The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-02 00:00:00

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itesS of his triumph to the illestrous victory ethic .. C./Vat/4Th PARLIAMENT.
immoruitibed loodtv GatentO!ear AsAllbliaVe .k ,i .1.11r;7‘...^. ' •`—"Ill"'; :., - •
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cr it 'cal moment oar eiletig- ef nosberaabe. 0 , r '-- 'keg , fiE 9,' LORDS, mgr.!.
the r.eass, tftte midi Of,oir tam ulna *is bee 0,.'• i : , • kir,L.
4.f. 1-Ih9ROGATiO•Zi.
,ply supported: a !stem frtate-'inti indict Ile -; ' •
AndThisilay, at three o'clock, the Lord Chancellor,
into the hands of the enemy, but the loss is hiaden
in the wilivld herigsay.witi, wjga.hhst Isaiagotaged.. the Earls Bathurst and Liverpool, attended at
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after, being robed, their.
Captain Porter, who 'commanded her, and whose 4115"1"" i.."'" shortly
irdehips took their seats as•his Majesty's Commis-
presious career had been distingUished by en-
'stoners on the Bench in front of'. the Throne.
nerprize and by fertility of genius,,,Anaitstained osan.
Mr. Quarme, Acting Usher of the Black Rod, •
'guinary contest against two ships, arse of them M
was then deputed to order the immediate attendance
superior to .fits own and other severe disadvoniagea,
tilt humanity, tore iown ch-e.voicmcs which ..Tolowc ,of the Commons, who (being represented on this oc-
.,opstoti by Mr. Kicknutn,theJunior Clerk, and some
had nailed tO the mast.' This officei and his comrades
ha!te added much to the glory of the American flog, I
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and bare merited all the effusieris of gratitude which • Veaft.a
i the principal Officers of the Rouse) forthwitirap.
at the Bar. .
ettuntry is ever ready to begat, on the champions .Royal Cotemissioa, authorising the Los&
- • tf, •_- ititerein named/ . who Were Members of the Privy ;•
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MICRICAN r/IPERS.

WASHINGTON Crrr, SEPT. 19.—This being the
slay assigned by the President for the Meeting of
• Congress, the Members assembled at the apartments
prepared for their accommodation at the usual hour,
' but '1144 not being a Quart:rill both Houses ad.
win •Pcia4 111
Oe4lielegsfrOesif, the Peed:
Seeman, -t he folio's/in-L-4

• ItlESSApkot
•t FrView Citiiens of the Senate aid noise of &qi
sematiero, •
Notwithotading thi#arly lay which. had 6191
!sot titryoirr• &midst of the present year, I wait=

daettat ftiralqotitegether stilt soottei% kit weii Asa
• aekricy* in the existing provisions for te
• , wawa ihe•Sreasury misfit be supplied, 0 that 4.1
. ..cle Is y might happen in prpsitling for 'the result of Ott
.•..-weitoeiatiows en foot with Greet Britain; whether *
shjeldreopitt arrangements adapted to a return of
•peSre,ltit firkihar and *ore effective provitlattsjor
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PritaPlOng tifo stet.
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The

psit
f its rights and of its safety.
war Ttio smaller vessels af war have also become
prises to. the enemy,. but by superiority of force,
which sufficiently sloth's:ales the repatation.of their
Commanders ,; whilst' two others, one commanded
.by Captain Warrington, the other by Captain Wake..
ly, hate captured British ships of she same: class
,with a gallantry and good conduct, which willed
jbetwatid their Commanders to a just share in the.
1f their country.

if on oust hall# the

Seal, to u ant other Lords directed, and now read,
Me do, in pbediroce to, the commands of his Royal
(Nimes% the Prince Regent, in the name and on the
hohalir,r his Majesty, prorogue this Parliament un.
tii Tuesday, the 8111 day of this bisikint November,
to 'be then holden and sit. And this IPikrliament is
Accordingly prorogued until Tueothey the Bth day of
this inst. November." •
The 'Commons then withdrew to their Ovid house,
mid their Lordships retired.

