The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-21 00:00:00

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Rs Majesty's -ships • Ungattnied, Blossom, and taken and dzstroyed a French cook rooga i rei hare . . of Marseilles. &large na- l ov of 29 sail . in,t,he Bay _ th sOisoner, Oich eicorteil• die:iv, and 13:a the Chapel ..nty..took. place at _ par- About three o'clock, the Meeting _ . _ . - ... ...._ _ . . . • ; , ... Vispittehes are also said to have been received . "CO;ltirlili dittlACIL. • • iTiL. CQBDE7T. - - , . . by Ministers from Cadis,..^but no part of their con- . 7.....i55v.--. --*lonow"—.. - ^'• - Thursday se'nnight being the day on Wit*. Mr. tents bare transpired. A Mail from this quarter, Damn, 3:oil' 18..—Yesterday there w a Quer. ICobbett's enlargement Troin the glonmytipartibents ter Assembly % lind Mr. GivrAlte r just sit his laza- Which reached town last night, has brought at SC= citatio, has, loam by tile apprbachiat o u g uence lof Ne . iv . gate was to take. place, after !offering tiro . • taunts from that city to the lst instant. ^ From there . . . . , 4of the do. itar outdo furious speech againit all the I years incarceration within that prism*, fer basing :it appears that after Say LT, in his ltdvince towards i ... • • b * en .l reprobated the Aogging of an English soldier in 1 r °posh orator& lle eemed to be particularly !General Hitt., had reached Santa Martha; lie again 1 raged that Counsellor O'Cannel had declared , that I presence of German troops, a party of gentlemen, • 1 retired on .the 23d ult., and was. followed by our 1 '. 6 ...a11.the world began to laugh at Jack. Giffard and ! tradesmen, and mechanics, consisting . ..pi* about 60 1 *;.,ekoops. ery thing 'at present indicates that the'. Paddy Duigenan.":, tie concluded by Moving a vote met at the Mason's Arms, in Nottinghain„to • celi. /French Generals consider thetnselveiunable to stand iof Thanks to the Duke of Cumberland, and to those ! brate the event. An excellent and ..plentiful supper Noblemen who manifested a determination to, sup- was served up at " eight o'clock, and after the cloth rbefore the Allied Armies. Whether Earl WriLiwc t• • ^ iort the Constitution of the British Empire. was drawn, the veteran patriot of Nottingham, . Tett or General Hsu. will succeed in bringing : 'Ca ptain Cotlishew, was called to the chair, by An ! it .was proposed as an ameedment , to include his Ca to niv engagement remtins to be seen. The determi- ! Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex in the vote : but : !tattoo of his Lordship tp proceed toValtadolid, eel.. ian a, ballot, . the amendment was negatived, there tainly chews that he is, !efficiently confident in his ' 'Weep!, to ,fight the enemy, should he succeed in being for,it '23—against it 40. i A vo t e of censure was passed on Robert Shaw, ,PR universal burst of acclamation ; who, in the course : of the evening, cheered the company with the f•vour.. 4.4 lite song of Nottingham Ale." I triotic and a The toasts were ppropriate; and the company, amongst ;, M.P.by the ; pame. majority: • 1 whom the utmost harmony and conviviality prevail. lbrliigiog them to action. We doubt, however that • - - I ed, did not break up till a late hour. ro z. s uisip:lT in present circumstances, will ritk an i cOOl4 - rY ISP •- - - _ . WEXFORD CATHOLIC . MEETING. 1 The Kitig—A ha l ipyissue out of all his aMictissu .. .. -lti 'st a Meet' of th e ca The Prince Regent—May Engl" Kin g s alwa y s . seams * i in . mg _ _.