The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-29 00:00:00

THE ____....._ ....... x jlir semi ..r ig- .... The Couritr, of last night, give the MI @Cala tracts from a long statement gf .the pretraMdlillPhd . gki l Congress published abroad:— a .• 'The reverential of Xerematjeltateow the Seth - -of • f ktober, at Prince Me pichispja We Palen Oapellaei. Wer e All the Severely!' sod t rldriLlrellitrillent.•.lst.r We second confereisle, w el' ,plaeout thellid;the, Minister* tread theatre!' 0 - 4114 - 4. e terthe °Edge of the gnat lone that were; to lilt , 'ma thit 0.. pied the different Soreanallonvite eltremely actin. It was generally 'opposed *Wake polities of Prism Met teraieh would serve tithe beeletand ;ale it WI the de.. serialisation or the Cogent, Tito Emotes Violeta, I :ount de Nesieleeder $ peefellefi- etctoroces eon is . 1110 . aster political sphere. lillolsleryslionrareee follow/a, the sewed genial confeeibtreOraid the ,prensee of the Monarchs not being absol . elyAecessory, the King of Pressia left Verona, with - w-uses, to pay a Welt to Veld.... The Ministers° geest POI• 11 held their ; eittiog• daily. The Prioarlikliettersich to the Peed-. dent, and the Arlie Chanoullo.leente acts as Secretory. "An hreportaat dociment had. in the but insigne... here submitted tithe Cogierese by Prises Mistweerch, It comprised five peiseipal objects—the two first related to the affairs of Naples, Xledepent,- and Oreen--the third refereed to Spein—iiid the-two last embraced the regret Societies. ilfith rapt. W.Sealw. the etteWiewl of aft avined latervention 1)0 been resalvid in theatres.. sun, in consequesai of tlti b i . atiterientstiolleend demands or the cabinet otsbe Taikieneg. . . Tim propulsory Alm, cession tinned Wily upon the difficulties sad' amide or execution is Ganef war. .41 route( -Winded to ester . upon the campaign with letliopeiloggefew; ochres Abe Cortes obstinately persisted is kielpleg . reediest's' ' id captivity. and in rejecting a • Monarchial OtWelitution. I t was wit wished to impost Gee rayon ,Wera, :Oat to , in, duce them to adopt it thiamine... " In the order of deliberatitaa the affairs of Spain has the priority. as the iidiAgreveand pressieg. It was felt that upon the 'eluded: or the', great question of eat ~: armed interventios might:depend OM, kte of moserebiek sod of present and futur‘revolotioes.. Nepenthe two parties which divide Eurobe, interpreted. each inleis em sent, the eventual intentions of Cowes'. According • to the revolutionists. it will ogly.aished to .maintain the elite toe ; or to state it obre . eleuiely,tim precut state of - Europe. without, however. euffitieg the existing tavola:, tins to make fresh progrefa t teepee, ffiegiabd,Attatria and. Roues, would have coptimed to keep *duiniasur rection is tl.e East, whilst mairreuion in the Penhasula would have been repressed by Fraser. sod bj her army of observation —nothing more. Thu!. the declaration of the five great Power*, so iumetiontly expected. would have Lad for its ohject to ennotteckelleilly to the w 044 that they were united ils views end latereets for the =deems sure of peace, sod the reeessioa of all subeecrent to. voiutionary attempts. Ilene% ths iivolutioa of Spain would have received, frorithailcijAllience' i diploma of guarantee, and the ;principle of - 'r ated revolt would have bees cunseeratekin • the diplwaseg 6(, Su ropean Monarchies. " The moat simple examination .is sufficient to 'hew that ebbs was the of Elgised,...ii Opposition- to the visas of the Continental Power"- - ,Mer . policy wases tirely and directly to avoid 6ajteetwass to arms. . ." Rot let es proceed wills ear isaforinatimi rolatieo le tiseCoarress. The Viemotpele Moesmareacy..ionso mom and well-aegned Not" praised the- iPtervtotiollt iri conformity with the views of -liiiCoitel. lint Est- , land succeeded in arresting or suleadiwg the general assent. end the .lust project was- laid aside. - It was to embark an Austre-itossiaa.anoy foe the nate* coma Stain. whilst the Isemb inity pushed ou is the direc tion of Madrid. . -. • - - " ilowever, the repress Cations of tht French Cabs- pat had made the atroageat iinpressies , a - poit the Eir perar Airesader. A long tonfereirceloalrevliee eis the 24th of October, between tire. D0105...0 Wellingtee, Pane* Monomials, sad Vinuite de Mmtmoresey. VW panties were a sited far films site Sp eat fionneaest, iet reply to the overtures mediae lie prolimieury coo ferenets et Vienne. The . einieler hasiafflimaglit a for um; refuel front the Revolutionists sef. Madrid to adopt any change in their code-and pate of avtareliy, it was resolved no the 23th,i a a inicisterial.bolifernce, amid anomaly, on the proposition .61 . Priseit Metternich. that an official representation skald Inertede to the Spanish ti meet In thcome 'of -WI Nu. Powers represented i n.Goegretts. Tbo projeceret this' eategorical declare- tin was forthwith drawn opiand wee oigned by all the . Ministers in alphabetic-Warder.: Thus the Congresi , really commenced its operating bjthishfficial num ni ratios made to Spain; it was tett off the nest day he Pais. and from thence to Madrid. ' "Yet.the greater partof timilliehinele, and ioyertkulir one great power, insisted strongly et the Wipes, upon the destruction of the Cortex. Iglus Wooded, in case! the Ultimatum should be 'ejected. to veal the Ambas sadors from the Spanish Ouveromest,:ithose ablate* was no longer to be aeknoweedgetil, cousidering the M unition of the King and Itorri - Framily. It was left to France. provided with suffiankforces sod FOSOUrees, to support the Royalist ports,, which bail takes - arms against the Cones, and the whole conduct of the war vas entrusted to her, with: the.assureace of. receiving effectual support, if, contrary to expectation; it Weald become necessary. In this ease..Englanitaiwie declared • lief intention of remaining neuter, •It was OR the stb-of Novemberthat this intelligence arrived at Paris, .7Pliai different Jon rends then beget" to discuss the emblem at cording to their different v wp o till, on tlivietla of No v•mher, the Mealtime p ked mei obeeitratioere which, however, were se civilly ambiguous:- 'Uw e-err, there was this passage s leleich me.: genteelly asp. plaetled : --s It Is not, therolore,. ow pinyon bee* to inquire by what principles Spackhas hoe brought mot6' the deplorable state in which•the is placed 1 bat what ti_ filling to he ascertained is, whether the situates of thW Spanish people does not expdse Felines to dusters -of such a nature, that there is otccessiSe on our part—to -, leg to the necessity, and th e. righrof selripreleiy . ob. o elt attached to every nation—to emplorill the- pewee :Oh whirls Providence has favoured al% in- . 111-ening those' dangers. _ . " But bow happens it that the yossibilltret war iii. acknowledged, while it: necessity, er expediency. .06: slightiy touched upon ? Is iteo neensary,Ltfienito give titer to the ferocious Mina, to exterminate the Spanish Royalists upon the Preach freesiers; to burn sad lie& thetolne and villages wbicleties served them es ivy.: Luis. and to seed emissaries eVareinto the French ism torte.? At the date of the dib Nov. nothing hed . beta" finally decided at Verona; bet' the speedy -retain or. Viscount Montmorency was alwratenced• It is Tifliiiabit that he will I.e the hearer of the nuoifesto of the uosi gress, and of its final resoluticius ".f ".. The slips in the Dock-yard !kiting occupied. the kiwi op, a frigate. to be called the Promplng; tosotry:46 'suns bas born laid in tbe South Dock.. The eiporiatent oc co nstructing a ship in dock is Alt new :•tbe lasti,•wo here. so built, was the Bleabeifu r 9S, :it Chatham.--(Pty. mouth Citron.) • - • •) There has not for many years been knows a [trailer slumber of woodcocks in thiestiontry than lb thiAtre-. sent season. Two gentlemen •fresu the •sliter eountiO" have. in the course of the last•-weeh. ebqqcons 70. to, hp brace on the deuiense and estate ollfootlyinaritr.'lsealdies 43 brace of bates and othet siatobor.. of woodcocks may be accounterliet.,Tnell.444 matialrewie of easterly winds that existed 0114. ohasneliceamplit of the last eight days.—(Cork &Whet* Segrir-1 • • s*:' St -' V -. _,....---"' _ grebN - • ' _, 7e Mft • THE STA' *- . ...tairftlookyin' . .iWitrt duier;6ri - . .. :1 4 ' ' 1 '•:- ' . r . s.: ; -.00...-- . ..i i • aptahsv rttisli.ralse s Viehsasellet, konnit • ' thectioll yettaiday, / iff ts Vlf after' two, to iz jklodt, he mitered the Senate-bones precisely at that %awn. sod ,agpain rownnetteed its poll: 'There were not wpws that two , as. three retire oohed far lb,' Ant hour aglie kiinetritice. indeed there wErs scanely tea persons 1 it the halt, sod nut Many wore - in th e gallery ; but &holt' half attar "even it: habitue very wombed, and ix hashed a gene of active , Inutile, as if tits Meads of Me eastlidates were itakiegtheir last efforts. However, the statelier which proceeded to*** the•ViesoChancellor's table to give thew•votos,was very few, and at such in tenahl.that it wilt hirdly thou !chub* election would have i attained open ',sib .lover, it being necessary, by tisel Statntiii orthe University, in order to keep it open, :tbislat laniContioter should be polled within well hoar, .. .. f o r , TOTOI,Ife.. )a Ate coarse of the day. that though ~ r. Sc ariest was Alien lowest wilts poll, his friemis . . were ezpeeted is posts in in flush numbers towards Dias .'sleek ow would give him the aseeadascy. I watched tlms•• box with -.•ease • anziety, bat fond that, from sin to • nit, o'clock, not one. that a dotes Strive polledr initenget when wars -the two -Frac. Mre,Hte two Scrutatora, and the friends of awl of the Votes, who sat around the Vice Chancellor's T 4. Me 11,0114 the Election. Dr. Prime was Mr. ticarlett's , iiitictir . /3,lsbe, Lord Heresy's, nod Dr. Webb, Mr. ; ai d s:. I' t sac to he thee . 4ty to see that al! t.. • , Oa v a legallital to %exercise of that .rtgli . Non phut e could ossess thin hut those voile Itai Eaten th.degres of Mister of t OW Os, end it is still fottimelinsited, sa.even those of 4,41 f dagne mast belie hapbtissie some. on the hooka DOM the time they obi tabled i 4 by which they incur an etpeareOf from four te fli• paw& * r iver, or they must ban served three terms prior to the ection. The serving of then terms is, it appears; dii opt, thing that !cause' a doubt of the lop thirof ebb votes upon listh ground. I *understood that ' fosteof Mr. /Stokes 's friends were tejeeted by the advi• lalt Mr. Hint. the Vice Chancellors legal aweisot. , —• ...Mae was a good deal of disputation about the vets of, De. Darnley. I observed him come op to the bistiage tureete three times each day with his slip of paper, sat 211 often retain with it without its being judged worthy •bf admission Into the secret box ; bet w ha t was its ol; ' thistle hank I was finable to ascertain. During this seeping, as the Election was drating to a close, the Moods of the Candidates were very particular in ex* winisig the Votes, and appeared to make many objets.: lisps, bat without any effect. 111r.Scarletre friend. lino Nate, on some occasions, appeared to bays a warm dis position with the friends of his opponent. About sigkel •oldock,• the •votes were so slack, that Mr. Swirled sae bard flerveyosnd Mr. Baines, wenttotheVice Chaser"* tWa table, and after some noversation together. the tot , hewer only gave in their votes. This was Goulds's" a hat • onto sod decisive of the fate of these two sandidMus. Mk' Bankes melting to increase his strength by the adilltlesier his own vote, was In feet a declaration on his part that* gumbos' was already so strong as to remove ell spina-in ' 11011111 to t h e result I whits the necessity of the offter tie Ming indicated how mach they feared a defeat. At oleo; trehock three voters ease op together, and delivered tbakEl a* of papat.• These were thelast. The Vitas Challaltd; ' liiikept.ihe election open Without a quarter alter ten, be' Matteotti having appeared witidn that time; be proceeds} ,up thi nos. 'lbis was an . Misteas moment to tit } be Mr Oeteetied their friends, who crowded up id the bar Whisliell.:, 1 Pirates Its plan where the Vic* Chanel/6r prodaid. doll . Ihs Coestrem) Hall, heawsit the result. This box. the a •- r- IM in is whin at eat *adjournment was covered et L • a Moll piece of paper . attached to it by a seal, and oneteld With 'two strings ef redbo ribn. also soled sides of We nos. was tow opened with onsch:toiessal Nies Chevalier and both me Proctor., wage of wtsom be i FMats the last degree orprieetiet.ead haters" . in: y la . lb* postai institect, yet. peOliiips It I. 4t i satisibetlins of ale to reasete eves pedant or . ' on: As 'oat as the porteetoos box was oOseed.thaso *a ppetir use severed with .erhasos velum, oil for sack •lIMMIMOW, were placed en the same tab* wed at awn wan a wester, who; ressivieg the slips of popes how Ille Vise- DMmedlor as he took them sot of the eUMiewhez.lastsw ; diem tete ono( the saialior boxes, as they Se ho. ,walked with the nor ms of either of the ea Cslasc live f Ikeutators.eoutted them as they were throws into two di& terentboxes, but they were afterwards subjected to *Lau; saltation pt another, for the sake of greater sessesith upon whet* account of the numbers, the poll was dia dared ; but before the final declaration, it was may to ascertain, from the greater number f slips of paper throhn into Ale: Bankea's box, that is was far a- ,1 end of course the soccesalul candidate. The Under ()radiates in the gallery. immediately of discovering. Mr. Hantin's stteeess,were vehemently vociferous in their acclamations, shooting out" Bankes, Bankes for ewer I". Two or three shouted out blr. Scarlett's name. witieb Only made, what is called the Beaksite party still Moire &mentos ; so :much so, that, by the Vice Chancellor's Orlon, the Proctors ktaio cleared the gallery, before the actual °Midler) wer.ekhown. In the clamour we 41 tot hesi Lord Hervey% tame. He would be by no meats . , a popular . 'representative among the students, who think Win too young, an' too nearly on an equality with them- Wire, to spire to to important' situation. /dr. Batikes, on his suc'ens, was immediately sarrounded and greeted with tire Waite congratulations of his (deeds. The scui., tiny pecdpliethdve th hour and a half, and the nneabisf. were Dot haally•decltrad till near 12 o'clock, , - They Wegd ai follo*:.-e• ' . . • . , .' • • ili. Blokes .-, ,"1119 '. •'" .. .. ' r .. Lora Hervey ' ...,..',.•• fol• • , :...;' • •..., .! Mr .:Varlet • ... - - ''' 219 ' ' 7. .-ritiiiinli seemed so astonish wet only the faell4. .11;nithkiepieutients of Mr. Scailett, It was hardly sow '; self that Ise coshl have entered, the contest will:twil l -ill i ti l ltel l - l it ai i i ;O l til l ci i r 1 3 :a . ve 1 4, - .7. -4 4 ,'' h g r ef f 11 I g Y h it'll° 3 , id that the successful cantlittitlWw ar dld Writ - are ituelil uto boast of his superior st i wtosth. It is now mitt jt Mr, Sergeant Lens, if he 44 started, would have a much hewer ehauce ofSUCtielle than either Lord Morey or Mr. Scarlett. I have learned that there were gems wore candidates for the honour of Representative al this University than have publicly avowed themselvei: Ith..(doulhirn, it appears, ,sulicited.the support of seine o$ the Members of the Senate. but sot finding touch en eenragement; be'prutleiitly reliuquishrd his intention before h. Publiely.deelared himself 4 candidate. This Limit from a. Menaher to whom Mr. Goolburs wrote ;wire from Ithibliae, Brat sidicid ng his support, and again stating that be Reclined o ff ering - himself at present. So determined are the Anti-Catholic patty of this Univer sity in tbeit Itostility.to any coacrasioe to the Catholic bittly, that they Will not, it pomade, have any represent- :wive who.does not oppose their ulaiansi . and it is there totemic! that they wilt :sake a gzeatelfort at the next general election to throw out Lord Palmerston. From the strength they hate . shesvo itt the pretent - ingance, they can, it appeare, return Whom they please, and their. detertnituition to adli - ere to the Anti-Catholic principle if etwinglyevitseed . hy the little support bird Merril , met Witb, notwithstanding the great multi of Ministe , ilattnflueutt he hail, merely Impolite he would not at once detlate himself an opponent of concession to the Ca tholica. . .• 4be'following is a specimen _of the printed papers tibia were filled up by mentioning the College to which the Member of the Semite. ,belougml, and thee subscribing his name : COIL • eligit • ttuttitwom Joanne:a .Elarruus, a. w. '''.• *-" - ...• it • .44.,erffeirsent hay* dlesaktosia ":---•• . • . ill Parhanefacv • . • , , . _ ,IcveSl°.l;„ ,~~: ~_ - ~~" ~~ 1011-- - * ik -, .. F'4lll,' . • 't itoodlors • . Gotiotafts - I I . Ai ms's!' - - 6 - -.. ----- PRICE OIP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON6 O'CLOCK. Rook Etresir... l4O )7e Indio Rosa . . ..... ...• .. • I per Ciro/ .. . AOI Ditto Rends s.4lll.llllopes. 3 pot Cr. cm& ell sui si . Booth Sso, Mock... . ....- Si par Ct. • ...1.... ..opt •Ilooth Iles * Ohi Rm.—M RO - A Per CePt3-. •• OH ILLIDILO4. .. a . a. pr t. Peers a wl 44 ' UDR. ". .- - r -3 per Ct. 17k. : ....." 4 ,.. S. 4s Is pot., Loaf Oho • •t•:-I.116 714 • _ .Is es spa. lop. Spot Ct.. ... ... Mt Obi: tor Acct. Illi ter 63e, Irish 0 Orr COMA' . Lottery Tickets....l3l. I Is. i 0 atatelitstan. "TBsViktTISK 17Aissorkee tt INCORPOILITIDI47I I I •• ' " ill' lITATIMAN." . .* feillkiiallllllll l l. WPM ask 29, 1822. • . 8?41 , 1 1 . 1111161M 1 1411VIS is'elosio—A great deal of bad- Sella•Mit Awe this= awning in• the-ahem market, and ▪ eseirly boot it-lets knows that semis) Berme.. had . iktilMd from mils. One ottheperties elm received ~11;.4',104010 immediately a -large amount which isebtpd. limeade to fall.. 'They opened at 81$ for the et ciaisi-oid Ale for mew, titNivai hargaii was 4oSe et bath*, loresod offitihilthiat'peeseat they Me tifft fof the steepest zed 861 Tor te"osey. Vaileoir„emerge ' pre v lO circalatioo bat Sot . on aof them tan IMMeeed is pes,Sotberstic emcee. All 'thee is. know* for positive kogliat one of the three expresses left Paris at 4 o'clock Alle'dneedar aftereemi at *IAA :tilt' the Peewit. 40de.. 4116 89.40 cents.; Spade', 014 11 4•Potit" 7 4 • A l i •dis psciBo •et tlait'periertln tbi Frisch Capital. ' •• ....Foliates Pullin. —Um* et die Brokers -in die apses • Ilarket . are busy this aseislar in ankle* all their air Meats for the 'enlist day (tom Arrow); Sad it ii geeitly leered that vary few permits M. this Market will belittle Ili pay their differences. All Foreign Severities are fallen is .cesseciesce of ' the expresses from Paris tlint tip to this, hour there are so SCCOillill to be depended upon. New Spanish Deeds wem deli at 391, since which they have lowered to 581, and every persos in the shove Market seams' to be shy of mils other, sad will sot de hairnets except for Money. Chili, 431-01 d, Obi —New Prowls,. ft7-.old, 1114 7 - w a w a , es—Now fin—wirepolitae,* to 77—Colombian. 761—Pamela, 79i so 110--New Slosh& Scrip, 6 Olseesot. • Teesday's Ms papers Odds have striimil,milmolesitt ' to those we yesterdie received by express, Metals bell little additimal hitelligence that is calenlated tides* •R i ght °litho qapaticao of pima GeV's,. iadeed.appear of a pacille Wad, asposially the visits the Freer.o Feeds, which have goessity advanced tiro pie cent. is the apace of Ayer, few days. At the saws tiro; thosgh this is e strong indicatiosi of the oplesietef tlii monied tribe on the great polite' at Wee, it cis** denied that the Ultsis still /was their warlike 'rElogsA-- The soaiosehat prevails le Parts that &lewd is bly Wised tliwumlifipolas se hots award aesaiiibieff4l Treaty with thatst3ovielesest, tairelt4w esswineisei si tits sosesisos that . atinsdnel sire, any rimy likely him peened tbe argil liottaiv r Ito Hard in the kneads. •As to tie idea of a commercial treaty between Stale 101 l &wised, the-spetelation is re: AeMy premature; bet with respect to the maceisslM of Mina, there appears set any reason to desk:fr. 'set only has he destroyed or takes pomeseism she most Important posts originally occupied Ay the Insurgents;: not only have limy bees • de tested in every encouster and compelled est Moos; (Sr the seat of their pretended ItegeSey Poyoords. tf, mot to the French territory—bet symptom. still mime fatal to the ultimate success of a cause Mae military re! vases, have appeared amongst the.. They ban begian . to suspect and to betray each other; aid Oboe adds • who, under the notricif loyalty, mold sosspontisgip. commit high. trews against their Bit% ISt towsery.', denoted at the idea of memos towards theseitletw. are per retiring in disgust from the contest!. This, it its essoliy our.extracts yesterday is evideitly the ease with As Trappist, the celebrated ecclesiastical (densest. !laving foued the gees •et Urgel loaded with said -when it was thought that Mina was spproacbing, and aclgintfrom thatffircimstanes that the hearts of the potpie Mere po longer with the came which. he had esposeed, he quitted Urge,. of which be had come to Mimthe command, returned to France, and shot himself nitagaio moor the Congregalios of his Order, in the loch:sat Convent of the Inquisition at Tonlouse.—Tbe, intelligence. from France itself Is uniesportant. Whether. for the parpooofervatilfg alarm, for really through ao eideetal atoms, the mentos of two centinels postal, the itee wader the portico of,.the Linke d'Aniouleme's soil the ether is the Res eid • Loon. went off oa Monday "eight. One of the mails .ems to be slightly wounded. Such accident. happen _ MAU*. and so eerie sieely about :the voidance of tie Wog pr Prince% that solos 'loofa iway fairly be ascertained With respect to their origio and object. It appears that France which lies lately given muoh encouragement is the formation of !banditti is Spain. is now beginning to have some of her own. The Strasbereh Mail was stopped between Mesas and Cloye, in the night of the 24th add 23th, by several brigands, s *ell armed and masked, who forced the courier and a traveller who accompanied him, to deliver up their Inoory. The rusdernserie have conatoeseed a permit c after the robbers. t• ‘FrteSess Ftimos, Nov. 26.—Five per Cristo. opened iat 89f. 70c. ; closed at 89f. 10c. ; Sank Stock. 00 ; m Neapolitans per Cents, 761. —Exchange on London. :e, one mouth,2sf. 300. ; three months, 23f. 13c. ir WILL THERE HE WAR! F a ith, after all, it would stein, that the Statesman is to be the tree prophet! The language of DANIEL STC. ART (:4 High Sheriff that was to he of-Oxfordshire) is his paper. the Courier. plainly *bows, that his masters expect an iavasion of Spain by France; *nil that they are belching an apalotry for not interfering. Ms. Calewissw bag. however, his $llll,ll ready far thaw *he aries the aide of "motional MM." Let is bear t h e Co a riae new, sad after Mis s the tArearek s 'ethe said th4t Ma. i;ammtvo h 4.1 Ptoissula.r—The Courier there tireonnts, that S;.sit. ex ` preparmi.nv for 1.. She re :riled, it is true, is preinatoreinotion for e•re,-0 , ,, "a categorical &sawn from France, hors's' her aglitter,. "preparations were net in a suthcier t state of fee /nut. n nen. Where seell'a state of irritation rains in eat Ii "'side —where neither party takes any pains tie &s t yli.. " ite warlike dispmhttoe, we do not see how wvr ram 5 5 4 wooded; unless the ries, and whilst* of the otter " raotinental Bitten (vs beg to ke. wearies-el ate •fepeaking oily of •tbe Continental Potter.) were 4.- • eidnily huattt to seer with Spain which we do LA' .1 believe." . ' Thus, thee, D ' etratt.. tlie High Sheriff, is instructet 'te say, that be does not ace how ear coo be eioiiel i Masa the Holy Hale were (be] de. ideity ogirrosed t.f it. which Be does hie lodine. And which we de not •Sellive, and 'actor dist, for ' oho ' moment; believe, 4 • .. *p c readers can amply testily.—the Chronicle, wholes a. May daye, and; trued. for sores weeks, pled,r , f iffeelf for the Peri& dia. of The Katy Trihe, arri .• 'quilted in the sevens of lit. Carrtro's "awe ... alefeteren" of the Bledsoe, appears' is be raiser at lom what to say jog illt.—it .'elen. isoweireioag • • • • • • :routableg Chad bear is ibit'derseideg-' . ' . • • • '• ''"' rAf Cornet' to vsth4t *it Is *Meet !Sgebs,ietk 'sit Si 4 'wit, 0114 4444 ptepaiithisano it: ' - Ma re b' ectsol . , hie Irisiot pfaselest• modes for demanding a ; si dual tame from Fraisee,..humpes her estiliteip • C 11 " , ave.**. were sat in a sefbeleirstmate of &reran .l au' When *nett a state of irritation **harm each ."aide-whirsneltiter party lakes hat mihrs 4' disguise 'alltivivialike dispoeitioe, we: de torabethew war can he -ftreiltisd, alien the tiers sad wishes of the mbar Ler " Omani pewees (Ma beg tabs cessidend asepraldwg -“vf the costiratal pewees) awe decided', koaailt. 0at.... "' werwrith flyeedie, birchen do not - heigese.' The C 0... r•aviWelbserres farther, pa the retbotity of a •Pritair totter " thatilline'bae a triacticserai stiadard, Athh " tri-coietwed embeds., and KW salaams of Ow aid las • '''' penal Holed, sad that be is terming abate/dies upon "the Fends oysters of meaner** .. „• . . with the view of ladoeing dearth:la asoosi ibe' Prank a troops." . 04 Thus is The seeoad time taasiog The Coo " rkr has intienateditie doubts of sincerity of the limy u Alliance: - 'He wortd have no believe that Haglund is " atone opposed to the invasion Of Spoils. We bare e!- !' reed c gins, oar mimes for believieg the Allies aim r" etre!, adverse to ita armed i madames." • w• 1. • --.1 eel. you mare melee* ; but, wr ebileavomed, filmset ~, ___ „:. Yea. yo u tnergyeatpat appears. to *elute you. that your reasons tierbeestairgeoef as- ern could wish I I f you be aid *oaf to onVesplufbna rad slob., we must leave you to elitists. Sii. it) ike 'mile while, you' really tit. not *L T *angle or visestia support of what you vial the pub. ; lc to believe. le the city deportment .f the Chroakle we hod the following, which. we oappose.is aft tiastwa -elm unstated term " The accosts. to be arranged Masons's is niter a " heaSy one, tad rnmoun are credited in ;proportion as they- colociiio -with the epecolitlitim of indisidtele. 14 The best inforsaaffamewiders, however, 00116010 r lib ...bane Met the pine Vittorio* wilt see be dietarieett !'s lasi sate s ally at what emus for war bits hipaio gives t" to reseal. &edifier:asset conjoin op a satisfactory 1 4 amswer. l'hey easenve that an 'stamp* on the pett it' alma, XVII!. (who owes his &oars to lingtsvid). -"owl his coofideatial advisers, to impose %Ignites, OA 1".411, ?minutia, woahl sot be viewed soit4 CedeAressem lho ,Dejtitie eme.itta, ft* the Uhrmilloyai wive pars 44 imam of Mon *est oat ettosirt a IsteWNe I" Spanish liberty, withealwilUbsitailantepsetifsedatii; and what would the BeitiehOevarameat Molt 11004 ." the effect of tbot anomie be the *ampules of sit .1 4 seed ;feting int Ilia Fatheads by French Iraqi? 14 Would such o state of things be consisten with the • " e4foty, or with Me glory of the Britim% RApirs " Weald • the eiensis efiorts of the Sperniarde, sotto !",wbura, oily a few years ago, English's** bought is lbe sal" rook , . 4010 4 / in the sacred . too of the 4 . liberties of maded, not call up tie indigestion of the " welightesod efossos of society throighoet gaup* .44 spinet those tyrsints'ob6 dared to oppose their love " wpititv to fops that Coostitition which was beat muted " to their manners sad cisterns ?" • These are ass godstioos asked, it seews, by lire " best ••.infierried ffluidholltets"; that is to say, by the Cert. lof meet of the most roguish vagabonds in all Christen dom. These • rogues " moonily ask", the areeride says, whet eases fog war Spain bas gives to the Bour bon. What estme: What comas. bad AIMS. sad Ewa given to the Devil to quit bell, and twin/rade Needier ? Out, the Bourbon have a Overtire motive tines the Uril bad. lie only sought to destroy the leappisess of • others:. the Bourbon's bare the additional motive of • providing fur their owe sessevity.--Nestolunee it). goieb virgebends 4' Conceive that the attempt would Dot be viewed with 401U/bream 4N Me Britisk sestikse Amt, what of 'bail What wale Ilwilowthot.s core for that ? To be sore it would tot to Mind with awe V the Isaias ; 4 11 4;; what is the gamesmen to de .wh i le It Isis Owes Softies to pay at tie rate et ghee..* e rift--- 1 ; 1 - • .Alfleat would the British ititr trent 'thick of Nil, Bourbons stung possession 'Otall the sans/ stations in Spain?" Why, yen rogues, -144..eigoifiva what it would thi4. or ergs if could &saki,: to pierced it? Weald their Waiting ill of it make . the possestos less ealeartels to the Baldwin? Then, say the gambling rogues, " would It be consistest' with the alp/ God glory of the British empire ?" To he blue it avoid sot bpi yould the Boorbous like it the less for that ? How Lows lees it been their Induces to consult our safety and oar glory? Ali ! but it would excite the bedigsation of 'Alba relightesed dowses throrghost Europe. Iteally this is too bad Jist as if the Boorhom and " Ocatijo Hoven" sod all the . whole of the restored crew famed to excite the eadigsatioa of mankind! Jost ag if they have ally *setae% so do, except that of keepiag safely siva they hate got„ and got, too, by our means! We rattan bet seeing the whiskettel fellows the , came over to Bec loud to see the victory on the Serpestioeitiver, in Itili aid, whet we think of what took place at that law, we. - cannot but look open a long tam of 444 mortification to be still due to title country ; aa ve rivar,Which she is in a fair way of ea:citing, sad that, soo, through the mats of that debt. Which was OS , tented to procure the cause of the •• Orange Bores and white cbeksde" tejoicings Olt! the base wretches' To perish in the poet-boa, piece .meal toe good for those detestable teglielisafmes, who 'carried riage end Freesias toile* " deer old Bsuctsi," ban XViii, say the mores, "'solo - emu Ait .eseies to liagitted" Ate ; lad, It teptiiiselrierobat that. we 'cachou mite tba alltibetteliessig hie pommels% thou crnwie, sad • NA[LF O. only • t.w day.. balk. • --• a *v. O. . o drown ik shield vreithe MILT , •"*" gaol • 6 . same* on an follows . • 0 "It s• rinotrirl front ill th - (11 • . - S. " parts mar, and Llakiflr I t ' k • • 4" l • ;acted. it is IMP. a nrnni _ list tdb stifit' at pat eh raid 0" 00 1861 ohm saw it deo' ' li e d Irma Is r• lan a lokij i . A - k f i~ 1 4 i ~~ ~i >r r f MI a Pr ;Woo re: k k and* - lisos /PA Spia. roost e t say galigst• warm air I test. ei is a 4ftd fnrs6 •7 a Zs I, &Sit If. Ilb fistra es "id in. sad 11 ATZO: , strips, i sot. h web ea kr fres hr door It fres sp. Ilan AlaJi e gi reg. Itr ao .NW I I pimp No e slut j'i iklao Let: F—i