The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-08 00:00:00

o rec i i gt their Ottreysi.iftet the Other Belligendit 1.4 have r.c , 4 4ed theis „ •1 bus we luny caleitate int a free tiTate with yo anti] of Meetitie of Crotigtets, unless France ihnuld revoke Ler Decrees. and Great Wahl should thereafter retase tri do , e „one hatoie that event. taiterei s will dui toeet again N.lveasber itett." yt settee by the Gottenlswrifibtaii were delivet. ell yesterday, and are to the teceut dtie of Snn. Jo la s e; 13y these communications it does not a ppear that any counter-revolution had been et. f t eckl, or that the local circumstances of the death of the Prince of AVOUSTENOUROSI were correctly statpd in the Swedish Journals. It is true, that xviirehensions were felt for the repose of the coun try in its prepack ezttaorditiary situation. The fillOWillir aro entracte from our letters, ihe,last of v!tich adverts to a' Matter of considerable import. sort to the traders connected with the United States. • "(inyrr(llvaCif, 311 NE 2.—TheSwedish Ambamadorati. r 4 v 4 41 In i night, and after payipg his respects to the Ar proceeded to thi44 place. " The Priner A tmosvnt4lll.7lGß, who wink) have sweet& ei to the Crown on the &tenth Of the Kiog, was killed a few 11.1%s airti by a fall from bis horse, Ott returning frosts review of some of Isis tmops ne:tr 11ehinaburg." " Got ti.vsonott, Alva I.—" I have just heard from coperthageu, that woo of the Americans that have been car r.ed in theft, are allowed to hare Noy communication with the shore, wily with tbdtaptors. This has a very unpleasamt apprarasKi; ntihough nut ietai prize at the time of capture, we feArthe French decree may by put io force ago t ot t t h em , sad tile) , 'goy be confiscated." it is stAtt:,l iu sotric of the Evening Paper!, on I y e authority of a letter from Harwich, where hum Rotterdam are said to have arrived, Oat Louts Bo /APARTe and his wife had left Hut. Lind, ha t ing abdicated the Throne of that cost?. vy, the incorporation of which with Fiance was 'wk./ apitt expected. A port. letter, we know front experience, is very doubtful authority ; but intro is, we apprehend, no question that a consi. &table degree of confuliion exists at this time in $411.111(1. - S • . • WE have also reeeived lettere from Oiteted, tif ele nine date, from which it appears, :that. a . m.:, vessels WTI:IS their proper liecUcult 3 ,. IMO about to put to sea without the least restriction, etch ship haring on board a cargo, of • corn.— nese letters a;se affirm, t h at it ' ' hid been, offi.. early ahnouseeti, that Sunattapta'sConsort was, pregnant. . • . Mr. FAGAN, a Gentleman of Irish extraction, formerly an Officer of the Irish Brigade, Wise' fait week in London, charged with a special if:mantis. sine from the French Government. He was sent for to his country-house, near Paris, avid sent off with the utmost secrecy and expedition. When in Londtin he kept himself ineog. and only saw his own near relations, and the Marquis Wetly. Lry. We do not pretend to account for . the motive of his journey. • WE understand that the whole business of : ote, exchange of piisoners, to which Lord lior.zant, so very troperly