The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-28 00:00:00

iientary debate is eipssed ; as little do we fed disposed ,to exaggerate it. But be the danger great or small, it does not originate with the pre. rotative, tior is privilege of Parliament, magnified as it has been by invective and declamation, calcu lated to meet that danger. We are of epiniun, then, that privilege . Parliament, in the extent to which it is claimed, is not adequate to meet the emergencies of the times, and that resorting to the ordinary tribunals of jus. /ice would have supplied a much more efficacious remedy. The danger of this, that is, the saner of acquittal, which Mr. SUERIDAN insisted upon, in his argument in support of the privileges of the )1006e, cannot he acquiesced in s unless vro sup. : peso, which we by no memos do, that the represee-, , latives of the people arc sunit sq iuw.in public esti. 'qn, that. prejudice against their c;iaraeter refi ner. it dangerout fur them to.oppcal to thedeeision • •flaJerjr t composed. as it nocesiarily must be,• iof thciruwn Constituents. This is net true, and, if it were, the most violent exercise of privilege, it from removing, would only aggravate the evil. the shouting of a Mob (and all numerous asseun. Mies dome, in some degree, limier that denomina tion) is Wit Orlin: index of publiz feeling ; or, if It it of featinCat evanescent as its im. Mediate cause, and which never survive% lon g inglivinee the solemn deliberations of a Jial. • • • • • , (To ie cotslf,rned.) . • • A , •r u. Allah. . . .., 0 kle• : • . . • ' 1••44 . ' ' - Datilin U ... . Witterflnt . ~....... ' - .gi .. . At ' 4 ' .aiittettborgb .. • U O - ' ~; &Abbott:: ' +. • . 2. ' o . ... ........... Cull,: . .. 1 ... 2. -• a • t7:74 ;.'‘si A.ks 110% . ih tli tiler Cre1.11,44 Gni . I .S.perCest. Caw Egli • . thinimm Li 1 du. 4- 7 1-IE.. STATESNif-N. LU N DU,V : 7 -•••••■••• • • ' fATTYRUAY, JULY 28, 1810. s IT was very currently reported this morning that LOra Custer:vs SOMERSET has *eked 1 . 1 Lettety from his. 'announcing the defeat of oar' Army la Portfigai, and that - Lord WELLTNGTOX pad been' tilled. The Report goes on. to say, CI it Mlltiters. ham receired tablet, to this' effect, bat mot official, *filch preventstheir making It .. pahltek We iiriserely liepeiliA whole wili f ittio oat to be uhfOunded. • Tag Femme!! provisional Government: It land has already given a proof of that " parental protoction " which, according to CIIAMPAGNY'S letter, the inhabitants of Rolland are, to derive from the annexation of their country to France. Wise *Aeries, from which thousands *rived thcir subsistence, aro-subject& to a code of regulations flirt led by, the grossest ignorance, or -most un. feeling tyranny. According to one of these,. a. French sot:lice is to he put on board of every boil,' gqing out to fish, the master of which Is suspected of engaging . io ifiwkdestine trade; and if ..hu.stiould be a taken, general ombargoon 1111:n511in vessepi is to take place.throoglusut gollasid ' Wehate - eect‘ifed abets importantiitformation. itiptetiagstieliital plepatatlisii of itieenFuly jig likelcbolilt. their (Onward state, and the eztra( rdiniry iffOrti s ticat are miile' to complete &an ti littdicate a determination .to dispatch a stroin . Ex'.. l . 