The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-03 00:00:00

THE F. drcaihilied,t Butt thiseeply of thteltsiiiialf top et' to the hie! enc s u k de . htthi Porte, had arrtviii at , • rest, which - t*i * e ti:d Wan fefileen t yil-; Th4l *isle footwebii Oinfsotterpot. Oafi bete as . - I e Vair i Sfaa - as Sa , . 1 " 11111- hods'appailaldte the ; Porol4,.,Thiu reply 1,244 is said been silt all Con:. 1 f s i d ag g v ibido s •Vaitfah , begideiatars, eke expect I *doh it Motions frenirAtilt Covernment, which , 1 w in t -f il ikp r o qi swarClOe ihe question of peace br war.iP—aiio4l4 - a l g4ire, Feb. 24.) , .. ~ ~ ..,.,,,i ~, " VIENNA; F. It "A ripeyt Irevareinlated to-day en the Et' 'change, that the negociagama et Bucharest were entirely broken of that hostilities would immediately com- . mew *after the time fixed for the denunciation of the Armistice. This important intelligence requires con firmation ; but what gives it a great appearance of probability is, that all the letters whic,ll arrive from Bucharest have never ceased to repeat, that of pro- . gresa was made, and that the begochttors could not agree on any point : but, in general, all news from Turkey Is very uncertain. It is difficult to compre hend that nothing should be kuown with certainty ! since the middle of the mouth of October, either.ne. lative to the GRAND Vizisa, or the assay shot up ;in Rudschuk, or indeed any fact whatever." ; " Fes. 10. ' i " The Russian Minister at our Court his cosec 'lmportant dispatcher from General Kuvusow, . ' Bucharest. Nothing has yet been made public as the subject ; but persons who pretend to be well-la. formed assert, that there is uo longer any prebuilt lity of the re-establishment of peace between the Porte and Russia. The Russian Generals, in fact, are beginning to make preparations which meat° in dicate that hostilities will be resumed in the spring." (Gazette de France, Feb. 23.) by. i i Mei* Ws- folelittfteistAlssis rettifessf ape* or ***o n tallit tee itte hands aribt pica. l'wdokroomeat of the Kura anill4tpur of Srerrticip glewedi u we expected it woultti" tioeseaslll4llll l Milet digress treachery ; *sailing violation eifilieliN VA friendship " *WS the' Sigitakkibliffilfy professor) for the Sicilian t Mon . 'IOW* lid rodeo 14011101/t they !ere lavish iiiibternillifiteeteetioas of iieekg • they were me ditatiell OM 9,111.111 Me eif the *dew mash they : sent t .11111;1*/*/* to t' ''all en erooededoitt• 'Wesel. ttit Sollistabillrosed its the Pre& Papers IS alikibilwill* Illifarference of the AIM* aminallaits is meek more mederate OM* ,hived se glainust called for, and what am had . 0011111‘ 01111111‘101640pact, Accouats free *tennis *do t Ibtaiditelgifdlimege. le circulation 'on the 12th tikiltlite. ifecirtillail Ong on between Russia and nriti 1 04 bN brow o 4; WA ft is said that "this I*lpPlett istellissoco sequins eon fi rmati on.* , The year.* of Thema appear, infect, to know lining &bummer's' it is distinctly admitted theta°. thing caddie had transpired relative to the GRAND Vielee or the army, " or indeed arty fact whatever," 1 d ac e,the =aril of October last. There appears, on 1 the Whole, every reason to believe that hostilities ; will soon recommence between these two powers.— The following arc extracts from the French, Pa- pers :—. i , N t PIX. 3, Fes. It " We have not for some time spoken of the affairs of Sicily, we were fatigued with having always to re- peat the same thing, viz. of trials, inquisitions, and court martials; of the mistrust and alarm diffused among the inhabitants ; of extraordivary and com. Oh:Mud loovesecits of troops ; of fresh British land sad Melones. being assembled in the vicinity of Ira lenao; of theSicillaa Court being reduced to trouble for it sliereeilldstnbon ; of long conferences Manse Lent assantes sod King FeZinsetre ; all these ekstonsteoect Woe enesiltss once been inserted hi oessoortell, 11143 PM ititarlilly regarded as sure presses of the nemalvepho which British policy, and aids lesolit`fstiefpOtO Woe gyro wen re• pas* la hap,. litter*bio.ish prejeett,sidlositt Oaf have cat yet beleihrlhigistii floll szeention, nip be conitteeed it matt satspalted..---m. If Foostlo4o6 Mill posomes a Ode*. a lose, Is poigt lef ihet he - a. Wee r‘seadialits- Messina Joasailirs will obit liatitaauswasiaVisr. iciltisis is. bat Osplipalyilknolasitigassaamas, the raw at rearammethilX isilm, lois at his las ; be Inn Ws that, _ _ .1 1 *111111 1 01111 1 1 14111 10 0 09 in aft. in of Ale Now aissasislaia es osustry, aft' notniesittlationsistlion) klegebse thessonoltotions .e.s.n.asmoasem. ilunssitimee-iniisniessi with Frs. it "Some persons pretend that the Glum) Suction has addressed new hatti-sheriffs to the Pashas of the I provinces to summon them to furnish more numerous' contingents of troops. These orders have even been addressed to the Pashas of Asia. Great exertions ; - are likewise made to reinforce the Ottoman ftieet i which, as soon as the weather shall be favourable,Sil saihfor the Black Sea. Several commercial letters were to-day circulated on our Exchange, announcing the• rupture of the negotiations between the Porte and Russia. The letters are from Temeswar, Herman-. stedt, and Pest. We ought, however always to be castious how we act open intelligence with respect; to the affairs of Turkey, as experience has sufficiently proved, that many speculators invent it with interest ed views."—.(Journal de Paris, Feb. `t6.) . A Meeting of the Noblemen and Gentlemen Pro testants residing in this country, who have property In Ireland, was held yesterday at the Thatched-heesw TaVern, for the patriotic and laudable purpose of ieeping a Petition to Parliament In favour oflbo ar atholic Claims. From the proceedings, which we have noticed in another column, it will be seen that all the respectable Noblemen and Gentlemen of the above description, presently in London, and who wore net unavoidably prevented, attended this WI. meeting which, we have no doubt 3 g a l e I 1 • 1 birth to the most happy consequences.., • only objections hitherto brought forward - by 4h ' of Catholic Emancipation,. which hodiany :appearance of plausibility, were, heat,. BM . if birth stse . measure 'was adopted, this ' would di stitkin ids blartorry, who entertained insirlone .‘ hlp prejudices against it; and secondly, it weakly/4e l tate the Protestants,. who were repermenterlArerho inimical, as a body, to any relaxation or s tiOtilwill Laws. When the reports of the Physicialirlif hii 1 M. 13 VITT, established the melancholy facciliiifthe mind of the Sovereign was incerdsioAkf estimating either good or bad upon .this,im e idles topic, it only remained to remove the simWsloisaloo, which arose frees the supposed arenas* . of Protestants to the Catholic Claims. .'fbis we hid 41011tered ourselves was also done away frith by the recast conduct of the Protestants 11,Lotand, 440, aldsest as one roan, subee4Meit A_ 4.46. a tsiosivivor their oppressed bretbree.—liii bre jut: newvadi with a mew objec . ties. The set of *AM* Protestants was held out *salved ofiliw—iiirikiecetisequente of terror for their lire, If they Id sof tornply with qaelttapdates of the Catholics, who so very esechesared them is , numbers. A plat of els ' net* . 001.1110 . 4110 1 weight with tire erealsres mg pars a ls.jr et a clefildpi tAt and a tasvciatitaint- Tho rieliiil4rkilielbi ter of the Irish people was sellagentai 1 4 ..., ) 4 . ..0. 1 4. a calumny, even could it be siaPPosett litorpsemorh Will ass the di** of the r.rr ai l lk . . 0 0 1 0 1 041,0114 will be aseilaced it Of 41001.11010: .. Woo k• contras' by tbs 10sotaililmip bpdogietlifigi, tiesscribeil iiiii,dballaiikilliimeobseet ; • , ; illyebet et UMW," which kw . 1 1 1 1b 1 2:Pargle, . •', Ohm widely illiii iliftd:ji Illa *tailor of tbo Tter • Sicilia (boa gallfiliallaitest i If the reading of tids deemeeet w‘il set sale ge,de away all kind of dot atratift tasawilemiNic which obliged Fes. Wort to adoptasch a reeldaties, at lone all e estrtshitat Will disappear whetitliories which Patina. i NANe. wit, a rather Lord DIVITINCII, inedn i Of his power, from the moment be. was clothed,el* it, is considered. Lu fact, he thought he could ii exercise his apparent and new sovereignty more ad- vantageonsly, than in reality despoiling himself, and anointing the General in Chief of the British Army to the supreme command of the SiclUan forces,and publicly and solemnly acknowledging him in that capacity. Thus,Britlsb policy has crowned its loyal dud *mu:4k inhigues, which, according to the lkfessasa Gene& terr, had no other object than the protection of the independence of the Sicilian Government! CAntt; List retiring, or pretending . to retire, _ from the thoothts and perplexities of trio reetWiel i joee to. the solitary district of Tumeiii: - (1110,141i, evils woad the world have been spared,A44 adopted a similar resoled= in other times, Fib reason nughl so to have advised her, with Out leitting to be constrained to it, by the force which at present pro. tects .her ?7,--(iOurnal,de 1' Empire, Feb. 10.) • l b rl:scala *bitten leagues , . submitted t Ohl Sucurr, s:-rated (you tba borders of " ' -- .! , .i! surrounded; upon ••-st of lend, is heir een , .:toll very difficult of .accsos. teed himself with - 'wading rations against WAILS% MVP of Veleecie, be ecepaseaccri the pr reeled new. des foe:: mid fire` gleey be be octibled. no Om . "44.airdued Imo wlldt 01$011WirAtiviress inferostibaigasy is already, betape the walls of that of &Saito- --- - Feb. 24.) " The SOMAS, Senate ? iiispateless kens its asP - Russian head-spr - 41 , 4+* , . .. • -, "4 qa . c f e tt e lo r e ed it fr a o s m ho u rt aita nsti o v i . ii.bletteatfjer WS retsina orders to hold hiinse l in - .. 1.1- I.irtgarc tt if _ in'...sl -,.. , ; . e , rea Hr dinee ,etters hr hav r e .rergn been he 25th' MEETING AT Tlih THATCHED HOUSE. • 'Ulla they contain -nothiug new of 11 political tiature, 4 ..,_Yesterday) Puesuant to public zeolite, - there was i - bet state that theexchatige bedtime 17 per cent. ittiCAH"merous,ltleeting, of Nohlitmen attd Gintlemeii, of was at that period as high as 6.8. ,' ~ - , , th e' Jrotestatit Religion, connected with behind, td A Proclamation has beet} published by the King , of ~ c oal, trier of the propriety of signing Petitions to/ both Swipes,- coufittnitag all the appointments esade:by• Roueel of Parliament, in favour of Cathode -Email- Bensanaree, during - his secession from the 6Otern-; eipation.t The meetiqg was attended by the Mile of :tient. • • - - ; Bedford, the Marquises: of Lansdowne and Downs The first battalions of the following. Regiments of shit e, Larl't Fitauilliatn and Moire, Loki Dudley Foot are to receive additions to their present comple- , arid Ward, .Mr . Grattan, Sir John Newport; Mr: inept, by the transports ordUred.to. sail front Ports-1 'Tighe, mid ma le other Noblemen and -rlef irt letnen . mouth for Portugal, viz....- .•,, t a,„, Earl. Ferzwier..`an was called to the Chaire• ~,,f, b, , , Th e 11,, 100 awa , a im c.,,,,,,,,,a ary „, 6 .. b,,. - The following g yre the contents of th e Petition t--• • 1 1,100 ..):, I •,il - elith, RH '.. :'.! '' g ` . : :Vida. .'": I ' 9 '. ' et T o., o,o:fibitts, Ism •,e,„% ,-,,.;„ wiarhestrri. ~, 0.2 . , . END GENTLEMEN, Co: 4II iECTBD IT BIRTR OR PROPERTY IPITI . 1 . 1 ,, ,T p AILT o p Tin 0 . 1.4111 . 0 KINGDOIE CALLED [REWIND. tender orders for iturnedhrte Wm. - bir7th retillitutt i t " We, the subscribers het ionic, do must bumble, titian • r•r ione.wilimit tide to muster mare than 6:10 , !r e ships is favour of our br.'tthien and fellow.is b ' Pe ts the 3( ' rank and ale; the Surmiett baring reported a Could- ' sons professing the Roman Catholic Religion. il They app ly I t . ; derable number of menetafit for immediate service. - I Parliament to be admitted to the privileges and franchish of el e This day a most itePartant debuts is expected to -ceafititnthin. come on in the House of Commons, on the Orders in I .. We, their Protestant Brethren, do eonsider each e rhea= Council, as every manufactbring district in the king- ' don to be just. • We do most heartily joiri the Cathvilirs in (hie dom has made known the truttosses which they suffer' tribe', loyal and reasonable request; and, convinced of i,s pi,ricyi by the pernicious system, all well as itsjustice , we do most zealou•l . ' - • ~ —.•_ y implore your I LA _ ithips to amp l y with the prayer of mid ()edam and t r Ile • estettlay a liepotatioli of Biriningham Meglitihti! d e . . - . ; °''' - profsioing the Roman Catholic Religion, fiaai all , waited' ou Mr. PEacavaL, by appointment, with a 'c; vraud • • Disab ili ties Politie.ll :" statement of the mischiefi_resiilting from the Orders 1 OE the motion of sir J. N / CWPORT ' the following in Council: 'The•Mtititteredrititted, in• the presence . N o bl emen and Gentlemen • were appointed as a of Mr. Rest, that no stronger case bad been present-' Committee to carry the object of the Pelitioh into ad tO bins , 4 that it should Save its side weight ; but he e ir„ t - c.. : • .. • ,miled, thiltlse would not u tter thees hopes which , The . Duke of Devonshire, Mat t eis of ' Downshirs. ' g l ut a r might eventually be disappointed. , !Moira, .Earl of eloaretee, lloa. ‘k•fte Ponsoutly,"dir Joist Earl Moist has been offered the exalted Sit nation • Newport, and Mr. Robert La roueee— of Governor-General of India, and a blue ribatid, 1 Who are invested with a discretionary power to add both - of which he has declined, as he is determined i four to their number, if necessary. . . not to accept of any situation under any Adtnini- , Mr. Ticlit su ggested the propriety' of tin addrese stratlon that will not support the Catholic claims. 'I to the. Prince Regent, to he presented• by a depute. Yesterday Lord COCO 'alit had an audience of the ' tion of Noblemen and Gentlemen, which he thoeghi • PRI/rot Reoeste, at Csrlton-house. I might revive former recollections respecting lichnidt. If Lord EasKtetx (as has been said) has been •of Another Gentleman observed, that if the friendihiP late frequently at Caritom.hotise, he ought nest tnbeiof Lord Moira' could excite none of those reedllece censured without knowing wherefore twit whit ' tions, nothing else could. The Petition was then have been his conduct' thee*. Ilis conduct in ?alit- - signed by the Gentlemen present, and •the Meeting ment ought to be th a criterion by itliktlato judge him,' was adjourned to the tith of April and when hes be been absent from his 'place; aepport- I Duotew, FEB. 28.--The 21.;gregate Merl:lg of ing his principles and Ids friends ?---It is periteetly.: the Catr.olics took place t,iis . An Address was day notorions in the pnlitical world, that there oeyer wee, tittived and agreed to, to the Priiiesi Regent, praying nor is, the smallest colour Or.foundation for the suPe 4 to thnt his Royal Iligheess Would se.id a messitee to position, that Lord Easiutz is not. nualtereply et. th Houses of Parliament, recommending a repe: 1 tached to both.. , i . ,- • • . iof the laws which affect the Romeo Catholics Of Ire "' '• ` land Severa l itesolutio is, weremoved and car-ie ' s The misdemeanour on which a true bill . hu :been 1 • ' 1 " one west' vote of thanks to L 'rd. Grey gad Gr,..... found against a certain Nebieman, was the getting a ' board v - Hie es baring declined power and emolument certain number of Lamas Neu ( oil shore) on that is maa.of war's 1 1 men, who had permission ogo , for the 'Catholic cause . !" Another invited 4, e;very tI 1 parish in Ireleudeo petition Prliament, Lid to his pleasure pleasure yntch, in the Mediterranean and sailing ) dress the Regent, according lo a the advice of a-Mem with them to a distant port. • • ber of the House of Courteous, who desired them to It was proposed to the men now under sentemse of e block Carlton House with id lo ad up Delegates, or to death, by the French at the capitulation, to go to the table of the House of Commons with Petitions Old France,. or turn out and go to the English,. the till their claims were satishei." Thee peakers wore , latter they preferred; one man had hie arm' broke I Lord F' I M F itigal , r. reach,. Me. &tett, Major Brim, and an•eye beatunt,lead . chained to a cannon fur'' m C onnel l, & .. I r. c. - two days, for striving to make hits escape..' __ . . . The new Musical Farce, now in rehearsal it the RIOTS IN YORKSHIRE. ' - " -Lyceum, under the whimsical title of Tarn OA is, .. ..irsoll ' we hear, tee composition of Mr. M. P. Krxii. Last Saturday week a number of persons assembled - ST. Daulu's nalr." . ' 4l / 0 anneal Prarussiow*f Ire neer the premises' of Me: - Josepb ffirst, - or Malik, Charity Children took' place yesterday, and, as With their faces blacked, and their persons in - other usual, presented an interesting spectacle. After respects disguised, and having - forcibly dbtained ad hearing Divine Service at St. George's Church, they mlttaace into the dressing shops, proceeded to dee proceeded to Freemason's Tavern by the circuitous I, !troy all the michineiy used in the dressing of cloth, route of St. James's-square and Pall-Mall, in order I such as dressing frames, shears, and other imples to pay their respects to Sir W. W. W YNIIE in the i t manta; used in whit is commonly called Gig Mills, former, and the PRINCt Reereer in the latter: In the whole of which they completely demolished. The the procession thither we noticed the Earl of Ost- I same or a similar party,then pro c eeded to the mirk. t row), Sir W. W. Writte, Sir C. MORGAN, &C. 1 shops .f Mr. James Balderson, of Crossland' Moor, Upon the subject of Mr. Rose's Parisi Register where machinery of a similar description is employ- Bill, which is now before the House of Commons, !ed, upon which they committed similar depredations, the Episcopal Beach is said to be divided. Some of ; completely destroying or rendering useless the whole the Right Rev. Prelates strongly object to the prin. iof - the machinery. The depredations appeared to ciple, of permitting the names of Dissenters to rank 1 the Magistrates to be of that alarming nature, is the same columns of ,parochial registration with as to induce them to apply to General Vyse, those of Churchmen ; wile other*/ thein conceive, of Beverley, for military aid, who dispatched an that the benefit reettitingiroin ninth a Legitlative elutes' to Leeds, with an order for the troop of 'measure, - oeglit, e tet hp indilcritainetally- and inert- Scotch Greys stationed there, to proceed immediately pally extended:toed discripeione of his Majesty's to Hudderafield, and which marched at eleven o'clock subjects. And this, vie are inclined to believe, is on Monday night, for that place. It not being thought the Opinion likewise' of the author of the Bill, se expedient to leave Leeds without military, a squadron 1 • well-as of the original prciector of the plan. of cavalry seas marched from Sheffield, and arrived Would not IL portion of the Droits of Admiralty f about elite o'clock on Tuesday morning; and in the be wisely, charitably, and justly disposed of, If die- afterneott Of the tamer day a squadron of the 2d Ora -1 tributed so as to enable the wounded officer and the goon Guards, stationed at the Barracks near York, i veteran's widow receiving pensions under tem. po were dispatched to Huddersfield , to relieve the Scotch amonso, to receive the same tree of all ontgoingef Greys, who returned to Leeds on 'Thursday. Aii Nervetaken 'oleo of the ground and 1,, . y has lately its to the East of Carlton Rouse, towards iiieveril of the Nail Ironmongers, iii Dudley and vicinity having lately lowered the wages, the • Najlors ataiemited hi a riotous manner at Dudley, on ' -otreet from erfileit ft Would appear that It I mtia - tenttilation to enlarge thnt mansion, li. Tuesday , bet - bat by the activity of Mr. Hawke', a pork building being et/Ode...red merely a wing q f Magietratie, who called .out the Volunteers, trail -1111. letended palace. getility was sobs restored. Three of the most active ' . • I - its the riet s were lodged in the Workhouse. ! Wert credibl y ititnerlid, that It is in contempla ' tilklahltally Meniberif ofboth House* or Pirlianes i r . . "- ... to *tare a general • bill of inclosure, of commoill, - • ' • • • . 7 194 .I. ‘ . NAI V.it 4 MTh 4LIGB NC K. .A.... r - or ciesimonibletands,:fit the !kingdom,. dtid thereby • •• Mai Ut ti t ., .., 4.. s .. ii ,:yi eso , PORTSMOUTH, Maser S. isreseist,the greet expehbe now atteadant; upon ept- • . E:Argirldi 1161.0 . 4 deep of in.. Capndn TroflOpet and WV hi - Omuta bills. . ' . • . .'t• 1 Sprightly cutter, with a convoy from the Downs; the Redpole, 7We haslet, ideesot announce thaftlsg s knote opplegs hothouses and poems, Captain Rowley, [tom a . . -- ---- V -'I of t _tbo stern Dispensary,' - Ailise e lsday filet, at the o'. irds ef 400 of • ~ '.,'+ - 4 114-2,1i6.4 • !;1..101 , WA* to lintk 4 0 01 11 4 11 0 ts 0 1 0 4 I t hat. lOW *Oro totawirtick ikesiegeshrin..midej gad tbiellAWeitarity* ~ it", Or *Ors - • ' . A " P l a lg. • 1-61). 23 ' I that the Protestants in Ireland ars 'Ask Alai I tag. Festival of thi Astern Distsesugy viiiit- erste. . , . •.4 !,.t: agues bens Tortola, bas • . ; Loa don indifferent about the Peculiir iloroo of, "t on Wednesday last, at the. City of am Sa il ed the Warrior, of 74 pus, Captain q.-pros. Oa cruise of il ' I Scam. This fortress, their religion, as to gist ,wier,:go; I D t i a b.' peril, by_npwards of 400 of the Governors std. :Cbe!'bergni sod dm ;.i!inat 4 lA4 I Trim, .yrith a wow?" to 't th e n''' by " ' di " k '; inolool CUM. OK ' Olio In 'The - *in' litottidds-tht riewis. The arrangements and . exertions made by c 4 2.2 , _-_,_ • ._ ; ___,„.„,„ : .,- ,& _, ;tai a,,,...., ___....... ian extressely 4 elevated • j i b; comic cubes , . • ; ,___ ter St ewar d s most l iberal Mid efficient. The ja r tieso wa e l, 6o , (4 :7 or ;,: i f= l .7 4l 7,;;7;T a r'''' . `"' 97 :'" • l i etsalasea . of - l lllll JI poor and win es were meet approved, and the gra- '- Chimi gPoiso" St. Hetes% Me. 'Cord 04k, /4 ; ind. Lora n Tortosa and irelfl4 ' ' I 4 4,11 1 • - , eit n 4prded by the vocal exertions of Messrs. 1 is. Marshal inner! co o— _ , Aimallmirnmaidark has 'shifted his tag to her hew die Hannibal. . podonal oliftr. lirow li rrv4: s ` *4 l o 4 : i l ius protoi,,, A . il l rtirdelWßOive t Pot 14 ? PINS, &C., lee. two 1, ;- „ . ~-i i44 DLA 1., MAR?' t • . t 1 .1 hind it, deriu4 114 O Pe" twits on this side'the. w,p 44 t o ra • . •no Mister Write, was eouldentbly itteretteed by tha mar 4a ftmli i , tire diver the Li at. Michael's, my. After the surrender Amid of having . their tinny : cut . kt bo tood,.. cell of of the Jland of his Royal- Rigb. . Itsigaiiimi a= sial e" „ ma te voy gs per hylif eeetith • the Pearl, , 1 i toe goo siege of it, which th irstynntei tis•Mnisters , vaiwgieut .! A o lio isesslbe Duke Of Keit, tr i e illuetrie tu aa ?Afton of the ()m oo caw yep ha night, and sailed with the r s 'like itagirseers he swimsuit to be, hare'laken op th e ;,' " 1 13 . , ' * LE ITH, Fag. 49. I, hiad. These , , Is example of their &utopia, , ~.; i, ~ . load , in an eloquent ress o tied th tile atrea lured are ~:'- 0 . of the Restitution I, t ,phigh - t - - tilon e o na nra tu bre l the ta " r e l s."' of l 4 41. 4 2 010 i Item Testes I* Aeon% lie E nt i L i c t • 1 .ft rejoa to 0 " ;.[,, ~,, • T u t If6lex, the Prog# ,glig spoke with much .feeling Si a s withmea coavnebenarnsedot Is , ssi fo r sib frnin imit tr ic .e . iti Roads en Monday , , Arrive n djeutgl i t g h w ea t lieZtelf war, from a mraim , URA is preps*. to besiege 1 this' dice oft 4lidie •tiatlifir ly in notion , and will soot 1 gyrnt , wilt shOii•itsellf so foot-hardy a i . 1 9 ' r e . 1 1 0 . # 1 . . to !)/ several the' oldest, , end. by Kr. T. C., to the Roads, after being refitted. The ary, Munro, with : tither, from Fiton, arrived on place, to which ithe•wittek ristet to theta clairis.-7-., a , Willie yit . .t:koit. Thol„ ch. ..rldßill the . _Peat • • &mini nt .of Datiatious reran tut . onishlogly to passage trreptons iesuset" - I :before bil °•"--1 . kligh- o i r e r" . ' 111 mouths. italls '... red."—(Genite4s Prima, ~.,„,.fte ;• .-.., . . kw,. 'ln av a g . tab by tee sod half .„ ucnn ..... ,.. .yase r . , . _ , , 1 : ~.. .- • ,-, A ..grfereP .. • ..,..vo. .4 . - 01'1 ~'4 ' li ' rpft Lo*.inktiiwo WO use , WIA !CU 74/01. - ' • '• -- One 'misdeed tame ale 911 hated* of the /DM, And 60 oten tel the. Id ion alba Ude ftiteren, frosa Glasgow % acre ,itAi 1 - „ y .. : f a: . ,.... es dp#, If AO ' ~- ,et Baeltbeiree, Fifes; th eta ere! matrarked of Leitlayeatirdsir for Gravesend. . - ' . " . Snilati' v 14*- IV •'m • , • lir Sint b pi •.*,,'. - .; . WM:pa Vsl ie Abe 0 1 selPtill . le ttoliberi„Owiengist ~ • - ,'.1,1 I ' u s . I ! hes :- . . 11 ` eivea ` vet; ieliskilegt • lb. iterdito L k ,*.: : a , . 11 1... iii d iti • ' ' alp MI a Oka) oa 4.0 _ 111,. slaw& •ot t i l t tuna or . Bseso.--This day the Loan iwsviss end A. I °1...1i1t fimPlailled *P. the stki pint :-"`.. -'? -- . ' tiPfirellln Pear . VhomPoin; a wheal are tividdildesti 4i14 men, atter inspecting the lotatras, °Awed it simel. *,set eraa• ionsellatel, ' 4 mat. will be • ..it; • 4 ••• ii iteilli - die inibtrdiaicii. Thosipsol r orbs is taillike is that pliums. vance id. per peck. • - , _ • , .... . _ , • . • . _. - , , , - :i -- 1+ i t 1:1 +° A ,~ 111 ,~ W ~'~