The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-24 00:00:00

Vtenni. Arelt.7.-11is Imperial Hishams thy Archduke , Walesalien has returnee, trim Ms whit t• Entlend end ',plead. The Emperor has resolved to erect an archbishopric •nd four bishoprics, in Dalmatia ; nanselKat Zara. Sitalatro, Ragusa, Letitia, sod Gaiters. It is ant rirt known which of those cities will be Iba asat of t lir a rfrabislft.prie. Ilia 1111.josay has already pre. rule.! for Il e voltam nano of oho live prelates; that of 11. arrhbl.bop will he 12,000 dories. NlA:stmts. Avast. 9.--The Public sod the Ma gistrates are •dill esti/gaged with the coosequancaps that will probably resole from the death of Kotzebue. Srmit has boom better for a kw dart pat, but his wound is still considered as mortal ; sissy peruses, hos ever, Mimi' that he may be rodlciewlirremmered for a /ere In appear before our Criminal Court r the •arfaire rarryiag on at this moment is kept secret, slid nobody can learn the least porlicolar of it; a most active corresportrismea Is mid to be gain; on bet oven ear Court unit !hal of Ilate.Weissar respect ing iandt. and that they communicate to each other all the information which they ran obtain. lasport •itt ditenveries relative to this affair are to bays been made by the Goveraroont of !lase-Weimer. Ilausset.s, Aea it. 19. —The All:emcia Zeilreg, rf the Ii h April, contains an article, dated the Sib of April, from the Maisie, giting an aceoent of a 'inviter cireemstarace, stated to have taken place at Berlin on the 2rl or 34. The ISM. Paper, however, In its number of the 13th, contradicts this report, by tile fofi-wine perseraph, which it rlenund►r the head of " Prussia." A Journal of Steterd, dated April 12, says:—Tha news which has been spread at Flank tort—n-the. Maine, relative to expressions of discontent stated to have shown themselves in a city of the North of Germany, is not confirmed by late accounts from Frankfort. (Not only the last nee from Berlin, bet private looters from that city to the F.ditors of the Allgemcin Xcitung, which comedown to the Gth e( April, do not speak, of this occurrence.) FRENCII PAPERS. ?auu, AMITE. 20.—The Persian Ambassador left Paris this yawning for Loodasa. A shocking *vent occerrod recently in she tows of Room% which is be. related in one of tb. Jouroals of that plan:—`• Two individuals, animated each against the other by en Invete►ate hatred, repaired to lb. baeleverd St. !Main , . near lb. barrier de L'Oc trol. They were, it is seid, without whipsaws : (could t►ey bays any ?)—Tbeir swords are creased—both are already wounded--oreo rpl sham wisbes to stop ties combat—tbe *shot rofeses—tho swords are again tressed. He who displayed this brutal obstinacy falls deed ow lb. spot. We are unwilling to mention the immeof demo individuals; we cab hardly add that— they were brothers !" f none* Feeds, April 12.—Fire per Cents. 661. 6$ c.; Desk Stock, 1532 f. 50 c. ZITAIII/1811 OF DEPUTIES, Apui. IS. Tbo discusshoo was resumed NI tin lest Project ropectlag tbe erne, article 8. mephitis( ootrages do poblicisontb, lite. The Introdoctloo of " roll. glow" hits the...gement relative to entraps sgainst public morels basing being rejected yostenky, M. or . HAUTIPSOMLI proposed to &wood the 'Wide, by she words " ootragoo 'pima public • and rriigioae 'morals." This •tnenEaretrt was supported by M. or PUT -mums, on the grounds of she impiety which pre. ♦ailed in Komp. If. Awned, that tho fanatics of 'Germany, end 'the Carbonari of Italy, had thrown aside the mast; they desired neither God nor Kin`; and they could only succeed in subtartiog Thrones by The wreck of the char. " 1 look at the preamble of the Project of Law," obaerveil .nether blinker 061• Da ARCELLt3), ae , these worda—` Laois, by the grace of God.'