The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-28 00:00:00

• o• • • •••• • 4. • sTATVIALiV. S - SIR GI ,BS WO LS IC LY. The Baronet has written Ow following Letter to his C an 'theves at Birminetmas TO TER INABITANTS Or BIRMINaII %M. "Bgaric tin C H OVNITRTNIVI, when duly us . sembied, for I considering on the best means of ob. Wain a Representation of the people of your Town .1/ Parliament, and also the Representation ( Asti th e I n . lialliteets of the Empire,' you shoeld have selected me for the office, in whose person yen are determined to It/ the question of your undoehted right of seeding Members to the Commons noise of the Realm, to hawks goiceia respect of the laws you are to observe, pd the tans you are to pay, es well as otherwise to esev. yea In Parliament, has conferred on mu an nlMlgetion which, althoegh the honour of it is most • gratifying to my feelinie, the reiponsibilities of it 6:1 me wttb apprehension, lest they should 'Reed my ' power of performance. 't Be stored, however, tbat no exertions of mine • shah be wantiug in steadily contending for those electoral rights that you here so nobly, and at the osismtbso so temperately, asserted—rights, Gentle- mew, which (contrary to the periJiows insinuations .these who thrive by upholding corruption and tyranny) may be smercised, not merely without to molt, or any species of inconvenience in a manatee tering town, but lo $ manner u orderly as an at tends*** on Wise Service; and with oo other I ands then such es tend to the improvement of moral., anti tho elevation of character In all ranks et society. t' And, Gentlemen, t mast add, that es soon as the Dill, which you have so wisely made an object of 'elicited', stall be passed into a law, then. Mistetilhweedly, for the honour and happiness of this `surteelesoared land, those leestimable rights will be • pkeeelsed accordingly . 14 Alillitber, Gentlemen, Isbell or shall net he pc isibittedged and received jn the Commons Ilona as l'alittiGisrerentative, depends on this circumstance -1•111Mbee ill She censtlteted eviherliies in the State thmlarknor be sat remtining any tolerable portion of • •r jeatire, or respect for public liberty , or AIWII desire lee the continuance of the Coustlts lid,. • • • b - It . brarever, in the highest degree gratifying -twit* tn here learned, that in other great tows the,. • le & disposition to follow the sample of Riming •ham, in electing for each one Representative, in - -teltase periarkatey shall join in trying the great ques. ttiqn es wishillt Is obvious bangs oar ceentry's fate, for (reedier, tante, and prosperity, or for slavery, •deprevity, or rein. 44 Thal tholes teems will also imitate years in the eleammes of their proceedings, we may confidently anticipate. from the lacerate knowledge of also sehject of Constitutional Representation, which hap pily is so uni ity dittoted swing them—a know. ledgemateraily tending to promote order and Iran. t epeMhy': for by their past conduct, we may be coo- Aidllet they Well Inn. that the success of the corn. gle•-enst &peed. not on any other faint aim the torte of pablie reason and virtue, the resisiNesti ed. *mail of Viich atif cratiral Wane may be shortly Espeeted to obey. • a With a deep sense of the honour I have re. bleed, and en assurance of my being aesleas to :perform every defy your confidence halt imposed open me, I base the honour to subscribe myself, re. slatted countrymen, your faithful servant, s. moiety, July 14. " C. vroonr." ki - ISN. HUNT'S LITTER TO HR. JOUTION, ACCEPTING Tile INVITATION TO PRUIDC AT TAIL MUT DIAN. IGNOTTR ISBETINO. S . .. 5, le 3 riratreet, strafe', London, hale 20,1519. ' 'ai Me Des —ln roommate of my absence bear, Adapt delay at the Post-Office, your k w Aida. 10th instant, containing Ile /altering of the Committee to preside at the Weeded Wroth% to be held at Manchester, ea the ' llik if Asgest, did not reach me till Saturday last.