The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-20 00:00:00

Faelotrrg, Drx. 27.:,/itrited yesterday his Majesty's ship Scylla, from Guernsey . for Ckrit.—Arrived today eke Foz packet, svitla a Mail from Calla and Corunoa. nine days ham the tatter.--rat back his Majesty's ships Dune* sad. Minstrel , Kith the au gat from Parturient!, and this port.taf the Mediterranean. amaaat tyC to 55 sail .—The Volt pneketspoki yeAertig a ibigt...ltiii;tiisAftrys of . aine vessels nst boned. Usti Carbectraen two Preach frlgates h lint elici.ai-vat of ! 7 FIT. • • . P&P - 11MM BY FitENcit FR MATES, &c. The fojlowing is an extract from Lloyd's Books ? ' this morning. Dec. 20 :-.The Hassan, Paterson, hound to Jamaica; the Pearl, Tait, bound to Guadeloupe; the Lae", *And to Nassau; the Wilson, bottesil to ; the Nutolilat trinsrprt, the Ellen, Major, the Thomas, Mudge, the Elia, the Vaseel, Tomlin, from Newfoundland, were all taken between the Ist and -6th instant, by the Efoileand Sultan FrenCh frigates, from Nantz. The Hassan was given rip to; the pri s oners, after being plundered of nearly all her cargo, and arrived at Portsmouth, on Saturday. The-Boa, Ventorade, from Lisbon to Bilboa, has been taken by the Costal net French brig of 'war, retaken by the Reb.e4o_ privateer of London, and carried into St. 401 the Lesitania, •Jelinsen t from Lisbon to Surinop;t the Blendtn Buz,. from Lisbon to Berrnicle!`: the John of Gaunt from ditto to Martiniqui; the Aurora from --- to —, and the Superb, from for Malta,. Iwo seen taken by the Cloinade French frigate.- The Lusilania was given up to the cres%s, and arrived at Plymouth on Saturday. 'lite. Blenders ia, also arrisea. at Plymouth, having been found it Mt by tbeCitalktager. goro.brig with out nay pettent,lin • beard; „the other vessels wok scuttled hy .44re 'enerar..' The ,the . Earner, from Smyrna to London f . aiolirile,-Erms, from Buenos Ayres to Lonitop;-..ElVa;liiprnak:fioni Newfoluidg land to Dartmouth; Carter, -Philpniorit,..from ditto: to London, ha's . beerkekin by 'the 'True 810041.4 Yunkne,..Americow-pritaieer the latter given np: the crews, and orrited'at-Terbay. InrOarki: en., gaged the privateer, Vid had one SSA kit :al@ yen wounded. A young womatt/ierwaui - to r. Williams, of Camberwell, digt Wednesday last, in conse quence of hating been ...tate', by a cat, which she was thastiaing for some aet of misconduct. The animal, it appeared, lied tii s so sonie - vAiit worried by the young Woman before the fatal brii, vas S hell. The appearance ex/Mittel] by:the poor girl: was-ex ketly aimilarto those.percep tible in cases of hydro.. phobia. • . CORN-LICH•ZIGE, D*c. S.O. -There WAS P gond supply of Wheat this day tad tt experienced a declare of from se. la 65. fr0t0.44. to ss. loner.—Other articles se- Ils;‘0,1 the • •••• .Vbeat 1E604) 60 '45 Ditto (Forcip) • ;'• • . 14 ' 8 It se , . .... ... ;42 Barley, ..... Dien duo- 6i/ IS While Pens ..... 6O -61 New diNo .111 to. „ 4 , • -- /Ditto lidlata. et. 70 UM' PAM dr 60 Old ditto ... . ...-- -.p. Tick do. M....34 'so Old .. : . . .. : ....... *- Oats ... - alf X Fine ditto ..... ~,...:_-r . Pnland do. . :'.. ... .. 41 94 Feed ditto .... , ...... .107: - 214 Fine Flour ..... ~ • • 46 . 10 Seconds • A•• JO 35 • SIIIITUIPIELD MARKET.—DEC. 20. To slee..the Oral, per mom et 81b. Seer ....0s: 611. 6d. Head of Cattle this day : Mains 80: to 60. ad. Rem. ......... . 2 810 Veaj .‘ • —7s. crd. ta Bs, Otl. Sheep ....... . 0760 fork •• • . 7 ' OIL itt as Od. Calvet Lei „100 " .os. ad. pl.. Od. Pip . ........... 32a • HAY-MARKET. CV. i•-•..v0 SI. so 51. O. 011. love: 51. 61: •to 6f, -61 " e d *- Straw .... 14. 10s. QC to 41. 