The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-22 00:00:00

l still in bad taken , which party using the my is, bOl ing the pestle lie leaves ' pleases hi, strains of fere, no the one ;, of the Meat AKERIC, into which this, then feelings, Iv, in WI iaiuspici mean the peruse the British a; giv Pll by the cis... elan !) hut still more by the result. _ . . in C DIP ~ . . Aititvass AT t APt 0411h1D Rot 4 1 110 40eie Mnis Wellington , arq dated. i4E1104 SOO. U 5, The account from dm Lake, of the short sea Imit tone flirts, Weimer CasticSolaugher asattnicongi=ne his gratitude for the unanimous Tote of. propertionat &arum ire engagement hatween i Zlitg li keadc aid- netts, East thadiewnen, oriLvett on 4ite". 1 bp.the Parporation for thahattla of Ifiltarlll. JAMES lEO and Commodore Cntoncyt t ,litr , ~, of Atate : asill sairedif 6 e 4slllll " talk; 4norrAgi imayttleted. - opon .the Joormtle. * to.. . , ......_ ~1 is partially given by the American press, • lealdnil4 rilillg t Plaell it mad lbeGiemoldwa, dratted frees Isslorl . 'lie R e p ol i, otth e watch and wve . , coottoineet 1 rce, Henderson, from Bengal; the ! was read, In which It was recommended, that Insteeil j the navigation of the river St. Lawrence oat be f '. a°l4. the . 1111"8 . iiisu i is troll th Cr e os lia s u fr r o a m ia Ch s. China ; and *he Soak, :of the nightly welch, four . additieto4 Marshalmets greatly straitened to ear annoyance. We . : should be appointed, as en addition to the Police. anxiously wait to hear the account of this affair from'. ' .Tbe irdas East indiaman is stated In the Porte-1 Mr. S. Dixon supported the Rhenish - on Ai a swvlnt Sir JAN a himself. mouth lett* to have arrleed at St: Hetesia, and tothaie [of eapence to .the city; the nightly -'witch costing sailed from thence etialta,7ilt of September, for Eng-43001. e-year, while the Marihalerson drietid not be land. This cannot bhp:47,d t as both the WO tr, lipoid 4001., pereinum. rd-b"- - i'—` The Halifax Papers by the packet see to the 30th ult. and the) contate extracts from the Boetea Jour. oils to the 21st of that mouth. They supply are official accounts of any operations on the Lakes, but the private commenications from Sieket% Retboar, on the 11th, notice a sort of :waning fight as the fith Sept. by which the Amanitas would ladies se to believe that Sir Jamas Yes lee) sooght reface is Amherst, near Kingston, - 'Sod, mai blockaded in tha t ".90111 ♦ . ; f. .4 . • • harbour by Commodore I.4augetv. .14 the ad• espegtmom imams OCfSBUR *DIETING, 1812. vices of yesterday, we imagine that the wAsolt. ,f Sir ~••• 21111.11,50AY. 0ce.91. J. B. W.s.ears's tieet, employed in the Clitteopoake, ~ tit'. Te 4 4l.wirbrilubler. efat Mr . Fades% Accld*e ea cask lids not returned to Halifax, but thatuome tem .or AIL M. 95118 , k 44. sto • tin Master. it Mr. 4 1 404 e. by Potnef&Y,• ;se 61b. beet 4iiislilllestsirs te etre ships have been left' in the northel.n Past . Steak "04 70.41111:. 4. V. C. 100 P. Skill* lir. , the Bay, to fulfil the alarmists purposes of theilig.6 fffeabe• &Goa undertaken in that quarter. ko of tip est* . 4 .„. , : • Dar. Ilisikerler4iri ta pOseag, fit. lete. • • Private accounts from Halifax mention, that TORE Mr. Grackend's Tea~ees. 1i..181b. '.