The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-27 00:00:00

'Pe°Pie *WO Paw , ' 1 ig events : he dined this day ott board the Sur- ;` be perpettuil # it'nd whateverthrows light on the ditties Orabstees.. sciiloolc, where he was rescued withiall due honours :' o f thi s re l a ti on , i s ,p ermanent ly beneficial. It is lapa lsible to the yards were mantled, and the ship dressed with . flagS offer an abstract of the varioweepaPers of which the c . 'ion:, and pendants ; these, together with the surround- . deace between the Cabinets of Viettliti and ht. Cloud con;iststH in' scenery, which is the moat romantic in . the i the most importaut ,. .of them will b e p og o I n ano th er part four s world, and the crowded state of the harbour , with I Paper. We shati;'hoisilveci. briefly, sketch the teansaatioAs ships of all nations lying in it, had a delightful et.. they unfold, had it soli the .w,elltbe,y : waresoethe • ft'ct. But %chat most have been most gratifying was , ireg iC t i ° l " W 4 NO. °EOM* twilectitsis we have the warns bursts and shouts of applause which he. to offer, upon the®. ''. ' h"'l''''.'!'• 7. .' ' '1 " : ' When the disp ute' whieb reirlseis'bet . een Russia aid received from the wounded British and Portuguese, • France was abot to be decided by arm's, g .Austria ° olio without arms, or badly wounded, crowded the . tuation in which . it wouldhave orousto ber was e: a ist a ent riczing as he passed in the Commodore's barge, to to refuse taking part with the latter Poleer, • She, thereforek• as welcome him, with !fuzzes, to his native home,; ' he might have been expected, belYaiden,party to tie lw aga i ntt passed them all uncovered, silent and theoghtful • Russia. So far her coodiS4f.'rmaltetillroin the nee ity of her there : 'e seine hundreds . The ouiataken'are t o be situation, and her suliteguelit-dereliCilpa of the engagements in 1 It Pre to-morrow, and•Vrill be mounted OWilie`iia ll s which she was then involved, cosilltiot bare been imputed to of St. Sebastian. 'fls ebuntry' is most delightful!; her sic a violation of consistency . and *odd filth. But Anti ria went much farther than this, s h e ', reed he pe.lf to France. by and my disisinn is posted at Urague, a frontier town the solemn obligation of a - ' • instract 'he encouraged or Tillage ID !France. ritmpelutta is abeit to :fall • • . • ' • I P ' the project of .France to taws& itise Russian territory; she ea whenever it does-we sha:l dash on to Bayonne. The i terra into a treaty of ofeedsre alliance; 'abetted expressly w:fs in front of Locos's ere strong—a Kaaren) i$ against the letter flower; she' eniployid the most able of her .befnr a rise town by sea." • negociators to obtain the Recession of other States to this aggres. The following is an extract of a letter transmitted , sive league #. she stipulated, for. herself, as the reward of hat `ram the head-quarters of the PRINCE ROYAL, s u bse- i energy and zeal, in the event of success against the itnsslans, a quently, we believe, to the closing of the dispatches ; comeltlerable territorial acquisition; and Dually, she embarked from Sir C11111(.01 gilifirAllri :".., to the expedition to the North. net only the hest at her noop., " RADEGAST, OCVII.I••—•BONAPARTE", in .his now } commanded by the most skilful of her 'Officers, but exceeding lwasanber the foree'ehe Was hourid'icilinOul by thearticles of sent critical airett tastitnetillt;itin 'the option offnitiii :nig ..;i• _ ,sneT If this c onduct , a tie •.- y between ti pow part erand of i;astria, A did .r n m o r t three distinct courses :. Ist, he may cut his woy throng's' -±.: 1- . ',open to Y t . hr ° alliance to Erforth ;• 2d, he May cress the Elho' with aWhis • vALTDITY of which any voluntary treatLbetween iwependent force, and march to Berlin ; 3d, he may pact; the I ,:states is susceptible, we are utterly at a. loss. to conceive boy Elbe at Wittenberg, and repass it at Magdebargh. !means by a hich national obligations edit he effectively con it he adopts the second he is ruined, for there is no:. ', /racted. if we suppose Austria at liberty to abandon her al thing to o:Tose the march of the Allies to Paris.— 1 fiance, without baying any cause of qoarvel kith France sable. If the third, the Alliei will- have time to concen. 