The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

Fl r 1.. E , I , . ,e Pi.. I ~~~ i t ; 0- ~. ~ N.. i~ -se IN I RELAN D. A few den since (we believe last Tuesday) a party ef men, undisguised, came In the middle of the day, to a field near Clomp (at (the foot of Slievenaman) where some of the survivors of the family of the Sheas (whosel unexampled murder, when burned to death, several months since, is yet fresh in the horror and memory of our readers) were ploughing, and proceeded deliberately Ast natookle -ehe -homes and to break the ptoughs, anise' same lime eiwallosing the unfortunate people, by the ex ample of their massacred relatives, senor Input a plough • In - that ground again. And, on Thum* morning last. Mr. Con. O'Neill, an opulent and triiiketable farmer ,usar Liaroaagh, found nailed to his dber, a letter signed Geittaia Rock, who is still in being, warning hit° not to Abolivia atm of Lisronegh which he had, a few days pro .slonsektakins Moe Edw. Briscoe, Esq., advancing to that okstlease• a 4emdderable fine, telling him that they smisold tad. tome by night, but by day, as they dirt it ' Mom" omdl.that if that hind of visit shonld not answer, glthee barn Mm and his family as they bed Slises; that they would do all this in the faie •irsf die Peden—that no pollee should hinder them, &c lox lb. matter was not generally ill spelt, ill gram beeMola written.—(Clortmel Herald.) • Al ia Om the middle of last Saturday night. a num .ber el mita tasked for admittance into the cabin of Pa trick NAIL a small farmer, at Sibbethill, in the Liberties • of Waterford, on the southern band of the river Suit, close by the side of the Olacediert Road, something more than smile from the city. ..The7 said that they merely wished ha Vila pipe. Upon being told that no fire was in the - bow, they burst in the door, and five of them, with blackened faces, entered, fired a pistol at random, and !celled mat for money and arms. Arms there were none, 'of ornery there was but very little. With fists, and the • flair end of a pistol, they severely brat the sister of Neill, an elderly woman, in order to make her confess to lbeeey. They obtained, however, but a fe w ren p ennies, 'het they took Sway a great proportion of the poor peo *es clothier. lb is supposed that they previously re connoitred the bons. of another farmer in the neigh- They' eisd, deterred by the barking of dogs. woke Benglish, no Irish, and did not appear to be country people; they did cut seem young. It is • thought that the entire party did not enter the house.— (Nem) • A notice has been seseed.on Wm, Atkins, Esq. near Mallow, stating, that unless he procures arms and am munition for the insurgents, and have them conveyed to n place appointed by them, his, property would be de stroyed. This Gentleman, we understand, has treated the mandate with the contempt it merited—but to avoid the possibility of the incendiary spirit being exercised 'towards him, Sir Hugh Gough has ordered a party of - military to be stationed in the immediate neighbourhood of Mr. Atkins' residence.—(Cork Chronicle), 11.8. Alit. DIM. All. 1 Dublin •- 0 1 Holland - 6 2 Waterford 0 0 Hambro' V 1 G. & Jersey - 0 I 0 Franco - • 0 • Ushon 0 1 Flanders • O Gottenbare - 1 0 America - • 0 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK• 26 ;et. Settling iget prices:— ' Five per Cent.tkparrlsh, Hope. 551—Neapolitan, Feleonet 67—Five per Cent. Russia, 76f—Dutch, P¢ 47—Prussia 18-19, 95. Hall-PAST TweLve o'CLocu. —We understand that the prices brought by Express from Faris of the French Funds are bBf. 90c. At present it is impossible to give a correct account of the defaulters in the Foreign Market. Several are spoken of, among whom is one to a large amount. The Paris papers, which have been received to the 13th instant, do not communicate any official intelli. genet respecting the mum which it is now the intention of the French Government to pursue towards Spain, but 'the Quotidienne, says, " it is evident that France meant to have war, if the Cortes persist in their fatal march, acd there cannot be two opinions on that subject in the King's Council." The Coustitutionnel contains some just and temperate observations on this snnject, and on it e losses already sustained by all the public interests in France, in consequence of the alarm produced by the expectation of a Spanish war. These papers contain no intelligence from Spain or Greece, with the exception of an article from Smyrna, which says, that a strong can. nonade, having been heard in the vicinity of Hydra, it --sarid that the Turkish and Grecian fleets had had evidently to the action, , an account from another decisive results, in consequence prevented by the state of the wind amongst the enemy. 