The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-06 00:00:00

.admirable. General Murillo himself is as brave as a FM? STA62.—Debillty; sickness at stomach; shivering, followed by great heat and thirst; vio;ent . pain in the bead, with giddiness and delirium. I I SINCOND STAGIL-111 the more advanced stage ilarkr i coloured spots and (sometimes) boils, on difereut parts of the body, with swellings at or below the' groins, in the arm-pits, on the neck or side of the face, and not uufrequently small foul sore op the extremities. It is here to be observed, that thei first stage of the symptoms described occur is simple inflammatory and other fevers, bat that most of the latter appear only in plague. EXTRACT OW ANOTHIR LEVER, JUNZ 45. di When the eaemy gave way, our people pressed them so closely, that a squadron of the 10th Hus sars galloped throigh Vittoria before the French had time to quit it. King Joseph Math just left the town in a carriage and six. Captain Henry Wyndham (who commanded this squadron) galloped on, over. tank the carriag e, and fired his pistol; into it. King Joseph instant ly juiped nut, mounted a horse, and rode off. Captain. Wyndham, then, finding that only two hussars had been able to keep pace with bini, and that King Joseph had an escort of 50 dia. goons, who fired upon him, was obliged to fall back, ' and Joseph escaped." General Thevenot, and another General Officer, were made prisoners at Vittoria. General Rey,and many ether Offieers of rank, are among the wounded. Tue treasure found in the French military chest amounted to 680,000 francs; it was takes by the Dion. [Then follow the remedial prescriptions for the dif ferent stages of the disea , m: lb • chief reiiance being had on the early introd.:mion of (.vacuants, itch as emetics of ,eoacitanlia, purga ire. of caporal and jai", and sodorifics of Mitsderstriu' spirit: with 1 particular injunctions of cleanliness and application of antiseptics, such as vinegar, externally. OPORTO % JUNE is positively asserted here, that Joseph Bonaparte's prime Minister, and all the contributions levied at, and pry ceeding from Ma drid, hue been taken by the Guerillas. The number of aattle taken is estimated at 9,000 hoed, which, including those for provision. nod these for draft is not an exaggerated calculation. Art. Mail. I _. -- - • odooppoo , 11441011.0 •,,,,;,,, , ,, , ,,, 0 - O 000 o okatenbarg6,,,,i pe 1 O i • Cadis O. Pt *I Lisboo w....,,0110•pp* 1 0.., 4.-- ... 4 , 4 -4.--212 1 =4,11 1 . 1 ! Ami11 _ $ ,• 1 1 ' ' ' 03 ICI,: HP STOCKS TO NI pair AT 4114.1 OVIAIX:II. litoi4 MI 15 lodia Rood* pos 1 A • 9 per ePnt. Pied. Mil Richey tier t'i 'ik V. S per L•eof Cons 3 . .ie at dlv. Ditto yeti, Pt 6 p 4 per Celia. lii Orattiom % p Ji per Cont. Noyy titrifosik. C.itipolp for Amy liehi Long. '1... 14 34 4 6 Lottery Tielteb Upon the subject of the war in the Peninsula, and especially relative to the recent achievements of the Marquis of WE:4mA" numerous private letters have been received ; the chief sentiments and opi nions of which are conveyed in the few extracts we have inserted this day. We do ourselves believe, that in men, in physical force, the French have not suileted so great a loss as many persons might be leg to imagine. We noticed as much yesterday. It is,, however, no proof of versatility of belief, to expect that the French may be forced altogether to evacuate . Spain. The morale of •the first and continued de. sign by the invader will thereby be justly pro. nounced epee t for our Readers must remember, that we long since pronounced the conduct of SoNATtxuvr, in that instance, as highly immoral. We have doubted it is true, in the course of the con flict, of our arms ever prevailing so far as they are