The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-20 00:00:00

1 11111111 J enee of Russia, which, regarding the other States of Homer as continually divided, and always hay. ing different interests, like the republics of Greece in ancient times, miy nne day become what Ma cedonia was in respect to them; and the present Alexander, perhaps, subjugate more nations than he who penetrated as far as India. The prejudices of the House of Austria, which has impoliticly exerted itself to sustain the rights Of that of Bourbon, have hitherto made me net in opposition to my intentions, so that I have been obliged to temporize with the Czar of the lifttslians;- whose interests aredifferent from mine, ,id whose inclinations follow the impulse given them by the intrigues and parties in his court. late we a r whk Austria has enlightened the Em peror F r ancis with respect to his interests; sod I, who im 'attached to the old system of France, hair proposed and obtained an *Malice with one of his daughters. It is with the highest satisfac tion that I announce to your Majesty this stroke of my policy, which, at the same time that it will confer happiness on the greater part of Eu.. rope, will open a way for me to obtain the re. i Rani and esteem of your Majesty. lam anxious that this marriage should be represented by your %Nests , to Europe to be what it truly is, just, pal; and proper. I, who am faithful to my pio -I..ires, and powerful to accomplish them, will grate. repay your Majesty fur the interest which you will thus take in the tranquillity of so many nations. The dynasties of Bourbon will all of them be its; stemenfiell for their losses. The Princes of the Jlense uf . Spain will receive their indemnification in countries which have no contact with France, and where their relations cannot be adverse to my dynanty. As 10 your Majesty's house, I will make every possible exertion in its favour. Mas. ter of Sp* and Portugal, it will not be difficult for me. to take Gibraltar, and I shall then exclude the Eaglish from tier Mediterralit:M. T•tey will 7014; Malta ; and in the coasts of Africa and _Egypt, I shall find colonies superior to those I have lost. France,, from its situation, needs no islands ; and if your Majesty consider it topographically, you will observe that in reality roue belong to her. In this point of view, Si cily, Sardinia, Corsica, Malta, the lonian islands, and several of the Archipelego, will form the patrimony of your hlajesty's, Ree s which, in that ease, may leek epee itestf,ea the England of the Mediterranean. Let., N, your Mikiisty persist in the wish to raeomw the states which your family formerly used in Italy. Iterk noes circumstances have eu4spallol ale to maks*. ." many variations, that it is nom impossibie (wafter . them, and the Weeds aboneenamenalsol est: a cum. Oita equivalent. I have explained my 'ideas to your Majesty at full length, sod him spoken to ' you with that sincerity which becomes one who in on the eve of being your nagshan. From leaser. forth, all feelings' of rancour, animosity, and para.., shook) cauft„ 1 forget the Lejariee I have received; andrprif ! Majesty might , ho . regard the as your relative:l:l4r 04. Pdy 441004 and rar interests ought. assins,n( ( your 3tujesty, l as those that bel=tto saast,bil mine. .1 shalt ". 1 aggrandize the ofche House of Austria, restore Jeer to 'her mildew splendour, melte her ' mistress of the l)snube, rim her ports en the Black Sea, and, in short, a navy. which shall command the whwle, of that sea) and Iphims lag kilt he: respected In lite Archipelago. t., 1 " •'er I ail,. asiiit her in her quarrels with Rook; flte Princes s 910, : brothers of the Kmperor , d ?ran', shall reign' wet countries whits that Power hat usurped ever sinew the time • of • Peter Great. In recompence fur 1;11 this, I require' Only 'the friendship, the good-will of your ula pity. Upon this depends, the heppiteess of inure than an hundred millious of fouls ; and 1, who dun intetesla in the nelfirp of ,to many uations, pnf nnd supplicate your Majesty te seemed my ' • intentions. Let not pjejoidiCes. ereepeu'us views .2 et letetst; and obis?o ail s the seileative artifices 1' of flee English,' . eeesi your Iliajeatt.to,lose to fat fele etiejtincture. . . ' 1 'I .10 t . yolir Majes' Ity • availing yourself of your . . ''• 'lletistat Went and perspicacity,. avoid being see. Prised by those, Ole hover about does spouse. 'Europe nut see liersel4 Asastrated of this - • bases .1 felicity ; ite cuusequence 'of which, .the ‘ibtereits of all the dynasties being cuseciliated, %hey itaiy fall with their whole weight upon the pirates. • . May the present generation, in front tar whom Prosidence has placed its, witness the sacrifice whicli•Monarcles shall be disposed to make of their passions. 'lbis I expect of your Nlajesty, and so I entreat he may take yea tutu his holy and 'worthy keeping," '&c. • COPT Of A* INTERCEPTKO GETTER atomism:a TO 3104111V110Aaitli l MATOK or FAUGOILIOLLIN AT TOifllEti4; Dii!ARTSIENT Of TLC area GAIONNE. 4 ' !intik, AptilS. • 66 I was extremely uneasy, my dc4r lowing rerei7rd, uu Wet s oii rse you. I. to what' 1 'alloaki 'ettri /oar lung 141fitelthstasuling the manly letters I wrote ► I recent:4 1,14 i 'ls:ewer s *kiosk,' aeOusall: reeled one. take I left DeaWksi, I is three 'Wars; tiltl4r ll terfini4, Ifrati.litarterit i teAs .rsea top: Tiad fourth. ‘. • ' 6 . 6 ;t is not surprising that yew ohoulsk rectived my letters, or I. years; fey:trerc - lit of Jso ary, awl this day, w*lektrelest tiers iiiirdsia*: It it wily within Oboe eight days Mil we here receire4 say. !arm Frsoce; sad hero,' ofimualst Afar masa& is coitutry Wfbartdistki pa aemisofitai tains. This race always wits% orther ut war, and sever will ims•lisairmpask ilAtit.eutoncl of the floiwilei tieed* laterr,coming frets femme, !ad eke fwiWi CVl4ng of the 2t4 regfeseet on - go's'," was lately-nowishtreds we meni,•caststittie Of •iti:ollicer and GO v *egiirrent,`'wylllUi al's itUgiis of Scaille., iortel did nol hit dew rink; saw nnr rearheit his rigioie#l; having .6ff• Wilda two liagnii of vithige s , in iiktadlon'of 'it was pListed. Stich are tr -43Aeorbtati in Spain. After much aufferirg and THE., - -IN fatigue s lite is dissolved by tortures the wet' They, that is the armed peasantry, have ennui the most barbarous horrors; they cut oil his ears, his genitals, and plated them in his month., All the wen were treated with. equal brutality. The only Knolls who escaped were the Serjeant and the Corporal. Thil Cldonel had in his . poseessisdst aottordhig to the report of time of his servants, wink eseapid on Itis waster's horse, 100 U luttis for, Midis two *who. 66 Although I am but young, I do not caveat to see peace established ioSpein. The consilv7 will never be tranquil; there will always be hordes of banditti. They destroy us by Mlle and • little. Every day we lose taco in Seville, or ether places, either by musketry, or the daggers of the peewit. , try. •In Seville a peasant will scarcely hesitati ttfl kill in open day a soldier, whom he meets alone in , the street. They carry their cruelties to eitcess ;! t have proofs of it. Were it not for a *trete, which was passing through a street, "bens I *al' attacked by two peasants I should halo been', murdered. We are its garrison at .fieville,• and have our quarters in the convents.' 'After six o'clock lo the evening we never stir pet, be. cause if the soldiers had their liberty at eight they, would be all cut of. If the peasantry arc daring: enough to kill in open day, they would have stronger motives for murdering at night. The days before yesterday a curate was shut who britied tome French soldiers, and eien uffiCers . td serf* under the Marquis de la Roman .. Tie clergy, it is said, aro the chief sources of all thi's mischief. We shall ail merit our passports to Heaven in this coun. fry. There are miny who have already deserved Sim, if suffering gives any claim to them. All flie soldiers must go thither straight, for they . have , suffered dreadfully in Spain, whether from fa: tips or abstinence. They peiform' penitence, ' sometimes, but it is by compulsion. They have been often three days without bread, which in all conscience is fasting enough. All that I wish for •Se to die in the field of battle, and instantly, re., tber than fall Into the hands of these murderers, .who prick us with their knives, add before they . kill its subject tit to the most erne,' tortitrel;- 11rhis I twit• speak fen - at oculists dentonstratian. •They murdered atoldier of 'the 88th regiMent at asitille; he had more than thirty knife-woo da; ifroza the head to the belly. The scale/ b4qg ~ vOttertakess in liquor, they 11/1 fell on him 'lO Open *y, and stabbed him with 'thee largo knitiis in the manner I have desciibed. . 66 !Seville is a largo city ; Its environs 'are' very *Oat. Foioteins, walks, magoacenc . garilens, erange.tteits, leaded with frith ' ever y Ulf% wears a mallietiapiet there hat this lnhibitan it. These; ' eliVailighig, hypocritical, vio*ing us askritice with , *Wife, and threatening its with the' other:` Thbro, ivied *antes here, but A perpetual 'spent: ft it • as'iltinn here' in the month of January , stit its lir Frani. the month of June. Swalliiiii'a 'men In February. Bread is very deik ,"i patinas for seven.pence halfpenny. /chola if MOM COM lots pence; other artlcl, beer a POI . ,phrelisisete price. . • .., " At this moment the troops. anr badly :817, -- 1 We 'teat!! nothing from Franei*,!tin clothing, no shoes, no shirts. The soldier is obliged to - Clothe and subsist himself. Since I have been at Seville I have worn out two pair 'of 'shoat.. 'But if Shoes 'were to be distributed I shohlOot be iehii,g4 to Ipittehein:''aay.• Whetr '1 have itietitinley, 'I int:, obliged to wash nay own"tforen ; 'YOU 'mix 'judge . front this' how well off we arc. t. i isiti is nut care.. fel tatehinge his linen often, he Is eaten up by serails. 'Many of the soldiers. havd :die'd of •Otii• mst/ady. Many die - of grief ' iit their 1 wreished condition. Money dues a great deAl Sere. it creates utlicers. When' the' Ctikonel :•of tilt regiment sees a non-commissioned 'officer l l 'inure cleanly in his appearance than die ref. lie fie. 'tomes attentive to him s and reAotis thug 'with hilts. 'aelf : " lyre is a serjeant, or a serjeaut.inajor, lobo is well clothed, of a handsome figure, and 1 whose friends are a pparently In easy circninstattees." Saab a man is sure'of 'being appointed an tiflieer,:, ' gni five or six of my comrades have obtained coin_ missions in this way not Sting. since. I have site. eeidetk l Ond or them 'is•i t erjeantitajor ' which 1 have lid* been two.months. ' I' conclude with em. bracing. you' eqd ell . thefainfiy, and im fo rever, • • Iftitir faithfefind devoted Son,' 1 •• CA/Lt.' I The following is my adaress : Carre, Serjeant. Major of the bit commit' , of the 3d beitelvvo of the 30th regiment of this lose, •at Seville ;• sth corps, Ist diviiiion. P. 4 . . When brat we entered Filsillo, ti k ere were ' of :ca I`3o . nn onii on . the wadi,, itudAt conthips 404 . is' ' ose a foundery iss,cap . tan tin: hioney, fur *kid' acknowledgments ere gieett, is, very blow in ' coming. Three ',synths (r l ntimptly el 4 pi 4 b e t wegn the receipt of thisiekuow Wgwient, and, tile receipt of the motley. , ( A woe away), ' • " - *: 1 "5" 1 4.lgS--- At 0, 1810. CA ewe envy).:: - CARlttliy. • amerizerert.-t=rwhes-'---•------- —•- • •:--- -- ' r f dAh ' i rs it , Wa we ahliped es it Ctirreopeediat In •Sti er et t.: tat for his 1 ". 1 " Mil Sewed et the lin theri ;it sisal! up- figiencs.-- pear te.esernew. ! • • °ea to you, We are °Weed. to H. Ci teethe ertiele of inner uetien he WIWI, oh., met es.to-dity. The ems , be Moja, d'esprit Al) the Mit- sui*. you CgDiffT44A4C/11114 COMMITTER, Wal icorrecied. mites, I eise./0001 , .nat were thee tsreuty,Cepiei 011ie Pieper were streaker' W iii 0 A l ff " Atleee. - : • mato.. bee. . lhattlet, 0 4 0. 404.1 0 . Ch Witterard . . . e ,".....1 • ettettergh • leti, •tlae 1- • Woe . .....) • - '4'4:4 ad - Paigps.. u , Ottlis . ••• • 0•44.0•1 le MS" 111 ' 0 • • • Midela P • •.•4 Pt • ••• r •jr news , fi ve i t •Illt I t:E. ilk : 4 Idiii•b rAI II DA rAT 44t a_ l ir '14LIKA. • Swett 1100# !tiaiv BP 4III . pnCoost. Corp. 1 1:tlifilitti • 7 . 0 :i its Woe- liiir CPO. If edeeed, 141 70, led* 11egttle 1%. mss. +n. ... typertina. KS . li Exch. 11 d.. . %. .3v. pr. • • Fr i• pease 5 petrel& /bevy • Ditto. Sid. • , 111, ueutei Cetetthi terftte. 7114 . Oirehtat # • ' • - ..__ li : Ithe W al 141 •Int, _lib' TI E '61.4:7 , E5M4N. . St 91F41114-. " '-- i ..1 - . -;,•-•;• __... ~.. ,„ .... —_,.__.„........__ LO/Y)Jfi/V . : oil= of the , . 'lbis Co. wasmaaodr t - Suats 20, 1850. • , ; 4 it t i "'r Taps moroliag, a Mili, Neal - it lapoia arr Mil to I boa ot• - • .:;,- .t om • • 'pia " .. • • . in *Aids a t"IP. we hive g i, In n 4 ll , l l 6 rit et 4lrl, 9 1 ! h e row i r a all tie arlicis of ' terisortio* 40 044 14 .4 .11 0. OP, .. , fferlog and Papers broaghilir . ,ibip', Mall. It apparel Owl. SMAN . , thivernour of a battle in Portugal eras eaktunded. lA'( Interesting account, howevik, Is given of the strength and position of the allied English ant Portuguese army, and of the French forces, ea ! sPectivilly. From these itecomits, 'fain 11411111d1161 that'll great battle wilt wow cdpue. SO party is in eliittest, nud e, : 4 . 20 *tag le re. tire without contest. a , ' with this sob. . jest, the intercepted Letter ties INANYLedtI6 ilk .Galt ,r Slovitep.lhaessmes important, if it .be authentic. Weal wet yaw, 'esthete give cre dit to this kind of thing-060'0070d Documents. 'Set reaming Open the peasant Letter being ge nnina,it is plain that tbscenteet with the enemy in Spaimaed•Portegilletemes more than ever impor. tient. It olviayi wee important. ,It was Most anal. :oesly to be dcsircd.by every mese, who bad a heart 'within blm r that those countries, centered hi the f oulest treachery, should not be finally subdued. by si • brutal and ferocious force. AAR a the pretension, .that the Faeecit Estrcatoa would make Spain and rertngal happier than they could he, remaining under the old dynasties, that was extremely du. 'pions; but if true, could not jissitfr his attempt, liter palliate the conduct of sily' l who wish hint sec. cess in the scheme. It is Very tree, that our ion. .becile Ministers proceeded upon no such teasoning, when they first sent aid to. Spain and Portugal.— Their inferior motives s wo ono misunderstood. But is a cause bad, if it de ea happen that bad men have an interest in its protection ? Surely not! And it would be the very extreme of childish folly, to de. sert a cause, merely to wound a political adversary, who, having nothing else in common with yoti, j has an interest in the success of a cause you love, and hive (torn the best of motives.—Thu far we may go, as to the original and general im 'portaisee of the contest in Spain. But how much 'wspreimportant does it become, when the FRENCH . KNPEILQWS designs are gradually developing—or tattier the mot; and course of.his designs; for, ,r to his ultimate intentions, there can be so 'doubt ? Spain and Portugal then become of isa4; portance to us, independent of 'any generous at ? .taebnient to an ill-used country; and every Brix ton, as such, must wish success to their cause.— It is not to be denied that this is mingled w ith difficulties, but they are not to be regarktl. It -is a compromise of feelings that is to be made, 1 - that cannot bo helped. In seeing Spain sue. lead, you mast see a weak and mischievous ad iiiiniittratiun triumph too; and you must give them a little more power than they had. We hevi pat this fairly—it is not our habit to shrink front any necessary part of an argument, or any honest concession. What then I You are not to wish a great evil to happen, in order to overthrow year • political adversary. And Goo forbid there should ,be any need .for such a wish I The caosa of the PEOPLE' is too strong to need the aid of any bud direct and honest meant .and wishes; and nr. ss AIIICONG THE PEOPLE'S WORST ENEMIES, Who amild'infroduce a thought foreign to the purity and honour of the Cause ! Let the People be strong in. themselves, and they have no -need to fear a pooh!' trianiph of their political ailvenatties. They may give! them the salvation of Spain, and eight . to rejoice themselves is that !rituals/4., for it wilt , but add to the brightness of their "osrn twenties,. success !.—As to the manner in which Misdates have 'aided Spale, all men bat the Win on the public spoil, WO at thlito—eo.lllll may not other' man be fossil to massage the defer, Rn of Spain, in , geirliii • the Ulm if 'Glee he re, who may bitsselisixess upon a maw ushieh has wanted nothing . valeable but sit4eool'l Let us hope that, and then we' shall liaesiettese enough to trtempli—cause in the libe. retie* Hof two misfortunate 'countries from a yo., nstai tyranny—and in the introduction of men into power here, 'willing to heal the people's wounds, while restraining. and cuattunling the foreign foe sif the Monarchy ! ,- • • • • • . Ova Readers will see, from the. Plymouth let. ter, that. tire Active Cartel sailed on Monday, wiNdilwatches for Morita:. Our heart always beats with pleasure, when, we see the name of a ....... 'feel and Mort 4 *.e counted; and still we hope r fist,,a propitious Woo to the negotiation for. a general exchange of prisoners. fill torimmosNClL -- • It was reported on 'Change yesterday, that overtures for It Peace with Russia have been In ceised by our Ministers. It was also said, that the Emperor At.ExAttutit is endeavouring to raise' ,8,000,0001. by way of lean, and that be wishes to :hate the opportunity of offering terms for part of "Mat sets to the monied interest in this cottntry. Lettere were yesterday received from Hollaisd, dated the ifith instant, which state, that Litman bad bees granted by the Dutch GegollUmbe6oo , ships to clam out for neutral pools, so is bonds to tbetuitouut of three timentligriNikailfihot vessel and curse. There is a milt' that Sesedida pitoPettty Vbeen scietstrated us Prance test Ifhilltteitilo see. esteems of French Cossets lustiog loom eslossil 4a-seldom is some of the pore* o girsem , wo4 facilities having been afrordettior the ottesiOfter frokliehmerebaudise iota those pea. • . • The sum of desopo Inn dos t!Ay paid 10644 Oillext, heist fur rite Legosy Atty iii iMli ' ..repots of. &Oita .11Xttait '`-in Como*. r~ :r~ . Peasteertg, hoe 111.--Arthed the &Na t& g et o f as, vas t from Portsmouth; the Dix airieoppifli. of 74 SIM, each hi% 00011111411selg Flory, lades with !coffee, "loss Ike. 0,41b00t BP tom burden, eaptered ttlese .Vl.eellesett by the bests of p si lowitiatigabig! Noe, the crew hawing previoasly made their asape la the boat. She was moo ed the 13th Oat. and is suppood to hate ems NAM 'the Easq•digo, jot IMP , piews of any da k s p . time waswfaund on bawd ; her name was oft the owys and ball, and she appears ee be American bat.; akioartrived the Raleigh sloop of war. •• 'A* hgeoligabfe frigate detained on the 6th ship George Dyer', from B ear . don% liwaj. to Baltimore. She had passeagai oe Nell 5 Priests and a Bishop. A Iliameorgar arrived this morning from taw n camas, *kb dispatches, and immediately mild for Morita: is the Actire cartel. Osst., kVA' Z lg.—Arrived the Rebe l sloop of war, from a cruise. Gnaw down from the river Re Brilliant, Ca uek a n ; and Sedatonte, Whealley, for Malta ; Ono:, ltiatiter, for Surinam ; Anna Merin, Adam, for Lighon ; and the Intlestr:,. Bell for Portsmouth. PURTSMOI:7II, Jost 19.-.. Arrived the Mee( schooner from Ilaticitx. &riled the Profetto', brig, with *.convoy for the D.,wn.. The Oahu ports are not yet relieved from qll ra n tine. 