Star. — London, England, 1823-01-22 00:00:00

. • • . . tonow, . asj there i s no sacr . i,ce.or ortc o ;aai r ata.vAirit . Pra . itii . .... . , - ...,.. .1 „, prim ARMY.. .. .:. .. ,,co „ o pt willing to make in f*FRPFv I .4. . ii+P1. 1 .4, 4, !,% ...i.t eo c o :. - mpanies or 4 110 4 ya1 8440441'd 3illicrilnitijaatindilifii '• :" 4- ‘ 7-7 " '-77.- . :.• ,•• ,-, 1 t ir” . .••/; . 4.• 1 .7: ,7 ils- sill: .ba asbdiatatita•.ensbark for fink* the Agettifißs. "; lietics..lk..Captain Sratrw.ar's it Chatham, for Gibraltar Att fj tract of a letter from 1 ) ! rellive,anotber On that station Crusting Tritntland t SitirohAff bpd, date d t he 6th of JAIoutTY .. ,t . •...; Li. ~ -1. . Ca l welitv i s at Ptirtiobelith;. so emceed (tapas idatos6;itileral ' a Arrived the ortceicao,iof . 4., daji. from 134ia: i !wale. • . .. A detachment berofigint to the iota/ * AMC* COUlteilil eil;10 : 7144•14 the ces..tulder i l eeTbarlted on she lath lost.. at-Cavills, oit Witt' illielan i etnimi _bongs accounts of . 21 ;t ora l MamtinAs'an the f T"P s ni 4 M'lOTO uil 4 o . , th t ,ip • n A'cl ii :t:tell tf c g l e vCle t t ß eape Calai lV s*" .. i ‘ • 0 i i ty, ,aahith were ec.?lnOlitellratS,44.o• and , -1 1 t Ri k i t T .175 men; ass received Orders 445 t tu time% . eo rtat t no4 cons st o t o ti cti, * foie &C.* brought in.': 'T14,440410,19, and : 1 1 :: ! ) ,.. 4 t he iteth inst. for Chatham, where it will arrive on aist out a *Wet were 1,0 .Foceed inime&til. 7 , 7 .; 7 • 77 - 1116.t itatie A detachment battling to the lath lifetime% it Foot has 0 joeitso, . The IncoroparaTel. is .wijfie#, • b 56 ,,, f n e s ce t iLe r d ) i r a l t et om r tO march i frtarl -Albanr Ba i f racks, f o;the 14th - -'- ReimMbuco.-All is quiet - theret. l "... • -,- - A detachntentof w the e i e ttli I r Agb a t r t v r e m n t s e is l oldered eb to ru m al aTeh ' ' • •-- on the 31st inst.fram Maidstone for Chatham, where it will ar- Sive the same day. . One Troop of the Rciyal 'Dragoons marched on - Saturday last, Deal to Ciliterbory: ftIitE;INCI 4 1 1 % 7 SeNERSET COUNTY e wre j_st k a ised that the Meeting of this County, held yester: j a i at Wells, was . most numerously attended by. the. noblemen and Gentle Men of the County. The gab: Jo of discussion were Agricultural Distress and p o liarnentiry Reform ; and, after a discoSsicin df ' ver y protracted nature, a Petition in favour of Reform;,' by Mr. HENRY HUNT, was adopted by the Meeiag, and ordered to be presented by the County Members. Addison John Croswell Baker, Esq. and Willipalawleat Esq. to be Deputy Lientenanta , . . * NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. fly the arrival of the Betsey, Cowart, at Greenock, from Newfoundland, information has been received of the death of Captain Nl‘Grsur;. master of the Vittoria. His death was ocea ;stoned by suffocation from the gas of a charcoal fire, kindled in the held of the vessel for the purpose of drying the damp occa sioned by the salt, btfore putting fish en board. • The Courtney, arrived at Cork, spoke, on the 13th instant, the Maria, from Buenos Ayres to Liverpool, short of provisions ; .and, the same day, the Cumberland, from St. John's (N. B.) to Liverpool ; and saw a barque, supposed to be the Gering El liot, from St. Johq's II.) The Andromeda, Swann, from Shields London,wis driven into Leith Roads, with 12 others, during the gate OR Wednos day last. The Beresford,ltres, from Waterford to Bristol, has sunk in Hudderstone Pill, Milford. The St. Peter, Rerosaeara, arrived' at Revel on the '2sth alt. from Liverpool, after throwing part of her cargo . overboard Ma gale, bound to Petersburgh. The Magdalen and Garland, from Shields, were driven on shore near Hartlepool, on Thursday. The Royal Oak, Sterling, and Levant, from Sbieldi to London, were also driven on shore near the same place, and at the same time. The crews were SAC Ireti . by the bfirbost. The Earl Edward, Rosa, from Gotteoburgh to Guernsey, Was lost on Monday night on the Long Sand : crew saved. Fa !mount, JAw. 19.