The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-15 00:00:00

y t ~~ w li ~~ t; •tv4 **ACK OF STOCKS THIS • ' Bank 3 per Cent. Red. in 9 per Cent. Cor4. 4 per Cents. /34 . 3 per Cent. Navy SPel , 1I:n.163101. 1 ~~ +'. j ? '". , ' i ~, . ' RED fi.r the Doke of Y 0 I tli si A di. I)iltr .r (' 4, ilt Ell C r., -- •• • . - T• r Itt)V I) ,i.ll • i Mil; 1.1111.N1T tar NM LOAN Weft prti pared by 31r. C.IIABLNS lIICICXELL Maack or la lowly( R..)41 iiik .... -...e- ; urns ,hi. ver#l2.llll.:RA 11014 Sf $11.1.0 0 lb or ,ledged to .ove been paid 10 .1h! liggngs. $ I. ll '' t Gentleman. . . a. , 1.. r r.ss titulars, apply tQ Mom Ille # lmas aid CACI pa, 47, . Lud.o:. -4 IL . . 4rj: . .t.- • Maib. ' Dim .. -: c• •• . 4. i • Dithiin • • . rAterr!)rj,,,,,,,,...8. 4 "..p.m.....? ,51 , .. . - `'. —"*"" *? •* • Linton . 4 . C I . • • Miro •7• I . 1.'•• •r• . •••4••• • Got eobarri4 •••••'• olr.ite• •t r• • 1 ' .15' . • 0 • •• • • ,••••1•,•• •;, Jenny •,,• 1 , 0 •.••0 LIAX 'AT lilt IitCLOOK. Ina' Bid 7 $ .• Escilerttier slllshd. Ihifo 3}d. , 4 6 p Osinititti Coteols for Acct. i6H : • Lutsery Tickets THE STATESMAN. L0N40.142 • 111111.0.1 T, Mitt/ART 15, 1813. . • By a stiss.?twkiali arrived from the coast of Frarkce en Satarday, we are informed that the people of Paris are entertained in a manner they like, and in ir - wey we With they could be always employed, VIZ: in pomp'ant parade. The ceremonial of the Coro. rations about to take piaci, makes mare noise through every commune of the country than did the Royel Tournaments of old r It is giren.nqt by the . ' above conveyance, that the Russians hare crossed the Vistula and blockaded Da:stale and Thorn. During i 211 this, however, the Royal Family of Prussia has I retired to Breslaw, to be oat of the way of the ins.. clans, should they direct thefr march to the capital. After the Coronation hat taken place, it is more than probable that Bollssstrrs will hasten hi; de-1 parture to the army. He feels himself so confident of tranquillity prevailing at home, in con4equence • of the Ave ceremony, that he tne:rec to leave " • one veteran battalion behind him. agents in Holland have been wondetfulty successful in 1 inducing the phlegmatic dutch, who, so latelyd were thought refractory to second this his new grind de,:gn. Several of the first and richest fami. • lies in those now impoverished provinces solicit to b? allowed to accompany their beloved EMPEROR in his next campaign. Arcoor Miniiters appii ed of all this ? What say Lords CATIICART and IS ALroce on the affairs of the North ? There can he but little eoubt That what wag so lately thought morally and physically about to take 7,;!lee. Scarcely a little month has passed since it seas Said by our Ministerial oracles, that this man and hi' army Here gene, ninolutely annihilated. Is ft a dream then I'—And do ve wake only to feel new alarms, where all was .exultation I !—Our • um; *PI do every thing which can be done by the ntrotbe a who carry them. But we want. an infic. • Cecile' the Cabinet more than courage in the held. , Are our Miniiters possesied of those towering in. .4441ee1a which are absolutely necessary to save tas filbel the last dowair. Oh, Heavens! how-crii they rmployed at this critical momeut? We should be *shamed to tell. the List of the Minn' it; en the Vice-Chancel loes Pill, which is published in this day's Slgtesm►atn, we are glad to pe so many respec►able names ar rayed therein, not merely respectable, as Contain, ing the chief branches of many of the first families of didinetioll In the kingdom,. with regard to wealth and titles, but _as incltidbog Went and judgment; and sh«viall the names of many of those to whom oatif9t looks up as to men so independent in mind and fortune, as not to be warped by any of thoil Ithres which • our well-practised Ministers have so stweeksfutly payed off of late years, in ottler.to 001011 . 