The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

JerIOWSP dir -r v PiNs l VEßti r 45D JOIN • ' GALE JUltegk.' o ritT OE I.ING'S BENCH, Nteittiv, Nov. 14 . i rouNEv-GENEIRAL rose to 'move fur the. ; :,,,:vrot of the Court againit P. FINMITTi for 4 rtfieLtiog on the character , of LordCASTLf..{ 0 %. it. • tl'ai.-1 1:r. CI'ItWOOD, interrupting him, ree igt od z it e _..4 . t.tan d over, as t h e Defendant(rhilkiliyhAlllp i i„ Court. lie stated, . that the DefeltAvit,ch i sit r , 340 gone to Ireland, and that he was :!...ixvectetl back.• A letter had very. recently tr ,, ret ired from him, in which he stated that he „I.4ilitteil Dublin, on his way _ : home. i rd Et.t.csmittotroH acquiesced, observing it ~,N i er that a reasonably time should beellowed ), t ajc:idanti, • tic A ITORN EY•G MIER A L then Moved for judip lent 3 0110 JOHN GAL Jomeii fors Lluel upon La d I:4sTLERLA GIG , The Defendant was brotgbt , t , c o urt, after which the •Aripatrzy-Gattsaat, .00,0 their Lordships:Nitta) the subject of the ick „, e ; aud, in the course of Isivaddresi t spoke d the I)efendant in terms of •veverit7...T4te r oA l.int made some observations in extenuation :of 1e UK!, after which he was ordered.. to stand ovit:ed to Newgate ) and brought up again On Ltittlay fortnight. • . .• . 11W lA. Nut!vatic accounts hue been reeeked f u lly eim . i ro ug our intelligence respecting the complete sic, k o obtained by /tenter Khan, over his rivals and ipmeats in the Court of Rolkar. ' He has sirs. Wel in bringing over the Bbye to his interest, ed at the date of the last accounts Wie badly °c opied in devising measures for the payment - of t wits due to the troops. _ A. soon as the first work should ~be.,ssecem. pl.thed, it was supposed that the Khan. would 'f r p l flamer to get rid of the bands brOiudarries, Those aid had so much contributedlo his sudats; ty &atilt; their force against Scindia, who Wks ('vans; shout with his army in the North.west its of Alsiwa l anions to avoid the impending station. Tie Ulthbare, for March, mentions preparation. %taping on ht the Jeypore Country, •for the re. e l ms of a fort named Soojaboas, as in the 'pos. guise of which Suwae Juggat Sing, the Rajah, bdeertakeo to reinshte the Tackours of 'the teat; fur that purpose . a small force Nad been fuedoil and provided with all the necessary im. fitments for battering the walls. Roy Chelter ihnj had been reclaimed to his allegiance under the note of Jeypore f by the versuasion of the Sivdars. It is reported that Ruojeet Sing has. lately taken advantage of the existing commotions in the king dom of Cobol, to extend his conquests among the pendenciea of flat Empire •;. he is said to have 'lady seduced the whole province of Moultan,' with the exception of a single fortress. o captain Mawr has succeeded in expelling Go. 7aul Sing from his principal 'strong hold iu the xunntains ) a place named Jhughar. This service er, dated after at much of uncommon difficulty, ?varied equally by the ruggedness .and steepness of recaveent, and by the artificial obstacles which the utsly had constructed; the entrance of the fort, bower, being once gained, no further resistance saatteopted.