The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-22 00:00:00

40 i of mere importai ,rprised, . ... is _ years, i t ,:'s liege:me,. _ _ , world beside. This declaration may excite a sardo- that even Botany Bay,and otteethertettlemeotain New Protection of .prbperty in `thet . quarter. • The 004... and tbe Oa! sar as something was, dee, t o: his , ,_,_. . • __, ~.. , , vie smile in the Editors of those vehicles of profound Holland, might hold.out means to the' Americans . ilowsroo, 4100 nOrNee Went iii pursuit of - the East Is. l'j . ^oo . ntatlheti l lan — - complaisance la sometimes . Intee• ig e : dia fleet, and the greatest appreheusiops were enter" • . l rested as wen as serelle, „ assd-tiai age ace knew reasoning which we have alluded to ; but there is no. for disturbing our intercourse with that and thing more easily proved, if men would give them -1 more casterlyluarter of the world. While we hive '.tabled ft:tribe' fate of the whole crineoy.• 'The ehicvis venal: • r have glaWn. ygar.. Very' able Ens. ` selves time to think. General principles have !Ong been on the point of fatally quarrelling witha vain- I Boaz, 'belied to Liverpool ; with a cargo valued at : Ton, Sir, graitett,:.l4-. wepdetfully rid' loons let been lost sight of, or our Constitution would not l on matters , able portion of our population at home, - , .. .•. , 60,0061. bad been taken and burnt:. " - - ' til r l,.. and no dosillrhe Win whll cultivire its I shall, have been so wounded and mangl•d as it is ; and !ea pure religion—the Americans sarcastically say, 1 ,ta.. ~ - ' . thereare,.resign•benceforward 411 the delinquents to general reasoning is not entertained by our selfish ,we have inspired them with new devotion to i The LORD CHANCELLOR had an iudience -of. thel i -ltiksiorn potentlish, 'after observing, that when the 1 1 ;enrce Itnatxf yesterdpy . morning •at Varltae.' ariferof this tem, whom the eiilgar•erroneously, cat Btatesmen, as net being maintainable by their way of : the two heathen gods, . Mower and VULCAN. tiding from day to day. They will bestow more time on —BONAPARTE and our Ministers (Si licet ntagnis . G u e se unt Mu ' it ; d .l - •''. • th . Fa , .:lawd,e Doeglar,. stated:to the four Peers vino exc.. Irma . in au 7 anent ance at the petty, paltry ctrcarostance to which of the PRINCES : componere • parvis) are both" busily employed to I reign Of fi ce. ?.• /mined her, under the authority of a Roy . al Coma, • • A they shall consent to assign the largest slice of that I achieve great works of very didierent aspects. That 1 It is said that there is a new mission appointed' j 'IA ;lite e mission; lb . at ber , lisits•wege interdicted al gu t . . .., , pound cake, aliasDroils of Admiralty, in the Banit,ac-i- of the former is known to all the world; chat of the l and going out immediately. The destination is net H ouse , soe'ought ; also ` lO - Bare informed their. 1 ;•• cording to his infant repute of becoming one day l } atter ought to be known, it is a grand ALTERATION, an I! yet known, but it is supposed to be aomewhere••in f ' sbtps for what kasopattealoor was shit against herb. I the, North of Europe. General STEWART fthi . brO. useful oratorio Plirliameot : or what portion of that _ we will not say a REVOLUTION, as that would shock i ther of Lord CASTLEREACII) has the appointment ;It till perhaps be fou nd' Eh :<t the cause of this exclusion beromekknoe#4 . awned seed-cake, the secret service money, shall be the partof the REroax, for tha t 1 timid - • --; .