'dim from dift fiver, whatever may be the dif.j V'II ttihad danger orsvois in attempt. A forma, I slablevgnidroi is now collected in Fleshing roads, windy for'sea s and4lllllilfmipni.d: 1t consisted on IJobday last of 10 Sail of the line under Freno abloail, 3. frigates Wider' Dutch colours, and ablint4o guti.boati: 0 ifii vesuos at Antwerp pad bas s ) impreesixl for tho'tonvenoge.cof troops abd sailers. - - . ' • , , • 1 '; /16e!eial , persons who bat*. arrived 4toti the pod, coat in the course of the hit twos ditys , Onto *that 90:tariaTE Was shontly; es :004 at. , ArnsterOasa. •liis :kit was suppoiiii to be for tom , rf f i hn e 4 ' i f P l O4 ' ti n 1WA 1 00 141 .3 :PfgAi t t," l. l 4 * ' tis departisre. • '. • • - 1 ;•-• ;, • .:•••• ~ : , • d • .....!"... ... --. , - •• ;. !- J • Tim varshlil 4114 i n to_ ii Ant 1 001 1 i, it VAL , . A'HoeilaAdt • bail Waned the b4thi iir ar1014; id i'lit.fiAl* his 14`4 6 ! -4 4 0041 1 -P.41 . its. Cassel. He se #mi to.e. iilltig' toolmiCtlie fay, lii•titit4 lirci!lter; Nirizitis; 'Olt : A:ale t 4 41,0„ lit.. In his e5!.44 7- Adtiveito to tha . 4l4_l:: oislative Lindy, he his these words-••• • . i• •. -' ,!riorivhaiever silOor i may isp;ert ' ro le;pooe4e il dor, 0:17 5 :gt lenadrrtii;tu=itliiteen"eriof4fli li'll"*.' Louts hero becins to antic/1;141 c . his doom ; and, from the leaver and rhardclor of the Fiestas . . . rstriltelti it is Probable the IsfataxiFessed Fro ' Aces/ 471..0vis will prove but 1oq:s•ue;--,13. there, one Esat.isii.t (I that can love his cruel tad wicked brk t tlie4 i '' .... f.. ' • . .. • • WE ate glad to find, that the intereourcel?etye.en . this country and. France, on the enbject of a ge: leers! etchooso of. Ptfsoneti, still eOotinuei. A *orator 'wasqtapitched from the Admlrri . T4 rb d a y ( or 1 , 4 4 641niz. We, however, (tate teal flOpe th.in ever .4 the FILEN= EMPEROR'S in 'Ws !rgoe,latinn. Any thing llite ipmia* - 49 . 'Orli ant:wised Irksoiltcto liisibigalt: • ~~.r ... • .-rr Tear 7 . 1 71 • Fl, ` -` • J . bolt Correspondent, Gazootty CA.11413. t-1 feet!) , correct in his principal idea, ing aribing out of that..‘there is.sto Cowsot ! Nfrew, offered to him, or others in his situation, .by what s skid un f the sul3ie'et t of(ho.citY . diatreol44 in t. 4 Newspapetl' lotrevealairad to PV44I . PEACE, to the disturbed.C4. ing Chronicle, whith Oswalt . ) , 'writes with sense' and good lodgment on such topics, has talked of PEACE., where there is none, and whore none can be had! But more of this bye and bye. We wish, first of all, to set our Correspondent a little right, as to a mistake 1r two which he has made ;_al though we &I not pretend, that our remarks will make that bell of rimeion which he lies', Ind irtth wliivh he has We'd, .quarreled,. easier, or more rateable; than. it it at present. _GREGORY .. • . .9111 r 1... . . I lank round for lite pronaited catftti.bectinermity nom and tempest, and • itictraing t loott. - • 'l,se, tluti. ._,itin *Mmes. ttaie,Nttip!letl pyitnept for one prtliind green testified no d si it ty 7 si x thousand six hundred and kir of piristris, fedithat Met poSses% tiro inill,mos• tine hundred and , sextrieVki thoassmil tour isinulred and sons poillitiS to pity the tattle. loidatri !! This t..me kis recorded sreiptarat consolation, stud tweet the patience of Jas to endure it. Wid: amidst this wide-upread ing calamity, have five Images alone, an d . Mom the meal of support, on an actual capital of four hundred