The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-15 00:00:00

.. INDIA SII%WLS ON SAL& ,ADIES or GENTLEMEN desirous of pur. . 111 - 4 vhasing . eurinus INDIA SHAWLS, hare new an op ipavtunity of turnecting the LARGEST COLLECTION ever Deena's Sale, by applying at WILLIAM and DAVID JR REMIrs Muslin, Linen, and Shawl ROOMS, No 148, Strand, wear Somerset-hove. N. O. The full value given for Indialhawls, Gold and Sit ter ftlublins, A NTA.I.Em ENT id . FACTS, delivered to the KNOR-ULNERAL of INDIA. on his Arrival at Martem•• Prise Sr. M. ." This 4 tateliirtil IS I),i Mr. Petrie, and we moat cordially . re ranagagad it tw i li4eggroktiutoutrjEtgaikrl 4 _ It is charactertned thflit4,4;ttut ns tration,-good•leniN ad fbelfrtect? ditty. .We It I. e itflttt rentl,a Narrative,. which. to the first face of It, looked su erihch Hike fluffs. We have not the shadow of doubt tat., if hit, athrir *ad 'beets roildwid,,tlevery tutpleasuot ormrence hich .tas aappetied id ludry adjiht have ken ef ' fetiMilyistienttlit." • „` I • 3V, • , Edinburgh Revlon'. 3rat..37, page 3`.1 f . . . • Tribtedlfortfooekdale, Juts. Al, ral!- ,~,4. y, „ .otlt).l.‘ p.iegas. • CAllitilltD TUIS DAT.] REGGIO, Atm. 3.—The English appear more terrified than ever at our preparations, they have united, between .W.ssi , ts tiro Pharo, all the forces *hick t hey have in the Tyrtnnean seas. Daring the last few days we have' reckoned fire ships of the line, two of whie carry SO gnus, and are lying at anchor in the canal. Four brigs of war mad many frigates an c:4vetrllisi are COMM taliy sqiiiii&betwee.l ll. , eAgio and thst Pizzo. let all those grand means of devotee do not ecure the English merchants ritablishedilt Melina. Their crierchamtlise are sold for a mete nothing, and daily loaded vessels sail from order to seek shelter in a place less ex. pised. Their Excelleides, the Ministers of the Interior sad Finance.. :air‘it Mill at tteggio.---(dbeilie du Nord, Aug. ff.) : • COrINI“011ig; Atia. f7.---We read in the Official Gaudio of io-day he following irticl►t : ' e Tilt Stredish Ambassador has this day notified to our Court, agreeably to the order which he re eelv ed from Orebro, :Ih4 of . this Isonth, thic . 411.11116•1111 election ereite 'Highness, the Punto Conti, as successor to the throne !deden. I 44. We last week foresaw that the choice of the 'lmembly of the States would fall upon this Prince, who a during the last two years which he has corn. mantled in D...uniark, has acquired by his benevolent luteutiuns the 'esteem and gratitUde of the Danes." ~—(Citnee Paper.) •Auasav sex, A.99,;2%-.-YestiprAiy morning, a Courier passed I tin'Aqh this city, whom Cosset Ott,,. the French iiinister:OlVienua l lsed:diepatched fruit), ' the , me tuP44 : , partiellat- ostlers to .satll the pustaaasters,,te l cor ' wird blab at heir peril, **ilkall poesible expedition, lus) : 44(tigAe last the Freuelt covrlirt expet)itod. • Voilipinactsi • Altai 28.—:1n NOM*? the &14- • fi g!.ecablo.iattilfigause has beau viaceived fruso,Trum. ;,,M4 l ,kket At DAnisti tnerellent vessels hirrobeecteap -1 tared by the onenif's-cruiser. thu 1 -2-111 t last. an &nglish 'convoy, composed at . lFto paaffil thu Belt, stendius to the nurt h • Yard s ' - trader proteCtioss two ,shfOi ot the line,. I ' • kis s ' An d tykp inn.bfta. One of the .- r frigihes 11'0 a Very smart onagegaent with :four of gee gen.beats cutninandeti •pi ' who had .ttctleded in cutting off Some of • the s ,uthe:nutoct skips, but were obliged 4o..spoir . .•bit privs, in ciniscwience of a ship of the line bearil up in support of tho frigatv.-4Porre i• r. 1 .+111 • " A uo. 30.--Orde rs have heck ee • iaifed Ire to attach all American ships found in: • tilts Iseektive. jn pursuance of his Danish W. urge..„ 4 strict embargo has been laid IA all• ob*pies its the %ester's pirtaof the Duchies allot in . 11t: pbc.