The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-09 00:00:00

- • A• • %aim* do• ••••• . • " • resonr7esof ever;spieree, in the. energy lft your_ people, and in the Otitis situation of your fitusittv. ilitherto I hose spol;eo toyour Nlajesty only is grandeur of your military force.; Why-shall mention here, that at the very moment when 'Tarry was proiicliitz for the subsistence awl i )ftient of an extraordinary levy of 200,0 V and 60,000 horses, your Majesty appropri 804nillinits to the expenca of can :Is, of roads, mprovenientv of every kind in the interior; in one year, bestowed on these impor. works that which Kings scarcely grant during ole reign. V• How eau we suspend our wonder, wlren we Id the Works of fortifiration forwarded will, activity than in the good days of Vatibil, the) had to liecure the conquest of Flan_ and of Alsace ? w hen we' behold works tree', (ed at Alet.olidri.i, at Kehl, at Cassel, at We.. tt Jiilies,, at Veldt)°, at Belleisle, at Aix, a t .1 at Anvers, and on the bangs of thm_ , All is in motion in the. ports from Spk.zzi ; and before two years have vla:)seif oasias of Chcri)Arg and Anvers will each con. 't , .; men of war. . . • ... . COURT OF KING'S BtNlC,ll,lfernse.tr,.Fee..B. - . That ATTORNICT,GIO4EICXIL moved for leave to Ale :iii criniiitat cliforinatiOri against Jes'epli Rat:' . cliffs, I.:sq.*a Justice.of the Peama fo4 the county of York, for refusing to hear- a complaint exhi ! , biti.il u/ainat a constable-fee not 'Mirth:4 a soldier, .1 on application duly made to hies for that pur. ! l pose; and this he moved aga:nst the Magistrate ehieliy with a . view of affording Lim all opportn. nity of setting himself right with the gentleman whom he had offended ; that he should hart - au ' wointtinizy, should he be' so minded, to 'it 'ail 1 himself 0f the dispa.sition to forgiveness ok the 1 gentleman who complained ; hut otherwise the 1 trader inuFt be taken notice of seriously. . .1 .. -.l li 4 bc particulars of the else were shortly these,j ws, they appeared on the affilarit of LiestAlowl, of the Royal Marines, and James Walsh and John Townsend, aerkent4 . hy wllOlll *it wee • stated, tliat • on the "12th of .Isorember last, s ono of the lietleants of flits re . tinient went • to a constable of .theltranieof Thai% ‘ and aslied him fur a billet for e-aefflica; but heir said be would nut, u nless they stiesrawl hive - the ilittest*fiets 91 the soldier for. Thom . tiny wanted • the billet ? - :They .salal tkey, newel' I shewed the ilielittliTispli if,u.f : tho . Md .io they. had beating: 00% 'Mr(' 40,.Itsiit:*1001:fregtilar I soldier, and the& It _„,ii4ti'it'lo4beArifan upon turn.. ilov"vel's hits'_ „_ .-libOd net Cafe fur. that, ; and absolutely re ' -f, ISOM the billet,: in *conserve/tee of which the seliff4; who was ill; was obliged to lie upon the bare boards, without entering, to his great int-unvenienee and injury,•• ',Teat - alter: wards, on the 20th of December, 'these sergeants', went to Mr. Ratcliffe, /titbit the Aniseanduet• Of the constable, He grouted luminous. 'the etstiii' stable and theparty comp/141,1ns attended. Mra . , Radclitfe asked- 46 IV_tro wits it lodated - Ibn tititi.: plaint ?" on whieh .Wahli .- • tire seijeant, said, he did. The .Magistrate, Mr. Radcliffe, asked', 4 * Whatit was ?" tie said; ." For refesipt ‘ a billet to a soldier." Mr:,l2;siclifire, the Mails. tr*l) then, wi,: i olit •adisiiisisteeiikg.ari oath to the, ~complainant, asked the Cot dfahte" Wh!it . ho'had. to my to this, for himself tr• • 110hour:suited that .thpy.ceme tuition a quarter inifltifitsta thAlseltoed; .' 'iatOxicated—another falsehiserf; - and he•statesise: venal other falsehoods, which the' terit'Ol.tt'LAllo: , ' have sworn to be so, if they hid Ireettitllciikil to a. It; bat . Mr. Ratcliffe flew into a illgencjitis. aloe, epd would not hoar any- more h! *lftoloil= plaint, saying to them, "D - •n you, go hdise; ten 'lodr captain 1:e i told me a• felsehood."' Walsh add, " lie did not." " God d—n yon,'" . O`said he, " go home anti tell your Captain that* i. told me a lie." lie then turned the Serjeifi4 4 L.tat, without heating Mena. Upon thislientenint *owl w;otc a temperate and Moat proper lettif,:: iMquirrog . s4etiActatip4 of these coarse and niPvt..! ,101Ie exprertit:itts; ; bat life iikeived liothing likeinC, i*old that any .. qeittleman, in 'illt situation '-its.