1 qaent to it, foensation, merely on account of a change IP the Irate in the rear of Magdeburg, and he oil( have to i circumstance:3'of the latter power, we it once debase the' 4* contend with their assembled forces. Re will al-' ratter of national treaties to a level with- the most trivial user-' sures of temporary and fluctuating coos/entente. 'Yet ' Austria most certainly deckle upon the ' fi rst ; but he will not has withdraw n herself from the allianc.e of Ira - cc, and united escape with impunity.* • This situation is more peri- h erse lf o ith th e en e mies of Franc e . For this chan g e of policy loos than when he crossed the 134resina. "Th e Pros- she bas not the slightest pretest to offer, the whole of her at altos are soldiers worthy of the GREAT PlttbEittrit. tempted vindication amounts merely to this, that her interest has I saw 25,000 of the Russians' reviewed lit tiii 4 glio elianged, that to diminish the power of . France is now ber in. PEROB. at Tttylite : they were of BitriNinahli'll'inity, terest, whereas formerly it was her interest to avail herself of and after a march of several hundred mileik"tliti, the assistance of that posher to augment her own. Interest, came as fresh as .if they had just-come out 14 winter real dr Imaginary, notwithstanding all that has been said and waitress about the taw and the rights of actions, and abOut lidelity quartets. CZERNISsettErr has returned to tbet.EUsc; g engagements, it that which cements ordissolves the near D f omits and is expected to rejoin u s otuderacies of natious, whicb modifies and gaverns their rat or six day.. The' advanced - guard of the Bohemian boas towards each other, which causes them alternately to as. Army approttehes !lane, and consists of 6000 Co.- sogiethe varied attitudes of friendship. aid hostility. Yet are sacks under al'Latorr. ' . • tittle persona so weak as perpetualiy to preach to us, that it-is . . " The mile body of the Grand Army ender 4.lin 1 ,impossibie tronalie peace with IBowdesssea., became forsooth, Enrcanus and 'Khig of PRUSSIA, have reached "the ,he is illgardless of the faith of treaties. Vols it been possible to flank of Leltisic, oppedie to that occupied b ail ' makenpence filth Andtria ? Has it been poskibie to make peace Northern ;NI ..Sile V s egan, the head-quarters being ea sion .i.puies ; asletachns ent ia pe e be d , with t•larden I . Both id which powers are clearly! prole& iri cn to Ge r a a n d . - • 1 tbefidte of the whole world, to have been regardless Of the faith tablished atillerna." , , ~, .. 1 . I.ototeaties, and to have consulted only the interests of their am. - . . , • . . • 1. verge+ And shall it on this account he pretended that pesos. W e have received Reood ores to the ' conmeocemeot witk Bow.‘PARTE is impossible ? la this,respeet the 'Rider et of the present month, in which, by.anefficial Reol4l France i. , on albeitng of the most perlittlehlily, with the it appears, that die rumour of an epidemic. comOiaine:iltstejsuf gll giber nationss,and petins 10th . himAttald, he as at Cadiz is not akithout fessrelailoni Throath' tkerrsicate aadas permanent as with apt ender Soiereign. There is same cbaisnet we have rec eireclabe.folieeiog 'l l lG:crag f lifie . lieiht neviisaViii libido 'team with Rosana , ,_Tit would hi lion from South America ;,'.- - . ran; he would be ex ec GU A Y b A e l l lV UL Y i s.—The 'rebels °rip' . p ta t ii r ;. Plegirestr 0 the iiitnrements of interest, which ire the At uh- to the nom tioo h ave weeded th e nr . e l ees e r jecht of enieslatiern and foresight, whilst most other Monarchs are • 9 Barite's. • . 