The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-21 00:00:00

Ssa; The Rehlcon hempen Universe' Di-swigs and Ifni ISuffragehiving now been pulsed by the Onroughmorgers end their infamous myrmidons, who have so inhemauly butchered unarmed Englishmen at Manchester, the man whose spirit is not moved by nth en event most be hr more unworthy of freedom then the vilest serf of :he Frozen Zone. When 'mili tary execution is the precursor of civil mur der, it is Indeed high time for every rational being to think *l4 act open the melancholy occasion with • union, energy, sod effect, over the whole estion, that shill drake the panders of obsolete power perceive the dsy of retribution and triumph epproaching with the cc teleretirepace that ever has, and ever will, follow the footstep of liberticitle or persecution. Vs Mutat any this to the gift of prophecy, I logy venture to pre diet, that this recent massacre of the Nlanchruer Ra dicals will prove the signal for a cordial re.union of every real Reformer in the three kingdoms, *he will instinctively feel that there can be no hull way house of refuge for civil and religious freedom against tyran. my, which will not sooner or later become a peer tory even mere Intelereble, as a pandemonium of ay. eephants sod hypocrites to the.. principalities Ih mt be there," then the infernal pit of downright tyranny In the hands of one despot. The French ere at this moment frying under the proms of the ordeal in question; and were it not for the refulgent light of political knowledge on all sides around that gallant People, their present insidious Whigs, or Cone/Mao/dish, would is certainly visit their chains for two centuries, as those of England did at the glories% Revolution ; since which period British liberties end rights here avowedly bee. crucified between the two thieves, se !Ong since branded as Wei; and Tory These names should, Br the New Era of human Intellect be camisole(' to oblivion for ever, god ill testis timid Reformer and Anti. Reformer invariably adopted. The divisions and sob-divisions of the former ens more rapidly dismal*, at the dawn of reason mud fere discussion among all those more interested in the happiness and prosperity of their beloved count? y, than In the fleeting glories of any King, or tne blush ing honours of Sitsecerists, Plaremeo, sod Pension um who are the gilded caterpillars that (toil Olt the !wrest dowers and fruits of honest labour and ra tional industry. under the wing sal ['wettings of sanguinary legions very preposterously fed and paid from the common hive of working bees. fel they own &Urethan. A few months. sod, at the worst, tern or three years of lostellecteil collision by •prieht Re formers of every description. would settle this golf. evident redid for the germsl weal by tossing of the Press—that no individeal nor majority of any society in earth bare. right to say huts far abaft /retreats be atempt on the brow of a fellow mired, and bete th e brood of slur: shall begin, unless the El.ctive Fran chise has merged in (emitting exemption from war, lost in lunacy, or forfeited by crime, for the world sr, at last, wise enough to perceive where only the Inestimable blessing of liberty is, in too, to lie (nowt. The conning Times may, wider more aespicitios circernstauces for Universal Suffrage, when ell such opbemeilits will be oat of joint, with a *vivant', quote, without the least harm to the good 00000 sorb passages as be lately 'Wetted from litzurt's ex cellent work for the vile purpose of bottling up the Radicals, even In that mirror of political truths, to the scorn mud ensiteropt of its Readers, at the very period when the tune. 