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ROUSE-AGENCY OFFICE, NO. 95, BISHOPSOATE =STREET - WITHIN ENRY L COOPER, in submitting to his Friends •tbe publication. at his Register for the present Month, is happy in being able so state that, after hawing already disposed of a much greater numbs! of • Properties then on anyloomer semen; and from the patrons, his Apay listabilimat has feemd with the Public, he has Asa the eppeousity -el laying Ware them a List of Houses nod Roam whisk tar CompotlemasneAseeed, tidier in nitre, impoehmste or misty,. sig In aknallsoa which comprise most of she swan in Hogiand, thereby tesdralog it almost impossible but Hie parties, either as buyers or mare, at the reseeoable valued **slay, may both be seawasiodated. Asa engagement of upwards of forty years in the Upholstery &sport mem, en the , sampepat. will, it is umed, he a seliekst geh. rantee for his Integrity y ; tad when the locality, as to situation, is , . in the tnunedhte tldity of the Bank of England. Gallaway S. sad the Midas Mart (t w Tenet of the monied and lauded interest of the eouon7), stems ficilides peculiar to this Istablialwaent foe ellbcdag Immediate and advantageous-mks. at the fair marketable yaks of the day. St whatl ever interests may be committed to his cars N.B. Noblemen or Gentleman desirous of taking a professional opinion will be waked.= at their residences or Limes. The President et the Heard of Trade sad Colludes don be placed undo the authority of our Minister of Finance. " V. By this Ordinance the Count de Matsui. Prince de Po- Niue, and the Count de la Beurdmaye, are to held ad imam peirferiles of Fiance, Marine and Colonies, and Faciesiastical Affairs taspeetively. " 6. The Count de Portaib, the Viscount de Cm, sad Baron Hyde de NeneMe, are named Ministers of Skate, and Members of our Privy Council. E GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION compAwrs PACKETS kave , Loadoa— • For BOULOGNE, Betty Mosey ami Monday ratsealas. For CALAIS, •Ilvery Samby, iVidsosisy r soct liataniar inasubs. Ter OSTIND. Btey Tssiday sod Ilstorday Menu . For ANTWERP, On Sunday tab and Monday aTti Angus, at in redo& in die alarming. For ROTTERDAM, Whit eke Pest Oat bag, on Saturday tsdi Angus, at lo in dm aaoraliv Nat 111AM8UROM„ dra Pot Olika beg, tasty Ikatarday aseralag early. Par RA MSOATE. liffeif Indoor* sad inturriay smoralag, at a (Moak. " 7. The Mame do Cm Is named Grand Cress et ear Royal and Military Order of St. Lads. and the Viacom de Mortises; Grand Cross at our Royal Legion of Henese." (Al these Ordinate/6, 11 to 7, are addressed to Prince Polignae, and signed by bins). M 1. The Croat de Podails. Peer st Frame. finvieril Priabll4 id a Amber In oar Court of Comities. I. sensed First ?reddest et tbe satsne Cent. in the rem cd Baron Heeriet. de Palmy, deceased. Fae MAROATK, W Daily at a. Adds fates gavials vet fistanlay. at Wand It dock. " Orr Keeper of the Saab, Minister of Justice. is charged with the 'reunion of the present Ordinasee. " CHARLES. " By the King. TNIIGGINTS Patent Ventilating BEAVER MATS , are atieovriedgett.to be tbe best hind of Hsu itetJa vented—dsey ere exceedingly New. only Al injure by wet. lose their odour *rebore. and will net prevent the. egress of peespiraden e vddeb has been so numb tbe eentpleist of water-punnets, often peedecing the bead-ache and the Wm et, hair. Price 91s. and .994. Drab and brown bats at the sew price.