The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-04 00:00:00

ttat bill-brol ~ 1 ~ : lYhei; tie bilto e itos”__-_•____, rosnroon mune IFFIDOSIZOM ouvegiwajo hills?—Ye,l dicl4_,_lgr i r", " = a" wit ' tionerpoifice, as I Irma Mr soy • persons. Did you ever procure say blll to be dleasolgri for you through Kr. P•reell'S spay /Lamer Is ray life. Yes senwaajpierd PanewasteigiVl" for you ?—Ne ;Nits Viry, 110.461014 11 1 MS ' lO my Ides ; I sever sew say sg to tbe costa/yr, • sever had suy el =ife Salvia stew ilgb seat op ti • as by Ur. hi g sot saitglo Itelfparey slue I have been pat otarissiteguer law essed Mai Slq ID arty tbossial4lMMlNgtair eatiovassosert, sea hate, Is osesegasisoi %MAO Olson sod elstkraire against me. • , •-• • • • I Who deckles 'Alai ifirwAry:ittioir.or is to b e SM. !. eaeb printer ag ashweAseessig sasOtexesuse wegke?-IThe lbessary. have..pot le Is iteb a that if I was a thief I esald glo se kart t be imp's* dilierest mesa. 1 ' You sendlytaper reroute to 'enable *We pre.sing orders?—Yes. • 1.;* 4 .;4*4 Ali Who decides the gswebityif paper t*bs to execute thaw orders ?—Upwi s y bi rd I OWN ha there here bees very few lallighwir of It t Oa. ago, when the office wu Is • situation that it twpid, . tete/ire the aloes. I sear die elerktlmllv elf 40111 to examine the paper. . Whoa the tagiere as wit **lot 1 1 ” .110 * • person who Oak* the to dies, tbst Wok& Is ...ecoptal?-Bgfore I eagle lbstissifffli were opened by one gestlesai I 1 tbsubt k right that . they should be opined been Attie aeb,baes4e.s root dal wag geld, there were ceruds peoplo.wlawbod . mods edvastsala, tad I belays ism wag a thoot Jul of. impropriety carded os is the else, sal post pre fereoces g bow ARM I wake lt , lllll. brAfirr ming to the public. if shaves set dowel - seas contracts IM per seat. reduction blst swab. Who are the the.. gestlerowe Win Mesa tbitew den are opened sawNallge foams are dl Mental to Ille*Coapteeelor owl Sir decals Illosms, the • gars keeper; we . call lb. Aussie Is se tin bawl slab; be, . _ .pate - done the illiveenliTy Are they to be Dist li es a metals dityt-..Tes. Are they to honest is beferen gorilla:hey ?i-211i. Are they opened ate certain hour • neleete. ;Are they received ifi diey come in lifts, that bear?— We refuse thud $ there have been instarseee of pertoas sending in ten skates after that, bet we de net fierken to them. What is yettr,bour 2—Ritlor eleven or twelve o'clock. You advertise the boor?—Yes. • Are the parties In attendance at the tine t—Yee b they are generally ; frequently they are. sad the very bane •dar they knew their fate. • • ••• • They are not-in the reent)-41‘..thests le • •the room but as three; the tenders ere os. : 111 1 11 4 n, f Are the parties attending •in as -certainly not; sometimes there may he Moe 01 ins writing. who are the Board that sit to mental* 1411 . 11116 26 n? —The Comptroller and myself, sad Mr. Ihneen.at• testis as. Hew is the .0 amore?--it is adobe a IWO ail& • per. and then seeered in a book. That book is blitt io that It can be g e he a year back ?--Yes. Have you any thing to suggest for the geed of the office ?—Yes we have an office at 60001. alear. and we hare not full employment, In consequence of having only half the business of Government; I shall be happy en 7o into this at any time which is serrealeat to the Committee. Mn. S. K. Payton again called in sad exaseined. • flare you, upon any occasion, borrowed aseeaaesyy from any teadeginan in the employment of the office ?—Yea, 1 have, from several. State all that you recollect /—1 have borrowed 251. of VI.. Paden, of Chariercroes, whisk I me to Min om Thursday next. tilten did you borrow it?—Abeet two mosthe age, I int : and 1 base borrowed, some time is January lest. P:atileton and Redgkinsons 501. which I repaid rut 'lnlay last; lam not aware of haslet borrowed any colter money. Have you never borrowed fres that same been** any other occasion?