-- - • • Americaus have been con fi ned is undergronod cells, I Mr . Sausit's Hee aOY. Ibl.dll. • f 4 to I apt Mile Whiptheng. * 6 to 4 apt Tbedl4l6ll. 116 4 on account of the severity with which two British ; apt bug 80. subects have been treated at New. York, and the lie Laiseiattaddie, 70. 61b. bent Deb. et Geartee's Wei, cause of this severity is thus explained: A privateer at. en. Lb. V. 1100 p. b. ft. Even beaky ea MINK '• called the Dictator, commanded by • person teamed ~ ..!Jter Wilson's f. by Settm, lee. OM. beat Mr.., Nicnos.u, was pursued and taken by one of his %Mt ; t' s • 4lll . i ri n t-b4 " Ab ' at (30116 ~,imogp Majesteecruisers, and carried into the West Indies, The Class of the Oettentis Man 411 Sibtionito -414 where be was not allowed his parole, but committed Mr.= Aladdin, 3.. in ofd. 7st. 11111. • - •: ; to close confinement. The reason assigned for this ' te;!. i;ewerts i s bmikkaike-,„Y1ag 4 .7,f4, i ,,,. " ! 4 . . 4 ' n - - proceeding was, that he had thrown his guns over. I . .MII s mit Aladdiee' ' . ' ''' , ,s . board ; and it seems that this man has been since coo. ! l` of, liatteellliAleassier the , 410s r Ailt 'eyed to Eviglaud,- awd that he is sew on-beard - the ' a ler t I ""i ss e e r k °,,r' es t .111 , 3 4,tr .; .. .- . . 4 P lO ' Nassau prison.ship, at Chatham. On that interim. • sg r , w a r & * g uy la. Sh. hot /ha. o f R ot t oo r t itlii' tion being gives* to the Government of the United , waa% Olt. 71b. IL Ai. =IP. 3 10 4 ea .it,. , States, they imprisoned as hostages two British sub. i a rA'i b l:erit . "4 l l l . ° l so 2ll l t o t e t mROr wibg" l o. lll .. jectq, and the Americans in " durance vile" at Ha& Mr. liaison's brodurtellotsels,44.-71b. set. ft. from littjer fax are so situated, in retaliation for the two confined Rib" 6 t" by brother to 10X1041.211.,121!). A. F,11: 1 9e, h. ft. at New-York, under the circumstances explained. 1 .... ... . , The little Catharine,lrom Halifax, was chased off A Treaty, Offeisiveind defensive, hai been signed the banks of Newfoundland by two frigates, which between Austria, Russia and Prussia. A copy of it Ad not answer the private signals, although at one " 4 been reeeielid ill this emitry. • , .time they were only three miles distant. The Albion ; CORONER'S INQUEST.—On Wednesday last, Taw man of war, with her convoy from hence, reached sag SHELTON ' , E.sq. Coroner for the City of Londe% 1 Ilaiifax on the 30th ult. i held an inquest on view of the body of Mr. Themes By recent account , : from the Dutch coast, we Grelgg, who tept a large glass warehouse in Creed. i learn, that about the beginning of the present month, lane, who put a period to. his existence about twel four Dutch frigates, forming part of the Tele !lea, o'clock the preceding day,..by blowing out his brains received orders tarot to sea. From some unknown with a pistol.—Verdict—Lsosey. raise, however, only two of them, the Dagerand STREET ROESERTe-A lady, residing in Everett. and the Rygerabergemt of 38 gu n s each, actually street, Brunswick-sqttire, was assaulted by a fellow sailed. An embargo of seven days succeeded their within a short distance from her house, on Tuesday! putting to sea, which was so strictly enforced, that evening, who snatched a square of black net from I even the fresh fishing-boats were compelled to ressaie her bead, and made off. He wore a. sort of shawl, I Io pert during its continuance. They procee d e d and on approasiting the lady, she supposed the rob. 1 North about, sod their destination was supposed to bee to be a working woman. le America. 