The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-03 00:00:00

Rir11177,4.-. Tr- - • • • ww•-- - • . COTTON MANU FA (''runEits. Mr. WM. SMlT4Vp:ecented a Petition from 400 Tetwona en g a li erf Ctetton.spitAing, at Ashton. ntler. I. ) ue ; rod indtirer from Ilyley.bridge. signed . 11 4000 porboos employed in Cotton Manefactor praying that the boiffore 'the House. for Mot ing the boors of labour% tire several breathes of Cettep Martukirture, mi*ht be adopted. The lion. Prlienber bore eiatimony to the rporiperate and respect tbe!!esitiletere.- —Those Ptaribrl were oreered to lie nn the table. _ . 41E! J. SMITo, ikitteaestiOCA, rw.t. , ---- -- - t ame effect Irma the weahmen saipipied in the Cot. ton hleitiof•ctory at New Lansik,liasetland, took occasion to *tilers',- thßi 0. had had, an epportenity . of seeing theindividenty pee signed this Petition at the manefaesway valserelhey wirlumi, io We them** of their emplOyert(Mr:OO.O.Sodlii crookd osx that .the -nelecoet.-ssitly • emors onewt.;:grellitoedneted, or Itsliorgully iodogrOomOirt of pepti s le 'than 7 1 617401- • ,donyy were. Tinsweetkinnera wittaridly tatf the system *MA rowelled in sods., asatioilatarrales, : .or employing•pewidefor 14 or is Amon gv • tieasy w . laidh only. an interval we' 46 . "aisles to tete ?awls. They Waited seat they tbausalves, sober a . . more humatwand benevolent stitetei *orkeid emir a Pf I Ctimar OA 11 . belt trit day, sad were 'Stewed ..thviv. ilie ,Hoists Tor duel*, sseallii id** taut Illty:dili men s We w-° is ' 1 ;":"itl' 1 k" ti they*eit *PIPI•I44,;bi t pile Weeexitarpetled to work 'for two beitit ' tipsier 1 114ery deb .- hr.:nese Ilse, Y pieceeded is their week *kb . . .knftre seal gni setiritr . fei* *4* Weal of their ea. ljoyet ‘ feeitt olloai g Illey oriparlewcad smell kladnesa. ifteing Hen Oven Pittlt i lOtters, be ceel4 &tiara 01$1 ,Vlsq ootioi iltkiat aloapilow, the most taped** eed iateltlieni lidleld•afs he had ever *Witted le the e lse* walk of 'llter-..-the Petition was ordered to Us to the &germ! of the did dit of Ow him knee' to the a taiisafitiee.— Arid Serve; iteed.—•Ordesed TRACI& U. AidassatifoOD gave saki* IN Nue 106 iest. eV eieettee 10444V141 n i t s =lt I, •= "64esige . • ====tiripmemer N . ,„ 441811.410 PaOSILL J cont.. este bent 6444. by the principal authorities 41 Veneteels,' for 'the purpose of laying toles ou 'buries, id order, with the fends accruing therefrom, 14 procure a respectable cavalry for the army; from 'which circumstance 'we may fairly dedoce as an 'after, that .thelloyalists have of late. been gravi tated dive by tobre moving body from the zenith of stlieirOpitientli: and That the 9000 horses, which not long since had been taken from the Independents, *became disloyal to tbnciese, and ran away from the fields. ' SAVANNAH, na. tO.'---We understand that the -Buenos krean if San Martin, took from the Spa 'Wish prise ship Maria Josephs, 306,000 dollars "bird specie; the Maria'iosepha was . first taken by 'the San Martin, and afterward! retaken by the United States' schnoiser Prometheus, and brought into this pert ton dna, s since. WASHINGTON. FED. 17.