-- Oh you Who would ruled, religion from the laws rtrance, complete year work ; W proceed no further ; the name of God and that erthe Son of Loofa are for ever Inseparable. God will always protect the King of France, and our Mo warch sill protect the religion of the tree God; re ligion will ever promote the glory of France." The K WEIL of lbe SRAM contended, that the *fords " poblie morality" Included the religious sea. talents eutertalned by all Frenchmen, to whatever commanina They might belong ; he therefore opposed the amendment, bevies' It was a mere pleona.m. The amendment was put to the vote, after a few words from M. Counvetessa, sod adopted by a great majority of the right and unstre, and a considerable somber .f the left side. The Article relative to offences towards the Sate. reigns sod Chiefs of Foreign Powers being read, M theses proposed uas amendment- 64 The sp. plication et t►is article shall only take *coin teepee of AIN. Seftleigllllo/ Chiefs of foreign Powers obese haws afford a similar redress for olifeeces towards the Kies of France." 'i'bis amendment, however, vas sobsequestly withdrawn, after some observation by the litter* of the Simms. Alluding to the practice of Enctsed spoor this subject, be remarked, " the! the French Penal Laws were more Messeme. sod nothing vas left to the arbitrary will of a Judge.— It was for this reason) that special penalties ►ad bees arrived in the law Were time." TM article was then adopted. TM Cbaunber thee erljoaroad tilt the following day, after a short dim. ea+siee epoo that part of the law wbieh relates to calumnies against individsals. MILAN, APRIL Il.—The Journals and WKS NO Rome spook of nothing bet the etegnificeut reception of his Majesty the limperor of Astoria I• the capital of the Christian we►ld. lam enabled to add to those stemmas some participles MI alibi be plasmd to lease. v• bid yes TM Pope did sot permit tho Emperor to kiss his Mud, but embraced ►im the Ripening this Monarch was proper*/ to show him t►is mark of respect.— Bo Ibis cesseleMed •is Majesty to the apartments prepared for bite, semi tomaisted with this Prim half ma beer. There is no political object disguised seam this tour of hls !Majesty. It is natural that, Wog born hs Tommy, h. should wish to see the place of his pithily. Ths teligiouli homer which t►e Deposer THE STATUMAN and Empress iv* resolver( to !hawse thsillosd V the Church sin presto to Italy the respect olitartsioed by this greet Sovereign for the See 0 Meese. Ti.. a►eabo. 0 the Bonaparte family see is Ram h a y s not be gs presented t.. tn. %snorer. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. - o w- IHOUSR.OF COMAIONS. APIIIIL U. Mr. Maims. frown ihe IN fatlimboase. preowned Caplet of Lewin awe Itlr•worbh test hi t 4 Coasatleshniers for ligaidatiog t►e Nabob in lb. Cormithes 111401. and of t►e Hooey expended ►y ihna.—Ord red to lie •• t►e able. Mr. N. WA RD obtained Irene to Wag la a Hill to oblige lisper.maken to war► Paper Wade ►o Ma dace. C..t. MODEIIOIIII/I rsipaeseel from the Catainmee an the gowswalpse Kmetiap. Mat Lard A had he.. dilly Awed 1 mod t►at the Pythias of Sir A. Corbraue against the protium wee veinier frivolous sin vowelless. the D•bli Rio* Padang, Bill eras read aserond 1411...5ad ordered so he repallaed. Sir 11. HILL promoted ■ Pennant frau Hlsiotle. pia) ing that that place ebsoM latholed is the Irish thud Jury Prr. sentiment Bill—Ordered to be referred is die Committee we the Bill. A Petition trap peatriterd front the Cr' mat, of Armagh, praying that there may be no alteration in the Laos relocting the Ra ma Cailarlira.—Laid yeah, said.. >lirJ. URA lIAM prransied a Petition enan W. hint, le- Ware nosiest the Pew Velleilillit ll.