The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-03 00:00:00

se — I;1 the estinsstes of the Civil List were taken oe . i . ~e - aer ut the years 1813, Inl4, and hie, all ,„ r , of most extravagant expenditure. it, there :,,e, thee were to fix the Civil List acourdiug to that .., le i e, they would be neglectiug the recousinenda •,,n 4 I.is Majesty to adopt a system of ccono:uy. Pele , ell his Majesty's ittinieter.i would attend to t ,,t weeminendatiun, and if they did so they inu.st I v eis 'silt the Civil Liet itself, and go on with all . 4 , 0 -h-e. branches of the aim expeatliture: Unites ; tie Oki this, they must necessarily keep adding fawn ,„ r to year to an already overwhelming load of debt , 0 I taxation. Much as he admired the system of eeverement in this country, he was still of opinion ezet that aster may be too dearly bought. In the rt .orat instance he looked at the Civil L i s t in t id e •F ?it. They were placed in the situation of a WAS W 9062 wants compelled hi:n to curtail his expenditure ; sad any sensible man so placed w'tuld commence by cur tsilieg the umber as well es the expense of Limed(' e ad his servants. The Chanel lior of the Exciseqber l i had admitted that the proposed return to cash pay- treLts hal raised the value cf money fr nu 25 to 50 per 'rat. Tiiis beieg the cape, if the Civil List tees to be wade 550.000/. as it was is ISM, the Crown would here, as compared with that perioei e a revenue o f one minima per annum. if Minicers persisted in thus tine of conduct, he should consider theta regardless Si the interests of the conatry ; and entertaining this; imPres- Loa, he felt it his duty, ecess single handed, to oppose the present preceedtngs. lie was of opinion, on the wlta!e, 'het the sagetstions of the lion. and Learned Member fur Wineheisee (Mr. Brougham) on the here ditary rereaises ought to be 'trended to. Any regd. latiotie tea thi, subject, to be male with effect, must be adopted at the beginning of a new reign, thee. fo:v it was that he felt it his duty to call tee attention of the House to it. Sir H. PARNELL thou?ist that when the Report was brought up, it ought t 3 he re-committed, as other wise the Howe would loot the opportunity of entering into that variety of detail wile's so complicated a sub ject Laterally involved. Mr. BROUGHAM raid, he wished to set his Hon. Friend (Mr. Hume) right a' to what had fallen teens hi e , on the hereditary revenues. Ills Majesty having been graciously pleased to give up the great hereditary resonate of the Crown, it wan asst of ce twee necessary to enter into an inquiry respecting them. What be &flatted to was, the Settch hereditary rivernes---the bar and a-helf per cent. West India Unties, and soh other monies as have not hitherto been under the lOW of Peril/meat. As to the present proceeding, b sasidered it only as a Parliamentary mode of *kg certain docutnents before the House. lie testiest it would b- bitter to re-commit the matter on Indult% up the Reiser, but he felt with his 'tight Bee. Pelted (Mr. Tierney) that he couid not mese the prutudieg now bout to he adopted. Sir JOHN NEWPORT made some o' serrations on the Irish hereditary revenues, to which subject, he Laid, it was his intention, hi a sisurt time, to call the attention of the Rogge. The It etelettos was then put and agreed to. It was then moved, and zeired, that the above same he &argil on the liiMierlitintvi !'and 4 litrat Siritaiu and Ireland. The other licemiutiore wt re acre el to. and the Report was brought up, and order-ti to be re ceived on Friday. The Report of the Committee of Su;•ply was brought up and agreed to. it wee ordered on the mo::on of the MANCE:A.Oa of the EXCHEQUER, tut the House should to-mor row (this Jay) resolve its-:f into &Cosentino of Supply. ten the motion of Mr. LUSHINOTON, it