The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-23 00:00:00

. _ SlMPOiset Baturds , - _ A_- ky, sts. 14, 11 r __ _ll4ldikilleloegtr4jtemlat the • First !LW Yee,'ly Dirklend,dee so tbe,3otb September Instant. still Se paid - thi'ilfet "fed every subsequent - day. (Sutulntn. ..weepted) on appljestioi v it our Couointhhonse. No. 103. teNtakell-street, between the banner 10 end 2 &clot*. lIUIFLIETT, BROTIIERS, end Co.. it, - ' Web. Sept. 14, 183/. g • MAILS. • A"N. DVS. 1111111.• t... a Dahlia - 0 I 'talked • tt Waterford 2 I Hombre' G. & Jersey - 0 I Fran& - * 0 Lisboa 1 Pleaders - 0 1 fieitalt‘nrir - 0 111 0 America • pRiVE or . wrqcKs. AT.. (hilit OVIACA, Tine DAY. 0: OE Pt...lG - . 1 ..... Ipr 14, Rod .. - ,„ „ Nos 'Poeta MA * p•r Cr. Clap 14 per (*fist. sle Z l eth See Old AP - 4 'or Vi.ots • ' **MORI' • • as Is as Os. es_ u.. Twos .. ......1001i1 moot : taper thrust. 1707 . I ••••••-- —VOL 41 MOt tias. 'Ass Ale i --, Omen Os. 7s. es pr•. lisp. s 'NS t. .. .. ...... it.. 444: *et Alt( Alli i ,isi 6 pisagent,. i Amu 'Tickets 981 14,4 . Eke fatateontan. @MUNI lITATISMAN" It IN WITS " TES AMMAN." LONDON/' hO.DAY IMPTEII3II6 23. 1822.. IRISH TITHES. What we ats now going to write 'we intend mote particularly than usual for the eye of Mr. CANNING. Ile knows how to cep von*, and, to do many things of that sort. lie ran, too, we conic's, wile English; and that is mom thatcany of his Colleagues ran do. as they base clearly slewn by their Kior's specrAea.' fie w.ll " Caplaiu of Etoa School;" hut be was r.err as we can trove at any rim., long trier PITTIde Mina Airy Council/fir, A friend has aat,t es thr cotunrc of the Anti JaeoGigi Rees pepper.) iVe want the second. They ate two octavo talcums, re-put - 4614,d by JOHN %VRCGHr (aft John lit:tight!) in, we think, 1800. When we get the secot:d &eine, we Will give this bamboozled nation tow and then a spetimen of what a l'Aivylor CAC pnt upon paper, Wiles •wwony, bamboozled ..d we mean, nation that was bambooslA ; 'for it i. han.hoor:ed MO longer. It has got its eyes open now. However, Mr. ter:Ntxn is not a eth9o/4oy wo•r. That is to say, in so,oe thiJogs. lie is, navel:. tt.riess, whel:y ignorant of the state of this nation's arnars, had appears to know no more than the present C opt«ist of Biol 3 (whoever he may be) about what is cei 'glary to be dose. ILe country is felling into swift decay. The topidiords are quitting tlicir man axons. Town after tows are risieg up about Los• ! This is a thing that Mr. CANxr‘o is sail roan encugb to tackle.-- Before Parliament meet, we iroend to take Lim regularly tolc/tool. We last year prepared for the meeting «f Parliament by Tea Letters to Ennittords. We shall thii else prepare for it by rat LCRS(MI 10 Mr. CANNING.--it) the VMS While using him 'to reed with attention, two Papers. which we shall publish to-morrow : eine,an Essay on la:Anther r , en er ; and, the other. ti . Letter on the conduct rat Parson of the fetidly of KaioN ; both taken from the Dultiin Evening Post of the 12 it instant. There may to assist him in forming • judgment, how far the putting of a score, or ball a score, of Coate). lie Peels int.. the benches of the House of Lords would be likely to make Ireland peaceable and happy.. Thus far for Mr. CANNING. To the putlic we recommend a easeful ;squeal of these papers. The subject of the former is of vast importance, and is there treated of in • rood manner. The difference between the Church in I -.land and that in Ragland is well worthy of at tentiop. As to the le/t••r, it treats of facts, and of facts only. These are clearly stated; and they re qeire no om lentary. It is impossible to read them• two pal era wi host bring convino d, that there must soon he, by use means or another, a great