The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-30 00:00:00

--.--: A I ?tor is in town, containing the.pesetimaleenof an it tempt to secure the person of King Jusgpa Ass. & Ti,. reca h who entered Cuenca, quitted it in tau days. - p in the town; thew afteenbitrtk ?tweed (I, n only, .1110 trail ded The GnfszOltts /king that on the7th of .redo,: party of ca ! r , ma ec attempt to saeptlie 'Mg 10811111. at his roue. • 'll erMadrici, shittier he occasionally resorts to vki; t'`,.;.;' ' , 1 ,;„,„. killed' the email which was constantly ome , but they did not meet with their object; the tiavillg gone that sight they thepiaa, et the dit lannned of this they pursued theic course ie They did i. 1 ,.7; here they cut down the giardiat tt* pee.: the.Theatre. This it h se whom lie, fiesuctanarttia: tta . v .oo . d im mediate uproar ,„ and. Crotti the great calory-lon that oh place in the .nterier fliey were presented from pact nn% where Xing Jailllfe WM salted; whivh gave .n 1 opportunity of escaping.. a rivet! *sow, to the ;wins wit ,. defended Iv for nshqrt wanton Iv x 0 oft. The wi t then braten. bat bornre tiny eeseh'derible forte ~Mid ( m en their erten, the esseepristec. Spaniards were ink octet 2411404.. . attempt, husenves elificladhagry it stay it p. iv- i s mentioned, with yetis 14tIss difference as to r tartortt • las in more than one letter. We know nth i lino& of the autkenticlty.of ibis ataxy, , .1 I Th e battalion of the 60th , or Royal 'l t s alikarrived h haA just from 1 1 maim,: is Re.iment, th,. first. *t is 'stationed iR the Isle . of r Wight, is eNteblisheel as the bead;-SlletlerS of this r egiment. Large shipments are ordered by the, Lot Cadiz D IA, which are required to be dispatched irnnae diataly. 51ajor ALLitk, of thc Scots Brigade, an 4 Capt. /liatcrov, of the 74th regiment, the. 'autr iq ct,Large of liir as, and of deserters from the French army, lmre arrive(' in the Mercury, from Cadiz ; as koe alto Nyinaster CaptilieLb, of Marshal Be. tsloßD's regiment ; Dr. JONES, of the 8lvt; Dr. Curios, of the ft die Corps, and several sick officers. The guards, 30th rekiment, cod other corps go . frig out to Spain and Portugal, as well as the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, and the numerous rein. fereements for Sir Joule STUART% army, are still detained at Portsmouth by contrary winds.' A ',scat Drivtivcirintr.....L7nder the head 0f.,-- tt What sort of Irishmen tuly come to dwell in England, HENsty VI. chap. 11," in the margin is printed, a 411perrosu borne i>4 Ireland shall depart nut of the realm---/tith 'erten/ excepted whirh To r 3 io Euolaed."erVis LlLuers EanisStatake es Large. JgoMlay lasi, according 'tit annual custom, the. pone, racing and other spurts took place at Black beatb, which were numerously attends by - 0011nel of rank, Military Gentlenir it, and qgtost Sionberi of respectable Ladies, &F.: —the cottise '.* lll .I Lellkj deer by a party of Light' florae; and 44sPrwisolio was conducted with the greatest regularity 044 erderi without the least accident. • • Tuesday evening, a youth, panted Clutterbtick, twelve years of age, bathing in the Thames, near Danki.ine, Southwark, going out of his depth, and not being able to swim, he suddenly sank, and was drowned before any assistance could hr givnn him ; he was dragged for, and picked up about half an hour after the accident happened, past all•reeovery, and was taken to; public.kouso for &Coro:Iola