The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-03 00:00:00

-~; woad multiply in proportion as the funds destined for the extinction of the public debt entered the Treasury. Ile cootemled, that the confidence of monied men, which was every day encreasing, was in a great mea sure owing to the plan of the budget. 'The funds, when it was first proposed, were at 66; and nowt they were at, 79. Had the awe*. beea•paid by in . . riptions, the credithrs' Weald ,toave received .09.4; 0 'two-thirds of oitie:itas ise.ta them.. The partitattit„: of this operation comma .Concsai t —tbat...e..flaveres. . mint which pays only two-thirds ofs.whet - )t isglIVA ~ , ~,t = do. c.ommita.au.act of. liasesknatitCY.--- . ' * -L. , As to the alienation of 300,404 beeleo l 0 16. :1, rests could they receive a 'fitter.destination than ilis, l / 4 extinction of ,public debt 1' . SOT* people might . ‘ wistlllott Agatoss suihe resource to be reserved for wart Itmit,..:coulemiWtjef elm war itself constitute a eresitrr crisis,. 'thin the " f - esostence of 800 millions of demindable debt? . ,- ~ .M., de l'anscr.t censured the of. Selling, 1 the forests; mod was oPopinto?s, that the greet Oars. i i tity pf laud thus brought tniaarleet,etUtpats .roald tend to keep the price very low, Ho 11,1110ii.e:c0, 7 0 4 , Alp :l 4 thg . cate of interest too 1:4 1 1.; PPO.gp*,,, te ! 0 i to the CheMber a plan for, Piing theAtterea . of .... ,i, arois at.ive. ,per cent. and likewise Setting ap s 1 five per cent. 'novelly for thirOdualistinction of the capital. ..- . ~ .-. . 'M. 14 /noels ipoici tot itmilitr &telt. lie said, .. I tire relnoil In ,Flrance . 'boot. 1 1 ,41XNQclp . hectiroi o forests, ,at tch ought be con'sittered.ae'redutlity4 a foilllon in 'rteility, by means of roads w Att. ' .19ut frbm. what 'kind, of forests. vivrgulci.,akeee-.3001•001.31 heciars be taken ? There was tepradigicoos different*. . 40 w. Nils woods or lofty timber, and wood t for: fuel. i i M nstead of the MOO fleeter: .whicht ;. .plau 740 : q fired , the Chamber, by . asseptiog t 0..; 5.1,10 ir ivolest TfaCt ho placing the , e whole.pektig if Pie, Cie Minister. ' - :, . ~, . The alienation •of Oio ktriAtel OA S li ttlNl;s ll lA ot all the precautions whkh eitg t be to oa x ' .. .-- be roinous to our woods, of whkil 0 6 , &ruination 111111 alarming... 11) ,-g Oil - "., .! *,llrlpt wont to say, " France iyaaldles - .! , . stilig !,1404 from the want of condi'. 44 -., lio'. w,i l smarmed these words, he cliattibeie 01/ ; .. *.Of Pit dilapidation, which bsee,slecar '. At_ Vo ia. After seveVel 9litersPahlig. . . 1 1 1151 1110 " il k Chamber broke up. . • . . .. ' ' .. .. .".s _ • . Art• 0.., I Z, . i *OW - • • 1: —1 . r- 7 •:* 'VIII • 1 •II ••• ....4. . y ... Taigt.." •4* idle 0f.e.r.,••*!.0 . ii • 11111 1. 114 • • • e 1 p 1111 . ••••6•4•414 ~.,., -; - 4- .. -- v . =r • .j ••• • . • • 11 .4••.••• Lisboa - •• A, ;41 0 ribl/41.10 4 • 404 • -• - *.g••••AT•• • •• • • •, ! lammties 4 • at.-- . , •, 40. Pl OF 11'090 THIS DAY L t ! 0,41‘ n•CtOCZ rE(*rm. Ilted i i ttt.'4:2:7l !