The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

Pr' I „~ PPOOP. W L --- -- abroad. : • • .... • To proeLtro inch carts was to ,bitywever t •eertabitst .totA JIIf intention *Nile Scheme. The intention was, thai the Ain:duo und C4iintniviiimrs should b with the • taunqy put thetil bandooet of the to tics, purchase up Stuck, or parts 9 1 the. Q, bc, belonging to imlividuals ; that the parts; so pitrehused up, should nut cease 1.) e.cist ; titu4 ',hey .shouAd Its ,toritteo t o ; t h e Great Book under the name ni the 01'1;mi-stoners . 11lisit tlic Gossisti*loaers siteeld recei vs she 'iuttrill opall b,etepd Of its being received by itli‘ianals sy * nee ; that this laic, teat, as faat as it came Into the bands of. Ilse 'Coetinisairtsters t , should. like the trianeypaid to them,annu tyy. nut of the taams itelaid out to pureltasiag up more stock from ifidividuals; and *hat .the thing shotati i rs ou thus, till the .44 oc the fitock, or Dcbe.,Vt into the :lumls.ut Cominiisiooeri; tithed, If mars=, the geversthent might burp the. Great Sopa, owl the Debt fraitillte paid or. . s& , scat peg . pretty arm paper k it made a fine tla the nexivapers and pa c mptects of the dfy; . atod looked, ersitiesti.‘hatt embodied iatosan Act of fidianient, _there „vas t tabe.vore. %shed people looked into the, matter ,toorp .olosely, something rnthet wkinst:ical us the' idea of a nation's istereal to itself; sconetbjrigyery whimsical in,a nation's MONEY by pa de Use(/' istken t eet wan iti oup Mack. :Maul persons thougitt so t 01.110,, 01.110, 414 *um . e said . • an ; ha; the Ormiclable tables of figures made out by Cotirt.- ~,eututorgt' and the doirer,y,atul bold, speeches, of Pryr, • soim put all such•vet - pma out of countenance, and, reduced ,thein lcueerorew thera to the eharre of fitclioa, and disit free atlilia444lll%, iu ca iu Pt e d h i thtito Zl,Aci se&-boru M s uliitec t " litcCame deaf to the diciates of e6inin-M % • " ill az* • • • turf t• .- -, -- twin . wer of ridecming or paying or the Debt; for, lei ist we she'll(' be 'Pt mintrilly exposed to be bewildered I ' • r k 1 i 4Pl4iSatiedk • Ive shall be quite unable to form . kis ,ie siAlliOr/Ffion of what the Sinking Food really is. ...id tap6t iot . -14. 64111 k with the money this put under their 'entente' th *t. •• , were' to purchase up stock from inclivi- Hence 41 ''' , : 4 1 watdd then become the property of the no- counts • 1 , l'Ve most go gently on here, or we lose our- doe; fo I' ' ei .ent. We roust, indeed, not proceed to step farther, caffed' — - ~se hack to Letter ll.and have taken :mother look, IA" our =Rorke as to what STOCK means. Hav: 4104 Volk th, end of the first oaragraph; we may ,seating, that the Commissioners were to go to rivocierelairtilliss ilt4rlniniatitarol iliejig=l /).4 10 Sk• IWO hove sect!, ii-t4e i‘e(tdrlkfiti.oferaw ; 4 1 k 4.1 7:17 4t. ne 44"4 teed? bul! ZsltTtlittlgaV t ...,.y ) to the goyernmeau a we idava.icca hqw. he got, • nia;iki‘tpa iiNa i hook in return for his,mooey t• we have , 'Os stothlogthat caolse seti, ileard.ranelied. or, have welt that ii signiAitsothrt cight of r.le.:;p:rtg ilk , ... ooney letot,to. the Gayesnattnt s Wilic:i tanacll bah dipcogleo; we linvese,en the toper,ationhy.which • becorne t ,poswased of stock ; and, lastly, we haves .:bitiatttif , taxtroft Gaper+ ;tom N, purchase. tilt/ thosiand round, worth of Illycirobet . k stock.. which then former betmeathed to his poor dataitter rituals-O. -ft .