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

Ir) ate 4 4 01, iiA ,hl/Z Left cotatte I ; I i‘ato 1 ♦f N. 4124. CASE et WM. PAUL. ROG F.RC —III thit month f haw Loa, the Rev. Weettion Sutler. of St. Lobe, Cbel.el. went 1.. the gimp of Mr. Rouen. at Stationer nail Seir•mota, in Sloatte4treet-3od pointing to loose Petitions for /Anat. iui4 be would h..ve the Pini-Othee removed from flee . Hoew--at it.e , ...ine time r Aline Mr. Ropers a Joeobin Rtsor..l, and iltiesteoinz lo do all In hi. l ower to deprive bins •f big eg.logb• Is a obwit lisle, the rh.,e4e of the totem was oaken Tram Mr. Roerr., a ill1"11,1 In. heir . Able to obtain toy wawa p.m the netorrtil l'o•t-tOthe... met many of his .ci t meneen de. Mimed farther tleolioe• nob hoc. T hi. shameful perreention. the Iws of bu.no-io. and the difficult, in skew times of MINION, 1 4 .apporttoe 3 Fleetly, have united to Wittig:real didrem open ea boont nod intsrvitintri nom, hi. wife, Idol EltiflT YOUNG CMILI4II EN N. Mr. lingers is Jiro liberated from the Fleet /moo by a enormities' wills has Creditors, which art absorb Karl) the whole of Oro Subrcriptios below ehoweroted. Hie wife as dn. lime. gotta he, Minna entities* ore make, Is evolved ebb her asartra cm tia. To aihrel.te sae .nfror. lop of ibis Wooed marl oppressed Es os2s, mod fa Joe e degree so regegurrate Mr. Raters fee the lours be has otoftined, Cletribetlani fur his bearer. are le erier(' at 7los Ittglealia• OM Ctlabiliedttb Oleo, Salirborpsiptare Fket-eireet s Las/item? 01.1. CAberise-sireet. firrand i hiss b fisstetfe 01Ire, loweereet, hhh. pobelitreet I Sir. Gallootatr. 69. Iliniona, bear Red Moo-argil i Mr. Cabsor, Sontieller, Blarbgenu scree,. Borough 4 Mr. Stook.. 421. 4.l•ford.e.rers. The follotolog erns have ul•vada been sobiertited e W.11..0 P. IrT, Logy. Cidegannime William Clews M hitbreed„ St.i., Sloave.street 2 2 T. r. ( lodic. 42, Upper Itii..ti-oreirt - 1 0 Esol tirflosi. IL Aria. essy-sl. r ,, . - b 0 C0.0.0l Ropier. U. 4:..i..e4 1,- Phre . 4 0 Sir .iarogel It. milt.. 91. 11,tford-Moor* - 2 0 *Mons Mow, loadtote hill - " b 5 7Yr Etaowo IN • w•pm -41 it I 0 iw A Friend in lioanar Witt Ilnew , ly Z II ll liksionter 11.11 01, Holbert• . 1 o Mn. ti. and Moo U. - • • 111 1 entree litidisar - • • • 1 bar Fiascos Horded. San. M. P. . 1 0 .1.. i. C. 11...104. one. r-vq... . it. v". 7. is,pri.Y.,o;.d Milo,' a she STAIRS.* 0 A limed to Posliamentary Kerma i a 1 0 Pliilwailtropos - . 11. W. 11. - - 0 3 41evare Miller- - 9 I Wm, Carr, Erg. Askant 11611, sear Tadcaster, York. 5 Sir Jahign. , •l4l, Dart. Sytioa Park - - 2 Lady Tocoold . • - - 1 Pc Rolheri Wien. Bari. at Stabfoa - I Drakanr• Stamford Newt - • It Alfa. Goma* Ylrocbrr, Worksop, Plottiagbaoatfint I A. Illotti . - - Welch - - - - I ProZlighneact. Wislimootoilie• Dill - 1 N.Mani.. rl. Norlioa-aterl. 1.111/7-$0•BOMIt . I Jaime Niko% hag. Dattlasisia - • I 11.•epli Pbelps - - 0 1 Aab fa • - • A. 11. ly . - • Tboado Ramon, FAII. Ilbraeld - • J. D. as tarot to opporistos - - Team Iladderiteld. by Mum Loaarsma - 11. I. the Amboy of IMP Frandora of Lailaad is am tradi.tholiast to Pintas/a - - 1 A Srld.w's like, 4111 'ear, of age, who has the brut of aa I .t. ,. lmemart • • 1 Tbe Ism - . - I A Drtrafr7.7alarki4lao Panora, by Mr. Sloan 0 Fr.li a fear Iderlrodm, Flies& to Reform, who sett at the Nave sad Ilaimila, Oxford - 8 24 William Rorer.. of Oaftwd-Arrrf, a Fttraft is One Mabel a Women as well A. 4 Mrs I 0 Omar riattaam. Ey. Od•ry . • 0 0 A Mmetaty of Political Prate , audr, et Coaratry Id fl irt Or..swewar - - 0 O. Dr. Childs 0 0! ?bonus Ilamdcr, Little Last-toot - 0 0! PATRONS. The Royal Memo the Ode ter SUSS Pi. • ToPedal Maboree site fiesed Doke MICHAEL, Rlght Lolly F. HOP Y WOOD. Mr THOMAS SHAW"' A 11P. Ram Pir THOMAS RE6TOR, Harr. Sir JIWILLIAM CLAYTON. Part. ANI NSTITUTION,iIaden the II es* eviatl•n end' : sod ooroomoodwot. is established M AIIMEItiIf:II 7 6-, !TR 1111, fee be radical C..re derapbala. Sauey. 