The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-13 00:00:00

r • 01411ts"d e 'J r I . •f •-• v. . • ' ;(' • `. • • 1 I 0 I a 1. • • 1 4 t s • 1 ii l66, T t 4 'ATESMAN NICK TREASON. , " 4 q•JlLSesisi.: s• - . • • %OW'S, Illouttaur, Sat,. I l .—Tke resit rdet •IR 4f,ttig Itgrgook i ,..ccordini to adjournment, fu , • volit ‘llll'4"Miltiliurtuate7utru • *b.' we* drniiindi r.." • '" ; •'•-14ie, 4tt• tr . &mien a Ovate of Nigh' trftittOm...' „; , • • .austru.(tiv or "IN DI t TOSS ter. • • - its .ziwo v. JOHN LYNOLit: wrriti(4.• , ~ . 4.vaar#l/110., ; ,Cot*raostiire hIIACIIIVING TO DM.. • • TOIL 111,4 ii, OTIIIT LOTS. • 1:"1.411114110i0e to devise Pjaria Ito subvert the Consti. • • • S. Colvqpiring to levy War..add subvert the Consti imlon, *. Ititosidiug Arms red latniunition. to attack the Subjects, amity levy War' and subvert the .Cotouttntiott. silt' t Allaulfarturiug Pike., &I:. far s the purpose of 'attack ationg ihtiltddiers and War., trotripiristg *devise Plans to attack and take the *dold h oirts of Huddersfield. • ntiA ;Pt' '' 6, Compelling Person• to give up Arms and .Imntuni. to sot tiers, fix the purpose of attorking the Soldiers and Sol . jeers, and of - levying War and terties4 the.Cotisti k:!ivrt. ;. Using Threats to compel Person** jain, and give un Arm* and Atnntunitiou for the purpose 01 attackinr, Soldiars and Subject., and of levying-War anti .t.ub-1 veiling the Constitution. 3. Parading . armed through Vill ages , sttar lO ng ► I loaves And se izing Arms and'Anirrituttition, in orilrr to - and' At very,,oleirf. .4 -a k.‘ :•• "K . • • FluttArs. r'e'lied ' . " I. wiihrte .aajelok with Oh* jot . et.ruy comaradossYC- , • Mr. Justice 'astute tbln utiAie black cap atonally worn when sentence of death * is passed, tois* : to pronounce the awful ...niettre 111 r. Yu- Ace Park by his aide Pri•onere•st tbe'ilar.• how thankful I feel in being able to innioNare to you AV. your ihes will be spared is more thau I.sitts .ablok,o express. (Ilis Lordship here hee'atne affected to tears.' and was for a moment unabli to proceed.) • deed, tnett.distressin: to ..te su many lothe;priinetifj life, in the full enjoyment of health, 'guilty of-Inuit/4r rutumitted an :offence whtch'u4ht have InA4e-4 duty uf those ti Ito hat eto ti . klit'll4C I * lol. adrisittistra of justice to consicti yol to an untimely end. I aim ~ l ied 4l heartily, and it is most ftriktdahe, that, to the several cases p:/u have to answer, fee. -no WOW been shed, and no lire fills hers sacrificed. That has laid the foundation tin ulsich Ike Crown, in the exercise of the duty it owes the public, has extended You that merry. u bi. h , under iliffereiti it 'could has,. !Wen its Inottlentinty to withhold. The :rover:meat of this country has * ere:oat:Lk* to an swrr t;er to the coniumnity at laritr, for id* the it gni"' ... ,t . . ' r •• • '? soners : Mr. JI'ATICV. BA Tl.r% observed, that the prisoners having pleaded Guilty, the perssuns se ttttttttt mil as Jurors would not be required to 'rm., but they nowt remain in Court to bear their names called arm to ascertain o ho did and and dial nut attend. As thUlk Whe attended a maid be entitled to exemptions. . Wl!limn Cu:us:ire, the first prisoner on the list, was called upon, and the question was put to liiin by th Clerk of the Court :—" You have been indicted for High Treason, to which indictment you hare pleaded guilt •; hate you any thing more to say for youisell why the Court should not give judgmeet arain'st you to die according to law ?" The prisoner replied, " I hare nothing to say." This question was. put to the other prisoners, and they all Ansvieted in the same istkiititr, with the exception of Janos Flower. This „a s so deaf that the widen was repeated to kiss sole of the priorities, but lie dial not at first seems t. - . • totaled. • ile st lengths said, .. I wish to agree with die nit of my coosrades.