The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-05 00:00:00

, . • - I • NAIL. • . ed, you will see whether we e , . au". Inc I ana. yes." The cisme( the dadaist , , I Dahlia - - 0 0 Naiad 0 aid carried, notwi th atandiag t I waterbed 0 t Ilaudire' 0 - deo Left, " who cried drat it was ate . 0 nion n o U G. e jam " . 4 I 0 1 rissisil *rell. • . 8 . don." and the siting closed in a nest I I 0 amoeba's - a 0 Amebae -- 0 the following observation from the Pi PAM OF ATOM. AT ONE 01340011. THIS DAY. " Ws as affirm that the Chamber of *on Rust 161 Ines Mai. —.. .. ...... at the end of the sittiag a picture of s sr. Ct. nod IN OM Ilsselle 0 05 . teas Pea- 'there bad knee imomplolo any pea 111 pot Gm. lota Its aus Oh Cue South Dor 1P014.1 An Act of Acessatioo against Gement end Ale . 4 ter CMS somgoo? . ' o _ o. _ peblished but its great length obligee *lsm Feats Mg. g ' ''' ' P s. The whets number of persons accused aperCleed. 1797 —•--•"4°N. a. 05 s Pwl- , his attempt is 58. of whom 38 hate teat Ana k , 10 t 0... p o et_ . • ii gal ---- " liagn e oro fa v e ast 6 "l l* a 7,,i ; A telegraph dispatch had bees feel it 1 7 0/6 DPMCelli . gilt StattlittUitt. L o s t . .fli te s s_ Jim lo s seines, dated the 30th alt. io, - . . fever bad manifested Itself in the p Sarcelona, in the person of a Capra rived last year from Havainah. It i •1 " son panne IffATUNAN" is monneotasso wrtal "Cm person sad his family were removed I 1 1 I, . ----- IffATSSMAII." with very few precaution*. The Jac f : LONDONs to assemble in 54 boors. False" Fuses, AUGUST 2.—Fir 1 MONDAY IVIINifIO, ANIMTST 5. 1 8 22. • side Giulia* at 98f.100. ; highest, 93 1 • i —es.-- 94.1—Bask Stock. 1600C—Neapolit B Mer intal 4 NG S . mot" " b°C r . 71.—Excbange as London, one hi . , This darkst is rather lat. Consols hub fee the three months, 25f. 25c. i Arremat sod Messy ode Bofi ; Redwood 844. ~ ___....-- All remige f 3 moVidle 6 Ime " the rise. Perhaps THE BISHOP AND THE 1 is osationesios of hr ''being undentOodi they bad . Th. later is atilt io prison. net rise. at Pads. • 1 hint of the New Times, that, ° if bat , ass o'Caulr.-....A1 the Stock Exchange the mar• let mallow steady, tholes with littli boalnessdoiog. him before the Seesioas , it meat & ' r t.. The Foreign Verdi ore still looking up, and Spa- is very teas; bat for the Soldier 1 nigh sad Chili *season it demand. , Bishop sow is, there must be two tb ti , New flponfakeldf--Old. 0 044---ffow s'relalea.. B l -414 s be must get a discharge, or be mull eb—ltualnit. IC 1—(1180. 801—metdell, 011—Ideopoliten. .' 1 ,4, 7118—Colusbian, Iffifil—Aerip,lllllf. must. after that, (eta paeeport! TI __—. 4 ol..—_ r hle ; and, therefore, it is not likely, I. ' . A Me of Suansab papers has arrived this mom. • • 4 leg, by which we learn that two regiments of Spanish Doctor Sroeoaar will be attuned trooper, which, aecordiag to the Contend,' between effect. than that of drawing down on lli it O'Dowojo and liorbide, were to have been conveyed more eoatemPt than be had to supper to the Hannan. soddenly violated their parole sad u- We ussouseed to the indignant p • -". ninon a Wadi' attitude, bat were sou compelled to first artiste on this subject, that ama lay bows their arms to the Imperial troops. ly punished in Ireland for baring el Core, It is said, has again fallen into the hands of Biala)? with 515 attempt to summit a the Royalists. that country. At last, the poblie b in the columns of the " respeetenk" Paris papers to the 3d east. annals intelligence a n a c coun t of th e f r i e d egos that toes how Madrid to the 23d .it. Every thing up to that now called for in behalf of the pm time veleolosel ansepeil is elm latter capital. In the wife sad children. We hope I i evesiag of the 18th the King. for the int them siege as obtained for dose", as far e the aeopressios of the late attempt. rode out with the to d o th em j us ti ce . B e t if the 