—They discounted bills' for see: I sprat- now of borrowed money ; Mr. Sheriff, Voluble, i•e discounted a hill for 501. for se. A note of hand or a bill ?—A bill. 01 , whom ?.--Oo Mr. Read, of Beckham!, a lean.. Was he indebted to you ?—Yes, 3001. nearly. Are there any other persons of whom you have bee rowed money ?--The two bills discounted by Middleton ard 'lode kinson were drawn by Sideey es Sir Richard and accepted at Williams's ; I received then of Penton, of Bircbih-lane; I inquired the character of Slr it:chard Phillips, I understood be had been enfants. troe at a former period ; I inquired of Middleton and Hoilekinson whether they considered Sir Richard lip's acceptance as good: they said they should base no Fort of objection to selling him paper to the amount of four or five thousand pounds. Mr. Sfdsey and Sir Richard Phillips had become security for Mr. Searle to the Bank of England. How came that person you have spoken of to ewe you 300/. —For money lent. Hew long ago I—Two •or three years ago; he ens barked in a new mode of making glpe, and is 'titbit a fortune, and I lent hint money when he was begin ning. Is there any other person of whom you have hot rimed money?--1 think I once borrowed fifteen poon Is of Mr. Black, in York-street, but I repaid it some years ago. IYas that money repaid with interest to Messrs. Mid si Irian and Hodgki neon ?—Yes. Did you ever apply to them to discount any other bills? -Nd. Wu Sir Matthew Blaxana's name upon those bills 2 No. Did you ever apply to any person to discount any bills with Sir Matthew Illovam's name upon them ? Vra I my tailor once discounted a bill with Sir Matthew Illoshain's name upon it, a bill by Lord Scarsdale to Sir Matthew Skim. A United States paper arrived yesterday morning. en:ioni.sbat the siege of Puerto Cabello was raised 4,n the Ist of August. MON MEAL. Atm. 17.—A few days pad the weather been excenively hot; on Monday the tbermoma• t••r stood at 10111er. in the shade, and it is stated eves to II :Ice reached 103. We rejoice to learn that his By ( ellency the Governor has decided on placing a mill tory force in the Eastern Townships; this measure cannot but give satisfaction to every friend of good go \ ern , dent. The violence which had recently prevailed among the smugglers on the other side the lines, and th; extent of business done by them to the manifest i• j ry of the Revenue and every fair trader. calls loudly t•r redress. When we read in a respectable print pub tubed in this city that out of 12,000 chests of tea. constmsed in the Canada', 2,200 only are legally ins. ported ; a greater contempt for the laws Is exhibited :hie could be imagined to (list mongol as. tb• rmegj a ktili ibryllivltieb;lersiti.hitisf .I. o4o rat de lodulaNtittrablv. to as. The Alai 411Tairliou - iiiiliiiiiit to their recollection ; the IMO of Irairillisplipies ditgabrie Of their itiNiary OR. sad WO la.lut Ilbs mplilla of most Frameless*. Nisei wares—tbo het& of Witorloo sutural the return of the Bodiless. Ibli Obey wlll silver beep. Al iltautrh smite th‘liatlti of skid yes ameba 04sets No AMU ell 111* YVIROIN. I ba4 so ososoptloa of the' Vi s a las simitetwevell last Saturday, after them. of ES E 041* Sarratdoutel Purvis's. Nos to, di* ESE pursed! ,4 1 b4 AA lel to Its beads of a Traci *soh la this stimps . 14 say popular comossotioal Ow Walt alossi istild save bisadto ;amass of. tbs 011019.. W air Robust VW.. ifilidassu..asol Settee. abety of Lawlor* is 1b gray ratbsonisit quality old& a ... pqr•O000 lis *a Saajlab eltaraster at presads to ibmajastlea, Frew:haws aro sot, "fraPht;fese,d!Mfie,l4floost *us wed &miens! MU set as s illsApp a a &Muskies, i a fact: *l l 7 O O Po#di Wt. PO*. - TOIL- hiflllll649' DO' . Ike 11:lotta Isataisolo " Ishieb - • Fromcl!atea Lava mita "tlas SagliSh; - ' tati s"*" ---. si 'pivotal i ourom Pare eerhpyl sad we are abentliejsemootoolnlll faiatillseg 1 : 1 1 1. Slards , bY °AI 1.1110"Nri and MINS fmsa arida, be made apse thiir con and *4 Kok 11 3 &methadone; at least le the manic of oil lianas& people here:, Yea will pensive thiamine taken 16 the Ultra Joarnak, la &wow of " die of thi Faith," There Is so doubt that saceearlsas Al 4E 4 1 4 ed to that "army" by the Preen grin deeded , . awl *at shortly after tho opening of the Conpresogi Verna the nal object for that atoetabloys of Pro.* Inipr spots the Spanish header will he Simla this espectaties bs realised,. you nisi young for imprint ereiteJawre, it is use • the Fremils army hat been pursed; that most of ptperior Akers am well affected to the existing horers; , meat; bet there an amongst the enis•effeeers ; nay, ladle new of every regimens, sealer. of yen& mil if equal Mint, aid with the ease plikciples es the kw aefortanates who died oa Satity. we by Ns teripdo• from sU ranks of eniaty--eligible to tie hidat en reandetin he the service—and hhherto ants% of pnesolloa if dommed"worthy, the French soldier is eop and fiaippljeiiiii tie city of _ The Lord Mayor rained theiii. The follovillig were iisiok fn The Bahia* York aad the Army." • . " The Doke of Cisme, • and the Nary." - " The Lord Lieutenant, and Prosperity to I reboil, "The Duke of Wolliogtos, aid the British Aray fought and cooquered se der him." - I • "'The Primate sad the Church of Ireland." "The Lord Chancellor." P " e Archbishop of Dahlia." " Sir J. K. James. Bart. the late worthy, hospitable, anddignifted Lord Mayor." shift. filosittorn." • e ledioneral Fyere, and the May stirring is Ireland.* • • ' 4 lllo l kri of Meath. saiilko Resident Nobility * • • The city Represeotativai," • .. - awifbe Recorder and Board of Akhassen." ~16,715 e lam High Sheriffs." q r. The New High Sheriffs." The County Representatives." Lird Maryborough, and the Noble House of Wel- A !moons of all woe humanely mittribotod to .sedcottatrymeit is Ireland." f-Ottaaral aryl ' '• ' " PRICE DIP STOOLS. AT C IPut Moak 1 Fr Ct. Red par GP Cies Nal lostoo-• New Tworo . apeDwa. I 707 v.• eAut. $ prGt . 6 porCest. incessant la- aletcy d•- ad V) enjoy Oojernor s gOperbly le was de• Orden of ONE O'CLOCK.. THIS DAY. Was Book. Ditto Rosa Soak Bei Itak I Dads San Old A . .04 Os pos. Os Os 6s rm. ofath.Sß pos. for Asa Lott. Tab* Yid I fie i, , . telly operating on the mists half brutal man ; Itis a rash. long sl ace, when speskieg ef tie i rebind, said site same thMg v e Isee. sad the Exacts-His ea are ~Ationa, tin of the Muumuus atilt k. The crimes of them ;tenders bier revise, from time to time, wi lt " they can possibly be effected, hams, Me p a ,„ sills to whisk they- engines as dies. * desire for engage sever des be extinguished is the breast where it bas doss Heed ; ezratt by e ft of them miracles which smear /uppers sow, astultial l we causal reasonably expect sew to arrive. If so ? one will ilea over the file of the Stetusus, they will fled we urged this *poet the Mose, wh o , the Marquess Wau.saast os setting oat sa lag journey to Ireland, to occupy the Vicogligil aboir. We said, if be did sot tarry couctuariem Is his handy, his labours inlaid be fruitless. Neither the jades. sot ezettatioDere. toe the &lea of kneels, would' avail, if conciliation were asset. His ga. Wieser 'seams as have fergettes klawser es a nest sunrise, is Dahlia. At the Loirlidayer's dialer, the other day (at which the Lord Lieutenant water,. sent) os bit gneelleasy's health Wag dna, he *tit —" I lave aitooreed calamity sawswget yes. wed ben, thank Heaves, happily setsoodetlio steering yes &rough i t. " we b a y s sAettorapialoamf the Mori. Wasiiattsr than we eat eetertais for say of that amadisirses stet ' mei who goirstis these rubies. But me have net pet seen is him that which he hem *starts of himselL What are the CA1.11 . 111/1111S of the Irish ? They an she u• Wooer of tytAss-r-Othey ass georlfriticit root*, Mob e i. mate leadlords--thor on4t►s luseo4lsio ad rowiog evils of a misruk of Ma eootieroaer ego —.Mi l k', Monism.. of these has the r Wsz.t.r.si.nr named ?•-• Nut one. that we Innis eL All sea, of all parties. agreed that • doe isteclifralias of Tyater wee asses. eery to the prosperity, to the quiet of Ireland t sad Ireland, daring his Excellency's ediniainrades has been smocked with a Wive that subject. The LORD PRIYATZ, at YID Visitados for the Diocese of Arsegk fought stoutly for all the Tithes which the Prowataat Clergy is relied sow resolve. •• Ile veryfercibly`(espe a Dublin paper) " showed the seieshievess dens of coottatataties." Does this ay. that the dispense of the °oversewn itt trollied Ines to the granting the people's wishes relative to lilies 1 If we look he the foandeana of the Marques Waciaebet's bust at steering the Irish thrones their calamities, Lis *tar ing seems sentetbleg son like Mr. Pirr's fatal steer. leg, whoa he left 6aglaa4 is the midst of calamine, which she. probably. sever will be able to sebdu. We shoals, be glad to see the Noble Marquess gin us teases, to ►eser*, t►is picture ; lat. we fear it is, at present, too team and faithful as We ham iasorted in soother part of our paper the whets of the evidence of Mr. Dictums, Sir Mat ream &imam, sad Mr. Pasant, as it swan is the STATIONIULT Revel?. Them penmen are at tbe head of the Statieserefollice. They were eseselsee by the Committee of the House of Coolness, "pasta to examine into .eacals is the Oleo. It apron that Mr. DIGUSI had borrowed mosey of linoms. Coo toga, and Baaav, Oedemata under the Stetiosety Office, and that is did not pep any interest for ilia money feat. Sir MLTTaaw MAIM beefeletel MOW is like seaman et Mr. Alderame Maemar, Mr. Muc osa:osa, awl .tart, bolas Trulasapata nadir the Sta tionery Oact. Sir Marrexw also discounted hills due to tradesmen frees the Stationery Office. Ifr. Pa Mon. also, had borrowed mosey of Tradesmen cos elected with the Stationery Office ; and bad bills dis counted by seek tradesmen. W. shall not go ista the detail of these things, as they appear in the mi• dens. of the gentlemen themselves. Sit the nature of the traasactioa Is clear enough. .46. who have the controul of a public office, wh i ch expends large stuns of the public money, are is the habit of borrow ing money, without paying interest, and receiving other favours, from tradesmen whe have dealings with the Mice. If there were so dishonesty in the tram actions between these persons, as regards the serving of the office, there was a want of decency in the facts admitted by them persons, which reflects the high. est disgrace on the government itself. Bat who can say, to what extent the evil may have guns?— In its nature. is was capable of great extent. We do not accuse the persons in question, of hewing done worse Oise they confess. But there is ground enough for suspicion. And what suspicious of other transaction in ot h er Public OStres, iamitably arise ! We are absolutely shocked to look at them. As im mediate and effective enquiry into abuses is all the public offices, might to be instituted. The Netioe is plundered, and its character dishonoured, by tees lattice of the.. We ems expect nothing. it is true, of Ministers themselves : for they are too hardeaed. we believe, to blush at any eammity„ aid too corrupt to sweep away any corruption. But we do hope some good from the Parliament next Semiotic—and, among other things, some firm and steady enquiry iotoA buses in the pablic-ofices, more especially MOMS or a:pea rl/U. The country geminates menet fail, we thiek. to pry hue this with scrutinising eyes. Ttlsr have reams to feel for every 'Willie of which the public is. is robbed; sad they must be fools indeed. if they no not interfere to pot a stop to the robbery. By an article in one paper of Tuesday week (which was also in the last il-11+fer) great public attention has been drawn to thir subject; bat not more than it deserts; for, it is a very striking rpeirnen of tho manner in whi.•h the TlllStl works. We bop thd public, until I*.irliament Inert, will have au eye spit the matter, and not forget, that Cotten/tat. blsos 6l i 4 in Brixton louse tf Cu) errand. G101441:4 tiial eat mot pub:idled. We regret this exceedingly; fa. W.' should have liked to see how it was carried on, ►ad what evidence was brought toprorc that his awry ' 1 " jirfro. Yesterday afternoon, at a quarter haat fire o'clock. his Majesty left his Palace in Pall-mall, in Lis travel• iag carriage and tour, fur his Cottage at Windsor: — The Xing . , it is said, look:a sucoutuioaly Well, sad appeared in eateileut spirits. An ortler'arriced last sr rek at Chatham Dock-yet!. ao stop the further di.ehari,e of any inure web fro* the naval yard: it is the lineation of the lisirrrenien:. chat tho nits shall tastiest workisig for firs days In the week, and the sante hours as ese.d. which niskolt riate the icteatio; at a further • ! THE STATESM. N . , • - .. -- bsv imiii. a • ' L i. - • '' ' ° sued 11.1 only t° c°ll6 YIP ' f i l 4 Nit t C he a ttr l info g r h asil ipegl aid i"t hal i f i l l r , •• • • ' ' r , ~ • '-'!.. : . 1 ppisiss if toe o s‘oetion my comporais • I . : . ' 'llt 6 10 1 4 is am Ni . & me *silo ott. v a favour the . 4 ,4 1 • I 4111111 1 4:fire. -ii-jr . - . 4 11° M" .- - 441111 A 444 two of Rues/tea. We 100 ' , If 1 liiio l9 ol .. It . . , etakink r eseal. In conferrett. 'a approlkauan of my *toe lify: With forme ._,_ f OLTMAGIIII in ' lfeblBl fll . i i , th..emm. rat p a n your permission. which lau sore l_shall receiver 1 Sao-, . do Dow. iy .. Aer e the ioise, lapted Id do • -i m A.,./di • l i , pose the *. health of W. Lord ',spot. soil Ttotpitity IS proms. • ._ 2.- .22........52s ear F.... .........a.iiAlha ikeir. ...: wLieltnighe bidet- sad 11 9Pi4eA to **at) of I hbl ia• . ' not. 'Lent a,* DirinDAlieL •• - . -.." F-1 - rw e i s - izi - wicii - - - v r i w hi men : pis_Gdanty Representatives." , " F j i ttiV:trgeglials; tad e m ilv .. f i e b i t ,: kite Lrl Mary rough , and rho liable House of Wel ba able osieaiaalued alp* i s itf ai t t ee • - •IC- 1 4 1 .., The Semateenth of • Aagoaktio day on width tie it i tp 1 rle off rOce s Viis loisala4 " .' sof - Naito Most Gracious Majesty enteral bin faithful and. toys ws o ia n u his a t o.sials _Gs a i l e at Ivy a Lip , of Dishlin." . mitt wm u l , , p rel "saw bid %Adj..; .. . The magnanimous and noble=rapillakol_ al i.a rw Atagigt, 01(30 , 414 mom les i classes of the sister isle, who he eflaffiarai t ad . s r whir m a , t o th e the relief our diatressed,conntrymen is 'retina.' . i i i - . A t i mosis iggi. wa y. " The Attoriey.(ilesaral and the Irish Bar." rah lily* air to ▪ ill ri 7g o ila 10 -rtrßagaleme " The Friends of Ireland all over the Weld." Willimir ea tba a OW . Ems. "The lase Lord Mayo, and the Mainiorisimme Coo Ma. 'IA Bare (Immo - .11 eadafiotris) mitts*. and mss y thanks to them for their incessant it ar , Aas . d. .asawaispaca or Vic boors in the cause of hutnasi to Sat as ty." . .w hi e heaped was At emit half-put eleven o'clock his Excellency di re• sz, V Orsialoly. • death thoir,Aiglit. he m parted I. ein excellent spirits, and seemed to enjo he. t ' Ati o ' • all rear Feeseb-• perfect health. He wore the sew unifor m of Go V ernm ( met at o. spieit Am • lataly occurred also; 0 1, via• a scarlet coat, faced with blue, and so perhl in trbieh a mat kaawa v ie t ge . wee •in- enittroidered,liandsome gold epaulets, &c. lie was di . Willi h. t haviag . 'MI, • lola Now canted with the Lord Lieutenant's Collar. Orders I at. Mats be la Dowr=oatml.pali4o44,-.." .. the Garter, St. Patrick, &c. st7r !-- Perhaps ell* IP w ait ihave Mt mato , "Is r ilig-is bait" "I.l" tem i***ll.ll - A MAILS. ran y that cambia we Ma* ,ai 4 imve i ass. SUE. ARR. DUN. I Dlll4lO • - il i HOlllllO • 0 hateful to the Principal OW if be popaliitioli •" • tit. emtam s sad warn about to boom« oipity otisedims 9 Waterford I 9- . ..lersey • 0 0 . Hasbro' 9 0 Frcaos - - 0 to the Basilicas, by as amides/awed tatiasks that 0 rai-b 6 ., 0 I Flanders - 0 ley will certainly be matli apes Blair cowl Mid their mom 0 Gotteiburg -0 • 0 Amalie& •• 0 mi. Imailidatim e at imam& noel' 6 the eruaule et ell Wall- trite *tateontatt. "Tit itITIIS STATISIIAN" IS IPWillt STATEI4AN." • I wits "111 to Valparaiso. where he bay been received with the greatest enthusiasm. He was in Calloa Coy. and cemnennicated with the shore, but refused to have any correspondence with San Martin. We are not inform. ed the day on which he left there, but it Is reported here, that his Lordship gives his opinion freely, that the I ridependeets will be driven out of Lima, and Cut tarac has issued a Bantle, that all foreigners not taking part in the cause, will, with their property, be respected in Lima. ___ Paris papers ban arrived to the 2d instant, bet they are unusually barren of political intelUgence.— The Journal der Delmar has noticed the sally of the Courier against Russian ascendancy, and asserts that the Russian Envoys at the Congress do not appear more numerous than those of France. The only pa- per that contains any news respecting Spain is the Jouinal de Toulouse, which announces that liessieres I had deserted the army of the Faith, and carded otf with him the military chest, -containing 200,000 francs. General William Pepe, of whom we had beard nothing fur a long time, is stated to have ar rived at Madrid, on the iStit, from Bagland.—Tbe only accounts respecting France, are of a tremendous thunder storm with took place in the South, the latter end of last month. At Toulon, on the 19th, the lightning struck so near a powder magazine, that great apprehensions of all explosion were for some time entertaird. A soldier on guard rewired the shock, and was instantly Lined without any cnotasion. Fi xecu FUN us, OCT. I.—Fire per Cent. Consuls opened at 92f. 95c. ; closed at 92f. Uue.—Bank Shares, 1655 E—Neapolitan Stock, Piz —Exchange on Los don, one month, 25f. 50c. ; three ditto, 25f. 35c. In another part of the STATISM ►K of this day, we have given an account of NUM UUTIAGIBI which have been committed in IarIIAND. They are shock. ing, almost beyond example, even in that coaatry, cc• caromed as it Las long been to scenes of barbarism. Rut let no min mistake, or tnis•state the CAI SE. of these enormities. The Ultra Journals will, in Al pro bability, use the best of their eloquence to jitstea these crimes upon the " Revoluntary and Levelling spirits. which are abroad in the world" (to rs.st his Uric. 01 AMAIN'S phrase.) But all men of mnnoson sense &most that the feeling which leads to these unhappy deeds, is one eriirrerert to oaf who Woes , to the 1110114., eat crommieftesis the armee—ass Norm .cetuno or promedos If dessred"worthy, the French soldier is ma- LONDON: 'lilted cesstamtly is essiessowsiag to qualify • hlaseif - FRIDAY avanisn, ocroma 4, 1822. for a cemassad of as esmy.(lbootit ail are moat eels- --........ itrateti °•airele have rime flOal the nutite) - 2: l 4efer - STOCK =MANGE'. TWKLI'II O'CLOCK. den of the offseers of a imps from the ge I will, . . ... • It is really astonishing to see toe littl e b as hes soak saver, therefore, be amiemel ,tali, In cas_e_q_ri_is- day or issarrottlos i and I • moil e d doing here while the &reign Market is all is a bus . A. reem ol s ai nd da s i oa.,ao4 ' itaVS.D. da this aseetriag. Glevisols fer the Amount, filll teased altra-1 its eblef.