The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-07 00:00:00

' I .. : jillapaip:)—.4ll, IP,lser . , *Hy rotetattr. thelaTion eattel4 of their • • Weeirott ; bit, 'Woof _ liikibillt liberty dear, be reji , l64 that they 'hod Tie Poop.. -aid ont•looli it the acts of ' theise Mini. 'lies oho lesitsdestroyed thelillbecties atib " green eyed j•44irest . ; 1 ! hot with . givlhig eb- 011041.-!-- . (Loud lomghlier.)-411. 'its, !wink sr tellectiost, ... • they turned iteirsed upon blisivieris for rho perpose • • .of esprotiogtitelliettif aodietord prvlestint!,o .14114, 1 ' they Avail suspended air "Constrtritios. - -:-(dlrgrorg.),4 ..... -4-The E•locrioes*lf Are tors . cliesitsetics.of rirsi *Sp. ~ , • log which.* an' iterttriored 11.111,444 a: the i!,O- , .. ;: _- i . . jer t iswAlfirlioor of eilel, sad eliodlisfsseeilSos tub. 4 : , ,:.,,;Amite sapporees• odd* 'Tlfrentit litirgeottlieig.* , 1 ?: 1.- - twietweer leech it rant *sod; illo' &WOW iiid,gsys '-. I; • greol'erhetivpitrie eel :lisseltlem hell ilicurostrest they ' . ). ' Pteple ilemivedismoreitrounf 411Oslitlityleseut ettattioist .. ... i. l, libmly.lteet remereses 41461 need* wield' 44 - 1 01 14 -, okii."4 Log,- tjoierno44.l 2 ilor- chloottioel itt!tteltrt; 1,. s t , .`„t* ".• dositrOeity entisilierl ettrie People, Wog isrtn!, ; „i . yiehirtteitiby ilse ?Woes*. eif lb* tit. i! .. .. itia,stslisheemiSottiteest siii, iniosigh,o, .141biki4earsitotimstpricigidimmoi—iii!fiesci.d., t s .i., . . plooswmit‘.. _ . .14400114 4 11tint on.OPP,:!!!:r It. .. .411..ervid.tegoirsp.,(410-"). -. .. WI ''' i • *I4I:II*.OYAPP, Plolififil Orthbeeldit .Pl. .144: *AA yeer;emoived bilii . .. .... f erellti, stlPhs!ishicl:e.- , :- '.:" • ....trr .- . . .., ', ~, .' . Ttillistace*.gliAsioises ATel -propelled iltilletaills , . d Sle...tiosorsp,lhet4t ~ Om # 4 4 49 1 ::6 , 11!*/•• 1 1tht ' yisredirest deem* /upping .41 .4111.41060 k 0 ills : rsr ........ • .., , ~:• . ......; •..,.., • ~. t• thrift rsfersted-thanks 10-eu lero4ll4floill**' me. for ghstAlionoor they hod dose slio l / 4 -414 Mei _OO.O eu public grounds, on, letellog ow the re. - pill ocortioo, but,thot.okiCie SONO from bie r wee • •Isr.tbe injustice done to the :People by Ministers, ....,..„. 4 Abe. depsrtore of the latte.A , from the principles .1 • -:,.. 5e '... • Aps, gevriletion. The; privileges of the People aid ', •thoi.iateirest v • ,of the Crown were one sad thirsamil.i... ~ -• w . ,4 :s!cmahl not be attacked without the other eelreefwg -.o l die, weft, both by the n Coostitotion closely inter. r . , •,.vo *mu m , ..Ihesit sore the mar* principles -Ivo,bed ie. ~. :bitted by two father's *reside, and be hoped, that as , , .41demustalieep had ale drived anti free a, pater. ..ei 4 1 ": 1 4 4 4 1'w F i b 1 01 - ;""id both i!epeolt theist', their ' ' 'illisscotwbasie f ;, etremitimmede. aet,irepsired.—.•.(4. jore. i . p ., je,) ~, . 1 • - :: ". ~!IL Rotas Clettlalitt • e-eltell '. Pleitised — •.. t .. T. itk4j, 1.4,1'e1i ..f Mr. itooert Weiti;etee. ie, 0 44; so +r•-• . ..'ilsit.rbarr mu eiortietio lii 'es miss. of iiiarperieleacir....4pree - . ' 'MS. Werrltlllol4. budder; so. Worn theolte, wet' , .. ii.: . - 1 , ofeire•ed with -.l« nod istselits. • His .efforts . were, be tileitib peoespted by. *eons, of public duly, sad he . . • lisditeTutiably'ae4 disinterestedly sod then lo=ss.. --wit tlio., Mehl privileges of lioglivbeet. The late .. iit_ "ekes presented one of . . the Agootlnt ideates - in , . n . 'itestioposoey of msa.-it shooed that 'where she Peo.• fie wee, trite rashemsehres.tbeir-csue Watt triumph: -.-4,dpplauSo—.lfe was one of those who had been 'over cud over again charged- with (Mayday. The charge lase long upon him in cornotoo oh% the lit. opsy 4 hot beporsoodhis cosinwoitid, -Viith the aid ril . tbereogle, elarnittely rriompted. He had now sss . professions lb iliste.‘what belted liteirke'woold da.. devour arconlinee to be.....(Gri0l eigionne.) 