The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-11 00:00:00

was 'oeteipeteet;• who shoeigi his Nasky command oafish Whet or of thyssei 1 000 with a result, still more disastrous; terstrbiti Is wertrieleded. sod. leashed with the spleidear, of tb representatire votes!, we were a prey to all ,its curses sad defeats, wlttrobt ,reelisiog any of its ad. . T .mague. Parliament befistiepposed to spud; the voice of the nation, .the le/rimier heti.% taped our. Qretttiti+ ,liho•/+Ylt.Pstwehis the poppet thaw, to osimok Oftad AO at 014 nod, screened his grimmest s~tfjoi,e 4 tidabteetltte :HO tyranny, ender the ireastim,aan Act of Porlistormt, voted by the shoes- Repeeiettleikeet of the People, and the troth is,.has . riled more despotic:olkt, thrtligh the media, of the com wd r epasisatOlOsyatess then he could possibly he d o o k hatielepeesismitive sy stets -niter existed. jr at ii y re wi lo r so d_dfspotie Measure was ostensibly be, Armlet the medie- itivO al 004 Alt 4, a•presiassuipe. T o ren Aosta tees; eta . lilt, flte rapidity of to Mob -0.0044 7 Arkbotepinderst 401 inflexible pidleAtis fat v.pitiOset.R•sitileakitivei would make skiutlitsi)teilialot tiortittleomory time he attempted *IOW liberties or thi pllfOlt of the nation. , trelisaileory standing armies would be disbanded ; ptlittileted wasteful gtants of the piblic stoney would br negatistd; strict economy would be inflexibly bditt4•llitts:sud the expenditure of tile-Untie° reduced midis lOseme. Ins word; tint\ whole fare of IMOrMiIISbbP speedily renovated, and thcilisgeam tlitb (though an arduous and iietruleou -task) gp 4,prOceie Of time, be cleared "• inhabitants ft' Dili ii Alt ititirvanilent b. law • ''' '• v i •' ; . • ritivi ! ox equal activity. A Meriting ..._ 1,- • SlitViegiiii4 • ,at the Crown and Anchor, I :teen ot 'Alas I C iiiat's Meads .to prousete his iltaillitg . . •. : ........opp.—.- A. 1101111114Thiegh Mail has arrived, with Papers to a hie data.. A proposition has been made to the Diet sit Noairey to demolish all the fortresses of that ikilidoes! These works having been ceastroeted as **Miss against the Swedes, it now becomes a na. feeiieitioseern to Save be sixpence of their useless i.erifoSlll. The Swedish Prince Royal, OSCAR, is ap.. 144104 by his father 'lieutenant-General of the Nor t Nsoliffirs army. Thar fiamborgh Papers announce the death of Flaid.blarshal Prince Rincr.AT de Tos.t.‘, one of the most diitinguished Officen in the Russien army. * Field..Marthel Prince • kIINVA RTZENIERG, the Commeader.in.Chief of, the Allied Armies, on their first entrance . into Fseuce, also lies dangerously • ill et Victim, t .Preeelt Papers to the Mt inst. have Game to hand. Instead of steps be taken to promote the persons ° octave' ) of the attempt to messiest, the Duke of Watmeatott, it Is cured that one of the parries Im plicated, namely, the woman LEUAIIir, arrested along -Sikh •CAKTSILOS, the hussar, has been set et liberty, alter a confinement of three mooths. The Duke of Oras.Lts.rom had an audience of the sewtordey, and was to dine with his Ma j est y on %Way. 4 notice has bee° poblisbed by the Grand Duke of ilinpuspoeosofcuwsets, having for its -object the establishment throughout his territories of -Mich regulations as are deemed necessary to precede .ibe abolition of permute, servitude, which it is the purpose of that Sovereign to banish from amongst .his People. Ott, Saturday last the 5 per cents. were et 76.60., and Bank stock as high as 1610. We taro by private *deices that the former hate since &balked to 73. 