--sor in their seal to put Buyers, for Money, 811. Idown revolousii a. • Can the French Govern- All Foreign Securities have advanced this moraine', I went be 'gamest of the dangers that would attend each o step? H i therto a ll attempts to fpree rel i g i on nod but in particular Columbia Bonds, which are eagerly loyalty upon the French have bees useaccessful. I may sought after. Oid and New Spanish are also is de- be metalled of the Cry of the Abbe Forbin Samson— mend. The quantity of bruises. doing this morning u rie. ka Croix ! Pies lee Destroyer!" l'he Abbe is in the Forties Market is utosishing. a most excellent man, bat, os Saturday last we bed is. , Chili Stock (paid up), tilf —New speoish, 06a;—Old. SD stances of four yelling men diarmarding the cruse. and —Neer Prassian, S 9-014. 55$ ra•clis.—Rucsia, 691,—Da. with their lest stele:claimin Vice la fiber:et A tole- dish, 9111—Neepolites, 771—Golumbisui, 90. rably strong practical proof t h at all the French are not ---0.--- reiterated. •On the Whole I litre little doubt that the Letters from Buenos Ayres, to the 40th of July, lavelimi of Spain is a favourite measure wi t h Fran" have been received. The following are extracts : sad Austria. The result. as far as respects France, the most short-sighted can easily anticipate, should it be at- " Yesterday, a post arrived from Chili, which informs us of the return of Lord Cochrane, with his squadron, tempted. ... 17.1..a5.ian where he has been received with the DUBLIN, Oct. 1. The new Lord Mayor, Alderman Fleming, was sworn into *Mew yesterday. His splendid equips's, and rich and elegant liveries, were not disfigured by any trap ping which could possibly shock the principles or wound the - feelin‘a of any class of his Majesty's. subjects. In stead of the party emblems so long employed for the purpose of offending the citizens of Dublin, the car riages and horses of his Lordship were decorated with the ancient city colours--warlet, or deep crimson. The band accompanyin , k the procession played " God save the King," and • St. Patrick's Day, instead of the ir ritating tunes usually played on similar occasions. City processions were wont to pass through the streets of Dublin either in death-like silence, or amidst the execrations of the people. Yesterday, however, the scene was widely different t the procession was loudly and heartily cheered along the whole line of streets through which it passed, from the City Assembly-house to the Castle, thence to the City Court-house, in Green street, and afteterards to the Mansion-house. Lord Norhory and the Recorder officiated at the ce remony of swearing in the Lord Mayor before the Lord Lieutenant. Tim Presence Chamber, in she Cam*, dis played a scene of great magnificence, the whole of the Lord Lieutenant's household appearing in their grand state uniforms. Thus auspiciously has Alderman Fleming's official career commenced. We believe the new High Sheriffs are gentlemen equally well disposed to obey the de clared will of their Sovereign. Yesterday evening the new Lord Mayor gave a splen did banquet at the Mansion-hour, to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and several personages of rank. Amongst the company we remarked, to the right of the Lord Lieutenant—The Earls of Meath and Long ford; his Excellency's Chief and Private Secretaries and Physician ; Mr. Blake, the English Catholic Bar rister; Lord Paget; Captain Malcolm, R. N. ; the French Consul; General Freeman ; 'inners! Fyers; Val. O'Connor, Esq.; Hugh O'Connor, Esq.; Nicholas Mahon, Esq. On the left of the Lord Mayor—His Grace the Arch bishop of Dublin ; the Right Hon. the Attornertiesteral; the Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of St. Patrick's; Sir Charles Vernon, Ste. &c. &c. Oa the health of his Excellency the Marquess Welles ley being given, the Noble Marquees rose, and with great animation and feeling ex pressed himself to the fol. lowing effect :—" I should be Insensible to every feeling of gratitude and public honour if I were not deeply is with the Undone with which you have received my name. I have witnessed calamity amongst you, and have, thank Heaves, happily succe eded with your ail'. awe in steering you through it. You know as: yea .i oar Loyal , • j. i' i i rv,4 1 ~. ~' 3 1 r