The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-18 00:00:00

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' 4 .7 7 • : " • ' • • •1 L !PO • 1T svaiittle. xsyss;,llss IS. ISM gh" Metl . --tr *rata gatltaltarai Twatve is•camcit.—ln tha ;smelt part of the taiensitg, there was Moe bssinees - doing heir. Uotteoleniedistat fft, - ausi, at loosest, they are till, in eonsegisencs of 401 sikirerses having arrived tile meter trig, frisia Paris, twiegiag the French Foy‘,;,oBf.. Tint great warlike beetle. in that. sifilairemeas.,. bei a I *rest meaaare. to bwrienleside.l.. '' "' I : • "7 1 Fount( Puinoe.-verylittle enswaier, in this market; aad the Royal &change *P pears pretty clear of all the adventarers,Wlso have lately • dibbled is the aboveistiske:owialt to tw* or 11110 ' sons 'hang' arrested, late U fistardat alheraoils. as 1.1 sae, for did difis re "WI 4 1§Plitally tkEkt . blf law, the . iba"teemei*Ws .;;11 7 :- •. 1 -4 fir 117 14• ieida.•••4a: *14 , -* 8 Peng!tui ... t g 2 "• 4 "aNe 11011., 11-41•11111k11P4 ikgrel ---Colombias itli-- . Peruitan,B4 -411 • 6 frollsit lier!Wis it discoing. &foci gnu,' tics, 1 o'Co.oce.:—Pineoh are heavy . rati SII owing to the'Freach papers received by expressi this morning, the Moniteetr, in particalar, being .of al more warlike tope. Eastman FVNDS, I o'CLoca.—Thie liavkst is quiliei deserted. &Weill 'arrests have tyres - plus within the" last hoer, on &motet of the deficiencies of the-Spectt-' lotus. A Leeward Island mail has arriged this morning, and it is said, brings& s e •tleman to this country, from the 4;sl...mbiau Oovernmenr, with the ratification of the late loan.—lle ie expected in town this evening. Paris papers to the 16th have arrived, but they do Mt entatain any intelligence relative to the Congress, of later date than what we have already mentioned. M.S. patches of the 4th lostaot are referred to by the Qmotid lease as stating " that the conferences were still car ryi rg on 'with activity, and that It was not believed that the Pleeipoteutiarjes would separate before the end of December." The deportees of the Vicomte of Menem= rester was NM fixed for the 10th or lath intr. The cc .conote from Madrid in these Papers are to the Bth lest• Ti•.ey state. that the proceedings commeneell by the Judge of fostrootion. Col. Parades, against the indivi duals concerned in the enterprise of the 7th of Joly, • sea which it wet thought would involve the Infante, of Spain, if 'not the Kill himself, had been annulled by the Sorrow* Court, is consequence of a decision of the Cortes. Tito orders leaned for the arrest of the late Ministers were consequently revoked, and the only r anee left to be pursued by Colonel Parades befoiia Coik cil of War, were those who bad been taken with arms in their heeds in the action of the 7th of r.loiy. This decision sat once places the King and all his brother,. beyond tyyeash of patty violence, and removes stt ap preheasioss which 'night have been entertained of their bring brought to trial. Private letters say that the 'new officers of the Cortes had been nominated on the. 7th, when the venerable Duke Del' Pallas was elected President by a majority of 79 ; Senor Velesco,Vice-Pii. silent ; and Colonel erases, Secretary. Bayonne pfs; , perm give additional details of Qeenida's defeat, and of the total dispersion of the Army of the Faith. They add, however, that the Royalist Committee at Bayonne mere exerting every nerve to re-organise the Guerrillas. sod to assemble a oew force. Some scattered parties of sp so d I? 9 men each, were roaming about thwoonntry. and about 700 had rallied in the valley of Roman, hot they led at. the apporach of a Constitutional c011et:. 