• . • ' ;he mo st exceptionablir (bat . ' • = given to their favoured 'perasites for their hidden serer would alarm the cunning part of the Ministry :it On Friday the Earl of Liveerooi.liada long iiii- part of the conduct of the this ler• WOE, wee vices. On those venal, or, as our Rulers deem them, : is, in fact, no less than laying the foundation for dience of the PRINCE RECENT, at Carlton . House. , the having ever permitted this woman, ,c..sisatairra highly political topics, will they spend much more of i transferring every thing valuable in Britain to Arne.. i Yesterday the Princess of WALES came to tcowg DOUGLAS, to visit her Royal •Highneass Their profound attention, than on such a subject at 1 from Blackheath, in an open carriage, rode through , • - ,-- lat.leitatin. .' mica as a new seat of power and leaving England s • the parks to Keusingtonepalace, and -in the evening • —two • - .- - ••• 1--a- ' • that which would have given this devoted country "± le be enjoyed by our inexorable enemy as a pre-con returned to Bleckheatle honourable immunity from those ills which, a war swat I -- It has been generally reported during the last two with America must infallibly entail upon vs. We • -.......0.--.2 days, that Lord CASTLEREAGH -had determined to say iafallibly, for it is and must be so, in spite of all! The chief contents of the Paris Papers, to the 17th resign. • • the hireling scribblers can says as much as that if inst. will be found in THE STATESMAN of this day. Lady Dou,ntas, whose Indisposition we mentioned you play odds against one at any game where your The only fact given in this intelligence which can in in a former Paper, bad a paralytic•stroke a fest days advemary is ts well informed as yourself, you mast- the remotest degree be interpreted levee:olY : .,for since, which occasioned . what the Faculty term- a, - nock'd jar but from winds, alas sud s -she is now , in the end be the loser, and the longer you play France and its affairs, was the amended condition 9f considerably recovered. . • • • • the more you will lose. We take this subject uP the Atistrian Bank-paper ; for we know it had fallen We hate giood reason to believe that an intention today, not more in reference to what we observed considerably from the moment the news of the dis- exists, on the part of the public, to mark their con en Saturday last, in the new and ominous occurrence asters of the Grand Army had reached Vienna, and viction of the perfect innocence of the Princess of iu the American seas, but in consequence of a State that it continued in a state of depreciation, augment- Watts, and their indignation at the insults and in- Paper, drawn up by the Committee of FOREIGN fug from day to day, as the Russian Armies less- posed, by celebrating her next birthday in an extraor- Rttatioes, and published at the instance of the coed their distance from Vienna.—lf the ac- dinary manner the A general illumination throughout Englandot is genera Ily supposed, will take place; and, , Executive Power. Such a Paper, so speedily made counts by the Heligoland Mail may be fully cre- juries to.which she has been, and continues to be, ex public, is to soars indication, and not a feeble one, dited (of this, however, we are compelled to say, however we may have censured illuminations when that the PRESIDENT and his colleagues of GO.', erode lector), the Russians are extending themselves employed as they have been, to express a brutal ex vernment at Washington City, feel no repugnance, • •i n a line, or cordon, of 330 miles from jlamborgh to ultation on occasions of misery and almosthoodthed, we whatever may have happened since the rupture, to the neighbourhood of Dresden. Should this actually should consider in this instance, . honour . • able expression on the part of the nation of moral discuss the cause of it anew.