The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTBLLIGENGIr. Dam, Arent I.—Arrived sad sailed for the River, the Apes. Coady, frosts Leghoro.—Cane down from t►e River, tba Heart of Oak. —, for aatiebre ; Ilighlasod Lad, for ditto ; C o smos, NVilcoato. for ditto; Shathroke, Wright, for Trieste ; Britain, Deightoo, for Naito; Henry, Nissan, for lliramiri~i; Traveller. Heil, for ditto; Tuscan, Thompson, for Primo Ed word's Island; Haw ksbory, limiter, for Now Bromwich ; mad remain with the .reward-hostod.—Sailed a few coasters. PORTIIIMOIrPtI. APRIL I.—ArrNed the Marshal Welling,.., Addict, from Malta, for orders, oat 30 days; pet Under yearsatise. ie. Ivav, Noun 30.—The brit/ Sylph, of Banff, Aloe. from Trieste for Loodeu, hen been forced in bore by stress .f smoker, and with some damage; oat since the Ist of January. IceaAcortsa, MAILCU 31.—The Johanna Thole., °averts, from Geese to Amsterdam, has pet in here with loss of ea seder sod cable sad sails di. marred. Levaaroot, Masai 31.—The Robert Quayle, Brown, from hegira, arrived at Bombay, and sailed from thence the 47th November : was oil St. Heifer's the 7th February. ALuarrsouow, Aeart.l.—The (carnet Martha and Ebeling, frnm Amsterdam to Wordage*, Week on the Kentish Knack on Wednesday mere: ink, sad afterwards drove .f, and sank in deep water. M aster sod crew landed here the same em its, bye collWr bra. Ifsawtcri, Aram I.—Arrierd the Charlotte packet, with a Mail, etc. from Gottembergh. • By lOW esteems of letters frogs St. Helena, of • I•ie date, in Jetsam", it wows that the rgo•dron rind the lifeOpi there were very inkvalthy, awl I hat Bo tr:%PARIIt hod been •o ill es to be obliged to call in the Sa►goan of the lag ship, at two o'clock in the mortrissg.--A worming Paper of yesterday, gives the fellowing pitmet of • letter, doted St. lielerta, the 16th of Jimmie", 1819: _ _ _ I bare little re on Dew trews to tell you. Ow St. Belem- 1 bee berate a true pri.ert. There i. a /wow r.erti.rg If•eoLhet al Leftword—be tea.veryilla few d,r‘segr. awl woad tee ho flret.w. r "kept Mr. StoStos. 04 the Criegreernr, wh.. wig a Eartlewirr feirtwl of Mr. tYlle y• •. We are awl allowed.. see She pivot/v.o9w tie law, I krdree se. You, as daubs. bate tees them all. Th► B are well ; bad the pinpere of ;webs teem walking rut re mtuday bye.— Jew as I was amides the 'dame, 1/r. btettos rwlkd ie let we Maar Ow be had aereorrdrepe re be ssa.• a Ctaill ar lobe twealid•L He bye roomy the latter, awl s.ritt ler hrit lead tioquars•l . • All this I. IN retweirtrece et .errne ibferewstiwu be bet given she people at Lefts aid, trartliKg ►sane paper. Hest oat I. bias foe theta. This hatellirece is confirmed by the snivel of Dr. STOIIOII, es board the Triocomalee frigate, at Ports inooth, ow the 30th eltimo. After compelling his medical attendant, In wham be bad coofidence, to re. sage his siteatioe mad quit the island. when BOVA. PASTS was entitled white dung malady ; it up ran wow, that epee a recurrence or ageravatioe of his distemper, Sir Hopson Lows forces the Indy me. sliest perms on the Weed. whose visits he would al. low, to quit it the mousent his medical servitors were masked by BONAPARTE.. Let them who covet,. name soul tolerate sock practices seiiowaly rellect epos the impetations which may ba cast upon the astir*, if math conduct is sot made the subject of is. veetigatiost, or If any thing hefals BONAPARTE. The following details are extracted from a Report by the Commander of the Chili squadron, relative to the