• ' their people, sad not their - fur that Kings were made for Re.°Ple them. The Grand Juries of En Lind—May no Emilio& lbr filed • Grand Jury have retutatitildhidlillitait T4iesdiy last, the :1 °U . ' Count tholice this tuant to.notice. timid scn . .._ _ thil...tbitre:were • cut -Off, gods' id initie great sacrifices . for Intl.- _ cariVoi, were bent*. .... 4 .. _ ---- - . , , I begs. to_.'assemble. The Protestaot Gentlemen of.,.fer say °fibre mall a • t for P ort. M,- "• ~. -. ' ~,.. _,, , „,,,,. . ~.. 1 se e n, them evacuate the , pr - iticipal ii*We r 7. ..limes:in Spate . ' ' t ' - The Qualm Trial by Jury-May no Englithmall he telealitt sea , ..,,,, . ..... ,i. •• .-_,, •e • . • r 0 _,_ , . give _ hem ' i s t „.. 7 ,7,,, , a it 2 -- i . c0n ,...; . rank, censequeece, and property, flocked trim all 1a biebill. N. 8.. 'Lae C?ilrli.Fra all - .Ma Diner to t.. _ . ..7.7 , ..7 lis l iek .! ~.... ~..' ; . 9- • "I, parts of the County, to advocate the cause of their 1. iley ... 2llesite,ait by &Jury othiseqsais and seighbours, austo.. ;"ms s , and the delightful Occupations othosbnistry . * • ~• ha. - 7 1,1 P"T„ .. .. : '2l !' ik : '• •• I ' m - i''' '` • trating their forces, and 'when4oet la.cc°MP li a heu. , Catholic Countrymen. Several Gentlemen of the ' t i >ter ' day •Gosert*Sttt.'"'"'"`rw's,;99tie re* - thiti; - titen...on their Wu 0ta1e.41 .1 11 1 .4 -110 1 ePel .them •• to Leinster . Bar honoured it. with their presence.. In-1 ""'"'" b 34 46 . " '" ," ' - . ~. • thesobitance of which was given . -- • ~ • . y an .. c . %you're Cobbett , the Hampshire Teomaiss-Slay ins Itingcop. . . Earl ‘thttisrereer, . . s .gepotati u - lambent heighten his relish for the society of his fancily -- • .... I Bulletin :- , lett e i g litiri the . l dirttrit i t r. .!*: .• - - • - .atavenfeeeitO limy again putsue cheats* petiicy,; led Pated--41:Meetitnt, than which, a more Aomerous,ited •A g iNSPikileS.AerA Wi ritte4 t mar'aiag.froml4 ii - iCreriiii.'"blill . .Alf '4'.hro •iiiiq n thi'settlielientt j restsl44lkt,bas,ncter. he ! ll witheoo4 la Wea f°c . o * - I .hitt. CtetiOtitstbe7ttutherof future esabetts•Otity lef ellbf 1 ___AA.. le d „ sot . l o t Fu m e 2, . .. , ~; ~ ~,1,•,:c 6....! . it ... . etrattlialf7pastAliree, Sir 'l. }sawed.; Bart.nas.called 4joialdmposeeiliettainengma i nti nininn4. , ~ ~ , Earl of -W c.f.!!! rerrn"la .. , ... 4, 11 f, . , . is. I,f il :11141171i . 1 19 E 4137 . . optc. ea - r,u&apa,enable• este:- 0 -int •. • .: t r f w . 1 t ../ikat; 441 ea e profit tory bons, 1. D. ! EIOSIVI never want a writer Ditefobbett,ld tleteeretl4- •• - Pens ; qiirOy..,fi f . t y. In O ts OvPco rT n • Salar i tiler :print . ... ... tade.o4ofretli stincetnireertnisithe Pyrenees. IWaire, Eeq. Of Bailment, peoPesed, .amoog others, , expose Oppreasion aid Corraptiin, whim dihwded by noiliti. : ou the road te.aeilti.galladelid. His-lAtifilship'wea 4 - . - .• : _.,.: . ~,;,. 7 .- . ~,;4,26,g,„!„.z../. c; , ,... ,,. . , ~. t'the fallowing Resolutions, whith were- seconded by. ' err - olid teawakeo . die Pah* Iliad toils mdleterrots• ... iant! had shtitY eitinnishes with the rear of I .. .., i `b r ii: 4 ..L...........: -'..tion . o 1 the • IPenee" . 011, or; as t,,Heritty.Lembert; Esq. of Cermet,. and k paesed 'um-- A Soldiers A. B. C. D.-or his Advocates; Bartlett, 'arced„Cob ' The, ' " ' - .. - - heft, and Drakard. MAR. , wet's army, WhiCh was . ib full "retreat. eoplelniwts•thtletionsly.