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trader of Cre,r th, i s, upon a n rom the condutt the evasiv e sys. contend, that it r ; uron a credo. .e is one RA su colleges!. that I in the attention me, two letters nister, the most spirit of each int upon a dis inc ; the other souncing a (aft de tenor of the lave something econcile so pal. mission in th e the catastrophe a depot ted hem, confess, to m e which, in the leased. To as want of feeling of that ter the eloquent the Noble Lord stinguistred prr. tied the reasons rsty, upon this is no persen in st distant man ters, a want of enee. But it is Why is there na recurred, in the suing a circuro. King, and the Therefore it is, stance has ever ost strenuously. ..to insert some ineedented ea ,lily omission in vl myself called total silence, as f Maids. It is pan a great and a triumph upon I both 1{1 0 , b „. % Aoki of Portia ratified with the s to his' brave ion. That it is .jetty from any my, I, in no my ascribe this. -epiness. which tem. Not eves ing state of our on this head, to nder the severe r spat tlie roue- Sierr Leone (a I mean Barnes -entry reported. able doutus, as 'Ad the import. it was, that my careful to use derdale, dpon -ernment. At sty of the Go just encourage le people to its m measures of t, from the si excited in my n and anxiety. nited States of he quality and ve last Session !hen I find that ihe pasons ap. !at power, it is °Wits as to its suspect to the ess—the mail ut.this I do at .cution of any entry, and any Inidation ought hat it may be n or view such of the state of declared by the s other measure onication from 'he only reason in the reports what I hope lentabiy, aura I do most sin isrers will not. od moderation. protraCtion Gf —by the delay increase ; and mercy to the si safety of the ald such an ex necessary, His irn myself and • disposition to vigour, under , purity." I think I shall r, by avoiding into which the to go at such ut so peculiarly •iised in t .ki-g Gertlemar. f,s ,ee.:ll no I '-e Lac GaiusCcS +IA refer to the orsa.i,fadion. trees. That I lo think, tally :elf, at a future my immediate Ito the satisfae• revenue; and. Use to all that* ring this soit.l ;: for his great an d eminent exertion', as to ent LAM Sidmonth for h" sen..vaann or our financial system at the commencement of this war. With resat+ to Ire lent, the same go..d sense s which no -rated wit His ai k iesti 'a Ministers not to mention it, might, in my o pinion. have prey-rued aoy alaisina t rat topic. WI -t goad end inch an allusion could have an saired, unless :is a warning, I am at a loss to as certain ; however, I am confident, that tho e en trusted with the safety and imut ity of Ireland, pos sess sufficient firmness t defeat any disaffettion which may present itself ; at the same time, that they are conscious of their respnnsihihty, irnm which • they will never shrink. Me Right Hon Gentleman has commented on the lamented late of the Duke of' Brunswick, and has declared his astorishme:a at no mention of it in the Speech. fhe reason why that awful, striking, and melancholy event was omitted, was, because there was no precedent ; and, it is in cases cf this melancholy nature, that a stria adherence to form is observed lit answer to his observations on the silence of the Speech an the sig nal vi Tory of Maida, I leave only to remark. that i',e viClory was obtained by a detachment uader the command of a subordinate officer ; and, O. retort., no success, however brilliar t and decis Ye s unrer such circumstances, was ever introauced in a :/) -ech froruthe I'hrnne As a case in tinha, it I recollea tight, the brilliant and d• cisive aatio of lona-Iles, was, in the last war, chained by a dere hment ; and, consequently. no mica notice was taken of it. As to the pending Negrciation with America, I am