Intriceptioto of the convoy from (:adia for Lima: —" San Martin and Layton) sailed from Val paraiso ire the 10th of October, with orders to in. tempt the convoy; but the Commander thinkieg, that after a voyage of five sleuths, it *eight to be looked for in the track for Linn, sad *lshii% In es. rime his crews, stretched out to me, sad cruised for sem* time; not seeing any of the y, be at last proceeded to the island of St. Mary's, *hick he made in Ike 'truing of the 26th of October. On the fol. lowing morning five Spaniards came off from Out lased, sod whitest the least suspicion went on board she Commodore, to whom they delivered a sealed packet, directed to the Masters of the trauvports.— lt contained instructions for the private sliest', sad orders from the Captain of the frigate immediately to mike for the Bey of Tel/wheats.. It was lesret fro. these Speniaids that the frigate had passed St. Msry's ow the 22d of October, and still remained at seeker at Talcahuano. Thither the Chili squadron .proceeded, end having cone alongside the frigate without basing fired a ebat, she pee them a broad. side, cut her cable, heisted her jib, filled the anises topsail, mad roe en allure before the wind. Many of her we saved themselves by swimming on shore. S►e wss takers pessessiou of, and moaned by the beets of the Chili ships, which anchored es Seer as possible, and endeavoared to beam her of. The rave, however, who had gained the shore, formed ender shelter of the bosses in the vil lage of Tslcahssno, and soon received assistance of ones end some eannen free. a remnant of Royali.ta shut ass at Conception. A brink fire was kept op on both Wee, mod the frigate was not got elfin neat anomie', whew a fresh browse sprung op from the Soeth-west. The Chili ships, with their prise, is inedistely set sail for the island of St. Mary's, where they cruised for several days; sad ea the 11th, 12th, and 14th of November, took three traesports, which dropped is socceseively, and made up to the frigate, which showed the private signals obtained by the blender of the Spaniards from St. Mary's. In the mean the, the Checabeco had joined, and she was lilt to cruise off the liked, where she subapeently took two more of the vessels of the convoy." Private letters Rem New York state, that the Na tional listabli•bment, the Book, had been re-incor porated. A Bill had passed both Dooms to...afore, and regulate the former Act. Bask Shares were 'I he Spaaish Coveinmeet Is, we understand, build ing a large number of Ist.trottemed boats in Cadiz, fur the purpose of landing the troops of the graud Espeditioe us points chess homy boats about sp. poach. Letters from Barnsley and the neighbourhood describe the linen-we•►ens to be still in • deplorable mate, oti account o: the wont of sufficient employ. r.ent, and the low rate of oars paid to those who ate iu wont. THE STAIESMAN KINGSTON ASSIZES. Na day being appointed for the Dial of John Dews, charged with Ow mustier, ender eery "Unor dinary circimulanen. of a little girl, named Albert, weer no Elephant and Cosile, St. Goorge's.fietda. hr was this manioc sr 04.110. o'clock, rumored from liorminnniter.lan• prison for that purpose. in the same conjoin with a women named Was, silo charred with murder. They were attended by Mr. Wolin, and other of of the prison. Deus sp. pond mooch egitated. Tim young man chanted with the warder of the pmt-keeper our E;401111 sill he tried to-morrow: The f..llowing Csaididsies have declared themselves for the present