11 e thetrselves iti place, and that system in remit:v.,: which will be a only found to have )rought of to the brink of 'ruin. The 'Won on the oocaSion' of the: proposed Bill it.. Stlitsenie upon it. Lord CfAtrsanzaant, tails of the becoodqg tt LP fidour neee,*ty Zeiletteo• calleragaita if-ite plot es, cod again throw the HMO' raffle roar of laughter; but if the fees on hank etr.tries were diminished one-half, it would 'be a wise iteaeore, and becomitu; in a ferlhr begislature t•iwartis a suffering people. Splendour from the menu- taken out of the peckers of poor suitors ) is only to be coeliAted to the dazzling light obtained (rem corrupt substances in the dark. Sir &sawn 11.oxitzves remark, that Lord IJAIIDWKKE ant in Vourt to hear causes in evenings even till midnight; froclucecl a sensihie effect on the House. The fa, tourers of the gill said nothing twit, nor could they, inter' they chose to obserreeshat we experience with icetiori itt'th,se days bad less'to lice was chiefly their Pursuit. [As's letter still occupies, and ,py, the public attention, till is come to opon its reasonable Ilona aro wrong, and shafts, suppose that, if such Fetter ccr'ain discussions, nola inas. ,ould !serer base taken place. enemies!, muo be4nhausted ,kiliiilly pinceil conductor, in, .red luirrwless. It will be seen philosophers, in thin inelence, of its irk o+kt*. itr? Ole tP Isiah t 4, • li r n• • *wig. , d o 40 r• unless they chose to ohs . pain s viz. That Chancel' , .tio it ith politics. Justic , I Tl,e Princess of WAI Rill emstilitle (9 nerul sos,o , final resolution is cop•ot,ts. Those porso 1 in :intLrstnticling, nho 'col not been written, i it v;illtly en:ni.,g oil, nc r,'.. , •tiic mattni, onceg iii i ,osaPwlseri,.' Uy ask tler , ', it may he rencl. , r, wt... flier e .r moral phi' the natural . philosopheq - - . , ... I DISPOSED or, .TEN DitnENTUR.Ki of ()NM IfUNDR, p(wonni EA , il. Arise SII Ki LO A N OXF titiaam) ToOusAND Pouvns sTkft.t.l pegoct. ie4l Odor l t 'or /16 ttioval iip.ce 111 L Es, . their R 4 A 1 _llighnrrNi the Uui falenry experienced puWicarer not mere e as 4rteyha men, of •parsons other portions their mor a sanction and let people,' Bering a The vices to a Repo, in the character assimilates' yet we; members exhibite4 quence, t structien, body. In, land, and Vatted Xii wholesome manner, was summoi the whole Scotland, thing is done his charge. of immuca' It might . Stutdarot, II e (secenti or fence,)inh but the Circumst a Mantigel a Lndy; t! Such-a-one, would re -al constarst- 7 - tent. But to l and so such profa which says, nest acting than perm be riteix..r' wrong in lir. ft is the people his no elm allowed good of ti as it will r pothetical cEss live se, forefitidt 46 (ficy ti e blpsh if it Sovereign: the pride blame there personages •who are h&c mestic distress. 'recur to IV eyes of the plaistered consultant.' Lord Fift hs., it seems, case shere figure, could tentlemau elf YO,ltit's allow,Ml to iitirtited Caul however, house in W past ten o' one-.