The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-15 00:00:00

money sold returned to a due proportion . turisis, manufacturers, and traders, i 'the capitalists engorge d assistance, -. were able to develops all their enterprises. 64 If such were the effects of tin strictness of the United States towards inch and greater must they be in France especially that.credit and terest must produce all kind of prosperil Riles Is each 'Eh tsriveed only capi , -useful works, an4,:undertakinge at and greatneWiatig =does, and lions of a people's..prosperity. 44 The Goveeessent believes, pared these htippy results by '*bleb we lidri;'.the honour to `'';'..-One or ' them tends directly 'the Interest of money, by causingll ' for the purpose of buying up or 'tblipdons on the Royal treasures "borrowing glees the Government' big the owners of Obligations their k.. 'Sul refer a.redisetion of the interests. f * 11l be prottesed at all times, when f lily ef bortowieg at a rate lower hillations, enel thes the high rate ear debtebecome of so consequence. -:-; •" 46 We must acknowledge, that to : :tinier of things in our fiesecial adminislrel . •*g tend is necessary. c ' 44 The economy which you may • Siiif the parts of the Budget,* all tv,. ItiiiiArles, his thrown a blower, • hiray; ind it its . from respect Ask math institeqon thirat the' 01We Ministers iinlve f • proper lobe defer all proposition in rolldidni - ,4111117 te thought that It wits not neceaslry 'to / the risk of coutprositaing the *Ceps ;or It 'by too great baste in its produCtion;," for the establishment of .a sinking NO derives. its 'Ottength and usefulness from its permanence and im *stability. The law which creates it should be in reelable; a single change of It s would cause all 14 t •fruit of it to be loit„ for by the laws of accumulir , :tion, iris - time, continuity, and perseverance, whiCh • tproduee the prodigious results which seem explicable 'only by the ectence of numbeis. ' I thtughtiproper to egforivs regret that circum stances hive not permitted a measure of adminiseni: dad of soil' iniportauce to be comprised in the nevi trilifi of the s stem of the finances from its bet. iinning'; but • have the pleasure of expressing my I , tentidencelhe It Will form an essential and tondo 'Mead part of the plans of the next yeni's Budget. • -114 * . Ydo see, Gentlemen, to what degree the King ie desteistis that te propositioi of his Ministers, and !the acts et his Government, should bear a character lenolleaotty, conformable to the elevation of his soul, sail *ilia, by providing for all interests, inspires 4 114•11 (jilt cesideuce the bowls of all. . . I_ ~_ ," 4 "rilit la a new era in which the justiCsi and Mo. - 11111101 on of the Pride", whose presence amongst us ttestinui , peace to the world, will smoke. us, daily, tensible to thi reciprocal advantages of, virtues iirtisteh may be so easily established io Vance, under ihk peweful sanction of honour. *.ftiid'issay we hope Illistikb Influence which the antsiiiti of our nation late le long exercised curer elbar *Owe ' will general thronghoot Europe ibleilioderation }MA bas become more necessary than erg' to, the tool Pass of sebjetel, and the glory of Sovereigns." This spliech wail ordered to be piloted. , , ~• -, ‘ . • P.t*Y*, tst. 11.=—At Dijbh official - news was re: ibived that Monolith will istaie'Paris of the Bth, and reach Dijon on the 11th. An accident to the Prince's Carriage, which htight hite had fatal effects, will pro blably,delay the arrival a day or two. On the 9th the tutelage broke &ten near Troyes, but fortunately tit Royal Highness was not butt. it not Austria only that has recognised Eltt i t loachim. "There ill at Naples a Prussian Envoy. ' ' bele Russian Enut4has replaced the Envoy Extraor.. General Balaschetl, Minister of Police' tQ ta• Emperor Aleiander. . 31.