The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-24 00:00:00

r:`, / if and oq their march, are-much more than soffit ieot to Lerp in cheat any tleti:cherl corps Of the enemy, in attemphwhieli be may make. " Let ail of us hold closely and intimately to one Ithothor 7 - !et the public i•Aintide in Gen. flulow: and us, that no measurer. for the protrction of Berlin will be sieglect-d—and be assured, that the Allied Armieg are iiiiiinatrd with the most heroic spirit,—thus all will go well,and Berlin will never fall into the haiids of the 'enemy. (Signed) " L•RSTOCQ. " SACK." • • GO7TENBURGH ALIItS• „ c GOTTEVBVRON, On the 13th his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland arrived here, in :bis Majesty's ship Ng/air/sin. He pro ceeded from. hence; via Ystadt, early ilia mortring, for the head-quarters of the Allies. , 1 ' Count Nelperg, Austrian Arnblissailbiviit Stock litaion, has been recalled to Vienna, brake a Jape rior command in the army. - Il'e-rEnsetruarr,,APßlL 29 : Barf/119 Duk tad Enis arrived to-Oly from Lemberg. They are charged on the part of the Austrian Emperor to acconipany her, Serene Pif,l;tl, - ,s the Duchess Catharine throngh the Austria - al grates, where every dicposttion has been made to render her journey equally commodious as agreeable. AMERICA A' PAPERS. 'Ate Case• of-11r. eativar; m: P. .gain considered •IWTaso. , Too Tar wax, 41411 appear as.taily as possiblpe.,u.• • - - The benesplept intenSions of A. 11. at ‘Liverpoipioltlalgalet* 'titles by Ilse death of the old may in the Riag;sAll,C • Are. Mails. • . - QN 1 . Gotoeshyrgh ' 1 Pltit.l•' vei STOCKS Tlilb Suitt 9 per Cent. Red. 57;; S prr tent. Cont. hAti I vet Genie. 71; 5 per Cebt. Nn.. $8 71 teur tinn. 1,4 9-14 /AY Indkr 1 21114, • FIT= Sp lP rV e Omni mu CntsAls fail Ateti Lottety Tteo9/ • '*.THE STATESMAN. I.ONI)ON: mosrity. sity 24, IRls.' A Cottenburgh M-til arrived last night, which an no., nces the arri% al of the Duke of CvmscaLA 6, and hiv proreedin4 to the hoad.quaKte t :s of the Allies.' A • Mail km Heligoland also arrired yesterday, but the itsfelligencr hrouAltt I , v it is'not of much importance, unless ‘ercdit cant. attached "to the report of• Austria &el/oiling sar against France, in case the latter should refuse the conditions of mediation which had boom proposed. We here received some ftirther ex tracts C. 14 morning. • • SiTrirrat,. MAY G.—The French continue more I and more to fortify titemse! res in the interior of this tnwn,• and to oppress the inhabitants. A new con-. ttibution is to be ilgird of 40,00 Q dollars, besides ' many necessaries of wearing apparel, .which must he defray.cd by the ifith instant, without any lenity shown. On the day before yesterday, at break of day, the enemy hegan to cannonade 011 r ydrition at Fentenwahle very briskly, and, for which purpose h e h a il, (luring the night, brought 24 and . 12-youndei • cannon into his batteries. Our artillery fired with so much effect o .that * it, silenced that-ot the suenay,i i r al,thoqgh it -weir! inOrrior in number, and of heavier metal, sod the . '9overnor was obliged to ab stain from I s iWintention of i ararming our intrenols• mouts, for .. which ,purpose • some squadrons had mardit4 out from Stettin. This cannonade con tinned twelve hours; and it is with pleasure that I can assort. that the loss on our side consisted only in thrcp men slightly wounded. According to reports' given by deserters, the enemy has lost a great num- 1 1:..1 of Utica and wounded, and had likewise had a q tot;iy of artillery dismounted. Major Von ic:ohlock had likewise a trifling *fair on the 2d , lust; in which ‘ the dralleurs or his detachment parti. \ diringaisited thetriselies, and drove the • hack to the Klaris of Damns. Our artillery i ne to distinghish themselves on every oppor• o and the rest of the troops exhibit themselves most respectable light. ' Desertions 'treta the a s tid German are very frequent, and drkneei lking great derail' ation among the garrison.