lik:ly now to do. Should we be fortunate enough entircly to clear the Spanish territory of the armies which have so long !lugged it, it will become a proper consideration how far the Duke of Nottror. THE STAITESMAN. • LONDON; Irl7oll 4T o JIM" 6, 11313. A Malta Mail arrived this morning, bringing for. /her *wants to the 13th of May, which will be fo.id very interesting, Upon the alarm excited by the saddest dental of three persons in one family at Malts, said to b• Pf , the plague, we cannot but applaud the sadden and general precautions taken to prevent so dreadful a calamity from becoming general. Many of the heads I of families keep the key of their houses in their pockets, to prevent their servants from holding come municai ions bait rently with persons out of door?, They' receive their butchers meat, and altiolt every thing elie, oat of a great tub of water placed coq-i vehiontly for the purpose.. Oar privet, ItittorTiiirn t Mali -eta the t - - If the greatly esteemed Mr, advice, at the commencement of the struggle, shot be followed; that is, of supplying the Spa►►iards and Portuguese with money and arms. but own troopast,..Loalew 'The reason" Grite's opinion, as Oen at the time alluded to, longer has weight. The invaded nations cannot be said now to be in a state of surprise. If the people love their country they will defend it. They will have been amply aided and instructed by es so as to dO the rest themselves: and we are well per vaded that the French, being made to quit the Nil on which they ought not to have trod uninvited, will not, at no great distance of time, render a de fence of oar own territories less expedient or neces sary. There is a wise proverb, hi Italian, which says, that 44 the physicist' is thought but little of, when the diens* Is not present." It cannot be doubted that the eclat with which ear Commander in Slain • hes eel the campaign le the Peninsula, may Able effect in the proceedings of the MMeth,iNsal pacification. The whole 410 801PATARTS may be forced lly 60 pO!ef die Miles, or the appeehen- IS. a lijißlinn ht his felber.lo,lew, to re. M 004414 1 . of des:milli that commerce, of whittle:fat* Nritale the Mart and soul. This nflif fistPrisill tire and Cooporor, has adopfti iuierii►tion engra+ should by applied fo reward the class of meritorious individeali in whose interest Ms Lordship so "rely and laudably entee ;-selher,thast be hoarded op t or be distributed itteopg those who, employ it vapors and dissipation.- , • . • • , • • • : Our Readers wilt find irtet ElOigios :paper, es treated fromLthe void - - tb . he taken (of whirifwe have liet.the; Mat doubt of the truth) from tite bagiris agestiv. • •Ilto 7,nost'rt markable part of this species•vsfroelatuatfon is the style of argument used iis"tcr tie 'disposition and re, volotionery education of the Cittviu PF6 SIZE, with the view of recommending Mm and his Government to the affections or partialities of the Norwegians. ' , Mr. Fantle, the Kiitei Messenger, *Ueda, left. the Foreign Office with dispatches for• the Rtusien head-quarters, =Wincing the victory Vittoria. Dispatches were yesterdays received from Sir ED. WARD PELLEW, off Toulon, dated the sth of May. The particulars will appear .111 the Gazette of this evening. Last evening dispatches were sent off from Earl 'BATHURST to Field-Marshal WELLINGT•Ny to be forwarded to him in a fast sailing vessel. We understand that it is intended to confer the honours of the Peerage, with appropriate pensions, upon Sir T. GRAHAM and Sir ROWLAND lIILL, for their distinguished conduct in the late battle. Mr: PAYNE, whose Douglas was so loudly op -- .pleaded at Drury-iaue Theatre, made his &but it the Liverpool Theatre, in the same character, on Fri. day. The