'rise I reached Paris from Vetoes are Excellency the Viaconnt.Mont would not set off on Lis retort' •31. Nunes, formerlyAide-de- 2 ''Tiverto' o , o ..-...... , ' 0 G. 0 Jersey - 0 n Franca - - 0 • [Alma 0I 1 Flanders - 0 0 Ontreentowe - 1 0 America - - 0 . PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. • Bank Stock .... ...... 2491 t India Stock . 266 It per C4.-Ited ... • .. 81/11r I Ditto Bonds39s. 405.425. pm. 3 per CIL COM.. 52 li 21 2 South Sea Stork..." .. 93 .111 pai.Ct. 4 per rents 931 South Sea Old Ann.......• • WHII Ex.Bill.2d. ) . i. New roofs 8 per Ct. 3 7 8 7 --MN. Os Os 7s. pm. \ Low Alta . Imp. 3 per ICt. . ... ... 801 I COB. roe Acct. ....Sil II a . . ' Irish b per Coots. I Lottery Tleketc ... 941. lbs. ....—..,.. ate atattfeintatt• • '" 711111 - 11aTISH WIIVAI N 111 IBCEIBMIRATIED Wilt • u• !ithikaaLEW." ..... ,----N.-4.L----e.-p-1G1•1k..—..—,-...:.---..1_10 - „ ti. . t . •. 7 5 1 . a D 0 rONI6 - , . • • I• 1 * •.- 4101101 EVIMEING, NOVEMBER /5., 18fl. - ; Steel ifsmsatiut, Twebra o'ccocu. —Consols opene4 \ tirts morning, at SI to f, hut, soon after it was known that ',viral expresses had arrived from Paris, with a re- rut that use French funds had lowered, and that the King was ill, the market became rather worse. What increases this effect is, that a great number of brokers are selling their stock, to take up their Spanish Bonds, owing to this being settling day, in the foreign market. I • FOREIGN HARKET.—Owing to this being Settling day in the Foreign market, a great deal leldoing amongst 1 the Brokers, but more particularly in settling their accounts. The Columbian Bonds have experienced a fall this morning, owing to Morales taking Maracaibo. New Spanish opened at 611, but afterwards fell to 61.—At present the Foreign Funds are at follow : Chili. 02—New Spanish.6ll—Old, 72—New Prussian, 99 —Old. Snit to 137—Aussie, 871—Danish, 91—Neapolitan, 79 —Colombian Ol—Pernviao,Stil to Sl—New Spanish Scrip, 2 discount. A great fall of all Foreign Securities took place al Amsterdam ea rgoiday. in coasequence of an Express received them trail • Paris. The following are the prices:— ' Five per Cent.itprovlsh, Hope. 551—Neapolitan,Fsiconet 67—Five per Cant. Russia, 761—Dutch, 21 47—Prassia 18-18, O. HALF-PAST TWELVE O'CLoCIL—WE understand that the prices brought by Express from Paris of the French Funds are bBf. 90c. At present it is impossible to give _ a correct account of the defaulters in the Foreign I 1 • was supposed that the Turkisl an engagement. This slim!. of which we lately received 5- quarter. and which had n o deo • f r. .01 of the Cheeks being prevented ~ ..., v from sending their fireships I last letters which have reach. dated the sth inst. His Exc. I t.. .- moreocy, it was eipected, wo until the 12th or 15th inst.-5 r ' 1 1 \ i l koporwie I. , . - _ ~.. A .4-110 . • ""N All , : • . fall New —At Camper tillimpi netwon , eing, ies 101 r !Hada. It le , ‘ • 'patched by the Spanish Amtriam news of war, which has lately kisse': ealioned his . sodden departure. M.. his devotion to the constitutional system, toothsome . of his country. FLINCH FUNDS, Nov. l2.—Five per Cents. opened at 87,L4 closodnt 88f. 00c.—Bank Stock, !MS.—Neapoli tan Five per Cents. 761.—E:change London one leilida s 2M. 40c.f; three ditto. 23f. 43c. 76 , 100 papers of this morning contain letters lii44 • thebrairrespontlents at Verona, down to Stoll* .inst. By these, however, we learn little else thew the WOES of the royal and titled personages who are ,elected in that city, the public eutertainmeide end that have been given there, and the times wises , )tact visits or meetings have taken place. The "Royal So. ciety," ass punster terms it, has consisted of the Eno perorsof Austria and Russia, and the Kings of Prussia, Sardinia, and Naptes; besides whom are the Grand fluke of Tuscany, the Viceroy, the Archduchess Maria Lomita, the Duke of Modena, the Crow.; Prince of Swedes. 