The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-05 00:00:00

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SATLIIDAT EVENING. *crows* 5, 162?. • . , STOCK EXCLIANOK, rwaLvE ovLocx. r•'' gine. the Stock Exchange gentlemen have permit- :, end the huiness of the Foreign Foods to be transacted An the house, a great deal of beetle took plead Oil 1 . morning. There will new be a dint& market fret ill a r.Foreign Securiti es , an d th e p r i ce w ill ma t er ially differ ri'vott arm musket to the other, by which means the great • !Vapirifistit MTH be able to sway the price. Consols - . 'far Acirtlent 'are 8 Ili ; for Money. 811. At an early boar this morning we absented the grand City Operator in the fends, make hie appear- • any, in Use Foreign market on the !loyal Etcheistrt • immediately gran stir took place, particularly in Ifni • Spieler Minds. A great deal of bedtime Is I,el t ' PlPti r l,";, llll , lP errign arenrities. owing to a report, that 'M. ptirs'ckild'haitaket.the New Spanish Loam. . COW Pick (rota 6 61'). gsll—New sparoph, male —Oll. 11) . Tr Nital., . ke • iraleo.Ffti-,- old. FO—Dessia,Sefi—DealM, Ogle •• i —Nsagreften. ';l,--Co!ti radon, KU. . . , .. ~- 41 a f - Mit ' T. n A gORROLIt PAPERS oscura* mtaireaDat: : . sfhiL.Mparsta Courant of the 27th July. received by • 01.siettip• Ito!? !laughter, contains an seibant' the[ iiffentohat •ft:tlircr had fought a battle with the Spaeth% ; . " OA i MI . / ' '' On did bordtls of Upper Pero, which lasted .9 .. 1 I A( rni t anditatlkat was compelled to r ..... 1.01, atesk,sp•lriag a 164 the Patriots hat half their *toss ; . isaa,at i an.fleoaral, and that the less of the Spoils* was uncommonly . • 1 . , ll . I '• Periilynryerr, which have reached as to the 3J init.'. t 'bribg,:vitry, little newt, but that little, se far as it eel- '? 1 1 'ldeal, the/Greeks, is satisfactory. Accoun:s. (roll Trteii # l , i if tire 17th of Sept.. state that letters bad l ' o .. .. . • been teethed at that plaee from Corfu, ander date of ;.. ; . I t li sr e t)„. 7l.mit ti: f r., A ctu si hn g! Tr s ta t u er ( usi t I s t eis in latest t t hes reportsset ye t b vicinitya d of from otfheA t that 11, g: 4, r :di, ! ecrintli Lettels from Smyrna, also received at Trieste, I • aro et that Aleppo. the capital of. Syria. bad been le. stroyedbv as earthquake. A similar report was cif. crewed ab.mt this thine last year, bat sever confirmed to its full extent. Either earthquakes are very fro/oral ' in thlt e: nosy, sod ridgy speedily raised out of than} mans, o r the present report Is oily a revival of the old. I According to the recent account the shocks commented . f'. on the 13th of August, sod on the 16th the two • i. most• severe were experienced. Two•thirds of the •henscritte ssiri to he in ruins, and from twenty- . live so thi tie thousand of the inhabitants to have p•sished. An article from Angsburg, dated the 26th I ul!irn-, •nrio:inces that the new liospodar of Wallachia , , i I•ad arrived on the 7th of tkoternber. at Silistris, where. three thousand Turks were to meet him to attend him to his capitol. It was thought that they would form I 1 L his coact! at Huck ; and this is what is called the sib:mm[l4re of the Principalities by the Ottoman forces, ..'T • sod what the Emperor Alexia& r submits to, in spite pf all his ylamut mos. The arm* article ears that the i • Toth* wive , ' in teasing to viol any agent to treat with • Alexandre. and demanded that the European .Sorereigii ebbedd net prnuonete take their affairs into con,' icrit!on et the approachleg Congress. Lord Strargford left Constantinople foe the Congress on 1 the sth of Septeutber.