—To be bad In Lendintest the Maseitaeunere only, Dui& and Co. Ns. SO. Newsete-stteet, near the New Post Ma. loam Tiebete4l4 4a. reek einilable la ati Ile pasta al MA Omrapsekeee tire illerposotatiee. Frees BRIGHTON to DIEPPE, EVery Tuesday. Thursday, and sets i 7 teeming. Powerful -mob always ready kw towing. Elegant packets for esonrsiens. Glees, 337, rue &literati. Paris ; Se, Haymarket. muff of Norris-street ; and 14. &ordinates's, Londen,irhere bilk may be bad. containing every infeensaties. CHAS. BISSELL, Sec. " The [eery of the Seth, BOURDEAU." From the Gazette de France dated Monday, Aug. 10. Bag Viateraproot Limy llas les. NATURE is s Mysterious Treasury. It possesses innumerable liieminp for bumas kind, and produces an antidote for every disorder incident to the human frame. This treasury, with an its invaluable riches, is the proper study of Medical Science; and it requites the most laborious' research to discover and develope all its various mysteries. For twenty yens has mar successful experience been directed to the treatment of a certain Class of disorders, and we pledge oar selves to the removal of Syphilis, from its incipient symptoms to the remotest stage% Characterised by every doubt, and whatever, malignancy. The intricate and much neglected diseases of the Urethra, have been carefully and studiously considered. as byre also those delicate and important sympathies which refer to the Female See. The infirmities of virility have been especially noticed., whether as arising from the debilitating tyranny of a tropical; atmosphere—the natural bias of constitution—the imprudence of, gaiety. or the more alarming results of a propensity to practices, " which shun the light ;" the progress of which is marked by iv graduel dereliction of the animal powers. TO all who are thus drainistanced, and more eepeciany tosuch as are aspirants for son-1 nubial pleasures, we earnestly recommend air Cometasteries -Ist; the "lEgis of Life," a commeoury on Sexual Debility ; ed, " The Syphilis," a popular trainee on Lute Venetia. Ice. and 3d, " Hygelana," astlissively addressed to Females ; the pential of which must pro►e beneficial so their moral happiness. These Books Miff be bad of Sherwood. Paternoster-raw • and , Chap*, 29. Oaavayn, Catbetinestreet. Strand. Lea den; fietberlaml. Na. IP, Cohan-street. Mahwah ; Porter. 74. Gratteaustrert, Dahlia ; and of an Boetsellera.—(Price Se ) Remedies cm be forwarded to say part of the wadi; Patients *thin for the awe win please se moles, a /bah Neon. AU...dame st bone for onasultatiou as weal. GOSS and Ca. M.R.S. Surgeon. No.ll. Beeverie-areet. fleet sweet, landau. I.IUTLEWS FLUID EXTRACT OF SARS.t• 11 PAW LLA. Sanapatilla has of late years bees math wed at an alterative ra Scrotums Affections ' Scurvy. and other cuta neous Diseases. and is considered by th e must eminent Surgeons of the present day as the very best Medicine for se-establishing the Coestitudoo after it has tia.. gone the effects of Mercury, or has been injured by what Is denominated Secondary Symptoms.— This Fluid &tract contains all the properties of the Hoot in a Collerattated state, will keep fur any length of time, and the De. cation made in one minute. Sold In bottles at 4s. dd. Ss. id. and 20s. by Mesas. Butler, Cbensists, Cheapeide corner of St. Paul's London; Sachville. stmet, Dublin ; and irinesa.etreet, Edisists;gb ; and the principal' Druggists ; of whom may be had BUTLER'S CON. POUND ESSBNCIL CUBRBS. Thb preparative is a woes *mum of the Cubebs. in combination with other ingmtlients. which, whilst equally mild and innosiuss ro the Constitudon, have been found, by esperiesce, materially to increase the known ellicaey of the Corbett'. It is therefore conlideady recommended for throw affoctiona arising front diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder. gee. sled that class of Messes generally in with* the use of the Cube% has been loved so serviceable. In bottles at M. dd. Ss. N. sad Ss . rr Observe the address of " Masan. Suess," on the Label. SONG—THE PEEPING FAMILY. Me--14 We're i sahibs, &e. WRILE the Noble• of the