The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-27 00:00:00

The facetious BuTLER says, that— • . , " Juske, • she looko u'er crinfef' ~-~~. '- ,w~ • . •! 0.1. .... r ...11111../•—•ria......... , ..=—. .46............... , 'n m av judge of the geerre l , seesetioei whew every Ail*. ! mi ll " 1 i v , r ' e e sitreThed frawllegland, and nd hied cif aelstimmee was (of , j , ice ,l from !but tinder. I folio , "': Th n e neral of the Danish weeps had bees imedestersehlard I Bac, _ iji t h e malt of Coast ii miss:wire% minion to Longest : e -.... s - ,:,_ " . itt s e riding. be persevevetja his intention of strictly tel.', =',:L aintel . i t ' ll - i the instnactions be liedffericred. of defending Hoothoth ... reea 7 l 4"-..7:7 -- ' ''' '' ,;:, 4 t t he French, Color Twrzinesoan 'received WV smear- , aast. ,... 1.: , lie bed isegew.to-deseeir of being .ahle to detest** i , JiA r d ,.. , 1 alettithe r ~, e „d f u lly pefeeiverand without the'aisistionce ef Mit- ' oaven 7 asen '• ~o foolmint MO ;WM v " ' ANNA he and Hamburg's would be ruined . To ibis astir. the Fa ntiee goooreeff. R. 0 irk. wards proclaimed new ee ' ided that the King of Dwat.set would faithfully c was a • .Pena, J. J. Perez, and A. if. 'hate. J. ..). . has beep re silt.eore in his noble resolution of saving Hamburgh, and that ..raaved. h , Perwsold never abode* it, however much his Wien* had been 1 autos 8.... _ ne details have not bees; yet received . of the ' - „„„,..d by the Allies, who, in direct:opposition to their Girls, -.complete victory over the Peruvian Army— li 4 so Lis that T ere i:ed Swede() to hostilities easiest Denmark—Swedes, Bagmen win immediately march prawlistos ipoo r mid ~;e h hod nothing fee their-cake. The joy of Col. Torrem• goo elik.etual opposition is apprehended. , ',,yr. and of the liamberpjuee, oa this occasion, was eztrape, . The Sovereign Assembly here park absereg ea !be lot. .-1 these are now as warmly OtteChed to Denmark. as they eel. ' resp ect i ng t h e privileges of enthipees , to whi ass. set as. , r eilv complain of the indifereece Of Great Britain." '—ioimeen.—_ • . 1 rives or these naturalized are to be eligible. io s pp ets s pa . °lards are to be considered as foreign:m . .24;ton ste ts as The Letter ID our Paper this day upon the case of have been made Citizens. Time I. to here... r --..---,,er the operation Ai r , Casty CY, is welt 'worthy of attention ; our 4 this All o l nt e lli g ence speaks tavOurabty of the corn 'Dealer: in proportion to the el 0 the p l e a s :shipments are to be made, . . • Corropondent having tak e n a ver y j ust and com m . from whence'.aiilh of the subject, and' placed the matter 1 ir ; OF MR. uRArIvEr Ath, • - CUNSIDELARD. • .T. 114; gitiOtt STATitellale.. • • ' is linpossible to view the Matinee! in which Ertbss sepresmlt•Justice, wiqusut,* seStIIN 'put a swowt and s- beteute.,los the person hi .has, get a.biladitge eves her Whither tha l isellef that this afloat • per. . Paul Jones,Tayl r o o r ; 2,45 gu Coniennasi a nde t a 1 " nage is ream ,' 0 ' r . ss iti o u s liti tu i , al ayN rs ii n t with likieng silt -ponnders (pierced 9 , 1 Men, out five weeks from . Ne w York, and had either case she is,ret to use the: bath s and the taken three English vessels. She was Captured on:sward. evir ' " 4°1;1 °at . : " 41ti. • hit 4 the ssd lust. by his Majesty's s hip Leoniddi; about ; started this itrangeme d may be the manner in which 100 miles south of Cape Clear, after a chaca of three these instrathenti Setualty are used. If we supple. • houri.—Sailell the Pheasant, sloop of *War, for Tor• the balance held With " glorious tancertainty",-i( •bay, to collect the trade for Newfoundland. - • . 1 we conceive that the sword strikei at sandine, DARVINUTII, MA 25.