The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-09 00:00:00

. ~ THE STAI scOrca POLICE.' i. • , Tilt Pltai• 4 '.44 4 llN. i . . . • • Oar Realign ere owitt7eNrove our perdu. state, ' It has .beeinne s sehisid if euslulrY lelis sl l e __. ed " P " moots, that the esetreetferthe Leee•te the Preeditt' IStivo to the 'epahintereit' of Sim Peociinder rtieglic Gesetramelets'iefileb - ims VW tolorietiat iii bow it became Inititstad, sod when thisollieei's iftViik goositry, , beebiem asideded. Theism is live k Ow, sad obiended Itedeelt SW slevilhai-eall the • boon Nish has beat lotrodeclior ise _wh at n o kg t o • th ii. far ia 1i OA 101 it tellotibile it'd Co. 'The ciressii. jorisprodosee of that ~..t ry .—what. — what atoms is of teem *dammed as " a proof of . hopeaset hotiestigetishimay keattribelaS to the pro: madams a capital hi our mosey market e..b.t. oat pi lw oosoroe Read if Biltharilh heels( (is hi wee•esployeteet of that copied, in , emsesqleeco of *HO) smatesedaltpreseteed too finial: "Iptildo *low WM of tend', and the obstacles thew I. th owes its Iselgin to our Grille neighbours, an ibis trey of it .by the anthesesmarcisl eyelike Orbs Go :•. i i i ideal oso m wo o versions are sot .dented to arshey mere newel', Oilkte 641". t hei r . might be, es the real cease of this abewdaace tiviomie i , i si ot ei t real with toe sea Pewees 41114 lb e twe s 111/ mosey in the market, which, Wised, in seise Made Mutt _WIN mil *me abseils* " athebillf "lillidl Co.. is so pleotifol they lee, net-what to do with , 't *Want in that Wisdom. Poser ad Man to in- it, ~,dB l. to melee k yield the peeper estait. . 0 , 1 I•` at sad dlierborge, as whim, fancy, or lateral may biasefel to the geeorul !Milldams, as , t i o law f: po i . Seamier, to homy the terms of the asatsliatt A - ---„ v doe .., PreeeksiOu " le amtsi d efed b - eilligheel ff i of the Premise Gorerasseet la . -44 ~., pl. of Scialandas too mach authority for say emcee time, so obasi subjoin the oceoest gime ans. ~ 11,rekes, *My ialketiestd or elsoehst° n a il o( '' deniers of ibis Lean. AL Bather, his Promo a •UM ilioulhoi whether lighul I* Pa rChilied ; le jestes Privy Comsciller of Fleance, and Director ~ .. olosoo d oso solo tt o d o .—Who pia venter , te - say it the Foblic Teessary, who has late; arrived is this e ' . 11111 mot In shooed, particularly tr the Prot ow rater cry, is the perms Jelia.maneged the Iteeireet , avistaraido wibe character tat a bearvoin s L am i w ou t r a 4 few ratio. ths a , bo is. v s_ e ammo moot .woggri l faia Is is therstole. justice too oll" I 'Wile at 70 per Copt. I • - a bl e u the tompkra4s.•is hoped the larestiption easy -,to - f 4. r.' boo o h o o if oot eopprodedarlllleetleerestolt lb the .Ire biresised f . ky l t sl) Pos Ai refltie la lyiestelimie . ' ei 41 . 0 pe r . jedielereitoedilsgreTScotlaiill, and thd even wan cont. mech. Tho first monthly irestallieat of the • • • 2.500,0001. is to begin ea the Ist day oilliy mist : nay be alibis the each of right . . that of the 1,250,0001. at 721 per cent. ea the Ist ... . . ^ sr. . , ' day of July Best ; sad the, of the 1,450,0001. at 70 4 1,410,.....;.... SALT DUTIES. . per coot. on the lit day of October neat. The Loa • e t ....... 1 .4.- - . is to bear interest, at 5 per cent. .per senate, fr . 