— ifilyeeritemble, those% unceasing reunions to pro edelPfier the People of England their undnobted right *Mteleed their sun Repreeentelives, 1 have secured Alf besides.* of the brave [Worrier's of Lance. 110/441htit is en ample reword for my trouble ; and it . guileful to my feelings to hunts, that in pro. , 1 Ito the vintlicrivit hostility heaped upon ire on enemies of the human race, 1 espy. thtillsteem and ytotection of such men as the tmers of Manchester. Or" Our Meeting takes plies in S&thfield 111-NIOV. row, sod you may easily conceive the agi'ated stale si• the tools of corroption oo this occasion. The Lard Mayor Maws, who is as bogy a fool as your Bermaghgelm, Is capering about, like a pea upon a dram-bend, mastering all his tortle.fed forces; and Meld mete a riot, or do any thing, blerever ridi. loolows, to be dubbed a Knight, if he were not tee Omitted by orders from those at head-quarters, who ow too casein!, and have too mach at stake In roan Ike risk of losing it to gratify the vanity of such a eestemptible colcomb. lie is supported by horse, Apt, and wake, ; litit the Borooghatongers teem. kle, when they reflect, that those who wield the sword and bayonet, as well es those who point the cannon sod apply the torch, are the fathers, bro. Owe, and relations of the People of Cogland, who Se straggling es much to +eters for them their rights, Odebey are to obtain liberty and jestice for them elm. -" Notwithstanding all this dreadful note of pre. polatlen, 1 have full confidence that we shall have $ ercellent and a peaceable Meeting, sod that I •wH have the pleasure of meeting my friends, and 464 b of presiding again it M.sochester on the Iltb of Airiest. " Float what I C4O learn of the disposition of the people of the Nletropolis, they are resolved In cew• dsct themselves peaceably ancl orderly ; bat if se they ere prepare', and determined to resist tbe acts of these who may fist break the peace. ara, ley dm Sir, " Year's, most sincerely, /111117. II is Joseph .1•17: 1 , req. flbsiebill, "'TLS PREY LIRE A WIIALICI"'-• " MINA VIIIMIQVIS CAIN." ke.—VCllO. r• and Ik e hero, 'Atli. I Wee. Mvwca Awns elite Wansias-boar, The great Iwo. Matra, the t'ity's Wing, Ilho'd fight.. bell 111111 . 111, the kw& WNW ! The hale Crawaerwantre*. dread Molt. Who led Ws legions to tke fight, And etrew'Sa ith slaughwed =tee his beg. ILA 'lipoid away at JAClres sight What mut Reformer., thee, have felt, Had J 4CE avi•en frost a pen, When, wet fa Smithfield's wart, they dwelt Upon their native rights, as wen Their nerve, were armed the dreadful throe ; No Jar. In armour &honk the ground ; Ili. friends they slight bin+, high and hue, But JAC. vtaistwrhere to be (nand !!! As black w beetle., born la shard, Three martial steed., Were shatian'd in his own Green-, ald," Far JACM• and his Jones to ride. How waeld the Rho., of 11 blare Tn see the steed., in life adar'd, Rinirid by set* ewe-strews rare, As liCin Xeres( horde ! The enterers ghee muy rest in pence s reline thi. arrant hi. nags were spar'd I for wittier JACKY. nor Ms geese To mount each haughty rangers tlar'd ! Wad J liy'd in da,4 of 'ore, And been l.nnt Mas'r of eeriest Troy, Wei wooden barge had preol its draw, To Nuree's grief. and PillAlef juy ! For Jaen ass plat, and reemerpinr, And, 'rhea 'tis meet, exert his o iit, gad tell of plans. sad Cow knows shat, Te bons the sows, sad fry the Cit.!!! Why, bere's nn tindertakiont bold. Te credit It inch Aneld iimee he lamb, Remember we are grarrly hold That JAC II V hue ft upon .ath!!!" And what's nn oath, my civic Lard 'Ti. swearing up. arid severing dawn; iiweariog n n TTT 'wearing broad, And all, perhaps, for half &true a! The u.lir StsworTn's 'rake., Spy Ohm', from Cambria 's share, Would swear a thi , oiand oath. • day, Cantrairtiog far a groat a Kure ! Will loyal Jac.. I'l , o bark. big Bin, Mincer nor and coadenruJ T o 1 ,11 and rise, owl whey. lie swore las Incised Lrialoor friend lovouttto Ras" war anal to boast (If aat'rnar et, be vs gay" drirel a 61s1. Yet petipled by a >magic blade lit. gallant J tot drier,. a plat. And ere... 1.1. • Cat the *. bacna t fie gratsnd. bi. loyal frar....