• Ik. Sowstead this. ookod the piandtors so wally, .._. Might corrupt solo& procure kpares as corrupt • Tr) &rear artist feu ?" Ilt,va♦ ♦rut. 2 masa Mat MIII freer — roil. murder. sod roasseit The oldest sins the newest kind odors) ? Dr happy, lie will trouble )cmi no sore ; England shall double gild his treble pat.** Sin,—.Rumours are now afloat of an impending die. , solution of Parliament. Is this a real intention Ministers, with a view to get rid of the proceedlngel in which they are involved, against the country and the Queen ? Or is it merely a real de parte to con firm the fluctuating allegiance of their partisans? Is it a hint to thy'r friends in Parliament,—" if you with draw your support from ns, in this iniquitous busi ness, we shall put you to the expense of a new elec tion?" In either case it is characteristic; it is base, pitiful, cod unmanly : it is just such a proceeding as we should expect from a Urern Bag Adtninistration,— from the odious tools of an odious oligarchy. Placed in the predicauieut of not daring to persevere in their original determination to sacrifice the Queen at all events, do they, at last, perceive, that they most ex tricate them -Ayes t ither by acquiescing in an lio . . ,•'...•. ._ seem s li t ti lh is v c e k rt t t h h e e Si til li n i s e t l il ' aiion - . quhinl6l 61111 iv Itvy war atall I diat - it - - 01 ; the hi' "andthe oto i't -I • 1le• It I b• h• sing recourseto a Odin' pu or peace, sin Leering War. • • • right to look to it Arr th a t description of" conduct evasion. or that they moat do worse ? And hying, Co-ric Ill.—CoatraastNef TO Eke,. WAR Ai:AINsT Tlllt ,rtileb 1'1)8.41 t•alcalated for the protection of property , 'from habit, utterly incapable of any honest, manly, Kivu. is; ORDER Ti) commit. nial TO cneNta: uts And safeguard of lif e . And when an attempt is made I' or candid proceeding, have they characteristically sastasttnits. put life ur to tout pro• t iorty in hazard,, i the, govern.' chosen the path which is mean, rooked, and dirty ? The indictment a ga i n st ( - u nwi re on .l oi l era is th et iu nsent is hound to cuttnitirr carefully rails particular But, leaving the einbrioiic (lesion% of these income s:lgoe, with the excel:no-a of one of thu overt acts. I case : and tiloozli it most a!ways be highly gra:ifyinit parable statesmen to the development of time, let us to extend tneri . % n here mercy "in be xtenoleil, vet it I again turn our attention to their colleagne4, in all re were thrown opts, and '' ; it 1 . nos luso another d u ty t o pert a rm, of a paiiifhl cciarac- 1 - I o.cis so worthy of rheas—tits. Italian witnesses against crowded in every part. The at 1..° minutes " . " 11 .111e 1 toommth a t of es..ratioo justice. I most cordially thank 1 the Queen. That sneli witnemes should exist, or 0 - h t.:l° l ne l " . I l i . " Iti , ll , uni r ee ' o f lied that in ;ur cases marry tiny be extrndeds and that co ttttt minden so woothlt.44 should he brought so ‘ t ;... t e , " ,, s , ' , 42 h. n r. aft A er li P h la u r t i n . i u n n . .. e w r . i .';'" ' Y '`. f r ive ri vi I that au o:ipiortunity sill he . :dforileil elm, by your In- far, and at such an extra% agant price , to do such Fad the appearance of beint i .uul ''' .... ) l , nel, : .I' e a i s "' e l lure conduct hy..c,. tat make ameed; for the offence dirty WO: k, are thing . . 