The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-25 00:00:00

, etr:iiii......---_________ _ • , - fections are durable--it is gentle, but it is brave — lt is sloe et the Russians. cautious, but it is fearless—it is irascible, but if Is 'expected with the keys, placa bl e —but, its pre-eminent and noblest character- 't e b ra t e d. i s tic is—roacitvzesos.The Irish memory is supremely . A nv Itou , Males blest —it cannot recollect an iejory. this descifp.. , t ire sketch of the Ir ish heart is, certainly, as orlsi, litivittsitited Governer of nal drawing ; and to prove that, It is so, if. 004 alatati, of the •1 instant; vaentlbeti Slit the King were necessary, we have but to refer to the Oil ..ir '. hunk has itasitively &eh* egal oft France delight and enthosiutia gratitude which per vads ...1,11 - ...:1 ? terms 44 .lie had agreed to glee ! OW men, In f a . this ausp!cious moment of assured redrew, the - W. t h e lie people of Ireland. Look ter the:late Kego.... I! il'. of • th e ' gOod calla* . * . ioaGu MAR= 7:—Eieeriiieem ),ring of the Catholic Board of Ireland, bilked' : i ; . .4/ 0 1s 2 . , ; t , ir eay last, in Dublin, under the preeidaucy it .pyl i 4 0 who teak part in the**, ware condemned i, :rd KILLEEN, the virtuous sou ea virtuoirafatiiii."%44 4 ,—yesterday was tilik, appointed f or their look to the Resolutions of the,Beard of this Counti o ' l, • • . . but the inhibletuti, bald not permit It. ;Ind City, *passed on Wednesday, 17th Hutt. darle4 , t he ,: who .oniaieill .• were fiell - te reiteiin. their exeCii he dignified presidency of a justly awl hair • o bliged te redre w int the French an esteemed fellow-citizen, Jon* llowfx,,Esq.--10611,) to the countenance, and to the feelin g , arid to. y Immediately left tied ... _• - corresponding comportment of your Catholic friead 'the Russian a/hi GI : tie .borders of and associate, wherever you meet him since thi hundred liagatti . &allied for the ar rival of these tidings of joy, and justice , itod anion, ie,been taken .114 . liteiiiens 4 near and strength—look but to this evidence, and but e mbrace this single perspective i n y our view, and say, also 1 1 0 1 10-gi► " ellt people who e twysely :ha rieori cliich•tlie if you can, that our pic ture of the Irish heart is y &M 4 1 - 7 • . . A.... overcharged—mid deny, if yo u can, that the Dive, the messenger of peace, scarely touches the shereleff . . •'l7iie Viceroy of Italy iillatia .;esk laid, from I Her this Emerald Isle and Virgi n D au g hter of the Ocoee, nii o Cee irt o mbirg. soomaooosolti jai he hes , been, when the Olive Branch is sent forward by the genes- li k i i i m . .. if • /l i m i er. . • ous suns and fi ir daughters of ERlN—Erin, onee :"-". T telliaiost • ' it k . ncu 9.--The Proncli left Berlin the laud of the Tear, now, thank Heaven, the l ~... . ~. . . ., • a the Smile!!! ~... -ekellit . lifter ; baring barircatiid Alava and . Go:serous Sons and virtuous Chitimill'llt Of • Frittlit;l4lllq,H49#l.4ll* tlfetn. , : '......., . - , 1 ,, r: ,,,,, ii: - enjoy your Jubilee—the great era of your deli- ' . Ttkratehthig o biwerer;'Ooon freed 1 them;arittaili:, ve rance is at hand — already your fetters are loos- ohjoisbio corps of regular troops entered their trued, and all your chains are nearly unlocked. where they did not remain long, but proceeded is Your cause is openly and fairly discussed by, your ' . ~ .„ „. „„. pursuit ,b 1 ,tne viceroy. . 