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LEEDS, S4ruittbsr, Lam, 22,..g•
Three o'Cleek, P. K.
inclemency of the weather during the last fest
de bas been almost unparalleled. All communi-
cat with the metropolis has been suspended fat
two.days, neither the mail nor any other coach hav-
ing) arrived since Thursday. The communication
grids the south generally is also interrupted. We
ate, of course, without say London Papeti for the
two last days. The express wet sent yesterday after-
noon' to meet the mail has not returned, and we
were consequently obliged to go to press without
being able io communicate any recent foreign iutelli-
getice to our Readers.
AIL the coaches which left town this morning were
obliged to return, after proceeding two or three
mild, though they were furnished with an unusual
istualber of horses, being unable to penetrate through
ttitle masses of drifted snow. The AVhite Cloth-hall,

To raiz EDITOR or res STATESMAN.

lively sense of his gratitude for the warm interest not abandon him but frellireotnpalsiou?,-,Wes it ne- ,
which his Royal Iligheets took in their cause, and , cessary to achieve the cpaquest of *Holland before
said that the Ktoc., his brother, was So impressed' i the Dutch would restore the Stadtholder ?-Dies
with the obligations he owed him, that it was Itie I not every document published by BOWARARTE, all
settled intention, as soon as he should be seated on't his speeches, all his measures, prove thatithe people
the throne of France, to pay a visit to England per. 'do not love him, and will not rise to support him ?"
tonally, to express his acknowledgments to his Royat This string of questions might easily bit !answer-
Highness for the gracious favour and protection . „el, but, in truth, they are not to the purpose. The
which he had shown to him and his family. The French people will resist invasion as other nations
Pat ,ca Raor.sr replied, as the report goes, that he have generally done, from a dislike to the thing i'-1
hoped the Coronation of Louts XVIII. would beat self, and its attendant horrors ; fete-tbels44qdirli-
Paris and not pt Rheims, for it was the determine- ; tion at the ambitions views and deceitful pitifestiona
tiou of the Allied Sovereigns to be present, ' and .of their invaders ; and from a feeliegiseculikr to the i
1-I shiliart be the last.' " ' occasion, of scorn and detestatiee at the ittetoPt to
- -0,4 yaw of the Times has expressed himself on force a Sovereign upon' them at •do lm iPt 9, the
diatoobjeet in the following manner:- bayonet-more, perhaps, that from any t oitted sr-
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We are happy to learn that his Royal High- fection they bear to Bowan:lett, or from any re.
wet% information (which, of course, must be tole- ' gard they pay to his speechei or measures.
aff;a7afrite) of the state of national feeling in Should the French *rite'', succeed in convincing
litsfettik, laid if the views and intentions of the Al- the French that What was considered the
..._ people,
110' astifest,rite of a nature to justify such a visit. best measure of the Allies, erase from bad motion
We avit to learn a circumstance which so ber (we mean the Declaration pot forth of their moderate
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NAVAL INTRLLIOENCE.. I prnperly turned his. atteetion to the presesstissilsoWiell
I We are happy to see the Lord Mayor itac.ivq.
ttrongly or . aositstr hopes of the approaching down- views end designs, touching the French nation),
tel of theXy• rani: It is matter of congratulation/ they wilt have bat little trouble to put the laws of '
—sow-- . state of the streets in the Metropolis. Jtittas-410 •
ildsitskirs:ol who are wcarieJ of the long drama conscription in and to arouse the indignation • as
force, .. oarswooso, JAW 24.-Anriyed the Crocodile frigate, tune that efficient measures should be tailltilisAfinis.,
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. Itc';ittirltlr: which has been :.sting in Europe of its inhabitants. The occurrences of the present anise Oporto, with a tte‘t. Clareedoe transport, from move, or a' least to diminish the griewinrei • 4:sl‘.
Xt[etil refs, that it draws near its en cannot fail but strike both Philosopher Ilog-ijert Mahon, sailed the 14tHalitt Oder convoy of his bliriesty's Friday and Saturday it .0 as .dangerous ,td:wiPh its
4soir **tern, Macbeth is assailed on all sides.
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Ite Statesman of the infirmity of mind tO which tholltble BegiSIIY,
ed at -Um wows wit•ct‘.. •
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,-. . / Navin;, in cil'iiisethe Mitering. wearposts,.via. th.. City,
bend ;thee;
.impossible to go trareversent
-.741iy, ,L..,, *e .al. hi. -to a stake : he cannot fi9 ; most exalted of mankind are liable.' 'That an asserts 141ao liana, Mall Ann, Adamant, 42i Dawsouth. 944 Royal
foselpsobliiiillemust fight the course.' What time blage of Potentatit 'should commit *hie eery fault • Brit"i *CS Cornwallir.
