The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-30 00:00:00

the satisfaction orreceleing•do• Address of the Lord Mayer end Common Goosed in the meal way, es ac. count of the state of her ; and desiring thet the Address should be forwarded to Lord Morton, by - whom it wosid be transmitted to her Stsjesty." On the motion of M if:Dixon, it was ordered, that the letter of Lord Minns should be entered on the journali. k.: PROVIITUTES. Mr. Alderman Woon mend, that it be made an instruction to the COllllllll.llO to whom the Petition of the Inhabitants respeotiqg 'the common Prostitutes in the streets had bees - tenured, that they should take into their cooaideratiori the state of the Police sod Watch ofthe Metropolis, and report to the Court whether any end what attention could be made in the sane. Mr. S. Omen objected to the word " Common;"' sdi Prostitutes, be contended, 'whether high or low, were Common. • Mr. Alderman Mien mid the word was the Wore. thy Gentleman's own, seed by him en a former *c ession, when Ibis saint was before the Court.-- {A laugh.) The motion was agreed to as It migiosilly .toad. NON-ATTEXDANCR 01P ALDERMSW. OLDUAllnid be bad a seeds, of sonsiderebli lesporsence ea this sob*t to bring forward', sad I. doing se he bonged it "to be understood, Olathe in. tended AO monk of disrespect whatever to the Nosh • atf /Odom. bet VII *bell? 'sleete d by e'sense of . enealsio(ap4,'liberation of Mt. whom the Spanish Treasury attempted to rob, and 'so long oppvessed, is fresh in the. recollection of every body, and Will not be soon forgotten In AmeriCe. Yet another act of similar oppression has alteady,heeo committed no the person of Mr. J. W. .W*seeor, an American . Citizen, formerly of Nor. folk, who has been imprisoned in the common jail of Cadiz, and his applications to the Government foi liberation arid redresi contempteously rejected. The intelligence of this fresh insult to national ) feeling has occasioned a renewed burst of indignation I. I the minds of the American Peeple ; and thus every. act on the pert of thee, Goveraimmts seems voles . ). wily directed to Jebel animosity sad kindle the; elements of wet. The Cornier of kit ttrltit slid us an excellent sputa,. 41:10 ainesintaoste , with south American amilbosisaptai of its geographical know seep. It zoglin de filmed authority of lettere from a risgill..ll quarter, dated" Monte Video, the .11th andtillibthf April, thit roa Goverootoo' 1 &woos Aprosbad marched a division of abs4l: 200, men, ander * dm .eollemed of OLLBARCIL., to - attack end destroy the fonts 111116 Alll:lllAlCoinetanded at . _ _ _ and tb 10,000 seeit;from 150 to 200 dillitilf; it is said, in Ora"; and from 30 to 40 in Algiers. The Algerines are elitl.sepresented se well pleased with their new Dey; bet how long .that will continue, it is impos sible to say, since-we are told that they are greatly dissatisfied at the dearooss of provisions, which we know to be the general cease why those Barbarians make so free with the heads of their Rulers. A new frigate has been It inched at Copeehagen, which is es. posted 'to be a prime sailer, in conseqoence of her being beilt with the nets improvements itstroduced by - the Americans into navel arebitectere. Four Jewish mercantile houses have failed in the Danish capital, one of which is said to be insolvent to the *mount of half a million of marks hanco. Tweet them are re- Vaulted as Inconsiderable failures. We belies* tee need not preface edit reseerte we may deem it necessary to offer on the Wootton or conduct of the labouring classes, by avowing our selves decidedly 'Wang. tie practice . Of combination, either among workmen or masters. Associatioaa for the purpose of injuring any