The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-04 00:00:00

~ r ~~' F THI S'fATLeSMAN : • with dooms lower which %l oomed after 'hipsters.; Charles If. awed his life In the loyalty of the Catho• lies, and though their fidelity was repaid by the roost mover, common,. Hay still resuaiood attached to thoie allegianro. • Riau, of the prejudices tocsins. thous were kepi 11111. b) their soppaawd emoted attschwoat to the Pretrotor., has of those Cotholies who sup. ported NM, port majority was front other Maim., thin 'how of toligion. The retool conduct of thy Homan Cosboliss petition thew to the respect and opprolooriffs, of the noose; it mu gosh as to show that 5114.7 smite.' what they claimed of the frgioloture: it had boon mild, yet irw ; stood, in the purest' of their rights, bat loyal la the ~oat by which they wished so *Wino them. Thor* • Pro tow* lobo bellevoil that if shit Resin Ce• tbolics mortals& oligihlo In nikos of high trios' and imperious:, in a shoot limit such of would he filled only *by them. I( Mb were true, It aught to be on argoowitat to ith tleollnaw in their ravage, for if world Glow the e"eide 4 fclo of the Hoes* is their principle.. liar, adsoistlng thou, principles to Is. good, Inv denied this aerie Smelt would front their elosocipatios. ilbworner Notch the great body of the People. Psett* roiled, of the Ifish notion, might be disposed in fa. viler of the principle of onlvoosal toleration, it would litter bar, the effort of poodoting thaw' esclasively roPboloot rot Slut Rooms§ Catholics. It had hoes said the. the Rooms Catholics were .ever "'Went. Ifs would ask bow should they Mir eontont : they were ssforrol to enjoy the merkery of priri!efe without thle ; they had rank with's, dignity or power; awe wealth, without indoewes or itsterest. What mast Who feollogs for 'father who was obliged to check soil curb rho rising ambitious of his sonata the ottaintaeat of Prsysf those distlactioos w hick t heir a ocestoro enjoyed ? HO sight go turno ff , pod show oho iatonsistoory, with noised plimitilos of British frporfatio, of keep. ing,sto lafiwt a portion lif err follow.sobjetts in a stem ofpolitlfsl ofiradation: we who've., gigolo liberty to half of Metope wen upbraided with the oxiosordboary sigma) if bullies wore than I.4th of nor owe sub jedßi: Stale of civil and political degioJaiioso. lie wishi on "pion all those points. hat ha concrived tk irelitillr sonerossary wash. of the time o f sh e tidiest: n eaffels.ion, he should sentare to hope, that only those who oat, dongor to lobo Church and Stale from a repeal of the Postal Code , would sots agiliast its abnlitino • the certainty alone of that oloetatollqilld justify list ',missies of any portion of wilkjeets hops fha eojoyineut of their natural rs(hil.[lfeer !I—With respect to the question of securities, be could not say any thing ; for where be I oaf, es clangor, he could ask fur ato security to yield ' ogriust.--[/lear!)-allte Noble Lord sat down arohl fowl elialon,es pressing his sincere hop* t hat the Claims of the Gaelic" night omit' tioh ssocti.o .1 the LsAillaterv. Mr. BROWNLOW wished that he could base dishoviroul any fair thong* in this religion to induce Lam in agree to gigot the professor" of it any fartbor cooirio.sino.. The Petitioners had refused to @s lobs leJgo dor septotnacy of the Kiag ; and he woakl toot rebound to establish • power its floe Soto lode. pmscloot of tbs. Mosiarch. He admitted that the poWor of the Pp: led teak low la aeoteal opissisa ; bet still His totsola of lb* Catholic &Ogles corded #spillget with thew: 'Ho hoped this the poison, Itnyal Featly .wets recollect, that le their tastily the flee. ftoligloot bad bees established la this Boobs 100 ell ha pasta ; sod, that to mak* way for show, we - heirloom ibilied to banish Catbolkiss limn lb,' laud. Mr. BEECHER, front his heart sod soil, thought the on goooti.to Umpired the totems* of abs F.opi, a so much as this. all who blew any 'bigger the sub ject seat be misled abet the amnia, coocossions to ISCatbelics was absolutely neersvary for the safety fret l.elaatl. The Catholic, ascioded fres tbs. of the Coonitotioo, mist hove a 71ord•ilitentlisriesrd for the onlioteoosico of it.— hit ipolidlos rested on the merits of the Catholics, ohlsorbill prOdfo of their merits alight 11 , 041 y be for. k *ay or leierroporate speech or declaration frtiot aelaMeideal,er 1 body, might not to operate to rise diradvantage elk great body of the Catholics. 'f tllOO. titesbMtiel rtf the Catholics tended to weaken tir• ties that would otherwise bind then to their aeiliey, sad destroy the affections which otherwise wield grow entente's thew and their Protestant nefghboors. He /Aped is day was not far distant, when they wooed lock beck on the restrictions en CO holies, anal aMok es they wow did sespecting the Slave Trade, and wonder how they cocid bass seer enfrrtoinedtw• opinions on it. ST R. WILSON could not give • sliest rote on the present quoetinis ; hot in the time of his coo. aliments be usee Ns topped to the 1114/6011 if his Hirst lice. Frieud. It had bee. asW, that the Pro. plot, Landon and its sit-lido) , were hostile to the memo, tiontion ; in this he coold eel cower—for, ens ?stew dlscmeshos. petitions bad been most neemproinly signed aphis. it from quarters where foot ifo'objemion was raised till the present eminent. The lioemnable Member counseled for • short time to *ego. is eeppett of 'the motion; hot frets the lead end ?request cries la.—Question, gessfien!---it :as impossible to collect his observations he the pillory. Lord LowTtunt thought the (elates could poi be prostrd ratifier dsoger. The cries of 8 6 Qorstios" sow became more loud and *ewers,. at d the miller, woe glossal far a division. On our quitting it she jollity Ass imosediately filled with Maginot., and tiering ear reclusion some Nether took place. Aortal width lb. chemist; was load, NI esidersleadle motion was made to ad. pro the debuts. The Hem eltissotely decided so the Tastiest. Km she !twice 943*—Atehria II 20. Pew sorbets sfseres►d. esodereent s scrsiley, •►es ens tete was struck of the Ayes, Red be frees t►e Nee.; In , ing 11th semi esathert, taf dr intim 21Y—A r ts itll.l-314.0.117 agailut tbie rwo. Attjoetood at Two easelt. 'BERGH PAPERS. TOE vosricArms or THIS ATTEMPT TO AP 5.51/SAZIE TnK UVI, Or WKLLivOTON. AT COUler Or AAWAES. PARIS. IN TOL DE. A RTOIENT Or TIM !MINE. Tho secusadisa la aitalast ilarc- Andre Lintilloa r , e j.iNMr. born at Pads, and residing at No. Hoed Dairphhitt; also, against Joseph Stine* Merited, ord 49 1 ',Rhoden , irecopatlea s bon it, tlepertseebt if Alb, aid rusidlog st 313. 11e.3t. lioDew. Meet ono o'clock no the moiolog of the I Hlh et Fiobteery, MS, the Doke of Wellington ass re. tondo' In Ais gerriep to bit hotel in the Rue Champs limos. The rattle', •et irleiven by his cos.:oasis, !Noel GsFvsr; Ind Louis Demonic, his footman, loss behind. At the moment when the eirriage approached the hotel, the eaptireion of Ilre•arms was heard, end the light was semi by the Doke, his coachmen, and foot men. The sentinelt were at Ibe doer of t►e ►etel when the report was hn►d. 