4 floo ROYAL .CliktiatiAtt then 'proPosed iliff n lilMilb' of bk.. Elate, the new Member for Coventry. Illilit Royal !lighten • 'aid, that' vibierthe Meeting bassi- Mr:, Ellice met 41t0 itrother.in.h* of Earl-Grey, sod, of the late much-lamented Hr. S;terel Whitbread, they weeded be informed or the tenor if hie political ompittiiimos‘o44 , 4ritlatre.) left.baits reos end said, that lie was, by lio liiiol %Meg of the Teeple of Country, drawn free redrelielit to throw 'Ms aid into the popular kale.. hr ylelded to the application; . tiod received, ans.. liciied awl unbought, the sentiments of his Canal., • lutists. The accidental cireumstancs of his rarities,: chip to diatiogirished cbaraCters bad teen' "toentieried. blab at he revered and respected the exiimples of the night chaticters alluded to, be could assure the Meet. 4ogetlist hiseyesshoold he earned to measures not tivj ~ istei,sod that he mead ever be friend towns the Caulk, .efthe independest *importers of his country.—(4p. sleltre.)-:rho Electors shoal*, however, recollect., 'victory they now celebrated •es'ecbisted, slid most fall if the spiritohieh dic6tert glair/ the - sopportwhich the costittry, hands. The friends of the People in ;fled, be fruited, emert'their inderiend make that sort of 'ire stand, againsttbit, - • ... a ~ ~. 4 . vrt o i; ;7 stela the klikittet could not rally.— , . Cneeesi7e , tleee reposed the *tide olip*'l4p — poi . Teset • Saieret'Aleir Mal tke were giveis .u 4 at kappit eke Ilieetkig sepeyeeted. . • AFRICA •' 4 .‘ enterprise to explore the termination o( Undertaken; and, al hi former oriel,, b o p., or seeppits.. Captain .'Gto~s *frieaw Corps, is entrusted with the iiiwutst Pof tile espedition. lie is represented es qualified for solving this . geographical bus hylin l eggin yolks hi Airiest, aid is lied with the Jaloff tioguage. The route ' the Gambier River, Which be had al. By leihres which hare been received °Seer, it appears tkat his arrangements .)sipteted: A - transport bad been die. Ike Cape de Verd • islands, tw pro Cure mules, the return 6f 'Which was soon et• Captain Gray would directly comm nice „an the interior. 'The rainy 'lesson bad the weather wit considesed VI :fee 'lr. Ritchie, lisle Pritite Seeretify .tn Stuart, at Paris; and 'CUptiin 14ar- Aitoyal Navy, are to asieuipt I journey Tharbectrid.- The former GentlimOn is ap ifice'.Consul at Moersauk, hi the hitorrior, "Frssan, a dependency of Tripoli,. UsseNNW In.. of tlseler of thalkiagdcati. . • .. J . . ~ L . -• Aik . ____ . r . Albany - *hit Mr. Boodle*, andAsiass other (iame.— COP" Coast Castle, hire partetrated into tie Ashore," coentry, and been well lreeinsf, after some sition.from Dreadsll4 . formerly eta of • Banapsrbit's srrtite'twole, mat sew the Represented,* attire lisp of 'hit -Nrtherlands....Snow curlew irtformation hae been rieeisekby this 'means, whielvitisibrimtht giris morovro,pdtility Seib, death . of •Mengo •Pirrit, than . Ilny -.that. MO.- hitherto - appeared: ',Ms. - Bowdids solibP . iasso* Moorish • aterebsatei 44/0 ' bed 'bon; .-alt. , Reverts, Oho Mired. illat. skits they retro ite l llisse, pies% o' Isaac 'ors was leitt ishot 4ermitiot - Niger 4.. a Urns • SIMON ism: which...lL Ilha Miteritersaos., were blast s. Thlt .4/S9 ' , reported to....simiting, who imatedistely seat sslowithis pea r...kips itiar .so vows, end so tell Itim'sbat )1 Mt ecwided midi: forther, brertelllF be Milford by.theastesesests. . The white •man obtottleig the goer, Joloolimis of elto.lartai petsblinil In his et.. •) t. iliog. awe largo:party to iris. 10oi sod . him to,liaostasa. or hitl44tper.saiiko 4opooltidoc; for fikptiletikhoosydifyiroitliftho ‘lolofrof two )eirs. at ts. astig is tr e, tavok tsoolt illopfAot itod.die4. "ttri 140 rejaied shis.tato de- Aired . thia the iffifige: titlipeitort. wak Mingo Pipit, or litieerrita f pia/in, 'Lieutenant: Morlyo,. Abe hit ; ! ,tierp‘ virago. 1. of '' the party besides himself, so mesol esist o of steer.; mlithtig, siihiMilillterit 111064 laksivo r f ymitiesiiit that OS ether - tiltaiktrione could 'hire .. 