The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-25 00:00:00

I 'IIeINICS or TIE PRINCE REGENt To Ttie MANCHESTER MAGl%rit %TES YROM %TRY'. WA' itehitil. Atte. 1819. M• TARD,—llayhog 404 hi rore the Kilter Regent the we. eisteim trairowitte.l to me from M tncAnw, of ihr proceedings at tbd plum 1n... 1 bow e b e ,,",.. mau d p d by Aa R••yal Mahar... In r►lent. that visor Lordship will espre.s to 0.11 tylorsies e the Conroy P.ilatior of Laorime►. who itt Model me that .4y. lb. treat oiliJoinitto Attired Rout' Ihrbstrei Pen 'heir prompt. deri•irr. mod ehtett. ose3llllfe., firl,r.....aoew of like Pushier ironivistits I sio4 likewise that you Lord*biet sr II en.a•uan.ente to Nisjor Tratert. his Resat Iligb.ws►'s high aperobstion the •uppnrt taut isoi4 awe to the C ill Power '4.'1..4 is,. sisal iseciikin b• hitas►lf sea die is/err., 004 eisisioti••imied naive, nod privates, bery ls/ soder his etbsibouJ.-1 h..• hmoutir, (Signed) SII/NIOUTII. To tie Karl ../ Derby. Ac R.. Ar. Koolirsley. M. H. A Ploglite leiter WIS Radii-Pied to Lord elootrierd. ro Speedos the 4..lieshiso 3inghtristel and bemmitory. The Nes nave remarks epee the abets es " Tbnii on eod hag been pet. it is to he balled. Is the ...edi tion ensli-o d the 11.tert send .• WIN or. of obey :.tree. were In floor rairlevsient fal etwessit. they wilt no longer obtain I wilborbes bee if; toe on one is ot lirenrant n• i.e esppnoe Or Pricer Itegerier Mantis ',wit' be (item. within, al felt pre- Irbtes toirtstientiori. by ;be Wiliest Lae Autbaritirii. into the proferti ors in ritte.ilte. sodas entire teelriCtille Alt they were iperhetly keel and Mighty oneritoriomm" really the I) clot ahneld net blame ss ; are serer said that the Ro4ent, or rather the Ministry. vessel not do this unclean thing, we only said that flsey had net then done it, asd that we did not be. New they would. We are sorry on tboir amount that it is done; bet the deed itself h is nnt 'herrn, charted Its assure; the masaacre at Manchester wilt be on uncenstititional massacre for ever and ever, ir all the Colitis end Potentates of the world were to mod their compliments to Manchester. And if the Government of the country has so little ohjeeti..n In these lawless outrages, certain it is that the Meat- Iva of it have entire to dread than any other permits,. When ties* ettnmes shell be reached therefor*, to mhirh oar again are rapidly tending, let the F. liter gof 'ft• Nee Thegis vilmouther who they wet. who fed the fire of rhil disarm!, by apploutimg one party of um People for unlawfully butchering the other. Nike IS liiiblitse character of the Erialishman be final's& tat*splay tiara. I: Is net sew in the ron do° of Om Ilagishales and Yeomanry of Mooches. itr, actions were warped, and their oat.is illotottod by self-interest and rovent , e ; but it Is fears in the persisting to meet, lawfully and con. slasslienelly to meet, in spice of the threat of former body of men, whn have drawn upon thete• selves so much popular derision; anti in dellance of the swords of the latter. which have drawn upon their •earets so such NATIONAL INDIGNATION. As if the *hole story of martyri, new army e Reformers, could Rot recruit fast enough, their very enemies are bearing op for them in the most wanner. The New Time. for lastatter, like 3Lic skill a vast lamp s od falling es i'other After Owning that it is doubtful whether the mob will be collected le Smithfield or not to.day, he sakes a speech en his drumhead as follows: " Dm wretched vagabonds