The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-10-23 00:00:00

arc 1110.1.1tD THE DONINICO.

Dt At, Orr,
leheldt.—Arrited
sod the Swap,
totter. with
PllFSian ship

den. was sunk
at w.\. I', two
winder of the

to l.iserpool,
r

PoßtsmouTir

Portugal, and
tv'• ships Rivc
t'yane, for Madeira
the Snake sloop
voy at Cork
out of harbour
The sunk ship

son, bound ti
by the Henry
going, in hopes
increased, and
Wight. The
picked tip by
',feted the vessel

FILMOUTR

Passcs, is It
jest Y's IMP NI
the cooping of
and found la•

lotto, Magni

spite. The
on the 160 ii

FLYNOCTIT
and Sultan, 7
bas brought in with her a French brig in bail ,st.
Hum-ice, Ocr. U.—Arrived the Diana packet, from Got-
traborgh ; Lady Frances packet, and the Ileaufoy, from Heli-
goland, each with a Mail and passengers.—Sailed the King
George packet, with a Mail for Gottenburgh.

so well) were highly Impressive.
In few words, ao ram not accustomed to neWs-
paper writing, • and am merely expressing the pure
dictates of my heart without meaning to offer any
offence to that respectable body of men, the English
Clergy, I must observe, there may be •as good----
there may ho better Preachers than the one I am
speaking of—" The Curate of East Ham ;" but, I
must confess, I have never heard them;. and, if any
friend will tell me where to go the next Sabbath-
day, to hear as good a discourse, I shall be thankful
to him, and shall not think any distance too great. •
This, Sir, is a duty I owe the public—i just tri-
bute to merit—and whatl owe to my own feelingq,
as an independent. member of s►►ciety ; and lest any
improper motive may be attributed to my conduct in
making known my sentiments in this public manner,
GOD is my record, that I am so completely a stranger
to the man, as never to have seen him before, nor do
I even recollect his name just tiow (though Lheard
it on Sunday), as it is a difficult, and I believe a
foreign name.

The Duke of Kent packet is arrived at Falmouth,
from Lisbon; sailed on the 12th inst. Mail will not
be delivered until Monday.

SPORTING 1:411 RLLIGENCR.

NrW MARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1813.

• FRIDAY. Ocr. 2`2.
Duke of O-Ana's WWII beat Mr. Andrew's Corporal. 2to
apt Wilful.

The American Papers contain the following ar.

ticle:—

" CHARLESTON, Acct. 21.—Yesterday, arrived at
this port the fine new privateer schooner Decatur,
Captain DOMNIOLTE DIRON, from a cruise of 85
r:11$ s ; bringing in with her as prizes, his Britannic
Majesty's schooner Dominico, Lieut. GEORGE W.
LAI.ILLTTE, late Commander, captured on the sth
instant ; and the British ship London Trader, Capt.
SiS►vcT.ain, from Sutinam, hound to London,. captured
OD the following dal.

I am,. Sir,
Your humble Sa.voie;
HONESTI/S.

RICLED AirDNTODWDED OR BOARD THE DECATUR.
• " Killed, 3—Wouuded, W, one of o hoot (the carpenter) since
dead."

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
•

^ Rifled, 18.—. Wounded, 47, five of whom are since dead of
their wounds.—Tonil killed and wounded, 60. Among the
killed are G. W. Barrette, Commander ; Mr. J. Sacker, Mas-
ter; Mr. 1). Brown, Parser; Mr. Archer and Mr. Parrey,
Midshipmen.—Wounded, Mr. J. Nichols, Midshipman. Tbe Sur-
pen ,td oae Midshipman were the only Officers on board who
were cot killed or wounded. The Lieutenant was left on shore

Last night The Beg, ers' Opera was acted at this Theatre.-
'Miss Slimness sustained •the character of the innocent and
amiable Polly, which found in her a most interestiug represen-
tative. Iler acting throughout Ka9 simple, unaffectA, graceful,
and fall of tenderness. Iler tones in speaking, though lots.-
' and suited to the gentleness of the character, were distinct and
varied with great 11-.‘thility. She will lose by her
.perforinance
of this part none of the reputation she has gained in Alandutts.
The manner in which she gave the sung in the first act, " Rut
; be so teasz'd met" ate. was sweetness itself: the Dotes midir-
fated through the limise, amidst murmurs of rapturous applause.
She gave equal animation and feeling to the favourite air,
Cease your funning." To this, however, as well as to some
other of the songs, a more dramatic effect might, perhaps, be
given.' There is a severity of feeling, and a plaintive sadness,
both in. the words and music of the songs iu this Opera, on
which too numb stress cannot lie laid. The Play was given out
far repetition on Wednesday, amidst the" loudest aeclatnati:ms.
The house was thronged in almost, every part; at atrearly hoar.

