The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-03 00:00:00

kv 114e - tin' I _lO • t varri in.4;61,11,1 - • 1 ; f/4 7 , i . and oict i tte o re itme,,ts Ektvid..4ll44ce• 1 . 11 . 1' :4111 nr,o l . t ItAkTfdell ihe itlB We` (44 OcliCr.ll fur dnittih,utioitenoog the, hta.se ilsonol who' !Yd. 9 4 ,ley.: their noble corn.. 'O3ll4,CAPtai!! E 4° ,!•rT4 l l 4(4 4 PVf'flllOgfi , "NOVeni• . , , 14 .rt. V•"'• S°X• . 6•7711) 0 Itti,o4lo l o ,Afalllna Of( i i 2lrt Oitoberl. that the 414un ewitxmanalttl 1)Y: Ilalltsterm, 67 a.yaltio,ty .0( weil..conthind oolenielOss h as4ic9g! h c° 0 4)01i4../igettic.r Wa . t Witlk:Cl:”tl9.4,(At PreciPil44l4o:,' tALE it el .1 PC 4% IC4 tritefrom I.4l4aitcba an the bth histaat, that tit ~be s sth ult. Francisquite tonsurgii, >< ! detachment Of the enetly% dragoohl,' 1 110 escortid 71.1 • carriages laden with lead,,ce6 , ., ouc h e s, and other calls. ....Tie result was, thiSehi , ricce eded in - seiaing the can:lays After igglittig Id the escort. :.‘.. Sevittr, Oer ! ‘2.—.Mareltal Atortier . havihg •rstereti this city tr:itit:e . ti(ii t sion of from fire to 000 lain, had; esnriartc o with the Duke of DA1119111.1 ; 'he afteiwdra t .oat tskth the same f o ie, giving oitt thy! must !tell posie sti os sat' .14.0Presentatan in the s!rn7 4)l' entvaliricker, r3l with the r e inf 9 regmettt.whiphoccoulmoW i l ;'„ F l o ol'd 'Mike *it kuolit that the island of, foltn . vaiibt;a4o*4l supposed, . Impregusgwble ; tlit4 mold (1115 0!P 11 '1 3 Fidi.C9tq u f. ititiCiftte Uutie:rat , C.Ottgrerl., 11 e . juit rf t leised trunk 14 ; Mancha, .up4r ;Meer the 4ttli W it, the following . tg Tar inteketseei. Oat a division of our troops, : - - East friiinl:alinotitki having landed dispateltea there; last evening the Curteret packet, Captain Davey, .from the Windward Islands, Last from Falmouth, stliorc.lhuniitil` was Curtled yesterday atAl for wardtxl in tu k stia; spil this morning the PriThce Ernest pireltet s ,Catitaio Pore, froth Falmouth. Sailsd the Abercrombie, of 74 gunk, for 4isbony I' o o pgrt,:o, lho battalion of Royal Marines on board; the Morrison armed brig,: with convoy ;or yesterday : the Seine frigate, l'ortstmoutli, hating wider convoy several' vessels bound to London, ace. ThO Ann pkehet' s cop'. Britton, with a mail, and a Spaniiih Messenger on board for Cadiz. Saikd thismorsiing ) the Francis'Freels:nig paelset t Captain Bell, • with a mail fur the Leeward Islands; and Duke of Kent (isti, Captaih Coleiworth, with a mail for New-York. The latter mail left Falmouth oq the 14th Ctetaber lad, in the Queen charlotte packet, Captain Mudge, which vessel put back again the• 27th [(Mowing, dismasted-- since which it left this port in the • Adventure ‘ ,Captain Tilly, which vessel Ind back to Falmouth wk. time with damiage received in heavy gales of wirni; and watfoitgarded (rota thence, to go in ano ther packet, , s. The Ann packet, Captain Britton, which sailed . .yesterday'; and the Walsingktint packet, Captain -Roberts, *MA sailed the day before, were obliged .to anchor in Cawsand Bay, and sailed from thence this morning. Aigle frigate,, with her convoyfor the Mediter ranean, is.expected to sail this evening, or to-mor row morning, as the wind is now become fair. On Thursday morning a brig belonging 4n Bee ter, the master's name penely, from Prince Ed_ ward's Wand,. Intim with timber, went On shore near Bentham. Island, to the eastward of thli place, and is expected to be lost, .The crew is saved. . • Pdliigtitqc pi, bac. 9. Sailed yesterday -hie MIAOW' ships Donegal, Revisage s and Orislatrati t l i fOr orr Cher b u rgh. • Arriaad the Solecki, - tied . Thephone l from a ft nikrnh r . 