The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-06 00:00:00

11431BGRGII ',OWL. lIANOVISR, M.llllll _ _ R oya lin resses the. Duke and Duritro. of l'antbrioge intent' to go to l'as.el t the nut of this month to pa) at visit to the parents of the Duchess. Atter their return hither, it is said the teitr will go to England. Waaaaw, Mandl Pnther Thadens Bueozonski, Ortieral of the 1 irder of Jesuits, diet' lately at Pninek, in t t.e MI year of his age. r atht;r Pernci, whn resitle* at Route, is spoken of as hi. sn.-4....0r A body of ru i. 1.111.111• frOlil Witten:herr, wt..) .et oust l as t y ea r to go to brought, hare hut 14-4.11 ably to ',a,' :daunt eau . Wettest. Russia MIS iltVelirell in a war with souse or the savage trihes flit intatet that ettotn• tain. The Emperor had for the present assigned them winter quarters he the Tawrir tillages of Kileatv, Ito seatiehl, nod Knethrint, olsl.ll are wholly inhabited hy 0-rosoo ensigrouts. IN MICE 23.--UPllefil famp to his Majesty the F.u.peror of Russia, has arrive.' It re from St. Petersborth, un.his wow to t'alaio, b.- is to embark for Eneanil. and tot deliver t o hi s a l,. jetty tieurge IV. the Empower's letter of roeittolenre moue the death of the King s his father, still the c loll mente oftwngratelation on his arreoiton t o :he British Crewe. St. PignutsSutton, Msacn S.—The news of the tour der of tlw Oak, of lierri has greatly afflicted the Loi re-or, Me gent fiw Count Ile la Ferrunaye. the k reach ilsooloasswohor at this Cow', pet lamella. expressed his re frig, and rionversaral with hits a long tin s at the soltotin service wide% Covent ale ferrunave canard to he cele brated kw the Dalte of Berri. The whole diplomatic toslg s the chief els it and military anthorities, the aides tie-eautp of the Emperor, all in their Cate uniforms, and many ladies of Ike Cony, neer present. .3t this soles*. r• .y an unfortunate eirruntstanre occitrred; just as the (trims were striking up to hegin the military footsie w`deli was to he performed, M. Col hi, the Spanish Cutisul-Ileneral, was seized with all apoplectic fit, fell doivis senseless, and expired nn the spi:t. SCPI. 30.—We have hail this year such a horrible slimmer, that the oldest people retiormlwr none I . ke it. After the thermometer, in the last halt' of July sod beginning of .logaist, stood daily. is the shade ana lit the coolest part of the house, at bM, 39, and -10 de s r.A•S in the afternoon, and 101 l 3: ) . or 33 at ten (o'clock iia the airen'.o-. we la ad same storms, whieh raised such thick dust, that it was difficult to breathe, anal even 1.. violent, that the Mah 1111 l etans thought that the May of ignient was at hand, and in the ereatest terror ran lions all sides to prayers. The last atom ended with a heavy rain that tasted many hours, a thino unheard of in this country at this season of the year. This, however, vv a: the eiirst of all, for the ground, on whirls not a drop had fell for five months, began to emit exhalationst and though the thermometer was only at :45 31i degrees, ? b .f. heat W3S much adore intaderal ti than when It was higher. heciuse no cool place could he funnel even in the collar!. t srecies utslistrest which nohody ran conceive vat i/ 11.11 not diced in su c h IlOt raiiiitries as this. These exhalations eneenalereal dis e ases. ,:i vs hieh ;sway p e rson s distal ; and we heard daily of 11...dthy per o ras who, while walking nut of the city, an I et en in the street*, ad it sett airsick by the but wind. aunt fell dawn dead; th.ir bodies turned to a dark grey culotte. and began t o teltart in a qnart:r of an hour, A caravan. which was *so t on its way to !hi.. city, Inst lain, rwrSolls wit of two s'• !- t wenty, of whirl, it was ro lo posed. ;Turroanta. ,Ii 'sat la •23.—Vestawalay afternoon, at two a Jock, Conn; ritiger, (NI r the Minister of State and ioreign Affairs, hre. went in form to the Hol.sl Palace of Kiretheins to solicit the lian:l of her Serene Highness Princess Paaolina Theresa Louisa, dangliter of his Mills. ress the late Duke Lewis of Wir•eiiiher f • as Noire • uhsort of lair Ntajestv the King. Ili; I-: s .-elle re e being admitted to an audience of her Highness the linehess, in presence of Duke Henry of Wirtenilaergia, arid the family of the Ihirliess. as well as the tiers oilary Pence Princess of Saxe 11/1db111:11113.1•1', m ndr his 14 . 0 in form to the I/naliess, and, after idita 'dog her as a-n!, to the Prioress who Itl..ioise sig. Pitied her aissent, WAS prellrlltFil by Count It i nz l otero .i, with his AO saw's portrait. on uhai.ls tier thigh nI,S the I)i:chefs% her mother, received the rungratulationsuf her !amity tool Court. His Majes ty gar, yesterday, his andienre of leave to his Excel °nee, 31r. hrooke kir. the British .lauhas sador, who is recalled from his post. It % evi l —Yesterday, in the 31111 sitting of the Chamber of Depiities, B a ron 31,esolslo.r, the Minister of s:ust . :re, animoreeil to the 1 haiiiher that Isis 31ajcsty the King Lad rivet, lido the agreeable and honourable cons. mission to:war:lint the .tssetolily With the tie vs of the mos yonailaing m a rriaoe of his a nd that the Kirog's ! shoiee had fallen too ilia near relation Prioress Paiilliaii of Wirt-lido-re. His ?la; sty doe 4 not stook that the homlier will take that mooed in this h a ppy r vr i a, %Otitis he has a rlet,t to expect from the frequent proofs ' I;! has received of their attachment and fidelity. The President returned thanks, in the lame of the Chaso.locr, for ibis cottttttt t alion, anal added, that it wont I take the iiprortianity to r!titreS 4 to his 31ajrity its fet:i:o:s of joy and gratitude. The Minister. on withdrawing, left a private letter to the Pres', !rot, is which tar af.lll:titrr:i him, by the King's that his 11aic•it alerlined at ceiding the usual cowry for his august :1 l'o:utaittre wits iunnraliately ordered to prepare an Achlrrva off 'oografillatiou, which was! dime sled lapin geed. HESS! R11187'.1 The flran,l Duke of llessr-Dareistault has just Issued, with ell the appearance of sotua haste about it, an Art, establishing a Constituilon for the ditevent toreieeseies, I 141 and nen, %stoich are consolidated sunder his slund u ion. " When the Germanic. Confederation, - says his Highness, " was established, and when the hope of lat ter alma more tranquil times appeared alums tu hr rea lised, tie were aincusie the Princes of Germany who de clared snontanecuislv. at Vicuna, in the face of the their torus resolve to give to their people a new Loustitution ult Status, auituhle to the spirit of the times. Accustomed to regard as sacred, and to hold our word inviolable, we %%wild have proceeded immediately tathe execution of this promise, if, at the same epoch, a very important change its unr possessions had nut su p ervened. We were convinced, that nron an exeliaase of provincec, the tire care of a reasonable Uoversiment should he, to learn exactly the sitnatinn and the wants of a province nerdy acquired ; and that assemblies of States could nut he attended with any aile.unteganos re pass as Inn:: as the tturernrstent did unt knurl perfectly the wants of its neu subjects, nor until the litter were led be experience tu attach themselves cordially to their new flverritti." Ills liuglewss goes on to state, that he hail iii the meantime entrnsted to a .nnintser of enlightened ltwiivi swain, the preparation of seeh a Constitutuun as it would be proper ultimately to thole —that in spite uf she g sec d. est exertions, the stork is Dot yet completed—And toot his Highness is convinred this, it *valet be well it; the Convocation of the States could be deferred till next heat ; but, as things are, (the Iteesolutiu• oft