The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-12 00:00:00

..r , hat w .n 1 .e iff then Re s Bikes litil4lolpoOt Ar plotless smoustiag l' 4.tae aiskiibt ► upwar.is. # `limber *aria* in the present siffoof suiversalsod in whids the nation is insetted. no le smelted by site peoples except soli dislateressoi Houle of Coesssons. deliver •Beat *PP ( "le d r to thi vrartnt all Spud ok thi 'reedom . . ... °'s . . ... . . . .. . i ‘ • . • P, s $ . . • ; . s . . ; • 1 . - • NV': •• ' ii.te.,..:. r 1 6-.... ‘e • • . OA' / 1, • _ ::::: . ' . •1. , .. A r•. 1 -Asif.t . ... if - IS"' 4.. . .!. 4 i : f . t • '' ' i .-...... •,- • . -ft , (.4. r - .... . . . ; • ••• • • . • ~ .. . , . • ... • II " t • tlit A lAN \ Ditto Read* ells. pnt. . Bllistel. Os. Os. na. Plc I • ...... Es England. Ataxexnen's Minirers applied h 1 Rook for Account intn hail nearly the newt sonnet.. That is to a ---y, we . was opened,' I *. • , . • , • replied the following day, that if the . .. rus varawat: mi4k. P H :trl4 n66 , O , F STOCKS THIN DAY Al' O,4%.O*CLOCIL. de IttriaaLtsu :- • sot:7w AMERICA. Ma Steak permission was ,requested it would be denied. Thinking that they would be wore f or t usa t e with fo ll ow i ng hie Mr. Plunkett's two Hilli haste bees priated. si T ; l l l5 a s Po p : 41 ::: ..e .at• t. R,: d 1111 . 1 1 ? at- South-bee Stock {tog 11 "" "" Eraet of a letter from Duel" hest entitled " A Bill far the Removal of thp Di a- ar a r C .nt • t ' ^n • ' t ile tell Dec. Moo- . • • ' zaps- conformity to the resolutious agreed to in lie Commit- 6 preCt• Navy IA 7 bi tee, and sitnilar to that Which eras introduced a few Con. for Aect 70 3 Lott. Tickets n7l. idle . parts of the Acts therein before recited, as requires say lAA 6 per t'oo is now resumed with greater warmth tl is confidently asserted that a considerable Remi ss i ' -metal term ens aad MAD2III,• osentam for Money - pus tiptoes has this moment arrived from Lnin, .....; Ilfications affecting Roman Catholics." is is strict 4 por Cents. shut. ir the noses we erceived two "days . ago of India for ditto . Ring deliver yeses Arver Cent. . could neither • sanction the debarkation, nor . ..1 '"PrY ••• 'painful elect shipping. The subject being dropped for th a t t i ne, .. • lady to t h e 0 "" Mar" l&sirl " 41 "" timr tat of C"Tember' since. Be this It is pectposed to be enacted, dna such 141ta4paeltr•trvol. l.theseral Serna's army of 4,000 men, near :salt( drawn them into an ambuscade of half %an ever. It , . mediately an a declaration or declarations to be made against tremolo • ' ' . .Y 14118 . 1. 1 1 g. a the m ea l a•tleavitwaga, heard stantiation, or the invocation of the Virgin MarYtar .an i etc Aptategnuin. • di. Gnat de °M r /re ' "."- . c. ":.". '" -Y. -- -- other Saint, or the sacrifice of the Mass, be thereby . • corps, even more than the above number, will forth. . I'l e General Unetnes, uovernsir of Salta, who"TPIR BRITISH STATRIIIIAN;sIsSuIA7O..IIPORRTSD WITW " rola with march through Fracce to attack Spain, anal, o f tenet his grist roe the (*oversee of Atacama, near Lima t repealed, and su ch declarations should no longer be example of E tendered or required. And itisfurther proposed to be course, with the pennivtion of Louts XVIII.'s Mi. tan apposed the patriot army wont(' itnine- be. appointed ;deters! Thus, then, it would appear the' the 11.4 enacted, that after a certain da, no ot her oaths than those LONDON: ► . answer to Ott enter Lima, as the Viceroy had retired to . Imo* of Callao . official account' are therein recited, and whit+, so far as regards theoathof Alliance is in good earnest sleternained to pot duns MONDAY STE:SING, MARCH 12, 1321. the spirit of freedom, and with it, restore the air ' a f much wand Supremacy is therein e xplained, shOuld icon tendered to or time that all expeeted. Our letters from Chili say no- required to be taken by his Majesiv'e an Catholic . --alow•- - _ barbarism aud darkness. i tete subject ; but ° the express who brong of the Spent subjects within . tlse aominiunosr oi_ his 