The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-11 00:00:00

- - • GMVS frP VeipOltaf 4 e 4k§.lt.t 1101.11ERS .f.itII)OIIIBENTURES issued by .. !l v. set Viee-rri•ii'e.tt a the Prp blie of Colombia. * .IM. ft "' .*g , - 500 4°0..4. ~# th e t.etoil try, air. Watt l ittvot, A. . mix r 'cote, pextment of the aim . with the in ere:.t. ken 4 II be diite•ifieee et. ot , n Atonally M. 10 , tot of lot« 'howl .1 .bol office of 't.irlor. W. (leaflets, and J. D. To • let, the &seta! of '.11.4 , .hi0n N-pebtk. Preetnan'ti-eoart. Corithttl. I.no hnktert of lite aforetoitolitanaid INabreturvi tectisesPeit to take notice that the interest thereon will 4 ! Ono, and •fter the said Ist day of July nest eten.inst. riu ityrll F. A. %V.A. _,. ~ fir wrocge,. AT 01411.1011.0 Ch, THIS DAY. , !itock.... ..... —O4 to4to Otoclt. ct Rorl • 774. Dfttellootti s 63.. 66 p.*. , Ct. COOS Vitt , !linetb Am Sionei. 99 per Cent laneth 90. Oki Age ',Went.. OK etc. Navy.... 1021 21 MM. S Ir. pr. ref Coot ! --Sat. 20.4..p00. par. 4 nnl9 191 13.16 --filmall..fs. Is 8+ pm. Ipr et Von. fnr Acct........ 79111 car Cent Lott. Tlekes .191. 194. MAILS. DVF. 1 ARR. DUE. Dublin - - 0 0 Holland -- 0 Waterford - I 0 11.1rnbro' - - 0 I O. ,S. Jersey - I I France - - 0 Li<bon - - 0 0 Flanders - - 0 nattenture - 0 Vtt atatroman. STATIL3IVI`4 .. Id INCllllldeltaTalb WITS " TUL STATII3IO." LONDON I/STCROAT MINING. MAT 11, 18!2, STOCK KNCIL4NOE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. There is very little fluctuation in the Fends this morning, and scarcely any business Joint. The new is the general topic of eon ion in the city, the [entreat opinion Iv, that the South Sea Coin will he the eontraetors for it on Toeeilay next. nederstand that up to last night not more than thonsand hare been subscribed on their books. Consols are jeig for the Aeremnt. 781 fur Mosey. TORSION PCNDP. Seairely any business is doing in these funds this morning. Seoul* Old, ....... ........ 091 re-dividend New fiSto I ex-dividend BM to 83 • Nespatittoi Ote Entoothisp, ex-dividend lot f New, ex-dividend Re/ ONE O'CLOCK. Within the bet hour there has been much hustle or 'Change, and a great difference of opinion seems to revait as to the South Sea Company being able to undertake the loan. The amount of the sebseriptioes ' .• South Sea Company np to this bone is stated about sor 600,000/. Tie Hank is stated as _ to take the contract, in the event of its being refused by the South Sea Company. The market has consequence improved 7t4zi. CITY. lIALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Vase, of the Bank of England, has jest given: that he will be ready to pay off the dissentients Five per Cents. noon giving four days previous No alteration in the prices. PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. Tat LORDS Mast night) Lord Ds/INLET moved aecttnnt of the steps that had been take* by the rnment to relieve the starring people of Ireland. motion was lost; hut it was distinctly stated, Ihnusands upon thousands had starved, and were with stareation in the streets.and highways ! - not is a meeting of jaeobit , s, radicals, or blas phemers that this was said (and not at ail denied) n the House of Lo-ds, and that too on the very that" the papers were giving as aeenent of the Ind Dincere given by ROTHSCHILD!" And, i. is to end without something that ellen make the remember it ? " What a picture of a Govern st," said Lord ORES, " hundreds and thousands she people of Ireland dying in the streets anal ,gll-ways for went of food, in the midst of an al hedged superabundance!" What a picture of rernment, indeed ; but, it is precisely what one would -act from a Government where certain Woes, " as uotorioes as the sun at noon-day" have so long ;isle& It is nonsense to make a element awl out theist it. It is the natural fruit of a Parliament ducted by the people at large. To be sure the of this of what is as notorious as the sun at noun-day known before. We have been ruing for years years. that starvation or revolution