-- - tinve„, thelfkoheerve, the whole :4 Ike Stock. of which the- Notional Debt is made op; k eaactly the same sort of thing as till two thousand pomade worth of.Stna, belonging to Ciritzle Oreenhorn. There is a book, in which a lint °rifle natetek af, allthose persons is written, Who hoye,ltite.iirizxle, a right to draw iso.erest ;Poo the (dovorpment. oat of the taxes I . against each name ire this lie& is placed the tonouat (tithe sum for which ths.pettista)?as a right to draurnierest. some hive a right to draw hp/teem-for more Mid some for less. And these sums make op what hi enlled the Nut iosoal Debt. ()recourse the Sinking Fend Commissioners, in order to gay off the National Liebtior any -part of it, must pu rehase up Stock from (netioidwitis ;'or, in other ertimis, pay (ken; off tkeirthono of thiatebi: If, fir instance, G. G;eeoloora has a mind to have her-two thousand pounds to lay nut up io laud, or do any thiog else with, she sells her stock,. old, if it :o happen, she moy sell it to the Commissioners i aid thsp, as the) pay for it with Ilia natiott's motley, it is said, that. by thja transaction, they have reuleemed thy which I should mean 'lid-of) two tit oosand poturisuf the ttational Debt. Grit*, who wee the creditor, has get her money mtain t she-has no !Gager may right to draw interest for it; oat, ,of course, pan wou.d !husk, that tile,e two thousand pounds worth of debt Aare paid of. and that the nation, that •we the people. boil no longer any iotiwest to pay capon il ; you would naturollY think, that we wpm as Powys toter{ & pay the interestyupon iris part tithe...pai s . a. ., , ' b ar , .. ..., 4 . F . t . • ' . -tireatly. beatvar, Iffnom waok.dentivdtfl 4 cruelly deceived. i(,9.tiid Mk* so; for,,qo4mitiostatidiag the . Canamissionets lipee redo-au:4locm two thnusatuipostosis, we have shit to pay tit interest of them every . yoar.; we ars stil o i dared for the ste typokeretrite to pay this interest, jasst its thy same way as 4/ the toptiosassout moulds worth of debt, had Rat teen rerieented at at!, but Ili!! bePon;ed to Griselo Gresraiorn 1. Ibis- is so odii way Ot t rfcicentiiikoto odd fsf a.y nE paying of: do yon oat-think itia, lieighbqurt ? - 4tieltett: before seen, plat the Platienal Debi ht a gaartgatZentoak,the taxes- It i, totrotattl4 ,rolled., so it; con vgrsatiou, and in o t ritiags upon the sohject. .But, Atokid!uot eattow,pl.-yeit,w . ho hoppenvd to have a mortgage upon your load ag hoot!, think it 4trasige if s -otter you had redeemed a.. I p Mot the asartiPitro .YOu had ttil).to pity interest upon the• Pjulallitleftscilass well .m.4.4spon -the port • once4ecased I TO. iggp.,E,4,,lls.ftpnitedtp money engagements, merino to die- ' qbarge,..to s sedfrae to Q41)49440. .1:114,i is the intoning *robe. Word redeem, us implied in rach.roattert. It sometimes means, to r.es:re sae to,ronte.in, fromeoloivity, frost furfeilti e s or from. peril of any sort, by ottyjogateriae.. ;Let, in , sasat;sta4ze, MI ',Lich shia.worst to toed, jtalwaysimpliesthisaeltittoirea of the ttloject on a -Lich it oplinsteat .nost.,.. whets opplied. to aanortgage, reboot!, a aoteot( 11:yd s tstas Deist of /toy .wort; it implies the pay, yr ni a 44 . 4 11 op, Visa, con Ihe .two ii)illifilid poinids worth qi Debt, anircbased,frotp Xiteirele Grtrokstro, b 1 our Sinking -114114. "MI 6. 1 i Vler,s)49 MO 4 to ttooothirwri I),,ur, it, wr..t..c.:.. efillfakcii tapa4th o is4ife.sgimPsh. K. and, of cuttsoct'ifil be stotc dischargm, , subd nut lit( (ITC t !- • • , . ' ~ el .- 1 0../. , 41 ' 0 hlott a t ifirlit Sit‘hr• APPears.more plansibleallathing m:rto oeasooatole i tiathitat mote. tear, that, the.• tuozlo above describe. e 4, of retleewittcolteDebt by purchasing framlllso severalintli -14;1141/4 who. like Griaale eireetalsorn, own the Stock. or *'r. Debt. theirrespot Ow , s!mresaliereof. Anal, the operation ,it vs sieopleas i maattlihig esti pi. • for, the Sin%iier-I"ond -Pips % rnistioomotllavint. Air itotnnee, t cocoa:di -Iwo ak isisatul. wooed 's. kora see lrix-gatherers, iweirtsteatf r the tiimicins,Vettil Atl e . uti Indiotreitase•Otittile's stock ;'they give -her Or ililwilliMitAitod poands.t her tight to draw interm4 frina.tis.epolash her. `;tarn of the, Stock or Debt is reileceied or IL. id .44 ; asdif er Am nf if erossed ma of lie,. Book. Ah ! hat .ins 1 tat aoeses eLterf Oinkinz-Famil Commissioners are. 