The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-25 00:00:00

• Soldiefiribb • you, by your tree )our Czar." Etsturie; - built!' state, that nantsiC It appears, the laliet: of the Baltic,. a 4 n' ter AlesandiLinia . o p ' Prillq. Latour 1:01 alFainily4.- t;elierals. Blastoff 0,10 largo shares k 'I a l coat. tsteeit Princf kutotow , in corstiNvirW :which, army threnie l t and Galicia. .G • • When Of. tasa . ...post re ported tbak . vbfiniiter to Wilms, on a mission . blardonald. hid ' Coftstiooss, FL session of the,. gandiurgh domanda 50,000 ;Bent; to wish+ the furnish 15,000, wi tievart, till the stipi They have deck( of the French empty , ' to Norway, aid del' fish. The Russia, Emperor bas declai of Poland..,. . ilor, Count Nuppii day last, 1;1 his wi ELslsavair tdlie piaci:batmen it expected that-the war, and Itassia,. Government, 414er Arrivpd Om_ _ Consivallis and idrab, tley' s Crom iUeg4ore aqd the Spanish Ship IVenSar i dawn ..$4; 1 1 William Quistopeerriidukii• and seseril *her v,• :} 1. • - a r l • - _ . Arr. • . • Nad i. II • Po, - O .'.... :b... ow., • MIAs •• • • ... ..- . 01 . ,1 O ft , • 0 4 • - l,ibbon ' . $ . (Witenborgh . .." .....o , O 0 ', Jersey .. . p.; ^,b .. I)I{LCL. OF 1T4)443 .TII IS I/AN AT ONE .o*Cl.4i Bank India Bond. 5 I di6 . S per Cent. Tled. l 4l Exchequer Billy 3 1 i1. 3 per Cent. Can't. . . . Ditto Sid. 45 p . 4 per Cents. 7i ,s a ,.. L . f . - Manion) 7 per cent. Rau SU . ' Consols for /keel. bBi, Lung. Ann. 151 - - • Lottery Tickets • ----.---- _TO CORRESPONDENTS. •• f „, We hare received Dr. MITNER'S Memorandum OD 111C - Catholie Question, addresied to a Member of Parliament, ;MA Aim appear tiranarrule„.if paszilAc. • : ti • -; 7' - V7 STATESMAN: Mentarf Debuiti's',lAs - pbstponeil his intended motion on the subject at 'Peace, till after the recess. We . are neither sorprised nor dissatisfied with this little delay, and, indeed,„ we were prepatedto ispectit; 1 as certainty theie was less ressoik for hoping to, t i t .. gage the cal*.g.. oof the . lii)Usie.at the met,uil444. tion went a (resit , Thielsrition .of War made r again* a. Po wer. • Whom . fato444 had enflamed the Senate • *ith new : verigfaleso Aibpdiciptii Senator consideri 1 ., .the 'timer esi seultbileAllbiNteitt proposed. • Thy FlVell:tried plitribf;'eftil ...fief Menirto the Principle Which aggrandited. liiii 'cotititiVtalit, howerer, ye, Artie not fail to endeavoitr, the first fair and prove! . ovportUnityi "to 'bring its. embrOiled and. bewildeteti 'Ministers back to a due consideration of the value of -Peaceias the preCursor and companion of successful commerce, by which alone, anti - not . by *War, are we to be relieved (rot') our. present unparalleled prise dens mid ditrimiiii.' /- . • '''' - ' 1 .. .. . . . . , . the liitirmstbut of Vistosi __ may' /be'. immethig - -t1414 011, is, , Ii ...• s ~,,di . ryttig-crowiTipirVital ,•=, : ... , c, , ,..::: . s r. ,„: and concord of all classes of his Majesty's WU. We do not vkller that.dahlelaismitatieas sa d jects.'i cfninciti:44aVerl, rimemeAl Pc, en. A 4 Ati,iiibloice "If I did not to-night concur ia.the motion of the Rigtit . Hon. Gentleman, my conduet would argod *of them is,the.unixersal topic, and mal 'tine day pop . , an abandonment of those principles which I have al ewife the-most important to the interest and happi.i, - • • • ~ , stAto • ':..s . .' ways avowed-, and which have uniformly *plated ," ,r the peoplp,uf these kingdoms. It o aght . ,,,, . i i,, ir___,.,. s Ytot i , e , bi cti r , ) -.'..,. - , :c my conduct. having alwaysfelt the necessity of en R. II Theliaderfi . iwi be wiirl.r.and cpustitutionally st.t'te rest. .