The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-08 00:00:00

licence Lisbon, privateer schooner, and carried her into Barrouda. night so violent, that, for a time, his life was de.' spaired of. Expresses were sent to the Royal Fa• may; and steeral Of his Royal Brothers called on him this morning. lie is, however, pronounced now to be oat of immediate danger. The Boston RTertory, of Nov. 20, in a long article, contains some severe strictures on Mr. MA. PISON's late Message to Congress, and the Docu. meats accompanying it. Nothing can be more absurd or ruinous to this re u ntry than a continuance of the war in Spain and Portugal, if BONAPAUTIC should turn his chief at rention to that object; and, from the observations in the last Moniteur, it is evidently his intention, as be says, " Spain belongs to the French dynasty, ao human effort can prevent it." It is therefore pro. bable, the war in the North may be suspended, till he has conquered the Peninsula, and established his brother on the Titzone of the Battalions. In this si tuation of affairs, what prospect can we have in eon. tin uiug so disastrous a war, which has already drained u$ of a great part of our wealth, and the Sower of our army ? As the subject of Peace will probably soon occupy the attention of Parliament, and as various plans may be prapased tor restoring_thia 02C4 happy Isle to Is, tate of 'prosperous tranquillity, it is to be hoped that will not, at such a crisis as the . present, ?main so insensible to the cries of suffering humanity as to close every avenue to the heart against the sa lutary return of Peace, in opposition to the interests and feelings of their countrymen. 66 There are times (said Mr. Par, in the llouse of Gomrnons, November 3, 1801), during the ear, in hich Government hoped to be able to drive France ithin her ancient limits, and even to make bar riers against her further incursions : but in this they were disappointed. It became then necessary, with the change of circumstances, to change our object ; for 1 do not know a more fatal error than tr: look only at one object at a time, and obsti. 'Wel, to pursue it, when the hope of ac complishing it no longer exists." This was the language of the political Pilot, when he began to despair of " weatheri:;g the storm ;' and are we, then, after a fruitless struggle of ten years more, to conti. nue the wide-spreading destruction, and endure every species of miserable priration• and wretched• Less, owing to the confirmed desperation of a few men, tiv ho, from pride, avarice, or ambition, finds an interest in abruptly shutting the door against every app.reach of peace ? It is to be lamented that, not ithstanding many pacific offers hare been made by 12:0:APARTE, since the commencement of the war, yet no proposals have been offered by this country ; tr.;3, at least, leas given to the enemy the air and lefty frankness of a concineror, who, in conde. , :ding to solicit peace, may be said to assume qaperior and distinguished dignity. In suggest . a proposition of so much interest to this ountry and to Europe, we are aware that we shall ,near the disapprobation of a group of opponents, as motley is Its assemblage as were the guests at the Poxes: REGINI*II .Honer—how many . quid noel ;.I,lkalk would be thrown out of their little earthly ? How many profitable contracts wouldi by I pace, be annihilated ? how many sycophatiti of f.