The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-14 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. 3.4!.. 10.—On die Sth I,lo.lsit blejosty transeved wirfi th• Count d. Casts. Mid. r►er of 'the !a►erinr; and yeeterdey with the Mellish Drinilles, Moaner of Florian Albin. Lionfo oso t.Gooonal Boron Cannot it omongst tbr nowoh.r of Genotol solfiroro coned by an Ordinoneo of ilir Kink is form the Stet of ebe Araly.—( Jour mil des bids.) . _ M. Casimir- Peril., •as pr.e.nt at the Siting of tire Ctwobrr i f DPpeties y•sterasy • Miaow% from Mashed. dated the 21Ph alt. state, that an Pllrterdinbcy cowrie, bed been dispatched to Naples, In order to defe► the tearable of lbw Prin. cm !wain Chariot's. with Ow Infant Dos Francis qtr P 461,11.8 celebration of which was Reed, by virtue .4 full powers, for the 12th inst. It Is possible that ehe courier will not arrive at Naples in tine to delay the ceremony. illedame Catalan', on preeeeding to Cattle, where ] ehe will embark for England, gives concerts on her tourney. She gave one en the 6th of January at Cheat, and will give another rre Saturday neat at • 'llse province of Khoressia', one of the deed and meat optical of Persia, has raised the standard of resell, cad declared itself independent. The Doke of Gineasster paid a visit yesterday to 51onsiest. There is lisle& in the resit of Salowie ' in 11.1. thusniv, le the Government of Grade., sn old see named Nicholas Betatrowski. she 1%114 yaws a age, and who, with his children (lam spat sod • daughter), the youngest elf wheessleflO, still labelers in she bolds. A farmer of Lossain died soddenly the lid Inst. is the 107th year of his age. ile . constantly enjoyed geed health. French Fends. Jae. B.—Five per Cents. 67f. 50e.; Book Steck, 150 M. Jam. 6.—Fite per Cents.67f. ; Bank Steck, 1500 f. CTIAMBER OF PEERS. 3a's. 9. At noon the Bement were occupied in the eterni sation of two proposithses, taken lute consideration I. Aglow sitting, relative, one to the Duke de Iti clrefievi end the other I. the entire abolition of the Deaf d' Aultsine. The Chamber then formed in general essesnbly. Oho Firmest Debesebage delivered en address, ive of his jest regret at the loss of oust Gantheaume. of whom the Chamber was ed en the 28th of September last. Moller regret was eapressed by the Duke de Cris7..al'llarre on the lois of the Itlstshal Duke de who died on the 28th of October. The speeches were ordered to be printed. The Order of the Day demanded the dismission, in limners' assembly, of the two propositions examined a the Bereeez. Ott the list (relative S. the Doke de Richelieu), the Presides' hiving anotrenced that a Royal preposition, tentliog to she UMe object, would be immediately addressed to the Chambers, the Assembly, In respect of this provides, deferred the considerstion of that which had been submitted to them. On the second, the Chamber thought it eapedient to neesioate* Committee of lye Members to csesider of it.—Adj..nrned. CHAMBER OP DEPUTIES. JAW. 9. The Sittig" opened ar ate o'cl'ck. Amon the Petitions addresser. to the Chamber, Sod trantinitied r aka compote*. Commisaine, ens earmarked one from Genets, Massie, sccesed of 644 0 - Ais it divides, of the Department of the Seine and Oise complained of the sommer hi which the Gth Ar. tide of the Law of Recruiting was carflocl into es p. cation to that Department, and that the contingents were wielded at:cordial to the population of 1103. bent to the Minister of War. M. os Gouvrou Sr. CT. proposer! • Project of • Law retailer to the manofactere of asltperre, which be developed in a speech to the Citasober. It Isipeaeb • defy et 64 francs a oeiusel an Portage saltpetre We .paned in French vessels, and of Milne= if imported to forefge vessels. TM Project was seed, sod me derod to be printed. Baron Loon, Minister of Fialiatir, thetedemloped .the metives if • law relative to dor mks of powder. The manefactere of this article could net be free like Met of s altpetre. Powder is delivered to the'Llowero meet, sod sold to individuals seder the