•" lie,tveAsht . :lo be,,attilfitil 'with. ;* - • Lore Kii..iiratkeetiott ' observed, ' that 'Were tie astride Appeared..to hire acted inipinparlyc ,bus csing's.' obaitiCtion to the ishelnietratios Of ia, ~ *Wow there -4 . ,a a Ampielo dstator. , sheaf 14 the facts; fee it, scenietririat too )ladwids. tied t - ' ' idles/sit:was his duty tir'isaie id:. 4 ' inifi ,i . hether the -complainitig party rio , -...4 0 11 the means *OA the law requttedj, IN, ). 1 1gie chino oviAtakt.M.tigifirtttc..4olo.liiij to?; entitictletrryttioolinfermtlioo ) t • 1 ..turt need not sown 1 . bet vi.oa t rtt,• .gritit.. 11 safe hasher, cause. ... 1:4 , 1 ., ~-, ' • - . : ' -.. Rule to show cause panted. • . •, .. . . r ', Mr. ScAscat said, lie hail instructions to tnori. for, leave to file a criminal informatiOn against' L biagistrates, whom he would out, 'for the. i ptc:ji, at, nafite ; but be mentioned the make sww,, lest he should be told, neat Kral,. that ho stioug • hare brought the matter -forward slaioneri—. He t weld not move it now; on aecuoift of a deftttigi# : the j urat of the affidavit ; anti as It.must godspra again to Pembrokeshire, where the transaction arose on which the motion was to, be grOuti - d0; it tieeld be impassible to move it in this tifin r • ant hoped 40 . .have.leave new to p moveit neat. term ; the general rule was, not to sllow ani.motion l i r be made againit a Magistrate, If a term had in.' • r*ened between the- thing complatued ofi twit .tfse application. • - ' . .Lars! ELLSNIIORW3OII-.04011 cannot niakeyoer l ' kiefelieo in this teem; and io the,ttest, you will be -4t}r4l:late.—Lerre refused. ~. ~'., , ,: •••.. • .• = ll . l = l o ol ll o o lll ' rf l.En - eonseposoe-of'-rths very .extensive .florders, .ott.ssaz and. C.. daily feceive trilll ell parts. of .the oaffistrl and tho metropolis , they venture` to assure tin Falba% that there is not a sitifitinot auto, ber g of Tickets teem*? those whip have nut . line: • cholott; iteskthey.fiarther . edd, that the CoiliriletAt Y,,er Majesty has discovered the menus of] ins the ezpeoces‘of this immensity of Works i.:t infringin; upon the funds for the stores foresight directs. The stock of artillery inguaented every year ; more than 100,00G1 Inu•kets fill the arsenals, independent of the ago masked, which the fate of 'shattle has -n iota oar hands ; and yolir Majesty pos -10,000 pieces of cannon, with all their ne. • d'y provisions. These different cares, which Are extended to, part of the most extensive umpire in the lit!, have nut districted your Majesty .from pat: teal solicitude fur the inhabitan4s of smiths,. Tatou mag,iisines of plenty, which Majesty is desirous of supporting at Paris, . never been better provisioned ; and the sub sietence of that great city is secured for many., years, geoid times of scarcity render the prOVirr, sliming of the people scanty and difficult. Tour Majesty will not be surprised to hear Minister of Finance addreu you on 'ejects hick, at first view, may appear foreign to his, ministry : yon know that directly or indirectly, thing is connected with finance, and that the flourishing conditirin of Me Treasury it. becomes a itsiaas national calamity, if, to increase its means the roads art neglected, the deteriorated, - the ports embarrautrd, the ,rsenals emptied, the works of fortilivatien *bats. loned, thy mailman°. of plenty and of stores un . It ili a then, only when every departnient of a., is in a prosperous conilitisso l that the riches I obi Treasury can be coast/earn as an element forint. ; end surely the stuatioalif -our fitian ‘, under whatever !meat of "dm we consider m, has not bt.un suvh as it is lit present, -at , period of our history. France offers a soli, exa , nole amont:st great states, of a moiler feaript of 800 millions, without having remettroe fictitious medium of iirenlation ; east it is now. that a wont tyllte lit On inpattat. is an essential basis of the stauility of p leats ware titre can be no title seeefitrier. roperty where paver money (mists.. Almelo it' the good ailunuistration of the public Pon t c fl as Oft theirdrivhic *wilt of the eirealtstingli Ast, a Mich represents all - values, thativur ,jcrity her constantly feunded the good of putt tier glory of rapt. erillsili k sod the solidity .our monarchy." ••••••: • CA17101.1i7 CLATATS• . ' • . -4-- . .., 4,‘ : . 