161, meat, tp ther =lament for the present—and as his soffering in this respect has been beyond example, be trusts it cauuot pass observation without censure and re. dfesi. The Public will perceive the strong disi3 X ia► tiff rbetween punishing and extinguishing the tr*s. , . • . Decarsitati-614 4 .--- _ considerable rable sensation was yesterday plitduced through this City, under an opinion that The Dublin' Evening Post had been extinguished, by the waste lation-of unexampled severity with which it has been of late assailed.—We are grateful for the sympathies which the rumour has excited, and we rejoice in being able to assure the Public, that although no• thing has been left undone by Mr. uric to eatinr guish The Herold and The Doi& & goosing lispiAl it is not in his power to pit dossetllti one or the other. ".' An Attorney-General it vested , with ihttraor. nary powers—but no Attotety-Gdnetal has ever carried them to the same length as Mr. &Watt.— He lately seemed anxious to claim the character of a lenient Officer of the Crown—he has spoken also of his approbation of the existence of a Free Pressi—He has spoken of his admiration of the Knglish Constitution I Why then place Mr. Magee lu.s situation so much worse than that in which he 'could be placed, bad be lived in the Sister Country ? I `3 l ifere Mr. Magee an Englishman, or even living in Englaild, could any Attorney-General, who might ' succeed in a prosecution against him, increase the I punishment which a Court of Justice might award, by adding to the sentence the extinction of his pro perty—a valuable hereditary property. In a few hours after the King's Bench pronounced its judgment, Mr. Magee received notice, that, hence- forward, no more stamps 'should be issued to him Would such a measure be endured in England ? 'idald suck a measure be attempted in England ?—is , there any suck law in England'? Mr. aauritt declaims on the value of Bristish Law —why he does not give the country the benefit of Dritish LaW ? Is thbriliiiiilt—Liw.? Hasthe British, allestiarnent passed any Aell'Weh could sanction 411111 an egregicrits proceadlig ? Certainly not. No ttorney-General then could treat any man in the -tame manner in which Mr. Magee has been treated. How consistent is it in the Attorney-General to lectpre the Irish on the propriety of attachment to" British Law, when he refuses them the advantage of . British Law ? Demonstration is the best made of in struction ; Übe, in truth, desires them to value it; let him show to them that they, in fact, possess if. Why call into action the sleeping Statutes, which no Crown Officer, in either country, had ever resorted to before—the Convention Act? and this Stamp Act? —the one - against the people, the other against the press—neither of which exist in England, both pro duced by the passions of an unhappy period—tsespo rary in their nature, seeded for an occasion, and never used by any one before him, until now alio duced against press and . people, by this ci-rketete patriot and pretended friend to both. . si Away, then, with this Gentleman's claim to them virtue of Lenity and Patriotism—away with keel Friendship for the Press and People. The Proprie tor of the Independent Whig has been convicted on ' more libels than one ; but, had he lived in Ireland instead of England, hit stamps Would have been stop. pod under the first conviction, and he never could bate published again. Perhaps it may be said, this would have been no evil; but what Would the argu ment lead to ? (kibbett, acccording to the maxim Mr. Saurin, must have ceased to publish homed' on his conviction. The. STATESMAN VOW dwirn *hen its Proprietor went to "- t he enlightened and polished lo pit sad • . f i Vitin t eatitade, or