The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENUL Dili, MARCH :A.—Arrived mod sailed for the Diver the William aud Mary, Sadley, from Leghorn; Mary, Smith, frees Genoa ; Alcyone, Chapman, fines Messina ; sad the Curlew, Spence, from Smyrna.—Came down from ire Rivet the Sa. s trui p ue , ro t Nootoomliaittl ; Mitteree, Mor gen, for Qeeber; Gesaerous Planter, Hart, for Q u ohsv ; Skipset, toddler, for Montreal; Harmony, Hamplese. for Dublin; and Alfred. Mein, for Ply mostb.—The far Newfoundland, has sailed, the takers mortis with the outward bound as before.' Ponisnorrtt, bisects 31.—Sailed the George While, for Louden ,• Peewee, Gray's, for Sandhog ; end hie Majesty's skiwftosarie, for Plymouth. Coma, klaecti 31.—The Spectator, Depoold frees fklewport, bee arrived at JvIsPY , with of topmast, curled away by She Commissioners yacht, while lying le these Roads. DuvratuuTti, M Ascii 30.—Pet in here rho Danish sadist Di. Praia Eliot*, Feuer, from Malaga to Copeoltegeo, baring sprung her mainmast, leaky, and ree•iped other dewed.. FsuwAtivw. M 411.:—Arrived the Swallow, Phillips, how Leedou for the Cape of Good Hope. Levi:trios., MARCO 30.—Arrived the Prieridship, Fisher, fro, Para ; sailed February 13. The Date of Wellington, Kerr ' for Liverpool, Wet to sail oW the lota . Alen arriv ed the Albion, Williams, howl New York ; Piled March 10. YARMOUTH, MARG.! 31.—The brig Sisters, frodi Trlestina to Hull, get on she Iloilo Sand last sees-' ing, at four o'clock, bat was got off with the mks: ones of lAweetelf basemen the same night ; the vessel makes water, but the Master is satisfied that be cat, keep her with her own crew.—A boat marked " Itedbreast, of Scarhro'," was picked up by a pilot cutter on the T2:l inst. neer !Jethro' Saw!, but the sr/ was too \tar' , to permit them to bring her in. Letters from Lisbon has* b•eu rer►ivhl to the 14th of this month, by which we learn, that the Insergest privateer, finding that few Spanish •04/1149 coold be met with In the neighboechood of Gediz, I of them had left the coast of Spsin for that of Portugal, to the hope of better success. Intelligence had reach ed Lisboa from the Snails, to the end of January, which affirms onequivorally, that the King of Porte gal continues his Court there, not from his own wish, bat because his presence was absolutely arcessary to prevent revolution, although every place has a tran quil appearance. A number of ike persn•ts arrested end confined, seder the accusation of having b►en concerned in the late conspiracy to orertuo:i the Gn. vernosesst, had made their escape. The Portuguese squadron which hod been cruising for tome time un the Brasil coast, had been soccessfel only its on. or two ninety', is the captor. of privateers, sailing wader the colours and with the commissions of Gene ral AIITIGAS. They had greatly injured the trade between KW Junin and Lisbon. It is stated its a German Paper, that on the 1.131 h of F.brsary, there sass a shock of an earthquake, oecompanied sin a loud noise, shoat fise •'clock in •the after at lislenbergh, six lenses from Leip eie, in, the way to Torgao ; massy poison{ at lAtipsic else (brought they felt • shock at the nme time, iso the same thy ; it ten in the morning, a noise was iteard at [Mauch, such et penally accompanies the chock of an earthquake. At Vlemodorf, Zschornao, Ilanneard, and Haddad, the shock was felt much mote severely, the