The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-31 00:00:00

F C -following well written parallel, founded on the return of a glaVilliat,or.Wie in the history of Franee, amlapproprinte at •this period, we have tran,ltted from the Courierlelandi'es of the 23d. 'the prodyetion CitS.aiotto•Neui, the ttikthor of the ,llistOry of ,13_t .the His . tory'', of MottEAti, and teVersi other' - atilt . pnftirniancem, to which, a , . sonto 'of them' ore puhlishing in this count] y, (tree from '•ceusors. of the .Gress), we hike this • portattity of • drawing the attention of our ICaders. From the specie ens have perused (d' the . fortnerbistory, •the first Number of which Hits appealed, we are conviuced it will afrotil , gra• tifiention to tho-;e %rho ih!sire an impartial iic , oont traineactions, the most renaarliible of our e:.- trantilimity ern. Tan 21'T J.Nr , ?ttXtiv. " 'fhw,,;e who, nit the Clay of the exect,Conot L .ouis `i\lt" I. tvere SO nitro' tiiimie a; not to be fr " i) 1 " "1 (id] to mind Mt it a dkmAl • lltalJru itr ovet.spre.id the city, Tile people have been maltitimiated by the assertiu t that- they - expessed .t'on)selvcs hi cries of joy ; bit those of rage only te. , re heard tittered by brigand., ti hu stone months • before, bail .taken by assault the palace of the lilt undefended. " Tt.ere was no hOrraiie rejoicing, except among flee faeijotts,'w ho contended for Fiance as' itprey; 'Sir frightful clainonrs, except among the t wo "i • • tireti ntiteitrs, yet defiled with the blood of the vie tints they had massacred in 'the prisons. • Damon Rollespierre,,,loiii Again let theni loose, in 'Order tt) spread terror. ,; ." Those .who beheld the thee great catas ,trophes of the Revoliition (from - the' r lt)tli 1.. ) .15t January, 1793), know that there were •at Titris only 600 insiromi.mts of oso:tuany Otockitrg 'barbarities; Whis of 'themselves sufficed to terrify which reckons nearly a million of inhabie 't;stita. The disgrace of so many citizens was, that they did not rally •agaiii,t It liantifill of vlliaius ; It mireutuatance which led a celebrated writer, in -,..1.14,,tnant at their fears, to 01) , erve,, ; tiat with.two (48.345f.;.,tb to each street, the .conveat.i.qa ;night htie cat the throats of ag sentence bervvs tn-intint: the dismay whio,l „on Jilt: day of the upon ;he: capitiil., .trnili is, that on n s day on which I XVI. IVas put, to death, the people of Pal is, more en 4r:ouli, than depraved, ctowded the streets from that inexplicable rzeiing which sometimes induces me w th ( ; tans( -humane to contemplate the miolor :tones of his Ishii. But who can debcribe the pub desbh.viutt ? I saiv the poortA .of the people, and those art:ix:aria: Whose tiarit,laboitr' might teem to have e10.e.4 their' lie:tits to pay, some irono:va-: hit: with grief, °thins trembling at the sight of the :Satellites. of the Convention, retiring -alto the ppetl entries of the houses to, conceal•their te is tttid this y misguided people who had, perhaps, 4 4 ,1 ) dd 0 the King's head severed front his body, tollott ill;;, with at sad and religious Silence, all . that pewained of so mooch greatuesS, to see it tlepOsi..ed •in It tioninion-grave ; a' prooltoo ntentorahle that cbe peopic of Paris easily stiißring themselves to retat'a at the saute