-thatiell it; Me Dastuebing of , nimoesty :- . • - • Major Cartwright,, the venerable' Nottingbaxishite Patriot Portuguese had beeazenerelly in front with the the Bill, *paged tim , y . • • pace:- ' . ' - • -. ••• * ' ''' '' R bleed, That we do' a , its Petition the Imelda; se or a 4 1.4 Use of Commons last ' R es bleed, ..... mod Kemal of penal a ii d nisquithiyi„S. Wiwi tan e ' xisting , Allay he live tasee the success of his efforts for Refer*. British, sod on all ••occasions had . believeti mo st ,tr,'•inight, by a . toodOriti of Oithere being 69 for the ;14:sinst tl.c cathote". i. 4 Ireland, and that even COW, *e have ' The Freedom of the Press; restrained only by 'Rae* and d Army ie the several , Bill'alid onl 15 against 't In addition to the ob bly. The loss of tfieAllie _ , - " foot, to war thertnr prospects qpeoing to totowsw, by suloitstat. • Th e yA s h of Ki ng Alfred-May an EugthhilliNAlonsits be skirmishes had been very slight; :and they k t° ° a j jecttOns we have already stated to the impoliey and lea; olitiVitteotttne non e e thanof‘ZeuhraT:shiatrh::,;,==aanavieear9a as free as die air we breathe. . . , . _..• . .. considerable number of ptisoners.- It 'was under- t A::: ...__. A ; ...fiery.. tendency of thiemeasorev we consider the Any been .... A a, e ,, e n i r e by R e a r ialoos,.nh.oppasigas t o - th e 1 hlay,the People of Nottingham always bare aliseusameik:le . : Steed la he the intestillti et the Esti of WELL" °- stew which Mr. W. Snell' tank of it' night, in ' true . ..iplyit of Keligious Ftecdomi mat he.m.tected with digest ; volite,the - praises of a Cobbett; and to despise ilwatilielß•mat • „ the . . and indignation. • I die calomuies ofsuCh web **Joint Bowles. tom to prime Al tilisiiiti In Valladolid , -• • - • . - • . • • "0 6 .' 1 ' 1 * i course of the debate, as deserving of more thin , f Vso!ved, Ilea we cici e e d o n neur t i7:be a l l mition te lath Nos i e; . F On the e eiening, a meeting of the Friends of Lordship intended ' to 'establish his head-quarters, v - n u tter . y consideration :--"" llis doubts,'!.Aaid 31r. .:b e ••• ,A r i l ti k i 2s elics t Oticet e ill, heid u in a Dol:lin, geurliat some hes** I Freedom:, and Liberty of the Preis, was held at the • leaving behind hial a chain •of strong positions '''', Smivii, ss arose from the difficulty of any pee. ella adoPlealolbe relill!") of the Catholics of Chit County . . 1 Wardle's Head,.„Hound's-gate, to celebrate.the 11. order to secure a communication *:th roilugal." ;son, • even .Icgaily . • authorised, coming to . break .• - Thaeks,weriy id his Royal Highness theDitlLe beration of Mr.- Cobbett, when the following appro. At ciseet• id the Members of both . Muses of Par. We were led into a mistake yesterday when wet open a housein the Middle' or dedd of night, being " - ~. .• Ne w-.. priate toasts were drank :- liament, who tooparted the cause; to blr JOUtt stated the arrival of Lisbon Papers to the 15th inst. I able to chew that he had a legal power to do so.- i •i: -- ' • • The Sovereignty -Odle People, acting by a fair representation. ~r - d Bt . B• • i'd •! port, 'hart.; to the FArl o Fin an e Board . The Prince gems -Nay he never forget thous principles they only cam. down to the 66, gain however ' ho w e ver " ,If in such an act, the owner of the lieue happened of the Cash tit's nr Ireland; and tn the Protestants which seated Ids fa , :iily - ou the throne. .. lie days later than the date of Lord WELLINGTON'S iin his endeavour to protect his castle to kill any one, ! who attended the Meeting, who had by their presence Mr. Cobbett, Me zealous defender of the people's rights, ma bet cominunicatioo. We have since received private ' , Would