1 " . , , ..I sakiagl,its !be irregoLar infroienee of caprice or intrigue, the ..,j e 1 •iofloAre which the profoundest wisdom'can neither mien " PUARTO RICO Ave. 4. Lettere ,itCeirwm . sroln ! Cansecas 7 r" M state, that ......n.....oNTEveant sow en t he' • laterierformer. To return, however, to oar immediate subject, 'Avairra; eat feeling sufficient confidence in her o w n s t re ngth, 17th, in San Carlos, opposed to . is •of V ' Creel! to declare against France oo the change of fortune lie men. ' ' -body - X i 1 • esperienced assumed the character of sustirmed plediater, and it I • ' - ---""1"'it ill a vi:--' 1- From Guayana we have the melancholy wows, : propoied a Congress to the various powers Itt War;"So . „ view. that the Insurgeots, with 1100-men, leaving two . di.. to a general percification. poring the peri h nd nec c minify ta A ketfOp, visilns behind, had penetrated into the province of by the arrn i f elmen ia ts p b r i e r ir m • a l t i o ta r ry y t f o ore t e ls a tn if el' id ' able f ri r- 1 linrinas, from which capital the Military Connnander . ester and il d e usioirtl: °e periods curious ecuTespondowe wnit D. ANTONIO TISCAR, with the other Authorit ies, , „ ! carried - on 4t Vienna, between the Austrian Minister find+ tlw had taken flight. The Governor, with the Caw Officers, had sought refuge in the town of Caicana, French Ambassador, M: Gera. The former maintains thrombi. i out, the'langoage of amity towards France, repeatedly Pro-' 1 within the boundary of this prpcirtge„, At appears, wising on behalf of M* Master, that in the event of his attempk that the Geotcrnt waist thisrritiral moment abandon- to mediate between the belligerents being unsuccessful, his arns, ed by a part of his troops, who went over te.Ahe - In- . would ho &oiled iSthose s of trance, and Abe latter affects to bol surgents. This event, connected with the• progress tient these bellow and treaeherone professions. Ile uty alreeth, a n d to believe, for we enimet imagine bit Waristibiiihne the views of the Malcontents, who had entered Guirie hove been wellitnersio W France. Dilisty via,A Maturin, has caused • consternation, much • and we , of.Aostria.rnast "however, at this misfit convenieitt to both. &Atria is eeea"' have no hope of alleviation from our calamities. Yet under these mitifu • • 1 . I cirthimstances we have , made , a ston for delay to stonrattnt, France An repair lier,.nrmies• net swoon Mates the cessation of Intercourse 'is nearly equivalent o'l new effort —mounting 300 cavalry and arming two a tied: l ndi a n of Wap-horeen, Wese 4 Powevs,lbil inte.rcourse g u it-boats, be s id es thew out of the river. With only was f or some t i me a sister or conssoirocol it Ord false. 3( . 4) men more,properly provided, we may be able to professions of frlindsh,4l on one side, Rah; df, jklisOblid want. ,protect this bulwark of the country. It c.ontrihutes , . i festations of belief on the other,—lr,leeivelr Neither, nod in; greatly to our dePression, that the Rebels receive as- " file 'P e "' " dwered tile Pur " l4l4.llarki: iliVeditesP". sistante di r e c tl y f rom t h e P en i nsula. .. donee has, however, 'Peen 'of *Wit besit4t•tollstrettiOefitnier! ' . ` s CARA,CICAP, A uu. 2.—T he Chief of the Rebels of Plane, beyond Ilea Mused iater ft erliendit *Met. tiLufloidOe. r or .tvaw,in his invasion of Ilarinas has conducted • - ' la common to butleparisesi 41, veVailseaa opporusue paosatall' fur its publication, the (iovorumentbas.attempted toi.pirddoilitit' i•at . w i th most . i If %81th most horrid ciuelty to ' the Earopeans. i ...fccliog in. the tniutb,4f tise people Of. France, of iqdignsitheassii, ‘• e continue here in the greatest alarm." . J resentment ngai nit the tuition by 11108440Y,WRWAgtadAdoilllist . , at the gatek of .Aremeno with64 - Alle enei s tkee t blialt. 1 Sittings appoittied in Middlesex and London, be- in the feeft lefermed'of fti,: „, ..,_ .. k' , , • j fOre the Right lion. Euvv. Lord ELLENIIOROUGU, I have the honour lobe, ese 4l _,_"'"' '" 4 ' 4 ...."- Lord Chief Justice, ki*,ini . a.nd after Michaelmas, • , i ge l e st' ed - ) ' . 6A " tir DP ! ' 1n5 r t !,, 1 f.7F, r ..T0. !"„ • ; Term, 1813: 301 le. telt • '• s • - .4* - }4tu 7 -- -4 f 4 %AT -: . . • . .lit Meet-Guirt Illwaittus; Itellt , ,,fintd.; ; . --" 'esti!: An • - ~i , -a1.T.1 1 44 • ' ' l.- •-., ; .- ' ' fr . , Vi trilit COI. ) - w...tarigAgtiVros, tiort.4l:, lIIDDLESRX. . ~I.ANDON.._. • •:. . ri , . - l'-... -.,,.al ~,• • ,4 11 64: x .. .4 . Th orktoy , N o ,,, e ,,eoi r li; • Saturda y , l 1.9. • - - ' ; . - . ge.t .117 lektestay, ' do.' , 20. • aton•lay ; • de. 42-. .v .r. • At . l rl.dili t nireti Vl* , O c t . 20 . .. . .1 0 . , , , . r t at 11 ! It-lev y ~. , de.. ~ 1.6 '' ' sikatt Te Sa nst iu . r4aY ' . ' (in '''. ' V . ... .doe pi' tii triter lion' Captain Mr Christopher • ;:iielliay, '74avesibeteM • ‘* V I cdomday,. fleremher - 1;' • ... I)est,* 1t......1h0 ..,,Riftdri,, 4l4 ,."e°, s e 4 , ,_"4,,.."