—N0 one attaches any credit Wile report of a pretended alliance between Aus tholitilEnglauel, Naples, Spain, and Sardinia. They ***blued stock-iehbing reports. Though our Coal', Wont perfecelyi agreed with the other Powers upon, ti4me important points, we hope, nevertheless, that the ditbcuhies will he removed without having re. eworie to arms. We are reproached with keeping up ear army -en the war establishment ; bet we must re- plain in a condition to execute the arrangements that *all be decided —NUItEiIDIRG, SEPT: t'-It is said that the Court of Austria has' refused Madame Bacciochi permission lo repair to Vienna far some time: She has embarked et Triest for Itely s at;tl is gone to Bologna. Importantnegiaciations are on foot between the Court of Vienna avid the Cabinet of Naples. These negoeiations are Ale Subject of different reports which contradict each other. They repeat that they tend to engage-the King of Naples to give up his kingdom teTerdleand, and accept a suitable indem nity. W • - hile several Austrian regiments are returning frees [tidy, others are sent to replace them, and it is this that has given rise to the accounts of pretended warlike demonstrations on the part of Austria. :• hiatonte, AUG. 28.—The speedy publication of prate with France is announced. It is time that our rotations should be fixed with a cation with whom we cannot avoid being in contact. There is nothing new—vague reports of the ar thal of Charles IL—embarraument in the finances --seine partial discontent. The people are enchanted with the pains taken by the King to make himself Wend by his subjects. IVREA, San. 3.—We have still 1400 Austrians in garrison • and it is thought that the Austrians will re main in le Province until the King shall be able to keep up 'a sufficient force to preserve tranquillity, which the brigands in our rallies disturb. Alex andria has also preserved an Austria garrison. The organization of the Sardinian army is very little ad vanced. His Majesty bas not only restored to the Provinces theright to raise regiments in their name, hut he has also given them to the old proprietors.... This measure hos not produced any effect. 'l"" desert as soon as they are enlisted. - NlAnat 0, Auo. 28.—We And the fallowing ' . `does not 'himself from the imputations cast upon bite by M. Cevallos. The latter answers his detraitors by the I I- testimony a the mast imposing authorities, who agree in showing the greatest interest foe.hins;. but "he omits many facts connected with his third admi. • •. • ,ptstratum, respecting which the public has a right to tall upon him toezpigits. —...:, Jugh we .. been , iy punished both in poCket and in person, in:a national poiatAigiew t by the late war, the honour we have obtained 'will make ample amends for all the pain we have enderted, and all the losses we have suffered. The recollec tion of the Veteran, who 64 shoulders his crutch and shows how fields were Won," .may gratify a very honourable 'issionk but 'will it restore to him the limb he has lost ; au will the muss of those, whether rustic or polite, tolekei,iiii.litieste of his ears and Ms nation's triumphs,: Ontertain Any serious belief that this•siirt of. glory will teed them when diver, honsry ? 7 -90 the contrary, ,whete thify 100 - that. te itee,'.be acquired at the price of a hittieth lit4ii ' . 1 ''' w . hid) ie 01011.—thet under this 'Wenng p ume, fin tended to denote gkery-ind• hanger, and Power', #44 iightiness, lurk thUead realities of want and wretche lidnesi l foretelling with too miciltertainty astill lokie ' period of privation and mitering, and national atiseol mustnot, a general shudder takeFthe place of ambiti ons exultation, and a general **4llf and prayer' he heard, that 'Heaven in its merormay preserve os from tl?e effects of such dangerous 'delusions." We .ari led hato•this train of observation by having the.ppl *ohs ,we have expressed relatiVe to the finanidal state of France, amply . 00010 : b 1: no, km au mitiinsity aben..174541100 0 0," o f s. of Ofitifitifty, lie . 4104 port .or the, Bealget . to.-the Chamber of. 