The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-19 00:00:00

THr. STA'I I,SJPERIAL PARLIPIAIIiNt. • Tar petition wasithep- reett intin,r.iired. lie lie. . oe .the ........ ithie. • 110C,t.: OF I oitni, TrtfilsDAT. Mar 111. . a git." t . .)1 lal I ' Inl 4 . - k ‘. r. IF YNES vre,;ete.l a !widen from Mr. W. 'I he Loris C Ais ili s an d li a ll o W ar , an d t h e ftiohoi!4u re , ll , of .Si I t uw v assuir c , the aetut ou the par: 01. •• -.4 C.bre, line ~,c th e reiresontativo Spiritual reer, of re N. usher for .tialhorttal us i. a , ainst u h.i.e return a Forth, Ireland, welt the Oath , ' allti 'h. ir aratg. , thin 'who to4ented 1 ,pvrt of. ir.. Milian liryant. - ‘ ? " A ' . -I.h • ir Ig1"'"1"f t h e II lbe ul . Lords-of I The retlhosirer.iyed 47 fur her tilt'.., to enable the yrstetday.on the 'rule Appoal Care,. Letheellt.tatatlrlitiothber retnrtieil, ' 'ea• now in America. hi prole a a , ..entirased, and ordered to brewery.' um, toutnal% 1 hingstallfirJ t Ilisi4. .., . • IW •Atter a aabort cetttemiti..rt n th • .01. • t b..tween the Smitten. 14t. %NS. and C o.esArr, it wall agrevilthitta b inuttou ita further thueolloied he !.sent on Tbststlay next , the flay on. Hoe fasent tering•in'ai 'reronni/.IIIICOs A k a to al • , an • • he. S PH.lLEhilter , "%; ra t nnif4 utte ballot would taku. s pkiee n orr etinatt - Influx. of the antieiNtled in. Caul. 4: l` !,its had, been . appoiateil. Itr.a ta ray.—Mr. 11 . wiibeil to know The oaths at aqrbiance and beta ) Jesslos I lorrett trEla lk, the Kill tur m• e• tient! isaa's usturali rat lee wa.reJ)l y 1,..c0nd I Lc GleKl Le:ms iNchat: l te ma) tMI r. 4n4 passed. The `irate Coach ilefiptlititai Bill was rea , l a 111!. Wad time. los l'otairrkr bill nes read a ser,3)4 flies. 1 he dill hir the transier of Iris!) .`.tool: I.as read at sti •.Ikl I. ow. he !tlArluis or . I.ANSDOWNE /rave i t i.:k o u t* it no,tiun t.,r the prtaluctiou of l'opies or Extr tct • ail ate l're.atira tido AllWtittime with Eoreign Puwer.:. re. I .tier. to •fr.ttle noel Naviptli.n. The Notole Slatsittii -,7a.ted, that if the Nall,. Earl. Illau Wlttally Kat oppo site. as t. ho held a high situation in the 1 outteila of hi , 31.01.5ey klAtr.l-I.tiveriso.4s. b u d be.,. O wn i n Ni s I.l, t ee, i.e ..11. al.! hag!: /novel at the !lime tittle ro its Alricsobt 01 're Volnerof all ate Itopurt• 4tiai Pvipire I.kt•trets a ..n!••.1 the I Stale% of .t we 'hat.: I:arriell *it in .r ...1. , .4114 latter Power. lie also oft.' *rend, that the sl.:,•elS ts, which rooh these nuti..e. Se w..re rutin-rte., itith the sits•jel t of I.i: tsinttArbpon Eterei!!n resale lixe.l for e'rt.!:4 week, t.,t0l be rtpteveeit a ti.,.e. that no delay noull interfere sift. tea, vet to the vroJaction of those neeessary and 1....1..1111.1 • • frost§ a Lord. whom he . if limy .asentittie h 4.1 been adoptel to a g.r.l Orliirry in the eight inot:ths u. lurra the .%titemos S:.ring Aisitc• : • 11.4 rd t s .ISiTI.EItE.I6II. in a Ina - voice. sail., that ...iris v inea•lire runty..plat...l. bat that di:fixultiei 114 3.b.eto a:vont eartying it into ex-cution. itatent:Afr:fer ittoN ur So.: 11A.1: 11, 6 1 1 e1N atit4 . to the 110na.% thin lir intruded, an early erra...n. to waitr umoisi3 fur 3 of O w r er. sow ient:ti.d to vole in tirotLuul. I n hr 11311 Ifil other wicite.er. thAt to enable l'or lit jutlYr snore 3."1111%lie y of the to in ItLi.•h Scotia...l rt•lorv• .I.n.n...tusnit:rce OF 'FCC cAsTI E. notiee, that h • t•,-.norrow (t 4.9). wow aulon.nment ot thy no! to tile Thurs. . .14 7 - following. . . • HOVSX OF colniuNs. Tut ItSDLV, MAY 11'14 LI 4 T RII. L. Mr. SH.1111". brought up the Itepu7t of Ow Dublin tins tight Itill.