The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-20 00:00:00

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HIM which are honied to awe the 1i `Mod, and to pets stop to their mo►e public odvaaces towards rebeitioo, are merely passed into Laws. aad tea- neat l hare lo doubt will be is this, 'lsis tee frequently the eau in other irate Ott% that maim , waded, bat honest 1116410am* will beierstived is the ene tertsoces, while tbrasost mischievous of the instigators will still stulii behind those sews they dared not rime, tsslil they saw f. bow their sasospecting scion ware receitel by the pilule. , for each character, I hen little regard t their potters of wilteltirf are insorions in the Jays of'pablie prospe rity. and were they once dragged iota day. the low, as they bare always stood, or u they will start atter Bills eft NUMMI kW laws. are. sot will be amply 'efficient to deal by them aczordisi to their deserts : bat, the diffi catty is to detest sad to soaviet diem ; and, un:il public Irroprety.is restored. hod haliridual privation relieved, they will by tlir poisonous breath destroy in secret, . ear will die deadly mot assail the /unmet% faculties of their parsons till they bare Sal to 'urns remote helot, where they will lie emaciated till they again produce alarm by the pledlteice aririag from their elreiss.reneil Public distress is the atmosphere is which they thrive— "gbh' previa,- reefers Mao iosetiroomed torpid—they erg trod osamttlibilt.4rstrweasber Woo hushes "IQ lees reeletieg this the setow hence at fellows, that, the would-be robot, whether he hyporritirally "assonsiet the disguise of nosh/. or pet s us the boll and _ _ _ ihwiltit Laos of blasphemy. Is deagerook uotwitlistanti- In all the Legislature ran do. until some aseasitres are. I takes that limy relieve floe meats of the distreeteil t and 1 boll with realise satielhetiok the opinion of some Hotourahle Measlier, Is the Lower House of Parlia ment. became. I take it to bit quite eke?. sad I hope they wilt be able to purism the throve. that ell the dif ficulties which at prism rues multi the'agrleulturitt, the tionntfaeterer. the iterchant. and the whole of the oil& class of toasty. may be fairly traced to the P Debt V' ete.Oeveiery. to take fhb Olio* - 41eviehth tie value of that Deb: ' f .. - ttelleidetati 4 a eaustryt *wire tint - eh* exaaribeite two of tliei ite tip casks 2411E100 sod to it ci pies. composts. dons such 011:11t. , pipkeet of tmor, owned by oo ilwea's sad' the . copy any memorial mike Lord% of tit% Treasury, from the County of Itimi.err, is no: only the rood, by whitat alone the malilic disarm of the . connter ran he relieved, hot is the only way by which soy thiog like jastice can be demo • ihdliftell tba setjects it these realms. To tax all Lott property is iierpoiitie and unjo.t y la hone, at tire prodaettla labour, as the strrngth of a eirsitire, and to tai labour, i% to cripple it, mos,- treotli wealzrn the State. ti ki: free. latrwsr pruitnees property. aim properly onion, whets realireo, if trees aary, to tic 141Mti. fares on 11Prenlairlf . a ari, las es • on laliiiur .14 welt ae proprrty ; this is unjust, and origin is be rfone away , with ; tht teture nu tAS on i wetly ran be yost that i% not mufti:tem to !chese the atthji et thou all ether taxes. _ _ _ There are tunny other snlijects connected witty t foregoing, as growing out ut the priaciple. laid via. th:e peer rty is. •ad alwa) 3 walk. rho prop et at taxation, which 1 may her-after teat ape not see them taken up by e;ler {:nods; sack, fur stoner, as the state amid monagewient of the parachial poor. The constant tendency wisioli &demand for Wader