The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-10 00:00:00

DAvouvell , arPT,...M ; jllptu . ....rt;i:!l • , they relfre .into ~..W. ; ;Tiorp(lpetes ,01. .. mat )4,11RF ir will affordr4an; opett.occasion to duct vengeance' of ,the • •Allies upon that • altnost fenceless state. A''atite however which has less ato ne for, in the mischiefs and miseries ot;ltir, ' an y other .in Europe: its first wish and endear t e lng to remain at peace with all the world.i. 6oi FITT would not have it so. There can be OA (i f the tide o( . iailitary affairs continuipte to:Orp favour of the Allies. . The :King of yVynkait t •• id to have d ec l are d which octet' gel ill: I, said d for , them, et • ... ' t• ... L „I te tber il has Or 'no token place, may be Cllllll.llllr 'rhe Swiss contour also are expected to l'ailie b t tlte same side. ' Wihert, the, whole Rhenish Con f„deracy, formed so centraiy to what could have kern expected by the mist penetrating eye of the keenest Statesman, a few years ago, is nearly dis- . f U lved, and may scarcely leave a wreck behind t for the ambitious architect to make the foundatiol of !a 4 oe ,‘ edi. ce. But will, an even can the FreaFir Oee=. ple furnish him. with freak materials to construe, it ?' Nothing but the beard terms-of their enemies - (`no;w , triumphant in theik turn), will be likely to. force them s 4 aitt to make pot-ash from the timber of their ~,,,,o l leilchateaus, ina tat/in/re from their moot.: terror walls!! In.skort,, net . bing but insult or de.. apilr Call, during a century to come t -drive that vo latile or gildynatinn into a roilitampfrenzy again. Ilunnin nature appears sometimes- lee/insistent with Welt The heroic courage of Boir4!Ovn, 'tohich,, bad raised him to such a point of einineoce, r es made it doubtful What eirtitly power could pull:hivtdown : ~ . snai . prphably, ~under the prese nt ,altertd.utate oft things,. put on theelnak of accommodation,. iptl asio 7 . r ioted Bit spirit ettd pride, with q call t ieswhiclslse would, not have deigned; It few month's Back, to isarimar•iu Ms breast. We are not prespinptuous elopes te,ez- - . pest to be listeued to as tirades, much impenelied oh as prophets ; bat we will insist upon „it i Oket it depends wholly upon the •Cebinet of coixa d ti..i.; whether this new actrtimmost(for it is unless) in the sentiments and opittioul of . .mankind, respecting . ' the conduct of this .surprising . man, shall waft us in to 1 mint in, ont of the trobbiski ocean we have too, lone and unnecessarily 'teen in. All .the-derman dares A ill i. ,110 doubt,. fellrW their vassalage _to the . Emperor ri GEBOUW Y ;1011rctrse Cannot., therefore, be intricate, but obese will befeints of future con title' Minn. Success iutpxichted„; our away: We dread the. inebriating effects of a .sudden flood of 1 good fortune, Let ei.,llowere t , then, . of_too much . committing ourselletto continental affairs. It may serin, at this moment of. vowel exaltation; an in opportune mention of subsidies; but increased tax ation is a soft cliOinitive to ihe pleasure triumph would otherwise • occasion. Nothing but a fa. vourable, a greatly favourable balance 'of trade, can • *restore us to prosperity, or ~ evea;.yield us corato#t under our heavy burdens: and let it not be forgotten, that every shilling of tax, by se far -en hancing the priie of the necessaries of life, odds to the expenoe of manufacturing those article, oft e, in n hkh it will be the object of our rivaletb . iddit- sell us. lnstea d! therefore,' of the: stupid Any if 44 NO p eace Whit •BORAPAILVern II We.idthe:7l44l WiTif A LL THE * 45 1 1 4 A l4 # tC OI46I gT IMMIX OURA ' SEW/E5. ,4" . ' • : • ..