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HUCK Oli• STOCKS TUIS DAY AT 044 K O'CLOCK
4ittity • . I.4ne. Aon. 153 1-16 i
3 per Cent. Red. 621{1 India Booth 14 15 p
i tffl•Cent Com. f'Ni ' Krt.broiler itiik 5p ,
4 prr'Coots..l9o . Owning:a 4.54 t .
5 per Cest.Nitry 950 - Consols for Ace. PM

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LONDON:

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.Irin4tsuaT, NOitmati tR 14.

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w 1414 ma): lb% visiting! Against this. quitter*. pi; our'Country. Imported tribes of tudians on out; North:
Western 4.9sitterst,hp,e also. acCedisl
Nshieh bind them to theihreirest of onetinittell*ituj,
rm* slid. , sI, •
the rev ent attempts*of the' e ; 04; ON 43416.
.760*,,tiefiArifett by 'militia sled • volusitetrtic `a ?led by
'ti !mall body of • regtriatti and' %Arnett's; Ilttleek reteiv..
produced n rapt retreat tolhe
vidrips;ssisiist.iidicorrentattack by a large ille*t was
successfully resisted by the steady •avid svell..dirtsetrkl
fire of the fort and teller* °poled to it. In en.j.
-other :remit!' f9"l6l(in •r"c4,lr. out,
troops at ylettsburgh,lif ralsjetb Regulars made. a part'
only, the ,enemy, 'steer. n posiserance fur molly
Ilanrsi• was finally comptitledt.to seek safety in*
?misty 'retreat; our gallant bands pressing upon',
him.. On the Lakes, so much .cosstested through.
ks.lut the *or, the great waertieus ter the commaodi
essade'rs our part • hate 'been well repaid on lonktrii
s7.oetarto. Our squadron is now and has been 4,r
64,eine; time in a 'condition to.cosvOne.44sat of the esse.i
my,to his own port, and to favour the operations of
out land forces on that howler, On Lake. Chem-
tyhere-our superiority had for sense .time hero,
• .undiapoted; the itrisisli squodren lately cause into;
,action, with: the American, commanded by Cip,.
Jain. trt'Donripogis ; It isiused in, the capture
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the whole of the enerny'l ships. The best praise of
this Officer and his iutrepid comrades is in the like..

