The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-28 00:00:00

~~ 1 , 1 i / . i .. • • ' • . CORUNA:4 PIPBRS. OVIEDO, MAT 15.—Thh division —om . -- mand of' Gummi Portier has el . AIICAKT, APRTE tit:--The enemy anti nut tioope towards Leon. . remain in Ihe finale 110SitiOn% they did previous to the MAY B.—By a vessel which , batie of the 13th. Sachet has directed a strong di. i m oo we , are as sured, that several, vision p , :kiost General Villicampa, who , they say , dues ILO D erived to samoim•Caatre.,..,. . has fought gloriously_and successfully In Ouda. Conuyrf t, May 18.—Ity the post of yester- in the prebent anxious 'tato day, letters were received from Ciudad Rodrigo of it , a .. . . ______ ... ~.. t the 10th instant. They state the march of Lord. natur all y to be expecren tura 1 Wellington and all the troops towards Salamanca, lamb . will be peOPMjattdv-witity and promise us the most happy results from an army , scr utiny into their fouridatton.. so %fell ditriplined• Senor Csstanos has altered his I ported yesterday that Fambil - been ext,.._ ;don and accompanies his I Lordship. lands of the Yrenetri and was on tire in several 1 for them to ,(fir: any, is it is eery comment, repot*. : and we have reason to believe that . there CIUDAD RODRIGO, MAY 10.—The movement of i ,___ s. , • ,t hts report doe! not appear to rest. en any. e d, the army has already commenced. .To-morrow we ' Places. f , . debts to t large amount st ill uoliquidated; and' aim!' exPect here Castanos and IVellingfon, from whence ; a ut hentic foundation ; ' b ait the probabilit -nf llam- • is more extraordinary, that Mr, Wittrasi Aiski' .' coat will take his route. The Ad army, Freire and I burgbhaving fallen is so great as to have given cur , Morhio's.horse, &c. are ha motion. rene) , to the rumour. Whenever the French dp : rwas engage d t o res i st t h e dt. payment of certain 1, 4 / 1 10, MAY 16.—The IlvotUiptertere of the 4 th I obt a in possession of that , devoted city, that their ! min ds founded u p on ever y p r i nc iple of h onour an d army were on the 13th removed to Ponferrad la. t re atment of it will be extremely rigor,,as, theril..j us tf c ' e , but which have not yet been discharg e d. some particular circumstances CI vn %u RODRIGO, MAY it—On the 2(1, Gazen's ' ar ri ve d In Am m o, f rom o gee* i t 6 '. is too much reason to tear. The' _;, conduct. of —'—'rheri are likewise 'interest end : connected with this business, which will hereafter IWlrd.,;:tarterS mopp.sod thm. will immediately. pawed to - the ; Saxon!, in uniting herself to the right of the Diem. ' ; fate of NArotton, naturally inspires the most form a meet interesting subject.. -4 .-A- - -" i t: -- • 1 gloomy anticipations, as to the polity likely to be i Mr. WHITBREAD did not omit to take attic' of lE n A aea —ln the leading ankle att Dellnllllllll 7 ewer- pursue d b y o th er Powers. The same incentives by 1 t h e small allowance mode to her Royal•Highneta the ._. .. . - ! • :, of rending, " nn the delioienovrloict foie been 1 1 ly• el of." &e. rc:" 1 , " 4ndither (Melton.' &c. (; 1 14t wei feTr • ' • : 1 ,"__. ..." U. 'ATOfKS Tills DAT AT 4tIV 4Pd:OCA. Dank • fillia•tooti. 11611 c • • 3 ;4.r Celli. 7'ol. !'i4 7 ,Exebetpier Ilill.W. 4 per t enc. bpi 7ii Ohi o so . 55 pr per Corti,. 