windows shook vie lensly, sod mussy pines of furni.ore were ►emoted from their places. _ _ Ammonia have been received from Vera Crag of the end taDeeember. Nearly the *hole of the specie collected at that p“rt from the interior had been taken away by the Sybil', frigate; notwithstanding the at tempts of the A t, thnrlfirs to prevent it. being muggiest en beard ef,it• r. A large convoy rif eilvet was to ar rive the beginning of January, which would be trans mitted to R.t,r npe by • lisitith ship of war, es the Spani4 Goternment bad new awned in this moile of eentelanre. Ftunistiso had been a., well pleased with titc• conduct of Ice if ;cot el APODACA by the maintenance of tresiquillity in Metier s that be bwl sent net Waterlines fet lb* continuance of Ma portant duties. M. Collo, the Gentleman who came last your Is Eagi 'nal for the ptlfprbo of obtaining information re. 'riveting oar Criminal Clurie and the linstitssinn of Juries, has again 'tailed this country. It It also told t h at b e rr res on England on a special missies from the Minister Coons de Cues. " If one wit& juilv," 1470 • private letter from Paris, " by the number of Spaniards lately arrived, hors, it week) appear that the affairs of that dis tracted country continua to grow worse and worse; within thus 1%41 twn months several liondred aide have arrived here, some few, indeed, for the per. porn of commerce, bat the greater pert as emigrants from their native I Ind, bringing with them their ca pital, for which they had no wearily ander a reign of terror." Yvannday a Court of Diessettora was hold at the East India-house ; when this following Commanders took Irene of the Court, previous so departing fee their respeclive destiny:ow, tit. Captain WAY* tun. of the Carnatie ; and Captain Alsmutten, of the . 11menes Gyeariiir, for Madras and Denial ; Captain Timm, of ilia ;Bridgewater ; Captain Iticusacicon, of the Palarguis of Fly; and Captain Locks, of the Larkins, for Si. Hollins and Chios; and Captain Ltiussat, of the keine Castle; Captain YOUNGIIOIIIAND, of she Lord Castlitressch ; Captain Witson, of the Cornwall ; Captain I'e to of the Apollo; and Ciptaiu liamiteeoy, of thichintilda, for Chins direct. NEST ‘IATORDAT..--T. Hint respectfully reel s& Ms best Frisods, the Public. that the State Lottery Malabo Neat Saturday, 011 which day 9 PRIZES of £4,.eve. ..r 3 PItIZM et El.uuu. AMU t OTHER cAlit —.......—.......... blest ell be Draws. —lltstis Offices (as erring) bare bees la the peasant Lottery most fortunate than t►sae of soy Debar °ace-keeper, as be sold 'Three *et of the few Capitals drawn first day, and hopes Kehl 119 . 44 , to be again pre.easinent fur gnnd tor stow U►dtaes Tickets and Shares are selling at Lie Oast% 4. Grabill, and 9, Charing• Cross ; sad by bb Agars is iks Country. THE STAI VS‘i tM LATE MURDEROUS DUEL it 4amatc4. —...—_ i F.iSIIIONS FOR APRIL. The following purports in be a simple statement of !now ACIIIMIA yea u LrOSITOST Oe Ants, kr: the facts counected with this tisrborows sad dreatlfnl transaction. It is put forward, hoemar, h shoeld /As-Isspi iil i. siehl;ararimenred it the b..st..et with n Gi be borne in mind, by the friends of Gets. M sso In arr.llo to enrye,pd;o.l...y., *hick are there lAA meter self.jostification. They see they made all the eNorrs 'lee" naameed 4 husehe:r.; in tneir pulse? I. dissuade him from the course be 1 leiseeN, three tuee.n. r oh. y 4te , per rnteavii . .