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rations, and sehatcver may have hero their cause 1 and tendency, the cool spectator, the wan of ripe. minx and understanding, has no apprehension oft " war on the Continent. The philanthropist cannot ..` thiiik, but with horror, of a 1110‘ ; none but the intriguers vend the short-sighteilios grids for ita-- 7 . (Fruits the 7'clegraph.) BAVARIA. ABR. lA. Reinforcement 4 liaire for 'isinie -leeks • been . marching to join the troops is garrison in tie • 'Tyrolese. A few dries- since, a battalion of the • garrison of Neubur• li and a battalion of the garrison of Ingolotialt, began their march for that country. FR kNKTORT, AUG. 24. Our journals contain the following statement : " Tlie Russian troops are assembling in greater numbers than usual, in Russian Poland, and on the frontiers of Prussia and Gallicia. Their destins twit.; however, is aid:flown." AUG. 27. At three o'clock this morning the Toner Pr inate's troops set off by water front Mentz, whence 'key will contiuue theikuarel: farther. the end of Septcuther, Qo,IMNI own will have passed through this plore on their march to France, • CGT. , ENttAGEN, AUG. e 7. It is gewerully supposed that the Russian nett, which has s tii.ed from Cronssidt, grill make an attempt to regain posecasiou of the Wand of Gotb kuld. -- T'ietory,, Atlintrirl Stturaarez, was with the English convoy, ttlUch passed upwartla oa the *4th fur the italtic. hear-Ntliniral llrid Ueeturt pained that which sailed irst.thirlird ou ti!e 4.341. • Ilia 111ujesty the hing Bill set off its a few clays, en a journey to the tioatt.:ra parts of /A:Wand. DttESDENt, At7o. in. Oa the 2511, 4000 French infantry passed threm;A this city, tiail yesterday 600 u ; four thou sand more took up their qmiarte.s here for the night, and marched off at tire o'clock this morning. In all, there have passed through this place 2003 tofintry and 7,313 sneaky. Each of the s o was treated by the city with a refreshment of beet and bread, Iseside; beer and brandy. 1 - he officer. had a covered table, and uu allowance of whir. All the above troops are proeteillug by . forced marches in is 'navy require daiy two thon.aml wargoos hat! Ciieft thott.And horses. It is said that the lift , rn Otoosootl of our troops under orders to take C. a.. mild a ill Juju this army. IMMIX, AIM. 16. In the course of Saturday, uight three Couriers arrived At the Govr:nor's with mlisinitches, said to be dated from Brielielle. On tiunduy morning two re g iments set olf with the utmost expedition front • the camp, in the direction of Saxony ; and au iMontlsy moving, at two mielo.7k, ull time remain. tag re;.;iments took the same route. The u h o l e time troops uurivr the command of his Excellener time Duke of hellune are to vroceed thither. Iris Excellency sets off on the Ou that day we expect here a division of Mondial Snidt's corps. 'they will continue their mar, li farther, rifler l4t nig uric day. A b.imise is got ready for his lemicy ; but it is thought that Ins stay here will no: be long. The total of the French troops, who are to re mit/tin the Mink of Ilrunstioilmr4, is estimated at 8000 men. Thr !nd regiment, which was in gar rison here. proceeded this :morning to occupy the camp. A greet quantity of ammunition has been conveyed from this place. General St. Laurent, who commands the artiilery, will set nth' in a few days with the corns molder his colouvoid. The troops who remain behind will be comma:laded by General St. Maim. MENTZ, AVG. 23. l'ke Duke of Pirl'nor (Viarahot Victor) has this mrulLeli herr Nat I. rite. ‘.'etteulay 2 , ) , in of the emote a Ilene Ilinertt ate.lt 14 , 1: 111 1.