The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-08 00:00:00

P. m., tttb from 0* dll4, cone o p *hitt ••• ra t gem *we r shit) was cart , steering for soother brikiu the privntoer about sis s ou Ta y from.' Ow" hot - t: under a OM crw c• r oicTsu, ktil , , sal'. f r • S. tIIAI. fall, Vi gabs ) . Sal. If C. St, rIV j. below. Y astotm, brig from bound to A GP' Path', UK the public: , states, that transpired. der the system Government to that period portance Chronicle, Extract Pates, Jil., morning last was attacks few, minptes . . .. a?, .. - about 40 tetoi, ,ere arm .. A - 1 ment, a trench army landed on our roesls, professing '-;;,.""' s - I 1 to the cut ~ and considering ,, ar solistrtptionsi f tee t, but by mistak.e took a *rotio, road, itaaceo our ;to . - . .. • the enemy. rd and soon found themselves -in the midst of bate f ir its sow o ject to accomplish. Al.is gevral nations as subordinate to. the pretensions of Kitip.-... M e welfare of i end probably received mere thin - Rs due ; that Of I was the• only person who Made a dermiud forsoits . ,, w hat would he the consequence? Wonisl.thso . , I nivillcoitclude,' Sir, by stating it, as my the enemy. The work of death soon commenced, •Irisil, tutu ° P i ' : vices.; that he first tried the. Cnoppitteei then .belt: and a 'more horrid scene never was witnesited; only Lk/orates for reform unite theinwl% es to the French? trios , that 'no pntutible ' benefit could envlt to the tiled hint; that he said to one of ihe COmmittee, 46 nine of the party escaped, the reiminder *ere not.t i Would they exhibit letis of the e.sero and vigour ofre. ." I "" cli"'"*."f European ludePPl"le"ee by . b 1 " (1 ' us sell Ilunt and his cause to the,YlVhhe bioni fat lit barbarously massacred, or taken priconer-, Nioe . - . t a tanen than otht ,4 melt? Ger ' . Imlay 'tot. fin the con- ingit with* that of. the expatriated family, whoseuth i s - no mooll, to be got here." • ..... : . . . A teen bodies were foetid on the field, cut and nwo4led - attunes so -Inuit . ititt ed. the sceptre of France.; but i • .. Mr. thee called 'his witnesses; the t.fissi.? or teary, the question of Reform would at the raomeet ' • in the most shocking manner. On Tlitw-day _nfter. that; MI th e Contrary, 'sock conduct would- excite shots, •Mr.. John Allen,. of Ilistls, stated, that, about IA" Ins! picket-pard at F A. Geor,e *as at- : lie completely forgotten,, nntler.the apprehension of th e utmost energy of the French people in oppos- . . . . ' a week before the Election,. Webb isked,. if Friend. tof ..4- • 114 •P' I - .-'''''• - t . • . *lo4* tiOgtsr- - . -'s ' .',. • . 7 :: .. .• ' ' Pird• etellies• ' f a } . - , mac' • • li b left ithile i t it tr i ;. , Lk_ '..../ • . am , ~ Now t 7 ar 9 •r ' - s 4. 717 . .. • , - 17_7: 7 72.: .‘ lie ....16 my Tait I' Atte* .. 1 . . . • .• my . 1 •s i ! ~..,. .. -. _ .. . , ii i i ..., / attislle.rr"ek Itsittes Wrist° r!' 77' VM : • 77 , . . , . ' • C or r.: ... • - 41( 010111 , 10 ' . . . 100., - .. 7 9. ~. W. . „t tr,:rphylit thii efidt t 'nue of ,nttied gair . .•ihiCe •tie • t !Ala opinion. ~,, . t - ,• r e 0 , ,____. 4 .1 6 1... _ ibe w. ,' ..- 1 ''' i'4l - t , ;i' '. leootstums - '", • •• I , o * lit tz•44;o-voile. •. • • W . . ~, • Lo!•11.: feud t • * br 701.2.' *mom •-. . \ • ride o large ship ere shorn 60a tons / 04194.91' . t..... ~ . 4 , , ,, ax , iiintivot. . .. .. _ Li , • .. .. , ~ • , ra r a ki t d eft , h e: i fi'.'o,6lo6 ol4 iti gmi zi! smeared, and it ' io . tedel-arty • belie_da l itab., . • li , toia aile itrmO ner. r , , 4,. ..,t ,„.. . t,. .. ‘ ,, , •.: or, "44. , , , ~ . la bashoto . m5 ,,,, y . 5e7,....., w:ovviip, , , 00 Roe sbcorahibiter4(46ll4 i iv_ . ~, _ 44ta...... • npu_red. They-aery itV Soml oll l'W W i. __ v! . •A a f t - iiibll l kerinfry* . . . 