The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-09 00:00:00

ir Pr:` 77 .‘ 11 tan imagine thevoin of this vexatious and barbaroop flu population and tillage. Observe the 'pipet of an incoloiderable impost. 'Mathison says 4 ' • his notices o►► Jamaica, that in 181 U the tillage di 137,000 acres was - vended, in order to escape the 50L payment of threee.pence an acre. What then moat i • be the effect of tithes iu the present stile of this country ? •. - Yet, • whit import these considerations! Hare the . 'Clergy reduced their tithew? Hare' the non.resideolll4 end pluralists token counsel of St. Paul, who said, .that those who do not work oeither shall they mat.; • and lasted their appetite? No; they shoW their or. thodosy as Bel did his Endship:—the Preis of Bet bevies daily consumed twelve measures of 6041 and forty sheep and sit Teasels of nine; BisbylossZa . r King esclaimed, "Great art thou, 0 Bet t and with thee ill no deceit." No species of property hes ad. ImM:cid se rapidly as the stfpeillisof the Clergy; lei 14 yee.rs ifrom 1710 to 1804) tithe had iocseesed Woright-per cent. it eat • ;object for Parliamentary irieestigatiom . , 0$ Leglilative enteedment; end of • Corn L. n ins. ha People from foreigu grain. Yet 'dor ' Ag the debates on the Core *ll l is 1815. moiltiog Ass suggested respectiog tithes..Compere thipnelloo with the loquacity of a former period. The Hrtese *1 Commons is the 6th of ?Lusty,' v... pri t s imp 4, pipette( granting new seppliesi that the tempis et the Church should be seised far the ailigencise of the State : and they ',styled at their flew, that the riches of the Claw dieqoalilleil them from lieu? duties: Tliejr repeated line sass to the 11th iT dm, same King, when they requirml.thai Uwe deemed' parish priests, with moderate atipoods, shook! lei' substituted for the Church Establishmoetthen cast: log. Home espressos jest!; Isis surprise at such es.' traordinary efforts against the Church ; when by the by be says, 66 The Commons showed a laudable zes t for liberty in their transactions with the Crown."— Four hundred years after (in 1815), the Commoni phoned no dispoiition for liberty or justice. I- , 7 ~.. ..• '.,:- •dc 1•. . • • • •• !. rRIOE Or STOGIES THI DAY AT ONE ('CLOCK. 5 per Cent. Navy 10541 India Enna IA 88 p Lon Ann. " lisaegner Mb 18 111 p Osmium 9 4 11 dia. k Sock Bask Stock I per cent. Red. r Ceia.Coolok 75141 11; per Cent. 4.ouseln for A= 76 76U 76 4 per Cent. THE STATESMAN. ~.• .. ... LONDON: vsauIIDAT I strrinisse 9, 111111.' ?be followlag is the Ballads of die Qvuir's *MO, hued ibis swains 4 6 Kri Sag. /18i*Sler has rued a good 404 sad is.better ibis awning: " mauvaai • we 5141111.0.. The *Owe *I obese which has grown op la Padilla omit*, and testitetiosa kg &decision, tograbme with thy disposition se ripely sod moblestdegly aqua *Vested by the Ministers of ibis Coentry, to eases these flagrant sad isdurioaeabusee of trust frogs pib. • lie *spew. sad puoishmeat, are subjects of the highest importaaco to the interests of the British Community. The - cause of humanity, honesty, sad the poor, has too long suffered from the coscoalutent of these nefarious practices, and the protection givin to the most oceadalous injustice. The poor have been robbed for ages of the benefits which Warm. , lent virtue bequeathed to them; and that which should hare fostered human improvement and com forted poverty, has been appropriated to the pur- poses of pampering bray and insolent rapacity, and the ignorant minions of power. The promise of good has, in .the instances alluded to, as in too, many other concerns of the Public, where it was the duty of the Government to interfere to protect their -interests and expose criminality, been contradicted by the experience of evil ; and even the melancholy troth, that a system of the rankest injustice prevail., which defies enquiry, is attempted to be concealed. In this country it seems to be the policy of those who administer the Government to keep the People in the dark as to the situation of their affairs ,generally, even though direct proofs of mismanage. ment a ud injustice are tendered