'l•he Doke at firm ibimaht that the firing pt./stymied serldentally from the muskets of the sentinels I bet when, on gelling est of his carrisp, the footman salted him, with groat analety, if he was wounded; lie could no longer doubt but that the firing of the pistol pro. award from malice, sod wes aimed at his cirri •ge. The Coomblssery of Police Wag informed of what passed, proceeded nest ilay, at II o'clock, to the !thief of she Oahe of Wellington, where he collected the facia, which we shall so doubt be able Is lay be fore oar Reeder, In-morrow, with (it is not Im probable) the pleadings in f of the armed.— We are rutin ised sod sorry to hods Scorch Nobleman (K i ) mentiosied so often its the pro ce•dinas, es hieing been much in the company of Marind, see of the thug accused. p.tit ill. rut:Ka 1111 flank St•wk 991 9 pert .t I tin'. 711 3 per Cris'. errnbuir 4 31 per .rut. AN her Arr. 7pl 4 per gni i♦ :11A1: A r 4)SE tita.tiCN. 5 per Cent. %nl• 1.,4 Isdin Mundt 5$ SI p. I.neg Ann. 114 ISM Knenenwer Sim $ It) p. lksftimis 7'hfl , ; STA TEghtel N. LONDON i TUTIbAT. MAT 4, 11119. The important qoestion was last night very ably di,. caned, though by a very few smokers. It most be said it was leaf for the present, but the decision, that is, 'helmet' majority. hie only, gives It the spirit, if sot the elect, of a victory. The orpiment, against the !Claims of the Catholics (which Claims Mr. Gaattas supported by a oast eloquent and powerfel appeal le the (reliesa of etre Howe) were few, sod were used chiefly by Mr. Laws Fortes. Almost all of the mem distinguished meaty,* upon this grand object were Sleet epos this twenties ; indeed, the question had been dawned ever sad ever again, and we w ere 'agreeably , surprised to God Mr.Cstoten's abrisnd in almost as much motel'' , as ornament. The Catholic Osseo is certainly much Indebted to bit for. vest seal and philosophical and historical remerch. As far as argument and opistion go, the disabilities of so large a body of ear fellow.subjtcts are felon,. ed. The form only is wanting, sod that will sot lops remain a desideratum. The Sun of lest bight gists en alarming piece of (.nil oho will de:omq that Seminary tells uutruths), ace. shot, ‘' Is is esso6deotly whispered in the political circles, that orelers . bave been recently issued in our Dock yards for vigorous is @alike preparations. The grounds for they orders are said to be alleged imperfections to our freely with America, the rodeos ambition and rapacity of the United Stems, and the ascertain pos ture of French shire. We do net renters to Tomb for the troth of them confident rumours. but we con. cries that the grneeds the. stated are substantial Bed satisfactory, folly relying on the prudence of our Coyotes's', earl en the elerteess, knowledge, and energy of our Nasal Administratioe." The Bank Restriction Committee •f dm Hesse of Commons still continues to sit , and therefor, we may espert something will soon be hatched. They bare esceeded the time of geese, and even swans, for incubation. The allocates of the Dank He. strletion have certainly not reckoned Omit chickens before they are hatcher(, but lest all the eggs should ploys unproductive, the Committee has called in Dr. W 014,01011, whose patent philogephic skill is much respected. His huowledgo lies, however, in metallurgy, that is, in golden egg,. nil con. sidled's, •o doubt, will end in certain propose •hick the Dieter's ammeter, the 01.NOP, funded so just reputed**. The French Papers of Smorday grand this morn ing. In