The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-18 00:00:00

peters,of war tq :hey sent the destractitioaf our eviomy'b forces to he to great aito disabie him from ever wielding the sword again to 'our annoyance, or to that of our Allies: 11T/,w, although we agree in a great part of the pre of the case made out by the ailvocates for an .eatarnsinating war, yet we draw a very different con •Clusion from them. We consider the wonderful body :of armed force lately led forward by its confident 'Commander to the heart of Rassia as mangled to plpcio;. so as, in as far as relates to its own intrinsic power, incapable of uniting-again to any hostile effect whatever. But what of this ? Is the object of the Cahiset of Great Britain, in this terrible war, accoms plished in such an event, fortunate enough as it is ? Has tint . ostensible oe lost his reputation as a soldier, . s a captain, a . generalissimc. ; in short, as a military "Sovereign, who no longer possesses the confidence ;.of a . people, who are so susceptible and tractable, as beioodeeither a band of warriors, or a band of Saysiciaali 1. If that part of 'his character which has ixt , titleil tile trouts Of a vain, a proud nation, so far , beyond their* . fliers and thelofty.moutitains, till his time &emelt inaccessible, and 'which may be considered its natural boundaries; then do we bes*atv too mach pains in reperusing the wordy Bulletins of oar Allies, and- oaste our time in cast ing ,Ip the numher of the captives and slain, which, accottlii g to these aritlimeticiaus, make the frikc tional parts ten times more than the gross sum s with a hie.) they set out !! In short, is England come to that - lalcholy and . miserable pitch, as to lookio There is a great dell of specolation, or rather of conversation, in the city, upon the nature of the pro position of Lord WELLisorox to the Spanish Re gency. The-subject matter which dictated the con- Rua or Powrav4,4l4--Thepobiinaincin the me tropolis were on Friday,informed ba j ewers, that it was their intentiod to,. makiiiiiimtber advance •-• :a eleven jesty's ships Bermuda, Shamrock, and El gins FALMOUTH, JAN 15.—N0 arrivals for two days. Salted the Express mg*, for the Brazils; sad the Asko of Kent packet, for Lisbon - both with . -- tents of thit I eistraordinary letter just published, has upon porter, and authorielog, the**, been the aniireriation, no doubt, - of not merely - the ; verage to 'dd . . per pet.—.lktz p sont Wr Authorities, hut of all the people of Spain. For ; this advance, which. is Ata ,e - • ' The distillers, imitafkiloilteeillmi our, own Parts, we shall not be surprised, if ' . ' ,_ k , - •. , have communicated to ulmßPOw.elainS by the effects the tedious, the protracted war lon the disposal of, their! present in the Peninsula may be supposed .to have price of gin—the "retail-price will • had on his Lordship's mind, he feels desirous ; 6p. per qiortern. , . ;,.; of endeavouring to bring it to en end by one ' Saturdiy,..niutton rose id. per general effort—by a vigorous energy of the powers . of..the metropolis , --the advance rot which has carried off • whole of Government, to raise the whole Spanish people • .' the country. -;'.-:-.. • .... 4. ' f . 