The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-22 00:00:00

14.1P*..: and to be able, immediately after, to proceed on bu. siness, the undersiguedhas the honour to irtvite them In the Interval to proceed to the exchanging of their full poi% ers, and to inform them, that he shall ad. dresit the same invitation to the Pleuirteptiaries of Russia and Prussia. He hastens on this occasion to offer, to titer= Ex cellencies the Duke of Vicenza any . ii . Mild do al io Narbosue, the renewed assurances of • - Contli deratiou. . (Signed) Count de MErfilleitei: • POngne, July Si, IE4II l4( ~ 11•., el . • [lkre follow two notes, ow trim Mlinostitt; the other from M. de Hnmbolt, to Count ao Maw ttich, accepting the method of carrying so *it . liili. ferencos by writing, as the best Wooed fur libeik. time, and conducting the negociations to .a hippy% termination.] NOTE /TON TOE TRENCII P4ENITOTEPITIALIIES TO rut COVNI DE NETICINICK. Tie und F rsigued Plenipoteutiaries from Ms Me. jest/ the Emperor and King have the honolir to re ply to the notes which have been transmitted', by the . Count di Metternich, Minister of State 0; , _Or . ! g o. reign Affairs of Ms Majesty the Emperor of Alibis Plenipotentiary of the mediating Power. The coniention of the 30th of Tune, by .whiet France accepted the mediation of Austria, was signed after the two. following points had been agreed upon :—• 1. That the Mediator would he impartial; .that he had not, nor would not conclude an; con vention, even eventual, with a Belligerent Power, during tba whole time the negocittlon should hot. Tiro the Mediator did not present himself is an arbitrator, but as a , conciliator s to arrange At ferences, and reconcile parties. The form of the negociations wailat the same time the object of an explanation between Count de Met ternich and the Duke of Passau°. It was thought right to understand each other beforehand on this subject, !Amuse from the negociatlon of the armistice of the 4th of Jane, Russia heti shown her intentions, and given it to be understood, thitt she wished to open negotiations not witk the object of peace, bat with the view of compromising Austria, and extend • ing the eviifortueesOf war. Thoform of conferences was fixed: The mulersigned cannotisotexpress their astonish vent and their result,. that nlthough they have for , taille day' been at Preget, they hove not yet seen' , the Russia* and Prussian Ministers ; and that the confereaces bare not ewe heel+ opened by the ex change of the ive powers ; and, in fact, that' time so preciou re er t been employed to discuss ideas equally.. unexpected es incerapatibit Iv* the as semblies of a Congress, as they tend to establish that the Plenipotentiaries must negociate without know. iug seek other, withoot seeing each ether, aud with out opfakieg to each other. Ificitsestina proposed by the Plenipotentiary of the Molletor s in his note of the 294h0f July, when he in viteCilioundersigned to concert with him upon the modelpohe adopted for the oegociation, whether that by eouferences or writing, was previously de termined by esplanations which accompanied the Convention• of the 30th of June. &retest, willing as far as depends on theui to re move all dithcnlties„ and couciliate pretensions, even the Ice* founded, the undersigned proposed to the Pleuipptentiary of the Mediator, to =Ledo neither modes et aosociation, and to adopt them both eon jointly. For this purpose, they would treat in re gular conferences, which should take place once or twice :.day, either by notes transmitted while sitting, pr by verbal communicatiens, which should, or should not, be inserted in the Protocol, =online. to the de. anted or requisition of the respective, Plenipoieu- Caries. By this means, the usage of ail limes wodlct• be followed ; and if the Russian Pleaipotentiary per. sisted in wishing to negociate for peace without 'peaking, he would be at liberty to de 44,0 ad could by notes make known the intentions of hia court. The undersigned flatter themselves that their pro: posal will conciliate all parties, and that the opening of the conferences will be no longer delayed. CAULINCOURT, Duke of Vicenza. L. NARBONNI4. Prep., Aug. 6, 1819. (Signed) NOTICIP T IOIE M. DE METtERNICIT TO ME 7,lreCU rLENIPOTENTIA Rms. The undersigned, Miniver of State• for Foreign n Affairs of his Imperial Majesty and ApostoliciOng t Plenipotentiary from the Slaliating Power, immedi ately upon the reception of the Note, which their Excellencies the Duke of Vicenza and tlsis Count de Narbonne, Plenipotentiaries of his Ar tj esty - the Emperor of the French , and King 0114 W Aid ikim the hour of addressing ; tp him on titet of this ~~-.... 7 ----- • the accusation, that Rosehmeerely sought by the ne. got i st l o is to ~coutptianieetkmeria," sidvaimillb lan know betteothaul thsnAliiisimae( eh idepooktrese Royal Majesty, by whore the 1 ' posast, and bow is aegreeoeplrit esr ahsW possible.to say mittnis tido imiebi, idTi II I whether a Wise; veleelatb4aMlLeolOlSOlk . ilksoj : which wao not .awe re millopelinseets.fttglity toes akeel I ;a11i4_2•140. prevail . 4aditu t . aides. ire.sitralalt I „Vistula aralib4 411lissV AM ddisis* 117.--".4. p o se liiie : l giseq hm and ge':.... byli;me issil it bamil iiamr itb as li rsagagrait lt"."*"l should tips fee itorieetteAlmliapplaesisaid ' lity of nations. Austria had *ipatme.C: An it, ,by.thistink 'Windt. With the. undlullig . , it appearsOtarsoneti thy inteallea of ,M 4• theol*iiror-of thelFtenets to panda:dale ',meat. ' Theop truths studio no need et ; thev asa) tlainolleisissed aenfines binned *- 4 orkidt) , to hiaEanelbsopy the Mediatitig-PO - whet has already formed the .. pretading. official states; that being cooviseed Nede4Coeptiatiosi which is 'Wadi , ' whitlow the French Plenipotentiaries what.** done ,ar the peace of TiOtelip i • solemnly eccepted it, he persists in it- I lie win ask, at the same time, sod to by a single remark, the vain andosphisticei of the Veatch note, . which is the patty' for pew nod which is the party 'that for it • - - I Tkil'andereigomilles bill* at P:ret, lofJo , and has dumbly levities - i diltkrial melba Mb of .'. nest, alatillers the final a t ct er i z, n that tt . isa the eat 7 icon) , farms by. themeetveS, t , iso feekltioiettsight of the pawdoubjeet i e pearettitave brought them. to Pregte. Tistruiedesolgued bat haws other ivi.. seat note, than to expose to the Mediating 1 the etantteriti which he considers thequestio I mosnent:lB:theirconsequences towards his conduct, g during the continuation -, dence at Preett tee been irrevocably . ill* obligation of his Court towaVdsithat •i 'Nation she had accepted. . .. . . He avails himself of this o ccasio n , (sired) ' -Proael. 'sly.% (An. 7). Isis. 'CO_! Or A NOTE raox M. DE HUMEOLI CEILIANCY COUNT DC 34TTEIF The stadetsigned Ministee of. kite, teutiary from his Majesty the.liing of . terday received the note of the, French P tittles,. *bleb hic Ficcelleney Count de Mai leg erflith, Minister of State and for Foreign AWN, sad potentiary 'frees Ms Majesty the Edmpeusr.of Atestsia, bad the goodness to commuting% to him.. "i When their. Majesties the Cog of..Preek 'sad the Emperor of Russia, hastened to seeept•lbsele. diation of the Court of Vienne, aed.thateby peening bOth their desire of tertninatiat.lhe ealatnitidlr, of war, and• their deference (or his hnneelal 404 , 84741 Austrian Majesty, they might him seppeext ithat their adversary would have meant reseecteg this mediationotad that, they would,havebeen safe fee* mitt so Gait and Injitriesis i n leteeprelatime to their intentions. The note, which hat beet jog stentmaniented to the itudsrsigne& proves; that fele expectation was illusory. The conduct of 4ho Front& flenipotetitiiries is deftelent;itt all thermoset l itre to the theiiatietCourt, abd destroys at .owe ell lines of peace, by gratuitously supposing, itto the A I liad Courts, views contrary to its re-establishment; and they pervert, iusteatl of . answering. in a. plain Lend Wand timelier, the notes of the Mediator; so I.that, throughout, there has not been one represented in its trdelight, er was presented as its.proPer gay. The under ignal ibstains .from analysing the pas. sages widely regards the mediation. of Vienea. Te repeat its neigh. would be to .hurt the sentiments which his Court has Continually professed towards his Majesty. the. Emperor of Austria. Thelnest simple. notiOni of mediation, mad the mere perusal of the convention of the 30th of Juue, will be sufficient to enable us to form a judgment upon it. The form of. the negoclatiens could not be agreed open separately at Dresden between the .fteliating Court, and the , Frewalt Government. The.nollegtod confidence of the.allied • Genii* ,ab the first rendered all firths!, eaplitnitioe,,esehnni .. op this pelts& , The 'Tench PlealpotetitiarieN's ?therefore, coma. bi astonished at net 'inky,- tbe.;eauferenos oiemethl which * :warding to thisiStapeesi for the form of the trainees:sus In writing coulikeet taker ,plermi Bat ; the readoissigaeci might hareimpriamd Isis lest sar. prise at the delay in the arritatof the , Isnech Limit potestruniess awl thalami* into *bleb. aegocia• _tQ the peints•, to thg. signature of thwact of *tilitb Mentiekit.peade ill 'their Excellencies' .note. To demottetraiM the error which has dictated triciasterao!,, it NM be Sufficient to assure; that it lintittiltave" beets' Con; !Raiy to ate digotty. atitiatt :to enter into netengageraent dihtiogimpaella r ws that .awe! binding , Itself: by' met' eturreitiolff' We - • • 1, daring the ; eta" the Patti oe. tor and. Arbitrator, ere Sew widely Atha*. . • in charging herself dieh-lhe'fermMi L. , of the Po we rs terested,olllo? tiltokadtrAnni 4 .; to herself the attribotes of•ihe liteltbee ea* the ' • Usk tallied ids Ex'Ceireaby the *de t hy teem of the coufamtlllll4l6 lit ;the eedo ciation. " .''r The pirtlidar attentbiliirtlich. - 04# 1 1Vrciarti4 Bettis and Preselacutiglit, _Thisitkireiganh Wertheir polio deal attitude; find th e tadittettto obseere l relative to the choice of ffnifibrnf of negociation,. has in truth been thellubjk seletilt oonversations between the undersigned--and' M. Ettelleocy the Duke of Bassano ; • but the forms Of a • negotiation could net be Unilaterally regulated , by the Mediator and one of. the Powers - concerned in the negoeistion, Se the exclusion of the other parties ; and the arrival df the French Pieeipotentlarles• hmriog experienced some delay, the mode of: netWeciation was touched upon by Count de Bohm, by virtue of orders which were addressed to him under data of the 17th. of Jely, and the Confertocesihr this respect did not had to any result. •-- The undersigned formally pirobtats against the as sertion, that the pretended Atelier. established on this subject, was caused' by al. timalfestatioa et the intention of Rossi* tosiiiira fhb atigbwisstillm with * view of compromising Austria; is Majesty the Emperor would not have: chvgad. 4imiefir with the mediation between the Belligerent POlettre if itched aot had confidence in their reciprocal geed frabt and his penetration could no morn bit taittekbtrAlPT 6 Fur l .ihan his impartial sincerity. , . The forms of negotiation proposed to their_Bwo co it al *, do,,plemipe t toatiaries of Frith*. gotta ,Mt .being speci fi ed its the , Gout.' BOO* ~ . . . . being s worn , said,' that . itliWits going to work, and ketiriet4har• - try elttolitini. thief?' he saw the Pd. levet Pl%edit &Plies Mt dark-coloured bag on his 116 oulcier;• *filch - ithiltOpped 'on seeing witness, but itliness-Colfoteed fibri l mulobseeing the Itst witness, Iffit•Niebr. lie cried duct," Stop him I saw Waldrop 9 laillinindle." ' Nide! stopped ' Mtn: ihatis the bundle ir0 . 11,1: - • - • 1 Awe . Clue, a boy, sworn, said, that he lives at litg. ilretreen , street, Theobaid's-road ; he heard the k ito oil' ttep thief,7 and saw the Prisoner Proctor . .iiii liar it.co l mired bag. Witness saw him when knew him:to be fireman. ' . 4 -7, . Mitchell,. a mason; residing at No. 6, r ~. . • Si i Paneras, was going to his work flke:: he heliessed by Mr . Hughes's door -he put 0 tirlioner, Cattrilter, coming out with a althite beinlll6, bet . ite* . sitsffeteci no harm ; did not notice-a second, is . he Was not aware of any harm being done, antil be was alarmed by Mr. Nuun in crying ant " stop thief.". 7 Witnois immediately fol lowed the Prisoner Cady/alter, and when he was on the point of taking him; he pulled out en iron crow. bit, and struck at witness, 'but witneserappled the bar, and struggled: with the Prisoner until more as• sistance came up and secured' him, and , brought hint to Eagle-street watclohtruse. • . Richard Hatton, • Keeper of Eagle street watch. house, being sworn, 1144 when the Prisoner, John Cad waiter, was brought-kr the metch.house, witness searched him, and toned &dark lanthorn, 15 skein. ton keys, and the key if Mr. Hughes's chambers, as sworn to by hie clerk, trio bunches of small keys, a silser tnuseardopoen,• a gilt silver cruet top, an in. strwment cane, with knife, scisurs, and footb-picie, one guinea,, sateen half guineas, and a seven-shilling piece . in : gold, . beside some silver and copper coin. . Richard Lillywhite, Keeper of the Foundling llos -0411 watch-house , '. being swot*, &aid, that when the rrtiWner, John .Proctor, was brought in the ,Wete.h.lvause he searched him, when he found to hip sod hi flte bags a variety of articles of jewellery, 4e-0% apparel, 4e. which were now produced. The Prisoners were fully committed for trial.. , iiii I; )f the. Diary: ( 1 in _ . _. •_. _ . . _to VONSIIUMIIII I IS OM IL= .101111111111 7111WIlsigIMIUMINI lOW 411111.1111.11ar" i 7 - - - month, lion was:prottedledi.itiO bad dee bees*, selefilillee Issenhoest lisfarksieeth - As :beioEspeciaett jet - ilaa• - aVar , l'. . fore -sTazET.—fn consequence of the numerous . .. It 11 the Plenipotentiaries of Riiiiiiaand Prnade; He has of his Court to referelostever mmteetrued this 'negoei. L i UM , matif . la 0 4 aaatant. by 1 - 461446,114404 ; 'al l I assemblies of persons 111,1 houses in OfilrY-1141% anii 1 ?;! just received from theta their replies', bearing date the „ ion solely to ebeiwedisorg p ewee. . _ . , ' Y! : difrerent parts oest"..piws, where it eat airringly 1 7th, of which he has likewise the honour berelvii4 It was Kis• regardlor tit •tO that lionahreelkt and robbers of various to eobjele a copy, for the itifeveuition of their • IM. i tt. i .1 . 14 . ,. t o : R o y a l aset li c ... At o ka / w hi c h i DertaitaimowiTosc*,: sited la auppert of tleitter. : ' k lip* assembled . before and after they bad cotn- betievtilent s um&liation of rut in. , 447tittur fw ( 717re being adad il t n ted i"* .at i i ; :be ffi b il s a s r iii; tr . ,ol 6lll4* Ake , . cadencies the French Plenipeteeitjaries..._Vhe near. idee '" e 7; e il oo 4l4'Vei e r e ii,it er iu ee d7 w v 9 #44 - i iit am pli t gAgiss own ; • .14, .T a ile - re; .; . ~ „It ; : in t i• , , .... e & Jol l iet coidulight, and, at Apseasou- . aired hastensto.renew to their iiimmillim* 6674 ISPtat Ofiript . 2 . illatt it l: 42 : 46 -, , 14) tliwi;, eta trine the knmease notabovehot were to condescend to suffer' ildwalbtister is wait 'chalk; 1 eagalP"OL ourances of his high consideration. ••.,,, • .. - ftett d v iAt t 4 0 . • purtwaiL — - , tett a t e .Fi eat h p tai i pth , 1 sad be rene;steldelnvitaitepe . 4 '„ , , MP. to siptikenaed at the Foggier': public-house, in Drury- . (1 1 4 r aed , 8 ! , The CuuntitaM.UFMINFICII. teutla r Ns. anal& Eiegreiciteeitt dildetteretaii ' Oh.areLai th.er r a k "!.;; a 4liartli• !1__ t. .4,... -.. .. .% Air, a ' few - nights since, another search . warrant was Prapu 1813 . ' - -;.;-.:' feel it 6 4 1 iiai r titatwithelta air tatiel . t (.. • ft‘"P" 4 " . 4 4 ,4 * u....i r'S !!':°' . homed' on Wednesday by the Magistrates and Sal. ion melt 114 1 n'leirsivre so els, leridaselitiW • sentitneetap . ,' tioderelgiuichith4ldlsera it ids ifigij i ,l l ,..aca,L2' ' •,. .3 001.411•416..,-.41104441101F11.*N197, . ... Perry, and Nichols ; Conductors .of the Pa emillors ang• us aw; . T.VI were sent to execute it at a house in Fea.- '' ' ' censiraz scrryzanicit. ,' • ' . 11 '' ! net twiandlnue Ills aloado , hank avail: the acted men ~ [Ts be cosdlnitao s'' ,- .• -,; irlie endersigniflits vadelVel, with the Note of 1 Mai Jk‘feentPaa 11 .4 1 #4 11 ;g t e ; X: sa tt s t o l & I t 'l l ': ,-.. ==memode ,\.. A .a-court,. rirarplane, kept by a man of this esterday, the - coPitif tbe,dit .. ttattetnittedly by VIIIIIi6:06 the palsy, •'e. 6 Or &Ming' ? The Officers went there yester.- . 0. • ~-. • ... PO4.lClti '-; - • . , • .1. • &wiling at. Wilt-past three o'clock, and found a • - . the French Plenlpoteettartie*** it 'PIM- I tee-tivaa:etl.b*"A"k a ?C" , ttai''"''''''"'''f * V' " : -, - ' cantent4 4olll , poteotiary, of w* fie viiillidk tO . 'lids a'eo'n . i The tirmii , t Fesfe4i4eo.l l .0.00414 'late :, • - • • Arber of nien and women, assembled, drinking col. taunication, degiitteealties tve . titiimptithil'init open, Abe Etwasit•Keespetentieties *a . gOillidY . 1 'tit:it - N*3 4 4i '. , sod eatiug toast.. Those gave a, reesouablo Wald . procedure wVIO lot biO! .WH17 116114 . , ire& There IA- 1 0 1? ft df tit! ,00., 0 1414, 1 k, ',of' . F.- itsxvoiNeAssis; readaaltas tad Jan ,a' 4 - . of' the9ii4vea were discharged', and the is a dignity in'iliiiiiii int *ea 'distasslo# of %mi t t by wino. 46 11,01. feNeviiii: 'so ~Pr'ettori werwirrdidik • Afga±theliblist of Core i , ordeo4 to !Ind ba11,... interests • front villickie fief 'to depot% i low br se. deptitrier . ilhe festeer el the etkeiegare ; :rodho; : to. be.eiendipeil . ~ .110.... Cipßzi• 4 1 %0 . , t ik , t ' ~._,_ , . .. _t., -, r 0. 3 . whatever might be . the' i. - - "liassia kbliwg ; whickcgtold;ktebaredalkl; filar thejf0011400: I : ltitli, boos Wog ioto . th,: iiiiiitikbeur ff . :TpliaL Thursday .1.0_,._ *Vs . al. Vai?a-ball. three Barbels were 1 what the owes . tb he ' ,gbtitille . tisilli ba pveaartad,tespiteaseacil thswaflorerlaet 11 10 111 1 1 4 .1 . 1 .44 4 1- 114-.,,5. ulcer u?"gar orPok Oe l fpfi,!!tipd in penal f tin extmetilps 401 . f or not here dwelt limn, ' t_thlifklee nor ~ otis l 1 1 1' have - bee, 011.0.0 . 01 *6l : 7l6e.ert i alit!,l,Villit ,tailag t , Abe 7_l44notiflaty. , _ . _sloloi!tg _lt_ of proms , , entigo i g.te . sale bread short o weight, The bread the form of the Freud . - + loch' tine4r of Sitnettkisaf,-.lt alawat epenoMeadt. (0,..5.. - 1. A ge te•ltiett7 10# Wilmot, tie. family beintourbf istirMag tfot chatitable Institution. i if. it hich Is t , either' au a' . 'aggini . st' the tjag i *gibe to eemehmse: o6 ladmi n o tik iebe Ilemerfeeepeeed fo ; Th e office aiiii:yeg.retieh'ciovided with gen. . , ~. . _ ' !I Power ! or an insult to Ritisit ; I contreAlleklig, toili.-iirt kat Atoikikif ,t1 . .0 og ,410.010401 - .:, teil tleigen • , 41 , avoil.gailitiOstsor oleo affil subterfuge t nevertheless, Europe eV the Cori i 'w*caltes tee' ~. de TM MARRID. tkr Vapor= coltril' 11,tnill"Pil iu g Y °un g! ;:.Ip6;;;Ass„ at. Mary 7 le-bannO Cbir s T i ti. J.. Jaime Fish, L.. 1 H , ql ':. - to , from whence the obstacle, p roceeded . aflOrt pre. I ?ebb psalm .. Atitbeeitatieisete•of: the • FreeteAlle. t liintent tit c ' MN'. ti • vented the accomialfshatent of so tali :4 , wark as 1 nipetentiaries met atiVoirte‘aitity to the combat .., worn,. iatcf,:iiit - .., m JO family left him ! ' i . , uetes . beteg! ttge t tr i OVVl3. allingtr., M'i MEP. . usitagu.square. as a. ,Wallioger, 4oly _ f that which shoul&line taken a , i t aed,the views orWeiert ofAtisda,(ap affectation lie the-sth itisteeti fat Diner be the folloolog • .0 a w e a ne id n y lag, in Wethecjoitreet, Cavendish -square, C. II out this, point eiciesively, that t L e • As. ! which is etkitadel _,_ fi llie .the fillniitert of tbe' - twp - ay the seivittiti row* -: viitoesi had orders froth et,itites; f.qvute Elf 43:21h. Mabel Wifeo Mr. Biretall, n ands-the publicatioi}, of facts; • a Hcition which ,', Courts ), witßat t its ftflicltAtif Piesshi'apti Runle t a Mr. ilughee,toeies4 An - a hoiqa during tho absence& . 4,4 l 4l:'' LL ltt i " . Tue4oll4 ' ' . k , ;,,oally interots the iliguity of . medietien,.. e v e i v h i j i te chilik illtirsilse thole ofiligle - 410114-Itave censtantly pr. of the far:- 'out do 66, . witnesi dined out with 1 , ;;,.,...;;.,....,...: - . - / P _......----- 1; A . i..sty the 'Emperor of all the Rumiat a in , tented the most perfect coeiortiancei 'th e andel**. a frien4 Ink Andlt.kninverdent to sleep that night' L ox D im 4 Priate and Published by 1). Lockup on the n a *rank and positive manner. With regard to ed has 110 "a" to say, that his -14iest7 the KID& its Mr. Hugkell's, thi611165,066 night could make go 111 a LIMAN Utrica, E. Fletiistna*: . e. • ....- . .. . 1.,. - - , • I I . • - . ~ . . i M ... r : 1 • , .„ • -.•__.. .... : .. .• .• 1 ... . • mi ta by the ne. his malllrs call•bat dadlliall .,. av Zt ing thati iimalp. , l ° IS . . ~,. r howliosk"lihaivmemea r4vat igu mat p s i , . • .. • . 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' Ragonagiiitakb p o ighgiodebk 04040011611141.111 1 00Weirlftleto • AIM Mbfaglait.... hen g. p Am go n misid tie w a iw . at widrelab *ha ativiMingbitltalkwebtpahkOnght. r ig:44la thataafealmosi iiii4lNl•itise lure •Aley . w e red. tiiitddielibilliresttsluiV• • ..'..: , l'a'• • -:: , P . . 1 .•.- . 1 4 1 q there before he locked the door oa Wednesda. re wi a atio d is ha tt •- nt , o fill a ss e = olo4 . 4, 4l4,llll.llSterstiet thapeosest . ~„ Thomas Nunn , grocer And oilman, N 0.19, G r e a t or ids ilhosar z et paar,ava a d, Jarsei.street, Hedfool.row, being swpro Aid, that "the,. sevautp. rivoloott=foisia . if kkb r ot,o 4 . 3 di Ike itti is iatkeitlf: flegbet,''who.reit4iiie . sit i 4sUdivaimolidm L t ow°'' . i, ... . . - Attiffig t , thillgidtbitaiwitSik:tw Ma honsaditingl eiritioiedi e thud •Ito rsisiat mithirtult .10011441: .: ',*•.' dr. ~ . _roo t free teitra :; •lc toad : witness that his • clerk'44lta to hig-Viellpeteeri as w as 4110 • t ' • • . P7.' .. ' .. ' *toff is the house, arid that tbir soaato who domed m aj oas p o p m or from thek • • 'le ' w. - 1 ant eve,' to. ofet.itiE . chambers .•slyseld call, there every, ( k w to xloo l oce d den a Math filßhft ' ilititteift. • • Oidit'aid IRO'S bed, and 4 attic letters or parcel s s h ould t i am ag oosa bb, thetgenetin bdaftee'ol a tto • 'iS fAttillk. hate done ' come, . it iitnefe lento take their, i n ; O n T hurs. r i al a i roa yi,.t o every thing not to lossodittitltilinillist bfr timer,. day Ming, iftrir htlf.piat six, the 7th of this Iwo s i t ti ov e i t clout ineeients e4filiattlitprirposeef •ertns. offered , fbr , wftth, witness was standi ng a t his: own doo r , w hi ch F. ~ • • -.. ' the work if patitionthoh.y.dmilastbar- it Is the• Go. lesielyaboeit lirpeeet from Mr. Hughes's, he observed a o d a s &d roll verinsted4whlth,: afesrnbitingisfenyody , , without any liga.ithar t fsetittajacket atandingit the door, on the i st i ca so rnt i onn iny. plausible pretext, the commeacemsent of the sego, tqw; ,firltleria, bad nothing on but his shirt, no lily Meat o l o b at i dation., and after haring fillowed op one delay by alias ; • - the man walked away, and the door opened it did net ow in ab er , I kea -baCrbe4taby in -eanting an . besatt, Led out coma the Prisoner Cadwalte r , carry i ng a . .. :t.