- -, .-:: `'t: ' ' '''''' I' " --)ltik. 4, i:` ..":-.- 4: • ' deavouring to admit the Catholicq into. the Constitu. - ',ern The Pant joilthilitiiiiiEsS-1114ithettie c of 14 g u ns • tion, when the difficulties which bad opposed that' end 90 men, I` , ' '. ~..iib ,Forz: .- . • •.. .. .I%lr CoeitaVAi r r . pritsiye entice last might; : bisltOntoptadid lirill , Pique frigate, , measure were lessened er removed — if one else , end Sent for Gibraltar: ' ' ''' `' . l " . 4411 ' ' front Chrthartftett 4/ te'etidon , Dart, I my had now taken up the subject, • should have felt A TMs Thetis, in 'the 'House of Commoks, of his intention to bring 1 duty to bring it forward.. The obstacles which forwafd aMotion on Monday, on the subject Of ! Follett, front St.•Michdel'i fire. dike i Ind the Antei. ; formerly stood in its way exist no longer. There is,' the former investlOtticin relative:to the conduct of 1 `tope, of Newcastle, are takerianircarried Into Ca: at present, between Parliament- and the Executive. the Ptint essaf Wats'. ' "• I htis; . ' the Trovellir' f ell' 110 •to I 'rid is taken • Power, obje c tion t thel . wit h ,ro .is n it• °e t 1 no to 'the measure. agree end carried into Beide oev - and the . rte , • in . de R e .; the Right Hon. Gentleman, tlfatwhat has taten place •.The lionowrable Member . for Grarapound then, I . g , • • •. • . tafso, Woad to Cadiz, Gls talieu 'and carried into in the course of this SesSion, 'evittees such a dispose: it kerns, is.resolved i Jo . bring this interesting affair ; Corsica . •-.- •"• • •• .• ') ' • - I tlon, on the part of Parlianinht, to enter intO•a eon:. before ParliacnentOis•ssis proposed a short time ago, 1 • r sideration of the subject, as did not appear . before r• . but - sihich rut r Apdietoosly postponed till the ; LLoTn's, r.i. 21.:—1n - coinot t ilitice of a this proves that the t* - when it ' almost For • coin. i 'decision OR -. fkiPtiliC IS BCRDLI . T . motion. i mentcation from the: birth Commissioners of the . impossible for any Government to' pause on the Pio-. althriugh . fhe 7 lYOttiilable Baronet's object was quite I Admiralty, stating, that ii jirig coming up Channel : I;riety of taking it into consideration. I wish ti be .. t i was captured on the 111th istatatit• offitrighton, an d , unde rstood , that I only express my qwn individual' distinct from thataf the Honourable Colonel • i' 1 that another brig was taken the fetiowinc dal off ' sent iments, as the other Members of the Cabinet* is the latter rendered .the more necessary by the re- '., • ' • • ' I logiorehasn, by French prowteers, owing to their being have done theirs; arid, I trust, my couduct on the mutt of the former. We know something of the firm i too far from the shore to be benefited 'by the signals i present • occasion will be found coasisfent with AtwePaSe'n -0 go 4/0.04 , 44: of the iilsossaorsaaa's, Possle to them, the t:ommitteiviliWbuttiasod to repeat.i„what.l.liava . fiequeutly stalett s nAra,fly*.kbat thpugh; . . , ind we hope and bog he may' be successful by this I their recent request, that ovtneetr"of titiqwi will par. ! from the. • tircuentatices of the. times', t was . timely ‘ltiterfeiefie,lo allaying a million of ill spirits t bli to • a ." i demist'' , and strictly enjoin the Mastors-to keep near t) ged resist 'he CethOlic Clitiiiii,: , I r-ries still .. the English coast in proceeding up Channel, other- ` friendly to their. Before the' Union Illoped that about totheiltp on thilmenacing topic. Asa the Lieutenants at the sigual stations cannot , the progress' of circrithstancea would h use