- - They o'clock, hours: The made to the Mrs. List.; London, it try, to. req met again* turday, ai past one; a considerable The LORD :seqt, coml. time to time., ay.all this ' this advisers early amiable into. WI it by'prfsent ' kind must ing,•confllrtil We think 0 0 14 11 . 11 , Cllniok to I sea gi •• • . „‘ . , • . • ' V .)t • • , ' •• . ..' ' t , ' (' ' ' t . , '''' '. 7 4:, . .I ' ;4 '7 ~ • , . ,• ' . . A ...- . . kjat 4'.. 2 •' - • . I . :, % ' *it .• ..... ' - sti„,yoste: ; 7Sfig , s,--eet. ~• .'• - , * . . 1 ' ', , . . .. , • i 4 ..... • . . I • . - . . • . 4 .: • 1110 1i ter i M01 • 1 04* * 6 ' "1"41 : : 4 '" ": - ."."'", 14 : - •..- .. • ......5...r..!..... ....4....11.te.-.......- - -•-.,...1.,.. ~. • / • , .. ----- e' --- , Ai .. passage fbr the 1 ! resistible itatthoVititielt . • • re - se fetetnd audition -must ---, IRE fat iD. • , . . wed and thoughtless hande'bfigaggiudeill,* .hiPlat all Hilt#110p1„ 'et the Realm ; while, . therefere t ' ... 1 • P- 4 111 1 m;-(= • e - .:• re abouttoseewhether ourCebbiet Miniiitie stitch Oate fPolatiakeillemi Spelbeirhoeoue l •de lief OW - 11.1•1 641141 i. 14-0(404 aCIONINI:Ihnolo t D. _ .:.r.FaastaLtsramongthem or witetilte‘ rthereen Copt ileigro•,.,- .' • . I e „ l i c k s to t l eilt 40- , hdyett c iii lit o c ztil l '.. • .. '" .' ' • ''''w - A 1 .„.. ,:_ ' •.. :5 . ' -.:::::?: 7 . * . :' " 111 .hk ..._a tillteeh e. t (t ill:41141f ijet . ti " : "lt itli ned tl . o t::: ' flo kli s li G i b.eiraill w_ i. A i . r ie g e :::t 4l l :: f n a o l t i ara pec lil t bei t he d : 'lll2rd at i hn l is l / 4 .. . • hai4 nt*oed TheMseli4s ili'lltiA of • l4 i '''' --' 14 " 1 " PHRA '"'"?"' -•' 1 . ceisfonadi atilt • , • , ... It 'llk leallhaoltiato . to . - ittlinaTY . bite • a l . In g e ' . . A. lessoit . is alsodi to' breihibited•tO gaglitli.l. ‘‘" - Lo- •- • ' " • all .. • s * * l. ' • .' • 1111601144 11 2, 7ra1i Yl4 deitiO di iiiistrafilberfy Arid '' iehat 1.- 1 .••-t consequence itiii, cleat ,tide WA - .. .-.•.: • .. . . . . - . ' • "Pt V" Sidge""g .itr the Pagel Less), elab orate ins State, whoreght to boeinarpfee for e S P.1 111 :.. 18/4 " 1 .. i lf li f"fr . i i-1-44.411914 " /14 ._ ... . 19' "11 , _..i m* . 444 s it" s il l had. been re P °rt °d t° be Ms , SDI aUtilDloo - 0t itnitoifir liMillogo OS unmet soca& mamma o f • a 'Aimee venue's:Lf h a . ow n cruces: of society, should be rizidly•carefutin . a .. . . - peofesslost-ecertainly • it bore evident marks of orals, add in their conduct; so tee not togive.; Even ..______ ___ • ~.o momieo u sp o ossoW i kop e ita, .1101Milid,..bilt.be„,W11$311 a loss trimagine that ecl a t ea ., inPlee of th e,. itoss of : the itatembilt;trud Me teeth if its assertion;',. ...•• ion toe biogenesis in behaviour and hehttlli I of r 4 t.tidc ---;7 11-4"." --.."." was theauther; .Hilliett strongly d enied t he i t - I to ,retinae and Irettliliffl i Saudi , e c ,s ees c •a tisris . • , . in, those private vicei and wrongs among the i lati l a r i t Pre -e; m e e lle r, g"resdele / fall into the eel* Coln of and Came to a .asarkma 40 ev •ho eni ld the ou fi t rin pro a per . rhieh Of themselves are capable of eadmisl i Z Pariel - • - • • , turd ohms* Berm/Mend distinctly 1 t State, and inducing a new order-ofthinpee- Mr. Sousa.; ow thestatt wf the T osity i teocetuino Oh edifier. -4 t. prim see reverter, offered "il ly eacept in h ile ll ;:bl t a e " .4._ 4a in coi th 9s h tf :res ft e. _ done upon fai: es Of the Rom attention).