7 :.. Accounts from. Aix-la-Cbapelle of the' 9th, ,repersitha Choarectairt Pacha, wording to mercantile letters foils Trieste, as abandoned by his Government, without rein. foecementsi aid reduced to each extremities es to treat direelly with the Oreekahiefs for en armistice until next spring; that Napoli di Romania had fallen into the Loads of the Greeks, and that tie Greek.fieet was in hot perish of the Turkish tweeds the Dardaselles.—The Paris papers are a good deal occupied with the proceed tags against it. Benjamin Constant. That learned Deputy argued es great length is support of ids sppli esitlßt: X ., ' 27: ; 0404; , 0 4 .7 lid 140.4 in banes. is 1 r0 1 • 1 4,1* **ON% _ _0.4„;=472•"7 &Mei ems ioorood to the fellewieg dap: 0":4 1 r lob lib, theeeeele-bei *Seed shit t,s vain astir Voltage of empsaemtee .ot Mei* 7. 140 1 9 favon, Of 01 1Nri1 140#719N5 4d IP to-tii.io lor ]leper. M. Wombs• has bees ha aeastillogi r - v c-, - . . • . i g°41 , 141.4 natter' Fumes. Nov. - lirk--gt;art Peas . ; 'Prim* •slir: We. s closed .t W. 300.-844 NM*, polite, Five • per Cram, 741.--Bsehaege 1100110.9 swab. ). &de. M. Me. : • -• • I.e eWilf. THERE BM ArAm. ..A..., . 4 ' • ' TM, questioo le, in ear opinion, fat ktliolltiessiO.! awned' 'W. hard ;gi IWO!! ceiter..* erirP_ A rh se A it'd those risit#4o We Iter is a s t " "WTI * . ia & lSeleatly combated lii Ike.: dr, self:l ail Whets pacific viewswe Teetotal**. 9111itiew evataese. 'ln sower to our ogiitsil ae . Oollll/110111 11 0', , , L .. . ....,.,... 4A . ~ Wifirietsitor the pafiticabf tit PlSAwr i k, l l9 INIPF' ilkuit'dlre folbolieg pessisgaw-r •:, ~..,:,;i4;,.; • dr . ;;;;",:1-‘• ''' 1141 Coon CTT has attempted liillessatbtalklitiAlll 9 ** , ;fa Fremets to aSpoeisiewee4lll‘ ____, ,olftclers, sed thole isibillsreees Ss.:* 'kilt 4. 11 filtietkOtes; their equal moiasidderatedissilsola MOP! Warw. philosopher si tki4ffteflillairkillki= I WO! easily massif a . Om. am IS .. , . diadems are 1411perinttisNI•140 1 phistidiff, ,lefolt x, Opal. Is • not a - ooaalryttlilehs 'td* TaillW .11 .‘ -1.0 1 1 1010 Mast, hoists wit.owtril aimeriag, preepecis:- ' sifillMilll man could mos& to Mideld with 'ao Malys, can Spala - iv -Willey week as sad! . tetioilfollese ends eateVadaal" - . Bowies le made be ottelopt to dm* the:, iiirriti. r a French over a Spode* swigs . . i4 ."0.01 14 * te .. . show tht .srertisleeriatee -01,Z09. -• . 11 , • By t;, WO a«. . the CArostiefe hots& .neatok,see lila it to imp, that " Mr. Cotatiff s 'hatahrittl /imp MU; at ail? The; Chriteattelriissi, 'kart one, no MIMS to the,erticlr 111 4Plegillii j. alas We e aware of any right that the editor, or the lone r, of that paper has to ascribe air. Mettles to any ;far person, and to hold treat pereleia . *ith, by awoke, writer of such articles. Tbis:ik.Opateary to ps , enstom„aad contrary to owa *Wm a .isilkirreetrd la the eltroniek.:Ot was as obsertutiotsAidilsOlitallito . Ina, pen which OW .Chronicfe Was tatkit*ltlri mai L we asust,coatues ourselves whiJlj at a hjilii to OCCW9 B t ,for its net laming the papers lesaiodlidikadiattli aliiiitt - Swill 'Hier, except we woes to supra fisiostisteardi of istiodeelorbiets ire *basil% dewy Millivolts tO aiy slit arbutus bei us hn t tb eeposiant trailer asg the b(si ns:# If the . cdiskole cite oar 4411,psimip(itaide Strad /ft Warrens sad BOIT 5111T5.111011114111,01. theft