it alway, have towards producing se excessive popale•la• . and theonwie of guarding against either au excessive wt diminished portshoion. The taw which the total discharge of the Natioral Dcht will have its gi wing theb roe a its proper splew;ur aid influence in the State. the reduction of Nl;nisterial I allnener, which operates as a asiat to dull the !pleador of the t rows. The consequences of the Sulkies Fund, and of tbe al teration m ad e by Lord Sdaseath in the principle laid down by Mr. Pitt; And, I.stly, the long agitated and important question of Parliamentary Reform. TUE STAITSMAN.. eg, lyltse they sespeieted eat. bet Ms essfsisry to ' -. • pulsate. es he es *ay be, des Welty that has bees rE stord ' a I the "eir.wey to sle We Om assess she nese of . . • • ' injury, whist cast in no way by effected bat by I Owdroile, sad immediate illachsrie of the public debt out of the ; l i i n ala ti t ibi ri l oi r g h : wily of the sountry.-awd - even then. anpposiap this I • e. the prapeft will be benefited biot' what it.' PlitlCi•OF 511 At. beeditirn has n,j'ipyva an exeoption from the 1 Bamkstoca' Cent of the interest if Ilia .I.lat for a greet length 4 per teat. Red. me, the harden of which ircere.at ly belonged I. a 4 per Cele. Leta 1 fr...n the l'e&iuning. 'rho to t', ther4orr, sup' l Pff_Plt• e.i by the two Honourable itleuriorr*, iu the debatei 4 per units. !IV, .lire iiwen's Plan, antis the u"...tion fur a copy of any 1 h p fC"" l4 7 ,pirial to 114 Lord. of th. Treasury. from the lamas ; : aag Ann... 17. itOmatt, mutat Itisty t't filer Peitt 10idiridwlt ,ailshig beet in f of the leakier, the burrower in smetaidi engaging to repay him a larger suss than he lkings into the Public Treasury, if the tune should ever e when the sboold be is a I:•nation to repay Wil t " and :iey fit to do so. In order to pay the intereto dr them loans &sery binary aid every uetotistry of life bays boat taxed to the attro.tt t r-perienm has preve4 that firtivr itopist:ions would only tail to diminish . their produrtittn , es. This I ystan LA4 zrotrn throogh a:lst:Ares from tortney to its rresent giant's ztoollt, and it is pretty cle3r that' the prinaipie otrieh a system wrisel.ther not understood," w.:r otsderrtood, it, wooant tzt!ng in the art instance' uding, !ts extendv.: np_r ;ion and (4,1 oat ilersi. It irastresortra to in times of pu:die whims ibs emintry was mated In wars for the nee.earary &font* of the la:pi:L(1 ) ut the nlhjt4.l, as well as tits anti rte.:miry of the 'rt•oti 1!..; its tLea "%peon, inch an esterieney in evrt the first tau:, that wt: itbd no Public Dein, bet that it was soccssoir sow to • Unrest, at once, a rant of rd:ht hundred and to immediately intpose tatessetiaal to the payment of its interim, on tv:toni, and on lobe oofibt thb &train ' with the hit pur ~' ___ _ eyed°. ofwer its inkistios is deleruvi, to re/dinar? Certautiy twit.-.--le not the edwpaso (ruin the bturten that tvaW rtliy belong. to it. irloirh property has 90 keg enjoyed„ a tiotifte rreson shy it nu Lt now to step forward sod take its fail share of rea,,eutibilitY? It certainly is ? Is rh ':i. thr ,rs.efo of providing for the public wants, by way of Loon. in the rv.in.irr that bat bkhortit been rats treed, she proper use.' It is sot; because it is unjust. Sledild it be urged. that oho inward. of a...y further Re g o Inas, or deficienr In the sterntie. iniirli• br pro . , eided fort lav a privrr:; ti t by a prop .- &i the sad palmy fry a kaki, it mitiirient :o aloe, • ', 1 shat OA is act sulfide° tire parpoays of ' steal It is not au* ' to dared grtio-1 -'‘.'" • . . Qh, INtir _.