1 , keys, gamily. sod was received by the people with w h om w ill t h e y h a y s to M ac k 4 " a rowed"l and expressive silesee." A squarer the " respectable part 0 the press ;" • of the tolestary militia formed his sole esoort, in w ho, le e ithe r o f the Aug, are l e order, probably, by a show et sulfating. to conciliate ask frUCSNORS fur their own factio t i l i: the favour of that body. sad that of the Madrid pops- " themeless Friends of the Quest!: li lam. At the moment when the Royal Party ruched this occasion, been as silent as min the Puede/tied SW. a Fraocienn friar called out three who appear to have a perfect teas times, wide a lead yoke. " Death to the Pojared." thing boloogiog to the regiment. tt 1 The pane* arrested the offender for having disturbed thus will Brans and his family ow public order; hut after seine esplanades en his part o bt a i n it; b u t i n as, an d t o sa or d . il. 4 ' Its WIN set at liberty. The reported Cumuli's of day-light, that. if we had not, wit the Extrusedieary Cones had ant yet taken plate, bat stripped off the veil, the thing woe i 4 ! addresses were daily molted from every part of the ever; and, of course. Braun maid sinatry recommendiag that measure, DS well De the grave w ith ou t say thing to r ub o ut establishes.* of a sounternordse slug the header. lashes on his back. i „rl t Acuteness to enlitatios. It Is said, that is less thee We bare now, one would think, a three months there world he. in virtue of the last de- of the utility, of the necessity, of des t i, l free of the Cortes, 5110.0‘10 voluntary militia armed to light; and an equally good proe isad equipped in the Peninsula.—The Sitting of the emu of that doctrine of die Afornin i • Preach Chamber of Deputies on Thursday last was would make us believe, that such one of the most stalely of the Session. The subject emothered, because to calumnies* 2. , I. debate win the eaters' of two laiiiilMS (of francs) t h em p ro d uces more ev il in the way A ' for the eel tries of the Peers; for the Peen ass paid is t h an t h e pun i s h men t o f t h em can d „I , 1: Friars for being Members of the Legislature? M. o f te r rific example. The adminiet . 1 Beajando Coulson *poemd that grant as behalf dishes impartiality here; justice to those I P. , useable to the Peers themselves, and destructive of pressed and scourged to vanish eve I • ~ o their ladependence as a judicial body, at a time too. sew-offending party; there do not a ~ it when they might be called epos to try " a pretended mitered into the view of the Chroxii i. ~ conspiracy." This espressioa gage great offence to sloe. livable may possibly now obt the Ultras, and M. Revellkro exclaimed. " year shape or other ; but, is it possible, 1 • speeches at the tribes' are sufficient proofs of your have obtained it, if the STATESMAN tengiracilm." M. Benjamin Ceutast observed. acted on the principle of the Chruni . , " that so good a Frenchman as N. Reveillere wield. It must have been looms to man; undoubtedly not have made such a• assertions if be Houses of Parliament, that this tri , I had not possessed proofs of what be advanced. He Ireland. Indeed, it has now been 1 1 , therefore invited him to aimed the tritons, and to give t o every man in London. This trial 1 those proofs, lath twthe Government and to the cons- L e f ore t h e Bi s h o p was ra i se d Eros try, or else to resells the name of Calumniator, which Ferns to that of Clogher ! Hero 1 his ewmPiromed charge wee" merit." M. Rive"' Take It altogether, So/distend Byrn 1 If • . h.fi met having immediately replied, M. Benjamin rest o f i t , an d who can remem b er is t Constant called him publicly a Calumniator, and pro- can remem b er sa y t hi ng so l ou dly culled with the other pans of his speech, at the close wentaryinquiryt How could any of which M. Remitter* addressed the Chamber. Al" silted Inquiry, if it had been mov lodise