The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-18 00:00:00

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We' are put in possession of some additional information ou this most important subject, by private advices from Canada and the United States, tna late date,' , to -which we shall advert ; and in confirmation of " the alarming confusion and dismay," which tmeto. , l so widely prevail in these valuable possessions, shall per ticolarly 'direct attention to the information which is added to the aneouncement of the arrival , of Major-General Swain from Halifax, which sus sutvjoin from a Paper of this morning. The par ticulars of the sews brought by General S. has Dot bean unwed to transpire officially, but we are told it is adodtted by Ministers to be " very bad." We dare say it is, and we sluteW wouderif they allowed ns to know much about it; for it is assuredly sot the most creditable to their foresight, sot "highly sw: tidactery," es the Bulletin which they weroimbemst to ackosswisdee yesterday said. The details se the, civestastanixes attending the disaster at Plattsburgh giros km the article to which we are alluding, am ply codes the statements in the communication which we yesterday laid before our readers—. they are melancholy, and painful to contempla tion in she highest degree; but we are too well acquainted with the original causes of this failure to believe that poor Sir GEORGE PREVOST is the au. thor of all the mischief. It is in vain to tell ns that " all tanks of people, civil and military, in Canada, are clamorous against this unfortunate General." — Any one who is acquainted with the causes of Sic Jona Mooaa's melancholy retreat in Spain, I and the manner in which the Navy Board have sepplied the mesas of nasal seems* in America, will be et no leecto awns& for Sir Genius* Pasvon's iltnation.eses..Who haows not that the disalitscdon of, the pimple of Canada extends farther than to our military Cammander in that quarter, is little ac quainted with the real sentiments of the Canadians. When we beard of the exeeetkns in Spring last, for treasonable practices, we thought that all was trot right in - . the salads el - those loyal and near neighbours of • a Republican State ; and we are now persuaded, from the information in our possession, that Sir Cameos Pay/ores appro., bensions and concern foi his safety, arose from the accounts he bad received of the disposition of the voplee whom he bad been sent to defend. If it should be proved that this is really the state of- Canada, and that Sir Geottnz Palrorr " bad tea. fan to be alarmed even for the military posts," his I reluctance to advance and leave these exposed, will admit of a solution more honourable to him than the riser's at .present in circulation. How comes it, that instead of venting useless clamour, the peo ple of Canada do not take up arms like their American neighbours and repel the invaders? —Those who are threatening the subjugation of their territory, are as raw and undisciplined le vies as themselves would he. There are no im mense armies marching from all parts of the United Sates against them—at most, it is only 5000 her- dere's thst ha' e down to arms at the prospect of their country being about to be laid o este by an aunty' commis,ionea to use fire and sword for their exter..l mination--it is only a few half-armed,. miltia that are threatening invasion in re turn. Will it be believed, that if there were not I more grounds for apprehension, that 12,000 British veterans would retire to the ;trooped hell* leaving their sick and stores, and provisions behind them? If ' the people of Canada themselves were as unanimous in the defence of their provinces as the ga b s-.I bitants of the adjoining Republican States are la the defence of theirs, there would be little ems. sioa for our Peninsular heroes; but we suspect these are mere necessary to keep the Canadians themselves down, than to stem the torrent of Ames. 