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'from each Ward to the Mensioa-hoose by eight o'clock on that moraine, to learn where he should he !need. The Hoe. Alderman had rushed into the room abere he was, and said, " My Lord Mayor, protest against your tending Cr/astable, into Smith field ; and if any blood be shed, yes are the author of it. Me replied by begging sot to be condemned unheard, and not to hearsay of his admonitions. Ile again accused the Worthy Alderman of intemperance, and said, that if he had said so in public he would have ordered hire into custody. Mr. PtAilsolll said, the Lord Mayne must have known that Harrison had previously given bail at Stockport. Ile had been decoyed to town by a let ter purporting t• have been • chive by the Chairman of the Committee. Mr. P. concluded by moving, that while the Court gave every merit to the Court of Alderman far the measures taken by it to preserve the peace of the City, by means of the civil power, yet they deprecated the appearance of persons in military attire is. the streets on the 21st Instant. Mr. FAVLI.L seconded this motion. After some farther debate, the amendment was negatived, and lb• original motion carried on a division of 69 to 27. Soren Temple-bar Bonds, of 1001. each, were or dered to be discharged, and the . Chamberlain was directed to give the usual notice to the parties in terested therein. The Court proceeded to the election of a person to fill the vacant situation of Clerk Comptroller of the Bridge-house, whets Mr. R. flitch Newman was ens isimeesly elected thereto. Sundry Leases were sealed. A Report was preterited from the Gresham Com. sit ter, relative to the Repairs of the Royal Eschange, read, agreed to, and referred back to be carried into esecullon. J. W. Deckle, Eqr. Citizen and Skinner, was, ow his Petition, discharged from his nomination of Sheriff on paying a fine of 4001. and 20 marks into the Chamber. 4.11 - EKICAN APERS. BRITISH AMERICA. on TUE WINTIZAI. HUM" CC JUEC 12.3 From the Niagara Spectator, of the 27th of May, we end the far-famed champion for civil liberty, Mr. Goerlay, has again made his debet, in " An Address to the Resident Land-o:eners in Upper Co. nada." This production is of the same stamp es his ether locehritiolot t *bounding with strong lige. roes assertions, in place of facts; a well wove Oophiitry, to beguile the superficial tender; and sumo of the most egregious errors be Culottes! policy vtl deftly( politic deemed into - shies Wight Both awn, Goei etigh which 'object withr doer, sea, semi Wife ...OIL torn front their eyes, and not withstandiog be has seised the moment, on the PIO of reffittellel ' S SS. sembliag, which be deemed most propitiates to his views, we ( e el coefident all Ms clods will " umiak luto air." ff yr ylic ur.va• we..., .. Itscriended with a speciuusness well ealcolated to tor. and c l y e . H o sing so o ften voted our dissent from the' Lear med. I neat proceedings of this Reformer, it would be 'd intrusive by many of our R eaders, to eater man se gged it a reftvation of the tenet' s or an slimier, of the learned; ani irdities contained in this Address. By o to ineonvo ht be ,opposed as emitting user a • his head m Is imputations we slimly discJaim. ' le l 'as _kart is del 1, we regret the mad tarter posited • , A . . . t •ro W" deter easy has deprived 2 iet of , - sr • hi base &en tea ~ ..-, , tit ;- ~4 AV Oft cb he, doobtle ors ,.. . a Joao ... , ..... .44 if jests, tut bappi . , .to title, in r hoot any batittin . .. • 4 * 'lt f ';' - $ be' in 4 we would as sr, we rest easisted .' . tbuldg our pity oti the of a Learnt Is, sod deeplebeg t a pollilelto. Thanks to the dei the mas k i s no . spcable ei d Dense of oar sister provi n ce , . .I:__ L- 1..• I in, in the II FRE SC PAPERS. We have received Considutionnels to ibe 21st lost. but ihty coutain no nests of imposition to our Readers. It seems that M. Devizes is growing into favour with the Ultra, as he has bees handsomely compli mented in the Conservaleur by M. Fikee; " the most pure man of the party," aa)s the Editor of the The infant child of the Minister of the Interior will be baptised at St. C low ' this week. PARIS, Jugg 20.—Monday a respectable looking I mar et upon the ligrapet of the Pont Royal, and I precipitated himself into the Seine. When taken out, a few minutes after, he was friend quite dead. At seven the same evening, another person threw him *elf from the bridge of Notre Dame, and was drowned. Two labourers, having agreed to try which of them could swim farthest, flung themselves from t he hei g ht of the bridge rinJtirdin des Plantes. One of them re.appeared and directed his course to the isle Looviers, but bits companion rose no more ; and a moment after the surface of the water was tinged with blood, which led to a belief that he was billed by falling upon some hard 'abstains hidden among the water weeds. JULT 18. —Captain Kelly lived jest long enou will gh for him to be able to le ave his little property by , the law for the abolitloo of the Deeds d'Aubaine baring passed 48 hours previously. It frequently happens that the greatest foss is made about trines, whilst matters of the highest importance are dispatch ed with a celerity which surprises every one. Thee by the discessions en the Budget, which lasted two months, and might have contineed via months longer, bad not the parties been tired, the grand melt was, that a redaction was effected upon the whole of *boot 200,0001 while they neglected many Constitutional laws promised by the Charter, and not yet framed, or perhaps even thought af. The most important law that has passed this Session, is decidedly that whereby it Is permitt ed. to oreigners to par. chase, receive, slid beqh property io France. —This Law was passed, as it were, sub silentio, if they were afraid of calling the attention of f or against to it ; Dot a word was said either for or against it ; yet this Law, smuggled through the Cham bers as it ill 00a that will, more than soy other. stators the prosperity of France. Thu revocation of the Edict of Nantes, rained the commerce and mane factor's of Fromm; this Law will 'elite thee. The cheapness of land, living, and labour—the richoess of the soil—the noble rivers and canals for the trans. port of mercboadise—the prodigious home coosesep lion of all kWh of maoefactored article', by a me tal/an of Wit, million—the state of the Freed' H i 1 TILF s.r.vmsliAN. Funds, which pay doable the interest of the English —a regular revenue more than sufficient to pay the whole of the @amen of Government end the interest of the Debt, end still leave a considerable serples ; all these circumstances united, is it not greatly to be feared that meny of your middling clams, who have from 1001.10 1001. per annexe, and who, from thereof. .it, of Isles, are reduced to a state of comparative want, will come te' France with their fortunes, and settle? French Fends, Jely 10.—Five per Casts. 71 f. 40c. Rank Stock 14101. Rout, Jutot 4 The Princess of Wales has left 1 Pesaro. tier sodden departure has glees rise to a number of conjecteres. Ilex waiting women had , obtained passports for herself and one of her female 1 friends. 'the Princess used one of these passports for b•rself. She wee followed by her ecuyer, Fi t anchiui l'ergemi. Her Royal Highness took the road to Bologna, and it is said se will cetera to Pesaro. THE STATESMAN. LONDON: SATURDAY. JULY 111, ISM The Nero Timer, with whose Editor we welder are, nor desire ever to be, acquainted; siege, whet? e he penned the paragraph about to be dissented him self, or not, he most approve of its insertion in the Paper, or we could not base read it in his abusive columns, to-day. This personage, we Nave heard, has taken, or essayed, an University degree of 1)oc. consequently he has beets considered Mow, we do not insist upon it that every tduated must per fo►ce be sensible, though and yet s karned fool would appear to be pity, a strange compound. Bat, holstein mey be furnished, it is obvious that his rkiiiient in the ordinary obligation of cam ., 'What most be that pert of the Public, of the British Public can sufficiently re tinal originating in fraud, and with regard POMMY, to peruse its contents t What, isk, tee an honest, en impartial was think led Dodo► (end en unlearned Naos is se , es a conning impostor is detestable) class ing in the same sentence, almost in the same line, with pickpockets, said to be taken up is Smithfield; a Gentleman in Holy Orders, who would probably die ten thousand deaths rather than practices* great a cheat and deceit, as possessed this Doctor of the Jour nal, from which he deals out his slaver and his slander. This is not dodoriel bet diabolical. With the substitu tion of only one word for another, in a couplet free Port, we doubt not but we shall paint the workings of the Doctor's mind, when he played elf his trick ish stratagem to possess the inky sceptre, which be wields with a bully•like hand, to the blurring of character, and blackening the fair face of political jostice -11•CC(11 a ,crib►lsis toil Wessels. Who ask's if Nice or fraud atomised ►is cads ? Let such a man, such an sethor eulogise the Chief 1 Msgistrate of the City, if he p 1 ,to the very skies, for doing what other men would think desire.. 1 log of censure and deprivation of authority ; it is bet mere matter of opinion ; we have no ri g ht to ims..l pup a mars for so d.ffering Goo other men ; bet to class a person of unblemished character,) like that of the Reverend Mr. II *musts*, with outcasts of society : with cut. purses, those for whose peoishments scarcely a pitying eye is ever witoessed, deserves the 'secretion of all men, of every class, of all distioctioes, religious, civil, or Rrlitical.— If Ministers or personages about the Court calculate open resisting the power of Reason sod Reform by such prostitution of the Press, then are they deserv ing the full weight of that popular vengeance which suck writers are inevitobly invoking on their ew• and on their employers' beads. Charleston Papers to the 26th ult. arrived ibis morning. We tetrad the following : « Fite seamen, by the names of James Keyser, An• drew Murrery,ll'sUisson Siout,James Parr, sod Thomas Purley, have been 'treated sod brought before his 11 Judge Pettus, on so examination previous to commitment for piracy. These men have been charged by A. J. Srurcaa, a Portuguese subject, boatswaie of the Formosa, which vessel sailed from 11 last February, laden with sugar, coffee, tobacco, mahogany, and logwood, and bound to Cecile. On the lath April last, off Cape St. Vincent, this vessel was taken by the privateer Julia de Forest, Captain WiLsux, said to have been fitted out from Baltimore with a Buenos Ayreso commission. She was brought to the Coves of Delaware, and one of the crew was seat to Philadelphia for the purpose of procuring another vessel to return to the Fortuna; and the plan was, to t►eosship hat urge on board the vend so procured, then to scuttle the Fortes., and import her cargo, on board the other vessel, into l'biladel phie. While off the Cape, last Friday, the pilot note on board the Fortuna and brought her to the city. As this case will involve the lives of the pri• nom, and some important political consideration, we do not think proper at this time to go further W. the details. They have been committed for trial, which will lake place at nest October Session of the Circuit Court.—( Franklin Gcsette.) " We understand that several large factories io the neighbourhood of this city have closed their esta blishments for want of stalEcient encouragement, by which, it is added, between three sod foot hundred men, women, and children bate suddenly been thrown out of employ.—( Philadelphia G=ctle.) . . " LATEST FROM lIAVANY.III• 44 Rims 16.—Business continues 'strew!, doll, and we Oink it will remain 80 two months longer, when the general belief is, we shall heir more fa rosssble accounts how Earepe."—(charleston Lon• rier, June 44.) SPECULATION ! SPLCELATioti ! ALL Is SPLCULA , TION !—Yesterday the second payment of the Loan was made of iU pOr cont., and many people who had purchased a few thousands at a ditcoont, sod at pur, gained be fifty and a buudred pound', since a small calm. I allowed them Jaded in largesums, having bad only the first payment to advance. A very proper determination had been adopted by the Committee of the S orb Earhenge, that of riot permitting clerks of siock.bsokera to act upon their own account. This r..soliation has not been abided by, and the last ac comsat pondered a number of those trifling defaulters, as they had &mettle's) emoent considerably beyond their means of settling. In consequence an inveatiga. ton 'onk place, and 1 of them are said to be 'spelled the house. The total amount of their apt . lation is said to be 9C0,0001. This investigati.• will, in all probability, stop roach speculation, and lease the Funds steady till some important event acts , . We are informed that a Petition is circulating on e 9 ock Eschew, which is already very numerous. 1) signed by the Contractors for the last Loan, and by ell those who have been gambling for a rise in •the Fonds ; the purport of which Petition is to reqeest the Bank of England to take in the Damien' after the second instalment is made good; or, in other words, to take the pressers oil the Contractors' hands, to give them time to get out of it to ad vantage. before the day of redemption arrives, when the whole weight mast fall en nosespectiog deals. The Parlors Hat; ass held a Court yesterdayoshich was newaroesly attended. Gen. NIGHTINGALE was ' lotrodoced and liberated with the ipsignia of the Or der of the Bath. Baron JUST, the Salon Minister, had the honest of in audience of his Royal High ness. The Putrica REGENT afterwards held a Privy Coined., at which Sir SAIMEL SOEIWILtD, the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer io Scotland, was in. traduced and sworn in a Member, end took his seat at the Board accordin#ly. At the close of the Coun cil, the RECORDER of LONDON was introduced, and wade his Report of the convicts capitally convicted at the last Session, at ionic* Hall, in the Old Bailey.—The Coen broke op a little before sis o'clock. Yesterday morning the Doke and Ditches. of Croucessin, sod the Princess SOPHIA MATILDA, left town on a shit to the Eul and Countess of lintousw ma, at their seat in Hertfordshire. Prince LaoroLo's grand party on Timothy night was attended by the Palma Ryan?. the Duke and Dechess of GENT, the Duchess of Yone, the Pith. cell AusiUsEA, the Noma SOMA, the Duke and Duchess of Ut.orctsvra, the Persian Ambassador, and • very numerous assemblage of Nobility and Gentry. The decorations were splendid. The en. lertainment was a concert, followed by a supper.— The concert was given in the principal drawing. room, where one of the great objects of ob erva:los was a full length portrait of the late Prioress CHAR- LOTT,. DRURT• LANK TllZATlLL—Thilrulay a Meeting of the Proprietors took place in the saloon ; when the several t e nders were unsealed. The offer of Mr. ELLISTON wee almost universally esteemed most eligible, both as to the aliment of the sum and the natere of the severity. In 10 days the Lessee will be appointed. Report has already determined upon Mr. ELLwrom. Ills severity, it is said, is indeed undeniable; being oo less than Mr. Cuutrs, the banker. Mrs. SIDDOWI, on Monday and Tersday, enter tained the Cambridge Professors with recitations from Mmom end Sill LSPIAIII i in return for which they presented her with a large paper copy of their stereo type Bible. Mr. Yonne, it is said, retires from the stage, in consporoce of his being about is enter lour an en gagernest for life, with an amiable woman possess ' logs handsome fortune. Mr. W. Farms, left town a few days ego : previous to his retorts he will perform at Cheltenham, I Newcastle-on -Tyne, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. Ilia friends are happy to hear of his ameeded health. Thursday, a Country Gentleman celled at one of the receiving houses for the subscription for Mr. Bunw's espences of the Hastings, and stated, that be had been at the Meeting in Smithfield, and was an much gratified with the conduct of Mr. 11. that he had brought 20 goldeo gnioeas as a subscription to- wards paying the espencts of the Election. WlLTsuine Covwr Et.ccrton.—S!ate of the Poll each day since the commencement —Mr. !scum 902—Mr. Auhey 199—Majority 103 4A—Mr. Brrett 190—Mr. Artie, 151—Ma ..rite 59 34—Mr. Warm 316—Mr. Miley 4611—Miajarity 4118-91 r. Beans 331—Mr. Miler 315—Majority Total at the end of the 4th Day—For Mr. Hermit 1209—For Mr. Astley 925—Msjority in favour of Mr. Benoit 284. Yesterday morning early another dreadful fire broke net in Geste-lane, Soethwark, which raged with great fury in consequence of the bosses being very old. Although a good supply of water was ob tained, yet it was with the greatest exertions of the firemen that the houses opposite were sawed. The un fortunate occupiers escaped oat of the windows with out theft clothes. N FikeVil s Aft)to t a - INatiNITANTs. 'iv I. *)..* • 4 hamensi vat a diabolical deed (though not done)! What, had the incendiary (Isis torch, how ever, not lighted) no relative, no dear friend to save, to relocate from the general conflagration? No toreet•heart, took or house-maid to the Mayoress (bitter must be his reflections), to hang on his guilty hand and deter him from his ;throat purpose? What, was he desirous that chaos should COMP again? There is no doubt but that the wirked lirelsehub turgid have thrown the Lot atones of the Mansion boyar, aye, and of the Bank ton, into the Thamrs for mischief's sake alone, in order to evaporate all the water, and prevent any afterwards from flooding into the River's bed, by the rubbish thrown into it. Tire hellish enterprise can only be surpassed by the stupendous ruin to the whole earth, once denounced by two madmen transported with the furious be. li. f that they had the power of the grids lodged in their hands for a given lime, as our Representatives have for seven 'ears to do as they please. The one declared that he was the vicegerent of ./trirife?, and was determined to punish all mankind on the face of the earth, fur the sins of the people committed in his neighboarhord (filtifcchepel aid Pe Uiceat.li►re, by their selling fish no a Sanday omitting); the other swore by his god-head, that if be did pat his threat in execution, he would call op all the waters ender the earth, and change their fate (with that of the esock.Jsrpiter into the bargain) by drowsing every soul!! To Tux EDITOR or rat STATESMAN. Sin,—l base not afters troubled yon of isle with my vexations and lombrations ; for, to be a:ncere with you, I base height so reasoning, no exertions of my best friends will do any good in brines% shoot a Reform of the glaring abuses of both Go vernment and Parliament. I have thought that no. thing bat the spread of distress and d'acontent will work the object so desired, so necessary to our sales. lion as a State. I bare therefore said, give the rogues rope enough, &e. But, Sir, a new iocitemeat has called op my attention. The Loan MaToa hue made a declaration in Common Council of so hot. able a plot, that it most be investigated without de lay. if the diabolical fact be tree, maey of my fa mily will no longer live in so wicked a country, bat ,go so Africa—if it torn out, however, another grecis bog story, and that his Lordship is fishing for ficur at Court, the sooner tic is sent there the batter. Your's, &c. JOHN BULL. Little Britain, idly 93. LETTER SENT TO TOL ‘ll.‘ll4Eiti RELONGIRO TO THE ROARO OF C.rl HOLICA, 1/4 MILLARD. Loudon, J sly 14, 1119. Ste,—As Chairman of the Reform Meeting which took place ice Smithfirld t on the ttst inst. I have the transmitting to yne the Resolutions end Address, regarding nor Catholic Countrymen of Ire. land, which were unanimously passed on that sm. Mon. lam directed to request that you will take seasores to have the said Resolutions and Address cab. milted to the Catholic Meetings throughout Ireland, sad to transmit to me the ressit, in order to its being comenicated to their Protestaot Brethren throughout England. I sincerely tongratelate both countries upon the signal victory, which Religion and Charity have thus obtained over Bigotry and Prejudice; and I confidently anticipate the pleasing intelligence, that our Irish Catholic Brethren will not yield in liberality to the Protestant People of London, assembled o■ ' the very ground where the Fires of Religious Per secution once disgraced their Metropolis. 1 am, Sir, Your obedient humble Servant, Noe. 5, Wyclwereet, Strand. HENRY HUNT. TO CORRIOIOOIIIDEXTS. 0 0 Nests so the Spiky a/enplayiß se easy Foreigner, in oar Insiitetiessasid Ogee, on Monday. Several lesson (which Increase spun oar hands) as toss as peraible. We do 'bleb the Greet Mon deserves the chastisement CAM. GATOR worldfislict upon him I bet by pablisbiog the Li ler's seatiesentr, we 'sight pull as old hoe-, (as huge as a Messina) user *et bead, asd *object °shelves to the int peetiaeore of links of °See. and its favour at (*sort. Ne mat, theeefare. heave die Geatlemaa to tie Bash of public opieisto akar. IPKICI. OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONK irciatca. Haat Slack per Cral.l4 01 Min 105 3 rr t est./14.101j 711 ladla Maeda § O 3 p. 3 pet CAMII. CU. I. ; ugg Left Asa. 3) par Cast. Kr A uer 1111 k par 1 4 per CM. 19 Osmium pra.1,.1 31 lama tee Aix. RUH. • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DEAL, JULY 23.—Arrived and sailed for the River, with the whole of the homeward-bound, the Gosport, Taylor, from Oporto ; Frady ration, Todd ; Arno, Proctor; and Amity, from Quebec; sod the King, King, from St. Übea for I.:Inflow. Captain Crotty, of the 39th regimes!, is strived in the Auto, with dispatches from the Doke of Richmond. Mutat, JuLY 23.—Arrived the Henry Freelieg packet, from liolland.—Sailed the Lord N4llOl peeket, for Coalmen, both with Mails. Porrsatouvit, JULY 23.—Arrived the Eclipse, Walker, from Lyna, for Quebec ; and the Starling cotter, from a cruize.—Passed for Southampton, the galliot Made, for the Testi. FALIIOVIIIi, JULY 'H.—Arrived of this port the Doke of Kent packet, with a Moil, from Lisbon, bet from the present state of the Iliad she cannot be in till morning. Pun txct, Jury 41.—Pert of the hell of the Lord Rows packet was towed in here on Monday ; the ballast bating gone through the bottom, she floated. ' The Vereoiee, free Shields fee Qeobos. was on shore on Thoesday to the Restated of Caleb. Antra Couriers to do ¶4th of Febrery. ate sr• tired. The campaign against the Et-ltsjob AreAtt SAME had been recommenced. Major M. ccAN, no the 13th of January, defeated a considerable trimly of Goands and Arabi, and dispered them with great loss. The resources of the Et•Rsjah were r•doced to a very tow ebb both in men and money. Accord. ing to the Le t information, he had only a rabble of a few hundreds with Lim. From the Calcutta Go verniraent Gentle, we learn, that considerable com motion still agitated the Caubvi dominions. plf I I