'ad. Comeau. Ditte..es i. rarral, and For bleeders of elseeltdahNose spew Mr. rit ir ERMAN, • Soropoo of ail tuipsiehado saes it, mho lowly bold alsooppoiotonot t. the Nepal bleahati Nous • 1104 ar Mantic* Myra paid partieviat StlrMis.lll4§ (he Oro.. mesa teed treedusiest of doer Deseshe., ha. hero ithieved. Mew •olltioniao, M soitrote tie Medial oft/ 'Mogi& ofsperkialaktace OR. Wool far ronsoltatioo from Nine to Tod«, se4 fr.om Fear to Nne. Moire path to Anima's, MecMaitt, and tie Poor. 'Loom posivaid. TIIE BLIND. Ibis day was poblisbed. be Pt... urn, sevowsl Ears.- Wes, prima. h beards. PRACTICAL TREATISE .. Om IN -11 wad A 111U1141111RMT of the BUM) ; calculated t• prostate deck proms, Murkier. Mill noble Ilacue se emplay themerlees lib pnlt and advaseatte. By Dertor 611ILLE. ChM, Direrter sod Int rbseleloo to lbe Imperial awl Royal lestisallee for mires */ lite Meal, at Purist Member., the lasistrte. ate. att. This a Wts, it sacred le rtoilsethrepr tend its separators in the lootawae .m be hilted he empire, any owe of shore tera►en is deprived of sight. Pilehtd he !Mimed Phillip" s as/ said by J. !Wiser. 73, Pt. Years Oltereblard I N. litshosa, Chavelkerress .tad by all Doellsetiere. Jed riblidwd, pike Jo. le Wank (Teed) ?Aldan). TILE &GIS of LIFE; • Non.Medieal soratory no Ildt leaks terms, whist Irmo DOOMS realise. In Inch the Cheers, s,s. less, tohl haerfol Efireht of Lees Verne., Disewrboes, Sr Adore, Seodoel Wrote's', Ile. are trilby developed ; Port 11. ronialto some reworks ow retrain Feraok Cinsspiothes. i. pankular Sterilitt s Past 111. em -4.n, PM/W.l °I'M/WHIM'S MI &SOW Debility. Self obese, act i. Port IY. k a Series of Caws illootrot lee of She pte mist sobjerh. replathisso them is si theallia• ninaner. s.d Ow libelee addressed in the Tr orb and histories of both Seers. By G 036 and Co. Gun Meg Sorgeorr. Mai be bad at /O. Paseninett,..vi 1 66. Pmt men g O. Peread'lll 31% Ozford-or.e4 g SI. tiertartt •tgeet "1, Fkri•orrei g 171. 1.3.44.•iteet g (111, Clienpelde. Lesdipai &Mai all 114444e11e... 111,1-r.. GOO nod Co. are I. be evermitred, *9 wool, every It-,. as Iheir bows aril Penwell* lo sew Consery ore regent ed brdeNsibe wiuseely 'be ens.. eseenrine a malmsey fur Adele., noel Nedwirre, slucle ea■ be forwarded lo any vale of Ibe wurN. lion art Co. M. R. C. %Went ISP F.. et se•tet, LONDON, SATURDAY, Ain& el e7le Caatie fez 3tanyiden /e . in ae Mete/ and eijodney eCcel on t 4 etc' erlo I PERI FCUTION. This day was poblirlsed, prier heerdi Plains et its- es - loorrA. iih Ii rirpont Mate., _JUVENILE BOTANY; brim an Fussy Infra dresinn to fiat delightful Ulcers. Omer the Medium of Frond lox Cooterringiwor. 