The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-14 00:00:00

. . Sthet I.ordstatiliene, se fentootiniale pazliwmeutaey apieischti, and his philippics ogainst,Fruncies has ar. 'lived in l'inia.W The stole.* 'etercfse thole mimes snits. Ott the „ Sth of A.,stwsi • shophord of:the a oWieariess of Send., hotleg. orise•Cslatiti, •Ised quitted his 504%14 11 ' 0011 witiratitt...stko.li c clock - la the morning.' 'Mese three _o'clock, _seeerisk wolves clime, and • deinered 14' sheets,' iiid Wounded titinety 40: A! rinisilitaVattesel '*ho watt: driving. a • ploasl4 pereatived two of these ferneinsi a nimels engaged 'iti 'par - saint 114 APO, and went tow ertts,theas, bet taw IsiaaaPitoack.theY Wind. --quiifly ioto she RAW forest of inedlielliWs. • • : • Yesterrta! 'befote; Miro, et leprtente a adiealee, •bli. Ildirjesty received tenni Sit CairlikWean; stir English Ambassador. lefties trolls Ilia' k,iiyal Ilighoess . 1 he .'Prince itegeni...nntifying dui mileage tif 'bis Royal. Ilightiess the Duke of C a nibrirliti;•ltith i lteeliersine Nighties. the Printeit Nuiutta Wiitio 6 ini . leOi si, of liette•Cassel ; and that of his fkoylif Ilighnesi the Doke of Clarence Willi her kati`d 7 n. ►afiklateSs an Notes§ Amelia Adelaide' Louisliovif - fialli‘trisiiiin 4 l ien.. After Mass, the Arnbamis*ents end' g lostaign flissifters paid their respects to the Kincalsd Ittlyal - r ire ih i s .7 ; , • Aftsisi erisiewing th# diffitrent corps in Alnico, the ' Deli of Wellington raturOad t - the Atli inspsint,.lo Cautbray. , .17to summons, ,by . 'lota. of whlels...kieetatia l nil • clisseral liionailies was esassisteil kelpie the loge tPlostruetion, was not followed by aOY-etherisdicial . mandate, rod this officer remains at liberty. This i !periling a printed rrquest has been circulated, signed by fliroti Centel, MM. Chappedelaine, dr pious. Sozogy, de ftUrnilly, de Joinnis, and al. Ilerryer, jun. ' Its o' jest •is to solicit a proMpt report re. tweeting their offal; from the Jug@ d'lnsiisetion. Sees.. I.9.—Yelierday, at one st‘citiik,his Majesty Ilield a Council, Which sat till fuer. ;A U the Cabinet • 11 I , . . . . . Mii.iiiters *ere priient. . iliti ' On the 7th, Colonel Dufay • w ise sniped by NM. DePutten Old Maiji.lin, by orilei and In the . preselice of 41. Groniteo, June d'instrettiosi for the liFcrliutial of Fitst itesnrt. fie Consequeoce of the .. tipsis s iovion t it, was, a mmil other imptirtatit facts, • ~t demeirsteseird that the Calomel had teceised two 'tabs ....-„• 4:tlislth s vetoed, .risriow, It t. iiiitl I wo..ptled instru. tr :atol. () , i1) (MP of the stabs had %etailed him, he viiinAltrlilorlifitiPtt hoes the other by the thitkiiess of his . roakivit a .atta. • . , - The t ummies It..ll.hOie. fanisiesi Ceencilfor of sL tin ortisid at • Eraplifors, s e ll 5ite,4 0 11..• i iii Cit.; ': sit. 4 phi wiriest NoTeland kat also 'arrived theri fruit 8W 4 it ...i.. it 1 r . . . • . ' ow . nottisit family at Tregoier".liave et :invert the • PrOittstisii rrtieinir ; the family consisted thefaiher, Inottiet., snit sit children They were reconciled in the Cee'rrle; and rondteionelly befitised. T.. erre. . Moon) wa..perfarwied in the ancient cathedrsl of Tr*. cuter by the Ahhe'd. la hiwuoeis, Grand Vicar Of St. Strews. fr, . ... Frew+ ' otildae...Fin i :re Gees., '77 f. *5c..... Barik'Sinek, IflOt f. age. . 1 ..... ja -in/. crab .T I —Ostafte 3Lah, 1 4,3a1y. **Meek ... j asf.risa werthri••• oils Wit ii 7 4l!, en ‘01141.1, as Its 0401111 , SI gettat .tarn; Igi'fli . 