The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-22 00:00:00

CS I F I: ) w' . _ ... J. • M► ' , Visors weedily bid faritall ten tit w. .._ Of What ass' ere ill • ear visiting.* sitfegierdattf , . what amili irreresfronalbillSY a llitilsters,,if it la.to ,•depeart epee - the ' sill *Ca ririiso•l4 !NOM m . .jerky Is the &feta* of MOW hilistielitit Whet teeth leer so celibrited.'lews;if they sill se 'belltes,isPri. clearly suspended? What SS parCiiridietlos, sieth " J it, thicrietlc . Maisie" . tut pvictichl Sod SPieedid . mockery, if ileirobleit.wineareols are , .14). be qlfsied it s ill, and lir arrength tensed into err Opelika • • preasioo I Op: it. is worse than fatuity l'Utit - r• de..., cob* otitelves. The tower to' iibieb iy:" 'Malik tiaras out at last to bebrof a teal/ ifsio k i - fair; ioH `deed, to the *ye, bat as false it lila fair„fallieg to! ' pyres at . the 'weed-of the Minister., plitii.tli:iferlisl • iol Teepleapproath it for protection. :.' :• , .?. , ttt .-..v , • . . : . 4 47 -1 0 1 e • .. ' . OM' itlaLic optmintv ..? ' 1 . . . : (0..... . . 1 ' i i Mt.. * V.OW tykillO* 44 . 1 WOW 011iir-Witi 0 4 II ". 1 * *her ...Of eW ilellikelhCsawgi*. PA iiiii*it fe.fstliiii- , . • Ihele."/litaiiHereop•plles Lt.. •' - ~•,! • • A - • • Nspoliten.lati eentliered by the Pileircii‘!" :The 1 • .... lAadwehr ansiTeStrilsnitas • of &rape vaned, heart aid band whit:their Sovereigns, in this defltsbeif the ‘ hts sad libirtW. of Milani, gains* the power; tai- Wary easieles,Und issatieble ambition of Treece., iCerefhtlehiry - irretice resisted Sorer, strerrg in her • power .of repidiien; and incompressable. Then she Utiles infatuated with the spirit Of :conquest ; 'Ey. Sipe by the Self Same it was ivied riots that re '. iaclion which tikes place in mind as well ail body, and ! Fringe was thee Nudism& in her torn: •Botiwboth eases the People, the • 6 ramblica," were rictirrious; Is the test plagWiliO%hplitrif France, 19. the last, these if brope • 'aid it was Js minty the ikency of the very same principle,' selfleeservation, whichin -. :both eseekeperetett eith therm.. success. • • Napolcos lied the kpilvideatembition of Grinding rine* 44,110 o :tied destelairig it on the 1014 re hasis ; .bit had o fse been 'aatisSect is defending the rights and s tadapb,destet, of the Frtsiich nation, '' he would bare -• , ' EicesmaOlisbed ills esid, ; ' teethe People uroeld,heve ra , Ittolooil:widi bleu Bit, 'when helloed . at universal 't *Ag e nt, rii•aorld Was ~ found toe eiighty for.: him ; • 'i Millet ,Peeple . this deserted hien. - , : The animal • • ' laideolor of Felipe Ossesoi well useso the other : *le ! Ilte reveitOinery war etirrseee wet defog . oit ; tug _man was boss *Oleos, and the @Vent Cerrespeetied. • .A.,eralle !clime became irresistible • *all it tooth& fir parietal es well as • pablie toast : mice; ate! lb llse Story maw Mallailf did the European public feet asifi ad alder the very reasasebie appro. bastion of helms oaf 'gated by Fraser. "Eirope be * 'bared as France kali dose, bat with gambit women. ' tate in mass, sad equl fellness of *feu; is defeat. leg the principle of universal conquest eadaithe pro. teat of cossetting the lemmas of the greet Europese. • • a Fussily ." • Napoli°, wished to possess the Romair • " Perla patolise" alit that family, bat the twee' : Ilion ream of essublid, as well u the persosali Is • latest of persons, revolted against the assampthitii, • sad asserted and eskitained the iudepeodence of stations. • . Even Freese itself, as • People, bad • abandoned the cease if Napoleon. The glory of the • Frew* arms was at last discovered-to be a horrid idol, not to . be satisfied by' bosun victims ; all became sensible of this, escept thee/my—the priesthood of this Moloch. Many, easy. of the best and wisest men of Francs sa w lb* iPPrwetitiog ruin . , and from the first iotasion, • Of SPaitiptegeusticated the result.. To France, that 'result hat beep conquest, tribute, gerrisonieVeobjege. tion. TO Eels*, it la s s been, for a time, the'means ' of strengtbeitipt the power of Monarchs, under the 4 • new name if bigiltiiscy :- is fact, another term for the ' dieloe right et Lbw. • , ' .411 this mighty straggle among mankind .in this , ' ftiwerter of the.globe, is nothing more or less than tile' • initikty.ileiarid refits 0 Puspc Onstott. It is troo,that the People, the universal European ' Fee*, "SO 'west hurt aid head into this war„ for independence; end in fart, arose, on more, evilest : 'the tyrannical pxetefisions of Fiance, here been for '',gotten by the beads Of the G e tiod Confederacy. 