'A' rains: ill lire 1.104* indesui of hers! Ave; we have to pity the interest 14 die t•: : Tri Shutt; sant pounds 10 Them instead 'ii to her ; and, our taxes on roc-. - e ,ont of•thls .Whleit is rolled the rerlecno , r/ ',fart oft Le Debt, are est as great as they were before this cut toots work of reticatp -tion be, , an. " Well; then, " you will say, 4' what does : this thing mean; " and what eon it have heels intrnle,l for ?'! Vs ii,, to speak candidly of the matter, though the thing was :01 invettlitat of .Pirr, under whose sway soaauch mischief came upon this na tion, 1 believe, that the think was well meant. 1 bcliese that It woe kneaded to fire the nation front its Debt. tut, I am sati-hed. thott it. hits !Well' productive of no sinall pact of the evils, whirr England lint which Europe have es perteaccd mace its ioroution i for, by giving the people renewed ecnfi dence it theeolidity of to' rumps or Stocks, it reoffered gfr- Irrtifteat isorrfiseing more ealy ; and, of course, it took from the sltitister that i heck to the m'tkint of wars and the paying of f o reign armies, -for the worst of whit It cheek toe typo:yea., an d Tub's. aw l Debt of the a onotry have breu so fearfully sow meate d,, 4onny nothing; at pte s eot,aloost the dreatifat .cititoAes /which time wars base made tisetr affoo t ira both Al . Loma. ti,i4. ...z not paid off; it was bon;hl up, but we h a f iglhatlf i ikflf_ L l O to pay interest upeaQ; 41.11; tperekorio it talif sot.* saituti he paid off; for, it would be folly to, gross to pretend that we lairrirad 701Trrs ettra'N'VXl4K4i; fOi'ivlellr'ivilVert's pfL ) ;tag iutcresh -.IF, indeed, he, pasts of thq.dirlit st which were ..plirchaf.ed.tip by the ConiusAliaaers, had been, Irt Once, done alt ay, and rye bad ceased ttipay iiiterest upon them, then these t rtemonldltave been reollyeedetrawd. If, for instance, Grist rg e:)(-11C.Stih‘rr i n';' two thonsand poskads sybith of Stock h a d btOn ltossed,put pf cite Crew. Beek, arid had not bceo bveftell in it r.!Fain under Tirother name, that two thousand rends worth of tieettlt 'voila irate been rededried hi realty. This isMie way 4aVistilt'tfietiniiiag . o4o4 of the "Atieriaia Starts ope• rhos: Tieyraime yeatly a certain suns in tuxes ; with that alMilleY Pvickaie up part of their debt ; and then that part ictf,the.deht sofas t, exist in any shape whatever. The 'nett ,Year they** a like snm 'in taxes, pod twain purchase np 1 4ristels , sif dl. debt. And, thus they proceed, having every sneetwidisii Ysiar,' kis and lest interest to pay upon their debt.— Tttio it negi nrdeniption ; this is real paying of.. Put, the way in wisicistsf orareed bears no resemblance to •14 woe hat any . thing in common wilts It, except it be the name.: . . LOt ns, heft:re we proceed any farther, take a view of the increase of the interiet nal toe hoof to pay upon the debt. We have seen In Letter 111. how tiie debt itself it as gone on in creasing.' Dii . t, we have not yeitaken a look at the increase of the Iti TEKEST; though this is very material, and, indeed, it is the'enly . thing, belonging 'to the debt, Worth) , of our :men ' tion. The stutement of the amount of the debt itself is •of no practical. itsc, except as it serves to ilfestrate, to redder more dear, Ike pint of the stibject upon which we now are. For as we have ieen,:tbe, Debt is nothing more than a right possessed by Certain 'pendia% called Stnek-Holders, to draw interest from the nation; or;.in other word.:, to take annually, or' quarterly, part of the taxes raised upon the people at large. 