mess he the It. Tie Irish appear to ha a nation amongst starvation.will go down. While such is the of Ireland, it is a farce to talk of the anieliora , as they are foppishly called, of the murals of the lie ; or of an in f their knowledge. With Lord Jails Rusacee's Increase of news-papers, starvation has not been prevented, which is come, in the midst of a superabundance. This rated 'LIMN° Isere seems to have attained the coil leo:sedan of its excellence. Mere are the Ministers • ere at the Lead of tarrying it on, asserting. the stoutest pertinacity, that superabundasee food is , the cause of the distress of the country; ' here ate proofs before Parliament, that hundreds thousands of the people are actually living in streets and highs% ays for want of food ! And we are to be banished for life if we say any thing has a tendency to bring into contempt either of the 'anches of this Government. • the House of Commons there were on foot Agri• rural Distress, Licences, Cathaties anal Deo on Aiacco. With regard to the first. Mr. Cuarsts, io pregeotiag a petition, gave a dreadful account of the state of things in Sussex. His words were so re markable, that we cannot help Inserting them here. ' The Hon. Member proceeded to rent an estractfrom letter which he bad that day received from a most respectable constituent. It gave a most 4fiicting detail of the state of fanning' depression in the vicinity of his seighboarhuod. In one parish, out of a popula tion of MOO persons. I.OUU were receiving allowance hem the pariah. Such was the state of irritation cre ated by the distress of the lab.,urers. that persons :Z:ag the select vestries would not at- Mid qf being ifl treated, some of them having hien sensed ern thew Mara from their fusser &t -arok's«. l o otbarparisbee Use i ababitaats went paying es Increased rat* ander • contract. tbetagh si ace ***aid eestract was metered into, AslitAeperiatt Add few wet qlevleirstion. The tither were ma grieruite se Rau i MO I iT .' -- , I . a Tent l, l 4 11 the t 'al . r.n Atom e. ,tart 1 / th. Vele inn; as re.. teas ef.*•l7 frt I % Pieria, ' • ___-_,.- 1 ' P . ~t' !le i Fp?. ct I 'row et, 31 pet( 4 vert'e .. oar en 1 recee 1 ocrisA n 7 n)- a I /rig+ a c ARR. • I 0 9 • 0 0 ' ...wow.. I , " Tar I ...a... - • ! Thee m ornin Inas is and the r ' . party w ii , 1 We note iftn tl Conseil 1 Seat; Dorm i t . • j With 'Cheer • ' "Si, 1, tendert* , at the ! t . ' to he al likely refitted in CJCI • Mr. i aetice i of the I , i notice. . . IN 1 far an finvern 'The m that th ' l 1 ,, It is nc ; , ; phentel but in , day thi f, , ' " Gram .:t , a'l Oil I • world f • If. " meat " of ti . . 1 high f 0 ledgi vernme expect t 1 ",,, " unto • ' existed • V cry abi • nut clo like of like of li ever i and y, • i i malt. ' I whom state u !ton% II t people all Lc ' • . , this st 111 ion, ii brated 1t1f6.121 that s with, 11 of foe , ' 1 . I : and In and tl the st yet, it that h fff Inane 1, `I In , • I i... { culti st !..en Te preset i state mark , •ii r .. . 4. 4.1 1 . Vale N ropi o of 1 . 1 . 0 his . , 0 tit. t l .. tea 1 1 ae do 0 ON . 4 Nil 44 ' o 6. 4 . . " In 40 OS . • ... S . C. P,' r , i cc V . , .. . ti" hat the "vetty ore quitting their assievisl m slam; with the hope of rclitroiag in kites times r'br, at least, these gentry ars foolish people ;/ite._eit vas eh, sore them that they will soh reform to tittle arasnsioni, unless Pr.ra's Bill be speedily repealed, or utiless the. interest of the debt be speedily lowered. Oh, dear, no : they cannot have those mansions and Mr. ROTOR.' rump have Ilia dinoers upon geld. Rut. what do they want? Have they not got the better of the Radicals?' Did they not imprison DONAPARTI till he died ? Are they sot going to have a Waterloo monmisent ? Davt they not got a half pay and pensions that Celt them live millions a year ? And have they sot to pay these live millions for all the fighting. that they bad : and do they want to eat the cake sad have it too ? Have they set preserved what Old (!rono, Rosa called the