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I l 9 I IMF step, that I cosset bsieg myself to believe that the people of New Spain will permit it to be patronised in that kingdom, notwithstanding, their promise to the clergy while they were endeavouring to gain their indepeodence l which they cannot now be de prised of; and they will not be influenced by the fear of encommemisedigy which is not DOW SO moth . POikkiii — firhirlifilliCi. PARIS PAPERS. The following are the Address to the King, nod his Majesty's Answer : OFFICIAL (ranee Tea " 114111ITSUR" or , SATURDA7, DtC. 1.) . Pasts. wortussa 30. To-day, November 30, at eight o'clock in the evening, the King received in his cabinet the sim ple deputation of the Chamber of Deputies, com posed of the President and the two Secretaries, who, conformably to the orders of his Majesty, delivered to him the Address voted by the Chamber. The Address voted by the Chamber of Deputies, in a Secret Committee, on the glisli of. November, is in the following terms : ' 14 " 1 " 32 "" • 64 Si In--Your faithful subjet4scihe Deputies or . the Departments. spprosch the foot of the Thimle: with the profound antpression of their devotion and respect ; to which they are hippy to be able to ad d that of truth, which a legitimate King is alone •woithy of hesring. FSour sorrows, Sire, have been those of all ; she consoles herself, with her King, on the sacred cradle in which reposes the heir of our lose, and that of your example. This infant will accomplish the promises of his birth, and the desires of yOur tendensele. He will grow up under your eye* for the public happiness; and, full of your mind, he will unite all hearts. a We congratulate you, Sire. upon your Con tinued amicable relations with Foreign Powers, in the jutit conideftee•that a peace so precious has not beeirvimechased by menet,* incompatible with the *detour of the nation, and the dignity of your Crown. z - "The benevoliest &oughts of your Majesty ex aml to all Ilirstialamities which afflict Europe. Paiiesmil, iNatehuien, bitto the pro- Wailes Mille left frit dik bonoor of iNaiiinity l l 'Let filigbileilef the litter's,* of sub title, weigh fully •r -a generous policy, t>NtiihatrlellPebts Mein. lire'FildOriuttlary fons- W ant lieube it in their sakik optorOss • • •I • oVi 19 , 11 .1101111811111111' • ,itustigo; „ to " emi ti.• ; era Aim". 4 , the jasvom=v Itt 04914040.,a. • NOW 4Nikatmeilwi • ,vArilisA morimbomill the . .etsespiw . . .arstawid 04* OdisovisiihripliowitA dons wtiati *than 44 isr.liaath irsim isatinciblsolAMl6lll4ll4loo l l l lm4iiikliptat holm Miso 4 49- 1444, 4 1 140 4 *JIM €tf fraeraii IMlP•iik. I .1411 c 4140.4 *awl t)t• vitiated litoirheiopsit -1 1 WtleAfsrossiv. .I,oparioj •••• • •• ' • 0 1 0,41141041.4Witaed el 41 Mier st Pier _siihjects. /IWO 114.11 1 10 fiat' that op ikon .4ifainjoh joy so pure. by causing to ha beard at the foot of i the ThtootAte reopectful qpipitloints o( the %picot. tural interests. tits frailil arse of France. Their eontioaNy increase distteerla the deirart pleats af tines*, wily stotastatit, proves the in. r ifiessrpf , the 4414 ipotainitatoilliols are opposed toatio4liiiivpsiitoiajoilh hags tetra.• Puliuksivit Dot fir spiat affects the first tie.: eakilo pi yap esilljaili of dose genesis aatitima winch kat Mbjeoty liaitmen haft reed it hest% they claim the ettispletilarsd yospr glasshitreiestsol They await thine . 4.1.41ty . iitedleti••• adroit Ma* de Charlet 41210111111111. Tiirdlusommiof twiftdiavaripabamiii . tiitiala of r laws may be leboilbiillideut /Mb the forolmonsol law. (I • Ord : ettnOni I "Thin, Sire, ill thitobiliseef lon liiiiiote will 1 be ocoomplished ; tbe.pliisiika will oulli6lßlllpuo wive*, and mistrust will vanish. ....a:ink; rkslk•- kk The monarchical and conatibiiiiii/ which is the spirit of France, will utak, witbibit effort, that unity of views which your high wisdom recommends to us. A Government constant in its principles, and firm antsincere in its COUffie, will insure the glory and stability of that throne, which Las been so nobly styled by your Majesty, the pro tector of public liberty." To which the King replied '"'n"•; ;I T " I know the contents of the Address which you present to use. " I know the difficulties which attend the sale of corn. prottsithstanding the recollection of a recent dearth, I have for the first time restrained the im portation of foreign grain. The laws have been executed, but no law can prevent the inconvenience which arises from a soperahundant harvest: the whole of Europe experience.* it at this moment. " The ameliorations. a plan of which the Cham ber has traced, speak in favour of the acts of my Governtueut. They can only be preserved, and - • , • • multiplied, by the loyal and wisdom of the Chambers. " In exile siod persecution I have supported my rights. the !sensate of ink• race, and that of dmirreach n.au a • ,On the Throne, vormisadod by my peple t 1 feel Wipeout at the bare sapposirioa Mit I eau ever sacrifice the homer of the nation and the dig nity of ity "Crown. " It is pleusiog to ami to believe that the majority eidered the import of all its expressions. If they had had time to consider them. they would not hove hazarded a reflection, that, ass King. I ought not to cliaracterise—as a father, I wish to forget." PARIS. MOVBMBIR 30. Yesterday the King gave a private audience to Banns Bustard de l'Estaing. Hi. Majesty transacted business with the Minis ter of the Interior. French Fends on the tilt h November :—.Five per Cent Consols, A 9 fr. 75 c.—Bonk Stork, 1,695 fr.— On the 99th—Five per Cent. Cones% 59 ft. 75 c. Bank Stock, 1,5974 fr. .1 re MADRID. lIMINIMER 19. Addresses to the King against hiri' esters ore received from all quarters : that of , seated by General Qairogs. 'The subsistence of the troops in 4 asi e lf planes is so uncertain, on recount of the subisotell mite I — he Treasury, that ;gime 1111 , e• 1.1 taq t 4144 0. 1 111 ' hended every day, which would put 'se awl lathe d t ittict . , lotion in the same way in which it troginated. -11 H, 'teen lIIINNA. uovasersa 18. -Pow the iatolligenee which hits been received for sotifitme past from Turkey, it appear., that the different Pitches wit. should act in colter: , spinet the•'Greeks and Albanians do not ogreis e iri tbat each of divan shandaso the others when bateau do it without hazard of a quarrel with the Grand §ignior. Chourschid Pioche has made formal • in . a the Porte of 111 , Pachas of Bosnia, ii; . sitil .11111110 Saluetes, .to wl k .4„jorteles the foils*, *I 'his' enterprise* :roe rs• sumer , him .a. . :•;,. 011 JA ,:*let• weo"finfts:L.i AccordiwoyAokol,, cirvektoo nu cheep y•etee‘q, ie. bould opporimPalterela 1 affair at ZattraiZ'fhe 'Turkish sq'uirtre i nlitit " 1 to the harbour of Sods. in the Isle of preurrtitg: :fre and repair the dine to 0917r.1111111111-fts aow i >.,r t.• ...4 wear. ion,. -. awe% portIMPINE ,, & notildtmest 111/bilibre . ,to therAirn or sdi;i4a, hai.44.l, l Th' iiii i c .4 . &sebum, Lis cesessee. , to •Piee, Met* 11.1140 , 100 d 11. !f i t ti triq 011.4NA - I:l 4 VhaVe. - . . Marquis Antskli - owl I. .111Pamee0 ''Fetid, . k. A... We.- ft I tr. ••Vt • 41 • let • i•t 4 . 11 0 4"111 41 411 11144C• ft ".41 sommics:ibe ormosirsito the WWI Foreetrt. XFO I OA 9,1!-Ilialige queen of en**, I - 1 issio...t Itt • : . ..ii wild iseeallrU, 411100741•1111 IL 1 t.z• h ; o f I j 7446 . . lige diP tit Sabel sse • 0 • . vtimirrike[Pailmprpop.t It i fi l e l ll l,ll l llld , . s WAR Wieffidigo sit Ige fres Prii4li ia in slikawca williseseatrisise o 4kmitAtalillkilbirdlieftitla tblo4ll4liir omit b•hontoiti Viild I 406.