'l7 • ' '', „y,', -.es* s - 'i • • . * wo o beg,sitikoVetesi . ... , :i :. • i i iiii, 00 . siii; law , peek c an dia le. ..,,,. rile_, HP° or tne French' enlist. At 1 . 1 , 1 _ thilt- " elm t, a „ 4 "'• ' '. i s s o . state my reasons st ''' 1 ,"' ' they I' • wade' her • IS . 41;!reg.t ilifOks..ittlellt • • t+ProbrollieOlrOt.OflitOr ,A , 411 1.-ik'A' l4- U ri lim '. •:.• : • - ' l. • .. r rettch 122g, , r tisk* leen to rol)to" Is leett.., ' • c s 4 t4 •' • • , • t i tlark ace lw o4 4 oSsetitolosiisles . I " . ' ' • gibe pshil l •firo pereedist le l o lllllfi • • isfactlea in Et • • •,- , ! • : .• I - .• ~ e S. W.; and until Sui of this afternerionoil VOltrltAllMsaat . , ~..;.• . _,. ye ,._ ‘ ___._ . ....... i1 _. v.,.. iiit,, _ . 0 . ~ . erihilioretoi . idiot. , t.. 1 . , t • 4 rept ' OM . be ea" - .T . „ I t ( r mv. " 1411 7 1.0.14.1.11. .. "7" . iiir 11 er ass lay itignith *4 her salts dowa s *, - ' ;as . general •All .t. A ~ _ . , . _ _. ,1 . .._ . . a .,.... ..... 3v _ , 000149,00. giviibi, a sr ,... itt.......,„......t..141.1, for .1 WI 'les slistairee l'huin the shoe?, Oben h Ito* 4, ' /I.Magt•lnipol/ssa t o itt a l apt...r . . . . . :ti, t . . t i o e s s at o e t anges . 4 , e_e_ts_i t sis lootiliiisu...dmr _ .., , 7, bedissoy, slot faithicesir a . . r . . •.: - - • . I• i si P s:ii e , lt a " nti mi stt v d e tr ‘ig th h i: ' F i re wi ss l e i ti lrk e a d i er' , xl.itius'lHethis.thiets av ow ed 0 i 1: 7 6. : 64 : ra . 4 7 .. , 1 7: 11 1 s e tr i tioil . .: • •• t rim orna 'Pr p 'neeseittr. f., as ma. y i eM i ' vitagavo rese t , iabi ts N ow t . tri E ttsirsioadvet 4.. gelisilimaionintiliatiw.oireiheitagliiiiiivaitriperolesiniquiv . t... sa (Or tett, of canvass. 'We have seen no . MAO id ilki ' that if th e quest ' .41/t to 'the .• . 'demo ea. Botripetes amdebi t :Can it She morrow. u s . weigh t pers .. s i o e t: . 1 1 .1,. . .ow I t o , ..; -a. PPrist t o .' . ILi ". 14. "1141 . 1/1 1 4.616 H 16.,41MeP . by .ftri, Orli gado bast No gels** Ifr i 114 ! i ii' l L iit • .h. . .. ' 'Ups airy arSir is France, srbethei by Bo' . .skste:d mourn, Ctn.. 7. 7 , 4ai1ed his MairmY ' l s ~,, - 1.-- r- • . _._ •,,.___ __•_,,,,. • ..1 I. ': .• beef, •it aq 4adssiontealsiar. sea sic azazo odid s / as k w e * toga est ad of 1111/ ( erft• . , • ; as and Unfair. with a , beet ' of about 40 he 'whited on theoterms piromiren re wane ateerees .4 . , Is .in.'' attalenniont of, this sibksce? Alt ..., yen c n • issaiy a ~ - .. , _. . - 2 .. . , .- • the DeW 1111.--Wont out of • harbour, the Grilse 'Reid of that Fa mily,''theiss wattl4 !Or •feasid eriglit , ars,i.tirajteir : *bleed • thal,eertoist'• chairs I ' i aa wopssitamla ;tore - hem -aetildive6, •iii P" iii ~01, of war.-Ttre cott:iry still remains.- 7 tt7,; t . a _„__,_ 'en ur• - inve in f avour a elat•propoile ' T Y irate ,oit- La. 4,4 Ag r i f i s h c o da/WA / i nn 11 41, .0 . a b cog gi ra „, )tbat Thal i i4 . isaitotedinsod ijoiliopewor„ I w o: m o t - - •! • . ~ss c .....iooti is released from ilufirvi t h t* * ' • solt . tri t ze s, ...i 11 0 op ujoN, that 'this IS . . v;tli; isi.,Nifis. preeetu.the !Whoredom st. her. ,padliao :rotation &wing flit alistioa, bat Mous at tflealleateiiSt Imi • ' - .„•• ;ir IT, Sart. 6 - z Arrl,7l, the i i r t fiiiro r . ruti liolt ~ 4r.i _ .-'s ) . • .. • :1,-Te ._. . . , But supposing it to be !Yell'', true, aloes with France. ,Or•is! lel nsi,. that we -.-..slakakfat , tome . ..did na tio,. - sla son s i• gu s t o, : ..., .. 7 .., . , , • ... i . 4. • ..rtsptirt, from tenerkie ; • aa6...-0-oot-lort . . • • a cimiels " Cr havi i CdP ii i t ia d ri c hs lllo4l °I. .4)l V eri- • • Mr , tient,. who conducted la awn au* ia 4 ~ .. .. , . ii mi. Oporto.-The Iles from Li, ioil ,. hamt.ritli NAL see the imme"st IOW", moo. teat !shit 13.)