Spain, lac.) has revoked to give there a new Constitution bylaw difttely. The Act then proceeds to lay down the heads of the nee Constitution. The States of the rand Duchy are to form two Chambers. The First Chamber is to br cumpus:d of tht Princes oft _ TIIE sTAMMAN. of the tir.and Duval Conk : the heads of the sArninl.l. Ermines"; the senior of the family of e Ksholel Itieslttseli who possesses the ali t initt: of Ileretlltarr Mar shal ; the 'atlaolie Bishop a f the Countrv; a Protestant Ecclesiastic, who is to he natnral los the King for life, and to have the dignity of Prelate; the Chancellor of the University of the 1 wintry, or his suhstlnte, and ten (hi. linguist'. al litagessee, ano are to he nominated by the King, sail to he Mem!), r . o f th e .kg.ettably for life. The Serostal l'insenhow kiss be 'mposed of six Deputies from the ashility. ten Drpu:irs fa.sus the towns, and Zli Deputies trusts the reA a.: the eimutre, (fielded into ohs trials. The Members of the First Chamber must be at least sears of age; those of the Second, 36. In neither (isamber are proxies to 1w allowed. The elan-- lions are to hr sesetus;ael, but )lenalvers may he re-rleeteal. The right of e.onvoking. proroguing. and dissolving the Wale*. is to pintail exelusively to the Drawl Doke. I lis Diontlo , is so assemble the Estates at least time in every three years ; hut *lmola he dissolve them when mire as wadded, before they have finished the httsiness before them. hr is to be homed to runvoko them anew before the lapse of another year. The Bfinigter4 of the :raw! Doke ar.• to have free access to bolls Claausbers, but to hare no right of voting in either. MAI!.%. .111 R. DM I Ann. 9 nublia I Waterford llarrns.v and Jersey .. U' Framer o I tis:tre9urgh I iiftml•nr,th DI R. Isit It E OF STOCKS Tills Rank Muuk 3 per rent. Red. 0111 en. tilv. 3 per Cent. I*.mcnKii CV 35 per Cent. 705 el. dl%. I per Cents. Mit en. tile. &per I•t. Na%v 1014?/ I.ung itn. 17/ et. d:r. Imp. 3 per Cent. Ann. MY AT uNE o'cLucK. Mink I3s. Ills. rm. OW A mas;tirs RiII4. 4J. t:s. 31. pm. Ditto Corn. Ommium Con. for .tr. RO Obi e 3 Lott. rc►r:s 11,14. Etc ettatcOman. " TIM 811111•11 STATlfilals" II I,lcoaroctres W 1111" Ilia STATIMUSII.•• LONDON: THURSDAY ►%6!IIPIC. APRIL 6. 1520. The 6.llowing interesting I:.tle•r lati been handed to us from Philadelphia this morning. of the 9th March : " The news from Spain, which reel 4 .:ed tr, has excited a very considerable sensation througl:ont this coutinent : ell appear to wait wit!: anxiety tl:e confirmation of an event which has been pat( d by all parties with a greater or less degree • of conlii:eilee ; Wail+ intelligence should come to us anthem:rated, durirg the present Session of Coegress, it is probable we shall. without further hesitation or ceremony, salsow ledge the inde pendence of South America. It is hardly comely able tat our Administration would renew a discus- ' sion with whatever Government sneeeetied to that OrFLItIll NA D.Oti t lie Airjeet of Spanish spot iations , theme tbat already been spun out tome!, nn in terminable length. lia new (3overnment should be toutaled in the Peii;nalita, there should be no ob -14...a1i0n our purl to restrain an Ltknowledg meat of the intleixt:dei et. of Retail America.-- Indeed, we have done already every thing. but to make this aeitiiim led:zit:cid. The South American flag has so tar Let .n reco , rnized by our Covernmeta ;:s to obtain admission into our ports, like the thig of other i:dereadeut Powers. We have already Consuls, or Commercial Agents, :Trended by the Coven - anent to reside ut those places, which is of itself an act tantamount to an acknowledgment. If we have not, in so many words, made such a e, darution, we have been, by such regulations, gradually preparing the way for such an e%eut. 5 , , far our own Administra tion has