The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-22 00:00:00

6 . 6. Pk IM Of Is 'f It- be if. hi ea its It try of to Pee Mr, tte kct sat 1 ust re- mot Ja• and 1 •t 0 too ilk ipw4 ck. of it canno4 yet be known, although It ostchg the happiest to Venezuela. All this is exceedingly vague, and unentitled to credence. We are astonish ed to see such stuff sent forth, for belief or. atten tion, in Othcial Dispatches. But these worthy sup porters of the tenets of legitimacy, like the holy, or rather hollow heads of the system, ionise, vainly enough, that mankind can and slight to swallow any thing horn them. In spite of all the thodomontade about victories, and taking captivity captive In the provinces in question, with which we are gra. Ault/rally treated from the wholesale manafac tortes of dispatches and accounts of the Spanish Governments, it is evident that the Spaniards have lost all the interior of the country, besides a large portion of their best troops ; and from expe rience they have now learned, that to gain their pur pose they require two armies, one of occupation, end the other for active operations. To stand a little longer, they most unite the garrisons of every town and port ; what then becomes of the conquests it hes taken them three years to effect ? The affairs of Venezuela buys come to a crisis that cannot be long • In its duration. The justly ezprelised iodignstinn and threatened vengeance of the American Government towards that of Spain, for the scandalously dishonest and creel treatment of Mr. MEADE, the late American Vice-Consul at Cadiz, have brought the Man of Pet ticoats and his pettifogging Minister' to their 111110“. We insert in another column, a document containing an order for his liberation, together with an enumere.: Eton of the causes which have produced the order, ami 'acknowledging, in fact, and in plain terms, the in. justice of the proceeding against the unfortunate Gentleman. The real cause, 'however, is what we have stated, apprehension of the consequences. MU Maine was by the injustice of the Chamber of =OM, or rather the Treasury of FORDISAND, an involuntary bankrupt, and bas been confined for two years; seven months of this time were passed is a dungeon. The acknowledgment that this Agent vss unjust, will of coarse entitle hie to a pecuniary indemnification. Mr. Bannarr, last night, in the Bosse of C. mans, mode an interesting motion on the subjestill the creel and illegal proceedings by certain *ow glottides ceder Lord Sinuount's unconstitetionei Greeter, against persons accused of vending Paro dies; or, as The Arrenatzu-GeszaaLand his friends - will still have them, libels, and profane libels, — against their authority. Mr. 13111411111/ moved, that a Committee should be appointed to enquire into the allegations in the Petitions of three. men, named Mamma, Pismire, and Swionms, /t complained of having been cruelly treated biLthe tratei . of Macclesfield. The Fetid's, Mod s thus, SWEDEN has been deferred in conseqoence of a fall of snow, which prevented the arrival of the troops ordered to attend upon that occasion. M. CLENAN. DOT I who was one of the witnesses on the late trial at Albi, bad an affair of honour on the 10th inst. which, it is said, was not productive of any fatal lllSiesequences. His antagonist is not mentioned. Mhis process against Messrs. Court and Mumma, before the Correctional Tribunal at Hennes, has been indefinitely put off, with the consent of the King's Attorney. - T A Flanders Mail with B►oasels Papers to the 19th inst. have arrived, and Inform us of the arrival at Cambray of the hou•ebold and equipages of the Doke of Weu.ssarow, but