The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-29 00:00:00

.••• ". on his deliverance, was, by many, predicted to he the formation of a New Ministry, and the employ. went of his old friends in the important offices of state. To the Elmo& of this Paper, no idea was eves more improbable, and those who will give them selves the trouble of looking, a few weeks back, to the observations he then made oo the subject, will see some of the grounds of bis belief. The fact is, es we always said it would be, Mr. PEttcrvAr. re mains Prime Minister, with the avowed approbation from the REGENT, of his ministerial polich—rof his conduct towards Ireland, towards America, and the Peninsula! ! A change in the Ministry does how ever take place, for the Marquis of WELLESLEY has already 'resigned kis office, and we conclude his friends will follow him. This change, after the de cided tone of the Marquis, on the Catholic Ques tion, cannot surprise ; but the avowed cause is, that the Nabob will not play a second to Mr. Peacevar...—Of the party called the Opposition, rumours beyond calculation are afloat,. but all that we know as matter of fact will bt found iu the two documents, given in another plate, to.which we re fer. These documents are of no little.importance • and taking it for granted that the letter signed G. P. it. is the letter of some confidential adviser, is probably, Mr. P. himself, we have no- hesitation in designating it as insidious and insulting top degree 1 inexpressible. .We kaow, from very high autheiity, that at Carlton House, the twp Noble. Lords are said to have misunderstood the tenour of the Pausce's note, and that the Duke of YORK assured. them they had, asserting at the same time ".that Mr. Peace.' nat.'s Administration •was at en midi" , they very justly . , feplied , " that if the,hed lallea into au er ror, it was easily corrected; " ifutHsat, judging !rein the evidently Well weighed expressions` of present sastFor and untied Ministry, and the declaration that some only of his old frie,nda . Were wanted by the Keever, tkey were convinced no mistake had been made by them ; which was decidedly evinced by a message that evening to Mr. l'EacEvAr., desiring hint to consider himself as Minister, and to strengthen himself as he could. The conduct of the Noble Lords will speak for itself; as honest men, they could not have acted otherwise. The country can not but now be convinced that a love of office only doe* not sway them. /tow Mr. PEacevat. expected to act w ith them, we know not, nor what compro mise he intended to make ; but this ought never to he-foreotten, that he has thrice offered to coalesce with his rivals, and of course, either had the impu deuce to presume they would bow to him, or the weakness to yield to them. How be could imagine, or bow any human being could imagine, after what • has lately passed in the two Houses, that a Coali tion could take place is beyond the power of con ception, except in one who thinks there is no prin. , ciple left in the world." the whole. Had the Ruoviv advanced as Sovereign, BISHOP of MEATH . .trd Mr. LANC.ISDER. to-commend the turps of Reformists, he would in- _ ~, • saintly have been joined by the whole Batton . 'ne tolleOrtOtParegoipli appeared. is ike.Post of this vaii;,,, difficult* wised have vanished--all doubts aud foul I°g I'" The saup 'of ilsAlorli4et7 peeethed an e . nerese. ferns" lielliobep litnottitits:Klispel its Edinburgh ; barmy., Mrs been restored. Loyalty would. no longer halo are pi ched .. .. n ~. w . Chapel, . .iise 1 saiis9p pm lt cif of .the been identified to.its disgrace with fraud—the tote - 44, 1 40 i. It em e i abdery, jeben talarge collection rests of the Plata and the people Would ma longer "4 411 4 4 , 64ritabii .. 