0 . I PLOcrrittikrasto.—A waiter of ilte - Oame of Goss. I The Masters of the West India ships belonging to Hugs started on' Mond4 evardrii, .se Athlord, to go I the Port of Louden, have presented a service of the 100 miles is' eighteigs 'beery for fifty guineas.-. plate to Titosaa's Bs xte,Esq. Captain of his Majesty% The pedestrian did seventy, stiles In fourteen hoer% ship-Cumberland, for his great attention in coevelp- which was a part of his seetenet, and was than beat leg them from St. Thomas's, in May last, safe to by eh"' ' the British Channel. - • ... I', Wm Grace the Duke ottimeoto, with Ms usual Mr. D o n ov an i o te n do, w he never th e h uman i se d! webk munificence to the town of Bedford, has given ; Is placed for view in the British Museum, to allow 2°o° Pia"' towards 446frilYing the expencee .of new Bridge. The Marquis of Taewrocs ) whieli c on t a i ns th e su it e o f f oss il s lik e l y to t h re the inspection o f th a t p ar t o f hi s M useum , gra ti s Member for the county, 11001. Ills Grace has like. w; building a. light on the origin of that extraordinary * petrifactlori. wise ghee 2001 * t " 4 " . ` er. " 1 " 1001.i an a d l f o u ll tr i Z e g i a t r it : While we commend 'the liberality of this segieetiOn Marquis of TAVIsTO4II4 9 'for the diffusion 'of knowledge, it is impossible .trs w. ILlimi Rua11 24 4' 1 " 16 " far the town , 1001. '' deny the idea has raised mach expectation ; what, las I ' Mr:WilliateGeavetr'of Thorpe House r Cambridge.' fact, may n o t b e ex p ec t e d f rom t h e ta l ents I f t h at . shire, undertook, on Irkursday last, to.kiil 18 brace able Naturalist. of birds in 12 hoots; 4 the Senor of Findlay. lie On the ltitli i n st. a t n i g ht, a f ter t h e Gl as i ow m a il , lost the wager s sot gettinktistengit shots to enable . . . had changed horses at Polmont, the g uard ancrcoaoh. i him to irlw. man being both intoxicated, the latter having dropped the reins, in endeavouring to recover them fell from his seat, and the wheels going over his bead, .he was ) I killed on the spot. Meanwhile the horses 1101 1 8 at full speed, the guard was so perfectly - incipalblead that he' could make no effort to stop .1 hem, and they continued at the gallop * along Liolithgow•-brktga, till they came to the Post-office in that town, whervehef stopped, without the slightest injury. The trepida tion of the passengers may easily be coneeived. Five of the Capital Prizes in the last LatterA drawn 28th of _September, including No. 1 ,i 54 1 a _Prize of 1 ) 10,050, were so ld b y Hicusaasosr, Goo/name, and Co. the Contractors for the prevent Lottery, the Drawing of whith will EOMMEMI , on the 3d of next Month. The Scheme, with only 8,000 Tickets, coetalris. Two Prizes of ,e10,900,- with Fourteen other Capii.its. The lowest Prizes R2O. Tickets and Shares arm. yap Sale at their * o:lices, Bank. Builir ip • C ' 1 1 3 - and; Cross. Chit base ((Alan) are ootwart. : bonad. tis sit` paged to be the ludas. tbesir Godfrey Webster Is IWO be at the isle of Franco 'The bet sailed liitats•St. Helena on ;be fiditit.ind the Rectibenitiett4lei4di hot ' • • Mr. GRIFIFITIIII strenuously resisted the alteration. It was, in his elision, unnecessary to make this ad. dition to the Polk* establishment of the city. Akterptak ;lips*ip le. 