The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

did ,e ee y gerou who shaft knowingly or wilfully M ie s eimmtn, or to mist. or to be present. at i kcelebration of any marriage with any such descend-I mo os st Idiot her making any matrimonial contract. arc h consent as aforesaid first had and obtained. I n t h e case shore-mentioned, shall, Whig ceded duly thereof, incur and ester pains and muffle% s a s himi and provided by the Statute of Prot iiion and frounire matte in the sixteenth year of the reign of g „ y ar d the Second." tia• DUE. UMW.* 1 Waterford Uurrosey sod Jer-,y li livLlPllbUigh liaaborch I --------- MICE OF STOCKS TII IS bat Stock 'potent. Red. Ogle rr Ct. Cora. 31 per Cent. I per Cents. 6614 ;peril. Nal)? nag Ass. 171 13-16 per Cent. An to. Alla. O Holland I Ilande.r4 . I krastre O 1.1.b0i O Malta DAY Al' Indio Stock Ditto Bonds Old Aitooitioa Rx. Hills Yd. Is. dig. I. pm. Ditto Cum. Av. 4i. put. Omniunt pm. par Coe. for Ar. u pj 70 Lott. Ticket.; 199 10:. DUP. Paprrs Halifax . to the 23d of May, and Philadelphia to the 15th at May, liat.e Leen received this morning. The Halifax Papers du not contain any information of importance. 11110). TUC PRILAIDFLPIIIA PAPER of alas 13.) TIIE MIRSIsSIPPI PIRATES. BAUER. APRIL 19.—Arrived at the Balite the United States revenue cutters bouisianua, Captain Loonies, and Alabama, from a cruise; on the Idth they visited the Breton Island, a notorious resort for pirates, particularly the. celebrates' Patterson. After lauding twenty.five men, well armed, and traversing the island throughout, they set tire to the house and the woods in the island, and entirely consumed every thing that was standing. A report had long been in circulation that a large sum of money was buried on the island. hut they did not succeed iu ti. ding any : it is undenteod they are bound to the westward, to break tip the haunts of the pirates in that quarter. [►!loss Tux NaTtosist. Ix ITLLIUY.NCEI or MAY 12.] The Inhjtbit of the reduction of the army, and par ticularly the reduction of the Staff of the army, yester day occupied the attention of the !louse of Represen tatives; it is postponed till the next Sessions, and a call has been made on the Secretary of War for a plan for the reduction of the army to six thousand men, should it then he deemed expedient to reduce it; the motives for the latter proceedings, as avowed, were not hostile to the army. With regard to the navy, the proposition fur re duction sprung from no hostility to it, was entirely confined to inquiry, and was consequent on the pro posed inquiry respecting the reduction of the army. L .V D 0 N NUMPAT ITENINO. rt-yre 12, 1,20 A i.:24-',.llPrriitiati its held this mornin It is re , „rt,ci oa ch im p, that this Council is not I ailed mere. I. on the 4/I.:csx's affairs, bat also to take into consider ation the intellirenee reeeived to-day from France.— Private letters have arrived which rive a very unfa c..erable aceonnt of the state of that capital. it ap pears that there is a very strong patty inimical to the ;,resent cx::er of thini:s,whicit is augmenting daily. The fm..11 have fallen 50 cents. since the last mail, being done at ;3 fr. 70 cents , and the Exchange 25 45, at use mewls. [ram,' Tllll ►HI IA PPPPP OF MAY We have perused several prirate letter* rec. ived true Paris this morning. They are for the must pant tide! silt details of the scenes which have occurred in conseqaeuee of the efforts of the soldiery to disperse t'ie peop!e. The public Journals are not altiTether but eq. accounts being only such as are allowed Ir theCeasor to appear. are of course nut to be at At relied upon. The Funds are depressed. The inhabitants are in a