The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-28 00:00:00

• • Ird Ditto, flaptain fortl.l. Smner,et, from the Ibt Foot, to he Capt..in of m Compeny, without ittirchatc,-vice •Ilare, pru ensiled in tar 1;:h root. 1/i!in. Coe T. Town, from tive 9 .1 Roytd Lancashire ' WM, to'he iihont pun-1:44-e. 27w Ditto. Licuitimin 11.. 0. Wao4l to be Captaiitfof a Com pany, r. Whoa littrekts , t, Ens;gn 11, .totidion„ from the tiarrinal • andalion, to be Li •utenant. v lee W.otti. Lieu enatst,)V. Metge, from the Wicklow Mititia r tii.be Ensign. without purchase. fasijoano-Nlitior John Lanz. from the ICilkcaity Militia, to be Askinuint, with the rank of Ensign. - •1 . teto,lovint-Atelor --Munro, Gout the 'North Mayo Militia, to he Qtattter- Master. , 3Sillt- Ditto, I.lestenant James Mown Law, from the Warwick 1k EnNisa, without- purchase. - '4oh Dino, Captain P. faiitour, from the 11th Light Pea goons, to de nap", by ptirchaie, vire A r_littall, who retires. 49th Ditto, 1' it.iFit ,P, Stark/thole, • Otnoi 'bollard Meath MM . .11a, to he,l.n.to, withoutjuitrehtoe- • • to% %S. 11..tireenham. Gent: to be fitign,' by purchase, •' finial', promoted in the Stith Font. I $414 Ditto, Ensign W. Galbreath to he Liettlenaat ( u,loe Percy, • killetria action. . ..Voineis Percy, Gent. to he Ftsagn. vice Galbreath. • 1)hto, Captain Charles Niabocit, from the 99th . .Foot, to be . At t otniutott, vice Qruice, tv hit etch:ones. • !.•.'d !At! 0. George StnaiJeliry;Gent. to he 1•441-0 by par etiteie, hi:T.4ol*k% 1)i:10, I iettiCll4lll; A. Craiford, from the llthiFoot, to h Copt,..in : Utimpauy, 'rice • Seth, dcreawd. &111DIrtn,•.Enetlgo J. Moore , from the 119tri - roali •to be Lem'': - • that. Ore tC Brew, Ilea:m.od. • • fi3il Ditto, Thomas lacklruin,lital4o be I . n-ign, ,by portliest, . vibe rollter, who retires. • • 65th Rltto, •-- Gent. to be AssistantSufgetin. • *liitilibitllo; Itiralrnallt 11. Walker, fm the 234: Foot, * la be. .Capin* 91 a Company, without parebale. OA! Cottell;•pro • . , . • • Pth Dike. - • • „ I To he Eri ett en"• -: C i •F- Pell?. ( ettl- bsllCtlle, ' site )"- F rom°. ;" Atider;tin, Gent. •. 'vice • go ; promoted.' Joito Fidlorton, Gent. lobe Enka" by pultbase, 'vice Mackeiti.ie, promoted. . ' MN , t)itio, Lieutenant flea. y D. liattchinsoe,froirthe Ist I)ra. -goon (hoards, to be Captain of a-Coropaap; .by purchase, vice M. "eon, 'minuted. • '.sth Ditto, Lieutenant llenry Fiarrikit to be. Captabkof a Coro.: • *patev,,without purchase. • flit be lientenauts, %ghost purchase-.Pasigo a. R. Gleig, Sit sign IL .1. I:reach, and Lieutenant t P. N. Cadd fradribe ' 7th POO% vice Fairfax. be Ensigns, without purchase—Gi•mienian'tatill-T.-OriinbY. ...from the Koval College, to be +left% vice Gl* ; and. Sir F. Eden, Bart. vice French. . • 91st Ditto. -;".` .-..- • . To be Coploins of componiel, without porkase-Lieutentint I. Cumphell, add Licutenuot • Thomas Hugo, from the 100th Foot. • - To he Lieutenants, without porch:tie—Ensign Macdougall, Cn.si u A. Comphell, and 1-..,usign and. Adjutant George Scott to have the rank of Lieutenant. . To be Lieatenair-1, ithout purchase—Ensign J. Black, and Emign Y. lituforlane, vice Cam pbell. 9:341.1)4t0, Ensign. Lea is Grenier, from the LA West India Re *. thaela, to be Lusign, wittuo:t purclne, vice Macdonald, whose appointment has unt takeh vtace. 99th Ditto, Brevet Lieut - nutut-Colonel Cruire, from the WA Foot, tq be Cuiaain of. a Company, vice kialocii, • whd exchanges. AVilliansTaylos, - Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice h' nom. pmatoted in the 60th Regiment. • Milt Welt Itatia lir..iment, Robert Irvine, C l eat. to be Fnsi g n, • without parellnA vice (metier; appoltirM to the 93d Foot . 