_ y 1 :Ind 42 William'. These nevem tram-
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brneu pt e, t I:11 te ; themselves.
with the o . 'Ana . .... tn,n eat!usted ' f hattaq - ' 14e -
aa pro** what project so wise and just, as that :which had brought their powerful• fool tothe brink af .r.prts have not arrived.—Amved the Hope stoop of war from
tot be v enet by men of cn-dmary feelinuitalooll7....
the lawfol. Sovereign should now appear: ' encom- : • • th ' • t tfilch weoftew
, resn, none of ose inconsis en acts, w IPlywouiti.-Suited the Seahorse and Wolverene fur et Cher-
estreme pain, which was in a manner &avenues-ICA
aorta.
passer his kingdom's part, ' and claim that ' witness in private life, but which could not have beet* . ,3.lfltOlren, lax. 19.—The Susan, Conk' which an*" ' the plausible excuse winch the slow progress og iii.. ,‘.
tr- horses seee,cd to furnish.
tillVaisee, which is the due of his birth, and which, calculated i. poti,or expected on sOlarge a scaleitowhlch ,
sesieray. bra nis an ReColiDi t..st two rent r testes *cm i - s
iiiki.li ih. istisaising in France any rational loyalty, ' the eyes of all the world were necessiri ly drawn. 'Wring of the Canaries 1 F .1" . .' A the evil is not coufined to the ay.f‘!^'", 14..hciPle:• •
about V. 5 iht3s since, but it was ascer- _tire w•_,
isa to remove it will not be peculiar se siiilLoist
1 instiuctite patriotism, any justitte, or any If the French Newspapers wanted arguments to • tamed they had proceeded for the enlist 14 Africa.—Arrived
4rtue, must be paid with zeal and cheerfulness.- i Mayor. In very many 5...-iets the roads and petits
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prove the dangerous purpose of the professions of toe .141a4Inwer, from Opono ; she parted yesterday with the t%nys Pre se i holii ci up, that it is impossible to more
trappiii the, restorauos of the Royal House 0 ; moderation in the Allies, sufortenately the Prod*. ospert•, Lisbon, and Berated& beet`, .1 the Lizard, under with any degree of celerity, and •dalgeyeste; te`.q-
Botresow becomes egrevy day Mete Probable.", 1- 'on of Gen. Axons. has furnished them with etoroy of several men of war; the wind war, sben about S. W. tempt moving at 811'
The
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Pildttdka(7atti:Cir4
The memory of the Invariants Personage in gees- 1 powerful ones. That Paper has changed the cies sae the Portuguese packet De LifbOtl, frost St. Salvador to supply of water, are so conruirae .
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tion must, we think, have fallen into some decay, i edence anti eeho of the people of that troubind Iddlion, with coitus andsegar, after being capi y t
w.f.,' b., the E._ number of !host, who go to them cannot earwig
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or he Could not have uttered the expressions imputed !country, into terror and re, nd thus it has gene Freed' privateer, and recaptaredh
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by ids majesty's ship the water when they have filled their phis, kc....
the consequence it, iris suffered tr,t Dot in waste, A.
tifibint without a blush, if he supposed his Speech, often happened that an over zealous warrior has !aim...3mm _ considerable part of the street becomes inendatel it'll,.
delivered a few short mouths ago to . the British aas:kua.d. stan4.-t,aw:tofte riPoiwYamo trolmilheYtt. ever, last oight,
; mediatele, end in a few hours a sheet of ice is tot w•
the saixessful fruit of his sword by the i
',-6"` the Wisehester, Moffatt, bound to the East Indies.
Itahliament, had ever been read bythe individual
to discreet use of the pen. A good fighter rarely proves , vi n ii and i ' 1 W
ed, h* it miebealmost console those whotaXiie.seow
, ..-JULateurn, JAW. 19.-Arrived the ..ac..el -nn, —,
Las disappointed .1 .bhai ting at the Can anti tb;s
whom they were addressed. •Arhilst the • Times is :tobe a good writer.
mot memo Ayres to London, after being taken by an Arneri-
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quite in raptures at this illustrious visit, its hewourable 1.
. - is. • caisprivileer, and retaken by the Cydnus frigate: 01,0 arrived :
do liii:tc.
i The River Water Companies would. . , - .
Co: for in the task of public deeeptiets, has , It is conideonly reported that the American Pee- the Crow I.le, Watson, from Storm; Cumberland, Lai& • 'plume theaiseives oak their efforts to affoisktit-
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the italics not to believe a word of it to be true. SIDTNI'‘ Me-sage to Congress, which Assetnbly was roar', from Pancras; Fradei irk, Shepherd, froze Cadiz; aid superior amosomedatiim in this way. irk-..
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"nth the Courier, it is the " gossiping of some to meet at Wesitiagton on the fuss Illeuday in De. Obs Henry, Morris, from Port Mahon,
i we observe bootie ef tbeklugs have cocki,
cember, bas.rea.ched Londe. and that it is of a very I them. These, at the water can at oncolssi.hds.peal ei.r
fling's Messenger," and "sash am absurd story as . , . . ,
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warlike character. We are told that a stair la"
iby these avho go to them (even when a child ise9t),
imanor impose on any malt of common understand- 1., tleneral OAKES is mentioned as the successor to
rived at Lisbon from the neichtrouritood atf. are much better than the others. It is t:owpm;
lag.•• This disagreement in opinion between the which set sail on the 12. th of last isoasth. The _
.• trelserat Tawas in the post of Lieutenant• General . • . • 6 . tiont 166
' ; the public will countenance Inn e op° en ct
toe Prieto, who give themselves up with the most yevanee between Washington and •• Boston regain .