—A tote, which *ascertains its fate, in the ienite, has, at length, bees taken . iu that body, on the Bill to provide for the surviving Patriots of the Revolutionary Army and Navy: *lt was yesterday ordered to a third reading by a large *majority. But few of the various alterations grade. by the Senate in the details of this Bill vary esseti lially the features which it carried from the House of -Representatives. The most important changes are— •thati instead of extending its benefits to those' see -vivors who served at all in the Revolutionary Army •and Navy, the Senate have limited its application to such as served at least wine months' before the close .1 the war ; and instead of Making the provision re trospective to the 4th March, - 1817, Ass Senate, *ate made it cotomince stair period of the applies., tionfor Ar.f. • • ot 1101:15E Or RitiOttliStitaTATlVßS. res. N. Ma. Foos rre, -to rising toeing' the following Re adverted to tire ilocitinents soonsenicated to the Hoene by the Executive, from time totisne, en the subject of oar negodathsns with the Spanish Go. verument, and observed, that it wield be seen by these dociesents,Htit intenipta kid keto made, by negociatiens at Madrid, lied with the Spatdik Mi- Diver in this colortry, to bring, the matters in die . pete with that GoiernereettrValirel settlement; but it tad sheep been pidietbr . the Spaeisb Govern- Pent. The Reels had been info/used b the .Presi &or, that a negotiation was then pendia; in Wash ington, and •it was very important, Ildr. 'tomtit thought, the• bruise should be informed of the re sult, or the state of that negociation. For his owe part, Mr. Forsyth said, be was 00440 tired of negociating on *sr differences with Spain. There had been ample time for each Government to knew ks de termination on the subject, and it Wis thee to keow what prospect there was of its tartainatioa. Mr. BAs • — 7 `""'" ^ !I' • " • •:;t! V,. .f! • • * E mig,. • • • '411144 1 407111608ia1d Ise dad tell Palldois Io pewees „ pro Is favw Padianseetory Holies mid Uaio bot Twobe did not agree with die isi ts lans timbers. yes be Owed it as theta to say. shit did othpair so be betaaled by inspropre estives.-The - zu of kith's* was read la part $, and they were received. ,Lard'STAN LEY pretested, two Petitiiits for 'Reform IHaseivii (Adeashire.—Ordried to lie do *evildoer. Mr. MIELLISH reamed is fishiest Roo Paatras. is fa !af the Pagers, Poor 801.-Onlere4 to Ikea the table. Mr. SMYTH tw•ved•for *emit Reforms of &oohs sett to Lfoliesaities. and how they Were dilated or.-Ordeisti. Vbe Foot YiViorti carriimps Hill !idol dumb a Conlaials itport.to-diortaw. ' Si? J. SRA!I► panteatod a Mateo Scat the Kett audio r i ls4 M:agantat a WHEN ahlow Rood.-sOrdeiss YltAps„..te. • • ii . th 14 r. b'l "406. . 6 %" . :'!l ift ilfitACOA stousAwirekt nit. 14.1 *-1 iiii IN. td o m.Lettire from Woks moos 14; ibid . • tiateimbeats lad been received ikon je iti; ityilis,Aliag that_ 144100 Remises troops had Vir . itt Odle; Ant WPM tieifilterit immodistoly to efts peesemima of the rierithe.bales basin sided IMF Nomiti, to R. de : ; IVAie* life :Ssilers4 and tf i V ii . to this 1:4 . 01 . 1' ; 140(4: b e ii, .00. 'a .. : tot ' ' . • • . L °P 4 N 6 1Pean aNsillmh visi i4itn• .*. aat NO e i ciock a the theca • lit of b. _. the 4th ipst. coo tbsi t tp,put of little Cita saki se Sr* hippy testate ilia the *11!4 insoiriliti soot lone suilha t an 4 eftisod in this e . tt as. Tossilityi id the CreeeraMent eiboamr Co. , WIN Ma 1 t n, , 067sral days en that 41414 0 • Uto Mawr r . 