The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-05 00:00:00

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Portugal and Castro 4 tip 7th .11e,giiitent-soira Artillery, be one') Mi n wou ld not harem', reason to envy the triuni- (BY EXPRESS.) • • • lit • ,• It hi inot , h to be r tbef •Ceittoffillssioes Illahlet OD ,phitetj entry a the Duke of Treader* into Paris; and •‘• iperstie his original Thomas Thorn -11. who is here, 9% has ;wen already stated. the President and . 6 ' fee the repose of being examined ea a witness for the prase- th e 26th Ant,,,,,,. of - - tetnet Itatti tl ettedniine an • • MtOutands erect of French hearts woeld attic; that white MURDER OF MR. W. WEAR 2. .. i • • '*for 10 , 0 the various chili FROM% WO4 TeRIGIII'd (ford the priann to the Roll Inn, which is hewing of 230 witheeseekanteire wira•peatopmeyettall •41 - Hormone, Twei,s a °Timex, Throated emir the r nod House , to be brought before the Grand 141, ° rt., w h e „ , t h e ,„wcym p r i s ons io-p ete eth, ; . Aim ( Hoff . ewbo had beenthe pliticipal ki the destruction of Sp'Snials V.. ' ' • Jeer when called for. Ile applied to the Rev. Mr. Lee l poison w hi c h he toot •24 were setneetftlf Wild-and see` liberty' was stalking la bollew parade through hosts of This morning at a few missies past $ o dock r4r.illit4,j . properly kasha nde to he allowed to moo his brother. the interview took P • lace in toured arcordi g. to the royal order ; theetewritimeertemeed *• entre would be redo .laviah myrnsidons--oes of the foremost champions of that ~ she presence of Mr. Jay and Mr. WI ion.--'there wa. no- to •swim's paZiltiea, and two, hiving bean; fakir inspro- tics Peas entered the Court. 1 ;he r I n e st r i t n y st , r , o t t i e l : l :ll4: , .: i . , .. tee.' prefect nullity • . ithiour passed between thesi that showed deeps ffection on either - • a • dent than criminal, were discharged . A t tsh atonal rebel. iiherlY was hailed by the free acclamations of the metropolis The Court at the Town Hall is extremely small, bon had taken place, it IVIIR poseihle to reconcile the reveler of England. :sigthigileivsio BY THI GRAND JURY AGAINST THWIITELI. •ND of tllg Sovereign with the .inflexilile impartiality of the', --millllloe--- during all last evening, several carpenters were at • .. ; will •reeume his I HUNT. lodge. But for the prompt measures with which L i s' The high price o f coals in th• London Market has long • - - el • • e 'Fite Greed Joey were occupied for Ave boors in hearing Majesty and his roinkatera FO opportunely ewiffekei:wed, at leogth found Ow hill a presented sesinst Their- bare L i ll; , . . • .• , is„ tined, its. , first there'd as a principal. and the second progress o f this horrid crim it. would,Platter to the bottoir been matter of complaint, and it is a grievance which baking' 'whatever accommodation e th e pi ece , coc a :i 4 : . at": wet' ."ta a wir trY liarlt : s f a al ff i ro f : t e t. i a l ::: av i cr i ' callow', along with the Fernandez* the Borges , and the ought to be redressed. To effect a complete remedy, how- f e e visitants, and particularly for thelrealhmen t ‘•-• , s ''. ,tilt}' 1.4 the p‘ey. .. 3 .. 7 filth oldie* awl abetting in the murder. Twenty-two Cetvalhos rt . the is'and, many other victims drawn into the ever, it is necessary that the duty should be taken off the with the public prem. Mr. Nicholson, the under S • were eximiessl 'GIN principal one was Pruhert, whirpnol of revolt . , more from se d uct i on an d timidity T • • /I coals of all descriptions entirely- end that the , meters has been Indefatigable in Lis exertioss fur the pohlf ~ ~ , skasegging to li I (4. 4. : ,, iteradtoWl a'sertes o f eireenistances, which, if ntilystsn- .' i , '• 'fitT*6o6os which c .. . s y t .. hiferf, will leave ors doubt as to the guilt of the than from wretchetinra, and coil option. May . the exam p le . "i, i - -- ' : ''. • ' . aim, p ro b.,' wa s e •s o e xamined. and of goodness and justice tend to check seditious needs, should be very considerable increased in number, at commoletion. The court was open at a ve r y c a n, .; .. ; ., , dita t-. - . 