- ~ fer.srbieh Yee vie at rfatal.; l'biontsaid go at mice to th a t Week Kai:beim deaaribad as jawing, takorest • Ceonotis elltle'r the 'Unicorn aotl , Aadrevpleirema g 1, 411 a s p ecu lative assent t o any ?Oil- e ' roads@ our oectieChlif i lteter fortst‘rity and Can- zealously as it l ie. k as il ega ,o,- 2 6, mach .iOto 10 locentii. p of , war. . - - 0 tlerd•vepittioir, and venturing' its aripi I Stake in - 1 ' P . ' De- :____L_• - i ststesookoii to iiiitist °if carrumalieVerettatteoll, titled it sipprobigsis4f , ehe.,oppealt a va:ia, it. . i , ._ . ••KeT , 7 . -A16.41 , _, 141 „ : ,, 14 . 1 1 ° 1: 3 , t '' 's °lll ' ' frt . •!of It , 'at the FEi lt rtli .":°, 4141. - n al ' it tderiges from itijustiet end, leeilitittisr.7,W-11. was e n ": Ins fiber Nsibli11011.11111ilam!I (:_o . 41• •.. a Biiteris, . • • •• -•.- !ti . !...„„,t f • 0 be. ?N"rr• - ' 7 " Arti f,'"' ""; -- ' l _, ',,,, ~ f r a „„., 1111#144,. alisti,Aouid either ' e 'ette . .dosuestic btsliev .. tlratz - . 'io etiftsilissitOe 4 lLZlgit .0„, A wl, ~ obt.tip.*lchit, . i orzji,it . i-r! :AI 1 44. 4 ,4 4: 4 4 ; . ...7, 0 .7,: . t '..",,,... 1L YP- : - . 4. 4 * . ''''sji;,... i iiiimaboi_ ioi.4girvoy• try, orgivertatittkeiffileibit to a . ,id iree eate - rib •.. • ... t ) ; Itbeirio*?' • • , fad 1 04° • et atit ;al •mw ip i i,' *g r it' f ' , r- ii 4,,- '. . r 1304U1S:11119 olou klilrocuindoiretti,i_.l?_lo4 VP work - ail natero of • • - . . • • - • reek° as • il; I eetrer • ; be. thPerd. *Ode, ea . Prove ;a:inst.- Ilt.majo the rest Off.ifis M ittr e r utal , 41 " 1 "k illit -e. 1,. ~.41.. forme . *• _ - • .. . , indeed .I • . will sinhera his • aaWiereb ragilt " the • that he titer and oiler *in declared *WWI. all otteiSi . • iairh-fmand•merchantarert and traresptets as.-,itblege s -ilitegyong l ibire that .thp . gleams cern(' no . . sooi ,; ( ;__l i r e ~ • • / calsolt Ipatt tn'erfett ludirldrriti,slitieet Is forgotten in tire Beerokatis." Th is, but hi afterwards betrayed* cel?.ealkbe ehottki S.. thd. tir,,,s, 1 1 tio,!°rn°. iti - rio - essiltasiiitin, of yolsr CoOfre s ipwititsitt it •is 'orbit ante __. I. prove that he was first a C44ireldlointieri, a , t , ... .otrrtl, SEPT. 7 * - A r tire!! the t Fian.er P o n. ' iii fi i tiara ho* ' -:- idle 0 • whether any, dotage svcre.it• - ,•dittlorahlo,esit. I .frankly brother 9 ~,R 1 • , il the N"rr ; she Pry" from her colly y : pedient in drat goverment, I : doutif *that a mech' 0 1 014140 n it is no esil whatever. Far n thin confess. that 'to my al''' that hit Cernatissioner told bier,thrlt- if . slitz, • '''- - -.11 Y ---n g We pence eroeld gain tbe &Odors, Hon* . *aid(' air psr . ) Gotteitlin rah yesteroo) in a gate. - !larger majtirity ( ban hat i it W. 13: - .alleges, won't! Colitis ter Ley thing we hare a right to tePPose to ti, . an d that he replied, lam a wolehteer• Ild.: __ - ".13th . der , *AO- .. Oman ss ho his arrived in . town from ,be (amain 'favoisiof alt ' riots: Hut he Atha mimosa Ad detittafft the ( ieseeedesit. of go i ttAPAitTE may 4 thich capital be leftaberut twelve hours after - -- -- -----' I quite as well qualified by the virtues and his talents be :' . l .o h i e tr ul tect d al a so s p ec ro ret ver i f tmi tt nt o it n iee the of *. , l l .l l, 44 7:00.11 bii. : conclude from. Ibis admission s ;that any bountry may torserr.l a great sod powerful usiloa as the heir of adMististered a most solemn oath: not . .441r. -au , . . ticptiori of tile papers o f the 12 ( 1 i" 4 " , ,be invaded with impuirity-L4atittliabibitants would th e an uaauNs , hat no further military intelligence bad then Whilst•the French people I i . not resist tilt'? energy etiy . viitlaliciti of its soil-be- suhinit.to the domination of the •Bo.otte , tollt race ; 9 flout . had