11. ROBERT JOIN THORSITOM, M.D. Lederer on Dolma, at this's Ilrepsest. aid Latino of er►►rtrl Iloinusirol Works. Londoos Printed for Sherwood. Steely, aryl Joie., Poser. nosier.rOW. Was it the intention or your legislators, who so poorly discossikil the Inhjeet, to establielt each an& of Imminent? Or, while nn that ntitevehlr rock, was Napoleon In be ceniidereti in the light ar a s "'neiin. cod , . Frio& Did it appear to b. the with of ynor I .llinistere, whn told, that. with the receptinn of liberty, every thing would be dime to meliorate hie ealrenrtfinery animation? And yet. Or wino, irony •ham Ar Pm., THORTITORI nn HEALTII and LONG LIFE, In 1 Ilro. prier It I*. bearer. seat his !writ lb, iinnaliniovi vssie of Mint ter whew yew Public Nista and denims had nnbz•%ed POULTRY. PIGS. AND MUCH COWS. • palace I. frame, and may Other splendid Mr"' bilks! Do not, therefore, be surprised if this Beget Personage wished to avoid Ike mortification of !ageing to such ignoble details, end if. pointing to the comp of the 53d Regiment, he should have cried, Why don't they let 100 be et pate! If Minify, hew cosy will it not be to join those bare men, they will sot spurn one of the oldest soldiers of Estop.' And when, immediately after our serial, some other difficulties eras relative to the 'applies for Longwood, he observed, s If I had not some f.. tales In my suite, the rations of a private soldier would satisfy me.' " Rooming from the above digression, which the stele of my feelings so powerfully impelled me to make, I have nest to observe, that you lest no time, after the atificetion already meted, to put the vs. dints redactions into effect; several necassey do. Navies were taken from us, end teeny important retrenchments made in the number of our eatables; these were carried's, far, that, finding neatens really in want el them, it became requisite to ripply them from our own means. Upon this, the Emperor di rected that his plate should be sold ; which dram stance sem mode the soiree of new troubles and vexatious to os : en one tide, the Emperor's *endows complained loudly of being redeced le Mb pinto! necessity of destroying objects, which they had regarded es so many Felice; while the numerous diffireltits, started by preset in the town, tog,- the with your very irrational complaints of out tending seek articles for sale there, without hewing previously demanded your permission, on she other. " It was shoot this period, that umber subject of unpleisently arose, relative to some letters, which had arrived in the Island, addressed to the poisoner" at Longwood, and which, we were In. tensed, yea sent beck to Europe, without seqnsiot i lag us that salt had been received, in consequence of their hating retched you through a different chin. eel le that of the filloisters. This report seemed I greatly to affect you. It was totally unfounded, aid yet ; at the same time assuring ise yea bad never retorted any letters in the manner thus stated. Bain given me your ward 011 this oceesiell, I am wailing to believe It. Bet the mode if eiespreting yourself trove the allegeting, by gravely asking us when, end what letters you had sent beck? could not fail to excite a good deal of laughing at year 'space, did , oar wretched situation admit of being chattel. Now that the event, so like many others, hes passed sway, except in the remembrance of those who witnessed It, Is it necessary for me to en. quire, who bet the person through whose hands the said letters passed could have answered your very se. I galas interrogatory ? " If there was any doubt or uncertainty us le the truth of the above report, se little honourable to those who gave rise to it. I have no hesitation in es. setting, them you soon after retained a letter of mine for thirty fire days, which letter I found one morning on my desk, slipped in amongst some others which had just arrived. In this case you