7:lpr ibi latetia of AftiorlitSo t iiiiitttiOei &seri ' - - ' PR Icy. or AiSCiiii 'TNN DAY ` AT Dolt Wgl t ilCK 1 Simi Wan _ ,•• I A . •• *i per'iravie. NM 1 pee is ekii RP& 7 0W % .4. per Cele. Navy. • 3 per Cent. ik .„... ladia-floadt9ll !OA .. 31 pee Ceiit. -8/4 ' • Long Asa. , ) 3-16 Losimalefiet•Ace. - .79ii .. EiFiegtier Bilk k 8 11l .p. - 744- BT4TESM4tiI'. I - ..• ; < •. •-• . • A.. ~; LONDON : • • • •• •_ - • mesa% •JULY 7, ISIS. . Tim Ce s ittio for the .Coesity of Westmorlaid -it give* ap-mv.thotust, tibias if not a victory to the In.. dependint ease, will molt . certainly terminate in one hereilfter; 3 . 1114 shawls( easootir in which the filed Tea 10 . 14 . likthis merest qtabbling and bercfaced elileitibry,, - bee*, . made to operant 'Rein& Mr. ilitocaltAles seem,- and the eve of ell Oftiof Other unjustifiable' Hee sat hillutinees, hive proles, Met for the limiest ti the nese of Ire?", .40 IMie. pendence is WesteMiland:'The tyeastsiii**orth, sod the: loading partizaiii of Ailiiiiiettt end Deviatory : llW the `Master' leviati4e el antipasti, • o he* chilli 'lliO People as sell .u s tiptr..o•ll for dials property, .ere.therefere exulting he tite.disisimeerirbte . triumpii... It .is almost the only tales, 'which the eepportere ofAhe system of slavery add eilsescritie diminish - have obtained, and tt*y *WT_ lie allowed to - lidelge - 1' Mlle h p' isalf.congratelition, for they tanitot disgitie their excess of joy. Small indeed, and inghriiies is the victory which the Ministerial faction hate thee obtained. The Lowrirces and their agents have found Means to keep what they hod beforeea-we trust only until ere nature of these aeons shalt be developed where justice must attend investigation---a Low.Tnist has not been actually 's pelled from the county over which the influence of that family bat predominated so long-but no glory amide the struggle' Dr its termination, which has thus then • momentary confirmation to a species of thr"sidour,Wthie l h is the Very reverse of what carders either . bontior - or Meuniege epos a county.. Mr. Beetaaiss star Ws already returned for 'soother Pkee, ther. 6 4 it liii f!tivlrsled hi the point Which It it ooldiiiiibileas be ilii highest grsoifiestion to his . .. . Ministerist adversaries . .to. see him • llisappoiited in..- . -.10 'Ms. pledged-, himself to bring the eon. duct-of his opponents - in Westmorland 'before •terlitaVenr, %there; It li to 1* hoped, ell' the pow ' iisttiiiiiienie of thi)r 141 ,iiill:pot' screen their con. hat duct `the c ensure snelpeuisliment it r deserves.— , .. 40160iiimil prourempt 4rlr ek Appears, have bessrde. sitiveld of 'their • silfrages l so.6 this °cosiest, : oho sill .St.it"..fail"ll the oeltroutest, to mark the sense of :the.tv is iterrintabie, manner by which this privilege ,has beets withheld. trout them. The details - Which we. - eve el the abrupt close cif this.. F l 4ec. licro, - if it may 'be Tiilled 110, where the refer‘ of Representatives to earlialient is elected by suety IDell 11.9 *epos! in some degree the extrabrdinary con. ductlif Me, Botovaimeg enemies. From the begin:: pin, to.. the end .ot the contest all has been modern.- tiOtt and fairness on ibe part of the friends of that Gentlemen, Vrhilst ocoodeet the most opposite, hot., tile, - and overbearing hos distinguished the sup. porters of the Lovirrintas and the profemwd .friends of 66 social order" in Westmorland as well as in Westminster. If there be any glory in Caleb Baldwin!, laurels and the triumph of the bludgeon, the%Vistinehand plaids of the Minister are welcome • to the, wo.eath. .It is stated in the speech of Mr. 1 attotiCan so, *bleb. we quote, that the parties op • posed to biro " had employed every Means of India.. datioa and Mimic, ; they bed resorted to bludgeon.. men to inversive - hit , friends, and.. some of their agents hash !vets totesspted .to insult them he the .iptietik Yeti itotoliihstanditir all Omit' endemism, ......... : „.• • :• • :... ......, •...• : . .