regulation of .the indirect tsars. The unmet of ibis species of im .peat is estimated at 600,000 francs is the Budget of .11118. The law was then read for 6sieg the price of pow der eke sold to individuals. &speedos powder per kilogramme, Sr.; fine powder for sporting, flf. 50c.; .for wer, 3f. 40e. ; for mining, 3f. 40c. ; for foreign commerce 31.10 c. The T aill ' els:er of Deana then submitted a project of a law, earetiesing the present duties en tobacco. The sethent at present derived from this source is estimated at 40 millions of francs. This. projects are to be takes into consideratim es Tuesday and he following days. The President received. • loiter from M. Manuel, who hod been elected a Deputy by the departments of IA Vendee and La Floisterre, its which be dee Glares that he makes his election for the dap :tweet of La Vendee. 0(1(1. OF STOCKS lUll uhir AT oNr. tri:Lota., HA.% , iock , Sir Cent. king 106 I 1 per Celts. fled. 711 hubs !Mod. 1 , 4 F 5 p 3 per Cad. 4:410.011 iRe Low Anw . •2U A. 16 Se pet Ont. OS i F:ccirquer bath 19 SI p t swels for Acr. 79e , Ostairut I per Ceut. MI TILE' . STA TES M A TIBUSAIAT.'4IIIIUAST 14, 111111. To me MIMS OF vas STATESII42V. it might well be *spotted *lst the personal Friends of the late Proprietor of this Paper would permit a brief interval to pass over in moornfol silence, after the fetrented event of his sadden death. Hat they NAPLES, DEG. B.—Nloir„t Verities has eshibiterl I had still et ! sel ! .aeties to perform. They had to pro. one of those awful spectacles which have too often tint and strengthen the Interests ef that Journal, crested dismay in our unfortunate city ; the abyss which he loved and cherished as be did the two chit. Karst wish • terrible roaring, and after trending forth dren w h oa , Ire .l e ft b e hi n d, sa d w h o ma y b e said to whirlwinds of flame and scoria!, it vomited's bed of be bequeathed IN the care of a generous and grateful lava which 'Mewled itself even to the limits of the P u b lic.They h a d to rally r mind the br4rasmix, villsee d is Torre del Geco flux, e Dec. 47.—ft is r yet . impossible to state with the Fiieeils of (Le cause for which it fought, mod the sccoracy the purposes of these armed bands which, Friends of that man who (might and sugared with from the mountains 114 she Sierra hielena• have de- them. The ronsiderasioma which might lead the . e podsd upon La Mancha, where they have committed Public to give their especial support to the SrarLs. 's oaps ra nges. Of ibis we are certain, that they osnototts sad bat great pr„pertiro re.rm, we shall aisle with the s im p licit y which be. t err eery hrum conch* mr man who have served is the army longs to their character, and adorns them. No aid r sweat she Guerillas. 'llwry ban even proceeded which was ever given to eery piddle object of im. so far SS to levy belly! COllttibetiGGS it Samoa Cr.;'s to rtoote, eau so great and persevering as that with and nen at Msdriders, in the minty, of the peer. erbltm t h e L ~I.4rism.lN upheld the RIGHTS of the viwce. Several traniters ninon they Ink were rberrir d din ,„ thump d. ys t & o wl". Pruett, under every disadvantage which the Ext o:penes o f these h o stile d emon s/ t owns, G aa s eo mews min of the Vaunt could devise. We do not need Las magcbed several Indies of troops to Ciaded Reef, le argue this pent. Let the Columns of the Papet be sr* , .qpiNOVaall TIIE sTATESMA?4 Altaic*, end other situations on the plaits the f•ot of she nmenteise, The centre of these eanloommits will be Temblegue, end . % detachment of Royal Cata• bissiers bee been diepetcbed there. It lioovioes"that the Government feels consideribly alermed,itromo l especially es these luseditti hare greatly locreated .within the lest month. The gluiest Arent ivl ob. served by the Mieistry regarding theta disorders ; and it is not nut to we l ts% to what extent *sr prevail. leg reports ire or are nor, eseggesate.i. It is said that the Coed of Rio Janeiro has termed to give up Monte Video, coal restltetion is made of Olireese sod other Centime which