4 an a mass. We have not, either in theory, Or frOm N ... at•s • 0111 • W E TBACTIVIPw * ErrI Int. noteihilialate: ;: . ihe experience of the trials in Fraece of the levees en i jir J AN . 2.--Atlh e . preirol „ mpliem t . l.• 44o ,o 4, fear i.0,--.r. s. on, , Codle . , iiisfftibraltar Fleets, consid , • ''brasse, so favourable a notion of diem as many others. bad accounts for .Lloyd's, from r6e hOrrible tempest I , ,p 9 shil l ender icwirey of . his,Majesty s ships ' We, in a former Paper, WI in with the pellet', that :of 48 hours, fell waireseentehniced in ihesb re- so ~Captain 1..h40114 bannaesestept. Birber; Lord WELLiNGTON was coming *home—lndeed, of gions on Mendi,y night,..,,Tjelidaiy, rdil. Wednesday. 241,rotectios, Lieut. Mitchenery*S-,still - detained the possibility of his being arrived in • 4ondon, for 1 • lam give you no idea et the, power of the wind at . erne winds. weit, buttliere'tits heonsiioli - eieli•v4E.of *Oft hi the .. Up ton ,- • , •• his return hither was spoken of nith confidence in • is appointed. one of canal Since the illth of=gitecentberehlitAt.' An' the S.f bail, Ca p tain our private letters. It is more than probable that.' colliers- were full, and l inirseitte damightlette to all 'the fby teethe nest West India fleet. his Lordship, upon second thoughts , resolved to make; perishahle articles -deptiebdtWit theracfor it all oc.' • . 4 . tenant Meredyth is appoluted first of his Ma. the proposition In question, whatever may he its -?- marred in one,niglg.T' It '..:' , ,:. 4,..... - • - I jesty,'s ship S'ybille,-iii the, room Of Lieut. Trescott. Majestj s ip andlses, now refitting for real import, as a kind of ultimatum . to the Spanish ' t " JAN. 7.—lbe 'arm *MA If before ineistion,....-% ' - Hrs • ' .` sh' it • Government, before_ he shoe id finigly resolve wile- to you, drove so much icelneeitlio harbeir of Land- foreign 'Aerial in England, takes charge of the next I serene, and operated so, pOireefellrepinvi. the au. West India convoy from tub Port. Cher he would renew his Owe 'peesonal•endeavours of I merous shipping therein, 'that it leitet'sisty sail were , Yesterday, arrived a vessel from Palermo, belong• success in- the. war, •or leave its attainment•to the ea. I blown on shore and eery high up. :•Otteenip was on in& to Guernsey,, laden with 'fruit, shumac, and pertinent of other . hinris. : • ' fire, but ril=e was fortunately' n the watee•and clear btrnistone, deusigned to MAssrs;Lecky and Mark. of ice, add was - got .away in flame*, witltoutinjury,i.She was itemediately placed under qcaiantine, wits • . . • - . ... 4Mithe others.” • . . . . ..,pit ti. Needier vessel from the same place, having the tuna We hear that Sir Roorter WiLION has left the .., ...Irks-floe oflbeiprice in !buffo* (without tisention.2,-carge and. consignmeut. - -ir other artiolOof• , The Third, Garrison Battalion, quartered here, Viiiiticeivea orders, to embark for blahs. The jesty's ship , for off the I . , . .. , , . • • - • •-..- . - - • . . • • . • • • • • , • • • . • . ' ' • . • , • 0 . • •, . . • , . -- . ..-• ... „ THE -1 ,": 0 ' ... ' 1., . . .• , • . • ... . - - . . • . • . • .. . -- - - • -- -•----- --- - • • • -- -- - • • • • ao SUARZY .1g USW . NS, ... .. !taxation. On the 13th he arrived hew to be cure. 4, _notisiog. so wond;crtutly thlpable, nor so mg) owl g ~,. received with Ihegieatest distinction. donably wroog, as te tieserve the name of . traitor. . 