'ken invasion. This is a subject uposs which we should like to hear Sir Glottal Parton's seotiments explicitly expreseed, bat it is probable that what.* his official accounts may my, we shall not he 'mad, much the wiser by such parts of hie dispatches as may relate to it. A little time,- however, may make IN possibly Otis as wise as them Ministers who ham now such a lemon of experiesee before them.. •In the mean time, It Seim " every thing on the expetted battle IS take Ontario.", • this is the MIN and the Canedisa Clergywal enet . the usual preyeetAlle the OMNI theogis we hem 111111 k le mach mutant** in she slalom. of British Oilmen as in they prayers of the Canalise PAM, ...we must my, our afairs In' that quarter have coin* tat a ea' ilitoh, Ind the three experienced Admiralewhe presidiorer the new tied Interests and glory of the country, with the Wlts 0 CROZZit s tattenedieitry,at their elbow, have the way in which these affairs have Sir J. Yua object was to 'prevent the transport of the troops which had been embarked under Gen. Is AßD ,and which were destined for. the Niagara, to ets.operate, , 1•4 . , . .. . .''', ''':' - COVENT-GA*O .1!• - . "",,N , I We trust that we s '' .; ...,y . • .i. : .t .:, the tailing strictures w ii tie '::- .• ' .14 ti consolation at least of raea!piei w 1i*,... • it,..,, , . the reasonableness of our objections'eQ ate the propriety we Ornmplain of, we shell . b e d ov bb, 2 .2. 1 tifte(L---The nun of OxtrAv, .*airnhip as i t , "s' ought iot fo sanction 'the erosti ind withwhich his two dramas, The 04k m • El i Venice_ Preseivedi abound ; the iramediate olkiect of our censure is the latter.—in the repetition of i'' filthy wprd " whore," which occuts twice . w .' two lines, when Renault, one of the coospir— is taunting his compeer Elliot, ill the Rue-- 4 " In *bat si . boretlap,"— and immediately after— . .. Give but RI, gnglishotani bis wborp," a,,,„ ' 4 this, whether in ATwA y or any one e l se , is n'•`' ribaldry : it has not the exte7 Ilion and itiiiiittitlitekSha attack, he IL aseassdratillibt fled befOre 5000 'men (chiefly WO, title, which bad by that time been collected), leavid his ; 40k behind, destroying provisions and it and marching bock is two days the &gauge whit:it it had. required s s tikadvonce: 66 General-Dautimosta has been left en tbefilert , Tara frontin to ballin'tbe Nina of ieveslon; wsdl l - aarly l ;itisiftattaitat would hare prevented, ant' hes aince#4tiiirsid by bandfulls. Nothing but the eutiottudiirittiachtneft . or ,bia troops to him, undar, inch extreme hardships sad privations as they hares .gone, could . have "enabled him to maintain hi& poet before Fort Erie, but I fear he must now re- . •• ''- • " • • ••• ,• against Gen. DRUMMOND. If our actouets, from the neighbourhood •of Fort Erie be correct, General-ISA° had already lauded at Twelvedbtile Creek, which is within a very abort diatance of .the, Niagara ;- in such case there is toe mock reason to. leer the gallant Commodore would be frustrated iii his design. It was supposed that immediately iffier' the intended action with the American ffeet, Sir, .Luies Yto, on account of ill health, would returi, to England. We earnestly hope Sir Jima wili'not,i be prevented by the success of the enemy frourdoing ' this. Sir` USER? BALL, who is to succeed him, I and who is to act in the double capacity , of Naval CoMmissiener 34 travel Commenaer, hidrt reach ed iluebic. • . < We long