The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

early.

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VVE: are requested to direct the attention of per-
ms aMieted with mental of bodily decay, venous de
silky, 'award wastirws, loss of appetite, indigestion, depressions
of spirts, trssabliag ere shaking of the istiods,srorbalic and every
other kind of eruption, asthma. ulcerated throats, seminal
weskit's., pains tattle limbs and joints, coasomptive habits, and
net eansiketiessal romplaints. immediately to make trial of the
*Hebraic& CORDIAL BALM OF RAK ASIR', or Rolsre's
Infallible Restorative, as prepared and sold, wispiest* apd
mail. by C. J. Jordan, M. D., of the Fast Landoo Medical
Estabiltbaseal, 1, Cannon-street Read. St. George's in the Pasts
Lamina. It is universally acknowledged to lie the most
iwrenble and powerful restorative in all the above com-
plaints ever discovered s it thins the blood, eases the
mast visit* pains is the bead sod stomach. and promotes
gentle perspiration.—it is utterly impossible f -language
to esprem. or eloquence to extol. mdleiensly the value or
ibis wonderful and incomparable Medicine in restoring health
to the tinkled, and giving rigour to the weed t thousands bar-
ing Iwo restored to perfect health, after having 'nen so re.
doled by different ,diseases, as to have hen despaired of, OM
way by their families, but also by their profe•monal attendant..
Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles Ile. each,
or Iwo quantities io one, 101. each; or four .inantsties in one
Really bottle. for SS, ditty included, by whi, h one Ito. bottle
is saved. This laestimable Medicine will keep itt all climates.
sad may ba had of Itsrelay and Sons, Fleet-market; trade. 46.
Combing H. J. Presto,. 101. Strand; J. Richards. 193.
Strand t Blake. 56. Piccadilly; Barker, 195, Oxford-street;
Chandler. 76, Oxford-street; Tau, iti. M idd le-row, Holborn
and by the most respectable Medicine Venders ia every part of
the kingdom'.
Dr' C. J. .Tardan takes this general opportveity of an-
bounties to the Pliblic, that he still devotes his study et ciusive-
ly to the cure of smnicuter complaint.: as a regular member of
the Royal College of Physicians he often a speedy and perma-
nent erre for every elan of nervous relaxation; diseases, of
however keg standing, or of the roast inveterate kind, are by his
new and so pe ri irmode of treat meet speed il yand elfecauallyeared.
Dr. C. J. Jordan may be nasulted, by all ranks, Gam Moe in
the morning till nine in the evening. at the East London Medi-
cal Establishment, 7, Cannommreet Road, near the comer.
dal Road latapike, 314 Games la the Soot.

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_ Bearriipais it Slim,
it wii the wish of the Booed to bayed L.
pointed' in the Lon& s Afitriet
of any claims that unity Mat. "Ilie 'PP' °tomtits;
such a Committee was the object of the ptesetii Mee!:
ing, and it was intended afterwards to iiii.easo!e
general one of Insurers, who amounted to many
thousands. The Board had no desire that their prin.
ciples or orneeedings should rennin concealed ; they
were not fearful of a scrutiny; every thins necessary
to procere4ell and satisfactory information sbdeid be
laid before tise.Committee when appointed. Their
hooks, the state of their fends, and their conduct WI
claimants, would be open to inspection ; the smashed
been done at Birmingham, Dublin, Manchester, and
other places.
Some Resolotions were then proposed by Mr.
liEntuan, which went in substance to approve of the
principle upon which the Norwich Insurance 0110
was condected, and to appoint a Committee* the is.
•vestiaation of unsettled claims in the district of
London. •
Mr. Mtnintros end Mr. Reiman did pertlibsk
the Resolutions went far enough. It would be Me
cessary, in their opinion, that the Committee emelt*
investigite not only the outstanding claims, bat else
the charges brought against the Norwich Office at they
Meting which took place at the George and Val.
lure.
Mr. HAMMON spoke to the setae effect. 'The tuel
digit of the Board was not sufficient to prove their
innocence. An investigation into the chargesbrought
against them should take place. There was no other
mesas of removing the calumnies that bad gone
abroad.
