The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-12-29 00:00:00

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which will by that tlinetbe caMplete, will amount to over the recent•actions, which. heees.W.doebt, been •i• St ' ''. This subject will be developed.aereaftea, and some ~5..,
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360,0601nen, to which if. we add. the' consideniblail attended dith a serious loss Ort llotk sides. We ! - sj.• . - • •• • , tT
. . .• . -44 :Vneffelatien of savatmo, awl .-Ikh' aitoebbedeir of the Catholics ef frelaltd. ~ .• , .
anecdotes or a deptae...altece wile searkepon the
armies of Russia, Austria, Prussia, and Sweden, we t treat, however, that the result Will pewee toeureeite
Otte haste to 1 tk- l'' 4i. Many• of the foregoing paragraph.: ilCift;•btlan a
shall not overrate oar celculatton in affirming that teethe cause of the Allied Armies. . ,
' . witch weeild est contemplate. Bet If gee.
talenelllitinta, has grown under
i ~,,, digetesion from our main object ; ' bdt,:ilieneildisib • s,-..
at the commencement of the year 1814 800,000 vie , • - 17:4771MAN °MCC TWO OtLoCk. - laegetePeeted the Dublin .RD111444
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limit and disciplined werriors will be in readiness to 'We are this moment informed, that Maisie.. [hit; ergaltwatiShfeeset earceratagt thia 40114(0104stauY lon the sob vet ceder debate. We return bolts bent- .!.
romper the peace of the world. arrliedaborit Otte o'Clock this daa, at Lord Be. Shasssmoitjtallaftant of any of those in within the Tab.
„ -- 'iltate consideration. .-. -i- •• • ; . , . •
lk Nino of land has been recently engages.
Iletvetoe see, Dec. 22.-Since the commeeicement wear's Office, with the auximailpeoapected Dee ,g 4 .... .• - 40; 1$ We hate proved', and, itereide not deceive our-
vireeeecluded yesterday by aside!! 'What.liel
or the month, upwards of a hundred smelt Insets. 'snatches from Lord Weetantleoll•
.tt is reporte4. Doctor boo ielves; iiitisfartorile that, 'Heroine Doctor Deal-
mgooles tenets to do witn:. the great , • eiseeeh to tretone
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er about 40 tone be/then, hare arrived here fronitbr that there• hod been four sunellealve *ye of hard question ?
Weser, and two or thew from the Elbe. They come fighting, lit which the British' abirAMed Armies inuir:• •" If Ad' Learned Doctor was- injudicious in his exordiunrie Its perorations...sit arlertitslost ,Whisoli• wes . ,
by no means make--alien he'll to he cif a ritherive-r -.1
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chietiv in ballast, and return with Colonial pro-, been victorious. A Bulletin jt expected to be issued topics-we put it
.hypothetically ; filled Wei. btiftctit
hied,
i more gross than sere which disthiguishes the Ate:trines
Protestantsret felt
&re mid English manufactures. The merchants have Ithis afternoon, announcing the esteeming pereicelese,
idne his
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Catholics i f - ' ss
foreign excellent market at Bremen for their goods, end we shall give it in a Second Edition; if Passible. alaitniti at indignant
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Is mach so as nearly to empty the 'Heligoland ware. -ac - • i.
still more. hideously, 'the bloated arid- dropsical ' .. _lt..SS'L....as2----- ---, i .....
bouses We stated yesterday that the 'tea:saes Ranee left phraseology' of an -obscene Scribblet ; and,' on the NAVAL IN7'ftLiggNi* - ".le ''''
Baynes Dec. 16.-The territory of Holstein is Carlton-house a few minutes before. semi o'clock, other, to eepply, with rennevated virus, the exhaust- • ..
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new estire •ly occupied by the Allies ; the Danes have for the seat of the Marquis of Sitissutte, at Hat. ad and cowardly malevolence of aft apostate Papist- I • DLit., ,Dee., 416-Sailed the iladgeevhimideassettta'atter. ;
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ss only the tows i field, to proceed yesterday morning on his wey to ,if Dr.Deoingoole's speech has had this effectind that with Detonate for Admiral Yount, iaibe illoosopel. •
retired behind the Eider and posse__
of itelidsburg, on the canal cd Holstein. The ear. ; • tent Dr.c.18.-Arrived Ms Majesty's ship Kings.