50. Tun (Inets.—The enquirers yesterday at the Palace, otter the stare of her MAJESTY, wernvery oamerses: the aoseter to them was, , o The Quaint' has bad • comfortable night and is much hetterlo , 4 1 7. " to the mole% bee MAJZSTY rode *et in the prden for upwards of an hour, accompanied by tie Derhoies of Gi.oncesnaniut the Priecess AUGUSTA. i The PAINCIS Bunter has appointed the Sherills to . wait on his Rojo! Ilighoess at Carltee.hoose, this • day, at three o'clock ; sad it ie tedereteid thrit UPI Addrosses s of the Cot penuloo of d on 101 ./11 ins. • seated t• the Pauses RsatsT , l to their , Rnyal nighttime the Dolts tad Duchess Of Cats. , autay " iematow. . . . f-~~.-, r Y . It is *comm. of a difieeence 'be. Mein' two of the Candidates for Rochester his taken •place. Some expressional' as Address. pablisbed by Mr. CAcCasel. lathe Precuts. of itewnester, doted the fah Immo, hnrreitaa° pared to Mr. Baena - re to reflect open his ebaraeser, Mr lite ucs, at his request. waited open Mr. Catcassw. of the any sit whit* the Addresswas pololi,bed, who referred hie to Mr.' `AWlNSlnasaty. and rater oar mediation .an esplanade* low Wjplace. which , an mature rowilderation. we are.of omit. ught to be vatisfacatry to Mr. BARMT.— Jane Mit' (Sigurd) .1. AtIIdMeROMKY. • • Alt 1) ELLIPS. ,Mr.,T. White, son of Luke White, Kap has an noanged himself as a Candidate to represent the' County of Dublin in Porlionteut. Horace Twits, Eaq. spin contests the Bor o lllo., of 19/Gotten Basset, in concert with Colonel Wiq, it Park-piece. Barnstaple .will have. foor Candidates, Sirilleetri Tbompeon s Sir flew Wright Wilson, Sir Monis...6 - Lopes and Mr. Oresanney, of Norfolk.street., : q ,Lord Kirkwall Will be opposed . for _Deubigh by. Jobe ,Wynne Griffith,. Esq. of Gern, near that • Bn. rough. The County o( Flint will be also contested . At the ensuing election contest at Glom:ever Colonel Webb and Captain M. F. F. Berkeley oil bare the support of :the Coriteration, and MI Cooper, that which is there - called' the Mut interest. ,J. M. Lloyd, Esq. one of the ptetent Members for Stapling, has doctored himself a 'Candidate ter. libereltesit Mr. Newton, of Elden, near Thetford, starts Jot the Borough of Ipswich with Mr:Cricket, instead' of Mr. Round, who retires. Mr. Bethel has withdrawn his intimation of be coming a Candidate (or the Borough o( Newry. . * lt'll thoeght that there wilt be a strong contest at Chester. Sir John Grey Egerton and Genera? Grosvenor stand main; Lord Belorave, the Earl Grosvenor's son, is also expected to be a Candida( Mr. Harbdrd, brother to Lord Suffield, and ble. Kett, of Brooke, near Norwich, have declared them. selves Candidates for the representation of that city in opposition to Messrs. Smith and Gurney. Th 6 Earl of Belfast . has offered himself as a Can. , "Ws for the County of the town of Cerrickferes. Mr. Moggeridge, of Moneopthshire, and Mr: Parkins, of Cbesfield.lodge, are canvassiog Bridge. water. • It is expected a very sharp contest will taka place for Southampton. Lord Ashtown and Sir. W. ,C. erespigny are still indefatigable in their canvass. Sir G: Cockburn is expected to cotettst the repro. *potation of the Boroogb of Portsmouth with Present Members. It is not espected that any opposition will he Illieepted the election for Stamford. Lord Item.. 