-e Court, who fatten to repletion in bloated indo. hence, white the brave blood of both nations o il pro. fusely shed, would be reduced or dispersed What a train of full fed vermin of the Court cring- , ing fawning flatterersos ith theenarier aiid the Morn. ing Post, would become intolerably dull and de. spending by a salutary return of the blessings of Yesterday her Royal Highness the Princess CuAa- Lorrt of WALES completed her 17th year. The day WAS observed by the Princesses AUGUSTA and MART visiting her about twelve o'clock, at Warwick House. They afterwards took her Royal Highness to visit the Duchess of Elavrowscx. In the evening she dined with the Princess of WALES, at Kensington Palace. A number of distinguished personages left their names and respectful enquiries at Warwick House. Her Royal highness's tradesmen dined together at the Thatched House Tavern, and in the evening their houses were illuminated. The PRINCE REUENT'S domestics had a sumptuous dinner provided for them on the occasion, and the whole on the Royal esta blishment had au allowance of wine, the same es oil the birth-days of the other branches of the Royal Fa.. milt', for the first time. Yesterday Admiral FOOT was appointed to sac ceed Admiral Lcuct on the Cadiz station. Dispatches were sent off kat- Sir lefts Boa Leis WAMIEN, at peace. In ail wars there it a time when the blood of the conteading States becomes eslumsted, and the hostile parties are compelled. to make a pause, when neces sity prompts them to show, at least, a disposition to a sheath the sword. At such a period we are now ar rived; the present soateet appears to be the most t iatlO o . 4 eN jesty ips 1111141401,11 4 1 lic4+igt Mae, stfit from Idliboa.e. #OOl , lO ine f op,llll SM. "lief Bard. •v. I.: ,tt.• ,170 PORTSIIQUIIy• JAN. 7 by ,ht 4 night the Downs, the ships Venue, Sarah, am I . F.ar /46 1 from the Soot* Seas, last from St. lielen4. 0 -6 Arrived his Majesty's ship* ar _ idian Ms* pew, anol-Nisbe, from off Cheshargh. • lavhareco., J AN. Agate, from Halifax, has arrived in the Clyde, in twentrone days passage; she sailetkiar company with a fleet, under convoy el three frigates and a sloop of War ; the frigates intended going In quest of Commodore Rodgers's squadron, after seeing the fleet over the Banks of Newfoundland. Sir John B. Warren sailed from Halifax for Her* muda,• the 7th Dec. • We are sorry to advise you of the total lose of his Majesty's gun-brig Plumper, near St., John's, New Brunswick; only a few of her •' aresaved. _ _ of WSW The Bacchus, en . the Lauresitages convey, from Lochryan, WU' taken by an haziest*, privateer off the harbour at Hades. Dr AL, 9.—Came down from the Biter - the Priacess Amelia, Batson; Brickeuater, Hughes; and the Atlas, Mayne, for India. Gntrxoce, JAN. 4.