The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-24 00:00:00

.- - treaties of alliance r in coneertwiht the Merq - ais DE __, _ adds, - and smiled 'Rom, afterwards Duke Dc Satt.To. they ;educed graciously. to ; Mr. Cu NOT Proprietor vititie Pantheon ThOth'e, him 4o -sacrifice his sense of justice h pia Utica is about to pr e sent a petition to his Royatilighness considerations, -uud join in a league f or t e secret support of the States- the' 'FRINGE REGENT, for an authority to produce teneral, lest their weakness sad despair should bring them agate; under the error- regular drathatie entertainment's at hie tisagnificeet moan dominion of Spain. ; house. A petition.to Ihe same effect, signed by nearly [To be continued.] i 10,008 of the most respectable inhabitants of the . 1 ; parishes of St. JairtekSt. Ann's, Soho, St:Gisorge, r • • Ifassover-sque re, Ste Merpte-bonne, Paddington , tried The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, attended by St. Pancras, is, we understand, also ready for pre the Duchess of Limos and I,itly F. OstroiteE, left squtation till'his Royel Highness. The Theatre is, at Warwick House yesterday, within a few minutes of , present, to he opened for the performance of Operatic three o'clock, in a carriage, Anti four,' drove by the . Pieces and Spectacles. ruiner REessfs postilions, for Windsor. Her ; i A general burst of joy having displayed Itself Royal.llighnesss is expected in town again on Mon- throughout the whole-of the Dutch shipping in the tiny. i river upon the speedy prospect of being released The-Parece REGENT htut made arrangements to from their long confinement in this country, a liag Icavi town yesterday ai three o'etock, to dine with observ)d that he was not at all surprised at it, for kir the QuzEte at Windsor, but owing to the arrival of had seen them consteutly In tier: ever since they ha l f Ili:pitches, he did not get off till within a quarter of ' been there. fen. His Royal Highness is expected to eat his The public expeetatibn of having a pare eopper Christmas dinner with the Queen, tad to return to currency,. has been raised by Mr. VANSITTAIIT. lift tnen iu the evening. not in the power of his Majesty's Ministers to adopt fast evening Lord dAVILPItEAGar gave a grand' any wise measure relatire to the copper coins, with.. entertainment to the Foreign Ambassadors resident :Ana manifestly contradiction their own conduct robs _ cn this country. Several of the Cabinet Ministers . tiro to the Itlls r l'ilae..r.s. IA _per current . lsw -.....ibt were of tin. party. t wheat ijniteth o oar present currency is founded Ii ~ established by co'nnivance, and carries with Letters from St. Fetersburgh, .dated the 23d Nov. it a condemnation of itself. The Bank of Enc., were received yesterday, stating the; the second at land is supported, by the Ministry, in pouring fends: tempt of Mediation by Roush' having failed of its . an enormous heap of paper promises, although they 74 "- perpoce i Mes Sill. GAELATIN and BAYARD were pre are intentionally false. The Bank of England is per- Tl°33 °' " I ' paring to take their departure, and were to return While rival Bare., . per mitted to coin snoiley that is deficient in weight (a by Berlin and Copenhagen. The vessel which had Th e fleeting triumphs of nee ... : been provided with the cartel for their accommoda- I threeshilling Bank token riot being worth two shit- While !sera.% boast of battles bravery .