to the mention made in the Act of Accusation not a motion or question from any 1 against Berns of the names of the leaders of the Li However, t h ere can now he no ' I bomb, as members of a Provisional Government to be whole will come out, bail and all, 1 formed in ease the conspiracy should succeed, he be. over. Toe public are. upon this c • gas by saying. " that Members of that Chamber had debted to Mr. Peainteas who has 1 more than out been named it conspiracies, the scam- laid in watching the workings of t I.' • • dal of which bad resocaded through all France. an d strange fact. stated by the New Ti,, that it was limo at last this the Chamber should be of the matter reached Mr. Pssa's l enabled to ascertain whetter there had bees any cos- Bishop was at large, has astoundi * . intone between the conspiratom and the Deputies H aw t h e passport cou ij h ave b een I t, thus implicated." This exordium was no sooner COW h as b een s su bj ec t of surprise leis I chided than the President observed that the only .s why the Bishop cannot be ' . question before the Chamber was the allowance 11 of toe millions for the Peers. and that M. tiered- not appear quite clear to many p by no means evident to all the weir tere bad so right to introduce a new topic. M. R. , i „, out o f t h e country so sews as quitted the tribune is the midst of cries of " Slink, and corrupt press told us he wee 'go ow" from the Left, and a scene of indescrib- a nd oar vigilenee will clear alinp. able con f u sion d ' At last IL " fiti° declared Court, with the bail openly called that as the Left had been charged at the tribute with 'party or forfeit their recognitin's being conneettad with conspirators, It eoggin to have ,i n pa ion of all t h at we s h i ll , • an opportunity of justifying itself ; he therefore moved 'trial in a cheep form, circulated th • that ao enquiry he lastitaawl into the subject. ' l• h° doe, will finish the thing; and, a I President said that the Chamber could not even deli- more l eg i t i mate o bj ect for a sa l ad , berate on such a proposition at that time. General causing a knowledge of this thing I Foy, *boss name had bee. Wes mentlooed in the gen subscribe, and women too, a ace of accutodoe drawn against Sefton. declared that calumnies, under the name o t words bad bean put by the agents of the Ministry is Surely, we ought to subscribe to e i . the month of a whom who was net forthcoming • on regard to those who thee subsea 1 purpose Se implicate his came In the affair, and dial the time enough to adopt an effectual ' whole was the work of an " anti-National and anti- pose: add, therefore, we quit the 1 • Preach faction." N. do Tilled* maintained that mot. I , there was so necessity for an inquiry, lb. character of i the Left being sufficiently cleared by thole not having THE HARVESI been pot under accosatioo. The whole Left semi rose The showers, in many parts, last 4' simultaneously aid cried : " You did not dam ! Year harvest a little ; but Saturday s courage failed! You attack us as you do doe Spa- wheat ricks made, than any day Muds. treacherously." To this M. De Ville& re- Eagland. In feu days, if the we plied, " I declare is the fan of France that we do the wheat will be housed in all not accuse Pot because there is no eemeeit7 he aro' of Staffordshire; and there is no ease you, bat shoaled what the witnesses have declared ,ratively, of wheat to the North a - ' . . THE sr shall sot dare to was at last called the opposition of 'Wfanows access inner which drew irench Joeraal.— of Deputies offered modal. of which , precediag Sessions." General Boma has hoes obliges us to omit it.— accused as implicated it arrested.— received frogs Idar. 