1 Lei us, therefore, take a look at the progress of this luterest. ' . ... , When Qu tan Annt came to the throne, in intihkst an ilie National Debt - ,61,310,944' .When Ceaoppokl..lame to the throne, in 1714 3,3514.5 1 When GLORGIC 11. einee to the threw. in 1727 2,217,b51 • IthltatYsbit'es Ili. came to (he throne, In 116 a 4,840,841 AfieytlbliAtoctaitczat Wit. 111 . 1154. and jUit be: . fore she making of fiilesSiskim Fund .. 9A69435. Af the ljtief and bf fhb' cost ••-• • 24778,0 s For tine La;i ilsat Is 1809 — . . . 31,870.4.1.9 B tliere are itsettiltitt•in dirges far usiniettowtter 411 . 0 ‘9, s'll!te-ot• ,( 11 4 1 1,1 1 portima de ) called the loans, or bts i .of the Emperor of .Gar-. Meek; toottlef the !Prirre.4.Regint• of Portugal; width, it ;is ppsstbk, Csey; may equips; but, thin is, as it is called in the accoutit laid 4sitforg,ll/;rrligin,esit, dill% the last Yession, the " Total eharew so account of. 11-bt, payable in " Great Erl tap." let meek airy tensible man, whit cnnseepienee it can beln tis; whit' iti? 'Debt' t Called - 1' it hal consetetMcil . wholt litintr•thc. diffefeet vores'Of'itmstr e go, so that theinterest ev sittl goes infreasing, and so that we have to pay the is tie or that fute l rAt nut hf dhe Cates? ' • When PITT'S Sinking. Fund lens established, there was a nett cat tt; 'When the Interest sh;teld•64la-th4ehtiostalthed, '1 reran. a ,vious. swot ord, when P1e#90; 6 , 419111 :4610nger 00 • c.x,• to defray the interest upon .the stoch.,. or parts of the slinettl.efier•Olie tloso he'Parehosed up lay the Cetm raiss(oners. . The time so axed was 183 e, two years ago. The Nerd* as not named in she Art; but, it was kilowatts a cer... witty arbettove this ceasiaxio pay Intretst was to begin,,w hen dig4ittefeee Mimi the itork,• or parts of thellebt, bought op tegrtitcp with the tuns . .r. id to too Co.tun3s , ioners oat Of did shini;,e woo too 44gctaio nom ( four . s annually); aunt, as lltrsulps to he pctidso them weee•ftletl, it was a mete 9uMtiort aftwittensetle When the fiakovsf laterest would rear., agretitiblY*l the re rms•of the Art; eip . fr3•B44lhi the qiintse..tphollows,e....**.bF it forther / openFted -by the oaths)- " rity aforesaid, that wisenever•the wisple; sum aunually re% 'eels-able the said totinni;:ianers, including as well the .tro ,r , erly sons of two !iukdred :dote, 9fiy Ilutusand• poppds, 4 ,lll:rein before directed to be issued fring the ii,keheipier, as " Hie sceentiAnneitlei nad•Divldtuds of Stock to be placed to wilfrker - ractfiitthe salttrNefimlsslittiers In the . Books ifftlie 6 .t)l<awermir aailidlohtpacy of the Bank of England, by vim* "of this Art, alll9Mll inAhe whole to Fora Alt loss ,int stay ci,m;mlr Driidends due 015 such Part of the Priori r•psil br Capital Stock as shall thenceforth be paid•off by the Of mi.!: Commissioners, and the Monies payable on such Annul. • 'lies for Lives or Years as may afterwards cease and deser asitreolliALL KO-LONGER BE ISSUED AT TII E " RECEIPT OF HIS MAJESTY'S EXCHEQUER, bet " shall be CONSIDEP,Iia AS REDEEM El) by Parlia. " ment i and sluill'imattlo id be ..dispoSed of as Parliament "In what way. it might: have been sup thriA,Aivllament,, in Its:wisdom, would dispose of these parcels of redeemed debt, I shall mkt, for m a y part, presume to hazard a conjecture; NAN al*nto before Observed, ft was easy (thi surisheLog /lieu) to aseettain 'the time. Wien the- prod ' idiot both!' cheese "Mild begin 's° *rite; and, tluit time was, layear 18fR. `.