—Keterred to the I.;:aa.• mkt,* ea the Bill. retitle."' were perMrl fen; Fife.hire ;trains the Dat. ..n Cook, sad has . Andres'e,tOr a reductiou of the Dade. ou Sal.— l.ald on she table. A Petliont ant pretested from Lambeth ain , mt the foal Dudes stud the Itoolveat Art.—Ordered le kr 141 d .nt She male. Mr. V. PA ULETT preernted • Melissa Gnat the Miner. at Stanhope Ispotost the Lead Miss. Assentreat Ina the Poor Rates g and titstilar Petiolate. from other !thorn sr sue Cooley at Dar. ham.—Ordered In be laid on the table; as oat ■ tianitar Pelittes Irian she Marrs at baethemberlawd, Cataberlaad, Reamer. Lied, sad Ifarhebire, presented by Mr. ELLIFON. Mr. It. SI MehON prerwesta l'estiontrous Weseetk nrairst au. r.tha hi the Latln4te..—Laid on tn. Tattle. Mr. CUR WEN sawed Was Art...tad of all Claim allotted nod Soma awarded tare.la, as well no !bow reteced tit the Fosteetiessoarrs for .soling the Claims of Srvit.latubjecti on Fraere.—Oriered. A l'es woe ass pretested Nes Malta", and Ayr agninst the Cati.o;o• os the Table. Mr. 1117GIIIRON afterward a Petition from he enth..lirs ' if Imer.el. ptatni4 t• ht. te•liered I. ore Highs and Pt i•.- It British hohjeets.— Lod ea she table. .'s l'etl.4o was rewo &rd mu the Gonad Jar, al 11.imegirk , for to. operation of the Resod Jury Presestateno A. —Re. (erred ta the Cemshiltee as the Art. J. DTA UHT sod from the Genial Just ou at Olnresasablre sod Nwassa egotist the Peer Setthrimes4 11411.—Oilers/ ar he laid as lb. table. Printout WSW govirso_d Nato West Na nod M. Pawns who' the Partell Carl: to se she table. Mr. lIRTIIUEN posesiod a Profit's frost Caalesta.WllN, apart the Detest as IF.k, limp, ad hosier.—Laid as the table. — Lord CASTLERPAGH preorieled • Perilion from its, MI. mean fad Nam or the Nora of 11111•11111, prating for no W ieners,* is the Iron Doodler, Loeb, to Ile people en played lb Olen from Wog obliged so tier k so Illoodays.—lleied an able. Mr. NfIiDSNOVSE prerroad m Porkies how Norfolk name ar , Pad limilemam Ban. Oiremord le Or ea iar ably. Similar Priilloes were ram& od h.. Marrow:Podolia is Yorliallire. Time mon el Defeelorn se )rworday'r Beller were railed ever. owl ewer exeuwd, wide alkitia were wand so anew! Soar bona& Sir C. NOSCK wished So ben if my Treaty had bees en tend ion to in resins of Paris so dor Tort.? Lord CASTLIIRKAGH sold. is a law nor, as writ as we could bear. ins arionatina were as fan. but an )et ten rladed. Ten an so Treaty as sea Too orders fee union Mr. Sorban :.:2erk; Sao. J. Cr Nell ion tawny of the Sukarno at Ana, for ben( alarm from the Sailor. were dibelatigni. MORRITT moved the mean/ rirodisg of the Mims AOMIVINViII Bill. It wss similar to the Bill last ,year approved of h, Home. Ito object woe Is wake Ike are awn liable to areeememe kw lie Poor Ron, aad was brawls Ware Ike Horse its imweigtmeire of Petition, S. that efts. from the North "tidied of Yorksitile. A decision of the Court of King's Ifesva had, Is Orel, withdraws from liability to the pursicou st Peer Ram. the whole minim y of the kingthim. Petiwash hod hem. pre.emed fma the Hess Riding of York.hlre, ageism this sewn. sad dithers were no 'Mir way from romplatedwg of Its having berm lairmissed l there welt at a part of Yorkshire 17;6 pea. pert. of w lista upwards at lluo of them were miners. The hiiie proper', of the parish, beside the mitten, allieweied soh In 6:001. IN bile she mertieti property amorested so 11.110U1. He' trumed t: i. Bill ow she proselytes laid down by the C. wit ee on the Piss Laws; sod kill Alitel waste jot 1.1110110( propel., on she us= "seeing liohiktv to the Post BAIA is situ r prop.rty now liable to Meas. It war his imentioa esesept Ike now mines from the psymeat of PON Roles, this sort of pwip. re w nett? Young best .. tamed. - - - • ' a , C. 4.. .. 