44104 II 4141 out surprise us. But,, hmil. '" . "' Pc. "'" 4 air labourers. Th. men thems e l ves were ca l m an d collected 1 which ton hare committed. The offence to whi c h that the House of Lords should listen to them, after I lint some female., who were said to he th e sites an d !l Ed in corer volt lia;,. ple.niid Wort guilty is in this, and has been treat- knowing that they hail all received money from the, mothers of some of the pris o n ers , app area l h i C ourt i n other voutory, as the highest eel pares employiug them, whit•li %mild have proveuted i w hi c h a 11.e1111ler of society can commit. il we look' I;,r!r testimony from bring reeeheil in any ordinary the ;realest ast itatiou and distress. Soun :.11, r 9 o'clock, at the comantences to o filch tour crime naturalit Court of Jit.tit e- is, intlm.d. it nut a snrprising, at least Mr. Justice Bayley and 31 r . J us ti ce P ni k too k t h e i r m , _, trims, no 111311 V3ll collect:lp' oe, witheritt reason to a I Cry ilisgrAeefUl Cirl:11111.41;itlCe. And that they on the bencit. M r . R a i n y. I t • a di ug C ounse l f or „ thank Ihni , that your offence Was ttoppel shoe : its it. Issisild continue to be brai d, i.f:er it nuts ascertained the proserutiiiir, Sergrauts I ',thuds and S. NA,. mid air. Li:Heti:de, who were also fist the I progress. If arnieli insoirreetion arises in the cenotry. that .hrir answers to the Counsel fur, and to the Coun t ('rest P ' with the its intemperate eunseetiences mo man can fit:l.o4T flow in araitist the !Sill, api.eared to he off such a different • Trios:lr) gulieittor, also took their places. pale. Williams. 111:111V lines slay he luo !sou many woolen may be ilescrii tio ii n. as celil on:y Ine the result of previous Mr. Starkie, and Mr. Ill it -L' aturEe , a p tirart •d f ur the acute niikr . s ___, n out% malty children may be made or- drilittiz, is equally extrauril;nary. It is also to he re pri toners. phans, deprive4l of the proorctioa and example of marked, that the Connsel lair her Nlajesty were pre- Mr. Ws at.t oats rose, an 1 adolieowt! the Court. My Lords,—dour the arraignment of the pri,onersi u th .b e i i , r .., p:Lents, and tilts bereft perhaps of the means vented by the Ilunse front plotting such que s tions to t joist make thelit 1141.1 . qi hero, and qualified I r the latter ariltse-4sc. as %tooth! I,•mil to the discovery of, , an Satal'hYt they Garr s . "" id "cd this subject, I nd ate happiness hereafier ! What have 1,4-eti the rawer. it bids their having received motley, after proof.; of the fact, row desirous, la ith your laitilship s 1 . wr1 ":"' )11 , t ,"' have drawn Volt isroltahlt I may %;&%, deluded you— in respect to the early r ileo•Nti, had been obtained at itbdraw the pleas they tlo n gar it., " RI t° p l ea d guilty i into the c. 1111 l nissioa of this cr . ~ I cannot state ; but from their 'mon cross-examination. Here, then, in the . Mr. Justice BATI.ET.—I take it f o r gr un t e d th a t .toe I this I may say, that if from seditious or blasphemous grave and important rase of a Bill of Nine and Penal von hare imbibed the principles whirl, ties against the Qucest of the I oiled Kingdom of prisoners at the li a r are all in he ar i ng o f o b i t 1 4 p iles . publicatl'''us have driven you on to the conduct for whi...11 von cow (beat Britain, the evolenre of ait emsees pree iousir re kg in Court, and are r e ady t o t vithd rao th e i r pl ea to t Lot guilty. ' , n ~ , , ano at 'oa t . oar, tar bow Much hate they ro an.wer cetring motley, and previously drilled, Either of witich * vt lop were the instruments of puttiog. such polilicatiosc. circumstances svon!•1 canse them to be turned out of any H illiam Coonstiye, a venlig Ulan, I sh ii wa s e r i t l en tly tie most intelligent of the !whom ors, .4:1-1 to whorls into your hands? We estinot go through tier world orditialy Court of . justice, in the ease at up vaerary without int that. to a very. considerable eaten% lip individual , is usiocropulously admitted by tier House they ap;•eareil to look with cuttikirmer, itnnuediateiy aki . inn . biarimar r 0 html in halal a w it is of bards. Kith respect to the d rithug. is It r. ••* i b 1 e said, e• They are all acqmitsted with it, Sly Lord." ill worldly triad lsar their pro:tooter. to eiontiect !limo to euecoie V, that such low, ignorant wretches, could lan the part of the Crown. Mr. illiN 1:. —My Lord s , a t I. lut e nu object'ect. t o 1 