The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-10 00:00:00

THE STATINMAN. Hut parties into the I ivt ; hot the evideoce of 3': nr.- I tr.ets W. the task imputed upon the tirevernmenk who' -'neat, ilyden, vol others, nearly proved that this sr -t. were to provide for Cos safety of the Stet ? Are they 1:-; the fact, tat that Thisilewood, Brunt, and It it om .to ca . :eft the memos off.-red to their Innate. sad to ac- Siete the seducers, oho lautteist oskers into the pi. t. rcpt vi no lustrument but that of ten unexcerptiouH hie ...old not, thereloac, lae:p complaining ui t',,. 6.s- able mature., or to employ tau PIIIL rhil W3s nut worthy; a. •-•ptioi t of the worthy Alolorsoian. i:uw. he a.ketl, of . s( brit' a sows 1 yawl friend ? :so pusitiou could' a..n 1 ..1 the Worthy Alalrrurati assert th a t ra:l6..rai, Lae! he more alosaral than this. 'fhe Noes. 11 tex i 1..:. - o lieil the parties with abundance of se.onc.., ts lia n presonl a parse that the' kr:ll%ii of the "bjvci ""oldi .1 app eare d i n es i•len•-n, that all 11,e twine; :nun... I ....? !leo (t o nne Prrimts ; ii i he thinh that ab. • t patties on one oceasioa was the -ono of tie LA. s!t.::it. wet re ail great a provocative to rielirn'el hr.!. in siker, in the possessi o n o f Thiseles ec ...o, ; A L A :.s s , .us. ress:ili k 4 a !.icti h.• 5..:, Ito call wilts?---- 1 a l • he•101 , Utill note in the possession of Wont. lis• ( 1 her e le. ) --Let any stun ask himself what he would! i..a..t then : ; oin in thr censetres thrown oat against the du if placed in • ircenostences siiiiil..r to those. ire a Lich.; t'o'ss thy Ahlentisn, fair the part he laud islet! in put. if a %errant cumes to tell a noun that a I,lot is form e d toy t.... i t .nth apirstian.% as he hall dune to Thistlrwood. -s- vole leis '.oast, anal murder Istertelf i.oal fatuity, %teat s ihn,r!)--ia :ere the Learned (hit. read from I paper the le he to do. Ite..orili lir to the av rLi ii:1•:.; of the worthy s i orations which la id be en put by Mr. Alderman Itsroiret„ he woidd say, .' Deemer, you traitor to your "`.31 to Thintlewtool , on the rooming of his elf- eumpan;un..--- g ai hide your 1 cal. nted •vt.fer your ho % at ori 7--!k thea asked as heater the Worthy Alater- 1 ne•t comisanions to per UP their phavis iu ire arity." v.'s:: had not had a comonturiciation wit! in the last --Xries of hear, lo.ar :;---1 he Hun. Pct. may :sallow :writs-fotir boors with l'unitor:?- -4 shear, h e ar '.)-.- these chic:C.:o.es notions, hut such a man was un y lit f.ti,esing that many person.. hail bean' lit the plot who jto !ive l'iir himself. Let him. if lie pleases, he hl an ..tre not y e t in c ust o dy, it a amid hale been the ahoy up, that is nut sow cuts:eon ; but *l en our wises and o. the Worthy .11.1ernesn, as a :Magistrate, to have families con a to he interested. then ne .nter mar .le-I tiled by his question s to fool out who those parties inarrer. Ministers arr the gusr,li instal tho; uhlio sae--; ware, instead o f s ee kin g f o r information which was to *7, and when a person cones to thcoi rig Iv to 'hacker , I c a•Aile the grooad of a charge against Ministers. a a plot of most etrociunsandetteresive contemplation, are lilt 'St teas fortumate, fur the ends of juoilice, that This- t they to ten I aw a y the approver. and for baviug sarCti etti; th wo.olatioi Ns• le:ai taiar , :tif tar the 11, urthy Alderman's toe covitory,couto to that w.ditry Baronet to receive hloi .swat ; 1);:t that he Valit i. W. • qte•lon, ;.n answer thanks.--(tleor!)--Thrapvreserh.a alsuaticerivrt—les 1.1.1. It seemed to defeat 11.. to : tsar when litluill what admitted that Idaeonipanions waneatereived by hints hat o tatty Edwarhs had givrti him. he answered —r .t , it was a loahance of edits, and the nuly question was,wise r.ach• But the co:tapir-dors had money ; and it a.,, ; ther au infamous lemma:eat wa- to Le made use of, twill, well known ahu se e p:is:al them oil, it.