compaselon.. • We do normal' to insinuate that,nny an & in, 6*Oct Curantatte - to be found *wept as; nor du we 'lrma that the'despicable plot, lately discoretedi *ill lend to the, overturning of the Guernment•ai j the country ; but eta Cannot help remarking the via itorideiree en&itrtkinveriiiirderet edstesettetereoir the French revolutionists and the faction which lati- . disturbed the peace of the Catholic Chapel. Who; is there would believe, but for the lad experience - of the French nation, that the venerable Dr. O'Don nell was assailed, even while in the performance of i his duty at . the Altar, and that he was obliged to ded mend the aid of the civil poWer to'protect him frail ! ruffian hands while engaged in the elfraes of his Re- i ligion ? Who could believe that suck base ingrati- i tude should he found amidst a fleck which has been the care of his whole life? Would that these info- tuated beings had heard, and could beat& h - y, an i excellent Sermon delivered in this cltyi . ee Sunday last, from the following text:— - - • • • - " Behold, how good, and how gteasaht 0 al! brethren to live together hi malty." - ~ • Examinations have kelerfii/dArietiniet'k. number of men end women, implicated In t elite tumult in the Catholic Chapel, when The Catholic Bishop was I driven from the Altar and obliged to take .refuge its 1 the Vestry from t part of his own flock. The 1 investigation of this business has led' to the discovery tof a conspiracy which might, in time, have canoed considerable mischief. Some of the principals have been secured, and papers have bees found contain ing their oaths, regulations, signs, &c. &c.— To Ties EDITO,II, q, THE STATESMAN.. Sias 77 -tan perusing kt t our ISti eedge r • evening, the,proceedings or the Ceiroffei,Coesidi. re: biting to thq . .4pPeretiesekiji was greatly 1 'Mimed with the title of Homenirabla..ge;eiltoiew be. . .iiiewvicLipon the individual whe.Ontsight foward-ite Motion. It is not My itstentiokeithereo spplauCter. Condemn the motives of tlie../104 . 457eidkigits on this" occasion, •but believing jtfm tis:tin,n.mere..trading politician, I mist attribute ihent to thede4renigain, ing popularity. . It is a pity you did sot indulge your Readeri with the name of _the Speaker (en Honour, - able Gentleman no doubt) vie seconded the Motion; as a link of the chain is wanting, and the sober citi zens will not know to whom they arttiodebted for pinging the eeponii:fiadle. The City Orators have been .so very cordial and . unanimous of late, that i was fearful my , old friend', the Linen-draper woeht have been out of tune, and lost his powers of rhetoric ; he has l liorever, proved biineelf, as usual, 'more than a match for the Ho. Negro* &11. r; End it will afford great satisfaction to all liberal 'minded men to hear of Mr. Serjeent 'OusLow's Success, in obtaining a repeal of a Statute -Which precludes many worthy and industrious me. • aunties frOm gaining an host livelihood. I shell. *reit myself of this opportunity to• adrise..the Ho. woorabk Sditor-to ho . careful of thrusting• himself so frequently upon the public attention, lest some refractory patriot shotild chance to 'fumble upon the excursion of a certaisi Honostrabk Gentleman to Holyroodliesteee, and the circumstances which °CC" tiono .- • 1 t - tw 'Ajostrat Toting, dec. &t:. 1:1•61 board his - Brltannic Ntakenti't 7 o'Cibik, ..00T `cus4ons answer by. tifelve o'clock tliiq slight ; my aithorily.willnof A-, add of the sarpeosion iif hostilitlei longer than that period.. , • , , -mq -llf accepted, toe goo. . .. .. , . . ..„. , .1f nat, tlibce. ditto: • (Signed) G. STUAR.Ti.: - 1 • • T 6 the. Cosaamilillag Ofikerof the Preach * .; LWOW, In 1114.10wn of Zaderio larr,: ~. . , . • • of Sctrowen. ~. . . • I : ' • -. . . .