The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-27 00:00:00

. .. SOL nose sae sbeeratittr. Robnisi% When "sitirillid ' awl lAA else stated newsy ? . She lira said, she had 4k away; bat corrected borself, saying. she bad 04 i __. I. Patti:owed the Insolent a flub .50/. 110Efflo , and asked ' the see she allowed Mr. Barber si ~ I . o . — Tb• lildeliroat adatitted it was. sped l i t Mr. Robins's sated, sbat be dm lowa at Ham. intrunitb to tbe A eir keat. es condition of her •riXa=de ; Ono - int wino she get reheat to Allwierns to the agree-, Mr.aarbertwposid tillWi Wisit ani.inesßlNt was it' tidal's credit flow Ibis; site sheered Mai it bank nett " P lt i tt e t i s i eb e tA lb te fiatd r a llifii i bees mode 411 .4 11 kw. Ibis . ' tetbanded birtifee *live i FA,LLMALL. ' Ilse ef .this *lotus* is six feet adds half high by eight feet wide, and it represents our first parents seated Wier of the thethetti hewers of Bden, Ifsleeing to the dim:eerie of the Angel. Titil , c4coupe, is placed on a bank, " fall of fresh Verdure atui unnumbered flowers," gently rising from the coacesof 'deer -tangled copse, impervious In its floral luzeriasee t arid n 009 1 141, from the oePtal4llla Prorthion of its brute eureally• to awn the actual presentee of the divinity bletelf. • Ilisigividlims, pendant of this, and oceopylng the tower petal' Ofile *Oath. Is kid eve the Gamin of Eden , Of aid theif ed 'the week, to those who blew any tidieretthlir itaanititle_ypthri,iss • , produetions. and ran ape as of hb.insaginatioe, , and his extraoadi cur , ilittheateeeme issa4 say nothing in mailmen. theasefilart a wslea.havo these mesas of judging well. • , : atlvl , weed(' produce le illastration of such - • fig% VOW bOallti and boo:Wiese . • atleed lsifirre hi, he:imagination. tainting ie. It esti be ranked as a . thetit 'The co/Gering Is 6*l fit the ;ante • litilenle lees • treed ages Wt the st of • elfildienhteinle awathatieved with a latish hand, 1 As sandhi* by the heterogenthus especially', hod the most untutored cows eo, - Wed hues !Web hahm sot mow ra aVies4". dbOrthodaltY of motors." MeV. Athall'edi: t to think attach nalthaßtto the, ♦ , •l a i tag o tts. sad ss la t !Or detaeiced Wheat 1 eitn1 1 .1( 1 1 * ' l O * 3 1 4 1 :7 10 1,V;14:1 1 titer iv els way Vibremaig . 1/1! tics. as wells* terillnirerfree 'lllAs sag, di* adier`lidelke 1141 ogßdli vhor iEela el**, atteatßlßk sal* Vf whteirMri akited i • le-o 4 t.4e , •• • , vreosasiii With tbt edia;!litt &dieting Subject by itrzwannion (lie. ill); *nation setbdiatilidtle,• hemmer , elem remarkable,. as ard an zinF4oll4 . l.*. the clear ehd b:illiast teen Of 1111 1 1~ ..) • . . In the North ems Mo. 1.).144 grove sof Cattle, from the. petal of Wang of bthdinate diesensjons, . being twelve, feta by eigllf It it worthy of the Artist. Beside it (110. * :' 16.), le the b lost ftheiniting things weever beheld or itas onapiettie, two feet itith by two lest sli t , Az Cf. S. fissrrow, entitled A Girl at her &mottos. There , fit thlestioleated ai isefd in'the idea. •andllse execution; We thgalwolesnretsg thelenns I which we hate 'spoke, of Prethers snteseday ,Aotel (No. 47), by Hawses. R. A. sothaliaa!theas,ealter subjects from the same source and head i er. well earth notice. • Ps.. 49. The !Ismael Scene to Westminster hail, at ids Iktjestle Coronation. by Oconee Joaas, A.R.A.