—Wind S. to E.—Anived the Stanmer packet, from llsbon, in twelve days. Sailed the Princess Eliza beth packet, for the Brazils. PLYMOCTU, JAN. 20.—Wind E.—Arrived the Louisa, Mums. sow, from London for Cape Coast Castle; Pomona, Ger, from, Brazil for London ; Salamanca, YOUNG, and Marcella, for ditto-. Harmony, Sizvews, from Newfoundland for Pool; fredeTicke ton, auttizrr, from St. Johns , New Brunswick, for Stoektcie ; and Ilelena, Pea ace, from Pool forllewfoundbnd. Put bacl4; the Blossom, Hero, and London,. for London; and Fergus"- Batrouft, from ;' a n te te ;. George, Cbzi.AND, from St. John's,-New BrunsWick, fOr:Shields ; and Norfolk Hero, Sorzwornt, froth Be...Tohh's, New Brunswick, for London. Poaximonzit, Jam. 21.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Edward,: Gsast.s24, froth Shields for Jamaica • the Bridges, JWINSOTS, from the coast of Gulrsea for London; a ntLthe Martha, fintamtast.. from *mina for ditto. ' • DIAL, JAM. 21.-:.Wind E. N.E.—Catne doWn . frbitilhe River this afternono, and sailed, the Clifton, .SISITI, fot Jam ica Restrain In the Downs, the Ajax, for St. John's; and three ntork iartichlits unknoWo. • • Cuestrit•Hbosi; Jan. 21.6—Ships Entered -InWeni S s:—.Lively; frost ; Borodino from St. JobA:s ; Spring, from; Riga.; Ann, from Odessa ; Br;theri, from Stattly . ; - Sally, from" 'Seville; William,' fronidftto ; and Amethyst, from Gottenburgh. Entered . OdtWards:—Atalanta, for Jamair.a.;. Palmyra, for Cal elute; benend - Murray, for Antwerp;' and Chteinnaris, • far _ BRIGHTON, JANUARY b 1 . . ' Our gracious SovEmote, in the most promising state of convalescence, it gives us heartfelt pleasure to observe, continues to make the moss satisfactory advances to complete recovery. The answer to in quiries at the Palace this morning was—" His MA .. atsr*again has had a good night, and is much better this morning." The answer in the evening has been an improvement upon that of the morning. It appeos.to be the intention of the Ks NG to open the two Houses of Parliament in person ; and not a doubt, from pre'ent indications, is entertained of his S'A.usrv's health being entirely re-established before not period. THE DUKE OF YORK. When his Royal Highness the Duke of Yon left London on Sunday sennight, on a visit to the Earl of RIIIDGEWATI:R, in Hertfordshire, his Royal High ness was then afflicted with a slight cold, which we regret to say increased during the stay of the Royal Duke with the Noble Eat], which induced his Royal Highness to shorten his stay from home, as his Royal Ilighne3s had originally intended, which was to have been till this day ; but the Royal Duke finding him- . self not getting better, determined on returning' to London ou Monday, for the purpose of receiving the attention of his own . domestics, and the advice o f . his medical' attendants. Since the return of .his Highness totown, he has been attended by Sir flEnax. HALFORD, Mr. M‘Gaecson, and other Medical Geo.: doom , who deemed it advisable !that, his. Royal al4 Highness should. not leave his houie, in Come-. quence notice was given, after the.arriVat in : town of the Royal Dukei•that his Royal Highneet vats indis• posed, and would not be able to hold a Levee yester day, as was expected. The indisposition nt his Royal lfighness, we are happy to say, •althougla 'operating' to confine his Royal Highness to the house; did not prevent the Royal Duke from attending to piibße business during yesterday. His Royal Highness:ost ithis accnsromed early haw, and after the :militia/ the General Post letters, was in close attentiow.nris . Military business with Sir Illinlll* TATUM: Pte Secretary. and Mr. Morrow, the Chief Clerk to the Commander-in-Chief, for nearly three hours... The Earl of Ltvearoot., who came to town yesterdaysod a number of others, sent. to make inquiry sii! . tp . glut state of his Royal Highness's health. The Duke of WELuNGTON is at resent enjoying Ear/ the diversions of the season with the .1 of Bitinsta- WATER, at his Lordship's seat, Hemel Hempstepd, Hertfordshire. Last week, was shot at Stourtnoutb,„ by Mt% G. HARRISON, a cormorant, which measured five Tisk between the extremities of the wings, and from head to tail three feet. • Lord Am H MIST has left town fortis scat Montreal. Rouse, Kent. The Ladies' Penny. Society of Winchester for tut ! nuking the Poor with Coals, Blankets, and Clothing, have distributed upwards of 1700 bushels of coals, besides blankets, !cc. to 500 necessitous pedant. • * Saturday List Sir WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, of Cal"' rington,gave2o carts•of coals to the poor ofli.iccartoxis Last.week, Capt. VASHON BALLARD, R. N. a tam Grove, distributed a quantity of coals among the poor families- of the destitute watermen of South ampton—a very acceptable and benevolent gift: • • Last week, 111r.J...11N MARSHALL, Longford Col •:liety, in the palish of .Kilwinning, sent hi. annual Neder to the Rev. Dr. Siavax; Minister of that Palish, sitty'lbads of coals, to be distributed:aMszng; dig least necessitous of his parishioners. : His Serene Highneis• the *Landgrasie taf .Iriapsait 7. HomBOURG, has lecently 'corittacted., 'Mir 6134, . thebanker of Frankfort, for a loan of stiAdraitiiilioO of florins, about 50,0001. sterlings The Serpentine River was crowded yesterdsi, and•sixoe dex terous shafting was exhibited. • Terra be g ins to-morrow. In the Sitting' after - Tenn,; some trial* of importance are to take place, !Ala are expected to ex- Ws much public interest.. • . * iLINO . S . THEATR&—Last night, after the Opera of teem= Ladra, the Ballet of Les Pages du Due de raatimise was brought out, for the•firs:t tithe-this sea.; ans.- This Ballet has considerable merit, and must prove attractive:. Mademoiselle AMELIA played Vic (or (the part originally filled by BOLAISLf, and then by NoBLET) withsonia spirit, and with that animating trace which gives the chief interest to the scene, and deielopes the story to the spectator. The curtain' did nut - 4r0p..44 after one this morning. The House • Ras well attenddd. • • DRURY-LANE Tstwornit.—.-The . Comedy. of TAO &hod for Scandal was petfornied at this 'Theatre . ht night. .Mr. EcusTotr appeared far the. first time since bis,illness in Charles Surface, and Layette • 1 -oberous indiscretion of the' character with vtat Illness, We were happy to . see the part of Sir Pder Male performed with relit energy by the veteran . %mama ; . the truth, richness, and variety of ibex . *nog was miim-vidrmly.applaud'ad...OlL.D4• l4o34 411 4 .1404, - ,itaks at,na,4.aLASqli ti . .14 - 4r - ; a- 0 14 'Ab 4 j9Ale ,W.—P147:th,?.144 JO ° Ia: al satitlactluts......•• • • • • • -•••••:- • NeW:Yorka Vise 101 D. Scene" DitArn.—An 'taint of ere erlo;siitia d4l Swan last, in consequence of hisaiwasierlts laming from•slieTo* of a house belonging to an eldertt lady residing in the Costa. tnertlaVroad. Oti:proceediag to the third doer apartment,it Was' disceivereelsbat the bed furniture weal* a bide. In a Wert pei riedengines arrived, and the fire was extinguished before eh"' dames could do further' mischief. The landlady of the house at the drite•veis in a bad state of health, and her death, which:talk Mews Away after the sire, isattributed to the shock she received I the occasion. . • • Wednesday.last, a fire broke out in a stable be longing to Mr. Harvey, of Frinsbury, which consumed the same, together with two houses, *horse, donkey, and many farming implements. Wednesday morning, about half-past 12 o'clock,' a fire broke out in the cotton 7 factory . of Mr. BENSON, in Manchester; and owing to the combustible nature. of the property, it spread with amazing rapidity. Long before the arrival of any engines, the .whole building was in a blaze; and though a plentiful sup ply of water was at hand, their efforts to save the property were unavailing, and in less than two hours 'everything on the premises was destroyed. The fire is supposed to bate originated from the spontaneous combbstion of a beap of waste; an accident very likely. to occur in factories, and cannot be too care fully guarded against. .The loss of property in the premises is supposed to be between . L2ooo and MOO, but the sum ins-tired will not corer one-third of 'that aliment. Mr. Benson had bier at some .coasiderabk expeuseinbuilding, and 'shell added 104.opyr. cot ton-warehoisep which was entirely consumed. Piet and Co.'s London and Provincid Nese Cone- Directeg Or . 