•-- - ' - • .. .1-4 • 4a. Llst of Ordnance Bte taken ibanialr4lll a „A e ltl4. ships Horatio and Autplaos, on . gair -414 • washer, lbl3. 6 iron thirty-six Outsiders, 6 iron twenty-four.paunder , , 21Walat •. sis-poutiders. 2 bran thirteen-inch mortars, tend, a cousidge:.. • ahle qaa ntity of shot Ind. ammiinitioe.• • .• • .„„i - • - • (Mined) .G. STUART,' Ceptitia , iart • . -. ' . - Silde Ckficety •''.• ' , likon.-Bries Ordnance embarked: _ :-.. - „ •,. of soothe r.Letter' from A7ttiifstimi; 4;sifr • t Isom . .' Cooker, kbri. ';dated on hon . :tithe. IrdPregold*.olf the Scheidt, the Ilth instant. . • . ; • SIR.-1 enclose for the infornottion of the -Lord( Commis. i sioners of the Ad miralty,i the copy of a letter from Capt. Lord i George Steart, of ills Majesty's ship. Horalie, giving as ai.-. Count of the destruct•on of a battery of sit twenty-Mr ponad ell on the Wand e( Thulen, which would have materially tater ; rupted the progress of the ships to the Keeton. , .; . 1 The precipitate Sight of the 'enemy • prevented the bringing. them tO action, but takes nothing from the'determined sptrit with which Lieutenant Whyte, and theOlicers arid men under his command, advanced t 0 attack tbeni: . .. . • . ..ct, I have the banter to tteikf, _. _ • -, • i TOU101; , --.-! . • ••• . -- .. Horatio, off Zaiderie /ei, #c„lS. lin —The thickam of the weather, nreitsitiug the iCkter7l Ma YeitatdaYoutabios me.te acquaint Aow , kflitir itat7af falr,by the boats of the Horatio and AmpluortoindeSitit hanty-' diate'eom'd . or Li kit . tiTliyte; "Fit'sf of the , - • • - featriapreceiWsiiiifunnntibn that 'she l'uoth'had saiteUted , their threes in shojsitinqsf Tholen Afith AiXialent ' Pik at 4p,teig• •!taeceosary to %ice the ba,ttery,atlit .point ofke*liii, in =Or theiit 'ci - pnii tip the iree 1 'dispatched tie bunts : " too shim ten P. M. villa itys Ix t aiitetertilliit:wlll, *hi* . itay ti rea fanile* in tbe rear. of the battery; inopediately • , Red app *, We French Ofteinita,tfly . fl ed, and did not 0111101,1411 T io felibiss to ohpoSe' Nelis, W*e inadat 001/* ' • ORO itgiamseif.; PA battery cpalisfed .or:attcosteittiv.. • wider guns. tient • WhYtf'.sith the wo rme r- ... .thilinpion; Fit* of the Ainphtati, c and the * aintrf g h w a - det Chris eopidand ,- difnitiatied the•battetyOnirted the ono •• . ..41otcrtyed the caitial and.runition, and taistossiort bowl ~.. Athalf-past three 'A. • , Thb oh Ihe enemi 41 ,Quk• three,' I hope it vat sotttlei fah ate:milts 'of t and Iligtbe°Pkt3ted* and. that *J*030410 1 4 Unfit'''. . • approWithon . ,7 h 4 re e ttii ta ft? k, 4169:41% 4 . 4 - , ft• 7 „ * -- 6 . 0 0,.. • ' • -1.7.7.. -- ' To Win. Yourig,lisq. - : ".' le ;." 7 " •• ••• . ,i:,i ,!..4 :1,: e ...4 6 ;.:.`_. • -. •••• , ..,..; :- . 0 t.... - : ,,. i::: - :` L 44o' I 5• • His Ray* _Blew the Prince est 'has Wed , in . • tiro rots - * Itsv atimi so dot • behalf W bts• Majesty. • .• Worse, Pig. bt Ms Majesty's .Conaul igrjba , 4 1 . Olt GittifiVa, in The . klattom of )10 1 P. • . • ' • ' • • ig. . The Prince of - , 's ped so appoiirt - Draper illeakeseStriesaff 14011 9 ti tip • Dike of his no* • iritor-averat. - - . , • . ... . • . • 1 ‘ , , . .. ~.. . . ' \ ~ ...• . • • : - .. .. . .-.. , . •:, . T , ..s, i it. q. • . ~ . . • . . 4... .t.. Ir. ,I - - . . , .... _._ , -.....•••••-••• ...................•.•"....... . ..... • • ... • ....• .• • - NATAL IWTait ir ilAilfe t t ?Sired '' ' ..:4-411-44- •rreqttir if WfVtltik,g NAGE, E x iviiw - go " 7 4 : - • ; - L au i i t . : . ...,... 1.48 - 2 ‘ ingitilt . , I , ,cos prz ; ..........:.. • •., ~ •-:- - ' • .• ' .-•- . :,,,.. addirhoo - , . - ° • - .!. .