'the CiittikStitiiiiiiils island, boned to Parte 'Cabello. • 'Tile' Cnkisilni`47siette contains an hamlet of a ' l i t i es : l 7 / 6 4 ;24'r The fit, em Atermeileit of Mr.tat.Ost,, of .New Yorkis prowediltid be dm enweiderathist4of the Report of the Coo the' of the.whole, liftteflOt to s e Paddies of tier tifew York Irish Emigrant Se • y, paring to be allowed to shrchese a body of public land is Ihiaais territ4gteetercied, ere -tit, on cOedhies. of *MOM . eed pitying hilt greet .ow.titosolmeo NI Tin* vows! „rip it:pi,rt, by iPtio MOW thi A • • . Ott, On fhb WARN dim IMMO a. 01144 Willett ibis* Owed hi , hit mitt, and lo roseeved for kismet Witt MOM. Tqlor,;isbeson of 11Witacky i Bsidiria, Forsyth, I.a, Co*itoek, liftmen. Unloads'', arid ...rolvelaopported the ▪ stsd Meer*. Robertieti Siena, J. S. ,~ Piiie~isrer, Willie_res Gerona', Illit`eik viewed It. _ f • TIN tilliestints ow this meliest was littelly taken by oodwors t after a felt 'sad de cided all . toil•dis . For the ameolmtlyt—easket It IL • So the emeadeseat was' weptived ; and the Those veloleed, accordbg tio* Report of the Committee,' that tbe prayer of We Bakken is isespedkrot, and . • wet to be ruled. .." [viol TES A1111011.11.] Phdadelphia, Sta, , --ilmtve read, la eh. Democratic Press of, this day, ea article, perporting 'who In * 6 ' extract et • letter from Harrisberg ; its which - 410ml it head, that, after that most: . hoooomble 'body, the Senate, had refined to hear me. irt. its bar in 'support. of my, Petition, another Nikki was were:lied by tire to the noose of Representiiiies ; that this Petitionfees, by some of the Members, thought • to cast a re/hp..., lion on the political itittitutioes' of this, couritry but that the subject was an important one, and - that, ' if the individual could be forgotten,- It would, .perbops, he viewed in a different light.' This, Sir, es a pretty sort of Misfile indeed! So, because I complain of great and shocking lejes. tics. suffered by me, under these iestitutiOns, 1 em to be accrued of casting reflections on the itmitartions themselves, sad, on the ground of that accusative, my claim iv to be rejected ! This mode of arguing is ages to all petitions for redress of-grievances. Sirs 'it is not the . ' individual. concerned' that steeds to be 'forgotten.' Say, 'other, the six Moaned three hundred and seventy-three dollars.— If these meld. be forgotten, the writer of the 'strict would, I horny, view the natter is the right light in a motnest. • 66 It is Impossible, Sir, for this ate is the Go. vervioloot of the State to be wiped away without stal l doing of Complete justice. I. can perceive clearly esoegh what some persons think will do.. Thew are geedy preparing the way for hushing the People by recoratiendirus as Act to prevent the Ate in future, aid thus to keep the dollars, and, at the some time, as they imagine, to remove the odium You remem. ber, I dare say, the story of La Fontaine's Nun, who, having had on bastard, became a virgin fur the rest of her life ! 66 I am, Sir, year most humble and most obedient servant, " VIM. CORBETT." hitt.r.encavictx, Fel. 17.—Msjor-Gen. Jickson, accompanied by the officers of his staff, arrived at Fort Hawkins yesterday week,•and has since gone on to Hartford, the heed-quarter. of Gen. Gaines. A thousand mounted men from Tennessee, it ap pears, ere to co-operate in chastising the Indians : we hare no confidence in the ides suggested by one • the Nashville Papers,. that the capture of Pensa cola is contemplated. Moatr.E, Dec. 20.—Cuptaitt Call has returned to Fort Charlotte, in this torso, ead,.es we predicted, has crashed the patriot bond in embryo. Ile, we learn, proceeded as far as Fort Montgomery, where a few patriots had collected under one Roan : all but Roan have been dismissed ; he is in confinement, to await the legal investigation of oar laws. If all officers were es determined and intelligent as Capt. Call, we should have no more of these marauding parties.—(Colunstrian.) SEMINOLR WAR. Lim:taros (Kmevuoaw), FEB. 7.—The Lout.' etas Gasetis mentions a report from Mobile, that Fort Crawford had been stormed by the savages, and the garrison of 50 men pat to death.. We hope that the report may prove unfounded. , -4* 4 - • raliNcti PArtks. iLattift,- Kum, 30.—There has been an ale mites motion . of the earth in the Department of Centel. At Vic, thirteen bosses have been thrown down, and others are in danger. In the road from Awlliac to Saint Flour there ateneeeral lissom, upwards. of two feet deep. Letters' from MIA stab., that Madame Manson bas at length disclosed the wisoleveth. Yesterday the Chancellor of France and the Be. ream of tbiOsabei yr. Peers presented . to the Bing the Project of Law adopted by the Chamber, for panties further time tb the Ceioolllll6 of* Saiut Do mingo. . • . Respecting the complaint of Madame de St. Merys, relative to the death et her husband, killed in a duel by M. Barbie?. Defay, the Chamber of Cornell of the Tribunal de Premiere Instance of the Seine, de. cided en Sterility that there was so groond for a rushee. prosecotims of the Sienr Battier Deb,. Wadies, Catalud's benefit es Satirdiy Vienna. 19,2 4 X).fience• to net net for Vienna. Retract of a MOM/ ilaVaefeeli Glary dined the 27th March:— • • ' • • s This tworalag,. at her o'clock, three Wok seance, ia a sold boat, without sails or redder, spot _!o of t he t6eggl. _ _ _iy _. ions iri,lotutoqoooto - 4 - 4 7- 1 ' • '- lik' gvng violentlykom the North, , ... ~..„1 , 6. ; A boat .ras gei !Indy,' and the,' itinwilpeas irpigentneeinen, ender the direction oto.pilot mood .Dolpiooro,, embarked.- They salmi& 4lttrobip. dot aa themoetperseveriag and hasterdeatemeistill4lweing , hoer, sted*wege forrtestetwatimmeirAla talesZlill ' lend ie Lamy, four of these eiefeetweens i its the ebhiri* of the tide the • get . betethe alb*, nil some Englishmen, in eeetberiVenti l _gheet' off sad 'iiiceed the remaining els: - Mr 411t . liteldeil 'Otero, by the direction of-tign ~,' ,". 1 lii.Srlinpu Ettert egoisio *mace bad to ably esceereieit i ipiooroos sired, moods to oivO WOO. ... • . ,t,"••• Teemed' proistrelO4tbe lives to tbs.pgat o M. Delirious , - end hie :three companies!. Cbarltio Jobilin, JoyeA Gliniter rood James Smith, olio, Wooed • elenth.phiclkappeore& inevitable to sew thmiel WO, *AO, 'w ii WI% !,heir aid, meld cot love escaped the danger *tick" thinitimed ..them. Tim tidy is te: tilt lost.'""' • ~... . ~g, :. ' • 1 t TA i*llli . ... tip. lir. The fa* gs which ilti Mee** . presented 'iivilie 110:OfAltjers, galled from QM", 'yesterday , :Abe' ling 'on' hoard the. Algerian Coml. 'Piggery Bertelen., , iied tienty.flve Degree% .vbru Inge 4eva..,446:141461 . to form part -cif the My'.. guard. , ....., i. 'roe .. . • ••• • ,i 1 M APIIIN M ARCM 17.—We learn from CA4116,1 that the equiplent of the frigate Masai which was' destined rot !.Stria; is Suspended. It is believed that a ship of the line and a frigate, party( those winch lately arrived, will set sail shortly to prod to the South Seas, where they will relieve the frigates Yen. gents and Esmeralda, 00 convey seise troops to Peru. - • . Sr. Pirsassuaou, Fos. 4.--Tisa . court will not retina bets from Moscow till early la July. It is laid. that one of the Grand Dukes .111 be ippointed ',errata of the' Cbssieki; Heft ire.: it - Count Matta', deceased. STOOLOOLN, MARC!! 10.-.4110 King Proceeds le Norway after Irks Coronation, .wbicb Will take place early in May. VIRRUNA, MARCN 18.—ft is anderstooktbst after the return of the Emperor from the Congnhis of Dusseldorf', the Empresa will be crowned Queen of Hungary. - • ALL MUST SS DRAWN RILXT THURSDAY. TWO PRIZES OP ,'30,0011.34 OTHER CAPITA L 3 OF ge5,OOJ, £1,t1013, Ste. AND ABQVE 15100 P14.10,,0F 56100,0450, ice. ar l • ow. • - "Ng. • PRICE or STOCKS .TNI‘ 041r:1111AMLOV404K. hank seek Out deStigiii SSW 9 per Cent. Rol. n'p 9 per Cele, COMMA ••••••••• !heck Cumuli for Ace. BOIL• Log( A. 4 per Ceut. liscliequer Bills 11.40 p . • _ . - vs. 40 0 6 . o 4 4 rallerlillimillietilistlis l it babas o.ll4ll6llillaror. Meter elloWielets la tha t Perektits - iiptefb• A -• • Ths MOW from reel oil ease petit:ikon of is. *net. They meitloty•thatit -Ilaystlee 'Mier lag -bees lb tint Frnech C4W4l„fet Mb den), end & 11 " 111 ti e rini lte " VIE " 16141 1; sf' 'Oa t. a ssitlionsilla".e orfrancs, 4 to eases thirittfbirie auf 'agencies of the State. It wis e Wripigrigintnent ne d, that • a smeller amens WWII hsisquistalle V it could be obtained. • Prof:wish ae 11: S is la ati kt it t e b , a a d n * d ig. ito b : t a bc :b la e alk t a t : Spanith o alel*. KinenApets had some reason to think that deep* Governments were not the best suited : tee this kW of negotiation. It is curioni enough, that when the itreedt king bad top from. home to obtain his las, Loeb. King feestraaan shoeld &Intl; of mail* Paris the theatre of his' moneys' isettfeetlins. 'Rd the. Beloved probably dads that there Iseii.Chates of *access any where else, 'titlikekieiley-le'sies4 I.oe. don, and we believe alt Alibis . of "ipicst,j4lo9l4l - batrtily sick.of Wm. , „; .Tess Finance Minister of Pringle aptiliehliebbee bees more seccessfel. ThirPentsleti triaa, ** told,.11:1 been elfic.ted with the house of .ROTIISCItaIt and Co. and the Prussian Miaister,• we are also ie. formed, is arrived . te this mitintry for the purpose et' making the Anal arrengemints, :,Tisti)iniat wanted' s Plaivia Is five =MOPS tie iiitvg. 41tie fssaa. *ewer esya,.h so be taken evabwrodiVevest 72f, and 71, and 'payliotft 4 .1 41412 1 ; lostalatente. • • • . IattEPPIPIP. . t.• ifirehirgh and hivearrivild, obi Papers from the irmiser piece to the 27th, .tad frail) BreM*III se the 181 ittsf. Private letters veeeivatiwt Bruseeis fro* Parisi sey, that " five persons rn'ta be brostglth trial on neatest of the attempt oaths b.A. ott *ustairtort," and that 6 ' hitherto the* fair remains a mystery to the Public " • /kosher,* Papers bring dreadfal actoesta et the state et slain nt Algiers... This plier-liripi pressed by its Tyrant, 'revelled 6y the pleied, ter prey to ',II the o?fefe!.PCr,ilits•lnitelfiss atM rectioa Abooe4o petite** ere Mid le die deily..o the plegee. erldeb -betliettneded tines:the Of lore the interior of the Amid the nenerel,cal. steroilless . and wietelietie*". tits DET stintiesm7te perpetrate his occustemed atrocities, and to meck the general misery -by Indulging in his usual plea ? sores. An inserrectien, it is said,. has lieges among some of the principal tribes in the interior, which, by extending into the city, may Only_ bit appeased by the head of.the Def. A Gersten Paper tail es, in a letter from Constantinople, that these-hese of late been many changes in-the agesta O f • thiti'Pe i!#: 1 , 4 :- 4 11 4: We insert with aotisfaction the Resolutions aft Meeting of the inhabitants of Paisity,':lield on the 16th ult. for the parpnee of Petitioning the; Legisls. tare for Iteform, sad for protesting against the In• demnity granted to Ministers foe their conduct ender the -Sespension of the Habeas Corps's, Act. We ace this Meeting the, more readily as it is the first that has .been held in Scotland for Reform, since the repeal of theodieos enactsnestthat setritlied the ten: stitutional la as of the reiiM„`ertfiavn app the People,. an oucontrooled ty, noisy, itianifet , revolting to the feelings and del/resting ite the Atwitter of the Ration. The Meeting in • question, we are inforise4 Was by far the meat noinerous ever httiid. . for a siinilar per. pato in. the poplins* Berate) whose seartitattets it re• presents, and the besinem was conducted throughout ',with the utmost propriety and decorum. It affords another and gratifying proof that the People, though patient under many sufferings unjustly entailed upon them, are not to be detegeti ; five demanding their rights, and ezPressing • their Indignation at she baseness of the proceedings which introduced a system of espionage and arbitrary cruelty into the Government, inconsistent with every principle of justice and the Conatitetion, Ina which soeght to justify such se*, by tun Reports et roe i emitteee of Placetien . and Pensioners. The _ iiiillaitaMl of Paisley, in the manly expression . whir!. AO hive given to the sentiments and feellnib "a' review of this system of Government has crested in their. Minds, hue .evioeed a spirit worthy of free end-thinking men, sad *fancies* which all Brifoivi might to espouse. We hope to be enabled to give in ear twat Paper a detailed account of the pre seedless at the Misting, -and mete part et the zpetiellee delivered" at it. The teethe laid . down 'in; the , Reeilatteas 'are sigh t . as. so mi. wit, .Mss a jag Notion firths feadaseetil etattiateof our Cooethetion, and the inherent' fields' of Mankind, , will deny. They are isepeallastfoethestwhich rest the inilevitativ's she massy,• sod lawfulan, of all classes of people is tilts country. When, 4blhoestabliseed mazints of our iristloofwith Go* sad nature authorise es N assert s it is . % . . . . . d " 4006. 4) . - 1 , 4 t• . k 1 r e N Is ad:4:in: tThettee.11):1441:0:111i: ..t • ~. , 4 4 1 `• • - THE STATISMAN. , . . . - - • . -- 9 ‘ ME i . Forsyth then submitted the following Rosolstifam, :were titre Aesop our coast. These men said. oi." the Bing' Of . 'Ott& , , 1 ~,g , r i 400 which was agreed to without opposition, and e cam. be -,_ . t a • ...; fish brig, called ths Wlllists, of Kca l, 0 . • ) the , aof Am une L. , ton. roil giopiiiiiig e i. (• "et .oi stea blittpAi t ix ' " 'l6O tons t Arsw. - 14 SOO, kfdea and a • o f A .. — "/1 /toed deg • ; :--4o; ~. t ' ! ; ► .. I. . F : . 7- '- - , ,(s - ed to Bresto... Ilse 'meet was ~ . person stil t,. i• - ~-, f t 1 f M sot ore, k Alvslll3l4 3,lliiie I, 4110 V et - • ' .. . difficult, la ihe lieu 'be," sof% bi tatreby req es $ skalds epinio it 11 t i dit by , and perished. t Is Me 4tatihmisalateagjallit tbajablic iaterest A 1aju.,.411-, ”...T.lariatogy: a •at.iiar . b hia .illitet' haigaiseasad *"*lshad tha al t A pouliasi P : 11 :0 " P C: hes s g t - lie . og ° Picli F end e i ttibt : _- -, Inn. ToliTlifillaWOO instil of the CorpespfessiMi with - 4N "' oi l 'TWAT - got sirottO r (he bias on a week s - mown we e p ( ' hi s Th row the od- the Goreenowlet of SpelarAmill eatabliMeagrose. to • 1 41falt sedge. wuttleti A. speintlideo, ism- van " , 11 , 4 1•40,4 vet o jwir whmirouad them is far saascti ~ a - , , _t . .te the spo An adanmilis.. . ato , • . end 40,4 SlSltir4o elWeiiecti .. ,' ' i 7 . 11,4' !fie Amili tea ar ~," ciii9,‘.4l - iithili . isms A .. imipeeled aftearbrey abet* &itifirli ti th e Gownsman oat -• ' Siete& • - **-- . - Maggot 41_ tti dais& all cast a busty i ''P r l i t I'hi!f• 1 !• .. elikltecred to &gland p o d dot. lei —.. ••...r.. 1. doable foriiiiiiTieeaseaaaaaa sit tit, st•w • •Ibeff, sey kare s *4 memo' li s t h e will ye t . s. , • .4..—.r7....._''..i.'1' • •.1 / sea r to..l.i_i• h_•.__ .1...iy1L11" ;' ' ' ' LONDON: ~, • 41 is FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1818. • Both Houses of Parliament met last night. There is seldom much discussion in the first sitting after an adjournment in which the notices are lost; but in the House of Lords one point of consequence to the Public was Particularly adverted to. The Earl Of LAUDERDALE alluded to the rumours in circulation respecting the issue of transferable Stock Darn. tures on the credit of property lying in 'the Funds, and pressed the Earl of LivEnepot. to gire Parliament and the Country some intimation of what may be the intentions of his Majesty's Ministers on that subject. Lord LAUDERDALE considered the knowledge of this fact as necessary to hid own pro posed motion respecting the Coinage of thacoontry. His Lordship's questions were, however, eluded, is a way that may perhaps be considered as an as knowledgment that some such plan is in contempla lion. The Treasury Lord, in his mysterious mode of answering the. question, caotiomsd the Carl of Layozan4pg prevte Sift 400 easy a belief to all the dimmers that haws bow circulating respecting Mode. 'lgoe of Governasset, and assured him that would satisfactorily explain, in their own good time, whatever measure they might think proper to bring forward. That a step so necessary would be taken, we can believe; but even in this, we fear, is im plied the intention of iudefinitely enlarging the cur rency of the country—of rendering it escleeively one of paper not convertible intocash--otodof grant ing an end.. beeefit to Stock.hoiders, to the utter confusion of all oar internal commerce, and the ruin of the agricultural and manufacturing classes. The proceedings in the Commons were imp but humane is their character. Marne Petillotis were presented in favour of regulating the hours a' labour for childrea is Cotton ifenslisteries. Most of the motions were. pomp:m*ll4 it wet oltder! steed about the Home that both Hisses would Ad. joust this day till after the appreeehlog 'elitists of the Prince's ELISAIIIIII with the Prints of Hesse fiestuaes which take Flees spe Tuesday mei. „mow_ • Paris Pepsis to the 31st ult. hare sailed. The most 'striking pieces' infonnatlon is their usually un klititillitg contests, is a 0011C0 of the appearance r•t N • •. " S' In do rarity pro ea Otte of, Oat " awe frt wilt* . 1 11/10001 *Odd tflitietec lhrelie ilte Ado bet rya tatiant twit' Tioti Niulgah; Jill Alllll CLIOUCI O. till' etw so %I r y • Ai& • Ilhitort won sot MOW a s ' • ph i scrip! oi Wile 4 ;or;or dauf vtrftieg the qasf Itibeirto ire, Cal %Dire 11 t reat. Ike MI useini4 *stetral of the .1 . , From • it b PLATOI •but aril •iiifeten Airce,. the lasi 4* °pima Asseci It is bii F •heid. 1 •aireter settee 1 ' ' from ti, , • 1 : l4olit .tatee I r Mao,. i depart, 1 Y. . : 61°it Th c a l been rr tete • ol . the last r tetriat tiler-GI . ▪ • et' the I , some . , 1 r • Wet ai ▪ I team kl t gain o r p , . ilvam OPI ,O O • Aurae .It ie I .ird hi, ' 'S (f the I . trithrto thet..pei rigs. place. t The I Comm k &ides' credine them"; bfiligisk I, v - 4 1 aquirt i ihil FA, r 'that he r 'cutlet 1 I ' .111 e. Ise siti i • e I ' IVI iIU t a, # # .4 illr##Zl I 1 ' ; 1 t pro Int. th i vikflOg k ,Igithei e Ow of • kili*er e 1,16 Fiat I , • I A i r l i M r A n tie r "fi' ,l 11 1 /$ I I : . _ 11 II , • ;WI I 4 . • S I M OS 11 & ',' 444111 %! .filliftirj Ivlrilea ‘l, , THE STATESMAN.