—This tea work of very great merit, and d ing of the subject-of sew elaborate detail, and yet faithfully preserving the spirit of. the whole, wbiCh ileetned to hover o'er the " commingled glories" of that enpaitliehd scene. N 0.42. Mowing after a Stores ea the Coast of Devon. by NV u. Unit:44.-4 representation of terrific grandeur and k4rful accuracy. The black spirit of the Storm seeming to dicpule every inch of *tat was late his empire, with the re citing fretness of tile advancing morn. No. ?ft. A whlrnsleal subject from a French Comedy , by A. K. CHALON, It. A. RI and 9!. Too lively representations of the Infant God, the limner by if. W:Ptexeasntst., A. It. A., and the other by Ws. Amser —.boa works of a most pleasing nature, and rotaarkable for Admits of colouring. In th e Month Room, No, 209, la a colossal picture of great labour and merit, by J. J: The subject is The T,p• AilPiesoisiltag the &Tulare of Christ, and the size h 12 fret by te. We had too cursory a view of the Collection to dr ahlr to cater into a critical examination of the peculiar =wits of a work of thh nature. Amongst the articles of Sculpture Whe mesh-admired eta late of great the Posses's, by E. H. Spier, R. A.; also' 331, The Partheistao Prows:los from the frieze of the Cella 'tithe Portliest* of the Acropolis of Atkeiss, by Jonx Hate. share, will be food an extremely interesting production," ev lacing much industry and talent. The present state of the weather Is not Very favourable for the openlnz Of an Exhibition. but we litve no eoubt the hi tr resie worth of the Collection *ill overcame the 'sense o external Impedimeets. . ths Friday isennight, at Cromer, an experiment was was tried upon an improvement made by M. Hue, of tiuthorpe.in the apparatus accompanying Capt. Manby's Ono. In the original invention, the rope attached to the 6111 was intended to he coiled on the shore. Mr. Base's improvement consists of a reel, larger at the one end than at the other, and upon which this rope is wound, so u to render it perfectly secure against the line breaking when the shot is thrown, which dream stance alone has been often of fatal consequence and unfortunately caused the loss of many lives.. This reel is plieell about Ilyd. before the gun, and at the same elevation. The largest end is the lowest. • This plan was found to succeed extremely well. The only dithcnlty appeared to be the length of time the rope took to wind on the reel. This however may be easily obviated by a spindle running through the centre of tbr reel. which belegylaced upon two supporters at either end, and turned bJr the crank, would render the wind. ing very rapid. The great difficnlty attaching to. the old plan of coiling the rope arose from the almost he. possibility of laying it accurately in dark and tempest mins nigists. This experiment was made in the pre. since of Lord Wield, Admiral Lakin, and many other respectable and intelligent characters, and appeared to' rue great satisfaction. By this plan, ste 100[11 than ood line can be fastened to the reel, six or seven shots (if seedful) can be Bred ' is tea adages. in sow cases as Waite advantage. PRICE OF S I TOCEII THII Seek 1tt0etc.......)10, TIR I 3 per Ct. Red ...... mil 3 per Ct.Cous .: ....7 se par Ct. 4, per Copts..... ft 964 9604 ;7 4 per w F a g 7797 ,14begAtte....1% !9 1018.18 laip. 3 per Ct..