The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-31 00:00:00

The dismissal of Mr. Simmons from the War Depart ment originoted in an unintentional disclosure to a pi , f lie rreditor of an order given by the Secretary at War to suspend the payment of accounts examined and • the Accountant. passed by , It was supposed the 10,000,000, negotiated In. part of the ii 5,000,000 loan, would be sufficient ti; meet the demands on the Treasury, until the meeting' of Cotigtezei li or the Ist of October ; but Barker has bete enzbie to perform his contract. Mr. Medi tow tressed 4sies—for fere atlillons of dollars, and tusi Barker relied upon sales to enable him to pay his instalments, tindiii the sin - err TEW he gaii - 88 foe,' I's now selling for 84, he cannot comply with his enis, gagement without a dead lost of 40,000 dollars ma, each million, or 400,000 dollars en the whole conrei tract. Was Barker required to give security on that eontract in the event of his acting the knave, proving bankrupt, sr refusing to comply, because it was noe l exactly convenient to do so, as the speculation turn ed out differently from . :ehit he expected? secarity was demanded. .Refusing, or unable to pay OW last two instalment* does he forfeit the amount already paid in ? No. Theo what security had the Gesernment that Barker ever would, or meant - to stand to his bargain, unless it termed eut a good one, by the arrival of a treaty of pewee ? In short, the geme.stliich this favourite at 'court has been playing withibe Back Woods Financier, is simply-e-." Beads I Me, Tails you lose." -' . To the point.—After raising an almost . expectation of peace, by spreading a report the. Commissioners would be Welted to attend thseGent eta Congress at Paris, that• Mr. Crawford had dined its company with Lord Castlereagh, that Messrs. eared and Gallatin had gone to London to .show their Instructions, after acing every artifice to create "trbdirstsin a Speedy preace---certain monied men were 'gine to understand, through the agents of Govern. meet, that their presence al Washington would be Agreeable,. to arrange matters for the remainder of the ?5 iil Mien loan. Certain capitalists repaired to tie Treasury, to see if a good bargain could be made. The wrgociatirin continues fey days. They all dine with the President, and in the evening the contract is to be signed for about seven millions at 86, Mr. Madison declaring there was not a doubt of peace. The newt by the Thistle arrives at WasMngton.— tithe Contractors take to their heels, and leave the Treasury to shut for itself. . They are brought back. The ofisotoh Lad," or Beak Wood,* Financier, offers to contraot.for 86—time *allowed for an answer: Iheelfer by the Tre.asury to sell seven -Asinine' of stock at 15 per cent. below par, is rejected. t.Whit'lic - the . Government to do? If they cannot meetly contract with moyirl men at such a sacrifice, Itritat terms must they agree to if compelled to ad :waive the remainder; of Also Man? The capitalists OVEN told thges,.thet moist than 7b in the hundred uld not be •bia •if the Government tame publicly Into the market. Under ail these circumstances, we are warranted in saying, the stock will not fall to #O, and that the Government must suspend the pay. went of ail debts, sod be proclaimed insolvent, or jjba ceassiatier-of the loan antliorited by law most be eisposed of at $0 per cent. at least, below par, the war continuing sia months Jollier. The effect of the discrimination made in favour of sae des, of public creditors to the prejudice of an. other, will now be understood. The holders of the ten million stock who paid Ns, will be reimbursed in the difference between the discount of thot stock end the discotuit allowed by a new contract. The next loan being sold at W I will entitle the stockholders of the ten million loan to demand 8 dollars from the Tree su ry for every as dollars paid in. But the holders of the 1.6 million Ilan,can claim no reimbursement. They have no alternative but to bold on. Their sleek is reduceil.4 Wee To the new standard este. Ilished by tie latest loan, but they claim no.reim. bersetnent. They lent their money.tno soon to the .Government. If they heti held back a little longer, ihe same terms would have been obtained from the Government which secure the holders of the 10 mil• lion loan. So it will he with tie remainder of the lean now required. If the capitalists will only hold hack two months, they will get it upon their own terms. The Government may pretend to be very ludiffereirt atiout it, and give out that they will not sell ander any circumstances below a certain price, but they must sell—they have no help for themselves, .or be pronounced bankrupt. Hew will they get money to continue the yule,- Pley have provided Ito revenue, and their credit will soon here entirely and finial,. departed. Will they hecur to the principles with which they set out when the war commenced, and carry about the subscrip tion book in one hand, and the halter in the other, These ideas of force are fur ever abandoned, wl Alta. If we mistake, they hare only to be algal ' put in practice, as the immediate precursor' of Mt Madison's downfall. The degree and kiud of aid which the Federalists may choose to give to this war is a matter for their exclusive decision. What they do, will be done voluntarily, and well. It must be the result of their own choice and free will. Re sort to force, end something like the scene of Samp son and tfie Philistines may he witnessetl.--not nu merically but physically. We are decidedly the strongest party in the country. In wealth, and talents, and courage. we are equal to a majority . twice es Strong as the faction in power—we possess the real sinews of war—Mr. Madison knows Therefore, if lie would preserve the Government, "lid save himself, he will prefer de use of gentle memos to reconcile us to a continuance of the war, end to put his thdu upon every thing like pertecutioi and force. lie must necessarily be among tile ear liest victims to his own system of violence. OUT The Doehess of WELL' Nero*, with a brillant Jahns., arrived at Brighton on Friday morning. Last week a Correspondent suggested a mode of poisoisin: crickets by the red-lead contained in cogn ition red wafers; and.,410 week another proposing -to *owe them, for whick purpose he says," Table a dirh. the .larger the better, not more than tWo -or three inches deep, with a broad rim or lodge, gH the same with water nearly to the brim, streino -little oat.meal en the water, and place sand or any oilier article round the dish, that the clickers can cruel _op it, If the dish, so prepared, be &old where they come in the evening, greet tubers be found drowned in the morning." 4 .?-a►r >♦ ... Reveseras 23. , h0t0rd Cestlereagh takon op his residence at the hotel of Lard Lyne;. deck. It seems certain that since his Lordship had a reference with the limerican Ambassadors at Ghent; isey difficsaltiti In the netqc4ation Ass monad, s that - May weed. Limos from Ghent tie Inteedivt the Depertolient of the ` of the -' 'Amen i 0 Flanders, 'moot to the English opssaori. IMI litOtilooofOrioo Wiw i to coati to .9 a/~ • ~ , Sollllllote pc - _ ...,..... fit - . . of Fort 'Erie, one of the inlets to_Canada, are con. I been p issed through a eitit..4 , 44 11 $ ir takil46ll4 lll° . _,.,.. .„ tingly . upon the leaves mid :,yrsid ilWritOr of ow veyotto es by the Utica Genetic, qf July 9. The I trees, And it will he fonAttla tJi pirtieles will la- Atinitleen General attacked it at six o'clock in the • si . .. nuate.themselves Into-0444k of- the caterpillerS slibeß l4 .oll, l4 " d s and 170 j audvither'pr" event thern/roni • seizing upon thole-11_ 1 dt The ;or destroy the embryos ," ( they have alread y billA Chip. 1-deposited' there. This experiment has been WS was a t during thd resent season. ,tith coropfete sucresi. than One or;the Irish I.bowsera engaged in the late affray in •Osford.street, on*lng brought before s ° l ! cere Magistrate, defeeglici hi ft wiC by s a ying, that he had Awhe- ' been just three weeitt4n4lnglansts and that during all into that time . he bsd beta la, . Sel • i a Af Jifli W I : Or ,•. t k irf t ' • ' - 'worth >raking of. . ._ -••'- - : , . 4040•4' 16. . .- - 0 - • - • - - .• • , . . .... •'‘' THE SI'ATESMAN. , . ••• . .• 4 '"! ' • ••• .-- . - --•-• . -....- - . • , ........... - • 11•••• 41i 1 0 • • SALISBURY BANK* hasten their *etch, and will arr iv e ln a(a days.; The coniplezion of this news is likely to be sstt.;.• • . 1 in our Paper of Monday, last" if omit stated tit" pleale they are to occupy areelreadtleett-- ' ilictory to those who wish f ora continuance of tea , •',• seei.ral Banks in dirorest al Orugirsf: Itbi:istiviss be doubted, bet the 'lode of- Lord war ; but we trust the faction, whose interest it i s to _ "nett • had fdlled, and, among *kept iti;Bilnk at Casilereaglit at BrOssels, however -short it may be, prolong hoatility and diecord, will be disappoi nte d , ~ -, • ?Saitsbere had euipewded its pay We copied will be distinguished by measureiltighly conduciVate in their exedttations and wishes in this their l est ps . ,i 1' We the paragraph from a Sulday Ne • era Pt 'he interest of Belgium. fags for continuing a trade so unholy. t - - are vers-ionty to fosevi, that Sher • iiefotnitill. -. England protects our cOontvy in tho meet - decided - The American Journal, excite suspicions in mind .' •' „ t Non whatever for the lower part 16111eVitift14 as .an d Is resolved to employ all possible means , ~ ee fibt 'tot •• 1 4 -, 2 i and that - both the Banks 0 Sat totellidisefo , to Inoue its independence and prosperity. • vi4fett, i to on t g he to c o o t n t d ac u i c i t to of a jd o.ri sjzil ,, u_7 r , . ..wk, ai r : . hia , tiro in .i .., /811174”iittntifilltifFittfille -at . . ? ettieS the flarli#Witifir . 2 ! - '..! 11! • 1 ' ~. , . • ' 1 ' .. It is affirmed that a. numerous camp will be forwei stance, he is said • . 1. • I on oar frontiers in the beginning of September. • The Ahe enemy ' s landing-akt.both. sides- of him, 414..4 • . . • - ----- 7 ...- - :- P37iiiifiklibi i i r 7- . 'r -,' •,:r.'."71 t'• .3. . *.A.'..1.,....* ', • troops ;teal be exerched several dark ill performios at a reiledietence;; ; OP4os4 l .i l W, lintfairslio ftri .n, ; ''' litlitTATS tOrittaT _itidtV DlYthwton. gran d monceoletee .. .. '•, _ , the furt•witikoottllrisigultilot. -''. , - . • ,:. • 77771/ ~'•ri e •- ---- - Aaxsonst, Auo. 21.-The march of Hanoverian . - .. reig • .. ,1.14 , ti;cotia . ilscilto , ilit EA . . 41.411: ,... t. s i r.. i rvrastee • . .O , troops through this town is uninterrupted. •Serty-fFe . Se Gifiteebuigh . Lisbon f i their late mama* '',.: 1 Pik‘iidetolits liVordship`.% Beth of whit) 0 ., • 41staberga • • • 1 • ..i . 'b e b irth of the Prince Severeign waii. ceiebrate4, 3lll, ,0441 ,4 45im l i -attfra cadua t:; also ' MOSSO pflO 1' P 7 Ali Mania • ' . - * on the St4th, with greitt joy, in Holland sod . •, • - i::1 appeaflo barelliii. b.. , y a most mime PRICE OV 'STOCKS THIS DAT AT 01110.,_-"' CLOCK , • Len. Real% SAS , glum. ,` .I.s . b .. 6y • Il k Una ~ .. . . 3 per Can. Red. 650 idea Bench (5 144 .i - ---000..;-- ~,,.. ~.,. spirit ist,tiefelo feeling, . r lasdepeadenc.e a r o a d t •err Cent I- I ° 4 "BR • itidlen"" . " U V 11 4 it -' WA fhitioy giVe ft ' ength' the projet of the French and do infiiiite honour . to the l iehlibitints Of Paisley: 4 per Cents,Oataiini d am • • 1 ,,,-,' 5 pe-Cent.Nar`9so Colson for etc. am •-: Sensor for regulating the responsibility of the Kleg'i l es the firetio consineforward to sectinittlekandautiol „ , ~...../* i, , . Minister!. tot person of the Monarch ie . , as acentd;t:T efforts of •the.Blecters of iVestminetes49...that • rri-LE qTATEsiIf-dit.... hig to our Constitutional Charter, sacred and ' 'inifo' I ~. i mati ng cause of; peostitutionai rights t ao4l4o ' -. iJ • , .N. - '4, ,4 , • *.-t ' table-the Minister, titre .reipoiesible for .141 OW of • nocente. . . ' . .., ~. ...T • Government; •and it will be seen, to the honour oil . ' ulinememiesommeost • •. • • ' ./.01 9 /DONt -r - " • • th e }-- tici Legislati v e . re Body, , that very wholdlosso Wienioa, • Aust. 311-.Yeatertlay evening to -.- • : •.•• . • •..,, , ,/. lt.oyat Highitriatha PRINCE RP- 4,s krrited of irSISKTADAT,. AIJOUSt,II 1.3416 ' .„ remedies are proviaea egavidaltliga„,...„„„: pearHilence os Irn I .„ t o i , ; co No ..st.e. '....s mornineher MA..ttery ' .. • , • • . -...e..--; . ; 14 ..•• .., . ,:., ;, :i ruption and crime in thp -Ibtesol!ifiro of Government. by the•Petsce algeN4`, P14001010$4140171,eaps: A Dutch Mali has brought vest • -. : - ,0 0 6 001 o a The list of crimes claiiiiitnader * the head of treason, 1411 01 211" WW a ' - tits I.°r 4 '. ' .. • . . 1 unexpected intelligence from Ghent, tope' •kli and for the conurtheflllifaif wltlciallinistere may bd i vi sit 44 'Print tes Coat' • ) .. t, 4 - $ 't* : . .... ......--s . :Ors * Fi n a lly impeached id a ra kent e presents. som e t o i lo_dge.,,, er Reit' Highneste IS expyetert t. *. . '' ..i sipate the gloom occasioned by former'agtou ,iOlll. • - • , Weymou h .to*morrow : part' .of: he r lON' . •' • ' ',' • With our age ii nia ittidattget. :We are convinced i . Plincees SotwiA took an airing. 4o the oir. • • that place,.regarding the uegoeiations --lair ow : ,_ L , L . _,. ' , ... • i Princess AnnusTA rode oo horseback in the Geed . . there 15 Settling so o' -' , r utihrepetilis the dangeroull p ri ,..4. i there betweenthe British and; eirican Comiliseles. •. . .... . .. ... . , - err. These negnehitioiti,lile stated , hie Wien 'el illuire "., , ,: of P ewer rv,l 4o4 i ghert il e r lel P riell; where rik r! 'llelle W win4eo.. r- L ittio Vark• .... 11..4'. , lattest honour andiffil -'ilkfoifityptight to prevello , -.-4 - he a ncie n t end recent treaties . b e t wee n trace' Dewed, and are carrying on with tiCtivity:* ime sp. ind.tho• Regency of - Algiers, have been eimiritisd at tits soforceeierit . er thy doetrlortif•the responsibiliq of Min i s t ers.lf the anomie / i ii ,- inaper i t ,„ sa f e , •miew, tad sanctioned by the Siguatere.Of theDeti . • fit of peace is, therefore, not baniehed, andWhilat that prevails, a pleasing.result may be anticipted.- . , , .4, ._ ~.., t ~.. l_ basest / ' " Ilse ett ram . r: ..., :f ....... ., :nee:. to . ~,,h e, tvo 7 n the . :Do tine oto s_ This intelligence will not be much relished lir those a' to to r° &m e w , " ` l -" e ",..40.1101". m6 '4. Moat faihnted - nstiOns. This tntettlgeore is am* • tires, every till that !ekes its 1 .....,9errnefrerri that from a letter, writte t ;bA . M. 'beam Tiiioxvsua l who returned post-haste from Ghent, with the tidings *Refill quali. ; the Consel-Gen. of the rupture, and immediately . comineitcete me r.' pakted•t"e reu tire i lt lt Paella* t. of Caseload the Marseilles. ~-. ..vi e . tilif candle speculations, with the wish and lite prilepect f lee r till a Ir e. .114 1 . .* 11 1 111 P esti ' ..*, rrin P reedi t land. Glad seit r at i p l c poroo t ool • i le •ot o : re re p e o 4 Carrel*, Papers to a late date contain fr,follott 1 • of interminable war.. *- • ./. , Aa • ..f , jai; imleoceistbs...." The Liheriner of yettetellsi 1 .. • Cu**?, Awn. '22.-Mora Alit rao44-1:41 the rie'neh 9""fr"Par are laitrig**lol4ol43BlllP Pad' ' - sempoirs t".. iviaseli ought to sebsbi bowel* time '. : i . •. 01,10•conaderation the lipertancit of Oat* of action, and epecting , regulatiop„, erltrpie . Lord Castlereagh has had with the Anieilean Atibas. 'odors, after the return of It Courier from London, °me re Peuill'iliii, iffm,46,6lll.lsll4l4llkrttischeclei itidktite British' ition, mats ent . to that . CORN, si ., - which, if abided by; ' dee#l4llll,l4lm! OW the'hatii foil powers, the. Colrotelp : WW pg ci,itsiwei. the nigetiations which had beeli aespended :have *pied eff ec ts , and .itutirivisidjksboootetbaltece tbe 30110 lionEttuoit t likkilitOjeet of obtaining f'` . • • ' been renewed, and are prosecutekwith great, -sett. -• $ - ,• ,• ~ teeaties a ".- • • • '• .i 4 the Ca bi 'of $t :liititearit ..• ' f le ; .1: , .4.1.- - ........ ..... net • vitt , : Mr. Dallas, one of the Secretaries to '• the infringement of that 1 . ~rtim Is a .09 , Wl* .111. - -...-. ~ .. ..-_, : ay,... -- -..• . . .. n i. le ' and g n M a l e r v : faie • ale ter e Prateerit, of Ili Ertl %f ear . a ft legM" - : r e ."' el These,. ey.s.. l in* 4011gark iiii ;see ii :ike - do .-'•• . !-American Ligation, set o ff yesterday with dispatches - rotary guard ox ' the for his Government to the Texel, where he will em. c h ec k ; el l *a violation e", & bawl 44. a nations beard 'his Sifiteenif •'• • frigete„-t . • f a r rights and properties. • .., ' ,. ;', 1 4 0 ,,: 1 ,• , L i. . t _ .'' ' 1, bark for America. on board an American ship ;every Captati of .. trltidi ' • • itofiti- . ~;.), .• . _, • t ' - t t . " thing gives room to hope that the siegeelatioturill ,„_ji_f-2"er1e"r444445111-1131.:il.r1 the g ir etr i le** .e .r e ' e aV l i'e! leg r . 4 - r , have a speedy isdbili t,ia s ia - i • .. 1 . l: • I-Ammer Or Dirposio.. me proeirdmi• AM 1 >' t of is "thifig elm la-themt wiper* worth extmciing, us. 1 the dealarsitiOn 4 . (, independence the rt. 1 • i • L ord ._ addressing Oh King to•rendet 'the JudideirremOve. le. se lt b e . ~ wince .of Tunja, discfeiiiiing the• sovereignty of • tka 1 Caetleteagh, who departed for Brtntely 01 • • - l able for life,,aed of course independent ,! Caar . Peninsula, mid ottitieo with , New' Grastadm • This Saturday, with a retinue of TO carriages, remain* r there 10 days, when his Lordship will • . set oat for favour. It wee in like manner one of - the first aCte , i cent ,,,, is rioted pee. 10, 1013. , ‘. I I • . saris and Vienna. . of our prepent Sesereign ' s wish to continue the '.. Lord WitorwoNew- supports a high style In Deb; . hare - fir t sir situations, notwithstanding any de.. Ite ! 2.. g oes , ..,, . -. It It e!2 ' . 'He never mitten in a cost+ and si stitlt i i Mr. Todd, son-in - law of President Madismi, and • totes of the Crown, IG. 111. ch. 2.3: , roar footmen., and .two GOVVitics. Hii.predicepor, 1 Private Secretary to Mr. Gelatin, is arrived here. the. fibalte of Ricosiono,.eilpierred generally In pits l We have given a copy of the Porn's Bull, for the t IIt is a ffi rmed that a camp of En d ue s wit' be ilia foot, ' and seldom its ‘'.o2stitg eor on horse. I formed between Tourney and Courtray. . re - establishment of the Company of posits. This beak. .. . • - . order of Priests, our readers knotti : bare been re. . The peace with France has occasioned, we under. • . R I AterwEar, AUG. 24.-The Duke of Cambridge markable for their success in educethig.youth in the- stand,„atousidoribte Inc:riaae in theOeraand for tine • . s ;steal the liereditary Prince of Orange have visited I tat. city, where the Duke reviewed the English and 'tenets of, the Catholic faith, and in *creasing the fancy muslin, which !ell readily at an . advance of Tue,gooos macre In net -.11-grett - dext tics. number of, converts: to the RomishiXerch. They . r n r c i i c_e; thali , a , nra; and if taitevia . , ... at . nnynardat tor r tilianoverian troops ; he visited the docks, arsenal, persuasive insiauations, and j .. . ibis Royal Highness, who is distinguished for hk, tenetattratani.ity their $ - intrigehrg giiiilitier, added net a little to its temporal • Vrhich provided for low deatriii/IS *told do , . I Mild and affable behaviour, was received with *eery 1$ .. **Port, at leash for some yea Tlk:sinaPt'Alif 011 - , , funds. 'Rosen* doubt stand at present much in need o f ~ . mark of joy by the multitude. . AUG. ft ...41 1 e p ro m os , b e i ng t , l eave the piousefibrts of this peerititing Company, and the When the late Duke de Cooneus., asks. ! et BR:issue, 1 r Li .de P r inc e So v ereign hacsamed _c om . ; o ther reesona f o r thei r re .e a teblisholeet may . b e l tw ay - nta, rkably meagre.looking man, earns to ,•,, , • Liege to y, th e lalthough his HOlibefilikOilhesd to-. i4osigo , isegociate a peeee,'Goseites Towessoto beige-, .. . ' 4 4 I usissioners, who are already departed to take pos. divined, . •-• ' • . •whether the French Government hodzaeleethia MA measure This a f go ne d, a n t 11 . 06 , 11 , 11i15t . ives for the adirtittod' : nc . , 6 . 1 session of that important city.l mineries of a tresty? answered,Ase• • .. vi, the arrival of Lord Castlereagh will cause ~ffenii- ' I . th.., '1411101 are • curious se*: ~. ugh- Trip of but they had sent the outline of an Ifni ' -7 : -. —, ja. -.'lLtigall it seems , advised it some 13 year; ago. The A farther reduction of the ?Bth Human a - cnanges. It appears certain, that the Genev' vop • . Ea t roc PAUL was mad • but his - HOlinem was wise at Lewes Berracks, took - Plitaa on Fridngllllita . voliim I 1 "'foment of Belgium will extend beyond the Mame, .. • sr sot we know not how far the new tine is to reach. enough to wait patiently . for more feet:tumble times. about 60 men were discharged. Similar- &Cheer% .....ies. . . at different periods , are to follow, until the redact' The arrival of Lord Lynedock on the banks of the • Pads Papers too the 29th Inst. arrived this morning,' ( ion is completes . . .." Meese seems connected with these measures which . roil i . _ -• . The Right Hon. Joss /WM Anon, SI. Pi hire. II ' s . w h ich we' •have taken the following et. are highly importaiti to our country. The.. Dutch trac i i: _ • fined - 17 a very avert; illness at Cheitet6robetiod 1 ?..,y - i • :gi m ; garrison of N.anter la to be streegthened, s the • • under the care of Doctors .Netweci ami CaultiOir., PARIS AUG. 27.--Air Ordinance - of the King has • of that place. •:::, . p. ;Belgian regiment that is °roasted there is soon in . sanctioned, during-peace; earal,olimers ente ri ng i n t o:. CAIIIRIGGE, Ave .27.-The deprivatilier • Air r.? igo Teraionde. Other troops are to go to Charleroil ... the service of useichante •flie &if' of - i • E of the Mastership o f Ch ' ' . , . purpose lll, . KOWWW, re ' • aud the Sambre. . 1, - i n . gating their vessels. • Cambridge, by the recent judgment of this.'rtce ' , I The Pritie of Prange and the Duke of Welling. • •• • Comiciitatoa and his assessors, is appealed from by .r. . All the preparationtfor do feast of the 29th Inst. id ton are expected back to-morrow from vlsitiog the . the Doctor. t _iked will therefore probably come before i are already vede. if. frontiers. General Evers, one of the best Gelittalf i the Lose CiAncet.i.on for ultimate decision. The • s G Auo. I is. 'dthat there • ' I RENT, UG. 25.- t said sy of Cavalry in the French :into% will ester into the , ibe a camp of English troops between Tourusy and viz. fOt mismanagement of the revenues otlillset... -• . be aervice of Belgium, his native coantry. Sinai the idenin. clety, and a - disregard to, moral condtter,:treigiell, '‘ , 1 ' e " decree of the Prince Sovereign is known, the num. . The ne*lciatiess which J a a i r ii to. the fair sin', ihich ought to, characterize till pre*, i -•- lp. Were Effspen l y et tel Ilk. ber of Belgian Officers leaving the French serviee : receipt of an-ansteter froth the "tnglisti Government i ceding guardian of a collegiate body. , - ' • .. ~ b e encreases daily. • , .3.- - • - • end the departure of Lord CASTLEREAGH, were re- i ' t Lisp.- At the last A7sizes at Derry, Mr. -. ud It is said, thane-dylilied for the final evatus& I Bunted. Our city is full of Americans and English. O'Dooseett, formerly a Member of tub Whelk , Board, broaght,an action against Mr. J.litaars, for ity tion of Liege by the Prussian troops. This great i .. 1 mir-Ax, Loa. 15.-A. Vienna Paper announces, -a libel,. written by NICHOLAS PenceLL O'Gokicts, ea city,destined toibeeeme a part of the General Govern-I, that before the Arch-Duchess lett Aix, she put un- . Eig. The ,liberteas contained in a speech of that mane of Belgium, Will soon receive a neer organ ize -'. der the care of-the physician Frank and a Council. 'Gentleman, and: ;note on the evidence of Mr. 1 • tle• don of the administration. The position of Liege] ,-. • for of 'tate the Prince of Parma. State, , O.' DOGHORTIr, 01i' t trial' or the Rev.. Mr. O'Muts 1 sr, upon the Meta l - between Maestricht aod Nattier, its . ;Lae, and inserted at Mr. O'Goastio'S. initlinee in N AeLes, Auo. 3.-After next Septeinber , all , civil hp D u blin E ion numerous population, its many manufactories of . P ofthe 27th J lath t . i I found ost, employments are to be fulfilled only by Neapolitens.,- The Jury found a verdict far the•Plaintlif e damagii sr- arms, and its industry, are highly important to the --i.e..-- 6001.-(Dublin Evening Post.) . ..'.." - r* . 1 Belgian Proviums. . The news from America itself is important.- To . P RESERVE TREE% FROllliak Runsacr_s- Atm 93.--Lord Castlereagh his Some more particulars of Interest respecting the fsil, a mall qusittity of eshes..itideftlltila. '' ' .. I - _--1. -.• _...... . -- ;•...1 .•:ft lam isdAs. 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