—Gopaul and his people fled preci. ttattly by the opposite gate, and sought shelter in taps*. After razing all the works, and burn. ictit stores, the detachment returned to Ike. It does not appear that either party sus any loss in the course of the affair. Colnset M'MAtion and Colonel Ehousteme are hbe the Prince of NYALts'e supporters at ate fund= ' of Princess Am ELI A. 11t. The number of cas es in which bail have Politic& awe the first sitting of the present Term, °haw boo without paretic), and exceed double the a - be which have Justified, during the entire r of•yeai‘ n 1 preceding Terms. The number of Connuteeinhd t 4 Bankrupts which have passed the Gresiosatittiti 'Ohio the present Term, are also unextutpitill 14,' the legal and commercial equals of this eaehtsfy. Tie Gwellc of Saturday contains a list of fifty ou!! .14.11ortme Toone has recovered strength suffi. tin na m e hi m to walk into the garden ; for 'day list week his f r iends calling to sec him, and • . .nning to make enquiries of his health, he said, lawyer you in the proper place ;" and' taking 4 en to bib tomb, round which there were stools' red, he bade them sit down. " Now this, my 404 ," added he, " is the fittest spot for mortal! , is!ourse with me!" and then entered into convey-' with them, with his usual hilarity. ' A letter from Altona, entitling to the. reward; dto Persons giving information against the pos. ' ll of English manufactures and colonial prow Ice, remarks, that those who consider morality as 1.1 0 of society, and the foundation of religion, • Ile ! or the rising generation,• when they behold 4 public authorities holding 04 such allurements them to become informers.—We hate lately, says 'writer, seen a wife betray her hushand,:-a son father —aod a neighbour his friend and pro. .or; F nur vessels, whose names we have nut learnt, P,.'ne4 irons their anchors and went on• shore on mlrday last on Yarmouth Beach. The crews of i 4 r would have al) perlahed but for the exertions . `Captain Alanby and his mortar invention ;—they ''etv el saved by it. PIOSPECTIVE SPUitrina.—No less than twenty. i s tibseriptions, of 200 guineas each, have been ', 46C for a race to be run at the Craven Meeting t(1.815 ; the horses for which race are not only not ! l et born, but not yet begotten. T he foolish an. 1 4:1 of these b e t s never ta k e t i me to re fl ec t that 1 „? t e (the desperate race), which is actually between this country and France, may be tarts) beforeth a t ti me , i n t h e ex ti n ction of all P it ts) and all the happiness too of England. THE STATESMAN. .-: t.,•,,,. ..., 7 6 44 1 1fifl ...i,j(oi'll, Nor. 11. . ' ~.,,_; ii, P Thiltimatfl stoop' of . wart Omit. Wltereiestod,' ertived , ytiseettfar . from the ;Mediternsee&a. She . l silleefroterAMititrai 'soffit 10th nit.. with 28 sail llicifitriVoihl..iild tat* ban under convoy, .13 taftiNl o( itkiit4tupliited'ea piny of Cape.R..Vincent, r ,„.............,, lfslekS ly-ehipii • arrival with. her Illftq l l l47ltSfa oia;ilf ! va s transpertWelae:Re.• islaiiiieft-'lllAlterliliti toy 'at: Gitrattfarlat, The • _ irietintwaszitity tteittliyi;'Alsough'llSet4l4verefour• ittatiepbrils *lt 1 iiv IA 4 .2 . 4,' , with: , tisteeters • from ClieVrervilillemy in thb;SeitPt Ott Wfilipain i which • had an infektious • fever oh'-buit4;laut they were kept under strict quarantine, and, no cOmmuniea. lion whatever was allowed to take place betwixt them and the shore. They came from .Carthagena. Captains Garth, Pearse, and Vivien, of the Navy, 4 are arrived passengers in the Flora. - ' '," • Theitetelite, - Captain :Evans,' araved yesterday from the - rfavaanalf, In Aline weeks. •.. She has brought tiers a quantity, of Merchants' money. The Bulwark, t 4, Hon. Captiln Fleming, was at Vert Crux, receiving money on:board fur Cadiz. - The Saießie, agreeably to' a lets Oidit4i-Coutitil,• cia her arrival here, was pet under quartisiitTetlUt we'learn by her, that the yello w fever ima, 0, - ..:. , Tailed at the llavanuah, hat Some time ceased; 2 .. • • The French lugger :prirateer':Sorircoffi' : of . 