The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-03 00:00:00

EPP -- IVAVe3A • • C )/Lit.A. • • • t_ e ,. d " - r — T; • • 1 WU 4 ' 1 .i 1 i It) )ve 7. is: c. 4 0:,487_7',,,, I. is ill F.: COMMISSIONERS- for .AFFAIRS of J. TAXER; Wetly Ors Notice, in purssimee of diteetions to that rffestleassithe Lords Doormissieneravf his Majesty's Nri Autry, OM Out /Permed:Charges made on the tateGroprarl ;survey to the inhabited Rouse Duty, on .the ground of the Muses baying beep sodervalued in the Assessment of the pri .ent year. ending thelitit of Ai ril. MS, will hit suspended until ft Mier notice. It.srill therefore be unnecessary for the 1 forties upon *home increased chirge!' hate been made, upon ele't ground to'lltend lie Cominissioners on .lie days fixed for trine appeals against such ituirea set!' chews. These directions do not effect any increased charges which osy hove beoin.reade to the Window Ditty, or any charges to the inhabited House Duly an (louses not heretofore charged to . TitX.-By order of the Board, (Signed) EDWARD BATES, Secretary. • office for Tales. Somerset House, • London, Pet. 31,18123. • 0.%N contracted for his 7 .114 , §ty the King of • PIUTS,SIA, 6 . 1_10, Di. W. Rothschjjd,. tq .London, in, 19st- - /tbn 6 W " rs - b w r ofi i ifivvn, lll o. in: conformity with the tireeral Sand signed by his Majesty the King of Prussia, at' thr9olh June, 1522, wherein reference is made to the' Centred of the ehosementioned Loan, dated 1511 May, 1922, spew:ding tp which a sinking fund was; presided, whereof the seees4 Half yearly Redemption fell due the Ist instant. his Escaltricy Baron Weigher, Envoy EsynorOinary and Minis ter Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Prussia to his Britapeic Majesty, jointly with .rlr. N. M. Rothschild, in the presenie of Mr. Orriss, Notary Public. have, on the Ist Inst. cANCELLEEI wad 'DEPOSITED in the. Bank of England, aeccirdieg to the two 'prescribed, the following rimount-L-siz. 17,,bUULie Specie! B'.rds of the said Loan; as speeiGed below, hriug the sec.ed hallo( the sum fixed for the redemption of ' Bonds, in the first year—viz. one per cent. per annum on the paid Loan, and also the amount of 6001. In said Bonds (es in cluded, 1‘ the. specification below), being purchased from the inierest of 17..50111redeemed on the Ist ofJuly lest. NuMbers of Special Bonds cancelled. i,etter Nos. A FS int; 2of .e 1000 Z21;00 . _ B 37 75 194 , 291 57$ • 575 j 8 600 4080 576 577 C 266 203 206 • 380 463 745 6 250 1600 1) 250 279 279 290 262 293 347 472 478 474 475 476 477 609 574 .575 383 6,4) • 308 697 698 590 1098 1009, 1,100 1101 UN 1103 1104 1105 11116 1107 1684 1059 17111 11116 • 17.'1 2200 2842 2543 2932 3032 31•70 N 137 3138 3139 3161 3102 3103 3161 3105 3154 3197 3199 105 100 10500 5:x•31 3221 3293 322 4 3125 3220 3217 *228 3220 3231 3232 3133 . 3231. 3235 3230 3237 32 .9 3239 3268 3507 3590 3581 4701 4735 4711 4742 4744 471.5 4748 4747 4730 3009 010.5 611)7 0125 0431 6133 6438 6480.•;6441 6407 630 0301 ' 6302 6603 f. 1691, 0342 6338 8309 6672 t.57A • • 44 4/ 4 Bond st;1 " .flBOOO -, - • • DOAs d j ani r s"tcror.---If R Thy house, and(hrtla cup of I. fe, That honey-drop) thy pleaiing wife. • QOCRATh:S, by big Discourse on Marriage, co, en K 7 raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married min le* to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded; and "The Spectator" bas affirmed, that the swat " wifels the most agreeable anddelichtful name in nature. The sacred institntlon, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piness on earth, but disposing the soul Itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obli gation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may base entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable, many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress bine with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth ton frequently com promise the natural dignity Into a state of inanition, from alience the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering bepe—energy—muscular strength—felicity : nor. will our I.!