The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-06 00:00:00

; S o 'l • PRICK OF STOOLS TOIS DAY AT O. Oast %lock per CN. Nlyy 9 9 r r Cent Red. IR Alt 1•444,P01ift, 15 per 3 er Cesc. Cocoa. --- MOM Convie46 Per Ace. PM; • • pmg`autb. 1011161 15-16 4 per Cent. 111140 0 .4 5441 . Nilk, 19 . 90 p lON , tiTA - TESMAN. LQ.NDON : • MIA% nest A kir 1, 1118. The mode* 1 ippelit the feast Committees by &allot. serve motto seri carried is the eilinsative in both 'Now) of Parlieroent last **ht. The mode of closing Contiriltiees by .Ballot, instead of open no. erioation, has been long understood by the Peblit, end steeds so espianstion. Tito Ministers, by this Steetri, as we 'hire .befors said, appoint ,theitown; Committee to investigate their right .to theindeln ''silty which they claim for iinf 'flag/Mot abesesvoweat led in the eseattibn aides eliti.cottetkelloaal pima* grenti4 to them bt the 4 Seipensiont Aet-weltat is la say, they win ere tir belga, wattmeters, joirti • end determine•fhat :fay knit bgeoned:laidat potrutt with erodefratierc u m4that sbey fought to be I.dewei. Jl 'Mid. This procedur s ic ts . lay the 40 tar i4,4etaitethe cafe where it,foen4 it. tielme'whist ••ght that tlor . Bill of indemnity ough t err NI palsied will chefii - hie opinion en theßep l oot ufakoimraittse Sirioastkiiiio; sod few thereat. wit sbicoaderit - et Ministers and their. ars4, ! witli i. loscrisPt l 4 l . ‘ Sospeusion of .the fhtbefri feed' their :,webiequent proceedings, thte . Winsiff . disobt 'lir at Ms: tient, that overshot one 'WO cis, referred its • cision of a British Jety,. a 4rdict 'SUM ISP:Atilab 'pipit the authors of t these unetiostitainal snit cruel acts. Yet these men are likely to 'receive . feat Afie Repreastatives of the Britisii * Peoplit the eine/it* _of an Indemuityl Seek are the dillireiet tdeete of pore sad corrupt lestitetions; The niiiiiers hi tire . Lords, for the appolntasest •hi w Gommitteo according to the wishes of the Ministry, priswd.with. oat the formality of voting ; "end theegh the lame importsat spathe came on by prattle* ledge ' the Commons, the Hesse wee so fide, Meths the division that took plate, tbebst in the Semi's, aid • perhaps a ssenteveliis use frost lita melt that may attend it, the Somber, were, 101 ter Lord CASTLI. NEAGH'S plan of ballot, end only 29 against .it n— it revokes ne estraordinary sagacity to divinethe Report et these Committees, when It is known that the Gil Cnamcst.Loa, Lord Livssectot., Lon, ' Ss Lord Lord HAILILOWSY, • are bigieberi of Os' le the Upper ifeifti, ; Where the inn s ,lariaitlit pasties it 11.01.1 IS, titat - theli Liirdsbipe' postagttees are ufeer elapetiOvettlretri Sidi origami impeisteent, to sad for portions,' psych, and re.' •cords ; and Lord Casviataimiti;•by avoldieg the suede of submitting individual aeries toga scrutiny of the Boos of Comatose,: can lad 'le tbe :report from the glasses, none bat such friendlies tan stood michallengsd by his side, and who, in Probability, have as little disposition tested for'tho proper per sons end papers to report open,* his Lordship. We venture to predict that we shall "hear nothing of the evideuce, the proceedings, asithst bills Of charges of the notorious Spies Otivyr; CO. in the Reports of either of lives? . Ciesigeittees ;*- and still leas of 14e suffeliings aud sAdsiha of the yeti tipltitS for itefonn, olio 'Wert sefad in List Sao. •,. c i t e of a cotsiiitiainal right, aid honied to solitary Sengeosts; . . Hi' Order thit the *eau logs, of which :04: (grimed' a pert, might be pet' dawn. .ft Hilt be said •Orititiii,"(bet aline Vi m : seittees will .Imm./ 'itietrirestkiefr Sfilidoers, whose preseiee con4r.rStriimises.lisisites the' Reports from aoy,:tlbeigib/ remembered, that i ease. pripTiail Vrithlseeibtitit care and ingeoalty, mod supPett4l Aoki! bresitaltlo and writtei evideite.