••••••" I can name and produce the iDed" . • .an Emperors forced the people is- 1 publican form of Goverdment ; and attlunigh, 3l C • iptd, Spvaki • in his firit French Revolution, theraddnat aPpear any • • hurt :tilfhis ,ititii, () o f ra E s n e g h lir e i Speaking, irg e _ ''''' "*"."..... . I ett him " said Mr: Stlully--A'Bitt••Mr.Se • author 1 of the Interesting subject of the Princelier WAZtes s urist's can erg. which could positively • he,sthroughoU4 • - doer...wilt admit ', that this simuld•be 'i l Lettar Iseserai ' I stew the matter with thee at ....1 :hl :lei to a TAD,QuiD, or a lieLioossaLus; ! 9 , . , , Yas - ...... egu.taw.e tenet, and these alone. He pretends a spectator, "coacersittel merely is one of the ksjirota. 'and states 'with us much peevishnestirts ',positiveness' 're Immoratity and licentiougnesi• in the i lsjeels " &e... . 01Ie'tif the subjects the Realm , e that this stetemeut of the Pe aLL - • i aof the Royal Family so practised ,and openly ! SU ,_,, . . -.I -7 r , ,Ita9 ' • P lint 4dopted and . 'of the United Kine Ame , k _ ~...„.,,,:, b et skin th e sanctioned as skims now been by 'Maims' ler e •y. g bodsrs -. 4 to the public .eye, that, - . .,fii their coast.: . a---s-s h " V P ITWI FI . . I. of Itiah Cathoilae is • doctrine of the Wales 'Atof ID ha, been dig- , ail untruth end .ushrepresenta they brought the 'head of it.in absatte 'dee i •i . , rig • • - 11 . - ' , than. Now, I freeform, 'that •if h - . - • •.- -, t elaimed • the•abovee - cessio n cannot hd allowed as e -will• consent st, although the ,best portlin -of the irks& * ___, xi - I t o hat . the teeth Of this 4 ataleteeett.i tied b .....• ,isntateictiy pro r. . Tbe est del I . s . i . ~., . , r y any In. termer limes*, it was a practice in • r;nr.. pe i p bins pverogativea, at fatitsoole a „ lisvestsgatfon where thelifuth can le. Ilmwevisafa Kin eMI tie tatticilly ad is rain in one considerable, portion " of Ihe i - .. t , aim , SI- .. P ftierteited° 4llo I dol i r,be I ' 4 ' o4 ll l oh oridestao4ltot akhore, Ina era. Kingdom (not the leistmorall), to eisiiiise a i a" . timN t• . . • k.aie ' wt.!!! prwecuttop), I 11 inetand - 1, while.the . sagli s gepqH, . site y name the DIU ,40 'Sir . Akita Alic/oNtil:o • tir' , 4iantam Gt.. I ther••S-1 etslerhnly dare Wit' iisi thLa hails teal Gnu let Mme church discipline' in so rigid and exact al, •:- . ; . • • ~, * .. „. "••••• i'it'he•fitiiatid•iniptrttlitr, 'WM% Mt - atillitiveti ' . an al S ir WILLIAM UAitow* toe tut ennes' . and Fialia-f • Gaud ... that a person' gaTitr . if Bebe - itching a letnalej •-• . ~,, .: .. •- - •,, . -01 •. A— '--, . , "maw . anpaeked Jftry;* - . .....: - -.....• .ei ;mooed, and obliged ta * dal pt'istance, before ; ators-seenerai. -..lint why practice or countenancea.ta,.Mr•tisatattr •appeared - atartledeenil-embarrassed. , slavish and servile pooseidogy, at any.titae, whicielets He d oubted whether this - proposition could he ac. 10 coegregation, on' what ler..believe IS;• in I down the importante Of the * hole enmmutiity ? It can- 7 i.iiite.d food **Feet) :lila, hi - the. present case, the IsStill denominated the catty stool. The $llllB veys an idea whi c h; n o o th erw i se exaltsthe Chief hie.: • 11 1 t as not chiefly Ote matter . In (plat ten. ••• done to him rhoihas a bisterd child laid to ' r,ScueLT-...' - Then you evade the offer, and • I r. Why is net this correctoratud preventer e ,__ • - • y •• • g - - r •-- • decline this . pubtiochailengesin open Cotirt?" - cality still adapied'Ay npi.churth martinels?'; ' peop letn° to elOetite his high !O Meekthee.t.tnt 4 •'' . Mr: stavain thenpissed to the general mischiefs do cod.