'itir takes leave of his constituents ; and it is believed that hit. Foulkes also oithdiaor. to make room Thomas. Cecil and the Honourable M , the brother .end brotber.in.lsw of ' Exeter. 'Thin„ however is merely' Cln 'Sirunfard Mercury.) greet exertions ore' making, and 44' interests are said to be very hardly . Ellis is the Pink and White, or Cor- Condidate. Mr. Burrell is the Orange Mr, Mad °At is the told Blue KRIM' it• is supposed, will have/our, if not iota. The names mentiotted are Sir W. _ Robert Smith, Esq. the present Mem. Hon. Edward. Coot, Lientenint•Colonel Hughes, and John Douglas, Esq.—Very wars work is anticipated. ARP Lra ' la said an - ~.o►. -- ed ~tHen `~ Yesterday, in consequence of the Moran. going in state to prorogue the ParliAment, the Imperial Crown was removed from the Tower of London to the House of Peers. The streets from the Horee.Guards to the Parliameet House, were covered with gravel; and the State Attendants were assembled in St. Jamey's Palace arson after este o'clock. The Prince Resent arrived in his private carriage at the Palace about half-past one o'clock. His Royal Righting was received by the Lord Steward of the Wiese. hold; Pod Amnserr, as Lord in Waiting; Sir J. CRADDOCK, Groom in Waiting; the Master of the 'Horse, the Master of the Robes, &c. There were tour carriages and cis, one with a set of beautiful black horses, and three with bays decorated with ° •eriation ribonds. The eight beautiful cream.colottred horses were decorated op their . mains and harness Witk light Mee Übangi.. The REGENT *or. a Field, Marshal's uniform, decorated with his numerous Clr .dees. He was attended its the state carriage by the . .Duke of MONTUOsE. of Master of the H o rse, sod Lord AisuEltsT, as the Lord in Waiting. The pro. :Cession began to move from Palace.yard•at a quarter Wont two o'clock, the baud of the Guards playing God MVO the King. The weather being remarkably fine, egreater concourse Of people- were assembled than, we recollect on any former occasion. His Royal Highness entered the Moose of - Peers et its lildontes after two o'clock, which was announced by •s Royal salute of cannon, being discharged by a signal from the roof •of the Home of Peers to the Lambeth shore. His Royal Highness returned from the House and entered the state carriage at 25 minutes before three o'clock, and - the processioe re• turned to St. James's Palace in the same order as it went. His Royal Highness seemed oppressed by the heat ; but otherwise appeared itt verygoed.health and spirits. The Writs for the Election of. the neW Par l i s s on( were delivered' to the Post•Mastera.Oenerat rows day afternoon, and sent elf by the - pent last eight CO, thodiffereat Post-Masters throughout the Empire.. Yetterday a Coort of Directors was hetd . it Shit"- East-India.hoese, when Josses& DAKT, Esq. wet ap. pointed Secretary to the Company, and swore into • that ace. Prrea Austa, • Esq. Chief Pistil,. wee , appoluted Allison,' Secretary, and site toners,. The Borough of 'Nihon wasianasseed Wm• week by the Hon. Cal. CDsT and. Mr. etAieLer on the ' Ministerial interest, and by Mr. &Ana oa iedepen. dent prieciples. Suocwitto St/seism—This morning, past *levee o'clock, a young Gerrit.. the Abircrombie Arms, and cillOd soup, wMcb he was served with ; to him, whoa he took a pistol from his Miteself through his bidy. He ' A 'card was fogad upon Min, J. P. Keithly, jou Cambers ell. • . rmilsol.miek.L.. - testis, Oi l er! Josoced vivo roce by.. nasal Pod op the behalf of his MaJtstg. This is ihe.44,occerrence -of the kind since the reign of the *fiats. It was then the COWS, when Perlis'. asooteeliseetieled iiseifilig, and was sliver' .esesi &wilt, en ad . 