The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-09 00:00:00

'Hiatt ao attack, as threatened toy feilvelrigliad 'Afton 4111 Uth , Indite' 4o station ow , the troilism of Tra wa porLon the.baakt of the the', .ali the troope of s V i e t hree primitive, of oho north that con be spirot t le. , .' aldesibuse of the South nadir 'Generals Peg. sod. Affirt -.• pct, Wirral Pep ie.so command in Tracts Monies, and .Mmehal Vaeooncellea in &Ira. The Cbrter had oon- Anita the debate ea the division of the • territory:lied , • ' uletormioed on some motions relative to form. The •ipeette of the deputation that.% alma on the King. and. ... • 3 , ltebeses drawee:bee been read. Hii Majesty repeated his resolution to maintmin the Constitution, and the . liberty . anti. the dignity. Alf •the nation at • all bounds, 'and ins firm confidence that the'' jam coals: would „ L 3tnenpit. . „ . . - •:- • • .:• • •• • ----War-- A Merino Niters hare this dotting anlved• to • . 17th May, by which we• barb - wicelve4 tho following • 'lntelligence i'Froit Mt Salvador. The Ptirtugnese ' . • ' eonthiste to piwer49% Of the My, sad the Br . Bof 3 ' :the lAntittry; Alert was' 'nsr - emismonkootettlt tibatei'er: he ,. •• • town thent. XS' tilitibllacto. of the Vity were in great distroac fee' tient VOLlwilv prtitisliins." A reinforcement • * T rivet Ye Outhibtne on .the Skit 4,pelf with 170 g, troops, • Oder ibiiitty of a frfeste, mobil; Ihr ti lsole number o f •• • t roerthhier• Obi*? SWF: `Tlietrtpli ilied filevartls `. • . • of ono: %A *Mt hi ' thigfpf Aim._ All - the vitae hie : • . - goodiefitl . bees 'Veitioio me bliaf :nr_abipping' for Opel ° • fet y; we willtitry plette *MA4 19 trplt . sal -f ' 11,1, ,11 ,4 ~ 4 - ...: o 1 A' • : .l l' ;70:41 .1e rp1%0 144: ' . ' . .9)111 . 1 AO . . ti 4 bet aTif ' 111.01*.ttarlolde had • • . , 1 ,•_ , 1W I.** o f 81 ) . i . ',•• •Ithwyttoes Of lAprit Rto r . fiteektfil 4 i l i a l 0 .• ~ s. tsiarrof,lb thousand dolled? , ~--'. . •: , ,: . : •FIIPT Lay 5114 05 44 - - -Seiti ; blitbitiW **tad that •• . &mere r lei.trailuitent, eetechnieet of tO,• Co, " - - capture that plieri . ; ff iinitifpweepteelhitieneral Monti . 0 "anti °MO plies/11094in halm 'Accounts' tad been trit tite • ;retied. en tbe billb 1114t1:11iletbe' eikiattetbo ere it pf •.it.- 1 E - fit. of oblebi4So,llBlo s tliel:Aaios'ef the ' i , '•.‘; 7 tn,,ltad mr •ed on tilt - }Rh lest, at Rio de lit a ntict alp j t a vpinforeewent teoll# *labor • • t:..•• 4. 1 . retie pn offensive tiltng _- '''' .. ' . . '-.•'' . . i .l, lie 4 gewheogii: Mit 18.:LYN ~ nitlite‘grOf it t 4k -.: twilit fete 94 Thotinitit.' ittnai 'Choate ;"' ' f i at . :,!,, ~.., jiwito..o.4tio wittloiforrencier to theColOmblipt fogey, •, ~ile ' llatlireetleitil Pars , 14t1rnf April, 'The bilk.: ''. iis chili the pace was closrty kept by lot ' 9nPatilele.., Zl -rr i ' Illtistoftle POttlY Rteo.—"The. UFA • ' Snitee brig.: r e 9 • "Re4orpvlso,itliteeeded to Sea Root Zei At, op Satur , i t i,, :, t ent topesung for Porto Hit?, with - F.!Roodei, a 'peat,: • ~.. ;ikeelettger, from our Hoveroment. 4V the atalprities•of i "'',. that filled, itipposed to rotate sO tbst McsittOntrart tont •• • teltMlf ttpets a schooner. -. r• ~,„ , azsoistawasawazsi=rot - Os 'Uteri* at a quarter baton sit *W419411111- 'ki • ' te left aif mbler the Lodge at firiesst is . Ord IttZ ,„ lw tir. , Was: Kettrhteit. The wee let z Wes - • ,.Aisieety's serire attAeks of the (out sikt:l4ast GO t roolith., .olifigid him to be carrit .. tt . .4 lc - ihale...-2(Costre Cm ife . e.) •. • ... : . • • Cite. ... i.1.&.4„...... 4 . ._. It Ii with stitch pin swo heat' . i ' lit,tl, es rentorkahle for - harms* •partiq . - Won.' ,T.,, hietis Oftill so Slid trillibleil tw *Stich , . use aSialakt. hire fai Olifitf I I t. be Obeirk ' :stated Par lion t e base9 erairtes •f on *me. Asti yet -.hi' .! Blajostyis detenairedearto oboonitile Welt* ethrottut is ao-rost, 7 8.4 ..,:. • . Jae editiotibe peenitseiriNfliblieeleat r . • Adviseesio tet4srieg a Tharuir ifta-'-9ttirs-, 6 •u, Weight " ','' Thv'Neettii ISfn d' 10414 411 1iffele n ellett hy 9 i ar si . 