'•-isg of the Ordnance. .
diet/wives by improvements like ttsesev.viiiirkt a
lilmoselest baseness to the will of the " powers that , out two or three days it IS Mat Itiewitsistent with GENERAL POST-OFFICE, JANUARY 25, Tstretve
time like the preseut, are of greet Wilk pall ite-
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t..e," furnishes, at tent, one consolatory deduction- : probability that this document has bean obtaieed, following Mails
' o tot.oca NOOL-This morning the
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trove ov that tbey.ase eal eyed, but ou4 trestati-67._,_
1 The fleets vidoic4r sailed
- . tkei la tie. usual ma" ir---:......,,pf...----s---
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Stn,—l hope *it *lll not turn out at Last, that our '
Ministers are as insincere as the Allies In the pre.;
fession of moderation. It seems to me, that tile
enemies of BONAPARTE are doing him a real sersii-e
by their inconsistent and impolisic conduct. Iris
fortune seemed past ..eecosery, and his fail rspidiy
approaching, when to and behold, be has the chanc4
of recovery afforded him by those who have an in'
terest in his very destruction. Tba imporicy and
rashness of the invaders of France, are *heat to in-
spire the whole French people with• o new enures's
titrough a sudden despair fear Our &Halton of
joy will not last for ever, and that my ton aredilous
and good-natured countrymen, awaking froin Ib4; •
dream of warlike glory and prosperity, will wobititt
at-last, why they have so long been pleasell
what was going forward.—Yonr's,
Lute Bi i lain, Jan. 23. JOHN BULL.

this isorniag, presented an unusual appearance,
there being only about seven manufacturers, and the
IMP number of merchants, in the Mit ;—a circum-
rA. . which has not before occurred since the Hutt
litueted.--(l.eedi 31crcury.)
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AL ARMING Stir& or • rats. irREETS.

and were much . b Aes
Court acrd Cahill. The piles they take to persuade . .y __ ,
the poblic, that the French people are disposed nearly collected by the Queen maneof war, end Se- due:—Woecester .2 ; Shrewsbury and
vern frigate, which ships bed 130 sail in company _ .2; Bath; Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds,
to submit to the law of tile conquerors, is likely to with them on the 17th alt. off Madeira. bridge, Exeter Glowaster, Falinflurgh, Glasgow, excuse they can have for su. .4 the Itit*t tli- .
main in their present condition ? Is it inimitable to
be rendered fruitless by the sober sense of the Sri- Two frigates, two brigs, and a corvette, sailed Manchester, Norwich and Ipswich, and Taunton,
remove snow, or are scavengers only .to cleasi the
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spa people .—'94 hat party hi France, it is naturally from 'Cherbourg last week. main due. . streets after rains? if parishes are indictable for not
yoked, will be likely to assume this posture of gro- The 7: Orient squadron, which previously sailed,
In the afternoon of Thursday last, his Majesty's keeping the streets in tolerable order, nemereus
s.is said to consist of three sail of the line and fire filets may shortly,be expected to take place., in can.
• 'Veiling submission ? Will it be the Republicans?— ship the Bedford, of 74 guns, lying at the entrance
tfriU kbe emtitutionists ? Will it even be the
'Si C • • • frigates. of Harwich harbour, was run foul of by another sequence of the scandalous neglect almost every whew
sequen
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The Duke of Yona had a long interview with the to be traced. NA hen these come on, it ought In 4ts
ship; by which most violent concussion, her bow-
fest remelning partizens of the Boy aeons ? Of these, /BINGE REGENT yesterday. , remembered that the fault in most cases rests fruits
sprit and all her masts were carried away, and we
few intlitedi we believe, vernally; and in the nature of •r he Duke of MECKLENEVRGH, the Quxze's bro-
are sorry to add, that five men were killed upon the se Y „ I • 9 Fa i dO-
- hod of each *risk and not a ith the eghl .
!thing* itikippossible that their attachment should ther, has postponed his intended visit to this coca. ;ors at large. these Gentlemen
decks, and 20 more lost their lives overboard. Theought to be held pe r-
be of a personal nature towards the present repro.- try till the spring, on account of the severity of the
harbour was unusually crowded with ships, with a sonally responsible for the mischief that may be
' weather. and his indifferent state of health. Every
mutative of the B01:1100N [louse ; their attachment violent squall from the N. E. done. They have the power to prevent It, and f‘ii'l•
arraegement was made for his coming, with Mr.
can only be to the integ-ity and honour of the ancient The observations which have lately appeared in
• ing to do so, they ought to be punished. We hope
TOWNSEND and 001•0 Of the Members ivf the Depu-
, some means will be devised for making the pay.for
Francis Monarchy. But is it possible for any reason- leveret
taboo who went ke invest the Emperor of Russia „ papers relative to what is 'here termed . .
their negligence, and for puttiock oat oft sir power
The Ordinary Annual Promotion by Brevet," do
*able 111211 to suppose, that this feeling will not furnish with*, Oriler if the Garter, on their return td this to indemnify themselves by Impoeing a new.log Op
not indicate much acquaintance with the 66 best
popewerful a motive as can be imagined to resist in- . couritty.,. .: ' informed military circles." The last Brevet did the ill-used parishioners, from whom they. derirellista
Wispywhose object is evidently to degrade a , 'There ististeieelitical agent in this country from authority, which they ought to have exercismirfur
. not take place in January bat in June, and with re-
,. ... plication to Government, inja- • the comfort. and security6a; of their ceeimitivente.o
those forming the parish ves'ries are personelle
of war of that ' elide
nation, was
aelpled by a Hannan,: Prince? Are not the ;laims i &di; A rt.
