The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-28 00:00:00

To the EDITOR o f _TuE stAlitesimx. Slat—Ai the present crisisilFOVO 'akar MIA tle.k (bite statements of farls,ssoot 'a Lucid istraogentents of histotic crOence, tad soliiiwirincisig con. elusions dedeced from inppo r tNgleilibro •• labia. pies, are requisite to dint die iieinationvf . o4 l . - • :14 lie opieion. ;•, • Every good.. an ylrtnees „ win wish well to his native eoitairyi,.z.eeee the v!icious: an d wicked kid it their interest to !awes. in :the. sa me sentiment. 'Whenee,then.arksci these cotrz.• ee l s and. conduct which ruin the peoaperit s pot a State,' and render its inhabitant! Wirflierk 'Wes for centuries ? • 'l'll9 40clitil of 'effitisresil kingdoms, and states, arises ~ from 041 - di:) , of their Rulers, sod the base rind- lisbrditi nate passion for wealth of Ousu who tietrinifilfiredl in the subordieate offices of state. TorerelOilele power, law, justice, .reason„, and religion,•villll* sacrilceAl. The wroyhed tools diet gniplor - mutt be numerous, and partake, in . sointetleit*7 . .iitthe l public spuds. They become rich•at the f.i - ifliace, of the !wriest and indusetiti.ui aettitr-time:iethinl Oat dependents, those theirs, arid' ste'oti;"lill a large mass of the public preys: on the'rest, and renders the most persevering industry of the ono ass, logo flicient to supply the necessities of both; Dive of country is absorbed in love of weadtb, individual instead of public good is pursued. The sacred bondi of social love are broken. Mercenaries * are reCtioeil to awe•those who possess a sufficient spirit to oppose these corrupt practices.: Hence some daring 1. sailer of these mercenaries outbids his employer, and becomes a military despot. Ilis former masters are cut off to prevent future okosition, and every man possessing •bisreing, virtue, or puhlie spirlt, becomes die' object bT jealousy. Spies end itfurmers are einpiojed— public confidence is •destroyed,freo 'course is banished, and the State becomes divided ogaiust Itself, and, couserpently, en easy prey to some rapacious invader. Thus fell Greece, Rowe, asp] aucieet France, Modern France is rapidly hastening to the same climax. England, in the reign of Cuaities the Vint, was this de.. dining, and would eventually have fallen, had uJt the noble and patriotic conduct of the great and immortal Ilasteostr stopped the overwhelming &lugs by individual efforts, and elicited those sparks of public spirit from some of his conatryieep, which served to renovate the expiring torch of liberty. Hasuore tingly opposed the ty. rant; and though foiled by the satellites of ty. Taney, his exertions raised the nation, and saved ibustate. A STettsiT and a fkosscr,E. also, like ;tars of the first magnitude, ruse in the perturbed and gloomy horiron, and diffused their bright and auspicious iniuence over the British 1814. Al though proscribed by tyranny, end condemned by base and perjured parasites, the sacred blood .of these patriotic martyrs, like tlye I t c .sr..wr •LleAyea v cherished those drooping blositens of liberty, which in a succeeding reign produced the :firkin newl, * lution—an evil that esfelqsbed 'the surrounding world, and 110 001 Ofj.Mgu the 91qatfi 0 jite expuldoe of the Tekqeleas . • • A few great apd good ...mete qtrate to the salvation: of tbeirSioutlteiti;ll, tul fen righteous men beeq 14,4 - in 4 -$4141; lava town would have heal SayetWer;e4:4l, l4 ol l! sn' vestigatien, and a still more ape* 'testi/WT*l, bas given a favourable impullp . to the ..POslle* mind. Apathy, that fellest 'bane .of is destroyed. Alen begin to tbital.t; Itenitee . win triumph. fig!: Vit. corruption ) iikt and owls, must retire to the shades of darkness and.infamy, The ea onerous rosphationi t petitions; stud addresses, which famish evince a vpisht Pre• liitioeeto.libertf l •Proitierityi and peace. ' A he. mane, virtuous , Milightenod e ' end disluterested ra. /dot; Sir y'. fivitikar, an intrepid and inflezible .INPI4r ) a manly and elorineet: 1Y impepais s .l l :fleetly : 4mi faithful *lllireneiv4 . ..4 . insetted, ohms, :and eonscktivilose • ! t4o4o.v,—v.ipi t .n,m,ny , other pod sod .eskisift 0140:sisi4rw, promise :the lippia'ailalitaqueneq- to th50,11 . 1.04.**14412 . 4 6.4 1 -coirot nOigoici fsmil*Orioi* lb.' core. 1 11 0 0 4 kiul 4170 444-4 041104 11 04 0 $1#061. : • •••• ": , • 1 • Thicepce pffecteth BrihaPpitruilght calthfi smile *tfarskra and duusestis enemies, as piny hapd would strepooutly am} defesig. those blessings whiph alums c 411: ten4fili PI e 4 JiTP, 11 0 d bravery invincible. 10 - Wobfersbalgroar2u l ,l l 7 - 010474n?5• The Right XI" Gee 414 Poteipelit-o?riIPPI Of' Newhinile, Neat 1,404°4 Sai#lo last. • „ . By the ierdbit of the c•rower, upon the deed) of the unhappy mu wh . q Mlle t himself et'Caritem-' house un Ti;nraliitylisii,ili'Ul .— ogieeiisti4w-to mir .....•, ....-• -- • .-' 1 7 7 1 9 be ci?niimsidtp) 1 ~ d 4 I: • ) V...! , • 'tip t cot ter as that circumstance eifigslenth.tha• i' - • . ! • ...., . '. 0 ipp .. u . A . t . 4 %7 -... imilt itir .. .. . pAliction of his family. ISnd thii, iiiiiiht-. lint ':-..: '" ' ' ." ---- 1 . " - z C' 7: - 1°14.. • '' "-why is the caw! ever otherwise ? °eV whitlow!: ' '; ' I Fl 4 os Ili ulflatu g#0 04 " 1 P°l . T.] strnus and datestable.logie doi - s'i k btputi,e news. folsilaut to .the'.4esointino of O m M. Comon sary, in order to • render unlit? a. natural, humane, f Council, entered into . a,the i llassti!r . .tiaseMbly.lest • and most rational wilt, that the anthoiof it should ' Friday, the Crunittee t; tlieu app ointed, met this: be deemed intancl-. Via.high time that this odious day at the Exhibition noise, S, , illiaii 7 stre:t, ,ip - . and iniquitous remnant of a barbarous nod °lmo.' order to forward sycit•Te.styli it may he.const• lete code should he 'iliptilled ) autf that the distress , dormd most condyelve to effect PO rireal . of that of mourning iwincel4c should so ionser•ba in.: , must ohliesiila' arrangeno 4 . R. • t irgisOlivir • jurcd, insulted, ind, - .Oityressinly oil the`hattotgooludi'VeForr: Indeed the rem* pf tbite roilat inotipant, of Misfortune. ... - : -.:. : ' ',. -;' 7 111 TO be 1 9 4.l4tl e giF e 111 4'f ait t l i f . **MI • ..):%). ' - ' ' - -,. 'z • • • - .• - . -::- :•- .- . 'iv, 1.--,.21 - ,..;.• .., r* •er; ; , a ,,_ . •.. • ._ . .. . 1 < ~ . '•~~. ..., , . J _ / ~.~ •T- - .-~ r Tr: , TT‘r Items ` 41 . 7.1(R5. ' • Tilt inCtcrs: • •; . 4 :'---4 .-I.4.** ; [ '. ll flV4i4zw•lftrinain-i,innisrettn gel' ,* , t ' , e " 1 prbvrous to the... talon,: the. Ceihelfe 4.4110,- -which'idol!only the prrjudices of 'lrish Proteitants• to encounter, was daily gain int ground: 'lta,tri.. mph woithi limns been ecrtaiti, had 'not that mea. 4re .tateits plate; as is evident froth the wcH. known leiceureatatike that the majority of our Represeuta.. 'titter ikthe British Parliament voted ferilie enan.. c , i.fisstion of tfteir countrymen. Its .rejeCtion; then,. is .4 ckting to the' strength of English 'prejudtee,; Wrhichiacidrdint te LertlC otterlr.tgon oat be over.; .come,' and a *thattsand nameless arivigemeots be niatht, before the great body. of the. Irish 'People 'cloth.: -:'!'his admttted . within. the, pale of the Ctitlatito.' 'lloit...:Whis is amongst tber)ther deplorable, effects 'uf our loss of iritimestli . lisigslat a re, allitt I.tiClAlld, taken into-grain-intl. stillest consideration, by All those w he' wish' for its . restorktkon. Tteet , is. tritiue divisious, - We, in a groat measure, forfeited :aid character cirspespiC„ hereto the measure of a firgisliktive Vitali •!.wits titotieitOf,'-aud those divi.. styes- .1;iono• :Ikaggesial dm ides to ' the , daring mind `'tom iire - • Ministeri , ...therProtestairs hare shun an honourable sympethy,wips• die feelings t ws l of their Catholic •felliiii6liakiCista, who, 'in their - i-ttirn, we make sea dialiti-partakein the sentimenta. ''egpressed lately by - tli9 Common Council, respect. liu.g the repeat of arruncoirtitatioviivitct,. squatty: detrimental to both. Sympathy aboosie begastars;!„ lition, which alone can iii `a the weight of national. ( characteeto auy.Petltiou that may be brought for.; ward, in consecklicuceof the resoletiOn l lately enter.. 1 ed into by the munieipar body of the Itish metro.; polls. Let the.Cathilics join' in is petition for thi repeal of the Union, vOilicit forms the principal ob: stacle to the d ompietiottlof their wishes. If they do so, the difficulty of the task wilt vaniah, or be. come coinparatively. light. Many e man will, in -that case, vote fur the prayer of the Petition, who, would otherwise have given it up as bopeleas.-=.. Let us remember that it is thin} opinian at its dif ficulty, of its impossibility, which the supporter's of Ministers do all they can, to inculcate, that con. stitutes the chief difficulty of the business. Get over that, and one - half of the work is done.-. Arc ere to imagine that there is ene Irishman in Parliament, who is not, by this time, no matter what may, in other respects,._ be his political pried. plea, heartily tired of the .Union ? kre not even the most violent supporters of the measure tired. of living in obscurity in the British capital, wait ing, with anxious and tremulous expectation.% for the summons of the Minieter„ and ready, or, at least.. compelled, . to propose, second, and -support snch business , as the veriest drudge Of . .the English part of the faction does not like .to appear forward in ? Such is the condition of those, who were taught to htkfte for the 'great.' est personal favours ' from the sacrifice of. the- Constitution of Ireland; and it is not in the da. Lure of man that they.ahould love, that, on the contrary, they should sot loath such a condition. As to those, who, from the beginniog, opposed the measure of Union, and who neW sit in the British House of Cemmons, nothing, we believe, km oc. durredaitice its passing auto a law, that cats be !up. i,.poSed to have reconciled their minds to it. Thai 1 the secret feelings of every one of our Rep resent:. tiven must be pvesameo to be in fatime or the ps.: ! titioo, .aid they wait to manifest theniaitves oislr 'end! an opportunity is afforded the bAsieiog the. Preteat.vo, ttte Catholic, and, the 14issenter, IP. Sae word, tho.Viosa Linear OP tie Fiona of Igszailt t tales* appearing ut the liii of , the' nib . ;lige", if .Commons,, arid,. by an appeal to' Iti usitcgiAti, humanity, iiad its prudence,. ili: gn/ s Arius the tipeal of a Statute; the condoled 0r.,. tatiOn- atithiph Milk terminate In thri'ittlx of botbs', neuirtifetii fated to staid or f4ll together.. Ireland c4itat yemain in a provincial state ; hef political' Coisfilisflois' is too delicati to ifisptinse'With the ccat4taitattaatiess • of a resident Parlia m ent, which - i obiiate, or proveut her waits. and necessities. [' m f 11'..:Eiteiili Parliament is - destitute :9(ithe great ! ., regallgiltia: fur glib% laws- to:liel*iii-Inlitriedge . ifleiv.int,ernal situation. Tbit is' evident' from r lh,,: . :English• members taking a ll , their ißtions Of iiiih affairs from the repreSeutatiott Of the Members for IrsitiMil, and where their - etatri t . ;diet' one Onotbdt, 2 •l!ltickis almost star p.. the iswe r , tba.trifialt ,farlitMent 'hie qu iode or . net : iiipig-bptiitees# the poi'lictiug itcfoints.--40;s: Plisleft e s . theni this:lA*4r 'ever to . siticeroin their •ii.clinatiois to provide fcietho•buisclit and welfare ; grater cointry, they eiiiiit do ,it, beFause they !liiTelwrt Itle liecesSary. knoWletler, and . the *art. mean* intended by then! ,:tof our advantage May : le of the.. greatest' deirinsent ti es. As a prof' • 4 this, they either bettiallybelieved,. or pre tend. til to believe in " the gromint prpsperity* of Ire land," • and whether'thia was stuctirity or .alfebta.• lion, matters bitt little ;i thi consequences to 'is • were the same, in tie. imposition - of a Sad , of taxes,, unpaladeled iii the history of Irish §ittiiite '• INfoW,• if the Engliiii Mendiors.had all orpiprtluoi,; ty of *mill, wttli t4iir ltlets. eyes,. itio . . re ad- 44- Itipttort 'of lilfaiia 4 4'4 4 . .litif: !,e.... - 1a ;;;SCLI h .,"4 could walk through the streets : of IV, Pe114111.0 sapita4 aid behold• the d'atira 'oflao `tiiiitsice, Sputetit . * shops closed, and, batilf.o( . los ettriiti !Troilithe windows; if they scould'l;slat achttMble, the almost uucomplaining moan it Ali starving `manufacturers, and obstrie tIMlr pale, eafgiiated rand diseased eountenences, as they serientid the !titidtengers, and eXlend'tifeir feeble battik for re. ?lie, if thq conld bo wi1n#0, 1 0 . ' . .11 31 Sri "bleb * resideat frgishtlee MPit,OL".. O4I I 'es . would 'they Insult us by talkint nv 7lai gliiiiHnt itgar . *fejt elf kietendl" j' .. ' '"' 4n ' ..".. -Tll r, sTATFisI s !? ..... - . i - ""IPPI P T I r 17 1 ' 1. - - . -- :•-m, - • obstinate, and awake,' the most besotted. The general state of -funk reptcy and decadence which ..preilinitinate,oaet this °hes fl o urishing metropobs, • ore tilt ibleit codisnenta on that pestiferous act, iritsielt depriiettlieland al . .ince of her ,iodepeoul ence and Parliambak. .In adverting r itilkiiegoit . we know not sik'!" Ml* in* Couddintit% pies .sure Itself, or the means by which it was so. mit.... graciously accomplished. The bijou was founded -on the disunion. - ,of Irishmen . ; and While we equally esecteto. - aett. laintint the Unhappy o'l4. strophe, let so stisoespreas. Oink,' :that, adorn.: nisbett by our . .4irtiet • We i `we Will. henceforth • cling together . with one heartind oqi 'Wee, as, 'indispensably necessary to reicitithe'coentry fium' its present abyss. •• . , . • As this kingdom has been . erased from the list Of nations by its recent dissensions, so even yet it is not to s o late to rescue' it by the u:sio,r4 of its inha bitants. • Without the operation of this salutary principle, the same influence that .once dfffiisid . tte baleful operation, wilt again arise and *sect' itia( to defeat the generous, but iiieffectuel Relit/le of a deeply injured people. A Requisition to Can Aggregate Meeting has, in . eolise'queucei, 'beets re. _solved 0n.... - • ,- . • . . The follewing )s ilia of the Committee fort*. .pealing the Veit* :• • . . , . • ..411.osairsit-41shuw, Howboa, Sir 'Wja. Warildaktoh, 100, Roar; Archer, C4sh, Bloshunt aid Alley. . * Cilairis KS—Messrs. Craven, Hutson, B aton, Tudor, Fermi', :...litepheer,. AP.Sentiy, Nevins, dlarq,. liaasiltuu, Dixolli :- D4Til• R.Oires 1 04 !ti 4 ' 01 4:: '. • i . . NTe are happy to heir ilt the' Master lktfaun. facturera of woollen 'cloth, bale been • inakidg everreaertion in their power to meet at increased demand, by,edoptinoveri speciei of the most im. prose') •machinery.fut 'cliithomatintitis is practistik 'tn.Eugland. • There are natty. OlOth feet - 0611*er, pablitt, which , might,bc fairly placed on a (Oiln ' With the cloth factories tn . .the different manufac tories-loath& in England. Nothing is wanting but .the suppost if a generous aed patriotic public, to *Walk the: emmeacturcrs 10 employ their nitrite; rous.working.people, and to vie with the maim.: facture of•nisy other: samintg whiter7 ,- (1 ) .#10 1 . carrespetAsfant.):. --i •,, •• ' : • '''. f;.• '' --• .. ... a_._. xstow. . thoutund Stareint] U r. 11 ,- E ' "Mei --; Fire .. , Manufacturers in the Liberty.—Apply' ply 'to . tire ,, Printer. • . AS Mr. forms announced his 4dirertisioiTax Ate" expertaistltAti he tiny justly be compared to I printer's ; Devil, - rviViaing between thO' Editors , with caAestif proof hSett to *mite eorrotian , A Morning' Paper very jiollteitt brands the in. habittintiof.this city - o'th the epittel 4 . 4 Gothic. " We presume from. the .e4pressiont coupled with other, circusnstances, ho wishes the good people at Dublin " to be starved into inanners."-- ( olibliit •• ,Evening Post). . . . ... . • C#ELTB:I,II43f 40,E tei. , . , The rein; here areso con' tioual; and so hearY, that the waters from the neighbouring bills run through the lligh4troct like foaming rivers, pre. cipitating themselves into the Severn, to mingle in the tutecasitqg tribute whioli qabrina pays to the Pecan!' ..` • • It earns when Igoto my bed, attd it reins when I risol : 4 Scinnlimeh 40trt thyself as I was, aW4/ imagine that 4 am in &Ogler bath I 'l' ltis drench ing writtlter reminds upt..ttf an aqcc,dtite that .i. beard in Spain. It appeared that a . 'merchant of Saint &Aar° had been on aAisit to a Mr. *Blake, at Galway,.in Ireland, !here it reined, every day ; for Ogee weeks, daring this stay of the Spaqish Gentleman. After a .lapse of seven pearl, Mr. Blake returned th e visit in . .SPaint whgn the fi ne . .qOcstinn that the Hidalgo asked -.was, .i g . Prkf, I s Senbor, cloth_ it rain-)yet pa:Claim* VI .• • - "'• ''-: i With semen there:ably ao dolts, . , ' 7 ' To bother pie, and blind one : Anst--6if tkli . is not - a iiatering place, .. - -• ' I know nut %s here yon'll tiokone, , . i-- Th 'have now. removed your farourite tuella astoneiuit the:Taiforis Wife, which was placed' near the west an!;le of . the elsurclb where the eabbiges ‘ • ideal is grow spontaneously ; they .say that. this. humble sepulchre mei disturbed to "oblige pr.: .. ...--, , oba hint the: fully to anoceivitilitt it 'con, veyed a sarcastic reflection upon - the 'tehgte.t4o4l - Body 1---Dieti coral your 6.wit ~J udgment—is rag•thns ;. • • • • •. • • - .. kepi Iles the body of ll'oiLY, Rifittif t " • The 'Wife ot r li,tit Dtetitd;Tillboiv • ' .. TWo.grea Ifrisliblial ®tit" ..! - ,:. :'•-• ply loving tosittstriesh. , '!•,.• •':' .• . • To cure my Piii r. ni ... .. -:., •?,..;" T.,' , IA is -*: , .,,e , ,irt• :ti ', ' • '.. '' .. 'le • -'' -!-At last he got a 0.41110 „...... ; • ; ..' - .., „ ; , A . And,then4rilled 1., , .4.: .. • ' ••• ,•: 7 • The company het. (as at, path und 4righton)* of liith' a mingled - cdniplesion,-that.lhO Masten of the Ceremonies must be/repent* c mbarnrsted in ascertaining the social genus to w hich 'they amt . : : .., ... gikimitclf•belengt hinny of them tro'neititeo. . .. WI otPlebefifiti bet, lino the bit, sentethiaig be twixt and botivoinv. Air. .N.rma (who -le cert,,einli the 'llpst irlt!fer . of focal elegance. *lit kfth it.+ 2 o. to a governing capacity :fine rho days ' of': BEAT Nasqj bath, it is iitid, * (lividid this pyobaitt at. pentbiige of dancing biped ! , into different 'classee, which-are arranged Un'dFt the common leOp f ti q ,' of .gunterr,• - .sia. .. - - ., ' • :----• = • i *-•• .F ortu al t Wows( Widi linatassr 'ltilisboad Roateisl. ! Dinner Hente# I . Wills Patrol , I,irovvy Raptors-I . .Ideit .14grtlers I 801seth/Inniat „I'n<l(47#o l gn) TiPe•thr! rs and a few Jictitit'UttOWtt? '• -• •:, •• _ • °lt bath been ofitorvoti l *AO onsegngptise l apot, '• for ono vow that is offered 40, ygelaia atifts.! ham; there ere U 100 4 ,419. 6 iiie,4 to . P.ltigilf, who is eternal!, tented with..tipir im pOfthliftalifoE though she treats the majority lit bar Stsitbts tr4' . , such a marked and cruel (Ihnlain p.. ... .. . 1- 64 Theft it 1011;004 more in this thaa meets tltOthir vi If Philosophy al& find nat.!' ''' ..: ... ~ 11. work hap been' lately publiehk74 is Sll'rif' 11.013, blr stethtrity eltiltia " IfistoricUl rieo_4he hut feat ej Guli,trui Apoz,rups l 4 ,Miis.r .We Ilia iii It, lifelong titheir'sfraiige ideas, that G arrA rn .jetoniled GiSa . , iii!give the Osod' tit gitthlitud tb the ; knights ' tpriiiii;tel • 1 . , • . . .• ••• - • 1i ~,. `~~~ .. '-, • • btel i c if PAPERS. -. . . • ° • ADI9TE/115Aft,•Jtit.'t I.‘• •• ' : i The Minister - of Marine and Cloluttioi hieing tw.. • cei'vea trout his Eieellcisey - the Rake' trtlihrgg6 till; . •fiekinso4li.-.: , •:...• • • :- • ••-• • • ; •. . , ~:?[...:.•.-...:. • i, itsosts4riite: napaihn ei • nig aiiiit.evCV , etis ' .s. waltinAL 14We OP •it tbG IV, talMbl VN otia •%. tumor ; • .o. tea coormetimosievArtoti.t N no t.0.tt0.; Irma strisirscr TO "HS V 11416414 FUR Fetish MU—. . .!!. Whereas the glittery for fsedietisb, which coastittdes tee . . ,ply ineassa.ef sulosiSteisce of the lishohlasous of the etopHs, mid . Ithe villugrx thereon, cannot be probihinetC Wil'hiPal hitt , iiy the most indigent class of the people s, ankis:ho,garellette, , , considering, that, jn authorizing the cannon:Ore of. illc fisheo, it is essential that measures shoutd be taken jio prevent fraves aid 'obstruct any coateutticatkus with'.the a . rmy, he *nines is falloni:-.• . • • • • • * '•- - ' - ". • . .. *•" I. Every Asking-vessel schatsoevet, before gni . " ip Oa. - must be provided with o permit, siseeityltig the ar e or radii. ber, and forth 'Of the vessel; the names, deicripifistit'itisd-Is , sidemais of the Mew,: antlibe came Of the f o wr.er of • 'the vde. • •• 4 • . eiti ;• • • . This permit shall bigiiren by the Military/ Colonbutdpet of. the district inwliieli the toaster of the vessel resides. "2. iivery time that a fishing-boast. leaves the shore, she - shall be visited by the'Castom-kouSe ()dicers, aad her permit • 'inspected by the COutraandant of the obilics!y pest estoblish • eti. on the coast, or in the village nearest• to the point of de parture. .• , • L " If the. fisbiag-boatsails from a port or roadstead, her per mit shall in shut case he impacted and .verified by the Omn i wander of the guard-ship in the road, mid she Xlsellise.si.iird ley the e -Cwistoot..bonse Officers. i ~‘,.s, linressel, either ac her. departure or oo her * return, shall past the guard-ship without being visited and hos i t g itr pan alt verified by the anima:house ()three of the l + t • '• '. • " I .. pest. • . . L'• "A. II ditie, fr om unforeseen circumstances, lishing•tinats r Shill' !Vibe seeneldigeti to held commenkation with the eoe- -iii:V,lttiiy`shall,' on (hilt 'return, forthwith report. the s iiire 'to the commander of the gitard•ship, or die nearest poin to . lisi4ritliste of Inndiog. . . ,.. • - 64. Fishiag-beats shall, in no case, iseAdosittefore the morning gsn, nor return lifter the ersing gin,wvisliant basilic obutitted permission. . , • " Rikinsid circumstances compel-them to. land, after. the evens ; . ..laggun, they shall thereof inform. the Commandos( .sif:t{re prrestpost to the place where they shall have stopped. i ...►!! 5. lishing-vesaels or beats shall take on hoard only loth ~ •41rlawand precisions as shall tie ttmessi' iry for, their use, dor. • itlse time they may be supposed to be at sea. • • . Everyartick, except w tiateloiegs to their oreapition. insind on bOard'at their deparitire or retain, shall *conk,. . le 7. Pishing-boatsplcmg - the coasts shall ant, unleAn fro% noforesiea'ateidear, •tititain at sea more than eight-Anil-forty .. ['boort r the•tiortrisall km -reckoned Loin the last 'exisminaLltsik .....•• or their permit; • ' . • . ' , • "8. A French soldier shall he put on . board ewe ' s of the ... fishing-boats, the masters of which are suspected of Winiggling or co mmunietik pith the Inemy - ; and in ens, of flit cetphite .of.api4tirote,toldiers by the enemy, the ksbery shall be io . . stattly prohibited, mid a getrral einbargo laid ou all ibe vii r . selOtbetein•empl9ed. In short, the village ssltere the g}hc,r7 entneesides shall be exemplarily punished. _ P. The vessel; employed in the hecriog ats4. welted coil IWtery ,iillil not put t'o'ica until the Marshal' Doke at fthigiu shall has;C• been authorised to tike a 'regniation:Witli imipu"fi to theta.' • 4i /41. Every•lekirig-vessel, net having on hosinc at har re ; writ, theerewspecited is permil, shin litraispi'estinted. "" A va cs -oereal limn be mar off' ibe hamber of • men, ar ticles, papers, aserclandixe, ant gouda au board' at tho'lluse Of neque , tratiMi. • • • - ig The masterxbap be fbrwarded, front past -r. w ist,l6 the ' acid - g u st's, with i copy of she proe4-airtid itt the seSueitiallon; aid the papers found on board. " 11.:TbosaatpmeaFgrelishitU he takea with regard toil*. . jog -vowels, in which inereltandize of English manufacture, a$ colonial pioditee may he'four4; , . (Signed) " The Marshal Duke of lI,EDGI(I."' -.- Arastertints_4B l Y IL 18 1 0. 11 • • 'Publishes the *erne , regulation, for the llenefft of all those whom 'lt concerns; ordorittg 'heel stricily•to couturtn,theMselves thereto. .' ` .* . .. . . . . , VAS? ins* tit.of; • . - - - • The abote-saetnitiaml *iillster. • , • Amsterdam, Jaly.lB,lBld.. . . ' F(S)i NCFO UT ) JULY Is.—Letters from the gotttli ' of \ France, dated "'bunt the beginning •of ,fit: mortar, contain the.following partiettlirs're.Oscr..; 4tlrthei - sinte•Of 'thing' its Spain : • : • . • . •st In addition to this. imsressicm made by tli spisailid . progress • Of . .the:Frooch arms* sited 'IN eqminencemeut of SprOg,itie-most judiCiotio mea sures have been oduiite4:for. maintuitting Interuill tianuillity in the .conqttercil prisrinaoa,i - Fd; thq, attainment of this nbject the • s'.itne . meads baeq been resorted to *hick were emplitycd:ibusileara and in the kingtioitt of Nispleg i -with.. the differ:. . Cum-only' amt . *: necessary to apply therm to Inca olrennistutees,, end , the • ukstinald • character tj the- knhabitantri.Y . . Of.Atirts — description; As tut; easployment of-itorealrit eelutaru . in' each tnili. ; tory districi : tqfich,s acting iota ,a sontasOn ;Cen tre- r,troverse tie &Stria aarigael gifAhalais4 ll at! 'llireati4ii4) :and pursuo.and desir'or tha;renttiini Or irst,:gertns,-4(the bonds of inturgents - in their m.) , 4 ,seetretrefreatt; Of • this desriptido lira •ii fig euntdoymeitt of a .nameiptri :Grilditi•Jheris lit 114. ir tivi4tc4'iti . the rest of did' creitch :terrains, Who am' rperiallY Gitsegeil.--ritlf.' Prem . tiwiN ' this peace of the interior. s' Another of 41 1 Pfe:Aitaing 1.1 tho'conetraction, of island forts in tho 'different . proyinees !Molt 'aka' a distance froni,pe seat of itide. • Thesajfetiy foettialielfebeWed'*idt garri. -inn t,. niefft'vit 14.?Atuintfrousi and.lerciel)uth ',it I,llllghtif.deins . fibil tenfrel politioni to f4iilritush t+.iirt4,.- 4 'Phititer . ,are clon?iyouf thillupptial of artiltOry:' , and .amittettition '.. lko4ll6iiroo.d . ept4 tifE• . ;•• - rte,...(Ovi.the i ! !`piiirt; if the' Isibay •to the; •• `''; '• vitt tom; this - poilit!'' or kund4gs4qus Coq , , • ••• . * .i . itni niikiiitl 7 4trilye*frtim ~ Franctri fists sire' .Silkdtit'fdritni: rearaits ant (ityisixtrilltso llt il • OA 'Erisilist and..ilisciplitted; , :loniaguttrey • 4 ; : .:041 tittic - !seittt.';,ter -.lei!) .. theio . -itoueloct .corps. 9p#lfOirteipal military fond and lint of erkiirmatifitittbir beiviecaNfatiri4 and ilayenne, Se : eon& filets tic;. OdirtidettiPtion art akeadt: cony .gfryreoilidi,:rie the -, firtifteettolif and Otsi!vili piciti. it ! o ty in exisfinCe,..halicktir. intproptii tiiiklol! 4 a'state of defedce. - • •Tfef. thd . cit T :aflicto f tt as been strciigthcced• ! **"*drits - .lviliab: render if I military ttetiot- of cOnOtletilsitfloOrtan. ti. The citadel of Padeoebo; - *l?iati Or. Ot,t 7 a rjoii k 1 rye a ir; b 7 lilt admit to* At! ~ oil.. kieeit ;c ;retie() ittto ai p lotiptAlipe fa _- .44 iitt of . littg4l,- . *li s teh is 011ie saticl? is, 7 . -;; „ S.. ;.*: .