The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-01 00:00:00

7011. ulll fi , pu y Dr. • blood and treasure of his subjects. ALEXANDER This valuation is apon an avenge estimate of s. does not, like our Ministers, let his national or per- nual receipts, and . is, it is believed, as nearly accu rate as such an account can be. They all frequently sonar resentment against an enemy, urge him onto an greatly exceed the above sums, excepting Clonfert, - - u 2., aid thereby make his people rue for Killala, and Ossory, which are termed the rearing a' i yen, successes. We are surprised and glad to Bishopricks, as persons of much Parlitunehtary in ! . . !he harhocians of the North set so good an ex- terest rarely remain long upon them. Nearly all : ti.!'u to the polished Courts of the South and West, the others have enormous estates, which are Yet on ulf .odention 'II here exultation might fairly be in- leases with heavy bites; of course the renewals, as the terms are in general three and seven years, pro .!,,ed in. . 'duce, by their frequency, very large profits. It is —. 4 .—.. computed, that if the lands of five of them were The Weymouth Election ought to o pen the eyes now out of lease.. their annual value would exceed 'et the people tunic than any thing which has oc- half a millon. (Aee Wak-field's Account of Ireland, uteri for. some time.. This is one of the bat-faced p. 470-) rye in which the liberties of Englishmen are bar-. red away. Can we wonder that large sums of armagh • Derry Kilmore - Waterford • - money are voted and dispersed of in secret services,! Ca t tier - • 100;000 ai,d t': at D... its of Admiralty are thought to be a good : To the greater part of the Sees there is attached an ra:ze for the sore which war creates 3,--It seems the immense patronage. More than half of. the pat ishes a toe of the evidence of the Comm;ttee open this are in the gift of the Bishops, and many haves; their dispersal several benefices, frown 1.1001. to 4000 L per pr-e'reis lousiness, is not to be laid before the House annum. of Commni.s. Only the convenient part is to be wessersesregemeseer Selected and brought forward. We are unable to Friday night summonses were issued to all those - gents what wi:l be done to an ill us t r io us delinquent distinguished characters who have attended the meetings respecting the Princess of .WALES'S Letter. in this delicate transaction ! The Clime JUSTICE Saturday the Cabinet Ministers, the Archbishops, w7ll, in all p.obability, think that the Royal Dike the Chief Justices of the Courts of King's Bench, hes been unfortunate by iuvolviug himself in this Common Pleas, the CHIEF BARON of the Excite smndalous proceeding. • I QUER, the Judges of the Admiralty and. the Arches, —011... i the MASTER of the Rott.s, the SPEAKER of the A vessel i 3 arrived at Leith, which touched at the House of Commons, the DEAN of WESTMINSTER, Island of Anholt on the ISth last. She has brought &c. attended at the SECRETARY of STATE'S Office, letters from thence, from one o f whi c h we have but not hi a body, each having called at the Office in made the following extract : the course of the day, and remained there a few mi itutes. They were received by Viscount SIDMOUTII " ISLAND OP ANNOLT, Fea.lB.—From Elsineur and Swe.. in his room. From the shortness of the time they den we have information that Dantzic 1141 been some weeks remained, it is concluded that no deliberations took clwely blockaded by the Russians, under Count Wingenstein, Lot that it bad not surrendered on the 241 inst. The garrison place . , but that they merely called at the Office to consisted of 12,004) men, at least it it so reported in Denmark. i sign some document. " Ever since the destruction of the Grand Army, the Danes ' Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Carl have manifested somewhat of a more amicable spirit, and I , ton-House, -before the PRINCE REGENT and his have so doubt that they will shortly declare in our favour.