directed the att ention of ilk iper. vants of the Crown, is finally • arrangoilltintlinea the Commissioners of the two countries,, nd wafer, only for the fiat of NAror.r.ow. Tbc,,rociffq those who were detained in France at the coal. mencement of hostilities, is provided for in Ito v, • iN2SCUI negociation. A • t•:* iii CAPTAIN FOSKETT'S case was, last night,, gain . brought before the HOOKE, by Mr. Taimc i t.Tom, and we must say. the Honourable tlember' urged. the necessity of the House entertaining the awn. plaint, anti providing a due redresi for Captain, Fosicres grievances, in a manly and mummer: able argument. lie stated the grounds of cum. plaint against thu Duke of Cuuncnt.ANn to-be three—the first, of which was am attempt to foreCh unior officer toter the head of Captain FOSKETT : the second, detaining him at home when the ic. giment was °Muted. on• fuseign service; auft the third was, •the'.;acfuaal to Nov of regular leave of isissigusi:-. Ate* itonoerable Member Made oat alit. . case 'most • perfectly ; and defended Captain Fosaatr front the ellumnies invent. ed to cover the House' from the shame of shrinking, from investigation into a must im. Portant Complaint, and sobstantially. Omit% re. dies of flagrant grievances. lie tr ry properly concluded by p using a Resole of censure on tie Ccant N DAP CHICF, andginfeing an Address to his M4esty, acquainting blo i lor 'the refusal of the Coautiauder in Chief to transmit Capt. Fos. Korea Memorial, and prayin7 his Majesty to order att. engoiryinto all the cirettinstannes of the case. is h not to ba forgotten, in this case, that Capt. .FOSEETT had no way open for redress but throb the [loosen( Commols. That Officer hail drawn up a Memorial to his MAJESTY, but the Commander in Chief, in defiance of a positive law, refused to present it. Capt. FOSELTT, therefore, could not get to the Throne—that Throne which be actu.t . ally was employing much of his fortune, as well as Intruding his life in defending—without the tia: rerference of the Commons. The proposition of Mr. LyTTELTON was a moderate, as well as just proposition—it consisted of two parts, a censure, on the Commander in Chloe fur a breach of: law. •• - . • :I 1i t 1•441 ~- at the expert= of all „ti...,esinr... , 'chased th e secret of Mr: Airost.o's iurcutitin, - fur . .. .156,000 florins. . .. • We have. authority' to.4fito; ilidlita *IND: 11A m before he ribmittell id tlityoperattnto, 'cuts . suited ' six emincflt Surf/ionic ere; of whom, in. i chiding Mr. Curio, Weioof' opinion, that it was necessary . , in order to Ureteric his life ; and the • nature of the tumour wan found to be Such as to justify their decision. - • 1 Accounts from America (Sale m), s tatin g that two Banking-houses had stopped-mated, have been receivud.in tows. .Eightcon or nineteen met? cantile houses have likewise beta . ..1144 '1 1 4 14 4- vent, in consequent.; .uf Or Mete . of c,... L ommeeeist relations between Engfald *aid the UnitenStett* The 23d Light Diagoomit ar ilig returned home, at a time when other..regoilen4 are going out to Portugal, it is but justice tilklktesintent to •inaart the following Ertrat.t , ,of* lord iWaikLuicqote'• • • .