The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-24 00:00:00

spirit or hatred lad tailplane prevails. The German Pearli , our Allies—in fermer coolltioos with Germs* CoNrts. This which, whatever hope we success of the st toggle, chied, capricious, capable of corrur sincerity; each are not the when fully aroussli to on ardent pendence, and acetely alive ' degradation and honour. accustomed to coollicts, into action. Against p r i n ce., *hen opposed to of calculating policy, Bo: omnipotent ; we now see strong impulses of popular , power appears comparatively sumptuous and arrogant ills and of popular rights, gal er aristocratic power, ser tio,i, that (he people their okui interests slid , BON %PA UTE, it the present s il ia%oorahly to him, %ill to the world that nations their rulers in oiodota and II 0 INSOLY - We rejoice to learn, silent has thought fit t' the Act of Parliament of Insolvent Deblois. The filed to take ptace in the duty, is amongst the most nivterial delinquency. wretches have for then guishing in gaol, in.niany the imminent hazard of their has not been the legitimate Lan riot been any guarani creditor—but it has been of the heartless apathy,. or the Ministerref the CrO' be productive, at cnce, of-edification and amusement to glance at the different apologies that have been of fered by the literary champions of Administration for this unpardonable and unfeeling misconduct. We are first told, that the Act of Parliament was defective, inasmuch as it did not make any provision fer the salary of the Judge, who was to preside over its ad ministration. The obvious and conclusive answer to this apology is, that it was the duty of Ministers to guard against any'inconvenience er impediment of this nature, by attending to the progress of the Bill, and supplying its defects,.whilst under the consider*, tion of Parliament. In fact, the only constitutional justification that eta be offered for the King's jilt. ?A misters being allowed to sit in the noose of nt• snons, involves of necessity an admission of this duty. They are allowed a place amongst the Repre• aentatives of the People, in order that by their et. teution to the various laws about to be enacted, such clauses may be introduced as are calculated to facili. tnte, and such escleded as would obstruct or prevent, their being duty carried into effect by the executive power. Whenever' law is found to be so incorrect asto prevent or impede its execution, the inevitable conchs. sion is, that the Ministers of the Crown have either grossly neglected their dbty,or havebeen i nee pable ade quately to perform it. But after having committed this error, was it, or was it not, the indispensable duty of Ministers immediately to repair it ? Oughe they not promptly to have carried into effect the spirit of the law, and to have trusted to the in dulgence of Parliament for an indemnity agairot she punishment cheap due to illegalky in Ministerial conduct ? Too conscious that the indulgence of Parliament mould not he called in question, the most servile of their advocates admit that Minister" ought to have done this, and attempt their defiance; by contending that in reality they have done it. Let vs for a moment enquire bow they have &Hie it. The matter rested in the hands of three Noble Lords, I high iu the service of the Crown. The Noble lord') at the head of the Treasury was to promise a sklary ; , the Noble L or d a t t h e h ea d o f the legal