1 14 • 's Vie' !frig It teseell.'", 'tar 'kg ilkp trunks the Jew 1 :• .21111 1::° •Prir e ; doe,' elleelemeet _Alf ienlieemot of .Idr; : Ila On tii:Nr.eig•://1114.101111 ittiag otisoor• -.miaow, .i is IMOrratilotialtrs;:ressels . for war. ietQ l Wilitilt, • lieje - 4_4lMPhipies ;- - '. lizAe r ..asisiSen• lei, uthlttitif ;soli , "Wl* eift., .getiree. Salistiseat MI pealed iii ~ by *visor a olfrItiol: Mildest IR sftelltr ttf * CNN . _ ,•Witißtasm he * ravine of4. l l3eiligeftlit 1160, aldtes'ithais to anlitt, ter its or rcitiPs .7 1 6 1 1 ° In thin: 004 4 1 n1•Iniln° 111 " 'Mitoses without. his .Majelty'S c . )• . . -• :• Th e MthitelstM ? Thnreditt • • the .runt at • ; hofinceepat stabil mew Preach 1 'ts exact Immo • 'ill t.3,11411* froth it reniett itt-eridnif 400,11011 franca ~. i d. m o d A pp *Oh s almi me the tiepin of•theallt_of the f7th of biaieb hest; for the csecrithibf,ths refit fOrk SS • • Ilk rehitll datienisults • front difFereisfrotes of tradffinade 1 ' ' 4 4811/e :yearril92l rod 1822 bat not 'sited oa f for the • aisbuirsement of the ar of the 'fiatiatialtapenditnts.. „ . The bidding, for, this loan ars to Übe Odes No the iith ,tii(Julfiarict. id the bureau of the Minstar if airjamwe. The i•eninictars will be .entitled to the prodttekol the zi•thafte fro. tie twenty-srtond of. Se flteibber nell, hit • 'Will wily its called /won for the emelt* he twiest, snentls •ierctilleinso, of irstich the Sot wt* be.payaldothettlie , I h ef.Aogitelinfet, am.' . the 'hi . t s on the sth of 'latch, 'lei. The deposit reeisiNod Irks each featly handing 'l is bid for the contract will ,tei be lees than the demoot of tie woutheof tim restart° bilatred fot,'or 11,14708 , A . are ; Wit Ws, ilepoiit may ba synth either la specie, - Ittiemeof realest enieseuotassmeea efikieirlation. =- Ow. Cr. royal bawl* The parties. St Wthae.the osn then be adjudged, will be welled ea mi O 4• l4l a days .... • sill&lePosirtn•V s , oo6 , 4llll friiltes;• het which wee reigned to diem after the period U(the two • . tootatoitott. 1 A. Meeting of the Merchants, .11ancifsetarers, . and ' : interested in the Woollen 44ottroolete, !gibe knee* Add *ley, at the• Cow-boast, to take. into •‘,_ . . ratiok aud•reply to, an imPoitant deposal aside , ; OA! •lifitepty's Miaistent; to '* ethomthend• to • Perlis 'l 1 thr wilaial;o( the Wool •Tss,•pirocrided. English .woel sPoiret.th bp ,eaported dety,freoe! • 0041:ir . wader-. ... 841101.0 t wosprtist el the Woollen k is 4 ' eielleotoings.otlrinratlio filletir Vaii. y 'l"lll4ll‘tirstrati" rnNtreleliatetoierhens tit i notation tsadC",..l t _it *rapid • IMettpoo . - Id 7- • ---• . the itassinthat.... evili ler lillowlet the ben '' , • refllncliishLWant—qLeortrileeeetr ,Jentel.) Flossy lteihnii Mr* melted *OW ill.; ,ttlit.on ths fob of. May at tinweet'ilthsh is thitafter- • e' •ti liebrolieent St Shake% WAS so rapidly 4 ,,, ,,, ,,.. lay . sylerlpot North-west wlnd,that before eat;-jet 400 (14164 end mall) were reducatto ashes: • ' , __,e4na Tem Foto:gnats on Pairs ittissif,. May 22;, '—4 f'*o trihtst signed last mon th ; • and lately published. .Illaskinthail onlered considerable reductions in the • sinc.. . • Tileftteductions, however; iht ants/steed to the onfilownhiof. tee Hurd, the Corps of ItAthhariais s a d c all . 'pp that enmpthe the military cols ,r,, . Tril ' e f irii ' a:y. l- wilt canons smith t tieing of 18 mil. UM ofeablet a X-1-()/nosb. Cl?.) . ••• ' • . tear 4 Amnia' /laminations at Trinity Colter closed on • . . y week. - and the honours of the int rthth were aih.• • as totiows:—(N. B. no eases are ainealisl• In al . itakordse, not is ardor of worth) Resiotheples; or .—albsen. earthy. I/senile. Malkin. -Martin. P. ,litswisigtoo,Toonent.lLeedsjd Thlsnothwalth. W. ~ .4 W itild. Jolliet hapits,ot WI year.e—Chollis, Law. Per 881'..ktildell. ilPigraes,rWUitawiros. Probewo, or tst year. , raliston„_clinedeL Edseinuts., Hoedinnt„ Hales. Heald. eili a l i witn e n. Leib, Patton. attleafeld4 firratton.-1-- lit , - If lannithos•Pahle was adjadged to Pried.— el aid, to Willisswelti s:• • • • • • nowt and Filleatheif Trinity entiegs-havecialthe e . . le inillituentsendenhoth. for sperards at:a. Minden& l• ' " I ""sn 4 "fillwine 4011 s. The, new erections 'llk, 4.'bbethishawro tplaggssio,..n4Me. site of. the pnemit i - MOm id ;to gaimalaa beillwela Gold. Net liwitheilithra pnsfol.iphit ifte. Ithearlsc'e•Catatr . MO 4polPaittayrjlao4o—lii c r i'vs "'""_ , _ t lthaavrameme rte, anon.:!