'erring Editor w as lashed into silence by a eruct) more impotent and servile than both the worthies of the item and Oid 'limes put to gall er. '(hat day cannot now be eery distant for thrSri rut. 14% to eclipse in strain* worth and circulation the whole of the hireling Prints which bate fattened on the corruptions of the C4lllll at the 'spume of the People, white tern it must soon be to pmt both the ability and leclination to reward their faithful servants ie the grout of times ; and there is not one siisAle Joernslist in the whole empire, so COD %piteous for services and so.ti rings, Sir, as your self. In good or bad report you have, like the we term chstripion of the Radicals, never shruoig a nii. nate hew your post, and the hoer has sorely arrivrd for him and you to reap the glorious reeninpence of all your toils, namely, to hear his Bill of Rights and Liberties esti Ily bailed as the only sliest anchor for the salvation of your dear native land, by the omnipotent majority of its Unreperented lobs bkents, &oily resolved to ?trick no longer as the Mere vessels of " the Constitetkn by law establish ed," on principles subversive of troth and justice.— Ie my last epistle I stated the impredence of array ing unarmed physical force prematurely against the Borough villains, or their foolish dew, the fag end of the system, ycleped Yeomanry Coups, and venal Corporations ; suspecting, es I theta Jill, the Wee venial; catastrophe; 1/14 110111 it yet sees Sill ;COIN either to preach or practice the ri ci waits plan that was Inc.onfitlly adopted le hurling the STU A ur. from avid truing the GULI.I.IIS upon a forfeited Throne, in spite of the Devil, the Pope, and their precious bah. Legdiesafg, not then baptised by so imps' ig a name. With the bayonets of the Holy Alliance, and the heroes of Waterloo all in full view, there may be great ccurige, bet little conduct in any attempt to *reek a spear, or even to shake one in the fare of Move Corrals ; I therefore shall revert to the scheme of my late essay for starring the whole monsters of de. epotism, from ALEXANDER the Greit,in the North, to FERDINAND, the Divine Ingelaitor of the %%oath, into obsolete obedience and non-resisting submission to lb* will of Goo, eapreased in the voice amid resolu tion of the People to abstsin most rigidly from all eacieeehleartlrles, till their ty rants fall no their knees, mod cry aloud pet-cart:ors! Your Corresponiriesit, A. 13 C. imagines, that I +es not aware of theenormous Indirect tag eis bread, which he has so ably staled, talthout relenting on sty satiety to keep a fell discloser. oat of sight, b00m... hying the staff of ire, this was one of the most indiipanisible items its Os. whole list, end would have been scoole4l es an Ibtesetiable act of eeltdeeial by the majority is To TITS EDIIVR or tort ST.ITBS.II.OI. any district. Though net • convert to all Mr. Cow wits's doctrines on bread and potatoes, it never would enter into my heed that the latter could be deemed • proper succedaneum for the former, for every constitution which might be strong enough to dispense with tea, epirits, Stc. in exchange for eights otherwise to be renounced for ever ; as the more ponder on the theme, the stronger is my conviction that " sup and mine" is the only rho ore It ft for le welling the Iloyoughmongers with the mire of their own dung-hill*. I rejoice to see that Mr. Wuot.c• and others have imbibed similar sentiments on the subject, whence, let es hope, they will pervade the great non•represented body till it rise en mass to trample their butchers, At sheer temperance, andel the nation's feet, without firings stogie shot, or aim ing one other blow at their mil-rulers, to show the silent stroke proposed, though not bold, most he. came se fatal as the javelin of death, and all is short specs of six months!!! _ _ STATESMAN. • DrPOI Swlrr. TUE 1.411: 1104.2*. To "Tait MODEST." of TROWBRIDGE. The rh•Ate etti.i!e of the Tenorboblgo Plonks. (If Tem. telt rill'd SlotaitwT.' door' s• Wr II•kr -:nrieni maidros to Ilse dolls. For 111,10.: I ark II in blrvi thi. porno spark. it / neit,4ni the mantling dtr (Sorb s i • with pickled-rahhige et'o wiled Inv* frerithrlir.ittg mr.de4 TOM from head Its sod, And reltring it, the iii, of funny'! Lose; tit, se• 0 /.using w itit romeatom We. 1 h t• •ihr to .40 hi, print rrtit.it iso llot. kirk ! the bender roil. lot r.41f..1 Nrah s And Torino', on.al latlenirt .1 1 .1 1 . 