3lajesty, for New York papers to the I.lth of F. bruary, and Ha- fewnisote 'that the bells were ringing, whet; bhetenjoy any civil right, For a coneiderable time past, the table of tlae , this opportu "logo, on account of the above news. The enabling them , ttake , hold, Max to the 2stli of January have arrived this morn no less dial any real or pers o nal property, than can be tendered iiiirig•of 'Wat, with the Deputies, has sailed or . • inr - from them we extract the following :--- " Honorable Ilonse" has heen covered with Petitions from agriculturieta, cousplainiag of . their distress, prudence of to . ?r _ g required to he taken by his 'Majesty's other T , .• „ t Isevintlanded, the eloeernor here refusing to Lenox TIM NEW TORE PAPER, Fr.n. 13.] respected, as and begging for what they called "prowler 1, 1 ,,i Eh them, unless they bad powers to arknow- "01 e " . .. "It was a Proveled alwava, that nothing in this Act shall be . The Cheburto left the town of Halifax on the 22d he independence of Boesch America. We have These la ws , if passed, would increase the 'Whitby s e ; part in dean construed to enable any person, otherwioe than aa they ult., but the harbour was so much obstructed by ire ituporting foreign corn ; and consequently; would t lest withohe Montoneras, but the Indiana have . are now by law enabled, to hold any esle iastical of- i i , i; i seems to con toot s.se ..s. nut get out till the evening of the 29110. selves areas; red all " laag !be., frontier L till within 30 league- fi re or office in any Universitv Cdlrege, !101l or raise the price of English corn; and con towo, committing tur must horrid o utrages.- Simy soldiers were employed in cutting a channel for °Mealy all dismisses School of a n y ecclesiastical an w ithie this rea lm, again, would enable the landholder to pay i b i s met of the Merit keienoehassotegosit tti drive them to their pans- her accommodation. One of the papers of she 18th or to advise the . Crewn in the disposal of any office in delivered to id chaitientheus erverelt." down as out of the increased price of Isis corn ; thus e steem , the established churches of 4ireat Britain and Ireland ; says, the harbour is troves over, as low ly pushing the di ffi culty from his own shoulders am oteefernft Rio Jeneiro, dated Dec. 19, says :- ints, who and provilltel also that nothing therein clintaiuest be George's Ishotil. The winter, which set in early, has he altances et Lisbon hate produced a greatermorning. construed to extend, to enable an arson, being* those of his neighbours ; for, of course, the price of than you would imagine on the state of been uncommonly severe. corn has an influence upon that of all other netessa. " Violent !lonian Catholic, Keeperto hold t . he O . fic . e p of L ' oril Hi eh 'Now, although it happens that a poor man is 2d, and it I here. Although the foreigners resident here, b Maur tx, Jae. 21.-We are very glad to find Oat Chancellor, Lord or t onion .sioner of the tweetwould take s donbts on the enbject, both the -Portuguese 1 i Isis Majesty's Councils have refused their concurrence rie-`• SI al of Great Eritaits, or Lord Lieutenant, Or airt priaon, like Davison, is not *attended to, in that " Ile- ie ltirasilians declare openly, that if Portugal 1). to a hill which passed the House of Assembly during epo l ity,or other C.lsieftiove.rnor of Ireland. yes her constitution , they will leave nest also." tearable House ;" yet it happens that greet Lead- PIINCIAI T . ie second, which is entitled •• A Dill to regulate the E eri e n Session, imposing an extraordinary duty hangs, nereribelews, may take place without the turtlay mot the intercouree hetueen persons in lisoly Mem, pro- holdrrs are attended to. Many Members, (I,a m dk o id. punt into a i ot di:order." upon live stock ; and we are equally leased to tint r feiritite.the hoista t i . i Catli:lic Ite!i . gi . ot ) , with .r t , he 0. . 