2111 Migo, r•osign and Adjutant (L .froskey•to balm the rank of Limt;goont. Flinter to be Lieutenant, vice Coghtan, deceased. 70neWitsigits, ithoot purchroc—John ~MN, gent. Vice namtnerdey„iv:io.resigns; Join Foshey, Vent. viceFlinter. 3st • _e Vl9ll Legioteut, Lieutenant —,- Richter, from the 3d Chygotr R l / 4 1ment, to be Captain of a Company, without • purchases vhce Loane, promoted: id Dlogov Lieuleoallt W. Barney, from the Chasseurs Briton &cies, lobe Captain of a Compauy, w ithout purchase, vice Nixon, procootesi. • Royal hfriena Corp', lieutenant C. M. Meehan, from the 62d , Fl,lll. to be Captain of a ('ouspany, without purchase, vice appoPated to the 74th Foot. James Ntarlean. (ient. to b• h:osign, vice Stanley. Sib '•arthon Battalion, Johnson, promoted iu the 3ith Foot. ••• • • • •BREVE'f. To he Lietitetiant-C r itionel, in the Army—Major C. A.• Vigo retort, of the 30th Foto ;. llaior F.' I Ihreivig; of the Ist Light Infantty Da:taboo King's German Legion Major 1).• llyd • gin, of the toots root ; .vlaior J. 1. Rope of the 90th Foot ; htsjos,ll. Markt-whit.. of the 71st Foot; and Nairn. 11. Wort -141. of the 341. Foot. 4 • To be Major.: in the %rmy—Captain W. Lanzrehr of the ‘2d Battalion of the Lice King's tCertnan Legiou; Captain P. • Cromphell, of tite 52d Foot; Captain S. Mitchel, of the 9„,th Foots Captain T. Wtvrtyss, of the 50th Flow ; and C aptain A. Beige, of the 2d Battalion of Light Infantry k i ng s Ger man Legion. LONDON: WEDNESDtT, JULY 28, 1813. The Gazelle of last night containsdisptstebes from Lord WELLINGTON, dated • ZuLiota, tlie - 10th instant, Malin , the same facts as mentioned in the Bulletin oil Monday, by which it appeais that the - French army, underGAzAm, was dislodged hy Sir RowL&in HILL, and compelled to retreat into France. The most obstinate or perverse of our contempo raries now begin to be of our opinion with respect to the invasion of France. On the subject of war, as on -the other pursuits of Administration, there ° is an inconceivable folly attending every era iof its course; and whether it be marked by 1 success or disappointment, our Ministers adopt a proceeding which seems inevitably to invite 1 fatality. if they gain by an occurrence, they act in a manner to lose &slouch is opinion. We strongly !suspect, hoWever, and are glad to think it is so, that the Cabinet is far from unanimous upon the pro position of invading France. The majority of it, who are for the measure, are tickled, no doubt, by the feather which they think will be placed in their ' caps, from the idea of retorting upon our enemy in so signal, so unlooked-for a way. Alas! these very caps, adortted,hy such an ornament, will only the 1 1 more resemble fool? caps ; for there appears nothing more probablein thenature of,things, that upon pur setting a foot ott the territories of France, the very . ... earth, as it were; will doe up against the invader. What. thea; beioaitathe object ofonr continuing the, war, ' which Vie' have„lhongle not very distinctly to be sure, laid ,before.4the ayes of our Attie*, to • induce ,them .vigotutalp.toPerate - with us 2 4* alts.: is is a subjeet - tinis,hich .. we , might expatiate without end : we will, however, lay it aside till we are con- ' vinced that the rational objections of a few members, __who have met:in-council upon the impOrtant topic, Office of Ordnance. July 21. I are proved to be disregarded. What would Mr. Fox , 1`.,%.:1 Sappers and Miners, Thomas Adam•on, Gent. to be Sub.