The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-27 00:00:00

applied to the organ"of the F' is calculated to disgust- oar to irritate our enemies. The commenting on Count REGNA Senate, " This fellow's jejune, &c. &c. We hope and trust, magnanimous Allies will not consider warfare as that which the better country Wishes to add to the doafedei its Allies and friends. They tlisclalin we believe, do Qqr Ministers- A Dispatch from Majv MatziotAaLn, given in Gazeto, contains the Articles of Capitulation t Dantzio, signt4d4he 29th ult. Which it is again an. neuticed the Emperor ALEXANDER has refused to re. them, since he will not, see dare say, allow the to be defunct ?) and effect their purpose by means!" This leaguel to any thing in 'poor YE! St. Luke's against Old Bedlam. But the serioxi p%rt of all this is, whether this species of animadfor sion sometimes silly, sometimes insolent, may tacit tend to dispose the Continental Powers to make-a race without regarding our interests in the strong Iv , could wish them to do. As far as any of Ow* di rnal logicians may be supposed to poss.ss- the countenance of Ministers, they must do harm, thengh i our consciences we do not tidiese that we have , env one Cabinet Minister so weak in intellett sato avow sack sentiments as we hare exposed, or %mime th..se would-be thought ministerial agents or inter in their frothy politics and impertinent dj. at of medicines in an expedition subsequent to the • befo*.mentioned, I mean that to Wtticheren. ['hough the preient season is 'not, perhaps, the t 'unhealthy for the climate of Holland; yet I always regarded that climate as one liariy • nd Xhey Schedules, cot,- ' and personal I to, ready be dellrered to any Creditor ripplying for' the- same to the keeper or gaoler, or 'his deputy; of the said • prison CHARLES GODSH A lA., formerly of It. Ihilthires-btoe t `4lreet. and late of the Royal Exchange, In the city or \le mut Porter Nyrchant, whu was, on the 4th of in the " 'got Middlesex. • Liverpool, aid tete Strand t Cornet In the - Oeceber,lBls, pretties, peculi. London 'A ...0, 101, . . ' tify. It was stipulated that sevetal o f th e depe n d an t unfavourable bo • HAW% COOStitutlOnS. Naturally ' ember ' " 13 ' pi miry. . • - . GUSTAVUS LAMBERT, formerly of • • • ' forts should be forthwith put into the hands of the prone to Consumptions. oar countrymen are very Why ail in a moment are we to be afraid of Ir • liable to suffer fro an du vicissitudes of heat and cold, •• . I besiegers, and others on the 24th inst.; but Danteic of the Northa i ro n 4 1re “ ri c a ti nd st°4 C Y clif o e f e t - h b e ott S se her , i S it- 20 h Light Dosmors, who was, on the /80 . Fiance may do in peace? Are we to to go on . , especially when attended with damp. ' iu the ustody •if the Sheriffof Middlesex. ! itself was not to . be given Up Until the Ist of next "fhii, I should conceive would point Cut the ne- git en I CA ER teelaTalts formerly of No. IS, Clerkenwell , th e war from an apprehension of her rivalry as : month , and the garrison was to be escorted to (heed _ cessity of issuing ' orders , for th e n it l e s so r N o . 218, Oxford-rmat, troth io the "runty . -ace ) This is the silliest of all reasoning. We shall , ; P • g general medical re- WILLI A M Mid.,Iaa, - posts of 'the French army, subject t o the con - gelation of the diet, clothing, ate.:of the troops .— v FAUZ; , of 1 • S HENRY raerllat ic la m im p f , ac c t have capital and ingenuity to help.us on in our corn: ! "me°,f S th Lambeth,,in the twenty of formerly 0 OU - ditiOS if not wing until exchanged. This'arrange. The Gentlemen of that department would, no doubt, s• :ley, aril tare of Loudon - road , in the parish of St. George . inti re ra t ltted by doe nerve of mercial•race with that rival country : but the leased' . i take pleasure in making a special consultation on the , mA -,, tus t. eM.r vi in the covers.. of Surrey aforesaid. Bent. the former shall we have ns we- . proceed in the watt ;" ment, beware; has been rejeeted, andiffie may shortly They need have no further stimulus then c • hl EA RS, formerly of No. :4. Prospect-place, 1. en aspec t to hear that General RAP T and his tro op s lub l 4et * and though our ingenuity may remain to us, it Wm l the recollection of Ncrsost's wtoch-word :-- 46 Eng.. I. neC t•ilhill.' iii the city of London, Merchant • ' have surrendered prisoners of-swor. • I .. G o ; ate-ti Ids, in the couety of Surrey, andhst e of Pinch . i ' CHA'tt:ES MILLS, formerly and la -e of CAaplsion, Shop e . nut wholly stand against the evil of diminished Ch. i • land expects everf man to do his duty." ,The Gazelle also ' present*, ta with accoun t s of i k er. tital and a countless mitional debt, and its conse- 1 There is a mode of preventit g contagion and Vi'M. MAtIIEWS, formerly of Chatham. la 'the cousdoef i ' ' • . •:._ _ a __ >a _A I frisk Successes I n liciVind. • A detachment of nitt , fever that was successfullypractised a) • the French, K nit; C t Al- Metehant, and late of Little Wndmill. street, Hay. spent burtheitsonse laxatien.... T e as vel d be tow ramit: ~, sow .. .. . . . td IC ' • " l tt '' ' . ie. rket ; . erienty or Middlesex. Victualler.. . • Aid i t' , . ftaißA l :•Camminded by tiPtaill r ' OWE : N s ' or•ihe Corti' , urlfk t eye occupation Of lollop ,to "tetrreti I %grid , . $) weight wt: are bound .and doomed to calla! lb' • - •1 edtilarly call their atteittion • ; it It the copious moo etstrwli ow. formett.i• Of NO. rior,e'lle::, , of' waft, was landed in South Beveland on the 170, and I P ar I renning over the course with our rivals.- it will uto.. I use of oxymuriatic acid: gate, in•the pacishof St. James, Duke's-it ace,. le oy 0 ., ,i London, and late of No. 53, Rol -mary-lane, in the parish s us was received by the inhabitants with the most , - - i St. Mary, Whitechapel, in the county of Middlesex , Butcher. questionably abate oar natural speed, if net break , Although the present" season may not, generally i is the i ttothasiastio demonatratiens; ofsjoy. A. :party - of ; s Middlesex. and late of York-row, Kenoingten, In the down quite, or distanCe us; and although this peaking, be that in -Which fevers abound; yet It of French, who were failineaskitiOrefor the garrison of ' must lie reco ll ec t e d , `th at f or the .JAMES PHILLIPS, formerly of Tottenham, in the county last three th itth 1 coutit yof B.ltrey, Dealer. curse df a rash and improvident Mar, which we might , T , . rin the :1 • , reasonably hope id' ength to see terminated ; yitt i Flushing, fled the nest day, ; beliovieotir brave troops the fevers of th is country have had more thaw; Strand, and tote of I. i al I ss 11.1.1 AM ROSS, formerly of Newcastle-stree , On the 19th . a ! usual of the putrid tendency., 'And it is worth i eoaal l ltf /4 ,b y • Middlesex, Artist. i could come in coats" with them. certain proud, conceiteanarplota (worse than mar. , • i body or 5 00 of tlotaitionsy attempted. again to ,obtalia ' considering, how far damp Moms may dispose to bormigh. of Sou th wark, anti formerly of No. 1, of the same plots, because they profit by the . nsiachief they do), , _ .... , - • these complaints; and how far the oxymuriatic street, _perish. and county aforesaid, Ilorsedealer. late of No. 3, Great Suffolk-street, in the , a footing in the is4twO, but they were instantly no' . . acid may, in this case, be a suitable remedy. : rowA RD FOSTER late ef Hurley , near Release, in the would anticipate •disadvantsgetand forestal ob- , • pulsed by the Hittlsit'end the inhabitants. . . .