101111).4liwit•ity' no dun* d 0.... . . . _. . • . Tice news has ieacherf this plaite, thilt Itftiyek 'the capital of Ilse Week. , hilt*, hew fallen intO shit • habil: o f ii ii i i sto p ar b, It is pirsdively assetted (hit Als ,„., tsti d lien-tined is di-coverer% and en the point of bit 46 ta k en prisoner. These sceopitti ha s . been •it a e iretftom Noir by a courier 'waft/dimity. Ac. tut .. ;Ng to strosenste from Atolls? tif the iltd of June, p e e s ocution britit • about lii the intrigues of the NU 4 i TA 4 r schisetetits.egoinst the (:atholics. hos broken ;7;assit • ith fie.ti fury. ' Thity . who refuse in ackuow. • tedie the schticallPshinp as suprefte Pastor, and to imagist at the, titian werattip. are,thrateteited with 2" . k • ii i. Aolii4estien, fierisensashisk and death. This pertly s_ation' ie not torrPred . to the Catholic anfjetta Of the sr. • • ., o.l . . pesi :roue, but I A tilt ; fa . r,iithnlice. •. The Leila r"' 1 kissions ries stet prnisitited hest ally ViSitatiiiii of the ..". , „ .I fi t Fk.....sPetiil 4 Of.:lty ttnktiown for eget, and Cott. vl icar 4 ( in all Tres' • i 7O . i Jerrialem life. schismatics entereatiy force on ,' O ./Ilestieal 4- 1 tthi,st :0( ma ) ) into Oho Church of the A sty;rieprilkft'iitplit grossly ill.treited the Priests irlin wereerlehritilig Mass. One of thee. has since - i '_, l : , ' 0f .,• w'ee'd - r ~ , .reo nit ti t tin . toe Beets (MO a letter from .Aleppo; of the't/A.I of J a ne), enjoy the free exercise 'of t h eir rellgan - iiicept ihh:', Catholics - 1 whom the l '" Osiris periitute'r e gi 'slime s rigour. •'" lifigN,s, A v o 4 , .-I,rn d Stewart arrived at Egra . .. •.. the nil. 14, 2 fitere met M . de Mettereith and visa • . 1101..ETEsterhaey. et i. 11 .not known *heftier Lord 4 S . 4PSi i I will go tit 'Vienna before he proceeds to Ais -1•' la-ap..tte. Vr I d ' . i iAil•Miitiitior 'Prince Philip of Hesse Ilomtture •";- . ' will accornpai4 ihe Emperor Ale:tinder from PYters.. ' burgh to Milan, slid perhaps to Berlin. The Em peror constantly treats this Prince with the most matted distioction. ' . "'II. • "1,1 ..)",... - - CoLowitt. Matiqt.tilicti..:-,.-The .Prancorian,. hoer. . taw ss)s,—ki Tee complete silence, which has been so long ineien ;tried 'evicting : tee investigation of the 'Cif of Vaistweterr, escitiS ese.iiiililitnent in B-r. 1 list. Wt . 's, inf.ireset.hy treeillitslithat the follow- ins story is in clectsliiiiiii fillsecifintry on the Maine and the Upper litiln.,4- 7 -Wiren Dr. SIAitTIN, of Jana, and Dr: 'VG Nllii irrna i., In Ilainherg, offered themselves at the same time to defend MASSENIACH, end many other voices espressed themselves loudly and strongly against the manner of arrest, an at tempt was mode to work en MAIIMIZACH., by put raising, that if he woeld volentarily throw himself en the mercy of Prussia, instead . of insisting On a. , trial, he world receive the fall payMent of his claims; . end that, for form's sake merely, he quid be kept. few months in the fortress. It is farther stated, that the Colonel, moved by the situation of . his family, commuted to this unconditional sublission, bat that , hilherto he has neither received favour net freedom. We must confess that this . story appeats to es highly Incredible. The Prussian Government has always boasted leo much of its impartial administration of justice to allow us to think such doings ceeld have been carried. on in Prussia. Bet .it 'Nerds a new Proof how desirable it is even for the Prosilan