About an hour afterwards, however, his . the Iris% 'ionrnals, will deny ? how, we tsk, In fair froth-the its' Hie - Siti`ed his Majesty's ship Tyrion,' de &-
realer of Zamosc is -confirmed by official accounts ! Royal Highness and suite relented to Carbines' logic, can this aggregete of mischief -be brought to er,:tae, anti iheninseht. ty cutter to the westward.-tioine down
re,:eiod to-day. Negotiations save else been entered house, it having been found iaipreeticable to pro.. bear *gaited-the question of Securities ? ' from' the Paine the Carotin"., for Janice, Enterptise err et.
sae for the surrender of Mindlari, which" If Dr. DrOm °Ole be imprudent in the choice •
is the last seed, owing to the very thick fog that pre. I gYetershutoh 'and ihrte'Leadon coasters. 0
ailed throughout and for some nave is.topies in support of a great question,then is his ' '•
too n still in the enemy's Lands upon the Vistula. 1 yeLondon, , s r . . esvuouTit I)F.c 27.-Saibd" the-Qneen Charlnte, for of
round. They proceeded with soma difficulty asfiet• nt, in this particular, at least, liable to con. ' •
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• as the Southampton Arms, on the reed to Kailidi troversy. But, allowing the defect, in this insfenee,; Erest.--Arrived the Amity schooner., friaken. . ~, ,
We have this day the satisfaction of recording
Town, when it could not be seen syjed „flirt alien siti a mere error in judgment, on the part of an Hindi- F.41910UT11, DEC. W.L-Safieti kis Affjesty'sshrpanallean eel
another signal triumph of the British arms over those pad theyy went lar nor .could the ist*Lerilboillii-ol 'idiot, , tatelejare. itspeittelple tin tVieeillik,OfwhiCit ; 1414"1".1, a iththe "iwae". 0114..t.hi, s from nortamoua rad
of the *skeletal:kW &albs • The name of the OA •or even the horses' beads, be distinguished. All eo. ' that indltidual his arrayed himself ?- . ' i this port, for Passages, Bilhoa, St: Sebnatcan, ensile, Lisbon, .
rendered mcretis by hieing been the scene of in "deavours to proceed being foetid impracticable, his I "If this mode of reasoning were once adopted,
.Gibraltar, and different ports in the bledberranean. Also the • •
exploit, Which, for heroism, has few parallels in the Royal - Highness gave his command to return, and the Constitetion itself would be in danger. How 11 Prince Ernest and Lady Louisa packets, for PEIRINfrI 1 Lady
annals of war, is Cr fl at Fys Pr arm, About 20 milt's elnive , they arrived at ten minutes past eight o'clock,. at many George Roses-how many John Bowles's-1 Arabella packet, for Lisbon ; :Ind the Sandwich pearl, for ..111-
Catitoll House. Ye•terday at half-past twelve how many John Giffards, by their, bungling, and: max 1, ilk's ith mails and pos,songers. The messeuger which
Cornwall. The enemy's force engaged in this affair, •
h'Royal
o'clockhis - bigoted, and beastly advocacy of ' that paragon of l, arrived yesterday from Lunchin, siltft dispatches for Lord 'Wel- • •
to date so disastrous and disgraceful, -consisted of ton Douse andproceeded in the way we stated : ages,' and so forth, would not endanger
~ roost -the t linr,ton, called on board the Prince Ernest.
more than 5000 men, under the command of Bri- 1
'yesterday. • I venerable establishments of the country-yet, no _
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gadier.General Bone, and formed part of the Arise- I Lord CarrLtagacuhad not proceeded in his jour. : one ever thought the. worse of the Constitn • don, be. The Amity, from Newfoundland, intesisieteinnets,
rican /ugly, which, destined for the conquest of j ney, through Fleet-street, during the dreadful fog , cause of its igeorant and corrupt advocates. and re-taken by the "'chutes skiep.tif **lts ithdlt*':•',
Monday night, before an attempt was made to i " Nay, if this mode of reasoning were correct, -rived at Plymouth on Monday. •,s. es
Canada, hid, in pursuit of that object, proceeded i on.
