The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-09-02 00:00:00

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Iltxt, Aare. t..-Sai
hoer, with a convoy
the ships as per lest.
Pownworrn, Barr.
ship fielicon, from '
ship Misktoe, for Pl
Success, Atkinson
son, Mead ; and the ,
tershamh ; Bertjamin
Riga; and the si
Ouern4el.—P. S. It
jests's ship Pembroke
worowg, with the'

Dean. &r. kr.
F ‘l.l4otru, A (Jays?
jity.o jiacket, Capt..
d'L it' 35 days ; a hired
rql the Snap sloop -'
her we

,t.e(l the garrison
In the I 9.1) of August
Goveroor,thf bombs
The Simi "loop or

the, cannot speak
Cie 1r lsNt ILNiCk
the aqua.
L tom 141;- voot
Sir(g cutter, Lieu'

Ami Pro, anti nut nti
YARNOUTII, SEPT
Ned6teasl from Ilei
fearer from Vilifip
bound Wltic cony

for carious ports

convoy of Lk Msjesi
Flamer, Forward, '

The Bedford mat.
from J make, Email
wind bound.
The Uniess frigate
July, with a convo)
The Happy, Sheri&
to hiiramichi, wa. -
Snapdragon American. privateer, off Notletk"l",
arrived Miramichi the 20th june. Sli Others 'of
the s+ me Deet, which sailed from Portimouth the 2d,'
and from Cork the Bth June, Were taken, MA
bar after the captwre of the Happy. •
'The Kirspeon Packet, Pitcairn, of Marvport, bia
been taken and sunk near St. John's, lilewfoesll
land, by an American privateer. The prltkiiat elks
•
taken two days afterwards.