----(1Icar"), uaenus of detecting the conspirators to be rejected. Here lid tnnst observe treat there were tau sworls found' He thought the snowless crie-. n h , .,.1 1 h a d hien raised ie. the conspiratur,, and therefo-r nothing could he . abroad against this man. s . dite coot of foundation. ..,ace erroneous than to l ay that Eduard. lead supplied I He slid nut mean to accuse any lose of being a coin them with nen' swords. 'll6c 'went ut all thia tray to temincer of traitors, or an abettor of I unvpitary ; bat ti.rusr a slot on the eviden c e by eal.i. h the conspirators 1 it an: no' usiug unparliatututary language to say, that a tie convict e d, and t.• hold out :t SU:spiciuti that ton 1 If this motion now b•tf,•re the Matte was carried, the, v . :inn/mit was instrumental i:i urging the 1. all't ili IL: ! next conspiracy would sneeeed.—(Crito of Hear. 'rear :) t!,3 acts they had cussevoiitcd. i Now for a word wills respect to the W urthy Alaterussrs C.r r. 11:1:11.14: I T said he LA iseard too 4;letele ; (Loud laughtrr.)--Ite whitest the W o rth ! . .11,hmo g a! v.1.'..1i convinced bias su gulch of tie necr-silt of:spree• , to understand, that he has nut all respotisible bit that ini t. 6 the Intitiirti as that of the ':turned 10-n•ictuon. ; laugh. Whether it was that any thin; in his ~ h .st was there to pr•!vent the llow,e t ra in y Nn. ( into , name, or any eirenmstanee conns.cted with heal,, *Oa:aqui:l ?It Was contrary to the fael, that the e e l-' or stiost cause it was that indneell the inerrlnsenti :;n: had declared they had not hewn in f i rmed h r lui sar...e gestlemen in the House, those ea-whom-a l ...Awards; fur, on the cositrtry, they sleet treat he lath I only cuu'd he 'lse jualstes.---(51u; h ho.chtert----In, !.....::: the conniver and proniu;er of the consp.racy. , bringing this matter I ilt,re the illotsr, - the course 'i In• crnsures thrown out against the worth! Al.!eruian I adopted by the %toothy Md. riliad o tv:tt a little sxtrir• a; must eitifair, must mortar, anal would tend to pre- dinar:, and certeitil . ,- nut suds a cur as he (.11c. U.), seLt nor,' from doing their aiuty in tk-t Hove. '1 here under the saru • cireuisistassee , , *wild recommend. lf. was one thing that amok a deep impression on the to forward nubile justice, a pe•-son ••-as to tell h'sn 1.0 . ..te mind ; and that sy.t, that the Costitearvent wer • that it sv::s ticce-...ary to brim!: into the sanntuary of a a...painted or.th cmispiracy lung before the time userr's last hunts, and avre4 thc s.t•ention of a fellow-, anus a wan ololiscrol a lest •r tit L , ord Harrosshy ; , being ttioto the paint of death, it %oath! Lc itteutiamtlit, ikql I.e twist on Thai Ilf CiAl/ii sal it was highly in that prt.son to t ore rev ) . s tr.4 l4 . areoments to indoor. esti:L.lde in 31inisters to go am co nni v i ng a t the b:us to 341.ipt so in.'elieate a proceeitiog. If he attic %In p'racy, unit silos ing the unhappy oleo to co toil that the -- Wiwi •t, • ski on to their ,oily 10silta el* man bat. made vie- p. tit.s of the* pay slcrieing a ;risk woo his intanay. r. Luefore 1* inlaid site for tai* inunicy. because the ' 1.4L.611.1.14114111 or excut i ossioa of Aiiv•istor• rlviaawatifill I. e. tie r suit of it. For his Uailli toart. he abhorred and eitneated spins a... 4. informers i be a onsseer A them the s try pests of society. '1 hr system ~f 1•It el.)yillg such t...'.o.reants, deitroyeal ail the Fr'ociplas ui morality, and ail the g.ont It cling that con .t 1.. mist i n a f r e e canntry, and effaced all the trees sit that rood old i, lisle cloaca. ter, w1.1.h ut.ce made the ErigliA prank b..lovell and admire.' :11 over the ourld. It 1.