--(Correses.gent, Sept. i.) 7• , -• Ragfallll9 Aug. kate King tit 801 1. isitesids to,,speud bit w hole month of.eptceiber in T•4o,)tise ; his Nasid! alau4iug..;—{Correfpoii; dent, ,dept. 1.1 . s • t P'0" 1 . I lif 4 l4 l ° Nit reten fif" . ..ll(filmaaftl.,. by .0 . 3q1; lle !AY to AlteiibgtK, tend' 0 , 1 .4 I :l 4 Yell he p 11 R 1 , 4 1 1,6 5H, 1 7," ',Weimar to. 5. 4 itzeo 4 l4. ; 0 1.' 1 1 4 e!ro,eu 4l . l l that he would eta, at liererli!tifill. 1 1,41 4 1 V11 44 +. Ault ` 27 ! 7 "Bti r ?" 4lq9er i Ific aPP . ' . pipioted french A.mtkassador at Stoekkals, psiti* through this ci!) , tu.day, ou I* ti:ai to Ow 47#/fo Of his tle&tittation. .‘ 1 1 • HAusunott, AUG. SB.—The following vs to.dsfk published here:— n qdc.e. .” Tl t d , ,rtrtor ut.the. customhouse econinuto. , • rut te , the merchants ow . he bas receirctl -Croce ti ter;, French 9eiernment *goers for the port of ". ItoOusgh, 10 Yor Z A ttbeek, and 1.0 tor Rrial,cp.— To obtain thee liceneca.i3 is Tyinisite that the ships should be real Ilamborchers, Preteettfe!W cf:4 4 u. • bet:leers, and froal thetOliSrkeill s: ". The cargo sat eotr4s4 itcortil flour, end other articles, tad p,r041 itOgiOeirfnany, and may be ..loaded, NherrfrT Ate Senile!. thinks pro. per, even in England ; bet aftcrwattbilhe said ship h to be feet to 119orileans e The.!htp may !ail to as; nue of tke Ibrce . Francis porta,. eithyr lq bstlest, with wood, hemp, - • or pitels; or other Northern' pvottects, fit for the B .' fervice. 4.14 tgsrkle ;or Olive* - with linen or hemp, yarn". , from the Onriase 4setet), hoe), brass, hrottee, satire %ire, ac74hetti sack ifiiliies 2 hogs! bristlea l NoOlefn 0 0 ' 1 82 if ern stio 9 fintalts. The owner is Til . tiswist; to Oake s 0 c li q ? or hero r ll . 'ATESMAS. •• objected to by the persons in authority, and finding that Cis- N Laos and MI party persioed, by a Stratartn they nhtt.ined putsercinn of their persond, and put theta, it it o ut bionishect, on board a,ifhip le the river, toid directed the Captain to coa-' vey them to Old Spain." -........... .4 By an account of the increase and diminotion cif be number mad amount of all salar i es , entothments muslitapaulwa .4migie..effiusain Coca t [trio' it, laid 6ufora.l4,ll.uuse of ijounoas,, it appears, that, MA the Weenie ligal 19}12,177 19 119 - The dinaiwAtios - 17A91 4 116 Balance of increase - la 181 e, the ioerease was - The diminution Balance of increase - 94,416 - 14 9 /96,091'19 'if ti 11.676 16 10* ' 106,217 16 2* . We hare given a Third Letter from our Corm. spnnitent " 4 CARLoS,” at SIIEFFIELD. These letters will he found extremely important, not merely as relating to the political concerns of ;ilseefece, but because they dcvclope the system of deception, as well as of undue influence, which is practised by the PEOPLE'S enemies. By the way, it semi the Culler's Company in that town has given a grand dinner to a number of Gentlemen, among whom was Lord Itlft,eam. On his Lordship's health being drank, his Lordship made a speech, which will do him very little service, and less bo now. Indeed, it will render him no service, an. less he is resolved to come into power at any price, sod then, we can't pretend to say what it may do. His Lordship Complains of a Resolution of the town, last Spring, relative to his conduct. The Resolution accused Lord MILTON of having , deliberately deceived the Freeholders of the County of York. His Lordship had said, in a speech as Candidate for that County, he would endeavour " to root out the seeds of corruption,"—and his recent conduct not perfectly according with that idea, the Resolution in question paned at Sheffield. His Lordship, in his speech to the CUTLERS, says his former words were not capable of a literal construc tion, and therefore he is not much bound by them ; but taking them in a literal sense, he is to judge- . -- what those seeds are, and where they are to be found, and therefore he is still less bound by the words. This is very good reasoning probably for my_Lord Mturon, and may answer his purpose; but it , will du nothing towards convincing' the peu. plo of this coautiy, that he is likely to be one of these who way still Imam country t I other, because better for tiv.tn ! l'i,s ~t c. „1 , 1 1 , 4 the result, if the Public were in opposition to NI,. -KEMaLE. They would •be the Cont ract- b reaker:, and not he. But it is , sot the Punric who ()pose. the Theatre. The Puat.tc issatisfied ! The NH.