The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-06 00:00:00

PAPERS..• A (ARRIVED 'MIS DAS.) :At ept NAticcs, JULY e9.-1y $ Decree of lficiirstel serno-General of the lonian Wands, dated ; Rao; I% it is enjoined to the inhabitants to give, :siitticio two days, an enact account of all the mareilatitrisetsl 17 of English or Co lonial p roduce, which 06.11640 e i f , t h e ir possession. After the second d OilVrtilst w ill bo made, and a ll the merchandie nu : koernea‘ In the declaration, shall be confiscated, - itid f proprietias will be, besides, compelled to -'PA fi„ e e val to three tinsel the value uf the goosli 18 confiscated. Lcouottu, Ava• 2.—An English ship - of th e ii l e and two frigates hitvc, fug some daysi beets iu sight uf our port, from which no vdssel deres, I out. We yesterday heard W long and brisk cu. mimic from tide South. We ate is yet tgii4iiilitt to v hat it was owing. . MALTA, Jecv 24.--The sequestrations which have been placed en Turkish ships in the porti of France mid Italy, has cauiett setpition in t hi s / A ar e. Some of the tichcsS , Eogfiiit commercial ; houses bare been deCiared , insulicot, and warty. 'then established in,thwlaarsinti thrsitened Stith; the same ceastruPhc•: Two Turkish ships :whieltAisa . *if Engtlsh . liceecesi mid which had not ,fisiiti t ebil'ui . imposed „ . by the teglish ; hare, Joan declared' lcod • pri's'e. They mere taken in the Moses: by are Eagllsb gate....(ibeille du ;fiord ) .wrest' 2 Si) - , •,,,. Osage, Auc, 23.-rat appears that therejec tion of the prepdsitions of his D an ish mii.iciay give that Monarch 6u mach umbrage; that •bü ausaitisaly forbad the Dike of istatein • Aerates, berg frosu rica• twitting the nomiriation of Criorti Prince, iti the' Sleet of hil being ehOten and it is eye', nientitined In some letters from that . the Duke Was for .Dine days placed WS surveillemee, !u prevent his homing o'er. Conrits Monter tied . R. Roseti have been deputed to felicitate the Pritice of Polite . .. Petite en his election. ••' : . etletix • .•glia to Rostock, AUG 20 . — the CoMmantlec„,sp. ste the French troops ; Which 'entered ibis plebe-rut days ago, made a demand of 300,000 - 11siLittlbatan Which graduilty lowered to 90 ; 1ibCf`l i tliit being oomplied 'Sikh; the h Of oii ` eontaioing celestial produce,-finis bean ittiky ggr i : Ica', till the arrival of M. ail frees Ham, burgh, selsoi it 10 beli ititteitilibillesitt 0, a _ air. . • ••• • ni imou k iz,, l fr list Stutiiitots, h e e Ors rt? Paris State, ildit*Cdefit'Sletternich's negoeiatitiO Chit ay ro-laa its' lOW preSent. State of - affair!. in Settle, which protieteikeetialiftgo alts greater part of its inbahltaitt o . trauiterred to Aasida.•,,-(Stotatkalf4 o , 449effei Sub. 23.) a-4 Neapolitan et • - On the Vat inst. 30 of our gun-Ovate ittfi liked L) 90 Ertglish ships if trey beat off aith die ite:s t,t only lawless. : Mkalbarto , received Obeid'. accounts from- Code; Of : ilititE lest. according to Which the said' isfoidviiv g liti. teat its a state of complete . seetriq„ - : (aiTt e ets "of last nionth the garrison wise retittip4dilkitit s W Seth fro* the ports of Italy aod• Naples* so.aasayo ships hate sirraied with that both arairlei ire very plentlfar n i i tVA?! The price of goer has falters 90 pes s oet io ...A;Cisi same Paper.) . • ' • attult. nsriw ,30 CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 10....,-1111V 1 /.4 1 0 -11 4i10 Russia will now be more vigoorou# l tird i AoftiVaj zi Ciao ever. The Grand Seignior has decierAel l eif t Proclamation, that he will put himself it the bolet