1 h 1 •Wraili• Poor To s of 'I I 0• bridge,. h A ph i p I. thy plight I Thy little stork rf -ease di..• putt to LON I The hall:veer. o JI !is angrier ..eity tod (11 Ni titos!rr Tow. for mode.ir gone mad I The 01:11:11. 0011. HIM tome hie hi,. ronlrl Wro. Header.. neither more nor leo shun -'• cittottLi (lh term ohent t rib of dire direr:or. Wll,lll. import *Mt. like rioter, apes.. the Cwt.! Each whey•fierl 1:roole nod otouhmise.l hAle Mat non fitreito she • for. droll lo A mere ii , o Ila le sill change her hoe. lo t nee...ring whirls. then et itreoth thrti and this ! ! Cry. (torn Snob. ' She dnor nide ro.hes! Cry. " Crel4l.. - aud the Tins Itridgr titititter blushes ! The day - of tor. et, sr* tome again, And lox's. Inc magic orots-orh. At:...,, J to reign ! At Sinnrisrnge lir Stoll hood hit fairy Peer,. Ard teach Ito Alai h of floisanr •atirhing r pnrt Dittle thew, aye. cis the ynougesl e the y tong, Can leach Mir Majesty his entire ...sloe. onletter'll hoof, eh-. Irma 'onto 'till ddbt s 1t... °WM e than TOO. the Ileeitorno..; A Sunday si honl boy teamed, mould mi.take The Pc , : In? for a ..itufernerni, if awake s Yet TlenT takes the" Statetman. DLOSSIITie For fic.tat; it of *Alas ! Shit TOM'S thbrllliont tett !1! " The Pl.ne-t people are , he siorrairen,” Auld riche in etyma, become; vire! The tirtoos head, na misroconitolna ni.rnser. mewling*. that were neerr arrant I A. rlp.p.e.te 1 / 1 1 11,1.0V1. 110 ...ppm! their If/14:e, Unrint.l plot., wh•rh nevrr ter were lastl ! So Ton of Trois bridge. by the...W.olw role, Ireuesd of gonad-where he otight.-to school, To eon hi. grammar. and 10 Ira. n In rpell, Vociferates. a ith tror mork•onol. to yell, Agnio.i the " nattine.." of .s , •drrn times. AOll si irked tendert. y of songhty !hymen! The knots log ro t ne, olio mioglon oils s k i trend, Joel Shure otolth'el. whist ery, • Stop chief!" too loud And skis old hart.elnr (we deem him such !) Should not nn mndinli hold forth OW each I The olive /If II 140f1/1•01111 del.:loch*** 1. in so pre silt she (4ilren• of 1'144 Si ! The Lililed fnt lunge till pool' . To reach Ike grape. then et nor. •, they Mt OMIT r. Non It. in 1•/.0011/104/1011/11 congratulate On basing sork irsly hens'..-hoses pole At Toy', within Its wall. I Areasnolisli'd milt I Who'd mol be innett-ht meh a 'emend DAS Srioshi we of Dan boar!, We pray socomplisli'd DAS le pay tire pool El 11. J. r. Aug. 1 _ No man 0:10 Ills a reflecting mind can Ise favour. able to an lllrelele or Property Tea, herons. it is, however modified, an inquisitorial iinnosilino to which Jack Act may succumb, bat Jon% Bum. peter should, nn any plea or pretence whatever. A. 11 C. forgets that every such load is artfully shifted from the shoulders that apprently bear it, to the grand atlas of all fioaucial burdens—the bent back of the Isbell 'us poor, on whom every body bat the annui tant drones of society contrive In saddle this ting's earl with impunity, if not spplstase. Grooved that a Property Tag will fall nu our task-masters in Ike first instance, tin not they contrite to indemnify themselves by Corti lases and such istiquitoss Acts; nay, do not they do much Hint., by at once (towering their whole hnsselltild, from top to toe, on the public purse in some shape or other, in the Navy, Army, Civil !invite, and that endless train of places, pension*. 