1 . . ..n ie su bj ec t of a /Se Cate of 'had I - Mike is the fist a March last, payable hi Loudon halt. - of web a general ',term, that ',think our Re/4os yearly, on the Ist of April and Ist of October, anal" w i ll u m ee oo dy , ggc o ont of its asuman. It- Wee* to be paid of within tweutveight years. A disceifet ' k ith ewe% smite general EflociPin of muuti°°; of 5 per cent. will be allowed on the piquing of in. • atropied by hroirresooten, Drf A gum SMITO, sod s t a l el y / de before due. , ot t ers . do f f g lo m b o w far our Code of Sett Laws is This Loan is to be raised on Beads to be isseed isikepposition to egret.—lt then proceeds to an ac.- by the p eewee Government, mak to Bearer, c o ot o f t h e p ar li ssis atary Engary ow silo ohlert sod with each Bead is to be ditivered a warrant spun 10801, with the ClPSeitleell Report is Wave of Mom. Rothschild for pavmoot of to interest to the Reissel• it tact uteeshols *lmo Pskeer7 Odic - bearer as it becomes due. The Bonds an thee dieid- Bees ei this tss , and girls.. historical vtew of the od _ bt x t floods of loom ' . 2000 Bonds of sax ; Sett less. Partlederi7 es to she "lure „*" sfl:ec t . esi 4000 Bonds of 2501. ; sod 25,000 Bonds of 1001. the Act (57 Geo. M. esp. 40 ) Plum- in the Id The Securities for payment of the Loan and In feosiow- Mre CAW& AirT's Modoe, in April WS, for terest are tons arranged. The Government of Pros a c omm i ttee o f & Ke pl e y on tho "object (the previous t o t will, by an Act of its Legislator", place at the. (1 91111 ° 6 Whist "kb was mulled by a eery I nstil dispose' of the Directors of Maritime Commerc e si majority), sad the evidence laid before the Beerd -101 Berlin, entails specific 11411.11111P11 to be remittedielf '• Trade on the subject (since primed by order a AS yoga, to Mr. Rothschild, for payment of the Interest noossli ere the out objects of she A• 1116191 *tie° . of the Lou, and the same Directors will also remit idea. In this part of his work, he esemerstes those t o London, by ltaU yearly pipings, the follow's. v .. Sdeasfactores which aro either mechigineal or ie. sou% via :.... • ,I ;rely prohibited by the toz--ezespllies its Olightiog te Mr year m 18414 43 per Cake. oe theatre el the Look Pi s :eras on our Fisheries —shows the rest w i t M 21.1. mi. . .:ttrwhkb might be derived from the use of Salt in Agri- "" Mar f e de. -cohere, hot thr a duty which amounts to times Ace doe _bel-4 do. 444 40. f t ite origiost yam': This is followed by proofs tad il- Me tweeireleht Iron. lie'reskress mhkik sPPIy to the Weak° of the t ag' vs Male be to be remitted are to be applied the espence qf litee z -the injery to the elitism-And the telleendettlyeßends, and the latwest of the Bends irresistible tem ptation to fronds sod MUM, committed redeemed"' to be. applied in Use same manner; the with a view of evading the duties. It these Ores forming a Slakerig Fend for the protection 'of the -.copies of Ave classes la the Act (57 Gee. Ill.) in p o bi tst 4or m ith j h o p rows* Government V at liberty .... oneraitiratioe - ef sane obeereatioss in the Cu.; sad to i ftrok iVa y o dor savolosooosor sod hi ear, lit the ' wry-11010 the these Stet of Mee *Owl 'ad Of thi tweaty-eight liars, ary of the Bonds rr=l: le WOW lb. object of selleebsi sits shall resale adredeemed, the Premien Gevorsisieet Fiskeessen eedikgrieelteelsts from the herded of the topes to remit to London, on or before the 30th of SeurAels:otat Sea the fourth skew sill heir on Septemberi .lea 7; Inch a sem of moony as shall be our Shopkeepers, sad the magnitude of the Pella' 'wicket to rodeem.aU the Booth thee in circulation, • liseeed forfeits/el required by so excessive a tat. It as par. if, our : time, the Boods•shoeld be above preemies to kale, Ottb