Mr. Runts approved of the Resolutions generally,
but he did not think they went far enough. He
attended there as an independent Insurer, and was
desirous that the charges brought against the Nee.
with Office should be fully investigated. Like seedy
other., be, atone time, entertained prejudices again
this rWistitution, hut better Information enabled him
to Wake them off, and he had since insured in it toe
considerable amount. It was dee, however, to the
Insurers, and to the Gentlemen who leek their names
to it, to remove the slightest taint of unfairness that
may adhere to the Establishment. It was one intitled
to the most serious regard. Every person in trade
felt it their deity, as well as their interest, to Nicoll.
rage Institutions of the kind. As to the stability of
the Norwich Insurance Office, he did not feel the
least doubt upon the subject. They proceeded upon
• principle that was attended with no risk, for they
required no profits. They gave security to the Pub-
lic upon more favourable terms than could be offered
by any other Office. The price however of security
was a minor consideration, compared to a prompt
settlement of claims. If they were to return 951. in
place of 501. per cent. the Public would not accept
of it, if it could be obtained only by delay.—
The conduct of the Norwich Office was at all
times highly liberal in the country districts. In those
they had insured to the amount of 40,000,0001. and
there was not at present a single outstanding claim«
Their insurances in the London department were
only 5,000,0001. but yet there were many claims
unsettled. It was the duty of those who were in-
terested to captain why the stream of liberality which
lowed from the Board so copiously through the
country, was clamed up only when it approached
the Metropolis. lie did not feel disposed to impute
any unworthy motives to the Managers in London,
but some glaring errors of judgment seemed to have
crept into their conduct which tended to poison the
springs of confidence. These errors it would not
be fair or candid to impute to the Board, the bead
and front of whose offending seemed to be that they
gave to the Public for nothing that from which other
institutions of the same kind derived considerable
profit. It would be of no use to prove that the
charges circulated in the newspapers arose from malice.
It could not be denied that there were errors which I
'should be eoqeired into. In one instance a verdict
was obtained, bat the sum awarded by the Jury was
not paid up. Some time was certainly allowed by
law, but it was not liberal on the part of the Lou-
don Managers to avail themselves of this delay. This
was, perhaps an error in judgment, but such pre.
ceedings could come to no good. He was not s
Loudon Insurer, bet be made several efforts among
his friends to promote the interests of the Norwich.
Institution. His efforts, however, failed in con's;
quence of the system of management adopted there.
The appointment of a Committee would, he was coo-
voiced, remove all the inconveniences.
Mr. SAVERY said, that the instructions of the
Board were to act towards claimants upon the most
liberal principles. He was en insurer to a large
amount. His father also was Chairman of the Bris-
tol., Committee, and be came totown no purpose to
lad whether the charges made at the George and
VOW, referred to a general practice, .or were coil-
lined to London only. In consequence of the in.
formation he had obtained at Norwich from the most
respectable sources, be recommended the Office to all
it friends, and in a tear which be bed taken

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o,terday.. mkt* the .
Mtlck Ireiol.°l9ll•ll4o6,i'l •
tinsels. serial 161
intlebted to 11c. kle,e; estweq‘lee at
tit et Claiborssl, AlattOmet:writoty; • tits fellow.
Ist impertsof .
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hie, 'the
;11birtio1 infnitilag yoS that, %limit JacillOF( took
of; the Spanish of jPeaseaols . att.
S.. s4;stil3es4 ton o'clock; Oitheet the fire of
The Goviiior of
.the.pleze anti, some of
.tlte (nheisit•
ants hate.hetaliao thentselme te the 014 iltAteep; • eith
• detemaioetidd
.eisristain the ',est jtot
possible. The G.ifedqtdgtr.._ WM% trPII9T
tions to move against tho ,Wrt emelt :Olt Welty
morning, whets my informant left Pemitietillt. .1101
force is said to be 1200, and. that, of the esomy
The Bursar.' is strong, situatilat the entrance of
the Wishner, bet is commanded by' ~iin,emiornce on,
which there is a •fort. The tskintibf the !Mei* wilt
ineare the fosses. His soldiers suffered kutlialitablf
before their arrival at Pensacola, for OsreCietti..--•
They had lost all to about 180 bones, bet. theylice
represented sobs/ft is the very both spiettst
petting that an -eppertenity of fighviegiiie siot,#ei
offered. This is very pleasing intelligeoci, tat this
part of the territory. We art In holltkiipe42biTent
of heating something further from then*.ligemit
number' of our citizens left this place (o•cilirfor the
purpose of visitiog the army, and to visit tbp.tall et
the Barrancas. This may be relied
Since the gibe,* *as in type, we have liiie-Weief.
ed with an titre shket of the St. Stephe'l*
of the 2d last, which mentions the fall Of thetltilre
micas, in consectnerice of the mutiny of 'thiligaeria
son, after a bomtiiidment of three days with the
loss of two Americifis sod shin sae Spardessille. The
post.rlder stated, that Gen. Jackson tas stA eat tot
his mildews it Teedtelfie;
The capture of PenneOle4 We.titink, will bring
ourithlto skit Spain toe Cattle: its shall soon hive
wir, or an amicable adlostiltent of our dill...remota
with her.-IGeo. Journ. it th uses.)