-.. s ., a .i nd tw .. o pence). We al wayssupposed thht it wat tion having been lost on the voyage from the Guiph Or stenghter'd millions, and of States indim, the hi vg's . rreroga . tive to issue and to regulate the And milder nmnners to tbis impulse yleld; or Finland to Gottenburgh, another ship was pre- coins ; Rua, if so-, it appears to be an usurpa- To olment the glories of the well fought held ; Airing for their reception. lion of power, on the part of the: Bank, that of The greteftri ltiose,• 0, oAftalcs.l skill proclaim Two Heligoland Mails arrived yesterday, bringing i right belongs to the Crown. Ugdor such dream- , Thy prised pretensions Co iesmonal flue. . advices from HamburAh to the 13th, and from the I stanc es, Attested shy honourid Bust, the sacred Nine, to tell us of the King?, Froclamation, ee- Island to the 16th instant. The French were very ;In laurel wreathes THEIR TROPHIES site' dative to Tower half-pente, is a prostitution of his actively emplyed in strengthenieg and extending the Man sing the wond'roes magic of thy at' f Maj est y' s name, for the purpose of deceiving the t o fortifications of the former ; it was nearly surround- , public,and bl in d ing th • t o the unwholesome .saise, to charm, and subjugate the ' by the Cossacks, and the Russians iniving Hew o'er the passions thy ospreys declined ' laws relative to Bank-notes and Tokens. • - entering Altona , it was naturally conjectured that . Jai or SORROW capti. In consequetke of an application to the Admiial- New th y tli sceranlen t.-- e •'' some negociation was in progress with the Danes,• ty, respecting the protection Of the West India Alps In Denmark's Prince which led to this mark of indulgence and respect r e _ , nom Bristol, on the way to join convoy at Cork, Skseirmens sew' from the Commander. It is stated. that 'art embargo their 'lordships have ordered the Bloodhound and. I. winch the r had been imposed in all the ports of Holstein. The .to gua-ressels to proceed to Kingroatl, for • reatatitur''' French had offered for sale a quantity of the bullies* :._ • To ter m purpose of conv l oying the said trade, and di they had plundered from the Bank of flamburgh, at so• ?edit% the convoys not to sail until joined by these 30 per oent. below its value. " • , ships. We learn that more troops are ordered out forth. ; , The sum wanted for the new Regency-street is to with tejose the force in Holland, under Sir T. ma-. Ibe raised, according to•report, by the sate of some ~, Ham. The 78th Regiment, from Scotland and the , , Crown Lairds -which will come into the market. - :. /.... 30th and 81. st, from, the Channel !sleuth, are ear I / , • Serjeant SHEPHERD was sworn in yesterday by the • lart.. 1 1 ticelarly specified. • The. Scotch Greys, and a . t. : I • iile .11..0an CHANCELLOR as Solicitor-Geweral, in his ' Disilki e ` e, . battalion now forming by means of volunteers from •i , rdsh; p' s private room, at Lincoln's Inn. - !(Fran the m.. 5,), .o tie s / Militia regiments quartered on the coast, •ar it e, • ;The ttowiog teats ! The election 'of a Member for Carmarthen, coal- "m -• . is understood destined for Ott same service. te tram die heart, 5, 1 ' I Moues on Mayday next, in the room of Admiral . --ed senses deem':. • • Yesterday morning a Dutch Messeager arrived ;CAMPBELL, who has accepted the Chiltern Run. -/e aew chnons . ... with dispatches from Lord GLANOARTY. Soon cater: i deeds. The caorlidates are, the Hon. J. F. C.-AMP. ' XPIRE , w. • y LIVESt Mr. Mime and Mr. EWERS arrived at the Foreign-1. 4u .( 50n of Lord Cawnon), and J. Joie', Esq. - .1.) retains b. .1 Grim, • Office ' with dispatches from Sir C. SszwAttr, dated ' nada sharp contest is anticipated. . *leibls ow, . •,, o.Frankfort, the 6th aud 7th inst. Mr. EweRS was I , • MURDER. OF MOSES MERRY.