i the army ) and that therefore . it le the duty of every.' kinisulman to take op arms in the present dangerous crisis. The Sultan is going to Dand.Baseln, two miles from the capital, accompanied by, his guild, which consists of moo Bostangia, and. 5006 StshSgtans. He will review the whole of the troopsi which are now daily increasing: • . Tho great men' of the Empire hate beat tetguio,. (*send all th e i r su p er ff uous cllitei.to • the . Glint`; the Grand Seignior himself has already del the. oa f .. ample. Prom the. Motley thtiO obtained the dabi~ laries and other troapslitiqe4lo4' • The Goleraoo4',o . lo4,# gas 1 0.414 41 0 10 4 1 * sessful uftiee.,. • • • • • Thu EaSy, '4Ol aft 611 *. day after to.Mpftql d r. : fb r td tae-- (Catoreipttgliq of dugust 54). , • . &filet of a Jetter, dated Sicily, Jury 10i / " King MuitaT keeps us continually on the ale,* —.he has lately been visite!! by the French General'. CESAR BEIITIftEIt, who no doubt is sent by a highs authority to , i;ur him op to the attack a the bland of Sicily. For this he ii every way Prepared; but as We now, thank God, have a good naval force t en.operate with us, we rest pretty secure that when he does attack us, ono half of his force will perish at sea, and the other half swallow the bay onets of as fine an may, for its numbers, as the world ever produced. Every evening ho embarks,, 10 or 12 strong battalions, as if for the pitinwit i of making the attempt.' Our soldiers,. fur ~ffiel p , ire weeks pat, stand regularly to thuirA9k44l%, view of his four camps, containing 25,Q90, troRP from 2 u'ckek till 6 in the mortiings, l in4ep i ft*pt of almost hourly alarm; and Merles, app tke444olf events he keepe es going; but when Modositgo over, mark, ha will tie btaten. ; o f? Km'. leant is jest brought in to meet these insai e tigAgn. the beach. We all hope •they will 'come. tb4.il may be Iv Wel . I trusty to dick tlOgracee r , n7 ; t. .bo7fitorill ,PORTUGAL. ifill6AesSP ---"'"' —/ • . • Oil A : artlre a . an* ix oirritint xi :tot is . I ' JI/11114410 : 111 I94 1: 41M4Y, IN iroaxvoit l : 'Ants ' ' )3 l 74ll MA t l i t i nh-te, l R. 1 2 d-iiirti4n in Ihipe or way Government may : I , .. a llf ~_ el P Neon' of rile affair of (he 9.4 th July, 'al r ..... .. ),,, . ,„ „.„upeveiiy one in this army considers it apoloasiliirriiiijableifi c e of the,kives of our brave fellows, *tale #.44&out ptiiiible that the least isdvintoge could re .!.41,t trem . it. e 16461 HULL, of the 43d regiment, had only ktiikfsPthe comitdod of the regiment the night before. Ilia thilidalifithist l 4 Captain CANIZOON and Lieutenant MASON, biliezaine regiment; are the more to be lamented, as they s had no means of distinguishing themselves, or of gaining the lest credit. if they had, it would have been some coosolution to their friends. . . . ~ " by some mismanagement we Were Placed kn a position, Commanded in every direction, and froth which it was impos- Itible to fall back on the [fridge, without being exposed to a• most destritethe fire, and the ground we had to cress was of that difficult moire, that I cannot look back without astonish seat, at our having got off so well. It we' through thick vine yards, iutersetted with .deep .trenches, and walls six or Seven *et high. Had we been allowed time to have fallen hack upon them, they would have !been as much iu our favour as in the army's, hut they were iu such force, that we were id imatir neat danget of our &tilts being turned, and oarotreat to,the bridge cut off. Our retreat was therefore so precipitate, that it *al improAble for the aten to take adiantagi of the groithiliand *bile they were scrambling thrOugh the vines, the French bad 'ifolyeiolly to climb the walls as we left s thesai t tusd eritiroal Our being able to touch them, annoy us considerably; Harlikei'illiili 1 iiPiNt us by id. p rlzc, titers' would have Seen - some Picini ENO as ; . hot we were %%Ailing for !snore inexpeetation of theM, add begirt icrefor4etn have had every addantags On tile night of Hie '.:-Ith we retreated two leagues, from thence the next day se' , Frain:obis, and the day after to this place, Akre erts,listrs remained ever sitter, jolt as quiet as if there 'Mete alsg : l4 Freuchnian in the country. •We have tilsoit .901;10 &fagot* in Got of is, and the:tirench seem deterniined to give us plenty of rest. .‘‘ . e tweet turn ,out now in the morning, and only • ~,, v. ) out-pick# every other day. r total the arrangemedts ' w lii..n ore makin g ; It world seem we Se likely to 'Twain here Lsiisne time; in koseeser, must depend on the movements of 1 toe French. It is not set rightly known whether they have . comwored the bionhardineut of Almeida, but I should rather ' think not ; they ate said to have 441,000 men betore it. .., " 1 letter from some person in this army,- to Os Merchant of ,Oporto. after flii business of the ‘24th, had shertfect of throw tictlint city into sooty consternation. So much so, that appli terAiiistrwero made to the ships of war to take vessels, English 4tv,'ite. a. der their protection. Admiral BIERICELEY 44191N1M1. 1 report .of this improper communication to Lord affla-zims4 '. '' ' 1 • IFt :..t...-.--..- ”".I .9 -• - 3 , 113 . ) k. t.., v va '. tel N iblC . ,l4r4r 4 INTE L LIG ENCE. • . • .4 • .. f• . ,tli, oni " -- " m "" ',..iPiari‘Qtati,Stiry. 4.—Several Portuguese pas. illp*turerylosided oil* this morning out of a pilot !It?ia r i• i 9 lllNlliCliedhlaken out of the Portuguese ship ifOsin Thomas de Silva Pereiri, from Y . 4 / tirkii - C4 , ri!' Oa • :t c..), pAy tei ,lifith kossel passed up Channel for Len. ildt1)(;;Voilsloyoni;er also lauded out of the . I(leplane, Sittsbeirygip.fatitis Oporto, which also passed up tiiivie."lthe above vessels left Lisbon 10 days, ~ ! • anent with a fleet, consisting of 30 sail, laden with Wiley under convoy of his Majesty's brig Harpy, 4)(7.lll.‘pseis, Tyr) days since, about 50 kelpies to the west of Scilly, a French lugger privateer, cap. toyed two of the fleet, which she carried off; the 'vitamin I cannot learn. The liar py is passed up with thiltiiiiitiller of the fleet. Thesd tessels do sso 4 l bring...o4y par denim trillos- 4 ,... i: i4rrivokL'iiispqigle, sloop of vile!, from tscruise. •t; dilsiliOuebd Cossack, sloop of war, to the, Weil., asittall ad) no , laiYituritreittlilso "irides, brig of war, front a' itaise ; itdst liiiifiVlCattel, from MOrlaix, having brought gprPitrietifq, u `lihtieged with dispatches froni Mr. , i i ii„ . ( 4 itirwhich he has set off for town; The 44ser f u l l ltiiPt in readiness to Carry him back •olybisitohirn itoM tonthin. 4:thrTl 1213 mihatsitolt tiettn4lntifit t"' 11 ) SEPT. s.—Arrited the Whitirtg, with dispatches from Lisbon: sailed - r• ' trireil - it brings titi*tiesis:. • ' met,l 14 ho ; t 41 . sl the Penelope . riiteei Cast. Dick, for' Ituionth : Leopard, 50, Captain•J.ohnstone, tor .0 ,'t ~.- : e now& I. Fortunes frigate, .eaptaiii Vansittart, iith . A.dmral Fremantle, fur the Meiliterranean and the Barbadoes, for the * East.lndies, with*Com. „ inissioner Puget. Arrived the Rifleman, Captain `Jones, from. Cork ; and the Rapid, Captain Mother, hop the Downs. . . . • . • Sailed the Firm, with a contof for Guerntel: , . . • MILITARY /NTELLf6ENeIe: —') •,........... • 15E1SERAL ORDERS. ' .' trelif E.:b LTA ea, Ave: i 3. A t a General Coiirt•; Martial held at`Zadte, on the 24th ectober l lBo9, and subsequent days,- LicutenantAxiMANDlß Ro,. BillTatbN, of the 33th Regiment.O. Foot, was ae., raigned upon 4ie following charges, vit. :h. " Ist. With haring got' drtmk on the evening of the ltd of October, at Zante. the day upon Which the comPany* be. to disembarked there, and fc/rhaving t *reby sucapaci. !Vied hiniself froin l eiterting that vigilance and httention thwards the must which b i ts dmy as a subaltern Officer reqtdreds kr 'having„ on the contrary, afforilecl or the soldiery a shameful . eiamp:e of that irreplarify which they had been forcibly ea.; • joineit,to avoid, . " ‘.:J. With having on the saute erenint indirect e centinel to quit his past. and load his firelock, which he (the. Prisoner, I.: . enfenant Rohertsoa) took from die said centinet, Wantonly ;1,14 maliciously discharging the fame in the pbblic streets of Lame, thereby; be the grossest manner, of against mills Lary discipline, cnitraging good order, and prejudicing the minds of the inhatrituatil againat the Conduct and tharactef of the BIWA troops." The Cuuri found the Prisoner, Licotenant Rts: NalitnON, guilty of the charKei preferred against 'hicap h isod adjudged him to be cashiered. j aika t ilAAJEliTY has been pleased to confirm.tbo iontfor,ppe .the Court, whereby Lieut.. R013E1(11014 it sistijgdgekto INF cgs h ie red. i I,N 4 Anyquirier-in-Chief directi that the charges "nbaittwotrAlorkilljo together with the sentence of the Aiiiigi . 01414, , hig ,?IAJZSTIr I a confirmation' thereof, i beik*Affiveol it die head of every corps, acrd en risk•ina AM relithentai orderly books. :.) e i r.cossamind‘bf•tbe Right Holt. the Commander -141104111140,.., '• il Ipn• itsello..f. 2 ,64 1 9 1 10 W.IUAtRAY CALVERT, - 11.41,0 ea. Ilueiit Arai mos ! - '1 HE STAI ES 31 A . • , ; ..; . pra F fivirp s • • i"Tis Ltscarst alonertsat gives The dower Offfeetkag life its lustre and perfume,. - Aoa we are weeds without it" owrsa• .Sts,—As you can no longer amuse your Readers with • the eloquence of St. STEITEN 9 B I and the budgets of foreign news are at present but scantily supplied, you may, pethaps, some time spare a co. lumn for your old friend . CARLOS. But, before I proceed further in the letters with which I, may occa: sionally trouble you, I.will.beg leave to notice one objection which I antiticipate, vit. " that some of the circumstances and tineedotesOehieh it wilt be necessary to introduce, are of `'too local p natUre to excitegeneral interest." So rat', however, :is this from being the case, that many things, in tbemseltes apparently trivial, assume a character of rent im. portanec from their relation to the late proceodink of,the F:riends of Refarns. • Actions and .seetietrete. are brought to light: ia, the mart° w r ist . clrolecatul remotest corners of- thit*ingdonr, •.wisicii - kcannot: fail to convince • Ad . itontlynnd . Impartial • olg tbat a Part/ t4ter , Osthits - ia whore not, pawned; id employ the 'ttikstft;,Oeetati.. and stoop to .theanosediapicahle'i4terruger, in their r eposition to every- ineesure. width has for itsah jeer the rams dl, of aqy 0014 tbusetaltild`thetifi they Useswititmotngll fondness as the sow tisTeT: mire,; *bit with issintb4 of ing with folly, and .liettrig With Irak they raise their yell „ Qf cignmity . sad abate against those Gentlemen whia,lruky lothig their King had' their country, wish tiabavothe4o4errtiscrtt nisterinl by wise and gopd oreri• - ; who are. desjioutt; of seeing the people enjoy tsfl litr,itisodCall those . , rights and privileges growled to them , by the Constiz. tuned), and who reellhe necessity of giving td . eiery . subject or these icalmi sole - ipso interest hi his • 64050.4, that his thread may be rattly to leap from : the scabbard lit its defence, when that awful day arrives. whieb;toust no loliger be treated' as 'the phantom - arson iddelmagination, bdt as a terrible reality—that day when. we shall. have to contend for English freedom upoq EngliolvlSound— that 'day Whine Sun will rise io teaks and set 'in - Irlood: • • A' spirit of free enquiry irsto:spublie habits of reedit)/ and reaection' t} politic* mills. jects hiive,"fui some: earOreen widely slivered - big amortgat the Middle and.lorter classes o f lilac people.. The loss of our foreigOommerce, the enormous, arnownt of the - fixes, and the shameful:Aerate - 1190 of some of our. public serrants p haee taught ui to, fisfrik by anaking:)“..l47. The result has been faSobrible. - Three-fourths of the people are now convinced of the necessity of a prudent and tetnpe. , rate reform in various departments of the State, and of a judicious and Weli-organized system of re:, presentation in the House of Commons. The sent Bible, the well.informed, know that to this we snout come at last; and the Reformists are eiery • day increasing in numbers, in 'respectability, in talents Now, It will be curious add itsefdl - know, Mr: E . Omen, of p:reons those AereV who. continually Oat •up the standard of opposition to every thh* which bears in its front the name of •Reform, and larlutitsCifirt of tricks they attempt to effect their obiest, :In my . , former .letter I -honoured them with; : triar ,appellation of , ! Qoaok;Loyalists, a team. by whieltiabitli in future. always designate this fraternityOrielleving their frothy declamations aboUt loyalty to be mere idle cant, and that he only can lord his King who wishes to lee him established in the hearts , of iiitsubjecte t; 'as the htOnarch of . a tree , happy, grateful, and COntented people: - 'Pre-eminent in this !peeing of quacking stands the -I'ol,o'4f 'Sheffield, .or rather a • ntnill • party iirf indiridaats who .reside Akre. 'l viill eentirrtirs, say, , there ii not a club' of pOtitteol itainieli.in his Majesty's - dominions; who ate more . protept to lick the feet • of hig'hlinistert,•• or Mote .reedy ta thwart every militate eal c latdi fu pronote . lite !literati of - their fellost.subjeetv: Kiori iii!ikk sit Immediately 'opposed with all '•th e peeiteseriesi of party:spirit ; and :it* gentle. • mist hen • lift': patilotlial Mid in dependen step for Wird gad afford his townsmen ;itnistipOrruniti rif acting' tipi* it*y .. . m ac public 411 . 400 C hE ;. O Et once antis with altßiti .itiSpritess of indignity,. , and all the riritience o'f.absta.. Nis 'conduct is ne.:. ,sailed, motirsii areinistrpresrntedi and his eltaz:. rector is traduced: • Why, .Sir,' . if ,this .fiercencss spirit' War Supported by; that power winch talents always center, all Yorkshire Would soon be ia.• a flame. Happily the onil. it corretted by 'sech ..tal want of what Wit . call.iptellect,. such.n'hilqty insipidity of mintli . ,.thetMa.mischief s ntill in Prod duced. :They belledl s tiai their loyalty In. torrents. of noise; 'hut, l like the braying of • parr ups . the . common„ .it is heard duly *with ..re smile .0i pity or contempt.---Thetelieoplisi s tia neither talk, write, nor think; and go , the county, fs safe.