• midair rils faistly parseed. No argonaut' they could mamas "'m'. sic T he li t Z . 4 . 7 ; yr ', : i nsch r 'r a ti ; e " Z: g rw ,:, ""ll4"l"" „„ u id er . v : cite pnaerfal enough to dis•rt him from his detlge. t ym,.. ' l:e...it ' lll e en ' tFe l o::,ett of the Another. to oath a Refuse he had any personal inietriew with hit ote i mmerser site dis;pla% she V.I. of the me I. prat sydeetweer. conds on the sebifeti be fete them • le"' of I is° well gi st ie „ f h "r a ur frn 4 beiw a l r e tter e ritrar ie l t r e ic : X e lt h rarg ae st bi a liall 'traction, faro which the following is an !it rile( ; the yyrr..lll lut r ,i NI; nor mums tolde4elligs GiNTLLII roe will twesent the enclented nonnyt ronsew-ed ref hilerssiagled tithed C•lllllo4lisidltiorr tu Mr. John l4l`cao ty, and tell him, d' f . ` ,.4T7:, " ,,, 4. ,;:„ P"h. `1 , " 0 : r it e 4 7,,,;,,, e• ,:,7,,1 14 b1:,.. e' 1 e t.,ei " piind re : at once, that you ere aelhstriowl by me ls. challenge: wri i.o?w+.ra•rd with •beartifial plume of r.la'aedribefiste fee him, in the mist of his pledging himself to fight. If them pitteell la hoot. Liao/Art (Whey. lesyeader-e•hrerred he will give the pledge, then I desire you that you w illFeawl au Ouess. white /sail maid Arr. over I white instantly challenge him, in my new, to fight a deed - eltnahp: the airs o ate fa. amid I sriadrd in a meet "eel w"11 me. Yee mire not aulitnii" to glee a Tett"' I . ti tre Vat i Vet " . 4 r el . ea . a rtr e «r a ttalri. l o s ln g :et i n ee t r ent ibi ga lertreo= clailesige: it most be reduced to writing. Areal_ 141 I WAS donee:. 116 • corsage 4. richt to the Air h nit um I say waif he may propos., and to any distance ; lltssed sir Ir.. the I ..** , i•lirs!rsr d pi_i_ri.Arn three feet, his pretended Nemesia distance, or to sel.":4l6o;"fierw.lt%pwr7i...iirhi.e.d4:::::::rdliss,,P77,;:i7L,liii, three inches, should his impetuous and rash coinage lit etu.bee et . she by a Owl, reit at Ay trimming. I „ it." ohleh l• rely iftyrrriput. rrr light aidpally ArversAnoh. mourned Of Il•PLI • ilk. liend•rireys. the Llphinsirtee cap: ti it To any species of fire.sans, pistols, gaskets, I a rulers o f m a.of 511 ; eh. caul i. of a moderate tile. aitd or rides, *glee al once." ,it has • remised la the has .t. i...""" . 1 he encleaed c•miernicalion for Mr. Al' Carty was :!•44 . we ea: i a l itl n t it thee O h f .t: t r °4 l.l I: mo t to.. I t t r l e t I t he follow s ..14 was-Maga. White .sitit..loypeitt. . A. . Ste,-1 hare resigned my cutemissirin for the loPeeisi snit solo poipese of figbaing 'nu ; suit ens seen free to accept or seed a challenge, and In lain • .ileht. 'The pablic sided has become tranquil, bed all suspicion of the farther prosecution of our quarrel hosing subsided, we cats new terminate it without being arrested by the clod sethinity, sod without inciting alarm salmi our friends." This effort has lave delayed by my anxiety a. elect such ate arrangement of my stabs as my defy So my family relished. That arrangement is just ef• (acted." 'flier are bosh dated Richmond, Jao. 9, 1819, Mr. M'C•rty gave for answer : •+ Gentlemen, I •gr.e to meet and fight year Mend, General A. T. Mason, in-marrow even*, at live o'clock. at Montgomery C•vrt.huese. As I • at liberty to select the steepest mitts which I ant to fight. I beg le.'a to propose • musket charged with buckshot, cod at the distance of ten feet. " Erb. 4, 1519." "J. N. 111'CAKTY. It woo proposed by the friends of Geo. Mason, and agreed to by the friends of Mr. M,Carty, to sub. 'aisle a single ball for buckshot; and it was agreed by the friend+ of both parties to postp meths aseelnig until It) o'clock on Saturday morning; and that on the ground, lbw distance measured bboolall ricerd feet. MONTIILI' AGRitULTURAL REPORT Foie MARCH. It has be.. reported lime General Mason was atrack by three balls. At the ennui of his hinds, the executors of General Mason consented to on n omination of the body ; sal after a minotedissectioo, it was clearly ascertained that bet ea. ball had en tered the deceased. Yosterdey the Pito of You tramwet.4l am. tart business with the PIRINCI RIGOUT, of Cattle's. house. A inner favoured arrow. whether is ieb respect 1 the nor ref the operatious of heisleeadry. Iwo never bees Yellowed. lbe Wheal. ore in t feilearlkaleir cate of loroardatot; as could their pimples.. be in pretputemn. utiebt be isished in South Benoist durioe July. old .e)le The coutatity of Nat dose whir% Om boon, ha• lead the fall elf les pumetblai deed erne.. All the .meing crop. oberh nrr shave r.e.d War • I•surearet rod promoter% appearnufe. with thaw oetaskinnl reps e'en. rt. be espected ; nnel the la err wed season Is likely to he foyetteroble. All pores of tar reennere e-re unterwally Elie Linsbinrc nos beets ea general terry succroftel, at meets be es pre,erd in mch a .era (Inc country letter. rznihit nne uniform *revelment of the dell nod derlipent mate of Mr markets for leram thrnstaboot the Magda's. Ou Someday. at SS etbreb, *brut fell h. to Is. per quarter. ant thitt 19.. ta -.AP per hut of coombi. At Nor wide, top price for %%heat lit. per remenb. and Harley 11.. At Ipso jell. top price of matey Mrs. per wearier. and lOols 3ro. At Stainfeent, N heat, Burley. sod Beam. are dew. tearful heel that. are quoted Si. higher. thart the seek before. This in o fair rpecisuro of llar Mame markets. TUE MAJORITY ANII MINORITY ox Inc QCLAIOII l%O TO TWE 110 X. W WWI. OW 1110110 AT IMINT. %ARCM .!9. N.%JOKITY. Airwaylel, imeao . Maui*. J. Patel, 1T.... R. Arbeiha.l, Right Film* l'atet, ll.+. C. 11..• C. For. J. I.l.larr.mo. If i.e. A.Aar... W. IL Verb. Ilan. Cara. P... 1, 111.11. a. R. 11,taard. Lard iliskash, W. IN•el. W. Y. Koil.e.„ W. jiiiraal, IL Ratted Petatwal. !4priaer 1t.,.m M. Vahan. WU, iiiiiiipat l''.. M. Rurr),lll.ll4.J.N. Cdadaiwor, J. l'cr , y , 11. m. W. 11. 11‘.148d J , bn 44111t.^. G. Ilrrtiag. Sir J. Ila.usr.l, F. I'. cooalont. 11. PARlisoorr, Drew: Ratilaud. Ha. It. firmt. A. C. rigor. 1100. F. liiitaara.. Kt. ila. C. (itaie ,n,Ki. Hal. U. lissoaest,it.gos Ilse. lie. krtt.R.. 11..... J. (;.!.fell, P. %alive. F4r1..1' Cr...fttle, Am C. Pole. W. W. ilearlar. W. W. (i1110.,1•11.W. General Eto.imr..... I'd. Boa. Jolt's /1...•...., C 111.411r.!..ir. J. ' Rimirford. ! ard C. 11.11. S,r(l. It .4..ru...n A 111.4#4t, Id•til ilallard, G. P. 0 ., Its. liaa. HI ..r. Jam* 11. 11.1aa, Wm.. I. Spit*. A O. /1.1.1.1 ea:, S. Rmi.f..r.i . ; tiro Wooell. Mr • v. Hal.% Mr rim.l... .4.-...., Con. Horror. Rs. Host. 5. 11...Limim, 1tt.11..u. S , taright, N.r J . litady6l. T. K . ,t.,.. It. liu'rka. J. Ira s, 1. S ..1t....r. c.. f; DfnWi.e. JOINS .iteti%l% Lard Sbri.ltrrol, ''r .. Browne. P. Jaassaartawa, Load iliai ,, .. 1. A. Boiler, 11.... H. C. Kiastetar,, Vi . A. 5.. th er.... , F. Orme . ..al, U. Koos. Haw T. nt.“111 , ..... %WO. Cakharpr. Ilasi. P. lorsi.. F. ale. act. %I•voilatf 11.000 V 41. llab. U. Liatittar, E. hisrl.s.g. oti. W. Corr..ll, J. lent. Its. Hos C. Term: .13. C. C.Allese”ch. YHe. LowtArr. Ye-Imam Towilite, E. Cla.% Mi. Laos/as. Jobs H. Torsos. EA. Owls. Stir G. 1.0.1.0rg500 , S. R. Tilt Mikt4d, Nam of Oho. How R. L'eat. lion. R. P. Yotaattart, Rt. lbw. Clive. R. Sialeill. 3. N. 4.lorkostn. Sir G. lilacsaaro , c, At,.. Vaagliaa, Sir R. Cliche. lies. J. Mat heir. T. Lra. H. COMAS. Wel. J. S. Shield...t. T. P. Waliteg. I. Colaisla.an, Rigid 111 4 .j..rit.a.,k5, Sir J. %alter, S. 11... A. Marisa. K. Wallace, itt.Hop 1. Cayareve, Sir W. Milt., C. Ward, R. Caaraa.4!, J. P. Al..osags. Lora F. Worrroter. 51r 11. Crowfoot or, f..g.1 Maostersooy. Air J. WV / leans, OW 111. t:ralter. J. W. Not'-stir, file R. Whiotatme. W T. C.roof..ril, A. J. Atorlood, Sit S. R. Wtlft.•••• J. B. Grogsrley. ?I. Marna. J. N. 11. W 40 0 iI. ' lt. Co.s, Mac E. Moosoroorie.. Lard Wiaaw, I'. Gast. limo. W. Reabaaby, Via'asat Wo.os, c.. 1. ' Caatpbril, A. G. O'Brieu. Ilk It. k Wroste.v. H. Moo. R. H. stile, 11. M. W..rolor. A. Dastoos, li. Oistarisev. F. W > ., C. ,Jolue li.barae. So J. W a n?.. Stir IV • Ufa r, P.let, Ilea. E. .1( o rlr, S.r Joiepli Dimas. II s. 11,.. W. 1 s—E. W. MIMIC mot W. Gloomy. Ow Tottatiec, about two o'clock, the Algerine Am. bausder, attended by Mr. SALAMNI, his tircr•iery, was introduced to Earl BATIIUMST. the Secretary of State for the Colonial Depsiiment, at the Colonial. elsce, in Downing.strert. The interview only lasted about Ito minion. His Excellency appear. to be 60 years of age ; bet it is said he is ant so old. is very thin, mud hes the appearance of an European. Ile • •fe • turban, a brown robe or mantle hr,dilered with gold, red t roe rrrr r white silk stock ings, mod unnoccco slippers. Mr. SALAMME, Lis Se cretary, has been in Euglsnd some years; he seems. ponied Viscount Exasoutu, is the espedition ageism* Algiers as an interpreter. We understand that an idterestiog question eve. spe.tioir she right of eseroption from sussing the of- fire of Countable will be determined in the costs. of next usonth..—lt is a OM 1000.1111111 a Gentleman of the name of IVATCRS, One of the perssasiow of the Society of Friends, of Scots'-yard, and the Ward of Donate, the former loving appealed to the Quarter Sessions, Guildhall, in uniformity with the Act of Parlifiewilt, 10 Geo. It. rap. and the latter having indicted ham for neglect of duty meioses to lb. awed .being heard—the case is of much its. portion., es it regards our menicipel rights. Mr. WATIOS will, we ere Wormed, advocate his own cause.--it i. expected to come os the 19th of April. In the canton of Schaffhausen, the Government is betily occupied in endeavours to repress the it. orders occasioned bye new sect of fanatics, of which . Professor Srt.itit.s is the chief. The aboard reveries which he preached up are said to have given rise to **avulsions, apparitions, and prophecies. The very Ilkildions were infected sith the mania of prophesy leg; end the Zurich Journalist says, that but for the wise Interposition of the Geveroment, there was se' keening where it would hese stopped. Tho best micro that cools, be taken with these visionaries, weeld he to keep them to hard laboar on the works, which he geysers about to be undertaken to wettest 'IM progressive encroachments of the River Thiele. The Cotton Market at Liverpool offers no pro. spec( of any amendment ' • th e large amount of the i e . potations, which, as it far exceeds the wens of the trees to held at say thing like reasonable prices, must inevitably occasions the most serious Inclines. Mesas to the dealers--but must more particularly af fect tbe massfsctering districts ; and the accounts re. crived from these are truly distressing. If it he sussed that fur the lest four or fire .oaths canoe hue been regsterly dropping upon en average of id. pre lb. weekly, that the loss upon the raw material alone, before it costs' to brought to market in • ate. esufactired state, must have amounted to frees 10 to 15 per mit. it will easily be conceived that sin spe cies of cotton manufactere bus lately yielded any profit. Our :seraglio from Manchester are excessively gloomy in Cn11944114.11Ct--110 confidence, no sales. aid • constantly declining market, form their most pro. 'almost feat•res. Cotton twist, brit quality, Ne.4o, ',equated at 2s. 3J. to Is. sd. per lb.; two mouths ego this article was selling at 3s. to 3s. 0.1. The ports last week at Liverpool were 595 bogs frogs America, 375 Dsmerars, 36 West Indio, 430 Boer. ow ) and 660 Stitt.. lIHRIURITY. A beret+lll%,.lla. J. HAIM, J. W. Parton, W. Allen. J. H. Danny. H. W. Pails's, C. R. Altierp. Lord Homy wood. N. P. Pruitt, ii.... Capt. li.fr&l. Ralph Hanky. mi. Ricardo. O. WIWI, Ilan. 11. G. Howard, Mao. W. Rorkford, We. Rat*. Joe. Have. Jus. Kaar•deo. J. C. Itrontitite, IL flint. R. Ridley. Sir M. W. Bvtat. George thoritionta. Poo.C. Hoban,. W. T. linteloosa. C. W. Loa', Hoot. U. Roberta. A. W. Monett, Sir C. Lamb. How. W. Rostell, Lord LL W. Coirraft, J. Lontoon, Joao H. Ronan. R. C. Calvert. C. Liotd, J. M. Seam, FAlit of Carew. K. S. 1...1-Ilea. Hai. W. anat., ji.isli Careadith. Lord H. /battle. Hon. W. Anita, lion. R. 4Carrl",lollab. Cr Macleod. R. Motth. J. IL thrift. Tt IL illackinora, llirJ. intoan. W... lUterneost. Lord Maitland. Jobe Ting,. Atdrtman Doodate. Roo. L. Shiriis. .1. Venn,. Hi. 11.41. Ci. Da aJor. TM Moork, Mr C. N'olpole. How G. Pits. Roo. IL W. Moon.. Prier Woillont. Aid. Elnitteitto. Vire. Newport. Fir Join Webb, La. 1.11.,..... C. Nolen. Lord Waling. W. rattkerley. Ric. It•nonw, Lord F. Willing... Woe. Forh.r. C. Palmer, C. P. W oud, Alderman Graham. J. R. 11. T Hoe. F. G. Moeda Dog Sir Robert /Moo. MINORITY ON MONDAY NIORT, ON MC LANOTOO . II UAW. • TN tT TNI.OI All 000LD BE COON ITTS4 TO TON wimp', or TH N lb?•• t•A RMS. VAR 4.11011 ft It A /lON AT lON NAN OW TUN moods. " Re. IWN. Hot. 11. id..eleod, Rod. Doornon.n, V.rs. MwroN, J. Lamb, *rtio.t. lwri 4 Tti.a.soo—LsolHosh J. U. Nugent, Lord. c. r. Wth.ter..i.t , f Seertd RUT INDIA-HOUSE. •-•••• , 811.- A Speck • oestsea • 1 Cut ef Proprietors of * root India Stuck, was iresterday bold it tfie Company's Ilnese, is feradoibill•street, fob the purpose of coo. tittering a Reseletiosi of the coirt of Di !Or, ors of rio 10th alt. granting to ibe Most flObie the 'Marquis of Hastings, a piti...ien it WWI. for to Years. 'rho CPI AlfillAS (James Pettisos, F.l ) nidte d to sneetion to the Court, implore they entered into the subject, that a circumstance of a pottier astute had takes place last treeing' at toe tate an hoer for the Civet of Directors to disceits It. A 'mt.'s. had been. reoeived from the President of the Beira of Controsii, iectosie; the opinion of the Attorney Out! Solicitor- General, ea the Reselation that hid bees propneurfert by the court of Directors, whichorith the peresiiiime of the Proprietori, shoold now be raid. The elision wai then rid. In it the Attorney' end Solleitor.Gestrelvapritely stead, that the Cosa could not, ander the vaistiog Statute, grant a pas sion for the term of 10 yeart, (bore beteg only lb years of their Charter •oespired, and their right sot extending beyond that period. On the seggestima of Mt. R. J ACKSON. 11. e whole M tint preceding , of the Court of Directors on the Giant to the Margois of Ilestiogs was read ; after 'bleb the Loomed Gelatinise obierired, that if the itosoletitte of the Coon Al Directors. of which: faunal notice bad been gives, and which the Attoroey sod 3oliciter•General deflated to be illtgal, bad beim piiryosed, it was his intention to bait innate!. as auk smendintat, that a tom of &.OWI. to be vested ia refresht treaties, and to be by *ma )aid eat in estates. for the benefit of the Marqtaii of ilestiaga, the Mar chioness, and their children, *lola be sabstitated lies of the Pension et 50001. per itleefe. Accident hod Drought theta hack to the good old pigmies of originating Itesulutions of skis astute outside of the bar, and be pledged himself to propose such a Reset . lotion as would be pollikelly sound end legally proper Mr. Gtt4l , lT proloo•d against the ci.tirse adopted by the [Alward Gentleman. He had nu right, be. cease the Resolutions originally agreed to by the Calm a Directors were declared illegal by the Lew Olicers of the Crown, to assume therefore, that all further proceeding io this ease was taken out of the hinds of the Court of M eu r er ,. Mr. Hunts conceived the made of proceeding ......._ tad by his Loathed Friend we. irregular. The most proper, and, indeed, the oily course they could adopt was, to adjourn the Court. In order to give time for the formation of a legal Hesolotion. In his opinion, the Coati of Director. oeght immediately on triestiog the Proprietors, to bate stated to them all the cir. comitancee connected with this case, which bad oc carted in the other room. The CHAIRMAN sod Mr. BOIANQUET denied that the Bye•laws coolained any prevision which called am the &teethe Body to Stele what difference of opinion occurred hi their Court. bIr.JACKSOII then, after a variety of observations, in which be strongly enforced the propriety of rt menerating the Marquis of Hastings in that way which would be most agreeable to his feelings end moat honourable to the Coen (end that way he thought was. to great him a specific sum), moved. e• ghat the Court. at its riling, do adjourn to this day fast weeks." Mr. D. KISNAIRD siso expressed himself in f of a grant, which would descend to the family of the Noble Marquis, instead of allowing bi d s a ma l en that wea l., 'spire with Incase!. Mr. I.owhurssrtaed, that a petition wee the melt rope- aid thy most 'egoist. way to show their yeti. tide, and at the assts time bind to their inteteet the person no whom it was seofertett Mr. GIAHAGAN censured the Court 4.1 Directors for not knowing. stain they had reed the opinion of the Attorney and Solielter•General, that their Items lesion was illegal. The Hon. Proprietor then went loin a minute etamiostion of the different Acts of Pitrliament relative to the Company's afeirs, end in 'jested • very strong dostn, whether the Court tooth In conforroi:y with she previsions of those Acts, Maul any yeomen to the Idargeis of liaising. nut of the territorial reunions of the Company which met h specincolly toppropriated. Mr. S. Dixon spoke in (avatar of a Grant of GU.UIO:. of s pension. Mr. Howe condemned the resent preceeding as premature. They were not yet acquainted with tits .deco which the late proceedings I. India would pro duce, and were wholly ignorant whether their soul theist errensie would be increased by the.. 