had, subsequently, esodeer enough to inform me, that it had been mislaid at Plantation-House by mistake ; bat that you did not like to offer the circumstance es an nesse, lest, forsooth, YOUR weep emetic') sa CALLED IN QUCkTION . ! Nothing could be mote plausible then the above reason : I, therefore, highly approved of it, and would have most probably acted in the some way myself, had I been in the plea of Sir Hudson TOllle. But in merely judging of the ftrd, whet was Ito think? Whet would you have thought, Sir, had a similar case occurred to yourself? I Aatber el/enigma, took piece towards this period, some account •f whkh may serve to give an idea of I things at once. After the arcouche. meet of the Countess of Montholon, a young Feigtish Ecclesiastic came to beptitte her Infant : having retained him to breakfast et the public table of Longwood, religion became the subject of conversation; his countenance 'spieled the most le digress aurpelse, on heating us regret that there wee co Clergyman attached to the establishment. Its. bad with the valve prejudices, and numerous abe 'edifies with which our enemies bed long ended veered to cover es, he doubtless fancied himself emonest a set of confirmed Infidel, ; he even con. tossed and eppeared to believe, a story circulated at James Town, that a priest, who had offered to join es at Madeira, was not only folly rejected, bet apostrophised by a Tarim. of opprohlnes epithets and getters.' for his kindness. Our 'leiter was sakes sort:nisei, at haling how completely we were belied on this point, than on Mug fold, that If such an offer of service was really made during car short stay at Madeira, this was the 1 1 list time we heard of it. Profiting by the tapping Tha day wee pohlhlleal, pelevb. Amtrak APRACTICAL TR KATHIE Iwo &Porting, Roar. ine, and tatteniew all k in& a Dimeslic P.aoltry, now, Pieces*, cod Rabt.ll- g Cluel.ng u folorr.ling Areavat of Is Eel pilaw Malnad of HRlrßiot Vets b, Ari.irligl Mewl. Wilk Wet Node , . I:7lrpriftrugs then..us (Nan Illeumenada, ilierlythati.aaa' mitre*. I NOVI PIOTOit MOUS/IA V, Third F.elatinn g aid Adelitnera, efreetm g . I. offline, noi Illanorine Sillier, Rod Wirh Cnw., for ,lbw rand'. Dairy Landsest Prlalsol foe ll.bcf • eud. Neely, Mid Jams, Iralerens ler.eaw. P itk,F: to: diefOOrily. I ftilinnini she G.al t *Onin, utter break fug, to socossperry se iota Sy 0011 room, where naturally took nernmon to depict she in. r.l and re. ligioes condition io olrich we footed nerielmri ; foe, independently of there 11Pitle women and thildres at Longwood, the total want of devotional eserckes eras emit remittal; felt by all Ay other ottroadants Mare. I may truly add, that we felt earremely desirous of remedying the evil, without, however, wishing to signalise ou, eflosis in the perseir, either by noise Sr 0'11641160. having commeeleated these see ninns so the Clergyman, I told him it was so per. fully in the way of his profemlon, that I hoped be wools) de every thing In his power to accomplish sue wishes with the Governor. On mendoolog same, I coald immediately anthill he felt trishaw rive= sad afield tacos:101Mo, himself. De this se it ober, mach was the system of terror, whirls sovietised es, that I sever heard another Word no the !object. Id is possible, that this young men tiered not tesecete such a hared's& laimion 1 Or, did yea require in this case, as its so many others, that I shou'd .aire ad. drersed thereqoest directly te years/11 If I did not fulfil this ceremony, it arose horn my hiving