The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-11 00:00:00

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F Pl erleoow e gt=tde 1 wiwiteselpil ionollllo I ll y i V i se of whido di Wm Illirgelsolita, ilisa • s. 1112 so ollolmteloeor Oblo M• obetes etas boser of•tile I. roma* ibodlijpildw @Moog dm r dee' bad% mood llorwor- Sltitrommo. ..: M•• .;141 c 111 .,11111,111111C lli V , i 1 4 01 04 1 1 1 e. a .• tir. lOW of lIM • Om 'offal of mos Bed dm - oe siels.iii eight • it s ;: 9 aellettlee efe:epo ad 'Misdated li t iot woire i r inditioa. All g m . '' - set. 4 to cross over to ' ' dm hem tins fruits of their families. The Spanieedo Bono or, with six pieces of I km month, near Lalsadlu.lar / lisit a post at Neeordeelwi lt a to e . ql wasl. 1 , neral Le i r i aa d d i fone. to • wider:se west out. Wi th :e l ; I. , he expeditioo. It was larponollar t. have attended It. The soldier@ bless Order—men nail fee ass) f as were discharod, iskageasset is from the servsoe_ig Apr ,li- la, aced ether porter ° ~ ,• . , 1 1 3149D4L1N •IlAitik alt. 9, WI Flail • "4 . ...gliniii... A minim arreew.] dseelWag lire wet dloonerect to orals's, Ow% three "'clod, in of Magdalen Bull, Is. this (Jul. 1 intim of the lellildbabs *es irn• in spite of the WtiMiassemble limy andlers peemgdy tem to lb their seam* lid "odds( %Or quenehrar the lasetm. About was get Iseim i but, anhappily. • . I portion of this venerable Ow • ler. Blues, sets of gentlemen- . destroyed ; sad as they were all om its being median Mae, the r were almost all of thed absent • he destiwetion . (embrocate rea• aetvatedsti eelteetions of boar 1 . . r V : d l e lke r t o nt 4: r i it p h e I !j i g 1 on Millen* at lest ip promising • water. The accident, it is sup- ;discretea of a yaw% mae who • It, and wbg went to 144 'Wet Iles. 1117 afterivaaas dantioini- t of his mem, and meedewod the , however, huskily awakened heat sad so lives wen led. lip path , se exettions of those 'who came it Bishop of (Weed-was amsegst (ended by no one liesisist in the I ... • • a r •,• :a • :•,,,; 44.71; • asa, sx :: rss_.: _ . ' I • :I! r 4CIO. - .. H The Cowie for whit* HAMPDEN foil in Add, mod SYDNEY dial is- At 11,01110. _ h'!r E.iST INDIA HOUSE, Dee. le, 1819. ' THE Court of Directors of the Crate(' Com posy iiMerelkotite itf Sogletiod, trading to the List de hereby give lioefee. Two We Court will be ready to metre Proposals in at any time, on or before WiIIiNgSDIT, the lith of ?wary. MM from the Owner or Owners of good. wend, pot febiltalttis I ?MIPS,. of the berthed of from Ohm MOO r egistered measurement, for a Voyage to mid from 6001 or Southey. specifying the rates of freight it which p iqii my be •iilireg to let each fillips to the Compeey for sae niter to each port, respectively, to cart.) out and bring wai glled. from the several parts of India. Ito Tenders, with tb words •• Skip Terrier," for Bengal or toe. Bombay, on the cover, to be severally sealed up and :f rated to Me Secretary. at this limas., et or before 19 , boot et some. os Wednesday, the 18th of Jaustry, 1811 b, 4c ) us!l which hour no Testier will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretory. ' 11*a partittiiin of the terms and eoeditiemt epos which omsliporlil be imploped. obey be had epos applleotio• at dui Oleo of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, at this Sam ea or sifter Wedlteeday Hitt, the Ihth lusted. • _ • THOMAS and RICHARD ABBOTT'S 1M tumult's o( the PUBLIC Sr their an eiiltleil LOW PRICES of WINES and SPIRITS of OP WI quilt) i a petty treason; for it is, in other worth, to nigh Butt ear Doverniaent is not free--that it it a Bet so own is entitled to publish, such au The British lb a free Ooverantent. It is