'lbw Grant, when it was made, should he by way of peu doll, sod out by the appropriation of a certain mom. Tney ought to recollect, that the Noble Marquis stood in the situation of a servant of the Company. and he night not to be placed okapi's,' beyond their casein's!. Mr. STETIIALL did not imagine, when he entered Ike Cocci. that the question would be argued with reference to vales received, as the lion. Proprietors bed oleos; bat if they did argue it is that way, the value received was to he seen ire the salvation of a greet _Empire, which bad been in the most imminent ;. danger._ Ss; W. lis Citmems, said, it wet his wish Ilest the utmost Justice should be done In the Mari:leis of liretiuga ; bet he, in common with the lion. Pro. primer (Mr. Hem.), conceited the present proceed. ing to be premature, amt he called un the Court to act warily and camin.sly. Mr. HOMORTIt al•o cos►ceised that the proceeding wee premature, slim, it was' brought forward no wands tbat did not appear In be public, more espe cially wish r►ferewee ►o one point, miserly, what was to be dens with ,the territory the Compeny bud acquired, cud how it was to be appropriates, ? Mr. R. .1 ACAVON consend•d at considerable lengt►, that the Ilioleineot made by Him. Proprwturs, that eh, present was a promoters proceeding, was not founded - . - 15 per cent. it will easily be conceived that lila spit- Onto/num.—Pie latt performasica of Sacred In be., sines the. Cue,' kaid air f o i l, two•fird 160 No- cies of cotton ma ,, o r acter p h ill lately yielded any Mask at Drery.latio Titesite for tho , con- Me Yaqui, for the political whiles, sod milittry skill profit. Oar 'cements from Msnehosteiare eacoisirely cleded last night. very *loch in this er•diis and, we he distils, ed doting the late cosiest. • gloomy in Coll , l4Netece--no confidence, we ftles.awil doubt not, equally to the profit o f the jodiciasee sad Mt. llowoavw sail, by ealog the weed pee-- " • constantly declining market, form their most pro. liberal Manager. Tao sympboar of Cilawcairti to entire, be toned fa stet', that the *ware for " i t: • mineet fester's. Cotton twist, fi rs t qua li ty , N e .4o, Arscreon, the (lied act, made so pleseing an is. thi s g i ant was to ho give% Wei Ist inc". 1.1.11 • • ate (pieta at 2s. 31. to 21. sd. per lb.; two wombs premien upon the teenage and minds of lb. aedlonce walked. - ago this article was selling at 31. to 3s. 24. The ie. as will wet sear ho effaced. The hoes, was at once Mr. Nan. wee of epistles, that the time lotil er e - A p o rts last week at Liverpool wore 595 bogs funalvespeciable and crowded. The atonic Oaf ell chows riwd,bvn they et let w i t h groa t propriert "11"; i. d America, 375 1:04111PflIfe, 311 West India, 430 Boer- from the given greet feet , of melody and harmony , ihrra ot proposed by the LA ( m art 4, r low s sud Obi) Strata. I iIAYDLL, HATOX, and Mown. rectors.