1 enlightened and liberal Lawgivers. You know,. - The French ate prepa rin g to quit th e countr y , and 2 discussion, in your trial, is success ; becapse aceordiag to all eppearence, it w i l l be long ere truth, and justice, and right are the materials of i your case. When you are delivered, you will prove, they do so. , The. French Authorities haie.all iiii most certainly you will prove, that you deserve the us . Th e Councillor of State, Chabo, the Pretest great boon—you will d ispense and exhaust the : Consul, an d many ot h ers are now in Altona. Test charities of your hearts, we know you will, i The ntelligeece from Dresden only comes doWir in . grateful, constant, warm, and practical recol- lectien towards your Protes tant deliverers—we :to the 2d; it is to-day said, that in consequence of knt.w,_ you will always remem ber, that a Protes- . the Preciamtition lisuetl•by the King of Saxony at tant King, a Protestant Parliament, and a Pro:. his departure, .41 wjech ,he declares, that he Will be testant 1-eople are your deliverers. Some few, . faithful to his august Aity, the Ruseiani have.-taken very few, are still against you. What harm:— • playful • possession of his cotrattryfeadcit will, be governed 'These are the madmen of your d a y —the ephemera of the hour—the necessary hypocrites •by Russians. of the time—insignificant, and powerless, and I‘,! - !e Viceroy retired with 2000 cavalry; reports prostrated enemies. What can be your feelings to- state Geo. D'York to be in pursuit of him on the ..1 , ..,!s these miserable persons ? Coutumpt and pity ' Wirtcmberg roa d with 8000 men. • . --;:nd nothing else. Vt'hat can yousdread from these , n A • - • ussura corps, under General Benkendorff is few triserable persons? Nothing—nothing, even marching towards Mecklenburg; another on this should they happen to outnumber the demon leg ion of thesaerdsrage-*- . -they may enter the swine, but place. . • thetnatl-sasiaernust iib drawned in the seat hypo-1_ Warsaw, Felt. 8. 'crisy, that most impure and blasted obtruder on -our atomise FROM THE CITIZENS or *WARSAW TO Tulin nature, is well described by the Peet—it is, be ills, i • BRETIIREN NOW IN ARMS. Dii.sembled zeal, ambition% old disguises The retard, in which fate; outface the wise. • • 1 " SeLettes,—The valour of our soldiers , and of The Hypocrites will not beat you out, Sons and the army, and the many sacrifices we have made, Daughters of ERlN—they must, trust me , they mast : have not been sufficient to resist the victorious Ras .see you quite armless—your ordeal is t h at of 141- . sian army—they have entered our country, taken it al.'s cave. - - . 'tethaiesession of our taetropelts; aud, praised be. the ~- . --- . . LIAT DAlV‘4.7aliders.at M 4 ri.fra. Almighty ! are become our friends.—. All our imagi. I : I nary dread and terror vanished,, on the -declaration of the Commanding General being made public, by which all our countrymen are assured of the protec tion of the great Emperor Alexander. Our souls which -Were already nearly related by language, and by amicable intercourse, were the more willing to "unite .in the bends of friendship, as the erre -1 rience of several years ltai taught us, that Napoleon did not seek our happiness or our itrtlependence, bat merely sought by our strength, arra the valour - of 'Oar armies, to subdue other na- THE . STATESMAN. I .:LONDON: MAIICU 25, 1813. TWO GOTANBURGH MAILS itilvto Tllls sioniiNp. WITH IMPORTANT NEWS.,t We have received this morning the following lot floes, - and thereby elevate himself to the station of portant intelligence by the Cottenburgh Mails, vis' . ! Autocrat. The great. Russian Nation has shown us, an Address from the Citizens of Warsaw,' on the; whit sacrifices a nation is able to make, if she has Russians taking possession of that city ; in whi4l4 pride sufficient—rather to lose every thing than her they express their gratitude to th e lir n pe r o r Arei-'' liberty and indepentleuce.