blessed ceatferts of religion? Have they not preserved the tithes, which the wicked French took away front their clergy ? Bat stop! what do we see; do we ✓eally see it. or is it as " air-draws dagger'?" What ! faith. Mr. CURTIIS wears to get rid of tithes ! For what dos he say : " that tithes are as grieeome is " Regime as is Ireland, and he should expect for " the boded interest of this coontry, the same extent of si amenorplion as was intended for the Irish." Antelio "lidos was. abolition. And now, HIIIDIIIII3IIt Patina ll I sow yeliaskers-on of Lotto* sr the brave, do ye recol lect "tat Mr. C told you at Wlncheiter in the mouth of il4reli. 1817, wheat you would, if you could, have torn him to atoms ? We an delighted with this word amelioration as applied to titterc—Well, mess nom Sir Neuov RNATC/lIICLIft who said that the distress described by CURTRIS uas not cosistd to Susses. He added that sumo means of relief an e nt be adopted es speedily espossibk. Aye, brit how? Will y,. vote for taking Wriest@ to the meow of twenty or thirty millions ; or will you vote for 'a repeal of Peat.'; Hill ? Mr.,Ap•TCUMVILL reconitneaded the *steatites of the system of granting lead coder select vestries, for the tuaisteoance of the poor, from tat-snit/ (the present limit) to use hundred or two hundred seen. Oh, ho. what then; the pour are part-psti prietors of the land, are they? We are comiog to * practice of the doctrine., which we have so tool kaki s preaching, and on which we have observed is our cook meats me a recess speech of Imennaag tt.e &ave. Oa t sw, Mr. RICARDO, the pour bads will set go outAl cultivation ! It is strange that Sir J. Somata shoidd bet unesey " least the country would be abandoned b "the foriniog body." If by farming body he tees n rent-payers. be is right enough ; his alarms are we I founded ; but be say be amused that there will alwsye somebedy to till s h e laud sad ter-est she feed. Bite T...las ens gso o tressed withest Weedier retied ihi)testorl den would voile and demand that relief lesion the Ministers ; It is impossible to' know . car to guess at what Sir Trost, means. If he mess that relief is to be got is any other way has that of repealing Pates Sill or reducing thelsterest of the Debt, be will lied him self iseeived..—A petition having complaised that the duty on hops was so great .'is to be ruinous to the growers, with the present low price, Mr. Ittcaatto took wealth's to observe that the " cam of the hop. 1" growers proved that, however high you raise the " scale, obandanee will over-mine every third" Here is a pretty argument ! Hops are made low in price by an alteration in the curreecy ; the duty is as high as it was when the currency was low in value ; the hop growers are raised, and Mr. iticaauo chooses to as cribe their rein to superabundance of crop! Nothing wore is nee yto men of mese. and as to rho- , e that coo be amused with stuff like this they are unworthy of onr notice. rociaces.—Some petitions were presented for an alteration in the LicencingSystens. Upoo which Mr. DICKINSON is reported to bare said that the complaints on this score were overstated. Mr. BKOVOIIAM al. lowed the Licencing System to be in mail parts of the country. pare, though he appears to have dated nothing in the way of proof as to such parity. Sir E. Krraecuncat. defended the " magistracy" generally ; mod we should be glad to know how these Justices of the Peace became entitled to the appellation of magis tracy. Mr. BROOCH tat said that many Lard Lieuten ants bad such a regard tar Justices and Persons, that they Dever wised the two avocations : that is to say, made Parsons Justices of the Peace. We agree with seeh Lord Lieutenants, if such there be, and we should be very - mach obliged to Mr. Itnourawa, Übe would name any one of them to us, that we Tight pall our hats off to them the neat time we, ,. meet them.