--Ar r i ve d th e Paequ e b o t cartel, from Morita:, with six F r ench- and English , times leaving 'guilt untouched and wounding inn* , , Ladies passengers. The cartel returned the same cence—then, indeed, the repiesentzttion would .ear evening. - • . Ivey a different lesson—then, indeed, there weeti be Yaamonvx,MAY the Piereei, from some qloalstency in.the selection of jbesc emblems. *. Heiigolan4with a 'mid under her convoy, to take -. success, the for the Dawni; _the King George . , though , __ . ion the question. We have co wish to grant II and. of the repose anticipated from the new political D efen d er, f • 99 thonslites ea limorence sometiales, • ; • • :for off the 'fowl. 'vice to Members of -.Parliament to libel whom arrangements. , New, if stumblingand overlooking are the iirfifmi. HARwlcit, MAT 26. ene fe ad the Act of Coo- which arrived from Gottenbarg yesterday, passed - on ' y Frandsliacket ties ee- . - which. this Lady is addicted, truly, St y e, I • t h e y may think proper with impunity ; but being pri- The following is the substance of Washington : fl e et bad l e ft •G ot t en b urg h fo r t h e B a l t i c , w i t h w hi c h , li g ht o f t ru th i s d azz li ng , a nd per h aps s h e h as cone s :;aged to say what they please in that the night of the 17th au outward and a homeward- . wonder not that the people should have taparted her [louse, and one ' gress of the United States, to prevent the employ the of foreigo seamen on board American ships,' bound fle e t i n th e Sl eeve .--A L e ith an d a L on d on •to be somewhat defective in her visual organs. The o f Avir own Members being specially appointed , with . E 0 The _,Y • w, I. h ls . ic has beeietransmitted trete ' • , lucrative salary, to regulate their preceedings, and ; No naturalized Citizen shall be employed. unless be pro- the Swedish troops went. Passed this day at noon, • templated it too intensely ; .and is now obliged fo . to keep in check the disorderly, it is quite i ticonsisteat lbw. the Act of his oataralization. _ • from Sheeepess, the outward-bound Baltic fleet. eiei such establishes sales to hear of a prosecution . ,I`4,3olo,rattri f .og !sr shall be received fora passenger la I apply a bandage to her eyes, .and to dispenieseeith • • any forerin port O&M wide the penntsigeret 111. Wert eft« • ~, ....i ' , t e , . 4 .4 r - , •, . .•:- IA a Court of taw against one or oar LAW MAI vs ; .. 9 , # ..1 #... - the obligation . which existed among our am:store, • cer of the country to which he may belong - Int had its writing. .‘AN'Abli hallirDss Aram ii‘-' Ovi algid, of 44 - tad it is no small rellettion upon the Heusi of' Com. I," 3. Voreigo &Wis . and Agents Will 14. admitted to state March last the Spit • h ship 11. 1. S nis rec ru. ate Cabelongat that libell•should be. shown to contain falsOstiod i. ... -. .-e; eons to suffer libellous speeches to go abroad •un.i Weir obj , setion to the employment of any thole seaman, cm ac- Capt. Vincenti Lemos, from Havannah to Teneriffe for, now it seems, the good Lady cares not a strasi7: a-, roticed by their own body. If the High Court a count of his i Tog a subject or citizen enheatate by which they. .was robbed at sea near Madeira b the American ' 1 whether they be true or false. Well, Sir, I !omit ' • 4. • ' •' 9 sthooner Parliament is unable, or unwilling, to correct the I ar , e , a 4 P . PZ a e go . p rivatee r General Ar m st r o ng-, Captain J. :to your Readers, or rather to such of them as . have odds of public • meg; * know's* en-. Smith, of Salem , under British colo Vof aliases committed within the walls of that House, it ploy a foreigner . shell forfeit a tboomandeellers for each person it 14 sugar, i skill in riddles, to reconcile these incenkrnities.