***qpis •no * vel va N. . 1 11;0„ - 4,;Pfu 4 „ , .I)4g 4 g.' s. t ,diesavuell ~ 1 1 . var. JAN 11,1*Ni Ti iYti iDaisliodt "g,' V. 4 • ' . . 1 4 4 404 NAM I the arrangililielies, nevi I'nitivelY made, whereby Lard SiettionTO s fires Inertia She Home Department, in which ha will lie f 'Wtiiitded by the Right Hon. Ron Ere Peeps lib change will most probably be officially Waited in this evening's Casette. We 0.11 learn So (he same source whether the rumour be cor legliithat Lord SIDMOUTH is to be honoured with a 'alt 'its" the Cabinet, notwithstanding hie. veins t fidirthe active duties of office. . 1-11 The Gaulle will probably also eisigiet je gei appointment of the Marquis WaLLIIKINTe the Lieetenantcy of Ireland, in the Tenni d TALBOT ; and Mr. Gott Liman to the office .1 the Chief Secretary, in the room of Mr. CHARLES GIANT. Upon these several changes we may be viraitted to make a few remarks. 's. appointment of Mr. PEEL to the Home ihriitnient in the room of Lord SIDMOUTH, is an avid which will excite very little interest in the ittlattry beyond the immediate circles of these 4tlght Honourable personages' private friends. In -pflist of talent, we believe Mr. PEEL to excel the ifebk Lord ; while in official experience and ex ipsituess in the details of office, Lord SIDMOUTH tiali 'Undoubtedly the advantage over his successor. In the general character of their political principles there is not a shade of difference between them. MT. PEEL possesses undoubtedly more native in dependence of mind than his predecessor in office, and we believe took some pains in forming his notions upon questions of public policy. His Con- . duct upon the subject of restoring to the country the inestimable advantages of a metallic currency, and of thereby giving some stability to the . comnitin measure of value, proves Mr. PEEL to be capable of impartial inquiry, and that he has the Moulin's* to avow an *lteration in his previous opinions, when lie finds, upon investigation, that dim; opinioos have been erroneous. Upon the expediincy of re pealing the laws that injuriou,ly affect the'Rdratin I • berenri. vitw ,torst'i wee »tit' ~_a~~e Catholics, Mr. Past agrees in sentiment with Lord SIDMOVTIE. He now indeed divides with Mr. Lento Forme the bonier of leading the or. position in the House of Comoros to the claims of this large body of our fellow /objects I so that the votes in the Cabinet upon this question, which, since the return of peace, has become the most vitally important of all that claim the attention of the Government and the Parliament of the empire, will preserve their usual proportion, unless, indeed, the report be true that Lord SIDMOUTH will retain his seat in the Cabinet unconnected with office; and if this be the case, there will be a majority against the admissibility of the Roman Catholics to seats in Parliament, and to civil offices of power aid confideoce. Whether Mr. Past be more or less hostile to the freedom of the press, or be more or less fascinated by the splendour and charms of military power than hie noble predecessor, are points ioterestrag indeed, but such as experieoce alone con solve. We preemie, however, that his actions in all mat ters appertaining to these points will be governed by the prevailing sense of the majority of his col leagues. The Hight Hon. Gentleman will hence fsrth appear before the public more immediately as -Lord LONDONDDRRY'S assistant in maxagirg the House of Con than in any other capacity., Mr.CAII/41110'• resignation of the Jodie Board was sensibly felt by the Treasury benches, and there can be no doubt that the present aranngement hues been made for the purpose of supplying, by ; tiii best means that offered, this irreponsble Ices, deld of giving some increase of streagth to the mil& rial body is the House of Cossoosoa. The Marv* of LONDONDERRY is indent** in .Al 4 4 l ncrtugs j ustify tag. aad explaining s filiodllosol I •in olloilay, h s slipoki etrti lll4l-‘44411! soot regard . ii..ogpioegooro.ogagisad that Aida be sore thaw sit Jkoiliol li tr Clidliell of the nation tiesig mod to taste this purpasoilloolialltiltiolsow boa- tad with the trapodi x tlpi4,. t• nbaseser consbiOsoissu oisombillebovoi *A . arrangement may ber2l4sllo4; think. be a matter of gratikiliss to the public; that the Home 'Department has fallen to a co* This department bas. a tlidifieW AtAlf " •ppreeimed at hisiiipit w isarairsha7:l6Prelt been salitiently exereigiti .oppeitedity of viiwieg *ow leetlisiip IsAgstoperatively unreitricOt,*Oho i 44.$ :all apt Opey wife framed . 4seppiwastieg thalsapi pingo/16 rukind. no MOP Via" 'brilliasiqhthan fro. whiah,ll vvosartemglit is puttee the gielstipeinsese !Is0 , 410 1 : of government. —........... , i We have received Paris Papers of Friday leA t illi 'doe course, bet the Noniister of Saturday *Po rived by express. This latter Paper , copy of the Address resented by the Cl I)epoties to the King of Fiance on F ri ;had also of Me.issei's Answer, and free se Noy collect evidence of a want of that cordlabty of sentiment between 014„A‘mielm. Abe Deputies, which, under every aresseeVitissuch to be se- desired.. -4.9.0., •• .. .e.,....,t• • It will be recollected &Arlie' Ettle's Speech from the throne et the openiolf.ili liie Sappiqsalied ed is terms of seforatulatiadV "R‘let illseillsoieWeief peace with all rctieign Poeta.. Ti this the Cham ber of Deputioniundisie A4aese refer in terms that strongly imply sitAignhonefiN ;hat this peace has been preeerverViapeeseilier ther•noistent with the 'honour of the Crown of relict% The Deputies say- . -." We congratulalls res. Sim, upon Soar C 011• tinned amicable relatisell whit Foreign Powers, in the just confidence that a peat so precious bass not beets purchased by sacrifices incompatible with the honour of the nation, and the dignity of your Crown." .This observation, we presume, is meant to censure the conduct of the Kinn in not interfering vigor ously in the dispute between Russia and Turkey; but to whatever subject it may refer, his MAJII3TY , expresses himself*. being very " indignant" at the ..insinuution contained in it. " I have," said the. lino, " supported my rights, the honour of ary , race, and of the French name, in exile and persecu- 1 • lion. On the throne, surrounded by my pespep.ll • 1-• eitmeg-t. VOA 7lk to, Is 0;.•..7:.w. ; 1 1. 4 .1..1 41 reel indireeet at the bare supposition dist I can ever sacrifice sire bower of the nation sad the.digeity of my Cr.."we This rebuke is said is private accounts to have electrified Paris. The illinietets tendered their resirmition to the Kiss. oho refined diem, and it was supposed that the expression of his Ma- be i ed by a disselutles of the Chamber of Deputies. The French Funds suffered a slight depression. They fell on Saturday to 89 f. 15 C. A muse of American Papers, including a series from New York to the 11th of November, have been received at our Office. Commit has capitu lated to the Patriots, and Porto Belle is expected shortly to share the same fate. The triumph of the Patriot cause in South America is almost complete. Lisbon Papers to the 17th November have ov. rived. They afford no news of auy importauce. Madrid Papers to the 20th last have arrived. The following are extracts CADIZ. NOVISMDER. The following if the account of the sum of the yellow fever, from the 31st October p the 3d No vember, inclusive : At Poet St. Mary—Remaining 175, sew eases 91, eared 54, and dentin 41. At Xeres—Resnaining 77, new eases 32, eared 39, and deaths 12. • ....___ismasairing 60, new eases ss, eared 39, and Aseskir The &WU at Wig; os the etb, 7th, sod eth (all of dioary *papa), were 22. BARCRLOMA, MOVIIMBIR The amiedy is happily diminishing in a eery Gen sible wanner. MADRID, 110112MBIR iG. The Madrid Goulette of to-day contains a long oind well-written article on the necessity of repress- Ping the licentiousness of the press. The decree of the Cortes is officially promul • peed, by which " all kinds off • ssi!usimesiille, 1 1161 trade in which was permitted e*Vl*. Dfishiment of the new general system of cedISIIIN .orteli. Oct. 5, 1820, and which before thet period into the ports way be re-exported it the plea playing • dirty of sereu received t esterdry. .4 wasAtiffd at the They do :net bake the the litelilifiSheriff which it mayikatio it effect wee of the aioth of •••• • cautions r watching the pro coliveviug those onfortonote trattswaetisso .at • e.t pm gai a. which are or boy I Two decisive 4 been determined i t ••• tlafit le b . rt i lt r : By m litTo . st ml (o . f co t n li l Rileock. app1444.44;149. (of the Cam 145 . app. *'least. aptt Mr., ,) eaa MCsasaisait• • !ppoisiok 44 , Itsw•lllendew ,i4,dia r • These Judges? on* spell Mseirilliell4 tellei;. and commence '*heir laborers, ip Are . tlttjeilig •Ltmerick on the 15th of December; their auth ,i iciti will extend tp the county anityity of I g nite tick, the county and city of i,:gcbettbibmis ' .... Tipperary, Kerry, sad Clue, aottaimeibilit's rep. Of the propriety sad wisdisisrif IMO to " there cannot be a doubt. felliehlibasiwill resu t , from it, we ere convinced. The people of this coue-$ try (in the unrin) are fond of the ,feems of justice' sod respect Osiris ; this Commission will be exceed ingly imposing, from the number sad character of its members. But very lately it might have been asked, where were tire offenders to be found, what gaol stood in need of delivery P for it was matter of general notoriety. and as getter 's') psisoishatast, that in the way scot of crime, the evenly if Lime rick, not. Angle individual had been eommitted to prisomeMP '066111. 'taken into custody. This very ex traordinary sts4of things, however, no longer e We understand several persons are sow iu ment in the counties of Limerick and Tit particularly. Much advantage, then, may be rell•' sonahly expected from the Special Commission. " The second step taken by the Government is one which we cannot applaud. It has been determined( to call out the yeomanry, and by what we coomet help considering rather an extraordinary seleetiess4 Colonel BLAcust's At magh volunteers are, we be. here, the first corps put upon permanent duty. A suggestion of employing the militia in femme. , vice which might be necessary or useful wee-taw ry, was offered in this Journal two months ago;ii ouch a plan would surely be much preferable to that' which has been adopted. We can understand the difficulties which Government may have to encounter in making a choice of measures proposed—abut. without going into particulars, which perhaps it would not be very wise to discuss at the preoent'uto-. ment, candid and unprejudiced men will wish diet • .... . , ... 1 . ". , • • '.. .'*calks .ail woods before that pi wooer. This depirtuteut be.. Rime the remits • • . r:. 11 1P s ! ted tlift b. may be rata peace. become incontestably" tame itunatlitt ' - 4 mft•the Proprietors, oo psyi the State. cud it is therefore . - 1 per test. Secretary presiding over it sllttllMl i it ill . • the 0 1 1ir i ....14 cOPI IIIOIII . .IC . Fr* the Papers from Ireland opportunity of collecting by_ , 'we find that Captain Warlas w hots **Alike of public oPAliVillr .141 tlate of the last accounts. They 0 11131 1 1. 11 1 20 0'eteetiee NA . .. A.1, 44 . osinishitit I iin 'of Mr. WALL A CZ, tl ths ' isifirthitt;.-and - if ' .. , ) pie county of Cork, from wh stances sieetirring in his ompaimir' 4het the rumour to that ittrsetell !ftlie "lion. 7 , ' ' . .h 1 1 , 3 ..7r1,':, 41 : 43 „, vitiation. The following, whi4 . .i: Thellexiildk fahliehilner. we • liiiitigeuce respecting the state 6 I to idlest natips4l.lntilliod who dairsoireew stipstrOiltd: : . , I s pd, is ( 404 from the Doi* I preside immediately over the local goreninient Id '„ .. Th e o.„b.c,,,„ ernmest cia o his country. Tat Ample W Ihistrn : to be an ad-1 !self unrerhittlgly in watching 1 vocate or Illit tialeasillthly, • - pithiliii itp l ewei ;Atiatosbanees tes the youth. collec • seedy, 'el/Kt!! cattolic '• ' 1 " .• ' *** iiitil , *it to the noses olf those. anfortonst circamthimoystkA soutribuiesoixiddelett isas- melting arrangetnenti . tar the 'pest atiflh et. other 14 4. ~-7A--Tr-l ' I L" - " '' 4. ":, - iliid . guilty. and 'Om Proiditipla mewl illiversediat la 1arg.; 448111 . 1 P ll 9o l "Nar . Oi and !ell-disposed. who. hippag which V lltt'hisslded to . Idt, itt.st silstair 1141'-1 jority even in those districta ~ . .. • i_ poses % e will ohs give.mr.l4.lood.an sdirnmitiee been most violently agitated. vela II b. lin' trot.'4ll dirtied..-Otat of •II long i mportant measures b o a, b ee , 117 1 0 1 414110/111 1 1 billifiAlr.llllllWorsest. The. to- and are in pulite**. A special Isobel dis alerb WilriWeir ht." . !!' the highest iistiog of .Ivid . Dat.f;'ll 1111041 KIN 7 *Ai • 14iii Isis . ,imacianoi Ave.l4-"eill)ftpikiihaaki a mutate rttb►e likely to be generally opproieti of had been taken. With regard to the state of the county of Armagh itself, We are happy to say that i► is perfectly quiet and orderly. On this subject a t eau refer to the letter of a Very respectable ■nd wealthy Baronet at present residing there, which woo published in our Paper two days ago, is A variety of details collected from all parts of the country will be found in our aubseqftent co lorant'. We art glad to say that they present t! , . .Mee enormity. Some of the Provincial Pipers et. press their apprehensions that the lamentable spirit which, according to all account', had its birth nu the Courirnay estate, is still travelling into (NIL,- counties. They add, however, that preeaatient 0.•• taken to arrest its march, and they very proptr'y call on the resident Gentry and Magistracy to ev•tr themselves to prevent, rather than punish, infutu -ated delinquency. •• Some exaggerated rumours were in circulation in this city yesterday, and had even got into print. Amongst others, it was said that Lord Dinner:H. agate,' seat at Knocklofty had been attacked and plundered. These reports appear to be undescre. ing of credit. " An evening paper contained the follownv.... " • We regret to learn that the house of Michael Aylmer, Esq. in the county of Kildare, was attacked fur arms, and other turbulent indicatioaa have been manifested iu the saute county'." •- • - - The situation of affairs in the east of Europe boo assumed a very serious aspect. Persia, accord ing to private letters, has nut only declared war 'against Turkey, but has actually commenced hos tilities in Asia agatust the Turks. The fact is Punted positively, and it is inferred that this would base been fioete without some previous concert Of passimunicatiets with Russia, and that Russia .salll pa h e tm r armies in outman against Turk e y as ----- .0.0 NI military operations cats be underaken front the banks of the Pratt,. It is not true, as has been hinted it' a Morning. Paper, that Mr. CANNING is going to India. The Puke of Mowraosit is about to resign the office of Master of .the Horse, which will he conferred tim, the Duke of Down. The Duke of Motraosr. -succeeds. the Marquis Of Hiall'OßD as Lord Cham berlaus. There may be some other arrangements, but they are of minor importance.—( Evening Paper.) Letters Iwought by the Turkey Mail, dated Con. atentinople, October 25, state, that an official com tunnication was made by the Turkish Government to the Foreigu Ambassadors, of the total defeat of the Greek fleet, which took place hi the Bay of Kolokythia. Thirty-three vessels were taken, and neatly as assay destroyed. Accounts from Smyrna state, that the alarm respecting the disturbances Which took place on the•l7th, had subsided. At t llie date of the letter (the 19th), every thiug was • Yesterday the dispatches were closest M the gist I iklaia . Home, and delivered to the Peters of the • I I; IV r Chios; ad The steam-Moat Woik-ix-thi-frciter, upon Lake Etie, snit wrecked on the Ist November, at day brook, within about 80 rods of the Butfdlo bght. hoar. The Ifaik-ia-the-Water left Neck Nock the day be on the ligut trip to Dettait,rrad was drintsa bthe unsperi. The preeesepers sad rain° 101111111101114 v r • • tiftract t liont a letter from that' to Lloyd's ',gt Deal, 'Cleted the t2d instant :—" During the ,naght of the 30th tilt. the redden of the boats usually employed here to carry off embers and cables, were unshipped, and removed in carts with the avowed intention of preventing their mistime . tiliiivs ;igniting them .(with the exception of baying ''films alone). instil certain alltveti grievances an te. dressed, and a deputation of the boatmen have jest interned is, that the boats are not to go off until this is done : at least 100 sail of valuable vessels are in the Downs." Yesteeday was fixed for the anniversary dia ll er ef the York Whig Club. Sir GEORGE CATLET he. ing absent in France, M. t.k.'Tvit.r., E-q. was to take the Chair. The preseacs of tbq followiug Members was expected :*— v . ... 0-0 •11/0401 The Hon. Themes Deeding M.P.( inalMallannati i J. C. Linabtoa Esq. M.P. fur ih•Coisety of 'Derbies 1 11.(14. • aq. M.P.; Lard Viwroesit Nammistsy; Das. a)lies, ' M.P. for Hull; J. C. Ramordss, - Bag.lll.P. for Alaltoo ; '• fray theorem, lip. of tikeites Grano; George Palmer, %%Il of Nabors; and Mew, ium, Seq. ef Lartiagtea. 1. . Levis Andersen bas been convicted in Baltimore of the crime of kidnapping Negroes', and seatenceil to be confined ill the Penitentiary for the period of ten years. Lewin difedereen is • brother of Joliv Anders's'', whewss eetivicted at Aptil Tern, of the same Court fee the same offence, and was eels teoced to a confinement of five years. By private letters received fr o m Liverpool, we learn that the late gale has been very rrrrr ely felt en shore ; a great Dumber of eltimnier have been thrown down, and several lives have been lost, hot the extent of the dantoge cannot yet be accurately ascertained. Extract from a private letter, dated Liverpoe'. December 1 :—" We had a most awful storm here the whole of last night ; lit ship. were driven oii shore. A melancholy occurrence took vireo. Mr- BARTOII (a most respectable brewer.) and los wife were killed in their bed by the falling in of the chimney through the roof of their dwelling house. It happened about two o'clock iii the morning ; but the screalits did not kiitivrit till revel'. 4 1 11 that hour they were both warm. mid useshcal maistunce wats instaetly culled in. but life was extiuct. They are much regretted, soil were a tfi ll de ee ra m :: : : :: : : ........46.:t. 0 I p d a , re w n o ts u! d young couple only moterred font years, and hurt. left three little children. The youngest. • baby of or it s mother's health, heat bees. removed last west to another bed. The 'mow Is at this moment chely virettemmorw .... but Irmo fre Pr i?t a h b e l y de h l a ie v a e te bil a r :lt t e l • .. . . le deploring the 'titian .sis Istriorg Si ai ,si.2. • r .!. 1 PIP