-a.: no: wily disgr acetyl, his: unwise 'at a liorernins nt, to nmploy suJ. inatrtiments. l!aohiatel sap, that it .6 .san e r a machine which is otlal . ut their own t; roats. it: ventured to say, this House was the oat:, plate in Ott kin3dom in *nista such comito t would hr justified. '.:?-.e. Light Lion. the President of the Huard of Con- Lon! seemed ecty harpy when strain the tubject here. ti he does he nut try it a: sorsa, of those festist exhi -1 is-inns where he is aiways so well received ? '1 he..• estglish faction; would tinenifeet itself: in place of ap e.•hinge. Is -wool I Ire ceceiscel, as the serp-nt was when he tolled moos O'er :lour of lien, with a genera! hiss. —:11: ar e lacer !--lie concluded 1 y saying. that it vn:ild give Wan great ple.asure, if Ministers were really e a unconnecte 1 aids the 1111.1.11 Euwards as they were said to b', that they sho.-.1.1 ato.aa-ow the connection, sal set th• e. wary at rani upon the suhjeet. Seeing. thorn, th- necessity therm was tor inquiry. and cup vinced that, it it w.ss spilipretsest, th.o pea; • and se renity of the country would be..eitilangered, he sup paned the est.stion of the Worthy Aldertstan.—(l2ries of bear, hvar •) . sir. I ANNIAiII then rose. When the IVorthy Al- Amman, in his ispeniog. 41;:elared that hi.; motion had si. uths r object ir. it:% . :er than to briug a erindnal to 4 lcatice--when lie disclaimed all inteation of mixing g? with the discussion of that gawks,* any thing like invective open the monduc b...Pl.?iin . tstrrl. b"t on the _l:L • con:rary called fur their asaistance, rte .4il Gaut (haquairhythisopsiss.....— hi-as-lf called upue to interferes hitt .whon the Worthy I that it was nut the merits Ituonet sal/sego:ll2ly gets up, 4/1.1 JCI'LIV.II that this ing, but the conflict of moats was not tor an inquiry lobo the conduct of a ! He asked, after all that criminal individual. but for an arcusetian against his : the plot, world the Hour.c Majesty', Ministers. and that the n:sult would affect the ! with the Hon. Baronet sad character of the Commotion itsolf, he, as a member of In eunriusinn. he agals • that Government, could not sit silent, Isla:es-4r quern - engaged or etuployed fur ter an ituputotion of that 'tort ague from.— (Hear!)---- unfortunate ten into the . 1 Le Wo:tisy Baronet appeased to him to assume the nierely to detect the plot . statements disclosed its certain mien oi sworn to, spiracy.— (1.4.ual clarets.) which the Worthy Alderman holds in his hand, and Sir F. DI 'ltltEfT now rose, fur tht• parposse.af which, by way of courtesy. are railed deputitious.— cheating himself from baring tom, argot:omits illlsat • (Maar, Lear )--I,la sloes no: c‘rolesserd to awe, but were pronounced stupid anal senseirtes. Hr was never s a ys, when you dad mond ass, always referring to these stupid enough to say that information otos' attack gg s'rpoaitiotesssis thew sot a •msise,niade out here far 311. : a man's house or peraun should nut be rssiefeod misters to inquire sate? N m w i pii.ri pick, here is a any source.--(tries of Spoke, spasiee!) Aright) charge opingt pers'ors eldrihted with the Mr. C.INNPSI4 was rising to omplahtejsitS-e •• kzewutise thaverassieut of the cousitry forsooth. to' Sir F. 111.71111Ha . 1 . again row bastiipputa Late detected a spinal iramy which untied nal only at ing Mr. l'autring, said, tt Whet alidtran tiros bi eta liv e s alumna individuals tilling inevialione aihne n . ing • way man i'--(Hear. hear !)-41 Sou ihar tis a ne, but a ithroalph their blood, to destroy the. Most Worthy Alderman with being &twit will) ap . tropolis at this cpuutry.