—She has been victorious anima, for rescuing them from the yoke of Nara. I—shehas joined with us—she has do‘ne more than Lion. By letters from Gottenburgh, of the 17th' subdued our armies ; Alexander and his Russians •inat. it appears, that General D'Yoaa is appointed have gained our hearts. Governor of Berlin, and that the King of PRUSSIA. ! "Brave soldiers, ye who are still fighting underthe had declared War against France. The letters from ' b an ' n , of Napoleon—ye who are still fighting against llamburgh, of the 7th instant, state, the French your own brethren and the interest of all Europe, Authorities having left that city and retired to Al- ; forsake the standards' of the most vile despotism, re tona, after eleven refractory citizens had been saved : turn to your brethren in. arms, and prove that yon from execution. I . are worthy of living among us, who have been taught It appears by letters from Dresden, of the 2d -is- by experience; and know that we have naught but stant, that the King of SAXONY had issued I Pro- I good to expect from the magnanimity of, the Noble clamation, declaring that he will be faititfal .to his ifeiancier. . . Ally, the Emperor of Diem; and the Rtu- " Obey the call of your,brethren—ly into the siens have, in consequence, taken P r i sssidea ' et' his , arms of your friends—cultivate your fields- r -become country. By the Report of Prince Ktrrusow, ; again citizens of the State, and supporters of your dated Plock, the 10th of Feb. it. will be seen that ' families, or receive the rewards of your valour in the the French made a sortie from Dantsic, and though Cranks of your brethren, whose love ye can regain they drove in the hessian out-posts, were afterwards I only when you no longer suffer your noble blood . to all cut off to a man, the number being 1000. There flow for the interest of an alien. is another piece of intelligence by these Mails, which . . " We call on you by our holy rotisiOn to re we have not space to insert, stating, that a Proolatna. turn ." , • tion hadbeen issued by the Royal Goveriment of East I Prus..ia by command of the Emperor At.r.z ANDER ) that 'the Russian gold, silver, and copper coins, al like wise assignats of the St. Petersburgh Bank, should be received as legal tenders by all persons, both Civil and Military. The Administratiie Bodies are ordered to establish rates of the prices of the first necessaries of lifoi qui' as bread, meat s beer, &c. Prince Kathie* hi a report of the opra • dated Plock,. Feb. 10, states, that oti the 4th - rob. Gen. Miloradowitsch took possession of tho city of Warsaw. It also mentions that the enemy, who made a sortie from Dantzic on the 4th of February, bad succeeded in driving in his out-posts, but litre afterwards cut off from the city, to whichiot a sin gle man cf the whole column, cousistipg :nearly returned. . VET EICM WM ) FEB. SO.-FAVAIII I w is in posses- •• • •••••t+e . ~ ~~ _ 11011)116 knee custom*, theta* of the crime tried °ll4" iiiikatlet I Palen• • - ' feli: ro : k tt . of it in chief to and' adjudged. _ Viceroy . Italy ) . fed to Cassel. •' • Neither neaten tier sian 4 kiii grantes7l .p o wer td The Yieero, foiltis iiiiiiift; kii 011 0 * ordered • Finnish any one bat icalifactors ; and no DWI ,10 less 25 postilerses to be kept Insreadlogia firridoself tad ape,: to such askaeoiWitieet lien ke Who, follows the the' Grand Kriny lo tense*. the.. lalladatloortnre.fte • lii4stei, of WeenrOenee._ To him it s is the oracle o( quick as possible to the neirestilnoc at klearity.''