•K • (4st 0 41 11: KV4evrorr Nilts iv . i "Oar Critts V. 4 `: • Oissisimas II •"- 4 , e , Cent. Na• 9;il§ ' Comb he AM inn". Title -STAITSMAN. • ,i4i . epoti: • . SA TiHtlIA iiirsintstft Sik • - tasures of the utmost natinriittinitiiiiiilisip. time to be diseugsed in the french aumiklierof tioties. ft .611 he seen from the etteetts we have givOto, that a pkn has been- prep&M' by Inehiters for paying off the arrears due by Government—in other words, the national deht,whieb hal OCCIII6OeI a good' deal of discussion, and met with considerable opposition. The Government, with an honlety. worthy 'of if we may judr' from *ep ., pearsnces, are .desirous at liquidating these Chilies, iMmed:atelv, by funds:, missal • tiom :. -the sale, of forest lands, and other stational - propeoly',.. and by the issue of Treasury bendy bearing ihigkin terest, eight per cent. Thonfiling oft* intallat toe. these bonds, and the sale oft part If thelWrests ere strongly objected to, particularly tie ittiter unitises,' on account that in, the ttent. of.another war, the French nary must greatly suffer fiorn its adoption ;. and the depreciation of the value of other property,i which mast be occasioned by so much coming intel the market. it is asserted by the opposers of the I measure, that the best system would be to keep the y interest at deeper cent. and by appropriating five per, rent. or more on the amount of the debt s to form a Sinking Fund (or its gradual extinction s in .14 years or less, instead of paying it off in three years se less,. by the produce of the sale of forests, Stc., as pro.' posed by the Government. The discussion *seems likely to last for severai days. We are inclined to look upon this measure of the .French Government as one not uninteresting even to by this Committee has bessiiitsieihtied does sot appear: rte . Emperor liximvalgit . ll l ot awed? iliven=, if gen cir3dty and j ustimi la l!elpitc,' hi lite rev ' itt confiscations and graetti'lf 614 i. : 4 : ..!‘1ifft 1 0451 Generals, the IMfeited property Wit* restot i nt:k 'this lawful heirs. The Yaks have multi to v vg "wad named from this retributive jostle:eland it migishi bewo less jest ttreary the retrospect aNttf t tiairther; it it were trot 'et too sad a sustern,l• • The natural course of thOngtiilis subject, kids us to a country, the mention of whicb excites corresponding feeliugs--we allude to Net- way. Our regrets on this subject ere a littlirtammaill by learning that orders have been lissetby anetla7 vernment for mising.the blickade of the ports :el that country, so that oar endeavours intim way of marring those poor initebitants of rocks sod eosin.= ° talus into the +terries, of the.goed CII4ILX3 Jou* are not to be added to their other ml rise. ' us. In the first plsce it eminently shows a disposi- The evidence taken -11Prefil"lhe Lords Cetus. on the subject of the Corn Trade, is now *re the Public, and 0 gloomier picture al 440., tested - end wide-spreading evils than it afford. can.. Wet , well be imagined. Many of the misfortunes ep... wed from the situation in. which the agrioal.• turista • hive recently been placed, have altiladyll been lamentably verified . ;' and though there call be I rio doubt u to the causes which have Produced thls' i mischief, in the minds of those lAD know any of the (operetta weight of high rents and Winne; bar thens, we fear it will not be easy to Ind a redy and affecinal remedy for the evils co . mplileed of. This, however, has now become ofthe first import ance.. " Remove the ca, is a maxim which must bat in this case it has operating to produce its having any *Setup 1 Ili their power to !eosins ready stated at kart , important subject, and hoe airorb, man of great practical farmer, coinciding .I stoners lion to peace, tend that a speedy rowevrel of wit Is !not in the confempiation of the French foAcotine Government ; and, in the neat,. it -is no . -Itlip Sm. portant in the way of example, as exhibiting - 44a: position to