The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-31 00:00:00

r" •I I. MEXICO. ke. --.•■•—• ; ttursafeoNNAlLS. • llheron% Dee. 12. oral Count Alien is comple tion' to INT the place of the Hereditary Marshal who la ei l l i esim at the opening of the Assembly of. be ou the h a dies month. The Members Ugh 16, n have A s o' open acquaint hts Ms *etre Obsomissioare. en the 27th at the latest. of their ocOot Hooey*, that be way be a ble to detenaise wh prestr etter' the half of the Members, i.vcessery to open each lisambir, have otrinntv arrived. Ihe Derties are ro te seed *ACLU powers. as seen as pemiltis. to rstry. le theists !heap Drsnewirk. not above the half oft e Cliaacml wawa *lent down—o damage whirls five tea good vie Mime wilt not repair; het unhappily teil molest theie lives la it. which at WI The wambse of Oedema at Dettingeo. WI this year emsonted to yak had witch leer/seed ot *Or mimes. aced aamoutte we to W 7-171 basin haft st, ltheisselnms. sad 3filledinve came in their steed ; dame i 2Ol study Divieityirsztrispeemleisce. 111 Meade% Mothematies. y. Plailotogy. and Of the shove sosethee ere smiths of the itillfriwel" 294 of the German BMWs. sod 72 Foreigans. sad wog them last 12 are WEAL VIENNA. Dec. IS.—Yestealay. the Ministers had t vie. l hei r sixth conferesce. The eensmittere are thastastlp Orle the is portent *objects re ferred to the o. reedom of internal trade ; the isterpretatheo of thol 136 article of the Act of Orion ; the relief to he grant ed. Is 'some cases, with respect to the coutinrois to M famished to the Army oftlie Uesfederotion; the curial vitae of the mediatieed Princes, he., The health of Piellslianhal Praia achwertasulterg. Is sew allsost entirety restored. Betudx, Dec. 21.—The Royal Board of Cesserthip has now mitered ea its functions. The Meg of S w edes; has ordered 100 IIIOiSIS to be Work ow geld, silver.. and copper, ii. *moor of It todivideals of all aistletes, who have contributed to the civilisation and insproveaseut alsonklud• Se. Paleasayson, Dec. 4.—His IsspeSW the Archduke Cousteetine, arrived here els therk:ST from Warsaw. The day before yesterday. a Gm WOW sei iffi 1V to of the Preach Bantiessy. this bend WOO Plailleld sod fitted up, several yeses ago. by Bit Oeveeetheiththe ebe cesstant residence of the heath thabolly. 'Wading every mintiest. the be* pen el ills ba li tite lli g coasiderably damaged. Plesusaonan, Nov. !7.—After the death of two I& sisters, vie. the Minister of the Interior, M. de nottedev. lat. is the meads of August. sad the Mader of the Ministry of the Police, Count Vjasitlitiaelf, In the mouth of October. the Emperor was pleased is nob sew changes in the different departments width compete these Administrations. The Ministry of the Polite is suppressed, and the Police departments are =fated la the Ministry of the inter ior, which is seder the direction of Count de Kotekouby. The Pest department. and that of Internal Mandartares sad Cons- Tome, which formerly belonged to the Ministry of the Interior, are sow 'operated from it. The former is. un til further orders, placed under the a dministration of Prior, Alexander Wait:in, Slipister of Worship sad Instruction; the latter is jollied to the Misdate) , Interior. Wjasalitisoff was a dearest of lefantry, sod ed the age of tie. lie commeaced his military \ very low rank; and it was his merit aloof him to the highest in the service. Verlag ' absence of the Emperor is the course of the purpose of attending Cosgresses, the Con* consequence of his Majesty's thalliesce. invest 'he supreme authority in the adaninistestioa of Illimehonby ha.. since the aecessioo of the , bees always boomired with hie atejesty'sper confides*. While Minister of the Intseior from INK be brought that part o f administrat ion to of perfection, which procured him the approba his flivereign, and the esteem of the public.l A obliged to resign in consequence of had health, aght on by his indefatigable attention to business, aotwithstandiog continued to take part Is the admi- 1 as a Manlier of the Supreme Council of I public erdently wish that be maw lout direct the Ministry committed to his charge. Milleredewitch, hemmer of the capital, who recovered from an indisposition, continues to gestitede of the inhabitants. Whatever re , public order, the prompt execudon of the laws, or Aries for commertial intercourse—in a word. nay of iseneficent intentions of the Emperor, never wrests 'etely carried