7401 Ottitriurst lb per Pent. Nittv, t 7 • ('isaisaimi".u. Acct. 5.11 I.4sx. A: W. 14 Tai , Lottery Tickets STATFSMAN. • LONDON' : TilrolT i . MAY • 9lig-48.13. Government received *patches yesterday from the Marquis of Wwwwwrow, which are said to contain no intelligence of importa.nce. A Corunna Mail also arrived last night, bringing Papers to the 23d instant, the principal contents of svhic4 we have given. We have also received additional Papers this morning by the Lisbon int which it will be seen that the operations of the Allied Armies are about to com.. menet, and the first ohject in view, is understood to be that of compelling the enemy to abandon the Douro. _ _ LISBON, MAY 11. • EXTRACT Of AN OFFICIAL DI3EATCIII TROY DIVERSE THE SIADQr'IS OF WELLINGTON TO NIS EXCELLENCY DON 51. EV:URA FORJAZ, DATED HEADQUARTERS, FRENADA, STH or NAY. " Since' I have transmitted your Excellency my - ' :h, of the Vith ultimf I have received .. ~ anterior dispatch, of the 2Sth utt., 10, _ Finland is conferred upon Sweden. TN . CROW YI accounts, which, although they are not official, I i PRINCE has reason to triumph in these treaties—he t elieve them, Informing me that Marshal Suchet, on ; the I Ith of April, attacked the left of the position I la likely to be the only gainer by them. sillier the Allied Anglo-Sicilian Army occupied, un- That great advocate for war, the Times Journal, seems to mistake invective for eloquence, and to der the command of General Elio, and that in the l l hegianing Sachet obtained some advantages in yeela think it attains to the pinnacle of excellence in and Villena, over a division of the Second Army,lcomposition, when it can outstrip, in scurrility, the ' commanded by Brigadier Meyares. It nevertheless Ilanguage of Billingsgate. Yesterday the name of appears that Sir J. Murray united all the corps "n"n= 1 BONAPARTE was set forth to view in its classic co 0, r his command on the evening of the 12th, which i krone, dressed out in every epithet that industry orration was covered by an advanced-guard placed i • could cull from the vocabulary of abuse. Murderer in Bill-, which retired upon the main army; and ! and, rebel, atheist and adulterer, wretch started that General Elio, with the Second Army, covered ! with blacker crimes than language (even the hn • the left of the Allied Anglo-Sicilian Army i n i ts lguage of the Times) can paint. To-day the poor King new positica ; the itpanish divisions of Generals' of SAXONY comes in for his share of this delicate crsti- - Whittitigham and Roche being en the right. I gation. Blind, Mad, insane, are 'the elegant, ion " it. seems General Suehet marched on the 13th elusive, and judicious terms employed by this modest i Journal. But even the Emperor of ACSCRIA—he, towards Ca-trila, attacked the left of the position • who the other day was to assist in subverting the occupied by the Allied Anglo-Sicilian army, and was ! driven • br.ek .4 itli considerable loss ; the enemy in- power of that mousier on whom he has bestowed his cone; retired and accordin to what I learn, daughter—and who is now the father of his daughter's , , g Sir Joie' Murray was still pursuing him on the 16th, ' child—it now begins to be perceived by the Times— milicli, I sti i iin,he, is the reason of my not having that it would not•be surprisinp—not quite amiraele ., if this Emperor should turn out to he as blind, and hitherto received any official information of those I mad, and insane es the poor King of SAXON Y. :. err V 3. • ', .....111.1 10 P• • " The enemy has made no more movements of ! • • . ire poi...ince on tl , is side. On the 271 h ult. he sent ii The Debate last night, on the Civil List Extablislie small detachment towards Toledo ; nevertheless there ment, will be found highly interesting, and enable is no appearance of any movement in that direction." 