- , ; tits intertilt. I , Nit., Dec. 19.-A;.rived ihedui4es and Nymph, Mid' L ! tom vne nueLisr ifreffisi s ilx i. 141 or preps or paopistas . for the . ,• • • A rg in ssetoeiTei 'Os. . ~• ~, al le Qoareiewser we Chief armed cotters, with Disiatam ?ran Admiral Yourg.-halid it When • the Attorney - lied - ~4.." hiii ss i o i o d i n ere , I, _the Prik ., :eur liiv 41., cahoo t .. c opy of a Letterfrom Adele wag. . . _‘ r+Ct the w o ols and Thracian, for off the Fiefachcoast.-RMWitialita procuring his verdict again ~ ,: •; . - hi, :, ' . Yesg_ sj,.... . :,etts e Viral w' llirigailotty's 'Nita wing Ymeib WM" ~ Gatti I '__. Whis Ile had refused all impri, • ":. ' . ~ 2 , . ~ 1 . !. bilds` Imijesty's ships as per butosith a large fleet of ootward-iseei4, noel tr ansports, waiting for olden*. -Ilse o'Clack- lean& 4 Scheldt, the Mb l a st: •:• : -; ..'- • . inevitable eon ~ ~ .0 20, 1 „ '-i ''',,, .Wea. I o nsets 944, 7 , p"..dared opaeoireo . , Off Me • w e t sh e • meat-When he bad .• ,-. , Mega far inn! ItY lilac"! - ' '' ` -- " - 's ga s , ;mos 4 ff igmigsgise . o-0111. 1 0 , Coimaies 6 four months 'before any imi ,". • ' - '.. as gb' iti. ',h a w. let 1 14ff tzt ar - wki i r t f i l ittin.. -I lak% _fee . . , I . ~ertais sloop of war; w i t ha fleet of tranhooris for Honed, . i :_ „, ~z , „ . 1 nouneen-vv when sell motions in i*:,,°' .4` "$r t e "- gu i-- iesese l- ; that, Isar. 'ewe' ' 1 c ef 4 tilk - ST -- eft 0 81"erl . s te g it °f,t or he b is 44. 4 s i s ty ralti l s tbi stito g losaray l sf a ; lellg . "115 PListOtria, Doe: Ilt.-LiAtAiied tre-lifolficove; from . calpee had. behii aver-ruled --When ' 7 , 4$ 1 ,'" • sit(ict. , kit 41 4 t aPI Pr . amid be r eitlntalted *hithli the serrendefot the itmer414 ,6 4 6 . 0 1•1 01 to London, captured by thelViind Teri limericals"pittlegeed‘ mom . ho rdos found for puldiefifet . . fteo o l o ti ol ii , ell - ~ .. ftivibTiii'esii eakeiestre libel' if Abe and of that itiaocialt.soe weep Pe • • an d re .raptorest by the Brim* &Wei bAg Laritg•ii NW, o f palm . tin the * 1 0 4 ,.. 1111 4, ..,1110,hshiCh thin a' " • : ~. !As! * burlap ? th curse of Whig in irlsll wow; mig s ,A ns esso r iavaraggisiresesiiir - . der laed, from Seville, captured tr.adittenthiir"W*4 iss' had hese *b I by the ' lsoverneetett'Jturtous_. log 1 t** lif,tde tStiliantemMasurri Of *tics . sloe its Lord Dewy to storm -M0hhttee1e 4 ;1 18 .4:72 4 111 1 0 1 .1 4 e.,ptsrerl by the Britoo ; American brig Squirrel, from Rintr• When . 111 % t required isidgid• - b eim - 4*A MI !' '. '• 'ket i /Vl*, the Siorttlitait, Re; posetrotio, fer 4oisse' oittbe.thoi t h c ak. 4 41 ' ~ hk, „try , . d c.,,,x for America, captured by the-Belle Peale ad Rostilan; bulkhead; ilia received a• s iii i ii . i iint i c , - ts ; on • " k ii . , d : •.. ,`, 'dOterit toilow' t death. He) iftneadersc -I hays Me tb!mt.ar, - ,hn! . G . .. ov ii" til,ktkr,, Rebecca of LOodoo• - Arrived the 11:00dboatid±:.itlib the first-'When es motion in a t iglifikiletiiiit 6aa, teat ibefikli k ilisi iiccitledk sbeeilildleolefpidisked •in ' i -;. .: 1 • ' ' ' 4 %.:!.... k **: . W. , a ti 4 :77 au d the . , a.... fin ® V(alcs ; Orcstcagvn-brig, frees -Biddeford; With Iwti made against him-When two rimiline elated w ith law diungs: 101 gti e e 810,1014' .Peal,.. Th e 0* •• . _ . . 4 .. a1b .. A ..! ,x.i.,,w. ,, , 40 ; ;; 4 04 2 .11 4 . 1 j 41ed. • i Fa . ge, wilt, no obloquy, had been . red forth *kat hi in si st 4 . - lowtion a t,..* ims cotcugigifr If it. -- -. • , ~ ~.I t' le t • a ne 7siaaps of war; Lira gun-brig, from' . ...4 1• - 110,-Tietiisise moan - ... is :a letter, ravaliou, although nothing la % d eo .h o a I nn were ttlitj ~_ illt On Ith eitineepselltiA aniell \from a Gdansk° 1,60,14 iii .., iilo.aptionno*, .respest- Arrived the Agrees schooner, from Newfoundland, boned to the . offered-When be had been milMertt ic hni .- i n . 4,leitteguira i rthmv aseMeigatc . •-. : 4 : I . A" ' - •' • -•- • , ~c , •, , ,,, ,,,• ; • • 413 111 X aid to drite.thisiSramb .1 0 , • 2atv . ,„, 4, -. '.,, °l3 time ft w est I n dies, captured by . the Rambler American Jettet of .. ... _ .. i _,.,/_. it _ A 1 1 -.7' . • . o' ham, where he had monerata nacos alien, - to, • • , • m anse, and rectsjaisitailtry the Jane cutter, of London ; ad , Newgste, where, it was statettapag.knowp that them . '. j p. ', '• • ....- ..: ....' ..., 4441 4 4;,: fr i f ifi. . .I v t , • . walling u lh 1 " 4 " 1011 " * "" •• • • .:- * alma " bat. Doatio, 74, froinikezegg*4o..-The Ghitisi Turk Americas ' tery, which4Otally ebassintsitedothe ' ' . •; lt was am*. was not a vacant room in this Ilitheniiheei all ibis WAN 171 E LOICIJO : 1 1 DZ "A . : r .., .... . .paiiii i° el abfettOi , Of yawfWittdffai: thP 4 .1. 10 P" i- -. „ . • ',J ' • ter also tooltitilltisisidilliimaihisat 130 toes , rye With wiwat i Was done, it might well be tintipoied that the ir . fit t oi - ''''' . i • ... 'N . . . .'"'""- ''• ' tr'` .4ll. ' iT - " -41 /*:•-,- Von toialustkingit. - I *iterate . iteiresd / 0 an d bale goods', Weil liin , tioo, for Poltava, and burnt her.- of &Ai, .. OM Attorney-General, for the present; were f e l; - xne Di of** french C e l i al i ty..., . , euseessoso doe Heratio; witi Hs. sneisseasile — 4r;‘' 419 .,. . 4 1. 1 11. Attired the sitii) b.uiltania; Johledboe„ from Portsmouth* flit ' filled: but no-he had suffered is t person but usii 1 I sia t 43 , t a the - .. ResOt4ll)oN , mere . 0• . ~. 11;Z:1i , M i l detartaat ap ion , nfa t er e. ing - ktV4V Snricam ; was captured the 6th inst. by the -French vitiate punishment must be extend*, musk. COWer hillir * a. ,! t_sk.*,oloae de g re e ~,,ee w ith .. , t. ' SloVefilati . ,- . 1 „,, ' „.,,,'"' f ° a" ctiald!ott w hnilltti ' no w P. SI.. , Darla* , Vie Ns e- '0 0 • 0 1...3e, and seat fig tts4,jind; with British prisoners. beteg , berty449:,isrogarty, if etril, A tttso 4so ilime,*l`.7.,Mtbri orstroriult—es—trittki. l 4 l 4 l o4 . . . t iMi'..POOON4II4I.I3II4.II,II4ktipreiIigtinOLCOSIVIE I Z IL they„ s a, the failithilllg weasels, Wheels Were miistured 011ie '. 11701Wi111.-Ntithing of this ,to l„ bed „ever bees et/ 1° 171161 km% 'HishOP 1 - os'„' st i tibiskissO` h l , l . (1 1,00 4 ti t es uPt , INIO/P!* reach likne rsi *' tegi r • • In 4 li edlerl - .tvisich of ...me use erosion of.btootti and ,Proyfe. l of • 40111111411 ' oh, stk, . .. v .A et isig. v ild clesssayed by the Clidtiade, vii. ' tempted' before, but that was rte reside why it should It catlied !O. fl rierni: ol. Ilniong tim e' . ir v eetb, 'were likely te . a osn e in the city, .I,ben in a state i __, Schmidt , not be attempted against Mr. lidagee.-An obselete : vis with every •mark of indigos . tie! . which mobil . ~ ,• terms of capitillation *oak? b e erantid, by Winch thefiCefic 6 . skarn Hatt ; Joh, of Gaunt, i Aaraia, statues was produced which had been enacted in bad , thistly- tlfiiplay On sects 'occasions, end • deafly enn ,4l ..... tsith e p to eir arineti. :o .zoots uld 4 be ik a i l s lor etso rea tt ni tboll attri ss itr asid u ll : bee - to mod the Saperb : the three former bound is the West ladies, and tieser---on the.spur of the oftation-lo 'the heat of to to the flames, or bung in chain's...whilst it apas - back saaj e r aii _adrafth indos i cd. be itickluate".o the the latter to Malta. - - - 1 the Rebellion which bad never been acted upon Infant. 