The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-18 00:00:00

have sums matters of *tic history preceded and lad to the elevation 01 a Frenchman to the neat succession to the Crewe... arbitrary system: Of government pursued by GUSTANUE IV. rendered Min extremely whilst hiss reserved and austere deport. We have received a file of New York P a pers this : unpopular; morning, to the 9th olt., frim whlth we have taken meat served to jamas.' the ge nera l dislike. T h e several extrects.—Halifax Papers have also come to : lest address of the young Monarch to the Berghen Stockholm, after the assassination of Goo hand to the 26th olt., bringing the important intelli.l 4 ” tal TRIMS Ul ' was pronounced from thst.'pedeetal l gence of the Americans having being compelled of that beautiful obelisk erected at the rear of rho evacuate Little York, an Upper Canada, with c0n...! siderable lose. The British force, when *attacked by i Stme-stettet ( great . castle). As soon .as hey held " e nded his speech , a voice from the crowd exclaimed, t`'. , American', consisted only of 900 Wilts British and ,'_ It is a Pity a criminal should aimed there without 700 Indians. It will be seen by the article copied ue from the ./wore, that the town of Havre de (' irate , an iron Dollar rond his neck." Te render the Point - • bad been attacked by an English squadron, and of thi s , i us sarcasntelligible to an English reader, it is i D early deetroyeit i necessary to explain that the Swedish pillory consists! By the following paragraph, copied from the New of a pillar of wood , to which is affixed a massive York Papers, it appear s . that the British squadron chain and collar of irons which collar is locked round the neck of the person condemned to this in. I were Wheeled of 40 seAlin4 of the American fri- • 'famous punishment. • So strong was the impression i gates :•-• . c New TORN, Bitailk-allite Swedish ship Adolph produced by this insult, that he is said rarer to have , arrived. at Boston, last Tuesday; she was boarded., forgotten it, but to have cherished, ever after, the by his Majesty's ship Emulous ; the boarding op;cer t ' most settled resentment against the, burghers of io'forreed hire of. the. ;Oleg of the . fresident, and ,Stockholm. . . • I If the late King of Better, "hat ' posemalrilat I Congress triples, and that they , were seas - off.relre i courage and talents of Itivsuppossdfather, he would, Cod, on Samsisy, steering South-East.". . ' ;. ..............;-... .._ .., . perhaps, bare succeeded" better h' his wicked. design The infatuation cherished by the peclillif 1114 , ofetislaving that brave and hospitable race. But his land is at least eateat to the falsehooddisseidnatial by ' pereimal .coinage ,stood suspected; and no Man can the Members of Government. How often has it been ' remain King of the Swedes who tabours under the repeated by the Mlnisterial...Priuts, that there could - .imputation of a want of rourage : the want of morals be no doubt of the Couri Austria's views being . his been overlooked—but the want of valour—never. ] favourable to the Allies !--f.dis ! it is now onequi- , GUSTAVUS IV. by 'means of his feeble and selfish vocally shown that the contrary is the ease, for the Ministers, corrupted the Parliament of Sweden (the , Polish corps, commanded by Prince PosiirowsasilDiet), and through that corrupted body, one by one, has been allowed to cress a part of the Auttrims 4 •Ke -annihilated the rights of the Swedes: he violated Emperor's dominions. • An official article of in..this coronation oath, destroyed the liberty of the press, formation to this parpiiiirwill he found in the French: rind governed directly contrary to the fundamental news of this day. The EMPEROR himself set out on :laws of Sweden.: 'He selected : the 'well-known Count the Ist of June for Bohemia, through which king- IJULASALI his reigoing favourite.* This Persoh was dun the Polish army was snowed to pass in its,way the son of a provincial. clergyniso, and, at the Reve4 to Zettau. The Treaty between Russia and Sweden i lotion of I7n, a clerk in the Chancellory., .SR eta perhaps one of the boldest State Papers we have ' distinguished by his fawning alertness, asii.liifelii t read. Nor have our Ministers shave less her, i cipled ageleseence in" all 'the absurd antirebkrary di din making theleiown special treaty with the tpr ijectt of :the King, by wheat he was . loaded With', lON referrible to it.' . lis one respect, however, they honours end riches; whilst, by hie counteinsei he \ li ;Mt be so ameibs Maps as the world imagines r . l wan almost universally hated and despised. • Tha i we with respect. tiz.:tlite . epPeteet improvident .1 tyrannical and capricious system of governmeet Mit aliPlica of the money "they are eritrasied with.— ;.every one with disgust, thee* alone 'excepted, *kV! Weans in urselves persuaded that they are about' littered his rites to obtain an opportunity of plan, to play the of deep phliesophera!--.-Knowing ' derigg:their.conntry.. The army, navy, therch l oa the varieties of : hief meney,,applied both in pep- I well .as the merchants and egricelturists, Were. alt . lic and secret len : ices, has brouslit AM this unhappy : alike surfeited with the felliesofthek I/flanged 11 ,•• kingdom, in saissidiekag 11/1114iiNeMiD Coetws,inidl In 1807, it was in agile**. he assieesigathe M in bribing hats Gintlierir, they *re about to banish' and expel •Gutrovtis free thethienti'4 l .l4llllleekal it, perhaps for vier, to iforimers, whence it was' of a suspected illegitimeta birill l 'ilillldiebbithsiiist unhappily dog. With a gpaltan resolution, there- i his coronation oath. 