It is said, that at the time of airieiditing, oar
forces had proceeded withia three hundred yards rte
the fart, and that there Would hive been Mith
longer resistance on the part of the Spaniarlt, had
not a mutiny broke obt amongst them. The tag of
the United States is now waving on the walls of the
Barrancas, and in the town of Pensacola.
We understand that an express had arrived it
Washington City, with dispatches from the Coma
mandant at Pensacola to the Spanish Embassy. It
it rumoured, that the dispatches advise the Spanish
Envoy of the captors of the town and fort of Penn.
cola by General Jackson ; that it was there prea
aimed that war had been declared by the Unita*
States silkiest Spain, sod in coupequence of.this pre.
emaption, the Commandant bad issued a ProCiaasa.
Lion. Frequent conferences took place batten the
British sad Spanish Envoys.

(TROY Trig NATIONAL

WASHINGTON, June 23.—Oar readers are doubt.
less Impatient for further accounts of General
son's movements; but we have nothing further to
vier them. No direct int4;gence has reached the
seat of Government from General Jackson's head.
quarters, since he took up the line of march from St.
Mark's. We have thought proper to notice this ab.
sauce of information, to account for the silence we
have observed on the subject, since anneencing, the
other day, the reported capture of PeNtSCGTE. This
report reached the city from two difereut noremN,
remote from each other, and nearer to the scene of
action than to this city. We bne little doubt of the
correctness of the fact of General Jackson's having
entered Pensacola; and it is equally probable, if he
entered at all, it was by assault, as it is not to be
supposed the Spanish Authorities woold have gives'',
so important a post without at least a show, of
resistance.
The motives of this step General Jackson's
patches will disclose. It is presumed such a meanie
was not in the contemplation of the Gormand,
although it may necessarily have resulted from tint
discretion vested in the Commanding Officer to tato
such lawful steps as the safety of the frontierniettt
appear to require. If Ibis Indians it eriniagilinst ant
led the way to Pensacola, there caa be no doubt of
General Jackson's being ipsiifutd Ia followinikaoil,
dislodging them.
WASHINGTON, Juin 18.—The fireiltient of lbw
United State', reached hie residence in this city' yes-
terday, in the morniog; :heti% left db. Nano*
thirty or forty mile* below, pod oswievipt the Oreny
unattended, except by the beat's crew which rowed
hie op. Thus has the President terminsted the tour
att observation of the waters of the Cilliapdikt
which his odieial duty devolved tepee itlith.•.:lloW
Nonsuch arrived at the Navy Yard is the sittlimeens-
[PßOM TUE Animas 01 MONDAY, fr., 4
The President has returned suddenly it/
~yeeth
of Government from his toot on the C
The Foreign Ministers, at the bad of W 1
, &goes hare bad a biotin week ef it.

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. LIST OF THR SIXTEEN SCOTS PM&
•Duke• of Repi=or 4R , •Viactratil Aslaajtos • OA INV I
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1064, whom ordered to lathe posesesios if St. Loges- the Mialstry of having fabricated tie iiryalist plots 'Meg • ,*4,41 ..,
the Sheriffs. the several- ary 010,•••• old • '♦
Mang ilia of isreedale 56 , Lord •altout
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••••11, General jeekeeut le euderiused as. . le to e trkt of the Ultras, devised by dieliiCirifril Colo• whets shortly obit their arrival they . were blue. Earl of lialcarms 51! Lind Nay lea .
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' .fessey sate arch la Stott. We taut' leek fora oiling who appear to hole sicoaedett In overcoming diced tO his Royal Inighoise the Prince Regent, d .
I •Mari eirenAweiwTh 'rasa'. rimd trio: altriNofewilirearl: 11
. Pialts NOT RETURNED. 4 11
1-- - *iodides hereafter. the fears of theGeneret, ' and think thus to create on tiog on the Throe., a,..1 permitted the following_ Ad:
Earl of Caithness Earl of Sallirk (Berl of fitzt. ; IMO Dee Onis says that theaters of Pensacola sves'is torpithodua of their issocisce. Bet the approach- dress, as agreed to at the kit Court, on the recent
Earl of Dalhousie+ I Earl of Anninet 'anof 4 And",
'plotter of form-that the garrison fired only blank in, if i. -. .