'the Reader to *ln a pretty correct ppinion bow 1,l _ia -- • • :, . 1 public moneys e d of.,.;ltkeLligen :Organ:. 4c -re l'eTl APaiG U.— we - see ft eenietheret s ent fisfiion — to vOttTikrge sums of money,. %lOC at *in troopsare, already in Filipp;, in consequence of the ' vestigatien s that .. "-e are not surprised at •tire ay; last bloody action. The French lost many men, se- positiot t o 14 s r. WHITBREAD'S motion, for Papal mai Colonels and Adjutants were killed; Maris!" ` r elating to. the Civil List to be referred to "a Cont wounded. mittee of the whole House. - It must, hOwever, . , Captain Duesq is here, wounded and a prisoner. be pleasing to see the names of twenty-nine holiest S.:diet not having been accustomed to be beaten ap- an d independent. Members support the Motion of pears terribly enraged and desperate. All his at. Mr. Witrestatia, who has likewise refused to act nation is directed to collect reinforceroeits that be in the Cantntittest, not wishing to tend his name to may have his revenge. proceedings, which, with the appearance of cendour, • .. .• .. . Purer°, MAY 16.—A1l our emery will be in' are merely &mowed to conceal the truth. and theie- Bragatiza by the 22d ; so wilt three division of by mislead the public. It will be seen by Mr, Will? Brit WI infantry ; Generals Pack's and Bradford's ' aitaau's account,that theaxcess of theCivilUstAistYealr Portuguese brigades of infantry ; and d'Urban's Ea' amoontetto the enormous soul of /08,0001. although tit-- Icier Geq, Graham. the allowance made to the Pntsca Realm was . 'much are said to be assembling In Tamora. twice as much as bad ever been granted to teity for lry are is high condition. glee Sovereign, and no account had been'raitdired of Ron et eo, M tor I.4.—The Pion ,of Ott.' theezpenditure. The Cma'scgt.t.ost of theExenc named, in consecpsenee of which a great Qom said liaise part I..the excess arose from English infantry, cavalry, and artillery, it .the parcheim of . (Kolliire' ' . i yet, It appears, that the Douro by: a megnlncent bridge of boats 1(pthol$1.- had'` been ' previ o usly allowed for ' Torrematicervo ; the object is to attack ouillst, purpose.' .Mr. ' %UMBRAS • 'achierted to i 's left flank, and Oblige him to aboudes 4 speech •Misie by Sr. Anew, • some time ago t• la . ' Douro. the House, ,by e 'which le stet*: tbgt a certain pert arrived yesterday with his division of 5000 of An income allowed to his Royakfilghaeaslseribeen. Sietrade Gate, and has his headquarters ID roads wvite, In 'tansy,. 413144114 h some delta, but , - they Weever been able to obtain any satitbictoir . . , . . • T 1... o—Put hack,, by contrary winds colliers that sailed yesterday, and whole of the, outward-bound. 'a ship Horeilii) for Portsmouth; cutter, for of Flashing. MAY 27.—Sailed his Majesty's for Falmouth ; the Parthian, with _ Downs; and the ilemo, with a Gaerksey. Citeteein, MAY 26.—Arrived hie Majesty', ship Leotifikre, with the Betsey, koherie, of Lly!rpool, frreeirVotit,- booed to Lishoe with gals goods, was capiered by the Pala Jam itmerkwe privateer, 40.theu341-lost. 14 the middle, of the tied, - cinde r Convoy of theialetese sloop 'of war, dOring o rick fog, and. re-Oeptered 13 boors after hrthaLteartithu. The Paul Jones .had•had alto captured the YoungPkarisix, of Jersey, hound to Newfouodlied. The Rao fri gate is ippoluted convoy for eoik. LIST OF MWO* UPON LORD MILTON'S MOTIDIS, TI4T CIVIL orr 11•Tra row= 6 I AIND Wrotailey. H. • lierirson, Geo. Moore. . Nowprt Sir .1. 11. W. Pollimb;. MOM°. ~. ROAN* .0 itrfeilli fr ige =4 . 4 r - Gras Ca: llE4 . a ...