_4 -;( ,t.o Colonel Texas witiiiitiethengerottily ill, as stated ' :2;1; 14 7 "''' " a "' '' Y ." — ""7,'!,.., 4 !ii. is a Paper of yesterckyd;'llirle only elighq'indis. ~ :,,,;;‘,.,,,-,•, Ilk-llialcilisSidp kippoe644/4110144, -- ' posed with a bilious scitniplaiat,. and ',transact, ilk . - • • , .ht. at o I,..tth t -.,:4, 14 - L ,,,4 . ,L . mender in, Chief ti Ctifiett , - 14 /".""L'°' ' • ..,' __ _" ''.,- military..busiedwat hie housiiiiitisit of the C orn . , ."_ . ,_,...,_ ., aittr fiwthe-i. have grea t sstisfsetlon I r a Vtilifj , '7 liwreeptur nt-Le Weser, a French cri t ort,A. , , Accounts from Bilboaelitwtnts tst oT umber!, latgacLessi oneueting 44-gteta, - and having ill) announce the establishment of k c pitman : mt . 'depot' 0014ntandect . bYtite* Captaiede raisseatit.V a. 44,,, for. the British artillery • at ,. ihat . placeJ =tire believe .'lotetalier de l'Ord NO Imsmiale, ! de la Reunion, ....4 : the general army depots, now undet - retnaval from bii7-Mejesty:s ship wider my-7eettiftsal teigiapt :-.., Lisbon will also he established it)lo . ltbet i and ' hot . -_4., ,ITIOV the Scy : lia aitdit 6 Y'. 4l i4 6 :.nitg:::: 4 7 . :: : :7- ;...:1 - 44 ,- . _yr .. at Passage. . I', .lift the, Tice! ttos the fast day -of Seplevehmea,, -.. ,, The sword exercise and other agate. detilltr of ft. iind.bad..eaptured t wo,istedisit *easels Jorthe'" NOs*.i' cipline, and stable ditty, hitherto trot pitictisidlit the I L ASK..I I A.I,4 O # I Wt• •"VtttLaitti . 441 - la !ktiallAliff . Life Guards, toniriew found to be indispeneibfresstith. 'I *hi 14P 41-41182161ttki7e-=' I'' •• • ''• • • ' - • ' '''.';'c"',: : : 7 site to place theil open auegual footing stkthebe.. Oyel . I:f.4 : .Falti.:'.ll l lltnattlf..47;,Joo.4, elitist it vs ---2 entry in-the Pettililtitat! - "V”°` 4 * . i.e" . • • •f5, P7, , ! 4: itcriltlati . lti'.:*I 1 1 11 044011 0 * '.l-ectralllllP. Oa. - BAZAD—The Loannilakrakbarlag inspected the Abaspesstvertince oii tit. Whrch irk ketvetlital . ~, , J .: Meal-Ozeigiterse Iteturns,..- erdeied the price of Otigid - .01 . 14A'101tif1 1;0 !f VI .kiitiv,ifhittitikvii age, frfiee . ... to continue at ls..4fd.iitte..4/smetersoLoaf... ... '. . ,19 titi:**.igii agent s 0 a gallant joint site ;;,,. ' . . lye . hasereeeked mon Politic . licaveller4k. 74.54.1.• esade. by i tatetylit►:rdik .t . ' I' ; ' . tea' ttls7 Agate y . 711 ., A.,/..); trim `with great, plettastrai informs . too from . 46 "tittX; .irsTW.Roi,..o9 - , ' ..:" ..' os - . 4nd• ripen ha - . .. u ,, • itkrave_ ..14 •tbrollgh the counties of_Xisifollf.',, Setf,olk, :IFeither,beetn. .r- -- - 0 4 4 ;:,.;, , -o.lki.at t.....' . • '4. - ..15,..,..-. , nets, Cambridge, .11,untingdoe, rielsy s ,-,filitlffol, - ` The iserletb* 4o o ll4l lll 9 liffSefttabw s garf., kChaiter, Lancaster, York , tiorthambec pk v ,..cust 51.pgattl saw! 'Brelnef t ,,olla, , it.:latter.. alhaer .* '',.. lieclatid, and Westtegerlaad,' . titat .op , . eit , s itis jete lee MA*, e'plock this-merit nig v , with intem4,"... , ,, been abundant in straw „and weU .es I .,_h rtu teg .genittrithientlerslortls.,lthillf thelcytta walchii, T.,„:•:„. and stacked in high preservitiou.' ,The'iluaeltieg . then 0 61 4 61 0-1 ana.:at *. dttii - 4 1 8 % ht,rthe , hreeze Opring;tl -, season has commenced,' aed turps gut beide, iw e the t ing .ups fluTtZealprirttit#lB with' ... grain, and ,by far .grtatit ,rinantity frotn,' : each:sheaf renemy. ,Also- •:- , 14. . t •tt-aA if `,. than last three preceding years, averagteg; emi t all i About ten, the.frigatiiktiraelgotereiirds the RIO, : •-• the ' fl eit4ere cet p- m e r kets,aie well su ppliect j g #,.. pon,. -and strikkheslcoloass,Artnklakettlopti. o .l j, `„,i -.. clintng prices, wee 34.— : he hay-stackaatepOiek I broadsides with t 4 gc . o 4 . glot i bsyt:s4lh4" RIPP4I I . I :7I:' ' '' , rOoltd the farmApaSes,,,,pptonly of . this Ifmq„'filorii.. ' slid Rept* w est AM!). reaCh: . : ~... .: . . ,:, fi,... : 1 : .; duCej,. bat of two ind three years', standleg, Akio . • • Being.neee.ahalltelkftititiOeSt,..aork. the prise , . . . 