vacancy for Itarestsple:—Th► Loan Maybe of Lotions, M. Net.ssr. list: Sir 11. C. Tenstesom, and Beecurea Warr,. Eq. sea of Sir 8. %Vasa, [Lit. Seam ?wartime which hurl been undertaken in the ancient Abbey of the Trion y of Caen, by order of the Count de MONTLIYAUX. Prefect of the U••partmeat ratite Calvados, has led to the discovery of the ashes of (awe's MATILDA. wife of WILLIAM the Con queror, foandressot this Abbey, Mhn died in 1083. The tomb was discovered under the parensent, on the spat where she cesotsph hid been erected, which was destroyed deriog the ftwolotioe, rind which will now be restored with its former inscriptions. A redeetion is ordered in the SialT of tho Militia, by disbeading, lu each corps, four wejrants, foes Corporals, and ibe same number of drummers. One of the fewest factories in Yorkshire, situsted at foods, erected by Messrs. CLATToD and Gong' DE. et so repents of 60,0001., fur the watiefactere of die, cowls's, nod linen, &e. has been closed, and several hundreds*, kinds in consequence tsro►d nut of emplaironvoit. It is said In be the intention of she late prop • ire, sr, Mr.O010110F„ to remove le the United Stan, where, in the vicinity of New York, he in tends earrying on Weiler manufactures, on so eaten sive scale. A Coert.Martial has been held at Plymnoth Dock, nn Captain SIIITTII, of the 7th DtegonnMd., on charges of drawing op a report 4.f the conduct of pert of the Regiment at the F4i, of Glen, In frela.44l, re. fleeting on the character of It. O'Dea/six., a Magis trate; son for g• ing to that person's house and 'ruching for him, nitls a horse. es hip and pistol in his hands. The Cowie orgelteed Captain Steven on all the charg►s ; cad reflected ly on O'Dogart. for staging Capt. S. to fight a duel, ■nd shim he refits. eel. insulin% him most grossly. and then, by a con venient sohse►fege, denying Capt. S. all satisfaction. Ties, REGENT has maimed the finding and 'ethane" of oho Coon. Watt INDIA PRoDUCL—The importations of Ste yr have not varied seed' within the last three 'fey's, t►ose of 1818 rather weeded those of 1817. The home consumption of 1816 11.4 133,017 lads. and 35,589 tierces --ef 1817, 131,891 hhrls. and 29,840 si►ree.—Shat of 1818 was 146,165 Mode. sod 33,340 tierces. The ezportstions of this ar. title have suffered a considerable diminution— the amount el 1816 being 16,675 hbds. and 4775 tierce.; while in 1818 it woo only 51171 bids. and 3990 ti . stock of British Plan. tation Sugar is less than at this time lest year, yet prices average from 44. 6d. to 54. per cwt. lower. The importations of Coffee have decreased in the last year; prices have &chord, on an average, from 15s. to 20r. since Janeers last, (booth the stork on band in the middle ..f this mouth was abort 1700 tons lest than at this time last year ; the direct importations be our Continental neighbours ate, of coarse, eslcu. lewd to injure oar aspect trade. The qoantity of Cafe, which arrived last week at Antwerp alone, from Batavia, 'needed 12,000 bags; and it is confi. deafly *special that priors will decline still feather. The importations of Rem have •es,meated consider - ably—in 1816 they amounted to 13,746 puncheons; in 1817 they were 37,141 ; soul io 1818 they were 35,190 ; yet tie stock oo bend is about 4000 pee. cheeses lets ; bet Om &wood ebreed is greater, its ceasequence of an itscreased consemption—its cheap ness securing it a preference aver Biandies and other spiritoom liquors. It is now importable into Russia. Stich is the general want