14 ., gene and 56 men, was brought in oa Wednesday by the lio'ssigai, Captain' Pultney `Malcolm. "Site , Is a gee vessel, had been two dayt alit if :Cher: : Bourg, but had not made any' rapture: The Re venge, 'Captain Nash, chased spottier Olfstiiiii of the same description; into*Cherbo'uirgh.. The prisoners report, that Bonaparte 'was expected ail • herbourgh on Thursday tilt ' , t o view the new •Bbillewhich has been constricting toe' t , wine time ; -,..;.. 7 t • . • . ' ihei ll % ~0 ht.,1..t1 . 1 . , Th°44 l l!?/Aeillftlifitliti Captain K.eitti Max Well, arrived'at - laiiil4 &Yew days lini . e 4 , tom a cruisa th act Ndttir gat! ..)- 0 Wing, to skips mi y lunderstancl. ing betwixt califitlit'M.and his Officers - , there were tinder eldih`lrieV4 onboard, the three Lieiten4bts ulthellitilis.kif two Lieutenants Of ISTerlelis, and thn Siegel - 0V and Purser. ' The . Ns' aipheli 'hi since weeleedittAtte Note. ' : • . •• • ' • ThevStatelyy, 84 1 : Captain R.'Cattipbelli• . iterlied in the Downs on Monday; from the Batik.'" .'''' ' ' It *cis stated, In Elie early pliteitliti week, that ' the preneh' feet lit'th° Seheldebad, staled.' 'Thiliiii : iieiii — ' that' , ' to so far froth g true, on the colltraryi t e ships hafte-inoved• farther up that river, to shelter themselves front those; gales which keep Sir Edward Pellew's Pellew's stimideon iti•the Downs ! , The last eivis*oy from •Lefth'• feV 3 Itivellaltie 'Ur' iiiiii 3 . ' the i , Alliftit ; otisVh‘nYidai Suitt.' '. ' ' . The d'eshrteh from'the: Fthicit:simy 'in . POettiso l which landed bend hat weet, itireiten reistated to the Foreign Depot at Lymington. s: ... ..- • • ', . - • ' CoRoNER I iIIOI43T.--p . PII ~Peta3n34y,3la loquast ' was taken at Sktsesi tin'the body of ..arak.C9o' per, who was found dead in her bed on Sunday morning last. It appeared that the deceased was servant to Mr. Parringtony linen-drapery at Port: sea, and that she had, from . her appearance and ge... neral propriety 'of deportment, been taken into the skip -td assist Mi.'Farrington ; that after some •slayittitentlinci sbe Wits detected in having betrayed tbe . ttibedOtce placid in, her. She confessed the .particulars of the iilifortunato transaction, to Mr. , IttlitivilttoiV l lT W holiot only forgave her, but made ilawittintibit ftl'Oir'and•fosltiva • assurmi9es, that he . Avoiiitt d Ajitl4 l ll'er character, by divulging '+ ''. ' ti "Ai n il4 dint '( t'rld ay : nigbtolaaOlibere iiiii 44! ! ehident,) alteinklon ' in . ..lserAppggrniet, and WA aisiou e f as taiotl! ills standi 11. eaerir o ctppurage.. • , sot , . me. tbarefitel' eiiild five .44 3(1 4% o preven t NO eihi r . 7o2 42 eAglAcjitiAt ttik4s,,,,o44opelatschuty " i ii w_iip a n BE6 -o. voil it 901 .1 ;Then she went 19 13u an • t to. .J - to o sllgstirapic some arsensc l ,which terminated her life a few minutes after her melancholy situa tion was discovered the next morning.. Verdict— Lunacy. A School, on Mr..Lancasterts plan, has . been founded at Southampton.