The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-15 00:00:00

w *mete each Lice. The greet eri! lather Gen they Met , prison int them a rego irons ou t thing in gracerpl desk or k fsons cMIc4 the • %imp eon( • setitenno ' trbo caul • per week privitoites topic to *llia dor iSargAiret ':.4 110 P 4i ,L .I. Ages porP toieon Uhl pregiffit Owtt account. on - theconvi all of the See were they neti care sitar A by litetr tht papaw/Nit' The Conti dated his gm, 'aqui/ trot Dr. arid* person rruntstly rs olio words. by libortit. width drum OE tidy gr, of filtration . told keneid tstittion, toller I _ throning up intrenchments illsthericioity of Lubeck. The Danish troops remain collected in - the 'Sales, ! completing their numbers, and establishing maga , ' sines. It is alleged for certain, that the Emperor of Austria has offered his Mediation for' the adjustinent of the difficulties which hare arisen bit - Wean Swedenk. and Denmark. , • r• • • iiviamnsta, MAT 4i;w411/ Om' eite publishesithe • following article : I 41- Sweden Lee cede& 04414 Pousemnie:fluiit, • change for Neessen. bid the resistance that kingdom throws upon Snudett expences of net meelent which require compensation. • Sweden, in , imuselipence, *Witold Pomerania ; but in' the event 014N - entering into the political system of Sweden to 4. lutv.e.ne possession on the. Continent, that ponce .t ay he united to the Prussian Monarchy. ..• Fiutuxeetrep nulls relstnblishmeee of I the Germanic Fllnpireftirmi the general stitleet el! lionrersation both here and in the other cities ill Germkay hat nothing. is 'positively known myths Stibject, eirept that the 'whole will foray the init.' Ject-oT ditevnion at the ,approaching Congress et Vienne • ' • . In the mean time the whetter the - Austrian, vadat; Wurfernberg,, anti, other. German troo he quartered eleng 14e bapks of, the. Kline, a n d that cantonment. .will extend as far as the fcontienfof Prince Sch►sartzenberg, Commander:in Chief of these united acillieti; will. have his :heed= ratter; at Fribarg, in the Brisgan,. I ' 4 . , LL,VION MAIL. - • • • littiatb,.MAy 20. =The kink has thoUghtirt to issue ihe•follo,sting Royal Decree • " lieing persuaded. of the aerial inenneeniences .which have resulted from tint 'nomination- of 'et I.Chiefit i ,l have determined thit the same employ- Jneut..lu Phu, he discontin'oed, and that the antho c.rity belonging to thnte,Olicers be •trnnsferred to the C.iptallti-Getteral'nfitt Reiretnots of the ,proviuces l and tho•proper fattatiesseriei will take ea/shad this -order be published and oiniplied with. .7; 091 1.1.01 ). PEOlt6 iitareti 4 ; C IRCUL A R • PROM TR .ANCRIITA itY OP 11 Itqwintimieskti td tie joots or Pitblik:Credit the tetismies Order • I : 44 :Fir fbst in eon- . Ms bim 4th May , the Jouts tothority having i/ Milli,' being revival among The 'King having objected to the urst draught of fl constitution drawn up by Talleyrand and his col leagues, _that..altliough he admitted its principles, it rts,. as , a • composition, " hurried and obscure," it bias been nisseered, that the famous 6 ' charte condi tutionelle" is only clear in stating the prerogstires of the Crown, but sufficiently vagee in pointing• out their limitations—that even the safeguard of the whale, the vested right to national property, is Ivry equivocally laid down.—lnd that the rand.. feanda: lion of the charter itself being alleged by - thiliting% counsellors to rest on the will of die Sovereign. he; plies an argumentative authosity ou his part, to rep yoke the instrement, or any one of its provisions, whenever he shall so think ht. 'Whether these de bates are likely to find entrance into the lower House of Legislature, we shall see bye and.by. rand looks on and smiles at 'the suppOsed indiscre. Lions of those dePartnients of the Ministry, far whose acts he welt' knows the public are not dis posed to consider him es responsible. lie has alk. ready ,credit with the notion for having infused into the original propositions to the King all this fttedom whiCh pervaded them. He leaves to the move fre. !wired counsellors,. especially to the Chancellor, most virtuous and fionest man, but an old Itoyalids untistiaged and uninstructed by thetttnts„ the Mitt* Of hope ring his work, end re-asserting the deettiali ' that nourished before the Revolution. • some of . their more Minot. and lota:jar. • also appears that, eithex,frOm the time, or manner el prescribing regulation!, in .tbemseletta the thotilii , cellent and wholesome, Ministers hare had to ea:" counter 'no *small discontent.. Ebteritpg oh .