more details the tote's of per, then, il order that the operation 011ie Siaking • the injurious efforts of the Salt Doi" on oar Fisbe - Fond 'they cautious the peruses is whose moos ries, and the great adviotags which, is that rape, Securities ago ti be . eposited fir the ties being, or solid be dodged Iron their repast: It gins a fill' hereinafter referred to, or any two of them, are, is titer account of she Moak of Salt for Sheep, as seed each manner as they say think proper, to draw lots 'by Lord Sourtrent,x, from 1801 to 1808, end oa ato ima g o o hm b o w s own bo advert ised,hyd, to be ro. "I gnat scale; and of its practical seieli in • ets• deemed; tad the Bonds -ban this ascerteined; ea slily of ialtancos, as masers; *ad elosehrslis with • advertisement is to be inserted in the Londe*. Ga. qootation from the Report of the Said Partook's*, sale, requiring the Ladies of such Bonds to bring in 1804 and an iseenteratioe of ciempentaticea omit. thew to be redeemer} within three 'south, from the ' lo o4° Pm", that " no cooseeletbsu as We Pro' date of the advertiseestrot ; and the holders shall, In 'peen! for_thelialt Dusk., which will wet be lighters such'esee, be Woad to deliver up the Bonds aditlL .and lets b‘joriole to the members. of Sboooolloooisb tilted for, epos payment at per; all Interest spout •Indivldially and collectively, than this onjust,„impa.. • sec i i B e nc h awl crass at silo e nd of dim moods 'title, lied oppress'," tax." from the date of the advertisemeat ; and. a List wilt . be - `••41 in the London Gazette half yearly, Yesterday Cortland/toes' sad the Queen's Palace yeeetbroaged with Nobility Dud Personages of dis. inmates imnlag their congratulations upon the mar. live of the gamma ELI/A S TI* Yesterday •ii AJESTY immerse*. by the Princess ASCIVIPI wad the &chose et GlllloGeSTsa t left the QUIDOONS Palace sad proceeded to low.hoese, • istriew.greeo..t. The Royal party honotired Oen. 'IIIPIfIITAILD lalflaglisit at his bowmen Rew.grees t where they peatook: of a. sompttoer tepost: I'l Qum sod her Royal daughters returned ter the Palace soots after fear o'clock. Amongst throb who had the honour of Laity invited by bet MA4sirrT to be present at the nuptials of her Royal Highness. the Princess FAteAssrst and the Prince of llTAstlionatnact at the Queue. Palace, the Reporter omitted Mr. itAXOIIIIOII7IP 4 who, as the Charge d'Affaires of the senior brands of the Haase of Hun, followed immediately the two Envoys from Ramberg, and bad afterwards the honour of offering his congratulations to the illestrious bride. groom upon his marriage. Yesterday a Coen of Directors was held at the East lidie.house, when the following Commanders took IPSO. of the Coen, previous to departiag for their respective destinations, :—Capt. P. Cans. wei.t.. Astell, and Capt. T. %VISITS, Phmale, for Bengal i A Cuss of Directon was also held at the East In. die-hotisil, when the Thanks of the Coon were voted sinanistossly to /011111 BUIS and Jaunt PATTIKIN, Esqrs. Chairman and Deputy . Chairman, for Wit :eel sod attention to the Company's lutenist dada( the lest year. The. Lord DOOM. packet, Captain lIAMILTOSO *Lich had been waiting at Calais for the Duke of. Wit.t.twavon, arrived on Toesday at Dover, with two of his Aids.de.eamp•on board. ills Excelling' has postponed his 'bipartite front Paris until the 26th lost. It is sei4 that Hir. caging:lT bee- - soli the lb noel et Aldborough for 32,0001.4midothat tie rifle dater Wile* baying op setae of the India*, gt 401. upiece I—(Rar i g