proression:ll was to find a competent person to earn and] to receive it ; and the Noble Secretary for the Herne Department, was to see the commission signed by the PRINCR REOVIT, and give orders for its regular insertion in the Gaulle. These were the 'respective duties that the able persons io question had to per.' form. And let it be remarked there existed amongst them the most perfect unanimity as to the necessity of performi ng t h em . N ow, behold ! a period of time has bees suffered to elapse, in the lassitude of i these Ministerial p rocee di ngs, which would hate been sufficient hi the hands of expert and zealous negotia tors, to reconcile or compound the conflicting in terests of three distant kingdoms. If Lord Livet- POOL had been an Inhabitant of Asia—Lord Sni t arra of Africa —and the LORD CnAmcm.t.ort a re sident in Bedford-square, it might hays been an 1 easier task to justify this precrastinatioa. It is' pretended, however, that the WOO. per annum promised by Lord Livearoot., was not induce- 1 merit sufficient for any respectable 'and competent Barrister to undertake the office of Commissioner ander the Insolvent Act. Those who are simple enough to believe this; mat, of course, cowdemn his Lordship for not having offered an adequate Inducement ; but, for ourselves, we belleVeit to be a:doe aright and barefaced falsehood. What ! not a llarrister of respectability to be found N accept of Orders were on 'Wednesday sent off teLleate oasit-General Sir Joni floes, in frelatik,to pre: pare to depart, with oil possible speed . ; fat "St- Se. bastion, to reliete Sir TIIOI4AI GRAIItII in' the im portant charge of being second to Lord Wat.t.tso 'cox irs tbocommand of the Allied Armies lu the Pe ninsula. 1 The Alljutant.Geseral, accompanied by . his Aid. de-Catnp, , left • Cannlen-house, Itensingion, leiter'. day moriung, by order of the. Consasentler.iin•Chier t 1 • to inspect all the Hospitals §-Minot the coast, with4.l PARTICULARS OD Tic Muansa ot MR. AND Mas, rectifies to report to his Ro)at 'Highness the defied. MasteT.—On Wednesday. morning, the Bth instant, entire that may Wit, and to remedy any iniiiiediate at a very early hour (as it is supposed), the !tense of ill conseqnence noising front the present system of Mr. William Massey, of Temple Carrick, county of conducting that department. Wicklow, farmer, was broken open, and robbed of It is reported, that immediately after the meeting Bonk-notes tea considerable amount, and he himself of Parliament, a preposition will be •solimittlid. for . murdered in his bed, andlis wife mortally wounded. enabling the militia to volanteer ky regiments fur. She is since dead. Two servant-women slept, in the foreign tervice s ow is Yale Malted in point of time kitchen and the son and two dtiughlers of Cite do. and place. , ; ceased.:leptiti upper-rooms, over the chamber of the A letter from OA, received yesterday, ahitai t ,snarripired pair, and youno noise was heard of any that Commadoeti Relisocaa hid- visited Archaegel f .lithel; net was the horrid -deed liicovered, until, wheri be destroyed eight vessels. • 17 li . it the 'Servant:Women Went up; to tlieterl.clianu t , • Letters fro* "Aril WELLltteTox's army -state, fhtitr*f ' tto key if the hat .door, at ma o'clock hs,' the army is IWhigh spirits; that, the *treaded ate ire" illkit . .morning. The Maglit rates; Colonel Wingfield; covering hit ; that a 'few reinforeensentt hate. ar.: i Ite. 