—Arrived in Gonrock Bay, on Satur/(ey felt, the shirt liettiker, Phillips, one of H rd•bor a hich, it %sill . . i ,t ' the Honduras h o meward -boonfl fleet s Lord AIIIEL D sus EAUCLERK takes out the squadron be recollected, sailed from tioence on -the 12th .of about to sail for America. The 7Yrre, of 90 film*, September, under convoy of his Mtkieekleg' 9140 1? the Quncrt, of 74, and Abercrombie, of 74 guns, Frolic, but dispersed on the 18th erf Qttober, 'lc, have olders.to rendezvous at Portsmouth, for that • t."4'l , . t i the action between the convoy ship itatho uoial l purpose. States sloop rVasp.— w About the middle of isiotombit i l The last siewille , President frigate was in the the H awker made . Terry, sißce which ibe al burned Channel, she was boarded by a iilot, belonging to hr contrary winds, and driven as far north as Int. bit. Cawsand, who was addressed by-at least twenty ,of , l'he crew, from extreme exertion, and the scarcity of hor crew, requesting to be informed of the VI clfat re of provisions, consiquent on this long protracted voyage, their relatives, living about Cawsand and Plymouth. were driven to desperation, and the greater port mini- When the same frigate was last at Gibraltar, up- nied. A plot was laid to poisott the Captain, in wards of 100 letters were sent on shore, to the Post- order to get possession of the vessel, which proved Office, by the crew, directed to their friends in abortive. A plan was then laid to assassinate him, England. hut was happily discovered by the revolt of one of Since the arrival of the Russian fleet at Chatham, their number. From the deplorable condition •to the crews of several of the ships have been affected which they were reduced, 15 of the crew died ; the with a contagious distemper, of which some have remainder consists of the Captain, .Mate, Stewanh died. Change of diet, and want of eleauliness;illtita three men and four boys ; all of whom are more ort been assigned as the causes of this dicorder ; the ge... less in an exhausted condition; some of them; in fence of which, however, is now subsitied; through particular, having been latterly totally unable te. , as; the mode prescribed by the medical practitioners who sist in working the ship. The Hawker, has btieitisl were sent from town. ! the whole, .out •112 da)s, witbout making any iiert Colonel Gortnon, QOarter-;Master-General t f - of h-e until her arrival here. Forces, is returned from the army under Lord WIX• ! , s=msesemom LINGUIN I we are sorry to find, on account of Mil: i .. ... .. Tuesday, Colonel GoatooN arrived at Falmouth on -1! The e following was posted up at fAbiters yeate!. day :- 66 About twenty American regret s . were drir'esi Tuesday, in the Gleaner ketch, Lieotenant KNIGHT. , elt The New Tax on Leather we may happily expect shore ike Lisbon, during a-violent that, to see abandoned, in the best settle of th e we l d ; from %V. $' M W, on the of 9.oth ult. it is reported that for the tax, though doubled by itile sr.", has , i t seven veraele were lost with•their crews." , The fiipte stated - 12 have been seen of the . Ed seems, been defeated by another ifOehle, -vi!. in the d• t sr ' 'limit:Wien of consumptions -So lamentably ` true is ) I one tsmasted s p/Sves to Win homeward-hoend If hat - Ihe Cus' om Hot , s d E xc i se (mi ce merchantman, from Quebec, is distress, havitz4been tined for the says . . tilieretir the tttemtpilf • ,, .1. ---- , , v. 4o .thoroughly ix,- ..