—` , Von-KlobloCk, with his inatalion, has this . 1141 a skirnsiah near the Bluecoat Mill, and re. , the enemy with considerable lows. 'lra ? l oom . 415 uryteki4 i v Inc colitis or 'waits: After ttiiiictory of the 2d May, near Gars. tike 11,144 Prosiian army rude & among genuine unshaken fidelity, this symptom has, in pesticides, : shown itself in its clearest light ; Information haying been received by Lieut. christfasfai the Navy, that the monthly Lieutenants ,Feddersia, Invoke, sad !iceberg 6tiiirma, with the vessel ander their command, be longing to the row •dotilin, stationed of arcuate, takes a, logien boat, comesandet by Midship Man A. Graham; detached . fres the British ship Snipe; bU Majesty has in 't anselitiebce givep directions to make knownio all the 011icen ape Selisep his most gracious satisfaction with their minuet. on dot °ma tes% Tor some weeks past .a kind of epidemic, *Wee. et the messiespeeie; has p►e:ailed is this inetreiini* hat.whielt his pot, happily, bigamy appeared to beat a selloseat khel l • - . . The mist important estiOtor don before the public s is an American fitatosAkper, published by authority. entitaled 4f .An Adt 'eking in the President of the MIMEO STATIS th u d power of retaliation." r Upon the perusal* erthosa . dru. `meats '(which MA in another part df th*SofirentAl4),.. the British heart must 14'iorung switictlia ofoit . poi s tbiains portant topic, we hare never read a course of masoning more, congenial . with. our Own way of tbiniting, stitin in CosaintT's Register 9f Saturday; Ile objety!ii . that .46 lthe Americans deny that which, we'claiii "So a right . that it never was be foie .Prac`fised . . Otlolitended for 4 . 6:90 Viller upon p law , by no ps:lttelpleareplisitl .. ~„ . • . ~~ .I 'to the left, in of it to lieritivie frelif tiou, and enable it to Obtain a new proceeded, however, With the utmost feared to endanger the fortneate Pius . cause by any Fr4cipitatestep, while due . serve had 401 P coaW up : Yirechtstented with having, Oried the tieisent .battile,:"add feting the eoelPY to- regain eland( of t:hif ' 66 We had completely driven , the eneta n t , ,. _ the twWwingsi'end are in possession. ofiiie. jUst SifiOn the higirt after the . hatele._...A t ohl4‘,Apt !matedo4r.sseadrons; I *es, Re eye,wit?,, The Address of the Frielioldets of the County , I proofs of thii.: When tonarfilevititinkts Middieset to her Hord- Highness the Princei s riority of numbers pressed Upon us,' end • retook its magnitude jstaree ' theta in - the- lace, 'aad • War.rs,• which was presented on Thursday k i t 'from us, for a Moment, the conquered villages , a ' bY . the tury . it pro t rokeS, drive thim all together iisto ,_ contains the most just anti constitutional atiin4, ?nice * * Medea fiani the di ff erent battalions, it was despair and madness, .in which:,dispos Pion o f mi n ts versions o n the conduct of radii/anent in neglerti, -. Widir . .ssisell, but no o ne th oug h t of numbers --/t or. general destruitivitt one 0 Offers:any;ientelatian, do justice to her Royal highness --and ascribe,' . n titt4l- Iltirriii . ! . Harrah ! was the. vierd", , The . ; How stionifly*4.idepreeete the AttieriCan War: 'who 'erect to have which we hbo ur v i, treettpiessidiate'tilie village,. bore down sit before* how vainly dist viiirs'iiiier tOP;?veiii It. .Whe -l ha:'i t o . .. . the . defective end corrupt- state of ' the national them; end passed t h rough it as victor s . A destrit'ctite the wilfully bline't :. Id "oi see that it •f ? I.