The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-10 00:00:00

Cif tNDLSR and WINDER, *ere taken prlstinerso.o, They s t a te our lea to be 2SO men, and that after the I, This battle we sent a flag of truce, to request meridians I I " 11 l to bury the dead. Sir J. 13. WA Itttor had • made .en i u j e ; cha attack upon Craney island;' but finding the etsemy cim ab a iti prepared to make a more vigorous resistance * than cycler. bed been anticipated, Ise deemed it prudent to abandon -commit, I the enterprise. Our loss in this affair is stated tsi . a b e 200 men. Qur Commander then prctieeerettfit Y* ma ke an attack upon the town of Iratisptrln s t 4tittiiki r niiii - r r wa s taken, and the public stores, Ai: destroied:-:::ve, , IV a private letter from Rkhmond, which give" a* 1 alilediatence. account of this transaction, it appears that the mi.' fashion' 'Rio, amounting to the number of 500, made a gal. it a tit btu( resistance, and when no longer able to Cantinas t a7-'tes''' the contest; effected their retreat in small &WA.: a i l s melds, in a handsome style,—The surrender at.* ilko• detachment of the American army, to the number of, O A highl; i five hundred and fifty-seven men, under the communal i JO-awl of Colonel Botisruts is confirmed; D. letter .la l if. hi i eh icet " the American Journalist, whieh conveyed tills inbil..l : ' - ligcnce, charges the British Officer with`having re- it , f use d to accept the surrender of the Ainericins, and Ilities_ with having attempted to cninPal the* toeurrender I 13 t o the Indians, and lit* 'Oil ea their refusal, the .•itp,P4lll•- battle was reneffed. "If Was nott knownlownsany of mil. infed iwisi " , ! the Americans Wei" killed, or boW 'deny , were matte ' - - -- .. prisoners. We -sincerely hope that' this eccusatiOas w ill turn set to be unjust, but surely nil a national degradation to - light in conjunction imilts elliel w whose characters render this accusation demi eclat.' valpnt to a charge of murder. " We insert, in our Paper of this day, a setiV written and judicious article rm the nature and found ations of oar maritime pretension', with which the subject of AnleriCin hostilities is intitnitely con nected. where. There was . vision last night s lad Mrs. BIA7 Lice is undergo Wall of Martha • 'T thecorner of thelast EAST INDIA HOVSE, Ave. 10. enlarges the enclosu This morning, about three o'clock, the Parser of ground en wl." the Coldstream reached this House, bringing inseili. recta these alterations. rum of the safe arrival of theunder-mentioned ships litia played on' Tram India and China, of Portsmouth, underxonroy night' of Tke ePicu _ dance fine from St. Helena, of his Majesty's ships La Niemen, the French denonsinal Astrea, and Burephalus, the latter ship having oul the grossness board one million of dollars, viz.:— Warren Hastings, Castle Bentley, Marchioness of Ely, City of London, Lord Duncan, Broabornebury, • dldstream, Juliana, Alexander, Lord Keith, David Scott, and Royal George--the two last from China, which place they left on the bth of March. ilindos tan, Mary, Anna, Clarkson, and Severn—country 1 ships. Echo, Arab, Hannah, and Eliza—whalers. The Coldstream left Bengal on the 9th of January, arrived at madras on the 26th of February, sailed from thence on the Ilth of March, under convoy of Ms Majesty's shipOvren Glendour ; and, is company with the Marchioness of Ely and Indus, for Point de Gatte, left that place for England on the 21st of March, nudes aonv•y of his Majesty's ship Buc.epha- lus ; arrived at St. Helena on the 9th of June, and sailed from thence on the 19th, at which time the Ann, Sr Godfrey Webster, and Indus, had not ar rived, having parted company off the Cape of Good Hope, in April:* The Dedatdes eonvoy,,,twa • rd-bound, were at the Cape oft the 2.oth of May. The fleet which sailed from Falmouth on the 12th of June, under convoy of the Inconstant end Stag fri:;stei, were Ipokes with on the 12th ult. off the Cope& Verdes. News of the war with America arrived at Centel' the middle of F hruttry , by the ship Ann, from MO. timore, in 158 days.—The Ann left Bombay on the 19th of March. t I. instead of white-a. ~_ _ pleuty) at the . site deceased. 5.... of the Downs. Q. ___ .... to be .. 4. thicrt he was shot likely ~ „ _ ;, and - ---•-• - kno Eag Ist). Os being asked why she denied obtained in the market ; but our refined Aldertnen v i d l ' .e. any money, when on the day of the warder she gave might think the turbot too large for any but a Co;n- 4 el fmonwitre 61 to keep err IV she said she sever de moil Council dinner, some of them being broad4 o kil ap bsy ecr i ample 1 and thus som for having solid their their la il nd for ahnut e li i t t l im . all enough to cover the floor of Fishmongersishal,l.--1: tabs a horse that sum (the 61.) in her Here are still a great many good houses unlet : but own Math, out of the produce of furnitore, *c. 4he climax to the fullness of fashion is only begun ;,. lan at e lc d tl e r y u o re p ri.ei te w i r w ire r : t % e ctryr . . ',fr e t w in a.. C c h a tr e e t t next month it will be seen at its acme. : land being asked. did he recollect Mn.s CHOW coming to his ; shop eleven o'cloek on the Sunday night She murder was cote 1. • ' patted , be said she did not : hot the ars; day she gave him six Dr. WILLIAM J A citscru l the Bishop of Oxfore, is, 'pentads to keep for her. she laid no partimar charge of se rit is said, to be translated to the See of London, the crecy on him. Bishop a LINCOLN . having declined changing hia . wintr ux sial ca M i t,bl=l ma w= as it d intr he i r ne u rord's . diocese. ,Dr.Howcor, Regius Professor of Divinity ,=A mu. clio,rd to Leury's room, ' in th:S l anday. as stated at Oxford, is expected to be the new inshop. i &y. tea* in h 6 cumfussitio ? lie said he did. Whether he re -1 talleM Clifuril and his wiff. , ' --.. : i ~r eds? lie admitted ,AI Jitter fram Leith mentions, that the (.ruiser, I tbr w s ome aartor wor d ?, . .. :,' quarrel . V$ tether he re 'WWl!' free told - to - b e c eptueed-, was side eft brag -141 1 : at elifertt (ohm If , ' t''' , ' 5V4.4 40 W *Mira* intent *sloops i Hope Sound on the 30th nit. . , .1 lib he Areotltt, the window, hut he did sot know his - heft e •b seemed to arattaie,.and was ordered to recollect him- Extract of a letter from Carlscrons, dotted 21st .s-Wane speak the trutb --- . - fie tins asked whether be knew Mrs. July :.-.-- 44 In consequence of a requisition from the.; (341bart first hnoltand ? He said hedid, and that his name was Russian Ambassador, for '4OOO tons of troop ships, • w ti tai t i ll: r oa • ti !!e whed i r er t s h e e ea k ti e r: I:: i t o o lirdetr y s.; ng T . to convey to Spain a lumber of Spaniards who had deserted it the French - &lid! lie said he could not ten. The Magistme toldllattery, ' it - lie std be under the neoemity _ ofentnasistlng hfm, to give him ty time to coosiderand recollect hitaselt The next examination will be on Thursday next. The Ma iflstreattes In abir gstLwritiT y te e tb r e ip Magisrt t es o , L o n r e pa r ish iwhether Burke tie first husband of Mrs. & e itlbrtl, is still living or nut. from IL . army, and escaped inn, Ruinla, seven sail of transports sailed from hence the 17th inst. for the port of St. Feterzh!gli, on that service." • • . Yuusovru, Avo. 9.