e walked hand-in-hand with the English Ministry, who have appointed Consuls. or Com mercial Agents, to reside in South America. The two o:bluets stint, on perfectly to harmonize together: and, juigiug from the con duct of the English Ilieistry, they are as hostile to the policy of FI.NDINAND as our own. In the Parliamentary debntbs, the leaders of the' Opposition speak in terms of unexampled harshness I of the Spanish Monarch, and his Majesty is never defended by the Ministry ; he is given up to the scorn, contempt, and bureting,s of the Opposition, without one word said in his defence. The Mi nisterial Meml.ers i.reserse tl e nest pro% cling and I insulting silence, whenever they are called upon j by the popular party to defend the character of; FERDINAND ; but if the intelligence Nevised Le j true, if there is a Revolution in the Peninsula itself, ! it seems highly probable that both England and the United States will acknowledge the independence of the South American Republics. as this has been I ; absolutely done by both these Governments already. In case Spain herself has undergone a Revolution, they will neither of them have any motive to hold back any longer. Nor is this the policy of Eng land and of the United States alone, Europe seems , perfectly to harmonize with hate two Pow ers ! for there is not a single S ivereign on the Con- I tinent disposed to offer tke hand of assistance to j his Catholic Majesty for the recovery of his South American dominions. lo fact, those provinces are now sastantirlly independent, and they only wail an idle acknowledgment to be recognized as such by other nations. ' "It is now reduced almost to a certainty that Spain will news be able to recover the possession of her South American provinces; her exertions to obtain this object have been so powerless and so abortive as to have excited the contempt and ridi cute of the whole civilized world ; the South Ante ! rictus have nothing to fear but from themselves; of Cervotaliip, awl making other regnlations for carry- I if they know how to appr t d a t e r . n d approve ti ing into rffect the law first passed r...pectine the .I"r* ' bl e ssio.es of freedom, th e' nee now • - c• an independe • oats and periodical publications. This l :itsion of a i rid ij a le ntic; i pti lli t s ed ev b e ; t al i r ; G IVI )% i l :r f it H m is e i r s it bee s, It n- h k ett:. Censorship, which is to execute its functions At the public or Monarchial. Spain has afforded office of the Minister of the Interior, is to consist •of tweive Censors, to br appointed by the liiitz, iT t, t . l t i u e rerommendminn 4.f the Minister of the Interior. a r.. be a quorniii—•• I•:%rry article in even• journal or rrio- market& inst....mu cf the truth of the maxim. b y , 'Heal publication novo, before being printed, be Line- much public prosperitv is nitwit to . 1%.1 • tinned by the rim of the Counnis4ioo, anthori:tine its the Court is mrroptro' •. the Nil ag i si Pn eates e in l au lnu ti.. pntiliestion." A similar Coninsksion of these Censors is tat be established at every chi-flit:we of a slepartnien i t. .% Council of nine Shiehoratee, appointed hy the Kin ;,:. 1 1 : ( 1.1 . e ll 1 ° : ret i de , P :.: : I l i . 1 l i t e l oe vi a lt co r e u gu r r i t ::: c q o t s r z : r s . u b i te. ' f l n ed e i n i : n z i Ctl i i i i in r i rn t sd t t t ra :7, 3 : l l 4 .e: - : upon the rye 11111 l nendatiun of the Keeper of the See .. Minister Of jtislirr. 14 to have the .orreillance of the and faith tit:d honour hose become b re . wo y . , , ctl i. it sir ;I (.14.81.it..1 ;:illi the People omit censorship, anal to which Cosineil the ( . .01n . Illissiun "1 (71.i t en.iii: t 1. Cen.orship at Paris is to report if. , tape...A:tins every i week, and the departmental t'uttimis•intivra not less than once a month. 111 rare Of the t•r•brisional eusPrn- . All, resolution in the rt.:..insuls may rode vni : t 4 IhN ttlNtit . t vtl, abused, an d t l egriu , ,.. b ion ail journal, or periodical piilo.ieation, it is to be , _ :.. . pronotinced by the I 'llionril of Stirveillatice, uith the p- citaratter 44- .• probation of the Nlinister of Justice. country ; and CoNflian hinionr, when ptir.,red r.,, l'orxio l'l'Ntis (sAl'itt , o).- 1.1 " der (.^""• 73 t • -• its dross in the fiery forittlet , of affliction, m n y c ~,, 70 e.; Deferred Stu. kof the -..".:11 of 51ar, h, I !o.iti, 19 f. ! forth liri 1 :11t and giitteri..g train the 11a:21e&." The triumph of the electors of Westminst,,r celebrating- this day in a manner worthy of seivcs and of the great cause of which the; are d„, most constant and distinguished support. rs. chairing of the two new Sfernbers is at ai m ,. most taking piece. The spectacle is at o ast , and gr.,tify ice. Iti most elections eac h 1 ,„ ! , nerally SUCCet (IS in procurin;: the of 011.• cftliiiidOle, so that diSII:li011 ellitillt:Cs to even ut the hour of victory, sed ti e triumph; pomp, instead of rolling in one mighty tide, itself, like the funeral Lune that (am:mined the !.c, tile brothers of antiquity, into two dircr2ing, an ; therefore enfeebled streams. Far direrent bth days festival. The feelings of eotitical oppolid or. created by the efforts of an eatimali:e, thotti assns cvssftil rival. :es m even to have give° :ray t o d r general exultation. Hut sme ericien is h eal ,, but one sentiment displayed. The great capitsl has !,otireil forth her conntless be! streets are isneassel,le with expeetine thous an d, : her windows are lilted with I.eauty, and Jane t . roofs and battlements seem :disc with WING:, Side by side iu the heart of this tr.ig - ldy assisebis. brothers in feeling - s as in t r iumph, the telksdia.: patriots of the land move amidst universal pi ns& and admiration, and receive t!: nasal L'`. their intiefLtizable ;.cool and virtues. of theirislai.N mid sufferings in the eanse. Nerd es.i Monarch meet with a more enthusiastic tat-cries even in the times of Asiatic de.,petism, ar fetolala V I lity. Trium;:h was then an outward shne. glitteriai with military parade, and the shoots seat forth g.e the air issued from the breast or isle:sat or arra: Trinraph is this day simple in its attributes, bob,: and beneficent in its °Neel. It is, in tact, tot tki,l of the individuals who occupy the car end the el s!: —it is the eictorg th( people. fleece arises la universality, and hence the :,incerity of those ace: mations which rend the air. Let it pot be Ifs after this, that the cause of Constitutional ieforn has lost in the public mind, feealete traitors to IL, king and to the Peorle have endeavoured to %t -sociate it with crime. Let it not be saiJthst deeds of assassins have been mistaLa for the le complishment of patriotic views. The county ' does justice where it is deserved. She rejects 31.11 trump's:: upon the criminal : but ant bevuurs,wie her most enthusiastic applause, those men Ida dare to stand up for her lieoerties,esen at the rat of being foully misrepresented as hot foes. DE l TT 'he an p d roce m iss r. io H n o f n o i r m tl t ie s...: Clai i i iad rin i g lot of le S rt ir icv F. Et s• ighi bridge when ow Paper went to press. FUND:i. The Fends, nhie!i. thuirkg this lag have continued 50 tXtr:litly Steady, eai ft trifling elevation yes:in - day. in anticipation el " flattering" state of the Re venia: : the r.eregrot at Cyl9 fur the Acc.' a v;z. the sadei for the next, viz. 'May : in consequence of *IE 6 the fact did not c:eate any alteration in tlaltsiD• which opened the Sante ;:s it left et', vs., Oat. they have since been CSI sellers, y. 11411 ai so" about the price. This day was the Erg transfer day of the .1 per Cents., &c. &c., which have Leen shot furl: dividend. This Las occasionA a trifrag business. but not such as in any degree ID LC" . .. the price. Mon.