="it's Its tete and un4subted•cinses.-the cause also 4 .: • - ,_.- 3 P 6 :P -, ..„ .. w as ragg..iall th e • , ii 1 . 4 from tio . enbiny here took place, weinbers'telt,: with pore cislamittei to . Britain , than ii.. war witit'au:: — . .o t h er evils undw 'loft our Vtitieleithwa iernit4 stunned tot. iliooeient,.ibi n :waria wi s f r i e f Ttii ' were pe l y 'g r i tn pi e i isp . o . n us representation. Some persons begin - an itfriarti:eflirr'isis belyaii egitin-L•terw4idi !'the-character of a' quarrelsome,. overbearing disee.. fluiraltr fierrailf.' : Tiiii' rushed'- upon . .. iltrifieini = alien id the eyes ' t a ll th • Id . 1 • 's . 6LI h , n o e wor 1 1 ottg o are 1, , i a very nice and delicate sense of propriety, deem the ii .. ? _ _. -.•- _. introduction of this topic in addresses to her 1,4. al lit • C. drib its l grim of II temp at tinoti Princess . on the . • • • • : , . .Highness • 'useless, irrelevant, and unseemly t . .. .. . . -• • and pureuee him throutn another fillip. - ' ` been avoided' it a time when we tre - WilhouCone ; tr Royal , - • ' ciPq i •" 4 r the enema time twe pietes of danneii, 'Owl Sion pqn illy on " the faCe of the whole globe -kt 'nose ~—.or . - .• •••• . !: - I ourselves we ' can conceive nothing more natural - 440 1•erneo congratulating an illustrious ifterweede twnotheis, arrived to su p pott Ilsein.— , must this ' • hert' us', in the opinion .of **eve, . , L A / M ug iiibatis. (once ed theta. . Russia,/ sod Vesissian. We call the Riiiiiani* and Prussians our all Ba' AUTHORITY. 1 Oifickei 4 and tire English Officers weresseen fighting. it is:true, , Wit to What . extent . are they so? Taiga , , lore of It conspiracy optima her %We-arid Is 01 . 1007, 1 "Aa Aet vesting io the PriildeNt,of th e 4.•aited• States elle , > • I . ..ltenth to express indignation at the ceases, - whatever power of Retaliation. • ' like.oeineaen mete -No nositiewee,taben Of the, are prineipals in their quarrels with France, anu we : . [By Sectiou I. it is enacted; .. 'Mit in eller./ case when any l -! they h e be, by which she has been unjustly deprived 'violation of the Isetanad maxis of war 5-hall li. done:hid peer- , 7 cry .. , I wounded . •ex r.le was too bofiily employed in are willing to her them in fewer against that coun- . trhvtl by those actieg under Cie antbirrity of the British C 0.., g,,h t i t . __. . ig The mirk perienced . . 'youths of the volun. try; but we have ,eo treaty with them, offensive fincl'; ' of, the fullest reparation for the- injurloot at. vorament•atraiar :soy cf the Citizens of the Coned State , ern- i -8 s • •-, tempt. And although the Priucees has net at pre. load r ris..• wrpice the President is authorised - played is toe o • . , leer Jager detachm?ets, the rawest recruits of the defeesive, with stipulations for any fixed force in the .' to caisre foliaa,l ample iriallativa to bcitiadl, according to the regiments, • sent any power to redress the evil complained of--• fought like the breve:Russian soldiers ac- field. They do not even it incumbent (in themselves t laws_snel usages of uar") , : th e period i s fully within, the, reach of contempla- Seeing 11, And be it further • enacted, " ,Tbat in all cases customed to victory. •• • . ' . ...• . •, to invite our Euvoy to consultations in . their Cabinets.. . where any ouirake; bract of erpelty or barbarity, shall be, or „ ___ l i on , when her r fluence in the affairs of this hare been practist dhr ray option or Indians malliance with •• Thus /earths battle fought on ode • right wing ; ' (Ambassadors we have none abroad; though we have ... • . cite BMW) GoviaL-er• fir in "nmer". th "! ° .