Star. — London, England, 1831-08-16 00:00:00

_ . . . . . . . , ... ~. • \ '„, • ' \ • , , \ r swers 4ta ' I• , 111112X11.Alap , , - 2 , 3 1 M7-... rni. . 1788. CONTRACT FOR =ISM 11221, AND Pou, VICTUALLING.O7IP7OI, Jtayllo, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL LING Xis M411071"8 Niler, 4c• di• kg* ar4S 00diCet That on Tame', the 15th &y id thiromilli oak dwg win be may to receive Tooke ht miNhei OEM Ilk sod treat let the /MIT to this DIPHIONM• d $ "Aim titY cot and a d d FIB h, .'s d. ri. of 7 to as kkl for Mt ok for by so oin lay LI re* Luis pm an on, ees, rays no- hie▪ d 000 11r• grog time Wet Oros my's Wei kith- of k, g , of P. J. K. g m , war isott , c ker 10i eloot Pt *Us le S i D ie og e ' 101 .1 IRISH SALT MEAT, E qua l 10 400 Navy Tierce' of BEEF; and 10,000 Navy Throes of PORK o n migrate Tenders, all to be eared in the ensuing Sam to be delivered, seven-Wghtb parts thereof in Threes, endi the re maining ooveightli part thereof . 1$ Bernie, into hie !d a inty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, in such proportions u shall Wafter be agreed u p o n ; one ball thereof by Ike 20th day of February, and the other half co or before the mat day of May, 1832; to be - for u usual, by Bills without interest, pap* dui days after date. The Cooditions of the Contracts may be seen at thds oSee, or by applying to W. Lives, Bp. Assipt fiP.r r e make at Cork; or to the C.ollemors of his Majesty'.Cutouts at Limerick, Belfast, Waterford, aid Newry; and to the Secretary to the Poetntaster-Generid at Dublin reepecthely. No Tender for a loss quantity than shaU ho ova se SOO Tierces of Beef, or to 300 Zeroes of Nib. will bq O mitted; and each Tender most specify the peke le words , t length, and be delivered Woes Om .'Clark se the day appointed; and most be accompanied by a Letter, signed by two respootible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in a penal Sam equal to cm-third of the amount of the Contract, for the doe performance of the same. It is to be expressly understood, that the Tenders for the &dare to be distinct and separate from those of ;he Perk. Tee Person who makes the Tender, or ealle• rano so his behalf, must attend to answer when lOW lg. U. W4LLIIII CLIFTON. LIGHT BEAVER HATS.—Since 1817,when PERRINO'S Patent extra light Beaver Hata were first invented and introduced to public notice by weight, hands in the trade have begun to talk about wales r, professing the greatest absurdities to the prejudice of the In ventor; this has not only emended to the United Kingdom. but to India, Spain, Portugal, sad France, to which places Hats have been sent with Perring's name forged in them. JOHN PERRINO respectfully Informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public generally, that none are of his make unless purchased at 85, Strand, whit the name printed at the bottom of the lining. Pekes, fee the best, 21s. to 265. the bat Silk Hats 111 s. Livery Hats Hie. Opera Hats 20s. Gentlemen's light Summer Cape Bs. ed. Youths' Hata, Caps, dic. 85, Strand, corner of Cecil-street. TO THE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE. II WRIGHT, Self-Adjusting Truss, and Sur- Ile gist Instrument Maher, 32, London-Road, South wark, Begs laws to annosoce to the Public and Medical Gentlest% that he manufactures Teases upon as proved Principle, for those Wised with naval& It is diScalt to explain the nature with which 'some Raptures we les from deseadiag, sad very fregmatly to Stuart bid defiance to awry. kind d Trues to retain the Rupture. IL W. listen himself. from the amber of yeas' NE- P*we, 1 0 have a momment Oneledge In awing the mod atailleall Came( ilartama milk which rpm kw, Elea selleted a smother al Imo. H. W. mraffactrrea a variety of Trews lo floe conatruce den of the Body, and bas never bad any Ceoe of Hernia whhout befog able to reduce it to its relative situation, however laborious and mins the occupation of she person so allkted. N.B. Ilhaufsetures the Improved Demeitie losuument, by which Costiveness may be instantly removed, and its dangerous consegeenees prevented, by the application of Warm Water only : kis Suite 'Ample in its construction, end also portable. gargles! lastressents or every deeeriptioa wuranted of tie best essoufacture. Merchants and Captains supplied for itzpartadon. CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. "OONGREVES GOLDEN BALM," or PROVED SOOTHING SYRUP. This remedy prer r eses superior advantages in tounter.acting the dreadful effects arising from painful dentition. It cools and comforts the gums ; assuages the most violent anguish consequent en their inflammation; and its demulcent properties so soften and render elastic these tinier pacts as to produce the teats in their ttgular order with incredible ease and rapidity, without constipating the bowels and exciting other baneful effects ; by which the necessity of lancing the gums, so pregnant with dangerous results, is entirely superseded. It is introduced at the lowest possible price by the pro. pietas, for the purpose of placing it within the teach of Ml classes. Sold in bottles at Is. led. and 2s. 9d. by 3lesers. Butler, Chemists, Cheapaide, Corner of Si. Paul's. London, and the principal Drnuists and.ifookeellers. Of whom may be Ind MARSHALL'S UN 'VERSA L CERA TB. —ThU Cerats is found to be most efficacious as an application to Clan, Wounds, Burns, Scalds, Sores, Ote. In Boxes, at Is. l jd. and 2s. ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, FOR THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION. ITS soothing, cooling, and ameliorative properties lj imenediatety allays the smarting irritability of the skin; wanes Islammation ; beds herds and rough skin ; :mom cutaneous eruptions,and imodscut s betilitikd COM pinion ; affords soothing relief to LAW nursing their ox Sprin g ; and to Gentlemen, after Shaving, It allays the imarting pain. sod tenders le skin smooth and pleasant. Each Genuine Beetle has the Name and Address en graved on the Government iltstup,,which is gamed on the 1?)Itlei A. ROWLAND & SON. 20, HATTON GARDEN. Prior 4r. Id. and Ss. id. per Bottle. ROWLAND'S SIACASSAR OIL, The &at production of thesis , . avid the original aod,gepuine, A VEGETAULK PRPDUCTION, possessing salu brious and wonderful nutritive properties, which prevents the hair fallingoff, or turning grey, &e. and has the un maalied property of giving a roost fascinating and delecta ble appearance to the hair. Price Ss. 64.-71,-10a lid. and 2la per batik. ROWLAND'S ESSENCE 01F.TTRE, For changing Red• or Grey Whiskers to Black or Brown. Price 46.-71..114 end 104.6 d. per Wade. JIJ ROWLAND'S I4O, ODONTO, For Cleansing the Teeth and Gams, Price 21.9 d. per Box. The 4DOU Articles are aiddisy.tha.Sale..Propeiatots, A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, HATTON GARDLN.' Sutd, Wholesale and ressil,- by the Sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAN D and SON, No. 20. Hatton-Gareen..Lassloo; and by their appointment by Itlr. R., fiendris. Parbzwy.sTilchi hurne•stieet ; Sanger, 150, Oiford.street ; Gattie and Pierce, 57, Smy t h, 112, Deleroix, , lsll, and 11 RIM, 35 9 New Bond-strert ; Atkinson, 39, New ,Bond•strest, and 44. Gerrard -street ; Paley. and Co. 27. Lsobasd.strpet ; B utler. e, Cheapaide ; JJoyley.aod,Riew, 4kitov -8 ;r1, ilry and Lloyd. 12, Qrscbmitnest; Lots, 050.,,m01E. Zia, Strand ; Duggan. 611. liotibotorkiß plentWes, ' ; Edgard% 0/. iii•vobstry.. 45. -01.- k.aureh.yard; klardsit sons. ea. Viarillf=Zi s t and T. Rie 45. Mood& amain& rooting dis iloysidtasklcist.;.J.staws.o% hill: and .1. sad Caosse...l.ooloooc Each pawns, Illejitis ibc...046000 and Ahailin/n4s: Government amp. & ROWLA ND & - 016% 110, L. Which is polka the N°. 13,862. TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1831. • • &Boldla wish or Soo die, his .tsarina are to let die same for Me bait en hoe far seven yam. )tip, Uses. rids% hemahrid mmdlsondfainkom. mid ail sall sioSular StS PM% Web, mod pommel w ade r Itt Ate:: ^a MME. Mary N orth* hw fondles% Ross, and it such *la on Owl . OW liVrtataitru7inntlits or plea), to hla er, ho gives to at Simisid Henry Northam, of Pynus, is the aunty of pswoos__ forenet, and hie heirs he eat, all the pianos of the Ii Ermily, his best by Rena* the two Immo. saris einem of the Account d chi .Needsteti sa rtr . i the two edam of Pahlk Cherarlers. 18, (clod awls' Sir hife of Sir Joshes Royaide, and the' Porde.* contib !SlON Diploorias has the Royal Academy a abuse a b 7 Oa Sella mal Intim Mo l m in Tr To Ma 11111 PR of ar ilert = C at Mfr. 1 1 : • Hasher, Req. Rereldbf Oath, rn_°,ll 4 e - „,. Woe hominy _doses, culr . e db• rorbrobs rasluie s edemas et boob, ftts hoe diem his. Veal. dm at hi. wan en his Mot, to eV mei ammi.petioris to his said dew, inr hen PM her dolt, to invest In their ant wow 11111. Ist lee per Coot. Annelid's sppreeee trees, Or pay lb' teNSest to 1115 late Wife mast, t7udette Oillsem, daring ber after her death, to web pumas as she may appoint. 'ft sold dee as& of mid abort, to retain to them selves the Wi bombs, via lliam loom Joseph Hanker . ..... 000 Neabold Kates And to pay likewise the LOU. s Elisabeth Gilchrist, 1 deny ties Mn. Hawker, wife of sat Wads the An 24 !' w Joe. Hawker ... Aria Hoare Juba, R. A. ... J ' A 100 Adair W Harkins 1 Philiz_nolannt l4lo4l4e P e 100 Sir ce .... Ai = W. Knlghtoo, Ben Jibe s 100 Lady Kni g hton VD° 100' James Carrick Moore, of • Taylor, Whir of Caswell, Scotland 100 _Use. Meares Ms wife-. Nathaniel Howar d caPi. J. lb HMI WWiam Haim ... Annabella metres 1 Abraham WyvU, artist 100 Waiter Roe iDGoodwin 1 Sinter f i t a t tfoode be living after the death of Ws sister. To the rol a and churchwardens foe the time being of St. , Andrew's, Plymouth, 1101. duty free, to he lamed, sod the busmen to be Ishl est he bead and meat for is poor of the said portals. In rr saes& alba he leaves Mary Wile ford, wife of Peter Wailed, AWOL duty free. Thee. Lister Parker, 1061. aid any see ploisse he may mint. use bin chosen. Memos Papier, of Christ'. Halid e any ether picture not before dome $ volbs is bin n lita i tia * Pe- InnforntY seder Illievaltly lass than, from tha t = pseudsus habits if Ma Nortberio, hb friends ex as. Snatone's leave 0.1111. .0 Cent. Bank Armada, se bsi bashful Mead and Mies Wilkinson, a doriaber at dr lota Tate Esq. Wigan ease fah& of danced* forshire. TM stood made from a posies of the mailers!-sun plits4 by eM ivamormi Shakopee's, mil a pair d gloom wow by ohs bort Mang weld wane ghee salter by the late.9ba. Ont• rick, aim leaves ea her deregbier Oseillsant be ass the bum is now 1 India. She Nava sew fr C'ellia bur basil base Is Upper Bikermtrestr nurriors. heroes, plots, *pm% boobs. asks, and Mei tuft, and a dm messy in the boos* and at she Idistio.. .To Massa, the wile of but dear brother Limis.lllim" the !soak et her hostrand, piloted by Cholt. • Mo Ma Tidos, iIN. for a ring. To bet ibleklllo. Ann Haiti (this lady, we believe, is Ann of Swim" she author ea variety of novels], IN. por emus falM. To her old and faithful friend. Mrs. Ybelnigh, • rb l l6 The rest of bar she divides, Awe semi rime alike, be. tweets bet dameaea Cecilia, her NO COSSiP i aid the childsen of her late eon. Heavy Mons. The WE mac barb in 1816, when her brother, kr. Jobs Kends* MIL lib blend Mr. Merrick, of Red Lion.equare, were eseattore but recently a codicil had been eistitoting the nuns of Horace Trim for ..lebaliabbic The win was proved by 111 r. Merrick ooly.—Probillo vestal fee 31,0001. prima ,o property. We imagine Ms. lialans. I* behind 4000 L "3E51 ACT" AiLIINDMENT BILL, 'rapper. 1 City. in PRICE SEVENPENCE. Lad Melbourne his prepared a measure to amend the setekeensplaisted of "-Ben Binand It k to be beenglk forward to-aight la the Hen* of Lords. The Mu* ilk he ladles fronarea. It is sodded "An Act to amend eit Act puma* the first year of his present Majesty's nip, Withal*, " As Act to permit the pied the of Best sad Cider by remit iilloglareL" In dwiLektpliol aii nfee fbe Act to be wheaded, and state% MOW " And whereas the mad melted Aler retakes k* " then proceed* to onset that no demo to teudfdlit he gear ted to any wastable or other peace.ollow. That in Nei of say daised penes Wag elselall wawa. Ms, datum, sr hodhosingh, ea predpsilk et Ids astodly tomb; ea Ilk' hasilmes.k i lr i Zinegerfreat servile the alike. That deems be not waded to any person who shall oust be the reel resident onopke et the hews, and mime* la respect thereat fist ds mambo tithe peer-sates, or whitaball tout have paii the ewes due, or who shall ha* received pp roe** re ifeL That no poem be received as a surety who is not himself gaatilind to be licensed ; and, to case of a safety masks to M oa r Alai, a new surety be provided, or the license to he Persons applying to be licensed to produce a certifies** Mm the overseer of the poor, and la samelerimalial phrea Ise the COMM of taxis, of their being assemed, and having paid their rates. That constables with warrant be empowered at all times to eater the basses of pewees licensed to retail beer or cider. That it shalt be lawful to say 'sodas of tbe Pews, en ounipliint en lath that thus is riedag or disturbance k wash hawse, or that pardons are kink* or remaining thee& at dawn or hours when seek heat is by law prohibited* to he op*, to Issue his ur that erainutt, Wiesomadlog any con. stable or ether peraiiiker if the Oka Maki , kfle ssi house; and every seteli• 0111 1 1 Ale alit Sidi palSl4.ge hereby empowered and requited to remove ad pit sot 111 persons who shall be (Wind in any such bolos amesesed 'k any riot .or dismantle*. or drinking or remina tberola at times or hours when such house is by law glind se* open g sad army person who shall meanie or mist or oh street any esnetable at peace-Aker In the execution of duty shall forfeit sad pay .a sum not exceeding 141 g and say constable or pews-crakes so assaulted, resisted, or*oh. erased, may, immediately arrest and detain the party se ellesidkg, and many him What one or more Justice or Jade* of the peace, kr.. That there be • remit enal on not admiuiug a reusable Of Ili and mot exceed in g 101. That no wine or spirits be kept in places entered for keep. lac or retailing beer or eider. 'flat Awn of the lecke be impetrate* On eater bosses Rowed to retail beer and eider. That Weald persons **win didelAti- at las hours. we elf forfeit 40e ; hat that Mem be forfeited lath adjudged to be so by a hid" izeeptlleast Isedilling sureties sad dung bosh Mild. • parcels may sell beer am effeteding lid per gnaw, s ou b e dank ea the premises, as they were *bend* do' hiss rho pommia, of I Wei. IV. e. 64. and a (lee. ;I. s. -- • I • Aiming Mail saaotateas that t o ad' are to be UT! cditgfil fqr tin hatiliar or iiporesoiing-40 would otherwise lision occasioned and English piece, and it ,alike by thr /MAT ; tuns widp TILE WINE DUrlt., DILL. Resolutions proposed by Mr. Robinson, oo 31onday, the 13th of August, on the Second Reading of the Wine Dude. Eill. I.—That it appears. by Official Ststemenee, that the Ex pect of British and Colonial enevelmodlie and of British Manufactures from the United Kingdom to Portaged and lege Paprodtheiss, with a Populatint of about Two Mil. VMS Ni a half, hove anmanted to the mm of INIS dal. Add mho, dining the past five yews, ludepeadendy of repeits deem pas 11It during that yodel hive the blood of Newfoundland, averaging t 6*311,r semen t the lo W ba f a ma Rump] and her dells the U ist levies exceeded aweigh, MAW erimia. • lik-7104 t is beesesisd gees, he &sits of mint chess d delisted iodised. onmesties with Pee took en dins -thsivelyh blab Wig !beat neves as One, thereby esseallailli, IM peeks of Allir of he id Ibighd. 11181 : 1 2 peemeting the intentile et Mich enanmier mai lirdielbe. , tore, mid the eimpliymnet et the Weft pipeletio• estiaty. ' • S. Them Soh j e t==f . yeirs, the experts el Mika mid et - Bridal ems factures tottnee, with a popliedso et shoot SO mellow he net erateeded 4,semex saki or MA* per annum, the Imports Irma that ki sesseemid derisittime to 11,151,1901. or pm einem ; sod aetwithetamling them inmentis bah greedy messed dee late ashildem at &my ran Pies& wil" the amens to new heft maierbilly Elinhitheds E. 7 lift this limited asnimerso with Patimo Is sided on hilheedentely h Iteidi and BM& tremels, le t a m =taboo hoes es tun .* it hem et fin adllbliii a emarkalfteeMeast saki this et li rrest . the megidade of our experts to Pailigelos sew pored "hi hems, bereft mot mahly to disibniendect igio nthe M the exhumer atom IS le hams of Orem =allow the stipplyd her markets so British sal Weedy WWI hi limited extent of oar en. =imecie mg be iodine.. M but discouragement of piedese moonaideros t by high peeteedeg dohs la tams eldomeeds capita seed hammy, to the eulogise of Bridle melpfdma 11.--Thmellme, that It le Wieldy lemesillet • make any alteration in the Main Oohs mew pipit& by law en wines hipeeted hem Psi eel Rim* he per. ' cremel remove only t be unshed by an equal. of dm we all finks ) diewhy boonedlng lora eta ewe, sod valuable mast form erapine • ties and anossibiteres. illeabdelsing our meal hasneme, end is. oohing Übe Sok et trandarlag our rasashing Numbs be Nevrileireamil to rival nations, withint a remeneide that feed* caeassioss to Pram will be peadoodoe et adp corrimpoodhg hands to ser emanceme, as long as that go. vseensimt, oftwithataadieg the liberal example ws have befen shows, coodases to maimain her resent Nylons et oometercial policy. . mmummimmigmenen SPOUT Or THIS DAY'S JOURNALS. TIIIRS.—If the people of noshed be ere to them. selves, we meet that they will Ea mar the .chew bill to be cuing's* le he sore by this demo he the &whim et essindia. If eething eh* MI alik theme mom be Fortier immings arasy wheat wen ought to mss, be. ewes hem b a dhoti meow tombs a saw Inierest.edverse to then sad to the nades...che Insect et the " money pa. troas,"fire more tenible thasethemingle petrons,wldeis the bill has derseyei. Alareselkiludo Nene hoed. out the smut conodes dished might le meek end swats manfally against eh whew he its utter demands. The gentry of moil lbramisv and the intelligent yeo.manry, Mil lit so bet peal** so reined by the memoir, that we cannot contain our assoolhasent at their seeming secarky Ni repose. Par .1111hig se Tory, on such It raZwe care not simile Sahli* Sir Frarela a sentleman as many accoisti mote eatiabblit. pay. however, be eo salads as to ion to hive the retina tar one-half of !Leicestershire in his own hands. While ths Duke' of . )Etedand nominates for the other. Mr. Lk dotes, a mast respectable person, may regard • his seat hi Statikplaliire as less liab4 to disturbance, and mole in the mum of a situation fee life, with but hilt •rat Stathrtlakire to phew, than with that great comity divided; and al theugh it is said that them two ath. uterian arkrag the meet ettenuous t he am. dame, Its de am bloke their lam . if it be holosailownese. if It be doweleight shallow. nese—we only home hat bed Aliso" and Na conceives shield tam gime ear to their @sheathing. By the way, as amend la he Weer of a corrot• of ours, Neetbansp. teeddre itself oppugn is be so --taaced, that if Lord Skimp tied Lewd Milton had had their attention somewhat mom vigileady turned to the sunning which uncharitable observers might possibly (although, we acknowledge with pleasure, MOIL falsely) form with regard to their modem oo the lends*, we are of violas that these two jest and principled noblemen' would have paused for a mimeo before they had committed themselves to a division ef a county, where it is known that the Spawns been* dead. sate stir dee moiety, sod that the Fitswaiss lamest ovehrbehes the other. We beg to be medentood as in 6o sans countestandog the remotest losimaties *pint the In. tqpity or self-denial of either of the above noble TM minter is one ter their own delicacy to duel with, and I. their hash we leave it. POST.—The darling Bill," strange to say, has Mad. dewily lost all credit smog' than who ham hitherto been Its most furious supporters. It is no longer the great measure imperatively danamled by the enlightened spirit of the age; It is no longer a measure of Reform at all; it is a grew delusion; the clause enacting the divides of cotes. des Is pronounced by the leading Ministerial and Radical Jonles! to be seither more nor less than " abominable," and "a stvidiladion of the entire principle of, the Sill I" It is almost super fl uous to remark, that this was a 4:auspicious feature in the OISSAU'e has the isoonalt of its latroduction. What becomes thee of the heat clamour for " the Bill, the whole Bill, and nothing bin Bill"—that eternally.tepeated watchword of the Party ? no people, it now appears, will have -•iby th but the Bill;'' but the question is, how an it be fired from this county partitioning loose, suddenly discovered to he es very obnosious ? The trial has already bete made in the House of Commons; the amendment was opposed Mi. nista' and rejected by a majority of UM; the whole of the Bill is therefore irrevocably eitultided. It indeed been suggested that the clause should be by its rescuers on bring(ng up the report; but this lotion is evideody facile. Even could Ministers be so far to stultify their own prufeesions, and resin ridiculous, ma to propose an &Modernness oldie= which they declared during die debut to be an eimmial pat of the bill, they certainly would not be able to penal upeis their adherents, who weed with them on this •ocessies, to follow than in so despicable a course. The de. satins of the clause by the ministers would be,' la . the fool of the country, a palpable, unblushing, Ni bale* deeenctien of principle for th e sole purpose' et ressinlhg themsehes in elks. No person surely as. bellies ihm lid, injuky t compliam eabeershmt as it as shoran MeV mead ohms to be dragged through the dirt as sokdie ions personal and pasty *jam 41( SA ln srammespeidahtlimidoinalm•asiest the chatac N° itathse cis H bat otes sid or com billd it ajl iam halo' ng Mos' . 1115111Mil whe protests - to have accurate meow es lac Ai se a ms t h at h ave t h us f at h en &mead +in Of 'pryiteg into such waste s, it is now asserted that laths ossearditerare new inseparable hoot the bills ergo the tords not throte out the Reform Bill, but thot.irldsh, la the 6811 ivies, oh*. a" 1441 ° Ib t wiii conbiderably alter it ; said that their aheratioas t h aseeipimaiStia &pee for the emanation of t oes b confined to schedule will be ac glet ssu l ti lsiotilar pepmfrating Maumee to pri ncipally qb_ • .steal iu . by the LothlliOne. The division of maws . rapid' of dis =Will that " 0 01 thdalde it is Muck Vie etiongly opporml is the lards, Pi ta - i fe. cmidoci makss covieolo. e moan " is occi vailats, l satheact wi r is t o th. l " l ""a ir uspi t ha tim though cakulated in its effects to incenses the local tableau to darn kid damp, fled" t h e i r stags s us s innuence of the aristocracy. campaign has now drawn to its dom. we may i• :vitt w a parting word upon the subject, whites I. certainly a num idol:obit one in all its bearings. And Snit, we must say that we can discover no great cause for triumph on the pelt of the Dutch King, if we connect his nsiii cry exploits with the ea) equivocal manner, to my the least of it, in which' it is now evident that he mole a match upon all the dipio. outlets. Tne Despatch we poblimed yesterday put us possession of the vindication of the Dutch King by hie own Minister, who contend that the phrase r` *yens amilikaires" was a distinct and stailleket settee of the term. nation of Meningitides; or , in other mode, that it wart tan. i=ut rsaying, that at ;melt on hem, an such a day, Idefraty lurid put en end to tbg armistice by wry.. be ire andatimed into the territory of Belgium. New, out dime weeds hr e loch ass hinernetien, or, if they cm, will jeretiplegisietl that It wirielin so beterpnitelion, le Asmitlitheraire. to Mime r bleed was te btandel to be illisdhlitert II thinly the amides of *aware important cermet NNW Ike doe albemesmatit and pleb .peaking before the hatchery begins Hut the language Is this instance was Withes say, M o u t pled with the feet of an existing negotiation, are the est a newly-arrived Minister to .suet In that megaliths° for peace, It was unintelligible in the arum in which it now appears that the Dutch King and bin Minister vista have it understood. Net one of the Ministen of the Omfatter, an eadereteed is. They 'opposed it to have sp. plied to stems or '• niasaurte adopted (rely In dr hteaisr of Holland ;" b abort, to any thing rather than to thememetp don of hostilitim And will might they Doppia or When the spirit et the Dosed/aim was pesos, and whoa the very mime for which they were assesabled me to amthishieete with a 'rely-appointed Shorter i ler th e fortberameet th at object. We are aware that ta rs I. a class of paddler to whom such a proceeding will appear to be • sassmegisee of diplomatic ambigsky, and who, without soy hod been but the hue of biome, width is bad enough. VII be ile-. lighted an see I•lood.bed steal, as it were, into a poremMss in the midst of a pacific document. Bet this school is going out fast, as manly knowledge advances; and it is steely worth while to purchase the cont e mpt o f whole world for the applause of an insigndieint and explriag lac. ion. Our attention wee drawn to this . Intim chicly by 'lndio( that the utilitasy swoon of the Du eh Ides woo bailed with a shout of triumph by the anti.reforta rem ; and we think it of importance that they should take the triumph subject to its fair abatements, end, abyss all, to Memphis march of diplomacy by which he essizmourement wee disdnprithei. HERALD.—We have received a later front a mime Cdt relative to the case of Arabes, who was ousels* week at Clishmthed for oft* and whose pill we czpoomed doubts. with sue bop for. dm and Mete marching loWey before the mottees of Ito law was Pried into dust though lbw of tbaa who attended to the particulars of the evaitoc,: wire • eadelkd with the verdict, Lord Alelbounse, whose mind amen so constituted as to be with great diarlty. at any time, brought se doubt of the infallible judgment of any ho. was tribunal whose ern ence; under ell di. feetnalitise of lad s esweigne a fellow-creature to the scaffold, vies so well oestrioced of the prisoner's guilt, that he thought no farther tawdry segaisate, said an *be law took its caret. New that,the men bee suffered all that homes power can Joliet for aeal or poppoaed pilt—now rhie lie i s guru b e . Site a tribunal that, aka judge tie jests of ntaithiods tam that no discursive el tbetnemere hteaue bee .e* fumes es his denso—we do nut *flak it ttetrampy mule OUTOOMIIIpOIIIIIIOI4 With° &teased she evidenc e fur the pos. Mutton, which he hue coll.med from M. own ob.eivation of all that passed at the trial; but we catroot but espies. our concurrence is the conclusion which be has drasra—muneey„ that the accused was found guilty upon 'Valence whim., taken in the abstract, would justify little mugs than sus. picion, but which, explained by its collateral*, did away, in a great measure, with the 'topic:on that would otherwise attach. The het is, the man had Lonna red a larceny its a destination's; and his anxiety to COUCAiii be proofs of otis crinic caused him to act in such a mamas we to make him fill under the easpiciusa uf' hoeing a guilty wormtwo with the other. It is true, either of those crime% is privreheb/s with death by our law, which is inure pod. is to capital pia. 'Mbomou, beyond all comps:ism% than shy tom kamwer so the civilised world But it, was 1/4). tar Lreiny tut Jennings was executed, but fur arson. The theft which be committed h is not how use m Fames to punish wish death, unions 801116 atrocious per wart violence be cominiued, although the bauguireity Ler remina tiorepealed. The stolen property foitud un sorer was stated to have been ut the value of Ybi. At u.s late Assists fur Bedford two nuns were usutic.ed burglary in the dwelling-house and shop of a a it ermrith, by which they swept away property to the amtarta ut GAIL They were experienced thieves—they had come doom no.. Leaden with mine others for the purpose— they hats nude tbeir miry into the boom, and managed the pout as well on details, of the robbery in the moat expert aid acoottitic manner," showing a high degree ot •• protosiimud Mill' in this he of depredation; and yet their are was nut considered to be se aggravated a we a. t. male i. props to shed their blood, and the actuante of death was emu. muted to transpsnatioi for life. Now let us 'oppose there bad beta no other cher.* p at Jenkins,* but the robbery in the direlliog-bount, the rattle tiuvern. meet that Mowed meaty to the Bedford burglars would surely not have withheld it tram him. He amid not con. sequently have beau Imaged ix be crime of which he sews guilty, and be was therefore hanged foe a cruise of which we believe him to have been wholly innocent. The no. manure Inabe . which have occurred, in termer turd in modem times, of the fallibility of butuari judgmer.t in de. feminism ems which involve die 'audios of We otratands s and the fatal aeon with which the practice of our criminal • jostles has been stained, ltducrd at, some time ago, to rut. poes Mayo diminish she charms, at Last, of nick Wreperable mistekesoberethould bea Court of Criminal Revision, to w nich all persona convicted of capitol taint**, on circuit or in town, should have their cum referred fur ultimate deciaion, et right, on simply demanding an appeal Such a court would .spersede the anomalous asset irrespoosible, and tequi.itas rial tribunal which the Secretary et State holds at hurl kll sure, end in which be decides upou human lit e or without any knowu or certain rules. A Coon of Criminal nevi...tun (leaving points of law mall to the Sheen Judie.), under a competent and r authority, and with a re. auk: procedure, appears slant mere requisite wheat we recollect that the Secretary fur die Home Depertmeot is a Ca. Met iniater, i.volved in political we., and s e ld om or never trained to that needs, of the intellect r hich would qualify bins for an elks essentially judicitd.... Did not Lord Melbourne decline to interfere in the caw of *Kwine, who was and hanged for arms at Cheluudeni Let win ter, though strong, ,to many, convincing proofs of mow mace were tendered Was UM Dyke rashly tad about the ' , Awe time on Prime* Heath 1 Wee it not with the greatest difficulty that, the other day, Lord Melbourue was pereladed to respite LeeritiLewie and Rickard Lewis, the Merthyr flown, although how, it appetite. grievous I. jtaullt* tsaniki have been perpetrated by their execution—the homy, as we stared at the dose, having meal the life of a peace. officer. and the innocence of the letter being uspparted by -ong pratife of a mistake as to his identity ? Who can, doubt the necessity of a regular Conn et ermine; Arpeal P. Ifi. V .; J. Inswing and publishing such Fables ; and he r'qaps, that bases the rids% of I „ w aw a . .. 1 )1 F . : *A min : e t / I)We% pne. of the King's &lanes. 38, e. 17. i.• . JoluseePtt, M a .4;lprn:. gas, will au ' she_ public:Woo await. He desires NEM .14e. " ( Ils 'mentors, W' .. *Hillman, Joseph Hawker, and New- The Dub& Zvi no Audi Adoldeas,,on ;lb bilktaintanorill leak assehia4naam4pkom.and genet:on se- I trig a nd dap I , i.hcuimeli sciailielringliPlreCT tllmmelletT il an nnailidnias far t HATTON•GASsOM .I s94•Pthazactc:Todlod gr_ 1 t ,reat t . cleaves nlshousit la _. . „.. .. he Wrapper. Aigyte;plsee to his it, - rent lee; tbt id li f e; roil if she uty.ta ratunment. 4 tO Pe, 7 . 1 1 - A:: T . _•, , A et' )- • • 4 . 0,‘ and their mina env" from 1, ;Or • Acair, accordi ng. to therfaviateinds, ha '‘ prerlpi welyn lied ORA dfilpOntd `4, itate MonerthZ titteiringalise their ,• ' • $ • to fielllrite They CM. The 4 • ` I dmcription wok rime dirreda r last In the wane of InunlA, on which acisrafort rest 'Om were r•tertain A 'for the army of r!.e rri,Jed King of the nisei sta e ht t luckily his Illajeaty, wider the mean of a tbetacknent I f • ' irmeera. Mind the country, and reached lifalive• Mihorit any personal Yet under all flame gratifying recur. renem—whilst so triumphantly borne on in the arms of vie. ,tory—such is the genermity of the nature of the injured Sovereign, that he magnanimously CO! cents to withdraw his faithful army, upon condition of the French troops aim) re. tiring, in order to Rave Europe front the terrific conaeqiienees naturally attendant upon a general state of warfare, whicn would otherwise be the Inevitable result of the unjust col- lision occasioned by the *whines and perfidy of the .ne t and English cabinets. A casaition of !mediates has taken place, and by regular convention Belgium It to be evacuated alike by the armies of Holland and of trance. Il HEIiA LH.— The anti-rrftsnn perm seem to beta rat. twee wish th e King o f Holland 884 his victories. As rile cementer, hAa 1.•••• 111101.1• A i" THE A RMT. Scsooz.—ln the Cavan militia k eatabiliked a school fat the education of soldiers' sans; they are tau ht to reed and write. and the common rules of t they are instructed in the principles of the °winks reli gion, sad duties of morality ; are paraded with the men every Sunday. and tnerched with them to their respective Owes of worship. On Saturday the master has the boys prepared for examinadon, and any sear who chooses to attend may examine them. They an Modelled with a leather cap, a jacket, and twat pairs el cloth trousers an nually. The expense Or tide eetabikhatent is defrayed a very trilling subscription among the officeta, in dm l lowing proportions t Field officers s pm senor, (se they Liewtomote Se, Ensigns 2s, and with this olendee fsed they me ambled to clothe and educate le boys. Awszcas IhsrraaT ficanoe..—Sonia proems bee been auk in the establishment of a ednel ef cad" which It in ted to educates mobs: of Abkan bon' who suehiteailir fens the oaken dad Aldan wieny, mid mese abeelmemees sent oat by the Britidt Ownesmont has bow apptignsted for that purpose. It k.ponOnsOlibst the cadets ibeWeeceive the uniforms given to - titi 411thia, and a daily inks I that they shall be instrnMeil Wang and writing, and, in progress of time, in imagist* the Arable language, and English literature; and they *a be in every possible manner trained to the habits of obedience and discipline. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POITSNOUTN Ass. 13.—His Majesty's ship Eden, 28, Captain W. F. W. Owen, arrived en Monday from the South Americo° station, havi ng on board 800,000 dollars on merchants' account, and 120,000 dollars saved from the wreck of the Thetis. The Eden left Rie de Janeiro oo the 11th of 11ay,fonched at Cape Frio, arrived at Bahia oo the 24th of May, and sailed again on the 27th, proceeded to Pernambuco, and quitted that place on the Itch of June..... From Rio we learn that the newly elected President, Ca; umbra, has shown considerable ability in directing the affairs of the Government, and was spoken of by the Brunie= in, the most entbusiastic terms of approbation and respect. The excitement caused by the great change in the political lessisl son, by the abdication of Don Pedro. had in a resider* tesbsided. The principal object el the Brazilians wren mem to be not so much to establish any particle* ,fin. er Hoomismeet as to expel from the country all &Meet= oreesdiket there. To such an extent did they wry tweibleollet, that hardly a day passes but some unfortiMmis is assassinated or poisoned. This end Wide* te lle r se twore despicable, inasmuch as It alramt Istrewiddy armored that the murdered person was a oma of pee. pent', old boom may easily be traced the seethe for Marking him out as the victim of their licentious and tabu-like persecution. The Brazilians had ; upon dispensing withlthe services of all twelves', with suck only as have been espied in actual candid with enemy. At Bahia things had assumed a mere Ada psclSc charm:tee, and the recent distatbaseoo, wbidi oneir to have been ezaggerated both as to their axe" aniespee. tance in their operation, had been. easily sin/passed g u t was energetic conduct of the Governer. The • was the disposition of our squadron whin the Ma Mks Captain Hon. W. W. Waldnreve, was at Callao ; c i r l it a use i . 48, Captain Dunne. In the Peel& i Mons 18, Commander Fitzgerald, gone to the Gateposts 1•11011, for Sleight ; Ligb ming. 18, Commander Dicklesoh, et Frio; A/gerkee, 10, Commander Hon. F. F. De Rah * Monts Video ; Clio, 18, Commander Onslow. gene t• Val paraiso. The Druid. 48, Captain Hamilton, W not arrived out. The Tribune was the next ship for England, and would be followed by the Alen. The arrival ooff the .ideas has given us an opportunity of obtaining authentic informs. don of the mortality in that ship, whilst employed on the coast of Africa ; end we are Canny to hare to cetteborate the melancholy fact of her having lost, between the lit ofl May and Ist December, 1829. 110 officers and men. 5 ... Owen, Lieutenant Kellett, one midshipman, and 12 and marines. are the only survivors of the whole of the Cars and ship's company that left England in her. The Elsa came into harbour on Thursday, and will be paid elf kilo Ordinary in the ensuing weci. The Kensington, United States corvette of 30 guns, sew mended by Captain Ramsay, arrived at Cowes on Arad* last from New 'York, in the ahort space of £7 days. By her we have receivel New York papas of the 21st July, bet they contain no news of political importance. This is the largest flush-decked ship that was ever built; in fact she Is' a large American frigate without a quarter-deck. She is 171 feet long, 44 feet broad, measures 1,458 was, and Is reposed with a sew of 350 men. She sails remarkably fast, and is a good sea boat ; theguns ate 101 feet out of the water. Het destination is Cronstadt with despatches. The polite coo duet of the °Man of pis ship to all who repair as to we her, is a subject of general praise. eat meats to all indiscriminately. She is not sold to the Oweernment. as has been reported. PDOSIOT lONS AND APPOINTDINTS.-31r..1. A. Abbott is meowed to the rank of Lieutenant; Lieutenant Lord asionee Paget to the Warspite ; Lieutenant W. F. Young m the Britannia ; Lieutenant T. 0. Knox to be First of the Magielenne, vice Watkins, who remains in the Asia; Lieu tenants W. D. Puget and E. Dixon, Mr. James Wallace, and Mr. J. Rae (b), Assistant Surgeons, to the Isis; Lieut. 0. Afar: in Hunter to the Racehorse; Commander R. Pain Inspector of the Coast of Southend, to the river Thames; vice Pogue; Commander W. J. Cole to be Inspector of Southend. vice Pain ; Ale William Coyde, late Mate of the Bybille. who came home as acting Lieutenant in the Medineil to the Swan cutter ; Mr. Mackay, Master, to the Rattle. snake, vice Hensley, at sick quarters; Mr. Page, Assistant- Sumeon at /lager, to the Alfred. The following Midshipmen peered their examination for Lieutenants at the RoAl Naval College, on the 9th instant: ~..11r. G. K. Ogilvy. W. H. Johnstone, E. Tatham, E. 11. power, Britannia; N. Falcon, Sparthre • O. E. Walford, l ate Thetis ; Charles M'Donald. late qaletea; A. Sansutn, Winchester; .1. IT, Drake,' Victor; W. H. Maiben, Mes singer; the lattee having reelotiely passed In seamanship en board his Majesty's ship Prince Regent. Pte . Lords COMMIONOINKS of the Admisally have ap. "died James Heating,. Rsq. to Winne as Judge Ad.' encase at all Naval Courts Menial held at ibis port, in tee I.zr. of *we Pivethan; sci. desempti.-4lawgisiliee re. raids. WILLS OF J. NORTIICOTE, ESQ. AND MRS. , 1 SWOONS. . JAMICS Noarucove , Rua. R. A.—The will of this de. l leased veteran and eccentric artist has bees proved In Doctors' Commons, and a very extraordmary document it ie. It Gut directs that his body shall be kept units. toned as long as it can be &Wilted, to prevent the pos. dbility of being busied alive, and to be inspected by suns estnpetent surgton. He desires to be buried either in die vault under the new St. Mary.k.bone Church, near .lle his late friends, Mr. Conway sod Miss Booth, or In St. Paul's Cathedral, near his late lamented friend and muter, Sir Joshua Reynolds.—He directs Francis Chanuey, R. A. and sculptor, will execute a St and proper monument to his memory, fur which he indent his executors to pay one thousand pounds; and the some artist to execute a monument for the deceased's brether, Samuel Northcote, to be placed in St. Andrew's Church, Plymouth, at an expense of two hundred pounds. He stater, that he has completed the menusaipt and executed the &signs for a second set of Ow Hundred Fobles be potioustioo of the first, which he iedgairons abould be poyishod as speedily after the death erlifisieter as my he . ; and he di:tete that not less than one thousand, or more 'them fourteen hundred pounds. shall be.espended out Of Lis. parlous' estate, oq en. purl - ' and -- ' ' Fables ; and he matte that , Ali "'s Alemen-