46 ..e result is not yet known •; - . .
" In spite of the naval forces of the enemy accumn.
repetition the Orders in Council, and ihogeneral pee
.„,,,e,.„1—.21 lite& on our coasts, our private cruirre also have
cat 'silent of, kerepe, which withdrew
the *---- Iliot ceased to annoy his commerce, and to bring their
serliehleti 'lnipretisnients from American vessels were 1
rich prizes our ports; on running tiles, we
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practised, suggestexpectatioes'that peace and amity other proofs, to demonstrate the hitompetenr.y and,
fluty be established; we arr%cornpelled on the *their i the illegality of a blockade, the. Proclamation of
hood, by the refusal: of the lithisitarernmeet te.ao, , which-
has made the pretext for vexing ISO die-
.' • Lcouraging the commerce of neutral Powers eith the
cps too °gored mediation of the Coperor of Koisaesi...,„
ilt , tea , Status, P.. ...
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by the delays in giving *fact to its own proprktudit of i
i ac 'Co meet the extended and diversified warfare
a direct negociatien, end, ahem all, by the Plitt- lulopted by the enemy, great bodice of militia have
ciplo and meaner in4indait964Br*:. Jett"), ii4ol4di 3' been taken into the service of the public.defeece, and
• carried on) to infer that kstelet htisiiitty is ledulged, great expences incurred. That the -slefesice every
where may be both more coevenient dnd more *co•
more violent than ever, ogainst the rights and pros.
notnieal, Congress will see the necessity of immediate
porky of. this emsistry.• 'lbis increased violence is
measures • for filling the ranks of the regular army,
best explained by two important circumstances, that and2of- enlarging the provisions for special corps,
I, greet c°1111"4. In: F•6ll°Pe f**l lin,._ equiliarlia mounted and dismounted, be engaged for a longer
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goareutettietV its States against the anibltterief any ' period lig service than are due from the militia. I
liTs been ilthoist thy de& on the dterbear- earnestly renew at the same. tune a recommendation.
iniPoitec Ofgrilitlirittellibn 'hit Ocean, and that ' of 'digit-changes in the system of the militia, am by
it his lift ln bet hittili disposable armoury, with I clas.ing and disciplining on the nowt prompt and ac-
which, ' fOrglitting -the!.dlftealties .of a . moot(' . War dve service the portion most capable of it, will give
agniiist a free. people, and, yielding it° the intoxicatieth'ito than resource for the public safety all the reqeisite
of 'succerig wilds thd.sexaln pistol-A.4feet vietim't o' a . energy and effieleecy.
before her tryee4, elel,chorishatothspevof still Niftier i 66 A pit tif• the sqoadren se Like-Erie has been -
thiraodieinpo plover oireedy formidable in its abuses',extended to Lake Ileron, and has produced the ltd- -
eo thp tranquillity Of. Ike' cirlinted nod commercial •: vantage. or ilipplaging ;our commaud .of . tbot.l.ake
espelsi.- • 1104 tw bel ever ,elay,hara iuspi red Olieetteroy ekes, t 'One object of the expedition was .the . rides's,
with iii:e**o/0110(tAbit'Alt par se .the,P4Ogelatigthl , tihn of 'ltAlithinen, which falleti; with the Inas of a few I •
. csfei vtaii,te, more-able to main} as)thapiltom to<ocos Write "eh', 'tensing Whom was Oh ot%Ver distingni.hed
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quire its: iridopetplence,, end., wi .tat„tl4eaolipo• tit, 4,: for his gallant raploito, and the expedition ably eon. , *a r"
By the somevessel Which brought the Presi ent MA-
relidered •firre .1141(40 by the elperienob-g,its", Mos• deeted• by both tend and naval commanders, was
siege), oao neleasielibereta ,but en, thlt.lPettlo 111014,4% other wise vituabte in its effects, " tisori's Message, we have Halifax Papers to the Otb
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firelluelfoe defeetiug, the eaumiagant, memento ofwo- i 66 The, monies received into the Treosury, de in.. kt., New York Gazettes' to the 4th Septembets, and
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WuncintlailleVt. isi4l•nli,with*bichosioulth"trlt.CisaloWi,, the tripe otosAlis ending the 1301'Jan. last, amounterl. seine private advices of a very contrary autture from
be psirouad against,ist,-. in,tiresteloto of
,the`preaept, to 3'; matrons of drillers, of which II 'millions-were ' se we yesterday announc.d a 1 .having been re-
canipeige, witliolt ittreograeuted means, and watitett,t the inerceeds if the Public Revenue, and the re.,. .t.;, ••
:col from Liverpool, and 'which We earnestly:.
oceptithem,,lte bet little, geolosit. ferstinsaltatien, AM.., rider leriied from Loans. The disbersemelis for hope
• . .1 will prove Untreie. .• Instead of ,Coatosott'a
less he can feel it in the fidtc4filii At lia•rectut moms Public Ca urea during - 'nto .plftlad or ~ .
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PARAttOfier. (bit .4104 41.• ILO i the neighbouring 31-millions of dellars , she Tssisoloie 'oo fleet. &ovine been
.-deiteezed•;.oty- I,4ll.'..lietitaltol
taws et Avoitupia,.freesAieth
.of-which his ,retreats , the let of• July near five fili 'dollera. .' tad himself taken prliouttro it Ili 'now ._ sited. t,n at- I
wore se pref4piteotote hje:ottf,mpts were .hold and i 66 The denoted% during the reoliaisolea ot tleepre. lone! • has been defeetid, and Sir ...I'lltis.. Yib
fortunate. In his other incursions onoill. Alla,utic seat year, already aetherizeit by Cangresa, and the wounded. The circa's Stance- is des sighed In en
frontier, klie,proemek often obecked awl olMfiiird.bY• "%Pewees incident tli .an **tension of the operations
article from ilalifax:--" 'lira. am setry to %ear,
thl martial spirit of tire, heig„libearieg citiams, 14. of- the war will render necessary that bole, sums •
chef
bad more effet4 is ilistreaSintiotljeldunitFen4 iediss should be provided to meet them. From tnis view of; ua. report has just riatbed...town from King.;
bonourieg his arms, than in proniotiug any object of, 'time pational affairs Congress will be urged to take up, stow,. stetitte, that an action 'has • taboo place oh
logitimistir warfare. , Ared Ito the two instances men. without delay, as well the subject of pecuniary sup- 1 take-Ontario, between the British ficitiliti under
tioned, however deeply to be mgressteti, on our part,, plisis as that of military force, and on a scale corn. I Sit'jthats Into,and that of the Visited States, wider
io'his stranger...oi success, .whichInfeeropted fur a au - suensurate with the extent and character which the reorniniadoieCitaeoceY; in which the former was
*tut onto the.arclioacy.publia basipess at tit* seatpb• war •Ilas assumed..
I and Sit James YE° wounded. We hope
Gierernipent,. tin creepelisition coo. accrue for tiniti! 4' •it is not to he disguised that the situation of •- • defeated,
the account will -tern out to be erP6neous." We
.Is ef.character with the world, by this virrietiun. Or . Pun country calls for its greatest efforts 6 40 enemy
private piopeky, and his destroctirae.,t:A ,Puitlip.Vdis' is .powerful in men and money, on the,landendpn 'shall inCided be truly rejoicedto find this report in- I
fie" peotet:ted as toonomewtti at 10, Arts 4$ th.e.lrs ' the water; availing himself of fortunate clreernstances, eviireet • at likewise one, stating that the Americans 1
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of civilised via afire. Oiscour side ate esti oppee to, •be is-aiming, with an undivided force, .a deadly blow had made a successful sortie from Fort Erie, in con- I
*aeries of .aebieveasents which have taws:new ittehlt at our growing prosperi;v, perhaps at oaf national ,
sequence of which we sustained a toss of 400 men,
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to the Amelican .arnol, - amides lbs brilliatot ;Kir • existence. lie has avowed his purpose of trampling .