'Net '• a national right, acknowledged. is its- practice; not • -* tondosl franchise held forth for aekeptatice -14 'Retire home to your fatnilies4kehaii. as good -si members */ the State, and-let us consult • rot itele.:i sod loyal _ roar pod by adopting the ancienti,,..4alour Me. • warchies." 'TMb appears the decry met firitiler do obedience dulness. • • " Yet sail a greet mocietleri in the minds of men. fiddle mach • . lightened by esperkwee; it has let4l itit way into Cabinets. Pehlie Opinion IS 'the thing . ef things.— The revelations of Eeropi wilt in Rio long' time, pro ' dace • Emir effect is ameliorating the Royalties of — Swope, and is Oslo( the Mss ef.the Peep% its due t " yank and cessiberation. Tire Marie of, the earth a im becoming gradually Ibe cassette to the seem et a lhe comitteity ; and 'death* bee egialiced in a • Mitch hinter degree them isisagland the sceptre and' • the spe4•. *HAttoaithet. is no farmland *notice! Eepreients t.' en tifthe'PeOple throughout Elope. egt Public' " Vailee Mires die once of tech it representation 'slit sit is ea assembly; it does sot harbour le l froesit.—like the life.vestaisiag ranee Of the at-, • mesphM, it spreads its vivifying inieenee . abroad, Isle 'seder the tope of heaven. - EdeCatice is ad. •Nraitced or edVencleg to sech a degree t • as to eve the tea of men e common cavalry, and Pah* °pintos the language it that cavalry. The Preis le as a "Ibilgfil and polished stirrer, Which Collects all the • ecattereirqs of %mewledge that would ottani'. be !tat, malitlis SOU me nript lute a point; nod' that point II the feces of ?ilk Opision.. • PehlkePlidon is Osier so weft Informed, that it Nidtidpelle is& lemma Oilmen* end consults. illhosithese whe,fermedr„ ameidiered - themselves as .11itreeli dketAkite of Sista. Tbeie Is a • seimeset•preems et iciary few:deem going on WM% 4he !People, ta ken' is the Videereente, sad Oetr seffatira et' dotes, ars throws as It wers s late spoke* . Codsr motaleatio cirrespeosiente wed dreektiove oY theoght is much morer-eXtensive • and • mere' ra 'O4 is the , *edam - than' in the anclimt • timed,' amt . the Oiliest ,- and • morel . MOO Of the mass of the People, which is the, wok of this klifild circulation of septiment gives •it both unitAiluistentism; and impresses the general orin vietioe, Ino . der or later, en the individual brain - or teritist;h4Wiiiter Irightd tatok - or. station.; It is •thip unity of spirit whidr pervades,the People that gra. •ddelly produces the greatest effects; and is foamed • y the determine tiousof Councils and Cabinets, which Asooht to precede ; -but which • are dsivin to their litsppy destruction by the under-Cm* of Public . ' .• . • • .• • The verdle4 of this grand Jodie:etre lasiijimo, /u -ptick', declarird iu sevyril most. inithittp(tiiii algal ; a4the opinion .will infallibly produce the willies!, effeet.- k haa`pronounced upon the flielliCacy of foreigit conquest .--.npoo the support of independent Mtidercblea in Eo i riipe.conoected with a popular Re presentation ;--rupon the effectual ,obolitiorv•Of the )afeTrade ; r -opoii thefolitica&man ci patio o sod a 4. similation of all the 'objects of the empire, whatever any. be their differione in religious doctrine and dig: cipline ; —upon the necessity of national education, and a preference to the Lancasterian mode of *Cue- Writing the process; upon the promulgation and diffusion of thoStriptures ;—upon the true and title ral principles of political economy, in opposition 40 particular iuterests;—upon the pressure of taxatidn, which Dot only robs industry of its jest reward,_ pa ralising the body politic, but, in reality, hes attsfined that maximum which must bring min op the Govern .ments that would extend it