change in the affairs of the C'hord not fiat the conviction, however, naturally at ises frau& the Ler and argii,nent ref papers; hut, there conies into the mind, at the same time, the thought, that no rents are now to., be had, except out of what remains of the capital of the OM!. piers. The question, if shines are pinked on i n th e present way. is, will the landlords go without rents and let the parsons eoutinne to take the tithes, This is the question. which Mr. Cates-leo will have to hear discussed and settled. And this he still find to be • matter of more difficulty than the issuing of a Site. atoeT•s'e Circular ; than the passing of Si.e Acts; than the employing of Obivaa and EDWARDS ; a matter of much more di Ffienity, than the "till efieg of " the Reformers," of width he boasted at Liverpool. For, in this new case, tracchaht blades, though nervy ground for the purpose, will do nothing ; and, all the Juries in all the Lancashire., and al! the Inquests at all the Oldham: in theworld I/ ill be equally ineffica tious! As to tin cowmen/Hon of tithes, about which 113 much is new saying in Ireland, we shall not dis guise oar way of thinking. It is not that which is waisted. It is abolition. There is commutation now In moat cases. The short and long of the matter is, the Church, " as by law established," has a great mass of public property in its hands, which property a great majority of the people (amongst whom are we) think might be applied to better uses ; that is to say, to uses more advantageous Ito the notion.— When we talk of odeuntege, we take in religion as well as other objects.. And we are satisfied, that re !igloos would gain by an application of this property to other purposes. It is quite clear to us, that the psrable of the reheat and the weeds is verified in the i effect of these wordly endowments of the priesthood. But, be this as it may, the ttalerest of the debt, the amount of pensions and pay; these must be red Need. —Of this (P•al.'x Bill being enforced) we are err• taut. And, does any man believe, that these will be "1 `mrn , ; v as_ oi •t ix * . 14 . * 4 • latt e il ,was of..i t •f4l-• s.etsflip 1: of' teitta ! ,4 r ,,,,,,,,„. 1 „,, A - ~,,, ~ I. ; ..1...,4 a bo PP pit e tku4kaiga, ..i r k . f iiii ff , 060ilf .BO ellaiame, titer are, WI 'tense it ta-lesaimiletvede tha tilt. present 'timely etinlii poid whhitist'iwyterl ervh *jk, : iiii: ! '''llitew ray limy are tWindit lit'wt , th tr? cry.lthMst . tatildet( filifA•! --- -11W17, v!,. 1 4 illl"It elesely oniongir; Asta they Iteete eat whet, trade twilit j it. . Tiler wettlriMi:,to Calliarllfr•tr *ilthatfoi .of the iateicitiiiikNeki,..4t; . 04 7iell i : m kaairi that the fusibokters mold sate. "•Whest: Va. .00idpiert " est swat, ' while • yoiragithes tverlafter" And•the thouilli hi' riiirig in 'Mmes . 's' that Viriestlhfi- instep • thew out of abide wits; makes their, verf,wiss,lllitle. 14 :1 , sp and ineemtba fire above, hatwopmitheie *NM heads. It is not amotter of relit, at 0 . 1;• , bat rfaiiiiiigi;t 4.)!. witt, " l‘iii-, gii, - 4i4 ehi ' gg rropesty, ist that light:,: • oi. 'lei rt : ire . a., ityetaw w! State.. At• is a der ;twitter •of (eremite smiloottop...all ill ' nebtor iritqlnrreeterir . : it is' dot 'milt '"' Mira** Stair", but ' Fa ads aid Stele; " 44,k 4 .4 !lie' It , goinr to lee. eithi4tliefaasia, which :WS , ern . 1 ! uphold the Clew*. and, et itottetsf ( ii Toss , Pasha it) fity, ',Wig, .cia.,..,visit i 0 with that sitite4traiiii! . • Ohl Mined Debt !. Aye, and idemed '2" Parisi Weig4T so,i! . These .will .teach the Chnetb,elset it is to vw tart to the " arm "of flesh." Theta will 'teach it I final e ffe cts of powder arid ball tised for fhb riphahlim of ." boeial Order and our iluly Religi.m." Th will teach ,it • what is the veil. of suppoethlg keti-Jaeob lees -papers and *views and !les dense (ee l , .li'e d Vat ri bu lion of '''retelp.