• feliar defifidforo .thateffiratioa -if throvnistion oi lik higia''whits bag; • tblloisid , by another man, 'whom Rets i n a taidit rialto t‘thlair _ ,-. to • illik•tildat:itiwthtdialignat'llma laria.beliewed to .be Proctor, carrying a dark co. . hinieolf.o.• kir ileitalladialls Me : ,: -Ifriill f and‘deepeibto lelo l oo * l tt Witrbileli knowing the lipase was empty, oge e,. e e ; ti a ni s u spivilsi,ifi got ard‘' O r . edssidag , o a t inioptie, At fie:esti trim:4olllß, tes.onidapenitroated in mob Tit oath, and Instantly demaidedtheir business a r l t at n .! . seasoner. . •.,,,', 1.; . ..• .....; . •, ~ • IS7' on which the two ran awaidifrerent way s .-- la dy* eil . ... Jilt - undersigned Ili* heliii#44lor, -. . , ;si . ess, naked as 'he was; followed Cadwalter, cry. int t* Wi 'ip ! - A ug. r aisie m, ll ,...s tv , nemabuit lag iltif, " Step thief."—Witnessiaw him pot down . , ?rape, A 7, 18,1 C. . • ...'; '-'!'".. ..„: . „1 ;,.; ... ' ~ the bag now produced; here witness. last sight of te. • . 1., . - so. iiivik a t ~.,• ~ ~... . • . s ' him, but he was_falltuitti.hy..wituess's man, Robert • view's this MO : • __ • -_,' /Wind, who kept vp the cry of " Stop thief," on. aliatina ytiNk 134 - , NOTE Pgolll .1.113 rice4Ettqw 'Ceillti Di KiliZIMll tir t v , fi r Si o a d i C ir d* ian , i iisio e s idLai, Th . e - whits questions of the i l beir ; becalm° The eStlersrg'' nedhdisdetor of . Stile end.* Pnfailift beet l e Anne rind it linetiiiCirpr iincein his posses.; Doot his - iesi. • • Affairs to his Imperial. and•RoyatAposto li c hives% ,if n. ' ' ..,-( •in , ' . 40 ;;; 6 : t rii: „. - • •• • ty regoleted - by p i ' • . 0 ... -1 IF ' t h a ti w b oim 1 .... L., eniprlentrary• from the soadiallog. Coma et ON ." W t a; *wet t h„44,....N.. so , b,„,„, '""- • same time that he discharges-hilf_of the communi. ; cOatitiftla:.• 114; i irsoiR tatif that about half: , p cation of the oftcht,l paper, M... the 7th, from the I &vat ; 'O'ollokik On' ikadlif mottling, the 6th inst. ilOisi l 4ll \ _ •• - •Piecipotetiliartes df Russilvaid9Prials, thinks it his 1 lagt . irif arodeyif 44 ratfp' thief - 1,.,he ittn out and duty to reply on his psi" tat the note which their kithilie - Plist r a c i t ,•• John Pikar, -4 corning towards idteellendee the D 11116 . 10 lime* eihdrthe Goad de hik,liditinan'4' ffild elainiiif Getirge Harvey after i LOT TO 1114,114 f ,' Narbonne, Plenirrotesniarias *ass Iris • Majesty the ,11111 ti fla'rriy . cried out, "ldrifhtnt, that is the man axiss i ~, , • Jiimperor of the French, 'King of Ifaij; di him-the who . din* the hatidlir zisip'srbich witness stopped 0, ileifiliiinn - 'bettour.to Address to rum the dei,befare yeeterdni• - ' bibs ' Aid assisted to asualikim to the Foundling d p n i p pl iore . ils a negociatot of the coaveatian of .the..lioth.d. ju t ~ , tat_) {p,+. ': 1 , : .T ,-. v - • . June he never consented to the two paintatetatint 1 - i- rge ilsitty;lol'llififtslePar,k, "brickhlyer, .t.. - ir ' ' 'to the of the act of *hi& Mention: kale& T. beinr sworn. said.' that lib With ;Woo to work. and nch 11111" ' •