of confidence, owing to the Whites and gradual decline in every article of trade, that besieess has been for some that, and is likely to carotins', very limited. Stock of West India Pro. dace in the Pert of London the 31st of March -14,958 hhcis. of Sugar ; 4794 tierces of ditto-8551 casks of Coffee ; I I ,010 bags of ditto-10,517 pm*. choose of Rem ; 25.) hhtls. of ditto-1409 bags of Cotton. As ',poen was Wet on Tbnralay at ►toe Ge..rer Inm. (Nye*. ott IS,. boot ..1 vs. it.faut &rad is a rows Whirl 'Willa, the Tnam.s 4.11 n rdwr4l%! Michlel abroad eleven o'clock la the inonsioe, Como' the N.A.( at the holies of Norfolk—trees. %trued, *sating tonooess the agape ea liteashog it. Ih. lino thin teat prisenteit .t-.it ale. a 1)18•014111 and the tour feet of • COMM I und.rnenth was a chide*, is a complrie state of pain , fattier. lle carrina $1 to tee Mneeshonsee, to Strwed-lase, *ad delivered it to nos needle of the parish. Mr. gamy-street the parish St arevion. stated. that he was rolled to examine toelsolly of Ilse nbuld, tool fesad it no such a putrid .tate, that it was novossible to firm ear idea whe ther it had been b 'en dead or alive t bus in consequenre ut the precostioft taken to parkin: it up, it would app , ar sisal it was line the put pose rot eancesilaieat t be could out tell whettser say sorts .4 triolenee had heels ins the body. . . The Jury wereofopini.n the m•at.rr . bad murdered the et , ild. bet for unto ul evidence In that •Cent, they returned ■ Vet diti—Feand dead tau nab Nuke, is the Thane., bet by what menu. i t CONIC in the Hirer these is an mideare berme the Jary Cott• Lticts titan. Avast. v.— %%Meat dull sole at a re daction of fen Y.. ea Uenday'r ertees.moil as that of due "Why Cowed brier, at also. deeltale.— Barley wads eareedmiglr heavy at 2.. in to. Wee, .—outr it. leaver.—la beam s Mu, aid Mier article, a.. alterzatten. MorrzericLn Mil RUT. APRIL 4.—The Ilttrker lobe bet teitatilt supplied litho priow brews tide sessruiuu. which WI ready rale at Slueday's putt..—The show of Sheep was nM moult. but !mute Mantua folly assintnined Owe plena hlouday. —Veal and Park it sir latt gottiettiett. The b*.inr.* in the Iltty tauter was awl bel.k. bet there le. M111...W41 to the purr of that arilfle.—Clever sopprits 1.0 dinr•ay's prier. bad it better tak.—Straw rat►er dearer, boo little doing. The etmeted to a correct etatetoesi of the sorsbers sad prices at tilarlic: To .Icli Ow Offal. per Woe of Mu t., 1,...4 ... 4.. (U... 51.. 61.1 Held dd caul. ebb 444 e shwas . 4... 61. to tie. 114. Kew dens ... S. 11d. so 7.. U.S. Sheep sal Lambs 3.710 '4(.4 . ;,.. U.S. So 76. W. Cdtdo4 l3/ Lamb... Or U.S. 1. Ik. Od. Pie. VS HAY-MARKET. Hay ....... M. IS. W. In 11. .1. N. fle.er .... M. Oa. Od. in 11. Ilk 00. Ws, ..... It. ltb. W. to S. 4.. M. I.UPIIRML PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Aram]. loe.l Italy/41 took the sod his twat. llnteniat.oa, front she Soak of Koalas/, pooloital as Aecotoof of as... Bank a..te. in eiren4slote,94l, in sun vise. from 1790 .n sad nl-o an Account .r Obe 1 1 101419 pike of linlot.—flrdered on be referred to the Book Cousinitlee. The Iter•rt of the lo.pertta.fleserals at Jails Is Ireland was refer-tt me Jail Cometlite. Cm ., NOLL 1N II *rid, sleTra W pr0w...14 r Prrlllas. irg ths , ill- dill (now peons* In die Onstristrir) fir regulates& the t'ottri tsf Request at Ntioslsditao sniglit est paw I*. a he was net attars scat 1n) Hill relatiag S. a Cord of dewier rauld be ealled a private Hill: be !trued. bearewr. drat din Hill war rostrideret str rarlit sad farther. dist It Wes set m inion.", Int-either Howe bi reeettre Pewitisre. sealed pdrete s::.10 to prayer , theses,. the odor Howse. He oltreld. therefrre. wnw bey leave to plainer the Petioles. demob be rout.' ant but cast r the remdailsta as a saltiest of regret Henke bested to live notice. dad. 