who took sport them to threaten es with this visitation, seem to have drawn bark with affright from their ern projects." Ah, pone man! herein are seen rim 'analogs of the last despair. If the grist Simeon were alive, be aught add IMP character more to Ilia champions against Heavers, for such liberty is to the ge-serous sod. Oar paradise. though bog lost, is now I.kely to he re e rnin , d. Not•iihmemlii.4 what is said by She Courier, and ether Pipers of that completion, the fact is, as we said, that many of the Magistrates of Manchester have been brought op in the tune. ••••I tis .sae t f the reasons that their notion's of Bitch Treason •t.' its Goody spun. If the servile l'aper‘ continue to con. starlict, we sill do what we would rather stool—give now: We will further add, too, that the Comm.". der of the Yeomanry Cavalry is the sin of the M:. sierras* who gave she orders to act. Whst u 'reprising state we are in! the! New limrs so) 2 that all the Reformers together sip • set of helpless vagabonds, yet it requites a Nay Couocillito sit and consult upon atilt ally be ne cessary so do; Ministers and Magistrates to lay their wicked end weak heads together, how beat to employ spec sal constables, city light horse, compa-ies of err. finery. and regular troops !I All this p .aer con centrated to pet bun • few pigmy, bare.breeteed Reformers.— Arnstiog !! ! The Courier denies that any of th• M ao , h ei r ' , are manufacture'.. We find they will lot conceal to be called manufacturers but merchants. Some of them 000000 • even the title of merchints, laseingtbal to their sons or yoeager brothers, r nntent. lag themselves wish being partners of she profits of bode incognito, still how ever at the heed of the firm. Though out of besluers as it were, they can have had bet little time to study BLACITTOift. They know gore of the insinuating operations of brimstone. One of she failures to so chnsiderable an amount was, it seems, owing to a confidential clerk making et the Steck Eachange(for therar*ere throe) specula. lions withoet the knowledge of Isla principals. The transsetioes therefore hardly come under the usual name. Tbe hoarse, however, had been unfortuusle, bet behaved heseerably. The timr.terving, stoty.telling Journals are now, after ten days (at once ridicaloos sad tragical), com ing out with the " fell and tree statement of the pre ceedinos M Maschester on Monday, the 16th in. slant, observing that it most be tat;sfartory to pea rose a plain and accurate account of what actually took place." The Public no doubt will wait some time for the fell satifactlosi, which will not consist its what ,Ike Ministerial Papers can say. In committee* of a commealcatioa made at a Isle hoer 011 Monday night by the Loan MATO* to sore of the Directors of the East India Company, a party of Poet Gourds were, yesterday morniag, placed in the F..st India Company's slate, in Bishopats te.strtet, where arms and military accoutrements are &peaked. The Lao MATO& end the Itscoanta had yester day morning a consultation with the Arroatrav•Gc- RISIAL span the subject of Mr. CAOLILE, now in oestorly. The LORD MAYOR awl RECOIIOII wets of opinion that the offence was not bailable; but the Arroince•Ccutnar. thoeght otherwise, end there- fore CAOLIL• is to be admitted to bail, when the Loin Miami' thinks the hail sofficiatstly responsible. The Light Horse Weevers having received di. cations ham Lord Sinstount to assemble at their Isead•quittlers Ibis*, at two o'clock, P.M. are sow be altsealeuce. lilt STA'i'lli AN, The roito.ing is S;r Cif 1111.C4 WOL‘LLY'II siipeet to the invitation in treside at the %leeting in Smith field, which is actuol:y to take plata this day at roar o'clock, and which .ill he presided at by Dr. W , ox. The insists is addressed to Mt. lit.