04 it *rue a *. - ••• -' -':'•" ' feet with w hi e h'etv. was acquainted me, Winer their perfect conversion is eat to be hoped for. certain periods of the year, by the addition of superne- and was . soon Clad to excess, so mesh indeed, t • „ ...!*/ithapepeetimate a 'l ° - et tape. A menet wee in cireolat'on with !Asepse Nov. 23 -Among the political articles is a - : - mayflies, if it be thought advslable to add to the_ number constablea under the directioo of Upsoe, one of dig • • -:-' • ' ellolotnoterit of Mr. West Pert body et Patter' , notice from the Secretary of State for the Department of .: r . .: ,. f 4 i r Okada. .41 r ` , - . .pt further investigation; hut thmt it was 1-'; . a m a t e as to render lecher examin a tion Justice , that his Majesty Ulm been pleated to resolve that throughout she year. Until the duties are :sm , ,ved. the Street patrol, were nbahle to cletr.it before tittegn ' • ro, ~. , 444/hei t he the Jenrnal called 0 Padre ' b l are, print e d in London, combination of the great shecttletors cannot he effectually Mr. Justice Park. .-• ' however. reser' that nothing of the anti and written in the Portegoese language. shall costinne to checked ;-and when it is considered that the gre a t sss on as his Lordship had taken his seed tiv.: p %. -.'" •-• s s. t ;Peen sib Idr.ffie*worthy. who was the intimate frier d of . - • fitelthe letiv in the meet positive manner. Ile et : temp thine hetes'. the Grand Jury.-He con- niGnOs adopted. leis dome, arid their donii• weight o the high prices falls upon the miserable creatares so long as it shall he written to the same prtnetp w '' • lee ho are obliged to boy them in the smallest quantifier , and were placed at the Bar, in the . follotteng, after . " 4 " . . 8 .4001 . Ham , .1 . - 1" 3 c••••• --^: .- eect. 4 .: raciie• - • who often pay id the winter at the rate of from five to s i x /reseed in a suit of black, PrOttert nisi' s he tirimmilt .'. le mai y.The ha • Was ......---eal ' r4 . . l fproduced which I t s l:a l t e i f t r h e a e s a c d o m n i s s ta si r o it n ly in a lo do' et -. • ''' Vila • ' ,; ' • "e se \thret . • emends per chal'ilQo for very inferior boats, the bad policy . • - • • • .sailiratreta. Mr. R. identified it as hieing been ItAILS. . : ..- •Trn and injusdce of the tesaliaa will be Pertieularittewideat , , black, and Thierfell in a Ellie _inottsti.d. 'Sie . t. au* •sb , f. ;.• is . -4 . s.: ..• ,„,• lOW 191 V. • At- W Save only heave woo eterdre• • sir ' r •'. • 14 1. .--. " - •;11r,' ' Otes,r • p weempinn re. A very materiel witneas „ o p. i ors. •NR• ", _ tars. -.....01111199.....-- There'll seemed remarkabl y fir • ' reel to • ' It' •" - . • ' eta' Y Mitilt* l lik 1 •►. .O. 0 ...frotfeld.,Ati... It •• ..- - fei s t,4, -- Y ~...... ..-4.h,., i • 'ro w , - wont Ivilllie hostlir of Mr. Clarke, of e _t i e , I.... Dublin • 0 .. e: VlPaoka,: t i te c t lVe have s ome remarks to make upon the charge of Mr. more confidence than Probert, with' , ~,,,,: :eheas -.., ; ~,,, ger yr.. _ . • 41--. *. i••, ~„.,.. ea ; ......._ rry.:Pratere'setw was sold at the so i 0 ...Waterford.....l 0....i1attitteri...:4...r ; Justice Park to the Grand Jury at Hertford; but as D 0 ,' woe es i dt ai ly my treinn i d „ . - ~.. ' e t ? l at . : ,44'' ' '-. '' '.. r011i° 14 1 ; °Onl ..- . • , 1 LP WO ItllVemtage, end afterwards re- pur- 1.. .. 0 & Jerue ,,.... 2 O.... France • ..‘ f t : t , ...... „ 1 • .. ,.. ..e . 01 . i at tl lme k r. . , o . e t was subsequently borrowed by 0.... Lisbon ' 0 0 ...Flanders I . • otterest can suffer from the • pwrtpeeement of them until after I • • ' •'•* •1 • iiiindefistiti a .w. k ,.., 0....Ma1ts ...... le he trial, and as we would not distract the etteettoe of 1 When they ta..rf pleaded "..,XOl I. : 4 . . • -,,,, , . - . 5 1 .. ''. ."..„..- ". "'s . ' 1 Att u rsddlevti di who drove it over the ground el- C ...00ttenivere ....3 ' ' S.•*-; , --...-- - • -err •;• *by Probert on the night of the ~ a-4 *A: rellVd 4ll.