The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-09 00:00:00

. r • - 111 E STATVSMAN.• IKE Pito(MIMS OP PVIBLIC OPIeIIO.V ON PARLIAMENTARY XIILFORM. No. X. 1%1 Y! :ON or Tka DUNN OF atanutpsu** stirnuar IN TIM KOVIR or 1.0&01. H 3.1 the noble Doke, who originally proposed the .4 Universal Su tags and Annuli Pa.liaments, ..eistemplatoll, at its introJnetion, the rercitition shout t tats place in his political views, tf 'ooen tl••,:r ass • . Aeleat the purposes he pnofessed, he col:4 a r, Lave ► •ie.ited either time or A glace morn pre.; ,:.t those la which he made his motion, with violent .. , .jecti s agaiast the do,:trines of aiesosactacy. N., d AA, WAt use: bi ore experience.! in the metropolis so Iszrated by 1,.t I/silence and riot as eta !J of Jane, 1/',U ; nu iteu -pie could apnear more o.tious or tireacititl toan Who 1114 besi.sged the doors of Pariimmet, while tar 'Onke of P.i.:bm:nd had :oegun to plead as 0..4 advocate • °pub,: rights. flat injurious as the , e memoraiale o4irrences were to the pruTress of Meru', at ti s!, !ii f.. r a season, the recollection of then, naty pr.'ve a pt3l.-• wpt a permanent benefit, ir it warns, LA it oalett, the friends of pbliticai amelioration to gnarl •-;atinst induence of rash and unprincipied hatless, tied the eecitetnents of i.o;:ular cunt motion. Lord George Cordon, obese character and conduct lave two airem'y noticed in these sketches. had, as p • •sid.tnt of re st;•st at society, which hat) essooted tie 14.. , ,,P• ul t:te l t Association, thoo;l.t last :o site. by ;Wile adrertisetnsnt, a petition from tile in habitants vf Lototan, an I its err:irons, prayin; the r•peai of an Act of Parliament, which bad reoently pa.oad, far at wins :n•lalg.ene , ,s to Cati Airs. handred and twenty thoovand names, or marks, were slid to bate Leen annexed to this !Pillion ; awl notice was given, in parliament, of the day wisen it would be preaented, and of 4 design to hays it accompanied by the who:e holy of the petitioner.: in a d. era/ had ►rriterv-1 11114 On the day ai.pointel. from sixty to a hundred thousand facia MIMI or 3660:1 ties, met in St. lteorge's taelds, ow! atter being marstsalied and adiiressed I v 1 4 ,eir rzsident, the main body made a eirztait over El.:slim-bridge and throal.th the City, and on their ar mai at the Seat of Parliament, gave, actording to pre-roncerteit arrangenont, a general shout. Th •y then pro:vetted to take passession of the avenues, awl force the doors of the Parliament Hons.., and exer . I the s oast arbitrzry awl insulting puwee over both ionsls and Commons, by obliging almost all the mem bers to pat blue epthades, the in ignia of the Protes tasitAiso•iation, in their hats, and to call out l'oeery:" The Archbishop of York wa.s one of the first that attached. As coon as h-s roar!' was KV roads, down Parliament str-et, he was sa:tited witii hisses, groin!, and hooting. Li.rl ltathurst, the Pail:kat of the C01131:11, wa: pushed about, and even 1,4140, in the it) test marin-r. Lord JlanstiebL hail the g o f his c trriare broken, and the pannels t‘eat in, and tiorraolv escaped with life. The Duke tf Sorthomberland WAR host!, 1 and robbed of his w* eh. lase Teri op of Litehtit Id had his tow. torn. 