make sacri fi ces for the public benefit " tei sacrifices for such a purpose are seldom made. T-- a itee( feet of the measure; if carried, ask is peobableit will, • notwithstanding it may be expected to meet with as! much opposition from theme whose Interestsare likely to he affected' isy it, as .the recent reduction in the high prices of grain in this country received from a quarter similarly actuated, may also be expected to reach us in a further reduction of the price of such 1 property as is thus to be disposed of in France. I The French national forests are ostensive ; and if but a comparatively inconsiderable pert come into the market in the shape of timber, and her already esttett sive arena i for agricolforal pursuits and competition if thus to be augmented, we catusot doubt of the influence which such a menet:re must have .ou the commerce and agriculture of this as well as of other Countries. Fortunately for those whose interests am thus tiahle to be deteriorated, the French Government •is tint quite so far sunk in bankruptcy as to require 4 ealsaamil ~ n: .... .tiit7rnr... tlatatoball„ by sly. . *notiored a waste easel Cdtebrais• -was to- sail for the &Magide cat in,fout ''' . ` 7 ,_itill icier-foe& • •-',,._, q ep live days.--.Aegast. 7, spoke n het of .$0 soul, freer - ' 11141 ,..., "" *re" ' 4 " . sir '''"i`iit h iAll 444o4 S o g i aormada, with troops • they wen 'distant at alit . " -- I tthe . "4urrid a"th/gualag erofte artemplil 4.lll" t pet hi*S aparkil t eit ella gore Ogle - from Beneeda 280 . miles t.therirind was fygith Walser bY 'MOW kis dotal. tub Ftho p us. a and the ships 4witadar sodding semi. .., . , eireibustasees etteadliw dotadbil eeeurreareowier. is evideao . were is faowt.. - ~,, - • k' : 3411 ' - .6* ' . ~ . g S ou rre a rrig.,....l4 Isr. m esh • Me . Illehard Oster. at lierrewaiWi..street, wpseetOri o Z.' 'said that M - ' Lerlio addressed a. teUei; to tes,..esserting this woman 'le lA` walking l a the ILeat!'ellaf 00 1 1~1, eststil; Ss* pillstskiseit. whew Isis ! wetness wisettatesed. 14 Ai '. • • rteeney, bet visited her agate, and* Is eenurmedt la lisaaPie a add difjoisso* the road: . be laissßaWlY , is &rater opinien. It ill adSked s that he ilhe, prepar. nos at Ott ia=svoein,ats a ered tt i v u tj i vintli. vorthitteir.,.... we,:. .. ed some plats fur her secericheireenty to prevent any * d aps be saw amass Via * oa hie b a d s li a . a ll s*;Fral7l - I"irb - ata . i m p os i i i no • es t o the birth. o f, th e child; big that l i vg • Ohl • Wks, and morta he aunt t ins bit approach. the-sas Joanna has not yet assented to It. Tozer, her . Chief i tZ t eet i n' il t eyae; Carte o *Zhe Vraness pererive,d i rtbroat asp eat. Priest's fleCiatatlati, we understand to he, that no man I rand to . ode of tharsiosselnertraws ca a ore ig istke t illseilep the It aiiknes ems the hail seen or spoken to Joanna slice Assgest, !Bill. I . wounded man. at ties ass title attests* to stop she IP*olle At the time this reverend Gentleman stated , vtraa.i eOs t = ilr :o la 7i ti *tity lihi rad d l 'a ke p s a li pe ccet li a d -peer s* 4r ie ri bei t ilt°lBart t: the St. Georte's4eid chapel would he Shut up, till ! his, be a rote as folitister-•66 i ;ism you. Sly direction -iny after the delivery, he gave a similar ' notice reol e c trjat e i t. , ll,;ruLfivella -1 ePve a . I LeY . hl al). pother ' 'peering the other chapels where Joann . *** mystery i Wee, a fiddly .