutty feet in diameter, composed of stones and Clay, , . whick preeo " pool o t foil spew* owl neatly sea ! i f i t.P1!..n.,c....4 0 5, elsielle- of.esoeva - ;lidieWv-fffaelo._ , ~ isb'cirm.. *lnn the ! falsehood, remaining tionleteCted; galtis naturally the Etilitaty ....Ahltp. in /twee -eltittettl. Ititntthifles be A inter bit teen recenterroniting that PS, SA' share of th e h cg y, ; the bet bee- b een en :cut awry .. superadded to Ms natural unfeeling dispositiott the , eatitt and.BivAno had had no intercourse whatever . - - ascendancy . d ~ A sa proof of this ascendancy, I need store elegant accomplishments of a slate driver ; and. either with the Emperor tit his Ministate, er with emend this mouut ; h itkehouf., els or eight feet in die d iproduction her instance t han au at nue , height, Several bones during hi. residence nt Cape Town was distinguished any Yutnatt-being in apolitica l opacity. '• ' i, opec i es o f animal they „belonged cannot be - ascer- jot ed ,to, hate been found : in it, to what .. rider no ' all ed and the high commendation it has by the commission of two or three murders among Tuns 'reports got into eirsulstied . yesserday, the one Lined ; the air speedily dissolves.them. Some silver : received. Let us .tiew see what an honest Crovni the Hottentot soldiers. He bocatne at length so lib , that letters from Paris of thelittkelf. had been re •ye. said on that subject in the year . 17 08, as rot coins here bee* f4tend, in . it , . the letters cannot be l l Law _r aoxious,, that he was sent home, by order of the ceived:, containieg an accouscsif a battle% . hut without di a tik r t!, diseereed; frOea. comparison, howeler,,t , ported in the beforeAmenttoned . iltegaiine : ' Dutch Governor, previous to the surrender of the date or place, or result ; 'Wets ether', thatfrench the date Of one of them • might probably be as- 66 In Easter Term an informatioisidelled against Cape to the British. He joined the French pasty nit Pipes hadarrived, anone be rea r t e i gral of tie- ..certaint.d ; licece the age .. of .t h e vessel, and the • babilite of ,•hIM (Sulam:Aga) by Mr. l'ltAti,‘:Doia - bird cAtl4. • his return to notified, Intl was by them retained in goclation, and that there employment, made an Aid-de-Camp to thel tinter- the restoration of pea e steer story haillie purposes ' for which the war, employed, may, also be , nee, then Attorney-General, in whtelt 'lt Is now discovered. In the Annie time, nothine but coujec-. worthy of renstelt, that the Crown Officer, in' his ap& innate King Louts, and made his say to that dig- effect,'Uhia was. pro ' tended, that of raising' t are can be said on this subject.. Sometive of opinion, plicetiort to the Court. admitted e point since much. nuy bp an open disregard of all the principles of ho- the fends, omeiutn • being sold at One dal, at 8 per . ti: -„,,,t, at a . v e r y disiant period, theri SOW.* commons : that of the Jtity's right to detertnine both neer : he was the first to c onv ey t o . the ear of the cent:premium. It afterwards dectlied to its former r cation between this bog indthi sea.' Thie teems to be dis P eged ' the law and the feet in matters of libel. What t Greet IslAseetost the expression. of aversion and ab- price, the fact being ascertained that neither letters horrenee which his brother had frequently uttered . , nor papers hid been recelied from France. - improbable, as the hog is-elevated...there than forty . i . urge says the Advocate t o the Conit, , ie only to against she Contieetital system—for services like The following most singular and extraordinary feet.above the level of the sea . At the mime time, beenshow ' there IS reasonable ground for considetieg • must b e observed, the seti.. has retreating for these, Vow HOCFNDORP was made what he now is. narrative has orrelted the . attention of. the higher . %any ceetaries in the neighbourhood of Portrush; as . ii swiy ,, Ne e f . this publication at * a libel, . and for' putting it its trial, and therefore it •111•1 0114' Id . ' Ile is the confidential friend of VANDANitt, the Ali- circles; fie verfficaliots is rant ' within , imp' coca litory Governor of Holland. XCMCC:— :rl.• .e... 1. • wellas in many outer pieces in the North of Ireland. - t . thee the rule made absolute; for I4de* mat I -,lt could he estabtished, en lelereble authority, • . 'Pendant In this • Amongst letters hy the Gotteubergh Mail, we have " A distingni-hed Foreigner, i that the lands of Clougher, Crocknamack, . Kerne- It f eierr - Lordship . NOS k,wws , flint (we ',Orb IN f matter of libel, are Judges of the /OW al itelt-Os. the received the following:— , country, and intimately connected witlr Vienna, has bawn, lied Maghremena , were formerly•cevered with - . ... ..and have an Undeurbted right to . c onside r;; 46 STRALSUND, Auo. 15.