'log that the yellow principal street of Captais of a vessel, at. -• is added that this to a lazaretto, but Jests of Health Woe .in pa Gig.. Cow 92C. 190.: 01.504 4 .Neapollitaa Fivapareastea. Mouth, OE 4k.t -No souDiztV 4 .6 aeasitbataadiag bail wore gored far be taken !" This to be wbere the tbiegs take place most destst, Cod be These seem isspessi. f. that the dust of attesded with asy other os the Doctor a little support before. • , ast public, la elf tory was bad bees sense charged this moss a similar dream's bare 'before it. aid rupectedde" corrupt press too. • occasion. JosSice is poor salute sod hie that Jodie* al as it is Wilkie they Jo &stair' 4S. for it ? Nail, s" not say of &Nog, usually so ready 441 factious. rupee's I eat Queen." who have. 'pa mice is chew. ME tenderness he sear No : to nom of owe justice. if Am only, it h clot. as with resolute 2 would be hiskit i llt i t would have pee to 114 oat dm sharks of 1110'4 a pretty goesel, dragging such proof of the an Morning Chronicle ,ch things are to hi communicate a knowledge of - Ay of contausisoliall de good in the may dreams of fettle*, who bad been over the guilt of the seen to bare at all lroxicle spun Ibis ince • obtain justice inmate that he ever could lAN had. in Ibis case. In/hick, many Members of both trial took place in o known a fortnight trial took place, there, from the Bishopric of • wee a case, then! Byrne and Dail and the - such a case t Who ty calling for Arlin. r Minister have ,es moved for? And yet, - living soul. :mothering. The before the thing is occasion, mach in been laudably vigi. the THING. The Times, that not a word Office, 'till after the astounded many psyllium!. - so quickly obtained itb every one. (The be brought back de persons. And it is world. that the Bishop as the •' respects:6k" was. However, time p. A trial in open called on to produce the times, ; these will pet as want to know. The throughout the king . never was them any subscriptioa than that of Ning to be spread about. to circulate lies and of religious tracts. circulate truth with subscribe. There will be effectual plan for %Me per subject for the pre• 'EST. last week, retarded thr SSW, perhaps. wore t ewer before saw is Feather keep fair. ali the comities Sayegh no great deal. camera forth of that county.— N Never was the wheat is fair and geed. The straw is es bright as the straw of Sicily or Fir:bola. The crime of wheat will weigh 60 peas& a bushel, or me*: a thing ant beard of in the memory of man. —The oats are, in some part% short is the straw; bet the grain is eeery where heavy. The same of the barley. And the brightness of the shire is, of itself sto emit valuable thing. Straw for thatehiag Is worth, Jaw times u mach this year as it is many years. When used as food for cattle, it is, perhaps. tin Mesa as good as if blighted. Horses will, in Spals as& ether bright•straw countries, do very well and work bard upon oat straw. But, Sias is bright straw, and net sash as is usually grows is England. The hog has heat uocommenly abusdsst in every part of the kiegdom. Every where it has been get is without a drop of wet. We believe, that the old set man living eanaot pretend to recollect a year when the whole of the Saha Fain bay was got in without wet. To see the beautify!, bright, sweet setelliag hay-ricks all ever the country is 'sough to glad the heart of soy man who duly reflects on nab a blessing. Horses, Cows, Sheep, Oxen ; all participate in the good. Meat, milk, butter, cheese, bides, labour to raise cern soother year, are all min imised in these riches, which, this blessed year, are worth twice as mach as on an average of years. — This is real aatiosal• wealth ; this is a real " imp inenteries of capital:" a very different this, from the white-boasts cm bills , raised op by the pillage which paper money *sables Jews red Jobbers to commit on the labourers and mechanies.—We should suppose, that, if we hare now tea days of ins wea ther. the best wheat will be less than 4s. a bash,' by November '.--I f we had " over-prediction" before, what shall we have now y In 1910 or 1611, there was a special Thaisks.iving, in the Churches, for * a plentiful harvest. Shall we have no Tlionalragiviag tbie year ? Or, would that seem ewer, while starve doe rages in Ireland ? Ks/msg.—This is a word, which the country per pie sake use of to 'sprees a stock or store V know ledge. It is an abreviation of knowingness; sad it is a great deal better than the word knowledge, becaese the latter has, unless aceonspeelel with some epi thet, a rather limited applies** ; whereas knows is of general application ; tad, to say, that a man is destitute of, ex waste, Imam. Is to &dare him to be amply supplied with ereptiness of bead. We have beetled late these remarks by bearing a farmer exclaim, epos readiag a paragraph in the •Vorning Herald of the 641 elf July, " This fellow must have " a precious deal of knowss. at any rate!" The pa ragraph simply uuuuu teed to the readers of the He rald. that "is Sussex and Kent the hop-picking "would begin the next week, and that the crop pro m mind to be rather above as average crop." This certainly was " noes." and especially in the hop elastics, the lep-bises sot being then got out into Mem, and it being contrary to all expectation that the Sep-picking should begin is less thee too months after the time sppointedby the "reepeetabk" sled kaoressless part of the press! A hnedred or two of thiags. in the coarse of the year, eqnal in absurdity its drill, might be selected from any one of these news papets, the writers la which really seem hardly to Storm what country they are la; or whether men walk upon their beads or their heels, KNATCHSOLL —We have the honour to have in oar pay a Cour/ of this name!—We shall find out whom he his related to shortly. Ws dare say ws shall trace him to amongst the " lade-readers/ country Gentlemen." Swesnruc—The Old Times newspeper used to swear to Its members once in a while. This custom seems to be dropped. lino this arisen from scruples of monscimme, or, from diminished numbers? The Regis ter has long since beat the Old Thiag in Numbers; end be Old Thing dares not swear, lest it should be shown, that it is beaten by the STATESMAN The letters received front Naples this mottling men tion that the crops of Olives have been destroyed by the excessive beat. . Oc Friday despatches arrived In lowa from the Lord-West aaaaa of Ireland, which were forwarded to the King at Windsor. Newfonadland Gamines to the nth nit. have ar. rived. His Majesty's ship Valorous, Captain Murray, had arrived at St. Johe's from Trepassey. having on • • board the survivors of the crew of bls Majesty's ship Drake. Four of the dead bodies had been found, and interred at Trepassey. among which is supposed to be that of Limit. Stanley. By the new Commercial Treaty between the Baited 'States and France, which permits the ships of both widens to enter the ports of each other oil reciprocal terms. after the Ist of October American ships will he released from the necessity of coming to this port and Cowes, to re-sbip tbei r cargoes for Havre-de-Orace iota French bottoms. Above thirty vessels did this at Cowes, pending the negotiations.—(porrimotak - - Pte)A Gnus Soave tie Livnstront..—Captain Dobson, :of the Arab, recently arrived in Liverpool, from %gym, has brought with him a Greek boy. about tee Jeers of age., whom be actually purchased for eleven shillings. The youb was sold at the common ba zaar, together with his mother, brothers, and sisters; his father having been previously killed.—(Nancricater Geordie's.) PORTSMOL I TU. Aroosr 3.—On Wednesday morning -we were surprised with the sow novel cireewstaoce of the arrival of a Preach brig. of 240 tons, called the ,Vigilante. as a prize; she having been captured with 1 others,in the act of Slave-trading (having 343 -on board). on the 15th of April last. in the River !lousy (Northward of the Line), by the boats of his Majesty's ships Iphigenia and Myrmidon, manned eith about 150 seamen, and commanded by Lieut. 