that, in the eye of the law, be murder? and i sanctioned the grist Cause of Religious Freedom: , lie long enjoy his regained liberty. letters from Lisbon, which state that Gen. CLINTON, I until the legal authority could be shewn, how was{ - ... westminster"s pride, and England's hope-Sir Frauds Bar. i Adverting to the letter of the Irish Attoriley.GE.' llett • . who wis left by his Lordship to effect the surrender Any owner •• e f . . a horse know in a dark night '• --- • *, •••• • • ' •• . Moja Cattily**, and the Friends of Reform. . -• • ' • P ; nets { to Mt. Fitzpatric4, which required the latter , of the forts near Salamanca, had commenced his M.., w heth er th e party who Cattle te demand the &mule.; "d r d the Ch 6 of the former- SE h e le A oral, allelattiag Peiee. ... -.... .to Wen r t am ere ... 4 . 1 tack on the night between the 11th and 15th tilt. In had .in his possession, were those who came to de-.' Green, and Shen tense why a Crinlinai Informatio n, Late : i ' i, is.. ea ee - ia ia pl en t y ; I ; 0 „ ; t h e wail. . ..- 4 `, tabich, we regret to say, be was repulsed with' the price him of them against the-slew;. or - those who . should nth be filed against him; the P _ toads's Jour- May the British finks soothe goided by honesty aotivikigii ..-. . • • tau of about 125 men a s kilied awl wounded: Lord mime armed with the authority of Ai. law to strip no! reinarks-,- . . _Many excellent songs•wereAung, and the weals • • 1 ly stigniati as ' " ThlirirOceeding was linmediate .. Bed WELL; xr.ioN, ttbey.eas at the time rapidly advanc- 'Wm of his properly , and the means of defending 1 concluikd with the•most.perfect harmony. ~ , 7 ; , I , illegal. Mr• Fitzpatrick, however; gone ' .. es=mrmem oocnar=nwrs iug, is 1. hi. arooy„.ie Mang of this unfortunate re-, e s elf elf against lawhiss depredators ?"• '...' I • :.-.. • the 4. ... I M r. caused: mi? riiiPattick.tobil rtned, ......: • 1 NAVAL INTELUGEKkz„ , ;, ,„„ sail, 'amenity retirrutd in person; and, witk . tk ,.:i. ..._ .. - ..* ! for he did mee t Min, as the summers - Intiinated ire . .... ...........- same ti,estes....hich : stets befocuswielsed,•effiectedF- tainaesstoitsis, Au.vllo.-T)iis merniee , passed by : e bg, e tdsellift ffat;p7rhe , tl rid•trustfierrlakimitinzmyr, •.-- --:-.-. '-• • .. '-'IPIZICPSOLII I I, Jet.e lit. :-,- - • • the surreothe •01Lfthe forts in' the night of ' the stir the'Downs the Piedatontoise and Acear frigates, A lvettbr Aiiericalrbrig Jot,' Geptlis Caoilieev holi'a.. Fitapairkwithdrew, and having colitelted Caansel; - -fr- . • • . ~ in 14 awe passage i shit. Labatt. packet, .C.lptilia titi,, with the lou of only two men killed.-. ' with the following aomest,:ard-hound_Bast Itidiamen he determined tourin g an action egeirtaitftelkttorttity- Church, f ..Gsbralter, hound to Goesysey* larelawbeen 40 . • . Immediately after thin his Lordship proceeded to join r eir ide .. r .,l ° "' n). '-.7,7„,d'rneriastle, fro!! chi_na ; Pk ce- General for; Libel. Accordingly Mr.Sadeln has heen . d a y; fie 7a e l j amar ; one Robert aid Amt. aaptate,,,,.....,, kis army,' which way then on full march. It was re- 4 , .c. _r .iii op . e.,.e; . n B ong fe, Lord p. Meit:;_lie,.Se n se - served - dith aCti pits, add "slid trial is tositdre ,. plate', free Gibraltar to Guernsey, intli,deys' renege. , .. •, . • i NW, Ws tor. et, aring, ;c610;4 : Norihuniber-.. . next Turin rev thb tea et or Commdn Mitt.. It cer- 1 PORTSMOUTH, Jets 20. ported al Lisbon that Generals Czycrox and SLADE:. ho l d, and Dev;»;shirr, from Bengal and Ceylon; • Mint will form one of the curious• feitueek - of the I Arrived the..Diligeot More-ship. front Gibraltar; SitlllieC. ' acre expected there .e p their return to England.