The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-26 00:00:00

- - A 4 C • - . •44 . tt 4. 4 . • g ultri t t l t rx3 tratesinian o LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1820. P 1 " The Canoe for which HAMPDEN fell in the Firld, and SYDNEY died on the Salad!" No- 4:0I. PRICE ..avrii PINCE. ;iI,IIVE!I'S EXIIIIIITIIIN of Olt and D. ‘l' ctit.OUß P %IN TING it NOW OPEN. ‘,. oid-stre,•:. from Nine o'c.ock in the One Sivpcnee. iul, S reA proposes to pub i. :. in sic Niontinv Parts (Psr: I. to P ppe3r 111 v Ist. l'‘ t Est.4l:l: 11.1.USTR1TIONS 111:4 . N014 ARES and NIIINTI ID/14). er.a.d4tima .4'14 View% and H. orem•atatichs of the Ce•stasne. Menerm ike. of too iallebilsats of ineseGiliee'saal their em ire IP Taken on •heppot t. E. E. VIDAL. Esq. This Wax it c I he printed tribes parer. oapresponnlal Kith the His tories of Cambridge (Colleges and shools). West -0,1 „ der •%. 11-....ewint of Imadon. 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ISM TM COMM ITTBR appointed for ron lulling. the ELECTION of Mr. WIIITSSE JD tate tae eartieit opportunity of laying before the Puha,. the ante ant of their expesditare &ring the contest. which. although it exrecds what they hoped and expected in the first instance. is ...ill an ter below the genet costs on s a sh occasions that they feel great satisfaction in its publication. The Public w ill perceive by the sntsioined thw the subser:ptinus already received are not suili :eta to ite!re the expcures that have been incurred. and wuic.i tar Com mittee believe to htre !wen ones oidable. They confident: rely upon the goal and iittcrn!ity of the Public In 4.0tt!.;0 them to redeem the pledge origiusily given of vonducting tue Election free of all expetwe to Nit% Whitbread. Slieffiold; and Mr. Blakelock. Serjeants-Inn. Fleet-street. I...mit.a. 1. l'Arkes. late of Olbury, Shropshire. skinner, May 16, 17. au i Jnite 6, at the Woolpsek Inn, Hindsight's. Attor ney. Mr. Lnwet Rirmlngham. Vintners Ilutdisins. late of taneeester, eheesefaetor. May :4, 9, 8.4.1 Jene A, at the Horse and Groom len. Gloucester. i./r:le) s, glosses. Frowd and Ruse. herle-street, Lincoln's inn. London ; end Mr. °key. Gloucester. a. Jackson, Rosary. bookseller, May 6,6, and Jena 6, et tie White Horse Inn, Rotasey. Attorneys. Mr. Sharp. it.nose ; and Alessrs. Wiwi., and IVilliluis, Radford-row, DIVIDENDS. May 20. J. Oli phant, Harie-yard,Bucklershury. merchant. at Guildhall—May 21, T. Jnekson and W. Jacknon, Liver pool. mermaids, at the Urerge Inn, Liverpool—Ma) O. S. Lord, Snttetz. 1 4 nrre). Innkeeper. at Guildhall. London— %lir 18. C. A. Wheel's right. Cullum-street, eserchant. at Co" ihall—Msy 11, C. C. Watsen. Feechstrch-street, whim and brquie triercluset. at Guildlinl: —May SS. W. Cobham. jar. sad T. J up's. Ware. Hertfordshire, hankers—May 90. W. Wil , nn. Langh,nien Chambers. Fenchurch-etreet, coal raptor. ti IS. T. Spencer. Maschester, com leiasiww4wliet. at the kiowfs Head Inn, klanchester—May IS. R. Genoa% fily'sseetkilleek. Devolishlre, merger, .at Piymoelh Dock—May 17, J. Thackars, Atale.by. Yorkshire, and esschlee-maker, at the Crow!' Inn. Rotherham—May 19, W. Rleakho, Kingston npon.Httil. grocer. at the Dog and Dark Tavern, Kleirston upon-llull—lay IS., R. Parker, Ellesmere, Shropshire. gro cer and tallow-chandler, at the White Lion Inn, Wlsitchurch -Mss 10. C. C. %ether, Lothlntry, merchant, at Guildhall - - MR% ti. J. , ttotks, Aidersrite-street, salesman. at Guild i all—Julie 3. W. Ilialme. Leek. Stalfonlshini, grocer. at the Ite.l Lion 1n... Leek—May 19. J. Wilkinson end T. Timmy. seuleila:es. Yorkshire, merchants, at the I)og and Dec:. Ta vern. Kingston-upon-Hull—May IS, R. Hark. Northowran. Yorkshire, eorn-denier, at the White Lieu Inn, Halifax— May 19. J. Pelks, Bristol, neerchaut, at the Commercial rooms, Oriotel. CXRTIFICATES—Mar 16. _ vernor-Ueneral, the General of Disision, Henry Cfiris • tophe,•was the oldest of the Generals of the army, awl he was the only &lack of this elevated rank ; the fiv • other Generals of Division were men of colour. This remark proves more than all that could be said, wh were the dispositions of General Hemlines in favi.u. of men of colour. The Governor-General had at fir. fixed the seat of Government on the ei-devant pint A tkin Lavine, but he afterwards transferred it to tl.r el-dreamt rlantation Mayhew], situated by the ir. of Artibonite, at the foot of the pest chain of usuan• tains of Calms. He there built at the foot of a city, which was called after the name of its fonntle:-, and he busied himself in Vatif:.ing it, by eatablishin,„ fortresses at the base, on the flank, and summit of the mountain. Under all eircumstanna, no position send be better chosen. If the Governor-General had fixed the seat of Government at Port-au-Prince, or the en virons of that city, he might have been better able ;.. solar am the sesame and soothers parS4 the island, and probably we might thereby have escaped a el ci] war ; but Artibonite had been the theatre of his tart' exploit , ; be had beaten the French at Cret •-a• Pierrot, at Verrettes, at Saint Mark, and at C.:a 1.. Marchand; the recollection of places and of pcso :!, tastes, the force of habit, prevailed over the reason or the State. which wished that it had preferred the critic • of the island to every other pasiti..e for the estaiAi i.- ment of the seat of government. However, as we a • toced in the caner of government, we perceived t]isit it was badly constituted. The title of Governor-tit ar eal was not suitable to its elements, and we were des titute of a constitutional pact; without further ration, we resolved, after six months, to change th t form of government. 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To tit Pent.tc.—As so very elegant or megnfilernt edi tion of them has ever .et appeared, it was thought proper to !Irmo to the lirilizh Nation the present edition of TIM tsar LIT! i'Vnar< of its greatest Lyric Port. and ors Atheist second to n, florae (111 AV. with an cleanse, and with a sp:enda• r typography sitimb!a to their dignity. It is Meal that the prier. titongh necessarily high from itesvoid litla tears, rill not be consid. red as tuo great, as the ember ef the eoples is very limited. and ss this edition may rebobly chino spines lit the libraries of the learned and the Inient, and in the pahlie repositorie+ of literature in the Lilted Kingdom of lOirebt Britaill and Ireland, and, perhaps. is those of the States of the Continent. N. B. A few Copies of this Writ are printed on imperial paper, price ill. its. in extra bo*ds. ri IHE uINDON MAUAZIN Fo, No. V. for MAY, published by BALDWIN', ('H.tDOCK. and JOY, will costal a. antoagother Artiele• of ioterest, the Iblkvw inn— I. On3la-day; 