The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-26 00:00:00

s „ _,'. P"1" -- " -- 71P w. '4 C . . • _ erilwe.e".. ci,c.ui„stances into consideration , and recollecting that this proaecutton bad biought ab,olute ruin upon him, the Court was disposed to deal with the case a s lenientl y as possiblu. 'The Court, therefore, stltalged him to four months' impri sonment In Coldbath-Sells House of Correction, and at the end of that time to glee security for hie good beliscionr tot hat years, hivniklf in te4o and two sureties in .e2O etch. Vire 'defeetiagrhowrd respectfully, and threoshosst the plOterwligg .egnducted himself like a gvstletnan. H 4 erk.vd, sy_lol,42.ehould do II ikla the 2 5 copes of the, work t o. 011ie had procured from the printer, etloeit said they wesid mak e no order gem ri lt o, • ~, 1 ,• .sub3eit; spon'Whiell " The defendant said, be would with pleasure gliellwins up . th tie Society; aad be accordingly banded Hive hver to Me:.2'ti2dhard, the attorney. ... •• • • • • The Cover, se emed highly pled whit the defend ani's clindoci, sad he retired Moo iliii Mart leasing a atranAlinpressiott in his caveat. ' ' ' • • ?He 111*0 O. atitrensaw. , - it Tbis defendant bad pleaded gu i l t y to ag, • ' lit, charging hisn with peculation in his offic • , ' , • • r of the Higisways for the Hamlet of 2 • "-. Id.' tows, and , and on tite• - motion of Mr „ , li fir.' wai now brought up to receive the jtudgfrieit atilt! Court: The difendant,- a man of very respectitshreppoithwee. and who - seemed greatly affec!ed by his unfortogate situation. put in an affidavit gispuung ,InsprOpet asts 7 , tis'es to the prosecutors in this proceeding. lie ti- reisted from Several deponents a very high character for integrity sod honour during a period of twkoly veers. Mr. Ogees* prayed time until tomsairoW to answer ti , a defendant's affidavit, arid moved HO lo 'the 'mean time be be committed. The ease eras therefore ordered to standar:a end, tm Morrow. • catNtKaL ISPOIIarATION. Mr.. Baogovan tnoved fors criminal information against • Waltman of Cambialand named Addison. for offensive and insniting language towards a Captain liarkbouse,, calculated to produce a breach of tb praer. 'roe language imported that the Cara •Osasi of lintvecy and know courage) was a co w a rd Saris la cendiary. the case can be heard o , dm titbee'lide we forlerar entering into particalars. Thgt;ocae, Nader the takctuastaracei.itstets(stid a rule IFiai. . - • • • . • • COURT OP COMUON . PIAR%. . sight. is Ikon. illoNT t. iturr,. . *. &leant PALL said; that this ease,which be mbiF detugnser as use of it most rstraordinary adieu., ;lie", 'bad to 'apply • te• 'the Catlett f.tr a rale.,aalrieg on two Gentlemen, Attordept" of this Coati, to sheet.' tin* wiry/ ibeekr vet *.deliver lip certain papers belonging •-to• glib plaintiff ter Ma present Attorney, sitecoent for tn..mieil receW ..4- by them to the plaiatire use, and answer it. matters contained in thealedavits ee wialeft Otitis* , tlbs was founded. The stibirtsarate Abase affelavits wan as follows plaintiff had beta a Wet •iv • militia riltment, and was extremely peer, Seimeilme *seek@ in:rived inforeadon which led him to believe thathe was entitled to labels EtivC heave. efaltivilderabistsals,e. On treitivlng '41.1s isformatkm ha applied te: is penes shined lielysetforlals advice' be. to pretend iattriler4o larelaini *what' r considered to be his right: final result Of their tatiam wee to eoviraneicate , 6 cir. nmatanris to ath rd person, a anlateal frieddo who • traduced the plaintiff to the gestleammimptheetrir lhit OiljitrtiOri 11111 now Wide, Sirdirbe wen *WU 10 be - flirt of ci!Iiyelt4140:11111106101,114 ahlit in tbe ins h ir profession. The placate brid the entwines that