• ll , 4ib lg _what paysed ou• oar left Ido not know, but I saw ennw of that come eliplomatique, idle at home, - , Kingdom may not be inconsiderable. We rejoice that B • r ibelinthority 4 , 1 . ;11...kaid Gov . ernaleut, against Citizens of ~ the I , reeliolders of this County have publicly depre. ire United Slate ,or Opt: e ouar-ifs pratertion, the President that the field. 4. battle was gained, and the enemy to form a corps d'armee- else- where.) But we of the il l oti lintel i s .fierolty wohoriscd o maw full ?acia!nple d r i ven .. 0m. ,„. 1 ~. , I , - . ' caned the conduct of the Minister of State for the retal.ariOlS to be d•uie awl eirceett on all spell ifji.i,a subiceip, if pi pos i tion . . ' .1 .., would again . ask, . who .ware,so blind as not to • • - •.• . .. r .. . home Department, in re using to insert the numer. solarr. itenroca, or inarriits, oetudems, in alliance or etmoce- I " The mierey's cavalry . did not show itself a g ainst : see that this so much to be avoided tvar would be . tiou with Groot Britain, Wee prisooees of. war, -.sit' the to I • cuts Addresses to•her Royal Highaessin the London • • ' • left •• I bea that it ' oily:: it of critelly..or harba:ity, luid ,heen donevader , our right wit , * on the . nits r . productive of the dreadful consequences which are Gazette. ' fibs fact • the anarorityof the British overnmetit. •ht to be . mug clearly stated in 2 , . -''. 1 . - r''''sk* (Signed) • • ' ' .. IL' CLAY, never Made a stand: As far as.l know there was no , rolling on one after the other,. It is impossible ,to • ..... -: • , _.President,drlhe Honer 0 Ite,PP'selitativef: i cavalry engagement of , any consequence, though ' teed the second section of the American Act we, have • every Address hereafterto be presented to the Pau '. ' .• f/veprovein ... - " .I,Aetee MADIaON.' • • cess, in.order to -prevent the future historian trent ...ileesateetrey 2daicli . LI. :• • •. , the cavalry, as: well in , their active cannonade o f.oloticed ,and . quoted, without extreme horror.. . being, puzzled and, perplexed by the non - appearance . s , .. • the enemy as wherever they hsd an opportunity of * lt is impossible to say to what uoheard•of creelties • . . -Al %Iris stated, that a Messenger hat Code down too ta these documents in the public register of the attacking, the infantry, .displayed the .greatest ; retaliation upon retaliation may lead, if the tlisposi- Aidieiret Ai-Allen% squadrob, *with pacific proposals I- • kinedom, and because the fact itself of the re braver " , • . . from our Government. We have do' right, holv- Y* . • ' dons of men in power. are to he influenced by the ` fusel . t to insert them is one of the most impor. FROM stersta, OF THE 3n MIT. e'er,: hi expect, that:the Btitisircen accept any•terms . • dicta of a few selfish Journalists. We, in the first witioheottr Admighttration are.yetalisposed.to o ff er." . A Letter from the vicinity of Giotto - mentions P instance, upon the commencement of the wee, de; . taut of those, from the combined tendency o( - uto e - li A i ' e. ' ^,•* s ' • ,in the following u, which future ages will have to determine the his. __ . . .. ._ . • • plored the act Of employing the savages against . ,l' IV CO RRESFON DEYrS. . : " It now . appears the siege of Glogan has corn- Jortc4l question. With whom, did these extraor. America, and condemned the po li cy o f- it too. It , ditmry and disgfec.eful proceedings In the reign of menced in. earnest, and that the garrisois will forego h os l e d to t hi s v i o l ent measure :which cannot' , 2 the inclination of making sallies; , be Moans lite pally originate? The answer of the -: • - fail, if acted , upon (and which, we fear' will ,11 3 i • ldes a pe fact whicb cannot fail to excite 4 We yesterday. received the follow ' ma- r noes, the case), to- involve thousands * of innocent people . 