— .. .. 311 Irish 6 per Ceuta. that bosh ~thrterssefbis Mallaillitb in the dreaded lens, of the woriVeillaelkalita h going on now, bow is the !attained hi apiiidi4 thing worse from a Reform ?Revolotion asewiediwirot change from the present thing to sometkisi oleo; how is the kodlord to lose by a change frets first w :s actually taking away Isis estate? Revelation is eh he now alms ; anti tiro Courier will, thertinee, do w to alter its tone, and to assert, that a reform world ..is ; 1 4 r64pe no elmage at, all. This paper observes, that it is trio ' it great debt has been incurred, abd that hen .. r lave been imposed. But the Comics weAdon is 1 it ns that no one at the puhiie aseetiage tiger sake trisetirer this debt sad these takes were tot neemser# ti}' 41rartrre ibi country against Buottorstros. As tisti Crier ieem,s is distress to know wiy Da s*, atilsolso 'thiamiestiost, sad, saw* like to Wks' spiptir•frilk *sli p we will tell him. There an ••eteeli e ikatairtfheks these qtcstfons ; dial* .., ( Et r e* eeithriteeting mould votithleilla l . Ott 401 Or" aeertt.that not a sbilling,of oitiligiemosommai es Omen', the country spinst-Bremtsiestatto-This . anion, is, that sees ttestits-asOe'lltear be iellitik in his tire, whit lohitatiati Atiild tilt IroßsE than take. e - ihaktailselin Ate capital of (ii•Oheiliste ". . • .iiii,.bsbouree.l.4:, is gin the 11111101,* J•ir l :ad ,Ii icier 04 • • rto has ' 'reta , l;, .;,..... B : H *.: :' :. ' ; OV W a t t. - RCN, ' i.. ' t'l Weourie . r • Of S atittday night, alfai *le* . that lopeontemponries have lately Weeds& 11 4 1 . 0 ‘ 01 1 441 . 6 .. 4 1kinsted exertions in the Novel itseatlivelkie.king. r ilettit; says, 'we authorised disdnctif in itite, that t .4pre has bieit . psi such increase of exertion, and Gie s . 0 there has cot beta alcustsallest tasderwy to oarlike pro u•pwratios,i4 say of ews , Doekyords."—Witt oltoolemit Meatiness is this! This is pot in for fete Odle Dont BON'S ! This is put in to prevent the Bantams& from sendieg threatening messages to ear (leverages's; .T—Oki no, wz who were one of theme contemporaries, that said there were increased exertions in the Naval Arsenals. We always knew, and we always geld. that the Minl i st'irs would not dare to go to war. We always safd this kite Debt said ;to the King of England : " thou shalt anat. " go to war again while I ens in existence. We MB* the Government cannot go to War without blowitto7 the Dibt ; end we can hardly conceive a Jerrie tinia. miliation to which this nation may not descend, If this Debt be sot speedily reduced, and reduced it caotot he, without a Reform in the Tarlistnent.—We offer I UT, though we are not in the practice of betting. Witeilti bet an even ten pounds, that GIBRALTAR ie ia' "thi s heads .f the Preach before this day three years, welfie • the Debt be,before that time, reduced more Arm owe Miff. The very Debt, which oar Government and Parliathent made us contract to carry on a ear for the Restoration of the DUVILSO!YII 1 that very Debt, if it be not spew* reduced; will put those Bouteores in possession of Gs-, IRAf•TAB. This is what we have always foreseen ; what mishenoilwee hossitelliog for Aileen years, whatas kftio. ws shall not, but what we fear, we shall, see soma , plished.