~ . i' .: YJ` ~. , ~~d~ • • • • • , -...--... . . ~_•,-7-—.--.--..- and ati Addiell to . bit MAJOISTIN praying bite 1,0,-',.;:i - -• order an inquiry into au the eircamstances tit .tite.. tGIIT lIOK Notool, liitße 1 IL. cue. And why was the latter part of this . ." . i' . - •41 1 / 8 ;;-.' ~ • • apio vi. ' ~) (1 proposition to be resisted, even if. the first Si " W be tbet thi.°. i letter altilail•ja,_triile spun were declined out of tender . neu to the Cain . ' your notice is. niiinipiirtalit. •Vbeitt•tint Olio Simi* mender in.. :Chief ? Let the . House, . in its to imagine, that yoU'itilft, eonfideF,die to be, a tenderness to Nile, - judge of the ex pedicoci : Zt: , • your ecindu et ; .rtee . ice, if not mercy, to others ! Whryemelagli'beth?"tt Haute _ eager shall I knelt the cousisicnevioLikkkiericwr hi for disgrace, and iteedy `or - leritlinot ? suspecting, that you could be hilluenced by ' any It has enough of .both aus.and:the otheri on its motives of integrityor frotsehrt Illsibris theisb, hull ; and why will it accumulate wrongs on it. he I arraign , you. The rirvathrit of the divinity': self ? We have 'helm, when this subject watt*. is intimately coWiecitd 'Ali . ytiiii:ebillimiiatitib.' fore the House in the gut instance , that the Army If be tree ' that, Ilike."91111411411"f" r "i ' eculior right, to. come to that Hens. with ' has a.p appearance we! umbstala Us tha Asti 3. that / grievance', because' from the nature Of its con. eve : Y ! rale l l e „ et ,„,i i " v°4 l , • ,, 'Y'° „l A . l94.llw i t _ < whiblii .,, i i74l -t_o" 'Siase structiun, it hi liable to tyranny from ottlerquar. - ' m Pl e "'! - I . -7o t hat ; r im ;b p ' etibve;;lini terc-Anving - :Sewn the right et. the Army' to of Per " berti" ; that ci" ' *air "' 411161 Petition, and to be . heid e liet; p i gtteinnece tainted and' withered t sway ftruo:tha_•contatglots redressed, • we 'need briec‘ igotsO..p i o /eith e r • we of your ItMisphefe; that) the - very sedillooof need hot have answered the idle argentents l ite. life have s° 44n t ed.16 °...e e4 : Yeet idill/ t ..f eVee wi i Sheeting filling the table with petitions from the u ter leave sc ii tcel 4 a t l i -t r * * st de ll i !" %6 P an s for; our. prese Army, 'and inviting tilt the Ainly to 4 come 'to that rTntiOn. rif these bp teeth: at is tO., House with grievances, end •thereby exciting IV. e re/ent . the ejeevaliba of the ansattly; Mtn Mast. subordiaatioo i n th e A ney‘., * O, soks j it h ii p ifig you at once ? .fact uurteepholate rank conduct: i passed by all' that; bit* itte.ll4llWall iver; _ tbel '1 . 4 that (ask I deilitatO my * ifitsputitk i rt gi r' whole,. by showing,- Isi."Tliet Wo Wititittotte 'good well nicatit, and, kirliprieved' Af sfi Alt ' " shalt, be contio ued ic .. I : fahait age r . u- d Y w - elt c Ol#A 4l 7 l? th i e . get on to the Table, if tiest'' . . WerV i sat r •grievanCei . in - if there were; they ought to merits of yam. asidestry. Their liredablieosertleani it* , Army: and Oil, teem to have screened their'ehildritrfront ilitelnta of all tho find their way tio: that Dancing:qv . people's grievances, and Path to the' redress -of racy .; 0 41 . 