• t l 1 Teeterday morning' Mi, - /fast give, notice, on the Stock Exchange', that at -Friday -next the Cnki . V.. CELLOR of 'the Excifetaottt' wbold be ready to aim the Lottery piatriaors on die subject of a new Lob. tery. -• In the course 'of yesterday afternoon, alio, Me. ITAse made a, cetsmuniration, at the seise place, an toe subject of a. new Loan, of which th'i folloWik is a.copy ' _ " Trensury-ofilei, Nov. 9,1819. • GEtiTaNFR,,-1 bez you % rooltnunitate to the Gentle men n ho e. or the NA Loath Out Lord -LIVERPOOL to,d I skull ltc rCaJy to confer with them 011 the itobject of a 1:.:,n, is) he coutritte4l ~r the .lerviee of th e year 1 814, on ne !t i, at,littlf-p;a4 f 11 o'clock; mot hope it will' he con vrisient to y0u...:0r yon, , to meet thote (ieutleaten beie at tbat how. • - • ' kbAye the hanpurio be. Gentlemen, • )(nor soot fltredie:t servant, • • • a N. V ANSIITART. " To the Cinvgiltilr And Elcoity-Goietuor •• of Nile. link of km,Onni." • - - Notwithstanding the abovencrticeimplles, that the bidding f9r the new loan is intended to be litnltedto the Coot' actorkfor the last-losttl, only, other pertiei, who on that oefivision declined inakierany proposals to.Goveriintette, but' who'bare now formed lists ie the contemplation of the new lostkbaing in open one, still th..:11 the privilege of 'tendering such their pro poAill to Government on . the fay of bidding, and bare signified their intention, by . cominunications• made yeste r d a y even i ng to LOrd LIViRPOOL and the Cal A NCELLOR Of the Excuxquxn. V% e ;ear,' from Halifax, that Sir Joan Waltnstit is gone to make some attack on the southern coast' of America. Ile has carried with him the first battalion of marines, and a part of the ioc2rl regiment. The second niaritte battalion is gone to Canada. EX ECU TI 0N...--This morning Richard Hueknell, William Hughes, and Thos. Foss,. for forgeries, arid John Sylvester, for highway robbery, were,, per snout to their sentence, executed before the Debtor's Newgate. "View minutes before eight o'clock thvy appeared upon' the scaffold, where they re. mained a short time I. prayer, previous to their beiiig launched into . eternity.• They exhibited - symptoms' of perfect resignation. - Coax-Excne.roz, Nov. 10.--Whe a t .remains is OP Alonday. Oats ls. per quorter cheaper. Other , articles remain the same. ONLY ONE DAY TO Diti.W.--11bil State Lottery will finish Drawing To-morrow. The Wheel is im mensely rich, , asthere• are Tyco. prizes of P 20,00.0, besides many., others of 1e3,000,41,000, 1 510 % ,e2OOl, &c. yet to draw ; and this is. the only eppor iiinity, in the present year,. of -gaining an indepen fleet fortune for a mere trifle, as no other Lottery will be *alit until 1814. The Dranjug. bogies at Niue o'ClOclLTO:morron Morniug. • . Forces. Ordered: ••h".• i• INSoLVENVACTi • • 'Mr. 11.4.11IHNGTOI§!T ; thh.;: Itf Was not. the iotetitiosfor Guiereveo : 4,t# propose any Bill to amend (Mild, which ;originated .not vt_ith them,' but with. a Noble Lordin • the oth'e i riflonse; and Which had been under theparticular care of kLearn. "ea Gentleman in that House. Any' defect in the ,present Bill .was not imputable to Government. •: • ; Mr. LOCKHART said, that if k should appear, thit nobody else would bring forward, .a n y, amend. Wilt Of this 44, he'shoald t on a future•day, move 'for leave tci'britig in a'Bail to *mend it: --Adjourned, • • j LAW INTELLIGENCE. • • co ati ' Of CitAticAt ir i*tp.. ./04 1 1Li A.N 13staa4 • WATERS O.Ntlt.Ctar :•. ' • 4 Mr. U 4 RT stated - angleirritt,ootances in this case,. of Which he believed the Caw ; was not aware, - 1 Geoid, a short thoe , previousi6 his detith had . ; tville a contract with. Deshayes,' the.aancer, foi per- , ferinances at the'Opera-houie in And dqvaCity blessrs. Dalisoo, the hankers, becati' tticurltp . for Mr, Goold for the , performance of the contract... Upon Mn Goold's death, :Taylor; the eartnel.;,llsnined the management, and received the.: Vise& of 'Wit •einviveet with Mr. Goold, but neg.:, 'Meted to pay Deshayes for his performance. Des ,l haves, therefore, resorted to Messri. Davison, the !sureties and they were compelled to pay . the mo ney. Mesita. Davison then filed a .bill against theil Plaintiff, Waters., as personal represenlative of Mr. Goul d, for an account of the assets of -the deceasea,.l and payment thereout 'of the som in flirtation. Mr. Waters, by his answer, contended, .ihitt as Taylor, .1 - the Defendant, had, as surviving partner, assumed the management of the OPera-bowie n and received the benefit of the contract, be ought M. pay the me. ney : but Messrs.Davison•contenvied, and - contended •aucoessfullv, that they had nothing . . l to-do withTey- for