4:4/ • -.41111115e- , -.. • Gen. Zovouzecii, who replaced the Prince in the entomaud of bissoros. lest a leg in the last battle, lie may indeed be peHnished, at such; but lithe Cont. Appollilllestsan , co P t o l teeded cludid' i t ' wfyibtto kW bout Jo& VW ' mender ; of every carps of tire confederated- armies Th ir ls al .w a a lt a l atFlarad %"1;71"1 4‘11 .11111 1011 411or oll lit• llNlN"'"t illii"l"le—"sa—': :I 'ti ‘ ''''''"""' ' '' '' lli n ' itt hAtis- fleteviin fot i Ff' 9l4'ciali d at t aill er in i l i s i r liwnl ifil i ths 7terml • timi a pi nd ace keratk o ' f lu : kst :: whi.sh trick place SQiiie days after, and is dead in cen- . . . the parish of . Chrlit"ariti' i s ir „the,WWW.liiir Poor p ro :* „ I w w -l e di cw ' m . the! 1 . ( " 2 11 " 0 1 . had done the samething, we should not, from , _ t. ...nth), , . . . 1. . _ the A ____ n ___ . _ . I,_ sequence of his wounds. - 44 rIsh t l im oner r i ls On't 9 itigrouti thatt " ht;IX/ei !! ne. - ' rF 4lll _ l _ l r t : ai 1 1,,,5! 4, 2111 od utter the ',seal derti:'sedeerlate : ihe 0 41 4 1 1" 1 ";.. , ' A.feiv i " mo teli tneatt " (Ir be the fore lel t r he rs el l tion t u k ra ta"). - - I4vendng to the front 0 the eo plat r io ace r m , nuistr.n.: vs-, i - troops of the .Duchy of Berg, which (oral a pert of i toxicating inferences, in enter to ipor 0n,,, as the ho- " 6 " 16 -tv.:-Fog s uu -fidin istlf-4 14 '-erletidlit all tate warning by my fate; f • the Grand Al7ny,. arc non., according to' °theist in- j nest Tithes and Courier do, 41 tvh 9 rch ilisid . ties telli•gence, a(lki orient% eider. These troop' s netivith- a war fraught with more !dangers to this infatustednountry, than an it has i inasmiteh as a:considerable, profit trai . stet/Ring the fatigues of the campaign, , are: in a' very ' ever before been plunged into; or give colour, to give it by thoPropilitara. " ..!. ' 4 , ' - 40.041 , ~. or eettehit thriiipars Ifolloittid the Lord, trot about half good state. . • • nit.v.4 aront, JAN. 7 . — The puke of Plaisann, son I ;the • h smallest pretett, to such a farrago of predictions Mr. Bur" and 314 grui t i e !fete • ` -. tor Twat'smcit'l began to . fill away : I fell by 1 . 4. the Appitilinft; aid. lir. - COviley a nd - Mr. liaireits w igs lid at 1 I - ~„ _ _little and of the Priuce Ari.l.-treasurer has arrived from the,; indulged in those cocttempotary Journals we are so Ifor the Respondent. . , • . take Gram! . Arm , ,on Ms way, to Paris.. -. .dent n g' ":. . I often reluctantly compelled to designate by name. Has 1 Mr . co,omtitioi.tit, part of t i., n .. m . , . . . Vi itN NA, DEC. 80.—the.old Russian Ambassador ; the Emperor of AUSTRIA given the maiden diplomatist, I t00k .. 0, of L ,,,,,7."* - 7 - ,At hefty:lst one o'clock, 'mon 'utter the d d Ourn ll w "''''!' weri over. ' bodies of - the seven - criminals abova " . to the Coort. of France, }irk& Kouraken,ltas keen the enumerated had LordWALeoLE,whi,on account of his possession of the ; ruled h i .t inte . ep/ one, namely, that hon. some time, where be liS•es as a private indivihoal. • he ; Appeiiant h tint put himself in a situation to fume been reensia, John Swallow, lilts Batley J .1 , osci„, portraits of so many great men ih hit house,. had t .. . . . Ti.e ; Conferences of State, which we have an - - Fisher, Wm. Ha/Itch fame: north, holes Ile- counted. hate taken place, and several Governors reputation frotneur Cabinet of possessing '' their united i his aPiala recOfe4 4 the Court, - 1-6 - and Job' Hey , were led to the fatal tree, and i ; ' ito make a pralleinary appeal to the Overseers,, the al time ' min spent la prayer, tia drop telly aa t of provinces are preparing to depart. The actual talents iu his head ?. Hai Able unfledged Amhasaador whicht r towlifir . .iontended he was bound .to do ... ' 4,:• they Were law:died into eternity.* • Pre;ident of the Councils of State is M. the Prince obtained the promise of the Cabinet of Vienna, to i t by the _ cal Act :not having done so, he was not . . • . Or Ni:tterilich, the oldest of our Ministers. Russia , leave N APOLEON in the lurch ? Has he beer: tolo, lin a sits:aims t ,la appeal bete. - Ali the Prisoners conducted themselves it: a• man. eoti,:javours to circulate false reports here, and to -- dis- that ' • f Sovereigns d ' the f i Mr, .Barkitosr _ ' • Appellant, contended that as the ambition o eprtees .in o s,_ .. oar becomini their awful t he and Emile a ge. time! the public opinion, hot the Police has its eyes • w . ndin but kft it . t o the naval confession of their guilt. The spectators, pat- A affections of other men, the Emperor will turn ; thia4cat pct:., all !kit i g, . ticularly•at the execution in the morning, were un. iSeeett•littd has alread y . caused several unktiown ;Hui- the . , . . , i optien of tisueripopolitisng to pt ether, on _ eitteiti•te be "arrested; who distribeted supposed ex- . . - sherrt upon BotrAPAnr e l detain his . troops in Ger- rho _ .- 4 usually , numerous, and large bodies of- nsilitary, hrhi fa vostßeeei, or to app.7.o 1 the Ont• tracts from Eiveien Papra, and, retie details of the many as rocs for the safe delivery of.his daughter; seers as be sboa4ttliiikk, Ma t st-Ats,- . : 4. 0 . 1 • •, . both horse • and foot, guarded the t ' to •- en ranee the posit:l(6s •otthe4aVer. •• S.Ra i: „t .. 4. .„olAiseby hol !mg out an excitement to overy one of the, . at a..C. gran iAkitetlOWO on ADO Ape . stue, an ... • ~ d i castie, and railed the front of the piece of eseru. -.----- - --:•• 2. ---" - --- - --- --- ff- -- 'ortiedistatePx4ices of the Rhinetefollow,hisexample, !-tvgwict.stost alsl3 2 ,4ltat i 1 never could- int contended , non. Not the slightest disorder . manifested itself • Ati. ' - Mans. Due . amongst the populace. 7 -(Leedi Mowry.) - • • 4 allowinge e cnq mg .• : ,• O . • ' 4.: . Wilt•iFfent' havtt the power e trag slide _ toe .Law of the land ; e . I. by its own 'weight? • Hai the d escend a nt orthe wily i i. , • • ._ :. NAVAL INTELLIGSATE. -. • Z 0 • - Sir It4tar ' IVALroLE effected by,. pii mission this ' R •• • . . „ ~. , E.; - ~, , . • . 0 . desuleratuip ‘ in European, butseopeciap,y;infiritish , , :mi. CowLsit, I:L . /yip, coitigpriegi;.:thai .this ~ . oyTff s 4 . 44.. 18..-Artiewl the t ep g ranza e .4 _ • ~. ~.. easerilse . y Y.''` ' •.7 drsey • - 0 Ipolicy ? . Has he done this? If he has ; ...o%lt with. it at : Local Act was.a.pubilli qad r gal a n t egioed ale. . . and the. Willie:et, from_liabon, the latter in eleven . l, ___, . • ' • p ,!•.. og; ce s ..011CP • ; an Qualm's Dirt", DAY.