••.1 . : and this , day they have couti t•zyti their march for the ioteri..r of Fr.stsce. f Attt.EW, Al:r.. 6. Tl;e cootitigents of the It6etii.ll Pruu•ry that have taken the field. are, according to %Wen-es from Cerro:me, marchiog towardw the fortres,e, en the Fretudi frouti.r. where they will receive further or. der.. -'llwy will he treated iu France ►a the same .aac•r 10 the Vrench troops are treated in eller 'Ally, and are in no tat* to he employed in any tran.-manno expedition. 11•rrel is the reutlezvuus far the troupe of Ikrg. (;14....rti, and Alrenbeeg ; att.! Strasburg fur t h e..+• of Lavaria, 11 . ;rtemberg, a•:d fiut;,•n. TUC HALTIC. f ---- lv,....w.vereived the 6.llowing letter front the . 4 ' Off Vstadt, August 91, 1900. • The F1A.....111 fleet. consisting of thirteen tail of the line, and au /soil Reinder of fester, were seen by Ilea Goliath, on Ito 'cub at in linage Bay, a part iu Swedish Finland, now et thew possrstmn ; the Swears, judging it o.lttsal•ie to Met at, mot barike an fin,' 11141111.01 . to tole With them, they (the tivredes) hair t 3 A, •ii,dter in Ifseraster lia r al,och prier in inn e..c4ation foe the Russious to attack them, though we Irani by an Acorn an, son Ia sight, that sides: front Precipitous gh the day after the Russian /peel did from Crii:atailt, emit their that obiert is to tagage the fleet of Sweats) it , hat the aria ictetstioa us could not be ester tallied, bring kept apt donna arcret I however, he assorts that Petersburgh is in a ilre.oifut 1.1-tutted state ; the store &toasts thll, awl the mt.' i hams analde to dispose this voohinta i and that the a ith his Prime 31inistir, }.at rstirtl for the present to scum r.laud. You ow deptiol to the validity of the information, that the liussam det t, as before mentioned, is authentic, an we hair it from Captain Po;et, of the (;ol:atii, who saw theta; he has just suite all soil to join tie . V dun. mil, who is m thsßelywith tour ethers of the line-ofhettir ships, for etc purpi se of !Nokia' Isis re. port. We ate now ;leering for Ystudt, to send else • land to Admiral Ileitis:, lying us Are bosniii, with sir %%oilman; and Orion. '1 hr supposition is, that SirJarses aluuniar“ will cusceotraie his force with :;11 pwible iluipsfeh, and pis veesl to mid another laurel. Oar %hide fair.- C01911!111 *Of eleteu sail of the tine, am) three or fuur frigates, hot be we arc anharpily d'ot.iltd, it is not reasonable to expect a lourtioa sooner than a wool', or at least three weeks, IN e.bx vat - loos situations is which they are placed make it impossible for duos is those stag siiliout • fair witt.l far • slop." THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESO.IY; SEPTEMBER 14. The aural reinforcement flow proceeding to the Baltic will be considerable. The order received at l'ortsitteuth extended to all the ships of the but ut that port, and in constquence the Canoeing four inigrdiately prepared for see, viz. 77watkrer, 74, CaptaTto.litrr ; Christian Iffith, 74, Sir J.l 0111:l; ; Waraptte, 74, Hoo. Capt. BLACKWOOD ; St. AI &WS, 84 Capt. Au/Tex. On Monday an Admi ralty Messenger arrived at Yarmouth with dis patches for Admiral Russet., directing the Majestic, of 74 guns. 