1 (Prom O. Doblia Ktraiing Post.) . • v - _ . • feel mach pleasuro io stating, that iti..t Cloister it csembly of this city, as Friday last, oar .lie Countrymen had ho - proof .Illis .. of liberality which to.por , the u ger mass tie their Prolestant ihren... ... Var. !As') brossitt foraud a motion, att itipie, LS ' tzic's litter, to sei micas the resolutiotipplikat Aliormer Militias, to postpone tho colsidapettpa: efitt-poiitiata against the Ca t balk Claims :tee bent itit 4 -*' %. Ar. FAIIIIII.L, with rot animation and pilot,. oSiortivad eritheattritoositios Ppwit of Air. Gitrssan; he stitedWidderoattlaitty of the Motion, and proved A u a tomtit" ptatioisly disposed of, coots oot fat. a reel*. time, heageto pat from tbe all ii r. Sir/4181g . it lINIA Li r who presided oss this occasion, nod wha,:. since Ms enteritis on the high office of Sherillk-bea displayed on seer) , necessary occasion w p -• wartil manliness, a geoevous spirit of liberally', notir storm *isle to conciliate all tasks-4041k M•iiiiorsasbisets, coincided with Mr. Fatalist., :...,. mid, - . Fifth,ll.wic of I : 4 ides t this 4tAt iiii .lisi ,B it os Ock xg r ar hi . p .,iii ii : pat the (Ideation ; as it had been Pilvi 6 4)7. C o r Y , .o,loth i a t T i r e hd e , viiebtatity, disposed a.- Tibia we see . - - • „ . 4 t . , - Noisy login gentled. by Via cans to postpone psi emiag.w 4 ,wirY.ANS •••:* ; ' • • teed - buying, becauec tbey.witl be disappointed • 4aikte r: 7 • • obtaining& Sher-i l ia( the Two ffunifred,Thodiatif; Thil'ir;palrs on ttio: Gothic ornaments which r POUffas MVO' E1011(1, litliCh Mill be distributed ion start-4nel! Ilenry 'ilso Se'venth's Chapel, begin. to - Wednesday next jiralentitieTtay.), at either . of prescat that pert of the venerab le Abbe y with s ', their State Lotter new face. y Ofbe ti ee s . t • Cirdbilloir St. Margaret's Hill, H. • orosigh. . • . • .c • • old proverb of 44 Better late than n e v e r * " : The only chance a _man has of rising instantly vrrified when Eraow gold the poormats into Independence; le - . 117 purelkaiing a Ticket or 'frecnwicti ( who was j est in time) the lett Sh are la t h e Lottery.. . Wednesday, the 14h, is . Sixteenth of No. 2,670, the 40,0001. Ptira'• the day on which the piatn4t Lottery will be 'Trox itow.ievitea his friends to be early ie I;h3srin ; by purchasing a ,X4elkeii byre,* tba.t slaYs purchase, as he , iipectv (if they abide by the .at Swi IT Sad (o.'d Fortnneti Offifin k ,;you may proverb) no Sher!' will be left en sale a few gain .0.120,400. i; ' I previutss to the arawinZ, at his 9liees $ 0 - 2 1 What is the reasoit - dnit **rote. have better sue ,rnhill, the demand from the public beidggreatly cess in the Lottery. than men . thile • MVP ETTO,l*$ expectation. of the sp i rit of.entesp i lze? or does.Foriesielevtir ALL FOURS is one of the oldest gamer en re- her owns x ? Whateser be the aolatfori t Ak4si . ' and t)y which large sums have been gained 11 adoub(ed fact,,/hat for twenty Yoare.plishAttyle (wit ; het the Nem Game of ALL FOUR 4 is of the Capitals have fallen to the ettaze ' , laying by all Ranks of Persons—this New Wanderers than to.the men. - was first introduced last year. by 411 Four 66 Sow endive this month, and it will nesont i g. 'y Thousand Pound Prizes bei ng D rawn in in February," says the eareful.gudenne. at gay Day, and divided into Shares among the Lottery Tickets *hie month, anitho . .tiiitaidinn This beneficial and entertaining Gam e up in February," says the nio,teAMipolita, itit y - t spin be played on mutt Valeatine's D a y, S toc k-E s chage‘ 'gating Cueent;f4er4okiwologt oo ,14.