„.with 4lie gamine:Hull' ivOnelpills:4-- that stSvtrig contempt for all 'other Mitlooo, 4144/kaketttly.,,uo Nod 'in our ardent . ho.' set tot as earik•s• 4 . which displays . itself in , the 'in'Ottit 'Ash ropeigrsilsith -flee,li• /I: 4 : to Ewe . 044104 ~. ~. :i. , bitio -, r•-r it i iii ijk o , . , times,-,...., Pre-eminently conspiceous itf all *these national and glOtions partialides'olo Ilk members of the, Back Bone and Siinnl Marra= Club : With honest iodignation, they consign eterually to the Devil, iit -44 them . there rascally crew of levelling. Jacobins, ail Makes such a aaniii'd jaw about Peace and Reform," ant!'" blest the eYes and limbs - of them, as is for raPisli Ematiation," generally concluding their .anithema with—" them as does'nt like the country, d--ion 'em let 'em leave it." - In short, the Back Bone and Spinal Marro Clab pesscases in the utmost perfeclion,ell those amiable prejudicial which cOeMltalollia very essence and marrow of the patriotilfin'bf 1141geduine thorough bred, thick ate fhin l ciPaikiittkallow:rokies of Bullock Sailtlty.—,- This Fotletillos Peciliar 'claims to the attention of year Readers, as it reigitieted with the successfui election of the Riell.flon. 'George Canning, which so delighed our ,high Tory party, that it was red solved to comjaAtdiate ;IA important events. by '• liiiinditigi af eit.iiirr . nent'Vh;Els should eclipse all former , nes :—One lialsage of Mr. Casininei , speet* Ira. so consonant to their min - 'enamor' ts; ; that Tto wilt* unanimously erected as the patrou, ( .1! : titular stint Pi the flack ,Bone and Spinal Marro-e rteb.. ,:rbe.nasSage which procure d the _Right Pep. -f. • 1 Yqatitscatt. this":eria4le distinctioN . was hV01,c..., decTaritioti that he•3 t i 44 archlecl.iteiny to . I .tefr;:r.." • .. , Such is 'the dtt - atiols o pt the N,.:116 , ! . ts of j‘e hack Bone and Spinal Marroii•Llab for el ery thini , not purely English, that a hen Svire 1.:///1 Was prO -1 1 posecl'as President, though in wher respeCts . he.wiis highly eligible for the situal km', vet it as rejeCle'd i because his christian name NV :s Jonathan, which iIIV }swore was a d--,mti'd rankee name. • The Tavern where the Club is held was tor letl n . the Pi l ot of the Fox and Goose ; but suck, is thew i hatred of the naete T of cos, that rite goo d arifuaVi, 4 : the house was foiced to take dowii poor R_eyini : , anti leave the Gua.ve standing solo's, and borne of Our nobs think it a most appropri a t e si gn f or tilt rrendertpo pf the . Back Bone and ..ipinal Ahirrpi, 4 41,.. a• . ,;(1 Unluckily the. club-room. ti lioertiresh . o4 , • • , • previous to ytmr .election,.. woli an elvgant p t paper AO' heat pink border---:this, ,you.will teat tfr suppose, would never do; it was torn down with honest indignation, and •Mr, Paslebrush, t h e ,up. kolsterer, was ordered to substitute a costly crirastit . paper, with a superb blue border, at the expence, f I the . Landlady. Titis circumstance has fretted i , 'd lady a good deal, as she told me with a tear * her eye, that it would soon be ruined, by, the Geo; tlemets - smoking and spitting; adding, in s Most - - his " whil' ' . • ,1 • . " r ' " . ~..; , i . 0 . . 4 le • .1 . , . ' , ' . . . . ....',... - : • . -.Z` a, .t: 2 . .. r !