house was couddembly greater than any former house this season, and the applause given throughout was enthusiastic and unbounded. • The•lfirelings of the Court are very angry with - the Catholics of Ireland, for suggesting to their Board, the propriety of requesting the Spanish Cortes to intercede with the British Monarch in their behalf. Now, it is not a well-known fact, that the British Government has interc'ded with the Cortes in favour of the infidel Slaves of Africa ? and, "as one good turfs deserves another," why should not the Cortes be solicited to Poen their in fluence in favour of the Christian Slaves of Ireland —Dublin Evening Pori. • DRVRY•I44NE. Last night the Season closed, when the following Address was delivered by Mr. RAY• MOND:--- on a coppeir►ptate This Prison for Debtors. Fretted at t• e Public litrociee, (Rohr thedirettian Ora Committee orate Corporation of Loodol, • • • • MATTHEW WOOD. El 4 Alderman • • •'- .of the Ward of f:rippleplut, ' Chairman, slie kit Stoat thereof ST aS laid the sth DAy of July, 1811, the Al Year of the Reign of '•• •`= King Climatic the Third, • • By the •ight Honourable A • • Grottot SCROLET, Lord ,Mayor. • - .Icitut BLAD"' 1"/' 3beriff9' !dictum. tiny. Eiq. WILLIAM hiciturmatts, Architect. Aft'Orlhe ceremony of laying the first stone sv:,. over, - the company partook of a sumptuous (linnet provided at the Albion Tavern, whore the evenin was passed in the greatest harmony and festivity. I :somber of constitutional toasts were then drank and the company 'repented highly delighted with tin entertainments of the eveiting.. . - On Wednesday last, Burridte, erly a Mester in the [loyal Navy, who was convicted et the tient: •Assizei of stealing a hone and gig s made hie escape from the working party of con who who had been lauded at illock-house fort, fr osts Lowed hulk. lie was assisted by one Bleeder, a labourer belong. ing to the Ordnance, who, at the instigation of Borridge's wife, conveyed to him his suit of master's uniform. With these clothes Berridg+ equipped himself in a cellar of it's fortifiestion., sawed his chains asunder, which heAttnesaled in nit boots, and thus escaped the eotico of the keepers. Its went to Gosport; and thence to the %diva Wed.-- Mendes has been ceastitted to take bit trig for the offence. Monday last a very de:tractive' firs took place in the bullet of Geestosarassr —Kelton, ltuttandthire, which complied thAte cottages, heti barns, and a korel. The tenant of one of threottages, named Coooland, heist &boast, and his door locked, wine of his fit could be toyed, and with it were de strd_. ;217178an1i-notes. Ad alarming frellielte out in the stables of Ma. jor Matted, at Chorls'y, Herta, on ' W edne'day night, which destroyed the stables and part of the dwelling-house. it was occosioned by 4 candle which bad been allied to a, beam in the loft fall ing amongst the straw and hay, whilst a man was racking op the horses, and the tepidity of the flames was such as to render any exertions to stop its pro gress fruitless. Lvaos NAYviur...--Jane ill'Etryas, daughter of a poor wain, residing in the townland of Breatcho near Belnamallard, in - County of Fetrinnegh, _— -...ewmilbiliy - laws has now nearly completed appear in every other ro. her legs end arms have , the proportions of maturity, yet she Is no t rona thou -three , feet high, and,' what is most re. b ifl ' she menu hp whirl+ it iincl• bite Pe formal* ,s• 1 Lockable, Abe never shed any of her teeth: filer ' ! health is geserally good, but she inclines much to vienrays an oligintere-ted discharge or their duty. ' 6 Its 11w Calln., of the Se l lout, art arbutus led it o amleolomosi 1001 - 'italetiCy. liar amusements are of children, imperfections, over which it i. hoped that your Wal t on* will : ari d she stili delight. lit flowers, toys, and baubles. draw a veil, from the consideration, that to minister to vowel.. 