iirStaiittO their. Ha total suavity, aud• that tee ability to prevent (dent • from becoming accompliecs of factions, conskts ;n the art of p•imptly disroVyriiig . „ outti hi tii7'UD ponishment the Chiefs who ,lotrieni. diem. 4 ! The .4epubliv, railed 'by cri . aies, i t itt the of the la wS tool of liberty,. ,tits Ott he estah iiilled, but could mit he perpetuated. lit vain the t;biefs of this republi , cited the at; Rome, . who had driven ; was a iy, 7 . rant, but Ifiatis t !it! best of Sovereigns.-- 'he first, impatient to reign, caused Set vitei Bus, his Fat ion and his King, to be B's 44- tinntLd; ° the Inttcr when death snatched away Isis I.•'init'it' (the I)tic tic I;.)lirgoyne),,. tionrishea Lis 'grief in the most so:itary Chamber of the Palace . , rind Mien tt rearing at eoitrf be iiitril:f,./..lncea is.l4B,eter lc I..kriti,hin,' his:eyesifilleit!willi tears, and• • its fainted. At the death of his' grandfather, Louis • YiV. he Ex.clainted, 0, my (Oct ! what alt afllu firm it Is to reilyti Tailtiltt the I otuL , seat 'ed on'a . )4004 Throne, withmit:consuliinm alts People-or - the Senate, deprived hiS . ; catintry of liberty and fiestroyed or drove 'into evil. , the 6enutors; kontis "XVI, from the first dap' of it lawful reign, named ktitOtiterih Tingot, Fiartitir,,a M:aleslierhes; shoeecl tie t e, reo e , ,t respect for, the liberties, of the .ttttlOtt, and replied the Parliatnent from exile, cbtirely on the.greittild that they were esteemed by the .Peuple.r. .14e abolklied: the Coroes, servittule in, his domains, and the .torture; by Which josti'ee, oftto I.clittd , gnestioas, , and misery force!, ihecoi,f63ioo. g..ve.• to the Cutlet nn etoople O.nf which was too little to!lowed.i ` Less . he t,eili , ,to , ' - aud toni , ! ss.'_ J'he Kin g of 14,toac forbad the A•tseninty of the rendered.permauent by the. ConstittitiOni Tlie King of Ftaitee, in order' tO repair't lie evils iii _producing whio he had iiso sberc,.,tjoi')•voked the "-States General, which bad not . bleen•eonsulted for' littndredittid 40"( y years... • Filmy;,:thing that cart eSI.),: - .,t.eq.' cxicl tl> s ,good .1 1 r4jiic4e,, in the tiii 'cerity of his heart, that is of.importattre to the. pitltiic . happitieSs, *every thing thatratt be &Mani'. . t •il f t -0,1 a So , erelioi, the best friend of his people, may, .yoitonght to-look tOr front tate.'' '‘`. 4 t•ittoes of Louis XVI. whieh van never be efi'...eeti hitt by the' e'v.lted !Thiel! shimc at his death, us 'unjust as that of :holy as that o€ .a martyr, bare - I.l.lri•ed" L ie a wl Itom my comparison J . I return .Tar- Arlin was tretirvooeti because . h . ' tires for wirietvLooK 'might tOiittleiVile'iVerif,: The oeatia Of :Lucretia teas' only r i te the it evolution. which took pl'ac e. rurat lie a Tartrin ki:itachej an eternal . hot, at* 'pi loyalty; giter he had given ' liberty to his salt ;tieti eotild not [care it lasting !haled to O ' lleu the InTrof 'liberty obited in Fral,ct.