Paper.) published till Weds from time to teas redeemed. The Liao is to be hither secured by a Mortgage of eiefilo ieweeime of the kingdom of Prussia of :Ztissostat, sad by special Mortgage Beads, amain Royal Domains which have bees ,ploeml at the disposal of the Prussian Governisest, by virtue of a !heists of the Royal House, mac *nes, whit* Hoods ar e t o b e counte r . itiligolhate Officers of the provinces where tM demaisesses situate. Tlse abuses securities are istesidif to be deposited in the Bank of England, is the MOM of Mr. N. M. Rothschild, the umtractor, a an Dicer of State of his Prosaism Majesty, and of a permaseet Agent of the Prussian Qesernmemi; and the PresaionGosernment, at the end of every three years, is to have part of lb. securities, to the amount of the Hoods redeemed, delivered up to be cancelled. KCLLY, who hes been ab sent sieuiiy three months on an excersion to Debug*, last night resumed her professional defies at this Theatre in one of her best characters, Lacy, in the Beggar's Opera. She was received is the most tot tering member with three distinct mends of appleese. She appeared in 'smiled health and spirits.- The Doke and Duchess of Gt.oucascat were present, and God save the King tss,s song in full chores at the tetmination of the piece. The pit was pretty well filled at half-pica l . but the bozos, throgghoot the evening, presented a Carlota appearance. AIIIIIGAII EXPIIIMITIOII-A letter from Sierra Leone, dated January 25, informs es, that the Ex pedition for the discovery of the interior of Africa, was then is the river Gambia, and was not likely I. 'sail, this mason, as the rains would soon commence. The command had deeelved ern Lieetenant ' of tbst Royal Africa. Corp.. rty thousand poach! sepposed to have bee* *speeded open this hither to fruitless, though estrritodoes„ egpeditiog. auhugs eb•Csoloolat brig, has soot in two fond with gain ea hoard. H. had also two othgrvassio. ate Yin* taw- -" - - - fereednrimigi. imarigis tobact• I = r lyi • c•pt. vends ! capered • ••• • • • • • • • 1 . , , I S • 11•111.111Vem • A Isis' ATTER PT ow ASSASSINATE LORD PAL MERSTO N. ' - - , ..141.1•••1147 den Novali doijidn . ivu a keno of the illiamli_ iniffiliden, eamied by thn,lnport of .Gre-aeass yrs she WAripe, and heal the . remove that Lord resillestiti been anesesisited by so (mbar. Aboot Oh* Wilcock Waloireday; LAW. David Davis, l of tiro MI Regiment 4 not. witst to._ th h. War. ' Dice sod enquired of lord • Palativshwell alinfOlst• IP Ili Loedshile - was in the else. Tho Massager • informed him. that he was sot, that he expected Ma Is envy mamma • he desired Ms to walk haw dm •siting.room, areiting-room, sad write his same on.tho list of vbi. tort, tile 'Osumi. Lieutenant Davis draped doing is, aid waited about the lobby., lad freqemuly ask *if his' Lordship limpid 10011 c 0.. .. ,A,litile be- . *hi tiers his LoilisMp "trived at die War T OSce, sled eta going op the state oaks, when ibia loforsed Lioutemant Davis timkt_ " him* 16a -11- Tgq - liii Lordship was tenni, - and deers was oo 'Urge bolero him." Lieut. Davis immudiately fold Weld his ' Lordship op the second pair of stairs, sod refutes pr i c ker m cket phtol fro ender his coat s lired lt at.bis Lordship, who isnsiediately fell. The lisamin , ion doon stairs etthibo pistol In bit haadouying c. ii 4 tiodantifer him," sad three tho pistol dews Is 04 loileby,. - Tito Mespooppreisaseedialoty Wend biro. soli midi the 'Unease:raw of othein f secured him until o•Cosstabist , of St. •Iltireattet's 