it tendency' make known to merchant vessels tbe approach"of any; to introduce - the Catholics- into 'the 'Crinstitution,l Mt. Wiferaitran as Al be . ' b On P r tPeen r . r a r la - - 'a cruizers. . ; even if Ireland' bad remained a 'ileliarill% =coontry • , _ enemy s_ ....., . . - • •..... • , meas I • - .The,Counter Petition from' •Nettinghamr against i• a nd my wish for such -it si re wiiinne -bf 'my in:.' Peace, is represented to -us. as containing the mimes r.ducemeets far pressing the Union, which I trusted of - all thopersons In that placd Who are- now thriving : would prone a measure of mutoal contiliation , and bfr, er i* isopeitef patticipating in the trade of war.: advantage; There is - at present a monstrous anomaly. sms's...m.ly l air, others. --gook- a - document ni,isi be in the Constitution. The conduCt of the r,ngli it ; at much distingaished• for " patriotism" as it is for", Catholics has been so unexceptionabie, that it has, disinterestedness.: .• • •,! . • ..- -.•- . .1 never subjected_ them even-to the leest . charge of ina. yet they are not only 14ourintuinier air, 1 . ExtceTiori.-.-This morning Jobe- tiottghorir Prudence . ; was s pursuant to his sentence, fofOrgery, etecuted the disabilities cofnidelned 9f littliCeethelis*,9l: het, • ! before the Debtors' Door, Nuwellie• This unfortu. land, but they are •emposed to penal. talcs, the ope—, uate young man, who was thuidoveatittter suffer, had . ration of which is snclt,,that the ht pity, of the, '. Ailed a respectable situation in :IfitliCieruitiug De. : times will not sitlfer them to be -enfered. ' Mien I. I br oug h t scaffold ronent, iti which he .come-fitted the crime, was look . on' this state of things,. I. Must' feel that the at wquisrter past eight • Constitution cannot. rest securely till some alteration, o'clock, genteely dressed, end -appeared perfectly re.. is effected: This.strikes me the more forcibly, When. signed to his. fete, •widch-hil f with becoming fortitude, : I consider that jp sopt i land- Catholics may fill the, . -!met; and bir body after being; . rosPended the usual '-highest offices in- the.titate, while their situation is, period, way, then Cut -drown; 'itsul . dbliteresl -to his such as described in England. Feeling that the Om-. ~frieuds f9r interment. • '• •-• " • •-• • ---- • I.Stitutien ceixid not•rest so, fleokeif. . forWird to the,. The.retnalliss of the Marquis .of ButailtnuAm. were .Union as a meatere•l hat Would aicelerate- the means interred in the family- mnuseleetly. el "Wettot4 near :of effecting •a:change, 'and it is now for Parliament to, •Ayleabery,. ois-Friday last. .:;-:.:-1:;, • • . . ' make.the bestows. of thesituatiait in .which they ire. .. ..-...... • We anderstasal .that the whole -of: the. first Teter- li • plueet l .".4l. vi . .. - : This- List of the .tr-oly respectable Aftwciatre on , merit of Inverness r shire Lecal )4ilitie .commatided ' - - s .l*. Mr E 'i3elurrr's Motion as will be see n in the ,rbr the .1""•' Colonel A''l4l '' i"'''''';44f lave 61 r:•(.4 ' ?' the -handsomest manner erit • • '.• ilersi . SsittisMAkSlasisLilitt , -•cahnot 'fail to inspire every le_ "" 1111411111? rig. ' sat • . s • :•1 for . sr furtbeeintriodsotheorari,westatbatt - withnot tau BO*. - Patrkf Ali MO.!. AaPCs of ieekia his..Coliae iinviwiwity..- :- • .:. ,. ..z.(6. 1 . .:.44iip;r0,*.::i &...- -• : • 'ter try! righted ei:bloittiZyttete apses ought . to'be 4'4 , : 14a l i Ski l a l lay the Cejim.SeigkeelbeatketeOtimsb Y . ' 4, ss ! posited anion 4 ihi archives . of t the . nation t . i4 ',44.: , - Election decided. in .firieirueollbeetissii9eitilifg Mein- Is• only pointing at fortune and fame (for talpat ittkbers•-: co t • - - • •-• fisme), bus alias a phalanx of Constitutional Chamd• The Commissioners •of the . iiiiional Debt•pnek- : ..._ Alined about 9,0,00Q1. yeeterdei,lillteileCeJ, at $l4, pions, ready.