—1 avail myself of this been " tee informed, that daring the Nretistice, seaewater ; and that the hill upon which Pertrush Ad, . i- whether, upon the whole, the iiinaplitet iti question kn.: opportunity or a Russian Courier, from head ear- • , letters, purporting to be letters from the late Qom ' stands, • was surrounded, like the Skerries, with t* ear be _ not, a . false, malicious, and' teinsdidetis . libet.u• tors, to apprize you of the state of our expedilon, of FRANCE, had been aecretly • transmitted to the ,' water. Though. all this 'should be admitted, it 'lkon words of Mr. Artottetty-Gtortitt, the:lt ritee consisting of about 3509 men, ender ' the command Emperor of AUSTRIA, in whiekth deceased invokes ' , would Rot be sufficient to establish a comniunicatioil - lif lid Doctor's' Lifesays, 'are 'bates frail a Letter' of General Glues. We imagined this' 'place to be his Impe'rialMajesty most seriousl y y to remember the f id an t- • • [between the place where tbis vessel was !sat e1 .,,5 ,...,.. covoun , tc. seo. 1 , 7641,1). a the este* of oar destination, but the Cisme PRINCE I sacred obligatiohs of afr.ction and consangeleite 1 the sea. Every circumstance considered, if is like Rte"' 17 - 1 Tto4 it is, I think, impossible to'ked this, lid ner has so strongly urged the advance of the British ' which had existed between them; and never to for- I ; that the place where the bog soar stands, was- ° '"'!"ko: mita,- that great Changes bite tein Metle in our troops, that our General has, I believe, applied • for get the inhuman tied unexampled- enmities iegicted lake, and enitthe vessel , was aced thereee, as a place , ,_._ __. pt trey teen whose oath of officelf tai Mahe% permission to take the field. while hostile ! lia n.7 . on herself, and on her Familp—to be no longer a efeefety during the firmer ineasioter, or ..... thetiew. pure and anvint i ted. . table -We u"" " I conversed yesterday with an Officer • highie.. Participator in merder, pollution, tyraneys and ran Weeds prevailed between contending Chief . . ... , Wiltkiresefict t o tbe writings' of Sibtiiittasr, they, rank, in the Hanseatic or newly-raised Legion, aud- pore ; the awful crisis had arrived. His own bated., --:. l eew.convieced • thit theinbehitane of Irdend 'were , to have bad a great influence 'on She pub is I am sorry to observe that his account of the diseti: 'nowhere and hereafter depended on his deeisioni— . . Am d teis d .„tp the; di sogroft w o A ecitteity • if making . 1 ... 1 ti _. ud-i• hate beet( . O f . great assistance to the elide of the ,troops is not very favourable. .. Titer These letters were short;- impressive; and debit, ,04 , 1 11 'te apswer the* pump's' s , Whilst the Dome .7","__ Lord Clittuaw ;. whose behaviour to the are deficient In Officers, and those they have, base.. written in a hand-writing which', . when compared: a a•N ormaffil savor & thl: N ef o. ris coasts . wes. ; , ll I retaut, Is hot much to his_ Lordshlol obtained their rank from family connection and their wik the Queen's, was a perfeerfac sande. • , tia " See ' "hes ' t° a I f .r y ' c°ii i tieral ? lit cisansitYi cSts l" 7, ~ Of this the Doctor complained In his •.fts situation in life, and not from actual service and per- " I'he impression on the waw, tbi 'same she seed case out of these arm, in erhich•vertibne were found, „„ s r i ops ptiblicationi, Particalarly it' lilt Arstqlet sonal experience ; but he adds, that the men are very in correspondence will) ,kerlatnily, Ter iticreanethe . . t ha ssome d in Wilitt gY l4lll - itilaten " 44.—(8e1 f" .... to QmeSf.ies p. 3d and sr where he -Aye, " f fine and might, if well officered, form excellent appearance of supernatural agency, they were dope- •. N ous L ater . ) . . ~..: . may aver with the strictest veracity, that the Ptters , soldiers. sited during the night in a msterious mainer, wMck • . elleelnlWelanittiesewm which were written to the, petiple of England eontria " The Russian and Prussian armies are said to be ; evader! all enquiry and researc h . . By lite accounts from Hamburgh we learn, that bated nit a little towards cree the popularity, very strong, and in high order. I " The Emperor id a marked but silent often- .all persons who pee two,thirds of , the contributions and thereby the elevation, of Lord Cnaritast to Oa "We have received from England a supply suffielHoti to their conteets, and gradually became serious, levied upon them - by the French, are et liberty to quit t f Prime Minister."—Agile s - . 