The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-10 00:00:00

Thm sTAII'ESMAN. rots . ledeed, thereltrit some • eirrimitinces which l e a to twat" a doubt in due blinds,* a-battle a/ secfi inagnit , de hui been fought ; hut, whatever T oy ?we bets the result of lt, we hor soon" to :be vlieved from that state of 'iltipense, will I% in , the of official intellifitlnco must . pectstillo7 be A 'kW, datrdtka 301b.ittt. Neiaim.. Oliatio.- i longing to theigaleilinlol4. l4l TVPdettaif Alves the following account of the moult of an atta ck Santander 4-. RV') ',I • • . , 46 Op the 22d and 24th.they got some guns tt , a rdar, leithout tnosket-shot of c fintrinn br' The,ships then. went agoinft it. -Tbp -Rhin' , verei and t= nwo Letters and Papers to*the lith Yuly Oat bu 1! i T neired from &sada, where the( most effectual atop woo , it sporty'', wave tak.eu for tbr.defencesof dor 6,1 0n y, in the event of •ib being attacked brtlier Americana. Then PorliatoiAtt of Lb wer Cana& Sift, o n the suggestion of the airrossiOt l .*o: PRF.VO,ST, ..wed two Acts— : ”e for ai4, n r . .fi t tioiti; into the ;egoist force; the oder. 'fronting, s. cortain sums o f n avy, to enable his Famlienoy.to meet the clan gers with which the Britisloilliartb , American Colo vies Iwo mouaced." The- COniicil was afterwards pr orogued until the middle of July. Si' C,fonnt. PaEvosv, conseqw.nce of the de r,onctratious on the part of the Americans, of an ite, , tiott to attark Canada, had pat tise force,ander big command in motion for the menaced point,talled en all the unmarried men between the n,0,%1 of 18 and 30, belonging to the militia battalions, and, taken measures to avail himself of the whole miljtary reaus and population of the Colony. Ti'e American force, however, collected fo act. t. , ,ainst Canada; is said not to be in the highest con dition, and even if it were, would, in our Opinion, live little chance of making any serious impression on Canada. The following isa Proclamation killed by General Ytiir GEORGE PREVOST, upon the receipt . of intelligence of the declaration' of war b. America& Pttoci.t Nt %TIAN. it Whereas War has tot a declared b. , the Government gat roite d g oo ., of A mer i ca , t o ra id oo twpo the Unite.l King. and Ireland ' •ae d.peadencie. there- ow ce Gr es ted. seemclearkeetose4FeeeLl2Litirref- ESSEN; A i I O II O,I 3 YPIYI ,roV 6 Olible Mrelieltef the Teo. esire allal:Urromemea of the county of r.ssila; took pts . , Friday lasti•at ithelhire Hall, *Chel msFord, i dn oi rt_e.d tortlblit, 'to celelA•ate thg fourthAn itharliyy the &sex Freeholders' Club, Iyitem of exclusion, whereas D•. Re ll's was, and cf. elusion always produced state: for them . ; realous it was that he preferred that system, and should al ways promote it. In adverting more particularly tta, the husheis of the clay, he declared his opiaion, that the county was very ritual indebted to the wprthr Chairman for hi '.tforts to raise It from its degruit. • Am lltit ow NT t A t ti he. U r E rs tlet ens itG .prese GY.N nt r, ,. Es v t re W. P. ffee7l, At, for his 'efforts to ‘raiso .. ..-- .:,- , , . 11 5 f . 6 .• - - ___ tin oi -z it . th on h oi ssi ser t : d ,,, , y , iti w iiiid patna an ea 4 , _ t _ % . v ._ 9 .t w sr o o u tt o 77 1 1,‘ . in the chair.' - • lug state of de endance, and for : obi siring Partia -1 . osergi,k NO tier tpainterkplast shed thiikpb.: wood, :Captain Newman,. AR ...r. Joiner;.the Rev. t tn h e e n c te eti ry e , t ße ry, fo h rm P e.w : as wti n he vie c ce o d nsi t d h e a rt t el the state of I*, p c% mr.ll•yeme,. 4ca. About four o'clodki' radical Ref orm in Pariia nothing hot it • piikty of nien from die . Rhin succe e d ed tnent would afford us any. le , planting . tiro 21-pounders upon the rock, and ..pleyta 4p" they a down ewatei excellent dinner, consisting of hope.of relief—without Reform, corruption must thei batteries., By. the 27t14 tiro of theenestrs ... ve gi r wi t o a ft 04 . dnitities of the season,. which wee prevail, -end the Constitution rri4ll--.-our Weir. 7/fitir disabled ; and . General it U 1 *Tea op by yi,E.,Mbrs; arthe Bell lan. Airiooll% must arise from our own efforts, and if those etfort. fOrward his advanced guard, it wasjolned b i j as the cloth was:removeds • -' • .were wanting, we should he deserving of ell we ought men .from the Medusa and Yenerable. 'Wlilo. ..... - .her. Besteo4we, after expressing fits t l einenetion 1 suffer-4f we Wished for Reform we mast- est up ter . fete peueral was to attack the town in the 'at seeing soestspectebie a Meettlifis laid ctitigr' itula- I what. we professed,-.epd return such tnesato Parlis..- While the. Rhi n . i n the front, elth two feigates :mut i fi n g-himself o n b e i n g one o f tbefirat prontoterioT the-Anent as would suppor t . our interests,..preaerse our thine brigs , poised the battery, 'lnd kept tip ilett+7 - . ; Club, which had for its object to rescue der county libertiec . and. dsfend oes rights..4- 1 14ppicate:). ; 10 1 , without a single shot received on eerlartt :1 4 ‘8_, i from, the Sate of dePeodance in which It hid bein so - 'Tonst.--.'! Ale; lioopisted r ulad A thetonepeiAtent Eteetoreot @MeV ran, and Sir Geoloz gown , thinning that; long kept by She compromise between certain of the ,' Kent." • ~,, -,- •;'....-. ~ . . :it General ioat.rte was attacking the to wn , led l o in': l ea din g. mon of th e county,: said, he'rele to propose I Mt b UtstrvirctotregiEnewietiged, ' e pntor Ally's, Its front but was beat back. The French.had rlO.l a toast -which could not well be called political,- bet' had dere: done li,jre„. sild!.'profe hinnieltis truss ciired reinforcements • ; they were stated at 800, but • ., was one risingiont of • affection, since . it • was the , friend to the cause 4 iNtliainentatri ll.eforne eat) the ) 4 seai V ." 1. .tteto l 4-.. frtg. y proied to be in feet 4000. We are sorry to beeltli tlf .one whose sin.be feared was set for ever, indeperidgnce of the .ceu i of, state, that ST GEO R GE COL\LIER,, 1011 LAKE and, but in whose recover'', should it please Heateit t o . tered 'Meisel( that ihat teentkr; wi Es which leid so loegb,llh ; MAt.coiss„ were wounded in this=." - - i restore hint, every one would rejoice-Ae.meant the represeeted by a compromise, swou)d shake off the PALERMO, JUNE 20.—The Milford lately sailed : health of out vegetable . Sovereign. He then pro. yoke and reoutne its indepeottlooce—tlirow out one of from hence for the Adriatic, having on beard oeveral : posed, •• . • the Tory Members, and return at least die indepen field-pieces a corps of engineers, and entrendila 1 __ " Ilie pfS, ,with three Arnett/wee." .. . 1 1:and.s• ' `(mod .eve the Cog. • dent Aremb4r to Parliament. tools. The Menelaus got so near . to the French 1 The health of Mr. Et,Jrgwyrus was the drank with test wives eyes remember. ~djar, 74. dariag one of the lair excursions. of the m i a rE a ,,, mr •i ?fg : t 7 e i rt. o as e r e Cor a tioo of d ie p r omo of w o k s , , three times three. -: '--' • - 'Toulon fleet al to exchange b roa d s id es, when thi • that the. Crown mbeild otey for tbe benelltof the Prpfe.' I 2 Mr. fitment:se. tweeritetc Thanks; ; and • Again de.: Menelaus's mainmast was badly . , wountleci ? Ind her . euelP - " The PAW* and Old England"' ere.' . dared his intention Of ofertnehiMself as i candidate' hulland rigging experienced *mtge.:. ~ . . .The Chairman th en' gave, • 1 fer their 'fiivder, indstlief he would he at his-post, . JET mE t3.-The* British Ooverntnetti ha's . peposeti, 1 " Prosperity to the F.soex freelbikla P e IPde P elmi f ni Club;" ' 1 all eiheleald 011 . 6;44A* al 1:41 4 : •'. • with the permission of t a ,Sieilian • ih',raile nloan. in l and in doing so, took an opportunity to state what , i .:._ .. -.. , . .... „ , „ .„ , t ,,.. ;t , . Adrian. at t h e next Anniversary. Sicily for one year certai or to bed ratiiWed for the 1 were•tbe objects and:views with which the Club was 1 ~..41,efl,tt sYnare IC . sq. was pieties ed 9 t ake tbs . t it . next with the consent of't e lender; at IA *tett* of !established, n :,sly,, to obtain an independent Tel ~ _.x...• , , . seven per cent. Repayment ' ‘ ,..be made in Wk s : presentation or tti v . ..ounty, and to promote refefle. ' ' The Independence of the kmeety o f 'easex—mr: Malta, or England, ht the 4titin'Of the lesider: f . ' . ittcrt; Waimea: ; and to forward the ii.ele .4Jeatt a. ) Western and the NlAlden Club---elid - several dthernie. i Ponrseouvit, ' Ave: . 8.-:-Qn Thaliday the, V. sobiciipti•:i Li;. 1 beer c.otered.into to raise a furia to ‘ propriate toasts were drank; and after a day passed, bilk being rtlewed from quarantine; , we i4 i ritt the i &fray Ilia eipence of returning a fre , e . and indepen- ,in perfect conviviality , the Meeting broke up. - . following faith& ,Itirtkulert front Capt.' Skei. itlint:.Gentlerrti as their Itepresenteave in Parlia- : _.. . - - - ...01`.. ... , d oe of Great Nit:sin. ~ and •ae t. ---, r 7 ----- -:, , • . . I f _...., - . 'We. learn with pleasure, that the Lords Commis...! of, ene for smog Auction , ..ad ~,,. ~,,e , e r, "; _ On the 2‘2d of the present month, a most cosy rte i. tient ' n eed hire he b e gge d . Ifate •to disClitim having - • i .- sloners of his Majesty's Treasury havieue 'had *seeder • mid weerms. divers . being sottwcts of the tali u n i te d : victory had been . obtained b y Lord W ELL', e t r;tre e ellajr.enttronn! view in promoting this , object, although 1-60,. of Aare ", as , Dow o i t hi o the li m i ts of this pr ,„i oce , over MAt*ONT, • within two teagnes of Salaiteamea,: kw offered . himself as a candidate for, their fa- consideration-the gallant and seamettAke conduceof aolithoneetieteasd ix4eleary aat such persons T Wile 'epart after having made a false retreat of fourteen leagnee, ;l es % iltaS 11% 'cycittly and . willing to retireitahy '', the Master - (ALEs.ANOtIt Goo oost), and cre wof the. trot Misprovince when ahrattei eeriest i-t have taerefore which fairly took in M teenier, he had been vim- 'aw , iti . :Idea Genelinrien would come forward : Economy transport, of `23l tons, in an action with a o s iotui, Wand with the advice of tue Executive commit of , pletely defeated, leaving, according to onielispatch,, i at: phineehemselves • he Would not however retire, privateer lof.superior force, on the Stn of January, this Province. oboe thS roY Penela 'lati°. , to order, "foto , ; 8,000 killed and wounded,. 4;MtO •Priisitiers, and ',me - .Pastlereagh, ' ltad done, from .the service of . tett, on her ietssaee from Gibraltar to Eigla;el, • a pt Street, and Ido hereby order, asjoia, and direct all P . ' i•the gr-atest part of his artilierY,•ainstrit, ankleig . ..' tie loir: for. 16 • days, 'PO tben.retanCaad aila!a hate ordered:rewards to be paid to the Ciptain and eel** are milljectset the United States of Ameri , a, to depart • gage ;but the on repo men one set d report t* their h aving - accept of effice, hentuee no .• 061 0'. person would .. ship's company, for their gallant defence of the ship ftse is i Provbamlwithin Id days from the day of the date a : left 12,000 killed and wounded" wito four , thou- N'tt s Its had tab much ride for that ; pia if two ood as an inducement to the crews of all transport; Ms Predations's .. ~ •• • . " Aat wbereas , sty eta order of Police issued by th e. City of : sa''d prisoners, all their artillery, cavalrY, and ineg e ..Geittleniem would come formiad and 'make: a'eterfous to preserve their ships from capture, in the follow. • *n e w, ao t i b cd96 l o w roqu i c i ogo tt i ; s ei, so id ee t s o r l b o ti o d o i gage; and their being in a most disorderly retreat, :, effort to 45iport of 'the indepetidente of the cou nty, log proportions :—The Captain, 1001. ; First Mete, atesd America lemons , " in the eistro ..of ' . erebre, to &p ar t 1- and closely p . orsued by the Allied Army., . Lord not. only would he • retire, but he would give 5001. 401. ; S econ d di t t o , 251.; - Carpenter, 151.; scree teen the city of Quebec ea or before tile Ist :: :i oP . July et, I WELLINGTON'S 100 is computed to be 3,000 killeal.towards dere') bef the es noes of the election ._ 1 seamen, each 101.; three-Apprentices, each 51. heir twelve •oclock, and from the dlAsict 4Qu Imo on or be- : and wounded . " ' •• '[Lond triviltenst,t . - • .„l . , , . • ~ This morning was executed, pursuant to his yen. froths 3 1 1 day of July meet; breve teireve c 'r'ick : And The latest advice'. from St. Petershurgh are 0r tait • song . -" Whilst aalitif is laT same Land." ! tense, Daniel Davis, at the new 'prison, Horse• vnerat the whom heintoolOwitallf As V eat 1 Statec. whoare . 15th alt. They express the fullest confidenCe in the The Cu imam'. r&e to gite a toast is whiCh be ,rneagelekea, for forgery. He acknowledged the IPM. in the city apd dilated Quebec err PhociPalit Pr.hus !eticeedsful t issue of the measures adopted. for repel. thought all woular . 'greet, and to w hich . not even the justice of his sentence, and returned miny thanks to vet Lire eanred this Prlkeluee in Laud faith, nth. prosecution i line the invadin g enemy. enemy. The armies of r.-ntervj lei ' Tories would object, if they were . present, namely, Mr. Ivele'the keeper, (or his attention to him while odor eamertialimplb. I hierathrrefase th .ugbt ft inealarge, I all - o 1 „ 3 ix __ . • . poi Ls t he i imp re were in motion f or, the i ' 4 The coonitutioa oe tee= and Ido hereby alliance the p_eriod envied • V tit, seed Onlor ! 4-4 . lage . L° l4l ... •alsa Ceillinain . ''', ! ender condemnation. He ascended the platform at.. hi Niire, f , .r Meer...inured, each persu• - r •-t the City and i Dwina and Dnieper, and fresh levies had Well ,ek.1.14 thought the'Vories would not oteject to it; b.. ; tended by the Clergyman, and remained a few mi.. Derift of Q ue bec, t e r oo d doting Ike pelt , . of „„ s d a) k f riga dered to a great ame 'nt. The total or the troo p s in ' cause be gore them ,credit for liskOng welriowcard! tie day of the date of this Pseelasestioo. • antes in prayer with him, after which he WAS launched 't GI4OIIDE PREVOST." ' the field is estimated in one a t the letters at '495,6'00 ' the Constitntion, though skrdid e ls_°Sehirt. so I '4 II .into. eternity ; when he had hang the usual. time, hie,' t'_......a0.......-.. 1 I ii.en. T' e Fee•hange at . 4 4. Potedsborith wield, till. 'i a part towards thine' Irk° PeoralN . l : t.-ieathiar.. body was delivered over to Ills relatives. We are in. Letters receive] ( rem p., .hr-. state, that the eie. We subjoin a t r ansintiee of the latest otitis! ititelli: ' .opposees; -an instance o f that but oCcessett Oft formed,' that previous to his execution, hemide some 'sliced guard of the American army co ll ec t e d to genet. from tie head-quarters of the R..ssian anui it . ---: •wy,:dty ; for, on applyinglef r ltmte. fey a military , . }confessions tending to impliCate several othera. V.entont to invade Omuta, had reached Vie Iron- { .., e 1 co 1 " 11 1 4, 4 „1:, riPrs ' "" nit,i rf , 'lisle tr: u•:-: ' ' .bitillitto attend ; asbad been . tsjtfit i Olt , 11 .44 4 . hag.i. -The erection of the new •Gattle-Town Hall; &c. ?mile h ,re , :rvady jailed. ant •;,:-$. Its force is calculated at 7000 Min. l retire to-net the wirn e r '7. ' llk fortifier ! co ~•:, 4 rere,...e t to t heibetap. I .l‘apsafused, although ha ibig t ~114,), And promise d for the county of Reef is proceeding with activity , 9 .... (h, Saturday morning snme• Canada Merchants Our tr ..;.. 'lave • berme the dittiotiir. '-'-..fi • ' 44 P. nearelinit i thil , t`theY siKulid be 4 1 ° 4 °4 astee.a°l!A as .they had at. Maadstone. The expecile eithisated at 160 0001. i *sailed on Ministers, to acquire information as to the • h'r e tr ie . Ps' e :::: d ....P7:l' t e r t : e t ..' Zi... ; .',‘• I T,' sor 'v .. w r iti t*P - : 'tiled, " God save the gloc;" . t iff s, refusal, . he Mute ' . . - - reins adopted for the security of their property in hie tint truly., - AN! rt• in tau . 4 ., ....••• -,, 3 . . 4 , 11 4 1 ,j 4eAr ei g h!. posnd le otiginitted in a. fear.thet.they right hear eontc. , • - ' - .N.:II'AL INT EI, LIG E ArCg. • the Colonies. They were informed, that besides the wing- The iv ' 'cilia' fhei`e of the ' - a 4 ''.! o•9.ent directed ! thing improper ; this, hetwever,, was abnnfourided FA.o-t .• •' . -4; • . ...-- • natal force, which had been eugatented, one nej e , aga and it s eec ' n ' i nd " ri 4 . 1 .i.. urn.', 4 ... 1, ri I " ale - nveloolv 'doe" the fowl t•-; ice they were.pot. let to disMuls, hest AO trn- .. ' •_, . .- . ' P . I,l"MopTii, Aua. •ii. .• ' ••,....• • . . .....: , ;••AT: of has received orders , to ' --- S. tent had been ordered 'from Barbildoes to Halifax emelt the ev,.- 14's corm oppu •(! . h An. Nun-tient. have hoes I rficate,gooll• order ;. not to violate, bet to d e • „prf e , Arrived ease l eveeing •hit Majesty's 'br**.g Epeereir, from tie.. IA the 1034.1 regiment in this country had receiver; SI are.t .• 'to tn.,. 4r -..- l' va t ; pro pest • not. to. lessen' the , :leaven , the*. e htediterrenean, With Dispatches from Sir Edward Yell •w. of 111'6 ' Si n aC t l ll' in f e l %ritl:lle 0 irMilneS I Mite ma w o f the Dina, 3C., . . . .. , the same destination. Competent supplies, they were our icar-oaird has mot hal any P:' oas ann a ls to repel." .! countrjt, but to endeavour to diecover the - iources e .Toillea-Wiree "vieeirt:pitangic,• It' 6 .seated that'alse tloes .. hsi ' told, had been forwarded, and every fit precaution i Extrazte of al•i i, :1, ed T e hran, March 1: from whence ' dewed those. distresses wader -wht.cit'thp ihritl6-ho)l•Portic‘bar area . • •' '' ... , .. e . -. , ~, • t for the safety of the territory had been adopted. i 4 We have this i tnament , .rein-;1 invetli ,, ence of a I 'topple were groauireg.— Mr .—Mr. -it t h en 1 :The Inteltietß ee e,laricarrivedlereart Teaneateereoine from_ e nom` ceasrafill Ira haviOe 'Mail •laiir.d It. in '• Sr' Juits Weitass had a long conference with the . ! victory obtained !Is the l'•-• :;•tns over the Russians. 1 adverted to what bad been said by Mr. justice Black.,, die ar- e , P 7 In, . - Pre 3' •• - li Eli Board of Admiralty, on Saturday, and received his , The Persian army we.' • , emitided 'he 'English Offi.l stone of the beautifuleitibrium of . ifie Englielt Cone e . :ishil i r r ee s 4 ',Pkaa it e wes 1 1 41100 'l.olaa or for town with dile,: -puttees neat If i 0/aphlia ; relatiar fo the victory obtain s final instructions, as Commander of the ships on the cers, which is too small fn- ether in our ceps, you May i tutiou, the nice equtppse of its. lips* component i via , o ,, rd .Op el f iertf ; e over fdrolo il t. 7 , -: • • • - • American station. Yesterday he loft town for Ports- i rest assured. :I'he Kiva, his Vizten4 . ind littleed- 11 ets, theli.iag, .the Lords,. and thathrto Its,- Po i i wipe .yiee ' m gee t e . N em . • . * . seem Am kohl and Antra l mouth, to hoist his Da; in the Si. Domingo , and will I the whole Court ile • mor e , than half , Mad with 'jiy. them actittg as a cheek an the other, an . Dr Invitee • est ' .. •.- footi Ileraiiy, pith ember; in rverkirtenth*Ca; white r she gok tail without delay. His command 11, to include all i Suck a victory in Europe would be'cOnsideretl AS a order in the whole ; whilst if wiliod Only a Ring Ite., e, the rocks, buf yas afterwards "got off without illiesag.: •:. the ships at present on the Windward and L e e w a r d • mere nothing • but here, aotidli of the sett hiring i might he a tyrant ;.if only a House Of tenth we TaiKiit 1 :sane!' the Sand" id lugger, wittrabotit.' tee woof - vemeh ea- Island stations, as also those at Halifax. Several I ever happened ' before, it is looked upon nearly is a - i . hare !ZOO tyeants: and if the people Polah.lsedlihtle- t der coma }, fox the 'Wire& •The i rtarldivich ban ow board ra frigates and 'sloops are ordered to proceed to the I miracle. Three hundred and fifty Russians Werechreign.pewer, thee should we be subjfect to the licen. tionevi, to'lle doposirod la the Tower, being it . prfsent to the American coast. ' killed, and Ave hundred were taken prisenqrs, ..Tkii; tionsoese at the !nob, which ioold,p•'rhaps prove Prince Iteeent I t alk . the . 11670. Soeerelen e of tie VAS. for 00 Saturd a y arr i ve d the fi rs t Mail direct from Gote ' valereas feat was performed by about ohm thou . ; 'worse thatnerither pf the-ether two; but MF. Justice ! ailklue li r tmillk , •P • -•ORTS •i t '• ,-, , •1 • . . lOUTI4, Ace. 9. *burgh s i n c e the restoration of peace with Sweden. ' seed Persians , one hundred of whom Mae dust.— ! Thockstww e had also staled,. that the Constiteties re- i A . eeeet , 1 .. y," iaqXra Thlp • Tyrian , ' with cativiely far tho a tt;tlPeil, fittai'Antelia Island. • . 32i . lerb ' • The Idlers by k are to the 16th from Petersborgh, to Sir GORE 0 ustr,Eir has been created hey thetiwo • Attired the election of Members of Parliament should i the lath from Riga, to the 24th from Memel and ',Knight of - the Order of the Sun, and the rest . of us .be Sect. and pabiassed. If it were • -otherwise, std . peens . node* Ahoote„hip Jason , for Quebec. ,... •• . hesingh urg , and to the 20th ult. from the port of are to be well clammed with' pillars', sweetmeats; thatsreat,4wyer, the Constitution would tie ...4tto.• : .7•:. , • •:P. '' . DEAL, Auc. 9. s departure. • . I meted', &c. to say nothing of gettirig oar faces well .op by, threats —were eleethittle •so carried ou NOW, j 'Sailed bit Majedyttishlp, Defiance for oftFluahing, '. . :.. • 31. Ds YACOLZTT ci-devant Russian 'Minister at i washed with rose water. ' You will hear with plea. he svoel4 ask ? We need only locikat 'the: state of the ; Cnosi dawn trum the ItiCei we Fly, Mather. for Gibeq*;,.. . the Court of Cassel ' ' paved through Altana •ou the sure that oar friend the Mirga 'is in high favour et • House of Commons to answer 'Mit kuettion—but we and die Quebec ; packet, Willie*, for Malta. and s esi vrak o mp li iii; I , tll ult. on his Wayt to Copenhagen. It • wee! said ;.(!hurt, and that he has lately been created, through• had been recently told by high inthority, that Mr. - and soiled anderemte°Y "f the rollattone fdr-Kirtonnuilt. • ~nisei that ...,k- was charged with a Particular Mission. It is i the interference of our Ambassador, a Matto", a Justice Blackstone was not to be dependixl. open. ii.... Arri. , '.. 1 .4" 4 "0"!:" 4414 P "K 44 " . "'"iiiit ..' A ' I s' . •TAR.MOUTII, Acc. S., - .• ~ •.i.• , • ...„„ "Ported that the Court' of Danmark is resolved on ! sPeCies -of Secretary Of State (although some class that he ( lad heat misled by - Sir Meths . * . Hale, Loaf:. iii•;Atebort suss erciretirooo .,.. iii i ri,am i ;ow ...,... iii, . ° hefting a strict neutrality, which, if BOSATASTM i the Mas tofis arnongt the Vizir°, b which he will ' Somers , and the other great men whoet we ; had bee n . i . ink Atoka I . o . 4o4ishe r erbei ; t 7 iita.the.siwi . iiiiho =„ ty . refutes to respect, she Will joht the Northern Code: 'g ain wealth as well as honours. In proportion to in the habit of considering as great coltehtittPahl e " t i, - e.7, : ii,L 4 ilid Ito c a lyp oo ;p s ,,,,i thiqu ire p a i i i i i7 - tt il4;iiii ii ii. e g dewy. -i, hiseligeities, such has been the increase of his person, • Lawyers.. There needed nothieg more than" this d e eteet etale 24.yre witheiteene seep, •.. ,,e p . ; . _. . .. .', . Sir stahcr Steen is to proceed to the Mediter. which, I am . happy to . tell you, is daily getting more i elaretioa . to thew the coMpteeihn . ot.theAlltillh -..alltlee the T f Ultan ilttte4er.Plietuani,4. ROC •-'t : • • ••• s ,',. , .. . , mann. i ' substantial. He is as amiable as ever, and we ell was cpnvioced;' after what fie had said, th at pct. alto i%, . . • ~..• . ..,- ,l . limn , ..,.;,. • .! T A batch of Baronets is expected to appear in toe( like hint much.. lie even speaks of his friends in '!'whe c t i sad beard him would go betnedimetisfied - with', e e ..ceel eb r el' '- • . ....lege . ''' ' e tie*,‘ 77 ; - ;:j .. , : "Tr " night's G azette hmo!ig whom there are SODie, I y ! nglarrd, and . of tko _nation, In terms of the moat I the . euatitution t _though he ' "ht be . with the per -, ,' . . %weir 'OM ' toady' or; ithweloaralfhte Met e. 3 it', - Id-abases which '---'la -- r . a. ._. 7 .11 snob - ltre!!a!'sw 44 ,4 1 .'4 11 °'!".i" .-i - 414.e'' • . It 3 186 ' 1 ) irliti. may fairly k a tienomimam, alloide Knights. At the Lewes Assizes, fr • lively gratitude and affection." On Friday last Mr. PETER Frei very was liberated from the gaol of Liqcoln, after a confinement of 18 _ _ - Calloway, a Ns _ 'pine nngl, terst•wpr it ; Rid_ . art er the • yirils . ept _ - t a r , ^ . ,_ •.• yeseeeetiet Witte: Morley and !felt hardly, ‘iip,tivrt fast be bad pointedout, he lied n 9 aseldtt_ : i t:every . ~999 • du , valise p exod simsamith docript i on i , athercheaper. p r eee l l amid agree with hint itt the eentdrent ppm& , e havr wit want' freeltarrivak if Oats, aad vales ilierenf arr. 1 s irarnt4 foilf at Ow *to adylioce. Flour without variation. .. sifiAblipt to 07 . 8 1 ' attakeky, ' " I. w 4 . • 'l5O-; Ili , ' - , t 5,4, 7' 156 ; Ii ,} ,I _) ti F 4 1. • , I , . __ _ _ i . . ....,...„. aril man, brought as action against Lieut. REED, give, ' amelf - - values 11111. el mr Me alliniesur. zygotic wiLuuat viarraitino. . MOnthill, fora libel on Lord CASTLEREAGH. • lid 40 it IllhaU r u t t . ° 1 . Lori - ... ~ I 4 • . tw hem • .. 4. :.... .g o , 06 , •150., pi c k A i.... ;. : ... 60 Irnpre,s Cerise, for breaking open hi) house Was obtiged to find ball to keep the peace f or ftv e . , 1,.... ; *4 •The : Z.a e glie ot ;d Cstitg . at .. l t fto-,ISLag, s - .- t Fine ditto"- - •IN 156' Do. (Fine Old)," i'l the night time, and impressing him. 'the Judge years, himself in .6001. and two persons in 2boi. an ' uo rin'rTh e a s s d a 7 ) ,„,at !flan .' ~,,+;,•: ~ „ Ili ne. ., -,,.. •.' . , ' 11. -- . --Ye . ''•*".• 8 ••iiiviN • 74 84) ) Oa" .•.; . • • • I-44 , as f4'• • : - . 111 .s of opinion that the impress was legal ; but that each. . •, . !.tart -e. Lore We llimtgoi and our e PolllNAgoklb ti " blai rlailer t .....44.4 . '... 8 6 ! II P isli otatile d ite. ° % - ...4 • 1*•'; • • ' -. 66 . .65 64 . : , 4 1'.. ' .. - was illegal to break the miter door of the horse : PLystorTst, Atm. 8.--01rders have been receive& ~ : White Pearlbeilets) 7i 78 tiapegto n 4 , 44446o. ,cm,...• • . , . d .... , 4 .. • the Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff - from the Admiralty, for shalt% the first atone of the :n Mr. BURGGTHE then gave, -• , ( icoo tireedn.. ..?•-•...,•• • 73 78 Ehl 4 .4 •••••1• 18 s- It'Uha..,4! - . :: ;f-: • AVG. 7. - ihil/ 1 4/:• . .1 . • . males 101. rt. . Breakwater, in Plymouth Sound, on Wednesday i iil l j be okut Ek T i l fau a e ri g i o il" ' h , am erswe tate • i the ev. w m i k t e t r. ne te . .,e r , the l 'f m c.i . e Govern Tlent l It le said, intend te abolish the next, being tile apo4Yarmry of . his Royal Highness , e . ,1 r .A giasistish was then tnnvad awl unanimously 1 . :1... . , %.4..5u5..5.;11.,;13714,0104A, Se:Kw:vs._ r _ • Ti sink the Offal, per. stone at•eiti., • . • . . . mai: draught hitherte allowed by the Earls' entail ,- the PRINCE RAQZNII I S blrtk-dny• There will' be.e o d an ued-... . ei , :, ~ , .. f ref ....16 44. to eft 51. i trend or Cattle hie daT t • - ~ .,,it•. , ghab.e goods.' This regulation , lt • I Ned numero us precession Of sosselg. and bouts ietqAbe •Zifeei.we, the Members al ins twleerwerec Ersesilsre i Mottos ..lio, 44.40 co. si. I Ream .., is eis ce a , JOSie ill • Considerably augment that branch of the „rove- Sound ; and the full .t stone , dep os ited under ' a genkog -alth. ' .4a •el • atit ile at. I !Ike • i . *wrest or *lt system of 'ediseatimi for * PP", Vela. ... • . n. , .... VI) ....... ..... -. 27,4aer. • as • . iniii& 60 greatest bearesereeivcot ear Aromas, Reek .....le. • 01, to •H. Oi. • Calve s .... •. • ~. 194 .. . . I ,I, 1 1 and on the article of tea alone produce an iti- discharge from nlkilaseien et war in pert. il l ip a t i r i m , d a ,d "mow , L am b , ..,.• ice . to 7 ,,,.. di - ; .1 p ie , i•ai,e• '. 2bl' 1- 164 4 401 W eirta 44.1Pil taatamePrg ' ' • l' ' j" • ' ail . ..... 14 tr ir e " G& K . • Itir ta . 151. it : •'' . 1 1 4 • " ~ !.i . I of 800001. per anuum. .• ..,At the next On Saturday, 4 th e tocissldlopeting of the recii sprat s sto c o . sh re e . c oa.t i as , 1 ,• rps_ 0,01.4110.. Gag woe to setae °apt' 'for the ~.. : It' ''' , • ~,,,, t . . 1 ,. °a Tuesday last, was committed i• Nottingham- tors of Means A* ';col , for trial at the Sessions, by W. Wil.soW,.Fact: men.were CtSO4Oll.: . suees i issa, = which bad been' conferred boon him, and ob- . , ge ,... ..5....., % al . i t 4 4..• . :o w ' ... 7‘.... - 11-. 1 1 o r ~, 1 and Mr. Alderman Ar.t.cm, Robert Gam, ptoo f will be, a .ek4 is ig iat dept due , by, a * s. toche had bed eCalisiOn to 041111 11 1-attenli, . - .7' '.--..e..;-. . 41 .. ••••ota ron . , ~ • • .. , . . "Ned on the oath of Elizabeth tleetham, . 1 0a trAwnPany -, Tiert,.ceriringisOefainpinst Ihe Indi v id u al; "'pleb td theanhject o f t he of the poor,-. a * , •.' • ' 0%.1 1R 141 _2R. -, -. • . • , . • : taking a n ass a ult on the said. E. chenthinn, w ith . an pil l ows ,y (Fr i a . . . ,Recegaer 4 r__ .. in the fink W t . \ teonisida_ .., r both thestateng ekidi had h- s -:- Teutiuue! r. Csentlaseeitsr's .itenter-riree9oAr t 'Aet.er !. .-''.• illtoot s sor 100 •: .4 :MI. •Ills.; to al. •-•11. , •4? ....) • %kern Pt carnally to know her against her will . 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