. 0r...4 Tby the Rev. Mr. STERIEY, ‘
ik_a. 'eneral Officers," a better reason may be adduced.
liroug',.t,ito justice,h.. the public will have a Jiltteajteits
His Loa. ;The present high establishment of the Staff of the
V.l7mts' triatepugnant to the honour and interest of Ministeteorthe` ' its Chapel in London. continued ; . ii?n pi to t eir ives slid aceolutoodatleeiganasther
it is presumed, cannot be keg
, winter. In the name of humanity we most sekipiisly
',Pent* crown ? And will even the most deter- ship Wits plea* 'to accompany the order, immedi- .---A6nYl
, and any alteration at this moment, aed home-
ilisiiiietloost in France be willing to sacrifice these i at-ly granted flit the *lease of those prisoners, with .
diately previous to an expected reduction, would be ix. bort them to a prompt performance
• of their duty;
if it be much longer delayed, Cie dreadful con-
`..tlii personal ambition of any Monarch i Tile the most dattetingespression of regard and esteem
contrary to precedeif and regulation. We have before
eeqeenees may . ,
for the Swiss nation. be incalculable, and ti.ey will i
I.rilisto wild now remain in France, are almost to a this I deprecated the impolicy of keeping up a useless Staff
to reproach tit( nicelvcs with being the indirect cau4s
The Doke of ANGOULEWE is probe: Isi
in the districts at home; but, at the present period,
elf that pity which assumed the name time with Lord Weerawcrost in France. The Bake '
i end under existing circumstances, when there are of still mere numerous and fatal accidowes thou tlieisii "
•• it. Itutiot.i....ts, and are consequently favour- ' DE, BERRI has reached the port where he is to em. i
. scarcely any troops of any description which demand which Unhappily so many families• hare alrcaily.to
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• fiblet is Owe. free priOriples of government which bark ; and r:oneemia sets off this day for Harwich, le the -
constant luperintendance of a General Officer, ,deplore.
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- - qiuslrst Impulse to the revolution ! Is it
. Matt men .el. ihis description will endure
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The 2d battalion of the 30th regiment, 600 street ± it'
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and the 2d battalion of the 31st, 450 stroll! MIT . .
el a military expenditure must be unjustifiable;
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T,ln the Vice-Chancellor's Court, Lincoiii'fi TAN Slr
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9 . . O.ONILLY:, on Saturday, moved for an I. .ti.tioit,
' been extended beyond the stated period (24th of
-,-4.„.31e11--:. Sovereign placed on the throne of e.
e' from rortsmouth on Saturday for Holland; in trans- in the cause of Tetesca 1.. the Right Ifen;•l4iti As
December) to which army accounts are brought up w _ _ .-. . . -
rentte, by the confederated arms of foreign Princes?
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ports, under convoy of the Rinaldo. They arrived
and finally closed. We leave the Staff of Inspecting ES.LES.LZY rove, to prevent the Defendant frost
proceeding at law to recover 6341.0 n the accea4aiires
Witt they be blind -to the dangers which threaten at Portsmouth from Guernsey and Jersey in the be- Field Officers attached to the Volunteers only, to
of of the Plaintiff. It appeared, that the 'Plaintiff
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public liberty its every state, if the fatal principle ginning of last week. the economical consideration of the Secretary was Agent or Steward to Defendant, a .settking
shook! once be established, that, each of the The Gazelle of Saturday gives the rent of the
.. i State for the Home Department to whom this
.. Officers of the three provisional battalions of militia, branch
of I an account in the year 1812, the Plaintiff gave the
Eanrapetii Potentates shall have the guarantee of all
viz. the Becks Colonel R. the Marquis of Biiii-
The third anniversary dinner of the Philharmonists being dishonoured, the Defendant proceeded at lasr
jibe yea, for the permanence of his authority I— mamas; the Vest Middlesex Colonel E. Baii.zo;
which took place on Friday, when Mr. Ixcernox for the recovery of it. The payment was resisted
And will they not discover, that if by the power of)4‘. the Wobloh, Colonel Sir iir. W. WYNN&
n resided as Chairman, and Mr. Wm BRoADNURAT '
foreign arms the Boumeotes should be restored, IriDenichmeets of the Royal Horse daardslßlne), "r ~ ~ . * upon the ground, that the Defendant was indebted to
os rice Chair, assisted.., in the
_vocal department,, by the Plaintiff for services done in valuing, viewit%:,
it Mighty.. step will have been taken towatie 241 lifs(Guar4s, 10th Hussars, and 1811 401'1'141 ..,
ebara. hair,
1 INNRTI 1. ATLOR, LOLLIES, • and allotting an estate, and for preparing and Ira
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3he ' ettablishment of this principle? This is:it have embarked at Portsmouth, to join, Good Wei-.
And Master Wiemaets, &c. ling oat 95 leases for the Queen's county estate ni
point of view in which the subject of the re- ereceoi. They consist of aboutltO men
and are to sail immediately for Passages. A ExECUTION.---Yetiterday morning' Martin Hogan, Ireland, at the time he accepted the bills of exehan ~..
horses,for the murder of Lieutenant Jobbson, underwent ,
'Motivation Of the exiled family has not been suffi..l",,ery large body of infantry will etnbark to a few The VICOCKANCEELOR took time to consider rite
the sentence of the taw, at Execution-dock, in pro- I motion,
tient', considered ; but we deceive ourselves, if days.
who left Paris on the 4th, states that space of a few „dawn. The unhappy man was A considerable time since the Revenue cat lots
we believe that it can have escaped the attention A GeII.PINI
there werlito Cemasetions in that capital, but that conveyed from New ate in a cart, conducted by Turiar and Live 4 seized a mangling bigger, and as
of those who would be must likely to further that
the people freely vent their sentiments on the Go- a number of Qty Officers, and appeared to meet they werecarryingher into Dongeness,thecrews of the
his fate with the same unconcern he bad displayed on revenue cotters were furiously attacked by a numerous
Plenty if an opportunity °tiered, to accomplish it by T
ernmeut, at the coffee-houses, and other public
his trial. ,• !
domestic means. The interference of Crowned places, , body orsmugglers from the beach of that port,he fi flea
Heads in questions relative to the succession of other The Thames Is now completely frozen over in The wheel ke so extremely rich, that the adds are muskets, pistols, kr- into the cutters. The ringired r .
, an %Musky, a sheep not very greet) bas that the first Prise drawn above of the smugglers, a man of the name of Minted, hest - .
kingdoms than their own, will be viewed by all many parts. At. ,Clikerick.
purchased by sAteriptsea of the inhabitaats .was WI. on Wedneadastsext, when the Lottery finishes, avoided all pursuit, till Pearkes the Boa -street
friends to liberty with suspicion and alarm. It has p. '
muted wboleots the km, add afterwards cut up rid will receive 40,0011!!! in fact, the CII•••••IS now officer, being employed, apprehended him at day. •
a manifest tendency to lessen the dependance of
distributed amoug.die ;oiliest classes of the neigh- greater than was ever known before. . . break) in bed, at a house Lydd,.in Kent. He • fIA
kings on public opinion, and by making tyranny
bourhood. • This morning, bkween one and 'two o'cloilli, ao conveyed befor•Mr. Mat
Aa • Magistrate, et Wi.
less dangernas, to make it more frequent and am- Hesen.—The Losts-Idayeal after baspeciitigtho alarming fire broke out in the elaboretory belonging &ant, and being identified, was folly committed for.•
guarded.—The Courier asks," Is BONAPA RTE so be- returns, ordered the price of Bread to raise eye to Messrs. Covisyn and Co. chemist% 'and druggists,trial to Maidstone, at tbe ensuing Assizes'. • •,. „.-
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2.clin the perk totif.—they Qnattells Loaf Holborn, which it entirely consumed. The loss on Arrived at Hall, Gainsourongli packet, 'lke* Re:—
loved in France—is his authority so rooted and hot- Anise, or . -
lisoland. ;
touted in the ideation of the people) that they will i will be on Thursday it. ail. this Gamlen Is ton large extent. ..
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sty that tits OKlllllallt alas aeon oatmeal. w ----- ."-
plow. porta isce.
,eets 'muck sanag fro■ pertmnalith ea Die base reached this Office, sit.:2Brighton,Rye7
Notootillosailknam., • - . ... •Y. Dower Nor • ' pt.s jcb, and the fn most of the parishes we believe those 'those
e mach dispersed by viotent gales hash - • "..*- • ''• I.'. ittrwifitir43llr4l6ll444Plls6lo4
ollected by the Quer* mow-of war, and Sc- (Itte:—womster 2; Shrewsburd Holy- 9
a - .tea ore pretty reg. wwe poleax
. rhea of that duty. We sheald like to know *bar
rate. which ships had 130 sail in company d Blob; gErminghant, Bristol, LewisLe, tolm-
. cia..„„, excuse they can have for suffering the streets tq re.

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t LEEDS, S4TURDAY, Lilts 22.. ITo ran EDITOR or tea STATESMAN.
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Aland before 'Three o'clock, P.M'. --"Ilmi"--
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older ?—D ---iviso.--
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mum-iters are as insincere as the Mlle's 'in the prop t'
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1 Sto,—l hope it *ill not turn out at Wirt, that our '
SIL A/ATE9 a" inclemency
e of the weather during the last few
it has been almost unparalleled. All comm it& of moderation. It seems to me, that the
with the metropolis has been suspended for i reni°9 •
ist4be people cot. . -
enemies of BONAPARTE are doing him a real sercire
°Nom him?" two days, neither the mail nor any other coach hayl
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!answer_ kite arrived since Thursday. The communication Iby their inconsistent and impolitic conduct. Iris -:
with the south generally is also interrupted. We' fortune seemed past -recovery, and his fall rabidly
urpese. The ace
, of course, without any London Papers for the I approaching, when to and behold, be has the chanc4
00110 C nations two list days." The•express we sent yesterday after- I a ~
recovery afforded him by those who have ao in,
the Mier ite awn' to meet the mail has not returned, and we I
,crest in his very destruction. The impolicy and -
thein4ndigne- were consequently obliged to go to press without •
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pi pssfessi
the out being able to communicate any recent foreign 'mom_ I rashness of the invaders of France, are *hoist tit in-
me lea
',e geviee to our Readers. I spire the whole French people with• anew
.courages• :
r to
All the coaches which left town this morning were : through a sudden despair 1!! f• fear Our Miriam of
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he "tempt to obit ged to return, after proceeding two or three :i o • will not last for ever, and that my toe aredelesia - . •
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10444 fif the toilet) , though they were furnished with an unusual ''an'd good-natured countrymen, awaking frees* 44( - -
ty t onted ef- ;number of horses, being unable to penetrate through
dream of warlike glory and prosperity, will wonintir -
from any re. the masses of drifted snow. The AVhite Cloth-hall,
: at last, why they have so long been pleasell tkifif
this isorniag, presented an unusual appearance, res.
there being only about seven manufacturers, and the , what was going forward.—Your's, &c.
in convincing - . -
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SaMo number of merchants, in the Ilan ;—a circum- 1 Li I 11. i i JOHN BOLL. • !. •
considered the
.r which has not before occurred since the Hall I - •
m bad motives siltected.--(Leedi Mcreury.)- ALARMING 5T4114. or •rass irREETS. .*
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their moderate I. ‘. '
•ench nation) • ' We are happy to see the Lord Mayo las very
t • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.'
the laws bf • • properly turned his attention to the preelettwitser
it eiteet
- • .a.—stale of the streets in the Metropolis. .feenas.,4o •
be indig •
. indignation . Posysmoorw, JAW. 44.—Arrived Ore Crocodile fr" Var. time that efficient
of the present :.r,ola. (spurts, with a tie.,.' measures should be takisia*lisu
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roan move or a, least to diminish the grieventrate- - Ott
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lir Ctaresdo* transport.
li)GlOPber and mama. ailed the riik othAttder convoy of his Mmes,)', Friday' and Saturday it was.dangerous ski:isalk iii
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towhich filial Imp Bombay, hayir.,.; in quite the fonowiwg wmaspostr.,.vie. ih.r City, and it was impossible to go neepomecani . , • •
Inks an assenf,;l4lao Anna, Mary Ann, Adamant. 42i Dammootb, 944 Itoyal u ithout b ing shocked at -UK Welles arbicti-
hue very fast, l• aritoo, 002 Cornwallip, rine 42 William. These seven tram. v.h rep e anted themselves. The brutaltiy etgeeefte..; - - ;-
of •b men entrusted with the care of horses,...ctimi‘e,;,l
1 tothe brink of • res. have 1/01 arrived.—Arrnee the Hope blimp of war from
tofbe v oe e.l by men of ordinary fiieling•-beikWV• . ..,
Plymouth.—Sailed the Seahorse sea Wolyerene fut of Cher-
salads we oftew estteme pain, which was in a manner aggrowiecriels,* 5. * -.
borgb.
I not have beak • „,.._ the plausible excuse which the slow progress at Aiiii,'"-.- ' • •
• irLYIIOI77II, Jaw. 19.—The Susan, Conk, which arrived .
a scaleitolv hit+ ! horses seemed to furnish.
Isere yesterday, brings on ReCtiliOl that two Frroch frigates *era i As the evil is not confined to the Qty, welir4se .
*"rilY dre`te• itiaisiae of the Canaries about V. 5 dais since, but it sac ascer- the wish to remove it will tot be peculiar to diktLo id . • ,
arguments tii' • tsetse they had proceeded for the roast of Af ' .—Arrived 7 Mayor. In very many s...rets the reeds and pith. • ..
Professions of the .111a4Inwer, front Oporto; she parted yesterday with the •
%II) S are se ( holt( ci urn, that it is impossible to close •
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ly the Procla- Overt*, Lisbon, and Bermuda tleeiN of the Lizard, under with any degree of celerity, and e •dilgeroec-to..t-
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lied they with etiliroy of several men of war; the wind wa: then *bout S. W. tempt moving at 811. The plugs pet down.. tsgt.•ei, .
Awed the cis,. ROI tee Porieseese packet De LIOWID, from St. Salvador to supply of water, are so con.truatcdtluit tlitrAtir 44
r that troubled Libbon, with mous *Winegar, after being captured by tire E.- number of those who go to them caunot eiwiii '
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game Freed' privateer, and recaptured by his Majesty's ship the water When they have filled their POI, AP-.