4111 001) oos sot •7 wt.* ..1,110.1 to dirt, frago his trod. herou.e he could lee so r.easo he tax lead mfrs send toff. e 11011 MID , . IMO go be baled. I. was olet e xpeord to ;et eartovt octet ..faro loam ibis usz. where Ilr berielles nre e.t.bloobed memo.: 'he worktoes. lu propontoo as Wier were drauett two the te !fallen' of the P...., How*, obey world Ifestro) .dl riga. *mews lee peer so relieve memorises. He Mould vole newest the WO. • " • -" Laid LASet LLIA Met the misers were le great sseses her, as she P.r r Haley. sad the farm-es were oblised he pay, lu their abswile.r rel.., ear their Wpport. A Merman WOOD .aid, shat all Me lewd hewn' rweellwell hits that shit K, lw: s arty owes...my far a few pariah.... He hoped that She Ilesseerahle Ge iktasn'veld eaea•pt e.pper as well S. it... BIrJ. GRAHAM appalled the ameassee became it was • partial oar. and might ea hate tared all tech property. Re bid. a, it oar la. tout • is. as Inspect% feast att.e to hear it : — Leal Mlle. Arlo g ..are p CCCCC WU: nil when, sang, per. hip., enppm /le reeved that our 1101 be mail a ste•wd tome that raaaela. Lord HILTON said, It was slated tA..I the is of Cogs well were all geed I and if (ht. Bill a... 1 be allewel par, a Aria, tat 11.401.1(0..1iaUe t,. he Ir•ieol ii. forsets Lad latoll•tesswes. He ..Alerted to the 'zeiteist of in.=foes,and •as *Oleg to hare tits is.,, sod ill sorb iprapergy, sub- Sri to the poor Hers Thrte Titers (rested Ike Ter) Poor Hates Isbirli they unotl.l not elrfamy, ber..m.r they attreeled ■ tery gri . ..t parent's of tae poor S. esti, luemediale berated. Ur. V. 1 1 %413:TT supported the mneudenene. because the slows world be niters up allogether thy. Rill pawed • which stele sow only kept at oink to give .upport to a grunt ertsity pre4m, Ile. CURIT mg supported she Rill. It wee very proper that all protective propny illetd.l bear he fear properties of the tones and 11.5 e. a she e. soli) . Lord G. NOIIERSI.4 . opposod she Emmen% ssrJ. GR4R AM orol hlr. 1110ItRITT eipi..lued. The Rome thew divided, raw the semesd rmossn,t. 1:!. Aguilar& it 7 —)lajority 94. The !WI was emmpo. h. I Imo. The Committees or Soppily nod Wall mad Means were pest posed till Meenlett. A Petiolate from Allhalloot war prnested apelsat the Leo. des Clent_ y Rill.—ltefrr,rJ in she Colima:l we the RIR. Mr. HUME prorated a Petition from IS.Andrem'o,,pration for • Ref. rim in the Rurpli ioseraeliellt Srodasid. The Peri. dam desied that the Pa-miaow. of lb. It. al Burghs of fkottesel were tweedy For Reform 114 Parlisiheso.—Litiel se the table, and ordered so be primed. Sir 11. rA I.LL prrometed a Perialon from the parish of Sr. AMMON. in !Fabian fee • repeal adv. Prowl Laos against the Catibaties.--Ordere d to be Laid an the tohle. The Cossoittec os the Itsdhosaes keplatoss Bill was port • pissed till the bin of May. Instiller wale pretested from Paddisatna end St. Gases spies the Parka Clerks' Bill.—Laid on the table. AJ Astosiat errs ordered Is be laid nu IYe table of Bask awns i. ettridstins sinec the ha mem. Mr. LUdH I NfitON bras4lit epos wermsat .( ibe isembet of Seerforge. sio the Awned Tau,.—Lold ea Ilse table. Ailjesmicil till N..day. It is said that the proooceton its the last case of conspiracy, were offered the moan of their d►bts, to the assent of 40001.aad ospances besides, if they would not prow►d in the prosecution. It is calcu lated that John Kinneir has realised ¶OO,OOOl. He kept an elegant cariisge. {reef is said to be worth 80,000 L To CORRUIPONnEtirk - 0 .