Dquties have Again been sent from Buenos Ayres
and the Garaccas to this country, to solicit, we
suppose, the interposition of the British Ministry
with the Metropolitan Government, for the conci-
liatory adjustment of the differences between them.
Whether there he any thing new in the proposals
with which they are charged, we have not been in-
formed; but as yet, we believe, they have not ob-
tained an atidience from Ministers. There -are two
circumstances rather carious which we 'learn train 1
those Deputies---the one, that the Catholic Clergy-1
man, Who ii known to have gained a .decidedl
ascendency in the new Government 9f Buenos
Ayres, has be a most strenuous opposer of the'''
celibacy of the. Clergy; the other, that the Depu-
ties areinstruited to bring with them it personlduly
Initialed in (hi Lnitcasterinn system, who is to su-1
perintend a school, to be established and conducted
on the prissciple.s of that liberal and truly rational
plan of adticalion.
The cartel that carried over Sir liumeunEv tht-'
VEY to returned with two Ladies, one of
whom is direct from Paris. Our entrance into France
was known there, but no one dared to speak openly
of it. The public mind was gloomy and despond-
ing, but there had been no disturbances. r The sew
conscription was to take place at I'aris on theltkef
next month.

Although Mr. Mover's (spontaneous) motion at
theindi,a-110rise, for the increase of .the salaries of
the Governor and Director., has not as yet been
! attended with the effect sebich might flatter the
Mover (who b.ix/les fora good appointment in India)
and gratify two or three of the Directors (who want
, in addition to theft' incomes), yet it has set the ge-
pi
erosity of other constitueekt bodies in motion, to
reward their Governor& and Directors, though not
lon so vast a scale of inerease.• Among these aug-
meotations (we must not call them reformations)
the Governors of the Phccnix Fire Office have been
voted an additional fifty pounds a-year each.
files. JORDAN.—The inimitable JORDAN is en-
gaged at Covent-garden Theatre.
Yesterday morning two boys, one nine and the
other eleven years of age, went into a shop in Bed-
! fordbury, and purchased some thread : after they
had been gone from the shop a short time, a piece of
' velveteen was missed, and having no atiubt but the
!
!i boys_had stolen it, Donaldson the censtablelMus at,-
plied to, who traced out that they hadistkertit to
I their father, and that he had pledged the velveteen,
amounting to eight yards. -Donaldson, in copse-
-1 quence, apprehended illein all-,. and brought them to
Bow-street; when, after undergoing examination,
the boys were committed for stealing the velveteen,
. and the father for receiving it, knowing it to have
been stolen.
itrrrnmAitaDetr.
• that Joshua Amiable.

The ceremony of the investiture of the Emperor
ALE:ammo -seitb the Insignia of the Order of the
Garter, took place at T °plies bn the 27th ult. His
Imperial Majesty at the same time couferred•a Rus-
sian Order OD Sir T. TVILWIIITT.

The Doke of &MUD, it is
.b,lajoig to
Spie. _

JOHN Bowt.ms, Esq. (the notorious John Bowles)
was re Jl)ed a few evenings ago by a single footpad ;
a Jacobin, no doubt, for the apprehension of which
robber he and the parish of Dulwich, where the rob-
bery took place, ()tier 201. each, over and above the
401. paid by
.Government on the apprehension of the
robber.

towed, was io the
w4rmat was granted,
execution. last

We understand that the valuable living hi the
county of Louth, viCant by the promotion of the;
present Bishop of WATERFORD, has been presented
to the Rev. ROBERT LONGFIELB, second son of the
Representative of Cork.
We are now told• drat the health
.of. tbe Right
Ron. Gentleman, the SPEAKER, h perfectly reco-
vered, and that he will continue in his hlgb office.
Cut z.v-Dnorei tiG.-A decent dressed middle aged
woman left a child, about three months old, in the
care of a barrow-woman, in St. Martin's-lane, on
Wednesday, whilst, as she stated, she was going for
a parcel in May's-buildings. The woman waited in
vain for the return of the inhuman mother, and the
child was take • under the temporary protection of t 1 lady in the neighbourhood. 1

the baker strove

mists: reronstraneeinto
pinned him tip against t'
miffing any material /'
officers proceeded '
filled wits the
running them tk
flour. They also
nerally remains,
board ; this salt '
nt this salt was