* Apnelley, 0111, was obosiced at seeing all the soleet c h o i; . 1 .01 the reverence, with whiCh that tracreeVlday 1 to be clothed in every - Christian country, aid which distinguish it more strikingly in our own dear 'island .than in any other part of the earth to which God hsb extended the mercies of his revelation; it shocketl t : 'disgusted . , and tertilied one to see a whole iwttPie : L . ; lost to the common *Ketche s of Chrlstittnity. NeitlWr s i we seas relaxed, nor .scions pleasure restrained did the mind of Than seem' tonched by the Tfilateist sense of What was duet° his CI satyr. Tho 'all+ alive—the gaming bosses crowded4-the ' . streets deafened with ballresingers and Mountebanks 1 .. -the hoists Of God' wit.dens dose' iho voice of religion the only one that was not heard:" `Niter did the.mtirel.rolt, soft tuktiOtr strike so unsay ea my con'Oeitemimveter . th sra.ge of a power built. eltt riolenceofford a' attire earnest proof of the relit' E tiohithip between liberty and. virtue. As some sort of remedy for this mass pf evils, the Police have done, what, with "all one's teal forsell, gins decency, it wank! have been much better, he. qause more cffectial, to postpone,—they hone ea the shopi to . lw shot wider heavy penalties. hltitenune of the Parisians are loud and furieu 9 . -- ." tionspartedictnothinuhelf so Ayeanstical vs ihi‘i In fact, it will not make the peopled bit better. A .good and Moral example in their'R,ulers both in M athis' of heir. .Goverontent, aria • itt their dotaroti• lives ) •would:e•oner or'lattehaneaOtigatect or coegg' ... . - - ... ' ..., , ~ . . 40ReagsPONDENCE: .'- .' • . .. . tr. -: '- - • .- . • •,, , , . _ . _ _ ... . . . . • ..... . ....: . • ' . ' _ , .. ~ ' ' ' . . '' • . *; :// .4 - '''' ' il '' VA . I *4 . . • , • , • , ..... , . . . ' . ' .. • . . ' I Illti 45 - fAi ..f.*MIN.N •• . 16421. - .:4 - r* R -- -- - - - • ' --•:. ____ ._.- -,.—,--;--;---.4 * ,„,aszwazzassapstarz=i=lagossalth=saamaikkiiii ii . ,"' - • • - • . -,. - Ark prisoner would _pot an mill to that ' itrec=4; ) iieered tolita . til betrorytaferiett II • y bell . - 1 1 414iCH. P.4PER4.., -' " ''' '' ' '.i.Via ti /. „ . . •,1 p- h """"f tliovlrlia• too. ill Newrie, was a titieountry. et a dialler •descri. '..- If* e . * . k .. r .. ,,,- I, . -- !1 . --- - - A • -•." "'""11.111... *t .... :,. 4 1 - I!. Anvil he (Mr. Iliolford) and some, even: ice lreo‘Ond st ri t o eS i ttccia : 4,14N' r., • . - • IPants,, jriiig. Le-'-Acconiituelittifi - ilhslisill 7 - Jors 11.--AL vtry disair!esble . 'A.:A:. • • rutlentett of the Committee visited it, while fat el[did to t tireeeil fi it illit•ti . ' :* At • .. • :t.L' ' 9 - 1 4 no loolOng down from the top ,of the a l lege /1 4 . . . • , . „-- -..t .- 'lweass the salvia of mach s cOnveriationVi '.l ' ' m i e ! .• • ... ..• 1-.• . • .i. ...,, , • thet e quarantine has . .I'4•'.. .:;. , • a .. 41.11111 T ., . . ktO• :. (Weir ...red within the f uw . :‘i t. . , ... / • ' on•lhe Velhairailbsch Lis Ito thqyards belew4 they beheld irrone of 1 4 lift, • *HOTTEit‘PY4hecigiveittitirt lip , Ihrelehle , ° ls it ,, ?ten re - . . - - bilite.'l6ll4sjetiy'the Vag of Prink, p al e - ; 91 di ''' regular light between two prisoners with i end oloquenis of hie Host.itriald ad , minisi en isi- Prt.° 1 - . ' Ferrari listing on board 1 n . . •- .1 lug part of the French 'risen which was la the Itillsogh CenVeitillet en bt 9 1 9 91 to aitoletue,7; • . ' a, who imil their seconds, apd ewer? ! erosion on his mind, and esidently she owthe eisicad mion . wad jou s iaa • 4,10 a. • _—...i.-a•-la ri...._11,...1: reaaky insulted by i mob, for the most pert, l op -.. mart pugilistic order. Nor was this dis- . drliGi'lleifilli'lliet wVild tiiit - ipeeilly lir . ~- . • . -•-•• - _ ~ l_wErm--!.= , erg, whivelted his carriage with sto . nes , , and . br o bc . *on hoard . till; famiVt. strop a stop to iilf Mr. Newman, at the : lie bad heard nothini oil the othersidalvisickheamat , It o a. , - e- ,- - - 7 1.,.. • ... • . _ burry out, of It t and Woks himself to fl' ► t : .Thk . ceY, ormerly Commandant I the &Ss": °bilging tht - lOM as .1 0 ► reliarfs(l,'l l , ' . 