% i t neutral, at least. The Punuc (1.) not w ant to carry on this warfare, unmeaning in one way, and mostd, l ~ gerotts in another; theydo net want to carry it ~„ rjr neadecivate benefit! They are sick of contesti witl N object, when they have other things to thiLk nit Tiiii iiiil",‘' then the Public wbo try to enforce die :old . Contract ; nor is it Mr. KssßLg itilo [ is br.tken the final, and therefore the binding c on , , tract ! _ a native of Il etico, S a P r a ct a e i l d rum Norf o lk ta d sr. Extract of a l e ap t . from. Nay York, (toed w A h ur t s o t o 7 k th pa t s — s : g 4 e A in rived at Havanna, w ith intention to go to Co t . peachy, has been arrested and confined at 1144,141. A number of inflammatory papers were found among his lugga l ce ; and it is supposed he will b. condemned as a spy and suffer death." The Hum C. A. [lams, of the Bengal Coil Establishment, has, we understand, been appo: li t e d Governor of Prince of Wales's Island. Wo are sorry to learn that our 611 4)1411g on n North-cast coat, pLirticulai ly off Waal* 4 6 suf. (eyed considerable damage from the late tealltstous The 'hint: *of a Morning Paper, recommtedi ug the discontinuance of the allowance of stationary to persons in office, for their private use, was pro bib!), sug,gested by the proceeding of a late P. master-General of the Forces, who, Newt quit, ting his office, laid in a stock of stationary fur may years to come. Lord WELLINQTON'S public (micro to !herons. guese, to retire at the approach of the French, hal been attended to effectually. In the vicimity u t C sm all F w r a c s n c w ab considerable d avalciug i dtp:a or corn and Httier provisions; the inhabitants knelt village, took neat them as much corn as suited (heir coneenience, and set fire to that which they could not carry aaoy. Pri, ate letters from the British army in Portugal, announce the death of the Capt. STEWA RT, Second brother of Lord CasTLEREACIte. Attesprose has been sent off to Ireland to communicate fbc d. flirting intelligence to Lord CASTLEREAGH, Rho arrived lately in that country, from London, by the way of Portpatrick and D oiaghatice. Captain the Honourable T. If. STEWART was the third soli d the Eaii of Losiorkioni.itity. !le lead just com pit.i,•tt hi, '2oth year, having been born the 27th of August, 1790. lie was a very fine young tarn, asi was considered a very promising offteer. O ur readers will have observed the advertisement otteritig a reward of two hundred guineas for tie apprehension of Dr. Itoberton, the Arcouctieur. The charge against him is wilful murder of to iv, fent, extracted from the womb under circuitittastu the moot shocking. But he made a prokstiosal defence, which induced two most honourable meg to enter into high bail for leis appearance, From it ' bail he has flown. It will he seen, thaCilla 9,lliiosition to COVENT GARDEN THEATRE increases in •stiength, and that its violence. increases in a daglee surpassing even that of its strength. This is to •be attributed, in great part, to the chords being artfully touched, in the feelings awl passions of those who are the most apt to obey . impulie, and reflect lust upon its mo- lives or results. No one, who kndws human pas. 11141 4 es ' terday, the first division of that distingeilemi sioin s . --and bas once seed multitudes set into actions Corps, the 50th