Muse ; also a
welicht,,l3ut of
before

was aho

Sigh.

gUs .
should
The baker
to the

__ ...‘eipotew
by . , reason ..
tyre i'Allied Poliii,'Wat the form by writing ik--thit wily
centrariety of sentiment of the Melo parties leaving
the question undecided, and the epiiiied-ef the Me- admissiblione; because the papers would-be read,
dieter, whatever weight his wisdom and enlightened; and such unjust charges recoil upon their authors.
! Finally, if the example of the Congresi of Utrecht
Itesowledge may give him, not gavel& been able to is so strongly insisted on, .why then have not the
deride it, the undersigned, influenced as much by 1
French Plenipotentiaries judged it proper to admit
deference to the elediator, as by the desire of smooth-, I iin
preliminary forms, by causing their powers to be
ing all difficulties, have consented to adopt entirely.l countersigned by the Mediator. This would have
the mode which he had proposed, merely dernandinc
been effectually one step taken. fiat it is not for the
that their proposal should be likewise adtrlitted. . t undersigned to discuss a question which directly con.
ev till be unjust not to consider es sech in
...' This woeld, then, he one step forwards, • for i''
a ne oci-
{terns the Mediating Power; and he'hastens to availg
at ii the total sacrifice of the pretension of one-party 1
(Signed)
to the other. They were authorised to 'hope, that ; Prague, July 29 (Aug. 10), tale.
of this step on their part, taken in the form de- I
---..- D'ANSTETT.
rhimielf of this opportunity to renew, &c.
.
. ,
si by the Mediator, he would at length have de- NOTE FNON N. nt IiUMBOLDT TO MI EXCELLENCY
ci ed on giving effect to those natives, not less!, couier DE. NETTENNICIi.
(*tided in reason than on custom, with which they; The undersigned Minister of State, and Plenipo-
have supported their proposal in the frequent official ! teneary of his: Majesty the King rif Prussia,; has seen
ceeferences.that they have had with Count de Met- : by the Note elf .the French Plenipotentiariee, of the
t rich on this subject. They nevertheless see that aate,uf which, his Excellency. the Count de' Metter-
t e Allied Plenipoemtiaries, without combating this nich, Minister of State and fee-Foreign Affairs, arta
p oposal, without replying to the considerations which
ir
Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the Emperor of
Ave dictated it, and even without alleging any Austrittresis-done him the honour cif ierieneeareting
Other reason than their own will; persist in their 4 to him, by-his Note of the Same day, thit'the French
pretensions ; and that the Plenipotentiary of the" rlopipetentiaries.ebntintie to declinetitAfroyal of ne-
mediating Court ranges himself entirely ow their side",i,
Ceti
goeiation. which hal been eiroposed. to -then by the
although it cannot hr tlissemblearthet the'.4"47 ere-lieedieting -vt, -itarliM AfitrlC4l,gisia , and '
tire he has been able to adduce in justification of this , reo,,eiwele willinfr, accept.:. . , _
...4 •
preference, has no longer any foundation, since that It iiiitfA,-,4111# the Prench-Plinipetentieoealtre
the undersigned have admitted the form proposed by. Jude -le.. 'M tge Wine, that they entkely*ptted the
him. All the objections which could be made against iestele pyill*Nled, brilenern ding simply that eheir pro.
the mode which they have pointed out by their libtei,posatir ehould !Hose* Ooadmitted ; hut ft.leeine evi.
of the ethos:ill fall to the ground of themseiteic if :lent,- that the form of` transactions by writieg,'-aiid
we reflect, that it conciliates all pretensions, that it ' same 'conferences had been Proposed 'll4-tt'iunt de
unites all the advantages of the different forms 'the : Metternich, as two forms entirety deferent, and
authenticity of negotiating in writing with the facility
,!'even opposite, in hit-Noteof the 29th of :likly,.it is