'beta Iblr Rill net us. heron a'.4 reach itil. Havre. be resald pet-seat the Pebsira tigairt it. and airs °spare flu- Ism Is tie ulnas. Obi. power. LW 1.01(1) CII,UICI LLlnt raid. the practice of Partin. 15.05 .a. a. Ihe Noble lard Ind dated. The lwarmed Lard de clared hismir farartahle to the prayer sr sloe Petition. Chilterns'. lErnrre dill sr. read a sbitd dare sad pawed. THY. I A rtioLic PETITION. - - Lnrd DOMANI/. in tee stonier of Is Noble jrers& sits was rretroteil attrodole by intli•positioa. wished to Mite is Is. aerie. of hi. inteitiun to brim fantail! • wriest un the yellers , of the otbobe 1 1 eii1inaf. tile Vriesuf (she Lott of i)ubotteltionrel but respies4erl Ile to este this oss• sire and ex a dsy s been Roo alio; to lake their L..rd.t.ips At surprise Ile Acrid ow befbre Ea•let t het would. for She present. move. slat their Lordships be wissee•ed fur the 4.1.4 May. . . . - . 11w1r Lard. Pip Were artordingty rsaatesed fur dial day.— Adjourred. _ coMMONS. Tbir now. •►s orr•p.d lilt ra., Ow. in 1 , 6.1).iimt for Ike Nora Mimic** LI Clio". Gosatio to., ;aril tallieg a.rr Ile n. 0.1. tot 4rfauls. r•. On our admi.tiort Isla ten Gal;rro, we (mod Mr. MAN- N !NG mask," that Jnl,n Ctirensra f. inoowei.leA to Neweate. for por•iaticaliodi lwfore tkr rideriliood hi. h w.• navel d id. hat mat. or.l rer•ndsorly. The Saint .14istes * . P.it,ios Hill WY, read a third time, nod AL. Ley, the Clerk nr the Eh.. Committee. brought op for r ear. ai Ike IltroJe r• tu.l:nonl Ins the Hoitamooptno Rlet lioa wleirh C. F. Rith.er. E.q. J. Rings. r.q. f. Ow n. I--q. le•rd F. Ileotini k. Hi. id Hon. C• Ittiho 11.... J. It.rhn. R let I'. I. me. W. Parrett, Esq. W.rily. E-q. J. K. G. tlrohnno. I:tq. A. ploeconeelne. F..q. J. I.lmini. 1•.. q. J. U. I.oodsitio. Etil- lloreey. 11. e Chrihde kill was real Is third throe nad proseil. Mr. MOR KIT enough, or li. Mantle Poor Knits Bill. a biro we. read a Oro time, odd ordered to be reed a Maid liar On Hit Ai It. A Pei i n fr. in Ise iehlon woo pre-imtrd a Moot the INIOIOM Debtors' Are.—thrl. red to hr refereed to stir (••ssoilsiltrt. rOMMI4SION FR% OF BANKRLIPFIL Mr. Aldetneatt WOOD ptesen4d • Petition from the Merchants and Bookers of 1 nnd.o, against re. ntoviox the tintio4s of the Comarisaiuners of Bank. cups, how the City of London. rbp lily bed of fered a sellable sp.t neer Guildhall. tie whited that Mr Mow for the Committee on this subject bad hem prevent, as be understood tbe Committee bad not yet been called together. Mr. Alderman WA lIHNIA N thought it my pre potterer,e to remente.she place of Bankrupt Caiumis. Woos e•t of the City, ti.et ho wondered how any one mould ectertain She wiso for it. The Petition WWI then ordered to lie am the table. Mr. WitOTTESLEY said, the inermovoiencw at Gods/hall .aa an great, shot it would be impossible to continue the Sittings of Bankrupt Comsoissions M Geildhall. Mr. Aldermen WOOD hoped ttio Committee •sold he seen celled together. witorrE4LEir said, he hod enderstoort that it would be e convenience to the Geoikesen of lb* City oast the Committee should not tio iosurcli 'tidy exiled together. A Petition mss p►esented from Leicester, for e Revision of the Criminal Leos. Ordered in lie on the table; as ones another horn [hydroid to she same Wee' ; and sno!b•r from the latter place spinet the renewal of the Insolvent I)eboors' Act. Sir R. FERGUSONti pretested Petitions from Dwainelime agaiost the we* of electing Magi strates io the Scotch Berghs.