The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-29 00:00:00

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' isk t h o il W h oi s . e s s . i _t le ec tel • teed Grafra ', l rtiar il ar . c %° 77 yre r t( T vie ,, , . ... i p ri.. ." „: „ zw ,... 4m i,...,J, 41. vi. .4.' it 4- N • ti f i l I I 14; 131 I. 41 I. ' . • jtptly leeesering the reproach of scurrility. , . iSailed'his ~. c. y enera ft e. i td i William Gipps, 0. 'Pie, .I. - LON1701i; - If the Tenet attribute to teeny OCklifftent at nand ! Minn, '•S , ' te a. , . e • ' seiths ..epoir Sir L. a • e big Majeity ,se At t 4, J. • • vouch, T, le „ e , a , ' i l 41 eeette " itekweight, - 04.1Jieg. --•• • • partner. a i • I With kapott to the clineaci•er of Bon AtiAnte, t h e y i ro e lees pir t r o o c te tto ~ • 0 , . ,e 06 ---i. tri, G. lioulburne, IL %. . li t .. c fc: e , ll l . t. s4 ii. SATURDA Y; galr 49, 19131,e1'' i-fOr Ottere•ae , J . .' •Gront, A. G. ' . • .a....5h0...• • • ' Co *'. rk -- , with' se oote''' "f ity" - ; med., ",ateep i j ka' • fi t s'' , Baker, 111, W, • °unpin& 1,!•IY. - Kerle____ # r• r` l " ‘ y - • .. ' . •. 1 SaillFes, 11. - Grant, r. sal • niChUnia4)ll, a . ~ rne M. ' , t o* 2• • 11:ire, •-. .-• • • : Robinwoo. (Jen. r•ench I 2 P ) ers *ere received in toile' tut eight te fa c as ittellitiorefyseehtiiion of this extraordinary triatiehe ! been, tha t ~.., • he possesses ` the I . oeuvre, if arite.-.4rellted amiss allele brig. , Baiiir4.Cceload, P. . LT: : B oe . Derat. . It fi ze crillo tc r L iv i . l l ,;; ... ~ ... :-..:,. : .. . ' i d ar ieneeletterskti the e4th hist. bring. : tee., , (suppovel to be the • Pheasant); and has Aio'lsted a • t to! Newfoundlaid and &lira& • .1 8.d,„,,,, W.L. g oaD• ,,Geoiral Ryder. Oleo Md.- . •• , . ;! ,.:ii . if the transcendent talents., both as a warrior sad a Sta . stsaw-that be also • litothstsi, C. 'name. V. • if - .1. ,r• e uoo of , consideeable impedance, ido r rhilli. • •• . • A • .. .. . . ..- • - ..te , i I lig C na lis l a 1t e°" 4 7 111.- , •-The Lisbon,Cadis, and Glbta• I'. ' Beresfor Lor 0. HIM, Sk er'n ',, reitained in the Wert, of ad Attetiertee.• possesses a great share of •pridiand aratAtsser, paring otte can deny-but we should be gled - to rtar Ikea, taking 'advantage of a faronrable 'Shift of , Iwo already agreed :mon awe be credited.- Agar of a great con q ueror , who was not troubled wit h (wind sailetlearly On Saturday mornin g,. a" soon 4 th e - . Bernard. Roo. It B. Hodsou. J. &won, Sr C. • • • „ 1 , kb , J. . Holdswordi, A. 11; Scan, vt.l.lll,iir W.. ... c urne. • . 1 ,... . Itfr?.. ,it i-tewise very currerly reported y e sterdays ~e , „____. - • - ruc name failings. The Tiaws should bear in Inind . " l " : get clear of the land. n Their convoy consi a tbs . : Blickbutur; 3. J. Hohnes,_vor. .aernoof *. 'Vincent Hinchlobr'soricli.ordSSt.ll;4,ut.tl', k i l l . . 1 1 . 1 1 .. C. '.. -. .• . • : • Singlettm. M. 1 I'• Declaratioe l bad arteeed, in which guns, Captoin T . ''' , --. , . I e l eustriau we have alrea d y felt t he ill tf wet of Wt 17 7 1 1 0 011 lan , 1 Mouse sloop of Gellert:l C. Sesnintit. Lord 11# w• •- . ... , t : ,, , , : •nr FitANcts expremes his 'earnest desire gunge being used in the eog is war , 18 gum, Captain . .. 4 i s e e, H oc W. H ou btog, ./. 