'Che w h 'els of tlo Jiishop of Liam...hes carriage we takerre,rt.tin4bls Lordship, to Kee for shelter to a private hotter, all to change his clotlwa, with made Lis escape over the a.ijort u: roas. The Lards Towns. ni ant Lit:thorough, who laa.t come to gether, were grossly ontraged. Ihe coach of U,: d .itormont was broken to pieces, and leis person in the 1; tn.'s of the n:ob for near hof au hour. The Lords ,ldiburnbaru. Aberdeon, benhigh, and Chuhinvitirley, vivre trestesl wilt 41w greatest imlignity ; and Lords I , lw:ch a,i Boston were in th • utmost peril. Said, were Ito: proceedings . of the populace in the avenues of the 'futile, when the Luke of idichmond Cute in his plus to solicit the deliberation and ene eater 'nee of Parliament to what we=e ealie his wild, irali :reusable, and dangerous doctrines, of Universal StI.44LP. "tie Gruasi himself, h: confessed, exceeding ly unhappy that he should have to trouble their Lora alkirm:veitta a :Lott an in thesitustion in which they were aft ist. Hz had been frequently charged with be ing too ready to suppart the claims of the people. He bad always been resdy, becnnier he Cnought it was his ditty as an Engushntan, and a Member of that House, to be s I.tu. tlo it Loalsisips wenl.l final, if occasion should render it nr.essary, that he would, as a Peer of Psdietnent, etpta:ly reaa l to zupisort the rights, privil. and vetted pm-est/1 the Peerage ; in short, the fraud ins and independence of both Hauser' of Par liament, and of every brancK of the legislature. Nu Fubie snore higlsiy comic:lined, or lamented, thee be. the riotatirs proceedings, which he himself had partly - witneased, teen going on in Palace-yard. ":1e hal been isonon:ed with the name of leveller, becau=se he took delight in refer.nat.on. lie confessed the latter part of the cis rge. Ile dial delight in re firmation ; bat forawitat reason ? !!excuse be thoughs, it hal becota: absolutelyerecessare. He wisaled moat si werPly to s e the abuses that Lad been graditaily, for nem le a century, creeping into Ooveraine.la, some timrs more at others with more rapid strides, 0.-r‘etel or rern std. '1 h.: Canstitsvivn W4S herons dhily impaired, and the tioeerriniznt inure and more Corrupt: he might add, he said, most grossly and fiagrattly corrupt.' "The twit: of rat. rrnati,,,n. he acknowl'edged, was big with dial. e:ty. :mai dangerous, perhaps, an execu tion. Ile iv. satisfies:, that, to chsure PLIC. CPU, it ought to he tumefied with a car: f.:l and a deli sse.ba-il. '1 1u C.sa he had in contemplation was not to level art mix ail c.istiuctioos of man indiscrimi nately, bat t. disti:aguisis them clearly. Every ran!: h a d it s duties, f:oan the highe:4 to the lowest. The Ming dependel on his peo r le for support; the people an their Sovert:i;a for protection. :liter this sincere declaration, he trusted it would not be inipaten to him that he wisised to level the distinctions between meu. Ile wit persuaded that they were contrived and ordained by Providence, for the wisest purposes; for there was au eterhal barrier iu the huaaan mind, against the equal al:vision of wealth and poser, were be weak enough to encl....rum. to persuade his fellow sakects to the co:.trary." After she A ing, at considerable length, the salwr -14,41 t h a t bout heel made in the proper order or the par lideal system of Britain, by the blinis4rs who at that time guided the affairs of the kingdom, he proceeded to consider the *hint for which their Lordships, as he obetrved, had been then Of pecially couveneJ, the con aidera:i•:t: of the oust method of reeraitiint. if ; ••it re to the ..reeei•be Csat tt.sorder of irriArh he! lac:teeing And 4!arniing :A2ence I of the 1.;13.112. • Varion, sno.l-s," he said, :Ltd been desised by ; the St ter.i. coulty meetings to occ..toptilh this siroble end; of ;year lie 040%11 ruentiononly two.' The on • w s a proposi fr.lorin,r clurotion 1'4442::, ..o• w is ancient itAte,l perintl—!.c tneant .