— rum and other articles to the amount of between is high time they had both the power and inclination so employed . Th e forfeiture oe board private vesselstor witch thre e and four ' offence, an d for each ividual, shall be 50.) dollars. thousand dollars, the Spanish crew ' Coto do. and not be made subservient to an inferor • • havin nothing enigmatical, and to such . I should like also 3. ho perms arriviag in the United States after the pas- g been confined upwards of eta bourse with Court,which, according to this doctrine, is paramount Meg of this Act /ball be admitted to become a citizen emit Ifs sentries on the hatches, and the Captain pinioned in ;to propose the solution of the following Problem : to both Lords and Commons. The fine which has Wall have resided therein five years. the cabin. of the privatee r , whil e th e plu n d er i ng was I What can be the reason that Lady Devotees should . 1 e 6. Forging a certificate of naturalization, or acin g or sell- going forward. On leaving been imposed upon Mr. CILELvEII has excited general i i ne the setae, or making use of ,true one otherwise than for the astonishment, if he is to be considered guilty of the ' lam= to whom given, shall be felony." following paper : I fall on the head of Mr. CREEVEY ?—This, I confess, I The Linn. El/APART/ STEWART, , of the Victualling cc "At Sea, March 22,1815. carte imputed to him,as it bears no proportion to what . Office R eceived of the bearer , I is to me very strange and unaccountiible,— the sum of 100 dollars, i Sir, I entice, succeed; to the Navy Office, in the morn of . . ,as been previously levied upon certain individuals . being in full for sugar and rum. . • What has Mr. CREEVEY done ?He has published a Commissioner Gamine ; and Mr. Hie Lord Mee t , " DAVID LOYD.. speech that he made in Parliament--in Parliament s far similar o ff ences ; and indeed we are glad to per- vieee's Private .4cretary, is to be appointed to the • " Lieut. Shia Britannic l94 ' ...a J estv's schooner tire some symptoms of abatement in the punishments ; Victualling Office, in the room of Mr. STEWART. Antelope, of Plymouth." Sir, where freedom of speech is essential to the very lately inflicted upon libellers, as they are called,i It has been stated that on Monday Lord ,GRATES, o The privateer having sent her boats on shore at ends of the meeting. Now this speech, tiller bring . brother ill- l aw to the Earl of UXBRIDGE was no- Santa Cruz Teneriffe, on , I „ the 27th April', the m eld shall take an early opportunity of renewing this i e , made, was misrepresented to the persons for whose I mi,'ated to the office of Be dchamber Lord to the i rauders were recognised ; but having information • • - . ehject. It appears to us, that Mr. CREEVEY has in P RI N CE interests, and by whose authority, Mr. Citeevre iad Breese, vacant by the resignation of the I that steps were taking for their seizure thefunfor- . st , me measure acknowledged the authority of the i Earl a OaNtoNn. When the division on the Roman , tunately effected ,their escape. The prirpose of this been sent and :deputed to this very meeting. Had it Court of King's Bench, by paying the fine levied ; Catholic Bill shall be published, it will appear that i visit.frem those vindicators of the •rights of neutrals, . been his own concerns that he was en g a g ed u p on, upon him ; and we are much surprised that he did 1 three e t tour near connections of Lord UXBRIDGE, ' was to land the following letter, addressed to Gilbert perhaps he might have cared little for this misrepre. rot resist the payment of it in the first in.lwto have constantly voted for the whole measure of : Stuart Bruce, Esq. his Britannic Majesty's Consul -isentation ; but he was then a clino. for others; and 0 ' relief to the Roman Catholics, voted against the 'General . :tine, instead of appealing to the House of Coin= . - 1 he conceived it his duty . that those persons for whom clause for their eligibility to sit as Members of the April 26, on board the United States private : s_ r.ons, and thereby bring the matter to a decision ; t wo hi • armed schooner General Aritistraug. ,h e acted, should know hisw he conducted himself in oases of ParliaMent on Monday night. e once,. as the SPEAKER might have Issued his man- ' ; The flank companies of 'the three regiments of fro ss in S: l a al7a lla f v . i t ac in capturerl ther. the mai ls Mary Anne , ' their business. Wherefore he published an exact 'ate to reclaim one of its lost Members, which uo Foot Guards, consisting of upwards of 700 men, i coeds,* of iWID lor: t i e leO urwr. ;h il e in e bags mof t ie . it t e h o ut , wweacts shouts - 4 ! report of his speech, in - order that his principals conceive the Marshal of the Kirg's Bench • would have received orders to hold themselves in rectilineal; 1 ,:ewleclivozie,olii ro me r i e r.o"o r , d . 