farther ;—!Rpoit the utter inefficacy of colonization, under its sceustonnd re. strictions, to contribute either to the liberties and rights of the colony,' or to the tr ue, interests of lite mother country --upon the just claim to perfect in dependence on the one part for the mutual benefit, and for the common advantage of mankind ;=upon the general admiration of the United States of Arlie. rice, their most rapid progress in population, in national prosperity, in dignity of conduct as oCio 'eminent, and among the population in a complete and consistent pursuit of private wealth, as a means of enjoying the blessingsof life, and of public liberty. On the whole, the revolutionary state of Europe trill be followed by Reform—ss vegetation on the lava thrown oat by volcanoes. Europe and America will become more and more approximated by the interchange of Public Opinion. The present car. rent of emigration is one means for this great fad, 'and one manifestation among many of what little itrail the power of Governments proves, against the Instinctive impulse which now actuates the mak of humanity of bettering its situation—too long ktipt 'prostrate, and rising to that erect and majestic esti. lode which leads man to his highest and happiest destination. *' Every organised individual," says Cooler, 6 forms an entire system of its own, all the parts of which mutually correspond, and concur to produce .a certain definite purpose, by reciprocal re-action, or by combining towards the same end." I consider the whole human race as one individual, subject to simi lar laws of organic structure, and by the same reel. procal re-actions, whether of evolotion or of Reform, leading to self preservation and the • perfectibllhr ? correspondent to its nature. • syLosott: . ... ' PRICE Or STOCKS THIS DAle AT•ONH crOuck Bank Stock 9764 . 4 per Cep'. 971 f 3 per Ceot. Red. Hie 5 per Cent. Navy 1064] 3 per Cent.Coafols 770 India Hoods 95 96 • 3 per Cent'. 880 Long,Ano. 204 9.16 Consols for Ace. 79 Hscbequer Bills 19 21 p LONDON: b'EDNEuDAT. JOLT 2t, 1818. ;: • EXPECTED ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE IPA .. NISH AND INDEPENDENT SQUADRONS. The communications to Lt.otu•s thii morning have excited a lively anxiety for the result pf an brash between the belligerent atridrone of Pepsin end the Indepeattent, Colonies s• she. latter esirttex;• Admiral Beim . They are Veprileittitl as • "eir equal force ; and, according to the received, were in sight of each other. ThisbOrma tioe is from Portsmouth, and is comsnimicated as ender : . • Pciuszatetrre, JOLT 21,—Arrived his Mejeates ship Brazen, from Barbadoes, in 31 days, huts.. sailed on the 11th of last month ; she brings an so; count that the Independent squadron, commended by (Winkel Baton, and a Spanish squadron of esuel force, were in sight of each when the .11rUzes sailed, and that an engagement was folly expects' to tale place the neat day.—Also arrived his Majesty% ship Rifleman, from Jamaica; sailed Ist of June, and from Havattiih 14th same month, ind hat be board eight bandred thousand dollars for Merchants. by the Rifleman we hare the following information : His Majesty's ship .Cherub was expected from the coast of Africa ; sholuni eent - iato Jamaica a Spanish brig and schooner frentthe Havanosh, detained by her on the coast on suipieion of plrecy.—His Ma ' jestes ship Semiraiiis, Sir JAMS Yea, arrived from %he, coast of Africa on the 28th May, and was to sail fee Englaod 4th Jane. She bad lest her bowsprit end a topmast in a squall:a—Big Majesty's ships Primrose aid Beaver bad sailed trod the Hamada :10 a „ u . b ad sailed J_. for Ceesiarisclky,—....4..