wart , we are eir*w;r.'apill, it tip • 44“eir . NV: 0 - .. ekeaugl4#44iiaryAii., ol. ' . .. WeehSl,o4o944.l.olagiiiiiihk4. loriaolem it. tut w..eklitaitlak procauelie an* • tit leteirkiallidt we are quite satisfied. that oar •eirealothia tie Away e4dsl lethal of . the cal/tudefe ilsOlf. ifiteivilltie . .retkad to tboalleged ~ O ffeatid;;" in sii . i*in . anilOlHe , Init. We did sot Oswititmettsattitgaa l6o b - • - • sequel ambers (all other eirwaiwoleassom °Wog- pushed) Int superior to a Spanish sway. &it, wi knew Ita, that then is no regale:4y ' orgenitsed army in Simill t 'oislied kniw, that the attack's* la the, now govern- Meat„ of say ainty at alE.nsaathe•:vevy preemies, when 'tlioe Hovirameat Alai iiittiltreestenwisey to pay, an:array, We said nothing about the ." wordskereete of soldiers." We know, tint theinre very valuable, and particularly to those who make nye of thews to keeps people is ash jectionaad toilette:4lnm industry its earnings. Hot see•said, and re ray, that; to talk ef- the polities of the French aptly,. and their attachtneet to liberty, When we see, when we attain/ 0e them, keeping the Fr'amal ; pc& pie is seliection, and employed to enforce a eresorslap of illaPreer, is ;4 - Motion' in the last degree.—And, why does the Chroaecle think, that Spain offers no bait in the wax of pleader ? Deceit eopipose, that the country is already stripped or all its valuables ? Pts new genera newt appears to be bankrupt indeed ; bet what has that to do with the-People of the country ? We hope. that all thoae•who bare dealt in the vile things, called their bowie, will hoe their money; but will that take away tate money sad goods and cattle .of the people of Spain ,?--Ltatly, . the . aro:side asks , "can Spain be held by such no army." That would not he necessary." An semi of more than 20.00 d men 'jig* seen follow: sad. - w• should be glad to hear a re tinal account of how Spain would be taken ant of the i lsonds of the BOURIWNII of France, without the isilerfet.. #iseeof Saglesati, if the Holy Alliauce winked at the So "shoo. And, then, we should be glad to get a retioawl wriest ,of haw we ens itsterflie.-'-'rlsis last is tlpispitia .pedili-Wad, upon this point wq can never gets woad tins say of oar stootetoporaries. . Our feelings are taw; trill Dot attempt to described eeleme we hest-thy Cheswick talking about Me.VA watt* having " thrown ." Ms Of . feld over the Peninittle," 'while: at thit ler! uto went, there is a Fiend; aniii or . ' eirdtkthrtissetkateli,,, ready to enter, ate dives notice, into that Peniosnla; and, while there is •not a man is Haglund, who thinks that Mr. Cairn:NG tan remove that army any more that he can remove the 1130iultiOns 'tit the foot of which it . is encamped !-1 t is . very . easy fur • the Ciirnielo 'to sport sack -plows as "4k. -whole roar It - the British Pispiree` bat, soles easy (pi it taohotron, That it MI co. any power dt all. Certainly it hes no warlike power, unless it make a resdetiee in its debt; and, the eh:aside is for making no sear revelation. Mr. cam ming has learned by this time. what it is to negotiate with a millstone about his neck. He may, perhaps, with ,to " throw his shield" over the Peninsula. It would in deed, be a curious change. that he, the " child and cliimpi .... "of Anti-.' acobiniati, should wish to protect the Spanish Jacobins. Bat suppose bias to wish it: have not his colleagues - told hits, " Mind, we must hare no war?" This is a pretty "shield," then.