—sowit Oa aids, l's liner ale,. '.! We wand that. ma'am hi, wrath, Tlvis COM% of civil jars narl goo eliviratried o ciiiirirr, Nnrtb, Tu urdcr up rlt Ilewaro: Tllowe are the Ind• In Aloe In dew ! Greski whrr\•r indical. great tmilt ! Nnre than •rrirseadiatu I. Ilse might Of Yurlshirewirs with hair, Jowl.! Yrs. hold ! the seurra..n, had been 'fie ! The prig their (.la be l pee, When he dperahel his *worded train. Wese.” be)a, lilt bowl aims Agog!". II•P ',ant nreeetirdrShalreell Lam, emu , * in bin length et torts I to sin these Da nue monde aw,y. And SAM Self caught 8111.111(1 fna ! Ilse tour:or. of !brie dread liouaro IA prod• alike nn gr.. 16 ilk • I brie = NrowOrickiw'sl a• Prue u saa. Dot babies alai Ikeir mosales bate! Their great Commander. titling 54 Ittoon 11 Au A. are the real. from barge to Wm latch, as the story Rom Half marder'd by a mak Dwarf! MA b► bets dad in east anon, At easew be greed for RCOTWT . II dusted. Mr to pht Wee sold a dilr'retio tale He'd tbru hair Hood a better emigre! Marl/ Jack rrverl poodle, p 1.4. Self laid ard battled, and the. go ea, illa.stiesis JACK kill M. i OM. A Bartert-keiglas, and die tiff hilit!” July 96. • The intrepid Ceilifiresuot's wars disling.ilbed Grorra et the frog fames imam the eke. for a mina, aerosol of wawa. 'spiels we Wee the Lvato af•Tall tO Metier iletfie of the Frogs and Mice, sad recaenteend bi, Lordatip to read it is the @risked Greek. + At the bee faaey-dress ball given by the ascot?, Lord Gannenas were a complete rail of amour. iateaded to re- mob e that of GUT. F arl of WalivricL, ttaA , ac dare ley . a ineeh like it,mt lbs Aelvk Lent himself a like Cc, of Woo., I lII^ There are now nine States in Germany which have Constitutions : namely, Bavaria,Wlrtemberg, Widen, Weimer, ilildsberghsesen, Nemo, Waldeck, Lippe Schamborg, and the four hoe Cities, bating altoge ther a population of 8,639,000. The King's saddler, it is observed in one of the French Journals, has received orders to prepare the harness for the manes to be employed on the 000000 tion of his M.jesty. The Austrian Obtercer says, the widow of KOTIIEntre has received 9 pension of 1873 silver roubles from the Emperor of its sSIA. Three individuals, accused of having disiriboted a pretended Proclamation from BONArAlitt, base been arrested at Lyons. A Paris Piper furnishes an additional instance of the applicability of names to the prnfes•iens of loth 'ideals. It speaks of a juurnesman tailor, of Ibe name of Munk (Dandy). GRAND SAILING hi ann.—Yesterday a grind sailing match, fora sub.rription cup•and cover, took place on the River Thirties, between the are under. mentioned Gentlemen's plotter, sailing bukts, each distingeished by ,a flag et her' peak, via :—Spit fire, Britannia, Mentor, Effie, •and Waterloo. The day was inciting, sod the number of specter's; was far beyond any thing le our recoliectinn.— ; A few minutia before five o'clock the five hosts, en a given signal, carted from Blackfriirs-bricice, to go t%reugh Putney-bridge, and to return to Cott:ber- Isnd•gardetts. A few minutes past seven o'clock' per came off Comberleati.gardees, wheat the Spitfire came in first. The winner, on landing, was received by a band of music, and conducted to the long, room, where he was prdnesited with the pate. The gardens were 'Rendre!, Worded with compeer. -4110 01111 ieTtir.! 40414 INTH LIG It NG S. rel, • • ° .11/114.44", V.—Comedown from lie liirer owd 011."Sochr.:er. Colon. for ; Dire -111611.010611W,;7nr NPB Y•+rk ; S'istinon, Kendall, tot AMP Ifstannelt ; and Ha.riet, l'ullrefi, for &lb, a.— Attire/ the Pled lie, Smith, from St. retersthir;h, and !ailed for Brier,. VORYSICOOTII, JULY 47.—Sailed his M•j rsty'a skips Menai, for Sr. [Mena ; •nd Mitt, on a mime; Merlon trlnsivift. for i'l►month sttd Ber gson's ; sod the Mariti-r, llorbert, for Q PLualouTit, JULY 'M.—Arrived the hous and Royal Briton tranlpm!•, front Portsmouth in eight dilys ; Losiss , Aslisers, from Potwound. in 17 days; sad Mariner, from Msrseilles far Loudon, 36 days ; the later is pet ~der quarantine. Fataroutn, JULY 95.—Arrived the Joseph end Mary, Stanton, from St. John's, New Brun•wirk. laywoman., Jst.Y 25—Arrived the John and MaryONelson, trout Bondi:rho. Sailed the 26th Ms' en the 2.. th July, off Cap* Clear, •pule die Amelia!, from Liverpool for 11.11.2. Also arrived the Dykes, Crea,es, from St. Andrea'•, N. B.; no the tsth July, in Ist. 41. long. 26. sp••ke the Iler. as'es Cobb, from Liverpool for Ne• ;41t. Wits tot. JULY 27 —Arrived the Scout muter, [ant. Cook, with ■ boat, having neithe► name eel papers, with 100 tubs of spiii.s, of brandy and On, Ind seven men ; the Scout's boa s t.as also brought in a Dover pilot boat, marked DR. V. hoes ilog three bales of silk, sod three wen. . - . MINUFAC I UJUNG DI.STR itOL• o'Ci..“.K. P. M. Birch hi, bad a set, bad eight, haling had corm& derahlt Geer ; he was somewhat more complied this morniog, the lo.vir hiring abated. It bas not at present been ascertained In what put of lb. body the ball is lodged. Strict musores are per. suing to get at the diabolical conspirator', and In I guard the I'ahlic from outrage. The sergeons are of; opinion that Birth is in very great clangor. POLLOCKSHAW Malt Gcassaw). JCLV f. 4. Strong doubts hating bout eattet.inted of the val.; my of the reteletion co me on at the Alto dog of Gen. demon held here on the 8 h inst. to porches* webs to i fill the idle looms, they hate another consultation on the solijoct, and hats wisely siren up all thoughts of manirfactaritog, sod adopted tie more Acuities and promising pito of labourers' work. In addition to • some agricultural operations, teseral tier Hass of road hue been marked nut, and thus a sufficiency of work will be pet:tided for all the enernployod re. sidenters in the borough, old and young, strong and , weak, if they be only title sad willit.g to handle a. spade, or poll op a wild :marigold. When the w were convened at di , . .'oaring , (twiligto), and informed of the work with which they were presided, you cannot conceit. t!• pleasure with which the report was tee/iced. Vgis plan is certainly practicable, and prevents greater silvan. tees than the romantic dteein of flit iding the coon• try into little Parallelogram. The Gentlemen hero fluent a odds easinplo. If it be followed on so Intensive stale, lb. geed effects will sous be felt, and the ditties. will *..dually vanish. • PAl~t,l Ye Jima 13. A Streik% of Op, beritors of the Abbey Parish p eywielsi.yeatttiay, to ta)ie ipto consideration a Me model of the %mem Write(' in the stating tie great dime's that meaty of their ovni•er ii• it pres.ut labour sitdse from leant of employ meta, enttrequesting the rel,sfitst their distre.sed sitcom stakes so • 'gent I y required. Meeting roamed a Committer, • boos eh Ct ramittre of the Memorialist', should prow I P ,Ld peewits to the Meeting. io bir held no Thursday, the nof steßust, a statement of she number and cif re r‘stauces of the persons in the parish, who et t ...sent trilo:ro relief on account of the *sot of eusrlusen..nt, toothier with their opinions in uhst manner •ui • retie! may west prudently and most ff. fee .sia!'y 4e si.tn They Ikea placed the 'um of 1001. et the tli.posai..ft:.-Mini%ters end Kith Session, for time imo i rlisi- ! she( ..1 the most necessitous of the above i t eiwr ipli o ft. A n d, I. 