or the Opera-house, but must be-paid out of Ole assets of - the deceased Mr. Goolot. Water* then -be ing compelled to eccount,,,tited in that' account, ' that the only assets of Geoid' was his share' in the Opera-house. Thisshare.Mesirs. Davison were proceeding to bring to .sale they had.. a perfect right to do), in order to recover the . money due, to isthem; and if it were to sin for a ating, - as in all pro -I.bability it would do, . the .Plaintiff, Mr. Waters, i . would be seriously injured. It was of great import ! ante, therefore, that the cause of Waters and Tay. `Tor should be heard as soon as possible. :nig . Lbrti. ship would recollect,. that theqiestion,• as to, a 'ceiver, was also in suspense , as the ;MINI mat soon rto-be heard. . The Loan CH A NCELLOR oideredthe ciinse to stand. Ickheailyg on Tuesday nest. COURT OF:1C ING's . • - - sit PRANCIS 111141UneTT: . t* Tite I :ATTRltilsir-GEMILAL 1110111114 , ' fp* clot. to ,show cause "shy the nonsoit in.thisl,eastatiold :net . 'be itt aside, tutdtt new trier had., He stated the ;single circumsta n c e for .the teitsideritipa ; .,Or. the Court - to be , Whether Sir Frastais-Aerdett tie taken as a candidate ender the -late Act of Perlis -1: meet. . - Lord EtLantestOttnx asked whethet Sir 'Frauds_ • Baidett did any act as a candidate? • , The ATTORNRY-GENERAL said, that he did noll • and that he had used the same argument on a-former. occasion, when he was COunsel for Sir Francis Bur dett ; but the present . Lord Chief Baron successfully contended, that by taking his seat• he had acceded to, the character. of a candidate,- and' adopted the actsTif his Committee. The only difference: hetWeed • the. two:cases was, that on the former occasion a person Of the name of Percy, previous 'to' the election',. had gone from a self-constituted body,. called thriCinn, mittee of Electors of Westminster l , Friends of Sir French; Burdett, to the Plaintiff, 'and. told hint that no part of the' eel:Pence's of the , Eleatiotilroold be defrayed by Sir Pranels Bartlett orany of frienco --hut he also required tickets to, the heslitigii..fOr• Sit Francis's friends. However, the !gent of a salt; elected . body could hes eko - po nolo . bind . Sir Fran cis Burdett -without.hla.zufhinity-•. The questlea en-. tirely depended On the con skructitm op the' Stitt.: of the sist • George 111,. cap. antk he .could 'net conceive how Sir Francis Burdtitt fras not *candi date within the spirit • of that _Att. • Be claimed, -he • would not say,, the benefit. ) :but he •clihned the con sequences of the reiolt 'Of the poll. -He claimed ), what must be considered as n'highlonour, a' Seat in` the great Council - of the Nation, which was lhecon sequence of that diction ; the espences of Which he was now ..called •upou tb pay. The • Learned Counselcould not persuade himself that Sir r. Jett was not a candidate ; he did less, if pniasibie;' in the case of Campbell, than in the case now be-,fore •the Court,' for Sir' 'Francis Burdett was, then, , 1 from illness, incapable of attending to ani . •• - ness. •. . M r. • Justice SAI LEY =War there any • conient...* the polltakingtiate on the. alt of Sir French; Boe r dett , - The As-rot:NET-GENERAL Hid; '6110'; takiln 145" seat in thelidtate CommOns.' - • ' " • %~?~r o Mr: Justice BAILEY.-- mast take thi place. • • The A.TTOR PIEY•G E ERAL • said, he . hut argued in the same mahner do the former occasion,' agfl, Visit case• had received the 'approbation of ibi entity Court. .That• case wait reported' hi 1 Cinitibell% Re ports, (118 ; and hi that case Sir F. Burdett also elected against his will ; and the• acts of Airs' Pour, a self-constituted. agaisq cobid - .pot aLalys t),y ference .• o'rgyos • Pry al • • _, • . i n t c w 1 ‘ • litriiiitY* I. sencl ib , . ' of-lftsirii, lb no ' fdrine,o jek tons. , .e. t :r of the tido' ... o( the , 41: 1 01 r, (Oo slielotabOdao l4 e.rei ' o F l ol l4 aild . .,li • * or .. * ll . • Vast, t ' • gf - '"Ptif eiot a . 7.- .'ill • * lO of $••.. ..f-Ar ;elf' 44;v/ed. ,;'hits, ' 44 , 16 • iftt fi kbaiy ; 'benefit whil4 I hi! lian;n4 fir i i if•7s t "e ,reolshe• it - 'Hie 1:00 . 1* . hIP did net _,... 1-1-1 , .:1 7 .... 5 . ; 4. "'" --77 •., I t io • the role of • bews=sibeitot 41:Patithe' defittl*JdAttlia say, 'that it Neitif tili &otter: Censtitiiiiiii ; , at ' pretest t, batiet o wirmies ' Plut " w l* dni s t otio : i r ii 4 the ih 4 l ,..::::: iti ' p , t 1 7 11: 3 a l l ,, he .wni,rather of opinion that it Chia tirsti'• • - ebesplßtir tweak Potedaltittiffrif 'fade of Vete' „_. ' ' . lant ' •', ' .. - • . *; .-.,1, 7 , . :1 1 . 1 , ... sad bonOprekkisfitoelleis, it• has ebbed to be a well:tegtibited. • '' ...:, ..',.. LOAD 4YOR'S . -10;11::. • , ' . hasseltirt,Assiti*Ote•difteet lakrtitr'eletiak *and *goblin' teach ! ' •••••• ,t. •' * ' - 7 1.+M--, 1 --'. ••' ' ~ ,1 OW ktdfd• • - - le . .4,ifePkosA:OtiCries. are no fritter due's lent Mayor is be thbusual.dat ssifett the itesri 4 ord 1 rf,%v i ro l tdetiztt we P ° l! l i f fbe u iCk 'a 1 ° * rneyor is sworn bibs pffice in;tlie'Ciiiii .. o.. • zicoe. , : n ie n r fi l:::: , uprep ": 44 ," d il oneabieo .40, ..thvicrepre, h om pp e " s , preragat ve ? . fit C a qtter,lbe i ticitiatie Orbegi t taiiiir to Vit;sattitiastes4sii was t ,„ t 44 iiisiotAk'iriiii e : of: political deg*, ; as 'a povrec 4. did contikicted, with the -accustomed splendeue,''.,Qii. iti I slostiisterfdt laraolsgthat digit:Wan Can receive ?ma coese retail!) th e - iierifs.Wett. l 4ll).49 6 vilie Cettlige Of. thbf.inateteretirei **ewe:. hi.iwile et 01'0.144 ettOrkik‘ r , ;be late Lord Mayor * it Bleclifriat's.brislei and, drawn 1 voice t if.slittrlotisal lodS Ale. ettendiete•ibil ipiAentely H eard.; br tbi peribbee,!witittigieit it; olletle9i te . vatlllaitalj e j!eallACl4 iraf isjetataxerting . **ldedslleigettatlee4,e4'ed an !11l On 4itt • iititt As Aivel,4liii, ( i snigioy ,i iiipos )bi e d ', ludivipudl mitid 'aline Ind unsupportedtqata public opfsiityk eitts. tkalibliff dine. ....,..• . ...., :.,,, ••••,, .:._ -_.._ ..,...,-. :,.... . 1 1 ant ?o r e mentent, be arrested via all tbesnlitip,artem,eoesicel,a es • • ii rfre Illuminations in thnfiall..dietiatUaiiiegual to i. Thed.ier4-9404-1• Parliament render essett , baL.sieviees , . t , o , the 1 freedom and prosper.ity of.the country. Never since: the mil 'fititiit'ditylayed . ..Iv any formes. oocisioni Ott the ; tonl Mayor ' s side ) . and where be . pretlttetk:ri et: • witiptof piir country ?Tempted her Statesmen to intent:Ant hibited in letrsef fire, 44 St..SibalitialiP.,aUtilionfito i with theintetnal affairs of a steighiarnritle„ tratiiel, Ina ) . ob t sink ite#'eathasiaitie eforfs after freedom, never glace that lii ed by an excellent representation of a foetresit ' with '.fated mementitas the,Brill* Senate anetabled slider .c;iinotn _:. 1 •sallPirlS,• bastions, 'aid trinichei ; stilt, diderneith • itanceste ,aaspiceoes to thelitate as ee the present deeasioni- I Was 46 ' lielpgiC, l ? ivriti.t7jiTolf:hisisi t words t Y Eng'. 1 Thisertesof calamities whlc.l Vat error, produced seem sew ,P 1( . by her firmaiss . her eared - herse lf, e nd ex: •lo afPlithaOl its terthinallmis••allid lb * e has sated theitist of EgroPe.!' . * . 4 ... 4 rational. prospect-Is at length 'affhitled of lif renewed . and atiebtentetf litippinessind prosperity, i genern ln i t Deb ercuttatitmeet it is note Matter of astenishatent that the • t ilibSheriffe side, we're the Weeds It Continental Alliance;" end^ " Leipsic.". -:' i joy shailo be found to have di Bitted pelidcaldiffeteaces• • . • • • .1 of all their asperity, and that, the desire of untiaimity shoidd '' • kitbag the Molt 'distitignished Visiters were the :i- we i ii v it eee d sea a spirit ,of accommodation amongst the . spaniskAmbessador, the Earle of Liverp96l, I#a= i leaden of political patties, as in its iirsealTiets hi resemble per. !,thiirst, BuckingtatoWthire l Hayrowhy.,. ,IresbOronglid manent and habitual accardaitee' of • prietiple,` Of • the be tend Claticirty:;• .i th,ti ittifrihnp of London ; Lords Ctn.:, Gissis Speech, and of all those delteeredriskePallellseooe of it tleretigh, ftl'dmauth4, • Oisahton . ,• and Cranboine ; i by' iffeienelliesabers of Parliament, ioefetwtion bat 'beta the I;4kir‘ Whitbread; • Wdritiiiil . Hopi Mr. - Rime. bir. I disti*ls hlp iC kiara4t r i '' asl4. this P ecidterit Y 'r eitalebd ° lb in ~. .