amp King, Lords, and Commas ; and tit* sou of of wKing, and the responsibility sf Miten, is So sential to ha existent,. Not is this a new doetrith. As already mentioned, all writers distinguish between tioverawest and its Ministers. Sydney and Locke have written " On Government ;" How and Price have writ ten " On the Principles of Ooverrintent ;" and Paley has Written "Of the Different Pormi of Ooverantent yet net one of these writers has confounded any hewers newt with its functionaries. They treat of Monarchical, ' and ,714.104 , % , .14 amadtrt.l4.6.l, Ihwieihr.pooitdluir Aided awe! ele weemwe, ISet a Oil& 41 0 14 -- amity: • •. . •J •ai artor :at al 1 . D ao . port.oe Me a M oduilidli nimm O re t:Z at iTheiedely = as we us toid). Imfacheleiwiedweeptheisol Meolielf various deteriptioes.. oily three of whisk-oho The Reerreydoh b low ft IMirgaboilo, Jibe Siree 4 se teg li oZ etastt=theelidehm ;111,1b1,- WM d oded. VehOlipiehr dee ho age w. The grit Mow wo *di boot% mew of deo wow neon were &aimed at NelegmelL . . Part Mara p Das. p*Oa O$ Do. Ate NIL Cape Madeira Via. 41L Sherries Fine Old Do. 44!. Toted& mad Yldasia. . 443a Micelles from the Hoek Broad Madeira . We4l India no 440 1141. East India Do, s44. _l4lll. 90t. East India Do Ns. 1401. meat with its functionaries. They treat of Monarchical, rapdon were detailed at Ahlereeem. - .:....;•.;‘, c EnglistiCeoevo....i • Rs. Oti. and ilp. /hl. Aristocratical, Daniocratical, and Mixed tioverameats; ( now i s ms wa i ioNa i t rvi t mp e w ei i i .. . . ~ Old Rom ........ .......... Us. Id. mid Ins. unclerskinding by Ooperninesit, not thermal to which the I The . Eaton h ay , torrod o nie uu Do. Hrand) (real Cognise) Sic administratiotifiw the deo is intewseed, hot tits . - Also Pine . l ipple Spirits and Ustomend WOK *kb fkah p.6 4 .4,4 4 ,- d od i,o, is witsab each Garearament rely, that the coisOieliori of tilli IA • lip List of .eery scrlptiovi Of thegoest,PortugaL Jiglay"l"! . Spanish territory by i handfed tif mos ?tab tube and Ferseh Rifles, by Pipe and Demo, may be had,. rests. It Is Mot Isla fooli s h titlei"e• than it is lines, are proem to **skim might • free =and wicked, to think of confounding the conduct .__► A fte r • ______.,- _. samples tasted, at No. 10, iskinase- street , *ad the Daseen e x pec t e d . t e Ineputomon o f Meg. isitt of Ministers, or any one of their measures, wish that li e- i street. settlers in Texas, who ad aistidated WOW t ._.._________ WATER-PROOF ROOM let am responsible, not merely to the King, who may at ant left in a most pitiable goisdition. All tbg . ' ' art- ger ., hatvdelebreel behind d od tremcrothes. fruitsom to o ; the i r ' *I 4 Q HOBLEY , 'is, Jansmatreet, Covent-garden, the tern them oat of odic., bat to the nation, fora I "...7• solicits the attention of the Public to his superior sad each of their Prltesedialts- These are so many res. "` S and t i t h e e to h e o ioe pas lTho of tli e ei teoo r fain g, l4ea th . o Th x p e lec t tidi Soso loventloa t.r matins. Roots and *hoes Water-proof, byre- Minh br theee who know their duty to discharge k, and veiting the Potitibillty of any moisture pesatrating through timbal'. that in fait' and filly dlicat'fing. the multur ."' were, about . the Ist of this mouth , near Laliodifitt them Kinn adinsnistratioa, they are proving and maintain- intention waif, to establish a post at Naeog se al S. MORLEY has not only to boast of an invention that lag the excellence of oar thrternissest. settle the provihce. Betters! Lon had gone, a 1 wHiweirt the many evils &Redding wee feet, but that the . w ....------ at Balveskiwn ; and it was ponsi&red uneafe a fpe as to Roots and shoes made by him are unrivalled is quality, E4ST INDIES. return by the route by' width he went oat. With sock workma I shii), and fashion; Air the truth of which assertion ... +olllllm.