In. quest. The sae of Mr. Lanza, at Brcoßkly.ccni' Kent, ten years of age, riding a spiriiestlietrulg. at priming, o n Saturd a y evening , wripitisirionza-7eff and his feet hanging in the stirrup he s& upwards of a sale, and so much hurt. tipatise immediately. Cwinterfait dollarserensarkahly well'eleeufed as to appearance, are now in very great cirettlatiOn however, they are easily detected by • rtngp — ti ot weighing them, they beino considerably fillidifsll‘lll' good ones. A ire broke oat ehiTuesdaY afte . rnoon,in an un finished house, in York-place, Pentonville, blunt with the greatest fury as long as the flames Could and•fnoil. The adjoining house, 'Mai wee inhabited, received considemshle injury. The for s ; tunate arrival of the county engine, however, /topped the further progress of the devouring ele. petit. At Norwich Corn Mullet on Saturday Last, some samples o f M aw Wh ea t viCre strewn ; but nei ther for those, or yet of last year's harvest were any prices at creel, as t hey were merely nominal, in Consequence o f th ere bFing such a thin attendance of growers.—Tire same remark applies tct Barley and uthrrgrain. At theCettlelfill ' fat Beef was worth 1 0 9 . per stone, and a littl e more• for very prime qnality.—Alutton sold at sad. per lb._La tu b b .pi en . tiful, and worth o high as 251. per score.—Hogs very scarce and dear, gs t G d . per s one.— 00 Horses very dear , • * and inferlpr not saleable. Tun-rnps.„-Ao old practical farmer ieggette' to agriculturists the advantago . they may derive by sowing their w h eat arrishes—at this season with tor. nips. The seed n to be sow - thin, so as not to re. sir ..V y.,,a,~~-1 _v •&_,AIii.A. &Ail, A i - N 4.V.1 L 1:41 1 1 1: L Lid Lvt.s.,, iit. . • —.......... Poarsat our s., A ua. 29.--SAlfortliF,l6oltNtree , of 7 : l,ditis f §iy lio.no'k'ophan i .foy Qukbe: : 4 14ir It t e *nil the PiwAridge sloop oCigey e Ale the - 0 41 ,": i lirrirell,the Periford, A If 4 gum, Csrpt4 Outage Walker, is 6T days, frottglitdriatieirn. : c:!-, :. : : . Sailed the fictigrtitfroattlrlittle, Sii Thor. eis, • ne e d axe Port 444 elfiiii p iite evoisp ; tke forty More capecially in, .40u41. qui,. for* frau* frig to Which.is expected freattim.gani.liitliesinii ottl' li. • Arrived tive Ant,' trptlVlVittlitik ,4 1410044 , , 71 L • I !'f i f 4 N l 5 1 4 4 1 1 0 ! " 1 Vflint".lye. Pa ..;•iw a : ! 1 -^. • 7, : ;50 i' Cr f ..: '''Fillitia l ial; ; Ati4.ltE r -Tiattisirtftc Ciili4ita itit l l ItCl.'4' '9.14p: ~Cgiiirai triihice r #Ast,e . , l'nr * *aqu i % 4 vids.; the ,Ilardzoicke Iridi i timigtme cutter, wi th. the.Pluebe brig, of this portplostreland. ' !Airritred the Abercronasfe,4t . 74 guns, from : t y'rtrtemnuth ; and the I o',lt i titf i tt v vritr ,ple. ef 18 R4‘et fro the W ilt;4116 1 1%)9 1 1 ri.peit!. othtvi .41: Came •do Kir 9140 gitlmilom, ,Atil. vistartrj On .the Sound, the IPdritliefeepletkAlmr•L , I :'.; 14. • ,1 1_ Npeoski " r!? 1 -... '', : .. ,1 . . .. . DEAL, AP^. 1110.s.w4onimiLitbiet.monsiegi.mwir seiird for thitilitol4lllo2loi6 rarbeii fro m .11rilit tr! V ili s l i ll :k; iii'l6::Alll° #1 1 1: 4 '4 / 1 0 41111.1. ' " t° Tobago.. 7 • . ~,14r(1 .iiit''.'i 1 . Is .!:i; ' ) ;i, Ir ' l "T' , r. - vi) ' •• ' D.s.st.roM . #o, 8. ---Agritif yestottlpy. tho. F4,4440104100 1 4041iff/ 11 60* Norlaii, •wi two American intssettgeesubAisiasicispatchei ter 7 ,'' . Gen t enkt Armstrang.• ; ; ' '..,.:';' • .. • ~ •• 1 ' G it 4 T ES E ft i k , 4 y q . t 9.. 