84r. to which • corrupt Government most be keit, or give 0 1' the ghost wit host • wattle,. as it nid 4. 0 , Ike moment aelf.ileidal in low life begins In work ? One quarter will make corruption vibrate at the centre, a second will ahalli• every foundation, a thi t a will hart the ont.nor Is to the ground, and if the citadel can hold out so long. on the last shilling and dui') of blond in the Roprity man's persons or purser; the fourth quarter, in a telt-dens jog s ear of osci,esble contain• dities, will, like Sasses 'lt's vengeful strength, bring this whole fabric of Boroughmongering architecture' about tho cuts rf is bloated Wastes with cc crash, la pnll'ital earl! quake, that will herr both ins and oats in one prurni•cousts ;rave. Why, aril, shall the People stand I..o i ce trembling on OOP of a pre. airier from which their foes hose n o shing to L„ 1 ,,, t o t thing to fear ? While the nation on suck a day of juilametit Inas reckon it the ils•ii or h u mpy, hap. pines; sod B u rst, freedom, ecahlishe.l no a ...ck of i poiitical anti Vats. poverty, that, like the Kirk of Scotland, no stems shall ever after seta usly •1. lome 'electing pewits observe. 0.1 it nooid be creel to punish iouncent lea.cleal-:s, spiritiel• le,;, &c. merely to reach their gs.ii:, loppf•sqnril ; and so it would if roc% fuel, were known to be bona fide Radical Reformers, for whom it certainly would he fair in the Concentric Clubs to propose some remuneration and sottsistetic• it, the mean. time, if practicable or requisite, under all rircona. stance.. The sock of redemption sh^uld not, how • ever, he eitlett abandoned or suspended on that score only, since whichever way natinnsl emancipation is elected, the victims will be stumernoa for some years ; hot what is that In the rights and liberties of lour children's children far ages to come, erell though the deluded objects Of Saving Banks should elI perish in the stacks, with the properly-culled Sinking Fund. When the integrity and talents of the Pero* have fair play, ender Universal Male Seirragv, An. Nall Parliaments, and Election by hillot, the tales will be regulated and collected on proper principles; • I shall not, therefore, anticipate the free discussion of such subject, in your Paper at present, where, although 1 make no pretensions to cop* with my friend A. 13. C., as a pnldical economist, I still have . the humble ambition of shining with him, at least, as a man of letters, stud I remain, his and your very obedient servant, no Alpha nor Omega, thoogh entre nous— _ _ _ _ P. Q It —Amu- ‘t... [The lAN , ' Impel and believes there are tiers few wen in feasible to the applaow of their ftlinw-eititens. lie sh,tobt, oesertneless. hale telt .oleite scruples to pobli,h the 'those i.ot fro the public icipir• Il inelad.s. no acru.•nt of the ',titer% rat.e of the Editor b ardent gent. bat litooble talent i• eodeatoor , o: 1 , 1 true his oppressed coontryroen. and 0111 e hit (Until) Leon Si anal rnnfwea. 11,. Fenner is the rouse has lieSer abated one 0001..01 doting hi. inealeeTaliSSl br4ra AM 'l.i:ft (Ilse nails/ter would frighten and madden the Header) within She .romp salts of .t prima. It will milt he ...tie..ask ed by Hie i old baud of desdh ; sod, n test nr the %inertia • :oeh act.ottes his in hi. Career, he isMerses. that befog a fa ther, giandfather, nod grind e rued/114w. he hos IMP haPhittets ar.l w enure of to :nary gent moss attached to Isis by Sienna sod b.und to Snorts istrf. went, a. he feels coovioced, to prosper oaly by the provetity of our cosmos country. The Jews at hank/. it have been treated wits, much severity try the attempts of the People to drive them out of thAt place ; hut it is suspected, that the latter have been set on in their ezcesses by certain superiors from political resentment. Bausacts, Ar,.. 13.—The Duke of WeLLINOTON, as soon as he landed at Ostend, sent an Aid.de-Carnp in Paris, who has now returned, and has followed the Duke to Cologne. It is said that the Duke will go to Paris he he retains In England. It is also 'opposed that his Goitre is not only going to Carls bad, but also to liVars tw, where the Emperor of limas, a will shortly renew the Polish army. The Duke's journey at this moment can hardly be sup. posed not to have a political object. 1 The spirit which pervades the Rhenish provinces' of Prussia may be judged of from the language em• ployeil in a Petition to the Plassian Monarch from the inhabitants of Creutgoach. The Petitioners say, " During the long succession of years in which the French power continued, we ever preserved hearts truly Getman, and frequently this was made the sub ject of reproach. Ws IMO, howeerr, are (rice.] In acknowledge, that, under that foreign power, we had reason to be satisfied with our lot, fur the Go. vernment promoted Oaf agriculture, industry, amid commerce, and we lived ender the protection of laws, and an equal distribution of lases ren d ere d them less oppressive. We cannot How disguke from your 11-jeaty that this prosperity has timed, that our 1 iiii!ostry and commerce haveraperienced a deplorable ,tag-itiou, lad that we Sr. (Jamaican! with total illus." TO TIIR EDITOR OF TnE STATESMAN. Slll,—the meta •Ipl . ealinfl of Mr.STocas to ao Alderman for a sisurimoo.o acaiiod 'he Leas MaToil, might not le. quite .o pr 1.. r al it mould have Imes, had it brim made so a higher row g net de I mt.; relays contwi-o-hal! ss the vie ht Ow l e ' ,pro for a lest d e cision on a eve of an mu. h impwrieuee tie Kill co u r t / moo as she tete Hoax, irstenaliog as that diva . ' holies% deception dill to disturb the prays of the Sic:, the ACED, the Tutu, and It.. I Nriem, sot to:- I riling the injury to anesands who may base been ire dared, by the alarm of tie moment,to dispose of their ! ;tropes!y in the public secatities. The !lota, which was on ly handled by our Judges end Nliniotert, a few years ego, when Lord COCIIRANt Anil others wee. convicted. ass light in its Otto*, sahr•n compared to the foist. 'simony . of a ! grige.•l c. aliaatation •inll massacre in the City of London. I oill not, Sir, imagine the Lotto MA von to hag. been teat; of STUCK Joust sc purpose+, hot 'others midlo have had gantli:ing objects in Ti , ir I when they male a TOOL, or a FOOL of hit ; for ' • hat a pprobrosion was an likely to everthi en the' public lands as she dread of an URI% ERIAL Fl Re, and INDISCRIMINATE BUTCIItItY of men. wumso, and chililten in the heart of our Metropolis? I trust that the relpectaii:or part of the C:ty will sift this business to the bottom, as.d ennimence forthwith a prosecution against the offender, or of fender', without regard to rook or condition ; hut should they treat the lloAz with levity, or culpable indifference, Mr. Stoats, or any individual, may prefer a bill of indictment at the Ohl Bailey Sessions, . or wife the Court of King's Bench for a criminal iliformstion ; and should a illhartiplinn be set an 1 (ant to defray the eapencea of the prosecution, my 11. shall he forthcoming. I apprehend it is tl rt duty of the ATrueucir-Gmica ts. to attend to elreisCea I like the Huss in girmtion, is being " against the pease of nor Lord the King, his Croon and dignity." Rut that Officer may be too moth engaged with the Illn n 1 %I. HAW, M.P., the good OLD NlAlon, and nth.... It roll smut, to , itPod to IL. oiliEtt lice, — nn 11 ..formers being likely to be implicated in the Clay Hoax. . Yost's, &c. Eerl., Aug 11, DRICII7T'N, Arc. 20. On Wednesday the annual venison feast, given by his Cure the Dike of Noarosts, to the Mayor, Corporation, and their friends, was d up in lb. hest style by Mr. QUAlit, at the Norfolk Arms lintel, Mendel. A few days since 50 casks of contraband lipid's were picked op at lea by the Arundel Preventive Resents float. A whirlwind at Ilatdham, near l'ulbornegh, on Taesd'Y lest, entirely swept away a field of barley, carrying it to an elevation higher than th► adjoiniog tree., which •ere covered with it. Some men, near the spot were so mach alarm►d at the unite of its ap. preach, that they flod for safely, leaving their work. The scaffolding of the out-buildrnes of the Swan Inn, Chichester, gave way on Thersday Running, and pr►cipitated the workmen to the ground. Mr. T. D.illmati, and -- Smith, a labourer, received material injury. The Wheat harvest is near l'q condos:on, and the crop in this neightmertinnd is almodant. The scare ty of labourers, which is oni I, has been compensated by the conii e of 6ne weather ; and the sportsman looks forward with delight to clear stabiles on the Is of neat month. The pseket trade is evfresnoly bri,k. The gr►wN , portion of those who visit the Continent Itt this sasses rein tobaikipg her*. To Trili EDI 1! or ru• J 1.41.F631.1N, fen.—We now hear great men t.:k of Wi•h an apporrit rr.nr:rriori of its ab•olute moronity sod prnptiety. obey It not he mere talk, more &let. tion. I am one that it eery SCeptiCSl on Iltir set•jert. I hire bat little faith in Me rich, they row ••o (sr .'W 'ley feel not the keen piercing power of honget--;• hal. are tint doomed to wander ill search of attar,. Imo nerei•aries. They are truly ton far bpsnnJ Shall fellow-men, though frequent obsersation, daily tit '. ing before them some so NI piecedent, may certainly .route their feelings, may've, them re to rtenark; though it may not to action; hot action 14 all we waist. We hate long bren carried tat:eater by profesg lion, by talk only, and at length been &mired and forsaken in still greeter dillcolty. It is now over again plainly averted, that the ey stern open which the House cf Commons is founded is bad, end ouch, In be quite done away with, and a better mole use f. The Marquis of TAVISTUtI, Lord MILTOX, Mr; Cobl.F, sod Sir F. 111:truivr may talk, but It they t-.lk only in the House of Common., they mac mi. dehtly talk, and die talking, without •Ifeetiez real service. They are all persons who ceitsinly are to be parligolorly ronsidereJ as having great interest at stake. ; they are I , o , sessetc of real wealth to a eery' treat extent, soil are the only men who sirould set atm& to renrier the country ail the • s•rt.:rs: sess:cee which it it any way peosilite f,re them to pe t te tt n. Such toenail 'ke• ! safety know h... r.s apprsach t! Prince to mike him ectrrintf-e with revs, arid con since him of the shoo:duo nece.sity of en intrire.iiate alteration in the grrlerst 'yr rio, which i• that arty frightful thing. likeertsc. The MI:Toil of leer. STUCK 'aye the Ilco-r is corrupt. of con•se wrongly' consiittated, then it 11 , 11n4 11.111. C 01114 16 . 1 ,1 not las litre any thing to do with tho • Howe. Why should such tarn outwit to a reirort power? It @route! be Looter for moth men to leave the Hire, and tlee:are to the Prince sod the Peelle (tat they wall not ail ia an Assembly so cestetheted. They have soothing to fere from Piteliameat, it it the People that they hatpin lot +. to for the poem. of root .ing their 'heady tr n eaten. Site praaPafionS in land: it will be at their sofrereerce, whether they are all to 'Philo to thong/lees ‘a mach of the pd.,,ple's property, ebb+, la ) the.hy•, they might reader woe cadet than they 110; sod I do ob..st solemnly ver.i , bmend all 1140.0 Ertel 000 t., eat about Oda. r. (woes. ro g 'shoot • Roarer. borne dito•ly ; I.a IP Si.. Mr rto do lotto those desorooteo rrson-, the I.lltl yawl, end m . oil Mt. Inert, whir mesas , . shroegb hedge and toter slitalt, • who Wee the bad 0.141. the g•titt, *A bold met inn durrovewa to their is thel. root,. charge so many Mete acre. to a hod their tea mots in • bond, aril niske the tr•ort . t tray for that bend, and if they tin cot apptoili• • It 1 them Jerome the farm; bur, 114)S the pest. the fa w•riag getting sutreyor, where cis they in to? They er• not 6t for any other place; they base been spon this farm all their days ; their ft iefrather•, Stn, resided here all' their days ; they are net it for any other part of the country ; so my I.- rd, yr e may as welt pot at !Cum orre.thied more into vire pocket time you ;bate done, or d• now. These are the men 04. ottest to be discarded t these figere, were figore oleo, see the worst pest that ran peosibly he ien-glnederie *bey are Ohre dr eadfal than • 1104 foteiga troo,,e, —they are the most heart.breaking men of all to the peasantry of this country. I, fur one, would et once recommend the great land.boblers to set *boot ea bee twediato reform ; namely, reduce their Lola farms dews to 2UO, 100, 5'3, 43, and oven a lest number of aerie, erg Ailing the farm oceotdiog to the land itself, and distance from the habitation of the occu pier. This is one sort of Iterr taal, and lam of ord. &on a good sort too. Then they should reduce the ;nice of their land, ton, as much es possittle; end alinther thing, they should not he tait: , so rrady to compel the poor little cottsgcr, with a lorge feni:iy,rn &kg them up r fes.hoond every year cr two ; three tinier dr destroy us much or more MAD a chilli. There is, Sir, pi'nty of work for thezo save o f info to do ; they have nothin; to do bot be in th.tir week of !lee form. 31• T 11.ey Dfo.llPr. lite° the brot wishes of, Sir, your's respectfoli,, • tillitVA L i ATE L. LICENCE. Dr st., Aro. —Came down (men the Ricer anti Wed the Nile, Freeman, for St. Doon;ngn; Are. shoal, Haley, for Jamaica ; Virtoris, Berry, foe Malmo ; and the Dash, for N , ...loondlirtrl4 FALMOUTH, A cs. 13.—Arrived the Cosints, Hazel, from Palermo; and Success, Hicks, frost London. I'Llsorrn, Ara 19.—Arrived the Margaret, W Idgoese, from Prince Folnat.l's aid mons, Cosa, from Lou Carne, n —S4ited rho Carne, Ni. hallo, for Prince Folvt.rtro V,,ttit, Aro 19.—ArrIted ati this port the Valiant, Agar, 'tom Greenla n d, witi. 4 60tutis. Ara. 19.—Arriv..t1 fc..m Greenland, !NI Margaret, Willett . , 3 fish, 3G harts; lls:!, fish, 51 hrtis ; Munches or. Ash, 4 fish, :IV buts ; and 1:341e, Brent., I) 2(tt) butts. Lissaront., Aro. 19.—A , rised .he 3.10 n, 11 ,e v , •„„, from ism :ice ; satiod Idth 3doe, with the C..m. v oilio nt for 1.,•••11 , .11, and paned company sic tee 13.1 i ult. in Ist 31. long. 77. Oil the 1G is instan% ..1F Ilnlyhesd, TA. the E.romer, for lancl.trr, and airhard, fur Glaagow, both from 3 inteic..—li.et Cnm.•t, 11.41,11. y, see ettodemootl a! Paraihs.—T:4 Wiiiiant, Barton, which sailed from hence on t.oli I I.h lomat fur Newfoundland. has put back in con• smiterite f the :sissies having shot himself. SET CNTY-TIVO Titou-men l'ooing EXT raIDAT• —lnv "4%4. Lourry f 11,14). o• Mlll k day bath the l'!izes of P 6,004) Consols, it. AI et/•7 .I'w (21;1W, mart be drawn. Urn's Offnee Fess, town most eonspicen•s for sale of great Lapitel* (oh•ther Mono) or Stock), its be has sold toe out • three of 1144.1350,00 U Comely, dot oplr 140 oro Cmesm., I £30,000, ,e-zo.ovo. honk! Pistil/ sold full boll of oft the £3o,uoomotteit Tickets end S'ieres ere no Sale at his 05ces, 4, Cern. Mill, and 9, Chiang-cress, sod by Ills Agents is its 401111ry. . I ._ - P I 4 i.... 4 i . ; MI