The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-20 00:00:00

poomm.. r - o mise hetwceit humour and interest equally weak and disgraeefut. Bait such waa WS the course t hey pursued, and it is perhaps • necessary eneseqttenee of the justice of their measures that they arc at this day aa. independent us. tine. But I will out puss Ship part of my sub. j eer ; it o o litti be alfrontra let (tour facallency (knowing ag you de, shot there are nut less- than elm hundred American ships within Ilia Majesty's p °so •ssion or that of his Allies), to multiply proofs that the Minted States have grounds of complaint against France. My attention is necessarily called to an Cher part of the same paragraph, which, immedietely follows the quotation already made t- 0 . As soo n," says your gxcellettey, et as his !okay was informed of this measure (the Non-Inter. ourse !awl, it became his duty to retaliate upon the American Taub not only within his own. ter. ritories ' but alio in the countries strider his luau. vice . In the ports of Holland, Saud°, and Naples, the Americau vessels 'have been seized, hecause the dmerieues Piallbas vessels." These retnark,s divide themselves into the fol. l o wing heads:- Ist. The right of his Majesty to seize and eon. damn American vessels within bin own toreitories. 2d. The right to du so within the territories of his Allies; and 3J. The reason of that right, viz. ct because Americans had seized b•eneh vessels. • The first of these subjects has beeo already tits, mined; and the second must be decided like the first, since his Majesty's rights within the,limits of his ally cannot be greater than within his owe. If then it has been sheen, that the Noti.lnterceurse Law was merely defensive in its object; that it was but intended to guard against that state of violence which unhappily prevailed; that it was restricted in operation to the territory of the United State', and that it was duly pro.inulgated there and in Europe bt fore eaecntion, it will be al. most unnecessary to repeat, that a law of such de. scription cannot authorise a measure of reprisal, iglo o, sudden and silent in its enactment and sp• plicalion, founded on no previous wrong, pro. ductile of no previous complaint, end operating beyond the limits of his Majesty's territories, and within those of Sovereigns, who had ern invited the commerce of the United Stoles to the.r ports. It is therefore the third subject only, the res. son of the right,nhieb remains to be examined ; and with regard to it I may observe, that If the alleged feet which forms this mason be untended, the reason itself fail% end tlve right selAt it. be this view of the business II say ,tuE petultisted to inquire, whoa tied wino assylelleatlfisf a runt* vessel has takeq pleas lietkribifew4utervntrins law ? and at the NNW tier M litilemst my 4tio per. suasion, diet se nett selobie has Been' wade—e persuasion female *Mute* the silence of the Go. vcrement *ad af the Journals of the country, and still more qn the positive declaration of tinged well.infusaned and eespecuble proses, who listeC left America as late as the 211 h of December last. by couelusion therefore 130 French ran ? sal haring violated the law, no seizure of such vessel has occurred, end that the report which has Tesslisd Paris, is probably founded ea a rireum. stance altogether unconnected with theNuo.inter,• course low or it; openitlon, • Though far frees *lashing this latter, I pilaw close it witheat Intertieg the wet *ad sudden change wrought in his MajOISVOS4 