— Tbe Bourbons know our sishation well. They know that we cannot go to war wit ,hart &lorries up the Debt; and they are not ignorant of the consequences of that blowing op.—We do notkreow, that the lianritons think it nentary to invade Simla s but we know, that they must desire to pet slaws the Republican goveroment,aml we think, that they will Jo it, first or last, io one way' or soother, unless England be speedily pleased from a •. • isiskiiitiaiSlll OP Mis teimes panaiaxasii: .-, ba.s'Ole fol 1 whillk SSA 1.1.-41Pley, la. ei.—¢kr. sgra..ia.—"try, .;... sir IMIL IC' ‘M**llll. SA.-...fteas:lll6. ll* • ~.. ' , ll TM, of IraPanitst Sleasmilla liararviesaw _L .-5 a • Ae:RatatesasisOilke Wei maibeg *mail o • o#/qrs. . • . ffiell.ft ilia. IS. Safilit:' .- - a.. :*--..• lii,oote us.• • . . , .., .. „ . . . - .., in % :,t "Arts* WWI% • ~ . e ' sue. t • , -1-1 a' i!lidi *ea t • a ''' • • llatbast•: , '. 4 :!t ..Airfit. 1 1 Plisse . - ,i ,, •• ~ i pe o sitee 5...' . . I- Thadmis • . * • . „., ~, t Ilh, •: S 0 - , Asaviti• .... • ! .• .• ' 7 •a'a - "7 • • . •.. Atir . • T 11.14 DAY AT OtIt•OVIAM. • l ivi ise „, leak '• d* 4:. .....Sl9ll i lad% Moak . .tier. 6a :Pr CS. 1.04". /... ..- ST alai needs . a. - OLIO. *a. Por gi- OM.. 4 , 4111 11. . IlmIli•Sla 11awk..k... .41/I II 14 • • w_. ~y - - Ilseilalks 01d.Aata;......4 • so par qr50r............. - Ibillillid: j, es 4 11 , 1 , ii ii: -4., L • 1 1 • *ear ram * 1... 0. lei : WPM 5 •• • - •t , -• __-_,.. -1 st i panr,..„. . .." ~,,--i.--100 1 . (la I* *a. pos. Ism/ El I Ass. . 10 . 11-1•11 --Sean Oa .14 Ils pm. si,it e e e , D/IllcU , Csa.larisat... St MINA 4 • Os 44 I Leilerefieketx -Sit us *aft SIM IM Set la • atateStitalt•L piator, a • • a raticurai " TIM IpSIATISII STATUS/ lAN" IS INCORPOILILTSO.WEr4 is the wr . " Tns STATIISSISII. ! ' ~ . • ' S• . SS . • • '; . _ i.. 1/1".! C; -.IM-9^ - • , . r.._, • - ~- • : ._,,~: . .--;74----A debt.—u---...„ ~ zsuic 01to lithela k in particular w. moist, to war reithinifige Wit shin ire glad to hear whit the Mira. ;deny lo eppoeitiote 4b. OM .his ; . . r 110 , 114 Am -all. tt=i,.tis'slsPl tars..: - asmitmt, Nam' ft --Oit Friday his Majesty Irea. Party Gtesitsitot the Pilaci,itt whirls the fisllowietrowor hive weft posoosh , vie: `•The lama Ptselloontho Baal of iforesawhy, lire 0004 Casolpidge. Earl tiwnlyntho Earl 4 ChialseetOr, Om lisel atiibeedets,. Lord tunnel, sad, as cgd arilt, alle;Wil erit•—the viol* of wlNrs..4 the clam el the Gottacil. hod thihrmatir of - dining with V! *OAT! b - -. s. Mahe .4 .Coislisidge . Moh-hiiin.—..lif.,lrit iraisok. .mrd tht he Liaise sad lissommorsienlaga, „ i ll layalUesimas,•aa we *heaved amoreplea.lresk• be amoinposisil to his Vim Royal loOsiess. b hoe Ileipiattflighsous the Primate Augusta. . •• . ilk asdarstired that Me. Roaring arrived . yestoida3l l , fit Wes, - aottilsit helms been released by. &amnia,. af •Am Procurenede Ron ileclarinithiso n jeaso-g -*sit* seisolifhe iiOrteleatfor the aritts e ro de le . k awe charged, vim :—the being the for of‘soalad Jot- • !ers." ,, Otriflormilay .;Mr. 144qtrient had. as latervisw With ifits • flog, on the sederei oh lir. I 'a -wises dos Right Mon., lire Sten target Affsko informant that seatlmanri that lips* iflitlfo. Bastion :• the .Fraklegyailt, 41... p swum ca Mooring, es Monday * , ,_ W I , ••• , ply.was, A tive snorer weold is 100 1 e*' , • II . . 1 . 1110 ! dart.• la intent.of that anntlieman sot . iniog Amor-. . _.