- , -Such a view of the prove the case, there can no longer he a doubt of a • - feeling and general sympathy. ease appears to us as not ill-founded, from the pains . good understanding subsisting between the Emperor- His Majesty's sloop Bonne Citoyenne has arrived taken by the Committee distinctly to show the exist- ! ALExarteen and the Powers of the North, so lately from Bahia, with the treasure she was expected to int; ground of controversy between the two nations. ,in hostility with him. A cordon—what would be the bring. She passed by Falmouth do Wednesday, Their observation, that " every step which they-take • effect of such a disposition of in army so far from proceeding up Channel. `Whiletke• Roane Citoycnne should be guided by a sacred regard to principle," so' its home, if even hostility were exchanged for jea- 6 w:is at . Bahi a, the American G overnment sent the oestrtutiois f rigate, __ and the Hornet sloop, to cruize far from discouraging a philosophic or an honestadver- i lousy only — a change that requires some time to be for her off that port, and the Hornet sent in a challenge nary from attempting t o ren ew so beneficial a corre- I brought about. Without some expressions of con- to the Bonne eitoyettne, to come out and fight her, spondence, it might induce hi m t o sa y, w ith readiness, I geniality of wish and design in the principal States of accomeanied by a message from the Commander of " I will meet you en that ground, since you speak Germany, this cordon would soon be broken, and its the Constitution, pledging his word that he would out so openly and plainly." In the Paper alluded to, f rac t ure d parts destroyed. The Russians too, it would lie . to and see fair play. the the Bonne Tlie Captain deciiee o d f we could point out half a score instances, or expres- Gttoyenne, however, pruden tl y _ honour, seem, are doing what the French (lid when they ad- he the stakes they were to contend for were sions, which a wise Ministry here would not fail int.', Danced into the Low Countries , where they knew as, said, too great to trust an umpire so immediately interest inediately. to turn to the almost immediate profit, and they should be well received by the people al large; ed as the constitution. certainly to the permanent prosperity of England. : Batbadoes Journals have been received to the 26 th they are leaving the fortified towns, Dantzic, Stettin, A new Ministry could not hesitate one instant to' and several others behind them, as their archetypes, January. The Seahorse frigate, and Arah brig of do p t such an ex pedient ; and in that view of the war, with upwards of one hundred, sail of merchant `in that respect, passed Conde, Quesnoy, and others, men, 'sr rived at Barbadoes on the 13th January, in case, we are surprised that our torpid countrymen! while possessed by thet aemies All this but - have so long refrained from petitioning the "Reora . confirm s erOn the 17th the Arab. what we have all i - Ti for the removal of men from power,who never can bring to be the probable case, themselves to act a part which, however s a lutary to i the Northern Powers to their country, would be lacerating to their own What will be the conditiot feelings. i PARTE, we do not pretend That it may not appear we are attached to any set ' we able to say whether he of men, or that we have placed our affections in the ! time that force, which alone keeping of any leader of men, we would agree to a I be heard distinctly, while selection of three of the most experienced of Mr. th e same ti me . ;i.VRING's,or any other well-skilled merchant's clerks, I o= be our Ministers ad hoc. A.neace with America, and we should, act least, be at safe anchorage against the assaults from every other part of the compass—at war with her, we are exposed to danger in every part of the globe. Is it to be supposed that a nation, which abounds in timber, iron, tar, and cordage, and with a superabundance of every necessary of life, can ever be at a less for means of annoying a Power like is, who have to look abroad fork a great portion of our sestenance, and go abroad!, for the very means which can alone feed oar daily consuming strength ? Are a people at once agricultural and commercial, and whom we era forcing to be manufacturel also, are such a people to be treated as an Insignificant and scurvy race 2 Can the adventurous natives of so extensive a region, of so The affairs of the Princess a truly honourable stand .: final termination. No ; something yet ; nor will we cease to the justice of them is fully shall dare to say she his . The enemies to her Royal they must be considered stir have changed their tone,. for they are the enemies virtue. These, once her mien, and who expected and laugh them te .scorn,. acknowledge she has been the unfeeling Peed, of this docesamst, of no farther NAVAL INTELLIG BM:V. -•*" • . . DlAL,M.titcu tf:—Airived' the Swedish shit, from Gottettburgh, hound tiPeris t *lath. • • Came doin from the River, the &tacks fo; Inaia; Thomas and Alice, for Lisbon; and ilia • Prmourn, MAncir in- the John. end- 7 Frances, Hass, from Botirdeaux, for America, prtz hi the Bell; Peale frigate. • • • .* ; • - Sailed the Royalist, 0,9 a craze. Arrived yesterday his shiPs.irarspite and font, from a cruise.:: , 1 • • . POnTssfoursr, his Majesty's. ship Port Mahon, from Corr; Strisp,, from a cruize; American schooner Dart, front_ New Hampshire. bound to. Bourdeaux, prize to DeVcrell; and., botterell from Halifax, 'last from Bernintli.. • • Sailed, his Majesty's Ship Orion , fer• the' Downs • and the'Woolmith to the westward. FALMOUTH, MAacij 19.--Sailed the Tognshend, - packet, for Gibraltar. and Malta.; the - Manchester packet, for Halifax ; and the 'Wizard sloop of' war, -with four ships to join the Mediterranean I convoy. ' The Chesterfield packet, for the Brazil's, *twe ! into the Roads, . •Totta,tY, MAncn 20.—Put into tha Bay Asia: ' . :Majesty's ships Doris and Salsette, with the 'BO In.. • :dia and Brazils:outward-hound fleets. • • SHEERNES4, MARCH tad- Ship Censor, - with a convoy ofalitfhti4 eill,for Get. tenburgh. The next convoy. voll'sail about the tlf ihst. YARMOUTH,' MARCH 21.—Arrived . his. Maje;t= f t' ship Prospero, from off. the Texeti - and lilted mmil*g.. to resume her station; also !he,. V:rien4'ettg:totjg, ' with four transports .front the *Doifiss ; jesty'S ship Acleots froin tke • llushber. • • LIVERPOOL., MARCH .WhlarArrilieethe Wifficsw, Ward, from Bahia ;sailed Qdtii lan: in Company with the Montague si?ap of %via., 74, with the Boone • !tatitc . ~. .. e , ... 4 . . t * ' "ot •,, ~.?.. n , : . ,/,. n. ~,, .` 4.4. A • ''‘. " ‘,' ;., '‘,.; .. ...... 4 ,;;.,:nn'••" 1 7 . ' ,:4 i i i ii ia ;' ' • .. .. , .. . • „ .- . • . , ~, ' - . • :4 ' • •.,• '. ~;.•`,.‘" ~. `*".•• ~ •. . - . • • Tilt •Stt" ' . , Vs. :'.." ',-. ' -- , .' ••• - -I - • "•• , . '' 7 . ' ' • . ... . . -- • • .. 4 inefwtot A ' f " :'''''' -, , ,- cr '''' ..." ' 4 . ''!.'". . * • ' - ..,' :‘ • •' - , :.. . ' • . .* '' ' . ' .. ... A. a . - *' i • TO ft li . 131i1 1 03F•U AC . .i. m i i , T a r . .:' •: pried a taint*, bb demndithetehiptible,thete the, : Ailt- 7, ‘. .,t ' . :-, fi - MG IL.S. l 0 F if:AWL , I WI DEIWNITRM of wrE. Ut terArg e v ery travail* tiro italtia*proasss to Alpo of ift Oielliv.Ariiiittrerieet . iMeleasirePti! • ' - • . 4. ,__* _,,- ~7i1 10" , „ ,:::, " .-_ 2 ' • • ' 1 t: Nll $ I'. 1 ii. het in _ S a A a 1 :4 4 : la _•*_ - -. • 6 1‘ F: I li l' NOR I A rtcluoro POW.% lIS ST mall a tonnage is thit aft LOA o,aptain . I ,, o oklis t a japi ki bio .4 6 4 itaia' istigig e t it j'l,;4lilt i agoigg. ,t .s i ~, .. 1_ .; 1 *!Olt Ti!RltriirrAllW-: f* . : • cisted some Yeats *lre fal , his Itriyaltbligtocrt , ! , .