1 tertninment, 'every thing ten* tutor eollemed and crewel, . She 4as dumb till her fifth year, when that intpedi .• it 19 out I t ro q ue.tiroa the jud g ment o bleb anahren : meat was removed bysatrical operation. rutted upon some of the Nuveltiet which hove been t orrocioted i The Lona MAYOR .haring inapectnd the Meal 1 , 'm lt u' DlNkft. 7.- Is the earnest wish of the Management to give impartial ;' Welgweril * Warns,- ordeied the price of bread to munition to the productions of Oil Merton/ e loo&wpt ie s, and to . continue at I,s. Cold. the quartern loaf. select fro m a m i n o th e ir w ork* thooe which may appear the I g a tn t dm, fibli' - elon.in. , woe deserving; with you th e food decision rests, and from yes , -'V —euint: 9-- - the Pervmli b- - " there I. no appeal, to the larew.bouse of Misses: Moult and Co. Lip'. I " Your derrremennhod he anticipated. by the mint d serisni- ' potsd:ltraef, troug h accident fell Into a c 001... - , I nail* m i d experienced. Hut, In order th at ;maim, which 4 * killin 'over nermpanied by dillideio.e, tom. he eiwoon ut ed to approach g Neer: i br *hich ho nag I* Mach ce: 11 ( 1 Il oo yen. hl. so-cessary you should protect it asgaikst premeditated ; that his life 101easatiresi of. He has got a wife and yog•tir m - Ral 1 • M. i : 4 fire children. ' 6 ' LM NIN AA% AND CNTLZEN,—The recess will he pane(' on • ANILIONIi preptwalion for your future amusement, and we hid you , We em requested to state, for tae information of a grateful farewell, in the reap ctful lupe, that when we have : the Pubili , that .the FAO' Insurance .Company,, team the honour to appear topre you, it will be &owl theft ; wins! • term elm — him theadymottoet or every other ai,s'been an relaxation* of diligence, that the limo g o !given Ul ! have Imes, applied too cure soma of the defeets incident to paw ; Ounce, beedlittlir (myment of Rent of premises de. enaioue baste, and that the future dramatic perfoormsnom fil . 5tr ,... 4 0 7 by efe:flkive *pelted an Oilier, Ne. 7. la thy Wiry lone Theatre will be deemed worthy ',every respect of 4 ~ itsmicient renown." ' 1 liaymaraat, shore the hualneaa of Fire and Life In. Thursday last th e Leeds J ubile e reach was over. isuranee win' tii.'re'vedeteterl open the "amp liberal turned at fiatifox. Of seven preservers, ono was! terms, Sid With the same facility and dipatch. at at lined pn the spot, a • emoted diet' he two boors lifter • 1 their principal Oa* in Vernitill. Policies expiring litirobiliit barilenail toiri i .fht tint were SeWar•lY At Mithatflyier shouldk hp monotroll' Within About horb • .. . de a. heir .•.~, • ~* ..,, to. r~ . ' ' I ' 7 1 / 7 7%; 777. ."'N1F1R1M,7 - g r44.. • -7- N - ''''' . ' . r : - ' -,'''. -"' .• ' '." •• . . . . . .. 2, •,,%,; .2, - --,• ' ' `WI • . , • , ! ••• • \ . -: . . . . t .. . • . . _. . . . • . . . . • , I T. ' ' i a .• • . .. . . . -...• • - .. . .. . . - • I ~ 4 • ; :' tN ir, II . ' .., 4 EW %, AN. , . - v • • - 4.- - * . • .g........... 7........••.......•••• ar....a■Mat-"..- -----...:.. ...-r....r.... 1 MM1EW --............. . . . _, .. ~ .• .. • - . - -......-..- —.3.....----•-•........- -••••••-•••-••••• NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. A few sulphates casea have . . :.. . .., 1 . . lied - teleglitineel .of the /loom Us his ---malo-_ ever, lost nearly the whole of their artillery, amens- i nition waggons, an enormous quantity of baggage, queues of which, the following bah h"ill---.... 1110114ted..... , Porrsuoirrit, Jus.w b.—Ris Melody's ship SW 4 . .1 1 .