The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-25 00:00:00

a . ken tur art ) 32 th or.: a 111.. uhlilA.ti ti:ete• upon the. el it safe in a u,iti n•r 'lei. st! with the at I:.c vt7;ect of wraith r.ts to leave tLe Jury tt. t!;.: liN exerzise tht...t oleo jsull.fro-tit cp,o the !rs w.II to t:•• fac t His LuraiLits ni.i, "iti. L *tiler the tocur 1 tea et t. is A.:t , .• toil ruts. as a.atter of low, •hrt bis .t :411 it r rig to .ipay, whettuv }us v. It: asort tf, Al • thefartsfroeu rsidrts. t 3:11 v c ) - 1 satis6-41 that I aut tr 7. luz a::: .1.- 4* i•jin mr.'• This. the 1. 0 111nt: I I yw.rl 1 7141 0. : . ...I. W . II as ottiretintialtle lel 10 of Pe4.194 111 !, 'to • wto would raturey tlunk t!tcv Isere owl .1. t.,i.e the law In Ifs pa.tri it:ar ease fr.;11.:.:1..!... rt..• • J••••,-, visitort esereisin‘• that pririle e fr nhiv. the libel .:es are thews of juttginir fur tEra.s.lres up..n tloc Lie a-. well as the CH... I: pun i;toun.l*. • . t .r., .4 Ruthsiltrai, il.e rz.s: u: :he iL•st defetaant was ent:tle3 t. • no., '. (*tot; T tensed to thinL tbeee wr. atoLi• iu the thi .tertiun, und that Ow u hell rill .11 1. ft the in , attuto of law the y ; bat 'IL* Cent- , Ji e cud (A 0... re.t:r•in4 L the 'o.I or Joiidos), at at pro,ent st tires ..ut oeor •to the - Colin tiat octlieitut L.untlai,.n is !A!.l ws to groin a rn:r 16 C..ow ta i.e, bet oe a; bosi.ter tsrther wi't:!!s•r grant or . Cl:tat s T I:PF 4AIMMisN PLEAft A raft t sn L...se WALLIAI Si. lAr.lif R'* 14. ?!r. Seri .at i aLI 1:10V.4.1 A :sir 1..• siw c cseise the ja.ktuent and rids tot*, n ol•tAired iu this tide aSou:st not to set and shy th. warrant t f Artvr• erhi.b that judiu.ent been ontmed should t e driistrea tip to Le v.:nevi:vl. lie :ride this ..titsa un au adArit of a ler on prune.{ euted, toat one ;aleph %Valli.; a'..iuut tbe Latter en.: of Mey. 1311, hal on.r.iteste.i s 4 mJny loi;,rer• an xs of in•ALity, that Lis •:arr.; Last ,!eeme.: it II: u gret to put Liu hew coral/sorra. is§ prisate mati• 111.a.:ce ; leak be re uny ati.ceratwe of 1::< car, bx Ltd t.:tle a nill tLe 4,pcnent its • s.4:ltOr ; !hat in the month of June deponent caged at h.:nte whvre Jr) , :eph V. ;Allis wm vontinto:. and t.) see Lim. was refused ; th.: in .4oly dvienlant was, iu the Abs. n .c kee:ser of tbe adruittrd to we Jose; L %Vali% an.i prow:like ut i.im to sign and execute ti.e warrant of r.tu,rney yt.tvii was the suhje:t of tile present mut.on. Ibe o , ..rrant bore %lite of the titit of July, anal on tits of the sa.,:e nion:h judgment was entered up. and an rnazoein issued, sat,itr whitii between tire and six tired poomis were leyi? , l and paid 14 the tirfcallat.t. Pi the 3letti of January. in :hi• prc , -at ygsr, Joseph and a probate of hie vet:: was ntter.vords igisriterl to the dcDonent, slop now tkelste:l :hat he Via; unabk t..) satisfy to. just .:vaiands on the estate serae deceased. in ..ensequence of the key inmk by tcc :ant. L nder these cirentiostam•es the Learned Serj...ant conten.le.l i.e was en.:tle.l to `sit nimion ; bat 4 i.e Cotarr said, be.mttst get s me e;Toer atildartte In support.( that' now produ -ed. as the facts stated ipicare i to be of :m serf coal:nut a nature, that ti.cy ilArlittA CAMS farther explanation. Cr1:.;14.V P.l.ll:itt Ar-t,. I :3. —1 he le:tr.:Life yis 3N jesty the hine with her !;erene Ihightires the Princess t,f‘l'urteinberg, e.aighte...