general ferment. The perse mance of the Chamber of Deputies. in their endea set to pa.;s the Election Law, appears sure to pre fect the worst consequences, and endanger the public trampaillity, if not the life of the KIM:. The line-of-haltle ship Massachusetts. by which name wa hear she is to be called. n'jw building at the nary-card. Charleston. la the theme at admiration among all connoisseurs in ship-building, for tha beauty of her model. her strength. and the solidity of her workmanship: s he is larger than the Independence. Washington. or Franklin. and Is about the tonnage of the Columbus. The &Dote ship is the second ship of the line built under the superintendence of Commo dore hull. -- which they are not likely it tannins* without 71111V,ILY. *hat they value still Ining.their places. I The eaimattuiratiant from the Oven do Lied LiteeH The country GentlOueen trim ant at too - rues, are I Pools died on Friday by Mr. Merman, we* here' said to have had a blestimghttosaWer of theepropriety "del, 616610/41 is tte egis'et Ministers, who • twos st a con..lder s bl e time, of still farther urging the H o r se a t Commons berated t to post- • tr. fIK. isa. 6 s obliged to Misstate to attend their Pa r li a m eu t t n, &Wei. pone the appoinl u l e nt o f a C omm i ttee, to give Ministers At half-past nine, another Cabinet Commit was sum ac opportunity of waking a new proposal to the mooed to meet at the residence of the Lail of Livit-1 Quev.st. t pool, in Whitehall. 1 hey continued in deliberatiou until haifisait twelve. The result of their disCussion. a as submitted to the King, and the folios ing note was aid to have been sent to her Majesty =— Mit IMase, IVAlteball. Saturday Afar arse.. lhree .Ttoet. " Lord Liverpool informs her Majesty, that the only propositise he had to make was the one submitted to Mr. Broughans in April last, which was nearly the same as' that proposed by Lord Hutchinson at St. Omer's; but that Lord Liverpool asures her Majesty that the King's servants will still think it their duty, notwithstanding all that has passed, to receive for consideration any tug gestious which her Majesty. or her advisers, may have to offer upon their propositions: . To this note of burst Liverpool, her Majesty is said to have replied:— " That she demanded all the rights belonging to the Queen of England. That, before she was in p iota of all her dignities, she could not listen to any other proposal. Then, a hen she was restored to them, she should he ready to listen to any proposal from his Ma jesty's Alinisters." Such is lag statement Riven in a Paper of yester day. kvitpreting the tothstantial parts of the report I little doubt is entertaitted. though from internal Psi- I deuce it appears to he nut a literal ivy of thy rofres ponJeuee. A Ministrriat Journal of this Morning' . treats it as " a aUM misteprt sentation, intended to , mislead and agitate the pee.tic mind;" and another Paper, of the same description. asserts that it " is et rotis.uus in a very material elt.t.tree. — and " nut ntdy a garbled, but, in souse respect., a Ws, statement of the cot 1111 l onications that have taken place:" but after all. three imputations may be made merely because the ropy is not perfectly Accurate. and the 31inisterial writers are extremely mortified at the spirit and deci sion which her Majesty retain:. On our own part sue belleee it to be essentially true. because it corresponds with the intelligence which we communicated to the public on Saturday evening, and which we had re received from high authority that afternoon.