'l3 la ebfor d ,( t tie Rev. MV. Thonias Rrownrigge, rived, but they anxiously leak for more; aid that., Counsellors Jebb and gcriven, stow resident in the Pampeluna may be Soon expected to fall,. • .. '' 1 iheighbourkood, mid Me. Guinness, one of the Ma. On the motion of Joists 11:611sa, Eatl. ono it . e strates of Police, who ittetidedbyorder of Govern. Representatives in PiflliaMent tit Iptiedcit, ' i neat, spent • attend leers op',. Wednesday in exa. Thanks of the Court were unanimously voted tat. phi ,itheing various- 'pram's OA saakhig 'every possible. gallant Captain P. B. V. !kaki, of the Royal' 1 J the tin . Istirtes4 to tlla detection of the mar. in cemmemor 'the herdic achievement At' - tallillire. • strong - - Wen. I ,Itorror distingui Tied' {his' jesty's ship gaged and To the ' already The , Advocitt, Bench, stitules Justice, :auto wai is also Mr. Douglas,_ sequence the take his vember nine and horse and round hridgiff; *beefs . his instant - -- corresponded with the wishes of ouch a Government ' iii . he .cty At the dose of the Opera, which was got up was. —how would the agents of aspiring tyaanny have great splendour, Mr. I Ncuronte came forward loan. . . exulted over the languishing spirit of a nation that trounce its repetition on Tuesday nest, which waste. • . they iiitendedto enslave i Them is aootherobservation wised with most thundeEhte mai ks of opplairse. . • r omit A COKRESPONO2IIII IN the after.plece of 6."l'LlVeddiug . Day,"TEßal! " . ..I . which naturally grows oat of 'this subject ; in the ' - too winch importance has been attallied, and pith. took the character of Sir Aleut Guaira; and lo • . . affairs of nations, as well as of individuals, there is . . . et betty ;Oen, to the dying declaration of thts Man•-. 0 this gave himself a new Claim to public approlta on,, The , I . constantly at work atteettwe•priueiple of compensa. • tea whiCh animated his interrogators owe It was a chaste, easy performance throughout. tion, good and evil are inseparably blended with each did not rake ir so extravagantly comic; 6 ,.. 1ie 'et tqu i es ne tio i nobly good; but the publicity given to the as it 'particulars was extremely injudicious. The °Mier is other. If the foreign affairs of the country had ant 1 , sometimes been made ; but still be. was not deficient . is to attach suspicion obese legal evil!, nze - been in a condition unusually doarishingieit the r ib. kt bootees : nod in this, as In every thing he hall • 4 tendenc y lip mind had not been engrossed by did.not fixamv., • After a criminal had been convirtod the etent i. - 0, played, his ideas of acting well had esideutly a laud.• pa. evidence 7 en . yery clear u that adduced against successful warfate.-if our tuitional spirits had Veti able lereteece.le nature ' su ' . r • , s . - iiterr;i after the uncommon depravity he displayed been in a state of, uuttatund esaltation, we di , :I ti n im th e e:w ets ar ktil ia: a cir f c a u r rn th s e fe r ac s e tigma s whe an rein an b y e ei s te to l ori ant i e nt s : ..41111RDE4t t , _ ,-- -evattimstedetto wpportuithy shoold haw* heetrafforded, "That - any Dihititty 'wocitarNave dared - " '‘.. to act as, to • the present instance, Ministers have acted.. —This theuld, at least, teach A most . atrocious me . see r was coanektee at Pottstown!' on aceoinpitnied by a full and free confession of all ha Di ' n7id t t l i e e - Ida! at l ie m rsietw ' i tta lw ris i s p r."