- L. ~ • 7 • • t ... .litettheirOslVlC i *by thentselies, a it.shall fail in i 'split's at jig ha •Parliament wool wow*, end make Te•section of Iftli ) • . (.40tenue ) -4 fge Itowsi. I . 4 . • orAldeti4ll4. .. 1 • ' Sit:evil 'tithes twette o'clock i i • i / , '. . . , • ' , .. Altnther rote Ifni *ler is tont ~ midi Stepan. , a . I the fteqirt-afrit tliatt± chary of I !very •wey qua i • imitate; it. hw Well @mutinied , is to' he that of ready entteford. • (resit his 011 ice • • ware nearly co. ? patched to the • bank, ond,inel pletert, • oleos C his journey ipt4 torsolooteti,V4ll reeroble. Mr. Sir Charles Sill ';' , eyee; - of that' towed', Tetuan I vinted Viee*4 • the eopitel of 'kill eases , . ... • .... . • 1 • . , ' • AIPLSNAN „.• ,•• , . i ..5tr,.., i • ...._ _ ____ __ _ ______ .._.• _ , •• • ___ _ ....,_. _ . _ • - _ .__ . __ __ __ _ .._... .. _ lid 'so% A blear ' - itia:•' : ' i "1;44 nilglii ieriiirtaini'deiinti''(tireeit — "l' 11.; *". ..- - l' . etsieeea, 'std Owl Al v f Mir Voi:Qtetfeam there% a '•," • . - ' , ,,--fr. t I y •- Theo ! re epee aw ah l e.segp .. gap( . be_ _ • _i ~_ _ r _ „ ~.. . "• . • vaib i eu ji:-.)...,:1cii i,..4 ii% e itli, two rbo nisei* :of his prfeteifiew* his iliehttnii titallii (a parent , epee witilth.liftle I h a d a tt e seged As getable . ' Aspen 1 ° i a-a e dd a Or ' .. ; .* ' 7 '.- .: l,;:ip4 i- g•ii -*a no .41 'sad . lii a I nta aaafr. :t o ri,e - higi4. -% 1 1 4 , them, us e die i moveet net se verities Iran I. item., bit obogivitsatosed jam*, w..) . . tope an aide's 1, • ' elve.- ins .4 OW 'sight liti;essithtetivres who Wier •Ise? ewes 11, maat t .voitso a kh,..o..,eh e , h ave ..-, _ ... ~,, . 104 woo taiitist. .... 4, s ii stibt w hi c h", net 'ow ea' .47 . his , Fateerwill ~-%.• .. 004,4ei tt •• manned 'within ;4W wartitoraiNet; TAT . , gpenhitidademirtthanat sateattit hatriebt-dwis tie odttil eii i : i itisici v i ii ii i i :_-';',i•th e went f ilsodatioa Ot.°Pili e o - ''; l• kieltll•ol . .'litbge thOriwi'd*ot' VllMefe WM the utiffacelitatefiiiig with 'Water. hathaaii:tal•Filloell 1169 " .. ' '•"‘ -, - ih e .v iff o r ier, .thalic Cum •,..' :;...,...100'...Miseisters„ - 5141 reliswitd no beiaosseeie• of : , begeleefetthea; tad a • BPlialerdsrmildr- 4 Paddminflts to . 1110 !?.e-l i bik . ....:1 e that slyest ~ •, 1 . 4,otrieelines sad eitewt, ••of 'their 'atistileids..- 1 -(41p.. ,ICeyptipfer Nonapert . e., under the •eseesed• •• amp*. 4 'Ai iiifik•ii* h as wieh . Plernemele ap" 6 " 6 " 11 ; 16'9'2" the Pape w •.: .' . ; 41erree.)-• As it Pb.',, he metal nat"tintisititutiee. ,Am 44pr. los intently set off. Ihbeleeedy shoe, l if t lia ..l .enetest," • calla' do ited4 . litnets• isfilacace . .. rros Fikker. the dd beiti_haft• strived. Accenting to peopeeti. We Itaysiiteli iiiiit.emsteed deal best tb_e . slioalt legitimate 'claims to'relit'irkSeeje tMetelee whiclillsa Castries : No, op wpm . fltis.occa. s Is the most strange anal_ Jedicroes that we has. pet wee promelgeted for the repletion and appro. .bstien of Rakish uniods..—,Slad It been a struggle lietween too familists . of 'eqsar or Bestir - e ' Soc. Tritariial pftseisions, this i'iggiNiate arknaseledget,W misfit hive viewed it with dikeriatfirelings ; becSeee t! whichever *way the,mactedeWeff wept, the co lbw • Heap's (matijo Ana • &lading pert) of se; 'ciety weeld not t isive•bein • disturbed." —That My there wield base takis no' advantage in the way of *frtederlo g s or conferred upon She l i eodiAty a straggle_ between rival, tyranti, , in upholding the. system of fends! 41weitlour. 0, 6 set" (observe thocesearived insoleasci of tbitattlempt•hf s plali.entitlerrailetlieitaia to as w•Noblalmosiof ettensive'lliderl i posiessioni," lied a thick sod thin sepporterof **Ministers from , , e • • O Ontage Or AO pentif .004414-" But when the elestion, :he be decided wae s iiwbethet a Noble. men ; eE extensive- landed poutatiesie should be drives Irma lie just and*;equalsiatriti - aethority, to this :destrectioe - of tbit rind endearing reclos w ocity . isf iutetesE sbiel should ever subsist be. 4 ° ten the 40ff aid the descending chests of society, fii ardor tp.maite room for .6 man who bas little else than hiss.