'perish, Wostmluder,' arrieed„ sod eoareyed hie 'to Queen-square Polk,. odic*. Ilia Lordship was taken tato the olice, lilr top coat vies taken off, dad be was in great agitation. Mr. :talky Cooper *es immediately sent for, he very snow arrived, and examined his Lordship's4oend, which, we are happy to say; is not dangerous. Tim pistol was loaded with 'Uhl!, which lacerated Isis Lordship's right side; the ball did not lodge in the flesh. but passed through It, and fell co the dose stairs. Mr. Cooper attended Lord Palmerston to his hoenevin his carriage. In the meantime Lieut. Davis had bees conveyed to Queen-pare by the constable, assisted by the ,Messengers, where be was exareleed before Mr. Kirkland, the Magistrate.— Crowds of versa ls collected round the office. ' The Priem*r being placed at the tar, appeared very wild in hie looks; he is, we uoderstand, n'ot more than 13 years of age. The Mettr of ilhe i War OMee informed the Magistrate of the antsere. charge against the Prisoaer ; be described bow the ataarlyinli node es the life of his Lordship. mad that ibe trusser mid; " liedeoded to do for hie!, for see of me envoi Nee." The Meglatinteisked if hii Lordship was se toady wounded 1 The Illesseaget Mid; that be wad mat west the wooed ; but be naderwoud il was net dangeTlMP; bet his Lordship-was are ise well. he was mallie to ans•nd at she 011 ice. . „ The Magid/we ago Chute. Dcw, tie 'Messmer of. Qom,- ageism. seehe 55 er-Oiler. to request some tient tremolo come to the Puller-011ireemod Osborn him of lie million' of oh Leah ships and flew dm ordered to bring his Lordship'. coat. Above half-pad ewe o'clock Dew merged with the .coal, secowliner 4 Wt It Vimaleassin of she atone or:Whoa...a 1.0,,,,.1 Nett of bus Lordship. akar Md. that his Lordship was toe oeseell.l to attend that day ; that his side was badly lacerated; het be , was not comiaered by his Medical Attoodast to We clay IM:. I amealeale dagger- ." • .1.1 . - ...Isa. Dew, the °Meer, thee /teamed the coat. ', _., . f rotteasked, WM it was alma a miracle that MI "" "1) ' 4 .* ens been fatally wounded. 'The bell wroth his laid** . . bail., about t. , ladies above the waist baritone s /oat towards his ri I side la an oblique direction 0301 , . ' and Maiskeel themes,' of the *elite the repot r - a 6114 the OM iferolgeMpllfeterard, it most malady hay, ... 0r..-- .dieettly threes\ his Lordship's body. The mat - was vle - • . the ilatheited Oretlemesi bathe Mice. • . '.. a. 4 ' Tie rMlraneerr viewed the cent mad beard the remarks 01, Magistrate. without the least camera; he remained silent, the thapistrate - ardered hint to he committed to from* Wean until Wednesday seat. when he mid that' "he to dam his Lattship, and hat either himself or his twig could MC live.' The .Prisosier was takes front the' , ..ordered to hrimeteglat op for re-eliminating on Wednesday beat, wiles it is soppoomi.kis Lot dship will he able itv attend: • • . • - Inforinatiom was immediately sent to the OMee of. the 111011).: tary of Slate for the Home Department, of the attempted Emotes , siaatimst aad- refry, the Now-street racer, and hew, the Queen -square nicer, were ordered to take the coil WWI/Zing to his Lordship is titer Seeritary of States Oilier. The Home Secretary, Vir N. Comet. and a number of Geodesics mow niers, the coat, tied the part which was torn by the bolt. About torer . o•etorh the Prisoner nes conveyed in a hackiscx-coach to Tothl4l;llelds Oboe. The pistol and bullet were produeed hi. fare the eleaistmeet. Ito Welton'? is said not ...he of solo clad. Hetes seseral4thw• Wen-brought by warrant to Queer. square. tharged With riot-us behaviour sod assaults: the hist time was ea hseliolitithirge fdr wounding a young tam In the head with a peke", .arks 'was a lodger in she game heal whiter the Prisoaer lodged at Pimlico, mad where, we. eg4 =%Mil Wednesdiv. He was on that charge As l e t:bail, he being tOnsidered then tote insane. -* paste i s a native of Wales; his father was* military Olken He was himself for some )ears an °Meer in the. Wit Middles see Militia, la attach he attaimed the rank of Lieutenant, when. bemplainteered to join the militia co. pr *hit* Mitred its see. vim foe she arws,y of Lori Well ngton . in the yew lilt. lu onehopteere of thus volonteering, Davit Otis ar piloted to. LioNeamey in the Sid unwire , . with able% he served foe wale tine le (Attends. He was lately placed wpm half pay, aad bee apt lung returned from Can..da. Since his return, ibis nth format* ma has befitted a wowed/ wpm himself which tee leave so doubt of his inaraity. We understand, indeed, ON L o rd palmerwom declares his conviction that ACM le WON , ' and that sorb has hers his' impreasion frees the freeweribilj letters. This declaration. we are mowed, the ft *hie Lwl made Wednesday soon aster he received• the wowed epee the maw of the smash, being made kat, on th him. NOM die Noble Lord's Wale° of the mina of Davi+, hip tale, Aline it is said. slaws every dfspanition in hi. power to 1 the application of Davis. who solicit, d f ra prelim, trail acer bate nothing eke thug insanity con account AK the Wad which helm made wpm thi• Nobleman. II i. WitlV•What a depelar cos incidence. that amen the lint who laid hold I.f Davis. after he Seed at Lord Palmerstos. was (01. Hied, of the 'West lb& diem a Militia. oho appeared at once to recognise the= 4- taeate man Aceording to the Bulletin of Sir A iley at a late hour ism night, the 'wend of Lord Pidaseretottis bi" so mew dangerous. . . ANOTIIER ACCOUNT. ,_ • 7-. 0011614441AR1L-On Datil. being broug h t Is Me ofileitle amody of Lavender, Mr, W. Owen. of the War-Olice, .tatr4 shat be Is 4 Messenger ia the War-Otfiee, and that, between one and two n'elnrk on s ed Drably afternoon, he aw Prisoner in the the routee of the War-Mice. at which time Lord Palmerston wasgoiegop stain into his own rues,. Wham beard the re port eta pistol, and looking immediately rowed, saw one in Prisasser't band. Heard Lord Palmerston Irene heavily, on a bleb be se iced Mistime s band which held the pbtoland Pr user dropt it. V. Worse took it sp, and saw it bad bees just deed of. Pro .saer t ea cried out. " You know me, and yea knew wry satiety ;• I have killed him." Wilms' said; he knew loathing ; and asked whom* meant as haviog killed. Primmer asked. .• Is net that lard Palmerston 1" Winos' aneeered. "Yes." I). Wee. Bird, Lleut -Col. of the ild West Middlesex - Militia,.' stared, that wishing to see Lord Palesentom on Wedoe-day mem hip he went to the War-OMee, and mentioned his with to hue witness, who answered, be was very lucky. for Lord FM; mimeo was jest Mien ening up stair% • Wi ness rose to ge set of she ream, and as throatiest heard the report of a pistol, '.4 comae lat e die passage sew last whams knee hold of Pri soner's head, sad a pistol lyiegat Prism r's foot. who sad to Mr. Ow "TM keew my wrens; be has killed Mt. " Ow she 'being searched at the War-OMee, no other lite-arses were found wpm" him : he had is his pocked animal abed paper parcel, waled with Awe stabs. clews liaak•siates