‘piiii, irea ; 'ir lii r P ei e t rat ito ha w d li c a le lbe l4 :t= is acknowledged ; from which it appears that there ~.1 tams was sta• asl CAD V eled to Usy's Hospital. . are places of worship, as they are called, of this de..; ra tt sid h 8 :::rau ld, the facer , *hard , that haviiti went a Ica' va tworderest in the Kent-rood, he went to ate , ecription, at Green wich, *rwithenham,SpaAeldi, &c.. piste, an d arr i ve d at - i s w spot . w ha st the tom.witnew sra•lap. We regret to hear that there are also mail y such . in-;.itva i . the . wnt,bded,.., 6 l3ol_ Who was the rehaner , snort , different parrs of tbettivitri;* particularly in I..in.'i tut . IL, ",„;7,"„ i s ‘!' 4 ,4iv o r e , s ed " j ": be ih; 7 :ii r nt h l!hete .Pil i c i t i r uer col nshire. The true reilien,' hu‘Veter, fen. shutting throat being cut sr) deeply th a t the ' lead wa s se c rete j a • hum ti,e i lsorty. The witness Afterwards . returacti .10 tansooh np the chapel its .St.George's•tields, At lit said, an order from theAlagistMy, in eonsetiniritee Orik aa o" h e r i l ek i t " hl 174 *414" n ("ve"'g his tpa.karituel , [ eons 1, at n s o accompanied Aim to the bolpital. in hh wny tumultuous crowirs which assembled every Seeds ] . • OW" , he woe eii 4 h a petted '°ll 0 1 00 a cif Pr*, " iatim i a ll t So had as yew think fbr.-vou hurt nee, --Zeta -We have heard • from good authority, that the., and N... 17, Norfolk -street; Udon-street." — Viar.--- " - __ 7 : biases, of the (*pis of the. French alley in. the city r t w .... ortley. Ilse eater. sad Trerby, the night-eonitaide r wear of lteuent were illuminated on Box A . ,tort ' s Birth. to-the i" . etra 1 " : ,,,„i m iap, ;:: ,,,,, re 1 1 "ce, igod bi lt h 7 d reftsft ."‘ clay, sod they held a public diluter, as a mode of ce. ' deed, and isAviog proverred ti - shutter, they placed :he lied! lebtating the event. . „... i oris it , . iota eitiaveNc4 It to lbe Rising thus public-bane, ill . . • Advloes were yesterday-received from Pensacola • i r u pnr iii st i:o ee i t t . Kent- o r ite mt r she dreseet at the Hospital, • , to the 12th July. The rantrier irhiai was some time that the Primmer erns brought• to the Hospitainn wound hr since so generally circulaled,:4o (hi arrival of a Bri. his "'DI"' which use " 1 """ a he wed tip at th e °a l a i " neer * and mane as he could judge, there was ao danger Whatever 's . lish force there, is wholly unfoentled. , • he apprehended, ns reverted the Prisoner's life, from It. 111111 .7110 total insurance made on the premises and 1 nit Atop Wing eawroborated by that of other professional GOA' thimea, the, Prisoner . Sins brought before Mr. Binge, and ass: - Ilieek lately consumed at Bankilde, .tai between 30 avid. 60,0001. Irtwo property . anti:4lw is above ft= a* et :ne osiontion t tress the Mice he *as takers 61 s but bud ast beee long User, when be lei , deftly expired. .• • . . . I Tbettiatortennte *tetra was, It appeared a willrila seas has an...rartaasS ol 7, 'aid ewes h ! tillitt bias a wife sad tie, infat:t thildAto horn ot..tseesers; the 'W M. :Fir • Ile was it Jar*" 0 014 CarOatte by trade, and ere. mowed wish tie saw* t sawas, abs host thus talkers .rli, whole tilos tie 66 s rvbeit u laiktrad e. twies by WM POW art•.: ; have signet tsealoeud la Plailimots• i + . l ympt he ow !bad At ,prontotion of hee 0 0,110 a/luelttiCagi 061110 t o s4 be sappoont IMP* l a pre ,; • 011.11(11NicoOacy : dilater. '' . _ .•:- • • ~.);4 . a Mil .•• -• ' 1- - -3 • - SutTlitim.o schttxt.T.-sate. L . , •Tv slab the OM per stare-at glib. - at time NO •• . Si. 