The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-15 00:00:00

S " - .: .6 lo seemass • Ste teosss, Jet Y lee-General Clausel, Com- Arr. • Mail. Due wander-in -Chief of the North, arrived here to-day 0 0 with his head-quarters, after having beaten and dui- e ••• Healeetaast persed all die bands of insurgents which he met on his route. lie has under his orders General Taupin, PitICE ()F Frocks TIIIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. indla Bonds 5 tl B ur lotte, Validermasse, Valhi. The troops i who 3 74 V t. Red, 56i i Ev&ettr Bias 3*41, oeMpose this corps de armee, are of the finest de- • 3 per tent. Coos. 56h Ditto 30. I p seisipt ;on. • t per Cents. 711 Omniuta p 5 per Gent. Navy 8.5+1i1 Consols for Acct. anti PARIS, JULY s.—The Senate, after having heard Lour. Ann. Hai 3-16 Lawry Tickeu the orators of the Council of State, and the report of a Special Commission appointed in the sitting of --- tte 2flth of June last ; on the Ist July decreed as •. follows : " The Senatus Consultum of the 3d April, or.: , de,ing the suspension of the Constitutional Regime far three months, in the departments of the Superior Eans, Mouths of the Weser, and Mouths of the Ilhe, composing the 32a military division, is pro longed for three months, reckoning from the 15th of this present July." Mitssr, JULY 3.—His Serene Highness, tINI'.! Prince Viceroy, set out this morning, from Africa! for Verona. His absence will not be of lougduratiOn.l. VIENNA, JUNE 27.—According to what is noso reported in the public papers, Gitschen is to be the place for the Congress of the Powers. Count dif Metternich, Minister for Foreign Affairs to Austria, proceeded in consequence of an invitation he had re ceived on the 1.3 d to Dresden ; his Excellency railro ad on the 28th to Gitscheu. According to private letters, the Duke of Bailout), and the Ministers of other Powers were also to arrive at Gitschen on the 2Gth. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria continues to inhabit the castle of Kosinanos. PRAGUE, JUNE 18.—They write from Silesia, that General Krusemark, formerly Prussian Minister at Paris, has beetles:led to the head-quarters at Reichen bach, and it is supposed will be employed in the ne gociations. • BREMEN, JUNE 26.—A park of artillery has just. arrived, with a great number of caissons. Aueseeau, JULY 10.—It is said that a meeting of the Ministers of the belligerent powers is ) take place at Gitschen. PRAGUE, JUNE SR.—The Emperor of Austria is still at Gitscheii. The exchange of Couriers between the two head-quarters continues to be very frequent. BERLIN, JUNE 12.—Ordinance concerning accept ills Russian Bank Paper as circulating money : " We, Frederic William, &c. &c. &c. make known the difficulty which exists for paying the expences' of the war, occasioned by the considerable distance of the frontiers, and at this moment ii.crea , ed by the - most commercial places in Germany being in the • power of the enemy, make it a.duty for the success of the common cause, and for those parts of our estates in which the armies are at present, to fa cilitate the means of payment for the wants of the Russian army. And aS the accepting the' paper money of a great and immovable Empire, ac . l ording to a rate fixed in 'money by the Course of- Exchange ' does not offer the same inconveniencie as die forced circulation of paper money according to its nominal value, and as experience has demon strated that neither difficulty no , injury resulted from the circulation of Russian Bank Bills in our pro vinces beyond the Vistula, and in the Duchy of War saw, we have decreed as fol.ows." [Here follows the Decree, which consists of five Article., by which Russian paper is to he . receired as ready money till two months after the Russians shall have left the Prussian states but is not to extend to harnins made previous to sit e issu i ng of the Decree, and that the Court of Eachatige is provisionally fixed at 25 per cent. and subject to alterations.] - THE ..STATESMAN'.. LONDOW: HAMBURGII, Ju.vz 25. IMPERIAL DECREE. Ilrad-quarter , , ni Dre.den., Junrlß, 1R13• Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, Me sliator of the Confederation of Switzerland, &C. We have decreed, and do decree as follows TITLE I.