confident the House will agree with me, t at, from the combination of general knowledge, g 4,0 sense. and conciliatory manners. a hich so strongly mark the charaCiers of the N Persons en trusted with that duty, every thirg may be ex petted that talent and charathr an effea ; but it would sot be consistent wish the frel:ngs and habits of' the Right Honotvable Gentleman, to await the termination of the negociation net, he trust anticipate censure; a cen•ure, to which the principles Arai conduct of the aioble Person• alluded to, vial grew the best refutation, As to the c ntrast. ed popularity of the pees. tit rpinalti• : His blejeatre Ivlmistets. on the General Etedli. n, I will art &rouble the House by sive:ling to it ; but ri ally I confess my inability to compreas ea. in what man an' the popularity of Mr. Paull applies to .he - pidarity c that Right Hon. Ountleman snd his fotnaii.--(Bere Mr. PERCEVAL rose, and said, be hoped the Right Hon. Genii , man did not mein to confound hinawith Mr. Paull an•l that it realty eastern very orderly to introduce the name of any jealvicinal.) 'l've CIIANCEI.LOR of else EXCHEQUER ref-amid rhog aerate to have it understand, that Many introducing she name of !qr. Paull, it was by an means with a view of casting the last stigma nor* the ehazaast-of that Gentleman ; end wits, all rieteter.eo to the Right Hon. Gatlemaa ; I see no grJund of offense, by attributing to him a sittraenc• ut-opinion from Mr. Paull." • Mr. PEaCEVAL, is explanation . ; " I did not wan, isrthiablighteu degree, to cam the least cora ante upon the co:wank - es and conduit of the Noble P::7110:TI enttnated with the American regn-ation, I only felt apprehensive that the principle ct the Arnetican Intercourse Bill was et the bottom of the c 'lwasaki'. I did never assert sae pepolarity erMr. Paull, but conten,Jed that the wart of pcpti. tirity of Mr. Panll. beat the want of populaoty sit the Treasurer of the Navy; and that en the race beiewen ahem, the latter GentLman was eirsnplereiy nuanced, unlit u e coursers of the Gov-riiir.O.o wew herneened to his chariot, and returred •• m the id:alropiott ok ministerial influence, and not of poi U lm indeperafence " Sir J AMES PULTFNEY and Me. JOHNSON both repressed their wishes, that the valiant deeds of the brae teenpvii: Calabria, shnuld be noticed ; and in answer to chair being commanded by a wants dinar, 'riffle*. they witnessedahe memorabae tittle at the wbete the heroic Nelson was sulawdansite tai the RPM •of it. Vincent. .1 he Addict" was ordered to he present...l to His Majesty. by each Members of the House AS sire of Majesty's most Honourably Privy Coo ea. • Adjourned until Monday. • a • Tha, lanillSoettGetteemon coptie2ed wait thy TI at,tt o• footnotel to F...11.P Ail arplic2f l OM t,ade to teat LI petiol:s prittrogling to beloug to the katablotonwot of Tot Ottrtoto reills. TN SRITISH PRESS. - - - • lA)A 1)t IA. MONDAY,. -Dseatessa 24. The. Russians and the Franch have at length come vantan. General B. vssswosso, w-to Ands the forester,• having entered ‘Varsow, pa bed . to: - wird his adisnead gourd as far as Lowiez. On the .ti.e advanced posts of the r-speetive armies *ll in with each other, and the Russians fell-back to *lonic, with the I ss of some Russian I.estars kith d, and a reginient of Cossacks made prisoner, The slittst Ishii% was renewed on the 27th, and the Russian oat-pose fell farther buck into Warsaw, and. with the fame id that city, evacuated it on the same d.iy. crossed the Vistula, burned the bridge, ...nd took poodion at Praga, a short distance from the liver. Me ,r, the out-posts of whose corps, which prin. ciptNy consists' of cavalry, WAS engaged in these sten-skirmishes, tottered War-aw on the ai d it,i4s•j-inwsi there, on the 49th, by tbsr corps of Eardsal Dawson.. Such is the report or fliese dmal reueontres, contaluiak is the flinty sisal' finds-tin 'of the Grand Army, which we have eupied from Dutch Papers to the lith. Swedish Papers, of a late date, also announce. that .leneral BIIIPINII,USE N had r:tired behind the Vistula, and established his head-quarters at Praga We are happy to see the Russians profiting by the errors of Austria and Prussia, and thus 11V01{1; 14 premature itaion. The King of Pausst• has established his head qua at Osterosie, a strong castle, amidst • • ....