The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-09 00:00:00

t , 1. ! . . :-N -ll' ' Ll of , the . _ army ofGalticia, i nd of Gen. Porlier's troops. No move.. meottolimportance has been made by any of the troops composing the army of Portugal since I addressed your Lordship on the 12th inst. The Guerilla par ties continue to increase, and their' operations be. cease every day more Important: Storni'. has lately intercepted the communications of the army of Por tugal-1u Upper Castille, near Medina del Campo, and he took about one hundred,prisonest near that t , wit ; and the party of Cuesta attacked- a body of • french infantry which crossed the Tietar, aed obliged 5t , .... fwv‘stire with considerable. loss.—l ' have the Isomer to he, &e t .._.,, - ... .. • sf. - - .. ~---. %, . mow . - . . . -... r WELLIZ4GTOS. vas e :.: ::.•Ar :-- —4lsiossr or .. . • ' 1.. .: :•.' Admits:ll/y. . • cis 7.. ciw 4 a Letter I ragii Oluall . 4 Memai esty's ship lielittmit, attdresited to vies*Adiniral Thosiiitrone, as Cork, see A Duplicata'abdeited to Jolja,Wilson Crolier,Csn• • His Majesty's Ship, Squirm:a, at sea, Feb. 29. • • Srit,,--Atlay-light this morning I fell in with an enemy's cruizer, and, after a chase of six hours, cap= tared the Grand Jean Bart privateer, of St. Makes, commanded by Monsieur Bcnj. Dupont, mounting fourteen guns, one hundred and six men, two hun dred and twenty tons. She is a fine brig, quite new, copper-hottomed ; on her second cruise ; was chased several times by our frigates, whom she out-sailed ; and, confident of her superiority in sorting, allowed me to approach so near, that cutting away his an chors, and heaving overboard his boats, &c. could not save him. I have the honour to be. &c. CHARLES RICHARDSON, Captain. ---....--- At the Court at Carlton House, the 4th day of March, 1818, Present, his Royal -Highness the Prince Regent in Council. His Royal Highness having been pleased, in the risme and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right lion. Robert Stewart (commonly called VE,coutit Castlereagh), to be one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, he was this day, by his Royal Highness's comman I, sworn one of his Majesty's Principal'Sceretaries of State accordingly. (.; 1 1 ~ ` , ,1 I t Lord Chamberlain's (!,Bice, March 7, 1812. Notice is hereby given, that his Royal Hy ness the Prince Regent will hold a Levee *t Carlton House, on Thursday nest, the 12th inst. at .half-past one o'clock. N. B. The same regulations of 4pen will be strictly observed, as at his Majesty's Livaim—dress clothes, and uniforms, British and Fore** belong ing to the different branches of the navithilui Military seri ices. Carlton House, March 5, ltilt rr His Royal Highness the Prince Regest has been graciously pleased, in the name and on top behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Earl Cholmondeity to be Lord itewurd aids Majesty's Household. Hi) Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been gracieuslr pleased, to the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, .to appoint the Marquis of Hertf , rd to be Lod Chamberlain to his ,Majesty's Household. eadlon House, March 7, 1812. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the most Honourable the Marquis of :Vinchester to be Groom .of the Stole to his Majesty. Her Majesty the Queen, and his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, have been graciously pleased to appoint John Simeon, Esq. (one of the Masters of his Majesty's High Court of Chancery), Count Munster, and Colonel Herbert Taylor, to be COM• missioners for the protection, care, and management of his Majesty's property during his indisposition ; and the said Commissioners took the necessary oaths thereupon before one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer, on the 3d instant. initehall, March 7. • Iris Royal Ilighneas the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf et his. Ma jesty, to nominate and appoint ,Adaiii Mlles E. to be one of tl. Lords of Justiciary -lO,Seothi.Lii in the room of William Craig, Esq. reeigiimL •••• MIL/TART PROMOTIOi.; Commisslen in tee Teaser Hamlets Militia, drum!' , ' ythe Lord Lieutenant. 2il Hovel Regiment. Franels timings Dune, lgsq. to be Colonel, vice. Smite, _ cued. Listed Fetiruary 19, 12;2. " .17TriUPTS., M. Canner, Liverpool, trunk-maker, to serreoller.March MI, April ti, at the Swan Inn, Huddersfield. Attoruies, Allison. Huddersfield ; andl'Ar. Walker, Chaacery-lane. W. I ,rrie.ht, Teakesburv, linen-draper, March 37.98, A_,^ri la, at ti- "wan lan, 'Tewlieseary. At,ornier. Mr. Medi. fire. ; told Mr. Houverleetreet,Fleet-street. A. Plod .r, Bealiilt, Stews, shookerp_er, Mara 14, 21, April at Gititsleall. Ivicadon , Anoraks, Messrs. Crepes, Mixon, and Gregson, Temptation -street. W. Thorp, Coventry, and Maiden-lane, rilsben-wanttfacturer, Murcia la, 19, April IS, at tee George in% C oventry . Atter sites, Mears. Barters and Martin, Funilver nn- E. 11.1huao, Cluttoo, Soniersetsaire biker, March 11, 18, April a : the Christopher Inn, B ath.i Attornki, Mesa. 81*A:it'd, Adlingtou, and Co. Bedford-row; and Mr. Shepherd, T. Smith, Adminton, Gloucestenlaire, dealer. March 90, 21, at tee Wei e Hart Ins, limitadoay,..Woreestershire, April 18, at the White Lie' i lon ' stratftvd-upen-Ai-es. Ateiruirs, Mr. May ue and Mr. Taylor, Medford-row. • P. Brook, Almon& airy, York4tire i carpenter and Joiner, Marc-, 1, 16, April Is, at the Ntw Wakefield. Attorat-.., Mr. Potter, Wakelleld ; asd Mr. Lake, Dowilde-8 1 11. 1.1. 'rcece, 0-4'ton-street, Sake, haberdasher, March 14, 21, Aphil S. at TleildhiU. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Wallbreok. .1. Torlin, West Smithfield, haymalesman i _'Marce 10, 21, A ' is, art Atterslas. Mears. Leale, and Sent Clorks.se. -,t ‘t, :~ ,- 41. . -- Tietkias. Warnford-court, March 11, 21, April 18, at (Au and Stokes, Basing all-vtreet. . 3 ` a3 nr, Piccadilly, hosier, Merle 1-, ^-I , *sprit lhitGlibl- Manley, Mr. Williams. Red J,kin•l.quare, H4ll , orn. lover, St. Mai - y-at-isill, builder, 11, Vt.. April 18, Aril:all. Attorney - , Air. Jmng, Anwriaaaqsare. Gockell, lt..herdisbeik;bluoch 4 2. "t, 'o at Guildhall. .Ittorney, Mr, Phipps, AJikrogatO. Needham, Loath, merchant, Marelftt, 38, April 18. Loadod. - Attorbies, Mt Iv/ Noy &bud Po. a, Min lunckton, Carry-Rival, Somerset ihire, baker, March 18, tell IS, at tiic Christopher lm;, ' Attoraies, Mr. Wells; and Mr. Dyne, lancolie, , lail-1/elds: Shelton, A 1 itcbam, tnealmaa, March 14, 21, April 18, at Looks. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three Crows-c 00.4• Borough. W. Woodman, Ilartholornewdelitse, drug-grinder, March 10, 28, April le, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Aubrey al.d Curtis. Cursitor-street. • Jy Jacobs, King James-stairs, Wappir.g,dealer,_M a rch 11,214 ipril IS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ur. Lyles, New-road, St. Orem?. East. T. - Gould, Ottery St. Marv, Thmoisshire, dealer. wadi 14, 24, RprillB, at the Hotel, ExeCer. Attotnies, Memo. Willimewand . Darke H , Bedford-row ; and Mr. Terre% Exeter. arri3oo, Maudester, lime l dcaler. March 14, V, April 18, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, blears. John. son and Luasdale, Manchester; and Mr. rills, Channery!lane. J. Hepple, Newcastle - upon - Tyne, merchant, hlarell 26, 281 April le. at the George Ina, Newcastle - npon-Ty or. Anatole,. Messrs. Atkinson, Wildes, and blavkarall, Chancery-tane; and Mr. Bainbridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. - T. Dixon, Sandwich, Ironmonger, March t 3, 14; April lit, at the Bell Inn, Sandwich. Attormes, Mr. Noakes, Sandwich; Ind Messrs. Lodik. too and Hall, Temple. • .T. Hampton and E. Hooper, Ithayader, Radnorshire, bankers," March 11, 12, April 18, at.tbe Boar's Head Ina, Neutowa, Montgomeryshire. Attornid, Messrs. Preshini and Proctor, Brauswick-square; and Mr. IVononint, DIVIDENDS. Muth 31, M. E. Humberstone, Kingston-upon-Hull, Spirit- Itloceltivas- . . - March 10 R., Gallia% • Union-court, Broad-s Meet, ' builder- M arch 1 iB, t. Janes; Lo'ck's- field s, victualler- Aptil 4, J. Wood, Sonderlaad. grocer-April 1, J. Blow. Hertford, carmietwit4pril Mnneford and .1. Skeen, Circeawitls.. ber-merelsants-Marels, P. HOllll/. Backlershary,stoternasup - March 17, J. 1,111100 and G. Moore, Rothestithritreet,' Ito dmrhithe, satiths,blarob 10, It. Reddish, St Jaatea'sotmet, -March J. Ball, King's' - 4 . Hertford, ‘. - AtneslsingleY, carpenter — March rti, J. Blundell, 'Lloyd's CO&CAOair. insur ance-limiter—March AB A J. Morrie, tiolhorn, woollen-draptr— March 3.4, 11. Bidwell, Whiteehapel, linen-draper—March J. P. Woolley, Walhani-green, trewer--March 2S, J. Hub , bard, jun. Gmbh-street, upholsterer—April d, T. Seamier, Barn acre with Bonds, Lancashire, miller—March SI, D. Spalding, Thorpe, Norfolk, liquor-merchant—April 'l , 3. Oil le, Ply mouth-Dock, cabinet-Maker—lithrch 4S, 1. Cook, ( ir, wine-merchant—March 28. R. Ilnghes ' Poultry, March 28, S. Rovingrlon, Vine-street, St. Alartitis-last,, • tualler—March SD, P. Davis, Ilirditaro,liussex, baker—A 3, At. Burrongh, New Saran), banker—April It, L. Lee, street, merchant—May 2.J. Davey, Truro, rope-maker-- SO, 1. Robinson, Whitelaitn, mercer—April 4, C. Chat Newark-upoo4'rent, linen-draper—April 4, J. Kemp, B street, Laat Smithfield, dealer—April 1, J. Cat tin, Broad-street, merchant 'Mare?) al, J. Scott, Strand, - bookseller—A pril 1, R. Evans, Beech-street, cheesemonger—April 7, 3. Cowie, %Yam ford-court, merchant-31inch Simpson and W . G. Fair. man, Old 'Change, factors—Mureli *4., .1. Munition, Broad. street, merchant—March SO, T. Richardson, South Berfittd, S 4. sex, brewer.' CEKTTFICATF.S.—AIsetc:n • G. Buckley, Tame Water, Yorkshire, man u facturer--F.• . LuiStockton, T ath am, carpenter and joiner --J. King, Brick.- , .5, italfields, ta3lor—.l. Cullen, jun. lialesaorth, Suffolk, tay !fir and draper—F. NN Wistieghatien, Lawrence- l'ountncy hill, merchant-3. llariley,.Altter.,i,thbury, uare:touseulan—l), Thomas,. Newcastle Farmartheraire, shopkeeper—E. Melling and T. H. Iligginsou ' Liverpool, merchants—W. King, Thames -street, stationer—J. Peal, Deal, carpenter—J. Brooks, Queen-street, Chcapside, sine-merchant -S. Cooper, jun. Li verpool, wheelwrizht. PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. T. Lawlor and W. Arden, Manchester, merchants'.- (. Tenny son, N. Maine, and J. 11. Vane, attonues—.l. and .D. Smith, Lnmheth, timber-merchantii---T. and J. (heaves, Manchester, corn-dealers—E. Marshall, A. Marshall, 3. Nightingale, J. /lib ben, S. Grimshaw, J. tireavo, and C. IP Niveii, Millhank Corn Mills, wi t hi n Partington, Cheshite—B. A. Me — hall, J. Night- S. . - _ rßlaebnr in k, J. Ilibbert, S. Critnshaw, J. Greases, 1. min*, and A. BLlckburne, Mill Bank Cora balls , withinPartinemp, Cheshire—Ft. Gillespie and W. Campbell, New York—T. Ifiane lean and J. Beabuw, Upper Russell -street, BermontL e t ners—J. Joule and E. Siutth, Stone, Staffordshire, brewers--M. Brittan and N. R. Broughton, Bristol, carriers... J. C. Fairelaugh and T. Thompson — it. Seaton and T. Rico, patent lamp-burner-omtetfacturers--W. White and J. Wilson— W. Day and W. Taylor, Mansfield, Notangh.mshire, joiners.. J."llllbert and W. * Smith, Clough Hall, Stalfordshire A. Black, H. Parry, and T. Kingsbury, Lesd - niallouleet, booksellers—J. and S. S Adam, of Runcorn, Chnhire---W. J. W. Taylor and J. English, Bath. attornies—D. J. de Castro and D. L. Pereira, custom-house agents. The Average Price of SLY 4 4, Is tb. 70. {►cr Cwt. Averag. Prices of CORN qoarter, from the Return. et Wheat. Rye. f Barley. i. d. 107 0 ;AR, for the Week, eadlag March of ENGLAND nod WALES, per ding February 49:- 1 Oats. I Beams 1 Pease. Oates. Es. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. 9 1 57 458 9 54 565 11 50 P L .1111ENT'ARY NOTICES. THIB DAY. ORDERS. Firther consideration of Report Woods and Forest Bill. Embers.lenient Bill-2d. Sandhurst Bill-24. Legul Quay Further Consideration of Report Local Militia Bill. Committee oo Indemnity Bill. Committee on Marine Mutiny Bill. Committee on Bill to repeal Nth of Elizabeth. Committee on Act relating to Pilchards. Committee ou Dublin Coals' Bill. Committee on Penitentiary House Bill. Committee of Ways mad Means. • Committee of Supply. Report /lap and Weans. Report Motley URI. Lottery BM Atnendinentli—Sd. • Expiring Laws Bill, 'Cobacco—Sti. . • Expiring Laws Bill, Timmer 33d. : - -.I, • 7 .71., '- I .. . . begs leave respictfully to inform the to Use CONSTITUTION, that he intends • to enlarge the sin of it to TWENTY COLUMNS none Si y, and the price will be continu e d at I Sigmas 1 / 4 fpeany. s. . sus liiiie l ltimpte, Masa 7. - . Aft. MAUL • Doe. I- • i• • • eiir ••• • • •• , ••. ritr ia .1,••••li 0 %14144• ' ...••••-• j ell•• 6 . to •-• n 1. • • ...• asni t: Y ...e. 11 - .. a 1.6. •• •=• • • ••••••••••••••••11.110011 4 , 1 0 * PRICE. OF STOCKS TRIM DAS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Sank ladki Swab 16s. pr. 3 per Cent. Cont. Of 61f Fxcbagre► Bills Sd. 3 pr. ~.l►er Cent. Red. eV Ditto 3* 6 yr. 4 per Cents. 76 °labium 6 per Cent. Nasy 9031 Counts for Acet. 601 Long. ASM. Leßoy Tickets • THE STATESMAN. LONDON: - MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1812. --.0.-- IMPORTANT NEWS FROM AMERICA. We have received New York Papers to the 13th ref Febrtsary, brought to Greenock in nineteen days 1 . by the ship T i Tid,ent. Thyir contents are extremely i important, and we trnat,4lstry- will soon be confirmed. ILetters received at.Zirrie , York, from Washington of a late date, seitc . o4 A RATIFICATION or Tug TREATY, signed is 1806, bg Mr. .MoNnoE and Mr.. PINKNEY, on behalf of the United States, and Lords HOLLAND and iirmaa s vp, on the part of Great Bri tain, IFAS Lisrzz,v TO DE EFFzeTED. On these letters the Editor of the Nem York Journal remarks " that our confidential communications assure us that ' for certain reasons the war spirit' at - Washington HAD DISATPEARED ) and that 6 an arrangement with Britain' was spoken of at no distant period.—Our readers will judge for themselves;" Should this highly-grati , fying intelligence prove correct, it will have the ef -1 ! fect of dissipating those fears which naturally re- I suited from the anticipation of the last blow bein; about to be struck against our commerce, by a war 1 with America ; it will show in no small degree, the wisdom of those councils,- which, in the year 1806, advised a conciliatory spirit towards the Government of the United States; and it will de monstrate the absurd folly of those men, who have since brought so much misery on the country, by pursuing a different line or policy, but 'Who are now reduced to the necessity of acknowledging that Ame rica u well as Great Britain has rights and privileges which might to be respected, and which her citizens ant bilk alga and willing to defend. • " NEI', YORK.. FEL 12. " ITIGIILY IMPORTANT. , gg The city was leavened yesteiday by the con- tents of dm dna-letters width fellow, from Wash ington :-.. -) - . • " Ts arr.—A. letter frowsiest Correspondent, dated on Friday last, observes, ' For a fortnight past, there has been frequent meetiags of the Cabinet. — Mr. MONROE and Mr. Fount hare been often and for a long time closeted together; and it is rumoured that the object of their. consideration is the Treaty made several years ago between Mr. iloneot and the British Ministry, which Mr. FORTRR is desirous of haviug ratified, with some modifications. The offensive note to be stricken out : the subject of im pressment partially arranged, but left open for far ther discussion hereafter, &a. I cannot trace this report to any authentic source, yet bare consi derable belief of its being founded in at least some pacific arrangement, which may perhaps take' paw. Mr. Mowaoz was mortified atthe rejection of l its Treaty,, and probably would feel gratified in icii lif!optiospet. Mr. NADIRON, though then Secretary /State, perhaps had little agency in its rejection.-. 4., t it i a z:r. • ~ i , _ treaty by the British Commissioners is to be stricken out. Some provision or arrangement is to be made iu relation to impressment, as soon as practicable. It is believed by some of the friends of Government, that the proposition of Mr. FOSTER will be acceded to. I give you these reports, without vouching for their truth. Yet, I must add, that they appear to me not to be devoid of probability. Should they be accurate, an immediate change in one measures must take place, highly interesting ;n more Than or.e respect." 66 Tnisti.—A..letter from Georgetown.—c It i; reported drat a Cabinet Council is to be held at the Presidia's House, relative to our affairs with Bri. • "A Correspondent of the Colambign, at Washing ton, inya--A I was told today, with a considerable degree of aostAticncs, that there would be an ar rangement with the British Government before three months--the authority Is respectable."' PUNK TUE NATIOICAAISTELLIGIUtiCES4OF TICUESDAT, EEL 6. " The House of Representatives .yesterday nc pte6d, on its third reading, the Bill for dassifying wspAng. the Militia of the United SW" by a teesfitrof,three - votes. The cletaile.and principle of this Bill have been debated for some days; and the day before it was rejected, there was a majority of three in favour of its passage to a third rending." 6 6 WASHINGTON, Fu. 6. ROUSE OF 11EPRESENTATIVa. Mr. WILLIAM, from the Committee oat Military Affairs, reported 'a Bill for detaching 100,000 of the militia. The Bill authorizing the President to call for the whole or a part, who are to be rvadv at a moment's warning, for a term not exceeding six mouths ; if called into service, the -pav and rations are to be similar to those of the replay army, and appropriates one million of dollars. Twine reed, and refernkl to the Committee of the whole.—Mr. WILL' AWS offered a Resolution, authorizing the Clerk of the House to cause to be published in all the Pa. I pees which publish the laws of the United States, ths Bill for classing and arming the militia. After a lit: the debate, this appeal to the people was . rejected, 30 only for it. , The Bill for the support of the sit companies of Rangers, that for the support of the military este bUshment, that for the support of the additional mi litary force, and that for the support of the navy, all for year 1812, were severally read a third time and passed. Mr. Cosniv offered a Resolution, directing the Committee on Military Affairs to bring io a Bill for arming the militia. The RiMelution' was adopted without a cAvision. • . • el NEW-YORK, Yes. 12. 41 LIBERTY-DA LL.--[CINCI ATI, ,OHIO.] 1,4 An interesting letter trout a Gesaleman of respectability, dated at Chickasaw Blank, Dec. 21, stilles t that the Ant 41,e of the earthquake °coined at 93minutes past two o'elock is the morning of the 16th, at thesame time it seems to bare been felt in the Atlantic. States, . and in this cottony. That s shock was followed during the 16th, and the 94Ioirtne night by 19 others : on tbe'l7th tear were three, and the following night Pryers' °them : on theltith there were seven sleeks, and several throne' the sueceeding.naght j on the 20th wren., , and on the 21w, wheedle letter was written, the earth was still trembling. The Aria ind second vibrations, and that between eleven and twelve teelock on the 17th, were the most violent. The effect of this shocks appear to have been of the most alarming kind. Tits large commanded by the author of the letter wasandored in ilk Moms water, about 17 miles below New-Madrid, er e Lido, v the mouth tt! the Oblo.—The boat was ailed on by the wale in a manner that excited a suspicion of hei being grounded, bui upownemading, they could. find as bottom. The current in-. creasing to three times the velocity It had the preceding evening —tie crew of a boat at the shore testified that the river rose n ix s short time, and that estop' eagle land was to to found that was not (as they expressed it) giving. Two gat-bob , Mined boats that were !yin& the shore were destioyaL—One Wes broken entirely to pieces, and the ether overturned—am drew saved theseselvss.—At the second shock milllonsoftrees that weft imbedded in the mod in the bottom of the liver, suddenly had me mid elevated to the surface, rendering the river impassable. At the mune time the banks were shook Into the river in large taste. 17pon passing the Little Prairie, the inhabitants were foetid to bate &die tbekigh lands. It was rated by some hunters near the Rayon river; that the ground was cracked into innumerable limares, and large quantities of water were issuing out of them. An istand just above the moutkof the Bayne riser was e‘treme .uire but little to sink in. Tiles 'the klbsissippi were disehargii S that river— and the **ter fun I 40 ' throughout the Whole. of-the 16th to The writer of the letter hr.d not an the river than the Chicks below die moult of the Ohio ; but expression of the deepest snidely re. Gidph. " : . packet has arrived at Fal- Malin and Gibraltar. Bar, the Governor of Algesiras, claims an achautage obtained • however, is represented by prisoner, as ." all ins , nili licant we lean thst., in a ' there, it was deter9iitiei to enemy, as far as respected The expeditipn whit ti had arrived ag the latter .aucarr's army, about . 4,000 Alicant on the 15th of .e grenades into the lown,and te.surrender, but •thisbeirg re fears are entertained for army. The following are brunet by the above . .. ..... .. . , f 1 ' ' . , arir ........... 0I 0 1 , From l'ill1; LOA DON GAZETTE, 411.1acu 7. J• ehaa t36:ll 1 1 ........a..-- 1 , k ' ''. WAR DEPAHTISIENT. ball. Ant I ' Doanving-street, March 7, 1812. 1 Sw r ee . Pas 7 (Aim II !: A dispatch, of which the following is an extract, „ glit o r l , l , i: luta been this day received at the Earl of Liverpool's April 18, -.i Oilice, addressed t• his LOrdship by General the street. ;. . .it Earl of Wellington, dated Frenadu, Feb. 19, 1811,:i at W. t' : - , ti ' ,„ 1 4 Since I addressed your Lordship on the 1 2th inst. d ag y sile . I have received intelligence- that the first and fonrtb : ' 1J. 1 + 1 4 1 , 1 4 divisions of the Army of Portuga l, and part of V ), e1. : 1 1 :1Y ii ;;• • ' „. , : General !viontbrun's cavalry, as well as the sixth i J.hn sb division, are on the Tagus, in the neighbourhood of tai a+ 411 Talabeia do la Reyna Red Toledo. It is certain that ; w. 4 , " • General Bonnet evacuated the Asturias at the time I i 28, April liCeirerrthri reports that h e h a d d on e so in January; . Cm j r :la I , and I undostand that he suffered considerably iu: April 18,, l this operation, as well from the effects of the area- t Gevr,le's 1' lif • aid( thee ai from the' operations of a detachment of the 1 A,„:iT 'i i s .la !'f t, ' 141! 7 ' of4 . 0 '1 I 1 , r " • ' ; TIIE STATESMAN Thropoortnnost LorszL tiltlb tll. /Male% 21 ` 11 ' .. I Siubscribars . _ _ _ _ _ . • Am island just above tat minim I. N oricas. Mr . 'SIMON mast be the ' scape goat, should it be . I , ag lu u t e d, aid seemed to requirt Mr. R. Ward-O r oln anne Eutionates in Supply.' .• . r• • b Al r. Baring -Bill for currying into ellect oertuli Agreetneophi adopted. so relating to the Estate of the late Mr. Gultinibit But, to suppose , M . r. It . l.tnisoir will** larg latal e i trilieb nanift U irs e i ‘ s pf tr at va er liZ o ot iii th al • Mr. liihon-Bill to e//pleill and waged the Ni t aglop e A e t, as. 10 agree tea it without thollooteet of J'areau"Ns hr that restos vere observed throng - far GS rglatesto Or hankahol illegitimate Milson. - ' .04X14011•441410.1111114.4Apap coasetabby es the wiag. TI :4 liar. VI onedar ge thegime firm* 11111111aritelit: I allal l iii 4 # 4444.1 . 1 , 1 ,• . kvi 4 .4 -.: • iitssionen for one Yea&A _. ''4 ,r .. 4.. , h e ard flustatir Voce farther deal door "1:111*.t tines ' . v illtiadt- me Bit' beat 116 milts Wow eltor of Exchequer-To thr aim teraveliet Ise itlipia l e. ".6e -:. -L. • ••• • •,•_._ • with m ai m; t : _;_._._-- .1 1 , en d e pr a - • his letter clam volth an expread '.' '''• " %Ant pm, •possibly to melt t siege - Mr. W.,Pole- Irish Misteilkemllotbssessal thigiO. • •-i ' - • - • -• ' ' • speed doe arestry Nearer the G pr 4 - /044 Milattf.• • - • ..,. - Asj os awd.tulittetipowt egrow.sdatible,sent his bud- _ 4 , 0 „„„, . townces,*'• - • i. , •-- ! .. 1 Livirtrelluistone-papew 0 .i.ii... logi o d icom i s mew 0'44 aslaatleenti; * 'of continuing the war ' . 4 •jedrI1O111101.' —it sir. Tioduis--Bilt to prevent . is Regard's for fever . . • rielleiske. The pimple * ilia war people, are cooling. mou th w ith mails from Malt The Prinerss Charlottc pi a limiest Owe. mete sturr . oe some way thiliked te escape war. It , LASTEROS, in a letter to tin Mr. W. Wjsap-111111 to Ishe4rieg the Oath Dow adairds.• . .. ( eyed fr*lio Lao thetrord. or Ids sooty, te etembers el' ireg; ji - bitgoded , bi the Executive: If nothing FI ,t ti . ' dated 3d February, claims WEDNESDAY.' • . ' ' ' i lianamt. ' d Mr. rombio-Ret " (7 4. ma' thellaiks ip • ' ammain -.. ' at . valt smaessee wall s ow my beuelr b e ' . WM -00111rdranen . . t, aotaathi . .__ mg first ` tall at _lea,onest s o v p 7 e t ti h e e h en o em lic v e , r w ta li k ic e h i: hog 1, : tine Army and Navy, sad their Odmots, *ad agitate Patilheol. . ~. - _,___,,- . , I . _ ' cant affair." From Alice sad their Oliettees. - . SMOltn e rvipstspaysiiiisellrffer, itaitilt after the arrival Council which was • neld the r : 1 URSDAY. • Mr. Martin-BIR for ealgoespreho it' if &A iitiratt . " ' ' • ' resist the attacks of the cues ! th e Court of Admiralty a leer. .... a 1, chequer,to ataimilate them Is to tpe "optical " Sac .ol c o ."=r Itriltlart . Wasithlgto4l to the that city and Carthagenn. 1. Suitors' oney to tbeiiticief • dli N tC4ial l Miters of ,thsr. i a dentecralio : lately mined frame Gibraltar, I, of Chasce.ry. - • 1 I A part of MARMON' YRUDA.T. :. . ' • • _ ,v-•t::. " I l i • parer, Gaya -' ~ hg s . 1p repayted ha the ~Plote,- , Nit. en. bad arrived before It :ittestMe ' . * political Cjrclea hoe,. timit'46:7,oli Isis IOWPOOOd - In -- ''' The cold has been more serer! in bias Oh winter i , ~, 1 Janeary ; they threw some art r , than 4„r many preieding ones. At nom% Ts*, •"- '-'•' C 114411 4,„„ 4 lbat 41411441!7. ' 11144111 , ~..4,,,14:115°!: b 7 I ;hell autamoiletit te•surreii , l• Nanles, &c. the thermometer,. placed in the sea, was Milani 01 01rOot 4.0111 •rirgFats ?'" . 1 77 111 P 5 _,., of the 'f i rwitl, they re# lllllll . Great I [ I ; in January three degrees below the freezing point- i In the southern parts of Germany the winter its • thli f . 46 141411 1 lille ciami letall aitaii6 H ll" - ske k tAili s t= cll . 1, been egtremely severe : while in. the slat* 4 * Ilitian a11. " . "' r'-........' -- --. ------. 'edged Navas" keys , the' Joitimme.:2 , LAW ° Rho apprcnick of .Scener's ar , very moderate. • - . * • -•• by the ON Goverment , : The unto twediai to that, Mails P-9- : .., • , . .- • .•