4 4 4 . : 5 e .n 0f 'tem to the 14th of January from Eabiastate that that no sliaposition has bred manifested by the legis- • ers thenestlrrs) said that " something invest b e o ne , which wen habitants of that place had applied to the Go- outs, enacts , natiwr on . s . initosy n rag s i, l . r h s i. i l tr, "or the Landholders would be guinea." " They were and set off i lature prematurely to prohibit the importation of dour 1 anal now or hereafter exercising the oman ..it ~) .ic le. . and s:x foil r, to know if he was willins , to Erma them a " the very best men in the world; tie benevolent.; to Ration similar to that which has been declared I rtagal. Ile.eeplied, that be did not possess the I re l a n d, ligion within the Utsited Kingdom of Great Britain and 1 from the I • nited States. shall, within a given time, take an oath, which i disclaims any correspondence or connit•tnication with . , [en..sat roc AIIINTREAL G A ZETTE., VCR. I.] 0 pions; lt• blyal :" they.n•ere is short, said v ol e, stetacitinent reached W " the heart ' s -blood of the country." ' " T hey could and the be r to make any alteration in the form of the go- As an instance of the severity of this winter, the the See of Rome, tending to disturb the Pretest:ow the' in the roya sent, but that he would send to Eio Janeiro for Upper Canada Paper mentions that the river Nia- i" not hear (good souls!) to see their pour labourers v . ernment, or w ith any (eerie's Ecclesiastical antlio- I Pest xi I ice ins how to act. This reply wag far from' •• etsitio to the workhouse by hundreds; they only thing ' shirt , i t fere wit h g:kra wa s frozen over Aston after the commencement of ; .wan ted e the York 4 g romplete satisfaction to the inhabitants, who city o r n a. itia . t . t l er t or . may ti er . to the psi every ilispeaition to enforce the object in view "Air a.,sl egoitahk ; nothing inure '." These were ' from Mr. I past. e the =tarn of the messenger. •—•••••••••••—!---''"-- 4 COATERT!!! • or at 'set th e net • toy . an e la ?glance octet is dne Isis Majesty f rom all his subjeeta. —..----.=-------""'---_ MR BROUGII.I3I'S EDUCATION RILL. stirs vied others, belonging to the different Disseentine byre, new year, which has not happened for 11 year* i DISTURBANCE AT HAVANN t it. Extract of a letter, Dec. btli.--We leave had a few that has filled fur three days the City with con-1" a fi.se prutertimg /awe-Laws that were the pitiable arguments of the Landlsolden; hat there were plenty of Faadholdcre in the Hoax; s ave., or to buy a coat for 31. while they could let it , , Mayor rem vision of tl the subject poet any 1 _.....e55..._ ultimately . slava ago, a tiny amongst the teno r s gnerioused anti as they did not choose to eat dear provisions them TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATF.SMAN. A meeting was held on Monday last, by the hltni- - City of. II a- 'Flit agitation of the Catholic Question re- c , t • in t•••i rhos fti e purlieus of taking sternation. Two of the regiments, the onerega ions .;,n, or i Tarragona f or jf, they also, very charitabli, took up decease Commons Is me of an actirrence that mask me laugh • shuts d the into consideration Mr. liemehant's EEL for the Ede- and the Filo whose tents had ex ; tired, called aloud of the pew ; and played off the hypocrite as well n tilv a short time since in Ireland. cation of the Poor.-At this m eeting it Wag unatti- of human for their leave to eo home and refused to perform ditty. the landholders. "To impose new protecting laws," he jenlonsy between the two religions in that mouldy agreed, that each Congregation should irclese- increase ol tile conntry, cause s innunteralvit - most whimsical .1; , 1 ..R.C.V prepare tetuperate vet earneet Petitions to both Owing, however, to the exertions of the officers , they sa id thee, " will be to raise the price of Corn, and figs gent geed es a n d dra t, eepecially amongst the arr. Douses of Parliament, for • the rejection of the Bill.