The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-02-05 00:00:00

I • 1.7*.!ii.;1',v :~ ~,y, more preposterous, more monstrous, more extravagant eves to a degree to bate ridicule, was ever prodocud 'from any ('haweery or State Paper Office in Europe (hear, ):ear!).. Let them look to these documents and clinger, them with the former Declarations of the Rua- Aian'afted Prnsaian Monarchs. Said his Prussian Majesty, in lat, late Manifesto, speaking of the Constitution of Spain. ', It confou nds all elrecets and all power." 'sald the. Russian Note, after alluding is terms of reprobation sad horror to the Revolution of 1820, and , apearking •• of 'the same Contain:aide of the (:055e5......-(bear.) ., ' laws which •the paldli reason of !Crimp.% enlightened by tiro **geckoes of all ages, stamped with ther.higkett dimprehatiam t a mate of obi in whisk the conservative principles of social t •, • *W rent* ftwirOtten :"—•ais, the principle lby width ,a,bloiste , is plaited in ***bands of ode non, to be .. e Airline it owabeneolit, or at his own caprice.. Now it -''' - ra; that" dle public reason o Europe, *alight• by the,experieese of. all ages," was ' • the reason of - liaperialliglesty, enlightened by the experience of - ' - (We I and a laugh.) Poe after all ages 's Inaperhil Majesty's teases, with its big hest disappro ifidestr to conclude .11 under the constitution, varying from it one iota; 1 dqat Constitution with , treaty oP I, " his of all the ' nssiaos, '—the (;ortee,alins the eoeveys lbe highest ippro. Imperial Majesty did' world be low praise—or ad -Or free or liberal, for that \ all; bet .he dignified the' Aveyed.the ida.of all that aloe wych the Allied So , adedthirl the Co4tes to be Cortex but " the Coned- Ad and sinetioned. " That ;Spaniards had not changed . they should ehange it while breasts. It Sa4ght hare errors,tt bellevesnt had both, and the tad thoughtful as they were en consider and remedy their de .sr.)—As a zealous fared of a who would go to the world's . . ..end to prevent any attack on their liberties, if they y • ;would listen to his urgent zalvice, be should press them •to.dirtarest the reasonable objections of ths.r friend., and . not 'to regard the unreasonable objections of dial' . env wiles,Arbom they could disiem only by force, of which also, :he trusted they would apply a ikafficieut measure. ,Via -..ite trotted, v• ' ' " . Spiv undo stital c-sr.A • „ : • - • - • 14,10 vi cii irrowed , . ....-... pa latal Akmiadees.ibe Swim .: .010/11 I of Poland; who bast• it •toiliolor4ilies'idilllir liblitittee, from abet ebeeweetli kleetteelkuielsele ha.' •barbireue horded , to imiesscre,. ..fresellfo vieliguf *ems to its 'Meg dews, old and 4 iisp • rrilliee Mid children, to the flambee of 0,0011.1 sti A NAP** pecaln Is the night after having time for re- OMMoiss. the slemester on the mooed day, or. r &fa to be sang • fer the completiesof her •• good wei.ili w t; She theft iisned a declaraties id these . . wordostor The desires the Puler to regard Ism lIF (, • . , 'ea only hearing is her bosom the seliciande offs unwise ..- „, .• . • 4 ... it• sober • whom heart is fi lled with wishes for the happi -- 1!..."...;' ; ),; t. seller litlems. After this description of themselves, ." ' " moth 'of their proceediks, ite.shoald like to sert •.. • A i‘'': eights tof a germ mistime or an adwidgentent of eir, * ~ , ) ,........ , ' , ..4;11 . "..rniab Vekbeneebi ili seam other permn [a laug h ). l'o show ~... .i .. 4 4 :ii-1 27 ' 7 . 4,Ttkiii tb• Maoifestees which bed just been published were • ..-:_0 .1-; , - "ritiationt with the documents poblished lin 181$, in .••!:" . . t .. , :y4' ' , '''' gr o hh - iti f ii , • declared, that Special Congiiines sboatti, .*,4-.1! :.,;* ' . -. 1 ;1% . 1 &wee eineoare tlbtallelVlll with the i aternalaßaimotetber •"'•,. * . .i p z •.