‘nnuct l'4:i:ruen's, in whit:ll the itepreseutativel wool.' s•nt brit to his e• twitaaa:4 at the end of • rir , ry Sessi in, or every year ; the other, a propositi• a to ad 1 one hunreti bleuc'Jers to the preterit repr. h•riy, achlinT so sunny Knights of Shams. in tat r t•• Inlsnee wisat wss tasoolie eallel the deal, weight of the rotten, or 31inistrtioi hornuglis. l s,sool !, wl:h their Lurilihips' rrosission, eon..ider hoth ante wi:h the a:teutioa whicis they stenvd t., l,in, to das.7 *. It text n,t his intention to eonibitt :he impro priety. o: the expe.liency of ether of those prvosithen;. •1 he ptineirte ..f the farmer currespJitueli with hi., own general sentitu.wts. The latter, ped.alo, would be AttYn.lril nith some lueon venieners." Ile then beir.au to dr& I.•pe his plan more ti stinctly an.l I:l:ttutt.4, and observed, that " if Ibis free Constitnti in w s to lie ' , awed from ruin, the Parliament 33.1 people :num co to the root of the evil. taut es must he duratiall 6f i'adiatuenis mast hr s:lorten-ti—aul every win in the kinzdout, of fu:i & obi ;mot by wait renre.ieutell." His tir..ce was thus roceellinZ, when he teAs two or tLrue times attempted o lei checked by Lord Montfort. Coaceiviw; these attempts to have arisen from a wrunic iuterpretation of his inear,ifig., he eompl Lined warmly of the interrupt;on, and was appeatio a r to the Noble Lord on the woolsack, when Lord 3loa:fort, who had cautinued all the while on Lis legs. took oeriainn to announce, that he thought it Wet duty to acquaint their Lordships of the Ferlions situation :u which one of their own Menibers at vat instaut stood. He meant Lord Huston. The mob had dragged him out u: his coml. and svere must cruelly thaltre:;tinic hint. 'this immodiat-ly abstracted the attention of their Lordship* from every Other eon 'CM, and a coufasel conversation ensued. Lord 't ownsend utfiteti to be one that would go in a body, and nse, his endeavours to rescue the Noble Lord,. who nits then iu the hands of the limb. The Duke of Hi, Loom! did the same ; observing, at the same time, that if they went as a Penises the mace ought to be carried helot? th • Learned Lord on the woolsack (Lord Jlanstield), who should g , at their head ; while others apprehended that the maces per adventure. might ns•ver r.:turti. Lord Ma.istield, th e n in the 76.1 i tear of his a4e. was expressing his readi ness to co:nply with whatever thcir Lordships slo,nld resolve—mourn, just at the moment, Lord Bost,,n ob. tained an entrance into the Ilimot with his hair di shevelled, and °tact 41 •rks of diairder in his person. .i t the time Lord Ntoutfort rese,it was hardly vssiltle to • on ceive a more extraordinary a, elm t Lan thealottsr exhibit-. ed. Some of their J.ordshi;r3 had just en vel with their lung powdered .hair ttio+ 7 ..thor al, ers; Where. emearti with d)rt ; mist A oi l m sanding psi - and i•ny theta up in their several I las t a nd 4i:raking. at the s ame instant. One' oble Lord 4. pillip,si tic 1., send fur the pm ds; another f , r the j;.ii:it vs or CI %II magistrates; sunny crying out " mlj•iver, adjourn:" while Io Palace-yard the skies icsounded with the lausris and shim lo o s, or hootings and hissing; of the :nob. As scum ar the perturbation cease! within th e Huts.