1 w 6 i i ll d b el o i t ve w r i t i l i set w n GT t h h y your payin g .' m i g ht know the truth. If be had not done so; they . not !eve hesitated to comply With as we recollect i for immediate embarkation, under the command of laa hour for your answer mitt the cnith. al """ rter. of would have been deceived by eiror • and that Snot i ... I - -7. . 4 e.- ~. " i assoieee -, ,-- ~ :. . 'av Did - trete • o ented- them from foensiwg a jast fedi.' --- en Honourable Member being withdrawn from • • " lino most obedicut servant, ' .: destines, for the North of Germany. dot prison, who was confined for dfhts amounting I (Signed) !' .1. SMITH." mate of his public services ; they would not hale The following military arrangements are likely to to 2.0 ,0001 ." an d left his creditors in the hitch ! Hull take pi • M • ' knoevai, whether the purposes for which therchose ace .--, ajor-General the Earl of Decuousie, Co Marshal thought proper to refuse Mr. Catevre It • from the 6th Garrison Rotation to the 26th Foot, SAILING Mazcie—A sailing match, by Gentle- , him were answered or not; and whether he deserted liberation, he need °lily have deposited the amount ' rice Lord ELPIIINSTONE, deceased i •;—Major-General i men's pleasure-boats, took place on Monday , the ito be re-chosen by them ,• or not. In, short it ap. of the fi ne until the business was filially determined. ' PAKENIIAM to the Gth West India Regiment, rice t i 24th inst. whic , h afforded a high treat to the specta pears tome, that Mr. CINEVEY has been punished for ' RIMO*I FRASER, deceased ;--Major- General r General Goat .tors. At 11 o clock, A. M. a signal. was made' by 1,-_, • if the Court of King's Bench had the ',osier to exe ' - ' ' - ct . C - od omm ore TAYLOR , from the Cumberland,- . at f , (mil i an act legitimated • .bye those two grand and seer- to the 6th Garrison Battalion, rice Lord rise their discretion in punishing a Member of the, D • Blackwall, when the following boats started:— ' fundamental principles, the freedom - of Election and ALHOUSIE, appointed to the 26th Foot. • House of Commons, they could have passed a sun. IVe are concerned to state, rM.P.a. h t t HAWKER, Atlanta, Capt.SPEDDtNa; Mermaid, G. GyesTort ;St% i Representation, which may be considered as the I • • George, J. G UNSTO sr ; and Produce l w INI .....ETTLEFOLD once of imprisonment, and th ere b y have prevented late a Captain in the 11th Dragoons, has been con- . ; i corner stones of the Constitution; and to punish him b Bach Member (orindeed any larger uutehes) f rog/La t.' fined to his bed for several days with a severe relapse consi d erab l e for such an Ac,t is, in my oleinfon; to iubvert the of his wound. steered their respective boats, in getting to wind- • • tending his duty iellit)ienient ;and as Mr. CREEVEY ' C onstitution of the Government' itself. Now,- lilt The race of preachers inveigh aeainst little vices ward of each other. The bets ran high in favour of . - is at ziries a little refs aelvry in his opposition to the and pass over great crimes in " "silence. In the whole - - ' the Atlanta and St. George, who endeavoured . . to 1 us see what it is that Lady DOUGLAS - has done... ir.ipoiiti,: measuring O)l"litinisters we , have no doubt Vatican there is not a single sermon against war. keep a-head ; the Produce, however, presently She has borne false witness in a case began and pro. • A they would hare bilk.filithly gratified had he beau .A Court-Martial was held at Worcester, on Mon- passed all the