'animists*** heir*, arcise, fore (seeing the *pits has so luckily devised a suece. [ which gave a new tarn to thointentions of the pia.. daneum for the over-meek coveted ore), these men of. triots. They wished' first to make an experimentos, real greatness, however disguised by a veil of paltry I the• King, ondtry tosein him over to consent to a Om& i Ilimil little acts, are about to emulate the immortal' pleteandredicalrtfores of the whole Goeriament; to.:, Lycnaaus, and p u t i ron or steell into the hands of revise and new model it, taking as. guide the prin. every Englishman, i ns t ea d of the reputed precious I cioles of the British Constitution. To obtain this i metals, which, by th e ac t o f every bi g h waymau, is ' desirable end, they sought the acquiescence and proved to be of a harder and more powerful nature the aslistance of the British Cabinet. They wished , than either gold or silver. If the vast, the almost that Cabinet to advise their King to Meet the wishes inrompreben3ive nature of these wise legislators' of his people, and avert the impending ruin of lii. plans should succeed (as they assuredly will, if they House„ by persevering in his unconstitutional mods e,t are much longer in office), we can . again, whenever . government. This propose] was made in April,ll3oB., we please, " turn all our lead"—No, our iron, The negotiation carried on by the late Mr.Peacaesr.. '`te gold." Oh rare ! B r i ta i n for ever ! For Briton; and Mr.Carrarno,teiminated In the following NOVIIIII•.' never, never will be slaves!!! • her, by these Gentlemen declining to interfere. ' It. The Freuch Bulletin, speaking of the taking of was certainly a delicate matter to iutermeddle with* Ilamburgh, says, " The Dukes of Cum * eximaxe the Wirier Govern-mitt of an independent a11y.,:-. and Bsumswicir, Princes of the HOusz. or Ewa— Oar Ministers were, however, apprised, that by each LAND, mi s sal just in time to give eclat to the cap.. interference alone could w revolution is Swedes-be tore and rare themselves." Now this kind of wit is prevented: the event ipeedilY verified the peak the only abuse that the French indulge in. They don't don.. Ia March, 1809, the unfortunate .Monarch even say J oan flviL's hunse, nor Jou ie O'Gno.er's was put eader 4 arrestpend sent a prieouee tithe r mire, which the Post and Courier, in their place , lace at Gripikobo o bore so many Sieetil would say. • i had boa aantwed. It is a fact s that v ;fit. in which the Prussians were victorious. It is win stated, that Brunswick is in possession of the filmians and Prussians. ... :.. • • .1. 4.- r.• • • if [O:CRARLIS ,Tes,i4, a Martha' of rranee . and - .• of the Fre** Empire...—lifheet we recollect to 1. , an abyss of misery Sweden was reduced at the ASCOT RE4Tir Ric ifs. cement of the year II(, , tprivering on the i • ray verge of political 'cleairection.; when we con- mown nay, wrovesaav,..res l6lit. 1 The Duke et York's Plate of fifty Pounds, for ail ages: three .. , . .ea t olds, Est. 71,b. fuur.year.olds, ilet. We. fire year eldst o Wt. . . templato.kik pemoot elevation and ascendency in the Liu. sr* year olds, and used, ga • • politic! of Europe.; we cannot but admirelhese I . i js r r: ' i rt a ri t irt i ta ti ch avi C e I t;y s ilei t : 41 . 1 d . - - 1 .. . s- 4 transeeediat bilents by which alone this almost ma- I . /1 13 % P e e a r i t a . ' Ca '• ► l l ,l'! ) a rk y r id . S .. • 4 'glut thangehas been. iffseted. CHARLES - XIII. tol l 34 11 r. Riehenleou's Orson , 4 - ear i s c o e ld t . : • , Th ' e A 6 ib t a e n 4 asailutHainlet Y ,aud . 3 to I wind the seared. 3 wham the Swedes looked op ) and not in vain, as- y S o la id k c ell o g , 84 11f ; $ 1 6 1. 1t itsa mestizt : Bs h i y s t ib ft . pr . three year • 'their hit hope and refuge; but whom the dimes, and 1 Mr. Blake's h. f. Yafr Royal other prints contemned as a vile usurper, as'a hoary Duke of York's c. by Giles - . s -, i ba d D . tindas' o s n e t ....by ro Ceiario - traitor t honoured and courted by Russia and En g-- • 3 : b ther to Mountebank • ' - - • 4 land-i-has been invested 'with the actual sovereignty le 4 on• Vale Royal, p Sae re. • • The .th Sw4l:3; o s l t d 7 a s k , stakes m ot' T w ent y-e v e f i i ti er ests yea ea r c o h i ktfn ix fue .. of one of the most valuable colonies in the world, 14 and promised the futnre possession of Norway! and.: Date of of 7crki i c lu b e r d al h er . 4 10. - ~, - that 66 rraolutionary monster, BEttyasOTT2," whom '. Air: L‘dbroke's b. c. Octavio,- 0' 2. those same vehicles of scurrilit and falsehood brand- I 64eeita l c i i i n? ,es oetari e titn n d 7 to 4 after &edam! fuel t: a Sae nee, y A Ti ty Gainers each, for Horses 'Wattages. ed by every oprobrious epithet-their precious rocs- Mr. Dimdae's ,Mountebank, 5 years old - . I Lord burepont's c. Gahm* - • II bularies could furnish, is' now honoured by the ,•'Capt. IrLee's ro. to. Gemna • - • • - 1 • n the wiener. o 4 to visits of a British Prince, adulited by these.same on: 7 n principled Journals, and formally acknowledged by * ' •* , • oar, swoon) tr TAX 17'rit. ' The Forest Stakes of fitly Outman each, h ft our Government as Heir Apparent td . the Throne of , . ; ..t i• .. - Yale Royal walked ever. 'R . •Sieden i.! I' - •' ...i ..,tf . ThiallalWttiWl Last Year of the Renewed Ten Gaiaea %seeP .1. . • ' - - stakes. i leg • n a to the . governing . n .p motive o r tellietcateepnert - - '"' 'rd , t the present politics of Sweden, we havo,sre.irelidr( D. o f y er r ste .e.• - - .., . ~ • 6t04 en the winner. - 3 means of getting at it than our cotemporarles. All. . A Sweepstahes of One Hundred ;Guineas tack b. ft. Set. 51b. the difference exists in oar different penults. Our - • • • - Theurer mile. , object is to ascertain the truth, and spread it abroad: tr a. " l "PeY....'bY Pliehlisoll .• • , • -•- 1- ~ s• • ' • C.- Ter Wife.. ', ~ ,• - .„: . • - 2' whilst, with too many of thew s . their efforts &rills.. The (.. ids Cn, ...lt^ 1 " OaE n ll4 wing r dtrd il .- 'W. 4 mtisY. ..._ ,_ __, voted to dead, distort, and smother it. ~ .•.. .. .";'.. .of stquime - tiola — . 7 t . heeetiZ liene - ttrrect4 . ve , Celk a .. hts .u stak bit7n e iti f n ol i -\; •'-' :I, ••' 7 • • : 'M it ! h i re ' a ' sh e w -i?° "lntb 7 u 3t rti e , 4 84c re ' ars ' old - ' 1 , We are glad to see that Mr. Witll24lo.lliihipat IA Lowther's A'cpar'-, hZ , ()viz, 4 ymrs old • - •• g H. R. II '.. 1 , . (A Tel" .., . . nucleus -a stop to the-extravagant we may swy . the insetting ) • , 'i to 4 great titWims r-5 to 4 sqtaint - 1.4 Lowther. 3 designs against the venerable Windrist Forest. lLet• - ini t-' ... - , Moe of Fit / Pattids, for all ages. • . Lord G itneearre and Mr. 