declared he. would be •at *0 "Woo's. quietly "suite -a certain secret; which 'eclat. wet,. that, ill, 11. From this eirconistonce, however, un- ystem of colleenlrr el i i i adopted by the French trays an utter misconception of the most obvious rut Ole, shall have no such superstitious or enthusiastic rent, little can pi inferred, except that np featvres of the human character, and of the pow . the irasti s •ard Wei veneration for the Aucce„„„ s r S T .Lc h uisas would di‘• yonder (I,yillerd arid Bright), for t......._ ng 9 greatdernand would fah upon . the propcstrdnd . , -ie.: • eriod no news •of any victory to which ;In- , ties by which political confederacies are held together. , I me to bused tll° ha PP lnes4aDa I t tanf i l , si . lllt Y °f Iv tlmt he Pipette(' to be paid three guineas rt,do, , fee. „, nu prises nation; for the purpose oL exalting them • h i s serv i ces , an & w i s hod. t o , k now ', lo bo . was sos s ams, ::1 was atteobeol had a'frived.--( Morn/h.; Let us select our own couutry as an example in proor 1. .) i o f ... Avon, in the um . ted Ty opinion. ' Th e g r e at mass of. the 'to lie elevated initiate of their ancestors. ileredi. ; population tart Monarchy is consistent:with reacon only so fur no more 'poor the itmaittgis r.....Q.A.ilter repliedi./tif; him/ and upon . their hesitating, he said, I will lib • i of a letter from. on Fri& uly II :-" I have learned that y . believe, or at leastfor the eis e of argument may •as it s• grippes.% • k I • -1 • I (anti I•believe justly) to contribute - are all volontary agents, tact did not cull lithethee4d : last, one of the picket-a; i tiart.4 of our army assumeos much, . tbat some ref In our system of ' /to be tranquillity and happiness olmurkind. But, ;wont or Dot. lie shou'd'also be able ti prate,•4l4C -;:. - I . aid ask your intelligent correspon d en t , if the :Ited by the British and Indians, and after a National represeniatiorywneWorninently conduce to.;! * Webb took upon himtelf the Mhos cif Ztaiisareof . • ihrt ' t which he appears to lake in the future and hel l!bimself to such cash a 3, Jai Could t.ersili,. I 1 fifes resistance retreated. A Lieutonarit, and ; our prosperity and hoppiness. Seppose,' for a me.. _,.._,i, , • , ~n • . men, *ere gent to 3 ; 4 in r°'"ri`'g their re' . 4 ss.or.. s lerpnels Arm,/ lanapsi an mir 'noses ;.• r 9 TI intny el f the uotrituons i. no t • t much like 'weft/I.ring : ...n.naa.no ',., _ •__ . - . • . •. • -. i t that lie wrote to various peesuris;frit. sahntriptivori •• i.. . . • . . ._-' noon last Our picket.geare at 10' , •rt tieer,e was at- ; ••- --•••t••• - ..y e-r,•-•...,, -...-• -1.•• n o w ~..-...,.. ve to r u tleiv.s reerr g y w tow r Frn‘n in-~ 1 7 .....rt•-•••••"" ' a week wore the raccoon,. VT gl . /0 osiseo,. It c nano ; . r , tacked by the British, and driven in ; 4 port of two : immediate dancer, which men 14 all ranks sod . op,. 7 to our raise; sad ;ow the seeds of discord amongst . Il un t. s t oo d f or B r ist o l, be (WebbX had livedin Brietolv.. ~ regiments immediately poised out, and nfter a short' '. ovens would cordially unite to repel; and the very it* d a r- ! iitler .' • • • `". • ' ' • ai clerk and . knew arts would be prneilied easioet: 9 ." • - • I remain, ace. •• . i' ,him, end he could make himself useful if employed: . . . coatwt,ronted•the enemy. On our part, there'd" I. Hese of Reform itailf.Weehi Welt - WWI) and per. 15 to 20 killed, wounded, and taken; the 1 s al - " 1 ' - -- -! manently weakened' bi Itbe foreign interfeeerice t* Lu .. 14414 - Awiril ik ' ' '4 . ' Witnest totd him 'be knew Hunt's. principles, and i the. British was somewhat larger. The British have I e .-• , - * , .-• , ..,,.--' . -.‘ - .-,-..... - -.1... 7 c:•! ** * . 