The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-23 00:00:00

his, each u they had been, should remain nntlinsfn lefsed. The other business of the day (the appointment. of inquests. constables, &c.) was then disposed of, and the Wardosote broke up about three o'clock. ' VINTRY WARD. On &tardily. this Ward assembled, as the other Wards of the City did, for the purpose of sleeting re- Presentatives to serve In the Court of Common Conseil for the ensuing year. A circumstance Of rather an unusual kind, however, took place it the Wardmote, which circumstance, it is said, wilt probably lead to muse observations on the next court day. Alderman lidsoway, who presides in the Ward, took occasion to observe, la addressing the meeting..dist he thoaght it necessary to state in that place what be could not with propriety mention in the Court of Common I:outwit the last time he satin that Court, in consequence of the delicate situation in which lee was placed as the latoChief Magistrate of the City, as well as for another • reason, which he should not conceal from the public. It was known to the meeting that a vote of thanks bad been moved to him by Mr. Whitby at the last Coort bet oie, for his attention to the duties of the mayoralty.-, The fate of that vote was also known, as *ell as ht conduct of those who held op their hands against it, in departing from the manly practice of: declaring the crowds of their opposition, It was at least due to one who had just il to bold so high an office as that of Chief Magistrate af the city of London, to make Munn to hint in what respect be bad departed from the long recognised principle of's* tion amongst hie predeoessois t but 'there were some amongst wboins;respwa,for station cultist WV exist. if the individual raliedle It by the voierof hiefellovi tilt spits happened to be indeenred by political views of 4 different tendency. Thee he entertained hidings at contrast with those of the men he alleded,tortpotecer taie public questions, he neither could help !or. -repent ; but be did not see why. this diffuence of opinion 'twill operate against him while, ill .the pyrfsirmance of duties which bad nothing to 'do 49011" polities. In fact, his principal reason for not notteintthe pnmanly. conduct agepted to*srds him in the boar I of. Coniinalf t ovincii sap, that he felt todgreacCootempt tot tlifil soltrlty of these assembled,' and theight it toOfe pkief , ll.elnit their precoucerted,plai to On public egiitly nilit had been mitered, than iaterfitisteilth ilia a plati ifitillirtel teristieativ choice for piniiiiilt into esecitiltiii Ile had Che proud consolitlan twitate (if the 6044110 Air the. ourt could be 5'10144,4 Ift pee Mm a Mopes-tee palsl that hi had received' the ?flanks of the grilafbitlYld List fellow citisens and that sthe ftilieuf objectlebArthlletturt, was, that ha had hid ,•./Itst hilted homier %f guyed-it ing his &Wei/ n' corevilur of ,tht Tier thileotte upon the ocesnon of i e'fiti royal ri ir o 10'114., Such n, Rispiresta,kop .14 Wahl. was 'swat roliObel • Ir.tti af.M.!Pli4cell,q. I.l.l4.llshc.tliftAlki4 titr . • ThCiiitiligionf ‘4..i.,k4,04.1" ii•ei101:: 1,.4 e 4/ cleatittillitlinatiiil,..bbliatfooimeiti•nying, 'so iniljic. on w left *the ,A 1 h 941; - .alased:44 44 Of Lebo r, did' "NO heAtiii;An say piiiiiist e e dehift chits e refuel oft the Conti Was tau on' itteap Jileftfelt,,ilulliteled. blithe", upon al C • h f Ir••• p......,,,,,a ' zed :,........,miti.v.o . • t, - ow+ . AthD *Mitt 1,„:: Alften.thoe wine renaidetig-iiptroingsaleollltrihnote end Isoforehbeitametailldho vanditiatee ineusiombis reinatimi.. • .