OH. each, Ilk. Is that; astaledth letter tram the War Mee. and we we three °Wag. weetemMin. which Were all dalledefd to laresaletp sod by liter new reamed. .. -: a Mr. Lew rem* Serateel. it Otudeman helenglog to Mize. Olke r sibsedethat Reba betts'peesest whet Mr. Salty . tailwind the wound' Oak landthip, Ant be said tie belt pared, awd. tat from . plowaj l appteralees% he he r :2; the welled was not thamtemes. This test were bl,bill -mew powdered. aid the ban seesehrte:lhme WOW tba 1. w • Wok, and be Sad fro • below had polled ohne Ws Lordship, b e t at th e mows' at toe tan efrigmate.6.' s ,~ . ...,.. _... sailed . PoWfi" is Ui~ The Emperor the middle The toe•bouse years, "I site added and 19, Londe• • tr • • • - am. snit probehly.#4ollttille (tibiae are Kilo MIMI it et• elate alit die The Magistrate (Mairat eWi tlear e acaith. 540 404 )be 81 . 1 ‘ Where bin **macaw* , he might teat. dkik of his eititatiaq er genapv fps Meal every anistaaee. The - pahl Ihnilly lilted at ilaaihsenti nail be hal a brattier the Nur. He was geseenny ramanied. Led .!!Mali eat Mrs A. Cooper ean attest - Dante is *art antair, d add issakeertiii - rear deemed la black. As win his idellneamei tae Miami lifin to We en. as*: edam killing. 'At Palessemaa . • arr , - a & ' 0.4 „ Arn rat 'ie LiGgliCat • 1011A4, Aram Sp.—Attited and salted ter the ghee Ohe lard Moll h e, Wetbessll, haws llete!ty li.y mid lli ; sailed she 17th Weber, and kiss the Gip% * et 19th Jaaserp—.Cfewsi. does treat the -Klett lire Ase, liheetee, fee ltie ilantiln sad restate el* :Orr rest a imun -- tikb..l4,ipiid.tt*.op4ol4 !shelter, oe a amiss to the Westward. ; 4043 Cowes • Armr...ll.—Airieed the gitgretey fa d *oat Boa:dean% p‘sstwith "Ise, *tit -OK of sits god kelt?. . - • k • , • • Pownsioovil. Arius. - t —ArO44 his )4..stye ship ' IDerslaktreet Jesse* , liy I eft Ilawasanh three Doves, Aeon. B.—CAtese is the Tree R 411111 61 Hauer, from Items's for Leaden, with lose of sells, sad leaky. Goavzszno, Aram B.—Arrived thw Bowen, Mason, from Rotterdam ;,Beverly, from Rotten ; William aid Mary, hililef r from Rio Janeiro ; Ann and Sarah, Room, from Ilembergh and Princess of Wales / Iltewart, from Calelig—Sailed the Percival, Thompson, for Henke ; *trey, Laid let, for Montreal y btabeher, Aecoogh,. for Pot William; Rellenee a . Harrison, far Beets p *gat, ..Bougie, for Jamaica; Choice, Henry, for Illivemleki ; Trident, Watson, for Tobago; YosagAriert c . kin', fcr Madeira, p Active, Leogdwri . for Naplita l As.; sad&aiistieva r Stiiislrom y ftr. Gotiletem batik. PUO/9/iiieNTIL . • I Th e number of mAA crimes for tapie peal*. mint Is Indicted, If, truly aff•eliag. h iti meek tit hi • ished other modes of dowries sets (reel its com mission Of crimes were resorted to, itad pddhialails Inflicted that would be proportionate tit the rif.inra. By laws of Drsco all crimes were penisliOtf ektls iieeth, albeit ones because, he said, they der .* It, end great ones because he could not devisilweeeree ,ponishatent.. Thesola es it hie been juslj saidl were written with - blood._ Many of the modernmaileas, trots whose wiser polic y better things might PIA* bora eiPected, (ollow,tbe same-plan; and,bi,git do. ;bite oehappliy * eonfosndod the #istinglimw)algilt, prowled : bet saves IMitiil l ar_*.t 144 refit ones. Pottiehmeots IV effect the endAisired,iloeld era proportionivd4o the nature of tie offenre; giber. wise they have a• tendency to Incresie,' tenth of diminishing, the ',ember and •atrocity of Memo , - " When men are taught by the punishments tbstAre