7 * rrii e,tloelfyperford) . Short, front Quebccl 4heoess,Malcoilp, f(oal 5!..., Donnie; and the Ceres, and Nodal, from, peghort4., Sailed the Pktebe„ . Anderson, fur l'eneriffe ; 4r dent, Willien% fur Lisbon ; andthe Ceres, White, for Tenerife. rx- 4 , 4114' 111 7 3'E4LIGEATE,., GENERAL ORDERS. .1 At a Oaken' Court. Ma rtial., held, at Canteripiryl on the IBA July, and continued by sijoairturient td• the 510th of the same month, William Clifford, private soldier in the 7th Royal Veteittis"Battalien,. • was arraigned on the undcr.incutitinea Osorget, viz., Ist Charge. For imoripper•aud sashidier-like {deduct, and bring extremely r(atottkpit the Marlborough Dead tyres, Since um mg the Sifterooon of the..l3th July. 2d.. Fur disobedience of orders irsi the same day, when or dered by Lieut. Marren, of the paid Royal Veteran Ratta litka, to desist from hitaluto, behaviour sit the said Marlbo rough Dead, and e airy la hi. quarieri: ' For extremely InetinoiN bellariuovqo Liege. -MARTY N• ao the same day, by nit Only mitig very 4rois and most aisrc spectful lanoage to JINN - Itaviiec repeatedly struck and Ward Lieut. Malt:: N. wises le the exanNiou of his duty. Upon -which chargarOho Court tidbit the pd. . , • :ogee ,Gibteiir4be" whole), it therefore sentengii 4„ifljam Cliifoisi l to receive...pm! teoasand . r . _l* bare back , tirith a aat-OMMIa. tails Agit aargives) Ms MA tITT lids biliespktritr-4144:•...p 10,111e . 4nd confirm, and ctintmlinddd"'that ',Oita!' be road at the head of every regiment. ..beady last the Comma ttasa.in.Clucto, . his R,oyal Highness the Dutco of , Calltsitazas, General art HAiteepe't, the` it,tilirtatit..(iremeral, anti Lieu teettet-Otlonel aprlgag, ^held an - inspection and half-yearly exaininwtion aethe '..iiibire'Departnieut of the . Royal Military College, Righ.Wycom b.- They wore received at" the College by Lieut.-Col. Sir H. Do6u.r.As . , Commandant, aud. prorcedgil.to the era. ruination of Captain 13itisrow, llth•Evqt ; Capt.' Iferceitts, King', 0 vitt Dragoons; Cap,. KATI- a, 424 Foot ; - Captain highlanders; !rho, after a very strict cr.sinimition iii•the aarious branches of the course of instruction, acquitted' themselvoii to the perfect satisfaction of the IS'oard, and wereaitjudged certificates of the tint qualifies,. tint accordingly. • • • PLACES OF WOISUIP TAXM:I.—The question of the liabilitrof places of religious wurahip to be as. aessed for poor's rates, is, we understand, likely soon tq be brought before one of pin superior Courts for decision, in cuniequence of the parish officers having assessed and seized .for parochial rate on the Methodist Chapel lately erected in York. Yesterday morning early R. Robcrtsand R. 4r. mitage, notorious swindlurs, who were confined in tae HOUSO of Correction, Coldbath.fields, broke f. the said gaol, auti , made their escape. 7 47 • aftenzassuvisbout half-past three o'clock, • -:ucsday qoire tinting, and iininediafelis 'atter the wheat is s'young Man, fsonteeiirdgelosed in a black coaftisid cut, and a li g ht h arrow to b errun over the see d. waistcoat, and nanknolontaloons, was observed . By this m eans , l arge fields, which produce little or in *disconsolate state in Hyde Park, near. the Ma. nothing, may be made to yield abundance of food E tszine; tat length ho feli; and some persons going for sheep and cattle through the %intPr• op tai hien diseuverod that lee had cut his throat in a To Tea tomes or Rom:co.