'ice-/admiral 'testis). ; the Maul ear , of 74 guns, Captaiu THOMPSON ; and the- dlhookir, 71, Calaillit PAIIKER, to proceed to tea with sealed orders. These also are supposed to lie destined fir the Baltic, in tlllitseltUVllCC of the Russian fleet being tit sea. l'lte Gate of the enemy is vurittasly **tided. Some accounts rate it at 9, others at 11, mid other. at 1.; sail of the line, besithe a large proportion of frigates and light vessels. Erni at .the lowest estimate it would he greatly superior in manlier tattle Swedish Heat; acid eur force is this ' Baltic, which, if combined, would Wildly a match for the Russians, is scattered in three *et end di visions, wider Admirals SAL MAREZ, HOOD, sad Knees. It consists we believe of the following. ships of the line, besides frigates autl other light vessels 100 gnus, Rear-Admiral Sir hafts SAVILIJILE Superb, 74, Rear-Admiral KEATS; Centaur, 7.1, Reur-Atheiral Sir SAMUEL 1100 ; Branswiefe, 74, .Cts purl a Ur. i, Ls ; Gallahs 74, Capt. PACIET ; Implacable, 71, Capt. Nacres ; Mars, 74, Capt. Lt: tux ; ()riot*, 74, Capt. Sir A. C. Dscasoe ; 64, Capt. J a.ar t rr ; Dicta tor, 64, Capta:.: CAMPOSI.L. The . Itusshui . Beet, when log seen, about the setls August, were off Ileogo, at the entrance of the Gulf of Ft - island, apparently its quest of the Swedish fleet ; but the hatter had retired to Haeraster Bay, iu which they were sccure from all attack. When we comider the formation of Boa ATMITE I II mind and character, which usually act, riot by the inert initmlse of vengeance or of ferocity, but on system ; and alien we calmly weigh the exposition which he may be said to have made of his Mien times ■ud determinatious relative to the Sisenish Monarchy, in the Papers reeentlypermitted to be poldissheil at Pais; we can no longer doubt, that, notwithstanding all the impediments to the ander takitig, he is bent an reducing. Spain to his ais jection. Fur, us to Josses, thou g h he may be de isonsiiiated a King. N•routott will be the only Sovereign.• If, however, we could still question . the resolution of the Corsican Usurper to extend his slatninion over every part of the Peninsula be- k your, the l'yressers ; the ►military movements carry ing' on throughout Germany, at thin time, would satisfy the most sceptical prielitician on the subject. From the Iron:rem of Poland. the French troops, who Love so long retained Prudish' in subjection, arc marching, or rather are cersveyed, in every di rection, at the expense of the nufortnnate coun tries which they have so long desolated mud plun .l.•red, to the Banks of the Rhine. From thence they sill unquestionably be precipitated across France, into the pros intws of Catalonia, Navarre, and Biscay. tt is only lost time to attempt to point the reflections, or• to direst the moral indig o:Mon of mankind, against the incoeceiralde tor pittide, atrocity, and, we might say. impiety;, of a man, thin devoting calmly and deliberately to death tbousarids of his fellow creatures, the sub jects of another Sovereign, whom he bolds iu pri son. That such things are. we see. Why they are so, we know not; nor is it given to tic to weigh in our seams the ways of Prolidenee. For his e•our moas acts of violence mid of Wood, the Corsican Esuperor mint answer at another tribunal. We ! doubt not that V i rlsen the measure of his ersorusi ties is fult. they will produce their owa mire ; 111114- that he will fluidly pass through the same alembic with the saaguinary monsters whom history. an cient, as well as modern. has consigned to infamy arts! abhorrence. But his genius, his vigour, energy., and decision, more than all Isis cold. profound, and persuas i ve rang e of thought, which may antuetimes miscalculate, but which us Velr 1141116 ; and %hidh admirably seizes on the means moot adapter' to carry lute prompt execution his flagitious projects; these 'qualities, which distinguish the Usurper of .tjaccio from the cloud • of vulgar Ty rautit, and justly excite, the utmost respect, as well as ape prehension. That he is about to transport, though probably not to conduct in person, the greater Lart of his immense military force into Spain, wit&int a mo meat's delay ; that be hopes. before Spain e • mn form a strong central Government, mid before, by the reduction of Junior. the Engiish troops in Portugal can act in 'ou with the Spanish armies ; to step. bear end reduce to obedience the kingthon of Ar men ; we am no longer doubt. Every thing proves the fact. Convinced as we are, that, in thi► attempt, discipline and tor:ties, however colisuia mate, will fail before such loyalty, constency, and patriotism, as l'Ataroz, and C ASTANON. 1111S1 their competitions, have nrattifested ; yet we are deeply impressed with o aerie of the awful ceuflitt ;Aleut to commence. For we regard the struggle tu &Ay amyl beginning. Nltimiton , himOf states, that is year may be requisite to effect the complete subjugation of the Spain+ monarchy. But, if he coutinuc the master of France, Ihrllaud. fiermally, and Italy; it' no inteenel resistance or commotion disturb his plaus ; we cannot doubt that so long as those countries can furnish couscripts and victims; so long will he persist its his purpose. It is obvious that be 'outsiders the earth as a vast prison, or U cemetery, which the Bgirdereaest family are in tended to coutroul. And it is !Uglily - probable that he may deliberately lave resolved either to establish that new order of -things, in the visions of Isis brothers and Isis Gcneruls, or to perish in the euterprize. Ile may. indeed, me the term peuce. *as he Islay sgdopt the engine of negociatigni for better effecting his purposes ; but neither trea ties, nor oaths, nor the solemn obligations of faith, of gratitude, or of friendship, can chain his 'Su satiable thirst of empire. Tilsit, on the Niemen ) rod Baymme, ou the Moor, at the two extremities of Europe, can equally attest this truth. Pro dergee may restrain, but morality can never check his projects. They arc most progressigxe when least avowed. It was iu HMO cud 1807 that he got possession of Madrid, of Barcelona. of Ptimee lona, mid of the keys of Spain. lie has done no thing beyond the l'yreuees by the sword. Ills evacuatiee of Germany, in ()Mee to subject Spain, might well excite astonishment, at a moment like the present, if it errs but obvious that he relies on Itussia to hold Austria completely in sue. We ought not to Winter ourselves to imagine that in this expectation he assumes too inech. Doubtless he is fully authorized by rwitILINCOVELT to count on the implicit obedience and co-operation of Aeee- ANDISR. Aed, as to the Russieu Notice or People, he naturally mnieders them as null. Sts he did the Spanish People. But he Inn found his ereor..iferey do so in other instances. His atrocities, and they weakness or criminal imbecility anti subsersiencerif, Kings and Governments, will create a People in every European State. It requires only time to' awoken, animate, and or,;auise, the torpid masses of population, frotn,Moscow to Lisbon, which have slumbered for ages. They are awaking, though slowly, end their recovery from inaetion will torus a new ens iu the history of Luau. The press has pre pared the way for this great 'moral resuseitetton. —Butetraays will ripen and Prodigies it.- 7 11"Ity has Fetgland hitherto presented ass insurmount able barrier to the antis t to the wiles, awl to the, jecohin plots of the teseletiegiary sub your of Thrones anti Governments ? IL:cuuse /sere, CONAPAIITt meets, 110 t sou army, Or a sove reign,, but a people in arms. CHARLES and V.att DINAND fell before him. while the Spanisleanisies !saltine the iustruinents of his vengeance or his anti ition. But iu the people of Arragon, of Va lenti*, and of Andeluetu, he has found oppuueuts nut to be vanquished, or corrupted, or terrified, or circumvented. We tally believe, that a peopk will wise iu Austria, US Italy, anti, finally, though late, in