contain no other news of any l importance. It appears, that along the Rhine, and lin Southern Germany, the 4tale of the crops of every I ffescriptioo is most promising, and that corn is re. I pidly falling in price. The Duke end Docbess of CAMBRIDGE, who were at Frankfort on the 13th, were expected to set out the next day for Brussels, by the wily of Coblentx, Cologne, and Aix-la. I Chapelle. Accounts from Batavia, in the Dutch Papers, state, that the hostile preparations made to sabdee the rebels et Amboyna had had the effect of tutor. log tranqedlity to the island.—The late prohibition r to export grain, and to distil spirituous liquors from potatoes, has heel revoked by the King of the NETHISLENDs. The fall its the price of corn in Germany is, no doubt, happily felt in Holland. Last night's43ellmin of the Queen's health was, that 46 Her MAJESTY Was going on well." Yeterday the Austria., French, and Prussian Am bassadors, had audiences of the Putyce Ruotrcr, at Carltoh-Hoese; where his Royal Iliehness had a dinner party, and in the evening a musical party. The Christiana Official Gasette states, that about eight days before Easter several men of the parish of 'Rorer, who were fishing for cod, perished in a storm. On the evening of Easter-day some fishermen drew in with their nets a shark, in the stomach of which was foiled two tons of oats, and the body of a man In the costume of a sailor, having on a skin dress and sea boots, but without a bat: it was recognised to be the body of one of the men who perished in the above mentioned storm. According to the Romeo Almanack, there are still three lies to give away, in order to complete the number of Cardinals, whichis fixed et seventy. The number of Cardinals who have died during the Pon tificate of his present Holiness, amounts to slaty. The Courier is "happy to state, that notwithstind ing the dekiestion of the Sager, in the Custom I Duties, amounting to 457,7531., there has been an . l increase of the 'Customs in the quarter since the sth of April of 58,0381.—1 n the Excise, the increase in the quarter since the sth April has been 350 ) 2T41, making a total increase of 406,3121." We are uolloppy 'enough to state, that this leveese will have bet small effect where millions of defeication appear, and' an spredeeeted debt of Eight liodted Niigata Slam es is the face! arose amongst the speakers upon the propriety of the Resolution. After mach aetrtta it was put to the loose of the Meeting--the first proposition wai " for petitioning," a few hands were shown—the. 66 against," which was carried by en iminense jority. The Chairman then dissolved the Meetivic and the Company, which was Dumdums sod respect able, dispersed to their several homes. MAJORITY AND IWINdRITY Oil Ilk. BENSWIT . S 310110111. • • The foltowiag, with ethers, voted with the Majority . Aliso, George Cawthorn, J. F. lit/mews. Geo. Baker, John Copley, J. S. M..r.h S. Sashes, H. Clive, H. ''' ' Money. W.l'. Mantes. G. Curtis, Sir Vlie.'! .. PMMenton. Lord Barry, Col. Davenport, D. Pole, Rt. Ho. W AT. Bathurst, Rt. Ha. C. I)avis , R. 11. P. 4.-, Sir C. M. B. Faito.., R. Phipps, Oen. Blaelbarne, J. cane. Col. Pt.,, J. Biasing, Lord Finch, Geo. Shaw, B. Bloekharse, J. jun. Gifford, Sir R. Simi...too. R. lirldport, Lord Gilbert, D. G. Shepherd, Sir S. Brasiers, J. Gooch, Thomas S. Strait, CM. Browse, D. GooSawn, H. Thompson, Gat. Brydges, Sir R. Grant, C. jun. Word, Robert Castleteagb, Vac. Ho thlos ' I. A. WHlisee, Itt.Hoo.T, n Cona, kr. Ho. G. Lubbock. Sir J who the, U. Caaning, George Lysser, R. SIINORI tnr Sorban. J. F. Heroo, Sir Hobert 11 2 .witell, Sir H. Bratightou, H. Ho worth, 11. Roundly, Sir S. bozdett, Sir F. Lnekitart, J. I. Stioinniore. R. P. Carter, John Nome, keeirr Sefton, Lord C.aultield, Hon. H. Newport, Sir John bomb, It. Outten, B. Ow4ow, A. Ts&Leas—Hee. H. G Hewett and Sir C. Nowt. —wow— COXIENTION WITH FRANCT..