particular class, ere as blameable ie the one tile the other'. If it is In .the `nature of 11112oCialio011 saw% dependents ,and the steed, " to be eccoimPanied sooner Or later by vio. lease and commotion, unless dissolved," not by acts of greeter violence, but by prudence, jostle*, sod II- Yesterday Count Mba*Ea Yaei aa entlAse, of thili Patitca ROM? at Caritolpirnaw. ' • Yesterday, aeon after two 'o'clock, s Cabinet • Coarsen 'was held at the CISARCIELLOR of the EXCHEs , wan's house, Is consequence . of the fereignvolfice continuing under repeir, which was attended by the CHANCELLOR of the 14cnenura. the Earl of LIYEC. POOL, ViSCoimit CASTLXIIEAOMi Viscount MELVILLE. and Mr. Rontnson. The Coancil sat tilt half-part three. • On Tuesday the first meeting of the Commissions ere appointed under the Act of Parliament for builds ing new Churches, was held at the Council Chamber, Whitehall, which was attended by the Archbishop of CANTIIIIIMMT, the Eari of Lames:rut, Lord Gage- IfILLIT, Sir WILLIAM SCOTT. Mr. littsetssow, and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. Mr. JENNER was appointed Secretary. Col. Strevmnow, the Surveyor- Geueral attended, and submitted some plans to the meeting. Yesterday, at one o'clock, a Deputation of Gen tlemen from Liverpool waited upon the CHANCEL' Wit of the EXCHEQUER. at his house in pownine street, accompanied by Mr. Femme, of the Custom house, Mr. C. LONG, Mr. Iksatssom, and Mr. BACIEHOUSE, the Secretary to Mr. CA.NNINO for Li. verpool b us k ins . • O'Donnel, a fint.rate pugilist of light uptight, has challenged "Mot, who beat hnes l itoe fifty guineas. . - . . • • . • . . • . .. ~ , • 0 • • • - • -• . • -• • -)'(-' .. ~ . ~,„, •--- . • ' • ~ . ~ ~ .- ..'.' -„!. ) i ...) . •'. , 7 'l , • , . , , ,• . - - ' - ~ , • , • . • - , •-. • - • ~• . ' ' . • - • . . o ' ••. . , . -- • - - .. . ••• • - .. ..• Ttit grAiritsmAlc I ••••• , • ...... .......... . .... - . ~, •• ~ ► • , • . ...- --•••-.......- .-....- , • .._ r .. .. .. '-' . 4 .. ' . • • - • Ate SIM . . . __ _ ___ .. , . a was , ~., 'Would ',ippon the ordev'end stiborafalltibe flint nest MO: 41y. ...At .1 : ti . - be eae.. Base d, desanta F. which sum o* 6 op lit . At beralityi it flee lees the !niers' and Joni mile . . ' &au ,8A9,.. itdettal otititlibinationkationg the mere ' Alt . 1 , os tst i s crap well orgalresed Govetuesente bet, its caged, the( flit • lltylt - i' ide T viee reOt-e4 sod def i et by thee " tot ' Unit wealthy Clines ettrisilere, th# • • ^ .. emig A s tin,. of profirvid peice, In n hoic k hot topper s an WWI POIRI *Sitilk 9 ,1 t et . in attack- c i aci ri, - biving !skittle artillery. teed *OW ... • .. - 1 wotsar oral overgrown Stettin.% Alley, *MA &Oak 'ett to it, aid '' .' • . latest falitOlet their et. i t ._ _. HA : 1 , 700 men, to s t ,;.Niieley, purpose of refusing a iket comPatitatieM lethal,. .• im retreateu, w oo y the People of their scauty Wed Ishrd.eietted pietas& to toadstool'. After having weed. the 11114 e of Sheriff, - thk bourere delft/Mein in their power, to prese rve t b e ... support them, • hilt' it places * site Aspirin Of the eid passed theism% the aideimdidliewal the Civic ' • i ' rga n t a f e Oases of irtitatie#, lied puMiettiblehisicond to ran , &boat 50 leaves distegt.fiettin the capital. ..To !Minister • most dingesoos eiviblis rts tict erith, IT he Chair, the desks becaseirksetee, - iliTgis seldoni informati° 6 is added, that the Pe* " ° thl , •.• 1 *hoed be so diOP°Sett• 'H. did 111 4 VOA mat ' .bli'' they were seee amongst them. .Thls feiliseglied ape. ham -declared themselves against those ete eatestesie et- Wing* Illogent in Abe toter's,. 