CMarriages of their Royal Highnesses the Deices of
t A Peer of the United Ki, (doe (lard D..lll,msie). • •; otkotki
1 hid, R shall stekbikshocked by the intrigues larence and Kent :.---- : A Pier of the United Kingdom (Lord Meld' out). ',
-cartridges. We shall see bow' tree this is whoa the '1,1:*...1
r atilicial unions are mein& of the Court, will best meiblish this. The Journal TO HIS ROY A I lIIGHIEfis TM: PRINCE OF W A LES, a A Peer et tie United Kingdom (Lord Ross),
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New You, Jun* 29.-By the *rent of the ship des Debits makes sonic pertinent observations on the REGENT OF TUE UNITED KII49DOM Or GREAT ,
BRITAIN AND IRk.I.4ND. ' " 4 t', ..
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e WOndri4). Sims, at Baltimore, is ifty%five days from appearing, of Gen. Comm.. in the Coon of JustiCe, vac nentre Arco 101 At, *ODOM Or TER Oka ittarp
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Aionassets, AND coma as or TEN OTT' di Maws • - .se •
busses Ayno, leformation bas been received that at the memeat he so soespectedly started forth from commit coutaciu assemaLao. <,-.........-- .....messa
fa
the Patriot army .f Chili has gained a great victory his disguise, ma._ ii_ 1
A ••4 w.www.Oflk repaired to the Court io MAT rr mean YOUR ROYAL Bli:OOMO. . / 4.. v..
CAL, JULY 0.-Arrived the Jahn, Joel*, ~.c•ri
Afoi
over the Royaliste,..nd had takee.l,soo prisoners, .
aid Coosiaoos of the Cloy o• Loodoo, in (rpm Jamaica. iiic Newcastle, and sailed ; the It. , i .altar
160 officers with artillery, ammunition, &c. The a very mysteriou IREGINII, through various by- xtaWyere..bzitiMearjenz:s moat dutiful and lop, •.,iiktra. o,# Lord . •!..IJ,
• . Seem,
battle was fought on the sth of April, on the plains ways, folgaiall that be on afraid of being ar. Comenoa Council n•sembled, numbly approach your Royal
Highness wait nufeigned ( ongratulattous on the recent Mar- Aniss,. Crosshy, from dine for -London ; Mary, Iteg ; Drell,*
' fle• ii.•
an advocate's rimer, of one Brothers, the Duke oft larvae.. with the POI (*srfait, y • 'vet the ' ' i. ,t
from Ceylon.-Came lon -Came down from the It'
Mar-
O[ Skip°. The Patriots were commanded by Geo. Tested. He entered,- lee Med 91) ht
I. San Martin. • •
gown. gi Ke,• says the Journal des Deitals, 64
PrO. of Saxe•bleisinten, and. the uke of Knot with 'be Princess'
of Sense-Meioinsen, eldest dattiler of the. late reigning Duke Leander,. Foster, for Jemeira, and remain ill fr..
4) 1,
rDowns With the Scuola frigate, Pioneer schioin, '.ft .Bi%ll,ii
• The following is a farther account :- teases great coolidenmein the Tribunals...be even Bleeci
BURRO, Avian Amu. 19.-Friday.-if is now ,_, I._.- I,:i. 01 ' hel fnei !Ilgglel in, 'X
Doken rat of Hare AttemPrer,inartd°Fer hers Royal High.sit
Royal Suereign yacht, and Bloabournbery, *: :
• Amon
• blimp sharply sibesowno...,wore not the same cottfis sews Prince Leopold of sase-Cobure. for Medeita and Java.- Bilro6l
four o'clock. The air is filled with shoots of joy, We rejoice levier, eircumstasee Which siren them our re- Bassin
dense.-Why thee was ho afraid to appear before
Hare an the pre.ertatmn and cootionauce of the Inc finial* POSITIGIOUT/I, JULY 27.--Ilia Majesty', ship, ii
Boom • the roar of canape, and the ringing of bells. We
• rider the auspicious Government id" tie Racehorse and• Scout, have dropped down telt. Jirhi•k
bare obtained a complete victory in -Chili ;...41,500
7 .. < Ow. ? Why did he conceal himself? Why did he liltesto.tear. _r J y
t oftwisriZ:triturtand we confidently hope and trust, tint . into --
prisoners, all their artillery, their baggsge, their net come sooner to reclaim those papers which
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lifirCo
the happy alliances will increst7e the finnan,' lopstuttachment of ii'lena'-Tbe Opossum g°"4"111 bas tome tits '''' • 311**1
Breeo
General Officers, a General called Ordones, ire in he could've so important ?" The answer, that the People ~f these Reales to his M.< jetity'? Crown andliovern. boar to be paid off.-Tho apecie has been all lank '
r•meat t and that your Hoyt,' Bighting will duke much uddi- from his Majesty's ship Riflettlan.-Passenl through 11)
- - oar hand, the pledges of victory. The
remnant of an army that a few hoors since promisee • .
miserable, General Pia
concealed himself only that tional felicity from these propitious events.
he might avoid being cast into prison and so Sired, by order of the Court, it. IV 00D'fflORPE. the Eastward the American brig Argo, -, from
....it.