he was too poor to be Elsie to sinatelbate mine.i, tta septiort Ms Aden, ow 'which . ere of them staid--° I sta the poor vase's friend, ant! I 'shall • set veibt yea to furnish mare Money then will repay me,-the rests oat of pocket, eivehree proceedings," and. added. that the proceeding , . hi fairest of the lialatiff 'a claim ehotill be intried N fee hits is firm pargerie. The ?Linde then, by application to atonal (needs. nailed IMAMS sear of money. which. be paid over to the At. tatoeys. amomnting in she (Opole te stark 10001. The plaintiff's claim to larilett premerry hell* Ittf.oon, a gee. tleseas was induced to advance large cams for the tar pensecation of It, at the Attorneys ceastantly ed ale platarif of -the zertaisay of sayer*. provided they were properly supplied witbestosele.. In Order to.reeure ikew advances, a deed was draws sp;by the Attorneys. ' by which the moiety of the property to he recovered seas innttgaged to the thrutlensaa making the advances lentil the repayment of the wary lie had lent. This deed, the Learned Serjoant unneeded, was a positive ' set of maistaiosance, and was.pusiskabla by the common (lot these attorneys. not content with this, had twee proterried_aa far as to admiaitter to the stiagaided parties to these traasactions an oath, desisting that they amid keep the proceedings secret, would be true to each. other, sad *amid not employ, any other than their then attorneys. The learned Serpent was proceeding. to continent on these affidavits. whore The Court said the offence charged is the a ffi davits Lein" punishable by the common law. they•inehl not compel the parties to gnawer, as that 'Might Marinate them. The Court therefore only gesttted the Fmk tut de. np the papers. Laneestos castle fair on Mnaday se'maight. was well intended: a great number of rattle was ditipotesl generally at a small advance in _price. OR the whale the buaiussa of tlis fair west off boner than. )vtui mt , veers!. . 'the skew of slieep and homed rattiest Tranarair on 'Tueciay liar, .wai ronvidersbri.. The falser eolkilrhillY ht s o n e adraacr in price : fat tattle glee toltllrealv, , hat • the (niece sitainetwere very little "bore thins *Costly given at the neighbouring fairs. '!" -- s • • , SPECIAL ° •e & nitLITAFT.—Tte- third Gaol 15iiiierr for tettieb a spatial tkommission has been issued, will *pa plata. it. follows : • sous ctiever. Arcot, Mr. Alwyn (I %nil Mr. 11* aaaaa omits —lloodal Deena* , a. it F•ssal—Wetinesday, Dectiober 11, id heilaßtarci. KINT—MOaAti V. Diesebor . l6. at ilardstoos. tiussaa—Moodsy. Ormsby' . N. t. *ussy. —Mout DN." it di* Mesh N•gallit.a. • JUiLY COURT. EDimsuaor. Nve.1111:- ountete e. Tea seacom eneestsTosa. bn khe duties , of 11 is defenders' ceased, the hearing ill this totorstant cause was tbla day posipunetl till.Mun the 9th pruainio. idfoll COURT OF JUSTICIARY. Mosta'', N0v.19. :Mavis airtiity, an Irishman, need 24, was capitally ernsirtret of • rape an Janet Anderson. are 9 years, at *postale& Arrohiro. to Sept .1821. The poor girl anel beelorotber went with the prisoner to op potrtorr.- , - The peisoaer sent the brother home. and theneffectra his horrid patpou lathe held. Ifs wasseoteaccd.tolts banged at Ayr, on the Seth Dec. or Cuthrli hot pros:recta to the trial if Allen Camp b•lt, reenact of shorbreaking and'theftln Edinburgh. Jay funnel the prisoner Guilty, 04 he was see. 00 , 04 to 14 rows' tranaportation. Wes. McNeil, lase sergeant of police, was out Jawed. for neaoappeeireece te a charge of freed aed breach of Nast bresithesstieg snap of rotary belonging to the p .lise sitabillianst et Silabargb. • S • 1 .1 , • l i t . 