The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-22 00:00:00

I fl V 7 .7 4 • . 1 I Tao. , ..:~ .. .s 7! "12 He d 3 ttb t mesoit halal* therpehfic •I • nor to pass a s perionar Eens6rogni tatty individnel but he wished merely to Canaan gentlemen fro 9 Suitt) en teringletOit'aeciety4' of from unthinkingly, leinitti an aasociaden,' Whieb;: mice towed" %S.lo 4 l?f ( lib ' as dangerous to the country and coestitution guilty that could exist; not to denominate it by epithet. ' , ••• . „ No one felt more than he did, t fi e impoitince a nd advantage of public ineetings-;..b u t As would pot hi: :Hate to siy i that nomesour assemblies of ;len, b4tutik by oath, of secrecy to certain voila:111,1)0'1a, asalse eikjebted t a condhionar.allegiance toy( Severthign, Were highly unconstitutioaxiturtflvidedly treastinable. • ' • Ile hoied", theiefore, thattititromour.w d prove i• incorrect ; fol. if 'he were certain' of the * tenee •of inch an evil, he shoold feel it his.duty fiCtice the event more seriuully in 'enothttplegel. 1 %0,1 0. holci up projectersakl abettors of such e.traiteet .F 0 the et oration of' the public; nay mord, •oblecti:,l4,t4i be exposed for public example. , . Little more remaitted.for him tOcoihteept r except to s express to the Noble Visitors, acqineicenCe, with that , adrice.which had geiti .. lis kindly. so ably, and so energetically• urged te . thent by the Noble Chairman, and so emphatically, warsaii, and conspicuously seconded by his iitustrious* rela tive. Here he could sot resist complimenting 'the ; English Roman Catholics on the firmoeMperate, and manly manner in whleb - they conducted „themselves open wieeest oetedoth' This would eyer reflect im mortal honour upon that body, while' it'Wettld tend to Convince, satisfy, and consequently_ to tranquillize the reflecting part of the community at ledge, as to the sincerity, liberality, and independence of their professions, move than the eloquence or arguments of their most enlightened orators. in the cause: he therefore hoped that the Irish-Catholics would fol lovr so bright an example, as by firipuess,- calmness, temperance, good humour, petienep, and' . perseve. Pince; they must rest assured of tbeir ultimate and ~. 'triumphant success. • ills Royal Highness then concluded with thanking them for their patient hearing, and:drank all their iltemiths. t Air: r!!. ; • Mail. • • , D ue 1 ; I 11- - • •.• .. ... • Gottettbargif..•.:2:...., . 1 • • Cadiz . 0 .11 4 44JC6 OF STOCKS THIS 13AT AT 'ONE O'CLOCK. Peak iNit VW& 4 d 'S . plittatit. Red. 56 5: V.sacquer ,Iiill• 14. 11 - per Cent. Cons. . Ditto 340. par 3 p 11-1/PCtleg- 70i 1 tannins) 4 Sii p . 4 per Ca& Nay Y ' Coosati fur ALAI. 573 ii ''. 6aair.ll4l. 14 3.14 - Lottery TiclFets 'filE ' STA.T-4811121 It II I • ~x ~. t i NATAL INT!ELLIG2NCE. curious 'history it . . 'of foaes he'd agreed rates of 'theplisee, meat ; but the: most tron and the votive the Corporation belag4es tortio - ,e11) • the eipetrettnegoref tie * whole busiriesi. Ili .krotierve their own dependeot on thee,. the actin part or and corruption is... suer is, os by chief s SAO, indignant and booms. • .1. 0 4 aorruptlens-iitit: - 111 9;11 11 0 1 _ _. _Pia t rios:. _ .•Pesseasd . of: vollisecy widoeetr- tetiherYl" ee; boa. width tile Wiled lebossrs. , TIM piihttslristtem =or ewe, but in thh fam •1` Tipt ees :reir ing, ietinsidatien, - or tiOlitieal pereecoties, tit Ite)• . .4 ei br:t litarapt illitsvou s lii .hit.iiiiitttioi.4 every tite . i t i t° eeclitoti with hot~t ~ .. sill, kite " • species . of undne iolluence, - or' dirty worki svos te , ,b,e 1 _ . I , , „ I who, ' lsavi • bee! V T ' to. *Managed, the Clergy i vorhe ought to - shrish trees land. . 1 1 ° , 1 4 " i.krelilt°l°)44P.a'ildY*6**'-coeteh de:• ': the taietrvford of a- ' . - asriptJlls ' itsit",tae, lade' eds behi Wedeln * ned-lo del, deserter frees' two ' masters , h 111 'lra" ' a reprobate such practicee t werotheniosteitlikkei '. - ,-- •, . ,..t, 7.71 1 •,. .... her '- i ..,. . . .. - • 9 . unworthy 94 treat or .4tenanctector ley. 951. for calling ,by a coinmerspLOOffil . . helms duped the Minitaers of E ng l an d leinent egents." Cars it then be vsontie;Cd.thtiv . , 1 • '', -'r 4, _,_,_, ,- .-.: . 4 _ where the peo . pie** drivensto .the , viel - striking••lfteumee of tn° tigfeetttY.lll'lll4eilwebailewest•pietioces;—but even showing 1 , 1 14 *.4' , 0 •* . ii . let#l . o ... lutb VCOITOrti : . .; : tp(Vler so - 461%40 that he stsgittd 'actively and ebtrao;opa r at e with of a Rerolutioiqo,ii freeing themselves Ifeel ir *e wild. lawn ak Aik li ., , allies; iviiva prim It„ we to parlor his , I .11; and injuries, that they r .. t CierAymv , -. . .Lill". _ I enik:Niolialgir. - *it , th e, - de fi nition: liir.;:ilie:riii Irus give ' ' :4M one Of 'the richest et West India picion, warty= lititit hatred ' ... ? In erimselit •I iwe .itlieg . -4 the POsiee' 14- 'proceedissife - of. .lanc . h.lslaet i ;irid then stipulate for the tit*. Alec of our [Admen in spoliation and rob. made an article lei,* cenimitment for ceslitirri4vtilr • ' - • - :.-- • • . , ' . , . anume.irali: Iltriklykg to a Ofigrr. Hi observed Colonial produce intohis, ports , mien paying 2 per i intionaty crieueepte,:.conclude, the ode t 'el b #llta#A - ~ . . , • , o ~ - f .ttse robed fault of the • Ecchtiialtical Lew Mist that ,k ‘Ceot. - ..--We becime trop, With theiiettirrit' et preen)." It 4:t. es It o- :i . 71 ... , , .I' • 1 i - • IA tIL•a- _ SI? ' •-. tberiectfel ti melit'sitistatt-to U 10,411119 PeOtiahments . 1)01 bele , we degrade our lattices] charecter • we nmpine how it umwsensawlike M r . v. zuscuirmg,„ • 1 ;3 4- .:. i . wrotabit ,. 4B• •- • , , . ' . ... . 4 SqVall. . 9 . . ' staiemeot-.14. winch the , i. orrettaSsoeal reSoorcea s and all this to • pity for w i t h man y gfEqatici Ode tiflit• • toot kip, a . o r iimeion , appffisietsreee•gyrum tig fait.. Thus a tboXidlidatice of so weak a- • • . • • cordial iutereet in the growth; ins welfatlerief pre* i c ou rt •p re s s e e dl y 1 .010. 41 ins 11 ) t g eme dii i a dir. hwt ,, o 1 3 , 4 7,, !ell Swedes... .0 I , . :". c . more con . es.. vie smewitte . 1 ,, , . . ,, t ireould rise from-144W Mal see to what lad and vital Christianity,' *lid yet preserve 'big fermata tragic; and often dema nded the declaratiOnf. hia'adahis politics,... s ~.. ,• . .7- , i , .• , Dean a change of Minster', or we are rdiced. -- .........,'1. 'silence when these instances 40 clerical . terpittle• at afjoilselseetd` i'is the only means Of escepinii friWn! - Now, ivould-umt a nation of l i are laid before his eyes. D oes he not him) r ' Ptintshment• I ,':Swittiree Yak's& be ashamedle submit to institutions - ,„ I remain, flrei rd - '• the haza of biting thought -a , hypocrite -7-4' ilike this we are speaking. of:. - . , Radford, near itsrpeth, jOs base proceeding thus sinfoldod,, tretairsds L . Joie 19, 1813: • . as of what passed 'at those other 'animist- :OOP* 1 rapt influence,lWeytnouth awl Meleensbe:' The&same 