! bt e rt ' inribethe most t daring knew knew ? "PP" ted b Y facts and circumstances in cost cr. however we may be buoyed up by the glorious tors are briefly os a aser Whist 1,...,1. wwerstaisl monsed ;Ge: garden tiro. , borition of the strongest possible kiwi. First he trio* achievements of our arms, or by the successes of 1 1 1 1 '4 1 '4 1 . 1 ,4 1 1 1. b y a i i i rar i r la to ed vd a set ke sa ti ll in for W t t a d p e im ial ta T ' to lelefier'llitil McCarthy with a view to proc . ur . itrg 1 Allies, that it lkstill necessary to direct a close and . bat he . fure that tw i st' s h r at :ed an s t rz s the ater n tee a : r i: w in v a muse a suborned witness falsely to swear an ah6l.-- jealous attention to the domestic conduct of our Go. :rel'e,,Lbs=r,, the ~,,ediaki,l Next he trtiniated he shouts be Vest if the dwell Picked l'iii.encerell w i t h,Mahe-n"d could • not bu fixed on some one else. ' What could Torment, as the only means to avert greater evils m ett w azdgt;r a ilt t i m en t il.• An meat being e vo imyvierei•• 'the Centaur, Yi a l e r a y e o e w r a i l l ~ indicate a mind more thoroughly contaminated ?-••-• than those, the removal or mitigation of which it the father boars. The Lienteonot of the . Veamer's be &th nt, in : Then he fabricated the improbable, and exploded protested ebiect of the war. - t they scarcely . gilded °u the wherry, Pitt Inn en" lain each m' charges 'against Mfg. Burlie r -against whom not a to. otter wherries, which were also in chase; couteiving them 1 most likely to c ome up nub th e . etwasy, and the result proved ' single circumstince pointed lit the whole of the esi. be has perfectly correct # for, rat at aurt-lett they run the., dence Mat appeered. • rroni the awful condition of J. Wherry alongside, thoegti going at thecae of teo sitcoms hoar, i A 2 ~. upns MlT—from the credit so getterally.gi.en, and and secured the three men, but averitratter ihei had made a desperate resistance. They were landed this day, iveidtt the so frequently due to such declarations, It is to be eaeeeinimee of ate almost lingeeemmide populate, i n d - examined I feared that an ism:notable muss of prejudice may at the Town Hall, wham they acknowledged themselves to be I , p a j ama " of one. mad to b.,. 'leape d (ieee F orlo a •p r al tm , at attach to Innocent persons. •As Leary was base two o'clock in the afternoon. It appears that they had been enough 'to do those things, of which has been fairly enabled, from veiling toys, to pirchase entire new clashes. by convicted, is there 'any thing absurd or improbable which they eluded the guards at the sate. ,Ilrotheat has Itft a wife and two children, and the shark of his :uedately end has in the supposition, that for the sake of fewest", nil occusisoed her to give a prematsreblith to a third. weakening the impression, by thro*lng a part of Ike odium on others, he might persist in a malignant and sicked fsitehood, e'en with b. dying breitth.-w What earthly resource have the *ceased but in the dispassionate juitice of society.? How terrible must be the stills f• of sensibility labouring' err• der such cruel imputitions: How peculiarly is it the ditty of the Press to endeavour to counteract the or's• chief tea likely to result Irina thcprentetptiou of Leary's dying declaration. - . 