'l l lllO 4 . .: Thai grellah pettlld may new judge, as far as ..a orapperatir•estranall ot national 'resources and pobile:eradit qan stint* ferth..national prosperity Or distriins, whether the situation of France, *hick his 614- represented to u es deplorable in the-eatrenO t Is:serpassedin point of advantage by that of this cbibtry ) • and..whether we, have gained or lost by4thip war? . In the cOnside.; ration of a question of itelirr benefit, honour:VOW cessarily put, out of view., , Cui bone, ,i Mogi hanaar lies in the advantage. • It la4lktf; ;0040 tfnitliiii picture of our 'rival in ertstite 'Iliell; , *1 . bre , :' should receive the strie‘i*tiiintion oriiillir ' ' t public, and that of ouiilittiWeri:,indtOli.Vl:44lo' deductions should.iirre: madi -fregardiog •the •ce4iitv which it embraces ' te" . ii7batlisint that aMong:thel fashions we borrow limn': ktiOnxi,;':Vres' 'boi r itOi l- Y,T4.1 dom, still less systemi of 'iiinatreti; the' thirter till htiy op tnarserve to correct aoines defects *MA, sr. , not pleasing in contemplation." The very fay lo b prospect,4ol)*lktk . Sedget .holdi, out of. piog, France (rem ell ,kneyFnaneial diMeolties le aAi:O" space Of .there, sod • consequently of rendering il fr st i perio t to i lter.rivels, particularly ourselves, in.ivesy pant which it !nosy concern! us to s preserveVe . *:: entirnifice; Oiiiht to awaken Oar jealousy, and operate as I.stimultts to competitiotlin reducing the burtleita which press so heavily upon It he industry; prospetity t , and happiness of the nation: The ability rda people* to hear t has sever appeared to us the belt stltb!loir of the onerous; . weight of . their 4berthens t and let the 'Waiter kii' which taxes shoat . " be apportioptif f ';-.21i safe Wreak does not seem to hate receisoielrh attest 'f rem the French Financier ,as ItnisigteinsJo deservidoobtless from the stnail.airion#l4344l 3 ,4o necessary ; but the point of appoeticiontent !Trawl' to unatberi' and the apparent capability "Of:tbat Adler, her to bear a given burtken t is put luardurdf , ~ whiCkshOws our relative situation in..a-strikierro4, nee.. • He goes into a comparison . Of the:,ttiaesr;of France with those of England and Aserist,::relative to their respective population, and betake's., that tile isles levied in England are, in proportion"Otejan 7, .pilation, more than quintuple those of.fi l rancotiit jute say, that the amount fl i es ' liet*iiidi4 . . -0 .•, • say the number of the pnpulafiethigives a Otis ; for eaely lidivirinal more than, five tins greater then stse in'tpb . whichthe same operation with regard to theboLes rievcid in France gives for each individual of the French population. The' calculation is made in.this manner: whilst in France . each individual pays 'oll an average only 22 franii ; in America they pay 23 ; , 1 and in England. 120 ! This is a contrast which will' give very little satisfaction to the people in this coun try. We would fain hope the • stetement regarding Saar' at . fist—the unsettled state of the permitting the return to a peaceful attitudel the final adjustment of Affairs" by the approachial COngress at' Vienna—the istofeeasert expence of-e au . . . veyink so ma.ny:ArbOpalo Ames:ice, end of inaiitisio, ing' them there, is said to coenter-balance, obis combined. with half-piy itoa• allowance, the perk reiloctioneltrog had taken ,place, and to make, for the • prestrati' :total expence "Maw beyond the fell War ntillibaillqat together with the ie. pm,hipt Objects!!ol , oorpbs : te keep - op the price tented Gem, &less arespect which wellies** OirultrflhlAlmtint.eiti,f;g-itrilsiiinot hearte;to sviettne;ootith fisted,' for the pirpose of tvisttmltil mei • it- Ife,girt•cor, oar c o cutry is too dear to as t• alloerikel4.o;conteeollefor ',moment, with 914 tistaAPP;Alpligiesitir.sideantages enjoyed by others. 'WOW" '4'94t ) eastat, of comparative comfort; andr;9l •,, - • fliatinkagell:flir the r od nines sin, 'Weep tOteord n / oelotittiLte give it •••• ••• .• : • . ••• .• . „ SeCisilitts * from Buenos Ayres prepared of foclibiepOdrfell of Miiive Videor We - now learn by otthe Mekille; whichileft' Buenos Ayres theltlith Joiii ; (hat it; surrenitervit by capitulation to tlisAlne tdf thepovernment o 1 e 0 Ayres on libOL tgatinenth. : -••• t, 'chary =IN; 4 AI tok boat i~uri{e ..,. ; place , , - peefortteestlia - defia , ..._, • tiAtet &Oft ' ,Er ` to e 'Congress at Vicfnit, to putii smesepret en Nit claim to certain vessels, 4thieh he blockaded, against the liamindiAtigGineral BEctstoritht .. . ,,, ill r ) . 04;44 4 QUIN T1* 7 411e.. "0141iiiKp Clef I li :: Chief, has directed.a.Court-blartial,. composed principality. •oflPieldollicets, ti,"b4cotrrettetPtuflttedltetje,' to sit it Whitehall; ; fora 114,1iieV u of Ceastitil 'Qui von; of the - Knit; Hussars. :. -1 11nr . charges, whigh --- arp - Vv. ! : tairdniti leave been 'llO bileo# liai *toy etrll igOiss l . li f iiircti t itkes the'4l . _ tianiMitted, to l ..Vilonpl,A. :,.,The, :refitment ISIRIA. , :dr marched tilting , tricioitrof the idapnlil; 'for Bid 'Wore cbriVenient ifteisdant r rdf thi: `Officersooogt pf j wiapitt aro up/chid to ides qiNeuce on .this -knottier's% enquiry...-teiesietsawt-Colonel ' PALmEn;_nksircond Officer„ - ha s been called on by the Coutuan*iiiii allot to stand• forwaid as the prose- , cuter . and Vetetal . YIN* It it supposed, is to to heat. Ol . Pre " • ° e • .Clothi forithe musing year has been ordered ro' • be a - ' ftri f *ll the troops lately embarked for North. we ' .iii:,', .. Aistine l is field to have bent received, stating_ Ihi* -- ttio • Wdep 'has 'e)fescted..bait--Oillape into the pert of, fa ''dint. We hid letteri yesterday from differesst sn'intrions in France, but nothing Is mentioned IM'. tkeusif such an occurrence. ' - . Titte' AVON AND THE Wase.—A Cork Paper , Itratea,'fbe • Wasp was over 600 tons burden, and %minted drenty-four 32-iiiituiders, with a complee, melt or 300. men, whilst . our vessel was only WO , tone, and aghteen 24-pounders, with 100 men; and; that just after the action the Tartarus came ep, a lia . having taken forty of the Avon's men from the Car-: titian to strengthen her crew, proceeded. i in quest of the Wasp. ."A'',Oclitti t tion, issued by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Cranial of Ireland, dated the 7th instant, declares, conformably to the powers vested in them by Act of :Parliament, •that " the Barony of Mid. diethird, .in *the, county .oec,±"Pperary, is in a state of - disterbniceV''end requite •tilitraorditirry este. bliskiineut of 'Police.'.' ..." -47 4 , . ... • Yesterday being ttluonton 6Usisfle !Fair, all the vehicles,, from a gig to a broad-,w§ael*aggen t were . in inquisition, to convey the numberless grouper of • cockney ladies to this crowded scene of mirth and • joilitf. The . docturnal retreat fiom thence, was, as usual, not a little frolicksome and uproarious. Our yesterday's letters from Ireland, state the crops of that country to be very abundant, and the weather remarkably fine for harvesting them. At the Lancaster Assizes no less than 18 capital convictions took piece: It. tne interest or of amts TAColligis t calliprilriT• /WM' ' ..' :. NMI SIP VIM IMP SW4P7 Ir IWO ......71 ~... ~.,-•••••••••••• ...-.......: , .... .... ... ...... splendid r •-•-• • 7 •••••• al tto ttipli e h , loportion ;* agrieul- " I call it a wise Melodist. - of . - , re t ge i ter AWN 1101010. ValielP•pivits*lrTiitifi the robe o falsehood, w e h j pekis. • . ler ' g r.. . ,•,„"*. ' ;.. . .• 'pine . Ire indubitable proof that we are In , lers, obtained from tone — where . &traitor!. it ' -•.' - . e l with which they dineAd VH.CIAI*se $ , ~.." w•••.. s• .- . --. 2 deeper •sunk. in the " Slough of Despond" than, terprizes. wetald-ab theh *ask • i ''''. evilill ""_,.: / lie% -II Paris Plk,en to doe 13th are la eficessen.." 4. '. French neighbours, or In fact than any nation the good faith and statical of this %du ) . itelldw.set•• sai.,. Y t h e They conflate to 'aboand with rePo ind sPeeu- have to cope with ; and that our late milit ary al rerdstheir creditors, Nary, either lir • , of tmor, orb y . iv"' n France. It is in seal and loyal of the Speularde, who . Id ugh lations relative to the subjects to be discussed at goniit, whom we thought exhausted, requ i res in the lowering of in. L et ninety of t molest inhissei an t • ' the Congress. - Ail 11 liestle'at 111M‘e, wWirto 'am : -breathing time to renovate liis-strenjoh s lin 'on fair and even more advantageous groa d Z i prosperity ; its sita • ciamation of the the Intnt B ,'. greet as well as the little personages are arriving capital to multiply their renunciation K ohl i "'' hat ' "' b; daily. The Emperor of .AVlTillikjp.'retarTlO:to ca m ig e r ch r t- that. • .--- . - .7,..r.,: — .., -- -7. - ....... __ ...... i Thes whilst the debt hi France is bat of etypx w high arum ioWert. , 1i0u.,1 wrote myself.. in, the apartment ansf, 'odor t fire t ri fl in g antoent m .and will be paid off fa two till from a tout of his dominions,' it:com- a are . the founds,- eye of the Grand Marshal, Dow, anal preatiated his . 08 0 it to the Emperor without either the order the other polled by the Duke of MiiANY a , ad Dila Ai- • that It has pre. perceiving the artifice with which it was drawn up, Tony of Sasony, - with his Duchess. it is . IMtfills Rh /ears . witlittet scarcely areette 4 *ei ght the arrangement, which gave me the greatest satisfaction, more peril-Itr at ° vieritia '.that an:•indemnity will bkgiretv by the of the i people, ours ! is enormous,, and e present to you. elderly as* was drawn by in such manner that the Congren to th. Queen of &Rutin.: .. • • • ri I -IL the . hseliti 'enteriiiises o f agiicoltUre r at e :l 7 4: v to the lowering most ignorant reader must see it was idr ill a pro- s tu .loattsto be opened, test against the violence, and an ezhorta en to ailcommerce.. licit fund, ro ara The first of October is•the day fixed for the tp 7 ri nd : ot •Con revs which is also noticed as the an- ~ , . 1. extinguishing the Spaniards to continue the war t instead 4. *girding in —. 11 9 . , , every day, -fiti-the number. a porehlisrst, Irk* 1 es ; this facility of the Proclamation as an qrder tej„ :re view dy- niversir — y of the raising of the siege of Vienna by - the restoration pf public . *Or; 'atitt,,tha viti the means of offer- nasty." -thiturks. • . people, ot 'limited incomes:who are '. l , l §eh t t ei ''. ' • . . . it (Lscharge, unless These who hav e r committed. the,. rune, p hosing • •*: • " '7 111. "` ._. ~.„' . "Friinesilii accituiit'of the cheipiteweLjohrik ergo. This option taken the Proclamaqint idquestion itad . 't the - When a contest, which called norlitlif an& .lit si.J. t . bi t Alan w. • en there is a possi- raLsense are treated with unparellered he: . ess, by . beendecided 0 a s t r i ct scrutiny into tied' bus Wraith., 0 FM obese tihens*, . lit ; 1 rer than that of the the Reverend Father, , who is the audio of the 0 _,I faring a depression from caui4lterO sap! 3 ' . ed '''' , 0 ... MU t , rate of interest tin i.pamphlet,• entitled " e famoite Traititis o have ;•!110.44.1 of the conibatants becomes necessary; and we ate-presented .with' tfiti . aadit..l4olo, re el t ei e ence. .. 'taken refuge in France, convicted o f (lick. 'rimes; iit is AO' bad way of ascertaining on what side the Cu- fresh 'berthed's., from fresh tet + a Amiebii it to completelbeessr 'or, " An Apology f9r the Royal there . * of 30/h i vantage lies to regulate oar judgment' by a, corn, . aboutio be t' aired for tliii i ' co r ts4 , o ministration a sink , Mer y;" for such is the tide of It publication. •It i parative view of the degree of t p . nnisitnient inflicted • . 9 Lt seems we have formed IverterretellAts mom ht •._" , 'is, nevertheless, true , lhat thet Proclamation in I -and the situation of the ti • after the struggl e.• --- . ...:. . 4 ~ •.• • - • . p er es •- y have remarked in , question, extorted no doubt hy vialence's resented 1 Honour, in the eye of the world, , seldom keeps coal- the expences.ef Ike : a very distinct meaning, ;mid &AA. was. supported' • . or e told Oat' these supplies k ire f the' - 411i1 f • ~ •' , l .Kith an em t pocket : We therefore* do not "' •`• ' '' try Obstacle in ifs by subsequent documents which Nl..Escoiquis does Pall' 4 P y P $ $ the ttedistritephea etpendifute•of oue statveStaht math in itistitut) !not quote. For the rest, justicq.should be done to ; mean . to eel up any new-fangled • doctrine 'which - l A ut . . 0 not w it h standing . lii;,,iduced .itiiie, re thoeght proper the moderatiOd of this Coenottior of - State, who , wooed go to assert, or support assertions already besides the subsidies, which. are. still contieve lesion to 1941pe, iloes nqt ineeltony . one, and: one's only . to vindicate I made, that though we have been sadly punished both at f i rat _ th ,, „„ ip t Had oat.. ~r th ., ri.„„i:...., _ ' • •0, teaterdaLot half-past for o'clenki 4ke PILINaIt .7.zmi• arrived at Cailthi-ltoisile.. • ~til3l4o4rte7 tOrtt;',Mitt_ . reetntly t darin g miiiiiittoniat,lfie !theatre aoatinOffirers rose in the Hand replied tht•or;htittral td , perform a fa- rite pieceiyfeleb4a4lott of Vitt vieter,iespf 80x.5.„ ,as. The Mayor whe warlireel i i i v i erposed, r _ ordereidtki btainntiruna, telpher* ; their but l ts4 hitter, pOr r severett, and the piece eat fortuestlin - defianeif of i the .144attieiyial Authorities! WttiAtat &atilt, It sii ~ . i , ~: ,$~ 'PRICK OP STOCKS THIS DAT" AT ON 0' LOCK Joust Long. Attn. ••-- '' 9 per Red% •• s lodia Bondi 1342 fp 4 per Ceut. Coto. 65t ' Sitchgquer Hills 4 p' • ,;.,,,; 4 per Cents. • 1. titanium 4i#'4 ___ ! • ' 5 per Ceat./Vovy 95“§ I ° ' Omsk tot Mc. *6 . . . . 7114 ,STATESLIWAN. -~ LOIVIIOfr • • ;1 . ., • • • • " • I# $l4; 11. • • • sOriltisi. 1 ;, A Dutch Mail, which has arrived, furnishes is with the folluivitigarticles of intelligence. Our cosavents are resetwid foe other topics t— t i ll it US$ EL ' S, Szith.. - 7.--Orltice Ernest' "of Artiro4! berg is gone to Gbent to take the chief entemand of the Belgian troops In East and West Flanders. The Governors of the military divisions of Mona, Louvain, end .finssilr,'ateitiot yet appointed. •As soon as the . their new quarters, it is not tlo4tedgiii'llteir'pqratiicatioo will be speedily lied I I ffi ' 811 ha p _s tt_rm___,tt 10,000. men are to be enlisted, and 700 hoxtecconstracted fur, for the light horse, which seems to. rieoeSirliati ner army will be much increased.% •: The' heather of Belgian officers that leave the Freneffeervice to oliain Consinissiout here increases &HY. Tioope bath from . Germany ind 4311 lit. Flanders. The haebour of cstend is full of bustle; detach , ments of.the.Guerds,oflthe German troopt!who have served •in and of other troops, arrive ;daily : two more battalions of Foot Guerds are expeCted. We expect shortly in this city Lient.-Geueral Ba ron Alters, who is appointed to the chief command of all the 'bony/Irina ?troops in Belgium. •It is known that this General gv eatiy distingoished . hierselfitiike glorious campaigns its Portugal and'Spnlts. Tinter. clay three detachinents of the English Giards o about, 500 strong, arrived sere to complete the , battalines ; here in garrisom r , The Prince Sovereign inhabits the fine palace of Laken,' and comes to town on levee : . , days. ' C.41 , 11;029 .g. Notwithstanding s 'all'thit we newspapers, of the rupture . of the negoCiatinns at Ghent, it is believed here that they are usileahr pended ; the American Negocistors welt,tor fresh let: structions to continue them. ' - DOME/DORI", Satyr. 2.—Nothing is "Mere extra vagant than the various, frequently rWicelens ex pectations which people entertain of the result of the Congress at Viennaii br have drawn from the newspapers, kc. One of our most respectable Papers, speaking of a plan to destroy the Barbary States, as proper to be adopted by the Congress, hut which the writer justly doubts whether it . could ha durable without settling European Colonists On . the north coast of Africa, makes the following re marks : " People in general have such extravagant ex pectations from the Congress at Vienna, they make such exaggerated demands, and submit to its, decision such complicated political questions, whose solution is absolutely impossible, that if it could do all that is reqpired„ it wont(' certainly he the greatest political phenomenon that has appeared in the history of all times and countries, from the expulsion of Adam out of Paradise to our times, and we shoeld not do toe much, if we dated from it, as the Mahon)Maas from the Hegira, a new political MTS." _ . '44 if ... , . . . Mr. Mails. I ." s . ' France •-. . . '. 1 0 i V.. : ... Lisbon • 0 r.. • %...• Oh • • t)i . 1, l• • .8 , • thil f l elegli ••• • • f . ' ! Nal id... 3 ~. il Hambargi . I N, . 4 i • t r • itt ct: %7 2 , * I .s.rq .~r■ll aro int uriollito It. the MIME 011 01 Orate RAI3OII/1115, NNW' If .14Be upon aim mg gliguige troir a bitable proof that hi.a: . • •• e. d I TAM . for A ka" Megisri kla vareir*PlNPSl--. _ .;"11r. the splendid robe of falsehood. We hen It a •• • • •