—A Moorish sai. most desperato smote with a easo.kaife. A !III,: lor, a deserter) was stopped on Black friars.bridgc, gent was sent for; but the wound was.so.extremelt by his officer, w h en a scuffle (Matted, and a boxing. deep, that he died before any surgical ustistance a match was expected, but they only scratched rived. Nothing was found upon him to lead to ;tti eaCh other like a couple pt children ; they then discovery who be was. ..• .tryw th e i r knives, but were presented from do.o EXTRAORIPIKAUT Revainto—Betweenlastilia ieg mischief by the Interference Of the specta. day night anti Monday mornink, the Nurseej tors. At last they decided the contest k the Grounds Or Mr. Siborn ? in the 14a-bridge ituailli manner : each took off his turban, and s oi l age house is a Small distance from tin foot-path; tumult it into a sling, having secured a small stone adjoining which he has a coveted shed-ts4th a pun ! . at tae !totem. They then proceeded to fight with her of bee-hives visible to all who pass that svay--: their new mean of warfare, and sada many heavy and under sia of these hives small holes had besni . blows, some of which told, and in the course of ten made, and brimstone put therein, and • set on atit a. mihotea the &garter was twice knocked down. flo which suffocated the beet ~' -and the robbers theta then appeared to have had *Numb of the combat, took the honey, .above 'lt hundred weight, with and his antagonist endeavoured to exhaust all his which they were nen by a labouring man in a Geldj vtitigeance on him but was Pretreated by the speeta. adjoining the Lea.bridge Road, soon after fold°, tire. The vanquished foreigner taking advantage o'clock, who suspecting by the bags the three min of the intilfetelAfig. of the English admirer . ; of fair had witlt thtftn, that they had bccn stealiqg, ho Play, suddenly started up and ran off towards the Called to a man who was alto coming that way from Obelisk with great swiftness. His conqueror was off his watch at Waltbainstow i for assialdiice, restrained from following am until be had ran a con. which the fellows hearing, they immediately threw enterable distance, when , being l e t l oose , h e p ur . away their hags into a (try ditch and ran off, when sued. the fugitive, but did not overtake him. This the bao were takCel, up containing the honey that is the way with all peeple where fair play is not a had bees itoleo from NI% Sikora, which was restored national principle. 'so hew. -t« • /-4 , "4 • vted . • Wt. :id pad* ; • . 0.1 •7 ~- , • ~.qikzez.: TH E STAtESMAN., 4r - " - ~~ _ —"ow -'11,14 St rorterettute llactivellltrth e f i i n . irt ira t ieff; from Windsor. He rec . ieff ' lig Qiikiv's• Palate by the Dukes' Its oil 4liiiit; dran'CAI4BRIDGE. The latter RUyil Nice; Oth 'Ofiying his respects to the Kitte, seroff to Rtii,' a 'Rita the QuEsreand Peiscrsics tb cliiths 'Writhe /Duke. of CosisritLitso. Her ' :KAY 4181: i• •tfn deg "by AheComitess 'of liAltill iox; ' ef tit Cotyfrik MA TaTMS . E. . 113 ' ` I" ".. l' " • About half.pakt five her Midireilitt b fiti 1 tests lrft Welt' for Windsoit e" ''' l4 ‘ 4 '" ' 9 ' I# "'_,_'" 1 ' ~ His M t Jeri.* hetd ilieleitiftigirtit lA2 . tl . ' '!'he folioiringlisd the libdithrliefieskrume to his MAirely l :l:l J ;. ' ' ,ors. II: 4 ) Lieuteoam-Ginerat Loftus, on his hpeislitsisitiettititi tenancy vif-tise Tower. ,e ..3 ,W):.