—We are Vipy to i _ dispatched with those 40 the former date ; bet some- ' be able to state, that - through the activity qolf, I. - a - thing of importance took place, and Mr. MILLS wvs. and the other officers belonging to Union niii; , I ~ The Loan . CUASICELF : On. rose this day for the holi sent off with dispatches, bearing date the following t o h i p ,13ay_s• Hit Lordship will not sit again until the 10th clue is at length found which can scarcely day. Having made considerable speed, 'both the to a discovery of the persons concerned in liii-tier- of January, which will be the first seal before Hilary , Messengers came together. They passed through •; Term, 'lBl4. petration of this horrid murder. II; enter on the 10th, when the Duke of Cuunait- Tie question o f . preoedeene baltimamelbe Solicitor- An enor m ous advance has taken place on carpet. ' LA ,r) was reviewing the troops. They left Heligo- inn , blankets, druggita, coarse cloths, and most kinds .General, M r..Serjea . , nt Sneenettee lie** King's Ser f urn on the 15th in the Lark packet, .and had , a cant, and tee ATTORNEY*GRHEISRE, has been, /of woollen goods.—ln the rage for encouraging the 1. . (fides passage. Lord CAsYLEBEAcon lost no time fi ne breeds of sheep, the Agricelturists seemlo have ; witted ; and the latter takes the teed. 1 i n , laing the dispatches before the PRINCE REGENT. forgotten that the grand staple manufactures of this 1 ConN-ExcuAnoe, Dec. 94.—TbOre being nn "Ilea". of • lie also summoned a Cabinet Council, which met at country are produced from long wools of the old no-,' auy grain this ninrsiug, the prices coninee nonsimilly As . no half -past two o'clock, and continued sitting till . tine growth, which are now scarcely to be obtained' 111 ° 1411 3r I"" what mks were erected/ were Mt the.. pr 4 i 4 64 about fire. 60 7b Beans . at double their former prices, while the demand for whi m l i 'i llo Ditt.so (Forege) 63 78 Old ditto ~.. . •••••. By the Cadiz Papers, which arrived yesterday to the 4ner sorts are comparatively trifling. . Ilse 9B 4Y Tick do. .:. e .c. ...... 98 60 the 4111 instant we learn, that on the 29th of No-' ; On Satin - day evening, between seven and *eight :. w ilar ew lek it titt • 95 38 Old .: .. ..• • ...... Oats , . 111 84 ten.ht.r, the Cortes suspended their Sittings in the o'clock,. as Mr. Belles, who resides at a farm tteai 64 15 Floe dine ..... ..... to p e at -f l' do as /addend de. u.. lit -3$ I , le of Leon, which we to be resumed i n Madrid on • Edmonton was travelling in a single horse chahlwrijet,,__ _ ~..,., . , .... ,„__, .._.... ...... .., .„ Ili I s ' l , of January , 1814. All the branches of between that ' place and Southgate, he was stoppedhi' the Government were remering from Cadiz to that tw o feoipads, one of whom seized_his horse, and 111 0 Grey Peas 80 tersosl . 46 I s .•••• .••••50 bs rau.ja;i;::47.-:: , e lr6 70 s iTtrE ;;;It .... .. .... -Es ri capital. other presented a pistol end with violent thresh deel - ....505e..... • SOITHFIELD aganst,Fr..... ,IL fly letters from St. Helena, of the 1 nth of October, mended his . money. H u e delivered "to them the can-1 To dist the 004 jeer way torments are received that the Georgiona sad At. tents of his pockets, animating to about 171, in: B ee f ... is. ea• so co. Ad, Heat . . .. , ear t iiiq lan/ c, captured by the Essex American frigate, had - . llapk.notes, and in 31. , silver to pear .. • ' 1 Hume _Su Ost. to 7s. Reset .. i t-- • 2g;•• • been fi tted oat as araisers, anderent to the Gallipagos Early in December, the well - k now n & aw l s , Feld ... 7s. pd. to Ils. *ll. Skimp :.1.... t .1.A. , ...