• of hit Itizhness the leo Doke , u!s. t Wu. tensberg, V:35 stileniniatil to !a:' it 1;:e Royal Palace. The cermorty wis prrfernie . il it twelve o'clock iu the Great Celery, by tiie rhitf Court t'hai.lai:i, Prelate d'art.!, in prerence of the 'semis-roof the Royal Family who are now her:, of the whole Court, as well as the ()firers of the house. bold of his Majesty. the Queen l'uwager, and thirie of the members fit the Royal fintily prelent, the 1.1- plomttic Rudy, the SI tff Officzrf r.f this 7..nt1 the twig!, bowing garr:s ris, the Royal 311- i.terr, a tieputa:itin Iron both tie thandsers or the States, arni of thy Unirers:ty of 'f ut.rsen, and the Jlaolst.atzs of this city. -IftPr ;iie ceremony their Maj. sties r.Faircd to tl.e PrPienee I:hang/v.l. u reeeire the renzrreeations of the Cone, rise Iblpioniatic Body, kc. if , er which there was a graorienn r:2ininent,..auLl in the earning a ball. —(Stntge , d G:;ze'tr, April 1 ) COXSTAKTI:.9I.I.F. F7R. t5.--:-The Pone has been - Frog with impatien.e, the tees cf the It• rminati aOf the 4.41 ttutlMeS a• A . 1.1 pO. The 'f arta a, who hmeight this happy iweliigenee, arrived I.ere on the Seem! acts of oppression. Which t+ yr laid to tit., charge pertly of the Paeha (Choriehaned Ahmed Parii) himself, anti pertly of kis principal oliecra, than the difference of seers, anti the trA hatred 4.f the Arabs to the 1 nrks, blew up into a lime the h:e 'h •t had been smothered under the ashes fur some rears. whirls berm forth wish Treat violence at the end of October. The standard of rebellion was raised, : 4 wsitrittlite--Pies-lti compelled to gy. .Tiouaiodo.of . • inh thitanta of that !options city took up arms, and, a Committee of Government was formed, RLI• h tn toresi int , negotiations, sometimes with the e•:pelled teovernor, Fometiwes with the European Consuls. 4111.rs.!inned Ahmed Packs exerted himself to penetra - e into the city again, and to punish the rebels, bat his force brin , r insnlfi••ient, he applied to the Porte,' which immediately ordered the Leighbouring Pachas ' • e,. assist him, and a Commi.tsioner was to endeavour t , l pacify the rebel', and bring them back to their auty and obedience to the Pasha. The Parba of • 'esarea and Sinai came to his assis:altre In Irecember with some troops, and was foll.'wed by Mahammed Jtarkclaledden Paella, Oovernor of :Adana, so cele brated for his ralour, with some tha•)sand men; alto ether resolve•! to tr; amicable means before they had recoune to arnis. They applied to the foreign Consents, who, having every thing to fr.zr :rum the lictutious fury of the multitude, did their utmost, but their en• deavours were frnitiess. On the 3d of Jannery, Ctiorschined Ahmed. who had fuinierly tnb , .lueti the , rebellion in Servia, ventured, with 3000 Arnounts, an area: on the suburb Castel el ilaraine, x hick was de tended by 501!0 or 6000 Loco, and well fortified. After six hones combat, supported by a Ireil-directed fire of artillery, the assailants penetrated by a br.-a:h ictu this part of the city. Above two thousand of the be •siepd, who had used every house le a fortress, trete pat to the sword. The Facto reneWed his nego:ia- E STATES .k N S _ 1 ? i 4161 . as a CIPL: .OO 4 thCII t6O •Sciork: hat bey3m' the immediate irk elf cool!..:tuts. Muni rf tit.s Trasiivai could lot ap4,esse the I A mew desweirle writer (oov/ol1ve) has lately .kftn. $o 1 L..: .10,14.4:a:a WWI lad joined them. 4.15 ed, a.ll iiis /Ire !fork, " /ode/L..14i Pare Wee. " W I ttat I 91h .. .14114 :h •ea •ba 'math. a at:ord cit :egotist twit- of rune inn,rotahibties in the stoey, and woe, attae%, ih.• 231. a third, upon the cus:ter ralgarisms in the•sty!r, gives fair hop , ' for the fware. ;I..ret -I , W lii.h was :tie mast rrongly forten—% By wa, of I %valet remark, that the /tor,' km. t ..tinAns ra, 11,, had loiwever caused u -t ultra-toy-Aisne and bigotry may receive fnun the pre-, to 4.! 