'aiptinat receiving the Report, still contest aed; that's the proposed measure wool/the useless, if they were to be habited as Mss. shall, SIN make them Police Officere'et ofce, and they they might be of service. - Mr. DAVIS was opinion, that they .‘weilid answer every purpose of securing the peace and tranquilliy: of the city. Sr J. Stow expressed Ma fear that the Report not accomplish what was tithed and there. kit* h• was anzloos that the Coed should giro it a • 1161 , -Vtiknieue-akicerted Is ibis spleen. He Itheisert little more coesidera. that ill the tosamirifilitaillield be stated to thmi. lle wodid tikoktiolimiblipli an amend. 0.14(4bat the Report ifionfirki;issi Nick to the Pelailliltee foe•fortiter donsideratiOti: - !'llies , Jacas ascended tfiii.' '••• WM/lomat DONVELLE objected receiving the Ripest, became Ite epiration woeld be to de op the ! hoods of the present and every future Chief Ma. 110• the hands of the - Met -Magistrate ion 'Wise* • belie tied oP i 14''sheeld-lertainly Vat:4e bed 'Mr Weitedfilifilgke which he is ell, .sa4 that Coirt woeidle siole felt esilailser t sight resole from si gh a t SPORTINO 137EL1.1GENCE. , r.:. _ ,! ...~ _ ;31 7••• Sr Wkial •WW.: -of ap. pointing extra conking's, and raitkiWittiMo'4wo Mayoralty, in 1780, when by dolligikellitglik per , 'coded the riots were more speedily sirigiessiiitheu they' otherwise* would have been. - '":"*".....,•7 •.• Mt. Alderman ATKINS approved ef. ttie *sport going back again to the Committee.. • • • - . • • Mr. GKIIPVITUS entered into.a variety of details re. 'pectin; the•abaskattached.to the Present System of City Police; many of his statements were. thought to be so exaggerated, that several Meidierp cried out proof! proof! which, however, the Worth/ Metre. ber did not think it necessary to iffonl. • Mr. WAITIIMAN rose to move his amenresetst, after ' a little further discussion. lie said, that as it seemed to imply a sort of odium •the sending back a' RepOrt tva•Ceesurittee for its farther consideration, be had so waded his amendment that .It. Etliktuouvey as seek imputation, forks really coosiderad•the laboags. of. that Committee as prainrarthr• He .thee.. pked the following aniendmeatt-:-". That that coitit highly appeased of the labours of the FlatuiciiCotill Plitt's, bet were nevertheless of opinion, that the subject was ooe ors* much 101Pattanca and difficulty, that it should undergo further coursidemtion, and that they' therefore sent it back to the said Conmittee for such cobsideration.". • - Thisnmeadeseatibeint seconded, itiru cantata* arediesly ;lifter isidch the Court adjourned.. COPENZ.G.4ItDEN I'IIEATRZ Ili/ : i.. , t_• , i . , 1 0 " - inst night aiteTalsedy 71 . 1 entS ri v k" itertb rani i %fr. Elbk WAIF ilimo4reecinitill tie all onfriri '' n'llie* seen, *boa Jeer &scribal et or ix o ',fere, he was very suciestfufiend 0 Meet* othis be pitted coasiderab bet 4 applause, his perform.** casthe e ole was heavy ; and *IA every sibli-to speak4isllttjeeMu eetionstwe inetnuty be it pot likely to gain blue* as p lover. Si I,l 4 Gis 5 W6,4 km, was wore soceewild illas is say o ther „ feeling aed nature were the i t e rewinent • It* 4 r • - -w011111.•• . ~ . Con te-Exciesatag i Oey. 91.—Wheat dull sale thi and. in cou.eqoeuee of several lirrivah, at a reductiosiot quarter. Barley UAW 31. ebiapee.