600601 , n , 049 , 1 *iiitrowded in . Mete been oPPdged .to oath other—the Constitution ) worry!, The Amines( Prelate *strongly recommended e4e would no longer bane been degraded by being repre-70tten toffeeted with velligious p r l ar lit re . , . • • .. . • -.! ... seated to exist •only.in its 4,60110,anit the prOSPdritY ; . We are glad to find that the laboin of this pion, Prelat e are of the StatQ would have. bull ik:contra distinguished' . directed to objects of public clispitY ; but, if we may credit is-1 from the prosperity of Placation il' whose wealth is foriOation wbith . has readied . as from Edinburgh, we dindg the poverty of their eonopy. 4 ? ... . (math ids vie*. are not`esalliseti entirely to this laudable pnrsadC . - - - - ' A correspondent in that ski writes as as folio*, :...-." ile ' Widisipst Oases, with that lamb:ram zeal Which distinguished s: Prelate, and Risk (,Helens, borrowed,* Voilpe 14., purpose of abusing, in terms of marked and violent re. ~. , the MOP of lit. •Lascarrtia, adopted here with th e. valltlappy resift. Suck an attack, from a stranger, receiving ( Ili hospitality of the opulent dames of higher ranks of ssciy lien, was cos wish Jost reprehension; and, is de*** the taseinteriaa System of — Pdacatiow, Sir H. Mom:ware - liezi ilhvaind worm excellent discourse, last Friday, to a a meldbmiistde audience, whose _contributions exceeded 4001.—• .Part othistext was from 1 Phillip. 15, irvaii.=* Some, !mho, ;reach Cnatev, of pow and strife,—nad adieu Of good-wO.', rii, Arr., ~.-. , , . Mails.. ... Due. 1 e-. Dublin liVaterf•rd . 1 . 0 ..........;.:1,-.:(..... ?delta t.:....i • I •••.7.11f1act•....• 9uerasey , ?J . 44 . —!...-1 1"... && • er4ev I -......6;*.:;i: : Jr.•... Jamaica ' •: 6 • 0 .1 •••• • • • ,•-•.• 0 . • ? • 41./. adielAnd • 0 i r•PILkO.I3 Or frINSILIP t 1 fiS DAY AT 01'4 it' O'CLOCK. Bonk • ,- . India 80re5.19646. pr. 3 per . C.ent. cm,. M lixettequer Billit 3d. 4 pr. 3 per Cent. fttd. Eli) llittn • 4 per Claim 18 - Oinnium _ r • ' 5 per Cent. Nary On Com A ok fir Aril{. 44j 9 _Long. Ans. 165-16) - . Lottery Tinkenbo • - .. . , r - - , . MR. W 414. AN N P4RDON:- ,'.. . .. . . • ,LI •The Itigtd by Wier otio *me et .Qamoders.i......-.:: i --.. :, .. -..: :•; .. , - . v. ,:. , . , s tdas i t i v si n ii k • tiruii iiiiii4•Ati , r asjii".; P. Ls, I = 1,-, , -.-i , -- • ,-, ..I.ftl---4. 2 . - - .': , . -'. -- i 7101'e-110,e ter Aorta* rye for I #4/LOSelasti°* - eau Royal hoeiss 'the rRINCE stoup.; mat ettr/axik: `Worm was Indicted before Me at the fast *ldeas holden at the 914 fails% tot wasiewg -frosa l ttr Tomas IP!.ossaa i =order fpm -mf I,h : and also stealing Back AMR . • ; Mat It . Wink formed tied*: 1 isljt*lti . oltnhatfte *hoe*. ti . ',as% and of actually** • coasertistlnachata greeter Tart °tit. were proved without • centmdlctiOn. • pt v it doubts Joarbi rocentrred to NIT.* J mrice Lx. ' Ittaac aml soliself (Mr. Jima! . C*Astints being ;absent from' iaditipaa,tiook the ease whi-Deserted for the Joditri to cOnsider whether the facts proved amounted to. the crime of larceny: The. ampule* of Counsel 'concluded • law eight i anal the case was considereid by ten Judges present (two being confined 15Y M om), who Were of °ollie's bat the facts did , not, In estimation of lir, amount in fetony. The prisoner bay ipg tke . el convicted ~ of thM offence lain humbly to reconnsind Olin is weltieob r ject of lifrjuisey's Pardon. . .- Lam,.ate. . AL IiAgII4)I43LD. -,- . 