7 , - .. hake provender ,it drug' in ;the various markata:•.7 most CdPf4 oB4llll4l , 1101146WAi10t44.0 hate d :: .. : s l'arnigaspromise 'a 'great,,crbp. in the entahgclo .ousd It4l,o l 4rta fiifte ifs hoer/ the-greater . ' It . I - itiidland counties ;, bnA ii! Norfolk, about Thetford the poieoners,. Red 4e, tewrlter into pert"- "--..'i• •'' • ... ... , . „ rri, Part h icelit'r, very thin on the ground . and 04, 7 ,1 Incloseda re 000%, c.ftifled And: ,wounad. e4,.. i ~. Qitions .thionghout niland average a'spoiiiiii 144 1 b oard .40%13 4 15 4 4 ROLYo7lla4.44the,neawy had firtf. .. ...I very.) sr . , 7'•" • killedinid' 15 - wethltliathtase-.. Ice. '•.- ..7'2„, - '• , • 1 - To - secitse bayellent from accidinfe;, ) ,tuilrevetit * v • isisaß9 ... _ •': ..." - tgaiiirroOlian GoLief . • Nit!iier,, A , +r, sat ,teaf a t e d . . to aavejimg;a4lebner Rishi flee. moo Ankh. .. _. • ... -- - t ~ . . ._ - ' .- -r-T-4. ' ' • .: r• 41 , 1";•, I ,. .wniting gingines,,Min• l Maceinery,Agc... Lk" use ' , , His 1/ 4 4, R+3 3, g i mp .s N i ta , nt 5, 1 ,, 'o rt . It ma ... o lu the F ltent,esnti.attriOoto. _CompinityvAitold at Siti,.-t have Awiliatkoui teacipaini Yite r fas-47""' • - tlo, t 4 1 0,. berinveross). is particularly receintscuil ed. information . Qf the 'Leeds Commissioners of the Asl 66 ti:q 1 4, 1 6 , Sti 4o - ot 4hePtlihiti,; as any carriage, t;P4,9ho miralty, that t xfbneM towthe.lBth hiSt;Jelengitude . raise er•Onti when Aritacd ...with sheet one Shit:, 9 deg. 10 mlit.• s flis.'and latitude 47 dei: 30 Min. N. L UPC* worth, ....;•• ! P e ask.de r FA l W l AXTlP l:u p w ' srds ' ot fell in, with a FretiOltlnatlttlitti . Tilkal'e l . vertex .jitu t One if!lsusand milts; wititntit'leiviil,gccasion to take Main, and Aileen mast', appartritly Mikidg the bbst eat . ialinch-pin ;, end a Steank Engiue, when the o f her . irei for. Brest ; astidi s ittleittit net protleet ti h superior force, lit'titteivittitsit (=bets* P nig li b ia t n insd ar.r da c y Pi .,24 at lii a l k ett ed it .i :;flei k Pace " ttr. "'"4lll r4 o -. !'" lfifildbli t4444l ll B P 4 Pred gic , t should not havitebrf AXIS - bare kept' wit.h°A.lul Otiler aPPlisitiett, except a !CV rid 4 sight alibi from the severity of ,thil'wetithir,i'; that/ 94antity being ~oecasionally applied to the plttes., t l ist e o g-f or t itnit cI , R ., t he 2,o t iv4dit: ft; mo lt • with .hi g l . :. tad, the expence of vihiAkia ; ant .one-sixth of' thoi w e i ty • lis l oo p•R a y a iht., • vr A n . efit l f a lii Di ener , I st ' •i . Coat' •or the otherwise neeessary.qtuttitity -of tw___llo*lthe handsomest , . means* volistitietred to 'krill Mi11:4(. , i Piet must be used.—The Composition.will,,also; Coat i attacking her..... 4 keg-past ihrtme ja.lit. Vie liiiiiiopf; ':: eatery kind of machinery, if applied at theitiduLthe i'in close order, b Scylla on her onorteti" so Law beeviQgs have .belted, when tallete,,Oi4 Ag e giwiets Rojfaitsi on . h a i i b e w t i have been . ,,ei : L ;ipnd fifteen galleas' rest o eol it of . ; t t he,' seee'y ee the samet lone ' , which . cerifinuedlliati ''' • Composition .e, he. piston et,* ,Steset. ite, 0; g e lid- attar; . whets, pot sails. • end liigTitk *int' - k . and cetratoon,* tu t wi l e I,,.ihati t e r yi f i. 4 . 11 plle4ed. with it,,.,int.itereald be .leackgpt,eactinainmast severely ,woentd, 'Ott% • ' 4 ., wi,th,..tsillon I. enure quilt ey,061- ta rally - goelaeee'•i getgi needyle the same predicament, witi han. ' ` TON f,,,y:Wher article it e z used Wilreigut ! to repair the damages, the weather being very stibafigie . tl)e r -fir friclieO. - Thal i me o . ! ... re_pfilosk.w . jit 1 ;a . : RS - . ea eedeagerogg on . hats..-' At Man of we i r i lliti. .... {rr~: ' J Kr. . ~ I, , . , ..'. _ . -.,- • . • • '' , s ~,. . , , , . • rti • 7 t, .. •••• • r ....- ' •- - • ....4-ti ' , -. . • • • - • ... . • . t:i - ,. ,: • - ' '' • ~* 7 , • ~ • - -.s . * • ' '• . . . • • . • .'.:,:.....' :it ** , 7" '7'l. t. : r:ia.. 4 . - , 41: •ft, r:.• • 4- - ~ ...,:i 4. lie . itbil,r" , , * ~. . ~, - .''' •, - ....r •ciak. r% ' "`-= l*ll s I •''' • • • '„ 1 ~. ,4 - '..r4t:: .la 4 - • .•;-• '* • .. . • . . 1. ' ••• :# t '! 1g li r tiAISIN; ~ • . -:. _. 7 ; - ! - • -e. , .. --- ..... . . . . ,-- • ._- . , • . -.- Ni.frAriNTßlAt ... . ..•,.. i , T E .A T :PP.• • 4 : ' • . . .. . wis,lOtit . oppenrslprtj t Millthisaratibbil(itaiiiatliOW I e'gasi,iiiiikoo)Boo,44#o1 1 4 l ' ' ' • , • sacsitisa raiLissib ititig tglika.:o4vsluraissi. Thedocumentsnre 0 IMO a,- of lopyomialtioreetatie .., ..... ;:. •: ( 4,,13 j .. 'A , ~ ~,,• ~. rriv,, Oce. !R.-Renato Mt htilieMy's Alp!, sea i 'feelings' in a Seri - politfii • , j a „. la* •. . • Alp t lie;:;; : , .ih - tlzkoif .. ,•-• - ' , v 1,1410 0 14 ske • %. •-• • .• -wormert* *.k - &fit stip' * hefor. 4 • ''. • ' - - -. -A 5 .!... 49P • • * .ntl •-.' ' . ''...'''' • l '*__,_ . , ' - 4 • 1 '!aeo *roiled tillOWo4l l 6 '''' '''• •' ''' . ... . . . .kiji ' • I ._•*: ' -,-- ~ . ' ".14 .' - ~;, . g . . lo ta ul'ierkt !! -. .. ,aetg ~ h ., _. .. ' "thwircti '1 Mu meta's', OCt-X-Ighthriglatotakes railtrisio . Crarki' •- J - -t . i•" 1; 1 " . It 171 V.Vi ioo li lla tok , t - *WU alseretraiikkedi 4 ooollllololer ''. _ Ai& •. -• , - t , 704. - 0 „ • ~?;DP.f„',4 - 7 Ififil. t ilie' a I ' be Alone, to ( luteetimi. ... ' ', ' .4 ' • ''.. I ' , . - # (11 ' 1$ . 1 . 11 , ! E ' `i f : Tateli : .." . 40 ''''lLl ;,0e044e 4 -•eirtbeestil Wro= 4o rhahregiiiikl Ifttealllit eo ' "•' ' PlfCl4 if .6. tilt ''v qittt.:htwklllMWtl p,, *a ryl, Oce. 1.5. 0 -/Serlirekthe Pocklineese, Si4psee t • - "to eteite'ss higheritegert glirs-rob ora disg. : F rew !, " lam malts iaaa , „ lib : 64 4 •40f i b i .• , f g, .. t ‘ itto ;. •. • - . 44, • thos e s „, . 4004 . f . ~, * goi Ayres ; Mid Ids illaimty's ship Hydra, frdas Peels. , . Of tbe Oilieisi Duenawistialibiles t ... .. so s tb*,,,,f'. fo re 4it t l iogr T,F,' 9 , tvo i 19 ,. pit , . ' ' • Pi1 . " ...; add' tittle bii i #4, all lix, : I..ieftliistegoalabee si ,l• IL - tae die elation 'of the nilitinee thdf ; i ii r r o , 4 l . • *, #l:o4 4ta - , ...A s i r i "Hi% - ..rf s * - .i.,,R e° PICII e cEP I / 0 1 , 7* • A li t 4 - ..i . • . • 4 0 444 '. ' • :'FA - 0 e14 1 4 41 .0 154 ' ' - r4I,W*IIIII. ()cr. '.4...!lriliei*tl die CienOlopper, froth POits. of 'Abstria, Sweden, and Fril4f. .1. 7 k , --; .' .. waarom"Vetilseiy# W ri t - tio T a tt a l atatsa,a Ar a . - ' ' 1 Alir 4 13 / 1 1, ~ . .• - . , .1. , .. . .. .,„. -, _ 0 ,, „,,,, to rolieet the ships - hound to Portugal and the Meaner- a ytos qf ;hi ipp ae diate consort - . :.. (- roo t , th e • Way be I fiPai t t 1W: I IV l • 'ro l aka' p:P re ' . ; p ;fr i ' # we r i . ' t - tit with "trek " Ad ' 'thiirt•AgiiiAllThet . r., ran. ant sailed le join the fleet now off this port...ftenest- Pelsfleation,--arellettetencil indeed lialtaiTAVlllh Linsfavostnible ' Len d: dit i 7; o i t i d _kii io ... •. • - L nour of making rliAr' ) . .,. ic _ ts'%6l_' .. - ..,11 . 1ar is .. I . • &Milner sloops,/ wile , roe cork ougu t e West ladles I aid llie , *we nn agreeable kind, but Ai l lif .„..,lWifeHeesey' 0 all lach'y been. T filby u p-s44i . • * ' pr i m :li e : 4 h r. fitlttl,lpilVs,,,litie . i I.* ~ ..10 .!,„. ..,.., !,, i- ~ i :. -• ; . i; .00 iomuod gas - brig , with steel for Wales. • - • • . i fiwitin#l l, 'and from the n°cenit ie k• "Flint thew - event disclietxmlbjectae eimatileuttiretkillappthis 4 * thi l :ktlailsilie 441 0 .14 4 4rief e ' 'L. ' ' - . vita ‘ Anno yer'', OCT. i6. 7 .-Amieetl yeatetday The Pertta..•iitli a sire,' tw•opea.sb eyes of -nations te-the liguiselow s •a4 aom pti.„ i iikows ai sewg t ,anstabest,bmiselb bag blja r ibes. gigolo netelati. • • arenveres-Idielt ' a c t 'ti , , ..:, fii i • ~ 1 ' , '.bet convoy from Ileligubnd.- All eenseemieation with dm tips Mei itieuity of diplomacy in gifeene,'M aneesrisse - sec r et* gars against France, the latter power offered to noititifili. se-irtilfe • Iltb ak iiiiitt iii. "4 . • 'lrtibmiit i.• toe itoad, being suspended ,by the tempestuous weither, It- trots ot.aational intereanrse, MO . loPasnossestgseot oi skof Atitotpos fqr pmcor, florwi m o,poommemerfige wee 1.141 4 est i 1 a i ii maikiiitie* , „ latiait 6k ii vi .. ive.r .. .„ , ~,,,, not heeo ascertained whether she is the bearer of any fresh elrevOielon, than : the vast rnailliaili,grAttihiroaikb,Some- ') y rrfrimi. tl i p,ptMelirkiilleaffoitmegthe fierkteest bvi- k , basibibgn 1 0 - n - r - sW01; -' • shsisir . • oplitsp os i .. o ,.ni g eoce, though it is conjectered not, as th e means of coin-. tarle4 Of Legation, and their varinosoeratearita r_efilitelaratiesel enlerp;' PK , , ii, , that rite, Agit:Vowels net not me. twat * ' • ''' l it* . ' a'r i ip.s,tan.