The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-08 00:00:00

?riled the weak from the sindictire vengeance of the s.rong, had pre vailed, and cases of this kind had been left to the „Hi ll ary tribeaals. Though Bills of Attainder and Hills of p a ws and Penalties bad hems passed, they were in general matters of to constitutional minds ; but th e y h a d al war r „,i:rn• sweeping apology—State necessity. Could i t be pretended that this apology existed in the present ease, when six years of misconduct had elapses'• without trial, oa pi a lui,er remoostranee—when it was known that a Com :mimics had been laboriously employed abroad in sifting rubbish for evidence which was afterwards embodied lobo a re port, led whoa that report had been long in the hands of the advisers of the Crown without any proceeding being mow ipso it s All pretence of State necersity the.' being „mi ng , as tar as dispatch was concerned, world it be said that it existed oil this ground of danger arising from spurious was? Mbar wee ato proof of any connexion to produce a •farsigs sepriof OS deist succession to the Crown? Ad opting, however, Ale of mate necessity, it was the de- ' sire, ths doles other y, that It shoeld be immediately etrried He wished to offer another cosi &laded/1W " Me A* ; and whether it fell strictly within do s ap me, lied bleed he would not determine ; but it as thedwice of Metes that skis appllcatios should be Cidlisettle Besse. billboard of witnesses by scores— bmegrads—aati, If by thesse--eonsidering the quarter }test =thaw demo reseeded. she would n o t ha ve toss : her WON resat, therefore, was. that all dos ',Waft coatehted is the green bap should be commo de's/1i whw Majesty sad Mk public. Lille wished to shelter herself seder es cesseesionset—the more theca*. was sifted, Its were her own innocence and the guilt of her sonnies -.' . She wished fur every thing to b e eon destog ly, and without reserve. She feared so ry, or front the utmost publicity; es the c and courted it,and theref o r e wa s sh oat Willie of the evidence should be disclosed, the Alois of investigation as to the nature end ektmerst di Wetiatetty might be afforded to her. Ho la sheedy skied more than once, he feared too often, Mmt be hod no guide in an anomalous case like the pre ss...kola the pnociples of the common law of England : lyres law knew of no Secret Cousuoittee—no Mi. kith Ilhere the last Illustrious Persons might be ac• mod eaiWidemasd without a bearing ; and he entreat ed this 11111 Moe knee and modes pursued in the km (barb should be adopted here, by which the awn triad Noy the fullest opportunity of ;indica. • Ir time Mlle selitest possible moment : she would then be s. a deasties where she might examine how far Yokels had been preserved on both sides it bad set beea at least first violated by her mew in alms every particalar in which a Queen odd ben a right to complain of her Royal Husband, Maher, alter ibe proof of such allegations, the Howe wadi Adak* to proceed at all, and to pass the Bill use the Mk* it was not for him to state ; bet if in .ooormese be done, he tressed it would not be for =est Ilatpartiee were theater upon equal tonna— ma mew end wife ; and if, in the coarse of what be se lb UMW Friesd had said, Ray thing had dimmed which might be thought to bear bard upon the strew, party, be treated it would be attributed to the seal they kis is advocating the cause of Ate weaker. 'lt bed hest said that this was a Bill ,of Divers, set of , Pais and Penalties ; be knew :eat what heavier pais, what severer penalties, could be devised or billeted, than hurling an individual -Auto the highest rash in station, and the loftiest poiat in ellmseter, to the lowest level and the basest degradation, wet Net by the pomading of a secret tribunal, by the of which all vindication was preclitded, 4 41 118 :17 1 tt a too-ready ear to the vilest aspersions.