—Ordered to be laid es the table. Mr. W. WILLIAMS presented a Petition from the Parish of St. Andrew by the Wardrobe. against the London Clergy liiii.—Ordered to lie oo the table. Mr. CLIVE presented a Report from the Comm utate' appointed to esquire into the state of Fever, which was ordered to be laid on the told*. A Message hos tile Lords brosila op Gaiter's's Divorce Bill. which was reed a lint lime. _ Mr. Wil ITTAM, front the Committee for the &leaden of the Poor, prevented a Digest of Ulm. ler Getters dittribeted by the Contsittee.—Ordered to be laid en the gala*. Sir J. NEWPORT moved an Address to the Re gent for ecestonts of all claires sonde by British Sub. jecis in France, soder tiatTreaties of 1814 end 1815, and that of 1788 recognized by tbeas.—Ordered. Mr. wEsTEILN ;timed for au Recusant of the number of Pampers in the Jails of Kneland and Wales on the lit of October, Ist of it/teary, and Ist of March 11111. Ilia object was to obtain a more Bequest jail delivery. In Eases the number of Pri a.nere had nearly doubled since the Ist of October. If Mom returns should be laid before the House, be would move something specific open the subject.— Many persons who have bees acquitted, may, en der dm promos system, have been confined three, fuer, or five 'months. A stood period 'night have a Rood elect on persons. but long confinement fami liarised Am to their fete. end •'rendered them callers to their situation.—Tim melon was, thee agreed to new. tee. • MR. WYNDHAM QUIN. Mr. AGAR ELLIS gm nonce, that oft Monday nest he shoold more an Addeesa to the Print. Re pot, for the removal of the Hon. Wyndham Wet from the oMee of Coates Rotelents of the misty of Limerick. • A MEMBER saggrsted that as Mr. Quin web New absent, so early a day was lordly giving hi. DA civil untie.. Mr. AGAR ELLIS rhea Intimated that be world lake an early day after t►e ►olidays for bringing for ward his motion. Mr. A fIEitCROM seepsiell that it might be more a metier of convenience to the lion. Member himself (Allr. Quin) that the mutter should be dis poni of now rather than hsve it hanging over him so Mr. BANKES thought the deley would be much snore decorous. Mr. PEEL did lint know what option the Hon. Gentleman would have mad. himself had !eleven pre sent. Dot be F apposed that it world be agreeable to him to have the soon brought forward at es early a day so possible. It *es rather eafortunate that ha had left this toiletry for Ireton& Tha seollois ens el last filed far Tender nett. Mr. MELLIAH sowed shut Mr. Long Wellesley be discharged from the custody i f the Sorjosol at Asses, or psyment of his fees.-o.derrol. Pv.TITIos. Lord A. HAMILTON seeing a Noble Lord Ms plane Oho Lord Advocate), who was connected with the Petitioner against the Keterh from lb* comity Of Lanark, niched to know from him thor it was ilte intention of the ether party to insist on Ike taking That Petidon now into consideration ? An •dine had been broeght against Sir Atessoder Cochleae, the elf et of which action might be to do. elate that he could net possibly be resettled. The decision of the House of Lords might be, that Sir Alexander Cochrane coald not by any possibility Ise the sitting Member. The C.mmittee