— The intelligence from Spais I. nnimportast. A Courier, erbich left Madrid on the 214 t alt. stated that the greatest tranquillity reigned to II e capital, and the greatest activity in the various deprimeets of Government. The Colonel of the Spa. t 4 1 pish negintent. which went ander the name of the la- pilli.' Alexander. had, it is said, taken po ion of the fort of. Intl; but that intelligence was doubted —Th e only mews from Fraare is contained in a Telegraphic . , • Dispatch from Strasburg, u Lich announced that the Commit of Derision hid unanimously confirmed the It I sentence of death lately passed on Caron. I FRENCH FUNDS, Ocr. 2.--Five per Crot. Consols opecrd at 92f. lific.; closed at 921 71)c.— Bank Steck. 165 di. :it:ln.—Neapolitan Fire per Cents. 7Gl.—Ez. 4, • ) 0. m pg on London, one month, 25f. 50c. ; three ditto, 25:. 3.5 c. ; ' 1 kir. DUMF. • W.. have, and by no means in a grn !ging manner, , • , Ele , n this gentleman's trip to the North a full share 1 art nee columns ; rather more, some people say, than ir,':y uas his der. We are sorry now to have to i ,1' ca . l the attention of ou- readers to a part of hi. , '' . ',rid act, whirb, we roust confess, appears to us eaku- • Wet; to excite a good deal of suspicion : we allude to I ••• , 41 , }\ iii curious, and, as we deem it, heterodox opinion. r•:Allve to pa/ thni icidarp reform. We shall first take ' i Sc matter as pub:islied in the Alor..4ivg Chronicle; I i . : I /1111 NO 01311 take tl.e cona»,cntary of the Chronicle I ' I " i eleag with it ; a commentary a hie!) does great honour to that paver, and especially to the writer of this par. ' 4 ' ticnlar article : any thing Letter done we do not re 4 t I c.,llect to hare seen for a long time. When we have • si. l laid this before our readers, we shall beg leave to add 1.; . / remark ; 4 a remk or two of our on ) (InoSt Ttli CHRONIC) E.) •' We elsewhere insert from the Lev stick Advertiser i arm aroma of a dinner given to Mr. Noma, in that town, • on Monday the 23J ult. On this occasion Mr. 111:31R ea•. pressed himself with his usual frankness and intrepidity, on various points of great importance to the community. One part of his speech, however, seems to u s co l en l Ater l to give additions currency to a very mischievous, error, THE STATi which those who, in their haw* an hostile to Reform; have galena beam at great pales to propagate. " He ;veld pot expert ninth to be done, be said, while the people coatinoal to send men to Perliameat who bail I on proper motives for going there, and no habits of ap• plication, cadets of nobliiimailies, and uses of Wow, who sought the stubs merely as o voila of bestow. , The coustryfrequeelly emnploixed or the Rome. but this was quite woremonable m long me it sent era ores there. In truth, mot mat eighth or one moth ever seri- , wady thought about the lonians of the House. This was a great evil. If it could be pot a stop to—if the 1 House would hot do its ditty—try to beebood our re sources—resources great beyond these of any other *a dopt if these were bat prepeily regulated awd goodected, every ono would enjoy that prosperity which, in a as• don mid under a Conatitutio• like owes; sway oars had a right to expect. Hut before we amid look for this the House of Conimoos must be properly hike!, sad those who hod the power of sending Mextbere to Parliomeat. must be actuated bfi right motives be their choice; there nowt be a reform ex the electors beftre there could bo a reform is the elected. "To all that 'assist here of the met *lmmo* , Itylirl rally retires/4 to Parlianatet. we williogly bat we confess we are st a loss to see by what promos Mr. Haan throws the biome of their elections oit there* ple. There norm be a nylon* is rice electors bebre there can be a reform is the ekeled 1 Those who has. the power of rending Ittemberi to Parliament most be dr 'mated by light moires iatheidehoice? 