- were wade to march ; next day being the turn of the ss „ill a ff ec t t h e poor ; and what mm of any bowels is demerits •of • f • rofeßlonf families, when they, the "multi , Petitions will, of (-tense, be forthwith prepared. Tarragona regiment to relieve guard, a scene similar ss ran think of adding to the difficulties of the peer'. say, have ice to be of 'litre:vat churches. ins on tl 'file following oletervations, on the etibje.t of Mr. to that which happens•d the day before was antcipates!. o te, mas t a ll bear oar share of misfortunes; and wt, Protentann Ocotleniati, with whom I woe on a Brougham's Bill, have been circulated in that tis•igh- A vast number of bl d thus ' perauns assens eat parade, " for one parts, are well satisfied with thiogs as thy Sir Pi t in Ireland, hail recently taken as an apprentice botirlisiod on the orris:don :-Liverpool lois kitchen, a Protostomt /o,y, %chose parcuts .. The Diseenter. View the frineiplee of the hill aa and the saute refusal was matte on the part of the sot. ea „,.." Thi s i s t h e way i n w hi c h t h,,„, & warm Meeting a e extremely missions to have him reared in tlsat opposed throughout to those t rel u r y and . .., the o. toe 0.. • s li e r., a nd the saute exertions on part ft• rg. coquette, • t i , 1 t- tl each other ; and thus did they mit into tonsil IL . ln• eimaesontice- of t hi s, the remainder of the as calculated to increase the diaaleiffillr •tt r which errs ; hut the soldiers were obstinate, and it was es-en hunianity a veil for their Itypoceliy,!" ;At leseti the ss the ocs ant., who Were' all Catholics, were strictly for- they consider thentselves unjustly labouring ; and carried so far, that one of the privates presented and,• II Leaelholtler could bear it na lei/girt . and befall The pre den to tamper wills the child's religion. Ile Was that too, at a period when, from the enlightened 9144 wounded his Captain. In consequence of this a gen I • foresee of e - sr ,isprr the policy of laying a tax nPon stock; sell Leeds w in a ndeome boy of about twelve years of age, and fur- Of the age, they rather expected to have-those disabi- 1 e took place. The city gates were shut ; the other weeds, the policy of beginning the weds die at this sew NI e nough for eights•en. lities diminialiesh They consider the Bill ill-timetl, ra rust la the Yow ;hie Sundae. a iteighhonring gentleman, who knew it being brought fore ar.l at an era when unprecetlent- (leneral beat to arm( ; all the it and doors of sponge ; fur this it Mod effectually is, whether ire In the Out " 4 3 Pr°teitan t, caught toy 1•°""g her" , m 6tl ' hi s ed private exertion. a re made to diusinish the exiat- citizens were immediately barricadoed, and the panic call it tax, stamp, share, loan, gift, bone, ileg or cat. *Ohs e s silver laeest . hat. coming tint of the Ottivo li c core a nd ills of iguaraitce•-th!•y conaider that it vi I I eatt glit Ogee °wattle the gates; but iv) the mean tittle •' 'Lis :As will be its (Pei ; however we may attempt so the amid ap I. " Ila! master Aliek," save the gentleman, diecourage public exertion, impede the progress of t h e ffit iltv odsliera were arrested, and the great energy eans . e d it by its name. From whispering , the laul• would not it here have to n •been, Sir:" ; rite young •rascal, plans now in operation, and retard the very objert for f the ,„ ct. son is chi In I's restored again tranquillity. at Wed, holder improved into talking aloud ; and, , ding he wall s•ontpletely detected, stammered ont-a- which it is proposed to be ettactesi. The imposing a ue I ' . Pr°PeerY.' _-......--_ _ At ss wt. Sir." " Mass," sir, "Mires," replied the t a x fur the support of !ghouls to be established, of Mr. Ccew se last week brought forwant his immortal tuitions at tonisheil gentletitan.