Land all resorting to tilt Strand, The splendid grace of Fashion and of Ornament command, That we cannot do the same grieves our daddy and our dame, And we're a' trading. uid, Did, noddin, We're a nothlin, at oar house at name. But our Johnnie comes in baste, with his Boots in brilliance greed., That ntievor.hke the shadow of our grannum Aro embraed,, Like a tiny elf It seened, in wild terror while she Iltrealled ; And we're a screaming, scream, scream, screaming. We're a' screaming, at our house at haste. The said rinker'd Cafe neat on the Jet his optics lied, And saw two little devils with the Blacking Internsis'd. " There was only one before, now" be Gild," there Lis we more; And they re a' Bitting, Bit flit, Ando& They're a' fifths, at our house at battle." Theo ear mimic she would look, when by wit &bemired forsook, For far herald the threshold to her nimble kerb she took, Cr llots " aka. there were but two, now three amity stalled view, , And they're a coming, come, come, *missy libell'et a' minim to our house at .homo." Noels the et below to scold, and oar surly mama sroorrd• When Auntie peed the Jet in, and of other weeders mid, 'There the dog and eat both tow, then peep'd. reitutis, suatond Is ° And we're a' peeping, peep. PerP. Peeping We ru a' peeping at our loose at haute. nth osr Johnnie laweal aloud. of rtitcdog Mackin' regd. " Taw Amigo. he the Jet," It Paid, lea is a mirror crowd So am ilessiumeautaathiraa few, that vas Wet* mar Prodid West a" Mashie& Mack, black, blichins Were a _Necking at ear hover at balsa! Ills Saar9hinistartLSkialiant BLACK I Ptornsi hT, (lihls 30, STRAND, London: Oil goals sorry Town to the Kingdosp t =VIVI is Bottles, wt. 10d. UAL sed.ll4 est& mkt PASIM 'MAIMING % lit Pots. sd. Is& 5i4544.90 1 Ill' Be Phakidu to Inquiry fur • W A Wit KA 7.0. STRAND►, •I I. 4111111111141 Mit ihifjwrgarsiT. A New Edition (the llith) with Additions sad Easendatiens, togedm with a copious Commentary on the misddet of the Cantles System. je.t attempted to be revived, after receivieg the empagedamd meninseme esedetnnatioa of all tits eatineet Mee is the Preassign torten lest 40 years. PRACTICAL OBBERVATIONSonSTRICTUREB • 1 of the URRTH RA led RECTUM, reeommendimg an boo proved System for their Treatment and CM. Ilestrating its 11111- eacy by numerous remarkable and highly important Cam, is some of wiskit Strictures of from Teo to Twenty Years defines have been •totally ronsoved In a few week,. and its stspesiority dinghy fay established over every other method hitherto practised. By C. R. COURTENAY, To which are added, Observation. and Practical Comments on Oleos. Seminal Weakness, and the Miseries occasioned by Selt. stem. for the curs of which a ;mode of trait:met. the rank of long and successful prudes. need at am safe, epee*, sad ease mil, Is adnpted by the Author. Printed for the Author, Robert -street. Adelphi ; and pagitised and sold by Sherwood aad Co. Paternoster-row • • twills, 4, Ca thodes -street, dwand ; Chappell, Royal Eadhatip ; Marsh, tr. 7. Osford-oreet; Walker, 00. High Holborn • Maggie, 94, Pell ; Sutherland. 90, Caritoortreet, Edin burgh ; and may be . hod of ati Booksellers. " We earteeeely esconsteend the cases related by Dr. Courcesay to the perusal easels of our Readers as are Alined with the cow Oasts which the wither bee wade tie sib** et these eterva dons. Several instances ate ,adduced al she recovery of redact, heath Iran states which were considered hopeless by pracdtioaers awakens talents, sod story etteasive etperivoce. We estate's the highest orioles el Dr. Courtesars professiald skill. and tem grandest him en his successful sod pdiciess ispplicaden to *lee severe and often destructive diseasse."—lbiropean Magesise. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. We have received by an Extraordinary Express from l Paris the Moniteur, aid other Morning Papers of Ben tley, the 9th of August, and the Gazette de France, dated Monday, the 10th. The official part of the Monitesr contains the following Royal Ordinances, announcing the mains change of the French Ministry : Front the Moxiteur, August 9. OFFICIAL PART--OIIIMIAt4Cki OF TIM XING. " I. Croats, fr.c. 0 We have ordained and ordain as follows :- 0 Art. 1. The Prince de Potion, Peer of France, is appointed Minister, &attar? of State for Foe** Airairs, on the resigned= of Count Pottalit. a. 11. Oar Keeper of the Seek, Minister of Justice, is darted with the esecutlon of the present Ordinanee. " Given at &. Cloud. Sth August. Inf. the sth year of our reign. (Signed) " CHARLES. " The Keeper of the Seale, ate. Boessaau." " 11. Comsat*, Ste. " Art. 1. The Sear Cour/Maier, our Attorney-Central is the . Royal Court of Lyon, is appointed Keeper of the Stab of Prance, Secretary of State for the Deparmeat of Jude.. in the room of the Mem &ordeals, whose resignatim is accepted. " Art. t. The Count de Boorman. Peer of ['ranee, Linatenaut- General at our Armies, is appointed Minister Secretary of State for the War Department, in the room of the Viscount de Cato, whose resignation is accepted. " Articles a and 3 if our Ordinance of 11th January, 111211, shall continue to receive their esEcutient. " Amide S. The Comet de Rigs,. Vice Admiral, is named W aken Seeman of State fee the Department of the limbo aid Colonies, in she room of M. Hyde de Neevilie. whose resiesarise is accepted. " 4. The Coast de la lisordeemye, Mosher riche Mambo at Deputies (Heine aid Loire) is named illielmet liscretaty it Ride tee the Department of the leserke, In the hums of the Visceste de Idersigesc, whew nesigeatise is stove& O S The Baran de Montbel, Member et the Chamber of Des pedee,k mated Mini/sec Restetlif at Slime fee the Depeetmeet HeelealastieSl Alleles eid Paths IsefeeCties, sad Greed Mader it the university of *antic a• Us rsourratise of Mackie& Meanest worthy of Seise re sew& so Aechiesitspeles sod Seireies, sod abet meimiiiiiest &piles et war klagdosa, shell Se mode Nur fry a ilitimp, ekes we shall seises for that repose ; and it *di Se mode In the maw ser.hdevesi 'revises se the Royal Ordinseee of the Mb of Mg. 1924‘ " The resigaseho et Comae racier, Slob" et BeseeNN, sad at the awe 4. Vadomeelk are aeeefeet. •• I. The Depertnese d Miaissee of Chosheed, set Nlesbefee- teem is mod eemiseseppreemel. iu. The Corse °Med 4e Come. reef et Presser, M used Master Sect star, of New few de deleeteeentoet Piessit, `rem of Cosa Roy, whose 'selvedge, is accepted. " IV. Ceeddering see °Miser*. a this 44, tiffrgala‘abe ,agave el. Ceseeeree sod P/Insfeeteree, ° M Oa die upon of we Miaow for itesdp- Maki, eva !we :erebiee4-7 . .6 Mt. 1. lb. Ameba assipad ria* 11//aima a$ Clawarsaa ad , Samiaceaaa• by ma *dhow at Ara* alai Me Jaw" Om, are lacarparslait.wab Asap i ibrilitiodramad r aariii• lorkw fir wlias OBINUISP Camateracial slllaulimalmea i! 1. Tie laaellanif tire lbspadardtar.afilloapial4,oo laid die COMM. are NOW wade .war lallarapallsoW off Ordisaarer of the 0J aad 110111atjaaraary. Paco, An. 9.—• Prince Paktum took the oath yesterday eeea• leg to his Majesty, at St. Cloud. The Liberals are not coutented, or rather this is what has pasted ea Change. A List, containing the names of MM. de Pbllp.c and the other new hkrobers, nos circulated, and inunediately Messieun the Libersk have caused the 3 per Cents. to fall three francs. and the 5 per Cans. one franc. Ferry.dght hours will calico to restore trarnoMity to the dupes they hive wade. The acclamations of all friends of order will have mete influence on public opinion than the speculative' of the frequenters of the Stock Eschangt. The lames were certainly u well in tie bands of U. de M imi is la those et N. Roy. The Liberal Journals are going to recommence their declaim dm. The wards camter-revolatisa and ram d'egto will be hence forth the order of the day. France will not be twice taken in by sack a waystilicatim The Asitsbargh Gomm gives the following letter from Constan tinople, dated 17th Jaly, received by Ospreys:— " The auditors of the English Ambassmler took plate on the 14th, with all imaginable pomp. The whole moieties:Went to whams it, and the re-establishment of the friendly relations with England is considered as beady consolidated. However, the Porte will out hear of the protocol of the Ofd Hatch, mad has rejected *Very proposal connected wit► k. &on of the English vessels that arrived with the Ambassadors are preparing to enterth'e Black &a. The circumstance tint the Pate was ready to grant them the permission causes a great sensation here." From the Journal du Comineree of Stneday. Riblie raven, in unbolt with prehability, ascribes to the SOW pobey the diserpnbation el the Cabinet, concerted with the plan al an alliance against Biwa, concerted by the Dube el Wellintes and Prince Nilotic. FUN= INIENIPAIIII4 Asti. 11.—Rentet 5 pw Cent. Wt. 50e. 10e. Oa Sot. 10e. 7K. 1151.70 e. Sc. 7K SO& 110 e. S per Coots. 10St. 75e. 70e. Me. News de Naples, set. RITA 'peel* Lean. 71.. Reote Peqwwisile. 411 i, . ISCILUNIR ON 1411110111. One Moods ISt SS& I Three Months ....25f. 40e. REVELATION OF COLONIAL SECRETS. room Tilt amnstanntair 111111MMILT MI morose. I. our last Number (p. 24) we adintrted to the slimiest used by the West India Committee in lotttiei (asinnt• hag them to be airway the authors of The West /mho Itemise) in speaking of the eekkoce takes by the Jamaica House of Al stably, in order to justify their persecuting enactments spinet the Sectarian Missionaries ; and we stated, tkat notwithstanding the importain ends which it was Ism unhesitatingly armed that it would ansenn, it had since been pliantly suppressed by this lame Comnaksen The inferences we drew from the rash eulogy on that miaow AM, prior to its reaching their bands, dtky pronounced apses M. oil frees the large expectation of toenail by its general MUM. which they then indulged ; combined with its total sapless*. Eno the whole of it has been before thew— have been dtoriansly manned by a recent publication in a Jamaica ' aewtpapet, Me poaticript to the Nerd Gamer of the 234 of May last. In Ma Paper II inserted the "Mired of 1 letter from a respectable West India Proprietor (in lamadon), dated the 2d April," tan, the greater part of which outran we shall transcribe for the edification of our readers. " The Session of Parliament (says this respectable proprietor) hat naturally reneweJ the interest which you take tx the advises from England, and the ear • dreamscape's *MA foie dlitinguisbed the proceeding of the datum this year meet spirt you with the utmost wonder mid alarm. lam not now stout to *ear, you wills my sentiments op the approaching emmeips.: tied of the Catholics, bat to redark on the *madam in which the Welt India Colonies will be placed as soon as that men. sate is acconiplithal. So long as it ressaiii in dimities at lan/ the Shit Indians ate site—if not lion attack, at leak frost thiaggr. Bat I tremble to think of the conievelacee we Ihil - Width ilihistry and the British publie are at leisure to ions their sites lo die Wands so much farther west from Ireland. The hieteeetg Massa of the 26th of March did not hesitate to declare, that the Dole tit Wellington intended to introdoce a Rill far foil - ted kmancipation of the Negroes, as Moo al the Ca dmic DPI 'had receded the Royal Aids*. This meatiest mat contradicted the same evienbm by The Choir. sod there can be ao doubt that the contradietion May fairly be believed so come freln aollsorky. to fat so geed. But The NM.