no with to encounter the flippancy and ridicule wh.ch had alway, been incited by the subject amongst those, who, in scoutine the idiot of religion in whirs, soldeak possess the smallest spark of it themselves. I sea also •pprehensisr, that, I. the event of acceding to our wisher, we should sot have the privilime of choosing a sviriteal tubber, wine calling requires him to be worthy of such unlimited confi,ience. A foreigner was, fortunately, net imposed on es, as, so far from being soy tattoo, it could only haw* impressed us *lilt the idea of an sdrlitiooal lospeetor, and sot improbably tarnished yourself with 'soda, spy. " The tone of Der respective mites bid by this limo become se warm, list yes thought proper to toter. rapt their farther 'aching', to escape what pre tailed injuries, sad wet truths; bet skin might hate Melt both one and the other. On Mile; es that the net. respondence Should cease, we took you at your weed, and wrote ao More. I admit your haying afterwards prtiessied, that we had pat a wrong is orprelatlea en your emits relative to this sehject, bet the dim pots was purely oft verbal Were. The cooditiose, epee which you proposed to continue astp itisillem communication. with Longwood, rendered us so. quiescence on scar part impracticshle. You require ed, for nem*, that all future complaiate, which might be addlessed to yoerielf, se year Gurereennt, Should be *sod by the Emperor's ewe band? Moir could Ow aspect this act of deseadatiors on hie past? And to whom on earth coati Napoleon make asp complaint/ ? Whets is there a tributesl to be resod for him, if not in that of senses ? The Emperor can now sally offer up his complaints to God, sod Make his appeals to the world. Was it the fear of his complaints that led to his being refused permis. sums to address the Prince Regent of England, without first suffering his letter to be read ? Delicacy would doehtless seem to repress this thought ; and yet, what motives could thershave been to prompt a measure equally lejurioes to the dignity of these two great Persehages? What project could hays been migrated to Napoleos on this occaion 1 I wilt disclose it to you. Ile wished, by means of this emitted channel, to embrace the only possible chines left to him, .1 procuring some intelligence of his wife and child. But even here, peesecutien must as toe sorted to, for the purpose of fruttratiog that, witch saaonat laudable and tender in the feelings of a parent I" BUD PREVENTED. TO nhafinet Ole on o, attempts that ere deity made to Impose ea tbr assert a spatial reel« Awn Ia erred of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY nod MARTIN. they twee likypte4 a new Label, is which dole slowiture sad a&rees. IN. HIGH HOLBORN. lea. , rootplesansly plarrd iu 11.• centre nf the Lab.% ilia' dry Im/ wit at .04,1 b. Mir, sae ibe dlerreiwy of ike Pepe. which Man Ma all I..tior-port. will tayble piturbrwrt at awry vi SW the isrywitien. Tile Real lora BLACKING, randy awl 1.4 d el.. Mersin DAY and SI Alt rim. 97, INA II•elhorn, by the priaripal (hoer.% 11..olvetter.. 