The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-10 00:00:00

superiority of torus with s twilight fell es rmktoreolde, forcing back the pests established tang fire to several houses, without thin for the sake of heists ineendi , " On the advalice of Ger ar od the gamy to trent, and Weedily forced to endertake a Damn, and with considerable Tenksawalde was gain taken the same boor. T:11% is' the 0114 skirmish which wonld of record if it had net been magnified seams with* bed teedered it - militia. d 4 1 aur likewise jot Mooed, dicalees reports base been spread dogtooth madr byes ea the seeskoese, bridge, sett the ewe bees mid, thates this occasion goo fell by the ire of the dotted ea the Like at Deem dation on this heed, I will the Swedish flotilla tired out the tram-boors bridge, with• sweet jonttito with ear fro, tattled enemy, who were adiesdog from loins, in Mutt sheet ofpgrepent; 300 men, and a vest eiony attacks made on our side cannot successful ones, we having tak 'teem, and demolished several of communication. " The enemphas, since that time, very shy; our patroles go up unmolested to the glaeis of the fortress,. and have brought down several sentinels from the walls b tbeir COONSUANIII4 *, t7.—The Danish Charge as 11Wellish Ceurt., the Count' von Ihrtbsolis. arrived' here yesterday evening from seraleies. .y they . eerily embrace the oppor tunity of returning to the soil, for whose preservation 'And independence they betook themseives to arms.— Bet nn! Such is the perversity of our Rulers, or rather loch is tite rottenness of their system, that (1111 Ow every day in fear, or every night dreaming that lit may be attacked by, ffss' incensed honest patriotic. `Britons, who are ashasuprof, and enraged at it ; ' and in such a case, Wini are the proper instra. meats In renegade Britons' beads, bat foreir or mercenary troops, who can have wo cordial con certs about liberty, the sound of which they have scarcely ever heard, or the orthography of !bids they have only seen in imported books. If these sea do by accident, as it were, come to a siliolasome or promising resolve, the purport of it is lost, by on neadonsamlognard of the army in Zealand will Mum Its customary summer quarters along the coast, from here to beyond Cronenberg. His Royal Highness Prince Cbashan, of Denmark, *ill, as Commander of it, on the Ist May, take his head. quarters at the Castle of Sorgeotray. On the With a fleet of 12 ships, with s Swedish cutter-brig, anchored In the road of ; so Lug* a lett has not been seen in that road since 1807.—0 n the '2lst It sailed to the southward. On the 2341, a fleet of 170 merchant vessels, four ships of the line, two.frigitaa, two cutter brigs, and three cutters ward the Belt, and Failed by Laotians!. la th• Goleta* there Is at present as English ships. It wilt biome by the fresch Papers, to thel N Infant. which readied town last night : that the camps.* is Aliosmany his abiairy cote. mearmil, with an savory very different from that which has bees given out by certain Oracles, The aritha public is beginning to see the effect& of the fatal debut* whieh the trumpeters of the tame of oar Reim tare crested; sad, ere long, they will fist as Utilisation against flints, which it will be Meek la them /sacks*. l sinners to avert or moderate. In tibia new Pannota's lon which is likely to be opened, thert will, we trout, be found . st least as selleasy hope that the people of Great Wads wilt alkali sedan retrospective view of the caws of the. diseaten with which their unhappy, el(feresred by Reaves) has been, and le meld ever, threateseed by the vic e s of use. emit-painful test of theorising (and whatl tee he ewe palatial than to predict the ills of one's Moat", without the power to avert or lessen them) this irksome tai, as honest Journalists, is likely to he abridged the very occurrences themselves, which' we hams ions foreseen with an unavailing solicitude end ansulsk. Yet we hairs been In a great mum Wee dews by noise without argument, and ligimetvidletion without proof. But totem spin as' fair nrds.as pomible our **ion of came and effect as relative to the delicate condition of oar United Cep doss, it is, that the esoveroment of them is epee too ea Renoir, a male Who sesteleedbytbe abridged enternal eassmeree ws *ready to irsperinice, throosh the Termed nosy led lastest. of our laraterate enemy ; sod that the prineigeloileeetaliree strongly %Prig nated with the ems* geatitiee of sellisbness, which hae bees so aisa!fitted by them at the bead of these a; that kit Impassible, calends Sovereign dh°°ld sake ebbed of few men for Meister., as ible and Ryas lbw are Imbecile sad resit, that the sys tem can go es without a dreadful shock ! Rosaramrll* gab seriously attempting to make drcumvaliallea need es. And to suppose what Rh a teurerieg sod lallamed imagisistion may effect .7. time it Is oily le look back to what he gukv tiorie, lied M =ew it has been achieved, beetellteemlbe eatheiliesea of the crowds who %me tollowed.bio uplift genius and fortune, and oheier am wallows' it may be said, on their knees. Neon d r abaft Wood them on their feet : they "eve lalleeeitbat Preaseebelonged not to thefeto, as i was fermis* arrogantly Wasted, but that it. b e - I halal to elf. Nen% ;lamb the symptoms of re imies.ingedieast deco the period alluded, to have lfttned, ha somitdevea, the numbers of volunteers 4 0 dew to the Preach eatioual standard imprinted I with till magic words 611 Liberty and Equality ;" yet th e hare wk. has Hord hinsseU of the volatility of the French people has artfully substituted the words Conquest and Glory" for Abe former; which 0.-nes have absolutely raised the adherent' to his was desired to din has the ,Act 0 dye bleating.— Mr. STArilf.T4it suggested-that the LOAD MAYOR and aemse of the Gentlemen, allopW go op to Lon don and wait on the, Prlasegsin person; but this was overruled; and on the melloo of Mr. Mclennan Piaqica, the City Members were requested to con vey it to her Royal Highness. The Loan MAYOR was 'nested to call another Public Meeting with out 1 . uisition, in order to ricaivettbe Report of 1 his' I li Rt al Highuess's Answer to the Address. . At Meeting of the Loan Malmo and Corpora tion of. Yerk, held on Wednesday, an Address, dmi lar to 'jbe above, was proposed by Mr. Alderman 1 Peatock, and seconded by.ble. PITIGIMIT I the Fere i men of the Commona g veki4 was, agreed to. Th e 1 . _,,,_ , , Address is to be presented to,* Princess of Wang, (by Alderman the Hon. Latuaance PONDAR, M. P. There bas been a modem disturbance at Amster- - - . pardonable delay. It is scarcely possible that one ! . dam, between the tentioripts and the French gent : Warm's. One of *clatter ;track a young Dutch trooper, or one bayonet, sent to the Northern Con.- it will , Nis on the parade for performing: his exercise d badly. finest, will be employed against the enemy ; i.ite well if they come back again: and that another , I' t i o s r c y ° , l l7CO n ntsiel s eslP:ritit:iitolyrit eat Be ow:l nl t a h ed e m b l y . 1 Quiberon Day keno (though on* smaller scale) does 1 500 sand prissier* at work upon tit?. c ng anal, the not ensue. It is impossible to say what a turn an . most serious consequence' were tnreatenedi when a 'sirloin advancing army may give to the face •of reinforeemont of French troops arriviag from the thins.; We shall, no doubt, very soon be informed 1 nnuntls.tte mutineers , - wore urmahnerorn nflileht Am tba embigeity a the sWedisti.Citiww7Plioceeir ned t 'and time " 616311. "'P t c "'"O eihd *0 "o' l4-- I *even of the ringleaders hare been tried atnithea son ' conduct, as welt as of the 6 4 offer 0 the Danes to i 1 , 11(14 to be shot but the Commandant had deemed It garrisoU Hamburgh ." The heterogene quality of the 4 pro d eta to pardo ' n them. . .-- • • • news from the Elbe of late, has bees more calculated Nothing can equal the vacillating coaduct of our `to siirprise than inform us. , • Ministers. We stated, souse.daya ago, that new 11. . The tone o f t h e slavish Prints Is now as silly as i t i cences were granted for impels kma America. On IS suddenly sad. One of them says—" Hamburgh , s u et t his the issuing ot dloso ilemsees was stopped; It' is secoonted flingn a way that aggravates the is still safe, or otherwise the Monfteur would pro- 1 error , ant 's tile it shows the distraction of - lhe several claim its fallen condition with sarcastic exultation ;" I authorities. Lord Litraseoot. bad resolved • not to and this is the Paper which talked of putting Bonk- I grant licences, oft the principle, that if the Atneritane PARTS in an iron cage!! We are surprised that any I were deprived of this outlet, they would feel the sensible Reader can pay a moment's attention to the , consequence of their own impolicy the moi e severely. erusious of inch writers. Sarcastic exultation in- 'Lord CLANICARTY did not know of the. Premier's havin comitted self a declaration to this steed i ! no, we fear the sentiment of opposition be- effect , m end yielded hi t m o the y representations •of the ,tweea the people of the two nations (who might live , merchants fisr i licenges. Four or fi ve only were is. and prosper in mutual peace and entity ) is of a deeper ' stied when . fiord .14uneoor. came to toww. The dye than • sarcasm yields I thanks to these public; further issuing . .was then stopped. On Saturday It. writer', who -might, as regulators of other men's ; ceuces were issued again, under a new form, minder opinions and ways of thinking, to possess a philoso- . not south of Rhode Island. • • ply meat to the littleness they have shown throligh- In the Court of King's Bench, Dubliw, .on Wed• . outtlits calamitous war. We shall be in hourly ex- nesday last, Mr. loon MAOZE pleaded Not Guilty pectitiniil'wf seeing something worse than sarcastic i for an alleged Libel published In the. Dublin Being exultation in the next French news; indeed if an ao. i t ad. Pn•tts of January 5, 64 in taking a Review of 11 count sent front Dover has any foondation in it, the ' t i G rei ni a cz the at tike w of RICH . : ed OND• b s Admbi the c iist ou r i rio t n o 1 event we dread has occurred &heady. We hareroPied I stand out s on Ms ow al is.r P e e c nni 'za:ice. y —lt is expected 1 the Dover letter. In the state of she armies f r om the , t h at the interest i ng Tr ia l, in th i s case , will -beliireb French Papers, we find Naniaberg, Weiuenfels, and : ceeded on iwthe course of the present Temp. • P 'Maresburg,.'had already been. taken by Mein force. ! On Theredsy last, the period • allowed •feelvaii: end that the Allies had abruptly quitted the whole; scribin to the.Tbree Milliqn* proposed to be Valid . Jellaink of•the Sul*, leaving their sick and Wyse& ' l 2P,,a *. vith numerous stragglers , behind them: ':.' hai ,•,, 'FIRING OS THE FRENCH COAST.' lEhrOl2, MAT 9.—During sia hours ye.` termlnated, when it wai f, t litte stmi' sired not were ' then .17.40:=. ... shad bon a% - •stibecnbed" 114 . This s 'oes . lilt was pretty gene. rally anticipated. The tempiltlea held out to Bab y a *cribs to thebebentures, Wit the provision to Rind' very hoary and incessant gring *at kept . up ou the , ' double the sum .in Exchequer Bills in the 4 per French coast; the repart Of the poi :Igat heard .Cents. But, qe, the present. state of that •fnitd, bonus' olfeMd by. the CHASCP.LLOR of' the Ex- the coast towards Rased ; asi,ese r , sano h e ,4lle was clearly seen from tio.heights, ascending ri oi betw i r 1 L u te s ? l e i sr ga to hil sub li str o ibe ed freely. tu to rdn ind - s u r c aL t h h e e Clial,Qhrir the steeples at Calais ; O a ° " T not hea ring - - "-- 1 41 editor those persons who were disappointed ) ht rn;id at Onniugnat an? 6 ° l ° the ports to the Westward, ing their Exchequer Bills in the 5 per Cents. to have we are inclined to think it w*s a mere exercise of the ; a preference in funding them in the 4 per Cents., in troops, but there has bees no arrivals o f any sor t case oil the Debentures were not subscribed for. • from the other side since, to throw a light on the I Retract of a letter frees Cuxhaven :•—" All hope of organizing the unfortunate llanoverians end 0,1:-• .subject. A large feet paned by at aoon yesterday denburghers, and assisting them to throw •of the to the Westward , yoke of France, is abandoned. The detachmentl'et .