--Lid Oil life ta:.14.. ` . .er It . 111. - RUS h:iitielit tip the ;Ort•Ouriti of the *a:•ni tut% tha.le into the Climber of London on the . t ..1 I.lrt trans' Fund : and slim isT , Uti:a of the .:,11:,eittenti on the part of the same institatiun.— 1...ia un ihe tai , le 11 . 11.1tEti more.' that a liumiltht At. t L.• pre:en:ell t.i his 31airity, pray:mg that he p.i7ht he %rat...pasty pleased to oiler to be laid before Monsi• the He t ort of Commixture C•hier revect• the—itesra Loom. station. and that p:at of Attica commutate called the Hal I'uast.—.lnreed to. Lord 11...19/o1•14E.1till mitred the Order allot 1):1: t for reading llPport un ems Mr. }lllOlll/ft.‘' riotielit it ti., an•l •osie elaus..• being rra.l Ly the l'btr!:, 31r. Ct . !: , ana etquessed went that ...rose diminution had not trilotii place in tise expentlito: e of the (lOW Ile as the Lis! toga in the Houle a h.. a oald desire to .4.: the (roan stripped of that degree of Tlemboir to which it was enti.lo.l, hat he thought that in times the of voie• ral sliatre,s anti dillit ulty. ti:e t • reaiett urnarumit it sushi display wuttld be rrametai • That diwiautiou was urgently railed for, ably tuan mind see Ow open d his eyes and looked at i.el stew.. f the country, and his sauly regret was, that wear pmitissition hail not been introduced on this suloject, as hr must eertait.ly should Live *appalled it. *MANIC* rn Alin VIIADOna AND exerts: A )IE3IIIEIt, whew,. Lame lie eru i ld nate *urn, rose to rail the attention of the noose to the alostotoees inAntlogamadutg and Enn•vs. v.blrb. rtreetiva heyotti all proportion those which had been e•aalili,lied in other ronistries. I! surely could to: derogaiei y to our national ronsegiteare, if at' ferined oar e,:peni ia this reapers. npon the same scale with reatire, which was tit- greates: isienantiiy i n r a ir. i p.. There were in Fraser two clate;es of Antliassuiloes, I an l an inililidttal in the first or hig::est el .411 received arsaiary of 6,ootii. or 15 1 .4ittIto francs, as replant. !y e.tabliabed t thouth, front the increased ex at• tinseling a residesee in s!rni. ...ora!ev. the A Kerr vereived au addition, a!ii..1 . 1 his salary mounat to or 200,1'09 :nines. 1 ut these who nitre delegated to the pr:9e:p;:l rottrts, :moiling our .lus hasaadors, received tu, kss 1 SAW t h an 1 . ..1 . 1'0. 1 .year!y, and those at the interior Crmr!:;, fr 5 tn tis4/111. Thi4 was exartly double what gra: raid hy grrateq monarch in Kongo. !ti his .looletss:oh,rs ; att:l it made a v,..,r1v ditrerenee of 10.11011/., n hich might well uareti, as there was no Jut' it. ..wit why we should pay ounttallv more than the Muir of France. Lord CASTaftli.l.liti, as nearly as %re could col -14-.1 the ...utiorpn-r• of lii. worth.. front Ow very low tone of y i.er in which hi" Lordship deli vervil said, that an arrorate selenleile el the stili;eet halt h m . n made out io the year IMI.I, andevery - elinal inn ll lertoct y...is wis.!i :he dignity of so i lisrlowilished :Ai .4.4.. where tiler.; wit,: a howat fer the the W.IS 1 1.'190/. a par; and ii • the Hot, Moldier that the !it. Ale hail liken made nu: rather with a riew to remit,• suite than itopeo I: tr.oi thou r•i! in. adWISJIIIP It, lit s lil .d it in or le: to avoid any :hit ; ; in the :bar ..1 evtroordinar•..4. IS smile regarl was :o h oh to the manner in whirl, the people of country ere aCCUMUilltli Lye jig 1./coign Stat.:, 1: tt...t . eacarily is:Mired a greater degree of Mr ISEANI T twsred fur au arrount ..1 .011'e:114.1m Erraote.l t r the I.re•war.l Nand; AI per t t.st. Duties. hums 13110 to the present MAL r Ilk TILS C. I presented a prti ri;sa trona certain inhabitunts • 1 Int-erns-ok. prayitre fur rehette.m. the Malt Reties. lir. 1111111:1111.111 was gratified in seeing a vti !.a ids fig:4 snleet presented by the lion. Gentle -Tim oppo.lite, rid hurl the quiijeet to which it re •'•r:44l w.pui.i $ taLeu int., due consideration in t h e • ;.:,,per Inarter. Mr. URA \'l' coil be fel! it hi• iloty to pre.ent the p.7:iti:in; wit Lout plrili,ing Iv the t•A pa djelicy v: ;Inipotivi s ; the pi Ayer of it X 1 he i...titiwn Ihe t•t. rcm u. r: Sir W. LEali 1:: presented seter ti petilians from tt.z owner. an.' owenrj.ra pf I J . : A i n time calt..t ? of ramplosiesiu2 of Ow it..:resse.l 'tale of Ayri t atul fur out the table. TRE.tI.II.NE 4pr.-ral sithil.st peti t:cal Gam Vie Ft ste (*win' .:doh ...e I,We. .3tt W. 111. INF. pretitte.l a petition t.. tit.. same ef. foam she ....rapier. of Ists.i its the neiglibeurhou.l vi t}.e city of tilun est. r.-1.4b1 on the table. Mr. 1.E4 presentra a similar petition from lanAlet,lelers t, rri von. Laid 4m the tahle. tio i• AI , • :t petit . ill lIIC sitar fl duirr prr• sP%:cl from the I o.;Lity of Islamorg 11:.---Laiol on the ...tr BEN.% EI. vr a similar prtitison from V 47ricoologro:t% a 11 iltxhil v. thlt the poi r:J!.ert di i to..t toseroly convonit tlorir torn interests, kw: thr r‘Joiontionity at Large. They hail nu t 1,.. .I;readi:ig uu them. Thrir 51* insq.Jrahhe front tiottlie the mml.o, tili tio• v %,ono..ht nu Intlloer rM ::ef tit Ai, till , : let If,. Ateurio-1 tor givtn:r efficient.% to the etiatit: teta , .NP t • turn. 'I hey Ili4.:Laimeol :t!oy o ul olog.. ! ,.0.: 1 ; to itov tvh at coitriv it siOst !1.1 , 00% they rietireil nu towe 111.tu that 14:riy lorougior (:-.,10t the cun4.41...•Jti..11 a the foo t tirlatoor... Oen. r.ot ti we etnoleritor 00l It wooto.ol A: pear films !tor %ontesuroo; 0 , 1 the Mon. Ye:r. l ,o r, rriotioneo 4 ilia Wet ialttliontt oli tre:s t o the rorti Ntr. BENNET th tight voitt *itch antookrtootre (void dr.iw;t Conn hi{ wvr•l 4. CV ruse. Air. If. W. 11.1.1{% F.V contended, that Cie Nadde Lord had offered no aratuinents to the !loose to slautc why such larKe salaries ought not to he reduced. tho• camlal nut help being. atrivk I,y the aupeals wads to certain period::, said' the Nohle I or,i so cunt eui etstly. rester ,:a he solo•-ht to impress his 01 4. ;lions on the minds of young 3trnibers. Ile had dune ••.,a in this instsnre, for he had r,t;ertell to the stale tt Itieit l,.id beet. fixed in the year 1.41:11, withasut, how ever, g;ria.• tat the Howe a dear and satisfaitury pro)! th-tt tity ..aria fixed lay it shows.. I a Jaw regard to ecoaariv. It had r.1.1.!1 , !: been s a id, that !het onititit. Ire 4.: lifter:. .11e,Hhers, which had le•ea appointed, exelti•h• the licre..iit . ; of all inquiry into the bat ae :seal /Harty others were gait, of a dir. ferent opinion. tie tiataillit it s.ratige, in the begin ts:ata• of an •W allit of arw reign, when :I a Members rrtor led to titzt Howie weze pl•dgell to their •tit 011.01; fl taliap.ar• every ineasurc of eruitotuy and re:r.ntelititeut, that 'no such disposition was ;lc wally etitt..eal, and he resold therrfore, withhold the expression Hf his re••ret !hat a matiwta oh the sub ject laa•I rot been ktroducell :Ur. LIAP4 Itr:etle on the same aide, anal said, he had yet to learn trust the Noble Lord why the sa!ari.• of mbass.olors ought not to he reducell in c •e:i •e of the itworoveti at ate the currency Iron the time the wale Lad been atade net. ! Aw l I.,lsTl,Eitg.l4; it ca. , t1,..t were to ca.e.ic.• a tixed Oa: iVil.t.t.Virr the rate of ex cliaa'.!ce !night be. Tha• Iloat. Meagher who introda:T.l tic,. ;abject said, he derived inf...naAtion hum a i,:atlootois waver sant with diplomatic atiaarat. • a Mr. PIIICLIP'; expla; ueti. AI I 1..1i f that this House inisitt rcrelve caution which appeared to lw the resat' selli:b 111Jtat• 4, Lit ll...tacit suspicion you'll evist vsSen they ratu all parties. hey lord brfore t:lent petiii•isis nut frinit the agriculturalists, tint 1 - 011 the Ito. in fart, in& .solubly rams...tr.: with thew by 24 nelson of interests t and whrit cam :es of tbr distress crone to lie inve 4- t . ;ate I thtiroom:tly. they wroth' be fAttiil to lie quite h ti lit fc..su 7anier.illy alleged. ti firm alq4:11 wlrEt. I. that the pe ftion .11.1 nut n;tra tii sh.or nuy wi<h on the pert cf thoie feutu whom tt proereiled, for an alteration thz Cora 14.11V4 ; art I Ise desired to kri.iw it' the pi:. yo.isiiircr.l the principal cause. of .s : Mr. MN 1: f t!iat they ilesirel na grater C- e. thin elan 111.• Cur.' Lairs could gii a than it duly carried iiitoolfect. .ilr reT•rtte.l to per.-eive 3 11 y Minx like t v.) i 1 1 4111 1 .1 ilitt•T ith regard to I kis einelimi.- I.4fr‘. r was calenhoril to advance the prosperity of iie ser;eultisralot" town he equally favourable to t:.• I.6,mularturer", un.l wit.toever M. 1% likely to 11,./we%. tl s; 0-writ's', now boot equally t.. the Itiejuti-e of vie ~.bee. '1 hr two interests were <i thoroughly blen.lell that neither retell 1. • s •:,:kr « • t front the u ri;er. uut the gr,ate<t injury to both. No ho;u4l that a re !Jur, wootial eventually be lubutitte.l to . the &us: upon this question, which would aliml gt utrll sati faction. i vok . . 1 t 0 • Sir 1.. NILSON bore testimony to the hospitality Till CAUSRS OF THX LIPID PROGJUSS up of English Ambassadors at the foreign Courts he hoed W'HE JVATIOAAL DEBT. , —........ v.sitegi. The rapidity witlkwhic's wars have become snort s. Ti.r report was then agreed to, anti the Dill ordered to he read a third time to-morrow this flay). pensive as the Aatithial Debt increased, proves lie c ,,,, i dispute. that the facility of raising money has l e i , a NAVY Ea*ONtiFP.-5.-Na. iiitoliDEN brought np greet waste. The Spanish war, that began in 1:30, the report or the Committee of Supply on the Navy lasted eight , and augm e nt e d the debt 31,331.uni E.tiniate ~ myved fur on the prevecilus night.— funded. or ;hunt fit millions is looney, which w as „„i y Agieed to, three millions A-year. The lyish Clerk of the Peace Bill, and the Irish years 44 ' l . ..lir m a u c tl t il E r..i, '1. . ., tr :: ,: i .i.7.4. r irw e e a hli::..he i .:n r i el w l ‘i f .xe n ea tisied oboliltiaieun m ulds i s ll citha i osolniteL . ;;r: floti , e cti industry Bill. were read a first and second .r i be lime, ailsi ordered to be vosimittcii fur Friday se'n- finvied. or w; real million ,. ,night.-,Adjourned at seven o'clock. a-year. I t' The French revolutionary war, without counting th e 'is .' 1f 4.., c u t 'Br OF CL.II.IIS. --.41111.- . short intervals of peace, lasted twenty-one years, and rust MN/ funded Millions, or 5:.411 real millions, which is his, 'lay the first meeting. of the Court of Claims 4ouble, all " 2 ; : 1 withoutlli 1 ii4 , li $ a li d • i y i ; . 1 7 ; i t h h e at , i; ag d a irs in, r 7 i ther n . mre . than elf ' the Painted t handier, at the Douse of f itt7i4s, lieore to his . I .ll . l^ty's Prudent:ollin. lc it p i sell %ohm the year, which angnietited to more than 45 millions a-vear for the last fifteen years. At t*Ptte o'clock sevcral of the lairds Ccusini.ssion- 'Now, as the escrow-4 . 4 living for individuals, Ik e lies having assenahled. the Fart of ll:arum - by, Ltd prices of provisions, of warlike stores, die pay of m it. President of the Couriei!, tusk the Chair, hating on tary and naval niers_ &u•. have not increased in any thi s= his right lin I his Royal Ifig'orcss the Duke of t ia. like that proportion, AS also other nations hat, not found relive. and on his left his Royal Highness the Doke. f ! I I : r e p ? , _e t Pe .n n . s s e' t .i ltti," re _ j _" . e . ... e _e th . ' lll acrlihr this rapid av g . 1;1 moos lies Silence having been proclaimed, the t 1 , r : m " :1 Itistilliti:7l,7Nr.rv't".eurttgreY" o see edema it , rose gra..aally C. 6 "i . ,11 was opened. and was rail lit the Cl e r k or to 6, 13. 27, and lastly to .15, which is 1.5 times as treat; the Crown in Chatterry. Severrl peiiti.ms of persons lint if we only say itt, it is out of a ll reasonable pro claiming to perform certain services at the 4 'oronation portion. were them presented, anti were real also by the Clerk of the I roil n. A ag the claims made, se under stoma, were those of M SIM D% a. I lhohlin I WslerforJ I Usernar) and Jersey U tiotteishotrgb U Hambergh -., AIR. llot. I i tie% of I.lnoton an I Oxforal to n ‘..ist the U 11011 mad ... .1 I F 1054.41 It Franco $ U Lighen U MeHa .V I he E. 11.1 of AberTavrany to art as (*Lief Lan W.11.-ronoter-rlaitorot tor 31 r. Est..uort, 11. P. The Meat. of Nit-f)lk, o 4 Earl of Aramlel, to be revvii as f Butler. PRICE OF RTIWK/I TII Bank Stock 3 per Font. Red. Op $ prr Ct. Cons. Mit $4 per lien!. 7;4 4 prr Cobol.. Pri 11:7 6 per Ct. Nat RIO; Long Ann. I; 13-10 IS 116'11.3 per Urns. .‘nn. 074 D.% .iT India S!oct 'Pitt!. IlGtd% Ils. lots. 4 :04. r.. ow lnnuities Ex. hills. Yd. k Is. pis. I)ittu Cur!. Onmimn ('on. for Ar. Ticketh •!8144. '11).• litd.e of Norfolk. as Lora of the Manor of Work sop. Comity of No!tinghEn, to find a glove for the hine's ri L ht hand. and to support hi. Majesty's right arm while the hitt./ holds the Sceptre. The Vu.he of Alontrose, as Master of the Horse, to act at Serjeant of the Silver Scullery. rampl.cll, at lorrol of the Mama of Lytton. in F:ssec. to wake Wafers for the Kim!. The lii , !sop of Lowion, in respect to tlir terrier of the Or : ran io the Aidtre. 'lhe el.tinit of the Dukes of Norfolk and Montrose irPre preseteetllly Sir lieorge Xayler on bell:ilia those Noble Peers. 1, N Ns FRIPAT TTENINC, 3IAV 19, 154f1/. _ . ;knifing , the l'utnnoicNionert present, we nutierst the Mars ut I:tar:in.:. and I:I -ester, the Idord President cif the tho 31artittin l'annien. the Earl- ut' Shar;w4l)iirr. rourtunn. Visrnunt Strait furil. Iw,rrt. I:trveler (lewd (treat I lostedierlain). .Irtien, Henley, St. Itelets*:, .‘titturst, and I•hark. ltentim „, the itie;ht ll,ut. Sir W. Scutt, Sir W. I: rant, S;r John and E. Robinson. Esq. After thrke proreediuv n-err closed, the t wart was adjuartwd to nest. Thungh lir NT and as s are int:eared for their sedition I.y the judgutcet of a Conn of Law, and though the insurzent spirit of the manufacturing psi ; pulace, in 1 rovineiol towns, is suppressed by the con , trout of the military, the exciting causes still continue that gate utterance and actiou to the popnlar coat plaints. Preparations ate in:thine to render the regal loffice imposing in the eyes of the metropolis by the display of a gorgeous and expet:sis'e ceremonial, Ind no measures are proposed to check the falling tears I from the eyes of the cottetr3, ; the processions and fottioalities of a coronation an" in traits to excite, fora day, the admiration of those classes of aide y wham loy.ilty is least likely to Le dotthtetl pr debsnelted, but nut a movement is tmit!e to recoser the good-will of the suffering portion of the people, or to strenethea the Throne by the IA —motion of public prosperity! 1 he petitions to the Legislature front tier agrlcnltur ists, the manufacture , the Inert hams. sad the ship owner-, evince the very dacp anti extensive distress that pervades the k:tigdont. The giountls et the pc • tint,s are in a great degree admitted, deserving the most serious considerat' their remonstrances exrusahle or are the petitions of men in situatik. retire atfinenee; their objects nroptestionahly and general importance, Ist still of pt rsonal in:erest. 'I he eircitin them to esomplaiti and remonstrate, urgent or legitimate than those 11 tressed 10.1'llter., or the ilt st;:tate redress of their more tourhing grit theta are retie. e:1 from the piteevarielte prudence to the asylum of pattp:t silent of their holiest ear Lings to allowance to be made. in the the resource of the fits cured liaises, advantages of edurivito:., for the and language extorted by reverses Are their complain s to be unheeded ' strung; or they thenowlves to be they are destitute of rapport ? Is ' plovers to engross the sympathy the remunst!aiters of the poorer as arts of ilisitlfet lion, while the orders are remitted with respect : It is impossible for any man possessed feelings of a British heart to surrey labouring population, without being their relief. Redress. of the grit awes affect the great body of the people, eye of every one who feels for fare, au obieet of i arartionnt necessity partial remedy is unavailing ; a is aliartilire that may disguise, l.ut , that prevails. Theregimed hitherto Ns it has been by those td whom it at the expense of others, is found last, to be widely and radically cautions and intelligent of onr reastilt now for a radioal change in the system e their concern.. ; is it surprising, riors shouiti seek a radical reform? iticreasing knowledge and experieum soul of States, has been spreading minds of enlightened British patriots that to redress or present the e prevsiliog, it was expedient that jri grustergiv 313 toir pe- tt.ll, , heir conrplaints Jeration. the tone of r.llowed. Ent their.* .tier s of great comps- tquestionAly of high I arising frton motives trust:ins es that CUWittl te, are surely not less . n Ilk+ move the Ilia- . r ptor, to seek foe the trier:woo. Many of to* of pentium' iade-• r--from the egier kr a stale a weal. Is • r eve of men witlilß . tiros, aid withmallbor lie tone of rPrses of eatables 1 0 pried because they art be ertmhed because it the ease of their ear. r of Offer:sweat, aide ciass.o to be trestrd riffles* of the other. -- isserced of the rare rey the state of stn, . tag muted to wish tee grievances that are opt', bonne**, is Ow l r country's nil , vessitv sod duty. tempursry e t to aggravate tbe 'to pursued, app it has &Worded p.s nti is many ?Diable& y wrong. The fah HIP reastik Met sea I P t v hih s e tem t h at theirrtrl f? brat perieam is die reedits, through the", patriots a euasielius. Its which the! ow t the processes. se` /'II.I VCI . The Censorship over the Paris papers has become so jealostosly rignirmis, that thoy hare lost all political hi 'crest. Not only ;trr statements or observations re lating to Frame subjected to scrutiny, but even es tearts orptthlb• interest from foreign .14.1irnals are pro tslltatt:sh lows --I'Vell the regular Coo,irr of 111:t rid is olittliated hy the visor:. It does not appear that any aecomylices of Louie! are to he tried with Lin), Brat i. ts , nn the ether hand, it is reitera ted in the l'ltra-Jorrtiais, has made discoveries which inipiica le persans of hied' r. 111:„ :ind who u ill be lorungiot h. s r i a l....—ls tlint I;;•ti.litonelly. and some other Fre:adi exilrs, who svcre WI the eve of setting vat tt the I 'silted St hes fur France. abandoned their design out bearing of the MU; iler sal the I , uke of Ktrri, front an opinion that, sot their return, t!•ey should find their country in a state of tronble and misfits:ion. It wonlol :appear that the commission of crime its Paris has gteatly increased. The Prenrb Journals du out reeural offence.: in the capital with the came minute ors. as those tof London ; lint still the proportion of atm ions offences has of late far exceeded the register of crime hi 1.0.n10n. Among the soldiery the increase of rrime, generally of a barbarous nature, has been considerably. Pros:oention: against political writines hate certainly much increased: all the li beral ion-si ifs have sererii pending over them. 'I he responsilde proprietor of Tic Comatitolifoof has teen convicted, and s..nrenreil to tau ears' iniprisontrient, and a fine of 1(111 guineas, for a libel in that paler, lout is to make an appeal fruits the judgment of the Carnet of .V•size. The nine Deputies n ho tigned the Prospectus of the Siths..ription, called National (as the Paris journals d.•srrjbe it), have addressed a Itequisii ion to the Minister of Justice, to In. inelstilesi in the protreution commenced against the other Alembers of the Committee of the subs riptiou. Deneral Preys inet, one of the exiles inehnied in the of Ills. 24th July, ISI3, returned to Para on The Dolce il'Angt•oleme is I sperteil at Lille, shunt the otitblle of June. Ilia Royal Dig{mess, it is sai•l, will inspect 'owe of the prine:pal fortresses of French FeeNeu F. Mg (SA iteßAv).—Five per Cents., 73f. 55 e.—Deferred Stowk of the 2241 Marsh, 1820, t.t9f. Ally. A bill has been broug:it into ►lte House of Commons to eons,.el the inhabitants of Newington-butts to build two churches ; and this, notwithstanding the d,•rided dissent of a very large majority of the parishioners, regularly expressed on more than one occasion. The , Rector, and the few individuals who support him, are imposing this very heavy expen , e on the parish, at a time when th.. parish-otheers are employed 15 boars week in r. lieviog the poor, the rate for support- I iaz whom amounts, exclusively of all other rates, to no less a tutu than Ss. 3d. in the pound; sad this raw is c ,Ile4ed from a population consisting almost entirely of persons incolues lamely sufficient fur their own support. After this, our readers will not be ear- , prised that out of JD pari►h•officers 3 only have peti tioned fur this measure, a measure the less justifiable as ever• acrotennodation proper for atom who wish to a.tend ;Wolk wn:ship might easily be supplied by a third service every Seaslay, according to the provisions lof the Seth Usu. M., So 6:). I tl)t Aitattlinan. •' ?HT 8R1T1 , 31 NTATIIOI44,4I< INI oßron l'flD wtrn '• tee srvrrgl4AN.- I r I , •