'WI' Peeves, John itfasterll, E-q. Member for the Coooty, they expressed to the tinir high appprobatioo of their pre slew, peaceable, and ea• topiary menisci on this ; and earnestly recommending a continuance .1 col h conduct, BS the most oleos:al wtesrs of in. teresting the Public in their fsenor, and of elisiniug the sympathy and mid of those oho bays it in their power io ennitibute to their r. 1 44. I TORSI 111.1:TINtl AT NORTH SIIIELDR. Mouthy upwards of SCO persona collected loge. I flier merely by verbal notice, assembled at the ROW Bridge, North Shields. No Chairman was appointed, bit a long Address, detailing the defective nature of the present system of Representation, was read, and followed by a long series of Resolutions, which were! liy carried by acclamation. At the Manchester Quarter Sessions, five indict ment, have bees found against James Wren, the Editor of the Ne•apaper, called IL. Munches cr 06• 1 server, for 'miens upon the Constituted Ao. thoritles cf the country. An indictment has also been found against Mark Wardle, fi.r a seditious libel on the Government and Cotatitution of the country. The paupers,' charged in all these cases ore, those of etching inaubordination in the country, and rebellion against the Guyer ntnect. At a Uppers' Merlin; of the Magistrate+ of the counties of Chester and lanees'er, held at Nlarchea. ter on the 2 I of July, it alas Utiattimlu•ly resolved. " That for the purpose of promoting co-operation between dint C,onlos in the present crisis, a Com mittee be appointed nut of ito Magistracy of each ; and That this be empower:ll to adds to its number blopistretee frnm thp West Riding of l' , .ttshite and the Comity . of Derby : that the Committee he 6 Se lect od be empowered to increase its number; sad I It feu rs occesioo it be tequested to cense, thelde hi ny . If - ' -- The of Armed Anshrlatioes Is adopted by fame 111, stretch. We find it in the Itesnlutioas of the filsgtorstribf*the Coonties ~f Chpm e s and lAn. titter. It is set 'forth in Cies@ Resnlutiwns " *flint it'appars there ere iu f erlrain dirtrir•, preparations for offensi►e Miriggifei." flut ere More proplr.. flans be defeated slid their whorl brayed fajia• the, ally by so areal force raised and 'gapped ; and, for aught are am fell. paid by the Inca Magi.. Orates, without the twee*ltslige of the Gireerellallitt ar Parliament. . LAW INT6LLIGRIVGII. • COI'RT or CHAPIGERL YOLT 7. Tilt eßtmoos OWA LIVI V *AS& LlVidiVall& AND COVNT INDIDTRA. Thus ATTon*EY•GtstnAL C3lltd MO attention of his Lordship to this use, sad obseetotl, that es o, addasit had bee, fled by the Royal Plsintif, Mid was no other cowrie to pets.. than to nisLitabsoloto the ortkr for the dismissal of the bill which hie h been pleased to direct dos foto', 04.. „inn The Loan CIIUSCELLOR 4111,1, that if in the COWS of ISe Seat •so a Ifid it were fil•tl, he shoots, mite th• proper order. lf,r ll o yst Iligi,:ten had tsJ every r,rporternity to Ale an afftiatir. Mr. Stlitowst.t. wr.s Oa e rime sire with the At torney•Geueral, arid el hay tit he had tereived no grotticolir lostroctords, 'it he t •ntritht, .. , der th eireemotesees there e ott:tl be no dilliculty in Goldin's- fog fie ordrr. • The AtronfaiT-gritiut minded the tedrli that a ere., bit: had 63s Wu 111.,1 i0 ibis case, and ills order of his Lordship would effect t! at ale,. The Lbao CaLiottcoon.—The bi!l ocglit, no doubt, to be dismissed pith coils. LITERARY IRMINCTIO. PINIeuCIL ASV DIAUPOLIt V. dint. • - Mr. *Rill FP ILLL leered eg behalf 14111101111,„ (aeon Injeortiati to Welsh, the nerroillisol o4iloba . ' lishlng certain Caterialtlit., which were, wittnittil" alteration, copied from the CarecbhinisighttsFert) , Mosses. Mono, k and Maunder. A, ot aiajd'ka lion to ibe pr,..ent heti been nails tothe Tice-0464' cello, ; and his lionoor hail &retied an Injontliow prevent the Defendant from " verbally sod subsigh• tinily" copying these Caterhisrns. In this oidet tbd Master bad made many rareptinne; and chi object .r this motion was to set snide these •aceptioas,• and to a . villein a fresh and more metal,' Injunctien. There were foe, species of Catechisms which bed bath 'Ostia. tithed hy the Defendant : the first give a horl tory of England, the second related to the Illatia*, rki ' regarded the Rible and the Graspets,e4cl the was a short Geographical Treatise. lirift at them his Lordship would lied Ike Ciiiochtst much trouble to alter eettillbelatifif"atilj • -oil • more than half the work was hello. ' j ,„ The Loan Cu AN ci1.L311 1 .1 ;fief ett i vell books with mach attenti- n, gfineeff 4 )(te kta las to all four Catechisms without Iteattiai. • ' ' cPi.nn-Hclusiy; H. q . 