'then die pee. ple have the power of seeding peahen to Parliament— then there is no neceseby for reform. Such oeft the conclOsions to which Mr. IllamS'e argument weeesearily leads us. • ,Not ire call for a rdona of Parliament, that the people may hese the power of seeding menders to Path amettt,Widels they hose sot it meow. sad bevies. those who at present send minithers to Parliament have an interest diattiet frail that elks ptsWe. and tboisgh actuated no donkey effirt their choke. with .Fferesee'to tbeß Own emirate Waist. cannot be ap p . sed to be Xcritaiid by the right motives to which oine evideptly 'Mein. it will its time ~eft to blame the people foe a wrong choice when they have the poor to choose:. Thus far the Chronicle t and, werialtily, nothing ever Irtin , 4o7o This 141efrips' of Mr. Hums. Is pprecisely l thist PT Mr. Wt .riiitr. . t7id patio (hop", sad of all the. bitiant eoesisn'of 'reform of all sorts; There is see • political Poss. In Ragland. why has t preached ihe' tease duatrineoredeefottrfy profligate it Is. it is..in'fact, the everlastiog ery• of tbe basest and most impatient of ell the tools of compiles. What! Mr. fielre, GO It the/Iron of the People is sgd about Qreesselwororgh, that they do sot eboose proper frmir of the People in the South• east of Surrey, .If props, mite be net chosen by the Ono illiglailsose is dm -Dotaiiit sf datioa? Do Nfie evil arise because the people here .abent want mftitm; lay ? And aft: there wall nothing bat a etterris the not a Cola ip Oki Sarum to make ther Nimbus for that place whet they ought to be? Pal too aid joking': Or, yolk are, after all yes *gator, that Wigdit we will not here; we wish sot, witbegi further peoroestiue, attempt to desetibit. ' liorioiter, we Will be freak' with oar asieelleirti do not believe, that Mr. Hess has ever 'visited hise:m reform of the parliament, or foe a 'Outage of the eye, rem. tie has invariably stuck to the doetvloes of the Gracie; and these all aim at the upbeldino of the coerapt ; 13Mitrouostey systrm,, Hr. though often good is their effect. have bees aimed at the men is Ofice, tether than at the system, which is the real saute of the suiferlegs of the country; and, as to hie reforms, they are net only nonsensical. but najuat, while he is fee upholding the 'system; seeing that the tleiaga of which he complaias, are absolloste m eson' p, if that system be to be upheld. The truth, is (sad we bare always seen It and often rather more than hinted at it). MrAlumg would, we are conrineed, bare no Insuperable objection to be so situated as to hare it is his power to put is practice the reforms Shut nc reeomntends. lle mares to think, that the system is bad only its the present hands ; and that. If I a Moderate portion of it were manneitted to his hands, the nation would hare no very great reason to mom pl n. We, however, are of a very Jilt rent opinion And we big leave to caotiun oar readers agaiirst farming any tery high expectations from the acts of soy map, be he who he u.at, wbo holJa the ductrine, that the people have NOW the power to choose men to represent them in parliament. MARQUESS OF TITCHFIELD. _ _ At theelectionof the Mayor, the other Jay, at LYNN. this nobleman, who is one of the Members for the Town, madeasortof confession offaith t namely, that though Mr. Caminito (brother-io-law of his father, the Duke of PORTLAND) was got into office, lie, the Marquess. would not change Air politics. Change them! For what? Why, has there ever been a lientinek that was not an enemy of reform? We hare never heard of one; and, as to any other politics, who, that has com mon sense, cares one straw about them ? Beside,. what are the polities that the Ilarqness eyes has had? HAS he 'ever trade a motion, or spoken upon any matter of importance, in his whole Itfe time ? Ile called Mr. CARNIRG AS relation ; which showed a strong disposition to stick to him ; fur, he is no more a retail,. of his than we are.