The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-22 00:00:00

leer principles. On this pall of the subject I has. no remark to mote against the Exerotive, except that he passed no tenser! on General Jackson for his ins°. tone► in the Governor of Oeoreis. The establis‘ men' of the National flank.—the doctrine as to roads attempt to subject • State fob, food itEout its rnnsent, with as lilt!! rerennety es en in. toed to the sun, point :sorh a degrade. tints i.f it, SW, Soverairitip d as will frolice them to mere Corporations, moll render them wait to discharge , oho intnnrlen! posers *lnds • fair coloslreetieto of 4h• leaves in their hands. (I hare already. J.,io ever; passed the length of a reasonable letter, and give you only the outline of Ow Treaty with " 1. The Florida. are ceded in fell to the United States. The /Wolinn includes all the territory of Spain oast of the Altesissippi ittorr, with the adjacent islands dependent on the P.nejeres. " 2 Tao Ws...tern Boundary cnoissrneses at the moul t, o f she Sabin, River. continues North eloolt tlie Wetly's' back of the said liver to the 2211de/floe of Istitatio; thence by a lino doe North, until it its. retsocis the Ran Roan, en Rod Rigor ; throee alone the eivor Rio Ro j o, 11'estystd, in he 100th derossof innii•uile W... from London, utti 32 loom ‘Vastsiog too ; •nenc•, by a line do. North In the rim., Atilt,. oa•, to ita ILOVIC, in !mitotic. 42; thence, on that pa rallel of twits's)... to the South Sea. The last map of Mellish, improved to the 1.4 of January, ISIS. ..ferrvel to in the Tipsy for the lime, and you will 'Aare am diersity in tracing it. " 3 The 24th Janovry, 1813, is selected for re f/eluting the validity of straws by Spanish authority; all beforo that day lure declared valid by this Treaty, all subsequent to that day are void. " 4. The 'init.', States and Spain mutually re linquish all rlyints for either national or pd. •ato, pito► to tt-e signing the Treaty. " 5. The United %totes assume payment to their own titiz•ns of claims to the amount of 5.000.01`0 ijoilars, to by ascertained by Commissioners, appoint• ed by the I'm:dent. " 6. Tie old Trusty of Limits and Plavigation to continue in force, earept so far as changed by the pry:i•.ona of the present Treaty. • 6 7. A preference In bogie's' In Spanish vessels le the 'scission of shoat of 'direr netiotts is the ports of re.isaeols and Augustine for IY years. " This is in outline of the Treaty. It will not be printed in form onto' after the caching. of Ratifica tions. It passed al Senate by onarsimoos Cote, and • Resolution was awed to •liosing the sohst•tice to b e 6 i ten ."...( Innund Enquirer. Feb. 47.) - - - ---- ILIMBURGII MAIL. Sr. PUTERGIIICOOrt, MARV! 2s.—On the sth of ilia month the !hepatitis of Livonia, with their Land Marshal at their head, Rad the honour of being pre sented to the Emperor, in order to request the c•n- Frwaiinn of the new Constitstion for Orr peasants. They received a most gracious answer from his Ma• jests., who emerged, " It must be acroesble I. your hewn to has* contributed to the hal•pine•s of a nu. Memos and important class of men, by conceminna which f.rilitete the means of seq4iring it, to poisons born with must claims to it. You have acted with i're ►pill. of owe age, In ..Lich liberal principles aloue son found the happinea. of nations." 3 be Nubility of the (internment of the Dana bite now elan resolved tlin the emancipatiomf the pea. ant., their vassal•. _ . Th. Archbishop of Keimierrier•Podol.ky. Josoni. bins, dies: on theh of Fehr•sry ; arid the Art :. bishop of Moscow. Augustioe, dirt' there un thr EOM of March.