1 Cirldtv, a chararrter hitherto held'uf no . Vete eititnasi . W i rlt . t . _hr_rei4, nat . emr . I tte . dertntio:tO E lV l kfift t r ie gity tin Vat. p o nsinocts, Nev. 19.-:-Arrivett idi;Majesty's shiaAfar --- wv - -: i Mr. Ssurin waS the 6 nit Mee, to * Mill forth shit sleep. : arm, became the darling:44lW criovellsi The Wsitett :_l e ib mu r 1 1 3= 5 ;7 .- .nr c i t 7,7,7lt ai lrablE likil P Tce.frosilbrf ;owe, from Cork, will the following trenePnristilavhilt it hig statute against the Ness, as he had before called : for • the stage, Who are greatly the most forward ' in sap, beforetiffigual, la mate -sehisiiMid,"tra_a:n_laiel to A r magh 'Militia °aboard t.-AJ Betsey, Be! LouiskSlig *I L : fertirthe Convention Act against the People. It has seizing the reigning fancy of the tiMes,•werain ' the ta et tit! tritier a t ti rl , r o rni, 2 fleeltaa ii l a L e T N l :i=pe. Ley. Ay Laurel, hilt Dotty, 'l39"Plywinsitli, didtaiADWll- ! been seed, for th e . fi rs t ' dale, against the property habit of introducihg. a country Curate as the hero - of 1 diraitad ' id remaid.ai-We !cue .tuul nteresl with ii „,.__Ai T t‘ed • the hrliA t ielna,rresh, from tiohist,in legilaysl lof Mr. Magee. . , the piece , inculcating revolutionary opinions oirthe the uskineaamidst tbeircitimations of AB itOW Or Intody.; . Isnmediatelafter -Ted Meat his arishioners and sometimes leadin itftwve l t in g Yi•thetown•4 lll ; 4l WO passage.-A.trived this darhis Majesty'dabip Invincible, from - y . - g was pronounced, Inials of p ~ _ — 44 . g t sobablblets sa, a body, and Shen. hilsot diaresh6d thirt Fete:, the liectitertepbean, with a to . r , • n sty and are put under qtianut- Mr. Mager . was served mith Notices from the Stamp - them et iel einst detached parties . oi t h e . :enemy . Municipal Aistiturit es, '1 fikked,, the anc i r*laistrates .3 sift )y the most resprctants • . he fotiow iranspiirts ,-cl ou , - , - RA . Office, that .Stamps should no longer be issued to , wet In f present (says our lustonan)et the repre- the City to retinae their fouetionk. . ThiacomPlF- One i among them are.. , sots with my directions, the Maistrate, of saws of Brow- him. Of course, his Paper most stop—of course, 1 Walston of a little .piece in the year_l792, which .I iish Brio, Wolas. DhOst. and the Si Sr Joseph Banks ! and save . 1 eraboveo-reported their her driven - the Fos* from tht _are. his Journal must be extinguished-and this act of I 'told , was founded: in truth • the • scene of the and they reanisid fimilMlojuictions silth'itieeestO reeterro.: rat merchant vefirea4;tArtired hie Majesty's ship Aline*, iron 1 at- power--this nove l, on unprecedented act of power was ' t ifts. almall village on the frontiers of France& !Iona& U . I took posseSsion of a • brig of TiPsons; Newfoundland ; and his Majesty'. ship Dover, from the coast of .r - rormerly hi* y' t s brig Baster,. which the eastity. !sad 4.4- wielded not only Oust the guilty, but ag ainst an ; 'le the Cure is eshothigg a groep - of the inhabi- . te , p t e d to ~- a l a i ay ara dt ' '' ; .‘ insp(a ceandetable America and Quebec . --galled the Saiage sloop of war,. with a - innocent Paper; for Mr. Magee being the owner of : tents to Maintain their freedons - end - defend their . quaatity i of posidet, save,'atil-.'- etluttiv'tif "ht "1? co n v oy for the eastward. hem.- of vessels which !O W - The Herald as well as The Evening Port, and the . country, news is brought that a Part)" of-Helens are i IN IZ i l t 3 l :4 V i r n is 4 l 7; a r a" r itec r e . art aclinisitioa cadet convoy of hi Majesty's ship Rosamond, from igoebec, i stamps being interdicted to him in person-of course at hand. The Cure immediately , trusses :up his 'as the whole &land of Llio - ut Polled, a nd flea. ad attach sWes to his Majesty's skip Adel* at sea, on the I. both his Papers must stop publication instanter. No black robe, girds on a sabre, seises a musket ,. and totting the mesas of °padre - a l goosioploica ea with ' the , i!iietr gth Dee. in . 