__. dtat 1y libetsted. sr_ nstefts hi* trial, _. ,1t.tr1i,..b 11 4 1 4 14 ties• us-mititlita his Majesty id . cotedi ',Militias . ~ • We have already alluded to the latest iiisices received. from Verona (!.ci tire its. istre.) whew shoUongseatimas deeply oogagod is ,deliberstiain aad .to the period at. which it was thisaght its labours would Mnniaate. They had already gone um the subject ofthe.ponissala sad I.tilf, althea haring aped on any precise doclars4ion of their viswe repenting them.. which was delayed all the rod of the Modesto; hat the book 4 thotr intriagm moat bad Imo agreed oe..and meaniaaA.lta r!t4 liltabo. col. This. it is usderstood. is porfseily;rni - - c-- 4 the limo themlvima canat awriy,:grathrogens am mers piat with the Warns of tba-filar, 'bids prosistodomm; siderablo difficulties, *wimp to ths diiatailp 4 lit tered* shoptitated.is this' tpsorlion—aellforhaeg.Chnio jelkziolo'..-It nierr Otlessologolhetlio.:liib of A'S. 1113rThis trassy of Itarbitlmfa atilt ht There itsplow lam Maltose dally.hy ,amana. p ow kaowsl The litiorsicliass party wait be. .moMfot whys they may overthrow Ws ephemeral tinatantuldic tits raise of witiolt•swithisk dusk, Omit* gin' *Tr btassoif,. if, he ism s'"'M tit Jim The teeter tessalwastraid.aadans.slisimagootod.r Up to the Nth oe te . a t ia bo . Isms at Ilarr4ll4Mitandawilisnad with trualeadig S4Vortgl. PilriSso was barvbabigagialling is the - ffiem:l 4,2 nag* Mettfidas were amitioted 0 . dr • ) it , Eaoltasge, Cale suptiosids fOr kito . .. t 4" . ' f ; sostracts. This bee mime from miles . 40 .J 1 , 44 .. Goo. M s whiehmabes millall cootracts the Bile . I pale& sonleidmet which taw stiller was net poessaadpt in rims of snoblog tiashmeols, dentist net. OW secaritios of Foreigo musician moss of which Ws.* !admirers at the time tbo.ext was passel. , , 41,, ' Ti. following is as extract of a letter frool UM to Lloyd's ai Mover. dated 15th of November r—i" Falfi tbiti moesiagarelAill onset was discovered is 'Ovum • *fhil 'Etats appal* to this place, sod It , my • from' by S. to IL , 40 a weer Ister li 4 • Ankh teltashe Mr. Slismi‘ ai Glom of tho lineman ti dhi . 24 es Sergio.. No, Town, to oadoseinte to sarc the Mss of the crew (who wore dlatiostly ma makisg sigoals for auistance.) This officer proctred a Mall hallog boat, sod with his men succeeded is butschiog tbroogb a heavy slurs bet' est before they masked the weasel. they broke their rudder, and were not silt' to /sub her, and with difficulty got on . doors again. They were then joined by Jell, o&ce at No. 23. Terror, whm is the most prompt assaser. with his men Winch ed thole galley, sod. assimpasial by Mr. Sherriff. sat-. seeded la re‘cffing tbo vessel, hot toe late, as strolled apt. anal all on board perished ! Pronatirs boat which has bees trashed on shore, she appears to be theSteack, Preeilessee, of Deptford, Payne, master, and ed a halting veuel. Too touch palm cannot beig e : to Mr. Sheriff, Mr. Jell, and crews. for tkcir. amine exertions." The Hamer of Saturday offers a pardon and reward of ono hundred nod fifty gainers for tits discovery of the effooders who robbed the Dnnkeld Bank. Upwards of ISO. in cash, and current bills amounting to about 3410111. were carried off. • , _ The same tiazetto also somalits a notification from the Admiralty Hoard, dated the lath inst., that their Lord ships aothorix. ill his Alajesty's subjects to hoist lend nee, fur signal', only madams and the Union Jack, moil the fit of January, 1524, and so longer; upori and after which day no pendant Is. under any pretence what. wrier, to be hoisted' in the ships or vessels of any ofbis Majeste'isithjecti, rior the Union Jack, except as the Atoll for a pilot. But any other colours may be used I. signals only. provided they are not hoisted in the place whet. similar colours are *sully worn in his Ma: jest, 's ships and vessels. . a. Saint*isint; Eurcrtox.—Thiersday the notatnatitot of ata4date for the vacant seat in the reprosestaileo of the musty tif,Salop took plain at Slinurshary. The mean/ was July neanerotaply attended, particulafly,by glar ftlArle of Mr. Childs apd lit. Pallisentlar two VIM' dilliASS. Mr. Pelham wished the hosiers+ to he ad jimmied oistil foot clays before the eloclif ** ( 11:2 0° . whicktite Sheri ff iithi hi mild not Of." 4: • is; fisq,issiffiren put he notthinadon !glint' Hein-and Rev. fird l lllll,Mnif remitted by the Itiv.l4.' Barton. Mr. Whitmore proposed Wm. bacon Übilde, Esq. who was. socinani by- 31r; Lzor D. Both the candidates addressed the resents at coariderabla "lecigth. Soot after Mr. Child. appeared, a nat. containing a large Inns, of salt. was hoisted, upon a pole, as Wareaninto of %bac gentle man havingmoted in Parliament ',Must Ilia repeal of the Salt Taz.hc. The iaseriptios opprode4 is it was. "Remember Lot'. wife."—TM' High Sheriff empteated a show of treacle, which WAS greatly in tweet of Mr.. Pelham. Several of Mr. ehilde's partizans were very roughly treated by the populace. ituasccoartntallhasazati—Coonry Mutrincs.:—The Agriaidtoral Irritant of !reload. (says the Dslatio Sven: iv, Pest) SUM 114, lait to be ~covering from the to charity in which it his bees en leo, buried —it is only' matter of sorprise, continues the same journal, that the meetings of which we have now to mention the first, should be so long delayed. Goloav, the most extensive' - county. is Ireland but one; and which contains by far' a greater nninher of resident Proprietors than any other County. has taken the lead in those airetings, which, after the example thus OSSII, most become *sorrel ; 1 throughout deo whole comae,. After referriog to the Keep iiii ion to the flighShoeff of theConoty, to which near 150 airmclares are anneizad, ibis paper mdds--. In point of, respectability we Ism. from any county; read • list of sautes more trate respectable, than show whom eignatures are appended to this Reryntsitioa.... They are all Snidest Latalisohlers, or extenerva ems piers of land. They rotaprise emphatically tire Landed mad Ftwiniag. Interest of tide stint remote. —it is true, we miss the Muses of certain Propeielers that, we thlsk, as ought to find io this list." • SHIPPING Doer.. Nev. 17.—Arrived di* Moss. Tialey, from -Oho 'liver awdlwataiae, "Madras aad Bengal-19 , •Ay with 1110..-' .rnet &neut. Lively. 1141er;VoL3s.iliewfse • Lai* br*.,llsress's, ... 1.4-op &saki for Mares* oors • Mil et looms& ' simelasse. The Thisbe, embers this soorolsg, as boor..tioresal b food preeliesta t ot e, et euebosse- ,:W *old is* soodarole. 7' • Poirressesser..Nor. fres -111eleiris ; , it has,. liireiel et tlstetitwerd , pi r e w Let Imair.pirtiretsre. Ceousereissl:Plighst ' __. - . Rhoinghtteo. aloof, wed ,itawlies., iiliiikire ; the Voloolor.. • allog, for *. gisoc . Ts , V 1 .1.*::: .. etTitrk s ` üb " 4 ' 1 orot.. Ts lOW Viscose. ; dm Sifter the Mar:s for Seriesos.--11117- ''' Petstorrni. Nov. 111.-4 a: • 9 'die Westward, tempt th e IF Orb taut aid Zepbyt. 'Om Or lad Paoli vis 7 keic r..h-. • Plyseestl, Ne IFliliirs.fittit 104.40 e, • C•et.ic. for iii(•,- Zsther, `For "se. fives Newseelle , ligsaeise. for this Port. - - lyiussouiro, Nov. lissarrisai. Wit Pookett. Arm the ligeodes'ss!ri•ir hesolos west *ff.* thy Movie. mash hoe Feeble. lot Lisbon t the s-- 14.Aiseries ; 'the Osborn Majesty's ship Three's... f t-Inesseat's.,the Miss. for Si drionachr. for Vile Dittoes' Pert-oe.P.isee, bed 11inAl W .Sir . .• NORTH (rasa Respectlag the probabill!y Mg a aorthwast pangs. 1114 the lbransalek. observes— " Miring beta employed lag trade, t thialt t shall be volubility, of their simesedlaq s, the westward this Ur La foram of the vied, peosiag hitter' of tit* tame gess ." Oat of five montht la Davis's Straits sad lb. She moth sad westward sleek violeem as leaves dos tlse mast bielt-Cap!alia, sue, along the °oast, or 1 - Bat the immeshes 4aialiits *arrow Mrs) fill llolt :I= ll o however, thaetho • ice lit the sootier rimatilli . whose rays falling oa tltolapdasspll the ice vas coaseeted..worpflbassiiil, pable of diffusing - to thaw and set the o •Aft.r Nokia% . journahs, kept %these reg Meas use, in which the soot winds tint as this year. and the apiamao sf tb► the sonorasodrrs of tho aajWs fishing ships, hal frequent apportuassies - - ledge the same. " la the saagpine t att hope). Mating by which our fengrapl not only he Improved, tended, f sat, &e." (rent: me We are still unable keelusen to their woo from the deterraimed to comply with their which their refractory selves, that remit is se some of the keelinen efforts which have lately bier, to Shields without their animism', near Ersestoer We halm sere. (In the poet of the collimies above !midge, a l Ong new wrought ma Ty In, and the pitmen turned. et to some. of 14, 440 w bridge, which, hastier spouts epos the riser,. are stilf eaabled to coutimse *dr. sale. This decided col, dart cannot tail to goavineethe keelmes shit there is littile:chaireof dale employers vieldiwg to their dents w it,. ; especially when takes is conitutetion with es emir piss., ,which Ins tills.week been adopted. eatatill.atmaliioil Shields, for the goals to lie brought flown tw thew, rite ships Lave this week been hrottglit up to the bridee here, or We near ta kes they can eoaresiimtly eppcoach ; by thbe measure the length of the layer, is vary materiP.; shortened, and the most elitscelt part of the allelicJr:or 'avoided. The keels can thus tr brought doors to the ,ships wish the greatest facility, sett ins such Altartrr , time. blaiy.vessels, some of them of considerable then, have been loaded in this manner. which if per severed ia, pren4lll3 to restore is a great us •avirr the activity of the port. The fallowing is from a curry"-1 penitent at Sunderland t A great many very large Teasels Nave of late ferirtent itl the pert of Suaderlaad, owimg to the unions:se taisanderatassling between the Type kreluue, anil their lemployers. and bays thereby materially increased tie 'Ste& of the Wear. • Meet of the Newcastle Leeks's ate employed saitilltall3etederlamony the titters. Tux Deceive Palma %tomtit easso.—Thill very k * P °6 sot came came ease Friday. is porsormso of • former ad imminent, fir • farther heroin before lb, Lords of the Conseil, at the Boord-room is the Treasury. The Ps° lie ' interested Iti tie tioal declaims of this mese are, the arm ander the cososassa of the Margaen of Hastings, sad the army lately eolosaaded by SFr T. - flistop, Bart. Or. Jenne sad Mr. Ilarrisou . nitentipti ss counsel in behalf of Ste T Hfalop. Bed. and Dr. Ltslitimiltou anti Mr. Mans apprami for tar elamposs of Hasilugo. Alloy considerable disco, alota..tbe cogent to be"alf of the bittrquess of liatthies need the expediency of peeponing the further considot don tsf the 'ewe to a Cotner day. To this applicatloa it enderstood *at their Lordships itaentetl, and the rum stands* I:pioted to the most mouth. - .-m me ii INTELLItiENLE. Ir. -.1.1.- rrived this morning nod ressia, • s Pisiladelphia.--Coass (lowa from il le, ha Ogle Castle. Hann, for 'tiro .We he,. bad sommaniestion to 0 stiorrod ships, who rods eat the MU W Iflattit Wars. Itehtma,Goeir• 3 . 1 Planet, Nesbitt. Lodes. adm i t. 1 0 0 • 1 If"» moil Worries: ?ha fliddlet; Otto We, was la sight tide tomoiag, ki t mil lugste Umads..-.Nov. le. k h e , cis the whois of the do,. sad all be, for Jamaica. poem( from her , and proceeded to Rasa fish Ba r . 1 4 eve bore optoday leeDtrio is 1 apt, mom appenstly lo s Pa I.S.W.—Nail pie St Lod West sit Ther ships ie the Demoralise/411 7 17• .0.-olleivd doe .Pane. Ilialloat„ o•Itline• bard Mb day from S.W. 'MI ad hotted. whits railed r aj ' eol rolarotealloowp—Pior.l -..Seltrg :et, foe Me Casory lauds ; Me Va. a l se, GI- Wad G es. arlad, Ow. le ! , 01l Le • J ; the saw 6. 7 Au. tap, ; t ow.z low; i • . • 0t2.04.4,th“. L . e me_ pot.*Lrekiglp i : el l o r lai • ! 111.: - -las ' Hisf etiotells botrailo • ' Inks Wie kft: . AtliVritike 1 4 11 7g;i1. 7 ;70. i an It, lityll . wittills. whit ban god .. 10v.113.Z-Wind 8111.-. Anted d. . t 4 t.. (or, ; ' ; Itt• Let*. kelp, tP• Mira idelbst the :s3ll* fee Ms Swillareas lisi e rt. - • . li-Aggiggii•As; haere pia- ; ow ittuaiioikor Ai. Ilse dee Me thi'.illimiossi, Nis usanflag; 4 lbws" ' aosOlov•lLdy Arabella _lits' 4 Efilabory Paint, t i. Pi %Wl' but Jimadco; Ws - dm Socia l . In St. ti 1/ 1 : P * * sad liosirey.. Me As. se Diessea's Lome I the William for d word of dot mamma Iminfl.— rserear a; TH WEST PASSAGE. . --eo-- t. WO 1511111111144 117/4.) 1 1 probability of Captloin Parry's irk. ,m &her. Sir. ado. Ide rowel .1 3 serve.— , employed this Yong la the whali fish- -1 aloft be mailed to sterogeses Out dr soccoding is posetratiag awn to I i than la former years, as someat it ag mem &Muralist° tie pram-min et sag the Amortods amid. .1 Dabs omplettdit os t . he whole 6.1 , 14 (J and Ballet di. wind blew from stoned oesekr: ant always with eaves little me iso domht to lig nisi. M ids-Coptaio. Posey doemodrold to par- te, would hookoma id ism. Palma which elso ice Wes ebb the 3 ~..„„4 :: ~. moires so .. sadist: ii . ,a some apes rim r A i meat tihts sae souk let, and I t r ° . tr4•l.i., r s . k • - w i th "lik dell. sod moiered et- ; a degree of bran ealfsiedby plastid 'i si is floes at liberty. over Mee principal matoeroleghe a • hese refill"! tare net yet M i ummy' soutb.gdogprit winds were so prem. , and 014zirratio of 'hi majorky of it of the * ►liehi•g ships . , with whew opportatutim of_caaventog, mimes- . 11 I Me expeetatioa of ems day (Rot for Or wring of this romp Wog dimmed, . d graphieal and estate' knowledge wilt o roved, but edema sod commerce a- .. , 1 • . - WCASThE KEELHEY. c' --.......-- Tii It Ntwo•wrtil • Cllto)licur.) 0 noble to communicate the return of the . r work, though it Is sot improbable t 1 at 4 iced spirit shown by the coulonvers re: • their demands, and from the sufferings I scurry conduct has brought upon them tis not very far distant, Siam mar La. n amen have sbewn.their opposition so es . , lee hrteltbees mode to take doom twit .* Pot their azsistanee, by scuttling 13 kirk , ii i We ham not tress* 4 say other c* • poet of the meterweere, *reed of me I bridge, a eery peest Quantity of rod. 1 tght sad Wag oat bea4; lave bees lail a ten turned. over to some of site c9itietirs 1