6b00; t:G.l°h were In cutinca l , hAd i 4intrclictf forward telPrencon, in . the oclakbpot. ' 1604 or which iltex 1 . 6°10 an , °peaty's column ef ism mu,* is eesArnevd,-, lii copseqn4incer the re. °lineaments Which had arrived from Toledo+ t • c o te de sii Iteiles i , halt* sot ' took 'Vicki% ri route, since op , the* they s hod not entered: i .:: kb. in this eitl . 'tkere*:oofx ' remains a Setriedit composed of • tdek, and . airing 20 cavalry, : They vp all the gete shut, with thweaception of, these 'lit. Marti n end Vitatres."—(Gpastta tie .4sti*, • • • eruipe. . , • Sailed:.hh ,Naiad, &c. with the cosvoi ; bo i h tlttflYcst . ledia sad l i isben fleet bare Nor. 0.) ut sup!. • • • Cott, OCT. 23....Aiesselonvinling onetwenty. f ou r and two eight. pon a, iv (holy prep, alt . !! 0r . 1 1 • commanded by D. 60,L.P.V4 c iame bete to-day..... • ?his worthy Officer was madtpflScraltrAtt.,Alisleg by the French, - but haling ersteediti that . be nag . on the other side obtaitsed t from Ahens . the eomi sand of the said teasel, is which be bap 7brouglo( to this port *ncitsairial sf•aorne japoahetec' e, and! sescral French prisimer3t...,..(olos4. ~( gt hirts.) Letters from Scorch', dated Oct. 29, say, - that there has becrt . lately et Madrid a watt% of Sas and Generals, i n order to deliberate on the •ro., sin of Ling 'roe..sed his artey.lrot* the Rnerts. foie the theft OlpitSen, that 141,cuuld not be et hied without the cOncelwincif, of the Emperor, ,tllst olhers•stNiiiiiesttt i ft.Oteescpt, was eufficient to decide it. The fs011; Ist o kiiiimlyi King .and bis ilinisters arepaekifig.o f l isgiff„they can. .• • Letters from Gotten's - nigh mention, that Botu lism had . required of the King of SWEDEN the toogseation of every description of English proper.,, ty in his domisiions. • These letters alto mention, that two American ships, having colonial prOdiasl on board, had been refused permission to unload/et Gotionburgh. Letters from the coast of Biscay to the 14th ult. Nutlet) the arrival in that province, between the 10th and 26th October, of, near 6,000 conscripts from the tlepot at Bayonne, .Co replace the veterans who had been ordered to reinforce the armies in the inerior. Another body of 8,000 was expected to follow in the course of last mantis. ‘Teitenlay Lord CHAtct4S SPENCER and the Ho wiroble FiItiSERICKAVEST •the former. as Lord, telatter as Groom of the 13elftivisrabet, came into satin g at the Palace. The day :proving remark-' ibly line; in addition to its being Sunday, ,the con worse if.persoirresarthig to the Palace• hi eAccett- 7 bitty since the Bulletins of the heilth hive' 'webe r:l ' h ewn rh ac e,, - . . Tao .ipand doles*, gliaedi . Pntetice,. and privy ehsrabers,..ernrot crowded' to' "Cris from two o'clock • till Rest. tares ; • Ito Midi yillidrawin•r-room and the leiesurisOriv,.lSly •Int tht Lord and cf rooin were.ht . malattsg, leek else 'Maio ‘ 1.4 , th.rZtat incontonknco. Ail the iambs were fie- Pragy.:erdinaj; clocked . .ttpi and it" Wu *Ms reu Ogicuuy the Gerritoincli lb Wil)ting could pre!. sent enter 'some' had - therr '4lollith .torn 47C.'"I' Nat were supposid trs hiid beg", Xi/100We of the afternoon, at feast 5,000 ioquironv sow rapes • lumen were among itiett4. • - • „, The Parks wer e .1 - esterday very 017 , hhiaittif• lila general mourning civet** couspisat . 11 "ebre app earance , but. they were -art • Use first inhion and respectability. In Ifotteußowitherol 'iere . some, ludicrous equestrians, whin Ishii 14-z-i -"lin, with the *most active application' of thy 'Pura and whip, could iteaecely proceed at the PIO of snore than tzro miles Ms bow'. lullasvrl corpulent Lady, of in olive complexion, was. yesterday, near Knightsbritlize, by a nom,. 7uf buys, who took her for the Hottentot Ve il:B' A cr ow d b egat; to assemble, to her great an. !Nee, until she w invited Into. the house of a mlmetable inhabitant, where he remained until it- Ai s Ptised. W e h th rongh the - soltHeillAsiter;' _that much Plike n N./MAN:re. olicol=•do .- - liaf4 been made of titth o wtnittei.ptilsei 6o 4 4 t Aix, with his fatality. - _- :-~. . pg4p, Dec.-2. saka, last e*eaing and this moriting the whole 'crf the catw*id.trovilllVltAer ctliktoy of the ,;'cpkyr Ind . • Mh 'Majt(ty' ahi Sophie; has .captured and east 11to - ili . e4;toWnithis Fountain, from quebee. . *retied itse' j.vrd , Sfirqngford ; faun Buenos 4Yeei, • Sailed the Rcdpole, Cretan, and Skylark, on a craiso; -Chrirtiorn. put Theme* for Ports. mouth. • (pilSPlLivr oh44.4Cotipsi • ... n .„ of exisereaae, OU4RALGUrgy OCIP. 11 1 01* • •• • • .• • • it , Ulay be desirable to be made acquainted with some extraerdinary 'circumstance whieb Iwo ac. curred in this island, and which have created I so ,much alarm' and distrust, as tp hale • pat a stop entire!) , to all trade. , • It had been Wallicaown here, that position or.' dere were received 'from home, that'then suspected 4eir principles, And those without apparent ations, should be removed frees Mips r 4 occup iffe Islnied ? .. In Aim intended ful fi lment of thos e or. at the town of Point.n.Petre, as I am inform. ed, about a .fortnight ago, the drums beat to arms, and all persons, without distinction, were arrested in the streets, and hurried up by soldiers to the fort, where such as were deemed obnOptous were detain-. ed. This measure produced the greatest confusion, and a message lows sent to the commanding of fi cer,: liy*the inhabitants, promising that any intlioideels hp desired would attend hip orders, and suggested" !that there was no occasion to employ the mill. .tary t This was acceded to, and on the fellow. 'ing day a list of about fifty iodividualo were . 'peremptorily ordered to quit the Colony in four. leen days ; Judge of the surprise created on find.. big in that list about twenty of those who pass as . among the richest end most' respectable planters andinereluits in the colony, and who had at' the conquest taken the oath of allegiance. That such it description of men should be suppglied, to be Jo. eluded pool:60in; ardent (two home, did excite no common ,sensatioa in the minds of both English and French. Two Frenchmen in. the, confidence of Government here are suspected' to 'have been the :calmer this singular. seleetton . ,' art its .'cinsequeiice the objects of execration. -Al though the ietentionS of our governor are "bore all impuiatit4, yet be has by this step lest a.good deal of popularity. An justice to him, lam happy to soy, that almost this whole of such thoie ' men as could prove the calumny under ',hick they were suffering have had permission' t o rensein'in the islatil put confidence is not restorbih and trsdp must still be the vipi,n." • . - 1-CP*Otfaregiioiv,...-TAn inquisition W token of the I ty sis. SistiardaYafte the sign - Lirpclge:birti.,.-10.andl otthe body of a youth - aged years, bawd Jobn Cigey, .who was found drowned in the Iti'ver Thames , by , a waterrnao of ivy-..,teridge Stairs, on Friday . ateonon. ft is sop. r posed. that having a great desire to go to sea, and l_not being able to accomplish, h i s wishes, that he Awl thrown himacif into the Thames to be re. vcoged: The ,fury brought in their verdict, ' Found Drozbned, and the 'body of tim4epp4ts# wasolycq tulbu foF yittemepti, • , rin-,rrivrEsm,As, , - -----~ ...~ y~.~ _ _ . . . „,. 1 . • Easipns,tcat.onsir,--.-A 101'Fr f rom prayaukore, i ilitett'lqiirch 4, states the fOrizing tragkcaliccur... reuse :—A shock of ,gait slake hying 'efPo- deuced during the night at onoof r ithisMill hip Nos,_ owing to which some houscalierp thr9wri .down ;. nearly,tt the kamc moment •. Oro unfutturtplely broke out s which so much alarmed lie ppirle,..thAt numbi:rs` left the place andsoughtlafety ,to the Open, country. Among the fugillea *pre ieteral S. sales, who, glider the impu)art Orterrnr, had fled balf.ttalred from the lc.ajah's Xenarip. ;Phu natives,. pitying their condition, took them in, prid the next morning ,conducted ttoon back to - the.fort o " iketi. their jealous tyrant . ohlered eight of them to be ins, mediately decapitated, fur hosing eiratid 111 4 m-. pelves to the ;Ayr/41;0n of pc,' ; slug acJitel;c l ll a t gye of their itmoresit zonductoits to kayos' dep. e ppt out s fur having had au rkporttiuity 'of 4? ng r Vpon their persons. in rebuilding the town of Schwar(g, which isa,s burnt during the ,late war between -Franca and Austria, there. were found in the s ssulta_uf. the t a a. thedral the -irotlie,s of .00 RersOtio l yho,•lP ftns refuge 'frotn - tbp gataci and' the awurri, Isfili pop, en •totnActratirer to puffer she altifi 40044 - 41 1 ... , • flcaths, that of hunger. ' -•!' , `l. ,-, „, t ,__,,_ PaR A Witriw ia p .- 2. • .. • .7r7-774-M.,4td:1_::";_7:77 's - z.:- . 0 • --- wrz.,,,, : -.l 4 , l ., nrmletm , . .. ' ;--.6..... . - r .,!•:"` 7 .: ..- : • . 4 ,... ::. Cs r ~- . F4V.tcafaLfAhrorom • ... ors from Lisboa state l -lbat4tritieeil .-:-• Strst.tie, - 'WM' . s* , ..kirettqtdal l ' it' iltilikng of loollonseriCathellea Iris held, irraitiiit t o note's ...meg, .suing become &Moto,. 'fa Ctjoleat i . eYeri threw himself oef of •n window on aa; d .*.i ' lea on the rreeeedint da of I •" , sr T . cod. . y assent Ag. . kegs door, end was killed on the spot. Seveesk-WiSlab. :are acre- eighty persuot ' pretest s . o n i i i tt i l , 4 o f Offieers, particularly. some of the 14th Dragoons, ing ca ..tO ch f i it e .e g l r a c tr eif est bi ailt iM utli aj c :st il yt s d et i b st*l jettrin " rii_ L l an an g d: - are represented in the same letteritt a sickly• state and among thoseavere to lie foundtliettifielpel Meta 1.•_.1 of the respectiac parties', which 'a few 'slia`fit abides The Bonne Citoyentre, Cap). 0 4 Coht(oti, *molt of dillcreae° as to expedient ineistireinvoiito slistin; . . . . Jrriv,ed at rortsmenth ott VVeditestb7 (rent autibee l sailed on the 4. l l‘ te li rt y y ore re ro w esmnt r oa re:e a n s teil at it wal th in is tim in i eiit ted isig ‘n .fi gu l r r : 28th October. She gareirtsteletlotts g elo uisbside " li is said ' th at above 1 w°4lilll4°l er to 57 sail of merchantmen, but only 27: shills,. e- . oh cecded with her gram the place of sendezcous it of ' sa9r tidy, was aubrOted: to'ille eenic of "tbOpeTsona led dimwit et' in ss,r,.h the . ain'drlsl- coneist al these, the greater number of them pzited Manspe/7 present; when after a lone discassioe it Was.iiieet. t in thick snow and a gale of wind from the H• P. before they had got out of 'tbe Qulpts• 9fSrt.' °J11.417 the e he mover slid suc" l n i s o d t Z o r bt : th l/ B !l43 P al H 4.4tek a i Lawrence ; the rest pined company off the tio;pres on t 1 t q uestion 'et of it "l nu ti l Banks of Newfoundland. The season ' had Bed • e i i 'nu- may a PPeara . 4 14 ifse.'.c, olia y is waist may be reasonably isilsillAth , ,4o46‘ set in, io that country, three Weeks earlier l 'az the fug'"t• • ' ':. "! 4 ' ti ' s 4 • .•. . 9 , 351T2 FR 1191 5 11119 . 1 0 111 11 ' ; ' ' L ' than usual ; which would prevent my • convoy . LitH r ..(NTII: L b/Gfitt/0/1 I , from sallies after tide Bonne Citoyc ;inc..— • , C9u u rt z L i or w. K w. l : Zn y. RE lr tit u o:l A ; Tt ri c re iT ).: ili. .. ie 4 --..sepsep,„,/f '•! 11 "I' . y• 1: The ships which did not take the advantage of her I • , protection, after receiv ipg sailing instructions , in: •This was an action • brought to recovel lifid'affiroe tended to make a ruankog voyage of 'it. The Mai.' mi ..' ' ter* of ships in that tilltra i t l h c e d i o r n es o c t h gen th e e ra u li r y itith ilart .cji k . s o n n y . , — iesid ' a l a i g e: tc i n l ea t s ::, : f :i 9(4l :47l. .. re : n % 3 iii r l e ft. iii ' ': ii ' c a i b i,o 6. '. 6 - 014 % . 14 ; r m . * i le . • Ivi la c . `convoy necessary, uri c • The Bonsto CitOyen ne left about SO tail of , c i i ii i m a t i einagc l e l l i - tiliai r e i E tewd t i h t e i i r e& hthe : t a l fha il m n ip t l ' y a l . a. ta tsi ' y i c: a - u sou r : yit :t art - l is s. t a k ilio Lk idy i , trade loading ai. (tiebec, Montreal, ifke. • The two wrench frigates which were (trivets on t was too-much gratified by the DefendatiVe • loon shoce near La Hogue ) have, contrary to the ex. tons, an d . liiially was 'seduced. The latfeedent pectatkon of every one who saw their situation,)gave her a promissory notefor the sem atiVed With a, proviso on the back of. it, that it was tis . 4 itliti beesk ; got off; and one of them, during the gales of wind last week ) which blew our ships from off ,in case of the Defendant's gisma her it boo''d r . set. tletnent of 2001. a year - iu two months.! The two the coast ; his again reached Havre. The other is months passed, and the hood was not giv -• Th el.4intitl had a child by hi j W ' ey - : 11. • at anchor near the rocks of St. Yeast. They were got off on Monday last. The French were, so elated was at length forced tti a is af po . ll ae to 4t r i tie:li:w id s:. l 4; with their successful ex . ertions,• that they tired up. payment of the 9001. went). of one hundred guns of joy. The 'winds An abjectkoo was talon by the Defendant's Coin. set to the nature of the note. • It was set forth itt have been remarkably favourable for them since the -declaration to be a promisiory +Me i but it ap. they were driven on shore ; it has been invariably' Dared rather to be Xhill of exchange. Instead; of blowing from the S . W. and an cast wind alone could accomplish their destr u ction. the words 9 " I promise tti pay ) " it begin with No pert of the very important dispatchis re. " ri I ve y P., ) —'" .... ceiveti from India by the Lady Carngton, has 4.oru chttisicnononair expressed himself doubtful h been suffered to transpire. We have received let ow far the objection would go against the note.— But from the distressieg circumstance* of the case, ters from Madras to-the I4th July, soda settee of The Modeus Courier to that date. Our Corte. and the certainty of. farther expense arising from any , further process, horeeemmended it to the par. spondent says—" All is quiet and all is prosperous throughout India. Nice Obtains everywhere." ties to refer it ' . . It is not true, as stated in some of the Papers, that A itour.was tbeq• withdrawn, and z refereaca Admiral Davey had sailed against the Moluccas. °g reed u l ) "'' .• - •• . ' .- . • . M I' ' ' ' The Dutch 'Settlement of Banda, one of the Spice • MO S& D. *AMMON Q. i This was an action of tientagi.ss for an assault.... Islands, was expected to be the next of the enemy's • perannuated Bow.street possessions that would fall. The Dorset,' Capt. Th e P lai ntiff , wh o w a s &su CtlAcer, had been dripiting at the door .0 a mists T UClc, CR ; Pierimontaise,.Cept. foorc ; and 'B9. - . d. marang, Capt. Ste:seem ) with' a conipetent.mill. on the Ha m p st ead Bare The Defendant, vrho was the keeper et the taireitt; entererd int* time Ail. tart' force, had sailed to attach it. Admiral Patinv tereatiou with him, and concluded by throwing him was in the Bncephalus, Cnpt. MILLS', on the 34 , *own a steep • part of thc foot-pith. • The 'Plein. :July l , to which ship he had shifted - hi s s flag it'ses: He sailed from Trincomalee in the Russell,•Cal)tain ' ti e ris aaran't± • conlnstlis• atliglad• for mote Caut.riEzoopd bed ceded as-far as the Basses; ' l" ron n a t :d e b r y . o r a s hr s IT.° and 14(abab ' it ift l gvest *1" itsfrtetn'ilibisikht, - it was discovered that, the, ship - ury,. after considerable deliberattinsi,We l had stoideoly , - wpruny a . leak, and that her maga: . '; T he zines were 'taint, with feet water in her told. , trued a Terdig l fop the Plaintiff... Damages 861..0 . .. • . • • ..:4!•; She beeame•water.logged, and was absolutely going' . ' covq.T. or COMMON' PLEAS, rlay.l, .- e down b the head wiled the Admiral, by the able. • . sopa O..OIIISING. orders h e ' Instant ly jailed; atot which were -SU rihis. was an . actien brought to recover tint. We. promptly obeyed, succeeded "in - making her' an. . paid to • the- Deferidaetfq two pointers ) . 'tt 4'31'004 swer the helm, end put her beforg . the•wind. By . means of the pomp s and bailing she was kept si g tind h c. . - - • • The Plaintiff is a Pecitlemati of fortune viesidarig Above the water, and in this state returned to •Trin. at Teddingtoo, and the L)ofqiulant 4 dealer in digs. ciimalee, and was left there by the Belliqueux, On the slop being tried, they hushed several. couies CIO. lir mg. Thus, by an exertion of seamanship, - of partridges, and were altogether - wifeless. , Tha . we ire' incompeteet to Ilescribe, Isis' MajestY's ship Plaintiff agreed to like a setter dog of the. Wen. -and 11E4 breed crew were preserved to the service. dent's, which the latter also warranted, for 141; -The Mu:don, 'Capt. Per,Lew, anchored in Madras and if disapprolred or, the three dogs were -to' be ißoads, with she Boopiipatea i b r i e v t s u c r r i i ie e d j andh t' ; a t am h a em e n k t e te 9 y ie r r ef as un a d . e N d. cl th u e nti se la tt gl e t r i 4 4; The new 74, built sit Bombay,. was launched on the WA - of 'June) •trolii the Duncan dock, and in action. A justification was set up that the 'legs named by the Governor the Minden. The French I lucre out retuilied in time.—yerdict fur the Plaiutiff. have three squadrons at sea from the Isle Of 'Fiance • i lucre One cruising in the Bay of Bengal, another off Ma. dagascar, and the third is suppesed to be • cope to take possession of the Portuguese settlement of Mox-mthique, on the coast of Africa . ; opposite to . Madagascar, under the expectation, .it` was pre sumed, that they would he driven out or the isle of France, The French frigate 1 4 ! Agree, forty.fonr guns, and a large Freed! : privateer of 30 guns mid 1V men, had getintO the Isle of France ; they left ltochefort on the 12th of March. The privateer bed been chatted by our 'lblebkadittg - squadron.. *he enemy's frigetes Beltona and 31i. nerve, with' th'e rigor sloop, sailed from the Isle uf , FranCe on the' 14th of June, and` two -days after. - ward they lint in the 'Ocean Americio ship from Chine.- La • Monclre, 'Le Venus,' slid Entrepe• note ) were the squadron creixing Off the Sand 'Heads of Bengal i , ~ 'nit Buceplfalqs, Phaeton, and Cornetist Mien* wqe going in pursuit 91 them. . CORN EXCHANGE, ilLc. 4 f 1810. . This (14y there aro large supplies of Wheat Coast ? wise, and Sibs dull at a reduction of about .45.. per ' Quarter. Prime . Old .I).witsie, V. In Barley ' ' and Malt' but little fluctuating"... •IYhite• Peatiully keep their price. :Grey a4d. , lleans of both 641115, nearly at our last currency.- The.supplies of Oats are considerable, but having a demand, th i s article - supports the late advance.. flottrin short supply. • ' el.ttlitENT itRICli OF 4111415 j j • When?, - - • 1i.),. it,: SSA. rick 130 , 1114 , -.z 46i. 510. OA.. Fiii'e dig.) -- - - ws. Fy: :try; --: -.- .• '!`,.. `f it.. ,i. , el. R7,C (uev) - - lb - Ids., la. *, . ratan& : 4'- ~. • go., 40.,, v, ; Halley, --- - ... 541., 474. .t tat dicta' -..,, -,- i'l,;.' .0: . , . Mialt. ...z..; .71.A.' ikf;: I Rape , Need - - 7 .e.fo X.: . /.1 W: Pea. 4 (Boituta). M 4. -6. b. I Fin(' *loot i.--- -: fi.);. 1u), 'ity i.'f...u;, - . f.- 4114. M. 1 Secolcl4 • I , 'Ariolliio . ....2===seiplil . N hillenith likimess cjl ;he celebretc4 Trire • ptipe me of ,lavv, piiillted'at Bre.flisgtis .us. 17q 2 , by..a riuteh a.rtea, was RerFbaied 'last month ,hy . ` pee Of . qOll . +l l +RT57l? . 144,61, tt., yi,qu t , pt. 899 , 1. -- b. .sierliiig. . . . 'Private lyticrs (,rem ?aril. of ..OK'igth ult;t9co.. I • C.artoT thci ittecowl MitliSter Of Ws • jion t. that ~ . ) *. - . . r . , • [ lliad recently u tainuti t .eocisiderable,porlten of ge.- 'V • atAnTe'S colt:lencc 'aid Dien employed by IP* • fit mislionsof wife sod,ittip4ft4nce. 9;1(14 deill: . cated . hlt ireatisp oon PO .44t3ck pa deteeett.4 fortiOpi) pfacue l lso fho XVor • t, rOl, the Imps. ril interviews *M i ch . oe4f, ft en place lietotaw -Ow -: Pond fllostAy.itTit, it Wii,i,ConjeCtieetls ilia' the 14tft* ' wall . ticsirols **f *sail% bitnsetr of 44- 44JeFifIrit4 .: . -- tutee public Capiciti.. , . , .., _ • • 7 *nogg tit, fPierOt,CCMPIPI about to by tent wit .."tfit the piny. in Vi 4140,. Are mentioned two brigade, 411 cavelry„ Siltuu more Ortiliqr- and 'Pot g 410 0 4; '.. .4211, sie,ltuyal Ifighlanders, Ist battalion, ad. o,i , Julio Moores") 2d ditto, 68114,75 th, and tilSth . ial. • gimenti, besjcies seelc.9orr keel Jrviand. " • Thu 000 R.oyal Wfarines destined for toritiltir.. , trxeriipes army in ilOrtagal., 01111e1.4fr oil Pli tt io l th on Wednesday s . itt tite . .elsercresu6ie,l4, and tf00 . .. , 4 b ' Pr .1 . 41091 1 . - They , embeit.ol - Ifs-44th - ftiiiii . i.. --. arid gave three cheura. pul o pil loir .. m f g .fs s - f board', with dispatches. .• • / iM, •• .an t, . Pr mpik 4 ; 4 L I fNTEL LIGENcE. . • Plikl o ntiftititiroitleCi t Nit ft a., :GIA. . . .illti., l it t ~..:1: .114.■ . ' • ----- . t . . 4.111 i ii%ilastied igidalb to bestrode; 1 .. , • PLYMOUTH, DEC. 'l. 1 1 Prinks-101v sq .663 444 & ...... . - •I. .. rno.c4l.the Gores sloop* 'of *war from Inalifailf STEWAIIX I hail i6‘ . 4 41.01614 Jitiliai fret la tA f ; n n v L : . i : . 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