The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-16 00:00:00

F THE STATESMAN. SPAIN. (Funat Tim CONSTITRTIONNRL.)—MADRID, JAN. 6. (BY AN EXTRAORDINARY COURIER.)—The UNiVerBUl, of to-day contains the following, dated Madrid, fitl(: i;:stant :—. " it is half-past eleven at night, and we know that the notes of the Charges de'Affaires of Austria. Prussia, ::rd Russia (in which the note sent by the President of the French Council to the Ambassador of that Power at ' Alsdfltitters, sad *litchi/as 'needed in our Number of yestdrslay, have not yet' been presented to our govern totet....From_oat pravats fume of informatiow wei4 )luderatand this communication will be made to-morrow. Iflo6 possible' for. us to- learn the contents of these, Notes we will Immediately communicate them to our Readers ' ' .'r Aftliciltgb this Note has not been presented, the. Vbercei d'Affaires have taken cars to give it an indirect publicity in. Prder to ascertain the public opinion. If this has beep the intention of their Excellencies, they mat have %men struck by the impenetrable firmness, the mideration i ,ppd, above all, the dignity with which the Prall)le bay ryceived the more or less apparent menaces tOsifeled . Voegh the enigmatical and circuitous lass stage 6 Diplomacy. Spanieh wisdom has known lttite(o fora a' just idea of the proposed end; and Car 1 tiilknride lipomptly put the Nation in a condition j t i t s w _Al_ to t every event . The Government and the Cortes.. at thiacrisis, will justify the national confidence, and wigriise elnal-fu circumstances. " Ott the whole, the march of affairs justifies the view; whitilPatim'Orerettted to the Puhife two months since in the . Conallltillevivel of France,' In which was slated. hypothetically, the circumstances whibla have now taken piaci.. Meanwhile; the news of the day has caused ail' sitedee of 'opinion t 6 disappear. 'the Masons and' Comninneros am all disposed to ;set in concert to defend the Manorial Independence, and vigorously to repulse verity stifles' of danger which may threaten the Consti 7 , tut9mt, which .they. delight publicly to call the Holy. . I.:I:. Many persons of influence are exerting themselves 41:ty andidigin,to.ertkentrage thli spirit. " General limie r . sod • 14141-4411.Deray, RIAR CNA f;i•crtnA, have rut: fly addressed the Landaburian Club .. Mt equ a l dignity•iud'firmnest to ensure thi union of the Fmtriots, to put an and ti 'petty quarrels, and to trllina confideftee ifilivethr of ill' the lilinibtry. These propositions art reeletantly.Vecalvet, With enthusiasm by theepeetitors. •Ittiotor; as Weil as other patriots, always insist shot thwpoMtethimadversion shoold be confined to the chiefs of the two Factions; (the Serviles and Caularimcs, or partite tsf•swo Chambers), and that the manatee!). should he spored. For the rest, Ittaao has soienittly eogusreCto strike an effective blow for the affair of the 7th of July ; ` not', says he,' against the it retisoned tilt haltesam, histardast the orighpasalhoss; .e , p ought to ite stemaerboral-'• • , 'Ll'e 3 tlig4LY, the *t.ioeeteral •Atavit. formerly Aid oil t! e-4;aaw,to,the .Dasite itafilkuscivic i ..said in II drat, l , firienalgovatiktilf,t* gginfa of eemitnent aad firmness of si4ersilicsillickgytkAorshiat to possess. ' tise ii•se i tt ritt of th e causes& e pgqpje A pish :to wow s ilwinthiposeis enta of heroin th.,&,e; •Ittese •bliad. people 10 ,41 . they . will : they Ati AteMpil ' Sowtri 'unites', like* wall o' throne, uodet,th ~" 11 41 4 ,1 a nee prqp its Spiniardi, gilt* .c me F. aces andiattarbe.. • [MAP' • The Municipali ' , du,. of 01 'ilfe:7o-- Nilel---k _ . . IPIRIN, A t if i r A f4lia L 6. 0 • r 3I T , •iOI - ~,-ox. ‘49 1 , IC' 019ktE4, or tgi 0 !F u fl a o'. D r '4.lc'ffsYPainll e, 4 li.,Alibil. 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" t ii?Ps l 4rs.ilie, I \ben "r than It".ci rc ,111r ) V!fellala4s1)11 1 111 0 a.r t r l s 'bon wp Oil ..i.w kif1. 