` And lin'irintienn ' mit that, en-, trould,represent the peopli as big property, assdeiehf of the French ,Revolutitaa, Oa "netted, of Govern. ~.e. • , : matted or subjected to hii ion' Roit - / Deft, 11 Rigiti . Honootable'lcoruicalor, or an. -. . , .^ ••• tr rr.... PIOSSIS t 4 . hr 4 / 1 / 61 4 . 11 " 11 "ker 1411 of slierehY• '' • itustialach hinging* weight wooed with the Warm Y During Mr..BUttOPraptestit, Mr. Scully embracesl ai'Ailuiterer, .would•ap. r , for the • f ii ',,,. •„•s'ari,,,• a nge r oppottitiikk Of ;bilging . this formidable etal •.- , .' Vie mottle • " for 'th ey art th e ' ... sells o sr third'i race "diet repetition of hit ofii , .! ••• - • ' • - r • I P -et "' '''" " 1 " .. . hut lar . -4inghe *air eel ' moil, . • - King end even of the Larch .4fethte-siitt . • lb' En r • - • • • m let the -lame u humble penance beforelds ueighboors and pa-. 1 . '... , ~ 1 • . • -', • e. • •.4'• '• I' '''. I,lngeM to ebeyfts'Sntnmenal• • t: •S•in the above charaeter, there is no debbt 1 Itt!itl . theralk .110..eviiitlilliaa, se:quibbled with the ,',., , ~ , , „... T •: ~. . /JI . Constitution and • I4stas If 10 1 , COntqry,.nhe4lll re dePlitlations•ore now made for licence , tram the ircumeance. Witold "draw as full a church u• t agree with•-easin the •etvitihsess- of •'our Objetr.• '?hits' Company, to enable individual*, in certain ei- Of a Theatre Oil* Wt. that en,blessday, lion. To achttOwledge,,o.urstkiat 0 f. , a . cases, to trade , meet with . the East indiee; and the cast o ff mistress or ids Ravel - Ilighneis . . la P ds .4 '' from the maintop Ai.' which they have been redeited, Kura rather than of the Reda' "tc=ratiser el' fl . e, the mother of-lout of his children, , „„ • ... . ..s : 0 . it is expected that' a mote •liberil . aylltedt Will be ~.. appear on the stage in the plly qf The In- the Country OTer Which the • Kinematic's', would ivn- iaopte 4 liy that•body. .••:.,• . ..; ~ . -.47741 . t ( 414' 77 -ar T . tale Pea. ply, that ke see ezercisee right (seer .ps which he •.It is understerd,- that thaLoan will lie Postponed ksoU;/he itooot do. H. as do nothing with 'tic bet. whit 'teas late- aaime es passible this Teeev Avid that•the . ..f the Minister-will, tta in the.meati whl the law allows him, . No king was ewer first eriaied " . 4e"o -1 " , • 46 lied. by a, large issue 'ist .Eeoliequer Rills A • the Letter, which has prodeCed So drafty on earth, , and peOple afterwards sent:re he his tabs ' 1 ", . ~, --. nonce from :tor ssoyernment the funding of those frequent meetings among Ministers, and i jectsl We cannot be . ton correct in these partieniers iis iiagi , .. c i r a l i c tl 4. ,,,,, . , ;* ed -at the Stock Ea, ?found reasoning in, the logical . Courier, and definitions . lirs:achtetplex macliingly weir part Re OJI • Sat urtisy stalt...- --' - ‘ • • Ys, " We would rather see his Royal High.i of its composition should be pron . ely aeitletette- - - - Vetter Crum St. Andrew's, Nevrarenswick,date4 ig wrong, under an opinion of being right, : Kings hare their. ,Attorney-Gesiessio,:: - . else wav e r ..tan.tlft3:-." General Csatit; who commands severing in misconduct avowedly and del..' hart . net. The former . hire shed;' Pends too, do 11*-A ', - .w . "-",- - t : ' , *);‘., ll .it'. l7 l 7 PcTit, e. shlrof the river, • - • Alta the day . Milt, .11 forret! Intimation to, Nla;oe f,.. Hie {loyal Alihaista mit:tlict - peoPle have no. other than their ,beir patriots Mid nes o L -.L.02..,111. , ought, • i • n. any case, • la whet concerns the pu b . public writers,.-for their safeenarde.: .-.• . • ~ - segitreett . now ~beces.-pretingll l l4letertourse, end: is on 'that gentled that " be it clothed by ' •. ' , ..t . :- - ~ ' . ... Wring-notice that if any . lien subject .should cross to with a mantle of inviolability !1,-.11. The trial of the .Ptopr;etor of the fedependoef tOthett line (unless . . intiera flag of truce) he would (cum. for doing public wrong, because he is Whig, for an alleeeel Libel npan,tEe Duke of Ceps i s isestliceii upag a• Spy, end detained: ./t is unfor. to choose Counsellors ftotn the sage and iBERIALID'i h ave, C te; coni h f °V....,A r i llek ' ' ... h T . el.titlate•tisere: i. 100t4 ;11l DC • our titationeci bete; i law-wneees it seems, b een ur n in this ins these Arils ) it..wolliti ,te,%hir sit. petfeetly secere, at the nation. The Courier, that'delusive, and, • stance with more than , usual • Ter . h - eh ismi t,f the 't .' t: - • an, sapidity: • ape' e e or presoak, -5 ..; . ~. one day be proved, that fatal oracle, say s , !moment may, its the'opinion of 'the Crown proseen. • . ,Aono!!g the eurekgceietty; In all. tows setae, illy, "unfortunately the Paescs and Pats- 1 tors, be thought pacticularly auspicious to the i r/ells . ,fliteiri: s asa' 4 rti1410,041., yoar.by Parliasneet, is et I separately."-Every body knew that be- ' disciplining the Pre,p into that setter order which t itres of 1t4104..ter , the: puar of St.. Mertites.:in-the.. tads, horever, what all-did not know, that ! will allow the great to do as they.please, whether in Fieldsl- 7 11(henee r happenCit;,,that these:poor are to ... ,e on the worst terms." We are sorry, we i I a CoUtt or e Boroufr h. estereabli- thus Upon all .oiker. FOG?, .144 to be fed in • g l / 4 _ Mail arr i v ed •ved on • . , 4„LorennaSaturday, bringing t - Wfrzyltlyldt - tilltiVFlrtOeir..epp ? ~.. r - it be so, because the good character of the i i intelligence to the &lain:at.' Solite, according to the 1-.• . .`rhOrt•••ivii a roar bflatietter the other evening in s; and of those high in authority, constitutes , mast recent advices,_ was in Toledo isitle fwo . dlvi- i th'irstes4:,' Oen Joni tioitiltllTACl: .t al ked of the of the country over which they role;--end 1 siona of infantry end one of cavalry. • His principal 1 ii beconsts,g spleadonc," . -esessestery to the office off le must be on one' or o:her of the above . business there seemed to be to levy - pittributions, 1- Cliebtellor £ , .7,.. :, , i .. El ; which is a e riesoos reflection i r , a people I, and the. Municipality of the City was contigssed to The following was posted at 'Lloyd's on Saturday; prison. until his . hisses were repaiied,' w hich he -" Stallita LEON; flif.'.l4, tStf..-I'he doselio harassed to death with foreign ' war and do. stated as high as 4;1100,000 ries. The Electors !,fryeste r ,Comenelere,khelf.,geff to Cape Coast Castle istress. But we shall have occasion to !of the Deputies to.the Ceries residing in the coud- .fer geld, add thence •is •to-call at..it. Thomas's, to this delicate subject. It is a sore in the ; try occupied by. thin Marshal, were in con. 'eller "convoy to mu.' nterchttnt vessels bound north- le nation, and must be healed, not merely ! finement, as well .as: those personi who- had tram' " : she with sail about the end of this mouth." . over The State Surgeons have had a :lately sworn fealty..to. Fteeireaere. A part of li The .Jceptrc, . 74 , . Capt. Hosxemas, with the ion / guard hatiltrithdrawn to Amgen, bilthetWest •India convey, legit. et Pertserneth for • a fair ' riot In Liacolti's-Inn-fields,.. but at J °Bll "' N . rest of his troops remained in the neighbourhood of i'oriatl. • About . 150. Marines :and O ffi cers heti ma- res; and tiklit first 6 ., men, 'Ur. .A 017 4) ' Madrid. In consequence of the new erraegements 1 , barked oil board her for Reminds. • • •• • - • ! • teems been called in It as if it were a", between the Marquis of iyeta.mcro,t-and` the Spa- I' 'll4 Beetiois French schooner privateer; or .14 re i calculating lawyer, by adding one! Wish - . Government, considerable activity eves mania '"girtialinst 41.4 Men. was tokon.ou the 6th inst. by his ,utel conclude a favourable ikccfutit.. This ;.felted throughout Gallic's, in organizing for the pub- Majesty's ship Sybil.e. .. . . • . lie service the hardy natives of that 'populous pro,. . . The fctfaitaq, French privateer, pierced f0r..16 n however, made so little ••1' the - Duke ' . , ,- .., i niece. - . gnus, with • J 9 men on board, was taken effthe Lizard s s case, that we aro surprised:he shottld be 1..: A Melia * and Gibraltar Mail a red ' ril on Coordat, on. ttrii.7rh inst hy his Majesty'a ski p Dtriaenl. fil .i ': -. 4; 1 ' a throw one single • ingredient. Into 4 1 ii. • 1 4 f ir, otters. by which afford pleasing ' views of inter,l it ltte liftrigt*Sg a ' 7 . 1, c . .. . ~‘, Mitt.litc, has, sent eauldron. s A meting of Mitilifirt, ilit.:• - eoiirst• with eie OttilAWlttAithottiehOk 10erepatt , • ''' - . ONO/mind lb* 'Pi -1 - n. i'Fiffe-riniten with , ~ . . ~..... .._ .• . . it 'seetria; took plece . et Loret;,lat reeob Lis your the expectation "of 'in iltterirPtr.tradelis:' 2 • ~ at ie4hren4,.4ioin,;.. ie, sniii. ; to be bound atabletle• United tancled.•=-She'rell L ip with her at the beck of the , Whitehall on Thessday eight last,• at half - GuiP h ' of Venice : Laid W--- t, .. 4 ° ll • ''' p.,' .7:7 - . • • • .. ) • • •Vienna. . •• , ••• - • :•-•••• • "•'.- • ' 41 :"" •.s e o f • Wignt. • . . • 'clock, and continued in deliberation till • Lids m- • ••13.-- ••• - - --- The Paint ' Rsoattr, the - ' tl • 11, Str TnonAsTenwsetnas t son of the late gallant ry met again pe Fridit . if:gift:OW - at eleven and the Earl •of LterreirooL, dined en Staiirdei • 1 . - A4m tm i, its appointed captainuf ibetsgienidefrigste, and .continued togethee..iiii".*bout silo Sir W24.:Scove, it his - house li Grafitti-sheet. "'' 1 . 0 Rtymouth • • ' , • .., , 'he result was, that 'a carhat iniication was Yesterdayeasbrning there was ameetinifef the Cam • ' , :tatried Motesweivits . lota . olio :ilea, was the son he Earl of s CHOLMCINONLEY,,to know Where bine' Ministers, at the Earl of Liu-arise'''. house la l if the Body MOLssettiarst, who, with hie • ditties- s to *at to found . She not being in Whitehall. _,... ' - . - - *leers andnisse or len- other persons, perished, When lis' . The Princess .Cismitorrx of. WALIS, -ere lamept Their bottle-was buret •in Orossennr-street. an express wa s sent to her id. the calm..., to learn, has been in d isposed dur i ng t h e last wee k . , °neat the pawder:mills en