tnotfiianit eight I dyed and two pounds, trailed to the extent ill one millio a seven hundred mind si ity-si x thousand, six hun dred and ma 'wands? And is this dnormous sum lobe lucked up for 15 months on their account rolely 4 I riimfess this ,Itionght ells um . wiih (i UM afraid no anreaminahle) alarm, an I gives my hair the, mast ceterinised Lwrarearnst fa swab. • . - ... , We contest "we have found it to be the idesi of many intelligent persons, as•weil -as of our Cor r : • respondent, . that- 04 . 111 Is it "'Cribb* and alarml g • 11 . -1 - error in exteinlieg trade ro -Much beyond the, ' merchants' capital, as is' stated in . * &Knit:mit to which our Correspondent refers.- But we op..' prehcnd that this is no part of the evils now coin. plained of in the City. If five housreposiessed - an' actual capital of four hundred thousand eight hundred and two pounds, they 'might well null securely trade With, it to the amount above stated, in a regular', and: provident course of business. Tfiorii.le **wrong, no din. ger, in taking credit tot Or : et'. revert timess - the Merchant's capital. In the old and honourable course of business this userinbc done. It must be done; and the More regular the business it, the greater the necessity is for such extension of trade, •by taking of credit, because often in Veinier , trade the profit' is small, and who' is to be encumbered with the cars and labour ot.aler. chants ,to make 6or 7 .ro. Cent. ontt,' . ,Irti - an actual .. capital, ..... The danger - does : net' lid' in the taking if . e,redit •int" . 1 . 40 actual MrPiutli.pitsvided the merchant's ; 7.triirseciioes ~i vo :sound. , The . danger, and' subientscnt miseries, hart lju On trading without . c.spilat; and the:rwskteurathero , I. ,principled, nature of the "itiectitatiiiiii, inht whirl* our merchants have been drivers,-. Wei.ito:int nviap• .to make any allusion - ill tins respectable hnus4s named in the document referred to. TbOleduligllS 'webirre* right to, as!Unsik*.tre toting - 1i . 4 *sow **au rahleand reasonable. But we must look at the natiiroaf the.thing, although we, add to tike meat. • ',lnes' of our Corresporldent l and althoOgir We abOnbi ' awaken souse: to a sense, as unenay AS. is ibn...pre. sin't teelbri-Of 'Grtinattw: When IL.Cilltnr; is spokeir eiri' !tint- o beli" Aaszif are Ipokee ' of; it. 'would be well'indeatiilie-tiiint•in* few 3morils If a:•bierCliani ovies2ooo9ol:Onif, Imi gaada, ebioild . 'or at . fititne,_tri the amount Vit 2/4,000,- he la, solvent on proper. 'But ,airritstolt _Jartd MINN this wripped.upstaternent Of Ariat4ttediee where you .may 'find ..the Merchant !. - .Snare of these Assets -may be in- mild book-debts mid 'then rioters, tierce: i e`celyed is Made ' Cirre*T., -and lost 'Capital sis , made Assisi!. - But, if there be so; bookmikbts, - .lloo ' . ',oir . bed 7 —if all be ac. vital goods,“-.it it: ellitt..*. be asked, Where are ,they ? If 10ek0d . .4 ill': HELIGOIAN . N *Ow Tare they assets,. t 9 the muount even of the east , price: The seal mbpaeter ? be removed; or, when it is, the goods maytilpd.on-dstre prepttiovisomr• liet. ' - And , If . 014Ite iaachaediew4oWarehaused safe at .4.4olo‘'lt.malt**ll*.ris!tok..trio. of Mar kets, andinkeit4VOribijr Wili •lotig.tto - .so: . - Well , lien, to whet ebtent, Hs tliiiMiles#ll.4 - ',Suppose I make s matiVidocit 1* -cAigiefillt -0,04 . ' .fish Cr-. rnien ) In i.seipitin.wiiiiiiiltii:Sniilii,:knoi failed, can .1. ,gi s irs' . .. irk *IA .for 'tilt iiineb, is if the l i [ , . . , . .. leilAStlUAll;;WT!