1 .4193 , )itliri -F . lirlin OP!' " CulettiniTut,Atiltattcllf; l ll, - ttitip.ovtra, !:e s oc i r an liappmele 3 ~ lirailF4ll ilyofilunoliPpr . rs vat 6ns *hie% d ill present emsevei . to those W • examine lih. Doll t. 4 eq4r. Witufly, alib i eorlfilide?? le' liir - i'Vfklii i seitidstflti ? lit the b i tti ,#. pi Ili 44, I Ohl ill '.llll :11j1 ' Olt' ~, . !. . 1411 7 - - 446'0 ; II artsrselsoase: ,:. sasi., 1,..: 4 .,J .. • s: A u ari l r /IV otaktit c 4op p e g ,:. /. t .'rte .014 in il, TA — N oi -- -i - arrni rani apsupiyie?: lfin-110 he r e • ma y , said rants, ouzv v. . I parties in mote measure to be reatin . g.po heir arms, lofting fuel the inswrr from ?Weill to tbi. lowns Note adilressel i by Ni. de Vilteld to M: peLsgili e.life'Vreittli Ainbas4 l •ailiir, and. which; stringetto sly, 45e piibirskil in thil gildhltvir before it toillitliave rittead ill'iLesflOation. 1 If ilie Spa•nial•ila ere goldenly ellperfeitte and ' good: sense, they weed not long hesitate for an answer ; they'. haul's linty to say to At de Witte, "Abe Alia of I.lnosti.. introit-1160ra offer twins proved ',Uri ' , en , insufficient gualvwtee farloor own liberties; wbribtodtbrufe expect it us baimere efficient with regard' to' ns ?" Out the Spaniards have character so totally different from that of awy other people, that it is qdite idle to endeavour to foresee what their answer pal II be. A few days will however solve the enigma, as the return of the messenger is expected before the 15th. In the mean tiiii. M. Jules de Polignac is putting every engine in motion to oust 1 N. de Villele, and has made no inconsiderable pro gress in his design, '• though the Minister offers to consent to any thing rather than divorce himself from the hojoyment of power and the sweeteof office . lie evea t inshmits with patience to the romantic vagaries of M. Chateaubriand, wbo delivers his opinion at the Connell on the affairs of Spain in the same stile as that in which he wrote Atala—he talks in high, inflated tones and bombastic phrase of the Pyrenees, and the Oudalquiver, of the Cid, the lower of chivalry, and the ancient King Pelasgas. He Las indulged so much in this strain of ludicrous solemnity, that it was too much for the gravity of a King. and the sides of royalty have been more than once shaken with ' hearty laughter. lie Is, Inc a word, the very . Don •Quilote of trivy eoun4lors. Masses;Deielot, Dedon, and Boa rienne, have refused the Directions Generates, places* of gOst trust and impoetentr, and worms about eighty thou and francs n year reek. This it a sitting profit that they look InriLard with confidence to the speedy fall of M. de Villele. it. ditlit'floaidannaye, ono of the principal men amongst the Ultras, has refused. the embassy to London. A venle . of_ Carhanarl has been discovered in the army of the Py renees ; ;this was the cause of the sudden dismissal of eleteen officers of the 3Sth Regiment. M. Tournon, the Prerect — Or Lyons, who had the folly some time back to write a letter, at the same tithe so insulting and so imprudent, relative to the disbanded soldiers, has received and followed the advice of sending In his resignation.— While waiting the answer from Madrid, the Parisians are amusing themselves with the following bon mot and anec dote ;—Lady Aldborough, nt one of the receptions et She Duke of Orleans', who inhnbits the Petals Royale, Seas received with great affability and kindness by the Duchess of Orleans, but on being presented to the Duchess of Berry, who is not wanting in hauteur, was, as she thought, treated with indifference, ft not with disdain.. While smarting under this, she Was asked by some one what she thought of the Dochess of B. to which she replied, Rile West pas mil. mnis cite jeroel Idea dereadre en per des maniere' du Pedal" Itnllafe. Thep .