— : Household, by the Rev. W. F. &mono, and Tae conscription in the North of Germany has not been success. 1 the Rev. J. S. CJARRY fuI. The yotto g men have fled, and concealed themselves oa ! the small Ani.th at the mouth of the German Riven. On Wan- i . Yesterday the Pains REGENT visited the Princess CHARLOTTE garab. 300 German. have been taken bff by our cruisers since ; • the breakin g up of t h e i ce . 4 The deportment of BONAPARTE to the Swedish Minister at Paris is in a great measure the counter " A ;mall vessel which put in h e re fro m th e opposite coast says, that the. Russian head-quarters are at Warsaw, and t hat part of what occurred to Lord WRITWORTII, in the the Emperor Alexander was there the latter end of January. • audience his Lordship had with the same great Per '. The occupation of Berlin and Swedish Ponserania by the Sonage, in the short interval of peace, in 1802 ; Russian armies, win be the signal for a general rising in the only that the attendants having left the anti-cham- North of Germany. The former is reported. hat I have no hers, made the farce truly ludicrous. The whole confirmation of it. The Germans will mot sar.ke a premature taken together s excites in the mind the risible pa. effort, lest they should be overpowered:. ... geantry of the King in Tons Thumb. . —04.-- Then is no doubt but that the Meniteur will be directed to contradict the whole of the Swedish Ml. nister's Report of what he met with In his audience with BONAPARTI, at Paris. It will probably be charged to the same account as that of Sir ROBERT WILSON'S history of what happened at Jaffa. A train of field artillery and 150,000 stand of arms are preparing for foreign service. Theartillery is now shipping at Woolwich. Major Hon goes Aid-de-Camp with General Sir T. Geattax, to. Portage!. Tolima, JAN. U.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Insolent, with Dispatches from Adm. Lord Kenn, from the, squadron in Basque Roads, and reports, that- great part of the 111,11 are landed from the French ships and marched to join the Grand Arms in the North. Poseressoorn, Few RB.---Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Cornwall, from Plymouth.—Sailed, to-day, his Majesty's ship' comroy for Guernsey "-es. 26.—5-Arrived his . - £1 . 411,000 per ann. Paris Papers reached town last night to the 24th ult. Still nothing is said about the Expose, nor is any information given relative to the armies, or re specting the situation of Danttic. bay, for his' services in the late campaign, has been created Prince of MOSILWA, a principality (so called), into which the Castle of Rivoli and adjoining lands, in. Italy, have been for this purpose metamorphosed.— We cannot learn that there is any foundation for the report of a Negotiation for the Exchange of.. Priso ners. It is rumoured, however, that a proposition was made by the French Government, for a partial exchange, which was rejected by our Government as inadmissible. By the Mail arrived this morning from the Brazils, we learn that his Majesty's ship Bonne Citoyenne arrived at Bahia on the 26th of November, from the River Plate and Rio Janeiro, and was left there all well when the packet sailed.—She was under-wrote on Saturday last at 40 guineas. with a , PLawatrrit, Bramble - MCAT the being F His Royal Highness the Paint Riaticr enter tained the Foreign Ministers, and a numerous party, With an elegant •!!. , •:rr yesterday, at Carlton-house. The Ptincas 'HA &Long, we are happy to learn, was so much better as to be Bidet° take an airing on Frid amd sa . .uiday for about an hour and a half. frotn cruim becomes to consider, -- _ _ 'lament . them; an& tnatilwire intnerd. , remedy these . eviliv . tetra / 4 *(iics,viiiiclukniottitrates, witnthelast degree of t w re li s k se h s 4 o es f igli th i e rri ti ni ti e i t ti, to iling. freq tbe ue m e g t e ly lve l s m o po f e e e h !n d p i o s n their wretched countrymen. My object, therefore, :evidence, that the great body of CatholicS•iii trelanil, cOnstitutlpg three-fourths of its whole poptalatiort„ do in nOW eddreseleg yon, is to ascertain, 154, Whe... , suGrer most acuteiyin alMost all the relatians of ha f ther the alleged advance upon malt is warranted man life, either. To m the aCt9al.. state. or the laws, • circitnstatiens? etitildly, Whether the advance is of by 'respecting thetn y or.from the consequence!' of fltosie lairs. But, ••iiitliiiat entering • ititn.tiiis hocadlese such extent tie to *arrant a, rise of more .than-16 Thet i r4 .4.t5.; per cent..or oeo penny per pot, on the price of frlet i 1 vorp.oß tilf yOO, ii*; toplace yolmilt 6.. d y out idi In our situation, ; and then to say whether it is Porter? which . (supposing one-half of • such profit net..e.Positive DE4161111144;40 that ,911 - 0 ,“( the most goes to . the publican) affords to the brewer of . 120,000 barrels per annum . an increased annual in- • sensible which well-informed c . iitds Clu possio; y ea r dtiii, to find themselves marked, characi,.rs„ in soy come of 36,0001; But this is supposiug the publican ciety ; persons stigntatizttl by, the laws of .13e. rows. to hare half the 'nett, which being improbable, must naturally add to the income of the brewer, oho, I . try as bad; or,, at least, as . .suspectt!' strbjes:ta tkna citizens? . If this is not positive , puttisn'titent, expieita think, is justly celled .upon to. satisfy . the public to 111 d. • e what constitates that of the Oleo , . It ii min need pot remind u, Sir of the ancient maxim, i ! from this mark of odium, this stigma of disgrace, yo I , " Nt/ui cue bongos, nisi quod honestuns caret;" '-that Catholics pant to be free, not. from the bare ex. elusion from certain offices and emoluments to whf.ch but ouch an enormous profit as this, originating in a trifling advance (as lam informed) upon the price they know that few, very few indeed of . them, can ever hope to attain. In fact, they do not t. litine i nf malt, is not altogether maxim s compatible .with taste abort :fide, - petittenlOr.ainhitiOn to by a e actuall ,sen a • the situations in question, but. barely to be di r hive Only In aid; hi conclusion, . what you must gible to them, which single measure will, at he well awes* of, that such events as these, in times - - once, remove the stigma they , complain .of, aed put of public danger,. ere'of all evils* the . Most likely to consummate a nation's downfal. I trust, Sir, yen .them on au equal footing with their leilnw-stiLysill In all the gradations of society. ,As matters's:and, will not deem the subject unworthy of public lures- th e t erm tigation • and If yea bud the advance upon Porter ts... 4.ted . by P it a l r i t n sr m o u pe ch rat t es he upon chafe those Who are desig. not really jest to its present @Meat y that you will mintier as the tppet set the laudable exam p le in y our own potion, Or ' ' . latiod of 4tristocratdidon.the Nobility and Gentry ~in France at the beginning. of the _lntal.French Re. supplying publicans at such a reduced 'price as t0 ; . . 1 , 40 1,, t i 0 n. enable them to furnish the labouring • man .with , lithl.. i• accustomed beverage at the old price. In' &loci tre l u i st .' argument with you was, that the which you would do mare good then has e M a y nd sec o mi fel d y - of the United . Kingdom win be ... been t it *, .: ' m ore effectually pronioted by conciliating the Oath°• or can ensue, froM the victories of a Tv CLLINGTON .._ or a KUTUSOFF SUOLENSKO! , 0 mg population of I dre reland than by any other meas ' - - 1 Binh catt . be debited. in fact, how alarming must In the hope that this subject may not . fall into 0h.., eL ~ ..1 . -e. . livion, and that Porter may not decrease in strength: 4w ' eseipesituation of IL uattmt like Ottfa, which, how.. as it rises in price, *teat itt itself, is comparatively ' small, when it . -•- - .- .. i-' ''riliti ..itself in a state of warfare, with almost the I am,* Sir :, . • • • ‘ . Youill.mirSt reft%ctfillgii ~..,....:,whole civilized world, and finds that a large prttpor.. T y r wi t : tt are '• !ilia. opt its own subjects', and that furnishrtig :ilitost Surrey, Febroory 24, 1819. ' ' . - '• ' 1 • one half of its fighting men, by land and b) se::, in aS . • state -of discontent, and - irritation !' This duos not ' . ' feature iv the .`ii-acter of I fish- The long pending cause respeetinglitil Angell Es:... proceed from any fates, at Stockwell, has lately. been'' ;decided in the men, but from these. grievances mentioned ;.1 _the Court of Chancery. By the decision, a female . in Statement referrOd to above: :Let them but , •1-oy the situation of cook fh the family of a Mr. C A pp4 the full benefits of the British Cotistif extol:, :eke enters into possession of a fortouoef three millions ' other subjects, mid you will soon see all tr.eir cliaravi sterling, arising from the accuinelalion of interelt teristic enthusiasm aerr energy, both physical !slid on the proceeds of property orienilly valued .at • moral, directed to the preservation if tin. treasure i • 500,0001. spinet alt its enemies. Y.Oll may then safelv with- CORN EXCHANGE, Marten t. . ~ . draw yourarmy from Ireland, and employ it. wher. Althottak nor Market contintimscantily supplied with Wheat, • there is a heaviness in the sale of that Grain as the principal over else you may want it, and may save the Uttilittßi MWers are holding off, in expectation of con;Pßenibl6 arrivals, .Which it costs . you. Tht: Irish Catholics fin . con. .. which are daily I°6l°l for. Fine Wheat sold 4s. per elase!ae Inaction indeed with their Protestant fellow-subrots) dearer than on - Monday last, but there is no alteratioa in the price 6f inferior. Few arrivals of Barley, from Satin, . which are , will not only afford you sit invincible unbotight'de4 readily taken of 4 id an .adenace at es. per quarter.' Oats, Is. fence of their island, -hot:also . furnish •ynu Aritli C a ireter dear% Pea, Beans, and other Articles.; tonneau iOOOOO additional. soldiers Or leantoll. . • Yea hats oat tut eek•sliders. Wheat • . • ' asked . me whether the Irish h ave net already pleded Ditto ( Foreign ) .... NM 150 Beam -. 76 90 their oaths to the htete? They hove 110 : hut reason s Rye - • -74 78 Tick do. ~.BO 60 Old.. . • •00 00 and examples on the Continent,- must have convince d fl ea l: k e Itt6 —.. ••• "' ' 72 74 Oats ..,..... 40 •54 you of the difference with which those subjects de., . Mak . • 100 110 Fine ditto ..........00 00' feed a Constitution and GbYernmenty who are ea. White Peas • • • - '9O 95 Poland do. • SO 52 Ditto (boilers) . - 100 105 Feed ditto •.. -..24 46 thusiastically warmed with the love of them, and N e w ditto .... ~... 0000 Fine 1F10ar........ 105 110 , others who coldly ) and,' as it were, mechanically, Greyreas 84'86 Seconds " SMITHFIELD MARKET.,-Maacs L • this respect. It is certain that the 'Ash Prelates, in To sink the Offal, per stone of tint. - particular, did most . heroically exert theroseives to Beef ....61, Od. to 7s. 0.1. Head of Cattle this dar t . Mutts* ..6%. SC to Is. .4ct: Beasts . . tri o reclaim their misguided people during the time of this firm in shelf Meal ....7s, 04.. se Si. Oil. Sheep ...•, • 11,840 R ebellion, and agaht to preserve them . park —.es. W. tp Is. Cia Cairns ..•• . •••• -1 10 allegiance when lloehe, with a French force, usi of Lamb —;" 04. to Cli* Od'' Pi g s . - • ' '*. ' '.'"' • their coasts; for which latter duty they received the •.. HAT-MARKET. ' • . , flay . • , - .......41. Os. OA. to M. 100. pl.. .. 'faring thinks of Government. It may also be de. chyme .... al. 54 nit. to lit, 104. Od• .. vended upon, that they would conduct themselves Straw .Z. Si. od. •to B. Ss. Od. wlth equal under -. trials; o- peol.. •'• ad regard for the honour and independeetwe ti,, ... -ftwolltuttit • ".:roi?gtfttli-••• ,' . ,ii."' '"" ',IF '7; 4, . ~'• . : ,„,..••••;10 , .• 4..4- ./.;•• ,-- ~.) ~...t.; . t .4.43 r , . •.,,,:, TA fs. , 7 4 . 511411.10604 . ~., • ~. '. " -.., ,r,. Slltte.y a • altioralue of the Irish Seib' , . . .in • ' ' - •Imemstve • -1""' '''""/ , d ?' -'.' t ` '. 4 ' ;1 10211i valobi l te et tthe ancient Crown o of Sweden, that we shall net Ma tte imegegw; It be left . . 1 17' owe. pl a t ... . ~. irgT;; 44.4 , 7 ,,,r 4;; ~ •g-• , - . . b e surprli •ed if the tenour of both Papers, takes to. J o i t aK jai( t hey are Itc h & . : • 1-,--%.-ert, . pm 4 0 4 it , .4,1t 0 , . . tt . •., ',di i p rogis t itesseto 4 siltt 'til ,. 44,, . . „c e ~ et h er were to give rise to certain explanetiou (the Ottpptkiluh i luid the fist of - ? IMO Mt "' . MOM time of 'writing being duly sompered with the per. 11111091 4 Abeifolike them, they , ten t), which may prevent an actual rupture itoy Dotes's . 4 1 0 01 4 1 1 1 01Paeit ementir Y ' ' 4 ' : ' ' IMO ttist intieiliittly ailitlidet ' ' •V"'' •' - "( 'h' •=s •''" . nlk Olsbee.' ' • .041 • teed . either upon the youitee, a t a lo . , -.•• • , ; - . . . - 2..) tia.c •.• : .4 g • . .• . • . .. , ..__,_. t o re iniesitandlitoS •of, ths i tierer ... k:"" 1 • •-o•• • • . i. . • 7,4 11 OIuNISE,c,4) Y 1 0 4 4 , . the tw o powers. tr a br upon the Teter*, ......00...... ' teriltati and Peers in the interest Of • , .7. * . est MONO* - • sp . p oi tio be ., fissio . ti oto . aa . ; '' , Airi ', 1.1, ' " i• tieerft be the Bat :iii.',ielie laroutb, The Gaulle of Saturday contains further letterse''' 4l- '''''." • ' - P ,,fit s iihit g ot this not ' tiowfrititt There are but three or four ortAbi Shiellelidlebeli el '',lfte nieeimiltnel Peng*. J on **1011,06 (MP itoi ,'"! , --i.• • • . • •' from Lord CATHCART, but they impart little of cell. _ . I [, 4 . • ' - ir , '. reputa tion . , and etatleteteradliteektish. 44 OOP slid % to twi!tain y our illidleepiesa ' Ada , t , o w ' Lim: ~"I S ; Vitt, pg :tence to the Reader. The account of the ear. .., .MAW, in his excellent 4.o(suit***4 l ,44 vaings,..o4.7adte of " Av ai l **. 4 0,11 • p,,,, a0 , vow 4* , 77 froosi; . e or , Psi-, r oiderof the Prussian corps, under Gen. D'Yoax,is ItsA blisked, speaking of the sue epf tereemetbas t id o 6 . ?„,. e twAs t i mod o g t s o loopO s io s e.. to ;gori l y . . t new , nor is the information that his Imperial • ° pgeterred, by way of samPiet. t"-theg l e i meit ,4t ir i 4.6outhiadoe:)Zilds -oliolosoli. o r' fluid` el . iodivisheds "amlf ! th e le . peellidice, ' la, early not (0 *lt', cite'')h. .. _ VP 9 op was a LieuteuantJel , the . A cheirice 4 tiC - ' • ; • va;esty (ALE-lemma) was " occupying himself l ik 6 911 Dean or dogher, a Member of th e Imperial ' emPtes.,.," 115!SYS,Of gi‘eettetitt , le the eltilit* .. " bMV",lodell they -- , . forming a new distribution of his army," a circum.! ment—ind a Rector of a valuable Crowdliving, an gietS • 'le .... _..----- . 2 _ 4 Z $O, t a u be moo hie 'oath.. Its tieeti`XiTh/ ,' ' 1 ill so fu unkold that ' S. Yee heeiteriaa With ine dot a fteiebin, Ca • ... stance of diplomatic importance sufficient to employ r'' r V .hat. 119 wrote 1111111Wia . 31,11 ditt y WitiOlit WE " Copeeiikin4 - 011: 0 01 1 . 0 Aid.dogiamp at the Castle i" viol s 11„ p v 414 0 the tvn of a British Ambassador. An Easier adda r .#' that there are absent ees otattialtereibo Et tli pu de bli n c - -'• *fir, i ' . o f the Guards, accidentally at the Court of Rys.- shop., some of whom think it sa4ekml bees kitt b e . SWIM * Intiooct which is so . destly interestias to I ,•Atsi.or tile diffeteoll=g, *ken, ;It liitr.niMPti . - --, --, , land, and reside there for a month tie,.sivaiseks la , ;• -. • , !Li mi,i,ht have reported as meth with an equally the en - while others, prefer thee •- ' • three Vhilee CON. you bliTuolikuitently espouep4.lLooths t o betoken:hi ,Cathetics, .1 also de- .. grad effect. What does Lord CATHCART say of society to ' a dull residence at t ker' .r......0.a • monstrated Co you, that, i t Ilse latter ennui* Mem. .-- • . 'Pella, Had I " Pt" Y aa as . a H iss , I . rt i '''' not to be bound by heir oaths to the State a r .. . of what is going on at Wane, and at Vienna, fly from the uncultivated wilds' and cheeriest I not beveithlPessal you at all ; fi letwinl , wot t . *yes . _._. ~, _ .. a ; __ila h • in *hich last place another df our great Ambassadors bogs by .. which they are surrounded,' to ihrin fa. I a patriot, r cfrmi:itinvinced 1 *st thercould, by any meates,,obtava aal yens, that youposoese a mind ', 411 ,42-4 1 ' ssc h "d m th e . would have thi remedy for rho is employed, but scarcely heard of, much less seen ? 1 shionable life, and participate for, tun lit the plea- ' su p er ior to , th e sordid p r inciple, of . wa k es an d V T st . . . ancesthey co mp en of in thefiejirwn .hauds, as heat grin We assure our Readers that their Ministers are j surmise( Bath or London, wit . " ill 'Le ' ' qiisqiiti r t'. 4l '' ,i onse qeditiz iliat,"* D sr,would not be :e party pi 94.... ,eisief object of their Petitions _to et iilslittare • land:'-=Pa t hs v. 2. about to learn a humiliating lessen, which, if it does 1 4 , 1 "'II' bp freed frees ceititin existing te rs e, of oath* ._ ket;..ii ' ' T'e "10 440 10 '* Os. -WWI _et* geblitl• Wed .w,x not make them wiser, will, we promise them, make 1 ji .4 .,...31.p ri d i a Rl P "l e r ' l eather F. : .' , , i ~ joie a tali _ ~, of .. Wilt toe. feral eltils.a4 4, 8 !. ..iispr 4 r i sj i r o : .031ACDIM0 TH *UATII?LIC • C . LAIIRR. • the nation less foolish. We were the finite declare s 1 Taia _ ' c -V hillitetoa's Brother , .t .. . 1 i: ' i mstegtos4 l o#4, - - hO6 al& *NANA lika s gie a Waterford's Unehts-itamv.. • , e , -. , *ll , .. M , , *eV - win O, . elsllllse oesileerrit. of every,cou,ntry Tire to each if that the speedy departure of the Eraporeriit Ruin* 1 1 ' 711. 1 kir-± a er i t aana4 4l ool. l Vr • "•-, ;" 1 ••• ~• ~., rimstasionii '7'. , - i . _ 4 lt, "" ' i' .-.•- :-. 2- . .;" f'-'q 'Or subjett4;k4;7otur.VA 6 re,' to . e44; - riteigite44; • v lira, indicated a desire to treat of Pence: gee . Stemb-pakeif Partisan Private COM I Whell it. is roeoßected .thet,e v r a i l ertircie she m - le c ti o n of thew, I put Mean' two motives •togetbecl . e• AZ ,Northhopers ar • ' • •' ' 1.9 00Dt • Et • in possession of a private letter, which convinces ; laW.lignrwaterf.r. cOOO „ .Befestala cow , snowball has risen to such a d Prices that ll° 1 , because we did not consider them spurt in par .; , , • u s we were right. Lord CAtecaar remaining at Pe. • Eerie( Claneartl's Brother •.. , . 1%000 !touring men in employment Can. aent° 63l 7 Praiao l _,, _.!..Conferences, and because the latter , , without the form •' , tcrtburgh (tie might be as well and as usefully em.. 1 ItaM.l.i? ter )1 Y $ Brother . . ' 4, 0 0 1 ) Julllcien't for mere existence sa d , what tit M. ot waterford's Brother-al Mid Detelbrd v.OOO • ‘ - ose•amedm i'ltier lam sure be sufficient to influence your , will, • • $ • o „,„ ai i„ g esu ,,,,, . foo .-011ijileyment tea or Thay do is sofficient to strike a , I' vote, at Grand Cairo), gives reason to expect also I tlel es at-_ ! vote and the votes of a large proportion of your ri F Es E r a i rr of Roden'e Blythe . •.. . , 6,000 'Waking mind with, horror); when it is re Mel4o4 '- fellow.members, in our favour t , if hither consideo. that it may BE a separate Peace. ' Dewa-Earl of Cakdoies Cella! • *tibia-Dr. Verso:bents - . li• Ad el . thht Matidacturess; rflechanici, artisans, and labels& :Wont should.aot give them a contrary direction;4. I. is impossible not to be struck and pleased with . - 04 . 5 , Dr. Hennett . •• rz at; are wapdetint from town to town, abd otheis '' Y ou tol Catholicshavenothing to suffe r • sewer that the Proclamation of the Emperor of RUSSIA. It is Closher-Dr. Porter . . 7:000 are *weekly discbuild from employ, in a state oflii. '' roo my. the laws' as they actually stand ; and that, Waterford-Dr. Stock * - - 6,000 - cameos. ri of those blended sentiments of pride and ; Ossory---Dr. Kearney . a 3.54 speoidency an d .altpost absolute want; when these therefore, they hare no claim either •upon your kis.. ' piety, %ith 0 hick the breast of a Monarch should be : Llr e n r l e rt : D n r,: . v.B.,ll,. • 5,00 . thix *re kn o wn ,, Sir, it becomes the duty of lice or'yo • ur humanity. Tant;we•ed this by referring . 6,000 pu lieu; not merely to consider, b at to feel , . you to Counsellor Sceelly's 4ate Statement el the Pe r . filled, who purchases victo r y at the price of the Cknf . e!t- Dr. Bi . usoo . _ _._ ___ .... a..._,.. .. _ e 3,..603 ! them : an ti to eliguire intttruld • , remedy . tnese . evils. ' - ..w/ :".m,;_ which demonstrates. with tlw last degree of Majesty's ship Cornea, from Plymouth.—Sailed, straw .... s. i e. od. to 2 . d i . od. r-•-•-- - r -.., ...... ...-/ - ~...... ..._. _ _ today, his Majesty's ships Hasedrsad aid Dapper, ./ - .. 1 1101. 1 .1- , with equal loyalty under the recurwnce of similar with& convoy for Guernsey atwl Jersey. I , •I 4 The Ar 7 Price sf SUGAR, brae West, /*Est Po l . trials; nevertheless, it is evidently out of their power PLystotrrii, Fra.llB.-- , -Anitraihhl Majesty's ships 94, la sii. 1 . per . ~...., „,„ ~- 1 to answer for tbe.effects which a proclamation of (44. . Branabk and &cork from a cruise. Arena: rico of COEN of ENGLAND and NIMAN.Per 1 0 1:40411berty, and a God knows w hat best - ' 1 +rarefy-, rrm the Return. ending Fehreary let-. , • .. • DEAL, Fan. 28.—The convoy with the whole of wisest. Apt., ,Harley. OW& Ammo raw. ' Oftlii , liy s' Ftencb.Geneval and ■army in te . , the ships under theirchare stili N rentain t the wind not -- 7 - • — 7. - ----7 ----i r -,- . . -7--- i. 1 :-.2 "Itileys • Might ptodno upon the etiiiiolib •of tkfir [ I being sufficiently free. ' 1 / 41 1i 1 . 1 1 1 , 0 i s "a t i & && i..ta 8 , 41. 1 „ country, dinethdlail a‘they ate at present. ' '. FALMOUTH, Fllll. t 7 . — Arrived 'the Am •**Al Asians Prices a anima A, iit ecornaNa, iri 'Pt tit,* t *etitl4. l ll , 2 a .. _ son . argumen , . i t for 2.4118` • from Cadiz, is ohm days. Pet back his hliejeetre ri t CAleb tl9l ;alfAltrXo l ,l 4 -- vg,g .crqn, we ..g . .4 014 1 1 74 14011 wice ..ce ' c ship Pelican, with a Mail onpavd for i f .--414 %/ Tr i m ,--- -, • - .:4.- T is niitt . allfttettlad with ) Vat rived his Majesty's ship Zoo, &wits, pa, tire I =; is tsrlinea- r f i re l tileas a re s i ~ „ et tint &kW, ogr tnit . . i 1 from the Eastward; Aid l4hll Frhallgtollik: ' '----"-- ri , ''"ffrver ,, . Ak 4416iiiiViiiiii. cruise. , . • - 1 . - e' 'rt.' i • st 4.• Ulf 7 611 / b 4 3WI II U A4Us 7 Wag ism on the Rahject: • . • . . . . - . - .... . . i ser' sn' Of the that ii t , P' tiia o i ii I i , 1 d i • . 1 r ; • . I .tit .14( ' . 1 *i 4 • ir . 4 ..:, ).i 1