The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-29 00:00:00

I be left sot, benne be said it was he ats the fears of the putchasen of nation! he la easy &permeate were three-561n of ea. He stated that lie hew of his own that great neehers w en rattles isolates tuition of nation' property. A greet pot prepristors we n busily employed is t o ar chives of the profeetaros for the per- Lag spclaiss, aad that twisty, had at tested. vet then spoke for the panne of declaring, positive ansener, that there was no ground t alarm on this subject. er, (one of the Royal Commissioners) also at aatfoaal property was sever safer thou at imeniatents were thee rejected : the third carried, tad at sena &Clock the Chamber Monday. Poing. Jaw. 26.—Fin per Cents. 86f. 50e. me, 1,535 f. of a Letter from New Providers*. Dee. 26. e inform yes that set leas than sweaty vet. of which were very large, were os the roast between the nuratis of Jaly aid Deleber, sir holds with dues. In tee of thems'ea.l o than three thoused six bredred of thee ictims were roamed from their native sell is foreign hole ; aid 'snag these poor at. deeds have been ten from their hnsheads. easy ebildrea for ever separated from their y the bud of unfeelieg avarice ! osa, Bee. 17.—Tbe brig Corselia. 3oltuestio ▪ new Bedford for New Shetland lanes MI 4 September. Two days after. the cent soles of the guns! deck, sad altered her hedieg to go to South America. They WOW force from the gamier deck two bears after. lef them remakes(' antions. October f. oat. a Portuguese, stabbet: the first mini the Navel, making au incision 8! inane it tie waited did not prove mortal. Da. scored. The brig arrived at Bonavista, sad the rinplealers were gives ep to the Cosset. and left in irons. Dumont was to*, Pertegeeee Boversment. The Corse. %Wolf salt, mended tea the 28th of Oc her destiaatioa. tof a despatch from Oeeeral Paes, dated atm, at Velem* Nov. 20. 1821 lee lof the messy from Porto Cabello, towards of La Gears, led me to calculate that the s samba there. were to hinge this city, r appositive of its beteg entirely weakened, epee the wearies es mast favrorable fur de• completely the forces which might approach. rade, l gave orders that, as roes as the enemy men by the top, or any other road beadles Anti be waisted. without regard to the ek e of the *staler of the invader bawl greater sad that. cosesaliag the forces with all pas he should be allowed to dewed to Y 6 - ea Sane vary) pretest fusion and bustle , occarrisg wires the pens the Sonia' is pers... It. Wilson and Mr. Lambent leave Paris today ' tdon. understaskuliat these neutrals who bare boss Ltd litre Ole year 181 k aid who have not yet gated is the hermits of his Majesty's Regale ' dos year 1814, hot have bees redacted to hey Head to have an early Moeller: is Louden. Fo to thoweesiblierof Pssibmweal one aaseth...— Meeting is tote ►eld is the ream private ussawer. wastes of it is ter cdesider 'but ensnares it nay tour, to adept. is order tellable she subject of nevaine ef the above eater, before his Majesty. t Meese of Cossawes,or the patine. rives were received frost Odessa yesaseday ef fbe this measly has ;key iwieg earibbsg of lase* The UlligiMma bad sok seeerdiag to scones :; 61 Ittartilleple received at Odessa, bees acce4B d wee doubt was expresed se to the probably as the lung conferences is the Divas bad given o reports of as asfavonrable satire. The I from Vienna, received is town. also deny •Ultimatent bad beta sassed, bat de Dot 'Asir late accounts froes the Turkish capital SS those v way of Odessa. _ _ Jars from St. Potersborg to the Ist issiewd.wolo isterial paper, stau that the opialou there rti daily, that no hostilities would tabs plums iu.eoutemplatiou of a eoatlanatter of puce, the v.:e vas gradually cad steadily rising, !satin Id 91: the quotation by the last letters was • wl below N. Tlte lisustas Feeds runnisod vary slid, though then bed he.. w nuteirial improve they had not at all issileal. The lafereuro Is lad a notion of war been peonlatte they would nlv how ftwoldees Meeting , s = , nosarkst iety • th• D•Y• Ii• r ry. mon, • suns Or laits,AND. (onox ta. avainge ,for geligllALO We regret le slabs the distariatiges la the Booth irelasti, have assamed a cliassiger of moo alarm—. We stated .. Thank% that a party .1 the Military were *swaged with • maltituile of Raped Phonate, sad that the former were obliged to retire. hula( eel wouaded assn behind them. A were osemplete use autheatic *armies of the hrassactios nubs& as yee terday, by which it will be sees, that the army rommaaded by Mrp'Sallivag, gad not I.id Bantry, ad was stated in the letters which Wen pat lass lierrigiotbh The affray it also appears, enures! se Tmidley, sad sot on Mosday. , • While mg-wen writiag, we have remind Ilhelbilmm , leg disftgodeig.latelligesee from a deadline mito Cork . • • • "0. bin. that sae *Wm& is the Age sus, the igarei flogalrisise *Cork was soissind by sleep err d Om Pagagalry. shoat fear gabs gad a half hared Masai+ ''he Coachmaa sad aura were both =bid. tho coach itself thrown el the road and upset , die inalthar cat to piens. As accosat of this trassauties did au reach Cork satil ostiVelesk yesterday aenlag. Then was author report that the reechoes. sad gaud were killed sad sheathe ouch passengers were throws ism a pits Imo theism will be fogad the men correct account. The assuagers-IPM allowed to proceed °afoot ausolested, as far as Illperimg. All that cowry, as far as Bantry, La Ia often of actual • . Cossersiag this affair, the followiggis 011101011. sereived at the Pest-efftee. Thecasch was attacked Wood IffeeraAffilag 4 gad mashmas were weindiel—the *lasi after-, wegilsiare attacked aid defeatid by the with MINN 11 several killed and made prieesers. It hi said the egad, am. harem were demur L This happened shut two &ask the day (Thursday.) Frees lippleary . we have a detail of some sates, paranoid Metered parts of that sweaty. [MN via coca 01111011111&14 CORE, JAN. U.—During yesterday sway . rasseges of a very alarming satin were slut with rupees sea sow Met said to bare takes place ea Meaday. MMus. a party of the way, slider Mutough 013.1 fives, &s e. a Magistrate, asd a body sr the lassrgeste, sear Barn. This place, it appears, Is situate abase tU rg soy l betimes MacreoUsad stry, aid is a Suet insaishi. us and difficult district for the army to operate is. It is said, Mr. O'Sullivan west with Ms party to this spot, for the purpose of anestigg some of die adocresats who remedy made as amok epos •Lord Beatty, bet the peasantry sessmikd ou the lilts is large gamboge, sogadiag bonssad displaying other symptoms drag* once. wine they agderstud for what pupa he made his appearance. Mr. Seinen ssamt however, af er. a smart mullet, in which two of the cushy people were killed, aad a nias of the seas of O'Leary lately wosaded, is arreedag sad Itriaglag late sit of the peruse engaged is this affray. It a stated, that sae of the soldiers wise bad faddishly sepal rated biassed from his party. was cat of by the pes• nifty, sad was bratally saardereL latellignee of tb - transudes haviag readied James Berry. of Ir he lade of - 'Mr - the ~y The matters eirmiestantial meow.. diesel Hamm. we hare not heel able to collect say apse which, we cosh, with propriety. dishiest readen to rely.—(Soiehera Reporter.) The Reporter then proceeds to give the partioslare of the affair at Marrone, which are word for ma, the ems as from the Giroaiele. The Editor thee adds:— " Siam the foregoing was pet in type we hare leant that Mr. O'Sullivan, the ilentleman whose mass is men. dolled, has arrived is tows, and that hie acooaat coma iminees, selistantially, the above particulars, with the MOSIODS that, litaindiag the Military, his party ma Jma at rely enmity lire, of whom Nivea Mrs yoiteg eft, la dlitoota of ftfty who amid en the ecenelos with poet gift sod lipment:es. Ths nembee killed was eerie jolts cad thirty were weasded, s• 4 two wen tabso rs aid -wiled litiP Ro airy. Of the Wed • were steamers is that part of dip' 000siey. Mr. 011411vito also slat" that Iftit dm labia part of the estuary was satoodia rni tr uis ; sod Nnst ibeir woeftares inhibited pietist widow belag taboo io asoolt attletlibe •Iguls. tom WI se bill, Mpg wog - On Thursday the Eitryaleo frigate, Capt. Augusta, W.. 1. Clifford. C. 8.. weal eat of Portsmouth harbour, Steed for the Mediterrassan natiefl. Mr. Hamilton. just appointed Minister at the Court of Naples, It is , will go oat lo this ship. meted elaeekerse 18 pusloop, Mee. Capt. C. Abbott. I e;rived Go Nutley fro. the Wakarusa's statics. She left Mamie the oth of November, sea Eibt altar die Bth inst. I hot Wins two news. Wises she left Malta. the wadies employed la the Mediteriaoraa was thus disposed of, vas.—Via Admiral Sir Graham Moore, is the loslisterte• with the Itevolatiosallv, Larne, IWO , . Ned Ehaedclesr. at Tante. &dep. pates aid Dlipotsh. at Corfu—Cambrian. Rose, and' Mania, at lisepo. _Tile Rochefort sod Lams were lievolutioaaire -to ergs srsza+sW►tr. UTTER OF DANIEL O'CONNELL. ESQ.. TO nut cirimucs a IRELAND. ... . . -........- • - i Witi ! ' of Mr. O'ConselPs letter priasiss its ....* entire, bat the &Bowleg deeduiehis, talilelt ore attached to it, beteg highly laterestieg to the Cetbelles of Inland we give aimetilated t— . No. i.—Proposed Phi for the Domestic Nomination of the Catholic Prelates is frith*, Wilding full mat rity to the Goveranwet against the appoletthent of ell • disidhettid die ihirialpersoe. Putes—Thet, by vim* of an agreement with his . 110- bete the Pope, dm mcceselow of the Irish Catholic Pre , has be provided for by purely domestic wimisation or eked*, aati that es person *all be eligible to a Wiwi lefts in inland but a *tarsi been subjoot it the Crews ef Omit Brits*, who shall have takes dieraikt it auvisamts ens of the Superior Courts* Dablta,l led ekill Wee diseitargod the ditties of a Clergyman for Mlesialleoyeem in Ireland. Aced that the Electors lei ash Poi be shindy Ecclesiastics sad subjects bee* by NM axe cieth. bit also the meet respectable by their yelak sad character i that is to say, either the Roman Patimelle Bishops of the peeving* is which the vacant Nee is shoat*, or the Dean and Chapter of the vacant Omen ; avail' the latter, that every Diocese be pro. Oldiel bid' hi pens and Chapter. emnpeard of at least titalirfear if the most einem sad the most leaned of 8 1k. 011 1 11 i7 .o.l 7 kat it f lee bete vacant. tbe Mews' *ill he MBA together—lf Bisliiiiis, by their II pent* ei Meier Suffrages, or if Carom. by their Nee, Tblit Pmionis to any other proceeding for ••- i•ispdat to the See, the head Elector, whetiserl ifetroOolitaa• or senior Suffragan, er Dean.. shin take a saltine oath is preemie of the Assembly, that', he will sot era his vote for say person who has mot her. %sown to him by the most satisfactory proofs et be strictly loyal and peaceble in hie principles aad modem, sea that the same oath he thee *ministered by him mall the Electors, sad be taken by each of them las an indisputable qualiikation for exercising the right of suffrage. I - Tetatme.—That the pen* elected shall see be c•asetresed aimless due notice of his appointment be officially trammitted by the President of the Sestet to the .at of Dominant. and two maths be al lowed for .. lqtreetigating his character, - and thai. if within that space of time. the Government should &s -age in dieinet and specific terms a charge of dialer ditty or siimifectioss ageism hire, that the charge be referred to the examiaatios and decision of the Ro -1 ~,,„,,, calikplic Archbishops of Irelaed. with fell 11- betty se hear the answers of the accused, and nmeire reefs ea the part of Goverment. That it bcinceni• hoot ea this tribunal, if the loom/nee of therieessed be fatly established. to have him consecrated as sou as Caeoalcal loathed* ma be received.—Bet if the, 1 acematios be sot fully and setiemeterlly disproved. thee that the Archbishops de forthwith issue an order to the Electors to proceed to a sew oomination—aad that similar proceedings de fellow every subseoseet until a perms shall be elected. against objectiee en the part of Donrameat sited be, id 411 daresalL S avi - 11 : 1611 a . lint - am is Inland ebell, within , . the ' (It iisistios after hie &mks. or it the m -4 - ' "%shalt, within Gil mosibs after that g * Remecipation Bill, take and subscribe Is sae of the superior Courts is Dublin to dde effeeip—Tbst.be will sot mrrespend with say Pvt. Prelate, or Potentate. or ally other persoa mu British i leednioas, upon any politic ,1 sabj-et Aced that if any Pepe. Prince. Prelate. ri. ....say other person whatever shall wrlte,ln directly or indirectly communicate with hies 1 topics, be will, with all convenient sped, ender his band to Government a true copy 01 I every each bill, receipt, mandate, letter, communicatiou whatsoever. as may relate 41 affairs, in any wise directly or indirectly, biteistir a modeney to be iajotioas to the Crown or the Government, or to the ;'easporol interests of any part of his Majesty's No:'11.-41r. Plnikett's Observations. on the proposed Plan. lastest a Aneeifte charge to be e stablished b y ape leic proof. la to be repeated indefinitely , would it not be more win that the objection ehould,be general ; that the om peel = niaated is considered as not well of footed Joao . sod let the party Ojected to be thereopon pt e. To avoid this objection, that this right might bs bsereised so as to amount to a nomina tion. therksti4ol4o be a limit to the member of times, and then the test person 'laminated by the proper Electors to be /Mk to nn farther questions. This would avoid the possibility of a person filling $ M irectl r o ta n r ovtl s was . ella ff . b d e belo:birytine;iponleas." rPirstht.diali Wm Mites es a dignified Functionary ; and. ilia" . as Ales! necessarily creating in his mind a • Tbs a striet roof of a definitive charge of Oa lisearpireertautli.. render the power of ob• askr a Os . eit pala. respecting the intercourse. OT :is at MO as to the passage underlioed in the it=i, a r , t , ... it appears hare ee th eu e e ffect of i ibis frame of Government 'and ails " of tbelliatkridett the party correspondiap were of opi nion that PropWied measures were net injurious. ?e tan Otanavran Cnaoascin or Jaw 4.---The following are the teams of the 52 provinces with which the Noise* and adjacent islands have lately been divided by the Spanish Cortes t—i-Madrid, Bar celona. Coronas, Wends, Cadiz, Seville, Sarragossa, Grenada. Altura. galaga, Oviedo, Burgos. Valladolid, Almeria, Baleares. Canaries, Caceres, Leon. Pamplona. Salamanca, Sastauder, Tarragona, Cordova, Orense, Vigo. Illadajoa, Lugo. Ciudad Real, Maria, ToleJa, Jaen, kerns. Castellani Calatayad, Sao Sebastian, Huelva, Loran% Basses, throne, &lava, Lerida, Paimeia, Segovia, Soria. Teruel, V ilia Prams, Bilbao, Zamora, Vittoria, Chinchilla, Caine', and thuds iasara. By went kenning from Jamaica, we are sorry to dad skid the company of his Majesty's ship Pyramus have bees very aahealty. Lieut. John Graham, dlr. IV. Grant, Tyr; Mr. Barnard, Assistaat Surgeon ; de Captain's Clerk, an# eighteen seamen. had died of fever, and many othereislicers and men, wore sick at the hopitif.-4/leasprAire CAreibleir.) ._ MR. CURTRIS Aso Mil. Waif .......p.....- ' In ciusequesee of the declaration of relative th Mr Ciibbett's health king , AgHesitant Meeting at Batt).. the gentleaste proposed the toast boa addressed ;be fol to the Editor of the Sasses Advertiser:— Ika—Mr. IJurteio having in your paper last, made some allusion to my proposing Mr. Cobbett, after the dinner, at the late Meeting at Battle, in which it appears to wishes to be understood, that it was not in avoid this toast, but by cptitting the Chair ; . you will, I trust. do me the favour of ioserti lowing observations in your valuable paper No deputation certainly was sent by the lutist Mr. Uobbett to dinner, notwitfistandi there ; and several gentlemen that were n peered very desirons to beat Mr. Cobbett on of the day; and it was proposed (by myself to drink lois health. A moment's ielltettor led the to consider that from the opposition deal Opinion of our worthy Chairman, that consider it an affront. I therefore went up teie, and asked him if he had any objection .belt's health being given? His answer s lead, if proposed by any person but himse he could not propose it. I also added, that It if noplreant to him. This occurred publicly proposed the objectionable toast ; an. entire( y that I might not interrupt the harmonT that thee prevailed. 1 would ask Mr. Curlews, ti t i lt% not have prevented me from giving this wi quitting the chair? Not that lam of having given this gentleman's I did not drink his health beater he brought Asses of Tom Paine; or bootese be belongs called Radicals; bat became* his opinion my own ob the 'abject of the day ; and w better calculated to crate from the minds a the ridiculous and delusive plans of Mr that any speaker I heard on that day. Mr. eurteis lays, that be has not altered or sestiments. that he professed at the last tea. If he meow by this to say that be to poppet the Admieidration in their expense and l'am sorry for it; and cannot understand the m of his speech at Battle, that so much censured conduct. I am. Sir, your obedient Servant. TBO3lllll Bahl% Jan. 81, 1/324. DRURY LANS TN-84TR, A New Tragedy was last night presented lie at this Theatre, entitled. "three, Prince' or, fled Feuds." This is owe of that cremtkd class of modem Perfntmnires whleh,lollllllll not possessing t merit to emewmeati re mil swequivocal amens, • certain degree of talon, which, united to a et ____ able share abode and Walden. will usually (in failure of sake applibedem) proems it a tolerably =Pied% awes is Obi ammo of pubis opinion. %. • fellow:ill see the bade of the pea as n early as they Wed le the midst *I the miss hidden* Yorke, (Coorsaa a Chisftain, (mss is in love with Theodora, t ime,), and lads a rival in the Prince, (Ko sroreely_oecessari to say that the Lady prefers . se thelloble. The latter resents the preference of mar" 'bloke k a proof of the Iptly's taw mato( mese. Mr. Madoc is a sad rages at sub of vat mauls as have Mss its she liabil AlliEha met, Lying, mai sews, ebbsted me/ thickly, doe *my sztearat So Mono Um IN eheb metre* to her is as bebiamd pale, Mt awl ebe piece see , gewgaw ee sale. 'sbtfessiortimeli Wed, INee elbe-seasee. en& Mr. Mike are all killed in beats; and the es falls at the eeeebaims of some miserable clap-trap albs ilyiat Prises. To the plebeians, we sbonid do the most begetting them. Kr. Kcau trotted shoat —.a stage, amf granted, as anal; and, as anal, was applauded to the skies. His geteadeseee were delightful; for t h e were always preceded sad followed by a , and al wap mmempaied by as unmeaning grin. blame ibis gowdsmesee quackery, any more blame the imbibition of Tess sad Jerry, virally lied libelee...est in what they do; homer is surely worthy of his biro. 1 higher loses resesebk the barking of a car. well le speak through his swath rather t h e Mho Ilaitarren, Web* be very careful, may cable dried or berth rate actress ; hat she *ay " wept" hosed of " except," whoa ampler. The Play received as full - Plasm as it merited, probably rather though it was sot ansousced for repetitioe, sides to sack an announcement seamed ' fres • desire which was not (radial, should be the organs by which it should the public ear. It waa, altogether, well will, is the present state of public t..ste, SPORTINU INTELLIGEPTCR. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'', .-6. DattaT.-Ll7 to 9 asst e. oat of Svoorix—t oet of Aqalliaa- 13 to 1 apt Marcella' Oasis —l7 to 4 'gat Lomat Parasol-1 Itmerve-19 to 1 asst f. out or Cat. Doecurstir.Lasaa.—)? to !apt marlos--) Ajas-1 Ito I agst Swap-90 to I mist e. o High odds sgst *arias. PEDUTILIAN FIBAT.—On Monday COO ',myna% Aga about forty yo a a.. n triflieg bets, to run a distance of 17 miles two boars, on the Ramsey turapike-road, ampotoo. The mu accomplished 13 miles and 23 Initiates, whets he sprained hi. r Ili wanto eadeavour lo do it yesterday i Bomaas.--Spriag has challeaged Neat. twee,' these two prime Pugilists that for the amidst:ship will take rime. M. dreCiatesaloriaad, the newly appoiattd wog ., Amb.,asador, is ted to arrive the la! week, or the begin of • next, at the I Preach Embassy,. is ortiand-place• la the afternoon of yesterday some was crested is the subscription num consegoeace 6f tha,6pyearance of the , Lary of the Bridge-street Assmistioa, stop to all bashes" fora shore time, ear opera month and ettliollll ear, svoideciag have brought him there. From mere serk created to strong disapproltatioe, *ironed present, which soused it ot Secretary hasty lace.—(;.Worafoss Paper.) Yesterday the Lent Mayer went is Sessions for the tows and bOroug?. The procession passed over the Sootbwark where the principal (Asap of Southwark , ,bled to receive his Lordship, whi t ' Mayor that ever passed in state over , geest .111181Mf of his Lordshin's prise*" pea d him in 'Weir atrial". aid that, coacsaliag the forces with all pos• i s ; a lli f oses or this .....ti o . &w ag ssic h s d Ms. ...... .-..- . esetlea. he should be allowed to drama to James Barry, of latheeeela, he rode of express to Ma.* to the 'Motor d'itleati would permit as to act with freedom, mesa; whoa a party of both horse and feet, armlet the that similar i ***at of the essay would be dillealt. twoolwood ' Mt. '—''" Hodlloos ood Col*. ritschwwwws Rittetiods anti 8 het chases. .r the ardour of ear Iswomda to th° atom . ' YedowioY too at es w ham.. WO lam • V ..a Olkh ' • .. tim l eti# l ** l 46 MA. . • ,-- 4101pledikei •••' A . wadies et lob , s t ."' ' " at It lift • lash atlas ib. essay when It bad asepleted ilea; le u; „_ .. - ' untll they readied.. this ' at tit of the mfflustala. mad *aged him with greater . .'. „. ,-- f he which perpose'they Net prnald alapidiaf, that It broke him, setirldiseseadlig of • ...,... . . who awiood Woo lootoodahootli paean em eterity t es they mutated to SOO mica of the outs , o f - ,••- . 1611 L aab " .l 1411-4 "" hi. " the as oath Its emi t the comatn. Accordingly a sires ----I g effeet--That .1 sef °fallacy. sad dispersed them I. • --.-;4-4. r al - • dispatched - easy wasyesterday osoiter. . this llee scald *gala must dad •., , • i ii mo i s ,,, k m o f io xstry t hi s „ sem i s( i - „ Prima. Preto , Tief bad eame killed..aad mmie • ' . directiet. Thus is every reason for sappeimg. of the British The animal of Col. Auteuil. mad , ~ . the peasastry I. this gunner bare bees pat_ into whatever. A p l i ss es if M os l e y M e sa sa g A h oeo : :. • . state of excitement lot us inroad of the tiffecterl t es tate, se. as; • teemplary. They; seed uepa the eeighbeavinsed a Muslim, u a piety. consist- his, or direst -. lag isf sixty mutated men. wan *burred on Sunday ospciiticut u , . • .4 t • . •-• . euaing, to pass seer Mill-street, and proceeded in the truss& *ads MMus are making at Carlems•Pal the ditegtoo of I odhoodohL Lor C re. Weals Majesty, who is expected to. eon Donovan, tie fellow who.bad bees woamded by Bea- wawa of er my it riblay seat. • • midi Beraard. Req. was heated is last night, amdlodged writing, or " , gret Roden. It is House said. will .. Address io Ifool• • to le political al C o a t i. Jae, 56.-Asemears, we eamost say to what WADSoars, tw 11 0 l ar rst Is the ejof r for Ladles, will be the sad Mr* C. n neadar tiell fes , have hi s s be . e r trit s ei lbdea' rculatlea .r I s latte lvtlit. Taesday litibsd ia l e ‘ rt t r ril o a r T il"l 4/9 she, Member for Newport . I . of Wight, the 64;4 Ism hulk , a s , wi se I eras is serva l. subjects, Tof the Address is thegonse of Games% ea w a s 4 t h e we ft mi this toasty. se; of am . ~ y next. Laviagtakes place between them sad du bl i ii i ftr ie y. Up No. lie•witr• - Goredyr, it spwrk from Saturday's Gazette, to the moment whoa we write, the public satiety en ii tug some vary jami.marrampasents to prevent thou notion has Rot brit oboist'. big any . th ing _ 11 , 1 t.e.. 11 lottoot I fusi o n ta d b uss . S wi m, „ suss i ug v b., ths , circumstantial summit, aad thug"' Us Rive =-= all 011. &ilk proof. - - - - Heuer. we have notbeeis able to collect say particulars he more viii lv here Mks vary asschie= - AB aims. a• mr 7 ....... Wittig/I of th e c omi ty s i we , 0 ,6, b i ld almost to premed to saw. Tire Revoladoaairo was to : auks. 1116 "Is " so to Goo Smooth on vain alloyed by the Eatyalas froas Eng. !_f Firming Petition So Parllsposs is tho load. Tbe Hotoldtkcirctoite, sailor tho Rooth Ass- r ui ttA Bloh"ose The Ressioi- Asa libigradiet el, ros raids( at Gibraltar. D u k,4 - il l u t a l lia* lmma • It? U Al X. *of the Revolotionairo , toil li t Int r oso .1, 43 lir. 4. llolislttpauts of the Rochefort, . Ilir aim ' ii? the . Racalsorsc, whisk skip bas se% ltasi GOP** Ilk pill efingesesadasiopiog. . • .. . i• 7' MSIIIIIIIIIIIIi. • iiir;rr. .„ r Mr. tune's 1- gives *at the redeem, - who Sowing letter r ..• er of Monday . • r the health oir r Agricultural o nle, that he a his power to c 1 i consequently • •rting the fist- i ' . er. t e company to ' • t' nding be was t near me op- on the subject 1 • !self, I think.) tion, however.' on of the poli- drat he ought up to Mr. Car- on to Mr. Cob- • was, aot the teeny—hot that . •k. :at I weld set . nrred before I 1 t I . ' • id; and date,• wooer at the , (Jurist% if be • ring . thisi s, toast i am in the least n's health; for ' 'tight home the . rigs to a poly , 1 . • all *greed will' who was much . • of the Farmers • ir. Webb Hell C ; 1, it.l 1 red his opinion • it I Om C.o en! . e is determined i pense and fully, . id the meanin g i unwed all their ant, , t seas Micros. ; / lig. i . ~ t sted to the fah- ace V Powys s' .. odors dtsseatte • • . 'wing esetinet I acmes, divilays d to a consider- I . 4 • salty (in failure, ) olerably =Moth I 4 The followieg , nry geoid be OM' • , at to a &rupee-. I, sad relative of ). t s, ile Sews- (Kean). it is ! - i refers thefts= Preference; alai, . wo et ametable 1' as at beast; still iit • Jlelk ea I •" i. 1 ... Wkly. r. Ma- . , lady's Mose; bat ~.. I . podgy ass ode . , + i role, sidi the Y w. the cer 4"A ta ell- agis ------- •:-.. Id, .; ... sp-trap sestolsOM - • is.t most service, by . ~! sheet the stage, - was applauded to . I . claret; for they 1 a roar, and al- . / I rig. We cauttot • more thee we can ry, for they se- do; aid the la- . Mr. Coorea's / car. He will do . ✓ than his nose. , may make a tole- . I she least leers to see she speaks of l a 'bare of ap- r more; and, al- titiee, lb. oPP°' d lw arise solely ' isi' that Mr. KLAN'S . x fi iti be erseverd to • :I ell received, and ,/. r, bear occasional 41 II WU!: , . . .it , s, Jew. M. . : 1.1 . ex-10 to I Of' tO. I ; t 1 • 4 •liteaegattodef , r i . farioa-10 to tart . • 1 :. oat otasycoru.— • i 1. • Week. a West- n it Milt, atiegag alias mad a half is •. 1 , road, •near South- fl ' i miles is 110 ,Ilacir 1 •• c is 'skit. isd• fart. it , for 20 'limas. 1 ' Vear, mod it is be - r i the great makes 1 . r . . b i s e i r at resi lle te i r a d iEd i e s ed ce P • o . f lii : e th ibv i % a . to litt!e Mahatma as .03 Limit's., is • Hotting W ag ' i oe, which pet a 'schistose, with klieg what maid tie sstillty it iw- 1 t . I , tr Ilia os!" br• " i ! ry M talti Whet a • T - f it mats is spas As O I. r of Southwark. ' r Matt nark bridge. ! I 'IA him* were amen- 14 • is Ms •• lira. Lord r ttsat bridge. A 0 AS ftitagliarAss.- , • ••• •.-.c. •• .1 . '. i , • • :•.•;r.ttt, . ' •