4 adorn had; as yet, ittedwase of .thesaey for .that. ,sled so Si IR cases containable, laconvenience and Aim; that the .tro o p s of BuLtettaspea having ye- ~ - o f B u ono, lard the 'rowels of getters! prespeichy; I, h a de. ...liorpooe; but, it it It ready , it May Ile impteletie delay, on. Mote thee obi Occasion lately, to take „kegtraders, 'and wee' that may be regarded as a mister. • of used, and measures hostile to the best lateness ping place in the administration of justice, both at the _ ~_. h ad taken Gooses, which was occupied by a Rm. tone of e wide epvettehtg effect, whatever may be it] .. 1111 . tawdry may be enforced, when ache Oily trialied . Sessions lions, iind in the Justice Reom. New, it .71....1. wf the Patriots, where, it is else said, re* caules; . tact indispen sible labours of foe items ~.. .„; - ,•, amen are at command hs arms, ,arldeli weald soeels be was well knows , that nothing could operate lota'.. lP RHO - to 'the °Rosie was taken ; and that this force hiving stilted forced on the country without* It .1 1 a" taaat l tolloa ditty to bring the Magistracy into disrepote, as the. &Sit .AnTIGAS, had prepared to oppose t h onsato i periling eheeld be suspended; and that :- .' .• • ds should he without bread, or prefer r , too grea t for any, men; sad he,. thesittovet . was de. •appearance of a Iseity or tardiness in the administra- Gesernsaind of Buenos Ayres. Now lia mast ob. so marl thooun t ; cidedly 'Until* to ita unnecessivy estriblisingento- Eon of justice. Hettad heard complaints of this s ort roluntiiily starvation and idleness to industry,when, . . hs . .9th - .010 meddling with coritineetat politics had beim frog various (leaders, and therefor Wit was he bad e that the recent accoents from Reese. Ayres, as 'lre ire told, the increasing means of prosperity - l al - - -much more than the test teteret is of -Gov't bi- brooght this amid) forward. He was aware there as may' be seen from oar files, were ten days later ..• , ;• . , ,__, . I ~... .:. ... k a . Al A . awe the above intell i gence ; and • that o r o ns ••th em it furnish iabsistente to all who •are able or willing , '.. lain requires, ; Situ sow sorry watit r isg -.nay . cow- was AMA', reline which might be adapted , namely, . tributed much to perpneate 'gd. iniendef. The an application to Parliament . ; . . but he was .peffeaded, • appeared, that the troops of BilLattett#:,:liad not re- to obtalo it. We tri givemte understand, that the roper and oaten! &huge _of ode Stelk•glTl ,ihlll Was that which he was about to propose . would prove "aired, but had resumed hostilities against the Spa 'ofthe r . suspension tit . Al the Nair; and if Oar force for fereiga ,aativri ignite .less offensive to the feelings of individuals , end was nerds in. Upper Pero, for which quarter the Govern- pertiOeciuosly voluntary, • and their privations, ~ , was /relate s . lb. Sur was, the force to be en- one to which he trusted ao opposition weeld be spoilt of Buenos Ayr es was abOot.tosenda reinforce- though admitted to be great, self .a warded. 'Ns, q 1 "." 01 r,. • •." ' kenranged. It was - too smell to a itneeqiley by day,. made. li e coaeleded by moiing that it be refereed meat of 3000 men. The hop-stepAivid.jump junction, however is not enough to convince us that these men -. ' On miseries : oratillieg , ft** *mange, taxation; and to a Committee, to con * ider and report to the Coert . selliCh the Monte Video • writer effects between the o ... and their families ought to be allowed to starve, Of , . . -.. 'to possible rerfactispia a expenca should. he fade the steps necessary to be adopted to pieaent the Os . e • ppored re,olterePed ARTIGAS, ehowe that he has si gee . drilled intobard work by • military administration.. ~ •• •• to relieve. the alreadyllmer. belf-led labeare r . sbd corretice of a circumstance which occurred at the last. little thins. to respectability on the score of • wseaufecterer.o.