-. say were be alive to witness so wild a proposition 2 I,liteuant. Would he not . . have still more reason tO : RflEjaila BANKRUPTS. -.........-. • 66 Oh imaginations more wild than have ems lasi* , . J. Procter, arm Yorkshire, merchant, Aug: e,a. 7, at the George and Dragon. Yarm. 'Anoraks, Mr. 19, 20, and ' pourtrayed hy n the pen of a CERVANTES !” . •••• .: *1,): on , Gray r Inn-lane; and Mr. PtAell, Stokesley, York- AMEttICA.--The Houses of • Legislatort . r in tip i shire. .t !;gitt:•l', Trinity-square, merchant, July 31, Aug. 3, sept. :. United States have met as will biseen hy Ulf Paw; i /7. t r.iil.niall. Attorney, Mr. Pope, Modiford-court, Fes- . of to-day, and alt which can be inferredfronsp4t,took c.. - re,r' . .I'.v tree . 'Denbigh, innkeeper, Aug. IR, 19, Sept. 7 , it the .place on that occasion is, that the Government is dis • w .i:- trri Inn, 1 She.ter.. Ann r iett i.ia tzs. c Phil e irt and ' ::: i..b . 'l . t ert si d k r :s .s. ,l4:Li t :,. ei S t e h es m rV a h n i d r i e l , v n c ick hec t t . fac viz to o r re an e ' r s :a:ne a :A Ni ug r .. 19, • *I. ‘4 1)47, a t , the Gajidhall Coffee-boase, Worcester. Ai- p w o e sed to a vigorou &prosecution of the war. Aurtround : yeamraaY m rec ore eit u e l i i n fa t v h:s u annaturat.contlict, satinet feil to rable appea: ranee than all the • i . Tantield-wort, Temple . . • . ; others which our united etreinteiliy accident may be • w. 'lecher, Docking, Norfolk, corn-merchant, Aug. M..% 0 Si lit. ;,.at the Spread Lack 4nn, Lincoln. Ati ornies,. Mr. enabled to ;varlet upon 115. Our improvident Min* , .1 :,.1 0 0Cpbi; and Mr. Witi,on, Grey itte.street, Mattes-gat; • .4 deSI. 1 tern, we suspect, begin to think u much, by tke.diso T. !Warner, Hatton-stall, grocer; Ang. 3. ip, scot. 1, at , in g enuous manner In which they Conceal from the • Gaildhall. Attorney , Mr. Odraldestair,'l f 1 ittle orrer-street. .. W. P. Barnard Gloucester-terrace, Dalton. linen-draper, pub lic the worst features in the trooirteaauco of hos • July 11, A tig. 7, Sept. 7, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Draper,_ tile affairs in that-quarter. * 'Every, even the smallest, . 70..v0es inn; i ti. Harper, Oresford Ntills,. Denbighshire, tobacconist, Aug. ; admit* shined , they . never fail to publish, ip a 144 .4i10 .2 t i nie. S 7N t lew 7, r 1 :. t B yt r .e ow l o :4 , g l l44 Vre!t il ka li on' •" ; . at re id lna M m essr i •Degibiflu s. Kindelal'ilttry. B u l le ti n first, .and . :then. in •an :Esiraorduta* ry GO.. • itti:Co. Grrry.s lan. . , ... ' • V. lie j but .a disaster is concealed from.the ptibik . 's J. 0. Ague, Uttoieter, Staffordshire, grocer. Aug.& IS• at - the King ' s Arms Tavern, pertly; *pt. I, at the KiNfs Ilead eye, slid co nsequently. the peliWrunderstitid4t3 Ann. Derby. A•torines, Mr. M . uusley, Derby; .a" - me* " L . aintreki, since the..arciterenca — iit'aist ailoired l . 