• Tien was agonies/AIL passed seven years later (17n), el. Lotting Mont of the to the same purpose (Chapter 51 of the 114 ykar Ipr thli Lilies reign); aunt stilt the sahie provision iiitsioadg; namely, when the prodo:•e of the sinking 'Fund shiml,l nntnant IA tsar millions annually,• el! the Stork; or jade of the Drbl, 'that . slooftia purchavd •up 'by tie Cam plassfairre after lhif time, SHOULD NO• LONGER . RA NI: LoAnYtroom IT OUT OF . TIIE TAKES; List that tkese parts of the Mkt should (inarkitke Words')'' he cotoitTed AS It 141)F.F.:11 Eii." And so they would. They really, in Chat case, anult have been ttenteitid t hut the word IiCDEL:4ED is sues .applied, eveti he the 'Accounts laid before Parliament, to tlyne poior the Debt . , bought up by the 'Ciliniuisiioners, the dividend, de interest. on which ports, IS STILL ISSULD AT TilE EICIIEQIJETI; that is lit nay, out of the taxes! And all this goes on amongst the thinking" people of England! . 'lame, what was done, in the long-expected year 1808? What w hen the year of promise camel .This - is the most itster - rstinA part of this most curious history; but, as to bring to a close the w hot,: of the discussion, relating to the §inking Fond, would ext..nd this letter to double . its present length. I I think it better m snake the remaining part of it the subject of another Lettor, he,eccliiitl; sou, in the meanwhile, to snake op,. by your patiencx in the perusal, for whatever want of clear mos may-be discovered in the writer. • • I remain, Geoilernen, Your faithful friend,. Wbf. . CO BBETT. Stet; Prison,. yetegale, September 14, 1810. A 1 Ived ? Nino'. I)ae. 1 . , , ' Dublin - ' 4 'l ' 4 " 4 • . Waterford, ...1 0 Cadiz . tb i hri. i , , 0 -hoti•tro.L•v‘ei....r.r, Lislxv2 i'ds"O s ' . Qt•'. s.,ylA,c; t .. t ... II eligorand .4'— • ' ' i - ' (iuttenbargh ,.: A .Qiiiii• ' 1 . . . • • Lttkliffi • 6 • e A. 1.1 T:7"" - We •teetelltay iaeonitherli Ao'f141 . 101:10 0 11111JV v# l :, 5.P ! .50 11' l' i lc;,' itii,st!q* ; si.tOttAf k ir e Vlt i ,r t l i t. 1 art • oecesierted• the ;surrender.. ,Thu' Itspittehes i ere (Rom Lord Ws;,r4gP. s tOtt, .;eud age jiiteni . cgip e l e°l.2° - th • kuPst•,:;:,irl e r • 1 !qt? .I ) .rtl.tlti.tit ,0.1 .1 4 ideal:Vl* Pn-hribtr - Li0 1444 t, 1141 '?"LF 4 1 `0, 441 'ltas arrived tit Plyiniset4. : . : '. ‘. ~ a , . .. . ..,_ ' Lorllfttir.itiinten his agar enveSple:ttireiltiril to the valley of Monde; e„ keeping a, division at 1 Gugda i his Rvilry. ‘M;llicla(s .itAtir..tcle-•1 13 1ill 4endlltarters it.cflorico; .Qn the 2ff lit some sltir.. misbea took plaee between the piques. .Captain !alrCiON„ tilt. the jfftb, 'Vfai'vrtik n4cd..: A piqnet of the 4tvai . DP.l9Allf eiad? a Pl!'ult VP( Fti c .V b ? l4l , l charge upon the body of the .erteml. , sod .. teisk some prisoners. It taNigit has mh i fe no latelOthl!' oluvemeat ; sixty of hi? cavalry had Iteett ;at otr. by I troop of ike 13th Light Dragoons., afroop of (he 1 14th eurtugueue, Light nyagoope, pokr„Ctigtfil Wane, and the whole were:made priao,ll ) exCePt the commanding officer and one than, 'wlys . .itere. killed; ln the North, a French corps adrancecLiin the 20th to Alert/14as but on the approahh ef ' genius! SitottenX from Bragaitza; they retirettim. bletliately. . . -the fallowing letter gives's:more parlicalar sc. 1 count or *VIA; l un habit 11et41441i , iv liiehl4l l l)o l .letki4t Almeida ---• . , -; S e.r t .. •.. • • . " Y is will; the most t” . l eignvl . serge* ttli'l.l.A • have, Co, ceriiiiVn:cate .ki,`,Srpf& e.it . - ige ' r.. 4 ti4i 0, , an event Which happetid In thiVnigi4 of Wetoes..,) day last. In • the morningortiait 26th iiie.enemi cominenCe4 'f.)l". libiub.i?dflle*;ii( 4 '4ll( AltieitrAit 12 batteries; Am ifu otiet o ;it '. Is , rep nneetk , V ) . teel ' * - / • ,•.. - •1 , r .''+.". .J.S a . • 1...t..k..i.k.J.1 1 PieedS u ar,itiory, unto* prtgaurtitsuate 11.1111101* i, 0 o Aai* *a nd '46%00 iii : .. .. Ye. i lieflr . 4,' .'iiilt#h i tit internrissien, a 'vigorous nod. 