*splalib.oovoyealled 13th June for • ibe, French Papers are now . ettelfire . te the . aitij . i4t of the late'Conspiracy,.aait !raid appear they cannot well be inapt on the eirtistesteoces to which it War given rise, for the Street& ef Perim . have ' wonderful' beim resoending . Irish ar ,e oß9 Ss of .the plot formed by_ the. BOYeliite" to depose their King, and, carry him and his Illisisters into captivity. The newr,venders base beers pptilicty hawking about. ,printed accounts of this affair, and many of them' ,have.bern taken. op and imprtsnoed by . the Police for . this offence. What statements were made to the. news.haw kers' papers we are not informed. They are merely stated to haVebeen isagger' sit—s , l'detiilts of ma, absurd attempt. ;The Polka, hooever, by arresting these itinerant venders. and enveloping the affairin so Much mystery in •the (WI ) Journals; hive succeeded io eaciting some alarm in the public Mini ? ' and we find that the funds, in the course of two days, fell upwards one per cent. The Sillier SO;IGT, one of those arreited, is said to have been Genera CANUIL 9 I Priviti`SeeretarY. The General himself .still 'contrives to elude. the pirsult of the Police. The Journal de Paris makes the fellow: . ilia sly remark on the irovaptityde of the legaipro reedings in thiS a Noir :.;;-"_.lt Was iielhe td that the Sieer SONOT was arrested - at the Hotel,Where . he resided, with she' Lietitenent- petal, who, the, same day, absented' himself. liiialt . ebt. till Ike fol lowing "reek (hit he .is 'cited IdiciPsiti Wore the Juge d'insireiclien; • filliaa to' ibid . a Mandat bas been imbed egaisist eh & hirpipers seized." FOr'eigners and persons:W . 4W doiscriptions - ore crowding to Ail-la-Chapelle t•iiis the Resat Slow of the approacking.Congress. • i.botl 836 foreigarra,..smong who*. ire ;ereria Preens c distinction, had ali;eady 'arrived In that cetelsratedtrown. As to " the happiness to taillions" - te-,be . derirtd from the reassemblamoot of the Vienna Pattitioners, we shall only repeal this old adage, 66 blessed' aid ther s . oho 'epee nothing, for they shall not be disap% pointed." The Sovereigns of .Europe h a ve r not yet, arrived at the self-denying age. It is doubtful *he., ther Princes or Statemben ever reach It.- - We ere , firmly of belief, hcreeier, that we shall heir Mach'sif justice, mod right, and liberty in that' delibeerr. lions of this assembly, bet its doctrines - and conduct will, we fear, be of a piece vilth these of the Learned Lord who, talked so Mich and sp seri ously the Other day in the Court of Chancery *wet the necessity of preserving the liberty of the subject, and " the never-to-W-forgotteni Statittwof Mega* . Charts," quoting Justice HALT in support 44 his opinion—yet was a principal adviser of„tite pension of the Habeas Comas Act, and . a -reeoltite defender of the." never.to-bt-forgotten" . knsoaseeesj. that deprived this' British People of the protectlill ct the Statute he now takes the merit of issiogizine: • It le a most unaccountable,' ar well as provokink circumstance, that the'price of bfisid should bi made to rise, and ethereiticles of proviiionbe increased ip price, at the; very [line when reason, sod every.(6. osserible circumstance on mhich can founded, tell no that these articles should fall. The ' fine weather, the appearance of the country, and dip, proipects of the haivest,. !hick lt oniverselly , acknowledged are most gratifying,werront no appro.. hension of scarcity, or any attempt- to increase Aw' price of food of any kind.. -On •the 000trary, the,. furnish arguments whiA cannot - be denied for reli t ; dection in the price of 'almost every article tar wilkb, ere are indebted to these COMM. COTO is ishinilarit—. lot there Ilea relative proportion bet weeekielsopr i ftose of bread and these of corn. We might say the nett, 4 beer sod malt and hops, were it root enfortunitelf , ' 40 1 111 . 111%) lOWA • of well-grounded doubt s whe. : - user these articles form. any part rs, the . composition which is the most common and necessary beveragm.r. We are glad to -lint that the Corporation vii London propose to institute a new enquiry Intel the proportion now acted upon between the prices of breed and those of corn. Few per. sons can be more competent to such a tusk, then, some of the Members of that body; and, as they enter upon it, several months before the meeting or Parliament, their labours are likely to end in such complete information, that the Legislature will have little more to obtain, and oo eacuse for withholding the necessary redress. The Courier sticks to the sailor, who it said had made his way to BONAPARTZ'S residence. It has soother story about JACK'S exploits on the rock, which it very coosistently couples with the great, and wise, and expensive precautions taken to prevent N•POLZON'S escape.