--.Gasaa,Two Hundred Thousand Pounds.* for knowk'dge of life world, at any Rtilli, . - - . , ; ..- • uphold • ~ • • M..- r. • hvrg rittomes. - • t• • .. ~• ....rair 1.. , %1 , your ; i i both i t , 1 1 , pro.; • • i ." 11 ' 1 : of the I nut ' t . the fry eq 'tip' - I • i mere, • rated 8 • : .1 4 1 ~ Of ion a;111 th tan, so l' ki IL 4 h•i i ' I . ' 44 I 1 1. ' beh oh snore w%-•ti -0 0_ del; a cnted rel, al • I ' ! 1-13.11, Scheid vr:rs tr the Oa • , 4, • I rl tsitr 3! 46 1 • . . meet in I . 1 wit'atp vr kids his at ; • i now ni • frweigi Corms, 1 i! r 50... , 1 il • 1 1 crisar• bi t • 1 1' 1 every 1 . 4 11. world, your I 1 t your 0 yin All• 1 hale n 4 . sistone ' 'il F r yeti*, I sionini r . • 44 IS 1 : t . .) 4 11 . yOOl : whill4 l I sainistv 1 4 ; 1 orrery I eveu ti ' 1 . • self bi aileron 'll -: canals arsenal " tinned, • 1 furuirli rr, .1 4 state is • t . ' 1 of thi , of pot I A cry, Ull A ' them, I t I r Ivy o'l reivipt to any t' I a oil Its ; . L r.iut i , verarito r , , ~ proper, k I spoil tl . a% 'ca . ! 3 ttodiunt ,1 1 1 AI Ijrvit; *.- 1 1 !, permit., , 1 • ' i ' . 0 , 1 1 f . ' 1 i 'of you Wei Quastet CAthoJi spirit .1 ' i toss 41 i • setts .b r • v taaa's . ~ . eft/row of! poi , :- 1 . TrO. 4 I •ir II Mr. I °Sabra ; i he.fisit4 f • that It q' A (WM* RIWOA I sins MI • displaye -. . 1 1 - worn, 1' sad a II M 4 ju'7 •• ' -sod s•al i, • Fifth ,R not to p disposed ever? do it t • 1 g 'rho . 1 surrditni Id I " prescat '4; , l• new fac4 11 The c ? WAS 0111 14 , frum Gt 1 )1 1 . Sizlecnt ETTC tittit ; pu old prof days pn Curnhil beyond . ALL . , cord, ar • " and hot ' • now ph Gallic m I , Twenty One ID ? Public. • t will alp IL • k r:-. Feb.ll, 4 1 i • , . .. - -,. _,. , • • - • . , . . 't•: - : . - . .: 44— .'' . • , .r 1-0 , , 7 .0+-* 1"*"7.7,104 r~~~!"" .. • I. • s •,01011*S ) • • • Es...ervi TIIE IrNPEDITIO • N• • op*, • Lc/valued from for Pope of ..fas4sivtriAj • • . . • ,;- • - t• 1 , 0 • • Mern.r—Matlefeept. Chorea (11r,tilianittclii)1 fbe. He Admiralty pent ,tsj Akeird ' • ' • taw) riu ton t• - .. , !!Pt: t •• • n ' (Third Toclature NeferyWitio.-ia:N4b.. 8.) Aoicthyst,' ntissatc,liity 14,1809.. • • r St a —The present R xpedition is of itetlA siallWr . elsi fa ;ono der it impos-idle for me topive any pensiond atteriStittehtn'tho,. minute details - of every operation winch breetwbes MA of I have, therefore. deemed it ea prdieof 'select 0111Clibl e gi known zeal l a nk ability, to w knot I den, WU; eonlidenVii; trust tht.exerittion of•aoy pia/tit-Wars, which wont, in susae degree, be separated from thg.main operatioa. This anal., opeiotioa i ciat4der to he the attack on- the ;stand of Wale:hemp. Therealre. however, eevcral serviced to be performed, of the ;emotive ciorcouence•to the &uceess of the ulterior objects of the 12 peelittem, and it is to one of those services that I propose so call your mod serious attention. The Fart of Chatham, who coniumils.the military parts of the Expedition, has meandered it right to obtain posses ' inn) of some COlntetaorlinz p &its on the south side of the island .of Schowen, as.n preliminary to further and inure exteasive operation noon the EnsfScheldt. • • rou %ill, therefore, take under your command the ships 40 vei,elstatined,in Ilk-margin, whose Comrottuders have re ceived ink instrurtirins to that effect. Consider yourself charg-• ed with the executiou of this dot v. • Lord Chatham has selected Lieutrnant-Gencral Sir John Rope to eominatid the detachm s eat of the army which is to he tolvPitvYeti neesi ion. and which consists 'of the reserve 'et the army, composed of . Brigade of Guards underßrimulirr-fieneral Disney 3070 • •. . Lord naltatoisie's Brigade. ' ;lrfb Pont, lst Battalion .1 . :011. id no. • 930 AO Do. Ist Do. - GOO Sir Williatti Madder's Brigade. 