• t thinittriMintuting hislikia - ° fi.,lN t i ed ? for . i$ § i ii i ii kojitsi:iii m ia i li d 40-46, 1k i dki t e ; tie bt -Ifrii4 , .fibspeiii • c to tiiii4t4i7ekr,„ it .' ' • O l' A LES e and their Rawl ; ; ~, 44 - .iiliiikrirot,thiian that he adtir .., " , ~ . 000rase s -, jig Mfg 4 - 4440014040004 — itiaijargiii ' iiMsgki - netidOdott tho a 1 1bi 1 1..!4 . 14 —„ . , •,,,v,., ; 1 ?i gt4 • Antall' laVirst " Ord - nod the Doke of I' I.A It EN C LT.C5:11111.110.41 the l i t i lA r o n to ile" reirtliablzeir;,.. - 11:d‘o:(-4 , si - itinuair • . • pintipi,'ltiperior still s i i . -I- - 'do for tilos Wm ' . give poistr — - 1 - 4404#0, ` jOs. midableaad eateativelit th if tonfaffMNr, lit t glaw i ' ., - *Zp is goi thts -u r ovr:dtrd to have been timid /IP the mom, , - ink a peeni en. el•C:iiieeil °"'" ''''''''' be sad, kotteet m t° the n d.thkil icien ze .L. .. • a , valit.; l/oder sad isfaor AtioMbai• 'it , . a t t igiiimaii iff ' iki iejnitiee of' dal liltiOlifelii ItaiiiililleA - tahli tiO oOi e ..h o P droitit-triitoPhOd , ..rye of The above Slates are to soli i° Fi" Ititi r ckt e tattestretar i r aiwaiiiiiX . • s . .‘ .. ithai eoYageeali4 ma*** is prep Herftliejey *him .41.004,1,0weit bh - ,+ x i . her enemies yid at those • * * thief:et ithidollll 0 he', .If of the P • I Prix WI • _ , i ____ ti ....r n Iwt o protracted by the aunt dilatory pirua_ _ 4, - ,_ Aa .,._ _ __,_ __,,,, , , ,, ft , „ - 414 _ *O4; n e t av i i lit a i i ie44 .. piaitia ,.. airize 4ik , fistialdus Prudery a fli 4 -rea l 16 1 4 : *id cr th . t • 14 ) 4 r F 3. P.lliculars, apply to Mews. Needham and Co. L; Nt 17) ;T: l 7 Bo 77 l :: e . os inam t r i : d rir.- ii ho z: • . ~ , , , i z i e tiows. sae, Tbox loosed,, . , Porfirio eite 'L stop.Wswnr Or); *soy much tt. ountied . . esif.hyplktfiT W , bettiro Lthiplie is n. i Mails. , , . Deo ili i irias ;:!tn i f)overniiiin ai t', .. ..,_ . .k r ; 00.4.. 'tvitypirip is besot, to moo - ow jipti‘iismili4o Mach Shocked, tlO $4 1 . 77 ••••••.. 1114111 Vitt is very - ANT. .oat h A r,, :ft ' i . 11arsii . and 41Dpropia Pisempe. , virigoessmisiposist;,....; opti a i r t i t'ttic e i s pesaid eeeeretiesokeoldlpieit fo re i gn manners as you hat* feq.jisitly 011,e0014- - -i ,, Waterford The -moment is •crithal t sh....ire.:ussisiCiast obi pi" **Atha* no t: .. it. is het s c i pimili , ot 4, land -not le nutielOo* di.pcsiiion. tAillorisige.woMest Gotteaburgi 2 0 &tensity a balk of the pimple of bertoitee.iiietee Colosita t are itlemida ; if It would liave'thi baseit:oVerin :a pare OrO4Ocial 'lad familiar ; but the Mittin g ii.) toOCO lid ' • 0 not disposed to an allinekm with Fietsim..4,6ii.mi • cli tW 'isolati on-from On' sitriotost'ajogittfigi, •• • Saaseillitre their eicesvivo orboulitY tar eididiedsoone - fi.act; OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON it p'CLOCK. • India Hoods 3 4 dis en event must, by oar bad poll, be tormelos.timew - . • A-uslow-- .t - • -,. ".• -, • • liberties , would soon End his error fa s ikeifiveiintra • Sank Exchequer BIM Sid. • ■ - • . .• . . 3 liar Cent. Red. V• ' I • DM° 3id. 40 p if it ' occurs. - They cannot, 1) Weyer, riiiii** ' ~ .14Stiesmot., .litaatit Sfl.-.oitkii itreivai • iti.day, sent . sad' their virtue, is . bin - ititia.., sgreeea ' ill 9 per Cent. Cos. 59e .. -, r, ./ Omnium 4 per Crate. • undetermined ; they will initially et 404 ' _ifiltik itf tket mitpiner William ,that selimi 27. th *. Jan. :f think . ' - oil hart ( 0 _fair 'held . oft.: WT .4c!itle. Consols for Acct 59§ • , ;,. flee ,... ... , j 9 per Cent Navy 84 ,' • - ' • • Lottery Tickets France in every way possible (for we know thdy .11eVikiliMsy . with the Mattagami 44 gu n. , having " , tiOcer.Asi Witen'he inears% that it la dhaiteit the Long. Ana. . ~.i ... . _, '' . " _ ... .---:-- -- 'Cannot, as in the former war, hi assisted ' . 