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River cut the trunks fixed to his carriage. robbers, Christianity herself would, long since, have fallen A. - . .
from the vicinity of Lake Ontario, down the ni :
however,failed, ' t* the trunks being :before theassaults ofthe
in consequence o
!.Duette, Dec. 24.-.-W* are concerned to a nrsannee
St. Lawrence. The whole force, amounting to ten chained. Disappointed at this, they followed the I nonsense have been written by her Advocates! What to the Public, that the great and extensive Flour.
thousand men, with a large and well-appointed carriage to Whitechapel, where they made another i tomes of absurdity have not the Bigot, the Fanatic mill end Corn-stores, situate on the Blackwater,
train of artillery, was commanded by General : attempt, and had almost cat the chain in pieces, j and tie Fool supplied the world with all ! Even , near Naean, 'and out* therein, the properly of
Wirettnsow, an ()Ricer, on whose military enter-; s.-7 when it was observed by the outriders, who obtained now. does not the Press pour torrents of ribaldry, 'l.
ATS, GRAINGER, and Humus, of this city, was •.
legal ;c interposition, and one of the parties was se- wretchedness, and raving upon the Public Car,, in . almost entirely consumed by fire on teat Saturday
prize and skill the American Executive is supposed
l cured ; the watch, however, not being set, and the behalf of the Gospel of God ? Yet despite. of* the night, the 18th instant. ' si
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to hate-placed the most confident reliance. The , fog his Lordship thought it advisable to, angry and incessant serge that foams around her
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increasing, The living of Ilawarden, to which the Ron. and • d..
projee•Of the Americas. Government, supported by '
I pursue his journey, and we have been informed that tease-dospite of the 'feeble and conflicting gortisool Ref. Me. Nevieee has been' presented by his brother=
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this formidable force, has been thus rendered entirely! the person in custody made his escape. within, *be Church of Ciruurr -shall stand, ' for it is l iu..i aw, SirRICILtIi.D GLYN, is increased to 40001. •
abortive, and by a bard of heroes, bearing, to the The renewing is an extract of a private letter from built upda a rock, and the gates of Hell shall wo4;1 • i
per annum, from the draining of five thousand acres
invading army, the proportion of about one to seven. , Gottenburgh, dated Dec. c. 15.-" A. Danish Mee- prevail against it ! of land on the river Dee.
seager went yesterday to Co aha eii, coming from "See, then, to what this kind of argument would I
The British troops who, led by Lieutenaid.Colonel I . Pe at,.,__ On the nd curt.. the Lord Provost, Megistratma •
'lead. In • •
Stockholm. It is generally believed here, that a 1 a word, an Injudicious Advocate
Manisa, have thus-been the immediate instrumentwould tat and Council, by an unanimous vote, -conferred the •
sl, peace will soon take place between Sweden and Den- I only sufficient to destroy the best Cause! k . • 1
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.s ...' • freedom of Edinburgh upon General Sir uonee
if:preserving an important province from the horrors : mare, and that the latter Power will cede to us the 1 " How many Knives among the Reformers ? wanl ri. :
....RatlAtif ' K. B. in testimony of the distinguished
of invasion, consisted of the 49th and Beth regiments, I, Bishoprick of Drontheim, ad keep the remainder of i Reform is not therefore unnecessary. • d gallant
' conduct displayed. 11 him in the service'
and a detachment from the garrison of Prescott ; Norway. Negotiations are also going on between I "Hoe; massy Fools among the AdvocratesetsEMMee an
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of his country.
