The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-22 00:00:00

I i i i.. k ~. I .' 'n . 4 ._,..~._ , s - ._ the bargain was made, at the rate of two pole& non.— Cress bearing those tiding, the grave-64W holassol :erectly agitated ;.be denied t he' feet of havlng.jpined 4a. the conspiracy submit the dead, bet henow recoltectids, having seen the prisoners. once before : in Crawford's/ burial-groecd: . :..t.• •:-.,. ••pet The Monestate observed, that there was vety ZAN doubt of she part taken by the grave-digger In the traf fie now going on to such extent ansongsethe profession f t anti ordered that hellbent' W placed at the bar with kW coropaateal. - • ' The three prisoners were then ordered to findriadl;ip default of which they wer e committed to ideli. . oli. •:' '! .:....o'—..----.-.—.- • • , .• , . STATE OF IRELAND. •. • -•-• . ' .. . . (mow Tag Daist.lN zooms polls thr riteepen.) The County of Tipperary has esaelmoesly, and as it should appear from the Report of the Proceedings which. we insert with great pleader, resolved to pet the Cow mastery Act Sato operation. What • contrast dui the alacrity hitlserMon the part of the-Connties, present to the vigorous opposition the Bill experieeeed In - its pro-, pea through the HOttift ! What a very feeble effect the County Meetings of . Loath and Fermanagh have pro duced on llppeettry and Limerick.. The Gentry of the Smith have adopted the Measure with thanks to the le gislatere end the Lee& Lioutesant t and, if it ewer shell become necessary; see doubt not that the Gentry of the North wiy follow the sluttish.. lYbile wisest epos this subject. we case' help•seentioning how much we lave been erli6cd"by Colneri flagwell's declaration at the County meeting. • 'Fbe Blight Honorable tientliewsn .enkes eredinui himielf (or doing nothing white the Bill was in progress! Halted no-opinioo of bis orat e ad though be was sonie l lisampr to the emeLoty.t. motive. did sot know the opillot otkis constituent, although, we s• presume's* must have breccia constant coosessnicatioe with them. Bet he is now a convert to the - Act, sod .it is time he should:4ot biscoontv is now ender its pre tection, notwithatheding his declared indifference to the areenre. We should mention, that the South of Ire.: lam. wee *ever ware tranquil than it is at this moment. 141121111CII.—Ostreaders wilt be delighted to leers I, t gesAbis e t oaaty4s st present in aomplete state ° fuss. 4 quillity—if we sway be allowed to judge from the mann t of Coramittais to the County Gaol; there having litre but fear perms. tomcatted within the last week—and , those not for any offence conneohed.with the recent dis turbances•-;snendentand, that theeeloar .persons hue been seateecei to two months imprisonment for selling Spirits without License.—(Liosenck Telegraph.) At the Frig Council, on Friday, 'Font Baronies in the Comity Kildare, weretleclared to be in a state of dis isibanre, cad extraordinary .siteMleheeents, of Felice :e-r-r• ord•red to proceed thither forthwith. These foie Baronies pee-Aesters Oithaley, Western Opbaley, Con Sr.! dud itikttihro. - .. . Itoscoweerw.--Lord Lorton, in order to important the Trade and Markets of Boyle, has abolished the Tells ;and Cutsemslitberto paid at the Markets, be. which are le future to be tree of all rolls, and ell the potatdei brought to the Market, are to be weighed free. ',.,, ;.• ash Wcrosa Or OBTAINING SIN?. An aged widow, the mother. of six e /provided for or phans, is onfleed lathe county gaol for the rent of her pieta Orden s the orig inal into was not essiro•thee about ten Atilinsis, bet by the vest of a process• tali decree the debt IX now Ittora 4 tban • a poled. To itike credit otitis County 'ne'riddene tandloed ens be'chirged with nick Inhemsaity.—(Gerhary Advertiser.) . . ,• :. Le womaittat.