1 tion 'regarding a small eseedition s which has sac- • universal disgust throughout the country—the fact is, I d endless affliction. The lairs on our te t een an ceeded well:, ~.• .. .. ..• ~ that since the expression of the public good opinion . • heads stand sets end. while we felled on the advice • . R oyal " The getrisrin of Glogau Made a sally with of. ner Highness bee become se baud and uni •-• riest_ el „,„ given by one of out scribbling Aublicivts, to our un -Ailey... 400 feee , , A teeeartie a villi"ge on the other side the h.' / • imi - t ee s e•th• -s'h'eeting r eir. ma --: 9 •• eersal she has been exposed to: more bitterpereeca - • p i osop,tica rus o is 1. HA • i Ner. • T.hoes.4oo men were so much occopietilhe lion than before—she has beets snore completely than. .. Re is for ti Americans to death for every . vat ng s ten . - whele . evening , by the .liesiegifig• troops that• •• ever deprived of her daughter's society. It is, in . - •o ' ne British subject w h o ' ICay suffer by the mew. law. deed lainontable, that the love and veneration of they - Votad net 'return back to the. town In-: it% ebi t , e ' eb • we i t e r - • 'exhibits a strong 'contrast, in. ' the night, when dark, bad. set in,.. a Prusaimeofficer the people of England should be productive of aog - .. . ..• •• , &ea. . to the Gieet WA/11101Sn° . N who, when he / / mented su ff ering to those on whom they are bestowed . Went . into. a small kept, * lts which Iltere.gunppwder .had . 4 .„ •• ' • • • ens u e . GI L . t. 12. 2 *in liiit • Ctifitit . after co • oclemuation •s • • '• What an illustration is this of the system,tinder tobiA and other infianens.ble..artkleter and rowed very . •. r that e • L a e d 1 .i.e ~ , to au offair o reta °svelter s a clemency wa t. quietly with this boat ender. ,•tfre supper bridges . bee . a ... -•• we live !I! . tau him " more fideter...thin - ,afl his great qualities __-....--t...--, tweet' Zerben. and the:tews,..When .he made. It .fast, • as a General. Atithe instance or:-the Captain's af- , Yesterday, about five o'clock, the PRINCE RS. ' reeving a match' burning in „it ;- he then swam- k. ;GENT visited the Princess Cnaaeoxre at Warwick. Lady Assiut,. thieugh the interlen nietto mother • t and got safe .on short, A . short time a ft erwards the.,house. • lion of the C ou n t ne Vziwipesiii,• the F renc h' Mi , boat blew op, and the bridge with it. Towerds' okeee e i• e , Yesterday the Princess Cwaneorte, accompcoied .. toe, d ay, - the hotly' Mirided - WASHINGTON . % • . • morning th e 400 men fruit* the fortress being very: •by the Duchess of 'Lima's, attended Divine Service at Obi' that a thensanci. beds risiste.ewere scattered over the Chapel Royal, St. James's. closely pursued, .eildteiveured,, to relent by the , the fie.) of th is ' trvbl4, eirtkli.the . .President Yesterday, the Logo CHANCELLaa and Viscount bridge, but found ,it destroy e d a ; -number endea.: • ii, *swum LI •• * Telt . set. the victim, •theeloomeet the con- - CatTLEREAGH had audiences a the Passes RectNT . Toured to ,eicepe by, Swimming.. bat-were droNned, . d ed se . fiee at liberty , and gave lies to the at Carlton-house. . • . emit Let - 2 and the rest taken prisoner - a... The: bank of ilie. Oder _ f arms e hi s i mp l o ri n g paren t, n • t disy flits nolite dig- is now secured against any attempt of this; French, •• • • cu s s Eeuesagett's birthday, when her Royal ig - • p la y o f generos i ty ,' did - • as mue ju task/lien the con. -. • • ' - • • • • ness completed tier 43d year, the same was observed who 'iii revenge has* fi red on Zerbetiasilit -tad .hot -horroti as this tinuance of the war, and assuage its ..2 balls. • - .., _ } writer ' the ' fiti wonlSsoii; tofiame thorn. on ine gen l l, REGENT was expected to be present, but his Royal " FoUr days ago 25C_ foresters ,aid boatsmen 1 . -.. Cowards are crwo; but fee emit '. • . - ...