( . tar " 414 . 1 4;11 , Diai • bares *, • . - P•im • CUMIN _ •••••* - 111 • :179 V . .Del ria 7 lPiirisy the floVo — rit h r j ; ier;e4r7 l AOX l /1 . 7 6 71; course Of Leftism! on Poetry there. ' •'" • * ,fly thofOrtner subject oneleadirs teal tielpilaid ,to .be meant what was at first calleilLranetthigt, • Winlfill t, the name . was *changed to get rid" of a rqrW4 Of tlia4 7, died* irialkwas attached to the filimer - nails. us yr m'forWthitrroms., u e •db nit pr4tetirt3 View:. t maiiied - to os, that M. Wood Wei rather toot, 'Clitef . Mike Poctors Dalt. and Spurzhelm ansWlerAM f‘e * doe trines !bleb he urated,thanto risk.aisSi:eaMi .' n o 6 authority: •' , ' , • • • .".' I' The HonOrary ' Se t e Ac;iftf . ntlroblifirtitii 01, the ratios! kinds o f ealessiros Ene; In a triprel-. air, nianner. 'He ' occasion . to reeits. his declaid disapproval occatiriciltPoetry; bet, arterakit . apkart 'to at lb mine, to Iliiii-Lii it weld directad br Mk t 21. 'alebtlugh it. may tit •veVy FlOnbtfial witeibkii iffy • jr. 41: 'deer was evell'reiliintiifby the keen ' eith of M• ' yet. there can trer httte (LOU that many:have b ' tared' bythe • wilt)) i ngs or . the delinquent from erz ' ... themselves to the disk if , the aims, , castigatine...' e Dam tikennad piosentited as tears usailly hare 1)40 to itsPbkt tbeitOrerning lbettenis of the countries, pretended to be ; 'eebteadlng tloilter , tyrunder the people of tioxii, rei . Weir tfwn-benctit . aelf that' of *their drpendebts, wept, roc* agree rids fbeleititrei in his spirited reprObittioa 'of the cholce of thesopieti orb* and bunion carnage, Made by so otatierrte'Peetti: 1t was received with :Ws of approbation bythe very respectable sod • 'ob•dienee. • ;•it , ,..9-...-.: . •. ; • • •, ~ — 7 --- - ,- - • • - • . (FRI VAT'S QOARBSPON 111111 CL) .1 FiRTSZA, 7141. J in tc—pOn Wediefidor• I.olo* the Dolt eof • Sue Wismar' melted at .-Portsamstaw VW kis entering the town, ll* church' 'belle struck :up,:ollserty peal.• In tit• course of the morning, acaoilereldiet It ihs .Port Admiral, Admiral Whimbed, hi visited,' tt Dock Yard. and wss shoio. ever!_ thin trlltht k gr Of , • sestebserystioe, and fetore'reeollictiont Mt:hlititrAr4ss is the Admiral's barge. went on board the 'atettett'ther-. 1 lotto; moored off the Hard. If. was politelymweitred by the officers, and on leaving her. abootheit past Ore.' IM was honoured with a Royal *lamer Tosotrosie guns. On Thursday morning be inspected taw. Kepi Mariam (of which Curer, his beother-in-..*•.• OK Doke .‘hiCiarenee, is Commander in Chief, or Litrotgal),io their :Barracks. • It it not toe much. to - say. that; the polyp*, .to this garriont, are sr fine looking .oldlcyp os..ag,in . . the service. About:one o'rlocb, the Oahe attecdo/.14 .• Hamra( Lygon visited the One Wharf, which might ~with more propriety heeidled " Tke Qttloance Dev er," „icheiog•exaetly upon the same plan as thatat the Owe: io London.—ThoPuke appeared highly :gratified's* the attention shown him, and set off the same-mei emiglif • said, for hoodoo. Ts show every foreigner who Hanks 14 to . visit Old Ragland, her satire strengtiktlmingemo4o leer artisans ; and her many actual resources km been 081. . reimposed by men of wias.beads and sound j ' , ; and • those Daises, &c. as they are calledow ' • sr •ell what they have teak sad when *We tilirstia . wield is doubt ram* /oil to profit hylt... , 4 ./..- s.i i ; . : r .. The..weithor during the smell -lasi biell: Ma and . equity. the wind @mostly to the weetward•—The Sibylle. 44, •formetly ; loblybelle'(notSibidist saris the soar list) built feests•by LE grande, Nation, arrievi about 5, p.m. yesterday, from-the West lodies, sad.hroughl holed Ad miral Sir Charles Rowley, who 1. Slicateelled on that its ! thin by Commodore Owen. The gallant Admiral lead ei at Sally Port, and set off the same to iieleandpa 1 . BONAIVOM or Tauao.—On Ssturdartml, &lithe exist-- .