Chesapeake. ilriAE
ilridil
Brio
Burk
en early compost of Chili, now routed and fugitive, 'I o which his Royal Highness was. pleased to te•
COWES, JULY 27.-Arrived the Good Friend, , - B"C k
Illeki in vale for escape by Bight; our cavalry sin in prevented from appearing i
-° Open Court, is not torn the following most gracious answer :-
Sherratt from Havanneb, let 35 days. She left ilia "- (;relit
,` 'Piratic, the deed strew the field of battle. The satisfactory. Ile might have claimed his papers I thank you for your loyal and dutiful Address. It is highly „. I
Mottiorbaok on the 27th March. last, having bees • Cron!
, action' lasted sir hours-it was at the point of the wherever be was ; but he wanted an opportunity monliastriroctocraysiforsaoreintot receive
. this letdowns, of
. your sentiinettla
~ Count
mg to mead Ity busily, and to ion- four months out end home-put in fur orders. .
_ ,bayonet, the trim mopes for soldiers' liberty, that of delivering a speech written for him by his party &tenant to the Nation. Carol
Terbium, JULY 26.-Arrived the Venus, &nos; ' I Caw
welfare overthrows the moony. Orr loss is incon. ad The Lord Mayor and Gentlemen then proceeded • Gaau
against the Government of the present Ministry, a Wend to Quebec; in lat. 51. N. long. 32. W., she ea.
;:,xiderahle, cum sad with that of the Spaciards. to-Clarence-home, wherarthey were introduced to countered violent gales of wind from the westward; , Cardi
In the evening a complete. end spontaneous ilia. his opponents in the trial. The Ultra faction cry up " Cards
.. . the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, and pretested she inn her maintop-meat, tam, and sustained di. . Cavil
^ 11010atiOn prolongs the brilliant day, which for ever this esploit as if it were a new battle of Roscroy or
msge in her bull, which obliged her to bear *phi
their compliments of congratulation. To which his :Lriip
I;;..,
~ eseopecrates upon an imperishable basis the lode. Friburg. They cannot 'efficiently admire the worthy Royal Higbee*, returned a graciotts answer. this port. r arm
•••• t Cana
! . Ise4aaa of South America!
A • new courier this evening anneagen, thet all Aid•ale-Camp of the famous Hossionor., and are They also made the compliments of congratulation
ready to adept him for their hero. Sack, are the to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence. . The Harmony, Wisher( from Bengal, has arrived ' '''':cBFBHna
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who are not skin are taken prisoners. Osorie alias stratagems
Her Royal Highness returned a gracious answer. eg &oboe t
and estravagancies by which it is rue. . , ...Owl
t, Ikea escaped, and it .Is still expected that he wilt be They then proceeded tw,Kensiogron Palace, where ..
v, .iliael
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~....ortaie ; ID imp es ow is.ps a 45,,, soustry says hoped to' mislead public opinion, and to conceal the
they were introduced to the Doke and Duchess of .. . Chic'
'Chip
~1. his dispatches, " the momatoo d Chill odd eo crimes of a faction, who, ender the mask of a booed- se
Kent, end presented compliments of Congratulation, HATUARErf Tnerrse.-The Duke and Dochew. ; . Chili
of KENT last night honoured this house with their Civet
„,:,lismor less sail for loyalty,conspiring which were receivedin the most petite and gracious
• alt lavaboes detected in
presence. The entertainments -consisted of Blue.
rami..., - - ----•-* &plait the King and his Charter. manner by the Deke and Ditches..
' Cork
~,i,ir.XY TUVID.A Y LOTTERY DRAWIL-TWO OF
Loins cooties.. to give eadieoces to his Ministers
430,04.)0, TWO OF 42,a10, 2,000 SOVEREIGNS, 'VIVO WS' PENNIONg. der. isheir Royal Highnesses did not arrive until Cult
corn
, CLARET, PORT, MADEIRA, GOLD, ONLY LOCO and the habilis Feactioaaries la the 'reclusion' of St.
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the sod of the first piece, when God Save the kite '
cove
' TICKETS. Cloud. The following warrant has been ladled for eon. was sung by the vocal strength of the company. The Crirl
The private letters from Cambny assesses, but tinging the Pension of the Widows 'et Officers-of Royal visitor• seemed highly pleased with their re. .• Con'
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Dart
look Stook ' 4 per Cent. 964} the Duke of WELLINGTON is on the eve of leering the Laud Forces, aotwitbstanding their being mar. ception, and .tbe house, containing a crowded and went
;pertains. Red.77l 5 per Cent. Navy 105 it that city for England. ,It Is believed that the object lied. audience
again ; and for allowing the Pension to the- elegant , presented a highly interesting, ;,. De, -r" ' ,i
3 oar Ceet.Convola 764 f lodia Boadsl4 96p Widows of Officers dying on the Half•pay, although beautiful, and animated scene. The stage box ea , Bererti
~ , i ft per Ont.
iGoaseb fee Aix. 7111 d
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Exchequer Emul99l____p _ otefadhi.s journey is to receive iestrectioas preparatory
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Frankfort and Mulder, Papers, with the contents ICELAND.
of Haotbergh Mails, to recent dotes, bore she beers
received. The state of political feeling in rirwis is . their marriage may bare taken place after their the left side of the audience was tastefully fitted up '
former howbeit& were pet oo Half-pay :- on the occasion. The Royal Duchess was dressed Pert
IT nu ROYAL maims" Int 'oilier aim= or with great neatness and simplicity : a white robe 01)",r;
Tilt UNITED KINGDOM or glint sairatn AND
Wherein by the Reveled.", new is force for the gloves,
Pa most of Penklons to the Widowi Of .I?fficers
7 or
with
great
ec4a.confined at the waist and sleeves '.',- pO,Ol
high on the bosom,
with black satin ribband, a diamond necklace, white •• D"v•
and wreaths of white flowers encircling her
fine dank hair. The perfonsianoes of the night went Shoe
Dim
Dart
Dart
Of our Load Forces, the Widow of an Officerlast
trassioar. aim: u, lei& raised to a high pitch by indignation against the Go. Yorkshire Assizes finished en Saturday morning, kdra upon Acing married again ceases to be entitled to the
t at half.part eine o'clock. Mr. Justice BAYLEY, it Eoel
-nos..- vernment. It is well for his Premien Majesty, that Pension; end the Widow of an ' Officer dying
the. close of the last trial, complained of being ill, kyr,
uhito wvvasiLreL-
.„ lin piratical •system carried ea by the privateers he can contrive with our assistasce, and the help of on Half-pay, is precluded from obtaining the Pen- Eve
I an indisposition probably. arising from his great el. /air'
1 wise memo the Independent flag of the Spanish
Colonies, or any flag that suits them, sad are io the French Contributions, to keep his own subjects la slon,anolesr s
faced
a wason married to him before
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of his military power. The Prussians are duce) PI Half.Mr IT is 0..
`earspeekieg daggers," though they are *sing nonce- AND PLEASURE, and we graciously pleesed, ertio.os combined with the extreme heat of the wes. -
(her 'His Lordship has been pleased to reprie‘e all ,,
the Prisoners under sentence of death, except Was. Vila
Ilia
you
Gall
fact like the Algerian, in a state of insurgency to all ~.
The are compensating themselves, says one of the in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to
Knighlson, for administering poison, who is left for t tier,
order, that, from and after the date of this Warrant, Gls
execution. The Court sat at seven o'clock on the' it Cie
Governments and the trade of all nations, appears to statements, for the want of a free Press, by indelging the Widow of an Officer of our Load Fierces shall
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be carrying on to a great extent, notwithstanding the in a latitude of conversation unknown in any other continue to receive the Pension that shall have been last morning. Go .r 3 C a
*instructions said to have been sent out to our naval Continental state. granted to her, notwithstanding she may be married Saturday night Mr. Brackenbury, of Edgeware,
• Commanders. Louts XVIII. is now complimenting BERNADOTTE again : and that the Widow of an Officer, who had was attacked in the Edgeware.road by a single foot. 3 (:re
(la
pad, who knocked him down with a large stick, se. .1 Gni
The Glasgow, Harris, arrived in the Clyde, in the highest terms, and expressing kis satisfaction been placed on
•Half-pay by reduction, or in conse-
verely beat him, and robbed him of his watch, 21. a ifai
quence of disability, after having served for not less
I.
'from Jamaica, was boarded on the 12th ult. off at seeing a Frenchman on the Throne of Sweden !- than three years oo Fell-payr
and without receiving and some silver.
I }tat HA
• jrai llenega, by an armed schooner, with a blue and he should have said, a quondam Republican General any difference by eschange, shall be entitled to the TUE ELECTIONEERING SWINDLER.--Mr. Harney,
' awhile checked gag, and another schooner in con- wearing the Crown of a Legitimate. His Swedish Pension, although she was not married to him until that played the trick on the Cornwall Breit., was Da,
eleaded at Brest. He had with him •bout 1100 gal. . lie;
pany bearing a white flag with an eagle and stars, and os :
...ajesty, to keep up the friendly relations that are after, he bad been reduced, or so placed on Half-Del
1 seas, and a large quantity of foreign coin ; he is Nei
I vas plundered of rails, a sear, a barrel of pork, considered necessary between Governments and PaY• • " I'ALMERSTON." said to have-obtained about 8,0001. altogether. e Nei
and 15 gallons of rum. The communications to Princes is sending a vessel loaded with presents as a - FIRE-Sunday morning a fire broke out in the , H
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Lloyd's this morning, mention other captures, which tribute to his legitimate friends, the Algeriues. The DEATH OP THE Menace roe NOTTINGHAW-Not. house of Mr. Lowe of Rupert-street, Whitechapel,
indicate the eatreme annoyance which the commerce trouble, es ace and glory of chastising these rob. Unitises is about to experience the bottle of another in consequence of the curtains-Of thedrawing-roe's 4 It;
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election. The intelligence has reached town that Mr. window catching from 'a lighted. candle; by the 4 No
• of Spain in particular iseuffering from the daring ac. hers, he leaves, like the rest of our prudent to
Allies, Bumf the newly elected Member, died soddenly on timely arrival of the engines lust the active exertions t. It
aivity of these privateers. The following are ex- ur. The trade of Norway is said to be grtatly int. Du
Friday night. Report adds, that the Hon. DOUGLAS of the firemen The flames wereitimips got under, but the ,'• ii,,
*sets of letters thus communicated:- proving.
KINMAIRD bas left town, intending to pat up u a purnisesand taunters sustained considerable damage. 14
dall CORUNNA, JULY 8.-Yesterday cam _e in a Candidate. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.--Yestetday a young womsa le
lin
Spanish cbasse mane. with the crews of several Spa. There was no account of the Quagm's health re- Mrs. Smith, owner of a coach from St. Alban's to 'of very gnat"! appesinnce wee observed walking 1,,
ceired yesterday from Kew. London, appeared on Thersday last to a summons backwards and forward in a. state of melancholy Kr
'wish corning vessels, captured by an Insurgent shipKu
Sunday the Prussian Ambassador, the Loao on an information, charged with carrying .more out. mood along the banks of thi Regent's Cinal, and shit An
privateer, ill company with a brig and a chaise ma. CHANCELLOR, and Viscount MELVILLE, had midi- side passengers than allowed by Ainof Parliament. -at length plunged into the water ; a young man in. -t; Lai
see, awe, which they had taken and armed." ellen of the PRINCE REGENT at Cariton.hoose. The clue came on to be besrd 'at Edgeware, before stantly made to the spetond got her out, when skit: ft' LW
Lai
at CAelg, JULY 5.-Arrived on the lit inst. the General Corroeos, who commanded the Spanish Colonel 14TicuoLLE, Mr. Poor., Mr. CUatialtid, and plunged in a second lime and was with much difficult, : r.ri
', IV. S. del Carman, pages, from' Marin, after being army during the greater part of Lord WELLINGTON'S Captain AnDessos, Magistrates. The charge being extricated ; she was taken to the Jew's Harp; oa : it''
taken and plundered off ups st. Mary's by an In. campaigns in the Peninsula, is reported to have died proved to their satisfaction, she was coosicted is, the asking her name, and her reason for making so rash J, Le„ .
at Barcelona' t the beginning of the present month. penalty of 401. and costs. as attempt, she refused to answer questions, bet . Le,
sargest privateer." .... .. .
Ac•eotirely new source of trade to the West Indies ,Teixe-coecnnte.-Wir peruke thae.-Ahe Post. said she tived et. Cansdea.town, to which place she Le
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is so' tohave been very recently opened by the in. masters General, in 1817, very laudably distri. was accompanied. • Li.