4 . It • is Lord lea o cient for four months; but we can purchase from the meditative and restless ;- when ,he wee 'addressed the town if they think peeper, bet notetherwist.a Ito CiILINUABE of w h om I have riateiro to eempl,..n, w $ country so much cheaper, that these -and informed, in ideas will : fieally in lbe same ferret_ manner, ,a, Red bann spublicly raitibenge had law - truth •of at that thee epdilti,;344 . to ;04 eke . °t oft, "sad tedir teed me less ti * i ti Raise then - d Conimette, ilio itpelied ...s to Fe,' (:kain AI rather I intuit' creations, had its reeding tables occupied to a late hour, and to the sociable satisfaction of its disda guished Subscribers, , • country to much cheaper, that these provisions will finally the same serret_manner, anu agnomen, Leiters fromi s t. poorshurgh, alto 10 th of 4 1 1: 1 41100 &raj; writingi, ired Aail w as • be kept in reserve.sure y the most minute manlier of:ais own ffretehedness st th a t th'e facibusge bad fallen te 141. „ -I mole 441 unwed t trills *os alt that t fine' " The e i change is at four tie dollars, but the . arid feelings ;" that . his remedy was in hands; that . e. M ess eng er Beware . wu last night cliegjegebet contained; la ritual for .my eedeetee4 to ;04 army rate, at which the Commander in Chief has by joining the Allies he Would rescue Germany and from the Foreign-oaks, for OM itts4d-qoarteril.ef, tlya • . . ttiva afte was Otideboita lif e one, ;, fixed the pay for the troops, is five rig dollars ids savelainsi.lf, - and' In two roar. :regain hi s original :Algot, in Germany.- A Gaellicaan hetet/00dd* shillings." title, and all his ceded •dominions."—(Morning • The Court of Directors showed themselves to be Clarattide:) ; kistrian Mild" 1 • " " 1116111418 -- - • 21111.1111.4161 beptttdsbed l bs fot a w it rit P° l ng w . words o i d en ii t , ted • Eh m itt 4 keen sportsmen, in choosing the first of September for On Thiirsday, the llitkelt. - at elisert o'clock In scu l t! m atatid the ' ; .4 7::: a a t et i r t ri li g i t ito bes ha si d oa rolittl iv4e t teg Y at r a s n ou ln i :h ism s R o t * 6 wi C io lna lo m P t M r e i ' taking the field, as the abysm" of -Proprietors was a the forenoon, the mail - coach from Manchester 'was . • 77J arrived es oat island, w i th thu i .to hlm wi tavour: f - it Inv be Scabs to r e.. thing most favourable to the pursuit of their game. l overturned on a fine roe*, about two miles 'from me n that Lubeck, riasiburgvel and Leeestbutgb* had been oitgo—da r .. 4o di r thie ;fie 64 . 11‘ og..isb*d* 01.h'in441' • Letters from Jamaica state, that much damage had • Penrith, on its way to . Sha r i, - When ties Gentlemen • 9 2. s • • I been done by storms onthe north side of the Island ; from ' Glasgow , one fro.in Manchester, .and one (rein retaken by the Crown Pileos reav wenaw army, wed o pe k .eb e — voexsime po l oc io e fl u es , t aed:i t ilpt :net • leas thee 100..weireue or, wounded Ikea defiance or It 4 but that the sugar canes had recovered from the on. i London, were muCh cut and bruised . in the heid had arrived at ponsbesgha •' . • , ' bartered oa prilletirAt t ylier potter, Ind then.figirti lab favourable appearance, which was general, early in i end body. Two respectable Gietlemen De the "7"7.77, 0 _ 1 1 rit of the reece : ethaer ' the " aria , . tha t by . v . 164 . 044 • p "km 4046011 the month Jane. outside were also very odds' Bert . The prd ,s•,=P l ';: lsoe is I,4oe..lstiestive mean sit ''I r is,.. 4l.,thivoitits.ll • At the Bristol Assist's, an action was brought by I. and . coachman escaped Witheutthe least knjury: - leis 'um Wet ah Arebd k shalt theeittit ' .* Ili • 11r. WEB) against Huey Iles?, thi late Coo• - .. 1 to be lamented, that the lives of travellers shoeill be k insi lwer he au lt si t : jaa "; 7 114 4 1 : 41 , 1 — .. e j ; ro w an '• estai me - • 38g -•Z il. " l. ' . 4, • • • didate for Bristol, for eepences incerred"hi the I itenttgere d by socb ativronducti . aed it kr-hoped the • laiwtoriL, Plitialiff; as an agent for the Defendant at the rats i proprietors of Mall-coaches Alit Wow, woos, is fol 7 ILlO°h"th i e • •• • ' .2; election. Mr. Hun'? pleaded 'his own camas anti In re whom they engage to drive'tivere, wiseatbey . Mr.• /tensest cif •Edlnberger...the *doltish. le veil.' 7 , 10 0 . ... • • 1 47 . proved that he bastrepeatedly declared diet he would daily lee the- heevy dantages Me, are Ikblett . '_ teryialted . from Prerpool Sendayflielp 110114 thlt cartel • for, Mir! ev o , l * • " "I" ha Vno expetra i 9car.o 9 oo 4 . go diefifit h for injurisedime to pasenignieli : thet • • the &OW Sortie p ark! • : saki. 1111410 rigin 614 M • - ' allooldoloartailion• • • • • - • • . . • . r • • • •• • • ‘!" • •