—The Earl of Aberdeen and s u ite **Tiled yesterday afternoon at the WrestAers' lciehoteon, the murderer of Mr. and Mrs. Boner Inn. Arrive! the Cita:ticker, from the Baltic ; an d _i had stelli' of black brought him yesterday morning, Csiloisa from the lit of "lard, to receive on IX$llll IRe previous' filth removal from the House of correc-. shove p.rstinages. ' • ft. .. , " Lion this morning; in order to take his trial. Ile is FA Lmorrii, Ave, 7.-0-Came in the Queers M''''F'i tolerably well, end still persists in the same story. kik park. t. from Lisbon in.ten days. By her will Beivessitztv.--:A few days since, Dr: Wes. GOO learn, that a fleet (or. Englund was to sail from', Us. L ion, of Berbice, was brought to the Office, elated ' it ,, n on the 9.811 t tilt. under convoy of the Nurepeen., with a brow', of the ;,...._ to sending • a ii ttla t eilin _l g , friotte...—.Anil• d his Nlttj style eitips Venerable, .lio. letter, k., war ot ; a A;ii; , , n g e to ' Thigh tote; Esq. ! ratio, and 14:4.910, witli.the outwiSrd.bousid merchant. The N -4 thi e nt w • as orderrd. to find bail to keep the' men for Spain, Portugal, &r. conbisting of about 60 peace, himself - in 5001. and two sureties'in 2501. I sail. I ,Mont Levi and his wife were charged *with vin. Du""' Auo. s.—Mr. PO" arrived on Monday . Wilily isioaltingJimes Porter. The Prisoners keep from England. A melancholy accident occurred this a saleidoopiti IlolyWell.street. ,On Friday the Prd..l mor ni ng in Charlemosit.street. A yo • ung Gentletnan, irriktor went there to purchase a black coat, He 1 son of a Merchant, in Wiliam-street, in .eudeavour. tried one on which fitted him, and he liked it 4iry rig to avoid two young ladies who were crossing the, well • hat on eaamittingit,. he discovered that it was' sireet, pulled in his horse so forcibly, that. thiertimal: vbece'd; Be in mesequeeee'objected to t a king it;' ri • reang upright, fell back °wills rider, who was killeil t the Prisoners said they. bad one hundred more on the spot. . ... ; that would fit hint:; he tried several on to please them,l I NORVI Bauman •Alitztvta.-.—This force has in, notwithstanding lteknew they would not suit; they I variably discovered an invincible reluctance to, es- yearly forced him,np - staireto view himself in a look t tend its services by volunteering into the Regular ing-glass, and when ite declined going, Moses Levi ' Army, in consequence of which a plan was formed said, he wanted a rape instead of a coat, give him a by the Colonial Department, proposing to Om violent blow, and pushed him out of the shop. Moses . to every man belonging to the Scotch Regiments Levi was ordered to find bail; • his wife was di,. of Militia who would volunteer to serve in the 49th : diet ed •." . . ~ ; Regiment, in Canada, a grant of land in some it ....; ' Atinee Tar dir t the French 'prisoner who was !part of his MAJESTVS North American dombsions. 1 !coadehmed at Wincheilar' Assizes; was, on the Id Fifty acres to a private, 60 . to . a loorporal, f . to a serjcant, which grant he was to receive on being 7s discharged six months after the conclusion of a go- inst. executed at( Porchisttr; pat moan t to his ienteoe!: When ascending the scalfold 4 regretted belied not killed more of his countrymen, who he sespected neral peace, and in case any man should die before , were• his enemies, merely for joining in a laugh period of his discharge, his wife and children an ta l ehi at .. , • should be entitled to his interest in the land. The ': • -• ' CORN-1110HA/108. Avo. 9.* _. profered boon has, however, been offered in vain-, he tilt P te l l : f t a w r i e le d l ue l th on i6 Vt. j le "" l "l er mi . vaNielli Alts the dumber which has accepted the grant being very t i er peiis q' t . twn Kent in wee 404. jertt.inwee. W h ite Pees 4.. inconsiderable ; and this plan may be considered to ch e aper. in other articles to itersoino. • have failed. . . what itogNeb) W M 11::r ni llittet 00 00 Ditto (Foremo) ) 7478 A singular circumstance occurred last week in the Rye • M be Tick ito. vicinity of St. George's-fields ; a man was beating a liarißy ..46 17 Mae .•, _, child for some miitienteinor, when he was instantly Fi ll ,: fliit° . 94 . 4 „.... .1.. , Oen .99 Medina lle 16 00 41 seized by a dog accidentally passing, who pulled hint w h i te p ew .:. • 90700 PRIMA dn. . so as 'dial 185 ditto .... 84 S 8 down, and, had not the by-slanders interfered; would At tu; (Wile* • • •- • :• , .. 00 ou rieu tO r. ..... .... us 110 have torn him to pieces. It was immediately con- ( T e lle s '!" '''. 7O 72 loo'l9, eluded the dog was Gekrt, that performs such nightly r . . . miitt IBLD KET.—Aua • o. prodigies at the Snrrey Theatre , • and he was very . • ' '''' • the thrill, par /tope of mt.. much caressed for his sacedty ; but the that oee' t;; ; `'. ••00 is. - N.. soon undecerikilV on bilge informed that t h at per. - 1004 , . .. vet ' 100 • Ods Roma . 'Heel of tattle thilipsyL , - .A• . ,SO 7i. A. forme r is neireepamittial teo . quit his 'rheatekal co, ~.. ~ , i , 7,:- 64 . Zes silence. ••'•• • k I , V i l " * *l • 4 (' 1 1 1 t . , 4 1 A ,„„ T. . Major-GeoatOttlaissussr., Comossolialial r. -. a -....—. •• • • iiiiiii-P..w.- 1 1; • A L - 411 -' ~ ee . • Forces at Diniiihir, dist ,Shato in ,110Aloisili Is i. M e V:: 4* , to N. •ig; - E l i: - • ' - ' • •' ' ”7 "... qv '-. '. . 1 " '' e! 4 Mid* 4.• 4116 . 18 107* .. . ~.. :, . . ~. .. ... , . ih ,4x , . • ..,. ~ , e .• it .. •.: .... . . IV . Pi*. *, 4 !2 4. 44' I); t.) +, • ..0 "3 i ..1 . • I` r 'tore. Such is the tendency of those laws, of sebichthe„ spirit and meaning wassofinely illustrated in on e et the leading Swedish convoy cases, wherein the learn. 4 ed Judge who presided, pronounced, that in Ms de- , cision he should not consider British or Swedish laws British or Swedish interests, but fairly ,and im• .; partially try the case by the roles laid down its the law of nations • that he should have the same feel ings, be govern ed by the same principles of juris. prudence, and pronounce the same decision, whe• Cher be sat in Stockhohnor in London'''. Such were the sentiments thus solemnly avowed, in the name cf Great Britain, by the Right Hon. Sir Wen. Scott ; • and sugh. Is therimmotable spirit of that benevolent Cada. •••• • It is too trwe, lsosiever, that these sublime send. ments have not always Prevailed ; and that the prin ciples of the law of Europe have been occa(i.melly violated by all belligerent powers, .but in no instance have the departure of any state from that ancient standard been wider than our own, during tlip exist. ence of the late Orders in Council. Those Orders, by a dip of ink, abrogated the law of iontions—the trade of neutrals—blockaded half the glub., yet opened almost every port to the enemy's ships and commerce, by. saleable licences, and then was pro. noonced, by the lips of the same Judge, the funeral dirge.of the ancient code, end then false papers and false oaths were formally recognised and admitted to support the execrable license system ! It may be, as it has been ju•tty urged, that a Judge is bound to administer the law as the Go'.; vernment enacts it, without regard to its essence or tendency ; but what then becomes of that exalted independence of our Maritime Coeds so decisively laid claim to.in the Swedish con— voy cases? '1 he apologists of these Orders say their object was retaliatory !