- .. . slie 'or . ' the public, or disturb that of the Learned Judge himself' at 'rt How eel! yeu be Wiled. . . . r.„, t . . ' ' 7 : , . 7 . 42 k, ,,, e ,. - „ Mr... , to 4 p ' .'•-.'..e - -..i 4 . , , , tfiforood , . ,• , . - k e •- ! ;Tale heater. oe ttte "'Tirol In town to.day, at once, PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE °CLOCK.. su c h a period, we shell postpone them until after the trial fident tone, which wss dietiheity battik, • • • ' -''''- 4 e S. to * t 11 1 1* - r . **lr ' asissltaitlft.. fifeeitfled the gig and home r o have o„ h e tnet 216 India Stock II of the prisoners. For the same reason, we shall say nothing 3 per CI . Red B3l 84 Ditto Bonds Court, •• Rat lily God anstierrenrcountry.'" , • %Ate -,., ; coastliiiieletti .. ' l:.• ..- .'" .• ---- . •'•, "' -- "" p t i.„eh - ' --- e •ei s s w .-- .Wn the night of the murder, when ... of the singular circumstance °freaking Probert an evidence, •-. Ifthtwel end - Weary "Moped et the house: 3 p.Ct.f:ore 5... - ' ' •.. ill ti f tez .. . 4 • .... • . T em weal dr Mii PO.A.LARVISERS OF weer THUITELL. r:: , ;: -._ : ..t . -,.-- ---..:•..-.. : .... i 7, :elk hits inePared . by the legal . advisers of the New Fours rl. •* • • i;* -,. ' fed Nime s with' d view to show the impreesions that L .,, nit Ann • --Smell.. 49 80 -4 pa Lottery Tiked. ..... , .i. •. s• but that the confession of Hunt, though net exeatly car. rect, led to the full development of the horrid event.•._,_,_•• • • ledictment found aghiOldtb 4 hr - bat- wee - ittrlnnt P44;1 . ' I :lll9fPlitis.'plily 'flfei • then the whole three were area Q o the caveat% • . ' , ripcy. Tbe :• • .• • • ' IC. ; 4•l4ollllDelehboarhood of Hertford, to the pre- too ,. 3 per et - • • Con. for A c ct.. c sin i ~ - . . e'"V• . eafeate, Oa the pert of Mr4Fenton it states, ' .• ' I r mi a t pprenti • .. -'• '• • one sea N a s t gentlemen and Mr. Nicholson. the .... S' - ..*•-- An unfortunate difference is said to exist at present is I Mr. Atenesws then said, I." isAA it'Notitior tri .• , ..s.: eel* tit 'nab ' l l' ‘- - ' 1 ••,- . • ' '''.• some places between the journeymen paper makers and . • • •-• • 4 ~i ..eli founded or some iffidaeits.. which - 'fis eerie. .". 11alifte "hi enter - , W. '••- • .• Itzlhe Jury-for !become, of Hertford, Mr. NlMielsoft is m e tered to Ave Milte ztteontan• their masters, respecti leg the rates of wages. home mills • -e, • . • .Iblefe' Wore . ** the I .. • . . .* 4IF . . r' SO iwifilltd Fif -db.' guilt of John There'd' Ind _______. . in the neighbourhood, wear': Informed, have been cons- read. . .e - , ' 4 A' .. . ' . ..014444, *0 I, : r r i t ;:a:/ i l so a:t rs i:e ( :L e F b elli y ee site... c.h ., ;:li l li t t ri et i r ) 1;" ; tv,, w . to . • kho illte: 7 . . • ..,..' hej her ,elleteld slot complain If they were iletelystopped for nearly too Months, the men having , • • •• •'e'. '• „,,..i.` h'7 7 't frisfr smiasie that effect; and that he has FRIDAY EVENING, ItECEAIBER 5, 1823. gore to work atquarries and on the public roads, for two , . ... . , . t il ot ,:.. . , • SR veered . .. • its ;I"''' . • AS •• ' and has had a deal of converse- --welleere- • thirds of the amount of wages offered to them by their • •-•' • i' ....,-• . triiivideehrt le; there. and of tbe rook or class of firoca EICIUNGE• 12 o'Cat•cx.-Consols opened this more- masters.-(EdiebreghObserver) read ; they commenced by.Conettideipeti..llrat. is tie . . •,,, 4* . - e - *selly.'impre - '- i : ''''• ' '• • -. ' a •ories are generally elected, who . instance the prisoners Lail been depeiddilif - th• •• ' •* '- '' • ' a bet • nig at Iltn, at which price they remain steady up Yo this hoer. Those complimenary obis/lone, of which we have a • r - ,- • o.i. it'lr • ' Nat: 9 •.''' • . 'ran of the guilt of John Thnr. sample in the last Listens papers, have something of novelty . ... A 1 . ... 1. . esidltra"corr , . d fi llts. Sat this deponent Is quits sure it will We de not hear as yet of any Express keying arrived from -lb 40111 a for the sold prisoners eve a fair i in them ; they are an innovation upon what has hitherto one of their total advisers,' Mt. Ihmeribti , by than '. •le '. / • ..San •ppt • :•', - •.....- Afterward s Paris. The non-arrival Is supposed to ;be owing to the 'Kee been of the ordinary practice. It is not unworthy of °beer-, man's arrest. although, a bail bond hod been .. . , • ' 11 netlffi it In the calmly of Hertford st these assizes. This •• ' '• ' * WePtweitt ferattivelitalis the Impediments thrown in his way, at beliterous weather. . ration, too, that Reside, which, scarcely half a century ago, „ mount el the debt. secondly, that th , 4- 1 . 01 , e l•, ' l • .. •., ~... ‘ ..a.. o . l4ad e.il l a iw i l . .. ' . l Mit, lei Auden, access fo John Thertell; and sass that from FOREIGN FUND3.-Very tittle is doing this morning in the was considered rather as an Asiatic, than an European '' "'mg I t ria l estendauet • ' .C.f.: ,r • dietorasta other Interauptioas. the mind of the prisoner became Pow er . lw takes the lead , and , with apparent ostentation advisers; except one, hail .bees rehired edesiselon to . • ~,.. 'is thinking it a i :, above . . m ... a , rket,ecept in fl pon .o ish 11 , 0n . d 4 g, whieh o ... tre , ried s ,' et . . 10: 4 , .. in , 1 ti. - ted for theses, .11 • " 1 -‘• tetedidli o,..,;:,, tited ..„. a : oti • o , iseret: , . .ed.. , , i . ts otw arateri u s gs lly D to o lia . peds . this . ,in a ll . th ese erop ta c _appro., - so. w a tsdoneby i t• ' ''• • • '• ' • rdirpodelat In prepatiegiolltdrfence. The affidavit then proceeds to 27. In all other Foreign Securities saintly a barge* brie veer.' ens of Italy.dpeto. and Portugal. . .• • totted , in detail , eertek articles that had been pu bli s hed in . .. , , : There was tinseling yesterday of the Committee of the ilewlet etnePai e lf . t''" Magistrates 1° - l'itnit th.. ''' ; : ' a'k'" 4 ° 3 11 " 14 " .. ' . .- Iter OK death of th - • • the Times end Morit a newspepers, and particularly heed d os : I t or:ig ro n r !t p a r k Estohainte,. Our stat ement of whatlesteed, that frees the great ul'. use cast upon chi, from use et e-,.., „ ~,_,. . .•• ~. • woe* swersatwas public prints. it was hops they cool. ' ' ' terms of the i • . • . . L . ten oe Anteresat,mentioned to have been made by New Spanish Bon, de, .10 .to.te-Old, ill-G , doubles, 41•. bee.. tont:hag was mot, we uodintand, _ptrildy. msats l a t h e 5. 4.. :*- • • JF . L/114, IR liiit+ ibluilkllstall is represented to have Poyals,2 tot. • th e subject then be ta lit forward hois"01 . *alp •lf in expect a fair and impartial trial ; Gal 4e . Ames . •••• •' ' ' ye "' Ift i alall Y J. 4 . • • ' iell0111•114.ol tad 'he (Jobs 'Darted) had murdered • 4 i tere!ay completed. The Conieniure barley •.0 ' leite it . 8 . r. , reire i .• „and aftertitatds pasts met the pablieadonof the A Madrid paper, '.istill harping ea cfro -1 . .•• .' '.. `• • riven the privit.g• to Mr; menhall, of pis it Morn* CAronirle had teemed wide 1#(.0 - wei,te ( • ; ' ruatee -I; te rl e enti eh e e w r --. • ..i; . .. . ii, aid the exhibitios of the pion itsetr. the 11i..' ''' : oi• 41 0 ... 1 ;ir . P . LI , the affidavits looted al considerable log 0) loiripidt $ . 7 1. 4 . such. paresis:we -.. , . -• , .. • erw,ewitittwe ft the esserreases detailed is the 1 Cloud of fatties them as easily es ... r , 14 o, vs - darn ~.th ii., gilt pf 4 ityrcuriei . i j uiterreet, ertelior to the murder Of a k% s sass, . part . , . ..,• 4 ,.. •••eirr At ' I . •' • . - , - . . toe to .: . t :which they mar ,tensider b • - • riht a s , .1 'tom , ' • ' t f , ' .• " iti• so rdi p /° f ßie W m e i hrj , , Wfl a r ni aa; Piedmont, add Basin.' Ce rely • a , 7 4 fl: osig , -.0 • 4, - • • , , ti , ••• • .: • . manta unworthy of publican, -17 (bet relating to A. olio cosfessioiti. thot theist*: rt , , ... .fief W . • ... A . • I.• - Alvan tor attsobitio.-. '-', 44 • :.. • ,' ..- ill• " li-r''''" - • " "ie. I egagnameteneas which mush this inigist4complish. such A object, ' .„-' '•qo • Ibio 1 0 ie . • -Pl. • l lo r .. .. . .- k . , s ~ ill of opic .• . I,t . , fir I..:tAiffnii - ftee, nay noun es t Jr 2 4 4 4a41414 had beweehthe subject eta drammigoore • r . IN , •44,..._petitii ..• .i.g . ii . . ...... •. . • -4 , . 1 .r. • . ~,.....„4„.. ~., ..i.5..:. am'. ' . 1 0, 14 • 11 .- ‘ 1 ~-r • or -• • • ..• ...,,, li iciest be , circulated 4 w nor panostmar os .I.o4screy Meade, for Wilddlle a ert.o , ...,- • hter a" 'lllO 4- inn" .., .•r e , - .. . 1 ,...., . „ ,'"r• i‘kiv-,.-: . `....e.' .O • .: !''' • , •-4•0o0. , " : %,.... 0 „, :v . ~, ~ - . •.,4• . ~ ', ~. -• • Mw bews.isseed'imieedsolo . ipirt ... goatee, if . ....„ e;, • 0 4, ,,k , ,,-;'.. .:;,.. ' oisigews•-• , - 'it i t.f:*,- 37- 1 t.:•:lel . • iiii i nsett.i) • `777•". ---- .T ' •. ' ••• ... f • - ..- ci4/4 ••• `: Dealli. 'r.o. . tAith • s itrbit It 4;wa a . .• - . :.••• irk•lmiteited Neil 6 ' Tal, Itatilibea . "Ii ' "M.. . • • •.: 4• •, ieseieen • ' bud . .'' * li e ;eileisib u c reme i t oil •: . s et Orem. sik WI bring repre 4 tOteeici the thine' ....t l ,Mina aid the Morning chreldelt .$.000; dose • another ' .' .'. . e'••• e .. .. :•40,iik do ri d d i m s m a t h s i s a p ot "he. trot . . • I , - 7 .. ~• , . • netratation *aeon foot with the Spaniett Gontiesiet, fir pu bli s h e d b y u s ita iras itaf n ag atsaa o s ail ossad li st • ' . ' •. t a •-ai. •,. bah :•• - -feetepapee • ...d ps im a i stim app o m i r z e t* . qualities is. ne niece anal , „ . ..ttla the etiogaitlon of tie Conetitistioul Bonds. whitti might to the extent of 10,000 espies.. .wit items en , Of die foods, to keep - *ranting. them lay Which mesas he lent' Yet it -ass m 4 . ..04., - , eratitorranee of the rest of the blasphemed' imistrwelida he. impeded if any nankin tither. directly or itsdirectly ' . .41 ish seen net .a dequat e i li - '•4 1 8 17 , 14 'T r " . : : 11 4 , 1 " 1114 idissad fsaas silder a i t tio s spi ll *goo i s s c a rsi ty g im p oc si, w in o ty„b ies ‘4.- ( A y . , A l i; *Or, e given to Mr. GushApprtVe contract. The right which 5,000 were distributed teethe' . . • •ElCtitertford. Li , gee Committee smew esseiets teethe best lime. o f machine it h • his son. William Je ' ' .. ni- tecegnised by the e . . . Tt.e . gipgAigt.. 1 604 Assa j ass. the its , f.thig tes w on it itie u r t th p e to/edits, they• could tot; . isit • we' 'saw; that, p . ,ng 1 4 nd . tife ! tepa c the t imer altbair t a d s • will wiil w ii i e tis m o v n i t ie ttzr p ho retec eoer li c o i n sed lo lsenou that • Ile -Is *led What securities shell.he Amanita the authorir,ed list, as it a t a wet ` cannt ' eet 's . 1 • 0111 thou , 1,,. qtAih .el.. ~,4 si the,,,ts, 4... 4,1m0, a maw/wows had ive .n obtained je the colrt of K. ' pn at t!t t fe a s nd of ip th l e ‘ p rt u ia bi l l Y c i o f t h e A pi rr is n o a n s e w rs s. in f l o g s li the t b. pi °ll isteee " n r444l ,theit rem . Xs referr L dud kept it in his u 0 • • ,tatt .- Ittli. 4, 4 !No Jitet hmepublisbed by the Minister . •'• .0f• Witetelpatinest that Ms decree et the lit of November, pendence may be materially checked t chi sea ports maybe imitetiog his father - • . who nuke investments in foreign securities.-Yoreing Lordship's attention to the matter Contained in the a . , jauces in his heeds ,whi • h cf ri arde lie qtrteratieite io all classes, does not apply occopied ; there infant commerce perstbe destroyed.,; end paper.) i-rvice , he bed upw • A, t tisaliseempoilag the finial Guard. They will. - c ; „„, li me , t and publications just read, end pet it to he. of aa im . invested ; and data on tbe:mattraer, antnnit to the purificatiou prescribed by many years of reciprocal slaughter one:-end :-enti it le • The Bin . E m peror of Rtissia bie directed a b Id ro doe yonag hero, Prince Mie lPeti nel of Portu p zal, for jest, ami d enlightened British Judge, whether the pee the aseleleldinance of his *gest,' addressed to the Cum- for England to ray, whether the ivalpeigit tiesreithe.init nate men at tbe bar could expect to have a Zak trig !rods in the pocket 1 11s e h P a i re i n the late corruption of the Portuguese army. Now. of of the College iratids.at-Owleeral of dm Royal Onaids. and most improving markets for her commend*, be *O a as the Portuguese•Connutssiouen recently sent out to the . dying, with a Wan 1 1 I ~...,,' P . . ~!&. r totei e. 1.-The Official Casette of Madrid of tbe -..xotn-pentattla an article in reply to the extravagant oceans - destroyed, and the interests and ha ppiness et iralliona to At; 'id tholherthin Jeered% of Pori. and Landon u p on be in'ur'ed in order to ratif the wish st Spain to • t•hlitk i Pliffe4te of Use Spanish colonies. This article is • - It 3' Brazils, bare been rather uacivilly treated. why not send prince M iguel, to bring his elder brother under the paternal row, .ets.oe some ash'ect. isi York m arrived ii in iy t . ovii yesterday morn- jo __,...eselliesert - 0., tided of those Which we have already o recover Her dominion, rand that of France to divide them Thel Duke . of t to with her. The latter consideration, we • Tint. lrriter observes that when the revolutionists we i gh with our ministers : but the former may , f "the idea Med of the Thames speak of the itsdependent %sabres of Pero, Neale% Colombia. Ste. they bohl die are aware, will not in fr om alf them even in despight of themselves.. The revenue is .. Seale leeissiege as they were desirous of applying to the intimately blended with the prosperity of our foreign con. • * - 1 eepeolOant nations of Naples, fledostaf, and Spain. Fileat a respectable force approaches to ink. cognizance at( thsWaces soldrct to these sovereigaia of the people, with that consideration to second them, have great Ala Majesty ford sh.the +county of Hertford at this present neconeek. ft nature v ery i ni o f p mankind rbl)e, after r it wh e a ai t i s es mi po b s e s e ib n le s zdsaldittleg . I f a n . : l ll6°3 • Y in bin band . .. to be ace the Earl of Verulam, at his seat kt •• • octane the prisoners with the murder of ' ll i r ei .lii -Pik ease b ; ...' ''' lie n •vitiaalleed affect ,itt ire, when s oya influence Monday. with a shooting party of distinguished person- The Royal Duke transacted military business with m y l ti,. o Sophia 'Vine's had heap 4 tarti malk Monad the c.oenty could be ' found who woahl ••,c w' ' 1 yesterday, after his arrival In London. visited the King . merge; and those who are interested in this commerce , ester t th e eLo t r i :ril ic ti C e h s aneeller eed the Earl of' bad Yest er day m au maces of HI lung. - loßtilig . lis to be found but a mass of fienous persons who power over the ministerial resolutions. A political writer .„,1,71 4G , "b , • lite "disoapktect• like snake . ig will be the same in the o f th e first cele b r it y, - • ~ .oew wurld: The faithful offspring of the mother country, • dig devoted subjects of the Bourbons, are there. as in thew fi nd any remotes for ioterference out of which Nearest dominions , a vast majority- f fondle will demoustrete. • o le o( ti t y 'Old lIfKIIRWHI• of th• partisans of American - %dependence is. Viet andintrV no longer protect it. can • fact which the the French and Spaniards would net . find stronger resume, from her revises tis founded in right, as the mother she should not interfere; but these cases do not turn upon rile Cosate e f Madrid replies to this argument of the Liverpool snide& and unprejudiced agaihs: the p:, oven. The t ofthei to ins r professional advisers beteg dented au teisl'ea tal loth. necessary arrangements for tl.eirdefenaewll ' • • itself a strong argument in favour of the poatpo, . on the ro._Yes . terdly morning it were he did not mean to import the character of the llegl ' l'. at Chir , ester, Hon. t. Bar eley ( . N.) that Ea t land . cannot to Lady Charlotte Lennox, sister to the Duke of Rich- mood. After the ceremony the happy pair set o ff for Mal- " colm the ••-eat of Lard George L I to reside some time . eueox. w sere they intend s conduct, ' why Colonel Berkeley sad Lord W. Lennox left Berkeley that House Ibis day for Goodwood, the seat of the Duke of, mei t the reasoning. Right and consistency are matters that La itic li h r in Cra d riot t te o a Leo uesd nex t .' h a e nd imP C:i i pt al . s ß o e f rk l e ' l i e s y? that they of t eourse had good and efficient reasons :or den ' ' oviag had in his( VIVO, of nearly 301 L seoproductive twee forgetting to p sow his lather died , kemained excluded Ilie schoolmaster tu which the boys on, orders might hat ' i anti boys were cap *Mime a back pa the gentlemen ; still the legal advisers were deulA their '' '. 14 4 allowed to la I width was before aright. He hoped that be bad be postpened. ' We understand that two re are to be immediately Mr. teethe. , Henreid, for of Owes be koew nothing, and ha woold • • • lege, until a madames arrived. Width; nompelled lista lls' -i , i d .g i s i fi rt i ss er , e iuss a r t h ti t C aehsc s . l P t s Grace's sister, " ari cause w hy the tll6l of these eahePPY well Paax.-Till when t wary to the origina eo badly. They WI Eil d.tb ro . short, j *flan by the following comparinn t *ei no government cares for.. If you tejl them their fernier Ne e ha,. beard the and to tose he called th e ; the itttli ogfice smi rw ebt . h - len into the Jolli tt itemerdise toast PelfieiPlee here edeatteed. Ireland might actions are against a new coarse of policy, they reply that added to the . usit - - m et , de ne w swe said h e h ope d his Lord . 3 0,., "R.! thlikki . : • will have Amosassud of these ... . . wiestf s abd . iwwwill twill I a " Vareiga "ate aa "" " II Circumstances ere altered - that they see more clearly, ot that ix is said,.... m o ose. 'ha . hfieglfiyatittldhe It toned the next Assizes, hat if not sad Per objects seemed co n n ilt niylndrisdence. From that instant lam lode. yeelleolel flit, f s simple reason--thet- fidelity reposing .the principles do not apply. Nothing' i s se . nor as r at but think it would be ... .. re aasoaSee theas. -4 Teiti' - ,iistel,teheeter.tinetalght beAtted, Aid was pt needier; 440 fettoder bad stipali \ . opeepatation, sad sot reesitiag that protection from yon. I *Nest in raisiniethaffile,am we have airway ststedpile war some met ileeri erl i • •i- :- . Sea clergynaan. ii . oie aOtarMiee4 to pay the pekoe/ it. Once possessed of the ,Fevier to find an etched for what it wisbei err :' • replace the force ',bah it has been deemed expedient t' o u •-,. k . fko • sad a Cmae pewee, eni . I shall Ines hotelman's'. atiftere es defacte.' " question of ability alone remains ; and the writet alluded send oat as reinforawants to the West Indies. The r '''' was '- - WV" by Mem-4 '. rt 4ill P' sait Pte/- *. * ',. ' * an largePhe me freest rue conerivitowirsu.) -a• e. 4 ' His Royal Hie:nese tho lathe of Ancoulowe will r ire, to says we cannot go to war without finding some means of cent an am the three they Battalions, an The argument IS 11•411101rti ID BOOHOUB 1 Illr. VIS OF alr.j. , 1 ;a , say . •.iO. II X% rideesday next. the id of Doesetber, at noon - Ist. the re debt. This is true : and this will be • done. It amonnt of force Gas withdrawn from these two regiments will he sufSeient to supply th e Counsel for the -rWedereea.,phati,' • . • . .• • • • - ham effi of the Meeletracy, according to their rank ; ed, Me the military eats two ethers. . • ~. ..... ..„,,- • ; sad featly. he peessets who come to pay their re. will he done very reluctantly, no doubt, by our present blishments of the United Kin •- .. • r Treasurer.' -..-- Cestimiiet r ti• Tolteljeetton4awnity, n o u n s' , and . • - • • vassal Nev. 30. tortes. "The Date de DAtfatfl." rap of &motion ; but it will be dent; even though it The French navel force now to the sit Indies coedited '-' of one fri ate, heaths I g ate delayer Oceopatioe , there will be two should costa ministry or two, before the borougbreongers ands" bag of war. . , . oleon tsti elrar atosir• 09• asnes 61:atsorPigna• sad eetrlrasea. its peek will surrender their usuepeticius, and restore to the public ill"."1 Yanws.-Reaves, 90f. Sec. Beak Actions, 1,60 M, its rights in the appointinent of its own representiitives.- gan Admirers lag, two et her fri iii"ll l ;4e a sTy t) s rid ' le' is e l Pe t B s to lough to el" eat t victualled ny the 10th inet .k • • ....s- • - ' .41111ffilladekbawh yet tlyle . ... , .;,.. 7o VON b t n.pda• Idar . • ' r i.awcweLT Aereamips.,-0. Thimday the .• • ~i - .• - .iiiter uth Asner i ludsoardirad to be l'iliffifr im'b thareinespded4kbeetard came with. '' , • •,,i-4 . • Impala of • Vigti in the boast of w statoes let:noun, wlot •• ••1 ••• -pa reak.4 We an ther that i• Peace Ma e.t.a' s." toe new N I: r a end shoot the dog. Theim did come oat, - K• 7 . 1 ••- ).,..,41 •.:t.1.,•- 4. ~ - . . 5... LISBON ?Amts. -.....- ' The Lisbon mail of yesterday pigs bout 7 . Those who saylbis' cannot be done, forget that th e fund We have just learnt-11 th it a gentltaan landed last night slaugh4 l i ztve at Porta k do tt r,to . the comity of -: ..., , s. -4 1 4 1 t 0 rir= holders are lint • very small body, and of all classes in the country, the least chivalrously disposed, and with lees pub at Skeet , by ies the -, nom Lima, in 100 days, who and st states that the Independents had re.ocrupied the City, ,and erasing. die Drover went out of Johnston's how*, 11 :i - . that the 'loyalists, who had evacuated it, were intercepted; eard, at i td was in . a4itti brookist paren to the 24th lie sympathy in their favour. Newer were any parties and no doubt entertained that they would all be made pri• ilaC rat, addressing his illiglinoss in a handle . and be apposed they will spare the fatted calf, h • weicht they by the anther of Paw OMAN, was shipped a tow aks nir paten, when he wee , . , s er o onsow s, who , is tre ,en 'to fJb t '• I• • dark •ft - y s ago, andoselancholy to relate, killed the ill-fared mete_ _Beek .s • •••-- .. Ameire.Mr4 . . . .. . ihreir illtlao4 134 Artie • • Their contents are not of: great merest. At a. soners.-(Drolie Evening Post,•of Tuesday ) -' • more completely a t mercy • of the Ministry : and can it , went into the been used told a *ern . „._. . ,e; • atidlencap of . Doe Michael-the Russian' Cherie .. . J o II arab, wean the . weal, of a letter - front the have fatted only for their own purposes, when an • and is hourly e . y Jon_ xpected. I . -"*. the investigation Of the hairiest; Iris immediately •J. • ' • Alia • ' Pont - i him to *apnea . the sent' meets stitched I NTIMESTINii INTectiotNat.-Mr. Collier, who paid Curtin WOOdhOOIIIP. Bq. Msgistret , at lh,•tado eatekes they. -• •r by his (Dee lerA isa i. a ) el generous eau . parlous necessity demands the sacrifice? seven shillings es Mond/ to see kis King at Drew)? Lane, inclined was also held, n two it appeered I- , t Jul stood artte , % 'e • . • a operage--aad fi lial reoplot!" ..........som--. , and who complained against the atteedants fur taking his been much annoyed by dogs coutioe sho-.1 his , Via ey s ettilosap i i " I .: , i Xte~ .:,....n g are sancta frees th ese papen:- • ' • ...: z .• . • . :KO. 111.--The Gazette costal°, a letter ad-k money, when he could not teethe show, went yesterday a th at he paid hie boy Sol. a head 140 kl !!i la th'ill ' The reeePtintr of the SPenieb General Mi°ll at Plymouth announce id the pallet office , that be had made a treaty of verdict ails, Jury watt, leelisp gu m h ad ~" that the deee * • a.m..) died 4P . ..-, . .to the Prothiest of the Coneusissio• sent a the laterally suggests the 'finally coral' reception ha would . Se. tliereittatit , pram witb Mr. mid bad ceased to grumble for shot snood, remind from .11dward . elh.a. tired Iffi . bee bbsietemov I at liadiire ex • - • wish l!ajoetjea eatisfectiott sed with I. L on d www,wqr . th e the, o f his ste i n ' h ue the loofa, the Peet of hie King The UM. 01 the pea• mistaking hies kr a dos. 1 . hewed to , • -•;,, ...- .. ,4 ~ ~ • ••in w ils. . . . , . ~ .... . . ow imbed bon 4:z e tato the lattkelioe haws Ist* • cation wore iketitiate4 t bat fatilieldit the seentsger seder- Ae o proof of the mildness of the ,easo:b. !lyre ki , • r- - t glkiekti indhefilegiohilem t • stumble the isbabitents welt s etie Eater* i 'T• ." . . op t taintippast praise le due 10 'tie celerity of tits osetrerells t0041 1 41/11Poliiilltot of bikers' wastes, ft./ratify Metope' atrimity for time a rook meninx an eggs, is the 1' %O. uf sir /i. • i • les nothing, whoa he had sexes tudies exhilitbit. 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