The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-03 00:00:00

sm. Irr .I•Mi one of the chiefs to be arrested, without provocation, in Solitiffold„ Toe incident, without doubt, mat hare you.. d K..trfal indignation ; but this setitinverit remains in she depth of their heats ; the people coridoc:-d themselves with admirohie prudence; no turbulence. sin iro•ivtroire to the law afili.ted the Rood tifivna The English People at length comprehend that the hark of all opposition ought to he the lava; that a nation which does not respect order under conditytional Government, rarely %Ills its object in seeking to correct show. ( ) oldie Niacin°, when is clear and immovable, iv a power before which all other. must give way ; what is new passing la France irciririef , ricibto proof. " In Pru..ia, the eat ectation of a promised Con. stivretion has been hitherto lain. This is the cause of the tumult and the temprouna movements which have agitated the city of 'loran. It is probable that the Chief of the Prasion bloarchy will be beguiled ha Interested Courtiers into the prevoration of pri vileges. or by anthoiciu• one., who. cannot consent to forego abuses and abitrary sway. Ile will be told 'silliest &silo, that the pansy's of public liberty are factious jumbles and disoreanisers : the ail revisits of the French Resolution will be mulcted ; as it .hoso mi.chiefo did not owe their origin to the i:rviili"c resistance of those cl aaaaa who alert to re. l ord tt ern•ribit.s es the wino, and who have an idea of • third estate, escopt as of men belonging to the soil or of revolted slaves. Such is the an. 1-ppy condition of Princes who 'scoria abso lute p rwcr. Troth rarely comes to their know. tetl.e; p , htie opinion is disguised to them; they are surrounded with slangeroos illusions, and when the inevitable hoer of concessions artivev, the I'eople rereise as a corgoest that which, a little sooner, they would bae d•eirtrol a beafaction. In all lime', the esantvle of France may serve as a lea. sou to Kitts' and to People. What germs of anarchy are there which did not exist in the second Ilestora. lion! All tile remembrances, all the accumulated batted. of thirty years were led with new *net- IL) ; strangers occupied our department; the nation, alrady eshau.ted. was yet loaded •iih imparts, and to increase her misfortunes, a frightful dearth deso lated our Rein's. I.l%ten. Princes of Eorope, and judge. What It.. seml Fumes •pon the brink of this abyss ? Whet has given tie Monarchy the means of biting the empty coffers of the State, and taising millions of imposts to accomplish the deliverance of the tor- Otos, ? Consider well, that they were a conaiitu iinotal Charter, confidence its Royal promises, and the hope of liberty." Pats stitches Morino. who is in Aebacual. on the Apure. The cities of Saco, ro, Tuoja, and Pamplona. have sent to Santander their congrstulations on the I;ctory of Pore. That Commander now marches to occupy Santa Fe de Drente. Whereter his arm) pates, it is serviced with enthusiasm. In a short while I import to send you most satisfactory accounts of the happ) process of the arms of our Ropaillit I The 13,iit,h, who are in oar service, do mach hannu , to not r es.: the tore of liberty allids they batik grids the milk of th. it orsolhert. Ores thew an incre dible ardour to defend it. [l'hese ore they whom some hap Jouenalis.s call ' Miens's" Swordsmen r] The it•pulthe will 'sever foram such important ser• sires; and all she 13 • h, who aid it with the strength of their arms or wills suh•idies, will receist, with tbe most solemn demonstrations of gratitude, the sou generous IrCollipenlet. (ME. rdi SPAIN. -....5.-- LITUACT Of A Li'rum. DATLD GISRALTAR, 17tm JCLY. .•JORT' GERMAN ROSCIO:' TO COltftl CPONDENTS. ••• The f from • Corre.psedest at rattle, Is mein* and than be utteaded to a. ratty so pa• Able. ' , Kim OF MISR' 711 Haat tied 'DI TO friti J ror Crut. Kw. 7 I per r-n.. Gm.. 711117 14 pr Crest. 4 Iter Ceac.lllll Lath & fiv 11 DAY AT ONE crci.ocs. 5 prr Co 1. Nay* I 04fil slas I Kos& 9 II 10 ps. I.mm Ann IF 3-.6i E t etimmrt Mil. /I 4 ps. thanimr. 