7 ' one ofthe Gentlemen present, called out to confirmed his opitilitli ef'flitt'lllltotetti tikiifisiti by T ' s `"" te '''''' .. 1 4 ::::: ‘ ,:;,. $ suid.e°lllp:ditor4P:prilitVilikiikot:rdas::_illisplri..egAlitioilßliiiutvelnit.""gmtimie"*lllitarltianble*t d i fdl l - i ; ' this!., d kno t w he rs r foir re" -his ch ' gru sisecisees izars 'asset the f ai ths ' u H ri r ".l4 itiiih 112dmilesne' will e ce ll las it° .# Ol l - lioliinet E t h ini G the Igrao l l ll 9r s o . *rims . "' . . • • bnrp o u t u tgri u mt-eanrot t eionut : complaint t o •the • -re overnment, wh o h aw. .. raducted, where every one conviets under 1 , tion; ilitliqugt he waiier n. essiditliiatibwlkiiiiiii wits in - the Indian 'With" , with 111. i delkeleit, teseperiatead 114. felon* and . re cil iz f tl. r t e it t e w - h ri jl,ll ll gl isprg etlder . s he , im moti ,s b ou rP L t der t ' them preci to l s ei r r im 4, 3 . •f.' ial dea th , tronsportntibn, respite(); lecti overettargati.. ' ' - •• . . lid . pay 13s. 6 . 11. idinission money, and 20.4411 Mr. Awermaa..costag said a e aw . war d s i b ut retains of the French prisoners in the United Ling- , ; same regimen no inthedays of_goaapii i rte, n o k ' ; lons of Great licitaln and.lieland4 %. . ohlt • I k foe a het . woman egnally admitted to the front the rapidity of he worthy' Moveless's utter 'lit Ili ot' ii* at - 'le ill ' feas t .s of this ii ,i e •If the. illrisan• The only tttlier I once,' *4 wets unable( to coll(;ct their tendsiiicy.' - 1 ' -'l2wea n i sofie gookk Ternseis'irated - !t* . MO* l l2 en '. -t1; - In t - - IP ' . worth kwasiot,••• ! • 4 isioh h. • oirmlit allutle wa' the • nianner in I*. Mi. if. PI.S.DIER iodated the history of a visit have lii ed 3280 French*. prisoners. . . • A num b er o f except u7st isismisilitougb private meant:. 71N e kw . ' eater Pnglisb vessels were in the roads The whole' ther e kre ot't to be 191 Prised !feat this hekhe be religious duties were performed. In the which he bad pa id to Newgate five years ego ;at 4 - • , 1 d c r 4 1 : c u e from the oernals. . V ell-. ii, t o mprer thi.,-, , cas neither Chaplain nor ;which period . great disorders prevailed in that prison: . rot 000 boded at that port from England is estimated at SOOO men. The nimbus 'sent t haft to England ! , The cause of. the Above entrap, it %timid be dig. lii •tite,lli her. four prisons, Divine Service '• He thought there wasgrent ground for Parliamentary eforMial t ituired, hilt the general duties of interference; and, 'adverting to the new yel l con. are es ti m at e d at 4000. • .• .cult to guess, if . we' had not hourly reasons for le„, wereisol sullicieniii. attended to. Dr.loril; ' demued the mode of its.Constreition, and ertriost4 . Nine English vessels strived on the 3d and sth of snl'afing the ill httelet! , of many *lame of •pebow • : sinft• Ordinary of Netrgete, seemed, - by ' his his hope that before it was opened; the House:woad June, at Cherbergh, with French, Genoese, Vane- in this country. Illeenny, it taper** od e , , • moot, to consider his linty merely" to 'need appoint a •Cummittee to examine into its fitness, ea lien , and Roman prisoners, .On the same day an enquestianatle, would iprefbr a war, with qt. . h corvette entered ~.,vich; soil stated that he knew nothing it ) Leto Ad ‘ipy in which the money bad Wiest * , Eattris . the same port, and an - world, to the hePPiest.l l,ool that, 4400 be .• - , to morels of the prison. 'When the COMMIS :, loins erection . ,• • . ..,... _i i uoteilesd the approaching arrival of a Russian ape. for France. '. The netijmi .at large eve !not 'a iiibe . • , i pursuing their examinations* in 'Neweste l I ..: mi. ik mosDRE, • although •he 'apps red ofilitif dren l , designed to receive the Russian Imperial savage,- because the west* peace hat ificistithekl. ticed a number Of boys, 'whom the hAnninsi i pm, 'do l ly- 44;l au d e d t h e .eh ere l• manner , ki „ma Gtfardit, w ho se march' through the deptrionnt of beck within their old limits,—and thliS seit.',o4 p if rodent.