- ' ' . s eis es p... or, *that ie case of these meetingelltneing for P . ' 'their abject affaireereially connected with thin nterests • of sbe ohm embed of Barone, they shall only take place itt pormadke of afbrnial invitation on the pm* o f sad a • Of those 'fames the mid affairs may concera, and coder. ' , • • -the etprem reserva tien of their right of.direct particip - i • 1- - . • . -.-„ - j r• ii4othereis , either directly or by their pie_ . .. .., Ilega-, hear !) Now bow,the German make ;.e. sp ibis *moment was to reemicile this wishibe . - i • ... ~. . r , to:be permed towardstipaie, hesboold Hirsto a reasonable compass, for life was short), that the AIN; - Monambies sheeld in the teeth of this solem n deelaratioi, without Whig pallid upon by Spain to do SQ, and wittiest .4 , - .I - • - men timforniality of ceiling upon her to seud her Re. 'f - ;•,,2 , ; . p re mosiastes, undertske to judge the affairs of that, •' ' - ,••• .' ' • collat.+ stippoesel ea. almost Incredible disregard foe' ~,,. . Za• • , , • seraeity and consiettoey. That they should attempt to •!.• : . , ' put4roo the Constitetion of Spain—tbat they should • .thremen it bypoblio Manifesto, lociting 4 end for might • :. be.kney.tbresteniog oth'ers into an attack. upon that . **atm wag the most flagrant breach of tbeessopt solemn ✓ okligatiotta of treaties. The whole of the dicaments • 4gibicia he bad quoted, the dispatches to the Ministers at ~ e hladrid.ebenoded in matters seriously interesting to all *tate*, despotic or sot. He intreated the House to con sider what it was to bare such an assembly.of Monarchs, • ..with a physical force strong, in proportioa. as the moral • billing ofmope was against them who 'soared their • sight to interpose their criticisms in every matter, freak _'-~ ; k - • • • the his hest to the lowist of an indepetietit Mete, attended to sostoutise of Coold not hare an idea : went.—(Hear. bor.) (Tile remainder 1.1 PIT, the debate, we most' pest c ooe Mr. B. had oouclutted. Sir Fraisel. complimented, very highlt, ibe speech. Mr. Peel, 'Sir J. Macintosh, followed. The Address was thirsill and carried amok coo) 14. , .• t... r Adjourned alit quarter past4loll4. '•• •., • • . STOCK EXCLlallii, HALF-PAST lirrasys riot.ocK.--The beetle and confusion, eoosequent to the' speiibes In Parlio , ment last night, were very great We thfi'lloroing• Con sols, st tha.openlog. varied mdebb prlsi:hitiltschtsaidtmo' from 7Si to iiii; and afterwards rage to *Mk bring the price of the French Fands;lllf. befog a ilm10:41] per cent. , :it IA FOREIGN FUNDS.—lneensequenee ef. nour of Lord laviteroOt.'s Speech towards thilliwortsh life cerement. New Spanish Bonds opened at F7i., got up to BS, I 374, 371, VI, and a good deal of business In the. hos been doing. tine—Ns* 'Spanish, 1174—01 d. 41—..:4ew ?Aosta. 74 — ol e, 70—Reettla. 74—Danish, SO—Neapolitan, Notbfes done—Perariaii t Nothing done--Colomblan, 4d--Spanish' l Scrip,27l:•' • CITY, ONE o'CLocs.—Within this bey 1 1110 11 1 1 10 19 arrived from Paris, with private letters, Matta' Otelladlektl . the English Ambassador at Madrl 1 bad socosodowbob/16 . ' ing the Apanlsh Government to an amicable arraitgismoat.— , Owing to thislotelllpeco, Consols have rises *Vie; end Spanish Bands to 39.--The French Pawls %Tomo/40418 i• COIN Exec o:Na; Ft, -,Thetyrit ihe arrivedole Met day have been few, the sepal/ of Wheat ma Marley Market was eolsidsrable, with but WSW boalesea. ; 4lstirt r qoA.the pr)ers,noa4o... imp Peas sati.leeas are ewe*. holy! salL•p. t • ti.i! , SH1PP1:10 1 111.1.1 7 : 7 1°111111Pg 'ELL1400: • pasts, *4,44 vitd, tWs, mo►aisx,sad,ilptlwrsr the River, rbostdoolaiMexidl, le day' from Attlee a Millar Play.from Tenders; IS loom, w iiiimososartio *WI* ; .81siOley. Motorist, from New South {Wales ; ifaAlna, littler. from Palermo ; •Basin. HatailtoW, from Ralik Leak, from Demme; lortitede. Bate does ; riod 'Lady Reenewey, Reach; troll; and • Reed+ ,Cipe Paek,t, e- lalliver, Atieth .. vi.,, .. 1. ~~~~~ S~ ~ v _ . ... ...1 • , .- . . .I,i. ~ • --,, 4 ..inaP 1_ PON: .1 ...