11 Witter. - What cooly there was, or what beeefit there coeld,be for this resumption of as wbseteteind ostensive practice, we know not. Pro •bablyethe first measure Of the new Parliament will he•to enquire who advised his Royal Highnesi to . this oetreerdinary COOref." • By the Hambergh Mail we . learn, that Field-I%far sbairPrince BARCLAY DE ToLLY, one of those noble *artless whose swords were skean for the emancipa tion of ' Europe, is no more. His 'Constitution was shattered by the fatigses of war, and the severe ernpnds he hod received. He expired on the 251 h nit. 'boot a league from Insterborg. Prince Osc*a, the son of BettrraVOTTt, has been appoloted Liest..Geoeral of lb. Norwegian army. DOWRY-LANS TIIII.ATRY.—II well yesterday deter mined to close this Theatre till Mdoday, when it will he re-opened for the benefits of the performers (rave only one night, when the Duke and Duchess of CAW satiecee will. hooeur it with their presence), tilt the Mit inst. *ben it closes for the season. itilatat iltaire..His . present Majesty during I gluiest dm whole of his 'else, has been co/4011(1y' wonted .en •.a great war-horse ; end has fairly &leen all competitors not of the geld. If we beve l ' hab little of the bleat:Logs of peace, we Wive had enough of the glories and calamities of war. His Majesty .hes indeed contrived to keep alive the rimiest public interest ever known by his determieed i aisibeer of riding hie bobby , for half a century to- gdflrer, with the • aristocracy, the de t mr4s . racy, the , al4fry, the landed and mooted intitivt. And the' nobble its fall cry after z him I sod atr4he enll . of his vireo*, most happily anti ' aeexpecledly succeeded - - 'amid empires lost and wow-4044ns overturned :mud created—sod the destrocrioo of • 11. - incri.dible cumber of lives—in restoring •-tom divine right of kings; and thus preventing any .fute,re-abesoof the' 'sample which seated his family on lbothrope: " • i The Sessions for the confer of . Middlesex. pill commence at-the Sessions - hoes! , en 'Clerkenwe , ,green, on Monday nrat, when the trials of traits . 1 and others out on bail on m atters of assault, usdainii ~ ii:o misdemeanour, will be prosteeded. oo 7. • , • . To-morrow morning the prisoners who 'stand Cons heilied ea charges of felony will pg reasovird from Jails in the City 4 tAndou..end Covell lees to Newgete, properetpry, Lo, heir. ta %heir trials et the ensoing Seatinos, at litatice- . 14 isw-thao-Oiti-Beileo,• which will- ,ornameact• on. I,4ttoesdiraolitOtel.Tth of tido mouth. , ~ . ~. APhenomemr is Riosi-deocing is wow to : be ;mint at figetteiThentre,iwbere a Mieuet and Gavotte is ' danced oo Two • Ropes, by Mademoiselles Fe a s t end NINA Itsist, hitb all the vice, el e gaoce i and petition -of the Operatic School. We -witnessed-. theliperforreinee leg might, end were pleased tole* their agile 'teeth", helmeted with the plat ditt lof a er•wdetread delighted audience.. Middle ihat Ord until that Septem on the the 111th w - deg:SW / this:signal difeat .of succours,' .n *llkb- they Wi t .onfillently 4epended, were beglesibsg's Aasieiti his great noM beri; bat sorb *as tite4trolis ' eliftinet4 of th e few who remained, that 'tin the lommeridell of tin, : Royalist, besieging party' 'see* a pieties` • Aden for their sorreeder, their only.assolp•th• it wui • by a discharge 'of artillery. Where Not* and MO remains of hie force are gone is not khotfin ; bet.