The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-31 00:00:00

t 4 . - AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. • (FRO)e Tile lIDINIVROIIOIIIIIIIIVCIt, DRC. 29.) A number of counties to Scotlead—Argyll, Bat Caithaess,Cromarty, Dumbarton. Elgin, Fife, Fur! Leoark, Mid Lothian Reef:es', Sut,:erlanit; and Orts•shol oppoieted esasosittem to . wrest at Ethabs, caw perms of consider* the 'writ ulturaidiaremrs of the coontry. and the swans of relieving them: twilit of the General Cot:iodate was held If donde Hotel. so Montisr.the Yid of December, it.* Right Hem. Sir John hisclair. Bart. in the chair, x hen he laid before that Committee a report drawn no by a sub-colotnittee. appointed by a former Geiser.' Meeting on the 16th of December, which consisted • .time following members :- 1. .f be Earl of Roseberry ; 2. The Lord Belhaven 3. Sir Henry Steuart. Bart, of Allanton • 4. John ` Agnew. Esq. of Sheuchan ; Hilbert Lang Jilt Esq. of Lindertis ; 6. deorgeHobertann Scott, Eq. .illesholia, dad 7. Sir Jobs Siocisir, the Chairman. . After some discussion, the following report was laititously approved of. JIPORT. .4 • The Sule•Cotornittee beg Imre to 'sprees the opinions they hart formed; on the important subject referred to tthem. in the following order t— vital ' 1. Theistic greet cause of am peesest sg • distress irises from the rapid alteratios•that took in the currency, in consequeoce of the sit 99, Geo. - r. 49, which has Increased the real valoelof all too • istqntillte. tendered the pricek of all the p:odoctions s ;be mil disproportionably low , and occasioned , of a sofftcieot circulating merlinm is the country t • be segmenting, to a grea t degree, the homey pre store of taxation. tool of other hardens ffecting throat • aha are now suffering; and hence that many) oho hare entered into money engagements. are It • in obligatiose which they cannot.. fulfil without thernselves nod their • 2. That if the provision of the said Act (59. 0 . 0 . II c 449 ) by which " all the restrictions on payments ' cash, 'ball filially cease and determine on the Ist OJAy. 1923," be carried int* direct, it is likely greatly sew/raves the distress now existg ; and till . Parliament, therefore , s ho e ld be petitione in d to • their earliest attention to that enactment. S. That the hardships sad disadvantages , from the sadden alteration in the currency beforersam ' tinned, appear to the Committee to have been e/ • ably increased, by the cosicurtent operation of _ age Act (66 Oro. 111. r. 66) by which, in conse t w of the ',naiades:6 for the silver coinage. gold the sole legal tender for payments except to the of forty 4. That a remission of feedlots, as far as is( with the public safety earl interest'. and with . . per nervation of thetiatirmal faith : and, (where predicable' the substituting of taxes, which would press equally upon thewhole etteessmeity, io the room which are severely felt by those whose (row erectly reduced) are derived from land, a great source of relief. 5. That it would be very desirable, to have banks established in England and Ireland, pies similar to those adopted in Scotland, segmenting the circulation, and piecing it on . of security, would confer an essential benefit Ivan part of the united kingdom ? whose interests are deftly combined. I That altlenagh site Committee do not venters recotoretsd, in the presses situation of the country, .. e rosy fresh provisioosehnold be introdnc Into 11 ,laws Is non established, th"y are of opi ed nion, ,prroniesinn to warehouse foreign grain in this kit has ag affect very prejudicial to the wholesome tended op/relit:sof those laws. 7. That by improvement is the d istiller y adequate reduction OR tke duty on spirits, fate tom to the trade, a much larger consumption grain mould take plate than at present,—the scald he i seal—a better quality of spirits sod the fraudulent practice* which now accompany withthelr demoralising effects, would be rented, or diminished; and that by adoptiag, hotter systan for the manufacture and sale of cowsnmptioa of that article, and consequently world he greatly Increased. The meeting then resolved, That a cony 4 ceedlegs of this day, he transmitted to the every emote in Scotts's& with a asses', that tab" the earliest opportunity in his power, r comity medal, to take the same into its . consideration. On the motion of Lord Snceoth, seconded 4 lion. Lientepant-0 s I Lnff, the thanks ielewere v• tPti to the Sub Committee, for dueled the business ref reed to thetn,with so pretence, and ability. Upon thanks being voted to the Chairmat pressed leis great satisfaction, that the Mai been broaght to so happy a conclusion, and vietion, if the proceedtogs of that day were eticalig, ley the counties of Scotland, rintw mag es highly useful to the conntry at large onfidentially relied on. He particularly alit • of making silver, jointly with gold, a ' ins of which alone, owing to the (4s. I LI. per 0411 Ce). compared to its per ounce), an addition would he t nearly 12 per cent. to the prices of productions and another Meta important increase of rireristios, would likewise • its of paper money would be eat a larger amount, when. pay exclusively la gait they coati, in thetfinstlon, the rate of 644.6 d. per ounce. Ha added, alone, orjointl with gold, had hero a n this country, from the most ancient pe ry, till thetas:4k restriction and las cot , when, for the first time, go ld was meth - - payments under 40 shillings, the 561111Tgat &MMUS rairre•...__. Astley, of Dakendeld-lodge. gave at the bottom of Messrs. Bateman Bowfin the Black Mine, in ' .this solowerantesos visit was to machinevy erected four hundred the within of the earth, for the put coal from a still deeper level,of more flu A somber of ',dies were invited, ter was made at the top of the pit clot, of blostos) could be found soffici. accompany tbs file hostess to her appoil room. Mr. James Wilde. who, as age Bateman and Shoran, bats superintended ow for the reception of an engine of ' the inclined plats* int* the lower It I and perseverance cannot he too highly appreciated. rewired the party, consisting of twelve. and bad so disposed of a member of torches, as to render the high vaults and deep recesses of the works clearly discernible. The party returned after an excellent collation of coal s. an s and wise, baviog drank "To the memory of the Ide Mr. tiberatt, whose great mechanical abilities first brooleA the mine late consitlerstioe," followed by lb* tang of "Should Bald sequaintasce be forgot?" highly ' ,ratified with the boldness which bad planned the on. dertaking, and with the ascents which appears to attend it. —(ileseheofer Guardian.) _ . inviting M. de Vil pest to exist es a Misister, if he abandons the , which raised hits to the Ministry." It is evldet the anger of the Ultras, that they give to the VW woes' Declaration of the French Government, relation wholly pacific. They would not charge M. de Viltele with having detached hi front the Doty Alliance. Their holes of war tied any encouragement in any parts of dm t Bat though defeated in the Cabinet, they erldelotly pre ... i ~ 1 - •,:, ~ , ; k 4 - ' r 1 . .. . ~ . , . ! . $ , . , . , ; i I, i . i ~ . ~1 . . ! ..- 1 • 77 1 i 1 . 1 ' I . ; , 1 1 , ) ! 7 . i I ; N. i t i • ' 1 ' 1 . I i l .0 .1 1 iI ! 1 . I I 1 vletion, if the prove Ii energetically, by th (peewee highly tee: confidentially retie( • I plan of malting eilr , i , by means of which W , i • eer, (4s. I lit. per I (sv. 6.1. per ounce), rate of nearly It p total productions i. . . 1: an increase of :, for thr is s of p a tain in rmistice . Pf , •: P , ' . int compelled to i . 104 per ounce, ti • • 1. rer, at the rate of i i!.l , silver Anne, orjoi .ter in this coantr 1 Nii . 4 . hist • ry, till theist; . 1816, when, for tl iexcept foe payees YAM . 1 ,1 SUBTIRR &SIMI . • . hrs. Astley. a 1 •• .3 1 . , feline at the boll retsina pit, span \ 1 .. co llect of this sob . detfiti machine, brio w the who : , • specs% from esti - lest. A aeashet mister was ea Taylor, of Mete to acoompey th room. Mr. Jaw • : i t lieberr for so and e re S ‘ l a nd the inclined skill and perste , • received the pi . . f iliepotied of aas i ' T Malts and deep The party retel 1 s son s and win i ! 1 Ide Mr. Shen: hrociett the ml .\ . . • jog of "Shot g ratified with I , ti 4..• ' • dertaking, and •• a s . ..,..* • it,—(Mancheei -iti-.• ' i.- . . • . , • . '.• • . THE grA ,•.z.;..i., ..b. -- - ~.. . • • . is, ... _ _____ ________ _ __ _ _ __ _ .._ _ __ _,_,.. rre .,_...., S •Ifolk, and e is faiiif its rival( • vie i 1 - I ra '' " 2621, strangle in enntic 4 P l i li a 1 siall ran. Arlin advantages in point of soil and tie; ~ :":7 0 6 ,:' . Lii, . ..„, . . • . . , .., .. ..• i, „,...._ ..... th which they hai derived intro die ‘Ct oe think, take it altogether. that Net f'.•••• nate* i t • 11 Ow • late a trionlphiliCe the Minititerae first ; and it st intie eminent indeed as WO P . s i eeit end Banff. 41 _, Z a rr owsw g - ,_ -I _we.- o Has --e .• _)t roe as the Chamber of Deputies shall have opened it, trirreelliingjeeneciewofmitesety.eez:;vaissiimonnzerwvihott..:l::. .res,,y Porter. 1 2 1.,. . hue 0 • ' .‘ - id Erocrel Wale Casella* Frame: the tees :Li u Gotta - i • 4 , ..1 .111raiel; -')..e t: 4 go • , clown That they will petition fora f:t ig . '1 3.12. a --- ---- " ---1--:j a /iieffreekeis Its the FNMA cooneil bad been fitment we shotild be very perry to doubt. li.et *nazi; WO" PRICE OF STOCKS Til IS OXY IT ONE OTEOCR. lerthellar feeler aninipoted. "On the 13th of Dec. in there is no quest i on Dow a b„„ he Jamie , A e „deetimi 'Lind Hank Stork... ..... ...... i lt Stott ....... .... ...,. itie ,.. 222 o„: wiro du a t riper , s eance villa left Paris on o p f ilgr t aa h ni e z d ew e i debt tig t ao t t lo t nn h ju e s n wt g lict h eh th ttoh n er i i i ir neeocireorrtnlnillasoilinanlaintrbt. th iee ee .„ itteirVitaper Ct. Bed •• . . 804 794 llitto Ilancis As 40s 4Ss.lia, , ISM , 1 per Ct. Cons shut South Sea Stork... .. .-... 46114114111e1pitches to Verra from . the French , eleili d iner o si f uther t ila h l e lesi c it o hn l ee t tto it a r r y : t atb o otw i le i dom ie empri o kit th a e nw r td , o it ti m irus T ae; t icee s eddeeis ler e s mit y bi lth s ; Un t il " : i o s u t s leb r t ecr ,ir ' my chair, Si Per Ct silt i sonk 'Old Aon ...... Of Government. They were concatenated immediately to d r awn 4 per reels•••••• • • • 94 int ' Ilv-Ili b cos S e 7. pm. the illusteieos personagee who remained in tua ieeeta i New Foal shat Woof. ... t e riper Ct. tr 37... • boo& has. 7 a ci a pro. c ity. and gave rise the same evening tie a teeming of th e • al'''. o. I ' 6 " A sn • ..... •• • *WI 1 —."---141.111 %he he Pm. diplomatists. These despatches caused the most lively .i.• Imp 3 per Ct ' o.for a eet........ St fit% all eh l opthreheawurfeattboberimerrothiemtintebwicesinicohtn.eayreihistesttihilettatior:ti. Is bane ; I r i s h S pr.........""Y".....-......4.... enta l ila i t 2 , 71. ma sensation. They contained, it is said, some observed°. o ii Vans _„..----•---- the aides of Spain. which appeared of a nature to indoce leases the belief that France, while approviag the noble cos. • I sotto pay back the money actually takes mit 1. finnan, ';''',;:• to l i e Om re N. over and above all its tithes, al 4, ---' Esq. of Zia e tatTontan• In. tt. duct of MM. de Montmorency and do Chateaebriand Leeds, house. and manors ? The crown leads, ter. tar •.oes rag emsat the Congress. and acheowledged the neernity LONDO,V: of petting an mid to the evils and inquietudes ..- TOnsnaT, [VINING, oscaseetell, Mt ceased by the revolution of that country. heal- they to remain • . , ipinions , t . ev i to Syncit ' esp y et , list.P • PAST eyesore io'ci•ocw."-- tated nevertheless to have recourse to the expe- : r ia o sei Yise h r l t e. y ill U ta s k d e e inn r c t Frcu usr m p s t t hr a te n s e f e nella s t the sleet firsi'''l : l i!,: h io ilifel s . ; 1 '. Owilig to no espren being expected from Paris, with d . ient of _war; sod that she hoped to obtain by amnia. i • cultural the French Fonda 'Consols remits steady, at 901 to SI, hoes and menaces (meioses) a r . nolt favoorable to the . then. wilt have the audacity to propose an te' will be no easy matter to niece the Innen of Itar .i e h t ., oh Place the price at which they opened, withdut little Wolin" security of monarc h and of social order. Very short) who, a courier, leave all the other things nntoncbeti. ti sh at, a redne. leo. 111. doing. It is expected that the negotiation between after the ansFeatioo ef these despatches, 1 money „ :t w os o r r ranee and Spoilt wilt be of long iteration, as each 'id dto tench Ministry, let set for Paris, a nd don now take ease without a reformed pertiva 4• . . I a wen t party will have to give way or ineist on soros point or it was remarli ,as we hive Wood noticed, that the for ends a Parliament, and soda a Parliattie4: i. ! , e i o y ; there. other; end dining. this period, the Fonds will hone diately after the arrival of this (*wirier in tbe vapital,the make as equitable adjanatent. Pre ..... different docteetions. ultimatum of the Courts of Rosen, Austria, and Prussia, . . ie classes F oeitt ow FUN N oll. Swish. Bowls opened this were sent in all speed to Madrid." With rowel to the - EDINBURGH REVIEW • - involved Porn " morning, at Mt done at 5/4.at which price they re we rejoice that these Edinburgh simpers Lave di s cerned main steady, with little deiag. This day Is account day recall of the Russian, Prussian, and Austrian Anthem. We are always glad to receive repeatart 'Ann : 274 . t h e i r teepee - si . gns of repentance. They hive toceetly reerive4 tie. 1 min to for all fOreigq securities, Eut we do not Sear of any de • dots from Madrid. the Constitutionnet observes, that a : Laxxixo's speech at Literpol. That allappy speeSt fanner, owing to most of the business doting this At. those who were at Lisbon were recalled by Oro- in count havin. , been done in money.. Live Sovereigns more than a year ego, and that no war, has certainly undergo** more moiling than any pow meats Les' thin. 76-New Spanish. 6641-01 d. 62 tone-New Pelle- be Ist of sin. 804-01 d, ftee-Itusaiii, tit -Dinish, 91-Neepolltaa, or any other act of hostility bas toned between any of devil of a production ever uederwent before. Ti. 'Lime greatly to Scrip, 78-Colombian, TO-Stpsaish Scrip, 81 din. those Powers and Portugal. and that netts AT Pasts, Dec. 28.- Fi ve per Cents. opened's( BSf. was exceedingly silly { twos as rd.seralde era view es to direct Paris papers of Saturday and Sunday last have lwen 60e.1 closed et KU, Bank Stork, 1,311 e. AO. 14 ..eePolits. h ever chanticleer pat forth. It puts urn irti.t of '. $ se Cent. 774. Exchange on London. one month. 23f. eae. crowing of Ditroan's cock, who *het his era t h is • ' received. By these, as will appear from the follow. t he e ., „ at m, gm, 100.-Clam Antkentique. After the re- resulting ing extract, the rnmour of the appointment of M. de Oar market, they rose to 80. 10. he stretched op his neck. sad while dm tot ;Ay 'Wawa Chateaubriand, as successor to M. de Montmorency, is —. 00 .-- watching the occasion to pounce apse . .him. Bat. consider. etheially confirmed. On the latter, it will be also nen BOURBON WAR. silly as it was, it came hem the month of die f the coin- r ed not the ......4 is m a d in a subseqnent paragraph, the honour usually allowed We noticed in Our paper of yesterday, the eon ill ministerial cock. It was themes, a ~..._. . I is made a ll:nister who retires with credit has been confined:- half declaration of war of France against Spain. Oar that made it a subject of everlasting ormanematy and ie amuse [neon Tea uovintua 07 sUnOA be en 29.) readers will remember, that we all along said. that there lashing. We thought that we bad inro It a petty ROYAL ORDINANCE. would be war, unless the Spaniards condescended to good raasacking ; bat these Edialiargh Reviewers hare cons i s t en t " Louis, by the Once of God, de. 1 the re , •• We have oreered and do order so follows :-. As the gentleman's ill Inch world have It. int at ten submit to the coodact of the French Bourbons. They given it another taro over. tad a Devil el a Asking.- rectleable) " Art. I. The Viscount de chateauhriand, Pear of Frau*, have now their choice : • change in their constitutioa.or. ea . time, the mar if sound m has hassiti boa inii. .. is a p pointed _ Minister Secretary of State for the Department war. We 'ball nos, probably. have a month or two of /cm of of Foreign Affairs, sm rtr "Int "2. Our President of the Connell of Ministers is dairies! ass rim a letter; and, not being able, wt amsprew, ta negociation ; and if we were compelled to bet. we get an answer from him • has sent the bitter I. he pi g, Incomes, with OM eiecution of this ordinance . would bet that the French marched ion Spain before linked in the nest Reties*. Mauled as the.opeeett has would be " Given at Paris, de., Dee. ete. • (Signed) " LOUIS. tbe first of April.-At any rate, we find that Mr. CAN- lice" before; shaken a" car s as it now 111 ". l ' e r i t th!. ,„ i RehrsbergS Reviewers, we ere very moth ma ts es ti are conntry " And also by the President of the Council of Minions, NINO has cot " thrown his shield ov er t he PelliA".".. this Royal correspoodest will not cause the li:b:r tin on priori. ..111. DE VILLELIL" This Peninsula is, by the bye, a along term of the Met Gentlemao greater nionification than all t..e rest .4 vs which, by " Louis. by the Grace of Ood, de. war, made use of to avoid saying Spain and Portugal.- pet together. He treats bins very civilly ; hat 43 se. '• We hare ordered and d a order as follow :- II a faatia ll " The Duke Mathieu de Mostmoreuey. Peer of Preen. Be it what it will, it is a pretty way of throwing a ewer to AM we boldly asserts it is not in the Eight llaa. "P an ever y Is appoloted Minister of state, and a member of ear Privy shield over it to leave It to le bullied into a change of Y ew" p oser tab g ive ' are "tv I° Coun ---roww--- its form of oems.e.t. We de not believe that the A apec i t i imen „ gwr woli'disyttehed t gel en ,,,, i nn " lie President of the Council of Ministers is charged Spasiards will submit td this ; and we are *kg we the Anemias Ambassador at Paths es r y On. yent, to with the esecatioo of this ordinance. pantry. t h at " Dee. Its - tad signed as the preceding." ' that they would not bate submitted to it, if &ghoul Time Prises ef Saxe CeliorgAis Is anameaced is e to the more The Momiteur likes is* in two paragraphs from bad not given continence to it, for this, after all. we rived at Pa on Friday list. Fritsch paper, er r ip ster from. Sprig Is tb . in, that the the Scho du Midi : one pOrporting that an eattece- n a il fi n d ho h ave b e es the en s e ..-...-Howeeer, wo . - M all "' " bat, lb. mew _ . -. Is kingdom, dented fall of snow has cat off the regular coamanica- veer. nelseed ip tows yeeminey. ens Ithenteriev e he cow knew ootbleg for a certainty for some time. The fore leaving Pads, had an Istrritell, -1 i .... • me and In - tion with Spain : the other, that it was • mistaken 119. war is easpeaded; .bet the Frisch Bourbon to Rt lise the melt of which, It is said, ban beer. to teem,. tertian of the Rao des Midi, that the Consdtutiosal spos t or d o . o iot b e sin keep Isle army rea d y so i ii doubts from his mind of a frit telly anotrinse.latien se ry laws ' all troops of S• h I the line f lensanatloa. and I do behave well. pain at violated 0.• tweets the two Governswents.-(Aforaing paper.) i, and more epos them f they tot * intelligence from Spain states that the lila Si Stave „ mit i ots o f bad been fired on by the French troops. On the eon. Since writing the above, we have.taken a leak at the (so far from feeling himself, as some han reprrietr - 1 the rite mad a e, - tory had been respected. These papers are sliest as to- the t ier Times of this morning. We take the following of the Coll!s. relative to the law of in• 1 " 1411•1 a'',..“'' ma _ t r a Y " 4. any other Ministerial arrangements, but a private letter from the Cheencle which, as our readers will see in- -,e , as , , , I h sent it back for revision, which is the alma, cot 0". be Pre - ,p• d at e d f.,1 • last, ... the fol • . ' stitatitteat Wm. every thing as a traaril at Stailed ; j ag . a l so a a treat eats, ..staruay evening states eludes within it extracts from the Courier. The passage sad the news from France Ind ootilepeened the Faris of beer , the 100 leg as settled :- ' is as follows :-" The Cosine? seems unwilling to admit, the news reached op to the 21st. fly of barley, Minister of the Interior, with the Presidency, 1a here I. a " thus batlonment of the warlike policy by France, anj The Courier Francois, in reference to the a Valeta.telli ence observes -" The diplotnatic sinter wet t " tell as that M. de Montmorency owed to the august , dino g by . differs t Allied Ministers 4 V .... , sit rof th e P ro " Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. de Chateanbriand. .• Allies of France not to palter with the great principles S • . - a re • ' rt e convener of the spec of teatime, greater power ..)1 tee coo bat he shall Keeper of the Seals, M. de Curbiete (' instead of M. de .. w hich he had so sue.cessinity asserted at the Congress." will arrive about the time that the Kit .of Spain s of calling a Pty el . "The Courier tells os farther, that it is evident " the exercising sae of the most important -_-r , er.,o% , i l es t is immediate Bellono,Clereoot Tonnere, aid Lauriston, remain. • ' Allied Powers at Verona did not regard the situation' ersY*ll7-thst of refosinE to "senor' ge." . Cortes. Stich a fact says more than al! •Isedecietnet The Minister of Finance is e, not yet named. "of Spain as one merely affecting the interests of o f nein journals, and than all the itaimeatiaas of lag". the by the The change of Ministry appears to have occasioned a " Prance, and in conceding the point which they did, . ce . Ca meet-ininatists. . r having con 1 es -responding alteration in somelof theme • no( France " trey made Frame the agent merely and not the add. P Lett sof the 7th of August Lave ben feeder, 1,, so much seal, • • The Moire of Saturday. says the Conetitotioonef. con• tin the following article:-Prow this date, the ma. , ahead deui e D " of their intentions; sad asks." would they the* ea . "tress th intentions to be neatrliaed by her, if she Lima by Bcheineefi Ministeryres, which tato that on the ildth itlon s tea de. the tussle. ' --- - --- - e 4° • an ..... " ititire " ha y' instead w af "' j m e es ly t •tirtheCobnosions regulations with regard us ' nnen, he en* nagement of the Stale passes into other hands." For " operatiog la tbe prosecution of a g . I elreteut?" KM . feigners recently introduced, has beer remorsd 't business had our parts we believe that the editors have merely changed " what has been the object of all Pciatia" of late, office. His successor, however, was nor ni wed. , al his full con- re acted uponl- ma aas te COMeenco on the I their gown." In atiote, it is added, " the Smile is sop. ‘. hot to detach Fance from the other Allies Do you compalgo in Copper e A, t h a t come . posed to be connected with the Foreigis Office; it " mean to say fi r th is that Mioisters were negociating Bolivar • rival of the reinforcements from , west , - to San Martin's assistance. rge might be changed with Pasq,nier to Montmorency, and will now " for an object which it was not in the power of France Extracts Si letters from the agents to ILdaves.at C alluded to the again change with Chateanbriand." " The Moils of "to grant ? That France. even supported by England smatinople and at Smyrna, have been paled this ui t l i o eff , al t o e a ce d e 4;; list night," observes the Journal da Commerce, " in- . dare not disobey t h e • mandates if the Holy klliancer ing. The date of the formet„is 23tti n of . N it s n ewbet • , :t is mint i price, forms os that another hand is intrusted with the dire*. --Thus , then, it is clear that Denies Sargwarr is die. that o f the latter the 111 . 1 hey co tat opo ti intelligence. is mule, at the lion of its vagabond cootie. This annanciatloo occupies e m u lated that the French did not bang Into the war at Report 'totes that a distinguished Caffiesibe ri' of all anvil • only two lion, and is the only article in the paper that ace. The Ness Times expresses, though in a guarded of great legal abilities and attainments . and mor . .0. portant object, is worthy of credit. One might b • Mauled to conjecture manner, its opinion that the Holy Alliance will be spiry tint celebrity. has been retained, on a fee ef ~b ll .• be obtained : nettled to mein- for the ''' what the future coarse of the SW (Quite) would he. with the King of France, for not reshiog into the war. Owen. as leading Counsel On . , ,•.?„! a. instead of he. did we not know that it always turned towards the riaing And. this paper does not disguise its own opinion that cued e. _ of a conspiracy to assassinate Vie keen (Pnettia Freeman's Journal.) 44 at 3/ 17s. Son." The Qom:Weans of Sunday has a long article France has dose wrong in not going to war at once.— nan A Requisition has been sent to the Mini. lon. pay ter ell' (atidersteed is be from the pen of the Beres Viscolks). lime hit est. renders 110001477-1111/4 DAttlit. STILWAST Sawaiafabile, s i gne d b y upwar ds o r tb• N ostra I n that either Welt. en a legal ten. lAmentingoverthedismivalofllontasonacy emotional and Doctor STODDART at e. Who are they paid by ; desiring him , previous to the Sleeting o , . . _ convene rile County, to consider of Petition, • 4 Do et periods er its calamity.T6e same paper asserts Thiel:oast Poison' Bor- whose seutitnesis they generally speak; te please whom. H of Parliament, preying some alledatters coinage set of go despatched" courier to hisCond(Reeen) on Friday- In short, they write and lie and rave fro. sue end of the these swar d heet k e „, w h ic h so w probe epos all t made etc/vain(y, .1.: mt t i ...II -Miner, -t appears from private acconets.was much year to the other. If the beadsreer cal guess at the per- " gyre d i n t h e c u ltivation of the Soil, or Ara i° the standard of enrages! and disappointed. at the retirement of his friend sons whom they serve. will b fool enough to believe m eaner connecte4l with the Landed In , terv ..„. de Mitstmorency. The breach between) th e Royalist t h a t th e y d o not now speak the sentiments aad express tre k i rs hot . . W ile . that on li ti r te li ti e f e Z e of r o e"' month in • Saturday last, and Ultra parties is widened to an extreme, and it is co- the fe:linge of those persoas. The connection b e t we en dec i tToe in the tax nn Salt take* plate, can elegant de rions to observe the effeet it has produced. The Ultras errant and master e !connection between me- It is said that it is not inteniiert tO tr. in the 11.h'is an and Sh ..... 's who conceive M. de Villele to have gone too far on the ther and baby at the breaths at closer than that which regiment is future. 'lnt to assemble ti,e tree le ~ r 1 Neaten. The tireless 1,-1y slde of peace. mingle half menaces with their ex i s ts b e tween old mother Conmplion and these Oro at those periods of the year when then , ~. I view the won-se of be•RE d'“lt' l • ' ^ I and fifty . feet lamentations . " _ _eV are terrified." they declare, "at pretty babn Srawaay and STODIPAST. They suck her find e mployment. for the parr. . ~ 0..... ~ lamented • Thday at least the adjutant a nd inch non.rmitimisstune m• . i arpose of winding the position of a Royal Ministry, which breaks itself op coostna li T• and She as eeeetaert r• rane a .■• than five hundred at the time when it ought to act ; which alarms Europe delivers to them her bebeste.-le it to e e believed, then. he rem *. d ed sufficient to retain on perwantat toy ...... DP ete: this ineans a great saving, *hi , ed. but when the that they °old express mortification ad/ranee not hay- Iterlsas e • By instead of uniting it ; eonfines itself to modifications , log ''the I Corruption had oil the men will come out in small ponies* hew . '• it, only one (Miss rushed at once into war. on less a icientry venturous shades. and middle terms, when the qnestion is one of actually told them . that she •as mortified bench alit ciplined. le 170 Denial it 6e that corruption bee eadearoored to prevent the ..1 Extract of a letter from . Riede's. , 4 li e Ipointed breakfast life and death-and seems to dread Its friends as much ran • . ~,t 2 :.... . Theee newer was sra4l agar ot , . p e as . French from entering ion the war. while these her two in anent to M •as its enemies." They call upon 11 "to remove a sad her, r.re rd the excavations most cherished babes express their disappoistaient and la *or place. First' rate, wove . on the fatal preeentiments which crowd open them." aed sorro w e t her Dot having done it ? -nista net to he lae • weaven; and every barn, !lyre. and aro •. ,so. if IS horse power When nu OS. Yee Ire l eve l s, „d wk collecting spirit anti what,' as they proceed. end by lined, and we mot therefore castled* that Corruption warted into weaving shons. _ I,___ it ee ei i lehly appreeiated. inviting IL de Villele" to recollect that be cannot el. wished the French to talon epos the Spa n iards at once. feW Moll WalinCietorett, 0 01 ° . WO P l " ' U , tr.. , 0.1 " la and to crash the revolutions. th ough at the same time the These always reduce the fabric, so . rive. and had so pest to mist as a Mixister, if be abandons the principle Spaniards dim were put into the hank of thrill:Arbon.. light goods, wits the appearance sof st.tutorss. to• °tire: l ' l 7 i the l ! k i lf il which raised him to the Ministry." It is evident from At presets. the oaterpixe has bees stepped ; hot the weaves, saki their cloths witlinot.et• ••" 311 ...1 .. ' ae l "' beevili " e ' th aver f h Ult that they gin to the erry equi• we shall he disappoined if it be not very soon retired, outer fold. and the it was discovered •I • •I' Ir.' t collation of coal ---e 8- " - ot e rsiir urn e'' the memory of the voca l Declaration of the French Government, an niter. —...ense--. NORFOLK COUNTY MEETING. number of tricks on the hors., 14 1 ;.“ I `,_ ... snake two three yards stonter forWesi-• le se' is sisal abilities first realities wholly pacific. They would not otherwise wean,. which is to take place next Fades' will The Infers aigsed an agreement to to so "L e " followed by the charge M. de Viltele wills having detached his county snow T h i s whether the farmers and their landlords have, . at out the stamp Ws the Outer fold. ad the *tutor' " for g ot ?" hi g hl y from the Holy Alliance. Their holes of war scarcely I w come to their senses. Of all the counties, Norolk takes rare where kr putt tite some, se s. ' id planned the an. k .occur. tit stand 1 I toss se a tie find any ..... raiment in any parts of the despatch. s t e eds the first In point of ageicalteral skillatel indestev, the quails , of the piece. This •i , ss .... ,,4. , - •• • .-.I I.'S.. 11.1.1 nee_ thee aideatie on. Then may be little difference perbapiletween it aid and was highly riscPswy. -(aorw 1-'