'dein ette . lfve • Aremeel I the evening of the 27th, ishen 4. sltalt PlitgleigNi the piinciVal'enagrielint, at flosion . in.l a tanneneetudy took place. • 'lSlci!less Mule 600 'Men were kilic..rby ilie.ficeident, eieneri; supposed, that.; half . that'inuMber was dreadfully wonfidgd.., Gen t . Cox, the governor s is asnong . the :wounded. ,He h - as lest iii`arm k end receiveilasevoial severe on. tuSiorq„ , ;The fall Of Almeida, atid tke consequent dispositions of • the eiventi l lendered it gerileot ftis us to .putt, our 'army in motion ttioraittle Cetarico, where. Ivo ; arrived, yeVelay,, an)! hive.useivi este. blithe* one Itead:-41uartave. here.- tithe -cavalry still • qc cu6:aitirti: 4 4l4 a i lAilciiii4444 l li'paitc4 . at• Ade s te i rt y .? ,: i . ~.... ....7e n : 2 :.: : :4 1 r ... • - , .. 7 1.-: .0 4 ....:,:,:::„.. , ber ' foliossiiti alottismolreet , trot*. 4 . :11010,) , eltei :r..islio9::`,liiiis'fiZtir,: . "-i' s 'a: ,' ';', l';'? ~,.'t i •. ., ~wasiate.ant sins reciltredl shivoierietaitset• she , tall •of iiikillo, the frontier fortress ortltys roantiV:..ll'n'as tity'sitfrie l d "vet; 40iig,Asia we arc told ilia* our wimige,ititsq . irrui in alo- Ow to relieve it, when tke very iiileiperied hteOtilli Of ill be- I, iokr*lnketi *et receivetr. A brittle will not dotibrvery WO take I pug: piii..frhe is In fiigh health and illfits.r ' . .• . • .ji Tito above is the whole we can gaiher,.from , this . arrival., of ,the, slate o}: the camtniign itil r htf.jtek ' No doubt, the melanch o l y accident at Atinrsitt.tor) ' ceitrated the f all of that place.; but if Ah l akopas.4 l had not •liippened, itivitl'ultl to be . ilicVteel;'fltrt Alineida . vivid long have held tout. ,It 12 tireicAve are now told thit Lord IVect:ttatt.Tos was shoring to its relief. 'But how is that ititeirigthird . Atilii4 l l . ! 1 s i hi, Mower of carstionattlittiated to .his dierdaltip ? It is net, intbactl, probable that Lorti'WEir.ilortin should hoar& a - battle to save Oneida; Unless he' had a further object in view; on the whole, We pen- 1 bider it as a very great CfrOr in s.,ordUrzta.t t'vnvon, as sell as a very unfortunate cirenwestance, that soy • pritish troops iblauld hese. blest abut tap in Almeida,' when the Orifillt arnly.oaulil no• longer remain ntcar it. At the .time of : our first• hearing - et thisi'',it said they Were It•ft therti.te. meet no-other:fate t ion -to be marched,iitto. luatbsome•Frenclilllsoiii..",lt could nut be ollicrtviSe,ififrorsiWst.taunirtarr voila . nut maintain his ground. Wcattticilua i ed the e#dilf, andNo rarc we to 44 114 censured th e 611:o: that.: riiiiitary ; oFenAion. 1 fliirado4glit - .ocdislit g e l l , the loss of Almeida ; foe hitlogl, that might be the . immediate cause, the effective cause was theju t otwa- . bility of my Lord WZI.LINGTON to . 8118tiin' 1118 ground, Tor its protection. 'What his Lortikhip' could propose by leaving a man of -his English 1 troops, in Almeida, it is not possible to iniagine . ; l l but it is !vat improbable‘ that some of his .well.:' trained Partizans here may attempt to explain the intention, and show the wisdom et .lAis mate c . of the campaign. . • - - 1... . j We are happy to inform our Tirades, that' the Expedition from Cadiz, under Captain Cocxert N I , has completely succeeded. The troops landed a lt the month of d Rio Tinto, between the G ita di at l and Guatialquivor, and completely surprised that Due D'AttEmovan at Nloqitur, took 700 infatdr) and -100 cavalry ; the Dyke himself and a few dra goons only having anted their escape. • ... • . •-. , • —l • Yesterday Now Task papers to the 13th ultircci ; . . . of the arrival of Mr. Mr. Pi zy, fur feeetved by our Guve! itilllP 41i9 1 Porfiot Vel4 6 '. 04 o e t ter . 9u Pa OK, cht . oli VOA( it the matter to G •t• . 1 10 rt4e , ,Exal, o iets gerteciatiol inir haf Cdei n iiefl nee one or two Voii4;.i, vAlie W 4 which he' w - iiis whi loci will be fish.. +nr • • , 8 uncgct,.,seki 4p . ondenyl duo to the ably uri ter for • candour certenty murqf to l timer without a tu, inform our Col Or:both On The: conduct as haput4 miedto them by polls. 