° of Mr. Newman had pieced in p ' the foor.Members for the City had met the disomkieros' c eleedos beck otieody been arusounced. . - ~. . , ' ,appears • to here been listen by limits,--ands . y themselves. ' :Upon **hint 'them'. if they A4grroi remedy Yet. tbeelrils telPPlairtod 4 scold her. , . General' Bertrand, . who accompanied 'Bonaparte realise ',i. la grande pensele- to wit, the elle he Chaplain ' they replied, yes ; and ex , Pound in the diminiiint.Of thenuntberof • tili s itho isle of. Elbe,. has :returned to Paris. At the ,of French Powswasor Geros,or• --You will mita their grfititutfe for the many. kind offices (such which the restoration of Pellaktiiitiold • iiiielet the Genera's departure, the Ex-EmperOe •( tisk, are - they mid •enoech to indulge such a . •4 • 4 I g them clothes, food, ttr.) he had dose them. ' e ib o ,[,r4auth. ] , . ... . .. -'• ~ bad entirely lost 'his reason, end the physicians ,st such a moment Z•-Yes; their are t o e d munittee thought that Dr. Ford depre. ' Mr. HORNET obsetVii4 that the Hon.' Gentiist- despaired of his cure,* • • -. ; for any thing 7 -ambitions end mieciihnima . . ' lie own - serv i ces In his account of them ; but ' man did not semi' • to beitSceiffiCieotly considered tiii • r ire tuggers lave arrived . .at Caiaill Irotat 'jam. to commetiet , a' t o the •wildslit Wheel's 'of . •804 , • aquiry it turned out that this Chaplain was . probable effect of . paeifitratiott. pn th e t e e hhere e e ILA/argil, bringing 300 men, who forineii r partorthe parte: Never, fisher mast we hope to see irniers:. . Ford, but another' person, and the very in. people; and as to his eulogitim on the City Meinbers, 'garrison of that eity. Among them are many agents as a nation; itcyeside her- spirit of conquest. Ns I person whom Dr. Ford had describOd as int- the lion. Baronet below him (Sir. W. Cortiii rd. of the civil and military administrations. Seven other . ; stow they platilleteritin of Auetria : " pour repreh ally intruding himself, and " cramming the ! deftly blushed . to hear it, — { d -He teel t el i iesseli laden r c itli troops of the garrison were Speecrity.' i i ,A . k ' nee position digne de la Prance, it pat ernameseed • irar VAutrithe';" these words I heard ' quoted alit. rs with prayers and preaching ," to use his 1 that the House would not be pot -- off with the hail elPe'' . ords. The honourable Member concluded : pledges of the effect that the present concersagoti e. The garrisons. of 'fortose and Barcelona re-enter. -ertiser day at dioneei by a gentleman to whAttr they wring that ha terroght be hart node' a ease would. produce. The Report itself s tio w e t t ifr o e iS o is ar Prince en 'the 31st of May. They Siere'thit fait; were spoken. 'The Gaternment of Louis %I'm. demanded a wisnedlei•Viiiir, hearl d —swa Magistracy. of the City of ',aside* had iiitt itiiitekt French troops that remained in Spain. :Masi - I believe, the mod prudent views as to temp, y Otitis" 'semi - VIM the Tehledy Old% IMO war e poo do that which = wee' proper ' to. be na,.. r ...,.• L ord W. Bentinck left Genoa about the end 'ol s ,.effairs, and, certainly, the very•best intention& ed , present, ihnited 'hie ektei tie's strliltuystisep r oor yars. ago it was resolved by the Court'Ottnei- I May, and sailed in the Caledonia for Sicily. -Lomeli the wane for its influence over certain chill i station and siipeitatendisinsi.' lit bad ; blot wt.-n. 0 , 0,04 th a t t h e te es eras k - *rt • ' s h o w b e I Of ell the 'Russian troops which were et Paris aml ••••ef disturbers. A . greet jealousy is with good terror read not bring . in-e - Billt Ant tit Gift al& Abo li shed, and that no lunatics thetildbl'eonfined in ' 1 the environs, there remain only 1200'men, who are I excited byliato vast intim( of officers from `all Epos • I weal& appoint three of their'savii , body; 10, the prisons ; - but neither of these Resolutions" hed sick, and . who are in the military hospitals. As tore ef France to the metrepolia-- No km. 60(4'; a, for three inoutiee• but be did 'net atitsidift .been aCted upon. He denied thefaH the evils would I . .....ilio'y recover, they wilt march all ' by detachments of three orders 'of 'the day 'have Issued. from the Wif l• lee Sufficiently effiCtilileh. 