10th Foot • 879 9ed Do. JO Battalion. - • 1853 7th Veteran -\. • • 7,361 T„leCerleade of Guards has embarked at Chatham, under . ''the direction of Captain hoseembarkation retors . b,iirreuntoamexed, and the to o briga.'es have been mil ls/A.li la the Doaps. ',roe remrks do not exactly correspeind. .11th those from the Hone. Guards ; but as it is not of ensclilbtl ' !content to trace such trilling ioareuraries of a scale of such Interest; I•sonly nieotiou tau eireamininee for your intimate; tiop. . Vett scat oleo receive a return of the number of ram intend ed for the KW-boats, that wernegavoidahlv embarked iu the men bf war wines tiovweeeived the•brigadeofguards. Some of thasegons witrbe waited for the main object. 1 regttesk ybu *RI direct the Le.dca and Cheers to join Rear-Adon-, dal Otwity's division, as the rej.plichnon of these Ion -boots* is taninectrietoith his ars! operation of discniobarking the troops. hese slop shot' rejoin van the moment itairgpooltre token 0 9(- . Naomi:, has put the gun boats it; divisions and soh dirisions—therefore, the Offeers ' appoiteed by the Admiralty, and attrerheri to the divisions, must itecel.-arilyjuin Rear Ad -40441 Ofway with the eons. • As the destruction of the•baltreies on the snot h-side of •lbe island of Schoweii is the first object of this detachment, you will commit with Sir John Hope on the best made of effect-. 14 it f Sielding to his wishes as much as you corisinend3l ' eau, toileis there he any prok,sional objections agairlia tom, which you will natorally. repteseset access-testy. • . , • Theme - iv twp ehannels, one ou eitcbaide the Waved, ROOM pot •npd breirershaveli: Should the ,foasnet be the ear Rog` on for vou to enter, the . piliteg g eorgdaqqaircompanyingeehorf,. of the - 4;tbetet will pot., uttt litat Were , are vestrell lytnetur . the BlittlFut,'irider which I,llcre is enecilent s anchorage fbr. brie ships, eipc:iially when We bd.:: its ind i oesstott•of thelshoist between East • C.4* apl Tirsthulth. .I.gretted. ibis assertiul, upon the charts furt•LheA by the. Adialrgz...which I amt hound to consid er t h e b est basis cAlmy o ttions. If yew have erasion, to use the Ilrewershaveu.4.lnsonel.. , yon musts phtee a seidetno site inter mike of she East Rauh 014 . -thei Hide Seed, that the Tenets under yestrMsdertailyeestwAlls.! channel with more safety. lefietloidsesston has been obtained of thieSslmsd; you talk is course, ant Year utmost tedetteot rs pilots-to , tate charge of the Veatch w hit oloy.,zairotisory tt. late up the Zail'Sebehli ; and nu will detain ell the smart (Tait you cab Ca five yeti every ftrilnyin tbl. Operation. If the Ltetnettesestßetirte *Mkt be s , tons of Poking possessioo of :firth- Ilesehout and Detysebutd, you ore to give him every asalsteace In A toln,l• so, need intim tenasportitik ht troops to Soath BeYetand Or linden; Heath P,evettatt ic • -1 zniprehriid, the principal point to which his attentioa • will be enilfds that he may del possession of the south side of`the blind, - that we may not Ilk Interrupted lb nienovigetion'af thellehlegett frinwelniy batteries that are erected' there. You F 1 1 411 'elect the vessels hest calculated for this purpose five . Wave W hich Aott may ditain . pulley of the ships nailer your oCdets flat Walkable to proCeedllogher thaw sictudsven. ' Yob so iH largeevaur, by the must active eroploTiotseli of f Your Militia, to eel olr nit Ceoprauturatioo „with Me ',Nils 101 t ire pm;sethilon.of the enemy; and if• yeu ; lveeise-etthlldebre' t hot . any nnalber.or baits bate' ilere'enliatied stt hey 'partied ll - lac place for the flurpose of .ismltarkino.Upoos Utmost-It 'our army, I desire you. wilt tategich measures as vdt'sivili i9do 'expedient, to bora 4W-destroy them, provitiref sorb at. ceiter !preae is not attended with may extraindimery.rislL great reliance on your judgment, .nod you lady be ussared I swill be ever ready to cover any act tor sound di -eretbu eX- ercised by TourwArlf, a ith my sanction and atatiority. •- • It is plumb), that General Hope sonv wish to metre for ward all his division to South Beveland, and at the same time experience stone reluctance in evastwiting fbe position lie o r t t o ta be to pusheision of on the I,laud tichoWen. 