4$ 4 pm. Arr. 7li4tft. i! STA TES Ir. .1 .1: The riot's, armada is rrimplotely dissolved: ahoy, I 30 miltinm of &Mors have beets espendal, bat it 1 would nnar .111“. 30 millions mere to milt the dia.' t wos s hi s h has recently DeConle& hey' aseeriainrid, Onto I wrote von ow the 10th, sn'n• ceriritis f.r•s •Lost lbs Denn.l bus acird a conning, and many think • dia. bannerols,' game In this affair. He knew that dilative. Orin palmed me generally among ►is offirers as well not mendy against the espedilioi , to Swath Amities, bei egain•t she Geternmerst of I.'..rdinand. O'Doonel appeased to leaner lb. sieves of .1, dissf levied. end potorml into their lions with warnol...-r. O ft the d... he 'salmi • general 'Pair*. the dimintod olbroirs bylivired et it was for she per; Poo of op► , 17 streg.ilevipe his sentiments in (.um, • Lanstii otiose. Ile formed 11.• wins into a .qoaro, rued ell the ra. efts into ti.e tone , ; be ii.fiirorml th-rn 'hat, Isiah thy •are:'ti-n f • very res, shoo hr named, oil the I lob s of f , his p.i•orieri. ems tamed round to , the Ir.•nps. and said. r• All who d.• t... 1 wish to go eo Ao•crire. I. dos.. 'nor ermr.." Al this' wtnm•nt the ...no di-cowed that Shp eal?firlees this) bad foroitiptl @hat mrrnine wet, all bloat s es ergo to sloe rreirl...t •w.l • balt•linn, in w hem O'Donnell had isr•mi hall. Tito **bole of 11.. tenno, p i t h sh e est p t .ti o n of drop ahn tail ball clitoral's'', tbr•w down their arms otitis indignation, crying out, N We ar•beiegyed." They lathiedia•els began to scamper in all direc tions. O'D.tetnetl. ei+h•r from fear, or from some mo. ' 'lvo nit yet explained, permitted them to ili.perse witting' , reeking the least 'frost to •'op them. All the the cnotitry rotated Carlts is full of them. Their ell prminos against O'p..n.•el and Ferdinand as• bitter and load. Among the Oibc.rs arrested at. IA see, distinguished individual•, whom the soldiers are said to be meet to wheel tu•. Several Oliicers hese intimd from o hms ' 1 .l ail gel some correct information en the sillier+, and will by nest Mail liasismit you farther A pretty scene Of ennfosian reigns at Cadis.- 01)nrinel apl•ears to base some nem grounds oh dread from the pt.rtiow earn of the troops whit have been so aye) At) al. as all of thew. opestly declare the) will never embark. Tttet tailors are likewise ia a peat feeirient, and swear they will not go. The warmers of ls, news, and G o vernment credi. tors are all running elms! Cartii l i ke mentors. Nu Florida Treaty ores )et, bat we shall soon hear something important on that tuttject. Yoe may aspect to bear s.f p••litical esplosions in many parts of Spain. and, indeed, reports reacher, hue last night from Valotteia of a .erioos waters. The state of Span, by far the most important he. finest en the tapir of rwrops, turns net to be esacity what we described it in a late roper, r. e. appreark• ing towards a Regolotion. All these great 1.11114 ate but the produce, by sloe degrees, of the talvarr.t discovery of the art of pointing. It would, itede.ll, be a strange perversion in the order and nature .11 things, if +itch serp ' inventions of awn shield not benefit the condition of mankind. There Is, however, no great good without its coecognitint or close fellewing rail. The test Pint of 'whiners, which w as introlled to dimioish man's labour and met. iiply produce, has been overstretrbeti by letnentoble inoontenknret, inch as &pistol' numerous Iwo& of employment. Yet those inventions were cell went as pail.tic bentfit•, end sill preiently hoes 'heir sorrowful veils by other Inventrun• %revels+ shout by the i n eeniaaus and benovetert. Of chi. resew sr regard the plass et Mr. ()vat eh. Idninasea to turn Om width is at p•••rot a mournful Wipe, of ie ntacinit, Into one of joy and hilatiiy. Of TIM 1.151 OTT OW Tilt POlets, chat blessings has it slot been beech, with ? Of that liberty, what r a ises do too a; rottain to it, at olio moment, from the peryer.loos sod the vise. of army awn. — This evil lies seisms from en unit.rsal acknowlecite elent of the PSI'S poser, and Its general ascend ancy ever the minds of nit risen own Se tamely. It bat thereby become an airt 1 t f arbernation to the wealthy and the onaritioor, still air etalirtonent hots Re means of easy sod sersieede, wisrhiefs mod mi.eties are creatici, s rr can tl eir removal be if ' tied but he prat violence: since the same power and mean, which dictate the miler of its type, diffuse 1 , • font piing end dereptires aeotillrfnell Crew the whole country where such *lrked subornation pre vails. Until, though alipezrerfed, is not so quirk in its operations as falsettos' ; at rise it is ' ,w i n, towed, that among mankind these me) be rack' nod hut one sensible scan in ten, e r e I. a t by a kind s e ioteitive faculty, to disiirguish ',loth from error or falsehood, qr• ran he at eve less In woe's, for our anti other couctries' political calamities being of Its long life. The only core, then, for this dire cooladv in inn. rats, will be the devising 'tame means of provetating corrupt Governments from paying (or bribing in some way or titbit. for it is the same Wee) bese and oatene writers, which they do, alas! with the vets People's money. to try down the nc.hlest efforts of the hums° mind, and to stiginstise end rein the most metitorioes of eletakind, who ray mind forth in de fence of men's rights, not their Dun individual rights, bet the rights which these very sssessios enjoy, sod their posterity are silo to enjoy-. As an instance of the falsehood we have spoken of, the account we gave in yrsteiday's STATESNIN of tit• conduct of the Courier is conclesiee. And as in stances of the other evils of corrupt influence, thlt same Journal, together with the fraudulently 'Wed Near lime., rum curs may be noted every day. Delis all mundane things move in @circle, we shall comeback novelty to the unalloyed gond ; and as a scintilla of this approaching bright era, we tail the burst of sentiment in a heave Speniard, •bs seems determined not longer i's YL• ZUh:l.d. to hold Lis life ar the mercy of undefined laws; but stand. up for a Convitati an to ascertain, define, end retie Jell Atha dig's" from 0111'" Ge wanlay down a last are his and his countrymen's tights in It wow, leerseiary of Silo , , such thf. F••tei g n At. society. This is at once novel and cheering to the fast. of lb. It.p.hile of Ye. 'mole (in cosiwquence of Patriot of everts country ; since nothing it more cer tif. stems. of D. • Ptttellel Palgete). F.tainy anti r , of that Illate la Loe lht•Il it tair thao that ...bout this kind of divine spread aro. Ai.e-stote she IS vi Mae. 1819:—" At no lime 'Weal knowledge over all Europe, the condition of has *WV Pt 'Cu DIM 'Pa" ai.l l 4 ll aiii.g as at pre-! the Briton might remain e centery enredressed anti Wet. Doubdfise eishin tte yew' this terrible re• ane-d. Glory and honour, then, to the Noble herirseve &Sprier, sot bleu + , •ilt be ler- Y•ientlast, who writes In his ESPAGNOL CONSTI -111101114 • Of the eceellopto)inc moro.eript and printed pipets. yes will learn slip complete Isionnytt Trier B9l4 Z . 89 101 1 09919 : -- of Osriteriilei ester 00 Spanish •r t iny , s trai. b 05 5 4b Wh en, on the 25th of April, 1814, the Dey atatcb eve fr..er qaote Tv.— A ilirmion of 2500 m.o. of VALLNCI4, with ferocious ;tide, °Wetted the se. end.. Ge (balsams. which composed pats of the r red obelisk to be east dowel and destroyed labial are +• sill diseinhatk on the' had been raised to perpetuate the remembrance of coo. , at elle to nisaeiog of June, to proceed it, Cares cs„, „bd. „ e ya,„,d,,,y B e li es , es t ates fromy an i. thy Cooslitation, the vir etings S p anish Pat,iot N psis is the direction of that capital; sod Gisela innd with veneration and his metres late, sp. • . • Tilt: EA' LONDON: TUESDAY. MCVST 3, 13: 9. The follwebsg attielegintelligltnee shoo , ' • • i.e. dim OW "be lAlmeirsesitzdideolts l'onriees. feet: ?).reel, P i e t h s t i s*Ate. us well as G.ent Born. The int. P ' totelli, le tt ing indeeces, hewers , are, as re trust, eientfiWr:— Extract of a letter, doted Berlin, Jut) It —"All oar Newspapers, the odirial Natetie •lone isseeptetl, in explaining the cease* of M. J area wrest. bale alleged that he had elicited his I:hohas to tosurrec• ii nary sets, and that be bad wets inculcated too most horrid soil dsoi,;ereus tkcitines ; such, for es. ample, as 11. W the ,:sses..istaiinn of statesmen, in rye. loin eases, was no wit... Against these harsh chirps I lowest . has since hero ; uldicly made, end is ' J 0 ... 4 .d by nearly 50 persons, anteing whom are indisiduels of every rank in the Sate, °Sews sod Agents, both Civil end Military, who all declare that they here lived in habits of intimacy with M. J situ, het het, r heard any sentiments frost his lips similar to Mose i f ',Mich she Newspapers strove him. They (writ if declare, that elf the Iwo daggers found in his posses. sion, one of them was a gift from the poet Konete, • be d with him in the test war, and was retained as a memorial of that brave Germs's; ibis other wall perchated by him in the period of his military service, when many a Prussian held such s weapon to be es. sential to big 'deg, end had latterly been oppropi. stool to a very harmless use—that of listakisig sager." Me. Justice BATLEY—Many persons base re pressed vest surprise that this Judge could make use of the following argument its his address to the (;rand Jury of the county of Yost. lie said—" it was endeniable that the prosperity of the "gentry had eneressed in reset correspondence with the en. crease of the National Debt. Ahost 40,00 ;AM. tenacity were by means of nor National D-ht end taxation, circulated thrwigh the rooms!, •irssrding espial for great undertakings, erestieg credit and c , ididence, "sir! &Busing moll all classes industry still wealth." How we can accouut for such reams. ing is only in one way. which cisme, bogie to the Learned Gentleman's feetitsis The same stillest shirt, Las brought the Nstiensl Debt to its present hen, and enormous height, has twice raised the Was) of the Judges. A sensible writer in the Leeds Mercury, treat. lug on the oboes" t•pie, ob —.• We fear that je. rii.i.l studios and pursuits have withdrawn bit Lord. • Ws attention from subjects of political economy, and have prevented hiss from directing the energioi of his peoluenti miad to the caste sad the care of the asalsibes of the State. We ere led to this conchs. lion from We aysettion, that • ondypeat was" of the resew distress is not fiecessive legation i• he adds, ' ilie pow art mere benefited than distressed by rite Ns! , Tel Debt' When Souse ittellealS *We his book, the National Debt ern out an evil . of any pressing magnitude : It did not Moo probably "lewd 80 millions—it now amounts to nearly 29 times that feel. It is tree, at bit Lordship say', that a partials of the disideeds, received by olio notional creditor, is rimoloyed in paying for the I.bour of the manor ie. toner.; bat It is equally tiers, that a lardy vapor. lion r f the seen not of which those divirlends ere pod, is rentrihuted by the mi•hile end lower Chinn of the meoefsctulitsd populat ern. " The process slippers In OS to be this :—A large share of the 40 toilliens a year. raised to pay the interest of the debt, is contributed, directly or India wily, from the skill and industry of one class 4 floe People; awl ibis money is paid i•anotber els'', obis* 'spends a pan of it In the articles prodeced by that skill and industry. An indithloal case m a y .-rue sass illustration :—Suppose a tradesmen to pay 2th. is year in Mee, tower& the interest of ihri Politic D-W, and suppose the whole seas paid by him to the public ere. ditor, to be esperiste I by that creditor in good* made by this snanefsetsier. whet would be the effeei ? 'rho menufacteler pays 20'. its clear money, and • • sells in Mere 201. worth of grinds, upon obi. b he has a profit, at a high estimate, .1 ono pounds, leasing him 181. minus tiy the teuniasetine. This is the effect of the iistinnsil Debt upon the individual; sod it has the slow effect, with some slight abodes of dif. ("fence, upon every individual erintrihetor le the coin. metlity• Bat Jsrle,e BATLEY toys, 'the National Debt presents a really •tid secure mode of investing set phis capital,' awl has a lendettcy to keep pro• petty, as well as ifs no tiers, in this coition. A Ni. tioual Debt, 't is admitted, forms a greet ennveniencil to the rewirer of the interest, bet what is its effect upon the parr? Dees it not, slide it keeps at bum" the landholder, send into elite the fund.sopplier I Is it not owing to the tonsure of this debt, that we mess many saluallt tretrOiet a of satiety seeking that support la a foreign land which they canaot find for themselves and their familirs is, their native country P To wt at is it e•itte, bet the heavy taws produced by this debt that so many of our farmers and etanufactesets are 'it e i'Vkistets s f the *ferret Powers of Form), : wrigratiog to Atnesiet ? and is it not mainly to be air, it seen s, shoot to assemble et Carlsbad.— i attributed to this cause, that our I. gisiwere are Now, throgh 'this will be to all intents mod par- I i alleging a howls, to the Mooring classes to indite* p..iwit a radical Aleding, l et it will not be I them to take up their abodes on the shores of Alin- ioutitlertil a setlfflious lA.. ; It o ill, nevertheless, ! I bese, w e fear, are no indications of the' impiesio of be to elicit e end stir up the I Cavern-land flowi•hing condition of the county y 'token mettle. It may with Mere propriety be celled .by Joi'gie BAIMIT, nor if a general cooeurreoce in a treasonuble Meeting, bring intended as an attack I the opinion, diet the present distress, in the mute on, Or abridgment of, the People" liberties. Some . teetering district., wires from castes transirnt is may compare the above assembling to else formed by !their nature, •nd temlsolary in their duration." Masters le present the Cembittati..n of their poor I newton:outs —Another MelanChnif ease of th e joist mimeo, •liii are 'Moving fr.os reduced wages. ; dreadful malady his occurred at Stistfiedl. A child, A letter fora Stochbohn, dated July 16, seri:— • three !ears of age, the son of 11r. 0 RANI:J.IAM. of 6 ' An Englishman of the name of Guts, who has a', Red Hill-street. was bitten by a dog, on she 114 of fowidery here, is now building a Steam-roach in the' June A surgeon strongly recommended the revision manner of the steam-boats, which it is espected will lof Ike pert bitten, which ...the epper vi•inf ettecheelt• lie • most coneebient vehicle for travelling by land." The parents were Siert* I. the mestere; and Mr. W. By recent accounts received from Tripoli we on. I resdleed to make use of a prescription which he copied dersiend, that his Highness the Bsshaw, is; addition from a Pr.orincisl Peper, es a remedy kr Ilsdre• to hie usual bounty, has given inlets to feed 2500 ! phobia. Tice child appesred In be doing favourably people, in consequence of the high price of provisi ons. I till 'l't:wdly se'ociteit, when the syreptiima s., its Accordisig to an Misfiles's Paper. it is in the con- malady e ppeareil, Ands. attempting to drink see" temptation of the Spanish Independents to form three porter at dinner. filiolical atsittortee was prerered; Republics ; the Scrutheru In consist of La Plata, bet the little ;wield tied in '2B boors from the cow Chili, and Paraguay ; the Central, of Pere, New ; mencerneni of the attack, after a series of sufernelti Granada. and Venezuela; the Nottliern, of Widen, ' eaceetitog sit posers of description to paltry • Guatimela. and the Isthmus of Darien ; the Great It is reported, het we hope erreneousla, that eatil Esecutive Council of the three Nations to assemble of the Mari.ime European Powers is to c..tdribuleift annually at the Isthmus, and to have a permanent quota of shills to the formitien of a formidell. Ilset. Establishment at the common ezpetice, and for cos. destiiieri to mtiniain the authority of tke Pelorti inn" , benefit,. Eettntsasn in Souill Asierica. 'rho Snapper, Lieetenent ilzeoteacre, and the Tie G0ut . ..0.', tram Antwerp to Margarita,n! bat Thistle. Lieut. M o ss, which were emnatistioned been less its the Orntior••—crew saved. O e bea and fitted out fur the suppression of Slase.trailing on of this vessel thew•ele 10,C00 stand a • vats, evil the COll4l of Africa, wets expected to nil jettelde, tie tons of gunpowder, iuteuded fur the below& dut from Purtmeetb. atriots. F..7.111AN prearhvd the ruing, are , erpanied by bio threksAns. 11. knell bent• the tir..ken fretreents, and, Atka' in lean, eselsiseed— , My sons, yin! 'WA elder bro. there, coffered oath • mails, died on the Reid of ho. nest, in defence of the liberty and iadependencr of nut bartered rois . rstry. Recollect, we Spaniards thew gloom Whs.' to die than ernsch to any tyrant whatever, but we also pledges, ouroises to be . gne p r ioxi by a Coostilelia nal Kulp Lowrance sod neriered by relic, and trveson, have lonely deotroyed this ellorable monument of our po. Illicit regeneration , A sserile•iovs bend 11:s torn t• pieces our sacred chatter, that shield of the poor soil righteous. I):•spotism bag trampled tie the greund nor sociesol sail veiterahle laws." In this sew dues this l's isnate among the lovers of freedom on the Pessimists, woo through a very 'questa. !alive so' jeer Inn long to quote, but obich he coot. duties as follows, in an apostrophe to his oppressed colliery men :—" That you may not be counted among the number of the perjured and patricidal, solver to ' Arm year honor, and let Liberty or Deelh be your only motors I!" The stele ci Cadiz and its so Tong minted of Armada against South Atomics, as so ti,le unties the bead Spein, will, in smother pset of the Paper, clearly describe. The Paris r. of Satordey arrived this motnles. We enact the following:— " Pasts, Jut.i 31.—The King is better io health. " M. PAUL. formerly Avocet to the Parliament of Paris, and Minister of the Interior daring the first • ,ears of the Revolution, has expired within there few days at Paris, led C 3 years, in real poverty.' has left no oilier legacy to his widow but the re. membrnoce of an irtyproarhable life. l'i.ressiots thologht he proisril his lwrosto sulliciesity when he mit' they' diml with Oven bends It is so • I , ich oily justly be bombed Ippon the tomb of M. PAR,. •• rive ria•e.si.r. of IN. I• . fillign.ol o f the Royal Gourd w.r. stied ye.oorda) ...fors the *Zemmol Cabo. oil of W.f. ten a eh if • ash being molootiored the " 6 "1 "f th" t 04":•0 t' • 'smolt on the Boulevard; • doh/4P. ea 11.. tath May NO. The see polo- I pal Ille.• errodemtierl i• Iwo )r.rts' itstilti 3 ollalrlit in limos. R od teem o thers is com .tho. Thrve Imint!red enives she iientecc• were otd•teal to he 1 ste.l 111 " The Co. revs/modest' in the Gazelle of ilugsbargh informs so. shot the French Min. 1. as Hot kilned VI unite themselves either to the Royalist., of the ',promos; hot that they penis: In the worm fair shish they hits@ rrotinonet.rl, awl the chief basis of l • w hi c h, o r, f u OH. C,•rs•siinialeni, is • reel I oblision of the rest ; no res: vzst of p• 'VMS. no tricks 1 of Policy. Her onconsoioution.l ineasules, but the fall i sod mitii• a irvljossa nvith are derived from it as nem• story conseqoenreo, such as the Liberty of the Pies% tie creation of a .nsnd distiict (coo. round) Administration, the formation of a Na. t 1 (instil, the Reform of the Penal Code, the Ameliorating of the Jury, anal a lA+ Vibich shall sis•lige the responsibility of the depositaries of poetic and she sews of Go veinment. But it seems to se lb.' is is preosely and •niformly that which the 14. 1 kraus rl asi. and especially since the Ortionnarce of 5.h IR1G; sod enless the complete erects. 800 of she (Airier, differs in Ministerial phrase ology foam the s2onso lint& sued in ordinary laugusge, we know not bow the line of demsecation on be drown between the Ministerial and the I. bent Part s.—(Constilatiortncl.) '• Bosun. ivt.v el —The Create of the Univer• s ioy hso disormo rt. Nairobi* solace to be posted on the wells of the U n isersity : " • In tosis.q•onre of a resolstion weed noon by she oeperior Authoolties, the students of ibe I.7.tiver. oily see sottotonerl by these presents, that otiose who may he I ii• d before 1114 Commission •ppointed :it en. quite iota the 'onset political easocialions, are bond to present ottemselve. for shot purpose without 41.45 y of rliffit•elty,n 4 01111.'1T/ire they will render thestseises little to be 'slit teltoeil foomallt '. The Prince Chancellor of S:ste is at Clienerke ; lately it has been ohserited that estafirtrs have rro. tr.queotly dispatched In hint as cell as to the lima at P. PO's. A prat together of Studests have quit•ril Bryon." - .