4 that speeding ••ntorierewars oit,.of the guestioo.-iat, . 1 which it bad looooMetlY famished of lirete'ir.' .1.11 . Comer.au t ilei lawasTae.--Loat night the ' gals.lpialatiff afterwards at ,Bristol,.iit the Tatbet4 rippeoseef-nweerne *tree it t Qtleeesto w It." By l e tt er , knr n Barhadoes, of the 24111 of Joly, r i cause of the Bettklacts, if anY : 44 4 l 4 eattie cenelco . peke. Moth fdliicilk of the beautiful Priem of T'lte • h e was tubing down the mimes 7ef iodic' ; „said ho ssidto exist its Felice, would .reeeive aii foal* blow 1 ni si ii. r g was received -yesterday, we are sorry to find that very I performed.. It is palate to see this - was a Volunteer; next morning wont to.seit bins, and' considerable damage had been sustained by the ship.. 4 the . nvilitar) interferente of Fatglant'i in - its Sue.; subitittite it. the place' of the original. ." The opera.. told him a Commissioner was wanted; and. Sheriff .. ping at Bridgetown, in consequence of some Severe . Port, as the can.* of Reform in Mile country could*: liens tit magic, the tumults of a storm, the adventures ' would pay .a guinea * . day ;.though t ibM was thi receive from an itivevios of .the he e tile form, -pro-. gales from the N. W. and S. W. on the 22d of that i ;of a desert island, the loathe elusions of untaught af- . meaning of the Act 4( Perliiinient ; told bias is ' soolith. The following are planets :- . l'he ship feesediLciesietted to secure the attaiement of . its Pb- ' feetion, the .punishment of guilt, •and the final hap- r would suit him better, knowing of his recent-0W; • . jeer. The constant warfarel4 which the two cowl. ! pi oe . a . o f th e Reele, Fonts, is on shore a little above the fort etßak for whom our passions and rea- ! fortunes ; first time heard Of Webh's demand. whit*, i the Pier-head. and completely stranded ; she had 10 i. trios hue** for reu'uriel heefteaftafed, has etlitest-• soil are equally- interesled," one world have thought the books were asked for ; he then - said Float he.- 150 ,dared in the minds of the people generally a mutual ! sufficient toms of outwit, d.boo tid freight from Lit erpoolomiti to preserve this drama nudetiesed by the li ar- i hived A-4 shabby, and he would not glee Bee boot, - ;e ll d oo ,„ ge d. jealousy and hatred of each other. If the French •t hogsheads of sugar on board for that port l u g hood a alteration. But not so--end we hav e it. up. •., . , ..• . - . Fhip Colonist, OLlien, went on shore in the Be ) ; hated 130441111114 Kith the moat perfect hatred, and .o eh all its etcresceoces. 'the ► part of Ariel was ter: I On it qidolfotr from Mr. irllTLl4 3 Wit444lpild, he . ~ she was ready for sea (her passengers were ally° on entertained the most ardent alfe.ctioti for the ;nevelt fortnedb; Miss Rex eta., pupil' to Mr. Mimeos,. wits at:the lone time - Candidate for Bath. , . beard at the-time), bound f , r Londe... and bad a representative of the ButtlatteNs, the intel•P'sitide of . who sung-with beret great success at the lots Oraa I --- Lydiard, the nect witness, add, that he - . . cargo of 533 hogsheads, 267 tiercev, 13 towels of England in favoor of the latter would sto. fer . to. , Pr i ns, • Hanover-square , and other Concerts. The i bad_ heard Webb declare, 4 ' We ire all Voliubr. _ i• sow, 80 bales of • cotton, and some other trifling wards effecting a complete reverie in their dpi- 'onus "OA - bid sky Ariel," . and ''' Wiwi* the Bee oleers."---Vebb proposed to - Within to gd civei.lo the I • height. The water inker hold is up to - the second . nions aid feeliugs...