—a es ..— :.• • the German Legion, which arrived in the Ethel* We have extracted from the Bfiniteur t of the Pith ' that purpose, are] still on board ship; end it ft' he ef Mar, the account which &S NIT has , written to Roved that Government, dinpairing of "accereptlih. the It Aatse e m s somas . , ing the object for whirl, they ',Ore sent thither, halm at War, concerning 0( 0000 toes; at ' ordered them to return to lieligoland and England. ftil attack on Gen. ELio's corps tardiness of their arrival is to be regretted; ha' Yecla. The affair, however, with respect' to.:t)te th ey red *Metal tendency, or probable cooclesion of the War , broken eat, and brought •arma *Rh thewi 1 11l **Peninsula, is not of much donsequence. *ie would have rendered important . service. Ili the hsettilmedy remarked, that it was impossible any . country from the Weser to the Elbe, the French .. • . -• Orlin on either side could be manifested In s pe w , bi would , here found none but . etin d ells i stime . • would beta* harvest; since the cavalry was absolutely de. _l ab " 11,141a1, organis e ..._ to n aa O m u• orom, dew . trre• mamm,' and Prussia's, oaf rho aikido of provender. The only hoetility whit* los .. Mot oft RAW, DAvenw- - mulct *Raver lave 14 maintained at present, Is between. ors Jerk ith 10 ) 000 men to IliattOrgli, to thrmiten or. I=o bodies of men receamoltriait s mit h * if-1 liambersb." Pih verse _ Spin4vl6 th. call themselves French, and to the English they alit themselves Americans, and in this minuet they cep tnreevery thing they meet. • . Wizen 13.—Tbe DOance y Amerlean privateer, of three guns, and 80 men, bat put-into Act,a "Cayes to repair'damages she sustained in an acting with a Spanish armed ship, which she at !engirt captured, after being frustrated in two attempts to boar! her. The Spaniards had upwards of 40 men killed nd wounded, and the Americans seven killed and a great many wounded.' The Spanish ship was afterward! given up.. • Mancu W.-ay a schooner from Pensacola, we }.are informed, that a British vessel from Honduras to _London, was taken by an American privateer, and seat for New Orleans; by the stark conveyance :we learn, that the Arethusafrigate and a sloop of .war were cruising off the Mississippi. The Farrn-frigete • arrived at Porto Cavell° the 11th inst. and bailed for Guyra the following day, on receivl r g informs ' atm of two. Ainerican privateers being off that port: . AwriouA, Kim* 114.- , We nre informed by the Master of a vessel from St. Bartholomew's, that he fell in with and welsoarded by the American pries . - leer Joel Barlaminif 13 guns, tad 1.73 men, off Montserrat. : 1 I • • , , r y..• ~.A loue• hoes Mertielqn e, IN, ttitt* that information had. jest been veteiVed of the cap ture of the Surinam packet s . off Demerara, by the Essex Americas frigate. 41 pack ~,... The Cortaro! -et, from Sorisp . u s - toi estip di* oiuce•the 19111 Apri •,. : • SPORTING INTELLIGINOL • NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, ISIA • SATURDA], MAy S. Sweepstakes of Yetis each, b. ft. A. F. Mt. Andrew's The Corpora.!, thh. 71b. - Mr. Craver's The Captatn, 84.71 b. • . Doke of Grafton's Jest. Bat. 41b. • . • 6to 4 apse The Corporal. 5t04 ea The Captain. gabscription Plate 40501. for 2-yr olds, 60. 71b. i.yr olds, Sst. 41b, 4-vr olds, On. Mb. 5-yr olds and upwards, 9va. R. M. Lord Foley's T. by Mini, 2-yn ald Lord Grosvenor's br. f. b 5 Trafalgar. 2-yrs old - 2 Mr. Vansittares br. c. Euryalas. *yrs old to / apt Lord Foley's c. Lad Foley s Teasitole, beat Lord Saikeilkeo Donna Clara, 41b. cad. R, M, it i gs. 6to 4 apt Teesdale. Lord ti. H. Cavenditt's Merry-go-roast, kiet. bib. beat Loft Stawell's Cato, tie. lib. Ab. 61. 2.1 t p. b. ft. 4to 1 wit: • blerry.go-round. Ur. Neville 's Main*. beat' Duke of Reliant** Rraispelia. ilst. Ob. D. N. 100 p. Even betting. -Mr. ilarktw's bterryfleld. An. 101 b. abet MN's, E 41b. R. At 10U8s, b. ft. •Of by toanot. The date assigned forth. action between the Nor. net and - Pe/lack brig , of war, as tnentioneci in our ,- last, is the Bth of February: a letter is in town from an Officer, written on board the Peacock on the 9th ; the date of the loss mast - be incorrect. No accounts of this event have remised the Adminittx. Tuarrar..4-This Theatre was re-opened _ lea Saturday, It • having been suspended in conse• gamic, of the late flivate. The sinnouncenilitt : of • the-ve-appearince 'of." , btatlatne CATArAari AIR .c; Hallett an early botr. She was greeted wit. 'applonse. and seemed deilah4KL The pctik i iiiskul; l Sensirennide, in which she displayed the Ivolideriefhei:-. ) 'voice, with a fasciaistint - and ;jrprising effect. Tlie4 way to the 'steel Nit the pit hi pout Oompleteiy .; . • clever,. ' t Hodges% 00 Was it the Summer Ali. I shoo, at York, 1811imikonvictetl - of a re*, haC re. ceired a pardon, on condition that he serve in the army until duly ' dischargiid theiefrotri. • -On Tuesday !ma l ts Dlr. J a nes, traveller, of Lon don, was entering illerithenspsVad, the harness o f his horse broke i byfirlddli meow he was thrown opt and the Fig tun ed over; • but, we are happy to say, he sustained very " 'AO '1: , . . - • . .: - , ' ; • di , ....... _ - we. , ...t.,..aa • , • - thleh the ( " 1 i issis - -- ifirr — 7 03 " 11 °4 1 16 114: SOW ill iielitiesisf . faiss l 4oo4.ll6's 3 ' ' IresS*4l 77 ' 4 :i-- , 4 110 --.---77 / 9 .411,41 L .. . C .. r • iisk f k . tiGi —. .. a l • • . • ~_ ___ z Ol iid - • ; .•, _. _ ,Ise, . . • sift* mu, I I ; for • •PLYstoterit MAT S. —ca sled op Chemise!, yes.. , •,.... ,•, wisimssr • ~ . to dig Neon' mai h oe boo st eeta' three boars; the Moline lied only twe m minded. , • Lord A. Desucierk's squadron , with wh eeklifs... tie, they • i ~ .: ' ,t it o it i lr i f ht ill 10, 44 4410 _i.*: ~:tellat,lavissisleierienidOry te se - 14., .. "(''' •' ' L . ' '.. : grn en . .. , . ' .4.10w..6. • - '; ) Med there, ant Stift . agbient; it, Ac t ig ' Visi go t 3 1 /14,414.. , 4 ,„„ . - theist any Otber4.llo. Oa; • 40. efeek,:d. Ali ; is " ' i l • • Al° l ° Sl4, iiikallintratt•uisilit net hi lose terdsYs his hiajeV,Yohtp • inpetueney iltitidiosit -10 endinries. . ~. 47 ilittemisibd thaii ever) , -. . 1 'la i n i i ; * n i n ion to oar leatairesios 4 ,, or °veal , ma, salt from Lisbon. ''''' ~ , .. . ~ irtilkry, whilltillb s i Inom o i the gre at tba xt , Atr. , .. tr o n . 4 , ll l4.,bit ipink up an it o ok h e r: .. , . Came in the Meth:a Sloop of war', from MY the Western Islantrt_Wi• hating raptured lisp Fiptsch cot. on the fl asks:. it Iliiieldestridiction to issirAgszkli tir i me from • 'So4 . a troubles/no AIM ; ' *". • went. A.dversitjt!ti . ' u. 4. 4" 48 anew . Au . Adaren .. , ,„ 4. . . • vette L'Avhicfbk, of 18 Bops, after !nos*" of Ile loss. Tballit . . initructor. We . •'m*p In by th e 04y of Cantkibury.„ I s pi t ito ll.Possessiese orii .'elitheet wknessing ir • *: L __,.. , A nnu m . The: Panici RtiAtte irkited theltritish Gallery or tate waserniting, consisting othe,R.o3tal ptttir, Er. ' simple staOmme4*4- stampot i , o , His ( m em o ' 1 147-4-44 - I ; ed aa Pictures, in isalf.triair on Saturday, and fitteetrards "iisent, and Desiree, passed up ChannelAssi.evening. na l not gm aed have b r, tbak•Sy tta a gez i ra .n l: n o i v it m#eet atitc .46.... F . 4. ;. Anw .tlppoon„ t• .-- •- ~ , 9 dlaed wkb the Seciety. . -• • They hitre"With them ap American 4 - choosier, a prise. Yesterday the pa t en RgigNi took an airing on ;The able spoke a ymouth packet, nug in '.l( - pi • .6, • • •Witig hostess horseback. compile a fine American brig , r nicwarY to mile iii * Part &Waal' as -the y asea luirstAlthwright Yesterday the I mi . . ' vi-m- • . whichi 11 captured. from ...artirdeagX9 . 4 MUD, ......AINCRI.GOII 9 ......011t Cu.. ...A1. Oha...captui.w. . . .to. a. prodigious aisatisekters , e i de a, • wir e ?tritium, and Count Mutters", had andiemees of Aim ajesty's shipSealarksailed.tle sag with . , . pinorn mood, that the t#st vi. toa lvs k D eopt p.t o. 80rtht..,0140.400.. - a ringth the Patitce krosell t at Caritas Hesse. several transporM, harks oa I t i er d the filleikabire *pram! about oellinte4 of OgOkito r s oot t o : ofeer4 lipati o n m a n . ann „ The Queen and rHINCRIIRII aso expected in town Militia, foi Cock . ~_ L ., ._ ~ _;,- . Damn b attery , 00 _..' • .41 - kg F a . ' p ros i gust ohe ii-LiM7 l ' 77-11. ' te•Saasteur front Winapor.• It is said they , will stay * Foley gun-brig, 'sailed poison fir 4Faletoath, • 1-- . 4 A---------- lmasfa. a • caketiai till 'IN& Card • • t bliwk.house. . . t oorther fit " slkw . abons ion be .atatat pea t to a Cards rw tati oti on are hissed . fora to led, the trade for the Brnsikt. . . ,-, it . • ' Weds evening, at .• •in . M At 9.—Arrived the Jake MreiLarmed • erasion 500 of sig . i 11 44 Mateo they toasts thee the FreAtii re- Caritas gum,' to meet her Majesty the Quern. cutter, wief Disiettelses from of Flushing; sod the Smalls% artillery, ellim ribiough it Mil* P.siiiih n .. that • i ma g ro g It le.suiderstnid, that the American cottun• gum,. Alert ; from Portsmouth. •' . . .. Teem you an 4110 2 1.11 1 181istead Re:slams baro passed ii.......a.. it loom and don Will be brought forward in the house of Com. . Thlyarthee gee-brig has d '' itnit brought ....Nl.i moni tilis day, at an early sale briefly Mete, %t .voisre than. that, amber d nastiesa oa4 jpi on i ano hour, when several addi; 1 foto the Downs i - brig [rem ' unkirk; :. • • • ~. • the enemy at the ' tma.. i vriti t In o few days , stead' -IN a m ig ~..0 . being i vies "'nit .. win be grated. . against the admis- particulars dot mown. ~ •, .. - • at err* neat i n .c ,„„:: „..... oaaad .. from it moo ,. ,: .• ebb sl i m ; 1 / 4and . w aellidlideth . Aeisesey dariogitlie m e t, ' Pownwethrn, MAY 0.--i-Arriv „ Majesty's • • .7 1 r" ~ ,opo pooklidted Jo the 1 ship Primtem 2 , frons_ r ti o s; r j A e tward k bound a t e g te,-. ..: • *ON. .ki et 1714 dainagt b 4 . -7" if A " r il tl4-1 1. 414‘ 4 , i ' '' hig- ' ' 'Aka .' .' . .' i thiiliipHii4ii eis tbe Li arrialllsliali i s'esirt) Dr } r s treel" 4. 91" foot Stetdo Diming, - . . . , . . i . . .., . • vs • meat; ehet bores* . ." 3 P‘miltivith ONlie ,aljati Can; l .ilfr T A rtv ' et AleAleihibeil, , en Monday : • RRICAN PRI VATRERII. • artillery hales., Tlip. *don of that enemy,- wet. trio, - vie, that he could , tilts sarsm purpone . at eildresslag . the Princess of !. ~. A." - vvstes on the discomStere a I plot against her ' 1%, is k tricivort, , ,, lNaratcA . , .M . AR ... cit 6.—T . _!r aftlfila, • not be considered as an- rievie,rise again : or that ire rime idiout.ee °reinforce life and/ honour. An Address to her Royal High. s"-trux, from C oro, arrived It monlego - trey, on .the • • taken two batteries by : theta with every German soldier we had to dispose pt. ems was mo ved by Mr. Aide maul"' lACOCIL, and se- 23d ult. in 60 hours. Captain Darby reports, that si of the enemy's bridges i What troops could be so prope r as these for such Candid . by S.'W. Nicou.,: F.sq. • Maims Sesert... ; a Dumber of privateers were off the coast bet weep. a purpose? If vie must hive Germans in British pay; ' TOO ) F.. 14. addressed the ,sot. some length.— •• Aruba and Ntarycabo, and' that three Spanish vessels Address was adopted, .8111111 tiff LORD MAYOR ' were plundered by one of them. 'Yo Spiniartrs Choy hat time, become very surely they could not but meat embrace then pper... l Thf .................. 1L1.......k* ...1 ..... 6i... W.r. tri :at', km.. Ai. II I t 1 Ic 4 t, 1 1 f ' Lil 1 1 11 10 , Il i I , ii, new a s drip qsatittes Millventii rca kleanc4s. 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