4 e!c . nti lieu, ..Ski 4 . l will ,be 04 ° 574: guard of posterity. Neither shalif iat i lle'lgett.iti, r,hli their ,wrongs. "Hut Ctentriehiatrugirbluti piety and - blooming promises ~ of yews, buYiSiti „dors on the old tide t. 'Sind the 'f o sse , tlOnk. in him a very ably Statesitianoras well as an days ; the more sacred i fet t etilitlif yiser mildhood ;" ii,coomplished soldiet, moralist° that ssall this nor yet the,. medest Merit whiat`raiseiVytit t ‘ to fife' office of Attorney-Oeneral. 4 l :pf milt! hairs Ir 'nonsense, and that Captain FusKETT has neither time nor inclination fur pleasent9l- t Pass. lsosivetz hell used, and that noboity lies done him any wrong sit all !..4itr. ,Wurvnatto d' 'tied at once tolhe first act in your Legiststivo capa. city. And here i tretdble . with indignatithi, *Mk (coin this determination; with his usual clear and the first Law Oilii,Tr,ot the Crown prouotincVs a tamely understinding. lic vindicated Captain Fos- Contradiction to justice. ' ETT ITOIO Soul attacks, andies'ery Whr rues , ort in . . ,•::ro3 K • . In July 1804, npon a motion of Mr- WUXI'. sad olitnf,that Hoese, will du the same. . . BREAD, that "the' e ended of btr. , llorkii the !. Our Readers will, in another column' see the " Lord Ad' ,o atP 'of S'Cuttand;' - itit ill , Prcssive, , Resolutions,of a Meeting at C ol E ar s /ix. , :„w ik ,, s i l aii. -illegal, and contrary to 'his irtifitaiional dlitieti;" gist .the.Proceediegs4o.morrow.. •r' , ' ` the House of Commons, . 'yeti your . sliggestiOn; . i dropped the con ideration a so 'heinous' a charge, Sic:39oFr CALnua 'is appointed COmmarider and passed to the Ovier 'of able Day. Nothing ..,, in Chgt llrluth. ' • , could equal the turOthde h itf t the crime,, but the ' Tint sa'y's htilletib respecttm .410 iliuke of impudiincii with whifh . ....l4Sen confcssed. • - • CustusaL4ro is as f0110w517 7 . 3 . i .. ~ . : The44ORD,A wirockvi i ,. fired written ,a letter to. His Royal Higbee& the Dokii.4 csisnns.stio hips had a very regless night; but is out Iroise.* asi material respect the &Miry SuasTl4lol 4 l , Of fiatntrohire, stating,. tu-da. • . • . • :..., :P. ; "1 . that "' Weill:: . t . siti , lfliaod,l .. eetivnet= . * eif Weyer, 1 1 Btli Jose, I°. o'clock. •.. lIIE/PCIE 11/11610RD, • ' . • . prEItARD ItiONIF .T . . tt poslifle menn! ; ti'e'r he Wash/ b e int . p . risonei . Sir Hans? HALSOIID *slop on Tuesday night " upon the fillst .ionding of 4 • Frenchman • and I ' Llwith the Princess Astiipa, end,roturned to Lon- ir that / * g e m . 0u . i . 4 . d0 au, in hi ,. ... poso .. r ' that h i' m i . . 011 early on Wedneiday morning, leaving Dr. g g • '. 1 . ,I N g g L. ,Pose iodine atteedance upon bar Royal High. 413" 8 "C " " re , CCo4 ' '' ... C8411"."46" P P" neil,- - .7 1 1 1 116 Phisiriaris give eepsejfepas that go is es as _ FrOP4rIS . 11 sat althr" b.!! dostroifed,. out of danger. Her. Iliksenaht,. end the Perm: " 'either kg, the ,etstypy er, 44* 'Xiget„tceips." moms, , upon their.arrivol at, Windsor, on Wed. 'phis tr0n5.4001,,, yaw. , .'Sir e dared, le je't'ty! nesday, from London, vilified the Princess Aim'. , ..,..., . ,„. era .. da tha n • e „ 1 , .„,_ us', anti remained with her upweide of au hour. ; nois e uy a "' -15. ,7 ° '''" "- 7'7 -- "'''`Y"' '',-,.".• n. -- . Hii MAJEiTT ;Iso, = m ils arrival , front London,. Proiligaciatieti loar . notieth antt simittlirti on Wednesday, rema - .witb li ter Royal high. your felicity of se l ection . It Waa a brilllo4 . .an- . ness a considerable ilins;'.' . , . nounceinfot of the prineigite of .ytigg•lffi . .e;. • , The • Yesterday morning, his 11(4teseTi trincesses constant sins of your palliest career Ma ,iiteentto AtIOnSTA, aria SuPtslA. took •their usual ride on horseback. in Windsor Pack, aril • .4feertiards fish.. vilify both King, Lords, alid.Cononresti . rad upon ed the Princess AKELIAr ' , • their ruins to erect a utloittous iniikolidipi - te In cosiaegamace of the apartments of the Du ED destroy the Constitutio n , 'and ride:tiiiiinfhe Ciiiiii*.', l end Sass,r.te being shewn fora few. days, numbers Yon next inveigled the 'louse Ottommons into a arise a eolindiirsble dtstance (torn the country, 'sense se: ifdr as Salisbury, to see them. ..In the , • • war with' their Conitititents.--iThee Lords. closet. Army 4 1 Wednesday there were supposed to be lunll escape you. i r uP, ll.ll Ta ,beren, „cb,ttrls: between ,)3 , And 3 ci,opo `peoPl9,,opiilied fo r ad. from the cry that made yors ; Mitsifter, .en#4,thretigif [dattisiori:. .• . . 7 . ' • ' , your conduct towards the Duke 0C.119135, • YROI. W,c l i re r . w ... itb i.* l .lcin eli 'regret . , that th . e,verl ... erable hero, Leon, !it. V INENNT, IS e‘trefflely 111 ; 1104 degraded the Paritiment' by.a Vote contrary .to that cionsithrrable.dousbts are entertaiped of Ms re. evidence ; and degraded the ,Kt:irtentoy • !bile: ' • diming his Sen. ?rte. harp irr3fated the Pep covery. ~ - , Yesterday the Waniirenary Meeting of ihe Cha. plc by a subversion ot :their : righli ;' anal We ritY Children in bintioli and its dickens,- took e re to s e c t h e s eEnt ace 4,,,th er .Moualt et , Come place-at St. Paul's Cathedra{,, upon whiebocca. " skin, it is supposed, about twelve thousand -chit. teen's, as a criad.iod : itlo7. tit &ck. z.Yo4.:ka tie essimbled. Tho Bishop of NOE/KICK preach. not only trafficked' bur RePsnisall'ill*;A'bet,' ccl the Sermon. insulted bs b y . (1 19 !IY."`T#li A.. thfilii ,Pgrl it.'ll. Mr. ANGELO, II neat, of tbn frontiers of Ant. Tice, 'would be ilLteepsidint with,., yeiie:,4 1 1.... , tria, has succeeded in. preparing-ti,ta wool from`vi. rious Antis, never before-used for that purpose, • ~i .•', ' . . • You would'hace her known dadireineatodelec bow own !lake. .1 our in s ..i-miiwielty, Midi tbu'oUn'tt i tr ie atilt of which a cansiderablenuinber.grow sponta. lieth nenufly,Oithout theslightest Coltiiation.-Though failure of one excrtrutif l ttr tniniti .;leetiNti this wool is' not a complete substitute foe foreign they would have erinaticindafiy either to tfiifOclj. cotton, it, however, produces . a stronger three!, • . r ot ,. i n pu bli c mefti .ignitrliggq irl iiltii, plit i KKl.l.t fo: , 1,..1,ich is particselarlrfine, and 'fit for any kind Of ......, talents scarcely lesteCitaltoit ilmovriut iatitoseity, • 'woven stuff:;. The :mperer F e • iseic, 'alta r b e ing • .., . ' Sir Thou li withoot N. - - the ellowitnents, has poi._ Look at'ill bil Ybni . ~ . , _._ ll .i. -..-dia ' it Amor- ''' , I r. Fir/Vie , 7:771....................71..........;- 1 ~ 1 . - ' 7-- ..'.': 114 r-a ' Mfg ttlaitzfee: ... . • • itipoyin if iumi4.—Smeatthe Ciiiidieiiii 01 TS eiii s 4o ilre *osii.iii: - . . - ..'. -tiriiing,the . Crocish brii .4.46ttoin i crone: 0114 geitn out of .bhetAtitkimia ;;Ctioried id the Sound, the Spanish. frigate ihhi:e.itia ! site 114. fj 4 board fronill1 0 0 1 ) iti2o,ood stand Of tirrai in:: / lilt l i. 9ther *Nth ark,ahoidesho of atniiiinitinu j i With ...• hitirghe ill Careaall to sell; ill. a day. or ton, tor ware' the. tistr of the. Patriots in Gstii&a: • . '" l rfib 'Aid& 1 rirpiileiste, and Nfrus f rigitiii; (Mi* tub twin osc(, at #uitainsrutb,, ;re eri Ottlassiorillst :EAU Ladle', anti itte stated that Ad. ritirhi Katt will - Moist -hie gag An board one of theil. This stlutttrdu is lw' 'A to rid the 'tidiest §eo of the tuel--" - • ' ......... • ' "'ltio......otriiit, joie 7.--:-Sailed the Outirarti: ; Ind East Indi* convoy, consisting of fiche; . it •' • . • the • • . 'Pike, Spencer; Larkin; Monarth, LOrd . Keith; skid Baratta, under protection 'of iiii ' lterita frL. , te, Capt. Sayer. : ‘ • L.X Arrivisil - dill 'Donegal, Capt. MalcOldi I fin d win, liastar frigate from the coast or France. ` '1 s ' . : l / 1 11died • the Oboran f 16, Captain' Mirray w .fek 'fl* Doing. - . • .—. —. . . R A.V E4ND, jUNIR . 7.:.o..A111411131 the:Ceres, cotton, from the tenth Seas. Sided tha Corgii; i • ; -Aloticrief, for Cinitco4 . • • • .. . - - . ...... . . ' Dent, Just 7.—Saileti . his Majattrs . Ship ...c: ' Royalist with a convoy for Portsmouth.' t_ -W Z - WILLIAM Ritii4RDSON, ESQ. M. P. ' FOR AiRM4GII. .. . , _ „: it, Iv ear* very flat[ te give air. tticni ibIiMPIIII art opportunity of setting himself right ..vaitir . :hia 'Countrymen ; anti! Vire 411* 144 &inlet tio l bettar n than permit hits to itplain is his own ,w opt!. I, Irlisoil, use hope; Pfs.(ew such Represintetivto, • ;•?a. 1 Tc 4 Tun EIIi r TOH;OF THE STATEaNIAN: .....'; I MR, . -. .i. . . Bath, June 6th. , • Having seen my oauskomittetAliour Paper of yeiterday, ilk. the list Or ifi"Zafri.WeMrs who gated . .. against hlr. ditArlAstett Motion on ,the e f iltrolid .." . (ideation, on Friday, the Ist inst. lam ter beat that you will be pleased, n ay soon .as possible, to . CarreCt the mistake, as I should bo cktreavely sorry my Constitue; ttstion4d think I was ' ot optetittlt td ~ .oppose that motion, whiCh, upon my hoauturi*Aa .. •,' ; . time case. I am, Sir, • . .. - Your most humble Servant, . . .. ... . . ~ WIJ. HICHARDSOII4, - • • ',..' . ~,,T.L 11 1..P. Cn. of Ansnigtt, Iredo& , • :'•. • . ;, ) TO EDWAR D COL t EBATCH. 1414.. , :t• • • : Chairman at the Meeting of Master Carpenters. litrownlanc - , ..., Aoebnc Tavern. Slit,--Tiavinehad the Honour of leyhtir lAtltaeh. ' - . ," • the Trade the veciiimi of ye* leetrel gee** 9a t 1... • ~,,,,, • . ,„ 7, z kb intaintrechich yaw so very pillk4y favoured us wl.n, %,. •-. "I. ere inorwied by acute . .lely cannot nee,.•l :.‘ i • t - 4 ., r* ~a Proilitr 'le b kiwi tvafivr, %AO "e , *thick I bear iwe CeedructreTs G - Weeld plere the l'radt • Xia.ntitth *woo sissietba they were in eireviees wit the .pr.e4 .• ~..1,,..,.....,..., . Mt- indenter theirjew MN wrowsery Petition ; and ttlo Inure , it vales fbny entnidtwit to net or Sot Awe than 60 Mama ' • piling nt that filectiog. Arad we belLdeve to etwrve, so , . ••••••r With 'here &en to' Esr W RKM EN , nevelt Vents • 'BY ORD ER OF THE TRADE. 1610. - 1 . • 1 ' 1-4 ' ~{ • V tAJV ENTR. • - •• AT a very aulietutiv rttNETING of th. - IX. HABITANTS' NOUSEIIOI•DERS, and ELEC TORS of this CITY, held at the County Hall, the Sta of June, 1810, pursuant to public Notice, to toke into el/aside- cajun the alarmint State of the Nation, the extraordinary Power recently esenitid by the House of Comanes,audaw. perfect Representatiou of the People hi Parthumwt, Mr. PLAYIM inlhe Chair; . 1 ' - .• After many exceliew observations and remarks ea tie pros priety of the Meeting, by several Gentlemen, the followlag , : , • ' : ttcsolutions were unanimously agreed to:— • ...• • - •I.—That it appears to this Electing, the undnabsal • _ . •.' . and imperious duty of the people , w henever their . , , . prosperity, and liberties are endangered, to assemble hip tic, and declare their apiolz thereat!. Y.—',Chati this Meeting not roadside te the distressing change they have Rammed in theii native land, within the - last new years, without Reling themselves called apt*, lepro; tort against a longer perseveraoce in measures, which End biought the century from a pre-eminent rank among:the on, Lion sof Europe, to the must alarming state qt calamity unit danger. , 9 —That while we depreatte, as railous and unable, the system which bus produced this woeful change--rwhith AN hinted the arms of almost every foreiti t s Power soiled so & Rad hits led to the establiahavent of an• "Wong hilt . or .Taxution, that deprives the people of ' 1 ; Meats, and prevents their just complaints from ear .of their Sovereign, we feel it our duty to 'against the extraordinary assumption of power, receetty eaw elied by the House , of Conntima, io imprisoning two of est fellow subjdbr, without allowing them a fair trial by A Joi l ,or their Peers. . that Ire '4.—We declare before God s o d ou r countr y , ascribe all our calamities and disgraces to the imperfect tte getentatiou of the People in Parliament. We hayeahrereess • the same son of majorities, as if t bed . . hearts! diatom tied destructive espeditionsLotto w and fighting tdipis ths; and we betieve is oidi l e ve thi•iloitatey bosh ilipsWilieg ru , but a Nrlismeatari . ' fens. 5. That the late. sejectkin - of . Mr. Brand's Miele°, le lin peuve the Repressatatidit of the Country,. ik ais Additional ' vent of the- - -of our earnest aaapefieveriat endea vours' "‘ Object. . .... made 1 •••• ME s, 7 db- . `. ,* . Kir i .. el ii 0 lags, aousolt your feats t . . hi/5, Lts. l3 el it. too b ta i n t nec r it z,,, 0 i „,,,.. 13 :- iI. raira - l'.. itl VtAtiiii= •SW ' I II IkattirieSeeltatceutly 1.... -b, • • Cyst*, 4Aspfs- Peet 1 , the A ofolue wee :-7,...-n - : .. i ~• • • I P , ~-,,, 401 Nag Prig Costitsdier, , calling the Friends to Reform—' • a ery of bigotry itlapholl. : ti: *Pee% therAtir; 49 , .41s,i, Arite o mpliblet.dir 4 o s e re* ::,(..zw gr irak ij l e I:41; , , cornpasiiou, when I ilabeht-youltileei.k.. • . 1 by: ill'eseerfiro ea7teeelees:praitistere. a...rev ;4061 it ~ retreat. ~Retire I ftiott,i` itbSertattee;. t *WPC' 11"leelei t inr ei sahkct‘'' ' '' s - ' ! --- 1 - - - -- -- - • : ._ • - ' ' • • ..,` fio con i di i . asb ln ieue ,1J nittiaTuatifeepreseßmE,tEnhe i ra do :l o.* Ltitial impi ati o 4. 14i1 ; - A hear!, lib,* yours -"I, ,„.,41 .., ..t • tt --;---- " v • a hi' gems • • i• L-",— c iti earoi MADE, T, splice , / retruspectirms of your ; i ris eAd‘i 4 i tgi"...Pe .. . & ,srhat Ire Thanks of this Mr! wed** tpaut re ' . tr±_,PETEß_SL.._ooltoriat.itameeri r i " w eir WINO of a great Natt'ort' ruined: ti leeei.egerliss o & --, 4 4 1 1 ,1 t _t_ • . . - Though 'tiler: (dent ' s foto' kW 101; ~ riir.ihblill Tuilli.gbetaabe_o2Fioarta the aert rtbro ef Fiesecc sod op e reirit whic . .. ~, net be entirely di4rl7.4A.Alr..„l,akiagWiti:.ol74l4ll4.lo4het ii.. 6.. didezditetu g Amideot t bei 4 ....y il I. ...r.0.4 . .. . s ups. year abyridiao ) ,4*4 l In Xgr . i jk. . :, ! has aces toankatiasare• • . the healeatillaWertiag ea doe to the Rigid 1' 4k7iillilliiigiiiillillii*' -."t. fits — . i r ard Ettfilair his epleediti ars voionwerabie at . sesalv, A As. -, ~ ' Pet V a viDdice-rdel f be hvg itw e Law ta: f d l a h :t ia r dn.r d % P itt.— MI the ? e t ire al are a 0 . . • •-roa 1 ..._.. . ..... 2 , L • ' routines', lard _Coastal's, Sir 4t ItoutLi.T, Km. iv VOW= VIAILDL IL Wiserasithe. Oro tkaeral-itafaNse Th e D e vito Ayer e der yetwre.a7 wa 94 / 1 ,„, - e, p As . W. 4.. 111 *DOCKS, INI:, IL . •ous Ew Roe. and fashion, it bfil% • t.. .4 g ri t V !!" -:d4tt i : •' a " 11 . : -. 01114 !Mt gig. ma *Jai gir awe • 9re ttienes le Ream. Scene teal altogether ph4oreegite , e kb ittifal. .matives of tee bileiges who ace At . .‘k}fg the .4 0 44 . , !i t 'd f re. l i tr i rtat .Pblerriiit. llOp issea lLl4 Esq. o. lit ti l mo lLl,.W pared Stake , 4 000;004 rostßinbeistrlewAimeses 400 w ree4), role us b .71b, and filMa, Sit 1p- owde mow( 'ablates lad dial OM be *Ow teir '' .* ' seciki bong la ttlecit' ,- . •• ._ . • : . -s .-• ...., - . 1r: . , , .. . , . , . . . . .. . . 1... . . rb Orders, dated ... . .. . " ** rad„Ps. Ott - St. lOW 6‘ The Coastaander of the Forces canal* alhof li t he 134 Regioseut of Light llragootti to spilt the Army. pressing his eoseera upon lo.iti: theirlsetvices. 7410 win lies, kashmir., w hick tiiey sustal6W la a matt vtilast awl 'caddis' eltarge.,iii the - Battle of il'olavera, low riltileted it delayattlethat they plink hare ail opparitailty toy entail the frossaader of thotForces how , WA .11110; maw iwe will elapse. they itilkbe in foU streodis; kod ll Ilayo sh ' oPPonalStiti of 4thliirithall( thealltivete . " ~ . 1 . • . scene way nosarly...--- • At half past use the herseakif pared to tar t for the Devby f. foe Opp.,olgitfalter pst.. Slb. The owaVr of the scc 100 p. , •• - Doke of Graftop's L 4q' ard Folev's do. v. 1)407 Woliteises c, fAcjisto2 BsY. hag. an re , ari ts gTbatir*C:-Eaenta, by bis lavas:fiat wadies le p I -clot, Ms day, b . emit's! to TlmuNks et this !Seelig'. 13.--Tbitt tle tetgerieg Resoisdoesbe athosibgiVW Tps 5U11 1 .,A51.. °14 9" eli r o gr efaki. - _ bi! MX fl#lll-144 Casitiont e ..~.. I 41&. • I c ; • -. • i •