the i •
end. ' fat
arri.i'll - -- tY "'llk 1".61. __, • 11b1"*""611::ditiiiiitsiiii;lim'.gietP sded•iiri lit An rocuctmeot rot
the injeries of time,' flu? outside DOW= still' awaitari , .
• • *libel:, He has liege ripplaitied for his performanal
an inch and a sparser le thiamin; of them, breiVa - - •
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. erer, only small piecei..ool4. be discovered.. Seed V agreed laar Lord, sod henceforwards I ATP'',
12=e'llEmr=.•-r *1 - - ;of the ribs are, eight inches -bread, five deepi_inst *me verde *lir be diseirdedla ell indktmetos few
Vire have advices fromliambutgh • tw'tbellitlatedt.
seem Or-eight feet lipogymany of beet exceeded . tibiae; so • &aim Emit mamma, pietitotketc, me
from which we learn that any of the personsfeesesellete this aw"af"'"' g°"iderabl7* Neither ktel Dee prostitute', Way tithe that teethed 'Of 'beide Vetengi 4
the forced loan bas been exacted by the Feareth G. mast "could • be. eiseetrered. It is. rather to he •
vernment, on completing the payment of Inc-third of upon those whe . dale tb defiime thesi' rind tlies;
.tameated Ant she wag torn op aisd carried off be- • .. • -,. .. • . . them*
---e--r-----. .r • 1 the eentribe ion are granted passports, sett are permit. • . wko were
fit* her, Situatien ciltid' be exactly investigated.— , the .le les 04011 alt, ImPladid •th
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Von Hoot:tonne, now Military Governor. of 'led to leave the city, and proceed to any place they • his timber kali of leak, several cart leads of it were I designed to be .I*. ' its faithtel expetwiders, *
llamburgh, is a Dutchman—a native of Hotterdani. Ahinlq proper.—Ont private intelligence from Pee"' drown .away, Ski; was found `in i mount, about converted into •li 414 et padlock. we the tongeO,
Early in life he made the tour of the Detch,Settle- ' bbrgh iltrv.the 11th of August, erbee the exohauge had e_ .
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menus at and heyoud the Cape of Good Hope, in a fallen tol4a, which is a reduchon of rutty feet in diameter, composed of stones and Clay, ,
.whick preeo" poolot foil spew* owl neatly sea
!ifit.P1!..n.,c....405, elsielle- of.esoeva-;lidieWv-fffaelo._ ,
~ isb'cirm.. *lnn the ! falsehood, remaining tionleteCted; galtis naturally the
Etilitaty ....Ahltp. in /twee -eltittettl. Ititntthifles be A inter bit teen recenterroniting that PS, SA' share of the hcgy, ; the bet bee- been en :cut awry ..
superadded to Ms natural unfeeling dispositiott the, eatitt and.BivAno had had no intercourse whatever.- - ascendancy.
d ~Asa proof of this ascendancy, I need
store elegant accomplishments of a slate driver ; and. either with the Emperor tit his Ministate, er with emend this mouut ; h itkehouf., els or eight feet in
die d iproduction her instance than au at nue
, height, Several bones
during hi. residence nt Cape Town was distinguished any Yutnatt-being in apolitical opacity. '• ' i, opecies of animal they „belonged cannot be -ascer- jot ed
,to,
hate been found:in it, to what
.. rider no
' all ed and the high commendation it has
by the commission of two or three murders among Tuns 'reports got into eirsulstied.yesserday, the one Lined ; the air speedily dissolves.them. Some silver : received. Let us .tiew see what an honest Crovni
the Hottentot soldiers. He bocatne at length so lib, that letters from Paris of thelittkelf. had been re•ye. said on that subject in the year. 17 08, as rot
coins here bee* f4tend, in .it,. the letters cannot bell Law _r-
aoxious,, that he was sent home, by order of the ceived:, containieg an accouscsif a battle%.hut without diatikrt!, diseereed; frOea. comparison, howeler,,t
, ported in the beforeAmenttoned .iltegaiine : '
Dutch Governor, previous to the surrender of the date or place, or result ; 'Wets ether', thatfrench the date Of one of them • might probably be as-
66 In Easter Term an informatioisidelled against
Cape to the British. He joined the French pasty nit Pipes hadarrived, anone berearteigral of tie-
..certaint.d ; licece the age.. of .the vessel, and the •
babilite of ,•hIM (Sulam:Aga) by Mr. l'ltAti,‘:Doia- bird cAtl4. •
his return to notified, Intl was by them retained in goclation, and that there
employment, made an Aid-de-Camp to thel tinter- the restoration of pea e steer story haillie purposes ' for which the war, employed, may, also be ,
nee, then Attorney-General, in whtelt 'lt Is now
discovered. In the Annie time, nothine but coujec-.
worthy of renstelt, that the Crown Officer, in' his ap&
innate King Louts, and made his say to that dig- effect,'Uhia was. pro ' tended, that of raising' tare can be said on this subject.. Sometive of opinion, plicetiort to the Court. admitted e point since much.
nuy bp an open disregard of all the principles of ho- the fends, omeiutn • being sold at One dal, at 8 per . ti:-„,,,t, at a. very disiant period, theri SOW.* commons: that of the Jtity's right to detertnine both
neer : he was the first to convey to. the ear of the cent:premium. It afterwards dectlied to its former r cation between this bog indthi sea.' Thie teems to be disPeged'
the law and the feet in matters of libel. What t
Greet IslAseetost the expression. of aversion and ab- price, the fact being ascertained that neither letters
horrenee which his brother had frequently uttered., nor papers hid been recelied from France. - improbable, as the hog is-elevated...there than forty .
i . urge says the Advocate to
the Conit,,ie only to
against she Contieetital system—for services like The following most singular and extraordinary
feet.above the level of the sea. At the mime time,
beenshow' there IS reasonable ground for considetieg •
must be observed, the seti.. has retreating for
these, Vow HOCFNDORP was made what he now is. narrative has orrelted the. attention of. the higher . %any ceetaries in the neighbourhood of Portrush; as. ii
swiy,,Neef.
this publication at *a
libel, . and for' putting it its
trial, and therefore it •111•1 0114' Id.'
Ile is the confidential friend of VANDANitt, the Ali- circles; fie verfficaliots is rant ' within, imp' coca-
litory Governor of Holland. XCMCC:— :rl.• .e... 1. • wellas in many outer pieces in the North of Ireland. -
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thee the rule made absolute; for I4de* mat
I -,lt could he estabtished, en lelereble authority, • .
'Pendant In this
• Amongst letters hy the Gotteubergh Mail, we have " A distingni-hed Foreigner, i that the lands of Clougher, Crocknamack, . Kerne- Itfeierr - Lordship.
NOS k,wws, flint (we ',Orb IN
f matter of libel, are Judges of the /OW al itelt-Os. the
received the following:— , country, and intimately connected witlr Vienna, has bawn, lied Maghremena, were formerly•cevered with - . ...
..and have an Undeurbted right to .consider;;
46 STRALSUND, Auo. 15.—1 avail myself of this been" tee informed, that daring the Nretistice, seaewater ; and that the hill upon which Pertrush Ad, .
i- whether, upon the whole, the iiinaplitet iti question kn.:
opportunity or a Russian Courier, from head ear- •, letters, purporting to be letters from the late Qom ' stands, • was surrounded, like the Skerries, with t*ear be _
not, a. false, malicious, and' teinsdidetis.libet.u•
tors, to apprize you of the state of our expedilon, of FRANCE, had been aecretly • transmitted to the
,' water. Though. all this 'should be admitted,
it 'lkon words of Mr. Artottetty-Gtortitt, the:lt ritee
consisting of about 3509 men, ender' the command Emperor of AUSTRIA, in whiekth deceased invokes '
, would Rot be sufficient to establish a comniunicatioil
-lif lid Doctor's' Lifesays, 'are 'bates frail a Letter'
of General Glues. We imagined this' 'place to be his Impe'rialMajesty most seriouslyy
to remember the f id an t- • •
[between the place where tbis vessel was !sat e1.,,5,...,.. covoun ,tc. seo. 1,7641,1). a
the este* of oar destination, but the Cisme PRINCE I sacred obligatiohs of afr.ction and consangeleite 1 the sea. Every circumstance considered, if is like Rte"' 17-
1 Tto4 it is, I think, impossible to'ked this, lid ner
has so strongly urged the advance of the British ' which had existed between them; and never to for- I
;that the place where the bog soar stands, was- °'"'!"ko: mita,- that great Changes bite tein Metle in our
troops, that our General has, I believe, applied • for get the inhuman tied unexampled- enmities iegicted lake, and enitthe vessel, was aced thereee, as a place , ,_._ __.
pt trey teen whose oath of officelf tai Mahe%
permission to take the field.while hostile ! lian.7.
on herself, and on her Familp—to be no longer a efeefety during the firmer ineasioter, or .....thetiew.
pure and anvintited..
table -We u"" " I conversed yesterday with an Officer • highie.. Participator in merder, pollution, tyraneys and ran Weeds prevailed between contending Chief . .
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, Wiltkiresefict to tbe writings' of Sibtiiittasr, they,
rank, in the Hanseatic or newly-raised Legion, aud- pore ; the awful crisis had arrived. His own bated., --:.
leew.convieced •
thit theinbehitane of Irdend 'were ,
to have bad a great influence 'on She pub is
I am sorry to observe that his account of the diseti: 'nowhere and hereafter depended on his deeisioni—.. Amdteisd
.„tp the; disogroftwo Aecitteity• if making. 1...1 ti_.
ud-i• hate beet( . Of. great assistance to the
elide of the ,troops is not very favourable. .. Titer These letters were short;- impressive; and debit,
,04,1 11 'te apswer the* pump's's, Whilst the Dome
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Lord Clittuaw ;. whose behaviour to the
are deficient In Officers, and those they have, base.. written in a hand-writing which', . when compared: aa•Normaffil savor& thl: Nefo.ris coasts. wes.;,ll
I retaut, Is hot much to his_ Lordshlol
obtained their rank from family connection and their wik the Queen's, was a perfeerfac sande. • , tia" See' "hes' t° a If.ry' c°iiitieral?lit cisansitYi cStsl"7, ~ Of this the Doctor complained In his •.fts-
situation in life, and not from actual service and per- " I'he impression on the waw, tbi 'same she seed case out of these arm, in erhich•vertibne were found,
„„s riops ptiblicationi, Particalarly it' lilt Arstqlet
sonal experience ; but he adds, that the men are very in correspondence will) ,kerlatnily, Ter iticreanethe ..thassomed in
WilittgYl4lll- itilaten "44.—(8e1f".... to QmeSf.ies p. 3d and sr where he -Aye, " f
fine and might, if well officered, form excellent appearance of supernatural agency, they were dope- •. Nous Later.) . .
~..: . may aver with the strictest veracity, that the Ptters
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soldiers. sited during the night in a msterious mainer, wMck • .
elleelnlWelanittiesewm which were written to the, petiple of England eontria
" The Russian and Prussian armies are said to be; evader! all enquiry and research. . By lite accounts from Hamburgh we learn, that bated nit a little towards cree the popularity,
very strong, and in high order. I " The Emperor id a marked but silent often-
.all persons who pee two,thirds of ,the contributions and thereby the elevation, of Lord Cnaritast to Oa
"We have received from England a supply suffielHoti to their conteets, and gradually became serious, levied upon them- by the French, are et liberty to quit t f Prime Minister."—Agiles-
.4. It •is Lord
lea o
cient for four months; but we can purchase from the meditative and restless ;- when ,he wee 'addressed the town if they think peeper, bet notetherwist.a Ito
CiILINUABE of whom I have riateiro to eempl,..n, w $
country so much cheaper, that these -and informed, in
ideas will : fieally in lbe same ferret_ manner,
,a, Red bannspublicly
raitibenge had law- truth •of at that thee
epdilti,;344. to ;04
eke. °t oft, "sad
tedir teed me
less ti *
iti
Raise then
- d Conimette,
ilio itpelied
...s to Fe,'
(:kain AI
rather I

intuit'
creations, had its reeding tables occupied to a late
hour, and to the sociable satisfaction of its disda-
guished Subscribers, , •

country to much cheaper, that these provisions will finally the same serret_manner, anu agnomen, Leiters fromist.poorshurgh, alto 10th of 411:141100 &raj; writingi, ired Aailwas
• be kept in reserve.sure y
the most minute manlier of:ais own ffretehedness st that th'e facibusge bad fallen te 141. „ -I
mole 441 unwed t trills *os alt that t fine'
" The eichange is at four tie dollars, but the . arid feelings ;" that. his remedy was in hands; that . e. Messenger Beware. wu last night cliegjegebet contained; la ritual for .my eedeetee4 to ;04
army rate, at which the Commander in Chief has by joining the Allies he Would rescue Germany and from the Foreign-oaks, for OM itts4d-qoarteril.ef, tlya • . .
ttiva afte was Otideboita life one, ;,
fixed the pay for the troops, is five rig dollars ids savelainsi.lf, -and' In two roar. :regain his original :Algot, in Germany.- A Gaellicaan hetet/00dd*
shillings." title, and all his ceded •dominions."—(Morning•
The Court of Directors showed themselves to be Clarattide:) ; kistrian Mild" 1•""1116111418-- - • 21111.1111.4161
beptttdsbed l bsfot awitritP°l ngw. wordso id
en iit,ted• Ehmitt4
keen sportsmen, in choosing the first of September for On Thiirsday, the llitkelt.-at elisert o'clock In scult!matatidthe';.47:::aatetirtriligit itobeshasidoarolittliv4ettegY atrasnoulni:hisms Rot* 6wiCiolnalomPtMrei
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taking the field, as the abysm" of -Proprietors was a the forenoon, the mail-coach from Manchester 'was. • 77J
arrived es oat island, with thui
.to hlm wi tavour:f- it Inv be Scabs to re..
thing most favourable to the pursuit of their game. l overturned on a fine roe*, about two miles 'from men
that Lubeck, riasiburgvel and Leeestbutgb* had been oitgo—dar..4odir thie ;fie 64.11‘ og..isb*d* 01.h'in441' •
Letters from Jamaica state, that much damage had • Penrith, on its way to .Shari,- When ties Gentlemen • 9 2. s • • I
been done by storms onthe north side of the Island ; from' Glasgow, one fro.in Manchester, .and one (rein retaken by the Crown Pileos reav wenaw army, wed opek.ebe—voexsime polocioe flues, t
aed:itilpt :net • leas thee 100..weireue or, wounded Ikea defiance or It 4
but that the sugar canes had recovered from the on. i London, were muCh cut and bruised. in the heid had arrived at ponsbesgha •' . • , ' bartered
oa prilletirAttylier potter, Ind then.figirtilab
favourable appearance, which was general, early in i end body. Two respectable Gietlemen De the "7"7.77,0_11
rit
of the reece:ethaer 'the "aria,. that by.v.164.044 • p "km 4046011
the month Jane. outside were also very odds' Bert. The prd
,s•,=Pl';:lsoe is I,4oe..lstiestive
mean
sit ''Iris,.. 4l.,thivoitits.ll
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At the Bristol Assist's, an action was brought by I. and. coachman escaped Witheutthe least knjury: - leis 'um
Wet ah Arebd k shalt theeittit ' .* Ili •
11r. WEB) against Huey Iles?, thi late Coo•-.. 1 to be lamented, that the lives of travellers shoeill be kinsilwerheaultsit:jaa"; 711441:41,1—.. ej ;rowan '• estai me- • 38g-•Zil."l.'
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didate for Bristol, for eepences incerred"hi the I itenttgered by socb ativronducti.aed it kr-hoped the • laiwtoriL,
Plitialiff; as an agent for the Defendant at the rats i proprietors of Mall-coaches Alit Wow, woos, is fol 7 ILlO°h"thie • •• • ' .2;
election. Mr. Hun'? pleaded 'his own camas anti In re whom they engage to drive'tivere, wiseatbey. Mr.• /tensest cif •Edlnberger...the *doltish. le veil.' 7,100.
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proved that he bastrepeatedly declared diet he would daily lee the- heevy dantages Me, are Ikblett.'_ teryialted.from Prerpool Sendayflielp 110114 thlt
cartel • for, Mir! evo,l* • " "I" ha Vno expetrai9car.o9oo 4. go diefifith for injurisedime to pasenignieli :thet • • the &OW Sortie p ark! • : saki. 1111410
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