'Th e firunhopper'arld her convoy for Quebe c fcmait in yartpuuth !toads. • GRATtIitNA, 'Jens lhe Mars, Findley ; from St. John's 1 1111ontl i lioskisson, from the 1 4 renrord 111411411 ; 4 4 the pipit:hi, Kingston, from St. Doininfoi wed the Gr .. heron, \Yahweh for Jamaica; anal the Sir Miate.Priphaix,Cleqicits. fur Ilisbos. Mr. Pezr.g, who seconded t • Address on the opening of the piclient Session (sun of Sir ROBERT PEELE), is appoigieJ Under Secretary in the Co. , hotel and War DePartmeitt. The King's into Regiment of Dragoons lurked yesterday at Kingston; • The officers and patrole belonging to the Pell. lie. OiliCe, Bow.iiireet, were yesterday 'wore Co;:stables, to act for the minty of *Ol. :!!,;,;Qx, in case of In:cosily. A coneiderable portion Of regular troops are l la on the day of Sir FISANCIS RCIRDICTT'S committal to the rower, to be employed for 'lig protection of else capital. Yesterday metning the !El rnent of Light Dragoons arrived in the *bit*, front Godalasing and Guilford. 'fiery ere sta-, dewed in St- Geeree's.fields, Camberwell, Eel• has, and • Wands worth. The 15th Begins* p( Light Dispose also arrived; and the tiereford Militia Wee Intrattedinto Islington and lee **kr. Several other regimen tahate arvieed in other petatt close to town, where that 111,6 "NMI* venal meertitoPP are lt wellatAligoale eekli aft es ace ler* these persons wise desire e lt i tit aide tt= ef Priviloge may be eta et • • the Debates in both floats tall= • * courts of the Casper*** nit it PIO& p t . doild be esibeim sad !stinted la enlinifeses :isqpistr. Zt world be cerise, to see 'hew • Slob pier Imes noway said lidsse l:O l f ah at ° byastiflietr of Ll rieu t tIfaZFr PI P MOWOWN. sin met= the matt depders aleserd - Comeise, oigetast the alio** . jilelasittslB4l4erie of Parliament, may ham istasneed lbw tabs tiltillaperty . of this Wadi by *Meg 41 a Orise et' Terniereure ; but we et - sloe that Ise lesi a stn daft siety-five theiseend CZllhave haw paid*, the Morough of Wait- . , I!i lit Wlltsbift ; end. diet by a man when !Me would at least 'mewl /idly if he should him. self choose fb becomes kepresantathe ter 'his oac Borough, Mastamilla- Lott! 1 . Lord AnNEst.int teas retired from the situation Cbairtitan to the Board of Excise in Ireland, enstemaled by Mr. ALEXABORR MAREDEB ! Lard loompitty had held this appointment ibo retirement of Lord Donovo nitwits, upon whose resignation the Boards of Revenue in Ire land were divided, is order to assimilate its admi nistration to the system adoptcd isp,this country. Thursday evening, a man of the name of Samuel Merham, who is well known in the neighbourhouil at Broseley for breaking its horses, was breaking M. a volt in ar chaise, down Chivelhurst-bill, the • chaise ran against the- bridge, when he wet thrown out, and pitchi4 on his head, broke b neck.. Ile expired es she spot. • During +Divine Service in'the parish Aar Wet Kingston, Jamaica. in April last, the chandelier I felt upon two l Or the co*grepiion,and kfflet, thgm ta n the spot. The, extent of the accident poi Wing know., occasioned meek aline, and in attuitpdb. g ti gain the doors, three poisons were thrown dada and trampled io death: Coatt-EttiAxot, Jute 20.—This day the re , attaining supplies of Wheat are malsWerable; bet few samples of tine; which is le demand, and lilies quoted somewhat dearer. Barley, with Malt, rootless at 'tittle illertaatien. Peas and allinuis of both aortal There noshed sopping of 0111S.rAienjt - gt ;WOW sat :0 10 07 qweliti . ; anti Mu' Trade is eadlaillWille'lleater. otio Dikise .IA • 1 .• i f iltest, " ilk. - a. 111 s. ..rettr, (t'd) 44f. so, rife - meows* su. 91M. xi. ICY* - -• • - - *OK. •- • - 355. Ses. Oa. Batley, - i%. 475. diem - - 16‘..edper!teed - - ‘lOl avt E., Veas(Boiiers), 74e. &Jo. neer- -. 951. lOW. rey Pees, - - • 44a: b4s. lb - • 90g. Wis. (44) • • • 586. 6 4 1• • . • and every Bd. PFELfi), is appeinteJ Under Secretary In the C o . their cause.