into effect as at present. The use which, when at the head of armies, reinitiated glory. equally distinguish hint in the oath sow fills. PnVSNIIII6II27. -- (im aiker.) of all kinds very cheap in the interiors oats at the tibetvert : no purelseeere for the grain b ete sad in the neighbourhood." (nom arausouis'a EtBAI POLITIQCS. &C.) WWI to comyare the esteat and popeladoe of with the two empires with which this beautiful has relation • of union sod rivalskip. Spain la me dweller than MealCO ; and probably in less a matter. the population of Mesita will easel that pais. The l sited States of North America dace cession of Lonisiana. and the claim of Rio Beate del to as their limit, include 140,0130 squarrlearaes, and population is hnt little superior to that a klesias. ' ll the political force o f two States depend only us which they occupy on the globe. sad on the Nriodos el the inhabitants: if the nature of the soil and of the coasts; if the climate, the energy , 18/0 1 . and, above al l, the perfidies if nie ii *radicnd. were got the principal elements of this s : witslation of parer (n/eel doe e)• the of Nevi Spain ht sow rank with the Coe a of the A lin Republics. Both feel the incenenelenee of a population toe enwp r ailv slistriheard. That tithe Uaind States. though orcupyrag a soil and . raseured by nature.iserraors with a rapidity 1 "win ; tsar does it include. like the po”15. ,a _ nearly two millions and a half a shd 1111. TM, hiiiialis, brutalised lye the devot adion of i ancient Mamie Morrreigns, sad vesons et *int asegarrees, &hawk retett by Spanish laws, azrel os ime . end Intwase, enjoy. in fan, lost link op se aerosol of their mot distaste front the ovum antherity. Tie kingdom of New Spain bar oho 'NEW advantage ever the Calted Mane ; the wait ar skats, tither Afrieans or the wilt to is, in la meshing (p eart gtoo—a• “tpean columsts did not begin to app aaws r=, en* tier the tragic events of thr revelation rks) it St. Dr Woe I at use is it. that the dread of A evils awe powerfally than wend terstaleratisos on r.r. Werran of society. or the pri selples of philan. thaw, rniktwite. so dreUred is Patthunest. WA, Lessnteest . and in the works of phile• aspairsl lb ow aher of slaves is the United lessee is sere than a arillion—it Is the sixth part et the sibeir topiarian. Ti. arettorns &atm wirsss e rrikkar Warne' Nes 'emceed since the twiellitien Vim, larasaithersiely aaraested lb, ameba el ;1 6 furthriesoat Public t: .f the Interior. Count Wjasatil had reached the career is a very that raised him the frequent she war. for the pet was, is comga with the sup the etwilite. Count de Ito trf. bees i f r v euniiits ON so Itiegs 1 a state of peer don of his ffs; `, 4 Being obliged brought on by be notwithstas migration. an I State. The p continue to dir Count Mille Ass just mere merit tl. rat garde public* facilities m es for a t c•myl!tely . eur guslitiPs whid Sian to glory which he now " Corn of al shoot &. ikt• we have here 0 6 ° 31 04 WO WM akarimels. with bae • Me Vine st 4111 Ohm t., 8 mlOlO. Ile esesis• • "gin as IBS Iheir • = l li .ltl io ado *melte= issesmokg That it tile tied the swim* the lot as =2; the sepal has Os me periAse dr feel .Nil atm %lOW lgi =II their, sail Ces • o •PlAt i Butes is ■ howl" am. We slaves. • Bat by a astiodsi Mt. the ramie ot bath *dee an prudence. the Neieseeve is megrim has hsw obr Tbis ovoid bitro boss ems at a mils seam , day. if die law bad permitted Iles Presidia a the Volt tad Statue (a lgogistraft Aimee same* la thee to tbs tree Muds of biassoity), by to oppose Idasself tis the its trodsetios of slaves. sod that save (stare geseratiosi traps grist osiefortases." • Tame' Jollsesso. AMERICAN PAPERS. New Toss, Nov. 10.—Joseph Buosaperte ;wired is this city last evening, Is the Cltisese Pest Coach. Loss C . .—The Editor of the Notimeel Intel eireag** observes, " The Whets of the Borten Newe -1 *pers. partaking. so doubt. of the getters' Wing is Bat quarter, appear to be moth incensed at the robbery, Et is termed, committed by Admiral Ombra*. sods , Chinon flag, on the property of an Anseriess owe. 1 t. which was unfortunately placed wilaita his grasp* lime fruits of which seizure were distributed moose his scows, without even the formality of a trial. They loop* the uovernmeld to resent the insult offered to our beg INgling money foetid under it. without a pretence Wait fqi • violation of toy Litt. peper Meets*. 6. There can be so doubt but that the Coverings , OW give its attention to this incident. Be!, bef:eath es e Oslibsal arm is stretched to resent it. the affair he •Ilitationd in all* eireamstanees. It is sot to be Ilse rested that Lord Cochrane has wassoslyeeweihkeed Ili outrage. whit% it would be easy to pettish. _We bier shoe this matter will not be permitted i n euthrolliels a I with the South Americas Bovormseassoit any =est. If Lord trachea* has us)netly mimed this iterney, doubtless he will be induced to reload it. or his illevorserent will for him. At least, let as hear before *strike. We have done that in the ease of injuries of a more fagrast character. but of the some seam re ceived from the Alonarchial Uoversneents of the Old Vforkl. We see no reason for taking a diEtrestyseree Mites t question relates to the Indepesdest Wet*. Meats of the Western Hemisphere." [FROM TIM NATIONAL irtvs•xteenesal A large meeting has been held in the city of New Teak, fo r the *epees of " expressing the pulsliterstl ! west ow the suNect of excluding slat ery from the sew States and terratories." We shall publish these pee -1 eroding'; though we witnessed them with probated re gret. The worthy men who are at the bottom of them holm not what mischief may result from them. The creation of geographical parties in our country is one of the least of ile evils se apprehend frost a ' further *ion of Ibis question. is the rpirit in which It has Ibe following paraw.rido, extracted from an *der the signature of Popries (in the ifereret of, v). it would seem there is some commotion in awe the Hanks at Philadelphia—which etre, we are sot informed. It is probable. however, that the Ale. shanks Bank is alluded to; as we perceive that the I President of that Institution has inspect, and that i there has lately been a *sera' bleetiag of its Stuck-1 holders. With regard to the Clammittee of the lest Can.! greet, who are alluded to, it may be observed, ea pos. asst, that their commission was to search for certain 1 . maters. which the fairly confessed they were ena ble to di t seor4r ; bat, i n their search. they met with other secrets worth knowing: and thus they certalalv were ' the pioneers to the more recent investigations end ills. , closures. This effect. however , of th e re p ort. was ion. I dental, not direct. The price of the stork of the Bank ' was depressed in II e market by the report ; that deprer sios emb seal most of those persons who led bought it on speculation. sail led to the losses which sussed. Since the disclosure which was made by the Com m arkCasangeres. appoisted womanise Wit the Asir, of the Sank of the routed Statecof the -* fantastic trig** before high heeven," which have been displayed by di rectors sad cashiers, it is becoming fashinsable for aCeekholders to examine a little into the stairs of our eorporationr, for the purpose of seeing what has become of their naowey. We uuderstand that an investigation has taken place in one of our cite hanks. which has es. hibitell a dismal picture of dilapidation. We bare beard *thine certain upon this sutee. but report saes that a few individuals bare b een so highly hectored by theameleee, or others. as to bare become borrowers of nearly the half of the capital, and that the Institution bolds IsaU,ollo dollars of protested notes. We rani* vouch fur the truth of this statement, but, if it by loot• net. the friends of the corporation should take some 'out to contradict it." LONDON: CRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1819. Paris Papers to the 49th inst. bare arrived this morning. There have been no sittings in the Chamber of Depeties sines the Stab. The Mem bers were expected to assemble on Tuesday last.— thildenday the King attended mass in his own sporteglis ; he was tumble to receive company. TROCISS Or CIMILRAL . DVSS Di 11110 , 1100. The Reporter read. lit, the judgment of the smile 4'oeiseit of War. dated Per. 21.1916, whit+ coadessrod the Duke de Reel's: to the punisbusent of leath for cos winery ; td. the Decree of the 20th of March. shish nominated hint to the functions of Inspector-Deseret of the gen-d'annerie ; 3d, a letter attributed to the ac cused ; 4th, the prores-verbal of the information, and the interrogatories of the accused, together with his answers, is whirls he denied having kept op a corer spot:desire with the island of Elba. sad declared that he had esly accepted the office of Inspect orDeneral in order to protect property sad persons. When the Reporter bad Geisha), the Doke was istrodeced ; be was dressed in the suitor= of a Depend °Seer. and mos decorated with the grand coedos of the Legion of Ho nour. He shortly addressed the Court. and the Presideat then proceeded to call the following witnesses : • IL Reeoult stated, that the letter of which the Duke was accused of being the arther.was set, in his °Feiss, written by hint ; let, because it was not in the style la which the Dake wrote ; Pd. because he himself was named as the bearer of it. though be had never quitted Paris ; and 3d, because be was convinced that the Duke lied sever taken a part in the conspiracy which placed llsonaparte on the throne of France. Colonel Lorene deposed. that it was with mach re luctance that the Duke de Rovigo accepted of the ogre of Inspector-Oesweal. IL Goole stated that the accused bad *ever is an Akio% capacity signed say document previous to the 26th of Mardi. The louneel for the Crown addressed the Cowls after which M. Dens spoke at considerable lesgth la defence of the Fissure. The Coastal then retired for an bone to deliberate i— on their return. the following questions being pat. " le the Duke of Rovigo guilty of treason: Ist, for hating aided the yews of Bonaparte ; 2d. for Wing at opted the office of laspeetorOeseral anterior to the 21st of March;" the UMllllllloell answer of the Mem bers was in the negative. and be was accordingly die. charged. 71f. Sec • FRISCH FeNDS (, 101CDAT).— Fleapit Gob —Bask Meese 11*0 f. PROTEST AGAINST TES PARSING Or THE NEWS/. I PEE STAB? PILL. UN WEDNISEAT LAST. DISSEETISST—Bemuse, hr the Stamps imposed by this Bill. sod by its further directing recognisance to be rimmed into by printers and perso publishers at the peuiphl and e:s sad papers thereto men tiotted , mot in sums so large disproportionate to the probableprobablecredit of sorb ns. or the proles of such small publication/4 it is manifest (egg hag, indeed. been nowvery indistinctly a dmitted), Sot a discouragement, amounting to almost a probibi. don. is thus suddenly aimed at a very large and often woeful branch of trade. Because this tacit interdict has not been jnstified, nor men attempted to be supported, in sorb a 11/11111101 us the Nouse of Lords, invested with the only certain SKIMS of arriving at truth. was, in ely opining. iseperioasly bound to hare resorted to. before it imesented to a .law abridging. in any m eaner whatsoever. tits isoltiogi oldie press. Because the great man of British subjects ban no sane means of being informed of what passes in Par. Bement. and in the Louts of Justice, or of the general traasectious of the world, than through cheap publk.to ties*, within their means of purchase I and I desire to impress my Mame trom that principle and oplaitnalliat lan safety of the State, and the happiness of the multi lode in the laborious c onditions of life. may be best asigind by their being kept in ignorance of political egatroversies and opinions i as I bold, on the contrary. Mat the Boverement /of this roman can only continue naube secure whilst it conducts itself with fidelitr sad Olin and as all its acts shall, as heretvirre, be tho seeitdy known awl u nderstood by nil classes of the ibis obstruction to the sale mil &volution of N°w the Rills an Inimical te freedom an mall p apse eriodical p u blications 6 not visaged to dime of *WWI)" Phoned into laws, by Britons ' Prince. and a political character. but most anatcosatably reseed, B r o om e parliament m a fact could h ar dl y have to all such as shall contain any peddle am. intelligens. ere esestravre. or try remark oberreqtime therms / a bl" coacoived /ray Woe back ; sof will it perhaps )ammiption which moot obviously romprelimds sad in. be credited as many bones. that such proeeediap I tam all the transectioas of human life upon which s h ou ld eves h ave b ees eeeeeesamee d by vbe nameable beings (potting national freedom wholly out . Peopk's R opreee ntatives. These dreadthl visiting' o f the question) can seek tit desire to commusieate with emiucanntber. bare eosin upon as like a thief is the Wee; it ase it might be admitted. in perfeet conehteary Lace those horrid? with these objection to this Bill, that cousiderable ill 4 fralMs. eirlis ambers of the publicatiass in q aestiou may bate beta Pats of the world, witaihr.dmit mew liessonn wirrbireoss bat ao evidmice, which I con glrefit to sweep away every thinly that blends in tilde eed'ifectorYo has been laid befitre the Mete of the r etest of such abuses, nor that the laws bad been waY• Bet let .• geeeethele e k ape deli* ti Ihp dizzt. l e ru eff to suppress diem, Mid been fossil to lbo rocks over which limey rush rennin amehaord, sal Or edliciegt, Into* the emstrwry, that in. a ll ; std wawa ., me w i t h a la s er lave. Th . 14 , 1 gag lolorootioa or Indictment bed bees Ned by th e e At- s _ . ) say elsrerglost Oa whola' aft4e a 510, 14 " 11 . 1101••• • Sae slimy SibiTiOn. Walbed.llllb plass say prlater or publisher of Ott a any do- . ward, and serves as imereniestiens 11th aims AIR. DI:L. I Debits 0 Waterford 0 Cleerssey sod Jersey 0 tiotteabiergh 0 lionteersh 0 PRICE OF STOCKS 11 Rank Stock 317 3 par Cent. Red. 3 per Cent. Coss. Will 31 per Cast. TOO 4 per Cash. 44 1 per Cast. Navy Long Asa. In Insp. S per test. Ann. W all. , MC 0 Nampa I I Pleaders ..... • • • • I France 0 Using 0 0 Malta Tki DAY AT O. - -l i -0"CLOCI I— . 1 India Steck I Mew Beads le. dis- Per Old Almeida Ex. BIM, 9d. 4s. e•. Si. 41b. Ditto Cos. Onolitio C 0... for Ae. estaa Lott. Tickets 1' 19 19 ! j the moneddor legislative ikldi t rendered now mere fertile in senatorial prurience, by the corrupt su reties. In short, this dire visitation, which ap pears, at bat view, calculated to evtinguish the independesey of man in society, will ultimately serve only to =mod his intellectual faculties, and make him reflect to whom tho State or Govern meet of the country in which he was born belongs— Not to lAN* SIDMOUTH, CAIITIARRAGN„ LIVER POOL, and HARROWIT ; nor to Mr. CANNING : no, sot to the PRINCR REGENT himself, even when be shall be Kiss ; but to the rtori.c of GREAT BRITAIN. There has nothing happened foe a long time which has given as so much disgust as the decla ration of a weak but presumptuous Peer (who can call him a Nulrlewian ? we cannot)-4bat two of his, Leed CASTLEREAGH'S and Mr. CANNING'S, Bills have already done much sen ice! if it were so, we should indeed have a poor opinion of our countrynsen, and say they 4esene the este that is weaving for them. That fate is slavery, downright !Allied slavery. Our Ministers, and our rich fellow-subjects, Will rather submit to the decree than run the hazard of a revolution ! The venal, the corrupt part of the press, is leagued in the work. The men at the head of our Couriers, our Pools, our Nno Times, &c., consent to labour in the good work, feeling then:H.4%ls as much com mitted to hatred and hazard as Ministers them selves ; and they have not the honesty nor man liness to confess that they have as unwarily (if they please, as i njeriously) , advocated the designs of those who must now enslave the country to preserve their own lives. What a powerful body then has freedom to contend against ! It would seem next to impossible that it can escape. We have long said that our Court has either expressly or tacitly fallen into the views of the " Holy Alliance." The Emperors, Kings. and Princes of Europe, have seen with apprehension that RF.VOLLTION is main the tour of the world. They are natundly afraid o its effects: they cannot stop its progress without giving eigi eousething to the people, which they are not Alin to do ; or biking something from them eritidt fey ceased well do, unless England is low ered IS bar sentimeuts on freedom. Princes natu rally Mats the sound or name of liberty, yet they cannellini) ruin it: they absolutely must have sore aid to *et it; and as their Ministers are to be their chief NAB of tyranny, they commit the mealier of their dark designs to crafty men, to men with out IMMIOur and conscience. It would be easy to ;namee this in three of the great Courts on the Continent at this day, where the chief olkes are Oiled by personages unknown in their respective countries twenty years ago. Great Mawr, sm moment, has a eel of the most artful men in rule that ever afflicted a once happy country. Their names are unknown in the history of England they are like the Ministers of Louts XI., men cot- Ilipt in principle, and base ; or, at best, low is ex- Mast. _sue men, capable and willing to give a sew character to the Government of their country. 