• will be laid . b!tO4 a. that it is _mili*Aeialfai: a . Costasfits. • 'minced, thoogh not „very creditishisj to its Istigriry to conceive it ..tally impasiblis is refush their as.: Net is what it thus sebeiKted le ahem. ktietstefl! will thus &stela their real object---o Bill of ladile.„ pity ; add with the ghettoes or peeled safety;tiiii. *Hi fereigreey , Meth eepaira.bAdieeArty_ iornsii 4 ales of Parliaiiitialllisselisfecliti4 That such biewhile it the belie teebeitiembile might have/bees ibireadi on a trim Retool' tits eontstsnoes et the oberitry, applareld the meat from the amtestrelbet'pvilpeeedoveregroesly dsltNsbtt by the es-parte stiiliaeisti of Masten, is *IMF premed by the opts declaretion of Members of liteCose. SketIOSS theSHISPINS. Sir JOHN SISIRIOUT declared' bet night in the Hesse of Commons, that his volthiel the Sweeties of the Habeas Capes Act bed bit obtained from Mak Ii the delesive Report of the Oar- mar Committee. After such avowals as these, what .credit can be attailred to the garbled and seised- Igneous trash, got up fat,the purpose ) with which the Green Bogs are doled? In all these proceedings of the Government and Abe Representatives o( the People, who are lb,. to have the slavery of ignorsace added to all their other most degrading esithcalments, the British cation will discover fresh remise for coodemning the cooraptioa that thus taints aid impedes the springs of justice,— fresh incitements to shake of the apathy towards their rightsi - the *sly feuotoin of jag pow, which acts of arbitrary end oaparalleled encroechaeot on ',every principle of justice, .wes, for- • time,. Ahmed AS warp their .febelties, sod bereere them if- m r il. "7 *MO arlidliCiffibly eve*. . What esti be Mere , iletivisleleietoll6 deeessiti of Reform in the Mm' eitiratien, and the Aoureably which ceenteosneel • them Secret Comilla.% than the Dialers,' crehlties Whish have sprung oat of um eoqoestittued &Odin 4 to which At gate births The People now see in ' what manier l their right* have beets preserved, and their opinions am respected. They will wait till " the crack of doom" before Ministers them selves will reform their system. That the People are agile alive - to their interests in sows quarters, is n. tisfactorily evinced by the Petitions for Reform which Sir Fiancts Bosom has within these few days pre-' muted to the House of Cowmen,. Meetings aught again to be held is every pert of the kingdom to re peat with virtue and independence the just demands of the Public, for. a coestitetleoal Representation, 'for en ouyiolated Constitution, and for a deliverance from the controui of the tyrannic end imprisoning faction, who bare trampled per the liberties of on off main/ and free-born men, involved them in ruin- Oes sod Moody wets, and see, .up the ~stoldavd of a .defying despotism on the soil of Begieed. Let the fklation cosiider thet the. cause for which it _le 1 ;miserable to its children on math, and to: Oiel Powers der ';1/14k, •Is not yet' wen, . end 'Oh sesiented lidifles which the - onivereal voice,' Ilirittlimbellite to disine law, - tan alone resiress—and• tit the inltabitinte of this taxed and pension-drained ' # 4 O .** k ,_ : _ a ,_____ . ' ' • on theitukterstendiegs by its dread of inne omeaue ,itulliiie,Vlthe biterskig them, and stem the: Is/front' of tvtePt4 she Weis to deprive them t thi power ti4debte traccatipbtints. .; , . _ • . . -4 Tirls•Peperi to the 3d inst. have been received. I t Otie of their foreign grades is highly interesting to Ifettish feelitsg, bat we ere OW to perceive that the telatfou in'Otiellhe ends with ao expressive of doubt as 'to the aecessatg of the horrible circumdeaces stated. ft it 6848001 of MOM marmots at 'tieing, contafited in a Leiter from Gales, •of the I,sth of Jsosaq pmeporting to be related by the V.ice.Con eel fres the Sudimise Coed to Algiers, who bedded from thence** of bettor. It is mated the-the Viet.' Cease' OSsedinia, at Algiers, had arrived at Genoa, who relate" the following facts : --A Sardinian brig had been captured and carried into Algiers, ender the pretence that her papers were not register, The Vice- Consul peotosted agilost the capture, sad proceeded to. the Palace - of tho..rhm t with his collesgees, the other -Centel'. The Der • received them sword in hand, seryounded, by his guards. Tito English Con sul presented ;himself et Al same time, .to complain of acts of violence which bad been amesitted upon his see and his two nieces. They bad bee" *topped iw thelereet ; tie yomog tae m Itedbeep Weill into a dungeon, and the two ladies hailmemeestreyed teethe seraglio of the DLY, where Turkish threes bad bees limits them: The Den io a Eery etdered his Cap► tale of the Geards to bring ie the yoeog Englishome, .11.1“11 bled was cat off in the presence of hie father. The --bleedleg bead was exposed at the pis of the Palace, and the English Corned withdrew trembling. The %Wide. Vise• Consul resolved no other earner to his representation, than an order immedknely to quit Algiers, asmktimy took from him his daughter by forte. _ _ We issee . soseit , difficelty in givieg y ,credit to this horrible -Interne*, as the letter says ie conclesioa fhiViidiliWis'prodably been copied from an Italian Jourtal. tttc coolants being happily an•a•thenti. 'dated, we shilteay nothing of the dety they would obvieeslt impose . upon England, if they should be howl to be ties. we Ann merely say, that if it be diesied necessary to send another espeditine *dant - Illginer: we hope and trust it will be better its result than the last. - - _ Awake, part of tbi foreign intelligence of these `Pt; rebate so Siti plan of a Military Constitution lei GertioldeConfederation. We gave tome days Ali, innasktiol At army sad the rates of its COS 11111obiettertresses of the Contederetioe ore wens and Loseteboorg, to which is to be added MN; toiled to strengthen the defence of the South of Gem. *ii! tio'oepookii if this he. bred blretdy provided 'tar bYioiloosont. est of the Freoch contilbetions: Io 41looinion 1 Weak iollUma Look ;Saar-Louis, one - - - lie passer, -which is to be fortified woi 7 tba . Rigs,; the third rook will _consist.. of lora dosbilt between the nine and tb...ll,iestio lots ' T~ ~~::. ~~: ......." - .......... THEATRES. , . t • -.me— . bitott-elite.