The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-08 00:00:00

I, s sipal Isms given, a sti frog the Pirk and T 1 double guns. kotived; . ihd. 111, ___, ids Serino Hiolo*.e. :lifllit*•: end - in... Royal. `!light; __a 7. bagel Tell over bit 'Air sloe o'eleek lei .let sod foot fot.`this, Wiodsor. Tits. Doke yr( to ter herr isge. The to tbdl %err isievres easibletimi : to presto!. Bora ttiwkosse ills.- ; • 'PalNctss ELIZARSTEI4 WEDDING DRIIIIREII. , • - The Ibliesiing La description of the rich and elegant dreier! %Wade for the weddlog alter Royal Mighness Priscra Eliza . beth,— The wedding drew, a very elegant and rids silver dame. with 'ewe wed Sewers of ,the mast beautiful &nerds point lace, . ditch aware Willed with deb • sneer. seised Belk i 104 and sleeves superbly trimmed. je,Wt. Wessels ell otv the sleeves tastefully Loped sr with silver towels; the robe of rich silver • smith thord with white win. trimmed Isiah Shekels lace. taw: dered withillver petted shells to eorrt m er e m n l nub the dress, turd • fawned in die waist "Halo 'veil furs lint diamond -, elassi-- I lewd glress.reperb pisimelifwiWi. f , with st insist began- , tot !modems of dimmed.... . ~• ' Asi elegem' rick Whiteletyffillfo.oisperbly bond arltli • - Rnman' peed beads. eat . teliased wok blond 14budy. fully trimmed so eoevesswald, Met Imig sleeves. . lif • very beautiful blood lace,. worn over u very rids is , Natio • drew. Isahroldered with bends to correspond. A very rich white finis dreet r elkontly trimmed with loaners of Reemels poled lace, headed by. a harder of rich satin roses; • body and sleeves composed of Brussels lace. Martially ores . vitiated be correspond. • ' • An elegant rich figured white satin dress, with abroad flisanc log of blood lace, beaded Willi a full trimming, cow piped of net satin and blood; body and sleeves very full, and handsomely trimmed with bland ker. Au elegant rich striped white satin dress, with two floaDees of broad blond lace. each flounce beaded with blond shell trimming 1. body richly trimmed, mad fell sleeves, tastefully. I ornamen egovitli Nod Lee. .... • . . A very'rieb amber in dress. with. border of Wed Woad Lee, beaded with awelookt of pivot menet' aba :Sh . 801....pietoso sompaged of Moat 'Lee' lain tidies body t ziebi, Isiefaied•lsitn. blood lace. • • • 0 Iv ' . Aerie.* War Arena deck, richly trimardletrand flre train with blond lace, and - sibeirtihnosiage. eassatelly instated with bowie of whits ri hand,l heeded wbh is Olen isionce of blond Lae ; llogresamesposed of blest satin and vandrkes MI blond lace. A rich green n-41 white *win sniped dress, trimmed round the train with all elrptic ninon*, composed of patent net and , satin, richly edged with blond lace. and fastened with white wain roses; sleeves tastefully ornamented with a scollop trim ming to correspond. A beautiful Pomona green satin dress. with' very rich trios- • ming at the bottom, of net and blond ice, maternity arefraent. 1 . •ed with roses of bl.mit lace and satin, very full sleeves sod patent net and bland lace; top of the dress richly trimmed with Mead; 'atria correspond. Rich white satin wedding pelisse, trimmed round with broad' • Mechlin Lee, and cape fo Ilt rimmed to correspond. . Rich s hite satin dress to wear ander wedding pelisse, wilts toll ruff of Mechlin lace to correspond. . • As elegant Meath') lace cap, to wear with rich white satin ,peliste. /la elegant One bobbin lace robe. richly trimmed t with fine , , loved Meddle lace and pearl beads, store over a very rick .