'NABI . I lie asked,. what: M r. M, T re t ae t",,,,. b -. : ci. ° ~,,,, saki , - . ' : 1 1 2 2 _ 5 was the extent of the plan of building the Palace we M me r . .. a e a r t evr e reirs " a s il O y r v i , 7i. .- 1- -, - • 4 4 spoke of ?'A Lodge, indeed i Call it setkat they i..,. 9 to t ag.slast tbe winner-Al to 4 - against Selim. please :it would have been a west monomentsof the, lifer KAI SETT, -the Princesints Auousrs, Er.tx s lavish sad jobbing elpoo di euee . o f a half ea l ue d ye t- Intirn.andlAise s arrived on the Course, at Asr9t, I,_ in two spec landaus. The ICI . al fr. s.; prodigal nation. lirsiishatibe glad to belie - iron Mr. Wiriest's, tow ninabering tietbiri*Opus' prevent . the pilfering of Are wood, °its*" itegivit lautery i .....%- ' breath of such trees terbienene. inn I , • • Tbstlas of trees titbit*. been eeneenb baked , . • ' • L A and , se ansieedirlledsta' eat' for , bp' °WI 0. 11 • IGREULTUKR. 'Wile/ at ibe Wece-11101141the Town, as well as a the riltridiliti•; . iiid 'fiat thrived, nor b e e n a n" • UNTY c KILDARE FARMING SOCIETY. , . .0 . • ii cou ic4ll.l4,Al4 lr i,pb s when our Paper went to The Duke of Leinster, whit itas patrigically be. , . ••• ---• “•••-• -.- • - WOW ••• • ••• - - • ; • . • . come a zealous agriculttiristi presided at the Simmer - ...: ' , , • ~ . ' . 'mtel - Teetirtlay atllsteteecteek the Cablitht - Ministers,' Meeting of this Society, which took place at May. nuoth, on Wednesday, the 24 of June. , Tise,objett 1 ., of this day's attendance was the encouragement . of the uledgeitt the Alillttrdfii 4 tht •L lid g e , of , tile : A L . A . re. "" the Bree4of Cattle and of Sheep-sheaiiiqu far which Afipkielood. theh.. o ,...tennen (P!' the ''l-.B''''') tied a the-different wettilunts avid Medals were made. , ' ' ' The Judges, Mr. Critchley, Mr. Bqginti . and Mr. il4lB6l* Yestor it tiay 4W the F° P relP rinarsa ,"llll o 6 7:W.C4s - ' tool(an ' airier ! Atkinson, proceeded to • the examlnatiolrp et - the from Blaokheeth to Kensiegtop, a nd returned in thei s _ p. nee &hearing,- as welt as that of the Show of the eteeing tir dinner. ICattle attending ; and the , Judges having made op 'Mr:Justice GROSZ is 4to hive at length retired uc le the returns of their decision -umn the merits of the fioas the Court of lEing's nth, and is to be put respective claimants, the Meeting': afterwards ad essda' accordin g to re P ° ibi Mr. DAarrina ' 1 jaunted to Grahem's• Inn, i Maynouth, to dinner; at-Plymouth!siraiD9rwrla-aPP°intte4Q: C o man ' a 't. dw-inCh l er which being ended, . his Goes the .Qiike.of LainstOrs A the room co. —r .I,ollelt. C AL Dzn. * ft _ how va i na m e . syesineet, stated, to a ,entnerous and respectable The recent French Papers sheer as 4 aS ' ireinb . ifilt . ef Gentleman •aad farmers, 'outing from a pommies. BOSAPARNI considers Hamburgh, oot I different puts of the county, the iotlowing Adj udi- Merely by the onerous contrlbitionhe is keying upon i , fora .. .! 'cations- of. ;Premiums :•-,- It t ibut all.* the manner' lb, following most, ,Ntortieeedle a litter , lint r fic respectability In :bir ehreat ee Saturday s , `.frosediately before he oate rday, ccupied-the p'rince's stand, and after. the first ri , e^ . they retired to the Queen's Maud, accompanied by the Debora YORK, where refreshmept was epsred io a marquee. The Duke of Ycui entertains "the Members of the Jockey Club at Outlands during the .Races . - bs wrote a paper, in l e hwwwslits person who 'OP portlie r . saline years ego. whim the body of -Beside . atosidot, the surgeons aikpressed ashy, of the wound, that ta• of anatomical knowledge, Gotta FSXOIIIAII4III 7 JP= Ada 's prices •Lord flootboo has of lloosskset i r d st HM I thatlesitttot y Arts I Ilisaassit.C6lol4:l4 M j • . ".i% e; - • - Cadiz one of the *objects of their eassdiestipeopfigeilejirepii i : --7 -. 11 4 4 - 7kfolitsie Dot A? ordt ErciAlcm" htterneir D e ,ark and Seredeisif-AoMeitgiviow k. gib i ' ‘" " F4;01'641* dieffistitifioisiii Ow - a . .cruifie' ; the Dreg* *WAS of *art bits It siiiald y,ll ho lt 914 St .• . tediabowie 6 4 d d . , , .. , ..":"•••••• ~, . . 3 per cu...ed. Ig i s h E n A. . ner. ttlib Si ~ • Min% it in,dttt#r of htillg ttlifliff .„: . 4 ' :. 'At alltaitias that a Bastian Patina would •hgem . .ll•l4,:i. fc ' t p Pe . ." 1 ' 1 " 44 - h' • . '. , i .n . A ' 4 ti . t . f . l i r > , a 4 per Cettt. tom. ' Unto*. S•pr dip • . . . matse nt o r pt ose e , Jtrtril 1.-=-. rto Lit &psi e i „., ceetp , nit oweinar4l.4 p their liraPaSed_. new ma s ters. i *i...., ! . 4 sift" 4 .:/. l 4.*tt Nam* of : g!rsaard '' - 4 ' ' •-• ships Pei ' - Se?' - Ind" Weivitnich, *la o : . • c anno n foe cct. 5704 - Dllolllllrk t .110**,0', is about No. - ... ~ - ii . •frei . 3 P" Cent " Ms " 14. loc. Ms. 14i . Lottery Tickets ' ' —o il "' * lll. att. convoy from tho.Duestre— Sailed his Majestes ship ""'"' llu. """"lieloOstfer't•Wili Peemlesing Mmealf of the magendesi# , ... :* S. s !.*olseds . .de Sisk - lind impofltitt aneksores" had en.. Wolverene, for off Cherburgh4 and thst sloops Illi'li,' . STATI4 I %WA A • / • -..5,. . , - lately captered from the Norweigliii4_,,,, A ~,. .; „,. , ihtedaitili - !impoverished tlw people-- eibeasted the Dri ll itnti and Hate, for Modals wish Pshoesel , 4 k ! . The Benin Gatelte , it metes; kiiirfigg t _pa t reo. erastssormalllatedzofamerce—destroyed thearmy —.-Passed np Channel his Majesty's ship Druid, with' . . . . , ~ _ _ _ .. g at:=S: l = 2l2 o 2 ," -- , the ban, as it werst.- 7 it was net '• • •1 4 411stillwerhetepitirlate of Finland—and laid Stotit. a feet irony iligh.,"*. ~ , Porto ___, LUNIWN: pe t Joni! too—unto in the rOuria ' •-' of June as usual. The ' : b o te tO kliatltseH r opal to the-Irruption of the R u ssians !--A.I hi 0 ' tetkaw, ,vary iS, ill& . . . • ......;:e_tfrii•-•:: 13 : • .:' ; ..' •.' •.• ' * . discover what tool, they afft..wwiat•sr tee. To. 'MOO whet letnalaed of Sweden, , . is p mono, of islabon, from Bombay,.beettd to Lis.. 4.....1.0.