formerly belonged to Portugal. Many remelt laden with wheat have arrived st GNPs, frees the coast of Africa ; their cargoes are to form pert of the provisions for the Espedition to' Chili. We ate assured that the vessels of war whiCh. ere to convoy the sisnament are neatly equipped: and transports are entering the harbeer frees alt quarters. If, wMtt be mires in America. coiscilia. lion is unavailing, Count Abisbel is to carry the war to the elitists estternity. It is said that the Wavers.' mint intends to roles its seierity towards the prittpii' its in the fortress Of Ch e. A general seseoety, sad the real of ell Spluterds who hove takes shelter ie foreign eoentries, Is sten talked of. How far it will be efectual, it yet to be men. The police officers motioned to the pesties . of the Pyrenees, hate seised, within a few days, s number of foreign papers and pamphlets, proscribed by she which wets ottempted to be introdeeed into Spain. — They were met imesediately to tbeCresid Inquisitor at Madrid. M tenni, Dso, l i7.4it Wald - 114111410 0 m4n• meat inreods tet.orr alhe s lblteMllo,llli 00 make it, io tact eijlltary isidy; • " f. • ** . QT AT ESN A 24 NEWSPAPER.—TN entire •-/ COPT•RIONT of Ms' leareoatilisterd sod valaable railltrittarail is to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. vootaira peapplat., waled up. sad addressed to Mr. Witham W&. Na. 110..roessilamplon-baildiso3., tbatotery-lorse, will be roc t ioed fog Hi Patriotic, no sr before 1% LONE/MAY, Ilse Wilt harry.. Tot Typo ad Printing Ilaierials to be takes at a fair valuation. • Abs. to be disroed of in the...ate manner, and by the awe period, TIIE CONSTITUTION. Slits DAI PAPER. - _ eekrchtle ; if ont propeeltlett whainow, lot the Oesecr of this Motsvi be scorned god abandoned. Bet it is not only tree that the Slferiss- MIN has done this. It is the tele DAILY JOOlllllAt. in the Metropolis which has done to. We are not called upon to go hoe any harsh scrutiny ; hot we leave the fact to be declared, as it will be found to stand upon the Columns of all ether Journals.— The asst consideration we shall offer Is, that the letATlt of PUBLIC OPINION IS pecelierhy it for the sn amen . ' wrung* of a Journal that edentates the C•pag and the MONTS of the Peon.c. Scarcely any owe is Rom to be fiend who does nut understand NeT•s• M RIGHT'; TRIIGUTS; aRa no one an be fouls' who scouts them, II rue who have lived by their tapress sib:Wien. • Ile who knows any thing of the human mind knows, that human affairs are • to be taken r 1 lieffirra of the•tide, 10 . 1riad on to just so ccccc c lair are to be abandoned to soca:sire •rand eke nal shallows. If oho Friends *of •tise. Perang'S RIGIITS will sleep o'er the greet turtiorit antt pro. position, they Mast perish; and the People must perish with them. Beside the very favurreble state' of the Puhtic mind generally, there are favoursble omens in the disposition and feeling in which Paz- LIASIE.AT will meet. There is no doubt that a very large Molorhy are now convinced that ewbstenfral Reform oast cense. or that they mast go. end the whole AM.TOCRALT of the cavalry , with them.— 'Their .le/operas . , ;memos must be sacrificed by theasselres, or they most eventually destroy all their permanent achish.eges in society. The As Anoti•vs, who heretnfure feared the People, now fear lit RE. avvrs .bat 5. ay sod sill spring from the ARviss of theAr:wrouracv• They begin tosay—" HOLD!! AIM go oith Cu further!' —Bet this state of things militia the PARLIAMENT Houses most be improved, in order to carry on any desirable Reform : and it• can only be improved, it can only be maintained, by the Voice of the None, whence it did otiglnate. All these considerations urge a support of a Free Press, and of Fete SOULS who cannot be intimidated in the exercise of it. But if any of these higher canal derstions existed in a lets degree then they do,. claim upon the Pion.t sod the PEOPLE's Foretres does still exist in behalf of the late Mr. Lovci.L. Ile was the unquestioned SACRIFICE of their cause! We shook' mock per Readers if we retraced the history of his sufferings, in order to render that preposialAlL more clear thee it is already. Hot the thing, is to be kept in mind daily ; and GRATITUDE tied Justice ought never to sleep over it one hone. 'M Mr. Lovett. could 'peek from the grate, le, which we saw him entombed, we know he witted say—" Cite sopped to that Face NFU which I was one humble instremeat of main. lamming among you: if you forget me, do sot neglect that.".---le was his first and dearest purpose to mokstain that ; and let nor gratitude row ply, " Yes, that wish shall be felfilled." ills 'widow and kis children have sine a deem, es we have led. mated, upon the (otiosity ; that is, upon ALL the BETTER PART of the couture. Let them be aided through the best means gaited to the whole aim of his labelers, through the SUCCITI and PROSPIRITT of the SrarLIAI AN. SO will yea, in a twofold soo ner, repay him for all be did for you.—lt females to be stated by us, that the STATICSIIAIO will Centimes to be conducted nn the principles upon which we have now laid claim to the Public Support; and that we wish this alone to deemed the bend of our salon with its Friends. With thews, we will watch the footsteps of the enemies of the People ; and with them we will protect the proceedings of the People's Friends. We wish them to consider' TIIIS PRIM as the medium through which we may ALL tonjoie oar labours for the public good. And we have to request that the very estimable Cones.; seovourva, who have long adorned sod strengritened the Columns of the St4ricaltas, will continue their very important aid. They have, hitherto, foetid the pages of tgis Paper open to their salutary thoughts and wishes. Let them be assured those pages will ever cheerfully give expression to all such feelings as theirs. Arid may webeperosisted also tohatpe, that-the Reeder, of the Paper wills sae and all, joie in rei'iitig . op two Frieedi to it:• let them, its towns, is CIL' !ages, in their clubs, and in all their private and social assemblages, god to enlist itvw Friend here and these for it, until it shall alto the Poetic Voice is awry plate where men are seas! We have a ceofidengs that each will be the rase; and leave this, without fur, in the herniate which we have thus placed It. To the AD•SILTISING Femme of the Srarev. NAN we retort, oar SOIDMIP thanks. They base, of late, much increased; sod we bare reison to trust, that an increased Circulation of the Paper will give them reason to know that the medium of its Columns Is es eligible a mode as any they can fitsd for their Addresses to the Public. The intelligence received at Lloyd's this morning far front being of a pleasing character. The late gales haws done considerable damage at sea. and the hurricanes hove been still more destructive to the estates in the West Indies. The plague, it a yesrs, is rsging with great violence at Tanis. The follow. ing are est/acts of letters received this mooning:— PLAGUE AT TUAIs. Extract of a Lotter from the Agent to I.losd's, dated Malta, Dec. 15, 1818:—` t I have to advise you of the arrival hero, ou Ibe lOth instant, of a yes. sel from Tanis, coder Nespolitatt colours, called the 3A 41 ; 4 PAPARS. The Mose of Assembly sem opened en the !7t% of October. The Dike of blauckester, Jo a Owe speeds, refertiog to the events in England, !Adieu lady called the attention of the As-en.bly to the pre-. mit state of the island. A Committee was frmod for that purpose, oho Were ierestigating, ell In fn. rikoers lately landed in Jamaica, the stele of the ja', &c. On the 3d t.f November, Mr. Stewart called the 1 ' , attention of the House to the diminution of the squadron appointed for the protection of the trade i of the island; god a motion was finally agreed open , for reqnesting that the Goverwer would communicate to Sir Home Popham the greet Gaiety of the House en this subject, and stating the notaries depreda tions committed by political vessels. On the 4th of November, • letter was seat by his Grace to the House, which bad been received from the Eecritary le Admiral Ptipham, in which it was stated that adverse winds bed prevented the relieving ! ships from reachiog the Jamaica station. It was pro. wised also that the utmost vigilance should be used to protect the trade from the attacks of cruisers soder Sosth American Sags. [taws Tin VALIIIWTX CAPER, NOV. II.) Daring the lest three days this part of the &lead has tees visited wilts the most severe gale of wield, accompanied by frequent and heavy falls of rain, that hes been es perieored awe the storm of 1818.— It has bloom the whole time with datoratieed vie. lame, et interests iterreasing atonal as Marriage. , Mor.h mischief, we lees, must here been doge to the caomiclds and wegro-gtoonds, as well is to the ship. Ipie( along the coast. The ship Ocean, MlNeilage, lying its this harbour, parted her cable yesterday morning, end was driven ashore Met Dowan's Wheel, trickily en soft ground, where we trust she will not receive mach damage. The gale matineed , with sr:Abated fury at the time this Paper was going to areas. - San Michell I:Atcawielo. I. Tteowa, Amer. •bleb place he left on the btb of this month, at libido Owe the p'agoe raged with iseat violence. from 200 so :14/0 persons dying daily. This sorrel was ordered of from hence immediately , and sailed again the same day.—A report had previously reach. ed es from Tripoli, of death of orr Cowls! at Tonic, of the plague, bet I em happy to inform yra that he was slice and cell whew the abate vestal sailed." . . }strict of a letter (rem the Agent to Linytra at 13arcelona, dated January 4:—`• For these last ten days we have esperienced strong gales frees the Esse. -ward, accompanied with a heavy sea, which caused the Weathery, Gilpin, be'enging to and near!) Inad. mi for Literpool, to part (min her 'turbots in the .pay, and put to sea, in corpm.y with foam &list assets (Austrians and Spaniards), ■nd none of thrrit hatortinitird. It is stated that ail TrFcPif at list dir. Pons mid Bays sin uhr coast poi toles, hut no acce.,;sit has bee• seceitiii of any accident having ham), mil." Fatted of a fetter from the Agent to Lloyd's !t St. Aim's, Jamaica, dated Nev. 13 :—" The Iftericine as at it. IA& on the 11th Wu.; It kos Joni e o n. sidetali:o damage to the estates in this neighbterhoed, and I am afraid it will wise a dasalepajon of one. .third in the crops of the estates le ibis pads& The destructive wiud came from the &nib." Sine* the tools of corruption is Westminster base failed.after ell their ostentatious professions. to fulfil the couditions on ',Mkt' Sir MUIMAT MAVIIMLL agreed is merit their invitation, they are manifestly at abeir wit's end to find sit some other meetly per- 'gouge to uve them from disgnee, mod give thee I cobeerieence io the ace of their masters. At sea s loss are they at present, that they know mot where, in all the streets of London, to procure en ins.remeet to snit them, and are compelled, al they cooties te. day, to " look throughout the lead." Ameag tbs alley wants that urge them, they feel, enhappily, the want of looney, end the only reedy article they have, is a Inclines to 'ger their support. Bet then, agate, this offer of sapped can be of me avail, 'Glees the man to whorls they lender it has where withal to help himself. He meet be a good wan in the sense of the Rey,' Esebeage, u well as is the sense of the Court, and as liberally disposed to give them the means of securing his Election es they. are disposed to give him asseraoces of reuses. And when can this good easy men be foaled ? Mr. Cyrus, wire, doubtless, would be inclined to neve his country as mach as his ability wellid allow, mast have had a retorn of his complaints since he retired to Cambridgeshire, or el , e he would, as he had TWO. wised, Lave now hero able post Why thee not 11,1 1 ,k of Slat tip., able, and willing *eters*, that libesal Ilia Englishman, that nobtre-osieriad, sue. humoured, loes•trled, and nach.ebused old citizen of the lifter Metropclir —Sir WILLIAM Cutest? Let them. ie the language of dale brother Electra, in the Moraine Post of to•clay, " let tlirae cell epos him as a Patriot to vindicate their character." " Let him come among them, aril his appearance aloes would decide the contest as Let every see consider, as I have dent.: saki if they can Sc upon an abler, a more metiers, a wore hotels/able ma., thee the late Member for ' the City,' let him be Jesuitic proposed." This world be the laogusge, we assert, that u• would re. commend them to see in favour of Sir Ws. CURTIS, though it has been employed by some one of them in behalf of Sir Tao.. Amite. That worthy Beronet lost his seat for Devonshire, is a way glitch visoiler to that by which Sir WILLIAM loot his for the City, ou.,secoont of baying, is his Constituents' imagine 'thew, moms ft slew/ as the most proper mode of • Representative's genie. his coestry.— I Respecting sec shades of difference between the cha. t !icier of the one Baronet and that of the o ther, me venters no ovininn. We date say that lb. glersen who want a Courtly Candidate for Walt- , 4.14111 Cr will be able to apply the commendations to either if the other purposes they bare In view as be only shade to suit as well. Of the Iwo, we for 'see oem pert consider Sir WILLIAM Is the sea to be preferred t Impartial persoas, and those who with es ricolleet " his appearance" on the Hastings at Goliath, daring the concluding boor of the Poll et the last General Election, cannot hnNate to pro finance, that it would be impossible to find a wore suitable Candidate to keep io coentenaoce a party of dui:J.6lles coeveners. The Parochial Committee of St. Paul, Covent.gsr• deo, is the interest of Mr. liositousL, are to meet to-morrow at a social diluter. It say be supposed to he a Meeting suddenly called, to (welsh them wi!h an opportunity of rejoicing over their antainnistz' defeat : bat we can assure thew mortified Gentlerneo, 11121 the meeting has been long appointed, and 8;1. pointed urh a mach better view than they can conceive. It was designed to promote, io a truly Fe `fish minty manner, a matoal errinsintenee the (lectors end their favourite Candidate. Mr. lloattousc fats been io%i•ed to the dinner, and his engaged to attend ; or.J the company, we under. rend, uin be limited to such a number as is not I.kely to he inconsistent ui.h its objert.—This, is an Election trest—as treating ought to be—the Electo“ inviting the Candidate sad not the Candidate ti Elect or• Paris Psoeis to the I I th have arrived. The French Feeds on Setei day left off at 67L—Prteste acessents I t grotto that on Monday they were tether loser-66f. 1 11.5 r. Among the General Dews celled epee to fro the stow Staff of the French Army, so find the no m. o f General CANutt.. This appelotineet 14, • .-doebtlesii, intended to please the Ultras, bet we ern. not ronaider it a politic moose?. on the part of the (k e y e rto•nr. • t.i...1 the Genetsl still remains swelled 1 of having Periled revolutionary feelings nod save. i Vends is Lyons and its erighbeerborel. Bin, the fitymetito AirLde...Carrip of BoNAPArtt. end seem! ethers of his Crewels, have been appoloted to Oh' new Staff. On Friday there was no sitting of tither i ' of the Chambers ; bet on Saturday the &roses of the Chamber of Peers were occupied weft the seaminstion of the preposition for vaotiog • vedettel reeerpence to the Deka of Riewitttry, end that fi.r the total abolition of the Drat 4'46;1411m- The Chamber afterwards resemod ; oh.° eulogies were pronounced by Viscount 11)usorcnace en the dear\ of Vice-Admiral Comet CANTHEAVieIt ; and another by the Duke DE CeloT link , ell, on the death of Marshal the Duke of Femme. The order of the day fur diecessing the Doke of Riciittlau's Grant was celled for, bet t debate was adjoureed, ie coureetersece of the Pres; dent Worming the Peers that a Illegal peopeeitirin n that sobjert was shortly expected to be brought dove to the Chamber. The proposition respecting tit Abolition of the Droit 4' drbeine was r aprteil to %rectal Committee. Among the Petitions presented r the Chamber of Deputies on Ssferday was /rem General &teazle, accused of bigamy ; be • the prayer of it is not stated in these Papers. M. at Chlorate presented a Project of • Law f ofgaeising the Council of State, according to I basis of the Constitutional Charter. His If was ordered to be deposited in tree of the Bernell. Marshal Gee% lON ST. CTIL, Mibleler at War, Dated a law imposing a duty of 64 fleece ease petre imported into Frames for the use of the ge powder anenefacteries, when brought in Freed. • eels : and of 68 francs when imported in to bottoms.—Baron Lott., Minister of Finance, grated tw• Projects of La we; the first, f Sling the prices of diffeteet sorts of goopowde and the other to eareed the defier on inhere end the restrictions toe the growth of that plant an 1846, they Wise to *sobs in 111111. Ti. rvii VOW ordered to be referred to arrests% foe fa West irre.—Tlit Presideet reeds Letter freadil•Tue Costumes., who bed been elected a Deputy for Settle against his will, and whose &dieing the wino wail Hut accepted by the Electors. U. several mules for Hut being in • .ittsation to be a in like his seat as a Member. Bred frees his ea pleb, be says, merely to commercial slain, (mild he have acquired the knowledge maim form a goal and esefet Depaty? Ills con would reproach him were be to hold the place more able man. TL. letter was sent loth, Minis', she Inierior. M 11 Agree hes made his election serve for the Department 411 Li Vendee, he hay been also elected for that of Finisterre. A letter from Naples, dated December 8, ita filet Meant Friaries eshihits sic of those ter spectacles which too often alarm that infests City. The crater °mowed with a &mire; noise, ef er having darted forth whirlwinds of fire, • ' . inflammable matter. it vomited lava over the *din ~.. country, as far as the foot of the village of T 4 del Grams. A drywitel species of °inhabiter' i .tails at preseet among the Prussian troops in 'icon et Meets arid those stationed round that it is said to proceed rapidly to blindness ; and w '.- the lam accounts came away, SO of the melt of • • garrison. and 4000 of those le the weighbeerb were Meted with it. A Royal Ordinance has • pablished at Munich. eneveking the General sesdative Assembly of Reverie for the 2341 inst. project of the iednetion of the Baratta* Army is + Mopped. As ankle from Iran nye. that the Covet 1 AstseiL Is ordered to coiciliate the minds of People is Sew h Amerke, on his arrival ia !bit e try with the Cadiz eapedition ; if that %beeld tai it to push the war with all possible riper. Custowbeesrs In the Pyrenees, bet even Pam and St. .lese•Pied.de.Port, base lately eireeed . vele Jewish and Psesplikes proactibed by t gobbles, white were redeeeemead to be lair ;‘ into fipsia. They have di bees Wig to Ma * where the Holy Office will probe* order as de Fe of those writiogs, to which they here fool attached mimeo leeportance, that persons, of e seek after them the more Yesterday, at half-past OM o'clock. a Cal Council wag WA at the house of the Loan CI CILLOR, in Bedford-sqesre. The (:ooncil was mewed 'Danaher 10 o'clock, and sat till near Yesterday a COOIII of Directors sue held ai TAM ladit.hool• 4 whew Capt. K. RAWL'S was al WO Ile comwsnd of she ship Warren Ilasther, signed to Print. of Wales' Island and Chins. The Duke of Suess' •ill return to town week from Tonbridae Wells for the stunts ; no happy to say that his Royal Highness is io health. Matta Doti Or ihvoNsotat AND CHAT4WOR Hi, Grace resithio• in Paris for a few days le iris. emit his purchases in sculpture are complet The west esqoisitely besotifel specimens of t.i In 'estuary, Ilse, been Dent to this country, whi intended to adorn tivit ensenificent Palace in 1 shire, epos which the Doke means to *spend hundred thorned pounds. A forensi eepsraltrin has token piece bets twitilifel Lady W---w anti her spouse. Iler chip rereirea nnentieily of tOOO l . a yen, with she hits retired under the protection of her BfOihrr. The Freinithchift, F.lbertield, from Liver , li•vre, was driven on phew, in Cornsrean li blooday evening; and it Is Grand will go to pi 4 16 4