S O I . IIIII 4 with regard to the defensive system etlqpeed fbe tpdted Stew, The he, which is eelp be. fitted So fornibb ground ter reprisal, Was memo niosted to hie Majesty ist hue op July lit, end certainly did eel then 82Cillt say seepielee of feel ings unfriendly to du Antedisaa Gerereraeg_l. from this, its oomensuilzation was Immediately fellowed by overtures of secommodatioa, which, though predictive of no possible arrangement, did cot make matters worse than they found them. ()a the 22d of August last I was honoured with full exposition of the views and prfaciples which, had governed, and which continue to goteen his itlajesty's policy in relation to the United States, end in this we do not find the slightest teems of complaint against the provisions of the- Isvp In restioe. M s period later than the zed of /karst; tip 4ovricati ship, destined to a portico Spain, was eap t4red by a French privateer. .An appeal was made to his Majesty'; Minister at War, whq, having submitted the cam, received orders to liberate all .Angericen vessels derlinad to Spanish tiorit,whleh had not violated the Imperial Deere**. 4nother American ship, at a point still later than the capture of the precediug, was brought• Imes the port of Bayonue, but having violated no lam of his Illajt.sty, was acquitted by his Colwell of Prizes; and lastly, In the long conversation I had the honour of holding with your Excellency, un the 25th of ,Ta. ;luny, no idea of reprisal was maintained by you, or suspected by me ; but, on the contrary, in speaking of the seizure of American property in Spain, you expressly declared ) that it was not a a ree#scation. Can proofs be more conclusive than, from the first promulgation of the law down to the %Sib 4 ' January last, that nothing in - the °attire of repel. sal was contemplated by his llajesty l What ci rcumslance may have since occurred to produce a change in his (violet), I know not; but the confideoce I feel in the open and loyal policy sit his Majesty, altogether excludes the idea, that the rule was merely found for the QCCstieil a and made to justify se i zures , no t o th erw i se j us tifiable. I pray your Excellency to accept, &c. &c. Ni Excellen4ihe Duke of Cndi j r l e MN 41tMlint°341 & 31 inister of Exterior Lithos: Pnris. Marsh 20,, MO. Sirt—The United States, wishing to lothl their engagements to the holders of their public debt hi Rullml, but unable, from the present state of Commerce, to do so by the ordinary mode of re. Num; bills of ettchange, found it necessary to enter into contracts with certain merchants of the said States, to make remittance in tobacco. A carg o of this article was accordingly put on board the Ame.sican ship hero, and dispatched for the Purl r"hingen) in IMmark, witl orders that Shone( protteeds should, be placed in tho headaor theAmcrican Bootees ittAtagiterdam for thiporpote abovamentioned. The pattsap haling been is manly stormy, the ship much damaged, aittbe crew quite egkausted, the Captain believed it to be his (lath, on the. principle tit self..preservation, to en.- ter the first port be could nuke.- Ile accordingly entered that of thetexel, and, after having taken on board Lyto pilot/ 1 4nd being within she fourth buoy, was eaptuted ivy a boat belonging to a french privateer. Besides the customary papers, ail of which are in rule, the Hero sailed. under a certifidatc o &gamed by the Gioaernmeut,, that the voyage was undertaken, for the purpose of effect uoatioual remittance. I have thought, Sir, that the peculiarity or the CiCCULUOIOCeS made it proi,ter for me to,ask a special decision of his Majesty on this case, turd with this view I haze the liotiuur uf offering to your Excel lofty the prcheit representatiou.