— " Whatever may be the result of any negotiation," we asserted. as our Readers may remember, that " we are assured, from the best authority, that her Majesty will in no respect accede to any terms which will compromise her honour or her dignity. Her Majesty entertains nu thought whatever 4.f returning to the t ontinent." tin this ground we are led to place our credit on the *abstain... of the statement, and to apprehend that the ileged4atiot has produced, what we expected from the prin:.iples proposed by Ministers,l . mtrable revolt. TN! NIFIN TOOK kVENINO rosT OF Wilt 111 RIT/iLIATION.—We have just beard or the seizure of the 'New York steals-boat 011ve-Braneh, as she lay at New Brunswick. by the authority of the Slate of New Jersey. That State. at their late Session, passed a law aut►o►izing the t hancellor to issue his injunction against the New York steam-hunts *ailing in the wilful* thereof. in retailolloo for 'nor aothOrtring oar Chaseellor to i‘cue such AA against their stesls•boats salting in the ♦ ' 14 there is au end for the present to the steasi•6ait Ott two reti:ly visited het 31.4Jr•tY.— 101 OU7 QUEEN'S *Airs, have prodnced an the public mind to-day which has seldom been equalled. Whatever may be the result of the latter, Ministers Lave involved themselves, by their conduct in this dia.. 4r.reful business, in a dilemma from which they cah oot Le extricated, either upon the supposition of the guilt or the innoteere of the Qv cv.. If tlinisters bes Tiered her to be guilty of th; scandalous offences which I are imputefl to her, they mug admit, at the same time, that. iu the proposals made at St. Oruer c, they weft sot only consenting to a gross usi•appliration of the pithiie money, without the consent of Parliament. hut to a cempant most affenNive to public decency. a.J disrvarefal -to the witionil character. They mei driving a money-bargaiu with the Qcrex, and bid for her title and reputation tio,ooo/. a-year, with oth •Le 'sent of the nation, and, we will add, contrary t, the national will. If their charges against her be well-!evaded, they were soliciting a female, living in :i.iultery (why sboutd we Mince the matter 7) to accept A !arse sum of monzy. yearly, from an oterhurthened I!3lic‘o, to expend on her guilty pleasures, without a s:ozle stipulation as to her future conduct : provided teat she ',seined on the t'ontinent, she might sin as hog and as openly as she chose. We ask, was this a Defirtiation befitting the Ministers of a great nation? Was this maintaining the honour and dignity of the British Crown ? If Ministers adopt the other alterile.' and profess their belief of the innocence of het {!.testy, their conduct, upon this supposition, is, 11 possible, still more culpable. What is it that they haws Muse c They hare sought, by bribes and threats. ga Prevail upon the QI:ICAI of ENGLAND to reMUU her royal dignity, to relinquish her legitimate tit* and. in effect, to admit herself to be guilty of eve* thing with which she has been charged, and lastly, le elm i a an exile fur env from the land of her adoption --from the tomb of her daughter. We ask, was it feting that these proposals should have been made to an leanest femate--•tot he daughter of a prince—the wife Oa klieg ? It is, we know, High Treason to attempt Is &threw tie lime. and an attempt to dethrone the Write will appear, in the eyes of the British nation, W be a ethic of almost espial magnitude. Item that attempt has been distinctly made, and in whatever Mat of view the conduct of Ministers is cousidered. it h a ualiy iadefensillie. They have embarked in a dente enterprise, is which the, have already go* *rollick of the little thatacai . titey posimei, and IVISTMINIITZ* ! t; 10 ADPRESS 111t1 MA- Jas rv.—The High Bailiff of Westuiinster on Saturday returned an answer to the Requisition of the Inhabitant Honseholders, who had applied to him to convene a public Meeting to addres,. Ler ..jests on her arrival. lle was pleased to express his readiness to comply with the nequisition, but suggested that, in consequence of the suspension that had taken place in the proceed ings of Parliament relative to her Nlajesty's affairs, it would be expedient to postpone the appointment of the Meeting till after the result of the existing newt,- ciations was known. On Tuesd3v next, he intimated, that the day for the Westminster Meeting should be dnly annotinced. 'the preparations for the Coronation in Westminster Hall ate nut suspended. The Courts of King's Bench and Chanyery are taken down, and the entire hall is eovered with a strong wooden tionr. The conseraction of a gallery on the southern side of the hall commenced on Saturday. It is said there is no foundation for the rumour of an intention, on the part of Mr. tanning, to absent himself front the Cabinet daring the discussion reseecting the Queen. Such a rumour could only have originated in an entire miscoostraction of his speech of Wednesday evening, and is isontradicted by the fart of his having attended every meeting of the Cabinet since that day. On Monday last Sir Charles Woiseley was waited upon by an express messenger from the Lord Chan cellor, to serve him with a arepwrscdese—an instru ment by which he is erased from the list of the Ma gistracy! Tattno Suterton.-1n consegnepee of adorable return wade for Tram in the ease of Colonel (losses and Lord Fitzroy Somerset, a new writ was issued for the election of a Ifenther to eery' in Parliament for that place. By mezersight, the writ was delayed in lite office of the Sheriff for a day or two, so that the election could sot take place before Monday last, when it come on before the Mayor, as returning Officer. Three Mai tendered in behalf of Colonel Bonet, were übjecto**. on the part of Lord P. Somerset, hut allowed by IM Mayor ; and at the time of the pa, the nambers !reins for Colonel tiosset 13, and for. Lord F. Somerset 11, the . Mayor declared Lint. Col. William tiosset duly Anted. A private letter from Hanthurgh, dated the 11l i communicates unpleasant accounts of the health a IM city. It was eadmated that 8,000 persons of were thee more or km Indisposed. Of the wises • there *nettle aid, men is the hospital. The Atahali Capt. King, with gold rein on board to a large awed% for Mr. Rothschild, was to sail from Cusbayea on the dth, if not preyentes by contrary winds. Two rends are shoat to *nil from Leith for Yin Die.. men's Land and New Booth Wales, with malgnmehe. whom an several nepsetable famAies from 1t • Sir Robert Wilton, Sir Henry Engli•field. Sir George Keith, R.N., Mr. Mime, M.P.. Mr. St. Leger, Alderman 11'ai!litnan, Adm. Lord Nugent, Rev tievrge F. Pates, Mr. Wm. Sharp, lion. Henry lirer Helmer, sir Wm. Rush, Lady Rosh, Lord I,ant foff, lion. I/mix:us Rimming, Sir Francis Burdett, Hon. Mrs. D Rev. Ili. Lloyd, Mr. Harden, M.P., Lieut.-lien. Sir Ronald Fergitsson, M.P., Mr. ('revery, M.P., Mr. W. P. liony wood, M.P., Mr. Sandford tirabain. Earl Thane, Manilla 8401 Marchioness of Taristoek, the Dowager Marchioness of Lanwlown, the Countess Mimi!ham, the 'minim of Harrington, the Countess of Jersey, Lord John Rosa" Dr. ItaiMe, Mr. Bernal, Mr. * Power, M.P., Sir T. M. Wilson, Mr. Charles Mills, Ike. &c. Her Ilaje•ty's late steward. Air. Ward, who am on ponied 31t, Brougham and Lord Hutchinson to Saint Outer's, has, it i said, incurred her displeasure. The domestic named ironymai, u•ho accompanied her 31a. jests to 1.01241011, and who hail been the bearer of ►e peate.l dispatches to Encland, has been appointed to his situation. 