7 28 , • wATI*4 V. TiVt.ol - .., __ " " "4 " ll4 f i 'J. ' Sir Assiut' Viewers moved thsilVW 4 I order of his Lerdvtalp of the 9th of AO6 gale Mr. Waters veril the first day of evil pay into Court the tom of •3,595'.74. Ha?, 164414 of its porchese.meney of the Otteriliots be diachaiged, arid that be might MI eiderial that own into Crert fortharl'h. c the ground that the Court haat Won Vostit tai • on when it was &Pd to reake - "This Mt: Waters had set forth in on efittlesit iiritl4'bk4 sold, or was sheet to led, Oivira prepitirfil amount, sod that the only 'tie* if fo.llrnife t I befog received wee Ike dotty iir lati, 14011 4 out. 11. f he fd that `whet' tlite•ClNWNlfilk/• order for the money Ming halal Why flitotr4l 4 ll seat Term, that that *orbit was neade'rri'MiPtda id° of ;Ovine better security tit Mr. T. Irltift4gpeififir however, was in Inch a oat., no tiettelfit *cdurittine derived from it To Mr. Taylrr."Ttre r,101( (deer.- sore Company had a debt of tit.little nitialk .:hrr sums t.. the amount of 40,0001. Fiftieth/ Nast • fro of sit this had been givirm by Mr. .the contrary, the Court had h.ew foilltelnrkl! Mach had hero said shout the moWsifilittich ba; id- C+urt, bet it shoold he recolleeted tikit so. TIDO* wee sow in prison, hawing nothing tegailitist tpoir but ale int. , •••t, of the m may ; Arrhile,;:on the Cho% ...Ty, Mr. Waters oil to p ion fif • thetbosteri.. l anti rojnyen•ot also of the reagent Oreetd.-- ) Mr. W.t.r. hod se d. that in tile *WPM ta: Ihe/ pin: limes net being rompt.ted, that he betievtad lily banker "meld vestal, Oen to pay the witioey'tnia' Cour , ; her ibis, it should he recoltectOff„ - Ms Matt' matter of belief. The Learned Cirawssif; at tie& length, vreot lot° a miliaria detail of Me ferry re!arire to that o vet y.ow• (which we have ilifesterily. tilt former occaginns, hid before's, Kqeffet•y;lead ri.l42* . ciudeil by trusting th.t hicLordoltip the Order. . ! Messrs. !Dram and ROClnel.3: foltdemt n lSlOlSh same side, and.coistended that it wee lid aditililfbe Mr. Taylor to be the, from time to tileelheeffidli., WA Lordship knew net that Mr. Tayllimabbli %- complain of, as motions of variesallirakihtf'l4/ laling to the same subject, were.latifird 'fiber** Chancellor. •• ••• 11, LORD CitksrEr.t.on witheetht esiciihr gather before the Vice.Chenteller, and tbbtlivi l t no sore to do with it- • The Arroes rrt•G cent tr. at growl length jiktilDif the conduct of Mr. Waters and of 11r: the respectable Solicitor of the latter fiedtlarnsd whose conduct, in every point of view, proved tilts to be utterly incapable of practising, or atrintryolvic to practise any deception on the Caere. He cub tended that the money in Court war quite 'efficient to protect Mr. Taylor sfoitifit any dauger.• The Immo (;ttaNCELLOR went iota of 4/:. . tratticslars of tLe case, and said he shnul,l 'en/1.411 lily nothing on the cottilnet of Mr. Mitts, w hong 11A h.d knots si for ninny years, and for when. he herd thei highest respect; bat Its derided opinion was, Art the order sb:•atd be discharged, and that the stoney should be rail init. Court on or before Aso day when the Accoantaet-Genoral's•nlfice should elare previous to the long vocation. ibis is llto.t 31 of Angst. fhr shore rase occopied a conaiderehle portion of the time of the Coett, hut the frirs disclosed were sich as we have repeatedly stated. Conx•Elcuitmoc, JCLT 111.—We !.4rl it farther topply of Whoa, I.e.tt in tMs morning frLni Sof ..k, which, in addititm to what was loft over from Mon.• illy, made a very limp .slioar of somples,•and ne•ilter conlinaiap. lase, rendered it Itopcms:nle Pliers toles silliest seimisiittirc tar • tclit , n in ',tic* al ihs. pit guano?, •nti even or Mei fierline owl) , a few picked maniples mold he Kni p1r..7-0 , 111 1 1 ,0 Is. per ileaiNt cheaper, heriner had So ie. f/1114 of mv. rivals wines till.ntlay.—ln - Lisrfry and other o , hro there is no t. tkal ,m• I is lick vr. 4 "9