11, JAN 11)ron. his French Critics, the Newspapers and Magazines ; 11. The Chronicle of Don Pierre Viso, Count of Regina ; 4. Ropitrosyme and Meli• don., Tale;i 0. Amedert Rata of the Jews In Ragland; 8. ninth from Dr. Splkeetilrhor through Inglead.lrales, erg 11•1111021 7. Ilpamiek liMeratere and Langualp t I. OR, tighthag, by a young Deationsanot the Taney; 1 Goodies Strictly!, on Mr. llaydon's Aecoeat of Two Ancient Heads of 1161ess. sad on Lord Dyroa's Manfred ; lii. Os the Cha racter god Writings of Shiriey ; 11. Sonnets by W. Corne lius ' • if. Vindication of Roost's from Charges brought agaiaut b. by Mr. Holacsase ; 13. Curious History of a Solviftr'sbaup.%ter; IC Mr. Jackson on the Nile and the Nigetl 16. Midnight Hours; PI. The New *tools ; IT. Sonoma ; IS. The Collector. Anvedote of a Scottish Burgh; lu. Critical Notices of New Roots. via. I. by Percy 11% she Shelley ; 2. Memoirs ofßlchard Covet Edgeworth ; 3. The Monastery ;-110. The Drama ; 11. Report of Music; 22. Historical and Critical Sninuoirr of Public Events.— Resides the usual Variety of Int ormation under the respective Heads. CARROLL, the Contractor. to remind the Pnhlfr. that TO-MORROW TM t.) FIRST PRIZES bRAWN must have TWO oe 941.1K101. Ir se.:ltion and also To-Morrow more than Twenty other Capitals will be Drawn. Every T.rket and Share bought THIS DAY, will have a chance therm:pont the Lottery for the Follf ....rri7e. 0f.... /30.0151 Tw0.... Prizes of 20.000 Two....Prires of 10.000. fie. Re. Money and Consols. familial'. Inv CAPIT LP. 'retells and lihares are sailing by C 411101.1., l'"ntraetor. Nu. 19, l'orulsill, and 20. Oxford-ore/I, London ; woo Mated aatl sold, In the last few Montt c. 9,3157 00,00111. 1 7.008 6.000/. 21,11X2. 2 (NM. 1.315 20.1t00/. I &e. &c. BRITISH P.iINT_MANCF.ICTORV. li2, QLZILS-STIMET, CiIEAPSIDE, LONDON. rroN and Co.'s C!IC:11). Durable, and IM pesetrahle PA I NTki. per ewt. Stone Colour - -48 s. Blaek - Ws. White - -44 is. - - . Ws. Slate and Lend Colours 48s. per cwt. Insisitle Green -40 s. Oliva Green - - Pins deep Greets -112 s. ihrk Red . - 265. Ilrittht Red - - Ins. I tweolat• - -40 s. I Prepared Oil to thin for use, per gallon, *Lad. I: awed Oil, Turpentine, and Colours of every description. Timm Paints arc very onmamtal, end may he applied rim Treat advantage to all the purposes of tmeful Painting, las;deand out, whore a handsome appenranee, durability, and economy are considerations. For park-palings, out muse° and plaster front.. iron nn.l wood railing. and " 1 4Pillg purposes , they are peetinarly adapted. as they res istelltects of weather in an uattsual degree, and are a wire for the worm and dry rot. 'racy also cover a surface vetrly twice as groat as other P-inta, and may be applied sou fink troubl e , requiring v.. ; E.) IL. thinned with Linseed Prt Pared Oil. '4.* Relined Coal Tar Br , wn. 901. per ewt. ‘"arasbes, tc. Le. Printed ((Heir RICHARD PIIILLIPI and Co., and to be bail of al leoeseilets. Of whom may be bed. Ter Parfait, STATE of hr Itattlatl Envier, for IMO. with lOU Maps sad Cite ; 114. Od is red. RBMOVAL—GR Alf: and on AH.III reapectfullv .amsaules, that, in rouseqeseee of feint inereesiek trade rogalriag more extensile premised. they hate removed to tke meat bane. No. I'7, OXFORD-STRrI•T. Where they have edded to an excellent stock of Uwe Dra pery. every description of fashionably silks. and a complete choke f Plosiery and Li loses, the whole of which are sold on the first terser. and without aLstrobent. A matekless stock .1 Foreign and British Damask Table Cloths. India Nluslins. l'a:abr:4•4. superb imitation !thawls. rich Tabbinets. el, gant robe diva, A. Madre.' Cam bries mad Long Chain, with every uew and elegant a: title of fashiasable Dross. P.S. CIIMO Mid GUIANA," beg to observe thst tboy tome no 40P44 . 111:Akii tie) 4itel72=rerere.e obrliehlarty eiem/it !toss. ,v,liss aiptiost deceitticse. who ' , 11.16 to visit their eitahtishineut. No. 77. 000 rd-street. toe ,prop! hrnt.e frr in Witlbiey-firret. nprP4ite• the Pantheon. FROM TURSD.4 I'S LONDON G.IZ ET FE. FOREIGN-OFFII E. APRIL O. The King bas beet pleated to apist..vr of Don Joan Con sales de Hives, u Consul at tiihi altar for his Ca,holie Ma jetty. The King has also kern pkased to approt e of Mr. Cherie. Frederick lamer, as Consul at Liverpool for the Sekt Confederation. The king has alto been pleased to approve of Mr. John Wall, as Consul at Droglnmia for his Danit!i Msjeily. MILIT.11? 131:1)MOTIONS. Commis*lofts signed by Mr . Vice 7 l.ieutenont of the North- i)l . the (bung• of York. The lion. Timms% Orde Po-slett in he Depta4 -Lieutenant. Richmond I:..re , ter Yeomanry retain.—The Right Hon. the Earl of 'I) rconnel. to be captain ; Robert Coiling. jun. gent. to he lieutenant; John Robinson. gent. to he Novel. Commiss:on ginned by the (loveruor. Captaitt-tieneral and V ice-.t.iuiirsl of the Isle of William Within Anwyl, gig. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. BANKRUPTS. C. S. Harvey, Nearestte-upon-'l)ne, brush-manufactttrer, to surrender NI ay I. 10. and June ft, at the °curio lon. NCI*. castie-upon-Tynr. Attorney 4. Messrs. Morton and William son, vinyl-inn, London ; and Mr. lairledea, Nestustic upon-Tyne. R. 11. Muchall, nterrhant„ May 0. In. an.l June 6, at the Rol el Hotel, Binuinglesm. Attorneys, Niessr Clarke. Richards, anti Nledcalf. Chine. rydane, London; and Mr. Palmer, and Mr. Willis, Hirusinetton, J. Hwindelitt. Homily. Chester. dreier, May 11. 13. and June 6. at lis t AVarren Suikeley Arms. Stookpert. Attor neys, Mr. Tyler. Pump-court, Temple, Londutt ; and Mr. Hemp, Stockpot t. J. Harrow. Wald-green, Yorkshire. fancy-clothier. May 19, 19. and June 6. at the King's Hev.l Inn. Iludder4ll,ld. Attorneys, Mr. Rance, Chaucery-lans. London; and Mr. Greenwood. Iluddersdeld. J. Broughtt.a. Lin itwalte. Yorkshire. eloth-merrhant. May 16, ilk anti June 6. at the White Hart Inn, Iltuldersfieid. Attorneys. !Messrs. Willis. Clarke, and Wilson, Waraturd court, Thruemortun-street; and Mr. Sy k.., Huddersfield. T. Patin. Hanley. Stsliordshire. borelt-r. Mar 10. 11. sad June it, at the Kur Hoe:, Inn. Nee ens!le-en.ier-I.yow. At torneys. Price. Vlt and M i.ite, Lincota's-ian. London • and Mr. Pre+n , o.l4lll , l:V. and Hurslnn. W. Anderson, Bridgetown, Devonshire. brovit-maker. May t, 6, and June R, at toe Orkfirrd Arms Inn. Zone-wt. Attorurss, Nle 6rntlys and Co.. Crane-court, Fleet street. London ; 'nd ND. Cole, Totemic 1.. Ilollls. Rirminehaun, sictualh r, Nlay 4,8, and June A. at the Royal Hotel, Hi. nainghtun. Alt,.rneys. Melva+. Met ander and Hahne. N. w Inn, Loudon; and Mr. Meredith, Birmingham. T. Garbutt, Manchester. wool!..1-enril-manufac!.. rt.-, 11:r. 11. It. and June 8. at the Whir Rear torneys, Messrs. Wright and Cole, Temple. and Mr. Deauville. Manehester. 8. Minn,. 1 1 %4%0-lane, marettant. Mac P. lei. and Jane R. at Guildhall. At'orm ys, MeStf% Bearden and Da% i 4. Cot.- bat-eorrt ti nevelt') rch-atreet. W. Wall. Weedon Beek. Northnmpton'thire. grnlth. 3lay 9. 13, and June S. at Guildhall, London. Attorney. Mr. Taylor. Walltrool, J. Usrdwer. Kirin , torhatn. ti..tualler: May 4, 5. rill J'lrr 8. at the Royal 11. 'el. Hi. in:lcham. .ttt ,, rity. Mews. Roortlillon rad I:e%irt. Hroa.!-vrt•r!. Cheapslde. London: and Slr. Bitmineh tie. J. Wele:t. Alnawhrth. I.surashlre. entfon-eloth-rnaanfre tnrer. May IY. 13. and Just. P. at the Star Inn. M-leitewer. Attorney.. Mr. Ilattgoton, Maaritecer t and Mr. Chan eerv-lane. London. W. Sterengon. frreer. limy 4. S. r•..! O. at the Contntereiat Atter hry. Mr. Ilrat,s4.l, P IRTNERSIIIN DISROIXED. T. R. 4 1 , ntitard and W. M Keand. Hambargh. merchants Galli:nom and W. Allin, Perry Harr, Btsfnrdshirs•, Walker, J. Airev. and J. Dirket', Keswielt. Cumberland. woollen-manntseiurera—J. Hall and IL Coul son. North Antiley-sireet, jeweller:4—J. W. Paget, 11. Smith. anti D. Baste•, kthernione. Warwickshire. attorneys —R. ihrswerth sad J. Dominic, Little Houghton within Worile). Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers—N. liailifoal and T. Goeni: Nlamobecter. cotton-manufacturers--J. John son. liar►J•dspcno, sod E. Johnson. Pontefract. Yorkshire. Drinkwater and T. Hughes. Ifortrleh. oN TAE CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION /A 1141 TI. Titainstroviou TIM Sala" DU lISTIT . II MATS, ST ALIMANDER JAMIESON. Eat. MCAT' 11. After the expel/lion of the French armies, the con querors blisiesi themselves in framing a farm of go vernment and establishing the liberty and independ ence of the people. We could nut reasonably hope to find great knowledge and superlative principles of legislation among men who had etswrgesl from the yoke of slavery and ignorance, among men 1111.9 had yet au ulcerated heart, and a mind diseased by misfor tunes, and who had so long tnaintained an oh.tinate awl barbarous war, who bad alwa)s lived amid•? dan gers, iniroods and the dust of camps. Hence, in the Arts and measures of those times entlinsiasto i. pre dominant, and an IL-Imitation awl 'mercy o f mind in which may he retraced the spirit that animates! their anthors. The Ist ofJannary 1140.1, about two months after the expulsion of the Vernet► army, the thoterrl in-Chief of the army of Hayti convoltml the Genes als, the principal officers of the army, and of the people in a general assembly of the nation at lionaires, in or der to take measures which might secure the happi ness s f the people. and establish immoveably, on ra tional principles of liberty, their fnture i•elependenee. On the that st••ps of our lerislatiye raret-r depended the happiness or th • misery of our country ; and we then committed a capital fault, from which perhaps have fol'owed all our future civil wars. It n•as, not having erected a good constitution. We hail not then arquire4l the experience and prudence which we now eoioy ; our ideas were not lived on the mechanises of representative and monarchical government, and our legislators could handle the sour I better tha•i the pro. It was, therefore, via/tin:l that, a; W;:friOrli, we should tweet a iiiititary co:erun►^nt. ti.l this dime, the art of independence a•as procliti:ne.l: the officers, the people, and the tr ! .iors, ',wore unai.iiivittsly to pos. eerily sad to the uttiver. , c, Mat Meg otirefy wad for errs► Ferro , troold die• other Man !ie.. osseler he :. lint we to.:•ie un eotesti tation. Jean Jacque lie•ssalinea, General-inAltief of the iedigenal army, Iris raised and proelaioted Chief of the tioveroment, nit!' the title of t; 9rremor-11. semi tic with the rizht of making peace or declaring war. This title was trt eon-istent with,an independ ent Government; but as it had been given to bleneral Tonit:saut., it was assigned, by the vim of habit, to tieneral Dresalines• with.tut relleetinz on the true se. cepiation of a word which was longer applicable to our change of situation. The name of tin- ii de also was changed; the Saint Poinia4oo of the Prench gave place to the ancient Hayti; and from this name the natives. blacks and olive coloured, took the appellation of Ilaytiane : and for these titles ive were as jealous as the French had been far the names. Joint Dooliarve rl nat . * et jqeats. The tdove.ator-Ileneral pohlished a very pat ria!ic Address to the people of in whi h he retraced with energy 0* calamitie.. the horrors, and the inlnstires which we I. iii eels :ertcefl at the hands of the Frew+ : anti in %hilt he •itt•treti the ne er...City there was of our lilting free and independent, or in defence of our rights. After the dis,o brio,' of the assembly. the Generals returned to their respective military stations, a% 7-lleorfi Chris tdip',c, to the (*ape; Vfe rrea..., Marme!..: te; l • , •rt, to tionaivt• • t; , ..,t r. to St. Mark : I', e. so Port-! au-Priti.e (;:r L'i.yrs. :Not: :v. Car tiv- HOUSE OF LORDS. TessDAT. APRIL 25. The House stet shoat three o'clock ; after pr.tv rs were read, the oaths were administered to the Lords who attended until four, when an adjournment too*: place until to-morrow (this day). --als.— HOUSE OF COMMONS. At two o'clock the House met. A reit' number tif %lembers took the oaths and their seats. Anitonl them we observed— Lord F. °shortie, Mr. S. Wortley, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Bvng, Mr. S. C. Whitbread, Mr. Brougham, Sir Sivtt, Sir J. Nichol!, Mr. Canning, Mr. Long. Sir G. Warremler, Sir J. Coffin, Mr. Walborn. Mr. I.n.lilng ton; Lord J. Beresford, Sir ti. Beresford, Lord Gran v:.!le Somerset, Admiral Sotheron. Mr. Pyle, Mr. P. ourte. nay, Mr. M. Dawson, Mr. Ramebottous, Mr. O. Philip., Mr. W. Lewis. Mr. Weise Prins. Ms. binsisam. Lori Lair ds'''. Mr. Broirslas. Mr. Peso % 1111r4N. C.Ftsioe, herd Binning, Mr. Forbes. Mr. IL Said', Sir G. Ileatheore. Aldensau Wood, Sir N. Couldsorst, Mr. K. A. Smith, Mr. Jolla**. Sir H. K. Neale, Lord Rocksavage, Mr. G. K. Philips, Mr. Seymour, Mr. W. Lamb, Lord Howard. Sir C. Robinson. Sir R. Ferguson, Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. K. Finlay. Lord Sefton, Mr. J. Tiontnuson, Lord Yarmouth, Lord James Stuart. Sir James Montgomery, Lord ti. Thyme, Mr. Calcraft. Mr. Si. M. Grant, Loot Stanley. Lord Dunrannon, Mr. W. Pule. Sir T. Daring. Mr. Corbett, Marquis of Tavistock, Mr. Calvert, Let , i H. W. Russell, Mr. S. Smith, Mr. Curteis, Mr. F. Robin son, Mr. D. Gilbert. Mr. Macdonald, Sir J. tit-akin, Mr. Greville, Mr. K. Ward, Mr. Gasket!, Mr. Harborrl, Mr. Robarts, Mr. Barham, Mr. 'Whorl% Mr. Niaherly, Mr. Mone y. Mr. Bran, Mr. ('arson, Mr. Pitt, Sir M. Follies. Lord Polling's'''. Mr. liicketts, Mr. Latabt..44 Mr. W. Cuurtenay, Itte. lac. • Adjourned soon atter four o'clock. 10-VLIN ISLES. Contr. Arms ts.—Sir T. Maitland. the Lord Hii.,h Commissioner, has just upend the third Seasiun of the Legislature of the lonian Isles. His Exceilaser commenced his spee‘sli the ottcasion, by V.'ingraiii latitig them upon the perfect tramptiliity of the Unite' Isle.. That tranquillity, he observu.d, had lo en last year momentarily interrupted by the tumult at Santa 31aura hut the instigators had been detected ; cc:•ir of pogo haul paid the forfeit of thei r lives, and Oie property of the fugitiv.s from justice had been cootis eaten. 1 hat event hail been preceded by the na.'t heinous columnies a:. in -t the executive power, a , ..1 against treat Britain ; his Excellency, therefore, r. - commended. that a Committee of the Lezislative C. 41% sh•mld he • Harty appointed to investigate as. r .purr upon it. Ile was determined to exercise the otwint.i..nal power entrusted to him with tirtatte-s, but at the same time with that moderation :viol mild ness which became the subject of the five nation ts. which he belon;e4l. Alluding to the cession of l'arL he oublertekl, that it took place by virtue of Treaties ;.. which Enu:ltind had been ever faithroil —she had iu deiriniticul the Par, tiinuutes, and granted them the right , of eitimithip in the lonian Isles. His Excellency next pro seeded to review the financial resources, and congratulated them upon their satisfactory state. Ile assured them, that the Administration was ao tively c cupieri in measure% for the promotion .4 internal pr.- • parity, which n.uuld promptly be laid before them : the health laws, particularly, would be rendered ss butalenomme by new . ` regulations. Lord thaildford. hr observed, hei.l been iirgeitto organise a plan of puldie education. Aftcr developing, at letivali, these points of political economy, his Excellency thus cone:to:el: " I all so fully convinced of the advantages which the Cowstitntion of I'l7 will produce in these Isle.. that I frankly av .w to you, I am n't at all dspored t,. moue the slightest changes in conces.i n to the 1114..- retie:Ll opinions of any tune. Should cape:dent..de monstrate the imperfection or imolegnacy of esisting enactments. I shall Ike always tea ly to concur it, sa. measures as may pr..motis the pr.,sperity of the I 'tti:et States et the lonian Files." •E••••••+- 6 .. 7 kr •of (latency op l eitglhirlity eveuirt Vikr and Vim :Ant of biuner4e. 4 Just i üblished. prier Sf., in lioarik, S PECIMENS OF SYSTEMATIC MISRI'LE; om Itimense Sums annunity expended in upholding a single Imposture; Diacoseries of the importance to alt Smothered : and injits: ice perpetrated, for Rea sons of State: from Offirial Procee.i:ngs and Correspondenee .4 the Ministers of the Crown, the Pe) Council, the Roard '.(Trade, the !Avant Compsny. &e. &e. Le.: and Reports of Committaesof the House of Commons. matt of the Collegian( Physielaas. during an Investiesticn protrac:eil for a period of iseirly Four Veen : e of the real remote range of ail the Distresses of t h e Sni kn. and of their sole efficient Remedy. "Something is rotten in the State of Denmark" Runlet, Act I. Scone iv. By CHARLES MACLEIN, M.D. London : Sold by T. 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