—The Courier now tells us that the mediation of Great Britain was THREE times tern* ity'tbe French! Such disgrace England never before sob mugged t0..:--The Spaniards seem resolved to maim fight at any rate; and, if they could be secured against Treason, their fight would be successful. Out of ttik war, however, one of two thing; must come.—Our Ministers and System must have tb endure the ever- Ifrp , ghtil lasting reproach of suffering the Spanish Fleet and at. iIIIALTAI to fall Into the hands of the French : or, the FReNCH 134:masons must he again burled from the Throne ; and, in that case, there is am sod to all tha conspitings of Despotism. TUE STATESMA N ;; ilatii44i Writ pamphlet at aa earTirojpertod; it I had • 114 ••bie•lialtilliteg to cosateaaare, lay that praeaciiitlre t bs "nodes asairtained by some persons hat whalaihr lise entradielad„ Is ad ea tted " - I have tha bowler tabe, Sir, • ' " Your oast obadisat.halabl• • "T. P. Cowman/AN" . • Aimed) pktiner deals/ Win this eight ban, bees gives. Noe Amamg the elightoet conoectioa, C too eonotructions. However, we will tails to, .mom ibli Mr. Vol:argosy had nothing to do with Ilso l isentbet:.doetimie of the pamphlet, we never either called Iblis 116 61404 biro. We believed the pamphlet to be a ieplitvilliden from several . pees ; and believed Mai to be ~tii, thee ... reamed Om matter 'with the printer [4 1111516 1 hinkire.—Bot the meson given Wale On; IPaltrielh Meg worthy of notice *N. Mr.' Ono ISO sepsiedistior wellaNlNlVii.lolllllllomirthissoli6rtimilis • • • • • • • wit& twelssiiiwhi- Mike.*** 49 Vita altbei pireeirldelil64l l / a rt se* 7de • W . *liken! The sew tessies yes IS 44, the- eine mien stated lipestoot refilieeoes yeti shodtreir kW,/ ANNlvaurneher At the Sir* JIMIMMIItv be- wee di •ti only swot or the set 1 1 1110/114111MreilValme 114; * pis' OWN* brio Amervierett Ms INOISLIfis $lO. moss togistaito Ow .iw; either-ease. lhoossownwrdhlodbd , his" triad" Mir lielsomaralikt.: ao - asoamotai trith.l 41salsolloophpMov9Ifiati 'boo. atitliii, • _ . . tbPdistrretrarssow4. :Tito taw* IRS 6I lie: loiter ins will' rewired bytholawillwOrs. holt shohi . . • .. , , *001496 nikilist am the ' ' IniAltiiiimpooriWiluit to regard thiti awalriiii ..cram .l )'i le laiOstwillir est to regard it as ems . ' eitpresdio of Oat were.. three winks 4110, the lillmothimr or the *li AM;; and it is Impossible wet twitiairoW the disavow 4 With the dirporiire of Mr. t 'i allittyr siti„ Maids the usatoriolviaw to lib of .. . • ~ . Mr. itowtrihok atto4 "it Csrikeso wiry tilesiO [rains wet so expressOillwartd -to !sip 's HU Bei. 'two, they Meow net What to do; =I we shalt Imo, . of thabedWiirts. ON, they boor what 'ire this do.. *its of thettindolds: Mr. Warnars IlitSllll, we ander'. liattd, to stew st thaw very! Nati la the Iledisiow ; 00ehig pod Akio's. ill dartililic fro Odd polity. or lien 41.11fdth; Mod then, Yekra ill*, lO4hele Amapa Oiwitlitairmh lim i t soneth ,4 3 trts ihtr . 7 5 1 1 4 t 0 ,, 11 . !!! • 16 06 . 0 1 1 1 4 . ;0 4 : e 7 . ' 7 .1 . 1 4 1 . tlko. simpid)isyt. . 1,464 .nfeet la ids Illudevell iffrilittileilildat: Tb• week argue tildlllo4 . lltlitt I. 4 k : i . i ll'. ' wit? rittikssiviikNaptts«! 4 or• . I.l li9 ;l . ll6 iiisekibil******* ..... 