boats, and co ntinued to leave them i secuted agreeable to the due course oflustice, haft teat to Newgate ! :' 1 .; day, for the trial of a private of the West 'Local Mi- very. rapidly, and when off Gravesend she was ! not continued. It is no exculpation of Ude' Doug. d R eac h , Gravesen w h en t h e litia, for being absent from the regiment without three miles a-head. I n LAS to say, that the four Commissioners before whom. ! leave; and his sentence was three mouths' imprison. boats began to turn to windward, the wind had in- i•sne swore, quitted the duty.of Magistrates tti as ment in the count 01. creased to a perfect gale, And the spectators in the : a The 3d Hussars y o f the King's German Legion, at I surne the office of Jnd es wronafull In taking vessels who accompanied the race-bortts; entertained . g / 0 .T. present on the coast duty of Kent, are to be cum the most serious alarm for their safety, as the boats 'evidence from her as Magistrates they were correcie pleted to 160 men in each squadron, and daily ex. laboured so much they were in momentary expectation ! although in giving their decision against the Print-evi l . pect to embark at Ramsgate for the North of Ger. of their upsetting; from Gravesend to Long Roach, the . e s Judges, they were not correct, becaese they could many, the transports for their reception being already St. George neared the Produce, hut the wind again not be her Judges. It would he absurd 'to say that assembled in the Downs. A troop of this regiment, freshening, the Produce showed her power, and din. , • they were neither Judges nor Magistrates, for that is from the•easterto district, joined it on Sunday last. • lanced all the boats ; the Mermaid was blown ashore ; • . . The depots of the Ist and 2d Heavy Dragoonslint Grays, to leeward; in Long Reach the St. George i . to, reduce thein•tri nothing ; that is to suppose Awn and the Ist and 2d Hussars of the King's German I was obliged to brail up her sails, and run to leeward ; meddling with' what they had ner bpsiness, whereas Legion, are now on their route for the coast, an d land the Xercury, Capt. JSITLEY, who accompanied the . they acted by authority. They had the King's coot- . will, after the embarkation of the 3d Hussars, be boats, split her• sails to pieces off Woolwich Reach ; mission to' act as Magistrates,' that is, to take such conaolidated m andetationed either at Deal or Rams- ;. the Pr lace" and St. George were near ; . to ,each in i i _ at hi l i . , i as neut. necessary, o ie taken or t• • t If bet, gate.. ~_ 4 other. Mer ihat the Pr o duce left her far astern, end iseeenstilVoore—The county of Cornwall has arrived lira off lhe buoy at Limehogife, at the en. P LI", .. • of a sup osed offence of the reat • rosecutla . p A; I RK been lately gratified by a slait from Alderman Woon. • trance •of the West India Docks, where the race magnitude ; they had no commission to act as Judges. Last week he went to see Crinnis Copper Mine, terminated; the St. George and Atlanta arrived The one was in due course of justice, the °that where he distributed several barrels of porter, and a nearly together. In the evening the Captains of the would not have been so ;—the one agreeable to several boats met at the Globe Tavern ? where the quantity of plum-cake, to upwards of 500 per- . the Constitution, the other would have be con sons, miners and their families. Although, he tra- prize (a handsome silver cup and cover) was presented teary to it. To suppose time Ki `'S CoMmission in. King 'it through the county as privately as possible, to Captain Wm. Nerreseueo, of. the Frodace. • I sufficient authority for the purpfise here stated, weal's' he was, on Lis arrival in most of the principal towns, ' Au account has been received of the arrival of the . be to q uestion the means by which justice in general waited upon by many of the respectable inhabitants, following outward - bound ships at Teneri ff e , on the to thank him for his exertions in behalf of the much- . 