-" Mass :" Lord, Sir, said which the Diesentess are to pay equally wills others, Paliament , we learn from an authority on whirls motion for putting ► a 'f ax upon the Funds. ' This is • rated, apj informets lick, with recoverkl asastratice, " Didn't your bear:" without having the least contront over, or !wing Iwe rely, is expected to be prorogued about the eee i t Idle the result of TIIE fl ax WAR : the Tar irn '• bosses at Gear-hear svl-at, yon paths: scoundrel:" IV" the qualified to till the lininitteat situations in them, they ,of June. Immediately after tlie poirogation, it is Dearly th suppsirt of Legitiniaey, of Louis, of Ferdinand ;--thr , ;olieation. " Hear what :" Olt my 41-al, says the consider oppressive to those who desire to promote I u nderstood, his MAJCISTI will act off OD his visit 11.1 . throw ono iontig. Convert, twilit an ars-limos peculiar to that na- universal ittatrnction, and who will have ,to maintain 1 .Laud, war fur enabling the Holy Alliance to cut dews tle , of these s 4. and lercsietibly emuival-•• I thOilght a ll the other schools for a large portion of children, whom I r` .—.....--. . Nedpolitana, and laugh our resnotistranct.s to anti! sion-pe ;vlll 1.7 , - , e 1 an•exen.?" this Bill will out benefit, viz.--the Siteday School From ocenerences that have been ascertained since If Mr. PITT had lived until the making. of Mr. Cre We al it is the Mr. -- woe so anineed with the happy effrontery Children. The Dieenters alio object, that the 11111 a the child, that pretending to be outrageous with commits the proposied si-lsouls to Ilse sole management 1 our last, we are led to appri•betel that ere this week WEN'S motion, he certainly must have died of Alm 1 would Inre ! Freedom .iin, lie seized hint ley the collar, and walked big" lof the Clergy and Dignitaries of the sc a t la 'be ended we shall have occasion to announce the first npon the spot ; for, in this m 'titbit, hr tb cipatiou tiveoe, attesting all the way, that lois master, who was IChundt. to the entire eet•lission of the public at large ; conflict between the Austrian and the Neapolitan • heard the knell of all his liopes. However, , this tow it ww sr' tation al t Magistrate. abonld lee . ' him to g: 301 for his eilln;ng. an al that it prso•ides nu ash-vitiate cheek on any undue i troops. A c cording to accounts received, the advance motion w as made ; and, of course. Mister Alick, nothing &satiny-ell. ► proutiaell he'd a rood • exercise of the power 'hue granted. Againet the ; Escatersr• gatived. The Cif tetomette of the • • ought ti guards of the opposing parties are within the Roman 1 this sub ifetener, and that he'd- ,seer rep " his AUTHOR!" clause, " that no proton 4211 he capable of being ; "If we ailinit the Pit t ' . is to be The mentent they entered the master's presence, choaett Settossioi ts i en, that is mat * et tre•mbrr ql . the Stairs, attd within %lateen leagues of each other ; so very properly. raid. ! holder, where ale use the pretence. with his former aasurance, commanded Church c l f Eo:, , luoil, ox ho leer ratahlished," the Dis- that a few littler:, if the parties be to dieposed, might : pie of taxing the Fund . the frees ly Oa " last 4 that one Mrs. 800 ahonisl be put to the leir.-Mrs. i senters most so 'retitle pretest. " .tre a valitaille claas ltring them into contact. His Ilsoi.oe tato, by a second to stop ?" Ent, let not the Fundliolder slip Betty, the cook, eras accordingly pin to the bar.- a men" (sr: they) " who hate already proved their Proclation, has e xhorted his o w l . su bjects as ' miction to his soul, upon the Weasafol 'di' s. " some a 64 10 an and lilts . ~ r, saga Atirk--therr's ~;, ,,,r woman. that hal (ra tifi cat i on ., f m . „„ e t, a " i ,e-,,,, to h e est a w i r ,j, fur i ' 4 ototion. well ant he N I' . eapo stens, to receive the Austrians as which was made to Mr. Cusewex'. • we read the 1. "4 4 ' leffir.q i" her Picket, nod eon rise the mere differen t eof religion* ',pinion, fr len the aiitiation . ' I die •Meinber wit /A--/ upd banish him mil hull renter."' of parish-schoolmaster F• 4‘c. ass., ace. Hence, in the 1 , i friend. ; a nd a t this we need not u-ouster if, as we are measure has been proposed; am I to Order'. It irs ► some fr prohibit After it preCiistra Atm% of altercation, master Cee. j t el.oisent of Il s e Inssenters. the meanest is o bjeetion- int"n'itol. the Neapolitan troops have beets employed, proposed it was not even collet Cosmos" eater I v,rt wits locked 110 for die 141 . 