‘nuccis appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the a eitiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy sires of married life are sometimes disturbed the suspeWsion of those blessings which concentrate the septial wreath—it the female habit is often constitutionally s„',--pct It c an e strengthened, and deficient energy F ro, ed into functional power. In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cafe speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empiric from the position so presumptu eti.tv token op, we des inte from general principles with less Itesitritlon; and confident in our own honourable ima ged). as Members of the College of Surgeons, we referthe suffering community of either Sex (especially those enter into matrimonial life) at once to our houses, where daily attendance is given for personal Consultation ;• and letters from the country are Immediately answered; these mu .t contain a remittance for At:vice and Medicine. which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS•atid Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, • No. 11 , Bouverie-street, Fleet-street; London. lust Puh'ished (Sixteenth Edition), I. Tax :En is OP I.tEE, a familiar Conimenutary on .the above piseases.-2d. 11% 16;k34.N4. addressed eXelLlSitfriV to the Female Sex.--May Ire had at to, Paternoster-row ; 69. Pall Mall; Iti, Princes s:-trett. soh() 174. Fleet -str ee t. L on d on: P or t er , 7t, Graft on rert. Dublin; Joiles 117 Trongate, Glasgow; and of all Pemssellera. pric. Y Alnienty's H.t y al Letters Pitent.—LEAKIVS -113 Salntaria. One-rrnall Pill is a Dole; and tiettiking.of •one bor. in a recttns case, will soon convince ;:;! Patient of the certai n ty o f hi s spee d y recovery. No ' .4 can , be better contrived, More safe, or more convenient tale this remedy, for such as are obliged to go journies or totes, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet : and Otilyears experience (in an eitinaive practice) has proved tOst it will effect a Cure, when all other methods avail no. I; •intr• For the Setrrvy and other chronical disorders, this Xecieine has not its parallel. Upwards of 49,000 persons, of both sexes, have been radically cured Within the lasr richt }ears. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TAY' toe end SON, Surgeons,• at their house, No. it New B•idge s'7.:o, in boxes , of only 2s. M. each, duty included. They are a:so ssJd by their anpointment, with minions directions, ilepbusn s Toy shop, 1(13. Oxford-strftt ; Mi. DI-- '7,. net:. ly opposite the Mono at ; et Mr. Baxter's, Edinburgh; Mr. Newb,rry's, Dub -1..).; 3rd by one person i n every c o n s iderab l e Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice groats to persons taking the La , ve, or other of the Proprietor's niedleines: See the N 01114661 list. by the Royal College of Lontinn. blf. EXIA 're-p..6413y rails Ifs, atiiatlon . of thosp. afflicted, to las pecn!iter ain't &espial metbed, dt' !..re, 'to although -la. 'wilt not preatt•ne to pledge infolllbllil 1 1 Y 1 ery 14 f - seripthin of Ogee, yet as fir as hasnec sid,p.ssl l'Y medical and surgical expertea4 can be, app led Ali AtiNes a speedy ithd permanent r.:storAtind.—l)r. M. q4llltt 11 daily at No. Pk Wan-Never; toll°. and Litiffad .1 r.l -, s:amferti-street, II kelt Mere tin•l Waiiittiii-r.4os,' b '' l 7t , ll tit both sexes. - Country letters, (poor p 11 24 ] `:+'- a f er ,. m ee t res p ec t s Üb e attent i on b *OVA of' 1, '. - -Upper (;round street.sur re y s id e o f Sl ac kf r i ass Br ld t directly to I, Ilatdeld street 11 - 0% e( In t ile MOS& ,din eel , sett etpr 01,4.4 less ht % i' , l) ffrri Ili i n , in I,e attend th from let corny Soma lon int itts to I tet:, 20 11%61, j a y Ire Ita 'pa atter a la *fro, het, 0,4 Aar ill ing itto %et% tl tb 't• tato Ito tel that an rising, Joe Menit of Lo 4 years aid tor e pt i ar e 8 I 5 at xi, beau bent I' la Bei ' tat imo i. 7.1 it 50 S t.hi Otto 1 1 die* e 1 honi !, t .t 144, 7)ON % I RS ..i;YA UAit Y 8; 182:t 1 11HE LONDON. AND WESTMINSTM W (NE AND SPIRIT COMPANY are now clearing 'Comfit* Dtiebai tlne PW11 . 