11th ult. under convoy of the Dorii and Salcette, is administered. It is by a aim-elor Commission that injured Princess of WALES. A Meeting has been viz.. Minter .Castle, lugh Inglis, Lord Melville, 5 3ustices of the Peace, of •the gimes Bench, Common held at Yowey, and an Address carried, although the Cumberland, yarlly, Hope, Lowther Castk, De- i ---- i . s'leati l * dec. are made ; audit Lady D. had sworn be. Deputy Mayor objected •to call the Meeting. A , ',runes, General Stuart, Sir William Pulteney,! fore any a them. she week' have swore .to the same County' Meeting is expected to be held in a few days. fission, Ocean, and gadded. The LorchEldon and : .. • ..;.• . , authorit., • It is a groseahsurdity, therefore, tosup. A numerous and most respectable Meeting of the , William Pitt, which were left at Madeira e had joined . • . •y • . citizens and inhabitants of Worcester was held at the y ' the ships at Teneriffe, and the whole fleet fare ts ed ee ..'pese that lint of due formality bath prevented her Bell Inn, on the 14th inst. to hear the answer of her I weigh on the 14th of the same me Royal Highness the Princess of WALES to the Ad- . The Russian ships ordered for dress lately presented to her from that city, which ;are those which were taken 'in I was read by the Chairman; ROBERT FELTON, Esq. Convention of Cintra, and not . and received with the warmest approbation:—" I a few months ago from the Baltic, thank you sincerely for this Address. The ancient take. and loyal city of Worcester may be assured of the TEN . T UGUSAND AND FIFTY Po: warm interest which I take 1n its prosperity."—'rhe 4100, being the first Prize above £4O • Rev. WILLIAM FAULKNER, Rector of St. Andrew's, day, sad as such entitled to 1)10,000 ) then nos', and made . the (olloivlng Motion, which Basch, act one Quarter, one Eighth, was unanimously resolved:, teenth -.Shares, at hit truly fdrtunate " That the most cordial Thaliks be given to A. R•DARIes. EIS. Cornhill and 9, Charing-cross for his ready and polite atteedell le preeenting the outgrowths. h ol den I / tory Address to her Royal tHattans the Princess of Wales. by may receive their money , I which the eenthaento a e t aohorreeee entertained by the d i for UNDRAWN Tickets and Shares, of Worseater, of Wow 'Amon. malignant, and are iat 'Drawing, which will be on chaps wise the • ireqat aid 1* of bet *mai ' Dow placed arm the public regards hfratecite."• ... . Riga. Uttar - day, 4th of Julie. . . _. • . l icr isive vies . menial intercourse in prospect on the shores of the :0 Clearalight.as tatem•ve all doubts in our minds : rivet Plate iia consequence of the military I ' _ s.. in water for the Island ; she b r i ngs no news . and The Puma Rgessof give audience yesterditi to Duke of Kvrr, Count MUNSTER, Lords CASTLE. , f , i..tcat and LIVERPOOL. Priuce.s tuAaborrz of lirett.ts took an air• to Broropton yesterday, acr.entpanted by the Lacitess of LEEDS. Viscount MLLYULE held a Naval Levee yesterday at the Adtniralty, which was Mended by Sir PETE PAaaCa, Captains SOME, POPII.III, •SeraraLAND l !Nun.% D, HARRIS, and,. *umber of others. Captain TROMAS ELYMINOTONE was yesterday ap. Pointed to the command of the .Dahlia, now lying*. Plymouth. ' It was ru moure d yes t er d ay , th at t a v i cei had been' received from Harnburgh; of a recent date, to the ; , arport, that - the French had at length agreed to the Daum occupying that city for the present. Mr. Canvey, in the House of Commons last bi:;ht, fi xed upon this d a y week to bring forward a !notion on the subject of his late convictiots . and sen tence for a libel in the Court of King's Bench. • Last night, in the House of Lords, the Duke of Noarota gave notice that he would, on Monday, Present a Bill to alter the Test Act, in respect to the oaths of Romeo Catholics, for the purpose of ren dering it applicable to Irish Catholics When lu this toitatry. The number of signatures already affixed to the address to her Royal Highness the Princess of WA Lu, by the Ladies of Beaten and its neighbour. hoed, amounts to about 400. Such Ladies a have subscribed th e i r name, to and have otherwis s e en couraged this expressiou of female sympathy and c ongratulation, will, we doubt not, be pleased to bear that the example whieh they have thus set to the British fair has been much commended in other Plates, and that their address to her Royal Highness 4n the peculiarity of her situation, copied from this Piper, has been extensively circulated with the en comiums it deserves.