—To•dsy, the anhirrroiry of the or-cession of his Majesry to the Throw., will be so lewisiced with sordid joy throughout his vest dow.i. liens by his hippy sehjects. It is now 18 years that this bonvficent Monarch his watched with kith, fitifehle owl tottered case for the welfare of his Veriple. Wilms of yokes will upon this day pet up prayers for bias, acid thank Prosideute for baring &irrn Hai to ti. onw set in Lire. in the Government of Cootland, the number of I•irths in the Lutheran communities cat 14,272, and the nomher of deaths WJ:I9; among the !Atter were 315 by tie nstotal suts:!-pria. Btlll.l‘. Milli. 10.— His Majesty has addressed the Nino/inn Cabinet Ord►r, dated the Grls inst., to 11. Von Allenreist :—e• ill consequ►nce .1 the regu lation.' rn..do by ti. Ito's! Mit:Fess the Grsted Doke uI s is p.W e i thgr , ! merlin the foreigners sra.l)ing at the Unieetsity of Jens, I hive Resolved that tte youth belonging to my who are stud, ing there, shall he immediately recalled, to continue their ntedira at some Citirertily in my kingdom. Any al them who shall not immedively conform to this nr. dr., shall Wain any 11.frier in my dominions.— I Fereny charge you to make this gettertlly kiln. is , by means of the Public Journal+, end to take lame• drstoly rich measures as are necessity." It appears that a Convention has been condor/et!, nerording to which (even in the course or the present year, and before the Commerri4l Treaty made with ite•ss is in fall f...re) the unnllris, linen, and leather marefsctures of Prussian origin, shalt, if accompa nied by suthen.ic certifitwes of origin, be greatly fay..eini in r••Iwcl to it... import deli!! into Poland. Ilsnovae. Aram I^—Cy unavoidable citrons.. IlirlP are a gr►et nitily subaltern officer, sir Ivieat 4 .•t •hr late CrfMIIII f.vginn , who, though r.."•••ci will. -*nand", or diriblcd by the fatigues of end iot-tes4og tee, have lint bortrne en t;t:..3 In the provision from England. I.iest.•Col. Von Liosinsen A 64 now add J m tiltrotor letter to 'Loop ffis en of the Lcgion atm hale half.pay ( t om iiv.r.latnl. instil; them to tire the arronot of ono hilf.pic eve— quarter. fcr those brace men. turd also fns the eidonv nud orphans: an.l 3 l';'"iiit Committee 1.. r that poipose, 'thole *HI prottalion and r ertiriitation of his It •I'4l the Duke of Canshoitlo.. Ify older of the Covetoment. n mobil payment t.f the Waled.° r.- moot,' iv row toahittir, which •mount• to IT. lA. for a Staff o.licer, 71. fur a Capt.in, and IN. 3d. for a ‘4.ll.lltera. The solo of Or howl§ srury bcd hag befi t ini.r. ti;ettd, bet IF •ri hPr Oriceal pros Pot, hieh silornril i..t•lin^re are in Ise I•reught in ihr hammer, oi.b some fin. •reelirlOtl• or eroomenial rhino. The silks sod irate Jteti :old by rt;i ate contract. LONDON : 111UaSD.\Y. APINIL 22, 18;fl. IVAN , ' we speak of the evils under which we le boor, it is impossible not to ►effect on their cam; end this brings os, in SIIAZ.PLARS'S word., " ever and soon," to the subj►ct of Ran/um, without which we shall be so far undone that the Slate rest en• questionably undergo a chance. Of what Were that chance very be, or bow far it may go, no man can say. The cause and effect being built as obvious to oar sight as the alternation of day and night, it may be allowed es sometimes to weak of public measures with a degree of warmth. Oar writings cannot bet partake more or less of the tortoise, when we see that the same men who have the power of doing so much mischief, have also the power to resist all at tempts at the removal of its nese end recurrence. We will first speak of the substance of two Re ports, made on the State of two of the Palette in I.nodon, and published in another pert of this day's Paper. how tl•ey came row to be published would, perivi, be a (winos enquiry ; for the some motive shirt Las kept back so trifling a Report (we mean frifin,T as to length or trouble) for 30 months and more, might have withheld is for as many years. Oh, shame. We call this a scoodalosto dereliction of duty. We foveae no names. We fear no authorities in these kind of truths, which cannot by the ingenuity of even a V. Glees (wet, he Attorney-General) be tor. 