and celerity of a verbal negotiation. ' clear Mit their olden could not be effeeted,: without
It would be superfluous to attend to the strange the mode of transacting by writing,..plijO4y with
assertion, that this mode is unusual, as the most : cOnferencee,, losintits wripie characteristics and be.
simple examination of facts would •be sufficient toil„on- reality eierificed 19. the other; "Wee, in its
destroy that objection. No person can be ignorant- turn if the transactions by writing sterejoieml-to it,
that in the principal Congresses of which history would lie-lest present all the ineonveelencee Se clear.
makes mention, in those in which, as at present; in e- II itated.in the Note before cited. , "', ..
terests equally complicated-and various, were to 'be?'- 'This is what the undersigned 4101;04 Intstsbown
discussed, at Munster, at Nimeguen, at ityseick,' by his note of tlie 7th of:thirmenth.;• Istiaveelds ee-
this double form was always employed. Would eel I iertheless; enlarge still more on this subjee4 were
to refuse it at this present time, be evidently to show he riot presented by the date of the. aiete :of the
that the peaceful intentions which so much Paivai. French Plenipotentiaries, and that of hit reply to it.
are taken to announce, are not 'those which are ac.'rFiviced again to explain himself en the mode. of the
.tually meant? it is affected continually to. instance I tiegOciations, on the very day when they Ought to
Tesch.eii, and to take for a hie that.which has beetsl
I hove teriftinated, he thought it useless to eater into .n
an exception, and constantly to.appeal to the result tesere ample detail. That date, the. Continuance and
of this negociation, as if those which have been cited► the tenout of the papers which have been eeehheged,
had had a less favourable issue, and es itilrey had land the entire progress of the negociation, equally
not equally regulated the interests of Sovereigns, and I dispense the undersigned from replying to the die.
the tranquillity of States. Whatever it may be, we !fereut charges, direct and indirect, which are cou-
isk again fur the motive which gives preference to a Itained in thonote of the French Plenipotentiaries.
form which was solely followed under a circumstance I Ever esteeming himself fortunate 'when ite can.
where there. was only one object to treat upon; and 'avoid replying to communications so little aditited to
of which even the basis had already been settled be-1 conciliate men's minds, he corifittes himself simfey to
fore-band. It is easy to judge, from-the actual 'state renew to his Egreilleney Count de:Metternich Um, as..
of the question, who ought to be accused of:the-de. , ... SumaCei of hititijkconsideration.
latlidoricasioned to the negotiation : those who, by.-
..(Siitned) numiwulz
~
iii ta pretension opposed to the received: user, .. ••" ' (Ilarue Copy.)
rejecta proposal which ensures to them all the ad-, Preece, me. Itle •(sllifted) el e•TTER.N IC ff.
, . „ : .., •
vaiitages they desire ;or those who, h "'.aring on their -° : •
•
side theusage universal) followed Na, XL
y , p Noes consent te.adot e...;°
!Rya THE IFEENCN PLENIPOTENTMEIEIEO
entirely the form painted by the adverse party,' and - •
COUNT pt: mET.TptsiCII.
confine themselves to demanding, „that a, mode of
The undersigned, &c. have-just, received: the note
treating, which, in despite of all allegelioes to the
which hie "Excellency Count de Metterilich, see. has
contrary, can alone produce speedy resUlts, should
done them the honour :of: addressing to them; to
not'be excluded' • -.' * ••' .1.... Ahem which is annexed that ..of the Plenipotentiaries of
The undersigned flatter themselves.. 3"41 1 I Russia and Prussia. They might begin by observing,
considerations will be so much the more -feit by his . "...
.......,, , , .
contains sundry imputations upert
Excel!, Count Metternich, -it nit -have es- IP. ,e.:11497
- -