*:ll,o49ll% 414.Ai"..44hermete. 1 whet ' *Fitt: itaittir iir : ,6ll y I .Witli. - 4is stock, if , 1... f 'i . 'ili'' iiriii.ittiii : le. - "fin ',. liiitioit; 1" sy , ..-• av .. • . a ~„;•, , . - 9 :the . . iiiiwiaist :Obey would .bave•irrotliiiili'llf - 1 hs4 99t hired goxiiiiii iiiiiiiiitaiio4l4 . tittfir;::ipt to.thi arnonsiitireirtbat thwitieitt have 'brinitAl,4llo4 i I haiututsr '7IT : the the . silterman ... and their -farnißoi'hari r been *Waterbed- with:money.. Thee:at:ire, iliete., :fOVri, Of the' Soh's, it to ber taken into the ACC 0411 t., twoorv7iit . lok ?f a surplus, for'the . dcreloPerient of that nature, of the kind of thing the capital con. 'sista of, totether with -#y4ocal :situation :(slice that may. pc ... II . Plain §t 'O/fret:at -Of no security) ,sucb devOoperpenVia* be"nride before you begin .to. calcuto..Afte -velae of the AsSets and SuitiAterclertotat . tattrAtebe .th.n.'Assnts..(ni.they are colleo7'idaiteenttei:witlch before wee, *ore /ban d . 11191A ; - 7 iidit OW C ill anotherotestiuniniolF ed in the taking of a cArta:. upon Paper. How is . , it valied3:-LAt till jest omt? Well l it may' briag that, it . you•oafi;.ind markets enough for • It ; and perhaps loir my venters •to sot It • • • -tfATFsmAN. dawr at the first-cost. But suppose this ca pita:is valued at the hltacnases selling price :--where is the surplus then ? and what is it? Why evidersq,in profit that may skszPVI.t.PIRI- - heti. Withoit going so fir * hossevbr, ails pro• fit entiNtot safely be set d‘ir% upon paper vantl; it :tmsnaot•be set-down on par* *ltholtt an lobar. deceliti; Ind hero we burst itt, !st . pace l . upon a sulicit,fiiiiiwldib the Muining Chronicle has most. egregiously blundered. It is notpaper. kites •that,have made therm:mit t . and present, and WU-existing miseries In!the commercial world. • Foi-sner • embarrassawl in tho c.irty„.• to a very great extent, did pititeoed ..feoat The present, although' laereased brittn..fraitet t •l has another ciuseLtt ii the • YoLsta4> •r. • .• . that has destroyed ye§ir coalmine-40.d, ladoodyl by your own (oafish paniensiinnliistetilscohr I honour or principles of treedi,:l9o,wara prolit dent •CtlitiEnalsi SiOtt:Cit; z 00 - .014 4 . 1 3. 1 441 but erten witheut4at aid 01100•444 power: ,r tear yonr. otoutervas limb •frota : limb, and :leave • it dead, earease,:eg. itelreatly is, wltbont and without power of resuscitation. - The Morn ing Chronicle may ligitii'imrey with 41 paper hitas,"•••asi "4!•goods seat out On rimming *dm . tereti l !ffhtti " wild and daring splrltuf gambling," end analogies between (his and farrier times of bankruptcies—that asay 'do, where commerce too knoyi, .and where its history is yet untold-. biltitvannot doltalt wilt give no consolation to tsdi'seasibla friend Gitiossitv G‘sw, whose uneasiness is-proof thit he isitowitnore of the sub.,. Joel than 7711oining Chronicle. It is utter nonsense—there are no analogies in the affair. Here is a qu'otation teem the article of The Chris. niole to whith ',e are *Riding: let the Reader, when he sees . The Chronicle talking : of paper kites, and inferring that' the present commercial embarrassinents proceed from the same cause, read the folloFing passage from Abe same article, in the same Chronicle : " after the convulsion of 1793• pe• poor-rates in the ma- nufacturing districts rose to 20. 30. nay, to 40 shilling in the rin d y. a i n to ra n c ie k alarC en littli and w n ireiise ali dt p e re ap v e C r n i t the re ence afituhrisrert; of a a similar evil. At that tine all thii ports of the world were open to eke stirrilts spirit o.poar rust .merckaak—and we were not, ds nor; otpl(!ice to 4 Jew markets whack we Lwow to be orerataked. holds,out, we confess, an alurmiug.pros , pest; far we most admirthe troth of what was said. with an- , • air of irony indeed; same few Jaye ago, by one• of our corre spondents. drat nut revenue is come tirthat state which will not admitota diminished consumption futisecouutry." , s.. '• This is the Chronielsis - p.rool of Avalooies.• The waiter .is as had, though-not as mischiesous a ReasOneras. the .krroutray-Grriiii:m., when he talks of Paper-kites -in 1772, and God knows .. • ,hoa ..many yes hesille, and theh coupes to the present times, -. mod acknowledges that we ire " confined- t 0 ..-- few Mtirk#4 • wldidt we know ;" • let - it 'IWO' miff .ask..—what Is ;Co follow t—Whi: i llifitte ta be ;otteratOCk . ed -4Vinif. l -4it4l' obserVed, 43 ''kisani itehere is O deny, that—bat there Ace is tbi analogy F Thiiditsvn has sealed up • your strgualentand ougift 4 ioar = math iipon all such *bigots.. Yoe hare it. the rift: . nor of the present embarrassnients •So far we praise you. But that vauin 'undoes your ahaingfe.... There may indeed, 7 be "PAPER-KITES fi,ia g . st• ••• as well as Its the yaps you have quoted. Ilbit they are nut the cause of the present commercial distresses,' although they may have accelerated their progress. The eause v we haze stated already, in this Paper.Thaealue, our lteadert will remember, is that I which 7'haCkronicie states at the end of its ens. logics- 4 i t few markets, and those known to be I 'oviistoiked'." That is the prOximate CAUSE. We ' weld a little fuillier, indeed, and traced this evil to ,its cause--to the Conduct of Ministers ;to the stu. pidity of their &angels pia fine, tothelr robbing the Merchants Of, id *eakall profitable:trade,. and enticing thee) to speculation where profit wits not 46 be had, and then adding to their burtheni, and Iheagoatling them to fresh and *more desperate ad. vetoresli4w .altevring - this, we agreed, in the spirit of - .111 IT reasoning, • with • euti • sensible Cosrespondeht; . ,,tltheugh he 011" We bliss differed t*;• 1414 ftitis. - hhie '• 40100•*:Pift b'f the argument f- and are prped,.tcligreg will is *ho t . to * etoseilrii**leiltirof thehlt,i,irbteb • they. plaiely ! posstniii Add 14440 . ..„..0f . the - principle. The sympathy 91 Apr Cormipoidliiii - we regard with exultation th iiviteldttg.fthr Chronicle .o A"Allistaiti.l.... • fat Other feelineel- - • . • • • • 1 7‘... ' (• 1,211 1 1.1r4 . !Oa— • AfTir Mr..,llolXttute?t and Mr. leinhils4,4 !aka! tt.14d41144.1 1 07, hivklto". p#44ilf„..o#•thohtarquitorittliii.av togoap thekediterraneail and to rig* isfait to the Ctsar( effitterine. • •Thia.teatb*halled sa the cheap. de,. tot+ of natican'? 'We shall: has: have a gratuitous , ganbasty,. and Mr. CA NNINCF will hay° an upportu. oily': of . assiatingitte Minister' whom he appoint. cd' to Sicily,. With the satiifeettiry reflection that hp brings _n p, additional charge on his country.