- Grits, Atlantic, and In lipensible, whalers :IA St.- pres en t taws, That +he King's Attorney - General; the and r Spetulator. with icor% from the Dowse I, and Mo .. ' • whatever mey be in this report, it is certain that-the Helena on the 17th May.-,The following ships were Proiecntor, Ex-officio, of all - . whom he chooses to call' sletihivith'a ConvOy fruit Plymouth. .. ... . attack which they conducted against the forts of Sa- lift at St. Wiens : P 114.! tun frigate, t ' i s. SteXads Libellers,/ as hiMseg to-lecuo the vexation 'or a pro- •. Passed up Chalked' the anned s ship W . esp, train Smyrna. 8s;: • - Milifiatid Devannes Ocean Si,'lV. Plaine" Bit i T , • li e d .a held ate bet like Arrived at dm Motherbaok, tke ship Eehe, Captain seet 7 . larranea - , proved very fatal to many of our brave •' • ' / ~ . , , . / seciit on. This may be ca p- „ ,_ nerra, James Sibbald, Union and Gastsbrtdge, from most actsioffeottrage we tre persuadedit•will be fated ' ''''''".„'", '"'" ~ ,„ ' , •''• ' • • countrymen. It is expected that the particulars' ID.: LOVUgal • They were to sail for England 'Op 21 ' • • • asutatsiesq's■tn ls •-tvolJokisto twee into hathelte. all • • .. 4', a most wise one. , • Oneconsequence, at least, it will - - •-•tFALuottTii, Joi.v ie. ..... .•..... ~ '• . will be published in this evening's-Gazette. Mean- of. May. ••••• .• -. I-have, nalitel)s that Mr. Fitzpatrick will be able, le- I Arrived the Gimes) Charlotte packel, from Lisboa,. in El tiaes; . while, the following list of killed, wounded, snits_ :..Yesterday morning Captain Tr -An-WARD, of the gaily . to Trove the . truth •of every word in the state- , et a h,l ag asm,. s o 10 . 4 3 1. from ditto;. Ariveaume paehea,.kein missing, belonging to our army, between the tBthi-ealcriseitt (Sir liowaeo Pe.LLaw's . flag-sltip), ar- ment•---en opportunity which, by the way; he could.., the ' Broads elm days; Eliza packet, f rom c ar u n , i n we ir , and 'Nitta June, a space of onleten tikes; will show Awed at the Admiralty with dispatches from the Me- . net have in the action which he is to defend-for i all with Ala% ..• • . • • . . ' diterranetin. It is understood *they relate chiefly to . the peblie need not be told, that Tfttrril, instead of ; The Lisboa, htealterranean, and West ladle packets, are pretty clearly what sort of a werfate we are waging the movements of the Spaniards in Catalonia. Capt.. . Capt.' ez.euuating a libel, aggravates the OwtaNca. .. ; still detained here, wind-bound. in the Peninsula :-- 44-•”•••' - . '... "• • ••• ..:.. .. ... , , • - ...- -••--• • -. • .-• . libirtwasto came to Portsmouth, by the'Pylacks Sloop . ' '''' ' DEAL, JOLT*. l:I.NO,'; Or Okfkl,f4S-ILILLUDI • WOUSDED4 - AND Of Wear, which was immetligrAy placed under quaran- ... Arrived the brlcFeirester * ith several West InliatoMf Mt , : ..• ISSING.• -; - . .1-7 .*- r• •.• tiii e ;.: •• • '• TAUPIALL MABQUERADE. - the Westward, the whole have tailed rye the river t hts - M.44.4. . - • utozetea TO TIII.IA3LI UNOLA Alt COAtilANlioll . ' t " . WO' understand that positive inforinaton was re -1 - • ty's ships Feelowtr , Peacock, sad Folkestone, Trot* *lirieGS osztaAr. reit'rzai.'or AVELEvisoiroW ' " " :*. l ' Id b - tho Transport Board , on Friday lost, of 1 7 " (WWI 41111 ]tern 2 " ' "Ti 4 /r 4 0 • SOSM ;" -. to arrival of 'aill. PHILIPPON on . th e French Vitu:dialk-Gisrdensi was ate of the•most remarkabtel TheCorac - 'I . kite/v . oi war has arrived at Portsmouth, : With a • ' • KILLED • i • "• of its *led,. for the somber add variety of :the clia-• . ' tenet from tilbraltar. capt. nijo, Royal *Riflery. .. ...,.. • . • • • " . . ,... . - -, I, , ,Nef f understand that tw o Gentler. and Mr. HAT, , teeters. N ot wi t h s t an din g the unpromisiegappear- 1 , The c h att e, ; D mpt ey,t at arr l ye d at Bet r ot _ paae l t h roug h Capt. sir.t. Colqulionlittlfone •' .":- '.• • • •• l'• Lint. Matlinve. Slwit••• • -” sirists --ve remained hero since Mr. PILLTTAN'S MO. i ince of the evening„ this Gardens there crowded, and' Me Jamaica Beet, of Cork. 1 % 1 •We ' T .' merely as a • Lint 5r5e5zicc . 464 ....„,......, , but i attait4a. :• • ..- - lion, waited on -.artless I..LES I IE .... the splendid illuminations exhibited motley troupes., - •.. , n *. Fulgard. 3'd ,r. 4' . ' .'''-. • - 2 . 4nottir of civility previously tii their.leaving London, i "'" I".oat s..ANDINtI waited on the 'Paine& • m,a ~ s to uncommon adiantage. .0n thitoccatiott•':.. yesterday •, Weil... a m; To fio,r.ai t .b a that o e, - ' •-•‘ - •'''' This has been by mistake called a ' conference Isla t 'Va.:heti had all its own charecterudee, though the. Reozwv- .- .. • - ' • - 4rOttfift . FD. -•'' ''''' '' •• • '"• the Cathelic CeitiMittee:• - • 1 eriterreinment was changed to a MAsquerade, Thadiptio. of Lord HOLLAND, for preventieg de. - 1 • come Bolweso, lie hewer.: IC--(1. L . diehtty: • r - ''• ._A letter (rem L or a • MOIRA to Lord , FINGAte pOlkia i Ill um inated : scene of fairyiltetrtid 'ensbastiment,..ths , layr in the "prosecution of -.lnfornation Es , . cornet nottuaitair'h able, Arno, NINO, • --% vo c 7,.;.. . 91 full e t o r fl • ittl ami ic •• end dancing wy h • Witillertar•Si gentle a ro adieu. as Jesuit) . 114aWn ~ 4044 has &eci.tor. time tbe'sebject of much . .9, rig ,3. x, Ur Iv IP Po . . term lemeirdV~itivei; eltfil. '''' • 4 ** 4 ' ' 4 ' *• . ti" • Air . - some - • - •. -- .i of ilite form • • and lithe end Ilesite••Pailt . per..: betty devi sed . And yet our Reeders -- sa* - wri.iwhet ~ i p,iivate tscu on, is prise in a subsequent column. . . _.__,._. . tha a u ~.- . L .,, 4 ,,, ti _Li. ; . . I-•• ., . • •• 1.3 1 a• A. Vatiredeuniss,l* Permed", line,•elightls , . • Iti r . ' b i lsici t f i -. 1 ,,.. ' a f'-W tr is • .riii •I I ' Doti. ' aaPaolPo ill tleilltf4an lll 4 la onotrelellt i nst a nce, temper It was receive:l. Alen . irri iiiidy".tiioiterik - - Liam lkvordsh..o36l,4ld Mallon, severelysince dead. ,' • ~__.___,- -•• In- . 11 in '' 74 t 9 . 18 " • B Motor fitempsom, 74th. acting engineer, Rightly •- - "P"P". a cortespendente winch he has had with Mr, •,.. ~ • , heesdNe lei ; untenanei • wea r like. the ettlgies of prolifis their reipeet and even ven • etaticti Tw i t ke . Fret. • rtd - C' t •i'' 1 ' ton the .* dont ot the O'ress • hilt whenever the siticeri:V Or their Lim. Low, 13ritiM.Artillery; slightly. 4 B.ltentistrast, en fhe subject of the aliusiciu merle by I - Prat!!! a-- i fts . :fur .n a anent preen ; . Pre- .. ~ , / , „ . ..., • • Lieu. tit Schaiabont, It G.'aetillery. slighdY. ' dm latter, to tite' expunged . evidence in the Com. lss`rt) love for it :Stem dm the linaginatlon'-••-all these ' lad their usual ; professions is put to the test, their 1 . Ensign bus Callboy SO Portoguese C itr amose., slightly. mitt& en the °Mersin' Couheil. 'ln this correspon- who locks ht/ wife et to ; ylisiveFto arouse senses and mate o /fret& *Pugh ,bles that . of a . jealous husband . ._ VaioMietirrol BOW" since dead. -- --' • - . •• • &Wel Mrs - Ms ilium:A. distinetly denies the exprei; thrichintafir, glow* of pleasure in' the kil. - The Gar- '.secure her virtue ; It is impoesible to conceive nay ' oc- • Rrigadier-Major Capt.4lotart, *6114 reg;maille inertly. • • sioits ililptiCed to hilli-Autrnely, - 64 that the people had ' d eb t extremely thith for about an boat afters trine more at Variance with the spirit and principles L rlir ' n Vai "t) 4otlialeat. llildl7-_____ ; _- - -- - ' •-•' • ' ' • etioughL.4het -th - aften*Vadi great 'athil more than ;he r l'P elo.7 ' aiid himself vociferousthe 'ffolirsd 'Wort; Ikblid'sucli lihe power with out the iutervention either cif Court they had a right to . y tad good wages, t . Lieut. Turnbull,. dillsl.MetitY. • audience' iis - Wrii could ; hate supposed, lOU his ei- jor Grand J_uryt to issue i process, and to 'hold. it * ''' .•'' ' '''' ' -• • tile Iliadh • '`aulimointliau enion h Lout. liannitou, 53d..111,batt01100, ingier.. -:-. :,- . 1 ,‘A twat e t ' g -and that oat- all ... i ,,,....--f • • would h a ' r "0(111 . • J sjOilie ? ' avers . rept. or; 7 1 t _7..7.,, fi 1l mei and er was good enough for gogliahmen "--"hatid months or ears without bri cessive, ex monk leave gran ea ' -I- - " --911 ' 1°N116 .... d ' ? ''' '-*. u d - •.oh • t -.---, ',..... 'lsbotft•tWitierCiercick • t h e . crowd 'beanie •ionsidor- is itto trialz-siod.tbat there should be no il!tl4iiis tb• Lew. G; ; ,,,,,, d i tto, ihstatly. .. .. ..„ . ... ~ 0 eclares that the imp Cr owe. these weros to gam, . ,_ ~..-{ .- . ... . ---- ..,-., .4, •• i "API. roomer, em p o w wow . gfii n ; ; .- ,- . . ,-;... ~!. . t.-6 , • ...deliberate. edarepresentelion and falsehood." ; ....- . 1 , ,a , 071. eon Fiarkyaseetrended and,akeieen; Clowns ; Power of the pitendZit; to vindicate Ms *teeter Lim. Wien, Ilth regiment, sligiAlv. . ,e: .. .t. . Mr. M`Hittliiii.L sbitei, ?hat he his obtained &literal '..17.0 1 7 1 , a!,"41e6,E.,„_,.....i,n,,,i, t eat At!oulltoce. agaius.t.the obtaaaysintst epee . hint thaCharge.. .1., Cassia Ha w ki ns , *ss GfiNp Foot, oligiNiy. . -.•:- • py-from the short-tniml . . writer Ot theactuid ei- : A t t t°lt g thd Mott retdekable Chat . ..ter , ItlP,ttet'ved i this Pee .t..i frovd il res t he tr ular proceeding of tiiikAireoa. captain Ha ki, discs, dangerously. ••• .• •- - .1 'Gni "%Alai he did - use. 'We wiste; - for his corn- because tan "GlerrfitotheThr:y and his ' viire„ dressed in the., licit -GES teat. a -Ireland has au advantage, , e..._ 411/1 fk ., . /8 '"" 1- to l l u rdk 800/took/ 6 "g i lt Ing4/141714ligatire:4`PW•jaiti lica ti on that he bad been advised to pub: / l as i htoi of the, feet 9tiP.' - A Artrwarti Muirritanand Iwe find ji keg . * 94 the Deft/Dies( e wed,' etheleg. --wsein eteritie, slat regiment , I' mem, 4 Italy. $ - I leis wifei . -With' kiirretty itttle'slrili fitairpOptlig out ! I , ing,tbe question'ot calumny int'. Conti. •In other Lieot.-co • i lisle the precise words. •- • - . Col latmice.,Citaisears. BriLmainoeur Isightlit. 1 - {Uwe abide *bit ' i . or it ' niiii' l ef 'Made 'iicitit,' itrywlliakihewas ', respect/' - iodated, the . * practice. it intolerable.; .Bat t , ,___ 24ltai l l 11 irthe. 24 U.S.A.. G. L. severe), . ••' . • s ., - . tha t -s W ...cat„ L etomiri i , 2a It. Ba..x. V. L. a i rfoil :: - ' .` i: .• . sorr, the new ' Linn. sltGaclioa, U. Be. N. 03,.. - • • .-". -.. .t creine the Price ' %lain it e kk e , B iamm i e k o e k . nenein ti...• . T,:;: . "4 1." WV a gebend )00Mhit: L . MISSING. .., , _._ ~„ „ ~.