The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-12-12 00:00:00

lON I - MI x i t -. •f% .0 , 3# slat, oser4met, at ose, Ai stir GAO . ' 0011111411404 sof b soltrupts, Nasitscliall street, Leedom. !.Nall 4. IL J. Mater mad J. Alder, elf Liverpool, user. whams, st oar, at the Greer les, Liverpool. a aineary 5. J. M. Newman. of 13r.m.r-vne, Woreester, dealer is wood, at eleven, at Ile Star • 41 G.vt.r lan, Ware-.te r. J•soary 5 R Lon ridge sod G. Pr:nle, at Pailidh•r, has, eulliery-eadestakent, at tllllllO, at the Georgt lan, Newcastle apes-Tyne. ta.41;4.. N0n1.11.1111f7, Of it etlatfr 1 imu•weereted Alidditsei, wine and: Rai. , Mi( 1 ,0110 1 M & Wilco* mud T. J. Traction, of Thcobaltre-road, Ktol Lion-.0411141, 4 11101A11errx, 4ce Pipcnti o e. on* R. Hilton, If Ymik. HA mid lair, Viiper Ilissitestreet, Eves% late of the &rend, floverett.rk. of 4• 1t,01.Ch..4.1, Laurasia*, lomeinter.rntetchaat —.l. °Weed,We aid -20110116.11.1.1, and repakinsk•r. -• ' PART!" Kttl$11(11 1;11000011).. 2.l "reelirtillret, t. r.aiii I Dew lierri. of Ctiptnn. - NAV, emeNtlinteitsfilens;44 tb!•4oohri SI,. 1000.—J. Braid.- : il"eittillid W. ertnthrilli, ol'Calorsium.strert, 1.401 1 0*. 0 1 1 1 .• ,a11044.0r50.4141 eteostS 'lletiaber 0, 1911.—.1: i ir“...e.4 .141* peiww, •tiesorrip)ai chwanlier 9 .1.10014 . 11F001 Priiiile*, of Puysto.v., Sairlostil 'l64l 440; 1. ISIIII.T.' %t arr. jOrs. T. *wig s acid • 4,11 . a i rrt - wer • 44, , , .• 4_ 4 _ - . ./4; • siwroW is a. 12 't"""" 0,14; tt '0 4G c ts 6 diet ' • "ill' "" . 1 • Yew veva PAPS ft • — l.l"' .oeie by the , -Chi, —.rat of CirscoilLit; 'bhith 'mot ilito - effect WI ILP I+l d+3. olt Mar; 19 , 111 send we hope obtin #o able to : pobbp tizoo74l.lo4ped lay patriotic • .1 • ei • Wei 11(pil4 pi ~trp..,:e7,1 I, , . • ..; ••• • I • .• ' OlUT4Canif. 1, 0 01 ,„,4 fteCritr• roiioriPmeopd ,is thimposiotaillirocodogis, lire WY."( Ate ' um**. owl 11.. • resie•••••••••lossi So. 1. 1 .‘ ,0 , ellvii9el l ,`!4 l 4 ecrodrOt Or the Gioiverreivt Triboosi; manifeit of tbe iurgo room.be delivered to ;be collector of ih. Putt wilhigiettfteiiht boort after &rein% and of other true‘ Om.. the" tritethed is the manifest' gm :Coed on rd ahrf 11 6 1 ,1 1.beigorthralvd• If the ooltoot iheir 'boas illia4l4 4 C olo S l 4 46 ,11 , nal exceed IllosJilhelleaoisitoro. a p.. witty term, bp lb / T ioloi t o ;b e i s m & w ei,i i s s issised i s a d. eition to ibi it lea.. If osos.abo woke of SIMI dollar.. the • . . . bembegAboolboveelooildulload'amod 4111•411* • bprialip.pegiug area* Ihetbillgoda‘ribe odueldi shall also ! I . •I_ rt.Va.o ..§••• Mein • N . Perigee, eatt delitairilifliteasiteri. a. asereabakdo.thhi I Province, nor cam bay colonise* or foreign vessels sell byl •T'i fl ... All. porde imepartealla heollpeiremaili shall ply a day of I . 11184tli per cell. epee t. talsMida. to he foiabliebrit am, table Maths wad publitabed; telth the follurciag exesptiated to** per drpl.•elpill. dirahotted from the veletaaloo pea. obtusely to ealculetiug Iheadty. toper goods directly atoolgu- Alardsraiddreseniegettiestani . eel Fatty pmeAusproadll Po obolmiteteilfroat the valvular of Iron, .11/11#Alimaletpladoloppintpor half its value only. I nil ladelamodry. Woks, macitlaary of all Maio . 1 81* oeiter "retire peewees, music books, sad sea gltsl haellelhaerld,oleell be free of ell duly. 411011111 ilaallakE4eilLabe sae of leilepirsis mad religious dolomataliveo, se bob/ moll i•-roue wurehelN shall b• feet sit duty. ,„ !•/' Articles &stilted pa iiealatly fee the rooetneetiou of yea. orb % is he built hpidi tespetele Jell the Nubile% shall la fiee a duty. Pruvisions aeslo/1 11 1Plellatme mot. or half their veinal ion. . MAIOgIi s, mod *bee too elolthrs per jar aped& duty. .Odd sod ellgeiraolool or on coi mad (fee—if godolheiwrimisis vie rim*: .111114 protibie• mud manufactures of limo* Ateedifide, Is paeotealoo o f th e 1. 4 . shall pauka3 , per relit. aft the ellamidoe as ater— • irs , ept coma , Mteern in tire leaf mod umboaliad. 4 . ) .4one, which solldbotesti prohibited. • iThe letreekereiteeet sleeve se absolataly4proo.-, .11 The arty 4(-sapietaltime urea mama: mlidi be I tarsus upon elver 111111w.if is ferrite weeeeler. Is wasiwital yew .eleie, half that ditty. All sober articled aperadoad we ammo.- ,i.aclure .8 ..per meet. except gold, nail goM.)d4odliellW 3 pee rent.; silver • per cent.; salt, dollara per &mega beftlipie.)• Air velem of national vestals there will he a duty of 3 pet Owl ;On sales foreign wheels' per ca. at. ho coeds rill be Alford 'to. he cadd ie shipped st may allot part of the coast of dent ',mettles. • • , r LA PLATA. The what. Of the nor h side of the river La Plata, Or Atlantic to the Uriagney, including the twrls (,). l3,ldouadn, Moote Video, and Colons. del Sacramento (opposite Buenos Ayres). has been un-' ....sell to the Crown of Portugal, under the title of the Cisplatine State. As yet its regulations and I.,ternal government remain the same as formedy. 1411 W ORLEANS. OCrORER Persons desirous to coutrihu.e to the mesa of celebrating a funeral ward relog service to the memory of Napoleon, are invited to meet tot l'ocs day the' 16Th inst. at 5 o'clock p.m. at the Orleans Ball Room. Lt only appertsiius to rigid and lin. partial posteril so fix the place which Napoleon is to necupy among the great men, ancient mid modern, but the circumsmoce of his exile anti of his pre mature cleat's, suffice to create the liveliest interest lit the minds of all liberal men, whatever he their . raison wr sect, and to deserve on their parts u last tribute to Ida memory. T ' ..... 1 1 4 KIS PAIPEh.S. PAWS, DECEMBEI b. t'e.terday the King gave a private audience to Count de Taunton, Prefect of the Gironde. A letter from 'rook'', of November 29, says : •` The blargiti:r de Lutour NI/mixture, Antinuria d.ir from the King to the Sublime Porte, arrived here uo the 27th, and embsrlod this day uu boon' Carve' le hl t ornulise, commanded by N. lforsifacr, which . tiled sminediattly." Prlv.ite letter. from Venice, dated November 23, outigince that „too vessels *lnch bed Plat arrived f r om Sminia, had met the Turkish fleet, in full s 4jr the. Dardeurllira, (or the porpme, the 'finks '414, r.f reParring the damage ottatasued flout the ill . tile Vratem of Witt. Farah dkOtbiertem bare sake* place at Smyrna : cwhots iTessio 'ultimo) murdered thirty the-emelt, and attacked the Palace of the Gi;v!r . rafaral. The Jitaiworrirs sallied out ! , issal . -a teyntle . oiiirairtnesit ranird betae .r a dim vod, thy Qpittcd; Ta C y oal vaudauls the krge6o)ll• .14Ab:Jiih jutqlcred, aull a great osatbit of 6;11140 sulthst• watt taktu asad tionilLr4f I; 11 4 .r xvilry:r..povesseut /1. is tie* w generally ft ilier . " thal the whole el sloutli A o neti c a oil tSe lipcific Ocean he. become Meyestifeat %gain. auehTheta free week; tithe rto - -ibeirtitettett•hr the palirptft that Garentateht, will lakeeepseeltly, if it ii 'evened Ittth' ell lie- titvie. 'pee . Lil l ei,WATM trade rah he eir- .1,11.,0 toms, The following sdareee. .le"..the imirpeemi.nt ........ to the French Commandant, to be conbezeil to Candi& fep trial. Forum hose—Five per Ores Com* tit fr. Bank &set, I,SOS fr. Oozes*. wetzusza 11. The okisHrtome dispatched by -the Esssoeior S. Constantit ..... Is. and which is a refistatiou of the Note or the Reis Effendi, hies been communicated to all -the great Flowers of gureroe. Tflii - Eliqii;iirTiviirts ' on his just dem olds. said decl.ires, that m their loco ... teptaisce depends the re-estal.l.alitnent of atnicab Yclations with Tut kef. The Pea te must threi glee' tap the idea of Prince Michel Saxe, the ci-flecnot Ilosnotler, or uny other fugitive being suirefidesed. :Venni Lirren was charged to declare. t• the Court of Leadon, at the some time diet he roinnennieeterd the oilimeuterse, that the Emperor would take plea sure in seeing Lord Strangford exert has inflifeisce to induce the Porte to accept all the.ceaditoitia: but it is MICA" kw itsferred that • foiled aseliation an the part of issaisad is solicited, as our Court wishes to be free froraliny reesint in its decisioass 11,41101111, NOVBSINCII 23. The Neapolitan vessel Velem/. Ctietssu'Vani. has arrived herr. Llt hod bests kriswedeff by • Greek corsair, who put the t..aptsio, Iles crew. surd shree Jews, rowelsgers, in nests, and Irooveyett thetas to Caso, helWerll C 111,1 3 111 acid Abodes. It was pro , posed that the Jeri ststeld be kAltd, bail the Cap wits succeeded go aosiogrebeir lives. Toe slilp was releeed by anstrelser. Ottlft'eomeir. Howe* i',itley took fried the JeWe 111,4110jist i orsied, eitalosrt lit the cosign room the ri'vitel. Tfio Stultere impala Amid s French ring were trisileio-obiositett say, rod it we e.. itroftwed that the emigre...Old Ike raw err murdered. ...s.a•-•“.g w e n •: I .a. 4. . .4 •••• 111.1r e Vitittlt 3m. , g " 'The last letters from Italy AM, on...ttlist die sew ,Cenrcutioo between thes-Coorso of. Vienna • mid Ample' is at lergth cosicioded e let the'kealitles -ore not yet known. it is •uppewed, hititt:vit,:lle it is in consequence or this Courentiosi , Oliei:greva rations ore be:ng unotti.fur the departure ot sepa..sif the divtsiows of the A 141. 'no seta) , -uader.ll3esieral F rimeal. his bt Hasa es:sietkel'lhentvirvestal ,to Upper Ifaffe.st Att.: .. -...-1;s •-. ,i lnessa •1 e,,, , a ,11 It 111 1100 re I lklilleliiieWei ‘. ot till ' ottiiirifee . entered into by the Coatis ed . A ty.4 Naples, i Abet four Neepwlitati regimen* am Aires fortlß•l, dieliest Wick hove been resoegeoisleelliaess the die- Adddiag isfitlle -old filespOhntraltipic:- 'h i.p; ikon ifiet the ‘ . i. Iskttig ri hi *tiiii iloyilllll 1 XlAl 'il* , , • Its, Aire, Kis Ole/ .I.t! s- . 10.1 •., p . meow* t ilevitisal . • The Liberia: 4NI 4 , :r.i'. hot . eat `b rie' . Ik.. p , . ,hi 'kith - 4 6 414 :tie fiiirg :ci., 1 1;: . .i.14 1 1 1 r .tt ea The GilloSiag are ett4igtileve-flitstql : ;so. . • et li , . I • • ,I. • sr , „I 61,4111014 , Wi11i110r remorse sod sehatimisat oldelane !is Is yew Wittily, bal cilia with an no rikaily baeakorb.# Pm stmtusallwomb who Gs- w.ifstisell'Tkir.ose , T ..-a bf- ofs e ,greyed !Pith AIN, (viols 'sloth were bravely worn by lowa. .yylku yr seroes halite pr's: of trro.•l, in defrostag yore Ma. •jefie B risilwivalbteara ii.oft 04 the at:sals. ii k lean stile, ,tbat„ye slei.rod to look with IsWalorso 'nos • pease. by whom pus ones, Sr.': to ....ore rosg•mni I . ciSa 06:.ris boa 40.11 .14 ci;odooliorm•lailit ill , ref rsu-a the ban.' of a Usitrorr. it ,is• tire, - i• ::-tt. shot yaw tissescd its ski t r-lefroweefna,usints . frisks me be&r4;•,*“ kJ•ii. se•lsses poor Gore-e-arat. l'iss gitlivo heaals‘. with. psis, t..s w arJal-sfas motors of .!‘k Ad sytinic, soca, of Jesti. e $ as.: eases ett:•Ari oral w•dels is to.. 01(r.s:e: i• jortrei•il psvoresinza seiner Ito sp•ra•nrs of Lie ,Mw Issitites.lossi the impoorty of We 'atm* tel haute who slesrre ollp4ir ern-rashly e; lila 00 , 11sary 1 Pis .lisessat et Magist.ates who, by list, iltre.iirstot f o n t... so 'Nee* * . st.imaional sperm, Save easeitiitol ii, tuo-lis. rotten, ; .ie nunsiestmo of the aediava if loam, is plows is me Jodi c•tare ; tie benklaut of m•htsey cltirra, toe sweat •tosetred to Il.e fon.limeistal rod- of use Mossareloy,poCkteilo oislutt prvecAtios sof tbo h.' ate ti1e...0, who resiosellitserty le the „Awry. it I."eoulrtt, Sire, the koweitse aserlllessaillels the No -1141, oci , tois Litt Ists./e her y 00; Phil 10111110, PO arrtill me vene. 1a.., which, slallolissfed Ly pro, ant retosopiere.l by her Own ciao's, piarairt an parr hard that Crown tchialt the migiat ham girls lo doofies - j rreutirel hist is wan sire that @nein rip:lCrl pro .frotir the playas sat 110 emote, to 01101111 r ye apse. .hr thrusts of roar surostors; sad dot it iota leer nottchlrws r c a rol si r e yoss saw , all 1110 you ors. /Abets*. Heasem, Oat sac ohs A :re pruelchned pee King, wring that We are out -your p l istwassy, mot that we as.,, will he tie. tiellial.hr stet& gioet INstt lees we., doe altar and Ito' thimue. "Is re.estahlifain, you lopes) air Tumor, iliewulitukceo ceived th•t 30.11 I , Jostsrse , l :'•C asortuc,rit Gpillodo to gores... til.e was o.crier.l; hos she was fur Pio,thiwkiox that oils. c . e s a te s on e; ute ,t a y ,iss a to tresertre egnissat that Nods. oval! law, 5.. 0rP4 , 1 it 44. 1 1 yet Majiaty sad oledrert your word. A s'ied Lai:or:idle from, pad. So., would harc,*B4l - to impose ir.lrler Pea. Ir - i!o , s, who, thinking lu please your 1111rjr al, •ene rash sso•gh to repres-osi pm to Os, opt ts a lei• J-e (miser, bat :- , a a waist red .••• oppressor sof your . We eviiiiy. • 6 . It w.'. ant wi hoot ex.irrieneinz the i‘croest ofllietioo, - that we w q,.....,..4 at- p,b•:ctl Rail etil.iPfy comme n d or • ant Itreavf ,,, e e••••rif-1 t • ;he sr,,w • ro• 3 , •• a of oat, C.oosli -11•1148--i Ids !It iv is'. y cr. n;• e. ea .i.e e ‘ r ytt• t s toss the Sure. 'lig* Cu - 4 0100 1 a 0, ~ 0, 1 , 1 rOrral•hert ...,. 1,11..e.*,—, I'm mime. of rebenkss aar-sheA. is ; i.e .a, . sin? s a t yoor 1...1 A c r . and tsenis .miter se gktlts rout. ~..ici. 1.:51 Pawl ,a 1, r us le *title our jest noetraft. - w sir.., he Wool of M,litl• bits VI Joe rens, and we are deelerd to Lace 'to f. 'toecap •i S. ..•, : ssis.n; 1.1.0, 011 111 C eorilrirry, 10 1.1111•1! mi. as .,es oh. e o s hpt. s m i.e c o wm an .. ble In the spiel sf Ilett Csors:4l4" to eikis )ow love sown, and 1., use grainless..? sst ,MCP .e will sins c. ate to ismok- ell the strength which oar Isoprese•i ! •••6le .tghts claim." THE BRITISH PRESS. 7' 7 : 7 - --.i LON 1)0 N, WEDNESDAY. Duga:az IQ, Mil. Parlirtnent is sorninuoot to meet for the di•iritch of busiocos on Trieoday, ill. sth Oily of fehrirarY, sod the hisrquir eu.kst.ev is drii-ittively pointed Lord Littrierolot P Ild Gm, row (icon rat or Irelatid. Sum are the West illrpoet , ut, of tie nuti ficatior r winch were publi.htit last oriltlr4 lel the Gazette. There are lioale ocher oppvio t s'ertiti l stve surrourieed of minor iroom roam. as ttre.l)uhe or 111.1owreosie to 62 Lore Chd,,,berisist, the fritirtris CONY:NE:HAW ht 6terssrti u! one 404+40, ow.l the Doke of UOCSET to be Mirv;vr the lbws& The sirpointattirt of the Mogul. W ELL),t bet ;he Vierroprhy of 'reload is ci ineati ot for which the peibbe hove been for ti itre:o4red, and in which we to liter men of sill pas ire we ready to exporira their entire cuocuri trier. To Ir 4 Lira; rio choice couIJ hove been wore rstefol. Tirovidar quis is the first n itivt. of Irelui.(l tontiOsi:thelligh dist:4 ui Lord Li:wen:rut Ira/lever iseesiasilissiotid. . ' _ 11410 b. flat it is not ttl this circumstance, *Well 114 perhaps, IturelY a eideul.l. 'hit we should ascribe the pro.. bal►ihty of hie government becorii►MK iestontly pular. our even to the well-known interest which he has t winced in behalf of the claims that for more their half a century have been ausiouily urged by .1. t!bough we feel tint these will be found to .create in many minds a higisly.favourable ins. . ..pres.ion; lent it is to the distingooolsed talenit and extensive experience of the Noble Nor. , ( Auiv shod we look with coufidence foe the tri- ' unipli of his government. We desire not to be understood or meaning to institute invidious com parisons between city perform, bat we must soy that, ' looking back thonsgli • long cud gloomy course of years, Ireland- has laarl Litter cause to complain that her ism*** bore been in general confided to pent's)s not versed in the arts of goveroment—that she nu been considered by the British Ministers ei:her as • school for gasfif) nig individuals to as some, in more advanced life, n conspicuost• statist) i a the suirgei,tersliiiirt of this country, or as offer ing thoooravossicest wenn" of satisfying the demand. •W"tibellkiine thost4h necessary frienls. The Q 6,;, u . such reefers have cost her massy poisifid m - :i saerificei, and it was her pecidise misfortuise that .hey were eternally recurring; for, as the depositaries of power plactlieorgli office in Ireland • in coutsimed eiFyl.'opid succession (s Lord Leta.. itileilt au." his . .Fesoarsaly telduas rearmining there 'above two tr. there years), their errors never brought ' 1 ,the eventual advantage of experience. Experi ments followed experiniews, but the knowledge whicbTniAtt !awoke:en the result leas 'sever suffered .-to ..erodeete its limits. The eetuntry suffered tilei s Ahlq 4rfkiiitegi z ,'llhatigcs its its government withogti relie , edireebt%,-se , 'Melo chances sometime* give In . *ilikkblieltiVidt *infrpsefttl principle, or illinitratik; 'c;ve .soissiory precept. Nu example wits formal!: *Jr* tb"*() u ntge or deter. ‘l'e should rejoice 11'1 is , swear of 146=1'44 efeange were abuitilmsrd. l The gurerent ignorant IV AMMO . is uo child's play, ',L i .t phial the eritbe inexperienced may spier? or honourably eirOwi•nitcltherf tau uo seat? "by it 9 ' lo ukt mitOtibeffasilkyle elk.iebt) ~ him! sr the I louse of Veer! *re More •thaditlir office 'Cif' r . .„, Lord of the Treanor* * , the gin( of t,bas.orasti, .4*.the departments of the Secreteakes of Stce. Sts- 1 . 1 1 'Flit! hi the system of goveronseut sr as esse.itial . fur : fibs reetntre soil happiness of Ireland as it i, for soy ! 'Other country in the world, sinless, i.alee.:, it fig I believed :hat it .a eisier to control its deaCmies, nod' to direct the wayward paiseiims end onl.itis of its iii habitants, duns those of ziny other mitio.i spoil the face of the globe. The ilatcpria %VELLIISI.NY gives to 1 - el sit) the issestimible advaut.s4e of long exce tiv..c!,acrpiiiied mit only in his osvern...icot of Lou.,ii iv-liete :silt istelits were ensioetitly colispictions, PA(' i l a!ee :tiro I,:ttiei...L of th llii:ui eAt ~, , !sere his greet co l d 0 + :nefrnsisd had the 'Weer of ehingitig the chliac.er of the Tate portentous ma: st n moment :he :oust interestiog for the tiAtiesl esideiitt of the eliiitiro. In the pet ivu wits! roc Aw•id I. as else govetonseitirof hew land so fir 100 . 4 to with th:kr,ipiligil isf.purbuing she idle soil toischievaosisrionitsleol alteritig the'tl4id Lientenaot 'Milo the space of three years. 'floc cutisillerntiori of the stste of Irchnol let Wit us to notice the other imposts:it ic,outineetivent in the Gazette respeCiing the ti.ue sto i ntinted f,wokoseet inr, of An earlier cLiy opinion, have heels chosen for %Omit tiortise - dos; coottiiion of one. important ion 4 a l e evi i . pire :o the wiscloas *taw Legislstoie. We cannot at the save **hoe lint feel ilist iii the reicia state of barn.) it could rot be advisable to ronitoonJ the a:tetnisoce of tlx Irish hlvitibtrs end it is Ciotti these princionlly t o ut itsfi.r -tii,tl-1) C:111 be desired respecting the actual Con or tile country nod of its inlotlinunis. In ipiiry, how,ver, is a N., much unportutice, that it uti.;lit 0..1 la he'iletayeti rut a itioaient, yet it is 1 ,- SusVt4; that twos ly two muutha inure shill rls i ne !• ro.c :toy serious or useful atteitipt eon be wrote toetititts g the causes that have givrn birth to ii , e .i.ersble state to which society is slow red over! . “1 :hettcheet and most productive putt of ltrlaticl. We havetreehred Paris Papers of &sturdily host. The sitlin of the Chlnilter of Deputies on the J.y prectdoig offered nothing that tles , rves parti cular the been colifined to the stipinut.t.ria of Committers by three of the Initenix fur the diecu4sinii of the law of l'he inleoce or the Paper* in this pinicular occasioned ti'ti nu swan share of iliseopointinelit, hiving IVC pfrreltif by a statement in another 1).. 1 ,er, portioning- to he intelligence re ceived f.o it ciiiicet a " lively debate" iti siiite topic of gt:airrAll interest. find u, throe a ropy of an address siiil to have been not to the King of SPAIN by tie Clufiinsts or Liberals of Madrid, teipiirisit; Isis MAJESTY to dtinuiss hit Ministers. The address. is cinselied in t-rm• sower/slit too tenet getscal, is, avowing a limp , 1 to drs ! iottont, to I►c cansiatent with the res t ieet due to tile Sovereign, for the ad r. uu► lit-aisaie to iusinisine teat Isis M*. J ESTY he. evinced an inclination towards that ilk:ma of rovernwi t t aeminst which they 1110 turiledly expiemi Ihcit hostility. We very strongly suspect that this Witten is a forgery, framed for the L.. ardii r 4 , PS! Porist i gstiting no odium ograinotAk Minus of Attain, and all who assisted in estejilioiti ifllt it. Of this the address itself agers irstrioise evidence; but we have further (artwork, that a►the ordinary courier f Arid arrives in Puliaranry on Sundays and Wednesdays. every ',dick uf ire teiligence porponing to be derived fromillinliid which appears in the Paris l'apers no any other of the ntdtmary courier, is to he received with great suspicion. This was the caution sliich the ,Ilimiteur gave to its readers at the emu tarneement of the Spanish Revolution, to guard against the supposed fabrication* that occasionally appeared in the rhea-liberal journals of the French capital, and we think it prudent to bear the ob servation now in mind, fur the liurpose of guarding the ireblie against the 'stonily-injurious falichoods of those journals which Ni the caber extreme puss the boon& of nawdeniteon, in asserting -doctrines that are opposed to the wolves! 4 ltbetry and happistear. tern ril .i` !...gnat I• 7 We have received New Yintlrapert from the 10th to the 17th of NovensburVeefilletintint re cent accounts frons Mexico represinet,llllterevol l ution as complete ; and. to use the phrase dir e . Await. Editor, " every thing progress:lag with order and security, accompanied by the undivided approbation country on the north hank of the La flaw. opposite Buenos Ayres, &e. 1111111 been annexed to the Crown of Portugal, under the title of the Cispbailie State, mil a free trade ,with the whale• western coast of that extensive country is anticipated. The American merchants .speculated largely end. y0u.... Aden, ly %spoil the opening of the land this season. Thie speculation: the price of None hat faillea r euileidelpio. markets of the Malted Statett i ," ol •• • ltiv "." .1 • Ines, • „,, - 7 - Lisbon NOWis the'td and Data to the gth ,instant have arrived.. They coatsin no political nesse of any importance. • His Royel.Highoses• the Duke of CalswitiDAlß,Arreveo,m4krbss Irons Han. ,Over about the Ist ins& • Arina ni nn i daa- • " • ' no o* • .• The report tlietlimerigusia Imuese iaorlaa ger appears to le t Ole 'dry, or if Goserne6t 4..4 (ftiiliniONNA. llo 4 - 0 1 1 * preh e n s i o n, for it01111 . 11,5 . .': , t .. 11, Ml* rlhtiihd: The orders for elte;tt ing .tYto been .mounteramoded. The alarm excited.% ettlittiterts thF gantry, we are happy, lo l itish, to .abide. The county of clare.-met the . .nrigh.. bourhocd of the city of Cork.. .re repreientud in the Papers received from the &devised dis tricts, in a state of . perfect tranquillity, sod it •it.expected that Kerry will be soon restored to iwklatne situation. A fellow who acted Os leader of the meraudets in the latter county, it is said, lees been arrested sod conveyed to Dublin, where he has *setae(' the Oates of SOO of his followers, nod given spelt fothee iertouptt;ith us hair kd to the re . covkry. of iliiity stand or t+-ms. Should the cons ! deece of those inflceseitd w e e O n s th ew C e p tu j i , e As Rock" end Lieutenants " shaken, it would throw • damp upon their erergies, cud e o nt i lhut e greatly to the suppression of the present system of outrage. There are now twenty-six regi ments of infautry in Ireland, which, - with the pro posed will make a regular force of nut less than 20,000 men. Gibraltar papers to the tOth of Itinvembie anew d. The Earl of CHATIOAN landed t r •... the under a 'elute of nineteen guns:, e was reef 'veil by a guard of honour, sad procreded to the Convent. where the Liestemssit.Goverator . mired to his Lordship the keysof thefortresa. The troops compering the crimson lined the whole way Chun the place of landing to the Convent. The insubordination of the garrison of Cents, which wan formerly mentioned, is now stated to have ari sen. slot from any political motive, hut from the ..rareme want to which the se:oldies, ve•te reduced.— Oa apprised of this. the Commander-in- Chief reprimstoded them for resorting to such • mode of making their complaints know's. He pointed out to them the fatal comequences with which their conduct might be attended in the for tress coniasited to their charge, and the equally dangeroas impres.ioti their example might make on the other corps of the army. Shortly after. deputations Irons the nomeollinnesioned officers wed privates of sell those which compose the g irn son waited upon the General, and senewed their ms.uratices of sincere and unlimited devotion to their Kipg and country. A c.nninievuon is going nut to the West Indies, to inquire into the state of the Negroes Min have 'wen 'played by Gov. iiiii rut ruder indesittirel now shout tip expire. anal tar the purpose of devising megrims eif disposing of throe hereafter. The com mission eosisisti•of Nlajoy MOODY, of the engineers, JOHN MGGAN, Esq a gentleman long resident in toe West Indies, and a Srceetitry. A Reeolution having levees voted ley the majority of the Magistrates as...enabled at the last Quarter S s.ious fur the county of Berks. prolithsting the inserting of any Comity delrerlisentents in the Botkirigharosltire. Bedfordshire. and Hertfordshire Chronicle, s protest hiss bran entered against It " a. unconetitutiorial and injurious to the true interests of the community." Tins protest is signed. George Lee, John Aubrey, M.P.. R. G. Rus sell. M.P., T. Digby Aubrey, Bedford, Robert Smith, Edmund Morr a. Thorns* Wiltiain Coke, M P. John Kipping. Ntsgritt, M.P. Wm. itickfurd, M.P.. J. S. Boron, Win. Morns, John Poulett. The Admiralty Sessions for Ilse trial of offences comusittcel on the high seas will he betel in Use Justice Flail . ut bite •Old Bliley, on Monthiv, the 91. t of Janu.ry, instead of Friday, the Milt, as Ratner Lob% rtiscd.—(Guletll.) Cs 0 I*---•"NrS VA, (7--'440"4" *314. • 0 .4 , • r • '4 WI C " PASNIONIIIII4I 3101r1IIINIR. Depeeteres yestenlay frimativart% IFlotet, Lamm B►eo k. I op el asid Comdata (Mar and militias Paris; and rthe Earl sort Countess of tretlew and family fur their seat, the Priers, Stationeore. • • Laity Heirthesite has left twirls So a visit to She Collates. a Dysart nt their seal in /twiny. Comet ;MI Cowman St. Amami° arrived Is tows niter. day from their add at Wimbledon, and relsraied Seek to (Rimier. Hon. Capitals Jones, lAth hymn, arrived yesterday at Eirkloinv's Hold, Lower Brout.street. from &tests& Dr. Hay left lows yesterday for Briglitois. Arrivals yesterday at the Claremont Hotel, Bond -street Fnokey, Ea+ limo Paris; sod H. Usswin, Esq. from his wet is Herts. Vitreous* Sydistry ben he Wee fur his seat, Frog's', Kean. Geis. Palmas* left hotel, Si. Jameies-street, ytotriAr+, 'fur his seat to Ifirdr. " Sir Al.. Hume, Bart, km left tows for hi• *est, Kerney. bery, Herm DRURY-LANS THEATRE. Last night the whimsical remedy of Wild Hafs was peoformed at this theatre, with ti c a ., em b rec _ ing snarly the whole comic strength of the house. Mr. EELtreott played Raver wish a degree of spirit and .vivacity every way_ worthy of his for mer celebrity in the past. Mr. LoYarisav wade his second snopeavonee on this stage as Jolast fiery, will by his animated portraiture of the cordtal jw - Whility t the honest well.niesuing bluntness, and the dry capa.ie humour .of the obi hcrstsosain, (study ,t i4calitished the good opinion which las performance pr . of/if/mei, in she Advird C 411,1, had so justly .etitkt irred bass. 01 . Ephraim Malooth, it will suffice say, jt woe a riels".speenuen of Mr. hilabiliMeS *orrlippg excellence •irs genuine comedy. • Mr. 1_ .4 • sabersEws, as naval, romp/early iekroitird himself with.the kind and aff.-ctionate rn.tit• Ma. • M r . efidtvess, • in Sir George; ■nd Mr. P 4tltr Aar, in . I fratrfy Thunder, evinced their 01.5141 correctness gitt orapriety, Mrs. IY, WErr was an interestiik erpresentative of the *unable and beoevolept Lady Antavos'lii ; and she trilling part of Jose, in the baud. of .Miss KELLY, became one al she longest .contribtitioros to the entertainment alfordrd by tuts uncommonly well-acted •pltiy. YesterdaT, it three o'cliick,,the Duke .r received u voit from the Princess Sophia. I. ward* his Hays/'Highness-went to die Crtrovasentlec incehiePtrodice in the Home (;nards, and held a Levee, which was attended by Grit. Mot.iiSsiii, ilijnoLss, and a nntriber of others. His Royal klighoess left hisnrice *hoot six o'cluck,aud returned its York House. The Duke of BROPOID is entertaining * herr,/ patty of distinguished visitors at his seat, Woolouric Abbey. Lord HaLLegn enieulained a select ptallrof his distinguished friends It dinner yetis/610g kis house in OIJ Burlington-street. A-s.oli); the distinguished party who dined on Monday with :he Earl and Couniess of Fildllllll4l - at their heave in the Stableinril e St...has,e, ref., Count OthMeV?, Viscount OltValk- Cohn el CATINDISM, Co 101101: ois A *p. Gazisswww, - •*. . Mr. Llismor, the cotnposee. has relintmished the maim 1 einem and proprsmoirolaipuf the Oratorios at Covent-gardeo Theatre. The ',county of Limerick hOmits the'rnmt extraor dinnry fruitfulness : it. prodeces .Spring Ries all .she year resod. SPORTING IN INDIA.—A letter trona Sofloo inentioos a remarkable fact in Oriental egoEtwg, recently happened in that island. .414/any Europests, who were out amusing HllwNsrs with elephant hunting, came so sudderdrt Wire& iiteroas herd as to be thrown into greit { cs The trampling was terrible and the deager,impia neat. One of the tame elephants ira particafarwita overthrown, and two of the wild animals rushed for ward to destroy its dismouoterl driver. At this ' ,moment Captain --, with a coolness shoset re- Credible, interfered and saved hie life, by shooting f lbrst one arid then the other elephant stead, each by a single ball from a barrel sof his dotabk-borrel/ed also. The mortal mark is use the head, over the rye, sett) iu both instances the ball penetrated the brain. If any farther proof were wanting of the out rageous falsehoods published by the Quarterly Re viewers respecting Lady Nona'. admirable Work an Duly. it is finished by the tinaousieetnent of a New Edition its nets**, which is to appear or she nth itotaat, maim altogether Eialsi &Witter, viz.--lamo its Lootlem, two in Paris, one at Brussels, one at Weimar, one at kook, aid another et New York; The Ticket, No. 16.427, drawn yesterday e Prize of Five Thousand Pounds, was sold is Shares by HAZARD and Co. SINGULAR CIRCUMATANCar..A few days ego, the man who has the charge of a rabbit warren in the neighbourhood of Ayr, on going to examine the snares which lie had set on the preceding eve.- ing, observed thist our of them had been drugged by the animal into its hole. I putting in his arm to pull it out, he found • woman's apron with the skeleton of a youug child wrapped up in it. The child mow hare been previously deposited else where, from whence a fear of detection has pro lottery canard a removal, as the uprun was quite stoat and free from rottenness. A few drys ago JAN6I fißoWa„ sersallt t. Mr. JANIS BROWN, farmer, Civilise. parish of New gellovtuy, came by Ina death Its *very siespilsr and unusual rummer :—The deceissed had been plough ing io u pretty steep field„ the soil of which was very rough and stony, and the ploughshare having struck against a large stone, the horns or shifts rebounded with such viukisce alpinist the breast of the per mut, 'loft h,t was killed, it is believed, us the 'PO- At least Ins sufferings must have been very ‘l lOO . foe he was visited atily half an lionr 'before by a fel low tietealit, who. too his return to 11w field, twit.' the knitter *Opt, Wed their driver lying behind t h e plosigh, without the smallest sign of Ilfe. The rit erased was an industrious decent man, and has lit'. we regret to say, a wife and eight children, ita rrrY indigent citeutastunees, to drylote his lurk MS