— Mr C. married a sister of the Marquess s mother.— This is no relationship. But, there was a much more material thing said by the Marquess: namely, that Mr. (*A NI KG was now. in a post, " which made Ishii " in the opinions of some, virtually Prime Minister of the country." What will "Junky" say to that? W e hope, however, that Mr. CANNINII is to lie head man; fur, be is the man for vs. lie is our mark. Every one of Lie words will become of importance. We shall pin him dotes to what he says; and say a great deal he must. GOVERNOR OENERAL This prize is nut yet, apparently. awarded. The Chronicle tells UP, that there is • great content for it. We believe, that nothing at all is known about the matter, out of the Cabinet; and we by no means deem it a thing of importance to the country. It is of far less consequence In our eyes, than any little short speech that shall be made by any reutless when the Parliament shall meet. We shall be obliged to say one, who will wad as a I'ol and correct copy, or report of the We atariv el the Laid Primate of Ireland. We Mit to deal witb the proiactittas of t►e Nitre. ,i.1..a i~ ~~ The Chancellor of the Bache:liter arrived la town front Blackheath yesterday, and -after attending the Board of the Lords of the Treasury returned to Blackheath. Letters have hewn received from Vienna to the 21th alt. when the Diplomatists were proceedine without delay to Verona. Lord Londonderry, and Mr. Lamb. the British ►Minister to the fier.nan Diet, it was on denloasl. would attend the conferenoes on the part of England. Among other great personages mentioned as likely to be present at the Congress, the Conetita- Hansel has spoken of the lifschess of Parries. An article in the Vieena papers, hOwever, states that the Duchess, during the Congress, would reside at Schoen bran with her fly a Neapolitan Gazette which bsi arrived, we learn than thirty persons who had been concerned in the revolution of 1820 have been condemned to death, ,and thirteen to n Fears' imprisonment. The Ga zette, however, is load in its praises of the Royal cle mency far having pardoned 28 eat of the 30 condemn ed, and foe booing committed this punishment int* im• ne4instment nod . bard hamar for 3fr yetrr. Two were ordered to 'monocled. Silvstl and IMerilli, and were accordingly coerced on the I lth : the latter hiving reflood the aids of religious, was buried in anconse seated graved. A PildnoValtoe thitette, • 'Alois has heel' received, contain. an' ordinance of Charles Felix for the regni tattoo oftlidetedious youth of hie stonsinions. oldest. if Turin bad been zealous partisans of 'she Constitatio, sof IS and =minty. irtataaalent 4 bringiog Oast.* revoisticmary eiplusiest. Nor this. the Usivereity of Turin was dietiolortl, and fine building imisvrrted into a etahle for'the horses of the Royalist troop's. ~,Lflat the army, it ,It'as low heen_ric foamed. and. together with the other sensistrioa of the hisgdom,ia sohjeeted to the pride*. Timiteltdiststs 'are cottieseised to a surveillance, ill constant *Mt en pith% at that of galley slaves. . : They are dimwit' in what houses they most lodge, what .bench they .tosses awes* what eiligions exercises they most lei _ • . Newt, - I The committee of the Stock*.Exchange yesterdey. -retoriledosiimistrerio themspilcatiori made to thehl on'Ttsistlit last, by some members of the Rouse, in, which theratneent. to retook*, teems.vtions in tint foreign fonds. la shoals' be understood, as the pubJ Ile in geletal do not seem to be 'Tare of the fait, that the committee have nerer.ftehidders the bargains its foreign socerfties s they hate merely hithettvre• fused, woes tssessetions of that desorption havetAtml place, oat of which any disputes hoe arisen, fn alkyl reference tO:iltelo, mist the bargaiitiii the knislislS Minds, for the sake of adjusting them. or of mailbag Aperblle the maims of those pareolk . ' who may hare proved defaulters. 7he only Jlitteration produced therefore, by,the new arrangemast is. that an atillei 'parasite to the integrity of the members is ebtaiiseeli as feral the mmastaittee can give it, for the batten doss in foreign . ecenrilies. as previously ealsted.,with! molest to , thew , • thia sh . 61040. 1 r4A4 1 04 4 6i Pepor.) . . • . Cor Pot 1TTcp......4 she detail of the 4isettetlisigs at on Saturday last, as given in our paper of Moseley, our readers most have noticed the derla ' ratios made tit the'Rec-mder, and tissapology to Mr. Alderman Millman, in which he described the de viation in the manner of declaring the result of tin: scrutiny in the of Lord Mayor to mistake.: It appears,howsver,that is not the ottly error whirl, has meetly occurred in matters of estafilished forms. It is wel) known by all who have attended those civic feasts where lire Loud Mayor presides and the Alder men and City Officers are present, that there is a cot lain routine of toots. On there occasions, it is lova. tialtly the custom to giro " The Aldermen who have passed the chair.' and then " thn Aldermen who have not passed the chair ;,'" and tbr senior of each class rehire, thanks accordingly. The Lord Mayor, however, at the. Sheriffs' dinner on Monday last. gave. them together, and Sir William Curtis returned thatik‘ for the whole. Hail they been given as usual, Mr.' Alderman Waithroan would also hare had to address . the meeting', but was of room precluded by the un usual course adopted. This was not the only devis-' 1 tios remarked upon that day. After the Recordet's health, It Is the constant enstom to give the health of the Common Sergeant, and each of these gentlemen! makes his acknowledgment in earn. Mr. Denman I ITN. however, entirely p a ss e d over. Were these de. viations, like the Recorder's annunciation of the sera tiny, mere mistakes, or studied insults to these gen. denten ? Sorely Sir William Curtis, who sat next the Lord Mayor, could have set him right on this matter : but when some circumstances arc taken auk, consideration, and particularly wheo it is known that his Lordship refused to present Mr. Denman at Coin . upon his appointment, these departures from ancient,. usage cannot he viewed as mere slips of memory : they were certainly not felt as suds by the part of the company acquainted with toe usual forms. MR. OWZR'II SVSTBM.--DIAIL/N, OCT. meet ing of I pollens** took place yesterday, at the European Life Insurance (Mee, ei consider the preliminary steps to be adopted for receiving Mr. Owen, who is daily expected to arrive in Dublin, and also for the porpoise of making arrangements for a puhlic meetiug. in order to give that gentleman as opportunity of explaining the details of his plan for promoting the employment and relief of the poor in Ireland. • The meeting aecordingly appointed a deputation to wait on the Lord Mayor, to ascertain his Lordship's artioiesreoce, and to obtain his consent to preside as Chairman ; and having waited upon hitt, at the mansion house, his Lordship ret-rived thrus io the most coos , Icons wanner, expressing his zeal in the cense, and ready consent to call a public meeting, and to preside thereat. A Member of the Deputation havinz mentioned that Mr. Owen would pay his respects to hi, L or d. ship no his arrival in Dublin. hr was p:etsed to say, that hr would think himself hunonre.l by a civil. from a t.entletnan of Mr. Owen's relebrits• in the annals of ahiiantl•ropv after which the deputa•i in departed, nigh!! pith the kind reception they received, as also the readiness with whieh his l,Jrileh;p et;• pressed his desire to promote the interests of Ireland specially, and that of humanity generally. 