31r. Si.ard is to have his pension con tinued. Tier Mot:sing Post is extremely •rurions to contra dict the statement which appeared in some of the Pa pers of Saturday, that her Majesty spent the preceding evening with Prince Leopold. at Jlarlboruugh•house; bat does not condescend to answer the questions which the public are ansionsle asking, whether his Royal Illighneas bas visited his . illajesty, and why, if he really has that his visits are concealed ? Had the lamented Print,'" l'ltiitlette beep alive, there is little dont): that the illeitiont of Prince Leopold to her beloved mother would have been tnore open and animated. Friday, soon afteittwelveo'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Ott.., which sat till three. Soon after the breaking up of the Council the Earl of Liverpool, and several of the Alember, assembled at the same place again. At half-post nine o'clock another Cabinet l'ouncil was held at the Earl of Liverpourt 'house, in Whitehall, which 'tat in deliberation till twelve. Saturday evening, at six o'clock, summonses ftdre hilted for another meeting of the .llinisters at 'half-past •eine o'clock on that night at the Part of Lie torpoul's hoes', which took place accordingly. They twetlarted sittlog till twelve. 1 esterday, at four o'clock, they assevnlded at the Foreign OfEre. This meeting only cautioned sitting about half an hoar. Oa Saturday the Duchess of tlloncester visited the Ring. Yesterday her Royal Highaess repeated titer' visit to her beloved brother. On Satordog. *boat two o'clock, Princess Soiski a f `arced to Canibridge,house frou Yoriokouse. Yesterday the Lord Chancellor, the Earl .( UM and' Viscount Castlereagh. had Mistime', of his sty, at Ide.Palare, Is . Diskest.Yrork visited the kin yesterday. •.—Yesteres%. at his Green's le Upper Om her Orate the MA', or a, of a sok Y'•' . ..---...0 0 ..-- STOCK NumA suf... u\E O'CLOCK. Will . '" tall* two "I"- """ 11 " '-: tier Majesty gave audience yesterday to her Atter- PR ESF.NT I E ATIVHS, Moir oft: ' Tot Fends did Dot leave oil on Seto rdav quite so well a ~011.1 T i °1 11 .4 .' 81 AF ; i1O t cF A NFR i l t _ . ney And Solicitor Ureteral ; and several persons of die " ; tin..tion made their respectful inquiries at her residence as key had been during the d.iy, the last price of Con- Ils e :I: 1 1nm: Co t tn at mittz t , o M e r. s T i Ll 3 o i r ;on in the Chair, and the . .. in rortmas-street, in tar course of the,day. flee Ms • 'piste. tit. .1 ccourt teeing ;ill. This morning the market Reso vei lsed. That His expedient to pros hie by law a suitable jesty enjoys excellent heahh. mend ut that price, and have declined 7 0 selltra , o:t:it a er nd salary for of hlin he na ist te ar m as a :h . e en P d rws to i a ctent e ,orwtheithuthoe. Divine ' Service was performed to the Queen. at her There seems to he no particular cruse for this, any , orients of South America which hive establish y ed. and are ' Majesty's small residetirt• in Portman-street, un Sunday Mum *LW 014.1 it Inn Zak 4o* : and Om 1*••• 01ua1+ 1 4 4 141.21P1r istillirorkerA nkii . . „,-.. 1 iii* lain -.4....hgelboalAss..hinorga AJa rod/Moir rndthr, 11111111 M 're aira ed on glitiaday, —After Mirsage from Mei Pre. 1 BrOWII, of trinity Collt. t :e. Ctimbriolge. It may ti,..be siden a t s :f i tise "l nt: A ti t ta l tes i. to Congress on the subject of our : unworthy of remark, I,uw Pop etpp!ire le to her Ma- seems not likely to come to any fatourable conclusion. retstium with Spain, there is but little doubt but that that , jests's situation are Coe walrus of that lac, tlor I ith of --mu.— matter will be le ft b) Cont.