—I should be very fearful of the power of damp iu the county of Middlesex. llookseller. jections to what nineteen honest men in twenty ! , e i cotney of Surrey, Forme' r. and formerWrif 9,59, Oxford-street, ' . ''air, in such a climate as that of Holland, even I heartily wish to see conbummeted. . . . I The PIIINCe Ritotee has been graciously pleased RICHARD GEORGE, formerly of No . Back - lane, Sr: o when its temperatUre was dot Teti high a from oh- ' George's it' the fact, c ' on t n h tf t o • f risTi l ati l l e e se o:n . Bounty - aforesaid, a There is nothiti4 from Frankfort, or its neighbour. I ... ,se grant a pardeis Its Mr. ItoBBRT HOLLOWAY, who serving its powerful effecti in that peculiar decay of ulcer.' at t. n- wa "' In t. parish - hood, as news, at this critical' juncture, from which was convicted last Trinity ' Perm of a Libel on Mr. wood, termed " the dry ' rot." The deetty . ef - the we can draw any strongly probable inferences for the JAMES S'i Or It - . ART, 'avid sentenced to eighteen months great quntity of vegletehle Mid p u tr id miattir, car- and latent" Grange-court, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn, OBERT FIUGH ES, forrrierlyllo, High-Holborn, iM risettMertlin Newgete. • - , --, ooth in the county selsisfaction of our acxieus readers, with respect td . P , • , tied doivi . from Germany ) and *tlepc)sited on the 'I'IIOMAS ROBOTHAM, formerly of No. 7, Great Che of Middlesex, Tailor. .\- 1 Yeiterday moreing, oboist 11 o cloak, two Mes. Dutch Coaats by . tbe •"1 kay" Scheidt, and other , terfield-street, in the parish of Si. Mary - d . , le-troone and late of the speedy accomplishment of peace, or its certain fed rived at' the Foreign gers ar Office, with dispatches rivers, that fill into 'the. sea thereabouts, may, in both in the count ' , No.-41, South Motion street, °afoul r , , y . of Middlesex. ladles' Shoemaker. . delay. That there are those of the Allied Powers , ' runs f in •s pa AtillittlEtS, Sir C. Satera.OTOind: Lord m • • • be I f le a f. of the h y Opinion, one phe cause ito i CHARLES MACLEAN. f rmerly of Gerrard-street, Soho, . 1 Westminster, and lite of Hatton-garden, .in the 'parish of St. less willing than others' to terminate a war in which iCtAticAirrY:- One of them is an attendant owLerd tress of that climate. ' - : • -- • i Andrew, Holborn, %wan. who Was on the 6th day of Novels` they have experienced so - sadden and bene fi cial a' Aweatitce, and left FrankTorton the 14th inst. - Ho Before concluding, i,t may not be amiss to men. bee, 1813. in the custody of. the Marshal of the King's Beach change, we can easily conceive. Apart o f th e 'canto by the Hague, and is the . first Messei er w ho 1 8flea ta'atetio tastence that may have some relation to !: n rigni; l ngl' o lie f i q n o o v v e ed m 4 e o r thlt B g . stody of the Warden L of the Peet, . has come . that way sincittwoceunter revolution, lie the - plosjetot subject, which is an observation on the W I L1.1.A M MORRIS, formerly and late of No, 10, U_pper a•iited armies lives at free cost. its absence from its • • t h a t brought with hint an attendanted Lord CLAMSaRTY , „ m i l ers, o f t h e plague, own country is an exceeding great relief to ' with dispatches. that has lately made such ra - Fonntain-place, City-road, .n the county of Middlese,x, Trim. 1 rages in the South of Europe. It is said, that Eug- t t li e ng Manufacturer, who was, on the Ist of November, 11113, in custody of the Sheriff of hi iddlesex, country. Officers and incr. consider the campaign in i v i . a esterdny, at tWo o'clock, Lord CASTEAREAOR listimen are less liable twthis contagion than fo- w 11.1..1A al SAVAGE, formerly of N 0.42, North-street. and A so much happier and abundant climate, as a holiday ! had an audience of' the PRINCE . REGENT, and laid reigners; and the cause:is stated to be, their much late a:e.ritnti.,swae l "el la r;l b°th ~ ,i nt letkp s es i t l i e s r h e o n f d Si. ao ar ne y r , :be S e e w n ot t November, rre ABU, festival : but it may be the strong desire of all those I before his Royal h ighness the .contenti of the die - more nourishing diet, and their greater attention to e l; ens ,' on small states and sovereignties, whose territories are' patches brought by the Messengers from the Earl of personal cleanliness. - • Warden of the Fleet. la the custody of the 1 ABERDEEN, Sir C. STEWART, and the Earl of. Cr .to- Hoping that our • Medical Staff will take this sub: ' SAMUEL PIIILLIMORA lIKA VAN. formerly and late of exhausted, in furnishing half a dozen meals to- "Charles-street. City-road, in the enuoty Middlesex, Gent. CARTY. About the same time the Russian and : s s ect into their most serious consideration, I remain. i ROBERT BROWNE, formerly of Church-row, Hamp s tead. their friends, to wish their visits might not be I Dutch 'Ambassadors had andiences: of his Ira al - Chester, Dec. 19. A TKIJE BORN ENGLISHMAN. ,in the county of Middlesex, and late of Blackheath, in the ton much prolonged. Protecting armies are pit- ' Highness.• , 7., i county _of Kent. Gent. • -.- . ' :' , - - •1-,)e , - - 'I - JA.M ES BEA ZLEY, formerly nE.„No. 4, Satin John's place, . tars, bet whoa protection is no Wager oeceso . Yesterday morning the Lotto caawpat4oa had aa :1.... . • • lock's-fields. Walworth, in tare c ogrity of Surrey, and late of miry, those armies are considered as caterpillars. audience of the PRINCE Rcocwr . : .. . . . .„_. . - . , ' WAY" 01121*.IGENOS; - , . i No. 41, ..kinelfa.:Street; Waits rwthi . itt the essentrottlervey aforo 7 a .id, Currier and Leather-se ler: Under this view of the case solely, and we are sure I Sir CHARLESSTEWART left Frankfort 9n the 14th , ;- • ---alaloo•—mif -' .. WILLIAM VA RLgy, Went - N 0.42. Newman-street,, 079; instant for Luneburg; the head-quarters of the Caowst ' it is a just one, we have no hesitation in declaring, o Thome - , DEC. 260 L-Tw - emistei . who have been ford-road, and tonnerte of Southaminon.street, Oxford4ond; l OUNCE. both in the county of M iddlese x,' Draw ing-reaster. that each individual body, composing the allied forceconfuted in France since February, 1806, (nearly DOMINICK MICHAEL . ' SERFS , formerly of Croydon, in The Earl of AZERDEEN left the same p lace on the . eight years) arrived hire yesterday, having made the county of Surrey, and late of treat Mary-le-beetle-street, in Germany, does not view the present state of af- l 13th instant, to follow the Emperor of AVSTRIA. ! their. escape. They 'were-Imprisoned at the Citadel flikaild-pine. ofi4h‘fidite6ezut,• Artist. ANN t' KING% firs there in exactly the suns light. The common. Lord Cesrseezarat has had frequent communica. : of.: Besangin ; but the French dreading an attack formerly of Duch -s r 4 and late of Sey end of the three greatest Powers there has beets ob.. tions with the PRINCE Renegr since his return from from the Swiss, they were to the number of 14,000, 'moor-place i New-road, in the comity of Middlesex, spinster. EDMUNIA SOW ELLS, formerly of Jacob-street, and late of valued, and new interests and wishes begin to possess , Windsor on Friday evening, both personal and written. ' marched away, and every exertion used to fortify • . Enst-laae, hoth in the pari t h of 13erthondsey, In the county of On Saturday and yesterday the Cabinet Council the place: upon arriving at Amiens, these two coo- ;Imre', eel-maker. he minds of those Sovereiens insomuch , that the t - • 9 the , had two very long sittings.- Saturday they met at common friend to them all, wishes no time were losttrived to effect their escape to Dieppe, and stealing a . ' . SARAH IS ALK ER, foirnerly of Eaton-street, Grosvenor. two o'clock, and continued sitting till within a few boat from thence, got safe out of the harbour, Mid' s p i te* ci : . n and 11 , a ) ;ezf d ;l i o. s r 2, s t g o l it e y s, n- o s in tr a ce il t, St. James's, both in in bringing the negociatinns to an entire close ; for fear minutes of six o'clock. They met again yesterday were picked up by the Lark sloop, of this putt;; • JOSEI4I BATSON; formerly of St. James's-place. St. the enemy to them all should artfully avail himself of at three, and did not break up till half-Peat ajar whilst passing through Lyons, they said some Spanish : co an u o n es ty 's ; s f er id t e ne ei tet,Lo i r lo to r de Ryder street, St. James s, in ate what we deem lilsel ... !se place under a long delay. when it was understood that ever y thin g was finall y and English prisoners (late of His Majesty's 74th ALEXANDER 'BRAND, formerly eir-Ito. 301, Strand, arranged and settled for the departure of Lord CAS- Ostrich Feather 'Manufacturer, nad Auctioneer, and The CROwN Pitt' 4 11 / 1111 ,:.::YEN concernin whore Highland regiment) who informed them, the inhabi. Ferrier, . 9 ' g SC / 3LRREAGU this day. The Noble Lord will be accom- Dints of that city had heard' of Load Wellington's tete of Alfred-place, .Netrin.tun-eausewary, Surrey, Glazier, we say little, must hare ece'.uliar feelings of his own, • e d hel F . a toand M Gluss-ctuter, and Auctioneer.. •• - " peon y r. ammo's, Mr . WARD r. , successes in. the South of France. .-• . • JOHN COOPER, fitirtoe.ly'of Kennington-cress; late of in which we are persuaded, from our knowledge of PLANTA, of the Foreign Office; and reports sends - - Cross street,ltelviog on-butts, both in the county of Surrey, mankind, the other Sovereigns or Princes in the al- Mr. GOLBURN, the Under-Secretary of State of the I ! Bedstead-maker. EDMUND JOHN EYRE, formerly of No. 62, Newman bailee, will not too affectionately sympathise. Al- War Department, with him. Mr. RO,Ff• and air. I street ' Orford - road, and fate of No. 1. Kingstond-row, Kings- Witmer's, the • Kiug's Messengers, also accompany land, both in the counts , I.l' Middlesex, Actor and Dramatist. though be has not the same holy zeal to urge him on SEA LY FOC It DR IN lER,committed by then:sine of SEA LY the Noble Viscount: to war as his predecessor CUAIII.Ei XII. had, yet, IFX)UDIt IN Eit, formerly of Holloway,aod late of Altiemarle-, Messi's. Monnis and COLMAN , of the Haymarket street, oicradiny; Stove-grate-manufacturer, both in the county without the inseiriug phrenzy of religion, he has I theatre, have, it is said, agreed to refer all matters in Of Middlesex... :ittlucerneittS enough to wish the contest continued. , dispute between them to arbitration, and have ap- ARTHUR: HINTON, formerly of Mint street. a nd tite of York-plate, St. George's-fields, both in the county of Stares, Except our subsidy, he will have obtained no thi n g, I plied,. to the-Loa's Cnascet.r.oa for his sanction, Haiti+ but the eternal hatred of his former patron. if the i which his Lordship has readily given, adding, " I wa LLI A lIIIQLMAN, formerly of Brick-lane, Old-street. and late of Gottieb-lime, Barbican, Lontl..u;Cabinet maker, and i.._ •• • • n ever granted a motion with greater pleatture.": stir terminates without the absolute ruin of seeensark,l T Dealer in'Coals and Potatoes. - ,LiOss Or FOURTEEN Taxmrmers.--The Paris Pa- JOAN JOHNSON, formerly of Pail-pine; in th e parish of he will, perhaps, repent taking up arms. This is the r St. Mary, Lambeth, in the county of Storey, and late of Teflon pers mention, that foor English vessels, filled with street, in the parish" of St: Margaret's' and St. John's, West natural consequence of all confederate war : t gm- I oxen, sheep, &c. for the supply of the army under *inter, in - the county of Middlesex, Wine tam (-haat. '' • . titles some and disappoints others. Bat intelligence, I Lord•WELLINovoN, were wrecked, on the 4th in- --. of which we cannot long remain bereft, will throw a , stant, upon the- coast of. Arcachon, between Teste i of specie were sent light upon these obscure matters ; and fornish masons I sad taimisan. Tbeggraater part of the-cettle perish- , under a_strong -esc ...;* :,,‘ ed in the see; but 0 . 0 as remained alive were sent and opportunities fur a variety of conje ct ures anat.the Austrieus. to Bayo • a . ite l 'fotH • tiiuse , of t h e French artily. It is speculations. iNG Tai S/GHT.---if • addeti, thit, according_ to the reports of fishermen, ~.- tat so few should French Papers to the 24th have arriveJ,from ten other vessels of the same convoy had, up to the . trecions organ, ,can which we see nothing to justify thou s inferences some 10th instant, been carat away upon the coast between sceives. In this s' of our cotemporaries draw from them , or the speech Mimizan andliesonne, making a total of 14 - vessels o individuals in a' wrecked. ..... Ii; Count D'Asusemr. There nee, 'tie true , no ex- ,anical art and .. • • The above vessels formed.part of the convoy which positi on s o r de v el o p men t s of the• preliminary aoints out not only th• sailed some time s i nce from Cork, under protection , abuses to whi (offered Misditecepttd, which might justify our hopes o f the Castilian and Tartarus ships of war, Captains , offering a Ir of a very speedy pacification; nor do we know of, Brtaimmt gild Pascoe. -They were laden with pro. of whose ellic or discaver.motir h orses, re i n f orce m en ts , th e ar m y es for suspecting such obstacles to- I visions, orses, -&c. for . . , by a little r srsetis that desideratum, as may not he smoothed or tender Lord WELLINGTON. On the voyage they met , require the ' II t i l . e away without much difficulty. The great peiat ' t with a dreadful gale, which separated them, and, it c. 27. -There would appear, has been fatal to the greater parts. advanced fr ~ to us, so in . which it is pertinent and wise Wen. Au Order was Made on Monday lasOitt the house N. Other ar .... quire, and to he anitioos, • is, whether the interest of t of Lords, t hat till Petitions for Private SO Bea: „„ . ate Bills left at ;5 90 Old tireat Britain is made an article in the praiminery I the Yarliament Officer., with the Clerk, on or before I , da 4'2 Ti , basis offered by the ,Allies, anti accepted by Boa*. Tuesday, the.l3th day of February next, will be re- bob, Sib 44 Io' . • ceived on Tuesday ' . the Ist of March next, the day Poo. PARTE. A great many words are exhausted, and die - 6 5 75 ( appointed by the House to meet. Liam Bensk, :40 63 putes excited among our political disputants on paper, A letter from St. Michael's, dated Nov. 29, says, left there on the. which scarcely deserve notice. Our Ministers can- ,it The Master of the Portuguese ship Gonciecass the George, of 1., oat but be alive to the indecent and insulting lan- Minerva has declared to me, that on the nth of Oc- loaded. • 'Oil the 2d of _ euage edopied by the writers, who would be thought tober, to the houth.west of the Azores two degrees, in lat. 45. 10ng.54. the Cie, countenanced by them, and which cannot but raise aII he was boarded by the Congress American frigate, spruhra leak,. and was abando., rispirion a m ong th o s e w h o b e li eve su ch, a connexion I having a large English East India ship from Canton, ,Were taken onboard the Sir Its, • lin company, which she had captured, after an ob- On the 14th init. fell in with an A. to artist that our Cabinet is either lamentably I ideate action of more than half an hour ; that he was vette privateer (in lat. 48. long. 35.), pier... itir:ded on the subject of peace, or its chief $c toall hoa rd the Congress, and saw several guns, and engaged her 40 minutes , when sh e se. y on Measlier' insincere in their professions of favour. i British Officers prisoners on deck ) bet could not learn off. On the 15th fell in with a ship ) supposed to D. i:i . ; its obtainment. The of f ensive language ) as, thatiame of the Indianian." A GALLANT ACTION. By a letter from Teneriffe, we have an account of the arrival there, on the 6th of November, of his Ma jesty's packets Montague and Pelham, after a des perate action with an American schooner privateer, of eight nines,, and one bog gust on the bow,, with. upwards of 100 Men, on Ike 2il of November, 01l Madeira, which island they had left the preceding evening. The .action commenced by ,the schooner running the Montague on board ; this :attempt was most gallantly and successfully resisted, but•unfor tunatele with the loss of her brave Commander, Capt. Norway, the Surgeon, and several of the crew. ; The contest was of so warm a nature, that in ten ' . . • a,....--____. inieutes from its commencement, the Montague was 1.. Friday three waggon loads of specie were sent off ,completely disabled. It was then continued by . the from th e Bank or England, under a_strong -escort, .Pelham (which vessel had, from the situation of. 4° '. auppOsed for the subsidy of the Austrians. Montague, beeuprevented. firing iatiothe American), I , Mlle Aar OF PRESERVING TIIE `TIGHT . — It is a for' 40 minutes; within pistol - shot;, when the , fire . inatter.of astonishment, that so few should •be de of the privateer totally ceilied,:iuid she made :"prived of the use of this precious organ, considerieg of. Tida l though much crippled, her ;Tat 41i • t h e trea t men t w hi c h it rece i ves . in this short ,an porioritt of milli% •eriable4 her to dp;'poterith- !. popular Essay, d suitable to individuals in all ranks standing everY'effore of the •Pelhant for two. hotirs IV; and in .every mechanical art and profession to Come up with h er.. The Mentagtot had, iti arldi- :tn A L rs.e uthor has pointed out not only the great, but Tort to her Commander and Surgeon, four mon even apparently trifling, abuses to which the visual tilled, and the Master and nine men wounded ; the faculty is daily exposed, o former severely. The Pelham, though much offering a manual of pre. hi her masts, sails, and rigging, sustained - no other cut s up cept and preservatives, of whose efficacy the Reader , will soon he convinced, by a little plain experience. loss than her Commander, Captain Poring, 'severely, Much tines this subject require the public attention. add one man slightly wounded. The privateer is the sc. n.-Ttiere being n short sup,ily Globe, of Baltimore.—A letter from the Grand' tidyanced fe.m 31. to 4r. per qua. ter. canary Islands mentions hq , arrival in a most .dis- 2s. Other art!cles remain the some. "tressed state, with the lam'_ of 33 killed aliti,,i9 33 SO Ilians 44 51 65 90 Old ditto wounded, besides six who • were lake!) prisoners on .38 4'2 Tick do. beard the Montague. Sib 44 I Old . ..- .., , • . PoATSMOUTII, Dec. W.—Yesterday the Sir Wit: - - thus a) 34. Ai 75 Fine ditto ....-.. liana Hensley trans arrived he(e.. from Quehec •; tilt 63 Poland do. .;.. 3B left there on the 23d of November, in company with .- - Feed ditto 40 91 the George, of Landon, Captain Ilowy, lumbe r •• .84 68 Floe Flour ...... ....0 ou 41 46 Seconds 3O 55 loaded. • 'On the 2il of December, In a gale of wind, . -•-.41.-- la let. 45. long. 54. the George lost her rudder, and IgliD MAIt)CET.--Dce. 21. •tie Oik, per stone or mit.. ("robs a leak,. and was abandoned by the crew, who • Os. Fiend of Cut& Mt* day ! • were taken on board the Sir William Bmuley.— MO '6.144.. I 83teep h —.. ...... .... 8760 On 'the 14th init. fell in with en American cor -41. Calvin .....• Tette privateer (in lat. 48. long. 35.), pierced for 03 u mal .... us . 00. to Os. 0 4 l e y . i .. bU ..tif suns, and engaged her 40 minutes, when she sheered . . , HAY-11111, KRT. 31. 10. to 41, Ws. IN. off. On the 15th fell in with Ishii), supposed to be : • over the Dorset, (rein Quebec . fUtIV il. 10s. ail. to 11. Av.., A • • ~J . • . .• „.. • .• ' • •. , , • , . . . • - _ _ ._, • . . • • , 'll i S " ? ,rte • .• . .. , . . . .. 1i ; 211111611.' iaaiig' French Q " ' AIR)* if Pl . IP • friendsi - assirrek .1 • • ' '-- ' : i " R " taaardTEIPMAIN.. • •••• , .-. ' 11077 c B • .TO G41;9 4 0'0 1 14,, • , , ... . .. The Times . 07101 . 1 • Sl!t,---Altiteugh a dialler. . ----rr--v.t of wis . :altogether • • Avo's Address , tc **- "Ad 'Perticalavly of the' cousin D i o f t he p es i: lines Bench Prison', kt Efts Comity * of gantry, mt . and empty h ersegue p, sent, 1,511,14ti0t divest myself of th ose national - i q d 'being charged in custody on Iheilltit`:l l l of "I__oi . c . ._!n , , the'w*gaTir of my countr y me n,The following . 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