—. LOrd-Adlititarmustbe delighted with such a Cu. edjuthi; 'anti the penetrating genius of the E. Secretary *ill, no doubt, be able to develope the real politics Of the Sicilian 'Court, lord , aseet. tge• th e true character of this Mr. Sr. CLAIR, who has obtained such an influence in iti'dmitanres, If ihe - 4ight . Hon. Gentlemen, with' his frieistandsl his latitpreteti• shall acquit himself in • thie:tkli cate negopiatiee'S . Pith eclat, with what 'grace could Mr. Pfa . CE*A4 6 . on his 'dump .refese bun a seat Ktie Cabitisi?' • • ' '; • - 4 IT" P.~,.~ fib- "' Zin WV?, •••• • NT , ' -11 .NfLlrlitY•ANT.V4Liggnk:. • • ' We ondersteed.that neir l ikistell kftekled e le a • • • . is forthwith to take place, Sit. • -• • • ilinitenant:Generais liti%On to f l ieetemmi, General Wurre,iaclusive, to bu Generals. • All Alajur-GeneraTs itutift`to Major.C r e ger ot -1 Rua °Nut, to be ljeutCnalk-Generals. •, t „ • All Colonels, down to the lion. Col, CUA *** UriLLliiat *CFI! 111T 1 to be Major.Genetels; .1 • :4 AU .Lieotennot.Oolenels. doweletlattiolmi 4 . ; • . . titimietapwrc ' Taii,pfetio 14. !Oaf) . to rial 04 74 ''f1140.6 Majors ee. tite usk of •Lleetesteilleetersiol, Rid Ca Mahli to be $4,4r; 0,4,142)1ivi the prasise period IM iy.k . iSilll.464fCeivi, lint • ir e t* tome &me. *Thil orovied4liiiie li fnlesieo— the mid of illOk Ottei to the et!d'of tgot Py the *hoic k giittf stistD.tls t the•hiori ' . imietoctistpsr!, on tho occailtim of the Jubi.. tee, sookek,ll6o preseut appear atigahr4- s o d, thereto:via. Ive7liege, that' it .ii Supposed to is* compliment pid to the Inuit' byt•Sir Dann arm. DAS, preplan% to his resignation wrGotnmaede t i e Chief. The contour is ohet it his bile dread ti 4 his Royal llighiess the puke pf CAilelattestiol4„ • that he has not yet signified his assent. - This morning several parties belonging, to: that , gallant regiment, the 81st, passed through Tows em the recruiting service, for diterent parts is this • CdELTON HOUSE. The (Miner Oren by the Pftimetto the lovely id accomplished Princess CUAILLOTTE, on Mos. lay List, at Carlton House, was an exhibition of the must splendid and affectionate attention, . 34 the part of his Royal Highness, equally expres. sire of parental regard, and of the respect he sett the example of paying to his illustrious daughter. It was the first time her Royal Highness half dined in public at Carlton-house. The party more select than numerous. It was intended for twenty.one, but consisted of only uitteteen, on - s of the ttoyal Dukes being Unavoidably absent.--. 'finite present were— The Prince, the Princess Charlotte, their Royal Rightists the I)uke and Duchess of York, his Royal Highne s s . th e Duke of t:tunherland, his Serene Highness the Duke of Bruaswiek, the Connie* . de Clifford, Lady Anne Csnes Smith, Mrs. Uduey, attending on the Princess, the Manisa of Dougtas_, the Darts Cholmondeley, Besharough, D o* , shire. nod Yarinuuth, Lord,Heatltti.eld, the Right klon..it. B. Sheridan, Generals litautaiond and Ta)lor,brid Colonel Blow- held. • -Nothing could' exceed -the magnificence of chi atitertaisiment. This servants were ranged, in their state liveries,,' ti Op grand liall, and sixteen of the principal' attendants, - in full dressed uniform), in, creased the grandeur of. the .Tho delightful manned of the Pallets, CIIAIILOTTI towards