40. Prince LEOPOLD of Sicily. The Ministers of thelltels Allied Powers met, it is understood, for thedamoloh%of business on the 31st of October, at eight o'elotiß IWASse evening, at the Hotel of Prince MITTSILNICII. England was repretimmtVit is said, by the Duke of WILLING.. TON ; Austria by Prince /dap:Kamen and Baton LIMP SELTERN, the Austrian Ambassador at the Court of M. Petersburg. The Representatives of Russia woo ' , Count NESBILRODt. the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs; Count Levying, the Russian Ambassador to tie Court of London; General Porn DO Bosco, Russian Anibassador to the Court of France; and M. D. Taws. ourr, Russian Ambassador Extraordinary at Vienna. France had for Representatives, the Visoomat MATHIEU Di MONTZIORENcv, her blinisier for Fortify Affairs t the Viscount DE L:BATEAUBRIAND, her Ambassedor at 'London; the Marquess us Camas**, bee Ambassador at Vienna; and the Count DE Ls PINUONATIP, bevAmbaseks, doe to the Court of St. Petersburg. On tbspartofPnuelhe there were Count BERNSTOYI, Minister for Foreign A& at Berlin, and Prince HATTSPILDT, PPEIIIIIIII Am bassador at Vienna. The office of Secretary 0 Ito the Congress was filled by M. Oasis. This kat sitting, rcis reported, was wholly occupied With the state of Spain ; and the great object of the English diplomacy there, it was supposed, was to preserve petite; but-it was believed, tent the Duke of Wetratrorow bad to ce menter a very strongfeeliog of an opposit4istare. and from mori 'thin one quarter. So far 'as mild be .learned, nothing was agreed upon; except aware very general principles ; awl it was eonj,eetersd that eertale palette mint be 'referred back tnParts and London for feet der hYtrnctions,before tbeCoagressemadsloitivelysettla 'the course to be adopted. Thai MONA Sitting was Ama -tite2ni infanta but the promeedfsgs weeniest...trod to be unimportant—Of the program bitterns made 0e fele lowing is the account in the Conifer of best pightt 7 - Tbe latest dispatches soesiend by see •Onswetanswie from Nrwrosa ato'to the Mb isebier-114 IWO Wee 111. disidatintieswelititia /oilmen. It le Wetleetktfol, tge nothhig had been dellisitleillg egged. WILL TiltitE BirullAß? Not next week, perhaps; het; we thontriti little tar prised to see it West month t We find. in neat a the hews which bate reached us to-day, any thin to change the opinion that we gave yesterday. Oa the contrary, the language of the French paper, really in each as to. ,induce us to believe, that an actualiavasion of Spain by Pranced. in contemplation. It is said, that the Fiehch remember the opposition they awl with in Sp*a before. 'We suppose they do; and that they have by no means Argo:ten that tbatoppositime wee whites we English fleet and army, and about alldsidiell asireeth of Eng!lsh money. Oats, and hay, and straw. Wivi. lima carried from Bitglastd, and even from New Tont, to Spain. Does it seem likely that the same week' be done agate ? The French are perfectly awoke en the side et the Ne• therlands, Germany, and Italy. Thole whom we paid to help to restore the BM:meows hive the mane iotevest ttlith the houusoss. It is well known how the esti hay '441 has been strengthened ire the North by the lievelation ii Spain and Portugal. It is impossible that tho.Boly Brotherhood should not want to put it down. There are those, who, as we noticed yesterday, seem to think, that a war against Spain would produce danger to the French Boustaoxs. How ? We should be glad to hear how. Are those people in France attached to the Spanish cause ? A war, then, is just the thing to put a atop to their communicating with the revolutionary Spaniards. A war, at any rate, cannot make them More the enemies of the Bouaaons than they are. The Royalists of France must wish to put ilown thMvevo lotion in Spain ; and, above all, the novena:mittens selves most desire it; and that, too, for dmitdowe safety's sake ; for, is it reasonable to suppose, that the present French Government could stand any number of years,. while the Spaniards had a Government little short of a republic? It is nearly as absurd as weald be the supposition, that Berkshire could remain a moserchy after a ref:oldie had been established in Hampshire. While therefore, it 'would he a war of precaution on the part of the Holy People of the North; on the part of the French Bourbons it. would he a war of self.preservatima.— Whatever else mightbe the ultimate consequences of an establishment of the new government in Spain, one consequence is certain, and that is, the overthrowing of the Bourbons of France ; and of this these Bourbons ap pear to be perfectly well satisSeil.—We always rejoice at the confusion of the Stock jobbing crew of any and of every country. We have been much amused with the howling, of the greedy wretches after what they have the audacity to call their property. Uproar enough does three appear to have beets amongst those who call themselves bulls and bears, and who thus diihonour God's creatures by taking their Damps. Eat. 'Amongst them all is there one who has experienced cosfusioa equal toohat which must be expo/rimmed by Mr. Ca/s -wum? (live his assent to the patting of the Spanish navy into toe hands of France he dere not. He would not, Him dared : bat he dares owe. Aod yet, what 'argument has he to adrastee against tits Lovelies 161 ~...._. RIM _..sed in now making war upon Spain? v isor ease, France and her royal family were our old ene mies; its religion was smelt as we Protestants ought to have wished to au destroyed; and there was the son b§-i twee§ the two coutrleo. In the present ease, the Royal Family of oil of the countries is only a branch of that of the other; the two 'pastries have gecerally bees bound is Inn alliances; their religion is the same; and they make, in fact, part gone tract of country, divided only by an imaginary line. What argument, thee, bu Mr. CANNILY* had to advance; or, to use . the slug of the law, bow has be been able to show came why Alknit *hyoid not le invaded? Again, bow is he to satisfy tin bloody Asti Jacobin of England on this score? If the Spaniardv s visake any thing likes firm semisweet of their Republic (for it is oat), it is worse than dreaming to suppose. that the "restored and desired" DOMINIC{ of France will ?swain on the throne a couple of yeas; and yet. if they were spits to be put down or driven away, what would thee be the Mete of England with as nue- Parliaineat awl a debt and decd-weight of wise hundred Si that this seems to be the street dilerania in Which Mr. ChNNING is placed: to give up gpsismedder Nary to France; or to do all in hie pews r to testae a new Preach Revolution! We sinceroly eon- I ptulate bins on it: it is the air fruit of that system viltrA be has boon labouring to support daring the "whole of his political life.—however, we are convinced that he has no power in this ease: be dare not let his despatches smell of powder; and it is quite unless to send those that smell of any thing else. , le one of the Foreign Papers which arriyr yesterday we find the following paragraph :—" The Journals speak of • great hunt which Priece EritIMAXT 11114 11110 if% honour of his friends, and at which 800 peasants had been employed during fifteen days. In the dukedom of Hesse, on a late occasion, the peasants refused to serve as Aim deg dogs. A process between them and the pro prietor has been the result, wbieb will in a short tiros be decided." What as important roluas of history doeq this open to the Regliek reader! A. questionl i e n r ip a ln ise: 4 foe a Court of Lew to detere dee, whether tams Fireketebendry shall be compelled, at the . wielmf tbMISIMist 14labland, to Awat after game for him isdip question may be deterui dee s ' *meant, to what doom the Faux vs, whit', they were in Germ berated the "Ma from thi vile chelE. wide lied them. BM, 6ifiwe FresteA ifFetstion, t was common, whatidesiVhq. mime, for'llse peasantry - of a lordship . or Waft, be summoned to *need big Preset (or &Devon, it sight be) nod fir Ramada, Med is beating for game acrd Is 'mei*/ down the pme. * This is wo. tb ems/hist.— The Mich Pemba*, if it did not do ell the geed it oevertheless, done an immense deal of good. It has petrified the moral atmosphere of -diei'Versarbitodlemtv who have taeesdlungs,, id r _to.. tlui people of Eirope are no — f ree divided hone ram classes issonifer—a-otisear who hem every Wife bee for theevi end these, whose lives Um wore Out, or dragged oat,' in laboneleg fee others. Even in Gnassarte, where ibis seeable voodoo is to be sere raised—whether men, and Chrieltass, shall be compelled to be HUNTING oecs to. the Lotto' of the estates they cultivate—even in Ger many, men avow spurn the pedestrians of their insolent -birds ; for they know that, evieateeer the tows gore abide Lords, Goo aid Balers hove never ordained it so, talk! sever eateionellmmeki igereerna, impedes , t, and 111tBedliws. But the lame ham pretensions of Leans 111411111prmil Aare, in f3xal.Avq if the, 'throe of this eouotry could have their wish: Awl they wooed soon We thee complete wish, if they were allowed to go on Meroachiwp upon the Liberties of the People. But the thing cannot be done. The Ryes of the People are opened. A mercantile house received so express yesterday frees liParls, which quitted that city at eleven o'clock on Weds... Wey, and reached London at two o'clock yesterday after moo, having performed the journey, therefore, in the very sort space of V boars, As the motive for this extraerdi. vary speed relates solely to operations In the Foods. nothing more was learned from ft than the tone of the French market at the eonamenesseent of business on Wednesday morning. If this cm be received as a criterion of the state of the po litical atmosphere, the inference from it is a favourableoee : the early bargains In the &Melt were all in advisee on the prices of Tuesday, and the brokers were buying very freely what etc** was offered them et M. Not a Mot Is dropped of any step pubilelySkese by the French Minister to dis avow the new policy supplied to be adopted In the Cabinet with respect to Spell& Yet a rise of 4 per Cod. in French stock, the Roster having opened at SM. on Monday, c o uld scarcely have been operated without some Information di rectly or sorreptitionsil obtained by the leading capitalists sad snook-holden.—(Nersing Paper.) Extract of a Letter from Paris, dated Nov. 11.—I have just had $ long conversation with persons insulate! with the affairs of Spain. They state tharthere is new so intention at Illadrid of trying Don Carlos, The threat held out to the French Ambassador is of a differ. oat nature. The Infante has been judicially convicted 'sof having take* an active part in lite affair of Barges. Orders signed by him have been found; and a -threat hue been made that the proceedings in this process, width hove hitherto bees kept secret, will be published. The accomplices in the affair of the 7th of Jell have long since denounced Carlos,' but he adopted the reua lotion of denying every thing, and there the Investigation ended. This is the source of the reports of his budgets. be put on his trial It is said that San Lorenzo has exchanged thendming isotes with the French stry, and that ammag ether things be sit the immediate removal of all the Rovai.fomily to Seville and Colie, the imams' that French troops should pass the Ebro. 11111 ill rodeos tender} In the mean time we *spit lb jots:sire that ths Pans and blarkets are constantly falling. In aux, recent instances no Winless at afl as been done. ts.. t it is ~ask le soy tbat Beef is now gmenity Yd. p.r pound. • The followitts Address bat jest bar seat of by tel Lafayette, to be diansibutei miset es Electors ,f La Seethe : " My dear Constlteents,--ft is four ran ei rrt . ,persevering kindness called me, le spite of many ohus. ;cies, to the most honourable ober in the Sters—ths: 'of representing those among ear chives who s.• possum the exercioe of the right of sittresge._ 'Charged by yea to assist at the delsberations span 'Sp Btulget and the Laws—to watch the acts of setiturit, sod the employment of your usoaey—to make bean the wants, the conspisiots. and the wilt of the Preruth pie, and to speak to then, from. the be of * t i e , derest interest: I hare essayed thitbhlly to disc:mere these priories' duties of Food and couseiesti t ,., 'deputy. Tram it is. that is the execution of the.. ! dates (ad I avow with pleasure what hes . n o ft, ' afoided a subject of reproach). tree it is that I hive lordly proclaimed sew. as at as other Moment. ee fair life, the existence of those aatural and national rigtve which belong to as is oar chasm:tee of mea sad di. seas. Bat if, circumscribed with!. the limits pet scribed to os by the Charier. I, is yeaneon nite those friends roe have era me for es:Pear:a, have not setteemied is obtaining, accerdine to ruse desire' those iestitetions which form the basis of lilwrst. which are clone rapahle of repelling the etterosteliverefe of privilege—of wearing sac b advantages as have beat acquired —of tempi/jag public confidence, and ...f ling reciprocal engagements. If we hays De: V14:044 :4 is obtaining such ismitotioes a it is ant that we 1.4., failed, in all sincerity of hears, to sambas partid Ises. aristocratical ineovations. senile. doctrine% suet tist asurpatioes of power.. it is met that we have failed demand, earnestly sad amseashigly, economy is the ployment of the pnblie seereey, get a right Waterneist. , , the use to which it is applied.' ft Is esei that es I.s-- failed to insist npilip tit lagausislity si# of ear jedicial Aathoritiesospen Oa free tiffeive dimity and the free expression of *ales, aro the establishment of the national goW,„ the numindtht oar hlnnicipal and Prot:itself:l Magistrates by the (r.- suffrage of the people. In a wordl epos all that saps,- ed to ns eomfetted with the dignity, the prospeet•y t the security of our eonatrc. as well es its dames:4l nosey al mita external relatiorm. " f applogi thee before yon with nswEJescs. my 4.4 e constiesentsoodsankyou for the bonpar conferred us to youre choice, std fur the many prookof affectios re setired at you. bands—more especially fur those ree-is,:t I V i t s hat visit, for ever pressat to the a memory of your • . la offering you then ima* utagra 4 "Cel also my prayers that the patriots of Ls Saes .. say antidote upon every accosson wailer 'to ti..ie aseetrymen - the same asses* if iedepsedeeee s:e sable *jadedness, which tome thefr prefiat lirsodeotide distinstiotr. ie fact, without that 'firninesi which cedar& iseannessd nettietfi bedegarise& r. 'aibiteary parroted resents an ropey aimed to or ei;', - Wale sa injury offsralta all.Wilboal this the hest is..l - " would 1. lomat:less for these ----- • • - 4 .4 4 t' yrtq plunder's. -_- n. Ma trios. lit adds, • 4411 - ; - lho - bso;tiliplA - --. i. ',aid to. befgelwg Aliplikci* es : . , - this formidable honblk - Y ' Y . - ' • BRUSSELS, Nov. 0.41 ilgert: lie' 4:eil ea Ail Itb ..` April last.] - LieorenaotrUolosel . -4.wtf.figef eillsot S' .. ! of oar troops io I odia, win: woe ottesotedronsfess or . @lido° agsiast the Settawsof Psofidast (its biosiMto) ts! , . molested ow establisboests, 'states Awe ski Isolsedisinn was nearly toecholel ; that five witisott *nip •of M 1444, might be called bottle', hind talsils•VlSetr t the ftrri having coalition!' coop ;thy% amt . 114 lA'isof ih.r!r- The- number of killld vOrs dale ibitei . bad' Avii . ..wootri , .‘ about 70, of whom abt„itore,olkitiort... Tit utsitirt r.ims- , ' was slightly seemuskiA4thit feet. .„1511:044magotilpg I - soper iority of ilagrawm,apbosikliosete.t.uo 111109 1 10. ~.. • resisted throwlsgsstattioti•tbe:fisorsis the ....,„. ~,, routed at allrises. - lilkselltsiops bast - gaiae‘l cc-, • a , . • vantages, ae eibilibMlMmedose @sestets of thn chirt r o ~ - in the kin ilia of 111111011411Abierele. Alstve Om , , ! 1,-. tots of dm mestrystiblialtie or oar trot,. i the o - 1 1,, bitasts rim happy's!" lbelillOMl hem the tsar. n::. &altos Polities. - ---': 1 '-'• • ' ' •' .. The JostradieJlereft:iiiiiya that on sly'. quake was felt iwilisat city,. obliged maims per.,: , to less* that houses. The shock prentedesi twin nsr , S tottontle..asd lasted for about use 'Monte- The n net' , r was, at the tittle, calut,.sed the theronoweter aittl dr,. r ~ of Readout. * . LAUSANNE,: Tcov. 1.--The ripen 6SI barn spre.w.! .11 el the turdigtem lobo - won gems. to.slAseeeill..,, 10.. been arresistl e m@gbe frostiers.of Prams etai stio i• : .- 1 ...This reptot iv sot uorrect, at least. OS it letters whieb hew* stated here from Mao's, lir. neva &c. only anstesoceitse 'morn of mow tr s veltent vrito'had set provided thee/wives silt, pourers. A.l Obese ea the eeetterViebe hart vrenlar norm*, Assort no obstaele to. their journey. Among 'tbe %Ont. incti' ' tidos'', who hasten toriarde:ete rel. of the Ale!itrr. are many tireeks, trerstly come from tie S.,*dt, me Protisces of Ramis.. .. , . BolfgßuSoli, Nov. 10.—On Mini women% was w'' - ion o a s oneant ',hipped of the segatelleatahe bee, WAN the eobsessos of thereto balidiews.ltorablfrWitiiese Vauban-an t C o .' s wiliet-hoese, to tee was eseseeetwilie Iliamiltaweet aware. We liewealdea woe a mesa iriabetree a feft= I ed to by iie'Vlsgistrates tad elseerel!. Ol " Pollos to detest ' NS r:,...1.-, who sea cepWie et it. le et plasma as Iliiiimillk *l lO4 lb. =parallel, -et the seeteria we bell OWNS spas io dews the isibtbitantete eared womb awe*, tee engir t NI tbeeoesseesot *sit bietiegs„..ewey manias Wel& be Rosdo toweled vent eietwilp Weems #1 milk reporly- Seek w.te *Wise asiimagelisseryst•ibe wised yobs day. Wet, Wersiis it ray rower. time ipeiSieeSiere ,wally bk.... 4 10wil Is Prineesstrarea, wes4al sew& an **aril Awl, eagle** female, by the forts of lbw solo was , &Mei Os strset lac several yards. Thor loos storms, Shit 4114610101 tarestresee, bate; feasibly to -stied the v a Zel: l 4 blollol7leitistester n.— , • • • • 'l%e New Tows said lie leldelepass smeele - • With web Me[' I . l . oo _elit".. lar wet" ' OOA yeisaftwels bine lie imerew we will Midi ,• flay ettweesig.ewbetft w s edideibilleallided a , Aad while • deseetaleetlialeet Pviee'elereill Sisk Yoe MO warp eaillaWaiellessilte dest:ie wee eWs : Tee solos we 6101.1110 e. See raw Oh. , • • ' Headsseiert•4lollllll64idookit ll4o4ll,i ll e ft , ;- ...V. ; **A .f..•. 1. wrus:: . t : totd:44r . .. .:.: .•.:,:f1 .1 - -.... • -.IA tie ts fir . , , .. . . . -‘ i 1 .. - . • r . . . • • TIIE WrATIO4tAIt - ' 1„. . i... ..... m i...+: 6• Agi"...... r .emiii...0,0 - .......i t —a........... STA I' ii or i to-LA hu. pi a i i on bispl ay Spain by Prance ? Cu hie .wkip._ ter 0 0 InsaY —....—_ s t:::: : :i s er s ese r t em wh i :::::: olotor l iii ed * the isoosssity of war spinet „ p - -eeler, with all Yvan* mated issa va s olL at Tli pa t istr ge. ww (fo re r at he bee bees do. 1 1 11100 P, is erdel to destroy ibe . Jacobin priseit say that the name object ought not to be purse coloured' the STATZSMAN) we have collected ewer " d ie e l t re ' ualandtionsilsbuat the say ow. If lleglaad were istslibcd ill ill4kiiill war ' thing that beers ea the state of the country. With Y , c Noun . is know , f a apes France. in (wimp keep est the apologies of few exception*, it maybe described as compatatiTely •Ity Frauds principles; be* math more clearly la France , ta i nq w e i i n l. We hope and trust that the new Constatisi the reenits• which the Legislators i (stem, and the bade. instifowl In nnsw loader war lIIDOO 80010? In the f0r- 5......u.t in the me a n time we :parrot to net 'w. el! . .. tutions would sarafficient far theft sirs support , a - sulfieloot for the presestation oil tilosoot bieseegkel•ie , see tmervetitisr • pompis oboes minsionaMstiVesta2 Mat- -thaw Ibrasise WNW,: mpAtv, au: 1074 social order,. be 'thy- liffeistrir , aas: wlricli iresimiod me with stemoittV., e'' , -. expired*. of urf masestetilit trait,. arerpt r:oos Undone eke usaurarace °tiny gratitsde ritygertretaai t N • sty heartfelt devotion. I . : " LAI 7 4IO,Tr FILANIMOST,_ NOV. 4..-The Appefamme *Antal up. that a Cifil7llll Or 7,000 termer% wittier .1 11 ! ilk*".. b" bees furiously attacked by the Wechabites. aka l•vi plundered the goods Mkt' kilieli alias Man of the 1,- r rrncu irvure r — _ __ This ow& almost San Lorseco seems. however. a tittl e via inconsistent with what I nonstop to you as a loin—tisor be bar holy received frees the Wag of Itali a* * box. set with diamonds, wood, 29,0110 fiance. p er aapg his most Christian *entry thought, by rich a nar k of regard to a (bawd pain, to sb rw bit. bete of the advantages of tier above the barn. f o r m of bang a couthatio tot. -3 ;-J to I y..t, I 04- 1