- materials as composed the expedition. It was impossible he caw refer to ll'llthatica of tie ft" ecaPcelah2ltY' Who fintaaers room coLceero JOURNALS Or JULY LAST. any . other result could have attended It. The soldier. ; have honoured hint with their decided approbatkon. • 1 1Pnwatto, MAT 29.—0 n Saturday, the 234 of May. were of the most worthless Order—sea out kg ap T HE Cheapest place in London 1111 buy real ) f Sm. Sir Stamford Ratios. Lieutenant-tiovernor of service, and even sack as were discharo iss d. fageanot good CARPETS, HEARTH MAIN,. sad F L OOR - lea, with Lady Rallis and suite. embarked from of their worthlessness. from tbe servioe Ai "IlPir,ii- I. CLOTIIS, is at 11$. LONII WAV RE, where T.ICAVER og is the Indiana, under the salute due to his rank. b ower ,. at platen Rouge, ail ot h„ „n .. , or .. is always at home so state tin lowest peke, sad see Stamford will proceed in the int instance to the - __ —' ----.-- - . that 111 his Friends' orders are properly executed. Full measure Settlement on his way to Beacoolen. Oil the 21st of may. al three Malay women w. re DESTItUCTION OF 111411D4LEN141114.•11. h rite,,. and every article warranted. FORAM FMB. Druxeets, Wool Reim Table Covers, Malts,. and DoT- liking in the Sanghy Drake, on the opposite shore, with- le)), at vet.) low prices. if the Company'slitnits, one of them was suddenly seised ......sms..-. [exenawr-or A minim oarroo.] N. 8.. Please to observe. it is the Old /limp, No:119, Long loy on uncommon large tiger; the cries of her comps- Aere. and no connexion is ith any other House In London. *ism It intimidated the ferocious animal, when Oaten), Jim.ll.—A denelWag ire wee discovered to - . . . . e he quitted trictim and made of for the woods. The have broke' out this morning. aoot throe o'clock, in I.IIPORTINCE OF PUBLIC MEEtINOS unfortunate woman expired shortly after. the northern extremity of Magdalen NMI, 4, two ye. 4,10T111111 SARTRQUAISR. lenity. A groat proportioo of the ialliNhulbs *pa las. ---m.-- - l e . usedirtely roomed 5 - and la spite of dmi nailpsesulable It tattareas.--Lottons from Chaim and Mlreaporc, -. - re „„.,..,_ 6. By far the greater proportion er the strength ard be. motion, that about eight o'clack in the eveuksg of the '.....` the . alatiliMMllheaarlibragra7thltilair'"aasigus li d anr;;Tdiur"-snait nelit of the country whirl,' pnblic meetings priming oriels out of the rapid and prevailing circulation and Suns- ra l i t a ll aa ln a r t a he ttl i se lt iaere t l " c a. k W . : e a i l l i gh t t ar te eh g a ll e ik e e eet w ieed as lisl i r et eat . ertgioes t and tr e ret e r was queschilig et toar tba . Ilb:samt, unhappily..lit sion of the sentiments delivered. in the perlimeeet form last, that the same offset, is o slight degree, was remark- seveno anti . l eillek i considerable portion of th‘s venerable idle 'tit one man the Press immedistelY 'hue' Lbw i w ith. I N . ed about the same time at Calcutta. At Chunar, the in feu who attends a pannemettumeetiag MA neer what is motion was accompanied bl , a mewl is the arataarwee, was consumed eles w to a_ cinder. er. Sixteen ; e s: s o e f e c y allrtne wore n e i t ' said; nut one man ttyiento ca n remem ber m a lx ca w p h a a b t le b or e birds d emoted resembled that occasioned by the rapid light of I al e ettalt P l e ti has heard ; and a still emoted ( thou rroisi its being vacation Mao, the Members of the 'ety wore almost all of tbeil Aw rot appropriating the arginn with su ffi cient exirtodlle lONPOOR.