Regiment, cometancl•-•1 by Lieut.. wonders to see what ii 'penistg at the Theatre. It Coioliel Cuatmes STEWART, marched irsto Pont. ... would bo wonderful, iodised, if it. were otherwise; for mouth, and immediately went on board !hell/wont % then ;. weshOuld alreadylittets ArtiVei at that point Sir ,ir Joan., Goes. The V , este' , ftfeele, Capeun where Reform would be useless; by the anticipation IsOUSTuN, ta k es part of ine 50t h; mole deceit. , lion is now - mentioned to be Portugal. Kelton of a Widely.spread reasenabielenailluct ! I.let, al" . says, that besides the Duke of Baueswiee's Cori . .., though this 'kW of the sifieet be correct ; asscril- and' some • Regiments of the Line, that the ti:h though it select all the seeming difficulties of this Dragoons, 21 Foot or Queen's, 35th, 4td, and case, leaving, therefore, little liepe,Of a sliontannous s . otoe . other .Regiments , will be sent to reieforce Loral yv aLLINOTON. cure of the distemper, yet it May not be atnits.to At this time; when the breed of the l'tfcrins examine briefly—upon what species of reasoning r ii;c,lcs'is 'So 'usefully promoted in this country, it men have been led, or hurried, into the present op; will'lle some encouragement to those who are cry position to Covent..girden Theatre ? Wo use , 'gaged in. this speculation, to be informed of the • the word reasoning; because there attest be. some., •.e present deteriorated state if wool in Spain, and of the unfavourable prospect of its growth Under the thing of that - kind to; , touch the P' is '!"'s 50 difficulties to - which every beneficial object iii earl' deeply as they arc i 9 this question. Alen may culture is exposed *in that country. Tile following reason strongly, though fals e ly ; but soles, they 'is' the 'extract of a letter from a most respectable do reason in some shape, they cannot; fall intensely. authority e— " Ildamtio,Jecn l6 . The whole argu meet we ooftblever gather from i nelivis.• 4 01 The crop of fine wool, of an de.crintimn, is Wormed in, • • ,t • A .! -wip duals in ibis opposition tar -thast the ceoprietors of I I ! ! ed lai th i e n Tulare u 0.4 k u i s n a g u d i ton n . un Ze elate it 1s t y o eu b :• . 1 ,.,t. ii, , ,, , ,,, , l bw trot .Covent G a rd c p i Theatpc how lorokci 04... contrac ts not be 'tint!! al.:m.l.'lot, the Storks lustre' beeir diminished. "'I and 'that it iejustiiibte in the . Public to einforce :tip ... • r . . only k ithe tafavouranlettilts of the beapani bit Isl, o •P*l 4 " /" I ... I,eprefilteglt journeys they' I%iee-Iseenuttligetrto take. NI contract by compulsion. Tbe Wail etioi of : rhike-e; • so, r lia`fskrliniZereiftfi•;"'f ii .t u re re eti th e c nt w it;e w :i, , ( l 6 o c a ha c t!' , e gi t: n et ri r parlatiat flu tliel Within *the compass ortwo'words. Iktr..• its outoparison iv tot its former st:ai:, butt' in respect to tosser ----*----- - ---f " sess• n J Adige." KEMILS hal not Nro4dot kis , costract i and it ittl4st -.-. - I i ' c ' • f • ' -. "41-frells the; ences are now grante d for empty cc the..PoOfic" wltoare opposing Min. , Ike. ',re-*. .aitt*, to expire on the Ist of Januarys 18th ma pbsitOrts t therefor, archaise g• and no reasonable. ineit I ormetly issifect,'lliat, terealtmte ritattrebet! emelt can lea ...._built. yptini 'them, no reasonable action "ptiViudg Arm to be extended to that date. .. . ,• can b th e fou it d Ott aid*. Those for whose advan . buttwi-LAsen Tr:ea-rim.; --The " I ' 4 i' r11411 :-- tags a stipulationi is made, may admit of a change ~.. . . doo irrot ments•for the re-bedding of "Drery.teac IP' appear t• be neaTly coneigatid:: . , Mr. Wlll----. i in the teems, upop,sone: new position of the parties. had a coef-e'sene,e othall on hone ', l nil ThoggdgY, S id i ':'rtlis,itai precisely' the case in the present question. in s ltuyett Iffighestea . -.sal beelsos":,of CLaussec el: 'Mr. ;Kzmnr.s found himself ies an unexpected situa. the Sub, eef,' ,'74i.' WiiiNsitOttilirreturn from Ise!, , tion, (rose the operation of his Treaty kt the Crown." fordshire as elms connected with that bushls. lie and,Anchor, combined with another circumstance. from lie conceiver that the Public will••relietO him froth • fL ont i o „ , is o d e ' of the'Canantittee under the new Act. •A gentleman,- of the name- of Redhead, .1. that embarrassment on his stating . the (Jet t who has for a short time since lodged ..' - dore -- stitte-thefeette the Psyftwc, .and Ilse Plllli i .l l:4 :4 l s44 4"" t7r l44 4y q' ias w t, as m. t .a hi r ro M w a n rga rr t ( e ) , ls an a d b g r g i e ied flO tihul y rie'; releaie'hiM host thi rigou'riif his (;ONTILWZ,lif f ib/t as ti ) accasilin his death a few hours after. i TO' diluting' Aacrrnaa. lie performs the Litt*, .wiiii.l. The infield , lints of St. George's• fi eede ani_ . A even woluntirilaccosnmodations to the Public. Id bet e l is p erm itted twang epo* the latest Contract, Which r i ie • i bells are perpetually.defrateled by falso *reign"' 4 „few visits from the Annopusce Jury Itou of course annulled the former one ; and nis person if. i b ii foe • • , . Aervi•ceablefo*.4bose . t rhouus ng • • 1 • i BO says,__" You arc doing wrong;"' or even Inillnaies the New Chapel, Cheltenham,. on s r billial ' 31 . ' 1 of '' The Rey: Rowcatin HILL after the settee j that he means hereafter to say so ! Now, _tek - a . the-congregafion fwiticis was eery let;' l .o - Ibis elb)bet'of -I -Siinday Stkools. ill aid °I ; ic i • breach of Contract is there in all Oita How call . •••• f-,. ..,,, zil, ill 0. • 7 * • ' 444 di iLriertleatn"was • ta n preaeltine; ewe ear* .., tau, gam , say that 4e has broken bis Contract ?..... •'• i - • • f.. I that ennui's' . • . Lant, their ettgadance at the Ch 4110• ',The - becieb is is the other quarter. lie has made a ° oir p oi t i e t,lio i f ientean „f prem mins thei .i r g tio ssa7f, contract•with a Public, willing to relieve him. Aell,ei- , 7 , • r bit ° . pea a •haraighip not intended to be put upon hint,. Aii,44iit.g.,.. with true bunevuleuce , sea 11 . kitihey (if the Peblic were II .el • . "41"trit ' n ot one P n"d ' • " mid fl i Poisible'imilloyt.t , bograikett as ituticu - 0 . reA! y colieero. ill , -. t he hoiin, mate 6 pit Doghertg* - 0 0 tile - I.pretent coolest ) arc now, without clothes, • --* ' -• • liTe • n ' .- COIN ,.. _. l ie otC;•tbe , fornser having passi folleet . elk _,„, 10 11 kiri4iiiit intirmation . of flte "deslctS, ,z:fsioyed to ;bows of I nitt i eu ip un ; whie•'h p:rev:iii , et. i aii* ,-...--. Oleic last concedeci contract, and to enforce Our fronicoaibat.' 'He bat lost*. in 1111141 7 44 ' • • .., . A to, and under bail for its return to the Ilanschtic towns, a return cargo of wines, brandies, or Freneh fabriest ed goods, to the value of those ar. Ass:ofhietaigo consisted dt the slay of Ms depalurti: The %hip Gan take no corn or Oar as it ?Curti cargo. ." qbtais a licence, the owner must address . himself; in Writing; to the Director of the Cussom. house, sending him a. signed declaration `ite,The name of the ship, her size, reckoning two thousand weight to a tots,.. or load ; the number of the men, the name of the Captain, and the name of the' house which is to be bail for the said ship ; the name of the harbour in France to Which it is destined.; and a full declara tion of all the goods in kind and value. Tile owner must, before the ship can leave the harbour, pay to the Director the sum of GO francs per ton. " This licence to be in force for one voyage, but a ship may get a hew one na the same - conditions ; gain and returning is reckoutd_croyAge. (Signed) EVDEL." Rcooto, Atm. 6.—lt is generally believed here that the misfortune which befel the convoy, com manded by Capt. Gates°to, and more particularly me unfortunate action. of Amantia, In consecutence of which Capt. Cerracuola's convoy was lost, and along with it a large collection of articles of the utmost importance for the completion of the expe. (haul', with all the barges destined for the cavalry, are likely to protract the intended descent in Sicily fur a considerable titno. MI the troops who are concentrated in the environs of Ruguaria and Scilla, as well as in the camp near Melia, lave received orders to go into cantonments in the neighbouring villags.—(Correspondent, Aug-. 31.) The _Proprietor of TILE ATEsuAN having re ceived lettcrsfrom Dublin, stating, that an agent of a new London Evening Paper is now in that city, pursuing the same dishonourable steps to procure a circulation of the Paper, which have been unsuccessfully practised and exposed here. It is therefore requested the Friends and Sub. scribers to THE STATESMAN will be guarded against any imposition that may be attempted to be practised aqua them. A• 1 Juni. Nils. - Dup .. i 1 DoWin ~... t . 0 ... iVnterford . • • ..... • • • 1.... • 0:.. - ' ' CAMS •4 •••••••• - eeeeee ••••• I A ' , •• • • Lisboa • • • ••• OA/ , • 0 I 1 • a; liebigehtild 0, • . • 4 0 (11•' wrictoi fills DAY AT 0141iO'CLOCK. 3 . pa Cent. Red. (slat.) t a per Cast. • • Omblum 4 dis. - . TH ST.47ESIVIAN. LONDON: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1810. We have this morning received German Papers to the 2d instant, from which we have•given every thing that.fs material; and must refer our Readers to the extract!! like a•bsequent column. The re. cent commereildiegififfians atflamburgh are wor. thy of motley. Gentfonian who loft Koniiptbarg as late aft the tad of last inowth; informs es that . it was generally befit:vv(' there that wnr wOOld In a short time he deelated : by Itatida agsitrt Franey. Ti,. motive of hostility as stated tribe, that .sloce the elgstion of flinwatkotrc dignity of Crown Prince of Sweden, an iatiiimairms had been given by Boni. rs,arc that Abe' 4streneer NI Finland to its former Sovereign must bo the cons equenfe of that appoint. moot. Tho same person "add's, that no idea was .entereitin,ed thairaertattitqc.,W,lw l tatet would retire o.n slation to traeafer his sceptre to the Prince OrNEUF I CII ' ATEL. " • • 'Priiat St. Pelersbersh letters have been *Veined .to.tfwveemot (lute of the 2l of last aionth. • The bilitiug and mercantile concerns in that city were . ,much di organized by the political obstroctioni.to Ara e; and the consequence had been the.failire of "the . htinse of CsiseAvus lttittt, in eminent banker. Warciiiltd; - 77Thls is not - the principal banking establishment sr iutisnitirly connected with, tuitieVYlif •in flueuCe 'bier; •the Russian C 43A0114 ISMS Ike twaskeCof CAulani. 9quivraiodttOfi:OfkAtittion. f '• a.' • „, • !, • • 4 •*: Leiter; hafelgit iiioed . from Vostiati" to tire 71 dn ate of thc,th es— ,urk 4o ~ thc it l ot last. month. ...Adrices Isad-been from New Orleans,' that two Freqh torsaitsy f.ll DSc derdifostebello and L'lntrcpide;• had beta csodentued'is. the District Court 4t4bst plaie, for ! io a Goit the Neon-Intercourse Act: It lvas bclierSd *lst; that Petite Chance would , sitars the same ,laio. We have received the following communication from the R.io du la Plata, twelve days later than 'our previous accounts, and announcing some irto. portant occurrences there:— " BUENOS -AYRES, Jove 17 • consequence of She arrival of a ship from Cadln, -Oat ing, that the Regency there had been acknowledged by all the iroitinces of the ZiAtithev Country, as wen as by the Eutopeab gown, iplfitte with her, a sensation was prad t ted the public mind, and dsip Viceroy, preos, the late beeni appeinidlOtilsciPlapreine Junta, amid the Membeniii4 the blitloilvtio were of his party, wished ke• re-401blifitt be 441' Government, and En rein tree the 34614 tfialeti g l beett appointed at the Revelotiou. This proceeding was or cos . . • .