—FORM tTI , III OP ♦ I trr op A MENTECS. Art. I..—There shall be formed a List of Absentees io the 32d Military Division, & An. IT. This List shall comprehend— 1. Al) the individuals, who, exercising public functions, shall hate absented themselves from the country, at the moment of the re-priory of the French army. their professions. That grate Senators should stand up in their places, and argue on the propriety of a public officer, or agent, employing and turning the 2. The ‘enator. of Hamburgh and Lubeck who than have re sumed their functions after the evacuation of the French army. 3. An proprietors who shall haveahsented them4elvessinetthe Ist of March, and shall not have returoed within 15 days after the publication of the present decree, people's money in his hands to profit, and who has besides a salary attached to his office, and a per centage on all sums passing through such office, is wondeiful. That Lord liTaNuOrE too, could for 4..111 the individuals who maybave accepted the rank of Officer in the levies fur the enemy ;—all the individuals who served in the Hanseatic Legion, or took part in the magistracies treated by the enemy. one moment, under any connection or consideration, countenance such a proceeding, does indeed afflict and surprise us. We sincerely think the Lord CHANCELLOR found this measure in favour of Caere - . 5. All the i nd ividuals known to have formed part of the armed assemblagcm and to have excited the people la revolt. 6. AU the Individuals known to be in the service of England, whi•ther civil or military ;—all those known to he io the service of Russia, and of I'rnssia, whether civil or military. 7. In fine, all the hull% Winds aho 1-hall have left their homes since the Ist of March of this )ear. and who shall not have re turned n ithin 15 days after the publication of the present De cree. ac , , Lord ARDEN, a chaak pear. We have said nothing of the mischievous principle laid down %Ifs regard to the iticlsramt ) we . would,denounistate the principle illegal, but that an Act of Parliament can make the most Upreasouable measure legal by wad- Art. 111. The list of all such individuals shall be formed with. out dt 14y, under the orders of the Prince of Eekmuhl, by de partment, district, canton, and municipality: For this pur poie, a Commission shall be appointed by the Prefecs in every district and town. The lists shall he renewed every fortnirbt, 414 shall be transmitted to the Minister of General Police, and in the Director-General of I)omaics and Registration. ing it. !• . -. Paris Papers, to the lttit inst. arrived let town last night, but they make no mention Whitiveri'ef 'the defeat of the French army at Vittoria . ; tfigi largely, however, uporttbe disgraceful itiratiAit Ter ragona ; on which, for ourselves, we have little more to add to what we have already said. The unhapiy Commander of the expedition wilh,Com:lioubt, be called to severe account as to the reasosial which in-' duced him to raise the siege, of Tarragena with to much precipitattcy, and thereby leave cannon, am munition, and military stores to the enemy, or to be destrpyed. Sir Jos ß MURRAY 18 an unfortunate in stance, that a writer, anti a:fighter may be different persons. his failure In 'this pail, of the daty im poied upon him.. by Lord Was i tiscscat cannot but be injurious, if not .fatal, to the views 0r the thief Commander's ulteviolt opttatiens. - - In el piebald liry this miscarriage will give rise to a nei pled; 'ea much froth the itvelkOrationit will Inspire theYeethy ivith,' arthedamilt . .t4 thrpW on the hiih expecte. lions eutertiined q•ilie three distinguished Spanish TITLE Ole TH F. EFFECTS OF ABSENCE. Art. tV. Sequestration shall hr immediately placed on the property, moveable and real, of all the individuals entered on Ca? list of absentees in the 32d military division. Our Board of Domains and Registration shall immediately take possession of the same, and a statemeat of the value of all the property thus seized shall be transmitted to the Director-General. Art. V. While any individual is ou the List df Absentees, he can no longer perform any civil act. The debts which are due to tht ut , the properly a hicb they shall inherit, shall be segues trite() and collected to the benefit of our domain. The produce of the property !hall be paid in to the registration chest. Arr. V I. Individual, h..ving been lIGC. entered cm the list of ahentte., and th eir property in possession of the goad of Do• mills, the erissare of their names trans the said list. and the re. orntv4l of the srqaestra !ion from their property, can no longer t i"f later ip consequence of a derreeloom us. %rt. VII. Our Mint•trrs of Finmice, of -Treasure, of Wi.e, ad ,4 Police are charged with the execution,•of ibis Dtrree; i,eh !•hall be inserted In the Bulletin of. the Lows, and rose.. mosocoted is the Major-General, to tile °bettor of the Admi o..tration of tile Artily, and to the Prince of Eckmuhl. gliaced) NAPOLEON. - Fiy ikr Finperor t Tht Might's beeeetury Or butte,' Coint DA KU. ~ 1 . • - • , - TtlE gI'ATESMA N. Commanders who had their eyes on the prosperous revival ;I' the war in Catalonia; where the people are said to have been on tlpf‘ttre bolting out for thi, British army's arrival. It will be interesting to learn whether the fort of &laver: "ryas aban doned, when our troops embarked for return. ing to Valencia ; for if it was (the French say it was blown up) the cannon-road is re-opened between Tortola and Tarragona and there is an end of doing any thing for the annoying the enemy in that province this campaign; as CLAUSEL reached Saragossa on the first of this month, with four di visions. TMURSDAY, JULY 1S 1813. . The object of prime magnitude, though not the .. -..........-... I ' ' SLAVE TRADE. nearest to us, is the negociation going forward in Mr. WILBERFORCE deserves the thanks of man- Germany, and especially in Bohemia, in the view of kind for his continued seat in endeavouring to a territorial peace. The Emperor of AUSTRIA has abolish this iniquitous and infamous traffic. His adopted the town of Gitschin, in the circle of Ko proposed motion in the House of Cdmmons yestei- nigingratz, so famous for its sufferings during day, lays opt;n the extent of the wickedness of the l the long war of the Swedes in Germany, for Portogese Government, witiCh, profiting by our own , his present %residence; and notwithstanding the forbearance, had extended the. horrid practice et ismatempt the Courier would throw upon' his con ' dealing in human flesh to twice its former amount. bet, we think it will ultimately prove him to be 1 The manner in which our poor fellow-creatures are ilanated by councils as wise as they are cautious. „_, stowed on board their small lbd In-appointed ves... /. .,lfte sword is indeed of g r e a t va l ue at thi s ti m e. H a l[l tieli, Woulrwring the heard` t;rit bat the moil i its blade would torn either sad. The ordonnancit s l P callous: ftW . 66ld be a crying biabrity werethey °ldyl however, of the King of Pautst a, which he has , ' I inonkies carryibg to a market . We are sorry that the been reluctantly obliged to publish, in favour of ' wor thy Member for Bramber offered his Motion so Russian Government Paper, is a f a t a l di scover y, .'date in the season, or that be was so complaisant to Lord and cannot fail to give the en em y o f t h ose t wo CASTLEEEAGH as to relinquish its object till next Powers cause for exultation, and a won d er f u l a d van - Session. The postponement of an enquiry like this tage over them. The rate of exchange of that paper I for six months, leaves the blood boiling within the Ii fi xe d at 25 per cent. but there can be no qu e s ti on heart of the benevolent. We cannot be too un- ,of the discount increasing every day, as it is; and weary in well-doing. For our .parts, we are so , must be, the case in every country where such paper strongly disposed to advocate TRUTH and JUSTICE, ,is forced into circulation. For an undeniable proof and have so little expectation of any nation flourish- of this, we refer to America and to France, where ' ing without the practice of those virtues, that we I the power which adopted the paper succeeded in its would wish to iuform the Portuguese Government v t objects, although the paper failed. They were the plainly and openly, that it must not expect our aid tools of their respective revolutions: they effected suchi and protection a moment, after countervailing what'. revolutions, but they were worn to stumps, or rather I we have done, without respect to wiping this foul to very rags, in the operation. BONAPARTE will stain from the human character. The French would make a show of preparation for renewed attack; describe us as Carthagettians :.we would act as Ro- but he feels convinced he has the argument, in other mans. Nq compromise .of principles. We would words, the force, on his side to compel acquiescence. inform the Prince of the BRAZIL 4, that if he caoset Sir Jono MURRAY, the unfortunate commander exist without a capitation profit upon the slaves his, (tp say the least of him) of the Tarragona expedi. merciless merchants import into his dominion', tint' ikon, is brother of the late Sir JAMES (Muaamr)l we would rather pay him 'a larger subsidy ; but that' Plume; for'he took the latter name on marryingl Great Britain would no longer protect his shipping,. 'toady BATH, the rith heiress of Sir W. PUITEHEY; containing cargoes .of crime. 'this is the way to and who is still remembered for his honourless at deal with such .Prilicep as those. This would•be tempt upon Ferrol. By the present Baronet's con plain sailing—and would ,render the British flag an nection with the borough of Weymouth (that fr u itful object of admiration to its-friends, and of respect to ' hotbed of electioneering champignons and mushrooms) .. its very enemies. he obtained the. peculiar favour and coun tenant* of the CURRENCY. bake of Cvanzu.son; austimving besides espo )miss used Sli Hiwat Pon= 'Fliopi3sed yeeteilit in SC ...... -, , +. • : ss Plum, niece to LoritVi'munavE, the present House of Commons seven Resolutions, epon• the 1 113 aster-General of ,the ' Ohleance, he opened the most important subject of domestic 'e c onomy diet ~way to the militery flit.tiuction which h likely ever occupied the attention of a British Parliament. l i to overwhelm him. Mt this shoves what bat. We mean with respect to the currency DI the c*tin. I rough and family •intereses-41nited Will' do at all try. ills sixth Resolotion followed, as a corollary 1 times. It has been .said by:li 'sttrn writer, Oat a s „.. of the former, viz, Ott the value Of; Bank Paper money is less than the value of the nation's money i rich man (Sir Tows is suppes4,tabe worth h a lt a million ; his brother, after the. last Chancery this state of things to be an infraction of the laden : ulna. 28 per cent.!!—The Honourable Baronet showed .. don in his favour, ranch more) never made. lgood ' warrior, 'remarking, that the late Lord' Rotheir tore the King entered into in behalf of the People I would, perhaps,never - have distinguished himself al with respect to the standard of the money of Fog- • land.