Id this it has •
9.ca. Wastage r, vied arrived it Plymouth to-day. , the consequence is, itis suffered to run in waste, A.
n warrior has . b.—
considerable part of the street becomes inundated hill. •
- „Naas., Jae. q4.—Game down from the stayer, last oight,
cord by the',--ha
`‘ dm Wisehester, Moffatt, bound to the East Indirv. mediately,, Gnat in akw hours a street of ice is form.—
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er rarely ed, which inl4heilmost console those whota the.setow
• • proses ' ratuourn, Jaw. 19.—Arrived the Rachel and Ann, . '
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row Swam Ayres to London, after being taken by an Amen- has disappeseted of •skaiting at the Canef asui tb;
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. Strpentine. s - . ,0,. ,' *i,
caaprivateer, and retaken by the Cyllaus frigate: 111,0 airived : The River Water Companies would .do Niiiiti:tii -,,
American Pal. •
- = the Crow 1.4 e, Watson, from Smyrna; Cumberland.
t Aseetnbly was Lunt l•
plume themselves oak their efforts to efforrtrop-
'Wei, from Pancras; Fretlesirk, Shepherd, from Cadiz; sad superior acsammodaiiiin in this way. it, --
bleeder in De-
oss Henry, Morris, from Port Mahon,
we observe some pf rile Gave cock*:
ID
In It is of a very ..
These, as the water can at oncelae, Idled ok
: a elelpetaLvt , • - , ,
iby those mho go to them (even when a child isige9t),
god eif. 1 General OAKES is mentioned as the successor to• •
Oh. The rat Tatece in tho post of Lieutenant-General
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4ttasbe are much better than the others. It is to:Loiters; -
• i the public will countenance those who diso4aisi,
leton requisrfisi. er the Ordnance.
themselves by improvements like ties', . eibirkist a.
oinettsistent with GENERAL POST-OFFICE, JANUARY 25, Terizve .'t
like the preseut, are of great utility ail hu-
es ion, &CLOG% NOOIL—This morning the following Mails tinie
poetst. portance.
tsloosith ea,- pie bum reached this Office, vii-.:—Brighton,Rye, so
• .P. Dover Nor •• • .4pk.w.jc.b., and the .fI most of the parishes we believe tbasa owe • . •
- - . •• . . . . i VALt.fat rr.o -'- • - • . ' -
ales' had 43., ' .• . - ,!•t .• fie tititiniT
Itifircr 111t1614C1 -es res, tit;Cie. prettylLl4.4lerfrege is tip. peippflOV •
if war and Sc due :—Womcdster 2 ; Shrewsbury and
s •d 1. Beth, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, om. 'thee of that (hay. We ehoold like to know *bat- -
iail in company )excuse they can have for suffering the streets to re. . . . *-
ra. . bridge, Eseter Gloucester, FAlitiOurgh, Glasgow,
main in their present condition ? Is it impcssible to -
Manchester Norwich and Ipswich, and Taunton
corvette, sailedremove snow, or are scavenger only .to clean thi -
sae each.—Twci bags of letters from Falmouth re-1
brain doe. - streets after rains? if parishes are indictable for not
reyitsusly sailed; keeping the streets in tolerable order, numerous
In the afternoon of Thursday last, his Majesty's
he line and five •
trials may •hortly,be expected to take place, in con-
ship the Redford, of 74 guns, lying at the entrance •
sequeice of the scandalous neglect almost every wham -
of Harwich harbour, was run foul of by another
terview with the to be traced. Vt-lien these come on, it ought to Ats
ship; by which most violent concussion, her bow-
remembered that the fault in mast cases rests irith A
sprit and all her masts were carried away, .and we ",
to QuEztr's bro- select body of each parish, and not nit h the pariahlum. ...
are sorry to add, that five men were killed upon the ,
;it to this cows. ; ers at large. These Gentlemen ought to be held per-
decks. and 20 more lost their lives overboard. Tile
ie severity a the - sonally responsible for the mischief that may lie
harbour was unusually crowded with ships, with a
health. Every . done. They have the power to prevent it, ;add fail.
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violent squall from the N. E.•
ming, with Mr. ' ing to do so, they oughtto
, be punished. We hope •
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The observations which have lately appeared in
en of the Depu-some means will be devised (at melting the in pay.for , .
leveret papers relative to what is here• termed,
peror of Russia „ their negligence, and for puttiiiitA (jot of their power -... •• •
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The Ordinary Annual Promotion by Brevet," do
eir return to this to indemnify themselves by imposing a new„lfit op.
not indicate much acquaintance with the 66 best e• -
informedthe ill-used parishioners, from where they. derir(lliat.
' military circles." The last Brevet did
this country from authority, which they ought to have exercisedeloir . •
• not take place in January bat in June, and with re-
vernment, in, fa- • the comfort and security of 'their ceoistitnente., 4;.f
:ipect to " the inconvenient amount of tr. List of •
,allation' was mil Lie '- eral Officers," a better reason ma ybe adduced. those forming the parish ves•ries are personalty '
Ir. 'TERRY, Ane •en broue'rt to justice, the public will have a Jittleajteri. , 4
;The present high establishment of the Staff of the e• i
don. His Lord-- . Lion paid to their 'ives find accoluXuadatteeirearenther r -
. ed.. At'my, it is presumed, cannot be long continued ; .
order, nem i. • . acrd ;tame. i winter. In the name of humanity we most-sekiiittsly , •
. aria any alteration at this moment,
e prisoners, with ,di k 4 exhort there to a prompt performance of thPir deny; • -
sto an expected reduction, would be .
tgard and esteem . a Y - •
.- . ; contrary to precedeif and regulation. We have before
oreqeences may be alculable, and they. will bai/e,
' - A ...v.- . I deprecated the impolicy of keeping up a useless Staff
probably oy this , . . • to reproach thEmiselves with being the indirect cauta
sum. The Duke iin the districts at home; •but, at the present period, ~... - .
of still lucre tumorous and fatal aecideoer Neer, ose •
I and under existing circumstances, when there are
ere he is to em..l d which unhappily so many families' have alrcadysers
i xcarcely any ,superintendence of an description which deman deplore.
day for Harwich.. .
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' e the constant of a Geeeral Officer .
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1 ' military eapenditure must be unjustifiable; '•
Dent, 600 strong,.± •
sue a
which, it might be expected, would not have S. -
In the Vice Chancellor's Court, Li - ...v-. *
ncol willies, .s 1 r
50 stronf,-ealled tIA
been extended beyond the stated period (24th of .
S. RONILLY on Saturday, moved for an 14,..ti0•
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Tolland; in trans- in the cause of TRIREcK E. the Right frest;•lll4i.ti Am
December) to which army accounts are brought up
'a. They arrived , • . WELLESLEY POLE, to prevent the Defendant from
' and finally closed. We e leave the Staff of Inspecting
Jersey is the be- Field Officers attached to the Volunteers only, to
of , •
proceeding at law to recover 6541. on the acceoances
the Plaintiff. It appeared, that the 'Pltrinti&
;the economical consideration of the Secretary of
the rank et the ~ was Agent or Steward to Defendant, and-, .settiiiiig
j ; State for the Home Department to whom this
talions of militia, 9 - an account in the year 1812, the Plaintiff gave the
- - • 'branch of the service is entrusted.
farquis of Mil-Defendant a bill of exchange for the balance, which
•. • • The third anniversary dinner of the Philharmonists b • dishonoured,
one E. BAILtlf ; being ishonoured, the Defendant proceeded at law
which took place on Friday, when Mr. Isiczenots
V. WY misi. for the recovery of it. The payment was resisted
.presided as Chairman, and Mr. WM. BROADHURST '
a daards/Blue), upon the ground, that the Defendant was indebted to
nd 1811 Runs est es Vice.-Chair, assisted in the vocal department by the Plaintiff for services done in valuing, Yiewitio,
jowls Loa w.ri, essrs. StricLata, TINNETI TAYLOR, COLLIER, • and allotting an estate, and for preparing and era ;-
et' coenAnd Master WlLLusets, &c. I hog oat 95 -leases for the Queen's county estate i"
tar Passages. A Execuelorr.—Yesterday morning- Martin Hogan, Ireland at Undone he accepted
,the bills of els-hertz...
embark it a few for the murder .f Lieutenant Jobbson, underwent 1 The VicasCistancELLou took time to consider the
the sentence of at. taw, at Execution-dock, in pre- ! motion.
the 4th, states that 'MOP of a few spectators- The unhappy man. was ' A considerable time since the Revenue cutters
capital, but that conveyed from Newgate in a cart, conducted by Tartar and Lier 4 seized a smuggling logger, and as
tents on the Go- a number of City Officers, and appeared to meet they werecarryingher into Dongeness,thecrews oftho
and other public his fate with the MDR unconcern he Lad displayed on revenue cotters werefuriousfy attacked by a numerous
his trial. .• ! body null smugglers from the beach of that port,by fi rift.: -- 4
I frozen over id The Wheel I entreavely rich, that the odds are muskets, pistols, &c. into the cutters. The ringlevd P . .
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ktetday, a sheep not very greet) bit that the first Prise drawn above of the smugglers, a man of the name of Alerted, hPrt -. • * ' •
s isiliehitauts .was 201. on Wededdiareext, when the Lottery finishes, avoided all pursuit, till Pearkes, the -street .' •"
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rwards cut up end will receive 40,00111.!! In fact, the Mira IN now officer, being employed, apprehended MA
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ded him at day. • .. .
ems of the neigh- greater than was ever known before. • . break) in bed, at a house at Lydd,.in Kent. Re an,:
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This morning, bkween one and 'taro °idea, an conveyed hefumhir• Masser., • Magistrate, Itt Wi.
her iespectisigehe alarming fire broke out in the elaborately belonging disam, and being identified, was fully committed for.-
wed to raise one to Messrs. Covisyn and Co. chemises and druggists,- trial to Maidstone, at the ensuing Arise". •'i ~,
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re Quarters Leaf Holborn, which it entirely consumed. The lon on Arrived at Hall, Ganuboroogh packet, 'lke* 11,tie-; --'
this occiteliu Is toe large Want. , . .. • ligoleud. •• -. ; •
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