-sato rest where it now is, in the • ru , 1 . r .. d:he I.i totrgy as prescribed The runtime jest now received respecting France, expectation that the Cortes will do what Is just in relation !the month. 3r. lilt, 111 to us, in riming the treat% to be ranged, and the good faith ,by the Pray C ouncil, unittto:og the name ut her Ma- &titled to the belittle( tbo termination of the negociation of the Spanish nation be redeemed from the reproach which ; ;,,%.. . an Orr QL ERN'S &Ma) " iles, hare produced an agitation in has bora rest upon it b) the refusal of its Soierrien to rat 'I Ihe following are avt.inir the rrsons who hate re- ., oo• •_.1—...._ .• LI 21 I 11 1 the treat). ;;;ITaTti. Trt firetted Chamber of the Waive theteral have leered. by hp mojetities, thew Me kaki Ware It tbe tieveraseest _dirsimisiittstim rt jevti The Ring at lbe iiidlerlllllllA Witte at tbr !Noe the Ith intim hes Lae: TIMLB POR 111011 haw Lent glven'ir the late ag it Spe: Comm!llion for the trlil of ibe prisoners i. eesised in Tech Castle, es I barge* or high tress* • It is eipeeted the Commiiikeit will cuieasente its sai ling* shortly after the conelesien of the &meat Term, A grierial Couriaission of Oyer anti Terminer tut tl.ying all tteteons and misprisions of tieasuris, sritbin the counties of Lenart:, Dumb -Hon, Iteurie. and At r, irrired . at Edinburgh on Monday se'nnighl. The Contwissiosers are the .Curti President, Lord JUs.., tire Clerk, Lord Chief 112 MU, Lord thief Contstia- • stoner or the Jury Court, aid the fire Lords Coins h. signers of Justiciary. John hal:eels. Es+ Serjeant at Law, is to assist et the trials, and Mr. trio lieorge Knapp, Clerk to the Arrligus ul the 110r....fr Cirenit in England, is appointed to ma as Ckrktu Comittissiuners. That gentleman &trivet! at Eta• burgh on Tntsday, and hat since left that it Itic. Falkirk, to arrange with the Sheriff of fitlingthir* ter snannuning the Orand The follt , ittg are understood to be tie place' and tint i.:ace been Sued for the sitting ut Comtniv:24ol, STIR LINC:1111Itr- June re. at Stirling. LANARK•H I flE—Jithe St at Otesgot. MIS CAI lONtantlt—huss It at Dosioatten RINIMCW&MIIIt—JuIy I. at Paie.ey At -minute—Jane 4. at Ayr. enemsammemonammorril. . 1 14 1 L LI,ICE.vCd DEAL, JUNE 11.—Arrived yesterday..mml sailed for the River, the Elisabeth, Pixley. tree 'stoke ; To:: tine, Turley, from Philadelplita ; and Washingtor. Mount, trout New York, iu thirty d arm.—Sailed Charles Pajel, Ford, for the Sonth Sets; and Qe , tartara, Warren, for Serbia. : they have put tack iii•tss.-3r- 4 . rived to-day the Liffey, the Hon. Captain I).tovan, from Portsmouth, and sailed for Yainsentli and St. Pr tershurgh.—Arrived, rid sailed for the Rite', tue In rant, SPKibbOD ; and Endeavour, Boyd, from deltas:. LIVERPOOL, Julia 9.-Arrired the Suffolk. Clark ; Liverpool Packet, Ricker ; Oileaus, Smith; at d hams, Sutherland, from New Orleans ; Tuscarora, Wes . , from Philadelphia; America, Rossiter, from Char'ertor. ; IA Ville tie Roder, from Rourdeaus ; St. Lucia. Alfieri. from St. Lucia ; Emulous, Harrison, from New York Superior, Whitemore; John and Edward, Webb; Cita , - ham, /larding; and Thorn, Brewer, from Sa antral ; anti Wellington, Mundell, from Baltimore. Poorsmourn, IL—Arrived yester.lay the Ex press. Barrett, from tiihraltar.--Arrived to-day the Lade Itadles, Orme); ; and James Sibbald, frorheS. (tom the; Downs, for fiengal.—Sailed the William, S?enc• ; ens' Royal Sovereign, Cromartie, for Quebec.—Pasted c? Channel the Coquette, King, from the South Seas. Jt NE Id.—Arrived the William, Wilmo t ; from Rotterdam, for Liverpool, in want of water and lin. • visions —Passed by time Emma, from PhilaJelph: f.ar Amsterdam; and the Berwici:. Smith, from Loodott, :Le Quebec. Fa Litoyen, Jt A.—Arrivoi the bfiScherter psck?., with a mail for New York—sailed the 9th ult. ; Bedford:. liellonalJ, for London; and St. Domingo. , Colclotuatv. +. from St. Domingo—the latter has smiled for London -- Sailed the Lady Look* packet. with snails, !Jr Nitagitetrattean. ITaiteteft. Has 11.—Sailed the Lady ::epeatt parks*, fur Holland ; Priniess Charlotte ditto, foe Cuxhaven e and Alliance ditto, for tiottenburgh. esoh with a sosiL • _ IC II T .3 . Co r. v • INciANIDE, Jtvs 11 . —Onr snppli t . abundant, partienierly of Wheat and Oats, of whirls articles the arrivals have been unprectolantedir large fur this time of the year, yet prime sample• o 1 dire Wi t support Lot Slonilay's prices, bat all nth lf roll. art full 2s. per quarter eleesper, without belt*, oblo, to • effect sales at that decline.---Datt are 5. pot orattEr Inner, and vett• heavy sale.--.Bariev is 110u311111111. 31 Ln this day week, 'havits i z little or no demand..-Thins ar ts. per quarter dearer.—ln Peas and other articlis theta is no alteration. Foreign Wheat .... 83 ill Grey Peas Fine Ditto English Wheat .... 04 80 Tick Ream... 1,4 8 . • SS as Pine Ditto New Ditto Rye 34 38 Pied Oats Barley. Fine bin° ..... 0 0 Poland Ditt o VL irS Malt O4 7, Pine Ditto Fine Ditto White Peas (boilers) 44 48 Seconds New Ditto ........ U U Rape Seed. per lest SR 41 • ftwirertrua klannsT. Arse 11.—The above market war remarkably well supplied this metalet with it!l ef earl.% partienlarly in Sheep sad Lamb, of which th•re was • wait number, and the price of the latter is lower than last week't market, but the prke of prime Beef 11 as per last week, an.l titP inferior sorts is lower to price.—Nlutton, Veal. Lamb, and Pot, as per brio% . (To sink the Offal; per stone of 011 m.) free( . . 44. Od. to Ss. 23. evrts.l Al Mottos . M. Gd. to os. 10d. Beasts Veal . . Os. W. to W. Sol. Calves Pork . . 64:011. to 0a fld. Sheep. te. . . . 19,9P1 Lamb . . 64. 6.). to 7s. 10d. Pits st-NiancaT.—llay rather lower in price, owing tia the late rain•.—Straw and Clover, no great alterstioni.) their rites. flay Closer threw We understand that all the Colonels of I f l l4, to Sir O. A. Wood inclnsive, will be promoted to ib. rank of Majorstieneral at the floating coronation, by E t Our Parish Nleetinct on rday last, concluded in a manner highlysratifying to every friend of pato .Lial economy. The Ilauchester Corruptionists espnien. ed a 11105 t tiCRJI defeat, in the decided majority of the Ley-payers against a rate for the purchasing of grt.ntd for three new eltnrches. The Bev. 11 r.i.k4cestua• took the chair. mad the station w:u= a anaiy artpiKrted MDr. Banks, eapfttia Birley (of Yeomanry surotiew, essrs. Ilibbert, 'Arad/thaw. Stocks, Sharpe, Otorge kr.—/fr. Marbottle qtronwly reprobated the immare as wasteful, extra?* Vint, Ull4l CIFFOSiVe. r. • Heron seconded Mr. liarhottle, and was ably tonewei by Messrs. Potter. J. E. Taylcr, !Later, and L' . .ark.-- Upon a ditition„ the toutionwas Lott by a majority of spiv:snit of 31;0. A vote of thanks to the Imo Lher. Is Wardens was negatived by a large niaj,ssity. Thanks wore they proposed to the Chairman, and, strange as it • may appear, were carried neani slimily, with the r ncitip- • till. of the gealaaf tapiaia and Mr. Aidarer• etaSJY• Thom, hat a radical instead hero •roiamenceal wit* sw eets as the old and peraicloos pjodros oi.phstt9rn • and prehaiaa : it .retroirea only to lefolloaed op linerieta mad activity, and a r opplata f image is thliplas visit eapetotiwire oft a mosey of See par will po Oa. .iltester Olservet 'brit it gzg t''.?. v f'-~- . ~, . ~w <~ 1 V • fic *tattchttan. SWISS rtitTESMATi " 1A iscoltrostA teD KITII " T7ll 51 ATISINIm. • ' * W 161.7.