The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-06 00:00:00

THE SI ATESNIAN. !I;o4t .4 a female, with the lased' dun of " The Female lief ;rm.'s." or W..f t ig to that (street. Mr. Hunt then 'referred t, s.ne part of th.: evisiener whirls went to N:l4w the purrs'', fir whir% these hauvir , s were 4rought INC k1t446 r. nrsvr. to the uweting. They were intends-II to prevert Mr. kyle r yesterilay enforcing his fi-st fission, he s.rvinir :is a rallying mark by whirls each .round .s'ijecti.in, vs. the rejection of evils-nee rr- person mites; know the party to which be belonged. hal"•• tar " 11.16 " ut the military. Ile 19 , 1 W cause to Mr. J 11t• !1..: th:s purpose have another part of Isis aronsgent, namely. that :is tile -reo- !teen angwereti by flags one-trig:on:Me itt lotion* at the Sitaitlitiel•l meeting were irrelerant ts, werio.ssi,,: the issue betives.n th e cr u se, ' al .( th e 'hey Mr. egtitimi.4l, at i v•-•••st on to sretk briery otl :Et not to have been received in evidence. Yo u; his two last points, Iris., that tits. I.s.•Nics.l Jukl 4 e vum " cuil " ..ll "' wits proird betwems h'tn and a* .s t•t had ni . .s.!irected the slaty, and that the Jury bit.' the doletkianto hefor• tier Mb of August. when Ise :Helot a rer.tict in opposition to the inYtrU, thins of the CLAW t o l.nN.rek Siiiithe.y. In tile twits plate. the hest Jaelge. I port hoth these points he ar.."1 , 11 at toile eviiience of these requital*** tules of Is w, len eh. Haying c.rneltnle.l his iiroi.u-sit, Ise ree4pi• het! vat ti even, filrWilffivelv of them had Veen Witted Cu. oijecti.,e4 e ise.ncii•ally relied, Pulite( IL schmvas at4ie sh• t,IJ h hero vrved and th e r.a i s o ns by whirls Ise thosi2ht Owe uljectioni tt:en him to pr.uliere the Ria d It euahi be on:y wee - essleportt.l. ti« thanked their lorsiships fur th.• i t debut, of doing so. that the copy could VI rece;ve.:. 44:4..0.; 0 b wins %Simla thtly had Loran' to Urn Ern it aas nut a turrett •• pt pia. fur %it nuss, if s 1 , / , has been nude in an hiltless's. [Wan' raip.eltl4:k. Said *owe of them had 14 1 ehtsen passed ner, hut is sr.•4 one in which lmtli hitns If and set m r . 1,4 1 ,a put ilo-to into his ham). 114 trArnr.l • the twin r: vete deeply r oicerned. itefeiring to .1 . • se Iva.; ns.t "%at-anted, in the alssen..eoft.roul a the what he load nr..red respelling the ni'.Atlireetion in pre,ssinsin, : ~ that lie meant to propose like re•-o- si r th e f.s.. t ru s 4 Judge. 11.• tail !se w:ta ronAthoir , lut•..t4 at Jla.scb...:er t on the cou:rary, he lust he (ti.e Judge) had in his rharce kern ▪ tact Ise Isissi no su..h inientioas. Ity the law E•nitleil be a sincere desire to do what was right, but, u eirry IMAM was knocent until lie was roved at the s• too • time, if, moon re.ronsiderAtios, vr is run ty 1 , 1 -lily. It hy.sh-n, in the alownce of proof.sbould sequescc c i gni neo f ie:!bin whirls ha I fatten trs us c ! .0 have roe ••bject in view ai..l pro- Moo (Mr. 11019 the Learned .1usl:.;•• 'hoots' feel els tcss ttnot:•• r ! said he now herd Iv his L end the posed to retract his opinion, Ise was rare that he ▪ acils s f ; 1 "• 6 : 4 : less Pyr"us sieved wouhl wit Isesita:e to slo so. Mr. hunt cunrlo , ted. !he u.ectin6, to '.ls.w the purposes fur readitqc eh- eluin, remarks s.f Mr. Juoteo flay ley . . .t uat rlisrge. eniires4ing Isis hope that their Lord :•:r. :tastier 1: es car said, a w e ertutil PO receive the • ships we n!sl br smitled by similar ”ntinients, ofFdayits of per.ons who nsi!1;!. hive been examined . The lo•nn Uwe) , .11 - +Tis r whether ant - of as ni tiesses• the uilter defendants tke tor isseeva. 1- It' I: !Cron T. Colarr OP ElNn's rENcH, WENTI!INsTF.I. 1 u :.' l . 11 1 ;.4-; ;, he sets tiken liy sttrpri4e at the nuns, :ind trial. 3:r. Sc_rieit, in Li, upenine.peech, .4.8) /Ir. IL NT replied. that they Mil not writh to press • w..,r.1 iimut re.o:ittions or the 34.. tine. any remark in adilitiiin t.• what he had Sala. t.. 1 11•1:er 11.. mas said, 3/r. Nearlett had men- The Lorna nitre ./Lerleli, theft said, that, as It was Cerra the n ' , lat . :. us. I their skis to roteibler the matter, it would be logos- Ilt•st a 31r. Saar!, t' heron Ivy ehwrintr sitale fir Ow Court to eii it. opiniu t to Ity. Pro t/•••!:• with a i;e-ie,n w foli,ts up the elecl • tfit id a hatilv the, Wand I he V •parel uu Monday. l'a.lianient. rhieh hail been Linn at . i:7l•3.:aci.atii, hnt then not tinoling that le rvunii !11.x' _ . 41111. 1 0 :Url.cii rottrei VIII .:till , Ms 44 , 1ret tile; to trupo-e • 1 Dohn ne t t, t".• eatoe re+geotti..sts at Standte; era., Wert poet! at I Waterford FE ,; thtiel.!• To s“ert the c.r4t el..tree he Ka, prepared i Iluotroun WO Jcriel, Ir." , t‘itirltre. but by the lecoml. as it title slime 100 U li " . " . "" r It la U HilllibUttil in !!... I • uur). 4.,f the trhl, he watt taken entirely by Ira...trim AU It. O Flon.le.•a . Inine, U • )lalta OWE. • V I'ItICX (IF STOCKS THIS t• r . 1 / 4 ext. a thesseht he ronl.l rot have bees flunk Steel' evil tae47:3 so eta:rely by surprise, fur the ch;.rge acainst ! l i . j mi t ' Mt!• was, tis a t be 4 voispireil with others to excite: t3 l ;er lint. •" 'sued and rot tempt of the Cover•stre..t ; and of the I per Lents. PP?! ra'a of the dsarge he was apprised Lefure 6e same II.'" ci.NP” 1 1 '37 IUtS tong Ann, l 7 into Crovrt. Imp. it per cent. %en. Air. If. NT vane nett! •.• the training. nps.n tshielt •nbnsit•ed inivr:Ter evidence had been rec."; r•• I, . na i•tersu,r, DU one of the defendants were sun- elm Attattilman. nested nide the training-, neither had the Front. " Tae MTh , . STATSSIS AN" is INCMIPOCSTII. WITM " Tin no that ae sureting a: Whi!evon.s nas illegal. lie •r! went into a review..! the evidence. and untended that no part e,: it applied to any of the defendant.. 7 !•e:r marching regnially to the meeting was 1.0 es i d nee of their has ing been trained at White-usu.*. It , was iA eviabenee ev:n from a military Moen that they 7he P ri. Papers sh:eis tare. romp to base Ids ti••••Ilt hate h en v.is.aiiy urslerle, thourh thee Intel ns • urtong. to the .ith NAAR!, el r a< Deus!&suit' of in never b.ra drilled. fss onsrtittorrt of the publication ter.• , t. ha affairs of `pain fur a raise threw a bright et' the evielenee at the trial, to whi, h, however, he did Oat out now meats so nros over tit.: political ha izon, an.i Frattre seemed tor Juitiee 11.tvidit et' serves!, that if it occurr , ..l to n issurts..nt illumined by t':•.• gh-ans: but the dark b;:tt at the time, he certainly wO3lll hate furhal the chinas wlsieb have sines. sum huts:: that eonn:rv, have vaalica:io3 of the pr05...4 , 11v., at the trial at York. deprived it of this tampons.% and even left it in .s!r. lit NT say 1, to etenletittenze ..f se. in the eri- es et tee obscurity. The iastituriu of the l'enturship dlnt • re..finding this trairing,and the objects of it, a - hes effectually silence., grief, and prohibitel all rens. aentleutait frau, lftsitse., who Ir4S himself roure t.d with the wrote a letter to Mr. Pearson, uttering plaints arising from oppres•ion. 'the french journals to come forward atm deposr to taw real objects of the affect to Jiscnw pui.lie treasures, and speak on pull. training at White-moss; hnt he sl•seuvered afterwards sot ;s.. . e power ss se they pu 4 sesa lira! h' ..t • but the -h . -I that this lettcr is4.l:m a detained the days its the Yost - express their sentiments resembles tlyst n hid . a man has t • take a lu:sg walk a hen ebsined to a slake I. Mr. Justice HarLav said, that, if it bad not been the afar extend. d Ever} s;uo.tion intro. for the publication r t . Are evidenre, be would not hate 1 , w.1 the opportunity us finding out this witness. (lured into liar 116,64406140 of the nation by the Minis. O.IV AT ONK O'CLOCK. 10.91 Nock Ilisto Hoods fiV. 23i. pm. • Assusities CV Et. Cilia. id. 34. 34. pa. °mom Cot. (or Ar. MK 70 Lott. Tickpto .tl3 VI. LOXDoN: tTURDAT 111VSNIMO. NAV G. 1320. ''... %Po- lies 1 . 1.:4 laird. it nu entirdy for the prusefuturs tu thuw that that training was :ur ilMtal purposes, I.! was quite impossible fur him to rail evidett.-e, fur if soil our came lulu the bus who hall been there, be w •uld immediately be wade a subject ufiatetrentiliil by tNe Attur.tey or Sulie,tur-Getwasl. He thee stiv..rted • an alter part 01 his raft, sanely, that su! putting ti.e sgs still the beat evidence 4:1 them, trrordinf to role tllaw, hat! not been given, whiel. / a: p. s.ll,lte : nise:t the tl:t:s hrinseit es could be had, Lu written copies of them olvmhl he lichisitted . 11. e gefattlants 5b..81,1 have 111 protillCe an I if they dirt no% thrti the Lest coiolrs which could I be ball !nigh: be aJutitte.i. lie then stivettett to the inrumistent testimony ut tile witnesses in swearing to ti • ins •tiptiuns un the !:. y 4, one swearin; that a flag b br thstitla,•' and =Alm that it hotel " Equal it, pr 4 4,.nta!iu.l or beath.'"l'lley all omitted n.i..ti a tiae t. nielt teas Ca. tied before the ear • anti un which sv,•r.• Owd the words" Order, 07,t•-r. ' It was .11,e utntervahle, that. the witnesses to: the Crown invdriaide swine to the most exception • of 010 Eat/. itit.l omitted those that were coneili a* rry. Thi• sheneil 11,w unrettain this oral testil inuny was. ant that tia ? rs themselves shuitlil have b" •n printnee.l. he Goer Justice now said that the other Juilyes: w•re waits:sir for them; they %meld, therefore. bear Ir. I Hoot the first to. ttttt rruw. Mrs i s iia,e w i t h th e eooti !err.. of ...irryi+:2- it, whether fatal to the liherties of the or ralenhiteil to Fe rraro their nt. Without, no wire ; dare rai , e ik•elf against :hem within, their in- I 'Newt, Ity• a bulletin, it appeal , :, t!iat the Cliainher of Peputies assembled on Mouthy. o hoi a deirits , ion art:whited in the name of the Chamber. to compliment the h on the occasion of the 3il 'lay living the anniver siry or the entry of his Al-jcsty into P iris, in 1514. In the Chamber of Deputies a report mss made on several prtitiow. anal the discussions on the Custom duties were rota:lined. The Chamber afterwards ad journed.—There was to be no public sitting on Wed-1 nestlay. * Ell EN. II ri N •41 . 11:ig ri•T).--Tive per Centss, 65 f. GI) L..: Bank Action+, 1.195 f. 7.1 c. The question brought under consider .tion Lost Melt in the House Connuons, by 31r. U it.t't•llAM, was unc of the 14.lics. importance, inasmuch as it regarslei a considerable portion of the revenue of the Crewe, and referred in sonic measure to the cause of an et penditure, which custom, by imperceptible degrees, had itsysigetl upon the people. 31r. ltuvunnan, after clearly showing the necessity of seine arrangement with respect to the limits and other Funds, and by ad ducing, in support of his arcuments, the authority of various Law, ens and Statesmen, mover!--" That it is expedi..nt, in order to expedite the Civil List, that the Moue should take into consideration the Four and a Half per lent. West India Duties, and the Asther Cr .wnitevenu.•. nut under the ruutroul of Perlin ment. and make such provision, touching the mine, as would be consistent with the dignity of the Cosa sad the iutercsts the subject. - Notwithcianiling the interest and importance of AM subject, the reply from the Ministerial Benches 11116 • neither elacitlawry, nor cal uhsted to give satisfactiee. . . hen. Lorikloir then left the Court. Mr. 111:,. r held in hi+ hand a paper, frost which he re. it the heads of the arguments %Welt he addressed to the Court. The face lout !Ir. l'as:sivn, as anal, availed, or attempted to avail himself of the powerful aid of ridi cule and rho torieal urnasnents. lint, with the excep tion of this t Nletebi is titottriodo.s, and a little pro-- law of the t' ,, aNcei-Lion of the Excticovra. Mini'lt t"' adopted the usual I...ltente of relying upon their num bers. and !.:lently inanifestiair their litstility to the When the 11.mw 155 Members voted in favour of the question. and 27.1 avainst it. Yir BUKDETT, and sevetal tither Members of the apposition were not In the Haase. Under :itch circuit:- lotan.:es, we cannot Ent cott,id. r the minority as im posing, and certain:). greater than cou'd hate been expected. The regeneration of Sranish liberty l•entiss almost wi:lwat a straggle. anJ is gra,luall r 11'4 thing t., the settlement of a arty awernmetit—'he eiratru...!iem the lutiui:.it:on, :hat wont of tiespoti.tit.—the sun render of arbitrary power by the matt arbitr try ilunareh existing, though the weaker:—thesr thincs bappebing in a country whose enereirs it near our noble etf.rt and employ-matt to au , tken and to assist, until the liitercion of Swope terminated one of th - IJA:Test • and bloodiest wars that ever raged all these events so ititietWelv and so strikingly con. nocted with British seatint.itt, have yet had hut a very slight erect upon tit. mind of this country. When a nation has neither Clue to contemplate, nor the elevation to inlerest itself Omni events that are to decide the (Ate and I haracter of a high-minded people emerging from the dark superstitions, and the darker tyranny of aces. her own situation mast either be one of ex , retne tlitficulty. or the character of her peopk sunk to nhject sciti•lviess. TI use who look to Intel lectual digni'y and macranimity, as a tat of the political state of a country, unclit to r..gard the dif- I f..rence in this reticular, as displayed with respect to Prance by the English nation in 1735. sod to Spain in 1810. We look upon the comparative sikare of the country with re : :arl to the sictory of the Spanish I people, only as one among many strong indications of domestic care lowering. that spirit. and subduing. those , "mutnts feeling., which, were once the distinc tions of Englishmen, and which led them to heroism ant to re o.wp. to flown r, to honour, and to wealth. Yet mere: was there a Ft', tV:1511 it was mono lave rative to cherisis stub a str...in of sentiment : from ; falling a prey to the neces.ity which is fast devour ing the i.rineiple. a”ti the its in:try, the morals and I the slit/mho ;to I the ro.pluytti..nt of war. the excite stint and the direction it pre to the universal mind, formerly left Euro . e herself little leisure to content. I plate tie changes wbi, h were grad.tilly wor'aing. Now that we are come to observe these effects, th^v re of a kind to menace the stability of all ;love Go. .soldrit have out pawed Areage the. ordeal revolution. Two principles, chiefly, are tending to this conclusiutt—:he landalde desire of freedom, and the power el nety-sity. The first has emanated from the cep-nide of Ettgland—'he lan corrodes the vitals of Enziand her elf. If we iave , tigate the progress of the sirs:, we shall find it spr.:ading irresistibly, though w•i!h more or less free, veloeity, or noise, yet irr.-.44 ~:y spr..ol:ne• over the whole Continent of Europe. The ultimate remits it is easy to fere see, though the vicissitit les whit.% must p obtbly hr passed in order to arrive a: that happy con.:lnsion which the in.jsro-•r:i state of lc .owledge will bring about at Lot, C.llliiot be computed. Thst F:nrope will settle into a series s•f limited monarchies, there is now every reason t•s anticipate.—Prance, Spain, and South America, Op- ativance tuw•ards such a form of tiovern agent in,rested by the roneessions of the autocrat In . :1.). Ili .r.• than ioy the ill-kept prastises of other 31ms:snits, nal by the spirit which is abroad throu...th out all t i.•rm 11.. m matr tte the inevitable certainty. What part an•l what intiuence finzland is to take, tie pods upon the cons:rvation of her free and generous character. Upon her the se...ond cause is operating fearfully. Debt bows the spirit anti undermines the morality of a government and a people, as it ben•ls the fortitude, and too often the virtu.: of an individual. adat, moreover, nationally considered, divides the country into two opposinT cla,ses, and the period which ar. ices at hat when all hope of redemption is gone, out only 000llemo these classes Oaf bitterest fuel to a ach other, but daily divides the debtors into the larger, the credi tors into the smaller proportion. Suffering exasperates the one—apprehension Impels the other to expedients of force and constraint. pacify this the appalling but natural conflict of interests thus opposed, the noblest sacrifices are called for, the strongest talents desnanded, the lamest and the soundest view and prin ciples indispensable. But if there he virtue enough, there is always enough of power. Whethn England has or has nut arrived at this point of difficulty and danger—whether her fair towns and fairer fields be yet the scenes of such contests—Jf what pitch and altitude are the dispositions of her people and the genius of her Statesmen, we shall nut now stop to oesisider. Tll E Q (WEN. -.01....-. Copy of a letter from a Gentleman at Pesaro, dated the 17th of April :—" Her Majesty, Wee' Caroline, w ill lea v e this for England on rho ltth. Yesterdayshe took leave of most of her (ricotta is the neighbour hood of Pesaro ; she gave them a magnificent din ner ; the goats gave her Majesty unfelgaed tes timonies of their respectful attachment. and eaktomed teach regret at her intendei departu e for Erelop:. Her Majesty drank " Health and prirTcrity h, his lajTsty lieJrre IV.t" the toast wag receive:l twit enthusiasm loy t:te wl•ole pany. vipc s left the l'alare at eight o'clark, highly "reified by the amiable mad contkseentling manners .4 her liaiesty. The health of her Majesty is u ros a i rn , h .r sincerest friends ran wish ; she will than be real.l4 to travel rapidly to iinglanJ." MINORII7 ON MR. BROUGHAM'S .110no.y. Th e following is a list of the Biinority on Mr. Brougt.out's ittutlon un the proi:s of VI; Ad • rsity :—.., • .Iherertdahie. J. Finlay. Klrkiets o:sit:mon. Vi:rt. Aken. Julia ori i ik e s. Air ii. Palmier. C. F%Qt.tt A1 ",,, r. vi.„. c . en t sbtAlon. Re lit. Pores. Tien. Anton, Sir G. G;airtm. J. It. 0. IParsteti. Slr 11. Aubrey. tiir John Orahntn. /heated Phijps. Gives,. Astir. %V. (Iron Ml. Pvleoe Poiiips, G eo . jun. Ile.tett, John CriAllk. J. W. p tu e r.ll•4l . Sentinel., 1, , ,- !NV. (itire. Alr %V. R. P.:s lett. ;i on. y,- . Ronenton. House Hartley. Ilu Son Pyre,. French Hutrehey. Sir S. F. Uorsev. It. H. w rit l c. m eal Reigrare. Vise. Haskell. H. I:i.tve), Sir H. Barham, J. F. llama oa. td. A. IL•Oarts. A. Hart.ant, .1. F. jun. Itsrburd. Hon. Ed. I; ~:e ser c n. Ihrine. !Cr Thos. Hervey. D. W. Rodeo* Sir 0. Rernird. Viseount liestlicote, G. J. Seale,. Nu 11. Harrell. ti. %I. heron. sir 11. Rotsbuld. C. E. peny on . Sux.i. Ilill, I.ord A. t•Ivell, 1.. , r.i U. W. Monal. Ralph Hoht.onse. J C. ltue , ell„ Lor t Julia Hirch. Joseph Howls!. 1100. W. Itti• 5.41. R. (1. Ilmughont. 11. liornhy. E. Itiru(or L Wnt. Her). Vestment lluttrouwl. %V. P. Smith. Hoe. It. R)ns, Ileurt:,e littzLes. C.,1. S nl•ti. tis,titil t& Reaumoot. T. W. 11. , :ne. Joseph fitte:thJottn Bright. Henry !first. It. Width. Henrys Calrraft. John Iloluilinawl. W. tini.th, Sulte i t Cale. aft. J. 11. Jerroise. (i. P. Smith. Wm. Campbell. lion. J. Kennedy, J. F. Se.trlett, .I-:nee ( hattaberiarne. W. Lurnhton. J. H. Senthuaere. Ruts. Carter. John bornea. Sir W. Septa, KM CovesFsla. I.J. (1. Lostrinaton. StepL. Stank ) , l or d Cavendish. !teary 1.-tropism. J. H. Sturm. lord J. Clifford. A. Idt”,tl. T. J. Syk , -1. Din. Clifton. Viscount Mackintosh. Sir J. Spurrier, CH. Coke. T. W. • Madoels. W. A. Newt. J. Coiburne. N. R. • Martin. John TJ ‘ lista*. Heti. Courauuos. Lord illiihank, Mark Taylor. M. 4. Cousuounkur, G. 11111,1 my. K. p. Twyhtr. C. W. I:residuary, hir W. billion. Ileouct Tierney, ttleotHno. Croutptort. San. Muriel:, J. 11. (seo. Calvert. Ni , -. Moore. Peter Tteursyne. J. H. Davies. T. if. Moore. Abrithrre. Toll wed, Ler., C. Denfutto. Thus. Most) n, Sir T. War n% J. /Wag Dittiong. 1% Moberly Jokes T 1 ebbe. FA. Dunentio,•:), Visct. Moberly. J. 1.. ireqpni. c. C. Ernos. %V. biarryett. Jas. IY , ithrrel. W. R. Elie-. F.. lllit'tt•n, Ilan. S. Wittihresd. s. e. kerousson, Sir R. Neville. lion. R. illlklas,W•dger Fitzgerald, Lord W. Newmon, R. W. Widiants.T. G. Fitzroy. lord J. Yea•port. Sir J. WiMaint. IV. Folkeits tie. Visct. Nugent. Lurd IVillitiom *if R. Franklana. R. Ord. Wm, Wilson. Sir Rubt. Fr/trend, Hubert Gsbi roe. Lord F. Wood, 5. T • —lion. G. Benort J-nom Natti leni d. IA TEL LIG E.VC E. De 4 c, 31. tr s.—Came down from type River, and saiieJ, the Criterion, Avery, In. Nem York ; and Wilartun, firay. for Ilatifas.—A lar s re mirtrard-Ituand ship ar rite.t last night, and proceeded for the I:iret ; particulars unknoon. ffanEtTrst, 3.;-Afilfelest the Lady !flea poem, with a twill fretu PguTsstot:TH, 'MST 5. —.lrrirea. his Majeo7's ship Hind, !runs a rriiiee; and the Mary, 11:eiT, from St. April.—W..nt nu: of ItarbAar his Majesty's ship Egeria, anti brought n i t at Spithesei. Cowts, MAT the it,Tility, trsnsport oith troops for Gihraltar.—lteniale , iu the !toads his Misj,4- ty's ship tansulion, from SplAlea 1. Plamocrtt, 51.1 T ked the rlira anti J+l re, Wat kins, from llouraraux ; anal Lord Nelson, I.ittlr, front l.ua•lon.—.Arrived ()Salk port the (kern, Iljoraa ; a n d 'larches, Lettfatatlitin, from St. Uhea ; an .1 Armenttti,, from I.3.4ltimore, for itotter.lam. Evtrat. of a letter freer Rat.trii, tilted 7th Jan .:• " This island (Java) must prove tin immense treasure to any Europe in poisessor: the Untch bay« already enriched their roontry with its prolnce; but as the Government is now manarril, and tinder the present unfavourahlc state of t hi nes.: he revenue is considerab!y resluved ; and a larxe fur .e is now nee•ssary to keep the naives in sa hirEtiOn. 19 the stock of Pal, ithase the moivcs pour. d upon the Gulch a heavy toe vE inits!se!ry ;tn.) ereat guns ; at the same titre se' fire to 11110 bamLuo Louses, whirl!, floating dowa the cur, st, carried destruction anionrst their vessels. I believe there is little hope .4 their recovering the place. Strong symptoms of dispati.faetion are manifested by the natives in several of ti.e other Dutch settlenters in !mils, as the Dutch continue their characteristic severity." We understand that the fortheemin7 sadness to!. C. Whitbread. Esq. M.P. for YHdlesev, is fess the pen of ao elegem writer. Although a SPA ws are assured that it possesses a considerable degree of • interest. (hi SGOW, Ark I L the ship li!examiermisich sailed on Friday from Greenock, for Quebec, were IN passengers on board; besides single peras, them were about it-1 families. llsese persons are slicer from the Middle Ward of Lanarkshire, and coaeist of farmers, we , wriehr., masons, Owe family, brdught up to the weaving business, who had, when times were Letter, saved ‘21t01., perceived their leech decreasing, in spite of exertion, ervitutor, sad sn aLility. Last year they fund theinselees'itt. worse than in the precediu! , one. The young web very wisely provided themselves with wives, as a family in Awerics is a fortutue of itself. le this vessel there ate persons who were proclaimed in the church three tires is one day, and married in about sixteen boars after. Persons sac:siting to pursue the fa:ming limier's, la general, take out a wif., or woman se., vast, sod few quently both. Mr. Larabton has instituted legal proceedings against the &Huse of Tie .Very Times, fir a tlbel un lieu. is a recent number of that journal.--(Derhass Peer.) if" Laudon : Printatl and PabasEed rantituriva WANDNI.I., Jan. at the Oilier, W. It. Clow. H's March : where. 8N dors, sad Athartisaniesia ass rettsaille tip dip GOON* --•,..ulaw==iJ THIS MORNINU .fr. feuyr was 1:3i11 he. rd in application for a rule •rollV 11:311*e why a it tr trial 1:iould nut be granted. 1;e a.fain reverted to what he had Paid yesterday, re lies. *;11!" the ireieriptions on the banners exhibited at trte meeting ; and contended th .t oral evidensw ought not to bin I' been taken, when the banners themselves rucht have bees produced. The witnesses who hail been I filled to git e evidence on this point, had in no ii.stanse leen similar testimony. Resides it 11113 nut shown that he Latst have anavoidably seen the dugs, except a sniall silk t i t , carried by the female who ocriviid the box sit the saiiriage, sad wliii.h merely cuntaitteti the rep:roe:au. \ 1 I I 1 • 1 1,,