711 a Basrt6c.~'l'he keys of this once tertihh prison are in the United_ Stater, the property of Judge Washingtsvt, *meet the Wits of the lieceral. SIIIPPIXti INTELLIGENCE, D, II Orr. 4.—eam• sloTra from the IR:re s main. the 11..t.ey anil Sophia, liarraway, for the Ann, Williams, for Weytti loth soil Malta. -Int 117:Isis's Frigate. partienlars unknown.—Arrisp.i at" sidle.' for the River the Naotile% Adhird i fr.sm (;r,. nada; the wiener, Brook, trent Aleaandria r the th rrs Margaret, Shea Lier, from liilhoa; the DAnabasg, !Sou.. for Ilambro' ; the Cancord, Keske, far.Liverpsoi.al Ostend.—Wi lid S.W. FA LAlneTtl. OCT. 3.—Arrived the I P ronac *raa,. from ti.lipoti, out RV days, b o on I f or Loadon.—tr,k Variable. n.7110(771; t)CT. 'the Aaltageas, p fA . gen, front Liverpool to Antwerp,. pith Ides of maistner• —Wind W. PORTS3/(11/TH. OCT. 4 .--Arrired l .l4.4retherr, 11 5 1., tram the Downs, for the Cape of peed Hope ; s s ii„ i As Sem, Urine, fur ".t .w Soot% Wafer ; and His jasty's Ship .krtise, for Jassuiers..—LWind S. S. B. Lavalieres's. Oct.. 3,—Arrivel the Here. from Quebec, sailed lids of Augaet•t lbe dieloil.r.•%F.:. Hannan, from Charente ; the tiabetth ate 31„„ . Congdon, from Sicily; Atirlyne Cato, Mem: anJ q r Nordstown. tiraethnitf, Nom A t otterrp ; ash. r.litslair. Oraham, from Cope Dritop.—Salielf the Lord 31i.Lia,,. - • Thompson, fur Chivies*. , SIIEKTNECA• OCT. 4.—Ariirsd AilleAullissi His, Isom Petersburg, east sailed for Chodems.,, :i .., • r'efr•.;‘ Durant Sasso:.--4•Ters.tOttr 3.OirTOrsiqei th e Duke of SassAt paiwEALltrossith the Lows on is ear ja Holahan).. Iltgleitess aljghted at tits ;banes of Edema Means. B.q. Where kir. Coke.** 'eis/Wog. A - deputation from the Mayor mad Corp; rattan waited on his 'Loyal Ifighners to stair hire INS ,frcidosis of tleAbormaigh,: lie was piessed to sicairr his acceptaace of it, and west to the Tome !lei I s sw e ll , . 4b In eomplltace with Its ternal top Wessels tester was presealed to hi.o by ti• I Mantra mid bls . Iteysi Menus re:earned thanks in neat and appropriate speech, and .shortly after slt'ol (Of the hospitable mansion of T_IV. C u k r . E. g . ijaiss4,,—ilter readers will .he pleased to bate. this Joseph Mame. Esq., Al. P., whose slims tondo s be expeaditesswof deo country, bare beep en tuf o ' i s • Donee of Itkosnionsc • paired throngh Nottiaet.tra tlonday„ and ts. Cosporatbra having wry .ndataniely. voted hies'ghe freedom of die tows, as a mark of rrspect for • fli lodefatigible evertienr, h. attended at ter Charebel, tat was eare t ,t amonget dee BiiiibisT of Isoaoraig hargsmes. drsiing oat the men of Nottinglearta, aseeqssleil..in the ticildholl, gars twice tiaras cheers. . Wo.are happy to set s tbat thir tlor gessiesean is in good health and spyrlts, sad seems gblite 1....r0•v0r., 'Me operitioes against eith4r l of or tripli" sigkwaotooslospoo l fttoro.—(.ve ,tierginsas rifewiree.)., • • Mal) fel stool •Dftdelta.--We'undeSstand that Y.- 'el.l4nzia Archeitrwli i idiok the Crba towards the sow gigolos. according .to the istootsit of the dieter psi, lished is yesterday's/Meritar'rint, copied knit a co• •trtnpgrary Mac) only renleined kit midi the retsina siseiLustillayrws frotatiteartlag the Lehi Lieet-nart his carriage. intik dir believe, *as thielirst kfarraltio IfOldri, at widish ad objerthinaVe. r e p s ions, or }ea !Mite tgete alsiostiosed fart ;chafe!stint ft/ St rreis;ded, to the erode, of Allowira Irn IlSonsiste.-40itifit alort•Ory Pass P.Arls;.) HP11011'111: OWNI*11141:71::-.-111 ear lest paper we felt muscly's Illtligetl to teach v?ea,firr the err liMe. the esie °Lib" naleappy petron now limier a coarse of episcopal thp-ivption. Tbe psetienists o' al, ea!! ivhlclt to then eoitneutioieated. were in ewer respect accurate +AA only one exception. Ili. liner this I,ted Pelisse.- --- - • " %ad appolitted s hre Ilitliopt to act as ltts — drate'l allatelliiss' en the approaching trill. IBS Gratse,,hiniesniklatt ; appointed hat tar Though the Metropolitan modally takes to W. se sintere six or moan ether Bieber, on these warier.. which call fur thitefterclae of his ecclesiastical poster. particularly the s teatorinc of a P.elate from his See .fee scandalous exegeses, whesee say great pshi , e Wanly doth street.'" still. the mettle tool trnly lilt Minns permnage,at the heal of oar Hierarchy. hens sullied). sexless that she painful deny to be performed etionld be shaved in by as few of his episeonal hr;• three as it *IV possible to nominate. has confined the number of his *measure in the present instants to font. These four are. Dr. Sevin, Bishop of D.. , - toorel Dr. /1140%. Dish.? of Derry 7 Dr. !thief% H.- shop of &whoe t. end Lte”Betesford, Bishop of isieree 7 (nablia P. 414,14.) . • A letter was received le thiv eityiritspeday , fret Kelinblorgh, which iknisonali the 'death of the serl . !ter. fleorge Mai4ain. D. ID...*Deii of York. a rd Rectos of Seoltestioy. This awlancholy event it sr• der.t Ito have taken piece at Scone, the seat of the girl of llattsArid, anifthat the /Sean died in thee:ro of his sisters ths,.Couiatesi et Alausfield.— 01-1 Chronicle) i : •.- . •• • We hear it le ocogilied to the tenants ern Lis Grace the Duke of Itutlnad's extensive estate , . that at the next rent-day an abatement will he made in the rest*, not as a return by per eggnog , . bat according In the el• tuition and Lireumstasees of the farms.—(Pc , ./u , ' Mae ) ern.) Sr. JAM get PaLaie..—..—The dilapidated stereo( Royal Resisteme, ibbillos, exiled for tbeassistaare of the briclalaver end inasan, when repairs were later metered. Little cou:d he said at ant time of its re- Cellar design. and appearance but we may fairly re mark, that it will s'ortly present at better aspect this the public hare kiwis n it west during some years. — The buildings nearest the Park wall already display an improved appearance, and form an object met , which pass/vivre may honk with satisfaction. fLe *pertinent* destroyed ity.fi-e, schist in the occepatieh of the Duke or Cat. , l.rider, have bees rel•silt with pinata and embattled parapet, to accord with the Fl" meal design of the (he of the •dd towers in the east wins ins been partly repair". er' l the intention is to revive other puts drcair4 Fet time seem, to have nt.ole tuck rude havoc. that art i. not able to make roed the ravage.. Thr worlove "Peet the whole latte.r tort.t come down. The Pshlir are likely to derive °to:advantage I , oni these work.. namely, the ope:iin; o! a better avenue to the leer than they had before the. repairs commented. Carta licensed to carry platengers. are liable in a of ‘2.1. per mile, and , Cie duty is a ;i•r N ealil• npon eel tulle at hen .eto rating as %ell as %ahem to any place, provided they carry passenger. Ca " . " 4 " • t may to: be georrally known, 'Wall persons aiding, miming, or per. inert few''"' where rent is der mil enpid, become fur the payment of su,!i teal. 1 i -1