•41 , .v isspqnt Gapraty a -on coining to his title. ~,, V.. 4 111njor-tlveral Glethinnes., on his proonotkoth vil 541110 time revered the honour of linighthocld ' 1 at the eftp*use of Martinique and Guaiteilsuir - ._... • Alabter-GVII . O to the army serviagthere. Admiral' Toting, upon Iris being appointed Atin• of the White,' and , rtitiroing from eomm R alming at yas blajor-Getteral Howard, on his promotion. Lord Charles. Townsend, on his Lieutenancy in the 3d . Regi,- meat of Curds, and be 'his renarn from Pbrtugal. lin)radier-Geueral Walker, in kis appointment, and op go ukc pjA foreicn service. • ,Sir Jiihu Sinclair, on his beipgapprointed a Privy Councillor . , Admintf l'eter Aplih, on hieprontotinh. 'vilest . ..Admiral Sir Jrinepb Yorke, on his promotion. Governor tiostion took leave of bis Majvsky, previous to his teviin g ibis couhtry for Berbice, to take nponblin the govero *sent of that pities. His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, s t t which Sir Jon StNCE.AIII was introduced and. swore in a Member. Governor GORDON Wllr'llllll6 lati.oduCed, and sworn into his office as Governor of Ilerbice. HIS MAJESTY gave audiences to Mr. PCRCETAL and the. rest•of the Cabinet Ministers present. .~ ~.. A lIINT FOR MINISTERS. Ala your contest with France, we have found to oar shame, ahat sour blows have Cairn short, or gone wide of their aim; I,Tbeo be warier! Alexhjot, Sirk. nor titiuk it uneaudid, Where the aita Itigif i ler p #e bhgs are left-halided. cP,LB. thelioto of refu k gale ngrand dinner at Oat. land'i, 'ate Toesd . ay . , to , a numerous party from Egharn Races.. ..: ' Among other articles of fasl4ioenble fmporlance; we are told, that on'Tueedity the Duke of Seise* partook of thepkasstre of anti,* for several hours,' , in'his pleaiare bolt * on the giltutil4(4,tOn iu' Iten.• slngtoO Gardens. . ' lVfirditers must feel rather pitagiitted that the two ' Candidates who have offered themielvett fur the County of Gloucester shouldhave started on insig pril'eVes I and that .no 7'org Carlitaie court be fatted In tfirpose them. The prefei:st `us, however, midsineflic Hustings nre not saways followed by , tiliel*ittitety of correspOridirig actions. r' 4 . )tii tric - now /Daft than pro'hatde That the rivalry', 'betwc.c.4 i ?er . Theaties will speedily be extended, it is to be hOped o ttwat theillinagers witl do away the Model: prketite of employing their literary re- 1 taitiersi•to-aindse the Public by writing Tragediei t `VeluetfillF,oiieras, and VOGL, ' at a certain sum ' r Pef4lird • . . • SSlter:h's new Opera, which. stood over from liitleison, is to be one of the first novelties at rovoni-Girdon'Theatre.-0 ~ • • A evsloiok(l 7 , . iFiliesi . After, ' 000,114'10111• Ad 'has • prod , Dramas ; ..• whicifels 'V, pasi ti .if the Whitt , ' Theatres. - ' Nothing is yet done towel , pld .I.h.zsir i Is is • therefore' mainnoritie 'Company will _ tinder the jtittidlotiS Management or emigrate to tats 'King's ' mencernent of the Italian Ctpei The Proprietors of ,h Ha; attained a licence to - perform Winter t -ilul the atilt aMpliperic• predicted, fVutn . the . ilistingOisk of Mr..Cot:alisr, attilihe ge unimpeachable integrity of The splendid spectacle of ' ifnd tlfeT6mic; Pantomime r flOM'fierfortning . tos;ovenhiw Pa.trett lf sierras,' hr the Si Tcei T esi nightly with undi he eiieclleut acting of rfo. 4tc - foillier, ter:earner:On iris indeed adtniratil'e _'-ellti:i WylsaoT is the 'eslaMbine fteellence in • that cheratVer ye-quire comment.-4Boitimi. • Pero with his •usual 'ability. 