• of Peers, the Duke of Itichot •nd said, that it being impossible for hint to go int with. tbe Ivo; iu i for which their ford hips had been stuninoned, he sh•:uid move their Lltitiships to adj .urn, and take a future oc casion to proceed in the dia. nit.ion. PRIER 41F wrocks THIS Henn Stock *.di 3 per Cent. lird. fAi 3 per CI. Cont. on 71) MI 34 per Cent. 77 ii • per Cents. ON KT per Ct. Nat v 10 1 3 1051 Lung .len. IS Imp. 3 per Cent. Attn. 371 1311 r AT ON O'CLOCK. India Stork Ditto Oong ?ti.?ni. pm. old A nomii:rs F.N. Nllls. 2d. Ss. Ss. 3. pm. Ditto 4 ous. 00000 tom Con. for Ae. 70} 001 70 Lott. Ti. `.4 l S 2%. To enaItaSPONININTS. We here erreavedts Comm austru lion. signed " Ihtsy Dot.-s." which prows to Deo !Wrest I t trouveriFt from a ;torso?. In I.e text n b. rof •• 'rite Edlubqrth Resiew." We cannot root men! •• rii.y . ' up.% his dist-Err:vent • and AP 411.4 CC int., 164 k vs sitiirr rb.tenatits Vin ' it. or trilja:lfoDihth. i; hr r.rin.:-Is as to :Mat al. fit 04 origillll Oriirie. tail r.-11 apptJrvd abow.l a nwitilt ait9 in errry F:t pe rin Lt. on. ebt ktatcolila4. '' TUC nrerrisM sTivitsiliN .• Is Istoursiboliiso WIT. " Tnir STATCsII.4.. •. '.. LONDON: • j : • '" ?VUDAT lIVANINU, M• 1 9, 18204 aWe base this morning rereireti Pees pen of Phe turdayt• • They make no rotation of tie l tr. en having passed throwgh Paris, on her way to lois, where (nseortling to Dover letters this murnliog) her 3lejesty has wired. • The Chamber of Deputies asseatied en Friday, After disposing of some propositions or the Commit ! tee, relative to the Budget, the further cussideration was postponed till next day. The }resident then wished to know whether the Chamber wetild hear the report cf M. Leisne on the Election Laws, or defer it till next day. 1 his excited considerable agitation in ; several Members, aruong wh 4.1 were Ceneral Foy, IQ fic•njaniin Constant, itce., insisting u r mu the impropi•cy of tiikiug thin gentian into con sideration bet . ..re the discussions relative/lathe Budget noere The right side sad the centre, during a F•cene of confusion, voted blt hearing M. Latene next day ; the left side nits unanimous against it. It was then decided that he shoal," he heard.— . The Chamber afteneards adjourned. An anirle dated Ileitis:berg, April 29, reports that the condemnation of Saudi is Fr,nuunced, though not yet published ; nothing is known on the subject of the execution. ERENCO foetusFßlDAY).—FirtonCesits., 73 f. 1 3ii e.; Bank Actions, 13115 t.. „,„ An official article, ilase4M94ryt,. gs. states the wish of the King that the eonstitatiesilleath taken by the secretaries of the Ministers, the soldiers, ice . j thoull be ins:rted in the Ossetic. Some oapleasont oceu:reorev, th mia": without any fatal consequlnces, are said to hare taken place in * Navarre on the 11th of Mar. h. A Junta was nominated at Pumpeluna, bet utije.•ted to by other cities, which formed a muni cipal corps, by a deputy front each arrondi , sement. Tha Junta received a contirutatiou f Guvernmeht, and were almost to form a national guard of 2',U men. This u as opposed by the municipal corps, who resolved to torni a city guard of two battallomt, and give the command to J.l;sprle:a, ton of the late Viceroy. PM clatitatiuoi and counter proclamation' have been pub lished, at the general tranquillity has not been se riously di+tnrh•d. Letters from Wilk:a state, that the affairs of Spain excite nitteh itreres: in Purtazal. Proelsniatiuns hare been i%sue•i f r om Lisbon, calling upon the Portuguese to reflect upon their %Islington. Count tie i'itbisbal is aso out to pablish another toitiGestory manifesto. Accounts fr3us Jamaica of the 44th March. state that .a tips.lish co... Ming of one frigate. one rorvette, one bri . ;. and two schooners. saileti on the 27th nit. fur Lggnira. against hiargaretta. conacoa. ran. t3.