-..y is uncommonly scarce, sid be till the dividends are puid, which wi: l 1 ; place on Saturday. ANOTIITR ACCOUNT. The market has rtniained vi ry btest;y, the u 1. 4. of this Account scarcely iiuctuating oae lor Settling day will be on Wed:a.sday a&. Fr • the favourable report of the Revenue, it ins prated some alteration would have takes Ph" but yesterday softernwm Consols were siset al* and this morning lei! to 1181. The Bank pi l e ' Merchants to-day the D:vidt-ads, and WO s the public. According to the last inteli'venre rolls hei" 1 0 1/1 ., Queen of England hits Wails Islam op Wow' Pesaro; but she will not remain Pa:rebut We understand that ortiers hair WI Olt' from the Treasury to the I.nrd chsehOrS4L,,ill Board of Worl.s, bnj Ulf to Wiese tltgessigw7 menu the business belongs, to prepot' an estimate of t! e exptenses that tray he for the Coronatinn o;* the whai Pillee in the spro:.elting. 514u0z..r. SP.IIN. &MILLI. MAUCH 17.—At Seville the Constituting Was proolaitutal son the 10th, without the least disseto siun t taut blood was shed at on the 14th. It is said, th.tt the troops have been 'ordered to quit that I town, hot their departure aas opposed by the people.: who are resolved to revenge themselves upon the sod- Biers. Seville has hitherto been tranquil; but now wt. every roomed fear that disastrous nouveau', a will take place. !leaven avert them! Limnos, 31sincit 22.—We got to Santiago the day after the proclamation of the tow Constitution, and foam! every thing very iliffereut to what one experiences travelling through other parts of Spain. Ilse gates were open—no guards and no precautions—and we pro onsoled to the Vesado *Woolf a single inquiry. AU through the streets every Wyk appeared joyful sad full of ruurersation. We multi lordly insegioe that SO im portant an alter as a revolution lead taken place, and that only on the preceding day. The people were glad ' beyond measure ' hut they hardly knew bow to behete their owes. The I:uset low (ad joining) Arrvedu, I told us. that, in all the prot ince of Galicia, excepting at Meuse, us' should be as free as in England ; but in I those situations where the King still retained his rity, we shosild meet with impediments. The people hare (Gillum) begin to t realise again. Their exp.': 'a liens are very high as to tlsr !benefits they will d.-r:b e ! front this glorious change ; the more so, as it has been brought shoat without the shedding of one drop of blond, at least its this direction ; !out it has termbnated so unexpectedly. that the Alistim•rri two Ir appoiutr.l ;.tr unprepared fur such un event, anti wr must wait -one little time till they decide un the best towasn-rs ti. he adopted. An order canc. o w, ' WM tith 3l a rch, peraot. tine ti a exportation of I aeon's pro.luetions of Spain duty free, lout, as it was before the acceptation of the Constitution IT the King. I should presume it was the last effort of hia liinisters 10 stop the insurrection: it runnel he acted on fur the present until ronfirmetl. The importation of cotton, and the moderation of duties un woollen goods, are anticipated. GI auvi.l vs, Stiticsi I%.—Obs the 9th instant, a dread ful massacre took place at 'Cadiz. lienernlfigovve(iteirr. , had been recently appointed Csptain-llrnerat of Audi- . lusia) invited Qnsrova (the Insnrgetat Chief) to entry and assist at the rerrtoolly Of 1116rAr1111,; to the Cott.iito• than. Every thing was prepared, arid the tromps tinder arms in the square ut St. Antonin. A few u,iwltra ure. nova to the verentuny, the regiment of Oxide suddenly shunted " Viva el Key," and tired en the populace. of whom about WO ut 6e41 titer:, it is said, killed and wounded. The Bishop of CatEs Is supposed t o h a t.. been the instigator—he has !wen confined, and, it is supposed. will be heonelat to punishment. Every town ' In this pnovince ha* proclaimed the I inrctittilion, and the greatest part of then. did it heforb. the King's order arrives!. General Miranda, the late I tovcrnor Unita, and tieweral Veurgas. Of C 011111134, are in this garrison ; the latter was heiositlit into the Hay a prisoner on h oa rd a Spanish ship. on brand whirls he had been twan g nt from Coranna, inning hero expelled thence by the Insur gent party; he nes liberated I . the vessel the re assioteA Atte.. 'dilemma: lAin. tiencrr I Jure 4 t'llunnel is a fugitive in the neighbottrhood of St. Ronne, having been entirely deserted by his Ir Ills wile is in Gibraltar, mini it is ntuntowell that she has been the au thor of a ripest of a vessel final the coast of Africa har ing been altuard to nounnunicate with the Isla de Leon, without the enforcetswnt ut the quarantine regulation.; in consequence of which, the Inwernor (General D o n) has placed a cordon, still reamius, to the great anuoyanceof the iohalsitants anal injury to trade. The Atnerirats frigate liserrierr, and lung Spark, sailed up the Mediterranean on the 13111. and on the 7th, the Franklin. HI gnus. COlOlll ol lar Stewart, fur America. On the 16111. the cortett.• Pnwock was lying at Gibraltar. P.HUS, .iI•RIL ...'. -......-- It is now nearly a forfitielot since an attempt was made to its. tali is e Monsieur, and not ► whisper of it has toren heard, eseept. indeed, the Wm..., oof the King, ts bich aas br,s sht on by the shoeli. It teems that bit !total Highness visited St. Denis with the sacred purpose of devoting an hour to the ifoolu!geowe of paternal sorrow and prayer at the tomb of floe Ileke de Berri. Thither he novo wateioesl !iy a murderer or d • and, after entering tit. eaflocoleal, a outlon attempted to force lois way to the vict iota, by liverpuo ering the tentala W twin the custody of the church is Immortal. Fortunately her resistance and screams brutigbt a couple of gets,- ol'at Uses to her rescue, and the assassin was wounded by a pistol-shot, and taken pritotier. On his person was ! fuun , l a brace of pitola, li.aileil to their muzzles. It it nest clearly staled %% tardier tar had :my areottopliCe ; and au.nut those who are privy to the transaction, the! lode is ascribed to insanity in the individual. The effect upon his Atajesty's health, however, was almost 11.1 it threw the gout, flyitog about him, to his' N i u maclo, and the spans were nut only severe but of lung duration. !hype s )! !or is stow quite recovered. Paris, after olnik, almost resemble* a besieged city. At every tarty yank on the !boulevards, the passenger encounters a patrol of lire soldiers, a corporal wool tour privates. two of the latter tieing French am! two Swiss. l'he saint• arrangement is observed in all the guards, whcrevcr tiouanted ; one halt are natives, the other half foreigner!. This betrays the distrust of the tluvern. went, and excite* touch rancour anpot,r the disaffected, ho boast that i 2,000 Soils would be of small avail, were the time to come for !prefixing their views. There is alw,i s a guard at tite Valais Iloyale, hut at night the mandril...oe it literally surrutmoled with. troops. All the pnbioc lotiblings and importatot stations are like wise strongly tigrard. in sh.nrt, 111.11 thing bears the Mal ha sit an .approaching totitul+4,n, especially should the throne become %aim. 'I he envois in Spain •loareproodneed an eleetritml srtrsation, mad our inform ant tloinka that ifs* is ants of a Atiatingui.ieett leader alone, prevenis mitten hum rooming to a crisis ip France.— (Jfisiatet paper.) A lloovci I !Munn:owe, slates! on Saturday, is published ulbciaqy iu Use Jiv.a.ceu, tur catehlishing a Commission 1 A .1 . • • • •ki ta.5..i.... I 1 . ~`,: •~, ~. •,` 0' b /I, t! it al iv ri H PI M tli 'h. .. .r K a w