-4 new. Piece, entitled The Drae ej Abydos, was' performed list night, for the firie ), tithe i at this Theatre. it is Lord UtttoN's beinlifit Poen* of that same, with a part of The Corsair, adapted to the Stage by Mr. Damotro, of Both. ji the early stages there is little variation frela the od. F gine' story, but the catastrophe is altered to prow l d poetical joAlce. The Poems are so well Immo thy it is almost unnecessary for as to recapitulatethO plot. The'father of Seam AbdoPah, who in Loft Birnon's Poem is said to hare been murdered by lie brother Giuffier, the Dash* w (H. Joni...row), to the sw Tragedy is described as being rescued by g I l i tenti of pirates, at the time its which he was let 4 1 ' lifeless by those who were employed to assimilate him. Of this band be coder the name of Mkta, his comes the,leader, sail the means of liana's, Iris faithful slave, who is governor of Gialier's Henke l is introduced and discovers himself to Sclint (the) • io the Cave where he hid formerly been left as mar. . dered. After this discovery, Sella has no lama. mountable obstacle to bk union with Zakika ) Gill.' fieg'; daughter (Nt rs. 44 aan if m),to whom to had longs been inviolably attached is a brother. They 'wag s together from her father's house by nigh', her are overtaken in the Hiram critical, and Scabs is aloost to foil the victim of Giktfier's hate and dread, when Zuleika interposes and, declares (bet the element le • *Stich be is destroyed l she too resolves to perish by , the poignard- which Ake hails. To her intraotita, his lift is spared, bet he is confined in a whoa, from whence he, at length, - escapes, dis g uised as a Derain, by means of the faithful Hassan 41. ii, however, stopped end brought by the nataard guards into the presence of . Giajjar ; in is those mild he excites suspicion by his doubtful answers ? and eta. willingness to shore in the bloat whiefr if prepared to celebrate the marriage which Waffler lutihalli should ,sake piece between his .dsochter and Osman Be, . (I..Cootte), the Timariot Chief. At the ailment in which the Derake is about to be seized, the hose • strikes at which it had been preconcerted dot Mirti ... r (Selines father) with his followers should storm the . Palace of Ciqffier. A desperate conflict ensues, in ! which Gieler, Struck with remote end terror, falls unarmed befortOthe presence of his much-injured brother, wheat be had supported . many years dead.— Memeebil• the *ram it forted to be in flames, aid tile shrieks of litalreika, with /hose of other feraileS ' confined then' s *, heard. Salim rushes through the ,conftsgralion, tild returns with Zukika in his arms. The elegant scenery, •jatiicioas mechanism, sad ipletudid decoration with which this new Piece im, rbleavett 'forward, excited much epprnhation, and eistribited Ouch to the success of the Piece, wide& kin Itself rather toe solemn end too long. Thetaade t , ~ too, was happy and appropriate. !Seca, in the , ICoorse of yesterday,. eveelog's performance, ovo ' basoorod With at Ala end deserved applause as perhaps ever roodeed. So powerful was the effect his eeSieVi_tbet when Mr. Pore, in the fi rst jags . sad bilt.lllssae JeLIIISTOS, .fleTtatlfdll, CMS! (4 ,aeses 'pp oppeored, .ot '. a 0 ,461 4 1 114 - 4 *APititid lifttotn, lid 4: - - , ;mask, of olliMokost. . 'rlielolifisitt 4114:00eitesogitiliyed, fa . 10eifOr of their , presence, 4o sare'llitibit, se. 'ettegalpenied by the principal it Peeirsiitisitit If the thiaire . H er .., Royal id . rglk was droosedlo white eitin.iew . ~. ormi .• • • : I -.-Cot-omtnme.--iLoot night the '6 1 04 4 'Riede was Ps;Vltrwied tot roost tiottiereeetasthellt a. • mewed!! thrologitOit with greet' applause. .. pima arOff‘ticege . ik . id the Piet - yesterday,, end 'is 1 1 1!• Pt,/ brk4onti,priat -; for ma!' pie! too yollik or : wooknof ~. fiery toinately set° forther pert. lefts,' , -Li.. At - . 'irodaction of att. 114LLItite, et sew. IRigki.. .I*l 61409 .10IS,Cst Foi :frita tan 4 41 st 11/41414,4110r rillkiaai: TboTtagirdy of . Rib . ;044$1'..tbe*Mlittf'Sett*.141gtptioto4 aril s e ociest diiren; ket *I is`eeiklaHl * tlsp at#leol . er MASelft. eitucorod s rOupt, than itn4f ofi'irtalktypiline. That o grolditilotr,.OrroklaleilA - lie;41 1 , table degree !pimifilibe4tlittor.:roge4;. . *el repents. 100Dr` ,3 .b** (1 ,... , IdObir i • Aiii*Pk: b 7 661.4 „ . shoes S itok 4efiettii4 e Ttu ), „aft . et i , hist ve ajillotr,)444etiCe ky ate . pee, 4 :. *agelop a prOVinekt 54 . 1 2A 01 O r OWt -" I' 4° 7 944,1014 proof !A Owl crhims74l,l ll l lo , l 4, t ,1.1 /AM and atithe spirit and di. rotates's( of thg4',cioadectorg.4.:gieAcoadrosal &ale. fosfis,Sitiatai AO without top, fabaliodf nub hese 'io, .ottifb- .woe of. iteval,s.iir it a noill.wgit to be - - ' 44 4rikoii . etvitr ni elt i ."4ralikWlVl" . ' 'Atli coot " , . I t Y .0 4 it - . 1016 t MIS* . o, Of 010114)10. - OM 104 0 . 0 nn i :0 04 111.1141' 111( .. .MOWN ilis *lftbiaral ibt . psctio -i 4 lg l 6lloileleivill tltf,.. 111811C4,. by Pews • feibilia is 4 hici othrtgadtmot oot,reso• *ppm+, WI Oliakr I._gooefe'riltoittrtiottoo es soy forrarrec einion. . Do itetigg 4 . hibio „Olin'. in the, Ow geetie vat's eloctriOet t* twat. and, the impressioe eke inido, .Will. be long -remesiherecl. • The part of razio 4%C - welt performed by Mr. C. Kunst'', end 1134ailannupgayt!mmiget old Bertolowithgreto joke Wet'. WOK of the characters were well aep. - POU'lle. :• - - • - ' • .-: -, i t -\ - - . inilleinisiiili°ll:lll:7l4:::::::ineacell7l°llll.insi tieft:roLitnneitntitgtili)4tPorCe6d.:l6ldl-.: tboirl.'JAeloss, the -celebrated organist, of Sorel ;Pite`pel, Introduce+ a rolontare. - 4Koirtrit Fast gcnoos.—Wednacdey being ii" Aninteriary of this benevolent Indention. it was tetetwated at the City of London Tavern. Midler' 1 • .. teat r e. . e str: e et p , re.o by a n. gtraudentertaiument, it which •learti lo) N DOPI t Printed sod Publklied by D. Lovett. d tW #43, 1 1180 011INIR. Nei 4, Selishgrp.tuuti, Oloe'ltrl4- Seabii: Prince &MIME bas been eppideted Vetoed Pro prietor of a Regiment in the Renrisa service. Theasperor of Russia was expected at Peters. burgh *boot the 27'tb alt. mad date a short stet there, to set antler Warsaw. • • The Kieg of PRUSSIA was N moo Indisposed as to be confined to his bad; bet, it is mg; bis Majesty was lu no danger ; tad it is mintioned that b• fates& to takes joaritej to Petnrsbargh is tile course of the Weser to tisk his daughter. It is mew wetted that the Coigne. Id Setereirs will take piss at Vista. Me Ma*poet lisathletes, and else frog Flawl dere, the latter eith Brussels Pipers twat id lestl have stirs arrived since yosterday.—'rise self article in them of any ireperteeesi is ow frees Freehfort t ' slatirwilost Corset Ritiessan, the Frinoltirtioitter iheeo*, eisibetettoeverel metes to the /4•44141i0O; iaislistP nelri wog ADP* 44 .its prosclibed •• . 11••••"....P.,,,...11.111r7gmen...............=_ Soma of ON exits', home,. aril S.' 1 . 00 ., as . 01000 disitieerser, inagaitlfthili Mi.* bay, *as •• Seeds at MS dispiselraiisismt dense . Soy sun at mocasity. anard),tiailt; . . - ..- • , ~ .. 4....a.: . 4, ' . . , .., ... . .. .. s . .. covet or scion; *WM Ailimiu V. Tionwron.. The Prisoner was brought lute Cold this 1111 ,11 - leg, at the- *soil boor, whew the poweeedings cora mewed. Mr. Cutrrs appeared en babel( of Asn. roan. and cited a variety of eases, toodlog to show that Tawas:cox was not entitled to wage battle.— !rho Learned Coonsel was pleading when we left the Coed, an 4 the proceedings were closeted to occupy the whole day.—The Court was ouch crowded. WINDSOR, Fes. Yesterday Sir 11. HALllieltD arrived at the Castle, from London, is did General MAIiIIIIIII. This morning ett%." t fAlßlNVlite:llTrert the Castle, for London. - The He Mrs. EGERTON left her haute on . Castle.bill 'for • L'ondt.O. '-'Mr. and Mrs. fl. Stsnuora arrived the testis em , rht to the Qualm and PRINCtIMES, lAlll4}6*o-.• e weather being cold, neither .the Qui:en iretotty of the Royal Family bass-been oat these two dare. • • L. •BaionioN, FED. 4.-IPitopiritiont ire • maltint Tor the departure of t, ParfCl 4 1 t0Eirt=..froin his long.continued resien'ce at eh. To.morrow the Lord Bi<tuß: E irrea and his' liAdy retorts to tow.. On Friday er Situully„ the Marqeis. and Marchioness of Cuor.notoeLaT will 'eke their departure from 'the 'Pes'ilt.o. ' Yeutter: day the Duke of :Dosser and . COeitt numiTeß te• turned to London. The Prince 6t. Ile < st•lfea= sato still continues among the distinguished vi. Leiters at the Pevition.. A 'variety of reports ere connected with the visit of this illustrious strangilr; but nothing has transpired 'to warrant a conjecture upon the mission that noir occupies the eeneiderstion of the P 1117 4 .611 Rig INT. (Amndg fiber reesito re, it is mentitmed that his • Ilighuess it suitor to the PrincesiELiZAIIFIV.) • OA Meader, the ed. inst. the foontiation stone of a new Roman Catholg chapel was laid in the Standlalt gele-street, in Wise, by the Rev. R. TdostesoN. " V. G.; a numb sk of coins Mete inelesedin the steno; and after the ceremony a very numerous party of friends to the sodertaking partook of a Very elegant dinner, which wee provided by Mr. Guise, st the Royal lintel Inv, in that Win. • - - 1 • DICALs Fla. s.—isiled last night, after peat., the . Thetis.. Denhae ' for Jamaica.—Came down from the River the Llstedro Campbell • and -Princess Amelia, lialsteniler Madeira j ' sad China; spit as. veal ere o. working through the Gulls. PosttswouTu, *rat. B.—Arrived hit , . Majesty'. ship Tibet,: from a ,creise.—Sailekthi. Agile and Abeona trafrittorts, with troops, for Chatliam.—ite. main of the estward-bound the Leona. -- for the Senth Setts; Bacchus, &V se, for New fork ; the latter, y.esterds4 -• anther, this morning., PLTIVOTi v Fn. for the SentltSeett; DARTWOUTII, Few Iloinme, Muster, on Cadiz, in Willem ' drove about eve miles from five morning--crew eased, and most of the materials, and the 'pond is elected to be gat off. MARGATE, FEL S.—Arrived in 0110 Reich this morning. the brig Mary, Williams, from Antwerp ter Leaden, with so anchor broken, having been ran fool of by a schoosor. LivzsPoot, Fan. 4.-6milMl to Aqiiflayipo s for Calcutta. It has been be pracdco in bile 'tanneries to dray *sly a few Tickets ea tlia Vint Day, riot the Cpp 1111illsitMen of this Lotter" will draw *boat 6,1301 P Tickets, or nearly oneAbird of tba whole Let 4 i t on the 4th of Mord ; and as the Fiest.dree , Prizes avast. be all Capint ois of ,000, , ,4c. ice. besides whet may stiellr - plkckniti. In 6,000 Nembera, we may be ossarld, thatnboobi 4Q Capital Prizes at least will be down doptui 4tkiit being MOM &stellar While Lotteries base contained. Indeed this Sebe formed on a 'capital basison Obi numinous. ,af Ad. nentuters theniselvev,haelsgThaelPrizes of ,C30.d00; with 3,617 other Prizes it' t,OOO, Rsoo, ie. &c. besides Twelve Pipes el Port NO Tillee Blanks. • Bowarrnerr.—Denesufgg Goa**. Aar* t SW. lon, Joke iVard, and essonter Man/ eiblOvireat*,3 : amiastiosts, charged with uttering tested 61. at the wit Old paileylkliaole. __„, _ _. Review/ EXTRAttented.ee.;--.llrOilealler itight. the beautiful and valeible barge Mateo °. 'site, Giocer's Company was entirely divested by soratvob.. bets of the plate glees with which it nes ornamented, r ind the sale* a *Aids exceeded 1601. The vessid, .was placed for safety under .Eh! an of blr: - .Kobtrte.. • respectable beat builder. and wet by blot secured in a barge.house, near Stinsete-mairs limpbeth . ... No discovery .lies yet boss made of lint davit% rob ber.. 1 , • . , Colts littcoatoa. Fee. 6.—The Market i was.w.ell stvp- 1 `plied wills Wbeat tbib .ssorisos : lee samples 11l Alaiday's elcol.—lnisitt Madtlitig Barley at ids notoodawat a 1,,,,bg Pea.; sad ultra tolicks as alieratipe. OM 1011 11116,1) ,Il /MK er. Fn. O. • • i To sag the OW. per weir of 01114 R e ef _ Si. 64. o. do. 44. Hews or CAtiliadidear • ' 1 , Moue ..44. ddi ao s.. Od. limo 4.... VO . yew .... be 64. e• es. GA. il sed lamb .....: 1,98 e, Pork .. De. Od. to 64, 441~ Laid; —.Os.. Od. to Or. 06. -.......a mow . - - Hdiy-witsitirr. 44 Oat lit. to di. lb. , . ' /ter "wit wi.. - ; 1i5.111111.11116, It Os AMB- , bat t't i 4- p la y tio • ost an ,go o•rilt•trionnoonoet or repo on, • est 14040 to, trs•tho call for Mt. Ktas' .4-- tee Nig. greyest', eankiiii. accortibigly bpptik sti4l3ays. ilthee„ for India.- an the Play feriliter447 ma% II e• 4.—Tlio brig Vagidlor, tirik 'n ben voyage inwis, I Ali t i" l l ^ The - e l tinol< 01411011 , rove ors shore at rilsPloo Sand., in their hos bolore of • Ka brace, at 'fire o'clock in the w . r . bailee ) by the audience With . eiwitt . . led eel owes% all of the lame manofootom foaltd,kat of Gar. Thor we all nosadvid for meadow; Ihnutipiataa. plot p o d s 0 4 corridati EXTENSWE FRAVD. .-;• • - peed . oa. 41,4 sapper{- 'zither, keli . ,l oas: I • • llattstos-uousa.—Yeatordey a Itiesf indaall i f • iiip,ol tin the but talithp I-pertain inveatigatioa tank plow bt.tore thi:Loaa mph 6110•44 lite*Ari., in 10 in! I s P ial Vtat it! which Mr. C•. 00111. b .. of. oklaphat, 'pa .ail; and • ' • - - • sad 4 .. f arad won thatitillPiliketaisplfing mi te e 1 s t k0,40w41 sa d , freed oi 'gloat uttlithee:4l -Wakes* ("tidbits *ad, boe•abakpotanooo if)katairef#saetriiitec' ithero.—The Lbab &lave* - totterid the Daihteettstit Whit ,Oalleitiiitr"ll4 ; l4l4lllty, ehee•* ll I Pro to had tiro tangles, ma in bOl. sad la giee4hihe iikhiedies c4Po o 4** l ol, ll Tha ll t+ 4 tit tel . owe riscogailancoo of 1001.ncb, for Molt Biaechit's Ala,* ifolimesh. ,110 folinifY P. et the ant Old Bailoylhatelotte. :7 - . ; g rad efinhietimblitbiy,l4sraler er _ t