— Wes theta we pain, so penalty, is being degraded fres • es teak of Quota of Englaaaad for a supposed crisa a • Ate commission of which would cover the Wielded If star was it_W elit ili n i atti g nite *ISM same of the It was the aspen now epos the table. lf, imposeer, to id Largant only it il lEt r i a o l e. Pu teeat i n t : itizCi2 aided Weal. someeised so pretect ion of the Queen from these pals and ponaldes. After the degrade. doe of eboreeist Whisk this Bill would inflict, she sushi mill be ta Impesehment--still exposed to couse r rytte b e pima Ads Imputed crime. He was aware Ai* le weakly, though soaktesly, Jae bad dew Ores"' so the seise he was em ployed to admit:Wl 'I ht hare bees better bad ho rime ised Week sad leit unimpaired ow the mine of their Leash* the Ant of the speech of his Leseued Friend. Ma 'sweated the Hams to give the full east •to all the arguments his Learmd Coadjutor had so flee- ciblyadvaaerd, and he was sem that the deep Immo. Mon they bad ass& amid stet be easily oblilleassed ; and he eoncludoi by eg his fervent Imps that the Mouse would milt de e r sa lesetia that justice, which, frees So extraordinary coarse of proceeding hitherto mgt• Id, there was gut too thtlwrossou to expect. s - FOll Till STATESMAN. - --.0 , --- " THIS QUXHN. " Vrot the idea of that arrangeroent he had con aural ha the advise that she should live abroad, with bet ewe family at Srusevrick, or in any other society ~.. In Europe which she might prefer, and of which she , I A mast be the life, sad ornameet. He had th oug h t It the best sr: th.s, and in his conscience he did SW Adak it the boot; and if he might use so bold a phew, if she wen related to him, be would now say se. la 1014 he bad gives this advice, because, in Widest to the hopeless' separation which existed, he bad sees that 'Athos isersled Aer for its ewe.' He hat formes that she, with her income, and her faciaatieg manners, wield have become the rallying Islet eidisefection ma of political intrigue."--(Yids Mr. amaissee spas* .1816 e 7, 1840.) I a lets" continued Mr. Tierney, in answer, " if she had vemebsed bete, she would have become the object 41 Penned Intrigue. She would net, however, have b*s ell abject of political intrigue with the faction ma of deers, who wore the mob, but she would have alma Akio uipoUtlesd istrigee with those whom be 1 " 114 Dot itilbcc.Silesignate. If the Right Hoe. i deutlemaa wiaiill to know who they were, he might , ask some of his own concept's, who at that time were , bet Needs, though they were' mow ready enough to -- • [ k kky ~k• 4d ik e I. rf at r K lie . s . as it 0 Nt LLt lli ho .1 tir • I I N. I • - 1 • 1 • - • 'A a - . .41 ..--• •gursus, enough they weer now ready enorgh to isose_ lift masers." Ter Yawing is extracted from lie Morniag Poft, *Me* liaterthly, Feb. 7. 140 7 4 "TIE FAIR ILLUIMUOVS STRANGER. ; wilt lkitala's Salts palsies I Wend lattammies Is at ,- • r it : l l...enesis M i r i I Thht Comdry. ihe acesowiodifod yal- of —for Romoolly sod I=4=lo t• ' eta lbilbtal pot albs the roma& al toppiadais fa Its said bides: wt of raatato tars.,...!—t.l ay Asatrystss, t Inil l/pastska list t hander _days await Ai Mr Iltseagar at ovr 1--that the tsars of iiosa. sad en voisdess of mass are about to to plan spaadnl t* dts ti en t falaralag albedo, I—llta Musa of sisadvn ea• so *Nam be Ina et • flaw. lb, most alastivaais I . 0 II &Nal sods% As Oasis a a P' no 'Wow sad /maw was AY her Ms Ws plasm masa to le wended. dose fora- %deb Sol away of 640 ta • t riatialet 1184ros• INA All = I.. Lay bat tali • a? AB das s fropseliell Is limit 46136:7711= 0:4217416. "lag 11":$ r 1 °ll7 ,TESMAN. THE ST, tidence for her advantage; anti, perkily!. the benefit of this Winn; aod, with that persomku, she will heave to the chastisement of the same unerring Being the persecutors of her peace. Enough--a generous nation leaves her enemies to their time, Sad melon to imitate a bright example, calls down on the Timms@ object of