%, tad • . . - 'of King, as at 4owe three hundred years after the ex - 004101 of the l'argul lß .! So little were we ItelinbMean; that the lame - Deptit,ts, won, in the name of Hog Natiolull COnvention, ha& voted decree ef , death aeantst thos e tvho should propie , - 'ltoyaity,. offered the Crown to a Corsican, more worthy to command barbatiaLs than Frenchmen. "After having examined the Causes of two Revo lutions byKings so ilitfet etit, let us'compare the men • whatvere the instruntenb, Of thCnr. The Cititens who conspired ag4l-ioSt 'l4 IV! ; .11 Vig:l.! a Brutus, a Locretins, a Valerius, it Collatin, with,.the whole People•on theirside. The Conspirators Q 1 'Paris • were.;- , littittott; expelled from the Bat of Paris ; Sauterre, a brewer ; Chabot., au aPostitte'tnoldc; soldicT named.. AVestermann, escaped! from public justice ; ,and• six hundred labourers front therp•ts of Marseilles nod Brest, tlIMMit all fo reigners, retained and kept in pity at Paris by • Iltirty-eiglit Deputies, men the most obscure and contemptible in the Legislative Assetubly. The. row:tinder of that. body rtook no part 111 the 'eon.. spirasy of the lOth of Ait.:tist, they were'even ig norant of it. So true is thls, that (hiring sik weeks, it wal trite doubtfol what hind of Government would_ be ttiven to, France. • The ClubS . of Jaen. bins called for a.Reptiblic, And Collotde . Ilerboia in bringin torward the Decree for it, 'attached by this form of . Government au opprobrium which' was sufficient to 'destroy it. • Alen in office, a'wZ the timid soldiery, 'who in every country profit'by disorder, became Republicans, or feigned to b e ' so , Every one . secretly .blushed at ty Rertddie whose • commencement. WAS stained' lyjth blond: It was this that this monstrqus Covet-w h e a t chance produced, tens established, tar it is int.'. possible to per . ceire a desi, , , , n where all was dinie, by violence and terror. " Whet}, at length, litionaparte was Made Em peror, he became the object of hatred, both of the Royalists and of thole who, without;. being Re publicans, were accuz:towed to the Republic:— Afl trance reproached him With .having usurped tilt: Republic and lioyally at the $41111..! time. TO maintain himself, it tuns necessary to make is fi r eternal compact with Victory.. lie teas recorded only as a foriwoti Gendral, charged Juith the pruti 7 sio»3l eoinrimail of Paris, which be. would be'. obliged to rraign when beaten.' : • .! " Frinu fite causes and the facts - just cited, , the ; contlu inn aught tit he .drawn, that the Repoldie,_ establi,bed oprisit ion to the secret wishes Of • , the French, could not last. "The two !nitwit& ~ causes, .1 1) , we observed, are that Louis XVI. was a good Kin r; Chat the Revolution was hi ought abc,mt by ii‘etittirers,, lthd not, like It 9 ine against a Tyrant, Ly the - chief wen o f t h e st ate , W e d o not behold in the Chiefs of the Republic tiny but the factious, lout in Buo•- imparte a . Jacobin clothed .With :the cttantie:'of Roptlty:', FIT)4N Oil .PAPERS . FUTITIILIt ExTßAcrs. r Anil, • .1 AN.'27 may he ,xecollevred th tt, at the era of the Lite Concordat, sever.El ii:,ho ß s th e d e iliciall Church, who. hail then rctii..d ii;to .tia t ir t . 4 , set l to the-Pop e a letit - t rt 4 font as respectful, in which they esipl a i ttet i . t h e mot ish., of their refusal' to resign their Sees, front the fenr o f A.p l oc.ining, by, this deference to the.iitteutions tut .his liolinpss, to acknowled ge the tisiurper„ and break the bond ,of fidelity lvlitCll atlachell• them to the legitimate.Sovereigri. The letter of these Prelates was thakorit up by M. Asseline, Bishop . ot Boulogne, one of .. .the the Sor bonne, 'rite caitse.ltving ceased to exkt, \%:e are assured .that ~.hose oldie Freoch Bishops who had hitherto retained their old titles', have generously renounced them, with it view , of accelerating the coticlioion of the negociation s i n t r ain since . lest . year between the Courts .of Vrartee and of contributing .also to found the peace of the Church upon, the new bases which the force of circumstances, and the wiiilo ot . of t h e tw o 'en, eers , me on the point .Eul estahlihing„ It is said that the Generals .who Etre , imirrisoned in theA4losye Will not be tried ittitil -- ;thw, till„ of next month. The propaitttory , .prueved. for the process are continued. 'NuttamaEttc, JAg.. - 18.—Wititout apprehending, a rupture between Austria-attil etilties between the ,t WO Powers tEre.at ytt few keing adjukted. 'flue Ciermatt Paper, entitled they Observer qf ,Gerrnyny, gives, respecting.illem, the following Elet , extracted from letters from Sali; _ botirg and 13,ianuatt.:—. ilegociations lic,tween Bavari,) att.; Aus triaseirm to takea serious turn, althonglt most peo ple entertain no doubt that an arrangement will shortly the 'place. Iu the principality ut Salz.botirg, and in the liotviertri,.public:nithis of the pav;tii,o) Govertiment are every Where to be seen hosted op,,itt. which. all the reports relative to a ce,sion of those emit - alio; to a neighbouring hover arc declared demitote of all foundat 'out, and the,. pu nishment thell ot!sr (11 Cocl'ection is Ileitotioced against .the .propagatftri. Of such news. These priuted notices have exsit o 4l'u lue l i displeasEire aurong the Austrians stationed'on, the 'fruutiers o f 11,tsay,ia: it i 4 eyeu said tlkat smug slight skirmishe3 took place,,but that the Officer% soon ilot' s stop, to than. The .:1s .trial filen erg Vactivant, who directs 'the, ncgociaiiwi-, of I3s« , varia 1, irlt Ausiti t, r bas . sUmetisups ;lisp:lt:bed two courier.: ill . H areiut.tonteil that tire , 1 014inatiort of Ale Court of Austria lots been sent by, General EJEtant to the COllll of he geuer t u-opi. mon moreover is, that the military ocattpation of the country of !..i.d7.ltottrg anti 11l ttitjerlA will siwttly trike'placy, ;1;o1 that the t it liar) ,GOVert - O. 1:1 4 2.11t tia illft : iidy !nulled 1,114 t,. AMC! i0,11(9'ill Vt'llo - are , dohi.. ( 14 1 , 1 ,1 au() has giveto.,l4;t4.ttrfers to proceed provi •iortally to t Iteashqloetrttr* tuf the ,Prince t i e Collocedu t who cominattdctbe,AUstrian troops on the BavaiiAtt froptier.' I•l.—The (foistitti:tril„ which was purchased.by Itii A1.E . 46 , ,ty at- Patis,•is multi to be exhibited. (fur tiovernmentappears' inclined to creel an edifice ) , to he e)uclusiVOy p t •opt eti for receiving capitai wotio 14 pai nt i ng , nfiti ict.tipture. Anew pmitiphio, trutitioo TAT Ved:Affintles ar it he Blue, has just appeared, ill tke eglitrinirsy a,b014, tie It‘tet.syci,lties, and protitoixt a ittojig. " !nix:4 . 12ut8 r.11.311.%1 'A (11)Pir N 1)0 N Jr]: n N S Y R y 31, is IG. There are to-(lmy uo ,Voyeigo Arrivals, and ne 'evote our column. to domestic and hurary !mit: ten, glad even torso day to eseupe frpal Politics anti Party. • ~ A private letter from Paris, dated, 461. 27, says- 4 " lhave news to::orninotticate', except that orders wereitsuctl last 'night for the whole of the British Troops to niarch this, day , for Ilvad-quarters, where they are 'to 'arrive on next. 'lO-morrow (S. middy) . there will out he ariEnglishSnleier here." Another letter, of the 28th " .lit thr llritj.l, tia►pl►thavc now wit'lidran front Pari4. YtAieriloy, irt utiorttio;;,Cultinel cotit utakte,,Og the rear-guard, •tlelive red ty the !Rights of NJont. ninrt re to tlic Frent:lo WilY the last poit delis CI eLI up." \y e me informed tlr t the..Qpposition hare split ontirely into tiro gruff! Pa r ties ii r;t 'and must •respectable wishing to revert to'll'hig PrinciPlcs' and übainlon the conten t ions • and ant?.! patriotic course, which hus usurped that the othi!rs, determined on purSiting the tuoit vio 7 . Cllt and disgraceful system of jacobin and foreign hitt - iglu:a -w,ith the Eucinies of .thcir, : country. , At the very , moment when Almeria and Bavaria Hat iu tionger'of coming to blows on the quebtion of tetiltoriul aFrangemetits, a Afortting Paper, with its usual ac2urocy, says they have fortified a -league to dethrone the I;outtaaNs, and,put the Crow,' of France 'on the head ( . 4 yonat, o LroN ! ! This is still more übsur.l ti ta n dh e4 l ot! weelfs "fitage"abQut the layiperor ALexitiNt)tltA doing tilt tame turn for th,' Pi ince , of OitANdkil; On iVlonday Sir FluotioN Lowe, his Lady, an i l suite, embarked on board the Phaeton frigate, at Portsmouth, and immediately pliceeded to sea, with the wind easterly, for St, lieleint. Yegrevilay ahol , it one o'clock, her 1 1 . 411.4 TY, rwconyiiiiied IW the .I'ritieesses EL I Z ABET MARY,Ft .*hill vetl at' the Qocen's. Palace front AVitul t.or in a' travellinig carriage, escorted by a part Light Ilorse. In the Cutilse Of, the,ay the I)ake ff of Yoitx. and a manner of female. No.hility and Gentry vkite,l the'QUEPN anti Pirsor.ssEs. In ti l e evening her AIATESTY hada select party. , Yesterday at fo ur o'clock the Ditke of Yotix •.lield.a Military Levee at his ()thee thefizo:se Cittards, wasaticnded by about NO o.iieers; This daY Lord C.tSTLRHI.Im:;I gke - Parliameutary dinner, at his house in.Stvjamites-' piate, to about fifty Alentbers,of Commons, previous to' the Meeting of i'ittliptiteut tu-ntorrow. • • After the breaking up af . the Cabinet Connell on MOlntav, Mr. livrEs, the- King's. Messenger, sv.4)_etelit (kif disirktelies %brchtit fi:oni these. xtelitry of State's (Mice, tor thell'ar Department. . ivietterfrofli,Pari"s; Jan. 25, says, th e on. the power oflettriog donations to the ciergyAty.r will , was ti);itated in the Seciet Com mittee- of the Bureattx to-day. Rtiy ER ' Cott* RI) protosed ass anlttlfilllCllt, to exclude' a tiying.tes 140r flow hetihe.ajliing any propertyt o ietsor t !n . oposition4 as rL fu r y., Nome; ous meeting's of• M. 1 11i,./, 1 / 2 ....t /4?)N" bl o ws have taken i,litce ; they have liad t .sev e rt coli f e re ttees, and it appears decided not to ip.it the utetropolis.tittiesS by cam.; •puisions" • Ile f1111i:Or, ti Ott, tit % C tif . s AT 60It'ainilz. He says', that "h' was %cell 4c-quaint ed with a 'great number uf htta . o f (hese `teee:6t_associatioits, who wete Of zeal' and ent bush:Sat tii thcir , however, nutde not' the Slightest 'exertionwitt this • contest throno which They talk incessantly of bearing arms for them Prince and -country, but.. they arc cart fal never to take diem op in real danger. They talk aliflvur sacrificing every thing to the MUM of the -, etafe, but never bestow a farthing. They accumulate others, salaries, and favonrs—place themselves at the head. of the central admitsistrations—pay each roller inflowl compliments—affect to preach by toleration, the liberty of the press, and ull grand ideas, while they indulge in every libido? exaction anti arbitrary measitres; ; .4c.. :rinse charges are severe, but just.. However, writings of this sort have been prohibited, as tending to embitter men's minds, which are already too warm. It is said also that his Midesty, 4esirottsqic an end to the publication, in ItioStaees;'f,t periotlieal jour na l s which regularly insult tht, Powers of Europ e , h as suppressed, einder'Seqee' penalties, the- Rhenish Mercury, - the Editor of ,which employed it as a vehicle for the -roost °di ous and senseless calumnies against the greater part.of, the. Governinents.of Germany, and against Yrance. • Guerivqty and ,Ivrger, t Outdid, I lVaterfurd. Due-3 Hamburg!), I.Gottenbargii, 1 Waturrurd. PRICE 0; AT r 133n1i Rtnelt o 3 per ONO:. Rea. 01 02 CI :4 3 peliCelit.. Ccmi. 6116 i dia . ,' 4 per Cei.ll , :, 7741 pet' CI. Navy Aim. ~ Ari 9 0 !q Bank Ln;lsl iF STOCKS 'wEINF. 0 . .t.:1.0C1C. 1111i114 1100(k. Ss. lis pr. 1 lixlietl - Bills, is. Ss. pr. otutliuni, 17; Is 17; f Ditto for riumipt, Ida_ . ' , Cum. for,Fubra4ry, 64! 61 - , . . HIGH W.ITEIt ArLoNDoN natnnE To-Nicmtitow. mo...ti og , 17 iiii»utys taker . 7:1 Evelliagi 44 minu tes atter 7. 81111tOBEEtt \vILOIL. ( .1"..e following denials art - pitt forth on the Ito: thority orthe• trietuts of Sir R. WlLsom, at; ice :singly tot.nt lite 'bails iai b s defenca. tr , shad! be 'happy jodeed to find tba Fe, bnil tlr other Britons tin‘ler.aectisicion, can purge the u• selves of 'the crime inyntetl* to them. not trne that Sjr ttoi n or any FIT contrived LAVALETTE . S escape !ruin IA Coneiergerie. "Ii is'not tine that Sir Ilr.nrar applied false name flit any peissport Sir CHAO" STUART, or any English authorities iii Paris. ) d " it is not, true th at a n or i g i n d sketcli s or -r 3 f t ' of POZZO nt 40aotto's paper Was found in Sir Itontitr IViso:x . 's papers, It is not true that letterS from or to S:t nonslip (except one 11.:( 411 his own brother to him, and one froth himself) tit which lie related what had passed to a Nol)P 1 . 1(4/ ' and.desired him to communicate all the partie ty , r li e ir p s or ti: d, his Royal Highness the I)uke 01 I 'l °4g) Inive been- found, ti n t ! we k now that Many late ° both in London and Paris,:to have 6tei t seized in his lodgings, never existed, and 0 1 t he Pretended passages quoted tiom others, si t base and Malignant forgeries. " i$ not trite.tiot. the letter detailing tb° transaction of LAVALETTU'S CAlle IMM It was sent bi a 'urinals - de place, or by any serva nt . who betrayed it, to th e P o li ce . "Oil W e d nes d a y evenin, NI.DUPIN, Jlige( ar dello'', examined Sir R. WiLsosi,, and 0!) Il' uis ‘ day tight it a' as e x p ect ed t h at Si r ROBERT "° i I 1(1 he permitted to are his friends, and consult %O h his lawyer, M. DUPIN. he " Sir iti'ME.V 1" h-alk at length 'conformed ,„ t practice 'Of ailtwerin g the interrogatories, "' I deed, longer renisal would 14ii.a. been ter Captain lluTcniusox and - Mr: ntt0ct,..44.0 4.v what they .NAV:I . I4. NEW. • tY g Pi OnTiNIOUT It I J his:),ajcs sliip Cyrus fri4n • Cork.