might decide one way, and the House of Lords directly the re sets.. The LOH D ADVOCATE wished to knew, why' ther it was wished so pet off the Ballot indefinitely. till after the Lords had taken op the question alluded to. That would be putting the Hoes. altogether et the mercy of iLe House of Lords. Ile wished tw knew, *halm any particular delay was wished for. ors delay 1111 offer the case bad bees decided by thes Hesse of tools? Lord A ItClll HA LD HAMILTON raid, at far es he was concerned. be did set wish for soy particular day. Ile only wished the !louse to be aware of the tin-sentence, that it might be decided that Sir Ales. Cochtase meld not be a freeholder of the toasty it Lanark. and therefore wee a perms net qualified tas sit In the linos* at all. Mr. BA NKES said, a Committee of the Noose had foil powers to deckle on a gentian of this nature, without meld to +toy decision or the Noose of Lords. WtStalltiSTEß PETITION. The SPEAKER @appointed the 1f...., that Ste phen Ackermann and ethers, oho petitioned lbw House, cemplaining of an sodas Retain for --TWest minster bad not entered into recognisaarces.he (Wet int tubing this Petition iota consideration was then discharged. !I'AYISA TRANSPORTS. Sir W. DE CREsPIGNY, in • tone of ♦ova which was not distinctly audible in the Galle►y v wished to he inf.•rmed, If we oudetstood him correct- • ly, by a Noble Lord (Cattieresgh), Ishethyr the hir ing of transports by the Spanish Government In this roontry for the conveyance of troops to Snob A. tin, was consistent With the neutrality which Mini. sten had professed in the contest between Spain and Sooth America ? Ile trusted Ministers would de nothing which could be construed Into an act of hes. tility *Oast South America. Lord CASTLEREAGH said, es far as he under stood the transaction in question, there was nothing to prevent merchants engaaine in It as in any other commercial transaction. It was quite clear. the is. dividnals who chattered the transports did so at tbeit own pall. Lord EBRINGTOg presented a Petition from a lowa in Devonshire, the name of which we could net learn, pta)ing for a Revision of the Criminal Law. SCOTCH BURGHS. le.rd A. HAMILTON presented s Petition tram the Royal College and Corporation of Surgeons of Elissborgh, end another from the Bergh of sees, preying for an siteratind of the Bergh Sys. tea.--Ordered to lie en the table, end to be printed. CARE OF AgERDEEN. Lord A. II M I i.r. esid, stet she Ire elk of eget Mono ti.r wool sr.pert die Horeb of Abetdeee NMI hers gives de. proved oft rirroonsonners wbwa ate could not roosters!. Tat moo. Inns whsen be Isle la vibes' ensiled in tee least reasserted wish Puritans-wars Reform, is.., did II semi abetters atoae. but every Morehead MU to *Ward. Tsai Illatter *as st.l bresseht foromd volvessurils. bat bemire I. Viewed ea•derl which rowel gsve the Perplenf Mired's" relief. The Sro:ch Rarest were ess‘es-ersl by ‘elf-eleelell Masietrams and Comoros, aid o ere par.'s:tor:at u. all outlier It, s and Whiny irr d.l•lrilnllnti they might commit witltta the Barth, 'bey hers eows.able to so tribosoni. Ti. Court of tirsliots roahl give Ski ware. t.. the People of ilwreren aisles. some she of the Ms ,ti•srsor..hould hiarelf ask tor it. lu Aherdeea the elertioa of .otogiorat -* was inert!, and too persous se the C drell larmaglst the matter art.se the Coen of *..ton. by %Melt It was foiled waihrootiolp that the Section am Modal- APPlienuen was mode to ble Majesty. Ceessal to remove the 111.4iiiitain