--(Hear.l)--ile did nut at. •yi appear to ate to be drunk with insole _ ' tonne touch limit from the eireuiesuit.os et hating :(Jsar.balr :) . - - , ,oescla"to• . LOAYDON: isavesilhelt owu lists, but he thought, at. least.. soli* . -. ; lids. CAIN:NINO said, the lion. Itsroatt west •Ak , rip, • . . . rn-.alit 'mediae to UAL% who saved theeonnary.--(tlesir4 o* takeis an isol,ressiou from his v. arils whisk me glike, , 14 .. 1 1 4, 12 5 1 4 7 avaaMth war IP, 1840. . ' Apo It lips said this was brought about by husussa He said • kis map.' becaose diarist s ; the - ..,.. main% ni t that we shoals( wait i c rege:atiou, •yr, frognetitly, in speeches, heard hiut.eallostiry the ! 'M e allbjeOlf that engaged the atteatiou of the like the Nimes, go about seeking the I.oril. .It was of • his wan.' Asc.. . , . Howe et voilpoi . lost sight. were all of gnat end as, °Welt* that we had availed ourselves of lora ' Mr. 8K01 . 1111.01 etitseerl.tt eeesit . Ig tle Wipe Me* poet iseliglivims the r ime whi,i, she rem. of who were guilty of t reac h ery to their comrades, and emplaaat•un of what heishil mad au .00 _ 7 lOW doe Nesessarny issapies IN Get saklll.4.- WO.* all le L 1 that anstse the stdirLief w a s prevented. %h a s elan rosuctiwg spit - , in %bill he cmpehMsasi I videos* th e m M uerte we Mee Me ON as iinesank of ypo been soisinteroreted. Ile by isis Wow reassamoodeti lGe empleynient of spies, but he thought when mach omen as Ines and lhistlewuoil were concerned, that the a of sari. iustrunients as Edwards was justifiable. lir vindicated the conduct of the Worthy Alderman as to the motive of his visit to Thistiewood, that motive being, to obtain some due to Nether infornsatioa with respect to Edwards, and upon a subject which the Worthy Aldermen was, as a Magistrate, bouud to investigate. 'I his, then, he (Mr. B.) thought a fair sili:ect of inqu:ry, and is ueotise for visiting Thistlessoall, although the Right lion. Member for Liverpool could out. it seemed, be persuaded to visit Thigilewood on sorb an u. casino fur any other purpose then that of aihninisteriog the rousolatiuns of religion, which, by the way, was an notice for which the Eight lion. Gentleman did nut appear very well suited by his taste, or qualified by his capacity. The lion. and Learned Ilentlenian concluded with his recommenda tiuti to the worthy Alderman to withdraw his mot /ft e.i r the present, hut with a wirer lv abandon proceed. Mr against Edwards, lint, on the contrary, in order to Like the ease into a Court of Justice, and if in ease a so/Sri...aqui should be enter, ti to prevent the prose the worthy Alderman should again think it necessary to bring the matter under the consideration of that house, ins (Ai. IL) pldgeil binned that at !rest be would nut teiellittselld the motion to be again withdrawn. The ATTIIRNEY-( l !N F RAI., in esplanatiun, stated, that in saying the late conspirators were sup plied with money trout other quar'. is, he by nu means intruded to allude to any persons ul partii tiler mouse qaetice. Itut those persons who gave the money were fully known to Government ; and when he expressed that tb, y should be aware of that fart, hr meant.t hat it should br communicated to them through the 11•11A1 rbaonrb, by which the public became ac ituaiuted with the proceedings of that House. Mr. Alderman WOOll, in his reply, vindicated his conduct its this transaation against the attacks ut the Atturuey-tieneral and the Right lion. Member fur Liverpool, oliservine, that no description of attack or in% estive. or iatiudilatien, should seer pres rot bins from i s erforming hit ilivy in that !louse, according to the brat of his judgment. he charges against Edwards which ware contained in the depositions to he had that night termed, were slot, he begged it to be un derstood, with tespect to that person's connection with the Cate-street plot, but in consequence of his endea vours to excite to other pli is and conspiracies, equally, if not Gill inure !minims. It appeared, indeed, fr, to the inform,' ion in his possessicre that Edwarais was actively rug-aged in seeking to produce a conspiracy fur Ilse aii.4Nxittalion of iliniitrrs, some time before the llberat:on of Thisticwimil Irons Morsbam gaol. The Worthy Alderman stated the part:ciders of his ei,it to Neogate, and the ILIISWVIS he received from 'fbistlewood, which were notch misrepresented, Air 1 histleaoud'a answer to his third question was. ' reenired Gone pounds" from Edwards, otle " as had been isoluetriously iley-tietweed.had that ..-sting •to the observations of ,I, that he hut lately had an Neaten, he stated that that pour man him xs a Masistrate at Guildhall, to ca , ard that he had lietened to his he &sway s should to that of any man 'it oppressed, and treated olds injus iy Alden. an in conciusion, said that ion to withdraw his motion, as his . Friend leid rreonuurruicd . on this _ Edwards should not be allowed by NG _ e arils tried to seduce hie.., of which Edwards was stake . sisters to leave the couutry, and that the Attorney innocent, this awful inquire is made in order to des a ' tieoeral should nut eater a ova prosequi to guard the wretch This:lewood's ' 4rtwitalle,teitiirotrio. bete a tti h o i se not ei i i n n d rl i i c ii . . m .n i. s tit ot re -re fe; a r r e r e .:md i hr ple,ia t confirmation of the io•cosetiou from mouth.---(lteer t:id nst know whether the . Edwards, and to has, him prosecuted at his espe a n i g. ns Worthy Alderman was advised to take this step, or Mr. CANNING declared his intention not to consent to „ m o, r. i n th e pride o f hh popularity, he had pot i the motion's briag withdrson, upon eon.litioas whi c h he R himself hit upon it. It was fortunate that seam de* thoughts:said. that as some warm words interposed and prevesited Thistlewoud taintiwg ! had been exchanged between two lion. Members. he hoped hi s l a st breath with a lie, els e the 43.thossioncis' the !louse uuuid not withdraw without au understsooft convicted traitor would now farm a pin of the g ' hint the divide should rod here. 'Phe SPE %hien vonsatrrrd In the wish eep .1 by the ofhit motion, and th.- Louie sesuld be asked Iv ft I gallant General, horsiest. that for the honour or Ship Nouse 'rive it with all the soneratium titer to the laoasty s a y matiose a„ t t expressivas that right hate escaped the Heti. saint — ~tlrar. hear will nu t t h e n eeshy 4j . .i htesdbes St Coiled to. mood um be sUosied lead to fattlase derman Isineselfisteter as initietteetit aka ass Edwar#l: C regu tr i u red "r t':! . ; :Ti t ! ttoliatitulnlo",;:l . r a in n oi s ira vi lpi rs :l r en e i t l o sio t t a si t i e o c uld t. bo ;he says, jet the Guarino/int du it. It as SSO ! A solearwsilenee here prevalted for I miatites, e .shen cretary of State, the public primes:non ii the proper The til'Eotildleß &silo rose. sod observed. that the Gal licirofhrelritoid , not clone ht proper to mention the names of sense el the term. not to consuA his MVO ju aid ' see what prosecutions were fit so unsterialters—s-41- w h t o esihnrr w rs t h o ich t trw h llo ha u d se pi h i a " d di ti n tn " hettein:rt.hpro &ripen we:. great, they were mighty biro', and Ake awe he Pelt it his iisity_toriat out those two li o n. WsitkaD . Worthy Alderman might ' Mr. Comalug.' he. was Lord Mayor. hr (as we undere: ).flendensails eree,ry of State, therefore •1 W. was bound to do as much impropriOnewlONaill After sum, resuarke, he . had applied to the deep in guilt as Thistle's/I. Parliamentary to merely to a loss - 4 tion very soon ; but, ' dank with . lion. Untie- At thee thalfaw. /ta boo become the Gm tof hinteelf. Eat nu Opus of haring sp certainly was not t differed so very , he mow enteral slightest hostile feel- Be runet disposed to divlsloa.—Adjonnsed he. I.ltr net! MICE of ITOCK 3 TII It Desk Steele a per Cent. Had. f j ale S per et. Cone. tee 7U an II pet Cost. 7711 • per reels. tqk bp*, Vt. reed 1 Itei LoseisAile. U lop. 3 per Cpe DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. lode Stock Diets. fiends lIIs. pa. OW Annuities Ez. MM. id. Ss. Ds. pa. Ditto L'n*. 41Nneivst Cop. ', 4* *. ' h. _ rte. AbtattOMAtt. , 4 . 4 las-lianise weivrairAm " Is ',mistreat/mug ' sTarlasams." told that the MA! was ...et athei •t, (.4.rliaps a desire tut thr lhistleauotts stamen to his third eine, pisszure to,- hint the c0ny.0:a11.4.1 of religion, and :Li that be " teetered suwe pounds" from reconcile Lins,jsiila his 3laker, wieulti wake tabu intro Sod . not " a little money," as had been lath at that &whit WaeA i t&Lheasnintaahora taaleated!, sad M lite A ttarney-tietietal the. worthy Alderman ITPlret - :•••••NNO. erliJo Le might repeetied. Ativerting•to the °hewer learned that the tl)ing wan had a large fAisily. and hte tkni Atturney-general, that he had lately huttweity pr.nreptett him , 00ffersoeees-tistanceivr tlseres: inferr:ew with, Preston, he stated that that l'el la the agony ..f mind whit+ thr piisouer was I had called upon hew xs a Ntaristrate at 4.tuil etaturaily at his trial. he enigiat nave iteepeache 4 l.4o; state his griera• es urd that hr had lietene innocent tr.an, and that a pious concern ed . advising Ike; iltateneciet, as he atom) s should to that of dyi man to re-consider his tweusateuti, and Mg add to whom he thought oppressed, and treated al other t times the:*: of malice :Lod calumny. night I tire. '1 he worthy Alder , . all in conciusion, have :...!elated the Worthy Alderman 7—e--No such thing. j he Lad ots oljeetion tee withdraw his mutiny lint al in the e,,ursP of prtweeeleng illistlewood tried i lion. and I.rari:e.l Friend had retoneneetuied to estale accouipiiee (Alweetteeent) swear that 14. e Utiun, that Edwards 'Sonia nut be alluwe _ 1.• t.: VA —.J. . . ht think that because .wliaw b) acre—ho meant Sir frnucii Burdett sea M beaked a warrant 0 . slow Sir stout ) 7. th ll a t t l e D w E n 7 no t t h i e w u e r r u:( o -. ri s t e . d; i b th te t wil , n 1 are the Noble Lord in • alio buieft addrpssed any ofeseive erpression to li for .bini is nary .—(it Is , ) absencd upon whet oppeared to him the itepral denied that Edwards w ' • rewerks *hitt the Riela Ifo an had' Worth) Alderman; C. r he k it Pat' R uud, wood, for the hewer ga . . _ is . attribute the We-th) Al ettedeet met! t, by the tore Itieen Mir • . levity : bat In toeing theempreados nt .ilpi,jtaio= . . t it).' ' he did not mesa to soy the Right lof this pe: *- iaileseell them.stask., -•• 44 , 'Mr. CANNING saaid. tint it appeared thas his 11 '..irOY .1 . ;., "abet. is what !tithed obverted betel'', bad beet had bees des* is • .giss of **Worthy Alders**. owl lot of bite t rx join is this A iming ' to alteasire language. hr ass sot eoeseious u and his was ?.....(.1i say sub to tee lion. Derenet. It erne MS lathellos to do. so; kr although he dill denied that the spies Wirt wally la politic.... (Vow the Row. Bernet. he 1 the perpiree el seducing Sate any diseeulea with Mut with the slightret , „„&a,i,ai,n of crisis, Tz , hag. breams he 1151)1 !hood the lion. Byr om ' ). • t of a moat shoutiwahle NS- erase Nei ?be molten wen no:silted without a Incising, shoat kelt-pant twat*. o'eloek. . _ uu the points that won dimmed. We cannot. bases t .. avoid espousing otlf teinte at the treatment Intritelettred b y the motion of Air. Altliftman Woo*. The object of .s r.-. lication has awakened the moiety of a largry.rop ur ... n the poop.. aini of those of no ratan consideration, s• : e . not he tensed without eieiting painful dimppoiatme .r • i t did not assume any uneonstitutiensi policy on the ysr: ..• Iklitsisters in the employment of apes; it did hut tineri.rn t•.e jasrier of the doom to which l'iristiewood and his con ', rates were condemned ; it did sot imply a doabt of the legal or aerial gailt of those who were involved io tsunspiracy ; but it sought to know • whether Use tomspirmv mold have:ever been can led to tirepoint at s hick it had arti a rd without the sirens •Horded by the spy who prohawi detect it. This logo iry has trirs mover t .:• louses home every man's built/ea and busmu: and the investigalron. if allowed. would not hat'• !teen dial.otlt to make. Erideare was ready to be offered. If the eitur.ses were tainted, tare was the greater necessity for slrfering sad rn!sit'n; 11x:- machinations: if itndesigning men, their lrstinse n t wis tided to respect, and the system they etpc.•r derfrring re. probation. le every candid sic*, the tVurtl•h Alletnatc la his attempt :as rieserved well of his co-•ot , • • „ dui c; forts, it is erpeJ, will b* still attenled u i!:. st suss. Letters received this niorning loin Pathri ll , of ii e 2d Janitary, that the who . .e of the cshert craps have been destroyed by the ioeutts and Mistimes was eg. „ m u n e" d i m, as ad baldish enamithethre, pe e isoo e 4 ,,, n u t i o „, n ot iii per cent. cheaper than her can be parted for England; but fur lsum articles Itr,le sppoirs tv be a good market. usrEAl of AnTIGA 4.---.letorJ Lig t ILaernffic et (.:azette of ilia de Janeiro, and lett• r, re-eirel trans m on i r -yot eo , nue of the chiefs of the I:iptia Ur ...ital. IA Torre, sneceeded in defeating the 1 1 .•;..1 itti4auic- Gemara' Abrea huwever, on the cto J !no latter bens reinforced by the troop: from Pormhegre, ander the command of Captain-General Corm Figuira., they gained a cuinplete victory, iu kic't . 4 1 1. 14.1.4 mm Shied. and 4if wounded add 'alumni. Toe Loam stues, that he has intelligedre 1744:h Artigas had retreated with 10U families; that he it marching again s t him, and expects to make an end of this war by eh., decisiv e blow. This sense of action was in the taissioas. ca ile Uruguay, between the Wuhan frontier; soil Paraguay. from 7%. Lire:pun! Price ('NeriTl of May s • • freseisry eharAter, I :arris tS. 1!•10. " 0 'wrings RN —The Lords trositnissie•Kir ...a Lit %P./ft 'S Treasury having had under their ecnsliterst;un a Reporter the 41ls inst.. and one of thy coinniissioi et. ut Lusionsa im s e „li na u. o f the Jac. last, re;stive to the slhiwente ut tare on cotton noel, my Lords des!re that y4ti 1.111 ecaithas the practice of from time to time stripping the patios of ...Rion wool, in order to ascertain sw!ietSer the atlowsnes of 4 per cent. fur tars I.n cultoJ wdoi w ey !le redne " H. R. 1.!...:411,4CT0N." " To the Cuirwaresioseres of Crstorier." NAP:IL I.VTELLIGENCE. I The Waterloo, Alegre; and Essen, Ne frorenlne, hnce arrived ire the Start. H• 1111% IPA. 0.---Arrlsed roe lismoroy, and lienry Frreling, rackets. with mods hula Cachi,tn. For siourit.lll.s . 7. —lrrised she N..pttse. Heine, fr,...0 rote, In 43 dime. She spoke on the (st !pH the Amy, ef P 001... and on the 3d inst. the Hector, of end from Cork. ?n , Norfo!k.--balled the Montague packet, • ith a mai!, for Je mmies; and Heathish. Poynter, f:r fondem. —The Francis Frer:ing paelet sioLe the Speed), Andrvul, from Ports mouth, 'Wog into Rio Janeiro, as she ail.) elearing oat, the jbth Wien*. SP+ reetalOtTa. MILT Pr - Passed up Chanel the Ara.• ttorthwick, from Oporto in 10 dams.—Soiled th e A trirst Ritteskes. ('ollin. for Rotterdam; !taken; York.:Fintorsion, for Madeira; and Ilk ibisjeety's .14 Iliad, on a ereiss. A EPUIi COURT OF ZANG'S -•(Tate Dies) TNT 1111 , 60 T. Illumstroire A%3 The Hottois4R-li is 411116 L this nwritint; prayed dart moot of OM Cnial nO .VOrehlifO Wy UIIJ ntnuoodlease, m t d lionry Diosf...d. who hod been convicted of bribery Rol corrortion &rim! rho Penrit etectiOn of ISIS. 'Naar fendsnts were frieruis of Air. Swum, sod the sets of bribery were committed to prursre his eleetiva. Affidavits acre ittit in ott he:oil: of eat b of the defenlantt. Ci.odease and Donsferd were resitertab!u brewers at P, rti mouth. slid n great ainclier of tw..iCemen residing at that piece bore testiononyto their gooresi character. The Coort aettirtleed Wynn .as Li xrdenve to tbrre to.thths' imprisonment in llodmin soul. ftensrord (whose m'srett had been ogrrerated by wave imrrop.rr v:ittinics brdagSt forward at his trial in order to csmurat his guilt), was las kilts's{ to oast yam's iinpr.sintment. SPOIZPING LVTCLLICENCL YORK SPRING murs:xo. NONNI'''. WAY 8. Sittsspotakes t.f 90gs eacb. tor Lonivs. tr. of AI Tees. Twos. t's,l. I redoes's b. c. Sir W'oltrr. 1-yrs old (W. Scott) . • I Mr. Klrtilt . 31 hr. f. ti:todcw. by Phantrn. er-vr; old 7 Lost , Fits% Illisnes hr. f. fisi•thes. by A saa - dis. 4yts 01 3 lir. ltartorlh's rb: c. bait. by Fres:dent. 4•yr; old 4 Mr. therforth's ch. t. Ifil%.w. by ll'alica, 8-yrs old i Mr. {limes h. f. by Tia.nairtbill'. 4-yrs old Fvei heitifig on Sir Walter. —Wog eel?. York Spring St. Leger Sista@ of lithp eock.—Last is. aidg Kir M. M. Sykes's hr. c. by i4d101,04.0. data by SUI I6B I Mr. Ilrandlirg's b. c. by Orville, tium by S.)reen r lf -•,t."' Mr. l'inrittget b. c. COSI , ' 3. brr t'irr to Ottfingtoa • ..• I 'Me. Watt's ch. e. by eerbents, oat of Alrettellit ... Mr. W right's h. c. Ittos'er Pray. by Piccadilly • ...... • Lord Fleas; ildaat's b. e. datioods, by Wallah 31r. C. L. l'os's eh. c. by 31-..rntic a. dlr.: In 1i • • • 7to 4 ars, Canova-2 to I agst Sir 111. M. Ihifollfi h • . Produce Stakes of WTI; cacti. h. tt.—lAlliet.. IMf . t•stahtref ge. o. Onaslardo, by Illosbelli• ....ors? I N. Mr. Ilell!s eh. e. by Idsrrr ion. out of Tim V and 3 to I nu Dctisionne.—Wno ',S7. • *opting States of 30gs etch, h. R.—Loll salla old knit. Lost Milton'. b. Replied,. by Aeolis (Cleft.) 3•'"4-4111rbonfotrIes cb. by Ansadk. oat of Miss COM • I Major Hu war' s Bushy .N..li. uy Flubs:am, ... •• •• •• • $ 8 to 4 or, Itepostula. iliiesastokes of 90gy eStelt.—Latit U•. and f.—filsahatrlMMl el" M. 61. Sykes s br. e. by titsoleasku. dein by Shattls. • 1 31r. Watt's b. r. by l'etistres, out of 'lumbt•riu.s... Eir W. Milner's b. e. Loattfation. Ey Lau^ t• - •tl 8 and 6 to 4 opt 141 r 31. M. Sytees rods. aili 3101 apt Mo. Watt's rail —A good roes. COMWESCII&NOS. 711A1 19.-4 coasisterelds quo*? of 31 heat remained over tram Monday's supply. add loving a farther arrival this ricenliK from S:ittolk. wit; but tittle de. mood kit IR the sales woof • excorstioslv homy i ohl vs, • few setup" samples of Weise, ..ittso Idraits. limodr g r e s i ' Fires; al other scr!s way, !wady arselSE mg Barley support; 3f41.34•.'s yricei. MT 10 g2: 1 ! thee.—TM ortivals of 040; were lane. — -0 ll' lade was mot.** OM* as eh Moodily. but Ores imm4l4 ille mate.—lt Sacred Mosuothoro Is a 6 offload's. -:nrs 41h ti I . Yarns!. '412 If& • ~)V, ; 1 Ain. 0 ItebHa 0 !Waterford . a ; 0 Iftanfirrs .. .. .... .... .. 0 Iterreert eel Sewer, . WO Freese . ............ 0 0 106011 0 0 • 1 1 1 .sea.w6 -1 a 0 •lasitho ......t ........ • 0 0 Alwellufo o •.. t i l ei i V Aalta ....... ...... •• 0 Loatbs : r tted fad rebti eil Iltr aorelatre. N. W A RDlll.f. 40.... N the C. 144 10k 0 1010 " 0 . "P t ' NW it. 111iseemite elimiebs Witte el/Viumoriu••••• 0. • , • -0 0 4 ara 4.4v4oliessiesti 411 cerested,lt he er.oresset. - • - I I