1 1.. ' ' • asr.s.mrs trossa:=Arnii: iwiliolli': • Weirs Naafi inn t4r Thafiiii*lmpliolliiinuffir. crowns r. IL . - ' " , 'Km' do 1. r.:.. - .44, . )1 . , BalgyA xi?! .I,y _maw Weela i . vi lkitice lort'at,Noe .01( Malley in January not, tried . eted Or, -reicinr, ear jadlimotot was sedpited s Vie, in codsabtratlaa of some armee stemsa represented unto us teaching the saidcoosictiso f c are pleased to este, - d oar ivace and mercy unto Mai gy sad see PresPfirdon for his said crime: *our win sir thesefore Skillet' you cause bins dm sailtiktesamee 0 11111 esN r , e ...b el dischmged omn of Oasiody i and for Is ~ , Oils Ili • warrant. • Given atller (Vert at-Girl ' the MA* of February, 18111, Who al, year a "X A irtit .."; : '...' i lit y commaid, Royal Tritililii: : htsiCe /Ca -1 • . wore, Is the on the drhlablalesty, • ', • - - - - • • . • ,R. RY DIR, . - To our trusty Ind well-bilirkittprJustices of Gaol De livery fur ille City of Lingnlanad County of hliddk- • ' vex, the Mertens( the add. and County, and all . others whom it allay cow,. • • J. BECKETT. Whitehall, 25t h February, IBM. ' _ . . . - , 'r. Hgatitir liawaam, • and all the pea; 'friends THE- STAT-ESON:'''': ..= ghAvijoitrif 1 • yositikki ,--ter• . :• • -.1 1 .4 1 46- 1 1 .PAP I A , al!che 4 ,Y ,4 Mbrnint• kiss ttiais tlLoirtn6 artiel 401 tis the ii4otif lif ,W eilikidtlkillf• Tike . Atari. lam:blies Ottl 6 g• faellasf.tlitsilitlWilt:lidatreWe WI Cosi.. Seller 011itiatfeekv;til' blikelKiall‘ittligi Stott of Ne Petitkes telPtilkunetifekjkireitettteplon,efir7. flatilvtliaat corr*ellons, the Meltifiiialitiliminitieti , is theirtipproval. The Pealifokis atoit l id",•dtio; and reapietful—lt-prays F.ngsiq into thilliOte:Jitli f t Proceeding--it-groundstrial &dr • five relief on their LoTsvre—their Weettir,'. and their NUM a Las ; and litofiNtoti 4 olOlO cOndesstons, whisk Yhry would conceiktiodl by the wisdom of Parlianteui r etplarO4 to' themselves." - - !=4rl6; • , • • • Jamaica Papers arrived this tortiaiias ` i bi - die . 20th of January ; het they do not contilisaisfeo l cle of importance. In the Debate of Thursday evening in the !louse Of Commons, on' the State of the Nano's, Lord , CASTLEREAGIf who had taken his seat . otttlas airy Bench, as one of the Pettier Movies confi dential Ministers, declared that " the principles- on which he' should act in future, were these which Mr. PITT had sanctiened•with his immortal wane:" —Those who are acquainted with the pctlitical life ~, FROM THE DUBLIN HERALD. " We insert the letter of the REGENT to the Duke of Yoar, with the reply of Lords GREX and GILEN viLts. The letter of the REGENT Is a curiosity in err respect---whethr - consider- the manner : ,• r eery . _..ner we . --. 1 of this Noble I,Orcl, hardly stood in need of this in- of - z ii . 7 . -- _, r - 7.;, - - r ,_ , 7 14 4 4 4-v.i: '..,,.' *s t 14 :" - of the communication, the fads which it discloses, or ,en the intetuaty oti : formation, His deeds are on record, stbd many, the composition of the epistle itself. The Commas- : Tu esd ay ' i l i ii i:h7 lll T ° he A re ire d ul idnot . want this fact to con. des-in-Chief is the Personage appointed to negb- v pry many of the- Sons of Erin, the land Which gave vier* us of the - steady adherence of his Grace to" the 'Cate between the Executive and the leaders of the his Lordship birth, can speak to his Wee: But let principles of his political life. Fox aid PITT party, now in opposition to Mr. , ei not be tie forward ie entwining the laurel around Yesterday a Conn of Directors was held at the PERCLI/J. The difficult task, of reconciling the . t hi s courtly Statesman's brow, lest, in our anxiety East India House, when Major-General TllOll9l jarring interests between the PITT party in place, to eulogize his virtues, we deprive him of those he- HrsLor wad eppointed Commnnder-in-Chief, arid and the PITT party out of place,And the Fax party . th a t. ,' o f . which . . Second in Council at Bombay. Captain Geonott noun, and tribute praise h e aims in with both these parties-this task Ina committed by HOOPEX was sworn into the command of the Earl i consequenie o . rhis . adherence to the principle* which the RasENT to the skill and sagacity of Field Marshal • .- note, destined to Bengal direct. _ the Duke of Ye ax. The Commander-in-Chief has 1 gelded his . immortal predecessor to glory and re- , Notice has been given in the Baltic that Swedish been just as successful in his diplomatic as his martial' nown. Let us attend • little to the beneftts which vessels mill; to Pomerania will not he interrupted career : that is, he has failed. It will be observed, I the nation derived from a practiced illustration o f by our crnizers, provided a moiety of their cargoes that. the REGENT'S Letter begins with. ' Dearest t these principles, and we shall then, without the den. be of -British produce. . Brother,' and ends with ' Dear Fetoratcli,' Such endearing expressions clearly establish the f k ra e .. ! ger of misconception, or of being considered ob. The total amount of taxes, &c. applicable to the tenni and brotherly temper of the ReGENT towards `traders , be able justly to appreciate the great and deducting the charge service of the public, amount, dedu . -upon the Consolidated Fund, for the yenr - endinc-- the Field Marshal • whom the REGENT made Com. incalculable advantages which this nation are to oh, •• • 'Jam s', IMb mander-in-Chief, although ;the Duke had formerly i tain under tbs . Government of the virtuous and the -,--- MI .. opper.ed the promotion of the Prince to the rank of; patriotic Minister, to whom has been committed, by —. 1819 .... Brigadier. This is all very chrWian and very curious.te vessel which bas arrived at birtmoath," ar t ! our most gracious and benevolent REGENT, the seals The facts disclosed are also curious. The discussion ; the sho rt passage of five days,- we have. letters from cC °filet, as Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.- about the Catholics delayed the letter-really the Oporto to Saturday last. The rains lied again set in, Catholics are more important than some imagi ne d._ During the government of the immortal PITT, the but. and. after mutual demonstrations' of. hoitility, • both The REGENT in his letter appears to consider that , Warkt of British Freedom were subverted; the : ancient 1 armies had again returned to their quarters, and no the affairs of Ireland are settled-really this is more . Nobility degraded . ; the pooradditioually depressed,aud I movement is at present expected. Marshal Butes than some imagined. The Prince has no.predilec- t h e m i ddl i ng toms had quitted, his head-quarters, and bad repaired classes of -society annihilated; poi Do lIT tions-bad news for the old friends of Carlton -* : with one of his Aid-de-Camps to Lisbon. ..The in:, assemblies prohibited, and the sonrees . of: corruption House. Ills Royal Highness has uo resentments- • 1 ofweather had' impeded the idealise of 4 emerncy the im . good news for Mr. Peaasvatqua - the Courier, As deepened and enlarged. Paper was sabatitnted for the forces and artillery destined to the siege et Bade to the composition of this Wonderful, Epistle, we gold, ea real . opulence transmitted into , imaginary I joz s but the projeitii to be considered obtriltfcris have only room to remark, that it is less elegant than i Wealth. ' Ile doubled the price of Provalsionsiltsted, red, not abandoned. • any document which ever before was made the vehicle 1 the .antedrit - -lifeiteele , rates - and tazesiratkied. tipiee . r. It . 5 44: . reixtried 7464.14.__ t 0 1 :L:tmtri 47 of the public sentiments of the PniNce 9r Irf.M.P.'" hundred militent to the eattattal debt eittt . setritiddit blP POr uns nat Pr Or VoioN l l - _.. VIA , l ie ptoit,Dit.tx stIYS ST.kM FgAit;'' NEVA ! ''' ' ,'l` ' tbv° 4 i, n flet t 444 ', 4l 'n"nm• n ll .13 ritnnn .111 " jus t tedi - okelln . ; 41ft ry o . ~%Z.:' 74-I 'ZrtfiZsepe -s--11 1 44 4 . 40 . i ' e confess. that we bitterly *tent the dtilie; 1 7 . '" h2/ He fisted In the "kill's -I bn' 4 :/t'iktv .0 - - - aectliesieelisetillaitat o° - tainatios cif the REGENT. He has permitted titasei : balaeceof,p9wer ; .)s - tsiestied the deaf • ' islarkVa / Kr i ,„, .",7&tA+ 44 4 - 9iu,a,t' : if Dnimproved a noble opportunity of reconciliniVith ' Aily he Obtained.; 'aid Aare . Rest the ro ;i7i o f: :!1 - , ,-Adval s gi ilOwi t lfrgg )6, each other, sod uniting in the cause of their cone- ; Flanders, ilollaud, - Pettegal,- Sid ' , Spein,'; dittatltiitliCOrlieFieettillC I niani try ; those who honestly dread and honestly desire a 1 . ... - - 'wattle Ital y, and stye Frame, ilt thaDIMPSIP- 04 4 60 ` 4 M% .thil ` C.i ' e- Reform in the Government. That a Reform is in ' / ~., „_ __ ,_ itself desirable, the daily Increasing pressure of pub- • - mrtilstra - hiba ineekients had - taken du riec irtfikr . 1 . ; - • Tins 49eY ...„,. g ierin := iii i c i gt i Wtearive l l=thit besidei lie di idcalties renders so notorious a truth, that not • and veri- E saff:ef hankrupteiy" toiIeSPIRBV doubled ja th 'i . l in Ply ',greet,. _ mbee ALA* one, even among the hirei pamphleteers, ventures to her re4/9.10441..5.-7.-.4lPdlupled ~ her:.4sEentse -.-andi.goor in th e a mo br kn i vefe ld fall Loh thew d.my it :-they content themselves with urging the neatly ..elitstined. the empire of the world.--Such The um .- ► - -:' ---- e te d fi e: t . ery wet potitte extreme hazard of attempting an, alteration; and al- . 4. ,. - . Arms • .of -those incalculable wings . pro- • Rrettaraitint -:. Volane.pier 'and Co. 6 - though that hazard neither has been nor can be de- " ua. . . ,; . fined, yet a vast many well-meaning persons are be. cu, ii.. .. . .. ._ b y the - exercise of p?se talents . Co.at kAflteatikker;beket. .;:.. ... • --..er,:-. . lierers in the doctrine, and ; aistording to the common 'ir 51 5 orn Minister," rriOisetitei fli?:s. The 5515101:0111ItSettner -- 'BIM . ; furaddlTA r tt"- ' I W Mae' t - k l ' VaisqllitLan Eiclitien Thoiltittif - , . tit* course of such matters, arestationi) in propottion as' 1.411,0k5tA*4150, hai Chosen fa _ • ~,__. _ 'lig 4 'raV, . .. , their creed is anintelfigible be ohms. sod '' 1 1 ." - ' 7 • . . jkoribilliPeienalr-8 .-` '..' • _... - - I t ta i V e !uilsence of the . . : lira4sec and l', libels df tAtte s \too. .~ - ~._... - '3:`r. ' 1 1 :, . d, . ~: . J , . • . se. .L.'LLII , ...Zaziwsz ~:~;~ n. NAV4L INT'E L LIG E NCR. • PORTSMOUTH, Fes 28. . , . Airivernhe Darren, of 18 guns, Captain Sefton, from of Brighton. bailed die Mohan, of llistan, Capt. I)tgby; Wolverine, of 18 gun, Capt. her; and Valour, of 18 guns, Capt. Lank*, to mi k e &am m o I also the Misletoe schooner, on a cruize. (lathe *Wind. elf Poniard, the Rose re%enve utter re _ took the hag Feleedi, of Seaderland, that had bees captured beta few beats belbre by the Meetterc Preach privateer, Capt. cove s , staid front Cirerbergh, bet the day before. The '4a. core tag capered a West indiums, who was then w ith another ovu m ,. ja eight it the Greyhound release cutter in chase of theak 'Ate rimismai takes oa bawd the Friends report, that the fame" Capt. Seek that nark auk haute amongst ore merchant nen at the capeameotemeat of de War, k etua g ot.t at Cher, the eserarer P•tkel Chesterfield, lately u. - kra frem us, and was to min le a tele dap to arable ye Portland and St. ban's. The Cbastenielid is about 80 tons, will have all p e balk, and Itts Dam cutter -rigged by the reffle pen balk , • PLYMOUTH, rmum. Ti. Arrisedtbst Peerien frigate. ef Seas, bearing the dig cf -Reor.Admitat Boyles, tree ![alts, last frown T.rbay, slhero almajoesforamed quarantine. He reteived.a salute, Mad aas tamest • _ Ilaiied the Lan frigate, with a essasoy to Portsmouth ; aim Aiirodes frig*, aed Hem% Wit *I war. • 1,, . . DEAtak.Rea. VP. ' • 1491;;Aess the River *Majesty's ship Cormorant, ant owed **•" Arrived the Sad Domingo fraM Portsinarth, and with th• Mak ani We!t ludiasneo, and a. large fleet at ettward-Dunaj, Mill are wind bound. . • . ; 1 4*..'t• .. . s' I, • •Ir i tie sk . •'• : 1 1 0. 1 . 1 treaftiolto=ktill at sea. ... • Arrived the Pt iseeto•Amalia ?Gatti frOln SiniMes, with a l i g su rityli •• • cave..,-. % • -r-, - - • . d the. I' pliMuri e . iiiiNtOtolt and diepateires for , - Tali o'Ctoeu, P. 11.—The Aide* mot yet come op the. harbour, therefore cannot learn parditlars. The Fervent gun. brig took on board one of the Ma I M that was to go by the Mar!. borough packet, and was to sadist all events. It is suppos t i • her dispatches are of importance. COVE; Frs. 24. • Yesteeday even* arrived his Majesty ship Stork, Captain Legeyt. fresa•Plywoods. •It is expected that the West ;wiz fleet will be abbe to proceed on its destination, under convoy of the Jaime damp of war tomorrow. ea there is es cry prospect eta fair wthd- , ..ae * ili the transpire. thiesil for I.llbpu with some 4ftltlta . , discs corps, ottacited . tothe army under Lord The Sybelle frigate, atpWit Upton, takes theta ;and she p roofed p Su .. .1A• The Earl Spencer, .'ili*tilittis, . ililatikultwell, goes to Waterford." - • , _ . term '4 - ' CITY Ik r all#lESS. Therstisria Cowrie Comm§ Council wee held at Guildhall, Which mat ismesosMltattelideiL The Special Caramluee, up poiated to Sadder at enetals . Improreaserts within this City, . ed a Repeat for w ideolut the est of boolhard-street, Jou ;the ittaosioakiineet whlelk - wai agreed ta, awd referred betklo the Committee. to carry the same into execation.—On the moiled of Mr. Warrestur, a scat of inc hundred euincas was granted to the new Rapture Society ; which. created sonic deba e; and on the motion of Mr. gotta two hundred gnineu to the Manngers of the Soap Society in Spitaidelds, sits/souk opposed by Mr. Diveirr.—k war moved by Mr. WirEnis, that it be referred to the Limathittee for leiproyeasearris ikr. (a con sider and repo rt to this Cunt luepluitia, whether the proposed canal, relic.. the •Illegisori Cana, If it were to proceed no far ther than to the vale above and frees these in dthe till! seaward. and patlpsit the odd vale t• llig - ai walls, "or nearer ta tat tilk sie sbus to empty Its a Men into a doc k or baton, to he , Air the parser. would not be disabusal Mosinee SinneriartUSA ot the Metropolis .4 0 orAt the i et a tr ua ti m enret the themior of dm klugdoin y 1 luthethaste and pro- IllseritY of die 410_1144 iimi,4•4lllll** eat 'err. Oleo, •whitiltarlhkeintanif of 'ow One, 550 other uno provemesta, wooktpaesso a spontenthot acts lato the heart of the-City, sodanade the Cotp L oratioll ultimately to meet the "'Millrate of midi neatenakbuo, by increased tells, dues, dec. *, . illifaid_ !Mat if thishustionps carried, it might af ros* a bist ro er 1101114 Clt* WM not stUW iri eaglet in its oppo sition to the Repeat's tumid Bill;apinst whit* it-bad preseived .0 Petition dorsi, Or prothatiostion. The motion was , la con "ran DFII 1 Ore• : MONTHLY REPORT rex FEIIIIMIRY. ..,,.. 'The continuance of briery Wu through tie month, with the entuttAl mildest of the gentiles', bas injurious to slie young \Skean, by. forcing thou much a nd their seaSesoble Fed growth. The early Beam have sidle ,by roftur in t he trotted, and the general sowing is math lowered sii the slue Cause. A considetale.breadth of. Oats hoe here SI lo (Woo leys in the Eastern Counties; bat the followed leads, 'a .Imo's every district, are found too wet to stir for Barley. Irked most of the preparatory nperations for sprtog cultivation have neceuarily been suspended, from Ike semis' lies*" which has prevailed through the winter. The youngc plants of Closer ereAtenersdly good,- and the &Venire Winter rare Moots ahem well fur spring feed. The Tunis, in mot ossuaries, are run ning prematurely for bloom. The +lnv markets aft lower, front the openness of the season. Comiderabledewers of Begets, pri n dimity Scots and Irish, are setts an Lppiag Forest; and hire Zeno been sold at high prices. , Store Soeep arc somewhat per. ihnithdeld has "bees well Supplied ala Prime Bert . illed•lttittoo, on terms but little varying from these of the prece dl snood ; but Veal and House Lam b fetch rather less money. The Wool trade has become a little brisker, owing to Merino Fleeted milk% pretty freely for 4s. 6d. and tine Spoilt Down 2a OW Poossir • . . ~A_,_ _ __- ~ . 4 .4EAUFZCIISITY AND JIRS'..SIDDONS. ... . ... ......e papaw of .4 tie ; bee. :r iva t ij i 4l 4lt wa u f trou, the .wed easeceesetif.! I. l ic =this cis --". _.....ssoce; sceleorn. that eo tiy the sense generous teethe, one feelioihpelittre!to the so ft impulen. of . 1 = l 4:ed a setr i t , : har t jel t rieg eaet! , , . dictated on t l lg i s c p h or a tf 1 ibisogis • 7 77- • . ~.~: eallr"l"r4llsalh. ‘ _'ial 1817. - • 9 f Ni -,-- - -,- - - ,' 'Tod Titirrif—Otc " . 'Wveding in. ilidthisis closed , 11441 % ... r ! ve k . 'gr' hub dagetWitodi di B ii nighle, hor daalifarewell kr i M atta That ..art *I 4ri s w audience, lo.the part of dq Iptattettsh—w Web fare- . .- . . mai I "if e ma MOM erskillred. . !torte to he Umlaut I The Illt C O4IIO So ~.._ _. 1 . • pse rsfik.wire "A ,a A 9-10. like:ftWit wed E#7,-**o.tAgt, tt: .. ' . . /.4! ir0w.i..41..- a re/mange azi.„, a ,...ara I gst Her t mined e distinction awl 01di5h: 4 4 ,51 M" 1,19 „ a the ".' ' . - 'it' " - *Hag Aetiog period of atariy the . anneals imatar/. ' la this city,. is particular, she has uniformly 3a philli'4frOtek yi d .4.ft;•- - , d 101110444v . a r1, _ 4 11 0 Oalbillig ae04,600+ is an her el' ' re r jaana.? selther Lew, enria,Obeemren t" dad her It Viol! Cilugpsaa . 7i:loarigriit lark ever petticed ali 'eyelike; in row- - au ittatritld ProllpeeteentiMpb is and putroaago, on the part of the i Jblis with ; air .- =l4. *msg. impost* Asa, gait* hitherto de- § olfarlog memo* la. aid. 'of charitable purposes, their hands. I doe would have we obkctios to preform once iii the state 11'6'4(1'10r b . . Ist 'OW ItetZ o te t ic one r ue other of our many hem- thill *,..____alg tii ikrgieur:ined : :tir this expectation, therefore, we ander- a zi . SnlCl,Allialllt : - tbit several gaisdeaseu waited upon btu' for the purpose of — 4 - sb ' het...maces is bebaV of die /loyal. ; but, __ _- . :A4 * - `• 4 . 11; :-' •;:.--- '. y for . the. is reediest i:V .a sif ihnl i ttit i t i gas• tha fundirdd'Urtilllitt: -, - - seitcl nosaceessfiC MS ignorma of this rir, - -- - • —A--- .I—. -- i - ...i.setamt•el tiv the _ . . ... , their creed is unintelligible to themselves. and to t --, ' I _____.. , „_ • :', . r. , Y 7 - 77.1 1 /...,.. y r., • . :__:, 7 3 ;:_i ••,:. . g ,-, -, - =at, it sot asx go ` t tie tuestie•Asylsuu s but Iva', a - . 'al -- - 4 An'Aa.....• *---' •,, .. 'hi others. To COiRI the fears of this deluded class; a tid . tsil . Lord cA , Ff LEREAG ti had an audience of titelP.--s“. ' --...--, -.'.- - , - 50540 u .w ha Id yesterday, ' " 91 : lkal.- .' ' ...• *. :" ' unite in the cause of sound evonititutiOaat Govern: R.4.GENT yesterday at taribart 1104se; suit retettotO Olt . ..4 itesONPits al ' s nines, PO . •,t - ' . ; m a taisiost ' ." . 4 - -•••*.- P1 q 4141 / 4 6 ' 4 " I '' i , • • . -, ttx POs lue•ia breif , ment, in the cause of British greatness st.td Sior . 7l .6 fie 'from his ite7a! , 4 1chnivi.dt' 0 ' . _,Seals dc 94% **ties- Coy . belt;: .. - tisipts,. ; enyidusi i .grom2s, were esti- . '. 414 17* .ii • seenteoer kaiv;:meikishioiSepsevesdiby Steven tse small- in the cause of turope's repose, all persons of ratinnai ' tiry Of State far Foreign Afars. ' 1 .-- 4 ,- -' . taffy . cit t nyieted of ti e td 49 Orin/ rt . ItQh74', ll :- itn otg e . '' ,-•": • - ' .. , 'minds and honest Motives, edght -have been the The Dpite of itioroisti; Lori! Fiat's% the - Zir! ' FrettOt ittinAleT, A . .' - atidoo,, OD 04,:cy0iff i ,_ i• t ...; L . up .' igr • • w i - t i 03611.1 4 4, 0 ;1! vied this eves- work of the Rum:cr. Illinitht bate cooliefonta rtl anti ' of. Livrarogu,' and tboi egociu.Loß oft e Px.iir,; third 'dr jaw% -.,'• Witl, It oks was .IpArn -b7 "l o r"' - o r --- y,, -- ajAyma l . a l l gri l u. perivraginc„e placed himself at the head' of a otUjoade . .aga r bist cort4- .. outii also had suidteavn'Abis Jloyal Highness *at i the .liisiSuisjlipte::: 'The ItirY rePaturitaidOirthttl .i i.ua Mustlatioi, allit egi 60 HIM "' maas C r I " ".; tion • his presence would WM- oyeralitid_ ...the,had, ad-' Cskkon House. ; . - - ohi f. pr i i i , „T c „,ag wiks . *O4 7 wil.ptle t z ee vittfonsif Artivii-Y"(rofie'r :onion s uet to at to z aci it . ir cubed the timid, and restrained the ettflfeitastie:—The 1 , Aty., PogOoller, we; arei:littpit* - se esticyee- ' cooitisetiriffpli t og 70,000 dhliprO, .ainoittltlig. to lame =oges wirie r ,* godlike , rid fir set ting ' danger of doing too mach kit° 11- a If " r ''';i te rdif.* l 4 4r to Ott a Wilt Ali . Viiriegleidthtakiiii I 80631;t1iii . .4 Or a gggio . sperclialits, from 'on . 7, 1 T istoeieso tirotrinik Ille WI 4 1 Ince same t -bY to th elantil:fg4 . l if it ertst at ell, aylsei fria* .- filleg ) ", : u toll 'the 11 1 1 7 4. 11 : 1 4 44Al i kt° '"* .14se I.lo t f it j= b" l4ll St E r ' ' 1 10 V 1 1 .14004, 4 4u ~ • '. • aim ,:wiewlirr: - g via& k Diell o k igoes • . . . ogee ei a Iffek= 4l l l 4l in proliSgate opposition- of Shook' b to Ito t 6 n, foisnusiine -.lnd.* tetaioe 4.,__,. . _. 1 . , , .... i, ~ 14. la *al: Ih tbs l4 6 . , , dfrobogglii zar : t ot agar ike tbenonsit irladiketal is ip Asil'ull u ' esgs : , little or nothing. By this mites Mc iistile. il* Ongindi, ,rbithi ift64 . 6 :deagte:4l6beildetaiite .- * 4 ' AO s ‘. • :IV ° at .-6( •- ! ' 66 WHI* O O drNil lifil l ele 61411 "4:f r - eamed ; the principle stf .IknientisPLlF ' , • • ... mse [ leeittb,- -11 . 41 . ..:1ig.tj" (1 ,... . 6 7 '.. 5.. 161 4. 441 1 . ,....... 10 111 45,.. ~- t ak,. li° 411 " i rt - .‘..--7 - • • ‘-' 6, irl• y the Mae . Owlet mercy Is nobility's MO bilidde" breasts I Aar Overate* NW ter 000 . '.-- . there ,, be* beitlg — rom - 7 Is ~..441 0 4 , U . ' 133 4 6- 7.1 1 7dr01l l_ittasaimost4t ..., to a bock - io n , Madan, &c. • .. I, a risk th a t edab a u ba f .is. ; , il it e_to 441 sate • tboAtittrictut.castMsti wat,beighiltitiliitcitt -. .. .. . .'" ' 0f.... ma th vbe - iit t7 4 . -- : 1 ' ' . ...: "' ' - . ' .....,.__ - - 111-1 - 92 6 Nash th ese jarring ele ' 4 lt : 1' -' -' IL: 04 tiousalif li4cliprei itsits elitebiaketygteistiiellii ri :s - . 5....—.—..1..--,-,-4....--....."......,..—„,•-• ~. . w.. . _ ..... . . . its W - : - till.' POND O 4S4 1 61104 •iiio d gi t r ;4l 47 s " Iv Ni tot Ma tcriekt th e epee seeee 1 -, Amiiiii/ 140 •Aelitiworot iiildir*lg ' l ' ' t .' ' . ‘ 4 '-" 4- " iiiiita *awl; • .mptilagimg, . ~. 1 : • Aitil • ••• • ; • ! I • THE STATESMAN. - c!; it ~~~ ~i f 4' I 1 ~ til ~' I ..