for intelligence from the seat of 'the time. rican Legislature. The proceedings in Cong . reis*.itt* regard to the seer must be highly interestitrietlig: portant. We have letters from New Yoritle chp ftth of September, a week subsequent to the ilite'of the, Message of the PRESIDENT, .bpg,, Ibe . accounts, • which I. these few days had reached. Nei' York i , commemisete nothing of moment. the lirigistatsini' wee, as usual at the commencement Ott' s :Session, 'lifted in forming the several Gionnittees, arid until these had entered on their dodos, there was no ea. peals eta of any debate touching the intensities sub. jut et tie war. Doe et the eemmenicedees from New York states, tirettitite sliiubeen in attesdance twosaonths for dbpitilkO, lis perfect readiness to sail, but that none two conveyed from the seat of Govern ment. We are told, from another qestisr, that this vemil waited for the appearance of theeJokss Admire, and that she would not leave the United Sisk* Until r time was afforded for the transmission oftbe i nOsviee to the dispatches from Europe, formglgliti by that frigate. I . .7 ; . .:_. _, _., .:nos ,of wi ng ca The gallant Captain Dowxta did honour to the supposing theetoi any,. Mr.. Yogap., BriIiaII.MISDRI, His ship, the Confiatsce, was launched . discrimination and' , Y . worth!' of hira, fed the same word, to in,tance urhere l but e week beforejse was sent for to take the com delicate, it *as still as aPproprixte figure, in the .. - Iti ''' mend. Part of his crew had just arrived, and there • , . lips-- , .4-1L•41 . ifi • bed been no time. for difeiplitie or 'equipment, to • .1 " And sain you i s * ' theAdriatie . * .' , ' , , , ,5i plink, • '• ' " Like 4 lewd, album by bolder pro tA s Own voiri.;. ' ' warrant an ettack'by 'inter on : the enemy ' s fleet,.! The tnnscendiatt *teals of Ddiss,O'N eat ,. which was anchored, with beefy igitairbeets, endee l , the coves of their lend-batteries. Alt be receive* given to this Tragedy a publicity, to which, an order to advance and commence the attack. Thin days-of Mrs. SIMONS, It has been a stranger. 0 1l he did, and nobly attempted to do his part of. the theatre is nightly crowded with decent w oot i ni , sty dui) • Jest IN fr .ing into action he harangued hie wives and daughters; and the evil we complain .__ therefore, the more to be deprecated. te e e pi men, and add, ' s lily lads, wle,.' Ohikii. illansdiately * lnt; Nide, indeed, about such as might ask us w h o* , assisted by the tpoiy.n-shore., Let is shoo theta. tbeth lea: are of the Society. for the Suppressi o ait oar part of. .the sissty:.l., well done.'--Pinny: leld' i Vice,—in or oat of the theatre, it is well ni re t lowl he was deceived! 'ln ten initiates he nobly,. press it, and we should, indeed, highly who succeeded to ,: that Society, were they to turn their 11111 x. Lieutenaat RoneaTSoN, tblll command of the Conjianee, says that caniaia l to greater consideration than the Sunday _ - r` , miserable penny barbers and appleoiromen, 'atf - ' Allacnorrouon, the American Commander, was x i s to the lia , Trant offences of ba!:Prs' keepin g • impressed with the idea that their works ashotel l two o'clock on a Sunday. It we' can cite a pose would be carried, that he did not take possession ofi unmixed delight to the female votaries of the .. our vessels for three been after the action ceased,' wit shall have obtained oar object l and if else' ' 0 out of the reach I perpetual damns and curses, with .which thi s ao being employed in . 'puffier hinny' of the shore, for feat 'Of lari - tonsing the guns of the none l3lr d tr a tlys a worse , dY t"1 n' a i n w d er t e be thißned je the ar 4"l6 weeld ' 4"1: stasis lifitelfoll spas thent . i . 