** to lift him above the crowd,'we attest say, • mach as we are Aniouitoeiv talent receive its appro. priaterewird; 'se rennet congeal that the ornalisenVal pert Otitis social fabric should displace the founda tion." This is ornamenting the doctrine of legitimacy, and ' 6 beeping the shah', of ignorance and pride" with .lowers from the very lowliest bed of subserviency; but in a nate that will pat please many minds at present, oho are without that most adorable MOOS. MOII4IIOOII 66 extensive_ landed possessions." The Courier. is doubly pleased' at Mr. BROUGIIAIN'S &awe, because be was confident of success. We do remember, fur it ii no glad exertion of me mory, • with what • evrtaiiiii'l44l Paper stated that Messrs. *OOP 11114 WAITUDIArt would not be return. ed for the City of London, awl that Sir hluitessr MAXWELL would the :Representative of West. Waster. If It S' -liiiifortene not to be able •to repl fetsrity. • sight, the Prophet of 're .'Treasury knows, by !spurious:a the psog ,or the pleasure• which this. misfortune occasions. .11ot sword is doe (ethos, whom the exateples•of the .• City 'of London, Southwark, and Westminster, mayitave:failed io arouse to an honourable imitation in' the Niercise of the *ttoctive Franchise. Electors shinitti recollect that the victory over Corruption melt 'in site first place be achieved.by. themselves, end that the conquest of the hydra which oppresses all glasses cannot be effected, irthe'spirit which dictated it shall fail is giving that sappert•which the country espects at theii hands. Preparation• are making for chairing Clr FRANCIS Bun DETT on-Moods, nest. It will he a splendid spectacle. • The Ceremony will be followed by a peed dinner. The following is given as the two. groom for the intended chairing of the Honourable &meet. The procession will be altogether on foot, the Baronet only eseepted, who will be elevated on a Car now building after des Roman loyle ; no carriage or horseman will be permitted to join the procession, r. least they will be requested to refrain from so doini. Sir 0144P1C11 will meet the cavalcade at Hyde Park-corner, on account of the difilealty el opproach• hog his house, the doer being is Si.. James's.place ; it will then perambeleft , tbe prieeipal parts of West. minster,• @OA proceed up the Strand to the Crown end*A ocher Toon,. ober; dieser will tsittl place et eight o'clock; at which Sir FOSOCIS BUItUrfT will preside. . 'Of I • .Private Loiters:have beans receiradfrom• Paris, slat• leg, that the systeetwf consprficieil has Wert revived Franey this that 'it has e6nged hawk . fronp the Jacobins loth, UN ro-itnyal. hats. A Plot is said to have been diacoveretli . the ob ject of *hick was to irides* the King to gn to I' on. Imitating, and there to make him ebdicate the Throne;. the Count d'Aavoss was then to he placed on the. serene hest ; all the 3listiotets were to be imprisoned in the Castle of Vincennes, ',opt the Minister of Police, who wag- to be hanged immediately ; and she Cintstitutiotsal Charter was to he • abrogated. A new list of Ministers is saki to have been found ellr the Conspirators. The .Plot liras foilonately •41140cloid by M. DacAcc, the intended victim.— This discovery is sapwood to have. occasioned the meeting of the Council of Ministers on the Ist in. stint, which sat form hours, the postponing of the wand review , at the National Ottsl44, the ronnovql from Paris et certain corps Of the Royal Guards, sespected of having been corrupted by the conspire. tore, sad the defy of the Havre and. Gnomon' companion to attend epos' the King. The Doke of Wettisscrou's. • intended return to Paris no the-'!d instant, is also tonjectared to hive some ciPoOttion with the dischisore . of this alleged • g P oseppt tbe part of,thir. most strenposi-sticklers .for Or t itimasy. to dothresetheir legitimate Satereigio. ." • • • a from Viaollezr the: Eles. l o.lofr*e sot call It a Castillo+) at *wogs , * atAit.l., wilt ila hot elheq.4oltion. • The Cle Canteen of Saritterlaod are °manilla; var. a Concordat for...reli4Pre, ef4frlT IF NI be solicited toasseethm. The C.IIITIOs 'Wier free ifie ii ate to tie Otatssas l ic Diet _ l 4 hes deliservd in it Meonsigili he 1,100 b e ferwir- • that his GoVerteMent aft jts aL lions entered into at tho_Conivert of Vienas, with regard to the navigadoe of the RION bat tote so farther. - • • •-• Ten Qyaes.