—Accept, Sir, Ac. (Wetted). JOHN ARJHSTRQND ' His Excellency the Duke of Cadore. " Pads, Merch 21. Sin,—l had yesterday the honour of stating to ; your Egeellency the casts of the American ship //era, and requesting thereon his Majesty's deci. sipe :—I bare now that of informing yolk that a number of American ships, coming' directly from the United States to the port of Naples, an. der ill promise of protection from his Molest)? the King, have notwithstanding been teised, and their cargoes sold " fur the. benefit of . the fisc.” Noe does the injury stop here. Titottgis thus deprived of all meant of erilmisting themselves', the Cap. tains hire beau obliged to subsist the erifira (amounting nearly. to 300 men), and are now me. na.ccd with a farther e;action for port charges. This, in the strong language of one of the se ((greet, is literally to strip them naked, and then demand . from them the espence of doing on As the Con. solar Agent of the United States at Naples has made severo unavailing representations on this subject to, the King ) and he has remelt to believe that the system, of which this treatment We bre' l o l .4 emanates from his Majesty the Emperor, it be.. cornets my ditty to submit the facts to rotor Eicel. tench owl to sOelk,through your intervention ), such correction of the evil as humanity and justice may conspire to dictate. 4 remark which expti. Otely applies to the crews of the ships captured in Spain and Nap's., is, that should Abe vessels to which they belong b¢' aeogssihtegi l *teens oagist to be *SOW to *is of film*** rIR their mounter. ilo this event, therefore, - 1 havelopro. pose tat your Eitcelleacy that two or more ships be pet at the disposition of the nearest American 'Control, And permitted to sail for the United StStde l eider bop 4 for stooqn s t of their valuation. ---ituspeCtfully, I mu t Sir, /pc. • ( Signed) J. ARMSTRONG. H. E. the Doke of Cadore. , . lii AMU tun ETTS LEGIVILATUIE e ateriosor, Jose ii. 41trast fries dip 4riswe.r of the House of EA T • presenkati ref to the governoes Speech : " te adverting with yaw Excellency I ) the ellaelliald eltipitt Europe, the milli involiturily shsdders at the allItt• ipg spectacle: A war extetasiktating iq its nature, extends la ravages itn4 wbiut w ill be ts Ott catastrophe is forage way to that nem( is ho meth darkness his pavilion. in the lit range of its datolation, imatspkii.tes 'estate hove resulted to the bell lalqrests of shit railway. Emma sad Petuw.e.. with ear toy rearm R ememPtiso tolrelatton to oqr condact, es the pro -rased pnomple of emporia( enels other, have riattroly 14- raa villas equity rep 'rant to the usages qr nattosi, s e us a laities of qmilmat,and the dietatassijustice. Isbell' astieno we peirceofed the wwoq te spiri I, modified to purposes that will comport !lib the &trig sit oat ioe °teach. Faiglaad. tin the =Mist the isurtiablespieltoFrOmmerenil monopoly, has with some Otis- wet beneficial branches Gnaw coot: mere', lbordet to afford iterssplaqtqtv estsittive eipaaslett. Oa the Wier ' the Ulm of Frain a ; with an ambition in ordinate, as his mind is sipwoM aid capaeloris, ia his' favour. at hattlalLePall PI Nimmeree of Ehgland, has vi ietlettmot tit y or Ilse obligatioss of po ait enelieti. Th.zree i Nebbitve* a ' l 4 ocean, and do other with dui demialeit albs Continent, keit waged war epee oqr dram; jetcressl t Lel pike : cad 1001W/tete priers* dlstres, and pelilfe em . rot either of . them daps is as apokey i so excise, le the moment of r ef o rma t raat'A and caolkaft.jolfial 'ir@eid got blunt s own. intuma of be* biaeracom .to mankind, in stead pf promatieg the pompons ar nations, aid eiteliti. log the fir* 4 hawse heintiates4 the destructive coos& t7of their gotpdt _ere tell ks every quartgr of tee globe. 11 1 orne iorderety Wes tine Ibisqtale of . thius mai It clam*. Awl oltWinegh ex ;eciaden it almost destroyed; lit 'we menet rorbear to hope that these odium *ill Mara l• • 1 seise of Jo lire and of duty, that tkey will give to i.i re try a free enjoyment of those Mailings which ate her alwkich. to a at?taret.eflawTess oppression she hes • * deprived. In any sms, _wa feel creektme OM V* 1 auspices of nurse ort **people have selected as . , grow th° IliVril% of he heir ' ( "1111"4 b 7 eT i l l h i ar ia lbe nll 4 7 . •smee t w Ms he train, gear timer, and the streegth of oar' m it ' Wei of (his Re • rale w il l ritlkfliitetiolllll. ,dlacteties t orog•oe mse s re l3 i only lied la the aZAVIIed illiel illfloomir MC* #1 ,4 4' of mankied." I: , . _ .._, „ ii ,..A.b‘ f WA sitllf 0 T 014 ..f.tiit* ak — t its l 4o PlPlV4llll Ferdinand Plenlpotentiory of OW , tian leafy, Ferdinand TIT.' hia Ant tlift .toll4w int CVl i ns. officially to tlie'Coisuls acr d Vie' Cooluilt: . Ow ._ • " different ports of the !Jolted Sta t es :« . . ~ . .. , " Under date of the fith 40 1 0 1 4 I am Iresarifira: ':lnteedsin that t of Revealed!: h. it •Psellreetliame . lo his nom* tlis Rogwvoy *I tau4ol.l*l6, Ma Masi , trader the existing ximstiptaheet.lts Sfent to @retook sad all lies, admit** jaws Old its 0 unmask 041 Trisid4d, sod whir seek sulkies mere et ilea in llis tom Inertial' of free Malt 41-17111,' el coedit Jan, that the * sf impartation shall be eapotted in tau frisks or A = w ar , by unto mews, mod tdstel NM 1 • ma a t th itZt d id tug Owl. so the'leltabltiaN of - dolt , and all the permitted posts Amor. se prevent grodsi !Say Obstrahand trade or import/tilos, of T ppiJiee or re ft saseefecia p m e l d t WlChirequirrif that awls ilt pestalifillisold by Isis Alstlesty's Camel's out Rule, in their. tropec ve re r e s b ithi ti ciratest" wigmei eli/cis degreasers womb wilt aq ei 1 try. 011111:111111licStit tt e t i M otter to pi wee to suck individtpis or op stritidis rue CienesisetWit may Cowen, last in no la ' stance they asuy i nt Vi l =, reqemoag you iio give me thusly poticpa 1 it of the oust. I pray God, err. i- m e w) ' ” LOUIS yE orils." .4. 4 : . P/111.41111111.11,12A • ITSPIPiIIi li vf. Jackplo and • his Lady Wt BOOM, owl'assnikty? for New Yuck. (ootismA4 orrlcit OF 6P4aZI.) * ' " lOW You Jose 16. ?* 3V l w 415013 ht rill tl Realised that. fiffesatim• , site tile ens ef filliforii7hw m9il CaPoflilell em/ria alarms • penile of the premises of Venespek,*kate moan Inamly des =the onsissidomi measialetialely adopted by their of the district nf the Carakom and nee determined to pre** their integrity and fidelity to the Goveruelest of the Mother Country. administered is the wino of their hr. loved Khilg, Ferdisand yms sues htmorsintilimele decreed that es vase! will be admitted froet tile United Stases of America lots their ports, with out the necessary Comalar [Mouse* (rote the Corbel of Ms Catholic Nqpisty resident' therein, ectliig forth Ile wires of the vps.el, Gaptaln, mi., tea, ad' crew, as well as potawiwn—kt is hereby utak koown, is all those whom it may concern, that such door marts will Ise yawed in this 'aim on uppliqttion, opium, which no reeel will be adautted into the &nom of those dis- , • r • ••• • • Tit :AT my, . • ‘•• , • . a -.4' - MOB; Mtn It is.theperticabtririeb.o(ll6.oatholic hlnJef-. tes.Gnyereinent to cettinte. the. retailing. of friendehip ATI ifode betweetkahe limbed States *pd. Ida dominions of SpOsly. aid America, it 6 to be hoped no newel will proceed to the .pro of. these: diinrieta without carrying the doctunents re 'ttired by the' Government." • FRENCiI Ag A Ti c in Am, .41, 1 114..—The following Pro.. - clamation was published here yetitect4y ". Dorcas' ea I —Chemed with the pro viulostal, govern- mem of 114 ideggilintof litsiihmt, we hate thie day . ecelved the order el bikni . je r ty the Eta ir of the French, - King .)f Itply, Prptectot of the Coaledenttion qf the Rhine, and mediator of the Salts Atb notify to, you, that his,liesperial Majesty, Miring taken into consideration °testate of Mtn hi Europe, the geographical position of Holland, and the.prelensiens el the consume eneiny, hat,, by a decree, lased from the palace Of Ra tu b ou ill e f, kfte'Stb of July, 1810, resolved, that the kingdom of Hollatursheeld lie united with" the FignCh empire ; which decree is of the followieg tenor. —(See 7;aa STATSIIIIAII of Tuesday.] • " In coMusunicating to you the decree, we are also charged by his blajeay the l i t e Vror to inform you, that tus M a j es ty lading bimself cede to pal an. edit to' the' ititerasedhite Gtivernilients, w hick si 'teen yeah, ham_ hpranda. this part n't the empire, the inhabitant; o f Holland shall be the objects: of- his care, ited . his Imperial Majesty will relocee as much in their p . rusperiii a s In that of his good city Whilst the spacious held. from Raw to Amsterdam, witikli is Isid open to the loclustry of die likhabOnnts, may micouraail in look, to the period bf. the extenbiblikTtheir mutual com mercial reliktions in those, regime, w hick their oustestrin rat aired so renowned, and a hich bare saffied to so Wilke pitch the glory of the Bataviare and Dutch name. ." We hooky emir, to you, that the general government 14 . 91 Continue on the present fluffing until me arrival of lustrioacHighiress the PtioegAreb-Treasorer of the the Dukes( Placentia. (Signed) " VAN DER REltt, " A. J: J.ll. VERlittry • 4 . 1 Asmterdam' Jely 14, 1E0," • Aecording tea ProCiamition issued OA the 'Mkt :leery 'soldier quarterbd In this city is inchorised demand of the person he it bilietted oa 4 'he lowing daily 'allowance * vls, a gill of genera, 24 ounces of bread, 2 ounce, et greens * , SisenCes of Moat, and a pot of beer. ... . • • • • Sr. Prrsesetteon, June 24:--The dAy before, yestitday 7'e Dews was sung here fir the tate tory ever the Turks, and for the reduction Ofll. Bettis; 0,7 standards and colours were carried at the he ad of the troops on the parade. • The particaleri or the taking of Siiistria are soon expected to be made public, and we are also in expectation of intelligence of ageneral engage. ment with the Grand Visier's army, which, cc. cording to the podtions ,Of both armies, appean • to be.leevitebie. On the Itd, his Majesty presided in a Council of State. Fnilietronv, JULY B.—A letter from Can, 1 stantianple, of the 25th of May, contains .the following . :—" We have not yet had an here of t he operations 0( the armies. The pre, paration. are- considerable. Reinforcements of troops arrive daily. The Aron is making is ing every exertion to obtain peace with RessittbY the prosecution of hostilities ;' but is resolved not to purchase it by the cession of provincts. • Mr. Adair iv still here. It is Hoderstood that ilia greater pen of the military equipments Ill* Ilia , oariieJ on under his' immediate inspection. ' Respecting Spain, We bate the fellowing article from France.: 4 , Whilst the Marshal, the Duke of rfaimatif„ Major-General of his Majesty the King, is in. gpsoing the position; of the French army in kn, dainsia avid Esteemadnra„ aid taking measures for the completion of the ulterior military plans, the MonurChis occupied with the business of admini. stratiaii, and taking the -necessary measpres for thu pose" and security or the capital. The city of Madrid, !which, from • Its extent and local cir. ouinstanoes, can never llamado a fortress*, nqr lie looked upon as such, being nevertheles s one of .the principal establishment' of the Frenelt army in Spain, the construction of .a citadel has fur some time been :going on there; the Mien Retire is its central point, which commands every pert of the city. In this fortress, whiCh is to be upon a re. viler plea, end provided with barracks and mili tary magazioes, the - grand depot of stoles will, in a short hone, lie lodged, end the greater pert of the garrison will • be quartered in IL The arsenal there will be the principarfor all Spaiti. , ' ypon l A, Jun f 1 6.—V0l some d; past there has been a brisk exchange of couriers between Victim; and Paris. • The frequent interviews of the Minister; 9( both nations, and OP repeated . sittings- of the' Priry'Cotiocil, lead to a sumo* tioe that ;fain et the greakeet haportiknoa are on the teals. 14 is repotted, that lull 4feje7ty has re ceived Itnpo,tset &pee from Paris, the . eon, WWI or gra 1 1(laiNti4fIlWirl 'rid) rrgal .. qicie ses4dently ateerteti, that oar Goveratotak 4se aveviosepeestailialoos to that of littede oh 114 1 wasp* of the measures lately adopted, of WA ? lachia respotiting the Assfflans reithlea thaV. *author object of thew iepteepetatigoilti#: to be the esaWution of nos—cotarravid lillettoes 114 that .previncetvi their rtribeinileeei'' image*; :Jabs 117.7-11ve ikesAito "toy bee . obtained *greet enmity Or, the Turks, tie' right bank .of the *deb% tsetse * *lisle's:. The Grand rosin has 'epaulet, Meant Ilan* tted fallen back tq 4.drianopkt.. Thai surrender or listria wse most pri)pakty he dartrb ur thee ettt9t.' plant. Deobts are eatertehvg4 hew. as to the truth. - of' the article in the PresburthCopreft t which sem . that 1.6 renewals, ehielly Il nageriaea t hpl received orders to march to the Turkish frontier. (Pattie. ani.tr 11. • caaaagr near TIM ftlollblit. op Tfiflli smite off , CluoiD• *'hie Ma flirt to ;he litd-44/te,-4pprosehes have greet' made the fire ketterkekintilito righters nearly finished, end the lino of' sheeiv4topters on the right bas beep adraaCed yithig:}oo -paws of the wall that sistreunda the•Ooere4 40- 4 0 6 Cruse, Front" ',hid to ihe.134.—.7101 .lipP/ctfeket "ere - contp . hited . as well es the parapet, through. out the Whe i le teNgth 01 the secend parallel. The iwtill e gy were oeeopied in completing t h e batteries. The evenly kept op a very brisk 4re l top did hardly any miacbiet Frai l - the usit to the 2414.-7wa pp"' etir proacheg were opened, one en the right, the other cm the left. The artillery corn the tn. vibe reek/mem* Xlinings) of au the a tg er i e s, en d fifteen platforms were laid down. Oar sharp.' , . • ~ , 17 . . _4. I. shooters. wcr4.annoyttd, from tisfg 4t . , Waive+ Holy cross. At midnight 309`,grenattlerst strew as... I sem bled and divided into two culoinsok;.thpfl , rstcun. listing of 1 5 0 grenadiers and.2o tappees, , protid e d. with hatchets, pichastes, and:. seeks of urkkkfer,. eominsmled by Ca pt..Stalmen, ofthe engineers, u as, ' to enter the content by the rear, while the obi , cr. column, under the command of Ceista'm Fraorui.,. was to penetrate by the (rent. Captain, Maliteu, after receiving a volley, which, did no, riosshivf,: ttrired at Use gate,. which hp tumid, barrieultn•il. Re applied his powder to it t blew 'it open, and was the first to enter. the Cottreitt with Captaiia Francois. They pruceetledas.fur as.the seconitgate,. which Capt. illalt;eti also blew up. The Spaniards then, to the number of /00, abandoned the ground. floor, and retired to the upper stories, from which, they kept up a very brisk Ore. Capt. Francois receireda, muaket..ba::, oaf which he is shwa dead. At the qatie lime Capt. Mal teen received two shots :. notwithstanding his wounds, h e did not retire from t,he scene of action, but ordered the neces. nary prepsfations fur setting tkre to the Courant. He did nut retire to hare his, wan Ads dress.cd until he had seen the greater part of the Convent on fire, and most of the Spaniards who were us it anteloied in theases. This airkiv, exclusive 'a( the ins, of Capta n Francois, oceetioPid -as the loss ot one man killd , and 12 wounded. From th,o 21111 to the 24th.—Theashi was ern , ployed in completing iha ba,tteriet, mooetkng tfie artillery, supplying ammuniti on , and. patting them „kis * condition to open (licit: fire at dapbreak. ', From tlsE 25tk .tq t 4 24111,..—The siege) , were drives that part of the Convent flint wee not bersat i ajiad the upper part of it was S o t s in Are and totalfy consumed. Qne hundred . cad *fry men were posted and entrenched IR the snirowitdr e log will and the garden. The batteries opened their From 'go %GI& to 10 Wit...40.12t1 the 26th, et (our irt the morning, the firs yes re.ceetioeftesA ugainst the fort. Three powtlet magasinee, ens Of which was considerable, were blown spy anti a number of howitzer shat Were titriryn t.. whieN set fl xe to the place seenral Tutelars, c)* the 27th, the batteries began string rteitio at dawn, and did not cease all the dor. The greet numboi of shells that were thrown into the Wires, creased the fires that Mid brokep• ovt, blefivoe another magsaine, and so 4atnaged the fele* br ay that it is eepeeted the breach Till aloe be pribeeN t cable. • The fortress is to be aummoacid oq titaj 21ilitt 61 7; stoitzug ExT;Liciu4l.ll4velerfraint,z. The followini account o f Ottlig Rawl is wt. • • . trsteted from a piper peblished in that oily in Fill.. hsh and Spanish. - Whatever !Hey be U result of , the siege ue tadhj, It is ) cep•thitek, pretty evident that hitherto no severity of chattels can hate bmeg N 11.4 thy besieged. • • IiSLA RE LEON R4CE4 t • • atsw an us. Captain the HuorournblaPJ. Wicetkast.. liArategiun-Calonei Hulett • TO be rid for over the cure of Cerro de icts llartieta t e tt ThirstleV. she 21t12 May, 1810 1 t e fullinque strcepstak4 soli eietebrs ; A sweepstnkes fur 100 dollars !ach l qne mile. • Lieut.;Cul. tne Huth q. pi, 9 uby lU. , g. ' , . . . f loat. Ligat. Geo. Graham'a bl g. Ballituttioe. r icarryit er c,f, F .• , Major M. Murray% b. . Moit lone eg., t No race. Major M.' blaritty s bay. mu .Miss 14vgligs, welted over the cburse. , 4 mach fee 50 &Ilan, one mile. ' Capt. llare's bay ?arse Fit. R 0,430 • hthr Mhfruy s bay hone Prince ' A. match for 20 dollars, half to a rode by rho, °worn. ' I.ord•William Russell's ckesaut gielsling Glue. The Huit. Captain James' st a nhoute's pity gettliqg nrt This match was withdrawn: 4 match for 50 dollars, one mile, eett.ll Lord Ipswich's bay warn, cionhridgelehm••• '4, ' Capt.'Hare's bay Illare, Jcwttc, 1,411 „ t ! :•• Ma starring Jeithette bated , but star t? n, and Tow • 'easy. • A. sircepirtgltes of 10 &Alimenth. roe bone jido Spada; 1)1.4 ihdel alt.„ mg evos:woritt • His Errelkalet Hirst Haw* . eltieleY+ , Ills E on scelkilcy i0y5f4,41 veil. • : Copt. Bare Copt, friegigtan Lord VF_Ao ! Itte j ap Liest.lUol.__P NJ3id. Murray .' dr DUI/CMi t. Ntivitav Lieet..COl: tk Capt. Calor A match for SO Csausio S tenbapo's 1... Hr. Clivelfgrey horse ... lliii boqes for the ant race i , . - 'plgO, Copia* be _, Hanes forte sWerpstakei *tot be peered lil eje liollod fol :i . Ihefirinotant, beltifie 12 &Hoek, e. 9). with tat 'of I ' tt=.lerjeuitt ktarcb, 'pot Guards, at lieetenisit- a aiseriers. - • , _• ' • - ~ - rata Sp*Misorses steqed, an 4 argrde4 snei.4o/1 10 1 meet trylatirfpwaam preer spoultig' tie., ' At ke y • emtda s te r h rrCl7 if 10 as nnenliesil !111 at, ia4 "4104 itfor Menlo@ in_lo , vie. t— . Lleetnnant7P6lol.* I, P bei rs 94 P!Flik!ehrt b l: nt ie f % 41. 9 r 4 iW i gs 4 1 7 - IT. - . -. •• . . •—• k • Betk:weet of : at the foR4 elf IMO , =tin Ivey to•Cet whkh lid. We never * • a 10 15401 4n4" resielog s 'the Mersey were oefit'io2 k tae, who)e ',lr mo :l:l4e eispires cettld a t i say !Mall .kerse was'arit ;it was peony &yea& fi artz ederse was welt all . If: m* antYgsZtinb 'of ' The last match was'ime lii mogul* elttrterttime theit'Uni 'nr. 4 .thelohnert•bettin,..• lass equal et ;egg met tonsillar*. The hone, bit, not start alprin; liitin4 4 la rim !!!. ki . ' - poi Itewlt. Ti!e Campus, cepersint klahly grattfest ; • • . • ..All apOrthemilatia respootln, the 'ensuing hap, test are tow removed and It le' geMerilly !left! ? aloud that it Will prove a fair aireklige Orde r ' ~ t' ,l Sr. ,Tames, of • Piccadilly,- andectOP IV • lay, for a wafer of 0 guitiesfi to go fitsti ffi , eq. CorPer to MaidePhs 1 * three llOtny!ild . ,, .. ; . elf ? VI miles, which he performed 444 fall:7U Iwo minutes under the Si . . ._. Vtel's met with great suet 14,6 at /Pipits's! and po. i s,tai iiiiio9ol. sold by them was iliiidi katermen of le l Failminc . 'sf 146 Borough and tottity oi her 'Ol 'Olio; also at Liverpool, Bail), Leith, anti Peal. Many Oulu from Gravesend .to if,ichapontl; , place in the kingdom c on Adel, tIpO present Lottery, to heilrawn ... creates; strong desire of advet4uviut . .fs # ' . . .7 ~~~~~ A • • - , I — 7-1 - ".rev'tt • ''- ' . . spwittwit.iugi, 5i.., 1 , ,5i .ii • al M lbe Itipt* Najaf` _,. aley Sir J eilti" ''' ' 4 !' l , . . y .ayrittpr4l- Briferiket • . t v . Ram- , Whittitsbaili pi . lre Capt. ne 'sift" Yitetistl Iptwitlt .• 1. ma il . plr Arcllthaliti atm f ti• it. P •••• • ' Capt. %Val'', e Illstolliti • ..• • • Sialiiitt . Was' liket.-(ke, groip i ii. Rube ' i • capt. tialiriel tar . i t r !*• - aen'! 1 0 ° 4 • match for so dating. ok aliki estfh welets• m, Ape btact burs* *afro!) • 4 . 1 iite'r'grey bone Emptior itf oetiett• . '1 1 i fat the brat rant trill Matt Italf-panfaltrp. ni 7 .Jlde, Cur4l9 nughet, R. At • . .:• krigied.witif frp ~ ~. 1 film 4 9 11 i . • Sh leis 14 *jar •. QioPii 114%. thl • 0,0.ain 5 , 40 . . , t y . , f s titr,ilet A Pf la c e, op Ihg jrripir • f.:,:h L., tr? I)q,Nniiii. ate 9°Y. IVO I, . t o ,Firery- og l e hili q ul V. 40091. j u Octoberibu Op! ? ituraue.