‘aorotto, the Secretory 4 0n.-1 have been fa with yeast*. of the /01h tom writ. '1 ten an behalf of the two Committee. .... mad NlNlellmer. and in reed, I belt in !Mate y 0... that 41.tioatli I ohnll aloraos feel pent pir4.l.n la r.enerlinstiog my .4.'1.4 . .4 tot • ar. , * 11w Pro motion ot the nobler gne.l, in 'eery probble nay, lel, ender ▪ frovilopiklMMeell. it become. indelprerelbly iterrftfsll ...WHY Individual invited to attend nr pfirOirle 111 &Of INtllif Meeting, in tie por•sneoly fisformed of the prreioe sad deilinite object. to chide the attentlan of nolerntely If Ibe directed. st. mho the mentor,' propoort in he adopted. A porlie•Lir eng•grosent ;:e Inisreve*. lnc new ald Atoll be' %%..e dose soccreerd in furthecenc. set the great emote of Puletieal I.ibrriy, per:lodes Ike poelbiltr of are.fltill to year ei`h". awl thereby renders Day enquiry as to the pewit-Mar objects° , t,e %fleeting ete irely sow, runty. . . . A.. however. 1 premien,, it is fen a timid anloie.4l v on ran find sin infirmity in scowling with puma , ::entlensoll dnn, whose local connexions will add weit a N aa rawassaupa ror the Meeting; aad I qir. Visor obedient humble ...rum", Moistly Park, Ant. ?!. ISII. C. VIOLSkfiT. 3.VI77IEItiLD .11EE'fING. Twn •'Clock. A ennsid•rable number of persons ban already cnllecied in Smithfield, though the Meeting is edrer• sisal to be held at foe, o'clock. Brod, of arterial constables, armed with enormous bludgeons, at. parading, in procession, through the mulii.ede. We are not aware of *hat description of persons they conaiat•on this orcasino, hat their appearance and be. 'mien are every way the rrrrr of repetable.-- Sewgate and theCnetwer in Gdispor.street ere filled with snldi•rr. The gates of Birthol.onew Hospital end Green Dragnn )(Haar* closed, and suspected to he similarly occupied. The City Light Norse are easeembied at their headdinatters, and ere in a state of readiness to do what they shall be required by the Loan MtTOR, when he thinks fit to call for their anionic... To fur ELF:MRS or WESTMINSTER. Owl Maven- On reaftitg th. atorring. ha• ins arrived Li r )e trrday hrniag, I was railf4 wits •hattw. vier gni irall,n3iion at the artuttot of ,he blood t pitted at Ma rlot.orr. l'ls ......-. is. eo. i• .he arnar• ,f else !lousier' nonagon': es eh, l'etl• tinning l'enple— his is the pr.-. •1 proof nr oar staneli• g in an need or liefnrin- 1b...1ke pree. of oar tinting flurnnehianne•rs' domination—this th.• one a': Standing grey in tee of nee.... It •Prilit• ohs fntkrn it or rot Sorb wet n• rawer w all make. as h lieve, in np r nsing be e sent.ll...iimeret of a &waling Army. and sending is tie N illi;on's Dwell' (Wards not of lb, rooniry. Vet, would In I/eaten ney had kern I)OhlOori nr ileoinn.. or ilanoier‘a 5, nr any thing ra her than rage:Amen. who have done nark deeds What I men et:saran-4. onrrsi.ling, nod, gracious God ! stamen ton t al•figorell, niaion-el. rot doss,. awl trampled ow by drag. ..... • ! l• this I ncl 4.4 Th a a CA. i-tiau land A land of f'eedom ? '• ran such linings be, mod paw by sin late is ...gamer stood, sialteeded 1•' F.. bid it„ every clreap bf 1 ocliili blond in even. ~in that eine, not lit °claim, in owner