- Bennett, • N. Owl • Cousttry 1 . Ailey. air ss. ... which she has been determined, the stime-epße,ctatiqu ' Princess of WALE', the whole of widthdein net ex notwithstanding. The -.liwyd " ' Norte, O. Wei. J. 11a irr . 4. .. of the ultimate triumph of the. French aries t - or the . re m 1710001. a . ear Mimic,. A. ,A. eltsre) L _lnr4.l. • fike the same arti fi ces .of diplornatic intr4sse - selyb hare • Family receive from the' ' nation , upwards o f • I• Haut A MILLION' I Tim Patetessei r withoet Air% st. a -. af , Au.G. mirk. Bit C. . r governed the decision of Saxony; ma'y blespreraliert L _G. .d. N. ... also with other Peners. The influence' of : nekrni)ter 1 establishment, nMate 13,0001. a.year ' s iaebi i v•palia.i.F. iikaig,„,,ii, and the obvious policy of being M endi . kvith the ' the QUEEN 60,0001. lt is impossible theslayal and ' • I * Tlie following was pootativit yesterday at HAT • generous strongest party, render it doubtless. that the step '• •- i! people of this Country can aPproae of so; a ° . 24. a Coff ee - hoist! ' • Tetmw , r ' • K • a division of the immense incomeelloweil toi - i • 41 • taken by Saxony mast operate strongly on , the ; c" ' ' *Mire Pt. 1 , 1 lawitt laht betare my tare Conariatiattwedlit. *aim es support the rank and dignity of the Crown. The ' T bas asa reVe r s li a el p iti rir leo rs ule i • jl itiot " ee t ealdeke tiellitei for tal ltseeeiti bmid(4 ltonat suspended . or vacilating determinations of other i States. Great mystery seems to hang o ver the P 4l - observations made by Sir C. Ilv :tam, respecting 41AILY of 25 1 Jec emit I have it is nagOaad. arks their Lord !icy of the Austrian Cabinet ;it deems fearful of ' the source whence the KING'S Marshal derive 1 g-te .11-lu ' l (21W il . c"n riCiria l ;t r T r a ie . sl committing itself by any precipitate decision, and their income, by asking charity of those who attend 1 " Menu °ldie 5 °7 , k'e."'d Other." will probably do littleolll instraisted by events, it the Levees, excites great surprise, as It appears Mt 1 A letter et the same date disappoints the object of 4ug t y ( same s(etll see where . its pewee Can bh thrown in . most ad- salary is no more than 201. a-year al ho hbe another Petition, or rather Remonstrance, from the vantageously to the interests of the !louse ofAustria. P give. 8001. for their places. Query—Who recelviis " word anklet ' parties,. for the repeal of :he double duty or: It is even said that letters from Paris to the 22d thi s purc h ase mon e y ? . 1 'Power„ the celebtated pugilist, and the best It inst. are in towe l stating, that Austria hid deter- .. I stone fighter of the day, was vanquished by Dnth mined to eupport France, and as a reward for this ' The Allies, it is said, have refuttel to allow The !on We:hie:4:ly :tight, in the 23d year of his age. service was to have restored to her not only 'Trieste Duke of CIIIISERLAND logo to head-quarters. IN* I Ilitad been 12 months in a decline, and as a proof and Fiume, buhtlso her * Venetian territories . It is re - don't want volunteers. A similar order bas be:in ' 011ie manhood, he heat Carter in Nov. last, at . . . • issued respecting the French Princes who have gone c liirienruswolth, when, technically speaking, he was ported that intelligence has berm received byeverii. from this country. - iinif dead, that is, in the secotul stage of a decline. ment, of BERNADOTTE having departed for Stralsund Dispitches were received yesterday by Govern- ;.He had beet Dozheriy, King, and Carter, and some on the 14th. Previous to his departure freinCarlicrons, mutt from- the Marquis of WELLINGTON, brought , coinnioners, nod he hid fair to reach the British he published a farewell Address to,the Swedish Army by Mr. ftoasasoN, the Messenger, but they are as. , championship, but for the illness which led to his derstood to . . li . p! . contain nota.ii of importance. . ' death. in the interior, in which he appears . carefully to ab. A few days since Ministers received dispitchea , ElasAssT TO JAY %N.—The account of the Trawls stain from any declaration of his intention to unite celebrated naturalist, from. the Duke of Bennswicx,_ after. his Serene ,of M . Von Lienseotter, the his forces to those of Russia and. Prussia. He Highness had landed at Heligoland, when he was ou who accompanied the Itussian ' Embassy to Japan, merely states in the most general and equivocal terms, Isis way to Hamburgh. s ! are published this day. We are assured that the fiat be toes to co-oFieTate in the great work of a Wednesday evening Mr. Goy, the Coes MesEen. most strict adherence to truth has been observed in G enera l Peace, for which Sovereigns aid Nations ger , was sent oil fr o m t he F orei g n °dice with dis.: compiling this work ; indeed, this ought to he con. have sighed for so many years. The Cnows PRINCE patches to the head-quarters el the Allied Army, ' sidered as a sacred duty by every traveller who un __ Some new Faiglish Peers, it is said, are to Ase ' dertaket togice the history of his adventures to the also adverts, in the most trtempluirat tuneo to those c r eate d ; among others air. mentioned 1.1014 .WOlT.;l•lsetid. ' Nor has he occasion to hive recourse :o the treaties by which the :Wien of the people of Scan swum, the Earl of nee., and •Mr. Fonazieren, = ..detail , of marvels to render his work interesting : he dioavii is guaranteed, or M other words,iby` which brother - in-law of the WEB of PIDETIANG) - 'by lbw: Pt -daily presented with so many things really r.:- _ _ , - - title -e.kable and hig'ily worthy of attention. flint !es le of Lord 'Wells. • .i Ma, ...Illy s s . The preparations which commenced same time : only care should be to restrain himself, so far in re ago, for sending some .military assistance to the lath% mere facts, that his work may not exceed all North of Germany, are Now in cvnridcrabli far- I reasonable bounds. Thes e Tr avels ma y he considered worthies,. ias the most valuable th at have appeared for a to ::; . • It is now supposed that Lord. DALUOUSIR will, get, while. ~ . the Queen's (the regiment in which his Lordship was .!• Yesterday Huckncll, the late Stock-broker in Lieuteitini4;olonel), instead of the 26 th, as origin- Ryder.street, St. James's, was re-examined, and fill:y 'ally.intentled. General MURRAY will get a regi- '.committed for trial. . moist in consequ'ence of.the death of Gen. CosTes. UNION-HALL.--Juirn Ecans was convicted yes- Marquis WELLEszzir- has had a relapse, and is . terday before Mr. - E V ANCe and Mr. BiaxlL, sepia seriously indisposed. His Lordship was ors %on an inferthation under the hawkers aud Pedlar? 1 the point of going to Brighton for a few days, when Act,, and fined 101. and- cost', for haring ,hawked lie was seized with a rheumatic fever, and is ag ain a b o ut p am p hlets, not having a licence. laid up. _ . . Cunt. Ditorptmo.