•' 1 so free with as as to us to Carthagi. carriages, mules, money, Ike. For a league oar 1 LA 17, orT;1 m iy 7......,At the rogeeet* II& ' lass and los: , , hub lied the iniputationra to fr ill t a w nonsoy to ‘ sad j ersey. Vittoria the country is strewed with their remnants. , Groan, ' Dim. Joni : b.--Ssiba Ms Najpsty's ship Cup- . ay. nap o Dep t I eet r of Army Hoopes's, e " r nat t e lijAliolle* berkmd for Shimmied.; sod the reek, on a cruise au Joseph Bonaparte himself narrowly escaped beingt er pati! l i e llai ka° o7-11 1 k ver ri; At CAmaaitteeafthe 'Wipe OfTscas s .4 . 'O4 llll °C # 1 47 0 4 : • taken prisoner by a party of the kith Hussars, who -- ... - - , ,. , . _I jert :110 ' ' laili t I don • be h t ii.oter.4: Flushing. • Arrived 'the Archer sloop of war (roo t If ,a ; , . , 4 11 ,P 1 A1 ° pursued his carriage, and were only prevented take 1)44010 M. ' ti,,, iir,Pqe,e I P ' l- 77" • L__...l_ . eh e‘t A .b e *wo g is dasharkt i i l k. Oir o ff theyrench coast, sod restalni. -- ing him by a mill-dam, which onexpectedly separated ardoMendbtiolt for .Ihe . it•i:dentkypseth ~ ~ IPliw" L _____ t e a . FaXlitOterh, JULY 3.--. Arrived kis Majesty's shi p them from it. Whilst they were snaking a detafe.. _ _ ...... 11/yrephea, wltb several sill frost Pottsmnuth; st.e to turn this, his Majesty escaped 03 foot out of the Ent large, tosgethir Alit time hints CM te.the best num etaap of welding thrivearion by laTiksilr - rii"Eart • -• '. , , J!: sr a t fike — osay be supplied will take the ships now here to molest, ire. Ti carriage, where they found all his effects, golii . _,,__ ce with the hwoo ireq tot -04 - :c.amintifielbo l / 4 illiblauabinatio4l64k6 a . priontable commerce brig Lady Goole, from Greenock for Lisbon, km , trouff.boles,,.trinkets, money, sad clethes. The P"`" i Paymaster-General ' s and epiphany chest are likewise ! leave to raceluntelki se, the earnest t1ti... 14 1111151 4, 2 - edi t aP i, J.: ii - w w g waia lligt " l : 49l.lll/I " Mat owisaatimheimai r te cure C hidd T imid hi l.. lll,ll"4l/e i l efer his - ***ll_ . ti/Swilli..p/o7 Rippe the, dine-44,1 b at i 11164.11iin0 got r' . 7 ,, , taken, and large some-et meow havirialen fated br ! attenfion of the Pbblic, the amen 1•• 'law ..e . met •-‘. t , , I , many people is the army. Vie kiss of the eneeir s lowing regulation.; : - 7 _, ..,.. . . , • i i main design, for wet:stalk latter ou rselves that he will , la . ... erm p a ti e jatiot ill I said not to be more then abolit 4000, owing, uI ' 1.. That one indivieful only; frets feet heat y 111 ligmitSg r h !lit°, 1. 4110 Sr S4l l , , rh ' !l hem. .. hi . . 1 4, 1 41 0 5e01l . ‘repabrig Piaui/ itiielea ies **4l.lll4ll.4 .. , said to the nature of the groned, ithich prevented i . the canlry . iris acting . and unsiispe clad beam. be .. . ' ... • .-..... •. appoints!) to go to market; lIglan; i s *ty o .l m m il i S o : je t c o t, ti t be bnai t:e , e ar : e :ol icaosi ohle ri e i e nemi ;' , in The lol xemfahowe days. - The 5 oi. wars esit alug ixsi eo t el 4 , :si ! I . r be likely to sititain from his probably .successless Rio the day after. .. . ~.. .. i. ~. , . 66 IRUNZUM .IN NAYARIT!, JINX 24.—1' hope , who II to avoid, as. much as inse4bie . ~ any kind o. 4, ; , ', yoe•will be pleased with the battle of 'Vittoria; it , contact, direct er indirect, With Pley4Oreat In the . 614 illituti.itihreht• i . 1 1 Elide % . a 4 :14 Present oppo rtune a— ' of woe haretnitint Gibraltar * ' ''`i was gained by Lord Wellinprtim's able, movements ' ;market, or at any other piece. ' • . . . .. , _ .._ _ mis t , , t and most able they were. The spemy evidently lo- i 2. That the number and . name of 'iseh•tamily be toter liV9Oltellee tholailuess o f co •. • *dell to take the road to . Bayiontots; , bat Sr T. i are aelturael • "- - • . . Graham baring gained and hold on of * vil...i members composk 4 t he ' same, to e w e_ ..d ese o w e , friendly to to •; elyttliiere especially to set la a clear , . ..... .. - - written and aiftited to the outward riner,. and •tbo -ti•s 11401 '. 