end three principal officers.
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gliteti ei.,She minor fporatkeno.cif the caattialtpy the ; on the usages of civilised warfare, and give(' earnest 1
splendid 'victories gained on the Caundian side et Jim; of it in the pluuder arid wanton destruction ofprivale - Its should we have been for the honour and I
raohy.ottie, tA evetricAo • fosees,andertildejoisCe.l. property. • • ' interests •of oar country, could we have opposed
4)rowiß.asellirigadiora ficott cud (;nines, have 1 ilt In the pride of maritime dominion, aed.iw bit something like the certainty of a triurophbecoming
pained for these heroes awl their emolitimerpepoo 1 tlirst of commercial monopoly, tie strikes with peeu. I our arms, to the disastrous events vs liicleplinve lately
alone the most entadinglaervis ; RIO having theta- i liar animosity at the progress of our tiasigation an 4 I distirtgu
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rsherl this ill-conducted wnr, and the tri-
pliantly proved the papiressite discipline of the Ames I runnufactures : his barbarous policy had not eve*:
urophant detail of shame given in the 'American 1
r:cari soldiery, hale tlhillit the enemy that the longer I seared those monuments or taste with which °eel,
he protraets his hostilewedets, the more certain and 1 c .entry had enriched and embellished our infies 1 PatiilDENl''S MeSange tO 'the, assembled itepresen.
deciviirO 4111:belils' fiiiidisormithere. Ore the tiduth. i Metropolis. From such an adversity, .hostility in • tatives of our re-animated enemy. As we have given
ens border victory bis6eolviineed also to follow the' its greatest force and worst forms may tu''.ll°lied for. ! this important document at length' we shall refer 41
Whisteleiti•Stendarrti. The .bold • sad fsilfel. opPra- 1 The American people will face it with • undaunted it, as confirming all that we have •edvanced, "sil
direootiti
ejois-General laclisotwetriodutting troops! spii it,
.which, in their revolutionary war, defeated '
[advanced %WI regret, on the momentous topics]
drawn• frliniihe Ililtitia, a,l the Stiles. least diatantv 1 his unrighteous prejects : his greats mid his bailie.
: which it embraces. The blazing ruins of the Anie- I'
peetleologly of ri:ciessei, basing geW eiLpo, Kin-' cities, instead of dismay, will kindledn every boleti
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eipal..tritses,of hostile savages, and.by.:eitebtt ~n., iau indignation not to be extineuisheri, but in the dim. rican Metropolis, and the finmes so . injudiciously- ,
peace with themoprectided• by receet end eri tog, isester -sad osopuision of such cruel iiimiders. In pro: kindled, but to consuele, in other quarters, as
chastisement, we haeo guarded': agile., thtila hie, l!tirling the Means necessary, the milieus'! legislator Might well he expected, have not been made to re- '
lion.. with. the i BtAcYth . i`Oro4-I**, 1.01 not distrust the enlightened pat
er ttismpf his co. • acct
n a lustre oil • our name by him who saw the
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with our aogreented means to justify ezeltetheps—ira
really we believe the Ministerial scribes will Maasliii
difficulty in answering him. We will oat avow
—After dwelling on topics which we could with
had not had an opportunity of descanting gpsi
Mr. M. comes to touch on the prosperity of
United States, and here he is force,l to Ilcknelandi
the prospect is not quite so encouraging. The
sent means are represented as inadeqeate to Ascot,
tinuance of the war, but it is for the mime", pm
curing extended exertion, and -the -efforts et
ties to support the strut," that his tap*"
ations are Made,' and sorry—Air we to psi*
that the eiry for war is now heard from one el
of America to the other. Although large bud*
militia have been taken into the service and ,

Council, geneirrelty, or any three or more . ~
necessity of. immediate stea 44!snres for filling
gist
tb declare his Royal Ilighnisi the Prince Regent's' eipences incurred, ite'trnits Congress will 1.1111104
will 'and •-pleasate. for the ~ farther l'roroptiots
.of .PKrilaittnnt4 intil• •Teeadnyt ;the. Bth instant,' ranK
nt. the regular army. and 'for
.engaging lic
ca•
then to be holden. and sitler the dispatch of divers (both of cavalry and infatcry) for longer porioed
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'weighty and inviiitettintaffairk,..was then read. After .
i servce an are.dt! trim,. thi:taillitis;', -.... . ,-...4
,which the limits CIIANib:LLIM as organ of the Corn.
missioners, tultiressed the Assembly as follows: . Tice negotiations for .Pelse are aWided. tit
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; • 66 MYLORD4 AND GtNTLEMEN, . tt has
every. occasion and -ill Wiwi proper mods •
Mr.Sl ADI S 0 ii, . jays-" fill - •Gresinime,
'6 By virtue of the Commission, under the.Gresi
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nifested a sincere desire. Irv, arrest the effo
of blood, and 'Meet .is 40;11e gvisend of join.
and reconitiliation."—We shoehl now like ti 61
some information from our Ministers on this
subject, and the pretensions so unespectedly AN op ,
for a new b'oundary—un attempt sere to initiated.
Americans, and draw forth salt their hostility spin",
us. As Parliament meets 'next week, we, tnnt
shall hear something frcms Ateeitority of the oat fl
of the protraction of this unfortunate controls'. INV
u some becoming remarks from our Representativii„H
on thi 'imbecility, the management, an& Watg .
vigour, which hive led to the load of disgran ity
.now covers us. •
,It is,seid..tisat the Anied Spiereies will remand
*leans tall the 10th. inst. when it is espected the
, business of the tongs's! ,be_terminated.