•• 'But is it. not a shame, • MR. Entioa, . that kerne :el. out decent 'chapel-goers 8 1; o ult.t tend their support to this. quack club ;,• and a yet, greater shame that our card.playing parsons. should waste their precious time io fomenting poll.; deal discords and animosities'amonget their parish.; ' loners ? I do trot find their Divine Teao6er has in: eructed' them either to 121iso cabala rn public' news. rooms, or to run about compelling the. poor. fro-. rant watches under theirce i ntroul to sign fulsome , and ridiculous Counter4thlrelles. I really think - t - ••• _ . a _ : „ . , i ; _. „ Wit-time woahrbequite aS well employed if they were occasionally- to compose a lierlisoir or two, in: stead of preaching other . peopie's ; now and tbA to visit a bed of sickness . ; and sometimes to exert themselves composing ' the jarring elenu.nts of bemasi passions, and promoting a spirit of peace and good *HI amongst their. Socks. I think their•Bklie.. volent Master said' his kingdom was not Of Aid world,. but. In gdod truth, Sir, some of his set. rants live.al if they thought there was no kingdom 6 . 14 this said World worth living in; •I have gone So much into prefatory remark,' that I shave not time in' this fetter -to touch Sipon• . on of The main objeti% of my cortespondence s Some . veyy curious fpcta connected with the oe.• *alai • iebrated.:Par .kquare Meeting, of the 6th June' arid ,the.; susbsequent Counter. Meetings trod, Ad. drestesel-lbut as*l mar - pthhilily do myself the 'ho. 'hour Of MAW* you,. fiat time to.time, some little itir,:renitloii;: - orii.fitii" . isloiog on , here,• I shall have 1013Pijc•4!riftiore.PPP tin'stiei filly to divelope and !Figgie, lip :petry!tsicks, the .o.lsallooraMifires,:-the . Anesenessi . end Usci t tnerarlesset that Mint • • •• • • illusteintsai hod* iiitini-twe'ulttiatiti(Viltielitt shrijfield.'t - • Skeftield, Atari : ail MAIN** bath: id' yiWiertiablind • Winfrot -. .teeetted•-at •th6 4 Queeit's Palace by the , Dak Yoe”, ClaillE AA NO, and •Cassierooss • At 140 o'okek:the Kkarecheld is ,Prid4to Leveei: it Width' • the following were rtviseitted 1....Le ,' Major -Barctay,'utthe Ito)ot Itorkitangers, en his promo.' OOP.. _ ' • LAM 3tanneri; ni4ttid plisueellovat }rebind, upon his ar itval is Kniglahite: • His. Milltirrit atitlieriocs fit the , •M - arquil . WALLICSI4B V, •11111.1ra POOL and Milk day., Sir DAVID Detw*is, Mee**. Perttewit4YoßsE, c.,riep i • and Soirop.• -The lattel. laid' 'before his MA. shayir.the roport-cif,,settirel Coutts.Martiar l• etter id said •to haie Betio reeeivi:ti from dated ynly SI, from the fillawkng 'is veported:tUlie k° extract . 4 k-jrcilei:4o jusrtir: 1614 iron** the Weat.ludiesi !Oar. a !Serf quick .pits. aari v fthqC,aptain of whic4 !Nike _with.* Swedish ;tempi from Port:st.P44ii,..St.DOmingo, rind Was informed, Ail petltek was negocisting . bet* cell CastisToeia.lesslPei:sorty and `that these twd.ChiAs tains had• agreed to -acknowledge Loots King of France and Ilfaiaree.„ and E iipecon•stl Italy, as soon as this agreemen t host been neftrOVpd by.tho Court of st. dansets'os. • Tbey were fee)glitiag .. sesera! vessels with colonial produce; intended to DO od'ered savplontery donations. to his , a , st toots.. MA.Wcy."—Scarcely soy thing eau he inure bliprbitat4 than the abose report. .dfapatclies reached by, Governin.ei front tadiUstatc, t - h7Ct Admiral KiLiis had re•uovel the only twd Spanish• ships P ort in the bay, o hick Were three:decked, to POT) Mahon.. At a late Court Cirtle of EloN 4114 Wit.'"X, General Aiistern.oda introduced seiesist •Amoryien Gentle men, one of whom being oindertotoutt by the Eiies. non . to, hive just retained frolvi ~ England, • kit MAJlSsiit addressed him to the following put - purl: Do you !Wok the. British .wilt tromps to - tail the ocean—you lee that I have removed their aptdoeiet fur obitructing your coin. merit): 'To be a great nation, you' should sustain your deg, andwiustain it by your cannon:" this, • our informant states to be a Mar* transifition of 80. oirsera i s words, as welt as be could collect them ,fcom his*custunied rapid delivery.. The botsetittooo 130NAPARTE prOhuh het d wiik.thot manilas; WO Ow sis which marks the decision:. of his tone end man.; per f and it serves to demons t r a te the real character of tiis late commercial decree; which was evidently i 1154.0 with a Slew to conciliate. America innards Prance, and to irritate hos avail:lst EnglaniL oiliiii s re asked General ,Auratrnortn, whether he *a going home, and *hien Congresie would meet? and then- passed.en to another part of the cir. clo, . The En:PRESS was• present at this circle; and uuc informant states; that irreguaticy is qui:e ap. parent. /ler figure lie.descritessrie het aa•approneh., ing to thp ep botin* prnit than to, :the slender and. creliostie, as we liqte heretofore -O,Oderitooti. Het deniealsont is • quite re.maiktable fax thou, sapt.rci4 liousnesi, or' as. the syeophints would 'Pali • it, dig* pity, which is so generally learned- in the-tier - nista schoolof royally: Atthoirghtip young, inure frf4tolne. thing. conuna,rtli,ig•4n.the oboist manner of Ict4 ICU LtiulSA. bike appeer stti ' tie. IN woman` who, accordilig s te the tosonols"Vkallei " has 8 , 101 of her (Mit." Boorroarrie itrey e`etid. • ingly• itt (entire ttfo'beri' !hit ilitt4tiOn, sairlto . )4ate.prlYairced a •TOy 'petrepliti dialige re" • Iris Siiiippslitin; tOseardi litishissi; • Beits.4is,ira Is, • , andins, been' ever Shiite MS ittartYltllei- in•tifie k in pleasure, anal linch teas in his-elf - wet, shah' been 1404 homier- pMnig , ' 'lil4 sure houßi c Tie spent wide the k;air a Llis in vital Anlic44ollllVithrt at the Thellties: tot ) : PU I efill intiga* . ighl . looll l 4, ' but still tic aiiiitiart eAlhibreitit'tbeirtnirnit.*ltiity; Clarinforniantded scribed dm Ficrieh . Ciie rt . to '6e tar more solesidid id evewrOpect thin : any he had ever sect!, beard, .or =l4. " - 4 !er:t it' (b 0 ~ ;wr It inch ,t. The Concert it: ..de.crevirt ant ranch ii arerni 'for itiebettrfic of .Ctirttite, the Vimiera.Piper, wag' dtii'titled , by abdut WO liersoas;" ; tirld in alt proli,l4 ifility.,troitld.hate . . been attended by a' great many .. [ 'Mut,- iL.She advediacinents bed been 'sooner' pub. •lislted 4 CLAime liintself ,played four piicet of Highland mimic; ore the. great bagpipelst, Cogatlk ''siiabh an.Shioradh(lfio Hattie Of' SheriMitliattr), 2d, Cogadh na Sills (War or Peace)—;il, 8e.. ,. , itch won Brigid: ; or, Lord Jiredalbaiit.'i March' ~ ..-40 , Cachrdin each ham Fin each a s (1)4 • . ',gathering of the Ctani). The second piece is itrat which is generally performed alien a higi4od regiment is engaged, It is hardly necissAy tug ,esy, that - the: Performer and applause.-: music t..vie re. strived nith the londqt ap p lause.-:O '0' atint.tri played several . beautiful airs on' flies . 4niv n iiipeli . with that exquisite tastw o and kitt• mettsii „ i : *l „ ct i ,soernincittly distinguish this celeb ra t e d eau, tner d • A'teel from Gow's hand made th e c um; - - tient for the dance, a bids begat% at ten o'k continued till 4 hte bout.: , ,•+ , • s 't • •••• % a ~r'r~ . y. . - II) imp.. Lock, auk • . . • mr•ert,l-;741"1*.t1-'..- • • I ~ \ a . r