the Chamber of Deputies the discessims of the second Proj , t de Lei, relative to offences of the Press, was concluded on Friday. A debate look place on three additional Articles, which bail been proposed by N. BOGIIII DI FATS the day befall ; the object of she woad of which was (*give the Jerry a power of mitigating punishment. M. M _Aeon sap ported these amendments at some length ; they were, believer, rejected. An amendment, to the follow ing effect, moved by the liszeFa of ibe SEALS, Was carried : —" °fences committed by metes of the Press, and by soy ether and. of poblicetion, for which sentence may not yet be passed, shaft be pa niched according to the present Law." Feta" Law there were 125 votes, against it 87. It was adopted by the Chamber, therefore, by a majority of 107. Qbeesber shortly after fevered itself into a Seem Cellillittee far the consideration of somelpreposisions, ceoreining the third Project. Make to the Liberty of- slut Preis. In it N. Da to FATINVIIIIIIred Address in the. King. to reqwest We Majgbif to richigl an the positive Barred by writer" to evaiegisice 'of the ',mentos of Correctitsool Tribunsls, or of the Lour al the DA Not. 1515. 11. ti's untie. of Ids intention to develop this propoeiti-n immediately after • the deliberations en the third Project. M. AMSTRAOLD, Reporter of the Commission charged with the easoninetion of the preposition of M. La. VITTC, that the King should be supplicated In pro mote • law to aelkorise the sharing of the Reserved Food of Ike hank of Frain., was hien!. 11. moved the adoption of M. LAFITTe• prop...diem, but for two-thirds of the Reserved Find oust. 0.1 Thursday a Petisiess was presented by M. Con. cahut, Depety for the Rhone, signed by about three bandred of the principal inhabitants of Lewitt, soliciting Ibe royal of the banished.— The King'. Cotonation, it is *aid, will certainly take pier:eon the opening of the tiew Session of the Chambers. Petitions fur the sending away of the Swim, end far the reed of the bsitialted, are pre -91'1044 every day ID the Chamber of Dettloff... A letter from Manhelot nays, that nothing positive is known relative to Sandt, and that in general all the reports that have been circulated, and are now cireu- Wing. Me (needed on mere hearse's. M. DE sleounoza, Ceencillor of Stale to the Hoverer of Russia, on gritting Dresden, set off directly le Pe terabargh. Certain Gazettes assert, that the egos viostino of Konteve decided his departure, which, however, was known some time before that eveut. Almovecr, the person charged as scr.a'ary to the attempt on Ilse life of the Duke cf Wow:coven, I by addressed a letter to the Editors of some of the Patisiso Jeweils, compleleing of the poblication of she art of accestetion merle by the Procorrur.Gene ral against hies. Ile prep' the Public to suspend their judgment worn the solemn moment when pray. log the innocence and loyally of hi. candied, he will espial°, to the shame of some poesoos,ao affair wish whirls notruly is accpsainted, which the act or seen. amine wholly mistepresents, for which he soya be hes been so , end so otodeseritedly teloatniated, moil for which finally be het ensued on prison fif• It en months, of which fire sod a half were in secret. %%TRACI OF A PRIVATE LETTS& roost PARia , MAT I. *6 Were we to believe all cse tomosits that are afloat, we should fancy that a new Revolution lass nn the point of breaking sot ; and tech are the silly r•ports, that it iv even said she Duke DC 11111111 Ile. dared at dinner. we chill ell be obliged on braah shortly. It is generally said there can be no smoke without some fire ; lint it will be footed that the story of the three Mack crows aptly applies to the popular renteete is Paris. That the Ultras are organising a conapirecy there is no dnaht—that they bare again applied to Russia end Prussia is contain—that the King of PNUelf % refuses to grant the Constitution be promised the nation is a fact, and that he ii coming to Peri, to putsch the some doctrine is not Japes bable ; bet white Dc CAZU, DESIOLLCII. and GODVION ST. CYR, are in the filiosiotry, there is ' nnthieg to be feared. They are the Pillars of the Constitetion. They may be compelled tai ere ray on several miner points, but on all the great pan ciples they are firmly united in sentiment, and deter. mined on iverartetiog in the spirit of the Cheroot,. " The debate, on the Liberty of the Press are Potties, good very eneritertainiag, they are so many isolated disco eeeee , esisie.i•est Ito of which are nags. tory. A Member makes a speech on one side, ante titer en the other, not its answer to the first, loot merely what struck him beforehand, sod cense. wilily irrelevant In the pilot ho dispute, and so they gu on ad &Ottawa. They ate ignoraut of the very element' el debating political quootious. 6 6 The Kiug is considerably better; ergo—the i Ultro.tinronteivr is nisch fallen. Numerous awls ar e taking piece in lb* Gerdes de Corps; it is stated, wish horror, that one half et Ikea are Übe. I rale!! What a shocking thing!!!" DIVRY•LANE new Comedy, called Wooded a Wife i or, A Check en ay Banker, was last Night prodnced at this Theatre The outline of she story would fornieh bitter materials for • farce thane first piece, as there is only one incident theorist'. out the Ire acts, and from that rare a variety of blunders agile, which ere plesseut enough in them. selves, bet which savour little of legitimate comedy. An old Gentleman of the name of Wildfire (War. !Lissom), insists on his son's marrying to ofd Maiden Lady (Mrs. &mint), for the sake of her estate; but the yeses "park (ItuuttA)braves his father's eager by refusing a compliance, and being deprived of supplies of money is obliged to discharge hie sweet (Ilan. LET), and gives him a chock for lA. in psy meat of his wager, knowing of the time the check cannot be laid, being upon Messrs. Atalgaie, Handle, arid co.— Young Wilt/fare, in his distress, Ailvetti.es for a lige, and his man for a place. The aluressid maiden lady @rimers she former advertilemetst, and her, niece (Mrs. Nast) the latter; hat through the blonder of OSA?* (Jouostose), who keeps the Ecluivogice, the young Lady's answer, rrqeerting the livery ter. taut to attend at her hoes*, is put into*, hands of Artier Wildfire, sod the old Ladi's love epistle, saying she is reedy to go to the hymeoesi altar, iv given Freak Claecrlq, the festrass. Mester and man accoediagly meet at the same. house, and hese, vitae the rquiessqes of the piece. In addition plot, there is a sort of Certain Bertram, who has deserted his tiooghter (Miss Sasititsiss); bet siren we say Oat this okl Cen time% was represented by Mr. GArrtr, we need not odd say thin us to hit agreeable qualities. The piece met with a great deal of opposition, het nosy exists few nights. Mr. MUMMY !Minions'', so old eccentric. Sir Gabriel Armies, who has see. ail the sights of the day, and is tryiet hard for, peeps" the fair Circassian. Ile prides himself on eve event of his 14--nousely, that at tie funeral of Lord Names. he sal west to the man who tra. welled some hiendred roils, to