flicied, shut it isms great a crime to coin a slipence as it is - to kill a father or a mother," says Voltaire, " the barrier is broken down, and the Hood-genes to iniquity are thrown slide open." In a nation go verned by an enlightened policy, the cnnsideratiou Is not so much what a criminal . may 4eserte, as it is, what is fit and peoplkt for such an enlightened policy to inflict on him; net *bat has been the CiAstaill of ancient times when rtiverhments arose osier -the People, bat what a GovernmOnt, founded on the wishes of the People, and subsisting by their esteem, might to do, se as to preserve public tranquillity, and combine by all possible means the good of the offender with thit sdestitages of the community.— Such a Governmeat 'icier acts on the principle of revenge and retaliation; but considers the prevention of crimes as more beneficial than the ponishmeetiof offenders. The ancient Germens admitted of .nono but pecuniary punishments. They thought no blood ought to be shed, but with sword in hen& An impostor having raised an insurrection at Con. itentinople, was taken and condemned to be ships; but, upon informing against several persons of dis tinction, he was condemned to be burnt as a calomnia. ter !! ! In China; those who add murder to robbery are cut in pieces, but a milder punishment is ordain ed for those who only rob, and to this distinction it is owing that the Chinese rob bet do not commit murder. In Russia', when the punishment of rob. Ivry end murder was the same, they alejays killed 411, person they Vdtibet..."The deed," said they. •"-sells tie talea.".--" - It it a great abase,' says Maa taigaiaa; "iikivoisigit - ii (in France) to condemn to this , ,seine punishment a a pierenn whOrObs cn the highway, .and 'nether tht-robs aiid-"inueders," surely some difference. should be. made in the punishment. Is Philadelphia the criminal is sent to prison and made to work, but is never even fettered. By this treatment he there experiences, which is always hu mane, he acquires the habits of industry and temper. once, and afterwards makes, not only a useful but an honourable member of society ; had be beets hanged, all his improvement would have been at as. end ! By these wise .regelatiens crimes have dem creased in that country more than five-fold, whilst Its countries where the opposite practice is continued they have increased, almost in a like proportion.-- This Is certai n ly deserving of consideration, end we think it, no crimr to wish that the criminal code of oar nen country may undergo a retiaiou, and be meliorated. MIIMIIMM/0 De e i - 'e• 4' Salisbeg t. rot 1 . • se t . t eat spews sit the Otis of Fabreary ; Ilawanash ea,thsi 4 lb. S.Mllr . hive Mad suited at Jessehila; the Whips eisti Pieties). there the Shearossiser from iioaeselt. tot *Jaspaiea on the ,1134 of wow * ..flisaillisii!heey ha* bitottilet).Rll,l l l4tx of di hi accohatitiiterkisasts. , • • 1111111L1iCt, AtiitLll.--The Resoletion, Resiege4 el Jersey fee Dublin, was sotaililost tai+ awn- it three e it eleikt to the Willfflrtd of Otleettieht this bay ; the lbster aziti ass ins, laved; end ee wen drained. Emperor -of RUSSIA, atilltd at Withal, shoat ddle of last month. teems of the bowies from Carl lose to Coeltspoe-semen, -*spire Is shoot tam" *bow the I'M& will betoken dowse; sod the ded to the Poetics Rsesirt's Nair. impertstioas of forefsfh otreiierti twookeshmt- lAM week weetly4llo,ooo-10mittere 4 wheat 1,000 quarters of oats ens reitortesk.etk the a Cestom-hoese. • . I:Vi t I I r • , i