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

GICRATIfei kat. ig At Algeciras, t iettitr from General BaLLAs loos to the Governor was published three days ag o, of which the following is a translation: LOS POBLACIONS, roc t s I have the satisfaction of informing you, that the troops of the Generals Cutttrs, and those of Mo• tam, were last night completely beaten by my brace troops. Both Generals were advancing for the pur. p o se of surrounding my position. One of General 1 Ciliates aid•de-camps has fallen into our hands, and the enemy have snstaintid a considerable lass, having been gallantly charged and pursued for upwards niftier miles. On the preceding night, they also made an attempt, although few in number, to dislodge ate from this point, where I_ was with the division of Barbastio only ; bat they were under the necessity of retiring in baste. This occurrence, so happy. for our arms, will be memorable in the his tory of our times."' ALGESIRAS, Fan. IS. " No further details hare been published respect ing the defeat of Generals Cualus and Muxtra.— The Ald.de-Camp of the, former, who has been brought here, of course represen'ts it as an insigni. front affair. The object of the French, he states, was to make a reconnoisanee in the environs of Los Poblaciens. Their numbers amounted to 1500, and they were like to hate surprised Gen. HALLAsriaos. Finding thennolves, however, charged by sapetier forces, they tedrid."--(Gibrakar Chronick, Feb. 15.) . _ _ ~ 6113RALTAIt Fs& 15. " The tipedition, which in our last number but ontwas stated to hare sailed from Cadiz, has landed at Cartbagenai" ALICANT, JAw.25. " No doubt you will, ere this, have heard of the surrender of . Valencia on the 10th instant, to General Sucnrr.--The garrison, consisting of about 10,000 men, to be exchanged immediately, tank for rank, with an equal number of French prisoners. The result of a Council, held here, has been a determination to resist the fulfilment of those terms, as far as aspects this place and Carthagena.— The prisoners here have consequently been sent to Cairire. 'the remains of General Muir and FnET ra's infantry, about 5000, have been joined to Ge tters, Roche's division, who now has the direction of all the troops here. lie pays, arms and clothes them, in all 6000 men. The Governor Dx LA CauZ, commands the whole. Generals Malls and farfax go t• Carthegena, and the neighbourhood ; the latter Must still have 1000 cavalry. On the 15th, we were alarmed by the appearance of. General MoNranutt, and a French division before these walls. They were is an all 4,000 men, but our fears bad doubled and trebled this number. They threw some grenades into the Centre of the town, slid then sent a *eminent to Surrender, which was replied to in the negative. On th. 17th they de parted, after plundering and destroying every thing that tame in their way. It appears they belong to MAitoon's army, and not to Svcurr's. The latter, we ate told, has sent some troops to Catalonia and Arragon, therefore cannot think of us for the pre sent ; In this we put but little faith. The Head quarters of his van-guard, under Baron Dx Emu's, hire, for some time, been in Alery, seven leagues from hence. SucasT's first requisition in Valencia eras for 100,000 hard dollars ; he now demands withia one month 1,000,000.---(Gibraltar Chronicle, Feb. 15.) We hare received Dublin Papers of Friday's date: Thn following Members have been nominated by, the Catholic Board - " to proceed to London with the Address to his Rojo' Highness the Fausca R. GUT :" The Earl of Suatvrsouny. The ran of ILRNMART. The Viscount Goan/L143t0n . . The Viscount Sotrrtiwakt.. 5. The Lori Krz.z.tra. rue Honourable THOMAS BritwEwArt. The Honourable CHARLES Frar.scu. Sir TnomAs Esmottor, Baronet. Sir EDWARD BELLEW, Baronet. W. Sir 'THOSI43 GooLo, Baronet. 1 GEORGE BRYAN, JetikiSLOWß. OWEN O'Comoir, Balaaagar. bony Bonne, We. G. BADOy, Casfle Bagot. .• 15. RANDAL M•DomNErj., THOMAS Wrsa, Manor, Waterford. Jowl LALOR, CriLDRSIL. . MILLS MiDostras-4.. London. Majue6Gesseral Air Bit os 0•F ERRALL. 