Denmark and Prussia. Our commerce with Copen- , cipa .' • eon But most it, therefore, be denied! --44 ••
and amounted in all to the inconsiderable number and Council, on the same day, were pleased to .-
begets revives, and much refined sugar and 'Colonial ; "Be it observed, however, that though WI differ, .• is .f • thanks to 'Lieutenant.
of 800. The arningements, by which Sir GEORGE articles have been bought here for Danish account. lobo ark, from many of Dr. ifiromgoole's doctrines,' • ass an unanimous' o
• General the Earl of DALHoUSIE, for the distine •
Pa oar hat' been enabled successfully to defend 'At Copenhagen, the exchange on London has risen to and disclaim, with all our hearts, the Bigotry which' '!guished .conduct .displayed by him in the plains of •. 1
a frontier' of immense ettaent, against the Inroads' 160 rix dollar: per II.: but. ea. Hambuish„,has figlert ; some it.hin. 6,Ciallid, .Frieltde..: ~ttt; tn. . ' Egypt, sad ski the different' elections riekieemi by stwo
of astiZlints, froler .'illit-nutubering say force there to 3,400,rie-dollars for 100 rix.deltars Haiti:- charge it neither with want of tentteatter.. sBB elk army in'Spilivi, slier :the hosts of the enemy.
he has ever had' to- oppose to• them, have been burgh bank money ;an enormous exchange, which I lack of Liberality. • •es ~Is .4: .I'Beeli rotes were ordered to Be- presented in gold [;
shows the great depreciation of the Danish paper. I " But, granting all thit, 4 the eningids • r
so able and judicious, atejuatly to exalt the time of .• . , .laaalisa boxes. The Council also ro•ed the freedom of the.
money. et is reported here that Denmark has given ',those heartless and insipid animals, who ara; dm worst Lti-
that Commander to the highest point of elevation forcy, ;with a Please of late, id WALvea Siorr, Esq.
orders to call in her privateers." I-of all foes-grantingallthat his
political' sagacity, as well as for military skill. Nor Yesterday the dispatches for Bombay and China, I.allege against him, we repeat it, again and again, i • ' --, . • e :.. • , s.s. teshee
rary hives.. fl •
have the bravery and good conduct displayed in the by the Bombay, Elphinstone, Lady Melville, Ca- : will Dr. Dromgoole's demerits shikeltarteements f The large group of spots skated to haver*. sied•the
srecution of his plans been inferior to the wisdom balva, Neptune,' and Sealeky 'Castle, were finally against Securities? ", • • centre of the stin'salisk on the Ilitleult. re-appeared
with which they • were designed. Of the General and ' delivered to "Oh I but the Doctor is an. ,ts• much the
dor(' at the East India-House, and ; _ -„,-e_ ,
, . , regain near the era's Astern -limb ow. the 10th eat. •
, their respective Pursers. , worse
,for the Doctor-. Let us, who itnegine that
the troops employed in der warfare, no terms of pa-when they presented the appearance of a group of .
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We understand the Earlof K INGSTOK some years we are not Bigots, laud the Gods for the liberality
negyric can be toe naked. The truth is, that Ca- ago, hired the Mansion and extensive. Manors of the they hank granted. But sorely the Bigotry of 'the see or seven small spite, folloestanit the interval of • s..
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about one digit, by a very largeipet just entering on , ;' 1
pada has been preserved by a succession of military; late Mr. Buemeit, at Heydon, in Norfolk, which are Doctor mill not be adduced as an argument against1
the sun's disk, whose diameter' '(judging without a "41
miraeles, and in proportion to our admiration of the !'-now profusely stocked with pheasants and other the • Resolution he carried ; that Resolution, at microscope •
to measure it), appear to be nearly equal i
skill and valour displayed in the efforts made for its I game; but in consequence of a inisuaderstanding ' least, had no bigotry in it. • to one-thirtieth of the sun's diameter, and conse-
with
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defence he proportion to our astonishment at theirrustees •of the the tenants have "Alas l how easy it is to make charges-how
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....quently equal to more than seven titres the diameter . •••.1
I I served his Lordship with legal notices not to trespass difficult sometimes to support them? Nothing Is „ ,
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success, mustba nor indignation towards those who ,of the earth. "i" ''. ', - ' It '• '
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ventured to es pose interests so important,to chances so :-'. •
I redress, and will with his loyal Visitors, it is fear- more disgusting, amp, perhaps, the cant of anti- binal' (red corn-field, ld nigh
gup a hedge• that tvi a. corn- e , to
unravel's-shit, and to suspend the destiny of a province, : ed, be deprived of his future diversion, until au ad- *mentalism. • •• '' - " -
,i, • Bletchingly, in Surrey; •- tiro' properly of •••• Pen-
mit', alliWzombinations-the happiness, comfort, and ! justment shall take place. •- • I " This same "ere* le le of bait" umed-it was they dose to a pile of bark-work,
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peace, taboret, the altars, the domestic ties 'of its
Portsmouth, A Court-Martial
.was held on Monday last at begotten by
.a profligate without.. principle,. upon a within a foot or two of ihe surface, the regularity of ! s'
to
.enquire Into the circumstances at- prostitute without sha.me-7it. is limit. by no laws !.. .1
inhabitants, on the slender probability of miraculous which, after they had destroy'ed a Small' portion of :a,
tending an accident oil board the Bulwark, by a except those of necessity-it is governed by no me-
achievement. Sob has been the conduct of the Bri- it, attracted their attentions
and led them to' conair s e
fnierchant ship running foul of her on her passage vilify; except that of interest-it is the prate of the • rnun icate the circurastanee to•-their employ*, ' ie. a,
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tali Gorersunaist sere hesitate not tr. say, that the: from the Downs to Spithead, between the 23d and frontless proser-it is the echo of the brainless who, having a laudeble veneration for. anti.. •! v-;
force now engagol in the protection of the Canada:, . 23th of November ; and to try Lieut. SPENCER driveller.
id having hitherto been successful, has surpassed evetis Serre, who was the Officer of the watch, for his i "Liberality-We never yet heard of a robber who quity, ordered the men to purses it' even to its t 1
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I foundation ; this' they did accordingly, and having i .•
rationst•calculation, outstripped all estimates of pro- that was not a very liberal fellow-we neveryet heard of i
conduct on that occasitni. The Court agreed, t i . . . extended their labour to the depth of a,niait's 'height, e
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Miley. Let us not, however,indulge an over-weenier. _ appeared that the accident.wae caused by the ex- i a swindler who slid not most heartily despise the tut- 1
, j exposed to view the ancient remains- of a Roman i
d • • ofthe blasteramt bonds ofsociety. 'Cho Jacobins, who h
i aretne negligence an inattention a gar
of se einonieform, with cistelpiends, and in a
confidence-teem whathas passed, if the-war with Mae- ;blase o( the, merchant ship, in not bearing up in . people at the lamp-posts for incivisms were tee most • bath,
size about 14 britOieetT bat int pavement hay.
rica he oosiiiimest Om mil I return to the attack, and i suffieieut time, in conformity to the general usage of liberal of men-The Goddess of Reason,s Who "'hi- ing been destroyed, it OS nonsuelf, those beauties
notwitlntandinglbe superior skill of our officers, and ' the sea, and in not having shown lights when she did • hited herself naked in the streets ritlaseseest)te. which distinguish the Baths that are now Gatti- .., f
the distinguished heroism of our troops, if they be bear up, as directed by the convoy instructions ; and most tinted of women. -
''''''‘' ' bited at Direr ; Mr. 'PERKINS has, nevertheletts,,
ndt seconded by a more numerous force, Lieitt Soiree.
the Ainetis : that no blame. was imputable to . . . . . 1 " Nos no. Let es not recur Into valtartealleek- carefully preselieefi:lt, and been at the eapence of
I On the night of Sunday se'nuight, some villains lion.-Let us not recur to the jaded Optics arsteery
cans will ultimately succeed. Miracles cannotpaling it in aindia prosecullpg his in
research,
ex- .
'made an atteibreak•the house of tinsel
opt to into
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be oar defence for ever. It is in the nature Eeseime, at •Burhati-hill, near Crawley for The Eing Post.
•It •in the dust- s attar, '
Crawley, Sussexrbut . cheap hernias .
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of things, that, by the very conflicts in which .being disturbed before they had time to accomplish we cannot stoop to pick it up. We leave it to those "141
Bath, from aneighbodring stream, is quite perfect..
they are defeated, the Americans must improve : their purpose, they made a precipitate retreat, and who can feed upon such garbage; Our stomach ...
ahe fragments of richly prnemented tiles, of which. i
In those is in which they are new pried- l got off undiscovered. A reward of fifty pounds-is nauseates
g 4 the food.
,si. • itels now sup sod the paverimit was termed, hewed .
offered for their apprehension and conviction. Theo The Dunces
willwill. .
not be ableao reheat
pally deficient. That their military character must ',den"
,ace, epd le are, 'freastentlys thrown up by tits.
i above felonious attempt may probabl have been and the Knaves misinterpret "Stew.
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gradually, in these rencounters, approximate to an ;made by
.the villains .1 tat loohed the house of ' • "We care not.
v. toe y - •
'. emestoat IC state, that as Mr. Ailltrilll4oT,
equality-With oar own; and that it would be there- i Admiral Munaa e, •at Chichester.. 1 "The Public, however,' will sesst,-tbatittlislisa sethien
rrestiarfrealury, was riding:on horseback,
fine the grossest folly to continue our dependence i ANDREW EDGE, Esq. of Essex-street, in the: cant, and not the thing-the shadow, and Mat' the
.1 • on Friday lut, In Parliament.street, a carriage sad..
'ol-ly on the superior quality of our soldiers, and 'S Strand, a Solicitor of eminence, has a carriage, in 1 substance-the pretence, and not the purpose, we denly drove Eadeusly bye and, oomipg in contact
which, we understand, he has travelled upwards of impugn. • .
le remain inattentive to their inferiority in number. .. ..1 " . . with his lea nemisioned .4 .seTere COSIO•1011) Which 1
12,00 miles, with only one priming of the Patent ln truth, there is very little -gonad liberality In misfires iiirkto Isis house.
...--00.--. Aud-Attrition Composition, the cost of which did j those who make a pretence of preaching it. ,
Pens Papers to the 26th inst. arrived last night. : not ,exceed fivepeuce or sixpence, aud nothing elsei " When Liberty was literelly the RAGE in Frellees Coati EXCIIIANGE, Dec. 29.-In consequence of
. • . the very thick, weather there has been no arrivals
They do not contain any further information relating was applied to the wheels and axle-trees. 1 she groaned nadir a most frightful Despotism. ~ .
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neonday, but the. samples of a few Suffolk via-
te the important subject of Negocittlons for Peace, ' Tug REJ EETED TILEATRE.-The first nuralser of 1 "Whet the Puritans, in the seventeenth mature, nu,.
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k work,the annouticement of which has natnrallY i had the Lord.' eternally open their lips, they •'. urefes. '*'''' 'F
.up . 1 inlet b land carriage, and h t Wheat,
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excited much interest is to appear en Saturday next. busled.in robbing the native aria.
ieeceednip of the Legislative Body being only the It . ." e,e . ss ub re ►t
will certainly be she cheapest oar -crown s worth . s__ wont of freely without any vriatiowin price. There •
4r* ' Y $-WlVo,,rifei.b!nrY aft:L.44l' thing dkit either i B '
rf suit of their previous arrangements. The intelli. that has been presented to the Public for some time, Talkers, and most 4 the. Tv rltßej f the p t day,: !as scarce idly _ _ 4_. inPets, sans, or
-see from Bayonne is of importance, Ile it evidently as each Number will contain. three. Cr four Pieces, a is an errant cheit-a rank hypmeeiter:. ' ~ •
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.. Oats, the prime of welch allspies remain the same as
r Post is our Teti ' „ . '
!);‘nes the weakness of the French force in that Tragedy, Comedy, and. Farce, alternately. The Wes peak feellogy. me lifeitig...-- . . anal., .
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'',..:irler, by resorting to the expedient of inundat• good effects dersitto /he r • nature af the I
which must also arise from this publics- reason to sal e eche . 1 , tinjia ied........01 '9O Old-ditte • .... .....
i 11, the country adjoining, which may he produe- tins aro obvious ; it will cause .
amore attic, lity in queetion..! It' has, at lost, isiosie as ems ~ . .. .f.,.......38 AS Tick do. 3ll ee , •
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than to be paid-by our present Stage, Illasagera to the the cause of Emancipatio.o es the Ceehea/crsittliltie , ~ . .
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