and established. This is a grievous fact, which the conduct of Ministers at present but too lamentably evinces, not only in the matter of the proposed enquiry into the situation and management of Institutions supported by the !nerds of the poor, but in regard to almost every thing taining to the affairs of the Public and the state of the country. Motions for open Committeesto enquire tote existing abuses, and the state of internal affairs, though the most evident advantage and improvement wove , premised by the result, bare in all these times of difficulty, distress, and danger, been lava viably rejected by Ministerial • majorities; a fact sufficient of itself to create no small alarm, sad to justify no mean degree of suspicion that ail k Milt right—for, were it otherwise, publicity, *hies Ii case of this sort is a duly, would become also am *be' ject of desire. In private life, if a steward 'sr clerk were to hesitate sheet rendering, Midi more were to refuse, a fell and particular account of his stewardship or trust, would the conclusion to be drawn therefrom by his ernployor be at all gentles able, or the remedy doubtful ? And the same thing holds good in public affairs, so undeniably, that Go. TetOMeillB which bare affected regard for puddle opl• nion, have recognised the principle by voluntarily rendering some tangible eceoont to the People at large of the steteli s tbe ovemoses and estabieshimala soder their conttnni. The Government of NAPO . s _ , . feils fiekk stylro! drapnit r etO or conciligi l itita fititet of r4ll , r cciHim ore • - I the tryst( ass ell est et ...... 7 gm, ~duct. ot. those tetested ell ,stale .of nittinamt *gaits, ;heel Arise spirit of • iihertl sold jest '4o' tie 'north* test of. illtolikticaliiorottont, , that the' el ft csa Governments iniq .111111614.-.-Ttil 10100 ANTI lIAPPIJ ~.. Wo.bitre heal lea Intl, oho( ;:estielt of At. P Mioislllll thorrhiects of Mr. Usou.. ***Vol . oiarleies, mot tie Wilie. 61144 . arldressed hi 't . ' . 11121114 'llit t Ikillwashi'e's 111, tote fee lb. Ministers ba y Missiety . they bees been too till, operation of the •acerar 21414 1 li e wW lee frees the est, _,, , 01V.. ilti vox An' s able and rislit ilcesdy toes that tilleestsd 111 all its 'Wort 3kii4.312. Ministers obtai ilt,littiMiSiltialsdivers under iheklitliiiiiiiipelased by Par" ?h. Cediedechoitics'nere dri fosatigation, consistent . is Insets el tbe . Wit. They . soloing persons, bet with ti sees,: sod debarred front consul ameola, bet each as referred' 44,4#01, by refusing or *um, ,the objects of ti. alarmed. Sot as Ail fb' &defy the opposers the Bill, Mr. Bnououest dally limited as the piers .84,seesikuy had been crippled. First it iroquirieg generally into the becondly, they were no lot all Charities, but only of &location of the Poor. But of thislimitation, Mr. &no: eilleCeS of abuses not connected ihkirliktCantotittee of the iccidersteli, hien made erg, isetion of these abuses will ' lb. etleut of mairersation Illef• demonstrate the lIIVIIIIIiI the iniquity of the' system the face of such ispositiot Section to such I ransactioos, desks of those who have formation of the Commiti *buses, and of the sham allogefitel% cannot be add, the circumstance of Mr. llw the appointment, and the Lord StostotTn's creatures mistime.. The Public may Bitooomett an experience omission. We also nuke en estract *ark of great encellonce, - lion and political economy. to Mr. bb.sorntis. The tendency litirk did indeed require ENSOR has supplied the country's happiness or strengtl the Governtnent, or ought operation of accident, ct the natural progress of tbi reit deserving of attentive who is a Reverend Placemai very blameless of the miser redundant population, and pernicious and fatal consegt beings into the world with being able to provide A very moderate portion , told Mr. MALTHUS that ' does sot depend. altogtber Milk, or ever.peopled, Orboorement, and the moral Owes ; and as to the effect -110aPsilf-inla tf"cralifit , teethe, two frigates aid sevemt smaller aetieli, corg i a part of the eapedition` which Mill Certainly , .1t Is September. , ' We are concerned to