'CU 14+ Gs. 01. f - .Head of Pattie ebb day : A i mis t ; Uff o t. : , t t : 9 8............. ...... _SI 2 - 1 we Patici:Lot (0. so ii. wa: . i rtfe5 .. ........" .. ft ::: li b Lime •,...1.011L ., lab. 1:e. Pies •4• NI .... .11 .Ma • • • • .4. e. • At '. • S - • , . „ . . • • . . . . - 4 *.. . . . .... ~ • • • .... * ' • • • .. . . . • . ...._. '-'. . w' . - • - • .. li 1 E S'I'ATESMAN . . _ .... ..... ...... ___ .... ‘ ....... _ ._.. _ . _............•,----- • _____. _ _._ . .__ _ . ...- ~ . .. • • PUPAL INTER.I4IGRNCE. •• ; i the a do o f : th e l! l oe te t o rm ei property, w ith"( re- side ,rlained, of • rest ' question,.. the acesi %. nt 44 •• • - .i.all • • • t . .1 114 . , t o .. t o . • vtilicitis , • le, ~i al l,„ i , .. establishediv i t ': ~,,. serre, Immo • • . . . " . 6 . .- St, ...err. 2. • , -‘Snited the Joao frigate, Copt. In e pt * . want ). • •,,nor ~' .. '', t kjimett "i W , .. . heeds . ' ''' . V 041 0 1*" * ",.- '4,e - liilkr • Hei - 4 .0114.. . 13 ',-&O W . trA.... o P°n't ", 4114 _ ;•;, .';''' . A -,.. . —. . n° - . . i. ht. .; . tlllst I 4ihkilog .'S ' A ' .____ l - ' ' . ' Pr • el . ' 4 11 e. 4 s'rgot*..aigirt . -. •Po ItTOIOIPTIT, te r " . l.--alrietl3 snit of the ho o k a i nte j The Gill List hoe been end by Ilse Chamber of P°Oli° it, has Sll°en 1,840.°At o f "Mierikift: to:* and ervonvoy of his Mojesty's ship Lebiothi l o, melord !W ed " , p oma d es _ ot ts o cco a ma_, N u k e : .44, 4 k L iAl ogt ieuen:mtilgittegeil• Ivey of,tlijjeN. ifo r ttakii;?talaitY 11 . 7.11- *Abe Umber Bank and Stoker Boy t she, ow sh i m 01 4 . .. 0:kelt: I li; to the opinbiiio we see *nodal to. - • In enable them to proreed I. Itorikiear•-•-viiailt pod ia r °l:6° .thipl oo d l7l . 4°B4 .. , 611 . i r 41 , 14 ,•..i t ., t .:... ',/.)'l'..' '. :... ".' R I - the'" - " l teg - , e ni e d e ''' ' .' - t or t eklty 4 ~tisii ad;ocetea of his Mojesty'l, sbil) Rosario. ', 1 • 7-----... r- ' .•-. . - ....... .... i.-,.44..,40 . 0:*;:-. he Corn Lairii are silefidelir '•otiteOeirtiki•S and .". . - • •••••••• "I• -Itysion"n, -sorare. i.-Arrived . the Cutlass - was of i' The French rhpeit WbidAlkil 0 06011$ 0 lit I. lll i intended to.' side the 'reel' &ears' of the present state qiiiiiii, supplies MP iiiiiiiie erailtle•theliteliiii. of Wove !lite* lt. roglinfoit t !lift entail, • itill ietryaaad AlTie frigates , and die F ly !loop of w er di i i e * . 1 • ration in the Chaves/N.-Jet` Ordes . oribirie s lijeer '.4;..ter !le t u ses - ot ihei l kingei. 'lf t airthint - lib. l'IlltOt•-• , •'• • , . •, • • * ''' e,• 7 , , • .- 1 ii-- ~..•• . ~.. ••• . .- . the ledges, The prelie,rl of reUde. t riZ i r o leat ilit ka- it cleat understanding - of. this iiquet.is Itteertptd t,? - r4nooO;;;, * gna..st.Liai' wee theitilftesim '.' '''''. . mii"ra.bio.for life, aniL , Oonsequentlr :1 . . Its. iiireittieliilied, „it should Piet . he' rendered more coos- o Atott e i roo •s onntro ,, .' - ~ ' . their judicial capacity, has' been adoesril4. '''. 4 i tiiiiii'llien it is in itself, by blending . with the cond. ._ . • • ... -........ _ ~ - . . , - ~ ' . • I 'Pa ere, Aile.. 3o .—The King took an 1014 tee- 'iteration of it topics but remotely affected by its ope- : Ka awtcn.llt rr. 1.•,-hrrived the Lard Nelsen Wa g ig ii! - i 1 • . i- , . - - 4 - upon the Boulevards. • . '' - estisit. It is scarcely necessary for . us to • add here a stailemi Passage's, (rem lgolioad. I' Ou the day of the feast, th e Eli* 39014 fries ine remarks on the we in width the *rim:items if Y. : ------.