11.. Shaw, Sir J. ~ non. Copt. eniotne' toetteada w. yellid o .i ii , A. - shit r,,,4,(t, '7'• ' . - . , *.* "1 . h Journals towards ' eosfriliros brig of warll6 , re levet tt, when at Peace ; ; Ito yes:oration of Peas* lotion the Coritinelite . ~._ ___ . 0 . with France. I t i s ' n e w t Iles Majesty's, ships • Leonidas, ' ••iiin. F. G.Sheiley,T• - Ida Istiliognieli C o l one l , tlooili Hon. ,S. • li eirt , 8; • - ' • . I ' • •.„ at the same time, thathe will act against .. . 9 il II own.by those who and Forfar:2e, Copt ! Goats, sailed in compseyahe ' Brydies, Sir E. liuminglield, Lord Sitiveno, J. • • i . • • .-... •:, • ...r. 1.• . •p, .ors as will not - leave of iris visited Paris during the •••• e !imaieday on a sheet cruizee-Tliere are serge , shies Bootle, E. W. Holdford, G. • Simpson. il. . ~.,.. . i • meth- .yeare 1802.mnd 1903 that a renewahof the WieSVIII I in le_ 4, A. Liv f Av.,,,a . . ' '''' .r . . • Buller, .z. Horrocks, --.••• Sith, T. A. * -•• • ' i i .. t , , paw ! w to g . convoy Or AveWsollllwasii. :, .. • 4 Haeret, sir C. tones, U. bout,, C--lc •, . •r It is further addeck, thht Austria has a g i ver . s occasioned by the abusive-400unit .. e. • e- we ,lIIIMMINOm I • Barrel, W. Irving, J. Sliest!. N. •,.... ! 1 ,.. . .. 1111' ! ... .1 an Armistice betwette ne lThe eontendiesee e tte e . ;mperor of • Ilk 'ar deft son • has beetfeari `• Betterworth .1: Jenkinson, lion - C. tionsieis. t, 1 twill - w' , _, , . 7 ...,•„... als_ . J i ourts uli a l g i a l i a n p s i : e l l h t o e. be iit. Ce . ja. privateer , °r Nal---, • -•-- B rue L or d' Jocel o, Viscount Soitersct. I 1114 Itt. •• . le, c. . Y . • ''' • credibility oeelle . septset .re Increased 'l7:k ~,, i . . 11l peace 'lron, 11. Jz .,., 01 , c ,._...... `tats Furth, J. •e • '....., t ,....,:. •la' • • , • T 11010.01 4 , , •K. we s i lured end carried to Savan n ah. eu eeurgh article , inN a, tivoi . . - Paper, : Cisberd, R. W. KioF, SI, L.-D. • Sten al.:, 'kr Neuf . .. -1 .. i .:1 a W; -- ",leSeleelletiOlievery advisable for the English Press I , • Colley, f. , , '• mentions g` the esteem.* hspatienes of tbss. __....- _ 1.,,,c, haewoneh a practice. A -vessel has been kept in constant readiness to Calvert, J. - K ic e ce r ne lt/; * A . . L. Ik st r e l rli lg gi r g . , N s i l r r .l or a .. : t7 . .1 .11... ‘..:,...:.: ~... . • . k ' • Hornet., 'f. lt. Strahau, A. ,- ..;,.. ~. ,„, 1 • bring off Mr. CCICKSuaN, our ColtsUl at Hansburgh, Carew. R. P. I: ' • et Vienna to know the gorpiert .of e e ntey; lmr t, r ule --or-- seal., .1. 11. • • 6 If' '• lee al Declariltien, le hick is no . 1 - the nehl • *eh .ari.....- ' • ir If . ••:•4 4 CaWthOrat, . 1 * P. i“nrn; P. ' --.."' • Sullivan. ' i 1,, Cartwright 4 W. R. Kenrick, W. v ,..- -ti ted to be' publisited 4.1.• w its - teals ' a - • , e dog, of last night has mita pfolest, in tote of an gill!' r " . . . • Mediate?' it• erf'nefile .„ . ' I Itraddition es ..the battering train lately shipped Clog ./Ori I C. Kir • wail, / ilronnt Mian, Rt. 1.04, • 5 .,.._ . Kert•on,,Voliniet Snow, t.. ik,..• ~.., .„.. :4 A - . t--. 40inct of i r. Warms ts :and hit •Chichester; A. ~ off Thoeill_WWol a indeti have bon received there Chung W. Kliatebbioll, Sir E. Suttno, C. M. 7 - •, . idle' admitted ; ellet - ttfterluct . _f slate . ffe late Address to the Slllisli army,lit lon* . .