'And, toy 0 1 Nejtidieo l . lobar Our CA' irrolpundc: fiktie warping of candidly read, tFt ititi4Leilror ptir cyi iht, ithatystkera if» I-... AZ 1. 1.1 s v l ow too DM argh pola7 agree to ii acclamation, and A long interval . 1); tic make nb resiitan which they fully tor resp4nden • , I • that. iltd I+ RAN dE A "rfinea C sll A 43( for havinuparedati France, whir l ? he and haring intiodi chandiae, particular) of Euoo4ol:flag' --After three di: DASD and CIIEVA right years; !hit/ 11leave to bo im i two months, BES. Gitirs'at au and Loo p . Haim, Hui condemned to pay (rants fur damage,' • ! . . li • , ..... 4 .tilki • er , 4_ b f Ante ( do \ .4 et bettv the 1 c *km' tObteef• . 1111tArill iti..ehti nitcd Sales jeonf r oni setitnight,.ntm , previous, 40,9Q0 *thebugh"itN w t ie se reellerill4litt.ai Shit arsbral lh(ftl e. taken ki,:tisn—late deattletre fen' genutry; but thi iStmcnt•with Al DREA . DNO\ too& Mite, and NI pllint and prof v( cheering whist rtt; eD---J. Shore, SlM'l 4 .l3to'nes, ia.trlors. "DONivmorito--H. Elton, Mr. Dritrdt, Mitidapieso? .111. E Wliot (sisseeder 1411Itini Pa Marell,••• adird4loexswaist), kinroralton, J. 1.3.11te him; 1. 1 4 ' Kenner,. Mason (tistre d °Lid), M is, Ina—V. J. Roddy, se:tomb; By the Treaty tweesn his BaITA the itratitsi pie lu Vitt country . eft& iw - tfie-Pur of ships..uf..war. hours. The Per Jpiii the Ninth, not licreifter he crottipihits of the 1004etetniiiisiitni for bringing ahou Tiaothrpmghuio Count GOTTOII.. thilisliSd M *Melt' and wrote,.,his,usr Tharie The Speitiel•Col ob,the 30t It uteri( GUILLON s .Merclu Orn104:11SSOUIS of 4 the' Customs ; jraut of the C; Itsrtti J;ceiktisi r# . Eji.Fik.4l 4l N,, .bomipt M AVM, M .I 3W2MPSE r i t iv % d on g ule ,.sl: h b i erne s hi 6n41 cite! i v; any ttikag life The tare i IA; daa' I• .non ihrucd miltiostfintt 'proceed b rep 1 no/paratali up • retl .4 to, aqqa lent his itvec.ls It it:ita ote4ri44F ,aeey that Stork tmiC4e.l tt: L ttoz.ss upon ma bran loin ago f I I lifackworm bei aeon our might r 1 I 1 I 1 I • I 1 I 1 1 .. I I 1 I , I x 1 1 I i I I I 4 I 1 1 I I I I a • 4 f I I I I 4 I , A I 1 I J I 1 4 1 I I 1 I • . . 1 i I .... 1 1 I • 1 ;- ti --- - , :k I THE STATE4I. '.-- -1 ---- 1 • ....... , b .. . . • , dith at tench fondness its the mother h -WI - ,'' : .••. were t ecets q1 .,4 4 4 1K II 14 1 1 3 -1 p er C A .• ' 'I.: dle ' . : 6-; ‘..,. . 11:6 ./..beediais:l:lllt4Xelp: 1 habe, it cherished and febtere4 thy filial 4el usktl* '' 74 "svveltyg:34. I 61 ti ne;;l , v ~A a . s ~.0 414 14 7 0 CORI; 1 --q._, r.o.N. t), FN 4 TS . . following *Flit) itt! s4ecutton of the Sinking Fend Act proceeded. more - . . • • • B re . ee r" ive Pe a c tots i‘ng iat l it h io V c ins al cr " Cr n i n o o th r is P :a ll y - , '. . obi: .. sw-1, I NH than have 1 . _ . morrow. ~ , , Ca tstriif the Stock, or part.. of the Debt, became of comic a , _ • a' th, 'rem ook is e e of i i i lioniptsth34 •I.'. i . I i 41b,, ' 74 e ft) (in r rift 'T.': 1 a ~„, e (I,t p oft '• i i 1W rlori fo " 'tar . tp t Cu ipiookinen t a,. , . iir , Si 74 4di . the " redeemed debt; "a p rase which coolants a coo- •1 1 1 I (I`AIRS 0 0114 0140. 0 "kusrsiAkitiribi - - -- • - - a!LAIDELPH!. 4 " provided the laily .ves4 have extracted s . 9- ; - 7 Pu ` • 1101fhte tt• State3 frigate 1, rttl, is the CA at •Pl e ??‘ 41 , 6 d Ne let*. vresio pa othlner tart st taitalsitaukr, igisiglitft• 7 •lllo former a re o „- kstilllroortilc4ttre, themselves iodopesdpll-71 ss ill gioc them protecti oi ..' Uultimore Whig,t r ., k . Enktso, with important di,Antri ie Government, Says, " lutell44ll4i mE ;,". ernmem some months ;p.n. :lid 11 r t ,i 4. l q.Aiitusfriles AO . , 4Y. .9 4 174.. .41 - " rr ..1 ( • 4 ! . .4 9 PV"ft'iTsini Neantvey.t Tilitealettnts eqtOtT4 l ,t et ptr, o.be at htitilletst,bd•again. We ob. iiliCC.oa.s • sti Iwabt4b,ecaPc4i to cant len .6f. -- Mr. Conefva. .Th p • • 1 01 ( i 1. 