1 , 411110( 44 00 40 8 + .. " WRI I Pt , ,1; I it ' '' 14- e ..viip.oo6 1_1.41.• e pr,- ,. . 1.4......,:i..i.: ; :;;....:q • sills. tittd.r.. ..h . _ :. , 7., - :•-i ..•_,,i.tt yo!,,g -x Sre. are Sip* wain ells nine ending hil 6d. -119 , Frvr4kol/941,iit°4t. t"''SlV,44.!fairit , i StOit.l4l4iiit trf#4 4 ppit 4 tip-toe*lriliww whet ikit Dintrboo..toliow will say-1 1* predict, that ho will b• firt l' . Wit'dgeliihr i4e41004.!',?14if:01f oar' pi j pert itiltioslst, that the» . win i: ii vii: - .Ay . air.- le, wet hold asoeirk to loarillirtfrilirif :USW , q e "r e" , -tel frerr!.. " : • • ....• 1 • ' • • opectitialud4.!- Rkti-raw 41.. Tb. eipressii . bell Paris this morning bring tie *reach Fonds 79, 3OL-9psid4, 4t, and Neapolitan 09. lo consequence of the above im provemeat, Consols opred al 761, 77, but fell again tof, and at pews are 70f, With s. heavy market. bloat Femme ` 'are analoasly width g the resell of tbe Frew* Klag's . Meet which will be delivered to-morrow, sad mast have a ~qtaterlel lefuenee on the Britisi Fonds. In the earlier part aif iiit morning there was , a good deal doing la Spanish floods. which erased at 41f, teetered again to 41, and eve maw 4911; ' .• . • ..• • . r Chill, 791—New lipiiisisb, 401 1 -=Old, 44—New Friesian, 7e—Old, 73-4amia. 72—Danish, SO.-Neapolitan, 74 ' Cstiembisa„ - 14—Spanish Scrip 251 ills. • . Paris papers to the 25th instant have come to hest. According to the Etoile land Quotidietute, the Dike d'Angouleme had been named Commander in Chist ef t the Army of Observation, which was to be raised to 100,009 men :—the duke de (blithe and bares de DOsais formed part of his Staff, and a company of body curds. selected out of the four companies of the King's Body Guard, was to accompany him to the field. His Royal Highness, it is added, intended to open the campaign ea the side of Navarre, and the Marquis -sof Lektristee 'was tq precede him by aTew days to preppre the a for his reeeption, and to take Ilse eensictnt if the Cuirassiers of the Guard. All the Regiounts of that body are said to have displayed so much eagerness to *molar, in order to prevent jealousies amongst them, lots were cast, and fortune decided in favour [of the 'Cuirassiers, the Dragoons, and the Chasseurs of the Guard. The whole cavalry was to be under the orders *1 General Bordesoult, and the Dukes of Belton° and illeggic, were to act uuder the Duke of Angooleme, for the purpose. probably. of 'applying his west of military skill. The Qnotidlenee asserts, besides. that contracts had been made with different individuals to famish the Army with provisions, and that the Garrison of Lille was on its march to the Pyrenees. it adds. however, the important fact that the Comte de la Garde had 110$ ititted Madrid on the 15th instant, and that the Duke of Saa Lorenzo, the Spanish Ambassador in Paris, lad r. not demanded his passports. The Au ri;itio, Russian. and Prussian Ambassadors left Madrid immediately after receiving their's. Advice& ' from Bayoane in the Quotidienet, say, that the Austrian Ambassador reached that place on the 18tb., and that those of Prussia and Russia were hourly elk: fea Elected. The same Paper continues to relate pretended cats on the part of the Constitationalistz, and eves ID assert tbet Mine's army is dissolved, AN th a t the block Regency is on the eve of »metering Spoilt. awhile the Freseh Min/Hula! Journals remelt' Ilk ot, in order probably that the tower of inferielotg S • . t 1 '! 'Mt ITISiI- INSTITUTION, PAUP . I . FAI.P . .. gite statefsman : ~......,,... .w.IIIIMPO be.. Avowed with i private 'Wit Ilta col- Webs of Pldatfop which this valeablif bideadon is . -.. T.: wow* alp Mail to it#inr for poi** imbibition. sod ire William to LONDON: •... loot oditiloaiitall val that tb 4 .l l . l ll l ar kJ* reW7 tilFect worthy of the MONDIT ETZSPNO, JkNIFOrr W, ism . . tr lAA fee. etat oF-WemdiAmsedon: As the seisetion is Co.- • • *oft ego** litisiii.of Naive genius, after the lapse • • • ft ia allows} tonsegaence that the 1.. . ..... - WOLF r WoLpr woo! o • - 1 1 ..... o lid . .. .... Wet ~.m .b lw et't,osePaz i tiv i __eifr 7his 'Opel* ety of the boy to thelPhbla: tboo.b or •', i), am' kw .o . - :r! , . • 111 11 4 ,.. i.tii r .r. ii iti .,.— z w :47, - 4 piripi of the 1114terti - thalley cried‘Foset MU* • y. , talaltsler sellialii r g ...or 61 ' ••. ‘ r & - 41 - • :" —' itt.,41.001. afffi§l hO p lovit.hiso : the Moisten bare soie4 iteiro..staPP4 inglie Mceta mash te ' '' •- ' 'l ll ' . . "'• " 1 " tiliiiimplisihooffiroo shoo. .The Tonto 4 . ler lawaille , - , A i lsol ,ii. - . 140 6 °14 ~. •.. ..,.' ,': i . ,-- -.- , i.or - .• . lam *thritaill,llll f rr 1.- ~. k Llittila ' f it.!:4'" ''' :• "N -• • w° r/AY .1 . ,'' -' • . '• . :• . • i . . 11 4 141109,110.1140.4411N1ai1tdre . ifelLi- • '' . . . 5.i../,04,1* • . . • a . • 74 )4411. 1 9 401* , ti.e4filiMilfrtfl i l li . "......a .. ' ' ' t# ag, :OWN* Or, AWN* PeammusidiV the Ea* /ii •- - '''''' .' , ~,,r e sot • - ,ii So amedllet of tiqualosise. Shooter toNo. In. lithriaaitif llge'relti" A tee! Th e i m ikoeu es • • • * p o w o w * spatider. Aki raillialf‘Kamidariolhaei 'The itibiAWlLlOnbb / WWI Is a Revolution igelowas loatithit a iiefieashiiiitlas . irldiarq el OkO t tri'Vett 4 4 _ 16106 0 g, „ :If set "4 #e O r e l. _ i ft /41411.1 to pyre stop**. The *tad .illitoilatioalblea . tow Oft:4lpy List the purlieu. lo tilts dee, hurt le itself thaels droadfet to a laadeirti.' ri lir W.. MO Amity ablaiisif y; pi the poet.. the,irerktnp or whose tr cores t hat the landlord dreads. _ _ ...... _14,44; . . • . . . • r irkik. isms vs 1 004411 1 1e4 (eV , he hoo toulertakei to twofer to canvass. Ma-- -A-_ -• ALA- • - A- -:- •-...• ..-.1 .• 1..11 Lt.& 1••• -1,.... , teat he•dresds is,tlo these kis dIMIIIIIMMie - •Ai 4 MR. COURTP.NAT. The tenoning letter will, when we have inserted it, call for a remark or two TO TNT EDITOR OF TUB COUIICR. " East hulls Board. Jae. 21. isn. " Sin,—The paragraph inserted in Thursday's Courier, "stating that the pamphlet, entitled "Administration of " Public Affairs." tc. wee not written by to person holding " an °Metal situation, does in effect contradict the assertion "which has been made at prone stectisys aced elzerkert, "that the author of that pamphlet. Nevertheless, I " OKI induced. by the repeated 'references made • lit by "same, as the author of this and &former pamphlet. fi - "clue distinctly, on my owo port. that not toe d " at connection with the publication W " present work, or of 000 Plrbildied P ttL fi rr ilar t yeot the' title of State Of the 1. 4.4.14 ,korelifou: , /toy. : M . . . -l' _i~ .~.. _, ~ - V. 5 DAY AT ONS OTLOOL, ladle Stook • Ditto Bab... Mogi:, pp South Sus Ste* South Sea Ott soli e5.8111.9d. fa k • S •" • r 7 -6001.1114ik SP. :Up Coo.forAsat.,:•", ‘ , TOS LottraryTickse..... - :,101. 191' . t the public, and the wodd in generalmay.ber resers'ed Cyr the King, when be opens the Sestina of the Chambers tn`tuorrow. An article from Welch htlaoootes. that the. Court. Theatre caught are on the 14th inst. dotizg the represestasion ot• Piece entitled " The The For and was reduced itt three hours to a hasp of ashes. Tits andiince, however, bad fortunately sufficient tilos te> escape befits', the'roof felt 1 n:"TO eases then etregdect to the Old Court . Theatre. which wai also burnt; down, AO the Pelee. itself *ill in great danger. •Vaatien.Funits oN Twunsrsay.—Piss per Cents. opened at 77f. 60e.; closed at 711 f. 30e.; Neapolitan Stock, Gfif. z Spanlsit Bonds, Inc. Exchange on London. at one otnow, ,I6f. 33c. * : at tbratiasonths, x3f•Xie. By Frankfort porno which we liars roceirld this slim to tip it* instnotors leers tbat Lord Smug. gift et soneirety Muds end very gooey wai. Cukai front .wk iiier be tiss 9.,40,0; Afralois• Orem et . . _ . infcrited from Nom, eta Statord, tit*** I ,Pltiftpl4ilsoes wilt not be'permitted, ii Attars. to oak** .attiooptilim or to pats the Fttoch froatimm'.! 3; • - 7 ' ISM orifrole fawn Cololne.+loll 31 cs•- • " • a ! f t . . ter of Plitibi,ll.**lNlwzao=4; loo 4 ioiroswovos aid ilororattatiortiobilmtlaW ones* • • ** l . • . •, • • ,; - ymeatny Committee .ito-egitiol,b4*** the Ainpaten fisspectiog Ms award= . 14 •Paft-ffia/is ticu' 41 . 011. b. ofroPitallo to MAW parties ceasessa•#. • • • ' " • t e C tars i# ~ IPr. ri lt r i* e * gi * l if 1"1 :4 4 1 1 44° 11.111 pf As . disiawlispow of Hasid . . niklirorlitch be • ; yEri bitterly ' Coitas of 1%4.11444. his getrratimitillikilt mainsails lb( sepsitibstatil ladeposOlesse of tiestwitpr owor 1 0h hit 14 / 4 01 Satianted *nig°. :k, : ' 1 I ifis erilymbie oWilitessesiwiiis 411.011.84.410 6.#lol*rk' • -, J •r - -777,7777 time • • 1 - 4;r0i 1 .1. ' Boommosa, DoeasnowlB6=So-l oortiiinWartigie ochosoor Lorenzo, arrived sOgorotorititiii44* . pt. Salvador, we loom thotadetOsoseolvormottlprrtosot AO oodor itotgailoveleootal. ALfiltr peOblito Wirttlar tl . OOO. !TO Alakiii4 MI.A . PO*/ N I ; ?hi Spoiliatotwortyiloroimihe , maikair -1,1 I "l"‘ v •da i fr e = ElaillV=ZZ jspt. fitioaralliktfit4a ow . %mai of teltiomo, Mike maim hi, fooralli. Divr , eoilititoicatiourftailtrePol WINI-dme issattle li;3"1 _......we war agate.. ipais. 1 (levier*. or ANOTHIR " , l i lle Spanish Ambassador bed cent out an invitation tr hit *Unties to give•sext , beewoosaternisodesl, add. mended Isis passports. in reply to the late star duns in our naval gooey., siona of war the Coarser .. says.," we are authorised distinctly to state, lisatilier• • has been no such increase of exertion, med. ahatibisnr • ' has not been the smallest tendency to warlikh .. ! lreerigg t tions at any of the dock yards." , • , _ . !.,erto PORTIMOSTrn, JAN. 25.