-- , . i- r.,...,.. -- • E. -..-.-. -. ! lA °, , . . > r . o 4%,.. s __dor .. . lilt ... . ' • 4" .. ; woods, lakes, and morasses,. situated in the difficult count!) , of Oberland ; to which place the Dutch Papers state Dvao.! has been sent hy Botsisesars with fresh proposal:. NoMing f 'her bus transpire re:peeling the intentions . 41 A14%1641. Liner Joss of Lieutewss tIN, whom she has sent to the Fiend' THE lit S. head-quarters, to adjust the points in dispute, oreas-noust. well known to he a giant favourite of Bo Saturday night, Madame CATAI.srt appeared for •he third time, in the Opera of li`ewiromde. The This circumstance is considered a proof of the pasi. .nit and lib-rad recision this admired pirformer fie disposition of the Court of V,enna. l‘as received, has remsved the fears and embas r sment which danatse.l her first appear ince A pressure of tempot my matter prevents Infirm 0., daturday. l•er !soarers of voice and acing making many observations upon His MaJi.sTr'4 ne t .Ith wth i. ensuing lustre; at.tl she ,sang the venom airs m )it clfa-rniogly. N s singer in this Speech, and the speeches in Path iment, since it w.as" country was ever so 1116, elate as Madame CAT A• &livered. Scale per: .ns aft% el to c..nsider the Sp•e. h I. A*l ; • •or a we!: dis lint that she utters. It the as vague and general, and co,.taioing nothing of A • , .. t h•s t ryning , wes. duet t iv l ith pa ßictil l s, and her beawitil er sht decisive c' , arAiter. We, on the contrary, think ' by I PLC: wet rt e 4l m m olt thrilling. and is worded with judgment, and holds a clear and , iereed the vet y son!. 811. diet in :Ws'aren., al !is. tipr , gh , , and w en totally lost in r'... d usion distinei course between alarm and despondency. Allnding to our conneeki in with Rus.ia. N' A , s IC/ le en:7;ly r' n i e; (l •44l . l i s v e i r n , e w v n r s r 4 l) : 3 t ' ;:i l w e 411,1414" i t, arts' v says, he douhts not that Parliament !, will ~neei fatal ro her, w th.• eu tain oescs-nded particioare in his ans ety to cultivate and confirm fly, and wined have fallen on her, hut for e great 4 an alliance, which tiff rids the best eerimining ffet4i'v oh o" df the stage hgren.iolencejubt s asietr:'lnsiws' who ithia f safety Jr the Continent of Europe." If any a tew inches her head. Mad.oie CA T•LA*I Te tuan can read this passage, and sue think it time cvived the most onteriandett and rapturous applause pe thr•ughont tne yr' , 4. rfirmance; she look d ea. to bestir himself, he has more confidence an•i less tremely bell, and w 0... a moc• magnificent diamond foresight than we trust fall to the lor'of Britons necklace. Toe hots,. was as full 45 on the night of Austria is gone; Prussia is go• e, at least for every opeoevg. Their Royal Highnesses the Duk sof You . purpose of Br it , sh t s a.:d should - Russia share t an .n cl th S t t:sr st w ri s m re p 4 7 , l o. eat ,e •al a. s y n iv th e e i Du to It: 1 0f - ti A ti ll . 0 V t L h l • the same fate, and to accompli , h 1. 1.