4.441113 L,EARY. I It is said, thafgarl'lrAnstote, to whom patriotic teal the Country le already indebted for. many inge nious inventions and scientific improvements;hes fre quiet Oder/Cum with the Cosandstiotters of ftlJ I s itry Board on the *Object of a plan, framed by his . Lordship, for counteracting , the mischierons egrets of the American torpedoes. QUANA:eTtne.—An Order In Council la Tuesday's Gazette directs the following two additional ques tions to be put to the Coarmanderi or Afastees of vevoeii coming from suspected pieces, go be answer• ed on oath : " Whea did you sail from the pert'or plats from whence sou took** hosqd your oati!ard !arm wad at whet 'dews-did *you 'each before you arri - piaci where tools j log i ntse s eargo where what ~y 60 4 . ~. . . _ . , . . •, ' • 4. •' . • . . . . . . - . . .. . ,„, •,....,.-+, - • ---• , ..... • • ... A * l . - ' 4 ,t. •••• 4 -• ••- :.L ''.. - . -....- - --•--• --- .- - •,‘ --.--- -: - . . ... -- - - • _ .. . . . .. - . . . , ~, • • . ~. - . , ~..; . r . : - • .-,- , " - ,1 , . 7:1155,fe-tI: -.. i.. • !WT. • ” . ' ' . - ' /14k4 NEM& stance to French dota l IltkXll. a year as a reniusiggledeer ea t aggi sasy t a b by? , .. k ki. • ,-... . . s • , ~.. , i. .. „. ,,.. # 1 ,, ,r ,, ,4 1 . . , a Peaaii . may now he sailtb).* 4 (ror 4109, tall weiM malk ,lll .o l o4ollible *We.- , ce li p tn t • l i i. .'. . , -mita‘ _ . 44 .e.. , /, , : 4 4 f ll diasowsot lut- .7- . ~ .d oimi .o intl - sen - , ., : v i a .: ... N . :w e . 04writ in bstho :polities* we had to . 414 easy ' co is probably tree titiOtteitit .- • . 15,4 1 .1 i,“ . tic this *4- ' i . ' • .41 ' 1 - 4. 1 • 1 4 1 0.0 Alta kpalfeheleti I* ,1114 evolve , °wile or:,tbst • &ill reiraleem 19C 4 , saj.. 0 Ira i i This distinction is ......•"&. mi. I t ild accept of t_._e o ,0 . - . - v e nv _g) , pow nie rt bs i osing. w o w 41;114..sitionee. iso fits4klrm itarigt„ .41.444004 1 / 4. " i.A . k_ei we entertain of the Jeltist4 Diii* Witter in the penchan t' ; I •, ''' S tb a tll4)W for ,44144 . 1,0111 411. lien ender the tattle* of that ' ilailltr. 1 0 , . 11 001 11 fn rrdst a t • "'l e . chielly depends. C.eings are. itattyhundreds of learned v -. 11- tatk i l ' i ' , • ;ay e ,. c pjaheisod iiiefdeko . Lroeek.eiiksithori Irish WV', , . A pirt his er uct a foie wine' t ort4 , - ~- , corruption, often deltitute of are titers, who peeileal the MI ":e a d liee Want. Mite patemstated.-the glitilielt charade, nt i: in,' the rid re iff VIA DthArli o aOh igen. ~ b itigtieet . attempted I**lwlfi, letirthdpiditte,VAlßkak i l ChrifeediVargebre, the characteristics oC manias in.ebscarily, because thetas** no7dmiAid ie. th e Militildijr, I l lehN 4o, lellee . - 1 4 *ern_ , ,z. e ft& i f st f Nea w ahatg l a s hi p . ; Mrs. i s t.upotttit„ . .180 tlie , English t r or • lei a nd ' arivi - 'ardent love of naiiestaltode. arts of hrow-heating a sett4l6l . . ijoifo kon ' An. • lioce. , , 5 MO* STI NI OCV4IIII Itersel(Al„he enti s re li tt g a e ;isd '. he Ruglike •men , a leer liver keg g totithir reilig, live to the feelings of national .jorst. Will any man in . his': ' *key% that fact iiiii4 e u dt eec e/ 1 , 0 4 . 44t,, abio, is , yow l: l AO* Gdeeficleer,. Sarkisian, Thahters sad ~ Boe.e.eve has been , nit- *monist this it umerous class - ... 4 - ikt. : bids. dad ' .'' 'lle liehlii r ptieirlW".. iiiiy singe, she , SU* Cutters,: loggers,. htc. i, that called such" feelings T id o * th e Learned Lord cinch l o t k k b " fil"ci foal ,`h to ~ -.. ~fitter t 4 . 4 . 4 . , c .p . -3 red u fi rst.