0. Wm. St. John Mildmay, after a most severe contest, in which two seamen were killed and seven were wounded. It is not known how many slaves suffered in this vessel, u they jumped overboard and were de. strayed by the sharks; and, wining with the slaves iu .the bold, after our sunsets were in possession of die upper 'de,k, severs! slaves, were also killed. Oar poor girl, about ten years of age. had troth her leg. -amputated, and was doing well. Lira'. Mildauay 'come home in charge f the Vigilante. and on lsnd ,iag set off for the Admiralty, with despatches from `Commodore Sir Robert Mends. The Bishop of Clasher is a member of the Societ) for the Suppression of Vice. His last subsaipiioo was twisty-Mrs pounds !--(Aforaiig Paper.) PRBPARATIONS FOR TIM KINO' TION AT EDI.VBURGff (now TOR SRUIRORGII STAR or , ft is sot yet filially deterssised whether ► will lead at Lath or Trinity Pier. Should jesty disembark at Leith. a triem?bal - erected ateaylleM Square. the Winds of royalty. where he will receive the loysof is esdetstood that his Majesty will proceed Palace by the New Road through St. Ann' pas are to be placed at disuses' along of the serreesding hills to Sr. salon. the cheers of the immense multitude that !feted as the hills, will welcome his " preach to the Palate of his asceston. doss in the louder of the Palace are nearly A huge boars is to be lighted on At , the sight which succeeds dass Royal amt We sedentami it is not proposed to soy other night than os that of the hastiest. We lean that the Coneenery of the Tr have forwarded to Lembo a whims ' to Isis Majesty. praying his Majesty to Leith. Os Saturday sight. his Majesty's travelling and 14 horses arrived at Northallerten. where sh seised till Monday amain. They proceeded Rushyford the same musing. end arrived castle en Tustin. Os Saturday they Alowick. and reached Berwick last sight. We understand that the Celtic Society , four ampules. in the complete High/sod for disehargisig the dety of guards es Coestable and Baled Marimbal. fa city they will smut a moment guard _ till these honours of Scotland are returned Castle. The Tourist Steam Yacht of Leith Gymnasia to accompany the Royal Sloeslmo, as she Is to remade at his Majesty's disposal,' .siay is Sootlead. be may probebly tamed. dm "Wahl pnve favourable, skiff age earthwards, or le enjoy 'comeliest aquatic Woes is viewing the beautiful aad rommels the Frith of Forth. Siam oar last, serve ampules of IMve arrived in the Castle from Egglama, oompanies of the 13th foes. iseindiog the so at the same ghee from Glasgow; the leered yesterday. Oa Wednesday three companies of the , ad from the Castle foe Daliteith, I. resale leg his Majesty's stay is that (ewe. The faculty of Procurators bolero the of Admiralty met yesterday, when It prepares eoligratalatery address, to his Majesty on his this to this city. It is proposed that the address of the sembly should be presented by the whole eonfideat expectations areentertaieed that, •ill reedy* it on the Throat. Os Wednesday night, a very fall meetieg Iseerporation of Goldsmith". it was saanimensly solved to presses a loyal edam's to Me visit to fitliobargh, sad a Committee w, appointed to prepare the ' , Wrest', and other measures, is cosionetion with bodies, as may be deemed necessary aid ►igh usasios. Yestsriey amusing Mr. Peel, 'Hooded Struhlield, his Private Secretary, sad Mr. King's Messenger, left tows, to ►e is readiness tend ►is Majesty at Edinburgh. The Marques of Loodesderry does , Majesty to Scotland. His Lordship is . paratioss for proceeding to t►e Costiesst, , be present at the long talked of Congress taigas. The Kieft yacht, the Royal George, Greenwich Hospital, and the stores, jesty's voyage to Leith are petting oa Royal Sovereign yacht, Captain Adam, Regret yacht, Captain Sir Michael the Phaeton and Eras frigates, and of wer, are already at the Non, and arrival of his Majes•y. Viscount Melville left town on Thursday , burgh. The felrowing noble-persons passed town last week, on their way to Sooty Binning, the Duke of Portland, Earl and family, Baron de Steel, Lord Raveaswortit, Lesdentale, Doaager Lady Ros:leteey, Melville.