•
apsal-1221614111111=0===.
N4F4L INTRLLIG
nest, Ocr. ?t—Sailed his Majesty's II
Scheldt.—Arrived the Banterer, tram a ei
nod the Swan, cutter, from off Beady Hess
cotter. with the Hero, Hale, and aim
l'illFSian ship Die Stadt Berlin, Captain
don. was sunk off the Dogger Bank, Oct
at W.N.W. two men drowned, Captain,
mainder of the crew picked ap by the At
mi Lis erpool, and afterwards put on
Pigmy, and landed bete this day
Poittsmotra, OCT. 48.- the oat,
pomp!, and the Mediterradeao, under
1%.:, ships Rivoli, Tuscan, and firasampii,
Cyane, for Madeira and the coast of Al
the Snake sloop of war, with the West la
toy at Cork ; and the Rapid schooner,
out of harbour his Blajesty's ships Vol
The sunk ship proves to be the Queen Cbs
son, bound to the Cape; she was run do
by the Henry transpert. The Queen Cheri
going, in hopes of getting the vessel into
increased, and she sank off the buoy
Wight. The crew were all saved except
picked opts, the !mats of his Majesty'ssh
petted the vessel will be got up.
FILMOUTII. Ocr. 20.—Arrived the Re
Paws, in 16 days : she left Passage and
jetty's ship Niger, with about A) sail ; 11
the evecing of the same day was driven in
and found laying there; also his Majest:
lotto, Magnificent, Hannibal, Dublin, .1
spite. The Py minus frigate, and Royal;
• on the 16th inst. The Reward left the Ba:
FLTMOUTrt, Ocr. 21.—Came in his Ma
and Sultan, 74 guns each, from the Chai
has brought in with her a French brig in b
Hutu-tee, Oct. rrived the Dian
tenhorgh ; Lady Frances packet, and the
goland, each with a Mail and passenge
George packet, with a Mail for Gattenbut
The Duke of Sent packet is arri
from Lisbon; sailed on the 12th it
be delivered until Monday.
SPORTING 1.31711LL1
NrW'MARKET SECOND OCTOBEI
• FRIDAY. Ocr.2?.
Duke of Oration's RNfil beat Mr. And
I agst W aut.
caw
The American Papers contain
tide:—
" CHARLESTON, Aro. 21.—Ye
this port the fine new privateer s
Captain Domszeuut DistoN, trot
dis,; bringing in with her as pri
Majesty's schooner Dominico, i.
LAIsRLTTE, late Carnmander, car
instant ; and the British ship Lou,
Stvcr.Ain, from Surinam, bound to
on the following dal/.
NUMMI AND ITOVNDED arisen
• " Killed, 3—Wouuded, 16, one of w hot
dead."
ao 1110.1.1t0 THE nexus
^ Rihied,lB.--Wounded, 47, five of
their wounds.—Tooll killed and stone
killed are G. W. Barrette, Commander;
ur ; Mr. -1). Brown, Parser ; Mr. Arcl
Midshipmen.—Wounded, Mr. J. N ichols,
Fenn one Midstnpman were the only
were not killed or wounded. The Lieutt
sick."
Deputies have argil been sent f
and the Caracas to this count!
suppose, the interposition of the
with the Metropolitan Governtm
liatory adjustment of the differeir
Whether there he any thing new
with which they are charged, we 1
formed; but as yet, we believe,
Mined an aiidieuce from Ministers
circumstances rather curious whi
those Deputies—the one, that the
man, who is known to have
ascendency in the new Cover'
Ayres, has bosoms) a most Wein:,
celibacy of the. Clergy; the °the'
ties areinstruited to bring with th
Initialethin the Jmneasterian syst
perintend a school, to be establis
on the pritsciple.s of that liberal a
plan of oducalien.
The cartel that carried over S
Wgir to Morlaix is returned with t
whom is direct from Paris. Our cti
was known there, but no one der
of it, The public mind was gln
ling, bat there had been no distal
conscription was to take place at
next month.
The ceremony of the invortitu