7 . . • „Berridge, ilauo9-garden. a - S. Rowe, fientingdon; grocer. Jul, XI, Aut. 7.4iapt. 7*, at I appear utidera wit lhape•Advilairdis cuodhan. Auornies, 3,lusrs. Philputt and Stour, Harr-court, , ..... . • • Tcnyla. . - • - ! *ate. ' we had infer been . toti thit the Ametie s titts " " 110!.IPIT A STA FF... AwistgatrSorgeon John Short, from the nth - root, to he Regi mental Surzeon for a particular sers Ice. - • • Teibe HOiplial-Aibigtitsits for Getwril Service—J. K. Von Ec ter, J. W. Brown. T. B. Nl , Calw, W. Gibney. J hiiikr it W. Milliugan, G. N. Cheek, G. Dunlop and C. MiNieee, . tirtttr.' - • . The King's German Legion. ist.Rogiment - of Light I)ragoong. Assistant-snegepa F Mitt_ otter,. from the Yd Draguoin, to be burgeon, vice Bergman, wins re. ices., Ist Battaltin of Light Inf.intry, Lieutenant •-iVa Baron . Heins batch to be Captain or a Company, vice Cropp, dead of his . wounds: 1:1-.1,11 C. Kessler to he Lieutenant, vice Iteimbrneb. $1 Ditto, T. W. lkring, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Keinburg, promoted. I.Pd Battalion of the Line, William Nagel, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kathniats promoted. .lib Ditto, E. tir,e;khatts, Gent , to be Ensign. vice Setranfer, prousaa;d.to the Ist Foreign Veteran Batiation. - The Duke of lireinsU irk (lel" Corps. - Ca%aky...Tionii Serjennt-rilajor AliiSobilett to be CBI , . net, vice Athonelt, who resigns. Cliasseurs-Britanniques. I I*.miln .7. J. Gousseilcourt to be Lieutenant, without pun:bone, , .c • Gaunter, promieed in the Greek Light Infantry. John George itawstorne, Gent. to he Lmign, vice Gnaws -1,:01131„ • • lit Foreign Vet Pratt Bottnlien. Thomas Fittla)son, Esq. to be Payolaster. • ' ERRATA in the (Lizette of the 2fgh ingt. 6;th Rtpirrient of Foot, for Enna Vaughan' tblit 6* l.' tenant, without purchase, 'vice 'invited, plated upon ha.pay. read Ensign Cieorge Vaughan to be Lieutenant, &c. sth it•ginieut of rout, For Captain John Druitz•to be 1(p -kn. without purchase, rice Henry, who • retires, read Cap t Uruitz to be Major, etc. . ‘• ami t N. '••••:.'s • • ,!.L.• ta • - Fos G eorge , A r a fw . *co . • • ' *Nam, isrewer, July 31, Ang..l4: ' 4 (4) 1 • ,previously capteTed - ... , . -,., _ _, • sz ... .r . 1, a t G u ildhall. arities, Messrs. Templer and Itlyttes, Bum- `• , to di scov ii• sit. • 1 ,6 3 -4-:• . *....th e c t r f ol oo T o r m , ... , ~ ..„....... street East Stuittifieid, • -... -1•• -. •. . J c 0. 1 1 - 1 7 ; $ ' 3 . y 213 fr . 0 - . m A v r o rr ia ii.e . tt so. Ti the Prot ec t or - A..Writs', liiiiico-sdior.y.ard, merchisat,4og. 4 7, 17. &PC is til the reconsvOitioileot • rif O'gr . .'ernt . T. 7 .sr s s . ; - 5?; piilitt... • ' • . ti *AP ll:. l. 4i ime .- ig . at Geit4all.,..,At,triwyiiitilikit. Dl' D + iiiiii . , ... tier, 44eva _ l _ tetr _ i opictip be it wititiowen on oimireed r, together with ten sail of trensports an a d n 4 d ib me r t , . , ..• . . ~ . k .liauksessels under her couvoy.---t•They have been 94 r • ith ; a leotA 7 •lY* lre e t i n shaftil 664- i'.: 'waite r s Ne'vg"T slow veep, of gains and•ilesses,..hett . 401'-'wleat . hati• 4 1 4 • sraielwas:inen••••Aux..il,T.Knigt:7,Pheshaut.fiersferd oi }:rikloyer-01, 1 2 1 , q. Pi2dar,, K . non in Lindsey.% tom . . 1,!- ptoce. The adveMiteh tif• thiecrlinifiallp or . .. ? iitirtim the Rock. _ ** re o n merAng. 18. nil. w..st,* chester t nierchoac-7-3ol d vi. lollloti eatennite It' by aerating the -Pace .11: T er ' n - wr. ts it t4 o 4-;44reat Caintsridge4treet, buolder:-..-Aus 7 I , .• , ,_. ._..... 4r. .f.awici.i, JVN E 2 7 .-Arrived the Lady Naim oli , wok, .14 4 14 1 05 ,„ x ur i o lk e , 1, 002 , 1 % ,Au g 4 Ag, w._ "?7 ° ' little collseqUenCe," while at the siltiVtlme it WWII - paCket with passengers only from Gettenhurgh ; s h e Savage-gardeue. Our e noes an pbsoitite Su Chester, OM r..mker-, A,ug..,47, T. Taylor and W . DoPills , •, . tie .. . ~ Drtstut; trtiumongen- Aug, 17, T . Browne. • .. . piMiorily .Ovet ; one.istep. Piled on Sunday, -the 18th log. inii•#e Mobil i f:ssed a convoy of !boat 1011 Nall; fo r E ss ine-ruerehatrt- 1 A isg. 20,' j . ROO, j ate . NI inories, g uts -maker- • • Mound kers-r-A 6 g. ' ' sire lake. and au en re Into another. But there ereeg• A ag ..2o, T.. Rea•and J. Rea : jun, Nlitiories, amu L nio.. D iiistisle Victualler-July Sl. G. H. Hrowne , c stances commit-led with the above C 4l ! tted66 l , - .1 j ' '' J --.' -. 