* Amami of the mit day returns to the charge, sad manned Mt atiertleo. I dm no believer in The MOrring Jestroni, nor ii it of any im portant* whether the Doke made any Such dedaratlen or denies it. Ms denial. it Is evident from eiperienot, Will not retard him flow( adopdag any course that may Oast to him ; and therefore it le le notary to loot at what the ordinary marmot teems must produce : that WIN and Must be a renewed ',leaden of the slavery Quesiion by ear Vponenti, with increased means of annoyance, arising from tae nottpotatife leisure of Government and the tianyuillity ai the peg*. The Weer will have nothing to excite thetit, and the Eng. 1* Meat *able to life white* tiotatiott ; and tie curtail haling dtopped Neer the acme exhibiting *r. O'Connell% entrance into Pitliansern, will have to be drawn up main to the Arai Ovate of the Ant act of the West lodiee Matt I.ltts—a Comedy, I hope, it eNlifirovie. bat it may tarns out a teed (i.) " Pkviri therefut 4 e, was a cask( nobs* tiai ado* of a* West heist lotereeta respired a stricter Misdolidsteerr; and It Is lashint ible to dove* thee &mord *rani so Frieda*. The pientere 'broad god task with the pliesertarat home for not defending their awn* better. wad the thesonown is shared by minty noinsbereal tha grafrat body enter se home. lon porniatiseilla hang aria* pally from iptormiee and potty • irtioreejedior. 4i Yon abroad wit toot consider that me bows um battle to test, and overlook the ciamonemosoe tint the swam* Ors mentalist the West ittilisbody tore is d. •be viewed; *tr ier victories we gain, but by lie poosostrieter srh pill lirtrr CIF. hoe is the defensive we *nide Mt** without abbot the ear: ilidnef Oddest slid Ma Wel** Of it taltraillnf mg* diem, sea teshatios. The MiaiMer edam Appear:* die yodits, Ale ognatues—sioater iiimefatlioilmairy alalit kills .. iw 1101 y, acmes haunt, Alf fdlii*fitentaviteldliiiiiiilWill Sada and the Moo been* We nay *end at vidtioniontlf 114 .11 1 ) k non At te oft ellomitille fiilttltr atly ash hmellploolli. oldie Cut Indians themselves. wager duties ; but if it k a obtained, it will be accrimpanied with an adwadesi of foreign sugars, as equal terms, or at least on very low preamehm•docies. Nerenbelesa, it would be most prudent to stremplhen lbe WOK India body. and to allay the discontents and to sale ell parties in one common bond. It is intended to re alities the C0111111*0•11, which, perhaps may infuse into it fresh Wiser. “ ha the insandase, you resident. in the West Indies cut net panty elf week for us. What is to be date with the case of Je llaba M dam* to advise; you are fairly committed en hostilities Wl* Waters on three distinct points • the double duties, the eta, and th e slave question. Mr. Brougham has given notice ebb Meal= le move fee leave to belag in a Bill to farce the efieriew of died* evidence measure in the Colonies ; and if be Emil be sie by the Government, it is not the fifty or silty West Lab ers who will be able to resist kis mo ti on. I firmly believe that as wadi igeorance. haste. sad Imprudence, have been exhibited in the assuagement of the Wombs remedy, as were evinced by the Ministers who produced the Americas war.. But as Government cameo now consistsedy. recede, however much fay may.deplore the infatuation of their predecessors, from the 4e marked out for than. it is but too much to be dreaded that they should yield to the united clamors of the Seats. the U berets, and the Methodists. " Never meld there have beat a Wene time than that us - kaltily chosen for a dispute with the latter mentioned class of poems. la Ragland, the idea of oppression in religious mat saildll not be tolerated for an lomat. The people at large are gin aware of the grasping propeeekies of the sectarians, and 'nee adverse to their ambitious schemes; bet they are at yet = for any interference with their preachers, such as you Pr alspeed. You have naked midget 'you a body comprising about three mildew of members; and dear, indeed. ought to be the evidence by which you shall jukisfy year peoceedings. The Atti-Slawry Ripener boldly proclaims the whole evidence to be printed. respecting the . Report on the sectarian., to be pro cured by subornation of perjury (2). You must prepare, there fore, for its being most strictly investigated. I rely upon its troth ; but, true or false, your fellow colonists may be assured it will be treated as false. If it be not well supported, these who framed it may not satisfied with the assurance that they have done more to ma the West India cause than could have been accomplished .by the united labour of years. I have no iodisation to criticise the swim of the Assembly ; but it is rather an awful increase of elleulty en the West Indians here, to have extraneous subjects. of alpine with the Government, arising from your proceedings, mad up with the already aulliciently embarrassing question of Skeen. It will be dines* also for Ministers, in deciding on the pat they will adopt, to avoid taking into, consideration the resis awe on the double duty question, and the Sectarian clauses in the Slave ail, as subjects of annoyance against you. V " The most useful study that could be recommended to pear Legislator. would be the pages of the Anti-ohrwry Rqtarter, la which they will regularly lad all the evidence and information concentrated which are to be used mains you in the House of Commons, and which have ameiderabb effect on the people (3). It is not much known. except omen • particular act ; but the misfortune is that it serves ea a guide to the Parliamentary orator., and contains mast elaborate alleretiori to all Pardamenury Papers which bear on the subject. old peureets in ose view those extracts which are most susceptible of, being tented to our disadvantage. To answer this work. therefore—to have a counter-work or a similar nature is most desirable; and if your journalists would occasionally comment en its pages, it would be rendering essential service. Whatever can be dose by way Of counteraction will be done here ; but any information that can be forniebod by you- will greatly assist. The Aoti-davery Ripener may independently be of little consemience, but ft is airy 'dames. as supplying mate rials fee debate. I remember one of Mr. Betangbans'a tirades, and another of Lord Sellield's, which were taken ahnost word for ward from die Work (4). We here feel the diliceldes arising from the pertinacious and prestressing attacks of our adversaries, which you abroad affect to despise. " A meeting has lately, I understand. been held of the West India Committee. at which it ha beat resolved to give fresh swag* to its proceedings, by inviting the assistance of a num ber of individuals connected With the West Indies. The dif &del of proceeding in this respect has adieu from wishing to exclude all passes who ate not really West Indian proprietors interested in the sell. a. the attempts to introduce spies among am by / . the Si. prove the necessity of doing (3). I cannot from this renovation, that considerable vigour 2 Ii: 27111 . the body, and at ell retina its strength will he more conedkated sad united. It is determined to prosecute Ibkil all their energies the redaction of the setae duties, and to &p -rod to the poople (6), in case of a Talkie with Miebtess, by ano ther petition to Putnam, similar to that to ably introduced by Mr. Ala reie ts ac qt . By the bye, where was Mr. Barry's rectil. baton is the sopinetteas of the West Indians, wha t h e emitted to soda r. Pelbeires eartleits, sad the "mai of Laid Sashed in the goose et lards lest year—mecca, which Imo brought down on his Lordship the accumulated wrath of she Seats r (7) *.i. (2) We challenge its garbled er eduction. (3) How .41fferart as Adenine do the West adieu in reality fens of this publication from that iwkidt the British Critic has diktat to form of it ? We have alert, in this private communica- • klblaanot a word of its *behead. (4) flow Is it.possible that *ere should oat be a coincidence the stmeniesti of three ditiagekhed individuals and The Reporter, when both alraw.their facts from the same elk id sources? These is laniiiini swami, Shard Is this affected fear if opiate's coo the Feet of the Saints. While the West India body contains each members as the writer of this letter and his age car rapoodeni in Jamaica, and; data all; iiblie their own authenticaied records are accessible..the Saint. need. be .thiven to no such haw apedient, even if they could nova its Ale. (4) The Ida le sot a bide ameibig of di *telt to the people of Ragland to supped, by bounties and protealog deties,.the system .of abomination which they have it:Solved to esdaguiek root and branch. (7) Thk menage,s halation et eimth on s ptisi Lard Se.fired consist simply in * 4 The Anti-sbvery Rtporter;' No. 40, which. in point of fact, iisethag mire talk . edit; filispeate, and de -4111111111 refutation of every polkas in the two *awes spathes of his Lordship. We now know who lona the Oral* of the West Indian came, in dile cattail; alai lit die jeftment Si the West Indian party—vit. Mr. Palliser sad Laid *dart CANALS IN FRANCE. —ow— It was the intention of Link XIV. to twin, 6y the Maid of Languedoc. a eutneuteleafitut !Will/tea &a ilelliteriaatsid with t he Atlantic Ocean. " which shoohl sal* the to ads of ill 114los the difficulty and danger ageing through die Straits 4 Gibrallir." Mr Inegnieceut pett wan duly elevated esc tat ai Toolouk, ind the difficulties otiered by tiul, bed of . the Geroofie ltavelar, die last we hundred and fifty yeas* beep regarded of inattrittoantabk, .in 1•27, an. Giddier' prepaid to film " The .1‘41.1 Cala itt e rytesees,".whkb, by psteridlocam oel/les fieriliat of l,.sigtirdO c . in the Golf of Gianni, would Mal the iotentien fiche. Mustier of the latter. Till: tuna horded itaft tYr 4e4seid quo iOO to hie teal pawing.throogh ti ; and k , is ant douiPteddiat the velatisot most nations would "relit by this means if .`Ar t iDisiu -i Mat = Mei, - ibe voyage beitViiii hiitwis &di: Tie Latagadoc is already frail' the Metliteliatroaa si fir as Toellousc; and the of the eyienees.deiceesdlog frual thesieu to Itiguttne. weetd con** die NW. Thf Oft Of fie me q, &honk ii I: ansactinave allied% to be reachEd •by n r vessel., stoubl'oppnw ao ob.ticke to weaavvetaile., __ . litroett Tutsloo4 tit liiToww, the distance ill tiliteskOWlNdalikr NW illtideabd Aidles sad the canal oldie Pygmies would be divest adoserisgeAltilifite passage' France h which it would paw. The highest patos would be Awe boadred melte. &pee AV PAW Oldie . I : &wast e* is ilk Adair. Tlse,C4iaatil 91 Psi* et ailamtes ioa: declared dud Ellis ,peojeci can he eareu(sd e irduldAil eft, adVa s treon.. •Plenty at *law etsisi Si skshow_AlWlK ,Iwiiii . , ... inspi;ase is tftel : AWN* hy lie . Main a g sks savour re 441111; INFr ti; iiiiiiitivi. M. Ssisinvie.at anions* tidant Tllegiiiiii/ on the like to the li s b *selli s d , 94!flod slickagual*os; . . , halter up the 'awl ne ` -rizz i zr . 4 7 , 41 b. r . VP 4 .fl "NO can. te d gc s :og whick ‘ nss . intsilisiddat di t a nk sill. I - a/ Whirls ire main is thaprassar state of the arts.-44mA Paper.