--'fhe French people • woold sucks," were rapturoualy encored. This young • White 'Joh, where, Weald; they wiru - ld be well paid • -- r tier of sugar, about 9,00 casks of which may oho. • never be . able to endure. Sovoreign, who, in addl.. lady posseases a fell-toned contra - tenor *nice, aftd • • for pest services. • . • • bly be saved." The same hurricane extended to ; lion to the ohllettirma he has already received from , stroottly remiude as of the late Mrs. Keitietie, who, i The Juba% summed op the euidenCer observing,. - i . tg ^ Martinique, Dominica, and tit. Kilt's, where, it is ! &learn% • should be still further indebted to her for .it is not a little remarkable, made her debut in the that the-Defendadt; : elthongh be had' not chosenui • , ... . said, .a number of 'marls were lost. At , Dominica . replaclue him oil his hereditary throne. '(hey. would . s o me character. Upon the whole Miss lteneeLr, i-p r oftt by the asaistarfee of , the Protestion, and had; ~. the coffee plantations suffered severely. % • necessarily atoicipate the poorrful infitience in the su.taltied the pail with great ability, her action was therefore, gieen himself a greet dell of annecessart - . .• ISiterus.--This morniog, Mrs. C. Diatits (wife of French Court, u hick the recollection•of such inipor- • giere f e l,•lier ' voice sonorous intl articulate,' and she ; ; trouble, ithcineve•rtheleit coMiiitted itii geese with cow. , • 111 r. C. I)txotn, jun. of Seller's Welk) was safely* hint set vices must create in favour-of Fliv i land.-- - promikes to be i valuable acquisition to these hoards.; siderable obilllty.•. His LOrdshlp expressed himself ' .. • delivered of male twins. ! There is one materia) difficulty in the . way of yourof her voice we 'oppose t was :in terms brindignatioti it the prostiintion of an oath; ',. • . . From the singular d e pth ' . • i Pievrtfacia SHOOTING.-A match for 100 guineas "Le rrespotitleut's project, and which he appears en. foled tiemosary to recompose her first song, which was : a n i the ea' treetpeiy secret ." 'and Was decidedly ` of , v''-‘. a side, of the following nature to o k plac e on M on .- tile!) to h • ere overlook e d. ,liow would it be prisi.. d oor w i t h great tasteepti acieuce by tiorvery able Pre- 'opinion, that • this •Phtinttfl i Ltd not ettiblisbed hie , day : Capt. THONAS, a notod.goed shot, matched , ble to convince the Fiench people, that on anny,,ine ..c.eptor, The play wit uneoniMonly will performed ht ' caw ; ' . - ,' • • .. . . himself to kill birds spittle& %Ir. C 114114444, the for, - "'Who; their territory, ha•l for its- sele obiect the re. I(.ll,llSpriOripal parts , anti ire think - he house is lira- -1 The J ury, after deliberating about gar to 110114 . .. . Amer to commence his sport on the . ni . .aitur of Easton, ' storatiost of the BONIBONS- that ito alloy of sothi• PeovOtais to hearing by the alteratioe which has been. ; eisterned a verdict fee Defendant: • •. - • • io Surrey, and the latter from his residence shout ten' tious ilesi,lta was mingled with the motives of those maileaweethe heads of the speakirs.,Wecertainly heard t ~,..i e .„„ .- -.. • • . AS gs.,lb • ' iiirittiftitiev=a - • •1 1 miles distant from Easton, in Sussex. The enrapeti- who sent it ? Wbuld they not refer back to the early in thelalt the enieto of the more clearly ' *"''" ''''"`" w * 4 ! ( e•-••;! -- w• • . ... .. performers, teotevatewit 110 Oeietititilli. -• • _ ,!`: .. - tors were ;Mooed to shoot 'frnm five in the 10011 4, 44 period of their revolution., -would not. strange guy. and l oto tti g ibt y 0 01 , 1. ell *ere accustomed to , do be. ~.,i . .„. , until fi ve idtint afternoon, with one brace a dog. pickets rush into their minds;that the profligate and ..P ' • that the 1 1 e0.101444* . . fore; •and it is acceinited for by the closingin of the !W. -herielallt -IlL s te.! ii. . • ~, • only, each to he accompanied by ,two friends of his ambitious hoeistions, which then detected and space . iii • front of the proiceultini, by which the ; *ger* obilged, as it often 'appened in dull, *1M0.... • adversary. The Captain killed four brace of *par.... fru.trated, were again attempted to tie carried into sound Is brought forward into the hill of the Thee.; nature, to build their ions" ogee . ergo," of eSa.. fridges in the. first three hours, and he la s igged iilto. • execution-would not the mightyefferseecenee of ni. `etre, and is not 'utile-eel to escape aloft as heretofor .1 - arearaPikel • i rb• tects,_,lie viclers a • Iniu elm et` . I Lail er eleven brace in twenty-nine shots, haviogiiillieei tional ,cello which then arose; and which subsided '', We air yto find that the amilikent akiokbeferf P r " f t ° __. l " l l._ 4l / 'O r6v " i ti he 111 " "..ltak ' --' . ) 0- ' lls • . double in two instances. Mr. CUAMBERS got thirty. ' not till it hail spread far nedwitte the eery Injuries that Mr. J. Wean was a- f;ial onto. On-Suntray after. i Court and oadt t litry,wou u agree vnei . .. . ~. ‘ w it .. four shots, and bagged twelve brace no d a half, hay- were meditated against France, he Again called f orth. noon asMr . C o e • that Geotternae.*:Pregenteti as fro's, ii . ; scene lit iniquity as , , - 19, 1 . . ~ a Dates Ote, arid , lug killed double fi ve times in the course oT the slay ; . 'the danger is great, that such would he the immediate wo e aye t h e i r f oet al to L oo d oo ; b ee chariot end , Aloud in .}lit annal s of . 4 iiitalny. 'The fir - so I so that shooting was nearly equal, and Mr. ("Lim- ; effects of aninvation of France, at the! event period, • font, abbot - Akre. miles. below 111 . rib hhe fr " 4 orosig ty 1 thy, alma _ dint 'wilseoptoree7, end if found . guilty . ants won by falling In with most birds. . uuless It wereconfinedtollietemportry object of crent- • met by %defuse riding a 1 ugh alma .alt_ ~tlld be else mime less in that prof* a return chaise, A f;e, Sir Jo ll y S HFA xy bagged forty nut of. forty-two log a dieersion in ifavoeyef the Allied .Powers in this ' 4 , 61 ,, ir h ots ' • eat Hie tome tilae paining between the two ..,, I si "",__' • Ir d e . " e tt i fel i Pe s t that a m al t o f ~; , „t he - nte i i. 411 . ' 1. •• 1 slues on the first September, and Mr. Joni PALlict North of Europe.YoorCoirespOndentsays;lhat9oll4 : iaerbkeSi 'Ms horse being onmanegea,ble f rooagainst ' ' P e ."'" d• Storer , on the, td of May, 114 v 9 , *AI A.; ‘ „, , killed seventeen lirace without missing a sin le bird. • Caere has now no 0111 , 4406 Pet the' Cootilient, to 1 i ' tbeehar;t, and when he 'fell . the wheel goi •' bis.deigit bed; that then his son , with one Rialtrd..- Uti deer , ~,._,,, . _, ,4,._,_ ~ il SI AIIOATE.-Oer-hariest is completed in the Isle : whom i.e can say, " Veg. alaii• AA . 'miser fearlcs4.' bin, oierteessed It ;Mr ( l . C. received MI fitiory. bet ; .vairma., clay Kna +TM..., ]aisles, the.ettorney, , C 4 ft T 1 of Thane', and in the memory of the oldest man 1 divide ! ant. it amongst iiterseives.'' . It is true these , li f i r. - w ytr r s b oa d e r tat i ng • w ki r greet Awnless " t ni k ; sreit ec tztfg to Omit tlil widow end eretlite there has not been a better Crop of all kinds of : are at present no Powers to whom so extravagant o I thitide of t h e =tr i ne or beim . 0 thv duo r his the d. ' _ visa eke (hey pursued wits this;- 4 . grain; the beans are also mostly. housed ; the turnips ? project could be imputed . But from what tweete r I._ • smell was factor .g * f 'ed which Maid id/ 4i iiiiinie.' lhe "W taiat• Pal o or hill father's pipers, i ate most luxuriant, mei the potatoes yield in abuts. : hasit arisen, that there are no Powers in a iitita=i "a% mid* gat et ' g e deed for 16151 belong. . • omit istiotokerVois the-hotly - as ildmitthey •Illersdaf, • • ;-- • . • iwip • . • agora; besides these, the never.failing ocean atop. • lion to justify such au aecoaition t From the vigils- I • vied a v ielidiet Monied by th e Iss' lefeakkasau i . ejtoo nil to - ! --si. eyatkins. • • deceased Was in debt to.. ; plies us with the finest of fish, and at a 'cheap rate ; ties of it ..044PARTE! There wit a time whetcsetiek Nw. '. •,- ~ I Wakefield mi.' Aa . 