— I lonisl and War Dipartineitt. The King's own Regiment of Dragoons lurked is min g ivll %ad yesterday at Kingsvone e reglrkilt It I The officers and patrole heloneing to the Polk. is to be made, lie 0111 Cr, ILW.rfreet, were yrstcrdsy 'were hl king s po i l , sue. special Co;:stables, to act for the county of 4. .!!,;,::;x, in case of eceessity. mischievous ad- A considerable portion of reviler troops ate, as too must give on th e day of Sir FigAnCtS BURDICTT'S cemmittil had. We have to the Tower, to be employed for the protection to shrink from of discard- Yesterday ofintiqg the V KV. meet of Light Dragoons arrived in the 'elm*, or any honest from Godslasing and Guilford. They ere Ws. 'a not to wish a tioned in St. Georre's.fields, Cainherwell, Pei. verthrow your ha m , and •Wandsworth. The 15111 Reg** p( 'del there should Light Dsagesma also arrived; and the tiereford e caus e of tae Militia Woo Insfettedinto Islington and IN vitliaby. Several other regimen tal ate staked in other *au aid of any hut close to town, re thy In "NMI* when bee; and nE 15 Tend mow troops are EXxxies Who . It Woad be as acre to 04 purits these persona wins desiz a ra died r= 0( Privilege may be eta at Pee P rebe sts "a the Debates in both !toad tiff ) =l 4 lit : Oh 0 need to fear courts o f the Clenlocatdoo or • aoll tit Irersedes. They Pubic Meeting, ptmisilif t . duoild be tadiaded w i n , an d iii t ot sail pintail in ati.Naifeeth - liqpiet. it weekt be i firi ti s or i t y in, carious to SII• . bltw bob ben bee* remedy said egabteCtida aliellp.fiellegt, by the Friends of p!totnlit.istipal the Aiw a slog lapitmgo as fitiibly urged thleb idialtters op*** Otta dole moll. rt OS trios ' Wm habit ani.sikalbet the moot deeidms 0( r the lionstii - Cosisbass; against the adoptios et tM a*, plaitatiiiiitigaut of %filament, may hem ° , 110111 " 1 ", ismeased tabs argropetty . of this Wadi by ins lore 01 *Os lira efados ofistwinsteanee; but we Naar. iccess upon a reboil that too WI a sem than siaty-five thoituand valuable het law been puddler the Yoram/Pi Of Wept - then wo•sha ll . CZ l , ll • l bt Wiltshift ; and. that by a man whale awe would at last sound sidly he should him. I " in N4ll!' , " t°4l. ' self choose fb bdconse• Itegrenattledlre ter' his otra es from . a TO. Borough, MAMMON -LAM luction of men. Lord A teNest.try has retired from the situation I th e peop le s 4 Chairman to the Board of Excise in irelami, n u . *die mate seed by Mr. ALtlANnta MAROVI. ‘ Jetteull7 ° Lord AleltlaraT had held this. appointment Wee ' t ibe retirement of Lord Donoveitstoa.s, upon • • whom resignation the Boards of Revenue in Ire. Plymouth let.. land were divided, is order to assimilate its &dati- on Monday, nistration to than system adopted isp,this country. ir heart always Thursday evening, a man of the name of Samuel the name of a Merham, who is well known in the neighbourhood • I m ill we b ane I of Wonky for breaking is horses, was be taking in. a dolt in chaise, down thiselhurst.bill, the • sutiativ i i ' or ' a chaise ran against the-bridge, when ha waa thrown oat, and pitching on his head, broke h. neck.. Ile expired on the spot. 'rsterdais that During .Divine Service in the parish Aar * have been in- Kingston, Jamaica. in April last, the chandatier also said, that felt upon men, the cotignegation,and kfflet) thqm roaring to .apse' on the spot. The, extent of the accident lei being at be *woo to known, occasioned mock and in attuallpdb. g ,rats for Part of to gain the doors, three poisons were thrown dada his einoterf• and trampled in death: fn " iluiland t ' Coax-Extixx‘x, Jotr 20.--This day the re- that Limnc " maining supplies of Wheat ant ealaWorahle; bet d","_!"1 , """ few samples of fine; which lit demand, and 41.1 ,- ( 1 1 4, *time quoted somewhat dearer. Barley, with Molt, rontinne at 'tittle liertaatien. Peas mad o .lPwit of hOth sortle littlitijw. There are short Pte! '"" mappOsa of 0•19,. *sap - tltt ;Sind sad- 4011 . 1 0 . 111 1 064 4 * ln con. -. and Nils'Nils' Trade le 104 T Wit* P diaref• UM " "' d Feniii,s Pile akin • • Swation .j . sail • • voka OttlWilliikof Stillest+ . lei. 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