-1 ' ronicition with the shore, by signals, are always available, mod . remootrateres, rip' i es, • notes fdrioidOntpoisoles di *, aii evade/Oat hkeskib .. pther , to tr* : tqlefests O'Shea , . - ••-''' -''• ' • • ' .. ~,..,a 0 ., • :.0 i soest o bosat au3 news of importance would hare been made knows tiotalth yln motion I. , that all the intricacy .6f . siknelietienirdaitraW , l'ilaiiie W*01641414 it Which its viriotMomemaces would have l' 1 •o'''''' .it ;. • . A t ; ' •" * !.!:', 1 12vr" .. TA • a . - ' ~: that channel. • pioYee • for no other purpose tbaiCthitif keeping tbile laj • beebbrought late close Contact with thkek4manetienty.. Thet.l„.• ?" 1 17'.'"1 ..1,,i4 e'r ri LI . 15t r s, .1700 .0 :16 • , _ • ' . 'dark as to their true interests,, sod lif eanspelgas 'them to hi- Wilillitnalthetitiir Witte driPii.iPAlttetWer tieing rejected, is, lisetln*Fri e : upy , • e. tut - • nod to *mist .the Tho Betsey, To washend , from Sunderland ,. Is on 'leant di et rofligacy, , _aotlatioat - of : nicer lie- : vefg &Ink* inatiffest s and consirterit .. 4 the initethttp If which the emen l whi... • , - . „.. . . o 4 p...,i,. y..„ • _ . ~ s iore upon the Ilolderness coast, and doubtful who- 4 7 40 • 4 1t , on e xe ar i a t et ir ~ 4 rT i g _ re : 11 .7-,.., er aL liti v ltt l i r O r es i t ' a r i . e hai ll'" . • ti mil i dera t _ . ~_106,.'. consists; bi'llioatiorne!.l4.oll/111019'ratit.nlien:1 t t,l: l l l : l t i ti -. iii : 4 1 4744. .... 4... .., . i hostile mutt nowttem t T sow Is sa lbw rase manor/ Is, and ' stß 'her she will be got o ft; • I leikty tn„..01 gomblotgleaelf the alltheeeth • leln anon this to the fnitallitonts, t*cliviriketbtlAtilW VtirVr: ' ronvictloo.of this truth would he peoliteire4, i'ee e ry The Dart, Oweo, from Liverpool to OPortlos, _.... a . lie ' Wf /lave dot* toe, Opliellsal the eott- ' tovn preparation cc iiad hem I: . i Tt4 ..7,4y e t .'g4 ,4 l l' ,hro; si ret o lernt sprung a leak off Biudr7 ; noes in going into Dkb i.l%lnessillteanestitri: ta st ir a i t d e b pa y the pers p . er t u me sair it.4 lllllo4 ,l4 ... , Mee the liotafer . - asumpSion_ettiP t illn the rejeFtioa a the 91111cgaianCe can be r i so n‘ . ih4 yilOtbili • • o(Atiiii) it, fat ,01 ch every t dates, and for a moineetjgcotlPl4 struck on the Bar, Ind received so much damage, ! f or d qr vrent reposes, been laid' KlNflie Ae l erld:' but the • dtj'eeol Knit& to hive room for many obtellcMitnis ou that pf . twat she had fear feet water in her hold. The cargo 'series erdaemnentit now under coneharatitt k iniclMurr Sweden. thh PWwer ipricarito have 'While' mind on the pm: kettle` the ', 410 te".•• net must be discharged. . . i end more le telllfible poi at of view,theo ansraferseiwe base feet'. it*SAllor wAityl7lia iii-da fo' Awaits • thii liege isfifod she er- t beaitfibilidl O n g '• . 0 1•1 ' : i l f!.(11 * ** Y 4 • * .:.• 6 1 00 . , ~, „.-- . . ,_ a Egf rik i iitit&crP s W. i o nt° " , ' 1 . 1 • • A re- ..2 . 1 . ii 4. Extract of a Letter frami attltiih Q .r, cle - ,..., 6°) l l ' arts ' are - . 41 "elket nyiner, whiell ' the .• Alit - ' - - . - „ p, . attpg of t#efe do- -jetted. sad .e is dotri •its.. order to - obtala i t , I n offidote with vines o f asuswast, , . ..e . 'riser .11100111191161: Oh • _ natualtbkprodisca. -It 041 e - us 4 firiee loom' ' scup- :Russia, f; ;,.dostria,. spa England. ', liteiiit apptara that , every clescriptiou;,l (111Atp- t • .Alttiqw et - C:11/.01a de Passage, Oct. 101.- l eithr 3 o of We- . ca meos. .. ' «Toe enthnate of the present , coalitioomi s France.-- at the ..solf-totstuise Istrelet, of two , air lessi, - *thesiahvitrisdleti ' bl . mane have 'fatten fl i t - .' of" IMO' rota has this moment taken his leave of Illti: ‘nd, of ,Jastianlitechitit foonaed,..Aoriwirw_tiorf ii, %true. ..aek.nsvn. ace, lir the,loaslcsof . their C_ • 1 7; ORS thy w P/ ith i lwee.th Y p s n , 300;pligi ; . ~, t ' title country, I fear, for ever. It was a dily aptly , 'dur e ,,,,, parties en rge d i n it,_.. 4 4 .4 vos e klad.adi te dif it tr a nir • • see seittuitiq oiljPeitkceolli : ibPse!hich . , . 