• • trzwirateaT areinire, against 5, 1825: ' ' 7 .1,00. e PROCEEDDICIS IN PARLIAMENT. • Yesterday the two Rouses met itils• spite - 14 w was delivered by Commission, sad not by his Mojeth, 1 101040 n, will lie found in another part of d Paait. time Ibis SPlliefl we shall not, at present. rifferto our enders remarks of any consaerahle length.' Yetwe bu iiiinot *Wait 606 noticing Low batniliatip i git.. is Oho country, aa Ewa* it relates to Foreign Airnitt iv „.. sing of England begins by informing his peepiet , .. : bit bees making incessant e ff orts to preserve th e of Eerope r sad Isis people well knew that.. its . art sacesetioti lit preserving lb!' peke of . .ll* *a mist 'paragraph we , pie sold that , 7 :, skill . lakariag to allay 'tbe. irritation e v 6 Iletweew Prase@ and Spain. What! does his Maje, . . eel that iriftation, the symptonilif of which lessee In declaration of the King of Freer., that he is abet; ~ marob a hundred thousand men into Spain! What! are we fetid of la 'l . 4poli' tatioo, after the. Was ever language ogland, in each a Slle King se anions! , sonde upon Spain, ' use were to make stout fleets. P dined to be a deemed an ' Spain. lint lie gton at VI prevent smelt . according to be accomplish • ?; •,y , • z ~" ,~ . „does the King appear beret Is $1 ' si King of England 1 Is this , the len7 i of that Country, without whose leave could formerly not, be tired off In ?ever. it seems that the King hes obtain 1.1 prOinises of some sort or other with arsTiel the Nice Trade. Low. 10114, Of* that Bilisistrybil.—small. indeed, their store's( meriterioua 'aim, siatertEejr . can bring forward a subject iCke this, and @Mirk into a King's Spetch.---abe " imam* Iseat in A. Revenue," of *Malta* epaeob makes min- Aken,willi#At but little comfort to theltalf brokett•dows landlord in 4 ?tomer, unlesi . their iecreise in' poverty bare absolately deprived them of their senses,. This Improvement 6f revenue, while renff are totally disiiv. peatiog, is alert which above all thi l oga in 'the world, 'sbeMlniaterseught to have kept oat of a•Sparce.• For Whit does it amount to but this ? '• rite revenue ii fatiag 'away the rents. Nothing can hiclearer than this. Not a doubt does it leave on the mind of any ease person. — If the revenue rises, notwithstanding the incemmit dr. •cline ef rents, is it not clear that the whole of the rest' can be taken away without any fall of the revenue ? Letthe landlord answer this question; and if he has been a matt ANNA, BRODIB•M&O, let him coasider, well before he mower it.--The latter part of this paragraph .efficiently ettessisOltat the Minister* , wets` alismthey shall be compelled m surrender a large pet till of the taxes. It _h saidOndeed, that . public treat is stottobwelfected ;- hat tlrill is said in a very taiga, - ' • The re omrsemlation with regard to ire] t , c -.. . . 14 of general a_apdoce,that we shaft hazard no opf 69 to its porpeet ‘ . The last paragraph Is aftinportst; but it clearly'shiawithat Ids Majesty ' s Ministers na • PI A adhere with miiiij obstinate and unaccountable per. severance teihe delnaloa of ha pear. Their notion is this. Bet; tint, !heir assertion is, that Commeree semi seansffeeinversire,Boarishing. By' comnserceevery ra tional Statesmanlacletles all the. tradiag eta couotry; and we most whitely assert, that the' distress s in irides , gesteral T r :epeakibg, is very MOS . abort of &milli .s 'great as it Is •in the affairs of agricul lark • VII !k tretle.lllsherce, manufacture., yield ne Troll. •.71.40:,44i1‘fd 4fep the tux-gather takes away Ads alif t." Aad•the ti -Ind abort ,o, to iepectin; thitqiit,t;"/ itesit if EVENTS will Pro Lies is. il4 . o4itgausa. , • -- irrfflliPTi'rtli -1:1:•T on . • iic ion ortostegg ,z 4 .kber•oriti f i • •r / sTANHon 56.4 iosep.dista4 r/tigiOate , have pledged the HOMO to fro late maLiagolry, • *mitt • • • negatived 6/1811. t `loli'imik *Pon this anklet. though of great important/7 - 'od, indeed. o f the traces . , . .1114111ftahole. We *halt hot,!initite mall to: le ; bi cause.we do noir wish to entail our space for ieatukisg vsnaninn *AN Atith reigualeAVAß...LeediLitteiroOt. i With ?hard to