1 ummeeriorers. Per , feeeere, Bent•rhokerh. &r. tbe Vowed Kniaduyi. le Bottles at W.. Is., mg Is. M. wall. CONTINUATION OF TH F. LETTIIR OF TH _ COUST is LAS CASTS Sus IL LOWS, Ow TNT ONISTAIIINN INISHINITO ST Tot VIMPIIIOII names.www APO INS SUITS, AT LONGWOOD, 111 TUI ULAIIII Or at. lIISLLNA. "I come now to a Mire which involem • eons!. durable share of delicacy t that of nee disbarsements! at Imngwoond. It was out day signifies' to ue, that, from above twenty thoesmiti pound.. hitherto deltolsal to the above purpose, seders front a superior audio- rity were about to brine it down In eight thousand poosids. Thal, if the Emperor liked to furnish yes with the surplus. things would go on at they mete; bet, In default of this, consideralste reductions became indisperisetsle The Emperor hed no money, and he was interdicted from anycommunicalionwith Europe. llsi w. ter, you proceeded to make she redactions, although you were well know nto constdm she sew of sight thou. sand moods absolutely insedivient*. You told me, that you could take it upon yourself to add foes thee. sand pounds, waking. in all, twelve thinned [mends, and expressed great astonishment at our not showing some gratitude for this piece of condescensios on your part. Bet I now tell you, Sir, a general feeling of indignation, and that carrisd to its utmost height, was the only sentiment to which your previous treat ment of t 7 could possibly give rise. If hatred and contempt was all that could be expected from per igee thus trailed, they were not less called fur to wards those who employed you, than yourself.— What other sentiments could be entertained by cap tive', who at Chet moment experienced the renseet bronco. and in all Its bitterness, of the violeted good faith, •bieb followed the TsanlULl NosPITALITT UT TUE 13TELEEOP)101 1 ! jityly regaided by them all as an act of perfidy, which had insidiously stripped them tir liberty any! f,iitune ; that, after basing shut them ep it the closest seclusion, was now b.rgaining shoot their Istsistence, as if it had been the result of a meiitlies.ol favour, or solicited asylum! What could aril feel, with whom it wee attempted to die. cum objer , a, which, in the midst of their deep sip. fortense, were totally unworthy of a single con sideration? Men who, if loaded with such gifts, could only think of the paramount blessines of which they had been so inhumanly deprived. What coed their feelings be. when it was deemed necessarily to calculate the @spruce of three or four places, which It las said the Emperor might 411 at his own taigas that of a dieser, he was permitted to give once a week, and similar Irian? Ought not this con trast between the rrigiil raleelatiorts of a purveyor, sad that tempest, *bleb unavoidably pervaded see peados', to have forcibly struck yourself. at the idea of such details being obtruded epos him, who bad so lately governed an empire and made kings? To suppose that he could patiently descend to bear them, is enough to make the blood bail with in we. The recollection of the scenes to which I sat alluding, scarcely admits of my going on.. Here let as address myself to ~try noble and me sous wind in the United Kingdom, nay, to the whole British nation. and the R. 410,11, by "bolo it is re. presented. It is not you I accuse; I know, that you would yourselves beton+, the 'merest judges, Weis all that at St. Helena made know; t; yes. Yee would, doubtless, be indiestont at series the oettomat daratier thus compromised; Red that where higher iuterests were to be considered, these delegated to seise yno had disputed about a few pounds, where they were called upon to sustain the henoor country Is this the grnerollty, the pimp, and grandeur, of which you bowl Ate these yosr aentimaents; cool.l these he your mistiest Is it thus that a great enemy, of twenty years, ought to be treated in your name? A min, who, in the hoar of adversity, bad such a high opleion of year