—Win.l Sonift•elist. • DUO., JAN. 30.—Artivvd hi 4 G r Y. inedc from •the Westward, and zemaini Dawns.—Wilid S. W. rLY motll U 3 4 - mst.29.—E'7ftnie itl tl;e. If- 114 001 1r of wet i r m n Scotism!, ooder . • Pi ince of WaIes,.;NI'VVitLECVS, frook tire,oock ; it yet of .colliers Sotidcrlaotl, ao,l alto . t woo her of coasters ; I).kaish I.l3ebett, Master, 'from Rotterdam to Also orrivtd !he traiisporti 11. (i., (i. O.) P. A., to French j Tuners to FALMOUTH, J 2b. rivet, the :.S , tllY. JANICi, from London; Chichester, i.nss, l ' 6)6l Liverpool ; ititti the Swift, SPANK.L.PgG, Irani Co" ,ovirthen. Bailcil the Ludy Arab e th i p ac k e t with 4i mail for Li;thon..,—lVliitl E:tst, RANISGATE, JAN. rattly arrivals 9 101 yt!stertlay are the brig Ex c h nlige, A s itT'o l / Maier, from Calais With tronh,, and I;1 u . 04 dl- FOREmAIe, from Rotterdam fur ( 41-1.-- tar, for shelter. • • ; rio Alle.Regent, Wexford, Vort tktu! A 134 phinstone' tinder, sailing orders for,- at . tirai mid Caiatt, are Davi ,taking inir" Gravesend, recruit,. for l he King's and Co101) 411 . Euroiienn regimnts India. The Ldy COti e reagli and Cambr e idge, fo r St. 11 clew a ! tilt(l Chin Which will sail. aliont the 20th _of C•Jivitarr . ; 1111 `f As.a; Warr en 11 3 s t ings, and Marcliioness a t , Ely, fur _and Hest l al)uur the: 4th be. March, are - all to take out reinforcements for: • armies iu ;14a. Yesterday Lord CASTLEREIiaIt was bngilY ployed ;At his at his office, makirlf, parations for the nteitiiik or I),,di ania at. ! 'f e ". latter part id the day- he was closeted wi'ht,'fle CnAszer.i4.ott of the EkCIIIIQUER for a consiti, .-.• able time. , A person just arr;veu at raris from Jtaiv , - 1 who has seen the - Aostrian llin ter prinee.( 4 , l l r ; vt4 Ta:Cti, says 'that he i s on t h e eve o f appears that. he Prince had s: viate m Imation - in bis eyes,whenr, lie sent for "' 1 pee aim re7Ornmended the use of sinne i v ; e,/ violcut eoltyrietit, : , which; % , 1 fin front dintiai''''' llrd '' „,1 the inflammation, Considerably incr ease d .the. greatest *apprehensions are entertained or , a , entire'} deprived of hiq by the Ranger' packet from Arherica, i t tteliia . genes' has beet, received that all en-quirks re-Ve t a in the fat. proved iii vain.. This . vOlitlf.;l:ttali was t'il'c e ". I b iti o, charge of a prize, captured off the thesaspe"" s . by the do or .of . war lieernit iv ,' - Captain 'Cir."• l : u, ', and orlered „'to fialifaX ; sbag tir witic port sh e never arred: -Although a seriea if f , months dare elapsed siove the notortinotte :il occurred', yet, till - this, boAt arrival froni tilt ft,;tt etl States, sanguine expectations had been co',, , trlined. of the eel being away On Orne 11 ; 7 1 1 inhabited 'p ot on t h 3 enasl:of Lsbri;dore , that -time alone Was Wanting to realke,UAUS e "L der hopes. SottN ExcfrANGP, .15N. 3l.—‘%e lild 1 " , . t - fe ,; f t arrivals this tnurnirr.!, Litteolashire .rcrtiiitY Fine folly ROV Zhing,-tatit4n' 411 . 0,9 icy, • and titans, there is'uu null:crud 4444AttiAla I . .• • - 1 4'