—lhattry et his u .b ~.. • . d wowill, for the • fi rst time, look on the ~ . The Chairman (Mr . J wto* - et,T o gititig - r f o ipittilf. a eilays.—The Spy sloop of war, from.lialifax, last ' ________ ____ _ __ _______,........--..,--------.ro-. motives cif those Journals with tth the t .10 y r* . t oophicebey, wh i c h , : few . minutes w ARP Ofe,l v 8 2. 1.314 ) . *.__. Wen*, Phis Majesty's ships Lavinia, La Hogue, _,,.. t „„ 1 ,- ~ , t ., , ..,,,, ~ . c ., 7 , comment on the argitmetWV. l 4,tril_S.:oOrta s ' I '' • ..' • • . '1 - fele -we have - r tleir. - 'asby • natural insttuct for a oar : .; a - 1 "`" Iraiiirst 4 Diistio. ,and Misletoe from Portsmn • r rit u; - 3 .1"...d. L i 4 1.3 . /..4:4..1.01..,- 1 • ' -•-- • ." • sides • and Observed thpf y i „ in 0 1. th e •_. . ~_,,,s ~_ t 1 uth . • abhorred. ''-'• • ; • • I 'W‘t.; °l4 ''''r -•--- - Stritle, slebt o 'of Vat. from Cork ; and the Landrai ? .? '- - • . )334113 . that thie•waa a puhtig . Act s , .. AO it' *es • . - 7. itet.... • ~1 - 4 .. . . i _ _.,._ _. . imperative on the Appelleut to4n i alipa ! ellennnnalT I schonafr 46 _in Falmouth.—Put in by contrary LO NIVI)V: • ' - The journey of the Emperor of RessiA to Wilna, I appeal to the Cberchivetidens, ink, geiseera,...and,,winda s ikr4loverwor'Malling, Chambers; Sir Joseph "10141)AY t JANUAR:It ,18, 1813. •I will naturally afford much room for speculation:lol4 ih, Present JhOpellant haviug •lected to4do Si', Ban kg, Benneford; Quebcelc, Adams; and the ...-..--ett and i - many s alt impute it to his desire to fit the unsteady ! the ehietti" isiwo 1 1 ,1 4 , CAMIRVAPA , g°--- - - , - .., Main= ll ,11 1 hitle s , all bound to the Mediterranean. . 1 1';:e accounts from Lord - CAlucAstp, of the Russian the appeal must bodismiasali ~s ; l i e. -, . - . ; minds of those Polainlers to the success of his sleets I- ~_ , DEAL, jAN. 17.—Arrived and Sailed; for Hull maccesses over the fleeing and bereft Freuch Armies, BARROW•IIind i%Z.S ANNA declared tam re. , , and his cause who otherwise might, at I-t be Mr ' * '" * . '' , B e i f /he .. IVorgairlet from Malta ; and the Ajax in .0 and niii,zb hare aiforded matter bruit E x traordinary,: . . ' . 3 . c's t tendon to apply,tretlyA covet of K:ng,s ch or ai. - ... .. ,r . : da ' Gaiette, as will be seen in our Paper .of this I I lieutral ior the struggle, whieh cannot fail to take • Mandamu directing *Hsi IVI t • trate tOiircide on tdays, from .. 1, ~.. ogle ik-, , . ; also a convoy from Ports. • ' !place fit that aucieut kingdoui. i the general Act, and thereby , try ,. Fbethet a i49t:4l•Ationth: The whole of them are sailed for theltiver . the Irani- . : appear to: bare tais•-•41 the eXP'entieliS of - ,4 ~,•,' - ~.... 1 Act was to have the effect of superseding the general -- Caine - down from the River several sail of out , neters.of war 01 an inordinate heiOd. They repro- Law. o f the land. - Thorn , is-a ei.eat dell of socculation , or rather of . .'l' ''...', . ward bound ;. and sailed, under convoy of . * Ma. i r ajovskt, be- the Duke of Kent packet, for Lisbon ; both with ti MOIRA 84 for spalttiald paswagers. dol. , Yates's:wris t JAN. 17.--. Sailed his Majesty's ship ans h n Ak th e o l o l / 41041 e44 9 ,112 :. : Risen, for off the. Tex:el ; and Banterer, for off the nt stok er .- mgiek r atet risPfett• - • • ... • ,1 'thessAle (444 '' 1101 , ) . e Aiel rte lir eadtheirollckilt ibs x fr ow olsh xtb! Te el ; and the V 4 •.R • . r , in. fhb RIAU,* 4 .. tr A if etl3: - •:6 4 ?tribtitkr, "lied bis Majesty's iis astriblitediJit the • lark, wowlkor - ' Coolsosap . with the Spy store.s lip, floc4kgr abillittiP igiaA 444 L Arssifts, istimauth mad Port.. Vt.! , "•••• • - arrrervirttlikiin.k • that nielaleholy and .rntseraote• 'wen, as w soya. to ••••• --.---- ----- ---- ..._._ ___ 1 _..,_ ...,_. ' • the ititelligpbce Lord CATII C A ItT ( whb, howeier, Russian army. -.'• I ingtheklithaneeesest in ever ether artiellielnecessi- ,Th :Third, Garrison pa i t: b a a ti r o k o, fo g r ua rt rie a r t eu ta. 1. 1 . 11 ‘ ; ' - Gen. D'Yone is - described to us •as- a striking •ty), is dad; bre Morning JoernalVito be trecuitioned :Init. Teceived orders, to e 01,/ au (?I:iver, is a very. you)/ Statesman) may Likeness of Gen. DUMOURIER. . 6:l‘d 1.6 from St. Petersburgh, to determine upon the 1 by the rillUitaittiy of. tbe Ilikillaiattiliep of the co un- .i' traeepnits are shortly expected. d. _ A private • letter from Gottenburgh states, under : try; but we ON•6tvetticialeatrbileitiet . from the rofi ,It' its of preparit.g, or opening a negociation for the authority of good information from ilerlin, that .. spreading in tkei9gollett . fioeiliteise.teiillmteealent.i. ! •, in las . Majesty's ships 4frica, bi la, and peace, or for planning another campaign, which the whole of the French force that 4tact repassed Russian frontier did . not exceed ,5,0ch0 . infautg e and ,I . Alder . man ia44.ll, Etroc e14 ; 111111 1si. lilt the rag to men Iltstiete Mr. , FRO(Klktrnmoor, but the wind has shifted again, and cannot fail to multiply.those domestic difficulties, • traorifinar and ex usive ...Goo cavalry. .. . . -. 1•• -• .. .,... s , 4 rti 4 t, 'en 'Saturtlayt, tie ; *MP -did lust nOlitClihood of their sailing wiii..h at once occasion itz .. y . Pe I • . j4 o)ig noit#4. oo,l B. iii, dered the * p a, b i tild li ta io tosertheiithe drupre, i i err opihut.4.9fte. I ...,-,.. . . commissions .io the ;roil, end extraordinary and dia.... , estates r;t - GeG. lEssii4 . o ' - In WAttiluttiattim4h ' illilikkanrcelogliessee, wheitiplif Called It sub...l, • ,tiIiA4N,ii.AND 15TH or JANtixav, 1813.-Nom mat commissions in the ..law. In short, . to speak the ri, o 6-4 4 te 1 1. ~ •• j .l - ''': -..- •••••.;-' ri Iv? - • •.01tliiiiit certeintrof 'that . ehiltissitlretaelhaecon-',bees 1 1 070 w 000 i •IO 4*B 10,0001.; 1 l,ltS, ... .. . , . truth,and,as lon‘,•as we are able to sneak,we will utter General the Mercies df Wct,m . lilvirie,. , -.. . RIO. ofeßAvOit 4 t ' f. '• not ` MA. ,• l JO; 'lOOOl. ; - spo3, 4001.; I,t ; J, 4001.; it, the . question is, whsther the hitherto industrious zetted 02 Saturday, as odriteaders wilt skip, Cofetild a. eatillat: bh csamitatliiik pitifeekiiit 4 ,tr,•;36001:;:fr,41517300t.; 1 2 2,M5. •300'. •//e• 4 ;e: of the Rdyitilegitnent . of Retie' quaitlHt,' in lite Steil*, Atielleeilittnibilite . . hiecoon7., , k. 1 " a 4.: lit . .. hik .... ht tri 7:itt•_llbeeed . ~.. .'apd''l'd bydthanahat.;•ls tru ly , ,s. pail olthe cOintouttity,from the want of employmeot : Ace of/the Dike of No er fi dm iil i e t t i ;: i t i ns,`*he ha, .Dari*Ellettiere. thie• Sake •., 11-10 "fottit ate OflrierS, 4, Cnrnhill •; an 9, Ch ar i ng-c ' .-. • and rood, y the extent and ravages o f war, shall be 1 resigned tnn .. comma that ' ' ' eritl.' Mato. •Itritt the condbigtot .s ' Rofil tee :4U-fortunate Sherekolders may receive their money driven to the gallows or the ma,d-hease? Is this a GeneralSir . P . C.:SH.Enettai*OK. 4 l3. Consourndet 7.7n0t1t melee& ' . ,41;estiii1114141110evolit'Arot: iis axial, tiii iletna' rid, or exchange them fir Tickets ' time then for a• British people,•who have been barn-1 of the Forces in Nova Scotie,"Fefighe.. 33 d Foot,': of inee?takif disefasesed est •thsv:' ' dmi cetPs• ' and Shires in th e Lottery.tesbe drawn 17t h and iiith ~. ' bo o sted, first, by the fatal influence .( Mr. PITT, a 1 which he was fortherly Lieitetiiiit•Cisleitel,- atid4n 'Preslitius tethetrlatireieletria ' .: . it *he' of gat Mot* • • . .. - 7•lliiister , and next by .the specious - reasonfitg of a : that rank Led it at the attack =of • *filliplpatemi lot sets 'a - guinea seek; . . Of - overaille,, •.' . : ' •"''' • • . . , s I l 4'wspaper, who, by the sisennsfill labour of Its I Mail- 179R-;110. li eu t ena nt. ..WAltitli of '*loo4 . with - lath.r: 4ll4 th 14 . 611/4 14101110 ' 4116, ' •' • CORN tXCIt4PKW 3 • 11 - it'''''g• '. - . . . 1 6 ft) ' &tea •'3 n ''' ' to seribedinlorsitr4b .1104161.41t4401110dgstthati i • the Ist Foot us it su I.thr 0111 in'the • . „ ga ll - Oat Mattes wen isoppifei. with 1111111, 1 1, ... 4 Writers, but mere partioolsikly .b.l its sill practice,,is l I .t of the 68th / • . c.. \., ~. ..„ , ..1. ~ . aid St. oe . oivettomi . for.a . cong eile:u . ow..t ... . iiithe quatir otilow_w_ ,, pe quiz.iiiijoit* than Z 111: , _ one cy regiment . -.- k.. t- - -• . at, .'.. mom err in weaving the rtes, - .140 "enders, titan 1 • the latter. are lw ► itsekriering the 'ciltieltig of its lust- Ott Siturda the ConinilfkorlttebiliporatietiV• *we of the4666,o4•olow4prsimoijain thc "•. 3. bat th ereitras 'lie ' 4 • ,Y , - -, • ..- BacleY was ratheifiwavy sate, sad is. per tit - London' for eree,tit4 the' Ouitie‘titi'esstildliallw ftegiment.• :- .4.,• ... at isz•irlels tit bk . - • ,--fs, ~ e ,i • • ciiii ii iic •-.wbo . pr at r e . minute' , l ower , oats sold theta mesheeqf 'Wm": time, we would ask, for the tirernOty:of the late - . Pitt 'filet' for thikpiire ' -3 ' . 40 ictionliabitilen esitarraiiik** the emit bt the - rie t ifiet boi week' s ices._ in, Beikail t Vet/i . ) Peale and Lao 'agre tea the middling .01(1 1. i:i r e; - *"1 - . . .. Conatabte eliViettadeil ie t t e i rjt a tst the Sitting art es, 6 " - " n t. , L , __ * gif lig implicit $ ~ 4 1 • 4 1: . t., Whom (I.,ngHsk) .... luo 13s• Lye. M ete . .., .., co 00 ..thoso who prOfit. ' AtAtiiiious ever, ante whose venal 4 m.. r ...ah0 :liii4 Undi . I r e " ltfin to wrl .. te' "elm , . • bars fiesehikaissi , id. ' 4tc P •rieell -1 " Mato (Foreign) ..... 100 150 Besns don for 'the tit° um t , an d Mr. CAT4/415te Or 1 4, 1 41011.04114i114401 316 ; IlkIliklIZ:i d 4• 003efit• .• Bac „ , c! rip ... ,. t. . 76 t '76 , 16 Tick de. ' ,. . . 03 01 . • sophistry iti-2 .. and pakl for. b y additienal .' , tended wit§ the ,proposed inscription, whfeh, ea istatkiiis . llo4Comeaeleap4re , miledila , mean te • alt 1 1 4 •10 6O •76 Old.. 51 !I , r oids . or,disortioned, perhaps , to the additional -o b l ,- tnAxes4H' 03 00 Oats • o ; w a s iinligiliditily apprOvedi . Mr. tans. dettialeett4 , Ili milegapinsbond ,of Lord CocaaANE. ir* '' • • 100 115 Fine ditt• pence . Vit-timitisivof the ptioe: of meat and drink 2.-..;i l or p 'iifterwitids'Acettipinled.the Olimetittee to hifilnrl6 . at:a-Candidate, and Sir F. ?AA, Peat lv 'O5 Pakiaddo. 33 f " .4 : - ' h is Ditto ltrotien) A w,a4 , arise colleqreen ! throw off this torpor,i,Albidn'Taver .1. , in Aldersgate-ittlet l V eie.Alifises• teesorpe , 4.41.109 99140 (awe a cark , a l a ..tiowdiew .. ..... 100 . 3 . 14 . k i t' f,.!r_ io . 10 ' wt .... . 1 04 101 '-- .w' (41t - T,etp:iou ...the., sport ' of the- interestedly • we t 'p . risilded i . at whi2h' %verb . **eat . the '- Nan. lekr MOWS* et! ii s.), -. Aecet ~,, '... :•-.' - . i ate " No e• . , to 85 Ke 7 e6 *•• .4 Vie . . Thtiei - eells that the secession', Ciptefia ,E4tecrr,t Mr.SxltXTrotte;CAitellest, 4 l l oWrd T.....:f1i,044„p4bb„....,.4.,..,..... Ticket , ... . , trx • s l / 4 i. ... ~ yon; . . •.„,, . SIIITUFIRLD aIARKOP.-Jord• 111 y• •Al ,en and Cdtignon. Councilmen. toll atedry flet'lo,7 4 3l#ol:PigarelihferPriefr.or.r.wen• - • '.. .T o ligik •Ipt OW, per Wale a nib. of the trutiaialf PoPerols . inoilltr kiln infallible ' the ' ~,, t i eis c o.- . . • .• .• .; .. -:;... sr - ' • 4.01 , 1 11 00 8 11/ .408 1 / 1 010l gifitaildr egailawnwi at Rove ....en. 2d. na en. 4.1. I Heed Lir Conte nos exy.L. . emenr•ftlipi it ii,alp itlth oer ,o great eneijiy- s tbat you' .. li .. o' . o r 506 . 44, , mot w e ns o,,ilype v o t hp. -ffrompliiii,odisrevig4 • it:. 4i t e.c 9 fohiiii. in Mitt.* ..f. 46. Oils. 1 . 1. pews • . / 171,3 • , bevel:olV •ipte 4. ,bel,loisble your efforts, :and 144 i lII* ti . ' "a '' tif i lliittitirtillieri of iith`Z 4100/ •. . 7 0111ilheifilmeiatitShhres ; , 1 1,, e ig '... •1 . 0 . :, r t - : r s ': r: 5 0 ,1:1 0 / ........ ......... - nit .N ° , power is laid for everll loSoiklusi this difection f orti,llool4, of • •14IN -etietTraredeeterf - - -.10 43f teli - •• - - 'mod Pam , , Linab i ..... 04, ult • mobs. tid: 1 Pio • , •-• I.4atirtirri'eali's'lt, nettliiir•sarpririetnor elates nivT. ° I L A 's!. air!' Its;` ' • Its ' • a''' • - Wl° ':' ' ' '-' .' 46 Zi o r Sigiiellitlin, ^ • • '.• •11 A V-M itItXRT. . :14 , . c oat. . - • - toot telt. • 411. virats:mitterie brie 4 h • :....17,,.... - N . .. 0% na. en M. ' es. ne. ..ire 'expected .more in''''thisr wiii, , -tiAm . the cwt i' 'ln tj r •• aii •,t ...4Y•t l itio • 'neat : • • •'' - , . - '• • , Ce-nitt- s Opt late . .. 'rt - i'd• ... l ig, ~., tied '11: 41 00‘;;C.4e,11114.4, "tflo s pa 40i i., . ! ‘ctuQlly. *ow orde a• th „ lrs it t i n •• ; ..0' . 7. .-. ~• AT_ 1 . , , . ,e s . , . . .., , itivot ipr.6.4 . al i tt , tif.6 , o , 1if.."1: 2 , . _... *offered. 13i ' site Conveution ' eneerea Into by : discipline ge t het n iiii t 7 . ;., i.,• ; • . ~, -1174,00•406 1 . 4 7'*? 41 c, ihadit n a t okoil iii i 17 ---.^-- '''''''"""‘.• .41014114031 , PClatnio nod ' Pahlioliod kw 4,i Liana." ai im thg conmander 9( the )i'rgi424 corps ? we see change. . . . . ' ct file t Moatil •• - • kittens 4V over& V. yiereaivei. • ,- • . . - . . Illh ihn. . ' , . ~ . . . • ~~ 4 iseph the ~fa i~; ~~ ~t ii a p I 1 r'~ ~ ~~f y. /,