69 . 1 !PWWWin whic hea lt e l itarea ; Z a i geet tglaid linde .. r ". P-1)7'.."41411119441141 :461 71 1 ' . • :' 0.; • lags epee that read, they ware throws upon the ' .. .. • • ~ will 14 , po i nt o f v i ew that p ok y, reason , .apd cpensou 4 ~......., ~, „ ,„„_, • PjfilliYlik P47SON. ...'..-•:. .; road to Patripeluea, where they were so pressed by • when so requested to do, as this Meilen Rat .. . -•+:- nor • .: :1., 0 . - ; . - aim ' s' should•courlati these among them who, lay ^-• *. . oar right, that they abandoned * Whole of their the earliest deteCtioa of . ..... • . • _, of, . ..,_ row __, . f iratetday thal.ord Mayer sirenfld jute, at L I Anson and baggage. s '''' theAtrierwien Sod Sheriffl, in siteliPiAlowsis. atql Ir I 3. That no animal or vegetable foolinbusid , ' . lte , eo. Jtaya say envy or . fear grow Our COMM. " Part of the beaten army torpid off from this rived at th e mar k e t s. weeds in a ion* *law neat, that the ascendancy of arts 01 trade hats . le" -'. Co in violet goons; .treur,Oultelhail t o place yesterday, and moved apoa Tolosa, where I 1..1. mixed l o th a l i ttlena l t 4,, • _ ~, ~.. . 4 t. , attires. dangers accomp an y in g . thers, and tneretire!,!/I:ita .. .. treet, to ley thafirst stone of the Deb'. hope they will fall Iss eith Gfeeeral giros, who .. r ..„ :4 Tut. cat eseeetr•er ta c t ', . -''' ': • . "blresid be oriatteoded.Adi those feataihieb Priss_kr ' . ~, • ... tr „ or rlTltti•poket of iCintseidiatuen and M r . moving !o the great toad to *risme." . ' . - - e- likihd or ioedilboehei tin a , , err are caltelatea Atiffilp_lri. • ' , . ~,..- Li ' . I ,3sa in ib i lr i el7pi A IbritrAr " boozes , Jose 46.—As flees not written ta t bilhate d ie • ___,. .. - t•.,,- • f -- • ..,441.,..„ :, 1. :f , : ": 1.4 t .. 0 . ''.;.: ~, • .. 11 1,1 "".!!" 6... V e s t ' ' zsc fou 'lino' the oPoretiolie igehe c"lllailin g"nie l icak Ill et thilltm entst t e n U nts Wie, 10. • —.The gerl et Lihwaii>A'at's ado yeatettfai - ..- ,-. Ore... Atte Royal pekes, I must refer you to Liu(' I' Wellington% dispatches Ibr -. fl ees..' ent -tm . Roes*, Al , where z: the account of what finis happened. The action of 1 .. I . ' 1. -‘ 4 4 1 .4 8 4. 4 4, Oren right the Crouse of • Peers, respecting . th e LIU 111 . 5. That all lair4actuiii::: it- imiria... .• . . .i— nev e r tiV a d eb ill... lIIIS prOt 1 1 411 7 . 4:11: 1 ; lion i.. , the 41st does more credit, in an y opinion , to the Ag • ' noir before it, were highly pertinent ; for ceee.l to m' a'lt Am fro* Newgate; o ilapursateu. ~ should be avoided,. but ..Ifeestiblitso.lol( ta* ability and military talents of Lord Wellington, than .,. tainty th,telteratiOne his Lerdsidis motiosit se 1 0 018 3 'end Lade* patens; it , will contain bOO debtors any preceding battle which has been fought in this ; minuet' , . . been made in the Bill, since the general propositions a chapel mecklie evested hi the entre; there ar e to country under his directions ;in fact, it was apparent 16. That when any ledividutit feels t lairs- . • were made known, have greatly altered the complexion bill separate rooms fort working, that ear person wilt from the commencement that we mutt wiu the day. !piped, he will recollect it to be a defy doe to humt . be allowed to work in their bedrooms. Ulmer Al. The morale of the enemy must. be sensibly allected, I n i t ,as well as t h e b es t means o f security to Mane, .Of the whole proceed! 