Go. vernmettt, that all runitiuis of Wit' a._ oaten, shook', once for all, be silenced by an olllcial tieeluntiOssana documentary expesition of the sittatlon and Coliditof of Col. VONT Massrmilotes - " . ~' ! io ~~,; *at!. , :,{ 1 Asi'firt WA., libilia Roods / s ii "•:. i l iikt Apli. • 114:ireheoner Owasso 3$ die. se per (...s•ai• fs4 dice. e gg +ref CAM. *. • --- ,_- THE STATESMAN. LONDON: . . Mornay. Isrreisseit, 14, 1818. I ; • , . THE OVA: • . •.! The accnentt of the (Inept's. hesttla sine* isolet cast still represent her NI a., csflr as in It, state Which , Words very little- ground for hope !. .... t tie eve ilialefticularejabich we have liriis enabled to • - 1 149 iis .1, 1 ! er sddliires conditiosi aaid the move ments et Kew Lei on Fridainight be MAJESTY again became eseessively,restless, end unable to boar the lesat de. vistion from a perfectly upright po4tion in her chair. In consmaeuce, she passed a painful and sleepless Throughwat Sate/day she remained, however, somewhat more at eve -than might have been ea• pected, and Sir HENRY HALYORO loft the Palace for * • London, for a few hours. At twelve n i cinek. the Duke of Yong. arrived from his house in St. Jennie., Palace, anti, after remaining spear& of an hour with her MASE , TY and the Pettactsses, he went nn to pay his customary Saturday visit to the Plittreas Sonnet, at Windsor Castle. In the evening, shout o'clock, the Petuct .11E0ENT arrived at the frnaithe Stud.house, anti immediately visited her.loa.titsTY. His Ro,al Wetness afterwards had' a long conference with Sir FRANCIi MILMAN and Fite HENRY 11.11.1tORb. At Seven o'clock, hie Highness dined with the. Pets sicEssii, Gen. TAYLOR, gold the Physiciins heing of the - pail) ; and, her Maivery becoming mute and more computed. his • Rii)il Highness left the Palace, shout nine o'clock, • for•Caltoo:hneee.. Yeetelediv dle•olSt4il Hulietin wit— TheVotor has had 14 Vert. good wen. but her &Wars?"s symptoiub• continue wittniii ins taint ..... in Mon. ( 16 1 0, 0). "F. mIyNN , " H. HA •IfORD.° • , ~ - - • ~,, V p la eight'O'clock. last stlaht t so aleetiel !Um.: . la . sti taloa plow*, bus hail! 'brio ropastedatteeiss; - hes•SsaalitY, w e antirs, l oo4, Is in a state et Mkt' .ostoossin. asheataion; . -- •, - ocricodi shiet Goo o'clock, rol•ntoily sin bogie hl ber .. • „ pabit 4,ltorrik cieember wit% tno Physicisososnd ottovon'itts . osish the raill6llllo4. Atratipments loco ,may lei Isis litopst Lli A tkitoio s si setoro to Carlton. ttioilritOok, last. night. • • 40614 b the &Min issood this morn. . , lag • • • "'Kew -Patsy*. Sept. 14. MAVOTI has aat W irgoad Digit. bui remainr as wallas yebtrulay. • ' „ono (4.0 • ..H. HAI " F. )111041.A!" - a --- . Portlier American Paperk bare reached es, from which it does not SevM probable that any decision, on the part of the Government of the United State/ with respect to the occupation of Florida will be made public for some time, as the Pac•toat<t, tote Wads of the principal Departments, and the Spaniels Ambassador had left Washington. The further pro ceedings in this ash will, in all• likelihood, be ad., jourried until the meeting of Congrees in the month of .December. The esetstian of Miami?tort and A ftmlintoTt it Continues the topic of earnest and ge. twit' investigation throughout the different States• A anuTUNoTT, it is asserted, in •ome artirles,hatl iafev ed death in contravention of the sentence of the Court- Martial. Ilia eaecution is ,aid to have been the 6.e• oval's individual act. ......... • The accounts from Manchester, received this morn ing, pue of the most latip.factory character. The 6 6 turn outs" hare now, generally turned in, the Spies ners at the old t prices, and the Manufacturers adrift ting, la a great degree, the justice ;if the WeeiirCs' claims. ,The Colliers and Dyers sirens to Writhe obtained an advance in their wages.... Ati, Alreretere, is now good older Pind tranquillity, sad oar cetera-, poraries may boast of ow 'prosperity, sad sing the praises of Ministers and Deputy - Constablos, tiller . ets they themaelres are tired of this sort of eputielieg.l .. --..-- Frisch Papers to the 11th inst. have arrived . .. On .Tuesday Sir C. STUART had a private audience of his 'Most Christiaa.Malisly, at which he delivered letters l i from the Pitt NCr I RMO** I' i • s*tifying the marrieg• of `she Dukes of'CLadiset and CAMBIUMS. The Doke of WELLitirefoor . slier having terminated the fight*/ of the Austrian and other foreign contingents of the Arley of Occupation, returned on the 4th id Cambray.lt• le•notknownwhen the review erase Eng lish iroope wilt tall* place: The 5 per cents. left off on Wednesday' at t4f..40e. being a rise of better this one per cent. on the closing price of the preceding dap , The recent depression is attributed, iu the p+ . feats letters, to large wales, ohie(ly ,on *wont o Eaglish capitalists. The rapid advancement of oat Eschatsge on Paris being now S 5 money. Should this rise continue, it is not unlikely that'cold will be imported, at I'o4 for st short time. , , The Spassich intelligence inform; us (hit General O'Doe N etc. has left Madrid for the purpowiiCtaking the ehkf cowmaud of the troops to be einitoyed in .. This ini noble nay of raising the %%lull-7ov shill pee whet value is put upon FERDINAND.'S NahititY• • SuMsi of the German - Papers Wile that the Em peror of RUSSIA will - /4411111 frail; GVININII7 to St. Pereashargh in the coarse of the month of J)erember ; frosts whence it is inferred, that his aisit-twAis.is- Gblipelle sill be of short skratiOn. —deo-- • The Third . Report of the Select Commi tt e e of th e ••• • . Waited Commons on the Education of the Lower Olders . has boon printed. 11 affords d cerrobOrating proof of a truth which is vridelfriessonstraied, and which we have sincere pleisore in remarking, namely,. that the anxiety of the Nei far Education is not on. ly unabated, but daily increasing, flu i d intends to every part of the country. This ansiety•sholild- be gratifiod. kno s oledo prevail, for " knowledge power." and in spite of all the entivavniis of the 4(1661 POPIIIIP4 of human enlightenment, the *Lbw I (lon the Pen/ nil be improred, and the ogee of jirs'ire shall tii , imph. Mr. BROUGHAM'S Pirytiiioll of the abuties that deprive the Poor of rite benefits of 'Etiuration, find the bequests of benevolence in their Grse, w ill add much to 11.0 information which the Public ha.walready had nn the subject of establish ments connected with Education; and the Appendix to this Report contains further useful particulars ie. .rpocting Charitable Fundsond also 'several Public Schools and Charities, in which much neglect and „honer have been di*covefed. In both Won and Winchester considerable unauthorised deviations have been made from the original piano of the Found. or., dictated more by a regard to the interesld of the . Fellows than of the &helms, wibirigt•tbd main ob ject of the Founders' bounlyi . • rilitS4tiPort is in additional evidence of the , itecevsity nt-Opliy into shores, and of some corrective to 'Skim glaring - - - Me Nino; fic4iive at ttertienSatordar4 *light,.eboist half . pastnine o'clock:: Bis Royal 11 . 11thriess left KO, yieterday shoot five.` rrho,Royel George: yacht, Honoerable duakt.lll. came Into Portsmouth harbour oe Wednesi. `Ali,' to. OP .laid op. 'Thir'raiiiiiitialiNT 'hattl . 4 o ; wnderstreod, signified that it Will not ha MA& . pneser to embark to. her this yeati 'The Allem sad, men (temporerily. eppoifisted.) *lll be discbarged' 'day. - • - • •. - • Adviees float Beale Convey motentlifsetery counts of the health.. of Prince BLUCHER; it is peetttl that he is convelescentiAbough is a State of. -great debility. A Paris Piper relates a story of a* Ambassador, about the middle of the last centery; .h. kept p01i..4, fleet specoletion continuity on the siert; /Neon/11l couriers estroordinary, with turboisOeiliabwile ... "'„ The couriers were VIA off with much osiaae,anil the. dispatches, of iniliek t hey were the beam 'mere Fuc . ported lobe of great importance. • ' A Portegoese Jew recently died at Perls i eged 10i. lt may - be thought wonderful, that the witrile potation of this country could stand on consideiehly less Ann a square toile. Allowing six men to a Autry yard, the mile would accommodate eighteen millions five hundred and eighty five thousand sit hundred men! There is to be a musical Congress at -Aix=li-Cha. pelle, fluting the stay of the Sovereigns, consisting of Madame CATALAN!, M. LA FONT, and others. — There seems likely also to be an aerostatic Congress, • German Lady, a formidable rival of Msdemoisetle • ELIZA' GAIINCRIN, having already arrived its that City. At Magognano, in the environs of Viterhe, a dis covery" has beets made of an immense number of fossil hones of all sizes; amongst them are the bones of elephants, lion., and of several species of birds. A violent shock of an earthquake las felt at Jassy on the 30th of July, at 44 minutes past four in the afternoon. Another shock, but less violent, was felt et midnight. Fortunately Ho damage was done by either. Palk-mall; which was lately paved' in a superior manner, particularly before Carlton-house, it again torn op, for the purpose of laying down ciist•iron pipet, instead of the wooden ones ot:the Chelsea .rater. works. Mri.DAVlson feet lease of the Liverpool audience, on Filday eveuing, after pea/4mill;Lao Teazle, to an elegant audience. Mus Dan wfa•.theat eigor Teazle: • ' • -3 The Bishop of Exert* and Lord -.ltokt." 41904- Elllllo9th last week, accompanied by in archW sect' froM Bath, who has traced the outlines and dimensions of a new cberch, to. be erect. ed on a piece of ground (behind the Beacon. hill) the property of Lord Roux, who Kid made a present of it to the parish' far that purpose. It is. estimated that the building of the church will cost 70001. of which 4000 1 . will be 'dewed by Govern .l 'tient, and the remaining 30001. by - Leukaemia, who ' will receive indemnification by letting a certain-ems bee of pews. - I . . ..... . The following are among the ships daily expected *to arrive from foreign stations to be paid off : Or. lands' and Torrey, from the East Indies; Eurydice and Griffon;from the Cape and St. Hel ena ; Al bion, Taigus, ind Satellite, from the Mediterraneap; Pique and Pelican, from Jamaica; Sarecen and, Vernier, from /balks Hastings (new 74), from Calcutta. /he Waterloo, 80, will be launched at Portsmoatb , yard, at the latter cud of this mouth. . • laortgavrry.—Amongst other instances of Camber. land activity, combined with length of age, we have to notice Mary Moose, of Comwhinton, who, though 95 years of age, has.reapad corn every day since the commencement of the season, with ell the ease of a yigioterian o and .orsSatordey last came, to Carlisle to bespeak a Spinning-wheel, to beguile the Wafts lliwa of an approaching winter eight. VI of Aug: sqL - VG' consisting of the Conqueror, Capt: Wallis; Bacolod, Capt. Brine; Pods rgos, Capt. Caifies ; jnd . 15 0 t. ereli t Capt..tore, witlt.tike t aceppnn r • - t. — ~ _ate y arriv ed) , was extremely an Ws I r y, seve r ral ibe.ahips.hatig boiled a large. portion of their crews, from dystroteries wl liver COM1110 . 111!1. The Cniony, I nisei was very. sickly, hen i he prevalence of the moo itireases, which are the , . pe c uliarly Mat t T,, e vernor, Sir Hudenn Lowe, hail an alarming att ac k '.of bowel complaint ifs the begi.iniqg 41 J d ly ,from which he had rec , tvered. C,pf. Boon,' o f Al . Honourable Company's store-ship Ntrogle., died Au t h e 29,1, July, and Captain nr bi t • ship Retiptile, on the 17'11 ii senrery. liortaiterte had not !west soPii 00l o f j..ogs . f.br several intitiths, arid ci.tvinutitl *Po ill s o t • %Ivor complaint, Toe Gears's. buri.tl . Nlr. o f the Conqueror, a passenger, end tire men, nu her go rge home, ell of whom (lied of fever anti il)sen. tery. Mr. O'Meara, surgeon to BAIN; arte, has ar. rived in the •Griffon.' As the •pitiestt situation o f Bonaparte will, no doubt, otiose the -attention of r 4 ,lh tnien t, the return of Mr. O'Mesra, who, front his professional attendance, is so well quilt*l to afford the fullest information on that subject, is ex mutely opportune. • • _ Ift 9 • 1441'.41, DTVLLIGENGE.• • DIAL, SttTT. 13.-6 Yesterday arrived and remain in . the Downs mind-hound, with:the hoiseward.huund ' as per last, thetindsay, T4rner, 73 days from Buenos • • Ayres; :Mary,from Antigua; Rapid, Wet. I son, from, Kavaneah ; Morning Geld, from. St. Do.- mingto;, Endearydar, from Nleroel to Penzance, and ! saile3...-Pitt beck jhe Harriet, Jones, for the River, to repair; and . tdeffray arrived and remain wind. bound; the Lily Ridley, McKenzie, and Doke of Bedford, Holiday, both from Jamaica; Waterloo, *Hunt, from Calcutta ; Kingvion, Young, from Que. bee; Frisch,' .Trundle, from Antigoa Harriet, Sethi, from, Quebec; Alcyone, from Jamaica; Enterprisi, from Hambargh for Madeira; 'on& his•C .. • . Molest,. , $ ship Hyacinth, from-Portsmontft.=tathe , ,6 4 , A nii from the River and sailed, the London Packet, 1 0brbeljr for Smyrna ; the Hottentot, for the Cape if .G 604 Hop.N.,ttlo. his Majesty's ship Tartar, for Portsmooth.,. Pottzsmottn,' .. .4arz 13.—Yesterday sailed A n n end Hope, Kelly,. for Chine. • . • Dome., SEPT. 1.4.—A . boat has just arrived N Obi port, with the crew.of the James .of. Southern/N. ten, --:---Ghisnelf, Mister, bound to Shields wills Giber, basing bein run down'and struck by slugs •• • yellow:sided ship, name unknown, this morning, about three o'clock, Pakriatrra, Sur. 19.—Sailed the IValcingham pteket, with a Mail, for Jam aica ; and Lad y Asa. , I Intla packet, with ditto, for Lisbon. Masesayt, - .BErr. 13.-Tite Grace, Ball, from itbe West Indies, has lost an asidior and cable. italla4GATE, Stet - 13:-:- : Cattbe la the - ship . Johan, ilauberg,from Steekhoki to" maa,witillier bow Ouse, having run fetal of a vessel at sea; and • fewivessels for shelter. Aturror.., Snit. • i2.--The Reran, fro* Waterford to 'Bristol, that sunk at the duck.gates t is weighed and brought up to the Q sun. 110.-Arrised the William, Bachard, from Davis'. Straits. the Samuels and the Ihorntone• from are in Whitebooth.roads, and will .1)0 up othfiis4elisdhei;piththeeillhaatsitaiiihrailvedha: ma i ns y b a e l en s s o b p e o e tc , t e p n e c by oni► np this tide. They bring 'the following account of the success of the under-mentioned ships, vit. ;—:y.ques. trig, 4 fish ; Royal George 9 2 . Henivilial, 9 ; Ariti l ; Le,latban o 4; Mary and Francis, I. EXTRAORDINARY I<t MOEN Of CASES OF road • fIERY—EFFECTS Oar A PAPER CIRCULATION. • In the Calendar of the present Old l3ailey Sew lions, there are lofty options charged, with the crime of uttering .Forged Banit-oOtes, Aujong•ihise ere several persons under (io years age. .0o Saturday thlefeen of these wretched indieidwils pleaded guilt? to the minor offence of having. Forged Notes In their possession, and. not. Oily to the heavier charge of uttering them. it if not wonderful, when we Dee maths multitude of persoos' exposed to thepunish. meet of death for offences egainst thellank duals. tieg,leAcillihat the Counsel for the Bank fi4thit• wit elottged to plead telt were in fweour of the law .;stirick—visits the crime of Forgery with the highest What• a melancholy reflection it i s 4. flat yt Irig list of prienserN•ofsiltlinY &WW I ,the gOilt has' tree 'beady rstablitibed, forma• bit a small proportion to those who 'must be guilty of the same crimes without having been hitherto detected, and how forcibly dues it. illustrate the remarks of Sir James Mackintosh, on the demoralizing effer.s of the temptation to whittl e a paper circulation es poses the indigent. It is worth while trio to enquire of what lose the affectation of carrying the sentence of the law into effect in all cases of Forgery is fnund to be. We can imagine the arguments which sig ht be used in favour - of 'executing every person Olt, of uttering Forged Notes knowing them to be forged. But that is not, nor can it be, done. The lista:, knowing that it would .difgust the community, to execute r . apil mail convicted of that crime, dispense in fact pardon, to those whom they select for then r eir favour, by withdrawing the protestation. lf, th the punishment of some of the criminals mutt bs mitigsteJ, would it not be more decorous and jot as useful, that mercy should be dis p eneed—by to whom the law has given that power—by do Crown, under she advice of its legal advisers. it may happen that a crimipal,. whose offence, it marked with circumstances. of noiseeenuation, may', i the hopes of acquittal, plead guilty, may the Bask may have proffered h im their mercy; I st, I. convicted, is executed, while a-criminal, whole of.. ' tenee is more segregated, may, by - accepting the . / mercy of his prosecutors; escape with tianspot!" lion. • . • IL i l k • . s. R iLki , f•-• rru spATVANt AN • - ji t ..14P _ iIIoCKOTIP* Ik# oVit oVLOCK..;44evegOsi , t , South An - Ideal ln tie meats time , m /fr. L N mo i ta il t s h rv fr i• o i m po s i t ' . . i s i h e i le p na G . riffon has arlelas4, 3 time* %ma *r epee 1 *wry posilSie - deliq is aduptedler moire, POI ( Z 4141 . %d ui Hoods 84 811 p pee .Cossets 1511 I l iitiAph. • • Ql Nobiljtyle se ter sale, and a. seitediste published, Eireseenee Mikts In la enUmerstine t e s- prices of the 'different °deli ! ! She sailed thence on the _ . . . VI of August last. The squadron on that stit'i•m e . . ■ p 4 91 ~: r . • • 4, • I , ~~ ir"