—of what? Why upon Aine. rice, of the wrongs committed by France 1 Accnrd. ing to that definition, if Napoleon had decreed that no American vessel should be acknowledged as such, unless her sides were painted black and yellow ; and ,our Government, on the principle of retaliation, had issued an Order in Council, enacting, that every American ship, the sides of which might smear to be painted black or yellow, should be considered as a lawful prize,—it follows that the Right Honour. able Judge must have condemned these ships, not. withstanding there should be no kind of suspicion at tached to them, either as to property or employ, by 11)4E11 they could have been legally detained, much less condemned, during the existence of the general law of Europe! As these proclamations, whilst in active operation, were an integral part of the law of the land, whatever might be thought of their equity, no one could deny the legality of such condemnation, —but then what becomes of the übiquity of princi. pie laid down with such tolevanity In the Swedish convoy eases I—by which, in British Prize Courts, all local laws were utterlydltarowed ; The -sooner we measure back our steps to the • virtuous tutd.veaerable code we have abandoned, thi _ . • " lo rampitts that judgment I trust it hes wit escaped of anxious recolketion, for one moment, what it is rhaf i atop of toy slettew calk for Trion me V tamely, to C solder 1/Wifilli statinaest• Uwe, .not to deliver occasional mot ' , hike& *Pt atone to serve present pongee, of partirulor notion .1 interest, bat id atlnsiobter a lib la.liferener that Jutitiee a hie . she law of goo flow holds out, with** ditioctlon Io indepeutleui states, sow ju t ppe tt in g to bofitelotrlg. :14114 MRTIC 50 be nelliketent. the wort of JutlicW antinomy W. indeed. locally here. in the *lngenue neetollse In the known law and promote of n 111141104 .bat the law itoqf has iwldeiditvi It ts Mr duty of the p. roots a I.n ,Its here to detergem.: this qpiition rt.tetly as he •ould 'Minx gt Stockholm ; to omen oo pretentious no the. pact of 'GPM Irithils that* a attld NW allow to etvteden Ci umputkres; nod to impose...ea duties MI Sweden, country, it bleb he would not admit to 'bel.mg to (Ire.. 'in the lune chsinteter. rr,lnelefore, I utiid.Ate I meat. that whieli I consider. :mad should be embittered as t*ltitiversallaw up in . ..mptestion reearditw nee bf the .moil linparteot litillaatations retotively teamiteate." t'• TheitllollP4o4lll4artfi ►al* ..ar, ik,C, 4 i 4.; _', Dt,. -: % I • r • 0 T '" — NSMIm -- . ,. - , s \ - 11 • 44 . , 1 • .. • • . to B`.I. 4 .ATF.SMAN• • k ' •-• .. , " • ' .•- . , -- - - --- --- - ------ -- , ...1 ~./ •- ' • - - . 13141682'0Ni ate& lk .. . . _ma LArs. Atuswia_ar fa g i a riVita ON opt mA#R l3l o .l .i_g_ ___L — ,: .... vi z 1 -...i..... .- . - 1,915A.N. twl'' - • ' ' ''. ' i . ............ 4 . _ ..‘ • .. , . • • • tATe,r..oktikrit. ' *. ' . 1 . This tattp is titlt only' enllletell by lili born& . . 4 • ' teoteedey4 Arias Leary Wee split 004 Ceti /les i loorty fine weather of the day, hot * • Concert vs . ' • f u i tie t, ' trtit4Prest thAv.ib Os,Ftio , / ,• • . E ike Chapel Itityell under, Abe * it 0d by fWire the iltadiatr*teft o f thi s. 040 15 •. •re • atedt SAW* ha, lia t hhtti 3!!!' it *O . 41 1. 4 4 4 Hie ) II councead of ,his Rord Itighoost the Ilkts_ci ow ...,.....„'"e"t i df',.." .f the "See 446* . "if - 1.1 0 : "" 1 10 . 0014 / 4 1, *.**'8 9 ,/treiffigili . & IP, e . tee' Oi r L re. 4yurr. It took place at two Ado*, and mask*" zi—rw— ^••' . ' ''' le 1" . ‘"I' I ', ' i 'f''''' . ' 4 .) A. OnOPOWO.AlidOett. .RteirLClSloo 4 /1 1 / ioluer , .C4SALIP I's matchless powers eentriboast to the 116; ,folisi Lawson detyrlv Him diatbs ,____,--- --r.., . Alleasseecal,,:thst,lheils tit *hith were de. fn tit al* the dew WM* henrood,iir the 'kir 1 11W6 . ... e t be . Iti,il.lk it, "'"'" . :• - old 10 100ftceillo *I !riktfull e d .i f t 'l t , I " cl "4 4l, e'es y. k was for the helmet eft*. Gosseral 14- 2"; — ...„, ~2— = . ',,.. - ,_,_ ' ..._ lillbermAiiptoi Opre Cifisr o I 44011 1 1#4 t 8 ,44. rmerr• The Plebe ic t I '" afe l " 10 OP* Oslit l urid " I". " nr sr " . Ivqw '- e " , • • ` min 0 . 6 44 1 4 4 f 11 1 4 P• 11 4 1111 14$10 0101 " ethi t e l l " l a t. r poissaatibby thertbsOstOst of tho ~41# ' .. I *Olt ell* clasped knife 14 . __„ ,_. 14 i... , ,tr I‘i 4*. 4.. IA- • err' mortSit 6 111 1 1 41145t00e jthist‘ . Al ..e. i1144 1 t• PTIP!!', . . iight of whom bad 614041 finials, . .„. j . , rt . 4 .4....,./tribiltionAtosombilltil fallMilso - • ' dos,ssaoopAstossoretri. . ) 4opt aosY lit;lttrt• able distance. ,•TbetAtellPf'sXt 1 1:1 1 -° lbetjelli ib r J e 'ee le # lll vP r e* lll94 " 44oo =et4 ol4 lo 49 c ! "m• 7.11.1101* !ad 6 • lol ,o l * 6 44"lett's' h kit• - * ,:r • fishing( in the town, Lod c, - I : 14 ' 1 Oiet:,ase te ... ,....k"1re fatn k d ° l) "__ the ' l P ree ,s 1 0 0 1 IF • • it 4o llArls PoLa ilail-blailklPPl*2( • 4 . flegies anti fashionable, mill' ~,,,r , ...,,,,,..,.1.......t0te,___.......,.,:..i..,,,,,,,,_,,,.. : , .. 7.„„..........,....pmrmm00rr . . igMess's abeense, for miseJlentloo. Lees, taking , A ,..____V insi t * ,_""2,____ 61111 . f ,_..„„ ; ". , IF "et' iithoi thins sabot fires ebothli 14114411101004 ;, wrido with Colonel . Bcooasnguktplosjitera sou . A i o ; 'ne•granif"warfti,LWAi „.,• A' . Pialititioki stele lie game ; oroit4milke,4llll l 24 44 ,4 ail:posed to challenge him for isishltßuisiT: • , ~ • si i hkh..loo Imo& '._igisiftim/Pl akl __ • ' a ,... tg. ". Ihitalitatildelld4ll4oo3maillilmfarligN4i. '-• The visitors of thekieach and this* sto syCso ri k..,tbepam.".........,,..,„.......,. . 4fleo alladlik; restinertiWity ; •114.0.. , sass highly gratifisd,by the sight et,* : frig(((( itiiiiia opinion.** iiikamppok,smor • .i viii mail te mow „ air 4 list a s Zl o i ihad- awe btig, whose near si l lg i l iarit - . stote Ole: Prisoner I I" el ie " h 414 at tie * b eie"P. g c a.ll. l' haw intrusted ; be noises the ' 44 sho r 4744', i 1 jo. discern the rood and can) (IT* " aeg , sp .lialt___ 6 t" :''' . ' . • ',.., ~, - :••1, L 1' *sal o ' bagiontfit power .; , 41•4 0 g oo ii el o . , 4* 4,i whisk they received a visit from 4ssp„gpos ieh nuff h, Trille o / 14 . 00 Irmo' de** ht: big' .4 *. I F . " , te l' . ', , the lasi *Nlotious toldelphhlkohrololo oOftifttfo o, ..,11 T Pot ancient iu years) Adwirsl;4i, ji#, 4767,:„ prison_ "M * 4oryi•otti 46 oak hiP l3l it , J44 , 4 94 r /*Geld they shock! do oodost.olll4 o l l4 4ftr4l4 ll ooz' • _ i __ _ ~. 1 taints, who,' with his omilthislatrokt l y biz ". . tes ui ark„ idetor l° i ' 4 ; 10 "; bicsatt " --''' ir milmeeriads . '74 '', L _' " I Ode tint-silk* 4o trotilillsihltheipoirnioo owl wisp,. 1. Miss FrriCI.4IENF4, in his. ' . 4 _ LI , • ' 11 "`"‘" 'U. ''''t ••• •'• 0- vt , fk••••;••• •f• *(:, _.: 1, - , ••,.- • ••• . ! ,40 • • I both these ,ships. They WWI At, pa "."7 ... 74 11 . 111 . _; .. ~• .._,_,k ' 114 'l • , ''''• ' 1 •• ' ' •f . ' Ow irottiliose light! br , 0014 1 4, .41 4 1 1 0 ,tiittiMl l ;l; th Itop4al lent mast, 45 i• 41 1 011 hiPilloringpsOCthii. 2 __„,.. l'.l/41 " IPral ' a , 1t,111/ 1,""af 11 ,04 :7, 11 ":gt tort' ** lollikeitho iroknolellit4ol4o6 l l, l / 1 4 4 1 1 40°Y ,'. hfcyal tannily,. s and she•coloun, of VC IRt ! c u.. iTcir.. 4 1 ,,,a,........., . ~,,, ::+tulisrly devotioff,' 'ate thou -014inir. • Zr 1 ii sk t t it i displayed is A, strikingly. belt Istlfs4 , cltal -i - - : 4 "'" ititiWPOW 4 Ml4 l l l %.***l broad • fosaiktion . rhiz i c; s 4kpoth, ~,i i, .*0 •,.. ilreitierstfards...• Here is, besides *. a gip, ! I--: • is .#' atilr•ts - ;•l*eff94./ i'LLL. ples Of on; , I jori f i r t isos .J. ~ , . it 0 , rcrogeog up the hannel, which ,glim jig of , "all 1110,,1 , R; 'it ply, rml a r . 4 ' twit " 9 1. V * • ..hose tr a , v a i r e all bs tb stn: tkocountry l from the Ask* ot ,0/Illit , ''l' , • - ~ ' , l l7•Ai Y. ' 4 4 4 , '. • •pl' .•' - • ' -'*"!' , y slim , Ol' ' , . t, • erloroco it A oais. through. Oho: . _ _ sgo - .._:.', kin Illt j aiwituroso rtir• 4 49; 4_, , 0 4 TV'c ' l '..r*Pt_ 4 r .., • . *Par Walt* 00.- - '• • ".. .t 1 ivets. The ref/Peens. IhlPs are sollr . *O4 .1, e ' ' - • 6) ' '°‘ •sibisichttiritsu4l4ehichilli*** , plate at pa sh rti o eg aoco wl m th p th nies eir ra bl i zttleit oitsat, (; . ....:eirely. ~ ip ..., E7 ' 04 : 116 „ „: s ' il li gli ,.. , h, 611 , 0 ,0,..e..mtviet diffill s ,t ~,, ;,: i d : til, „1 7" 1 " 1 "1 ,1 :44itadviubblid ... tioten t i gr , ,ti e , l 47. b ir roatilliri rsiteltelian e .ii ps ossit e h olletlie .riettil treful b r es ol is s7,"4o 4, i , olloe , , gl nc 4 / 4, . s ...0,04,5,e ' .; , • 7: ) , , ' where. 1 There was a Concert of Sacred Music, it s tlie Mlle . 11 10 51'140 • 511 4'0-01wriatiatkla CAl__ ifiaests awl propertrt of ,iot4Wieftlf4r . • . , , , ' - Jar V eition last night, at irttich both Madam, 4,..*.t.ret / iaft aa4 tie ' ' 4 * l4 , o =f r a t M o lfr,4 t i tita i l i i4Ti c r . I ' , leen; those larreanecht,tbat gill 4401,: ~ ~,,,,,,J . , ,: a and Mrs. Elt swots Lacy' assisted,. tide *el 154 6 , 4 11:: lIVINQIISE - lIIIIIOSSIIIIII Vitlb COMAS The mats m , neutral ea thelsigh sent .MO spit*, - ,-- - ~ 4 ; . five is undergnios some elteettleel * lll 4l l _ .t. •SU : * " 6183 "" °rllevou'ial t edigteee l lifti•*kale I ** '• the proof , of ,his•opeetraliky ape. ; thip 4 ,,.,, _ , will of Marlborough-bowels I. be smothers, tt0w .. ..,, send i n ir i i i ii4 teei n i c t 1, 4 th e • w i ts i t . l•soits tho'rigistiof lb* bellieerewt. /0 0/10h 1 114 '- i the Cartier of thelsst house of Marlistoreogla‘row l ,,eoW lof wit b OW tothni ht:appeaLal•ittalhetlitsto the , first safe, nears WA tion . r tv o .: enlarges the enclosure between the . Phallists audit* e 'l6't*li. In.. " mele 44 '1' 6 ehe "Cr''' " 'for legal examination. It denies titer/gilt odm , ground en which are the pities. lik,..W;ictrrAl., ~ of fkWifolibiL Cl Ml'li tiesll 4 l4/ 11Meet tiTM: ei Ata i ld k lef&e ‘ Mi. Ui The e/ ifitribed st e rates peri ligerant to try the cue by the toed • /awl a recta these alterations. The hand of the Vorit Al‘P. 'Pal bwiaeri with a b r . ' Sileb i ._ i t h.'"i, ,t,Litodjiersaf • country ; end ordains that the case shalt he t 3fild,.* li/is Played On tih: Grand Parade till a late hour lag .. it °Pd tte r• d t7 l oo . lo " i t e r yss •7 B: 'w t r e r - "..."4 - nied •• T o decided according teethe mildest constructioe 411.../ , night. Tile epicures are now indulged with its *ban- ,he in Serowe Ph •se 1, a ptital (*Mt* is geakwally genetsl law of Europe; and, if thoehip: domes*, 4 dance of fine fish, and the dainty little bird, 'which Imp* ! • Wan; dad ihie"free ssll 4 was lidkokr . 14 ° boner . • and the deposition of the a itoesses e as t osioeil, mita, i t ba lag a brother ' : the French denominate blancAs as, and weto aiold ~ le h e ginit r ' F° 4: l l l 4r qtriis . t l imer; 44. A r t o l l t e ito the dispute qrlished tho•neotrallly of the propoisy, std legality .1 1 1 the grossness of a literal translation, call wbeal -ear, IWO Wllll Jar Ilintai ' . the 'sane they had had et the trade that the neutral should be fellyiatitlato o instead of white-a--e, is to be had (though not yet in j rlsoll e , be_llt.:= lo itse tit i tt2. ool ll l l. 4 m as returti k ill t i= mified, by the captor, against all the Ina towl4Clk z ; r , plenty) at the poulterers,' but...especially on the summit I - ,: d B A,M A Z I 7 4 `17 1 41.„,. 'Re d e ;,. ft .d.is: said, w 7 i ji:e n u: he steed exposed by the effects of an iffer4 cap-,„ u. ' :•.- • , ~ . , iof the Downs. QUIN ' S favourite fish is also to be F• tae sstiyots, tsar thde.gh t he wasier likely t!, get tort IF4 =f u ry! . • , . - den In the 'Pone n neutiol . 10 flre..tßett.sith • I. the 11211 14 4 b2jl I w nick I swan 2 the toestt.ktistit rights of 11441. 94, L 1: 1 016. • TELEGR A Nth! DISPAITR. It was announced about seven o'clock yesterday evening, by the Plymouth Telegraph, that the assault of St. Sebastian's was attempted on the 25th without tluccetei; but that, on the 18th, Marshal Som.? was repulsed by Lord Wsi,Ltvi,yrom with ORCAT LOSS. The British loss was of course considerable.—We have net been able to ascertain any further particu lars relating to the above important intelligence; but, it is probable, a Bulletin will be issued by Govern ment in time for a Second Edit ion. Dispatches from Lieot.-Gen. Sr G EOM; Baez- Colornsader of the Forces in the West Indies , dated 3Dth J une , were y ester d ay d e li vere d at .the Morse Guards. The 70th regiment of Foot (Earl of Stirrof.x.'s) is nearr immediate orders to proceed to Canada. he Nottingham 'Wilkie, now on its march front Dublin, will be at Chelmsford on the 14th inst. The 2d Battalion of the 90 Foot. Will socurlM ready for service. It is Dr. CHARLES PRICE, one of the physicians N the Middlesex Hospital, and not Dr. Ftstrea, who accompanies Lord Aslaarts to the Continent. By a recent Act of Parliament, it seems all spoiled stamps, except policies of insurance, are to be al lowed, if Claimed within six months front the passing of the Act, or after the date of the instraments. By the Curate's Act it Is enacted thatall non-resi dent incutnbmits, ►owever privileged, shall within six months nominate curator to be licensed, under Penalty of forfeiting their privileges for non-resi dence. The Duke d!A Soon maw and suite arrived at Har wich, on Priday,in the !few(' gen-brig, from Col berg. Tim Duke departed from this country 'a short time since with the intention of proceeding to the Allied headvarters, bet was &Wed the necessary passport& bj 04014 she Russian ilionaecb.- Baaao.-.Tho Loua Illooroa baeleg inspected the nica e hr sui4Pl eighons, mom? *elleref 04 poise of bread 14 ) I 4