( . A ...Ist friasenapktit Le n tioaSecataW, when an adj n eroment took placeln gtephimal knowledge. They are at least 700 miles of the taw. .- It it not enough •terey that the wages . . - r . Imo ettat ti e fil if t sod the interjacent - country' ,: beside. its other offered la .some- instaaces l ie greater than w h at . reqvired net latg i e li rref ell 4 . i . - as 1001 1 10 arbitrary. tenser's, c a st Pl i e te rion-ittenderiCi of a •• edit a d dar , , A * geed arrd iseftil otosfaitth ti .it ilia day i b 4 la tril motift, is ,intersected by three .nyett,of great could .be 'braised . at.year,„-Ar two ago -1t..i0 • ' - o - " i s kipedi a nd wisrafil Cloestratt that required ' bfr. Aldlinisturr Wooer had Co ehjeCtialt to the me- breadth. That A astuas had defeated the laVi esPedi- three years since the_pahtc , were told that their . ' $ hired bands to overawe. A Government al- lion, or to an; enquiry that mightke institeted ; but (ion from Buenos Ayres 4 .was acknowledged in the di stress 4' was temporary., The wages, which the out. ' *ways Sods, I. the barn •neill aftectioas of Its be wt r afraid the Court of Common Council had no late communications from that place ;Vt its f orce • , • * •,t. , standing workmen have, rejected, we are more's,' alippy end cialested paystledisa, the best asp- powera.in Haase, andioettf . do netking effectual . did not esceed one third of the &want . grlacu it is port sod defence. When the MO'S le willing, the it was the dut) . of the 0114,4411,ef the Court to report stated by the Monte Video Correspondent:. informed, 4 -,' te'a ' t as high a rate as can be paid con. , • ..' .. d lands will be seed, tip protect" and defead.--- if any Alderman did not attend *in his turn. lie . •—owsr-r- sisteutly with the ealdence of the trade, when the de ' • ( Lewd cheer..)-.- Re intended, in eserelee of Ms would then be eurnmoniOn attend, and would have . The Paris Papers toce t we d s i nce ye - a b i d er conta i n 'airy- of the Continent is considered, where ettreme ' 11 ~ • discrete*, as ass indepeorldot maw, to sapped Mese to state to the Court of Aldermen a reason for his ' it seres...set men; be would test tippet' Walston' it absence. Ile knew of do farther pourer in the Court an fu rther , intelligenci tespecting the affair of Gen. cheapness:of labour is made to compete so closely 4 , '.. be theegh t them tight, nor sopped theis if 'be of Aldermen than this, lie thought it very nro or g. Canver., - or the Ultra-koyelist Plot . The Jlaron with British ingenuity, British industry, end Midst' capital." This may be true, but it is an unfortunate 6 ihpeglit them writes. The Mate of the country for any Mightn't e to continue to hold his ofice•K he deltracitd.se,- whose game has been implicated is argument to Admit that the tifalr b • reeetred that all enneeeseary expenditere should neglected the degas atta ched • to it. The circus. the cons p irac y , has been displaced by a Royal Or- gramma of , yof the So checked. Whilst the country is bleeding at entry: stance which occurred at the London Session arose, dining@ from his situations of Member of the Privy Continent must continue to place the British People , i pore, it become, ebony necessary that tbi• re!: be understood, from accideet, there having bra ,i Wi t h Gotten and one of the Ministers of State.-The de- in Ibis f 4411 1" 64010'1°0 poverty and misery, not. ceivers of Sineceres and over.paid offices, should some irregulasity in the notice of attendatice. withstaodlog all -our boosted advantages ; that the q ~. -:. ..