• Oats ea 4 Year Si. 1 In other artieles se altdatiew ~ ;slat (140011144 4. , ....it rif 8efi1t..aa f, .... r .....4a 'tto (t oreirel i ..j t ..70 wis new alfitt. r ie ' MA, .... AI •b.• Tick. di. v.., .... ..... Barley; old 44....ty.41 fo vew . • '.. '. ' • b.. New ditto •.. „ .,..., ! -.&11.i 5 10 gala t. . • • -.....96 Malt ..., •-* ird• Filmilitlo . I ..., ....-'- ' White Peas ili` 711 Polled - do. ' • New ditto .... ......' "1.4%.=. ltalataie*.- • ; .4, ..,.,.. afttoiseigeri . Grey Yeas • ...111/11THFIELQ.gARKIT.-001. 11. To Biel' the OW, Water sir tills. flee( ....51, 4d. ps• is. .44i , Heal ) Sir .P . Stlt ibis day _ Multi a ...54. 44. td Op. 4<l. littestp . .. veal ....7s. 0411: te St, .. mit. iblea ......• ...• • ....•4 i Pork ...., ; 64...,p,,.t0 .7s. t. piris ••• • 4 . t . • ~. ~ ~,„; I Lomb . ~. .*; .to Os. . 110 . • • ti AY :Wititirr . - • My ....... I . t 0... .04...kr . M. _tli. lid. 'lt • Cideat .... . 11.. N. OAP tils Ilk! :4046, 4IS Nutty -.... M . - 10. gad olift lichig ii‘tr' , r i '. “i t s s . alatir 1 41*lie, liirry . ' :. i rhe nadersiped ' State . . . reka-Alreirs to * .Majesty, t-desiiing te ;sea the pegikuttfoitti — ialtie .alcOhld condice to the piii`ficittlablit the trtiltiger4nt: gl**oo' opigetalit ija iitge deley,'o l ;tichathle; - h ~M 11 1. eit.elkillWiteN &Pea. appeei r c44lfem 'of thf".4, I,ttiniaftSts ds . iitib'er ofidtt ~ . flibistlnlidir Pi tgeirttcgitris Messrs. the Dtt elle Vicenza lid tliii.cothit * • iVar'behne,' PleiiipothatifiVit4 tVook Ms Kajeity tire Emperor of the French and Nieto, Nth *bthitliiiii them (d &need with hha :on the . • ftde it be adopted - I'6r lite itegoclitton. Only t ii, likaesit themselves—that of conferences* ,cti. that or tittnsecfienslifirging._ . •' ' ' -"• , - ' " The first, kfißrethe negotiators 'by assentbtlig- la' 44(Miriattriiiis; retard the conclusion loot 'beyond the 'neteasary time, by the embarrassment of ed. queue; by the delay Inseparable to verbal diteenions * Si the drawing up and comparing of the - proms err '.Sales, and other difficulties; the other, that which ' was followed at the Congress of TesChen; aceording • 'to which, each 'of the' Belli g erent Coorti 'addressed. its projets and proposals, in form of notch to the : Mediating Power, viho communicated the* 'to the adverse PoWer . and in the same marine* atufforni trinstiiitted th e replies to sutb proles and ofopetals t by which all these inconveniences A ' ere overdid.— The annexed copy, in eitiat4 4 will lihow their Ex. ` cellencies the Dake de Vicealia and the Count 'de Narbonge * the "method which iVia -observed on that occasion: ' Withotit prejudging- thelnirrectfons which .their Excellencies the Plenipoteafillties of Franee!mer . have received on thii subjein:to which •Atatrit has `already drawh the attendee - Of that Court,.. the tat/ dersigned hasNliehoilhir onilli tier'. to propove ; thit asetited, fo't the &Obit motive of the advantage • leave deithibea l • and:ilse Brevity :of the time:fixed 1 1 for- the duration of the negociati out. • The mediating ; Coitit . fitcisitself: mere especially lnellnedt - to prefer this abk& . hod, frOtiOitt-conal*elttion• that t r r. I V:** invipteiMßPlrertir7: - • et . . a* At:flatters. herself that she sees In tbi-bsppylesse of the transactions at that time s the pledge of a satisfactory result from this present. The undersigned eagerly embraces this first op. 1 portunity of offering to their Excellencies the Duke 1 of Vicenza sad Cosine de Narbonne the assurances of his high Consideration. • :•: , es . _ id- _. -•;•-• ..-. , . 04011 The Court de iIaTTER NI C 11. Progoe,. c .boyilip, 1813. ETo their x eMitet" tile Date of Vicente aCome de Narb onne, Pleuipotentiorkni of Fruit. .• • WORKS mullet-En Itt.Tsit azooctlftbai or fl*c AT via catettess OW TiithEN, IR 1 4 779. The instruttions of titer - Plenipotentiaries of the Belligerent Powdrs, as knowti to-the mediating Mi nisters, directed to treat for peace without . any ap paratus of etingiess, without any formality or eti quette whatever, and solely to abide by tlie ordinary proceedings 'idtt - dsiges of society. At the monAnt of the meeting, the Entoga lie timuted themselves with the Mediator, and the Meal:- ator's Minister legitimated himself to them. The Plenipotentiaries of the Belligerent • Powers front that time addreised their projets of peace to the Me4lator ) and through his intervention receited the .astelrnt. 4 77 * - e . Plentiiiifentlaries did not, daring the whole di l ration of the Congress, hold a tingle generalcon. , fereuce ; but they nevertheless every day met ameog themselves. 'lt was not till the day of signing the treaty of peace that the Plenipotentiaries of the Belli gerent Powers &ambled for the/ first and last time, itgeneral iitti ig wMilhe Mediators, to exchange ear. respective di Vilirein' with the eilissed-treales. mss•.PUIJ REOIETTISICRICR to THE PRENCIIt • - ; PLENIPOTENTIARIES. • 'The nniTeiligned Minister of Stateand for Foreign Affairs to his Imperial _nod. Royal Apostoft • Ma• qty, Pleaipottkntiars from the , mediating. Col ir t t hes received the roily !hick _their Excellencies tho . y 0 T-- - 7 ~ • t 7 1 ' , • • '.01.. kis,:M . . 4 . ko vrr. • _ -- -.-- _. _ .......... ._ __ __ , . N • N• pessosirtitiirreaW iiiitiiiiii "- ;: „- . , - . - - 4VMNON 4,VCIMICL —...- 4,-. , , -41----.A AIMPIRMININOPMIIIMIP .. . 14-..-.. 1 '.. ti ‘; - . 21;BNCH PAPERS. ..... ea Plater Nre 1114 wilistilbgill SiseiliOligt - J , al 0:_1?.;i 1..31 t. , i =at; A;4. 3 .. 11- .. .•1 . - . 4 ., t': • , weinsoole- I . 4 *lriZrmt..74eralow r.', '. J. -..-•... ...;: " : " . 1 . el M.... . • A , lady ISIDSt to albite Ilk ober ' • ilialier[iist if lr -'i lilltpkilissf Costetst polit a pips, , LOYFICIAL .. itifiewil - iftivat ,281111/" . --• OA thelaissilk P er P o ulr l e l lol, ' . „ , im, .11. SbAtisit.] . . .. .. '.'• ... . . . •_ at ...-. 4. ... ' li g ebillie tern / 1 "ill" 4/14 1 • a t i t • 1 • * . 1 41i 4 0 : . ,klitit 4 14 4 , sot• "i, , , 4. 4 - ... : . :,, , , te s.avai.. owever, foliy a match*, ePIF 1 - • • l'ilir% 444 , t. ~,•• . .. , ar - 0 0, t . nos gallistiomplailat . . . •• pest l e o f „ sa ll ow t w o moo . , i t t : .4 sic. eiiiii ~ ~ f , ..t ", a , a Demi, pwhikweiett w t. D a m m i ng * w ' ; c 6 , .it OVA LW'S.. giant mil owns gt,IWIsMSO 141 es this pato of thollegbles dritykalkuldo ll ", _ I ' l 4. r i i iird 6 - 9 s ' 'l l .llP'' , ' i.' (---77 7 17 41111 LOOdatargloissiasis dictrospisikaesasi .., .. -' - 411111a1=111/tTßlttucti. ,7 •• 4 - . ii Int ewe they r epe a t lewe 'a d 1 r , 4. ~7, .. . r.i . '. . ' .rr4P r itf: • eflipplr Aft* equaaaakti 40/4100a Ontiiiirdifßillkinalanj.l tegninnittl4 le P'!" Yeeq, -. an IMMO 4 410 1111 f"ww . ~ K . ,„ . . k INS #flabijaspat bash tiles icamsseoliaikair, ' - us& ItEcelleatellettee, tlegotthe 211 of this month... • if a bravura, ad . Naiad.. 'We bave, its...k. ____,,, i e , r8 ; 24 1 1 44 1 :401, 1 40. alifeia l ev*lbl e t 4119 WK. ...isiteibesepertiojactoma n we i mmil'" :- . • i' 9 ; liavins ofilte l i s oll e ts t 4 lg. _4 4 , N er b w w" hi lt ~ .. m entle " et ' ' , 11 9 , Yas,l°o o f i n. l - 81940 ; and ee h a, * e Cerfakm • ' esnimay4.4 l ‘)WolOalliMAPO la ielaili4 4 4-Vinilwt; ' lFailewort, sad oppenbmi.teinbt/g% '• lo the re 'read l 'id el l T± a _ Te d ° tele in Il aa t ete ar• '' . . - Ideal of Alsoseaula sod . Ou•sts7 by es 'Arrlasel tingetOwlwrzillern the 410.11,411• 11 is aossei*Vbik e logioalliso isiggior Imo Ind pormitisd: . ow/ to be • . - w.S '....... , weutef emagm l obiacts •• old kW'. . 1141 .0 4 .S A ' ' 414 ported that it was the ship Qom Olidisiresibisbigsk NMI Adteorft•os his ogee l • .., , , ~ . , , , .: • oncoming io lay it-before bli , Majesty.. ~-• :: ...„ .. . eA s: r k iliketwieitt. m e t e www w il hattetiadrber w tokb e w, eg i* 1, Awe, wooessolist Ivo* ibit NI .1,4b0i1, iimiky - Wit regard. to tint &tails -into whiclo:ywni,,bnate -Go- ., ' - .i. 1 "-I . hoot 4 et his itailstre*,!leillags amisiodire *dab ter , Oliettillt4loll•C4 Of the dWas.:ArislaAlett.: ~..., ••. .1, ibilight sdhis PreP• l ;:: elitist I sh . 11 _ 11 008 fi lie Oil"' “Plf ,. tICA.-Deploring, as wa ao, me general WIIW, ~ ,,,ia ii lie s ili s uifit u i est oi, alip jetoste i ; M Attnee tt ekew eg r eeil gig* ip l6 entic,l nt 111 , . _ a... ...,: ..... :...._ •utbs. , . •abiormsfoutimpi . . , . . , ich the most mischievous of Ministers platlpolt r iiiii "77.4.. tio y7.ju i sleituewkeotheit tel dh o ek c e p e. o! iplidisigilitonts most irregular. • - • ' '' •• i a *.- en flourishing country : *hot must bibiallelt oso ig i ;; l - ciii - o T i iiiiii i ilv. iiiiike li nc_v o ili te dsoL , , ?Mi.: ddlissmen WOO. 40101.4. * . .. . . .- - ' 14114 ': - . •As 4 • I lit* the itattostrtmqdraw•ton, law A • --., i - , 5y.t , .., - ceitned) - . - TiNtPeislotisioguiffv- • ~ i and those of our Reideth who tbinlCMAlif l i t i mes i esa 4 ollo wwirewaieetimeee., .''. • . •.: iiiistemiing boil bog ionsaki 1 00410 t , , - mat 24,,whe vas*. .:- • • - '' 'direst agd irtlit i l 4 : -. ,*r '• • ' •'' fo; l 4 '• s 4 4 l' . ' '''' ."-' d o C " valllN. ' '•• ' ' ' . • ',.;: . i A • i T ei 1 . ..„.,, 1 . ,:. is , tbKlauarls ancltied ic .. ie . , - .o•ltietiii 7 b o t a c s hi o n f g a tb n e y P w ill"lg ne .we ever s°rlbe en & I TO - hit° .... '' ' ' eg' sitap -t"1":Iril is min ; 9 Dore ciAll ow .7oo6 lP C" e rill In; • b if 4. rwt iftteg 4- - r ull ,i ?" ipo * toss on r."ll * to " ! l E n a t t h e o li pa agieried hlicatloa 9 .' it hi‘ t:tbS •/11. 11.1.4, , 1-. 111 1 -;: ' ed- - Vli*ltCllch, l t a itild i llie"dll6oll6 6 l7et i ele.i ii- ceitt N l'ilt ik : '... he American war. flow heart•re4ling . te • 4,...i.ii iaroo d ovu l e A ve mod*, _ .l _, . .i A . 44 i ..44tidatilltil ClPethitiKat "Matkeitt, 4bak tel i 4#; 1 ' " - ' : '-‘:CrAil-.. • . ' ' . "-.7: .'*%‘4llt.' 'he account of the . engagement between the FALmoing . OCT. 19.-Artive.• 1110031111aS 4 lul l s! i Mgt liAllifttleA Wl* ltdd Defeo:, 1 . .1 o„.t - ,, ... , • ..:::::1 4 . it": 4:14 i.. ;Lda1.44.• , ,- ,..• , brig Boxer, and the American Enter/wines packet, firms nisbee,ntabwm*oB4 llll2 7.oberishe *fed barc • agisemegrat, Imo the hands ot Itipi i: "l l`,,, ' . * :,l aii.filij i t ' viitjrA e1:44 Ei si& tkiiti itatfriftg - iin another place. We are sensibly atinetedi i fit.-TOD Leleetaglo44l"l:4l6 man intilmtuniso‘olrgrari l lpttitcliti get appear that 20 copieiusiag . . ‘ i r': ' ' v l ewriiitirs or i rttAtiftr. ' .- • circumstances of the fight (both Conti:lndent .We toe item, . .. . s , ‘.... lowee l py lo d e o f it i f or e the r uses. .. -.,,r...-, . . .‘, i. 4 mired , Mkalstar of State and fer•rOdi . "; .1 - 0 . , ' API' . . • '4..i . earjta-Leva) M A Vats 1114 before tlse Wert Ai-Air:Ors to his • iiipertal and • IfoImt• Aptrstaltd. • hut still more by the result. / 4 r I 1 --- iali;eit' iVia - of tie - iiiii Amid si l eTieigiesiiiii - T iliii L 4 - 1 ,0 - I ,;,ifi has received Me reply mum mete raceimucies toe a , whiea ekweirled th!liod.4Pee In MOM scene she Nu laely • -Rake de iricenea and the - .Count de Ntrbonee, topreolve. .rsir Nis I ' drasottic that that or b. • ' • woe ou r p re d eceo lom ow uw as o , ',limit; sag coati rienipetentianes from his Naiesty the Emperor of 14 day • in al asssilaed as as imilailas• I, lit It Old chops oe she grlach sad King of lialy, have tranlatitteal tit I P rS. per 1, oveakotity. Tow was egeeileet-te . imter. ''!l ints weal toy *4ll sitotether, . tea Olirta ig Aligte akij o ireaslion e tibil t them on the 29th l inviting 'Melillo concert 'With him to .he opted for the vietoCiattons. rto ' 4l „, , c 72 i =esirtiler e witatf r i el fe t a t ra m ilir i fireetrat, iti l - 1 , 134:°113 ‘... " 4/ A.-1 141 • Ici '• la •-• 'lila* • Wiffla 4tisbilltly " thitamistei INK is titiii4rnlivvvwi II repli to tide lehlpntent ries o '..1. is i ilallb wise ettien tie isplokool ibe,4lp6 r yet ~ . a hip ;an he has the *opt' to - sea Ai 0 ' ar e th er :itr i a 4 1 1 it . gq t gerZt a r it Pm m- , : s r: won ; 'aepetied •thgeopi of that. ar, those Plenipotentiaries i .h 6 70 et Age . . Weft am IS disk. pt to ,% • - 4_ 10 le Jeser e f o rr id =rh , itarshiary whim irveitiersptesletalt 1 PC,,,cA l Milrkrati4 o _ .l the !./°° do V ic P ° O! , 1 ,1 1 .4 ' ,, the their 140,14 with A vir c r dherrer Gel , T 4.1 OM% Ait Al#l,!lillb., , , * lO l4 l Ili man tru con str at e llrest er rli me te m,i g n thei - I.4 . 9, in tiel ey bd ee ' w w 467.14 1. n i p:, 014 4 0 . , ' •sie deity which I,' n 1 "ft. ':- - ille.imirk. le eplentliC OW it might wen linen , • 41.6 w 17. ~ . . *:.. ', • . ,-; vegociation • riOnv• tha 1 tr t * *l " e um '? I t/ s r-I d lAfr" N e t 7 .. • )! PI - ' • ; -llendes have: l 4)ollkt i coarse, oalled f rip hia m o o kos• • . LI - '• I las Ise ghee atatibta asa- ' - 1 '" oreitt ItVirirli glib , ',.,, t' to their COarts anntter .0 0 7 1 ' _plitas hi 14 the isde or • - " asr -agjefat,., . ,'! l''; Tri We . - they w'ontl them. PM Ns " " di g Mail° 1 " 7- . 1 .;ir• - ?Ores . '4 l it, • : `,.. e l lit the coor of the vt-- .: •t • . • • . f 1 ~,,• ~ it .esegilir,fik - ...*d ..... • .• ~ ...:, Aix 1 e r ., wit Meters. . •-• ' ' .. - 4, - wts.ts •to boor tilOt: itio flogg4ilxtfit of the Alt. ." . 7 . . , ... 4111, askti pritssie. ".:. , . , Itte„Mrc tom :411Sge *Ow 0. 4 . hetiA , ille ' ~., . ..., •, • ' 111W i a l a litC , ' 29 -*K. th i Calirtlel ! '.. '',:, 1. to 4 ) 11 0?r it" . 1 1.91 . „ kko tey: stirliat of the Order* i , a . &WO, alarslisugm; et the qintaceq s ~ -- , *Nei' their rig- eestee _., ,., .t. i , V4iaoh• • .-- - 1 4 -1 1 t" . !i . .. ~ -, , ..,. 4 - - , Ittr 4 4 4k- • ' - ' • , • . , . , . , -• , , / . , et 11Cr.