- ts. uolllpo . :'.• .. 7 *retry bieviosbetrevitaposest wig ieuud e.. races. H. J. Litton, AK. • . .11/ ve lls. 3 liir 61..M.t . ' 'l , ••,... s r .i inliist,7and retailed to form, a part of the Select Com- ! s kt en t. -• e ~..., • . c . . . 6 , 04 1,41 .; . " Clive, .Vlscouut . ti^yifrolat I.elliPefolt W > .Y ' • '"-"` . . . restrengthens the report.. • Prague is the plate app mince. The argnments* used by this base and venal I Thepnblie cannot see without the most lieely feel- 1 viive,-v i. , Lawoi IR: • Thrtntr.an. lqr - r-T-7Wt=- - c-i , ,red to hold a Congress ; and it is said that Frig- Leto, .I H. . Tloncs. Lord 3.. . , , I Journalist, to degrade twenty-nine of the most re- i ings of indignation (however by the influence of Tax- la" , 11 .4• . . OfCOHRIS n. P. Leigh, V. Toluline, 1".., 1,. ,• • restrained from the ee•pression ! Colquh'otin A. Lemon,. Sir W. • Tiloostieliti. t tn.ifff . 4 . , i , ; 1 •,3 will be permitted to assist in the great work spectable Members of the' house of Commons , are ' Assessor's they . may•be ' fora •,;ciciationgeneral Peace, in conjunction with both weak false and disgraceful to the writer, but I. s of them) the dilatory steps of Ministers Wit h respect e Cometon, le. eremieone .1. efee Congreve,Colonel Lockhart, W. E., Toss itsficed.-Lar . 1 . • ' -to the war in the 'North of Germany. We are now Lore Leslie, Colot I Cottrell Sir J. U. Lockhart , .1. J. Yatniaan, N. - j-,.. •:. ~,; i lria, Russia, Prussia, France, America, Den- ,• such as we have long been accustomed to witness ice; • i er e, inecien, and the Spanish Cortes In conveying ! this yew . e i told that the gun-boats, for the defente of the Elbe,. Cricketi, R. A. • Loftus, General V ailiGin, r00.•.t? to of slander. It is currently reported and will be ready next Wednesday, and at length wiere Long, C. Vaughan, Sir it.. ",•,;!,inforrnatioti 10 the French nation, Nevoezow ie i reeenerally'believed, that some of-the Ministerial tribe I told that tee force about to join the Allied *Armies Is t D i ck e mo , Corry, T. C. S. Loneaell, M. Lowodeo, W. Vereker, Colonel • NVaiiiole, Lord tiE • , „i.... it! ' i l to have made a declaration, that although he was I occasionally emp loy their talents in the .ecilumns of ready.• It will consist, we learn,. of the., 3d Mi. Cords, Sir W. ! Davenport, D. Drother, Hon. it C.Webticr, sir (; - ... ;rows to briag about a general Peace, he would i the Courier ; n the sti` Bette- I Davis, H. Lowther, James • w .44 ,iv . 1:... At . and Mr. CROKER is a yinrson said to i goons, of King's German Legio , ~ . 1 Davis, K: H. Lost ther, Viscouot WeinpF, Groeru) ~•• ° I l et aimless arliiere steadily to the fixed 'principles o fl i on of thelsth Regiment, the 5 itlii 65thi•IfId sd . Dawkins, 11. . Lowther, John - Wlrirtc.u, R. ~ .c* take a very acti v :! part in the conductine of thatim- ° .. . ii. v r.;:y-that he would treat only on the basis of Lisstlingtuo, S. tt.. Williams. It; iliotalions of thh 73d and 91st Regiments, With•twolDeweses, J. • Lubbock, J. W. W illis M. • maculate Journal, assisted by his colleague, the troops of llorse Artillery, and amount in the whole " De ", 1 ,„ .1 ,, E . Ott: Treaty of Utrecht ; abatis to which it was cur- F. Luttreit, J. Fjon. W.linn4hhy, U. ••, ''t yew% Irish Secretary of State. Truth, and can- to abed 800 cavalry, and between I'Boo end 51000 . : Male, T. T. , keeel ;. M. A. sen. Wright.l.