-400 Scholars and'ilip. wards are at present od the establishment, luta, we are happy to state, that the numbers have Ofires sively increased since the commencement:of thc iustßation. The arri val of a Gentleman at the Foreign °Mee on .Sxturdai from Plymouth, gave birth to the re. mour that he was the bearer of the long-ex peeled dii patches from Portugal. We believe, however, that he brought communications from the River Plate. General SANCIIES, the Creole Chieftain in, St.- Domingo has sent two Spanish Of fi cers to the Go. ternor of Jamaica, soliciting a supply'of arm's and sounuoitiout for the use of the inhabitants Of'Satita Martha... . ' • Mr. MacKENat s reached town On Saturday after noon from MurlAix, end immediately waited upon the Gentlemen of the Transport Board, wbo for warded his dispatches to Ministers. , . „,..,,, ;iv , The spouse of the Prince of NiUIICII AT E 4. , Ilincj W AG i Na l .10111 1 / 4 1&1! Mk* or I' ion, who imme diately rafreiVed•theltiilit i onald'he of Valengin. . 4 ' ,The: COI WWI iGb+ib a pAl i via loans, rue oretifigl fr,onitho efikidth of thilltitPdP fsacceidentAvhich 1 b e fsliterinetn•Parinitatti r medical attentl4.. 41 1 3stitirtire'NflOpin'lon,.:4 4 IYih-4,' ot tiles' she ieceltcd ISP.disfilorirker for lifivii,f,:it bn: ..It appealOhat - In . 11 . 1111 eineaiesb forces C ' com mon arG4le Ot.(sande , ninths year iBoB . there have•been killed at Chr4ttlarth' . 4oo horses + for the internal couislisiption of tbiltoivo, ~, . . • • •AT4l ) •iii - itvrerifildum'CE: • . • • tiLvbioutii, Net. 10. Arfiretl,- link Ross., trensliort, Geer's°. Barley, ' Matter ) frons.Gibraltar i •with a cargo bound .4 Loucks put into ibis port in distress • left Gib. prelter,on 27 tindercekluy of his Majesty's sloop Ronan : and, parto , 0 1 . 1 Y. 0 / two days since ) the remainder having .passell .4w I •Phannet ; the Portuguese .iihip,.:Ainericana,' (tom Brazils, bound tWLontldri, cShtitred by :Le Charles. French ship privateer, of 22 guns, and .re. captured by th*Drsts4 : friga,to, qb6ut 190 miles • fromCortinna. ti Sailed last evening, his Majesty 4 s . ship.nostqlus, of ;6 guns, Lord Balgonie, Cnininander;•.with a alail on board for Lisbon ; a victuallef t sailod with , her ; • also the henry schooner, of this port, Capt. Lewis. The Itomulus'CUOk the Mail that was in. tended to.have been sent by the Princess Elizabeth packet, which vessel will tette the oaf Week's. The Portuguese ship Estrella, Captiths. Sacra, meats ) arrived here lest evening from the Brazils, hound to London, with a:valuable. cargo, consist. log o( sugar * . cotton., sit 4 ,14elsIseed. jn the ilamoaze, but dritettfroar • lice . %licher. last -night in a heavy gale - 4:wind ) the West • Mud, Where she. grounded std foil' over, - silieh will occasion the cargo to.be,Saken tediattly. ' • • 1 - . 1 The Express, for Siarnaice, Diana, for the Bra. sits, Nocten, f0r . 6611,i and Adnentare,' for New York, are waiting . ordeil 41 , prQceed,,the Malls hay ing been received berets-Mu tough.; ' Sailetiyeateiday;therOreile,r; a:etaila Earl Spesicer Gbern,se73. Ituti Gatabier" tuts' ter,lo , the.Westwatid. • ' • -c •• . •Arrived the itr<titn brig Oriziaphs,trata the Se. 'Aliterretieim, with Wine: The'Princeir Charlear friga4cia appointed con. goy toi Cork-; and 'Mat (nor to Guernsey. • ',,..ThePortupsite.ship Estrella, baleralientioned, has cut away her maats ) and fell oti'bet beam ends t and it is feared mill fill. 1 • • : - • pE4L v , Net. 11. • Yerierclai it.bliat,•excessive bard from the E. to the •N;W. with a verjliearraea. The ship Enter. prize; 10.016' 1 :fest tiro aachors anti cables.. _A POr. 