1 0ii the evening of the battle wounded. We trust that this will be annold,. d ki" 1111-4eld, aid le the 019Seillthe 1000ted to en. the Having motioned Me.. YOUNG with piebe4di British colours heisted on their works. Soon after, . praise and Mr. Youtto- are rarely disjoined, -•- 'him credit for disesing that effeminate darned Macon' came off to my thee our army had fled and li* their sick behind, destroying quanties of stores P I", which, fore Alseeenion of nights, he Pierre wheogoinepta' OSOCO 1 110.1; it was sower* aod:provislotss. hi ACDonOUGH would net believe it, ; of Pierre , ' and of :hit representative--of ' ' and 'atatiotted MACOMB - to beware of a russe de 1 manly, the undaunted, and utteoerrated—bir guerre, as be was oonideat ,either that :oar army I no such trilling distirictioa froM the reetvat would return, Or that they bad gone by forced spirators , his superiority lay in mind t Mt : .- —mm... teercine. The man who excited astoalsbareat when bulb., • As the American war yet threatens an Illiad of teletlint's Harbour. tear wanted , not a gaudy which') pane 114 ' 4 I The sided Is too pa infuljfor reflection. Sorely 1 woes to the country, it seems Ministers intend to ~ ;i . •struck us as ridiculous, itteti'il.' setimplita lifi raise the indignation of Englishmen. More 1 L....._ • • trita . continue the, Property Tax. Mr. WRITIIRIAD atian it "uir 1 appearance, notning was retie bat a: feintea' have been lost b y desertion than could h ave ; an d cop , er g 4:• While-co thateedefet of lik vetted in the House last night to this subject, aqc . l i t s ta l a jolted ;aim assault—and the most dreadful eons!. ! Play, weoailli to be informed sitir flit* asked if it was realty the latealibis of 'Crovitromen ces may yet follow . + " A British fleet capturvid In I sense, a spark of Wet - cannot be Jagged into to prolong this measure; and taw .Cuanczt.i.on of 1 g lien !nature, who sit, even while. bearing, the without an effort from the EXCUIREVER distinctly avowed that he should i , meat of a plot which is to cut ad their throat, " feel it•bis duty net to ' shrink from proposing a* l fhb e he s l ig at h ie t r of t : o a sßaveritilsth—aarnlYnd arm y, fleet brought into , .. ,as much tranquillity as of old ditli fi e Senate of Reit action against the opinioa of gallant Commander, !at the sacking of the city by the Gaels ; bat , itsette: continuance of the Act, should the samejuilke and' ., ; : •.. :is an 'emit enneopied in the Orltisil service —eod-I ibe remembered, that the latter circumst a nce was pre. necessity, which originally called it forth, regd.,* its prolongation." We trust the reentry will fief it to trust will netlass4rer unenquirtd into by tbstinaleil concerted, and a matter of policy. These V euct i s i be its inctimbeat duty to prevent a renewal of this tisb Parliansen " 4;" • • 11 Senators, moreover, are both supine and irrelieeetsp " ech are the Sentiments of the people of Canada.— for they do nothing but swear. The last o most inquisitorial measure. The last clause of *Ol t A teL 1.... „ we will at present make, is st the execution!, 's general distrust that prevails, t here 1 present Act says,---" That this Act shell commence . 1141 ". * "" t "" Pierre, who, when about to he fastened to eel Nunn to fear thitAse accounts brought last night, wheel, is stabbed by After. Now, although de', and take effect from and after the sth day of April, . __... o . ....., by General s ittosic' 1 , are melancholy: Every thing Ministers of Justice ma y c are very little abort 1806, and, together with`the duties centimeter, atm - depends on thee:peeled battle on Lake Ontario.' Itr.the person on whom they are .appointed to see continue in force daring the present wet, and until - the sth day of April next after the ratifliatieneof a MO. ' we succeed , the Americas. cannot re-establish them. !justice done—it is net in human natere that they I should stand unmoved at their office being tam: Ofinede—lf we fail, we fear they, Unitive Treaty of Peace, and no longer." And no ! 'salves . ill Upper .. ; ..... 6 .1 out of their . hands; when Jaffier stabs hint ? safely • will oar ft.; alai no fUtoire effort on our. longer we hope the nation, who has so him smarted ! e""." some emotion should be visible—the first impale could recover that province. with grief and indignation at the alternative presented , .'r i - r ... _ . woold be to start 'forward, and lay heads off ae• . , to to them s either ofdeveloping their mosteetaid mincer's', ' .The City vits thrown into consternation yesterday rude dispenser with the law ; bet here distort veteran h ran th s i n ag r —t n he g y at a st d and as . unmoved as a deist; or of submitting to an enormous lairots: the price or evening by another Basks House having stoPPed u payment ; l i n ' Cernhill. What renders this stoppage t o rei f a ,. o . r an old a j n our imi ' i :i their reluctance to go before a vile tribune!, alit a s h y maw butcher at the sticking , :Maar db e is; that the eking-Weave received their for this Act to exist. The Foreign PoWers whom we sions that mar th e verisimilitude p on t e scene—altryl. cintotnee's checks till four o'clock, but refused to are stilt subsidizing, for it seems we are still paying . -In consequence of at the Clearin which, g . are esaatural, and should be supplied. / and supporting a ll th e forces of the Allied Sore. i Reese , the other Bankeri came to a resoletion not • The wor4 " lewd" sabstitated'in the erg histaaer. ** l reigns, and must pay and support theta till"the deli- 'to pay, through the clearing, any thing to the Bank- ,p we the c o r d, sei rl w P a e l y I T " le ieu " e ' y w iu ' ll e awe ': log House that had stopped. 0t. %, beratinns of the Congress are concluded , though i eu T s he . - kin-house, the of which we men these should last till doomsdsy, have had quite enough .Ban , eal on Wed g nesday, s that of Messrs. Wont. of our money ; and if We are meditating the eon- tRA_ MO, NOWAK, ' and HADDOCK, which bus great quest of America., and find that instead '4O/ adding :nons of ai na wish a a ambe r of Country Banks. -. . any of the States to our Empire, we are mate itkoy • Yeiderday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Coeitelliats - 1 . 0 ,._ to lose what we had, and hare the 'iddiatinat pro.' hold at the Foreign-Office, which sat* 011itillf-past • StialLeve... Madre. P. spect of reconqttering Canada . to look to, we hope ; 1.411 " . • : •We have reason to believe that a request has been rl'ir.;"' R. P. 6 1) "„ - t a i „.. Ministers will be told te makep. better use ofaise money made by the Spanish Government to the British, to li n aile;" * Je W s. t. Smith, George already squeezed by die nese frioding imposts and I ( r a t e M em be rs o f Corte,, gre up one o the practices from a point pestle, than to throw away resident in this countty, as being charged with of- a rc n t, 1:: • Calvert, C. • 4 "4.11"-- • millions to OD& AM OS analliarti and POODIN Aso &aces against the sovereignty of FERDINAND VII.— On MO=diad t at his afilr ; •1, .- ro ii10„ of Spain. It is redly lee real ' 4i liblt to that the •To such a demand, the British Government, of the ago, i• - , , age, Toot 4. English lageisidon Ad AWN be netinned for celese t refulted to Rec. "' merchant of 'l„aeiidoli n* - well kto-- - ' ' Bann assn statement that Col. Teeter bad been succeed- an d p o liti ca l world; i i ...... paw . . . ed as Governor of Oporto by Col. PAMPLONA, is not p al ca me to tit - Ostend PeLlfell's Mien Om Nlise walit in : quite correct. The former Officer, it is true, lied soda rt ' thin Mom Of Commons, sad mss, aft* olds de- proceeded on a visit to Lisbon, but no one bad hien proJA - be% mrsoslood pose odioldne of 144 to 21. . appointed in his stead, at the date of the latest ite- - .....m0i.... COMM{ from Oporto. liejosoGen. *MOT arrival . yesterday aftenseiesi :ItlAnstiitnis.—The day of election for the Univer- : frees Halifez le 31 days.and in lone* to hear i iitY'Professorship of Anatomy, vacant by the death that he has breeght anweldnie,news. The fats din. i este Basso IlAeW 009 ; is flied for Wednesday the - asters on Lake Chanpkikk„ r .1,4 - L o se os i vessai d uia ,• 133 instant, at deems o'clock in the morning. .. •• 77'!" A Gentleman who left Paris within this fortnight ;tl denim which is felt in the Mitre( the Celinandor. was told by his Busker, that the daily issue of Ittomiy le-Chief, has gives risotto the ant alarming ends. 1 width he made to the English in Paris, was 10,00 W goo and dismay. This me had ruses to 'preload lf this was continued-for one year, it would emu& lialgia the tenour of the Were we base Sees, and the' to 3,650,0 001 - drawn from this country — to illy n 62 ' esaisats of the Montreal Papers which sr, have re. thing of the sums aped by the English at Brussels calved. The particulars of tbe aewellgemitisgy Goa; add other parts of the Continent. ' • Mr. Santant, the celebrated altrenaut, is to make an Sllllllft have not transpired ; beb Wit *sited,* " " asiedden en Timidly next, at Plymouth. • ('Ministers be very bad. - • . Mistetorre's regiment is called by the Parisians-i-- . ' I Nothing can surpass the' ileitillmOpiessiled in Jades ' : Legion. . 1 Canada when the lest &piddles . *llllitinit All .' Ti.. tionsetleenetle o' . the late Cowl-Martial in thy reeks epee*, military Ind delta' it to p lath Hussars, hatvOrenewed the old question, Who. against Si Gio c es p av i ons ss wi sso li s , they an Meer, bolding the King's commission,, haw re kt osestmosts ass i v i ss y, sop is . ' " ~.. the wet to resign it or whether an Officer most " 1 ' s 1111011•11' to be cashiered. for disobedience of found it necessary that be shooid fie neethhos V. aatilenoPy metes of being enabled to ro'' at lastland Into the elatee--48 was di days ii ad. Md. *mice f .. :4 ~p: . 414 , t ''' . At New York great alarm prevailed, equaAljr from political, military, and commercial emberrassinente; and in consequence of the bearing of the two former on trade, and the distrust resulting from them, many failures among the more respectable classes of Mer chants had occurred. ll**flowing e f entleetew weld 1,. the Minority ' oh the Motioti of Colond:Raistek:---: Tierney, G. SG's.lank B. • Phalli,;. G. Whithreml, S. FeSpiihni_Hon. N. Townbendy 1414 1. Poitinnby, G. Homer, V. o.oorne, L 44 Ye. Shakespenr Martin. H. Ih-joct•, W. menu., P. Derrell.- W. - Miilhuins,l l Lll, kl Scudainere, R. P. Burrelleen. P.D. Byer: G. Northey, W. Greenhill. R. Palmer. Colonc1„ , Raw', Jos. Swish, George klonrk, Sir C. ;•, Brash. lIN.-T. Gordon. R. • - Ilealee#. cohost Pvin, F.,.. - Calvert, C. .; Globe. U. Ce.. , :' Birch, .I.' On Mtit . kit dlagl iq at Ms bee. tic the (Mb y'." ;11:•ieb. ap t ,twostairlittoiellP h ., merchant of ' I;oidosi .. well know ts, in the • and political world; Ids e‘erietee,a,detleat t .m t ifs.• pticalde to either, oiled. tilt Alrff Prehtitg A trt4 l _, social Aloes mid piiastificin can WA. brIPP preclited'il his its* aid, 10 ,',.... lamilT-4 1 11_,101 1 , former )tio t - - ns - - ifICAPOpIi regriKtPsr, A • Market is badly lupp e r: t. Fine Wheat sop Barley and'Osts . asp, . I ditto do. • li 0 • • ••r • -se ditto 4. .. 1 Poland do. ......... .11S W 1 F i r e Va l o r ..... ... nr s tiosedids ..... .... 61. 6 f . •'•• i I , 1 1 , S M ITII 1. 11‘11.11 4 ;ajett.—No T. I 4; ... ," ' ' To sish ttieCiffiii.' or ramie of Mil. ' 6 j WIC .. . 4s. ild. in As. Sd. • Vieo:4l(Cadjildif ...., 1 11111011, • be. 0.1. u i 6‘. . 04. Roasts ..., 4 i.. • ~ 4ft 666 Veld ... 7s. 01. to 80. o'. Sheep ~ 1 ... .).. • ~, • Pork '....114. Od. to 7s. Si Cayes .; . • . ~. Lamb •• • 411. Od. to Os. Od. Pies .. ; . .7..:: • s.' 'VII.' • . • ~2 • , 11 A Y-14 AILIFIIiT: ' • ( vi • I, J .!. AW L. 5 .61. 0... Or. P Ad''ll; .6 o;. 'od.' • . -, 1 -Ilitasi , l i ,A.,.ll. 104. 41E. tow. ;Li „psi ....00-1. ',- 1 , •'•(' .? 4 1.4-44,“ LuNDoN 20 1 404 1 • 0;141 1 1i 4 . bj (11.64ePhb• AP. •ij`:2 s bil l ksiqtArdift Ji t4W •~ 5 . 41 • • , their 1 25 Mites—be then waited 'five more to much credkftw*Aa aid of the fleet tb attack UP Americana wItl;, been managed.— 04:00 British veteran,. When the fleet appeared! it the transport of and COMmetwoed the' attack, be looked on, and th •"• 'I ' ... •.;' .., • . 101417 ;rigFig vr i r ialeP4lll **ili A. • C' . ' , .. 6.00 4 Citi*Ft4T-(hill !• - . " ti ). ! . -Ai t tient we shell 'lke' .' , ' • kte,eteres which telt ' ' '.- ~ " ~. .! asti. Least of ineautivivr ,li 'i v , ' 44:,. ableness of our objections' oWi'al e . me :- .• ~ ' : we Oreoplain of, we all .be do t t y 1 te notate of Or'w.v, ..efiiinhie ask 4 Z ' It to sanction the gros s Ind. • :h his two dramas, The ar ti h rin aid • 'eserved, abound ; the immediate olkiee;( mis the latter.—ln the repetition of th e d is whore," which occuts twice with when Renault, one of the conspirstrw: his compeer Elliot, in the Rue-- -; " in n. hat pi. hore's lap,"— iiii Ca) , after— - Y Gire but ao s Enoishotati kis whore," dye. , her in clrwn x or any one else, is nerd* it has not the extetteation of bei ng ai l . . thafto, be any". Sir., Voexc, uj i k ,' tre ttead delicacy' Worthy of hi res l ei ;. . linie. me word in en itt,tance where, thow• - rth, it ems still ay appropriate figure, *ea* #--- v 4-1&,4x'1 u • , ..., 4 saw yew it* the-Adriatic plough, • ' - o:• lewd, *Ore, ,by bolder prows ,ben rsa4 •. ji i snscendtiot .Oeleals of iiiiss,o'NeiLL'ino, his Tragedy a publicity, to which, 'hie t i re SIDOONII, it has been a s,transPr. .Tv nightly crowded with decent wouiwym e daughters; and the evil we compleiniew. . the more -to be deprecated. We e l * eed, sheet such as might ask us ehen w t ' of the Society. for the Supprekeieirip or out of the theatre, it is well tii 116 4 1 , and we should, indeed, highly r.w* . lety, were they to turn their attegligt consideration than the Sunday working* penny barbers and appleoiousen, at ' ;rant offences of ha'.:Prs' keeping • :k on a Sunday. It ;Reath glee a pas " lelight to the female vot ar ies of the lave obtained oar . object ; and if meet i damns and curses, with .which this filr iedy teem,' were thinned,the4oll,4olll se worse, and the decent ear would eidli We trust that this will be melded. . • mentioned Me.. YOUNG witk ptelse4ll I Mr. •YOUlfe" are rarely disjoined, we • ' for disosing that effeminate damask . itch, fora eitccersion of nights, he went% heo goingl to' sisecutiow ; it was Ernie* , and of bit representative—of fikerstii. re undaunted, and utteeerrated—htHemift rifling distitictioa froM the rest(etkkeeikt. his superiority ley in mind t quit . ' ..' who excited astoalsballeat wheitiblietE et not a gaudy gwailicte . 101401044 , • . . I as ridiculous , essiti'iw. - ciimlilete lb e„ nothing was reesilval bit a. velvet ,esy o f ,04. 94 ,. Vs:bile-ea tbetageet feh :wish to be informed '*b tilt* tem ',..k, park of life, -cannot be infused intb 7 ' ho sit, even while, hearing, the " '''•,`‘ plot which is to cnt all their throo, it'll ruin uillity as of old ditlifie Senate of Relhill king of the city by the Gaels; bat, It Otte' lured, that the latter circumstance was pt 4 ' , and a matter of policy. These Veuctiall moreover, are both supine and irreligiess? lo nothing but " swear." The last objettillii" it present make, is at the execotionAlt who, when shoot to he fastened to 'lt4, stabbed by After. Now, although tie' of Justice may cars very little shoat.' n on whom they are .appointed to sre Ine—it is net in human natere that tali and unmoved at their office being tsked ar hands; when Jajfier stabs hint, studyl lava should be visible—the first imp* to start 'forward, and lay hands ott enser with the law; bat 'here therwit se g —they stand as unmoved as a daStil l ' ti Irgeons at a disseeties, or an old journeyi ter at the sticking Of a ,pig--there are essiu 4 mar the' verisimilitude of the scene--4ltty l • oral, and should be supplied. i sot ~ lewd" sabstitated 'in the OM listener. td ,be second, would preserve two sewn, and eveetle passage, and do away lislialgarity we c 5.511 - ' it pli • %. • lowing Gentle**, Sad in the Minority, aloft of Colond:RaLbtbet--: Welland; B. • Finili e s. G. S. Foliewes, Hoa. N. Tonniseati,Lortilk 3. Hoover, PP' (,oorpe, L 44L Martin. H. 514aelts, W. ,1 Bartell.- W. - •Miiiguens, 11. IL ~ R. P. Burrell. HAIL i e . 0. Byer: G. r , Greenhill. R. Palmer, Colomi,, , i. Smith, George Monet, Sir C. • 1.-Ir. Gordon, R. • Maglee#, Cubed Calvert - , C. . .; cesele. U. Ce... ,- 1.,. •' 1011e,dhille l at MS anitleit . ; .. " • ' ~.. 1..' ;11)h,:•age,..twomailltsthlows.,, of 14oridesi,,,.. well ittnaw is in the . . - :al world 3 big Agiliete#,aWd . tarts. Ur** o either, oiled • net 'Wt pirmllleKiwtilly sea and periutal kindulits can ikit Wilt. by his .friends and, . ‘'l4l, amilr4ll,lol l , tosOltill be longliatApepli regrittfsr, er it lit Irreparable. . A•i :maws', Nov. IL—Tbe market is badly Isp p p e r: nt' s 'seeps Pret 'W e Wheat. Fine heat sip , ites. but saletare limited. Barley and flets•al/1, lam 11141 articles 40 84 emain the same. - . '• ' ' ' Igo) ) 45 76 Old ditto - ~ •• •• . • 96 40 Tick do. •Si 111 .... ...... 26 31 .4:11d .. . *.c3 OMB • -lb , ISO 7 8 4 Fine ditto • • 4.,- -I- .„ ~.44 50, Polsod do. • • ..... 4 . * b 4 tr i . -.''. Feed ditto ✓ - 51 60 Flee Flour ~ .. .. .. • ga. . 41, 46 Seem& • .... ....... 61; i MITVEIALL . -.• Igingje 1 • • • fi - • ' . r .—Nos. rff• - . To tisk, theCitripi.' per ottisie of Mil. •. i • • 1 , j ild. in !is. lid. • Medd:ret Catilishlf ‘ , mai , pi. /a 6.. .A 4. Renee..., 1".• •• • pl: "". 4 ei. ta Bs. 0.. Sheep •• • ~./4- ••n• • Od. in 7s• 61 Calves ....;.... • ,„. I. Od. to Os. Od. Pim *.:64.4.; .;..%•• HAY•MARR.II4T: k-: 2 . :1; p,t.) . -1,41 1 r ... 7r .. 41. Oa. 0d.,, istA t i t...,01.i ~.,40.5. , wee ~.: .61. ( 1.. V. mi 71. ~. . Od., , f,„„, 'lrv- 10.0.,11. Ilk ed. Ito. 11.1.,111ii '4l- ' • -' % • I ....,---,.. In-itft!el!WirifOrn'iltlErlirrt!" . , ' PiIIOPIC •Nl4/101. b/ lP V :.140/1 1 141b0 AP 4 " h t! it il b ift IST L i .34"1 16.• iii t ), • • ' . • • . ...-. •. • . , - .. t . • 11 tt::' —* * ' . 1 . 4-. f.' fishnet Mt iota . 10 be lone, *4 tit the hitter ;tit Irreparable. colakjtactutrae, Nov. IL—The la igrain, 'seep( Preiga 'Wheat. bleadati velem but isicittre Narked. atilvsacti. Other articles mange the saw Melt tOtallth) 40 96 84 Old sld di DWI ) (Foyle) 45 6 O art . . Tick ..... tats • a 'l4 Flue d . r e iff P 514 s .44 50 , Poisik w ditto . ......• Feed d Ditto Boilers 54 60 Flee F any Pete " 41, 46 Sneed I~ •. ~~ Lt • '