_'.." tl , '' -' ' i ' •' - ' • • • _ _.. . , ... WOO" ke Am.ricin privateer sehesnidti' 4141111110, gollfillnd IS „, ' ir..e.'• z r , ..:k ggi ir.t7.1.7., ,.. .4 . ;: wif,--, . ~, o ff the harbour. The pllkwitolor 10 -token. . .. . 41-4° 41 1 - ,44 ' • rmotr , 31 , - . ' ? „,.. ~....." Ihip '''. , ±4 4. 4 1 i . .. 1... ‘..... ... . • • . "It i _ i on, ..;,: .. .'• , . - . . , ..`.,. .- , ~, t :. , „ ' ',.., .. ..., ~ , brig DatchUs, frost 91101111041tV1:11101113 ,„ • • ~,, ~,,. : . • i i Allirfr • --,,, . - • .v ' ~,,, , , i 114 , 14 w t i.14'..., •c • • ;1:..4.1644 - coant-ol'i 4 i, l ,' I` , • " '.• 1,4 ': '' . /.- •• I , . • tn. American otiose* f‘;'4;rl : . 1y • ii i ; her!retilleet h i t r ilr u e ~,4 1,, , : . . ;••• •• : 7- .: ° . 3 ~,' •‘1 44 , .,, . ' • . 0..... ` 0 , 1 • .iiir ,- -?•v4, ~,,,,,1 , , .t„,,, , ~ ‘,,,, . . 1 ,. , ~.., ..z....,4 . . ~ , :. ~.. ~ „ ._., 'llk -. • .4u- • ..„. • ~,..4 4 . i . 4 , tie11..440., , ..., .:, zit 4 , . . • ..0i ~. I.- t .., , . if i, .., , 1 • kus.—ProviiiCilli VIII 1. . 1 pac '+.'. 6 i - -‘. 10 frelliritittillA •t)' : * .., i .-. a , •„*.a • . : I I': - I- 4r ' 6 , Wets . •, - . 4f`i ' ' Sidcey, &c. 4 . - !,.....::::7 • '.4 Ili; •,..05sit, a c le'betibc.:.“•o4 Ms ° ' `" "' . • 4gehang !.s * . • .... '"' Pt...... ~ • , wiled, Idnedoyi MP ti Op & , • .11, • , mmi ids'spisiti ii 4 - r . < L, ', ~, AV.!. r.,,,,,,,... 4 , • 01010 % • 1 . *eer.t4s4i .... i " assaOrr 4it ,v4"4""5" ,... t..4"' '‘. - • - ftmzv-ii- - 'kit • Al.itAlßir J. B. Wsi: o llolp r Otst. Jholilllegh at 04'14.1041s d_it Ill* „ 3 ', a . „ , separ a 4oogblipat f ~ , . 06k me , nv i a l liv ,•' . . 4 \ iloop of OW& 411* . 4 14 : 440/416• - q V AS - sr • : ° 16 14 : , 7‘ 74- sm. •• .... .' .', luirs• be•d-tplefters * . ; ., 1 1 0, 4 0., .. : . 1 :4., 4. .••• ! .. , 0. .. r , . . ti t . ire frigates, and IV co liV(q . for Bermuda. .. .."' 74. 0 5. i. tiollY 11rfihcliahilelit' .•. ; . !00,1. WiltiVollt Afill, holi 1 1 0 1 0,1141gr 0 -: • 0 tit Nig •-.-,,•,. . IP ; 4 lbi) di fl, . sop( . Isle tioi t t h .. or-P•04401.01440014frih0. Oil ,•. - '•'.- • '' Dir . ''.. , plisient t .bt:' • I.etters from Sr . John, .1/.4., of the. 6 hofoot, " . . . . tlirl i , . .. the • . 4 ,,,i -„. ti.lt . ia.;% tiativ i io ," o 4 . . 16 ,.- :, : yultor ' , ... :turospos . s. 40„ ..4440 .. . . ~.;, m ention the melancholy Ma 'of his Majosty': - 104, 4 4psdhothept - . r.: - 4Q"." . 44 - ; . 1! ' ' ' * ; . * T ittor d es e pt l if .• . yr ,flper, Lieut. BRAY, atalsor ,'clock on tkollol,ll* 4114,,,1Ar . .**e ,eqSh , , i f g ti lltt i o!! . .0.4, .;f 4 Yorl' r--ts- , 1. . . . 1.. 1' -. ~ „ I ,,i p - sio a • A 1 311tes ;Ili of the sth instant, Op pi lodge of rocks 011iktlflpy ills7l)l,sopftwil : on...er st , ... , . . 4* . ii ii ih mi t i m it ~.. 4 4% ; .' . '‘.. : ~ • ''! • .•• . / as f , ,• . . , I , ovn , lon If we *As . . . ~., . ~. ,1 • --al • .... •• , , rt harbour. Of tho 4 Si 'board, as u•fortriditely‘6l,lll44o,,,ol', 'ltch a - t ; ... : - ..• , . ' inelsellilies •'" ealt, 4 ~t . , _. 7 , . . , , . . ~.,• . . ri , ~ , . 1, • Iti.l • and among,thpos, '. all the passOrignillis -in.,. rib. , ...** l44 aitaima, o vre hope to com. . - ,-:-,,, ..' 4 4 whisbib,. • ‘ .ro, sereplaw,witio, :Ir.' .-.. '. 