•*t i e I - .por ib l i s i g: , , . , a 4 Sere. 23. , . *-Arrited . his , 11ifilljOityis . ? L awoi , I ''': jii:g - ' ' flf • tett her ' t the ambitious designs of qualified for the office, and • •peempt to 'Undertake it • re t cos totiu "Alp. ' r of. 3o• tit!` fn ihaeltpele, hays she " '''' ...- la .LI P li . s.l‘ •fa .: ing seek the ' 'Leeward Islitid &tient la tlit-Downt; 0 the cold and languid sleds It is repdgaant to common item's!' Webihe all beard wh r V' # 1, 1 9 '.. 1;1 ° 4 41 a - . 1 1. -ir is 1.-'. . i 11k r' • , ..._,_ voalites, she has ha ii. p 38, Captain ithinet, with convoy • front tire BONAPARTC has been hued or the dexterity which is exhififted ill • . 56 NOSE NW , ta l l see him in arms against the birefs.saiih one stone." Now,. we rest beiterewilibt WOO STIZIEN II IC r t o it" AO Mature, l and . itestward ; and Saco". lit, Captain %Hell, from • rather. ma iteis pilaf .. 'jot . "s t eielietui and psi.- ;of Chettleigh.:;-ifis Majesty's shipslckille broke *liar feeling, and his gigantic all the poor debtors in England hatiolied-their 0440 letliOns; and ca $I 'er ily)iiiii4iottisliing ; from Iter'nmertliga.ladt ea*llittg, and went an shore t atively feeble. Let no pre. , d na ak aa .f ar p ro taugod-haechektkoi co nt i l oned ;vid . etr 'if hirtnonte p., _ Itee„ertiWair A • uoigieirr ; at the'Modier-lataitil . hit Wh a . got . if "nrin whited! , at contemner of popular feel- to the anguish of 66 hope difistreed,`•lljeeis so . a nt wee .., ' imilimod . ittentteti iirla,''ret 401,,piN lir- iheir ;rut!? damns/ - 7,* • " . • • ' 1 1404. 1 . rAt'sherk;lCtrr;i2l.—ntirthelet Mal•fletty's ship ts, no servile flatterer of 're- In - power were extremely delft", qf pekfereeksg this i e r j e tn ._ lll " b i' l " 4 " , ant ill" i ft tt k "' it 444 guns, ilieareildniirel Moe. s', henceforth hazard the's*. i teat. They would gladly frameo . ipbb,. 4 4 . th e releise cp. ( aid met ro . o b s g i al t n rth tte ‘ t . ..4 l ;I 104; which befotiAtey '. "Princi PreidiMil; le are incompetent judges of "the prisoners, with some seetakt .. re *a 'ditpleis powers 01141 • - titti , from :SelSebtallisi,. in three ' davit - ' Admiral ..ii their own ViNo'-ieldombeeiseflualleti t 4ita can baidlY lie it's.- Martin is Ebb beettr• of dispatches of coasiderable id honour. The,,,listoty of I Parliamentary influeoce. Winti, 'away 20019 i. liarliibit,''.ata blending the pea l : at science ffto the importance; with 'which he immediate!? set 04 for esent . war should terminate i f pa r an i ses - an d no t get a refit, T ' ims they had, 'thiims or tiattir i el.,,. s h e lit PlatTrasflik,es tie: ondience 1 , 1 Lo. !Idol. r. - Selied, , hie "tied shil ► Cifillast; with 'ha &Savvy for . into, nes - odes% *sod ' r Bliff t rA it milt ill afford a convincing proof tlaubdeta, an invincible rePliimaiset i the offspriao 4 . lorra, or Wins , then by inetlyaltoLaotibtrati; A i , , I 4 sap Ceeesch withhet totteh for LIP &Meiling candidatelpr -v i m . ? ,4111, has alit hi s Ms / 0 --x .,-0 . 7 41. . are generally superior to 4of inveteide habit. We cattlictobilltelion ourselves ... ~ ,of - , i •t ' ► ' ••3 :' Snit/114 4 tact' Arllei to . befofe es for mkt P 9 1. 1 .17 1. -• i.. tilt al" i tt 1061 2 1 . ", ,, .. 4 ,/ -- - f ---. f - • ' lid is vireos. ' -.."-: _ lt ':„,.... lg._ We:lllombitii4 . this sublict,..eritbaiti adverting to elne iii tii um iai grit m od.. vier . 44 ),. -'. ~* 1 .9 iftrift,„.,,,• , pmeg . .., • witroke, wet" 00 SIAM Vim' ' ' . l. -i. p ..1 .;. ; •' - r t '' [ 550 tel ) lcioil.c. l- 49 Pedlaric . 