--(Newrastle paper) Dorieg the last eight days, several gentry have passed through this city terse on their refers home, and others at his Majesty's visit to Roiaborgh.-4 , Anneal) Tim Right Hoe. Lord Montego has With. His Lordship so Ousts , wishes to superiateml personally the extensive preparations sow easkiag st the palace for the reception of his Majesty. His Unite the Duke of Atholi is to occupy Lady SA' forth's hens. in Charlotte-square. An eletraet mansion has been taken in ;- for the Right Hon. the Lord Provost and of Glasgow. during his. Majesty's visit to s. . et! and estate coach, with the arms of the city of Ober on it, ia.in preparation for that (*cashes. On Tuesday, the Toes.Coancil of Aberdeen retelrd that a depotation of their number shall roped It Bdishurgh, in order to present an address of cue re 'iodation to kis Majesty, on his arrival in his s uitor kingdom of Scotland. Several pleasure yachts, and among the re.' W. Curtis's. will sail in company with his M a j est y sqaadroo, and it is believed the venerable Earl St: Vincent has determined to embark 1 the yacht, his former gallant companion in arms, and W.' Cnim (as Admiral of the Fleet.). to pay to his Majesty, on his 1. ',Leg the [Wash she" Soothed. It is oft his Majesty's iateatioa is MI soy commasicatims with the coast on his voyage: lo r t to proceed directly to Leith, and. to land and tott Riliehotgli in state, on the slay sabseipsent bi• lag anchor in the Frith of Fort. Ms public rair/ will, it is enpected, take place on Wednesday , 1 "! 14th fastest, sod his stay is the Scottish capital 0 1 ' 1 . 'if possible, be limited to tortes days. ' Bonsas.—Conass AND Wannars.—A seated sig . was made between the above pugilists a few cr e sol' I 'since, at the Castle Tavern, for 50 guineas aside, tight the bates cud et September. MS Rise 1:1 1 . r vetoer.) her his Majesty 'Mould his M. al arch will I of the 'steak of the city. I t proceed to th e ,aa's Tacit, sot lig the enweln es, which, wilt, that will he rrl. I. Majesty's . 4 . I. The de' or . 'early cemnlrte ▪ Arthur's to illawinatt ea talon& Trades of Leith s to le resents to dissimilate a t travelling teach e, where ti. y ts. Pr""dsa a rri wed i Y. a . they arrived at tight. tidy are to fees ighlaod calm, a the Lord Mgt a the !satrap. 11 eta the Regalia 'relented to the tb engaged hy I Squadres, nod, 'goad dialog tit stead, if the wee. • extend hit rep el aquatic lust. semis scow, ed of the MI feet Aglaia!, and 6n the staff, arrived ho reinsiader 7701 ward. resale Mare dr. the High Cart wss resolved a s be yreeestai is r the General As. whole body, ad that Ma Majaq 1 Inman ef tit umaminionely re. 'ts. is Ilairsty es his was acceriAqty ad to take Ash b other path tad belittle' de ittesded by It Mr. Hooter, ti, feedbags' to at . es sot sifted tit is making per ittest, I. order"' congress of Sets irgey is 804 ' 14 , &c. for bit Me beard.os m, and ito thesar, d eep Pri t he l d I there await tit morally for &ho- sed through this Scotland :--10 1 ;arl of Mandell worth, Lord way, and end aobilityroi Ity for Studied; sere to be prewlt es arrived at pal' Ira to saperistel 4 as sow making et lajesty. • occupy Lady Sfr ea in Qom's-sure. ; sad Magistresi visit to this riee he city of Olor Aberdesa retelr 4 *hall pr,,eyel 'chimes of cap Iva in hit 'also tang the rest `lt ith his Mayo.. airfoil's Eat! the yacht, we , so d hoist* o pay his rese ll Lttitish shorn Mr latencies to Mu a bit voyage: $I to hind and eltt r lelsent to bit cot. ) 1 1 , 9 ) :: i g. t iW t i uAa i s s i s d h os p fee tdu aaci capital b o aa k e i oecote : e zi:111:01: