The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-10 00:00:00

whether it geoid set as to re the easel Ministers' niatitto% In int iiinte when , t eta bathing igenianto they Dili, whet whets ootssck had and yet thoie.l and could, it repraled,l away. Whest, Noble and proposed to .esodes of his. Moment. He bad Learned Lord -weight of his :obis Lards, bearing of their instance. in ,r,taace beiog 'besting of ,oppeared to be tee' 2 lle MiWpg brought Plirlimpyontti 'MACS!, as It the, doctrine,' severe penal.' Op, the W 04• 17 lord, obkct- Actx of ibis was pEe .to the Festal 'determine whether; of thes,raskly rights of foreign ioreige Protestaets , foreign sProtestau* accosding to ! , Iy rights theC Act, Ireland, with A countrye— these Acts could It was pro they should take Lieutenant, but exception is this , that the pet might, buses the country on-the Ito. its whoa MI; iith, and the. ibis to pressen/ +Jab the wind*. the rights of is !,bees set wide; hs coald Net cptessiug his di sap-' it.wasfromed,. whialt IX: was . Jed, tan refer %iodine**, that . • the sink taken 11l ash that 0 day's to suspend them, .4 might be awn expedient. to ens 'hfeeilt , SWIM! SWAMIS Altai- PO • me. 0.0 neletsined repeatedly sea :7, tot bow did the present Bill, . • isimenteneuce Dissoletiap (though inconvooisatt), bet if lan iu coMess. bars been a **spend the Standing `his Bilt•throogh must be the con. )o retrospective its being delayed the time it was the country,. all got rid of the perchasing stock in the tweensi. and be allow of inch a prodective of . the ~to deprivigg per. epply tbe gill rights they, bed at. pvcity- is. MAW. 44 1 10 of. .M of tbe gesitieet , try, tot -it -tem, ditb• Igor to 1 1 4' acqdring she rig*" pledge oftheii wosential 10.07 shirts *ore no Alien • Mote should be of ;lateral born • chocks, which their ,leysity to the intended to pre. sataralizing Aliens, )pportunity of pre e , ith • view to their , for the reasons be gbasideced obviottsit eg. / be, PNI s4cist armlet the thole ,retweedtag Se 11 " "" tie caliess : *.. I , tin IWO^ ha goiles,to luiow %heir '0014..41 116 2 . Wein Bete tra et pinky tbq . . . ' • - !....-. ; - 1. . . A . ' • \ ~ .' l t t " ..' • For no danger to the Po'blic 'email arise l * e ~.. was passed Ibis day, or I 'laltdk beets. It 1 ~ boaaid to be • measure' of ;Web secessity , : 4 llpire so extraordinery a teel(ttere frees . 'teens of their Lordships' rettealsigt. '7 bed acted meet improperly salts Ibbrettatlo ••• . - porposisig ttnymeesure to ParlieThelft et 1141 ..,‘A. '• ililleletimme verteived MI eossidentiOS las „ 4.; ..--- • aisle be more disgraceful Mae lb* %nor 4 qiiirillipleyed -theeelbest .tho whet* pia They bed new reached the last Stage of the the Noble sad Learned Lord ea the Wos . • only to pat the gentles, that it do pass, am who had proposed She mestere had oat ) I sat *spiels whet Avis of the Legislators- it • . -and what right of the subject It took awe the former Bill was before the Bosse ' the Learned Lord on Use Woollier! had pr urtr4 the class ;was to do away all .eso -•ttsrallgasiou, Vivito by Act of Parliament • objected to this ; sod the Noble and Leo . . • did Se the beefier to allow the foil wei •-• ••011.1Ottlati. . Be would mole oak rho Nol . • ' ' • Orkliflisit they knew Ilse *sleet and bearin .• • .-- .. , ops:-meesece?, Was these ens an i 1 ... thl*ltesse of 4 measete - of seek iiiiper.t .1%, . •bregabE forwarsti., .of • the ,ea.. -mud . ~, trltielf,he blioiStets whooropmaq- it esip ~ - -- • .141serent or -4t lead *bold eiit*l4o# .. • * ' .1110111blest a . sou the occasion of a tai • • ~, -" .. legpem, from the ethos, Ildupsof I .. 1 -•-• •- . • lk: ' ' • icb Bill bid his:iriocuri %. ..frolik - ' Versos' who Maria from t .' : tiONAli• coo- 9f &stied freekcerado IN • - - • ...111104114 the Noble tied. Lesised lord Of • • •;. -., * :01t/i. esd aegelpr Noble and , lielersud.la -. . . -.. Aflolle:reilselft% a ll owatisi Ade.' *Act .-. Jost whigh rayeeicti&,eliecited.2 New EL .•„• Icirelethe ahjepties a. lob he made. to gill. It ss let chillies* co 'deters& .. Aey would new establish a precedent of • ' . . . Attpeallei Acts et Parliament. The rigbi ' • iff/Solde orris( ..I0 -the nosy, of foreign • , ,aolgliod In the selegies, and of foreign . t eereirqg Ip trespso49 colonies, were, i . , .thes Bill, tared. 'Waleson these the onl y I • 4011114 be effected 2, 'Users were 'secret .4 ~ • ,Attooot - •irlyities foreigners to settle in Is. -41-11 0, 40 the . political interests of that . .. . Alferelboir I:lordship . certain that them ' jlatiepia/ed withoot a breach of faith? ,eided jos some of these Acts that they • paid under the licence of 1410 Lord List . - • *bete Acts were mot saved by any nor 4.. . -All. It was a mains consideration, I .ports whose rights wertsaspended, migbl - . 1 . th of March, be seat eat of the counts n of some ,of. those miscreants . . • •. , socograged, aed associated with seed I. o sit uation .11eVeR to be able ' • ;heir rights. 'Elli t s,„was ;.case .in, with! ,ttltris.in Ironed for .thesesurity of the • • • . •Will" 400 and the Polak'. interest bad,be . .110010.Peraro to, relitirlticfauscieece, Er* to to Pus- allbooitiPitteotli . • stibs oimbotwoilat . firkich it ,1040.10;41e11044 Oa soiree by, • a peocedeetv• ~ , Ther 141 lainV.ooL observed , i **V dm looPoo#oo-01 he Standing 4o t wohltst thee had on Adeanticie. over the 4 - -,latbat sespect, thetthetesold not be I - ~. .:••tpr4si, iftis very Order which stated the • Elmillkeold be given of ooy imotioe to s - 4 • I' acknowledged in principle that there mi -' - ift which it might be aecesaary or tape ' - feed thee, in order to gess a • Bill tbo • Aegis is sloe day. As to the argemeng msssity was urged to the present case, I • that the Standing Orden; had bean al ;seeded iu cases of mach Its neceasity, • . the question stand with regard to the MO necessity had no reference 44x,the 1 , pel the delay of .s Prorogation se Dissol be admitted that might be very inconve there were no Prorogation or Dissoloti pieties, be coetended that it would • h • . . metier of urgent necessity to sespend I Orders, for the purp o se of peeing this styles stages in one day. For what ms i • my/seem of delay ? 'fits Bill had no operation, and the certain resell of its the ordinary time woold be, that by th ; foamed there would be so Alien in tho ov tboie, who' weret Alien moats' have g " ... Om/actor of Aliens, either by parcbasii . .i. -Be.ak of flostioado or lur As! alto* a . . , . Petit to thoir•Uorohira •lebederir to a • result taking place plebs 1t,64 pro; ...z I , sport dangerous ceseesepresl. As,to - ' 1 • peas of rights, Else afgameat did net II I - • deprived no indleldnala pt any ri g hts , .• , •• . t spired ;it untrely oespended die rapt / of . acquiring by cedilla profteses tint rinsed subjects. And in every view ; • : this, me asure was sonentially enema' surely of the greatest importance to 4,h . Seeky to prsveut Aliens . from acqn Itnatural bora subjects, without any all or. falelky ; .ii was abselotetr.; eactfrom an Alias Art, ead if Ober. Act, At, was : still eon essentilal that ,A p r ie ga tedfreas.espoiriog the righta.l • , 4 subjects without *se: gpsyds atifi,' . toed operate as,.a. secetltii for this . 4 • Cooverumest. This Billlmekevewely I ,4. went the operation e.f * te*ri/ea Rote until Parliament eyelet heye,,ess o wi ppo , . . ... . petty iprestigating the msbjett,with o rar. iv I'l4o repel ho l theoght, for • °LAM 0W 4 4 "POI* Outdate i rifdi O 4.•. , - - ....11 ~ '-, • .. SAO i *iStEl4gtraited . ia Width tido '.' wOOJiAtt = 1 1 14 .bin tw. the whole . Itaieg .direstly .cop _tory .16 these I . . t. *tin legialativaceerl fors-smog!** 4ZPOiII RP% pr ill, . ill , *my , in a Oa oisot t tiriAiliewle, • whi s ol44._,. • pot liteisiegibe u, - .. ., 141 . b wished *l* kir 4) , 104 '•:4 V ' ' 1/M AO Rik' i .na 1 ' . regaiii ttpotiiiis* astionAppended epos a cvialik Ws • A ... . 1 I____ ~.....—.......i "H term aspiring In the interval • between the solo of ibis Bill, end Ilse 204 of ? • ' the Nil Iris pasea .t. .o4. a M ess a g rerdered to bfi sent to the House of Cepaseass stating.", Ft . o# 4 l rione Mitre Ifieeeln'tblWl3Mi l • ' • - •• Adjourned till tomorrow (this day). HOUSE .OF COMMONS , At.Forer_ o'Clock the SPEAKER toonted ,the; when,_ only 20 Members being present,attl adjournment until tomorrow secessarily took plaee:.• PRICE t)F STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Hank Stack I per Cent. 97 9 per Cent„ Had. 780 b per Cent. Navy , 9 per Cent.Coavob India Hoods 9.2 • 31 per Ceet.llll4 Long Ann. SO 5-Ifit Lymph for ditc. IS§ Exchequer Hills 20 21,0' TIE STATESMAN. . . . • • ZONIYON: !Op.:l.0,111. . .•I • Thie day *t two o'cleck. his Royal "Ilighness 'the PiteCz REGENT proXieded in • state to the Nauss of Lords to prorogue Pirliament,•the couerresie spectatort was not very - tholitfrone. diXalation is eXPected ttstake piece to.intivtorr. •• • The BM tsiklast Alierri,.which`ges to. roach be wildered and impeded the Ministerial designs: at a Period vary cri t ical to. their power,-passed through the Rowse of Lords. lest eight; with . the celerity so desirable to its sapient friaries., the . Standing Orders of the - House being suspended to . permit its being cniried into a law. Minister' hare thus succeeded in repairing, in some degree, their former blunders, and have sccomplisbed theli'torigracioirs object to a con. relievable extent, bet not without 'brislings in the Most ontragioas menotri tile • established forms of -Parliament end the best *Maples of . g overnmeot And bemsnity. This Bill, besides tot which . It will inflict upon individuals bys the cooleisplated erptation egainit foreign porcheiers of Scottish . Oink Stock, is calculated to have important and . mischievous effects on a variety of interests. It will ,interfere in suspending rainy of the Statutes of the 'Parliament of Ireland, ie favour of the settlement of ' Protestants, and it may be expected to have worse consequences, in leading. to the increase of orbi t trary power in the bands of a credulous, a weak, or a vindictive secretary of State. It is hat too pro :bable, that those who have shown themselves so . ignorant of the existeace of so very impettont a Taw, is has been discovered, so ignorant too of its effect' s , and the extent of the measure now propose& should be also equally ignorset of its consequences to falba* and private ioterestav It is really ansisini of etch bass "F . 1111' CASTLEREAGH, the despotic faction that :Ms drained this nation . WiPPor forei gn t erceearhe and keep op en over- . at as saing, military power 4.114111 M, talking 'orthe &ogee of Weiss) armies . useting their way into thin etsootry through the Bank of Scotland, by buying themselves into a deoiseuship under bit Lordship's Ouvernotent. -These amen, biro set op this begbear of Great Britaiu being "overrate by an Irruption of foreign nations by the posh's' of Scotch stock, to have uo ides that the digital elite Bnlt - to which they areefdingllth sechapprehewsions, is limited, and that Alhabr (earl aret. Zhirefete as stupid as they are' seemodless. Their object,' however, cannot be ells lakes. It is a part of thrheaalasive system, which wits lately so strongly directed egainst • ot her country ankh% E"tablishmenti. The laW, which is se earnestly sought to be annulled, we cannot hours, gard as one of the most. salutary provisions of the I Act of the Scottish:P*4lll'4'ot of 1695, establiihing the Bank of Scotland., Oar ancestors wisely consi dered that they could not hold oat too great induces meets to encourage foreigners to transmit capital te' this country, and they therefore enacted that the purchasing of a costal. qoantity•of Bank Stock Ifr an Alien 'Weld of itself naturalise him as it subject of Great ,Brielin.—Qur present Rulers, however,: ire' riot eCteated iry . the same Jibe rat 'policy. Insteat , fi r, endeavouring to 'attraiit. • • . foreign capital to, tin country, they are doing ,all iu their power tofairce -it abroad, and is order to , *accomplish this object, wantonly interfere With the rights of a Mercantile Company, and elfecteally duce the competition for its shares. • ,;. • • ! • : - " 4011111. " -- • , • ,t • ' Now that a Ministerial Member has started fir ` l lFthislaster, and the 'Absence so inimical to Re. formatlen threatewirlo establish itself in the very teert ,f,a' City tS i Oleit remarkable In the kingdom p honest and leolepeodeat principles, by taking id saatige of distils. owl .such eircerostancea as may premise sacceseltiPis Government lofts...NW, we (list the ftiends . of Sir F. Btranat and the Citizens 41,,‘,Y1strniusterlpiienera!,, who 'piped the cause of Reform, Will see the necessity of bestirring themselves tweriert a circomiteece so permanently iaaespicioes !Os. die object., oft their political desires. MURRAT Mi. I Ciptain in the Royal Nary, is " Pe Ilia who pas* pet forth .his claims to the oplfragei of the . lioesaholders of itestasiestey I Tbe- perispsi eleivee of: such a Candidate each dittlerielted _epprobefierti mestoappear a m `!'cry sore,relldtls whettPput-' In .comparlitii teith 'ellieseretees end sentiments of the' present Reldestie. latives'ef Westinituter, as well es wise placed is . claims of trust and tiOrsuetilhaithreiinione. .powst *Mt it.i?rruray. _ orkisfavoiii of their veto*, iltid pope, by the. arts mid power of the unholy kague, either to rend otbei Ilf.iestetliisisiit a power la dm midst of it that shall defeat tite energiee of champions. .West 4. mineter'•l4l the scene' of 'the l a bours and the triomphs of tkp usost . illestrlous advocates of liberty, can never submit .to each a degradation..." All the venality and licentiousness that the Coot' can let loose upon it witl not; we hopei effettsotb a 4•414. A siltation so honoetable should not be,dishonour ably lost. ;;The choice of the People .ot West- Minato; should . fail oa porn,. one whose merits and-servias io tbelleblic cause, not In-that of. the Mioisters,.unsquivocally entitlirbiet to such a station. The right path Wan plain befoie them, thatanothing , . . bit . thit greateit w eakness ten o wrong nth weakness leiro 'Prove:of s :tite MOO seniart. • igiV• The Electruiol.Weatmlastac beee.beest,the,!Xtte.fle of C4efuptioo, - .aitt set an eumple to othersipsoeio; i(. Court- eiudidete shall omif off thelauteltibell find ICociersWiti 'her borne,.:ald Sit p itT, we hope, will long coritTnee'to Wear. • • • , . The Dispatches tides liidfi r of Whitt. we gift sfricts and'eopiee yotaierdey,issie,tieyllpablielted • in , ;pie l ette. ...T . 4y,ara.too toleAsinops far .our attmeptirszt e c givei.hausoinstbeir o6iciel nos.:l4 ibis now testeositY love wry 'fresh intellgence they .contain. • But wit•shaii spin take a rta . iew,.fOr the satisfaction of het r Readeza,'Of the iiierationa they narrate. The principal t lift transaction related is the battle between Sir T. Iltstoe and the army of •HoLtan, on the list of .hat December. : This en gagement was over in three 'been, and ended in the rapists of the whale 'of :the ersemy'elrtillery, and • I .thd entire defeat and dinsen(ee of.• his armyr.witlts a hita of 3,000 men. The cotsduCtof Sir Jour hlm.coix, who Commanded the.advarferp ender Sir T. limo?, and lied , the Penult erti' the 'left of the enemy's 'live, calls forth from his F,afal. . lent, the highest enconsiumi l i . The greater. part ottios• proteedings of Gen..l)oviTwe agaiostithe force•of the Rajah of BERA a, which finallyiesulted in the c,ptutit of Nagpoie, and in the submission of thewlsOletine4. try to oar arms, have been for some time before the Public. The unsuccessful attempt to storm the latter place was detailed in the dispatch which we copied at; length yesterday. On the 30th. of December • Arab garrison evacuated the icily, on'certsin Ilona, when it wee forthwith occnpied by the BAtis . ... troops. Oor a - overact-lent, is was stated in Vet' . dispatches, was in iossminit 'of. the it ajah'iiitet4 In addition to the fects,comusunicated Isrthe•Onri acne, we have received , the Calcutta Ga4ette.LiC r .ll l .l l 2d of February, presenting iccouna of it4triarik: ' distinct euccessei,obtained by detachmeott:et• British troops our •ntenvof tM Pludarree • Chtt tains, to the north Ward of the rirei.• Pre444. Headed in ail directioks; tics oltriest spire by the co.operatinc divisions • 44-46,41kmeritis DOME'S, MARSHAL, . Sit WILLIAM. IIC tie; Aid Colonel. ADAM, the • Pindarrees, Avid) the loss of mach of Hair .baggsge; betook (beetle - leek toiardi BOMAR'S camp: bet hiving lutelligeace of 'the treaty negotiated by that leader with the. British Government, they moved . to Rampoora, mid they were attacked by, General BROWK, 01M1 . 1411 k petted without resistance. CtitsToo, the etcheet s astd most powerful of these plunderers, whose imese; diaterollowers had,bad a principal share in: the fie. user invasion, or the British terrilories,..was *thicket by Sit WILLIAM Kate on the 6th of Jaziotiry, he lost five grans and - a portiop of his bagger/4. -Al* main body of the Pindeaees were reported to Ihrel fled in the direction of. Oedaypecor.. forte was said to have bee. loestes and plundered: near Shapoorah,. where his brother was ;skew pale *ones', and he himself, escaped with only nine f01..' lowers. General Saar had an action with APPAGILII, a Seeder of the Petsuwa'4, who fled, bat in . trllat ii. the fort of Chesneertfal. .• fart was .curried escalade, when APPAGEE, with several other offiCiii,' were made prisoners ; and 70 gone, 83, elephants, a number of fine hones, sod great quantities of tree sere intreliken. • fT - French Papers and Paris Letters to the, 7th...lut .isave beta received. A telegraphic dispatch annovuced to the people of Paris- en Saturday thpc PgrOgs t , liausion. and Cu lard, • *Were. executed on the pee ceding Wednesday t Albi, friths murder' of tire Steer FUALD I . The Duke-of .WELLuarrO f *ea -visited "he Friday by the French Minister for forgive Al `fairs, end by- the Russian, Angrier'', Veil Spanish Ambassadors. The Pori, it is rumouiecis about to address a new Brief to the Swiss Cantons, in 'which be will demand, In the most - positive terms, restitu tion piths Abbey of St. Gall, with all the prerogatives thereto appertaining, prior to its secularization in 1798. It is, however, confidently anticipated, that ' this Brief willies.' ea little weight with the Diet, as all the previous applications on this subject. The French 5 per Cents. had'reacbed 72 1.. Sic. An important circumstance, highly favourable to' Borough Reform, has occurred at Edinburgh. We learn thet on Saturday' last the Court of. Session an nulled and declared voitttho i lest Election of the Ma: estate...sad Coonciltoielitiont City, upon the com plaint ofßeacen Lataitia,;lo;whisle Benoh, with the itattepihts • of Lort•Ceatinon, concurring in the detision "Dy this decision" the City of Edinburgh stands disfranchised, and wilt coetequently lose its power for a time of electing a Member of Parliament. . . ' w 1 t.v .ej • The dilly isletaiZ i on 'Conceetratod is aq , e n sad Priaceis of essia.H . e els delighted with that very variab e out eta, bat which hes, foe tPes last fortnight, assumed a very calm and almost undisturbed &ilia.. Ik e . • oiorning% business of the illustrious sisiters is to soil in an open pressor!-boat, and view. the ships in- it. • • Chigoe, the fi shing-boats, trolling, &c. • Yesterday an agreeable gaiety prevailed, from - the -. fine appearance Tiber frigate, Capt. Dec ree; ' • Rossrid Stoop, • aNt. l.9 Peake ; Hound ctetter,'Ciptai n Lewis;and several large merchant vessels and packets in eorileads sailing up Channel with a fine breeze. The Prince and. Princess of Hesse. Homburg went is , board the Rosario sloop, with liaron,O'Naghten,. Lady E. Montague, yid their attendants; under g royal islets from all the Alps, and another was fired on the getout of the party to shore. ..2. . . . . • This morning the: Royal early again proceed e d i s ses„.in order to inspect the fine frigate tit. 'fiber. At • 1 12 o'clock a royal salute announced the Illeattiona `Pa r. ty....tekyit been received nri:howrd. - : ••-.., • : • . - r.7';* -- ..._..._ •.J . C. ' - . ' • i .,.. s,i ~ .1 ... C;ll'Y BVSINES4. • ... - .4 : ~: .-I .4. - .--.....eik.---7 . . . • .' 4 *Yesterday the. Lord Mayo held .. Coilt of Cms. mon Cuenca at Guildhall, • in consequence ofi'Re. . osioition , presented (whit Loydrihip, for the of considering the propriety..of. prOsetitiat ma te d" . of Congratulation to bialtoyet Highness the Niue ljelifet,4gid itbo - her - -SlOjeftj the Obiten;"..*ii_,ilte Marriage el. his. Royal Iliels um, •the•-tivie of • CauX. ' bpidseA ilia for cntosid,eritm AO •proPtivty i pf p.. sentio - g the coegratulatnry Compliments.. of the Oto, • peratioa to OW RO,,ai Highnesses . the Duke nil Dachas of Cambridge-on the- like °cation. - Pre. viouslo the cosieldering et whiCh, the Lord Wye, informed. the Omen that a . vacancy had taken Pia ' in the sireationef Otte of the four Common Pleaders rot the City,by the death of William Muslin, •. Esq • and the Committee of City (Audi presented a Report' in respect of the mode of filling the seite4 Whish be. lug read * the consideration was adjoaraid to the neat Court. His Lordship.then laid before thi Court the Requisition, wlalch being read,the apart ageetidtoad. dtess hie Royal Highness the Prince Regent and bet Majesty, and ale* to present congritulatory Compli. mental, - the Dake and. gashes' of Oembridge v •sad applinted a Coatisittoe to prepare• the same. The Coaimittve task* arithdraire, and being returned, rttesepted't draft pf the Addwises and Comohneeito eillich'iveri Aovettiiirs4o'sed g r ad to. • .1 1 1,.i hffriffs etpended.bl tilt. ii,teembßeseT, wire 'ditleiod to wait spots ttie t riiece Regent b ?Kblajery, and the 04, and Dechrisa :pf GisebriAge t tkinenr when they weeld bepleased to rece , lie eke now 0. . . • A illeetitle the' leieetpen of Coventry, Wiled ' In • London, ...took plectriiit . 'mining; at the bile ;Time! n; City-toad, to,ceesider of the MINI slim i je sar t ): , c tn o be_ad t. tria irr;li c i.d ilk eti . ,i b eec o 7 e x t ip he i)r el t ect im lia at Fiei.. ' d'ilften4l ',Wiled l(•wet7Pienimonaly Respired, t l ise 4 ' li i'Sle; Oka ''- Wairifit . ancipeiper person to ri- ' If that citir o.. *the en l seing Paeliameni, an 4 that ' "7. ' I.lo4kLit • Pel4:4-fteed lor Alm Port one, ,whibis is fromediatelicinimencedi 9,4—, .. 9. -.: ce +. l . emliiieo4.fille excitant otiliii...iiieisiwe yes. :terrify ele l r,‘‘ The avistik'teas had bete. ta..fiefig , eight, bevarintlnech better yesterday"""' . 1 f. 'II' , ; -intetrektnii - eit Pditieb" et 'fitting so f itipett 1 Bbgbtowle dleve dayrofbi•••tieticiniiinentl.. :Wei, ~. prOeni stable themselves with occasional aquatic 4 . i . , cursium; - '• . - \. ll. latiptz"diefattine;ll74ilge,',Altsb4co'aegt-tV4ccfflsl3l3. 1 11 i i. F a•lie wi ral : • Highness Was afterwards eapesteihttiotifpnaitt de Doke and Qeeleas. of Cheattlieet'lloailleid Date. 'hieettite, and ii- iiimeremelpastyyatilhis Coellty in • , Witithimiti l irk. •• • • ,,,, :i ?..ii 4 . l : : • • . .. fitilinnY Haut** li e‘sitet to qpilt . tei,Adriteliy, at the..iecnseisendatioeit Itiiiptiyaielane , Vii fits:regal ..:, BS 44coi t ia, it is •sahl t *ill he tlivenec t eeter, •. . ...• t, .. GiIIaaLTAIL, AWAY i 8.-!-The Tape • fripte; is la . 'heel Afeitiedrie. and. Akita, ebe was lenotrany • from the :tatted ,piece.,,. Capt. Fivencessoce Wok .board her mitis•dispatcaseefroavehe•Ettst' Indite,* '.... .Weepposed , be. wilt proceed tolEfirtittd' in thit'S‘'' aro, patkvti us the Tagus Rees to:Usurers. • 0 Captain. WALDEGILATI4 M.P. ' left awn tit , • Bedford, to camas, in femettr'et r. WiiiTsaasn. A private istterfrem.,%tryftrio.,-Ftbteal.,,-thst deem will be no contest : fog ~ftit i oetanty- , and that Mr. Ca as ‘r and Mr...CpLcuttictit will be ,psterned with. . 4/ 4 •P'944l 4o3l COVill ogh t 4 .. t ,. Wiwi') me Yi li r '''' ; / • • . ... ' • .. R•ig4- '3 , Aligv,reir-A wilt h 1 44t40 ,11,- bOr lifN i tipPeat**l ttlit ..bis night at, tbk :, theattgei:4ok NO. 4,Wirifil /1196aRea ckalCilia di :. Tiletif it beissi~irimahheeept,..4*., any ago, t ,l hoe flooded iilarlitliiiiikaffeiodr, iw • ionspqeinbee , , . .. limeolveteeefes.l4o Station Si. hipteil the kit slat 1s a' rill 14 ' 11:1r/ffittlAbtkianti:filitlesSilnitL9 arillrettscOsilY‘otfotrbleediiar Wa l e:4o4 fast Cut it thit:thes { re 4 - iten flee chi! ' I F ismer of Yee!! sidt .o.4.playeal in. a most . gellill,P# l.l o r fri >;4. ,- !Nile scene wo l f be *WW OPPPelistd. Inesviegm mai.. gentle , exhibition of the vie ;arnica. We have seldom see an audience in more ezoiltenitentour or more .feel ingly Wee( to' thO lisilketiefeltechet of • tatign t. cet - Rev Th 4 111 Rlilooll,ll4ent yeotertify to AP .' ':: ..-:.-- .. . _....,.. •:. . - • Atiiiiiiiiting4ifollifibittlittie Int ?Amidst lest s emotion watmeadfillii%l2Ply the placer of the late ble: . W.tettotr ad fitlerint;lty the tippointtnint of a Chills man, until the regular . terth of the Quarter Sessionb, when the:election plight be,pormanently Made, MI rime or eperson..,warlasentioned, to who an objrc 4h.iref started,.W hien was - deemed .toncielive, end 1 c.,pa can. the ,Notice Magistrate ' ?semi e lected pro 4luipore 4 but With sia espress ,endssestandiogoro hit part, that' ha was-n(4.64re a CepilitittegOr 4 11 ) 6. . on that aeceent-at•thelftetipietet": ** - : , .. 4.' "" Coen-Esc/14/mi; J mete rft:lbi ST.beitt;tr dt ~. 14 . eiiceedirrily (sent ' , this . 0%44, J ery few dales -.. .hativit been shade sift ler' whia o rs they loef • prices- tiskb' .. sublitiled • tel:Z-13x (ley a .fe Ily 1110 , °__, t1 *onday's prices;; iiiViiistiti:elliat reticle bijoil _,.. er Y 9m4l.—Ovts.wereabt4rialt in 'esie Opt. fine Mir" i obtained the smite prithie . kos ti ; ,market dap' . Beans end Pam aceriettkik*, safer. - ' -. • 4 ' • -4e,::: : • ~:•-• '"- 1 LAi 1. ~.. t ~.J , .- 1