1 k woillin,lPortt. of 'They were abstilUtely in rooter% and *ere !is, .. - from Poissmhoth, nOltitir 'Mk pert. I " VENTACT. t- -,.. ''. [ any connected svititit. Thenation has beheld annil- quently incapable of deferring, even to the close of I - Cove, Styr. 17.-4fo Wednesday arrlyilll his Mn. , that at length oee'lioterit- , Mode of Englishmen, suffering an ilnPrifo t pre. a verse, the ferreet eXpressron of . their unqualified iesty's shil).4 ol * , , 38 guns , , ,CaPtaitt Meech; and , provide for the execution or traded at the pleasure of the Ministers of the Crown. approbation. Her se ll s , wore- regularly called for 1 Hydra troop fillip, Captain Dtgby l frontrtsmoo . 4 last Sessions, for Relief of bound' It his beheld this with a degretr.of patience or rather again. Three of them she wai obliged t o repeat; ; They are to give convoy to the vessels here ,e delay which has been suf- : . and singing them twice would hardly have sufficed, . . for Quebec, and take out' . several demebrointe for of insensibility, that we cousidee as hely hi nil le discharge of this impot tont Where is the enthusiastic lore-where the . n,hip, a-r ---no• bad she not appeared so nearly exhausted, that hu..'l the regiments in CanaJa.- His Majesty's ship Stork s . ost flagrant instances of. Mi. inanity opposed itself to the loud expression of the ! Captain Coolson, has signal for the Chaneel, and jealousy of 'freedom, by Which 'our 'ancestors w• a . desire felt to hear them yet again. We wish the' takes the several transports, with the iterrYt Unrsir . .... Thousands of unfortunate honourably. distiegoisbod,l We im p ale art any long., , local Strength of this Theatre may not cause Operas ; CM, tic. foe 'Portsmouth, under convey...y..ln. to several months been can- Protector takes new raised men for Plymouth ..- 111s sighted designs to the awe who now role over s4kle _be . thrust _ upon us too . t h r:questly. nt t. fe of Ar- I Na."tes limp Dictator. or 64 gum 0 pomp), it ly cases to the loss, in all to; their weakness is 'our secnrity ; bits if their conduct , 10,r )l e, I . x ss es 11 ::: 1Lt •I very as t he The e a io i ng of " In ! hea j rly eitpeeted.-The two convict ships Wiped to their lives. And this cruelty ; towards the imprisoned debtors had been intended' 4 a lance 'oar hopes and fears," she sung in a most ; begin loading part of their . valuable &eights le..inoro ate operation of the law.- it , _,, ias an experiment..if it had bees the act of a . tructive style. Inccenost merited Ind obtained great : row.-A convorbs said to be appointed for the 14tit rd " whatever to 6° in j ur ed Governteept - soliciretia to knew the temper of Niel, pplause in drtabanes, and iitecLatts vrfs much ad- :of next mont 14 . toproceed for the Weft Wiese , . e the pore and unmixed effect ' . upon the : His Mejesty's ship Brisk, aid Batekse, are heed! hazarded k • f •mired in some parts of Arbaccs,• though, people--ere itso attire upon thetr teno r • .or the helpless imhecility of , . • . • . whole, he appeared to leis advantage its this than ; looked fur whit convoy from..Ports . mootkvew ' Admital . dom, how tom cotes the experiment nave . • own. On this subject it will e has lately assumed.' Sawyer is also exploded on this station. i corresponded with tho vi i khan a .neh . an.priirneut li . i_et!ist of the characters h _ _ ._ 1 nem'oratfon of the herdic achietottimit of•thiti I. ' deistri- - ' A stioWg sensation, of ,borror at , the atro- ("°' 9 1: 1 7, 14 your *smart care* "a at win 19 00 04.4 14 Yu1l soul you arrived at the port or place where you 'tout aished Miter, when'bi command of hie Ms:. ; ekes deed has been selOted in . Ibin heretofore peace- tor t • present cargo r' ship Shannon , on the ist tof June last s - be ets4lesll oeighbotivhoet Thp,gootremea of the. County iace D i r pee carry art y b it e beak?: with you to the pert or , a he now on board ?