—(llorloss Gazette.) The two junior brothers of the Emperor A Lex s4asst, viz. the Grand Duke Ntenouu and the Crand Leuke MicilitEL ) are about to pay a visit`to this country. Mr. Surrarza, the King's Messeager, was sent off "lth dispatches, on Sunday, to the head-quarters Of the Allied Army. . 11 ~'•`'~.. • . '4"* .' - ^ 7. • :- ...:.-1. , , . . • • • ~i , • • 'I'IiE srAiIigSMAN. . ..' - . • . . ~ . . ... , . .4 ay a tasacl_r_hich Igt PoPP, #7 7 " °P.. etP . ..:. --- ,'... 4. Tf l s 44 * N O!' P . - •• the - -- •sw '''' ' 4* *.".l -- "Ml' " G'P'ls „ , 6 f &larch, we hare private mitioes, re : * - whio6 , mil . - • ~arm s.., .- "'" " »:µ.. s ---- - • : -.: :' . . ''' : Dilowing'are eztlactst-46 ) . . t'ititirk le Anivad billiiiest vs" . ''- ' .....-r . ' Branco Arita% Fan. 27.—0 n MI **alt. was Inailtdthek al Pe rit al _t ell • ' ' 7 7 -.. • . itist;ii of the Rep i tse „,„ifi es • u tegkok s i set r ib i blets , w h o i . , a i h .Ti ' nit s *t i l4 „ .4llolt . .trenspert, from Fauteuil i.: ~§ _ _-:te"Pi , l l ..ti a .. .. _limp ef ,wer, with 11c. C 06,0 .. -Ina - 9‘..-It I s hal naisedlauneiliately the supremo/ tabor, NW are expected to l i f k . ___ L ___. . • Itablidt 1 Constitution wiembilstmat• et - Ma Mined Mato or rim . 70 - -glis alsoitea strip Pirateschaa ' 4 "" "Om "Pre Limits. • - made the 1 d er the tinny for, the Dowr to gee' *tiepins to pe , .. _ -MORO s.—The GOWN , bad deeeenti thet et tbs Eseeatire under yds ~ •. ' [Sands of a per. lavernment should remain, pro taniteleo ll lllo‘Ntrif gays after- PLYMa92II 9 MA 1r 25.-e-Arrived the American .4 1 6 11 - whe it h ei rare proclaimed the new ExecatlveAstpreitto, seisms N. R. schooner. privateer Paul Jolie t , Tayitir, Commander, ' K a n , 0 ,, i s ein a te - _ • . . • • eitNkvEY AGAIN ratlent. • oymili to View die nsapnee inwhlell • • tire s 014.149ta seiih s '44* ofk end - abk016..e..105 'tire ,hav got ii.biladigfroupt her lief it,' that . this as per. . . litind, alaYte'ra trot;* use the batiste and trhi • • possible; Oat . .ii 11 ith may be the manner ie which ty are usati. If we !apple " glorious uncerldinty",-i( nd strikei at vandno, inched, and woiedinifinno , - e repiesentation weekly:eat - • hen, indeed, there would be • selection of ibtse. emblems. - Lys, that— • : • e looko v'er erinfesi . •• • enee smnetinies, • ' • - iverloeking are the itrfiemi. Fis addicted, truly, Sir, I • pie should have reported her' • e in her visual organs. :rhe ;, and perhaps she has con* ; ,and is now obliged to eyes, .and to dispenii,erith fisted among our ancistors i • own to contain falsOstiod ;ood Lady cares not a stnite • false. Well, Sir, I leave it ter to such of them as have Incite these incongruities.— )f second sight which leaves d to such I should like all° of the following Problem : • that Lady DouocAs should - the law, and that it shoUld CREEVEY ?—This, I confess, •ange and unacconnfilble,— r done ? He has p.thlished a • 0. nom item VWV iiillign 1-----. -- - - "- -- - e meth. • l oath from becwaing perjury. And for this great /. $ l , raale at Portsmouth,. erimeAlaitut latio, tlle justice of the country, the the Tagurondeethe Kure, and**.Priecesa!of \YALE:, she remains en. t those -which arrived • - - i h . 1 .• - , _ i _ .pQn l el / • - . '' ..i:'. .: . Itic t as stated by 'mar l Ne i t ate tiny two i ii*.taio, stated, as I aaa. '? . 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