1;44` . 4• ' • • . h tett * _t,pr o, sueh article; all i tbese letters ? • • • of Mr. 11,414 f may tat*, the quit with when inhoger'jtforl . lien it tviii sesil, ohey;.7reluctanco . , Ca m : ✓ from .dfslbrookg, finnts. It q vriter, and it is due to that char ✓ whiCh.,we have professed, and u'taefn word t o a r 4i t o b . ul th4 W A e s t id C :fi n e r li si rt t op P y l i s ie h t t 4 4 ol 4 r: eirreipossdent, eat TO them digtin i c n •bis tlYdis4 Le T t ° te t r, an a j ad atleb test let. r gons43 persons here, in themetrii. our part, we think it the extreme et re 4reamt of such a thing. %c feti cut ittsca (he prement contest with I ‘.. T hie , good Nei .e: We hope, he will , etter in our Paper of yester.tav M. • , -.1.,. • ~,avgespotidegtai steal. Coact;44.,, tvtt nothing In that , letter 4. she • he outer Closes lot the presses; e 404474040 to the Pio 13 • Prti t • ''nethlng to the farts, lea •• . • - t less our • observations on this sub: y , mhxsonS who make. the, cos thW 'ettw . arran ,, ement ban cb , s f . N. ssit isiroposed to the Public. The It 111 1 1itiIsseXl manner' Ad - li its shippresence of 0. P. leaden, pct sM v ..a er all this, ass d the Pule ! tliScii b p s , the mcaus of publicans • have. •We leave these things to enr consideration. • ti ji . JU rdC o l,4Zilloreb otft h 4 ed a :tq fp q r ft re itA da ll 20. c Di, s , 49/0 bl►tla is of troops (tp.lll - 90;„1,‘,..the whotrj j, il tr d,4 (le .4a'yever, armies Iv Spain:: • The letter says. nsands of &eat wore composed u; iiinis; And other c4ptitictitat troops, to . star. The. sutras sts. of flour. nt up all liopea 'of pt re with thil icy . were cuulident ' laf a £Nally ad. .mericis.• of' 111/DDLETON,. NaS. ItCralNsON,•Mi(lsaipman, very mnising young men, were kille4 e flow 'of the prize, and in the act that bnat's crew. ire, G. Lacey, seamen ; Corporal Jackson, Men. Elton, S. Blacker, Lieutenants; Mr. Batt, Haan; A. Dillon .- J. Northcote, J. Donette, eaJ);O.• Lace, N. Leaney, A. Murray, ,D. )i4 Kinky, J. Collins, J. 'linos (Ad , MM. Kelly, W. Edwards, C. Dempsey, J. Is J. MTh, J. Coglan ' scaroen---W . Bar.' J. CoeiMable, I'. k"ahtser, h. Purtield, J. , Corporal Oldacre, nrarmes. %lades J. Farling, 11. Day , if. Parker, S. manioc. y•pf• Friendship and Alliance be. NIIIC ' )I'IAJESTY and the Court of itistortant , advantage . is conceded o • pitychasing and cutting thorn rreyrs - af - for buildiug ships buklding, equipping,. or repairing itilsin :the-. Brazilian Ports and. liar. nvo* REOINT declares opontaneous. krtidle,..that the Inquisition shall established in r the aSoutht;and ti Am e c c r l i a c r a cl a Ctpsvnofp toociopt themost efficacious means 11 t a gradual abolition of the Stave st Hip . f(Jiatstavas Adolphus) visited elr btrtrtiii i . ilwelt at Wittenlierj, lame sets. ili . .that, of PETert thu ince visitdd the tomb of LuTitfat 4 ourt of Criminal Justice of Pats, no, gave jtulgtnent against FaPtcrt chant; Louts BIDDARD, Receiver CHARLES ClrEvA mot, Lieutenant ANDahiff L 0616 OERANORs Scr. :ationeers; JOSEPU JEAN 11611 YE, qiriv.thir ? ristunonger 0 LabOu'rei; C/ESAR n .• 0 .1 tatlN TQUISSAINT LtGOLli9 err - LtORAND ; all beloogiao o , 64 ' • finisterre find the North Ven ts, di it's fitted 'a. ship to cuter the , i tad teirchtd tile coasts of Eglanu 'Ocineeil • into Fiance English nec r : ularly colonial produce, the prod'', • ies anal c onin g direct ftoniEngl oi t. ays torNstigation ar i d deba te 131°., attest were ordered. to be fett er : a . LANGEIt • ft've 'years, .Gutcr:ox a sprisoned three mouths, iimGvl! esmin r iitill'ltidothe ono avow . LEn'Anerireve attletitted Gudu'c; Hs:Louti, I)ESAItDs store, y es ay 180;000' francs 62e5 stud 60,uw w des IPtCreste.B.l.c.4.;/