414s t ch •be shiscase,. sad the General and r.youraelf consider that any of the positions are esreatial; in conitenction obit your flo tilla, to pri.vent the enemy throwing reinforcements into &Sloth ' Bevelaod, and that such positions arc maintainable by. the marines of the ships tinder your orders, you Wive my autho rity to land them, or oily part of Me seamen, for th it pur pose, tore to provide for their retreat in ome cuenstances asking to make such a measure necessary: The free navigakof tip the lower part .of the Boat beheld!, and the chaan't leading to South Beveland, is very Impartont -and as labg as It can he commanded by/ the sesames of. your sgtiodreh,. it will be desirable. to. apply • them to that PerPove- I am prrfeettY satisfied that, in - the cent of soar landing any sentiscdiseitiedieis to do rimy on tokoret you a 41 evlobrub , such repletion; its edtbsettalrulated to relleibtoe Mids t , as Indwi us passiale. froist the hardships and calatnitiet I " rml. '-'•'!'°77 - ;.2. - :• - to which they hiust be liable, bogie prointit movements or 'art invading array. Ated•en quit' e w ind• vr ill enable us to. make our desceui sue tho,Nurth aide. of Waleheren, 1 shall then be so cOotiguous to your station that immediate 41 .eomtnedieutinbinay be ' had In awl ease iu ' w hth you ouLy. • 11' 1i flittis 4 llll**!- - Al darelrealrana Meier at most pay. t ctreoingtatices, there will bekvery little diinriecy in ' referrieg to me by •=vessels or telegraphs, as I shall not be Alerther Oram 3ots , than the nueriou ritarasel, until a perm eeptfinotlagsmo be obueiami iothe,islaad of Waitaki-I-en. • r 1 haok (lie iforotar to • • (Seel , t'd) • It. J. STRACII AN. illiggiNidthilaillit '..keitt* K. H. • • to:Award - 4 to• Sir Itichd. Keats, with • n his Orders. 1-)iftlaplat's,tiobarkation Return, doled 15th July,., Ditto of Ibe deps&lensing to jut-lowats, rah July. ' nth ak, I• • ftiltd) • •q.J. SI RACiIAN. • 4 O • - . . . (1 1 1 . 00614 rifeitols4o4At'l6ilS) • - • • A methyst,laille Downs; .fuly IS, IROP. Ste beirirett-deenottre*iledieat ai etannlowthe idea of Issellas in Zeatkuml or •otherpkacn.o the booth- West side of the Island 0" Welchem, its eateestuence or the enemy heving . movediris fleet tri-FaishMg, and to co d thoe o a r opetatimi Ib the North-1414116i. .• Yea wills; ueass itwandina wpprowinsur orkrs which yon may bare received, proceed in fisodadier pontiffs. ilia;-bit - hat convoitotly elate towards me'under fie tionjart,~ or as 4sear' to liamtdurg as you can, cut aiiteuit witkb,rfety, haviog refer ence tee the wind weather,iandloy Ortire to ettiNifthe Wasps no tbeWortls-Easfstde4abefready'eiesitlo r k l / 2 4. assalit, ItS the CaciwOrd of thiatiyarg she 1k 1~ /Pep*. 1f I st, near Denhaalt. I seed you a memorandum • that nuts written on the Ojai, whit! will give too the twat vial* otit, andlation which. io loaltnietiou with Lori Chattuott I have fitrotesiAn t ilgterAlsi nation of clutagiap wy plait of dlialotaitklos 'the emits, f 'Yla, - • ere 4) • • 171114 M LA, :Nr!• _ Rear-Adtei tw a t , - '• .1 1,1 141. V. Printed Awl: P'Y'VieW,ltintof.w_it_ . std.t., at 17. • Not loclased iota! Adialitillg. " • 1 1 ! Si ',41.513 • . 1 1 , • ATE§ YlerOtairecu • • . , • • • ' • , • .f • • • •• _ ~ . _......._._.__ i tiro. 14...•...60tt00• from Capraia Forster c,. et - - Pole', dialed Dawns,. 29th Jab', tgol . r • 7 . iti t ,...,/,,ii t ea seve of Vice-Admiral Canspbrh, r b, ' .bo4oar to arrant rat, for their Lritakil), h4rmali7,, iite• Lard Nelsen cutter arrived. this tuniaiu g i n T,t • .with dispatches from Lard Vardoer far So. H. - P . .Saragisrm; the sabstauce of which was ceutesunicateu b y o d e : 01(4111,11 138.14410W11: .. " eldterlini46:e:Liederr:::::::pertr.l:lliirleilgthathi.e:e.:::::: ; iket.4ll4l.le up the Scheidt." ... AI Atn. oRsir ER . , lo • TpeCnsaing Nos. to N. '27, relate to the tu r. Iciid'of' ;Sad 'capitulation of the different /A ce ,. h en sv4ich *ere taken, and have been lung before t s. • public. . . •.• .. .... . • .. • —.—. . .... . *No. 27.