• ....Orbit!' r is abiding by its prescription, he linigines • •-• .• • - . - - 10 plea*, his Creator : mistiken t perhaps he may be, Weave 'liai to sea the Pareareaiiilix4i lice** - jitat a mistake is not a crime. , .: . t .... itself .so earnestly on the Chief -subject soklch ;We"; . • ; : . c ;,:-.,, -... .• - i --..---- ' shined • the.quatrrel beiWenti. as, ..,12.1YrFlisiRlir4i• • Wkire jogiodeves l id to despair of the affairs of MEN. Thislooktias if oar . wishes and .coßilicterne floe catipiryi . but. of late we have been considerably I.may be realized, by a returning good understanding zetteiid frith our apprehensions by the wide-spread= With a Wien which shoald , be considerestand treated liiicilisixiolilqti r in the people at large to petition for a OK 'coselposed of .brethren. • . . Paaitaistiyaay,:sgarottit. .Such a measpri would . .oanfteaders will see by our Parliamentary Pro- Intik beithQ plin . aceA for all . our ills. ,' I ra necessity Patdtliall.aftexpq.nore °bilious, as wall from the Cfedingt; ,( .. ttot 'the purport of Mr: Cdou . itAita - Jouts- ...4igite ~..h. c irict.ef the parasites of pewee, v from gTaNz'l • 1414 °0 -f°l : l!°° 9 if i r il..l)6ti l i • t ; ° " 1 ; " ed . ! I O 11 .1 :: i t i li e ;vonisay i nirlli. ited on . the iadustrious.- "Os to " an 11 8 ! !°4 •ItteDni t° ' St ,L e - ' litieleiiiely,6o believed, that servility . could colour of truth to the . most, Strecious,faisehr.„...! i ii.cit _ , 2 . Ti l . ttoti 41163,146 g an eateitin any public 'against the honour and life old), Prinoess of Wives. 7 ler*, s iiiiiiai be obsirved .in the Courier of last Now, tkiwigh the questiol *as ctspoied.wf in a different : dabto , ~*. .: . Iran defeadifig th e impOlitic : tionduct of 34i . way tuna:that looked to by the. Honourable_ Moo- ' ' Waters toward Denmark % (and, by;t*bie, Waafer 6er, .fex,„frpti sake, in which •we eenelvei''egiee ; . ineuttilly 'expert OWparticulars of , their strassii*- 7et etihnisoner it was done and the-petition siewed,r. na k bil. i nt .iontiL : .th :-.oA4r.::t g :i tia dt st pi,444 r ). - I.l e :thilunt be ditialisfilciOry to the fr ietidioY , that ithr i e h . v i ii - ia - -- or icie r ini ,.... A ir i- iti . - "' - itco a n . it .i. ___;,. * - r - i ~. -, -• 4 I ‘. ' ' l t 6 4 ,tribe pitied a 4 hijl l lo !Mimes... - s. - • ..- I.nienicsif thiprecieus : pa4 , ',.. and thrit'conciiidgOin : • If our . iiiinourable Houle of Cosanwisiveia.but .!•'. . b ,____ A s_._.“ . 9 ' he ft . ~ • a ~. _ tau ,we:were wii.e f i- air_ i,lL:ar !Id Nigorfous .a.umt. ,half - —.RIs m os• : kernel!, Meeibess , we should• awn hstelestad.tiom ! -. .•7 . ' " - ' - „ many of our most berthensorse :Learned Gentlemen' were ilittlairris Idgislatfiti and • Judicative say •reseroble a Genii of Chancery ilk' ,itctst.otei the Eat, of ASV:O.4OI6Ii, had au:" at Carlton House. aytK 3 CIAItiNCE I 1111 d • tMN T. :OREN were sent'off kr the Wasp sloopof ; j r on their &nivel,— softer of Government etell~ toil whieh'are on ion* overtures from the The India towipatiiheire,:aa ptiiceedirigs of .their Qittrieely lished hi on; Pe . per, taker.. PP .vernment'apropositions, on the Trade. The public wilt not, • periolpik to see with what tenacity that - 1 • .it 30 strongly lays claim to. Mi. spoke of the awfulness - Of the ei:tale • .7j i ,l 7 r far as concerns the awfulness of and the spreading the profits of not so Characterize the affairs of'. Venue of four millions add a half says) poured into the chests _ , ,----- out the expence or trouble of collicting s * : iii 3 . /Ai ....?: .. ~ .. .. •.- . , r.:, - • - . . great stake, &c. 'So it is, Judged, in • these;dtsia, ;e . OilaWieik:BO.u-tritiritThiivenerable Nit . . whenjinanciering is the summum bonovtof A British i.ol4.:.WAP•diticTlin:-.-Tsteaday night, was in the 71 3 4 h Minister's motives and means. But is that view/ of • ZeirPt!terilielaa4 the - last - surviving sister of our i „„4..„,„.e, 'She was torn on the 31st of Ju1y,17371 it, our Ministers are willing to ran the hazard %oda , -1-re7 - --•-! •. • ,- . and 0ube_27.111.4 ./Onttary, 1764, she was married Mr. JACKSON paints in such strong colettra ; for our ) 1 aai. * air; ' lute DiltißE BRUNSWICK WOI.YENBI - TTLK, 0 . own parts, we have reason to lam:vitt -the iiPPlicatinn.ti f .whoi4ibi.b4iine i , dint SQRS and three (laugh of such a revenue. It • has Waal impaired: War tem.. Ater 4041 Highnesii was confined to her bed . • . . _, Constitution. This Gentlem,ap, however, like the r enly tivo-tlayt....:The Princess of WALE 3 visiteu her chests o r t i tir l_orF, eestlay, and remained with her Royal Mot her brave guard who escorted the Amory' fereconaiderable lime.. Dr; BAIL.I.IE left the Duchess Duke- of MARLIOROUGH, is for meeting ' the d a nge r v . ,•• , -. about ma o clock. 'tithe evening, thinking her much with becoming spirit,, and . fighting oven on t l O--ni-F I bitter; ~ - .4 little before nine she was seiied with vie!. stumps. It will be seen that a fresh diseesSion he; lent tpasmodic-atticks, upon which Dr. * BaiLLit and - . :weft the Directors and Ministers is . deterinined-0n.„. , .f0ir.,14,0-104tfORD were sent for with all possiiile • -.•--. - time„ but the The CkreoLic C.Ause, citO'aceiveli•4o4!ooidOvitistaii*4lAset.withiti.si- fete minutes' of her breathing aid from any solitary or adyeetitions *eirctinistatter •;4 1 ' title legs.• wide* . fielt• - litOe at half-past nine o'clock. ~ atsplioVrOcieded from her house in than from what grew out of the-proteedfne''oili. - A r4 H lll/ - 11 ; 11 2 4 _ t jianeyemnare,to °triton Hoose, a i ,nd had an inter- Meeting in Devonshire, et pretel y celled ; a . fe4:eity . s stiw.... ~„ther r -tisanes Rectrir l - atiewo'Clock, to since, to oppose the chime pf thlS - iiggr a ieVed - pitit Of fitinticate the aiitictingivent's " * • 1 our fellow-subjects. 'elle sentimetits• i weilln4e.to t .... Ezpresses.itissi , sentrliff idi- thelaterst aed..Prin and which will be found . in another•port. of. nor cess•ef:W4is - .ok-gleldai ilighl..:Yeaterday, be.. * 'pli' • • 4 :Apireeir tVAOfRRIL glebe o'clock, the PRI CE REGEN T Paper of this day, do honour to -Oilcan fltselfs - - , . N and to the age we are living in: "Therefe,those of rece V i e: ld t a llitr i ' agti ' ll: Q ea ,f o r t ill " it ' b ti tl luEt ' s u en p° t a w t e h re e a Gentleman, professing it'religitin*Otiqroinitik,llll,3eredti be „ hut ~,?...... ...-P . - ... amus ement . - .. o- • a . en - _ . .. r. complainants, and therefore ther esrit...a ito ~ .-6-r,;k-...'Ltirro'l,--lifanotiw-litai,-iffone ef'oitz : - letters re weight with them, and merit a greati conjit!ers.AlowN' ailed thitUtOrning Worothe. out- ports mention the .. I/0 S , Indeed, .they, had that offect...stt the tine andl*Lee , ereiveFof the Bonne. efic!Neusktiliiop of will:lrvin the- they were uttered, , for they•Oectsioned , the--persons , Brazils.. - •••: • • . '-- ... - .. • ..- • . ... • assembled to come. to a different - tOneltisittn fictin 1 ...-The liltie.titing Minisiers'ofthe County ; of. Demon that -a • • PetitiOn in favaiii• of -geitesals * Religiolis which was contemplated bythOiiwho called the Lave' -4 01 1 . a• ...„, ...., ...,... ' ' • • • - • ',..• --141 berry. Meeting. • • . . 7 ... . . :, • %.„. . •,. ...;,. • . :4 milt i n i t . : - . . 4l , 2iii ;;• d ' ii i i , '" ...4 • 1-i vii . This great, ,this interesting cause, ,tio tnemenkr, .- . wii l t t ;l f f ° r lj ;ta r•• •tiptfsoibiiiirt, With lillaH an: c louded. in its happy issue at this important CrkSiV.Witt AI: ; a i — . 4 1.4flao' . .the...istisaosser, with aisPatchee from rive further . interest, as it. &peewee, •frontibur voin-: vo44,:iiiicare;• he stat e* , by this timeilni liepercie: able Correspondent Atersetrant•tri,'in.riscireilfidt o •:Mikeensierindhis Lorasl4are together it , Dresden - . • 'hatiOld authority, ntilop tris l iiit,-...00 t hotia , -.'4.lsitesiio6l4:M - Attons3.— , ffikbiosootyitini C R ). Act ; and from .the Petitiob litififfti4-ti. tiii iit4d. l lo' /00.4 •.• cift 74 giu." taY.ing,i n HainaeFfs o'clock.o94lll Oro last i iiiimild . .ir . r i g a.. 'l . l - 'lEht abo ut ii o'clock and by- foot 7 of Nei& by Kart. "G . nce; ito pow.erf4-..9 71 wp..-..--:. k- ? burning ' t . .. h wi t •. ' --. -4 sun k argument, all of.'which it-gire.s ussattsfaction eililfil i !Plin•ingi ilfli thlstd:m 3l. damage to i ' illtrer g, ;hi • p in an opportunity of laying in One point6f- view Urn ii I thwiet'.harbotriPig.weeare happy • to g rePerts ''ontY two men the eyepf the judicious Reader. l :'. ~•!' - . ::.; 1 lest kfieirlives on beard; hoilhe accident happened We c ave this day - inserted the Resolutions . an l-' is pot 'Well, .. The Captain was a receiving ship. proceedings at theCtitholic Board in eimerick, which L.: Name:in : Alio American schooner; Afriorger,. from , clearly' show' b ow elated the tatiwilic of Ireland aro : P ro sideecisifor.rhiladel . ohia, pnais to law -Majesty s . ..,-. If t - . .end .ffilecon ; -armed schooner inde. —. . : lat the: glad :prospect. of Legislative justke b e ing . ...ablin . ldettr o , , it Wochell for New York, prize to his KeNtsossresto, F Es. 2.—The Decree of the reenels . about to be done te`thet• loyal Peirple: The oc . t kit- i-r 5 - • t i .blajestY'S ship . Boner ; Awierican schooner Pan4oro, Ministerial Council, concerning increasing the army , !" • deetl, may be termed ineet •of Legislative Wlittni is f rom, A, mai d cs f ar yeast., prize •to his, Majesty's bating, according to all appearance, caused an nal- I'l4ll is justice,' sinct . itis:a t ipeall og tu . tbtslictaltiOn •.ship R ea lgdi• ? , 7 • , ,'..,,. • .i. • venal disiatisfaction at Paris,* Napoleon deemed lt t Of :Ail Constitution4 B lo: • . •A,,4 .‘• ,•-• ..I: 1 : • .. 41r • ' lied tip iteiraer. ..... • . • • . • , , kru . _94. : 4: ; __Y . ..u_t ._ ni_glit .,_ , eb , ott nine necessary to add the following clause at the begin-1 Mr. QRANYIIJA Slif.V . R;i 4 R i . bisfii.aeciargi dog . 01 4 , Sitneenealty•:Ma . . tt tne ra,mpiigiiter s shop niug of the said Decree:— . : • • -. -the People ' s •Riglito,'., Coutendir that. Ore 'Coat:won, :eeloe . lt, at -aro rook rime . . . -..• -Li: in .thia. yard, owing to tho siitils h.avntg been left • "The Senate decree, and we ordain, Sace- r AmOng law is the birthright 1 Ohl,. y. Englishman, aid use -.. 1 1 jbuiwieg iu Vasa shop, which , wish the engine-house . the causes ot such an ordinance, it is stated., imone acts istiich - dep . ritir iii4,..Of rilt;illf,ElT!, l .e.lo9. l 6oo l ‘ . ‘. o.l 4 4lothilig,-(aak fire; lortunatay it *Oat got under other things, that notwithstanding Napoleon is , wellillie held . or no aiall...e•NOW,7loeSnOt'the e'tntaln Jaw •. withoutoolig leech damage. • . . ' Informed of the good condition of . the Treasuries. 2 .Aessentto thjt.liolyPtic.o4:loN,ltiitholics4and9: . •We ore requested to state, for the . information of . . .. and of the French troops istithe . North and South boi therefore, occor . - tvi 't r. sll%ti • "'idoctrine(soned ihe 'public, - , :that . the Eagle Insurance *Company, l'ioin *lwo terms combine the advantages of every other was nevertheless deternstneek in conteoueece of thii, ] premisee eauses detailed to him by the Minister iisr,Foreigie •<. . ...1 No. Relations, to increase lii&evey. NapoleCio, es W e • • may observe, still c ontinues to reckon: in Abe otim ber of his troops those warriors who lit beriedWiSder . ' the snows of the. Noeth !.-,And for 'tihat • iiatiole should tile Minister for Foreign. Relations, jest • - the AdatiePty`yester. lffiand la the Baltic. ' al Mater; captoriil arid whiqh left Chi. v, brings a report that of. dr, e men of wir at Newport, Rhoda THE SrI'APITSMAANI.' • 6ili;ttistiOstinft jiintidAllfn 10 it tip° , te Num win be ce-: or en; 'rend A.nny 4 The King of igapknoni o o t n i s isi Rat 17,041eizeral Dl:opk is it, hie - iiithavid fib Berlin; Utter, from Cul.. Glow, and yedgised Oonimind nt4 mendiinti Sit the King the Viceroy of tatty, Aid Miming topflini; were: homedistel • kill also , taid the , r. gkzteen Tmy, hay.e _ tbemil talit `tired the hem TL_ _t 1 . . - .. . . 111116111114112211111101/1111111111.1.11111111111111111"' ' the ibis. alb 46 *Sl** Chalet ' it. is prosldai Alt I I 'lSt 4fi seised- of his parties and Imo ci Chief of iisity thojodgatont of his - Peers, of dila* NSW to . Make • isontasticteariy iNs . some pro trio ...,.: . ~ _;_fr _.,!_k_.....2 "" bd fililif _. ed fr°Bl ; l lifli'file I . ‘r : ' '.. 4. .. 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RA NtliiNFilai I : - . i.. ridgMete . ill:ilienta .i., crisii.; but I...tit:fit:ail ..t:Aitilli:isl.fgoioi•Mik sett tl f * ,eiteniling thoTridri; . :o, 4 Y : lifillf4iCiY.!;! ek e. iii! tdieeti - ig American s hip giiiginii f that Ttade;me.aiew ai,i r tit„l" . iiitt - Pi;matith, a: )fthd:thoMent: A tit; - 9 . --- ap . 9i 7 ar im d r F.biliary , elf (as this Gentle:Ai, , a j ej i c l i - lo g e r lii, i f isistiog 1 of the pohliF, witb. , i ilia Rye , f a ladlinlved _. __...:;-_,..: • •ti. ~_ r ;' :I'' ! -, ' . , \ ' f . i 11 . , i I .1 i .: ) t . 1. i , • !II •, :.. : '' ' 1 : . ‘ 1 ' . ~ I ~ • i . i,ll 1 , f . r M therefore, aicor4ing tO lir:As:ureic'. tlectrine(strused "Oa pubtic, , 'Ames sue nagic Limas - imam- ....f.i......„ ji4:."Niinsikuppnif)(the kakis/eh taktlasset ilrein thii„ *lsom teems combine the adrantages of every other . payment Of rent of, premise? de- I l , grr tatholies the eligibility for': offieei:oligl"ilife..bf tf' .0 1 6 be it t i _ be_ siireb 6 h otel intl.. :rett . vtiiingr i ,i..t d . • - . x ic ,, , Frzai2.;„ .. whey ay fir e, awe opened an Office, No. 7, in the ..i. • - ... , ,n.-Nut`Txti -;4lpyiparket, where the business of Fite slid Lifelu.. l ' 4 ill= i. Sliat r a . r, riiitiakaar,.,,... ~g..,.... ...,........,0.,,, vstirsicili wilt be' conducted upon the same liberal ; lit RtiorciitA . - IWO*. AlilirsAp .. 1,1011 1 0 1 14 009 Owns, and the same facility.end dispatch, as at . ;) t . rife Slog dwelii .:I. was said br the Doke of 4iusesat .diair.principil Office in Coruhill. Policies expiring . :1 I 0 to Ws materibla gosh lallitosi of CstbeacChittak it ladT 4 kY dulaktbe siallwdld wit is 1 5 dart , k ' 11 j . o s l 'i i _1 ~' .. -. . .. . t~