1 •i.l t.n hloarin o - of ‘tLit:ii opened new acce,:s sent wretehecituss ~f Spin a salutary and corrective • 'r., leade.s of the rehela is Li t : les - on. They nay there see the etneliteyed triumph oil title ish„ aiaste 1•.,e l:Ut1114 ut the ILrba, raerr.i. their principles, 3nl stu ly the cons•Nuences in the rag Ly att.eeis, mestere of all this go:Leer. • degr. dation, the di,ainion.le, and the wretchedness of lie 1 0 • 1/: by the pr.. r,•44 of :he tongue- a “nee-ren Awned anti illustrious Nation. They bar., r •r, Co. u vaunt from bi.n. he r.-Imls inden , A &h.q..? a king reigning in .4 all the glory" of uncoil- ' to commit to r Must terrihl• disorders, and it r psi tenaled ensjes.v, and a state.ueligiun undisturbed by cief:.ulty that the S. hark and the European Cte::- • here ics or segisruatica----there is the: dull death-like lays Ink u:e,. the peuple to etaleniat. Un the ; silence of abhorred suhuilssion, y any hated ct the 4:1.41 , tis Ch.ersc:suied pablishel shunts of liberty---•"t!“. prostratica AI the **der ao ender ,f the day, *Lich l rumised Cie mho-is a vending and the wiA," th..: neither dares mar wishes ti rai ani::e.ty, eJa.tiqua that tifty-three Janip,a- t,, inquire. ri..s. eibu e prey:AP/1y e-aeti as oan s -erous • o the .1s to the chararter of Ferdinand, it has been greatly leave Alepi oiu seven dal s. TH. ! misunderstood or ers.ally misrepresented. It has Wert Lean t ; f!.? (o: f/ept!ty of the wen caid of hinwhat he lit. all the critses ant none 01 l'ac;..) w... le.:.t cLe nest nt.nninc , to Ow city r ilk the merits of his ancestors. Ile appears to care little abut no a, to: in the evening Ehn Arab, i about the church or• the der •y, eaerpt luau:itch as he on. sit th w.,at eti:•eutle ittettsdisiie ext.iwa a can make them the in...l:lenients if civil despotism. 'I U.? In use of to Aluresselita wa: Ills habits are gres awl licentious : vet he is iseacee.- sr.:ied, a.si is 1n5,...11 queserneti »iih death,. t. ve A: xe : ting to .1;•?..:!, ) ,: the pultulsr the i'seita, informed s.t wist i t was pss.siag. c:.•ertd Ike e:ty tt.n:alet wf the artill:ry, 3rll gut T.c.:ses-...43:1 s tlist turtitied putt tieb , •ic Seprsk. i Ire gclicrul ra sluts w.is again val, anal th.z aze time it ICAiI re , juirri reser 4 l should th,liveted up, sti.o taLitcd these last tu muli4. as insusesi.itely dom., aP..I the Tartars e . hi, ! I l y e h. 'lsla tl, 4,3 : ! hes...enc.:on of Aleppu, dellseted :Le he.t.lt of :}. •.! eels , is isLicit :a; IX. iO4ay un the e:s;cs u. the St-rJbou. U:Lir ntemsare , , r, %cat L. requited to re st .)re et:!ire tranquil its it.;.thete ports; ut..f, above ad. th , up; ! ressice rroreedi , l4 which tl.e eur r ti J e rides illw.retl tsLetase:tes must be ch. cid:4l. Toe Pore. though wist*.rd at the vt.!olrite• of tLi 11. to...sre u 1 tlzi anti t. Le fully ..jwitnit .w.ll Ciaori.z ate.—' 4trials e! P.'s 7.er, .4r:./ - - SP.ITE IS sihir to aay scatia..at ut newt...lento or gastreuaity. fir Ulcer lo pave a f..acied esequy, and perhaps Le sever pos...ssed a r.. 1 frie•tal. From kis •oisildhund, la:s auras:AMb and batSarolti propeasitie.naade Lira the übir tof fr.:. 3%1 dread ; advariiV (that tunch t cam; of ri.srart3r) hl, setrcai only t. excite !ma heirhtra thr dark ler° ity his dinwsition. WhAt, indeed, avail b. expected (ma as it:grate, who r,•- warded those that placed In his worthless hand the Acel.tre he had e:•.‘t away with ps secutiun and exile. ^..10..- A correct idea of th.. state of learning in thiela furuwd from the k-•neral rl. tlia.e of the pal.