7 kk v e .6g v N, fa' Z6lll we' osbo br nnikr alf . fitridirost entartain fix *mama a fee donifilr, Wow? -4141 m priaaa Mayor, tile vatrion• bare blab which veleethe Dublin thg for a mah of sense ak if we nilViikiiii - ot, lits'Llito' of them individuate/sill ' Inc shape. • As a muoterpoiseto the . spots-him by thotoeporation k . _ *hip be much *Meted therein). he may console himself Eby thr liflprOhlitilli.Of hie fellow citizens generally i and ehoold this be insufficient. he has also the entire ammo , baths. of the Marquess Wellesley, in proof of which we Otheit the fallowing document wont readers with on. feigtiOd plifiim-s- . 1, !-• " Dublin Castle, 2I st Nov. Het "My Lord,-1 am commanded by the Lord Lieutenant to atknoidedgetlie receipt of your Lordship's commn• - itation stating the events which occireed to the city of 1 Dublin repecting the decoration of the gams of Wag i William, aid referring to the :twosomes adopted by your Lordship, Outlef his .Exeelleoey's instroctieos, for suds; , 1 taitsieg the public peace. " The Lord Lieuteoant has commatided me to express his retire apptobatien of the poi/mewl, finnoess, and temper with which your Lordship has discharged a dew, rendered diffienit 'end insidious. by the peed* cireumstonces of then:meat " ''heceatification which his Excellency has derived from yet,. Lordship's conduct on this occasion, is much enhanced by the confidence which it inspires that year Lordship will condone to ailmisister your high runes non* in meth* manner as to remove every , jest cause of dissatisfaction and irritation which can affect the peace, of the tint, rir disturb the comfort iind mutual good wills of the citizens of Dublin., 1 "'l have the honour to be, my lent, • i " Year Lordship's most obedient huntli'le seresoly 1 "HENRY GOCLUURN. —.. " To the Right Hon. the fiord Mayor, &c." ...,-- . , NOMINATION OF CONSTABLES UNDER THE 'NEW POLICE HILL. ...I Kamm, Nov. 21i—the Magistrates of the County as. seinbled in obedience to the Preelarnetien of his Excel leacv the Lord LWutepant. for the purpose of oppointe„ ing 12S Ustiutidl Constables, under the provisoes mr, en bill. Thee Meeting comprised, with very few liens, the entire Maglatmey of the County, andwas 'mended by 3lejor-Wilneeks. Thomas Stoughton, of Dallihorgitn, *recalled he the 'Chide. A • , • conversation s Med took plant regarding •tke . rent of Constables ;ita as suggested that tin . be selected by Major Wilcock!, in the same male , as 'Limerick and Tippetaty, to Which Charles Heeled, Egq: of Madinat, moved anainendtment, that the eis poietseseets should be mask mit atlas population of die, Umiaty, and by the 31a,gistrates. Mr. Herbert melte *trey , seergeticilly, sod saki that be felt that soy other sour was most tinconotinitiowal and botalstiog, and de traillitglo the county. The Knight of Kerry twoonded theamewilment, with Ids tend ability• mod clot ftele t selstekr . es Also. supported by Femmes C. Weed, ef Fati, 4 2 Deminoto, and K. f. Miliony, Esq. of Coss Castlembilt. the en44salmorino wassupported 4 Major Posto n , of Creme. end Major Malsony, of fettle. Cns4., discnssionoceipied the Sleeting a considerahle time.. n *divisive *gbh% , the seelesity is (avow *fele mietestleneeleppe is evemiderstlide that U wastitettaks sunthe tosulores. There impeemed W tan tic*"l72l.o4oleii "OA" -'' o' Sacs Or TOE COUNTRY.--Itio ezteetnel d y pal have so cons tantly to notice th e dreadful ergot/AIM of property as displayed io the ttaametioar at err literal fates. At Ballinakill fair, on Saturday, the dreg gloom of despondency marked every coeateomeo. from that of the most extensive grimier to that of Die be.. hiecottier. Every kind of stock that wita aull is dpitli hut few transfers, comparatively, took place, Mesta a less to the feeiter.• Instead of roakiog am estimate .ssf price, we shall notire a single eireensetuotte. A gen. %lemon of coislderable^proorny in the Omen's Cowry,, bought, at the last November Mir, a tot of stock bol locks that bad been reared on the estate of lleorgi Bry ao,of Jenitinstown, Erg. fur which be gave 81. a-bedd.. They were stall-fed through the last winter, and have. 'enjoyed the best spring and SOM IRer p asture, yet they sold at this fair for se. topiece less thou was gives fur them last year. Front this fact the reader May judge of, 'the loss on stock inferiorly 'fed. Het it is nitaifest that no tenant could suffer as this gentleman has door; and pay any rent. Yet his is not if solitary ease.— Not a single article o f farm p roduNris now paying far rearing or. raising it; nor can it do so while pee tatoes ere Id. per stoat., bread lid. per pound, and beef at 2.1. and sours beef (the best joints of such as it was), was actually sold i n this cit y es Saturday r.i, lia. per poem!. lint a rise in the price of provident, while the present scarcity of sOlieg matinee*, woiW 'meetly oredsisn a transfer of dlrtrees, and operate like a famine atuong the working dimes. Under these de cenistances, we really think the gentletmeo of every county its Ireland on ht to meet and lay the real stoiter the country before Parliament—id fact, there ought to be no mincing the matter. It' souiethiog of a docisivo nature he nut done, mid that speedily, to relieve the Agricultural Interest, every tenant will be ruined, and the gentry will lose their property.—How malty estates have atready been transferred, thtuogb the ineutteltemocee of the proprietors, trout ancitoot meanies? Ami how mane are, at this moment 'undergoing that. process ':which leaves the ileatleoban little'better than lifielier, *hike his ristostiee asid his tetlite,wwk• lall-olgirliff s , greater? There are estates ittlitil mitioleT ealififillsorat `to the extent of 30e. per afro. or pea cI y alialik til MIMI. 'Ade rent in the pretest times,Midewtry iiimmilal Wise ai borrowed money, or hied his mato swomalteaMl kips" way tering the last We years. As moor ekargedsle :with from 3 to 500 per cent. on his imenombratem : iron the change in the value of money.--(Leinerer Slostestal.) Oa LIVAT —About 401,1 acres of lewd is the °Ongy the property of the late Mr. Kirstas, the chemist. eight or nine miles distant from thito town, was let abeam fifty years ago at the low rent of fld• Mater; tillwe "'ad period much improvement has beet made rote the grounds; yet, notwithstrodi As, the tomtit findiegethat he has no interest io the farm. and that be eyes pay the above rent with present prices for produce, h as 'erred notice of . wantewdet opens the landloesis to give him np the quiet possession of those enesids, which a few years bath, be could have pt SOW. for his interest in. Judgment et aaajmoril was en Tnesdar last pre reunce.l in the Comfit! Cann of Wilts, by Wei. Clare Esq unit tif 'the C oro ners of the County, against It. Lamb, lute Steward to the Dike of Somerset; lust against whom llifls of indictment were preferred at the Mot Lent Assizes. upon charges of forgery. The tattooing rem orkable coincidence boomed 's short time ago in ti•e family of a neiglibiouritig fanner. In (today his cat kittened =biz bitch orkelp)d--,-ore of his bens brought forth her letood—a lia..er fatire.inti— a snore foaled—a cow calved too—and, to Cepplete del hiateellous increase of the farmer's livemterk, on this eventful day. his wife was safely delivered of lovely loins! —(3tockpott afttertleet.) 7;'w - 7 EOTiDON: .. : pipit iAT mums*. itt.OT OHMS 26, ISM 'S•elitale titestatses. Twain' o'Ct.kiettrtgreat deal of basis e`• bee bees doing this ,Inoigleig is tltir 'above mat*. Consols opened at Sttn l bet soon after ! Mine large purchases were - . made by. -110.1yints' of the filrbrew party, after which they got 7 top •10 $ll. To• r eriorrew being Settling Day in the above atarket. par tire istiathasy in forming their accounts, anti t is said to be *leery heavy Ball Account, particularly on the side of the•llebrews„ who have within these few days boaglrt. •lesgetp for time.. By prints ittformatioa (tuna ' Pits 'we are , informed that in the late con tinue pt Verona. the different Soverelpfes collected +re dime io a resolution to leave entireirtirthe dike tisa of the Frencit King the invasion of Sppin..ht sie l , leneisstatteas a the country may require It.. Tr this it 44 Odd, A die foreign lowers game their anectiell, etc irptldwitogiisir Aisininador, who remonstrated agesjost zavont It li t ; ov ni•atinots,essenforcriblrewmaa,ndnie:p.ateAhfeider tothevaaboorreNtlteellii . t -with the result, upon' 414 - * -a 1314troirient immediately seat DispeidigeAel tbeii t f :lsargii i .cl'Affoires la this Coantrt..ilsiblfr%vei ci f rin !4 dearrsoltatnirdore4sl79 Altaglertas.ciondnferinenceeass"Wevii6.6"siflri*lll. ter Bads, Pith' tlfellilidt. i Cassels r. raw* sar i : , vi tit *very basstresikit..? - 1 71 > OWW n'esoi--,lSlerfa WM little er no ingasai g in,thls.:ssaitet,4Watteation of the' brokers Wet gaged in maki Drop dais aecolats. . cu. ;. g9spos 101119L1T.--miae market was vest thinly 4 Oillikd this ouse r atag e and het Fry tittle hosie r y. dor: r• inimmeiv the nousesnaus Committee, nautili Ow late faboilealtutlis sbinw" ladies. Silthisloginet i• morning sir f 5,4,.. 0 ii. - . - 77,7" -411..tee-vicorposkar. 7e-mr.,fti -.a- t, ii, , . e-iy i'a• . • :, ifif`off‘VVll 1 141111 . .. ''• , : . f n rot. :s • •.i;st s ego 1 1"-- . -iet.' .1. trite s 4 4 i . . Meills,.• • y. .. & Ss., IMIIMIm, il s. OOP na . lisay , . hot ti"liitihtti, I . 4r7l64l...iptiitiodip_l_ slb this Market that snapped pay ago, is likely, fed aro 'soppy to state, meets soon. —..,—...e.---- ?RON Tilt 71111, TOSS raPell Of Tel 30r o 00?. • • A Meeting of the titivms of St. Leneenee ensety wall mostly held, in consequence of the late impositlom by the Ikltieb Oevernment, of a duty on all rodeo* of MIT , o e n utry entering the Canmias (amoantieg , in m aw, ' cents, to a prohibition) at which, resolutions Were' passed, represeating the injorionsoperatios of than se, strictioas on oor trade, remonstrating agitate their is- Indio. and recomutemliog that (as nearly the. when fammerte between the .province of Upper an. lower Canode must' liecenerily pan within the bosses of the United States) Congress be petititioted,, to" lay• a• 'tt ansit duty upon all produce and wienhatie. dize passing up and dawn the St. Lawton*, front either of the said provinces, through the ter ritory of the Vaned States, eqnirairet to any duties which are, or may be laid upon the produce of the Visited States, passing into either of the said prorine s. David A. Ogdon, Nathan Fora, Anon Ilackley, lleaja -00 Itspitend, and John Tyne, were appointed a Com. Sulkies to draft a 'memorial for that purpose. * • Vatted StateaStstp, John Adana, Sr./she's; P or to Rico , Sept. arl. ..s . The arrival of the Cyare end this ship in this quarter, Mill have a favourable effect on the authorities of this •Isteed, especially after the recent affair with the Gram pus, Lieutenant Gregory. It is expected here that after the season of harricaees has passe , l, nutneroua ittlesteers will sail from Porta in the Spasish Islam's., I tifilMilil against . 611 who nay attempt to trade with the ileile oi Mexico. and of the Government of Colombia.' InThat event the appearance of a formidable formic shoe Seas, will afford a fortunate protection. to our Oveners. • , .." • This 'stonier we received Pori, papers ti the title Instant. The only' oen s they contain Tel/dirt- :Li . . Congress is that the Emperor of Isortria,aad his contort, were net 'speed to return to Vienna before the cad of had exerted all his influence Decernber,and that the,PJpe t with the Allied Sovereigns to procure a favourable re el...olon for the areek Deputation, which bad arrived in the neighbourhood of Verona. In addition to this omen in favour of the Greeks, it is added that letters et the 17th ult. frour• Digtolia give the satisfactory assurance that the Suliotes haring effected their ;unction with them, hail defeated the 'forks and regained pos‘ession of their capital. The Cumatitriionnel g entling Intelligence from Madrid of as late a date as the Nth instant, stitch is of r onsiderattle Importance. It states, 4 ' as a certain feet, that The Oorernmeat Inten ird to confer oil General Wan, the tide of Corentander.in-Chief of the three Gonad' %ramp of Catalonia, Nanny, and Arragon : that General Tort:jut and Velacco should act ender him as t:srutenant-Generals; and that the Arid army would be raised to 40.000 nen, and dm two others to 10.tIOU each " This Imposts,/ forge was to be assembled on the line of ape* rations by the Ist of Ortember, and, leased, acenrd;ng to a statemegt la the Charete de Freese (one of the Journal ... hostile to ttpein), Attests theusead ewe bed it' quitted Madrid on the 1044 iestant, to reinforce Besides the eitieiefit twee ans brought into the other corps are to be rende►ed disposAle, and vn. (err compat.ies 4.f Patti', iu all the towns of the (dm, err urgattisie:, on the sllllle plan us those le.l in the capital Isst July. ...f he itimptil4r, sacs - correspoptleot of the Coltijititioniort, '• is nicen : Ling on earth can now t would' rttrin: en contrary. that obstacles, by irritating the national hit, hal only .l to infl line the public mind, to onble energy, and to multiply strength. gterywhere lo the Political Chiefs proceed with active veal to the dieloioo of commons and oneeltivated lawla amongst the i n 181060104 or discos ntry.This WeAllOve,dirtated by sound , polityamatters weer the surface of the Peninsula a reek , tilde of small proprietors i•aerested in supporting the con. stitutionalsystein.lnimitatiooof tbelliteeksathetipaniarde seek tonationoffoc their Theatres in order tosecond pops. lar enthusiasm. By a neer Royal Deeree„Theatres are es t shlislied every where.. The publication of Dramatic Works isencoltraged, and nothing is neglewtsd to map ", the Preiffees of the Fine Arts with that of Free. des. Reseal Aline hpalavt published a Proclamation, in which, f* the lest Ifsion, hr effete as amnesty to the neeit whosfaisbltiouscli/efe have seduced to rebel. Ile allows t4M uatildhe Idlth, instant to make up their Wade. and will delke'eetilliwg **lam blow until that period is paused." In tholliteleg of the 11th instant . the Cortes anfinerieed the Provincial . Deputation: to ;m -eant. boort for 'elevating the witty and artillery, why r. em ti s. The levees thus 'wised, are •tobs . paid for accordisigia theibtatine, without delay. le the preceding Sitting. b metiontande to prevent the circa. latints of et Pepsi Bell which cnntit sal several works published ley Constitutional writers, was adopted b! a large majority.7Thb French pa; era announce that rip Kitig tram sameilimeioess with the Waster of the Issv• riot on reidety. sad that on Saturday. the Tribunal of Ciirrectlowel -Pali's gave lodgment in the affsir relative to the Jointed dr Commerce, fur ea article, esublea " historical ritetio• of the mitts **kb took platy at dm! Itlepetvible ee —s tuuttefealelm 7 .iilie4 l o4 l.‘ 111daallanal• and atf seems. sue .curs*' floral Onliaasime has " polifiebett. a pp rOokii 'ditraeofty of blededoe at • .210101 . 1111 t of the dies idirlp ainswoments i ot**hick 14 illeaserta hod bees m400401E1 tito.Misisist of the together f t * digested to prienct merguoir. du& tj. - • • rtrtiftlirlNlTAßyty. 12..-Plvir Iry (Imo% opened i t 940.16,14t:sitioi,vlosta at lißf.—Ball Stith, '1PPD4,40094111101.25:. pat: . 1;e94. laf.-rEarbasst ea see moth. •2:4 ; three neontbs,Millk. • ; .14 4 441 , 1•••• • •• • W A R t ts ~, . ...01111 1 1A. TRICKS BB WAR t . • tilliffrupposto who I Ni.. mieeleget do pipei , rnoseftrilii.—"Cmitorda et 00," en Saturday ; bnt, there will be as - ---••eit of r ebo - hi Min eostrypisorkt Soy is • v instead of elegy; iritAlpro bet astro Of Rs>e , .41 t. era. 064:414ArtiOsii*O4i'VVA,410t. tieftwaslikossoatled and gureardriikbY. the H. *kyr kaigisb. was thought io ittilebee. air plasters parstrojeieed at this salutary 'incise of Doi ewer. gewstk. *adhesive*/ :mull, having Weir own plan eas trollvtoelted, those% that, by t bleerirdition, Freed: plan would he reedited incapable of raising care ahtl sager so Cheap as • Elmo • iaaaaa Or applauded foe his sntnewsfel elreets is the " amuse opieWastit}r..ait, the Illiseareseh set tie stipsiatioo at defiance as i stide as they got ear taps runt of Prime ; aadthiy here laughed at one complaials and retnoastrances.—lt is cartons, ton, that the Rely Fellows ?or **thing about their g "'arc:sue of the rips haws! It was we wise prevailed on thew to shogrfere: theymell know, that we did it...dont own dilA Irrettfiteach the same Is the cearitkitirgard to the ie. !passion of Spain. The lioly.T4o44,at.isse sigoat. &gore against it t bet, the ffewleirlein hecow her is frasferefeat the s declaratles.—The qweeilits Is:. W the riberburaio to lassie Spain, wonld the Bel t ' Tile 010Milinwweiftrearet To be sere they erweld sot. Vit . , boa of tar* witti thew, is, their coulee* lot •teil ilitraftqt,tbc tlitelltll of anything like pofftaal lawns in soy einsotsy the world. No matter where the coitstry is. Who, thee, cat' be so foolish s* to expect. that they witi4go to war F re . pew coif o f :j -owly is Spahilfrrely:Werheieldaildeed4sat Erases. haling, as Ate thew I/sera& Uwe, Spair as a sort se. i;reg, *Wan havonalieidise, thelfpanish ports awl sot) bat, the Ptossise ;bows very well that meets a. .0 .covisr late SiTesir, aid the Aunt:tan and Hisaiir 'that they give no interruption to stairs ha Poked 0 4 'kelp Why should they, therefore, go to war to p root France getting into lice hands the nary al Spain: .It is' very well lanoa-n to every body hot cos Ministers, that the Americans themselves aid not re joice morels:artily at our defeats on the Lakes du the Russians did. The great object of the clone r section between those two power., in, the clipping woo maritime wings. The nary of Spain added to oat Preece would afford a gond chance of doing this ril. tually. There appears to on, therefore, no mace et ever for supposing that the lloly Gentlemen wonld is fere to prevent an invasion of Spain —But, if no thing were to take place; and, if things were to go in their resent way, France might raise almott i twitch money as sue pleated by p,bthig is coterpilds. - We ate in a state in which we cannot talk of war. Sio may, therefore, menace us with itoproity. She co therefore, raise or link our funds at her pleasure: em if we were Preach Mil:late:a we would bare a " ream" for the express purpose of giving earitus an for }ebbing in the English Fends. SOX AAAAA sdi bontetbing %cry what like this after the Farce VA:ale% • . . . • . ••• . 4.. , .- , p.r.; ..- •1- •-•- ...'-'....;‘4:•:4 , :ipt - ort•••••.-.:-....,....:-...:..- ~.....,.... 4- ' 4 . ' • . .. ,- ...... ... • TH STATg,SM 1 . . .. . ~. - ; HAILS. . AIP . • more I .-... al . . 41 :I t • k . • s t, •' ' ' l'll - s o • !wk. 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