20. PETER Bonaix Hussar, Dingle. DOMINICK W. O'ltrat.t.i, Kildangan Castle. Dispatches front the Earl of WELLresvoi, dated I Freyasyda ' the lath ult. Imre received by Govern ment ee Saturday, an extract - from which is given is ' the Dondon Gazette. From Me official and private advices, it appears that MARIIONT's army As extend ed its front ; the lira, fourdi, and sixth divisions are in the neighbourhood of Talavera, and Toledo; the main body, accerdl: g to the private accounts, re mains in the vicinity of Salanquica and Villa Foutia, while the right wing has been marched from Zamora to Benevento. The Officers of Irish Militia Regiments quartered in England are to be exempted from payment et OM Income Tax. We understand that in the recent division apes tb expulsion of Mr. %Vats's, for a fraud, Mr. answer and Mr. Manger. Pau.s.lrs ) the Member fee S. ford, did not,vote. I- , Al' , .‘." . r .:., 7 . .p ~' ~. FE/NEIL:EL OP - AIM, . TILE )47'R'g, ' . Jur pel'E LLIGNM..., ..,..a0riii.u . ...... .., . . ..., . after the derni-ludicrous 1 ~ . . PtwirouTe, 111.ittim7. — Yestertiay, at ten o ' clock , 1 On Saturday &wren - Idg, P ' . Ti t , Nrittceli: the Flag O ffi cers and Captains of his Alaiestr4 Alps and Drama of Th e H ouse Of Mori e, wilicli i , Railed the Sfitilaireagh„ al tarn AI. H. Scott ; G2itrn't; it this port, assembled at, Stoke yi to compliance w ith .is too puerile fb r cr i t i c i sm, was produt. for the 18, Captain state-num : Pad, tl*or, to bioettadeCherderrh i the orders of Sir Robert Calchlit. tiro Port Ad-. + erit thee, 4 new Musical Farce, called artiOisi i also the Warrior; 74,11 and Yensfool . ltestdcritise et the Isle de: Mind, for the removal of the retrains of Sir Charley. DRAMATIS PERSON/FL ' • Ras'. and P° '"P ar ' iti ' CaPtli 4 81t : 4 ' 4 " . W"'" l ' I " B "''' . Cotton, Commander in Chief of the Chanuel Fleet, isierm e die, R .. Mr. Dooms. oads ; the Porcupin e , IS, Captain"ltilidt, t o Gliernsey. 'I he • m r . N am e s: Thracian takes convoy th the Mims; The Lefre, 96; Copt:alit to his Majesty's'brig Pclorous, lying alongside the at Truckle, a..i. . • W. LOVrGRAVZ4 SE - lanolin. stseutthens the hill Indla contoy tufa at Madeira: Dock-yard, to be conveyed' to Madiugley, in Como rtmtre, a.... Mr. Ksictrr. y,tAdithafilie Ant, schooner from a criaiif : : bridgeshire. A troop of horse artillery, and guard, • Gook, • ..: . • YARMOUTH, %fitted I. •, '-•, , ..'- Mr. Moonocas. Garaencr, consisting of . two Captains, six subalterns, and ' Militia, w^ -- __ _ _ the 506 men of ... Royal Cheshire , Were Previously paraded in front of the Admiral's house. On the body being placed in the hearse, which was drawn by six horses, three rounds were fired by the trill., lery, and followed by a similar compliment from the infantry. .The procession then moved in filet follow ing manner to the Dock-yard : Artillery. Field Officer's Guard of Royal Cheshire Militia. Marine Band. Captains of the Fleet, Two and Two. Chaplains Roo ley, of the Pelotus. Officers of his ship t , Two and Two. Admiral's Surgeon. Physician of the Fleet. Secretary to the Commander..? )Secretary to the late Ad= In-Chief. 5 mirai. , Chaplain to the Salvador del Mande. Pall Bearers; Pall Beffilleffit - Captain Bedford, . Captain Week Adiniral Sir H. Neal`',q... Sae Oak, Admiral Boyle, El • .. Wit% ' • Admiral Manly, s * • • • - '40,41104.1(Am Sir Cliark, - Adaiing of the White_ t _shad con.- Clissmet tied. - arm February 23, 1i112, 051T7 aged &I yeas. Chief Mourner The Rev. Alexander eon's. Roglaud. Admiral Sir Robert Calder. heir " General Ofi'eers according to .._.r Rank. Post-Captains and Field Officers accenting to seniority. Commanders Ditto. Lieutenants,' Ditto. Fourteen Gentlemen's Carriages. As many Lieutenants as could be spared from each ship, accompanied the procession in its progress to the Dock gates. Both sides of Fore-street were lined by militia regiments in garrison, with their arms re versed 2 and colours hung with crape. On the arrival of the procession at the Dock gates it was met by Commissioner Fanshawe, who accompanied it to the water side, the Pylorus firing minute guns ; when the body was deposited she fired 17 guns. The concourse of people assembled to witness this melan. choly sight was immense. The Pelorus sailed in the evening. • Mama, . Mr. CRATTIM.LZY. Marian Raio4 Mn. ItilliGay, • Mrs. Scare. The Same opens with Restive, a half-sighted pas titian, who, we understand, has disiwherited Sootier , ville, his nephew, as a presumed profligate. Restive has a confidential associate in Dr. Truckle, who is, apparently, the friend of Restive, but, in reality, a man who wishes to render the politickiwsubservient Ito his own views. Restive has a young female rela don in Scotland, Marian Ramsay, whom he resolves •Illatt. Dr. Truckle shall marry, and for that purpose 'finds for her, in order to leave his whol e f or t u ne to ghtekti, and by that measure to punish his nephew. The auditor discovers by the dialogue that Somer. ',ilk is in foie with Marian Ramsay, without 'his uncle's knowledge, and that Forage, his servant, is 10‘...4leith Peggy. When • Mit, Ramsay arrives frearScoftind, an interview ensues between her and Betsitd‘fifr, when, by muteal ConuinTAcatioo, they abeister-the intentions of Restive, and concert idea kediseppoint his wishes. ,40_4(0 akwatint. With /testi; affects cones& The Marquis WELLESLEY had an audience of the PRINCE REGENT, at his own request, when it is said, he respectfully submitted to his Royal Highness the necessity he felt himself under, of explaining, in his place in Parliament, his grounds of difference with Mr. PERCETAL. Yesterday Earl &seem:, gave a grand dinner to the Duke of NORFOLK, the Earl of Molex, and a large party, at his house, St. James's-place. • As a substitute for the place of Paymaster of Widows' Pensions, Colonel M. is to be appointed Privy Purse, and to remain, at the same time, Prio, site Secretary of his Royal Highness the PINCIi Rums?. Mr. rsamsa, the Megossgirt accoir:Piary Mr. Lisvoe, in his mission to Constantinople. In every part of the kingdom independent-Jewel nals are now established, written with an intelligent , and manly spirit, spreading the light of constitutional knowledge over the mass of the people, and breath ing the most fervent and liberal sentiments of reit gions as well as civil liberty. During the representation of the new Farce at the Lyceum, on Saturday evening, one joke was caught at with avidity by the audience, as applicable to ex-1 isting circumstances, and was highly applauded.- 1 Miss DUNCAN, the fair favourite of a Politician af to be struck with the grandeur of political pro ts, and offers to assist the Patriot's labours. Dosyron.—" What! a young woman turn politician?" Miss Dunc tit —" \1 by not ? Mare we not a inficient nom tier or old on ft" r The audience burst into a loud peat of laughter at this pageant allusion ; for, though John Bull is too manly to turn the finger of scorn at a Lady for femi nine foibles, yet, when .a woman forgets the just , decorum sof her sex so far as to exert a malignant he. hence over the Councils of the State, the annals of the empire may teach her to expect sarcasm. His Royal 'Highness the Duke of Yona and his Duchess were together at the Opera-house on Satur day night. His Royal Highness 'hewed a great pre. tided/on for her Royal flightless, .and the Lady showed that her Royal Hlghuess had no resentments. -At a Club in Mary-le-bonne, at which Lord YAR MOUTH sometimes presides, his Lordship is called, from his kingly power and red whiskers, Rufus the Second. The town of Yarmouth, from which he takes his title, is famous for dirt and red herrings. Disturbances in the vicinity of Huddersfield conti-, nue. Oa Wednesday an armed party broke intim* mils, ltu a ted betieen Slaithwaiteand i l+ field after they had effected their purpose, the leafier died f up' w e e , e a ch l ean answering to a - patlicullii number instead of his name, then fired off their pis- tots, and marched away. General Dorsenne has transmitted a detailed ac count to M. Curler, of four atmospheric stones, which fell at Be r languilles, in Spain. They were preceded by three loud explosions resembling thodis charge of a cannon; and by a fourth, which lasted about a minute, an d which resembled the fire of a platoon of musketry. Some peasants, who were at work in a field, bested the reports, and, in a few minutes after, saw something fall, which raised a cloud of dust. Os approaching the spot, th e y found, at the depth of eight inches, a burnt stone, surrounded by a hot and red earth. At the diseempi of about 60 paces, they likewise found three °them: 'The peasants add, that they -.shade caused apparently by the plosion. The Helm sloop of emir has fax end Bermuda with Foreign 060, yeateedey f A w sent from Hain to NewYilte seised brr tbd Collettor, mid es • 17 herpheadrrteNd aNtember a • luable smitistatiiiieed goods. a a • ay. We f inanity, and in a quest meeting with Dr. Truckle, she assumes so vouch eccentricity of manner, that Truckle is afraid of Wing her to tie altar of llymen. She relates to him how she sit(' in ing to Shields, Wrack oa the floss-sand, and on coining off fink is deep water. The crew and passenger wife landed at (Aides intf by a pilot vessel. The,Pursuit, of Lektobe, Hansom, mas;• ter, the same day strnelt on Cortuo sand, and sanit.—Crew saved. PI.3IIIOUTII, Mutat 7; Atrived the American ship Pallas, liPCollb, Mins the State 11,4111eorgia ; and American ship Algernon, 14 Baton, franc Iffihnington, &kb with timber for the deck-yisill I &OW; dirabott ; and John, Arrowsmith, rota from thitidertifladi and Mel bluJesty's ships Dryad, Belle Poole, and RAM, 016 a guile. ,r 1 The American sammiser, Thomas, froM Salem, ball" ti to r :rdestax, tritbiash, *as lately captured by the Xiang* and. usn frigate's, but Ism timid so leaky, that the drew were liken out of tier, and she wok: A French privateer chased a imetchani brig nearly into Perfey Point this morning. A signal having been made, the Potbound brig of war gut under weigh from the &kind, end went tit pir snit. Arrived the Smitt slop-4 wine i Mutable selpironeri dal IM Trio, Trevitt, frau Pertandwth, bound to Vlant, pot hack leaky, having thtown pail of the cargo overbmwd,; wAedllskim Portsmouth, with * flee of *Mai 1911 an% - ad4 ktniense . _ _ _ was sitting . a grove on a moon-light 1 night, when a fine young man came and knelt at her feet, and by the way of illustrating the anecdote, throws herself into Truckle's arms, and then screams out, when Restive enters, and finds her, to his as' tonislnnent, in Truckle's arms. After this Restive is more Importunate than he was before to ha:e them married, and eu the Doctor's refusing to take her, the politician is en raged, and t u rns 71 . .nekle out of his house. After a whimsical repast In the garden bttween the Doctor and Somerville, . Restive overhears the for mer drinking confusion to all politicians, which so heightens his antipathies against Truckle, that he is prevailed upon to retract his engagement, and vows that none Etta!' marry Miss Ramsay but the gallant young officer who subscribed six mouths' pay to re lieve a poor family ; when this benevolent y.uth Is proved to be Somerville, which so pleases RestiVe that he unites the young couple forthwith. This After-piece is a lively trifle, that hath more pretensions to popular favour than many recent Dramas that have assumed a higher tone of charac ter. The poetry is not very admirable, but the best specimen of it is the following air, which was sung by Mr. Primters with much taste and animation If love, as they say, be the solace of )onth. ' And lay mistress neglects all my ardour sad troth, To forswear her whole hex, in revenge, may be right, But then, in a soldier, would that be polite? Olt ! uo, no, no,. MI. Bet Philosophy, brighsval with tlepercheteltellsj, • ..Be *till my specific for sorrow, And if I can't have all my wifbetto•day, can very well wait till to4nerron. • oVirfttie and music of this piece is advertised as having been composed _entirely by Mr. P. Kuria, but we do not, think that his professional celebrity will be very much advanced by this exertion. The Author (Mr. KENNY) should hold himself much indebted to the performers, particularly Messrs. Dow TON, P 1111.1 1 ,11, LolfinßoVE, KNIGHT, and Miss DUNCAN. It was given Out for a second representatidn, with the genuine approval of the audience. Heel coasholigg CATOy of the _ et* she pirte4 os Thursday, aad; it Is exiiectud, Us* whole itillbe obliged td put back. !SEAL, Minci Balled this morning Ilse Bousbily, lades, s and Elphkidaik Westrtard: diamen ; and several running ships tei the Wc_ The thus that wait for convoy remain. Arrived the Transfer, Ilarrima, from Lisbon; and the Mgr. del sloop of war, from a entitle. Came dewn from the Hirer festival mettitadttnen, and With his Majesty's ships, remain as per last: FALMOUTH, Maims 6. nit day arrived the Primes. Charlotte packet, With Mails from the Mediterranean, 19 days from Gibraltar; it is reported she brings a confirmation of the recapture of Tarragona, loft cancan trace this to any ;ood authority. I am fearful that 'Ta rifa is mistaken for Tarragona. A Messenger from Lord NV ; Sentinel' is come over in this packet ; and, it is saki, that the Queen dl Sicily has At last caw into all hit Lordship's measures: The Prince* Charititte was ehaced do het passage down the Mediterranean byes Freak lathr:rigged priyateet, which caste up with the Odic's Ind Wm, after a &Inaction, bed elf witte atet Ms. La Pleamine, 44 guns, French frigate, prink tel his Majesty's ship Active, had arrived at Malta ; also arrived th 3 Goad Intent, Mottimote, from Cork; and the Odegle and James, Lovey, from A 44,14". • . • As the packet which brought the Mail was Work. , lug out of the Tagus, an American vessel entered it from Carthagena, the master of which stated, that the doge of Alicant had been formed by Suctirr. Oakrosuos.—On Friday evening was presented, to Covent Garden Theatre, The .Creation, to a very fall House. CATALANI, as usual, enchanting; Mrs. Dimwits was in full voice, and gave great pleasure to her hearers; BaxuAss's song, the 44 Victory," was great. The Anthem, " Hear my Prayer, 0 Gm)," was mod most impressively.sung by Mrs. BLAND and Master BOYLE; and the audience were, . very liberal in their applause. We understand MA*. tor BovLa has been a very admired singer from Oil age of 11, aid that he sings several favourite sew warrior to any youth in the metropolis. Preparations are making to roof Drury Lane Theatre. The wood-work of the interior is in very great forwardness; and the whelp is expected to be completed before next September. The winter has been extremely ' favourable: for the progress of as building. . - . • johruSkelgos was tried ow'Mbnday l a st AA* Inth Goad of - JusticiarY, it Edishere.. l - 4riiiilko bet,} comrnittijl 410 110..0f dud piti iit the. •:q of 4b e 31st Or December, 11311 0 , jiii- was f ; guilty, and sossleied for exteitiosi on he 16th -1 April next. ~_. - . - • . • The beautiful church of .lilentiva), *a, Paltrino„ in Sicily, has been nearly drifroyed by fire. It con tained, besides the tomb of the two Williams, 0016; brated in the history of the arts, an iiintmeritblei quantity of Mosaic tables, &c. On Saturday the Merchants conoerned in the crim-1 'merce with France, waited by appointment; on Oa Board of Trade, Wien' they were inforMed.by;Mr. I ROSS, that thereat!, subsisted the diffienltt 411 •the interchange of cbnanodities, for tbe propofit and of theldnds agreed upon, both Goveriments requir ing that the transsctioa . - shoul8•-eaVailliace 9 Widt the exports from their respective tottOeilllittliloo l , t Stile- itrefte "Si French ' - . • , • . , ityttlia , . .. . . Sailed the Emmeline, Treladdra ; sad Favunrite, Wien; for tondos; Ranger, Livingston I and Celes, Evans, for Water' ford: -..-... • . , .... The Halifax shag of war, %pada- thifterritt Frazer, me. rived on Friday at Portimouos, OMR Alarm and Bermuda; left the former place on the 20lb of Elmiliphet, and the tatter on the 10th ult. Admiral Sawyer, with the Africa, 64, Captain 'Bastard; Belvidere, Captain Bytott I Julia, Hon. Val. Ours diner j Plumper. Juniper, and Cattle schooners, were at Ber muda. The .Julia bed lately returned from Om Welt Indies. Tba Keogh's& *cup had been launched at Bermuda, and coins taimiens4 by Cagoule-Scott, late Flag-615cer to AdMind Saw yer. The Sylph war easily ready, and Lieutenant Reddie is to comassod . her: AU Bede, Lord James Tawfwends. was the toly alp hit thlfilifiar, The Game, Captain Byng, was ape pointed to bring bathe the dim convoy for the reason from New Bronswieft: The coerriere, Captain Dacres, and Soles, are likeirise under Orden testier:l in tfighind. life Italian, Capt. Jane, hid taken a ealitable prise, laden with sieves, gold-dust. and ivory, which the took into NeWfiretrldence, and there con demned. The dock-yard whisk is (*attracting et Berserk, was rapidly proteeding' with. The past of iliOldar had bee* again opened to the Miseries's, under eeetainXoHtittiodt. INS navalpeornotiont.whiek bare taken place on thethelitivisollall . bees ander the sanelloo of the Admiralty. .i .-.-.- .', ..?‘ TIIA MARKE7IST. - • ~' ,:": ; ,01 CORN EXCILIINCIR, /taus Si The fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day make a tolerable supply' s and the trade brisk in sale, at an advaace in price of abdut ..f... per quarter—Barley likewise in tolerable supply, man tally keeps its price—Malt at little fluctuation—and Whitt i'cas abe —Beam of mei description soinekhat higher—We have sevcral fresh arrivals of Oats, but, frogs the demand, saletthereof quot ed rather dearer—Flour inclines upwardt. • Wheat 80i 1068 Me ,i Tick do. (new) .. 50 56 Fineditto . 135 130 I Du: (Floe Old) .. - 55 57 Rye • 62 58 1 Oats . - 31 35 39 Barley 5O 58 Poland do. ...... 40 41 Malt B4 92 Petah* dn. White Peas (boilers) 74 89 Rape Seed - O3O .666. Gril do. Beans ---- SIIITHIFitfLEI 11ASOLET.-44diitds 9. • To sill the 011I<18 malaise of Sib. . • Beer . ..t. 2d. to 6s . Sd. - Head of Cattle this des, ! Muticsb . .. . V. to 6.. 4d. Heists Veal ....7s. 001.' to tin. 41 . Sheep , A 12,49 T-' 1 Pork ....lis. Od. to 71. 4d. Calves a.4 .8.. !.'a Lamb •...os. (IL to ds. Od. Pig. ~. ithx-14 ABK ET. Hay lir '4l. Od. to 51. 5 , . M. • • .., I.: it. od. to 24 81. tat .. is.. 011. so 61. u.. ed. . 0 !... _ li .. .~., i • IMr. Waasa, the Messenger, it is supposed, will accompany Mr. TUOIINTONt on his mission, whicu, it •is rumoured will be to Sweden. We copy the following from a Morning Paper : • hi length we understand that Lord SIDIIIOUTII, who is alWays ready on the (fernier resort, to accept c : c . office, is to fill up by his adherents some of the vacant" places in Mr. PeaceveL's Government. lid will . . himself, we understand, become President of th'. Council, in the room of Earl CA/suimr. Mr. Vax: srcratcr is to become Chancellor of the Exchequer . to relyeve Mr. PSZCEVAL from that pirt of his la.. hierh:in whiCh he is so _illiserahly deficient,— Thi ail of BIICITNOHAMOriIIy who already pee-, .0104: Sinecures and • Peitsions to the ameuut 4_. _ 1 41.14 0001. a year, is to succeed Lord MELYII.6E Presicteekt of the Board of Contronl. Mr. Beano anniair Is if is succeed Mr. RTnEI, Secretary State - Department—but cf _ _. another account says, douse of Cammc:. at' .or 'II take place immedinti,.:7 Catholic Claims. It, . lent of Lord Si nuoul .1 reluctance to the • who stated it to e the means of pr. liberty was the co,aer- .1 ' , . - grAT'ESMANt of itA6 airram L 7 ••••••••• 011111Cri. eiporrs Min iamr VEIMIPCcu v G4lOrglrl_wiriirvillt 7- remarked in the a i r • s that although Great Britain ,sainafeed 111 lE. I BATHURST I. it said, to succi the smoke of the ex- condition demanded on her part BO' French' hid Secretary of State for the Home I shoran a disposition to rein as to this'Particulii.— this fact we are uncertain, for au, P Bat arrived from Ran- One of the Gentlemen deputed on this' 'oscisionb, he is to be Speaker of the douse lake, which retchedthe offered to the Board of Sistie‘ that if they *mad el next election, *bier will take an* libleh had been permit the barter to' Web the -impart' from niter the,vcite on the Irish can ' Tisk *as immediately Trance he Weald give IVrandlpstfsfactiMyytectiifty weer says % -that thil appoiutmeot se beard were bi bossi, or in any otter asfte- pOslio Tom, .tbat the his base reldirwith extreme ref of belay corddiderei." s lp conveying to this country the istodece of France`- , citation of %fr. riicrvet, who st goods. It is 'append should return from Mince with "the quantity a q tialiti his Ashillaistration, as the I for the account of the quality -of British merchandise stipalatee! In I that redeems ttireligious libert . stmt, -of Isis ',stem." • British • • • 4 _-._i_.' ~:. ~~ `_ '. t~ II ■ 0" i~ f