• ittembers of the 'l'vuro s Corporatists met it th e Cote a~Hall, in porsuamoof a I.Meddlsolls. area:ties. them 44 rho's"' imoktapitaLlurgeases, in thorooin of the late Xi. Jamiti,aihil too Leto liter:. Me. Peaky. old to elect a ,11111hyor.1 The death of the above lamed 'oedema. gave npospoodemnee to the friends of Sir H. Vivian, wknob- Ambled a mandamus direct*, the election of two pempw Is their stead. But as the friends of the Karl of M attock the Recorder; then declined etMadieg. though wawa them ornate. is the boroughnotheday tad foe ,Abp election, the. Mandates. cook!. r.Ot be complied with. The Mayor, °Deceiving that Isy the chariot a majority of shed stating Mea** of the Corporation,,end. ant a •a - jerky off the whole somber of which the Cooperation lay ectoust, was required to sanction the -Meath* of cow Members, he proceeded to fil.op the racapolso. But: the Court of King's Beach having derided ,that an absola Mejerity of the whole corporation-irtgeo Members -should Wend to. resider the election valid. the new Mem-. hors nese declared .not duly elected. and a Mebdamus was obtained by the successful party, which had be come the stronger side by • .the death Of the late Dr. Kemp. T. John and R.A. Dubai. Estertariendl of Sir • H. Vieled.—As the proceedings on Saturday took place with idoeed doors, it it impossible to give .fall report of diem ,:—they occupied the Co** from elerettla the fore- DOOM until eight is the evening., We leg., however, that a romplaintem made against four Members of the Corporation, ar contempt of .the Court, brolfissiogoto attsedvas before stated, add tioat 'fin:swarm coolest's* the part of the lioblelliecoedsi lad bielriende, the were expelled .nodes a•claustr of the Cblltiars *Wilt it it understood. authorises: ineb a proceeding. The, former mimoritY having thus become, the Majorify.•th o ey ' pr • teeded to till up the vacancies and to chow a Mayor and Abletmette•-'llsis, of coarse, was protested against, and other vermin put in nomination, whim it i 4 contended have been legally • elected by a. real majority.—Thus 'Truro has two Mayors and two sets of 51 agiettidel, &o,; —which are legally pos ses sed of the officers intrestien,• the Cutlet of King . * ',tench melt decide.--- . Tbse r ea l, - htme 44 ,corocation is the privilege of retamiectko Members for the .111 f aratigh.--How pat:lode std' dot Nobility and Vestry, When they contended so warfotidateliietoter.. .dated mirth** of serving the go 41 .opletspTruro .ba,Mitftinoetst 1'. 7 -4Weet len.) ....Bennuon or SOsstner.The eh:ethos of a., Member r .i . p this*LlotOdgh, is the phosof 'the lion J. 'W. Ward. - litalled to the upper !louse, tooluislacacin Monday ' iii..- , Jeho Stoart Wortley. Req. son of.. the Member for. yeekshire• was the candidate oo tile old-interest, sod Edward Rose Totioo, ftsq. i "'reddens'n of omeldelebt• property, was proposed by what is deatohtieited the IiJIH dependent interest.--On the time of the poll; the suer. , ben were,-4or Mr. Wortley l4;--for Ur. Tonora.„l7; lent the Mayor whO is in tite interest et the Patront,. (Lord , Monet -Rdgeombe and'Mr. S. Wortley),sejo.i the whole of Mr. Toone...rotes, and declared Wortley to be duly.elected..-sMr.T4IIOIO.III a'. neat a...„ . appropriate speech thanked those hadersmdecl.:eloctera who had given him their support, add jae,hod, tb,* to a slimier, which was provided at a private . . host* the Innkee per who bed- for Many • years pait,sap ported the • independent Interest - hating• lately found it for his ,advantage to • change sides:4-4S d. said that Sfr.•Tiaaa I (mods have lately elsooteeod some document. which fully warrant ids o 1 etltionlng the. House b f Coalman, .__ll7. W_ _ _ . ;11_425_ is op. • Oars that every isakih; Ind restdil Alt. Wortley was goOd (Resit, at th • A gentleman Raiitbsrgb, and .. tlettaoleoCk weight, itsedioqoer inten ds . r oeotmostlko ••- ii:00,4011 . what le, share !emit.' '-~ • . _ lh.~ __y.. _ . • ..am Ile uogy, Jimmied, ..frOar Hegel ; Sleets. Deethwait, from Demerara; Delafori, Yrieng. from Saint '.itiarieet's ; Hippy Return. Bhalialtetr, from Seville; Es : Wildeome,-Merriee, from Marseilles; end Esther, from De- . erfora.-Put Leek the Jupiter, Park. for Van Diemen's fhaat. 7 -Nrane 7.,-IV/ind- S.W.-Cases down (row the River. e teocis, Bunt, for the Smith Seas i Mercy, Ramaley, far 3%04044 ,Moomataeor, Hillary, for Qiebee ; and Trial. Ilreihart,'(dlr Hialife, and remain' to the Downs with the 'p a tteettli ---- bolipd.Also : and smiled the binders, .1 s on, for I; C si: S. Eclair else salted-for • Porth, and .pIeTITZ - Vegetit idt Br•a. . • • • •." ._f_Politaradtrrit, J une 7.-Wied W.S.W.-.A rrt red the Al- Maiab3Weit: femethWisle of Freese; Gelfeed. Young, from . 35: iflocent's.4.-J one 0.-Arrived the Santhwortli, from the .Stopoof Good Hope. P.taitettu,Jewe 0.-Wind . N.W.-Arrlved be Heresies , Varela., trent Loadoo for Ceylon, to take Sir E. Barnes :e,e_dtlenierS.-.6Sailed the Tribune frigate for Gibraltar. '„.Aftt ' flue Vebetle transport Chathalis wlth.troops.-- "Ill r iaksiohria..Juast 7.-Wind 81.W:--41rrired the Lady It livallaati • Pocket from Lisbon. ' . ;:.*.stritet froth the akeeti at peel. dattA Jos' 6 : - "Are lioed Oa -Oporto, COvey, from, jportela 14 dap. On th kalt ift. off the 'cam of Spain, watt boarded•by machoolier rit f illit Privatr, of B ries !At / 4 00..RD.n. • 'nit officer W 1 40 0 0 - on bo ard w.OO a so l lltatd.. With en interpreter, whnitricOy•exentitied-ihs pipers/ "and aiMed the • grin - - teer belonged to South 4mericm, Wit from her apptrantll lreetentequipmeets, Itettlfthi oreirance of the- crew, she .Iria 'trident* an 41neqpik pAttiard,' and • leoki es out • forimovir retiele. - S6,,wto *44, ,bleek paintod,tautt ' -: •ellisg vesAt i l, •,.•, ~ ~. , ..,,,..,:, .-. • • ' ' • • • - - . - 4frittiii4Atireir+tilg efit *tow &Mi. lit l ttirObailesSoWlef.ll.4 o .ll,•a laiet;ollosioodor- Aiill hi the Weil Indite, arrited r ot Stitheitt, to the lbaid. frigate, Oot. J. R. Rowloe,• - hertag been slit eteded by Veinmodore Sir Edward Opteq,. K.C.O. ',The llybille)ift,•Port ,Rti*t Sa44l(itktirniii.a*iite"Hecan afb, . 10 dA'A41; 'if .P.lPP*Oalt4l l .ol.. 141 ,81 • 0, brceolofloON itnt thirli days' tat) fritth,lllo/1411estulaita and then rettecn id lit janisici. ,Thietmetne; resole* st The Hawattoobt .tips thoo.loOloh 004 eost..rant the Castilvitf§t: Joao As '11; 1 1.1p. which cossmauds Abitotttneee ee i era Cm) aoß,lteLl Oat for the blother,Ceestry A that the Euiperor • iflOilicie had beea.difeated thy She• Republican, to his eatkeek upon the dip of Vera Csnxined was take, pt., 'sew., The three Repoblfsentlbiefs afterwards opasti tr.' *toadies ..Hefleasy,,end.ensemoned the General • ' lows lo tionsidei wheholteeeticaiwettoald be MIAOW #oll:goastitclica. awl what shostkl-Ase ihe fete of the'l*, .ft,ffor. The idly other force is the Royalist 'tittle ' vs in the ,distast peptises of Maracaybo, about 2,400 men, under General Morales. But an Indrprrideotiordeitf 'ollo,_,_ 441 " 4 _, "id, loO.oiljtobliiitta Wolin:full march against Pont inestr Inuagava clever aid mtporjeticed of f icer, the 41seelatioe of bjs eolleitatid seemed certain. Morales Is the •Othees to whore) Sir Charles ft•mliT deAt a region'" oblate, .forkettiing possessioa. et atieksh ptipyrty ebicit , bed-Ames landed .'at Mare yaybo preyttene• An ,tiant.; plod* Fel II 11. lute h is peseeteloo: We. estletetownhornff, ffilth. . 4 0 she property as be 4144 saw -. llli, liktitganeOz. bat sliattatigh.wia.aaithilioheme Asti; on son signed io kipliffierdlr,l4 haM &flea ' hit ,Sorsaja? ~ 'tan!. The, pirates at COsiiiirevrot Of tri a ls Ittlur , e , ....f#,:thirboitiditut ropiiiiftireitb The Itiou IP 111, .ttiooderr, soder the obamtiood 414.1000sint . HObiolt, ,hast . Itreadr . ' Adetrifted dirOo . Ikea** •lit it, 5 -trigs Of 'Wail escaped out sin* , at, (.4 ;!Mattis. •'.A mark" of. the teen taken in pirate vepolshe4 been executed it'Jamoica. -The Scent sleep of war was also stationed at Cuba.- The American. Flotilla had destrovettone small image, t. 'they afforded a 'nobly coamay.4u^a)itsltipe NY * ** HS. Viiiitalt I. slorDoniple.headedoitot Key,.whlat.fi i ellst all daager.-Tbe island of Cobs , was laieti.awd tii 4 trelkileposed towards the snotheeistmetey.+4•The Oloacester, 74, (Commodore .Bk , Edward' 4hren), Trio and Rinelove, were left at Port Royal. :-The Thomism. was destined * .Cutingettia- and tilaaftkalerthiv-The • Porte, Sir, T. Cochrand.•-wowliPteastlik it . flotisadors;• the Hyperion, (..4ttaitt-LklllettftiiimitibeOuba I the Piro ow, Capt. Newcomb . , was, rotor . , itivilippicen * atlas, Phi, n Cept.d.littretteS,N,e i ve,‘ oe lioldoe; -tbe4iiicittis,Liaitimissi 4. 141i4onvoy. .• to Waders; end anima, 'B.loe-tint Voitsts.,tho Fal mouth, 20, lleptain..Parcall. ;sailed-fro& Jasitaisa,- ler, Bitiand, with a convey, the; 90th April; the .Bak, Igo Otptain Warner,. mill bring tame. tisti4hine • tra4d..-The Sybille Nosed home Oapenin Walcott and Capt. Mild may, of the Nsey.-•The - following proitotions bad-takes .place:-t,' oposio J. W. Roberts . promoted loatommead the Tyne; Lieu;. J, U. Grabam,lo command the,Lcants i , vies Matthews, invalided; .Lieat., T.,Stopfortl, to epos-. mind the Caroatitini 'vice.; Ciltl, „Haidsosy ; • Meet. • A, • Forhar, .to etimmand'As ifiancian ;. Vt. 'W. *thaw Weller, to be Llietenitat of the Scotty; Mr.Soliblid.to be LIAR. of the Hyperion ; Mr. Griffith to be Lent: of th• Satimu;a, rice lierry.-Wites Sir Owen takes the entire odnimand in the West ladies. Vaptsio G. K Nob Wilt . be promoted teihs . coetmend of the Woacester, ind.Uspt. In :f....Xelantlit remove from the Bustard.* the Ring dovet.ollite-illanet.Of',,kimaldi was healthy, anal ,tirrellips mftbosirildron rethirlaablyso.-SirGbarlae, body. and . Miss ilistileyiset or for Loadion soon sfcer:lbs-Roville ,•0b: t tbs.. ship Minims :fibituffiVidphi-tarvi • Oirlyod,'llin'e. direa from IPort Juitos• (Flew :South .Wilei,) erbieb pleas site leis: en the IS AC" ant baring touch ed try where, and nude her taksitiri • roartd::Eape Horn. in four months and #tp daft..,.. SliW;hal . sa•dalt cargo of wool and seal oil r the lowa. ;Pihsapallr!be ' prottstewef tbe II Gallica M r.' WAr th ur.-oMilim2 ier oeb lin-, ~parteit le thsossisi is better :gen% -footinatitet 'Met eltnenthrt teperihko the first slims- • .e"M . . ,Tai'' Arab, convict ship, .landetl the cpeprkts-Ake took ; frees ,Corte,-at Van Pitman's • Lana, is% tiottoirborind ~ the . 111itchiotteee of Wareoto4..bandeff her's in. Decethhst:-... Both ships iftekciordisptoomplell to Batavia, for pppei.: The Satellite Stoup gt: war, Capt. M. Currie, was if Syd ney.-Trade was toterably..bstsk at all our settlemeitts is that knarter,,knd•the f ?OF ilid • been productive--The 4fith Rigitneek . and *ear, the whole of the 3d Itegitoehti, lierellusrttiectlin tlieG o anise; the ship with the tieod.• inextere of thit latter being daily expected.-T1in,424. :et A , niltr,pettted, wben ttio4lps INlttrentiyopld pro • ilr - Trio a ftnes,Olasper, yip to y, itate.-"... e prw' theLffre'vplitneta of iiiltlie na , Be who tprord I ,notllast webbc- . hive aptid'to . ..l,bilertn't pop4sed f*y the freprietoehrotifit - thft eit9eP4on . of. bine: beitMsitafict a. 4tuallsailt -. tit, ahOs3italual OtAbla.htiwerteri-eleit •mjils e 4'14 . 401. . e",- Rdiiiiimiglo Star ofFritag ) . ...., • --;, ' • oft.' 04 1 edoesdat, mere exici4Ad a 4 Mine: ,litiording • tireentence, lamas Wilion (ite . Mac-qiik ' Ind John 41`Boneid; for betwebroliing,. and 'hew 0 itrtal4 repots thieves - . WjhOit - r aihita the ev ti • er,,end tuoicieve 'if 'fimsoraletit„ and 31:iDG th r / :AilipeiAlunide . . with Moth • Abe* pig} Ibe ewitdip*f. • r of list e ls i ilkerchlak 'ewieutned.tennit altd . nibbricoll his. ten stligisbeini 1410 'sipo.r tit 1.7 11. -"ens itu terve* its OW' - • *ikon-. - 11 . :;:rhP - 4 1 4 , astAll '- 4 'r. At 'frote % ed ~.,..-.: Pogrsasoury -,.._ r-- , --__... ;,~ N- Mg " n g aill " Mr. '. °Vlw7-6 """°' to " I P' iniwiisie - eiiefe - ie r inV l tretet• 414.14. if ~,r „ ..4 . 1 4 , ;IN; i pellets hewing a freehold wn tliolle. , ~___l _ : : 9oittir , ; , 444. __... I: . f . tii . _ u ding within thiferish, Is entitled to eoiero.:-: " PI " • turd ".... NT'' ." ' ' T . . '' hes. ss lot pion* bat bi s m md e n td olita gel apagn d.gieg ti!,.... ._ ,d tlfr 1 0 10 4hi'd exceel t the lilligemisbeAress.;—(ibkl.y .-t , . - *-1y i. teiwt•Wotty, • I . ,4 \1 104111.11‘.' laity, o no , nof this town who lately estwresetigdie NI fitan'llid eiire Sean ..,i 3 " bu.t_ipr ~ . cle7 sitee,l sd whose opinion on each a_ isalsjaat ienesti* .I risUfeilledigethAWllliiilw 4 r llo6l a.- i• p je,;..., 6 4 i % weight, reparti . tflat the Pommel—he 4 the ' . 'attain kicking-Ake hoW eq., m. 101,, : . 4 ' , 5,,„ oacts. to came the duty on 'whiefiejw:ko 214 . '• : VyAnerfted, 'mad tiOr Pro badici•Wolairaoll. ~ 6 -uptl3 . .. . "it sallow. The present"detg . is veiy 'stark 1n 1.11.00410' .•, • • at with the acidttioeof wign Sims *Dili •• _ • t ;II wAPIMS9•I4 . prier. and the compl ete check . gswisn'le :Intik. si! ~ • '.' _... • Awl s 4•. k*: estgeniej se .„,,,.. 11P1C is 1 0 winion to apoAogd* w4gital - ' ' I Milt Ceti As Item boiler. cou ld ..rifflociftiss Ceerierl • ' ` • of hi recovery. ~. must • • '•• • . • * here-iiT some ter,to;, we uaderstand, of givitte. triumphal entry to Alderman King. We rioutiti' - ever, whether. the Police. though nothing linli;. WOW be suffered to attend the Procession. and their Abutted , might snot altogether he prudent in.the .ovation. We imagine, therefore, that this ceremony will be postponed fot the present ; hut there is certainly •is grand dialler in preparation, with an accost of wbicb, doubtless. Iva shall be supplied by the Papers. In the wean rime, the Faction base began to display their triumph. At the Theatre, last night, they got up a preliminary rehearsal.' Oreuge fiats were unfurled from the boxes, fraring letendetlnd symbole.of the m us t a n equ i voca l character. Shouts nere repea! , ,lly given fot Alderman King. amd long and repeated rives fur the Lodge 1620-464 Lodge • in which the weary was subscribed to organise. the rioters. There are some who affect to disregard or despise these exhibitions: Foe our own parts, we took upon-them as very serious ; and the Government, at least that part of the Government which has been compromised, must regard the exhibition with feelings which we shill not 'describe. Bet, as we said before, this. is only the beginning of the second Act. At the very erstameare meat .L.,thie,.treuble o we ve n tured to affirm that there Was no middle courae-s-that Lord Wellesley should pat doernt Aepegotees, et thoOraugemen - would put him. • down. ikt .40 tech.!: ; '. ' (rttoit Toir!-attalsiti . ardarermii* POST or tit nay.) Toe 6 4: : grelimineer rehearsal" above alluded to took . lace it Pk. ,Ilmwthores 'Beata Ott. Wednesday night ; srq, were Mat:theeta: for:teen' . ' ' filo of ear reader., o 1" .eveminwie c funkilii ...i oors of the e/fair ill (regal. iritrairical PP/ ..' IstletdaY ; _..., ••,, ~ " htm too* ' 14ase w eteiT. , 5,.. • "We ciarrAt Write-oil- :Tohee's Bene fi t, for we canaat.thiskans&veithisaS goation. The House was Wt. Wetter rwe;haiiilieSar this. erasoo ; but any thing •so manure& is Vie i t hi the persons m um we bare never wfinveisid. It' was • mere political sseerablage-o-a mingregitroa . aftßrauggemen. This is the blessing of wiring a triumph Act 'neither party . . This is sour glorious state expedieney:--bUt never &med. It will in the • end eventoste in something good for Ireland. There•is.a limit at which forbearance seases to be a vir tue. The majority of tbe . peoplawill.mit be trampled on. The Orangemen were fur tone--downright othrage..us.—. lord Wellesley was hissed in a line style—then there was a.m., fur the al-m-ad Papists, and a clap for the2o 004 Orangemen of hand. The EvAttorney General, San . fie, sat in a prominent sheathe., and be was vociferously applauded, am! Mr. Plunkett 'asViolently hissed.. Next there we., clap for the true • Orange Jury, and a hand l:o64.f typical of title • Worse lqas beta forth•by a rude ragas irs,thwtettlees..oo wap rather well dressed. Al lot all this, which was done is tie best arid bravest style, Ite had a Clapp ill good English.* for timpitayers of the dam-cl Arnalekitim, awl fee halo.' 'Barry, and for Thorp, and. for Atieson• and linewarlam, lad others of this stamp. Zing Willkweareas next brimitdsition, coupled with the keligema &JO, far Sehleh,thewil were three cheers, an 1 tisembole • Oiled witird4a444ts Pepe and Popery.— There wives* asere tliaa yojears written. We can not rehedlialiatreifidik • It"mi our heart sick—but ire gond" . . . - titiflii. lie letpreasioe that such a there' fait leap': . . I " _ osatis.—:SPraoaenttra Ftturr.--The approaching fight between CUMppet, tlie•gypeep, and Bishop Sharpe, will take place Os the Issetaat. The fortner is tha favourite, and aimed Jaye play to expected. etrativapra.RFainaire—ntese men are In close train. ing t trbfla Jely. Nitres AND Statzeti.--lltiklaing tangible las yet taken place en In the renewal ot.lbe battle between these men. Should snek an erect take-place, Spring will be backed at three to ate, • • ' _ - - , • AN u . nreefretratt liberteiretti.—thie alb. Ring, we fee informed, has ask *hit aelmilisno4 Resident in front of 080 if oar comity ltails' - eittif As late Assizes, in con- Mtjairtme of having - angtied in a match with oast or ahelbest kedges mil circuit. It is said that be _fought in o borrotied italic a Chat the honours he had previonaly obtained rental* ibtaintshed. The battle was all against Dick 6mist.tbe kit, lid be at last received a dirottler, which " settleable WW1:" WILILY Raotersa .or Weannte.—The days of last week hoe been alternately tbir..and showery; and, thongit Neither the heat nor the minima been remarkable, vegeta tion has rapipty. advanced. AL a proof that the season is mot new 10.bis%iirard as it Ram ,apprehended it would be, we have to remark that green gets were sold fa London on Saturday at Is. Gd. a, peek s 144 year, indeed, they were as sharpie the third weak of May j but that was an uncoil amoidy forward mason. :Ikon the ob ton of thirty years, -we can atatb that green peas in the month of May have itot.tomet sold so low as Is. tld. opeck above four times within .yet period. • The quantity . of rein !fallen last week is j lipidrodtke of an Inuit.' . filosse thunder was heard 44 : Wedoesday. • . • ; • 'Strand, June 9. • . •.• • ~ 4'b ..:. 1, L...... 4; w ..h r . rif,poioareas:. t , 8 ,st.d•et II %411 Pf l 1 89 . — boS . diklll $ *“.-116: •-:42: t . ':: 1,• 4 , '• Mb. fik 7, 5... I#4 *tourrzi. Tt ~~ ittiO Fair 29,90 Cloudy ,M Fair 6 Stormy Stormy .M' Fair *a Fair .... , iyivihstArts — . .'*e.:3 6- g li - mt n is;Jesablei l rei teleaere to 'eq.*? lbolteolawl,,viltrleetrlV4l,lo4aaleadayset the ROT. We. Mike of (14te o ese, - -ane4 Mrt,Morkvelck. ot,tae neigh 4w_ urbeed of lift .• ilia dildylif:thefoilotviog familiar tic hattences, :which SO - bide - alitertpd daring a course of .e.ars, and whiabiewittaillytielVTdted ibonetle present period i— • . ; :.. -: .. •--- - (Whores:we:don enejel yes, they denote the tattiest sad the Mita fitltte at which the occurrence/was observed. The lefties W..00d A * etodes4sisists of she necnes o f the *h oovers* - :-. -. • 4 .,.. i ,,,,..„.•,,,. . ..,:„ t,,.. ii4,...1,,,,,, . ..- ..Z 39 *tell ' - • .., ' ... . . . . 0 .. .-... . Pat red iik•trito , fr tetii p.;•AI. M. lc JUIN 914 '' ' Midden noolleipal-10. Janlel)..l( May 4, Jell. I& Wisfeed 1.- , lr.Jesoft.i.t-Mi %Ora IP, June I. ' - Inerilfl:—W. Jane 43, - ,lelty**-L.M. Jinie 4..-40. ' l 4llibie ppapirrject IL—W.-Jude -13,10.—M: April Id. . -., „ `t'! 9 - !, " ' (To •beeeetinoed.) • . . - - irbe SS* trees, , we era cove:m.o to beat', lure' been . . it:44114.0Y D oane blighting r wink .which prevailed at iritbrvilr, :OAPs.- the int tear dspl4-ea(BSeste .dd. . . - .Ceseile Bttcttatrie.. )ome 9.—The arrival ' of 19 heat, Illatie)' and limn, sre:oot considerable • bat ther'ele anO. Ott tintnefn rap* of .erate..ehielly t rot. lreland, and the quantity of .Ileekisolee:letge.. -Tar prinvet parcels ,of W Wavle* ebnieedrlkaik.AßO?t %non/ than' thieday .sentniflpiest: het spasl/41 oltoie there is net much life in 114 tratli.-;:iltoter ietbilni ..i per last titetyd—Bradelell heavily and rakes -lowee..4r4**- of lioth kiwis rattier . eceed the :palatial:a °di lait Wei 4 - Our Oat barytes:a ibst . rolic-strstir at tr a gedy eittentities di it con • it, to • easio-14 i 'kneel.' _, . , Li ne/ has farther, decli 4yr qs. . •, . I.'. *-. '. .. .. -. • t i, - - • ..1 ...- , ; .., • A 0 Tar expo , Us iiiiieT v ; _' 4iTbeteteitiZA 7 f99ll dy 0 matte! tfrisi rind WA .4:tidifl% nil 2 'elderly:A . 4' l 6oloj -1 ? ' 0 "abttredt. -i legit r. gone inn spur above ss.. t tet atom The' li ate beta • rather sky le pstellaskage e above article, atihee i l s dnot r ot ak liw irAltlyiptl er re i i id rice th: Peteil., Mallon god liable - ; 11 r - _ _.... .`V.. ~~ U. -WI 4! ~~ ,: ~, ,