- , • • I:4 * eVt( i s.:,old the Milton attires. a. itrneiranre of those tq w:ittai the important o l * Cancatio% .4 entrusted. .I!tala de liennres, where them were fortier;y fAtt: o 7 live thousand student., there are n4.)lv ie4s than !lite:, Litflt:red, and the euw b ee iq .ie..ll,ing. A sitistine 4ezay way be of e:scwh..re. I ionud every taint: in a tnelan . holy , ;Ate of iltrangement awl .:.pidat ion at li-rgara : though ?Y.'. I believe, is cow the on!y Ladle school uhich !JAI' 41.1 e to mairea!ri The philtou• rides! and unithentatic...l in.druneents Lad been dr. stroyrd by rn.4. or rendered uAeltv; by tiolente t and every thing connected with instruction appeared con- Unwed at if the cirrnilfu! apprcheniion that toesocc.4 n!•dinsi tn:rrht be conar.unitated were eaaztAtitlY pre *rat to seta teie•f4:eped &rectors. o • _ itry2tictint-rit and Jeatl: Was it f. , r thr. uch terra long pars of war We bore then:lse:able seats of noes. Pour'd on our tilted :weds by barbarous foes. Vll.llr thoil. a paticut apti re. about far, Nor imard'st our Cr;.;. nut. sia'st tbe bloody star That :.'«r our helpless, buplese Oman y rule Dhl we not Arent the Intolerable bar rorgeJ I' 11. e mast,r-1 rent —:ol..rr•se T.. ri. WI.. out cur Couutry, but umakia t LrIA Wr Iva beret. thy 13:sou-door% unbind Thy letters, am! with shouts of joy, that real Toe cm ; *Wee* of the firmament. krt.:lse thee !—An.i is tali oar dertley ? laszlts and slatery, and a wretch like tuna ! ' There at./Re etc :tette touchiner -liiere Luna. litatittg, than ti:J:e PCCTIL'S sacra Ott'e lArrty and to liter.eure. arid u - ith the tames of the Eoblest awl .1 the o'oiest of our race:: but now hr. c:mo. the fottrehsel of ignorance, progirsei, and des. poti..to. Who va.u!tl no sigL ore; torda..7.? N; en t n mewt.er Ciat th , v wed of oid. Pirth-plire of Fenmrs—twne of Prow end one; When to thy er•hoolg fr , to r-trth*.: remotest parts The rations iron drd—wtir thy eon< ttrott'd Thv rhr. nielvi of hrn I see The spot Avert oe• 1..1'd. nud tread the sod Mehnonii!o4 and Abrieern trod. Or , ie.dt the umbrage of :zeine r.nereted tree. p r oegith wit. se cazde Crypedrs At a , .,,!,-s;!;r ;--u het 1 resii,a her these Or other haVou'd ntnies. end •er thee now Shrouded in irto•r !tary end s!atery.- 0 Cordoba t 'tic ir:l treep4 o'er titre, And barnt3g L , th:ty on tuv hron. 11 hile t!te tnej,:ri y t ;he utost distinguished a Titers of Spain h..vr kern t x , atria'rtl, it may be mp h arsed li , erAture ii at a 'Try 'Llw 0•1) there. Nem*? and Est Lis have died is Nors.lot and Liu reate probih!y nev..: again ro visit their native land. hiarimt, kaitrana, Gal!ezfo, and o her esfinr.,ble u :copy hoirlert dungeons to %Wet tyranny hay conrigntd them; t bile this islitn4 l . in per i mlar, lug had the honour of welcoming and of stertterin; many a generous patri tt, and litany an ettlightenrd scholar. whose virtues and talents are hat •to a country which has so much reason to deplore their removal. I tru.c•, however, that a worit ham been t , o lone' a deide:atuto, viz., a I:: , tory (.; :.rnin under the dominion of the 3loor;, compiled froth Arabic •doeu aunts, will, ere long, be published, by lion Jose An tonio Conde, the learned Orientalist, whore erntlit 4 on mid diligent research promises a met valuable and interesting narration.. Tate Spanish Academy ire now printing,' at Ms drid, a hew ecition of Dun Quixot.', in Else v.iluines, which will be preface:l by a Life of Cervantet, by Navaiette. '1 his piece of hingrzpLy will be; eculiatly gratifying, as many doriviituts cone till with the history of Cetrante3 hare lately been e.iscovered, espe cially the records of the pru..eedings a h uinst be fore his in.prisontuctr. Herrera's I elebrate.t n-uric on Agriculture is alto being printed by the Academy. 't he biographical notices are written by Lon itla:iano Lagasva, ivheir name is a rutfici.nt pledge for their exceilen.e. The Spanish drama had been in a progressice state of decay from the death of Candemo, till aloratiti's at tempts to introduce the regularity and unity of the Parisian the.the were crooned with evniplete In_cess. It is a different, and will be consi 1;:ed us a lower order of merit, by all who place Nuture a.:rl Shakespeare above Art and the French Drama. If, however, Cal deron and L-ope, Moreto and Muntalt.an, So:is and Can datuv, seldom o cupy the Spanish stage, it is because the natilnal taste or the national indirerenee has (+sten to sanction or permit the peuriie trifles im ported from the other side of the Pytennees to occupy the seats which might be ru niuch more honourably filled by utak". genius. An active controversy is go ing on as to the respective merits of the French and Spanish theatres; but it does r,Jt acetu to excite much Mk ALDRIVI.IN WOOD. A number of flentlemcu, Elends of Alderman Wool, timed to:ether yecer:Liy at the Albion Tavern, to celebrate the AldAnnan'. re-election as one of the Cl:y Members. on thr table at half-past sin o"..lot it. at wh;c:. Lour ;Ir. Wood entered the room, an.l was reveivtd t'.e company with the most marked ex!)reasions of re• p rt. lie was arronspanied by Lord Erskine. Mr. W. Salith, M. P., Mr. P. Moore, ;1.. P., Mr. Ilyng, 'l. I'., Mc. liumr, M. P., Mr. D. W. il.rvey, !st. P., Slr. Whitbread, M. P., and serer.:l :itiecr relic chsreeters. W. Smith, Esq., Ml. P., took the Chair, rupyorted by Alderman Wood on the right, and on the kit by Lord Ersuine. After the removal of the cloth, ;Visa aegis Dwaine, vas snnr. • The Cuatastate ►hen gave " The Niue." which wys drink with three times three. Song—" hod sae, the hive;." The uext toast was " The Qn:en, a+•d al the other Siane.tes of the Royal Foully," which was drank with the nto•t enthosiast;e re:wessions of ai:planie. The ellAtral.tx, afar Nee appropriate intruinetory r►nta-l:., propfyird " he mr:cory of the Princess Char:our of Wale," drank in Fullemn silence. " The Brit!sh Nary; an I may it ever pre►:rte its vont pre•etrilnenee." " The Army of dreat Pritain; and tniy it ever prove suecessf e ul arsix..t the natl,mal enemy." " Liber►y, civil and r.li±iAli, to all the chillren of The hesith ofte nuke of SIIISCY. res drank with enthniiam, after which the CHAtkNt v, in a neat spe►ch, propo,e.i the he•.lth of Lori! . . The toael was 4r4111: svitlt three ti:lies three, and the appLui.: which accompanied continued fur tome taiunter. Lo d FRSRIN.: 5:•. , 1 he teas tle-p!y atf•rtetl, anti at the same time pat:tied anti et iiged, by the entire which hat bet n taken t f him. lie had bern nearly roily years a eiriren ef London, though he wets not a freeman of the city; if he h•qi born a liveryman,' be should have tender! I his vo:e for his worthy friend (Ai t lernian Wo.o!), and have argued the legality uf, to 4 vote, wi ;,:t, though it could not have been of , great service, vould still have placed hits one higher on the Foil. lie (Lord Etskine) felt himself highly btrasaired bv the tna iner in which he had been noticed by his Hott. Friend in the chair, and by the company. The "Trial by Jury," with which his none Lid been connected it so (la it rinz a manner, W2S indeed the great bulwark of national liberty, for without it the press coied not be free, and without a Ire? presshlte coretry could not be free.—(Loird applatist.)—Ab .at forty yearn ago, when the p:tews incuLated the neces sity of fre: and indep”ndeut Perlis:bents, and when Sir William Jones his celebrated " ilia!ogue on Parliamentary ['oft. rtn," a combination was formed against it, and all the powers of co:- option were teatime(' tozether for the destruction of this mighty eneine ct I:eetlont; but, thank God, the hydra was eru-:red It• nrath its it et.---(Great applause.)—The Noble Lotil then adverted to the revolution in Spain ; and rentarked, that Ferdinand, by a timely attention the jest demands cf his suhjeets, might have con tinued to be one of the greatest munarchs in Europe, and might have retained the sovereignty of South America. Ferdinand, however, 'teemed to have acted juat like Gil Blas, who remained in the cave when he could not get out of it, and got out when he could not remain longer in.---(Laagliter anti appieuse.)—His Lordship concluded by observing, that as this was the King's birth-day, he thought he could not testify his attachment to his Majesty in any better manner than by 'attending on the present occasion to show his re spect far a man, who bad in Parliament been an advo cate fur those principles which (laced his Majesty's family on the thratie.-4(reat applause). he neat toast was, " Success to the CRUM of Si a nish freedom in Europe, and to independence in South America."—Drank with three times three. The Cum.:max then prvoeed " The health of the LONDON: L'E 'DAY •PRIL 2s, ISte. We hsve this mornl2'g received Paris ittpenslS4- turia v. ThP coninti , zsion appointed to ocatn'A• the ricti.in I.mr held their first sating on Friday: are stay there st as expeet , d to Le a public sitting of tbillant r of Delintiv4, whnn M. I.iiistte de V:llereinne ww:11 dtr..clope his propolton. The Jisenstions,..n the pro jrt r?lit:re to the Ctuto:ns would afterwards it sJas• nieneed. he Ki - ir on Friday pave a prira.e avarice h., 3! Secinier, Prefect of the Menriise. oa h aeashation to the ofh:r of Prefect of the Cote-ler. Ills Slajrsty brud mass in 1):., own apar•wnt , . ant afterwards tran4a:ted bnsincss will the Mao: er Latonr 3latthonrg aril the Link. tie nirheli u. Ft nztre FUNI•t--(F‘trAv).—Fire ;ter Cut:. :. Itt c..—ltank Actions. 1490 f. Spats:.---.The number of Spanish emigrants is ['ranee, an the Ist of Jatinary, li2J, amoatocd is 1,17 e. 'llarir Lumber new is nut less !Asti 6,00. hire is pnbllshed in the Isl.. of Leen a istrioti , Gazdt, ; in this the three debleate , of the natiord army, viz. Arco-Agnero, Aticala-.'aiiiino, and Lopez de LaTuos, who rcpai rat to t astir on the 10th, the ineitat:ou of f'recre, have i;,se! . .et i the riot: ad dressed by them so Gaiters! cuiroga, rts . renal :he events of which they Isere the witnesses, anti nearly tit. victim. 'ibis ohm-to:writ is likely to j race of ser vice in the injuir; iu:o the causes and, chief katte ments of the odiJus raass.:ere which tart.isisti ;its glory of lbw ohly. The delezatss, a:ter tuenc .: os:a that they deemed it prudent, notwithstandiag the hi ll ati.vti of Urn. Freyre. to present tkeleStine i 5,131111 bodies; an.. recounting the trans . orts of the TesPie and the hotlise. s, of which that were the oujrets, ire the :g derails* gro!ise Lowei4ol.llMah ser they, v. ith al: Appearance of 1: ientishi2 ! bat colony: hr exrresred a desire that they shook! preotrte deter 7ii'ng as a rean....n for such wish,lllM the entrance of the Convitational troops *tiger oceeres aftereatioNr, eAd erre,. suAgoianej tom ale ai:L Ile troops fOrosidg his part of the "Oar of re, continues the rei:o.t, having replied that the of the Ns:it/nal artuv were as niodsrcte as they Wi brace, and that they I:new how to preserve orde he replied, that he heliered the soldiers of his MT merited an e 4 ual ertloitiorn ; but he could tree haw it, since manifested mud: uneasiness, sad *Veit desire that we should return to the post ire bad hit. We were about to conform to this wish when tee hod a discharge of musquet. y, and soon saw crowd' sir* eons hastening to the toeneral's house, demalsbalf protection from the pokier , . '1 to answer it the Veneta! was, easy my childr.... it is aerhist ;de safe " 'I he delegates were roused with intlignadea st lii apathy of Ileteral Prevre, la.! at the conductedth is banditti, unworthy of the na • e of soldiers, swamies!' Ing and pi Ilag, ng, while they invoked risme el Ow_ Kind, thus 1113904iatiag )bat sacred muse wash extermination of their felloweitisene. They give an ACCOtI , 3 of the diticulty which they !sr , *need in leaving the town; one of them Wulf " faired to ticncrit'a Villatiteszio asktt L'amrseA; avers 1 lb:tht flan George Tierney, :am! tbe fi!..e.is ~,• .-. peuple in the Huase of Connuons."--braaa wire 'A rm times three. , • thi ti:e health of Mr. Food b..ing /rale!, / th e i 4, 1 .. , ti a pin t? IS a 0; Alderman r.: erne.' thank{, sad ste.e! th.i.. Le La-:,.... : that he hid nit been th:sAitLe retitritei to pat;-.„,_. ,. supportei, as befare. by t wo G ent t emea of s, :. •,. rulisi.-al principles. Vet. St1:: :Ig pltsw.id l A .: . , s l •:,,., apart, be was ilisp.ised to c.r.s. Li., that th e f..: . ~ r his being rkted at tie hea.l il of tr:umph to the CIIIISa of liberty, and be Lad f. , :l :I ibis opinion from tli.: well kau4ii tart that the leit.i. tesi4l pan,. Wu! attached the animist ini;orasee t.i a similar nianifes.ati in in their I...ruar. fi e h.,, tshi ... the muse of Reform is,.ii:il be b. iia4l3 ()raw! !-: .! . fi vi si e in the pres.:nt Parlici.eit r'.4l pewerfli s ". port ; and expres4,,d hi 4 coati..ktve that this ,sea,, wiii,h uiall utlevri we: iteare,t t, their liter% is :•„,,; spedily make ii.iy, by the csnirictuu of a.t ciasies is its favour._( gip; . _ 111! CNA:RN tN pr.rpmed Messrs. R brew!, Cie n e : Lr . hour's !soul.: ir;.l on Are, a u :l3 It%Li V14.0:4 i c ,4 MU( t retrody iute.estei, a t 1 un th:‘ could be mare interes'in4- to the eitir-n, u r than the late ixonteg it . .iiieses. la s. a gentle:nan who uas is olie-r reApe e r i ceptionabie at.d meritorious, hatih:t2 county fur hii polizieal stterr:erte F . aL:I, :ea f rtie, sr:ici differed from Liar is ad a:Le • fti;:..ttl)al in his politic. l inleyendence, Lot 'aeeti pa•srtri - t , f main, and had been ai-turiateal with a rmieisanoor4 eumparat'v—ly uuktwan, bat ci.osea us use of best primiplaa, viz. that he Ir 4: Or a pout! (Applattsr.)—He roaelVed by if:s'ing Ihe tsaalis of Mr. Byng and Mr. lll:thread —(Leulapplaas,.) Mr. !STN.) and Mr. Wu:Tarr:an oetrralle retar te i and ex;..resseil tLrir eurd'al la tut prugregs of that cause in London vr!ii:ll Eai ;..:ne.ry triumphed in 3lidd!eaex. Mews. Monist. Humor, and F(*. .vs.; itter..av re. turned thanks on their healths kind araftk. Mr. licue, in adverting to his revnt tivties for the Aberdeen disci: of bnr2l:s, obs!rved, tiut :lit whole influence of the I 'rown. and the rahh gigs Treasury bad been arrayed against M. He that vetted ti the remarkable ch:.nge teelinir satin 6. I takits place hi Scotland, which lie said iserht a its. son res:weting the matire of the times, :ad ft, at.r, site of making confessions. After several other toasts and addresses, pang broke up at a very late boar. MAILS. *Alt. owe. &Re. 1111,,Z. I Debit* I Wittrrt.ni eurrnse ro,l Jetiey .. U i I Fromm ...... ..... tio;:eni.rogit I 116:10.)nrgli C &IA tteian • TIIII 111111111111 ST.ITIV.IIAX" 1, INCIPIAPIATICO RITII " nATIII/We. r 'Pp 11 . I f. :•• W, . *