the conduct of this ciointri in thy pod- Ai %faction is which it might be 'bleeds *mint* be ; 1 0.10, • bt that every man must feel, iliac:Ardor our pe nient c regmstaaces, the policy of this country was nen. Bet while he said thin, he protested from Wig foi a moment to admit the idea (r.oase from what '" sander ts,ailght), that if unnvoidablecireumetances pet. " Stinted we alternative to this country but war or die " noisosr,it was not to a-stale to pa to war. Ow the con trary, he wsifirtoly convinced, that If Parliament rernsed .4• to adopt any measurexcalculated to sap the foundation. Of .public (TOR, and if, a war should appear to be news"- a to the preservation of our honour, the country was to a state to meet4t.—(flear, bear!)—Still, be readily lowed, that after the extraordinary efferts w hich Great Bri." Wu had so recentlymede;andtaking into consideration a' prasast . itate Of 'tamps, It was most desirable that If we sopard 10 justice, with regard to. to our bower, wills regard to ouiin- d 111 all,lle should preserve oar isesitret • ) The present. however, was not eration of th . itaueition. Ile bad he wettid h re-asz it s , that whatever ne proba ilkty 0 a rapture between did not !Veil& I dooi ehsolulely Won and antitabte arrangetnent.— still a chanty of accomplishing an he esalandued4 that as long-as such Aims the Interest and the wisdom of awls language es might not incapaci ota athirst so geoersily desirable.— r . .thesit.,rootrksble "was fit piesenl _ • , when wed I. oo enliven. 44 1 44111 V4 h l e t iegri .• .1 knd 02coNded, with all accustomed ceremony, by a ;;;..2 of the name of Cutitte and by another 'named .. W t , D. MAN" neither of whom we ever heard of before, the • debate, or, rather; the talk, was begun by Sir Jeereit Toner, who imparted deep detestation of the mar bas . War : H. mile Irnsia le opieiou, t hatter's, impoeve. for us to renal, isestfrof ; and called span meg max?" the county to Mire hie to4'e afaiet the attack of Framer slitikaaia.• 15ii.gisrn form, doubtless, that France FR - vow acting spon. the very principle tliat Fitt acted in 1793, and tvicb;princiole he upprgyed of,aud costid ue d 'to approve of "41010:‘ the to toetelVetoreci ili•• 19141---'64lMiyi ler JoaltPW ' &Mitt; • forger': VFW*. that lA . was, the: etiy 4141114 Who pushed - tie right of iabirfeyeace d o her tio tit wi sh to `.` d e par e '. alias , ' Neidiesibs” at de line whew Napoleon had be ei i, : ' 4 .1 0444 !• , ,1t iikek*.onodo , .. that:Ais same legislates . 4.04. 01 ,ffroi. ilsevery bat, to raise his voice, a n d, Ap....eisll : gaspwalf,ntsts,te raise t4eir voices agaiast the egetellimt - What is there acre pip* "*Atil . .; of triaco thanlbere was is tie pentettlidlettalliblwibilwo.riat IPS. The king • 4' View ilnelblebell ll;. itlibiiillirethftetarguments in defend' teflitl4 00 .. AVUlkiltas to dais to *pep Durkee, kola la pplpo Ai,. ipmehop of Pitt, of the 14rd . Chardollee Af slay .Ve lir pf i,! .mieister that we G. - Do** .pf others., ,rde r 4 4 L lbiter all; die :spinisbei it*, . Let thisillikef Prance, if he want 'resat •,,. l en these amtlit'plgatt and, Sit ' „, Joseph Yolk*, it ": 'real iw s pionsenti' Bat be; this SirJosepb •Yotbe, iwoonjanctiets with Anus Biddies news-paper; Cerlicif out for the depotiog of AqtrcoAtte• dime; dined out for the plating down of the *mediae gowerament ; and wow what ground; why, %Mit rekre • . atlas is. s ifieyilis . wely regrlaegovetuatette in aatttB lovas that" inelibesuf the Nieces. of detuticratlior lion wit suffered to esist.r• Muth therefore, as sepal detest, and do dente, thalwiticiplee,m4le Witieli:Peame he tasking war agaiest Spats. we Ain't it sight-to apprise Oaf evaders of •the miseeibre fl gltra . that the , Illeverawent of tlibkidealtry _gill make in - any: disnwle• ~ whlCh it shalt have witliihat or krano relittied,he.• /mends of this Wok iffkatelhall wfweeehe wSitt4it:• . ~.s4.lteentr yeattleitilt file espettee of seven tiqitiens of belt sal 'is witch more in taxes; skill ter, ' waged . tiiirtwehly tertilears of war for the pelting 4 '. ! lafob,isirs, ie, fryter, and to prevent fts • intoEogland; shwli we complete . 4444qt/I Alt4wileites use of-his. bit) janie i t. solaiw or crsieigg„the Pernieesi fet,l4,Z0 .of Optillaili now ininittlyneen . 4 . 101) 1 we • t Meal than was till Getern'nient of AS* . ',.... 4 ., we roalle*wittoriori that country. • . ;:: occasions will offer for returning to al subject. Another part much wore close l y „,:,.• . - ... .i • '. etc. itself. for remark istiprusent ; woken • 'leery to protect lioaittti—Mr. , BittltallWit. ' Sir *.leseph • Yorlie l • appears to hack* . • bag • and what:. has been bola, a Malt* sp eech ---A. -opeatelk. . • 4 _ s..te'iteay be as aoltdroao said 'le • al __ se Ifiitmeettrodhiejumk, IPit. • Iteeflifpielhat Me. Brough i ssibufwelsk-Siiii . tee. , 'lllillidetelheed piectinflionsliestly illieteetakitili*.- :now, thht, miliiiititaedint ilit'itiiiijniiibts the Speaker by. Sit Pasucis livitjwirk , (wlti. • • bye, we wars bappreseenia his plaint eafers.ebe Mercury bad announced a few days: ago, that ' keofronOlte Abingdon' Retort! Matting by aa )Ibuf.eits gout) notwithstanding .thesessisspli. .. ,111 *attire to say, of the Speech • °fide. 04WSpeech lies calculated to eee a right. inutile plain mind never yotwingteur sir. ;It i epilliWilutlechiniatiein against ttle ilibileAtek • , h g Kolbe passion, of the,„netit a t - dii . ifs pneslowe to be sure ; for, detest these . :sou It he impossible that the Watillitt . ehetek ;Pat ..„ _,. . t eMaterired egallnit, OW' WOW • 0 0 111 1,0 6 e" ,s . cleni enough ; . and it is alneobey cleat...that POniii4 l. iior4..i?e., lo ,4aii fit bituded in such iracy. Dot, what is this to the inglie nation at Whiflititetfeeirtffityis thee in adeseefinioo of ,? Jilpfilringhann,liliu all Mbreittof thwspealiers , same nib; copying aliment litiralif t etbak bite •ben ipetViliiiii i *ollrbutiskifeeinipnis for isliii!lf pet, ;8,0 1 9 1 41,i.54t 040 101,4414 ifor , siwt.A 4 o 4 4.4ifitou o Prance toetkWiaki: illieltro-espowed this. Thep as. 1 L'iciimiejtoi#l4ll.Vdot aid' it erat ltfaltie 4 lM threaten war ni t re's we could '64 'to' ravel *4,14.1 ifr&Vittrltlt.tir"irnill.e.,if""!* "b""0"04 diAlte° niilPeMl4ll l 4.; JAI*, __,. t -04 I. , ~:11 0 0.4*" lb siadultibit reionweend she sendingl stfe enft/bir; f# fliit'firVirtilit '&o'l' 4 lldt Ire isillitirtiletibly leseld a . . Nessesletrinsmsead to Ketch i4aprogrwer, la. *Mil resteleisie bin Snit Wet sorb of the•inse 4 isittinaie Orr. apt ;' 6'4, lie beitil. , 11011101 d net:inlet talked - Of a naval j armanniet i naliss he meant to take part its the war. In ibort; belies here given his sanction to thanedertahlse of • war; and we defy him. togive linty eitby fain eon strection of hi. own words..-Ltriti hwii)f . pada pies of their 4‘ chioes/4, 1 ' ; iitifigried7b7o-4101,71bstitse, it reported 'ib 1 ale said nearly Its eithlil thistle tI" great politician, is for speaking 'mil 'et . once with the energy which became the character of the Ent' , lisp Govetnimenr; end he said. ',IMO there were no sacrifices Which the pe4,le :of' 44, ' 4 i . cou airy were not ready to wake in mistiness *inch a system der pression ;7 that+. hi gat,Astlietilete of oppression which France is now eierci.eleg towards Stain. So that. having contracted a Drbtof ;even hundred millions in a war against - jacobemisf, the people of this country, baring contracted one 'Debt of wen hundred millions for. the, sake of patting down jacobinism, restorireg the Bourbons, the Pope and the inquisition, and having beard their Plenipotentiary received with clapping of binds, when he tad put down jacobinism, when be had fumbled the Holy Allies to pat their foot upon its neck ; having dotse these things, the people of this country are now, according to Statisman Denman, to make any eacri• Meet in order4a carry on another war is favour of Jaco. binism; and against the. Bourbons, doe Pope and the 'lnquisition.-..—This may : bil. very well ansongd a 'crowd' et• bolder. of Spaaisb baud.,, it may he; very well amongst persons who do not reflect on dit :•enesotinentes of war; it may be very wel • -,' i . . . .._ TIIB . ti'llrl'ESMArq..... detail s otisi 'steroid a es? 800 fesble,.4 ..-Hear,( !Unless lb 4 the lailensip 'of i chest 4 ae 4014.10, 110 to ; guars of the Ki•n - i of tip details to which. - • .•• ..• 114 114 le citation 1 . .... 4roopham's speech. aAest firopo-7thr.Ti . 4 .s tin to morrow. W.. pd iitil• adilitioisl r Froaslo -11oedott Nark: •..'!"" - h Ilk ci !leo 14o.tori Vertig . jk to !i p 'l a , ssisill, sad Mr. Di ; ; I ' 1- 4 ' 761117071;17irli:;11 . iigIli;:e7 ossop te° sti :t r te Fa las il :t iii4l en y r s! n ap , d hi s s 11111111Pelegt Is, frost stamping these laws with • ,hsliitt, had thought .fit for his WI r.. • Peia %Abort he ll Soo the ntl ‘P r r di es :wtt e h t. o u n g t t v o al rl : m* pdhered, to; and sanctioned c, it. • ',..' • 4 'ail hfiltestAprohation, in the.i F.. ...-- ; , , :-. •joserksi..lllpjyty the Emperor -I .',. • , • .44 io *ledges, as- legitimate "—ti • •.. . eriPPOl4O.l4Oll, of all Alamos, 00811 ..alf %...... - Atatioa—k9teisaire,(A. laapb,) Ills ."; I. :.- . ,- tt mill it peed' er,eseitil, thit woald . , ci .: ,: - -•-• e. OM wouki be common—Or J . .- -.••••/ „ Jei s 1.40114 till os praise .21111 th the spitist.which coeval .f; ' ........: , • . . .'" . siteht, andAterefora theist. * •... . . ~.. i itaathewseires went by—be ads 4 -.• .. • ~. , 1.4‘7. itself, and not only the CI ..„ flit h "hick the Cortes bad decreed d • ~ '. .. • 'wja,flis-Centoltatlon of which the Bpi .orie lots, and God forbid that they I i thebityonet was held totheir breasts ---• ' ' *tight bass omissions, sad ha bells* . • i • lipaalsrds woo were as wise mid rho hogoie sad brarepeopleorouldeonsid .feeta•at the fit tlrtte.—(clear:)—A: .. . . • - their indrpendence. one who we '... .•-• • • . , „end to prevat any attack on t i: - '%-, atom, ,ne trouts . net wvum myy., • •••........ ........, - The erne .ite waited, would come hereafter, wiles the .. • , • ---- does; and - Lady aennaway, aseecu,, ! ra m s ............ .. r .. - . . • Mary. Reed. • Ca' • Packet Oexel • and Emma, Oelliveri 4 ~: i ,,. , . spini.ifi l a l lied undertake improvement; of the Con- r.. - P . • • • . 1 I '4; • I ....• . etiteitioo, with the evideace that they had ,yielded not ell from fhe'9 o o l9 e • • •:. ... ,. /. - AK .:, , ,AP,, to vioseitole,frar but to . cOosidetate . =Week He could Awe: sod 9slemeedee. Youenaleoel Moisiose- Cane • that which woili4.ll 1 . t". a•a4She true and short ----- -- u • Joh! Ilawerd, tied*, from gas, doter/ROO! WOW etettl i % b s t .thl i s,z ) lbe to piiefet -jl / 4 , ' 61"1.14.41 dolga re ned or going on swiftigtotande Dries t : and tb. taxi -.4 0 M 1 ,- o . l' .. 1 .a spreading i • ~--,*•;•," F- i. • gat ugh these docameate; many other oc; treat the.Rivert the Deckesteld. Weir. tie 4evissiea ; - Aide . receivers aft wallowing *V tifitirey.. sets 3 shocking . lonacir Kit ai-^ . ' •'. .: .• •• .; • .egoold . robably occur for diseassing them. he Davey, tram Gibraltar, and remain, with the Britannia ilt . gling . of.thespiestioh. tlieretnii.,*.amegast that cos i sm a , _ a inl - '-' '--'• ' . ~ . COW tubi 'fell samp l es o f tlifun i ' brat . 11111144 " 119 ,9 d " Indian: also arrived the Glory, Morgan, from Deoterera4 coerce and niannfactores are flOtirishiog. ' Bat, W there 1"11" Cl _ .•." -.',. , • obetakt.Ttesty itr* More recent dote, end ell Wind W; -.. js • 1 V. '•' !. • ~...t 'sag rave inoneleten than . its provisions, were with _ ,•; , •It ageitekeertili degree of prosperiir **red bipaglice- - versa "' I b le •. _ • tke . -procrediggs . at . •Verooa of the unlit history of Hos 1d0v..- Counsellor H— - having lately', in? latlimetehes telltale -god man ofectutual or by the w a ..., ~ . - iill . iefacb he .leur:oeibing, 4 democratic nor eves. ender what title berated Lord. N— that he had obtained a cones:dos 4A. e at real itiailieree, and 14411 Sting , casa in" w h oa . .. gagian , appeered there), he was et *hiss ty conceiver - against Mr. J-. 0---, the eethient distiller, for a essie,.. l 4 ii i i ... i iiA i gl . 1 ;4 . * .00,1 0 04 7Jui i i e t; , -• other tweet '...T•f'' • . -' firorTrints to a hicle . he shaded mu the lusty or De.; arse occssioned by a aoise proosediag-from the Alf* '' 4 ' ''' • , to o: , j oi e ' s o m po ito ' T . ,.. w k a l ,t4tr, enhiecl . ',cant** 01 Aix la Ch*P;lle, to wlilib this cottony was sty of hi. distillery : " yes." said hie Lords,l4,# bock • . • • • . . hie* *laity. dated Nov. lb, VIM and signed by the Anti that although Mr. J---- and his •Coussel„mads ',Ott.di erit •;101st-'lll6l,lk*Utetetaftbeillpeontilitit WI Prnoo. lll , . likaistrrs of _ she live Cabinets lo flip declaration some ,feitere in the pro/roes of thwbustisteissr.lhis defence 7,,,iii,ziiip,1,9K1.40.4., intiiio •iiiißi• ialtilli;e. I' .#e to to • 1 -4, ... • . wen provided for the Special Composers to be held • was nevertheless a epee/1440e i end it elesilv appeseed r i n T s 7 - 44 . 4 4 41i55i k, camosson wim i enta ,th as peresivo f e ih i ol o g • c l , .., .... • t ,..i . ; .hi ... nto to iiipeon . ibeaffsi ,___ rs of Europe, and the woo d i rt be f wasio,fo th lir,ateiltscathagestwer, Is i nia aly.- c r . 24ot i nke el s a that Hsi land may be brawarei widliconseleree and a ter 14 • . 4 kbli- o,)lguk womi.tlieee masterpieces of 4 ire Os H.. • . k ' ..... temlrst* 7 7* • A* -•• .• laatiiiiiialasse lab ?Os hfinpitere sent tralliget very brill t r0 wz i,b. r .d.,.....1.4.4,er..,: ..,..,4•14A:.: . ..- .. a . ..- :,, ~ ~. . ' 4" 1 . . -I . • . brilliant. .-.. r. .":%'°. i k •IA • 1. 4 . 0 .. it , C satase* . _,lt e .• • for. isetemete ma - -'‘"?' ` " l' . - Ads . atiTe tut military Nal sal lime... " The NORFOLK ,••• ~ . ... • A . 4 . .4z: ' . Vld4i• - • , aliteltideftollo . itiv ssateless at ' '"" • . ' wee will be sonatas+ li Ihr:ir motive nod L , '. .4 . • '.*• l - :-. (A laugh.) Their mo s. tive Bo .ileuirt, was T Hl en at Number of tb I'VE it wilt. vain NF11. 4 ; 1 9 0 • 9. 19 4 1 909 1 . tbeelill th'it t b 4 1 •41. 6 .41 1.1 41 - 9 1 "F eellll l lBll t - • eV-, t p promise, AB rviimAtte Imp SA sexy, trent feoeiVed lletliPerhole hingdoy. Here is a MIAs- al.6ll,tiet - ,- • .... i !Seri of Repose which was eloquently de- , I,- N. _ or .. _. , eft ancient writer. the ntiseelibete in %% latch na be veali:s t me_nrsud_or.o, , s a ed man,: obi sent tlfit ' thousand isott i ls worth' of Union a iiio,b : e he r ' 7 tit l i g ova - to lareatit,the desolatioo which gas called t 9 men o No. I . rt, ~ . . .._. ; 4 F. been no thus for then:than Ots WO hi, „ IA! : ,geSi.to occoisio musber of *sod Rand theie families, gold to the .. . 1110 ) 1)46 • 11nialles• t°° ' wa l . " 411 " " call. Teirini. sorb Persons as gifir o r %coma :one .ifitotel i l9l *We edtbele . fteic Toki ell their Weis 11 the by. ~,:,,..,44 - . es itsgriendings" t•'•-( of WI" no ated, 'far the preseet;•.ttYtin to i!oiao ..Con- Olay,aod give them to featidliers, and what is that to Reading h . , ~, . tatben " .a tlie tesaintenasce a pease and the . s lur. „ ~b 6" .. ~. •• , . . ~. ••• • " I "fr siattipel trirtions on winch the puce wag .) • ...,... _-. , ~j ; , . ; ,i ii, • ~ , ..taaggtion.usas. Ho sells isii tea theassed.poueds wort be wankel • ' . 44 " 1 . . : pM•4 emsseu --1 •• • 'tie b ...." The . 4.-- rereigas at con . ~.1 i• 4 1 ' MAILII; .0 • ..-- . ton to fendbolders is place of to landlords. Mal . warmly' .. .ijaesair) in farming Ibis 'twist. union. bate regardegas -iity ii., .• • but. sit. • i • - : with 'Om transfer of the rents, there is 'a transfer *t i the 'u l aniaiiga • . a , 'pedimental basis, thew invariable resolution never 0 D o m e ,;'. -3 . g 'blind 61.• • ;' anppitt of . cottons. The consumption of •oettomes s :Brougham . rt, tidier among themselves or is thole relations 0 Waterfooda .1 • 0 Noble' •. I „, 7 a , . 1 ,,,, em. '.roan.. of 4. . . - i . . ~.. • t et steles, Irmo the strictest observation of the 0 o.lb awing .IR• • • 0 Frame --'• & l • F"! giMf. •,.' .... 