• tit of "this, it least in French, is excellent, and was a Ake; hitter and caustic allusion to Certain 'stories' 'in circulation. The anecdote is as follows: M. Ale*. andre 'Di Laborde, fottnerlyan emigre, now a Witty., anthills° has become liberal in order to attract i(little noti c e, set nut some time ago for Naples ; Oil: his arrival At Rome, he found that Prince Castel eicali has who, 1 .4041 nay Prince Castle Grasshopper); Neapolitan AealTsador. et Paris, had transmitted ;Welt alarming 'Notes npon the inflammatory liberalism of M. Dv La horifeilhat the Neapolitan Arabassador at Rome, told 'him 11t could not he suffered to pollute the soil of Naples. M. De Laborde, delighted at having an occasion of mak-, ingk isoise and a display , sent in numberless appeals nub . „041amatiotia to the diplonrthe bodies of Rome, Paris:A:vies, Bce. The Upshot of Which was, that Itsiffo„ tile:Nines Iltfoister at Naplea.sitit An fficial Jet ter, inc lotting a pasiliort for . hi. De Lilsokar, and contain ? ink the following endeitiv: of Csst l proceeding.y4Ne ficntinelci Male beater "do. Prince de Castel &Lyda. The iwiginatletter has hetet', shown about in the'Panabenig St. Germain. Lafitte and Foy, the chief of the oOpsitkaf, were, received by thit Doke Of Orleans With vest s ag/sullen end eoroalliv ftir itilii . ,l44,lliihn'ess • hai been &trod muds ontfrageJ in the Pfapecsit Bleno,, which is • the. Thßsitce tl/tripairly: 1 :4.11 1147 • T V . :7"1 " i p ri t '•I ••. /• I --• 141 l a 4ii."'"_,` • '', . ' iitg 'oat • nor. t il . ' 9 llWfalti - -.l' ' 1 ' V" . ilonand '. , 0 1 48 •Wifettbre.' ~• .1" `;' . o' Vambre ' 4 0 ",• ff. ariert•y4.vlVm 1444 "•If Q I•illAshoii . 0 0 4 /.1 ,1 ) ~r . u,. flisathors - '•0 •, 'V ,14/eiteabeft•Aftf IkIJ inill.m. Detail, ... ..._0 . 4,41,,K,:,, r 1 --,-.77raff -- 4 7".3. - `.4 4 4 1 .0 1 ** 141 0 G rei f' x eht iZ' tS• ! . ~ , vi i N :T iriL 7l.!:(. 1•• e ir ..-.65 , ,ti, I,l4triv pn sitl tut . wi t v . regs : IVircim•Parls, Spaaideßendi locasatitrasitorteeaspand ripened an et i : Afterw lhely arde we* uple 0112iipitiettbod deal of ti R is i me ia„.„,i,jui nt ,:, , • -Id: L111.11'17 1' hoe .t - . I • ; ` ) . l 11,r9fiviseMLNesr Spanifv/liiiir, adkViti**ll4 i114:461 kbn..--New 'Milan, Ata ni: 1 . ~..."' ' se-t • N " a P ish ` t lO —N.. 47t..... 74 4 er imi ~ m i r) t • , otT - B „ R,nf . . vi a c ti i . 1 L ; .. ..., 40 V . ;. . . 4,. %%40..0110.. 4411.4 a. 41 , Ai ;pill s lA.dlit ihLf •ett 0 4 ; h: Itnif.„%atf,_ll. ,n 0 ; _,_ l L___•x•i__, - 1 1- .:i.1, It •. v ..,T) . 1 ANWI4 I 44UPIite AM 1 IP, _9fißellgiqa tilltt of. ithettiiAbelletand Ilitramtberor , iholdloeemedster easpead•thmir &pedlar/n*o olmeiraivtili the , :ifFival of the answer from Madrid, the asscriedihiTi l nklie pfltfee' Vi i e Oh ' . ti;,rri r tery bA j i;gtOiiAo4l;ifah.kiip,,, stitiititina)iats farlke,pniibim,4 aqrpripiagAnd,elanghe. teriog some Ropiliss Refugees, had plvem hi Otitis much. •controveriyanaeisgst the d!lfereltit painted?' Il a rlit'Con'z' _., , . ; .ism i. • . i . • *a .44.: t • ' .41 i fftesitsommet 14 i :fire! is antogllbutAVAl. ,. ,F , re l ybts- 1 . dill, 'I a li s ,t l 4,,e°;t;', l 3r , . bAiPP. I lOU AtiNtrtdo4t. anc(eumplaccutly.expatiating ea Cite Jtverolb.allbged.t. , leage.iseeo eonamittedventitedtt the •Idett , that- they will liefeat the.luteith tiftintiMis v iit,lbelifitiisteol4'afid Mlist . ',der a • lli ' • itilT ' ' Tb li r r ey . i't , ii... .., 0 misters, liorivtr„,Odsgt . stem 14 !ilcti, :thu smog View of the subjeckfue,,thu o ricr. milder &loots disposes of the question oftlwaviolddliubf territory in the following manner : :'"". ''. l'i '''i ..' 4 "Flie'rfimours which have been, iti,4444,l;iikqe Ki. ; .ierting •0 0 'POMP. of tito;:SPSinish;FOßPOittAnipaiia at foe French tersieery,, seems& to lie explained sway by. the following trdele la the Ahnicirrai . ffellththi' "" " PAu , JAN. 5.::-A dettiOtitieUt of OVI/ilo4ortist!' irmy of Spain entered, on the 29th of December, the territory common to both Nations, in the portion occupied by several inhabitants of the Consume of 'the Althrdee:: It was commanded by Colonel Asstira', who took• ibit - j direction to surprise the village of Valearlos, ite',aakeik for guides in order to find his way, and it is &trunk to, conceive bow the Adjunct, alio acted Foe the absesit Mayor, could have the weakness td yield•to tech an in vitation, especially as he ought to have recolleited the firm and honourable conduct of the Mayor, in schema. stance nearly similar bat still more arduous." . The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Viscount 'do Cha teaubriand, gave ,'grand Diplomatic dinner on Sunday last, to which the Spanish anal Portuguese Ambassadors 'were invited ; an invitation which they of course ac cepted. This was considered the more remarkable and important, as they had been excluded from the dinner 'given by the Russian Ambassador ally or two before. An occurrence of such a kind was well suited to loarisian gossip am) conjecture. Various opioioos were afloat os ,the subject, and oats very prevalent was, that it was a kind of ;stadia pledge for the continuance of peace betweep, the two countries, given in consequence of the arrival of satisfactory intelligence hens Madrid. It was state+ in the Etoile and Quotidiasse that the itlinipters bad received by an extraordinary courier the answer_o_likea l Spanish Government to the notes of France and the Allies, dated the 6th inst. The fart was that Madrid Pagers . of dial date had iiiived at Paris, but whe ther the important attester Mid been brought, appears , frono r nie deliberate habits of the Spaniards, to be vrry problematical. The principla contents of these papers; as' extracted by the Paris Journals, will be found to a preceding column. There is very little news, besides, in the Palle papers. The Royal Court, it appears, will hear both O. uses of M.,Renjamin Constant, upon his own appeal, and that of the public Minister, nett Ss_ turday. Thii editors of the Conatitutionnel, Courier Fraurais,'Journal du Contmcrce, and the Pilot, are also sued, in consequence of the letter to the Sub Prefect of . Sa um ur. FUNDS . ox MoxnAe.—Five per . Cents. opened at S7f. 70c. ; lowest, S7f. 45c. ; closed. at S7f. ;) o c.--Bank Shares, MO.—Neapolitan Stock, 73i. —Spanish Bonds, 54; Scrip, 14/ discount.—Exchange on London, one ‘losonth, 25f. 30c.; three *months, 2M. 15c. . • OiTnesaay, Mi. 'L'afehfrird,..'the Ring's Messenger, airiyed,in Town with delpfaches from Mr. Hill, at • 11tita, ''.. Mr. DeAn, the.King'sflfesuoger, arrived in town a 1 few days since.fromVerona, heist iii. last messemgor: 1 from tbat mission. • The I)uke of York left town ois Sup*, on a vieutoto , the Earl of Bridgewater, at Hensel Hempstead, Hertford= shire. _.,,.. • . , , .• :. .-- • • 1 The Mriel.aftiverpeol arrived is -Owe yreteedav, front 'Combo Wood,- and in thererenfat. , the Noblir Ear l' 1 with the East India Direetorevat tile London'TitiotikAit the dinner given to Laid Amherst, previoutilio hTferip..:* lisrefar India. The Chaticellot of the ftelieqiiiit eta 4 Mr. Canning accompanied the.Preptier to.thrt.dieuer. , 1 ' • Ygstei'diy, a Courtof l' i ti restore *al , held ",0) . the, List! dt India lin'tite 'Shea 'the Melt - 116 n.• Leril bet ~ was i n trod u c t ed, and took the Tamil otstlls, _oli being ap- A pointatrOovetnOr Oerretal or otog,4.;',:'iiit terdAmit b, lifterwarde dined - with the Directors at the - Citt_et_ London Tavern. At which were pitiellie Majesty's Ministers, the Lord Chief Juitice, the Vice Chancellor,. the Right flon.'Charles Brant, Ind' Many °Met tliitiii- ' ip l tuished characters. a • The Quolidicone pretends that M(. 7. 11 . • waif)* 7 Isle., it calle . Chirge des Affaires of the'llegenctus Spain, was atnohg the persons invited to tfle diFilobtatlr dinner given by Viscount Chateauhriand on 'Sunday 14t. Our Paris Correspondent enables us to give a posififd tontradictlisn - to this statement. The Spanish Ambasse. dor, the Duke of San Lorenzo, was at, tlte', dinner:, ether with the other foreign illinisters resident its, 'Paris: Palmasedp was not there, nor was be invited.--, VLondori Morning ; Paper.) ..,...•.: • . 1 01 The Ambassadota of Spain and-Portsgal •attended• ' terday at the diplomatic dinner given. by 11. de C - • eenbriand, Minieter .af Fdreign Affairs' . It wailed/ Marked thaa•the eqUipage of the Doha of Sahli toeen g o *aviary aiagnificentConstitutiosnel.) • •, , •',, •'' u ' , By the Breton, arrived at Nantes, letters were' ittif-' day •reesised from•Babir, dated ebb ithi of Oetaber.=o Pipe. that *Cod AO 't ontest•hetsreen the BrialiSin ildiriltelwortignse• had produced no result, thlingh' ii 'Oonstant tiring, attended with much injdry to thelbii'll, II been kept np'ontotii sides: The great (Nee of former ialli ilijiAdtattis Madeira of the folk pre net. 'the irrlfol . .il, it 4„fleditidp from Li shob, Stic as ? 'petted in il;eleg entric . lif Ititlveolber. Bete p op, i thglyst 110 N i -hail left Bia,Plice, and a ,a,- Matte's as 'fiastiengeri In the Biet6e. The leek ts bed,: . ,barked their most.veleoig. gynpeevi r on board the kreeole frigate. _, ~. 4'. I , * ..1152 j _ ._:i 34 , 1 ' ;Baton:rap, tax: U . — lf t; . b e tiTu . st s, sffe. rt , * 4; lat . li lt:talestre hea, - I liqprOtipt„ps ~ i e 'e cn positlifib;'expeclid;i ft er so severe an attack o 'H gnat.; be - is this evening very considerably ht..ttt.e ,' l Acqprding to f ,ritsions reports from Constantinople, ~ Idated the 10th of ppeemb, qtylstMpitas Pacba had i tejsch difficul% ig esaillat f r om irrel°2l,altit.li binielf the fl ciy-oafi .Ictattf/ • f p ef . .., r& i - s *.t!te!lttik, Ttivtir dh Y*itil i lij ltft ifk,` iio9lllle elWiiiiltit i 'k . . fifoio ts , lTier . OA if d : Trlthi [Mitt e els (Wearied, t e 'nee s live ego . id i In Akers of the Archipel; .. ~. . , 1 4 4. 4 111 tred bra letter' fro tie Apt' td'Lloyd . . it i ci 4 staistinople, dated 10th mz : r - : " The Stag; , .14 ley, and the Catena, i, bgge, • arrived*. here frogs 1 Tagao-rock, with only ;Ismail par* of their .cargoenst r boards having fleenforced• to leave the Bay in.contes quwee of a heavy. gale frori.alie north-east,. wlikli% 'bronchi down large bodies of ice.'! • • lirj ~. tVies:e.wflgoer 1.-4 t is reported that -ow , Soveliiiien hut° have bitten intervievron-rhy-st ...., .._...... . . Emperor Mammal& his attgiterittend, -.lll* to 8ei4414, intellApencettletei been reedited: fameteerelyetletiple :41 " The keedloi Halide Effendi-: wee , not plate*. is bed% beeevepeetted, on the gate of ebb seragliovbet itIVIL.X4 posed. ie . .ti busiti• of silver. This no doubt ardsit friteV. someittitohleitit • '' froln'tbd'Orand Beigiiicitc' '''''... , lAiteqt.liefflOrtlilt . rtip titerf. tot eigniktu re:Willi: *SIT MIA Sh4ift`of S 6 rr" I .qu'eliteg:htei ‘,O, eXIIS tri m ti g otili; coki s A4 On an Pcr Y .4 1 3" , to . .Itßiilite - Ye; • ~ eilSi .oil gip sebject of Agricultural Distress.,,,,4lsem ;rings of the loaded interest of this county al tke.-piteaddi me. meet aruestrome. • • : ..t&I Vit'4l.: • ..1 .. . • MARNIMIS IN. limn Lurs.--On SotsellayAbe/Mit of 1 Dt/rinber, was tone:tied by the Revd.Pitifelefer..ln''the .l • Wide of At 8 Pitisb Ambassador, al Plot E tiesi,Wfsi told; of Bold Illifk Lincashire. rin'Oghtie 'toad belted of the Ilaje Yeleii.Pitten' Bahl, Esq.:to tfie. Prince Segiba.4!' Ilse beauti fal. Orilla was,atterided 'II 'hog ,mptiter and sister, LOrd ; DOndas,. Mr. Dixon. of thelAuards, &c. &c. • and waq givea.eway by his Excellency lerd.flurghereb. —The Prince ems Sapieha sae attended by the Prince Potemkin, the Russian Charge dee Affair's. at Florence, by the Russian Ambassador from Naples and othere,'d frienils and witnesses of this. happy ceremony: • ' The (Nerds, &e. of the Mail tonehii itat,tyri:ii!neital . ' terms the half state of the ibeda't 60, suclija the 'oft mendable zeal of Hie different POepuaere, on tire varioir toads, to forward the blalle , that sil k very Jittle varia tion, . they have all arrived Is dee time in Lombard Street _ .. _ . • ••• _ _ _. ._ Tus lllvenen or Mclitertst.--ofietee further aid berpor-, tent particulars have transpired. respecting the murder o' Mr. Smith, who resided between the Armory Mills, and Lewisham. Coleman, the blacksmith, who had been corn milted to Maidstone Gaol, together with another man, on the charge of the murder, lied sent, we are inforined.for. Air. Bicknell, of Greenwich. Clerk to the Magistrates of that Division, to make confession to him. In that confession, it Is understood, he has implicated another person, who has been imleated, more parlicularly than it is expedient to publish, as a principal in the crime. The miles engaged in it are said to have been seven in number. and the person referred to it is stated to hay.. fired the murderous shot. It is also reported that a house in the neighbourhood has been searched, where there were found I. the flue of sn oven, a number of picklocks and other implements of house breaking besides a coat and several articles which are expected to lead to further discoveries. nts . pt tirrolaNapeth, ; jest •wiese .otipat• people aei , all 01 ,-.- 7 --,-.lr-------- -- III:, will : they ,WAlmitkiii liana ta.641 the .pearple.oll i. ICE itirs.s.,.... w ,, t 8 s ta l i r Afta: 7 o . l aii*. India MO& ...*.; .. :'-' WI ;'411.° 4°""j ' ' likall " 491°1°4°4 °S' 111.2 'f°°l4 of the ' ' riot - r:R i tt.':':'.ll , ,i9l *DIM' BOal ..1 .6:410...p1b,' lorime, under , the,. wf ilke,rouairy, giving the „._„.,,,_,...„...... ~,,,, 0_ L . ...,.„., % all4l a now praititlhAbLO Spain there are 00a4but true ir pe r Zi77 44. . * :%,* 7 'r a il 1 1 1 7: 0 ; ; 0 7;; I ns • :4:70:U s, ; p4 . n Lards, „chop . ;,Iwßopont.ptconny to repel.fo reign • ip air c en t,....,,,,,,- o ,,,,;•:oB,l z oExontkoo,p 1 r ...i.. . r• oepaces aniiiinachavr..s,:t ba, . I .... . Iliw F0urc...1:.i....v aihe i , mut.. •S , os 11}ios: - '• • ' i• -1 " 44411 " 16416 -4 44 a R ' 24 : • - 6 Per Ct• IME. wh5....F...., , -,,--,--apar..a.lls 12s pat. I: The.ainair.ipalit of,Mathisi have publisheti..in the L0nwAtie....1.: ; ..,,..• . vas .. .. ... 1 , , slnati.. U. 13s s ir I; r:'.l,,criiatitsi• a thel:o t.:aWailtl row to hit iklaiesty en the bop. 3 per C. i! I :If,. P, •• f *AO Mer 44letstw • ••• ,- . B ° l l4 , v.TtioPtlite.7lls t io th ei hneifflight a similar paper. Arlah 5 per silk., .. ~...,. , ...rrri t5,....27/. 195,, , . '' lie form 4if 1 . • APAVI/000impted lathe Landaharti • -1- 4 . . ~,,, ;ucirti and receir es vigilant:Bll. i ,, n Aad Eot i p ...., V4lt vi: . meet t ivot o,e, pfp, in,sgmilweptt„pc,o44. ~1 ! ~ ~ , „ t „ i . ~ . . ! :, , , , ~ e . j _. • le:t;Ctrarnli t 4 I#l/ hiMAßAlllif.ittiliilyNOY ( 3 --"--- , - - ------- h oafish. ' ~ : til t ., ~ . • -, • . .'. t • ••• -: . ..J is '. D aiv lbw IP :4 .... :.. "'ri....,, ePote . OT w enlkt9 joitiiiioee ref... m - Woos qf teaks ~, • _„ .10 , 0160 , 41i i m0r. obstilvit a in. , ~..,„ , i : , `) Cietif fe I,II Vo l ia ' a w.i ' ' • r 1" tr o : . . 41: 1: - ,4% 411 el 41,111.r.e4 ;JR .34aJ . i i i i :42-. ti ic:Ille rf ,nti •"' t . i ottlee,Ash. : lnOulg .. ~ 4..44 ow. .1, n ilqnlipettli " I nch Plenipotenti• ~ ~ , 11 ,044 1 1Welti :743 7 ,., - • . J • f!.. 1:i Uf.t i Oee . ..,, a ' e., 4' f par Vas on se curious G4ltaltla th'.44o.4i•Astn4l4ol4. B olis fafiILIIIIP M.., 4 prrEdtisißpts ; 1 Fr y tyllyg will Anti in it boar the y /maw steady ; wiltslabeksiniesi 2. The mod utl t' e_• a r 4 4 r Mit , L . L ., .„..24#1.P0.1,e w.h.,_int.:71,1 iitisinsaildoi o 7. treets.thibrogoininrlll ht•.,....ra, the ilel i fi r iftti 1,1 eif 4va4nter,i I sosone paps arnica ..., A .,.,, , A . la,;noi t i o ,iti rv oh,....rhiligt,s n nteir u t :,tt t erq Ott: At sr the Rrfir n . t orcup l icacce,. r7,7:7 '7 .7,7: ,/ Fii ,,) %,- 7 17 ,,.; ..t.. '11t..411 .4:1 4E.,:/ . .,C;44T :" nr7.-IPYtiir";,,,aig e l%frei r at . l , l lll .o . tv .P, " Il ltE i Ndot r° 1 44 1 %t ttifilrießl9 l ,4l 4 o9. J 111 . 3i1 'riAJtifie., j A , r gtilit 0 M e ? j,„ . anti .. . ,C?Oi% di tfr,pipn L MA's , . iii i 04 ,144,,,., 8 7 4 . 0 contoompti s pel c l -AA, i 1 trhel cw y rites bee t% Aleare4l,a‘l4 3 . / Tl'. sinhobtli ist 4,, Thisiaisso bran 44' Ott& oft• "Isis" Ira d6l ace L. ° I * i P4:P: s4 n *A 4L 4 f M' s lc i, ' tnstilsirtiontie SW Allo 4 ll;ttieer: . I Wi 'do litdrbelito itly' • It rAk e i#l"!Sl if e ifft h Wq qtY"'. 4. 4-W' liLvitiei, orebbst;44lo l l4ll46ielkiitiOreio v i 1 1 6. e. N C s et Ilf1 " 1 5? 1"..717 V:1 1 2 1ii.i. 1 " 3 " ''' '1" ... ' . S . . r ..n tit. illintirla iti• I t t ran a mai a 1 1.:(2E. lONSTRANCE AOSTNST THE DOCTRINE OF THE VERONA CONGRRSS. (From tie Courier Francois.) The Greeks, you say, are criminal, and the Turks pardon. able ! Such are the inspirations of your conscience :it is thus you listen to the eternal laws of the moral world ! Ahn anan ! p2:rtti t ie...mi dis , snraotrinlonnsrstgb ibe . Greek eacons touch; v. de cience,which i re l: ititro the Turkish atrocity revolts ; which resists the new educke . pi,ef,.. fAgue, _ yoralA., princes to bear the eternal - laws of morality ; otherwise than the friends or those 414 i fiteniiiiml thele he tt l egitod with mutilate d Christians • otherwise then 1 allies of barbarians, wh o had dograifed, Ivy the slaver t er millions of men, ou r brothers, ind this sons of oar "masters, Permit Prince s and nations to profess a morality which may have no. thing in common with the keltoii 3 Of the massacres o f Scio. But if leaving these pions, declarations; which are somewhat out of place in this diplomatic bull, rube'. nated against the Christians in favour of the Turks, we pass to considerations purely political; the frankness of those who have signed this document is very impru dent, or rather extremely useful. The insurrection 'Alf Spain plac-d in the same line with the revolt of time Greeks, assumes in the eyes of the world a character, which it had not before. It is a warning that tnelli cause is in fact the samcoled the hearts which were is teres'ed for the victims of Oriental tyrany, learn frees the i lolv Alliande t,, take an interest, from the same cause, for regenerated Spain. The circular goes Cuther„ • and croclaime that the same spirit actuates Athens, M. " drill, Naplem, oat! Turin. • Let us • not sepa-a•e trtk 2 has been thus united. Yes, the absence of all la, 7. ages of abasement, boundless exceases„personal slavery. a government of the sabre, organised pillage, all these accumulated wrongs are not a sufficient motive to jus tify Greece in attempting to regain by arms her exist ence, and the rights of humanity.—.---Such an enter prise is taipabk; the circular eedeclares it, la the name of three Cabinets, which are concerned for the cadamities weigh desolate Spain 'al nee it has oh coined 11,0onstittitioo.--Yes, • religi on; 'morality, t!.e deireir Wad': *Mat *Splendid vecrillectloVpi ' deceive r.s o , liin • theylpeek In 'favour of Alreice ' in vain did 4,1 Eirope,gace rise to , cum bat the faijse;islie crusade o 4 e r ittnee,kposes orkother enemies than direeceand those w o are as culpable as the Greeketlsaf Abe circular of , V trona hatd•revealedltiothing else tansbnt this deelara d wilteulloisWeikil•be the most precious &cement whit h th ltdolfAilltinoir has beqemithed ter ;its. 1 ! .: • .- I - .. t "DO . n kilsEY—Tota, 4101441NG. . .1 4 -- -groir: .4 -• a !1., 1- • -• •. Sfraillns IC 1:111ZIP mAsseParrivins. ' l l ''• .i I. ' Thomas Benrick was indicted fothbeittleriOusl v 1 ) , *4 10 ` 41 i ng• add estettitget he digirlllW•Gowlie'orflreMl. • VrallY . ' i , tit, stet Xng its•watcll . 3 valee's/.•Ptefili iispertr.l, l *:‘ . .'" '' s V The prosecutor 4 icho ii . siellblit eg„ jetriptilfir'' i .Ortsfle:striet,l6 ''': 111 141 11 a-l.) 0 une t it M• 0 . tb*h el ,. ky. • -.lid elittrth- c omber , heti - Mien gon,v,isahonorAls, .-.• * eighliqgg i sekin had called at his eb,p,. wbenctommoioei 411 . denlY dished in a pane of glass. ProseenteciamoMs. ,t d,late!, , eiarrned to a glass case, which. wamoplioltelil directly twedite • the .bdokeer pane. • mid ise- tittle% • ' ,Otstre - Wlte lolled/ Cr 'some simolist4 VitikV Ms gal* Iblittatreef "'id, thief." - The eidt*er',• 4 war sain rnetaret lottly fent, 'and'Was I.tirstied'irserellk ij .1 1 floCil,Y. 11 9 qlofl, l 7,eep 'red him, and found the artic do t .In i qdkillon.in i ttpeesits slee t On be' sg tikon into 'Of; 11 1 P, t ils.o4lß Perf 1 1 ; h 'ALI . deCiAre4.thli Alt ha iris I firie*ffeeck, person. worecalled who gave else' ittro nog as egem4 ccioaracte r. .. • .:. , •, , • t r 1 n ' WI • Tbeiusief.lberem.Runcanst *borstal thet.raretr obill .obertlyeretoroollbeetirdict of Oddity; bat rettere (1 4Z ale to mercy on account of his youth vats} preview,' • lesi n thie''': 11011.141s4treior'shici Pitted tit_ tilt _, _2_, lc no atiett; wmcit'tbe Chief 'Bi ros site .s.vlr Ife..& i t te ded ,to .„, ~ 1 ..; .2 I , t 4 , . f ".• , .9 , !,116 1411 ap i e r f oll• gikl#l B 44l l l NIS ' o lC e lqqr• Mlrf r let 4 1 (et tuvs, • likitly L ktpok Ink 6 94.. laatuioX• , tit,.. .i,ja,,,, I kr h se• of treOrge Yawsoii, and 'Aprils'? his', imag o y in , : I • ispe i aseg i taaereutors, mod otbelerealaievlsiossoat tirees‘).'l,...ueorhx-1... , oe" 11 . ~ . ' n . 1 '•0;' :..3 . loolilak C a ttireiAlligaril4,4 lofMobrge 'Peewee ! s Air thitt her hothead is 4 l i f i ni i pgyd of. the Artgelpuhltc — , -1( houltit 12iffe,',..W . hdal . 1 "IN ber g sl 14 et, the . 1 W i cetillrfaAk i ih( it 441,10, ilii - hertse, Sli4le en s ' end; at, dfol i tt a g: l 4itl Szus).osn„igage.j.b t st *Liras imfeew rhi eptertng We Wy pi ,ebe,.4kacostered • the , ra t iatervec . Iv g onilie t ' e..J 'lair milted ashathat was doirsielsera., j II r eplied," tewesleep, and sery•sick, don't disMseitt 1p ." She told •him it was timesso.goi to bed, andelheA I be would We htway. After'seiiie besitatib or illW ) 1 t away. - Shelf . teied the deporlr him, std AIM" 111 9g seettre l eat ' at to ltee'N'' atin_arleiaile m NilTe• n f i l y *liar ;Ate' ROW& tft. stir dome,* * in tit till harci4, 4 ct i ctiratenispierciatd,off., ii i my of i se illtd.lnte cAttetik of die *AA itotimni4ktipe.Svpor 44,4 leego,to, admit tbie.tnArAnce, of- u t toest. Aro, 0 (had aloe been takes away.. dm i tit* coiner of draftily d jtvithe inta iufiirmed. of the prisoner hweiss beless us , pped by eisratefitlisin,w4th!lbe.ptieperty Hl' viifittekireil l ,is 1 e pail produced is ber property. 0w ,,, ry .4 ... i iliiseph Kendall, a wittclanasu•Af . . the, ptlists of Saint ...piorge's in the PAM, scalded that hoenappeirthirprisoner lout five o'clock in she :nee nit% st the , wwitter 6 . 1 Philip _ tterto,eheut a Modred yards! frost . ..theproilicitetiltr i io tilde t• tie Lad wpail.orrieis shoUlder; widehilse put even A I: 1 T e in p g ai ri l t w it:s ea s. e Lherge tisai tee l l4o t f i ldell i t beef' wa s , 5 ., :: isile°llllglihedwa'Yth,aaeMillesabkalit;3thaitt!ibeAbhiltan3;fiac Tl3l,lkitk'cla.,:, t n lying In the Eiirtlf . 'thicitt.,a4Cilietite *es spitig,,, have'company; lie ten prliCeedttl'a Few Pacea.,forr i v..,, TO. Af!cl begawkigian4lvert fif4aPvtiy at the tlear,Ofm Whet s shop, and, s., he ~ Sp4llB have some pork too ; 'Minos' then attempted te,•move the pail, and found 14,,.. very heavy; upon lifting rap • the price of beef, -harsites.. , 7, advared a quantity eflolowtoopper ationeting to twoireeta .' ,four sad live pounds: Suspecting • from MS' ifiresi•iii ' 1• aiswers that lie Wad steles) it,lie seirettklin, and liOtfrot7 a Thames police ollicer. • : ,i,„, ,t , ..isestsl ' Aaliewas, au officer bel•ngiag to thoThernes.reilee d ipee, p..d k pail, besistesatatten apron,' theidshalferownic mid a alireee, which:lactated In the prisdisetls packets. Wri t nevi stated tie iea the 'Orlsoners being asked how he be. Iteme,POssesee46( '...' atilt copper, he replied bee:Quid mit r shiali heirAit had- gat into Ida pail, and appeared (mile stir_ prised about It.• Wkseitraftreatds learnt that the .inga PuhllOolse bid beeil liii.kta' °pelt. The pail sod apron _Vero identified by the preMoutor. 1 The prisontron being asked, before Mr. Justice ffol. royd summed up, whether lie had any witnesses to cha racter, said; " Yes, he had a great many, who would give him an excellent character." When enquiry was made whether they were present, he replied, "No, they are not in this country." ' The jury found the prisoner Guilty. The Wife of the I prosecutor recommended him to mercy, us the ground of no violence having been offered the inmates. This the learned judge said sbouhl be attended to. A letter from a Gentleman at St. Bartholotnews, to bis friend in Baltimore, dated the 31)th October, observes, " Commerce is completely tit a stand at this barren rod:, and if it were not for the few privateers that still ern demos and send their prizes olf the port, URI would not have t h e money to pay the current expences of the Government; and as it is, I expect the next year they will have to draw on the Nlother Country." 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