--" The greatest emotion," says the Government Print, in its veracious iccounts from St. Helena, 66 continued to be paid to all vessels sailing from.the Island. On its being made known by signal, that a vessel is. shoot to sell from the Island, the. Officer on duty makes himself sere that HottAitletz is at 142 residence, ori to speak is the that has appeared, in proof of the neressity pOinting indepindent l impartricifid . inbiasiid missioners,'undes Mr. Bnoutsititi's Act, to engi rt intb the *bites of Charitable 'Esifiblishasents; Ministers biit t been fillies up the list with their dA I . • crestares. It is *mud, by one of our morning C s , temporaries, who has been pet in possession 0 the names, that. some of them igre nearly related 14* Noble .Families, noted for their support . o f Go vern ment ; others are themselves kuo(rn as s. ierary o dvocates of the Ministry ; while the tee , GeAtPetnen are passed ovej, whom the last Hu . pgrt,gj , thp Education Co.mmittee recommended eau nestl4 to.the notice ot, Parliament. Lord Storming is siee i ply responsible for the whole nomination, We • , universally understood. If he has jnb►►ed tis busiveM„ heawnrint 'possibly escape the loud voiced puhlic indigestion. •These are places upon whi t ; the.eyes of. the. country are anxiously fined ; and lie hay! heard, within the last few days, of an imentile k to hold a Meeting in the City in order to totals 9. iiety for .assisting the redress of Charity Ab u ses._ We trust that such a Meeting sill not •be held with. 2 titit'aattiessing the Crown to name able sod effecing Commissioners. • ` re • , •••.1 THE Quarar. l —The accoqut of the state of the QUEEN yesterday from •Keer was—" Her MASSER iiaa had a good night, and is better to-day." Jamaica Papers have been received to the e3d of M. The only article in them worthy of notice h the,following confirmation of a piece of intelligence which previously reached us through the medium at the American Papers:— KINGSTON MAY*22.—From St. Domingo we dr. ;,AWlsformation by the DulPhin;thatsAunit's mos- L 'ilrOiltad effected a landing in • the early part of this On &mina, an island to the nortk.eist of St. boating°, and after encimping some troops, had pro. needed to Mango. Bey, 'a few lilligues to the lee. raid of the city, where he had established his - head. quarters: In consiqoence of this intelligence, all the itgalars and militia at the capital bad been pot tsisder,arms, for the purpoeeos was said, of march. leg to Pallanqee, to dislodge the enemy. An article, dated Antwerp, shows that the Conti / • - aunt is not without its share of that pest which has ,so long disgraced this country—we mean the cir:ce. I . etion of base coin. Hitherto, the severity it'd v(gi. plonce of the Police, combined with the beauty of 'the lisajor part of their 'metallic currency, has saved bat% 'France and the Netherlands from any alarming cif.. imitation oft forged *tedium. Avarice and ingenuity have at length ventured on this new enterprise, and it h said that a great quantity of counterfeit pieces of the smaller silver money has at length been intro. deiced, particularly into Antwerp; and we are sorry *to find, that the Captain and Pilot of an English vessel are among the first who have been arrested for o illis.aisoe!inable fraud. Judicial proceedings are to ,GOl.lll/SCE forthwith. o ..3lo,,ardnosis and unprecedented contest for the repty of Brecon terminated on Thursday (the 15th day), when Colonel Wool) was declared duly elected, being his fourth return. The numbers were, 839 for Woon,und /102 for MORGAN, majority 37. In ordee 'to mark' the result of this mutest, Colonel Wooo's 'friends were td have a bonfire on the summit of one &the Breclitiock, beacons, called Osedir Arthur (the highest mountain in South Wales), on this evening. It may he seen in about 20 counties. The heat forUome days past has been so excessive, we seem to - have 'exchanged climates with Italy and Ae,Wist Indies —the one .at present deluged with nine "mita the 'Other yurprised with • visit from the iceberg. 8. • trial-tits dictum—Among the novelties intro. doce4l at thitTheatre, the audience were last night entertained with a new, burlesque Operate, called Doctor Bolus. this Oita, which is iotended as a broad caricature on tragedy, owes a principal part — of the spreess it obtained to the excellence of .the ictors. thorn repre.ented a Tragic King, CHAN ; 'WILEY his General t •talicArraa an Aid.de.camp, EIGCKLE a ghost . ; WILKINSON, from whose comic powers we bad anticipated much,.had but little to perform in Doctor Bolus. Miss KELLY as the ' * Tragedy Queenoind Mrs.Purcor and Miss STEVEN. riot., as Maids of Honour, contributed greatly to the ledicrods effect of the'piece, which was given out for titere representation with general applause. The ".FllisFating Opera of Rosina succeeded, and from the cast of characters, it would be a waste of time indi. ,vitloally to dwell on the merits of the performers.-- ;1111i4e CAREW, in the character of Rosina, sod riARIEAN, in Belvitic, were rapturously applauded. Min KELLY, in Phoebe, finely pourtrayed the feel. lags end emotions of love and jealousy iu scenes el rustic simplicity. The house was genteelly attended, irides the protracted season of the two great Thea. tree, the Gog and Magog of the kgitioute Drama, is Closed, we sincerely hopi that the spirited Proprie. tor of the English Opera will meet with that support which his establishment for the encouragement of na. tive talent io highly deserves. EZECUTION.—This morning Thomas• Buttery, Timothy W.Piamara, and Christopher Fernaoai, alias Richard Clarke, .were executed at the Old Bailey, pursuant to their sentence, in the presence of a great concourse of spectators. They were brought to the platform a few minutes before eight o'clock, and prayed most fervently. *Fernandi was greatly agitated,itnd declared before God and his country bas innocence. The others acknowledged the justice of their sentence, and met their untimely end with for. titode and resignation. Last night an order was tie ceived by the Keeper of Newgate„ respiting the sett- tette* of death on W. Rrison, convicted of (erg* IL bill of exchange, who was ordered for execution this morning; for viz days from this . day. • COWES, JUNE''.—Arrived the IStrssfi trenspoet, with troops, from Halifax unippir tr. 4. I • • 0 ... A lows : "• " 66 Teel s lsw aitto iis It on h, saci inisther, et preser *tick ik k ins to that hie two du Fourhe t*ken, • Greed •t I mks CI J r , Oasis fi Ow oh] to kir• of h deafer _a_ pror • , i hnd Abal.ga "Al • Iptsrof and thi tom, 1 Awed, The ea ample made 1 deuce .in ord ,be sits ,are ad Three Abe for ' iNcl fraegb `si fort* Six Ai ATM Fa dred almo CO •n 1 Ith Edmu . & the runty by M folk, key o Pu t , ' them which ohne mien, Oaf& 'owe wines, btr 59 lb a call the cl lnuie4 As 4o*n night horse deal] withi hide fire gagg coon 201., whit of tl gag I •ain Ci eeiri port 011 _ but wen *et . In la I ; !•. f . - . . ... _ . . • • , , • . , , . . . . , • . . . • , • ' • , 'k, •••' , "•'. . . • • . . ' • t, • • -- • -- - - -i , • - • .• THE ,ikrATISMAN. _. : .... ~ „ . . . .... t___-.....,....__ _______._______________ .......... _...._ _- -_ -_________ _. . • - art i il tangeoget‘f the blued,' be sights him.' The ow • vibets ? If they diellsot whet was the seselng ef ~0 not Isouotto k ta st z e mbenge the'ress It sub ever eil let J "' II r i. J. 7 " , " " 27 - r --' difi,Do& if shah made for the vessel to depart, led if she t ow the Indemnity,BiliV Whet , differe nce Is there bes•r'vegolsrly re-Issues 4 did liiiiieme Isileientiel Pidsl4 ;Sistine Ist Jane for St. leis de Cuba so i . I *eon. the perpilt rater of* . . ,deed eyed die Aftelsori who O v isioto.....tliot pawl istifialiot ti • ttordillcithciea os i ng& ,44lllo.lloliesty's Olp g s k had not iustabtly heave hdr aeChar , the flatteries coo; seine firing , Ind continue till the leasable cha se d Widget's it, and•the •PerttiseentwhiogirlitotteTt• 'I 'isst i t operf t ptlossir.offeroloishomeeht •etieireetivO . s ,v___ Wr: su ir id d i Hu - moiesty's ship . %Ammer' or ta ar a.-- t illed with a can tee nose. I see them Agee' togithatia eivie' .which Will Wiwer fait to liamil'its- fed effect he lbe • - ~ , ....,, cornmoniq' of itildedditirleted virlesaher Viola the t ow* of sloe, eihd that not t . teototte.• the Day. "-10 Tuch for the terror which thi s s i lo • -- • Trion„ . .iese /It y.T?,f4.Z I .-Y"`- c -"!: 1- ' 711 ,, is- bi , f. l imprisoned individual inspires in the breasts of in • .. Itlghest or tkii lowest fist, ilea lltra eflittheetii r . lbe - • Pubneelptdlosi•r ttureelhofen adtiebt 'acidified, joillfro Alp •f-Atrii,* . 1 !!!!. ...". the Sovereigns of Europe . t • .. .. ~ at r • - • • • '',. /pity of specie.— • . • eesein, il l e.etworetelitetloo.• " • • ape n the . pointesnosi begiallailtrtrifts Welfo . .. arise! trim Asi r „twAlp,,,s..l•Frupo --..... . .. ~.: l . . .._ 4-. "pee . _ tea . - at J amaica • " Gthitilling Il • flaYillin;' ,l UMW 1 1 1 1T ._ lin' from -spokori or •Ilfttrat loterM4lllll' end . coo? lilto jaeitstty's o eldp.,o,lo-bad_ Ilan.o-4 1 m ,- ism aica ,Is 'goof, in ittde °tall *fist has been talking,* _.,.. •......_ % _ ,A. ____—_•-.... _..t. •...... - ... -......... _-___-_-.....r....2.... .....ir nt:n.ataninn ail _ -*- • . • 1 : __:.z.t. i1.........u.i11ipti 13th June ..... a.-- -...,.......n1 in meet ad shot noreciat. ...t - is:u.d.:barii:tesnle, didtyia ni wit ...-- -• • • .. , . . ...: . t '- ' 4 i, •-' • • , • • no b s iiteir boil . - • . t - .. •,, . ,• . , _ • .._ `' .. • • . • - 10111106111 11 langoage4f the liked, 4 he sights him.' Thi s i geel . rothvo "d if she doe s is tbeh made for the vessel to depart, If ts wt‘i s pd : ip : sent . bin', and continue till the weaseikkas cle as o not instantly heave hdy aechar , the halteries cos. . , . the Day."—lo much for the terror which this shot A ten tmprisoued individual inspires in the breasts of stj lowa : . SG T ee m polity • the Sovereigns of Europe ! '' - ''. •• Nic Ctres.Tilisa Ma. of specie.— • . ' posts from —....-. to , his Ins iled.lons Jamaica .. te ems , -.. ... .- • • .. .. b ee n •... It i n spite Of ail *fiat has mla tratik On his rely eyeailed 13th June that has appeared, in proof of the necessity cl ip bears a cis .. . . printing i t idependent s impartricifid'inbisaiid *nether, II missionerss'undes Mr. Beouctitati's to e • - , Act, nllvli 0 present o f Joefi l itire to the .•: t _ . _ in a the *toes of Charitable Estilblishasents; tie Which web affii 'Would ipes - O b ey boa it ct • • 41 6 e nt • e eeee to Mirsisters hiii . e t been , fill i ieg op the list with their a il stated, by one • of our moteirig C a , hundreds It la rem , ett 4' e i ferii. have .createres. It is temporaries, who has been pet in possession s( torn AO of .the wonderful i tall ha the names, that. some of them ere nearly militia these ten fit . Noble Families, noted for their support .ot idtoepticaseintivhietiyr.KiTnghe, ~. or Mr. a Gawking about . uovernment ; others are themselves known ' al it. --There tereor edvocates of the Ministry ; while the te e ~ I I.ina to 1 , and many of them r.l • Gentlemen are passed ove,y, whom the last g o : , coinmoda !d by the Police for • ~ • , , that hi 4 a pgrto , the Education Co.mmittee recommended ei r „ ln the two dm were made nest' A to.the notice ot,PArlianient. Lord Siououse informed. .They are is ske i nly responsible for the whole nomination, ne s Youche 1 erated'details of an oniversally understood. If he has indeed•inbtiedth • telteri, ar • Creed P "ever, by arresting by,ineals, he.cannot irossilrly escape the food voices( -These are places upon whirl, iinquestir t p ke ui' . e li y e es in o t f li . g tli ' e a . t e i r o ni n o . try are anasnudy fined ; and ve .fa at ibis aping ls,.hi t y h e ti s a u ff e a c i e r ed i n _7 . banks of ' have heard, within the last few days, of an imprint% t•lic Mini ? and we ; ; r to hold s ...eetaig .ii t h e City in order to form. 4 . .4ffered 0 6110 Ma of two days, defy for .assisting the redress of Charily Abaft-. .r . spits.' We trust that such a Meeting will not •be held with. . "Jeru a star e i s sa id ta out adflretslog the Crown to name able sod ankle " A l to posts fro . „.. . • The Commissioners. • . vatt Secretary. „ • ~. the city, _ elude the pursuit' of g . -,; . to Ivies If 4HE wURRN.