- -:--"- - 4"---• • ,the coneertgeoin'into the bilitrotitif,'#ll2 , this - cOentty Iffis been initialled 1-104.. ire• cannot help • •, • pri , INTELLIGENCE . 1 • t hy . the twenty-fire I4djes. epppinted „, ... .is *Ong tied it,essist be clear io every capacity, AM .,.i ~ . • ........... -.. .. I,of the table. The Monercb felt hie '''' ' bid la Oseitigh_pricekof grain and every ships else, hale - .jesoi.vitert aprkione, camp, at ic l i , ; i tests of joy; be stoppe4 and ylel4l4l.4. : Muillued 0,111111 oceasioned by the eicendie increase of the, rent 41( 11111141 Arrest or ritaix Oelitte slaty iVeitsiesog ttions, saluted the Baroness de pinbreltit4Milib. l. lll. , of bind-and* eirtelatipitesation, :that legihlifire `Tiiiiiiiisiiii had been - brouglitiliiiireireierdrir .'ileisaing the. other ' Littliiii:', 44 ': : .Vpiiii "; •," 1;1404 ;et Mili:firiceeirlilipirttionird aeleolve, and and hie,diehiirga . .ooposel,. ,- , • -, ' • - 4,- , 1 .,• ti ••. • 3 • t f.- fat ll' try ' ~ ..11` • f . ..A . • . •-. :' taeottee aa. w , hee . rani ..., liwait ta e slaw . 11 41 , 04 pf °duo ci a o 0 c ; It the n eppeared, that on his rtiperoteti nit h* . tar', 7* • i v • -, -47-4 1 1 , rep,t- ~_.,. . -r ..vr,N-G14:11Y1- -ii - - - - • -, • - • •• • .'' • _,,' i self to be e ' man 'of treat forum', he • so fee; ,w - -, eabiting yon,eli ‘ " •, .y.-. 4,„ . .`,. ....i ~ 4 , ~ i - thelebeeeit - elater,tdo• ' Yk. 'Oloil `take a n' of cl posed upon ;the credulity of a Geo-Wm* ot - -- i, .4. bids is mentioeed, onto setptistat : .teeeni• otilinniVehilti etoterning agide.aribis eilijecti • • i name of Hawkins, as to get his daughter in inerriagrg dent of Henry IV.; and. which. ' . •'-'• - to the history.of thit.ritirm, hat:it liar . t .,,,,. ~_ .A, ...w e i eet e - 4 6y coming ' i n i c ih r - i d. f o ra r i mit i on • which , sone !lute tan, contracted a_ili f ibt:i i f 2101. witk MK % retenk• 'T.hti otti trelk , t _le . iw‘ini:, 7 7f,..:1 I ,Wiii with. great 41ifficelty .ohtehs **edit, conatkterinit wand Se' er . s sters.:_t , e . ro . i ,erent same a l b i l!!! l 4Ts ti t s at t I li E-s i t ta re d it t;ar t" is ! ei e l s irtf 6r his 1 WI .the feast, if the liiiiiyieiod*rerishae . .. ... •Wes . Boespertes coed! .Heins" -, . • .• . *yob, aud....the- powirefel : sweet.. recce employed too •.: .".Tell the Iteekirsiitiv:Ahae wheo.fliilloolliler: Tome* e i ll,.4loreek; y front his father-on-kw, and others, amiw -, , :itlaiai a that the " srlitutierr o the representation of - his being a man of coo ' ' '' git , teoarie , mamma frieate are at sea. The . fortune, and particularly that he had passed Mk & -.. home, I neve r trouble asyshitubout tnytiMitiliii4d& f . '" d4 .• ; . ••-• -.-, ...• -.- • - • drawn upon Messrs. Courts , though be never hat- " - •-i Leuierliaii,l4, convoying inn Amami' fleet s . rii i i that I only wish -to' ktiet aetn6thip , .• •. lii , _, • • bleb had ~::.. boarded l• GA....* _a9Y ProP!r.fY at that howl , - - --i :- -''' • tlcaillOrett a !Wei O'• -•- P'" 'Al r" 7 ", , Mr.-Patties Spasm (the Barrister), ou the ;XV if i Bonaparte had 040 0.4.1, 1 , 1 4 1 . 1 t )l ti . c 1314 ._ ii ' s- •'' '.., • . ' the dfiy..befere• -•- " • 1-1 •'.:).-, ' • ,„ s s . i __ those who opined his discharge, referred team elj• , joviens, bet als of***** YendA .• . - - .. - .t - lbeismei.house end. tensility! or* mem° of . ot-ow proceedings on, the former day dial Mh ,into the, city 1.144104-ap .birees„ lbo kiii 4t, widish WosiKelvi to be sold in 0 . 0 . obtr.i . :°•• eireuellitutite, 'o'llatilon was brought up. ' He dwelt principalttea ' was entreated: te'a • favourite, -who afteevierter.ltoelk 'wfildt. strongly favours . the r-ei 3 E 41 .4 t,het hei i ll ° Y" the fraud, in Meting, that he had property hi Coulter than oa t s an d w i res taho t i vb i s 1* o pe eis mithi s ! Highness's absence Eft" this gOrt.7 :jiff lik ely t o 1 -b on . w ii a i 4 . 4 1 1 ad no property 09 t he f ace fi l ial , ~.. . master: ~ • ....1 Ili • . - g - i - --- ;; ; I* 'vibe a shorktiste: .. :„.„4. . "- 7,: , - 3 - . . ~• • . ' ' • Tha followb , g . 1 . 400 ,c. m0 r we y.„,,,,-,,,,,i 1106;T . .• , It Ovoid tie arrival of the .British Phihi .. o l ll 4 i. • Mr. tanton pleaded his owe catnip, again Mr. I ,nnits•-;- , tt lilithiatwAla,, .' -liMoipieflhaiNUALl tap Cheat loathe -ideked fee-- .. - ~, - • Prtartialliieltk. and Mr. Polleck, who 'plumaged as - • • - 77• 1 !, - -a ~ • ..,,. Sir Veicaleit'iVoos, Adairii • Kall.spt, ea li. eninigeglestAst Against him, on a certain clause is the,' ;areal Ili 04.:- . itlitillke 40elittio , woo . 04 IIIZIO114 . •;•11`0,Sices; Esq. Wlro i vent . • fa' Antwerp . tit. settle the l' Statele, 'of Which the Prisoner complained as a harti••'•. but'it-fraigenorialyvaited tote lee tat ilk% . .Weal distribution, of the Boot in theSoiialat, hissi returned] ship; but was told iii the worthy Conitissiever„Mr.- 4fieweiwri from the intercepted dispatches of ilikfet 'tetown, •hatitig eatzeted that commission. ,•' -, Sergeant PALwEa, th at Itis• CW1104106 on the. Slit • tirOet•heri and which hare just bees; pnblbhedr4t ig ,The SteiftriOs packet is irtrired with a Malt from ; other points,' that he could eothear him upon theft, ' - 'bete • tinted to 7.01,000.‘ 1. : •• ••• ' • . 4 "leet ii ks whi"ce she oiled oak . the 'lBth of • 441yer- - ore tenia; without a petition presented in . doefligm.- -• • - --' - . 1114:tters trill. be .deliv.ered.tolday. -.... ~ , • •of law. • ... .. . • s" s • • lotaterichn brig of **elk Jebel Aktie l aillita ' The Prisoner then submitted the 7'40 of I. %' . Theireteeigiv Patois still teens seteVitpruialitine , :0. ..... , ~.,• „.. 64. . - • ~.I. rite tub nit , • ', ,-. i' -- 4 •''' ''' soil ' ''s • - w ife • did ... •,,.....,,..: l i e 41i thiTeittioeital allplments abair art. made ' ' • . - '-' _•- -, tient, argued i!it.a 'I ' -.- • • - -•-- ` * -7 1 ' ordera - . ,- . . lifi,leuefrottlelltllFT - gtok - disci:4)llQU of money.;giods,ser merchandlatiereilited ~! 4 Tbs fate..of Simony, we are told, ir decided. By r a s kiO4 : : . — 111 1 4,14 iiiiieluoir Netwey. • , - • tinder false pretences, which were the acts • described letters - from Berlin we are infoemeil l . that this Xi/ I. BY'theSsiYfatre 'pecketitrom Janivica,i we lento in the Statutes, contending that the charge preferred •of that country signed the act et his. abdklithin o ; th fetinsiitig Pirtitolars:-She s left Port Roy a l - 'OO apinst.hitn,ottikrirroottAs ot baritig ohteieed iniiii . the 23d ult. Sazonyis to be dieldielieftetied. Pint; 'the„ ll *t d'fflllop The 'Beet ender coaroy of his I gems „of money, a,t sundry Alines; fry* Mr.,Coutis's :i.! 'il sin; Mimic, and the 6140(4.1p._ ~,, , ~. , 1... alia l i ti ll I t w t*risigtvirr that tincitoreeal banitt in 6onsideration of a certain AnarslateLes 111 10 n. the 10th 40 e his• Majesty's.shipl meld,'' under :which 'the "Prisimei 'booed- . King 0e the. etiontrY, it ill et Ast .• `. : ' lor%: ;341/04104 _Dinnintle:.liiihibeilegiiipa bowled to Port tto pay a sum of WOO. by turtaioteoto,- to the • " ' 4w: :•• * , _- '-' five to.. 114.* of the teentetiolkor ' .4 '' '' . 4n e ystett Ilk the Waitint.--luly: n t off Cube, lof Lady, in' certain events, la -considerstiod '.. - 5 . .• ' • ..1 rars. - ind Ravenna. .1.1 Lombardy and • • . 'soothe Amer i can Carte Analostan, Lieutenant- t h e nte i r i er .. • ' abundance of dlseententeeenit atilt tit- prilitits , - :: :- 'George &filth, out 12 days from the.Havanneh, hay- Air. *spent P.v.wea gated v ihat Ile 'bpd OR . 1 , 1 1 '''' Officers of the Italian sfifly are l'ery weisilftng to - k lri t l vi n Z ept ar; l l : 2 6 . o 66 B ei pa thlh- r . teseeeft e taken '. on board heiiiitted 14 iiireiilog the .- Pciseaferle 4 liberated brie , ispefeter and Dioninrirtn, the ' the Act vit Parliament,:ortistimatte,jhe case 'IQ 10 4 W • e transfer their fealty and services te kettielei ! • atsti the ',..., ... i • :_ ji Volitani Of glee sai*SW was left ; 4 1 Atiiiices lillara trot was solel y awing go deference to Counvelloes ninnies. '.s i Swiss are 'eery routes, en d' hostilely ,dispo i erit ' s _to ye Otliter of-diesame rank to •trachanigi, ,, "` ' o n the fattleteent; and ad:thAt ,ground weuld.poet. . "t at Abe idea of the separation. ref smile of Oprir Inet.Lieltretut et..iheillpeirier iwkw 'let at Gael* pone the liberation fee, e reigireight..•-•ledgment was ,: , d ' Cantons. The interposition-- a the Ministers "Wt. r r ii i !i y earsi bad heitliespotated,* but. he Ira* kir: p 9s tpo l i e 4, : . , . i ', • • • , . . . 2 the Allied Powers bas-becesse.eatessary-to teltilielli ot recovery. -. The 6 K 4 ed 4,t`Ate" l "4 7 , • *l - 1- - .. • ..` .;c1,..- i._ r %. 1' to be quiet,' and thsteheilo'net 'yet know islek tr tty ars4ard dm carifi.—A . igegi 4, ii•k., _....iki . t : wows . .. .. ... . .. motta a AND.. svemz • .1 . lifomiatte sod Primrose, eat use y* 1 / . 4fileiiiiised upon Viet ijkadtantega.. "Ikajante . tilisi, . --- - 1 • Ad i _..k tiJ 1- It i t h "0111".'. . , • ' ' . .. nog, on a ere se. m raw wool* lot It .- ! 11 ' lea ..Cmentsilaiie sit thug et ,IlKeeintw,, end labouring le i i iiifi li v i e j oe , 4 4. transo m s , f loss a lisr d easic ,; Arg i ve . tii. Oa ilmia± dat - .. a OAP 1:11 . 110 f i rph a r c tr o tra s eg eion bars: 4 'l 41111 i.• 4,ll.4l•COMikUliell 11111411:P•Ifie s but by lateral et aerate& on the Seda of Jell. Sir Aielandie - h o ,,j og nee nr j elei t teemeete , Aelee d Y j ne w iteei „ en w e d ae low Ai •. - .. - . • . • . . -1 _I--- -......•-..-..-_ , l ......5..-....- ..... .- ...II c.... its 1.••••••1..6.• ..mat In tan* imagism. Lathe 'trim-road: • . . _ une the cause,iod the edict will cease, , 180 twub . •, . . 'bleb must present itself to every oaf; . A misunderstandin g , it -is said, has sande occurred in a Aniting4l4lo4l.regimett of ..kiweaa Us it has so long boas provented from foundation oillikit was laid 'Ma Spain . The produce filia l that we almost despair at' i i r th e ° Ake r % A Rtpt the oleepthm of twoi bats y effectOn Ai ifilsidh of thorn who !seer II Bound Keeidooi' against Alm 'etipilitad .peemed ee to ',oleo ThCopt i ptp . W e 6 0 .4 their esperlselber 14 Wi sauliViwhist it In a . , ~ at length our astOmenti ea this'ogis unibu ri LtYl 11 10, 1 ,L*ItOr itreellitittlin ileteri I !Nom, and we this day giva an ' . Sa l eststik ' rlhiriNic.oo2o, Director(' : 11 4 1 h e l l !. , oonsalelng the opinions of a , , &St ii;diagilooss, whs. 'Joao kpaostas I practical experlemee, a 181111110149;: i daos i was swore lota is oissoisoll 4 tptifie I Cidlog with the slow We bits , isi ' !winnows . • .. . ~.. . 0 I . • • I I' • 1 • 1