'r te ng. Bill ought not to pan deferred tit -titunlan Wood • was *tariff, the prisons were to a and I should conceive their loss will amount to 6,000 7 on so confused and hurried& way, but be I dreadful A 1.,.. ..1 this 1 ,Ar 'to repeat the circa mstance without delay. 9 , u crowd stale, au illuvreArew ug plan e. I then; six General next Session. , debtors' prison. that the unfortunate debtor should 7. S hock), however, the above - otions nehip.. wounded. I never saw M t c h e e rs Po w rt e ug re use eith jo r op k s il b le e d hav o e r Lord Cocuaairs entered upon a most important not be sent to Newete, and from that time he has so we ll on any occas i on b e f ore . Th e S pan i ar d s wer e 1 pity prove inefectsel to prevent the disease. we.hee - subject yesterday ibis the Buse a Coientosie, to : laboured with great zeal to carry k lute etteet.—A engaged in the mountains, and did• not come under i leave to state the following prevailing symptoms by which too much attention Cannot be paid: we think, !gainer, halfseines, sioven-shilling piece, an eighteen. my obbervation; but I learn from some English i which it may generally be known; officers who were present, that their conduct was as his Lordship does, that the Droll* of Adasi - rail' s t penny piece and one shilling were deposited in tht. . .. .. - ... ... .. ... ._ ___ __ _ Fru', STAClT..—Debilltv: sickness at stomach • • i stone , and the following is the inieriction engraved I Ir"'''' "..""7 • -- • - r--9. -^ -.. Will become a I...j at'Et . ist — rl •Wa Grcrt.witax,—Tbis e i g ht will CIINC the PI 1 tiny Beinimatir .,. a., ti ke ce of No croLes semwm of PeetlrMalleel) at oho Neil Drui plow Timone: and 1, ... 4 " i t 1.4 I hantblv be r remotion* to offbr to Ina the bast thanks of th.ott eattenta a stilulto .ftillaM iaa 1. struggle, should rr ho' Itroie had the superintentlat ee af 19 el4augenieilh_ .4 .ll l d of Lodkomiiellyeirallq. ass. In le Spaniards and I k. iieofes'ional Pfr*N" tittered It.LAI Iltime - t ni Te"" a i her /3d nd yet app jeer, a b:A pp k o 2i9g ter ij u t e .. aiN iev ami l eor.wr te— pre,:inus n 7 t Ants e ltalit"" iittutsinott a Snrie blo wilt : y6 6 e bolted tee the "P"' 1 liPect a child. • Although• l . • . , ery Li . 'nit of this Th e atre, on the 10th of Oetube lool.fully rewarded I es te me d t h e preortiells of liitniur, end co* anti be tfriced from 11l sec.,- i i 5 alluded to s uo leeti , m of she Members .. f the' Cpmalittee. It bik4 has their .Thoril than 4hree , feet high, enestant endenvonr to retain yew &Irmo bpS Pebeletkair in I Workable, ,she never shed nations cannot the noenill by which it hod' %ere lin fa r . nayieriy conciliated-0 , hmtio , it ffeeerat i v Rood. in I r Malta regrets the loss of the greatly esteemed Mr. `' t< Beacm.tv, who retires from the Commissary Divert, ! b mot, and is to be succee4led by Mr. Bison'. p The following are the most important **tracts o from Melia, and also from Oporto : a ... ... city, Ma n t. n ra ,r , t hlA 1 ims y st 2.— 6eco o me ve qu e ara el ati ou ne began in has" s e, o l 'been determined by the =reboots to be observed 1 o lone week low, I r 4 , I'he 2t;astshend soils homeward In-day, with a , o Bill of Lake, stating whet has oceurred, and th il 1 ti , . • : rigorous measures which bare been astApted by t' II!' Government eed OP public. Vile avg.., that Noss of ileolth cannot los ONO la sum* kit that forty; 0 days from the $d ins: . " 11 S Q per, ge m occur, tad meek hope is eettrOdeere i • . ghat we shsil escape Ulu drealled cstamity. d . *4 hoe, 4(4y 10.--T.Suspkioes et rigging's having 11 - opporad, the *Moors pa the 14th seepethissl * holuhu gpartty, that PR besets Oho, and ware. ti 1 kotaas, and formed * friorsoilat of smile* stuki 1 1 - ststrutiso , , 71 •A lir • • e ll A . ~~ ~;' ~i I -