'illePliielltibbitie." ars' 00posseectiog day 4 let ' /etitte'eri r &OViefk'i • • .eltilsert for his embarkation, as it had t?een_telt ape*: Igillty of its iltPabsk'saccess,.th, hiklierso we Is a m u : es . • t a gto of t b e it • •• . t i it i sb . ,by the navy for the celebratielt of his entry Ilitd-tille- i abied te.do, , , 'The. latter beach' a • 14, T . A. , , , • s:t rewi:44" '"' abakm w O a t 0 , tack made bi h the Coassplw,Rion. the enen4V Amtp• : t'is,Towever, of. incur or onneeessusialeaS s s the would be rea- „,• , • oestifel , invasion •of France ; never was all enemy ;value, is comparison of siskibeiser l thiptemist atitlinao;W i tth • eily aliitittloti*ll. t Arndt salt td 4iabination of poweregreot re . --""''''''' , .assiley Otte-mike beer tketr tk ..stglills;,i :Mere completely beaten at all points, led driven inn the hope& ii . i i c t ! e t n t. awl Floretdatioon, eenneeted '4,r(10 it, i• silts cannot, tre - fehil bt'exPeetetf t tttere must he mote public to us, 1 10 d P 3 f,t out on f°4 - k - .Pt i t °P4 1 1 1,01:. ii vi i ii a u. p o sts -lye, • and . on :Isis native 101 - 1 attic,' la "°N et . ' i n ne91:14 temporary Interest : in•afew yeamsat tie ' virtue and peblie ipiti IWriSed Jilin it; • identity, or, at least, kf!r a fftiL744l4:With'B,4h ' . I Alt liatug.poiC , Nerve - was trinmPh mere compl ate;ver did a Etna ,-' lens prombirm a few mouths, no trace will be left,- , io the oonsisteney of inteetidli .lllll2l 'he ' firmly established ,ere it can the Elbe on the 9th Oct, near Boitsenbtirti• .I . pepll- va I ,z ke leave of all y army under more briltiant or t I°w° ' aed feelin P• of me "' of its ' fagirti" existence bat "t the •••hdasse on adeirateiastromeel to mime the gigantic Power if tnitXl ....on the lath, - -W i bye!.i:og‘lis .4„iiit ; l'ercetli• it'lltetotts between Governments amt.:pen* Mast, of necessity , . Fa me Is i l bi n ap id e p te ap d reason able limits . _. , .... __ __..... 1.- .11....:•.2.•k1in Ai:. Atm /infra rho Rue-'ola14101.;IO 00- Weeeei. Lod Opel following .... ... .. . -. ..... .. r. ..,'"q7, rT; - , -- . r •rzi u - - - •• r- iii i ••• ••• 7r•r•••..,..e.---- . . ' airier ipr t An 19.1T1S •el f 'Mt l ager poi eri., Ana ,', peering tot the northward, I ordered the Royalist ;J., ~. - • liublip"aave in, r/ matt Ali times mote bYt I P .84apriso her of our sitoodlces ; - .ltt-asiy 7 light this nlordtthj tit' '.- .... use•if this in 10161e:discovery than the Patetio i•sg, I ohearrediArott skip •ttr iviivard, which prirretTi t „.."-,, : . . - &'rr ~. f in bsi, jig lila . . • ~ : to be 14.2dajeatfsk shirolliptien. a nds you, Sir;', 4 ~. - 1 . . CORKExeffAii l ; l 4Ciclat , 'The rtuPPlY*linteit Was . Nkhe-100sota OPeair prociedlng•this mornins, I . '_i ...,- "A' thigimOsainF being. lOna,V9 4 1 1,4 oh fill* 94.4,101:010" bei learrti teflattliltres for - tbt . satisiltterit events. r z -- .-... • ; • I twined, qinday7a,pricesvhot ti)et . .e is iio dcgrilid fsitt, M -AnreecchniedvAltlittimitillifoti Iroirjptain Bremer' •ii - • ; . interior sorts. , Ilatteris Is. per quarter dea,prijond,;',. wa a kt;•4 a netioeslo . ' 'fall v ary s t o ok o f hi s 4 4 ,0„ .„,, , . t .. , I . .t ha deputail for . .All.llAtfledt •Viker'than On NorldaY• ! lefts T intMlitig Imp* .. itiitifeeem4' 7 - li •' V Oats' _are 1s: fter qufrres,chtpeit- .t. 151 At* Beeifs 7 and sh!p's company, inflattillitit: for the gaP• •.•••• '' l I' and other articles,, thyva to, a4te,fitiei i ti.j a y., yc g o• ii• '.- ' hod a a ppaas.shey afforalilkassi Viol :It* k 0t 0t c„,.....„ 4 , ~. ,- ... ...- , 1 Vf Iked4l.rneilh) .7 * • ri. "C ril "• •Vsy‘t,* f•.l '. ;;. To.the :4110ef • a Wl' lAilw Irk - this 91000 T - rott (voYeixo). r 3 ., old . .2.. ..I&,lti 3. --- 1,4 '. 1 " veliug conduct in the action, anti atiVing'the time we pt. - • rioljt.Atta • 491 it • t„ id e ate ' ' • __. ge 2 161 !Xi "aftej,4; • ;Flit:Yr:4 , ...1. . kept sight of the evenly, In the eat'e' Yet rre,atter I al." Milt : .i.Whiite Pes6 ~ ~ ..... h eal 75,1•Pi.pm.4.,•,,,,598 :- 98 most ever experienceit; and het to rearm a ment' Mr. .: .NFor ditto . . ~.. „op 951 F 141',14PJAA it Mikis StKViI, Sertibr Lieutenant of thill sloop; o I 4. 0 • , i use lloilds6l l . l ,lWl :a& t l‘A 11 6 " .... .... G.Master's • . Limy Year ' .66- 60 &coeds ...., ..... 71, n• Mr. Thomas G. Cooper, Mdse. Captain I . i . • .0.- ... • .% I 1