1822-5. A Dittscront is one • of- the very last books we should expect to be called upon to notice; but really this. Work is one. of such stupendous industry, so excellent in its plan, so ex tensively useful, and so carefully and admirably exii glued, that. we feel we cannot do a better service to our mercantile friends and readers, than by recoM ,mending it to their notice. , Tbit Work contains a complete London Directory,- in whiek.the names are first classed into trades ; these.are primed in three co lumns. Thri follows a list of all their names alpha beticallynuaripd, is six columns, with references to their occupation and Places.otresidence. • Complete lists of the learned professions, such as physicians, surgeons, anoraks, &Care. given distinctly. Lists of all the streets, alleys, courts, Su. of London;. the ta verns, coffee-houses, coaches; waggons; water con veyances--in short, everything that' a resident of London, or a visitor to it, can want to know respect ing the Capital. The sank plain is oissetied with the two hundred and eighty. it 'the principal cities and towns in the cottage' I and looking In Awe places as are known to us, vre tunreally.asteOsbosi -ate extensive and correct istfottojition that kaii brit e actomplated. TkePnwofyist eoch fitted With i brief bit 3iitta thin. There 'Eli' ieveietiatisii'' Work • it ton .numerous' tiY. . boweeer, forget a ;able alike" eight countries or 4tAte.fp, , I* P this Work, it will be read -- as ao Anemone!, esti Might stay odd. tio,cottdderhir . • the moire g#6 . ..• . ' M• ..~ • - • • • • t . e . . *awe- of -ttte' 101? ; eenorteeg .' • art t o each te k a i s P c a l w ealuiWaila an: : W im " 1 Mr: il orhia WL:iipire goeviitect strv-tkiqdteief.44jiid .writaiii itiitori ii i i do i er i p '. .. .011 creavfabeting- been.teceiltfdATigktener : , tank?: -.; it digniks'ailsouirtmereeseteeeletiiis men other ' eieellentieirtiel rais- 110 _, P,liki .l 7 4 Imola,. . 0 ,4-)e-dinibtid. b.4..ol.4o4latte.iheihmititt rt ' iSd 91r ?later " ih W 'l (, 'L'a Ilegittidtrer.Wetr= lalg i r alOOnaalle. some Atoqat,.= lit will 10 made tt); _ ... .„... • , --,_ - - «-leuiLikx.-141-iiktiw - : , :tritt .1."--., apist_tbsto in the deptortib* ' tviercited, Mein , '.:- . , i mifireainveigki ,—iiar:simmobi s h, tto.:tigglpt fQ 4.1 4. anirsd' titlifiiiif - - of Aiatifel'i:n 4 sviiial they ifteitmetisteetli-- , 446.041i2h 'ilifa# :-." til t • VAAr eled lrw A r' rtekerc%eed ta llirn* it 4 lit 11"34.-ch rfieiti‘ii, that sc...Astet zi:loiteomel,. os , that 01 :alp. v. , 4 ,.. or . 4oiieer?..e, —.-- ":" -- •'lo . l. — `•:,d . leit =we meise lt... . It wi l iiii i ii e diva t i* 4i fan eSoloPagr kr tioreied leff.:Of . va. 4Aciiai ._, ..,,, Airo .-,. •7 . .-...- '''" . 'l . ! ''" - '''' ":• 2 0 !Set't th e viaid t r4l.lo.4jigs *ritisl oo Poa l 4l.oo4 3 4 t 4 ,2 _ .. , ; 0 1 1 W : :1' !” ' 1 thl 7 t4jOi l i g t n t at eM Ylll 2, 6 :: .11.0 4 AlWieetitsa te4ollo* Wor efe :42 fedrrl:gitsagairdl4iilas crn * 'in conieguenen de - 'at_ e - to e - "Tr 114 . igitriciriverke,gtroi‘ -.. i 7 • nni -arnoaed- vd 1 - # 0 "/ eawdee *A . . • t Crw ancesein ne p L ! . 1 ,,,, : , ;4 i t .:,,, .., • .. 4 . : , . t e .. .,1 . ,d • •' ? ..-.....'" 1 : 1 4 .. ..3 ." C.- AP . 1 .. h . :i(l7. r: ... 4 . ;I: g . 74 7 . 1: 4 4 .71 .. tr a •:,.- '' j 4 .4.7 „..71 . .-sili s',.•^2=ern a xlibc' 7 2 :;. I: . kI ;;-.14.11: " 3 ,. 2 3 . . ,1 I ki1f"10444 7 - • - -WPM' rrp It 'would. oven have a good and seasonable inflitince upon our own Cabinet ; for it cannot have escaped the attention of the most careless observer;that there is a war-party also in. this country, which favodts foreign despotism, from a predilection for a strong Government at home, with iti wasteful expenditure and .coercive rule. Its existence is folly proved , by the language which the Courier and Nett Tinted have 41 along held on Spanish affairs ; and, therefore, it Would be of the 'utmost consequence to check that dangerous Cabal, and to secdre, at the saute tiine;to the friends of peace and the Constitution, a complete, siscendancy in the Cabinet.• The Spaniards have in tote meantime , sustained the patriotic character ;hey , qvinced once before,, on an occasion equally interest! ing ; and' akin's!' a fnrthei test be required Of thers..:. should theY be 'called tipon again to fight upon their territory Tor the general taus.' of ,liberty-we have no doubt -but 'they would receive,... in this casni• at strong marks of. British sympathy,` as they did in. the former instance.", • netting was 2ie t flieis bvt.theWilta men were*yek, • , „,. ... . _ , _-• .. Yeirei'day'aCeilif or. Aldermesi waf RUM- ClUild-: hall, 'which•Wis ineibleausty-atteeded. , ,Tbel)banks . of theCoortivere'sainimenslruoteik. toAbeoleord Maycati Chaplain ; for .the fierceep.,pveached by. him. 00 PIG, Bandity laic.. The . sum i of .6,1001.” pate. fir Abe Oiphans'. Debt,. was crdeced - to be . raid. of, 'Oita'. ihetkimballainwas ordaito give the petitievin lerestird nottee thereof: -trhe..:Cceitt werestlem.:OccoO pied anti: I had hour : isr4.llokßa*On4 Pi& BRITTEx ag aids the Tatar* anaoleply the Altlereaau of the Ward . o,l36os.abittorioleatiiinen Council ItitibailddWardi :afterleartiv Counsel oti both sides, and etainining witirsies, the Conn adjudged .theretiett.eo: be .core lea, and directed a Precept to be issuitdietst Was* mote to be bald for the election of one Coalmen Coen cameo fur that Ward,. there being an equal,nueiber of votes for two candidates at the last e1ecti0n.......- Duzz...-441iinday, the 19th instant, a meeting took place-near Kilburn, on theEdgeware-road, between Mr. T. and . Mr. -H.. an officer on half•pay. • -The parties exchanged. two shots; at the second fire. Mr. H. was shot through the body. He wai.imme diately -conveyed off the ground ; and is . not yet. . pronounced out of danger:•:' The dispuw originated about a lady. -..*: CIIALIMCIIII nt sus CniteTike liffie4eta..of abe. Corpora. dissbaire bectLfor seversldays occvloa in dheussingtAtetoerits of a clialfeuge to fight a duel, in which toe of ;herr licidtwailixed unwise a principal: It happencd,that ipoo in orea4otrilien the qualifications for the oMce of Pleadershiptothe eorporatiaelirere under consideration, Mr. HicF, of •Cheapsidi,loiewionedi that: be strident-014 Mr. .--.-, I oistcr, who ikuisetif. the candi-• dates, had a hello:ion in ids 47ak.. h. ,Som• friefuls Oftlie.r4tAr, tilled upon Mr. Men to sign's paper, deebtrattffrof the 4-zlsm hood of the slur upon mr; —'s powers - of makkig iiiifftiarS telligible. stating, that such an use of that paper as might' thought necessary for the counteraction of the.terFt Would be made.- This Mr. Rica, after conaultiOff with" bis frieusli. re fuied: A paper was afterwards read in the presence of - other partite, calling upon Mr. Hum to sign aft achtsewledgment able error, the bearer ofthe paper stating, that; ulterior. proceedlogi wesdd be immediately adopted—at the same time a whisper Was given to tine of Mr. Hsca's friends, by those of the opposite party, that Mr. Ibex wouklbe forthwish.wahed upon by a 0117 demon, whohad not yet appeared, for the purpose of appointing time and place for deciding the difference with the phtoL-- - Scarcely had this circumstance occurred, when Of r..tficsms, ceived a message from the Loan Mayon, desiring his immediate attendance at the Mansion-house.. The friends of Pflr. , wib.e-t ' were summoned soon afterwards.. The Loan Matron told Mc., Hick that it was necessary for him lo iirtimiie, upon Ida honour t lot to Sordceetany further in thw.dhputt that had Arisen of *o' subject of Mr. --....'equelificallons.. Na Weed= was Mad , tgli tbe proposal. The. friends. of .Mr........ also pipmoed isk O w saps terms to drop all Idea of firtheiptociodisp; blame of alse ces tet-" 00r, I sca t tai /ward, that Mr. prou'sfilesugisii It m lil atter of respecte to you Britt ytift Itsioir thud Ws stair luoi Sippeoick" • No (replied. tile lakfai'll.oe4) l , 1 amiss deny that lo Use.soosi positiqe..fftwAKg get_ tees . worst,4as [ beeo,coolosuoleatestio me through• Mr. Harestrienda. But .a. it *Vibe 'agreeable(' tow to toose-srbatare.skktimiloforp‘adOo, .0e rieutlertika ls ',monger Touratlvor," ..If is Lordship thin out: the &aerial to lilt . ..lite•mielifsiiiklelseili . . . 11trs Astefislr trriabaileik oiaPiti3;3r*!.." knlr-S*- F NIISARTNQV*III3 I /4 5. , 7144 16 /0 1114 'pit ° A $ 1114; vaiNgsbarips iudeced.ruaey. sit„evw fel o.w-subjects to visit the stern farts of the Meditertanean; - nOw.l - . ' &Milted b the 'honors vithiCkhave-hien the tefise-t , Itsence of e; lots' dentirised.easthqualin .ia:dytia,- • . ••• , 7W i ..e - :f coups cdparsp4nii • i • SPORTING INTELLIONCX .... *-'' lt is oneif the bCatitiertscessiemiisiks:4Acteb ''' i t "" tt VillirMre " 601 P 4dIV P IL—Tb• Nalrara at. -• nr etimpanied by Josh. Hudson, on Monday afternoon last, on his for, a . pratadsr. naiad. Spain, 7 *it 'Maws iiitAilili"._. 1 pia to I linpstead; to,givo his Ai itialitir ( PO. Filcher) a tteest , Ataadatt..,_ o 'ffito*lt b if illi : thrirdebtsvarensiwallinsor way antilLiathxl Otto action *at' the'fbilowing , .111111ki . r . Lint i s : tier 'ai Otiose o , f 'thel , roifelp *ter An elderly Made, Who - hyd bein difMlfhg Mott fisig ae 7=V wish, to la k e v i m :4 0 iir. : A ixi. - L . r Sp ate , . rt '''• an . tither mule to Roblin WA era tittles as.ato As ' shill) ' lnglis's . Wan , .er reaslOg . c* . toToanforeivir ;48,5.'• 66c 1' i m,„,, th ' 4"44 13. 1 " * ., b a5 al o' l o ll l •*-4091±, talk itt , lc ,. I' ter t egie WettetNPimed than k'vilehlWw__ . ._ 4o c I Ziok i iii al v7l - Sry=i,elL . ,.ttlu S ifs t rit i llat ti fin j r . r" 4. I ppatn; yecivk *Ai pingo 'l.esinterniinpii: ;it. Teem hkoiperinsent t and observing The diApute in gnat ' . filPilit -hi •SigTanil o ;.hgniiisty *414 • • ifig6 . sii twilindall; tell Wit Miff Isfe.sfare not ewe Teem: wiessse, donettnisehl and we perfsatitaleanoide mldhi4fAXeifir 4." *idiom el°l4 " lsriltwilsit 4 Itl e" 41 . 1100 ' Pr h n we . - - **is% so sod AsialeoriA4 ll 6,-,d Lb , APVtaalltskrawir.D. 4 r"i (the Editor'. of, the Pitilit4alitarlis 2 ,4lo ll * With iptorsatt buttitelco d apil A:cond fdintiaorent sierra; tie owing,obserratioui On this iilikettl . r'_ - •:. i ''- •'' ' -fitikilfii_beirl,snWlity all, `aid the 'strength . ..4sta' hisysia ' - .. a We are astonished that the Merchant ' a tOn lA "—,..i. - tw e ive" nt od s ,. • :I"l4 o . ,Fiditi. taird t,l46,6. 44l4l. e.l6 44ll ;aish secital teess•etis .""e uent, l* iihw akause lli : sO,justly retitemett*- -- 4setricesrele-difai -- rev INF-fear f ' ',, „,. i t , E toruM, awleei; bet be MP Omit.' occasion, in firkAltithe lititeradter! et Mt emir, areas Ann . bintaFiLqf ke. l l/ o •+Pfs ana.thealieeat up Gtr his mai' ; stake, 141 apt asseinbliettor. die par . - .e of testify- In terrific atykt thr 'more - rounds Ow Gat iett so puildital ing the Strong iittereei - tiiii:iiiii ilk' thiPetteciii - Ortb . tout ih lue e . haj i . :l s tat. li:r i ve with dorer, liii w wis.• p it it str i aland:.o.. Spanish nation, in this , ita liiceftal *Tuggle - against fell foul op&.o Randall during the shirmiih. Josh klothess • , - . military domination, and the aboininable principle aebeksactioguos fellow, for his unfair conduct . , bat of foreign interference., ,Such a Meeting should ex- 4i4i.t. N ever mind ; it will be Isla turn next: Ira the Ills • fiends* press the concurrent sentlikienti . athe whole awireats- 4e one Pq".! l _l 4 h_15.:48.3t duet, ill* • tile body of the first commercial vity . in . the world:— e ni nou 7 timed -t o . int th e c ee i awl' Ca. . . d .. 1 1 er" gh for his. He had not a shadow of a donee, .and . The cause in which the Spaniards are engacd is that motions that he had had tuntnnch, 41441 and'jesa th en Fe' of commerce; as Well' as ' of - liberty : "fte t 'farther ceeded to their place of destination, and sisettithit afternoon as has only an - ephemeral or a sickly existence; When 'it' if wit "... a led eeet ere ed• PLCHLON SHOOTING. , does not grow. in the' shade of the litter.. • • , A sporting Snatch, _at eleven lerds eaih, took Owe yestodey, " Let such a Meeting be•cedrigned i and the World be lisgsjsca-heith,. near Chobluun z between Ann (Umlauted of will have a . guar guar antee *e ;bore, against the riolition Hampshire,'Svidra picked man. (O . vule .8a), lid aloe et .. of the Span i sh territory. - It is net possible to conceive Wiltshire, with a picked . nll.l_olll vads ll 4 i ... etaa.);farAasarraarla ; . anything that • would so much befriend that -noble 4- 7 , :t a l i t . "l °lasi at . .16 10% ~ , , Ir i t a aj. , - people at tliii time ; and we are sure there is not a gr. m ajo i, -.•- - . to . : xi; p i „- . •. 6 ....,. ••• i ir respetable Merchant' that would not • express his Mr. hhbetly .. r ' 9 ' Ars .. . .. . .*. warm concurrence in an object that embraces at . once Afr.„ . so.ii__Ttren!! . .-f•• •• :. li :. . •: „Mt: sfar". : 1 • '; . 1: .'., the best interests of - mankind, and • the -peace of the Mr . Fordyce .;,... L . :: .. , Mr. . a c ;=l;. x .. ~, ':',,., • ;•:-'• woe Id. It would, arthe same time, materially assist- M r , mi ter ... p - , - ; 4 : . ~ y . ...: Mr.. James - .-. ; '. 4 • .... 4 ... 1 . the French Government In its pacific inclinations ;--, Mr. Carmicha el •' ~ •. .' 7 - Mr. Niddlilieli .. .: . -- • t• and, urged** it is by the Holy . Alliance, it stands in Mr. AzObreelf •-, • '.= ... '• 0 ' Mr. Fonts . .... :.. , • •1... • Me. Ward •....;.. ! • 13 Mr . Cartel` -.. ~ • .. - I need - of some moral support Of this kind, to-be ahleko - • * s. . • sent • - • : Mr chu4 :,, :...... -... ... _'4 Air. ,-.., •..4. , 6• resist the presing solicitations of that Vorierfel Marie. . _.. hr - MEM 'ter dun an *hilt= loft airdwat . . . POLfeehriiLLleitVCE.. Bow-Smittartesterday Tema Afteerlifs•elOnt man of tispectabieappearanee, was trought •p by Rudiece,onnot the • officers, Abased with fraudulently disposing 'at 20 podade weight otwax candles. the property of the owners of the Henry Percher, free- East India merchant ship. of which hewn 4tove. aid: • 'lli *Fence was charged tali= beep itemistitted di the, Wand etlik Wens, 'dada the jsthiellika Mir the. .4111114!1114. Yl ' The Alefentie* set tiliteilds'elliergit bah la the drat plate, s totalteidal of the fact; and further, that the ship had been ,is Kagland ever dace September , •and Captain Stnildhad nege leddifee prefer the charge, and would not have dent so how had sae blanyatt entered an action ageism hint for an assault. - On the other side, in reply . to this, it was stated' that Captain Studd bad , on his tint arlival in England, declared his intention of preferring this chirge, 'but had been prevented by 'primate erbusiness, and that the ..action brought by Pdarryatt would boa have been heareLoi bet he knew this accusation was haat. bg over his head:—Remanded. . Mensy irotdO, late' a porter In the:Service of Messrs. Steer and: Plartioicr; of 13Onil-street, dlvetsniiths • wad brought ap la, Snoweell and Condiel two of the patrol, c harged with Means* a geld watch, value forty guineas; Avid several down of stew spoons, litc. the property . nt him employers. Efinslati. Maris , and this" Batmen were aim Pal - ode bar, Charged; 'With being accessaries after, the fact. • Snorreell and Condie.Mi.llicesdaftuntniag, received private infonnatiin that ions' Melee 4geolla wear geociFiltit AT) a litsamin the•Alemery. et which-the priaanse flsersty was the, ithdlesly. They went there, an found her in a• room up . . Malts" 'sad Upon learning their bainrie, 'Ai 'said the had''notiOefalser haw Maw**, whit Ater owrithatkittlesedietolP led : resUes seedleSsild lodged she door at st coithotil itt 11.1,e103 3 03-IThadklom,bewoi • " 0 4 ,fl O4 i!...lithtt. . . -IMO llsng.„, 'perk, _ .. the svphatird-doott 4, solllCtionelas rot iuvar spiiiiss,..ind ei th er' articles of prate; le i ' bag. Thet secured 'Cherry; slid hi 'another warn in die they found Kidder in lai r antilhinsintrating seine foot *die bode*, , On searching Kinder.. the 4 !. 4 0000 1 1 , 4Prig: goideratels, which had been ptedged for 46- ins, , , fil Clerk to Messrs.. boar and ?dallied; stated; .11nit the pad. Neer Kinder was their porter,' Mid g • kW days -Once anis aerie pat on Laconia of• errands to several easterner', wbreirollesno gonde or various kinds, sineesstwidettents e gehlttsinteks.ltolve forty guineas. He had Dot returned. „.. . . . , . Kinder, in his defence said, ,he - . hairfor 23 years both* an unimpeachable character, and he could *client fa his k fogy" in the present instance io no other Way than that le wailahmiss Ins ',austere species of madness; produced by bitosantion. • Kinder and Chirry v ere remanded ; Bowen was discharged. Isiroaiaarr Ceisioa PUILICANL—ear. Stringer, the landlord of thilled Lion, .Strand, appeared before tianaga Pliassosc red-Tmaitss itiuss; Keats. on:Saturday, haanswer a summons, athe.thoyince of .William Johnson, an informer, for unlawfully ikairtis'hi" house open. and allowing drieking and tippling at a late sour at Mahe, 'ie. after twelve o'clock. - 'Thy informer's man ; Flyers, deposed, that on the night of Mons dayethe 13th iast. aftertearing tit. Clement'sdeck striirtwelve, hereon= 014.:-Kad Lion, .whicia he seaweed Aunt tea =Mateo .after twelve, and saw Pre. seen. oadAvis Jrnanee before the her, one of 4honiirai drink*, •,., and ,aqutiver rum, aid that he writ hiloseitservatttri th k 03104" ___ - . . • Vilanozarnined.by bfivtailidati liiißalibeins:s4datits he • sew a stagiiiith Obiliailiartel thole& Lion- at astrtiane. he eatinotlir that he know k it ereetsern (,cape feeerke 4 tlvocie dirt, !4 1 4 illiisiqsfas. if "foi•gefoiso tab ur add tit down :' By ,fijr:lttnisasyw—bid the landlord Ilk you - 4eiltei yo s into traicllit',' ma gobs :lonia •cifielitslie: dithdoll .:' •• ' . ..T.troca said, that it was deer from thiatatement albs 6 1, . viow.r4r,Serinsit bad metal lode th at withilik* was 7 'woo* but sompeihdeiberse de, 14 40 1 0 . .12 ,1 $ Ma er this reception:at: tratellopt: et•tilt Ohm w . 4 romairy ter •Inr:ltheseitioalfterhos yortmtest thew? that, they ant teas islet* tied the•whismotheiniteideo !icons not a traveller, and that he Wes aikied no ipaiselossu • ' Ift: Innost-Akit your Want* will °beetle : the &Scotty aleitherd le ceder et detertninisteirke aro mediae. Menem keep:ids dow open, or be liable teethe penalties ; and •be must . serge trial posed who Mit he is. a troteller, whether be !say Übe* si or no. lie may have on Means et knowing the fact, . midlebidilerefes" disbelieving the's person fa a traveller, at the rtdt4it Itseidgan artless end lisdieurimm bused agelattlini. 4-:•lll".. ! llbesiresio den ask whither obey eto .hoseked fur- a • • ip theinsch; and if they are Rei t he candies ales to the - * -.: than, Who dill tell *bather tiw dr* getaighilt JWAVe• It 1414 4 ilidllibletti thselleramit we 'Will llitialtleseir Slip Ink end' are-teolitred Indintratt Ida pdier taibileribetit *wf mho 'him hiorcoutithmewhe Mow :••••:: 2'• .*:Itel; NI. 4. ..4-‘,. , .-.. . - Svi Zkittbiv- I .:llltailbairwimelliii - lis few pthdOlp lithe, sitilimallittlfirti . liesaiistythe: idthpeter rophipe Apo of th e ler,- adil roma ifinsearbase rebel :It nerst.sindy, ;scold b e the Mania atho-Cestilanareasaleabba esatimilateey dudes, bilifelnelleitnale*P 4 fe"'W ee l ro P li fs •imf dedt4efait , 4ini•fer deists sot • /14 hi/Weser, taiirVenkepellavezresebeil ethApp. • .: • enyiitiettt.:;teillicreriwoopthw relablfit IR the,theethe. • d e t t i tee tb= .4 , 6 l .ll wShe'll i Inikeilidefk ' Mb, ,mace „oiler . . , asied:CdanieHe ddailifgat e • , vonviCtect liktreneeprde •• • *w ow s Int -- . . i