'tegueset)i•ig,-Cetfed . the Flora; flit one anchor anti Ctiitie; nail eeverahoiiers, Whose niktnes we cannot the'sOte fate.. • 'Conte down from the' River, the Mars ; Falconer, for Startliiigue Ann Derothy, Cares, for St. Lti. cla and thO Middlesex,'Elock, fur the West dies. ' . , lltettiein in the Downs, his.MajestA ships as per last # and tie Charlotte, Cornwell's, and Sir jas. • •.• ..F . Rom THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOV. 10. o lcintittilty-Office, Nov. 10, 1810. Admiral Sir .Roger. Curtis .has , tranitnitted to JAI" Wilson Croir,ol. 2. ,.Esq. a ivitter•lsaiiild'reeelved from •Captain Malcolm; of his Majesty's ship .DOwegai, giving an account of his having, on the 4th instant, captured oft' Cape Barfieur, the Sur. coif., French logger privateer, of fourteen guns tad fifiy.eift: teen.; • she.s sailed the day before from Cherbourg, and had not made any 'capture.' .' . Vice. Admiral Sir James Saumarea, Bart. " and ' K. B.'hits tratistnitted to John Wilson Croker„ Esq. \ a letter-he had received • from Rear.Atlthiral Ditont reporting the capture of a Danish privateer, of fOur guns and twenty.one men, and thedestruc. tido of two others, by his Majesty's sloop Dili. gence, and three' logger gun.boats, manned • from his Majesty's ships Ruby, 'Edgar, and Ganges. Copy of a Letter from Capt. Robert Hall, commanding the Rambler Gsin•Yeasel • addressed to Commodore Penrose, senior O ffi cer at Gibr altar, and trammitted by the tatter to Jule Wilson Croker, 'Esq. . • , Lia bliqesiy% Sloop Rambler, Gibraltar, Sept. 29, 1810. . . . Sete,—ln consequence of your orderi to proceed with the first division of •the flotilla to the westword,• iii search of the enemy's privateers, I left ..G1. 4 hraltar on the 26th, and having previously recon. twitted the enemy's force at Barbel, 'I judged an attempt practicable, which was put u diecueiorren the - night of Ihe '2Bth, No. 14: [icing the only boat in company.- I accordidgli , Tended with part ' tif' ber crew, that of tke.Rambiei, , a t adtbe marines 'rind seamen of the Topace, its all_tbiety,-lind eross. ing the Sand MIN reached the enemy's quarter,' three miles up the riror of Barber, , under, whick lay - a privateer protected by .terii .sikliounders, her own crew, and thirty French Drugoonsj ,after some sharp firing, in . which. our Men, displayed much steadiness, the compy ratratitettwith'the loss of five dragwons, seven 'horses, and two Of the psi: vateer's crew, which wairinimediately carried, our people swiunning oil to her in a must determined manner. After thestins were spiked, we embarked, with the less of one marine killed, and one wound. ed. The conduct of all employed seitli'ine on this service was adnvietvW. Lieu:ten/at Soagrove, dem.' mantling No. 14, gave proofs of melt • skill 'and] bravery, and. the matinee of 'the 'forum, under Lieutenant Halsted, did -every credit to the Chili racier of their corps;. the seamen of that ship, - ,who with ours had bccii constantly for twenty hum's it: . the sweeps, lactle(l, in a,lieavy surf, with , aiVIIC', crity that insured success. The •eaptiire of this i, privateer must faun! nine!' satisfaction, as her pru vierties of sailing and - sweeping rendered her pjtrli. '§uhriy offensive to unprotecte d . vessels in • the . , geogh I. - i I have the honour to ho, Ire. ' -: • • )•;.