—This crying, this growing evil, r ihe did against the G aun t pE GRASSE, if he had not 0f itsel f , i s pregnant of mischief sufficient to shake the pillars of I run through hii fortune so as to be tinder the ae the strongest Government, cessity of disguising himself when he west on board his ship, from fear of the Bailiffs. : 1.-i; Those who feel the weight of the taxes (and how --- few are there who do not!) must be greatly dis hearteaed to observe the unwearied pains taken, in Parliament, to secure to rich individuals all the profits which offer themselves to their notice in the way of Sir F. GOOLD ' Bart. and Mr. BontE, of Minsk, yesterday waited on her Royal Highness the .Prin cess of WALLS, at Kensington Palace, with the Con gratulatory Address of the Roman Catholics of Ire land. Her Royal• Highness was graciously pleased to receive the Delegates in the most condescending manner, and returned the following Answer to the Address : " I receive with the highest sathfaetion this testimony of af fection for ime, and your loyalty to the Crown. " The frllb people, of whom you fdriwts.) large a putt, have ever been distinguished by their gcnemus spirit ; and your body Pimp this as on former occasions, has shown that it yields to no class of his Majesty's subjects in atlachtoent to the true princi ples of the Constituticop awl re ; , ,ard for the honour of the notate of Brunswick." Ar'ra'ngements are making for the PRINCZ Brom Ong in'state to the Hanse of Lords to close the Ses :tion nf Parliament on this day , sennight. °militias, in the course of the morning yesterday, *at as low as 4-I per cent. premium. At the con clusion of the business it was 41. ..tici,the third reading of the India Bill, Lord Css .Timtsi,ou, without having given any notice of his intention, moved to leave out the clause, directing . that of the Chaplaius maintained at Calcutta, Map ° dm, and Bombay, one should always be a Minister the Church of Scotland. The ground upon which "*Ehi clause ,was omitted, was, that, objections might ba made . 4 it in. the House .Lords, and that the Bill intglik_thereby be endangered, an..l also, tient ,snider the previsions of the Bill, Ministers might be Sept. nn,t and maintained by the Company without a . 4)4ofic . enactment for that purpose. Mr. WILLIAM Ellgt6so supported Lord CASTLEREAGH'S proposition, aPd it . was not opposed by Mr. G R VIT. gr. J. Aaancaostv. opposed it, on the ground that Chap. liinsibalanging to the Chukch of ScOtland would not n9( i nnless ' Company were by, i#'w enabled - •er. of King Wi LLIA K, all mist bo approyed,,r -by the ;GMT . ; but as a cootritry •opi. , 64;004, Lord CASTLEREAGH{ C. 1,1 9 .10, ~was omitmd, notice sttiaomnv, ! that if ,hlinisters were hot sent An Indict htshonld bring the sub gig its the course 9f heat •' to perform 'twelve nights sr Cokt? daring the Assizes. • e •• • •••• • •• • T . • - • • ... dRTHUR, XING OP SPA • (MDR THE DUBLIN VIVING Pont., We are informed by private letter from Spain, that the popularity of Lord Wellington among the Spaniards, is approaching to enthusiasm. An opinion begins to prevail, that it woold be for the interests of Spain, Britain, and Europe, to tender to his Lordship the Crown of thatCountry,—Of course it would be on the condition, that Lord Wellington would become a Catholic, s proposition to which his Lordship is very likely to accede.—lt is reported, and believed, that some of the lead Spanish Grandees deputed Castanos, who is a par. Ocular friend of Lord Wellington, to sound his Lordship on the subject. Castanor delicately led the conversation to the point, by asking ht Lord• ship what was his opinion of the conduct of Her. nadotte, in changing his religion for the Crown of Sweden ? ilis Lordship replied, that a duty to a nation was, in his view, paramiwnt to ever t the g else; and that it was but a rMWmable *coolest nLe in any man, to adopt the Religion of a People, pro vided it was the Christian Religion, when a Peoplo called him from private life, to place him and his dc. scendants on a Throne. NAVAL INTELLIGIINCE. . . DeAi; itivr 14.--Arched the Eliwpfe sleep of war, from Yarmouth; Ann, Richards, from Ma laga; and sailed to the Note to take convoy tb Get tenhurgh. Came down, from the River, the Ram. bier, Godfrey, for Gibraltar ; and the Upton, Col lison, for the Mediterranean.—Sailed the Beagle sloop of war, for Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 14.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Seahorse, from off Cherburgh. PLystourn, Juror 13.—ArrIved the Blossom, of Kincardine, from Gibraltar. Sailed the Superb, 74, and the Menelaus frigate, to the westward. FALMOUTH, JULY M.—Arrived the Eliza packet, with a Mail from the Windward Islands, last from St. Thurtias's in 29 days. . YARMOUTH, 'JULY 14.--Sailed the Princess of Wales hired cutter, on a cruise.-The 'ships re ported to have 'passed yesterday were the Elhaticn, &c. gone in quest of the President, American frUate, said recently to have been in North Bergen, and sup posed to have for his object the capture of our Greenlandmen, which it is feared are without ade quate protection. CoYa, JULY 9.—On Friday..last, his Majesty's ship Stork, Captain Coulson, bailed on- a cruise, with a view to intercept an Ann.i-ican ship privateer, ;of 40 guns and 20Q . men, who had, between: Ile Moll of Cintyre and Rachiin Island, taken Or tic stroyed fire of our merchantmen. • . - His Majesty's ship Castellrt,'Claptilieltriliker. a r. rived on Monday, after seeing Convoy as far aigGib ,l ratter. She was immediately pat ilndef ELniantin ,, . Also his Majesty's ship .Mouse, Captain : Lowe, on Wednesday. from seeing c„Povoy, iu co' i pany with the Castilian, to Lisbon, Ica. Arrived three tam . parts, from Plymouth, with the Edioburgll.lllilit;i; four more were off the harbour. • The Perthshire aro expected. Also his Majetter Imp• Helena, Pelican, and Resolute. • • '''"w''" •.:, -1 . J A signal having beeiiitiettethifehirigeFteltoh pri vateer off Cape ( Gbsii,. ) ''' 'Xdadrit;l,lvith Ai* :oseal hi t, promptitude;ordered,R* 1(4.0,94 the •iajUile of the men of war in harboor,o.poquit:of her, .They ' are now under weigh, eolhMkwe.baapaktobale-legood account of her. 4 I! SPORTING 'thittrAiNeL• ±4* • • NEWMARii ET . JULY MEETING, Mit • VVF.DNEBDAY, dace 14. The Town Plate of 501. for 3.yr o:d colts, Fat 41b. end fillies, itst. Law wilt and a disuetwe of H. C. - Mr. Villiem's 111. c. Don Conock . - - 1 I.ord (*Tenor l b. c. Onyx - 2 Lord F. C. ebborne's b. f. July • • .. • to I apt Don Cassock. 940 a apt July. . . . _ Handicap Sweepstakes of 25gs each, 100, ft. if deenred in a quarter of an hour after the weights ass published, (or all ages. A. F. Thirteen Suhscrihete, _. . Mr. Wilson's Doris, 1-yrs old, 7;?. ;.lb. ' - ! 1 Lord .ferst 7 's Web. 5-yrs ol.i. fiat.- Mr, Payne ' s c. by Popinjay. sll's old. itat . /I b. - $ 7 to 1 ag,st Durus. , . ' 4iieegres Of .A10:6. First hiltifAh t M. . tart, filikE _ Abe*folkii,'9l: tar..Narthera t Citilew.. iat. - Mr, Partea e l Ayr Popkjay . , ist. Even bcuing on Ilfackbird. Duke of Rudloff'' , ch. c. by Solint l beat Dyke of rinften't br. f. Conceit, S it. :;Ib. each. V. Y. C.9.6g5, 6to 4 apt Saint. . Last night the Lyceum opened for the performance of English Operas. The season will nece'sarity be short, but under the active management of Mr. Aa. NOto we trust it will be prosperous. It ,was Lieut.-Colonel Roosts,,, of the Adjutant. .Generei'i Dopartment, who was mentioned in Lord WitamrwroN's dispatches, instead of Col. Aeolis, as we , stated in a former paragraph. Honourable mention was also made of the former officer, in Sir R. Ifir.r.'s dispatches relative to the affair of Arroyo Molinos, and in Marshal BERVIIPORD'It, respecting the battle of Albuera. i Yesterday, at Bow-50.W ) * hackney coachman was ,charged with having, aftitr taking a fare from 'Co vent-garden Theatre, a few niglits since; to Welbeek street, insisted upon five although he woe 'only entitled to two shillings. 'Be *as convicted fro the penalty of 3L . . . . On Tueedity se'nnight, Mr. Colledge, surgeon, of Match, undertook, for the trillittg water of 201. to go forty miles in twelve hours. Re iarted four 'o'clock in the afternoon, it tae seveoh mile-stoni from Wisbeach, and wind to . Of •second miler,ttetto from the same place, making O. distance Of 'top miles; this grand he tre44sed foot times, entteote.. plotted big .task,•'withoitt tiking any refreshment, le nine hears and 55 minute - Ir', "I' . Qn Allettley• lase aw ItferttieCifirit held by W. Svantrri-FAq.-Coronet theWristlet of Sodtiery, tm the body . of L'oeySrnith, vrtni'died suddenly .On Saturday.evening hret4 4 sehiltit In -thi act of asking re 11e1 from the :Mioj or of that' place.e-She rePtteented herself-es tatint4 come from not oftke verified"! at Bury St. likles'und's,"'estd'wnintt hOi 4 ivey to Recheit tor • but a peds'frotilthe Mar-office,' fur her to pro. Nets to; Woodfiverlige, l was'found Ittlter pocket after her death, wherein she is stated to be the wife a soldier in the 42d regiment of foot. I S. r, t :t • , , .1 1 ! 1 i . lf ' i, ,z • .' . ,: 1 1,- ; I t It I t, • , .. • . uay or gin, air. %Amour, sargeoo, of eundertook, for the trillittg water of 201. to .' ' it ... ttt and 'maintained by the company without a Match, .• H. ific enactment for that purpose. Kr..WILLIAm i go f o rt y - Gale,' in twelve hours. e' ierted et four 4 sOsisupported Lord CAATLEmziGm's proposition, ' ' o ' c l oc k i n t h e a ft ernoon , it sae sereoh mile-stonei .. ft:Was not opposed by Mr. 6 it,S,w,T. gr. J. :from Wisbeach, and wind to Of •second miler.ettnto 1 , it , teCaostey. opposed on the ground that Chap- 1 f rom th e same . - I .piece vnl' ga• distance a 1 TA ) on s.belOnstng to the Church of ScOtland• would not i miles; this grand he tire 'led four times, and . rom... • - i 'eni sl9( i onless the Compagy were by, l,iw enabled I pleteli.m;,.task,•'withoitt 'fitting any refreshment, 1a lit'so t as by the Charter. of King Witaama, all' nine hears and 5S minute - in. :' • : I ' . i;' . pfaithi,gant.to India , must be approyed.or - by the , Qn hteklay• :lust' aw lifereeiCifitelt held by W. Itiiishogpf f.r.pr,realu,n - r.; ,but as a contrary 410- STatorti-TAq:Poroner. ii.f the boiloett of Satiety, . , • i'lltiutimsect eipfeaged,beth.by Lord CAITIAREAGIII cm the body of biey Srtsith, vrtottAied suddenly. On • .. Mr.„.,tp,m(Amr, Owl ' Glans, was omitted , by Mr. Astatcuumpr, ! that if Ministers itlad. notice Saturday-evening laistk.kwhiltit in th e . act a asking' re.. i _4. lief - train Cie Mivjor of that place . repttee,nted ~ g e' .hii Cliarch of. Scotland wer,e not sent.. to India kerneltis Intrint4 come from not ofthe verified"! at 1 i ; ~afteCtua/P hislowences, hvhoeld bring the AO- Bury St. Edtts'und's,nited.waintt boAvey to Becht*. • . agent, Defers Parliament in the course 9f heat Itr • but a fieds'fretilthe . Wafr-oflice,' fur her to pro. . . • 1 /111,... 1 -:::-.'‘ - - • - • . ' ./ , ,j. Mo d to; Woodbirediote, I wasiound Ittltlir pocket after tr. KesteLe is to.psaernsiseelve.nights_arColit? her death, wherein she is stated to be the wife of I. log the Assizes. soldier in the 42. d regiment of foot. • • • -: ......... i;;;;;011i4nres - s - eo - rn - 1; . ' to dri:stsiis by tits Chide] CASpfalns,sant..to India ,mu AriVijishowpf iugadb eiPfeav44,b4it and oar.y!uNr, the Phu tAni4ioa by Mr. Assuct 011 arch of. Scotland jidmoste Mlowances, ject a~ajq efora Pa me 5,1511,0 K " M. macs is to.pqrfor 74.4_41-1.