—By the Tr sty con. eluded between the Allied Powers and the French Government, it was stipulated that France was to pay to Great Britain the sum of 125 millions of francs, by quarterly instalments, as an indemnity, and for the ezpence of her proportion of the Army of Occepatioo. The accounts of the payments made are now printed, and the total amount received from France, to the Ist of May, 1818 1 is stated at 60,988,439 francs 84 cents. Of this sum, eight millions of francs were paid to the Duke of WEL LINGTON at Paris, towards the twenty-five millions granted by Parliament is prise-money to 110 troop, under his Grace's command, and the remainder paid into the Military Chest in France, or 'alined to England. Should the Bill before the geese of Lot*, re specting the care of his MAJESTT i a person, be 'fried, it is reported that a diaaoletion of Parliament will take place about the 15th of June. A singular Circular Letter has been issued in Westmorland to the Assessors of the Land Toe; what is the assn of it, and for whakverpoge it is issued, time will develop.. It requests the Asses son of the Land Tat for the Township of so " take notice, that yon are not to make net any Assessment of the Land Ts: till further notice." Although the leas new Equestrian Berton of Peregrine Pickle continues to attract fashionable numbers to Arrtae's Theatre, which, fur Horseman ship *ld Agile Ezercisei, under the able. tuition of Mr. DAVIS, certainly ranks as the first in Europe, the • Massagers ever on the alert to ‘prontote the essieenutot of the Puristic, have engaged a Female Rope Dancer, Mademoiselle Fatal, from Venice ; hey mode of dancing is replete with grace end ele gance, wbilti her feats of agility defy the possibility of description. ibitanding all 'which, . jelly has been pleased to hear anew what the Minis ter of Finance had to say en this point, being one directly connected with the credit of his • Royal Treattery ; end by the report or statement evade by said Miniater, his Majesty has been cionfirmed in the opinion that the Royal Hacieeds, or Finance avert meat; meld not, nor can ltd; deli than coe!els that the aforesaid deposit is rfal, and . effaisive, sod in specie, and acknowledge itself hound foe he mien. borsement in the same species lif mobef2 Ile M. jetty has, therefore, been pleased to dvelstenesliew, and to declare that the necessary orderiwihinsidebn given with all pbstible dispatch for its the Conrolado,sfor the object of the suit peed min the mid putties. . .• •. iif " Ills Majesty has, morenier, WOO witlatheakeeekt regret, that the disegreeebleconsequences which were to be expected from the long imprisonment of Mr. Meade have been realised, this sweat creelleg and augmenting not a little the difficulties and seefees compromise of the important relations of his Mejeaty with the Government of the Milted Staid of . Ame rica, its one of the most critical eiremeett,thins teem to the strong remonstrances or that Govdtasientilet I support of their Minister in Madrid, whoa* inertia*. lions en the 'abject bad not been attended to r did eaciting an impression, through the mediers of rho press, not a little uteavourible cad Blaming in that country, and very lacenveeient.to the interests's( his Majesty; and, finally, his Majesty has4ectittly rii• ceived information of the determination of Cringer*, promoted with the greatest warmth, to tips** the subjects of his Catholic Majesty to the•rigoer of the most severe reprisals. • 66 In consequence of all these circomstancesi tad no such motives esistiag as those stated in the Royal Order of the 26th of April, 1816, and on which the Supreme flail of Justice foended the loprisoneteat of Meade, - his Majesty hes revolved that be shield be immediately pet at liberty;` end that cossiderier the deposit as real, valid, arid legal, and at the charge of the Royal Hacienda, Chit the table in dldff other respect shoold be swallowed through the meet course df justice; which 1 covngiristicate to fda by Horiokeetter, for the information of Vie Ceitintit s and its immediate and easel execution. - I ' , 1' ' " God preserve you allay years. . -.. " Palmy. iWit lb. 1819. (Bixoratj JAB64 O I2ARRO. *, reuse &•crniary of the bowmen C0N41411 of Safi" .C._._.-- ___-- . • ! . in the 404 •of the iii instant;. the hose et the Swedish Contaii.Gtiteral et Colinnhiien, wasyrobhed of an .iron cheat, containing -upwards of tO6OOO eft vibe. Forldnatuly,.borribvet, the ehesi was . dlios.. vered ',Opened the hest morning, truceeled•car lit beep rif Konen. • ••••••;* ••- - • Coats EactiA*oll, e 4Y 22.—The Ifs via *atiev • deasjit *applied trilla Wheat ts. rouig s itsiliPile 011 jr.llllllllli. 14. w.Monday's it; ic Oat. Is. cheaper. --Ile tilde Iraq 41/ a decline of St. to 4t.— lu ti,irley, Peas, and nmetanicto ete. 'cranes. - IP SMITHFIELD MARKET, MaY It 4 - • Te alsiretbe thrill, Peroo" of 111.1 * ii4 '' .: sect ... 44. 04 ft .fra. OJ. 1, Mead lot 0000.11414 1 ,4* Cams ..4s. Of. note. ' Qd. How" • - 1 - .o l4triiit void ... 51. Oct. WO tiro 0 4 . Sheep odd . . 7. emir ... be.. W. In Gr.. mi. 0w... • 105.1. 1 .250 Lamb ._.7s. 01. to_lla. 04. 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TT •.1 • 11: . u to . ,r . ilsAi i ktp i lin t ibs o korrte m • i re sin • li t ' 411 1 / 14 bsii.. 14,iii• 11.—Cmir diiti from the Weer lasi i... e ez i. tpl a • :: • - lime Ana: Mg I , ''''. i a I t i i .' ' C e P ea cl4l '. r A i rn‘l i 4 3 ie " ' i • •lbseei ahlkollalifirii .) • bit"' ty ti. lit ...e • sn &as. TN s •ltr quer Bins 19 e l 'p foi •btan d saiffaltii 'Martiii."trotit for Calcutta • :ii 4 • ll4 " the crie4464111 "" 1 " 1 " 1.4/ " Figt9l44 ' 'Nay " i ti ldk 4 M lll- 9 16 . b p 41 : 11 11 1 16 : 4 1 1 Arr sin .",14 - rltiO . • Mara ' all,' fir Ares - e ; .' 1 - . . , w .l'h.—..-_‘....1 7 .1te_..-.-22-e - -- - . - -1 -4-14100fie.-111. added carioca Intik:elate drileilltribleillholsa . rosidaY, illey 4, 1812, for the • 'df depositler • • :74 „e a ;TAW. ; , t .'..ilff.,AT_iiiikiiii fir, . 1 a" ' Ril l " tra1"..1414 l ien** slita t i/etla. "" 1. 0 1. 14 th "" wiel ir e f P elief°l4lll 4 th .. 11b44;e:it .c. .° ll- ' ‘ 1 Bi l.64lll 6llllB,rebttlich kr el ' il l i :-I tsi rr ile'd 4 ` 44l4l 4 7 fil di ti ll '-I M he alle tta ra r.t. ~ .. o f* ~ 1 - ,"' 'lamest and ides* • , voider liana, ellitrestsAnd Owed Ibill s a radical Motu Ow . neliikklistiti 4l4 .l , 'l ,' - tioth acid, bad silikri bet iIRO ih IR Vivi i ; . .?, • ,0 : ~ 1 a ~ ,u ~ ,„ .... ..jv rq . 4' , , •-.hi i 1 . attbority ; bet the Mouse his,. eo dispositiosi le lair , • The , ,Th e s: heir was liken at one O'clealt.' " ' ''' ' permits who iddrdsi*Ftbe Misdini 'mu ' 13 - ran i cia k ibl • ‘3l l- 11 r i ; e r' s °91, mu ltia l l ! el i- li Ilia • t°3l.lCl album • ,' n eel' 1 4 1 .1 1 9aNet I,ii roerit OW e ..., 0 op* these *objects. ,Themetioavtialosiers a st r at a , . Who , ortitt tb • • -1, p a r aad 'left •.v ftlevv.. t 1 '' * 0241 Fri " luv . .T 4 6 /. a and ~, . 'boom; le iseitialti t maT 24 • 114110 .1" OW i , jjobgo o o f ►l7 s o n. Mina, amongst InIN P° • lAtelenta; spoke Mori* ik, le teerin Ay ;!'. Wrie: . ''i•e 10l "" 1 .4 . ' ' 'Mr. Jima Beckley, as Chairman. * ' ' ''' '-'1 ''); ' ' -e - . r..igi •• vete& iedtel fedi , I .' .- ceder AitietleAs'etilotlii•- 4 11N - ifleiwirdi ilorrati . A I ." ' Sir . W. COMM 'Moved, th at the feitiliesilirthe ' •The CHAIRMAN comMeoced the bbeinese bk hied; . ? • - ~.:81,141* •,, _ oil „. . ~ , ernes lb. City steins& being cotipelkid tes Teinish the .._ Segliskentign,antfeherV i dtiiniCh brig iif 'or ibto ' erote • leg tbelitesoletions tad Requisition, and pphiimrtnn t k ilaviomas i ; I va r oftit r icii ii . sphke b . sw ar d We have not ye& estifiessi pm '• : "et , 1 e *teed b y a p hi . and' %tailcoat disco a te tie th • Patrielic lido of the.154 , 70,1111111.8111141i-t/1111111•11, of the* eorporstiee ,4ccounti and arena s , e g - - ~ - I • i r i Downs, liodsoe, from New Of teens ter Llittnidiol ; • ' „11 - morel o f Perliathentary R eform. ~ .. • , . In' wbkh the nesting Ilioamaledldebe my mleisttaid • referred to a Select eemaiitlee. the Ohs 41 0 41410 ,'a i 'kir. Oder* (of Manchester) delistirtel.a . pliiiiiiie 1.. shegpetred very rank at that titee,.she 'peas in lat. ~..t . ,,, 1.. • nailentages. We diet* not Met' elitiesewseno Place &bete of some lessgth took piecei, NM& toesimloted upon she • binished doctrine of legitlemey,. else eery ._, _,_,_ 27. . l ong. go. it/. W...aod on the same night the • flea &ink • OliVe Branch ,etparionced Artery, bete" gale of wind u • e. ••* townies tfillieltehelt In ~ ' was have, is the Ilea. Baronet dieviershitt 11111 1 1111der ief"kire justly potbtid out the abierdity and len liaises iif its ‘ .• from the WAS.AVerWisilesi tba•Vangeur and itoch- ''`iibesive,,and resi , ly stupid ' . oi.PC4. fIRILLO, Souse of the 24th February,' for ke . I;riodiiiiii4 of advocate" t l be* ci ri piscied by olfehreinl, that all ill Aeb o crseelyeriesithis a .. -- - 1 -t : . ~,l i t .. Qt his inierlakeleves of priesthood soul b#limacy, the aty Actointi„'silsold be iescinded which ' Wei es" linWilb" lillireied (li" Iri Nt` " a t ' lag "' hie mot.. hil,,torgii.olisiiWeillegtoss; Wisereli. el ... • • ~• i thhes soldiers, pensioners, sliseihrtios, Million", and Z -- Zi a - t - .....___. r We.,shall find ,than the Royalist ones bees not bees be agree 4 . to. We presume that . tbe matter grill be F orel wt. urseysesier, usaltneeken with, on the ri 3 , paupe;iem) might be traced to Ugh absurd princitges. . • ' - oat of •Allovatifin 1it54,4.110.: S. long G. 30. 111 well. ▪ Victorious se theaceowats in the Caramel Gaieties, Weight_ forward Is a differ's& shape io the-caone of Mr. KAY recommended, in very pointeeand cons - '. 4. . ... • . *hick we noticed yelterday,'rqweatet.: W. have a (*ere Session. . , , C01eet 5 ."4 4 1„4.1...r4,110 ~ tonisitsie ship • Plan; elusive reasoning, the great nocestity of the. F'44.1 , 1; -0,; 1 of v ici tmo ..o o ; I ark, With for .• :, • , unte t ' , flour, Meted the operal!o . al ef t Nog "A rs o r.. ip to w - ' . beieg netted is their eudesseeors lapin RATosoll e _. _i o ral /se imal.S, agri.TOPile-litie Meals of fiat harbour this ) 'istorlosi i n r.brevy v igium that surprised the-lipsoish We lievereceiv . ed soo th er day's Paris Papers, to Particularly urged the'pro)prkey of palmy • . . .. erste., with Imhof topmesis, Mae seilsideekl the digeified and steady course. Ile amiirsd tbilfierit. ' L 'Arro , defeated" sail verein perish of tkem. The .„. *ref", / the contests of wbicb we can attach bat little import- • ing they must finally triumph, r they cantata tit II atrang fhb tide prevented ber amain in . • ~ !.., , s go • -, • o gg s bad oto n o o f task sebsequeet movements estootst ems- . The remoter mentioned ihroueb this channel, . . .. . isaneetcn, hi 41 XLernArrived. the jleisteliit of --, SA act conststistronassv. rem Spain of the in f o r oomideys,o wing to its bele; Reuses ry lr. , IL gof Poevue it. and the Ba A.t with a• gait Nam - Ijolitiorstled Oraegeo a . , . . . tmtreachEerope AlMr. FITTON de . scanted on the greet benefits a B e. lit the Hest: Frieling pocket, one ditto far slitteJ:... .. farthest fi rst to go to Aagostgra, the teatof Game. Attu having been acknowledged the Constitutional Se. fo r m would produce to the People of Britain ; toe ' • - i 1.,.....! ,, !V it tl V • 'Meat. From the Spaelsh accounts wislch. havnerrivedi **far of South America, Is an absurd speculation, the pretended friendsof rt. 1 i inthe h 4 h --risi.au.ty • SPAN IS H DOCI.IIII ENT: and of which we havealready given a coma nelemeeki wither supported by probability nor by an y thi ng i n eircles (who could give Bibles one day, and sign e Lettres de Cachet the other, to immure their innocent itappears that MonitLo retreited from Sombrero the recent accounts which. bare reached this country elms OrdersOmmold bl• St. 10.141lelieettlie 304 _. countrymen in dengeons, and afterwards ' . pretest Car 411 1 4 .--.-- • . • . . , (where it will be remembered he claimed a victory) both from Rio Janeiro and Hoene. Ay r "' Acton"' them from coming lute 1 Court of Justice to sillier, Is.""' "'tiler or !tele of fro•Culltrrilll !Itnienplarsiscue cretisty ref lee SupreacycolillFil 1/010141Wtetri. to Villa de Curs, a distance cif 14 leagues, add thl- isse.to ao article from Madrid, there were no prep.. their treatment), being one great cause of infidelfty. 1.. (he or IL'NV: ware, a, City Dr led b iit iii.erira. •. , .., Re 'O4 • ther NO wee pursued . and driven out by BOLIVAR.-. rations going on at Cadiz, so late as the 28111 alt. Indeed, such a conduct, be said, did more to snake Gs: In consequenee. of nerl.ord their Kiitisihweing 'We nest hoar of the Spanish Chief being attacked at . which could indicate the period of the departure of men waver in their religioes opinions,. t h us t h e writ. math himself amoseisited witivtba.coritlitta.vetheer the • .. - • logs of Hobbs and others. • 'testes and Maracay, very near Poen° Covello, the espeditioe for South America. The troops v an.it Supreme Tribunal of War;. is * eta Zan ot,•Justibesv id si Mr. BAMVORD (the Middleton pea) aMirshd the . ,firees which place and Valencia Moolt.Le most have toned is Andalusia were, it is observed, in a peel- • union w i th the Associate A • J lOrmitted tnitimoon • • audience, especially the fair part of it, on the great the 4th of October. list yeairs i l ihnhiliesty Int been .tilleatio eat reinforcements. Here the Cardigan GS. lion rather to menses Portugal th an th e p re t en d e d propriety of theft b e i ng of the same opinions with pleased to ezautine thoroughly, dicta* gieametra re, c‘teslte spin claims a victory; but no other than the Republicans of Buenos Ayres. The Budget or Law respect to liberty as their husbands ; he spoke of the the whole of the proceridingsvelotithr I. Ilia ieitslie. . '. van of the Patriot army seems to have base engaged. respecting the Finances, is officially published in the absolute necessity of parents f teaching their children tens Richard Meedo, a citisen at the tjairadosat" . Certain it is, that BOLIVAR had made a most rapid Moniker, as agreed to by the Chambers, and filially lriogrhmt ' it the y become of ey G er of e e l f . a nnie ed nt t l h : m i t ', Prt y , tot. l it R om e ; of Ametic., and John Mactislrme, a **jeer otkliitt advance from Celebes° to the neighbourhood of Va. sanctioned by the King. 'the funeral of the late Prince 1"- Britannic Majesty, respecting the midleellfno+of worthy cr hien. o f i a re* country. it ir e forc ibly 1 060.3 1 17 reels sad W tars. of vets e* wthiliferio . fiends, though his enemy was all the way claiming DI Coeds is filed to take piste on Monday neat.— showed that ignorance was the bane of every coon. ' --.--• ' quittly of deposit were delivered by the foresee,wed victories; bet to be able to judge accurately of There has base a great deal of ceremonious mummery try, and- suggested the propriety, if the selections eetwiihstandiag that with unticipatien led tieeYrity the results, It is necessary to wait for further accounts. going on amoag the French Legitimates upon this occa. were good, of Reformers having en opening and it results frees the proceedings thet, the said dlsysliit It is even admitted by the Spanish Commander-in. sion. The whole Court beers been payitig respects to .concluding Hymn s to Lib erty snag at . Public . Meet. was made in effettito Specie, Ma so ecktionfedged Chief himself, that the accounts of victories which 'the remains of the poor old Prince. On Sunday the metes, togs; f or , said he,t he M a s ons , , . an° ! h. ? . .. i g.. nora " by the Royal Hacitteda, or Departmeet of Finite, the Orange ). a d s, sing at t h eir tote mat- te repeats cannot be depended upon, for in some Duke of ORLEANS, as the representative of the KING, ings, endthat consequently This matter being most solestile why should not Reformers (who saves - - - - proved, Meade could not be called a bankrupt nof i instances these o ffi cial dispatches are only mere hear. sprinkled th e b o dy wi th h o ly wate r . lie ass accom- thousand times more noble objects), make use like- could be be subject to the Imprisonment which he is • my, gathered from clattering women. lie claims pealed by the Duke u'Uzes, and the Grand Mester wise of the soul-inspiring aid of poetic composition. A Ildrel kg ; that there', so passibility of declaring an advantage, for instance, over the Rebels by Gen. of . the Ceremonies. MONSIEUR, with the Duke Mr. f Dausronoenimadverted on the utility anu the deposit nen, whilst its validity . wet sokinow. o'Anoouaens; and the Duke DE BERRI, went after. law elneset . o f a Reform , and asserted he could la y LATORRE, which he heard frees a woman! and!edged by several Royal orders—by 41MIIIIIMIDOS wards and paid their respects to the deceased in a down his It re for such a cause, were it required. from the Treaserer of the Royal Anne* Depart. which he is compelled to admit may not be true, and similar '- Mr. BAGLEY spoke on the inutility of petitioning manner. TALLEYRAND has left Paris for his meat, transmitted to the Supreme !Oneself i y this that the fact required confirmatioa. In a postscript, out at •v a i elicay . those who only replied by chains and dengeona. first department or Secretary ,a Metes oCe, by l' dated Villa de Cars, the General describes a grand T read the proposed Resole. he plague is said to have broken nut at Oran.-_ The CIAIRMAN again that of the hillster of Futon .... asti.iiiranaiw by bich -were all passed unanimously, Oil it . attack upon the enemy ; but subjoins that the hate The King of MOROCCO was on the 6th ult . in the Viole ta s i ll ~ . . . information taken directly by this Soprease - Tribunal that of non-petitioning, when a discussion I ! 2, 1 0 of It cannot med be known , although It u m . b e environs of Rabat.. The Coronation of the !puke! 111 4 2.. .* ...... . ik......b. ....„... . ka a.a.a.:aea at 11.. o f 4 , do l es pm ' : no t w i t hst anding s it w hi s k hi s Ma. 4y; ~ • 111; ! I