4 ' ry note, which hod and altogether we are gayer than we have beets for project was: not deemed so ietravagatit-.-this time 1 • •,..,„, i i.. - _ .• • ,- • i %tie vista. Nit do t *' * i'Wes.Wrltten on it ; thie • • * - , Noe. espr. tf.-404 ttreitals of ant 1 ad m iA le re . K.. , • some years past .- List Monday a Grand Concert ! the French can well remember .. If the Cate. Of I ',ll i ( 4" :,__ A- . - id h - ....i. ." of WhMt . 1, - . .1 1 _ ,- , . ".. 4 4 .fr?P• ' no decataw.al i eras given at Mr. Barfield's Music Rooms, Broad. ! things i's so completely clsasSgelt Rs ' to render such a ; Il r aiii ”I a ',a oulavw f v . eyelet Mal . , oast bodesiont o the Istupeet e t i t . eA for Suoverw ! . Stairs, which - was eery Rumerouille attended . i 64 g^ . ridiculous it • it to beaserikeil to the imp*. ito sell. .frit 4 .7 at ftfatadaY a Pelage; toirdor 4 lalltinn- eiltebi_ _ L ie' addle lkiithesie,es ' ed Pe*, to Among the Vocal performers were Miss Drake, Miss • ndleled * center of victor has been rust ' by the rare rat h er ~ heavy at that 4 1. Y .9 „ ~rialr.. I '.0k.4.7 at Ile t the histalOstri of iiideli lie kw ' - • low. whoa,' Hodson, Mr. Hodson, Mr. Want, Mr. llorticalale, ' armies of vevelutiousty Risme.' Is this a consider:l de e. _. Vie"; ii trod Amami tor this orticle, as Welt i w ais tet, - Inii - tie t o re ti t i et : il t i it h w • ofig , thi A mhted . k( at e• Glenville,. Mr. Don, slid Dr.' Kemp. Greet', alien which is likely to ieteoee the. Freed% indltrerent i-h_!_ '. '''. which "MP"! ..lii .Pry, C F Os 8:t hat lout Of Oat VOW* g4eil,' bath 4teip 'glad bottom, ' t. Praise is due to Means. Weippert told Mettler for 'to the victories whk.ie BOothatek.fit hal Woo ?Isit by °I ' ' ' Pries . 4,cother alticleaass.alteeetlint• _ . _. pleidiseed le a piper as let* . til 7iith 'lilt t heir endless Pi eandectieg•the 'Con • 1 this ref rt:i lr • f the ych opt.. "eau k a . ) " 1°1 • d t* e '' "' °' " iv . CONGOS cert. Among , ection that thee _ mo ons 0 min peep m op t ) „I'm- .Beitaa ~... le • /11- ..., -•- le • i . the company we observed Mrs. Forsyth, its. and ere to he alienated (tow ' WSW Idler .. 'W I .• • H T1eki1e...;. 1 ,....., ip as , tair ft . -,,,-. • ri, fat ~ 1 . 144 , , , L . ......,1 . .. . , '. Payhir, Mrs.' Priatef, Mrs. Hodgson', Kr. I W. IL impotes to the British Gagnon/Ist, t h e rat ...,„. 4 iS 1 g•••• •, '1... ..: iiri Of - -s k .. ar '77y - • • . . and bin s. Wright , ' Miss Ray lei, Mr. Knatchbult, ' whole blame of the tiolierlad abendonment -of theei= • • • 14 ,. W. ...J.: ....1" ! 'ff l • •• '• • , •`4••• , ' '', - •'`..' -' • . ' 1 inn Rev. Alr. tied" Mrs. Dashes. Mr. Misses and liiiposiffir intervals hi d ill Bilyispelin• Powers: Thiel Matt ' . j'ens • ••. ale •.s•• • i • Po, ,• * tgi . 4., - , AO** , • 1 - Ur i • Chu. Webs", Col.' Alleu Mr - Chas. Ono Helm* Mune, ; blame, if blame It be, ti. eeetsdnly wet Asa. to.thle: ~ Ai 14 im. illetar.... 1 - , • - r• .' ' 6 t bsei lar• - lit \ . ' •• Ifr. G r. % ... 1 .1 11 7 6 .... ..... . • ..., eise Rest '•.• .••1„ , • Li . Lii i •L „ goat itc. • • , century.. Were we dietiegeWiei abieetielleis relive' env , „..,...... lc kw" ..o. sew SIN site to We ~., -. . ill t i te 1 , • • ~ ,.- . . . . r • . • . *- • ' . • . • ' • • -•-• .- •- • • ... • . . • . . . . . . . . , . ..• • ....• ....- - _ .... .._. _ . .. .. ... _ . . ... .. , . ~ I .