1 .... r 1.. " ........ ern° l llll 4‘... ~ 114 e 0081 ° 9.1 • • sof 11* laws of nations." In t h e Noe values 9 _ _____l•hlb°°___L ' ' .9 . - 43 _ma ad „ ers • - 0, ... ~'. (WWI imprerPottal!' as to the lender in nest.. Is *aka lit 1 . . egt !li deetsneat, part state s paper. part sermon, part • t 11111114.11POTE ...-.fil • 0 maw - ••.- 0' •. , dillaCillfti UV" iiiing that ever dropped• from the 3 grand al i ance•-•(a laugh) 7 ,wiat , on to say—" They solemnly. .. : ,.,,.,.1 ~- ~, .: a,. • e --- - gest of man. We ehalkiptinotbefilibbe.•*ben we have good pass - i. • wiedge. *pi' their duties towards God sod the korr•-- - • - tt, OF STOCKS T/ 11 9 DAY AT ONE O'Cl i adi OTC time and room , show bow iiii,thaeL,_ iks--.lotal ruin 'lunch it il whom they govern, melte it peremptory on them Hank Stock .... MI India Sto& . . ..,, , rtgp . moo' %might, se far as in their power, as example 3 ,„ Di. R o d ...77 81 fli Ditt o R oo d s .. oga se a i Zglisiefr..•l4 , nostil. mid moderation. Happy in the aj a r Cl. D o es Sill be Boaelf•liea Stock ~. ...... . from them their rent and. their legord, sis..'ctodency of man is a ofineuretiag, from beueeforthr all tadragerts di par Ct • SS4 SOI ' Routh Sea Old An5...r..... fatipettielit'hieseta aflissaa, to isereasa Walston's' pros- .e per Cents t. ttt. ..„. to canoe an increase, rather times decrease decimate. tha's. ipeoe • Teta of 4Veit. iwatososind to awaken those .eentiurents New Fours ~.......... NH 10001. S " Is "'" f .it will be wry fleecing ib to this: fee this ineleffne of conspirac; . 1 oath,. ini4 memo?, idles' iodueace has bees bet - t• 9 Pee Ct• 17 9F••••••r•L••• • • --* ---409 L i 1 9• 11 . Pm. saa ge.percei ye. is dig* be the waeNorn or these resent! I '''l e ikitr4ftlfilteal bt Hie tillifortunes of the times" (the, Long Ain ••• • '' 'iMilititoi!...Thfethiribir aid Learsett Geatiesuas fim h". Sr : c c& i• -••'' - • • • L i ttat "- y - Tl — Oets . - ........iii: l'ei ,p•SefAdrfillid the suit lieghiltli i "it irm. If "ley on the sea '.. ited • 'a. terrsititillieseilted laoglater.) . . Thee T; . • - r. - .,11 --- - --. .* , !, .:., • ..,.AA,.._ . ' 4 ifie of t ? am i go e ree rfi orrome d f rom u m m a i* •._._ 4 _ j........ i ja....______LA_______. have . 6a . common powers. of gineptaoe.. pitneiVe the lti oi peitil 1.. -_ . L- - ....-. . -a , it.. I ...manila ALeTAndsur. sin Samar n. rr ' ilants ~, ~ , awl A . ...1 A_ .., ~.. • ' ' • Frwrimr* - t heir a error .. -11111 ._!7 . 1. 4111 :____ _, l .l lld . li tl e % w al t . ,. i .- ;atm_ 1 11 4 6 , 4) . 1 .....- . • : .. . of the King's good %fees to allay tilic irri- ::Pnlesea eaW delmalt of zuroTt i the French army is actually upou'lts north? 4,witety., sr: illianite ou rigusge like this used before by s IClng' go slgesestoots tak oar eine ' .ch a ``"? Who doss II " .111 0 " : - : ; tr, 4,::FOrtih7re'OnhselicireJf assiously wished to potter # lift ... I vy asserted; •aod he ;pals, that the only pet be- vollit :virn t bd the ciliate: ___L_lA i , bee aid gpaio; he did make their appearatm bath. able of me .• eforrd trildst negnstati Merit seems to be takob (Or oes. . Iglitioelog Wore was en a party to the prooena.ing# elsakalsts adjestonant, be interferenee in the Wernal !. , uy - : 1 ,• .6 wakes* did whisk .icni A . this canary to Old semi it what business laud time, 4 A • ri ft It 001 11411 " 1 "r i 711 111 Verona. tlit" at all. unkna ihf . ' - ,:mii,k,tifear. beat. boar,)' i ,isterference ; min. osele ' 04 4 ,-. 1- .We 'bait Iwo ibex* o the King's A . Aar' . • is t nntt go to the COeIMONS, ehlneltt of his Mated . ' ' ''' .l ' - -`• lair . 4 ielle i 6 akt s • - ' .1141 . • • %,-,.. . . . . - • ~`. . L I . • 1.41 • WO FK .4 air a 'l ll ,l St ie pull age for ": tat -Ø gill 001 1 t ' I 1 436. 1 1 r lAA A 100 Sli s • 11" • der •wit of -1 MNMN 41111 - of ow iog red .11111 fr 1: 4 4110 • 411 .1) - 1 • AV '44 •MIA t r td “‘ r 411 .+M 4sll 1 f l o ,; .10 410 A • - ;to of . UM , 1101 it i i do h‘ Po To • as ‘4l - aI .SA ' i "4 1 . roll ii4n lid /44 3 sod thi sh 4