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•-------5 --.' --- -—-- 7 COIIIIIIICIIIIIOII3 Will 17C Rio iiiiimn Imo muse -swat.. fay .v.,. • . -4. •
I the father for receiving it, knowing it to have Excellency Count hi tt • h it
e tunic ,as cannps''-'sundry imputations it
have, es.: that these notes contain . pan
m stolen. • to . say. the .. least, ;ere not ace:ureter;
caped liiiii, that if the exclusive form of written ne..the.m, 1. vOiclit
lArrom.GAßDEL—lnformation being received at this Office, 1 if d nta e 't.' • t at-least-if we,- "
sue .tie that they de riled the forms of .thenego-
r Jo6hoa Amiable, a Joker, residing in Silver-street, Clerk- ,
oodittions oer some ava g sli tan°
' •dited, ciations. of Aittecht, negociations which-they have
tell, was in the habit Of selling adulterated bread, a search- may.juop.irom the notes which he has comment ... . .
• tot cited,, kirtliti,ialid not be_ignomat 'that they
tram was granted, and three Police Officers went to put it in to the undersigned, that which will assist in concilint-. .
took place.witlOnt the-'intervention .of a mediator ;
catio. Last Thursday evenie having entered the house,
hater strove to prevent the officrws front searchiug the pre- 1 1
lug all minds. He nil!, no doubt like Wise remark,
- on. . ~ , . .••
es: reronstrance:wrts in vain Ibe collared one offioer. and that the propose. tmede by the undersigned have, and. t, 4q. .14(.4•3*! te_leve the r°PY or, their folk
nod him 1117 against the wall, hot was prevented from cosh- posers etteld_tott.by hie rleni, potentiary of the Inedi-
Ling any material injury. ' Heine at length overpowered, the t‘lie.contsary, been a fresh proof of their ,conitant
taint Pome.r. But faithful to their rosolutjou, of eeteclg
cers proceeded to make march: they. toad a tub nearly nestre,to remove all difficulties it! Ilia slay of peace,
• ttue erry_..ilOng Which might o
.1* feet this proguss of
• ..
xl won the refuse of mashed potatoes.'Whlth is left after even when their - adversaries -appearect to.-have -heie•re- •
fling them through a sieve, to mar the Hem part 'with the
Ir. They also found a quantity of old ship salt,. which fie- the ReV394otiett**their 0044 fte:fti.. elves with acply-
Ing...o,eyeettona no testi incorrect, but which, are qf
ally remains, or is shoot off the beef and park ased on They, thbrefore, renew qur.propooe4 !Mob they. . _
nonnced it.
.
of ochanginobtimisit
.A1W...,,1. teerlietwistiretrerei4l4.,.snetre'nea An tkediet4nodtes.,
hill ; this salt he ackiNvoledged he used for cheapness. Some
!his salt was rotted with waiter in a targe tub io the bake- ._., _
bare not ceased to make, en
.tetrt,,
_rjes.groutt t
.. , a vaii_ags
se: also a large quantity of bread, *hick WB9 of the full Po^v'st in older immediately to •ipiseii the dareies •• -4 t .
tight, but of ao adulterated quality. They brought the baker dons according 1 pr r--- glues for ail the papers of the mociipiou, to be
to he.form ottoesei. bp the Mediet. of t.. i;111 w•t°6l-t/IPY• . have PrePleVd•Pe,Ao feg. WV'
ore Mr. Careen the, Sitting Magistrate, where the bread
;also produced. 'Tbe officers swore to the charge of the as- "na s • • .
of •
caPoOfewreerncesiii.
itnholloitd,eristopWpreveserer,
vito.icilitoseuindithr..the feria
Ivo
.trtz
,bavihg
it
to
jilt
isatcor
004,
that
It. Mr. Carona told him beind a mind to due him 101. fotof ea- ft ..„.. .. i- ~ ..
offence, which, however, he would pal; overt but for WO , waning themselves verbally.
. daft Widt to eiivapit:thentS4ves in ,a.7,Veifi as ais
q 3 imposition AM the puhltri in selling them such hreid, be ' The undersigned have tke bOnottni *C.
',id file him la the perUdty of YOI., which he accordingly dad • , PairS'ts—thavebem-iititlyssterl, khey hsee'rither'Shown
..' baker not pitying the tine, was committed* tamp imams (Signedi CAULAINCOUILT,•Daks of .rotsia. . .
re-for - u... .
be Moue of-Correction; ' Ifraatie, Aug: $. L. NAlt BON l'i E. a clea this ottpty, because they have not only
• .--mmelligliglidll.

