The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-19 00:00:00

I --......,•••••••..... •-.- - . - . Brunswick Light Infantry-I%lopr Tragstein. -lightly; Capt. &nobly fortified; Ina conseilliently,' if Vi o:frath, severely • Cat. Wackhols, slightly; lieutenants arrison Th.; dr a nd' Gietaitelpi. s lightly; L i eutenhut s ecoaeidar. - aun warm .g, or.' quarterator the Brit t irutterannn (id), seveyely. . ' • . their Allies, cannot be' counted on WI POIRTOSONDIN OFFICER, WOUNDED. i • , , 17th Line—Liret..l4he A. NlShison. Cdittel4. • Ist Ciseaderst--Mojoe Aintouto Luta) Teix. Harms. slietly i.:• .. . • '.v''• ', • • • Limit; M. J. A nt Oma obraf . , gtiginlvi Eti.i4ll M. Ti.r. D'At--** . •Attritys sensible of the.mipediency . of . v o eidn, s fi g h l tv ; p. ni ci g n Hont..M. *Coelho, Prverrh ; Ensign ..__• ..... . _ 0 _ A . ..1..1in. Ant. de' Nlillo, wituriely ; Lurigo franci.eo tiveira, se- Mali. Whiliflttlrbtlrlif ini ditli sreret v. • ..... . •• , ~1 ri - _,..•'. ,_ ' - 2 -1:. : th . Caentinees—Joaq.Secire,..severely g F.asign Man. Mar- wile, we The*? C'elM fa Yt.,11 . . . tint.'severely. - • ~. . . , . SA Oteatl..rvs—t'aptain Jame; Valley, severely; Easiga-L...,t!eriPting tr° l ;talir 4 kiln:tail -ovef . Jac eat., SeFreOeverely. 2 , :>, . . ' ..':: _• is hittitititte,4oo...;----- '• • ••••fatit .•••...,/ • • • . • 44, •• • • • •• Irt 41 . .. • ........... • •4 • • '• • • • , tett 1W @Toms Tlllll ribuo. kJ% • S pis Cali. Red.. 5210 b 4 pifiemele. 710 14 1 )6 9AV AT Ofilt ("11.91)!.. Anat . tiods , itar 1, 4114., -- "Exctsegittit,Bills 3 } d. 3Sp Ditto Lottery Tickets - ? • -t „,. t I, • BTAI E4,llfilffir. ' • -LONDONt . r • ' .r• • l TCESDAT,' OCTOnia 19 ift The coetents of the EaingordiagtOomifteil terday Omit give please ro, as it will to the, pride of., every Eugtishman, whatever may be his opinion of the ' Aductof theld globe's of the Goserntnent during *hove administration these heroic achievemeng are Ob. ; ./Catire valour thus displayed will serere to'j, the inhabitants of Great Britain respect abrOad, even should his corrupt Government deny him . a happy and safe asylum in his native land: 'The very enemy sct . thus bearierPects u; for our courage, whiCh not the 'first of public virtues to As RO-' spa only, for ij . Was been, so held and esteemed by . civilized people * a every age * and every place. 'lt is on title pcisoeiple" ;flat the intrepid and unotfending individuals who haws been posted on thii, Opposite hanit;uf - 0404140 s for defending their re. I s peetive sons; hi4e, : *flloigll compelled to be enemies,' exchanged civilities e p4 sliOn•roarkS . elf 'respect 'Or d . each otter.. low affecting, this scene . and stance to tho • phiiititeiftiglitt and lissieseittipg its Or• trae,Chrktit lies tina'itt,.dtile it eten elp4uds With • . glasiftess . a! the pr • ogeeritr iT t illi i kethrep In arms, to read in th4e e;eti' L4t;riottedisPatelies, that,. - forbad- pest en tisai dessairlain .if'Arolla was like.' vrise- stormed, and the whole - garrison put to the awt4 ! !" i. e. though : mainly. surrounded or sur- prised•by alsairreassilinta, were by them. killedgightl .Is.dilr' !Sid fevononience to hold there is pritnnw era. What ,might not a komatie - pisilosepSio British tOtfy egcct thi'vray: e pad lication t vp . eu , l x its,proposals or tams being so well seconds& ity the best disciplined and valorous army that. Byer trearthil•fluid. 4 ' %V `re -urn at - war; sun'' 'Lis held triastrnable • It . seditious: by those ..whei. 'prefit ,the -way; to wish for peace; dud str4h are the persons who have the sway completely in their basis at lit lime. Lord.W4t t iitnrotes dispatches hare now pet the . • • !Act ,of our, army being in possession of French ground opt of all dispute, though many of our co. temporaries asserted the circumstance prematurely. T' slattislmt Lezaca, where his Lordship pro. "tensible of tbs4ifficittr4( effictins',so "Ovid be en . Flteteil, - *Vs - tiar rank: 1 . 12 r .11IghttO'hublii# 1 5111001,P1 1 #Il 'difficulty has beertwtOalballfriWf'fittterfr*. of Pug Ministers in lint vok : avid; In 'titling in ..,3 • . •.: :41 - ' 4 question certain Chins and pentitiles br the Unne cessary long*eontiv e . -sor ,• eacts wo uld • .' • ti, I , •• again lay at rest those pritialicleilidlicklety buried for half a century, .andliriiith cool& not Info Wei: .resuscitated,butfor thipitietwurituotis!and Orerberiiint 'conduct of thelate 'rhi ilseiir of &it eel Minister's cab inet,who beagled gfccesxling i n his ate" have not only kept up tkedifficultypf tenting re; Peace, bin they Aria Oen aide it greater ! , llcei ire too mutt} Autpeeguata WOO'ins put cirri chenck . o(* pacific legociatiOn with - tit - inertly .litttiveroffi' thnii - it Weald laibbeen if . hi k 4, they arbeWayed: by privateinterett, which !kis 4iritoi: accused. Mv..Prrx of, urn ever susketed liisl it 'with. it. 'hat vice; tiowever,,, i -accomianied /44 P.IttiCETAI; into office, and has more.er lesslufected ; every subaltern who acted under him. We have bei, fore, and very lately, touched (tenderly toached)• upon the fatal tenses which have induced lo'lintny Independent' country Gentlemen In rarlivianeist toll!! in with the war system, so profitable to from public expenditure, and so fiuttering.ftifitiqs tronage tro the few who, ay . it 'were,' li old. thelsolliak and the fortune of the country to their luvidesslD There is, however, another 'device plaits/ Of to make a more general class of the penes of tk4itie kingdoms remain silent on the .war, ' 114 ANSl iugly reconciled to the dreadful • •dietrollAt",ilt;s. tong and daily occasioned ; and that Is ;AO kW peered declaration rung in our ears by ths'ibisiiiit. Administration, that Boutemo s eit ts net, .na n r ectiv: has been, seriously and, siPcOr4,4 l •P°M l to 0.441 peace with ,gtightod. TVs assertion Ica ,pg!cisiilitrt ,believed ;_itlivtabeen stdvanced by those ttlilh it 46 be believed; though they know it ie fitlairAis the natttre'vt thing. lvte'eA.tori OW be desitoui of, e'en solidati wer NSA it acknOwiedgekisull e • Jug . pp: ,oy In ittg ,_.,._,__,_. f , more 4ecially of be,ing confirmed'ltithesplindidlitles: he has, in so w and!' ful a man ner,acqgred.. lieha s been; the founder of a fabric of distinetiolt and renown bet: yond that of any individual history hos hitherto treated' of. While he is at war, a great deal of all this must b* exposed to ha;ard. But we know, and so doa . great o many others, : that the head a the new dynasty in : France, would often have gladly consented to a ge neral peace. In corroboration of this fact, wit will cite from a publication of considerable estiniation,• printed sometime ago, a passage of its ,Other on' tl irs this topic ; a ` roanwhose s6itithen tlikohittout Ira held to be sound and convincing... Plitrrr-, 11 ;,... • • " The readiness, nay, the forwitt*tim•Witli itlikk BONAPARTF has on various l andfitilit "Ordlitilte .4..t.0• t trt. It I• to .11. y 111 M. vratc.., bahty may be still. The Bidassoa is the river : *llllth dirides•France from Spain - at. that part, anditls . on the hills near this stream that the several. .cntiiests 144..1.0.0. Witte which 'gives our troops a Tenting, on their ertilmy's territory. Whatever may 1* want= ini in weight 'as to this - victoriotts.achievement 1i Binnt vi ill orak - e•tip tin difference's to 'the British ie.4 l '4 ll ' 1 . occasions; acceded to proposals ,ofPeaphil u poe of not the least remarkable circumstance* in . ligaseer.. Let us reflect on some of these important fiats* t.in• . 010.4)rinfrof '1797i 'kilned advanced into . thaleitrt Or Aust!ii,' liVihe' teed of 110,090• men; d foit'e which' 41tO:iictistiiaus . 'lad 'WO:l**ns of bpposiiii . .. 'sliced '.ot •.pushing . f;rwipl.,* the capital,. be, proposed . term; pf Pew. ~,TkA „Austrians askocl, .:~ , <7~ti~;' ,~t' " ..ititia forc e , • part , i merit,' y which in $ to be made immediaeig , disposuble ; the arrangement.is 'foundeit tia"4o.pipit_am adopted in the year 1803, ; which , gave' halt-pay to those Officers of Militia, who.Ocurerk one beedred mew for the regular regi mail; . • Limit-General Lord CUAUA.ES SODIEMSET'S Military Command at the .oipo of, Good Hope will consist of the 21st Light Drapitstss, Ist Battalion 59th Regi. 8511 escutcheon"; since - the nation's G enclalissi Me . haa - _ ~ - r hot ortif,tol4 l own,eou'aties trqops to tinexpected an armistice ; and •thringh •it was entirely Wrens iiiien4-I.st Baitilloli 606 Ito - " Ts TAMA Olt triemplieeturty dist iplineend esa mplail helms led ' to hip, as it enabled•••4lle Austrians to tourer): !ditto, tat Battaliou 98d ditte,:mid,titip cape Regi, d oss hi s t oo h on alto v o lt . r od c i ar of allied. colt a trite. 'their 'remaining •,:foitesr he consented to it, iThint : .. . It is reported that the coining of.agit'of the Princess gyp/ pupil .tp..the acquiring of r00011i,.._-. a n d 14111 . NT!iclimiles o ..oolien .i were ne .: 7i a CnArtr.orrt, on the 7th at Januarinext, when her ittria says, ", l ee attack made by ihallette; the ,oext war s , after the deci s i v e, e.igtel7.,4 Hellen , Royal Highness completes her 18th par, will, be ce- Lae Sl,lta f kot4;:iro made in it • •i i i4i ,.. -44h ro linden ; he,efferod to treat.,seilistelso E M PBROR on iehrated in the navy by thasnoatextensive promotion 11 40 !tallith' spirit, .no : soy 4. 4 i ! * se nterlyiheriamo tepees as befetoorrita..lBo6, having of ali ranks that has over yet taken place. • - • aide . ;b y a ny . .i n u re ' 4 ,. . Tb asiv s i ut i Mreethriernieh . *Atisteien fuetbi4fllleatiy 80,006 men . As.it co* seems very.likely" dot ParliamOt WIR petr* . represented ',is', lithicking the: 004' at C.1 . 1e,,A? cle i ne jitr i nigenyrietilyge Co the &sperm: mee te e t rf T br i a r a s t Y'the it ma y be Notasemtobethr,osfeorwthb: havedis- . t, in a. camp which had been rettlietsg raistia!tirmiti i ptae.. Aftitilitt battle of fl u ster - pa tch ' 1" 'b ' 1 1 ) • Afa during the • -11 i f .,.. , .... v. • • • .•.. • • • 9.. . • ill . . occasion , * R tau; mate c approv - r ~,„„,c,b..„,,,.,.....,,,,,,it ~, - i 11Autiltyti, Os :Oten:4l4§o -. . o. Jay at Jos mercy he immediately ing Session, to be . informed, that (according to a ;..it,N. tbei,hayßatt,.,jo • thia4eAtack. 410, w e l com ed the proposals of the EMPEROR. It appears, Standing Order of the House of Cominons, ,bf the t:stultip. 4• 4 4 to.kvi - 144diegiugui41 4 si iiii mpiivu front tio t iogiiigoirpor i t s•th Ah r oir oorl i of 7th Jan. . 18th day.of ..fone, 1811) all Tetitioni for billet! • 00k 4i . 040 th ii , : a iaj o i skr 'a ,till toic vi , qt:a: 410 - tioin, - Lard . I,gtiexiii*.ilx iilitiki Mks; must protentetl wl thl . t fourteen after ived at the. foot of tl)e voilit' iFfarthilie hare itoipett',i.iielAtal march - ist..prilisto in 1 1 the test Fri day in every Sess ion of Parliemeet...,` ~._.... .., ~ •41 . lbg." Stand*, . and • Whith7thryt rfplikiiii*;sk —...-.llnualaitro'o letter f ro m : g urged the King ; itsiletisiou, not to permit the Frenchtrandies (noW I to storm s bit it was, inspossibletnistillid it ik .Peuser A to make peace . before.the battle.qf ~ .fena. , f. in hoed) toe used for home consumplion,nn theist:. direction ; the object was, the4fore, relit,- and we no* fi nd; that he twice - offered him a separate ' porters paying the ovoid duties. They-must, them. but for d ir t lit i b i lsu p y .::, Ar i t e i w s kiArtte peace after that irretrievable &Piaster. Towards this 1 r ° " , ' be ex po rte d a s ior ig inail y Intendett • • -.:, .. ' The Porcupine; Captain ELl , lO l.l * .ertieed at . iit was coral:anti' with another ope- country , his debi 1 line haveeniformly, during tht l , i v 4 11 1 A .• • . . • cur :i!/v • . ” i , Portsmouth, on Sunday, from. the coast of Bra on the. same me.. A qr.:JAMIL, , pot lege,. as Jut 1 4 _lru& fr h beeg l ,.get fie. 111 January,' 411 *ithvaluable of. 18 il • She brings , 1 a convoy s4 . Ire& before, .Iv..c e invie orpiquetilirrtbsorhoin- 105 r• L itiM a glifi l Itte s ii,f lei! eeg ociation; we re -' intelligence from Pernambuco,- that-a squadron of ad in the strong Pia'ts. between theti);iind 'fused It, ,alid„ stirred nP i ther,4o4l.loent -against him, I two' large French frigates and one. American, were delayed operation perfectly succeeded.. ?the ' in the spring of 4806,, sifter 441equering: Mistrial, 1 cruising on the line. ' . . aches themselves are so concise and; clear; as his language. tOhii'letistieNtiis,'•* I desire •Peace I Colonel MAINWARINGI the Commanding (*Keret stand hi need of elucidation, hod • t he refore k with li:fleapit ien r. asy pars Its c Cotitlitifon slieti ililsea . Barracks, has beeu employed for some days in • ....,, Airrangmg and embarking rho detachments which have be poperfinous to analyse or expaßl. '• ' It . t • "6' them. ,be delayed a. moment. ~ Ag a p i , " aloe sante arrived at Portsmouth for foreign , . i sey* te. Readers will not fi nd in them what • was 1 ilembly, after . the -Treaty 4; 4 1 * ll loo* g h tlfe); ". While the Didaier ' was getting.ender.weigh, the • out by some upon their iterkoh . iiig,* th at !sire a Maritime Peace p . Of Miliaillkoo6 4 friOlidi:: prisoners taken in the first rencontre with the enemy, ,it tsit k ru d 'do s h a h retard :i t." ... . .. ••'i ' • ... • „'..„ ,'; i'lrere put on beard the transports under he r c onve y , roOps had entered Bayonne,' ) itoki'liave been landed at Pi/Vie:neigh, to the number ', posses' that famous town foil-. isepur,th m an .So fir fro ' ' ' ihinking the Metne Int of ';' 4, tlie le* a abinit *to - . . lry, but we cannot expect le 4. 'iMeitilt iMproper male talk of 'Pete, we hWI ` • ' .'.ot• tt be more j_ I: . q. SORDONI, Esq. Is reported in the Reading cheaply as ir range of . barren • hula tad folio'. rd . an d •• ; • fir per,, more auspicioui: o.r either prdposing,Or ' Rapes to have relinquished freehold property, to the r•-, , . .. ii.. We hove not yet possessed boroetves Of a- .accepting the offer. of a negociatieti. ' We/maintain ' amount of 68 1 9901.; left him by T. ti. NEWBY, Esq. ever, the dispatches particular,* the Gene- even' that the instant •' • . i Ilia .1 . '• in Lintolirihire_ l in favour of the natural children or when our . army s iruten the Asking, which were destined to carry the ' Fren ch ' enFrench ground, is doubly proo i tioini for • . the said Mr. in ; Mr. S. expressing, that " he . could accept of no lath:gratuity by' Ail, or other ''s " . Int .. • rti , chateats about and above /nase, i b " r t he 1.• .. happy occaaioay and hold, out better. vale* or l' wise, where diem' were either lasitimate or illegiti - • 7113 a Lewit t , therefore, though really Is coasi- - moss. - ' - • •• ' •,,, .: .. • mato cluldres." • •• - ; • '0 : : :ad -lc • ' ,ytc, < l! the Fanny, itio; John, and Brilliant, . card-pound re. shfpg Dnne. Weymnttth, Ea,q ward. .Tbe pi c k le - ' • iltntro Myth , rbe i e hound , carried array her Wid lost b 0 fatbanii of Tar cutter. o he cT b . er n e t.h.,.....isatridriev.ed the ii.,ft4l,_ his Jlajeot,'s ship Pre:ideal, : t ette she sidled on the 11th inst. Gen. 4.c374 ; q : e ctf .... oy -.„-uire... ' Four ..__ prisoners, the first day's aetion4ame•home in the Dictator.— Finned fromtliesaCgris,anticice.:. tisutemint4iehe,:ralgewett., andliajor-Gen. Satan-, from vis , • . ityrr o alsO,Catitelltieengers. The rfictoidf hid also .. LIFKOTJTV OCT f 7. —Arrived • • r , t .firi a March. late cutter nas the bearer of Lord wet ['bratifght home literenillititinded : Officeis'and soldiers: i irm ' 01111:14 Grahatnupd his Staireause passengers is her ; *send IllUSig9RNATakeuf.4.,..6y, the .G,autitis; who had been '. di of a consumption' t 'died on his passage. Es ington't d' atehaa_' Ng Maw.' :fiffrefiCitig the effitiley ' 4 or theSintoish guerpla sys- , -12 ---arrivals. . . tern, the French have formed similar corps, which .. • I. . , .. . 'of ata s out h o r Castle, dated the 23d of June, in lat. la 17.. ' I , • , are destined to act in the French division of the , * A letter from an Officer on board th e- Mirth 22. 23. W. states that Sir Hosts POVIAN . h . Pyrenees, and, in the fistneseei F . rance. , sih . .; Colonel-Commandant end. his Whole.; b i ►ong,, ! that he would proceed direct to the Mauritius,. mini paity .. weie Palely ea toted by. 'bet. Vt . tr oo ps, ! his original intention of touching at aid 11 3 r d a t e il h ;: n ral who bare had much 'raided:ln eldi.fieetes of War: fare. It.is-jestly eostricieved an important feature in j thence to his ulterior . destin a ti on . The Indefat,..frellit 1 the Peninsular ' war , that the Spaniards thennteliesicantihaed in compa n y with the Retreat, Usii liogin'to act earnestly in .their own cause, and with (Y4olmcnesiiastn), Tottexham, Batavia, and AIL t ir: s r -ogee 'nembers . succeed in 'defeating the enemy. --1.: ladiaseen ; as also several merchant Men, under ' the 'The number of the French • who'-'Were driven frees. protection of •his Majesty's ships. their lines ow the morning of the 7 th, is reported to - It has been notified b y the Board of Trade, t hat L ;hare . beett about 12,000 mew.:' • The position of Lord . 44I niportat i on i nto S we d en can tak e. place only in WELLINGTOiIi army is anions three leagues in front !Sitedish shills, •or in ships of .the country of which of Bayonne, between the Bidets= and the Nassel. : the goods are the produce or ma n ufacture, salt es m--The enemy ' s and, now occupies a line in the. cepted, which may be imported in ships of any ua ' rear s and one in advance of Bayonne. The line , ( ion. " lithrflintre 'been deprived of iv•hatted, and affords i Last week detachments of lhe'Royal - Sappers and ' ry• 'ismfortable quarters for Our treopa.--LTh e i Miners, depots of the 12th Light Dragoons, arrived tinets of , the British army have 'approached to ,at Southampton from Ireland, on their destination •••. to the Peninsula :the following detachments will at. ititithiti a league and a half of Bayonne. • It was re - . nation,rire in .the itoy c a o l u 4 th th is w 9 e th ek o7 foj k, t 4 h 2 e d sa 4 m s e d, sl s est tst i :, Pa r tilt to, u p b t! S i r . . r i l ei W n B rE l t i i: c tlii i i n h terl w i a l s °n Su to ut. rel •t's t Sc ots, cou rs e o f ilteadluarters when .ite.• feria,- the passes to re- . 52d, gth, 71st, 74th, 78th, 79th ; 82d, ind, and ''eve Pamplona, and, to'4ll.eep his winter quarters'. D4th Regiments of Foot; also detachmenti of the there. - 1 fat and 2d light battalion King's German Legion, ' "We have information from Cadiz; that the Spanish Bed lst, 2d, . end sth line battalion, same corps. Government has sent a naval armament, consisting of ' The theatrical world will not be displeased to h e a r !One 74 gun-ship and seserai'frigates, to the River that Mr. Kcsitit4 is engaged to perform thirty nights Plate, the purpose of Which is to blockade Buenos at Covent-garden.Theatre. Ayres; 'and alt the neighbouring settlements of the : The new nets Brame forthcoMing at Covent-garden revolutinuary party. T h i s c i rcumstance p l aces in an is written by Mi. PeCoca. awkward predicament the British trade in that quar4 . A new Opera, the musici-by BRAN Vit and Reeves, ter.' "'Flle'ren ships, richly laden, sailed from hence, II in preparation At brury-lane. It is said to be the under convoys to Buenos Ayres, at the end of An.,:; production of a Mr: EVItOiIVN. . gust, and five or silt more are nearly in readiness-10,1, - -iffie . Woodoran, is:getting up at Drnry-lane with all destination. ''t the comic and *neat strength of the (louse—of course sail Inc the same A blinWerial. Paper says, It is confident report... JOHNSTONE resumes his original character. leg fi at 501# t 'new arrangement, ere on the . eve of . The Salisbury sr,urnal sass —'-' On Itiesday last, taking .plitets the * Administration,*.and .thit. Me, arrived from Franc", at his intirerts hon4e, in Great Ciatwasesis *heat to assume a distinguished place:in. Canford., Pirset,:Capt. Ba ICE, of the 3d regiment of the row L ilt, r.slirei c r onNo... ; : The alterations Dragoon Gaaratv; be was severely wouinled at the spolon'elistathose:— p. : et Titterers and has been a• priqn , ter loge Mr. ASISOTT, . A Peerage. • . rigs* .Verden;;;;llthst,teAare rind lac, with friar' 8.. twiner" *Oa er thalbeas Gasesions. Mr. e„ men... Beeret„rear-PereigeAlisirVvies 2. • 41 .dhirt .... 4 A r lind r t vl iiidee k . gPass" ii., ll9/ 4"reidi in the, Lord CAITLERZAOII4 Chaaee ll or of the bitekeittesitell -0.- • ! .1 report , that • lathe. rotnagent o q prisoners ire well treated at Verdun, and that their Mr. wIItRTON is meadow stem Iron. litent ii ra i t h, an d to b e si d b y. m r. 4 apiwasolr . • par* is six mita round the town. They also We hear the .F reuc k:have aunseatileporat Toules,i staie, that the hariest has. been more abundant this innountipg to2l)pliiif,Alte•littei'.lo4iisilsi which stir, year in France than wasever remembered. three-d e c kers,; taLutir boa not; Irk BIHMINGHAM.—Ott , Wednesday se'nsight the first •believe,"mestAttaa 44'4,1111 et iiie-liske ender Us stone was laid of a Proof House to be erected in :Orders. • • . Banbtify.street, - in.'thig. town. This 'undertaking . It is•-siedviitat • A loyal Dyke (aeLihe Com,.: wilt * be of incalculable benefit to the town and 'the illander-in-Chief) has rew•its a • phsnie Govern- community, as the barrelsief..all guns manufactured Bi 'ham, must be Nil Tower proof, by white at irmiugi , ..._ _ _ . ,persons may use such fire-arias with the greotesll safety. The Guardians, Trustees, and Wardens at. tended, and deposited within a cavity, previouily ' I ' !prepared in the stone,..a series .of gold and silver coins of his present Majesty,. the Bank of England tokens, and ,the silver and copper tokens of this ftown, with ft narrative of the events which led to the t e)stablishment, written upon porthiliont, and inclosed. t in egleas bottle ; over the' whole was laid a In:asi plate, engraved with a suitable inscription, contain.. leg the names of the Guardians, Trustees, and Was-. dens, lrc. Joan HARDY, Esq. Recorder el this Borough, is mentioned as the successor of Mr.Sevieant CLAYTON, in the lucrative c4ce of Chief Steward to the.Coinitt of the lionour of Pontefract.. .The nesninatiell 'ink' understand is with the Righi Hon. c..llassturtssy . -Chancellor of the Duchy of 71,ancister.—.:(Leed4 Mercury.) •. • • • • • : On ,Sunday Week, at Scarborough, the venereal partfuotossew,Josinsott entered into the 10441, leer if hie age}. in commemoration of which a grand :Coneeit,was fOen in the Town lisil, on Mondayi Sti Sib s& iiiiwiras of po Ladies and Gentlemen 4 the jest respectability attended. .On Tuesday up. )ilraiiii of .80 gentlenteu sat down to a sumptuous 'dinner provided for the occasion.. The game ,Aasex. cellent, and supptiedin abundant:ol , y W. DEM N I som, Esq. M, P. ; R. LA:sotiy, Esq. and Lady Jo ti NSTO rrii Among the company at the dinner, was noticed Lord N ORM A NDUR Y, Archdeacon MARKHAM . % General Pirtek, COlonel 11,Lcsb,: W. DE ;41140n,. Esq. M. P. Mr: Fox, aced most of the principal persons lin the place.' The old man was -in high health and spirits, and delighted.the company by his lively re partees. The following is perhaps unprecedented in the an. nals of .sage-coach driving :we can. vouch for ill* fact, it being communicated to ns by a passenger. Yesterday morning, the New Eclipse Coach started from Colchester at six o'clock, and reached White.. As peteltUrch precisely 13 minutes before 11 o'clock, being 51 measured miles in four 'hours and 17 taiw► notes; including stoppages, and ebsuging horses fuer times; and the same is to he continued daily. 'this far exceeds the mail-conch, which does the sam journey in six hours and fifty minutes. Tuesday, as Mr. CeooT, of Chapel-court, Bath, was taking his usual morning's walk by the river's , side in Kingsmead, be, was suited with an apoplectic fit, and falling into the river, was • un fertunatel drowned. lie aas in the 60 th year of hi s a & T, aut, possessed a decent cutspeitscp Ir 1 7 1 • 1 " 1 '• 1 The r ar vi s sa Pion pt 144 ok . irtfltitli 40 ''i stew anis ‘.b i ITAOPS, #Vg rep i - 0 4 ' ) on the4Vt, in strong,,ips iiitt earrkiag .. it, b ...,1 Foritrum. IP. RIO- V. 444 they .tried at i hermitagd stun teMpted to,stari in that - direetin ivhheid, :bntlb attainment - wi rationv, on thy. we observed- be tains, and in tl gat, 'delayed 1 1 dispatches tl!v Dot to stand in would be pope --Our Readm a . tirOO : . out my 1 oar tsoirpo W •oaca motor i I O' *efitturf; •fr as elsea4ify as 1 'dile". We h I - daye j zth*Megh. i rat's Asisiona enemy '4 's Intl & ; .;. .:17iiiii toil •• ? , .. t.t • .. . . . . ' . Dt", °c.f.. 18. —;°nl,on,dmine"udltoienh: Trit.srATLSMA N. t r: o 7 Buriigh th har g , li f; v o r ra r hddti i i NAVAL INTE I, LICENCE. r i n i e naiiffor s ''-' tord W : Biwrtnat, It want, hoe left the Whitten 2 ' hbriglecossnr failed toaceomplich, and Ii embarked, ---uoms•—_ dish LTD*Ps-a n ". re kfila, for Sicily again. When thisloing . .11e- lthontioistbee ttkrer'_;.** ll ~pointy, pointy to - the importaut commiud, . A Ry da ro m n :, ( a o ud rth t e he W uo es u t : ' .lt i ' ~.. l:we . :bissi . pned the little knowledge he could hate . . , t g ained- 4o military, attars except 051 a hatad.e. A Ape, for ---:-. The transports ww4 the outward. Cif a . letltru• to sod soldtp . ify w 4 enough become a kedoul, A li dir : . . i g '• bd(11 - frwitiows.tiost'tbit heirs to 19 0114 ..• u li d lrr a :riro r o lal Ta t : ger. lll—Sailed hie 111 fa jesty's sh a s ii, siop , ... i ei i i. ocid iel . ,l l4 oti bUoic! ititis . Aoilialsi ttioy s-d a e r - e Co . g il in P e s fu ln ir k oece — rf r re4l ~ ~. k and I:6'lam,', for oil' Cherhurgh v Malabar, % „ l en 1 §: 471 4- . • 1 tlirotigir rosidge,. tamily alliances, loc. our .....) .- . th i„ ,ri Res .w) ai en t t ) o at h ) , k b eizi r rai tt or i t , ii , . tro ße lis. auelerk`, to fi le tifirittrikft ... - 111ttrtlertrOperdailittettett•Ittilittmettn ._ in -brit--TI ner takes convoy for tinenney and 4e'rosi ; ___.., . . . ". . ja . ww . . : — ,>a of ' o f '; tt7r-,:!_t: "ilPe .oto,... d rau l7 o: " :. .orlins . 'ffoe . Mi .. °rim!, of : heyelestie,t/a scar n ried ' deg ~.,,o r state, that the I .w.in ,„ tb..Aeßoawi)s..c.b,aoervim. Icat.r...;i4dA reavwedayiteervminaii , uitbi4tet: tale* 11 "- I II I L"-I` 77 4. tiolf WitrfolktieartterniterhittiOn• at *the irruption ; not % . • '..... .1 ... 4' d tbe ettott.:64.3 - arr 4 _ b!e. She will he here this tide. 5u 4Ol sititili had just commute/O. SOUL; it. was report. , •ItIIfOLTIT, OCT. ill.:—Atrircu ---1 the l ierttish Tar ..--- It' ". , had left theariiii, with about 13 000 men , prin. " rem b ist ' i r , t'rr it rli alll ; Pa lu4 "Ploast , sod-lost 60 a POP . " Itll6 .' ' ' ipal 1y . aauli ryr, for Germany, and had befit aucteed- ; ea . L in - 'dittliag in !ed by gocurr.: - Four boated prisoners, taken in ; _ Y LoTO Lon 74. ,it ,Lori '5 1 T -76 tovel eve the S. *ll