• we have aa objection to oprialtliwt Vale slimier yrs ttr alySte Ate arras Pilules. as it4B salt d% by way of aholhoe he auditor fee OW* lotto; bat friend Badges ablisiiita would 110( be Nought wolf of. The einwoosientioat from nu, ehonths Coes arottera*. nut baths fallen la with oar views and w Wier. we are wilt owe pais all disappuilitineet, oblierd to lay retwx or TTOCK3 THI. Ileeek Siert 231 I per Cr•L Rad. 711 3 per Cow. Georg. 7le • per Cells. gee • f•ft Are. 7! 4 per Cense. IS DAY AT 01.41". O'CLOCK. 5 per Cyst. Km-• 1114$ India 14.1.14 30 D p. Lang Ass. IS 15-14 Reellimns MI6 4 5 p. Osmium THE STATESMAN. LONDON: SATURDAY. APRIL 23, *Bi9. - Th. Funds 'Wortley rather looked upwards, for w hick, however, no adequate reason could be asrigord, as it is most certain that all the moneyed people n press.d more than gruel anxiety to know what tie Cli.ter:ELLoe of the rxcnreurit would do with ye. spect so a Loan, its amount, the issuing Erehequer ail., and show.. all, with regaled to the Dank con netting, with the Government. It is, however, highly probable that the Minister himself is still ins dilemma what to do, sirs every throe of the nature we are vireeklog of is more or lets connected with the Rs ports abort to be made to Parliament concerning the Hank •arils. This Is the Gordian And which we affirm will never be rafted. It mast be rid to clear the nation of its danger from a father connexion with the women end of the rope. In the debate maintained with such interest in the Chamber of Deputies, at Paris, a great Oval of sound logic sod moral philosophy has breo elicited. The Chamber has come to a very proper decision on the point respecting religion. The intended enactment, provided selflessly to that object, was rejected, as we reported, but brought forward in another ■nd more acceptable shape; it passed by a considerable majority two slays after. The question was not, however, so blended with politics as to forma kind of doable-headed shot. !bat fired off by any bigot or tyrant, would do equal mischief whichsoever end might go foremost ow the errand. It seems that M. M. DC SIM, MA NOM, CHAUVILIN, CONSTAXT, 11c. give greet °fence by their patriotism to certain bat's•eyed patriots on this side of the 'mar. Time are many of the first characters in Europe would gladly be ranged in the same line of conduct with those ~- These are awful times we live in, and the occur . reams and events us witness every day, render it highly ingredient that some ouch plan as the philan i' Wapiti Owes proposes, should be brought into sc . deity as anon as possible. The sufferings of the balk of mankind are intolerable, mod they every day ' beers's, the more so, as the *filleted People become more informed of their cause, and can discern how they may be remedied. One species ref beftwolestm hoe beret forth from the thick sown vices of the age, which has wrought a great change In the moral world by enlarging and expanding the human intellect. It was easy a century ago to persuade the generality of the oppressed, that their burdens were laid on them at the pleasure or will of the A !mighty, in or der to try the strength of their faith end submission to his will : they therefore stood ender Ohm as long as they could, and then fell with the lord grossing, perhaps, but not murmuring. They are too en lightened now (thanks to the Reed's* and Bible So deities) to be made to believe whatever it is thought conveolent to offer to their nodality. When they wore told by their preceptors from the pulpit, that their miseries sod sofferings in this world would be amply made opte them in the neat, they bowed in meekness to the will of Providence, imputing their privations to heavenly chastisement. Priests too in those days might weer more humility 'boot them, which gave them mere right to admonish and in.truel. When these preached that Goo made rich and poor, mud that it was impious to doubt of his just decrees, and not be contented with their let, they did sot stop to 'to wing the force and accuracy of the espression. by considering whether HE did not make all men equal: much less did they retort upon the Preacher other words or phrases, such as that " Ha gave them, (man kind at large,) the earth for their inheritance." The great evil of the present age is, th.t the rich are mere • proud and the poor less blind—and this brings us to the subject had in view on the commencement of Ibis article, via. the alarming disposition to assassination evinced in many ports of Europe. We inset we may account for It without being serpected of a desire to countenance it. This dreadful act of vengeance has been retorted to in all ages, but has chiefly prevailed se bete despot ism has been played off to the People under the colour of law. In countries where the Sow,. reign is purely despotic, it occurs, perhaps, less frequently, because such Potentate knowing be boo no canopy under which he can shelter himself from a storm, if raised by his subjects, be is more careful what he does to oppress or displease them.— Such a King, Emperor, •r Tyrant will rather make free with a few of his Nobles, which he often does, whets their great wealth, arising from !retortion' as Bedtime or Governors of Provinces, has become as object of Lie cupidity. Their beads fall off without F.) .Y ) ; ' Ilawslel•tetT 4141rst emistance, end probably without the least *MR whbre they were. and sas lee betty displeased with shot their Cflasilarr &mod Suction has doi.o, that iLey take it wed feel it as a compliment to themselves. It is quite the states where tyrannies and •itsclinns are ;)ractiseil ander the calmer of la*. The French Gosernmriit. before the late Itevolut:sn. was said to be a tinge, - meet by law; and their Bed. , : 1 nod iitl.or proceedings and institutions. as mar hones ul 'ion, might be ii*taiteril in proof of the fact. •; : 0. • Litz de Jtostire, had ten times less of th e ct • mp l ez i o , of lowa by the Pc01.!?.. than some which hare brew Marled in other countries of mote recent dice. Every Getman Prince will speak of the Is. by which hr governs his Kingdom or Electorate ; bat if 11 e ga••ti,'n Were (silly put le the tor, knitter e lk * I : w will of the People. we are jestiged itl as•rrtirg, that iiiiiety-nine in • Itandrod would dee? 11141 to I , r she rase. Can we wonder this that where injuriec anal re.entments are allowed so sceamislatt e the minds of tom.. of the aufTerma should be driest• to a fury', bordering open II 113 , 1141.1. The most mumaa. Werra Effort to r:ti draw farm to ditr•al a state fi r thins, is t. hop.• th ,t on one occurteace of this dreadful nature will be lost as on 'sample, and that it may induce every man, whether l'rince or Peasant, to r►iloci on what is his duty in life, and whether he performs it to the best of his poser and knowledge. Being •hle to answer properly to this srlf.interrogs. lion, is the best way to live without fear of the poi. sowed bowl, and to defy the dagger's point. With the picture of the modifies+ of this country blackening more and were emery hoer with distress, the pertinacious CUltriir still will hove the lest word, in assuring. slowesight falsehood; that is, that the Nation Is ha s highly /swishing coaditiew. it con ' clothe ono of ha Indio( sulkies of last eight, thes: —" Upon whet the Morning CArookle calls a falling Itentesse, we halo lonely said an mark, that it is only necessary to refer our Readers to those statements. We continue to prefer the figures of the Exchequer to the figures of a gloomy hee -1 ginstion, wi•ich have seggetted the lecebrations of I the Alorning Chronicle this moteiag and we 10,0 be quite satisfied to have the same evidence of ' a falling R ,' in the present, that we pre. I vented in the year jut concluded on the sth April, eig.an recreate of three millions." Now all we siva say (not all we could say) open this paint is, that with regard to figures, which he is so fond of, we know that they may by a proper apposition and opposition be so" placed by an order from " the powers that be," that they shall carry the prosperity I of the Revenue in any one year, up to any desirable point. But let as grant his eseeriiots to be true, anti insist upon knowing what lac or taxes are to be re. pealed, in consequence of that seperileoes three mil. lions ! Tell as tl.is Mr. Courier, et to eras Irth'ii avow .ipollu. One great conspiracy is sew laid open to the world; we have the sketches of several inferior uses Net to es u cautions le the Public. Among the rest a link of ding and soap dealers, the particulars of which, as far as the laws will allow us, we may es. pose at our leisure. The present bier, however, may be rf remodel service to a few inexperienced tradesmen and merchants. The Am►rksns are now taking steps for comp:eat. in` their system of security and power, by manikins( for a strong nosy. The place they Lace chosen foe one of their devils is Gosport. and it reported to be little inferior to any io t►at quarter of globs fur t►e purpose designed. The following estrect of a priesio loiter tram Sc h, gives a detailed 'censor of oho destructive firs there, and we ore, at l..sst, happy lei ob eeeee that it mentions nothing of any fires having beets lost on the occasion : SATANNAO, AI AIMS IS —last night, •boot nine o'clock, she citizens were alarmed by the cry of }ire!'—lt commenced in a small grocery store of J. N. CARTER (above ibe Exchange), which was set am Gre by • candle, carelessly left on she moonier. The elore-Itness of GRAY and PINDRR, NICHOLS, DOMOR ••d HILLS, HALL and florr, laza and BUTLER, E.'. Kzairrox, A. G. Smoot', J. IL Cat. won, H. S. SLOCl'al, J. H. Gi►►oßn, T. C. flat. w*ao sod Co., and 1% Ti, and DMO Hut and Co. were destroy rd.—Thus she labour of litany emu for many years is consumed in • loosens. Thw samosa of loss must be at least four houdred shoe. sand dollars." Frankfort Papers arrived last night to the 17th inst. Thiry state that, in the evening of the 2.1 inst. a fire broke oot in the town of Ilitskismeiel, in II mussy. is hlch destroyed the barracks, two Aerates. and GOO dwelling houses. A Conveetioe, signed at %Versate, two yeses ago, between Aestria and Pres -1110. 110101190 to the commercial interests of the Poo Usk provinces wised by the in• Power,. has bees published in the I jeans Court Grnette. The report of an attempt to aissaalnale STourtuzs, at Dresden, is contradicted. The murder of Korn-nue has, it is said, inflamed the spirit of party more than ever among the Prussians. Some warmly papoose the opi• nion of the Editnr of the Berlin Puldicel Goteffe, who says it was decreed in a GOlll.lll University ; others contend that the alleged existence of a secret Tribunal of Stedests is a malicious Wien. In the mean time, the Commission appointed by the Cc 'eminent of Brden to inveitipte the sEvir actively continues its labours. The liivarian Chamber of Deputies bex rejected the proposition which had been submitted toil, for rstablithi.ig a Court of Honour, but has anauitnnuily passed a resolution for a mi. sinn of the hes respecting Tim account of a teutultoary twat k orison Iha Kira a linos. ' A, at. •pport rod in nor coleuses of tester. day, prove. by It'a se:eipt of titer intrilierre to have been wholly Lnfornded. The 411:enorinc Ca lune. which lave toe story, has subsequently binned a denial of its truth. !Lis reported that ill thou (mewl evilly of the eztessivieommeeial camerae; nn Weelorsda) at 64:1411ta:1, ago oat of Entatee.