—The accottut of the state of llis is makes the fellow: ' e QuaER! yesterday 'rum •Kew was—" fler M Ann; •Of h Arse ode of the legalpro- baa had a good night, and is better to-day." ion.:at , dearer ii bras _on ''( he 2d kilt, ..- Jamaica Papers have been received to the 9.3 d if , loatto... a let the hotel where 'MV. The only article in them worthy of notiesh . pro,. is :. Getteeel ; who, the the following confirmation of a piece of intelligaids • , "and soft which previously reached us through the medlars'( iiili . tiet till Mt fol- the American Papers;— • 1 . - . prospect . Amulet., id . nclindli linfot n . the . KINGSION i M A Y . 22.—From St. Domingo we de. ' "Mfi ibid . a Manila: las ,rivii:ioformation by the Dol'phin;thatsAuait's mar • '. - . • • Verne a, papers seized." ' . aieittad effected a binding in • the early part of this arid this tt .• deeetiptiotte . .. pe 'teeth, On &mina, an island to the nortir-eist ofSt. tom hi Doefingo and after encamping some troo p s, ba d pro. - jib tits 14,4 Slim. waded : to ' Pailatique liiiy,•a few itilligues to the lee. ..Acmd t P 'I he eau ils 9 meetioaeitiltat ward of t he city where he had established his - head- , ... ~ ample reliveyil persons of quarters. In cOnseqeence of this intelligence, all . made IEI t h e.te g a h ra ted.taon, tile imilars and militia at the capital bad been pat • . devotes runs" - tb.,be derived ander,ares s for the purpoae s es was said, of match • i deuce a viiiiiie pettidetteel, tag to Pallanqee, to dislodge the enemy. .in node, An article, dated Antwerp, shows that the Conti- !, 66 blessed - 114'0er dent is not without its share of that pest which has " .humble And Sal shall not be disap-, so long disgraced this country—we mean the cii:ca. ... i .." pointed .3urope. five: not, yet Istion of base coin. Hitherto, the severity it'd i(gi. lance of the Police, combined with the beauty of 'the .. '4'itiOn tc It is doubtful *he- •. • • major part of their 'metallic currency, has saved both ,be site a r reach It. We Oro . major - 'France end the Netherlands from any alarming cir - i Are adni Three d re shall heir tiechdf edition of a forged *tedium. Avarice and ingenuity ' - ,the MI y in the' deliberw. have at length ventured on this ne w enter p rise, an d for that its doctrines - and it is said that a great quantity of counterfeit pieces of a * ea a ii s h t h an the smaller silver money has at length been intro., diced, particularly into Antwerp; rind we are sorrj ' k . Trrcr. so Mich Bed sp seri- . to lista, that the Captain and Pilot of an English I,' fraoght tof Chauoacy shout vessel are among the first who have been arrested for • 'I forloi, *arty of. ab• ,object, thissabominable fraud. Judicial proceedings are 40 ' Si NCI Ili &shaver Megan commence forthwith. . 114 ATLI E L i is s u pport 4 , The .ardnoos an 4 unprecedented contest for the t • trip to I adviser of.the ikel. county of Brecon terminated on Thursday (the Ibilt ! "tv,tir at • • day), when Colonel Wools was declared duly elected, , Fazio, Acts end • n lesolite being hts fourth return. The numbers were, 839 for Mr. orgettert"' knseaseret . Woon, A nd 02 for MORGAN, majority 37. I n order • !Orients of sh e p re t ee twit s e t to mark the result of this mutest, Colonel Woou's dyed al 'tie of i s E i ce lf z i n kt . friends were td have a bonfire on the summit of one ..• almost '• - . ? etthe BreclitioCk„ beacons, called Ondir Arthur (the .soperb . • • • % higheit mountain in South Wales), on this evening. • ou the ,swell es provokink It may he seen in about 20 counties. on MG Wield should bi made The heat for. - aome days past has been so excessive, : The sfe seem to have exchanged climates with Italy and llth i rieion be increased le. At West Indies -the one .at present deluged with ' ' . simnel eat". • 1 sill om.-fa• ir!ins,"aiia the ether yorprisid with a visit from the • Th y h •celculefioa can be -i c ebergs,' ' - * • suing , les should fall. The toGwirt OPERA.—Among the novelties intro. 1 - C 81 1 441 ..__ ____._ --A .I._ i1.....,1 at this Theatre. the audience were last night • .. nit P, t -sr KT THE STATESMAN.„: