The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-04-05 00:00:00

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ILNSURANCES filling due at LADY-DAY will expire. unless renewed within fifteen days from that period. The Company's Rates and Conditions ere or the moat r,a &unable description :—no Chime is made for Fire Policies, When the Premium exceed., :—no Admission Fine is charged on Life Inman's:. liberal Commission is al lowed to Solicitors, and others. who effect Life Insurances; —and every facility is afforded by wtich the Interest and Convenience of the Public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. taxes made by Parliament in IBIS, is considered in tha t light. Bat to settle this-point stone, these is hid oa ' , avertable a return of the present commercial ditties. and taxes of sil descriptions, together with 3. statement show aDie kiOW they. stood at the period' of, and antecedent to, the denneetion between threat Britain and the Islands. Prom these documents it appears, that mitigation, we aggravation, of•taxation, WB3 the result of the regulations o 1918 allotted to." The crops during the last year failed in Corfu. in the islands of Cephalonia, Zinte, and Ithaca, tae last year stets OPe of uneiumpird prosperity, from ;rood crops anti a price for currants high heyond ail prece, 4 ent, coning to the , total destruction at the currant plaatations of the oi 3- ' res. in the contest in that reins aa. this Sir Toon A & $ gys-- "- From real dmoatoents which have been submitted to me, it appears; that the pradrintors of Uephsloni i s Zeta', and Ithaca. have rereirbi in one yertr.a return. clear of a!1 charges whatever, of 0 to 30 per cent, on the value of thelerearrtive properties ' •,ibrel it a ff ords me the laighest . grafficauot4 • at a tinkassliaitAlia Agricat to riste, in all other parts of the world, find the greatest elifikulte in obtaininine sale for their produce, that the inhald!anis of these islands firm the happiest exeeptios to the ;tenet sal distress; and, that the praise•vorthy industry they have shown, since the establishment of the present Go vernment, in the material extension of the cultistvion of their I Inds, has met its due reward." _ .. • VIM PILTU Eof the TR lAI. of thr,latelatlEEN, by Mr. IlEOßtifrilAYTElt; filernher of the Aepthasny of St. Luke. in . Romp, &c. he -hfr. T. 11. C,AUTY respectiullY noti3cs . . that having paid a large sum of money for the ISxht tb exhitet this GREAT HISTORICAL PIC ' TURD: *elm , ii wow OPEN to the Peblic et his Rooms, JPall-reall. from Ten till dusk. Admittance, One Shil ling. As thelimits of an Advertisement prevent an adequate description bring elven of this extraordinary Picture. it will here he simply stated, that it contains upwards of 300 figures. cf whf.ll 1 , 9 are Portraits. those Princes of the Roynl Fagilly, ,f.,r every Peer and Person of tlistinctien In . the Picture having sat to 'NIT. Hyter, whose rank as a Por trait Painter will, it as trusted, excite public cariosity to wards the Exhibition. . I LITERATE: , BE. MIRE following very interesting New Works have 1 jest been . publisked p end nosy be had of all Book sellers. . PCRLIC CHSRAcrgits or ALL NATHCSS, or Memoirs of ready WOO Living Persons, in every walk of public Life, wilts ISO Portraltr, printed in the size and type of Dehrett's Pottage and Baroneteee, is 8 vols. 21.25. irrhds. "IL Uterto!cites - of UNIVERSAL HISTORY and HISTORICAL Rim AAPHY, with Portraits and Maps, beautifully printed id seawall type. Price Ws. 6d. boards, or 1.95. 6d. cad! "k w. . ...• .' 0 el dosa • • mew lteete4a-rras, coats Wag every Narritkiiils„ e d and New Testaments, in a large type. and verbatim in the Language of the Scriptures, with 120 Engravings.— By the Rev. S. BARROW, price 7s. boun I. THE CHRONOLOGY of the Mar Fiery 'Veins, 1773 to 1€123, being the Substance of 410 Vols. of Annual Register, los. is boards; or 1522 ,eparatelv, at 1.1.8.1 Tn a PRESSNT STATr. OF THE BRITISH Furrite, corrected to Feb. INS, with the new Population and Financial Ta bles, sod 12i1 Maps end Views; by Vie Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, price &s. ed. in red. Print , d for Mr RICHARD Patt.t.tes and Co. London. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFTCR. • REGENT-STREET. LONDON. Established In MB. parstosor AVD TRUSTEES. • The DUKE .of NORFOLK, The DUKE of RUTLAND, , The MARQUESS of NORTHAMPTON, EARL, GREY. LORE 'AR A YBROOKE, LoRD KANO. die dte. de. DIRECTOR,. Lord Northwict, Sir Henry Pyrm, Praneis Const, Esq. James Sedgwick, Esq. Sir John Doyle, Bart. I lion, Washington Shirley, Robert Downie, Esq. M.P. Walter Strieldmid, Esq. Sir S.B.'Borland, Bart.Nl.P. Sir W. E. IVeiby, Bart. I William Praed, Esq. Sir Robert Wilton, M.P. AT. &C. &C. i . ~ H ATLAS AtitsMEWS COMPANY, Ofr LOWDON. Instituted MB, and-winpowered byte Act of Pagbasseat et the 3ti Gets. 111. • - • Capitol— 1.1100,000. . f. IC :DEPARTMENT.-34tETURNS TO THE Jt r ASSUßlikl.—Pert.ouv swami i•is this Company from loss by Fire. whose Policies for t3OO and upwards bays been In f , ree for Ave years, ending at Christmas 01.12, may receive on and after the both instant, at the 'Office in Cheepsideonlhe Lourjon Policies, and of the several Agents in the Country on W. P. licks effected in their respective Agencies. a Return of TWENTY-FIVE per Cent. on the 'Mount of the Premiums paid' for such period of five years. agreeably to the system of this Office, as fully exp:ained iu the Mlle , Proposals. RENEWALS.—Receipts for the renewal of Policies due at Lady-day are now ready for de.ivery nt the Office In Lon don and by the Country Agents, and should he taken up t►itl in 44.Invs thereafter. - . . Managing Director, J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. IMPORTANT DENEFITS REALIZED. Capital—A MILLION STERLINtt, and Upwards. All Insured SHARE PROFITS EQUALLY. Exemption from Liability for Losses. ClA's's paid immediately, and in full 10 Fifteen Hundred Suilkwere, WITH. LT A SINGLE LITIGATION. . . Anno Quarto Georgii IV. Regis. Just pAiished the Sth Edit. greatly Improved, price 19s. in Ads. or ni. handsomely boand, GIFFORD'S EN(ILISH LAWYER; or, Every Man his own Lawyer; containing a Summary of the Constitution or England; its Laws sad Statutes; par ticularly those relative to Aerests Executors and Ad- Masher andSereant Rant roptcy ministrators Nuisances Beneit Societies GuardianandWard Parent and Child Bills of Exchange Husband and Wife Parish Officers The Clergy Insolvent Debtors Saving Banks DiCress.s Landlord otTenaut Tithes The Game Laws Libel Wills, o&e. &e. --• NEW POLIC IES.—New Acsuranc a may be effected at any IlMe accuidimg to the printed Proposals 01 the Company_ end nn'eharee is made for Policies when the sum assured . 002 mints to -2300. RkTURNS of 25 and 20 per Cent. paid Invariably ; 42,000/. . . returned in the last nine years. RoNcses of 13/. Bs. and 2d/. Os. per Cent. paid on Life Po- iliNT.—Aaellowance Is eserte for the loss of Rent of Butlatigs rettlerk etenanfeble b Vire. M I RE DRPART M!NT. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ' Orricss, 6, BRIDGE -STRUT, BLACHFRI•RS ; and 325, OXFORD. ADDITIONS TO POIJCIE;11.--Persons assured for the whole term of Life, will ha vean addition mnde to their Poll vies every seventh year, on the principle so beneficially raetiseti, ti . l lately rat the Equitahie Assurance Office ; or the amoent thereof may be applied in reduction of the future . ' , relents of Premium. isolkies may also tie clierteti for. the whole term of Life. Ay a findietli number of yearly payments. Tickets appli cable to this mrni of Assurance may be obtained at this tif ffe,. STRUM. LONDON. 10, PRlNetli-OSINKT, EDINBITROit; and 18, WarrasoktELANo Also, THE CRIMINAL LAW OF ENGLLND, Embracing every sib ries of Pubic Offences, with their • WRA RlSK.—This Company allows certain passages by Sea ha *eked smelt, w•thont nitre eramiam, as set terra in tlte (:oneitions of the Office Proposals. Proposals fuLy-eapiaaat.ry of Ow prinetples and rotes of she t amp; ay, holy be 1124 at the priuripal office in Clieap stl, Loodou, cud of the several Agent. in the Country. HENRY DESIIOROCO if. -J an. Secretary. Chosisi•!e; fienlen; lihh March, Ifin. PA'rb:NT SULF-ADJUSTIM3 ICKUSSES. TIM Oublic are twat respectfully cautioned against tie inferior Tmisva, which we 1101 V made and offer ed fur sale by Tram Makers and others, who have not the least merlioniral knowledge of the true construction from sock htsitgfers the afflicted will u fted s ur relief. SALMON, up?, *0 Co. the tolis ll:feature and Patentees, have made 60.000 of Bleir Patent Feif-adjuding Trews, ane still rou tine* to have the reementendatiotfa of all Did most eminent I Serpens in Towa and Country. They have also the honor to supply the Armyand Navy ; the Naval en! Military Hos pitals; the D.ck-yards and Ordnance; the Marine Infir mary; the Hon. hest India Company: the City of London Tress Society; the Mary-la-bohne, Wireliscombe, Bristol, and Denbigh:lnfirmaries; the Windsor General Dispensary; the Middlesex and St. George's Hospitals; Parochial Esta blishments, c. de. To prevent being imposed upon, please to observe, that %ALMON. ODY, and Co. 991, Strand, London, is marked upon the 'potter ease of tl,eir Instruments. N.R. Prrfessional Gentlemen and Druggists in the coun try are particularly mullioned egainst the spurious kind, which are ofrred for sale by London Droggists and others. Sold by ore or more Druostists in every principal city and toast in the United Kir plow. DR. ROERHA WWI /MD PILL, (No. 2,) Famous for the Cure of every stage and symptom of a cer tain Complaint. . . f IIE rapi.ily increasing demand for this exrell , .nt re- I uwdy, clearly proves it to have a surprising efficacy In every class of VENERE U. AFFECTIONS, and justf les the eot.tilrnee with which it has long been considered the roost convenieut, slice, and effectoal medicine hitherto , tiiseovered. It quickly arrests the progress of disease, and Ay t.e mildest operation, discharges it from the system. With each Box Is given a copious Bill of Directions, by which MI rrsons are enabled to core themselves with safety and seereey, without confinement or hindrance of business. Prieto only 4s. TM. ter box, sealed with red wax. ' Bewtre of Counterfeits.—The Genuine Boerhaave's Bed Pills are sold by Mr. Johnston, OS. Cornhill ; Mr. Amager. ISO:Oxford filrert, T.ondore: Mrs. Ann Bowan, liNorwich; and all Bookseilsrs. in bottles, price lie. ermh; thrre are also Family bottles, price 335. con starting four bottles at I Is. Including also the duty; the stomp a ffi xed to each bottle bears the original Pro prietor', name and address in the engraving, " Samuel l Solomon. Liverpool," to Imitate which Is felony. By Lie Slajesty's Royal Letters Patent.—L E.% li E'S Piletre *Mutat++, One small Pill is a Dose ; and the tithing of one box, in a recent case, will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient Can this remedy. for such as are obliged to go journies or to see. as it nerds no confinement or restraint of Diet : and I,' !eves experietwe (in nn extensive practice) has proved that it will erect a Cure, when all other methods avail no- Shine; For the Scurvy. and other chroniesl disorders, This Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 441,000 per sore, of both :mites, have been radically cured within the hsl eishl years. Prepered and sold by the sole Proprietors, T.,Tnyton and SON. Surgeons,* at their house, No. 9, New ltdpee-strvt t, in boxes of only 2s. N. eech. dtity included. . fo sold by , their appointment, with copious direc limisgt* , liepborn!s Toy-shop, 103, OXford-street ; Mr. si Dr 4 4 ., 7, Fish-street 11111. nearly opposite the Mona req. ; it'Mr. ' Reuter's. Rdinborgb ; Mr. Newbery's, DeWitt :•And bfsine person in every considerable Town In Great it .. • 'end !rotund. Advice gratis to persons Whig. the above, Our of the Proprietors medicines. r.-... 3..". ** See she published et. tq , the Royal College of London. ---e- -,- - -- -- - 1 0 - • jet el Fl C was ever britazlit -4:to ase by the 14 ,7 Prtifokooes of Modieirie, to equal PElatir:‘,Celebrated and laso r parabloTitsava Picks, for the speedy; safe, and tetclaid 1 URIC _... all 41410 flisorder, In all its lasteusting forms, and dip sad Ilesiruetire Rersges It (tally wakes es the matte Irma.; but, bappity, these PillsCurp iu so short a roe, atul le so wire and easy a essmuw. as to warrant hiis . 6 saw 111 etwideece of success, that • • No . Vied of Disrase shAll be left la the rotes. These Pills fire gojd itf noxes. t Ys. *Lot 4d, Livorpond-street. Lan don; bat shoidd it be preferred. the Oudot imltileu to Cure the Digermr ler • ettP•lsted sum or retire the Mosey; se that if *err be NoCure. there ir iU berNo P 4 Y, 4.R. 1 -, !..ltrh eared . ;without vomiting or 'athletic', by sawdlity an need's. 9d. .TREBT, P% aLria. THE DIRECTORS. of this Company' respectfully inform the public, that Policies of Assnrance are granted by them MI the Lite.: of Pellets!' in the Army. Mi litia, or Yeomanry, within the United King tom, wnetbcr on half-pity. or in actual service, without extra premium. Life Aslurers with this Company ere permitted to pass by sea frontoue part of the United Kiugdoet to another,iu deck ed vessels, or steam boats; and are also allowed, during peace,. to pass from British to soy Foreign Port between the Tezelaud Brest, both inclusive, in vessels as above de scribed, without additional charge. LIFE clEVlCE.—Qapitsl ONE MILLION. PerSl as assuring in this Otliceptcrtieltpate in profits sep tennially, without incurring the liebillty of Loss, the Pro prietors having undertaken ell responsibility; upon which principle numerous are the ;nstanees of ten, twenty, and thirty per cent. , being paid in addition to the amount as sured ; sad eases have occurred where the payment has beat more than double the sum assured. A Bones, antout.ting, iu most ins:Root% to twenty-five per cent. and in 'bine to upwarkts of.tnirty prr cent. on the pre mium paid, eitniuthe—aavea yeasi e -es.*Bwic at Miehaelmes, tig(6, - h - as been added to ail PuLcies of Assurance effected in this Office, for the whole period of life; FIRE OFFS B.—Capital Osia Mitttor. Policies effected upon every description of Property within the United Kingdom, upon reasonable terms. Losses are uniformly paid by this Company, with libera lity and promptitude. Policies, which expire at Lady-day, should be renewed with fifteen days thereafter, or the same will become void. No entrance money, admission fee, or other official charge exacted. WILLIAM BUSY, Secretary. EXTRAORDINARY ADVANT 10E FOR CASH. AWA ItMOLL and COMPANY, patronized by the Nobility and Gentry, alio greater advantages upen TEAs, than any Establishment in the Metropolis.—The EAST INDIA COMPANY'S Tares upon all Chests. One ounce in he single pound. And half a pound allowed in every six pounds : at the NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK TEA WAREHOUSE, 23, LITTLE DELL ALLEY, At the Hack of the Bank. All Tees sold at this Establishment are of the choicest kinds, warranted Genuine, selected and tasted by the most Eminent Tea Brokers. The same advantage allowed upon Turkey, Java, and West India Coffees. Sugars kept for the Pitb.ic. No unpaid Letters received, unless containing an Order with a remittance for and upwards. If any respectable person wishes to sell for this Establishment, in Town or Country ; a written order for any quantity, speci fying the price, with a remittance, will be sent immediately ; wrapped in parcels according to or.ler. By appointment, Finch an 1 Co.'s Superfine Durham Mustard, preferred by the Nobility, for the combined superiority of its strength, flavour, anti beautiful colour, at only 2s. per pound, made up in lead for the Country. NORFOLK and SLEFOLK TEA WAREHOUSE, 23, LITTLE BeLL A Li.t:v, up Tulenhouse-yard, at the Back of the Bank of England, London. NEXT WEDNESDAY. 120,000 Money for the First One! £4,000 Money for the Next Two !! £4,0110 Money for the Next Four!!! , at 3,000 Money for the Next Six !! !! • £3.000 Money for the Text Ten !! ! ! ! £B,OOO Money for the Next Thirty 11 I SH, of the Old State Lottery Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, respectfully reminds his best Friends, the Public. that the Slate Lottery BEGINS NEXT WEDNESDAY, (9.11 of THIS MONTH, April). On which Day the very First Prize Ifra wn will receive 90,0001. Money mere, and the next :r2 Prizes wi 1 each have a Capi tal in addition, making a grand total of FIFTY-THREE CAPITALS • In the First Quarter of PO flour! The Scheme contains THREE Prizes of 20,0001. and SO other Capitals, ALI. Me)NEY. Tickets end Shares ire selling at BISII's (Nikes, 4, Corn hill, and 9, Charing-Cross. In the last I.9ttery Contract. it IS H sold 37 Capitals. and the month of April has always been fortunate fur BISII's Oakes, as it was in that month the Grand Lottery of ISI3 . . _ ..... . was drawn, which eontlined Tnrre 1,0004 Klass, DISH SOLD TIIMN ALL!!! - PINDIN'S PATENT TECTSMIN. without metallic spgiur Fleet - street, eight doo:s from tem,.le tist.--T. (SAYAN begs respectful y to inform the Pubiti. hist in addition to behig strongly recommended by Surgeons c,..gighsetice, he hss had • repe Sion, of eiders trait Judie'. duple who have fur some years been subject to slight es well sidifficul Ruptures. Tne 'Patentee eau moat confi dently assure tie *Meted these Trusses are safe in all posi- COPS Of the body withoutgalling; th'e is prnteil by (1, 11 11.- 1 men of rare: who are frequently hunting, end th e work•ng class, even briekrayers 4 labuitr.rs. who here been advised by the Faculty tongs them. They are made. light, ye.t du rable. sad may be worn' in bed. Adults soil Children hare been cared. The Piices are reduced, and to Ciarltable Is etituliats a consideruble.sliiiwance is mode. N.W. The security of the Truss enables T. G. to offer to retool'. Veen with the most difficult eases of Rupture. a fair as; and will rebus the moue: if it do not succeed, • • Punishments. To which is added, an Appendix, containing the most ap proved Forins of Agreements, Leases. Wills awl Tests ;nerds. Notices between Landlord end Tenant, Contracts, Articles of Copartnershlp, &c. &e. Also, A SUPPLEMENT, containing The Excise Laws, The Assessed Taxes, The Customs' Laws, The Stamp Duties, &e. The 1. hole caref,:ly digested from the bestAnthorilies; and the Statutes and Terra Reports brought down to the 4th Geo. IV. The Eighth Edition. By JOAN GIFFORD, Esq. Lond4n :—Printed for A. Whellier, Mitre Conrt, Ely 1 3 :a 'e. llolnorn ; and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. TIIE PATRIOT'S ROOK OF MARTYRS. . This Day ispubllshed,. No I, price 6d. fib b• continued weekty:cof • AHISTORY of the PERSECUTIONS of deo.P.i R -4.lltAfitlef4; FAUX aiirobtMEll3;7rolii Vie Ems of the French Revolution in 170, to the present time. To which is prefixed a brief sketch of the persecution of other advocates of the liberties of England, from the commence ment of the reign of Charles I. to IiSEI - --- • Ily WILLIAM GREATIIEED LEWIS. Author of • New •nd Popular Grammar of the English Language. " Men on whom late time a kindling eye " Shall turn, and tyrants tremble while they read, " Wise, strenuous, firm of unsubmitting souls." tHomsox. This Work, upon which no expense has been spared, will be completed in about twenty ouinbers ; each number will be embellished with the Portrait of a Persecuted Reformer, or with an Engraving, by Cruickshank. illustrative of some curious and interesting fact, related in the course of the Work. - - - Printed and Published, fur the Author, by Doter, 299, Strand. lONIAN ISLANDS. The following is given by the Courier of last night, as the substance of the Speech of his Majesty's Com mis•ior.er, Lieu .6eneral Sir Thornal Maitland, to the new lonian Parliament, which met at Corfu on the Ist of last month, and some extracts:— Speakiag of the conviction that the members of the new Parliament will be guided by the genuine principles of patriotism, Sir Thomas Maitland says, " of this, the cite racier, ti,e known talent, and the property in the country of the persons whom I have the honour of addressing, are the amplest guarantees." Ile then enters at length into the diTerenee of the present situatiorof the islands from that in which they stood at the period of the promulgation of the Constitution of ISI7, and congratulates the Assembly "on the gradual increase of the prosperity of every part of the population ;" which he at tributes to the good general demeanour of the people, un der circumstances of a trying nature. lie declines entering into the misrepresentations of the transactions in the lonian Islands, " which have been spread over Europe, and no where more industriously circulated than within the dominions of the protecting Sovereign ; for it is sufficient (says the General) for you to feel, and for his ' Majesty's Government to know, that you actually enjoy more of the blessisigs of civilized life, more liberty, and a grey er degree of prosperity and affinence, than many of those countries, in which tltere is an affectation of lamenting the tyranny and oppression under which they falsely say you live.' In regent to the neighbouring warfare in Greece, he ob serves, " These unfortunate hostilities are, as usual, at tended with the greatest horrors and atrocities. The loni an Government, however, will continue to seize on every• opportunity of exercising the duties of hospitality and hu manity, in favour o: the unhappy victims of that wide deso ' lation, which forms the peculiar character of this cruel and bloody warfare." In regard to the internal quiet of the Islair's themselves, Ile feels confident of the continuation " of the present calm and unruffled traikquillity," and recommends in consequence to the lonian Ex.mutive Gbvernment, " the recall to their native Island Zante. of those turbulent individuals, being Ave in number, whose hrlisviow (hiring the late crisis in the More*. forced the Govern sent to remove them from the Island for a time. They comprise the waste of the indivi duals treated iu this manner t nor is there a si,tele person within the States lea state of arrest or tia,:ution on this ac count." Speeci then adverts to the Finance of the Islands. Tie public accounts are up to the 3lst Jan. 1:923, the close of the last anancial year. • Spanish Dollars. The receipt during the year was 707,1;7.5 The expenditure was 59a.31S Leasing* surplus Revenue of I 17.357 "your financial (stye the lienerll.) eoutime to Wear a promising. ave 4 t. Certain it k, this is no! the r e sult of frrsh taxation, for you well know, that no a ti.litio• , al imports have been laid ou the p.nspi., ,inee the e.taloi4hment of the present Conatitutottal tiov,rmuent of : unless the modification of the then existing in regard to the expenditure, the Civil list is laid oa the table for the considerntion of the Assembly ; also ap account enumerating every item of the whole eixpendie thre, the chief heads of which are alluded to, Oa as the Government new buildings at Corfa. he new market end lazgaretto in Cephalonia, and the new ithii•ary hospital in Zente; the money expertic I in all ..71:t Is ands in the making of roads, and in paying, during the lust year, ea extra body of the militia to uuard the Coss's, as tut plague had shown itself on the opposite eltures. 'rite new CoPege is to (yen in Vie current year, bat not in Ithaca, as bisrmerly proposal, !intim Corfu. ' In respect to the administration of jas ite r the expresses his regret Vise the progress has not been grease er in remedvi nit the defects; hot it Itieii he ascribes to the difficulties in the way. Ile considers, however, that rTv,:t substantial amelioration has been effected. and adverts to an Act of Parliament of the list year from whichlbe greatest benefit has bean derived, sad. from tit • effect of which be expects the certain reformation of the IMP, and of ihejudicial sesvice of the Stati s. • ' T6is Address concludes With the foilowing observa tions on the late general elections. " At the time (says Sir Thomas Maitland), that the pee. sent chaiter was framed, it must he known tettiose I am now addressing, that the greatest difliculties were supposed to exist in iiitroeuciag the system of rim core, instead of the one in practice of halls and balloting haws ; and, it was even coutentied, that this !nit summer oleo:lug was ne cessary, for the peace and harmony of society. " It appeared to me then. as it does now, that the Intro duction of the system of voting viva rare on all eccasi ! ,eir, would of itself tend to form the character, ant correct the morals of the people more than any ether measure that enuid be.pdopted ; and its success has, I owe, exceeded my masa sanguine expectations, and I apprehend, has alas surpassed those of every well-wisher to hbi coultry. Foc whetnee we look at the number of electose asho4tasepthiehl,..and their seal and sunray to eitlniss; their elective franchise, or whether we consider the quality and description or the per sons they returned as their Representative,. it must be ob vious, that every thing, that has been Said by a few tartletse individuals, is proved by the act and deed of the whole of the Nobility. and of every person of respectability or proa petty in the country, to be utterly false. " The conduct, in fact, observed by ail ranks of sqciety, seems to me to be exalted,the one best calculated to ensued, and at the earliest period, an extensio of the liberties nal franchises possessed by the people. Let me net, however, be understood as holding out the moo distant idea, that his Majesty will ever permit the troduction into these Islands of those wild and destructive principles which can only tend. to say the wealth and hap piness of nations. Whet I mean to say is, that yos Hill al ways find me disposed to propose to his Majesty's Goveru ment such further extension of the privileges of the people, as a conviction of their moral insproleraent, end of their iu creased attachment and contidence In their Government may warrant—and any recommendation on this head, wheu limit ed within the bounds of any real practical view of the case, will certainly meet the sanction of hia Majestr, from that anxious solicitude ever displayed in favour of these Sletes by your august Protector, my magnaiiimous and gracious Sovereign." WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, YISTF2DAY. William Ile(lor, a sturdy vagrant, was put to the Bar, charged with violently assauling -- Cooper, an officer of Qneen-iquare, under the following circumstances : Th.! prisoner, it appeared, had been observed by Diu Bens, the park-keeper, in the act of begging. He watt-lid him for some time, when the Bishop of Lincoln, in o*- p:toy with two other gentlemen, approached, and the pai r soner immediately made towards them and eppearA to he very importunate. Diggens went up to him and "rie 7 sired he would leave the - park, informing him that sack doings were not allowed there. The prisoner heca.tle very abusive and obstreperode, and s;vore that he would not leave the park till it suited hint. Cooper being a short distance behind, and tvitnes&nz his con:lac . , rah up and desired him to go peace .'oly away, at the same time producing his sta ff . - The prisoner, however, refused to do so, when Cooper took him by the arm to remove him. On this he commenced a violent attack on Cooper, seized him by the throat, tore his shirt to ribbons, kicked his shins most unmercifully, and made sevefal blows iat his head; and it was not till the assistance of other per sons was obtained that he was secured and convard to the office in Queen-square. The prisoner in his defentie stated that he was a a saran, had been 17 years in the Navy, and had arrived but that day in question from Poole in Dorsetshire, where he had been eonfitled in the hospital at that place with a fracture in his head. In the early part of, the day lie met with an old shipmate in the Westminster-road, who invited him to tae stoic grog. the effects of olden had made hint very had strolled metau the park after leaving Ids old nit ssmate, and was walking about, not keo ring where to go, when the park-keeper came up and ordered Ilium to go out. Con ceiving that he had as good a right to walk there as any other passenger, he refused tojo, when Cooper caw al,, struck hitn-a -violent blow on the neck, said desired him to move off. TM.' he resented, not knowing him to he an officer. Several pet sons torn came up, and assisted to secure him, when he was conveyed to Queen-try:tare pa :ice oilier. lie denied he had Leen begging. . . The I:)IAIRMAN shottly addressed the Jury. w•ho im me.liately (wind him Utility. The talker ot the Court stated, Chit he lime had Hui i exreation for a month as a tagratit.—Sentence de .reed. FRACAS —The Grand Jury fwind a tru• bill aza . not Captain Wallace, for assanitine lewd Clanniorris, the particulars of wiiich have been already btfore the public. The appeal against the convicti.in ot the 13.tpe-stretl Navistr.itrs, Finder the New Police Art, of the •l.tndlor.t of the Had Li.:n in the Strand, for sufferint tipplin4 in his house at an unseasonable hour, ctinie on ile heard: but •he informer having stated the Lauer ito br sitha ed in a wrong parish, the inforniai.un was quas)t•.tl. • ~~ • . . t4 l l ll l win bn_pinltllsbed, in s•noin. Metio. .IN A GILHAIZe ; or, Ti.e Covenanters.—By , tb, Anthill.' of . to Annals of the Parish," " Sir An rejaigilie," " The Entail, ' &c. jE "Their constancy In torture and in death.- - 'Oise oo 'Tradition's league still live, these skill ' On. gistory's hostest page be pictured bright ' To irtest tirres."—Graharee's Sobbed'. Pristine for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and O. and W. B. Whittaker. Condos. S: