The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-02 00:00:00

, r. AMERICA. HOUSE OF REPRILSENT.4.I"IVES, No' Mr. DAwsox rose to make a motion. take thic early moment to present to you . ft . which I feel pleasure and pride in believing the general approbation, not only of this but of the nation. The President of the UnirNl States, page which was read yesterday, has, in qnent and appropriate, made mention of went which bas ken place between. an frigate sinfi title of his Britannic *jest, gagemeet in whica Attia....._ world,. that ‘wkrn eotamanded hjt 4 ' qv .._ valour, and fidelity, they Are capable of , with, 'and, vauquishing those of ally nation earth upon any element, even on that eleme, British skill hint acqiired so niudft celtibility that the American itag,• when authorised - - stituted authorities of our country; will respect on the high road of nations. Far, be it from me to boast; it 11l heel** an . or a nation, and is never the.cotniamitaist of courage ; bat on the present occasion; it seem. me proper that we should express oar sentiments, our feelings, and thereby the feelings of'' I4shall, therefore, without farther comment, to you the following resolution, observing ."' facts therein stated have been ascertained proper department, and the proofs are alt: "Reeoloed, r by the Senate and . ' ~ of tatives of the United States of A'. + 4 ' r ; ' assembled, That the President of ' the Ute be, and is hereby requested. to present, it. of Congress, to Captain Isaac Hull, a gold with suitable emblems and devices • and that of thousand dollars be,, an d the same by appropriated to be distributed as prize-money to. gut the Officers and crew of the United States' frigate ha' Constitution, of forty-four guns, according to the l provisions of the Act for the better' Government of ,' 4 - - Jthiell. ale troops continue there in full farce, and ar e the Navy of the United States, in testimony of the i to attack us. They are , accurately in-' bigh - Se tense entertained by Congress of the gallantry, ! determinedformed of our numbers, but are unacqitinted with' good conduct, and services of Captain Hull, the our metal. That the first is the case, can be no won- Officers and crew of the said frigate Constitution, in attacking, vanquishing, and capturing the British der, for they have no.need 9f spies in thin country to frigate the Guerriere, mounting 54 carriage-guns, send them intelligence. , thereby exhibiting an example highly hopourable to Qnzaeti, Nov. 19.—The Montrea l Courier is tle American character, and instructive to our rising just arrived. Nothing of importance has trans. navy." pired ; the following extract from the Montreal Ga; , Some conversation passed on the proper mode of zette of Tuesday, shews the result of the attack ort • disposing of this subject, in the course of which : Kingston :-- -Sy. . 4 6 Mr. ScvaraT suggested the propriety of also gir.. ! ' The great battle•so much spoken•of in town as ing some disti iction or medals to the crew of the :having taken place a short distance abore• King. Constitution., who, he thought, were too generally i ston, turns out to be seven American. vessels which overlooked i.l such cases. . i appeared off that place, and bombarded it during fifteen hours. The only damage sustained. was the' Mr. Werowr approved the spirit of the resolution,: Royal George being struck three times, aid having but hoped the other officers would receive swords, and the men suitable rewards ; and he confidently !one of her crew killed : seeing they could ant afect ~ ~ hoped a gold medal would be voted to the nearest a landing, they set off for Sachet's harbour." relation of Lieut. Wm. Bush, of the marines, who A PROCLAMATION. . t fell gallantly fighting in that action, covered with " QUEBEC, Nov. s.