4 troops, , air , !IS' 'convoy the.: .Britaisa Citoydine, wrth . ifeerits. of . th e• Princess of W4LEO wirreti hid „ - ; 1 1 11 E .- STATESIVIA N. like those of LA FAIrtTS I oneveyed lit a batlike ',WI (040 01 . derliPl), oti t oonew ati recittig .41/ f e l but t° Sir SID X 4t Sitnt." W I; °O lt Y s - ------,--. - '=----- '''' that of the Count DE GaAs's); ihey will, ire wo sid of. the- ctgitnre of the _Java- frigate .is, , the declares this upon oath , from whence It 'WOuld ipy - LONDON:. observe, adopt every way, in concert) of sugge s ting Asfekau , . frigate , the' Constitution; pear ` evident, alifty' row . pear evident, teat he lent himself to his' old, gal 4 • MoNDAY, DIA ncn 22, 1813. and rendering. mutual facilities for annoying as. Oar Ina of Bahia , afters desperate action ; in white h the and Patron for purposes not very itottaleklaet,thif _........ 0 .--_ • . West India Islauds, what are they to do? In what l ' .CaPtakt:Of the Java, and 124 l inen mer e killed:—lcharacter of a Gentleman 'and s- an OfEctle-sakte ~, . . _,,,,_ k ___ ~ The American news of this Jay possesses a very i way shall vr, allay the apprehensions, and pacify t The 4411,! , Went dawn tsooncy-lopr . hours afar she 1- have irtr.vOr.tY coN:frVED at a crime' id oinerensaFt 7 , considerable interest, and cannot fail to engross the ! the already Indisposed . minds of our Colphists 4 41 litqcl.,,Tiftr.perlo of Bahia; Pernambacca, atai i'llisr; it appears, her we's extrectleiy ,reatty , -te!-Aol , / . . chief attention of our Readers. The hostility of! there? To particularise feather Iripritirethealightt , 1 ,4 04 1 1111 i0J 1144 • been _doff*, bt#11,20,4 by the 14d.tylittsficn watt ntatitt in _Alf o . lllte ! ! As (i4`; the LJ'nTED STATES, which the slavish Papers re- Ailleilcus It was feared !by many,. be thought unwise, .by ethen unpatriotic ; . . -that many . e"alttahlif;'Orees, . presented as of sack insignificance, is unquestionably- we will, therefore, - only add, that we shalt not be i 111 1 , would by taken; and there was is great outcry .lattlo Sir Sipae ' r,: it was the duty oe this troll ), s•.• . . o f mere i m p or tance to us than a war with all the surprised , were the war to continue A few year s , T i. "runt the B,thish" Government . 14f . it twit watst of ,`..a:liege subject, , tO have discountenanced thoorssisig t . -,,..1,1 hadar.. This declaration may excite a sardo- that even Botany Bay. nd our other settlements in New r protection of :prbperty in 'this . qu4tee. • yhe aiti.... dad the rore 40.,- as something was dee • to his ours .. .: , A .., , ' . 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Ot .14 PAESeoil .. _ ._,' .4 i ftitil!,qiffs ' • able and eatendOolie'the ioOfrniANlN * **d lit ' c biiiiolo ilaik haii* Iti,ltltifrilil 4t‘irfiliOsitilio Dtrince..6.l finittit-OhmObed• et.kligHtediO.k It enemies 1 ; and al 4o:thou, ititilepit - irillidikril Wide, prudery a 114-001# bbfiltilidlikettVlO')6 l • • rotttch noundadl llod.byptiCriillliifro baste* ' r htrictithocherl i .thq. ought to p $0 itittitltkei W s . ign thinners as you hat* fernjoatly .. -obOartAds• - notio nwieloos diaposition. tAilioringo.woiont tecialind familiar • but the tailtirib 40WEda Jibe ' • • is their eacessire urbanity tut tilltinthoont- sties, would soon End bis e rror . hi s ikeiftetiente ' it, . and their . virtue .' in' . his - tiilti! s . :4llgrage4 • ! think . lon hart )1 _fait 'bold .on :110 ••toit*-. ootas; When . he swears that ig is dboiteit the ts.qr -the' Princess of WILES were til:lo hii ;..- r, but to Sir Sintset Sitrs." Sir I: Doolitts - 1 tares this upon oath, from whence it 'would 11). ,- r`evident, that he lent bimaalf to his' old,. relnin ! 1 Patron for purpoies not very imittabirktoptisf - i racter of a Gentleman 'and'-an OfiMaj.sankial e irturEirla cif:ix - rifts at a crime' in OW* iiiiikor t ' Oh; it appears, he wis extremely ,ready - te'.-balln , 1 . 1 • .... tv/tistico wait ntafu in arrothart 4 . !! Si'.'in'T - • . , _ 4 . 0. that *he thought thn visits were nett° his, s• •; : • to. Sir Stpittit,: it was the duty oe this roop i :io.: . cgs sobjeat l , to have discountenanced those-44W - • the rote ao.,- as something was doe, to - his owsn' .. . ~ atitiosi;,bst complaisance .1,1 somet;mes ..fate. • 1 ed it . WA as ferrite,. sod iiti age ..re know renal. • r have iiven 7 . yam_- very I ahl# tote ', _Sir/ gr!.....4 11 :d•:•.,.k ~!‘l)4ettilitY rich' 'port *v ?ire EtO detiantiivilt it . ol cultivate itli I shall, ... efite,:rosign-hencefotward'all the' delinouents to nil* potent` lash, 'after observing, that when the 1 - o f . titis Mon, whom •the vtiliarerroneously, cat ly Dogglar," stated4o the four- Peers who exo f t. *. f ed her, under the authority of a. Royal Comr, - ~ sten; that her-vi'sits 'ware interdicted stiMOn'tegoe• ase, sbe:Ought? also 10. have informed their Lard. ...., Is for what kasoptltedoor was s hu t against her 1. • never the cause of this e x clusion becomes, kno*4 . • . ,- • Ili perhaps be found :that 'the mo s t exceptionable - , , ' of the conduct of (be Princesi of Wiors wai . -. .., having ever .permitted this woman, ,CxisatAirrit , . UGLAS ) to visit het Royal •Highnesse . 1 I.' • ' . liat.liiiktitV l l. .' F .' . . • '....-• NAVAL INTELLIG&NCEi. -"" ' . ~ . . . . _ . . . . leAL i St Otcu 21,—Arrived . the Swedish shit, ria C ar'o'lina, fioni Grottettburgh l .bound to Ports.. . . th. . .. :ame (loin from the. River, the &tacks, fog, 1 ia; Thomas and 'Alice, for Lisbon; and . the .. ' • . amore, ' tbiltil Chile: - .4 "*. 6 - ..`..-....--- ,, ...-f... "---- ...-,;... 'Exmouth, MAnctE 2..1.- I Catne . in the John. anal'- ' * ' ' :flees, Bass, from Bourdeaux , for Atnerica ) prizi .., he Belle ioule frigate. • - : • • • - .' ; • -'. 't' . .1 'ailed the Royalist, oh a cruize. • Lrrived yesterday,. ilia ships irarspite and Plien e i. - , I, from a cruise.,, •.: . -,' 1.. -.. ; • . 1 'Allitssioutsr, MiitCh'il..-J-Anilyed big Majesty's. ) Port Mahon, from Gorr; Stsisp,, from a cruize; - . ericin schooner Part, from • Nato Hampshire. nd to. Bourcleaux, prize to the Dotterel'; awl. !terell from Halifax, -Mist from Berninda.. ~. ~ -• 'ailed his MajestyYs Ship Orion, (or the - Downs ) , . . 'theWoo/with to the westward. .... . riALMOCTH, MAnen 19.---Sailed the ToSenshend . , - i 1 / 4 ket, ,for Gibraltar and 'Malta,. the - Meackster ket, for Halifax ; and the 4Vizard sloOp of ' War, ; • t ' h four ships to join the Mediterranean con Toy. ..-.. t 'he Chesterfield packet, for the BraAfi l s ItaA.gßae ! ; ) the Roads, ' l; 7onexir, M Anus 20.—Put into the 'DIY 'Mir. : jesty's ships Doris and Salsette, with the'East In.'• • i and Brazils ;outward-bound beets. .. '• . 't 41EI:RNESS, MARCH • 20.-4airod-• hilt.. "Majsiisr, - - .4 ) Censor,* with a convoy of alitsht i 4 fall,for Got. burgh. • . :•• .• • • • .., * • •.. •. - .t rhe next contrOy•will'sail alcint themahthihtt. it enemies. All this but 29 Bars from' Falmouth. On the 17th the Arab pro- """ L ''' — " -- ` 6 ' - ---7 - "- -' - .• - . 1 along uniformly maintained- eeeded with the: vessels bound . for 'tobego and he.T Williafts•kept comOinrwatli'the cilobenne wider her. Coa*ey4t . a - cert latitude.— M .ai l4. n 3:d ays..? , -.'• - • 4 1 , .. ,N, viz. a sincere desire of Trinidad ; on the lath the Tribune prored with a a general pacification.— .those for Antigua and the •Islands to Leeward ;" and • . I, Ins they require of Box*- ' in the evening the trade for Grenada, St. Vitti. . • _Metonym,- frcortork which mired : on,.tbe, Itttls7 c: vent, and Jamaica, sailed under convoy of the Se,,. .Dec . under oritectiten of the Gwill;kland, 74; Pc'si-a: .?.'. iti d as yet to know, nor are horse. .. . - ~ prise frigate,, anct .Ameivailse.. brig, arrived at 80r"..61 . . it, a will or will not assemble is By a late Act of the American Congress, siiteen badoes oa the 224 . Jan. ' ."' , ne can enable• his voice to 74s were ordered to he built, one in each state ••. and, ~: , - • . . , aso many would speak at the. Legislature or Massachusetts had voted it skim for . • _ COftN EXCHANp!, Otanal N. • 1 .1 building one in addition,. at its own e xpence. Moe. on. a dial*. . imerlY, of Whiat rbia lacirsia6,44adia.' - ‘ (LWOW *ere at u adeaace a/ 21. per gleaner.: : andel., Ms*, ' ow— ' An article from New-York,. dated February. 10, roar qualitiesrx sad brisk maks. • SomesAweeirsibete..., • ess of WAves are brought to states, that the Constifulion, on her passage to lios- itriec ,tfi___ oat Joacti9e.;!Dviev.?.tiais shit' sale !Mgt ton, fell-in with the- !barna, and .was. informed that pace ;; 7 1 ,,;..., ~ ~ : °1414/1 tr . 111. " 4 . 111116 “.. ~.!I we do not say to in absolute' she had re-captured the Amer..... l —n ship 1vi..11104,..; . :Wheat lEagliihy.4*:...lo.s.fs ilew . * ' ' ' ' +.4.llol till . * mething remains tn . 's° done p r i ze to the Java andshe had -also captured ; * : on v• . •R:Pselp).l.t,, Aar lam' Heals,;. i... ts es . • -- , l ia lk : . .• •• :.. v.... 4- .. •14 /O. `Tie! 411. 4 .Me j -. le. 5 6 -:: • . •s• ifit 15 0ki.... .. - t ....,,:...--:.. so -.-st A o advocate. her claims, till 'the same day, the schooner Ellen, beaudfrom . • - r acknowledged. Now, who don.' to St. Salsadnr, with dry gocidiilee;:ti tlik s ••. • tn 0.......„ ~....-ri__. -r. crate . i ...„, 49- 5 6 not been well advised ? ansoant of 29 °0" "'ars , and havinglaki* bili.ln O st v( tAn dte .l.4.ll.l : . : 0 :• ••• ":97195°44 P i rtand di4 la t" ." ....It 4 '.... . i mil Highness, and to her of ,her cargo, bad ordered...4e .s for:,-11 , 04 . A.m ./ elicen N m e ho ivai lho tto u . en .. ...i . . • .: • • ••• • • : i ' 11;1° 07,, s e nal. Y " a ' rium pt i d*" 4 ,,4*,.. 1 !„ 7 -. ...,,,,, ,5t 4. still enemies, although the Via are leg — uesteil t; . stiiiit l ' . tietinkintiiiina tied' 44 : thief- r rad • • -••• -•. c.,.. -.."• • • .. iceioe . ~ % _ .1 • • ' • i and cried out peccanione ; the public, that the Eagle 11140'11We • Co - mpatiy, 7 .. •••,:gmyinfirtykerptiii Ix ;.; iof truth, justice, acid of • whose terms combine the.aclinntiges;of every *hey: - t i- , ••• ..Tosple ink i stook , v,. ..... - . ... - 2 '. q eeer....bs.'"64l. a0.71.-' • : or •'ow 00 1 Royal Highness ' s open tite-' . etheit, battle' the pqh!en.t. or : 11 Pnt ,OrAreinise!' e.. , . 6 ,, 4 , t „. 7 ,. • • •, L . 2 4 , ‘ Ito silence lifft . .idVOCatia, itrq a d by irill 4fo °614 41 4 " Pala* N in thf". VitP,!:z.th.t.. sta. 40, ar.:, • . ....;?.:;:•"° ........;-., ' • .., ~ ~, • Thirnarkef,, where tile bluing's' of F.ini and Lifn In- P t..." ' u-It lt.. • ??.' i • i :' 'I. r.- . ! ",. n°ll'. . OfittFOPKI. to Seance *ill iso , condi:Cried ,u p ag the sami.libeti) 1 41#"• —° S;, 461 • 1°. •-• ' • 'o.4'. • .I , IP, • . , „„.„ 4 , 1 ..., -. . ~...• i i . , • II cluOil usea• -, Thosegiiid_ ! ' ferves,..sed Arid the ainienlilly t wat tilapaich as til• •1 , A r••• - ....4 *. ' ..fili tgt .g...° • 7. ..1 ". '; ....." 7 . iiil arty, tip .searneofeedng74l ;Asir rincipat Office iii . eiriiihili. Ponclail — alp . , ' 'l..* MIK 0,,, • , .. * e rnr.44 • 4 •' -7 . '• . . • b ' , 4 • rioVii. •I, .... :' fa n•ik ' i't• •• . ••• .• • Importance to ihiploblic, tilt Lady-day should be'tonewed within fifteen days. • - • strew .... Ss . tn.' ..se, li: JO,: ugh , • ... • ... • • • . • - • , .* .... • v.:. .. -• . • ,- ••• • ~, I . - . . • . ' . . . • 4. a