= . L . , • _ .. with a valuable cargo, captured . . by the Lyon . . and preserve b en , A Iliad fretn Heligoland arrived this morning 4 legigne`ot-their greet meeteeik Tiitit lipose • gond to ,tOS. ittheAskoseOnttnink of a kingdom, under such • French privateer,. and re-captored t roe days since !, ; riogiog Papers to the Vag lost. by which it will be` enenterhldistee'the •deadlY "Ill'i l ' -611 46164 waellw!.i sliePosstia sismialetalsces, was more than could here. by his• Majesty's ship - Achates ) *he has also arrived froth a cruise"; the Ocean? is last from Pernirabuco, ! en that the French have levied a contribution efs TINY itiatrict the People . hi 11 , 41 !'llhl,v 11 , 1- itatiothil been espected., , Probably It was owing to • ' . - ' . theinterferenceof BONArArrythst At,INANDIIII daa4l • waded saga , she discharged . part of her.cotre t . and took on I : lorr y-roue Mason - of •FaANIS upon the .. al way. . • 1 woara saga, and coffee for Lisboa.. The French oars 4,115 of Hamburgh. According to Shybek, 64 IMO • There_ lan . be no doubt that . s i i i p erot r .of sot miTgliste the eistireconquint of aweden. the ". " • :- • • The plandered her of 40,000 dollars • Arrived the Out- peatlat#ol# *hints the delforosted .Kitsg. had • lam •fertsts Allefintas, and tetteriand, trap 14ew •York, ii a good round sum;" awd, if enforced, must; mat Atieste's journey tato Hoban's,. lato .esairt at the . d istress, hit frettly impoverish , the lohattitaeto otortelasion, if not at khe continues eit.,, the tableet biiii::4opotei,' toss, Ceillineed after his faiii-:- hi days bound to Sweden. '., 01 .• y . 7. of Peace* to be . negociated At i ?rig* ti to!. beak*: hisutsersio •b e . e ig e ed me . o w e eti eit , bh o n . • Fampbtren, June 15.—Sailrd the ikktuf Kent of that once flourishing dty,. . HutGOLAND 4 UN . e... .1 2' 10 The French, for the. two etbet 'Noblemen of grei,f ...P 0 44181 'Omits, lie aft : *.*erstolitimeetdiiis iiith Um ; lied them, , etkeY _fw l4 'bosi &Poing 14lokoSt for Corona; • , - .. • mmencer pacliir, for Halifax i and the Wisalser purpose 4 punishing•tho citizens of Hamburgb, hew iilo4ee Count Marrearricy in hiiii!iis .: . . ~ I • is , =ilifyi if eel . tiefeef, . the.. ietrilt oft c o t Franks .4 ` The • r..meney of Ge - ' • • ~ &mantled a contribution of 84 milliont of , , papa - IttaNy.l)ga k' if I, put . ~.. „..,. u tt i, i k, ar vis f sh i d d . This lamas Ai ro ol ts fo j r . Cad riz 11 4,_ ali The ites uag aits. calikarol. to he paid within foor weeks, from the 12th inst. the' east., and greatly reduced the priij: if irwirid l lo • !,- PlitkNa I.ina l ,llhtteisistyng *wiliest inslablosit paceet is just arriverl_rby her ire learn that the. half • the remainder in bills payable tit, the &pattern of the. E4pegsz..4j,„&ezezeu. ers , mmeeps*lse' MOO hoc 111144.0efthi t niksims.; and, Matrices* evacuated York. ows shortly alert Oar one in cash, Paris; those who have_ bees- .ftest. liberal in theirl Prep. ' Mogi ai*lliq Pe°0 1 1, 4 40. 144 .' 0 , 1111 .& , !_ 1 , 1 .. .1%0 a libirllO*Alskelyikii Witt. the lio. tr poss ession. _ of it.---His Majesty's st4a Lams 4 _... asp, mug -tionmati with eight sail of merchant- subscriptions for the liberty of.burmaity v - aro to pay : ' be Ottivalrills l * : o o ,t ,„_ .r. !'?!* l 4 l loVit.tht‘lierw' o l i i. ool 4 ll 74 6 rtriefdttlialt4h l . lll,ll ll l datt swre Air b ooe d to. &war . were=b; the . &re . ...f...„ - ..„ . 10iia ~.„4 004 . • ~ , Ms ter part of It. Light of the melt 4spectiltle i Sors"" 111426 " 1 -lblilimr-eu r s 7 ? 4' 4' .• - •''• '. .•''• -', • 4..• • .• • <, - l k . ' II . Vol i weer,' tioutessikosimiriha:o4, 7 4 •o*iii i .o4o4 4 1 inhabitants of Himbuigh, among whom are Messrs.l . - • siluseitiat*bee onowinisiptiutiseisent•te Brigland t . , , , - —. • P. Godeffry, S. Schroder, Faber de Chapeaurougz, .i ed t ro t r : e w it e do a p tt t e io m is t ; o th Penet e p - olit t ci 4bi tiii i i iiisthn io it a g o akkila by :: .lllllllll.4l****l-i" " : *ll4l. - . have been formed inte a commission to . n ig uiate thi /S - ed and their Isle lb • It •1 i es en, .. .iif the Prince Anowitzwevas originated, we f / k il t ° L 641-44114 has been taken by the Raul Jones sums to be individually paid. 1 ceirsiry to lay before mar. Readers levee- Warmth% i • A battle is said to have been fought on the 29th :nahuof eintand . ins deaut .; ed th „ • i 1 Anierieen privateer, and was seen about two days' matters of secret history . * tc h - -b* h preceded aid led to' -"'"— r 4.5. r' v eR Y °r ; sail fMa St& M ry' IV I Lai ...111"...... -... T... 1.:. .. IS- -.6.1.....2 -;/' 'Ci• -...._ ' __,2 ,sa r ••. 1 . g Inver. • • 4 41 , : r f • • k • t 4 k 't 4 ti • • -- . Coils one of ibe 'objects of their vestettlepsontigi Om* - I shota--4 hit. 4 0 14 alii.,ooo" : I .or ~, : jennv.if -- ......A.rrtesel tte Doe* tatedf, front . ' -- -- 7 - 1 4- 3"rirlte "iistill's r . , 1 , . ii uts. DOA AT ON t Ea - MAIO/6e bet.'" Di gigark an d s wo e s tie.A. g lg o i t i lv k, so li - gt ; tog it i g t h ig di g st oig eg o gr oi• o ir gi t a U cruise ; tie Deg* thiali of **or, bas o ,signed isatoetrods 64 d • . • • . fO,lll ll a ...fir ~-* 62 , 1 flats . fts , es gm. sin. , • eeensskKegudpe , ing= Milos Batumi Pitting would iiittolBl.l- fer - Pe • ." 511141 "' •• '. .... • . - 1 4 t i . . I.f. M . '< .t 4 • ditnief.,,, ;. • 4 ‘ < lit 3 P ee tsul. 6•74• . '''" ' 0 ......thit0 -1 4 4 44 .3 .Pr p d I P • , their Or:opened new motor& risme: tat tibtbd GRlAttr Nogg of gwleord ' '- 4 . • I' ' ••• sil r ps " P rg e l i g a:r i t t Sae jtjtdi .l4 ll.-7 n ar lYerilmith all 41.11 Wlib Y It I per ( .4 •2 1 % . , 11 i , $ I"" ' iw ,!'w, ' • Count' tor ,tect. 57041 • Denmark, .IMoreier, is about ..bir. . 14 4 4 4 10 * P" Cern' a a .167 flial ties this iltlipitislmi desPitle Ong dm do! coevoy from ° theDenwee-Salled his bliajekes ship i „„ s , am. 14e .. Lottery Tickets' . - -,... • • '1• of theme etiedelle so. thiened s ids sub'- end !impolitic eseasures • had en. Woloereose, for off Cberburgh.; and thl sloops ...s. • lately capered from the Nsewegiew. e ..f., ~. •;.•, , slatedelit lespeterilehed the people-. existested the Brfliittrit and Yale, for Morlaix, with prilionen h . , 1 1 1/'1 4 3 . STATESMAN.. - The Berlin Gatelte, It seems, Jilifrtiggiagizalgp. fr apasertre•Wantaillatedcofeeleree-destroyed thearnap -` Passed up . Channel his Majesty's ship Druid, nit 11 . . . . ~ g at =S:l=2l2o2' .. " - - , tips ben, as it were- s it was link . •• . :ei4eittleter' • hole pitiviete of Finland-and laid Stotitr i a gpvet irony "lb"' , LONDON: 1 LEMOUTH JODI! 18..--CAlleo in the Portoreelle ' •••' of June es usual. The . -, to. hitailbeilf open to this - irruption of the Runtime !-... 1 s hi p 0 ' - iit b etepeir, AIN; tS, illil. : : disc o ver Whet tool, they atft.:l4ll44,iit•ir ' .*: Te.retehe 'whet • remained of Sweden,' and preserve ban, ceano, o f 1 on, fro m .....ago..- - • .. .with a valuable cargo, captured by the Lyon • 1 8 iligit t rete Nottgotand arrived t hi s morn i n g; designieottheir great maggot. TM) hattee • ailed to pp lethiAntheastrifink of a kingdom , . under such . French privateer,. end re.captered t egg days since - • -- ,ringing Papyri to the 11th int. b y w h ic h it wild ho I eownt n erbalance'ehe deadly evilistlmigeene wo e s. despot* eirciimetauces, was more than could here by hie•Majeaty' s ship - Achates, who has also arrived :il that the French have levied a contribution is!,' PM' Instriet- the people hi do alideit'and- •rineeseliblY been expected . ,Probably It was owing to froth a cruise' the Ocean? is last from Pernernbueo, • , ,eii r _ • did • where she discharged part of hercere, and took on . .. . ffierinterfeteeceof BONAPARTE Oa AtAAIuDIMI board I : to r t e-roue Mictsowtrof •FaAtina upon the •, ol war. ..-; ~. , ,' .. . , I sager and cotes for Lisboa. The Frenchman • . • 'of Cot calmly/hi the entirecotiqueet of Sivioden: The ! & a d ore d he t o f 4 01 000 ois of ilareburgh. According to Shylock, " IMO • There ate •be no doubt Heat ma 'iimp a r o t, dollars.-.Artiveit the Ouse Animate's journey Into Bohtnek s lii.to .amist st the petialaikWeet Which the dethrotted .Kieg, hid. long • teen, adideliatiss, and teteerland, 'from flew York, burns;" and, if emforced, must ' net l ' a good round ' " impov erish , kh o hn ost e r conclusion, if not at *he coefireeee en,,theablect 11.7.;*pechiel, om it s eisetneed after his faff.-e- le S 7 dot it, betted to Sweden. '' .. 1 . distress, bat greatly t h e . _ ‘ 7.t if Peace.' to be, negociated At i ?tri g * V e u e.i l denot ji t selibeo _lt o goo hi s . O t t , his o t o . • FAL* , ars, Juns 15.-Sailtd the bake of Kent , of that once flourishing city., • • th o , two other Noblemen of Olt politleel ittients, HutGOLAND, JONI ' .10.-The French, for . • , • .. • bit the' Jihlitithiptitol.llolseekallie with him ; A id the s ,• , Pll i f: 'Jabot"; Lervfne packet, for of paciset, for ' Halifax ; and the Wisalser • . heves, , ll9stie Count Me n rrzetricu inhie .. 2 . !ll‘ , .: . • . ... .. 2 . 1 - ms ai a=ailigy . .:.. . t . 'l! . . cwt .., lieleen s, . . . ..the , • • Mtn* of 1 c ot * • purpose 4 punishing .the citizens of Hamburgb,peek*, for Codli, all with malls. &mantled a contribution of 84 lenient of Eranki,".: The • • paper-money, of Geihnitee t te , n sison ~ l t pm! - ....,, ~ . ., n . bisth ewer : enfolded : mill Qui•se,_ rimgovni, June 18,- The s ' LW. Cake:rine , . • , to be paid within four weeks, from the l 2th inst. the east., and greatly reduced the p. ; 411. r e eigkee ,Is ~ eset ~esieooo o g she west enalableof pechet is just arrive d by her we fears Piet the. . ...f. „JAM*** I*' Weeletelkise boned her, miihgee t obOodiotoo l and Ateeritans evacuated York Tows shortly thereto? one half in cash, the remainder in bills payable at e the &parte* of the . ••.. their •( Prevail Theretteliani peeititrtaltwgialtd:mosid , i tr a tiet of -thialosatiekernAiit Witt* _ the pee Iltk possession - of it .--- His Majesty ' s ships Lam, • . Paris; those who have.bee - e- •likno._ t. liberal in 1_ ~ , , , t.... 0441: -.... ,; • „. _ , hers !UP' led -Geodes!, with eight mil of mercltant- subscriptions for the liberty of.Giermaisy,- are to pad : ' es° " r - -- ' 14 °1.. -vedw r t. , ~ 1 , 4 - .. 1 ,7„, 4111 tr.,,,, . • !!!!!!!" 1 " 14411.6-41 . 114t . Asps, booed tSt a ir o . were spokg,by the Greaser, the ter part of ft Right of the melt respectable i tore won Ifd ilhoik•Bat *lie dreitr A` .. -..... •• . -.• -•'• -4,,.. , . •,. . "<, -.11Ma1t.,W 1 1 1 .4* 1 . , i 3 1 1 .0°Pa' 'Lieutenadi tinillaselaisri , stig,Shalikeirotheillith ef -.•-•••• -, -. • • • - villmjaegeoiarielitektooiiiiiinti4litrearipeo. ma .aitiror •.. ‘ : -.: ~' • • ' inhabitants of Himbuieb, among whom ire Messrs Before we attempt to peoetrate.tbiiiseval Alia iiiiiitiiiatiobes _ ~ , ... , ~..,. ~. . ~ r P. Godeffry, S. Schreder, Faber de Chapeaurougi, • • - -• • - .., I •led to the adoption of - the politics titedy paitesiel : hy 1 leasseatte &gland s ,. , ' vial dispideed isie Avoca. g o y the duo. The Mono and Lord Saimaa, frost South Amite have been formed into a commission to .iiirinte ta il sWeden and their probable reedits,. we deem it ma. I , • n • - no tate d, rim to London, has been taken by the Raul Jona , .of the -once AWallteuitiewlma °notated, we are; sums to be individually paid. 1 versify to ley before otte Readees..eonet - lidertst log • (* . sh i ed et „I lid ins . - . 1 American privateer, and waeseen *boat two days' , A battle is said to have been fought on the 29th : matters of secret history. Which preceded and led to ' ' v a Dir* mate peved the gray for . . sail from Sta••Mery's River. • of QUAL= JaAig, a Marshal of" rranee, and t nit. in which the Pressians were victorious. It is , the elevation of a Frenchman- to the . wit succeniou i of the From* Em re we recollect' to . win s tated, that Brunswick is in possession of the I to the Cr e we; The arbitrary system . a goaavonatot i . n . „ . Astor HEATH' RACES. * ~. 1 1 an abyss of t isty Sweden was reduced at the II taisiane and Prussians. I pursued by GOSTAXIM IY. rendered Ma extremel y -or- • • ..-.....,..... ‘ommencoment • of the year ISM, 'quivering on the , • secotre nay, wroactokr,•Tilis lett. We have received a file of New York Pipers unpopular ; . - t hi s : whilst •his resorted and austere deport. ... _. ... . • . very verge or political 'oestruetion•when ' The Deter:of York's Plate of Fifty Pounds, for ail age.: throe .• ; served to increaser t h e general dislik .. e. Tlso . - *b es . i . morning, to the 9th nit., frim whtth we !me taken ;trotillent sr,. • pelmet elevation and ascendency in the', lete.,sait yeaf olds, and aged, 2,1 . vi several extracts.-Halifax Papers have also come address of the young ' Mo n arch to the lsa_ _ to , • I Wr. Ladhroke s Hanks, 5 years old - - 1 ' politiCS of Europe.; we eannof but admire :those . kr. 'reesapion'sclt. C. by Selim • . .. . ~. 4 i Stockholm, idler the s assassination o f Goo - : Live-, . r transcendent talents by which alone this alittOst me- i I lir. Pe:Woe's Coroline, 5 years old . 3 hand to the 26th old ., bringing the important intent. ( of Mae df Rottarid's c 6. c. by Sorcerer to 1 TAWS 1,11:, was pronounced from the.' s - INlce of the Americans having being compelled . • P''''''' I gicat eininge.has bete. affected. CUARLIII . XIII. WI 14r , Richantron's Orson, 4 years old t . : 3 . I lof that beautiful obelisk erected at the rear ot. th e • , • 6to 4 against Haariet, and 3to I against the snood. ,V, Ideas the Sweet looked es up, and not in vain, as- ' V evacuate Little York, in Upper Canada, with con.. - ;:The Albany Stakes af tiff Guineas h. ft. for three year • 4 1 Stora-,totter (greet castle). • As soon .as be' led old Colts, Set; A. dud Filtles, Bet. Sib. siderable lose. The British force, when attacked by . : _ their hot hope and refuse ; b whom the Ti and ' hot • - '-• '1 ' I e•-• American', consisted only of 900 British 44 . • criminal 8.0 ~, . _ :a . : ___ , prints contemned ass vile usurper, as'a hoary :, Du k e.. tailAesrt f ranlas ° lC e . by' ti eTa i r t i: - • , . $ il 700 Indians. It will be Men by the article copied it is a iiiS a a wa eland . I trailer t honoured and courted by Russia and Eng. - - •$ , i Lord Egrentont's-urother to Movatehank . ' - - • a n iron collar round his neck." To vendee the pact r from the Arore, that the town of Havre de Grace, a intelligible of this sarcasm , to an English reader, is ey Stakes of Tweaty-Hve Gomm each. 16gs. Rise bad been attacked by an English squadron, and • It =i of one of the' most valuable . co ' • the ld -e Swill' Imams an *of. , ' three lean olds, to carry 7st. 41b. aod fear-year olds, dn. 101 b. . i necessary to explain that the Swedish pillory consists I • Dearly &Mule*: i and promised the future possession of Norma ! and.: Duke of a; to fir '.ll/* New of a pillar of wood, to which is a ffi xed a massive ; i.,.. s , _, , 21. (ldes a 1 O i BY lice following Paragraph ' copied from the 'and collar of iron which collar is locked '• , that - rroodusenary monster, BERNADOTTE," whom '. Mr:Ladbrokes b. c. Octavio, - 1 -- 0' 9. 'York Papers, it appear's' that the British squadron , chain n, , , . - i thOse same vehicles of scurrility and falsehood brand- ' ,* 6toi on Oetavias, and 7to 4 a ft er fttedeael fm t: aline race. A SWefritakes of Twenty Guineas each , forltorses efaikages. i were iefersised of the 4104 of the American fri- • the neck of the person condemned to this in. 1 round : . ~ed by every oprobrious • • epithet •--their precious Tom.. Mr ^ ltadar's ii h t tou c torbank ;a s years el! - - I I ', (famous punishment. • So strong was the impression v - st I gates :•-••• • bularies could fornish Is' now honoured by the ;Voot. tris e r's ro. oil Gomm* t • - • , ~ .• - e ' . , c N Toes, Moirlk-Arbe Swedish ship Adolph, produced by this insult, that . h . e sh is d nidneverto h aveth i visits of a British Prince, adulated by these,same on: ; •;to 4 on the winner. . 1 ; forgotten It, but to have then e , ever after , e ---- • • 1 i arrived. at Boston, last Tnisdayi sbe was boarded principled Journals, and formally acknowledged by The affisiarr . oa r;i 7 areg ß o s t?gri w y tfor ilL eerh h. R. , most settled resentment aga i nst the, burghers of , by his Majesty's ship Emulous ; the boarding otScer s ! _.• .. • , Yak Royal walked weer. Stockholm. . ....i ......'ef - . • i Thalleetalreed last 'fear of the Renewed Ten Geiaea Sweep. ia • formed hiss of dia. loin of the _President, end ; •. • ' Sieden !I I- - •' .. ‘,.. , • 1- • • • stakes. • Congress triples, • and that they , were seen- offtel* i llf the late King of SteitSzst Ulf 'posseesee_tles . r n -i f ,_ s ' •• __ .08-8.. 4., _.• t ri ss o r - - . , ... , 1 g 4 to the - gOterrrig Pint pw;M:iitolive ea •„. . ' snutirmt* -.- courage and talents of kiesupposedfather, he *would, - • • • • - - • '' •'l4 L Yom's na'Lodona . - • 4 . Cod, MI Snedity, steering South.East.' , ... . ' --. the t politicsof Sweden, ha -no imeladee , • - . preen : - - 3 ..............:-- . . . ~ perhaps, have succeeded betterie his Wlckeddeign . .. . . at it _ . pore - .. _ 6t04 on the winner. • - . means in getting The infatuation cherished by the pectidief leg- , efetislaving that brave and hospitable race. But hie A Sweepstakes of Doe Hundred ..C.alocas eadi, h. ft. Sat. Mb. ' the difference exists in tier different penults. Our - • ' • " 'rheum *ie. . ... . land is at least espial to the falsehooddissentinatinl by personal mirage •stood suspected; and ° - • ma° ca n- ' object is to ascertain the truth, aed spread it abroad.' k i t. '" rf "...e b Y r * AU " -. •••s '' . - 1 I , . , t• • • _ • e. : ky Gile s - ~ ~ . - .: . t the Members of Government. How often has it beep reglain King of the Swedes who* tabours under the •; while [, . •• _- • • - 1 nu with too many o f them, . their efforts alto de:, The e iit c .1114 tie.) i nn wilt; :.W.t if ts:Y e:a isti . icrirtinii repeated by the . Mlnisterial • • • Prluis, t h at there could • imputation of a want of rourage : the want of morals •i voted to deed, distort, and smother it. ~ , ... ~,,,.. 1 ast ;A l a crack. • thesec ete end horse torect4ve back Ids stake, for. be no doubt of the s Couiiie Austria's views being „has been overlooked - but the want of valour-never. ' , . ... gg „ ~,, ~ . • " . - bosom-of ail ase.s,-nr. etc.. • • ...,- - 1 . - '•'' - ' Mr: allittio's Whitburn., 4 years old - ' '.. - 1 , favourable to the Allies!--is !it is now onequi. Gustavus IV. by 'means of his feeble and_setfish We are glad to see that Mr. so eternstrett Iltelet Ad Lowther 's A'q ,ar' , -, tiZr ()die, 4 years old . - - 2 . . H. R. II '. It. 0 Y ew ' s • .ranicas 4 vocally shown that the contrary ,is the ease, foe. the Ministers, corrupted the Parliament of Sweden (the 4 ,„ Ito _ .- p E m the-extravagant we may - my •the insuttleg s •; to 4 epOset thelateo r- . . 5 to 4 against Ld I titer. • • , Polish corps, commanded by Prince PostitowszestDiet), and through that correlated body, one by one, a 1 designs against the teuerable Windetit Forftt. 'k'i't'` ur . Ls - ' k . . ; ' s • - 11 ,. rlase .... :t fit y Pattids, fOr all ages. --• 1 1 has been allowed to cress a part of the Auttrims 4 'le annihilated the rights of the Swides: he violated Lord Gientizarte and Mr. 'Naafi 1* asked,. what . ' ter. Trefatia • • re, c, .0), scrim , - • • 2 2 Emperor's dominions: •An official article of ia..this coronation oath, destroyed the liberty of th epress; was the extent of the plan of building the Palace we r i tt e r t elle, re v i•l t ort i.uf e .. - • - . . : - 4 s 4 formation to this - parineserwill he found in the French: ?Iliad governed directly contrary to the faiulameind spoke of ? A Lodge, indeed I Call it what .they _i .. ~ 9to I egoist the erionert! to 4 against Sell n. news of this daY. The EMPERoft himself set out on :laws of Sweden.:' - He selected : the Well-known Count p l ease :i t wou ld h ave b een a vast monument-of theJ lier MIS OTT, :the Princesses Auousta, Ems t. the Ist of June for Bohemia, through which king. UoLAS,IIS his reigoing favourite.* This Persoh was l av i s h and jobbing expeediture• of a half-ruined per hint enditta tw ir so arriv a l ai t u t s be Courtr ii. at i A 7tt , t, dun the Polish army was allowed to pass in its,way . the son of a provincial. elergymae, and, at the Revo4 prodigal nation. 'We-shall-be slid to lemeireitt Mr..., t pied -the Prince's stand, and after. tise .l :rst i) ; ,, c f ^ to Zettau. The Treaty between Russia scud Sweden i lotion of 1772, a clerk in the Chancellory. 'go wee - perhaps one of the baldest State Papers we have ' distinguished by his fawning moaners, are Sacirle. the pilfering of fire wood , . t read. Nor have oar Ministers shows less her, i copied actedeseence in - all 'the absurd anterbitrary breath of such trees ebeseietar - Ited ? . ' di din making thitie!cwn special treaty with the ',project* of die King, by wheal he was . loaded ' with : . . -• .. \ .., • latte referrible to it: ifili one respect, however, they honours and tithes; whilst, by hit countermen. he Tholes of !tees tellatebee be e n 114,44 W 1 4 11 ' 1 ° 4 4 11 ,Ir Mielaerind ill a be "** l6ll' P r a l ' mt ; they retired to the Queen's stand, accompataied by , 0.1k,a11. it ex lUtU7 -the ipelte of Yofte, where refreshment was ~,, epared . in.& marquee: The -Duke of Yuan entertains "the „...., o . .„„ . . . . Members of the jockey Claas at Oatiandeduring th e . • • • eth talked - sßnooo . . . ,• 'l' riot be so mactite Seem as the world imagines r wee. almost universally hated and despised. - Thie n e!, and , so antiondylableat• eat' for , by ow 'poll. - • i -t-.•..' - ..4G REU LIVER. -we with respect • tiz.:tke . opPeeeet improvideet 1 trannical and cepricious system of government Oiled Helena at 'the Westantrefthe Town, es well as in the • , f aPPlich of the mosey they ere entrusted with.- ~ Peery one with disgust, them alone 'Met:opted, Whit Royalillitlbhnee s. .ked, dot thiTed, Ohr been en- . . , •. COUNTY- KILDARE FARMING . SOCIETY. Wears in nrselves persuaded that they are about • lettered his vices to obtain as opportenltY of Oen; 'moue ..• - , colisibi#4l 14015riPbs when our Paper went to The Duke of Leinster, whit •has patriotically be. ' I to play the of deep phliesepbera!-Knowisag ' deriggtheir.conntry.. The army, navy, cher* .11a •Om. • • ... - ; - come a zealous agriculturist; presided at the Sommer gr. - isitivotp.iod ' . .. the varieties of '' hief meney s cpPlied both in pait.. • well •as the merchants and .ogricalturists, Were- all -: -' • .-. • • mli . Meeting of this Society, which took place at May. 1 lic and secret senices, has briny* Ain this unhappy : alike surfeited with the folliesoftliekieratuated 1:1,ioo, •;•Iretttirtlay attstiseetseleek the Cabliiht Ministers,' moth, on Wednesday, the 24 of June. •Tlie,objett of this ' slays attendance ' e was the encouragement . of kingdom, in eubsidieleg 11141411HanLiw Coultirs, Mad I 1n 14307, it was in ago Se ositeleig * eh* fWite ;aloof ll* AilisindiA`thn A rd g e af. t ‘ e ' Archen the Br eil'• f ' and f She h • • f which in bribing bate fib tkity *re &beet to banish ' arid expeiGustares free lietthioniti'Aightibit ' !..." - - thelansaOffibers o[• firs Creteh, had a .° - ' . Cattle • ° ''P's "LT'S; fur . . • , • iiiiednipattbe Foreign Oillee. -• • , . •• • - . ..-.:. the-different gremiums and medals were made, '' ' it, perhaps perhaps for eier, to derkneu s whence it was 'of a suipected illegitimate, birill l 'aillidietehitiOnist • . y et t er d a • kg p The Judges, Mr. Cntchley , Mr. Brginn .. and Mi. • sak i t rimming ,Vfaxtts took an Atkinson,hiring- proceeded to th e . ' iis f - e natio , 0 the unhappily dug. With a gpaltan resolution , there- 1 his .corottLiori oath. 'Gressettioliaotholii;Ori nrao front ! eath to Kensington -and returned in the ; fore (seeing the Bine has so luckily darised a succe-1 which gave a new tarn to theintentiotss of the pa. creeliqr tie dinner. . ,'. • • .. - 1 Slieep-thearing,- as welt as that of the Show of the ~ _ • Cattle attendieg ; and the :Judges having made op • • . daneum for the 011er-Metil . toretett ore), these !wen of., triots. They wished first to make an experiment • "Mr: Justice GROSZ 11 ti to hive at lengt h re ti r ed 1 , the of . decision • : of Coart of Bin 's nch and is to be mac- real greatness, however disguised by a veil of paltry I theliing, end try to win him over to consent to a Owes. 6 " 1 the g i . • 1 . returns their uonn the mer i ts t he 1 respective claimants , the Meeting': afterwards ad- .1 , atcordlng to repo , b Mr. DAMPIER,' Rini little acts, are about to emeinte the immortal' pleteandeadicatraferti of the *bele Gnveemnent; to: journed to Grabin's• Inn, May oath, to (linnet; Admiral Douse is- Chief `-Chief ; Lscusious, and put iron or steel kite the hands of ! revise and new model it, taking asi guide the Fie- .s. of which being ended,. his Goes the ..Diike of Liiiister, , • . - . . ....4...yinouth s la the room of Sir ROll4iT