27.-Arrived * L 2l /0 1,1 .0 .1 4.,..",, li e - d‘f l ort f l ' ~,,v c' , itri yeller—A ug. 21, G. hiadeley, ." - ; • . , &ft, . ULY end sailed for !hi . occurrence, and ctinsequences s o important ta k e ' • •h2 • ...._ leifver-kne schooner Naismi, from New. reobideßce that we shall, at . eftr t end Bermuda. C a m e down fr o m, the River ill Ai ve ,m re I , J Smithson, V I ad presented may follow it, It i fhted rim , o llire e ing h bani ;!nt_ ; rh t ina g -inl:init.fannrer-ABuf. tO is . T.' VV_ rr h oa ll i e e f roc r- ktig..ol, ./.thot enden. Rolsover-street. xi • . s .P ill. - b „th e t er _L A ag U. W. Loa' ters t ad G. Cast, Ruckkrsh6 o 9, wig* leisure 'by the comparison of thifeetiteete 0 t'Ptiblgaret, Waters, for the Isle of ffecee.:-•--s o ilA , . and brainty-merchants-4vg: eg, G. Werindell,yupa's lieed•• . • .. leisure , rate letters with th o se of the American Jottroill o - Fixing Fish schooner, for off Slashiug.-:-Tlie out. alley, broker: . , .. ~_ • CERTIFICATES ,- Avocet 1 7. * ' lay thookinore.fell/ before our Readers.. . ward-bound are still detnined.. A. Pare,. Fakessliaan, brewer-R. Shield,. Tyneso!uth-lhase, With-respect.to concerns home, ,- whips Vulture,' from Guernsey; and the Atinstra 'Peal-mount Jirt.i . ..27 37.---Arrived i.AI ' , nearer we hereto ~.. '-• . h I --I g' l Y , Northti,Th4eriand; shipowner-G. raYnet ; 4 ' P e3 t u 1 ' remark, that the ahipping intetest is at this moistest ii f ter., Bishopsgate-street, rierehant-W. Coptestone t ..E t s l Z: linen-draper-0. Al•Viccar . Liverpool, torrehant•-T stain- 1 ~ with a convoy from under quarantine.-Sailed his Majesty's -Ai ? , topic war, per, High Holbom:tollowsthandter--T. Mumtbrd, Jho• Groat 1 more alive; thin *y. other part . of the commettlo o l put aington-nose. Lambeth, liser.y stable-keeper-T, TVA. .t.virt , [realties:after . di r ' demand of the Govereinentoe- ;41exterous with a convoy for the Downs. • Ponland-street, 11mm-draper: 'PART !tititaiilPS DIRSOLYBD. " - I trarsspoit:vesiels S tonnage of which is ratedhighse . G. P w Eli e J. E. Boone and F. Roach, gory.-street St, Jansed,,tallors 1 . t• . z Pa Ali r c ro r l, j al Y te 2 r s.- fro Ar m ri .M ved ade t i h r e a b for rig fo all ucl:n n‘ 2 '.l -w. ()nivel., J. Lane J. ()diver, and J. Ttnakim Artiodel, than has. ever twee nown int anr !zi.gencY whatevor. She • - taken i f - Sasses, hankers-T. and WA'hurehltotise.lieovil,Somersetshirel ; tWas yester da y , n sight o Scilly, by tt , :. ectured the chief destination•of ell this • • It is con' boilders=W. Ramsey and E. HAMS, Listle Thames•stotat..pra- ; J 1 A.teirlitee wiehteer Argue; who had taken the Sok. . vision-meralennts--J. Corbett and J. Howells, Mertlivr TOW', ,Voiltbe the biedite &wan, •sbosigh others *think it Of! p ia Glainorgn nshi re, smiths-J. Wlutrton and J, Garnett,' Li ve r tiolo . . Kew 'lrma „Pool to ..1 4 4efeuadlaod, and -3. and E.. PisskforsL Masteheder. chair-makers-T. React( and , to arts' ?s. in theAr d designl invading . ra e 1 ,.-r .. lit w ilk lawns, Preston, Lowe:v.l4re. joiners-J. iitektilinllV- 1 , " ...,..„„„. 1 , ....,. At i;_ j asir oetsi4an ' ocit orals de man the 1and,.040 his; ski ,taken..diaialybes i 4 Restarts, Rochdale, Laaeash i re,dyers -T. A rmstronit l y. I. Isllr 7 , :A . F ., , K 7' 7••u x IT 7.7 . .. .., . Alien fr' ' "ka. A."...4 erd,•asEsS. isavort;7Grest geitcast-otrett, t.tioeolarfilo-titeli. , 4 o wi n g to the t u diapp f h t 144 01, 1 ,4 co:notipe 0 1 - ...gi . .. 1 .. .Op ..,. ~,...-.sen crorulootot. ironmongers -M. Jones auci J. Hours. Bristol, raussuase , wg it• ' : ' : .. malta • which. it wonkl - be. denims; ' • •Ir a • Ahrallam and T. LlpSeonsa. Port_sea, linen-drapers — J. and. M. island o f ~ frost , ~ ti --- •- -.• uum beos generally stated, that Sir J, B. ii r - Hann' and J. 'Hardy. Wall's-end,' Northumberland, "trilloW- .` to draw the accustomed suppliesfet.outsblppiegeowl it • t it d f . erre.. chandlers-,-11. Lloyd, T. Lto.wen, J. Mathias. and•J. aVtuton, sua tsar co. eff or the blockade of ail the. Ameri . Haverfondwest. hankers --J. and W. Mattlsews,, Wolves; er, blockading Toulon. , .;;-.•!• • : ...-. -••• ' .ikir pert!, from . MoiteTslaid to tbe "Liver Sisiissi ppi ; ironmongers --E. Taunton and R. Tarner-R. Raton tunl. R.: . . s ' . ..7 Nund Wool- I Warner, Wood-street, hosiers-P. tdtreet and . , Otis statement is riet 'OorreCt Sl' Jobe's'. Proclama s wich, cheese. moogers. _. i tionfor the blockade of the American porta is dated lkterruoda, 26th of May, and appeared in the Ber mil& Ga:ette l of the 29th, which Gazette has been caviled in this cooniry. The blockade is confined fitTS'ett York, Charleston, .Port Royal, Savanneb, And the rfver Mississippi. The Proclamation was issued ' e by Sir John Warren by direction of the Lords COM* missinners of the Admiralty, EI:MAKI:MO/ PR VION EKt WITK'AMPIIKIII4..—The National lnlelligencor, of the 16th 'or Mayisafea;-;-: 44 . We Rave the pleasure to state, that effective! measures are in ...progress for the relief of our unfor. -TO CORRESPONDENTS: •. ` We have been favoured with .a comtnunication from Warwick, on the mbjeet of a provincial Back-note, suliposed to= have been stolen ; but the business is of too delicate a nature for _publication iu aNewspaper, unless it laud previously passed -thronich a Court of J ustke. hate's Complaint in verse is received, and shall haie an early insertion. _ . . . tunate countrymen in captivity. A cartel, by Which a system for the proper treatment, release, and ex change of prisoners, has been fisted, was signed some days since, between General Masotti, Commissary general of prisoners on the part of the United States, and Colonel BARCLAY, General Agent for prisoners I On Monday the Patrice Reoeser dined with the on the part of Great Britain. By this, among Fart of DYSART ; and yesterday his Royal Highness other things, it is stipulated, that two cartel yes- 1 emu be I dined with the Earl of Lrvettroot, and a numerous sets, of the burthen of 500 tons together, constantly kept by each Government in the suttee Ip art y' . I i.,.. of removing prisoners of the two nationtms,rttoi:thebei A later from Leipzig, Seas ti, says, " The fols owing publication has been _printed in our News. released on account or exchanged. On our By the orders of his Excel. two vessels have been already purchased, fitted and' P a P e ' s of this . daY ''''"" leocy the Duke of Panes - (General Arrighi), we dispetghed, to bring house our prisoners suffering in ' eye to inform the public of the displeasure of his Ma. Emperor and Kin the g, which the town of the West Indies: The UtritetiStates, cartel Analpstms, • jesty Captain SMITH, left this place for Jamaica on the 2d Leipzic has Licurred, by the unaccountable beha. inst. to touch in Hampton . Roads, and take off Bri- , viour of some individuals, on the recent poll !dish prisoners; and on the 13th inst. the United tical occurrences. It is, therefore, proclaimed, States cartel ship Perseverance, Captain Dna, sailed in order to prevent the inhabitants from be. from Philadelphia. for Barbadoes, to touch at New • ing . exposed by similar transg ressions to severe ' York to take in British prisoners in like Manner. ; punishment, that all those who hall hold any kind liothovessels are to return with American prisonerst• of communication with the Russian or Prussian Providence, in Rhode Islatid, one of the stelloos - ; troops, or favour their undertakings, or shall coat. agreed on for the eaciourge of prisoners of war." . ""i" to them any notices as well as those Among the fi rst proceedings of the Amerieen -Lis. ] who shallconceal persons or effects, belonging to the gisla t ilre, was the election of Mr. CLAY as Speaker l or 'prOinote their being con of the Lower H cell"' ouse; He was last session a iioleut 1 1 "°_,P I of ai ti*.enem y , all those who shall render : themselves supporter of the win On the first meeting of the I ; - ' .11.9 I suspected of any attachment to the enemy, or of any Senate, the Vice-President Gcntt st delivered a 'fu aversion to the French t roops Or their itjlies, of none philippic against this cauutry. , • - 4 shall express sentiments of that description, not bc l The Expedition collected at B er m u d a sailed from , coming in any . way the subjects' of the 'Kim , rf thence about the 12th of Jude. • - . i,.Sazotty by words or actions, especially by spread. , • The French have, it is saki, been committ ingieperti of the occurrences of the war, by teed. divers atrocities in Dantaic, similar to those exer cise d ' jings in the street, and at the public places, by draw. ° by them upott Hamburgh,. since its recapture . . ./ s ite ling near to or communicating with the prisoners of Governor of the garrison, Rapp, is said to have mittens errieni i , war brotiht in, or by disobedience shown to tile demanded a-contribution of three ` gua r ds , sh e ll be treated as guihy'of high treason, and and upon the failure of the production of this sum, . be arrested and delivered to the Imperial Frouch .Mi. to have arrested the most respectable persons of the I iitary Commissions, to be p7rolshed severely."—TLe place, - to have stationed pin d'armes in their houses, "above was signed by the Magistrates or-Leipsic. to have seized all the money and plate he could find, The 49th regiment, which has taken so distinguish and finally, to•have . examined the cash-books of the. eti a part in the late gallant affairs in America, has merchants for balances in their favour. . had the good fortune to number among its Leute- A private letter by the last arrival from Spain, re ! nants the names of Sir Isa a c Beoc.n, Sir Rune fates that the Spanish Cortes have followed up their SIILAFFE ' .4.a Brigadier-General Viacercr. vote by presenting the Marquis of WELLINGTON i Detachments for nearly all the corps in the service with the Dukedom of Albufera, which BONAPARTE , in the Peninsula, amounting to 2800-men, have err. had given to &tenet. It is worth fifteen thousand {barked during the last week at Portsmouth, for that pounds sterling a year. quarter. Letters were yesterday- obtained from Buenos i Report says, that thereirill speedily he assemblett Ayres to the 23d April, and from Pernatnbuco as `a General Court-Martial,- which will sit, not at late.as to the. Bth ult. It seems that the Court of Chelsea, but in Spain, becense the taking home so Rio Janeiro has desisted from all interference in the many witnesses would hurt the Venice. affairs of the Government of La Plata, where, how - Judge CHAMBRE, it is said, will retire front the eves, numbing of importance bad occurred. Bench before the commencement of Michaelmas , The French garrison at Pamplona is estimated at fitet.ween 3 and.4ooo. melt, and is commanded by Geo. , T arm. Mr. PARK is spoken of as his probable suc cessor. s ca.p4, who had issued orders for the rem o val o f ; The ry.e harvest has al ready saes so . le uae m ',all epchinhabintots u had not provisions for three i el . !Abs.: * 7 ..,....'....; i,,,,.. ~ • .. ._ ~, _._ _ „ j parts of Essex and Kent. •"•, i. - -- : - -.. i :Aare" tetablemesleavrsrrettivettir Lath floattrii , 14 ; 146 ° 6°8 of sewer*/ *NoWlifielmilitillitelltteuven of Iveland..was held at Dublie yesterday se'imight, pp Thursday nanihg; loaded' isith silks,'.Bic. from 'when they resolved upon erecting in that Metropolis Amsterdam, - bound to. America. She was takeo by ' a -Public National Testimenial, to record the ex the Charles armed brig on Tuesday last, a little to the northward of theßuchanness, after a clings of -ploits of Lord WELLINGTON. A general , subscrip • tionis to be opened in Ireland, and when a sufficient 10 .3 hours. .-- ..... . . ..• • fund is obtained, the plan of the work.is to be de . Lord Wazemseernharked'on beard ase Kanittroto sloop of wer-ia b . Leith .iteedis s On Thursday evenin g, cidett upon. ~ - On Wednesday a Court-Martial wail held on --- for St. Petersburgh, and sailed on Friday. Burrow, boatswain of the Echo, for repeated drum , - * Sir RoacnT WiLsom lately passed through Ber- 16• The Court were of opinion the charges tin; and, according to report, was going to survey ein'ess• were proved,. and adjudged him to- be dismissed his the line of the Oiler and of the Vistula, before lie re turned into Silesia. ' . situation as boatswain and to serve before the mast. i t,. Among the last arrivals at Harrowgate are:--Leal A new frigate, called the Java, sis, ordered to be * end Lady Dundee tied family, Lieut.-Gen. .Sso'lt built et 'Plymouthh Deck.ora, , er the renewing ex= , General era ordinary dimensions :--Gun-deck 174 . feet, keel General and Mrs. Dundas, Sir William Fetes, Lit!: .145 feet, breadth 43 feet, and:tons 1450. She* will Gotedricke, Colonel Drummond, Capt ain Brets. be rated 50, but carry 64 gent o w r i ft her le i ja i. mend, . (;apt. Turner, Colonel and Mil.. Kaye Cape. • *Wilton, Major Dickons, and .0m Huta. Iv. B. deck, and 3 2 on-ber llush!deek. • ] Oa the 24 in;t. the . Barka*, 14, was cruising off t f i d t i - Le * -, _ t _ the .Western isleod4;'Silth the Centaur, 74, Nada. I ''..,' : 4 '; . gascar, and Inaceass:t -They had not made any taps' ' .441111XstUatANez,•JeLe 28.—Since Monday we turn, and didnot littlest to return to Spithead 4 ni -. hevaliad" . ..ao freskarrivals of' any Grain, and few November. •• ~ ..- s' - * ' -' ' ' r ,n. i :ix? of Wheat appearing, the prices of that article • . i' 4 We learn fermi -Chatham; that Goeffirnmerii• are 1-..,,, nes oiliest market-the. Oats are very dull ping to send all the Prussian subjects , imcnig ' lle ---. 1 ewer end on the d ecline. Siloam,* better sate, and prisoners of war, ton Anssiitts• port in the Bairie,...t. 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