— A eorrespomleor informs us, tha iosept. time ago, a respectable farmer took a large lot of ground from a .gestlaseatr..et rank - and consespena, in the Queen's Comity, en which, bv a chose in the lease, the Lumtust was obliged a upenefiehl. Within the first two years. Theteteoent was performed in the first year— times griAtlng biet,'tko Meant' applied for i redettlople his tbiet;'siehiels. era sirrier ta verb al) s b the latakeet • but afOrloato time„hie age • for . the Mat specified . in thekesN. brier *V . 's.* al wee des in the 'eduction 1. The property was astiertised, baton the 4es do of ietendrd sale, thetowirs an aersigesneet eater • 1 :of necessity. between the Lan dlord and Tenant; • *iv*. farm was surrendered, in hen of tleseitesst • hogipreasettbe taunt nearly.rof..te impounds* x iii 0 . . Aitnited, : if lat r4iPerartite loaner 'nub' ire lenient - .. able is, &weeniest actin of potatoes whi had herb. •let to pool emtiadeth , were plougholep and Wit togs° thee, ender the distress warrant; so that the on he -Itiaprieg te each eenid eat be &wreathed ea oefftotioeit. : :.::, lied the Piper people sra now xeiatr to Late with lb* lite' 011srseliate Masa*, for the 'tarpon of obliging lifer tO '• ''' mike geed t„ltatfiloarl• . ~ If ths : abate Itattinent ef our .coraspondeat be•teor • —and we have ith mane to.doebt it—there 'is' Bak weeder that a Police Establishment shook!. he band deoreeery in that part of the country. And if sech:coe. dart is observed by Loadlords, they may soon faro their own estates—or let these ran into commonage. --t(Co r - low Pest) • 1 -• . -•-• • . • It appears thotthe new Police Establishment-has set' bees finally agreed spurs 'by the Magistrates of the. Mines Oestsselts ?be matter se still a• subject of witch discisslai ; Aid we see 'of opinion. that the: expense •alionlit be calculated before the edifice shall he 'reared. (16td.) ' • . STIALING POTAT44I;=POnItiOtte are now so &Cop, that though *ha beggars can get them by asking for them t thers heads a dispoeition-to thieve, that severs" pits s ige this • orighlioarhud have; been opened eed.pil lafe4oof their , contents ;- but what makes this arelerof robbery stilt M ore iystenseik'lkthei the muse e 4 will sot 'encoinber themselvrt with air potatoes . Bost its mit of such quality as to bring the' eat. market prire.-:- . Thus It I? evident they . steerfalltrti."4:4;llfrier Pelt) ....... 4. 4 Nsw CorrAnchsprigpizta•appeers OHO tfse:.ttiew yell°, Fota lidasect• . fikelielreed Iwo by 4 idle Magistrates of lb. .- A asiinty: .he , is. All it a settiast IN amalsoo4llllolll6l.mtearo mime ^'. 'atthe *spears stosialatisilculatell before the stall be reared.. . There tow fourteen. - baronies eir• • ' King's county— These, at .16 men to eacb—..th.nosher as arranged by the Act—rerilt call foe aforce of 244 me stairs, which, at the full salary, would joie cjoint ex pense s n .pp n eeenmentsind the county ofF/8401.;:bersides lour chief.constables. et 150/. crab, ailing Conk/. curs. —(16i41) • Wednessisy, the etreety Kerry Magistrates an as. amble at Trate* to appoint. In men, ender thep•opensen. belstory Act; •• •• . • Eighty-one PkitAns were le the Fever Hospital 'Minis en Saturday. During the week, thirty.fi4, 'Bitted with Fever, were refused admittance, 41 consequence-6f the want of room. . . MALLON SPCCIAL AZISIONC unnse Till INiliallialON ACT. __... Thersday, Thome* Slagaer, Shama Stegner, Wil bails Doyle, Patrick Illarroll, and J., Hassell, were tried Under the following charges of being out of their dwel bng bosses cue hour after sunset, of adothiiiteriog an unlawful oath or engagement, and of being assembled unlawfully and tuesultnously in the thy tutor. After a trial which crest led eight boors, they were ill convicted of being oat of their 'dwelling houses one hour after sus ses, 111%.1 •re ieqoitted of the other thargeo. After an inspresaive admonition from SerjeautLioyd.the prisoners were senteoced to transportation far seven years. ACCiDONT.—We are much concerned to.statp, that on Tnesday, a young gentleman, nephew to Robert Bally, Xsq. of Belmont, near Varies., received a verities. Injory by the going olofs pistol, whicblh • was kindling care lastly ; the contents lodged in the lower piste Of lilt face sad neck; and though every maistaoco-wee gives • •;;.• • • . -.l eleaost immediately, the I. Illtete,7-(Cerlear Menthe: Pm --The whole qf Thursday gas It Mem. a itieirdfid gale from S. ,ef-thirdri' all; at KigFeirs quay, ,wbeig bing repairs, was throw , .Wentilidivever, happy to injury was susta ined by any of our quays.—(Limeridt OirSunaly, moruilig last, Otr. of Beeiwe,, pelt period to his existence hirelelf through the head with a piste" 'woo. beld.on the body. andseveral frim wham testimony it app rised late in unsettled state of mind. .Jury wes, that he hod dune to his himself in a lit of inssnity.--(Eree , --eem-- VOIeTIF OP. TSprzetes simeTtrio tiProich *Tali; 14IW rower On 'l'hnt 'day last, pursuaetto the `in the Proclamation of his Excellency there was* very numerous and bik ' Ing of Noblemen and Gentlemen county, at the county Court-house, pose•Of nominating iv; constables of Tipperary,.being at the retro( f to be stationed in and through in said county. • On the toollows of Lord Thieonni thieves seconded by the Earl of ' 410noughwiere was unanimously Hfi bornaltip(who bad cowrie rat hewing destined gm meeting by let 'at theism. time that the delay he reeded from a to sail: the Om ing up a form of /4.. solutions whi their consideration (the proPriet: *to him till that morning), leant adopt them, or such part of them a sentiments. • His Lordship mated this new Police Bill through the I no Pariiatirnmrp support, as he ment could have been prepared at emery information on a matter I . air would he now interfere, If be paratory step to the saving of expensi. ever,the limo' the land,and it was v ie gift it their support, not he ehectual. At any rate it had . that it got.rid of thing Weak expressed himself decidedly in fat present police under the Peace Preservation situation of constables under the done in Limerick, and by which _get clear of every responsibility. following Iteselotions to Lord motion they were read nail propossd We, the Magistrates of the count trig !bus assembled under the Pro cellency the Lord Lieutenant, fur . - the.tiret step towardsearrying ir last Session of Parliament, Constables, and to secure the the duties of this office, aad I Magistrates in Ireland in certah Majesty's confidential 'servants • der their peculiar responsibility cis' duty to adept that line of proceedings most likely to mere the wishes e' • * and to conform ourselves appears to, have. been already _ permaced wisdom of his Excellency -in this course of oars, we have the her :parser, in the proceedings which ' adopted by the magirtrates of the .by whom it has been decided ; 4lv madly, that the nossiOation 'pallets we *meow aatembleak.. \ thew .to that gentleman tekentsbia , lammed to appoint tiaperietandam comestible, and sub-constables to( provisos of Monster, under the selected out of these persona who-stand delta already in the establishments tile county, coder the Act for peeler ? ,Earesaing, therefore, our humble .10. his Excellency the Lord placed theimportent duties of peeintendant, to the bends of WilsMels,,(in whois, (rpm the i years, we are bleed, tc; repots .wisdp ascordinglyresanest that _ anelOsiselteatios of baperintemli lecGistit Of tbepersous already en iktkiteownty,uuder the Act for Peet*. one lictiodred and seventy.' her required tip rite Act of the 1113) for this :mattoty., for the sitentloos suh-ooesteldes, toilet the said Act,takii aeration the particular description - ' for theirs; situatiOno, ender the said And.in order to afford sufficient Perintendint and inspector to with due care and attention; r opportunity of discharging, the deities of his situation at •. lee—we resolve; That ibis Itleettoi joarned to Monday, the 24 here holden, at twelve o'clock pect that the said Superintendent Our approval, a It t of the persons, selected for the situation! of Mee easier the said Act.. Lord Viscount bump**, i *the Remehation, sod peopo•ed that t. `of 'the Meeting—witch propoltioo. measly. • 7 ss...ywor luOred, if, 44.4PottetehtegAitee maittradet tate * lint w*lre to he dietontiweed? • Captain Wiscorse said, as , Bill was snatored by practice. Hill would be let to die off. • Mr. Twactx next inquired, . Peace-PrObervation 'Act, which went of the present Police, expente ? Mr. Wit.socos said that the. •clothing, &c. would lle handed go, to the new Establishment Lion with the old. -In answer to questions of Hoesburough, as to the intention of govern ment to reduce or 41E;rootione the present number of Constables employed under the Peace Preservation Act ? Mr. iVilcocks replied that for the present it was not the Intention of liovermnent *to reduce or diseontinne diem. That ttere were in this county about 184 over ‘shat it is intruded to raise (176) under his Excellency's Proclainatiou but these 184 were to be kept as a host. log f orce. and to he applied to the tote of any of theta.. tomes which' aught he more disturbed than others—sec it trim not to he supposed, that While any considerable we., m utt existed, that 16 'constables in a large barony, toile as aliddlethird; for instance, containing above liftreis ' , miliar ia acres, rontd he stilicient to secure the public peace unaided by other (ores. Mr. Hoe and another Magistrate asked Captain Wil. 'mirk*, if the cvnetahles about to lee teased were to tee. Mite all teaPelttts to be issued by Magistrates, as fir instance. theme for wages? Mr. Wilcock, replied in the affirmative, with this partpoest irrasietalle, and where, on the contrary. M. Manuel .otaa of the most sealous aid distinguished leaders of the Liberal', has been returned by a large majority, these Papers contain no intelligence (iota Vireo ►'roper, hut a letter from Candi'. dated ths litla of IMO". bee, amsoances t►at the 'Parks %had mode fresh ellositrito subdue the insurgent popolatiett of that important ids* amid that their efforts bed been defeated on all points with es great a loss, that they had been compelled to shut themselves up again in the only three places which re• tealored is their possession. listing received 'abalone meats fro. Egypt, their whole force amounted to 2,44:1811 wee. With these they took the field. anticipating an easy a',4goo . k eer fees whole alinbdt gilder arias did Dot exceed it,1300! But awdngst theta was a strong 'envision of spholriotes, called the Soliates of Condia, a viarlika peer. plea who inhabit the snountsdas of Spbaltia; awl hate Titus, tilen,we are to couchette, that the ioradan be attended With-inreetse; and, we weer b COIICIRair be fore, that it was jest anti nectatary. Is all these opiaions our Corwin seems to concari if we are to take its weaning front h 4 words. —We thought that the arc. side reckoned too fast, w hen it congratulated as en Mr. I Cantitus's having " thrown his shield oter the Penis " stale." We do not pretend to be prophets; hot, we really believe, that the opinion expressed in the Bessie Ilarangse at Reading etill be lolly Verifiesl.—Spain must, we are persuaded, be tlidi vete& vp to Frante, e, • lest tee g o to war to prevent it ; and we know, that, teitkont a bloirixis . lip of tist debt, ore canest go to war: We think it very likely, that the French llonthans will now obtain what they uever obtlined before: a coo- Sete ittetterittip.civer Spalu! This will have bee. if it take place (sweetened ,by that very Debt which was tea. by as So restart there Begrimes lo jest 1 1, - k' i ... _ _ ) i'.. . . 1,, • . . . ..i , . I N A [A , .....•••• ... . . . . . r . .._. .. •• . • ..._,..,- :- .: . ... _ ~. . • .. -- : 31 11111111011MA 7- #:X 7 A 111117- • -u„:": • • • tEiGiA N- • .. • • tunes is a dangerous esalifiestios, that bedid sot co ve they were to obey ever maititei lieu their imospentlence. both edemas ti . Igh e dilli, se, by the Act, any ,perean who acted as She Venetians and the Tusks. Then fought with too muc , i and Prislati literals', rirs bailiff was disqualified' Otter appoitomeit as ten- hrarrry, . i . , W. Th e 'good gates seable-and that all thief and sub cunstahlei arts to be ____ _ , d" w ere . 50 well "appealed, that the !m orose ,. were beret in, sad cadet the orders of the Magistrates. exclusively, lie, th y , .."""eatro so ever action; and, after hertng ~,tes, • nay. wen on her i snot saget i sioa d oatr having n o thing to do with that:Blot to men, sad the hobo of Illetitymon, who was taken pri. to sir, that no 'material Isispect end keep them to their duty ; and that, ie each seiner. retired into their fortresses, where tie phew cu - ,t )f the other vessels at ba res ). it was isteeded four constables swers to be , siedoi gthos . moo woe bad *pored,. whilst the 64" i., • minted, sod ready with the chief, to act with prompt. . , r. Thomas Keir, Miter kids, or to start o ff on any emergency that might require who Investeil them haling an open military sad ahar.o. li existence by 'bootie% their asistaace in soother direction. . sue' of . provisions, in free from its ravagen-The i a pistol: An immest The Hight Hon. Colonel Bagwell said, that in the onlyz iaosra te i n ti o os lea . tio id e d f r r p om osp: ypbainuienntahrael o Pa . t o to so unsa i ie la t , Le ie rat witnesses exonsiped, progress of this Bill th rou g h the H o use of lounsions, a p d that lie had bees of lie Neither Save his support °°" °PP°li ti " to it. out defeated Army of the Faith, when hating it. commend. I. The verdict of Be having been actiorinted with the sentiments of his con. -(n this address he tens •them, that the Regency of the his death by shooting skitter*, open t h e measure; hat he now hall peculiar roe Packet.) plimare to Sad Be Act, bee met the good opinion of the Kingdom, which they acknowledge as ties !tepees' lie- Mightier'', from the unanimity which marked. their Tames t. d ar i ng t h e capt i v i ty of their votii.oriomi trio or Oastirsavas pfbeeedlotw The Right Hon. Gentleman folly c.on. Sovereign. commode' him to pot himself at their head totted with the Noble elmirstoin in the well merited ; SVCS ACT. eulogise+ on Captain _ Wilt:Gelds; anti under this im- recomme n ds to them discipline and seboissioa to their , the injunction contained r: he mi ,That th•thanks of this Alerting be chiefs; and intimates that his cesdect towards his ene- Aixlebtryrrerthrerelterobirne Lient . L tieei. P r iee rt il e hi es iw (cMptsin Wilcock . s)forbis active soil soles will be regalated according to what they shall sr- fid discharge of his pub lic duties is this county • which • ...„ Ts., Spanish Royalists jets magistrate , o f this few . . •. , perteoce in retina:a tv.l pretrial that __ telethon, she, a wor ds, was same; soanissiousiv. screloomel. for the P 0... up on t h e mot i on o f h ',„ Ri c h ar d - .. i kt f orr the of the removal of the Reigeney from Urge, te Psyeessia.bee es in and for the county Denosghmore ieft the Chair, ,and Zael of Glettgall token place fo consequence of the want ofprovlsim, red sixteen fur each Baro ny was railed thereto, when the thanks of Abe Meeting . sot of the movements of Miss.--The Page erneesecoe k the several B Bai le y *ere unanimously returned to the Earl of Honsinghteore t h at t h e Li s b oa corm hi ," offered to sit Robert wii. ~ foe his proper and dignified conduct as Chairman. ant Llsatore wbieb too-son the commend ofthe Portuguese contingent which ie. , SS - f Dienes% v tbe Karl, of . .,; GCMG OF MERCHANTS. to join the Spaniards inthie event of any boodle attach r called to the Cook.- . • , , .., on their intrepesdehee. Ma sfOliveisa, formerly Am- • • ether hite)oplogised for • - • i s i„h„ soss ,b ut , ga t e d" _Otioas vas DORIAN ooewtsi: POST . NOT 28.) ,- ballades from Fhttegalle France, it ie NHL et the me- h e hid peen pro. ThiEtectios, yesterday, for this Guild. was contested nett ahem Is woo aka biem b ar k foidesh.o_ whither i nt o o f ' moo ting hydrate- emit yielently. The spirit wbiell' ecteatern great per. i s a iaohost , taliaoeeas pia take his " nsin s. iheenolor, ' as inowithstands•ag IbM it bed passed Niel) be would submit to lion of the members, may be 'Me ll y !auntie"); by a con- rennised by liiisielidwities of Havre t 6 ~lbw his bar- le of which did n o t oc cur shieretios of the foliosnng extraortisawry -circumstance, gags to be,seafk .. leg it free to them to which occurred duringtheilkefety- . eas might hest meet their Alderman Nooses breeight his shelter thither, for t h e c tntoo s_h abo a ra isipho... It i . steed t 5... .. _ great eel that iii the passing of the purpose of girl*, tat Isis party the a restage of her number. of polo and measseei . pts which that • iii , h. . e Legislature, h e gave it suffrage. This yonag tsar had been "tini"" "ins tine tained do Pails have bees seised. It is added, that he lie doubted that Govern- ago, ass merit of exwaerstinary favour, to the Freedom it the time with the ie of tholleild! is vain appealed to the few of Italians, and Be character rof su ds consequen c e; When Bs Lord Mayor entered , the room he was vice with whisk he was invested, I. opposition to this. :t is r did not conceive it apse- lend,' biasid i Mt is he approached the quar ter f rom said that the deputation of the Costecil-Heserel of Cars. ipensi. It was now. how • whence the offeses bad 'betted, the griateet decorum was mme and Manufactures has not yet bees admitted to a wow his duty and their'. observed b y these persons who a little before had fo r - it d ou bting bet it would rotten good searsers, or who bad indolged them. present the address relative to the existing state of ad this .recomrtendation, selves in the pleasure of an knelt without the danger of things, and to the Occasioned rery ahem by the teal. ILs . Lordsitip then tetosoihility. tumour of,Var. favour of appointing the WAILS. nese!' Fro" Nov. 18.-Fire per Cests.epeaed at Preservation Bill to the aea , ntis. ARE. DVS ' 89f. 75C. I closed at WM-Bank Stark, 11120.-Nespeli- lie new Act. as had been t DitiNa •- 0 I He lloed •• It is the ltbagistrsty world ' 0 Wftirt b ed 2 0 • m as h et e • g tan 5 per Cents. Mi.-Exchange ea Leedesome month. y. He thou banded the i f O.! Jersey • 0 0 grnine •* * . 25f. 35e.; three months, tie. 211 e. .il i d Ism upon whose " 4 . Lisboa 0 •I ' Readers - ti . ___......0.--__. possd tem the Chair:- _,t - Gossemborot - t It Amelia'. -. '0 Sy private litters from Bayonne we lean tbst the ------ county of Tipperary, be- °PRICE OF STOCKS Tillit DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. Army of °harridan quartered is differest frostier Proclamation of his Ex- Bask Stock ......... ...... . India Stock .. • • g a ge loins, I. im Barone to Perpigess y or occupying ad- I for the purpeis of taking nee Ct. Red fin }}}}b IDltto Bonds s. a.42s.pia. _,• ___._, ... into effect the Act of the 3 par Ct. Coss... s.. St t I Swish Mee 5t00k..... . ..... l ' a l m wi nunsa "' " Pircooeess menet* to WA* !kg -- far the appointment of 34 per Ct. ...... .. Smith Sea Old A5a...." .. Tlse Preach *Mom there speak of their appreacluag en- . effectual performance of 4 Pet Cents ln4 E n ' ilim • 24 ' ( Os Or pm. trenciintO Spain as a matter of triads it ',soli be rieli- fur the appoicomest of `,l** Fours t Mae 1014 10011 t. 4 ., .. go 3.16 --Small Os 7s Ss Asti 90, holes with shahs „yyg„ i s .- to pm; cnions to doubt, Pour veseels areired in that portal the ain eases," framed by his ° iin this country, sod to 1 Ile' Ass cacaos bails, and pima of limy hap. 2 per Ct.. .... ... 701 Cat. foe Acct..... ..• St Ili • • hatteryikao „ ... dye; wo. artillery, sad several move were immolate's', snpectee. y-feel it to be our eePe• Irish li par Coots... proceedings saga will .....-..................--oossesee•oms-......e. 2ativetartmeja anal parts adjacent. Mare a 'Mail sad isles otthe tioversoient, , da . . 4 . twiletrienitansunition waggees. fee l stored OA Po' to . that system which - Zne e totatessistati• - 44.44 was eel der, vicars for the eloveysase of s y Benedetto) by the ex- o . _TSB IMMTIIIII STATESMAN" It kNrirroalTsv KITE „„„„. ma . an d i woo t r .fi v e p e w, of tight artilieet. eellency's Counsels ; and r• THE STATESMAN. the best possible Ode to ' . , lush hare been recently 1 ----s. - ' - WILL THERE BE WAR? the county of Limerick, • L 0 if,DOll?.? ', * The Anise* Omelets sterna Attired Brie it Itie slinsosi with deer Ifts• r ",' eitiaav systatem e itriellatlfifiegge int:. •• .•• . sego a sec. Catmint, neigh . stew, so_ be r goemeitales, tlitiolgiat Or ' : 1' . . --tempo.- - - '.. • - 101114faleser. , 'Maur be kft ell MVO • w4 a . a . -- v as .I , a p a. •• • • tr e4apa h#diegh,„4,llgr33 l 4l,ll for l l nat • •.% le s tif . {eat 44.1.011.1:141849 . 1311 • - eif..avou'rm. faii 4 . 4 .1 1 . 64 bil °minin g' . C•nnnh er sogerai adore oar. We grill Mb; a pessege . ss;: rr : tobe nppoieted witliii.the see steady a< 91T. Twe ,eaposes have arrived from raise vitt,..pars of the ists ism. Tao moment ese. A new altet, to be by. him 'Nei* bringing the Preach Funds 1191. Our Market sides the thing is two points of view ; flesh, whether rhentlua in thmm nitn a " opined st • all, brit some large sales were , made which. it be Jinetodaungei tins in vowels to woad . steno ; gad ments now sairsistiog is lowered ' . the preservation of the (41 1 "16 I P er Cent ' ..'„ _, ... • geetresioehetireflitreis inessiem.wesik •be likely Se fail 4f FOREfiN lIANZETO-nAill iklEikek appears dm, "Mo „mom, h eigh t s ar e t s it lap-. • • . humble acknowirdgmeets little doing. )lore Miami appear daily, which throw vs Whet& IMisaate,iseasesetehmd /e t whither the lim- a Lientermot, for having a gloom es all Foreiga &midis- - • tics of the Spool* people does not expose Franco te eiss- I tin _ o e .. Bl4 2 l° _,_„ n °gm* n f . 86. ; . Chill, 77f--NewSprmish.fl+-Old. !t - -New Pressisa. OK saes of *law INMAN abet am Is oectosies ea ems part- ' °"'"'" a "^" n CsP'°' • -Old, 87-Resele. tl7-DeMeh. 941-Nespettme. TS-. looking to umwtosti l a s.wi eld the ripit of self pnrscreatie v. ! experience .of mi umits7 cotonabian 094-Perstien, 711-New opasheatiCrip„4 Abe simitcheelm army - - employ all she powers wit* , awls hoplieit nosifideisce) evuo , • ' miattes Presilietteettesillitelired ow its oesettop tam Ise. rat Captain Wilcock' do, in • . ro: Theisememel Be sposties notheressingle mist to and Inspector. se- VirgisiaPapers have arrived this movaing,to the 22cd slit r i:7 B . it reneletteeltlelthat r . g:st of peen end Mene t ; 1 Y employed no seascapes .0 1 0. hom which we extract the following :- and Dime the Sea of Frames to smdenain so army of ee- for the preservation of • 6,,_ sty-six person ., (the nnm- 'Ds Ptsayes.-Iteferidng to the proceedings of fbi e motion see me f r eemen o f Ope n , f oe es , perp .,„ o f se 3.1 of the Meg, c h o p, BMA Homo of Comma" on the paten respecting . Ititeretalk_oft!ioutio the le se righ...... 6 " ' o h". _tm difiskf •Phor ba lb - woressis mem Twenties. *assume a !Mentions of emes tables and, the pirates in the West Indian Seas, the Havana Go- d i rpa ud . ismaiselts appear Wimp Was th e riot afrai- d Act, takingit*Sfa 4.4 .tramment paper remarks with more liberality and •can- rase on and tuna Mete of ategs seensewledged to bests/hei- r eat o A f et Pe .. "4" i .6"111;. .• doorlhotsgs were prepared to expose, that up to the year I F sisoote "../ " b it t er " s oncootootod. " .. learfeat 11.414 r imming " iciest time to ehe saiefSe- Ittsitt, were DO pi ratevpiceept tbe privateer, of Borneo This is pretty,?egic! They allied It at first an away to melee the sail selection krgeptinsfrelionbis,fittadoutiotheUnitedStatessesithat sasimire t that is. an army to „erg *piss the liatao. /. and, so lit 6)14 " .111131 ile• female P." of Cubs " 1 • magi* ma. weal 'I" '6" lee' ductiun ofthe peatikaGol fewer. They sow cell it an in the i ` lepaainin "P • • f rtial illiitone.l 4 key allow, however. that boats amoral • Waterford; Cork t tind Tne n army to meek the political moresisests he Spies. Then Meeting be accordingly ad- and mauled by criminal adventurees have sallied teeth, the . sa .. Ike .i.,fie to hoop this sent essioned awn for lof December next„ to be bet they assert it to have been dote with the regret of . tisi : 1 . ea ......": 04 atroms , ken &l o of a:, ibo right of k at noon, tool when we " ex-. t toei L. ---em--m n 1 ( M istanni ` nb° a iii not " It till they here klakeff it to paten tad to those political movemests *nest ilaa" will bl C hefoeo us. ttt" manideibis extereileating them. • That it was due to WNW/ when, he shall hate ire tieksowletipeel ! - That is real, geoth - sea tree &et. I Otostieles end sob - ooncts - th e teem """ A g rit O hn " a the. lite"' " d that mow &fie. The second piaci. thus dimmed :- •. eV • States will makes consmod cause. • - . As to Os sibOod, - we Wye it to the patriotism of the res- it • seat !web, secoaded. . • den of Aosta - 41MM A he - )wrists to NM leer !NW& ft is il i Il i" it he considered tha t , Fresiii Papers to the Rl,ii*ant,lifigg accounts of **dowses:4*g torombe earsprotto (teen feel et to poOtion.was catrie d salmi- d m arrhia at p aria. on h i oa i sy mornings of a colifie , 4# the Spiushoh o:l:.lllishis_a, lmlay's, lased to ima eaarecter of the so Iw . eg to it the rooms* ene th e . e a usee t eft • freilillartion, with despatches to the Minister .1 Forties . o f ea tootor so si epeepsWee Ale sossigio kw ~,,, is i s s •,. litaißelhk •* .. roil** : a l* contain of tire tiessisteesee, bet not, It slay 'sirra 10 lookAalliktwahmhoft ihiteis;A:ol. Smoke Tier L 7; :: :21 , • •• . • ~... i al* I, trait/0 big rrinoo4 Weeit'lmosediately pf P in iaotits ' esim ia nninenmigmi°l a B• ""P mt° c °° 4° Y me n l` mi ci' nmeat *tote. There , in a great diaereses* Nee, . e a p t ea ? e i tres °"" ei r, h ik,s' 40 144 . .4011hich had the effect. as we hinted yesterday, of between wee from abieli its Kier reties by • sliest . silidthly4epressing the Funds. Two Glaciers were des- iledetloo at Ise . ; unpin end divine. to Impose upon it a issaltfi sit ry • Ist and despollsai; sad a Italiand, d, if the Baronies ender the .petnibeelt the sane day froth the British Embassy ;Be fa a *. f.r. a ju r r i e t e at y pouvuoiog mei - of rm . which paid fur the eq.ol* one bitngland and the other to Verotia. The attention ee,sombatsto preserve Mat power. egaie r st vitnle proyisesse were again to undergo that telieselaris..memases, and iustittations. it In wain eitlemers ota French public had, however, been diverted from • ... , . 6 . to change. Slay it not. on the cookery. he semonaloy i epotelatioss en external War, by the aostempia • the horses and appointments, . _ _,4. asked. whence comes this ostentetious. pantie of as easy led over, as far as they would dinminfialleronl electioneering contests. In tbesestrug- of 100,000 men, ell , resdy to muck now to.?nore if s* ad- ult step upon twain, when the foes is so notornws a mt. leaving a certain proper- lettoolt appears , the influence of government' has in i v i 7 a n t t i orera _ being huh arable . . iii .. • . lappet est° se sewer srs as geseral been successful, except in Le reedit. the de- Ih.rity ole h is t US. a ttacks of u m iu ku e s eats o f 'be deo Iron Mr. llntler Lowe and •e ta the intention of enveret- L retiree_ !I where it *sight hare been supposed to prove d'Urgel 9 ." , _. __ __ ..... ............ 14 I.l.enel Thus. tiles,we ate to conclude, that the ierasion wean