1. of the day to . do -"in - • e • " • ' f , and t • 4 ••1II II •' e'rng 's gravely proposed in the English Base of too I, .. . able its neon earner., viz.-- the ecti o the etie tin tli 1 CS% UF. MI their Dearth , in ex s- in Lead pennce. . public aNsistance, the exelusion'of pub B e nefitsnxement ! sorreetion against the Hots F manes authority. lu to pay the natioual creditor • again/ea 49 . 90 4 1 ° mote a t In those contests 1 always discovered more mirth and the violation sof religi iiii a • litlerty." It ia nmier- I N i • on • 4if . the Elan d° tban tor . IL stood, that not only the flirt. • ifenoteleatioin of Ins- !.ap es the tinniest s •nthusiasns prevailed. The whole of twenty ; and the Cousin:au. sto he brave P popular are said to be up in arms, and it is thonght answered , in effect that " the tbing trotiM set Mae sp • P. S. Ply having the Virgin Mary in her pocket, *ent '(lnslepeods•sit, Preshyteilan. and Baptist.) but t both' ill i" Is sew, lie meant an imasp. It is alassitat an universal custom the Calvinistic and Antsittiau Methielista, Qieskera, , that of regular troops and m iliti a, there cannot be less " cause If we began to be dishonest,we 9 ...., the tin t comae, for the loses classes of the Catholic Web to carry ii U n itswiens, Jews, C a tholic., and Itellgientste of every than 21'034 1 0 men. The Pni set: lit ne•vv, as a proof "legal robbery: flint if we began to Pay _ . . 11 sables their porkeWrelles , crucifixes, bottles of holy waters sect (its well as m any ! done and liberal members of the o f ti le sp i r it with which he is actuated. has sent " creditor but nineteen shillings vie.shoeld arler7 l steal s lte.. which 111 consider as eliarnis anal as safeguards. Establishes! Churele) toilette in their die a pprobation ;and so told' tre r Isia eldest son, only eleven years old, to the head " be tesnpted lei offer him ten ; hedge.' • Tori'd is the common expieislon in Ireland fur con- of this Bill. The various religions Dissenting Deno- I " The ors° version. minations are carefully watching the motions of the j quarter., for the purpose of being presented to the " stibetantially 'applied the 'rouge. kets we . 1-! ! ! • per lois • . is e .. troops by the commander-in-chief. A y i eery an_. however, has been p••opossed; am , A livst i a.. . Air. siies ", Ai n . cacti an American Bill, and are preparing to hint it, by a roar of merit b • fedora (should Mr. Brougham persevere in his ob. mated Proclatnatiou, ptrporting to be from the •"•—•••••"-.!---"'""-"...-"---- piper, maw. residing sin Ashtabula county, Ohio, killed, . •, . - , tas titie • $ that 80 within the list three years :, in the North Eastern part "re.) and the public may be awned that In their op- Neapolitan army to the Sicilians has been our IRO. 3 he Paris papers received sitice.o e _ at k tract e of the Ressettveo VA V3its, 115 Wolves, 3 Bears, 2 Beam, will not let the grass position to ;lie 'measure ; terry . . publislisel ; but, as it is deeditete of date and WWII respecting the intersal state of Froice.-7r.,,,,"-- masa; A Art,. OEI. Mr. B. leas now ant off his Funds. rite per cents-SIC; Haul; Actions 1..0". 11U Peer, 30 tiger, and found thirty ead swarms of -f ai rat r . ea ~ - • . signature; • its antlienticltv is tineationed. A as, (Isof• and th . wild bow -i; • • • . . oboe till afar Easter. The last meeting of the Dis• Accenting t 1 Accounts from . % ai de% in - i oil toe et week Lord Lletoiews .Toipaslaeuel puked off. with Colonel wi ttin g • Mittistere (of the three deloneinations.) at .despatch of Count Nearielrode to the Russian twitmario .f the slate a o is . ead•ult. a str , tx , • Kos , Towesltead kit Yeemirof Mr. Miteteky's motion. Redefine-street. London, link held on tile 'Pith of Ambassador a t N a ples has also aypeared, pretending ri s e N e epolitene hail proceeds -II to occopy Itirm 5 _A • betwei es from Ilsorsl-4 Copy of dog /isolation vooved:hy Ur; •Ikeevey on February, when stroog resolutions' against the Bill that the occupation of Naples by the Austrians was w ithin th e Roman s tates, Id lessen moo° coda Friday last in the House of Comipont, as an Amon& were a do p ted." intended only as a temporary measure, and if aeceded their advance guar a were ahout to taker ._„, • the Ai.' their e :while the advance %gaol ot. , itor „ of the 'ae" to flee 51 . 101•1 " for ei•ff into "b iblerasim " f ' s At Sudbury, in Soffulk,*two parishes hale united, A. , no war rAntributi 111 l would be imposed "P"rt the 1.11.44.1 • within 27 leaga" .` :Supply :- e -.. ,„• . • • • • on the same p rinciple as the Petition front I rouse. kingdom ; bra if, on the other band, war should break were oceuping Voting°, 0 14 into tl " That this thew will take Into Its immediate eons - Lislom papers have arrive. • • I to the 14 outer aeration the subject of' Mesibest of this !louse holditig stating that they do mi t o ppo s e Ed uca ti on , w tiels ill out,' it would be impossible to -prevent the kingdom , that very istelestlag • thous I of petit or , pensions node, the Crown, together go on best if left to itself Liget, is the present de. L .I. % i Ili ';ney ..r.ng Ate...genet • It ' would from bearing all the consequences of it. • te a o n the tab ° • 'wig s ithe expediestry -of disiinishing the number thereof.. pressed sta t e. of cuultneree..r. Brougham's Bill had taken place in doe tor .. Tebiou --so-- . I the K i n; i" d ie en t ref ing the veto, to he &Bowes au. • it appearing to thielluneee•from. the third Report of a impose a heavy-burden, in le new School-Tae, on the We are infortne.i. ------ a - ean absolate of Committee of Finance Maas in the year 1808, there t o f f tardesmea latsd honeekoldets, who are now scarcely source which cannot well o f l a ws, on the letwetiun ••• oo On° then erlltVaeas' or .70 iseeibwes tills Boise who held side to meet.the setioesal sad parakial demands. .be doubted, that in a conversation between M. Plano an *fairest it were 78 t 0.6 ; and . _ es media o f it no' offices of itiveilniesOnt dr possisints under ;tits Crests, the numbers in favour reties amounting tot etisimste ilee siesittei nese of 150,000(.. and A public isseetiag of the inhiltitalsta of 1111ashaas, de Komi% and the Duke Jr litcuester, which took aul'eaaire veto, his Vs. 4 l theme . „ wa g s. * oft yiii.thec-eipsorine so em s Hows oh at . cootresed by the baili ff s, this held at the Town 111111, , on - Platt at p at i"" e i ons lo the former ., ~ , 1101 - leparture NWT saturday .. f u set t, g ives police • Al ,- Itaillell in the present ei t me . of oniversakankseeenenlleled di s trese Thneeilay last , *hen Petitivnis to both Hoseeensf I arsma tfs•slre" . _.., Mem Troppau, lie as ked the Duke witethet France ladl•d wall bold ; Levee at Carlton -honor, . i n which the n atio/B*ls involeed, n o sobstantiarreliefean hawed were unanimously agreed upon. praying for a . Ilusslowi ha°4a." be 'sleeted by tite peoples except from sn independent revision of the criminal laws, as they respect capital permit the passage of 140.000 to the Pyrenees.if steam sties i n st. sad a Drawingztoons. a and disinterested Hasse of Commons." • punishments. demon 4.41 it. Having regretted time to consider, M. an Thursday the rid- ' . . . -- -- . 0 s _ ...• _ . .._ ... - __ __. A 1 tow al feta • di , 11114 mei Bur rants I vi :it i -to wore •rrai W tine CA Q, tin& ii A , ast( AU .r 14 . -. ~-• • • 4 • rwr--r r .. :.: .... ~ ~. Tie - • AY50*".6 114 .• iiVs• iviiitiges 1 • Iliptierat.Solo fivitforeas - Ulla; linto C ' l l7 Jl,Otalre , 'this. fivol - Ibe +ad ftws, • • sail it's's. dittdly rite• • forties** hourly expected , think el Vise stone Warms' kft Santiago, Opash wittsmit tint wit ledgelbe Petit at. adrtneed of tbh orbribiditrnol l itas pa% mod chaiti letter • 'I The effert affairs eypres‘ and the presarres The cha► smallest •.etter. the ink 'nnstitei n Portal power re risme+ ir•trncl iving 4rwerl, 1-efore Si minds bearti 'nu roLiti szenry .1r SPilli ,Ist SO term de grief 1 root i frill . tl ire a tonsil •64 rt . Tito Tow! not chs