• ' berm . I p or k _7. , ed. to is.. 05. Clime : 4 ,4 11 .4 . • • • t7es•-- , • ~ l ands in search ofibe Charlton and Ness Zealand the property of Mr. Chad p tiro , of Blythe, Notting- l AN * ~ .. ch. od. to. , ,_od. 'fastr_s ~ .... : . ...,,,,, k... A hate". They were then to go to New Holland in . hamshire, was found . dead hi the stable by the groom. I . • Hay llAlf-MARKlirit'lno -S. 100. Od. to 41. Ip. W. 1 . i s. :arch of more %stir Seamen. The Indiepensable; He is supposed te . have bees poisoned, but by whist I Clover 5l. 0.. 01. to ,411. •.a. if. ~* 1 , . 4 :la* was at Toadies. I means is not S.NOlrtlailid• • IMPOw U. 10s. 01. to 11. l ib . es. . , • (~., ail/ r. 4 " otives . the M b nip qtle, 'od timed floe r . , limisla, nt a loss of; at least, one-htilf, tied, i n many instances, i . torte... three-foil ths ‘ the annual at wlslyb a i ry arc received. 01941. A Hlifriiii. : • .- • 7. Iteadved, That our resolutinn to take Ma enerea, wITII- I • , . , V/sTrIVI V. TA.,,LOIL:' '•• * : 00? CiaTAIN 0111•1001 AND 4017ALLIALZ NARKS Or Its , . Leasure, is dictated hy . a desire to secure the public and our. , Mr. fiAlef said f he inkblots likesabeiitairty;per. , , . ' from the t oss and inconvenience of resealing limey its wan t to his - Lordship'e4etleis s liiilsrepare all eti MI la bejag iibli m d I l i pay or sell ft at an extteateV re. , 41 , - nitiLl o ss ; and, _ that thepAilie army not Inhotir under T hit Lordship's decrawliethiratVe, tint however, groundless fear rind appreliehOoln the Committee Wis h _, it to , troggestkng any thing at fik. thiiiivaiottheorof en Ina he d universally Iteriwa„,., stun • the.s have recoiled legal tafpinut : -t tr i m „ i yi snage r, an d ers t u ar . • - tito • Lordship Ina, " that therr.is my Art of Parliament in force whatever, p -,• ... ohith)mhjects the tradesman to a penalty for 'ref to take ! wolliei himself give setae tiireitiotts on that' 00 C,spper in exebunge for his aond-.... -•-, • • 1 hod. •• - • 8. fte..olved, That a (inpy of thee ftesalafifms,he tent to the 1 , . e - ' el • •.• The uoith uashecitiiiiettittd, initiirlOiinntes . M inisters Him. the Chaecellor of she Each& L " . lmt his . hinjesty's _ . - Ministers may knoll the eatent of the which, Trades. been shown ' to the other party r mien are J . übjett IN and speedily ada l iV;sll;reneasures as may r Mr. flint Wil l be had shown ate . at t..... r ., 1. .... Appear ( " hell ail"ble to Prilt6Cilk. 141.14.4 frugn 41°4 'lol4i vho - tted no objection to theta, eicv# , vonienre nod frnatl,itrilair from " a leant' et ft legilimatp _tug etficieat Copper secy. ' 1 withe*that the Masts should make a sepoitsttrth 9. itrfoivek. ifieto 'Gentlemen he appointed 0 . ' C '' ' port as to the mortgao debt, This Mr. liar( , 04 • solftre. for"! ,pliatiostehrryisut low edict the above .41450 f. litatiuot sm ... . tie . . bieLearned Frielits wha-were with rho, thought'filld . . 1 0. TM ?hate Pllon he-entered *to ta - sirrat. ' necessary, as it was by those minutes prophood, that z , .. , . _ _ _ •11 s • • -I'd - ' sip-erste Res judgdAtt i j 5,7 ~lii' • ^,# .- • the ehpenser attendunt ell .: 'Prorecutiou or iSe abject of the .sary,r the Maste should ha . lihertY to make . Il,.keitilved. That tilltibstif this hireling be Owen to ports, and from time to time, as to any-eiltaise Mid, ' the Mitre*, for inside . lamagylenedurt M th e Chair. I matte r s referred to him; The 'middies' shddla b. . ‘: , •-, - :,. -11. FEARON, See. I R. B. thstaWtolosts for cateelstg time effect the objector nth 'treed to 4181 " 11 shIP. .. ' *• . . • hieVtue MI be revived war • fallowing Gentlemen t—hlr. I, nen!) .CitANCELLOtt.-4 4, tile the have them - MDR; Mims; sm. .IRMarite-hig't 6 .tdr. S Woburn, Fore.strect j,--- A ,„, Tenn I -will tell you what I'throlt when I comes belt Jontevonete•irr • cowl, 4.4 i ifte'oelmrtt rety° o i IL T•ir: • .0 1 . Cti rt t M 0 •-, • i 1 0 0 ,404 4 9 1 0 itosell'imillire 0 and at llielßar of me Tavern. ' ~._ "'ji r - e '.'gf, 4 1,,,,,, .fillistolog h a Mtpy of the limes as originalLy , Alltlinat• •Aille AttoTtrEn l AssinttilliP tor zone* • 46410604 and intended for the Best of GAltitjelt, . Itoll3, £ DAHREUPT; V.. Silt Jos*. Rosa.' .. ' vahlehiaApbkliplisperi in DrU ry.La tie Theatre : Mr. IttaT, on the peat of - the Dgenditit 4 - moved scats* so. mar lIIISioitT , Or Damn aaarties. TIE ONLY ACTON . that the Injunction in this . case should ,be•disselved, . rare Ryes eons ANNA aortic* if, imp suzumz rftefqp. t . snd the Defrodetttn swot* to &atilt...balance of tioNl OF OCIL LIINONNAL IILOO. While rival Bards, in pompom v.. erde display, . . 1 700 1 . out of the hands . of Bronne,VObb and Co. • The fleeting triumphs of the transient day ; . Bankers. *The drunnetences of the are, that • • • While heroes boast of battles . firavely Woo, - - . the Bankrupt, the brother of the Dettoulant s who Of slanghter'd millions, and of States outdone, lls a Naval Officer, was intrusted by Mm with 'eve. • And milder manners 60 this impulse yield ; ral sums of money, and was also in the habit \- To (daunt the glories of the well fought field; of leatieg with hits blank (hafts and sheets of The grateful lince c 0, Oseatem I shall proclaim paper,' with his (the Defendast7sjsiguature. • At the Thy prised pretensions Co immortal km ' time that the Bankrupt. was -inaelvant, and when he Ansod shy hemmed Bust, thesac.red Plik, • knew the Commission was in contemplation, he paid In beret wreathes THEIR TROPHIES shell entwine, into the bank of Browne Cobb, and Co. bankers, :Emitting the wood'rotts magic of thy art, 9 `Tre seise, to chart% and sukjugate the heart ! opwards 'of 30001. its • the name of the Defendant, Bin o'er the passions thy supreme confroal, particularly a remittance from Messrs. Gibbons, in • Jo 401" or SORROW captive lad'the soul; Scotland, to the Bankrupt for a .spliclic.purposi, ' Hew thy disceransent—ev'ry eye could trace, • but which he put to the Defendent's account at the .. Ia Dentnerk's Prince and Drugger's sweat face; bankers. The Defendant brought • actions against arnewrownstaMind 1 where art with Nalalge /Leas . Browne • Cobb, and Co. to recover the sums lodge.' In which the EXCELLENCE oractkag.lies.--- - In the Defendant's name with them, the Ptaintiffi, Eeraptur'd crowds--encircling SNAKOPRILNII'S lefifilta ' ' 1 (191 tili Bankrupt's Assignees indemnified- the bankers, To latest ninon Mind hell hit powers dhllle $ *r . " end !filed a bill of discovery, and for an Injanction But thou, 0 9.16R1161C10 tracing to their, manses ..- ~.. . la w . b e for e the g......._,,,tcpit Ili; varied Welds, gave his genius course, _.,,..,- ~. ..;"eP the proceedings its ? u""et. ll ' ' 1 rivuutt To full pertection.all his benutteiliroight; .4 '' • , . . was granted, 'two actions were tried, at a verb As chaste in action as sublime in *night. ..'', • ... • , 1 'diet given for the Defendant. Sii John Ross, the When rage, despair,And" wee, in frantic Lece,- . - . :' . Defendant, also brought an action of trove! aping. Claim'd fonds wrongs thetributary titr e .: ::i.." *! .77 "'the bankers, to recover the bill whicklenn. remitted . • •-' , by Messrs. Gibbons to the 13ankreK natlchidged Thy symisathetie soul, in grief `s felltkie, :by hint in the name of the Deftindinfiik theft. Displayed the POET'S and the ACTOR'S pride, . 1 (From the minds eye, each Kick-awl iligm'C) iawking-hoose ; when the 'tithe was ready:. far The 4°wi'l leans the "' eel 4 d" . " l : ° "' -- While from the h 1.11411 ti (Browne, Cobb, end Co. gave up tint OK heart, fond fond Nature's lest appeal, The vistaed senses deem'd the fictive reel,— • paid the Prata. The ittit order his if ordsktolllail Thus dassie taste new shorans to Gehles Owl' , was to prevent the remainder of the . -hill., Irldr thei "thy Name EXPIRE, while btecery LIVES! 'bands of . the beakers, . being paid th' - - Wtrile BRITAIN'S BARD retains the laurel Crowe, 'sleet until he had gone before the . Cotitildesioneri ! , - Thy fame shall liVa t .lbspkndant at his own I ender the . Commission. of Bank riptcy, egitinst Me brother, to prows, that he was bona fide creditor of • . the Bankrupt. He did go. before the Commit.. stones, bet was .not able to prove , any debt *pima -the Bankrept's estate, or that he had any knowledge rot privity ;of the bill from Messrs. Gibbons to BA Eskropt 'hating been lodged at the beaks* en his .itecoauf. It also 'appealed, although he allegrit that. he bed kept a cash account open with Messrs. ' Browtte, 'Cobb, and Co. for fi re years, he bad; its e yearilso7, 18014 and 11309, only 11: lle. in their • eds.. , . Me. HEALD followed on the lame side. Ur SAMUEL ROMILLY and Mr. WILSON oppose* :thellEtioll. . Loins CHANCELLOR observed, when he look at t I . l expeared that Sir John Ross had ... )Ih liges ft great emsfidince a trust in his brother, who was u. ..Ifrallt tinker In minty -transactions. 'lt could not be .111 Piplaned that a sea tallicitr4onid•ktp togeaintrd or ea,leriland . thole trees/Wens. 4 The bankrupt, George Roo, allitonded, kV 111114 ; he went to ehet. teatim's 1 d *OM thenee affietil th'his fit* to pay do moat 'kite the benkeriOn the mint*. 6Y his Fier es 'John Ross'. Appose it asealltney •he l i t 'iled eiffsivesi from the (andel% the Delonnthtlst i is' -' riewkielheve heed only pieftindling e tnoreitheir • lib:: Inkier Secured his brother, If' .be had not had Nitthe creditor. Bet was it potatble to think OA vn feeds, which he wee t oes tideantoteptilit t+6. 114 toe. , • ..01 , 4;:0.. , . .4 • ~'., rat VP 77• 1 - • • objects of die *thence. * Tide of 0000 Oen ereee; . ta i sol/444 1 10.0 1 .41‘16; * 144 , • 'l' 1 ' .. ... ' -... ..1M dkaillpeereas an - 4 . eitstp , cutise biscuits Of 1,, ....- " , n . ~. 11,16isrVIT I , pwi t imi , me. ~..r. . i ,„ . . 4. . raised In Enigthriti and ietit liver to Hviltand, C6111..-' - i iAlu s A t i eery •• I.:_- - _, iiii m t a • i . -,. •'• • • t ,fo l2 lo l l l llciteid R e l . " t ~ by Itppdatitt. I , - -1 , 0 0 Cn . o . • .'O. - ., 4 - 4 OP wWwfr 'i. • 4•04. ii - - /s anded by fitu'r:*eent rfebleinie ambitious of I. l) 6.s med d ie Etpdamee, 1tia_......, • . .. , '" • - " ' •f• ..- :• • ." -lVilint i lli f i •n ' . •JO the t .i . ; s Plindlik• . lif . e • •- -. sat • ?•• • siegoishing thernaelta eedir se re:tawned a Oti, * ► --- 1 1 - 7 d; - •• 1 44 -. • ' S W .r6 _,_____,... he- P . ' ..... ''' .:..... illita4eggidefai klo I.f .. ;IA eVjr. tAit4 8 ,4: _ .1 , 0 4101 0 .... . i „.1 1 1 ••• ii ,' , ' , itatliamal% * r PollePooia• - Clea, ' •;• --. ' • Thse..... - i SS MAURICE. .T.lsialliarrior, howevir, did nit** 1 ... ,- • • - • .:,..,‘ .• 1 , .. erwev•• turprouttitsee'. .• she n t iatgor„.Cer. i. • • .ofteeNkimes oir ihi ,' Eau ladthilia• Nti laii,lll‘ll-.:- . .., , ~, V j ,-.: ,• I nosy ,. • . and ti. mem 0 • "- tbs • 40 lleakial . . ,‘ nth e. .. Cu; IT . ' • •mtradighl les en, werc•••• • saeofille big hdditie,lll faille; for St! NoLA, the, 461...' -- 7 - 70" --7. L . .„ trian General, laying siege tti are& x one of - tile sri_tt. l i Poa Immove, Dec. 0.-e•Aerti ~ • •n. '' •. • ' irgillase. 'OP Oballing '. . , 41 01 0 1 40 4•Cil l iiip• o'. %''. alaellas : ..._.• . . . ~ ...!• ._•.4,' e..i. :,) . •,• • .. , . i... .. •.; est Nan, ha aliejse, /10etkekands, Tried 1 'tad ;.fraeltalifas.-Drop.4.o4MM# ' • • __, L. _ l . • 9 Offoll A . ~..'...i1 • .‘.4 4 ,. '' .l ' . ' ':, . 1.,,..,1 ,-} , .-.. ' -1, 1 11 4 1 1 Al . : 0 1: 1 1kijag• • ..,, '‘ eiw ••• - . '• • .4: ~ , . . 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A .A ..:.Rik ,.„,,..( ' , *... - r i_.. 110 1 4.1.7 1y• ow, % tri m. i niii - bevu oi. 4 %0 , - -1, 4rttoW omit...4..oo 6isfi iiii i.rw iti re :ritZ ra...... ll:2 gliw a laent raed ed 6 F .:m a d rto t 4 Gl iog 4 4 " 11 04 , 1 -41 ,,,, k441 0 4 11° sl4l:: lmum ----a ili : ' formal these feats as a edbiler t _:iitlitch hive been Mg weit,4,l ar th e L imil ;e E n d ) i,leg i ir Li ""*. ... .4* a *Apr b TOM itall,. 4ll !e Sir IleettimoMisE.lea bite - 4 19 11 .4 Rasing kis netatig , . MI subject of wonder , and Sae , tkatne of„praiSe. Tile.i p orv o irm, p at. 22. • . 1 P 0 - . whatever lea ' - ii a r t oiled • • •• , ,t__ .. - tr il t a , - ..o - i.... ...- .sts to .' - 'sad aNeft awe it ut hertbaiteilibrorl 44 014 tit? Pri ? I,cT ' - --e°?.l dirertion he occasioned by his 'sew and prowess - I, f - . - - e. '..'' • .• "13 , 1corki • • Wien of pper , omumes %Jett teat, . tesill , -seMblishat , , toilfMt .J 14 04 4 00 nun Quebec. AM of the Ethatioa' : . ~ ~ ' ,'• ".1 *Air eeptributed to carry flo4land though - the storm, wish i ' .. ~• • . . • t trie t h • awif "r i it Apt ti. s t il igt: tit /4.18)".1 112 W i sf a k ai7I ft _ ; f 4ti ' . . 41alli" ' ' °V of 74 guns, So the Westward' th e tiblie ftlaa tto Laos t. Cali ' which State be negiocisted liefote.ke contatenced hilt 1 . ' • • I*.. -..,) . 1. - ...1. •, Viola aosionter. yet a ins lees' asp t r ty Hteat, tut .. ,_ _., , ... Illri. iii'l4 . 4 4 4 . A 'ifutTiltegt• . hois , 4 • LA rAI-NOVcsolksi.2l.-/traceil 410 Pr . laceis E.Ntakalh "Mat '... BM sif ICitardity be, vile Wien, from the,fixceative. 47U, 1 100-, ,1 t eikt,tivik.5•fi5tp,..., ‘ ,..... 444 „,,....,„_.,.._ . ~. 77, . . .I . .arch ; and as owe of the •chiof itotives of .la be. ! . • • inv et deitised . suld counterfelttein iris. carat" . , hag,- to ' • • coming a warrior was his Bea for the Protestant Re. ' w ith a it if 6l . 4 °P . Oh b a °, ja " d ' lo ;dr 04 . 0 1111bilat? 'gam Sett' Thin itr - eithatritheitieritigt Tinier /Ulf- ; 11 . P l . "'" • • . '__11.t.. 1711411- t." P" ‘ llll lr . 1; ion , the Dutch beceMe pecelhuly the objects' at , from the tee aril Jugmdii, with hWI is six - . , • "ittillwana long zebu* literary y Tower. lon- , - .I 4. ,I,FWOCR. ' , i ' • - - • ~. . - • ) 1 4610. lois good wishes. Hollaft At lVtlw - PAW* a 9WHIP; i bt f M li est r ailli P'F * P id t w ill a mligraY fdr the liodellait ' nrchein4tdrettias toe tees a 4 h i r 5 4 4 :4f.... 1'14 7 " TAr5., 1 on s . i :AL. tti .th t PIO 004 Welkin alit n .. . . • 0 iseeltbriaiktif PHI A po. T 50441 dlillite to Run ectitp,ititletiti'esieted i ' -----; ... is'sys ~..• . .mea moutet,, t• in itt. . ji mi4lite!t. ib ; far thearol 7- 4eitit;llead 'to k.`f 1 4....."-., .ralltolOal )e ,.. l4 Yt i*s , 4 4 vil.4 4 i , • . ' ... '.„ Ihe Mitch from deriving ell the * they othei, r The ileal ik i Graeei Jordan, from Mialtoil iwild 06 "?" e ll i .ia l atioa tef . An d miatolict% Ild 44 `44 1 42 204, hi", aNtn,ther'i4lllV 4 f m4/0 11 14 loll? li t i' ..