We yesterday stated that no doubt toed remit
vendee and erection fa mill for carding and clean. bated a considerable sum of money among several Ott Tuesday list 11. Peters and M. Belts, MO Ls
Li!
. .... of the orpture. of Pensacola by the American.-
illg old blankets. however dirty and ragged, let a leas Policemen, and others, who have been gun-furniture forget* were convicted at Warwick of Lii
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This important wrest is farther confirmed by rho ae. comfortable stuffing for bed-ticklegs forthe use° of distinguishedmeritor in the us:foist avocation thief-catching. a combination to raise the price of their wages, and 6*
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Shill of American Papers to the Ist inst. The eir• the negro population of those islands. We have seen a list of persons whose activity and zeal sentenced to two months imprisonment and hard Is- . . lan
ilhostances under which the capital of West Florida ANTIGUA, MAT 28.-By a vessel which arrived for the preservation of the peace, it was theeeht ex. boor in the House Correction. I 1.,
ilas fall.. lute General Jacissimes pouseution duke last night from Porto Rico, we learn that an embargo. pedient to stimulate in this way mad as it is fitting, The bricklayers of Carlisle lately struck for an ad. LI ) .
has been laid upon all vessels at that island is con. high open it we notice the ROM of Col. LONGIMELD vanCe of wages from about' 18s. to 225. per week, Si.,
from those stated 'sly is this particular, and it isl 4
toosplation of an approaching rupture with America. late Membertor Cork, and the bead, for OMR • RES; which they obtained almost immediately, in copse. at
tommikable euesgh, that the place sorrendered with. On Saturday last, Lady HARDY, with Sir Geo. of the Exclusionists of that quarter. To hissYle I.
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I queue.wardtootf thteaitgyreat number of buildings going fete
wet Wog stonbode So senewder Wag accelerated CARPRELL, and Capt. Costeneu., descended in the of 501. was assigned ; .bile the ellortsrdindlividgagallils SI
b7et mutioy is thrprrisos. The Spanish Gwent in diving-belt, at Plymouth. After remaining below of an inferior class (such as Themes Clarendon and On Friday morning, between two and threi e;
about 45 minutes, they
erre again, mesh pleased Thomas Raymond) were rewarded by some of 251., o'clock, two men, with black crepe over their faces,
i 4441011G0RE0 el this state of things, stipekted that with their subaqueous N
ski.
limit sod hia troops, . with a Doted. Sentiaole Chief, Mr. AldermanyA it:: 101., 51. The robber for whom the venerable Colonel went into the toll-hoose, on the Surrey side of Wa. • SI
'IOW week! have been preu received his well-deurved premise for securing, was terloo.bridge. One of them seised the Collector 6/ hi
tibeski be- tssueported tattle Hama* at the ez. seat on presenting the Addreses yesterday,b • bet since Daly, a mail plunderer.-(Dublin Freeman's Jour. the neck and bald bins in a corner of the rooms 14
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pipet of the AmerksiGovornment. From than& his election there has not been a Coen of Comoro nal.) I
forkit pip!, the mama begoiligeuces., is would Council fut
is
to be swore in. while the other took a bag, containing 51. 10.. 4 14
sairmedea
foroff thethe Tower,
Navy.
if
to dery a ther FURTHER RESPITE FOIL W. EFIION FOR FORGERY. quantity of copper money, and 255. from the pocket' . :
goo that Gegeral JtiCILSOK hod DO positive orders purpose of esnliEnoiwnglao-Skertly before eight o'clock yesterday auntie!, a .of
Thethe Collector.
ldf f 'They got clear off.
oz AI
to Week Peisassit, bat that the measure may haverespite, daring his Majesty's pleasure,, at Larne AI
It ported to be the intention of the Admiralty to fit out at Newgate for William Faison, who, In pursuance Lodge, Sasses, was on Monday last robbed, f its it
L' been authorised seder his general instructions, if 12 sail of the tins
for the naval review so long talked of his sentence and former respite of sr de s w
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11444 Li ems took reuse there. TM Spanish of, and which is again pat off until the latter end of have been executed this day. y ,
The Rev. Mr. COTTON
as to eatables,
There was a complete stegnation in the C0rn-
._........_A.- ....._2....L....2_,_,....- _ephn -- . August. This statement is, however, not credited Mr. HARDY, &c. immediately communicated de; market on Friday ; the supplies of both English and
' ' Wee
, e edeiPae•
iboilaingliescreir gin
awl. le tuwevuuleprZiwt;
rdi" to se the among nautical men, and specalatka is bpsy in find- glad tidings to the unhappy young man who, upon foreign continuing extensive, which added to m to
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