- Ircnnnt• had rene!bed St. Thomas's l!tat Brion Lad pet tu oe.t wau it fleet of seven sail. one of Ms* a brig. ►aring ~ 1 St. Tau:uses fur the purpose of laMag on hosed Mr. l!ontit!n. nith some other adaerent4 to the Patriude canoe. TM destinatittn of dm beet was un known ; Ltat It war s•ippoied to cover a latit:tuguf Its expo dition on some part untie 3111:u. • 1 he rands, u••en so stt•ady during► the lost week. ye*terslayigere • tendeury tower.l4 a rise. Consols done at 7UI Int toe Account. no..rning they opened milers at 714. am! hat•: hero t'o:►e since a: ;kt. which trifling deism-41i na was oecasioned by their being ratter Balls for tau day. 1 . :14. market vpon the whole looks well. and, from 1 w cdostinned p:entifulness of money. there meets to h:• esery pc..bability of a further rise. though there semi.: to he no determiae.l speculations going tomard.— Exchequer Bills are 3!.. premium, and India Bor.ds t3s. The ,crest question of the List was brought on last night, when an important di-eassioo .rose on the motion of Lord Joint itesset 1., that the second read ing of the Resolethns be postponei I.lr a week, in or • der to give titne fur roam ioquiry into the propubill establishment Wire its anionnt should lie definitively 'settled. 3i iillstet t. however. pa rsevereal in their usual manse of :erasing inquiry. end rt.iyinT no doubt on as augmentation of numbers, trusted to the result of a division to estabilsh the jostler of their cause. liere again they were suceessfel, but wider still more ern-enraging circumstsnres to the defeated, titan ia the previous enecutder. Fur hi stead of ha; lug inerealet la strength, their numbers appeared to Mitre esperieu red a cossiderable redaction. Their ma jority was, ia fact, reduced from lIS to lit); so that a few divisions, in which the same proportions should be kept, would soon emitter them to a level with their autagonists, and consequently fume them to suit the desperate hold a lilt which they here so keg clung to office. agukust the a ishes, is well as the fah-rests of the ectintr). Rumours of su approachiag elinteo- of Atlmini%tration circulate afresh, a ith segmented conlideue:•. *rimy knee even found their way Into the speedos of Members in the !louse ; and ;fir. Thu t:y gave last ulght a few hints that they had not only reached bias, but that he (lid t o t think proper to discountenance them. (in the other hood the contineed ahsenre of Lord IZAltaliemien boo Ws neat in the Commons, `rules tribe nit rihe tett to Lifetime ranee then iiaess. liepri% eat of his tout wisnpported bg amity' the it s• "%embers. Mr. V %%six r to r a.id tlr. estsNt:.l; cut but a sorry figure. They seem dtoply, thouzli iosoluntarily a:rioted. by the insulation in whirl; they Fed themselves iu Me midst of a NritiltlCUt, which tneylmeginest would have proved still :acre subservient than the lot to Ilinisterial porpoves. Their spirits are evidently subdued. and the palsying feeling extends to their abilities: for ntctr hat the one displayed less pc-relete/Iy, sad the Miter more clothe:lt. Tarir speeches only serve, In (act, to discourage their own friends, and to detarit from their psrty many otiose opinions would hare led them to beremetralous sepports of a better defended rause. To the coeutry at lifer these are jet fat symptoms. May timy ant prose tin re.il ; nu I mat I.tr .seer Parliament continue to confirm the char :who of independence which, by the late divisions, it has begtoi to acquire. h-• Precious to the Civil List question, 41}0v interesting-and in:pot-taut discussion took place o 41111114100 n presented by Nir. nANINIT from the merchants , ying fur the refee , l4l of commercial restrirti !jest, se are hippy to Bar. attracts es much atten on is it merits, and we entertain ft" Ler". that, if the application be renea eat every rear. 4 *lll ultimately triumph riser the prejudices of the hum. and the times, and will sneered in producinx most bendficial alteration in the greet system of interoa- Conti trade and exchanges. Private letters from Liverpool represent the condi tion of the inhabitants nt this moment as wretched beyond all filmier comparison. On 1111110tday se . nreirist a statement of the unteher of the.poor in that to-vit. end or the awns levied for their .itapport in the preeeding year. erns laid before a numerons an!e.i lie of the mast respectable house keepers ; from th:s statement it appears, that there are in Liverpoel 11.010 Pretties of peepers, whleh. with those now in the workhouses. amount to 14,000 Otitis idosis—a ith part of the population is therefore made up of peliper4 in the receipt of eissrity. There are besides, SAM families. or about 4.o.olloind!t ideals, rha are totally unable to confti bete to the perish rate, mad who, es their portion of the rates must be paid by others, MUM be eenikeeed as a snit 101 pliepftl ; to.fltt, 01; the whole. more tben one- MTh nt the entire population of fats great town are either supported or sitein.red from taxation by their erns; and set the situation of Liverpool is not worse then Mat of Waneheater. Birmingham, ',reds. Nottingham. sentry, Minnow. Paisley, sad, in short, of tile whole ass oufacludng districts. Act'eunts from Styr°, Ayres, the beginning of January, state that his F.scel'ency the Snprenie Direc tor was obliged to make his retreat to the town of St. Nicholas, on account of his health, which had been greatly injured in consequence of the fatirue he expe riencr.l in the army. The enemy continued .formed in two divi•ions, one composed of the Santafesittos is Corenda: and the troops from Enteric*, in the junction of the main road from Cordova and Curgo. The Dutch mail, which urrived at a late hour lasi night, contains* very curious manifesto of the Em peror of Russia, published on the 20th of Mareh (U. S.) declaring that the wife of the Csarovitch and Urand Duke Constantine, the Oraad Duchess Anne (born Princess of Saxe-Coburg Saalfeld), haringgone abroad in 1801, on account of bad health, had expressed that she could not again return to Massie t that the cir cumstaaces of the case bad been submitted to the con sideration of the Holy Synod, which decided that the marriage ought to be dissolved, mid that be might te be allowed to marry again; and giving the Imperial approbation to the derision of the Holy Speed. The manifesto also deelarea, that if air member Im perial Family shall form a marriage with as Indite dual not of a miring beam, the &laden shah net saateoll is deo The,... LAW REPORT. COIAT OF KING'S illiNCH.