* woold appear that be Is sot vritiplit•oshri. hoods Of eulefAderater to fiy to ; for, besides the pa,ty in pees session of Josjolle, we observe there is en !fluorine Chief of the name of 11411 A 41541• ii , tans to tae posited at-Maples. and In antis !orates to be able td ship the commonications heiweeh 'recoils's ai.d l e st pantie. Whatever Inty be the orals doe to thee* accoontv, One shingle plain fruststlrese. ttsmely, tbite the Ferdinandists have been gelkftif the Ilepelpablo, in prtwointitt -, as they have Alone ,fo r • these Petty ogintiis past, that Mere was not s rebel left in *OA io all Mesleo. It is very evident •that tble:fbiraiewal of :the breve Miva ire still far frost beinirtmildneroi and where rebellion hums so lengi we weed -nit kit. surprised , at any turn matteri soy wifiAintiely oleo/ . Sr. Doittmoo.— The follow's/Katt/Ira s frier . fr.. sr. DomisKo evinces that thoicono.earclal issivir..* course with that island is fettered by some istjudicionll regulations s-- ,' te ' • whelliti.l . Alati. .11.—In thOlt new potent kw which they hive made, witrilingin give's' lussehiblii: ness as they can to their own citizens, they haul*. creid that no foieigner can sell to atrother : fit:whiels . Mr. D., whostoad sold 33,00t1 doilars':worth 'd gliV , dit l to Mr. S. hat had them cotsh , cartsrl•t •ssid - 11sei*"ilf now an order from Ale new Provident' 'fa . selr. - ifseff4 • goods a public auction,' whiCh will csosereet,*4l.l event to • the regular trade of this rower,. elvd kiln pecotisrly isard on Mr. U., Au the Prietd.of Ornewof gave us tiro letters esplinatory' of the' Pabil(l,• 7 ose*• by which we all supposed that we 6oitifteillliti ouch either. as hevetofore ' by merely payftylikbk instead of 'lOOO, donors for fhb pertnissfeir.' An these new laws and regulation! are made by theliena. 1 0 1 ? .211 d jLepreveotatives • tbe COnafitution his sot trifisa lien * L ee& to . the ?resident, 'whoo bit s oussity to yign the.latius, and order them to be pet irsto fie: c isiinn.* . Sihicb AR the odium i4sts'ill'his sbooldoss. le is seppoild. ibitCPresidose PitiiiVer;' after boring taken thi•ottis to 'olisistri the teasetioiltiwwwirieb he bad hientelf * given these, 'pee, 2 io7 . oolllll l lit ibis a wiaith I,'!* nil so disgusted SegitakbliOol4.ifise ie contend with rioillsni of equity Ii ttAlliikailieltht Ms own,tbst'he filised . 041 reieliiirArof bOttflleni Om trilbies tie!his 440 040411411 of ii 4011 4; 4 10 411 1 ,14 *row , I'4 . stilton • riroavVictoicintwisetcbtosi toss[' triglif, ' akipigilitf Will tiow:11411 it Ibietlifto "WI rio, rio,'. ',Rao> dieftourto iiiiit million,. bele metes: logetilste 0 With*. I • seiftiiiii,l'ft'tnn• the ben; onoterviellW4: bin atilt iiiinwe riot ihe coloassweber . ... , • y as' kettetikit Ant Of ilb)t of ak001t1,44111 • . t 1 . ' .....i 01.---.14.-.. : . ' . '-' s.k:_.a IIiIMP .1111101ril. %IF TWI/1.1.71 - • GrOMMOW‘ The 1 0 1 1 of 00 Premier ina esti**. Afpret!hatotiluijisjv the p eop l e , Ism tensed Ifitepioit ibis barrtar to a nd pe•maip., line its mod at his cu I s ar, or hialpailai: Bat Ike state oi 1 arriny - - _ of ilte ess'ems, Armlet* the medium • '; whilst ft was in het tilit' mos s i i i iiti t ige of Ilse Premier. • Thieve fifty , • -System has been so ' • et the nation, in-. 4044 eali Yi.efepcf, 114 embildened ; •,,•• • • • Whose seolk+tbeisead Ames farther in • ", Wiee teen led t yranny, than • **Mt sieed*Wig*adertlke most complete and • deplorable '•toeEly IWO iili 1e kW: he Klee re po owinate in the appretch. , • the may.former ones, the pre- beeittetios system will stagger on natio honker, and otter into the tim-iffleseippertaleke Ned of its owe i5gm.071.44 g m .071 . 44 .a..ilailehrieto, and consequent new • t ote . 11041.114, Inevitable result. This. ..* oliaditas every gesseross Briton . • and eentempletp with feelings of ' herier• ed There however, bet one ' 440 slil'ieltoe, tit tew—l..et every British Mee- ' I*, et o'4 Geopsea,Peolloni tie Itis del,* kenettly to kit pieetri 40111 eWtikof fit Repressatiliive. Cor- . . ‘it. mr . ste.y. Efekt, kit net itio geneious inhabitants et that Mr. y on ixt kiritainie kiteeseti ..in, by pretensions instead of for Lord Thous parfOrelittcei. We bolt already ha enoegb, and a Pierrepont, the mat dui mei" titan emptigh. of Parliamentary tear.' M ar go% o f ,Ere lag sad warryliwg -fee 41iir loaves. and job's, whilst - son s sier i z(. the galled it'd deluded nation bee been . t h e uoifores ;•At % g prerof vestry successive. band of sloto.velleres„ who (line e lection 1 1 Istcceeded to the-political helm. The disease is no* Matched. Mr. ~av mo . f and the sein ly ii i il l britt be a powerful One. petition Cindii irbebietletatOii - . " - tt satin i-Triraljoiliii: 'lltitillboVil'ited ~. plea, we rejeibe to portittiii are ontsorsoity protected. seiltas'lL . . • • . • • Tboatlitig. : llltii itribtilsit ia r 4 Oti of London Grantham. five candidates. timy . ifti. • 6 66.tal 6 sigiumph, In ..." liitAlO*l p 6 signal tr i ump h , E. Welby and I • Oteta*t.llol l l. Vim:lent Mashers. West. bets ; th e Hon • "vt." - "_.1::61.: :a. _Aramaic :nos% activity. A blotting Hughes, and Ja tom b*, it a " art , ' (litit of a tremolo - use aPlinigutru Gentl•man aro Into The Clerk of the Peace for the County .f filled fw i baron - of sea he. just howl a CTreißar Utter, *tong , ib c traiiirjost left Applintment of Citairitah:4 Sinitiotn, u m hie pocket, jild shot .ctetuSbdny or. Om Setition s to Ire holden ito No holism* sisipiirl. I t will tke tOltert into .etiniideration with tholeleonrirf ..ef 'he . nt ete*iu s being t • . - . PPM •MIP=I'MWW.IL lIIM7. ..!....V. , v.,•-••••••••••••• --- s . - 7 - .- - - . - . -- 77: ~.7 .. -.. rftillAVAS: 71:. • - . • 1 '4,..L.. 4 .:1•• - _ .. , • ~ . t 1.21. tr.L.l.l:lt,"lll=-"lrl‘ri v , •• • ' ~. s . '"'"IWIP'" - - - t. 4 I • I: . ' • EilLtireMpl ii.-. 4 4sited.b l iS Millesty i a ahip Cris Ism.), a very staosetool Meeting at the ries ii . , from II CteM, SIPA tvon:Dt. -Lame down front. I , ~....4,Str' - ftil t*Oli piece."' lc.'" Cu' al ll4 ,4";Pit ark ifi#4l•44,4 l A.§lffo= l .o• o4l9 ' fimilhilitt i a . . ... p. Lao , or there/peen of . entrirunTiraff !MR Pi it ' l litg . ;174 0 , 0 , 14 ,refs. Is . i 41;1_14 4.7 -, r. • lf‘ 4 ^ oodles" anreaorea tare iring the repel/4644 • ••:. IL 4 1 il); 11 11,/k4 • 1 40 PoS Aort a , #4.4 1 ",. Worally•Baread.•- Upwards a(300 Glotiftirer , i rsfiertdo e , t oot. bayetytefoe 'l.ondfia.; ,thri . eprn • I p T? or fireePtotreeephAehoeo, ve noticri Sir Kcibart, ii i i:oslithe 4th of Aprilatlakit ithere.p.sasot aa . atisk ri - gromeAlderovest Sir (;stria clovers. , gtidffea.siglfflaviltgaill'lPll4*.yuk -L . --;,,' ' ' ‘4- z 'e4l/' :0 '" 4 ' I. d. nay, &c. and misty of the leidin; reereep s tdp , mart 1. Planer:S i J oao 9,-11011110 hi the =al GeorgO. Mg ' • .see sled Members. of the . Corporation. • • ....., ! --,,,,'--4,„.., .0./kle from, the South See.; forftl4, lit ailiola • n• - Mr. Aldermso Beim's', the Chairman of thervras • frees Emits bit the 3ffel:Atioarjri'ititilleft Ilia . ffite • IHI' otial'Committee, Wee -called to the Chair, wh0,...*4- .of rirmilbv at that T illilit thetoba, , J, .. sisiatitsultible introditatory observations , refereeflo t ek fey, -.....-, of'Plymetstb, , a4t 0,001 - lfflisFalar ltr. the Resolutions which would, be.prepose4, and t wjsich..theleth if'hisiatiry, a . reit /WO ; ~.'''" • 1,04- , .. rvg- Y 9 werejfitrwardowsenimoolly agreed to,. The Vireelby • • Fa6touOu l • 'Arai 11.-4.4t* dologalg, .; ~ .-- , Caadiffate was thereupon introduced, avid ,jhe Rio. :Roney, ....lain .weeklOrnea itkokr,ttaitirfoll 1. ''' • Kin' rl eutediV of the Meeting having been commeoioated. to 'arrived off the port on tilts Otter ' t ill'lliiff, MI . • j'e,_ eh. him:be.the.,.Chair, he addressed the Nieetiog„,in e. Oita Harris, Barris, from Kin' .7 1. '4' ' !"•\'' •,.. argue of cossiderable ability, ouch force, and point; days.-Sailed the Prince ltirn - ibs. . , r t . • 1, • le I sl -A* 'aborted to tits .flattering circumstances Colsegeted fivtiebio.—Sioca writing this "iv 4 n A Q '* '''. • ' 4. with the •progresiiive and improved eatimatioa. • to pilot.bost hoclanded•pivsengers Reiff ''Ml i gs „,,, td.• ' w hich he h a d risen among his fellow-citizens, and hter. of Whireheeen4 Cerrothers,Matter, obi) , Ir. sv.orsed _hie steady adherence to the same principles this pertj'itom St. Destiny/6' for bendtalv.A., , , • ',, , iii obit* bad secured him the support of the Li v ery rece iv ed teformation of the ,fallo - wint 4 1 01 s ' Pr- stasis former Elections , lie claimed the eouse..kadel,,, arrived off this pert also,' viz: ''441114' - de ' • !till ' ' •. . • t• gent consideration In favour of the, motley, ',Mali, Hall, from Savennehi le 40 ts, .• , :L _ Pr! bad. alwape voided .his public conduct; which , be. and the - Halpitd, lispkitivof "Tffeak..' •••• . , ..1 51 7 , • . .. for, Wiailid •lir I Pdolaecurill is ..miKi4. Cr.! front hint, N....ottain4 b0.:11440;,.bi..t . -.. ..,-. -. ..- ~ - ... titre in pab li g life could 'not be withost poll - tied one- Dowse, Jost 10.P-PArrived o 4lttSiv . . for mtes; bee - Dried in tht existence of the fair exercise 'wive, Oates, (rows Boson*, bound* ' . •,.,.. .•. •;•. ' Pad of opinion. Net. differences of Opiiion honoerlily GRAYUMID4 '3UOII 10.-4-Arrivtilo...... ...• '' , i z ete: ' , .. - entertained migistise attributed the freedom soOtep: Aleisoder, from Sfetti;•••• • • Marleina4 - 40,11 6 111. . , vi e be* plain ire enjoyed under our gloriose C . tnititeiaVaii t rw m Es i bdi n ; " Ins " tt *'"* ) - •• '. .• 4 ..: . '' •he gained the-Meeting of • continuo... of hi beet from Mule's., • •Carolina, Trelletc; . 'heitiC til ,eat shindy s to their service. The speeds was reessiee ,4 • enemy Meda l Al i .f la iroin dott w i. Ag r r,. ~,t pi - t ,eel wits shouts of applies.. • . ' , iiiidley, from ditto ; Marquis Wellington, J 011444 a Me, Jotilf HALL, the Derity Chairman of th - tom Bengal ; end lioddart, Vriill(l, from Who ~ . • ' d i '• Grower.' GYM mittee,varned the Meeting against as 4.iled, the Jean and Miry, Dell'iivirof 'fot ' Mr- impression *Bich appeared very prevalent, that in." •Cleiry; and Oahe., Andersen. .iyhltilcheag.l."".•• . : . 1 "Ts - mocks* the election of the Min. Baronet is.. , SP,, • • it_ h it. ... ... ,:q. -- "'" A "; - '7 :-- •' 41. ,,, ~. .•:. . it'', csraVis necessity seated for active measured ' ? h u rt 11 Al a r ticle from Vienna. • ' ' stated, that although it was very true that the corn ,oiiifei intelligence. re , 5 0 0 4 1141. it ,. -4 • -,•, t"•• mittiti overtertsitiod so doubt of success, still it it. -V.l .i. .I .. ARA•..... 11111111ta, who is / sr: , ,tp . 14. N, ' 4..,.- 1 riesieklvle that the victory should be complete, ail. • Sanger from en iUliammillie At i ; 0 1 1:00,rp .. ' l '• that hy••their united co.operstion e n d ex er t ion the); soutil 4 ii i; t e cA;. ....6 lip . pilot nay aci44iii L 1 tvit tr.- should place the worthy Alderman at th e top of du • • pott;try which..ladrid, which come down to the I lth of Ake i, the. respectable part of the .tired t he, on the capteire of'Sin Gr.gorio, Ili i. alif • lei .* would prove that they would not, by'their totes, ':;hipf , Tonaaa. effected his escapes froits it tire . de ... render theraselsei iitstrossental in the encouragemest '' ft 9 '.. ' anti !tiring ti .. '-: 0 'olio u iris ; of any views that might lead to a degeneracy its the t ~,. , _ ,e r eid parties yds!. .Bauip, „ fißhel.b. inn' 'mire Pr"' representation of the City : he . elhotteti theta to the Fl uster their forces in the Common-hall on the day socCes-fal Chiefs, to the opulent of Srilel.men;le ;nide as en.; itsmpt to relieve 1 - 10# of j'Oilklitt of elfret4on, and requested they would not lose sight which is Obstinately defehilett .1101p.r.,.Wty n; a at - of the' old alectioneeiing motto, of* long pull, Yd I nye retitle. ' Tonna, it: $44,4' itil *ad Ail A jar, force in amfitiscalle - . ; but a certain" biase.r.4lenttlyontl' rani.- a atftlerpolt, and a pal altogether. , ,red. \ • Colonel of the alyellsts • heviog cooed dui toted - onto • . deo'. oet , . he attack - ad then. with sod" initer4ts* Mi. A Morning Paper makes the followlne remark no that, with. a iose 'of only orto -- min killed • the the manner in which Parliereent was ' dissolved yes. gallanlry, and three woundeil,. he absolutely killed 100101 tile loos. terday :•••• 64 T. the astonishment of the•oldevt serer • !libels oetrighs, and vat all - tie, rest to the rnotiOt— bee tat,Parliamert, the dissolution was yesterday arr. h ,..,h .e Ike rebels in rho fort being dtiree 'nigh to derptik4 the novoced viva VOCB by • the _PRISC. REGENT, itie thiv:alanal defeat .of succours. en * which they lueff ihis*eitntrijibettettliditOtat of En)i or.ase estsolos round ets." .b i,. ~`,- •!' ' - • . ' . . • Twohtthi night 0 T 44 :41 - dip wwlwe'd linki e ", mild. . clip O en ing in Castte•streel, 4nug.firre. itlemprell *sr* Peijed to his ishitari+ hengfrig hieseelhe `Took Whew I!*. et t ftll , Iseovertici itehitt panned nearly. ten re • es, and was cislitskin" 4 s; but a sergerto . basil* • briteght - ftti . itollibatte. . erns reoffered with great Otflettlif. He -1144 ,10liftept company with a zoneg wotpee t wile itsfrielgrO4 an. other end got!" into the ceeetry r tids Via iiiii is.. • cent death of hie atpther, iiretsol stri'diephltdeleq, ' VOA sovietism add 600 of dotioppoot. . • ' . • C .l v* L- iT. ~ I I. • • , .~ . '4 .