1 , Not an individual is there among them who Wards I his Prince or the people the security of a name or a family for the preservation of his own honour. No Russets, no SPENCERS, no llowsens. DO CAI•EN DISHES, no FITZWILLIAMS, no an . thing that in plies security for the integrity of their designs, o: the safety of the country ever which they have ar legated the sway. Nothing can let down the fe -1 potation of the before-mentioned truly great Mimes I I le much, in our idea, as their consenting to stand her and let these British juggkrs play with the golden cups and balls of this rich and credeloes nation : for such it is, although the State is nearly bankrupt, and the one-half of the people nearly Swished. Is it not sufficiently apparent tbat these AMA is power are every day, in some shape or Mho. perverting the forms of justice to oppress Ilhe kirsimi and protect the guilty ? Why, then. demand • high-minded Aristocracy interfere f and whist is an Aristocracy without high-mindedness but splendid contempt and illustrious folly. Why do not a posse of those above the suspicion of selfish and sinister designs, rush into the PRINCE'S • ace, though Mr. NASH, the architect, or Mr. 1101iTZ, the tailor, were closeted with him, and se- Sir, illeklif•rsor isaasarritav Couxis-• - mid weans% insist upon preserving your bower, by ting it from the entangleme nts of Minis ters :Clive woo to lost." Mr. VANIIITTART, our wonderful Floattrier, is kept in considerable countenance by observi., that his el-dermal brothers in Holland ate pet to equal dillculties with himself to raise tha needful. If Mynbeer -Jan-Ven-Tim-Tarn-Ta -Ra - Ls-ra-Let kg- Her-Vae-reignwell bad a purse as b o ng a! as.., his present Majesty of the N 1 would be likely to see the bottoms of it ere long. 1 The patriotic senators of other countries can make sensible observations and put shrewd questions, as well as those dour own country, but it is notquile maga whether with as little 'feet as here. " If," mid M. Hennyurn, " we are not able to cover our 1111411111 M. in a time of profound peace, what shell IRO de hi time of weir We defy oar Lotto Coss- OSUMI (the law grade of this age) to lay dews a dearer of et the we. Bat the feet is, all the Goverements of Preps have fee wed with No *set er the orpores of the late war ; and no- Ildag but a little owl reaming of the people, after dm Meeting warm of the pathetic Onlehnna. Me. Sill ?Villa If, sae bring thew he theiceeenra - Pm TW • IR elbil 11101.1 .1 Ohms *Nig 1 • aka. I amg.4 im kisli sins —ti OM Seci Jar dee h,"4 • mei r liasignigia i , l ir plies whatsoever. and that is the pressen year follow • d lag ao pores% except Ridcard Carille. has • beep § bangle, N trial sod rime-lewd. Besse" meet reversely as 1 desire to see the Govern eruiltlet of mi at i rakarti m o i nVatti n l c llb es elle i rs ,k w ea h oorata-e lieisesly asperse it. breaght to speedy constitatiosal pelaisbments, I am compelkd. by beg eaperimsee in the I Upsets of Justice. to questioe the expediency of say ; o ther remedies for web abuses. but a vigorous omelette* of the ordlaary laws; slam before the passing of the Libel. Act. when the prams of Julies ever khaki had bees aanileillfted hy judicial useqatioa. the licentious ...eel the ineressetheyinid the exmople of former . times. *Wen lest their popalarity and safety. . wham the ample were reseuted to the privilege of palg t half these, sal of proieiting those who were Innocent. hoomtse I am of opiates, that the remedies enacted by this Sill to repress the p u blications is dper.- doe. will le band twice as leetheacioas as they are in ; consistent wish the priaciples of the Coostitatios ; since. s Whes the anseller primers sad pablishers mean a madden 1 s duntre net of bread. by the impossibility of finding I sureties for such large sums, to be levied by the alarming • process of etteet. sad not upon any facts which such sure ties can saticipate, liet'apos uocertain °Otiose regard it leg diedeflued Mteaces. their principals may have recourse e to methods of delivering themselves from the operation e of the law. They may eater into larger partnerships or n oeselciaations for contiosing their periodical works. he d small advaneentests of price sod chalices in the periods pe of publication. which will probably be more eagerly a sought for after the disappointed interdict. and Partia lly meat. if it parson its object. may be driven to carry ea ,t/ a most unpopular siege egalast the press. larniesing is every step the difficulties to be eareastered, aid mo re Wring popularity spots a few , mischievous writers., who of would otherwise sink iota obscurity or ceaterept. ICU atattilman. (N. B. Tin "aßtrrsu STATESMAN" se rxelPN•urlt+ worm " Tag STATESMAN.") STA' %