—(Tris Day.) THE alb@ t. WATLII4O 11110 CeMehl. The SOLtel eett-13.1.11tiA1. preyed the judgment of ess Court on William Watling, ROMS hiturter. Chriaterier Par. ris, Thome Whitenern. Janie* Sainsbury. --- Cale., ing Philip Fnincls. the whole of whous had hren comi/el o f publishing and selling number of The Repralieas. A Letter addressed to his Royal the Priam Regent." on tar tweries whl:h r.cearreJ at Moor ter to. Mtn of August lest. Besides th e shorejilag er tsl been convicted of publishing another; ader taat two Ittfutelltlt.LlS are nave renting again;; i,, We are unable, from want of time, to glee a avant uf the proceedings. II ass disdo r li ) i 3 L; ia Court, that i,:assranee ot Ibt• rOnteht‘ u: • :souk evui4 a, 'is excuse the publication of a Übe:. _ . . A. la fasr•ur of moo uf tl.. prisoner. were ?et I . The Court. after sonar Jetitrerntiun, prt,n ut a iert i upon Cie priiollortf : Hire's was !.t.ternteett to 4Cltel Weeks' ireprisomnett in Cultsath-Seeds liuu,.r i.f 'orrertion. sod, at the expire:Ws of 1.,21:wri0.1. to enter into rev...en:soave. or his KOO,l tour tur tare..• )L•as, eildsierit iii VI.. act tau safeties of •141. ef.rft. 11 at:lna matt Shorter mere cutenred to sli2reeks* ;tart iownent iu the sour piece; sod to toter tt:,e•ivaLts..aes fur thr same term. Rad tt. t• e *time atenouit. as Harris. L•nitutiorn. t slur, and Fritnelc were seeterbe c j• to .p e , !own this impr;sortstietit ; anti to eater iota the curie Nabs. :AS IleeS as the abuse. bountrum-Urnna hi observed, eat, is crave-me-4a Of &Otte 111 venerable eirreatatatices is elt rasa Id %I:tin:SM. Ls world be euntent if the prisoner entered into I.is uatikpeccu t . nisances to appear receirejutt;n.ent ü bru be caLed upc•.. SPOR rtaa INTELLNENCE % BfTTIMJ AT TATTERSALL'S, S. . 9 4 bEilit v. 2to I test the Doke or rifilqes r ai d grr i z 7 toy ag- t Mr. Tssurn!sill's g. salSs,r to I asst Mr. (.st,•tan's r. out nr Rill fle•!l't 4: • 10 to i suot Lurd Stawels's AntigaLican, Itr. 4-11radiar I. LI I agst Arbutus, 11 ►Belton. J. --Lk% . Isi to I asst Mr. 1% ilat,n . e. oat or Tout* -,- 4 • Ii.4KN. 0 ft and 7 to 4 agst the I). , f Ittitlngest onto= . 3 V.) I egg! the I)l.ke Cof ro:lon's f. oat of ..„,. U to I a ! 7st Lord Itt..us'., f. Tne Bride No !:ettiog on the Doncaster bt. Ler,er. . .1 4 1:IL 1.1 . 11 , .: I, LIG EXCL nRAI . B.—Cletne doers from the riitspoiertbl ttd stile& i!i- A qin. K ard, for Quebec ; , so- for Itallin : the latter remains with the eqt of fife 401w2g4 • bound.—Arrived this "torah", sai!eit f.r te.! ft'rer, a§ Marquees ilactingq, Aritedro. from He f ole r .-‘ c at r i Nov.; tiurrey. Hart, front Iltord—,ailed tt'a Jisesdrt Brown, from Havre, fur the It Mrswager, P we.c.lres Trieste; Emily. Cornell': Filen and Frances, Woo n • •sse 'horles. Lori, from the South Fires; Lanttihrit, Mauler, ir'm Betide,.; end Camden. H.:llisrtharet, fret" Anders. BRIGHTON. MAV s.—Th I;:bereie. I.elnou. front Rale.- % is. bas passed .:p haunet tuis clay. all well ; tailed CR tile •ZS'h Nor.. end front the Cape cn the 4tn Feb. Powrsenuen. Mar B.—Arrltiol tier g1.%;.1P. II MI. Awe Zoete ; Voyager. Kleitardsort. from Paints : 1-4ynt ['triton. Queen. and darrossa. trausocrls. frets the Cate of 60.).1 Hopv.—Prided by fur the Riser. the isoror), :itewart ; ena Sarre , . . front !frugal; awl the Neribuirb?lau. Lar son, from Veleatta. Con MAT B.—.lrrived the Del* Air._ 'Craton isttle:'lll`l.ean. Gros Bata**. for Rettereare *Sid thg .lain. Miller. from ditto. passed by the hark a the tha Surri-v. (Wiliam, from Itent:al—salied•ClA lire., the Cape 45th Feb.. and from P 41.. lligrair 7th Miro. llaa wren. MAN" S.—Arrir ad fire Prince:a Charlotte puke& v441.1a wall from 11.;:nuol. DtRTNICH TH, 1 1 -IA7 7 --The flyrrn rrrived ltere•frem 1 morsra ; spoke on the 19 !I April. in let. 40. Ml. lor_nor 11. the East Indiel. ter raleutts; oat 4 sleuth:S . mill ta. Fs Luot . 711. 3! %y d.— Arrived Francis . Freellloll r, nith a mail from Rio JRPeiro. In :A days kmulifeti se'ith ditto. ft , •ri Moillterrenrin•, sated wont re Ott% March; Malta. 4 44 h dito; Dad Apr!i. Dike t of Marlborough yacietoir WI a usail. from Lisbon on 1.1041. ' Fortitude, James. from ditto id 14 doss; and Ltoimpals, Ruble, trim se. Mk:liters in SIS de r i.—Arrit.i of the'pott. • the Restnins trnavort. from Lon•lort. Gibratter.—dtlia4 the Henrietta, Anderson, for I.oodori. . _ The yor mg Ind Arehd. Al'Kianon, who :vet wanndr.l by a ninclet bell in the chet4 and arm, in thee - if:ay at Greenock, un Saturday the :!t!s ult. died on niaosy muffling is the hospi al, hati.ig Harrel the span of three weeks in indeseribalqe agony. (I: , OM A t naidepro: On Saterlay last, after Mr. U' of King's item+. in his way home an exectui•hi for at the suit Westminster, for Lis (Mr.pcnt ponces of the hustings, as a Candi 1104 for t'.at Mr. Morris judgment against Mr. Hunt far the latter WA;.til t,n Mr. k'rancis tie det.rit; and att•rney of Mr. to pay Dtta. down, provided b e , six months rte to pay the remainder, profess-A a great dt sire to ohli High Bailiff. he said, hare nu and kindly oirc.-ed . to scresnmodm.- --- I period, ii he would give wearily for the remain ing 22G!. He afterwards, however' isieshr- 44 unless his lull demand was complied with. OJIC hoar, the execution should be ?land io Oro Lands a the Sheritf 's officer; IrNilt tins, hi strictly performed, not .ftrgett...„:4o, stall Mf • Hunt's notice, that it . also:Sal& proceed against thmi at the same time. •14,p0p the officer SW eating the warrant, the whole sum o . was down by Ar. Hunt; thus leiving thi befthelaw itiot only to lament the loss of d 5/., bate to pay the es penes of the process. This is a, p r mad ssis to be held in lerrorrns against any :Alik a . Candidate kr the city of Wartmiastotok,44 ,o o,_ l _ criterion, which doss not gage . to *moths , iiiyon the ... . kingdom. 4.../ 6...... RIRTRIS. I OW On Saturday last. in Grostanishdqure, the Lbittelikli k Blown, Esq. of • son. Yesterday, at Ledgate-hill, Mrs.*" ea ".44* thing child. Oa **Winn last, Mrs. G. J. Farms of EseltsslA l o daughter. being her 13th child. , The wife of Mr. William duos, hesPeass,ollti. Oen ll., street, of a son. MARRIED. ... • -rd=4th Instant, at St. Lake's. atthis. a". N • Northleat Kent, to Ms, WerSaa. of APO Had. Whim , ' —• • risoilerq . ft ItiWil i ktille AT LONDON-SR • Havalog. Se Oft after 11.—A Loa4PII : Pruned and Pablistsed• IRIsseaVINSP: R. W A RDEL L. Jan. at the Olpers *lt site St eletheat's Montt : ghee, 1 sera. and .441arlisoreata aro raclllll4 - 40 • • 11 '4lv otty. oatrver.) Ittihad left the . .otritt ras served it of the Migla JZaili ot's) share' r a the eli- ittlitlate at a late me- rit hasink. °Wind"' r that UM, a&Wita< tuedter, of *lliac Maros, art lorepos4 world Fin Mr. Haut iaiueer. Mr. histalf lige Mr. Moot, as 4 . hostilitf towards N!► : late Mr. Moat fur that IP M I I El - , 11$ . * a :r._ •1 • • I I 1 I • •, 1 i