witness the eshibition— that he saw him toll asleep jest Wore the progevrion moved, sod uss the ideptical porno who pul;ed him by the nese to awoke him after it was etas. This joke is the beat in the piece, meagre es it iv, the rest being made up of • 6 nraMog is wally bet death and qeorterAday," and madi like agreeable sayings. The • Ips bor cortaiely fill wet risk, when, rottrodyisc rise wbole comic streagglved the Company, as Me bills in. formed oak jie gave two old Geo/Semen, mark, Gen. amen I I. 14414W11. °ATTIC sod WATaimisow. r eg . ',solely for bins 'hose loss no votive eentioreettlig le his piece, earl se be 'seeped Mr. IL Kimura. 1. 0 %1)(1N : .snd I Nile .•d b. I • • :th 1 .1 ETA 71)NIV OFFICZ• • Nilit! 'fp...DWI I kci 611%1 . TO COR;tI:SPO% DINTS. S o. We ate id bly elhltLed peopooe our bit of ma ist4life Pocry (ii p.ser) till lio-foofrow. IflAr4L INTELLIGENGR. MAG. MA If 3.—Arfirml lest el l ikt end Cited for the Weer, the Duke of York, C•etirbell, f r om Chine.—Cenee doon from the Ricer end remain, the Slertp it of Daminoe, Arkutt, fee Roinhey ; the Whiting, di array.for Convulsion*. 'NJ s•rled. —failed the ilrn. Company's Wee C a 5,,,,, g an d London, for the PORVIIIOUTII, MAY 3.—Pevekl by the 1.1.1 y Brake, Welker, from Beneel.—Arrived the Cr..•., transport, from I lon. SAHA ►ir filejro)'s shop Cerneleen, on s cruise. 1 1 Cows", II AT 3.--At the Gonrif, ',nett s from Dituria, for orJsrs.—Two American t%ip., *hick were oft Lyasiogies provide y, ors courin4 up • one of them from the Kist Indies, arid is Tory sickly. LTSISGTON. MAT 3.—The Poises of the Company's skip Marquis Huntley. laudorl Sete T. .t night after 'wit, with ilispatelors (ram Chios, awl from Sir Hodson Leos, at Sr. Holes., is lend dashers• ; and skis morning tended the PIIIIIf of ,he Thomas Coors, from !tomboy sad Csiisa, *lib filo patches said Tn. Hon. Cowpony% ship. [antler Cattle bed Marquis Cowden, oat word-bound. owe ..p.a.n with on thy lith or March, is lat. 1. 14. N. long, 21. 10. W. alt well, by the Thomas Cowls &Frivol of the Wight. His Mejest)'s ship Hestia. fie; Retires; esti the Kaegefiee, ter Jessica. sailed es Sesgsy fres Bem. south. COVRT OF KING' 4 I REACH, Ilse 3. The (Inert vas oecopied dorlas the whole tley he bowing' oati..no for or. trials, •o 4 other modes., shirts afforded no public interest whatnot. imaguAr, Slot 9. Ward. r 1 16. oaf eos..csed 14.1millig. ow rho TPA a Morrie four •11,11., firm e•sa., sus/ other of 14410 f .1 ere dime r:I. 10...0rr5• of Wor Pouf AO. MI C011illn•ronliell. ..pd a Lbd rni.,mr, 1... l Usilty :roof lardy, fur tfrolioe. ow 11E. in. 6 of lhork, ...ode • or. ti.le. of or. riogoroool nod ...Nor •••11. for so•ifol IfroOo. ,:••• proiwriv of Voiwit Berrie so4l Nely4ooo %video. —.folds Na... r d IS. on. km& f 001.% of Rrn.d I.rieroy for , looming ..1 ir • I: A e 1 Tarr A,.e.y *I wt. R•rni Ifoisorroo, the cropest) of Ditto! Mheoiofiricroo. aK _ _ lien Int nfttr the .eldest e. find hefts promoter/4 we fhb ' London Pei•.ner•. the N [tannish pe0n...01.4 en try Ire irw .1 ti e it lon Ur sat selomrild by the Comities SW:3%A NT, nod firth Jniy Oro in. Ti., A itetlll..t. •he Oro • a Peneh ntfr.A , hit t.o Sttilattitte elbow. ter it vat to oretivert hi... did tat make ► • s apyie.tittnee, nod bight*, hit pr.-ewe, .bat of •Mibe AM.. . the C.. 1111, it ipprn.•. euri 1 1 - 0. pripeceil. After ',weirs Inr hit hots. led no Al.letin .11 nprogrni. tit ft./vent Ittrrtiont Sc emirate one, hot without at yes-. At 1.-”Eth, ill few toolineoes Oleg. fiebwit. lie r..io owe St. oddrewed oi.e Juror. were-mow Ago swim ■ kiwi wr pubis( itmwe (Al ft.s.gb toe VI 3 • 11 . 110•0111114 ot w>r fr-ss essnale). mad les mg log lbe Loyola* it which ilvy Were Owed, be mid br amid 4..1 innate &leaf...rm. Thar Jon title etseieslingly she osiorresio 111 , 111n1 V sstseoslassee tent Is. 'beer beers. smi • tbe Prioress Remit* stair Irish mttle/ fA shirr Mk. A duel, we oodersimut. took plum y•ilotd•r morning !waren the Earl of Dwoonootwonit sod Colonel RAGivit.L, shoot thre• milos from tow., on the URNlrlite.rood. The Noble Earl ores atwoostni nitd by Sir R. 4 Visootr, and C.l. Bitowsts. by Mr. Jos. DAL?. It was aimed by the snoods to toss ' up Nr !be list lire, which wit wen by lir R. Wu. sox; and the principals basing taken this', stati.44, 'Sir Robert gave the signal to Ire, by throwing op hi. hat. COI. UkOWiLL irod and misted. The Earl of DONIOVOYMOSI 81.1‘10Od fire. Cot. 11.40WIILL insi.led he should lire. Th. Earl of Doworowiloot said it was impossible. S., Roust Wta.sos ohsetved, the miss toss decisite of a shot. This led to au attempt so the pert of (hi woods to oetoloomodoto the besioess, which was attended with wareert, aid the potties shook heeds. TA. Earl of Motown's mostz espresoll a hope that they shoots! prove bettor friends, to which Colonill BAGWELL gate his cord.** concurrence. Tie 1)2'144 then left the groend, and returned to town. The warrel, we understood, @ f oto not of a political mistruderstanding is Ireland. —(Arening Paper.) The Duly daughter of Colonel WARDLL late Mem. ber for Oskhatopton, wet lately married at Donna. t. the only 4•0 of the Patna, Gravid Cliaashoileilt of 'hit Kicgdoat of Naples and %telly. DIATR OF LORD Ilverott —This Floonorablio Jade entire', soddenly at the 'tat of his brother-Hi. taw, Mr. CRROIr. of Gletithaldt. wiser* he halt stropped for a day or lan. nos his ►oad In ropes tho Citcwit at Petit, 11. was a neat relative of the groat Ilr. A nay Sanyo. The :red rag/teak Matcher hetwven !Laotian toll Martin, and Carter and spring, will be enoveste.l within Mitt) mite. of the Matinpalis. Ittittlati Carter etc JeCilted!y the favourites. The viortitte world are %II Airy on the events. A pond velocipede mooch in Polio* of bit *rob f oe , oo . s l ours . The dipteort io be 51) miles, ehri tO b • decided nn Blnckheoeb. ft kto he tnt a s•v.p. comkes of 451'6616 , k, the Stet in to pocket ibe 'bon. Tu. pvli.. gr. iu I,lllllllng. Th e num b er of o e, awl boron Melee which paid the impnrt•r!ety in England, for site yoAr the sth of J mirky. IRIS. all rev, *al 40 1 . 0 81 IT°, the veer ending the 6•h o f J an eary. tea, 711,435 toned. 3,f1171bv. • hi RTC'S. On tise Itch Or. at ilar.ritles. Madame de Lappiropt. S.. she I.ad• of Mons4err she Ch. -v..litt Charles Anatole tie l.oppimot, of te * diapason. 1410.0 r•. 1141. Ua the Suih ..It. ttw I.* Grp. Husehiwia, of the UAL Coespftny • ch.rier4 'hip earns's, MAlt1211:1). On at Ft. Cliris the Pool of Ilotkioglas shire a Miwlilw.p, of Kraprit...tve t, sforell..trate. thi the Vfills alt. at St. ..pp ate, Mr. 1. Cleatt;.. nr Jew nt.arert, in alwy Ann, nal, dargater at Mr. btepore Mathes. waft. of ettlrnr.ter. s . M. Geetore's CM■rell. ftntserf Tavlrf. F.e. ofC li rsine. In Muria. elae-t dangles.. r nf die Ise tiesuhaon Brunnosell. L' q. a she Treasury. 111 Oa ilia !Leh ah, It Ihe 84itt Sear of ►e► axe. ►Lary Ly of la, of G moots on ow i•:„ font, at Ms ►wage Ia Ifot.r..irret, rattat a •.;race, atria U, Geonge brows, £.q late a Me'ober of Iwo,. a..leat rt Do tie Ild iM , iM Rod Lios44l mare. Dr. /Nino %crxr, Out of flittsoliat. 1 %N. t. r