- .• -st•• rP. J....................}.1-• • Mr. Elali'.lllll6.llM4 AMS.IMiMiIIi la IMMIIIMIMM length widsrefrntegettesiaieregaseentation didtbial eationlvely nirindenettdstelloolffandridablaiksetrbeg. 64 Tossed the object of ialteliabst-fol iranieetod.thia ar ' with the Ward wittiest, Orkklli howfaragetibiediedoil • bat ilesdared binmelf.alsitiliegMatil W O rte favenwebiet'ignal.reilfeeetitstime din MenitineltirCen el Of Coln nolinsboe twit • 1,,.. vet_ I. ~ .• - i s • lidloaniostofithe nuesaboaatilidaten • beving.hoeiespr in misageasioa, apes a• abess oflutedai.lke.= spew. 'be aids fieettniancrodocub!misit 444 es Mr. Hieie, over whesn.•4lftsForeetit.i4, Ilibr 4 had a lrilbartaujultgoond..upots L.pall.bsieg A mard-d. .n... I -.MCA Mr. Cava!' rose, end addressed, the inwseitio44.- *flew* find bit regret .et 4hr moult •of this dise:itibreasedioge • and as bei felt :that'll'slate colleagnea (Mr. lilielim'O. *pc "'dont upon all peblio iptistions, as well leitiirsgeneiref - attend°, so the lateral's -of lie- eonsiittuale: ned OW titled him hp their fullest toubdenee, had Nola hewiebt knew biaseakfor the•sitecess of his :paidieliaratony:r formationvies,thowepitettentation; of the plop* 41u Me once to *Mots objecitthe (Ale. (.go4) thetight,al/..odie , un i mpori aist.):wouM ;iodate .Mes-Hiolia to giveAliatisoli... • .jest ertrY•shrPori whims brought .lattfore thwentekben.p. ~ tide of th*Ctiert •erf,CornotenConncijoabieh It 414411, would bets 6'4n:zed beete to tender Itio a caignadoind t favour of tilt late nilleagee and to dslitlit the Mow s.shich his fellow Itessumeiri,jll6,Blo46OrgerrediAllM. Ilia. '' ',A •,a-pia L.:, ;.. , ~', , n Ali Mr. EICRE, after psevieo in high eillo24lllllMtnnitthe •• honouratile.and cliainteceseed motives of his fuend4 Pr - .. haled that he "void net imfht." the feeling of frisndiiiiia tt•witiels hail'ilianited Mr. Capers conduct to intercepkg. . benefit thee the freemen would receive from- his worthy friend'sweil liwurs-publie sentiments tiod.aitnehinsuit' -. ioabe prinniplespoi libeety.c ead thereinto begged lower rale° I. audios filling dialog. which: by liis WerMlY 3 friend amildelloariCtleblettlinOden hadflevaleed .., • bum. , ..,.::11,..t -.,:le•lit-, : •••••% • • The wardmete winhdteeme time at a losaliaj..l* "' a used, os in.voivßeenoe of this event, there .wwip,. . lieven inssead of eight Common Goeseilutin, 1 - whereupon.l4 r. Tiseroceird was proposed. hot the, • .- thy Alderaise4Wood) ilefettitiord thr‘ iii:„44toll. ,I r lawn demanded, Muswitheundini the yosigontlo, ofwhis, . I tiro late representative', Mr, :Ricks and-htt. Lapel. it', .must be proceeded in, ami the aollinf4ll44referilbice•- . sully continues sill Tuesday. the 24th. , ~ Jr, ~. The following's, the retarsof the nundien peliodle- Mr. Yellin". •, . 6 •Mr. Forsyth . , :10: Mr. Kul . . . 6 *Mr. Thorogood •. . ....s, I .. Mr. Waterhouse .• 6 Mr. Capri: ~ Mr. Jewers . . 6 1 Mr.• Lick. ~ , ~.. 1.... , 0 Mr. Heron- . . 61- - '' • BAMIANAW wean.' Mr. Lester- . . 19 Mr. Frisby .• -* ..•..44 •tir. Wignelin . itt Mr. Britten . , . - .12 Mr. Heghes . . •18 • : • 'New candirlaiesi. • On Saturday evening, as one oftillyintratling coaches was proceeding to town, it came , _contact with a ditilisecart, at Knightsirriige, opposite the Life Guards .114rrscks, theyiolence of which overturned the chaise vat, in which wits .the' landlord of the Marquess •of timid)y public loose, and a person named. Williams, who both ree.etved very eeeeee contosions. in consequence of owe of the 'Owls passing over them. • They were con •eyed home