•11/1 I,OIIT and Hsartnovon ; 1 the Bossr•n re is invoking every soldiat wit.in his Lerehinatoses of ST /MUD, HCAOTOIIT, and reach to join his standard. then will come our trial. .: r o g N i t T W .ll l 7. l 4 :;;;: a . l": l ;T e l it o .i f L A M t. n ar t i N s ' o P a s ° a ;: How soon that hour may arrive, requires nla war - TON, .I,IISP,V, oil R 0051.1 Count ST•1141.111BENQ ing voi'e from the graves of Anil , lira or Auer. Messrs. C sea Bei•oinsw. ev , to, WALina Pore.ll, Lawatrici,' Dr 1.1.0“, aid stadt. At a moment, then, when we should think Easiness. only of preparation for that rear trial. we are eon . cerned t-t hear a threat of diverting the attention of DURI.I% THA,AIRICALS. t from tke great anclins4l eqpcsros of Os Sruritay newsier. the enmedy of KAOUP the state, to 0 'l4 - 0% upon all t:w little petty dent is MINS • 'r•. WiNd ryas revival as the Utahlin rh , of busni• ss, by, .4 Viscount How ice den sniinated wh-,1 acme Ladies of fashion, w t' e side box. tt on E.i.tar night, cartioes, dart...mg. aid g atetar su• I ?ts :k• d th frees le . ce ri n it e nrsio their ron ¢ u s, Mr. Ilolmaa. being vitzati• it• Opp whine. animated by parts irritation, I OS. • 41.. 0.4.0,, and , teeling mum ann"yed at and influenced by personal vi - srs•" W' ether tllte 1 the in , erruption. bowed -everal times to the Opposition deserve this eh , artln s . la its fuN wh how -Ter. seemed so little inclined to - their rovvileTe, char Mr. Ho!rnaa was at event. a few days will shee.. At present the acenunts in the Ne•epApers Are All in (*wool of Viscount llowict. Tory make Lord Hawatssuav to speak, em Friday, in the Lords. , he came toeoch Lod. by Mt. C•NISII• 0 'n the Houle of C mmons ; and the 'woe was repeated by Mr., l's.Crvst , in the lout place. on 3491. d iv. a diy upon whech the House never before met, except tor the purrs e of expediwß or some other MOM Mr. PAUL L'S Peiir ,, v , resented on Sour(laf,. in the H , t 1.4 of Comm , nu, by V is-ount 1 7 ..1 KATONA. istAitist the return of Mr. Sit 'DAN, Ra , he Citrof Westminster, upon the ground of brmet r and coot ruptinn, in givieg gifts, treats. reward:, dcc. to Eledtors. to induce tnem to vote for him. Some of th- sitelittes of Mr. PAULL have, in cunsequtoce, spread a report. that Mr SHUMAN. pAiiie struck by tl , is charge, and suff ring under the pangs of a guilty eonscittnce, has made a ample confession of time his manifold crim.s and offence.; and tither than tisk the Parliamentary and recorded exposure and p mishmesi of his guilt, proposes to take the b•neq ..1 the Ct ilt.t n Hundreds ; thereby leavi'g Mr. PAutc the undisputed arid rig tful owner of th,• vat in Parliament for Werminster, which this. ticked culprit, and unworthy Member, Mr. SRL. as a 11. DOM fills. Amorg the crimes of Mr. Sea . It IDA v. which are to work the feu feinne of his right and tide to his seat, public report states, that pre. 1: sinus to the commencanent of the Elation, Mr sucetuan had not the foresight to call in all the cards of free admission, auunthi granted for Drury. Lane Thou. ; by reason whereof, certain persues, Eleaors of Westminster, eontinned to enjoy the privilege of seeing 76. Forty 11..resc, and ether po ,.pular piec-s, at that Theatre; and were, by such wicked ,ind corrupt gifts and grants, tempted and c rrupted to give their votes fa- the said RICH A ll klairtststr SHISRIDAK. Owe . length .. , saspelled .ro request aloud. that ,hey.aotild he sden , , the play c..irld .oft prwe.i; gome one in the tr se. entri nut. " s(•. must be sup ported in his hit l" `.l H•'•lni in a pit red, h' hoped he shout l newel' he remiss in his d..ty ; ort the &icy itrrayi b- diren•ii to the m..io.ity of the sittdieare Nis drew .d•or,, ti.o of Lady's were touch CAM fused, and ‘lr Holman wee. through i.e pie • t Wt ~soar wit' tz• at spirit Arad m. Moss.lay, dor itre , the represe•it v., of lite • twit art Orr.. a Prrsim d k u or 4 • • th r 41. Ritmo. threw _ Ciro Near -- who wa. perter•i.mg ear/9.er ed. Mt rook up the orange; and 'el lit • fore the an.hen-e It very pc / noir derived, that the person wh 5 intended the tasuil wt. 4 e.wita d and a scoundrel—hut