—Letter from Sir Richard, Sita c h an to .Mr. Pole, dated Camilla, off Satflinge..c I Aug, 22, 1809. - .. Stit—As the enemy has moored mast of his ethips oirn ohnve,Antwerp, er ceprthrce sail it the li:•••• and nose f r . ~ gates, I have bbrolted the Division of Lard Gardner ut W a . erden, and intend r.alv to Lave tin; St: Dominza tr e , l ,,.. lbit Had court:grog at ti,:- anchorae. The rnmy are conn ec . ' in a ltattury between Lillo and Evirt Fredericii Fi t ui p i ck. We had 6-fine firing ye. a erdit yto prevent their mountia; cirri.guns, out they work ib the night, and will. - Clitl.t t lir ilt . writ. A sitting bournexteods user from s hill() lit iftL m. sbneck. The enemy appear to cno4derable f orce 1 bt,(k tab's o r thr z , tvcr ; it ,is said. fifteen thtia-si.4 ' , en we col. lected in Cie neigiihourliood e( Santeli ot ; C ie beach star • i l bat place appears favoutatile far lauding the tr o . n . s. , .have directed Sir it. Keats, to uudertake this areakca,int' to Catsciiii Ci.clirene I have given the etua nimi d o f the ga t tam, sod to,hir Hiparrophan. th&t of the lire vie 1, iiiirtm.sait. rt Is the opinion of Sir It. K sits and mys t ic :11:11 I -believe every - bee alter. that witirnal the c Coo of the spay, we cannot eifect the ultimate o.bjeta .•.. • et thi s espedainu. '.. . •., . - .:k.reeeived I letter, last riklit, from Rear-Ad0aki46,4 1 ,,_ . statinthat the artily bad yesterday embaoked at a lumi g bens: but i,:ie wind witicb . blew straw' into the Shiegit, w e . wanted th.,...trattsparts getting to the It est S..heiti I, tie .?:,%. tbas lien*. narrow a n d . very diffterdt: The transports with 1 cavalry arrived b e je yesterday. 1 . '' I deem it my duty to acquaint pm f C: , or air Lordships'io. i fermatimr, that ape.) my amlisal off Waterdeski Cretetwita ' letter from Sic Itletard Keats, brought by Sir :110,4e. Pop e ' aura, contaitileg-thieeorreipendesee wi►ltif h w lterl 0 Rios 1 Iva, curies of which accoatpaaa this; iss coneenaetwe thrift/ f sent Sir lion* Paphafn,'-stith the !etter nrirfird A. t‘ 4, I.pril C;itatiiims: Sir, Himit.resuriii ! in -the gs , e ,u k: d tit 201 h, hut I have received nit reply. • I also bet yen will please to lily the ‘ /teener:mo Lire Len*!doge their Lordships. The c9nituct of Cant* fitthuna, during thelime he lens beeit emproyeri seder Sir It itits. Is highly meritorious, and I. am awls pleased ttith the atlirity , of Captain Saver,. in the Italeigh, tied the gallantry of Lies. , .tenant IC itchell of the liniciettr, aad officers and cress of this .: loam under his orders. It is reported Lord Chattiness) will, be tit ilattii this' afles, none. I shaft have occasion again to write ; i n t h e saw time I think it bat riglit to f a this dispatch, that I slay % I receive their Lordship's instractionoretpettleg the applinu... t Lout to trade. I base, &c. . ~ . (Signed) . R. J. STRACIlit!f:' - r . Boa. W. W. Pole. -.. . , OXFORD UIVIFERS [Tr; FRB. 3. ....y,r,tadayimf:the Rev.llift.A.U.llassosals*, ALL" akeals , !harem-tint,' Catehridge, was incedasraised or: &mitt Cga ifge. - . - et - - • . ...,,,:?: .. , ..r. - .7-4 - ---FtpN ' Thurylisy fhb ifoilowiv*lttjelat? ireap atiots itls ,. . -, greets-I 'l''' - ..'t DOorot,stPl 111., i i. ..1 ....k .,.. •ttOgdaleit4fit Preitenda a rVli ' fitt: .'n M I ! r 'too lIIINfiriV . ate Macrae 44fairfost I Groat ".• , • 413aeiri3etiatts IN r. ..AY IL L • sy:--Tha •Itev. dohs lirmitaa, oftpletir t3cilege ; !Cells id. IL I'. lairtnabe., esf Eletet (1.4. Vb3B .. each, for il .ft en t st4Z e _ l l` _ ; L ._ Willisis ilidory 'Mt —Arid I , Trinky:callestr i the Am toil ible44• - .11 - .Wol:4ofyi: - ' . nue Reif; Millais *env" Sititrklq: B. 4. of Bete% co. lege; is elected t fellow_of *hist &Jetty,. ~.. ..I-tis Royal 'lioness the Prince o f Woleit has be en pleased le appoint Atte ger: V. Af•Doettlf, M.A.+ Vihsr st.Atiter de-la-Zottpit,its be age of his Royal Ifiglidises Chaplains m Ordinary..'.. - '.. •- • • • - . . . ~ • The Bey. deseph ProctoN.D.D. Iluite,r.or fAulpative-tnil. i Cambridge, mid Prebendary of lieroitit, IS "presente4 It, the Bishop of. Lineoln :to th e. rectory Of Wal g ra ve , lionti. ampionshire. . . . 04 Saturd.v hot died, the Rev,‘Willlain Macklil. Vicar of Great Csesterfore, .and 'Rector or Gnsat'•YeMatp, la Beset, and forced, of Attibrake-h4l,•is thielloittersityi ' wheat-N. proceeded V.A. 1787, M. A I,7rp—Btleal Cheese. fora 1: in ta.