'tired into a libel. This neglect then, we repeat, is . l o.eiviug of public censure anti public punishment. Why J t each men take upon themselves duties which they o ran not to perform ?—ff their remotion • strlls' intetfere with their iac►rafioe employments. why not leave to others the pious but not profitable caps:i.or of looking into the ettnect•osry setierings ' of the w retch. d prisoner ?- 44 'Tie Godlike to he. friend the weal;•++ Ilut no—unless then busy folks the work up (though not its hand) some sore effective and se4IIT-1 hilantt•.ropic persons might be celled upon to inspect the hi:, sod enquire into the sofferins of ; ;ty the re t crr o l ii. l3 of w hi c h, the reeters 1 .4: - Jcms.;:, might find ether objects to THE STATESALtZ4 r•soede, sod thereby deprive Tes.t.rlas, wad Au- Dtroas. end RtCISTRAKS of thousands and tens of lhousends • per annum of their Warier. And after all this we live in a country professing the (latrines of Cernicr! Hat is sloth condret proclical hrhlisnila 7 If the consideration t.tl been a gees. lion on tl.e propriety of raising the salary of the J u dios one or too thousand pounds' !oar, the !to wars would not have bees delayed • week ! Is there not • Society instituted to prosecute a pone butelier who should sell a poorer cantors a pound of beef an I a Sunday ; while these 4.-sed exemplars of rectitude and charity are honoured or disilersiebed by titles? Qnosyste tandem abetters patlealla nostra, - The Haase of Commons met yesterday, "reading to the trim of their adjoonsatent. ihtt„ as it will be Imo by their prtiermlisits, nothing of totltotlnstro nreetroti. Not a sold spool Bank Affairs-opin rinonres —rpm, II Revision of the Criminal lams— spun the. Poor Lenzi —upon the Abases of Public Charities—apron, &e. &c. &e. &e. ! - . We are sorry to observe, from whit pissed is the Hoes, of Commons list night, that Sir F. IlueoryT is net recovered from his imlisposition. We hope hessian will be; for the lime is fast 'swooshing, she., oc currences which ate not yet sellirienily unfolded In strike the common eye. sill resider the presence end the talents of the few patriotic !Umbers we possess in the Senate. highly useful and nererssry. The second reeding of the Elector,' Oath Bill his been deferred from immortal/ till Thermley tile 29ib inst. We do not object to Ws postpooomoni. We •isb the fullest time to be allowed to the Melo- bets of the Bosse of Commons ger considering the 'moments of this Bill ; at the saute time so must confess this is seems to is the hhject of this Bill nosy It. discovered at fist sirs, 'inees , dNit i!lientiets of it is, time turn, from motives of ftirniiship or ititerestorill prostitute ti.cir virrarity hs 'ltch:tine ISst 'hey hove atool , ucasion, which in (set they Live not, to put arms upon th.ir with. on this 'mint. The oath u kir:, this Bill now befurit Peri:amnia prescribes, is similar in every resprct to thlt i•i‘pcsed by iv. Ih'b Cy... 11. rip. IS, and I lit h Ceo. 11. esp. on E'er tois for Commits, and ti•i:s and Towns, whirl, ire Coetitift of elirenise,v , s, «step( that it does out sis'• the value of ihe fre.11..1.1, awl thus the right 01 sot- !Unit% LAN!). I is( in she Ti..,., and Ilsar orals. In ' , biro this CSLTIIIO4c. NlAlif.3l I I.—Arcne•ts fear* Glyphs+, is left piton the same Noting as it nn. ; Clyretoutiaitici the report that M•GRrCOR's troops ago upon oleo n ,„„„, i. „uo what vrawmca „ tt had all deserted from him--that some of his ,shoes an Oath of Qootilirstii,a shnoirl not be iroporesl sne 1-11, but erne of his l roorli—lhut there sere too vow, In at , ale nt a tots to 0 , 1 ,.. at , a. _ trsos!sorts with hoops I) ing outside, sod that In furl, if this •hould ha T 4 _leak 1v the li.niss nt 11*:;arcrita Lad none ro s o *s k y a ,. Commons, or thick ih:s tcry soLrarddilemmamast I r.nzerr. , no. with Itostß for pmmittiug his vessels to meter, that by their me upon this rmasuie they suit rendezvous in his port!. openly 1111111191.11Pdly plbleCliel end eln..iltagit., 91 " 'EI. , Unitei Statef sloop of war Hornet. Captsiti system of the efol'eSt fried sod iojssticP, Web Kean, or uriderviiind is ready fur sea, mind will soil the bust stied fur Cadiz, li!her die 1/10CPP1IS for Ibis ouet Ion; since to have bees remedied: sod *bids has been 'Probated io the strongest and most Prier-' purrs,* of carrying out the lion. Jour Voisrrit,, Belie manner by the Cowls of Leo, sod that at nor new appointed Mink" Ple"il"Pulisrf In the pitied earn the 'eh. of the Constitution was 0 0 p e r. Court cf Spain. Mr. Fuesseztt Is accompanied by tartly filed, sod is Iwo MP inalrpeniter.ce of the 1:11'N% ICU, Secrete's. of Legation,and Mr. READ, juilos wal not ocuird by oohing theta hi s private Foerel.ry. Homer. fill accomplishing labile they should tendert theassettes propeily. lri the object of her serge, sill tater° immediately feet, the rejection of this bill will cuosinee obese frees Cadiz to Uuston." oho ore inimical in Reform, from I feet of itsnentlen Th. Madrid Ga:rtie of the 21 inst. anstaitts a and snatch', •nd a do ire to preserve the Constitu. lion in its ancient form, that they ere deceived, end and that any measure tending to give effect to the visit, and intlerd in the letter of the Constitution by remedying the defects which time has introdoced into it, i. tetlaio of being discountenanced in t►e Horse of C..sumons. dispatch front Doe FRANCI , CO SLVILLA to she Vice. my of Pray, dated on board the Heselotion frigate, October 4 24 detailing the captor, of the Maipo In aargent private'', near the island of Chinch., tie t►e 17th of October. at eight u'rlock, A.M. The Corn.. enander of the Iteaglotion, Don F SEVILLA, while oiling to the South, with o convoy ender his charge, 7d toe bri- leder A " - coiner• users are now laid, that the Spanish ezpoolition (as the were preparation has been called) will not sail from the uort of Cadiz. Several mom may be well enough inagined to account for this absolutist the sentiments and councils of Morbid. Should such, after all, lie the resolution of the Spanish Court, it sill not fail to create a 11•11•1 that there is some leis dons in its measures. If Spain sends out against ber 'objects in Plc:: .‘ . pain the forces originally intended for their coercive., we feel no hesitation in 'eying, she will greatly endanger anti thorron Ater tenure of what entitles her to th• name of (1111 Spain. If the partition of Poland was not politically 11111fal, a new division of this tine country, sn groasty polluted, cannot but be considered as lawful in an interoatioual point of view. The Lotto Ctuscrzzon, who can be witty when he pl 99999 , said froeis the I.l2rcli on Toes! " We mug , go on hat rfonioutlj vita this (.11::1 , 1. Now, whether the Court goes on nr MAG. diou.ly with the King's The try, as it is called, it is plain that the ex-Manager and prtsout Manager do not drag. their lows together : nor do their various "oils in Ch:it•cery proceed con sunoro. and )et tln are set in foil score. It is stared in the last lismbnigh Papers that the digoity of Land Marshal of the Klock's of flatterer will be made hereditary in the family of Count M tetsszcn. Perceives, •• brigs oes ,merican coteries, •bicla mode towards the convoy. The Rimelotion sew peeled their intention OBS to hosed him, sod gave ILe signal to the Canton, smother armed Royalist vessel. At half-past eleven o'clock the Rm.lotion opened its fire on one of the Insurgent beige, which the enemy's colours, end endeavoured fie Learn! the Resolution. Frustrated in this attempt. soil having its 51.te wounded, the privateer ma orwavred in order to rake the Royalist vessel, and to make off. "I continued my fire (says the Coot. oisod.4), and deternait.ed to keep to the wind•ard of the prisaieer,in order to OA him if he did not vers. tender; civic , : tartler ti. the 1)64 RoysliAt Census, to do 'lie souse. The enemy, seeing both ships bearing 'town oynn Linn, osid that the Canton bad commenced firing. though at some distance, street his colons at h.11 . -past three o'ciork. The Captain came on board. of 110. delireret: op his sword to me. told ate his name was JOHN Barmy. that he was en Irishman by birth; that th• other brig was tolled the Cifboll.lo, that be Lid °flirted it to keep at a distance during the battle; shit his own brig was called the Mai" equipped by sove:•! rnercliaisio in Cl.iti, with 14 411 N, front 114t0 9 pot deer, al , ' manned by a crew of 130. 1 vbs. the C Mon ottie.a to capture the Cirbonero, sr hick she ,:;,i bofor. tee!,. o ' clock. The low of the Malpar was ;;,f,i 1.4•11 , 01111111; the 11111 1 11btr i of peitestarte ineluiting 33 +roomiest. was 104. They. looters from PPrt.ao-Prince, dater] March 4. slate. that Sir ( ; WWI NM REGOR SD iied from Acs-Cssrs nit lee 26th of February, in tho liar°, and tMt ti. place of his destination nes understood to be Santa Mirt!.3. • were MOW, E34ltah •nd Anglo.Aornieons, only IS brinostire lo tip•nral Amorice. Our lo , s canals,s of four kille:1 an.l `2O woordrd. •nd some broisod."— ller Commander (unclotes by paten% the eondect of bus tip's. I.•tters from Blmhau of the Vat of November mention, that his .Majesty's ship Connay, in going into the anchorage at Bahrein e' the 15th ult. ground. owl on the South-east part of the Arad reef, but anon (tooted off without any damage. Captain DAMN inn 11 1 11 , nine large vessel* in the inner harbour, and The Filed/ en:km..lo a farther dep►ession yeate►. day. At one pr.tod Consols for the @recount well. Jinni. It 71 . 1 ,, •high is the looe.t prise that has beers quoted fur nearly too years. The market slightly recovered in the afternoon, and left off at ths ;Ai ercley 1.4 Mr.STVART and Mr. Auor were three others ist the roads, which !suer pot to sea be fore she Conway left tl.e island. The pirates are said en hay. been in considered. fore• in the Gulph of Persia; eir•hteen sail lad left kasalkhima lect-ther. Six were known in be (-raising on the Persian coast, having 'eh 150 to 2,50 wen, coninisrided by the notorious Chi SII/Ell[ll 11001111 E% BIN 11..1111A. The pirates hail also appeared in ennsiderable force off Posehesider, and the neisSbestrinc cotsts of ( itrze• rat and Catch, and plundered I of the tradind hoes. Immediately after this information reached 'he Presidency, the flonnared. Company's cruis►rs Teuttstousis and Ariel pot so sea 1e pursuit of the plunders. No less than 250 of oar Naval Lieutenants have recently eombaked for Cassels, to possess themselves of their portions of land in the prosimse, cnr!c•rn• ■bly to the regulations of Liostrussent 10 their ferret'. roweled for 4110 liorriegh of Coneriforti. Thy Bristol ElPrtion, it it said, cost Mr. Pitottic. Roe. 3,51101. est Iltive of 2,1C01. subscribed by bts family, anti the 710 inovrerrd by his Constitnents. Yesterday the (;,and ..fory for the County of Mid dte•••s found lIVP bill, of indictment far wilful and ennuis porj.iry ersii.sl fief. of ft • principal weinevren produrrd in !Jetta , ' of the Petitioner. who leers ex amined Wore the '4 , decr Committee appointed to try the mrriot of 11.. Viroings for Ponryas. CIRSTLII AMT. —Joint 11.1OCHLET. SAMUEL DpummoNn. •,.(1 Jon's JOHNSON. onn•icied of So. &ion, on Ow 15 , 1, 11,1111. ibis day, after en eildrrss from flot Cant, Jt;%wice (Mr. S.rjroot COP. sAT), sentenced so Iwo insprifiriontrot, sod to Shut s t ea t ite fur their suea hehaviour for Iwo years, earn in t.!ms:•!!, i!h two sureties in 11:01. each. IMPERIAL PARMAMBA , It 1106 SE TIF 'COM ligNs; A ram ?.I. • 11r. RI NS mpartr.4 Ono. Or Comma an 4he 10 Adorer 11:.kr i..w roolem, 'has mi.. ii.lieg Melohet% wrr, wad Ihnt wither lie Pesi our she opposite...l so mlo said rel Woo .00m fr:ooloom wr ve•utioos. R SUM NER (nye nnlire slim he oiwitid 1.-a%e t• b.i.. to ■ Mil S. 'mule* Ihr Tradr , IComme -11•134kers. P0r , 0.00 wen. peoprolrol ?nob ,h, I - 604in of Ro.r ot omoo, fr.•wl eke Prrv.•.of. of Wools (i. • •ir J ONII4IR NI. k i t of the I 'Aithoolie Clown; Irmo 'too \•*bury (by btr. IN 1 W 011 %MULL) wfolms lb. C..l•olie S. , ULYSSES , 1 1 1;111; from the I'd ... Non. for Debt its CAtetOw f r • gescral Art 1.4 . Gran. INVERKSITIIING ELECTION. CRIPPR presented a I'. dorm ir..wr tin. 111'Taggart. roropl•iii.ime .f isa saw Women( thir Ilea. F. Wani Primrose, for the forertoilhiag of Iturglio—Ostleted to bit masa taro rossid.ration ••• T••••• 411, the Il oii • • Mt.leon..n W(11/11 e • .s . %e cosieo, sh.ss no •lesnilal hr •01, 1.4 lipid a 111.81. en. Iv, Ike enenestarbwas of the sir. en it • 1.0 J 1.. ne •...•f Mr. .41J.rmort W(10f) pre-eutel I. f•on. Do frees... laid a myrrh... h . of 1, 1 4., wow so pus... P. in Ilw C%..wt of o wnsoodled by I nos ....•-•ntrf• !...8A.•1 1 .1 for I..••tnit es... r.y Snit C*l ass• spelt, Wild h.- nr. se. and also h. he allotted lo ere etiJesne an she Ileakrop. I aw enroallt. Ter l lit • n as.- I Ina .Ise sable. and ordered la he priNed. 1... el LOW she 11. n. tsteo.ter f.J C-.1..1e is otowal h. lunar a lerth. r he iw en .i.d i y i y y ▪ in 11.41.0. Ir.-16410.1 ow she icosorins SW lord Winked fed f .1., F r iireriwt f•Grstes..l ..f the totally of t'i.oilieslood I Mr. 1 . 1., It MIEN se ht he tn. ne any to. h insewthlay Rs I lake ip , - so. I , .11111 ea 10 lodreofd MOO 1 .rlef, • tplookodius. .1.. d 10.%1 111.1( said. 'has the !Nee... r-lieseral b.! been Ilene a howl by IIIOW k Soso I. h of leen tr.pet fog Wok locd a hick nerstesl 1.. he w 1.1 , 11 W h.\ Amid, he ho .1 enteNtly nOwsnippe.4, when he she paper-. liens • n ing ant 11441 respeethtg the Re gelter-lienernl. hal he lt.l is his Orly so An who. lay IN Mi. passer, 1.. wove fwe oestaisoh to elutidrie the ex prodolore of ire pohlic wooer.. $1.%110 1 4 pee-rm.-A is Petition from she rimed Jar. of Nseremnsess smarm. she fit and Jury ci, w herb wa. ieCerieJ so ale CootoWiee oil that 'Ashy. ei. A Pro,t. a oar prneided the tarn of Catobrislite,itrin- Ire fad elersi.in of fena•s., ayd tosistr w essetey la faci.iiiiie the St.-roomy of `.tall 0.1,1-. )I.•wies Ile wasters of Mr. BEVY. Er-r. writs into o Commit:re she Chits , ‘ Sweeper.' Hill, The Bnl pawed through she Coshasiswe.....llse y. Re e a tab, ipee tT ed te.mcdrow. r LICKNs:Nti r SI STEM. . - Mr. IiENNETf tore toiler, that on tbr rf Moe he et...r for Scare so bribe he It Hill to reAal..te the Li. rrwNrt ht -true _ _ _ it Lit e .whin so the Sinking Fund BM u reed • te e.a.4 tialr. i.rder nos tweed he the Jailer*, Whetter, to bring tip Ihr both of W. l amt."' ntio.art f..r deli in hi. %C.i.f. a. a *kern on tbr !Whetter kleirlien Prtiisso. as the M r. WY N N roved. ibsti Me Ord,' S hills 1.4 bees r. trolly allude shnslrl be reword. *fib reirresecr a. tire 0011410 Oar. in.. VIZ. shnt She hewn rif She Member. Owens at for , her hnif-r. M c..ll.lever Sumanerlbsiely Slier she W 5 1. and beishse 0 ,, • other Aswan.* A. prn.reetlell in; and lint eh. hi•••fshe , . ad...fut.-4 Sher the butler, beloce the women be relied "vet.— . _ Al , . %%11.40Y prrersOcd Priiii..n Irmo lAr P.trlA of NI. 0i1...10wa no ion F.nelsnast., rovson.s IM For Cirri) Art•— lirfer rid Is IMe Comioitite ors She 11.11 —44lpronord. TO CORRIAPO% DENTS. • • • Tb. Writer from Lrerrpool study sohelirecled bk Leiter is readily; it sows. Mr. Hr— bad no draw reason for r. hat be +aid or Ilse L-1 of ‘1 by. Prin• so Owl( woos is allow I rr 'objects to solosadvert no and remarry ',abb.- cliaroriers. 1 bow peresosare. ore Isardeord tonsils in ellbcial inquity fin snind weds wore rmiigatioss Sluts Ike) n►e likrly to 'revive. Oar Ilerk•hire Cnympoessiret ho' fool) eel wish " origlahoors' fare." The \‘ !big. 064 Turk.. Iwo, Ireh moire she Re- WORMLits la !he taste nastier every 'there el e. The publivhioe kb I.leter siveld be ftni.letv. A Letter front Oar of t►e Laity 000ld be thought harsh us. wards the Clem'. 11 11,114 he reotevobetrel that An iplai or chli..iamilj dig.: greatly from the pradics of it in theve feet. , ••1... lip siockN nil, Ptv ‘r O'1: 111 . 1.0C1t. :Sark .Itork , 5 per Ceoti. Hart 1, "ii 3 I.' , I ego. Ned. 711 , Inili.g 14..ne1b S; fri p• , ~•.r Lew. l . 4.4.111 I Ai; I I ..I , r .%we. 14 1(,. - ( • t.;, : i i-I .triort o rt 111.1. . ti p. _ . _ • •1 %. Omasuir Pit Cra.i. 1.0), T 1 17, STATESMAN. tba.\llP-1 4 1V : . ftspeag * ellOond Charleston !Werth, /11, 13th a ved this morning. We ea. ti.ingl44ll ,ll ln4 " The retarorof votes from Na. Illespeltiteshow. 'het no very strong interest has been tykes in the election is that State by any party. There 'sabot one candidate for Gnvereer, yet there Ilf. sane scatteting votes, as well democratic as fehlervi. It is unfortunate for the Federalists there that Oro, fi n d it difficult to indite. any G•tstleutan to beceme . e Candidate for the dice. This Election results, as piss eapectell, in the choice of a democratic Gt.s.rune anti a doesotrasic majority le the Council, Szuste, and 800,. of Representative, as well as pis si-too. cress chosen by a general ticket to repre.ent the State in the sixteenth Congress of the Caked States.-- (Boston Daily Adrertiser.) " FATAL DLIWT.—WO learn be • Gentlemen from Washington (•a). the Norfolk &Newt, Gin inst.). that the Gcminissieners have reported in fa. your of Berwril's Itry, 1.111 JUMP. River, jest above Smithfield, es the site of the greet Southern Nasal ' Uppot. 1 " Tim FLORMIS.—Like a kitten with a moose we base been bum. ye - .. !porting wills those Pro. 'no s e igiag them in one pew, end new holing theme gn again, till at iam the streak is over sool w • hold them fast.—(. ofees Got-die.) " lioNTost, Balmer,' 3.—We understand that tbo claims fur Smstish sprthations possessed in this town eavved n milfioa and a half of dollars, sod that the proportions of on. morelmot is snore than three ben. dred and fifty thousand dollars, besides interest foe :threw Teal.. " NEW Volts. MARcii IG.—A R•soleties is be. f.r. 'Le A...aibly of skis State, directisigeliat sees. ,use. he taken in obtain au ararrodnsent ei the Coma solution of tLe United States, so that the States re. areclisely way hose the right of passim Laos un cubjrct of llsokregriciea, in the ahstnre of tho ov.rti.e of that right h) the Congress of the United S ate, ; also, the sight of passing babel.. of Lignite. lions in all or any civil suits, on contract or other. ra re ; also, Orr right of diasnlying or discl.arging tiro Vattisee Confrere, for such causes as way be tweet.. tio it in ..sth h um; sign, the right of passing Insolvent lowb, r• I; 1., either the person or the contract essy;be rti•ehareoll, on a surrender of the debtor's ear de fer the btuefit uf his err:Hint.: 1