• (N.B. Tax "BRITISH STA: .42N" le INCOMPOILITTL rrrr.r•` Tier STATIMMAI4I.") _ delight eine!, . eminently to the happiness of his creator , ., 'fhough the plunderers of the pour may be afraid Q. their wealth, and bigots may trensble for the safety of their rhqtrh. yet lon tatow that reform is (winded on the renriples of im ion tel , le justice t and C.at oar oppo. nests have never been able to answer as, otherwise than by the staff of the constable, or the *word of the assassin. As to the coercive measures now in agitation. 1 do not consider them as tieing of notch enniegnenee ; they ate trials to the.prienee and fortittute ut the people; but tistirinost direct and obvious teruirney is to wake reform delver than ever to the rept... How can it be ..!her- Wife ? ran we ever love , I .:Tressor ? And mist we nut re:oi:e iu the ptceese of ;lot e311,41_ which tell re move (ram Lis bawls tit means er •isiog as an essential iyury Civil war is' a decontrol evil --!z'l . rery is also a dread ful evil. il;:t as .IPII4 us the re..vit have other seas. than the sword, 1 believe they will not havrrecourse ea the latter. The r-ondeet of Content/et is, isiisrevee. creel in the estreree. They will neither incise into the diagrams _ . . witliest i•• what LONDON: MONDAY, DEOZINIER 20, 1819. We received a fear mom Amer . :v.ln papers this• morning, but not of later dates than those received on Saturday. Captain BAINETT, of the brig Mary, who arrived at Ncw York in 18 (*flys from Mara laibia. informs, that when he sailed it warn said that ths Patriot threes were • within Z~5 miles of that cit nod were rapidly advancing. There were no troops to rrntee. the city. Avalon Sf11;:n:‘ ON. The fallowing vessels eompone Lewis 's sr:tit-Aron, they are styled a flotilla 131 the FV - I:Ce of Buenos Ayres. It is men tioned that they nre to cruise in the Golf of dlesico. Brigantine ('regress, 10 earronadss gni I gun, 19- pounder, 120 men. Ileigantioe America Libre, Captain Joan A. Lustalet, 6 earrons.lei and 1 lung 12-I:on:vier, and 90 men. Itrigantine t'quals Henry .kloav, 6 camp _ __ get on to the work no doubt by the hfiiiisters, their 'smsotcrs. to disunite the people as much us possible.' This they have.uttempled to do, by ferreting out. dwelling upon, every peccadillo of the moat lavabos loaders of reform. if one of these persona, !when a boy at school, should have ever climbed • I wall, nr broken ore' a fledge to gather the apples qr cherries iu the orchard of his master, it. is trans puled forth that he early evinced a disposition to thieving, sod consequently is unfit to be a leo* of a bawl of lleff.•rmors,or he entrusted with any enoldential vintern whatever. Another ree:.r.s adopted by those who wish to rule u despots over the eountry, is to diminish the lots of Feria : by bolding out temptations to the ardent and the ia 7 distrioto to emigrate to other parts of the globe ; sod they charge the expediency or necessity of the !unsure to the seer poputourrnces of the kingdom. 'tins we see, rather than even try the benevolent Ministers wi!" put the 'transporting the most useful unknown and certainly ifriea—a horrid and dirt, • own eyes, end eXpecial; We do nol scruple of any coriotry upon cannot find empkyment Lut propose, or comment land to sack for auto .ihiut and death !I. Let sedition if they please; we writer upon civil li r►eru'ucnt,•v,iho will or can have advanced. • greatly .termed, as Well feels . thoeshajt , country, stab rebpec t . to open thy _ and ._ . smelt frail ( a iling , revenue, as from what Me. hem sushi:ire% for his need, in all that he wantatii. lost 4, car unto staa, against then , and it sha g b e a a i a ap s e &neaten said the other evening In the House of thee. Co:arsons, awl which was curteinly dietated by.the It is tree MU' Balers open their hands dye mete the trial state of allhira. Our Capitalists arc • Peer. Theo far they tr4e particular rare to h liolasp 7 Jute the French Funds at prcs_o!, jest as the the eutrunaaJment. a tio.l. Fat then it is not so airs teem any thie.. acrora,rg In tb. ir nee I, but to take booittt iuto the English Fuel, ou the breaking oat away on that t hey have, that Is. v ufayl:. left destitate n — fin . I: r voluLou. Bin the In.Aneee of the Fioanc ti s or 4 mbrii.ble..-. 4Te rile •;r,. ihr ear" mart ratify , ter at. Itreri..o3!l. .i ;--" !,, ark. h t 1.,,. whin: be meets hanger delayed ; it .trill force ren , t-, c zf . 1...e.u.r our (},- , r,.rugarti: i s Is e beet is Ilm itaelf upon the attentitin of lilmitters, whethet they ilbe` icor! I. Anil mt.- linkrs ..r- t':, mast hu.y of it the mu ;l o w or spt. '4l' hat can better peioteet.tb C so 1.0 sort 1111.:4.1. tt , r J I F ••••• • •1, acs . O. Fensatuat. m'w in Which this important bligthot ik. gawp. went has ht! eyed , hay Lcen of the seconflo,.,le, earl earssiott , — , this is trey ettpc-?`..:a^%', or ihira hand to eaouo , , ns the r.:mosni sa•:inr --~.---- .A rest many persors corfverrl rrkih gt vita libel or noistempt. Breach of Priviteqe tri:Lit bo iicomnitted liy a .r, whither of the 1i0n...! of Lords ci Q+ To say Mr. Ilnannuaa is adtborlttod to fora lirtach pf friviletre is downright no nce . Ills writing may bavo betn contemptuous or Ehellotts, but that has nothing t 4 do with Privilege. A writer even of talent, may be ignorant of what is termed Privilege: lv.t !, rosy be soppoed to be well ecoret ii.ipriar 1 :4 withl may bo thought a contempt or • lik CI. The offence, however, should be proved befi.n', oho, punishment is infhefed. It seems WI - as, ' . 1 , :l Ministers are advised t' car- y every Wag *el: 1 Iver"irb bond. The feuriniars tell them to 'twice in time. sod to strike En-d -, repeatir:, ro I doubt, what has sootteo been said of the oatillatinfr 1 1 conduct of Lotto ltil. and his slinisfers; that if 1 they had been promptly r.:tio'red, ttiOy *Milo hay.• stopped the Reeolutior. There is not:fling te—tt fallible than sods a notion, nor :s them nr:,. more weak (thoegh to m.sny 't r N.-ears oourr.,:t ••••••0 thso our Nliaisters being sweyed by such nit,- - ehierous Or terrified tiuniellt:rs. A Mail arrived yesterday from ikllmai, papers to the I tth Mat The had clamed tv 1 c laid ha1a1...) E.e Second Chamber of the States-Ge neral two priects of Lws. relative to the ilonricvs of the kiozdom. Some ehansfel bevel taken pleve in the Russian Ifiolstry. The cf!!ee cf Police tint bt!ol abolished, and :Is fasetiees usv.lel with that cf the Itlluistrr of the lite:it:l, to whir% department C.,unt K. , -tlselvtlatr7 la. jiirt 14. en up . pointed. "i he Ministry of Malaufadtve t aad Inter wel ebbisetort, inks been .ir)inc I to erl tbi 'Winces The ehitr &Teeth's n( rt. resent, in the , solo is Elso M . o. RI ("14r .cerivt :I tic..01:13.11 Ct Debt if 11140Inmery. operating. in ten thanked ways , I That some ~ inns, is necessary, teens, t o hew. been lades an I I long I. p - o-n;lrr, end 90 turn. to tot. ebb Irk.* of all tits ufesessties of lire, and to arimitterl on all sides of the !louse, bat whether that lei Brig 'Lille. Captain Severe Cortvi., 4 carrottades, egasiohsb tite value of all labour. The redeelloo, l b". 1 or is not the (As?. will depend on what the I loii?...itseif ihn.i oit s runic:l .,. oo 1 10 0,,,,,. 0. ref that Debt is tits silkiest that requites the immediate ii.lotLopal.i do. t in t::::: a t e n c to n t 7 . l h ,,,: ol . t e ; . k io ss a : t r i s ' oitn i e ri &hr. Attired°. Jose Liege, one, G pounder and one 2 f .. - . l anneitlenadi , ta and aulleaanan If every Individual la the trilniso: of bletnhert elected from the Relive classes of 1 temple... and fou seen. eil itimistryit owl I think it would be so unfair Inference to mety to remora impositions shall bare been made to • . FA N *. tk irr i g j or . Jeer r....." wa, $ poilittivt. and , doese, that the ores vibe wadi not willingly and honour. teary to the toe'reet principles, and to prevent any 04 . 1.6 . ,„„_„, A. _,, A ... ameco ow - alelp seibibstte bit fair 'iota towards mach a measure, being laid on active principles, In relief of property. . - 7 -,_4 7.4:e5igi5 ,....." . misbeiss. hinalei,c. sae a texader, 4 I azo.ligr. yoor obecimut servast, is oat iir those lobo. If advlrtnistasked, would be &tend I -°'"'" hat. : J. me& I Is ti* rash. of the diallestott--an gutsy to the Con- - .iffase.iblatt.t, sue S pousiter: tairtosatieu, sad 70 uto. i zatatiott sad prawn{ timerestrus of the country, as es- 2D THE ElHrofi OF refs slummy& - tehltilted in the Ono Estates of Khoo Lords; and Com. -am.- , -,.‘ - ear. Victim* Jean I t abietry. I earrosades 'nod SO asens—ard • ininealiv of 'setts,. Stk.—The noble attitude in which the serer . &ht. Pore" %mimic& Yob:. 2 loog limeade' 5. .1 1 The mseetioe, whether a rediutioa of the Public Debt part of the people of England stand at the ;.resist me. I _ , _.. ,10. zao. Nen. of die Couistry is uttioneary , bartlty need be discussed. meet is uoperallri in the history of silks.. TO evi l e , _.. 2. ._ , ,.....__ , ~ ~.,.., um _ me hog ' s a te ; nd. ! flttioild any sae doubt, • we/ few obeervations will pat an ;truncate multitude of beings r:sisting these ludoiti , ...7: o l 4 77": l : 4 : ei r re, ,i4 V;;" " 6. ""'" ' I !bat point endettir at rest. end practises which by custoni are rooted in sh4r nee '""! Ba h r. I'L. la rye , rrz., Petit ataif3rd. eat leas 12 sod L. is adinittedista all hands that the revenue of the nitere, awl which tie grearept philosophers hire Mal, i „_ ___-„e ~„ • V. a teasury is ilea at present espial to the expeelitnce; and ben able to overcome, is a sublime stew.: as p ! 4igiv r _ al r_ r _Pf ' w:l itt• at ' .. ' 7 r2 1 2,.._ ___ 2.. .,....t as estgairer will. sft.r dee esainiastion of , hr to the toorshot uit is delightful to the patriot. ' ` ' fr - z i T i5e .4443'4 W yea " li Z ei . 7 "........— bie been 4011,11/14 thee either the *es tan. mtairding hp ettnirast it here between the tippet ~ t stol t 'l4lepriaMikeinifllin e •ee tbeothor materially I Let tyrants revel is Angolans's. and debar I ibllthe Noir 49 ilmll.l62l.lltaiis of a .allinaketilltill • Irlin44lldi stp_ons deny . ' let dui mu& poastiga totormattee bad #0404. •ID Atli porfenit of this istritery . Jade& ng all !Ski stuff burr Atiliretty protlog t. there rearlits pecifrtsity - desirable Am to Mist , ions a tease, as e country Nein the Sugars river sod its best:mho:. t>r the ifiorster, asestegia 4 to the prenatal system. only , ranee of nnivenal liberty, should be ohtitimmithroeit ( Th e 1 ,, i ',thou ouw c .,,l e i, Laa t t ens atom than a sok of three thinks. a Luau, a Property I'as, us both, to ' the medium of virtue. The more rlrtnons the rept: o bt w on o f sr. , ~ and graii,asents h ave Wee malle t saret the contiegencies of the current you. beenine, the MOM they will ennoble the olject 4 dittir 1 ' sal : .halory both to the In di a ,. so d the United With respect to a Loan, it may not be emits here ti ' whim.; and the more they will II to r.ijny it; ; ,.._ tithe e linty egarn'ination of the pAnciples ou which the! Be si d es w h re h. it mast cert a inly be a meter of the inghairgull'eL ' --....- ....- --. Public DMA of England rests, it ari.es ho* loam made 1 eat imports-ice to ensure the approbation of that 114 in, It t eem4 thus hs,j,, t .t o f t h e o b v , I ; r ii oqg p r i n ic h. with:Luis to the 8 4 ate. and the Mangle hay , in. I who mast delight in virtue, b, -ante it euntribut‘s 1., ..., .........st.. ...Noir inn einnht by eh. Illit,istors, their ..4.1.r , .". '.."..". ...‘ u" "'L..* ..jr .•_.•••.' """""" tl , rrr't. It ey wilt iac:lnrr po r pro Him UM Imsrvonew 1 SO fill ? The nueetien fe at arcred with we greatest o f L . , o cot lc roller-re Owe., withoot inquiry. Of whet 'proposition of Mr. °tarn, our , 1 , . , , • . .. , . , MSC. by paz,etuably int i ourtog for whit purports has rn „ p iil e see i, the Ceeeroeueot i,..._ " So l d it Sot be 66 ' Siltation to theta:pence of tratiipt the Less barGoir !mammary. 'the answer to this last t „, to " tam to - sta t e o f ' a m ore , 'bas l a ra m w o of a , n e m/Alen to, to feraielt meant Of protection to the pre- por i m in,,„ d etrat i, m , in witch mum are so he SW 114-hlibitoWlll to almost anl pert, of toe eatiket, and the hbuour and sorority of chooo d, wilt‘iut mercy, and without rt.dress. the banal:4ol'U* shores of Africa lite , tiretwa. kullows Ft vet then, of coa A rot, that . 71,, tor m. N e o f the WOrdad Semite, at • pealed. Alit. 1 opeg ti ge g • ;a war **a pro - net of the to..c.otty le thin *tack le rielialy Use. t h e - p ,... x . ~....r a pro „„„g by ming .,. r . , r ,4 wa t head' (fir dot honest and *clarity of the Crown t.:,r excited the t tire-:Us! entsitidtinflr NI . . i 'legit of foreign nations. rands 03 tit. stubesit ofrtpirtVtAleikt do. pilliet 4 llran the sot from that of mit present writ net t :it, that the Ministers o najotk! eetc.. WllNWlgilli of the tie U. the Senate immediately met together, I. eider W Moroi-' gli b. g i e b s, wimo cot -. .." - bleleact i ter Its preostratiein ? his ebvioirs . - Sx! it . ,er the beet m o ons to uter i the i m p lo de, et % so d t tangle.-- as sow asit, Us this Wes abettor f 6i tr* attatad the people. that sheath Ibi the Industrious at home, 111 tainli scat.—Has it not loan Innerly the reigns? It she calamity Witt% thttfot they wolld Use l roost is so boom them thole oath ~ s , It 1 canc.* :111••—"M. 11 . 1 , 01 ar.ladi'd, VW'S, ",""", ears t. prow.de foe their me/wattles. Tile was near three rake, been r eg. :Mien by hie eapentliters , tastes.; o f , t h otioac e .ears ago; the Wee *ere yeethem. pats deserve impeaclinhtol proper, 2 It ifh the exception of the Income . 1.-T • I bet our Haters are dried:tr i l& most pious of all gho f jor t ogo o oLa ca ll thu se diti, üblek was „_ a Pel".„ Fr" Fleoi° 4l l', lB .!h°, Pri,r"'ild"„ct al"' the Chritaiaor of the laud, ;ad se warmly attached to u„,t.o eponit, that there is no Leo . It bra.—Nis sot Lae lallitlullair wee, wht'oolt a n y „ reiigion, that they will nit nay any one to deny its ptap w---7 ttft se e°ll It, Iris industry ! 'Hie fu dm theist. grist,. without ionieting noes him the moat dread. betty anJ legitimate gen:nevi • large rttabitablarot. contribute.] as touch to the public hit pates acid pens/ ties, fines, and imprison out. Am the truth of whet we bit louden* as Re, oFboriltdititooll with tile swop tracily It lime • solemn command of God to the OA leratlltie , Awl the lilde establishment, thought the letter should he . that they aboald pay especial regard to the poor. ' a b da s id ers or, greatly 01 raed et hnnalreds of thou/awe, ari t!anegh he lived ;.. 'I hoe shalt out," ate thad. .• harden thy lieut. oar , a ' r e :f i e:A Fditoolts ? . Ile. Yes. —lio dint jest ? " eetoilill I shut thy bawl agaiast thy poor brother, but thou shalt Ilia general &late of the woo M oc,Oitaht a syftetn. faun& I ot % such principles, f opts ti.. h a nd wide vu i o• him; and shalt ootolt kill the falling o ff of the mama( '.l has can let ~4 411r 1 • •1 .d, that as lull m appliorl t,, in ; lrt ETelalacr Was la I ,•er. 1., set t , 1,..,:at. Government vi-t l .l trenp.y r.-t•nn.e. HAILA. Rti. 111. pin. ,• .• •• ••.• • 0 1 i1e11,6441 I ! 1 Slanders !Jersey .. 0 • Proses ..: 1 1 0 I.i.beo . ...... ........ 0 i 1 10 Naha ~ 1 —..-- STOCKS TlllO ohy A't ONS O'CLOCK. 1 foal& 8 tock ` • Vied. ('6a. CO Ditteltastis it. Is. die. Coos. (td Arr.u!ttes Ex. lidls, 11d.70.01.41e. filt: FS Ilitto Cod'. ,Sittey Oonleri ..__•' • 176-16 roar. fer Ar. W&! 11 1 Lott. Tickets 119 IS h.. - Oro Cent. Ann. i l• mesa, for t 1 aiKieses Orslh Albin dad Ms e ate adeplai prevtne, tin diontrii Jounillm% maitre 11111111Wila;erlit. , h tem multi*. Tare Ataiii Woe arriveat fries Wirth • 4 4 ,-- tag Pampa so the 10th :no: Au artieit spelt Mater, Au a Are torol.e co:sie of Oat Loam. dating tile • 14 • aissisat ; mater tbe paper liavr. to "I'br a lerb nod costly . nn, ork ball, red a prey to the wak.gr.ti..ys, need raging at the departure of the post. &ate lives were lost. FURTVER ACcOUNTL—We now ktrn that Us the destructive tire which destroyed the Palace et Brunswick, the Archives were not entire) am snared, as first stated, but that a very part was NI% td. Roue, Noy. 18.—It is pneially reporled thtt Messrs. Schmitz.. Groleatburg; and Ton'thAot, the Envoys of the Gertneu Prittets, writ s'yon metals to Rope. It is presumed Viat the Cvngrets sr Carl/b.-el' r;se.tntunded to the Fri:oft...nut Sore-‘..**na to ODII - . ..... _ chide agreements with the Holy See. and to,itt.t al end to fiat manifold compla sts of th.ir Clap. lie subjects respecting religious matters. habit. that toil) rsartiiss will In e , nteut vri - Canvert;ons, prinaitailly for the ikon oflrsilops, %bleb is the essentrol point. Protestant Savomigns of Germaaly have never . pea.terf to grant Catholic suisject.s ail r:rAtrs' i.ronipetible with the actual oysters of frovernuiettf, and with tie of their sultjank of a reffertiot religion. The difficulties which impede a skin do sot arise Was them, but from the 111114/. of the ntrair itsult • _ I AC: viers have been reed ve. I from C. n't erithrrle s dateki the COO ult. antinantita , thil,4errital nt Ora . p.•.rr of the• ship #soed Esinclith, • Cllspt. Mills, in r.ll;Cia Vl:ad. it trials, recollected, the fair Orme. bias IMlti her 4 4 embarked from hence is- September.' Whom AMMAN Pieritfirlt IS ter a town y have driven the liojmlt, — s they have no to leave a gar ris.oit in it. %shed. they aalv:.aoe through it to take pomaded of anothcer ; tha inhabitants take care to keep the despots beat Witarniug. What country, with telt I feelings and dispositions in the people, osui:l•he held in 1110.jectien, when it attempted tote fres/ Not *hundred Putties 11., nor a th o mend Mires , Of ALVA: antler them, would km able to enslave them. 'Ape Patriots in America besiege a tome with as uttseL expectation .as pleasure. well lame. ing •that its inhabitants Irish them to enter Jo . { quickly as possible. • I l Yesterday, Fitrug6l, the princiral hirniteiel the Kietr i A &nob, received intimation to he per pared!to site op „leis tip irk:lents over lb.: lobb,el RI ' II 6 O FS tiOeC. 'll esr rooms• more fartrtel} (W i vapied, at separate times, by Calltiill PFRRY,f,OIII 'fittosrr. Mr. horn looks, and Mr. Ill•a•r; MA. ttr: public Ina,t,., therefore, b : trt:t4irtil ..to best 4 sums /Ante pi 'boner lApiug 81100; curt ulna L* fief, seatudy. I