4l k-rl+.. : 7 .., ... . • ',.. '. . . ~, , . .... „A... ,-;-- 4 tomeoptiiiratoloblyik. 004 rfibora 44 5 1 ... '•• law - • , . ..13.p. s ..;,.„, At . -.. . , 71 1 1 z r t ,,r • " • • a ll tile oilire. , rs, ereopidog • Mr. H A Liwo•-aliat11604. 11 , ! ' 111111 0 11111 , "ggeSt ' .. . .. tto ivapplasi miia imr • ifing„.... _ ..r . , • : *VW " I ' ". WI • _ passel% yers were, Dr. and Mrs. Wayasse, Mr. 0,11. et[ pliddsit •an overt Alt , V .7 1 7 1r 7..• 4 1 41 1 \. .. w i '°W .. - Went „ i i r.' r'er.s.t ~.k,.. 1, 1 10 ii i tr, i . 4 , . s ~•.„, ..... f•. ,'' •.. !. : b itifi!algthe lillirtiriAli ARAI* -crews:, ~ k : . ;-• • ' d. ,'" A ,4.1.4, 3 0 . - 7 ;X:': r '' . " • ' : eteettast, and Mr. CR VATORD, Com. Depaelollide &11011110141eld, Ind , !. . i ..4.1.40nt 1 Is'ruesi packk, Captain Postai ‘llll 11604 , WA wg°' l ' 6 ittrii l b .'. .10 01 11 - • :.'„ '•• . ': . . - rid a rery fine young lad, son or the latter get/tido 4agehisoii. - Courier de" . • "' * ! 1/1,4, br4oll/011.41/101011 1/1 IPIArd lier aila ii ' ..iifil 1 t ,,,,, - r 4 i r ;7, !t .1 ... I FO ,4t fitle4 l ie *Nit ,** . . - .. ' L . l 4 l llD ate n tr, ' ' • ..eosa:AFftir,ttr'teltehtti.rea);re'i..oil'ari. t i iot) 4 ' i l l!: . . , Oitaitit* . oo dispositiph: 11# 1, ~ salsktosoidttt 40 England for •••••.time. gi' „pr e m p ir .„.„ ~ . /E L ,. wan. - n A letter from Annapolis, of Monday hart, s yi4 v 6 ,--ir.fielistis hint soon egsilnio seeospglaa7=4 ; 11 0 131 1 4 .1 11 0 . PI triti, R41 ; 1 0 01 0 4 orrkrod, It - Tel - advint ~ e —b - this Illistettp;‘ 4 4lo,'it r 6 " 9.14 b.. 324 ' h " w g• th r g"' b w i laill ' a " 4• '' '• t ; '• - I :*Yek ! ' ii ?" ll4titel 4 4lll .ir I lite!. ' that a person had just aerived there, who left ripphi 11 irell at, y . . :. .I . • i ts 40. 9 11. 4 , 41040 _ 084 . 04 e kittk ilit og a , bhi es a t h . , ~ ; A t ,.. otawital , , 10 , : _..,: Port a few &I's before—where it was reported, thew pthlii Op tei-44 0 , ack no a• ledges , that !to . . 4. etre* I ri s k / „ as 41 4 ti w orisiu 4 hu . r tjuitati rr - b i l d, il l A .7 It ,: NT i * 'MA .. • 1 5 ititti l: Ilvi r ~,, . 4 . ..; • - I . ' '. At e i ! L Nye America!' army under General DEAanonsts'bee of onf',lYAiniaters ire not able to cope* saes willteweitenetialtiptee s ;in-lats ifi s .Q. logg. 10; . , %told as Gs proalii: i if, ot is ch.ti Ai m ft 00 , adsanced into Canada, and bad been completely tot. i i • of NA/WO* in 'the arts o'f' dieignell,' 1 4 t w " , i tr il s e• 11 , wihiels Jae p o i* opotesw leak .fge N toillage o lgVollilifitill t lfe _ i; ~,... ne are itrtep . ,ol : sip. vr.ATED -allowing the first part of the story to be the War Ministers think of i , d o . 40ates e s , of-motif/ attoghet Eaglish friplgroble „ lialileMoliprlO ;annum ; .04' slut . 4 ,a 1., f i gk i er , se , tith unrelentifighostility, ttil tglikketett.tOsaa . ated, m n is , clt ilea the fro —av---, 02. thik 's , r ig ages . iiiPs. ea - 1, 1 21st ... Pi la u % 4.... is 44f r a i no..04 1 "',.. ros ililitki . i . 61 - 111 - -. l . l jelliii i kol i l ..te ..:ta r it i lif : t isk si , a ':;ii hh t : (l 4 “. ~ ~ 4 . ' " .. i f : correct, the latter seems to follow of course. w i t h a. the resources of Bp trArA wrni• j et.:*ardoiplitbed .i . f . the esemy. ... ,.._ ;.;• ,. 