-to.turn out when ever the moment at- ter, ' 4,,itd. 120,000 i, at 594. Fite millicnisla Exchequer . 4 ill il, rives, that the effect of the itiCepacities and errors of j• Bills have been throw li upon: *Market sluce the di-.: alty.. an infatuated Miiiistry,proClaim our libertiea and our: 'Weeds. i ; - . independence in danger .. , . . By. a ship from Malta are hale - - letters to the.t . 7th - Sir J'. alt. Constantinople was- flee from . tbe plague, bit* 'J. .The Princess CnsaLoreg of WALES was well not -before 175,000 persons. had fallen , itctims to it.- Ft enOugh. on Monday to take au airiug for.about an Some French Agents had nrefred at•Maits fro*. , Li hour and a half. • Her Royal Highness is 'laid to I Naples to porches*. colonial predime,: in' ordt4 tili.i lbw hive been premitid from, repeating her airing on 1 forward it , direct 'from theses to the ••ports•••f:•tke- Tuesday, by being sititicted with a bead-ache and 1 Adriatic, •, .. ~. -.-.. i. t-s - --- . ••• :.....,••••• ... .6t. cough. Sir Brsitii likr.roon continues to attend .. Mr. BurrraweaPeW r the lleTemher,-Awsierniontrn . 4..,•7 ! her Royal .111gisn i . 0 . -i gi Ve4fral of the members c.; the presented a petition sgsitist-theChstiamof she. Realm. . establishment :at, r,sllot,hause hare been indi - 1 Catholics, front Aberystwisir, tisc 4saissis' , Wales; 'and t il . . posed lately.: The isfipp of SALISBURY . , her Royal j not . frpm Coventry, as stated itvioar paper of yeal •• 4 Highness's toter, was seriously attacked about ten . tesday.• ;' • . • . -.• ... - • ' days ago ;. bilsLOrdship is new better. Her Royal .., The next fleet foandia is expected to be dispatch: Highness's house ifewarti is new confined by a duo. .od.on Thursday, the.i lth of .... MI 11. Moo March. - • - . - -”. lee. ~, o gerous complaint. • . - ' ' : Yesterday . 41:1 of the 3d tegirnewt of Fcot Guards." - - iii..:.-- -- Yesterday the Ent of Lusaaroor.. and Viicount received orders to .hold thetnsolves rite readiness .to SIDIIOUTH had . auditekiiiii of .the PRINCE itEGCNT - ' at embark for rite Peuinatiln.. .. •. - • • . •: • .... • Carlton House. • . . I - At the late }lelivety.of, the Constables Lists, for The Cabinet Ministe2 dined yesterday with the' the Militia, the following curhsus and•eatraordinary 1 Earl or LtrzurOot., it Fife Rouse, Whitehall. I .1 return was made, in the pariah of .Smigley :-- 1 Mr. Rona, kin. rePoitect to the House, on Tees- :" Josurn Fr.r.Lows, aged seventel -needier of chit; day, from ;he Optilmry. Committee, that Captain : dress by the firstwifes ten—by second, ttiirteen:—hy WtArr was duly *WI. ' a Reptesentatilo of tinst. this.. third,. for r --hy the .fourlh b rfoir—ttoil ~lock, in, 8070111 L. : ::• ,-, ..., - • - - iktinix,!" . • - - - •- . .....ii5a.:r• - , ..14. ‘ ~..04.;4'...me 4.- lifili • . ' '..... -.lr . :.z;g4l, •,s - 4,....• - —'''' " : : . ':~. mstl*it3liss-miNoirtr ON slit yIIANGIS BURDE're'lltol-10)16: TOR LiAVIL IRO; • IM MO If A 'SILL TO litOTlDE st iatiliNST ANT ty. nttitt3olo2 l l IS Tit Arainciiie 'acivsr. etsE Tilt •MATH Or- MS ROYAL 1111aHNEsS• THE PRIN.C6 !imam; DOFING tOKTINUAXCS or sus ]RAJ cycles niau:ss. • ~ -~ " •• ••••....' - • • . , • , ;I•Mtltri - "'":• .- r ' '''''''• •• • - 0-...e 7 .-•••,; . •:. ••.• - - ---:-.-:---;-::..4......,,...:,,,.......,..,,,.... ' -' • ' VICIANKV , - , ,,,.. .• / .. . . . • . . , . • . • , ... ' ii3M . ... • , , • .• - :. . . - . . _ . 1 ' . . • --.. . • - - • , • . ' ' -. ....- • .. .. --.`" ~ r-. . . • : ••••• ' .04s - 7 43dmae oda - - ..and alliviCted- ‘ twvp h iv e.iityrtiortoffikowomonikiiiii4 - iittit o- , ; .- -;;' 0 311 "/;li r iiiLeLi9EAVVii. .; • ' - E.NaL,&il CAT , 40.411?). - t aligion, ynur:tqqive pcaatry„tird• l',""g"tt , Luott Girre 644 ek "WI bli 4 Alensiler I . '''" • - '!'" 2:,• . - . . •. , . .....,.....» . .-•":.:* .t ‘, ...•: t 1 . r.uv ~ ~..!,,,;. ~. , is. .. • the-epera \ uf Ativiitio.:wth4thfitipaik *II the bogie a, pai, s34i,,A gr o m d l ..,.Melemrs At 7a, illidits- a 14. ,e,iiiiiih. Cadietle.. :- . • d - :. --, - ~ •• - 1 ..; .. . weed ;it W AS a thee gratifyie. imp to sae .bt o e ater the .. . - .. - .. -.• . - .1..--, k tog% hoz with.hirgeerrilt. wawa dpi atitele,pid . leace beim* , • • SNP ' t. .I.l6lfiliblmi.. rgo* ./ forkossesi; it'Statd* Wddittiday,Jholith, )psViit fri ft :. . *(. - t • ... ‘ it t ivotearchtints. lento. ' tom*. to otooltitt i o , p c g os lni e t si, *(ol e, dit a k i l 1 0, 0 , Stela; and Iglailishenterveinsi‘eepittlitir atrittea ; . Arewsbnry's', ia Stankope-stretilli,, t,,.'. • 7 , -.. +, )atiVAY 6 -41,13ted by the Ital". 11 1:, . the -eity. where lott.t ils actoot.thithlOy• twat , ,iski Privatise pp i a tt i, tft‘silllvite*'• g iid Ait ki t o t i g h e f o e. • tits s . . the Lord CClall'O WO the . .gi'Vetfileitradusly Iteseleetl f - • • 9.. . k ; -, 1 . PI I7i . ter are marehing -along the'diapest (Befibow it* Zige 4o ) '•' - . . 'yids' that orders. it r , o,•.ri to t .. .•‘•: - • -- . ,sootoilovrto amd. - in ilitt , trersteleoittereae of. l . notiorviticia Berlin. The Enitt. foi rimpi i e 'lroi ii r isi. ' . ~ . .)1 • 0 1 1, t o e d . t w o :- . . , gi.,‘.74r. ~.. ~, •.. i . , •. 0 „, .. , . , ... the gd katt.,lsketi, al re toned . :the repitfitgr x tgitte i , ti. .-Arrived from 'the west. fil"al Of %Itch $O6 Mate, "4 *WC see" Val*. conferred lIPIW au4 great gittattra llia very' irtegailfimmuer , .. Alai 10, 1 9 0 4 ' 1:1 ‘ ,I V I SO ' F ai s •• - - •I ' ~.. ' • ,•' ~ lb* Otwand isettifykik, heir liiir.•-aby;' - sow, and made him a Prinee of the , brkpuedieedieri•sirceived bore • . , *toot * ) wojk *wasp ofilvitrosiptiegaste, _ 4* the - intim; godiog•tsit toilsome name * reelect. thikesieleh •• .•. ~ to mew. •tapit 4 44 . 104 , ,, A , fi . to k enism fa._ biat4B 4 6 ": basso d. ditto ilthidi , iii . i) baits , 1 ..,;, ; _, mad liberdlity of testiment; so nub iliaowelai air t, .03 04 _ .. ._ ... , . ~.,. , .ittg . .iii . ',V . ills . 10.00 ; :and • - 7 .11 '""TIF Christie' spirit the whole drawn alp la WO wit f and Wittgenstein' hire alidAt 1. ` • irir , .1-..--' •-• i mu el 'to hew v .14 • ,, ,(of .•• . ' ',.. • •• . • • • • . - r maker abi/ht *rile („loooriare . 0 I • .-• • * ova qty Into bees telipettiato hy z , 5 'Of -royal favour. t I , weed ever- o t a y-lareented • 5 ,!I "ut , ipir.itiOrr has. been concitrdetYlre! " r eili g hs t d -.. - _ % e a* : 14 - lie•18 ,; 7 ' . os ,''' -.." ..' , ::- , .' 1 . ,.,' •••.' „itreseh - l itie , i ' l l l O l ti t . 444 .404zi ri1 10.4 ' : • i ii e ,,o t i , -a se lass .ittatue and alla t wd ; thipr o e . . . , ;t1;14 --✓, .. •••• • • -•• '• ureiara titlt retree tion' li‘ P l soketat ile " 1 1°°r essof ' -y. . 61 " . - 4; ' 14 ,.. 14k rit 'tow - and, Prince . Schwartumbkit l oii s t ,L t l P,t.... / L i t - ,, . ft_l, mu lY .. 0 01 h. itrutt ti. , ~..i. , ..,,, i c, .. •,, . . • t 4 hichth 6 - hitter W itll4l # ll t l "q ifibekellie;;;;ll7Tosta 4 :6 ll ; r isC r ie PA ' . . ~ ~ ); , ..1 vt am ntAt-ps).ll,v rAeld :t..l,d 9. c ." : . e ] : , .-.. "), that . h1i0ric4,440itip..„ . ..,, , „,, .., ..; t. 0 . 41 iti4l GilliCiaL •. - •‘. - :1 41 11 1 1 1 le eoleaus.thellindli a / 1 " 11114141 * " ffeelieffilshit; - -0 it Wroth deetatatito4 'me 4 ,..,,, A _ • o : ► iNii:l4.4rividalattgionit. iiiim; the greatest part: of the > !7 - ' -' - ' .-4‘. Ar,..e.-wdia. ler limPlooli a _ . .t dap 211i4titak .i ilifia.lloollPfialliperittritifrn "rk It'bi" they had - 4 glibeirate l sl4 ' , - ' ...i. ,',..c.""•,.. 1 1 10 . t tett Vienna it was currently , raced their Way throat+ iliiiito ' Ws . t tetl ii.., l_ , )ier th e..._ deed .t ~ . • Ilt . .14bt ~ , tior ! Ti arr .,: .wari middle Ahem tee , dtesniesitg -- , i.. .... rettitoty, No. p A ro pla test itt tpass is . re A pb tot edi o ene ss z tot . _ . -_ii..." •J :Ip' ; l ves; , inriter • wAS to' be 'sent froth ; ` l aii . 0 0 °1 . ssion to Leedom: '. ./. t•• _ ' s'ettitivategtstak- 1 7 0 4 mice" 11wt !' . .., . • ree,* , ,_;:.., . 1 at ~_, . ..!.‘._ _. , _: . v. , : , .. . ._ . a HOOD heorieleat ibitrunaest• • , 4 • • . An ,.., ,h i s o m e. cloa a s , ag e m e : . j eav l / 2 .' WI illifents, t3l2 ; 1 . '044, 479 ; 11 5 faretk, ~,5 i Lill - .. . .. , . • ... . • ~ 8, left• the' army, 1 0 ll'ilit ° ,___, 2 lt 1 44 : ' 1 , 4 ,,Wi 1 1 i ,,,„ o r s h eee kin, - ' • idustßanidoreghs e • ' " fa '. C' [id . " ' . o' PR' hard' 1 4 N i rli 'v.. •'Thanks - •'• ' . • 11( .' .. • """ . rows, ; an . a, C. it . i 9 .; ratan- , at tte of this -. ,- Fut. 4.-Una Paite his' ta Kent. L !.. atnirliiiiiirWittctith.th#d 'pi . - 01., ;.• ~ • • •thirtheit i• farulturgh . Bonk. • Bonaparte ,. hfuii :Ns' tki' AU eP Yank n'e hive seri . .* . i , - Ir itl 'i r -' 'lli ti t - *tilde''' . 14 " . 1 : 472 a° t Aifo r44 . 448 ft ' ll-u P e t 475 ; Main- er l •- • Plivili n ik l i sl tmin Wr apa bi lre itlbs lubd t val . da u t alhi cit e the .A •: . . ' .. , .: 1 ' la . • catAl of till' Danish (4646111 " i Infirreach firperals,,anidecots4o.. 9 4 " I '' ' . 74 14 14 1 .- 460 ; Gres, 39R; 'London, 2117; Ides, 4262; lord . ltubliAlD !he Alorais i g ci a rno c A g. e r ,.., ,.ll„. „ ll. . . a ' f and, fords grearelerpono in tie- 0 - ley. replied, that they woti i ld 4 11' .pht.. otil l obov vkim r. 400 0fal nin i•Boos y.woix part: ' ,15 s . s1,040ti e• i i i,litH . , i p tie?wt4rria,aboteni ed. s gp tive .. • joh relie: a in : .. 4 .sB 67 4. : x ':: e li n e or dfit o tt-:, 3.31 , ; Neptune, 433 ; . feliew-citizens. • - .: • a . .- - ir. ' ...; • •;'• ..." '-• ,'r -• thich they even will not saißr. , • h 'lf 4 7 3 , Coluorbine, 474 ; • - ' •,, , 1 e" ... dielt4 i v, t.„ - t,ttr4t? , _,a.. pillared paynteues •ha ve been *advs.', 3S.lnd9Alstrooz °_- • " ~, ~..:,,,,, - ..;•,.,, 01 iititlvrO. iv /4# ", , „ . . ' ' ''''" lll / 1 1 "... •": li"IZO I,- A . . I Ma r i , s i , 1 : VI ;. * • Dttry,. • . 1 1 ".'; ' Iler' esford, 333 ; ,IF'il r ' ' C 47710 LIG CL.,ll,.lnttiist ost • Lred their determination in tityttetitti . L .,-,, lip - ying f o rce, • to • * moo. t h e . , I po s i i i •' ThiCatrinet Whiten ludittr i lter4letlegetihed kina,y.L ites;qe*,,r,o 470; ,Manson, 469 ; %an.. , . , -.0n0... . . •••1r: :.,.,et co moon,- dre• - * eliernettirs resumed their t sitliiii .. . ' g 'Ashing 11,40 199.; itord frogingion up; Latona 363 ; From a pamphlet recently pUbllsattli 'limed !sliver 8 1 ) , C * llo, -L 11 . 11) ~1-.1 ~ . •' 1 • 1.:1 ..3 re 4.01411, •. 1.- • .. . • ins have ettleted'lnt'Strs,.‘3„. ' .0 tetra' te l ; i -l i t tile . SeMpuy tillt . biep..spl#4i Juba, ‘4l :an d th e 11 . - ~ . . , . .• . „ geld • piiblic characters, reipectine th ir 'ol3afithlW a red his'brothertpitentasitintig aiew th o .Hos s use 4. Whit ito ttObeeitiea...l Alsiteptived his blijeety's . idtie stkatan dr s', froth' elitinis," We give tfie fotteerin reift*bin Isorit - ' . • 1.1 wined by o _ft d -u at i Ittli'' 4 • count ettl`toOdiy. ,tliftlihiree ;.ead i tbe.grAiard s . from Pi t ymptit.h. ' • Oastlereagh'e te peeth ' on' (he VO =`ol• , 'llitie 'VI* V411:-.110 . ....,.„,Yl„., ,i , . ~ . • ,•• ...„ • - • ' f olt tti , 1 .,•4 night? l'haVirwti'veraily th e; salad ee4eedivieill - ' i ?km $2.--SittEdlie-tderstee Alp Pra- slew &elf ... Or 41910.111 regol k r, 4 _ ;, '. gage 4 4634 II : '-' "%.* 1 . ,,. . 2%[ i r ,„„„ b „ y , 0 . 0 . 1411 „,. th , T , Akt reuet ., " ma w is;',,ii l 4 l . I 4•4‘)* . 404,8 . 14,44, 1 4, , . i,„„ii cid ii ii i c ,,,, pe d , i: - , 44 , That it would, early in the neat Stresioni plitti - - ray. to stockholtn, . . ~ , ,• -Into its most •seriOus eopaideration ilth lawn iffiteSn't s. 7.,-,Sn arrangement is likely tis: eitoo4oAlmiritlstt - 011'"44.11# , .eiral ot .thiga t i "krda, • ,. t •„,' ~.,,t, :', ;„. ' ..;..,,,,. , . • .- his Majesty's .11.cnnan:Cathoiat subjects in Gre,ritlltel M 1 this cogetry au4 Rustle, by w.hro,.'frecittentl tut nd ',ldol' thoolTredi they 441 . DEAL, FEN. 24.-Pet beck .. b y by contrary . the trade netnemrDenutark, Novi,kli, e iti• lilt •.. , W in ds; tain and Ireland, with' a view. to suill,Anal, - eMtegilii/ .: 4114441-,14,0 ! oAit*Ntirti 4 1 ci t tic.li.; 4 Aber i the Wainer Code, , Hape;'aiteistatberland East In-' story adjustment,' as might lei eendtrisi . . tre. tji"the pe - aie ' will be permitted by the PAWL thetad sikalifinuttruiet.wemietroesi •bY tode# illintintli: •• '.• .. •• . . • .. - • 1 1 of the United Kingdom, the itabititiroc• the •Pro- ler certicin restrrctrOns. , i.l km ~ •...43,...f.,„/ ,-• ~ ~, ~. ~, ...., ... ,, .. ofV iscount Si . mat,' itie * th eir ineeting *Os et I Arrirnd and sailed for thg_Rioee the Cornwallis an d : testant establishment, and the getirealf.iitisraction• . -- ..... _ . _ -LONDON: LESRUAIAT 251 1at3,... vvir ._ . . • Two 'mire #oftenburgh Mails -'l44krtrati . melting three. the sere* . e we hare the longoeiglitivd . "Official 'aitionrifaa • S . ther suctesseeor V iticric hots Princ e -- -1 • if the tontents'O itre private - letters, hteljelt by the same conveyance, were to be impli asst:- . dited, the conditiOn, of our Northern. AllAltorsld, proudly pre-eminent indeed. lint we'. hesitate : to give credit to the full extent of the favourable ac counts they give ? and the still more flatterinaisictumi l they draw. We cannot persuade ourselrewthat Thai*, is in the hand; of the Russians, muckjess. that, flu:se successful pursuers of the fleeing French en tered Dentzic am the 9.76. ult. That Ministers bay bus sent by the - Court of Vienna to Wan*, and'eron, to Stockholm dee:is highly probable, es - ,*p_ have long foresOsyhe natural coot tquencel of . the, actual state of affairs in that part of the, Coqtitient at present. Mu:h reliance is made, and a great deal: of speculation held, vu the- probable capture ofl Dantzic by the Russians: 'Qf the fihelihnod tif suet 1 an achievement by. our Allies, we Ogler fiatterea otu . • j . . Readers. An inresttnCtst .b.c..bloc s kade is all. we ever expected : but a siege at this distant period from the I !'reach disusters..is unreasonable . w exnect.• 'The Russians would.tk put to it to obtain' artillery and ammtmition for a rciular and continued sealbefore so strong a phicc, provisioned. .Beildes, in loss than a month the Frenak will have pushed for warls the. van of their troopyfrom the depot in the neighboo flood ..of , Frankfort. From the. pllratt Letters reesited 1444 .welsaioeibected Cie following Extract of a Letter from lE4siingsberg, dated January " You wilt hair teemed by previous • accannti. the dksol.u - eau of the Grand Freuch Army, consisting Of above 100,(00 recu, whereof the greater Part pad passed thrhUgh this city, scarcely :At 90 base returned. and' these are mnstly cripple:. 1 ley arrive day at t night : Marshal., I;enerals, Officers, 44,1 soldiers, all , ainociated• • together, in sledges, and on foot; ! 'lel we could scarcely dittingaish the_ one from the i r• . r You would scarcely have credited that these little I +l.l'y ruissiau end skdges. cJald contain so many Olteer!. perked like' herrings. Many a these gentry pit runt; among r!leiu 'General Rapp, the tio of Daataic, with frozen no.;•• and feet. I am en. z• led ta give'OU'ari official list of the arrival. front the • Recenthev:-255 Generals ; ti 99 Colonels ; .10-10 Captains acid Lieutenants t . '28,930 corporals and Soldiris - ; 6000 in ri. - hospitals. Is evening some regiments of Poles, Balm. r ans, and Westphalian of Macdonald's corps rctriated. The Prussian, ruder .D'York, 15 or 18,000 men, had concluded a tlyvreution, itad.nre expected' here to-day or to-morrow, pro. bably to follow Site Russians, with whom we are on the best ".ms. Scarcely bad the French began to set out than the Corm. ~ ; (1.: arrived. They entered the city between twelve and one r'etnek in the moraing, galloping through the streets, and very nmeeahly enquiiing for Frenchmen. All the lower parts of hou s es were"lighted up. In the tuorniug arrived cavalry ud artillery, infantry and Comas, won continued their one: part look the road to Brandenburg, and part to lhe K hole carps adder Mitcdonald is cut off, 'since the Russian Lin :,rips iinJer Viittgeastria is marching rand by Friedland l'russi.m Lytaa tlt bibing, add prbceedit to Dautzle. Casa( ittreiNtrin orriNe3l here the day before yesterday, in the eve*. 4 : six o'clock nod w cot immediately to SIW Flab Tba, 4 , • 111 r . t., 1 'l% . .~~~ - Afthotpe f V*. •., rooter, F. . North. D. Atheris. • GarithiJA. Hon. R. Branit, 1,11315. T..: 12itril an, IL. . • port:4ton, Lord Iltrirsg, A. . GrAnt, J. -' • 04arne, loni F. Barham, JUL ' • Bwoition, Sir B. Prtlileps, (4 ' .111arnard,liiso lf Mesa*, • Poisosby, Bt. lion. 'Sire , • itrailieditc, Sir G. Gr.. 'Brown; Ai ' ". Itilcej, J. Bernard, S. . Ilorn ~o. Edw..• • .Bsonett,lioo. IJ. C. it:militia. Lord• &ir e , Sir W. OM r NI, Johnes, T. • ":. „Lard (;.• Crreyel, 7, Jehostooe, 1114. C. *deft. Cantle, H. C.. - linstith. S. Cavendish, Lord C. Kemp, Ill* Watt, A. Cori-w, R. King. Sir J. 0. Idtadatulte, K. ' • C.wks..l. - Leiter. B. ' .1 itariareekilord Chaloom R. Langton, W„ 4 9.• , ts.g. isoa. C. Dillon, Hoe. A. Lea , rrr; W: R. . • Hondas, C. • Laiobtoo. 'ft ;Meth N. • Dawson, tt. itiardanald, J. }tidtitllrvsd: S, 'briuglon, fiord , Nadarks. W:" .41Vynne, Sir W. W. • land, W. Motteli, frit C." • It, putt., . tzroy. Lord d. Milk's, Vino. ..Whostou, J. ()ley, T. ' N'irtir4 i• • -Websier,.gir G. fluter:lld, Dire! H. Moore, _ . TaLesnor.--=Sir Franei Moiled Rod Lord diebraoe. . Afire uvr. • , • - , • LordPnoncannan. .Rea. Forge.** " • . BYnt . . • - , •• , _• . • The hull of the Royal George beilmt diily founil a l more dangerous td tha. anchors, of Spithead, flash, Privy Colonel! hasie directed ituotiter attempt' to bait • made for 'welshing her,ifor whicit 144qt:ovary a ppae ‘ TO ) nits' 11 preparing;by . ",:skiifal - wive bag uuderiakoa tcroloct it, • ~„ .I'. • •-• 1 .: :: fi - sit . 1:04,..i' • ' ' , „ AN: --kr.", 421 I • • r • • . ••. • . , .1 11 , ,rte t t •