senseless, and now lie in a very precarious state. Ahout an hour after the shore accident took pl a ne, the leaders nt nee of Limpnes Islewotth stages took fright near St. Hearge's Hospital, sod ran with no ceasing violence down the read. The straying of the coach, ou 'rigid, were 'eves persons sod four' insides, was truly tirrific. All attempts to stop them were un availing. unlit another chaise cart, standing exactly op p al ate where the forne-r accident took place, locked en t he fore wheeled the stage, and by that means the horses topped. The passengers; who hsd.very predeot ly kept 'heir seats, jumped off, hut received very little injury la -• t o doing. The roach coos sifter started, bet *event! of 'be persons refused to proceed further with ;it. 0111111••••• a.- 1 Mill • Dublin • 4 Wotorfora I I Q. & Jersey'- o Lisbon flett,roo•nmy . I PRICE or STOCKS THIS Hash Week... 3144 3 par Ct. 79t1 3 per Ct.' Cons shut 3 per Ct VIII 4 per Cents 97 961 9711 New Poore shut per Ct. 1797 Long Ann.. ..... 201 Imp. 3 per Ct.... Irish 8 per Cents Szotatrzontan. "TN* STATESMAN" IS INCORPORATED WITH "THE STATISSIAN." LONDON: . , MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1822, • • STOCK EXrcHA Nat, 4/IJ7PAIIT TINCLCC O'CLPeg•-::' Consols opened this uswrii•Lat 79.0 sad rose to sl‘,,' ti; consequence of two expenses from Paris, briagr , ing . the French' Funds 58 30 kelti,,, lit *hicks Hwy let!. doe' iiturdaywftersoon. The fluitoation at Praia as: the t ahOve dale To! 55-54) centi iip .B4-211 • cent,. Ifilpithir4,' 77.411frOpanish,fide.- 7 W,pri ilformed : the.Preneis payers of atarday do met bring any news 'of cenac Ortelsife l , _Ofwalq hiveOlikenip;oved on account of the OleAtihA die' . lAsiti;d'lgelliigton ! i n the cmued of Jost eight. • His 'store is taken for a good omen by thins 'Oki 4rillle i fiffee. 4 Consols at present are fe to if With. PK*ollloekete .... ~, . , • i ; _- f• Foaming Mammy:a-Spanish. Rends opened sa , laki *9d Ir9tuPtst 54. with business doi,pg. ; ,'•• • ' . ' 1..,018, 78,-,,e'New Spanish. 14-014, BS—idew t l / 4 1611 1 11. al' iw4w,X1114.-liassia, 113—Deuleh,• et —.l o heepoiniot. ;77-e.Co lemblaa, 09—Peruviap, 78—,1!iew Spaoirbtieriz r 10 rof ' u :uphill Ilh'peie to th 4 211tV4istait ballo , aretvai without: ,liHtiginit iiiiy,lotr . ll,igeAce . :,o4; In: cerrokertato the i alarms which the tourfor,oproiaslon Satir44y evening.' dr 4o ktraleitts ornsiiiiy Amitkraiivrespiviing the pent! ink 'tide - Nellie. ' Viiirjeeriiaciati;ittrisoesi" viiitsfli still fee w 09.1 gait oat eke boatitainosonro of At fe'Pe:ftdi ' day; !fil.te the Atirltat dOljebatiVidrertlaptia tbi ieveril reports. rO4rlfot,lint, l' 4;:,11„Itoe ruiii , tOri .n' wovulibigigniolatinrelliihttilji 010414 impeding .tik'Y #(116'0.11'1 VII sl "t i t rec 1/ tOtitiiirribtr It•T Lot viii,3 a s'its4 l / 4 " reVilt l . 6 44 l 49!9o.ob;,YilYit#,*, - r_ . A , 4 . * F 4 etirehl Whig • its nutlet Oaklipambissosoosilifo 01 iitivifileireb r- Tt it,mi iWistiOdetiiisir."lo4 eon say man, with the legit judgment. .believe du) td;opean PoW. ors disposed to commanfe.ip,t,lrWeat • war. not merely ailtlllimmesamisAbosavislmaiimffidiie4 end tepitelibir s t e l Vlrkliyelticitinseiinifitekvitlodd#.whinimsagis I •Odlsli444:94.7"* . if.'oX'A i 4 blti O li :kterr i t l i t of the King's Opeerstrocoi T pts)LirMiteng e p ' siow•ot, fie lioly,All4Bo4vAltaiNts , ?ift 91v4V . . at toast the eittiorof! tWeemfewmw yid*** 'asa mat hog, must • ittatie r Ch le iigisiPetemeiit '6l.lloftititli• WitN, re100,,l criee o 4ifibi t 'Vhft'• Psis, for the present dfilleAdrait,444 l l 4 .4*l94s74 l .rtt*B4. ristihmade framer ommitecorwiteuearesress r it,Ls,l afilYtaYtn•Airstrid."