sil l and more especially towards her Farad s were &dinned by every one present. to add, that the Pottier - is Monett Analog Aeti l gaging, -the most condescending, the kindest s. juuk the higbest bred Gentleman in Europe. The -4 0 _ 4/106 JAI., from Portland for biliford t put itii.othibuntliee on Sunday last, liaviog struck on n:asmirpon muck ,off 'the Lizard; ithip_ht rack, Capt. AtlaMs,s4s,. is not !ski dome in any 00, Irbears S. by 4...octhe Stags. • It his been artistry repotted that the queen of 0 tt4La rt ti, who hod . beeh .fiobiddett '.'to red k tq ['Paris *since' litasalrairca", `marriagg s had .la.til b white in Holland, itnagineal she bad bees poisofted ': ; lst. some of NapoLzo,:ea agents, end set off mid ! thinly for Pivnbiero . Yesterday the fellotiing letter was melted* Heligoland :~ ' • a Heligoland, J ul y 41 1010 " t learn train some Clintlemen just arrived from OW 0. norm, that the Westphalian troops refuse to march to ipsOi au& are•deserting us fast as they eat get to the coast, is meg to get onboard the English brigs, cite. stational he they likewise bring news of the Queen _iscjilothuid diet! sotideely at the baths of Pioathiers." , • Itli sreireumstanco. not undeservingtifitotiert that in a recent decree for new regulatiog.the peal Court", throughout the French EloOrc t the post dilemma iw thi:,ordeF of 'enactment. it it. signed to that. of Almelo, :the birth:place of NA. , POLSOif., " • • • Thil.) etch lifoniiCttibistitiesi'.sitost lived. It was sutinrseded on the Illet innf. by * Courier d'Anster.dans. - The assumption Qf tile (hie 14 the Imperiii Gstottc of Parts aunt probably relief. fence to NaroLrorr: - ', • 4 1 - • fir. , Justice HJEATii -LW, aigaified hia Weigel( DT vettriqg front the' Job:int flathib i after 'die Summer Circuit: • ...,..—_,•,;_-.,,,_,;_•_:. TIWX" baßg IbrileirroWillikeeternetTr Ho, mid criiii;dititivelietWetaffiNsdlig* in 40elaltd. .. .. - IS ouattitietliirrai on l'itveigiietiterft ter. htilltit.:(4ra*2ol.ltiethenserc Pti the CliAjt4l4,ol d [VII! PThif:-Ezd.ultiitrwawbeaaisii it 'hal tailed 6 kajterel-hoetility ite suit 'hest -rff Irehlitt O n° . - . . , .. ltwit t and at th e, same - ti m e . trizeinialtail 401.Peft ‘iPtilte public enietifte 'which it ivatehtstinded to H. '#eitse! . 4 ' 114116iikiiii or tru44: Wool TM till it 60 idritilar ititriettiCit44/0 1 . I - Themes a vie. kOO PRI JAI kligtinit.o(itittElef:l l we years colour. 314. 1 _4.:.,..,_ ~ , , .• • .`T*A Wintf, taCitifittiler for Plymouth, i l l*efecatitii Ilia ligittaiiikial voltivatiaii at Dal t* paw , wrthlt..pepriiiie 'of soccessz• proportioned to the tneritortAcepirtteCtinikitakkig. Mn. Befall, fulituelly of Covent-Garden The. tire, is about ter ' kiettstifice the 'tlaughirr of h i late Doke of II aisivron. She is.very beautifu, ila bittliti itcelimplisheil, • and enjoy** sett leaf", Of 1 1 001'., pct.:eau tint under the* Doke's aM. , , , Yaiteray - in iiteresting looking yoaal il ew ,w,, charged attlie Pa biic *Of fi ce, ifetton Gardens "b, .4 yoitittrelikale,Vivith robbing her of pant Rota; Ishii 271: lad *est of her wardrehei "I lk iiiittl htf:wai proceeding to Dofee; but• .Ii! irronght backly the vigilance Of-iitne4ol,! ': • ,-I was raittitittlid for ri..ciawinatiOs: - ' - ' ... ...- *ref r• ,, .- , •- , ~ IL'lt TO I.ing Lni Intl arc to Ro .E :' r ' • A . i b 1 , ~: r~ a ..~-~~; 1 :..;, • • 1 • !