—We are infOrriledy 't T . best authority, that no orders hue been givee•sto p" • any ships of war into a state for service, beyond • ttiabo v ileantieg for customary employ . The foot gusedships a c [Plymouth are to be examined in Doek, as.,o nwtel at the expiratien of every three years; if •eitbisi; prove en-, lit fur sea service, she will be paid. off, and her place will r besopplied with an effective ship. , The Harriet, Capt. Johnson, which anivest at •this Motherbank, on Thwreday, *Peke, oa st Oeteber,Ar ichoorter hound to • Sierra Leone, witk-i35 'dui.* ow 'board, prize tote Bann, 20 guns, Capt. Charles kill- • lips : which ship had also Captured r POrlegueee politer , . , '.hiring 238 slaves on board: The Nutlet, Montilla, of , ,4inaresey, from Rio Janeiro to eibraltar e was Write r * 'Well, in 33. 40. N. 1tteg,,36,1 P., Thy French fishing liNii"Odieligte to visit oat *,* r in considerable numbeetrie' . Viiii Ise:ridge ; lisSi i lfse , wind. blowing strong from e cords eiellaims plugged roar heats front this pro6ta ,Pareuit i miny dispw . 'fiter ' .!lave fetched from 'ls. 6d. to 4 .. 6d. per bushel, *ask ere: imeelsased wish numb avidity by the Preschiegoorist . apply us lb Triern with eggs, tea fee 'shit/log ; mined., seeks, 35. per couple; hurls, rear, lic. much under our market prices. Ma. Conawnwev. , -elt is said that Mr. T. P. Courto••• tansy, to whom the Onvernment pamphlet has hitherto (but, as he says, erroneously) been ascribed, but the nethentioity of which pamphlet, since the remora l of little Van, Ministers seem anxious to deny. and whose ,various emoluments amount to more than unur. a veer,: is going to retire on a pension. Another Windfall fur the Wynn.. only exceeded in value by the Bishopric qf Caksita.—(Monsing Chros.) Ma. O'Batert.—We have ascertained, that the Cor. • respondent who informed ue, that the law expenses in corred by Dennis O'Brien, liso. in a trial arising out of, circumstances in (which Franklie was costeered, had been himself misinfeilined. Mr. O'Brien laid b t Foto is •the bill of his attorneys, Amounting to 202/. I Is. 6d.. . and a letter from them, stating, that they received from him SW. on the 30th of Peceouher. 1$20; SW. is March, •11821 ; SO/, on the 22d of April, 11122; 211L'est thellth , of October following ; and 2111 on the 13th of Noted:- ber last ; and that they look to bine, Ind haw,' only, for the balance of 421. 1.1 s: 6tl t still di** thent s "l.Y.l Sisg that every Journal which copied the etlgienr,thlelmAle will also, in jounlie to Ate. O'Brien. copy dtk:iiffligna' tioo.—(Mernirsg. Citron.) 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Id determination of his' Ittnst Cesitstfins Ms ' . , the line ofteadoct w►ich the his, with' the hamar ,tif 'kiogdow,. renders ' halt, to deniarewar agsiest •1 Zet e •Yar Thai: (rxtraaer OP ANOTHIR LETTIIR *AVID ) Itti The Spanish Ambassador the Doke do E. Damimep n osh ' had sent out an invitation to a grind Sall, whisk lt !Mitt cohost 6iristentioa to glversentmeek.• The preptasttA7 . duo s beea•oonetermsoded, add Ike Doke is said to • ' . mantled pauports. • tt`:.` atlas to reply to • the lite statements of enereliad,4'et., all fai tiuns in ()Ur naval smells, tending to exciteeijirMion, • Psi stuns of war the Courser of last night emptariegtw ' ant r ,67: 1 '- - ......`. 4 ' •: :.:- 4 4114 . - _ - . ens. in. ma Dm O Millis ,: ,1 0 Hollsod • 1 kA * Watsvilsol" ,11 0 Hasbro' 7 O O.* loamy • 1 0 Prams • - V , '0 Lisboa . , 0 0 Flanders - 1 s. ;-:* • Goilaabarg • 0 0 Anvil - - e _ .....i ~. t. ~. . ~ ' -S