tnivqr, i . becanso the best44:cnrit... for the peaceable ambler,' so so patsy the ontestions of the Ustontwl fur the It is right to explain the arrang e ment in curiae-dente:moor of 1:14•11 i.l the fear of ttiod ; and the l u tist prof...coition, and eta'''. eto dexterously those of the „,. eneetwii wort to train Men up to soaliti is to .1:41.,* Counsel a;:,aitist tier Will. had they hut undergone flu. roe of %%Lich the priaoners withdrew their i.lea of • . t. , 1 ovens our.ret their Maker. and •,a to obliterate all sei oe frequent, ur almost constant drilling, by some of the hater.!na, and the l'unrite nag' Adliptell. I luau aver the:arrival of 31r. Wiiliiims yesterday, a t leo of dozy. If in the price:Au,l demi!. and 4,,,y,, g i!, o f iill•V Ilciiieers of the memorable Milan Tribunal iTo Use, Yes has'. for a Illoillellt been :mimed to forget do them justice, they hare, indeed, inauunivreol as del wai' let own to in. the leelli" e°"* “ .l tor all It°. P ei./ Him from st bum life aml health, and all things, pro. terotils yas any oldie loes; disciplined corps in Europe. suttees. aq intimation was matie to him' that, ii. the P ri. reed. I hope the delioiion will he of slow, du ra tion. ft has been remarked by the public, with astiosielo , sutlers eh lie it, they 'night have their li t ii gparYll . I trust your situation gill prove, as it ono lit, A wars '- went. th at E reat pains were taken by •lone Noble 1 • OP" mal'ing ‘t'inn"..n- '!' his c l nihiliticathan ‘,": in.r, to skier others from practice'. again s ' awl:owl-1s- 1.44r41 , , and esiatrially lay the loon' Chaticell sr, who is simply conveyed to the prisoners. without one cur d to 1 e recotunsta,dation or desire either o n e way ur the other, went of the country, and a gainst th 'firs Stal seen- 111•IrrlilOoll to hi' iliniSelf a man of Avery tien.itire con. ; , rity of their tElloty subjects. You lilac at l • -s 1,.,%,. sViettee l to prevent the delieacy of three wittleases from / awl the men trete allowed one hour to consider tile . lett di•otres• : awl 11:11e, Ilells:ir, been Bran ii into the being hurt, ity administering ally farm of 'hallo tu ; prope4a'. At the termination of that period they all cielionission of your crime by she slit tresses of the times. them , rleeptillg th at in rttlitifilitt 114 e in lite English I expressed a wish to ‘llllllllit ; anal a l f.dii, Nam the at- It is the lot of 'lnman nature at times Its MVO 111.4. tribunals. Was it con-Weird u nnecessary to propose toroey's alt ad '+g them in piison this morning, they all aid. that h tress's" of different att.."•tilltitlll•i. It 1113 V, 111 - 111.6 p.. lie in- to them those Girma of deposition, whirl. were k now ," • • bad had the nix lit to reflect upon the . triode(' by' the hand of Pros idence, as a ti se 1111 an , 10 to be mss. binding on their own eunseienecs, because subject, anal that they adhered to their Minh of at ail- - make man look up to Hine, at hit is the fountain of hap- it would be an insult to iletatt to suppose that they In:: tie , an al of tier proposal. , . piness, the fouutain of peace, and the giver of all would nut he sufficiently restrained by Hulse fon t s, Accordingly, when they came into /'curt this morn- ' things which man enjoys. that different meat stood'', which were least Woofing upon them i. It was thought . fog s they were humanely :Apprised Lc Alr. Williams, in trout time to time, meet nit!, privations, through the unnecessary to depart 1 the Ftvrligh Protestant bonus a couvermation uitli thew, that they hail still to w i d e r. ; at iolom of iiim, without wh,,,,. ciinsent, no sparrow Of %nearing , in the ease of !tali:tit Homan Catholic wit • go the form of receiving sentence ill the usual terns.) ~ ~ , Irwin to the ground. I t w ill I„. w i,,. i n yi , n , 3 „,1 si ll ties•es,/o, VNdr i Al' y did II fli them.,./res rrireirr it; and the fur high t. eason. The prisoners expressed themselves I ton, hear mi.. nt inn! , up to "nu, tillse thankful Sir all saute forms witiOd, wills equally sufficient reliilllll, hare prepaed. ' Ides.ings, and to be resigoted under all privations. It brew followed in die " M se ata Pagan, a ahnluetiall, Mr r . Newstearl, the Clerk of the Crott n, then called , over tha aeve.al name; of the priewieis, oho relive- is now tut e , roamduty to pronounce itioms you the .or a Ilimloo! If a inaa tua..ins to perjure himself., I , tively withdrew the plea of rut guilty, and sentence of the law, which is a must awful our, an.l certainly he still not desire. to lie •worn by that lbw! 1.1 " 1" calculated to impreoue an abhorrence .81 the crime to .5 1 del a"iii 111 l o which be considers the 1 binding guilty. : whirl, it is annexed. I have already Expressed, and I mu " Lk I'oll'4'l44lre: but, 011 the mantrary, will Ise The following are the tam.. 4 and ages of the poi- now repeat, the giatilication it gives tow to know that . hale y to have the opportunity of king sworn aecord. Aged A uj your sooteii..i. will in too part of it he carried into ear- its t4O that %%hills is the least blotting, tor 41 Web is 1 William Conistlve - - Its John Ferremon - . .. t ., motion ; lint that a commutation will be made, upon a i not binding at all. Were their L o rdship aware o f hoehard Add k . - 1411 Atireham itiatiam - - %7 sine con.iiicratiii.l of your respective cases, in that the Howl-gate they were opening ter perjury, iu re timers Almon :1 - - ta4 I tieorge nliell -- 30 quarter where it alone VAN Ile made, fur it does not rest , si-ting the applications of her Majesty's Counsel, ha Benjando atansun - - 24 John 114.111%.011 - 21 . 1• With u s. learned Judge then promo:need upon ' hive those wititesseavivorn according to the forms used Joseph Chal.piel - - Y 3 lleorge Iturlisislrm - - la . . Jim.% Fleeter' - - 4:1 ‘I m. Hollandawful Miltllttli iof sheath - - 1.1 the scseral prisoners the • •. I ; and in their lows Countries respectively ti. e. according to Benjamin Rogers - - Su Alielosel Monis% - - an 1 . • Isideil by saying, " anal. whenever diattli shall tie forma, which were alum binding upon their eon s la inlets Hit r - - 40 John Lindh-% - - :so sciences. Were not their Lordships aware of the li cisme Upon yea s way tiilll .11.3110:11TV, Whillie Merry i s 'b." "HrkinahaW - - " ;iltiiiin Rasei.leY - - -1 int . -nit... exteiiii to von that mercy wh i c h your situation great impropriety, to - Joseith Viotti ' -- YO 'llsonsa.lllackhurin. -- 33 'say the least of it, of this loose . .. John b atianee - - Y 4 John Peticork - - 4.1 may require. nest of proceeding i. It noulul seem so, from their The prisoners were all la sourers, weavers, and curd-, The prisoners then bowed respectivo.ly to thosijourt, requiring the opinions lathe Judges, to . instify theft s waitiers. ' anal reti.eol from the Italy with evident demonstrations iti the measure. !'pun these opinions, I shall not a t Mr. Jrsvice. Havies observed, that the pristine of grateful satislartion at hat i , g experienced the present remark farther than to observe, that th e Ting pleaded Guilty, the perssune se 11111111 l nett rienienry of the Crown. opliti 111 l of a Judge is not necessarily law ; or, that it • ors Wollill IlUt be required to serve, but they in 'Thomas 3itorgan, the principal witness against may be law, without briar rotation sense. That the i in Court to hear tlit•ir names called user them, %VA% now ' w arred to be diseloarge-i out sof cols- condos.' of the Judges, upon this usTasiono, sh o uld re-! s tt ho did and and dial not attend. as those took ; and the nalliei of the Jiiry heirs/. c e ll e d ester, seinbie, in its teem!, that of their lordships, sill nut • ituld be entitled to exemptions. those It ho were present were informed, that th e ir surprise the public ; they .weld be much more %lir ':U:lltiVe, the first prisoner on the list farther attendance was not required by the Court. . : prised, if it were otherwise. 'I he broad facts, how- ' and the question was pnt to him t i ever, will nut escape the observation or the comment, %Art :--.° You have heel' inlay l of the whole British nation, and of the worlds& largo, From an authentic table, it is aserrt ' sinrj • _, that • that tire witnesses against the Quern wise admitted tat s which indictment you hero. , 15, l ' stlt * it " . " lt 'P strisue . give evidence at the Ear of the House of Lords, a ft er any thing more to say for during the year ending' Jnly %sill, the year imnomliately preeeding. there has been having adiniiiriiiireii the reepis.l of .otos of maser I 'J nut give judguirot or: , law ?" TIo. prisoner A Very great tlet.rmote (nearly one fifth,) its the ton- after hari.... eekillitea _e ..4 ~, hating somptiom of animal f lin this town—a striking in reviiiir ' rrainise ; ma r w w i ithou t i t 6 been swerm This question w proof of the deplorable poverty of our artisans and arreriliax 1 . use usual 6.rna got' Jr is- their 'try all atosts'ered i lalmturer-., in comet/genre of the depression, we nilght owe enniarr i ~ Wee she tenuously a Iv. 'I at( James Flu , a lmost say the ruin, of the "tier/ . trassie • —(34sl / 1 .14 , nailer such.. eirrumetasieru errs before reeeived l 1011 was rape' •Verrar.s. , .) lid not at • Th e mmt p lbee o f Oh9frid, who was convicted if the h s.. 7 ft a i s i c i ra dmingiNiii . "-imikis it. sa l Part of tila g labaf7 ' I wish t monier of hi- wife. at tier Yea( .Issises in Augist lust, ' gr to knew where. bed epee what ! Ins bees reininated .to taw years imptiseersent in leek ' 6,011440 I, ahlitaitglti If a reeedest c a l mly l a "h it i s i cook. =) ryery **tile twit he preshieetk it would he tsit. I THE STATESMAN. in the ""‘ " 44 ; 11 i4POZ vair I F6l"' '' EAO.. "- a • • 1 . 4:1 iiblTOit OF VIE this • . -Ilswittisoner Comsth-t. a pial 8 e4"11111 1. • fie forma *vv. lir itilew4tistait notate, as ••••' • 0 ;'I/ it refrodite. ' • "sr' 4 .10. 1. • . 1 •,.. ‘ . 4 . • •• At whit we 7. : 1 7 I lag ut the purpose. I here 4 the incredible ordure end the ; palpable • 7 1 ' of the evidence itself ; or, upou The extesereli y cis cutnstance of all the wiliesses,'esansinel aa.; % , eu : mimed, being permitted te herd together, as if i t „ Iv for the purpose of harlot an opportunity o f ing notes, and of shaping their testimony. All the % matters have bees, are. and win be, duly app lor i tts• by the present generation, as they will be by th e sweetest posterity. By all the itnpartial part of 4 . 4. kind. whatever the Moose of Lords may choose to p r , ..sate, the Queen is, upon the showing of her themselves, completely acquitted ; and they mel l ow guilty of a most nefarious conspiracy againu ho t jetty, as well as the King and the peopt c ft m wholly unnecessary fur her Majesty's Cosmic!, tt . cept i mg p g e forma. to produce a single witaes., er %, make a single comment upon the case of their 019,. tents. If these persons bail sufficient ftueds to h 0 .% all the miscreants in Italy, Turkey, Ureece, m u lti; many over, to swear against her Majesty, they m u never produce an impression unkroarable to her Majesty on the pnblic mind. On the coutrary% seeks proceetiing, or an unfavourable verdict of the upon the evidence already produced, would ogle dear her Majesty, if possible, still more to the rot,. and the world. Whether their Lordships ow fM themselves bold !DOS zh to pronounce such a 'rd. ; or Ministers may choose, by a dissolatioe, to pe a end, with appropriate baseness,. -to the proepodiap, they can effect no alteration in the several, or determinations of the public. It is essay e d o however, that no friend of her Majesty, ..4 o f justice, should be idle,. or of his guard. no although dull, is crafty, persevering, aM el o i eos. It is not sufficient that they should be obliged to abandon their prey for the moment, to resas.e the chore at a more convenient opportunity. Every man should determine that no eoncessioa shall sa tisfy him, short of the bell, entire and unreserved restoration of the dignities of the Qneen and the rights of the people. and of the punishment of detected conspirators and perjured witnesses. ARISTION. PRICE: OF STOCKS THIS MY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank StocA I India Stock V 1.5 I I prt Cent. Red. per Ct. Cone. Ana 31 per Cent. shut I per Cords. pref. N 3% y 1031 Long Ann. Imp. 3 per Cent. inn. ON Ditto Boo* Old /Wooitioe Hills dd. Is. b. 4s. pm. Ditto Coo. Unities 4tl dit. Coo. for Account 871,1 Lott. Ta-kot, till. lb.. 111011 WATER .1T I.ONOIN PRIME TO•1101M.W blunting. 16 min. after 3.—Erealng, It laic atter 6. ehe Ifrtatctiman. THE SSITIpH STATISS/IVe . IS ISCORPORstin KITS " Tea ataiTga LONAWN: nr, WV:4 DA y Plitrrasisse 13, 19!0. Extract of a Letter from Paris, dated Sept. 10: a We 11.6‘e nut received anyrut tiler particidars resper • ing the Revolntion to Portugal. l'lso regular Put has not ytt arrived. !Rif letter. from Vienna state tie troops are continually passing through that thy Ist Italy, ■nd are daily re* ieweil lief ire they aresrotOr Mr. Itrongliatta's brother is now passing throngb Swabia for Milan. (kir Funds, five per cents. are 74L ISt Extract of a letter from Roston, 13th August 14 We are informed, that circulars have been sent to the Chamber of Commerce, of Philadelphia, in which they .'are, that being impre , sts) with a hs•lief that the contemplated revision and alter.vtiou of the system of vilifies, at the next Session of the National Leg-Madre, is one of the most important nr..asetres whialt can the subject of deliheration by the general Government: and alarmed at the efforts !tech were made &trim the last gessium of Cosign ss to establish anew Tariff. Spondee] on principles which they concei►e to le injurions both to the commercial and agric•tl tural interests of the Union, they consider it iecttoo bent on thena to take the most early and effectaal measures to prevent the proposes' alteration.." Extract of a letter Cr Cart hagessis, dated July 1.-- " The Cuttetitntion has been proclaimed here. The la surges' troops are daily approaching nearer our Cu).t The town and fortifications of Mempox hare fallen into their hands, and the squatlrou of BKILN is offSaranilla. Vie are thus completely surrounded." Among the eau cos of that ~larnt which is felt by the venal and their hirelings, at the late revolnti , none are so prominent as the reflections arising out of the bkanlk.ss, peaccalde, roil honest'r means, he which those revolutions have been effected. In ransisr met- the history of modern Europe, we obsem, dot aim st c‘ery attempt of monarchy to increase its posters, has been matted by violence and cruelty. Indeed, to justify this remark at otter, it will only k Serrialtry to remind our readers of th.- leading evert' of Spsiet, since the peaceable accession of Fmtntssso to his Throne. If ever a people had claims upon the goodness of their Sovereign, it was the tips"''' people. They had set the clatuple of resistance to the bottrlless ambition of N.trot.rus. They had bees "Terra all the advantages of peace. as opisoseti to the devastation of internal war, provided they wooll accept his brother no their Sovereign. Their refs. l =test have pnscreded (runs a warm, anti almost Whs• elastic aftachneut to their Bourbon Sovereigns; 64 ' the recent events have clearly shewti, that the tirsiarils were no proselytes to the silly doensas of fore Jo "s" Palliate übeelieure, yeti non.resistisoce. It o esok 4 . they %me ti thinking people ; and they T el ensharket in a ramose SW, rather than incei‘e a Sosterrig 6 m . scoristaii le be tweed upon their by tboir basest? aeighbver. 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