~ j.,La.a.09 - 6 tc.. . ,Therp. wore. also present the Vice- I i' evidently lei fiabstract front tim •tisples;:and to. =Viol, /the field , Chancellor, the C hief-Batokof -the,E3tcheiloey, and : of dikokh ,,, i most Of the koilite...inagilly.hlitis several Seijeants at we disk helkerkchniihr a few retnewits • on such t points in thnitoyal Siteechak eeelted any d ifferenc e stf opinion. •1" - . t ol i'.' ''',•,,..,..:.- •.,;... ..i:' . •:. 7 . .-.-:-, : • ' With . vgispect to the protnsited indisposition of the King-tti ihe ••• 'The- LerrecNial , dr i hartnit *Paled tie' Iteaith of hie l . k; .;111laotecbieSeatents be the allted arms en the Petiltwole. and 1 Meititty's Minister's: .-- - ' • . • i the merits of 'our distinguished Commander in that acid of -pies . 'The Earl of UV tbretwe rdteiived titerikS.:,°fle, * .ob. • perdwt Iltailate—with respect to - th f i tipteatrut steeneer.ei th e , serve& that he he'd Ini4rigiiiiiiiit sepperianitieti bf Confide rales t*ainst ''ranee , in the North of Entoise, : there cps [Meeting the :Citiseinof liendou , els similar occasiens I be butonepinion, that which, on i these different ,sehjects, t, , te and iitatv although he hail sees them in. many I in- ' ! sPee e.h bob gb "burbly expresses. lb ibe ' ll4al S p eed ' , 4°ll - , 'o 'objects of a de b at eable aatiireare to -be found, .and as stances irtyalSr!ilin .pinbitrasiment,: se ; hild..nbier kit 1 m . . of die most iii,t of thew . we wou t kildeert 4 oehes .,_ 1 nenied, •oh . their polity anyinirkror testititotilhi of . pressureswhich. ip s i ougle , that Wig these; l a l e ad aa 4, 1 '. ti e ei,.. i ;relegation - of teSpondencyi: They had &Ways beep i tly e ja sopsierme file costeineatal Powers; aette thote•beiWhith tititai egiii OA for . their perseverance •in this : cos:pm on ! thif intention, With respert to Austria, is etsilieti 'lie's*, 4iitotzti., cause; and it was to that persilerance he h i dtit at. :and uneeiiiiincally.expemel. "Upcia this' MOO& u;iresiptitits tribistil tiof only. Vie salietlon. ortim, 0.0.444, .but : are already heartl Vre decidedly dissent. finis, tisbtfrojecti— the'sitiety,, happiness, end security of Europe. ; ! Isl. Beefiliselairehaucecilie Already in" a ditiPliiiia4 hill& . . rill , ' . 16 festivities': were' . ti 'ittli'fil conclided b ' -'" state . • ' 2di Y' *anise illi..- " fes t' halve :16 " a ° ilft°ert . Y. a spkinfid bell.- ~ • • : ' • - • . . ..motive td indate them to -a- viguiroto infuecatien:or the swat, !• without any fartherindueimenti idly, ..tlecitite .theY ate able i to carry op theTwar, if they base the proper disiseritlim, *with ` j• Out t inemiiktabgc.4llly,,..llectiese tie have a less pptt , eefui and 7-6 """" 4 ""'"`••••,--" - . • ' • -• ' . • ' 4 .lmisSedtitte`thebrmi.k the•littenessfei •,•intue of Itinstreere„ lima .)]bat.,. Nov. 9.--Came dome from! the Riser the ffintriati;• . ; le• 0 641.11444 . :iti1ie • S •.: ensl-*Ailliy, Becas*,:in other fields et' Qqaket•oX o r Mildel4 - 116 ( 1 -tbe; inlfis bt°well;*. r°r : 136 "._ I 1)(4114 operatimtixalase France ; weltatintitin at the is:resent inudiellll Majosty'sebips and the oiitWard-bnupd !mown a" • _._,. ..._.ft.____ ._ * ...._. 1 . — - -q - • ^ e _ *Pe P if * -• "''''• ''- "' t "' • ** .. - ** -•• • " • •• time, ,11! rite C. 4,3 comparative Y IP.a l O4fltedi 1: 6 . t 1 fully prop() •, ogomfalFtele Noirufh.,Artived h is Majeity's,Lehijs lieljean failed to toe coMparative Stake we heveat issitti al well as tb and, fieroiutionaire i , frish'Plroaelak* and hit - MNiSt.:N ' s e ga, the comparaties, mum and . facilities of cat state.-These rea. Venerable, front St:Aden's to Spithenst-L• W ent -wit df bar-. i ons .1404 .j irio ; t ali toe.,sonebilltre,•nataiiiesition to thej u s tice boar;his Majesty!' ship-Tagas o Capt. Ripon, a bed fiefrimite: • ,__ ,_.. .„_ ,____ _. ~,_ ._ Ptinuourst Nor. 8--Astived his lftjestfe p"Ville du , or-anY,-rooll'iolOw.b.ookY, hap lean riIaRCUROU•" , -"I Pecan' Paris, from the Channel Seer/-9ailettlie (Items:. loge Man ', Sty assisliaCe, ;and to theepoliesr Dinneen* t o sash d e m an d s . - of war, fir e Portseseedt4Aethed.severat co • &V; L oge Ole': Tbirciinbelher,e still 'more • luipeetast topic; introttoc . ed into Landgtil cutler. freva , 9paitt. . • • - • •• ' '••• - the Speech, and we sincerely congratulate the country on-ere rumoeva, b0v.1..-Arrived • the tittle Catherine packet , , .. e . . ' Li.......:L....,,j- ._ • _,i • . , .with a Mail met v row •p a p age , i n them • day ". sh e tone of mossent l e fl:IPW trill VP Inca IL VI treatea .;„‘We mean the ii 'Kit bring% the °Bela account of the surrender of Pamplona. The. - .ly ipterestjeg p Nett of Pr s CS. The Patees HSGENT has Queea_Cparlotte paelices;•ittifell sailed from hence** Passage a• twist Wilesnaly.pledgethisimeelf,_ that '• no disposkion to reqai rc week, before the Little Cadtarine; did .nol:brr i i v ri. et dint . pace •: f rom Fratiee.seerjfices of shy 'Maid:anise,- Ineobststent•with her until tour home after *bee' . * -'' * •.•• • ' • ' .I hr airs '6l 'Mt tiettridarts ai it' halloo aid • be , on his Ynamotiva, N0r.1.-The,Watehliii•tesideflutSiterived• from : 9 - - -$' i• - . ,___:.: 7- Co , _foe!' part, Bull. The Meaver has sailed of aptalbe t - the Maker. - for iie...; or on tha a 11,0 fil '" • A llies , In.abstittlie to Peace.. This ligeland. With victuallers ender convoy tiled 'eke' British. 4ir ; plitlike,thlis public), gnarl 414 Jiii?freatespiiioa so prosperous, Chtintieleer, tit ••••' Woodiart, ,VizOti,*arat,,,,fertr i . r . ...,.. ...,, . . :, , .ctlittsri for Lffao•-%-Rdlobilt ifr dielfliffids•tbiAblekl3i - Poirlis, ' affords; entire-flattering preiage at the . rebini:if Peace and its ii attendant blessings, then has; witidn'ou * r recollection, t4e . a of " - NOTICE ',TT) C f laiog.::- I feted to the cpuirr , y.' Ale . Wi t r u l ai i me , i n . eekinatating on this part of the ff - pee'efi t le, the rhyme of _Commons; declared his opi. nidnetilflite Wide heap Ofwegociati,dni,which ltaci been offered to F ra nce at th`e'Conjjleis of 'Prague, shobld net now lie re fused to her. We lamenrthat this apothems se, ree,i wed with marks of displea.urethy• the Hour, it is. a a c nio no t loud! ) , 4itittpitti:hY 'ertjeitttinn ea 'oink.. 'fa At striae this by .1 fatuities' Waitangi :--4Yo Men. fight for - mme 'object' to which . the*.lbetit think they bate .a data'; the stronger of the two, af• ier v Motu ihing Ili Opiestient.- not content with' he luidispnted possession of the eti g inal rause of ttarr. , l, betahei'fiiroself to *enact •the.pockets orkii subdued adretsiry; Whom he rohs, tied& t iretentrof a Just comp:M.4lmi for ihr;iiiii‘ tie leis ii oder „gone in the•coutbat, This idstante aptly elucidates tne conduct, which the significant murmur; of the Bauer of Cominonv wo uld apeearflo recommend. Ti was not, the intention of 'Mr. riLITBIMAD to rceofmneod that precisely the botackniwahettA now biwifeeitil tionaranva as were offered hint _it the perint alluded to ; pe ktieW too well that the junetion .of Bavaria to thnitsintwyk•eause; had Sleet-that time created a n'* -Mate of affairs, wbldb might reader atone -.lltodilltaHon df. these ferins absolutely abeessary i but he meant, and the etirtiikeea• o f him opialon is imileniable, 611 ihere ought nut new Kr be any. change itt 7 tliirineiptes on which the Allies were then dispelett • to treat for Aimee.. The RIGEKT hunests the •.‘betheranen (4. the' war with Amelia' : ; in 4Pfs, hell% every heart most comae . 114 Matt he' says, ' th ii "jite world knows that this country nimity iwobittlYrwili no!' ' ',dLis - tirti44iind-; abet the 41 ? rod istettedillif •Amer l! s litilftsgittref' oDe''&ek e i t w i t h r ranee, is. 41.0, t uue, - t Inviiiiimtthis, Wit ...proles any ' lki l ice l iu.S . paii ifisiiigibe,l•••iiesetinesiiibittlast ire been violent alisr pentereiligjsy•Whfdsiba weis, aimpetieti .to Aside* iti exhibit was iscortastfrollstelest./ 44014 ihdi Teit • olleaccd at the different stiNicti•cajPaintlia Alte r flpleseilja's Speech, we 't.liehalkipti toulk: .:- —:Lek•tie.o..- -.• NATAL IN7'ELLIGENCEtin 4 [ .....i. , . - 1,. WILLIAM fIPIIIIC,I 4 I.NGING I a prisoner I f4 7,a 4161 'in Ittlei°B4lcdtalull at be ICipx_s Bench. Prieto, late of Kent:lo t• 6 g s - I of. SWOT . Merchant...dohereby givo - Nntice, 'rut . is+ oti!fifid',fiair of." Oetotier lasef.l.prelrothd my petidno,l It OE/le: airtnath, t to the CaarLof Belief of. Insolvent Debtor% . at•No: I. Vrary-tst reef, Lip,coliet Inn. prie/ing •to .he discharged.' from cattrady; !tapir* air proies...-rassil to have faturt• liberty Hi . r my rrson ftraiort the demivids.for which I am ono in cuStody ft 'rind artists • the demand' of all nt her ~ pertain "• now-rt or •,, flpredied as mycreditors , or 113 ciniining.to be mu diettiows. in lay shedule annexed so itio , said petition r null the solditetitiim. inoll,*l shedule, have been filed in the Pnid• Onert. *here rop in tire said Court hath ordered that the Amster, of the , r said petiti o n Shell he heard in the said Court to be. Millen . at Guildhall in the. city of 'Westminster. on 'Thursday, the td. data* of ilecember, at the . hoar of nine in the moraine; and• the said Court bath judged ,fti to dispense with my `• it-rving John *AI gar, •L ombard-street, bootnsafter, • WiIII ant , Brendan, lient-street,*Boro u gli, bimp-bender; flernannuA Vial, ; hue of Crutched-fria6,* merchants Ater-es. St-wart and Co. 'Braid-street-buildine, merchants: Mesras. Broutet and Stir • mail, Surinam, brakers : 'Messrs. Seitalfy, NicholatAtue, bare merchants; Messrs. Dunsford, Si. Mary 'sae. " 1 " - "' Pr " ' elttlic: taplidat Neale, mariner, Lloyd's Coftehouse ; James Metcalf and Son, -Else - Smithfield, oilmen; William :, Pheißs, Tfiri.gasorton -street, Madeira.- triercluutt ; Mete* i Harvey, Thionton, and Co. Lawrence-law, merchants; Wm, ! Webster. Clamipside; broker t Messrs. John Orde nod Cu,l TM:nes-street. 'merchants ;• Mrs. Rah*, Pall-Mall, milliner; ;oho King, Bishopspite•street, confoctioner ; 1110-ses. (+ ar- Ziner *rid lirtrelpell, St. John's -street. West Smithfield, iron- Mongers; William He:km h. Lninhard-vtreet,• oilman; Mears. autpbell and Cit. Themes-street ; mine-inerthantst .Willtaht , Vaughan. ,Pall-Mill, tailor;* Messrs, Richards, Medley ' and 4 ''ti. 'l'haine.s-stredt, hitters; Messs!.. fragrances, HAMM-grit- ; 41.ta, tailors ;= JosephVanseban, Jermyo-oreel, glarasokker-',r; James Trimbey, Queetustreet, Cheapside, : toy-meta:tam si Silvantis Militia, Tower-street, tauter t. Mesas. Riackhern ' and Cit. N ig % 'ffeatl4litirt Gratrechurch•street,aeartirenware- I Inerriumts • Wm. Christie: Wapping, • bisegii•beitert .14, •ssee- 'fawns.' mid Fidler, Thames-streei, suercbaub 4 Om). :Hoiledis ' Picendillc uplink:Jeri; ...Hi Cundelt, Minnries, dreg-met-.lchant' • Jo h n ' 'Rtcharils, • Strand, - gun-maker.; !John Stewart. Leo:de:dealt-street, saddler; 'Thmons Hewlett,. - Birebliv.lane,, gunpowder mereh tot.; Messrs: Francis nod White, Nine lungs,Vdtishatl, brick - factors; Lewi s Gil am. Thames -weer,. bstaker ; • Meiqi. llngli.s and Bristow; Golden-square, straw bormet-makers ; Lawrence Swains:in. -Ditos's Head - court . ; Geicechurch-street, broker ; Messrs. Llaquhart and Hopes, , Carnhill, broker.;* Messrs. Broikleslevs. Margaret-ma - eat,' tailors; William, -Fortnum, BWl•nitey s .iLutubard•mreets stsr • • wailer ; E.. 1. Mallouzh, Fresh Whart,.broker ; J. Itutherforta , ini.reltant, 'Nova Scotia; Richard James, Bishopsgate:Stree, draper;' A. Willi/mit, Baroupilt, ma/roil Creditortcnomed lit my schedule, tith notice . iii my applitalimt in manner dl-' rested by the Act of Pau liament . in that behalf, mad /lath etc. &veil' flint iintiee tlf the said petition, oadk, :aid schtdatter bit Malted in the London Gazette, laid la -l b s leto.Ne!sriVutly I called TherSTATEpi AN and Mottling ilefilld r of whicnitos lam, 'creditors, 'hereinbefire' named, 'are hereby requested eo•tuie ..t .•; •*.- , • ' ' Wit:MAN Irt$11,1:; ; LlN4oll:it , PARLIAMENT: , , • ' ,- ' 8:i N t r.RE STA r i ; A 4 • - • - - • • •• • • . _____, ____ ._........_:___ . -- --•— _________ • , _____ r- . • - ..... Lii - PARLAL. PAZ LLIMENT, - - - . ttitirtri t i rqi., a-'.."- pu.94-7 - ' - Wrnitlevid -4.. en"p i ti IV . 118 -” :ther i e, ON THE .111EITING OF Pii ric • • . •in ilt l iiiiv; ! ' sir a' • °l t •,. t 1,7 i gtflCYll, 4 , ~!.:. .. ~,.; •",,....'' - . ' --Ampa„..._ l a 4, i•• . • , i • 't - toi i . . • ~. :.. A ii..._ HMI , P gr• Ott et • mg 8. Nov. 4. cn I Mr. LUSHINGTO4I. ht • hp,' ifte Report 4z!.. -'' ' l'h . 'it e ..TTORNEY•GIUENt "id Ike • VAS nCli [FROM. lily colferretraosT SuNi, at de- the Cirininiinteeiof- 6u ' S • ol4lch' • wit '• `itt •• d to a ' a ' nr* .s,, „ .. .1 r erre , •„ 1 rw. r.person.taking lib seat ~ ,tit s e ,jiouse, by alai" Act , , ,became - st eanditlatoiith- . The commencement of, a new• Session ol ► aerating on whit* ire arcitotl, by thd'ustent NO 'to , - COmatittetfor•Vlr 0 0 ji . ..to-in ' 'Ale enniefilfeti - Isat •,•••• t• •••. 1 5...._ orrow• ' '''• ia iitispirit of thii Aet nt Pti 'l' s ' ' " . r il amed.. , .: ti ! mence its proceedings, to a general view . than ' Str.'ARBITTRNO ' r . moved ' the Annual Estlinatei. • • r vol KFt,E,unpitoucta•said it w as pr oper •.. thit.AP .! =He klid tnoied'• tilt .I!ccouolcountry la all lb latereitt arid' retttions. BUYOUT Ordoetsi: 9(41.1 sums , r... u.... . . . • , 7 • doteretro -aid t he to *hit!' i cofiltt Ulan o f the Act.of Parliament sNciuttrbelde= . • ' • ' i ' . hint from *the' .c avil , .. L ilt,. ' ' Li ut lir. • litilk • '• , ...by, .osiditt. , of . th.e cidedo . ' Areitiftlidate in - itl • r•* ' • • •• '1,1 . ' 010 41°14e,i, on the BM dgy orstre.session, tum edgrwards taking I. as ab Mf bst t rul tOc Ito ere tad nisi:Feu mod.. vol. bz ilit u int ; and di i .. ,„4•llalow, . . . ..• •i r. x• seat, •inteirif WOOF that l ie reeoi; i. 1 1 Witeecio T ' r ' a rac -a ' nan 4n n • . n get tle 1 • " which wili i oceupy inkatietninn i separately a u9l ' fibteaseotcoutit or tbeamstitpt #l . .tuttssisi g Exche- proceedings . . .The Legislature itinftnyinvilly irilght d-•. t ye 1 •••• 1" • . ilil • ' run in. - 060 f M ill i' .-6Aiie . d. ..., , v ," , '4 .. e- .t; ? e w o,e pe rio d of its, ttingj q . ...,,,,(tAnA pi ~ • isie that the ersen tett* • - p tug his sost r nheiker Itiocra interesting of its topics 111 prAreln; IllliEla .`? Mr. COUSTStikY' mOfed . , for,"Ng4o l , o r o k c 1 ii the etuutinii in inritun) - ' ' "ou if stre'tituilnilifeift6 Wick a }r6iloet d e lbe 1 04' by einte, ; s / „ . e_J ..1 e,- •„. .. •rerroi - ildnta paid to ..tTWßitilio • , ( taritiki"froila tine! tirni)osed t --.4.,.; J - , i that`' hilt..h sai o lo4ll-be 4tVce iv( :' ' '0 mane to the expenws of the election. If that brvr tsid on:: is 0 . 14 . Local..M*44olc a ' ad ites•Alit;ri• # l . ri, • ~, _.„, ; m eta.* L t .. -,- ..,r - Fc,-,v.- ii °, •rr e " were the, ro er , Construction - r h p / 4 ::ie Way, is the prlifcipal,•ii 7 4o`t ths'onl; p p 0. the Act of Par- . , . . toillddl‘pviiastitOtg l i , gove tb4:. 4ll M l l444,iisStgraji. of they iiii T i o i' l ' '• • • ••• -` - * t.• it .ronst • roma,. 16 11:1 . f ....—J _i_ e .1..1 _. _ • ' lie Of Ai§ ertnfrinti no'C'tiVid.fromdthr It/ oil i"- 0.. ~ . ..os: • -• ." . • . 2. 1 1 1 q:l'+ i i i . 1 1 1 I i t ) k i i ; 11 may be.itehalkled toolfer a remarkon one tdpie to *hick we are sorry to say it has not alluded-Om motto the most import:int o of :alt the tauldfoili tepiei on whiatihrlitsident will have dart- ing the Session to deliberate—the retkef and conciliation nf. a vast proportion of the population of Mb United Kingdom. The . Sneaker oflithe.Hottse of ContrnonsThongin proper, at file elos: of last Session,. to infornethe Ntcl;cl4.lg.Mmtstr othattthe nous:: . 11 had nut done; to satisfy thel,',laims'of ibis Petiton of-i. u r 00101• ''' o' trymen, It would huve.hetes an apply's/jab:v.l**e to ill's .Ic. 9 uneloat gentleman, if the•l'rince hild.4ocontroentkd, the ob. ject to an attentive re-coo ration. 141:rciot4 to bud .that tte SPEAKER'S eelldett on ago , boie otloofietas pot stilliered t ptiss a single'day wifbfi ,anlmadversion't teol that so earl v a . sidtke lute been given that Jt will tie snot :ti l ed to the solemn ' . . i . i notice, consideration of this t4o4*, we ari not lore entailed by lbe''s • protuptitude of this thin by the qu oth'ete it, pro. . . •ceeds. Lord kloapreu ;is ninon in every well: fitted to '1 . i introduce a SOlticct, in iNIOCIX.: lite dignity Hie _House is. 8, . a ii i . T ply . tovteinecHA. iwid. .t Illiatit ,brailli elevation . of hi* V ett b rtlt, .ftoin e:tteettinitt havleilltllstmction ineite!y for tbdlt talon; .Ikndvxolllsl by the lemperare or. ishipplirdineoeter whom .1 thniillipielan of faetionf or pattr views, .. , . . . •