• white.rotiadresp..... - , ~. • A superb lisaiton lace deem, tastefully trimmed at the hot tap• a all festoons of lace and Os rows of Alma& fist' sleeves, oul coped? haedsome lace, worn over a rich blue satin dre-s, With toll 'Thomism of net sod ado. . Two very five 'Wiseman., dresses, wins Mechlin lace bodies ••••• end llounces of the must beautiful Meeillis lace,worn over satin slip-, sv bile and lilac. Fine-ladiamar bookvanislin dress, let in with Woad joining • Leghorn' trimmed with broad flounce of fine Mechlin lace, and beautiful Medina lace bug sleeves..sop richly trimmed so tor seepund, oars immosieb white satin slip. Istinsepoesed gingsliti drew *Named mlnsatemagge • Oft=ll .lll echlia. headed sr lib juiaiug lace ISt wino 1141-es body mid sleeves of Medillojoining lace, wont over a rich blue satin slip. Twin line India sprigged book-muslin drowses, win flounces of Mechlin lace, bodies and sleeves let in with Medina joining lace. A very fine ladla late striped muslin dress, fully trimmed with bounces of very fine Valencieones key, headed with bor ders of blue satin tulle body ; rod sleeves richly trimmed to correspood. _ Three line India sprigged muslin drones, trimmed handsomely • wit► Menalin lace. . It rich white ripe silt pelisse. trimmed with beautiful bide • and white brocade trimming, with full frill, and cur• of blond lace. A rich and elegant white satin minuet, spawned with . blond lace, and handsome plume of feathers to wear with the A tit% lilac nod white stripe satin pelisse, wish French fold — lop of white mein, Mechlin lace trill. Fine India artisti,; pelisse. trimmed with elegant Mobilising., and lined with lilac Farsesiel. • Fair elegant. brain mud sarsenet pelisses, very handsomely • trammed n ith swim uud plush trimmings, and handsome bee tuft. A very fine-white kersymere tires. body and sleeves mink dered. and rich trimming of while stain round the bonuses, Ml fine Valent nodal lace colinr and cuff,. Fos.r tine coloured cliiib dre-•ies, very elegantly embroidered, with very hautlionne lace sonars. An elegant while &soma mun.ir•.g dress. handsomely ti lashed with borders or blue and white brocade timmieg, rich Mrclilau hire frill. • ...s A fine India sprigged muslin morning &e_•, flounces of • Freak work, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, worn over* green satin slip. • hour handsome bordered muslin dresses, trimmed with Valen ciennes lace. Four handsome bordered dresses, trimmed with fine-wort and lace. Two elegant cambric bordered pelisses. trimmed with Vs iencienees lace; sundries, bonnets, caps, he. to rerresoontl. • JIRK ROYAL lIIGIINI SS THE PRINCEsS AUGUSTA. A glflpeill Itain dress, With the most beautiful sir•ped haven dersilver tissue, border. richly embroidered in silver team. in termixed with celesticl blue; body mind sleeves richly trimmed with blond lace; the sleeves tastefully ornament d with beauti ful silver tassels. nod fastened at the waist with a superb din • nand clasp; head-dress, a most superb plume of ostricn feathers awl 'diamond.. .ng.it ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF G LOIJC ESTEIt. A very rich and elegant white satin dress, with two superb borders ofgold fringe, body bind sleeves richly timmed with blond lace, the sleeves lawfully ornamented with gold t imming and superb netted tassels. A superb gold tissue rune of the must beautiful pattern, elegantly bordered w th gold fringe, to cur test& dwith thedres, and fastened in he woes won asdpesb diamond clasp; head-dress. a superb plume of ostrich feathers mid a profusion of diamonds. 0 - I Ruiiop*ut MIAMI: MS IN A 111HIPIIsTRATION.— The pima' opinion at the west end of the town is, that Ministers will get through their business by the first week in June, and that the dissolution will take place immediately after the prorogation. It is also rumoured, that a change in Administration will take plate at the same time—a change certainly not fur the bettei, it it be true that Lord lAccneormis to retire, mid that Lard SIDMOU'IIf• is to be the Minister.— Wcoannot give credit to this report. It would seem as if the conduct of the Home Secretary, under the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, which has ' , brought upon his head so much public indignation, had recommended him et head.qoarters 1 It is add-' ed, that Mr. Put. is to be Ciassicelior of the &- chequer. Coax EXCHANGE, Amt. B.—We have no fresh arrivais of any grain this morning, but a considerable quantity of Wheat remained over from Monday, ci idly foreign, for which these was a demand to-day f • and a tolerable qsautity was disposed of on Monday's terms.--vfine Harley continues scarce, eiui fulky maiutailts its prlce,—Oats are rather cheaper.--In Peas and Beau thus is uo sittratiuu. . _ • 1!..4 v . J/0 OM V.llRvl - PO* bMPOTIC OFFIt44s TtltititlY„ fem9ft .1 ' •-• r• 1 Thetillitattlee apileflited I* direet the 111110101plits the the relief brie onfoommare victims of tee' late 4loopeasims •of the .Corpes, fell thetmkives.ealled vat Reim tosiddrem the air be begetter these injured individitib. • • The neribertifelaimeats on Ibis sacred fetid, is muck greater than watkimitsipated. Upwards of Ofty mein it; 14aglasid bale bees tors from their homes and famine-, end have been WWI - eolleettsely WPM days,-to quiet the bars of it guilty Ad samittritines, -maid re releardte•mest.wicked devices spied the lamiped liberties. lop eliara esuitry, Tie wivecepw -dee of mere perions, at aummy aster. tabu* * Mere 11101 ,lath the mishit wain, of 106 Minders, whose amoral prefects's . , Were &leg stader equally summated oullettagx Iskilaapemps sof in chains; exposed to the contraellott•ot enrich dtilialas of whick tote _hes sank, into the grave hie his Obeyed** ; a second is still flagrance° its brisk; mad a shied low to aicide,'kaviarta witeand o ro loll to alteenue his damtterees.apd to implore the . rctfi bonen of Neaten ad his misery for his blood. Tbestitivdtiptimminfready eollresid. do met:immina' t to mere dies lt,toed if -Oat sum s near lirjilh. has bees straitly dis t omoopst BO of the claimants, is seam appantlemo to the, circumstances which have been eepreseated to the Committee. Ret the Public will readily perceive Now totally Inanimate to thefttexistikg wants, amid lee the relief *bids she Committee bus yet been able to afford —many.nr them are stilt tbe °hire,. of a paltry p. esecatime by the "miser satraps of the system; and k'llte - Act of todainnity fur the geilt of the authors of their safer- Or. has Soak . doted twist° them the doors of that jostier. which the Uses; Ceastiostime has decLsred. sbould be denied to no man. but which la relied to these men. whose only crime was seeking et .reewberilbe bmwo by those wee have wantonly out rairdtbeus. Tbeilabsidetoijan of the Pdsel of tame insprisoned against law, ad discharged without trial in Scotland. has mot yet occupied *estimation df the Committee. Nor will they be able even to alleviatetbe sufferiocssst a umber. for whom the sincerest sympathy must he felt. soles. that Public, to which alone dine destined inarnrs to the cause of Freedom and Re turns can appeal, shall, saute justly :has generously, 'stead its exertions. The Committee cannot, however, doubt but that all who wish protection will osier it to those who are In need of it; ohm all Who wish well tp the prosperity of their country Will ewe*** ward in behalf of those who have suffered in that 1 :31M cause; and shot all who bate tyranny will shOw their a of 10 usesearal, by rAisi tie its %sounded gimlets fame 11111dtweed. By Order of the Committee THOMAS CLEARY, Secretary. . The Committee thick it right to remark, that °laity .persons hake bean arrested and !gained in the country. whose names do WI appear in the allaitst retorts to the Nouse of Comanseits. an* seem of the prams Imo-gaged in that reran) have soloed much longer coohaements their there mentioned. s uu,. , The bride. sad 1 1erfelevoesit het takes of their epleadidAresemill apprerod Jen telt bcll:4loB.oAnd nese in a oftitialkljp paligasoked bead:. they left: 'hemline eons still 4410 'Highness's 'leendeolet Plesee,Arseat's coney at 'Wiwi, Tort * . pded his Mayel deter to . 1 PrlaasiV i egent's COSMO I,col seil TriNbllied AO. the Archbishop; to rail eurms a thbg several's!! the Bey . otbN. • • 'Hest west.l24l ii , f_/7111.21.1414 , 41 lam PARLUMEN lARY REFORM. At a General Meeting of the Citizens of West. atinater, held on Monday. the 43d of March, 1818, et New Falace.yard, Sir Francis Burdett, Batt. M.P. tit the GLair ; • It was resolved, "That the Thanks of this Meeting are given to that profound Reasoner and pre-eminent Writer on Legislation . , Jeremy Bentham, Esq. lee the philosophies! and unanswerable vindication, In bill • Catechism on Parliamentary Reform,' of the Right of ALL the Cominons of this Realm equal(' to share and annually to ezerrise, the franchise of choosi Members to serve in Parliament, as well as their fur- ther Right to a sure protection by the application of the Ballot against injury or oppreesien, for having freely exercised that sacred Franchise." " James.strert, March 24.1818. " DEAR SIR. —We. the undersigned, having been desired to coinanatticute to you the Vote of Thanks of your fellow-citizens Is General Meeting legally asweibled, of which the foregoing is a copy. base du. ,e ourselses the honour to wait on yotAt ith the views and Vineerely tel.khrg lowa' estatlngsanneitt Mpr *4*- 11401112 to pro.eeute your insatiable labours for the taw& of our country and mankind, by inculcating true prinelpks of fret Govesnatent, legislation, and Jurisprudence. s* We t.ubicribe ourselves, DM' Sir, " Your ft inads and brethren in the love of " Truth. Freedoms. and Justice. JNO CARTWRIGHT. " Jeremy Beethern, Esq. " PESER WALItEII." THE ANSWER. Ye sown CIRTWitIGHT. cso. AND FETE* WALK MI, intl. •• • " goren•squmre. Westminster, March Y 3. IBIS. " Gasimancm.—Alluts me thus to repair my misfortene in not bring at Wale when you favoured me with your coll. •• When penning the little wort is tioestittn, link did I pect to receive any such reward as that *high has been thuscomr muoienied to me, and which has been vd higbly eaboaged b the venerable character of the hands through which it Mabee@ transmitted. " The honour thus conferred on me is of that sbrte thel•Ble of ti bleb will be still increal.ing, when those which are Co by a single hand, for obwyniou ness to u single will, a ill the glory of King Solomon in a puppet show. "6 Believe inc to be, w hit all respect and gratitude, yes" " JEREMY BENTHAM." Buscu Rerottm.—Osi Thursday se'nnight the blagistrates and Toe n Council of Arbroath trooni sionsly resolved to apply td the first Convention of the Royal Borghi, to confirm the free election of ] Councillors from the Gomidry Ind Incorporated Trades of that Burgh —a measure to wisicb the Mee gistrates and Council had already given their cordial assent. Sorts Lon.fuel, su very different from the ar bitrary and contemptuous proceedings of the strafes of wrist other Burghs, cannot be too highly applauded, and will, we trusts be productive of the best ants. We mentioned in our Paper of Saturday last, that a Gentleman, who had taken his passage on board an Aberdeen smack (the iearcher), then lying at Mil -1 ler's-wharf, was found dead in his bed. The cir cumstance being made known, a Gentlemen . re siding in Mark•lane came fotqagd, and recognised the budy to be that of William Baker Tretelyan, Esq. (not as has been stated the son of Sit John Trovelyan). He instantly gave directions for the body to be, removed to the hqpse of au undertaker, whom he di rected to put it into a leaden coffin, and keep it at his house until farther orders from him.—Sereaty pounds in bills and notes were in his pockets.— On Saturday night en Ingo's( was held •n the body, at the Cock and Lints Tavern. but in consequence of the vessel having sailed, there was no evidence except a day watchman on Miller's wharf, who stated the above facts. An empty phial was found near the deceased* with a label indicating that one drop of the contents was equal to ?nor drove of laudanum. Mr. Evans and Dr. Holloviay aver, directed to open the body of the' deceased, Which they accordingly did,:but mild not decide upon the contents of the stomach. The Inquest was adjourn.. ed till Monday at throe o'clock, when Mr. Evans, attended, and reported that the contents of the , stomach had been seat to Goy's Hospital to he anti ',zed, but hod not been yet returned * . and be could net state the result ; there was about half a tea-cup, full of doid found in the stomach, which be thought was opium. Under these circumstances the ColllBllf . again adjourned the ittqeest, endl the prisons pre in their report. Mr. MURRAY has renewed his lealdwiro. gow Theatre for three years at Baena of mousy espoode4 on me .ft ' • :,- • 1. Yr. I 0 .I..bitibmiet ' At the Curti teaftetteltekse. the 6th of Ad 1818; r - i#964 . hio *spit iffieskistid lib Prince 4 : . • C.; 'i ',`! ; "' Tbit de* the •fildrid heavy was, by cote alit id of ' kW' Royal fines , the Prince Regent, id the edit* and on the WIWI( of his Majesty, sworn of V! Majesty's Mod Htionerabitt Privy Council, and took illi•pete tit tbifftetird ac cordingly. *./1 . ' 4 L , Aft re* '.' *l.ll n . Whitebait, April fi. .tiattapAo His Royal highness the Prince Reskelt 140 -141141 i. pleased, in the nameend os the lobate his 11 4 1 041 ty, to declare sod ordain, that Field.kla.rehel hie Se.: rents Highness, Wince Leopold George kredesick. Of `Sale•Coboorg of Saalfeld, late Consort 01 - ber Royal Righter:a the Princess.Ciserlotte Amidst, !I/mm*4 shall henceforth, open all occasions whateseveri styled and called ' 6 His Royal [betimes ! " before Mid same nod seek titles as sew do or Worlds Rey lot% to bias. . . 1 'College of Arms, April 7\ his R..yel !behoves the Prince Regent' has bees; pleased, in the name end on the behalf of . his ty, to declare and ordain, that Fluid-Marshal bis; Royal lliahnitss Prince Leopold' George Fredetick, of Saxe Coboorgisf Stiiiffrld shall, for the tutors, est and bear the Royal Arms (with..ut the inescocheosa . of Charlemegne's crown, end without the Hanoterimk Royal Crown), differenced with a label office point* argent, the centre point charged with a rose gulch, quarterly with the arms of his illugtrious House, the. Bevil Arms in the first and fourth quarters. Carlton-huase, April 6. This day the Baron de Stierneld, Envoy Estraor. dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from his Majes ty the King of Sweden ; and the Betel de Gerning, Envoy Estraordinary from his Serene Highoeis the •Lendgrate of llesse-liornburg, accompanied by the Herod de Krone, Marshal of the Court of his Serene Highness had their first private audiences of his 11914 Elighnesi the Prince Regent, to' deliver their respires tive credentials; to which they were introduced by Lord Viscount Castlereagh, his Majesty's Principe! " . Secietary of State for Foreign Affairs, add conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant Master of the Cs. remounts. —ems— • Downing-street, April 6. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent hes been pleased, in the name anti on she behalf of his Majes ty, to appoint General hie Grace the Doke of Rich., triodd, Ire. K. G. to be Gerstein-General sod 'Go- weenor.in-Cblef of the Provinces of Lower sod Up.' 'pi* Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, astute' ••,t, hiked' of Prince Edward and Cape Breton. • BANKRIIPTcY SUPERSEDED. C. Walker, Brighibit BAN KRU miaow, Sasss, btationer. an's. K. Prttlnhl, tower Nand, Deptftsrd; victualler . April 11, 18, May MO, at GuiMitall. Attorney, Mr. Prarsoa, i laus•conrt, Temple, • et. Ilurribln. Rolton•en-le•Manrii. Id•neastrire, hitter. May. 1.2,19, at the Trick'. /lead Tavern, alonebostee. .Aitemileso Wool*. iliateestu $ sad Nom Milne and Co. Temple. • T. Hardie et, I.titteroonb. Leicester Mite, eon. !stew, April 16, 11, Mk 111 , at the Kam inn. Plaffinens• Mr..loyv, Aisne nod Mr. Jeyi., zoorthemptaa. S. K. Wilmot, Bristol, brewer. April 51D, It, May 19, at tM Commercial Hutson, Bristol. Atlornies. Leon. Lamberts mid Os; Gray lien Merits $ and Mr. Cooke. Urleted. G. Biggs, Hollsora.toridge, silversmith, April 11, 15. Marl 19, at Guildhall. Astmary, Mt. Tooker, bartlates-bulkli Holbert). H. H. Payne. Sherd. Kent, breererf April 14. 19, Ms 19, at Guildhall. Ammer*, Mr. Beelleall, Everett-air ftniorll maitre. C. Smith sod yieltriege, southemotna-rese, Reositt. riaare, grocer., April 11. 45. May 19. at 01111041 1 . All I Wait% Wears. Draper and Co. lischaate.ihildiets, Koyal I Ezettange. 61VIDINDS. April 7111.1. Philklame, BALM. ruefehaist—May SO, J. far thlog, Si. JolliteN4lllB4, vicusatteT—May J acid • iliaactielner„ aottomopinvers —May 4, C. 'fatklll.-, 11 4 Welt, mereham—Aped 17, J. Dieelo-oe, Der. 4 4: 4 1, Tose Wee. Seas-draper—Way It, W. Pletmees LA terdesterftelleg t :S. Askant, Marie MAMA eidaster. brewer : Mal T. Moore, Wank 20 21, G. M. resew, ear street-ignore. et • ye, w. hi. Mb. Chrioluisortk, Haatpaldre. Ile t Aril 40, V. Westwood. (slate!. merenam--May 1, G l _ Sontbbersted, Simon, shopkeeper—April 1 1 0 ago, Walton, Sefula, Initcler.- April VS, J. Uttimiand, PAW filieeulvlels, Kent, eeppliaker..April 28. 4. flew. map. Hell's buildings, ;lac e- s linehnforre —April Vll. .1. Hasbun and J. tr. - 01/14a.• Manche,, ter, liquor merchants.- May 2, T. sad 3. Dwvik4. Wanwt-areett Saab. aide, eurwmereknots—May 1. J. uesoakt. Alsbot•ludge, West. unirlasid. cntilc douler—May 5, T. Mania, Wirtisa.apuu Ham. • ber, hanker. CERTIFICATEN—AIutic . 2B. It. Father, Hanford, Loma, rarpeoter —T. Feataley, Porta. month. sloreller— W. Hessen., I buck ley, Leicesseirkiire, dra per—J. Harrison, Leeds, iserikaat-:-It. Cross. AberieSeooy, eietsaiter. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE.D. T. Rap and R. %right, Birmingham, sled tuy-umherv—W. L. and .1. Liverpool, arerelwriers—W. nod A. T. Ilamir.nis. Salford, Lancashire, stbool•inistresses—S. Hoppnr i on. .1. %%Ramona, jun., and W. Giro, Edinburgh Lbestical Company—A. Man nod T. Cow. Walbronk, men-knits—T. Wilson and W. Stokoe, fleabags, fallboaseri—J.. T., J.. •aad P. Bourne. Lit/equal, general aierrisaitii— It Jams cad I. Milburn Carlisle, curries.— l.Coinish and G. fluidity, Ta tistoek,lime-buriserd: r. Oliver, the spy, lee beer, is still asegalls to Mo tetss for several alinisterialisls at the easeingliklnful . Biectioe. A spottiatfight took place on Monday sight beii tween Randall and Darn *Garay, at a pobliodlioredi is the ne;ghbwerhood of Unrolls's Ine.fivids. They fought fifteen viands in 2.5 miaow*, and both re ceived heavy hits and falls. In the lest mend Bone dell aright his ailtrtsary ape tits &denies with e dash Ms on (Wt. tip eE the nose, which .settled business. Cisacctsivet.— , -It mettle that Spring will have , plenty of work on band this asimmar t Painter wants to fight hint stein ; Oliver has challenged him; and Sutton, the blatk, seems to think he stands stroggins iss ady •ith Ms Money to fight &midi) and the, match, will be immeiliatt4y on. A Toile Eatmasini.ax , —;-A Feblion at Waal ; 'how son, t youth at school, perebeetbd a Siateenth ,of 4,71)6, • Plies of Aiwgitii- sold by littmo limb* 'wired the money Iserirriday, hewn Saturday in— eked all Ms olitgblowee• fa s capitak estertaitutrent et beet and plumb pistiding, and heartily entreal , 44 his pith' (A driek all the mime in his cellar; for , -bows now in 4 leak by setihilt the belt Prise, he lipid to rintow bia Stock by golanagnbeltrst Blank, is Feeeliyea of Pert TO•1101130W, when the Tiro Nose of 830,000 and the 34 Capititle f init all be draws, as the Lottery • i •JIII- _ riftwiliffiffffeeisiwe. . . • DULL, „Aeon. 7.-410ived aid tided rot the Rivet the Prises Ifititi Ito MV, illeilltrys from Charlegton: . =-0111seliiirsiftos neat of DisOn4oe "Oltritlibliff *MO, 11Mtnebn, fhr ditto ' Ito • Ussibn, !ficitikialle le fie Ma maks, ''Kuitnphant ans.!, for `cluebit attairt,' . . for ditto, sod' sailed the . ailiale of the/ outfiartaouod;:with a 14;ht 'breeze at E.l. E:P6seetit',/hisitrgh the Went' the James-Sibbald t • Furbsis l 'f> it ' Rains/gate •Harbohr, for Carcatts:• ' ' Five o'CrAtire-4Teli • litnin • Sibbaldlt 004t1 beck swain, the wittillaytlng shifted tic the 'Wend remains in the Doan'. Poiriswoute, Artitt4rilred the Trafr;ffent ti cruise; and the 1)40410, 'Miller, tram Yeast': the Willtath ' Raker, ‘Vhitillbre, -for 'AdOtirdalu.—Put hack Tottltit tad thd ,Providence, Joillitoott; itoth fltt'Quebve.' "it PLTEstitte, A.attea. Salted •the - Chantler, f r oe'Prideti l PAtritirljaisne 11:4,11114 the PlutiiiCtryitte. for Motottillif ' Wealmorland,' jlighdatei"irbil• *lb/ • Gipsy, i bliffetifor Titration Alto tailed Itilibles• ty's ships 'Letitia Heron, bit' a eritice: Lisanirode., Aram the Giorgi, Bra mid . ; from Lemon—sailed 'MareW 15. - • '• YAnuotelitiAsatr. 7.—The Willikin, DroMmdad, front Lynn to Plynitiusb,-ita6 bee* on the Barber Sand, and makes so much watrnliat 6be hat bluesqut on our bar; ski 6ut from in hotttoiend cable. RAMSGATE, Arta Wxirts, from London for Rh lietrito,• hat been gotafr the shore, and it comikeldi thi's harbour - Hit GRAPISVID, APRIL 7.--Arrive s' the 9411ra, Thomas, from Hambureh ; Anna•Chriatinti, from ToVringen ; Waterloo; Maitre, 'fritittso4' . 6old Duke of York, Fryer, froliiitistteritabil 'Prince Augostas Christian, itioildn, 'fivol"Not titifr-Nep tune, Patterson,. from Gledoi,;'llo4Phili . t, • Pronfois from St. Thomas ; Lord Nelenti, 2 rauti Martba,Bell, from St. Vificent's..-- 1 -Szlied fhb t?ifrin, Kay, for Fort Willistn ; Elizabeth. Collo, so d Friends, Richardson, for Mtinireal Je.Wear,rotnithir, for Pernambuco ; Ellen, boilfifit, for • Cape' St. "311ary's ; Criterion, Avery, ittlilliflbiti=tsfot New York ; Ind Elbe, Iffy, feilkitit • r. ,, ; Aso • 1 1 01.11*CA I, DIALOGITRi I4 ' 4 .• FOAMING liik; ,OURSTAN pa ovsomas DliNATkti. : side.—The ,conntry has been in. vest distress —nobody to blagit"—vidirminded persons built revolutionary designs upon it: A Sospoision of Constitutional law therefore necessary. • Other side,—The country has ; been is rest trota- , -somepody, io hi it , fiufigry, Aistrdsod men tossed into mischievoui actitity ; but these Mpg so eak io powerless, so ignorant, told so uni#o6entisl, vigorou, 4tolkist.Ofon of existing law ,sr*d !lase hose quite sotcient to present ten!tiees oho danger. Derby and eighteen 4raittoul to wit. ' . M. fcc.—tbe S paltsf qn , w kuviquetflizeitestos.. 6 0- TbA". l 9Mtlf we meaty dflairowa—saporiors altsgether rot ~revettais. ; • • • • • •• • 0. &c.—to Say that the Suspension Law has save& kbe country,. is a Libel dpon the People of England. As to demoralitation, the great Author of all adopt ,has ordained, that tnisery should be a great demo. rs'igirr ; possibly to instruct politicians, wbeu they will be instructed , ant to punish them *Aso they will not.. Runge( ira physical evil after all ; as the People fed they grew peaceable; but why employ Spies, oromptoylog them why allots *hi tp I.llkil Oliver • • ••• i ti l watte.tfts M -- M. &c.Spitsere a tuicasoory. its *WO Ggvessiliegii; led Olitot is *ADO injured individual--44 to. a ego more-or les% sod a slight mrelessoess itx regard to 16e Memo el llama a: these, woo borrow an papressitioltom a Noble and Learned Lord in the Boedfort case, are venial treapffsoe+ Q., 1 1 1 4 0 ,prate to YourAlielain" { diet oliter has prodoteri moth e bb dr.e141,4411116141b* mischief 'whichJts occurred.. ,u yet ris tit & c ......N0 t you shall hot. of 0. its--r And do yoq alga op we. 01141 1 00“, Ceetliitga ? t. "14 . I . k , hil. &c.--All. •:• .0. &c. —t-But sorely you will.kamlost tho,ooegert facts of atititcessory arsveritp in the *Woos Plllifiatm M. Liu I. rogues, rascals, vagabond% hat s. tors to murder; no --we have enquired of every body Complained of, if there be truth in these statetineots, and they all say no, to a man. Bet, net to brill-as. tared, we will allow one of our body to be droll upon the subject; you shall . hear him; he will prove to }so thst irons, chaining together, old age, end raptures, soy be made the most entertaining things to the world; end if men will CC their throats, and women he flightenedinto prematire labour, and lose their lives, who can help it ? 0. &c.—But hold, you are cartyiftg your In. demnity beyond the Sospoirsion , Act: •M. &c.....-To be sire tine arei ito you this* We will allow honest, loyal, vtoll.intentioued people to be annoyed with actions at law and eingairies?—s. Why ouch is the State of • England, that if the givers of information were made known, every was of timbal . might be knocked On the heads 0. arc.• , —lndited. M. &c.--Yes, but the Itaglldi ate the Mott taii• RIORP4 moral, and well.idialmaitd People in the *mild, notwithstanding. 0. ht.—Bat are-you cot aware of the horrible in. justice led cruelty which hate been meted by Bills of Indeiwnity in Ireland M. 80.—Nay now, (*Acme 4011Varaelkail thiogs shookf be forgone*. 0. &C.—And tors we MI6, that if Sallaipirtpitht fails its Miamian he is-so pay double tate. M. 816.—Yer t we wish sti welloont•ocslatits. What Magistrate, on strong °cession% *ill act tight if be be snarled for sallow *toisg? • 0. we protest ainadvt tM. as t Sett datestablo nOttasta'and blslefel prec4itht. r M. yogi please. • Sects appears to se •to beg the OW of Many tic the 'fite erg...eats, merely lesehig Out a little phlllitiblie treble from Geeilipmen wi that cres6.6 l / 1 4116%. who spook one may sod ant* imotber order of Stmesmirw, who are &Wile ale tlitbialogty ap prehensive of 'marshy, as .141 evelleidiatil Net dertetiami • • . • lwi- ' ~.,: - - - -~J .:~