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'A, ittJl 40 .‘ , ° 'Ed.sl,(4%.oochsehalk, • insacw en gaol! '..T.-itri.iik/-:,....?.:414i, I""lis7i4=l"ispcsipcsialpoessai,:atosiss.
Tisit, Om ?1.-Sailed his Majesty's ship Norge, for of the • gra,—Tlfinserting the tttitaleupg mit, essllY .0
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: , r" •r 441. )(aloof; ..tsulte seal foisFereigie - Affaira to 'I •
firheldt.-Arrived the Banterer, tram a cruise off Abe Scheldt; yfilir useful Paper, you will'ilseit oblige
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nod the Swius,eutter, from off Limachy Read.-Sailed SheNytapb , fteader :-- . . ~: ' .!. • . ~,,.
NUTS raost,rvi liti llli
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cutter, with the hero, !laic, and Milford 11111ettearet Lawn...ol intancti TO rill") AV* AO /taillights . Ceara+ yesterday deli.
tradsorts•--The . ,", Lett Sunday morning (1.1 tieddeefipily, 11 the
• -COUNT wit startattentri ... .1 ..1 .. -- ~4 Pgr..lliPilltieoeittriee.trAnsiia and Prossias i
_Prussian ship Die Stadt Berlin, Captain Kirkboff, from 1"m"- tbutitr, and have no *Tdistiar..lilliiih-!Ctjtireh to
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.' The endessigtied Plemvi . - ' from his. bia+• thok-eft : Ailitietlikt ,etpthia m4schs.-,whicW tileit Ex- I
don, was sunk off the Dogger Bank, - .--r -. APuilkonit ....piny theAkosperfor• oS. the' Freoate.luive . •eired ',"ter.i ICO. ~ ' LiNpilgik Plnipotentiatleaolid: him the 1
at w.N.W, two meu drownca, Captain, supercargo, and t& I
made
Oct.°4l. 149 la a violent tab"'attend in London), aceordiiii te es
my enquiry where rtifieu.l4 go lii bait iaipit go,„ , otif*,,the two. 00*., vow .biritic'eli'e - I..Poinisr,ef ' . .110 him., Ale,has jest.: theeived
noy., . ,
mainder of the crew pielced up by the Arrow schooner,
t. ldterpool, and afterwards put on board his Majesty's - • ,
head
' preacher :—I was inf9rM4. it,O. PLlC44lllilkti ..tlll4t Ciillgt eu.mettornio, milibtioopstate tile Piiiiiol;l% ia "..01,XAMIN*; „1,.- . ' 4410.444,4mA .imion 4e Hum.
Ham, six miles from London. ....../Ls 'the,' de '• to /saint, lidd•Plenipetentiaipef;AbehnekisrecntitogetiiM'Alse ... t _Ahilteihse-alleteielftialsieh the an.
. i .wag
,),,,,,v ,r Pigmy, and landed hese this day. grid *psivad It* chiaesii, joss has doeisithelie •.thelionour. of addeosiatirteenherales.. to4rtax4.l. . . . , '''"
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.10 ka dvew-a: mg oat to dor. If,
PoßTsmoire,ovr.vs.--40kita 114-outward-boned for Spain, lovably fine I set off, .
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of those.of theiblessikatifiidilrite. I..Afit ,
~ :. • . Ile it Jilpiniplbieettalies.
Pormeal, and the Mediterradeats, under convoy of his _moo.: in time for the morning ,rewire aat at elomt. sign Pleni•Potentlaries. Penetrated with ,the 'sacred 1 .. tategageglseigiee4ises-this oppetualqii.Ac.
day, and the took • •
iv.:,ships Rivoli, Tuscan, and (irasshopPer ; his blikjesty's ship seems it was a sacrament preacherabhga. a
tip which the nature itself of theitinsletbli irate
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:-. (Signed) . METTERNICH.
• for Madeira and the coast of Africa, with a fleet; his text from
t yane, rigue,,itieg, ..., 0..,..... .
these words—" This do iaremembrince poses-on them,' thet or liniiihiag. dlicastikiii•wiiieb . ..... -,...f• 3.. ... , ' -
the Snake sloop of war, with the West India ships, to join eon- of me." ho of does not tend to the realising the -cleave* '
pee f Noit viol". K. sses_soiars •-
TO Ltptt.s•lt DS MITTEL@
soy at Cork ; and the Rapid schooner, for Plymouth.-Went iTo say I was highly gratified, awl amply' repaid lit thin in • • -:, - . ..' . • nations, the undersigned will ntAnonsider Y ,-,.-If I -....- • , • - Alfoik • ,-; i
the notes transmitted teitheinctmldffoste ere(' Ihielt- , .
out of harbour his Blajesty's ships Vol ntaire andparland.- for my long-walk, would be too poor an expression .. . P ° The undersigned his iv t received theoetitiv of the '
,le
I have a direct tendency to•tbe.work of pacilleation.,-, , - • - . les
The sunk ship proves to be the Queen• Charlotte, Captain Jack.. of °thanks for such a discourse; but to say. I was , , . . . . .. , . . , note wane& ehe/rrenelivPlehipotehthirilig itaVa ad. I