virtu., that be sought a refuge amongst you, In pre. Weser: I. addressing Seterelgro, one of whom wee, his &eland Wood, and the .other • father.ia•lael • On the 17116 ..f Alexis°, 11114, Air Itsitsa Lase went, • teller to General liaaihslon, is moth he :hoed be etaskinta ..t thr iriel Iteteeeirsey of the sin.te int-tti.tned ono. mil ess. chided with dentattaing that twelve thoe-nnd p•meds per moo 'timid Lc peed tic STpeser Austad. • • ?N. riertiftbirs al tbislrawassrlin oorto o.;sniolr se Sodom, t open I.stry .as boo tight mit ff-as F.aglaad. addrreurd to the C.olly by. Ussissals• 1/1 Maje•ly ship Newness.tthinhe More led Sortie oolittor Goorryisr Slat Orr lOw putpme Ant, being setalarly fww.rd.J by tar Leifer t Sir Hootpoors Loa etlbsszl.t po.oprr, boorkr..., lot delve it, soil *sea lotr•rord tint h. hoid p.m Si hark atai. Is Froothootol. nit toe too itt ant hailing fratb.l 'lltirmit linos( b she Strtstilfs Slaw. Firths.' !bat die Iliffner.earlatil ft eessiilembie degree of publir indignation. sod. improbably, roesewbas aanalseal of lok r.ind..l. be earned ire obi Mort be wereptillortl} eienierye.l so Carol dr Las 414666 vointt VMS pairs aesetomank.—A. allies • Mewl.' 61 alosoilwr vaawessittsvol haw listr.la. wish Ilinyisebs• old I t• Pietas kosavraii4.lbe lest., la goe4lon was dipped tl.s °woe kW sttsiald. wish SW raidret bassi ium, the= ' say ea sepr r r orbs brio( ceoffilere , one of ate taawart FLANDICH . i . autL. FRANKFORT, APRIL 1.4.-...TMe Grasd Daki of Weimar has signified to all the Courts of Grietity the resolution he his (skin, that frees Easter, this year, so foreisner shall be allowed to stedy ai University of Jens, unless he produces a formal re. commendation from his Government. It is in eon. seqoence of this, that the' King of Prussia has to called ill his subjects who were stodying at Jena. I.sysmvc, Aran. 9.—ln the Canton of the Vet- Isis, Joseph Costes, a Genoese, has heels condemned to be pat la the pillory sod whipped, on conned's* of having assessed the same of Ecclesiastic attached to the Convent of the Simplon; and of ►wing, ender this chancier, received messiderahlo sons, which elisriteble pens.. in Frescos the Nethetlaads, sett Soil:edged, thought shit were cites to the 'ethos. rimed CeUector of the Hospital. The Government of the Venni describes five accomplices of this lasses collector. In the Canton of Schaffimeseo, fanaticism Mill continues to commit the moat deplorable excesses.— At Scitiesteis, the sectaries have noisier ; st Beggengen, visions sod pilgrimages dolly become merafesgeest ; et klerishhoosen, the disorder Is at the bright o omi the *sonatina of the monies, In parti• degeaersies into absolete insanity. TN Cts• verninent opposes 1., these 'seem" the energy el se. thotity end the counsels of reason. It hat recalled to their dell's sense Kcelosieuics who tstosted 'bees disorders, and enjoieed ilst Authorities of 'Medalists to disperse the assemblies of the pilotless at it o'clock in the ereniog. When pablic tranquillity is ease resumed, the rest seems to Wien rather to the physician than to the mvoistrate. RRUS I II I .I.B. Aran. IP. •!ttCMtD cnAmnfit OF THE. STATES-GEHLWAL. Aram 15.11. awe 17. In thole Sittings OM mdgeot ol.Jisesnion woo lbw t►s raiplitioal low on the Dottie of 4oslowis sad Es cise, utile,' gore rise to one of the most animated de. dates tbat boas yet taken place In bet Assembly, and .►ieh, alior.sa *ballasts centrist of arse days, was pkierd by the passing or UN Law, by a minority Igo rttos is 41.