—:The shock' of the ea rt hquake tbot was la th , : ea Un teuee i , esd ...illis dest eatua rtieto eo n . neett eeibr o seed niot h boeh gera r ' to arrive at any legitimate esdishision conce rn ing their 'maid '"' validity. It iensorrovez lei* 'dared, that, elm bulk . 1 a i a n ‘ C a a ha lcu a t s ts e ha i f il the e iden ee t tieo e . c o locke fWa t e a de l i ' lion th. 161 / 1 0 - 1 .- f out to the extreme or the . eau of the population do not at all,. sad' ." '1,., I s . . it Jinn/ow, p • Reidy oboist time, as the is 41.11 1 quently rained oni threilli medium of , % • •• . . la t t i l=" oo4 ' Gin. and there was some Millet at lest ip preetirkif reports. By the r ion • . 4 1 as . or, weh m ac as by jester- an adequate so, py of water. e accident, - it is sup, seem of . wild •r s dank:— n ed to be resident, and who went to t l i c atiu " 1111:711": " . Allii • 4111.* "4 f A strong shock of an earthquake wee Mt here ou Pied* arose f rom tie ladlatratio o f a young wii. who them them the powerful.' which the opinion o die night of the 16th of June instant, at a runlet past extinguishing his candles. nay Airing*. ' i- men of linowit character alb property have in the coot- eight o'clock ; there were three distinct vibrations from rated with the furniture of his ro am, sod oorodosoll the monwealth. For access to public meeting s being now • / Il oftwt to east_ with the usual accompaniments of rattling , _ • -1,1 S.. .....• L__ List and F Sinoples ,-____ , Refer INDIA MOLAR, Dec. 92. 1810. • rrHE Court of Directors f Air United Cont pow of .Iderehonts of Basked, heeling to the Bed brifre, do hereby rtoe Netter. . 'flat a pew Cover wiU be held by etßoornmeit. sit her Roam is Leodereltall.strea, 00 W 101bILIJOILT. the 19dt Sammy ult. at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the of coosideriug a proposition which will be then a ss egraeabl) to the notice tabled at the General Court velieekl September list (and which was tliis day adjourned te.lieleid llth of January). to place In their Court Room 4 ilttlise of the late Right ilouourable Warren Hastiap. as a Shat testimony of approbation of the long. zealous, a oesinistel menthes reedared to the East ladia Company bp Ott isdagaished character. • Resolution of the Court of Director; upon this subjadt *IN Ira et this House, for the lespoetion of Proprietoge. JUSAPII DART, Secretors. , BAST INDIA DOUSE, Dee. 94. 1819. Tl£ Cowl of Directors of the United Compaq? l :f4iirelutals of Englamd, trading to the East Wks. &berths site Notice, tisk Mire A woo ItNED GEMF.RAL Cot; at of the said Cont • my, apeillined to be held at their House, in lendenturil *set. at Wantrzsorty, the iltb ofJaatrary next, there will Ist "arbleilled to the consileration of the Proprietors. an sielallemsalteselutine of the Court of Director; of this day's AM. ruesermending the Court of Proprietors to 'ether's* Re Mott of Directors to offer to his Majesty, to raise and 1011166. &tithe 'spruce or the Compute; a CORP,. of VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, from amongst the persons in 'at Company's employ; and if hi.; Majesty shall accept such 1064 thin to authorise the Court of Directors to.defrey the of the Corps so appointed to be raised, out of the the Company, and, if accessary. to apply for an Alilidltrilasmat to sanction the appropriation of a sail part thercof for that purpose. gi• rtof the said Resolution now Iles open at this Rouse, /MO of the Proprietors. 4 momiwealth. For access to put .etings ..ing only allowed to residents, it will he next to inept's r'sibie to obtain any competent account of the trans actions of such an easeiultly. We speak from long experience. Indolence, disinclination, Irani of facility, 'and a thousind other causes, re knosr, tender it '-next to impossible to obtain such an account throegli any other channel than our ow° reporters. • . Neither are Editors of repute willing to take the ream sibility on any more questionable authority. Ministers know this too, and they have availed themselves of their knowledge to deprive the country of whatever of poli tical instruction, whatever. of political integrity, what ever of political courage, are to be expected irons the collision of talent in such assemblies, or from the expres sion oldie matured opinions of gentlemen who in such a form discharge one of the arduous duties of high es tate. These accumulations of power, which used to run along the entire living line of the British population like a discharge of electricity, stimulating and strength ening the whole frame of society, will from henceforth be so reduced in force and effect, propagated by ve hicles of distrihntion so slow and uncertain, so imperfect, I and so liable to be corrupted , that the go od which the I country can derive from meeting will often be found to be too small to exhibit an adequate motive for over coming the disgust and difficulty to he surmounted in complying with the forms that fetter such an expression of sentiment. It is lost'—that glorious and beautiful principle, by which time mild influence of opinion set the limit to power, is lot: and when that full firm voice commanding justice is silenced, who shall dare So pro phesy the sounds that stay tamed ? past from _ writ to east, with the usual accompaniments of rattling wall Blades, iwinging punkahs, and lapping door.. There are different opinions as to its duration, wltkh appeared to ate about 25 seconds; the intervals wine very distinct. It was not accompanied by the rumbling noise 1 have usually heard on such occasions, and which 1 have hitherto imagined to be the earth's vibration. Beth the noise and motion must be separate effects ut some unknown cause. " The rains have not yet commenced, cad the weather has been unusually hot." SUITA NPolll.—Extract from a letter dated Sultan pore, Oude, 17th June,.lBl9:—" A severe and awful shock of earthquake was felt at this station last night at seventeen minutes past eight, which lasted seine time, and occasioned very considerable alarm. The Bunga lows actually rocked, particularly the Mess, one of the Ist Battalion 19th Regiment, in which the Officers were at dinner at the time, and the huts of the soldiers were a good deal damaged. The heat for the last two or three days has been excessive, and not a drop of rain his reliance." Sea sm Pone.— On Thursday, the 44t% instant, at about seven o'clock in the evening, *violent storm of thunder, lightning, and rain, occurred at Serampore : the light lung struck the flag-staff, and shivered the mast from top to bottom, wrenched the iron clamp at the foot of the mast; and discharged itself into the grouod around the punkah building that was erected to fit the flarstaff into. This was a tout fortunate event. as there WPM three or four fientknaeu standing at and mar the p 4 dow of Colonel bleiselback's Isotope, all of wbome.a.idll have been struck had the lightning touchei {Moe/MR of the house. It was accompanied at the ealsoaaaireeea with the loudest explosion that can possibly be consov ed----as if • hundred cannon had been fired at the ate 'moment. —(lad. Gaz.) 11111 aamT. ' ' Best-Quarters, Calcutta, 254 Jane, 1919. ,• * lets Eneellenev the onstuander-in-Chief, with the ' Unction of the Most Noble the Goveroopliesieral in Council, is tifealed to direct, that his Majesty's 21st Re giment Light Dragoons shall, as soon as boats can be procured for its conveyance, proceeded by water to Bet h_ sore, preparatory to the Regiment's coining to the Ptelideney, for thCEpnrpose of embarking fiir Europe. apt, 'the Madras Courier of time 15th tilt. we observe that the Ilead-quarters of his Majesty's 13th Dragoons, and part of that Regiment. disembarked on the morning of the 14th. The suef was very high, but no accident occurred. coodagration. He was, however. lankily awakened from his perilous , condition, and no lives !rent lent. lfn peke can br 1.10 great foi the exertions of there who came e rely to the spot. Thie Bishop of Oxford was amongst the number, and was exceeded by no one present in the anxiety and earnestness of his efforts to extingnish the fame*. lam happy to be able to add, That the house of the Learned Pnacipal (Dr. Macbriae), and the neigh bouring lodging of the Rev. Dr. Routh, !reddest of Magdalen College, though at one period is the greatest jeopanty, remained in the end untouched by the devour ing element. Roth these venerable characters are Dow absent from Oxford. • ACADRMICrs, (11XTRACT Of &MOTHS* LRTTIi.) OXFORD JAN. 9.-1 hare just time to inform rots, that a dreadful fire broke ou,t is Magdalen Hall, %linen is situated near flagdalen College, this morning, about three o'clock, which totally consumed the whole range of buildings, consisting of about eighteen sets of roams. in three hours. Hpily, by treat exertions, the ledg% Jugs of .Dr. HaebrWi, the Principal, went saved front the lames,..by polling down the handbag which eon. Gaited the two together. No lives were loot. Ali tie furniture..books, Ise, deeteoyed. .1t is sopposed to bite originated in the coons of a pone mimosa the refasten rooms; and had it not beet' discovreed by the roust of one of the mails on the road lending to Oxford, the in. habitants must have perished... Too sweets praise eaneol be bestowed on the persons oelso..rendored afsioiaßer. particularly The • Members- of the flake/shy t answers% whom was particularly noticed the fored Bishop of Oxford, who was extremely active it supplying theon: ginen wills water during the Ire. • ON THB WORD GOUNKNAIRNT. t. 3..: r . ANGEL INN. Sr. CLUMINT . II, STRAND. • , . • GENERAL OFFICE FOR TRAVELLING. THE following MAILS and other CPACHES go from the above lon : Pads Royal Mail. via Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights, at twelve. Porteminall and Gosport Mail, through 'ood/timing, Pe lenlleid, god Portites. every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past 6. On its arrival a packet nails to the Isle of Wight. to convey passengers and parcels, •••• • Mail Coach sets of to Chichester, through Drayton,ll.avant, Emsworth, de. GfoOcerter and Milford Mail, through Henley. Oiford. and Cheltenham, every Evening a quarter past 7; and Sun day at half pest 6. Dever and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend. Chat him, aid Feversham, every evening at a quarter peat I, and tiroday gt`hilf past 0. From Cantertnwe. passengers NM par eels ertitenveyed to Deal, Margate.'Re/invite, Salida/lea; de. • and frorn Dover, parcels are conveyed 'to Folkston., Saaigate, Ilvtlie. Dirm•hurch, Romney, and Lyild: Arsattel tad Bognor Post-coach,. through 11111IngloIrst, Monday. Wednesday. and Friday, a quarter before 7. Beth mod Bristol Post-coach, to carry. only .fone.inalde, *teeth Reading. Marlborough, Caine, and Chippenhas, eve* liforidng at 6. Bath apd Bristol Light Post-coach, every Afternoon at hilt past 2. -Bath Light Phst-coarh, in two days, to ram four Inside, throng"' Maidenhead. Reading, Marlb orough, Devises, and Ifelisham, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at .11. This coach is chicly intended for the aeconimorlation of families. invalids, dc. who cannot undergo the fatigue of l seek I distance in one day. Menem Light Post-coach, through Reigate and Cuek- Strierry Morning at S. eqi.ain Post-coach, to carry only four inside, through ainiarAd 02ford. every Morning et • quarter before e) Bognor. and Petworil Post-coach. Monday. y, sad Friday Mornings, at n quarter before 7. beer tad Canterbury Light Poet-coach. Monday. Tues el. Thursday. Friday, and Sunday Mornings, at 7. liodlatlffittand Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Alth off/A. Epsom. Leatherbead, &a. Timidity, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, it 9. Licleftampton, Arundel. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday. 711 " 1 "Ntill. nod Idatarday Mornings, at a gutter before 7, asse . 4 Sunday. Rtidgenotth and Weisel Pest Cost+ every Peening. • Dedalloiag and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Capstoo, Dittos, Cobham. end Ripley. on Monday, Wed- Set •se, wig Friday Mornings. at 0, and every Sunday Morning at 7 precisely, and returns to London the name - filedulsMag and Guildford new Coach., through Marrow, Clandra, Horseley, Effingham. Leath, rhead, and Epson', escry Afternoon at 3, except Sunday. NORTHER` CO %Cif Ell. York, Newcastle, and Edlnbnrch Conches. and to all parts of the North, every Morning, r t quarter past ft. Illandrester, Lancaster. Kendal, Hoeildale. Huddersfield. Bradford, Leeds, Hallifax„ Rotherham, sad Sheffield, seven* dully. CARRIERS. To Twickenham. Brentford. and Isietvortii, every Moo ds', Wednesday, and %aturda). EAll ES and Cu.. Proprietors. Pueels and Packages are safelv sud espeilitiousi) con ve/ed hom this Inn to ever) City, Town, Village. sad Conatry Seat In the following Counties. viz.: —Beets, Rucks. Corairtn, Deron, Dorset. Hants. Hereford. tlioneenter, Oxford. Ilemerset, Surrey. Sussex. Wits, Worcester. South Wales. all parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Hearn goy, and an parts of France : and to all Parts of the North * * *Nate noties.lhat no package, contalai:tg glass, &ins. irmobek plate, oasis, or Bank notes, however Susan the will be aeeounted for, if lost damaged ; nor any A r lo Panel or r.3seriger's luggage. of more than H. slue, shiest specified as such when delivered at the °Bice and pall fur accordingly • Neat Port-Cbaises, Re. at the shorteit eotice. We consider it of great importance to record the ac knowledgment of Lord Liverpool, in his place in Per limbent lately.° because it affords evideuee, froas the lips of Ministers, that it was never intended, under lbw new I..ws, to identify Ministers with the Government, or to consider a libel on :lihuinistration as ore against the State. This declaration is ao boon to the Conran and we think it the more necessary to explain this, when some of our contemporaries seem to fear that. the DPW Libel .let Rise come to he construed in the face of Lord Liverpool's 'declaration. Our answer to this is, that if ever it be so construed, the consttuction wilt be put upon it in the face of one l'onstitution, as well as of common sense. In all countries, and by all writers, a distinction is snide between Government and the func tionaries of Government. The very essence of our own Goiernment lies in that distinction. It is the great bul wark of the British throat—the great prerogative of the British Crown. Accorling to the principles of our Government, the King can do no wrong; but as his Ministers may do wrong, and as they are responsible to the nation, the people sway, and overt, to examine soil question the proceedings of Ministers. To deny this, is to he guilty of the worst libel that can be composed or published against the Government. It is to rob 'Vaal that is elevating, great, and good:, To sag that Abuja,. ter, can do no wrong, or that tip people cannot dis cuss the measures of Administration, is to be guilty of • Ilk Lordship declared. "it strata ews etr ►.• raid that any thing written against the Ministers Indisidnully. or againat the Admini.tration. could be construct Inha a *di lions libel. A libel on•kihkalt.or any °Chia nobla.fdasis around ii:s in Administration, was trends a personal• li bel, end had no reference to sedition. 'Hat there roild be No dowbt, that it a book was published eustainitst sip thing tending to bring into . hatred •aqd contempt eifitm House of Partians.mt, it worild then be tseditiuus•tibal. iTAVERICAX PAPERS. • SACK Well Hinnoca, Nov. 18.-11 the military moVe- Muter in l'anada we should infer, t the tithe is not far distant when they contemplate ano er war with this country. Their forces have been greatly augmented this season. Their vesels in Kingston are kept in such or der, that they can be rigged and ready fur se a a t a week's notice. Their armies are busily engaged in erecting powerful and permanent fortilleatinns. King stbn, at this time, is strongly tUrtified at every. point ; while at Sicket's Harbour, an important military post, there stir millions of public property going to decay, and Wit a single work of defence. &millions, Nov. 36.—Arrired on Friday evening last, an armed schooner, fall of men, said to belong to Won 's squadron. Whether in distress, wanting re pairs, or for what cause she visits us, we know not—as yet having seen no report of her arrival. We moist conclude; materials and price of labour are more moderate here than in other-sports; as we appear. to by a - Aitary'focO, a !unity 5h03141 7 be of till ri s ilft. Pr, niest pas ore/ wjti,ik cause of dic .........—... •. I .t d A search for pikes were made at figreume% last wee tinder the direetioit if thk lillgistrAfes df Indteha It is unnecessary to add, deal the Ilallk#* vestry ROM - • • i . . The Inhabitants of this town (s Om Levitt,. ears of Saturday list) were a gaM deal surprise# alarmed by the assembling of a detachment of soldiers, at about ten o'clock last Thursday night.; • inquiry into the raise of this nocturnal muster , w e . that strong indications of riot had manifested thrum ,: fs at Stainitigley, a clothing village in this neighboir t; hood, owing to.a &1n.,. about the rate of w01::.ea.4 tween Mr. Jobs Vadey, one if the principal man term in that place, and the wills peop'.e. lt , that for toda mouths past. M. Variey has r 121,1 4. di great many j ourneymen clothiers, aad -others, at, it wa4 considered very low. wages. Tb. cousequeedT,4 this has been, that akiml of QomhinatiOn.SMirty, : ed the etothiers' Glenn. Isis beenbtekThf to b it Slur+ him. and the men have .all irrnrit ir2rt: 'Fe vim& their place, Mr. Varley has applied to the parish olliaeir in the neighbourinvillages, telling them that the Osiers who applied to them for relief from want dm s.. . might have eusployincit at his mill. Os ibis repress.% cation, numbers or vieFlt.people from Morl"t. Elr 'why, and other , places, avelesprted thither; but the Inbal,i- l if tants of hunting Wig; indigqatit at them 'n:ci:, InPers• as thil.liablelfl. hare dim and driven thous out of . the town ; a helm asset is toil I ir r bt driven, ri disposition rite wianifesteA, 144, on '1 inrimmy, ;ki s . wore go nteoacing an appearsbesas tiindiee the *PM of this !wrought* direct the Chief Coostahlft to ekAr, to the place, at a late ,boor of lbw, night, he spas' ir . i . by a military facet, to be is miliaria in caectbe et it .t bority shortlik he real* 1.41144 04 Itlb e Prto,Treiti.' Pi of Ai pu s blk pet :e. 'lre revs pepp y Jar 340.4004 t.e t night *pai Orr/ Si* Ito illy. 415414pr*. iholgit, kr, cause of tlic*piertillog di' cet contEu , s stiU to emit. -