1 .,... ~,. , ~.. . inessea r .senolt * 'tnie:,,J o h o. ie1..... ~', '.' The American ship Aritulae, of Boston, licence, and a cargo of 5000 barrels of flans for hit personal duct action 2 if -sot itlgrt country has The Duke o:f Afolerpoe pachjet, .eapiain Blewet i . pies.. , "Itlbtaberi' 0 '.,....thlii7Associat . re" :104 . 411' Lisbon, was taken by the United States brig Argus, snore t o f e a r f ro m th e h os tility of . Pater* enemies, , sailed from Liab011kotIll:lhO WA Sit. ler Madeira *Dd., iv ,J ll , . I- tfs "se Die e, as may be iuiSp s oial, phis. On her return she was who are betraying its interests.% kith', than any fo.. : Rio Joneito; anti filii io,loifee picket agpiltit at c br Chen rt . . e the" -have "assunted, which, though' and se.it to riilvlel fallen in with by the Tartarus and Colibri, but I reign foe %who ma y a tt ac k it s es i s t eoce trona wlthout. 1 Lisbon on iiko a1at.144.e. OR.tbe 3d inst. I._ . •kii._ 41, : ig•ine :1 : 6 bat sing . Ailto_Hhol i slinion;..mcif ep.... , rtre, 40. long. 0. W. Ow, ihrlimeaveh saw a !nil** toy tatmnosservoir min it load of Tazes : Jiihas " making use of the Licence, and a little finesse, . Ilia Royal Highness theihke of , SUSSEX, a f ter a , fi rs, near witkb was a aoapicioos looking echoopeo ß 'bock Is_dosttned to 1):1 4 11111 . --'fht new A l-Ocilla; escaped capture." succession of repeated attacks of his . complaint Jur- : e hkh nii sa c i h i a s sed ppra %th r e ibi lr o a lla ribee ve o u teg ik h the aoMe cha .ties se. e ;n bee t.. , t.i., : ,,.... eil ma l r e r d ow 44 ' ol4l l* J3 e n ,. toc ad it , i t o i . th il y ive ßli n c ibre lt te t te:l4 ,s ' Ills Majesty's ship .. ) Eolais has taken an American in . tt the late .. foggy weather, e . xperio . ure . .d one last. , jesty's ships Diomede, 5 0 ipw. ; and / A chim, m i l deltic was ta Club eetedill'hie4, , svherettf :the' ntembOijif pr:rateer schooner , and carried her into Bartneda. night so violent, that, for a t i me, his lire was de- . I were.** /althorn LisbosAlNl d 111.44 lust. with si.con- toll* po. thoroughly 1101104.-Wkh inie fiGUIIIUgVUII. in a storns ... kb , has pathetic whisper, 6 6 what is more agg &diger than '1 it that at ihe Custiim House and Excise Office • , inercnansman, growl ~gucuec., us pliancy+, mama * arcii . • . . • .• • ra - 1: 1,.. .42 di_ . s ii i ea. l d lie coth m etuase t ai t . li r . mam G: a; s r— s r i o p tvih ,. era t m h t er ta e h ' fit a .ede 'S t !ha g: 4 :7 m? If r (those chapels of ease for the idolators of • the De- I • much strained Ind dattsaged . mon of War!), even numbers fait, and 44 two and P assed b Y - - . 11111111111 . ..,__ el k' , -. ..1 ,i-t.'? i • I , * C ei l • g e l6 f /I:7 l is it.. " • two do not often make four !" And again, so In. I A.le‘v dap seviarn'ted thkinTiviziti`initCtuY, Wy. ossioateil . when there's any great new . 1 1 compatible are the pursuits, at once, after , towels , Urtia Virginia Case- ()Use, Cogiiolll,4l4'.hijert I. gr od , t.fi So b ' eaitty sick ; that I'm quite tit a • and shoes! , . lit he _ Iffe ib i s m i lsa .. la s t h e e h vi us si ba sm nd uc a 4 nd res ei pit ght itl chil oi dre .,4 o, L;:e. 7 ." bema tir ;.., all t l sitil • ttovititbe i, ire - ., i a s - , . 11 tritel y I!_i_a thqra beautiful crimson P4"r 1"" tli -171 1r 1 The Aquilon frigate, of 32 guns, is ordered to be . , I refitted at Portsmouth, on her arrival at thus Wt. •• geetettreei, and particularly by,a.taeaseatt , , rlwprmigiat in n ogio , v cif tiet I k r:ot e , itackiihanliobetßleon.abedunatinadmietiet .into n n ot u fo l - • , General DnYr.r, Sir RICHARD STaActtAN An d Atil fietioeuted the house. Capt. atoms, attended the Admiralty yesterday . CORN-EXCHANGI, -. 11:. '1 11:: al * : .'- " Of indigenous marbles that may well supply what The continuance et +Wrens . , ''.,,,,,,-- ... 4 " iit ' MCA ,society; for it Was 'well observed by Squire Ch ::. !appliedg with all (imia, -1...,, mi i I we used to have from abroad, those from Derby. title is doll Wile. aid is. Oil i •••••%,_....„..." .a• arc has, liall e a t = isce ssuk ( i i s v hclionnalsimil,selg(l the there h e t r w e e twenty a s n t y o , n e h a before lfst e r ied he r i shire and Devonshire may be mentioned, as well as 1 i ntr i y, an d 1., n o w m k s* . .. . .4.. r . 'eV ? - * f o i l ' a ll: is Isolte • .mere like foreign Frenchmen t r I from the Isle of Sky, and perhaps some others of the ' search, of Beim inila finis appearitit ems tomotag '-hall.tro. Mimi. I !"—lt is thereto: • r : Western Isles. These all may be su ffi cient for the advisee of 2,,.p ets p a r k r. tails., . 0 1, 4 , 4 ifroto *brawl . , 1 common is Dies of mantle-pieces, hearths, and po a taat i oo . . • .• . - ~.1-,d . . *IL tut Ile ... boome ii member of Ike , goat ca q, . ; tables. As for the statuary marble, that may stand Wheat (Enalto), •••. . JO ,t. , , 1 0. 1 ;',...:,i'" op • ~ . ./pwsited *eel #fatrytik.Owb, whose niglit • • ' over tilt the peace; for till then, where is the States- n i tro (1° '" 110 '"' 1 ? 1 , ....20itlisfigoVi t• • ' . lr".•*lt st :•:-(.1 1 . Dig . . 40-almt- 7 - -4- lea ileac t ri tt o tai eRY 14,1 - • man to deserve a statue? And when happily deserved, A F lez - " • .....t:tl.4wle,:el• ii list' INVIN: 0 ; 14" - -ofie s .at.,T t who ii Pet ▪ who will not vela for it .by stsdamations F —for Ca- Itesv G4t. ** *.• • ''' 1 : - t . ifli!‘rt•V! .... • - gos t ay.it o ni t t *at ,bpd -t - ..k., v__ . . . , Matt ' a , 47‘wiP 11 " Mer !hi bgt- rata marble, and C.61001A t• Carve it too ?+O...CA• ma te p ep . • • Sont Nl' I ' tiFt wo : r. ~a , . . . s .1 , ' xoO?A Is the great artist at Rom, and though 0.1 nitief i til;f: . 1 .., .... ,• .... • .1404441 IR •."I at w 154 .1 •u,tslts iits. ▪ cotemporary, New .r •• • • •• bly vrweld he esteem* WV ow 440......4 vt , .. 4.-.1. . '''‘' • , kits !!Hart ice* .t ,„ a ~ , ssitskit ~ r great, even by M i c l i s i,v.t. Asisaass himself. • 11,...,',.. , . 11 04. OS mailliatagc ".: - ' the ,lilatutitamit ,Ith I A few der shine , as Ms. George Featier r brasa. Sid? % , -Jr A . • ~...3el IL -• ! . turner, of Gee-street, Goilitellotreet, was Mame. 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I • • ' lit . ~.I . . ~..) , ' ' !, • rudely throws. eve et' tit chain, ask h,iiiist,4* , ,iito. • ..., ! 4 ' . , er r , a p. f p:. , , i - 1 1 44 0 1 . 1 "Ing a kris *My ter.,limPtisli Mar ,. .+ ' • •••• r • • "c-,,,i 116 . i , ' - lkok?..+o 4 ‘ o ••, 4oll4 o o fisi - :, ~... . 1 , ~, • • • - : :y ~t .a 4. Sidi iret.