-• be streak off and reduced ; that every man should regard to a rem dy , h believed there was none et- e y, e parture of the Court for Rambouillet was fi xe.. A for British adult mechasie f who, by the mere labour of - I sweetie in proportion to his services. It was. a very t ee* filing wcriminal information against die antigen' Monday last. The buntiog party, 'at which the his h an d s, treed to digits a comfortable indepen. i •- . erimeeses opinion, that high mod extravagent'saleries- Magistrate , . He thought, however, that snare mass lig,• the Princes and Princesses, apd the Foreigo 1 . % • twoold ensure great awl geed services,' He might shot beeaken to make known to the Public 'hid* 1.k.1.- deaf* long before the ottani terminatioa of his toils, - . 1 • suww.tradose„ were to be present, was intended to should " join eight ts day, and Sunday to the . I i *seethe contrary as the decided ',sett of his tub- 'individual was in fault; for, according to the pre. o• • I etiotetion and experiewee. To all unnecessary es. iOnt system of the report being made to the Court If bilaftrensely brilliant. Hie Majesty Wasto - niture ' • week," to obtain mere eelbsiateuce ; and that it should ' 1 peace 'and profesiop he, th erefore, if he knew his Aldermen alone, and noh published, the blame fdi yesterday to St . Cloud, topreside at a Council of Mi. be necessary for child's" I L , work tizteen boors out of • I own . mied, was dedidedly hostile. .He had always upon the whole body. In another pleat he shmild glisters ;.aod this day was Sod for his revisiting Pavia . g. the foor-and-twenty. tovnabletbeir parents to support , ; i . been so in hii present situation; and the honour be ready to assist, in every proposition whicbigieht 'Th. ;Ade of Fresco is laid to he in an improvin • • they had now done him, would give him an ripper- be brought forward ; bat as for that Court, they state.. In the port o f B nir d ess i a gre at I ters he r o f them. This is lb. fent of the Gower...orient, it is ' I 'toady of acting on a wider stage.- (Cheers•) -He might enquire, bet they had no powers. vessels are ready to sail for • England and the West true; bit is that a sufficitof reason the People-should -. 1 bad sited with pleasure, and on principle, in promot- Mr. Dixon thought the molt delicate way of pro- Indies; at Bayonoe, several ships are freigbted for continue to suffer Such unmitigated labour and pri. if 1 ins economy, in every institution with which he had ceeding would be, to move for a conference with the B r iti s h, S p anish , 'iron llt Is the duty of the Government as, much it • , - g , and Portage's. ports; and a vessel bad any -transactions- end he frosted he would not Court of Aldermen, when it might be recommended • .• 1 of 400, tons lately launched at Nantes, is to sail for I • grew weary of vuttedoing. His conduct would be to (be Coen to adopt some measure on the subject in New 'Orleans about the end of next &tooth. • to foOreln the comforts of the Public as to repress !! ~ •• , , • open to them, end he entreated them to watch it.- future. The prevalence of the plague a t Tangier has excited their disorders. Amidst all the sufferings and print.; lib should exert himself' to .promote the interests of After a .few words from Mr. 0 -LIDRAIS in reply, greet apprehensions in the immediately opposite parts dons of thepersons *ha at stigmatized at an ' 6 es. his coosuitueuts, both as individuals and se commit- the motion, as originally pot, was agreed to.. rellecling body, " it is adeiltted that, di • are too. of Spain. Several officical orders have been in cense- • indium; and Chen he again stood before them, to yen - , Upon the Report from the Committee for General quince ironed, requiring the proper authorities to use ducting themselves 16 Wit 00104 * 14 1. 44 their abe , der an account of his stewardship , he hoped it would Perposes, the Court voted the sum of 501. to Jabey all possible diligence to prevent its introductions. sad be found tint 'he 'hod redraw!, in every tittle, the Myddieton, the descendant of Sir Hugh Myddleton, serice from etuploymeet ; yet A Paper of this-morning, I preserve the public beslth and safety.. . '- - ' pledees he lied given, atodjusuifiad their present good Bart. who brought the New River te London, the ,„„ aaasiaa ,_ .-. .f . and another of last nightoot assay dummy reavark... 't o opfui..a. 11. hoped, in fine, that the coanection same bring to consideration if 'hie digtessed Was. • ''' By tbs . Hembergli Male ilia drielliderapere, we abti fee thee' tytepallrfildhelefde ehe eiffeieng "sere . ' 6 • • bias' floe . . -Adjourned . • formed woold be lasting.-honoorable to floe .. -Adjourned . • .., have , as usual, a variety of snide', of 014 Omelet. . hate the'ititiacitY to erf oat fir the inlet/prate of (Mr. Hume) - atid e.ratifilort sod , advantageous is / , • __________ . ster.bnit poi strong meeseres to put them, that is, t he losable big constituents .-(Applause.) starving workmen, down. And doge. ging. up to At four o'clock the Member and Ms friends re. ~ a, We TO CORRESPONDENTS. counts from Frankfort the deliberations of the Gee. only this day received a Letter, dated the 17th 4 paired to the lawn Hall to dinner. The greatest -•- havemanic Diet, relative to the military affain of the Con. mi.ehlef end vengeance is the Ezecative, conjure • , sit.. signed " A CONSTANT lINAIDNR," in rep l y to oar re- hilarity and public rejoicing appeared in all ranks, marks ashen time . . , - fed era ti on , • now represen ted as going o s w ith en - the Mirlistert to esercire- 0 the powers with which .' 4 -!•ii ~0 upon the Pawnbrokers Act, and Sr , .. . - - was ascertain Aherther the Old Constitution of Eagle id haseetrosted them.", , ._ - ' COURT OF GomitiON COUNCIL. have nsisanderstood our se i ning. as we ditoot intend to earl ' they would be able to finish that part of their labours The old - 'Constitution t they may well refer to that; • airy reflection upon the Pawnbrokers (whew we consider as •-..one-- hone/table a dais of seen as these of any latter prafepion), before tee meeting of the Sovereigns. The Emperor but we wonder what pert of the venerable code thus Yetterdey a Coo r. Conk:ll4es held. ROY AL A.Onfik.SSEI AND ANSWERS.hot spas the systemgerierollv,ead shell tabruestearly oppnr- of AUSTRIA was espected at F rankfo r t, on the 17th a pp ealed to, would authorise the steps these very Pa' ... The.LORD M AYOR said be held in his hand t he As. vsaill of "sawn therasessirove which oar eoisi.. o ii roowico• inst. on his way to Ais-le- Chapelle ' aed the other cute advisers suggest. As to the use of any new -.. _ - Sovereigns were also impacted to spend slew days at Constitution for thii . perms, we must still more . , ewer of * his 1;0)11 Highness the Prince Regenty acted • .. . ' '. -1;f their Royal Highoeases th e Duke and Decks of NEAT TUESDAY LOTTERY DRAWS.-TWO OF the f ormer place. Au immesse number of (he, . e a precate* any such attentpt to avoid the fearful • .