—Whereas Treaties of Peace wounds and.glory ; he, therefore, for that purpose, and Friendship between his * Britannic Majesty and moved that the - Resolution be referred to a Select the Emperor, of ell the tiessias, and the King if Cornriittee. Sweden,. were 'signed. at bier°, qn litrittit of July The Resolution was eventually ordered to lie on last, by Mr. Thornton an the. part *Chit Mayertyi the table, till a Committee be appointed to whom it and by the several Ptenipaititiaries of the tw,eFeserersi sk . .. should be referred. ' on the part of their .reePecttte-Sovereigits, unkoillse signing of tho same having beeiv•eftriallycommunis. sated to me, I hereby, in his Majdsty's'attni_ j e call upon all his loving subjects in this PrOiin rlideoewer Canada, strictly to observe, by. son I%a by • aidd f the said :Treaties of Peace and Xarieadship, siladttlug. • as aforesaid. (Signed) ..tk.esB9. tilbYoP.-1. ! " 4 . ••• .44- - . . =TRACT OF A LETTER TO THE EDITORS OF THE SAL- , TIMORE AMERICAN . (DEMOCRATIC) ) DATED WASH INGION, NOV. 11. " The Senate sat with closed doors a part of this morning, it is presumed on executive nominations. " Merchants concerned in the late importation of British goods are beginning to petition Congress for for a remission of the penalties and forfeitures in curred under the Non-importation Act. A memo rial from a number of merchants in NeW York was FORCE ON THE - FROMM ' f. We should be heartily glad. torkratiff our readers with an'accurate statement 1 1 ,4 - t`o fqroo 41ss the (rata. tier, as much anxiety seems fb prevail on the subjecti but as the troops are Continually arriving from the interior, and from one port to another, .it is impos sible to give an accurate statement. The folloWing is predicated in the most authenticated date in ow possession:— presented this morning. " These applications to the equity of Government, though they will probably be pertinaciously resisted by a number of Members, will, it is believed, prevail by a great majority. The Committee of Ways and Means is composed of Metnbers who are intelligent end. friendly to the just interests of commerce : a fa voUrable report on the commissions may be expected from it. The Executive has manifested a disposition to favour the late importers; and the justice and po licy of not condemning an immense amount of mer chandize, a groat part of which at least was inno cently imported, are so obvious, that the Govern ment will hardly think of retaining more than the duties on it. i• HARRISON'S ARMY. In the Western County, including tie - troois at NO Harrison, Vincennes, nod Indiana, getwfly ..,..., •:9,0 1 31 On the Niagara River . , At Plattsburgh and its vicinity ......:,. ~• .... WOO Burlington, Swanton, and Derby . ... .. .. ' ....,.:.?.... MOO At Sacket'sHartkour , aad at Ogdatiorik . - , 5OOO , 53,500 The above number is exclusive of the Pennqylvania and . Virginia true have probabl y The whale corps burgh ... . " A mistaken idea prevails among some of the Members from the interior, inculcated by the c6un try merchants in that quarter, that the importers of the Bcitish goods received by theiatti arrivals, have,. in sellirtg