—ller Alai?! toot 44. hiring ow Sunday wetting in ker.-carriage. ',torn to Kkw Palace, Ph? fitiso4 herself indiskupert fries the fidget of the jitrateefiNir e' at.eono horde , . Rhea allstaded her Stasoser, sod tentative& tit Kerr all night. Yesterday asorelng Sir 41esalesatreport of her state wes.:that "the gaugers was lodisposea • last eaeolog," het we are happy to add it concledol with, " she was better yesterday asoreiag." St' ilemev arrived in town shoot 1.1 o'clock from Kew. ' 8.14 waited upon the Patsca Risie s ul ty,4mport the ' 1 Motels. had left his Royal Mother fear. 1.. "'lit' 41 IS arranged for lite' ,Putitcesii%tor.MOVlTloalll airetbe Duchess of hfaiistoo'cit to he )141 . 4eced to the,,Q,oass.at Kew, at o'clock -yerter:isrp, anal s.. carriage was ordered to be in roll beret' tagcoops, the* to Kett, but it was Cdetillifilimideli, in the morolog. • .. • • • It is now become calamity to publish a Matinees* of the Revenue at the end of every rietilfl; • ca.' OM which, we hope, will never be *missal; so* for this reason—that we +moppet, ihst in foil* as the • femegklin Continue to amend, the perbliroilall.or *on will take place ; whilst we should hove Fred litars'ets the subject of publication, if a decrease Mlli~lll eft. happily otter. The qoarterly nut , yearly ilCcritenta of the Revenue having been made op to SulY . ,t, it appears that the excess of the last qoarit*sivev tb i • corresponding one in 1817, is more that me* seh/ieSS one hundred and twenty thousand pounds, awl its . excess of the whole year over the fernier one more than three millions. Is this t reioutoss pabli,hod use virtual reproof of all that has beelestlal as to the sue. comity for economy We understand that the Me( Setweteey toil:mien; to the Spanish Eminimy was test wet* cant off to M drid, in great haste. MARRIAGC or LORD Cocmults—.4:l , l she 11l alt. Lord CoCURANE *so married,. by ficenst s. itt oho perish Church of Speldburat. nrer g epalilhtp Kent, to Milli CATHAIINI CORIIRTT Brew,. anstosse-street, a young lady of feral! Arlene hot good family. The ceremony wee perfeemed.by the TOONAS KNOX.. , _ TAMWORTU.—The .11411. *role ha. twee Lord CHARLIE, TOWNAKIND and Was. Pexi, Esq. On the subject of the challenge sent by die Wow person I. Mr. lehoTza, and which was wear rodoc log a deirl between them two perawnager, has, by the jisdicioes conduct of their respectioe frielia, 'ainated ataimibly.—bet a moment rebel thy pmeoli were 'about adjourning to the borders of a foreign pantry.- .(Staffordshire Advertiser:) TM nwpresoadatioss of the Costar of Lista fee tie enseing Parliament, which for *some time past has been so keenly contested by Lord S. Harm. ',joie, the late Member, sad Sir A: I. Cociaay.a, K.G.8., was earthed by the former, ea the .21 Writ. by a cottaiderable majority. COUNTY DOOII.-00 Thursday last, the Election for the County came on. The Right Illittis .r • Lord- CAATLIRRAOU and Lord ARTIIO* HILL there The necessary prelisOn4rirq heriog beeeHrxisow through, Ationaw NVOINT, IN. fOllll sod iiropneed Lard CoiTi.articAoli to be ()Roof the . Represe4sistievo of the Couuty.—Tbis was twermiled fey IV. Mileage nts, Esq. Colonel Vamps then rose and proposed Lord ARTHUR HILL to be the other itsprosessistiee. —This was seconded by D. Eftwitcotenots Coons mettle, E-q. The High Siberia* then tempounced the Casidistetes, and railed a show of hinds, ss hest, *her the *soil proclamations were made, he declared the Election to ha oasis itintowa. On 24'b ult. died et Paris, the vaunt deurtorr and only .child of Lord Wtt.t.tam 1111.4ati., (O the o.eke of litotrono, agettiiree toriatiei. live Mt 4mi wore .ileposiird in the (;eittaiiere do I'Fos, 4esumettli called the butial groaitil of Pasts: •biCes)itse. because-this Jesuit, the Confesent . to tarots XI V. of. copied rhe same spierfoi his park, id wife& there was a Maition de plaisona, Witham Jeantison, 'third 'Mite' of the Americas ship Superior, Captain Swain: was unfortunately drowiwit an 3.1 inst. at for srnaoth Ite tett 7efier board while assisting to get•thwevithar. • •Tbit"Dublin Preesitinse"Xioroat ftys..." Wo,buytu tibitrOhio'*utisfaction is; tstiosi a lt.. an* no.* hot Mr. (.; 11 iTTAN has sootily rocosets..4. frnwt..tise isiferes of the berhasity of toesslay.. , MI Otos- .ie z abutpd, a nd he now scarcely feels en) itisionvoltll'iter from the injury he received. We or« ' ln a iurprisot l tO eve vaginas bodies of oar fellow.eitiMmia coming fisroasstir Akh their cungratuletimao. They :Ire Ante sire for.. forfitseto of a duly which they owe mot to the 44 has been forcibly IMO "I"4l oentty' "N. malted; would be the °hied of erieetion if Irrlonti hod hill one Representalioe, but A duty they. cwe to the character of the country. Their enuslect wilt tisceiie the applasie of the remotest diitricis of tiler kingdom. It slippers that a ',port, which ass niseasi by some Infernal incendiary, relative to the Winch's, rats, was the cause of the mirage attack made upon Mt. GRATTAN. Oar 10111114111 Ans• observed. that the sulker was etlvei tea to on the hosting', and that all which tell fro m Mi.. GRATTAN was .received. with unqualifiod approbation. it was whiapfred outside dams, hit »ever, nn doUbt by some old enemy--1410.. biddy by one of the dim' of cut-throats who. t-it:... %piled to throw 'him frown his choir, liter the left Memorsbl• cosiest—that be had Token: In favner the Ili. The wicked rumour spread like:weld-fire, aid it'SraY in Plitt that Mr. Su Air, b•ffike bp was ptecipititted from his lest, etadessoured p:ts•tado the misguided and ferocious Multitude,.that *hi tit , * itosiily misled"; aid that if they 'had h.tiid irliat‘,lrato .1.. . reel spnluie tiy 'Mr:GRATTAN, .. lh,n , of the i r . • ... • • • . . • • fail from iland‘rs, tvikkilfesseisettd Genet% sto the dd stat...„baee craved. According t o Me frees ViOltilikv- the stwtOS 4 6 1.7 we emit lw call it a Goitre's)of Orctrivr.., ate it.la• ik, will be bet of elheq.apsetion.. The Cgs Contests of Sorittetlan# ere tees. best a Concordat for...retie*" elitkrse 1.164 ipe wNi be solicited troastosetiett... The Commit.. tenet (fie to! flermaoic Dite &terra in tt Memorial, los orlticit professes, is Government is stilling seritaiei(jts Pattered into at thil_Corigrom of Vienat, win% I to toe navigatiets .1 the Rhjee, but tote we • or. - • . . Qpaew.—ller M Alai?! 10011,04. 140111 se ty evening in bor-carriage."Writ to Palace, she finend herself inditkepoonf . fries die es of the jinetoefiNir IIINK hoots , . Itletedrd her Mlsestv, xiref remaiontit Kett ght. Yesterday morning Sir 4ltnatesareport state sta.:that tios . Qucers was loditroted • eenloit " bet we are happy to add it concledel • " she was better yesterday airwohig." Sit' iv arrived in town aitoot 1.1 o'clock from Kew. ' !eked upon the Mince Reece? 4.4paport die ' he had left his Royal Mother fear , 1.. Gras arranged forlllte* he Duchess of Mitietttern to be )iiriejloced 40 • laßlol.llt Kew, at It o'clock .yertaa:le,c, awl s. • ram was ordered to be hi ret 6,1044 Wcitstirer to Ken, bat it was catiodarounded. in • the .Nr dog. is now become customary tip - 1)6114bn statement • • Revenue at the end of every sintilfl; a cue.. which, we hope, will never be *misted; se* his reason—that we ousspect, list in 1. g as the • noes continue to amend, the pehlicatiow .of *tom take place ; whilst we should hove soma Okiirs'ela • • lubj.ct of publication, if a decrease Mll~lll en. oily octet. The qeerterly end , yearly 4cohnes he Revenue having been made op to SOY**, !ars that the excess of the last gisarts*nee, tWk i • espooding one in 1817, is mote than mint sitiOknk hundred and twenty thousand podedt, *el the iss of the whole year neer the former one more (brie millions. Is this s tait t emot p o bli,t t ed es a sal reproof of all that has heensaid es to the ne. ..