11% SPARKLING CRA MPA LINE at the low pies of V. lis. per doyen; they have a pared at four guineas ontflont though bright and efferee.rent. •Is yet destitute of that peculiar FILLO 3 ANCE Alit) ,Sony. and *bat in termed loaqty, so congenial to time mitt aol Idelight of the Ponnoirseur. They are also in tiolesaion of conic rxtraord I firer PIRST:GHtmiWTH CHAMPAGNE, parrot 'which ',seine tn•ett in !. tr e duced at the tables of pee Lima Taunt 'Hit. can now he offered ht the t eery morletite mice of FIVE - GUINEAS. • EXCELLENT Cl.Altv'r ST. J ULIEN Wif LA ROSE, nt-Ooa, or In pints at Me, Li Fitt* suit Maid reati Iron iour to tire guineas per dozen. PORT OF THE VI NTAG It of Istim). at Ilo'.. per pipe, or In quarter caelts : amm4 wiliTE WINRS.V Bit de , m•ail.tion. , . in the wood. on the ulost teasuaable terms ; or iu doaeue v at the I f0i1.%) ing moderate prices : . - CHAMPAGNE OF MOST.DELICIOUS QUALITY. AMITEL . WOLLASTON, Wine Merchant, 129, I 1:731. Regent-street; itteiir Vigipline, his just recqlved 17 Cages of the ' above superior WENS, which in point of flavour and brilliancy of appear ! Ince, be warrants to be unequalled, at the low price of 41. Is. per dozen' tine OLD PORTS, b4s. per dnzen ; superior fine tiavoured. 40s. per dozen 'excellent brown SHERRY. 36e. per do tell ; sere fine pale ditto, matehlevs '4os. perdozon; - Wlitir INDIA 31ADRI KA, aSi. per dozen; TENERI FF :WA. per dozen; noN lA. 42i. per dozen; RIX ELLAS. 425. per dozen. !MOUNTAIN and . L1.504N. es. per dozen; fine bleb lavoured Clot- InETs. 641 v. per dozen,' SAUTERNE ISA RVIAC. 725. per dozen; CAPE MA DEI/tx.'l74• pet doten t Ditto [the finest imported], 20s. per doz. The very superior quality of the elope Wines ; and the very low price at. which they are offered, roust C.:MODER the Public thee are for READY DONEY . O , II.Y. Delivered free of expense within nee miles of Town. Cktuistry orders punc tually attended to -All Letters moist be post paid. THE OLD ESTARLISHF:O FLOOR CLOTH AND CAR PET WAREHOUSE, I Is, Love Actin. . 11 . II E - Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respect fully invited to inspect T. WEAVER'S extensive Stock of well seasoned FLOOR CLOTHS, which he flatters himself will be found cheaper and tietter, than any article of the kind yet offered to Their ottention ; as alSo a great variety of BRUS SELS. VENETIAN,. and KIDDERMINSTER CARPET ING, which for elegance of pattern, richness and depth of co lour, cannot be equalled In the mßropolli. Hearth Rugs. and every description of Druggets, lie-continues to Offer at a• great reduction in price. T. W:beirs leave to return hli sincere thanks for the distin guished patronage he has so long enjoyed,' find trusts that the superiority of his articles, and reasonable charges, will•ensnre hint their future favours. . . . II earth Rugs provided to match any particular pattern, at a few tiottra notice. . •-. .• . 7 -. • VERY FAST TRAVELLING • DOTER. DEAL. RAMAGATE, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY, t Four Inside Conches. end keep good thne,.by LI, A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, lINOW.DIEL, LONDON.. • " T HE following LIGHT POST COACHES, Moils, &e. set Out from the above lan The ". RoyalTelegrapts," Darer, Deal, Rathsgede, Margate, Broad Stairs. Canterbury, Fevershans, and Sandwich new superior Jail Coach, erery morning at a i past 7 o'clock. —ln consequence of the decided preference Oren to the Te legraph ('ouch, the Proprietors are determined no expense shall be spared to rimier