— There does, however, seem to be rising a'a pretty 1 1 general opinion ' that it is high time to think a little scrim:sly eb.mt malting thee* black coated gentlemen Justices of the Peace. One thing will have a tendency to *beck the practice; and that is, that the parsons will now have to sit non the bench at Quarter Sessions. and decide ern questions relating to the applying of their tithe* to the maintenance of the pour, in order Mat the firmer may have something liift to pay rest with. This is the piueber. The parsons were very good Jostlers of the Peace until now; very good enforcers •f the game laws and the escise-laws; but may not be thought to be so very good Justices of the Peace, when the ques tion is whether the labourer shall be paid oat of the rent or out of tl.e tithes, in order to - make op enough for him to pay a sufficiency to the fundbulders and the fighting people. Faith it is now, razor ant razor ; then must be a notch somewhere. All will slepenJ. let last. upon stresteth aback ; for as to the edgesthey will be gapped sad battered to pieces long before thel coolest begins. There the parties are. however, toothl and wail, cat and dog. higgiety pigglety, parsons. L leadlords, fuedholders, fighters, placemee. lawyers, i peasiosers sod sinecures, men, weasel', sad childreo, eeratelaieg sad tearing, kicking and dinging end biting; sod here stand we. the " low, degraded crew" luf reformers, enjogiog the aped. Carsioucs.—Mt. Cdushise's splestilid Walden *. '4401 'Pitt! Jr. Ai r. ark, &Pinkies,. the nor readers mesas jest of tithes, before; and the tbiwg la the opus the sob• the , make of it was wit . :dont tn,mur..amtagama to establish tithes, it will sir dialistk is obviates that we exhibit no proofs "et wisdom is comtinaisg." " la Catholic coanirleo" colatiawrs• Ohystsiete. Is the tithe is Is most tams "141111Ithdtr bit Ilk i peglwitd it approaches very fast • 1 04; 141,0"alsooassrpass the rest." . o "ttio'cutbe Dept lo often two or three times *thho l lllool l 4othe real. What a state it Ship to "ultocunatioited!" Well, does, all that we have to oar' the LORD have•merey epos the pumps! If it weatoot for fearof being confounded with sinners like Mr. Mont. we would really propose to have their case included ID the Litany. Tonacco.--A potato's was presented ',nylon for a redeetioa of the duties on tobeeco, which, it was stated, trumpeted to s Morseled per eest. us the first coat! That is enough epos that 'abject. If that is not the envy of surrounding natio*s and the admira tion of the world, we do not know what it. " Mr. Wituaarommt took as opportunity of stating, " that he bad bees misrepremated is a discussion on " a former, as he was made to say, in allosioc to a " Right Hun. Oeatleniao opposite, that it was now 's sees whether be had Derepted office because be " agreed with Administration, or whether he agreed " 'with Adarinistradoa because he bad accepted office.' "He (Mr. W.) had made so such invidious °burrs " tion, and he mead state before God wad his eoastry. " that his words had Lau raisreprriented."—Ah! we werejadand, surprised slue we had to q tots tbe '- port hortaaleded so. We thought it strange, indeed, that titionbibld bays been said by " des L " Nara' " 1- k• %it ifq . v • GRAND FIGHT. TantbStad-call all news to be at it. The Chronicle of diklbovaing attacks the landlords most furiously ; spir: hater, we should say. most sharply. Lays the *Oat. them well, takes the part of the Ministers M far as comports with the views of the merchants; amd particalariy helm she landlords; calls them life aad.fortane rota ; wort* them well, partirolarly be. emote they have mad* dm Ministers abandon the risible p part of the A gricaltaral Committee project. It asastho confessed. however. that if that part of the project 11, 1 1 been adopted, not one via& pound of the goer terM' weatkl haw gam eat or England. The Chro ode,ole. rather, the mercantile band..pretend that Aar is wanted at Rio de Janeiro. Yes, that may be ; but till's liner would have sailed epos no river but that of Rio - de Thawed° sad Itio de &vend°, and those pretty little smooth rivers that bare locks in them. The lamilasdo bowl not an over *tack of twit. God Alerifiliel Itsosuror lint it hp-impssoildo that they east be made to beano drat as Raglish aterstast, in his senses,. will eaad lour. ground. too, In this damp country, to oaf part of the wOrld to which I. (asset afford to seed ! the wheat oat of which the Soar is made. The fact is, that it was a sheer imposition upon the Moister* by the earmilealers ; the trick was discovered too soon for the latter; and. it is impossible to blame the land lords on this score; thoogit we with most sincerely that this part of the project bad been carried into ef fect, for It would have rearmed the markets and made every this; cheaper, However, all is confusion. The fighters aad the fusdholders take away so large a part of the produce of the earth, that there is no thief left for the landlords. The parties must settle it as well they can ; for we always insist that the people at large ought to be more uncap d spec tatora unless there be a reform of the Cutaneous' House of Parliament. The Paris papers whiels have arrived to the 9:h instant, have once more assumed a warlike tone. Se veral articles, both from Vienna and Odessa, resent in stating that it has been impossible to isbtain any other answer from the Porte, except that It adhered to its Note of the 2S.h of Feb , and persisted in rrjecting the Russian Ultisratont. Accounts from the frontiers of Moldasia, dated the 18th alt. state, that the princi pal forces of the Turks are assembling beyond the Da nube. It is added that the Turks bare displayed lunch prudence and ability in lengtlieniag the neve dation,' uccorcii 14 , to Me advice of their good friends. Amongst the ammuuition arrived in Silistria are Cod• greys rockets." An article of the 12th alt. from St. Petersburg, speaks of the departure of the Emperor for the army as certaia, and on the eve of taking place. This article vea on to state, that the same uncertainty. and succession of alternate rumours re speetiag war and pease, prevailed at Petersburg as elsewhere—and that Constantinople was ravaged by the pique. From Berne there is an account dated the Ist instant, that about • fortaight before three foreign diplomatic agents came to Geneva, and de manded the arrest of some refugees of different noun tries, who sought an asylum there. The Council of State generously refaced this demand, and gave pass ports to the fugitives, who went off the next day in different directions. The Intelligence Loos France it self is unimportant. The Duchess of Aug manna is recovering from her illness, and the Keeper of the Seals has addressed a lettel. to the Advocates Demers! of Paris, Roam and Amiens, directing them " to employ, without delay or hesitation, and uith cou rageous and indefatigable seal, all the mesas which the law places in their power. to find oat. convict, and punish the criminal authors of the late conflagrations. Pains, MAT B.—Fannen Faros.—Five per Cent. Consolsopeued sent. 90c ; _cloned at 671 140c.—Ps change on London : one month, 25f. fic.; three ditto. 24f. 99c. Yesterday Mr. Si!rester. the King's Messenger, ar sived is towi with despatches how the Hague. Yesterday the Earl of Liverpool and the Uuquess of Londonderry bad arwiroaces of dia King. Is a list that has haul published of the Gentleman whose news have be.. lately inert«d is the Commis sion of the Peace for the meaty of Notfollt, we Gad that no less than suttees are Clergyalea. .4111461ggrala mmiummumi r Joad,osia iroisuadoitidAliotutaPebaulsaslilleao l 4o ll Solleldill . Mat* . tordiriff *.the Isaidadleitong islZ L lelteliihstaiume drive foillOW, iivirrif; -Aril: •i I "wareilaregesiaa Area • ihweer, t leisii Anaarnir t i ff ii h i so j aggiiiidi sit l idt, s, :i nc.' , ..111, atraisultaralluisroat at wwutersbilli .b• tr'V g. ' taipel., tiltip t i,"fastipa 44 Tfriin. I- X id'. "wwitat woodpile tretoiair diaper lola oullieriatm Moo& . __ . •••• • Milimehiet hod alees4l3 o WO* 614 _ . . ..IP iiselfeliail....__ 4loo sa l ,__.,...l"l"SHOPstAckiii. saitae,44e.. .11:tferti ".rwore.-10e feareil. was ta .be igtorrisewswes • 'les r"^"T`4 ll4l lissi d ad ' 414 1604 hav e i s " weary were preparing .to. depal for-other argiliera. edewelOshoindersamatuiratubis - carrying • " The gentry were deserting their .atsefeat. swiss* isitMilratatt • • Par **tit ht's tpieotio• n with the hope of retnrelig es hetkr timer.; while Air mak e r t ax e h eo k !r ic iberred before r .. Imullued, he aright say so withoat a euieris% tom so ;#3.4 . • ' M arl 'elieejae to ta k e the ski, " teeny paying a reel; to his, Wain to . WOOF hillliP 4 • •-• •• - fr o i btii r • i talk " cantina'. in theyalliwaliaa ash, Isail."—(liiar :.,. , M... TA:, ~. ~ Part • CallOO op. Pan moment without drapplas into the Mr (WITS!. is Illirtake• ill one 111811814, 81111 di Ow vestry an Guiltier their aseielbai • a!thes : It °beams 1 1 4 / 3 1. Ow wh"hor it - -- - - - - .1• • SHIPPANG INTE&LIIIE.W le.-4`..stwe down frees deriver last *WA sea *sited Hey, for Matins* and Pengsl; s the Luihmile Gibbons, fur °puns' the Stskestv, Johnson, e rabek g eke Sentry, Holies, for klessieit ;Ise Mee, Miller, 'for Tenerife; the. Dissisule Wart, for AMISS Leese; the Hareem. L Also toulpy sjasl most of them, linctos, *yam, for I as Diffuse's LI Bathhouse, fssr grebes-; the SOMOI. atidria the *Hos. asisapioa, for Sayre'. l'ttr the river - the Perverts's., I dle Vett of •Oorost Mesh—Wind S. • .Vitris.'lllsv S.—Arrived the b„ aliebsere, is IS days; his M;estr'S liassliensh'freas a seise. Sailed the Sally, Stephen's; fee Ilyrostb; his Majesty's cutter Scorpius, fur D. swath: the follitsvisg packets are in Stammer, for Lisbon ;the Blucher, for the the Seiftasre, for Atarriae; the Xlitriperms fee Brands. to was herd Berestersl, set feed who arrived•ymeerday is the Scorpios West.—Wind variable B. or S. PORTSMOUTH. WA'S -ASSIMINI the fres Legions, last fres Plyssoutli.--14 , sae, Wistapurr, fur the Cspe of tied seek, Newell, fur eyeshade ; the Per Ekoaers, for Usetzle.-11hed Ss*Vberly. PLTMOCTN, MAT S.—Acting J sae. St. Michael's, for Plymouth, for emiers.-1' The Prince and Princess of Dessark . petted is town to-aight. sad Warwick-hews been got is complete readiness for , Their Royal Highoesses were expected day afternoon, and speed the sigh's a Priem and Princess an to hate apartments to thew is the Rises cottage. is Windsor Cumberland bodge, which is matigamts Ascot-heath Races, and ie ewe the 'loamy should accompany her brother to taglasid, will resign that part of the Lodge wieopiod present, for the acceennodatioe of the Royal The new royal stand sow mode, at race coarse, sailer the direction of Mr. T eery forward state, sad is expected to ' the exudes Races, for the sompdoe of She- likara or Tie Ascumsaor or Casnat..—Died, Idgadir, the 6th Institut, at Reiland-square. D alia sower-past eight **clock. his Grace, the litatatible and Honourable Charles lirejerick, Lord Archbishop of Cashel, Primate f,mtd Bishop of Cooly. His Grace Lord Viscosat Millet... There eve Archbishops lying dead, via. his those, bishop of Armagh. - It was yesterday iv Most Rev. Richard Becton, Bishop of is also dead. The Mayor and Corporatists et the has have raanimosaly mad the freedom to Joseph Howe. Req. M. P. Nis test' gratitude s.d andratiou with which viewed his indefatigable exertloas is ' lie retrembweet sod national sceemay. sawearled discharge Odle sasses dales representative of the people." Romer/nen, Mar .7.—Aseas t her r km, hall garde.% the Stet this seassms,vwees market se Saturday. We stated, in oar last, that the Una._ sow open Dew end to tad. On Saimedey boat, sines the junction, arrived at with Sag stases free Denny, boar wiles side of Falkirk.—(Adiabergh Star.) We have had limiest to our office. mildews of the season. a sprig of bawthere, la full dower, but bearing fruit, in the ere feetioa, and perfectly ripe !—(Sutiiaghan ail , IS A Lewes Geollease (of the Old atosiderable laud le the parish of Waldron. Wired to let it as !ow as ss. per Herald.) The 7th Regiment of Royal Fesikers. Mansfield. as Friday. on their route to Chatham, from whence they are hark for India. The head-quarters i,f the 9th Lancers Wednesday, at a short notice, from Brighton, W relieve the 10th Hussars, denten& going to Ireland. MYSTILEIGGS &ND EXTRAORDINARI , We greatly regret that the extreme notoeiet lamentable discovery which lia‘ been jest newly established sal highly r•speetable obliges GS to !OSA upon the subject. the Establialinieat in question is about town ; a conspiracy between sores or just bees discovered ; the intention we must say, very eulp.tille youths was, indented to us, to poison the Master • of the wheel. blow up, or otherwise .' Aim, and dy to Italy. Au eminent demand, went doe° a few days ago Its question, whore an investigation I Sii circumstances took placm—C Letter.) We have been for some days in circumstances above alluded to. but batched. it is said, by some children their ushers, we declined to notice k stance occurred at Abbeyleix School, the boys, we understand, are detaisel an elucidation of the charges brought for which, if;.. all. there may be no We cam positively say, however. that 1. or religious has entered into the busisu ifereiag Post.) A cargo of ice, which has recelstl' Wirer from Norway. is now landisg, esiongh to ore it in the courre of principal pastry cooks, just as if ue illietk of winter. To those accustomed than what is collected front the dirty don. it looks rocommonly white at beautiful and tempting . ' esclaitned today, "is this Lind of arc ! " companion. " it is tempting. indeed two pour rogues on Thursday sibl Angers with it." Leadea : Mated. &Wed. sod (ellaittsol . Tan arareasem" and Ti"e Coesleieuiter' Paper), IS 07. Strand, e R WAnDrl.l, wMS Csomintications. ardes, te. be eddraba. et. lasenraer,fer Li em sailed. the Wel. Lsosl ; the 114, , Clark, for Alex. Smyrna. Arrived saw, Taylor, Nei • e Sally, Stopliteloc • is Majesty o brig a Salle, te•pilen s; Scorpion, fur Pte. fl the Roads. thi the ilediterraata a anises* Salisbury ; I, net Sir J. lisle.. **Oa cutlet ham. • the Emma, Raesla —Melted, the 1114• Id Impel the Cos.;' . 4 Fore Brothers sail .4. erly. • • • • • Jane. Cook. front ate.—Wind N.N.W •-•-; • ' Denmark an wiev Warwick-4nm has t hr their rereptits, !did to land it at Dom. Tke , variegate assign/ rindsor Park, re la guts to it, deriag the Leong Primes :1 geeked, htr Ilsei • 4 1 emetpied by taw s 1 the lioysl Visits& • 1 flag et Asc o t- h eath .1 r Ik. Boob, is is a to he eampletedhy 4 et hb liajest) a id 1 Casnat..—Died, art and-separe, s Ideace, the Right leo Broderick, D.D. • it. of Manster, tad I ace wan brother tre two mow two Irish rase, and the Arch- lay stated, that tie • of Bath sod Wells, he taws of Nottiog• cedes' of their tows * Ifd ldi sel t ei bry lwe h Y are of lon ibe g la the tsetse of ptle• _a s enemy, sad for his p d wits of a faithful i ,• rim, from Prestos- 'mere siskl is yes' Vedas Casa was latsrday the int it Poet liopetess. miles on the other r.) e a s a proof of tie a hawthorn, sot only in the greatest pet. .r 'Mi.% haw R.trrc, e l: I School) who has Waldroo„ has lately r acre --(Belo/dog ek naves, marched into rte from Newcastle s eapected to em• • sneers removed on tut Cat.ll. rbory fec 3 an, who ars, we tea- ART occuancittir es notoriety of &Way era jest wades at i as pectable Seminary. II ct. It appears that host itr, folio frees or eight perils his in of the silly, lot. . was, as it has been titer aid Coadaetors se destroy the man- • et Barrleter, we sa- go to the Snetaarr no into the emit* of —(Sereekeia N s poseessioo of tie le art as it was tut *hi 2 rex at schail tgaisig ce it. The circa*. -lino!, sad some of lied in tasted! b '4 l aght against theta; y f no good found* . 01l hat Kothiog Al l busies as.— (Dol:i wq, rently arrived in ti tit mg, awl it Issinpli Z f delivery to all 141 we were DOW is tl n e lUr e illt s y d rd ll a rglid d a t ellea b lie : ervef r g .. "lr"ciAll j th E . 41 , e Aye.„ replied b Iced ; ter it tempt , sp right tr Gsrs this • .• 6.2 .2 1 _ rl I