‘ ity for economy V e understand that the Chief Secretary beiiinging he Spanish Fouhusty was ism urea sent off to M. • I, in great bait,. ARRIAGC Or I.oao Cocnnittre,-.-0 , 1 the 11l Lord CocunAsc cal married,. by Ilcoott s. in one fah Church of Speldhurat, neer srpnirridge t Kent, bliss CATHAIINI COUIII4:TT BARS'S. he" of Urr• • lone-street, 'a young lady of etcooll Arlene bat &family. The ceremony was pinfaamed,by the F. TIIIOIIAS KNOX.. allfertilioll stole be. oo Lord CHARLIE. TOWNSKIND and We. Ptci., I. on the subject of the challenge sent by tee litoore toe le Mr. FLokse, and which was year rodeo- .1 a divot bet:aeon those two perannages, t , aa , by jUdicioes conduct of their respective trieoa, rated araknibly—brit a moment rebel the porters *Au. La.sia.." ' • : -:, • - • Dole Aftref Ir - : SO, Nate* fi"l v - ' Potifitikk i lk:' . . - tlttlie NAortbe t ' - . Tillie** iditiroded • ew-Frfrifit tblite : - allfewsi l " v " ' . pikiiimeo. 3 . !..., . do saldreimbe, 8 0 Ilt• 0001 INT'aa. _ • be, ' PVC *ad tk. Attei, litnribers, t e n d Ai tan i „....- by, - 04fit, SlidtP, fie * pi e i g htiosiiit forVe ..,- • • i• titsis4,ll's v fih!`" : * t oo, fa Lishee • . ....1 6 N: • ' v ...4. .•,. ' • • ".'• kY ...1161111111‘0194 ..- trattanemitsars 1 :.,..: rvilliflonrU P ' ll)l4 ' trir. (" 7•Chl'il a l i v hvni et**-- 4 0 .1: - .Nr lartaus ' Cse..steileses , IlreressairraMsl. • V ATO4II 4 Ia• o , u • inbec o r goa.e.flen. 4ilerits (Ihr.t—tisol Iseases i sstielok)-1 ~' • • . • SITA?I , . / or • hitiesearas ‘ act , Woo .; . •...•• Ilstegas 00,0 saes. ate. • , seriphs . •• .. I)ondum • .. • Jtallett • ". misuse! 0001PItt..1 • IV . I N Pule ~ .... Parnell• 4 ' sPIP .... . peen. - ..... • . , totltert 0111/11M10PD • Carew - .... N tolehnoth .... S t, So.` turd • . •..:. . Nalruti. .......... 1 Dttt) f",stisct of a let **table :.=- 61 Ifte She trsossithibi . Asseiock. (tits point! ell Si, Ike apperi demolishtll' rbo g II Nu 71a(1 i's.riirrets the it , puller Csodi 46 1 bit'ilitt .. in ' „ proe•etteif . sl. t. • ' mended _et: !k On 4 in the inorio . l4 by , r • • w.• of heein‘ w . •""" - fre: t v_ ii rsir •• moot!, I,lpr will, 4.1 ' . iliopelilMP,Gen/t. thp.ltiqoest I nal , 4 • a C P 1 0 : i t ::1 e d ; : T h a t ue ih s: killed by a . gum . ,sh ) . .. . The Russian br i from wor,l s mnal h ' The RAettiatt 'Oft 14.. wbei , , • -' . m itivn4malpo gem tvatatds the .• eatlytit A nil. snfs erPase the Lineal' of our esiierlition Dot 4;0" ii l lo so other ships 11441111 A. the getVallt 11fOrd, was coo , log, et seven n' • ' • ' fright et s hutch with te , l ttight.gs along Learleollol 1 • _ elly mischief, Ili • , . lie r. Viildioes, ' ' ' of LO.rl , 4ltd•ttre p ! 1. Ilikliniar, Inn. 0 . . but II severe eon • • . *sere broke, ;ud. -t. • t . Tented any fob SURIIICY Tilla I ' "‘• ' night prudsced 4.. cm, spore those ~. . r duction (scud, wh elstksbl• for eh is '''''''bers fsithfully re * t' . pti ihnnidir in g 7-'lluinishrey slia ...- 11feford, and . ~ . g ' . ;deco primitive t P . :: the most krona jr r.i. Ft ee.—Sundi _ 4*. f, f t ,• broke net , .. i" ' ••• itsr-bsk•r. of V .. • 'r threatened destr rf . fire broke oat es smo'ng some lift . , n It saint time toe e 0 • bet they were o 6 4 :„„ the Phenix and • I Mona of lb* fire * ' ' • wards of two h i s i turirsoil other . it fog tardily leer is Foot Geerds, to *sot eta of his d lie ors drowned a. frisnee or S at 4 . tiottakt took pi 4: . siss 6 aa Esitse err ensteesilKeer of • asseasiee el l'. le ' , ads. which t r• - o I,ondee. ...,- ce d ed 'Waal at . • ar tie smsgefeli m seiell Of 10 I • ......, e • . . , .