them, laid suet a-per centum on their ori-• ginal in.ricas, -as to secure themselves even if their boAs should be forfeited. Those Members use this as an argument against exempting the importers from the nenalt;es 4he Act of Non-importation : but the fact cannot be true. A few small articles may have been sold at double the price they cost the country merchants, but the valuable articles of British manu factures, which constitute the chief part of every cargo, would not, even in the present situation of our foreign trade, bear 100 per centum on the origi nal invoices; and it is therefore fair to conclude, that they have not been sold at such enormous ad vance." According Lary su,ccossful. An of Novembe► ceded a lettel flomms, tv% eight or ten near the Wabas success, and . . have returned tinue any longer Tito 11( Ad Ito, home the thspd ton, is a Writ' .blishment ; tint informatioi The two following estimates of the Votes for the Election of American President, have been received. The first statement gives the majority to Mr. Clinton •—the New-York letter gives it to Mr. Madison. 1011 , 19tD IIKSITLT 01 TIItELIicTIOR IPOIL tßif/OVITT. 3 otal Number *firma. 21ti • Prleans State • . 3 Dispatches, ralty, from I by a CAsptain The vessel, in gate, of 36 all welt, ,n , As two ladies, their neighbours, Russell-square o'clock- I they stern who are attempting t . • 1 7' .. ..7t 4 • A ' tea is Chow New Namipshire MaslNKlpmete r-. J Rhot fy lsloat Pit .% ewark ' Siff erky 4I • petaliare: 215 1(18 4. 9 29 $4. r: *•t in the most villain made up almost i. tibn ke had taken. Inititewl telt reach pojgb datiikagltated s we aTe • 0 - 4 Gigatsloll be - si a ,:ft • tt , Certala , ,„., • teha- . l attafiiCiP#' 4 qt • 7 - . . was the be .am, reply, very .gravely a.. ~ y Armed . ...,,_. . _ . them , ___ heigb to contrary, and, told .the.,,biry they were not tlVlsse i g4allanmelte at once taken by the mean measure No evidence was , celled on'either side, .nor was .. . ....9Llt.' l . l k, !A .7 .40, 11 ,111 en Oils de what boys and old necessary ;—the honour 'a-prince etig4l.'tn„.. irciesiaazavell . dhem impossible to be done. The above suspicion it'Shohlikuit be irpikitionedylVen iliVide vaadagitf4m thelop,ofPoistailici Paris, or at his hand-writing should,, by accident, ettaliiadict h,i' laast to, the. top of Fria% when the' details are word. Fortunately, our - ilistory'exhibite few '4..1 kilning, will toe Re - doubt among the most extraordi amples of the want. of Princely Viaca44.aad v allato,i navy 'achievements Or it most extraordinary life, years, the very idea Is become ebsolete_ l itnd Almost'' la the saawairy- way-taliaillysittLat present in the extinguished in that blaze Whith-irKill/r air tAiiiiPPetstitefteNtipitsieal. power—in the power . racterises the present reign, and *witleit.osaw shines Of Itaibe valour-=of encountering difficulties and with such refulgent lustre.. The neterietiof them nv • ' them = -heredships and speed is*rt.staff • now almost ' universally arkiiewleatetit le - vtil,7 iprb '"tirtitt,woltialltitied, for ali this, Iff reedy .therefore, to the last degree, an act of temeritjr .. Must' . oivn„ .we know of *Kiting like it, Cesaa in Mr. Brougham to dispute .their existence, :midi- never was imfeuch circumstances. If he had, he still more unnecessary,. en the part of . the Solicitor- might .. 2robably . have sapooonted them as well. General, to maintain the afOranatin.-, .Wer . .eitTos-. • Caaapes Xil. (in his. fiishCfroot 'fraosylvania to the • Bible ; that any person could be sceptical oil, trts air!: Baltic, limit" challenge this same sort of admiration, cate subject, their doubts mint now Cease. • thefast. -but not en 'the :dine 'degree. He had not so long 'is fully established, in the solemn - proceedings of away to go- not. 900 koglish miles. lie did nut go our higheaCJUdicial Court; and it.is :still. further it in so-short Is time • (his time was sixteen days). confirmed, on the unimpeachable testimony, .of. Sir Cicantra XII. certainly;with like courageous ad. William Garrote. Of the assertions of the Defend- i dress, discharged : his suite in the Hi ngarian barn, ants it would be ridiculous ta dwell—they are, ob- ! travelling with one canons:Woo through the whole scittelndividoele uand it .iyould be highly pretios-''route, a young' ofilber, - whose name was During, telrous to• stake the reshj'itifiedgeif opinion of fifr."afterwards iaiiied-tit . thevolis._, e of .iiugen. Cut his Alsoogbamy agdinst the deliberate leatubity of the ' rottris,•thoVl aim; in Prefember,. - Was in less barbs. Solicitor-General. The crude conjectures . of .the::eous count** sod . Utile* less alictioe skies. Vet first cannot.he placed inidinpetitiow with the certain 1-eren there, et the close tilt the- first day, the attend. 'information of the latter. When he comes forward I ant officer lainted and fell, and CHARLEY himself,.a. id vouch for the 'ninny, great, and spP tulid virtues : though with aqeli hardihood and power over pain, i.- f oar atuettions• and Xighly" accomplished Prince Iliad it an liypefboS - quite allowable in the great ;-Regent,_ we are. bound to believe him, from hitt poet icrileicribe him its a compound of 44 adamant office and charter :- his oridence alone is sufficient, I and fire,"--even,eitaltxs:s himself, when ho came to EvEtf WHEN IT STANDS .. ArioNE! though it daubtiess his journey's end, to Straltund, Was fit for littlf. eke might be confirmed by thttestimony.of thousands. , than his physicians and' his bed; his frame literally ' After . MI, the policy ' of this prosecution rily,:, se derazied, In such infioinmatien and turno.. , r, t lit lotrliipti be questioned. • Opinions are often ad:. to rid.ilim of liiii hoOti the attendants w;re forced 10 ; emitted; *not . because they have never been &spitted; i cut them Iran' his leis in CHARLES, on that journey, :Out that they have never been ofticiciusly:- . -we might, took a German' name; and, the better tq preserve in -th,bl.cikee,. .say officially, defended. It - has been:!• the intogisito, chimed 'his wholedeess, and amorg phrew,dly suPPosed that revelation has, thus suffered i,other disguises, 'he hid his hair under a black nig ! from des friendsV• whose zeal, to, prove acknowledged ; STA,e V. coActAs.--,-;Th•e spirit of opposition in truths, has sometimes shook the .faith of believers ; 't Stage-coach'lt'Eoptietorst jail fregeently begs carried —such, we apprehend, may be the case in the Pre- . toe. great pitch in . this4onntry. „ Theta have been sent instanCe ; aa(l one probable consequence of all : instances of their' reciting their pries till they this labour and • solicitude, to blazon forth Princely -, have . actually carried • passengers for `HOlhing, and virtues, may,eugender doubts of their existence.— i on some oEceSiohS they have treated people with a Our faith, in the best of all possible religiens; has a ! dinner and I. battle of wine; but in a recent case they solid foundation in its internal evidence. Individual ! have actually kadea, regular.: fight for a coach. The character may, in general, safely rest on its own „W Royal Leettahlion,?l- till within these few days, visible eacelleticies: when thus established, it is sue ~sled to: p.001)1014 IVhifi Horse Lop, in Fetter.lene ; I _.. iint id r•.- -- Proprietors r deter. Horse, in, in ;o en. that ir inq prize -4y they Barnet, Avn.-1 and two 4 Angel horses to general the two : to. It which sot given, prize tooth • was, and, *urged Ins, the fun de. in con- Horse bout ex. , . . • , ._ • ILE _.s ',..- `): MAN ~- .., •,,•, • . . , . • • . r.'. , -... SIR wit,ztVifointftoig t: •. ... rip 00:10firOilkiillm of ilea aI&N IT of . ::. . .. It It conleetined he has gat Ohio, . f ; • which has . - . - •,° ' e t s •,,, tf ..c...5p...;.- .1..4--- v • le..( 01 .... " - IfifkateMliZT. . . Ditto Carolina .. ,°- • • 41 1 !,,.. . Perhaps US Yasilliht ,;.; . , •;* ~, j•• ...or ' " 11 I'll "'walla - • . 4 . , ` , .- - . ' itleglitia .tikb ledrititeftroiti ' Nov. 5. • He said, I ' ~ . • ._ . 0a 4 ere is really no disputing- th e ` . . ie . .... Jitt . i .. ,, iist , . bf. lust,. ss . 116 is aike....... .....-- is _ . to • ' s ' ._--- 'E ' • _ ' ma. ? t Oki Presoak bfilli,tbt! t - t Resolution .- • • , • ot- Selieriet, iritiin I *reeled its* tli a . ~... . . a . " Ist i ~. nob less when 44 , 31 ' ' t a r am . mimied , rig will meet I. A s ° . ,Id. ; I •to ad. this Howie, -.' • .1"-.' z z , i • $' `t ''' • •' ' 4, ° ': -•; a.. : . ~ , foster Hall. I na , ~. oti 4 4 .o„, iit t t ,. ‘ . purnietit , aid , iriuslit your very peisicula if i .e. ii n dist i egub hed by art . .. i . . ~ ..r " ‘ 7. ' . . .1:: ta;tt, Jonathan • .if pwegul, w,ho 'has always i - • 1,. 1 1 'a and • .a studious •• . - ., !a fo ct 7a rt'' si ls od el t e li i ch . c e;t al er al g i a tted ol. in his Nies" ' :.-- . ' . . '"` : : :.. ?' .' -7 t7 ' '' " '44- ' be dread al or .411 . • .' i . o terms do- NEW l'OttpSzeT. I.—t he slttllfinerls, ,„ • _ . s , ~. . . Au.st , 4 .... , N _ . 1.8 .. ,e him Ile* . ... .. ,‘, la . ar.: ltt a t li tsed irse a ,o g f oo t d ele c ti h . ; . fau engage - Aril avrWil a clitel;lifitYtia'ssengers, wilt a .at : fp. , , -ma Saturday . bidt 1 went -t o . . see h but a American i 1 this day. * ' The . ts.tet i len dal lifttiol; 14 1 4 S , - lig e le 7; z - fe Y' I 0 zontradid i !al, , ta_ . , _._ " Ir t grg t f° ' . y's •an en- ,in all the States on edisiiiday, the 2d o f . _- .a. m r, oir ; 4o agk sim s xdr. h a d 4kr .., . • - - .:. . oniy-permitted to wired to the , There willbe 218'votisfiverev - thi +vies of batik viawati isit '"""" Fp ' italibr • • ilvatimit . in to f' , ; .... " ~,' ~ :. . - _.. , .. .. ~ r 7 is gra k lip ngs r. , tali at d the tsof skill, slant& (3). will . helbat,' on aecount °Utile I4egislr.flue 1 . 4 ,_. 44=611 „.., _ - -_, * fe ~,,,, ~...., . , • fsstt . „eet.,tfrivaiort;or Oat some clothes eoler g riel y ° A stioto m p t , . o . • f contending having adjourned' itithtiet Making provitinn-:filt - ila rug s lr i re ..,,_; ditlt • 1 ir r. -. ~ . • -tat. h a ve a .u. e i...t. •'I - tnbscast-Aattate.4l4s o 4ter _refreshment, but On. on be t choosing Enders, it will therefore tale 10 0 *es I t ' i l s :; l 4/ 0 1 1 ` e rh isn ' e ' d epon • •.to answer Iwo " . " ... i , fniu ,.. fr ,.. o4bee , and ,.„f ib ,. l. icioaztodistrionivoeinectint,w4u4hvin.g:ll6.l found ment where to make a mijiirity. Mt- gn • tlns i who ' Yin te k elle Honour.' lithe tsw.i Shelly ; istil th e o d es a t th o . F e d era l YrAetors, will; preinalys . 1 ,7 - . - -.., - 7 .- •.,. p.,.' .. - . .r il l. . 1 141 1 ): !I nor 4 1 , m6 , ,It *Ave Ilien'afrodsmisiptrtatkr; l tito • lit-yerfectly by the con: 1 have about. ‘4l). Mr. Matilsen's le 7 alefilda p ,tilittN, " "n t ri ll Y t .e k " _ts a end ts , sint'frattelle ta Ili • heliaiititti.` 'requested ill command fore is - said to Ise pretty ,cer'fatit.- •, . . „,,,,,• • ;.. .. . gine, a to . lse ever 'ha* , . dams . w i ; on'tcr..r tan •• • ' my siow.mightietaill•wed isiittle nett ;ad beer, T, 'very far, ' •.. . • f .r , - - wanton aspeesteasappiled I* tbs,warrath of his .144%. , .. 44,war g emosedl . rens* zeal,. mit& the expected, though unplettletft '''' remL having Snivelled .tbroogh t th ' • • Snaking ,. laying 'iv wee gibe was, cram. ts individual • a 'Ass l '' ' '' ' QUEBiC PATTERS.. •-•-• . ... threat 9 ( a sev e r e i ton . 4 tw hipo og . -.From ; these awk. t . taat,of true i t, ip •• mad into a aid toll. I stated . mr. readiness to ply b ". 4-1 foy. Avers, isidfligenoe, , tnd hated . for nothing that it seems to . .„ ' *- 450 - - ' - . 1 ' : wend. eonsequeneek Sir . William has hitheith tt._,.qit'i might not haft hapitiranSet ,*4 every thing . was !m i me , * _ MoNTusal., -Nov. 17.--Ai:e have it on the antbo. exempt; such trisgrak7L!s and( asters ate said.to of several boatmen of integrity, that a' large body befallen some oPsis iess :itethielouliptilditata one. I • -g -' .• - .xsz-44-,. a ii ,k i. : f the nati ' on. of Americans at more than 3000 nen). from thren f of the lity l . . .. . , . I neid'ratActitti* Af'ffiii l itoinity of punishing a amen;, offer nff that the i S acket ' s hitrhmsi9 - h a d l a m e d . b ee t 18 mit " above. . Taelitt o f lkfilgrii J o hn a n d T :410 H unt, -I man; who, di Vie has nobibien 4onnicted of any of. Kingston, on_Tueaditg last. The'-British force s , of affolded - tk the golleittir.Ginteritl aspfiligible oppor.l fence, must-be supposed isPinierit. Unnecessary se. fined at the, are on the t every- deheription w ere - instantly put in minion,• and tnnity Of giving te most conspiazonl oili his high t verity injurtonsin bichealtb4nd amOntiting to no • - about iFp, : m. an laces - sant Bring of artillery selts'dis• regard for troth.-Thasespntimais • 7 1 ' lied, by .. riabt pasisbajeast, bei boo : tinc,tly iteprd, which lasted until . dus . k .1 . , the result Information,witly 4 4 -maAfetii to . ',.., cited Afm my son.— imo t ittlirk p.... ob.* . ~,tae eorvitat. , ' Am. f .:( 4, I hope, - aisd------ _,, silit Y.:Stscitteverity Le unoseal: • A i a, e-irhole.basiness shall >f Represen. in Congress [ was ita.t, lo ** l l, bet we dotibt not of,..stelanng been' his Royal iligne4a_this - Pigh as glortona as the battle of Queenstown i Every.o.4o: United KigOops; and dal inliriegi ord Rig Bea . to w ~ 4 . Wi t a , proceedings acquainted with .the bravO4Oth, Slid the to al and coutemist, hii.fred, and distraci?!l-rhe 0 tabdirr * t Drove to beisgroorneefee4l,o 7 auk opus. i n n i . t t ed he S n t a a in te e s ; high-spirited people of. Kingston, will - agree with us glselifinigo..PlisaWs weieseitediest 400144 n a briar 1• • 4 4.11 thilalkttlitil idbt bumble servant gold meda l, • that the skim ,in op i n i oii, that their inva d ers, will be ' notice of tile bid. Nola lyiiiiihrisastaaid. in the 1 gash, Oct. 26. - 181 4 11: . , • JOHN Arpeloo D . me is here _ n and covered with shame. It is added, that the 40 Information :of their . ten 4 ir,t4olloa. In the - . . . Erma aie ,i iqui sat cteheshant (home.) . gun ship laiddown about six weeks ago at Sacket's course of the 'trial. Mr: Broughams the Defendants' -__.„" fir M e- . te' on harbout-,• is 'elready launched. . t, Counsel, with - perisaps- M'ore - iettepitiltyltlinn pro. Nitrittett, it teems, has been ineredalottias to the ales' o. ding to the I The report of the American camp being broke up deuce * amadell.Alte truth of some of then]. Sir Wii: antral of Bompiatrez at Paris. Nay, it is said to be prnment of at Plattsburgh is unfounded. _ Ham, sn reply ) 'very .grayely and boldly a ffi rmed the,Alizyetlited by some of them still. B ut t h e h e i g h t of. tuber is exclusive of the Pennsylvania and - *---- '', -- i" - - - - --- ----------1 -- 7- -..' ! .." 7.. ''' IV . "' r'' 7 ' 1 7 - v - --- . • .. • mps, who are nn W on their march , and perecogaLory,-in either case, to send them_estratotool ! but in collettseeceota.ditputesetween tne Propri ily ere this reached the Wes ere •Frontier 4SQO supped. The Morning. Pest was not.content.tti• let ;of thitt'ion and-thele.iiiiheCotintry, the latter d •ps at Greenbusb, on their way to ilatts • the character of the Princerekon itS acknow.kkiet ' mined oii'disibbildnittrg to letitrurt to the White H • • ' B5OO _ inerifs, but foolishly— •41 mig ft a 41,911. sty. rocr Oh.. aud. ordered itote, be .dritea to the Angel Ini • iirSOU , iiitily," published a fulsome patiesyi::c !won ltiwt;.--'1 ' '•' * . ilr - Itartitili ie-Gmaid. This so 4v r ' A • • . . - •• I • . ft. provoked, on tho . part of the i IflftffireA4lo. hit i be .01torkovithg White Horse-ion, Sto the - last_ 4 . - T erican 'Papers, the mili- I thi s miner, some severe and pointed anienadveisions :• t *.'0.,. '.- .4. 1 v .. '!.r. , • ~.,.. . hto theft `vef-tbe:An""'":"-ec'etle"e444o;- bete ii-rifese es'gressidevlit* Iliel!sehlece 'ortite . ' .. .1 7: 1 7 7:-47. "e'''' iv* ~. clap , yed some p An article - from Washingtmli of the - 11th secution—snd in couSequence, *e{ steals * illeiliafrti .- . evlitiVav • kc. end on Saturday t fr asserts, that Nr. Speaker , City has re- priore has thus becomaa general topic - of, * teiq. '•gele spotArio' ss l ctialles . fr9ai Lintlon to Ba :er from K en t uc ky, sta ti n g, that General riosity. Of the eelegiutn' of ' the , •.tiyiy * oak bktft diellestgigrpre4iolle II ita Win! in toe with about 30oct filen, after a search of we . ire in , douht which iemost 64 fie - ifklie The coach vristiditeDattittet - titireen one and days (Or the Indigos upon the frontiers •wriier, or the oNeal-L'We hove, on•nifetrmei'aiic- . o'clock; the changine(litruktfaMike it to the) tins!), has been obliged to rejoin with ou t casian, exPressettOuth Opity"!' po t thesites#9K4' 'Emmert in yeadiaM,4Bi r latir edito a set of bort i that his men have' been d i iha n d e d an d the Pritice-l-f i adea4" iiti a Atli entitled to at, *ph if aka it,to*.slte * wiliiii tror g uipip;.when age ed to their homes, 'not ,being able to coo,. measure% liktrehis , are. pdrsoed, ..we -ea tmot i pttalie fiiht,tholL .pliteelsetiveid i tite partisans of the .tiger for want of provision: , . !hick . . ' ourselves that* *lll.not sink into thethellipiefhich' id 'sff.at' 10,. heirpes should be put to Ross, Esq. the Gentleman who brought this ...prosecution viiniy profelses to avert 1 .-44.(itru r 1 lat,etrtifi. 'a .'eatisiderable time, during whirl spa takes from' Mr. B*KE&i, it Washing- ritlsh Officer, high on one Medical Eats- passion may petibibir degenetikte w itdo'_ i '• 4; seoll verse 'black: eyes end bloody •noses were i vsoirv, l ! bot it ti 'ielgOtti roused into .4 HATlt 4 ga. , and teeth , were knocked out; Jay, the c and we under - stand that he brings impor- THIS IS- AN—'t MOTION' EXCITE • 243'4/Jar flathter, laid a black, !go pelf him, and a 1 ~ t atiort'from America to kinisters: 'BY TIP 144,5 t STAGE 'Ot . 11 1 1 es were received last .olght at •.the Admi-anoer - 6. _.,s -re__ idly, was mil Tf e AlL , ',lcaocked oat., It being arsiovered who Jay was PRAVITY,:;-An STATE - .OP titeriiiAlktitlON : tbat• flowprs, 7 A fill f 71 4 7 1* 1 the East Indies. They .were brought TO WHICI!4; OF AL L mik-NAJNKFRINpEs , lii the aitiey On die pait•iif:.4he White Horse Inc in in the - East India Company's service. ALONE •Alirefimoril,y ExEmpri.ll:. '' : * orsaiAtislit - and guard beitroging to the Angel fu in which 'hi came, • Oaks' Ow Juan} • frt. • . , . .--' " """""------ -- t — • - ' ' claretit itritain to continue thetentest, and in guns, Capt. LAMISRY, itg bar twangy, , • - i.- ~ •In 4 ~• their way t o India. ~. • '... . . We IladeratittittAt tilr. Esve; t the BtkrisTer,...4ls-"sequenceAsestilitiisi 2 ceased, and the White I , -tinstiished for the Rsjoits published nuder his name, 1 lon patty carried of theeoach; but not withoa ado's, intending to pay a visit - to somOvel ls eiveinted to .eaceteell to the otfice-ef Citief,,Tutlge.! perienClog mapytliffiduiiit 4 s, some of the passe boors, . were ( pint along the east'Aidti 4 o,f l oft the guPrelrt.Cokt i of Calcutta, in the. ratan- of refusing tO'procied *tuff it. . The coach was d care, on Tuesda,/ .evening, about ;aevia Sir'll. austieut l . wbviiisTabout to return to Camp. to the. White ItOrse In!t,'":.: Oniunday it left Ln ley were tattled by outs '0( those tion- c, ~Two tranatiortVitrifivea with - the V:merable, of 74 from (110,same ins ; bet. when it got to Hatfield, re a disgrack 'ti*nartie ef nitin, Afiiikr ' '' , .Sir If omelopiseim, at Portsmoeth 'en Wed-1 was the spirit of opposition there that it coal( to tear the tthes ~el-,cafe, ot. the Wiles, nesilar, baring part of the itiq ., o marine battalions 1 procure a change of Wass, and it was actually I • indelicate.. elle i tAlbliVittiptir,. die from the North cdbalrof Spain. The remainder. are •ed to return to Letiripna By the activity of A e off, even liekiisi q,4e,'glinusit v .Wito cease ihortiy expected, *ben report seeds thew to North, ant: ecarkes,!the•BoVr.istrect officers, Jos and P immediately, could , peteelve 'WI -dime. 1 itiessici : sest49l7:a ; Ale ,elliettint bedt af ben, the prize-fighters, . George Elliot, a coachman, 1 taken . ll ,lll l oc.loy ZOtt. mt iliCta l t- tnet Ilk atiok:l9, 5 7,114.4ek1iter. Prattling '. to 'the: Merchant, a , costliest), :Charles ntrner, a a much piti , elkaarnapiii inal4mared Vet:treble seiner feelu: ts &mime, alive InwidtOdi, IliiNetit 00144 040, Ames ilitchitt4thrun, a I ted' we v aYO O II I 9 I W ari thi.riosql etta 'Perita:"eir iiiittietf. ‘.. if Plo Piietilio,ctioitko44 atielitetefd i fi u t 4 . h P e sq k ' e P ffirif -- 70: - 1 otti,tt olorrot .4 4 .-r• 4 toA ~4 .0 5 .. r scaf t . ~ t..., ,• . , ..i .; ..• .. ' •vne bite 'fortis party's ire been taken into co passengers driven . London tfield, such could not oblig. Adkins officers, F.llinj, a in, John Chsries Zirner, - guards 4uckinihturs,s horse hPritkoeper, of custody. 4 ~~a \ -4 I