their amity, the choicest blessings which Ileums can bestow. •' AN ENDLIAND•N AND A MAN or 110N0V11... We challenge the Editor of The Morning Pose to name the author of the manuscript of " An English. man and a Mao of Honottr." We believe it will be lontid to be in the hand -writing of • • • ***** ; but if they name him not, we will Jrag him and his other works to light. On the 31st of the following month, that is, in March, 1807, it appears by The London Gazette of that date, That the King had been pleased to constitute and liP• point his (trace Wm. Henry Cavendish, Duke of Port land, Knight of the Must Noble Order of the Harter, the Right Honourable 'Spencer Pcrceval, Wm. Henry' Cavendish Scott Hemlock, Esq. commonly calla, Mar- psis of Titchfield, the Honourable Wm. Elliott, and Wm- Sturgesa Bonnie, Esq. t., be Commissioners for 1 executing the office of Treasurer of his Majesty's Ex chequer. The Right Honourable George Canning having been previously appointed his Majesty's princi pal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and John Lord Eldon, Lord High Chancellor. Tlio,.e who were in the habit of reading 7%. Iforoing Post of 1807, and will peruse it now a-rlays, will find no difficulty in solving the truth of Mr. Canning's as sertion, " that faction marked her for its own."—Nor will they be at any loss to di.euver and And out those who now, as heretofore, compse the rile faction of po litical Intrignea. • • • • • METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. The temperetere of the present week bat presented a strild se eontraat to that of the preceding. On the 94th ult. the mini mum of the thermometer, at Ratcliffe's Observatory. Oxford, was 00, and t h e next day its maximal. was 90: this week oar Readers will perceive that the thermometer to the Strand, which. oe Monday sennight. was 87 at one °Woe! In the afternoon, was. on Wednesday last, SO at doves o'cloelt at algid, and, at • later hoer, probably not mea l above 40. Strand. Jets 9. turamosfirryn. 1 8 i 1 / 11 I amiourreu. o'clock. o'clock. et might. July ---,------. 1.8 Bll Al 14 30.16 Rids 3, M 6B a 66 30.01 Showery 4. Tu 6O 01 64 10.10 Cloudy i t W 63 as 60 30,40 Cloudy O. Tb 63 00 66 30.00 Cloudy 7. F 67 64 60 30.46 Fete 8, N _ _ PRICI OR UTOCKS TII Bask Stook 3 per Cost. Red. 631141 • per Ct. Con. OSiti I 4 per Cost. 4 per Ceuta. 931 . prNt. Nay. 101 ji Legg Ass. 17 1 16 IS lop. 3 per Celt. Am. DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. India Stook Dino Bowls Vb. pm. Old Annuities Ex. Hills Id.7s. 6s. es. 7s.pas. Ditto Cos. I Is. 13s. pm. °maim Con. fork.. 7Wile Lott. Tlekets 119 101. disguised as it may, she will not quote with the sembtance when the substance has bees pined. Neither is the advantage one of mete form and de cency. The postponement of the Corenatiott throws open a much more important qnrstion than is genitally suspected. it provides the means, Pot only of doing justice, but of making reparation. For, shoold her MaJcsry be able, as, in common with the whole country, we do not entertain the least doubt, to Ste blish her innocence, it will follow, of ankh., that she must be crowned with het Royal Husband. lona reset might not indeed be milkiest to coupler pet swill aversion ; but even personal twenties (if it really exist to the extent which has been represented) must give way to the necessity of making amends for the injuries and persecutions to which her MAJESTY has been subjected, by those wise fan cied that to insult and degrade the Qusan was to love and honout the Rine. No amends short of a share ie the Coionation, would satisfy, either the claims of Justin, or the feelings of the country ; nay, of the world Wolf. It is therefore with no small gratilicatios that we perceive this effec tual mode of compensating for the past has been re li - served, and our confident, that her alaJailirr will prove herself entitled to its fullest amount, is net less sincere than oar hope that on nu pretence whateter it will be withhold'''. From the proceedings of the Hesse of Commits last night, and several evenings pest, ear readers will perceive with what haste a variety of matters of very great and extensive interest to mimes classes of the cemmuity has been treated by their Representatives. in consequence of the important hesitates of the Crown s which has absorbed the minds of every malt. Neither the press, indeed, nor Parliament, can &Nerd at present Ski space or time for subjects which at other seasons woad deservedly engage the most serious &tendon. Ames topics which were thus slightly passed. we regret par titularly that we were prevented free Bedsit% the row lutions proposed the other evening. by Mr. finals, on the Collection of the Revenue. We were truly happy to and that a subject of so meth magnitude and interval had engaged the amities of a salad s° well calculated to embrace its various bearings and do justice In the pablic in its reforms. As a meemare of economy it is highly important, in each a moon of madonnna . distress as the present, that every retresehoneSt practicable should be made ; and, as a NM Ilt / influence, it is expedient, at a time of ruption, that the exercise of patronage restrained. In the prat*, of Ministerial we, however, for the moss s s gr e. t, dad that meets are made in minor and is while, la the higher matloneland the larger the means of more extensive and pernicious re untouched, if net increased. We have this morning received Paris Papen aesday. The Duke de Caws was expected Paris yesterday, ea his joaiwey to ILoodote. to extracts from German Journals, it Noreen Pula a Jetties has as LONDON: SATURDAY RYINING, JULY 8. 18110. --...- An act of common decency has at length been done—the Coronation is postponed. The couutry is no longer to be disgusted by the pageant of a Royal triumph, whilst the rights, the hamar, sad all but the life of the Consort of the Throne are trying within sight and hearing of the processional pomp and the festive peals. he glaring impropriety of such a course has at last struck the eyes of Ministers themselves; not, indeed, without a few Parliamentary hints of no mean strength and clearness, and they have bowed to the universal seuse of the nation, with a pliancy, which, it is to be lamest/4, has formed no part of their nature in other matters. This important concession was declared last night the Commons, in reply to the satire given by MA Beaustostv, the Member for Northumberland, Monday next, he would move an Address to the KIWI to suspend the Coronation till after the termlostios of the proceedings against L. MAJKSTT. Lord CMlTLX niacin, by whom the communication was made, col" trivet' however, with his usual felicity of 'apneas*, whilst he put the House in possession of the hict, to create the most complete ambiguity as to the mo tives on which it was grounded. Lowness of Mori added to the intricacy of his phrases. contributed to leave, not the public alone, but the surrounding Members themselves, in that state of ignorance which the Minister perhaps thought most coavesiont and pip. lido upon this important point. Hence, whilst be was understood by some to assert, that the post ponement of the Coronation " did not arks from any consideration of the proceedings against hot 4J111111." he misrepresented by others to have mid, "that distal of the Queue ire as instant inquiry having bees im plied with, the whole state of the business was changed, Wed it was soneideved proper to delay the Cososatios till the result of the Investipooe s lo s h' b e knees." Windom may have been the statements olf the Holds Lori, the wintry entertain no Arabs apse the subject. Her woke has Imo heard, and w h at i s m a w MOM taitual, it hoe been obeyed. Let t h e g o t be AFFRAY AT DOPER. --4.-- _llllll4llO. it is to carry hostilities into Tarkey, be expects to be joined by a large pasty ready elate in his (avow. Thom bomber ever, that he has been assessinelmL The the Censor, with respect to the *roils, beams the subject of diatomite' i■ of Peers. The Could de Seger, in the 46th alt., complained that his speech fused insertion in The Clusetitartiome4bi ollicious agent. A lively debate eases& and the declaration of the President on the subject was ordered ' serued in the prices rerki. In the `-'7th the Count again rotoplaired that, speech had been alkwed to be Inserted, been with as accompanying observation, that it was first sec y to obtain the the Brand Referendary of the Chamber. do Lally Tolendal moved, that the President adopt such reassures as for the futon might, , a reearreace of the act complained of.—Adopted. The Chamber in the sitting of the 4th the prejee relative to the Logi'. of Honour. In the Chamber of Bernie.. on the same Debates *a the Bedget were continued. Fnarec■ IFITAIDS (TLISDAII).-.—PIVO per 35 c.—Bank Actions 1,545 f. Freon the Melte Government Gazette., arrived to the 20th of May, we learn that tenaut-Oevernor has issue.' a notice,that , henceforth be admitted an Advocate, Notary, island of Malta, unless he can read, write, the English language, and that all - dressed to Government, exceptiug those stall In fatale be writtea in Baglish. from individuals of the lower classes, will condone to be received in , end of the present year. MIK that period , tracts will be wade out in the English language la Ailing up vacancies which may occur i establishment of the Wand, a peeferallsw to those among the satires who may be with the English language. All this, ' brsOw, may be easily reconciled to what is 'Key ; bat we weeder how the listens sammeile it to their feelings. the pablie are indebted to the independent , lots who, by thee aunties to the extraerdiaary alleaso whisk it was proposed to intemince ' new Lottery Bill. have rescued the public press from the frauds and earreschmeat, l= It is env towards the end of a sue furtively Weeder:4 Into Ellis. eir air eluding the vigilance of Members, an impodoas duty of the press to watch al/ tteediage. and to give timely 'Pardee when inept I. meditated against the rights mid the people. Bonham Mr. tholohowee. and Mr I Onomenermpeue, pawpaw to sot on enample deresase fiestimse of Ragland by a seemed lion to Mr. Have of ley pens& sock. meow la whisk this Sibeetiptiss he. aniado t sod the soma dadlibronse with a twers hut as Kalliatelb tie•Yßlala *shires tat thi UMW own as hems le Anne lowlaPta ls; iis am. We are are sorry to have to announce the occurrence Of a seriona disturbance which took place yesterday at Dover, and which, in some measure, may give us rea son to apprehend similar outrages, and perhaps to a greater extent, whenever the epportunitg offers to I the sno► to vent its blind fury. On the landing of a party of Italians, to the number of about ten, many persons taniultuously collected together, and stir. feuded them. They at first assailed them only with opprobrious names and aseusces, and allowed them to proceed to the Custom-bonne, without giving any/klieg marks of their rage and hostility. But no sooner did they see them about to quit the Castors►. loam, than they commenced a gemersl and most fi. riep attack upon them, beating them, pelting them with mad, stones, and annoying them in every po•si ble way. The civil power came to their assistance as soon as possible, and by dint of great exertion, and at the imminent risk of their own lives, succeeded in af fording them protection, dU they got them into a hoes, and lodged them i■ misty. The mob, after ammo dim dispersed. Many of the lidbans, who are said to be of a low description of persons, were hurt bit we hope Dot severely. They have been imported for the purpose of giving evidence in the approaching invostigistion. DRI'RI•LANE THEATRE. A view actress has appeared on these boards, and her trat apparatus; a few nights ago, in the character of Portia, escaped our observation. She list night pla c ed Deeds. seas, sad 'viscid powers of varied and strong per empties and szeattion, which indicate the existence of a highs, degree of status than could be exhausted epos this ehsrader. Halals has liberally endoned tide tidy with penned for the me,. and bid Lad appears le be set 'Willed. Her best scene k that la which berlembeieldierleelereith infidelity. It produced as electrical Mimeos as asdbar,. and severs' ices& of ap. plan* was its steritod ~art KtAlea Othello is eneenal. asewleistandiag ite high therseter. We never saw any thing opal to Its third set ; bet we have Reversers the fifth played with Ivo little Whet. His Week upon the whole Is still the greed nosaterpiete. Mr. UAW! Itexletwinade will, we fear. prove • serious (we trust sot a lading) totrree of incense. shoo, to hid. Heroes the - the • g genera l car . ideas" to bin. 'Boom the dose of live peitoiassieeli;t age should be night his !amerces was very distresaleg. eels) economy, The Catholics o f Irel an d h ave reso l ve d upon as IS" " Mich ' i Address to his Majesty ; and a dep uta ti on , cons i s ti ng I• aim' .also, 1 of the following Noblemen and Oswiecim°, are at pre. larger "nines , ' sent in Loudon for the purpo s e o f p rote c t i ng i t: — ickn" iatil"" Earls of Shrewsbury and Kenmo re , Hon. Thomasßarnwell, Sir John Burke, Ba r t., Joh n Howley sad Papers of Wed. C. !quintet, asqrs. 1 peened to leave A dreadful accident occurred on the 2lei c f l as t es. Accordion , , month, at the village of Oossau, in the cantos of Zs- -4 that l a! rich, in Switsetland. A ch urc h h a d b een new l y bGilt, lig to mow and the workmen, to celebrate the event, were resolved sabaelemera, Se hate a Illesdeat is the new building. The papule- Tarkey, where lion et the visage and its viellity isseMbled is ennead or ready to de - ,to *items the . ceremony , when unfortunately the 1 - ' l , boo . crowded galleries gave way, and 33 persons w e r e kill. • rho comities of eid, and upwards of 100 had their legs and arms brdken. , oho, has twice BsDITIOn. At Marlborough-street office, Jabs the Cham b er aerrete May was charged by Serjeant Hunter Rase, ; sitting of the of the 3d regiment of Foot Guards, w ith h av i ng ma d e I had been re• as. of the meet violent and seditious language against o i tide c a rious . his Majesty, he. Serpent Ross stated, that on Thurs- d oe declaration day night, he was walking owes the Pagoda-bridge, dered to he La. in James's-park, with two soldiers, when they were sitting of the interrupted by the prisoner and another man, who it, though his called eat " the Queen for ever!" and made use of ed, yet it had the foulest epithets against the King, which induced , on. signifying 1 hint to apprehend the prisoner, but hi s companion he sanction of I escaped. He gave him in the r est u dy o f P epper . [ The marquis , Curtis and Taylor, two privates, corroborated the • „ await abeam, above evidence. The prisoner, in his defence, said I aught prevent : he was at the time in a sate of into‘icatioa, and. epos —Adopted. I his own confession, the Magistrat e ti ne d hint live shil- ls lings, according to the Act of Parliament, for 'getting inst. adopted our. drank, and discharged him with a severe repri m and. . 1 same day, I ATnoCtoUll ATTIMPT TO MUMMA • POLICI OrriCga the —A few nights back, Jobs S m ith, one o f th e co b sta bl e; attached to the Town Hall, in the Borough, recoiled er Cents. 7S 1. information that a Hootieema boa bees 111-ttestad and . robbed in Ciun-street, St. =velallolila, and that the thief was thee is the Two ; Smith ; Ilie re, which have h astene d to .the modcavoes WA al abl ept " d. and at the that the Lieu. I corner of flowstreek WRY sr less than SI or 40 no p erson will young amen of when he brae, to be thieves; they , tory, g or. i n the bad jest eseameseed a sham light lo hoped of drawing he, spe ak some of the passengers from the high road that they ' and might rob them. dicer west rep in tbeeembatants rgitions ad- and beds them se desist' or which ewe of them gave blot o for appeals, a moos terrible blow oa the face,. sod ram it, the Two Tbe petitions Brewers; Smith followed, but had scare* got into the see, hol l ow, taproom, before be was gadded, sanneaded by the lan, until the Irani , who, aliSilig meeeent weapons, oath as gnarl I 1 period all con- Ws' Psigers• lw.„ swore the west horrid oaths _, they woad take his life sat tbe same wonseet his h e at nifonini awe , w as bombe/ suit aid be received a blow, 'appeal to • 11l in the civil b, l how aow pee, which sat his bead ebeettlagly s eat - . s will he given tbo bleed fa Wrests ran down his cheeks 1 the ainty be seqoalated the Wow genital, and the constable maid no loner for eight w e roans* the amber of stabs and blows which he te. • is called State eel vat or by wheat they were indicted ; hisitheoh; too. s will I* able which he serer failed to carry abase hint he hi hail that day Mit U heath sad he had mothilL t io ad dellmmi hiseell with bat his esoadiewts which lin 01l dap' panda:ill/am- tually as pusilek till he dropped s ense t extraerdiaary ready dead. Otee et the nacos sopp4Lt i tie de2 1 0 1 : lace late the be eyepiece, sad ettakea ea avoid of Wag ' w e and the one of the wardereta NM tely geatialbseaw , that were ice- thin of what wee possing H abeas aid Mbar ear souses sii .., stables, who secoa a te well amok ad pat the villain k Sibe s .paiN net seem , in the hopes them. WINO label, IVES. haler* et ~wa d e itialt en, and it is disawaible. awl his wee comPantif i rim i l l la • I all sorb pro- bleed, eyes to 11'400! wit esentyed ell hale ( whits say at- to the Ineweet suiplice. wbsell• Ow an speride• 4 I prim eval o f cheat a "atter of es hear. sahnalke was r i at that .smart his With, tie wheat the neweZ r Ze r g . _, bees word red bad beea carried, Wawa she ✓ limi lr ih • ' Wood swami anon The Ismael hoed elm* seem 'PI° to Ibe is - dearroes wane ea the _issasc se. of whisk it WO - sod &Atwell,- his ms's, 604 beat Silless‘ will' I I si gk ' it 11 . 1 1 4 . 4 . 1► 4 The tardy sheep InebiniNial; bat ale worst .s . t b ola mom , boo, over she felt eye, where the a . of aat tlbe ' bpi as whi a h ai r . beendiekkierain the eyo•kow to • eargizScr tf tbe tase i his s i z i. hh dia•ase k arediathie Wised eat Tim AIM et Is , 1114 *in t i ned tbe sow ef .alt 4 16'3111610s air bat/ a s . , P II eke 11& and waseasMs bl ban bees WWI he their iie. SSA atillpts ea Ise 11111 he 17. F.... 1871 04 Oft 1 10,06 I Fair matrartmeo. an Ise prams* 0 tt, 5.... I 46 be mks cusdy we, however, for the mom ea meats are made in mise r DIARY FOR THE. ENM_ !NG wan, WITH TMs TIMIS O F MI N I M STIR AT London - a ntbas. while, in the higher mations% the mass of more ostensive 1 __....... July are antortelsod, if not increased 9, 6.—Sixth Sunday aft e r T r i n ity. ____.......... tllntt Water—morn. 3y en. After 1; eves. 49m. after 4. We hare this morning meets 10, M.—Night 7h. 44 in. long—Nes Moon. nesday. The Duke de Caret High Water—morn. lo en. after 3; eves. 96 am. after 3. 11, T. bas decrease YO vs. Paris yesterday, on his joaiwey High Water—morn. 480. after 3; even. 4 at. after 4. to estratte from German Jaen 19, W.—Saturn rises I minutes past I I storm. Poch& of Josh's has as army MO Water -owes. Bp. after tie open. Kea. atter: . o. 11, Th.-4optter !MO Mt et. ton to mar -. -- •- • - 11161/4141111 °WM " till " HIS Water—non. 9 nu. after 3; nen. 91 m. after 8. it is mid, is to carry hostilli 14, F.—Mars sets 9 in. pavt 10 eves. be expects to be joined by a I High Water---morn. 41 as. after 5; even. I es. after 6. e l an i n hi s yams,. There 11, B.—tlt. Swithin's Day. filth Water—morn. 41 at. after 8: arse. 44 a. after 6. ever , that be has beta anti* ett ktatcOntan. 44 Tin 11111ITISSI IPTSTSSIIIAN .• IS imconeftaaTis WITII " TIPS STATEsSiAIt."