• - (( t u ned) ROBLItT..IIALL W. Parker, marine, . -killed i M. Weaver, wariut, woutateti., • - A French squadron, consisting of the Bettina, of 50 guns, Illinemb of El i of 10, under the orders of Commodore UUSARRY, was cruising off Madapsear in June but. • ' ' ' ' ''. :11,11:1111011 P44I ) .EIRS. • - ' PARLI I Iffew. ‘ 9.-i-Th - e" diy before yesterday, at '`nine o'clock in the morning,, Cardival Maury, who is appointe4 4relkblihep, of Paris, said a private Mass at the principal 14.1( . 14 the church of *Not% Dame. Hie Eminen.ce; seated ni4er I canopy Or Crimson velvet is the . SartctuarY, was preteet et litg Grand Mass, which Wass .celebrated at ten o'cliscli ty M. Jallabert. Thu Cardinal .heitowed- the piiiscujsal benediction after sorticii- was over. ' BA.TONNII ): OCT. 27..—A letter from Coidoel; dated the 24th iesi..atates, that the 24 Corps of. the - army, under General Ite,guieei had obtsiited mmiii-• . derable advarktages over a' division of the Engliijs troops, commanded .by General' Hitt, General Regnier was at Castello Branco on • the 20.(4 .of . septcmher. • ' , • Setes.sw, OCT. B.—The Grand Seignior. had not left Constantinople on the 20th of Septefebee, 0 is supposed, as theleason is so fir advancect, that his Highness will,defer his departure until the 'dn.. suing year, when he shall have learned the.defht ' that his troops hate sustained at Batyn, al well As the surrender of Rtidiehtick. The preparations for war, jicfwever„ are continued with uncommon activity thriatighout the whOle of tho Ottoman Eta. pire. . • .Iritutra, OCT. 20.—The Emperor has given or. :den for malting. experiments in the growing of cot. lon* the settth4Autigary, Esclavonia, and the Baonal., „Lime 'etslaahle information his been pub. ,Itsheslin : tho Hungarian language on this subj e ct. Little doubt.is entertained of the complete success tsr . this operiincnt,. as `the climate II su ffi c i en tly cacti" to - breed ailk.worMs. Ol i moun•2l..--The hew order relating to the . "tab . mentof the Censorship is sanctioned by the'Ensperot, but has nut yet been published. We are a.stiged that its regulations are liberal. It :le, said that Tome of the articles have been itilertaid by the expiress order of hie Majesty. • 'There is a great &Oland for money on• the pert . of these who wish to become purefieeers of salad. astical property. A. greater probt is to be derived' at this moment from trafficking in specie than in bills.Of exchange, which was not the case before.. . STUTnAnD, OCT. 27.—11ia Majesty 4sued three olden( yesterday relating to British tnerchandize. The'firit rigorously prohibits the introduction, traosit, and sale of all articles of British inanufac. thee, throughout the whole extent of the kingdom of Wurtemberg. • All articles of' the kind which shall be discovered either in the merchants' shops, the warehouses, or in transitu, shall be seisedoed sequestrated. Ihe second requires all merchants end trader* td return, within Awenty-fonr hours, to the Adiolniet r a.. tors of Chamberof Finances, an accoent'ofthe colonial pniduce and English manufactures 'thaw they have sent out of the country within the last four . months,. which account is to • be tiftenrirdll transmitted to the office for imposing defier. i The third orders that all colonial produce In kit Majesty's dominions, and - upon which auties haft. not been paid conformably to the orders of the 10* and 22d, shall be, sequestraled. . ..., , COPINIIAGIN I OCT. 1111.