• • .' Chrource &rot the Duke and Densest of Rest, to the £30.0 0, 'Two OF 41.n00, 4,400 SOY ER EIGNS, fa are end to have assembled on diel24 - inst. at . . . iedolged from the • Addresses prolented to them pursuant to the Am. CIA it P.T, PORT, MADEIRA, GOLD, ONLY 8,000 Ait- la .Chapelle, in order to new the exhibition of ant i c ip at ions ' ow So commonl y TICKETS'. • , - saw? relics at t h e Cathedral. Th e open i ng o f t h e idleness of workmeo, aware of the very humane 11, 161i:i o n is e t o lag f the last a Co oy u ai rt parsomi nf Com on eso r n ho Ce rnos ana t iv iiiir ens: • • Royal Show, under the auspicies of-the Holy. Mem. displays made of the powers assumed by some of oar PRICE OF STOCKS Till% DAY AT Wit: O'CLOCK 'tiers of the Allianc', was beginning to be- looked Ministers , in the late occasions for this sort of •, . , tips of the Dukes of Clarence and Kent. lint Stock 4 per. Cent. 97- .. r. S. Elmore moved, that the Answers shield bo spy cent. Red.7l4 b per Cent. Navy 1051 for with much impatience, by 'there on l y however interference 'so unhappily afforded at Manchester.. vied, observing at 114 same time shot he feasted the 31 3 Per ate cl e ° B %c° B l Z ll ,7 i ~ ivdi n Coat i t t i nd wi l 92 ,4 6 who were not up to the tricks of these notable par. The pretest of *coder rio t . among the Cotton.. ; , cause of the Addresses . would afford to his . lordship's - rLuiriols for 'Act. 7.711 , - Esieweuer Nits 19 21 p formers. The intelligence free. St. Petenbargh says, • - tint the subscriptions for the new Lose were opened spinners at Manchester, is exactly what • the sop- • successor more then est. foamed opportessity for ping op with Addresses of Congratulation sad testing /"---- - '- .------ - i* there on the Ist inst. a n d are to continue ' Coast ceudle.-(.11 laugh-) THE ST.ATES.MAN. 31st of December. Pressed; and other foreigners cover the evils' they have entailed upon the scion.-- ' las, hope they will not have this bindle again I t The. Answers were read and ordinal to be estered 1 en the Journals. .. -/' _— • • 'Nifty take shares in it. The Imperial Ukase, ordering - . ' the poblication of It, says , that the Loan nrgociated . ' Uric year brought in considerable sums, which were afforded them for new acts of aggression 'gaunt the .MATOR laid he also hallhilakbend • ' LONDON: liberties of the whole People of this creepily.. The LORD , app lied by the Committee of the Sinking Fund to letter which he bad received from Lorfilissfee, the , . Queen's Chamberlain, ow tbriabject of the Address •• i ' Tuyo l analt. JULY 3Q, 18111. . . paying off the mass of snivels In circulation; - Tux Qutzw.-The Report from Kew yesterday. of ~ toted to her Majesty, which he wished to here rad.- • sad that the present been Will be applied to the same , the state of the QUESS •IVall--." Her M A.tsrrit halt ! . The letter was accordingly read, 164 was to the ' Aoother instance is afforded of tbs. coward!, • P er t' ege ' ". •. - 4 '. ". '' ''. "" • bed a good night, end is better this merging." 9 A letter memo at Hambergh, from_ Algiers, con. The Palace Resent loft temp last "Teeing abuse 1 ., -following effect r-u Lord 14"1" presents his e """ creel sad is onjost Conduct of., the Government of Aliments to the Lord Mayor, and begs to inform him,? , . 9 .. .. . Spain to Amerman Citizens, who ere enfortorretety Irmo the intelligence before recei v ed , that tee plague five o'clock, for Kew. ....., - -., •-,• S. . . . that be has in command from her Majesty, to ea- • was ',reeding to the Westward, towards Oran and The Ducheu of Gconcitrisa received *letter frees • • press her Majesty's' regivt that she could not here. placed within the reach of its vengeance. The - Tremecte ; bet had considerably aelisided et Ilene the Doke on Sateeday; announcing his sailing frees '' . .. ,_ .• __r _---r-r- a.- A.I.I.••• nt eh. Lord aneakine_aid biimiliatinn liberation of Mr. MsAni, - .. . — At- -*l. ll 9a Pp r i l le — ti - °n i 0 :.. r , SPl Y th as ea l• ti rd o .. and the astern provinces. Out •of " n F e ri h d in ay d , mu st % a u Liel b o ika tic a . s in auf go it od oce he ot all ta k e -ita P' 0. • • E i I p - , . 0 r i 'i:: I