-111.44 the 'Petition . from - klanipshire wee . peroestrii .14 1 181 . 7, 41e..Catrwrftwerdol, that itiedil 4Friariple is kV that Mr. B ll ol74!ors:,iiioerate K 1 1.0 ,1 1 . 60 no pried. pie; that (wee watittewfusion; it was confiscation ; it was revelation flirt, it bad principle. This• was his , way of fightinehoth parties at one.. Bat, what has J time told iiim ? Why, that eon/see/4s ran take place without reform. The landlords will tea him, that their weir/ kcal; been in part, end ninst in whole be rowlisruted, unites that very petitions he acted open. litionust lie hliod lodged' not to sir, that ourpriisiikk mum now be pot. lota practice; en altar there manta 011 1 1 &deed a r eo u letioer..m.iWiee leo twee, however, tt! deem I *et are, is of Ina 'elineeqoence thin whit the pabril4 think,.; and this now is, that the enormous nuts Ist! church property ought now to be applied (irritate the liquidation of the Debt and the payment of ll'aterlo• ; and, ire can a that peblic, tbat, if justly and je diriouily managed, it erealo, tegellier with that fruit fel source of pretty taepasistions. the Crotra Lemke leery jar to care the nation of both Mote bid das; . sod . thir we are, at any time, prepared to prove.—WereoW leave the Clergy, f..r the present, tot writa, if they please, more Tenets for the " Promoting mf Christie' " finowledge;Soriety ;" and, again and again to eii,, color., in those Tracts, a belief in the diaiwc origin of tithes. , SPANISH LOAN. The New Times of this morniag makes a dead pull at the spanish Loan; 'burs It ')teak Intl.) that the mosey lent to Speiu wield be is danger; and. besides this, calls upon the !cadent is the same of iigioe and loyalty, not to lead their mosey ti assist atheists and reGels. Old Doctors' Uoasioess kbrld have left nut the last argument by all-means; for these lenders care nothing about religion or loyalty; they would lend money to the Devil himself, if they could get high interest and what they thought good security. Besides, the using of this argument will mare the effect of the other; for, seeing what the old Slave drives at, they will not believe him when he says, that the tecurity is bad.—For ourselves, we should think that our money„ in Spanish Funds, would be much safer than nioneyin the English. We would put money, if we had to cliciftiir, into neither liar, if compelled to put it into one or the other, we would most assuredly choose she SpesoisA. • COL. OORR AND CORPORAL GEORGE. We hare fnund this subject to take np mofe time, and fOOllll than we repeeted. Our article, in as short compass as we have been able to compress it (And it is mill long) will appear to-morrow. STOCK EVCILINGE, TWELVE oTLors. But fen bargains hue been hitherto done, mud they were of little consequence. Consols for the Account are 81f, and fir blouey 81 to f. The foreign market does not appear very brisk• t►is . morning, and little basin►ss has been doing tip to tai ' hone. .; Chill. Rl}—New Spanish, Oa to 4--01.1„ 70--New PhD- Wan, 8111-0141, On—Russia, tint—Danish, ID—Neapo litan. 77—Columbiau, 681. New York papers have arrive(' this morning to the 22J ult. from which we extract the following :•—• By the Endyution, which left Laguira on the lit instant, we learn that the Patriot sqn.dron which was e.t pldved in the Blockade of Porto Cavell°, had ar rived at the former place, having found it necessary to raise the siege in consequence of the prevalence of the malignant fever which carried off about 1:i0 persons d a ily. We have nothing additional by this conveyance respecting the Royalist General M ora l es , and the Bret of Spanish v eee Is which recently left Curacoa fur Porto Cavell.). (1. Is Soublette and Bolivar were expected on their return to Careers.* when measures world he taken to crash the remain jag small force of Spain, by pushing the siege of Porto Cavello with vigour. Col. Chas. Todd accompanied by his friend and con nection, Mr. Rich. Adams, bare taken passage in the U. S. Corvette, John Adams. Col. Tod , ' goes unt as Charge d'Affaires far the United States, to the Go - meat of the Colombian Republic. He will be landed probably at Carthagena, or at Leggin. and then proceed, to Santa Pe, the capital of the Republic. Extract of a Private letter received from New YOrk this morning : '• NEW 1 . /Wilt. Avo. .11.—/BUtillel/1 is completely at a staod. The appearance of the Yellow fever has WM! hAvot 'Mkt! liMosgS.N 48.1PrfAir sloe . . ..., _ •ood a Atiefoctow -ex platylifim let ging"( oil tdIV Dictatorstiplwiteltiohiideloidtts• Milt MUM of Go • ment fitted to *ict.::,Sr.itit s raer,iy aSktiiiision at so pe erless an einergenty ; ettsttbernely., p ritieh bed at first been balanced Iri v oweewPoleentimpetead Demetrius, Ypsilanti; tell at } lad iNV ltiriditilsditiiter, who was' unanimously proclaimed . Dictittor.. lisiides the! defeat of ChourschitS . Picini. usentioe.iai made of, a cheek given, to fbreirtlYsrone, near Aorlua l ine, i Ac-, counts from the tildlievirof Spain ,cerffi4. Ore eepeit of Quesada's defeat. with die exception 41) sh put. of it which vepretented kilt f , lillVe I berwsetented . 10y his own soll i ltcy. - II •Apinpei ilublislred lit 'parr...lifts contdins the rietilisf4f.a 4ordist eionspiiece disco, .vered in that rite. 104.• lintel tfiellailkOl of fifty lerl sops who are states/Are Mere teen arrested on the tight of !Ina *eh, and tr i Sqtt:lio Minorca, l'itaY are chiefly pr iesto, generplekse retired Gibe' rs. The. ittolrid C°ll' Aar bad set reached !Lyons,. b wrier peobably been la , tercekted hy the °get Mao ot " armies" Mho Royaliam ' *- 2 1"4e Coat t s.l„Va4atino rejected,on tiril9ft.the appeal stagily/ tbe.fotri•wifiqewkfound guilty and mateacad to death in the affair of la Rchelle. A telegraphic dispit2llradfleleinijiies4, at Paris, annou acing that the taint Of dimming Roger. for as attempt tb seder° the military from. their dotrand fidelity, 154 coin- Menceil . 11S:4rd:erg s - on Wednesday last. • slili'lleisia milt Coostant,on arriving . from the country on Viers , day,. harisseseely • alighted item ;his carriage When a Cosouvisdary el Police came wilds house to seise what , ever copied litight'he there of the letter to the .Peo swrose•licoterel of Poitiers.. 1t is stated the§ MAL •Coastast bas protested agaiew Ibis proeeediag. • .1, r: ; Faarcu FVNLS, Seri.. 20.—Five per Cron. eels: mho opened at 911.• se i r -closed I'S o.tir 20c.1-I)iitlt Stock. 1630 E—Neapolitan Ries pier Cents. 76L—Ex. iiltasio on London,' one swarth, iik. l 4/ic. • ; Ilrel, do. 'lSt: 3Sc: • - ' ; „Ile Dukkne Teilington„ seitolvieoo44,llliis Oil Thursday, at tre e o'clock "1.. at.. 111111011M.16/k at. oat o'cliwk , coll. oh deride, larrevi' t •:•:. ley ••., . . Count L?dreo, the lassies AtarsiiMilVellffrnswwort Satorday 'inorsieg to join theXitperor at , tim Con. gross of -Verona.- It is wellirsowe obit ilia Eateahlen ey, deting"the long disoardoed Ar i lpe t eriwillsrhey hos acted a v , ...ry prominent,p?t.l l 7:. l j .. i . , . ';!'" !' N . e.oreerperideet inleistm. so-ipae,ifiglitit week his Al :jest)! Ise Meat Tigard, hie serseeleidl. %Met - ailfitc - dijit„. at eilied747lo illuifliplf; thfetalitia iii spirit.- Ilie. r.'!.. nPiqtindl•lis . Pfl"__ , _ 10. 1111 / 1 0 . :Xi . eratly beea,agitated , sod the•cortemaywei ere on these discussable'', ample part seminnt.taer this ia , dispositioo. liow Glad 'thew elite offairrer'ide for the Present erClid*lt'Lls''Majesty wlllryirriliittily:Sdjoura either to Ma Whigs at Wiodser, on to therneilliment Brighton, le-order• so renovate , hie intalthi aid with , draw blunt/f } ftlor?.' ftont these toilsome led agi tating amii?iimiori,. and. enjoy the, society ;of kis chosen fsionde.—(Aiereing Chtowiele) . . • , _,: We uaderstast that the charges tit one of tie steam boats'which - accompaqied . his Majesty to Sat: land, artioini to 4300/.--(lbid) - The . palls .wreerwre, aware of the narrow escape which Ms Majesty led its retirqing frets Scotland'. The royal yacht kiboded orf Orfordness, to the great disotay-ed-oli-oe-itwred. Fortunately it was soon got off. The pilot, through whose Ignorance.or in-Atten tion this accident happened, bat in oonseytence re strived ate allowance fin the tinsel. wait insgagede 7 (hid.) 7 : . ,J.•I . ' Tree Beers Or.3reerx.—The Robe or %mei. while on a visit at CatitirY, the seat of Al. A. Taylor. Esq. received an address from the Corporation of Doncaster. and tho freedom of the Corporation. Oa Tuesday last 'the deputation. consisting rf the Mayor, Rd. Chorley, Esq. George Walker and John Pearson. emirs. two of the Magistrates of the borough, Willies Haigh, John Shepherd, and James Falconer, Emirs. three of the senior Common Council, is their robes. attended by the tortee•heorer and two sergeants at mace. arrived at Cantley about twelve o'cloelc. The freedom of the ' borough was prevented with a neat gold box of the value of fifty guineas. On Thursday. his Royal Highness left Doncaster i , eartß, for Newtorad Abhey, Notts. on a visit to Col. ' Wilonau, and will proceed from thence to Mr. Coke's, Norfolk, on his return to the metropolis. 'Yesterday Lord Archibald Hamilton and Mr. Hume were to dine with the citizens of l'ertb.—(EdiaborgA Star of Friday. . Mr. lititne is expected in town this day, on Lie way to Berwick.--( /did.) . . We understand a memorial is now before the Klieg in Counril from Mr. Butt, who has soldered se Muth from various prosecutions, tithing out of the Stock Exchange hoax, wherein that trentlemon from lithos' quent cirentostancts, well knoWn to the public, utters to satisfy his 31ajettry's Government of his perfect is. niceties of that transaction. Last Saturday bring Holy Rood, or Holy Creel day. the mini dinner tool: place at the Eclipse Inn. Mansfield, according to ancient aware, among the keepers and others of the renowned fired of Sher weed The " tinge venison," with a profusion of game. usually form the most protnioent dainties of this feast. The evening, as usual, was spent with' " jollity and mirth." and aimost exceeded the feasts of the feudal times of Robin Hood and Little Jobn. W. understand that the drapers of Wi s town, have it in contemplation to follow tht temple of the geo sees, by abolishing the custom of etrytc aisr indii." criminately to their customere..at Horne Fair.—e (Nottingham Review.) By the Courier, arrived at tietrnsey. advice*. dated the 1 Mb . of July, have been received fryer Baum Ayres. The affairs of that state were evremely pe,iperou% and the Uovernment daily acquiring eta. .bility, to m bleb the institution of the new lteekdrad materially coatribtited. No political events elder least importance ate mentioned ; neither lea there been any arrivals from Chile, the commosleatlou with w hich ceuntry by land was probably saspeaded.by the s nows of the Cordilleras. . • . . • -ter folloiriog Order* respectid4 .4/Weary Difennied..... • or &Ai ageteebey men, teavterg the objects. eleneeyieit teem& Wiry; peelers, terofeseevesa - sericekr peehibited. re r t i j asebnigieleisbaecipliik aid au akireption of pee“ , wlia4Arloage reettberK tavola* •ot terrime tweitfieseritle! Isti e plersel to !atria le t coniiiiiiiiCior • • , • • sournivo IifTELIAMENCE. r. at. -4 Ditch line of hsuk jaffaliigfib7siapneg,'RP pow paring by the Geo,T. wile Sands, ear.o4oltlth jeik prior for pilot,' to tsh f J•RiVie 'stows+ JClventiel. Ppt. lid, Wind N. ft. down from thee risk/rind toilet the New Often's, k n it, • • 1 1 0 tt , 04-ew, Stott! 404Afriber1 the Comet, aloo f :, from New York...lB'lf lisp; tbe Reward, Alexaeri, .fratilifdadOstni ; Die the Warren, the all f or wort' it'Wind Rest, blowing a ma,. itti l kidießmits two fe'dottv . P. O.—Arrive.' the Who:: tartan; blur, from the May of ; the No v o p,, e . 'DOW (Mat ; thit':Palearti, Kinsman, - fry„D„ Ariel, Ilse Andiew Marvel:, am 4,010 Combrievo tam, arrived from Daris's ltrsit ,1144 Pion that the liesaited- chips have bees hhenitee, bit that all thenstsipaleavo left the Straits, as the runts., tares over: There isles do trammernent fa their sows.: j Jawthis following strips emus with APT front SIInfORI• , , het :Tuesday; the Mbitie, of. Hell, Cone, of N a . Castle ; • "the Calitle; of Leith ; the Caledo n i a , o f ; tke Achilles, of Dundee; the ' blootrose; the Resolution and Traveller, of Pete:ice? : timall,llthan is wain up the Humber; and tits Doassale, Irma Droonland, lies gat up. Tine is Depressant eine Discovery Ships. The Elitabetb. holm Dreculacid, hit bees AO 1010411 at Styrofoam; but is reported to loser got of again, The Neptune, of Dundee, he. Memo, for Loadtio; is knit na the Moplin Saud, crew 'deed ; Let . cargo is hemp; ass, staves, &c.; some of riga Gary hem carried to Sheerness. IPotiaitat,:tti, Styr. 22.—Arrived Hi. Majesty's Shim Nesitigaspotam, from the eastward, and N et flow, Gardner, from Me:Del.—Wind N. P, —Sior. 2i, Pit 'dieck,,the %Amite. Hadeon.—Wind Fribmovra, Sari. t I.—Arrived the Po, Cullen, fro* Napisre for London; sailed tam DIM of Ammo. the th. sire, ()ware, from Oporto for Louilon.— Smiled the Date of Packet fat Vitroon.- Wind E!C.E.- Sl , ,' _,Artived . the Elizaketb, Cameron, from Leurnotte, in 42 days; "and 'Betsey, Reed, from theinsils, sailed le of August, Sails split.—Wiled East. tertstFact.of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at P ad, dated'the 19th instant. " The following ships belonging to this port hare se !Tit %ern from, Dials* Straits : -the Resolution, 120 toes; thilliannibil. 4 fish, 55 tons, and the Trace:, 364.2 lish4s tans. They confirm the aicount of the vinsipal ships wilds were head haviag effected the, clearance front the ice, and farther state, that the fishery' teas completely em." , • The ffroirpshieeirliforierpi says--" The Doke r! Manchester is expected to sail on the 25th inst. la to .let ire frigate, fur Jamaica. Ilfa naelera.aod his Et• celleney ie anxious reattach A* seat of his (down. meet previous to thd meetiag of the Howse of Assem bly, as Ito has to propose (ea the steggestion of Go vermumn) this...the troops employe/ for the defeat, and preeervotida of the Woad shall be in (stirs paid out of revenues, and not by the Gofer:meet. If Ibis rimeoaable proposition could be carried him et feet in all our COleutel, the waste, would be relieved tom a heavy harden at the present moment. 11r. Hems (we recollect) has promised to submit it to Pm liament early is the next session." PIRACT.—The Liverpool Mermen, says—" In con sequence of this scpineness of the Government, aid of the activity of the hamsters, several vessels is 6er port moos? at Gaily arming, as they were ear es:mned to do doringthe war. The ship Marshal Bennett, Cap!. WArther, amongst others, is abut to proceed for tSe Bay of tlondurar, completely armed, manned, sad equipped, se a letter of marque." CAOTAt•I SCO NNNNN , JUN.—We are happy to ae nuance the arrival of this gentleman at Lierrpual, in the Baffin, Irons Davis' Straits, where he has lotl,ist the 6.31100, more than the usual success. baying f‘l Dine filth. Captain Scoresby leaded on the ter: vast of Greealand, a part of that inhospitable region which bas not, we understand, been visited, or erea seen, by any of the nevi:atom of the Arctic sass, fir more than two, centuries. He found no inh.hitanrs, but saw sews' huts, with indications of recent fi es thous. The cowry abounds wills rein-deer sod ame, lin h r passage home the II e!:.venous rough weatlwr. and in a tremeatious gaie elf the Vona bartods, two of the crew were Iwo. The following matement has been recently rives. to account for the reports of threats that were cites- Istit4 against the life of the Duke of Wellingtoo Av A rang man, a haltpay Lieutenant its the nary. of the name o f --, related to a high legs! character Ihdla, wee in the course of last winter at Par'., !WWI', he made use of merry incohereet expressio , .r. limeetening the life of the Oak • of Wellirsoon. fee. Po'bis return here. last March, his relations tboagct ,proper to confine bits to a private snadloote, from lithich be made hie escape, and was at large abort rominth. Daring this period, he wrote merry threat ening letters to his tirace; and as it was well hooch' that the madness of the onfiertanate OpOog woo ltalli• felted Bell is as Mune, denim to do violence to tbs person of the Duke of W.-llington, some prresetioniy levedelleee were dlleactlesed y. :I'be osbappy, no' ales was Ituseeme r e!-Mlssset shoat tea days ago; 'id • • " is now safely lottrbd in his filmier slowly.'" • • Nur I Nat:RA:ICC ppm rtsliks.—.Dr. ?rice ssiket Projectors ei lisinrance sad Atinultx schemes 14 A ii Jay. (about 40 yeas slur) " they Isciirse tbst the 04eposee they ui•i suppa - flai will last Mk time, Nis M Mey rill Ae r edgers, and as to the injury that ray he font to lbw estosasors or m etbers—it is at s distances aedthrMa Itnie shoot It." to the event they an tailed; but the Projectors of Me present &e.g. find it isf fiate ereeselueueu whether their tchewes Drat their tine. or not ; fur if, by uri4erwiling, they ran only raises bu siness. tbey pin a profitable employment; and when tb y have exhausted the motley they hare eallerte.l. a "Pw of dopes suable them to start a new scheme.and ga la " profits. Two nee I Neuraner Conepahles are announced to Wiens I asurimees it tire. eerie. tender Me o rdievy wee, this Projector of winch wss the bla , mKer of an Id serstecitand Annuity Company, which, alter a ran sense pews, be finished, reitleent -trade: Me Annetit.n.. Ileeteehuldrre Sleights, . # j . ) Y ` re • I • -. T 1 1• ... . • . TN .. ST.AT ': , - - - _ .... -. • . ~ . - .. t. II: V i 4' ) s °eerie eterae r : 1 A rt: 5 1 1 74 Y ):7 inacjo-al. —,.....- —....._-.-- t r , ,-., „,,, i i-, a e • : I m o f : I: a t: h a:o w . i ; 1 9 j „. •9 A N LOAN Or FIVE MILLION r e'• ; at e • 1 I t 1 .... tr. --ww- - I t s ta rn r o y n ten the amf ße ra gu a 11111111111111111111111111 l itsab:lfir:::4l.4 th: : SIL •T s . I.! 14TERLING, contratied by Mr. N. bk . - ~ • 4 , . ''" b . c 14 ' °l., * • • ,:. 'ln Leafless, ha 18111,—The ► ball-ye/0Y •J ..••••, , • is. "ad A e • trio M nli t HI •np .lee, to* lt will ~ • re. • reed of - -Loan follies due on Tuesday. the Ist of ober next. wit! be paid cm that and every aucceedinu dm Ltheitil tros-ese- tlas•••Aviestrasitoassisd • ii-PILCS•MLI cial c* Lc il l n e ' - .ire t lweart , b e beer.: of ten and two. at the eounting-house of c : ?tv man p.a. .e •o, core etpidenetref the a tre to which • • 3tte efeweabid. in New Cant. St. Serithie's-lane. must he tlailWai hitia, ,:•as V', 1 , , ..........„ - - litur (t•lsilth Y IWO rirt4o We , 1 414(.01144 litti 21 st ipotbill , ), WI are aid•d, ii ... - n:__• e . _ IemMIMIMMW •o