The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-09 00:00:00

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With ' force he has marched to attack Mosillo, if the last hue teeter's' to Ce4beae. if serWo shoeld ihiln •at steed Bolivar w* imielplish his heet; • iteigat Calaboso tanill he 11; 4 / 1 0 41 San Fettimi ' AAA., forwhitih I3' ked*.get:beats, under' th soma/and •• of Collie! *lee, milet Itt'deys !egb . elociuido it by water. :SW Veraawde tree bagatelle . 0004 14041A40 All /10 4 44 0 " . ra ft ' Tbh it the Saleg.olsa, w,h4 with kit lanachet, Nat la Of 4 eater ila the clelleate, and took sad dui id mt.'. tel.-211ita a Mariarlialihals,erlietTeie . ' on, ti birth, and a Inas 4 of &Wiest cool a toviocine comp le adieu. 'UMW Morino (Width •Oppears detebtfol) him Isecopiell Celebes°, lied Bolivar' shoeld find him these, we may very sotto espect to. bear of a bloody battle, which the Independents make sere of gaining, in ihatpOsition, froin their very, Soperier cavalry. lisiethis atistanCe• dr Bonier, at the. bead of ea respectable a fotoe, Will increasiitlearaty, as 'well by tieWirtioo from the enemy, as the inho. Ilitentlrof the cesotey, Who flock to the atandud of Independence wherptver they lore an ppplartunity. .4 strong instance of this was Lozano's deserting to Mo'nuges. This Losing will commendent of . i corps of altar) , in the Spanish Sertice, Ishii . he came twee to General Moaagas, and brought him thafiett copy of tbe Walt° General which the Independents had eats. A strange proof Of the moral effect it bad 1 produced!--I send a copy of this curious docu merit, ofvh a single obiervation. It is, dated at 1 Madrid, the /4th of January, and only published -at Caraceas vl.e /let September I-flowing! Where was it sleeping all this has ? En attendant. G ellen! Freites, Col.. , e 1 Jego, and several others, have been shoot in cold blood by Morino and his satellites, and , Margarita threatened with extermination in July last, withoot hearing one word of this Real ladalto.', Bit when •Illorillo finds 'himself beaten - et Margarita, sad Guyana lost, both lo Await, the /teal indeko appean in September as a derail- resort. Such a Mate trick could only prodace the contrary effect of, proving the sincerity of the Spanish Government for! a liberal reconciliation. Besides, what is offered byl this indult° to the South Americans? To return seal tier lithe most oppressive monopoly, and the se , very, civil and religious Use the Uoly & de yea uprise, each charms foe -awl who bare sacrificed their lives and fortunes for near.i iy eight years to the cause of freedom ? No ; read the spirit of the People in tfie answer of Gomez to, illorillo, as the organ of the brave Margaritasseant,! mod their brethren on the Main. Mork o veneer, is' /bale motto. General Bolivar has prohibited, ender pain of. death, putting any enemy to death in cold klood ; so! I hope the war will simonise a snore civilised form.--' Set as long as be minima, with Morillo, I Suspect , else Utter will not show moth mercy to these he styles' rebels. As soon as this is known, it is not isapro. bable there will be great desertion in the Spanish troops, who are heartily sick of the hardships they enderi. PONT SPAIN, Dtc. 16.—Since my fierier by this ship we hero learned nothing very decisive from the Main, bet eeory thing is leading to such results. — General Bolivar bad disembarked his troops at Santa Cruz, on the opposite side of the Orinoco, end marched to join Sarnia. Bolivar's forCe, as you will hare seen, wis 8000 men. Saraza's corps cnn• gist Of ROOO cavalry and 1500 Infantry—total of the grand army, 5,500, without counting Whit they may pick up as they advance. Saraza writes, that be would bays attacked Calabozo, where there were only, he states, 1800 Spaniards, bat that in obe dience to Bolivar's orders he awaited his junction.— Pres continued to block op i thousand Spaniards, the garrison of St. Fernando, in that posilon ' • they attempted a sortie, but were drivels back with great lees. " Fees was ill at the date of his dispatches, and Gen. Urdaneta would direct the operations until he Was recovered. These accounts are, brought by a Seigel loaded *ith cattle, Which attired on the 14th. I I have seen lthers from Generals ArlsnteodV sad Gomez, by a launch that arrived from Margarita the same day. They announce to their Friends of 1 Cements the hopes that General Bermudez will soon pot them in possession of their estates in that pro' Since. Ms lead-ipsatteit Were at Cominacoa, but Mt deteehottnts tette almost at the gates of Omani, and: had stavried off w taming party of the enemy.— Aeolian, desaahrinset- bad driven *us oat,of. Catiece• Sieges was egaally pear to Barcoloos ; so that wipla the ?striate have abundance of previsions, ibei strillin the tiiiitdy evetivikere, . and oblige theist la de n tseid on (Paternal tuPpiles. And when 1 they attempt to collect the crops, they ire cut ell b' parties of Guerillas. Seek is the precarious poasps- IWO cif whatever they occupy hs Commas, Barceiltua, 'sod 'a peat part of Cameos: 44 in. ope sttert, month it is probable they will baldly retain ,any FREN4II TAPICHS. • ,Ir. 0 • . .1 . • i • ,EXCHIQUER BILL . MICE, February 7, 11318. ro BE #417). • .4,1 paleper Bilis • dated fa Um Months of Pommel • March, 1817, tuned under Act 57th Geo. 111. imp. 2. Tat: COM 11#041/IMrs of his lef9ieite4 Trainee Amber elves illireetions for paying 4 441 roisained of Oa aiono-nandiomod Exchequer Bills with the Ateresi gyelherasaslst the Eaeltsgmer Bill Office - be the Receipt or, 111,cebappert Kew Pdnceiiwd, Westminster, en ihitsfay . ooo Ott Muni, al&ndence will be given daily (. and Solliggieseeplei) mall and Wading Tuesday the Id Of Nerdy from Di **Pock in the Morning WI One in the iff ternoon, far the piepose of receiving the tame, aid, for the greater dispatch, The 'Bearers of the said•Bilts are deefted-la piece the mho , Lista (*nth ere to ho alihrientat tiir Opal), ciamble theme beat Order Of theirreopoeitve Mho, met aa ad for lhe saws 4ineant Mug' nunieriaibiq arrayed, and specify •tog the-prinelpal ilinlas and laterse(atne therms, cominded fro*, I eadating sDayi-on erhick Shift are metteMigtollibsillikgo! .Nigh Ni bog of Swot. Massive, mho* She biome WY amanymaifitte-esulet Esaresskehowl4 they he idiot as the :dorm , 4 Bohlen "hems Names are inserted in the Bilk, ere previously to procure the Endorsements of well • :folders t and the Bearers amigo inespensailyrereired to indorse eadelitlieettkiheir usual Signaller., I end is writs their Names and Resideeleo at the bet. l ione 'fetch • Vitt and they era moreover required to attend the "IrldWfoltr stet trite for Peryneent, and to raffle the now Bills, WOO* the Receipts for the lease. • gag of the Walden of the aforesaid Billrehowlei beast:mu `olfribioflireelloorog of the Principal and Interest, previmes to' Allemeabiltkdap•of March they may be accommodated on com eisNeg -the-hawse to the Day on which they wish to be pale, and haying Ike mid•Bilis for Examination One Day prior thereto. Swch Persons as may ie desirous of having new Exchereer . Bills be Whets or in part of Payment of Principal, upon mark ing new Bills, and mentioning' the Amalie et the &Wain of 'their • this, delivered on or before Tuesday the let of March, Mop be accommodated with new Bilis, payable to -- or Or ;aer, carriage an Interest of 7Mempenee by the Day, in every One .fluitired Pesach, which seietnew Bills will boar Data the said id ivy of March, and will be delivered. together milk the ~serest due in respiset of the• •so desired to he **changed, me :Ase)ifey the 10th Day of March. and the following Deo. The Exchequer Bills tow taped in Exchange, aid oak law: abk to -- or Order, as abovelnentionee, mail ba lOW tramsferred by endorsement, or rib be paid to the Bearer if 001 blank shall not be jilted up. N. b. Exthequer Bills. dated prior to February 2 4, 110,1 hare been atirertiud to he paid off, and the Interest aeraris Avowed. , • •-- - *Otrrii jafERWA •** ''' "' 111111 0 11. 0 14 7 4 1 4. WrIttIia•CILIEF or TIM stwettm* ,c4B , TAUflolletAL of TNN ADDEO or weissaott 1 AND NE W onexin<Bo.4bc. TO DON MADUIL DONA, OiiittAL lit ennsrox, edveitine A conoktrostiti.ozwites. ow sits 'Ofitevince • ' •OOTNNA. " fleadlshoers,-Cedeasl6, Nner.X.lol , ' 66 On my ordeal 'at this paint on the 25th 'in the'aftertreon, 1 Mildred dispetebes from G . 'Pees; informing me eft victory obtaieed lir the brit-I teal ditision of his a imp-beer another agar belong*, ida:ike enemy. The bottle was fought io the ricielly! ..iil.Pfutria, to which per people were appeo9ebistg•-- 1 The resells of this actien have been the death of the Spanish Lieetertint-Calonels Gorda aid . Goetit,l With'wlkitOtinia-41300t their 'troops, .end On rlll4 wit Oa toddled* of times to within tiesdeepos of the &pilot et Urines, alt el which has dealareitila Our WNW , . Oar army acting in that tpteetor Or. been considerably increased by desertions from the enemy, and the numbers who lock to it as soon as they are. safe from •Spsnish vengeance. The spoils taken from the enemy Greets° considerable. " Every thing es the Apure wean the•best aspect. Nevertheless, an alarming sickness •has fallen upon General Paes, through his eseriittes, which has obliged me to send off General Urdaueta to seamed him, if he should not recover. " I hare also this moment received dispatches from General Serene, giving -me an *canna of Us own forces sod-those of the enemy, as well as of their re. spective operations. According to his details, Ge. neral IA Torre (Spanish), with 600 infantry and 700 cavalry, on the With, touched.......— fro* t aivario to Belen, where oar army Was potted. * General Santis, in order to gain time to assemble his cavalry, and to -induce the enemy to penetrate further into the into. sine, countor•marched towuds El Tenon. Our forces of all arms, in that point, are three limes more numerous than those of the enemy, and anxious to present battle; but 'General Sense, in enmpli. 'twee with my former airier., prefers waiting for my arrival. 1 shall fly to jam him, by which means the victory will be more certain and efficient. (SigOe4) " SIMON MOLIVAR.t .--.... This etas , was published, la one VIII. *a. price 12a. boards, A snowr I)IGES'r of the LAWS and PILAC- JtS.. TICE in II API KRIII ) Tc Ir. including a statentent of the •Conmitainner's atifhotity bentirnain and motion witnesses. atad.nthenrendet Contasisdoninf Bankrupt, wills.' referear in nil thm nytterloi eases, to which are added the Orden la Bankruptcy. By GEORGE RonTg. Rai. dilf 4J/wakes tun, BatricerLaw, Ccsansissioner of Bank ruptf. and Editor of the last Editioo of “ Cooke's &atm' Laos" Landon t PrlaledAtar W. Ow& tow itinskseller, 17, Fleet- Wen. Of whom mav 'he find, CASES is RAS KRUPTCY, /• W. liuek. ENI• price 6 • MVPICCIAIPIEN butDONE6 This dny wnv putili4ted, l ie Bre. Price gs. THE FORT[ NAIE VOUT44 ; m., Ch;ppeo lowa Cridet; teataioing the tommesieement. amnia. add tientreement of the Newmarket Hoax ; %%ilk oh-er.,t• tiolo.ntnl ratio's mysteriouc anerdottm, and midnight ittiire;rt tiro% witaseeteel wish Wye wed politic', daring these two month. ex trordioary career. hit bort° anpuhliehott. Printed for 3. Jobarroo,9B, Cheat' de ; and to he had all isorkselieni. MR. PHILLIPS'S NEW LETTER. This day was published, • In Ottawa, price Sixpence, A SECOND LETTER kola CRARLTN ; PHILLIP 4, Esq, to the EDITOR of the EDIN BURGH REVIEW, - neeasinsed by an Ankle in his lost " Loy en Morgue: And darned be he who Arst tries hold— etnnith.” BiIkitSPIIARZ. Printed for W. How, 67, Old Bailey. Also, 0-t published, THE LAMENT of the . EMERALD ISLE i n Mono the net* of the P.ineoss Chet6ortr. By 4% Phillito-. 1 . " 4 0 'Fifth FAition. WITH ADDITI4)4 41, STANZAS, um in the early In °tiny°, pricy One Shilling. 44 New Guyana. Nov. 43. " This day near WOO men march with General Bolivar to join Same, who is waiting , for him with more than 3000 men. Pees will also join them if it thouid he necessary in order to destroy the troops ‘.4ijer Morino, who, it 4s said, theegit mot In an aJtkosetic manger, has quitted Valencia to proceed on to Calaboaa. This, however, we attach deabt,. for we should not suppose him so mad es to expose the small remnant of Spaniels troops bolsi Stith bite, who woad nert.ftioly be Noll **terminated in the retinal's and plaids by °weevilly. 64 We have nothing to dread from the dissensions of General Mari? The troops he commanded in Cetnanacoa have acknowledged the authority erf the 'Supreme Ch; :* and they aye coming with General Berrnede:. at their head. The former 'Moped at the Gull . of Paris, with the troops he was able to col lect, atoounting to move thee 3(X) men, and appear ed with them in the vicinity of Maturin. He there 'fel:eller:lln intimation 'from General 401114 to * de. liver *ern up, and present himself to the First Ai theritp. lie refused, and wrote to General Bolivar, lompseating to have the command of the troops act ing in the province of Comma. In answer be re ceived an assurance of security, and the offer of the lime command he hid held in the iraty, Which it is presumed he will accept. tSiethiti F. DE PENALVER." (Don Fernando Pltitaiver, Intendant .of the Pro. rinse of Guayana, by whom the above .is written, i§ a native of Cumana, anti was a rich proprietor of Valencia, where he kid a clear estate, yielding hint 300,0001b9. or coffee annually. Be was Member of the Congress of Valencia. •Ilasine acquired his fortene in trade, and having seen other Coentriell with advantage and An in quisilive otind,heappears aeery,fit men for his pvcPht appointment, the more so SS his manners are extremely Gentlemanly. In the formation - of a Go. vernment, are has been taken to select such men ti ore actuated by liberal principles, and capable of promoting equity and justice. The luteodant's estates have long been uuder sequestration by the Spaniards.) Arteestera,Ntiv.Tl. At two :In thoefternotin of this day we had the satisfaction to see Gesaeral Bolivar .set sail, at the head of a division of the liberating army, brilliint in ei.pearance, and extremely effective, though not con sisting of much more than 1800 men, but they ire eacellent in discipline and tried Latour. This corpi will disembark et the point Of Santa 'Grua, where it will proceed by laud to join ths-ressaind6r of the army already assembled ia,C. i hegoaramas, from which positioa they will rnacch .aeabist the enemy. Ac cording to all the information we have been able to obtain, our Imlay will Meet with no renitence till It teethes Vs tennis, Width We understand the Spaniards have fortified, as their last bold sad • refuge. How ever, my o pinion, as well as that of every one else, is, that in two nitarieri Fiala fhbdili, Caracole will ,511 - ILL4RIVIVIIIMOIAP:94LE and RFTAII. EAST 1,11)11 St:arm!, !NANO-JESTER, and 111.1S11 LINCN %VATIC:1;0178/4 N 0.16. Cheopsirt . . .3 MI LLARD bpge roopretfolly to inform Fami. iur • lira, Merchants. and Proprietors of Business. hi- new RI , rangemniis are apou the most eXtended scale. including thof.e of *the East Indio C. wane for the regular s uppl y wf Foreign 4,04„ bow, 'hob. for Csentleusen's . Ness. t=it h.. trod for .fi l diee sent. Long Clotho, valtotoe India Shaw 10. Rte. I with .the first E b f a hlish f orafs of the line Damask Lichen of Irsegalnity. sod throe of the chnice Valenciennes Fabric tif French Cam bria* front .the Co• tivent. nod with the first factories in this country, for n rertilar mpply of Linen.% ShOeliiir. Wick aliacks. Ate. for general family uoi, a, it ell Rb the various articles fm Ilrew of the newest mad awake approved Fnation, including the! lie* Irish Libels, in 7.Bths and 4-41 h., with the prerent improve - mitts in the preparation of the flax, to hich inures them of their sod • desired dotrobilits• t with Sae Sheol+ of the Me fabric and *tel. doll 'actinic'', at the Warritneoe. Wits paces/Wog shawls, and Gentlemen selettitac them for ,Presents, will fwd the greatest choice. of a saperiardescrip t ton. 11011 b in ludg Rad square, copied Irons the mast beautiful otri la reillele Melia f)eillgto. pectfllar In the horse. Detertiptives of 'the .oeirt.Goodso Lkeris. Sbeetirtasaltseltis tight). Diapers.: Table Linen. Marseilles ()dills, floe lanilting, AUltlisit ler Shininge - - Printed Fllti.ifilfCS, 4 :serene Ta . ska. Ind _ Po /Oa !hawk, Itoorhaoesep; - ,!cured ,Fins, fur dtco-eduy be iu our pessOl.i•n• (SOgue,cl) SitTIN 'NOVA*." ott mivney. •-•••-• 14 Peat .Spain, • Bic. 14, -11317.-4 refer you to the inclosed letters from Guyana for Om eat* of the war on the Mein, ente. adding *hit General .Marino wit ea the 45th at.fdaterta Mt his *ay Angiitairli.!' Asisistance was' oast of • the goestion Generd'ht& rino has turned over to Gen. Bermudez that WIWI athiehhe tarrid from Giirit, oath tire histierotriding incorporate, tilled/44610ga, wtas Ent the: 26th alt. it 'CINIIIIIIICOII with 4,300 •Arso f collecting the weber scattered remains of Marino's airily, mad srisit .ioompoiliarprodioe of Rionoso, croo..l4ososi r -r rum Fti. "6.•"t'atitei'liiy the Waiter, a:th hliatatteireissMtbss with hi. Majesty, before and.edter Mass. . • I The ball given by -the Saglish Ambassador esi hi 01*y MIA ;goaded :by imawarris.ef 1000:fetrasi Alf ,fOiti"''' 5 ... ttew• ,ite of .Vitettiniton dined on hioticley with *.tbitey • - ---*--j. "'~r ` ~a . _ I . , • 40 .1.17 . € 4,1..^ ;*, • f • , A. 8.... 42) 4z I ' . '"v r — •• ..,/4 • 41 7 N i ' • ' ..41„ .1 0 ,44 , ,1, I , ~.,. • .. , , i t, 4 ,0,,.., ( 5. -, ~, i. -,. 1 -.I , • 1. , ,1:04, ~,,i , , : . .ce t J . ite ' <l6, f* . r.lll bi,, Itlie0.11!(1 i . ~ • 4 1•1: .. :,' %" :. • • .. . • •ff .‘ , . • k 1 . , I t ,I ) • • I C. I r . 1 4 . ,:~_.. 't 1 . 1•.40 . L.; et It -d;.l lititmt-r# .• • • - -~ ' ....r .... ~: , The &caffein's IPetiftsta am* WI 1 1 1000,1 i... . .. ;95 1 3°Z.P. Cu 1 5 1 , 14 9 441 4 4! . . true tune meshed on the 3d kfmkgs a totkri4l4. fast, their Escellencies the Marsials Deka of Reg gio, Lielturio, Tarantino, and Ragusa,. Major. Ge.. .sesata mf tbeGoard. On the same day. the Dike of froflegtos bet', private manes& with. dlie Cog, aftlesgebdikridi :{ergo. *Bl a .visit to larailiee. it. nos . bk‘Graea wale eke deempabbea et As. . . ,tints thelloky Übeet. ,, .:) .; Si'., .. . ftli,L " m e .._... like "'mei iiigheeilillee :flake at ,sisratil *Opal° she NSW'S" s; slight iodispelitinai tin eateeandoiebar ate biaraiy` eat Taisdayi ba deo !wineries ; but it is hoped that ,Ms Sip* Highness will be oubledesbe present to-day et the dinner *yds bk bliajoisty 'dill give to thp. NI 4 iltieedilbe Of the *lei Iraially k ilbir 4 'Sell as also at the Specie*, tobittii:‘ up r t s tor I. Ile Ce 1101•14 .._ ' 1 totalea a .. .Ls, Niece Supposes; tad perfoiSitiiii '1514 , 1104 "skint. Les ifesides-ioass . IlliurgAa.. - . . . ... Tit; follovrling is • a repetition at * ,44,..1 14 V0rt ' Dey " I the atrocities of Ike of Algles•veleieb Parts by witty isf - litspritch l dated 'Ntil.l.l!--" r si teryttoos Italy report facts which,7lfiliolivieed; i ' excite the general indignation of Entipe agaidsi t i `Government of Algiers. — f e? intionice• that Vici.Consul of Sardinia has artived at Geocia fiiiis Algiers, ,whore a Sardinian brig badteeh ceirleckie j , where it was *tared a good prize, its ;spew bAst, its . tberisid, not regular. An the'Corisels *spired to the Day tossakesrepreseittlition igelitst this ph:. tedure. Hs receivia. %them, torentinded ..by lip guards, with a 'naked 'sabye in his hayid, i but g ag them no nrtisfaction. The 'English Contitit dellatidell the release of his - shit-in-law, who hid 'bat ecieitta and imprisoned the day before, as also his two alms, who bad been sent to the %tight). 'The 1 Dey flew Into a rage, and threeteeett•to Wits of the head of the young trfan, if be obiststed in h liyeal. The nest day the Satsillitili Viet-cons was ordered to quit l i tigkeig• His daughter • w teen 'from him, and conduct.' to tlib Seiteo:" l Cit49iSsit OF UMPUTVES, Fee.% . •, The Ministers being introdeted, the discossinif upon the Recruiting Latywes resumed . Article ID was the owe that came neatens* deliberation. This Article, as originally proposed, 'tinted, that thes period of services for soldiers should be limited tip fie years, .and that oo lite 31st of Dietesbar In es year, whatever %ay that), e the et mantnatna -4111 war or peace, the legiotetries who s all bays ft.lFlra_, pleted their.time, abaU !kind home, sod isot:46 agent liable to urea itaarg territorially, se c on di ng to tb., mod' piridiOyliptii'L The Co*ilitiiei. adelsCali amendment to this Article, tbat on the 31st of Dec. ioassch year, in time of puce, she soldiers shall be sent home, if they have completed their tor= ; bat, in time of war, the same to take place only lams. diately after the arrival of the contingent which is Winded to supply thee, who ere thus disbanded. The raltelDENT.-Lit is'propned to limit to five 'Mfg the service of the class of 1816, which shall be raised in 1818. The amendment we. adopted in these words:—. " The duration of the service of the contingent . of 1816 shall be only for five years." _ _ _ .... i The Passlonn,i.-11se list paragraph of the Arti. Fie should be postponed till the Chamber has 464- tively settled, with regard to title 4, whether th; veterans shall be subject to a territorial service. D'Aminvor.ac.—The paragraph is altogethat MOCIP. ;MEld nlO. nl urTiTump Nly.. , •••••. - IDlnsities, Shifting*. Ltrng MIL., new Printed Furi.itures Mining, of rwenweent •Cottsars, new .oesigin for Caning. • ttininev. Weems, 13.solt.Jaceonglt. Snecaranie. Aluli. Taajels Seediness!. Cos-ae, Whom. Tartorer. 111411-cat, lot *limn* itatoille. 'thighs Model Botderiagi, Rae Pl:nineli Fe t. lamna ;is nal Veils; sigh Vein Peru sad Angola Shawl! Shawl t7ruvau. Loins. Col•nirod and Mark .Ilotabaneritte .• s India Colicoes; et stirs ue . Printed Chinn ries nifd Mail ins. enfellrel `lettiudtecl, fine (Ungluing% and Bengal coloured Sloeiirs, fu lileittisses Ikea. 011nm:wand Persian Evening Devises, dtc—swat be obtained at the Warehouse. The varinas.deseriptieta of Goads are sold no the nasse ad 1 1 A Nantsmegiti testis,; three plirchli•ed by she Piece are at tie Psi *wad 4663/ash- ',Vire, nod those taken in less quantity are a rot sibs lasmosdwis.ce pos.itsie on the •plere pciee, fur read, nniney I.;sdice bating Commission, experience veculiar ',haulage. East India Captains and Ladies returning frown India lire respectfully informed. India Shoals and other valued* hM sthiriodslis, are spuetlnised ar exchanged sin (he Weed Stier' terms. 4 IVIr Sogasrdlrtiled liburivitltsbie Line* dad •iispbitis tw bi dald.at the emit 'sire ; quanniv of rereniniolr .Black O* . 1;e•; with Maims, s4.silde (sollol9. at Le. per Ares And yi :1 • WittrefieSidknorlit Prf .r • - . • useissf. The PALUIDINT.—Why did the Committe propose such an one ? M• DE ST. A LDSGRONDE TOW for the ameneintent of the first paragraph, aksuggested by thy CimenitL tee, theisgh it contained harder conditions than theft, of the Ministerial Project. M. MegiTADIBR was of a contrary opinion. Whet means, be asked, woeld the common soldiers .hayet of knowing, and, above all, of . proving, that the contingent which was to replace Wein hed arriredet the corps? Thedlichitge ought to take place upon. a tied and determinate day. That system was adopt. ed in Bavaria with so much esactitude, that a private ,who quitted his colours without leave, after having served his time, not only was free film any accuse r !ion as a deserter, but• he might bring his at ilso if damages against his Colonel, ,for h!ettpenees of Oil mute, which he incoretd in consequence of the net.. lect of delivering to bins his dicherge. He shmild conclude by moving the previous qoestion upon that Article of the Committee, and wopose that the die. sherge should ..take place, at the lateli s by the Ist of 'March ittßaoh year. The Piiiice DE 13110GLIE supported the amendment of the COMMittee .. . M. Merman, jun. demanded that the period of slishetge Aeon Id: be on . the 31st of 'December in each jger. pa,l34a i. ticre.—lt is ispossihle to mistake th e ligation of Ariicle 30. It was wished to give this strottiOst guarantee to the )oaivg teen who are call ititt,•tbit they should net hi detained ',geed tt: period filed for their services. The 31st Dec. is mot mentioned as the preciso.period of discharge, bet es alt, Rog digest period to whisk •it caa be post* poged. He .osisidered the vosmilesent of tbeiCamr reirtee as supeztluoie. a ilOrir insured open the. necessity of the Atli. e'er thit the-Lew might differ entirety fro* theiCeateription; •for, hitherto, the presides Arbilan .we m grade had sot been ,ktpt, and there hail aqd beer d.ilyg .W years a single . ,paen burro charged in cou.seqoeuce of having completed his term of herifiCe. 'The Attlee way s st iorrirh ) passed, as ameedet by 'Zile Ciiassuists , J ..1 .01L4 1 "*I•t, lusdia 4 pluabk Liberal f 4, i~