1 2 - A Mi.dsterial Paper states. {•going again to the Red Secs .... order t ri. o corceitOd improve 1,,,. 'nu dl . n gs its ;mist be mach indebted laklng such eactraordipary own works ! ". ' • For some illys -, past era.}; ihtg•Poney within the ticks, lisalleen Tut in requisition, 'Stelitithel, have liamponsly • aiipiittages, and themserves, Loudon; previous to their liaign, on Saturday next, poultry within the Bilis of 11, ` 'The Annual Conference :%lethoiliSts'it just cuttcfuded, City.roatl. Acierding to their t, ' tain is divided into le districts; placed 6t2 Mioistr'ra, w4o 'change annually, and some quarterly TP their clergy in Ireland and A Carlton Muse was on . thrown into some confusio n, ~ the ehimnies at the Flast-Irtiglertekil puncourse of people immedi mall. The Roy al Enchan k , I engines tame to toe r spot, hu , syWhout their assistance. 11. 'puke pf COldttEßLAso, Who horse to take his mashing ri dent, returnttrto Carlton-hoes* t: 1 44E117 the sentinels. co ' ham e lt , m the crowd s •' • ...' • I . We halts the Pleaikt4 I Archangellettlinit litiivetko _ .....-.,.. - I. . • 4'0'.11.);511 , 44 ttrwsztrr , • 4- • . • 1 +; • • - ~,:.»~ w;hapX ,•. t ...,.., .-......—. 'Translated Copv of a Letter from the Nike of SA•firaer (Din &hotel. JOSS Iffi AsNas). late .Mini-refill i. a ltev . enui• in Spoia.,oki Vice • Ki, sl; of,,Mesirii. ,at p re s e nt a Tinour to bib Country. and Sp4oiNq Champ dA,therro from ll thilotrnsivieKiisg.• 'eddy , 1.- *lie. Chill of 'France ; nit s, sires to DawAllawtiaao;Lloists DC URQUIP). late: Mi aiiiter of Slate iq &Dow a:Krqtkikto It Countp, stud `° -Minister ror Flstfi IA te iritisitlr'utif" I.r ',.. -I g. . • ) . 'll!*' ',V- !' 1 ? /,, •• . • • . 11 * 16.4;stlirotto blinisser Air Foretell Affairs' O!Iee. liFtwerAtettrAntr Sviatf—The time is at length Iliad:Whew I have it itv my-power to w ilia to your . xaelleney on subk%ets'which ttireCtty:cbeiri en us. The day befOre Yesterday i tyirtl'lrlont i4hier4ition with the Duke of .Cadere,. Mittlititufrii* °rill-len Affairs, Atha had given me Itt•underefind af 'a Tor ieriperiod-, that he wished 'to r'cwhttitinirate to' me mime marten by the Emperor's order. I shall re. late the heads of this Conference in viticit• niany subjects Were handled, and orof iiittlisi-tince: .• The Ministertdld me that hisinifierinrMliusty cannot send more money to Spain; *rid thin it NO rte_ nary that kingdom 'ettoilki ',riptide feilke•silb. sirlence and eitoeffees•Nf iffeavniy ;'that. hi. hirs'tione :enough in having ernployeth4i/0,000 men in thel re dietion of . Spain ; • that 'Ftaitee flag . esttlitStrtl its Tettatinty,• hating sent theia two kendred mifili , iiis of Ayres since the commencentetit , rof the :Vat; 'that oirr• GovarittiOnt'haS not-stralltd itsetf lit•Yhti re. sources which the coutrfrYkolfers'by thecipletiffrln of funds; that contriblitiontbkoithrh Are-bdAtlthitiil in . Andalusia, partieularlyiretill. .earl ifflafillpit,!tand also in Murcia; tivit'llis• Mdjelitt'ifilid m liviptiatid a 'contribution ofls,boo,ollllVbfiffria ifti 7 tivailiwn of: Lerida (I am' nof Certativ *lnfthet ittiftePth,s or i greater sum he tneteitinnet tii vitd)Vfltit the tin liah property found in S - eiiffb altii44l,4'llJ lken.'•• Gs. coiled ; and his Imperial gigliesr,4o 011'• old 'that • si: ) , this of Seville alotielivdt` tit liii:Vel• 1641100 ti;. linty millions of irrreS f'ititittittitlt Ittifertirtlie‘inftlies and convents shouldslivivi hveriNffklehiltiiieligdt, of ; that in Spain there musenecesitrily :be* vast 'Own. lityof 'money in circulatibit; whichWs tireld'aftro_ duced by the Fretteh and Eligl,sh . ; iiigetlitliAsith what had arrived train America ; tlnet'Aiil fi eerm' has always made 'war by oittratillik'frit the rnqleted' countries the 'au bsistenee-atiii eitpences of ki4 armies ; that bad he not been oblrged.tw.ent. ploy so many troops irt the reduction ofSpaio, he might have dismissed many' • of . then); anvl'-t, as have avoided the expenses they' oteebsjoit ; thii time funds of our Treastirrhaiti , tiot-th'iteptied in. the inanneytheyabovbl Imre- ,liiirtr, firat is to play,. the payment of the troops employdd.lht:derriket.rl . figionti payment kingdom ; • thide tlieoe.have been. Inany pompot4 - ez(rdvae,ant, • amPtintneeesslity ex tpintses; that gratifications justly 'due. aqsataqaTe teen deferred mitil more tranquil atid,happylt . es; that the Staffs which ere ai:it.itintli ) • lite/do% me. t *ties and too elpettstre; !hal thtte' htivY'lli..ert *brmed l and are forming, SPartiel chillit'', l lblitich. 'lire not only useless hot tiangerOtti, tlftoe'rtiAe, 'Age- . Aber with aSsortring sums, which• ikti"„be • iii.fitl ad.. h•lfelitagi.owsly employed, they sies*todriti putver I•t o' the enemy's free ; and, ft , iility A ''that' the" iid nesi with which the king treat' tiiiian fif thelpo site patty is eigessire,• granting thl•til'i fkiohh an 4 advantages which Only sat selo disgust and inspirit those who,from the co,runtenciirent, adhered to big Cause. . . lesp are the print tt •ini , ed'' • MO i 44. 1 I n 1 .:1 / I t ) • • AMMO l '!.• ••• ,1.. ..: t7.* • • • VI MO 111151. IIUV(I'IU el. - —Cci l tittec.i, has likewise These are thdpilneipal subjecli4itiCh *the Weis. er-Pieer,' written.. by a ter communicated to me ; and now ! shall proceed '1 ileac] . several favourite to explain to year f.'reellt oey the esihslinee or, my the' critical ordeal at one answers. Thb peihcipal point, antrilyat sibie . h, iq my mind ', most oceepies the attention Of The fan. wards the re-erection -of perer, is a uish to' evade- sendin g to Spain, ore •e probable that the re- money than the 2,009,900 monthly; es agre e 4 iq . I perform at the Lyceum, the former arrangements. Icecollectin( the elver. gement of Mr. A MOLD , vations 'which' had been made on thia'sttblect, 14yett Theatre, till the co,. I was in the office of Foreign A faia t and hling ); er a, ' Weil aware 'of the situation of oer'pr'ovinces and of 1 tfayniarket Theatre have oarvo IV . aXury, I replied to the linister, t. tkat g the • form duffel/ the insnint gin gs; my Master, was well convincetrl the_ a leat tlipineeesrmay safely be. 'dAtaehack the war of Spain occasioneirt the Tres. inishod dramatic `latent's: Ittrjrof lat t ice;, bat that he saw, wil . . r ilii.'4ep. errttCiriattlY nianiteisind tit retteillittisoncern, the infPttslilailjty , or : lre/411g Mrt Melton. ''' ' ' it'frinifilate,elikrge bx may meangr resoyirtes in our , • . • ~ , ot'Ottefi. tiralitolortid „‘0;h44 ). ; tharlitecestoynirx r ta. had been until o r .."Th e •H er sitiiC4it et 1 Ss pried's* talc entl'eoufil only Ile rolrected in a iwiiichuusivieNkne.iii: 'few conquered districts' and even in these the Ire. . sf rul d i i onf it u it s 'An' ba qatentinctirslons'or,the ineurgedts and banditti par- diminishe4' . attritctrati.;-;e tick f r ustrated ' th e diligettee oy the Adoinisfenfors . ~ moctia arid Tloir. sq'tb b it t ?rtnitadViyie'i that to many parts flitchty bane_ s the higheit'eulogi4i.:: ral and-Ciders brthe French troopa'sefveli nierp to the - latter; the itAiiBlies! tra'pede thlti 'aisi . st the'colleetioh tif ty'(l drieg; ine; and 'her unriValled that the PrOv)hpes"were rushed liethi s e cs ealt , :.e ,is!Votiliilt:' known fci 'kinds` si'ta'r their Thici• to profile/7;reinich . • J Isliitfalt Itit'..rnotkir i;birltindjitthelOtel cessation AS tfklEe bet vq . en 'the • 4 :kW 4 r ' 4 " l : -. ' I ififfereatiiiiitni.t' Viet Suidrferids to Ad Iteen,Cel. es, that tOrd i w atli+ta I lectet4ii frill'ahnrthii,fttatililied iirpoitaia - ftom sea and waits . of Chiha the other ineitehliticr fitourcei Whieh had been de. improve the charts"l and ylsed, bad -all' !seen appflettpt'ereiiiity to the Nits these places. Thepub. 4 the • FtedchT,irmyi . stitAtraiting only some in. ito the'Noble liyird - for' i'efiSidirable 'ante. for the REiyaf'quarti, tri9cll (rouble to , correct his. had been aliinst'alwitiyi out on'attong parties oreb. nervation ; pit; his ~141klesty*s CVO' r ci ist, which . y DqiCatirwnd ShOOf. had - been Paid b ut In entalt par?il . 'isti fit: other City 'of the Metropolis, purposes of tkifirs( ,oeiettsifyi . SO• tbat there p end their happy ow ners i had been . no . pay' 04'44 to widows : .' pensioners, displayed that ;porting or those r'etired,'iVillifltPtlie 41)ftipe`i nor 'very s; through the 'streets of often to those Itllliii bo t tle 0(160 . tfary emprey. . ilebtitmecteing• the cant. menitt.:' The Yeer-liiniifetelifit:heen at tie . acs :..* irjritwit the pigs ' and. bye months Without I,eceiving thliri t .'4;) order,. to ' Mortality. • ineetithei eNpeumni or the tro6ps.",.JJ,Frtif- respect. to • I held . by the Viresleylan Wttributing to ignorance , - waytt,pritnergy, or exi4es o d, 'et their Chapel in the ilrileorty on the [tart of tiovetnnient towards the their report,' great-err. Ytthahltants, • the not having drawn forth hue re. Ist-fiefs; °ter..Which are itonices which were atipposeti to hare existed, I change theiidestinations :told the Miuister l that. they had been employed ai rly. This is exclusive of Aril Circumstances permitted. 'That to juslite pa, A meti.e. . it Was necessary to keep in view the thpo eaist. Wednesday n ednesday . forencton" - big 'circumstances, namely, that the snbilued p rug ', , Its, occasioned by one of vinces were few, and in noto dla thp tree and uniovr t . elcrtekinthri. 'Alrent 'rupted exercise pf actotistrstfaion take . place i gu t s 'lately assbetbled in Pall- ettrigrdinary equtrfbatinn; attillpict.4l foiri t , ,4 grit ago end Sun f ire-Offipe exacted id all places whcre ihe elillektion id ee *,; ( ..4 Jut the 4revrasgot tindbi prite ttsbye l oterfonsitivo ' 9 llla.Ydidlegli • thilc his #o,lll' Ilithilpleltie 1W cintar toresetve 04 .subjedf- provinces:l4'4'W, rho . h.;d just' inotit;ted 'ltii . it was adtivabte n9i th•ttßad' or harass thVql ,asap idet t rer f nt • o e the g4i; eitretrie, that ley # d'ng'‘O•itle should i , lstilt4 .tfii,4l honest-• le-vraa with Oar In a Ocoee( insurrection with an witfavorteibtaliii, 114 , heatothe gate, Cleor It; to,: the fate t thcireasfaitedifteln t in ttp event , 0 ipuie • surriTtitering , th6nisili -. es sass; certii,d y pi,,,..- ty „. • - to 'arinduher that the trlbettionit migld have be:ni Wad; tit tiwsame msn. Or th, psi} Coat. , tlil lift - French Getaersts do to 06 proviucetthcy 7 1 ti i tat.i.4 V•• -; • •1L • . ,