liter WiWitketranist- avoid• esdalgiagsinlSvotestetions ' .
tin, bound to the Cape ; she was run down of Beachy Ilea& ilrossadOinder resterdirs_ylare,..lo hit riftrellence
astonished, and felt emotions of m 44, ,i *never. f tolifiksite
of peace, biestise;=bovreter- natural it.
by the Henry transport. The Queen Charlotte kept both pumps,C Mit ar;Mettettlkh- , Pie ' tent' - 'etifi h
, , nrpo limy t e me-
before experienced, aid. ~cannot describe, are . May ke ALA. ourselves that'honeer4 this .direireMny . V II
ring, in hopes of getting the vessel into harbour, but the leak
which come from my . heart, tied ' are 1 Medal, the spirit of negociations,:- bttfnet:tiie,i3ro,
truths, . it,his-eot kill -learntised to see th e d). a en eavoure ,1
intreatted, and she sunk off the buoy of the Nabb, Isle of ! .
Wight. The crew were all saved except the Mate, and were :. Yet a poor tribute for such as intellectual feast Isresiof affairs, which onght to be treatedtatiordiag. iri, made. iii, the Nei .A..., of
ane,-'.- negothiiion-no throw 11.
The language f the Preacher it°
b 7 the boats of his Majesty's ship Barhamt- It is ex.. ' fie j enjoyed. o . a
... . established usages, in their proper order, 'And in , • • ,
all the blaiivelmitiraitehe Mediatelr, and ini the Pie-
picked upremovingslifficulties as they may occur. ~. °. ... •:- 6. • •
pected the vessel will be got tip. • -.• was clear and plain, at the same time animated ./. • .
r.i is wish -equal surprise and regret titalthe en,.."., isis...le.noshist. -,...,. i .:.
tilp tthitrartes Otilie Allied Powers. This proceed-
s 1...e1l -on to *Kole. 'all that this a-
Titmouse, Oct. 40.-Arrived the Reward treamert, *era ,to a degree, and so skilfully adapted, ;es
.t.O • ilessigned perceive that the notes 'which, have beels.•::_ r .
per liiireurfo.dOn'has been ,:tefnied- bekre.hapild. . .
P -e, in 1 days :she left Passage under convoy At
,hie Me- interest and awaken the fadingi of
.the most lifeless •tiinsmitted to them, had for their aim ilia ..rejection --Il] i 4iihess elielrenehfletiipoi'ehtla ries tak; that our •
jetty's ship Niger, with about A) sail ; lost her maietalitißt'tilliibeiag; and-thit it had thet'erict- lei
'liaas,..eiridassaet.4.,A4ailiposalf which had _tot thin* &Owed... and official rnitithvite net been of the'nropee ' tare to '
the eveuing of the same day was driven into Doverphsatrißay, , Itt short, it possessed that evangelic- and pastoral ,
is.m.)! la met 10, InitillsFcblicili tin , .• • . minti -• .:
.; be'4 • P"
the only pro Per , , a g . conciliate ths, it will ogress,n to re- 1
and found laying there; also his 'Majesty's ships Queen Char- unction, which the pulpit demands: The delivery of ;, oe•rtiverelty of opinions which heeinitek Concerning mind them of the serious insult offered 1,;3-Ressia in
the form of the negociations. ' ' ••• .:. • ' ~
lone, Magnificent, Hannibal, Dublin, .Charettee, and War- the Sermon also cerrespond6d with whet I have just 1 • . - . ' their note:ef the 6tltSitritidge veli-O. has departed from 1'
- In this state of affairs, they-address themselves li.
received iisiges id conthiCtOf a wart -.4n which. i ,
spite. The Pyramus frigate, and Royalist brig,
arrived there
i mentioned with respect to the style, and the gravity" withconfidence the Mediator,
to to represent to hitn,
on the 16th inst. The Reward left the Bay yesterday morning. iatl that calmness and dignity on lit preside'ta, which
I and dignity (for no one but a pious and good man, ' *het it isimpoisible not to acknowledge—that thae-,ire
FLVMOUTIT, Oct. 21.-Came in his Majesty's ships wars merequired in negotiations. of this. Mad...lt is a
The latter
and Sultan, 74 guns each, from the Channel fleet.as I am told lie is, could have assumed• the character only overture which has actually terided to commentomt.new reasub to convince the Pritilipefiniiiirlfis of the
bas brought in with leer a French brig in ball.,st. so well) were highly Impressive. . the negociation was made byttietts In-fact, the
, .-,--. 'Allied Poliii,'thit the forivi-Is writin •g is the only
_,_. 5....- en. 4. in Gnu wnrrls: nil T• so. rm.. pernetn . I
mail in ntivis• 1 C.." !
tram yof sentiment of the tw'o polies leaving •r 1 • 'b '
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