--,, .: • reird Gained., , grand,. Unit. Petrie:lion, lltliFeetoweertalar4is utter Ault, Ault '''' a ida linlieseltief'Li f i Guil i dsi let autputaird. ' • - ••• - .... v, .... v, - • -i. ' , vinitdwilevitussta . . „ ... Lie. • • Kos. Macilimaid, pi Feet: - - :.: .• ---• • .., •- , ' 11.9+ ' Tor •" auniac-r nett • " .. _. ..• 111.-. ' • I. '" • = 7,r l " ll' l a rg 31 , 0 111 :4 1 ,! A g e I N win the Sena . • 5 ' 90 . 1 ". 4 ,11.. - *.• • . •,.-..- -..e__-______•• - -• sameroirdered: KILLED • -0 C are • -... Captain, ! A MagMlimahAPPAP‘affit• I Lim" ' " ' as k ' 4 11, • e a t A1b.°1.8., . „ • • .. )fitter,' l e '. Id; I . Ny•Ligpro,-) (lemma lOC I lloolisessa-Weel Nee . - . 40110 0 - Calillar to CaPt4llkloltallestrila,* ttssigni, 14 ggiligmkt *rip: ' 4 lllllltllt, Statitied4be . P. men, 317 nu* and fie, *WM bettei. ilAr= dilberetAyisq! Weise... T A I r iesemmos, 11 tank amigo, alli.1141111_1.1• . • •'` ' 7!' i• = -'' • 4. i . , •• 1 • r 1, • r • • words. . , , e wlili w i t i i 'po udi l e t r u ti parr itd7 kat llid he b 'rc ta l td r ,iht e o ni ch -I:l NruP l iod drif hug : l6 t lr4llif -striPtltablick.'‘ltirlibtlH: liltl"44ll6l497,•7:64.l,treshereci7nßot"utiogPno—re r e . ./Tr.511 777 , 6 4.4 bi th e 1 , 11 *P...a rice shoes that it m i g hite ir ous id t wea ` furs floe ycia l beworiteo, , wlKiri.the dheOcter of Bel-1 ghtilibmen, gisia tq • see, ggst of ►k7, melodic:it ►flair: ' . . • . . .•;, i 1.,. -: •• •1401-s#lters 'knit . " :Itablor • Adidrf '• llrst :it'd' w• : Presb so degraded arsd prestige* as-,tri ,01 : i* thew three , gives a rind dinner Bpi- ' dodd,..ernidriOod - wind *tit mer ited• plabditi. -At . proreeditibfir lonpui3O„: : :144.10 , tab beratiiitlon, diarist eh• Life pi e ittaWili kb oiterstieeViliell rim, to poppet; mod !the :vaitplii, hart some of.tire..T . lob*. agelogitteds %the r e riteeeht, - • -- -.-.. --- ..:: -: plakii•wheil it- leaf pteprroodieerolSrlierb oisiiti; bort 1 pelidejt•boo:o l o.. . ik4044 , 44 qr Prbse7itort Ills - dat Stift wail bo COurt of Alder: 1 • alight but ptentifol sod elegabt - repe . segrasiiod the , thikietrOlereblairleTe • .. ...:..,.: o:'lllriit afar inipeetlisi the re- '1 aPlidOtt* if liwnititite *Wheels *lli liki 4 oak .:ol it 1. • - o ,s 11 " 1 , ,I ii? ON* ' . alte illtioadilier. tproberst pikes ei cent i pee. -. Qu e ter alieltdrlbinbiOierOgidirrlty,vdig litidi g itd ll ubtOok. . 4 ;a rai re t ‘ re, ~..,_,..._:,i ce .d u r• rot . 4 ..empeserr , raw ~ ....„. After It Was , fitilsldidiila tOdiries Offeasibeirieivtabil,..sso, boater eltu,' It . • • be itied a k i i i m ay r oit ha m i eg it mb : /tat ,: earke t . t i a i r:i p ortl . - i..,:r.: , •. :. ei : . 4 „?, 4 4;7:: 7. , • .., . 1 iblimmukaN t h e . • .- - rz ., .. ", , tt ii m kje i d _ Dia ;-. :......- • ••• •ihi OW rseitylimir ,a "*. : " • war, locne lod•tbe IriAsiseilleraNsii iirtitiiit t- • . --- - -t ...-2---.:- '.7 : v .. ' " ' • .' • . . At• lamligilialoirliips Cstilisql Oebtliiissrerfettionsaibri re' ' 36-16111 :raab, a " Abl i m w,meaterare lb tt. : „ Tr. ,. ..• vir liirlsV4l4 l7 1- lir a t o ~ _ iteavttki at i lli .! ...,. 7' '. '- ' - - " 50 -';-* ‘‘ 1, 7" . - *• '• .*:- 4.41.-1rt.:,,*;#.1.?;,11 -, ' , ='-'4 , 42r ."'t'l'• •• •-*. • • •-' L i' ":- ' • • . ' • . • . • • , 1 • . ' . • . . .-, , , , 1 0 •1 • .. . ' „sogagement, at least if he cab cosseigently avoid le the policy of the French Generale -newer •for minor objects. We have I. ! ""?. I i t . , , . , H• 14.. t , , ;'''i - 1 ~,I. 110' ... .f... • • A I - r , I • • . ti I 1 ~' . ~~ : j i t ':