101.47.17. long . O. W. Ellen, gittigisithimaa, ; time was given, even to sell out-and Mr. Magee marches, at the bead or his audience, t o mee etke . c forces is the sorb of llollsod ‘ '..• • 4 -• , ~ Wedge; ttikit, Roaqsot; and the Vestal, Towle* ftbeirere I was compelled to transfer the property of both ene my . _ In the next scene h r e i returns h tb victorious, ! In clessag this dispatch, boe lees.' to recomsitend te.innr varticalar notice the zeal ad setivity of _t."'eptaia.!tawarf, d r . mowed the Ad hut. by two French frigates, In lat. tik M. Papers under all the difficulty and disadvantage of ; and Pt r_eleolned with songs _o of triu m p h by: e . wives a l e . Amphi.oa,:togetirer_aitb ohs, w : lytt:, il . mt n _clr , - ;t d ig rt. 1ee5..16.,93. W.; the Margaret and Dorothy, Brown, partee ,an instantaneous notice. Mr. Magee appeals from I , and children of_ the s band . of villagers w_ luck has re.. , Berate, with the rest of the 0 senroilt4 ono alert es 5 in lat • 60 • N A whip, supposed to be Ruckert, so. this unPrecedented proceeding to the Press of both 1 pul . sed the invaders. c army • • .- was This poir i as 3 , , hoitev_ef,. . my comonond, in this 'settee. md*there heftegve . to eittirces l . how ouch lam iodehted to . captain ;Hamilton irith t isf ,s h o l, ` Countries -- to the opinion of the Public, in whose i entsrely . confined to the in . ferso r . . order of sMieli • . t,' aQ:mor.ser-.llllasviho.terireGenciiiitsraursoune.4isarxteinofentll'orptlit k i aagna ndy r itati per, has been towed in uaderjur)-masts by bin Majesty's ship service he has sn e ere d , and to the Imincible to the Mother Bank, bound oat to the Weft Ladies. !. 2. justice . 1 , of the peoale, bas se.sotteh facilitated there operattimor It .. _ . . '-- '=.-;--t.... .1.:- 1 an ent; tp which he will resort. H e makes no fur. , usurped by a set of men , devoid of tkeerf sentisnelit ,'I aisoenelostrtat fist of ordnance, &e: taken. I . hove. die. .; • . 1 ~. -:.‘l-:..... ..44.ttroild._ nr compassion. , ....0•.• , - • --- 1,,:i.,:i _ ~-. .•'-: 4•2 P _": '.__ ...„: (Seg ued ) C. STITART. •• • boar' &his Brltannic Makeatira -s . ohip Tiorittio, 'at thlf-pait 7 o'CIOCk, iiy;,. / ta ll' apat .3 7tbe llube .etr t blood ' ', as - .senior -OtA4 11 1 14-ii 'gMacy,,hfteilltte comma ' teceistetkaita we re- ittarees atieh I at ?meat hail..josoimaisai you to surreatlei crirsate war, With the Priuch otllcias andiroops nodes yam . ' No oth e r cundifions will be admitted. 'ixpeet'aileeisk,e . . . . . • .• . 1 .ifiri*ilast,Dic... lei . q.'"•!'' ,.- .•-, . •• I His Royal H Voce Regent h os Imedirplesised;•isil the name and . . ` is Mtkjesty, to_ sompitute aaii. appaint fist ho' e 'Relleet Ratilis.,.4et of lAcr- poodi the R. sHooommbie If ieholas Vansiftlt ; 'the asght r -*meorable 'i . : t ta Fitzgergld, Chmscellpeof-the, fizeheetser, Kirtland ; - ey Paget Esq. • William I..pyther. Efq, raimooly culled •Viseovet - I:oirt her') ; end t'llif es i•allt t , jun.' to boCommissimsovi for encoding the <Mites. Treasurer - of h is Majesty's Exchequer. .• ••• 1 , • . ~;1 . -:.., — 7" 11101 " - 7 - - ••• '.. • • ' . -..PeeMiogg-sford.•l;See..l.s. - - • . i Reg ••• His Ro 1 Highness the Prince ent r as t be nasgo and on' the behaif of la•lfitirsty. has been groctoody 'pleased tit •ap- , Alistionkkeeed Niward• homes to he- Lietrietiapt-Liessersi of the &award Maids, In the Loom of Richas:CMaosiilMßW„ ' Your% &c. -11starday Enda, Dec. IL 4 • V 4 A CATIZES. • . 41