1k- thought: the ibecorretted by . a greater gaol. • Woe* the conduct i meder the superintendence . pl Om: , Department within s ',felt, enjoining OW these, *ith - . would never be properly aged till' 41 l o y the chdi e s e r , el eette, eg etcte-stsedyiekerge l be tiers who nave umb er fur that purpose, oat veception, who *room. on duty at Paris, to Ma . • tree Shook' be ePlirdoted with Nil rimer , ' : rather in the tweed inf his doty,lte Imp r oved by its : - ..alisYrirsulfolifs, MAY 20.—TN' Swedish • troops i pair instanter to thelited.quartert of theirvegtmeati; • of the Waroffice* seems to' have been • • celtaideralee e anti' co'ntroul them. Ile did' net meek , Never was theme morilintieeent exhibition of a total ithich haveiiiitiehed, isivards Norway , are ;spread o n 'p ai " of b ein g 111913114141 ih e serwi c 4 •• V 6 •liiifiliell- e management of them out of the bands oft -, want of feeling and ruorality,..ithd even of decorum; I fr om We•ntiersberr to Stroemstadt, some itagues Owl therefore he could . anticipate little opt ( o. " then 'theevideilee of this 'raisin, detailed •in the ke. . from MI 'frontier. They :ate under the orders of embarrassed by their crowAing to it 'it'aitch maid, ... totethe Pry - Members. His •idea at' present port. His remarks were -Sore like she impudent Gemini Count P.osen. • • . . todes, and with such importuoities:4-on -Ibis. ;icier' . hat the Coalmine, - sheeld consist 'of the Al- • boasting: of a profligate buffoon than the tIf9IINFPT4 of , Ilmtovre, 'MAY '29;•---We ore informed that se. another Ordettetice has eppPared, lirnitherthe toilet St • .• . iehich.niallety men.„„xaß• have 40441404 aid) . * ... r 'arid Coeimon Column ;' but 'he merely threw I a•Ctergymeh irks Contudttee of the -,t gislata re: Fnf • aorta tnglisit nserdhint ships, have arrived at Copan., • t-its a hint, atelier thin as a fixed plan. The . sixteen years had he been . , pardoning conduct abseil bagenonaded with aloes, southern fruits and other. heads' P r tii° lie P a ."" *. The Nalill"r - Gliaid ' 1(14 .- ..' rattle Member then mereil f o r • leave to bring ' was evidently en habititel neglett' of 'dot I this inn y eti' - The! Ds hf • he P' 1 y, ant I% C 111 thee.: e ma rigre t ear weis thi•• • • • •”. • ... nett settled;tteto de duty over the King and Hays( •••• . 9 . ...s , family at th -Thuslier es - h • the oat ' dine ' ' II for the better matir.etne'nt'of the ,„ Prisons ' Will a sufficient' pettetAhat, the Ag e o st reey of the City • set +win:rill:west imiiefr,loo4r4 the end of ma y. !. -e, I . ,as being e...p . sag to the City of London. - - iof Lands:M y did pot keep a sefficientnisit over this : - Tholisrporistion of voter, coming from Europe, is_ neut.' This reipeolable body is extremely weli:tif.., N. CURTIS-said, that he' did 'net think the prisons. . . : forbidden in Denmark. Report's of war are circa- fetted to the Severeigit, being composed:in tegrett -.• would bear the Hoitourable.fitaimbor out in i' ' Mr. IL THORNTON joined hit..ti t ille general listed at CoPenitagen- It ii soi ,d. that Sweden re. . degree of mew .wit 6 are friends to law, for the aka and to peace, for that of their& tf his slisfee 9olo4 . • lie had objected that no ' acknoiledgnientof the ability witlf , Afith the ••Ho- quires possession of the duchies oflleistleiikand his. - 6f their Pr2Perry; e. was allowed to the Prisoners. lie wallet t ,. tiounible Gentleman had brought to rd his •untilshe shad be -' ' - ''of No rw a y. ' =ward pro- wig, • the troops. • •-• 'as it the practice in any prison to do so t• If 'i pos iti on . .. 1 New dif fi culties, it is said, have arisen With England, :• ; •.' ' .• • ‘.. t the Gaels' would never be empty.. He wee I Leave was then granted to bring in the Bill. lon the subjectof the Sound ditties. The Sweeter are' rhe Constitutional. Charter is much cativalsed among the higher tilatiles, and very freely- cessereiti; Mowing article : . •• '... - , , ' •• • whelp, the vested right to national pro perty, is ttl7 it- Sweden Soo cola& ihiediall Pouseranio:fikat , equ i voca ll y l a id d own .—l n d that the rant C000ds: tang. for Noreen' Mt the resistance oppose' W tion of the charter itself being alleged hy-thelling% tat kingdom throws upon Ssiudeti espencet of ay- counse llo rs t o r e s t o n the will of die Sovereign. he; astiailt *WA require compensation. • Sweden, in i plies an argumentative authosity on his part, to re . weselioenee, will'hold Pomerania ; but. in' the event y ok e the 3 s nstrument, or any one of its prowisiom, ritinntering intetbe polltfral s y s t em o f Sweden to i whenever: he shall so think fit. 'Whether these de- 'lt no possession on the. Continent, that peolitice 'gybe united to the Prussian Monarchy.... . .. bates are likely to find entrance into the tower Haste of Legislature, we shall see bye and.br. Talley: Faanxastrr ; . Juno 6.-140 re-estnbliehment Of rand looks on and smiles lit 'the suppOsed indiscres *Germanic Enipire b rilrme the general subject of tiona of those dePortreents of the Ministry, far onversolion both here and in the Other cities of whose acts he welt - knows the public are not db. lermkey ;'liot nothing. is 'positively known on'the posed to consider him es responsible. Ito has all. I the sub- ready. shiect; eicept ` that the 'w hoist will form the with the notion for having infused lett. set - el discussion at the ,approaching Congress of the original propositions to the King all the s (Nada lean*. • ' '•• • ' • - - ' which pervaded them. He lefties to the mote fe- . . . In the mean time the whole.Of the - Austrian, Sa woeted counseilors„. especially to the ,Chancellor, a irlan, W ortemberg, ,and,other.Gernsau troors.w.ill most virtuous and fionest man, hut an old Royalist!, e quartered along , the ban ks of the. K I Kline, and their unassuaged and oninitructed by thettion„ the Nilo* • ; totoocnents ,will extend as far as the frontieni*of l of 1111pm:ring his .work, god . re-asserting the daStrioti ' ; .. 'voice.' Prince Sclisiiirtzei!berg, Commander: in i that flourished before the Revolution. .. - . MO of these united **lei, will. have his .head- _ln some of . *it more minute and loaat4ettir natters at Friburg, in the Brisgau,' ' , - also appears that, either, from the time, or manner s • ."-• '• .., ~..,_:_•,_ 1 . - -., • . , ~, prescribing regulation!, in •tbereselava the asosSi* ' i • .• cellent and wholesome Ministers hare had to eit='' • - .. . ••• -'• . LISBa iV MA I L .. '" .. *. : • counter 'no 'small dliktintent... Lute-riot Path' oft: .. * • . . ) • . " 7 - - 40 "'— :. •• - . lenday, yew was 'heated at sang all thesoleattlitft • Mneatb,•Ma,y 20.;= - The 'Clog has thonght.gt to == ill the reverence, with whiCh that seoretVilafeer sane the•following Royal Decree :--- ' , -4 to he clothed in every Christian country, sled whist/ • " 'Being persuaded. of fhe serious intrinVeniences distinguish it more strikingly in our own " r Isi ,' which have •resulted from the 'nomination of 'Polit o . than in any other part ,of the earth to which God hat : - et.chiesvo have determined d o lt the same innploy7 extended the mercies of his revelation, it shockrtis _ Oast_isslntu.re he discontin'oed, and that the oath*. disgusted . , and teritlied one to see a whole prof" illy belonging to thote,Olicers be •transferred to the lost to t he common eiteiciteief Chrlstlitnity. Neithrr u ptaihit . Genenti : o 4 jp.e,vevnere of the ..orpviiices . . woe business relaxed, nor ricirdis pleuture restrained 133 d thseproper fariatiessaiiii will take caroakidt this —nor did the mind' of • than seem' tenches! u/ Oho .7 . • ._ trot sense of What was duo,to his Ct eator. Th,o order be publlshed and sioniplieti with. -' ...f"' . .• A g u o)ed) . ,54 . 0,, Imams i t atetkitif; ',Wipe 'ail+ nlive—the gaming bosses croAded.the . .....,,_ ~ 10,,, , :,,., , .... 'streets deafened with ballr4"singers and Mostirtehanks ' C 'IMOLA lb sPitOM Wilt itliCaltil'A WY OP STAIi. ....-the hoists of God wilt -olpoe dose' tai l -and iho ~' 1 ! 1 tobwintOnleati td the jtipte of Pig& . Credit ° voice of religion the only one that was not Iteardem . .. lim fisileming Order :. - . . . , - .. Niter did .. tbe.nitrel.roln oft nation strike so crusay . 44 :M r illaljeS*7 heriot bona infortaed that in con: on my cemaieliemimonars l4 stost•ge of a power built. legyesici D his he ct ic of.iiii4vh 'May , the ju nta on tiolence,-•fford a' snort earliest proo f of the Milk of ,Pahlie Citidit," Wit diseelved, its authority having tinmdliP between liberty 04. virtue. , been (*TM frog ihetottea,' and his ilivaltaty being As s o me sort of . remedy for this mast Pr i t Tiist 11/4 ewereof the ii n p or tanci and Trecesejiy la t i t . rev i v e Police have done, what, with - all one's =Pat for sell, et tlilb eitabliebtelipt, , tor. the sake of ' no ih m il cm ,. {tiers decency, it wnikld have been much better, be. ildiotlektusti •peepontßy v ult has been s nit 'loyal' plea.: cease mete s fleetest, to postpone—they hav e orfl•I- -etre "'desist*, tilt them shall be no alteration, id the shopi t o lie' shut under he avy penattiem. v., kith. vitoekt!. In' this lento;, he, however, revert• mutmurg of: the I l tsrisiens, are loud and fu r inu4 ' — hid to himself tointrodnee progressively loch changes • " Bonaparte Ad-nothing •rtaif so tyrannical vs this." &s i lly lietslAucirepi the ehrarneo Utility . ,.&q. ' B y In fact, it will not make the people a hit better. A order itAls'agiitietf Xtte.Sliteit ibis jikaligla:Your good and Moral example in their'Rulers both in th'.., ilrogisfdpei •• " , • u,, ti s 0 Aoir e an l , ,: ihalailti or heir..Goverom gt ent, aria •in their dearir . s' , . . . • " LIM • MARIA- fitifilligbieAtt." ' lives, .would:seener• or'lateirlsaneeiltightaker ;Hill' ... • . . : , • .. , . . ,Z. • 4:itil : ilit ' iladliriwkisii:2:lll4*.. k 1 •., : . -.$ \• • ♦ .efgetete tike We Gil); at titian from wet, thr ilertnetr titiif wit a' lionnirre7 in a 'Bill belonging' • Sir W Report - many en Onthing *sit, 'was It were , ..- 0, eelpt; A __ convinced men) , needy rogues would connate edbuiliii t A poltmirlicks' litil.ll.." • • • an purpose that they might get into prison atiebb. .Mr. St. POL hiottgrt siP Wm Reio — rt ,of the Ap well clothed. Garnish money he thought -shook) ••be -, prentices Bill: . • ,l 1 ' dot* away with altogether. As to disc:Spline, , wbat • i .- On the - motion that it be agreed to, a short can. discipline could they employ They could not llog : vertition took place between Mr. P..MOore and Mr. th em , if they were disorderly.; ail • they. could ' do i s er j ean t O ns l ow ; the former teetotaling that On the was to suspend their allowances, which was alwa:rh ' oth of June, en order had been made for re-printing done. If the Magistrates of London"-we 's not wor- the Report as amended. On it reference s however, thy to be entrusted with the charge Of thel-prisoners t to the Journals, it was foetid thetas tech order.had they were not worthy of their situatintnn:r - been made. . •.67 7. FT:. .., _. • - Mr. F. DOUGLAS could not resist , Ilaying the i Sir F. FLOOD said that he•utimidtiaot further op unfeigned tribute .of his admiration to his lion. pose the present Bill, as it was..in contemplation to Frieed for the manner in which he had brought this introduce a separate measure, which, he,. trOsted,, sobiect forward,' and, is. a Member of the Gem- ; woul d remedy all' the defects of thet in progress mittee,- completely' confirmed every thing h e ha d • through the House. . stated. He allowed that measures of improvement : Mr. PROTHEROE coincided in thp Holum-midi bid Dieu adopted slime the Report of the Committee; Baronet's sentiments, -and- expressed 'bit hope,. that' lint - this Was the best argument for the Bill, lest when by the new .Bill, the admirable institution of ippren-, all reinerobrance of the present discussion was over, ticeship would be preserved to the countr y ' • ~. things-might relapse into their original state. ' Mr. Alderman ATKINS fbliorted to :thf Ittate Mr., Alderman ATKINS expressed his regret that' effect. , the Hon. Mover had not deferred hisroposition on- Mr. PHILLIPS and Mr. SVROT'PESLEY guard tit the completion of ' the. new gaol. and of the new ed themselves from being pledged by•theiraCquiescence 'artatigemente which would be cunseqeent there- in the present motion, to agree 'to all the clauses of • u 5,,,,,„ • . a Il: 44:: . • 'l. . . ' . :• the Bin. . . ' Mr. BBNNitif warmly 'supported the Motion for • the Bill. ' . Mr. THOMPSON thought .the present Bill; , which would not affect the Law of Appreaticeshipat - Sir J. SHAW canter/4P C' that as the gaol was cal " • all,,but which would merely prevent tile vetat i loos cartated to hold only 40.0 persons, the presence in it' prosecution of persons who had not served en ap. :of hear double that number, must be attended with prenticeship, would prove highly oseiel totthe.cent-, sorae/tiorder. He had no difficulty in saying; that mun i t , : -- in hie humble ° P inion s as soon as the . ' new Booty; - Sir J. SHAW and Mr. ROSE etch said a few 4 houtoi..he- completed, That , disorder would be re.' vor d s. -moved: He huditimself stated to the Non. 'Cressitirrigr t mETEß moolig mad, : w its f a... • • who bed meted for -•leave to 'bring in this .Bill, the ;et it• general understanding in the House, diet escrow anxiety of the Court of Aldermen to do . present Bill would be followed by aitisther that wets, every tOin4; in their power to • remedy the 'trill' "e l- . in a . greattee remedy The evils apprehended trots -vistaed of. it was their intention .to order that all the o rigi n al 'II, he should have no objection to it as prisoners discharged by the Magistrate, or discharged ill . 11.-..lllPer i kalentat Melts ure . He, however; gave notice, Nn cans4lquelle. of no bin halit e • been flea " a g ainst -that on the.thisd-xeading he should take the sense of them, shauld be Owing from , 4o,oyesent of fees • • ' ; . the House on a•motion for limiting its devotion to that regolar . Ito Inll4lo isy• As Sheet- • one _ year reports sheuld ; .. . 4 1 011 0 L e r d M a rrse f ,the,s;e,___teler„.tiLe'Prieeek; tha t.:- i The` 13W, with its Amendments, • was then ordered itbelcilitota o f garni sh s h ou l d . U 4 8 mi"*".".; t h at t he. to,be engrossed, and ital.& third -time to-morrow If . .. 4Krepers of the priliOnlVshouhl be. paid bendsontely then an tr u m & . • ••' „ in in"'ben 11 ;-c.• lie well Ptrau“ded that the Keepers ; The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions Bill went:through 'of all the Prim"' were eery sol i citous te Pre sen t ill ` ' . 'it Cominittee.Report • Ordered to .be received to. %Collection :Ow taking place in them. -Persons at- :morrow . .. . . oroptiog to intreduce spirits wm heavlip.4l7 2 d 4 .l j; ili g ziii er • o'easee et the Day were then proceeded. :for -the body use of which the Hon. Limp ' .1111 a fter wh i ch do viii t - a di ourne d . -that the c °ramjet.* of Management ASK* At' 49- . ' • • tic' .._ •r• . . ~ . ?Plaited,' hs.entertained• the highest Teapot foram, ..,, .. -, hut be asked . what reason there appeared to - -lialor •• Ktruseorr, JAwAto*, ftrRIV ate serty -eospoolittehat those to whom that duty was at pre- ,to announce thateePt.*rtft -. at Stittfra tont entreated, wealth not punctually. fulfil It lif the' fripte; • fell - Th ,wt • • Comaietbee• imeed.• but poilit•outrerbat they tluseghtl duel - ' he [royal:. .. *Relit to itawdehoie he. Pledged 'himself that the Court i quito. k Imo* `was -11= Aldermen stoold.de every thing that was right 1 rtherwands• sesd,peoper enthe subject: , - • .. that,...! +' l ' tie. PgILLAPS observed, that if the Maghtrites o , froar.dt • a with their present authority, were conipetAtut to re-' • medy the evils complained of, it , was strange they :bad put done, so before the presentation of the Re • ,-. t port of the Committee. lie denied the :probability ` -that tho-new gaol wostl4 rapt thootottila.. :lc of. • - . ~, .. • s. : . • • - •W. , cOit plea tttion, reser?• Po I . ICArraeoir, JAMAICA,. rata . ~. ate .. abtly :geirpa gp( hit &a m o f . 44 . 4 t h 'Mar a the j un o ,ae announce that CAIie•IITACIk it` 11 " 1 maitre of Public Ciedit"*lii disloyyed, its authority haviag r ai7 7 , frigatei of 38 guns fell .on Tti - ,titrilling i l l .fin deritad Moak the tortea; and his hisltillY being I duel late a lAaatel l i" t d • the Werel :feeeY at M°S . swarelef the linportance and trecepity sf the revival i quito-Point. A Glosses I mmo *. was hod shhetly et.tior fetab i ll i ttizt, ,ttie the sake of *natienal con- efierwaeds• on. the body, when ill Verdict was returned. 'ide l idik aim i , 4 yv l t h as b een •his k ay o • p l ea .: that,—The deviated cone to hie death by 0 iallfirld ' sirs to • &elm, that there shall be no alteration, 'fro 41 . 41 ~kit or' Pea 4 84111 4 . ii.iVen e r•Pllv eni , fO:ithe'ol'delt. In this Jake ;. be, however , reser! - neksown.—The neaku'd cart. atAelig°6l4ll we re . b a d to himself tointrodnee progressively sochebanae, ' !interred yeabudet ineelielli to *OA tharchlard* as i may lweinthicletsti the eaternen Utility, &q. ' By '.lPert Reyall with evetY . 140010 uk7,,tirwiset doe I° ordet 11Chil mii.ity ! twAliaa thi. ",,eaciel ,to:y our Isla tank. Riarbledeiral iliamittatai*e Oicors of orikelp e i; , . :•6p; t 0 . 'oo7 2 , _tonl- ~ , I We squadron ittoodedloggilieviiiiiil* aiialliO: . ' . , .4 LIM MARIA stmairaerAft.” • . . . . . • - . .. . . •. .........., . - •