'ell; INTE game over again has been played off there, bet With -- 7 -ma. more caution and adroitness. The 4struderi at this 'Sl''-Rams hieWhiole of last election for 808 DODDlNGTON'Sfotrtiseue Wm', tres on bo were so pushed- for assistance, thatthey sent same eiled :his, 1 hundreds of miles for persons they could trod with gibing, at the secret, when; on their arrival, they pet con- mivoy for veyaisces into their hands to qualify them . fe,eppear , luxe R before the Mayor to vote. In some inatinees, the , from .1 1 1 luxe 19, Ink with which the parchments were signed was not or Malta quite dry, when the . qusiitied voters took the son. - oath ! ! !-.-olret it will be said . by Mr. Grottut Rose, INE %1.- sen• Mr. Yoese, and Mr. axone, cam malt's t, - and ' *Ng; that. we want no Referm. 'Concluding our Mails to remarks. epee these corrupt practicesio-tfielqmp, this d P er WiiD.O.tii *: ••venality by wholesale, we cannot help expressing a e Has ... - Wee's& v, JIMA *fas . 2.k!lP . , wish that Mr.. Wsw.t.tos and Mr. STLM4II9 may be were ''' *** ' - -"elel • - - • .1...... ti =' .: • :jawed to publish. a, poll.bOok, with the descrip . ICt • • tie • India queStioe,' It wilt helmets bY last eitihrei :tions of the freeholdsthrough.whose right the mu sh. . Debates, is going Ski la tit floatorolisLords t as Ml. :roOrnveters at Weymouth have beim. , qualified to :sloe: nem! sisters would bare igt-iftirthe aitor,iipteth of Lords ; e l ec t our h on est law-giverv. . . he I Laxszpowse and GAIDIVILLI, how, ; . ,er it grieves us 1 rsd to met sb Ovetwielmfig IS mijetitrititarto 14 against. .l ~Our Readers, will pertise tr with interest, a State by taking time for -deliberation. • TisirVeiniosition of i PeVer published by the Court of Denmark in the in the new, or, as It Is termed moduloted .system, is Copenhagen Gazette, the s th inst ant . It confirms s t _pleasantly enough described by the Nem . e .m arqu i e , whit we asserted .from tho best authority possible, .1 pox, AM itisuiv r •----, h 1111 the words of RUSKE, when describing a certain i the offensive treatment shown to the Minister -of that ! .. _ 1 ....... ,:r the country, inns - Situ I her. Mhditry (it would quite as well; do (or the o ne of the i kingdom whets here. It is declared filet the person• . ' present day), viz. ui a diversified mosaic, w i t h h ere a I authorised to deliver the proposals for peace to our piece of white stone, and there a piece of black." Bat, Government, could not obtain a 'hearing. We are the part of Lord LANDSDOWItet speech which strikes i going to d 9 to Denmark what ii eoflesigisedly doing us as an illustration of the grandeur and sublimity of ito the (hiked States of America, which is rapidly the mind which dictated it, is, when speaking of the i increasing their strength, and ceding off the chances importance of the question from the peculiar crisis of l of renewing oar trade with them. How vulture! is it the times, he exhorts their Lordships to an exercise for Denmark to say, and much has she the better art of their wisdom unbiassed, to combine the several 1 guroent therein, that the terms we would impose upon points recommended to their notice, compriling i n I her are made to relate to preliminaries and arrange. their view the great alterations which were biking! ments between other powers (her enemies), which place elsewhere, when no one could forotee into what' have no justification whatever in the events of the form the waves, which now agitated EuJope, would i war in which Denmark has been involved - with Eng settle. We want talents of this co mprehensive na. I land ! This is a tissue of the same . conduct as th at ture in our Cabinet to save us from unhearti-of, if not ', which Mr. PITT commenced against our ancient and speedy calmnity. That such men as , we here winced 1 valuable friends the Danes, with whom it would be should waste their time and breetbiti endiess•debate I our sincerest wish to be at pence. • Tbls appeal says, end opposition to the injorimis measures or a weak 1" It is the King's unalterable ditei4idnition to or wicked Administration, is a reflection villa must i maintain the integrity of his kingdoms." Are We, then, grieve the heart of every British patriot. . Ito pay to the Swedes &million a year whilothey strog- The proceedings at the late Heiston eledion, as 1 gle to wrest Norway from Denmark ? It is affecting exposed by tb , Report of the Committee, show us to hear that in order to obtain a transfer Of the king...„._ have to expect, if a'reform of the Leiria.. do* of Norway to - weden, the !ewers Simkins dor the asaktan. r-, . 0 to shake 40..110149011...ta5, glqe. ..01 .1 this. account . we change are accused of endeavouring, c• •• house in the D4k-yal4 P lit .. ortsmoutl t he i a „. •On friday aeon*, .a 0u....._ . sorry to see Lord R sveLters „ iniCtliois for '3, - tlehment of itrue s tivestotheir legitimate Sal_ 'mien,: a Y--.. - . wh as o se..l4l_,a_greagiwySt being Oder dr liamentary Reform pat 0, - ,f till next Session . it .throwingobstacles and obstructions 'ist thegorn trade, b a t ustle•pitehtiolt, whi , cb rtnuiled . dismal, not to say a scandalous dereliction of d " wakening ." as.the appeal Petheti 4 'el l yl e Y e s " the commenicate- with other inflame the Gitelman or the above Committee, not courage of the brave Norwegians, by the cries' of their without It was completely sub -.- Ling a motion to the Ho t ose, although the me . wives mid children for bread." 7 - 7 What eye can rea d ,time without any damage, exce I the matter in the vasset;that was eleven to three, Whet t are we to be 1 this without weeping for the sufferings of his fellow- I, „ fate, . : reform of abuses, and even the punishment , creatures ?- 7 Sufferings inflicted by the ambition a .vAuiliAo4.This del rhp, by committing those abuses and frauds, I a few men only i"-The appeal concludes by saying, :fast night crowded with ' reform uecess.!ry ? To what power shell the i their banners Iluall . he inscribed; 0 poOsiftl a tea- i n fashion of natienel and beauty . , r It ri 1104 gs pride" of this insulted country resort for a redress of C•scsz l" • - • • 1 • • • man, to learn,. that • mna ., bile. the pen who assume to be their , , MR . . I PALMER's ppAims, - : - . , mients end.pleasure' datives, deur it tbem openly, They are, as. It will be seen by the dehatealut night, that Mr. end luxury havei• torbiddeos to 'prig their 'ffejeeeKee• I .fe• PALlllllet Claims upon Government rot his 'oven- of the world, r the worthy and learned ifieMber for Pen., doom and improvements in the Rootlike Deport? splendour, an? Jul w h at - h ecetn y him, 'Lee fieriest :Re testa, meat, gre On spite of ell the • ' *Jen Made to .die of ugh of the ripple, on the sPhiect 'of the corrupt them), at length put into a train. ofwatiieeleat• I f b i l s i? la l y l e a d ar ir preetiPes at the %WI , ideetien i )let.be of ) ° l4 147 the public money lied never been empldSed to worse Manager; - held a wools q helms% fully oisteiee4 the. purposes, there would be very litt4 cease of ' • - coin ? rection he had be 'sire, Re • informed the House plaint. „We believe, however, there It Co depart- gaiety the Cetemittee Were inawiewelif. of opinions, ment le . tise-comtoy, where. this eMoinusents. of of as those Totes* Who had Ileine4tted by tine corrupt ,t414 . .*•'-inore lu t °4°°4 d '_ - vidaitilul ' imili. Past ' • of s e e nan ea *Nob had boron grunted, hed ditfrattei” s "' 'eft, Than ate seyeral prow •be wish* little .1 , d, lam: mid else, that the,seet for Oslo Uoronli ;..;-{„. - ii i" otaaae l e Teli ai rat y i tads Immense In heel! PO ffict*Vii for NOP 110• 4 .$ , Here we ' AL_l e•ffifte*Ated to they', a 44 . edios' otinist but o to rt i Mr ! Swzn iefoffee4 l /i° P •IN T ' ls4' Sid - *bite I t • OA lb* .440 4 1 :3 1" praCtIVO4 Itod !Ilt" Il i ac‘, VI 4c P 7 04 . 0* . liOC eoliths I ellilicifet illtae7 to *P I '' W iffups4e of the fppiVer or ih. ``. oiir If ca tti . " 4ol4o 'iedfcd,.." tiler it - • • ht apPeviitol . I VMM Or - ‘ l 494Kti. IA 1 11 .9 Vit! I,l4l#9!!' " igt tl :' ; it MI •ifllliiigfifftsmit it*: jetisty. . • II . • - W. B. '-' Teeterday two-insane women attended at the door Of the Quitates palace. Qate 'of them 'wished to Sue the Kara, saying, she wake relation of Ilk and ought to be' Queen. • . , . Ili this• course of the proceedings at Palambangfie was ascertained that the late Sultan, as a measure of precaution against the attacks of General D.tersnu,s, with whichhe bed • long beets threatened, caused the principal part of his treasure to be carried into the, woods and buried, employing for this purpose ripe Au* of WO coolies l and ether persons, the whole Of* rtelities, with the eaception of his sou, who conducted. li g iff o 'erere immediately after, seized end put to &Oh,- prevent any discovery., ' On Saturday the kr dooms of WALE, removed 'to ['Kensington Palace, where her Royal Highness is•ex pected to remain about. six weeks. • Madame DE STAEL is arrived in London; Madame ?doasau, the wife of. Qencral MOREAU ) is also ar rived. - On Saturday Mr. Beim and Mr. CoNANT, the Magistrate, attended at the,House of Correction, in Cold Bath-fields, and made errangements with Mr. Amines, the Goveroor r iof the reception of Ni. cholson, the murderer, who was removed thither yes terday. He is to, be confined in 'Oise of the State rooms, with a man to sit up wftli him 'night and day. Lavender and 'Taunters, the Bow-street officers, at tended him closely at Chlslehurst. ' • Lord BORITGDON'S erideavenrs to exterminate the evils of that nauseous and, fatal disorder, the small -1 poi, are highly_ praise T wasethy.• It is, indeed, a re proach upon the good sense of the country, that not withstanding the happy discovery of vaccination ori ginated in it, yet that every other in F.,urope should The detachment of the Corps of Royal "seiner) , have derived more advantage from it. But let uS ,Drivers, which has under orders for several hope that the Bill w hich the Noble Lord has i iieeks, will march on WedneadaYmornhi, for Forts . brought into Parliament, may eminently tend to re- with, where they will embark for Lisbon, under move that prejudice from the minds of the wegk s . thicommand of Lieut z Gainer's. which prevents them from seeing and comparing the • ' About two hundred horsei were embarked On Se. prodigious superiority of the new process or system turdei,front the Dockyard, Portsmouth, for the lover that of the variolous. . , Peninsula. Yesterday, in the Court of Ki n g' s Bench, 147 .7 1, The 2d battalion of the 9 th foot disembarked 'lota renewed his a pplication for a criminal inform-ilast week from Gibraltar, end marched for Can. ation against Mr. Peters, the editor of the Newt, I terbury. The 11th light desirous end Id Ger. for -a libel on Lady Pence.v.st., which Lord ELLEN- magi h asaere , are arrived In trensporel from the loottouon granted. , , Peninsula. .. Sin JOHN hltmea.-LA Court-Martial was itssem- The following ships, outward-bound, which sr ! bled yesterday, at the Muster-blaster General's • r i ve d - a t Madeira on the 13th a/towers on the '2oth i Office, opposite the Admiralty, f o r th e t r i a l of Sirivtauding out to sea, under convey of hiS filainsty's 1 ,. JOHN EIMER, Colonel of the East London Militia ' ) Alp, Stirling astle, vie. lirefet, ththwes (reang en a charge exhibited against him by Capt. STMESI flusband), Tottenham, Retrat, and Mituttia. l of the same regiment, for, having placed bins in arrest i The L o ne mitea having inspected the Meal without just cause. The prosecution having been I Weighers' returns, ordered the price of bread to ` day through, the Colonel was allowed time ti l l this i continue at Is. 6jd. the quartern loaf. to prepare ids defence, and the Court adj ourned Ito ten o'clock this day. Captain Strums *al "Mat. The following changes have lately taken place in the Inspecting' Field - Officent of recruiting Astricts, iby Counsel, , and Colonel Essiza had the benefiSOf the assistance of Alderman liIRCII. ; 'in consequence of the brevet of the 3th of this 1 month :—Mttjor HAMILTON, On f riday eveniog, about five o'clock, the pitch- : been appointed to the Belfast District; Lieutelumt house in the -y fir: Portsmouth, was oulli i a: ifof the sth foot, has , Colonel Foeeza of the late - Irish -Fenoibles to the "*"""`"wirililLl4o ki n g inder..., the eetddft hi i . ' Rimy ; Lieutenant-Colonel' 'S-Atvirr, - who was at bat. littlelitehtia it, which dastems.lt tirdfitgf; : Bar,:, t o the froth di s t r tallmtlaieutement . Colon et communicate- with etiter inflainnsith*,iii#l 4 41,DeLeasosa, "late a tbe 1 2th garrison battalion, to ,_, . . without It was completely subdued is :Mil f r ,As Nottingham district, ' , time wittiest any damage ' except the trifling . On :141-, .Tbori was meeting yesterday morning . 'ut the Gen , the matter in the vessel; that which was outside will .tlemen concerned in t ee trade to Guadeloupe, in . t solute, • . , • . I consequence of its alieu4 tlon Vauxitase.,..-This delightful salanian retteat was ' this occasion It was determined that the present ageet • • by the late Meaty. On :last night crowded with a most select assemblage of fashion and beauty, lt certainly must eiebe feel. ZA . ' - I niAlLtilf AT, should constitute a - Committee, to manage for the island, with. Messrs. LE COlint, Wtruou, and inns of natienel pridejn the breast of every,Enititsh• their interest with Ministers s to e and particularly ar man, to learn,- that amongst the variet y o f amuse- range the means of liquidating the demand susents end.pleasureble recreati ons which refinement Merchants upon the island, either by admitting the of th "ad luxury have inteedeced in the different countries produce to entry or otherwise, as circumstances Of the world, none ewer equalled in Bathe 'test!, might render prudent, Splendour, and maguificence, the enchanting combs._ . p o ,o t mo, Arstit.l.o.—Nty instletter :piel-ed you nation of uttere and art which is now so heell'equnt, Of the attempt of the qusapt last month to induc e displayed in - the magic circle of ear Yaoxuat,r..-..*,:: Kt'° to take upon hiinsAf the reins of Gov.,ru Mr. Battery'' ' . the PrUprietor , en d his 'Assistati!-.. meet, having through the decisive conduct of 1,01(1 ~ the Managers; may truly boast the arrangement anti di*: wit. lIENTINcE, proyed unsucCessful. In cowe rection eferpeciodedwidisdly superior to the EOM). t wine of the intrigee a British force* of infentrY, gaiety of Parisian pride, exhibited, in their fiecifaCcavalry, and artillery (abent:39Q o Men) were Frastatte, the Thuilleriee, and the Tivoli, thoveillhlSl .i detached to the country raskOmpe o? the QusEs, of which, all.sforeigurre confess, beler' ne e °reel . ' which has, for some time pelt been about 60 ' 113 " eclipsed when compared with the harrilchint Pe"lii, boat the - capital, to oaten hos Rosen and take Illtthfillitsucy ef bur MMrepolitau Elysium.. • charge of her out of the bland as soon Qs she ha' A. ciritentstence,. ales; not fit PRINeII Pecurrtmell arrangedthen some affairs which me Inspecte4 to be ha' ell OM faIM-Okulle Ilt Amet, ProTetitelithfs*PO r e, ranee *sod about the %kit of lttirmentk Ifer him s 3T of. ew illustrious person there on the "coot( day.*- hi, it Wahl, to mahark **aboard one at Ott frigates, lie efettiftsenet; by a let for it slight debt * of 1001 ? esti to le lapided mintiottere in the Jblilitt fro m "-Galib .51, tile.kip% vre, ap4 haw! or• pit! vilifitCP site is 19 prncemkto /item, .ON !Om en icr frid."9l4loiViffiiltih il'll! . **lP" ln Vir . Win, felisirega: . . . • DEAL; Jest 5!...-T ; Remain ell the King's Ships . as per last ; also the Wit& Of the transports with troops arid trdnagte Stores on board, still detained by con. teary winds.—Salled his, Majesty's ship 77seseus, on si cruhte off Flushing, and . the Countess of Elgin miter, with a convoy for PortsmoUth. yiroeTsteorrre, JUNE 2l.—Arrived the sloop In. iestry, Holland, from Waterford. 'l4 PFALMOUTII, Juee 19.—Sailed the Francis Free. -,let packet, for Malta, and •the Lady Arabella packet, for Lisbon. HARWICH, JuNE %I.—Sailed the Auckland packet, for Gottenburgh, and 'the Lark packet for Helign, both with Mails and passengers. The Nelly and Peggy, of Ayr, from Cork to Mi. ramichi, and the Harriet, of and for London, from_ `Newfoundland, were taken and destroy_ed about the 12111 instant, off Caps Clear, by the Fox American privateer. The Sabrina'sloOp of war, which arrived at Ports. Month, on Wednesday, from Lisbon, spoke, on the .Bth ,instant, in the Bay, the Fairy sloop of war, with tea vessels, bound to the Brazils, which sloop had parted from the Itaconsumtfriptte, and the neat day fell in with the Inconstant. —The inconstant sailed from Portsmouth the 2d instant, with a fleet of East Indiamen ' . .The Stag and Fairy sailed from Falmouth, the 6th instant, with several vessels, to join ker. 4 . . . 1:0 f , what we hav tura:does sia are sorry to l'arliamentai is a dismal, duty itt the submitting jority was denied a ref of those whi Tender a ref people of • their tor"" Tepresentisti 1 jt witre, lot SWAY, the ryn, 441 W tative of th praetiFes al deed OF 4pl u ;" pb4ect to 1110 tho C os4t thglie SpOpenes *WON ge I PI " I IluFb Pr° ol billig o 4 o iISTq r - • , - - i . . . . (. • :. P. . . e ..• 1 ' . . • • ' ' ' -:. - - 11 1 1 E; StrATINM&PC- ' ' —4-.4,4,.... .. 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