IlQatott. Moor blew 1 equeit her attendance in London. They . Her Reyal.llighiless left Windsor not quite recovered 'ap on ggoaday, Rod* man and a -boy -were killed. at the Earl uf., LivakeeoL's house on Sa- of a cold. She amen :'a fresh • cold at the hall at The shliek'was feat steferal miles: ' '.,. '. at eleven 'o'clock, and separated at 'half Carlton House, and •in consequence has net left.. Wart 'I- - Satnniay General i;eneasse aitlied .at the Ifeee• e • seral, however, ' remained there for • . , ' wick House since Saturday . se•iinight. Her ROM Sint Hcilel,:Covent-s,nerdisti, from •Harivich. • Father, the Palace Realist ; has visited her daily,' . PILLOse.--Titi's rtiortsing /Thiry:Oar:kr , par- gable time afterward in consultatioe c - . . as has oleo Lady D - ' 'll red: before the ' Asimi- • it CLirromu. Sir IN 7 i t .!..4 ,s,!an . t . to, . . neaps . 9 . are, D CDANCELLOII and the Earl of LIVER-. roan attended her •Rdyal Highness twice a day till rettt l lrt prosen.ca .of stresal, hundreds of spectator , / imunicated to the PRINCE rtreXWT, from • Wednetiday, when l 'leis : ire happy to. state,_. she was 114ivrakStiolg 61 f - rma Nowtitte. in ; 1 ' lnk . n e Y coe4h, , time, the result of their deliberations , - ' considered . so .intschirlsetter as to ilisiontinde, his vi- and at half . asst twelve is'elee4 mounte d the tempo. Is it seals seen what a en e ma t a th e Mini. ' tes9 ; • aosl on ThorsderSir•Dentiv 'eft fonitlort for, iiiy . piaci. of pireiiisigene s vete/ply, clawed, when erg 'et 4 Great rersgnase, en d rte d .4tfth , Windsor,* to take' his editing on thaKisig„ . , after eernisintrei thCipeii si t, 'piped , hint, he •no The Nimes ,Rseesoly kts mid, prqpnocate bestow - sel;en..riormtnd i ro!katiktltykok to .Nri f eate,.to no, able dispositions,' hantbsantiot their Peitei* ' , ~• the Tellershlp of tbrinehoeutpr, vote nt• py the.dietth dergo tjtejeroShnler4l.,kfttashtetta- •. : • • _:, te sincerely hope . he art ha intrigued' frota.;% . b e im • • 1.. -. • sai.-..- .t. • * ' • eldest ' ' A af . . ' taste Contractor . happened -, 1 e s/Argues !R . so mw% INQUAIL or the son . „poen tketeerinneen . Ay , • ate wi s er Counsellors."' A judgment of some' . fleabite Mr, , Par dot °silk resigning the pens to roll. his et at,titiVitt .rearthiiii one T w _1 4 4 11 7 , • err it be prononticed, to allay the ;natty natio.' siOn - of 14)00i 4 reftirthnted ' 11 4 4 14g liViticffil'. end . cikkeN . _Amu tirqtfx• Th°,' l l•l att O d ; • 1) " 0114 ''' c- ietltig, and opprobrtius Gloria golita ehmi t al e . gni reiparsinn of iimititUeloool. a yrr erstlea , no Ms eltagrihed id more ,thesAik.toholeing three sta. the 10 00 1 . we see the notion personifsed,antiin en erect Itt. the death 4 l'll.9llo,eri , The fOlf 1 "44! hv tiPot • (tits * b! Mir !91 00 tilt . . '. • *, redice4 to 40001. eye*. "' • •-., - A. ?;. ".t1g1. 3 RlitlikliCgdAii •t l . • : . • • taan hi Ai the sentence is about to *-Itenneeneed,•: • T he c • - o t ai s , '• • • outito.o. in i nee reel another elegant , fa ste ak 410** .._ . _,,..0f ' 1114 44,,..z...„ ; _anit n'Y I the ;Ages in Elie fnilairing words c....-IrVe • diefer 'to the Prineeik et'Westes, onl'hutlirity nett )1 1MA. 10 11410. "l i t figlc l '."*Wri"" 4l !" s7. "`" / Olaf te tiecide upoo Oa* conduit of Alto . 41ittfusacts Huhu etiii ti be anniftilitiintaber, "'eta ?" • . •• • e . . • • , .. • •-•-• . , . . ,- - . .. --....: ..., ..;K 1. .. - _ __,_ • _____ ,;.:irs...