% • - • Welt i iielliei•part of the fleet - *bleb l o b e d; fli s ofp ria . i r is ou t c ia m s . p a i r i T ut z le itta ,i 3 4 - 11 2 ,41 4 1 d n. a iglit re t r ai Illiar it ri; e Lt' ~11111. ligalibiciiii.i4 llll4 . o 3.l ll . l ls . i • wise might hose 11.111114 of the Fiench Court.' ~T he that 64 . 04 shi ii Ag ... ak .41/01iwiti plie 1 hth ult. werblitket - Viii , . kite. 'dayt . bl her, clo t Oat theact, or , Didittes, ettaild 1 • ,r , y ,,, t „, ~,,, .those cases,mtdsive his rO gge poi tersitter Cardinal, however , recoversd his haughtiness ha 4 intereapied, bys sot;ferr i ing74 - 111' t w it *Will isloor .______44, o ( wlll' . .• • • - '' ' ..!"-... _ ~_• . ~,. • tit present he wgs not inclined US...edit:A...the lo a f the Prince the title. ot . fiigfilinieUed of Excet t f • .4,..:;. , . '--. • of the std 'Nee? Halfpence,. redder% it-uneely impnatible to -_,_ ful llTC.lency. .Fratteriet . will etteit etailk,7 ledi services ! .tillth Earl flf COVENTRY bar bent. a imp saisigi‘ k .• bitte rn eata•eoantetkietsszwul Oa . ibe trndesetino , Tere nand would carte t.! Arti_ : that.for.! ~ nit fail ter - do. "Upbalite death ortkinier jteirindeitki iat WitOillats nee; Streathattvfieviay,„3lmitifka.u, . \.. e . • 1 . Hike t e,wi• it *M. bratdite hat at bitel-elteetio itiach he Should tineolibik •••• .. - • tini - Dttreerttad - .14:flitlee a friendordain,' 1011CissHF `.. i n a .v .„,rY elegant style. . . ••• •• s. -;•11- St A s rlier w riiClerie l Vag t"i ? " lf his bubilles4• l. Me. Am It "t was not ailgavisa . lei tki,.btin. y , y hit* in Winks low, whew -- • A Sikh - r ...-rjt ..1 : A tientlemati recently arrived IA t n fro . tit"-i•-• • 1.-" e v e r liw"° l4 Tower liwirreare shall b'' eau" 41 °' JAww. whom litiltitilmw was not so welt d1ip0...,.. ... A.... n i , 1" :.. - ----. ..a.!,_ _,,,5, itqaolved, ► Thftt them w ipe tio to be a difference laynine of I d os t r i„ g .). . MT in this cast td - ask of - kis • ,„ ..,101114br'...-0. - towards them, having *teen been-beard to calr then ; ' , um , was Preileor at the Opera on 11. nip; 01,D6WANI.' 30 VW Ce4st. ben. nen ~omi of the eflpett Cisin of Messrs. the full -extent . to_irb * •10 PH itelfle • v *skies attendance, states, Ail some belie bitymilll Itetollag nag %Tau ; Ohl that all the -Ottler tlalfiaeoce in cites- I ' had been carriedin the eyitie 'retailed ~ Ike rice- rcbett. They had, sent over to . LeitSien, •iicisiever, as soon as that - Monarch could have reached the - been manifested in the O f !mime voices exelkl ' ' 41 itu l tti , R a .. 7 ii i , '' e 't ,l ter rltli t , hi a liibi " "f e l re it u . r nw isk ' h . ! Chancellor *Rd admitted the tirluOihr - ilige fOr " Pair le!" which words being indistinctly heird' Court from Ediuburgh, liv.sity Fuenetttc, of the vniiitat Holfpeoee wl e t l i er h inli e w 'ot rirrnintio n n, wlthi t ot t t we st e a l e i which: the Pili4"ff t'be ' tridett ; lB ii. A t .* "id'*" in the coefusion, were mistaken for La PaLe ; anti mark by winch the pieces r at ar blets, lioultan Imo Watt are .reeognifett ht every Jsj's piactice, sae 'Yet bill dew Nassau ,and the utiforteuate BARNEVELOT, the Pens mi n mi t;e sr ri t. eul te elp e osise. ogrv o lv_es t . r theha:ara of hayloft j cided'agaiast that rebacjebi, , _. • • '• . _ .. new : a general cry of 44 (L.a Pair !" that ks, " 'Prate P. tionary of Holland, with the view of forming s 1 t he s tint, 111411 d they he 1 The ........:-...r.tit.... •4. .........4-4.4th the hiarnnit illy ensued: BoNAPARtEI' he adds , . bowed and denikill I taken to the Totter, they might, eanbriptentiy, he • left on our , Pleb CHANCktisoa OplifeltittheAtrll44ive 1 ; - •/-;--uia- 1 Z; 7-4 1 elk•-vis oillar4o4- 4-4ir 4114 , • • • 4,10,0••• r, e ~ 7 r