learn that not less than dine rid! UMW of hop.factore hare recently -taken Ware, Wee of which is stated to be to the amount of 300,0001. Some of the defaulters had contracted fee. Ow, greater part of the produce of the plantations for the present 'jeer; and it is leriodly to be feared . that their de. ialeailon will operate most detrimentally to a mime. rase class of men. ' quantity of fruit id Seithintthis year la so that the orchards on 111* river Clyde only • Uwe sitpased between Gliiitop and H 1111111: tali - been sold for overly 11,0001. steenuAts hart beet, received at LLoYn'a, that.. valuable Portegioese ship'', insured its 1.0 Igloo, ha t/ been captured by two pisses, with commissions fra ARTIGAs; and such was the facility of pincuria; them, that a Captain who had been in the Ku" Plate brought a whole quite if them from the seglif General, for a mere trifle, leaving a blank fsthich description of the ship, captain; a nd crew; e Sight be filled up-at pleasure. The following appointments h ave been 1041 side r....tiaptain C. H. [trio, to the Otiosely, Porto' mouth; Captain STsWARD BLAKFIt, to the lie e ', ll I Plymouth; Mr. G. IslicuoLs, P urse r, to the Soplui; Mr. Joti. WILLIAMS, Purser. to the itsleigh; sd Mr. J. WlttOttiltit, NMI' ) to the Hyperion. • . • - 1 I i i I A IA t L t . • C .{.. i A. • .'' iiiik t ' 4 _ i • ... .. - lc.. 16 ...0:Xi t , a ~ .a - • • ' di 1 1: 11 . 1... 7 . '.. - • • t f • i . . • l t ~0 . THE STATESANI.--.- , .:.:.....: -•. -,._.:;.-. • • , . • , • . Spanish Government to dispstcb a force to the . 1 THE QUIP! . tic, published its cepoee. by the . . . ____, ._._ • -- . it and porky, 0 4 10 i iii, l oevissimah, ana it i s sop F prea oru r iti t the troops tr 6.75.. will tier 14..1 4 4, continued moth the II 41- ik .. Aekilea renders _lts i iiwolitely Pr ...to the loll! us ‘ evlt t _ 14;i of iii . sties and glop 0 , #o.. sor eott difllgelithAverrasnigtlC.a vittain nuns. Preeelline day, Art ltlatevett q?clock „„ m ‘ ,4 11, ni 7 these unfavnurable symptoms again solni3o4, ssd i heti she became 'iv) feverish Intl aif ,I l, a Alp. base boon got.; 440 1 '..5 , ." t "" 4 " " durable pain. 'l'..watils piece ' '1 " I. ' l ett "l' teal importance that the , issir•t., • of n il c.0.... * .litli me , ,lib public trusts and 4 • Is . from lb ba- t he : temextbousands men, het , it,will be necessary to [told he insestigated in the have ships of the line to protecy.em tea first b,f ore the Th m b ri k ting, f bar y M .jeao, 0ft5.1;49 • gm ; ea; oil • a :,i :be iiriese4t e oard u cards abort t t le k o l o "f i l •I K :e fts' : is : 6 " M ist poli c y, eot 4 su bj e cting sergent privateers. The AMMER 11, 1 ... h.,. vstahlighed 1 ted .or y af erwarde the Doch.ss' of 1 ~ rk sultei d p r i n ciples of thought of for this service, but lber i ard art i st a wre t che d sh It _ 1 e ~ ~ bowl we e . eq . we . ' 11 .... the %aeries house in her eor drip. ll. r R o m H. h : only just and ligitenrate state; which eased the King, who s say be substantially pro• with the. clothes line, and loess io doer rte. m o ;nee ness bad a theft 1111111116* 'VIA •ber Mej..„l, ' a .; relnicvs cm Tee Peons. from the rag• market, to observe, that be con- after remsining an hoer with the p f l ot „;„ ‘ ;':,.,"", Is, like turned to Ottlawls. A' six o'clock, the N oe , Z . I arrived from the Stud.hoosie and &nod o,e refiections by the con. shined I moistareawdopted re do. buying His it *I Hh ' I 14 i ahnhanasuler"bidtleat decofilithesituiets9sifikacisffilei*ff clothes g t 1:: Prior...sec numa's Bill ribspecting ale in a ealcunali's all • niini, 4,lol!id,Pit !boo -on , rot sioso it 4. , 4.1041 ; :h. her .^.. , 4 . 1 M not 4,, wit ° l 9 ttt being rt ee he details and exposltioos be Sods them 'II -Illeteth•llite*. w jhe neenbee of men something 1 more composed, - be returned t. it - —sal% that Gentleman to Sir S. tft o _be sent to Peep es, 1 1, 111 1 F, 1 9 3). • : S is, ll°° . Infantr y , Court. ' ... . . , . ol d t h e w oo f t h at liiii. and 39 0 pifikedArti l lieiryolhile ;Who ' _are elf mewed Yesterday lithreittg i iiiilf INlbtrelits BMA II IN ice succeeded, and odor.. as soon as POSSible• They h av e all already ,applied hived s'''' pi t; :V I. too successful, in limiting the blessings of the Priests and . Siebeps. Pfeldsing, „ me gores did inn steep - w • e ' ll it ia eon theee Palacei rir ' ry measure proposed.-the it seems, If published in Spain relative to the Waits but her_ 7 wakity is, th is in .ren g, nearly lethei seema M . _ itracts which %remote hem of the'Coltiniess incept lime old reports addressed to " FR. MiLu Ag. , 4 interesting Letter.' The Sims Viceroy of Mexico. The Demo respecting the, The accounts of last eight war. f e me , e dile t the Bill in (pestles ui Pinseldilintlen of the National Debt kaa appeared.— treating nature than any we had ha _Ofil ,'+ ltd I h in the How of Lords,. Thapeineipal moons is the Clergy, from whom are of stiinecresi th eejecsotymmwenerlernameennttto s e: h i l s sjesty's Mem— now obtained tbe.,esination tented tow years of the foveae' `• of tacant Pte. gi _. _ A .. merlin ann ' alarming state, th e ist the nor! .... : 1114 1 oder die' Att e !biped of ' .116; bet by an ieraitgenkt,. iiiiirlsei incoaspre. •,-riel, results aro anticipated at no very distsag elte d et arliameiti 16114 Ailt itself. 'fivitilble,theittennes of the Wallops ilid Archbishops time. ~ ~ !wised of every . rower of ,ehmselej*kdemaud. .. ---mw- - _with the . object 4. the , •.,-, —.- ... .-• •. . Miss MACAI/LEY, who lately rive to suo i lc were prevented Iron stew . tisfaction in the fi rst rate chiractees of the Dr am , l o t a ili goo se i s no t o f M e l We on the Drory.lane stage, is now gratifying lii, f,. ~: i ibig French Vipers , calve llama es to the 6th the consent of* tbei“ peen lest. The Parisi** sbionables of Worthing with a literary and es t i* :onsulting papers *44 . 6. wont' Gone . ral DollitAotle has been minified as, this ~ • . of treat. In yawn species entertaiassest, l a I.* . witnesi in the affair of Gieerat CANVEL. The red' exclusively to vliaritios 11 ....-.. which Miss MACAULitY is said to exhibit nee - 1 44 •of Weer.tweeton badtoollll . led his reviews of II powers to the Commis- Disks , , --•- . ,I I - - superior powers, and st hich we . believe is eselosiwly the. Lull . ap p osse d. t o .tos As ARIANS of OcCoptsiiolP. •Wilk.Ftelich Fends left her own, we are grati fi ed to team she merit wilt as if this were 1114 , soiri... egaig Edd ir if 771. 78 C A Il l ehilligAdttcline, &fief great success. • Worthing is at present extremely t a t lo f eette i ry , t hi w hi eete o f lbeleirets i llgb vs • i ! o•f. seimciibiionfnati the report, of i company; and Miss MAcaueee's Conceits i ti 4 t the Wind holders of Mach Stock in sntici. ) mist otis are not the least attractive smosemealtsi • - observes, were as .mate- nil 4,- • that fashionable resort. We know not whether die t era of the Comm i ss i oners potion- of some change dependent no the approaching i • s any intention at dramatic heitl.querters of recall. they were prohib i ted f rom departure of the Army of Occupation fro m F rance, in; this Lady to the walks of the regular drums are:ast se lli ng out . 9 he state of Educatton ; and l . . bet we may safely aver, that in the present sear c h' s! . logor to czamine abuies of In confirmation -of the venture weedy@ to the dramatic excellence, the eye of discrimination amid speedy truce not% fall on those connected. with the ation of the French territoti, it is se. many bet ter qualified to rely the ser!ed, that a . Lady of high diatinctio. Public than Miss MAcAULZY lot to show the improprietyhit the Cee r _ r. MR. MINT AND MR. DOWLING BOW.IIIICTr I .OUGHAM adduces-some in.o of At . Petersburgh e ,whoes oily, got, . as ° Me t e ."' SETT. 9.--Mr.' Hon appeare , l this ni.. TO i N mi k e revwx, with &location, with zlhe.itossian corps of the Army. of :Occupation, •not. In R k . l : A i dip-'.........- —...e___reet, toe warrant issued ageism hie is House of Catalans hid Iplatti t o - thb EttipirOt. ALUMNI* for hie leave of for the assault committed yesterday upon Mr. Dow. ordered to find bail, which he iioar. quainted. The particular. 2 Wean for a few - months; the n Ewiperor replied, that eta, and was a r. cre/ c diately pe_tin ; and Mr. b. .smiled his intent is otherircumstances hi world have ranted her befoond in oereatract,and prefer a Bill of indictment against Mr. Hurr at the in thus es posed, w ill st ill request ;. bet that, es the corps • was to return from corium w i ll s ess i ot t s. *amity of correction, and the French frontiers in the ceerse of the autumn, Recent arrivals from the Maritime, represent the vs of Government which, in any leas of absence which might be theme world be dissensions Hangs' the civil brooches of the Govern. ms, coptinees to give pro- of no advanta t e. The Constitution if Baden has been spent of that Colony. as having assumed e most sc. strewed chaeacter. We learn that the ordinary judi. ns. A better proof of the proclaimed at Carisrehe. cis! tribunals with the sperial Gaits 4.1 Admiralty, s taken to themselves the . ./........o.o.....a.mawmemeeto established by rommi4tions from the King and the Ad. tattoo to investigate these CITY, Two o'CLoct.—There hay been a felt In Weeny, have been superseded by the acting G o . nature of the Committee the Funds since yesterday of'l per Cent..—Consels vernal', and that ire lieu thereof he h a rt "Piteieds 'n' lueeA than is to be found in 'fete Account are Dow 751, Watt heavy.—Ne Court in the perstin of • Mr. CAI-INTER. ano t un. viously discharged the office of a mpro g . g ls.h ion. laouctextes 'Weldon from °me is ass i gned. reter to the Tribunal,: An alleued delaull it • ' nomination of a parcel of The King of Swanun bee eased sketches to be taken of the environs of Pau. This town was h it ._ s P tated to have taken place in the local Treasur), birth place. si es to the o ffi ce of this Com • we have heard that persons supposed to be implicit - r and will safer, bet Mr. are on their passage to Europe. One letter motion, Government has received dispatches from the Me- e no inlmilisSi° 4 from ibis diterrenean and the Cape of Good' Hope. that the Clerk who gave ittformetion of the defic io q had sebequentty put an end to his existence. Um* Mr. BAKING, who has been for some time at Paris,• i me....- set out on Friday, to proceed to Holland, and from such a state of things, that interesting C l un y is tie prey of great dissatisfaction and individu ..l suffering. .4 .. 'act from a newly published fheee to Aix-la.Chapelle. f • ' The heather covering on a' part of the Der: ysbin popu i a , .Tbe following is su extract*, a letter from Dover, Moors , belongi ng to the Duke of DrvoNsitins. his p I y, by me. Engoß, in reply dated the 7th inst. :--" TbeilAnste i l Ilbighnesses the been set fire to and burnt to a considerable extent, tendency of Ilft. - MALTIIus • O v i ~Duke and Dockets of Kum as d 'suite, arrived here the uncommon dryness of the season haring (mord yesterday evening at sit e'dock,„end.opon alighting, the i n f a mous p ur pose. s some corrective, and Mk. immediately embarked on board the Royal Sovereign STATE or FEVER Ix IrtEr.Ano.—lt appears IMO e desideratum. Whether a yacht, lying in the harbour, under a salute from the t h e increase of patients in Waterford Hospital ifl reogth can be influenced by guns at the heights. *the ards of Attelicht being been very great . for. the last three months. lu Jim ht to be left merely to the manned, and a guard of h o nour deofen p ' tom the 9A/0 were admitted ; a monthly number antil rhea Quay. About seven their Royal Highness., sat unknown in the esperience of this [nonillion. Stud chance, or what is called d o wn to dinner, •the band of the 31st regimbist *Pei that time the nurnbers have increased by an sildition hinge, is, indeed, a cleestion was stationed on tke quester.deckPiefing a ltentbet of more that* one half; 313 persons hevint been ad. e enquiry. Mr. Mot.vuus, of select and bitatifet airs,.. AI u gh Ow:evening m is te d i n July, and 340 in August. 01 Om 40 • cemati, holds Government was not Terri pet: ;met re tissesendu. of persons were sent in from the country in the former, sod 30 • niseries of low wages and were asset:n*44o, . e el tho t a i iiousii ir 4 - arrivals in the latter month. who condescendipej itkantev the e . lei:decit for The Marti Rectrosts.—An article from Peters. nd delights to dwell on the I T" t h ne e b °lo° S, e tge-illr• ?oat left buigli has the following -`• A great number of per. i iequences -of bringing bongo the harbour tit three ifarnoi i t incle a•saluie —. • sons visit the fturik, which is at anchor in the Nett, I• ithout a rational prospect of It is calclfistett thee' not iesp l 4 tEs# .$4,000 'persons tw o - site the hotel of the Chancellor Count Koreas* t for their subsistence !-.... have visited Ail itkc!ll. l il PP cone pt; She with that corr. During its perilous voyage round the worli i ' of common sense might have she 'ea:,...rurstlilirbeita. S ,elln 4ill'ilkit hotter came the crew lost hut one man. M. DE KOTV.III.IE. Os it the happiness of a nation ..2 YlRtrlizA Q — 1 -.reefed his' researches particularly to the North, witt.EAns." • her ens the fact of its being • • . 4 ,. ~ * ..,!. .... ime i reached a very high latitude. He met with en moo 9tFailitlSVef .01 'Mike of Ai A letter .in . $ 114114elphie Pegee . ?MI% that 'moos isle or mountain of ice, the aspect of which but on the wisdom o f Its tbere.gelddee. 111 I.!Olgii RI pear. time AfiegisitY Ailed every. body en hoard with wonder. It Ins ral habits of the People them. mookteles, a personpfge rtrer tn.the spleadoekrit a partially covered with earth, trees ' and other vegelsbn et of legislative policy on the Clooilt ? —iplegtlitnita sou Uf-Pr faturcal it *Oh. irhodoctioßs,, nofd..with . rivulets, confined by blab ivy of countries; we refir lb t, t jto was insight the Roposk‘aAholic'italigints;ky brined of the concretion of the earthy matter. Thr I America for illustrations. a mother, and itesow a hishierool.fhat Church, and crew disembarked upon this/ flowing shore, sad food .11xerclees hii sacred office-to a -large tompunity of remnants of mammoths in a state of putrefaction. It ommt--- Irish :Emigrate. lie pocoloe. booed . remittances is probable they were preserved for ages in a silted to, the legitimate and be. finncX•inP•9 and ie erecting llelosdoCillifli• congelation, until the mass of ice which covered!'" the throne of his tither , and Letters have been mitred feedtßistley,dajed the being detached by some great shock, was dissoleedd ; P his coontry into oppopition 18th ult. *bleb state that it iuthwintation of the it arproaehed a warmer latitude." torment sof the parent,land, Spanish Gosteeemat'immedlateirtv dispatels a force Th. name of MARINST, who his long bees as* to the Havannib, end It iceopikned that the troops fined on suspicion of his being I principal in OOP caseate, as far as his means will ultimately prettied to the' Filwidet& 1 The new Lark on the puke of WELLtxoTON, was brought e b re-conquering the revolted beret men to be ant t• Coba,cir towitild,. wilt., * I cidentally into Court within these few days, es • tbably, more on the ski he *4OO Infantry, .and JO pickeiturtitte4swen,-whipat erial.eespecting some frauds of she.Prench Cedois' his iegitiart . opi.. of t he *Veto . proceed 1111PSoili as pollaftt" • o.Alexander Witt It aware that NiAntst'T has het° imP ri. " " . sad Asia, S' pleb she of 'the 'flue, Nether .eith toned eu nerd for flee moots and • fortnight. • _A -. i ...ere& that te.e economist to belied and SPAI loved, who kin rmerped ,drina tke -Colossi's of kis oesi lanetilioy to the Government MON determined to prosecute, go, der p►oject of rodeos!, 'velyieg, probsi igooilep so derive frOm Alselsoebspette Congress, than open the power of Me Owe arms. If we may jedge, however, by the elf* of the rotten ships which the Emperor ALax- Apo= so magoanimeasly sold to his beloved Spanish Mend, some of the Holy Allies will not be very forward to teeters mach in the way of disinterested mistimes to his Most Catholic Majesty. By a letter from Madrid, we find that the Hessian Ambassador 'ls eat of favour with FZRDINAWD VII., his Majesty fiailog at length discovered that big perches' of the Jhaaiite assists was only a sort of Hag.fair bargain. Is the esesetiewt, however, according to letters from Rimy ) dated the 18th elt. a Orme: pub is making i PI I . ' ••:w7 ; [Oin 'lt ii - ft'