CALDER . * ir , ._, every Englishman, Inst ea d of the reputed precious I ciples of the British Constitution. To obtain thisstated, to anu ons an d respectable ' • - The recent French Pepers *hew at how valuable i l esme e t l , k mar , , , • t 3 i astemb'sg-,:t of Gentlemen nad farmer", &ming front . metals, which, by the act of every highwayman, is ' desirable end, they sought the acquiescence and a possessiee BONAPARNi considers Hamburgh, • • 4 not I different sir(' of the count the following Ad' • Judi- preyed to be of a harder and more powerful nature the aslistance of the British Cabinet. Th ey wished merely by the enetons contribition•be Is levying upon catieni.o r premi . Y> , . it ibut aloft by the manner he isguing to fortify. at. . tuns ••-, r than either gold or silver. If the vast, the almost that Cabinet to advise their King to meet the wishes I ntel° , • . • I. Richard Astley; LK. as Cie owner of the best aavoleon lowing most extraorAnary circumstance is . o/d Ball a Medal ', t inrompreben3ive nature of these wise legislator,' of his people, and avert the impending ruin et hie montionotilit a litter from Edinburgh • A Gentle- - ' • ' ' ' ' •• .- - The next Out unsuccessful claimants is thla elass)- wane, as to plans should succeed (as they assuredly will, if they !lollie s by persevering in his unconstlintiono 1 moil of ' own ef 'respectability In the medical profession, eat infix'2. att dgNi ypo ih t e ° 1 1 )11: 1 e 1 .1 1 f e ti: ow i r n . g - e r e"- ,la CI -4 i are much longer in o ffi ce), we can . again, whenever. government. This propose] was aside in Apt-d o lga). Ms throat **Saturday, the 12th instant s in thatiity' . Major Batione.-3. Lord•Clotareery. °Deu ' ii- ' , i we please, " turn all our lead"--.Nn, our i ron Th e negociation carried on by the late Me. Poway Immediately befoew he committed 'suicide, it ii iald , t o r e rr ato etr a l l io Class 2, no Ceedidatm. - . i "to gold." Oh rare! Britain for ever ! For Britons ' and Mr. CANNING , terminated in the following NeVeln. bf 4 foto a POI; i n 'which he ockm`!le ( llled `that Medal, -.• .. i' ~ i , Mr.aiabh, as OW lief of the hoe Cow , ' a. , :t • ..._.- I " never, never will be slaves!!! • her, 'by these Gentlemen declining to interfere. ' • I t be wae'the person who robbed - mid murdered Begbie s inches , , . . - yomne, as. owier VW ,Tw t - bleut two . "1 , *a *te r wine years ego. '-lit is remarkable, ,tbpt. reeeld • • - - • • . ) • The Freucli Bulletin, speaking of the taking of was certainly a delicate matter to iutermeddle mitly silken the hody .of -Bible was cornered aftet.*: i hog l ' • 4 - * - ...• - .!* I . '.' Y 1 '''' 4l- ""aeraflb l Y Wa'E s 7 - . - e Ilamburgh„ says, " The Dukes of Cum * azautee the ' Warier Government of an independent a11y...... , '.ceder , the snegeons egpressed in opinion , from the ► Fibs ' . • Miley, Bei,' as .ortiles oftheterto , and Bermswicx, Princes of the ‘ , ' - AI \ • - Illo . usu, or Eno- Oar Ministers were, however, apprized, that by each nature of dui wound, thee th : •• assassin wake person . 74 ;. • 7 ~ -•*•. ',., - • i 1• „_ • " , . i 1 , • ::, • nn, An. as sword lb' lsort7oo. I r 1 .. LAND, arrived just in time to give eclat to the cap. interference alone cesdd e revolution in Swearer* of tiwit"ll.,_"ll knowledge . ~„*. _i • . •.; ;: - ' .- 4 iv. - ' ' •• • - • - - , ~.. . ture and sore themselves." Now this kind of wit is prevented: the event speedily •verilied the per - VCR' ISACMANCOL I lifht4 18--pio sitertton 0" . ,____All .l , ammo", 8,m,, ,is oseoeent thebest • L. • ere of '. ' `.. ,'• •,.. Medal. . ( 1 the onl ltion d r7's prim. :. • - . ,G.,-. he - ' ,''''" ' ' • esnieehteineu, 24:0. only abuse that the French indulge in. They don't don. ID March, 1809, the nnfo'rlanate Monarch Lo Heavirevan has even the eteellentiernation -. . _,,,, , ..,1 . ; ► 4L. ,. .... - ) . .. _,. ...• . , even s a y ,f onis fillie s hoise, nor Jona O'GRoAr's was pat ander)fteit,. lied feat a prisouer • letillfp- offlooseitoe*r at Hampton Court Palate, vacant by ,_..! in st fiel,.. -4 ‘ l ,lrNAWVia, EMI. an owavi'ak ll .Lbe rim • house •1 , which. the Pos t as Courier, in their Place, lace at Griplholm s where so many Setediela: Moir , debased,- of !My Ann cons, to his sister, Lad . y . 7 o r•a sto t u sl ne:4lW oq li t ti o g igg i o su gc..i ss o w i i . e y o feel:a j el e - i 1 W 0 uld say. • had been confined. It Is a fact s that 1.414, km* #usabssitGiurear, _ , iew,o motel. •• • -•- . , t •••• • • , , • • _. / , t • • , • - , • • / . ••• • A 0 • 4 4. 1 t e f 1 a ' v .. ...,_..., .. . . .. . • ~ , ones he isgoing to fol•tifi it. .ca"r"' °I - Pre'nium s h' • ' • eatraorthoary. circumstance is oh l i .Zhar s d si t i try; Es q. as Ele owner of the best .two.yeo r o from Edinburgh :—A Gentle.- • The next (hut to:soceessful claimanle in' thb class . ). • • In the medical profession, cut tnerilne,tedlled to b; lit th e following oniten— want ' 41W , the 19th bestial, in thit'City ..1 .. 2 a .. His "Wl> the Duke of Leioster.-3. a— l www Cloneuriy.-4. ro Joe Havoreer.-5. Lord' Clotoreery. I committed Suicide, it i* said Sor IPresnienn is Class 2, ne IC , l,dldnell. . evhich he ackeeele a rt er . that .. -In Claes the 311, hte.cHalik, as °woo, of the toes Cow, "a , ... . .. • . robbed and murdired Begbis inane , , ......:._ Vrowoe, as•owier of *CNN two s ego. it is remarkable, ,tllpt• Mr" . • : .." , .'" • . .„,, . 1 Ole was . esamitred after. We: ib ilr4 • .•- ~ I "Y , 'MU 'simnel' et dielfilllieen• . . - ii . -', e;pressed On opinion, from the ► •Fa elms ', • " ifte ,, y, EO4. O s .4floo d e. • eft b e. b el e, that the • assassin wit a person . ..? .'- ...• •,-i Team ' ~ • ° ' '- - - • filo , Elll. at wenwe of dio motor,. • l e g** . 18.—NO alterStiOn ow' Is t . . , *liaison En . as riper .4 the lest' . L.- km ,. n ': *Medal ' •`• • • ' ;. le - • ' 1 ' 4. " '" ' • o it 4i tee - Ai • , z given the etcellent' tier* -. ,•• , ' • -..-- ' es " lek ' Illy• npton Court Paint*, vacant by ' l4 ._,..AlriliOttilliawsse Ese 41 WO ei' iirOibele 9 * I Clas p te/ Ids aster, Laity 50w 7;4 1 ;; .4 1 ;77 . 23 4 11 4 1 ;;,,,.. , . i " . 011 - • * Ai swim : 444 \ est ' • ' .. . - • . ? ~~. {tr-