• .1 Highnees sent an express in the morning wit h au went from hence, under the command of the' head 1 • o Love inerty,•• i uft delight ot , i , save-" • • . •• ! apology, accompanied with a- birth-day present to forester, Von Lutzou , towards Glogau ; being .ex- i All this has'etisen real the foolish'ind eonsequentiat • hiS Royal 5i5ter„.,....„.,, whit .. . ~• . • current marksmen the y. s p a y be of essential service ' va unt of o u r 44 Wawa!, • . 'w hich , • '' • Lettere - kWh Paris the 18th itotant were received rights,". rights if we . . a • T en .sa.tuiellay;soine ofh state, thake Allies to the besieging corps . • ' :-. I are asked whenc.o we obtained them, Lind where they. • ebasidoned the Elbe; arid were retiring us thedirectioa Coreoffacese .May.ll. - e-At sit ci:clock this evening, Prince !.are we sitall,'''after some hesitation, ha , . _,.. ,-., , ,_ . ~.,, ~ . from registered, AM ' kru Ives), not mere t h an =roues the Oder, Christian will receive visits,. previous to his departure, at his .-• -.compelled to answer r' **art gave them ourselves, ..How far this - statement is founded is truth,. we must palace in this city, and to - morrow proceed on his journey to 1 • - ..., . . • HoL4ein. His Royal Highness, previous to his departure., has and the tegister of them Is tfethe mouths of our can- weft foe fur th er informati o n to ascertain. ,-...- been pleased to appoint the Lord Chamberlain to his brother,lll • • astie witleahe fleet boded te' the : non! • All this is . very fine...• Mr. Cuttierta, * in sell: t e Strelorc 0 / . •, A Prince Ferdinand liardeptiith, as Cfuvertior td his son, Prince .. •a on the Ist mt. 'the bidders, ,that: * East Odin, held acriied off 3 44 eir - bet h. f Cdtit/ - not the pug o Ir .on t said . . ~ , , . , Frederick Charles Chisiatiaa• On 114 , 511 4 in the fveelek , the • ''atitWell; • • ''' t 'i Crown Prince of Sweden, accompanied. by the , Dolue of . ' they did not °ter half enough, for that there or z eri re' '''' • ''' '`" - • ....: ..1, ' • ' '.te fiesalcaLortibe mod eseptelfhte•ietratsitottts of the Sudermapia, arrived -, pt Itsinghwg, froni tzttellheir o elt,„- - ,..Tho...atliattist to else•eioeb,ef sale ''s -ts, : • l'Werial Of Aldersgate, 'Welted Mr. W • •i" A1.1491AN to town was illuminated, and the Admiral of; th e • &Ili* ! Were too delicate tetie tonmaitted to paper, h -tit:ioo T'.lkeethe -a•Canilidate for the Aldermauship of the ships lying off there was invited to imp with his -Royal Highoesi. I al bl t be d toed." on the 6th, at about two in the afternoon, th e illustrious travel-. 11- .Pae no to. un ecs • Tbe price went , Ward, vacant by the death•of Sir John Witaaast , , lees proceeded on their toute to Laildscrona. The ornefal ar - I-uP/ a pplied and the lot was sold, and to great. A.Nisenso • A N Mr. WAlTllliati, atkaftbkaking Coat tide which has appeared in she public prints here; aetlisilin e d ; patriotic (at least to politic) purposes So should•it • o and promise o f for their good opts; ii ~:,... support, said, by the sudden interruption of the Ministerial commanication 1 of. They ma yb e that as he understood a Gentleman resident in the be with the ri g hts - ' we are s p eaking between oar Court and that of Stockoloi, bas caused a very I' wirtl,`'Mr.- It. A. Cox, who acted on the tame lively sensation in Norway, mid hilianied the ancient and well- I conceived and understood, bdt they ought pot to he .o.ublic piinciples •its himself, had expressed. a desire known patriotism of the Norwegians to the highest degree. At i exPrePtetl.. This war woo from 911 r assumed right . to•cOme forward, he begged to decline the propesed Frederickshall, that pia " in n " ierit di y s '') re"vined.:l" its to take out ' of - '-- at sea, such sailers as honout. . _ _ - . nantrafablp, our Captains mightdeent VntKahane.. Neir s irhat I .A considerable House stopped payment on Satin.* impartial. man cannot discover, in such u . • . ••• . 1 A marble bust of Mr. %wrings/on \by liacoN. 11, the possibility of our Cornfnandera , excise's. ~ . • . • prdee.d. ' day in the Manchester line. has been unanimously voted by the Committee, to w ing a most unjustifiable :iind injurious _ sway . placed in the principal saloon of Drury.;lane Thoat..... .upon the helpless nentraKt ,:illany. veal Americans . A 'young Coainsoncr, heir to large ,estates •••:, net haring . proofs of nativity „_about . th em, unplemsurty initiated . into a fashionable phi, C'...-:+ . might .be thus taken to the most distant in the We s t t h e other night, by the •loss of .i.cii.t;i part of the world from . their' friencli. aunt ighrat7bie fami lies 29,0.001. at hazard. His single antagonist uas a . Noble Lard of considerable experielsce,• mho, bf mere chance, herd the box SO lueki(y, as' to throti ift peg* to hazard or destruction for want of them ;..! seven time-snecessivetyi A remark.being made upon whit many'otheil consideration, of the like s kind. On ~, so i t t rao rdi, , a rtk eof the a ce , his I...ardship in- , -t--* his .nary . listed upnu having them cut'stP, to manifest that success . had been perfectry . .host )urubte—i-the bones, on disgection, were found perfectly innocent Ktect's Ltawcn.—Mr. ii:Wurec t jun, ptoprietor of the4ll443endpa Wigs, was this day trougkt up to rece)ye the, judgment of the Court, the n he wo seoie.nced to be imottettflftsest Months in Sof* Pt'', NMI Pay a 411. tiop to the • II!' renemy ontigi lenity 1:, the i)dtch • la itißk Wier 4e) 1 . 14 )1! • 4 • p• , ised rrei • " • . . . -••- • - . THE s' s -. t J". ‘TAN. •.. 'CH E. • ',.• L:l6 . _ . . th, . id{ . : ~1 ~ 4 7. t a resist, for tope ~ ire-ill Mod " . 7 , t., . A Viet . . fliWill ii!Stiatir 104(14 r vlers4. ;.. .. _....., s . ' till:000d Into - WA* psoilit4) si it irit i . er . oftirilus; VAi-rer... 'of Pbritiiooltii. • h e ~.). .. . . t notion, ..Wellacitirttere, oft bd mime (Rielly ! , • :. es, therefore, with prison, that 44 Withent al l i ,of the sacMilit:''Wet . 0 iield a ' ',.oitii . weak ' and *lll,llttt ii;e6 reFognitioe samorilere, the .ne t cannot b e ; t . rur army of to- now Ifili ' : ~.disgeei theo)solyee, A t . - ~!,.. Thie very Circumstaeet;alou# or dri:n; lott4 oitiosyes '.110411 . 11, .: ktio the reed ,o s eletioi- tog loii . Or. * Power to seek redress threugliNear,f9r . a grki a .. t era .-ead : pot gar- 1114 764 least.hivirtaken thilliillY9 3. ' hit "titijistly; or, is 'either Vford s t riufithalisedly infob t ,.. I , • thiguitind.. !, ?Attu! reilßaiirat s of . tee or three renal new ri on such potter, should make dB n fiery cautious of 'genii hack at . for iSvMp i ttfAi' if j ji tt ':._olA s t that is so - -ex. % tuliatitig 'kts7lofd riby id of severity which si of Ili firs t pa , cusb for theft; VoinAis 9 ,Condiiii. • Priecipals e m i t : power , is the antiOe .0( hos Wide st may bitempt • .. .. oblo:gpirit std. agents; will Dow be Maas-, sensfple of the niiiikief to commit. But we iyo resume the iebjeCt at Rustl • _. • Rues, of: many i!ly 'Aye here.- s o. I' F= iiii4.OtiOlt , 'Vie /Cie they lePtiorteiStir.r.. ! , -. e$ - lia4p: :oi - ifiiiipe; - will have provrikedlwill e'er,' day ex itself, till I ~• - - ' — wara" -- , - . _ - . ! _ ~- .• -..- , ... •• .. • The Addresi of the Frielielrlais -Af •11.