mad re . gahre aft edemas to future. reuses. were on 11.411 odes wooed, uNd feinted to ire Law °deers. red they Weeds Aaron' hi the old Magiarates to re-elect new writ weds Iv dine, wiliest node the *titter; of the Court'st' denikan. Siaboninre a hie moths wouilit be for taste popes. which Were An lubmilled le the t r .sw Uneert of site Grows, to module .bow 'lse stemless' obsen vibi.:h sad keen partied in Alien/eat. fto seta (wind near slot /mots .4 It, bat soot we tent obis sowers ~f wirtentweedieet sad abuse might out emote tittered Id .esoma in its prevesol smite. Ter oat sod ammr romphaim I 3 ) sear. ago ft Committee reported tint ll* ampules' of tor r.osrh Bor:e•res here proved, bat std ogr breoltio; oat, son salt. one at .rded. Toe Marivrot. elf Aberdeen aboard sorosseivr. that the Daub reels, lot be restored to re. Orlinbillly of torrid. Whims: a refore in the syn.. of rite hoe s yet did the Learned Lord glee a ea rant In teeither that spree which line orient, diont:rd In mown roetcovers. for thr els:segh wo, streltred beiskru l st tss the :mewls st 13. tt4ol. He Anna a. wantespal event culrotlated to pestle.. as shush teiselorf. The Leotard Lord web. fay the Romeo" Me li able for she *bus essaltarte 1 by these selfeeiresed hisedlvetes t but that did tom matter, wipes, per hnp,, G or lasi prnning lellip laps Net of Item. mousy. Ile bad ditnollit•Gh. %Aid+ he weal podgier le trove bu swertsmu. The And bore rte ed SisllOCl. re pay the armoire of interest at she furearr debt. At the anneal 'appetite's of the Berth ts, Not a am said of 'be, et bt of `..40.9.113. mad the hdoklonte. place. He would pledge himself that he bad goof %mho, till for solyiNg, that a eseas knoll sf lb.. debt Ott coalratted forged and tube nett Otis. S..nwassurs is sew of these sel:eelelho ea Magistrates should rot (boort too Mere depredsollows .sa the Public. and therefae a secret junta has weettleer so fill oar thew frauds. The de11...41km of the Magistrates themselves. No folios ens sir oilier, .howrd thou shows of his Mojeesy's. ds as.tets she advised ihr roessimeaseee of lioiseystros had doomed theetwlveh, and Neglected the public iseesesa. lie tend the decturosson of the klogi.ltatet llntnlwites, a II Ando they Basil ern r rstliril chow / . sought Its tale vow I . she 'pleas of the but,,b. U,Js wit out of she si e.g.. • 1e.... tsetse, wed sure of tit.. *raised 'roost tor ow's. till thew to had coarursed its the Pe re..t. of n radical change. In %HAWN lb.st II world be lo Dosage use iiomr of the Burgh tools ...stowage to the c Or credit lo tmonselves. What follows ed aro.t excite tosiorr.m ch•guo. These eery wee alterwardt loosed is a Pit Wow for a c• ;Ammo, of the byeteet, state kit ....toseg uodowe to defeit the "rook.n before she Goers of Semi... 'I at. erldile lint tat *rout wapiti, lithe whole of the all had eudrevo.ared sn Neaten" see syn M.. Hat tor worn of all lien wester site power ',dem, sloe gn...ess seneemuspoonst es. keels mod if c .11,1 to tar bar of ter Howe. Ike 111.aldroo• ought .a., " Lie: we have detre, a n d We skis toe to prove it illegal." Tte Cows of lerwies mut atelairor nod .sal they burl ns. jrtrdo.n,t nod Ilh.hrh.ir Haawkarals railed arm se soterpeee shs hes herby,. Ist she eat, «r h i lot!trate• applscatiste bid Acta wade for a iinflnal. mod nor ed bur grimiest, toall dslerea• fro. we-.. had are, dwr M'nra+e s.l Ahaarrss.•ad.lwdiiv,.,se..rrard•ut Its the err of the wish wool bad been dare So the ease 4 e at _ .:!77r, uelt eLt: r_ fumed m/op/rd