Franee. When that hour arrives, the Corsiten's doom is pronounced. Rut we must meanwhile coinbut, and hope, and persevere. Those are the means by which Providence decrees that the be nefit is to be produced. To-morrow we may, perhaps, endeavour to de !illogic the actual state and prospects of the coo tendittg armies in the North-Western l'rovioces of Spain. It is a moment of crisis. - PALAFOI him self atigionsters it : Every tieing indicates that Arra gem will be the Kent: Of Slew combats. , On Saturday last a part of the 93th Rifle Re giment, about 430 men, marched into Ilaintigute, and embarked immediately. Snipe day sesrral transport*, with u part of the lit Battalion,Guards, sailed from the harbour, for the Downs ; and on Sunday the remainder of the lot and 3d Battalion of Cuards went alt of harbour, for the Downs. 111ouday morning the 95th companies, with de tachments of the 9th, 53.1. mud Statf, also tailed far the Downs. Sato artillery aml saggoss train are expected 'at Ranargatte as soon as there are transports to receive them. The 4.1 d, 59th, and 76th Regimen:its of Foot. and part of the 95th Hide Corpa, embarked on Isontlay on board the trau,ports at thirwtels. We noticed o:i Monday a rumour, that JI,NOT hail capitulated, but that a inisanderstantling had taken plum between the British General and the Portu guese. The report has since assumed si more view euiustantial shape, and it is said that upon Jusor's defeat by Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY, or rather perhaps iu anticipation of such an event, hr had entered into a convention, or concluded a capitulation with the Portuguese Government, composed, we anprose, of those persons to whom the PatNeu REGEHT bwl consigned the direction of the Government, upon his departure for the Bra ails—among the conditions of which is ooe stipulat ing that the Russian fleet was to be placed under the protection of the Porttignew.!, into whose port it had originally catered as that of a friendly power. It is slot to be supposed that our coanuatulers would sanction such a trick, and give effect to so palpable ass Imposture. The l'roeisional (Liveru m• or I'•ortugal w as destroyed by the swords and bayonets of JeVICST and its Member* can now be considered as mere iustruments in his hands.— Is is, however, asserted, that this coventiou having Iwo) %ivied by the known Meniters of the Porte. *nese Itegeuey, has produced a itatne,iu the lieu grese of our army. Upon the de g ree or credit due to thi s s tory, we do not pretend to decide we give it merely as a report. Advices have been retAved fro," Si. Do s i ng , to the Zd of August, they state that theft have b e ,. 4 several severe actions between the Rival Chiefs is the kingdom of Hayti, and that Patios has hee l & evesry wherr successful. St. Marc was still in pos. g e o .sion of CifitlaTOPHlS ; but how lung it would continue appeared very' uncertain. A sortie had been made from it by Cnetsroptieslnuops, tasting of about 3000 ; they were opposed to iuc.i only of the enemy, ort!o kept theta iu check uatil reinforcements arrived flow. Port-au.L'ais, when they drove its CeIRISTOPites torkti with grist slaughter. General Rost AIN hat lire,' alio: by the order of Ciinsixorat4, in consequence of lie, supposed zt tachment to the 4:nose of Plat;),. ; and the treoil who served under that (:enend embraced the iir•t opportunity to desert to t'..e eurtny at Port -se- Pain. PETION is atailit ki be such recovered Si his health, end to have.quitted Port-au-Pr - wee aids . . 8,000 men, to go against St. Marc sad Goa:inch. The dual answer of aunaraara to the petition of the Merchants at 13eurdeaux, relative to the re straiuts upon their errooeree, was for,!erded from Parii en the i9th of August. It states, (according to fetters from lloliand of the sth steut,) 6 , that iw consequence if t>te close ;d -hows ishich • exibt, betw;een France and Itns. sir. it 1t nattily iulposible to comply astir the prayer of the petition ; and cotteeiiiiently au sidutraL eau be pet nutted to enter into or pixte: ci► f r om lloontcaut or any of the ports of Franci ..• such is the statentent . received (ruin Ifolland by the last cot.voyauce, the accuracy • of %%bath we cannot preteticito vouch: Tlie testes this close at inince ,we ettunot pretend to !mow but it appears tint they ere not osutllal acid rl•CllMuvtsl, aS a IlUltlblf of neutral snarl+ have, according: to the• very ht-t sailvd front Itiga and l'eter‘hardl, l'he trirkita. nritsr En, from Jamahm, i> ar rived tlff flastittip. She left the fleet as Ikkll the 10th lad. Ilir Mi.Jr.lTY's ship Leveret, with about I.',u of reads. unbar convoy Gutteubur 11 ar rnei iu Varmooth. The Lftrking, FOSSTIM, inwit Jamaica. is sr. tired.,' Ilitstiugs; left the tleet ail welt au the 10th inst. A sloop bound to Gibraltar was taken, on Sun day 040,6 it logger wirateer, of 13 g 1010004( 1(Ji) Wydri oW I)iintwair. The Aim, ettaisnum, is arrived at li.ortsmotith . from Bahia ; kit there the Nrisvm, of Sarsey, aad the Charlotte, frota Bristol.. Tito Rickard .add Sarah. NEWtOII, tailed from Weymouth about a fo.tuight ago, and has not slave been beard of. The Ceres, SCOTT, 18 arrived at Hull, with a flevt from Stuckholm. _ _ That gallout and distinguished regiment, the !Rai (or Prince of WALLIi . S) Light Dhigoons, was inspected, on Friday last, at Deal, by the lion. :Major-General CHARLES Hors, p.eiricurs to its immediate eisiliaikatMo fur foreign device. The Cietieral expressed himtelf pleastd with toe exact. awe end degree of celerity with which this tine re &lrina pertunned all it, movements. A French Gentleman of imi••, carte over from Ilullsnd tu the ship that brought tile last Fr toil rapers. He is supposed, itt klarwit.h, to be late of Sox APutteett Field Marshals; he' remain, there, under a guard, 'fitting for iiinspo#ts. The res. mitt be came over iu is a small fishing boat, of fen. than fourteen tons. SO bazanious a passiu , e adds to the curiosity of cmijoeture, which,las arrival hat ese.it:d. Ten wore passengers castle to Harwich with him. A vessel ut a tanaller descrip tion pasted Harwich Ita Sunday erauinu; the weed and tide were contrary, and the veseel, in cruise. (pence, eoileavoured to make for Some other liar . hour. No less than it•venteen paskengero were ex. pccted to come over by this conveyance. The last Dutch papers stated that Marshal Nor had passed through Bayonne on his way to Beego.. Flom this circumstance it is presdiucd that be will have the essmasand of the Fretisit t ar-aay tholfined t • make a great ciforti to establish Jessra on the 'Eh rout of Spain. 'he Spanisteds, aware of the impending storm, we um/reptant, ' no longer object to the co.onen,tiou of the Brithili troops. The master of a liretiten vessel, arrived at Cos r°. bas funnelled wine new partieueirs excluding the eastrauee of the Fronch into Hillier. Oa the a:- proach or the enemy, tile people of the town, snood with each sie-ipint at could, its the 'Aunt lime they had for preparotma, be obtained, searched svit to meet them The imperiontv of the French we., however, so great, that the retinue howl it 'lectionary to retire within the 1011911. Toe French scot a trumpeter with a Hag of mice. to demand the surretalcr of the place; but the peoi.le acre determined to bold too commustil l3l t o " with the enemy, and on the trumpeter's torsi-tint; in ikhrering his message. he was fired on arm A *rental meielinfer approached, and este r eocral the alms. fate. floe 11. rein+ Commander then onlered his troop., to storm the *owe. and l'r'" wised them to,. days pillage. Tie Patriots fougl t with the mn4t determined resolutiosi. and defended themselves long in the niorket !slave, but they sc• , ' at last urn powered, an.l a svelte of tooleseriliable ror suceet.le.l the unforatimite termination of th' contest. 'Flie French soldiers cmourintd the rti— .shovkilig excesses iu LlKtr resit vli fue ',la./Jet, v. h' they .esnied oil; but th.n Bahl not been im:g when the place one entered b. asicither ru - 4• for blotal and boon-. the lessei MLA 61041'4: this iotelligeliee ewspe.l fecal. iteka.a ut %%hid' vitae ihe party reamiutil I,h pi-s• ts• 1 (Ai vi I)`c „ 4' etr''', l IMRONES .•---.Mi 0 o Stindsy meriting I Lsa ?shorn. us heist. ties D.,,ss, relict of TIIOII Hey, in Hertfordshire. v;.s. Her Ladyship sui Wu. CkAacts "CIIEVOR Daggs Ju1y, 1 19 4 ;ss for cutest woo. the floss. in. Hertfordshire. No ! rutted the keo of an is her Littly,ship.—Whett erenisK. 'matte:tiled, visi see , to his snetuory. I won of 11.11e0lensie and slit loafs lr .cleoished Is r kto ; she was in her bat V i4cottotess Sect FIJ for LoughborotrAl re:waiting then+ six wevic V tecotritest titteroit days for Ikrr scat io Glow The POlrvuuEgec ANL o'clock lo,st night for Ply The EMI I . or Oster * * hi nest Nlowlay, a ortal - A d ; caul halt 'oda si bout or the slay upwori use imittAi. Earl of tutviwi teeileaa at 11:s ana-sit in 11'anpale 11411, Catubrid, li~nl 1h t.sy will ill Kura 11 Farm. ticur We (losers! line,. The Vivi of IN EST*I.I his hoiue lit t;ro.avetio Mr. i101.M.( 11 to Therire ; be is asuintiii Duke I)'Aram:ts iii The The 11:minis and M arrived, last night. at house lir Groat fitat► ho take Ckeir leave of the C previous to her Ladjalnir erpttlia LtONEL HER pis a visit to leis itruthar, I present pattered at Ipeni MrallaYano was to p meta at . Brighton, lamt perform &tater Aofleld 16) Etni Just Haar. Frq. r !!orris, &c. died at .!‘ amt. the Seth real Jut►v Eq. of over tSe M ta t of Vrrar t-t, oil the third day'r brace f partridges, 10 eittiiie of rabbit, : c with the thou; sail, and his servants, aWI font b him. What mikes this traaniinary, the whole 9,400 acres. A very severe battle week, betweea two coon Clayton, Sae.rx, the nu and the other 8. eoker, u born coated of nearly t fee natl.. A splendid dinner and tat Turoday re'unight a Newport, Mounniutlishi the successful exertions Esq. living some fate 1)otk Company, email interests of that town an BERT SALUmBUZY Jid th On Isis right wit his CiliaLill 110CGAIg, wh sent from his l'.ieli4 , new therefore uortfile persona in the ardour of fibers, proffered the resources if necessary, to the truce l eft of the worthy 'tarot SablUgL 11 4 1MFRAT, Ear tnhifory address from th forth a modest reituncia 'misfit. applause from reittr this nisseutldy had ' , went of tippropr:ate trading interest of the c rout, as im tin:nide t, c!, pion of their eel f, (gotweater Music Me been more numerously io the mornings, and th vi,ye crowded to an etre Friday—to the redid Ile it spoken—supwrirds lit the Hall, on Tittered present. Collection fir the Chi FlrOl 0141,' St ...0.1 UAW 11,1.11 de) . . The Ditkee of BEA,: Di;WILEY, and the Bit among the cumpour I Iklett.iig lire, the bean Mr. Ly*oteg, Kee. Mr. Mr. Sum. and Mr. N The Earl 4 Let DAP Povid-itrert, was. on St t Log of thteres. who uti ,'an, i.it feet in lengt 1 l t'4 . drapnias. out of ch i I.ntel thew a eurio44 :i... ft i s ma d e o f a lii t.:it:atti I.k e the lett :; eir•iielt the larg:»it '4il; imitliorn. Ti e h i L0. , 114'n;) olly took 1,1. Is.*tr thru ate o Ate Adaypt ttrPP:. 41101111 am.