—Elizabeth Green, the wife of The review of the Life Guards, which was to aplate-worker, residing in Snow's-fields, appeared haye taken place this day on Wimbledon Common, before- Mr. Eraser., and stated, that on the 15th is postponed till Monday, when they will be re- init. two women, decently dressed, entered the pri viewetl a t Wormwood Scrubs. rat e door of her house, which was open for the ac. We are requested to contradict an error wW4II aft- commodation of her lotigers l and proceeded up stairs, peered in our report of Mr. NORTHNORI'II speech, where they left-a child; that she heard them core which teas delivered on Monday, at the Analyser/I'o down stairs, but that supposing them to have been of .1 he Triumph of Weatmitister.—lt stated hi, to. to solaria her lodger% she 'took nonotireof them. SI e have said, that 84 Members o f th e ileum of Cods iteditept the - child 'ever sloes; end on her anplic3- mons divided amongst them no less a sum than tionto the pariah Oflictell 'Me. Wig', they refused to 863,000. of tho public money in Places and Len.. 'atoedliat any, ell she cute and made this statement sinus ; instead of which it should have been 1§3,0001. to the Magistrates. The above , wu confirmed by a Before the Caows l'adtcc left Carlscroua, he had • young man named Welt*, and a woman nam 4 printed on board his ship the following farewel Ad-. Eleanor Byrn: dress to the Swedish Army in the Interior:-- Saturday sennight, a young waman, named Ann Tux PIUNCIE ROYAL, CILYARALIVIDEO. TO NIS SRETHRIN. Vit Barnes, belonging to the parish ftf -Wed', in Sussex, ARIES IN THE INTERIOR. threw kerself into a pit of water., and was drowned. ~ S oco ccipl—The King, in directing me to go and take the .. 22 - y eossmoud of his Army in Porneraula, has charged me to tear- This unfortunate female was only .ears of age, in Sweden two corps of m e ...n a y . sseicieatiy nommen to en- and the cause, of her cottupittiv i the ras_h_Act, was, sure the safety or the frimtiers of the hintdoin, sad to agor r ,„ . hr , tom wet . rT o w yo il u l r be co iposerit'kywarrever. - trtrhenthlr did interest of the country re..' • ;r. nan a young men, who had p ro. quire. uie ihan lit a e l v i commanded b a y o ld ow ar e slin it is to To ti l ie l i luid t merv Essen. o64 .ImiSed ter marriage, but who, on the •Thursday lie theirinuriatimn. and their erperien6e. I i fore she met her unhappy fate, married ern ther we. In seklaratine . from my King, my son. and f rom you r m . , it t stc...-Citroner's inquest, Found &mend. some time, it is ant to distort) the repose of. nations, but to co- I a peace. for which Sete- t It is now the wish of E VERY BODY that the y h:.d operate In the great work of a gener reigns ind Nations have slghed for to many Yews. - bought their Tickets and ISita r es .at B aAsscomis •• soldiers I—A new career of glory, and snorers of prospers. ' Lucky .otfice, Holborn-bars, as ANY stray alight ty,are opening to our costars?. Treaties Knitted epos bound policy, wad which have the tranquillity of the north for their have got a shar e of the lar g est Ca p ital Prize in the t ottery viz. 8,383, emitted to .00,2C0, abject, guarantee the anion of the people of ScoutdinAvla. Let • Prrae u- L - / swoo; oursesvm worthy of the t plendid destiny I milled us, and let not the people who %match out their area talks nett is p o s.- which Wall sold as . abo v e , iu- 11. Shar e s. Notions a, Soldierst—Our ancestors.dislingoithed 'themselves by their Uwe ever ramie to repent their confidence. • . should omit the pre sent opportu n i t y of p urchasirg 'bold dariog;and their steady courage—To us undrawn Tickets and S ha r es of BRANSCobiR, fort he unite ti'fite'‘e war. . labt..day of Dtztwitig, being the 4th of June,_ a s somr. Ake virtues the enthusiasm dmilitary honour, aid Gat Will aro . 10110 SCMY- then get the, numerous Capital Prizes ) Sect oar anon. CIIAILI. E4 J KA N ; I-• •• At Carlscrona, May 8, 1813." ~.. - -stadiawn.. r . DUBLIN, MAY 24.—There was a moat numerous Meeting of the Catholic Board' at Stationers' Ball Board' . 1 `on Sar.• ' - __ amongst " That %. 11404, that ? ointments • a' That conciliate, s, law proceedings eeitse--the snore r C 141 1 .811! People. . A areadfe to a poor ' • Kura - .rope 4a, 'w hick ' math *hi to St. very ' •--.olm.t• CORN-EXCHANGE. 51ss , 28. \Chest is this day short t hoe maples_ Isid l' inferior kinds are Sts. cheaper. -Bum% i" l ' large supply, tutdat a reduction at J . "' Other articles reshalu the saute. 100 134 New dlitto .... .00 1 ". 110 145 Beall/ - • 84 t;• . ' 80 63 Titlg 44. 45 SO rite • .. 4 57 Oat , .. ...,. . . .... 46 6 8$ 95 Tine d i tto ..... On w •90 951 Poland.de. US 106 ' i•'rd ditto "I 46 00 00 I Fine Flour ...•.lCk 5 11 1 06 74 Secant's I PIM MAR KET:—M*Y S. the Oftibl, per ;tune of tilt , . 7,1. ld. I Flemd of Cutde Ohl dm, t 8 / 4 01. I Beast. .............. 104 1 8. 4 . N. ghee!, ..... ......... b. ij N. ti. ntive4 ...... ....... , In. I 9►.. it. Pio ...e. ........ Z I ,S ) , .. S'" . talry, utak 'rho Frei • • Our carob., CtunAu i rations is force of El • pas*itig thf ptacce. at '1 the enemy' the I)nueo ,', . ruin, at Si . . . . . . • - . -- •-• ' '-'' ..'. -. .. ..... vision atiolsO• co • co. inforrintlen On AU heed * end the CIIANCILLOIL ef 1 ' NAVAL • aorsi. : .s.• a l rea d y bets* ;..move the, 4cisokusa ; tras,nttx dhpesed te give them any. friii to furlditto the p at iot i iie l i ts, w h o , hi s s iti*t ei the toasters and co It h nvil knOr4Abbt 'eo,eqpi. a ! year wane apart ' 'DLit, Mai; 27. 'remain with the e .. ..sai c ied hi l:l t hlajesty'l i se h v a ela sju i s is t n a g r i r is iv h ed its, ' ifiu: lavestiptildilolft•firiber.applicatiorchaNi4 : - ‘ --z,,..,-,•r - . ; I .. ant . delo PlOallveld: in the year . 0104, 'fora 00(4, etol,dion , , •.. ' „,- ', : 6610601 i a ' film for years;to enable bis Royer k i r 4 0 000.0 publigrmittti it liigitnrs takflisdherge some debts of: ifb_ b Poftrsmouvn -1 hinent. it was, Ship North Sitt; ! • " .. . i. ,fc Mit stportv of various 1 howeser L impos sible f or M r. syskrra!tait!,44)lol 4 -a coinioy for the 1) &MR 'aay very strict I, Kay informligtaro - ai i -ifii oiediftgellioisteff or the' convoy, for Goent It w, igtmerally re- Crown. utooti,thie imPtirtani 'object, and, indeed, 11'7 PL141011:411, MA' Irg a into the hhi fallen - ..; tia Liedtke, with tie "'" 4 "' fait firoisreo+if,- hem - , turday last, when the following Resolutions, . a r ionoir of Wiloo# , on enday, bet infe r ! get others, were entered Into:— c . - ;kit arc in L ?Ist to this hoar there woo onmotion ealettainet hi. die Is. toes. p* quarter. I. that intended. or eoa bejeterpieltir. to eipinto the molt (,English) .. • • eats of the 'Body on the olio Eatoatipar MO; bide ( Foreign) .... 'hat In order to ;trove ;at,* Vire _____, ..__III - lan k ittte, with *Ma the C•1lda: 1 1 1.5• 1 1 1 . dent' *W Moil Donald _ _ britahleth gam -the entire ems abh bele( ibneyta by she %1 6 . 9 .,_.., • • lUe People.' ' . . • •Pens . • dreadful accident itoppinsta j_estiy logliks Iftle r s ) poOr fellow in the ensplorof Mr. Allibilills • ••• ••••• `1 Wharf; 'Min loilairigi yogiam;llo 4its Lave waY+ • with I'M,. Wein .1 . itpideAdek; • Unfit VI TO eink is fell °whim, brisk* a Bali on sillirlissd 0'417 nig .., .11s. Si. to h 'bruised his heath he Witifostlytkillsirsteurreyed vlittetti ..7s. OA. to i t. Martheicimoves i i .i lt 4 ..-1660.1. lies 1 ... a Vett% ....7a. . thi• to -- r - ! -• . ' PIO,— At. • Ct. to dialietililliee - • - - . A iy, L .~