Alia:4ld. Well the Gentlemen of Englund *app• rt. ne Sir% at saris pro tedinC? fliey h:ise a arrest •ealie 11111111' raiirtry t they bald great •-telate., au t ete..s sue beenn•l be dot, and in honour 1...v(0)- 144 w then' a• te sluing-revs na eh. part of their country. f•r op holding It• rights and Families: surely they will al !envie awake, nod god oh. y have duties Id performs. They 111•••• ran sand trusely hy. as lawhrn- , w, whilst bloody t h e y.., tip ~pen thew ino her's womb g e hey maw is gener .1 an re. loudly demanding 'twice ad redrew; and head l'ublie Meeting. ib.n ghoul she Uwi rd Kingdom, in put as op in its comae. 'renew. le a trip of terror and isf blood ; to of oil roasolatioo, a. far as ii c,a be alf..r - ed. and legal re dress. to he Utility!, a'al arpl arss—wist.listed sienimas of ilti• en para'leled and barbarous outrage. this purpose I propose ikon a %lee ing should be wiled in Wets...limier, oh eh re (Gen lemea of the moaner will littlinV, and a lone surnsnante 1 will hold myself in creditless ft *wen e, Whether 0-. pit ally of oar asertiac a ill be de IL by mil tar, ear , Winn 1 Ismer Cat) bat his I know, a wan can die hot more, aid tower bi ter than a sirdieuliug ibe laws awl litsertie• of hi. ntr • Utmost- this haey attires,. I ran wareely tell what I have urine!' ; ii may be a libel, or tie Aitosary-Goote,l m a ) c ol it imp, 1...1 at he pl . . N ben she wren Ili-hops were tried fa. lib I, army of James 11., then rut-moped on I I a heath for •apporeing at tiittnry power. gale three Clieentua bear- t.iit 4.6,4 acquittal. The K.ast. start id at lie httior.. nArd. ;...silt.Al? No °trait, Sir. was the sumer, bat the Idler. show is! at the .^.r. Rein dof ',weever illtshops. Do ye roll tsar wishing the tni•gitiaj ',rani I aad slimily after abd.eitied the G..rera• nent. true. James tumid eat inert the torture on his iolilirrs— - _ Ma/ 11141111101 the tri.oi their hone• with 11i...W -eals., milio—neold poi Attr them 01 , sr. Be thi• a* it may. oor duty 12 to meek/ sod Loglaud eseetts every sae to do hit dos,. I resole. Cee , lemes.. lido Italy and (Ai14..11y, Test melt übediest fervent. (Sand) Y. BURDLTT. liiiky park, An.n. The Moniker conteins an Ordinance of the king, reqviring the F:lect•.tti Colleges of the Departments of the Third Series to meet en the 11th of September, for the purpose of choosing Deptsti.ot in the room of ho'. ebo sacked their llealf at the clase of the last settinn, in relevancy of There are eighteen DTI/mews of the Third Series, which elect fifty. Deimilm. The Ate ormareences at hillanchmier ire potirrri Inthe hornet de Paris and the Moniker. r so the details true riot et received. It is .tared in semen's from Madrid that the celebrated O'Doxast. had been deprived of the commend of the Spanish rnulM by hunt Frenimaen, het that he retained his ovation of Option General of Andaliavia end Ge. ...ton, of 1C4814. W• find skis that Gesterato /MO and Ceus Mousoron, 10 1 0 pr•llielniy to.ted twit, of the ito)11 favour for their exertions in hupporiteg 0 . 1)•••tt. on that n ion, erre de mised of their cninenaiids. The King, by way of 'Gement to the Officers of his army, has pro. mind pensions to the fathers of those who shall fall io his sertice fighting against the Insurgents of South myrica. Impatient screanos hive been received hem Gibral tar and Carley. An •aptest had merited at the former place, stating that the or fryer had mode Its pea t Cuba with greet malignity, aid that not only the inhabitants of the town, bat the military in the neighbourhood, had taken the infection. 'lle letters from the British fortress are dated on the 4d inf., end they add that immediate precautions bad been taken by the Governor to prevent 1111 communi cation with Spain, and that a cordon was to he este blished &les. All intercourse would thus be interrupted, eldest the regulations of quarantine were observed. The dates from Cadiz are one day later, and they stale that the fere, bid born brought by the Asia, from flarantiab i , 11 has gristly considerable reviles fleeing the lll9t row mnnllta. Ifslf the rte. of the Asia Is said to be sibtected or dead of the dread ful malady. fly sivice% from Od►Me Af the 3.1 alt. s French vessel had arrived ther► from Conr•otinople the day before, with th plague on board. and would he stink. Foist of the crew were landed et the hospital ; three of them died the same vier, and the other was not @weed to Aue. 9.—The nornernes diplomatist of the firet rank, who are assembled here, bold no sittings, propel; y an called, bet convene lnetther in the silks Iwfere end alter the dinners which are (s►ggently Riven by Prince ...Mretrunicit ■nd the too Princes of Scnw tIITZENBVIC. it WI! till late yesterday evening that a sun of confidential confer tines. took place at Nino' MriTERNICIei. There remains no longer a doubt, that the conferences of thus diplomatists will turn open the subjtscts of the day. conspiracies, political constitutions, end other important objects; bet nobody can venture to con jecture their result. Costive are frequently dispatch ed from henry. CAP► o► GOOD floes—By letters from Bethels dorp, a settlen era shoot 600 miles East of Cape Town, among other improvements, nne appears to be of consialciatile service. Ilia a regola.ion restraining kisser from keeping e Bcityentert in his make a Single day longer than the term for which he was en gaged. Before the farmers frequently detained them, sometime, a full year after their engagement had ea• pimal. Another importaut doting last year, •is. the appreniking of flotteetor bat)s to versales mspabli of We eldnil them gle ist " D. dicoeft trade& To rtis EDIFOIt or ru• S rATESM4N. Ste,--A1 a C ' the wilt termite! to the Warr destiny of outsets's, oar wisp,, oar little miss, soil unborn nwillinns, it cannot but draw forth the lisle nes energies of every real Friend In his Connor, to step forth het.: Pen " the living and the dead," In avert from the throat of waking heninnion the mu. 'lacing and blond-dripping sword of civil and military despotism. This, fir , is no abstract subject of rig:" or slang; no party feeling or object, bet that WM.' portant consideration which is insnivitle in I's eon. sequences the freedom, the property, and the lives of the British l'onplo. Let us then d.splay that legal and constitutional resistance to the rut Wen intends of usurping power which stimulated our immortal foie fathers ; the ashes of nor brave ancestors onw trese bie indignantly beneath our feet, vi ile their cel-stint spirits freers, as they pn•nt the way In their mann tiled and groaning posterity:ll .I.•t us thee reir• trothetiairo in ut Optimist a caws.; let os be animet. ed by their sacred fire. and volume str‘r union. be e how eci...ts they wore renble , l so /*plat,. slot S. valuable Constitution" sea n keitinsale tans. Wr most not forget the moral afforded sea in the f.ble of "the fu t rrot of slicks;' they were easily dest•ro; sot by being %lois iced, het when bneod op by the strong hands of onion. oo giant-like peer , could ei ., .0 o thorn, or d e w., their rolled:De influence!!! The Signs if the Times" lie Mote 0 1109 911.0110111; they ire po: tettous: Meat Pt • o • sstoggles in womb of time : toe frioo.'• of th. Coristitutivu man. thrritorn app •.• ti. e t...f deapotiswi, to ilor Mar , ' ready falfilreent vit.tek let all personal dig. tinctiona s ul politi 41 tinkering. he done sway ; le " brotherly lore" be the standard and rallying Owl el •• altgood mew." Coo himself—Reason — the amend laws of our eelleleell 4 osni ry —the clip% P I slit hood , ' and she oporemeil—" the sighs of 0 1 .• pehtte•f " —qt.ti the :vanes of ear slaughtered coon trymet,—.ll. all demand it, If I can add any ad ditiotial !timely, and argument ro the above, I would tell the lukewarm that Civil and Religious Liberty are one and indivisible ; when the ptinriples of the first are openly violated, woe be to the tailor. Ca. thohcs and Dissenters of all persei.inoi think of this. and let not the "dark and frit" sulbeirnis of priestrraft" divide and neutralise your efforts by = perversions of Sacred Writ, and lending themselves I and their o; oi oo ions to justify the late indiscriminste massacre of mess, women, and children, at Man chester. Appeal to the onatirped exercise of year non minds, and the sate.. of the Righteous Judge of AU. In his hands, Brother Reformers, I con fide our Cause—lie who grasps • sortable w* , 11411, and preserves by his power the feeble frao.e of the least insect—lle whose pervading intellect and good ness effects the seccessive demolition of blerni.stained empires, end takes equal rognisance of " the WI of • swine" and the fall of a Tyrant ! Relying on Urn, and the mean. which he has gives me, I am Invariably, and VEIIITAI. Live of Keacurehill, Bhib. During lad sight the Luau M TOR hod the fel. lowing Placard posted ill nap( the Cif Illaasisto-hasse, Aug. 141 b, ICI9. " 4,'11(145, stave*. The 1.010 MATON berets. retries a th.t all Matters, Illnote.. bolder', and ethers. to prevent. at oinrh as • na-iible, their ap prefilter". terraoia, or any par, of 111,0 famine, Iron inane to the Meeting intended to be held in S antidel.l Ta• Mown*. be cainie °ashen give an appearance nt .I%i...ensure on such oc casions. " By Under of the Loan %I tiro. " V. 11011410 t." SaIICSTIPTWO THOUSAND POUNDS NEXT FRIO IT. —The State Lottory finishes ••st Prides, eu whirls day boils the Pities of £38.000 Consols, and miry other Capital, must be drawn. Busies Ores begot Won most conspicoous for sale of groat Capitols (whether 111nesty or Stock), as he has 1 ,1,1 t.t. net of three of the fbo,ooo C.n.010, oho nal t 210.0U0 Consols, and s I £40,000, r 20,000. boobies having sold full half of all lhe .t 1 30,(X101Host•1 t i t ism Tickets and \Wei am 00 side as his Aire-, 4, Cot n hill, and 9, Charlotte... l zed by his Apsie is the (;oeutry. LET7TR FROII Wlt. HUNT. New Veiled Pratt.. klao...eiter, Sitttrelot. !isle *l. IA 9. Mutt lou.-1 do moo inn* salt I bat wool you :soy new.. 1 beraulei "llwow. situ e.o.m. or at leant bear ors..te than I 4 , 1 het of I hoot. that is. and all wy ft...M. in I.neilon • fly be happy In her that Ism well. pray in'. ot •N t; ‘,.1 , 11e. tint I, 'tenor espied hewer health I. my Ills. find rst4t I ..." in rid rat sperm , . W , .•1 .meld woke me others i-e? I .leepA. ri :nd a. a bell. .nd . I feel afore st , eawite is Ste !Poole. :41 •••••••0. than the Work of LineaJti:e Migiftente. ail nhfajn pr co••••.- kill n dories fle remAinder of Heir lire.. The blobil 0 * 1 , . tpdi murdered pearl.. • t• henty sun :brie bends, a d will liven( ~t ri o (dilly and. MI Ins( is the. li• .. " it: the gard jade a sore. my withet. are siovirwog." !fear dull It trill 111,-f be r,.-- givers. nod that bete will be but too str.e.g a deepo.;s CA to de. maw/ •• Wood (e blood." Oar enemies will ant nri. I hap.; as, nay Wet above a wiateatiem, they have :aught the steeple hew al asiwi-iatita by *bale *le. 'flue, hue .track .... Ant blow. mud bate taken the n4fasiage n( a:tacking n per i.I- Wrillilaae. aim stwdiontly VIPe to t e Mecurot ot :1-0..i. by a large molittiry carve, the regular. keepine guard. tibiae the Yee. wanes Coweiry b.:dieted all Ilya they mold germ, and la theft. 4i.ordes oworderrd alike, friend. sad tore s I hellette their reieate. ...firmed mart. thane we heat d of one Ref:Nene , . ost•rivde yktobeal I knew, (never heard ed. I ie. Pr before on* •ueli a wstrlfidet I think there were elilve fleet is maw, of at Fain tett. and I. ...ea ant the People more tli.po•ed to hr Orderly yitereablet Ind gond btonnotred. I. seen.. eirVe were •arioar pm:ie. or I:ttioirst. ,rare ititeothel by lags. with nintira., riisperhieg like thane iii . 1 1,ithll• W. mad i• ieb a hand ni wivnle. As ivr .16 as , hee au. 1.4.1.11 diet all *truth op the stailoattl air el .. G eel .4.e 'his King," and after that. .. Rote drhanalsi v " So i st n ll,O .ympt a:y.11.1,0 , y. It weer. wens OM to hi iswineel• I tie chin e1f111.14011. I 111 r at ustelt takes by merrier a. nny pawl .4 few People tonic, hare been. for I astir parbeirlarlv inflrded had emetic... 'I/ (ire the et ugioio.r. PO preteore for Weft. taint/ tie Meeting. I sunned at Mr. .1 weivair's lawarkeet "land iy. and I wed never Iwo.. wholes from it but aneedleisk Mee whiite week. alihangh I had is.penitil 404 kind Wilier** ere wilt iii klearbetter but the neighbostrbood. via Ili . ids we Pe? turday previous in Ihit bloody bosioat• It *as no-tea that the Maglorate . Sind laved a warned thirst Me - Fie .melt saiiposid or seal offence. to eider id psi kia egertiiin Ii op prlteftdiffir me at the %lowing an Id —dear et /It AN._ iltil the do. Id Pit logo amp I Ike af p,.....„„. ( drone lido kir , ' lO4 Ilea blagieraier. what were • telirg at th e fie IMMier t ',Wised , them that at I bad it aid awns Italia oraeraselaage bt . hem again,! me, I dieright it nits ms .:sly at liner to *air mires, thew re inv. that I war. and shonaM le. eta-1 semis ar ely t•• meet ' eat eke r die, mat have ILMEIi re. 'reheat Ora* , li as itirt I least tenable. They poliodlyiletwpwri II they tMrof n . rural thine. nr alit sorb tote Amt.' , nor gore- I foetid perfe sly tatiollet In eat own mind shot It *tub sly an Idle repat.' 'IV. fart c. nowt I. tort gem rally heavie, wed nil I >.tr..ws sown ft In at., f the N....opers, peAstri ysa I'M woo the 0h.% of this to she Srei s. vat. . f ft.-eviler, i• at 1 reetised Oft tasty ef reveal ' IN ail Mir i . gidr4r. taw •T ill•i. a ei,ficlN.4l !Wt. /es eiliwat valise we en :read.... No assured, base sof throb:Moo of• dloolle of prefect" 'I irk, • the' Terneesr. But they are to a deities r. dad Owl a ill bounder further into the mihe mut niftegle they may I snake. . I net. Seal • Y..errilacerety, iii. HrifT; .. . 11.41'41, lA7 ELIJG P.NtS. Dc tr.. A Ca. R 4.— (" me down tram the In let alai . the 111 , 11 ) s c ht. Gor rived and sai!ed for It rt.,. OP I"ausi Col 1 5 6 4 11 '. from Qapbec; and Ct•iernb,.. trJae Bar. bednett PORMIOUTII, Amt.* —Arr . veri the ()remedy., South S•amen, from Wonla irk f-r Nee Southtl atm —Passed by tot Cusr., the Nfitfrtm,from Cha r !melts the Briton, Reed, fur r.om•. ' HULL. Aug. R 3. Arrived the N .t-th nriten t Allyn. from Creeoland—frn 6•• h .) balm ; and John.74.whern,from Doti.' streiti-11 6tb, 310 bstit. WttrtßY. At° '23. Asir•.: t!le Uenrietto. Keelohy, from Green!and-11 fit... 70 'on.; esti Harmony, S:Psers. (I,,rn no.. Sr' hues • Coertt. Arc 14 —The Prince It•Rror titer lilt fire... 4 dormer to it •r'et petty Chit thy. end te•tsfi tette (Oh Cowes Patilifletaid. 4FFAIii or 'AOIII. - Mr. Grady having sent a challenge to Mr. Cleat to meet him et Beelngnit, in consequence of P... trans. ectinns which .ccupleil so mach . I tip atissotints the !loose of Cnl2lolollll in the last tiessinnsoh• tattle very propetly treated the eiellesl• with cueffitetilt, ss appears hy the M1...t0g letter front the versos who was Instracttd to deliver the hostile !cliff l• Mr. Quin :- 1, creme. isle 7. IP% sr 4 :111,--1 tent year letter jes-erda) (Tuesday that 7th) to Mr. Quin, by poor tenant, MAO/ iC4 Fits« serail Ile met Mr. Quin at the hail 'one of Arias,, and delivered him the letter. Mr. Quin, on getting the letter, went into the hoes*, sod stopped there about a quarter of as fines t when he Monied frith she letter in Ills hand, end told Fiitteteld to 4.k. it back hich Fitzgerald refused to do, hat said that his directions were to get an answer. Mr. Quin said he world give him no answer, and threw the let.er iu his face. Mr. Quin then went in, and Fitzgerald mat sway. lasting the letter on the ground, at the hall door. '• I am, Sir, y•sr ono nha i llorrt versant • • PATitlcs, i;RADY." [The ebnte letter has silica been ~ u rn•, ' . ill a blink cover, through the Mass Post °tire, to Boulngne W. kilt, authority to say, that an ‘lll3or Cud.. opinion wßlaut h o it p iil oo b r: i e e s i t i p o e lli c is h t P i e t i t i g e : l e t t h a n e t o h e n i C s p S d ool l :i y i e l :u l i c i Y y n of the field, ha gave it is his derided rpirriorr, ! het soch Meeting would he inesperlient, Inasmuch as that the cloy of Parliamentary Rorfearn now 0 00 4 on it round so all itIII4CPOUS .t 54 • jou ) 1 1 ;d, it would e t i s h ; i i, e r tol li h gn t elogefhi blame causing aasSmffun:eoleourligil:aranitieg: t h a t p ad a ' o f ::; 1 e i Aoo l, lt o tr : i s te. 77 l9• l s 3t l c s ' , :h itat i: Ras : 4 : ed. t. the former': Is l A lia lP ft lie n t y• f i rf li m i;:e r a ti a m oh 4 e el P lU :t d so a c ii : d n—EGCNT hts been trolling shout Spithesol sail it. Helen's day, •t. iencled by his sgoadron, and is now aiming for Cowes Rooth, Where Rif'. sings are lai:I down for the yacht." Ilia croi.e beinc wow tattled, is Itiat ilighnese is eepected to worn i i ameoliately to Loa. don -r Brighton. On Monday evening Inla yawn{ woman wee crewing o'er 'tom one side of Itainit-street she case in eon. met sith a hackn-y coach, which was laming resod from Coventry-street sr a tor, trii,lt rate, sad h fore she c-otol gain the oilier side, •11. was trampled •••ve by the hottet. and the wheel patting neer, twaltelew lea in two plasm /the ass mobil m on Se adjoin of attop• Conn Excel aunt, Atro 45.—We have hail no •r. thuds of sr") Grain store MI.P. • t an awe allow, t iog bet few buy ers obi, aroraisa. 4 d **l mat eteetoi , ingly heavy at Mends,' prices --Oats are alto serf si,rl 111. per vivito, 100r...-41s U.si Nes, •-•"'" • and Been, there is littlest se ulteratima. I )