• gift.of the ged of ilrispol, had IfelOrtin la ths patenting.- of $1! Williain Itissb. ... -. , • • , • . JAN. I'.i•-•ttse:, pt. WWI Ga 1' ' • n appointed.* the !load Mastership of.,Arsoritestr •.,ce! to the toad ti ' .t • Mi. Dr: Goddard ; AM has* iiptett C.' ,i r . Gabedit 'succeeded 'ln thestionad" Mioteittlslgs sts . Rev. D a qid cit. • ittagis o lit.L. B. Follett of New-r 1 • . ~, . - ‘ Bistirace the A rebbi,isop of Cpitiney . kchee.n pinpri 40 ;,ppoint, tbe'Rev. Pftet Vaughan.' . . stid•Follost . ofiet. ton-Colltg,e, °O'er& toothe Wardeaahip Of the thill Collese, vullift-itv-the resignat ioa of tee art. SCrefe,Artirs &IL Toe Rev. George Baler, 11. A. OfNeitton , coo, hare 'piloted to the tiving - of Stinth' Brent, in that county; Tv* 1&13/..tee ativaim.• : • 1, • - ~-14 4 eprhipti ILATHEN Wen of edoeitano and. pretspion 4 1r 1r kill, me persevering cailcavniap ! Wide:cover OC. rposi profit of superiority. Mr. (*2 " 4S, after" beg regrnlarlj elistated'AssA• lit E lf ' 8 Eil &Nile - 1;01CA I. COLL:4Ii' ofitft 040‘11)!. Mid 01- ' Wood into ever, branch . of the 4 4* (eerdeenreo ar4 _ Ilvikatitigaris of. *lnch, trion different paaha, be ,tc4 to" :4inlisieany, Enquirer) made tbe care ... the • fonno *Dar. ' goes tne Ohjoct of fai4 partielatar sonty. ilx. ak.t EN fill( • ovilfiv e An lii)/ED IS, R, ft ellaise aly enutratted laj a . women; at Ml/1' Titian! DF4lllt. ft' Y. or . isetbev. stOising fronaCK• . .! . p inplolgeOcs, hug reoideoce it war:in - ell:l4.ex, or a 8 lt)tt rA RY V WE. 'ion :often- voshippily pursued . bri ,i . . ; necrril Youth ~ f both sexes ; in the One it wilt be feud: theillort of STLIZ-11.11 . Vor 11A aft •!.;;44 Ntigs, and iu the ottoSolr . casino a nu:serous-train. of ri•rviasio . dipeisons; !Att. it _ ~liir flaws , ' - reariedied, ternalaaate ha 1511'0 riii,lPlicood v*" SIIMPTION. . •. 'Etc rrstilt (en long and eateralie pi a ck e basi.a;lll.ll.---,1 416 -; • by a Peculiar Ad looperPor nkiiiewl, mpitoptt ;aad - JIM lat. 'Amite I hoso.Lki sayd my !wive iier iarlomirluNt•Efs4.lor°4l et ithout siNeetang the patient to the.sleost rentroppl 4 art 4‘. exercise; aud in sti .. .la V IiNEIik:A.L Chtihs, :aloof* ' eor . 2Lappticatiori iii *Ade: after iliscwreik nf the loftstiout . - . kliiionell'ita pctforai a cure in tue abort interval 4 eigliA . e. ; slFrism the unprecedented suers.* of his *rife of tn•ntuletil la t nenure of the above voru pl a i wto ( w hi c h liao Myer list' essvolo fail in onesiogle in in twelve years p:acdecr -chitin* lit hicb period inany.persoaa 4, both rxet have bine :cured, eves afpfr vetere non' Udirtoe d methfida blklti- beeal*' .00.11 is ittiprit - eiDet.), Mr. Gm' lisis %era iilduted is7tltui fir. lictv offer hio nelviee. lie may b.• ,coiWulled by, either or;: , Atail Jo, wiili inviolable occrecy, perounitll), or by 101414 . I ' l laibink It flank -Note. . , ... . , .10, Bouvericilseef., flret-ntreet. • ~„ km6rai .1 s 46 ,,higiquiwocei QM of thr Urelioli 1 r -- ;44. Met* Or long sturation,.elketually trentet On tut NO prineipil‘• which bits perreinsied trues in !cry invcientotrAlli . fki .1041e1.64earg.409.1116110r.%- .. ' • • . a • ••••• • • A.•;• 7,••••••••,"Air .16 imacllT WM le gek , , . . , ~..„,4 . ' - tffi 'yr as o r Ait retri . trai:a, ofdlkeee's ; Rev. T 11!‘ * •of tit. iidiouid-halli-tiet , r. , Igo- Malid, le iii_ olio * College. • - -. BIC Prato a* or llittakm*Klaire...Tleas Taster, Elm • Cartiod loluL.Wikono 41 T om, 0 3 4., T iollfeets far Sir Willklue ' 1411 ilmagh for preaedi rear, Ing l ': .. . .• .I • ' 1' to ltrofillf ~ t . • Greek Ode . /drat lacialtiiit 41 c • :. -Lek+ I issptivti,por*.—=•-- - • , . -:: liktiri . M.... flift4riarttl: Afriesaitra* A 4, O . Gorek ;.; pi l aus. lit BA l 0 n. 4 XII. ( Arevis cave :cthoro, f i atin - E D l K rall .qOescariajlo. • ' . . . . Thelate Dr. Saith'ktrio prizes. 4 251. each for the lid ~ fro neat Ili'matimisatics 'sod riatakal plii n L4od i lt i z,aomgd . 1 ; toe cont.:eking Raeitelors of Atly. of Ca metelill.; • I judged' awilleqdlillt. To Mews. William /I airy Ilneleaa4 Thin:lag Shaw 111ran3retit; of Tritiky:eoltegtithe:thst-aa • AS. 1? _.• A ,~ 2 '').!