was or dered that Copies of the :0, 4th, sad sth Reports of t se Cosemiesiours of Lumens and Excise be laid be fore the Hoes,. Mr. LUSHINGTON laid me the Table an Amount of the Net Revenue e: the Customs and Excise, and al,u an Account of the :New Duties received, up to the sth Jan. Mt'. It was ordered, on the motion of Mr. Hume, that there be laid before •?ir rune* an Ate ant of the Funded and Unfuedesi Ve4t of England and Ireland, with the Interest due thereon up to the sth Jan. Int/, distinguishing the eifiereat heads ef Lest and Intereet. Mr. LL'SHINGTON brought up the Annual Navy Etpenditare of Weer and Tea., tisrrisen and Tram p rt Ex e etelirere, a..—Leil ou the Table. Uu the motion of Mr. ti'ILSON (re hetereN, an Account w s ordered of the.qotentity of EMI/ iltll Sheep's Wool imported its le.tile, dietiuguisl •sg the places hone whence it came, and the Duties paid upon it. Also that entered aril new in Bend, as well as the quantity manufactured a'td exported, specifying the quantity tent to each ditTerent port.--Adjourned. SOUTH AMEIIIC4N SERVICE►. We subjoin a letter from an Officer in the Legion of Albien (Eteom's Corps). The writer was in the campaign which terin'ire tell Po giorioutely for Bolivar; sod he gives an attics. tv , rl faithful pietas* f his sufferings and success. It was not necessary to have this document tO prove the generosity of Bolivar's ch greeter, which has been recently traduced in a con fer!•p ear}- print : but it is autifectory to know. that air excellent man his Fiero another proof of his in ten hn to nia.:e gond all the promises he has made to the *WA and Irish Legior.s in the service of the hew **public. Tsnin. December ID, 1819.—flth Republic. " Mir SUR FATlita—After the most ennened of difilcul 'lei, wit bars, at length, cr nynercii tee blued-t:drsty Spa imarde. ald Late driven them out of fail; Kart .•f the c( , untry CiiinfrOmseeda). Every filing promised 5.4 been given u*. wegasefria, We receive ctill pay. clothes, rations, and are indlpwil with the most respectable families in the different we ma•eh through. At ti.is instant s l=est wontd a illingly sacrifice his life for Cienernl Po ihar. Pray fur him—he is the friend of virtue, liberty, and honour. It would be impossible for me to giro you an sr nesse of our march. Suffice it to say. after marching up wards 613000 m:lts through bemire swamps, we, at 'engin, yet* to*. mountains a Melt separate this kingdom from f* ',evince of Cescinare. Indeed, the mountains of Carllwrord are nothing to tl mm, and one in particular. salad the Pardamoud, where we lost about fifty men. who parbbed with cold. It was the most shocking sight 1 vier wlnheased to see men, horses. and mules lying dead on the sop •f nett (Atter. It look es more than eight *nets Olt sea those trear.endons hills—one hour burning. hot, the sk Mat however , cold; hoever, thanks to Almighty Cud, al inirls our weakly state, we thrashed the enemy near a OM village called I arras, though they were nearly sit to IM le number against us. Many of our men who have bees libeengh the entire cempelgo in Old Spain, say they uever etc &tatcOman. " /HI BRITISH STATRIIIIAN" IS INCoRPORs ISO HIIT• " TIM sTATEssims. • ' LON DON WIDNISDAT !VINING, MAT 3, 1820. The hope that an inquiry would be instituted to ascertain the reel character and conduct of Eau aims during the late treasonablc transactions, ii, we regret to say, growing fainter every hour. 'I he informer, if nut the seducer, has found an ally in a quarter in which we Ittle supposed he would be likely to meet with suppurt. Armed with important information, skilfully and industriously collected on this most iii• portati of all subjects, Mr. Alderman WOOD int ro- . dated lt last night info the House of Commons, and stated many charges against this man, the Last of which, if fully substantiated, would establish a de gree of guilt far superior to that incurred by his 14te accomplices or victims. For it would appear that i EDWARCO had long been in the habit of instigating the unwary, and perhaps the ill-disposed, we will not I dispute the existence of many such, to the commis ilion of acts of treason and murder. With re ipeet to the horrible cue more partimlarly in question, the Worthy i i Alderman pledged himself, if the House allowed him, I.' to prole that BoWeave was the sae plotter or Gunder of the Cato-street car s2iroey : that, from a 1 state of the utmost poverty, he had become, all of a sudden, possessed of property ; and the. he supplied the conspirators with the means at parchasing whet was considered necessary for caliche, the pie% Into e xecution, and *drooped to them /swifts giros of A fresh revolution has taken place at Buenos Ayres. It wit occasioned by the entrance of the Monteneroe, or Indian Mountaineers, commanded by tolonel Bas tes, who were previously joined by the forces under General Belzarde. The Supreme Dartctur, Puerrey don, hating DU force sufficiently 71IltIlbtallS to render opposition likely to be attended with success, fled from the place, taking refuge vu hoard the American sloop of war John Adams. It is Stated further, that the Britis;, vessels of war on that station had approached as near is possible to Buenos Ayres, to afford protec tion to British persons and property. A new Consti tution, termed Federal, had b , en formed, and all the old Members of the Government displaced, and other persons hail been nominated to disk barge their several functions. General Bandeau, the Ez•birector, it will be recoll:cted, had previeusly left Buenos Ayres.-to oppose the urns)* ander General Attires. and it would seem that he was incapacitated from affording assist ance to Buenos Ayres by the operations of Arttgas. The following in sonic invesure tcntis to render the authenticity of the above account very doubtful : • Faost ..4trong, who strived la town on Sunday esening, v i a tn. Thomas, h as favoured a, with Buenos Ayres Papers to the Ist of January. They cos i taln no intentions.* of importance from the Interior ; lit oil{ be recollected, our tornser accounts left ttse Dover*. went troops and the Mcateneros in presence of each other. and a battle was hourly espr , :ted to take piece. Bolos slight sidredshes had meowed between the ant-posts, aid a few prisoners had bees taken by the troops of the Director. Asitairsi Sturdy's squadron. consisting of tgrty-forr Yes sets, was et Buenos Ayres on the Ist of January. It was said part of the squadron was to proceed for the Paelik Ocean. and the residue for Indi a . "---laierestetaa Advertiser.) Lord Cochrane has at length raised the blockade of Callan, as appears by &deices which reached Loudon yesterday from Olin, dated zu recently as the begin ning of January. It is stated, that he had taken this • step in order that h. might attempt the capture of some of the Spanish ships of war cruising in those seas. When the accounts mint away, he was is active puts.iit of the Praeba, 74, being one of the last sle:ps which 'Ailed from Cache, in the slaw at last year, for the Pacific Ocean. Report says, that the Coronation will take place this year. The estimate of the expea.t which would be lnentred by this gorgeous•cerentany, amounts to a sum of trout 6to eOOO,OOUf. Stich as addition to the burthens of the country in its present state of finan cial embarrassment, was so.r.ely to he ventured arsa ; and it is said, that his Majesty has grac!onsiy acceded to the repr:zentationt t.f his odactal advisers, and post poned the celebration, is his desire of promoting the, strictest econoiny it ~ .7e-y branch of the Fithfic ax pulaitdrt.. THE STATES7.I..,,N. experieurcii so terrible a fire. In killed and wounded, one hat( oar battalion rot their passports fur the nematode. ass scarcely an hour lu action, alien a ball passed thruegh my cap, and, at the end of the day, I was wounded in the foot. At present, (yank Qat, I am In gnod health, and would be trite ham if could only pay you, mother, brother., a•nl sister: • a visit now a n d again. Johnson. whom you mielit hear What heard me speak of. is now our first Major; ise is a brother to me. In ten days after the 1401:c of Vargas, we' again net the end 1 at a plate called no% a^a, whero we gave them a complete overthnsw„ taking their tienrcal, silt Colonels. tell thirty-four Meer,. We deviroyed their entire cavalry, and made upwards of Mk/ Prkenors, who lisle slime joine..! us. Poor Jonteiou received a desperate woond through his left arm and brea.t, but is now revivering fast; he is at present at Santa Fe. We etnrche I from that about els weeks post, and both officers and men were sorry for (Oiling it : almost all the English have left their hearts law them. the inhabitants were all so good to es ; in Wt, we are hailed a: the liberators of their coun try. lifer the first 'colon, his Excelleney, (lettere! DMITRI.. bestowed the order of Liherulor on every man who distingui:hed himself. Of course you'll ass I hate got It ; the truth is. I have. It is a gold star end yeilow rivhon, which hangs trent the left breast. Tills is a tell) ri.V.e climate. Nisei' like Ireland in Jane. All this taseirry proeinces two crops in the yea-. Yon will cue sowing. reaping. end greet corn, in one fled. l'he ploughs scarcely go half an Neu into the earth, they then throw the corn at t•hont any eoverlog, which grows spontaneously. • I.'ttle Wright is well, and distinguished himseif iu hssth se. :ions: he Is nis in Tampions with his regiment. Mlles In Santa Fe he a.et I were inseparable. If I mentioned all his good nita:iti:: is %Jolt bil this letter; let his fatorc know lie is aril and happy : poor Runbury was not in tidier ac tion,, being left behind sick, but is now recoverine. and Roue 'to join his regivvetet 'The Patriot arm at present amounts Ito upwards of :11.000 ntra, and y that damned ty rant to liberty. not more the t 10.000. therefor , . please (Ind, my next. I hope, will he from Caries-es. T 1 1 .14 moment my meismate and eanipanion. John Peter Ponier, requests. ou receipt of trig letter, you will write to Die (lenient. taro t:tartlet, Art: e. to say be is well. —My dear tither, give my love to, Ike. d.ath, I am, dear father. your son. LAWRENCE MOutits.'• _ _ Directed to Pat. VG u re. En. Drogheda. Ireland. Europe. It Is 'intact! Brist.,l ,Ilip-letter, and bean the Dublin pus:•o6ce mark. %T,r nAtisr, MA.VCIIESTER, MA? 1. 1110R1 JAMS NORRIS, Ei(j. Mr. William Cowdroy. the printer of The Koachester fra setts. was brought Into Coact by Nunn. under a *smut for a libele•mmined In the observations in his Paper of the 49'h tilt_ relative to the etnpinymeut of the mhitari upon public ocexshons in Manchester. Mr. !lime/cross. of the Police-office. proved the purchase of the par •r. T:te *Miele in question, af'er e.:nnne It'll( upon the manner in which the King's Birth-day had been c,•lehrate.i. and the pinelng soldiers at the entrance of tie Exchnee i~i,ting Room on M•mday, proceeded to -s). —" On Tnesday olg?it at the Rsll. there ail, a similar exhibition of military force, and ors hare heard. that there was. on tke port of some dragoons who escorted Sir James I.bnie thither. a meet mantes attack on a number of paterable spectators." Then followed an expression of regret at such f. mdnes3 for sol diers, and shstin•r. that nothing le:t experience would eon wince the Tories a Manchester of the necessity for the jea lousy wh'els our ancestors had entertained relative to shoal ing srades. Major-nemeral git J.IIIIPII Lynn was then swore. Mr. Nonni,. addrelslng him.—Had you any guards co the occasion inentioissol? Sir Jumes.—No ; I was on foot. Nosta::.. —Hat e you any knowledge that any sailors were guilty of woh outrage? 141 r Jamen.—Nr.t the slightest. and I must have heard of It. M. Nannis.—Do you bellete this statement to be totaUy 5;1'.13') . A4 - an. LI Mr. Atkisson. the attorney of Mr. Cowdroy. —Was ti.-re ens guard there. S• r ~ e;,- -There was a guard of honour lw the tome* • I , irooss S.- .1.. • Vb. \ fr...A•klustf Co Mr. Noitats.—Wiii you allow me to probe tit the statement made to the paper was reported in tile town. Mr. NuRRIC—INO ; tbat would be no justitication. It Is thr duty f rsery Editor to be correct in his report of facts Math, to individuals. Mr. Atkinson herr contended thst the libel. if any. was no' of a public nature. and such as would justify tb • holding to bail. Mr. Nona's, however, required bail, thedefendant in WI. nthd two sureties in M. each. motet." pi e ce was a charge, one would think, likely to produce a general acqu►escence ►n the prop►ie.y of instituting an in,:uiry : fur even supposing E..- WARDS to have been a regular spy, it was evident that he had far exceeled his duty as such, and th.refore deserird chastisement, even from his em ployers. All the ti °rib, Alderman requ►red was, either that the accused should be brought to the bar of the Bowie, or that a Comm►ttee of Secrecy be ap pointed ; for gross breaches of the privileges of the House were amongst the uffinces laid to his charge. By whoto will the coni,try naturally imagine that the motion was opposed By Minister; of course, or their friends. No; by cur uho hLs hitherto maintained an active seer against then, and•who, if we mistake uut, thun.lered must veheturnly, some years since, against the seducer Omega, and the baneful system of spies: Mr. ButwomAil, it appears, has ado ted new senti ments upon this subject. lie dues " not blame tier remnant for employing Erwe.,os as a spy, or for endeavouring to protect him." lie thinks that " Mi nisters are entitled to avail themselves of such men as Env/sans, to irustrate the designs of urea like 1 Ulf rumoou and lscts."--Certaluly to but when they are charged with thirding such designs, and giving them taupe, fifr, and action, bow dote the reasoning of the Honourable Member apply ? it is t►ae. we will &eu it. that the 'Aces of Execatioxer ana Injorneer, though odious, m:n• be necessary. but in the present case nu argument wha'ever is raised against Enweans as au irsjOin.t", but all a s4sterr. All that is re:uireti is ,o know iu which of these two capacities he h s eted. An isifi.raser, though generally a 1... d r a weak man, may alto occa sionally act frosts principle: a Stdoce , , never. The one abandons and rev,sals the guilt which he has shared ; the user ti 5.4 las tar 4; Peft in order to en rich himself by betra . ?ing it. The difference in these two eases is immense, and we are rather surprised that it should have es..aped the acute anderstanding cf Mr. B.ioconem. As it is, however, his o; position proved sue , :ess.ul ; and to the regret of many in the House, and of nearly all without, the worthy Alder man was induced to withdraw his motion. We bare recrived a regular file of Charleston Papers this morning, to the Ist of May . Sou tit Ametc.s.—Captaiu Lowe, of the schooner lirtsey, arrived from Pucrio Cebellu ; left the 29th of January, at which time t:.e place was tranquil, ao I ap peared t . 1,.. wen garrisoned. On the ltlth of February left Santa larthe, and 015 the day previous an express had arrived from Mara..aibo, stating the approach of the Patriots ; a proclamation was issued, the drums beat, he. It was thouelit that both Maracaibo and Saute Martha, would fall into the ha-ids of the Patriots. A letr2r from Amelia island, rectised at Washing , tun, dated the 11:h inst. states, that information had just heel received there of the arrival at St. Angus tin of wen aal !notify, and other reinforcements. Pluli . 1 1.11.15 TA, 'FT. J A Go, CAI!' DIL Vrllltlrf, FIB. 2. The sect of tiovernmeht ;or Seneg a is about to be re moved from ` . t. Louis to I'aguana, 40 leagues up the river, a here a capital is building. A steam brig of! 2S guns has arrived at St. Louis from L'Oriont, to notec: the navigation of the river against the aiiin k ., why freceentll iremeWseepresineistaaaa she rises m*.., The humerous emieratiens from France to Senegal the past seaso , his induced the Government to found a city 2C leagues above Deplane, to be called Dialwidat, wiry.. a strong fort is !.early completed, and many din-7. T-houses commence : —the soil is reputed to be well adapted to the culture of cotton. The coast swarms with slave vessels unler foreign flags, and I em sorry to add, many Americans Lre indirectly ten cernci in that inhuman traffic. No late tidings from the expedition into the interior of Af.ica.--(Bosiedi Pat • ,vt.) _ •fR. MAI abt. I ♦RR. ice. Dublin U dollaad Waterford Ottetosey end Jamey .. 0 Frane• Gottcsborgh I 0 Malta ......... MICE OF WTOCKS THIS flank Stick per Cent. !led. 6611 pnr Ct. Cons. 691111 9! per Cent. 7711 t per Cants. 11611 5 peril. Navy 10.311 Long Atm. 17 10-16 16 I hip. 3 per Cent. Ann. 671 DAT AT ON! O'CLOCK. Indio Stock Ditto Ronde las. pm. Old Innuitiii Et. Rills, Sid Si es. pis Ditto Coin. Omninm Con. for Ac. Lott. Tickets .Vl3 Vs. SPORTING INTSLLIGINCI. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING ant)Xi, ISO. • TUESDAY, VAT 2. 701 ts for 2-yr old colts, Pet. 7kb.; Won. flat. t'.b. R. A!. Sir J. Shelley'! b. C. I ramaocyby Paaiecria; I bir C. Baabary'a br. c. by Sore/rev. data by? Svitcfrd Mr. Wyadham's b. c. by °davit, dam by Gobasna 3 Mr. Neale's di. e. Lovatrer, by Scud Mho of tiraitort's br. te _ . Lora Urosrenor's b. f. by Tunatlerbolt. oat of Mnso:csra 0 Lord b c. by Vandyke Junior, out of Morph 0 Mr. Fern's br. c. by Hapbalard, ont of ttpiert Mr. Vansittart's tr. f. The Doe .. . Duke of Ratiann's ch. c. by Juniper. out of Volumnic. U Duke of Portland's b, c. Mr. Low lr _ Tne Judge placed but three . 3 to 4 asst I'vsnhoe-4 to 1 apt Sir C. Binhury's Fr e.- 10 to I agst Mr. 'ik)ndhain's b. e.-6 to I 'gat Lord O rns venor's b. f. Handicap Sweepstakes, of 20gs each. for 3-yr olds and up wards. A. F. Mr. Thornhill's Scrim-goo, 3-yrs old, Sol 19th. I - Lord 0 rosvenor's A Idford„ 4-yrs old. Sot. ...... Mr. Crockfor.i's Sultan, 4-yes old. Slit. tUtb 3 Mr. Lansbtods Agricola, 4,-)rs old, Sot. Ittb Mr. Paree's Z•hreckhoro. 4-yn old, 30. Lord 0. H. ('avendish's 11.pagnolle, 4-yrs old, Sot. 21h. 0 Mr. Charlton's c. by Marmion, dem by Shuttle, 4-y al.'., Set. 9113. Mr. Fraser's elan Alb) a, 3-yrs old, 7st. 21b. Doke of Portland's Mr. Low, 3-yrs old. ist. 71b.. p A The Judge placed but throe. 6 to I apt Spring-goo-0 to I eget .4ldforo-3 to 9 lest Sultan-7 to 2 agst Agricola-6 to 1 apt Eboagn,as-3 to tort Mr. Chariton's e. TAM Jersey's Master Freer"; Wit. Db. beat Mr Fansit tants Financier, list. Sib. Ab. 11.2005. Mr. Lambton's Agricola, Sst. 71b. r•ceived 40gs front M. Fox's Pacha, Sat bib. 7.M.31. 100 p, h. ft. - •. - COURT OF KING'S DENCH.--!Tats ler.) TH6 ZINO r. HVN? •ND OT' , E 'P. The Court this morning presented the s.ftne rTPW :et% scene as it did yesterday. As soon as the had taken thtir teats, Mr. Justice 13.11L1T Trorte. , :d !V read the evidence offered at the trial on the rart of the defendants. It is probable that the whctc will be gone through this afternoon. Mr. HUNT sat in Court with a report of the trial in his hand, and occasionally called the attention of the Judge to those points of evidence which be thung t,t 3.1 not eppaar on the notes of tht Judge. 'llse other ;in tendants were also in Court. NAP - AL IXTELLIGE.-,TE. DIAL, MAT ?.--Caine down from the Fiver 1. st night, and sailed, the Brothers, S•anip • and Cons.lel., Johnson, for Bombay ; Christopher, Pl !3r l hi ladelphia ; Perseverance, Bosr.-irk, for 1 - irgieut ; %.v -lusia, Hobbs, for Rio Janeiro ; PobPrt Fere], Wier vith, for Naples ; and Pyrenees, Clark, for V irginir— the latter remains. Arrived to day, and sr is for the River, the Rose, M'Taggert, and 'Qr.:rya, from Madras and Bengal. PORTSMOUTH May Y.—Arrived the Herr's of Oak. Tessell, from London.—Sailed the Greyhound cisme, on a cruise ; and his Majesty ship Cre...)ie, to the•c;ist • ward.---Caw into harbour his bta:esty's ship 1 3 ye, having sprung her foremast. HARWICU, MAT 2.—Arrived the Alliance packet. with a mail from Clettenburgli. PLratourril, Mai 1.- --Sai.ed the Metrury. Nevin. lies Oporto. igaveweve, Astetee4l4.llseieed off that pert the Duke of Kent packet, with a mail, fora Lisbon, iu fourteen days: the mail is landed, but the packet will set get in until twelve o'clock.—Stiiect his Majesty's ship Tamar (tweety-fwar guns), for Jamaica. FROM JOHN TO HIS COUSIN IN TIM COUNTRY. Dees Coe—What a fuss against all trzmoviortox We've heard from the party that govern tar uat;ou ; Yet still 'tie approv•si, when their taste t3Tv sonid ponder, So sauce fee the Geese is not acre for the Ounoer. Why, novelty, nothing but novelty's seen, A new throne (such a thiag !)—s seem liter, a me* glees— " A new Queen I" you exclaim, with your wits on the %in — t know what yen mean, but 1 meta n:* s , •ch thing : No, these not the rite, like the r;ghts we list tinatr. And " whom Ifetv'n has jolted. let no man put asunder." Yoa ask for the news, and the picture I'll draw, Men thee, to k rear, et (1 fact lc cratletr. New Members. new rarliaments, tow are the go— We hope they'll be better—The last were so, el. (On Parliaments Mensal. en words will I 'caste— I've tiled--and short Common etre not to my taste.) New laws, and Isar practice, and new prosecutions, New charges, new verd'e's, and tar exLeut:cr! New Cbwrebes, new Bank-notes--a subject tha. f For this is " a Mew way of paying old debts lesitatten d‘fyiwg. these notes. as I learn, Will greatly resemble the parent concern. New libels--sae Iles—thcv Ire so: to my 'Foe same was defended beans* it Wei truth. New taxes. new pensions, new friends. sn new time, Ni. fates, nem dresses, new courts, and new crimes— Noe faces, said 1? No, I err, 1 must own. 2few love to elerfaces Is now quite ton. IsanaTiews 'nought—of the goat 211 bereft, • We 31006 shall have nothing wortu keeping that's left. Sauk, Coe, art the News, and I wish (to be brim) clad add, there'i s hope ttcy'll tura o'er s new tetf! MeV,. It is said, that a Sptc.al Coounission has been issued for the trial of the late lascrgents in ;Scotland, con sisting of-the Heads of the four Courts, Lord Pros.dent Hope; the Lord Chief Jastico Clerk lbyle; Lord Chief Baron Sir Sasses! Shepherd ; the Lord Chief Commissioner of the Jury Court, Adam ; with all the Lords cf Justiciary. The period of its s i ting is ex pected to he in Jane. COAX Ur...falai. Mar 3.—ln addition to a consi derable quantity of Wheat that remained on band at the close of Monday's ans: ket,• we bad several fresh arse*s this mo niag from Suffolk, and braving but MAX demand, the sales oven ut the finest qui:littes, were heavy at Monday's prism, and bat a small pot tlk,tiof what was exisib;ted was disposed ',f.---rice . Makin Barley folly supports Monday's priros. 'bad a considerable ar:ive: of Oats :ataxy, wbish *ors net so brisk as eta Monday, but that day's prices ~wets obtainrd for Au fresh Curn.----in iiszans and P.as lasers is u , alteration. 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