• . ... ere; that England would not voluntarily accede, • dour form a small part of the ingredients in that . infaittry. It is said that Major-General I Drummed*, J. HI now, E': A. tit r id,to . • ~., . DUNLOP, ,I•Druaimond, H. blageon;s, R. • Witbereit, C. , - Ist which the Mediation of Austria was conceived Journal; and iu the present instance have been who was on the Staff in the Peniesuls, will coo- i . powerful enough to enforce. To speculate upon a entirely disregarded. Every reason has been as- . mend this force. This, at least, may serve as tinonite Ewel •v - . Duckworth, Sir J, Maitland, E. F. Wm/0.:14r brink , ass Duedule, D.;11..• ... ...tannert, Lure! R. . Yl; or el __ _ alien et .., eaqt of this magnitude, would not only be ha. i _.. _ I , m - TR - A --- •• It .i•Duigeoan,.Dc. •• Manners. titaciat I # ; guard of honour to the Duke of Cu a e NIP D mbe , • m ai i;, l4. - %% . k 11igi • . sieved ler Mr. WHITBREAD'S declining to SC., -. . • . .. ~, i one() .• _ .... , • • • • , , aled, but might be deemed premature. We some i certainly is fit for nothing more. . • ' •- Edincinitone, Sir.V. Milne, Y. - r • urn .: • - In the Committee, except the •true one, viz. not i „ nJ. . blltues, It. P. Anal-env', Rt. l', . k. ta. since stated oer opiuion,that a Congress Would be 11011.1 E TOOKE'S - copy of Dr. JOHNSON% '1:11,0-if e eil rtan a ' IN r have% the power to examine papers and persons .sou,'Coe - Mere tent it. Ware. James ~ . ..- Mi , ford. W. ° ..11ralkhin..ft. K. tiouary with many MS. notes by the former, sold 1- in; t )6d,for the purpose of accomplishing a gene' al Peace, I &wean, le G. orn, Sir C. . Bot. ge . ryititt ,-, • , • i relative to the expenditure, without which it could yesterday for lcooltitadred pounds. . 11; we entertained some doubts of England being in- •' • • lane, J. M or ga n, C. -. • . Carson, lime Mr. . .4. . be nothing more than a mockery and gross deception I* Tilt PITT•t.:LtIII.-it very numerous assemblake Of Farmer, S. bbwri•, it. .!. • OIL P. . vited to form a part of it, as for some time past werqnhar. J. Munca.•er, Lord - Graham, Sir Jain!, .0 . practised upon the public. The Courier says , ! the Pitt Club, met yesterday at the London Tavern, •1 F. ,. . . - ' , Likelier . , Sir F. • Mundy , I , ' 11 Heatbcote .• -- eel to have been totally disregarded by our Allies, „ perhaps no country in Europe could be named in Ito celebrate the Anniversary of that Minister's Birth-, e. Fawcett, It. *•. Alethueu,W. - Hope, J. W. ed also by.the Emperor ' of PiUsTRIA, in whatever which the business of Government and the splendour ; day. The keirl of Livermor e Lord CASTLEREAGH, Feli.ine.s. W.II. Necdhnui, Geo. Jackson, J. Newark, Lord erarey he may be considered. What opinion can • • Lord WLspIOSLAND, and the rest of the Ministry, F. l 7.,.. h ausi' ( ; ) . 3 . liiietion Sir J. : Northev of . the State are carried on with less expellee than ' . I with the Duke of ATDot. ; Lord Kenyon , Lord "FLley:f i r:a'. A. • N oe l, G . 91.• • Peel, sir Robert • to dluded people of this country form of their l in this couutry; and yet this is the country in which, d• ' hN bl e • Forrester, - N ewman, K . W. Raba., J. • Wit Ministers, and their ntouthepieces, the bluster- Loeseact, an serious ot er ..o emen. w re pre- F . lk b . O'Hara, C o t . Smith, Joshua ‘ , The !denims of II c NTLEY presided. Alegi' it T as , t ' s e ) i, E. • oesiees, Col.. Yorke, Sir Joseph for purposes of faction and inflammation, it has been I . see e 'ma eeltal ..Lea-leree,,aliooamy 0, she* the destruction ; one . ve feeffeetret l'o represent the King as having a MILLION al dinner the usual toasts were drank. d Moscow, ta . .• • • ,• • _e- • ... ta tThr t" 44 ".l --- at hiseown disposal." . NOSY ii..4-EIIOST .that no The ,merrisee ceremony between 114 r. Vitt,LiAltThursday, . On we bear, there was a meeting or a • i UsAlull la °OuPletelY. amihikkted-instead of ' sbat assertion was made during 'he debate on Thurs. n DCstoai avittthe daughter of Mr. SzetAlie Ageteeeele i. nember of poll ticat mien; who asserobleil on,thv inr which, he is not only lu a situation to meet his oppe. . a_ " e k 0.... :estsia the field, but in a single battle todisconcert the ' "/ night ; but suppose there hau, it must beat mitt . • 1 • ed :is to take place on the Ist of June. The cerensoly-, f nof the Mart - erfsstrrousla r to. consider of toe is to be rformed by the Lord Primate of Ireland )! propriety of following tip their success in throwing • .. ; that one million of pounds sterling is a good round i - veeleof the plant whielithey hadbeenseveralmonths ' the Lad y uncle. - 1 out the Bill foe the Relief of the Roman Catholics, in fon:till, and to drive them back an immense die- i . Sum, and more that. any other country can afford to I The dashing defaulter, whose exploits have lately :by the establishmewe of an Orange Glub, on the allow to carry on the affairs of state-indeed, it m mice. What *ill the • public say when they are in.. ; • m ay ! been the th eme of so much conversation, has, we i principles of. the Orangemen of Ireland. We fi id, brmed of the conditions of Peace offered to this . e ar sum. _ w y ju tly become a uestion ►whether a legs . h es t , a r r i v ed in safet y at Hamburgh. . I however, that some persons had sagacity and pru- o s ul - ti not answer the purpose, ' if deceit i etnitry through tiv. medium of Austria, and dictated`Flierday, as some of the labourers employed in : deuce enough to advise the leaders to desist from an making the canal in the Regent • 's Park were drain- ! experiment so unseasonable.-" Sufficient •to the - • and corruption were explotled.• sThere was no le NAPOLI ON ? How will that be reconciled with . log the water from a small neighbouring pond, they i d ay, • • ' " they said, it. was the evil thereof." It was • ~.. . occasion for the Courier thus .wantotily. . r e delueve language held forth by the stupid eli- ~. . t° ' re! ' discovered seven copperplates, which proved to be ; even suggested (as a means of throwing the design if I r e veal agents, h i re d deceive the people; and what ! . . • sill the s-when in t o l fieavy burdens wh i ch are i mposed upon them.- Th 'Ad • fifty ! land) to hold the Meeting, at Itiehmond.ffouse, but e , one , eve ten, twenty, twenty - five, an •ty . .i ..y .11.. be known, that England : .:•• • • •• ••• • • two, , 'I this was prevented. But while the Anti• Catholic lit tor of the Courier, from Ars anginal rank fa ' pounds . Must either submit to .what they have called degrad- 1 society, must assuredly possess an unusual share of The Earl of Five awl Sir T. B. Lrettaon, Bart. i part of the Go ve r nment .1 . are thus zealously employed i ii , and ruinous terms of o r at War with all I , Peace, be lected Honorary Members of the Board of Agri- in propagating, .n Great Britain, the pious pr in. effrontery, to be perpetually thrusting his silly advice are e • , Le is or'd ? This is .eertainly not a very flattering culture. .. I ciples of the lush Orangemen, the friends of the open the public , at the ex , ence of all deceliey and Bart. Member for the coon - Catholics it. the - Cabinet (we do not question their Nt...e; 1 .3•.:t more ualtkety things have come to pass,THOMAS MOS . TY7, „ rid it is high . time the eyes of the people were 1 a d truth, in the Li 1 port of tj a weak and contemptible Sir I I 1 ty of Flint, has this spring p ant l. ed 700 000 forest sincerity) are no less busy in ,preparing w i they s . : - .,c;ied. i n mittistraticm, whom he, in ' 'his heart , despises as trees epos his teiates in that county. - call a short Bill, to •be brought in and pas , i d this this BOXESII.-31oLineUx is anxiouey waiting another i Session, in favour of the Catholics. This new Bill • The Tines of this day has made the amends Iton Much as who condemn their co n duct • but o d , t h ose ' ' match hC I for sum; -end Oliver, the ;is to throw open to them the navy and army, the ~ • ve d nit al ter airy a el-di:rant hot-blooded recce table and we give - them credit for the temperate ' Man- gardener s can also be backed against him ; but Car. • bar aud hench,--overy thing but admission into Per. - I the wages of prostitution, and reedited a considerable - • 1 ,, t.l4ner ill which they have admitted the propriety cif - ter had rather. spar t h an fight, and 'lies . not shown ~ i raiment. 4 . - hfortane • by his dereliction ofiseinelplo, would, i • ii ' ' f.i 5.r remarks. We 'know the conse quence . of thle e latel • - . i It appears by the letters received from Bongo! that • , rtaesJorAtit. eSase of a change of the Ministry , sett himself again . Q t r a.. d Level, th T lc: gote keeper at e Mime KuAn , had arrived at Agotere, from whence, t lon ey, e Turnpike - gate - keeper e. - r f• . e, and'are persuaded that we cannot !•- to I highestb i dder , an d '' hisl' St e's.iiind, Southwark, was convi4rd, before the •in conjunction erith Baretteess and other Chieftains tie resume former Base of on . . , .. :* them aad the Public, a greater service than by in. 'le' soting their own apotegy.-" - Inc peakiug thus of politics. We should be glad to know w h e ther . Mr. IT •II Won' - tutdrageous and ' h e pected to attempt tea immediate clivieseen Magistoites at „mon. a „ ice, oi was es h e vier conduct to a Gentleman who resides in, in favour of Meitositaeo .inau }ULAN, by ineseing• ~ • E SruntT has been presented with one of the gold P r l - b:eau:nes &Meats, **Lope thaewe shall be ac., Dow oing.stte.et. - land la i ing waste the ,ely. pore . country. eal aato tit. 4 , 'lt ee ••e •• - . .. suutr-boxes,•.' which form an item of 70001.. On '..llitirstlay week, A. Wood undertook, for a. mu SiLett KHAN was encamped near the fortress of . : • I --4 0 la.ti ity •as in d eed -we were in a paper oz - . . . . "" 4 79 )444iftlip i ng OCCISion to mentioire.isneci: '' ' ' '' ' * in the OYU '•Llst • for it must 'be admitted, , ~,,„g 4 too to run 10 miles and a half over 1 lierrusoolee, the gratis of which *ere closet} against' ~s ager „,, ~ guineas , , atieit celebrated pe 0'111%111er? we teat iiitlfter * that the part whidi he acts in the drama, andetiste Poseaseer race course in hour , . . . . one which he per- I hint. • Ca4llSO SAN e coatitmed to' press upon ben. it e. 1 •:) re -11 express them i nmore,sppropriate terms thiAlikare ' e ic 1 wa ., 14 2 .h• num'ers tr 9 • has been dis p ossessed of the • Mliatires.. in f '• hi grand stile,itaif a minute within the time. I.lgat,‘,t M•UktiAti R As ..*, s . s. t er e A. i • , re.,,,, io3 at/seises, mid aduittery: We liar taken their .- -rive plans„ enti ti es to their . : . tbs. Goserttor of. Worcester ., goalariss - st-•! itoisoruot, c folfitigbposrah 'by PutteaseWieto.: , - . . + ; I i ~ tend; duty at the.Seisions,• - a -meet duritig - at. GlAit t 01$11111 . oin Mi..e ~ , . the rebuke in good part, and have reflected seriousli ' ration, equat to that of any Ambassador ; ea we tempt , was Made briome of the prisoners to Oreek,, in coneequente oe the condiet:of - tfielforreeilit „ '.'l 4 i " the subject. We keow very well that. the pre.. know , from the declaration of Gen, Paott,:ehlti Out of ' the Castle ; seven af theni eiferted, their, Mein:num gitasi-Kne se • T-Ifere is obi-the* ,toWilti ‘.;1.1.,d • victory of a zen las L t I r aised the said 80.. those valuable presents have net always reached the I escape, by unroofing one of the cells, and. scaling ,meat in the alleart-of thilefuejab -further- than thlr Sli ,•• place of destination. Why, indeed, should trot a, t g . h garden wall ; they were, however, soon after ! army opposed to the.Cashmenane- had been joined by --TB full fifty, per cent. in the viewed estiata. 4 ; tie, • - man twee gold snu ff -boe, who haebeen accustomed " discattered, and five of them retaken thematic day ;: a considerable •rehtforisement oateidee MASK lgo. . . of man y respectable Geutleinete We percent . 1 the t en s e` two cannot be fur distant, as they were I IttINJSET SISO had .alsiecelait'Uteeetee ; 'the Pence. that his portrait,i! banished ever • the since -great I . i.. to wear a. , brass or gold thimble? b on sefrde e , heasii e Ironed. • The gaol of Worcester ,is an en- i Comma SING bia preeiouly departt d fur the active • , Ste of Ni' .loseowc• from the printslisips; is now i •Mr. STUART, you need not be as ha me d of you r old i t i re i j • justfinished, and was built' Great scarcity prevailed in the Puejab. . y new prison, but , . le i • • • • a, tilling-it • was a the more- boneerable profession : , ,; tilting again -tor appear, side by side with that upietthe direction of Ilin architeati lately employed The keel et a firat-eate man Of • war, .to he xalled . 31 r ' of Lord W . i ..*l i , ~ , . I thee that of an Apostatelonrnalist and Politician. lit the county gaol of Durham. . the Trafalgar, has already been laid down upon the - • ceeesteeem. an snout ) we aCistiowtetige tie Your elevation •is not greater than many of your eireliesatee-Early on. Wednesday :morning, a new stone slip in Chatham Dock - yar d. .• ~ i . 1 .1 great effect of success in heightening and °allot- - i lid.' worthy Patrons hare experienced ;-they are as 'try committed near the Turnpike Gate, on Yesterday was the Third' Day of Brewing of the robb . was Canterbury, I. ing a character lately in rather bad odourornong -- - 'Sc. Martin's Hill, by a person named ;memo Lotteey, which Meshed at Tetley o'clock si most fulls : yet we hope to he excused , if we shall witch out of their element as . you are, an d the F is her , . res iding at sr own, who stands tom- at ng , Wthe aow i I WSIf SO.. 11l ri blecl' Iht hen fll •i ige Pens 6 id • *; 1 , lc fou d not quite ' -sooner they return to theieold habits the better' for •' " • u - nutted to St. Augustine gaol, forefurther *examine- Share* by Bt*, et -leo truly fortunate Offices; 4, , . 'eeporalies o this • tnot ' this abused nation, and more congenial- to their own lion on a char g e • of stealing- from Mich. . Stokes, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross :.... , el. a poin - quite so .ready to I le- , viers deserts. - . • i three three -shilling pieces,- a sixpence,. a watch and 9.190 . ' /11.0.050 19.9-138 .•' ' . • 43C0 eor palliate the vices of the Tyrant, as some eiSfill • I ....... SOd guts ied friends of freedom are. We must '- .... ... bon 'I3,'AS - 1 Vidal i Iler Ro Ilr hthe Princess . of W Agitvice of MVI of Naceolt, near Wye, was coo, 6 : 8 ,i0 • • •••- this eg ness Plainly avow, that considering this man in our most the 0 I ra this evening for the'first time this season. veyine some tiles to Enstry, and lota- on Tuesday i 18,t17 • ..-Mix...,•. SOS i 7,u53 ...... 4. ..... ~ - Wg ' • 1 , . 10 ber judgment to be far more remarkable for the Yesterday, at t w o'clock , ' Cabinet Council - e 11 1t a public-house in Whicheap.street, I . T he WheeNtiiidnues extremely rick; titer* being 4 • • awas even ng ea ei a - forinities of bis moral, than for the excelle • ' held at the Foreign Office, which sat till a quarter for refreshment, where he entered into ceneersation ! Two Peiztee.4l3,oCol. m 410,0001, and . Four Pages uelesl of 1.. •• to intellect* faculties, and olnerviiig that past four. . .. with Fisher, who fregoently urged him -to proceed of WOOL and 10001. he. 50..; and on triiilly s West, 1r ' tiaotilenbe . has placed he n ' hi I Notice was sent at a late hour yesterday that the cm his journey. Its the course of; Weduesdey morn- i the The forte.. 4th of Jane, 'the .leiliery finishes.. . . . Poulton " t " lien ver y I CIIANEIiLLOII of the leiceeiettee would . ' fr Prisoner tke I isito eustody, and ON WM.. nete . holders-of•alse urines Capitals sold et Berm at„ be glad to lug . was a i , . y to influence the lot .Platurteteini Ile- rerdiuthe i d' sed .. s • see part es op* to contractfur t leen 011 la ion before he ;nil ' gas his vie w and motives ar ewell o r ill an. Thursday next. Stocks fell on the coma alcatime. fogad ilebla Posellea° 26 - - • ' 9 . I and Stares, or riiisetet Utile eilovey am demPlet• , e. • •• .it - ~ • -- e. • - i •:. V.' # . • . ' . . • • ' ' • I . . 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