that if he were a man of "wasn't , he se. old she.. bin wlf -.Toe sudien,* luso& t this expression fly unanimous applause. lite in •ul ,it seems, was offeled teems the Upper Boxes, hut the ruffian cuuisl not be discovered. Yesterday morning. His MAJE,,TY. the Duke of Casisainos, Prince.ses AUCIILIT A, SOPHIA * ld a ett•, attended by Ladies Wet DILORAVII and CRANIAY. Generals SR INCTR and FITZROY. and Colonel TA Loa, rode in the Royal cart iages to Sr. Geo, ge's C apel, where a sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Hearn. from the 19th Chapter of Proverbs, and 21st verse. They afterwards rode hack to the Palace. Her MAJESTY and the rest of the PRINCESSRS, had divine service performed in the Palace. Miss Ray made her second appearance on Sae turday night, in the Comedy of The Will, with increased success. at Dewy-lane I heatr., and re ceived unbounded applause from an elegeht' audience Trtoii followed, which must be laid. aside after tomorrow night, for the Christine, Pantomime. At the hall, on Saturday sennight, at the Upper Rooms, at Bath, Miss ?Agonise's fair pupils were sitssin,imish• d by wearing red roses; and those -of here School, by a Upon white rose. A hid would surely hove been more appropriate. I I A new Comedy was read in the Green Room of Drury. Lane Theatre, on Saturday last. It comes from the pen at Miss Lae, and is of great promise and fair report. Tekeli, and The Fact, Thieves, will have a long respite, if the new Panturnirne.forthcomine at Drury. Lane . I*heatte, realises the eapettations of the per. formers. The new aiferd Rrnew is said to unite greater talents than any ',mike work that has for many years been prewated to the public. Mrs. Ante, at Rauastat's last Concert, took leave of her Bath friends, until next SeASOU. to RUM' her engagements in London She sang a t senorita air, by Sat it. divinely; and. is a pathetic ballad of It *mini's, w' Wee Herr., died." she was •• smut rescued, name weldivholv." M •ssrs Atilt r , MAO. sta. and Oovt.e.sang a beautiful manuscript glee, composed by Mrs. Dicanoi.. It was the best effort of her composition, and was raptinously ape plauded. The new Opera, in rehear,,! at Drury-Lane The. etre. is not to have vie aid of mighty combatants or gntrons d , to trunk it to public tayour : It is an effort to combine sense with sound; to interest the feelings be a domestic tale, walkout the Mae triCious Inds of modern Opera On Wednesday evening, arrived in Shrewsbury, on his way - te Afloat Rentals% HAL THOMAS losses, Eq. Candislatp it the late &Elton ; the hells of , oe difFetent c‘urcbsa.bnded.bispttival ; and on Friday Mr. in..* inis engoged In paying his personal thanks to such ochi; blends:mile bad opportunity ef calltag oa ittzriouslo Alai stiideo lispentui for I- • " American Papers have been received to the 17th ►ast. They state that DLSSAL ES, Emperor of HAYTI, has been shot, in consequence of an insur renion provoked by his tyrarny. He had put to death C•CUA, BEA a vcs, And others of his Generals, undcr susviea of their attachment to CM a tar., e sr e. This latter Chief has, it is added, assumed the government, ira which, it is probable, be will be confirmed. l its NIAJFST V COONS to town this day, to receive the Addy, cses of the two Houses nt earliament, and hold a Privy Council at the Ql'ittel Palace. Sir Si orsi.v SIIITSI has not arrived. as reported. in the rormag”.ll sloop. He may. however, be daily media is the Ti?,,. Saturday, a notice was stuck up at the Custom house. and appeared in TA, ch m ike fn the evening, for cirrying into effed the Ad for abolishing 11l fees and holidays in that department. excepting only the y o ltosat t sg 'holidays. viz Sandays. Christmas day, Good Patsy. the Anifiv ies of the Rey;oration of Xing Cit All Las TI. of the C irnria:inn of the Ktao. and of the hirth-drys of limit MeJsertis, and the Prince of Water. • . FROM THE 011iCtil .null-.-_. --. .;i9FIIRTY-SIXTII 8U1.1.1., IA OF TOE GRAND ARMY . . ••ross sr, oar. I. . 6 * Tit. liead.qtrOters of the Grand D.k, of lint -ere or tit 47th n(Noverubsr, ..t Lowy& Gleseral de ..magi, ;w cbmmasoli the Riosion Alma, had, in the lio ot ..4 Apaesee the V tench, e-ter , 4l Wirsaw, and povlunl curwart MO 44 ! ••11 , 14 guard to take ,ossitioria afoo t ; the rive D.eva• j - - " Un th e the iett-rent , of the •emearive erodes - MI I %k it .:.el. other. and the a trOloarra were lino e a not..e.biweell GliNn... It 'a-Art..4 pawed the Dream at Lenvenl, knee/ Lel wounded vetertl Ru•sista hilt:tars, made • regiment of Cesisiselk prisouers, and pursued the enerns to P1•00ie. " On the 2:rh, seine sk•nnistrener rook pls.. beetle-ads arise...et emit of the raitc r. of hertio armies, 1111011 tire flee sign/ were fr..1,a,r1, anemone totroriers taken `• On the 26th ,I t0w.,,. ryclo:i 111, A:chtlulte of bog an tared Warsaw with lin ears',, ; and no Co , 29th. the ruts , of Marshal Dasorrst arte......4 or the crime! 'Ph . Ili:Sagen I had 'attested ov.e Ow Vletnle, It..d had Mont the *ldea GM i tip-, pessed r It wowla bedfast-0h traterstrebe the eissiimeto 1 of tire Pole. Orr -.wanes. Into *the capital wk q •he a irl umph, awl it ntre!sownhl- to feat as ides of tr seal whit the Poles 4. v.v. nee Cap*. • • '. l'Ar .t4u , and nnsionst *pint have riot- diesiniered in th beans of Outworn:ale, hot twee .creurrest new fiee erred t ill fortune. The inlet fervent hew. the rely Ismn of the Pole is t .. , ..eonre *grin • Nation. The poseerfol alvand , 43 thel caste-, and come tea ien;Aore Mitt rilinelleert the restorer iti el t ,4 , %emir, arrd offer then t hsl.hre, their fl , sauna, wit! thew iadwerter towards arroms•lL.iriorg that en.. Thairrposlee ...naked .nter•strug The, last alre.ily ever! watts ~ .Aitajl lir k anr. in 4r. as, a d ri• it unite , Culturn4 Shs , l the p. 41 Thoose be re-orataitshor I and a •ell the Gnat /I Non .err! !WU feepest antlitelependience I Shall she swat It se litehes . 111 r greets? Gee orals. wito directs all lawman •Itnea,nall. fl s r lre tin peat, political fium•reuu diet f•uriarir, sever a more ieeniur ibfe. nt .re itti;sertatit event. tree Vtoe, a elm geniality of sentiment, which tret herr :to to tiji. P‘enets, II few etr.egters, who wnte pinny of esteems to other emeirrie hese ex:einem:al an not a recertion fe .ru tire potpie he. the% no seven* e. ratlines Wt. beau seliessafyras Woke the roh•luel the seir..e Witi, row rely. , , . . 1 "Our •uritli• - sea often observe, that the solitary wilderweletti ,.. Poland are very drtferent term the wailing 1.14 of Ilk own canners; but they immesh..44y add, that the Pretof II reed. Indeed, till/ pipopie et till. COUllt , I , Olthibit lbtlip•Mill . 14 11101 a tight, that it i.i,npnAlOill Oat .0 take SU talereet th.ir t1...-4,i." .• T•e , '.r• after this Ruletin was torldished, name/. no II nouses. , ble td of Llet rasher, there Ira. 74,4141•4..111 ii. nett of the liduperoreto the Grand Army, the fellowits PROCLA hi , _TPII4 lurperat Head4elleto o . l * r"of Decembr r 2, 1111;6 SoLlesage—k year ago, at the stop Weft , 8 "*.'"' a n a memorable field id Austen; ta The sate., Ainft4 Of 01011 fled defeated before you, or slirrowneledtbsd down ewer aer alike fort of door went trees To the' Mad -setseb, ant. praisaisa, blareseals:. generosity, whiehoweedenkort Ote frellighl lily of 1... Third Cro•Aa.n, is the remotion 41. . A 0 aSCI111414• Plot the Ally, on what tarlittirlpfl brit* festal. ill alr.:Aely ;4o Mere no r fortress..,tits Nip 0 , 41 asintooiOdo its • 'llMPtille anis, 140 piec n of ca_item„ are th neirrteree . 'Nee es I o.lor nor the Watt., the U .ante 0 'Oka& Smut thl,nilleal soli of Mater. have been ca:oh4. of arr.eireg. tur,a *polies ourphsgrrn • You hire brie d an lantern, hate %emeriti them all. and t•en esti:lllf has led .An value sett, sell I eel did the liwouriii wish to der•srell trot Clinast of astern' I illustriana ?Wend: The Froth Lasko b e•sir over the Vali The unm.i.spet.„ bet brava P . ,•..., SO cent...oo4.obn et fan -y they beheld she eejOrat.-d Legaroaral stapr ;nut Seto, retorting frost a 1111 . 1 tar, 110411•14. Sontrers, we shall not lay doers eorr arms, until • egos Pelee h il esseirwert ant ...cured theoilnerer of-.w Al hes, or it has rriTOIS4 WOO. CANTIOCIII ,IS lee , nn, MO g.tr. tiAtk en on. t....10rr05. Un the Übe. end .CI Ina Wet. tee Iss•• eang a o...,4 P mdiehi e rni. 3-1 oar onneesie .. in I Aa, the et 01 G..- af If one ' and the Sp rode Calais.. -••-froe - rierrl• R u,...ia Id hope teat she 9 ran ro 14 the bottom, of &oho. in hand? it' hot rrght has spa t . ea.-el sire .ii rote he paced W farourcsie a oepatiorr Shall there tae a C0n1,41 was it isetwegn Inc Ressi.us and as! A.e we out Mesa the told of Austerlitz (Signed) tf \Pt 'LEON The Meg arms& is at Otte ode, rei Ea. 4 nos., wi Gcncral Deioc has gone to meet his. The Colien Crete, Per:tics, from Malta, is rived at P..rtsrnonth, having run down 4 pri 'per off the Needles ; forty , seven of her C 1 drowned. His Majesty's ship Rea move, from the ad services she has been employed on. is in want e thorough repair.•and is ordered by Lord Corti! WOOD to convoy - the ntat fleet from Gibraltar England. • I'he Kigo has been pleased to grant to the R HfiNiT I' . ITZIIOY (corationtly raged Lord Hex Fllzaov), Cleft, Master of An,, the 'phfce dignity of •it Prebendary of the 'Collegiate Chu of Saint Peter, Westminster. void by the debt! Sir RICIIa an Cott, Bart. Clork,Dodor to Dim late Prebendary arsenal. rho Ki su has also been pleased - to present Rev. Hsnav WILLI/11f Cite mOnOte, Clerk, Ma of Arts. to the Vicatage of Welton. in the cot and diocese of York. the same being void by ..resignation of the Rev. Nicirosas htstoe, Cl the last iactimhent. At a General Court, on Frith'', 6f the Goiter of Sc. Bartholomew's Hospital. 'the Eledion ol Apothecary, in the room of Mr. hilcisoLson, 1 place fix Candidates wee, Mr. Vans. Wiats and Mr.Tous. Cautte ; when, !von casting up ballot, there appeared to be, for Mr Wheeler - - 11 l Mr Crony . N - 93 .......- Majority for Mr. Wheeler . t h id On which Mr. Vl? was &elated o eleaed. .' • l'wo men of gerteel appearance, laved' ye day, accompapied by Bow-street (Acers, in cbaises, at the Office, in Row-strata rimy i btoug‘.t from Gravesend, and weilres4M In have apprehended in consevence si,t' itliorrnsttionl the P., t Office. A Letter from our priyateCortcspondent, d Do .Din, DeceMber 16th, !toys.— .. Account. were yorleolay pee 4 In town from CAMS of tho consierrm of sign% of the ....hen ben found guilty .of the monger , if • pawn iirr given ~.f •rrnat.on egairriethens. were Cm. , vu-I f,.0% the 4. execo inn, and thew bodes after. tad. hu•trel - so the ii 4 Ihe three r.tsfers, with had been e.ntrieset ear toe d.pootrons so, t`ser murdered men. whir h, 14 ow* au made ess.lersee, to 4 I an het pa sea so this coanstree i yvAr 11 4 47, are to he heart - d: • re oo Chrionsso .R i vri on New `e ear's Da ) ,• arid tor t owl on tee tt • Day ; ben t mark.-J haehethetleal-m, *wow? Pruitt, vso Ms ci....... sari when they are w or to aletrublc t t 'the? i thl rept, numbers ' i - WO .Rescaetio , s. 'freed by (.art O'N esti of the tacrernors• of the county of Antrim. be. a puhits ed at 8ei.44. s atnig, that CAI rea-on to belkeve that a tee •I the very 13" , 411 of society have bhewn sympe•tork , ol distaff . 6 some .listrorls ; we ate happy t... d.ll.•re. trot knowledge of the ge , .eral lisp ~ iti, ot ti , e , p that . he pcate of tots count:" ts Hot atkety to iii turbid.