it the 'first conveyance on the Kent Road. The " Tally Ito," liirmiugharn very fast Day Coach, Morn ing at I before 7 o'clock, through Redburn, Market Street, Dunstable, itrickhill. Fenny Straiten!, Stoney Stratford; Tow cester, Weedon., Daventry, Dunchnrch, Coventry, and Stone Rridge, to the Castle Hotel, and 'St . : aeorge's Tavern; High Street, Birmingham. to Shitaall,. Wellington, - 13riditittbrth, Shelton, Shrewsbury, Salop, Oswestry, .Nantwich. Realtor. Tarporley, Chester and Holyhead. Driven through with 2 Coachmen only. In consequence of the decided preference given to the Tally Ho Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shall be spend to render it the first conveyance on - the Birmingham Road The " Sovereign," New light test Coach to Falmouth, Ply mouth, Exeter, Truro, Botnia, Peuryn, Ashburton, Totuass, Dartmouth, Weymouth. Dorchester, and Salisbury-every Morning at 7 ; through iioniton - ' Axsninster,Bridport, Bland ford, Stockbridge. Sutton, Ba singstoke, Hartford Bridge, Blarkwater and Bagshot. The only Day Coach to Weymouth, (driren through and two coachmen only,) -through Bagdad, Blaektrater, Basingstoke. Overton, WhitchurcA„4ndorer. iroodyeats, C'et sit m ore, Salisbury, Blaiidford 4- Dorchester, at a guar past t o'clock in the morning. Packets from Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, St. .11aloes. lee. erery Wednesday and saturday•qfternoon at 2 o.cluek. Bromplon, Chatham, Rochester, Groresend„ Stroud, Stainybourne, Itainhant er ()syringe, Morning, quarter past 7.. The' " Union," Southampton, Lytningtion, Lyndhurst llynchester, Basingstoke, Itartford-bridge, Black-wester, and Bayshot new four .inside Coach, erery morning at S o'clock ; arrives at the Coach and Ilorsei, and Vine Ma, Southampton, by Fire o'clock. Thii Es a most delightfnl conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey. Guernsey. SI. Melon, Barre de Grace ; Chcrburg, Av.—The Proprietor. of the abate Couch hope to receive a continssamoe of that support which has hitherto been e.ryerienced since the eons numeement of the " Union." New Light Day Coach to Dorchester fa 14 hours only, through Dayshot, Blackwater, Basingstoke. Overton, Whit church, Andover, Salisbury, Woodyeats, Cashmore and Illeendford. at a }past 5 and 7 o'clock in the nsorning. Bath and Bristol Post Coaches, through Chippenham, Caine, Marlborough, Ilungerford, Newbury and Reading, ,every Afternoon at One ; arrire at the Greyhound Wt. Bath, the London 7'arern, Thomas Street, - and Swan, Bristol, early next morning. Coaches. to Wells, Bridgerater,Tannton, and Plostillds at reduced , Fares. . ;The " Umpire." a new Liverpool tight Coach. only One Night on the Road. carrying Four Inside, sets out Daily of One ; arrives at Liverpool next .4ilernooli at 5, awe'. Woburn, Lathbury, Northampton, Welford,-Luttertenitl4 Ifinekley, Alherslone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Kingie ford. Warrington and Prescot. Shrewsbury, Wellington und Shif Pait nal Light Caaftalis : erery Morning and Afternoon. Guarded. Barnstp file , S'Oullanotton. and Creditors New ' IA A& AO (bad ;Le-very .ifonday, Wednesday, and Friday,ustunings, o'Clock. • The ' DoCkinghinn,•" Light 'Port . Coach. *sets every Aft.fravon at• Two; . and passes Baldock:. Blggletwo.le . Raton; Buckden, Wansjard, Stain,. ford, (ireethays. .;Grantiians. Newark. Tu.rford, Markham, moor, Itetfoard i lipetry, Dancastee; and, Ferry-bridge, &4 rtrig . at the G01dep.,14w44. Leeds.: next Alternoog, 01 $ ss'rtock, in time for .the...braeliqed. llisd fg,r. &kept** and leidelcrcfield. 44qelees... at ;fir* Farcs..—Driven through with four coatkntfn yqyc and Packkyee, per -lb.—Noterithstanding - expenlitiqn Cone/r: It is attuned ta* be' the moot g greeedde rind complete public conveyance on the •Aortls Road, blitsg usequalledby any other. , s!- •.• ilarrfOrSia.if Said 044 0 10 : New. Lipit-Paitt Coaches testy ,dlrertsoon, at 2,s% in thl.Morsting.. 1:..q •L • tßepletre, tiatAut,:green4 441414. ).I)Nilyskit TAGI•ahUt, Saptsbsivi, ugt. jipell, and all Parts bf Whiner, a 'Lira P oste `Coach Daily. EVENTsi IN SPAIN carets. lT IDW•RD BLIQUIC2II, 25Q. • 'l'he.casee fidaPpßiY afe. is the Fidel, and • SYDNHY died as the Sentoloie!, WITH SOME INTRODUCTORY REM IRIVI ON TII PRESENT Bridgcnorth, !fahal, 'Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead New Light fast Catches, creri.hlornfitg and Afternoon. The*" T511y.116." Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every. Wrath/ at a quartetbefore 7 otclock.throsgh Revburn, Du n stable; Stoney Stratford, Towcoater, Weedon t Daventry, and DonchorAfi, to Warwick and Learnlngion; '•• lYte •• express," to York, Scaritororgh, Whitby, Shield:- Sunderland, Newcastle and ktlinbciryk, a New Light rour- Reside. Post-Coach. with' 4 'Oyard throughout • eels out erery• klorningi by way pf , N gsjailt. Relford. ' Doncaster, 'Perry-bridge, Tadeaster, Darling:di s t. ,Northallerton. ,Parkage, Alm -petit, and • Dercetck,' 'anil arrives at York the Bert Morning, AT REDUCED FARES.—Driven through with a - coachmen only.—Passengers finding thentsclres Jaligurd on the- journey, may rest what lime they 'please, and:then prateed without any additiocud Are. Marlborough and Swindon Four' Inside Day Coach, Ara' Atdbonrk. Reading. I,ambourn, Parton, Lydinglop, Peavey, Woottqn Basset, •Banssbury. Ihingerford, • bao,4ll:d Manic:acad.—Driven °crony* with ow "pack itauvettig • . The Nees Re.val Palest Mail, Barna* uud Lona. Ore' . 11'nyston, Canal - Wye, iluntingdort. Peterbore, Doping, Spalding, Spilsby. *ford; Grimsby * Hall, Evening, at half past 7 o'clock, Sunday, al a quarter before 7. The "Express," a New Light Four-Inside Post Coach to Carlisle, Pruritic and Initeharen; with a Guard all the way ; passes through Appleby. 'trough, Bowes. Greta. Bridge, Richmond.CatteriCk, Boroughbridge, Ferry-bridge, Doncaster. Newark. Barelry, Grantham. Stamford, Gre c.- lhant, Stilton. Bigylescrade and ilaiduek. Sets out in the Morning, and performs the Josracy with the greatest Fa cility, AT REDUCED FA RES. Pim milers detained on the road, bg business or plea- sure, hare the peculiar advantage of their seats being se cured in tie next Coach. THE ONLY DliileCT COACII TO cAnus,LF:. The Nem Royal Patent Mail. Cambridge thro' Ware, Buntingfor.d, liuckland, k ROY Won, Keening, at half-past 7 o'eSseir, Sunday, at a quarter before 7. ' Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdate, Ration, Chorley, Ormskirk and Garslang Light Post Coaches, cm!! Morning and Afternoon. The " Royal Express." Nem Light Four-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool, in 23 Iluurs only, thro' lirarrington, Prese4, Congletoil, Lawton, Newcastle, Iludyty, Ennis ford, Stone, Stafford and Litchfield, (a:Cy one Night On the Road,) every Afternoon ; arrires at the Saracen's Ilead Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, next Evening. 7'ke advantages to Travellers who honour this coach with their preference are Jar superior to any other on this Road, at the "Royal Express" is driven thronykosel with 4 coach men only (3 less than any other coach to Lirerpool) —a :a-. sing to Passengers ton crident to require comment ; besides the additional advantage. especially to commercial inter eats, Of pet forming the journey in less time than any other roach ; mod, notwithstanding its citeapi.ess and expedition, the Proprietors pledge thentselres that for safety and ere eoinmodation it is equalled by few and shall be surpassed by none. Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every Afternoon, to Lanend, Stoke, Shelton. floirslear, Tunstall. Lawton, Ifanly and Hoboes Chapel. This Is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, AT REDUCED PARES. Ckgsler, Newport, Wkitechurch. Torporley. N'anept wick, Northwich and Middlewich Light Coaches, erery Moralag and Afternoon: . . . kliM/e►d Unlit Post Goading aery Morning and 4ftersoon throukh Rahlock, Blagieswade, St. Neota, Sickden. Al : on bury, Stilton. an i•Wandaford. Sunderland, Stockton and Yarns Light Post Coach every Morning, to the George 1416, Sunderland, Ir ni.vueun FI fiER. Mountain's " Express, Umpire and Tally Ho," to Man chester," Winslow, Congleton, Nemcadle, ;Faisal, IVolver hamlets dr iinutsford, New Four Inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Dog. Only One Night on the Road. Sheffield and Rotherham new Four Inside Post Coacher every Morning, caned " The Express,"" and also v. The Rockingliact.' erery Afternoon, .dr REDUCED PA RIM The "Royal Express." new Birmingham Light Fast Night Coach, in lb hours, vets (utterer! afteendoit, carrying 4 inside only. passes through Warwick, „Leamiagton. Southans. Weedon. Barcntry. Stoney-Str afford. and Towcestcr, to the Saracen's Head, Butt street, • Birnitlnghans. early the next morning.—Driven through OM two coachmen only. The " Express" a New Light Post Coach to Hall, Lin coln, Nortlicare, novelle* and Ironcistcr, erery morning, at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, Ilarket Place, Heal, and also the " Rockingham" in the afternoon. at 2 o'clock. . The . Hertford, Ware, llodilesdon and Ciseshisist Coach. 7'ottenhans and Edmontow Coaches daily at eleven, half= past two. fire, and e(ght. . ?,,,* At Reduced Fares; to Leeds, York, and Doncaster: Luggage and Packages at only two-peace per lb. • S. A.- MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, &c. of mere than Five Pounds valzat, if lost, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such, end the Insurance paid for accord ingly, at; the Saracen's Dead Inn, Skinner-street, Sof vi hi'l; Loudon./ • JOURNAL OF MILITARY AND PI/Lint:AL DCRINO THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS. HT C3CNT PECCHIO. ,Circomptances baring prevented Mr.,. Blaquitre from 'paying lit second visit to the Peninsula ai be intended, foe the purpose of following up his account if the l!peniels Revolu;ioo, by a detail of occurrences subsequent to Welk lie takes occasion to translate and lay. before the public the-rented(' of Count Pecchio, as a secjitel to the letters he published last March. Tnese marks haying apparently been made whild the. ,events were fresh, are expressed in a vivid and impressive style coriCiponding to their interesting nature and. rapid, occiarrence. - The Journal commenciss on the - 30th—of Atiiust 1822, and is broken .off after the 7th of, slaiyiaat. A• a specimen of its spirit, we give the following extract, under the datttnfJune•thi i=* ' ' • " The ministry has nantri Riego ...Todd in comitatld to the army of Ballesteros,. This .appoiotment seems lib" 5, piece of irony: Hon; Can Riego ever join the Ara* (4, Kallisterus, except Ili rerigh %he lefetwit ships by sit; dr*, Factious hy.lsod. ,Ilviitkei.. ; k iamall :known there hi Dot much sympathy betwEett. lilat an 4 :that freneral,; . awl !Oat 'ir:p - i ltry fi l ruie •iriiiild• . 11,fetTV"rmtki; Wheit subject to in o:ficetwho doesatotlioni a peitiaitt of power in-the hands' of say persqn 'wrier . blim,olll4l,Prh,o,citutstaods like a visits? In Bitch an expedition, as this, .tlie prohshilities aFe,„..thxf- Itierti 'arottlit` 'Vitt' Inge hi e s honer, or uselestly 'sacrifice his liko 4 ,11 e• has. therefore reftutsok„tx.accept tile: offer , al4 he.. Pas ilonca'rli... butteitk...o-this,...kes, haa . ,ishsti:,..tbsi ihinwry to place bids pt the heail'of two thosiind men, t 4 scone Andalusia, collece ell ihiialibal . cititt4iii aittund 11154 1 3 11.1 revive the.attach mem to the -constitutioaskol country-. 1 fhis,.rviuest, sooppo rim), and •ussfuk,so•vseli Adapted tor' the iritrrprisitl i f senios 4 . 61141 eotbuslop.ol.piego. wits ► t.e: jectetlity thicniatAter li• war with trent:fon. •• ' ' ' '1 i,.slutH heocetrath t.otto tars :ow dotal* 4 hit tthc Splenfrov it.lSioto tok 41: .'s fahat alx r. ayi tits.kofibolfeafrive : to. ,isi fitspds. The 4 ptIaUVII 8 . 9 profusely hipswireo . upon hi 4sit‘ibire-tintuldeil stfieluvaAlty: 'fla tcttnifaoi!ths otiti.` 1 tfangtrit *nit lislinstet"ths•pulitatfbeirtsfiltsill the ittosifa thl!l!?,ltxtiugs - 4 14 '04. 54.4.5/5•1!r-xilusi treks; abial When tn 3anuirjr last, Kiego offered tuc A ejnt asiiened t , L him by the Gorses, to (Min a corp. of Volunteers adder LW PALGE 7d. conimand, its, was even then met nigh a 'Tim i d. Ant even a single minister, nor deputy , of his party, sec nid e * • him. It 'timid therefore appear, at after having wiailel themselves of his inifitsnce up to the 7th of July, in order to reSeh the vanimit of power, theieff-rwi!distudiab o w to extinguish the popular enthusiasm in bia4pr.mr.. alao'has an overkowing heart,iaanotafieil Lis itnpatirnce. Repose, and the fottet i futness of govern,suit •torinent him.i . Riegp aCti .. fratayetarti an 1 411 - P iil4lllArl of a geneious soul ; he Wilf not 'vital° in .!;odic an iJle spertatair of his country's tan.: firs easy to ; forelee tlipt he will fly from it one of 'these days, and, like ;natter Pesius, throw him-elf amonz the ranks of the enemy." To the Journal of Count Pecchjib ja .stint.a . tett ..the . fol lowing posttcript:— . . • "Although the satastrciple of Spain has deceived all tier ealenlatlops and hopes, all is.not therefore lost. AQer a 'oireek,4lte roe i s atlitastats,sin. p alt 110 •ag ate , iit'affisanih4 on t . aws - DA; ► which is really itulaehle Ist. The field of battle .has remained in thepower ofthe enemy. But is the grand question between nations and their sovereigns decided oa this accbuut ? ;'hough Cadiz has fallen, is it less tree that. the sovereignty rest witif all and not with one alone . "r that all bare a right' to roof .le their interests to a national representation ? that if inflrti dual liberty and security of property arc not gearatartied by inviolable institutions, the $.ll i ,1 compact is lir". and man returns to his natural stare? War is not a:ph/A-- most of lion, it is not one of those duels pracii4-d hys the harhatians of feudal times, in which the result deciile'd the justice of a cause. War destrays men bitt not Despotism h .1 triumphed in Span, but the itaipreserijitible rights of nations cursive that evanescent triumph. The despots have once more seiz the sceptre df icon, hat' up to the Jay of revolt, the nations have a right to tell diem tyrants strike, tat hear.'" 2d. Hat all Spain branded itself •aith basenise and treason, and aniungst the rest, the army of Mina ind . :Atio cAntes ? The Cortes have preserved their boiiir peached and unimpeschahle, Tire Corte( alwaya itept within the limits tilted by the tronstinitian. • thejfAlfewed themselires intrepid in the midst of . tninacei, and sils..n danger arrived, they clothed the niirtistry . .with`..idylie power necessary to save the country. Thief neither parti cipeted in, nor are they responsible fiat, the errors of the ministry. Neither were they accomplices in the colar,dire which opened the gates of Cadiz to the 7rEiy : The enemies of freedom have tried to ealutrinil and involve them in the general dishonor, because it Is their interest to vilify the constitutional system in the eves of Euler. But facts are in favour of the Cortes, and . they confute calumny. The authentic narrative of two of its member•, Ruiz de la Vega and o.iver, has placed the tiiinness.aud 'sincerity of the Curtes in the clearest pussibleligbt. whiie it confirms public esteem in their favour. Lilierty.dies; but it rises again. It is the only tiling thst enjoys th - e'privilege of the metempsychosis. It died in France in lts.011; 'but rose in Spain in 1523. It has died this year in Spain, and will rise 'Ent what will Ferdinand do with thr creditars of the state; the purchasers of national domai is ; the secularivP monks -And . nuns ; forty thonsand Vomunrros ; fiity thousand cnnsti!utional soldiers, and eighty thousand national militia? Notwithstandinx the good intentions of his confessor and minister Don Victor Saez, he win l.r soinwhat puzzled to convert all tnese inta an Auto da .I'4 ! ' Of the introductory remarks of Mr. Blagniere, o!;.r space will allow us to take but little notice. They are on the whole manly and seaqnsltle ;• and narrow awour limits tweiwrireannut rarheai extracting the following . passage : — , m?lbtleithitanding theat treasons against freedom which hive Marled onr.poliov dieing late years, and *MA have led to, the deteliaration of our nitional 'Charaljtrr to as alarming degree. .Wbatmitis as more flattering to as me a nation, than to see th e easj leo. whom tyranny And, ftriqg bayonets ha ve driven from the land of- their fallacy, st'll seeking an•asylum on our shores.' as if, sontethinw arhisper. ed to then), that the genie'', of•freedon still lingers:amongst us. When public sympathy Ilts hegotti •to . be Ss litfoogly manifested in favor of the Italian awl:Spanish pattioti now in England, one ques•ion may wttla great propyittSt he pat to ministers, as an aegunientin favour of their pftro%- ising, (if they do not come Prated-in a more disepiray.) the subscription so landablti vt,on foot, withoist.aflyptata'•l to party diatinetions, to succour uses whoa only_ceme is x wish to assimilate-the institutions of their own:conntries :o tlone of England.• TIM we nat maintain •aho'ro—taserit, thousand French Emigrant, driven . froat FranEe'sse the supporters and sattelites of suprratition a,ad.tyrirtrlsife bit how now forms the life and soul'ilthq fasetion . Jrtrjel .a sedulously oceupi.;4l in* undeinaining •mir r peiver' z kia stroyiag our corumercial'krosorrity? .lf pee, proofs are irrefragabie, with what show o.4.teSzetZ: s stti justice, I would a.k. ran we deny relief .111../.144.• tional exile s o f Europe , the red and satotakintpds of England ?" _ • - • • • . , . Last eight, about ludf /est ten, Vie row was aierreed by the most'pirrci , proceeding from a house inhibited , Mitchell. It seines that this olio hid but with wYnit prevticalion haS . lioi Iv I'Min was found with 4 deep, Cid'it if 19 bey sitle„ w i r hi d hean.lndlevi. 'snecour arriv ed t he lafitriatedWina ' astiatunee, w c it. seiniediatel4yealisittle. It was . iged.pitiael, la:34:t'il'lV , still alive o t Ili )11 ( 111)4 0,. Wien C( 'hy, foUr proptskooaA geptie`isee. ' Mitchell was AuSkitilted by - 014,41f ployed to etandue, the roots siL-the , hoorti, but we understand tharte has (Edinbarsik Mi . ! or Tpcsday,) .. . • • Upon Wednesday evening. a going SUM' of Paisley basins( disagreed wit :tisei, •• .went •iii • a feioleut ; 6t - uf paCcienieverloll,9lll.ll,t *is qoantitywf linden's* which OE sitialloindillild:atort 4. few hones. . z =• .. :......s :i.:.e.; 1.. ;.: , .s 7.1 • Qa . ;Friday. sight last, Thome'. Now, . skeet ct*itpaae's el. soy employed in -tise.ii very ate slecof-etliwilAvytkorddle at tdoe.ole, pat aft end to his existence - , by swatlontiniglek otoces• of taadantico, -at - 'We droen• Mao labile hilikeliln that 'city. • Peeper •mjitts• 'were I-ranked alontf a Ile %had tamp . ilt,to trilit•off hie stiiniack:PielyiiliVt,t , t, • 'find hi Fred iwhetween three ` and. fitn j e haes..--riti•- tt t 4 04 0 ...444 :/00ed Ikri ein4t'b..'il*lr ti4l 4 3lt•Oe;stlikei i ' . • isodladf coUthe • housa.w:bete lite:4ll-w! poompa l i Ippt„the soother (*approved of the ittatSla• alsaliwitc meelimtalicitid- ' able return:4om ihe.objsct,of tits affeetionsa:baaforepisbelie . resolution df.thretreyiachiastelf; wlgtb - ita effedtbd nendstflk • rated.' The= coreneee'iltry:retokiatil% ceillies: . of!-I*lo4lle . is shod 401 Wits :pay/felt %titled' (wilco Mo nday ajEttill th e tiivaid.iitktiiiht taktitisiti`ptic'ech*ft f:' '''! ; 1 p ' . ffsi: -. a . : 7 *pit** , OA Wait t . 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