'llea Duke of Devtakietiitc left his seat, Bolts
Abbey,: Yorkshire, 'yesterday, for Castle Horn*
ea -a elsit to the Ear% end Countess of Csiii4
His Grate is expected' in town on Sunday or Meek'
neXt.
or
The Merchants and otbmeninterested in the Bond.
irig
.atvsl WtteltiitMint. eel have appoleted a'
General Meeting foe Ile h instant. Se distant a'
day is fixed to- abcdAse e klercbiats, at Chien.'
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Amoligskilleffsziousiiitiparilt yesterday, it en
*stated that the Commisriatterelettitent had at lent
broken No, and that the aegailatiou% bad. ternimna
unsuccessfully. ' ' - • . ,•
Letters received yesterday film 13eordeatts, mob;
tion.that the expedition under ..$r CYR, Anti*,
poefilisi oit of Cipytanes bail: been laretvented.freetAl
it for the present,'
The action bet Ween t 1 Warp bid the Asked'
A . nrio en„_. _ 4 Captain the lime! n'.
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riiellii r - tr. lin—
was arrasirdt.day s afterwards by the amp, n
yestefelly 'in' .the neighbourhood of the Royal Fai
change, and he aarmed, without qualificatirin, An
the only damage suffered by the American ship war
one shot through the hull, with. one aearnau killet
and two wounded. -The IVasp, we are told, WWI
for the Canaries. ,'....*..,,.i:- • '
Accounts hare reildiedletrnirent Ciltrattr, te the
11th ult. General Dos had arrieed• there tout as
Licutenant-Goiernor. crenerttl SIOTII was about!,
return to England. W.e are happy to find that de
fever had considerably-abated, and the deaths IA
new cases weregreetly reduced. The Hyacinths!
of war, with' 6.1.01141? e England; was under asiglll
on the 10th. . I ;
Hur.r, 0Ct..30.;---1 weft, to inform you of (1111
safety of the' Clapham;. after encountering a very
heavy gale In Narva Boy, in-which I lament to say,
that the .Auguslai ileadlingt is lbst, with ten sail el
transports ; we have on lettee front Captain Monroe,'
but Messrs. Bolton has one from Thorley, Bobo*
and Co. mentioning, amongst other ships, that the
Clapham and , Mary and Elizabeth, were oft
these are nll the particulars we have heard as yet.
The ltvia, 1)odd, of Greenock, from Newfootet•
land to Portugal, is taken and burnt by die Mars'
moth privateer.-n .
The :Hope, IVl'Dottald, from .Guadaletepe, Va
totally last on the 14th ult., near St. Jean ds it•
only one man saved. .
Winter hassmide Its approaches In this part oft.
.Country. in a manner' that threatens a repetitiori it
the severities f ;Which it was distinguished Iry the
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.begiuning of the present 'year. Sharp end Orel,
winds, ,:veltli -heavy. sheviers„ retailed at the begin'
ning 01* thii week,' and on Teesdey -we Intil some.
‘PEN storms of hail, the. stnnes. of whichwife '
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ttiteentsleThey will cheerfully and Judly bear every
fearless. disregard of the laws which govern civilized usually- laree.—(Cornwali ltpert
burthen of every kind which the sakty and honour of
the nation demands. . - .1
.• A i nations, and the purity of our former glory, evinced I . List ►week a young Lady eloped qii!tty tile V*
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r.,' ”, We hate seen them every-al Site their teem by British Commanders openly ev °Wing the molt'; e'tl'h(l7,lsubeltle;rtrie4"ll6._,,. . ""kb""leeklmh**4.4llllllr• ''
ge supposed on a nsatylooarel OP
i direct and indirect, with the gm, promptness and tint:tofu! comadisions,. on a spot apparently chosen li
ottion to Gretun'Oreen. The Lady Is i' Weer?
ralacriry: wellase seen them rushing with enthusiasm for the purpose of.gislng pre_eminent.celehrity. to the highly. allied, • ;lid 29f considerable expectatitMere•
L•to scenes where danger and duty call, and °tiering
oultallowed oct of tarnishing at a that' the inost un? ; They, hitie tint since been 'heard of, .
! their btood they give their serest pledge tbat uo other , that Mr.
t'ribute will be withheld. . fortunate the brightest boast of our teantry. The !
" Altuting.forborno to declare war until to other station y •
which b • this Expose and the
' itialsolitic ion lt was stated.in 041 'leper of yesterday,
... . Saturday 'night* on Ifounslow.lteath, by two t i
, KLAN; 'dr Deer lone Theatre, was stopprdt_o:
aggetleitions had been added the capture of neatly
.duct of our Catehment, both 'in a naielind military
pads, instead-of Sunday eight.
' *WO American vessels, stud the impressment of thou. point of view, we are made- to hold in the eyes of
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sands of seafaring citizens, and twit a fittal declare.
Furope accords but little with the high rank in point good supply of Wheat this eloinieg, bat our p
time Ku been made by the Government of Ghia 4,- ' , Coite-ExtitaNGE, Nov. 2.-:--We •Itad • pie
of character and energy which we held not a twelve, for that of fine quality.resna is as en Monday, "k
Britain that ha hostile orders egeinst our commerce -
would not be reertkoll, but on condition' as irotios• month ago, and we cannot but feel mortified and tle.lithe ordinary
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'aible As allot, whilst it was known that these Orders graded at the contemplation. It will avail b illttle,to ••
-per quarter. Roving awr arrival. of .
sorts ar*,VOleablet at i-deeßalifineeyo;
would not otherwise cease bdt alth a war, which had COI out that Mr".Mantsow ha eowerd ; he nevet set'.
lasted .nearly 20 yenta, cad which, according to sp:. tk for a hero, he knows he will gain hisporpose 8.911.0.i11t ip•eddttlen to. R. considerable quahntr
Mono.; ' itittied.dall gale fbr that article, whisk
pcaranee at that time, might last as many, ntori-4. bitter Intl is. per quarter ehetiPei•.. Oats go 0;2
by the ►pen than the sword : and, indeed, it stoat;, the supPlibeia.large,
Itftvitig atattifested on every °maim, and in every t
is far more formidable with the reasoning we have. In Peas, &an% and, t, r articles, there it eo r,
proper mode, a sincere desire to meet. else entity on
the ground of justiceotg I.olollltloll to &feint our Riven him. than any lion. ft 41
other weapon he could emploe.
wilt"( ~retitetti
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'beloved country, and to oppose to the esteriteirr. 'As if he had biro rending some of our Ministerial Mtn (lkoreigo) 4.s iu+ .014 ditto .......... .. ...
severing hostility all bur energy within Ondimblisited '4 Tick do. ..........• !!...;
and but few bu .._.
announcements of the devastations at the capital, Ante •• ....... '•• ::.,:,* .sli old .... . .......... • j
disposition towards peace and frimuishitt on honour.: and the boasting threats of inflicting still 'greater New ditto .
able terms, meet Gerry Fine ditto ..........
with it the good wishes of the :
vengeance •
on the United - b it Malt •iii-i•ei- ........ •.0 14 _ .... 0
impartial world, and the best hopes of sapped from , 711 States, now tat a our white -•
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au Ornuipoteat seed kited Providence. 1 hands were at liberty to embark hi the. work of de.' 'llDeitwto4h.l4;?r:.:t:••Ali--I'-':':' • flea likulle•"•
fe)• 55 Fine Fine . . ... ••• r
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" JAMES MADISON." etteCtleitamoskuuratioNlie asks, 1
,t w hat hare wedont they Peas
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