- t off captured the American' frigate Gilesspeake. I have sebscribed ievesul'hOndseci pounds, 10 be ds -, ;foal what l i a 7 a i rw are tb e c s: s irbills a health d as , unc l en , . . freedom of the Cerperation Capt. Sangria I 'Abated in reward s for the apprehension and . fir "'Peeled " ;,. ' entitled by .birtb. . • . prosecution df • the . raerderera, end the utmost --.sion."- , recent appointment of David Douglas, Est.', olsitenee bee' bees . Outplayed. apd is.'sow on foot jwi c.w y th k e re ared 'emh ect l e ar4l l : J b e iltit a ttele saw sselester. 11 . at IMP witutaer tie, Sheriff-Depute of Berwkkshire, to the fa 'the purpose 4 • pcoveolek „di perpetrators. ans. outv mow as per last. la Pam Umini, &c. D• wertlird as soccessessor to the late Lord Craig, an: 1 Mr. • Massey, tlii; sod, sces an, honest and r iti rt 4 ,leltesh,) 74 100 , iseel.____ollo • ' ..4' •no • a triumvirate of Senators of the College of , indeUrions farmer, ,•' bli wife tin Amiettie s respect.! sty,. : re 4 ./ ' "'" 13 1 f ;rd.: . •4 "* . !,: v• 't • 6 , 1 A a tii. .....WiftWO... VW : i who areal! natives of fifeshiri. , Lord Sal- 'able woman . •ri '. eettieetri k t-bat aid hapless .. : 161 ht._ ' • - , V. r. 44 nib . - • • ••••1..,t"5`..- - was appointed in 1799; Lord Pitrdity, who eouple - wtie• tioniegid" with. 4 btp4soOk. All the ji a r e ula.'""h""gg in r ia D ab , ah . • "Vi• • •li nn -14 a C agl o s pi ln ,“ of, j u tia c iae r , i f , Isis 1 ant spotlit wounds" of Ibth _wet'? ip, thie.litied. Very vielfait ... ...7 lw t:E, ii .- Vet;u44. .:.::..,. w ail loglas t us eirtedy mentioned, but who, in con- •sanguine hives, pie . entertained s al the murderers rs. ,ffia.h illit i em . ; d e ll ;.- = Pea Otto • • . Se re of the present Aittelinal tracatiow, wiii 'mg will be IsPeedlLfillheetsse4 ead_b# ro, kil lloo 4 ic . " 1 ,,, K m..* ... It CU ..' 1 - • It . s mot till , the phi of the Quirt •lu N. liameaesY judicious Ma"' res,:rfor attainment Ot l' - I * **lr 4 q -- '" • ' - - " 4 1 .-"' • nest, •' . 1 this tetptittaof porpose_ t have beep emitted to by the- .• parnrvista i's'.-oen. ii, I:a' • • • 1 • • t opie6. • , .... • , ,AnctiOLT Aololllro+-ra* sight, holisseeft 'POMO Shgisttetes a Phblin aided iind misted 1,7` Ake : ..b. • to 6. if Colibt *Um, s . I Id tell o'clock, es o osnison was de • .ta . , she astietnetitienit g i r o z s r4 co-opori lion of Ake, lestloa . -ip. tire. .. w 66. .. %ow' ..; tit isd cart into the eareegit, mottle ' . , 'lttigtointeo sad ' (I o iiii tiOenty er1F1414• 4 i v ' "''''' '":" t 4 1 / 11 "0 1 4 .* . . . • . •:., ~, 'Po* .... a. the con,* of Teadey-street I 'low: • 4.• ' . ' 1 4**f.: 11 0; set Air•. • OS his 'fbot - Flipped, oboe iscilliksideriiiir;•' 001 0114 Diat to link!, *Crete V i t h of • • . rt-a iAintiri. y ~ Ilk At. * P., 41. In. .. .. of the red, width gOieggivelasistlOAssill er,wevity Iliiiiiiiiii lowigii - to eliMorti 9 . ..reer.w... • ,_,.. et to 'V. lik, V: - taut death. • . ' .' ' ''. • WM the *bolo trill lies drawn ! •''- . • . 44IMP ...4 i . . . * - . • . •