-The Officits;:1 ) 100, contains the following article : ~_. Yesterday, at half.past two , the Prince Royal of Sweden arrived at* the Castle of Fr e. . dericksberg. . He was received by. the P r ivy Coto. sellers, the Ministers of State, the Grand Marshal at the head of all the State Officers i the French and Swedish Ambassadors, the heads of the different offices, and the staff of the army. Ile woe von. ducted, with the usual forms, to an audience Of their Majestils. His Royal Highness, as well ail the Officers in his stlite l liited with the.Reyel Fa. mily. , - . • ' 4 lotheetenifig the musicians of the Royal Chapel, performed a eiSuebrt: His Hoye! Highness dispised 'with the Royal Family. The courersation betweest his Majesty the King and his Royal Highness' the Crown - Prince of Sweden*, was in that free 11134 friendly manner vlblih might he expected horn the Intimacy that has subiistetl between them for sonsf Years. It is, a fortunate satinet ail thegoo4 notleti standing iitit is likely; to 'pietall . between thp.twi neighbourksgPilwars. These footings added to lit plusure of the entettainment. • *44 His Royal Highness slept at Copenhagen, lilt the apartment that was prepared far him„ in the house of *the Privy Courts eitor Brun. 'no: set out today at 10 o'doek"fot Elsinetir. 16 The Househufa 'lent pages, servants., cooks; iiliffe; &C. to Carsber,.Roskiltle, 'Copenhagen, and Elsintur, fur his Royal. Highness's use. Ins arri. val 'and departure froth Copenhagen were announced 117,27 discharges of cannon." • , Limits; 04i. 22. —One 6f our rapere!has 'tuba ,liihdtt • a .private' letter from St. Pcfeeshergh t it which we.eonsork the renewing passages e-- ' le Well-toroemecl persona can with difficulty uuw de'iatatid Why Hessian bauk.notes are so much des preetated.:,.,:thcrie• Is .no reason for not having *Confidence in.:these notes, If even the paper circu. latiois amounted ; to 69!:) millions, Russia possesses Security Mai than Offielent for such a suin, and Could •in 211 'Mink `flute • repurchase all this mass of mgr.. at appiiks . toriain that Government is takw kitcrpfsparee tomiucel a part of this paper' issue, bet iffe.tetel extinction of it would be prodtictivn Of ineotisiidencA,in to vast an empire, where the conimercial _Corns ire so far distant from each other, - .The continually increasing luxury is a proof that thore.is no.actnal,:mise,ry in this empire, Whichlas Such a s fund tif:rleh . es t io its miues, its agricultare„ , amid Vs' ether na ittal *L ime s ree .im on • Ae pit/cream he lot -some time existed beer 4e - it the So . iereigos of PruSSia, and Westphalia. 1' ' 0 ier. nintate them .it has, at length been agreed, ott a joint cominisainis shall be held at Berlin, to ): , 7esti4 7goe . the causes nf complaint, .and 'to et'ttle , jtiem,ac.. .eweirsag to,the Vroliiitutii„id • the. Treaty . of Tilsit. The:commissioners on the part of Prue . 4. ae xi .. KVOTRIty, tili.Mioilter for - frioreign , ::l ai 7 ' ' rs ; M. A ii.ovion., the .111 ini st o r .n 1 the ileittat n sets - and hl.• .11sitaiir, ttle;Rahk:Oireetor, , Thnin • .l i it Westilhaliaoare,4l6: -MA t v gi n e. v. -, ft," t e. :?!.1 u f ` 9 . . „ . ' petrefal vilostai an,ci sktroti Tft,o'rr. • • • • • • , - . ' A ii.eilar Convention. has 'beer 4 • tween Prtissla and Saxony, tee' - 1 *greed u W ort he. .which .the subjects of tholorint ~_2 ttie the de nltinal or hale , on thelOtke... dow of Warsaw, 6ce.. • • Pe , .. , .. I ,• • t!" F I . V 4. ; Od• 33 6 . Od•