--eSefitaftfititie iiitylrakof • Ot4firegefetruil.to , 144 Yes 0Pe444:1909 e W nefiteisentienetit aseoPeata,•ll aleeiliiiiisim. 4 0 640 . i . 110 4 1 001. . ' r i t t 44::.# 4411 °, 11 '',111 16 1', 411411 e . . *Moor/fea t ifeolleftlfill! eetif*40.4199,.wk4. ftbae i spaiotuire . dsinrelittroistiatiecomodt iii. Ow s *tilieBPot ' 1 0ber41%,;.14 1401 01, 4 V . ,1W3 . 'P i ! !: 11 1 . 'dopouriegta it of sailt. in tecoakter ooeoVsa ,;, s A. -new, "VgiNoitiAl f or IN ittiilitlefi 'Willit s ' Ireirl i t ie rlie Jlarisnimselosa otillitetent.; , r.Pif• PeCt"tit 91e. lit' ' • ilk. f'fiseilo'B9. ,l o/1 014:1;olosed at fili. Poo tho.lialti • 4n6, :nab, • Ike iiiii:s:niiii - neellsVed at 11/3 . 17::, - Itilk ! s aloitsi lUD ; NivapilifalkSitalli 248:Oppoifikr SjpD4h ,q,tpfg ' iv i ll i . f • 1.1n 1 f44::; - ,..:;:i'L;....,,ii'4114,/tigh ' it'l l ' . ,s r ..- :• 0 .ticeoio...ll ' 1 , r ,-,,, ~'.11.111041), .- HOUltlitOiniftAita .17) ~.,aol .L ; • - . k ' ,Lk_ 1.. ! ....t, Bra iti n i !c t :#l ° . °PP . 11 2 . 9,P.1tt if:_°° ? * ' l9 . _ .tetr'i . „ . ;kngs;witbdessowso aisioltayaMeok ~ .XhfAeottrksoket' fle is this tleib'lorryiegim:•toveh Mors rifitoisiessere; • • ware; ,•!Ilit Aiiicb,i s if!iolpt . 1 4 44 4 ,fi 1 1'4' "ii ..o p.bably.,.ng.ilea.-ivin ai ds. 'Livia* :a W‘Pk.. riliCietifftellotil 1 4.• lanikileatisa nation. . ilai..s,rl6* l o ii .. iti ieVa,#:;o l _ol ll (iikV.',l 3 cl l l ill they e t re only compeuiag us tiiiiy.wavamOs4bio Recissuofr *gore Sorkimg back the oasoast of the tribute mon" ; origtektiossaalethempay foe the trouble we bod4nrio .. isuftife Warne bock ; the Illieuttows.—Tbinpisnbe I .8744: ,ii,.lo:it a blittlii defrd994l up P0."2 . 19 q 4 17 i jest( aff 11e50e..... Violist it : to airy man of p n Moo,l4sfist. lie, "fyllitiot HO% that oar owe fili alatem..o.4o, there,ity jUargiifd, fsitlfl i ,.ll7 ralttrid i alarniaond laying tbmisaiwrias. lobusditist enormous reit Hs Of fund,. A nif,;:tiortot the Fetreth fkf'the Mae aisiog. 11 they be io a state (mid in, that state they are) , Doke able twirsito omnifestations of.war whenever they aisiike."Wittiette,themiaqest amnia of danger to thtds• mins fromeisie comae*. Any. Government who can talk of:war when it pleases without risk to itself, fan! job to enormous advanfaie in the funds of another aii. lion, if that other ration is liable to be affected by the' lo t . We repeat that it was this circouistance men them any other, that produced, on our part. the breach dile peace of Andros. Thls was almost acknowledged in so many words by the Minister in the Hoene of Comment ~16,sisis, indeed, too plain to be insisted upon.—Only three days ego, all was peace, sod the funds rose. The 4 1 .y*ore yesterday tbey,fell again. They opened *ell, ea they tali it in their brutal slang ; but they soon jell.; aid what was the cause? An express had arrived from Parie t breathing war ! To be sure, and thus it must go' em.. ;Ad this is the thing they call public credit ; this is the thing that we are tea sacrifice estate and capital to maintain! This is the riling to support which hundreds of thousands of farmers are to be sent to the workhouse! .:.-As. to the ants from Paris. We really do not kap* eery welt what to say about it. We believe nothing tbat we read in French popes...We believe that the French will invade Spat at last, when they have bad a good liprvest out of our funds. it is our misfortune (and a THE STATESMAN. a.■. pet. O Holland - O Hombre 1 • Promo • - I I Flanders o • IFtrazl • - 0 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. India Sleek ...... . • • • Ditto Boads 335. 33s s. pea South Si Stook.. .. • • South Sea Old Ann Kit.lllll.2d. Os 4s 31 pm lOUS/. 3001. 4s. Ss OA Small 4e es 0% pm. Con. for set.. SOIL LotteryTlehats.... IN. real misfortune we deem it,) to disagree altogether with the Homing eiromielc with regard to this sub3ect. That paper of Friday gives us it. opinion of t . ..e last new►. in the following words : - • • " Our own Funds, and more particularly Spanish " Five per Cents. experienced a decline yesterdity,owing " as it was alleged, to an express having been received " by a house extensively interested in foreign seat:ides. " bringing advices that a conference lied taken place be. " tween the Duke of WELLINGTON and the licked, S4n " Loretto, during which the former told the latter that, " unless Spain acquiesced in the demands of France, the " British Government would feel itself compelled to enter the lists against her. To weak minds, capable:of " being int uenced by vague and interested rumours of " this kind, any arguments we might attempt to use " would be of no avail. The London Exchange sppears " destined to be the peculiar theatre for dupes. We di.- " tinctly ted yesterday, in reference to the beat stud " latest Information front Paris, that so mOltates ors " according to the more fashionable tan.. Uhl:natal% " had been addressed to Spain." We know you distinctly asserted this yesterday; list we say now as we said upon that 'dick, that your Wiwi mation was not good. We said it was-impossible for yob to know whatioo said you knew. Recollect that we treated as a r.mance what you said about the powerful interference of the Duke of WELLTNSTON at the Thnille. tits. Recollect that we cautioned you against sash on qoalified praises of our Ministers. . We do not say that sYt &iliac the present reports but we think it atuch.more likely es be true than that for the truth of which you, vouched. We allow that - it is to discover a weak aria to allow oneself to be influenced by vague and intirested • simoors. We allow also that the London Exchange is the theatre of dopes as well as knaves; But the mister tine Is that you listen to rumours. Welisten to Done. We would not believe all the French Ministers up 05 . 1 4 4 4 4, coatis, if the oath regarded any thing coeceralwg war. We look at the attitude of Frazee ; we lank ~• 'interests; we see she bas an army reedy; atid am most bare something a great deal better then I'eit,lolthiiii l sign of the Duke of IVlLtireireets and Mr,.,4415,i0e,n levee liberty, to wake us helievetbst the iremllehtstaild* nothing with that army. If there be any set irehingi 'therefore, as a man, holdingSpiaish finds and tiss i tdri , 'not deserve to he hanged; we advise , him no got, rid of those'fandic to tern the money Pato gelthwitli 'till ge eatatescomp haralsling preig i titjAelfillse seer. . 3•11 ;$ • " I i I RIONt%I . !' • We present oar reedelearitlysinirtiale 'from the Detr. ha &Tiring Port of &elle inatille . We are sore that it will give theta pleas;iabji ppa;gaccounts than one. , The description of the state Ofthatialsalleves in !relent! is, we lava confess; plsasisielt e 'Nre still 201 PlaYI the Apptierit e ; and, to supremo Is a case, what on? thinks, is just as slued% -141sobtla t e ii se day what on' does not think.--Our coatenspot44,ld Ireland, ins ' be assured, that•we kanw well the fee)lapa,! yelisi those, •t•sidaei-io their *W. phrase. move le lie in Ildritier " e6. 4e4 .6 \Yi ll i , 1 ,1 4 a Ot ii %.lk i kA P # l 7 ' of tharsorptgareittareeiara wpm; lasitymeerwmis s theitiMaif thee:be sire* ye. OM tlie# etettliPetilitillle 6. 1 1,A3 4, 509 o.eir;ste*vr— , -P*l illik,'' :L oo m let m i e s tior aptige ...amaiwi .cleealr 444e emod eat uripso veti ; : lee ar s, e tt o o r a tei but, not selfhood A Oak* grftili: ~.: i We ' lat al MleilP inch fres .j I+ In itleo,e e temporary•Valy asysobeteteetareNikormitoutii ' 1 .1111iblicy iista•e•sroeseed It bet, wilisipuittit liestriar arefor po, scietAk ; anfrOrd viilVlAVlie l epemies oi die Thanii see tVe figlit tliptimik 'ilit`tniVe!-:- 2 40 &sok - this ifeettv!T? folks rf , ilkunfrl 9 , givei (o . bose "IrVf . ye, "' ant:ii re e l F1,t,41/47, .. d a m eitt, s. &ode, ...00 .• -~n ~r ~! wit MO 110joirski obioki,*0 1 ;:,046 1 0;w11 ly ot; Lb. ,Le:* argil. ildoiorprai .T**46.o, wilt AI SCOIMIda tars of th; school of Mordecai. • '1 iftii 6 (4 l,7 aiisTaitj , . 1 .C . .? 6 ,3 4 , irlf , PlaW!tte r e ee Auli )1411"14110 4 t 1 3 F,SPl44..*** rigif. 'llire. p somotioleglo!poPoosolot tin *.Voodidlioorld ospiwle they wilt. 'Dr; rlflrtlroillil , lo,6 tte'litit iii , 414% lei,i'lleAtAtir.iii t ,144,14445far,*14.3 . 1 i ds Kborosoisoobi door tathailloid-okkoot logAlroor.-44! o i tilliet orileit.,lo46 4(4 . Afiaii(-18 . 144 ,o ?no r r ri44044 . 1ii11A 40;144-PiPlin.64.4" 'irtmegifiat We , ! Hoyt odes they getvirit 1: 'Phis writs . his act ill iltifyirt.'• 14e hail Co si' oiftis fed's*/ yeaytiMi.; 'l4iu r 4•01• to (A 4 o:p..lmi tf*4'..erigtoki . tir Vtleit ilFsdrall Iwo amosomeoit 000tloPts thoishailiagslid Ifrileing !ad iottimg of . *_ ~so*Oliioj;iltif ht ", oh it old *guy Devil. thoNOWmoos sal *al In 61t4Pliro l k C . p g ctri s t:the W ati fl e b , e iti ea e r ril i 47t;a i i;l4 l6.l l i rglit " r sometime pliti:iiialMolti 011011111141 cs at* IDt s . 44 iifine% ',lt *hist ma! ilid: ilt eeeliiii weeks% ithinces.bh*Milla tt'."'Wike le iliii4jez7 ; for, iliPl)11 ' lash. Inch apiettlets nonsense. warn never 64,4 mete !: any thirg . short .of last-dyiegeOmobes and ceafeisie . .7--741a1s ;01;i1:01nritiVIII pines , its interest if it luschi• what it ii, • Bet, it will not.know this for sometime. It , wiilatalt4 waiting to set which side is likely to be strong otgahpf,Ap-linso will be novel ; and it may wait too Mop. Maim catch It stealing, we shall, figuratively, O'Meara it. • flo that if must leek oat sharply, illrir 41W — come* off but bad ty after alt: , --- 14; 'abet.' bale some sport !—tier neighbour the Taaatei, who, as the Dublin Post remarks' shaken the Scotsman was the- mem to " de' owlish" us, will cut a wretched figura tei! It is a sort of bastard Scot, and has -sow got a pack at its back consisting of a Ella:: and a Tree Briton; and pretty wares these arc! We would advise the 7'ramper to sell off its pack wholesale, and itself along with it ; for this very winter will make them like pilchards oa the coast Cornwall—The Chronicle, as this writer oh , has kept silence," but, id must speak." It must spew hist'. It hes too much sense to take part against es and yet, to take part with as, would be the very devil. At the very sound, the Scutvo can and the EdinbdrgAl Reviewers will go crazy. These latter have lon g brew in a very poor way ; and mist nothing bat a /drake of this sort to pet &need to them. In short, the whole II the Ricardo Band will be scattered like dart, and wo never shall heat any of them more, . . .... _ _ ter ~.~. r ~ /ISOM THE III:ILIN S. POST. " The condition to which this first and foendstion It all interests, in every Nation, is reduced in the.. 14. land., it is needless to describe. Almost every Para. graph, taken from the Proviatial Papers, farvisbes a tit. scriptien which, true with respect to its local alpha. Coo, is also trne in tl.e general.—When we read of the nations prices offered and taken at a Fair in Clue er Tipperary, or has untried in several itistaaces, of the total stoppage of business in these places, we are su n that the description is correct of Usrlow. Kilian/iv, and tialway. it is no looter local or particular. Tbe dis tress which is felt in Kerry, is experienced is D eei r c a . and Antrim now begizs to feel the same taistriss re which Limerick has been so long a prey. The North, bowever, g ry speaking, is not vet subject to the same privations to which the South hat been it) lug utposed. There is still in the North of [reload aloe visiting, though by no means so productive a Mattofae. lure as there used to be. A great tv.rt of the poor in Ulster ire W oas well as Cultivation. They us not all as yet reduced to the dead level of wratebedares width pervades Munster and Connaught, which is ra pidly overspreading Leinster, and which is even feat Within the pieclits of the Pplice Diarist of Dalt[ia. ft is impossible, however, that Ala Adam vkie sew to gerwetriliy 'prowaile Paths Neilistifftalebswial stothe e 4.. pia dete{ieritineospehe fa gtodefd, and all da leea suits, is the eriktoilter! in the saw dittay. ,ro:Wre Wm" it.tw.ho arfast, that elan* all ribs own offietwhicb UV* Althea place, oak, asftr o otro m; • k s k scarcely defsiiy4hss espeado . of the-SAC bitted.. scarcely any. low Me ashes has. low made: Ter auctioneer peiu ineisullock or the Ilene— thew two beecitill down fella goisia or forty ‘shiltior. are no real pacleseert. People win net hid.-sse,W isny be inclined tied° so, they are wrraid. It woad tint 14 s o to por e blite the mead' stork alive or dead. la K.l - there was an auction the other du; : maids cows *Fou'ilt[ hArra guinea kpiece, and a &ewe sat lutsched!lopro for forty Aiding& • Tie money war. paid,ranilitosiock.. removed to a neighbouring farm— .Wbether ally of it returned laws the hands of the loot dons pospriaom,fit ivosaweessary to eay rime die ate allay allkns.litat stook which env posh 41,11 , emildititn brought close on 2 0001., was wold for 1541 f.: awortUrds bf Which, at t a b a yi, set ospertses.--- : torda t th ; lonerOttlpeaking, di not phi o iisuing distresse l i %lei get ttne'kensittry. Macy if Abask worlsoqlteatkinhoihtParke.l efonvedingly eK it bitermaso.maka pleats ger, oent,,,itt iJstt jess ill racilt-ronts. . • .11.44 *tits tie oondidna of ate farmers 'bstisimemeis he the condithisrataiso law/hob? - Tide. krediestritee clomwroem ansirisressiog. Those who havo•mactgages sad judgements areettipe ce l tri Use ' proper instruments to r compel sellca-ofrAataattlkaaa 1 ***4.11 1, 11 8 • 1 1111i 0 c1 /11.11 604: dawn licritemsraci Iriaboeletr. AnKilintEMMl amilfeeteihrOSe het se& aadiftwitoe . ad ittifittrai?rerftrotligtll6•;dify. evittif . 0 , iii4t204124., *IV 141640 in,LAAIR 1 . 41111,112 . : 100.4 1 61444fifitAttrallial ti 5 We bate given in another piaci/some entract=s rlhelrmusidateahMe.Wwilmatha:llllogledeptioti this ..eilbject. 1 01Itilseer Illeskeee IMOD, of sir alWaddaslasodiperetbally to those of them who, in their own phrase, elirOfie 4118160114 killiesed+Witeir iii 4 o,•ip/it,(4ter RIP *,d,N44A.Wi;c -5uz.24:e.401, rehsra" rwntmls, I 4 !Row" 1:10;iant bis attic • upon the . af myetpot 0111.WIrlMienti imelinflekritilWiseatt 14R Ofigpleise. Illidg9 nem owe mope to. at peeastlsat PIMEMUIt , Ameabisse gonelmbeedeall emamsditit forget the 'Mittiit wdatteemiTheimilletoe'edatror'W their , eelln• Lei as i Fine,CWO9. l o l,l o o.o •Aer Miitiviewk.ronetor vai , ,,irtura; stt lot Mr. Arrimmo. Mare wijr,Ptit'l•tki)4 44 !fi)i(',ifirmlests, and lire .___nevn been iinnt4,_4-.} 1 9 1 4, trtleie O chile his own*. h . teitanenentßiteinneentslepe mink. ,list it Dot he mentioned. idhorekrr o iwaseStr strilok but nest ! Ent/ Whim , shoeld "be heard. We have heard 11r.-Wssa anal- MR Batumi, and the `itrltatiter iheeit hive bees false *WOWS, .011* sot ' . imeossitT 10 *iv. Wield It act he 'Waittiltllitreirrisalthe Willother adoel *tide. Cower 's 'ifigiear it& not ire& Mita ? lid been &Meg Infe . dl e rion Ada, kat.. ,We„ tre — fiTri Vres Sat..* be ilhatiett ogiatiort. The 'drift' of Most Of oar Datil oa Apioatusal !Nitres, could nut hare lareas..sietalissiAly)tite jetlizioss fouler. It we, list, Vali& thilleinlindwiared pettier; our soschisien isformai words, it has been with a view *rattly- to wawa tbe pro kweaittf thespattlie mild; and aims we felted, as we think we'isb otive . ',. its !cadency rwanifestly no w ise to yile point to amarierselvea of The circa:id - dance, aid to 'tete the tide setts fall. Whir dirlsiet We de so before ?, iiiMoir aStrit-1 11 7 1 did we Oaf imitate air along' the cit . rninct, of Sir PaI &SW first..treceuen we should have b..a wail tor. 'obey unwillinw sodimice; and. as the nexi Ayr. larcone me doubted oar own determination. and, it meg be, our ability to tight this battle as hi him done. Wades his great experieete, his great noise, and the 'Andras,. ta , lents he brought to the subject, it wilt he rememherrii that he was acting upon a .ittvater theatre. We here a itched, with great anxiety, the progress of the drama. It is impossible, as yet, to to he catastrophe; bet it is easy to sae. that, in this resprct, at least. he is the most favourite actor on the stage. in one wor , l, tt as not our cue to appear until the middle of the fourth ; and we confess, it I. with fear and trenabliag that es now endertake the pet-formalise of err part. It is curious eeougb to mark the conduct of the Lon don Press oa this subject. The leoling Papers are, undoubtedly, under the manaertnent of wen of tsleats and information—men, many of whom, althongh that *Quid cushion Mr. CoHliErr, could not he ignorant of the progress his opinions were making. let they recur. as far we have brut aide to discover—and we have ewe tolerably attentive readers—Tsars condescended to mee him in the open held. There bas been some firing, some display of sneers and sarcasms, and eneegb, Il . knows, of abuse, to which abuse it toast be ar,- 'keowletrged Mr. Cassias has replied with the most tdi rnau4 i; :— .4ll . 47,dilialailarear in aiartasaiicepos larsis I PhYl owdog4atia. .116t4Iliese dillParielai 4 t a /et °lt ? SOIMPIW44 totebte Wirlftiima , l4•lll . • at onf e jpjFilvith %mei 1 tiff /1401 1 : 1i virn. it , nut i sr WI annrtrerrrarvir pg ;7:4 jAA. i ' iwittbita ,041,41 . aildjlit . ialaaig _ . 'WS litii•T'P: c .Ikeart t *her iiatast.ote , ski t wie t o aip i t e P o s e 1, v o t scrim, aarrosode biro. .6110 ' 40 4, ~ is .., 4 im . vA rg.42=lll ll.lllllll4l.lll l=riairro=ailamialiaari=i ''.- 1 how are at this no c wa rSanir .: - We 'CV aitli' ...t . , . ji ti l it tt unt . l4.. , - • r 0 1 P P 4 4l ;n filk p" kg at ttir esit i us - eats' ,:* Pith itilea Iptgli - Tei, leletask, that bud pit Iniff ie r su rp-.. 4 9 4 43, 06 1 5a5 t riesa gla 46 / 4 . d el ic a isi t . yaw ; :Er, ' r , ....t?i.drlar , *sr 4015*Awris.. 'if V....i.00r . 4 Arsq. ' !Martha mortaill gratalafalpotrllapa?ffarlUtimaltltr. '~ II yi • _ ~ 111 r .; , - r - +*n. - ~•,. ,~ I th Ai'. sn •l th al IP re 1 In I 4