The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-14 00:00:00

.1. - ktrls or Hghters, ore setilii• The "store of their employment. - .lffelf great - . 1 4 4441 I tertian of =molar power, *conittiltiitis to 'Make them hardy and robust, and gives theustretsgth of body acid 1; ohs, superior to most other classes of labourers. whose einployments are sot so eoegeeial to health. Tbeir Ise hoses. in rowisg their heavy vessels, sad tooting the cuisine* the Wu, at . the ports, sometimes et a coast- Jambi* eletatlemo berg ati Eformed on the river, where their lunge are we'd iodated with the pets" and most vivifying sir, thee at fftedoes and seeretions ate performed witboot sly interruption of pleasurable sessatious, while they enjoy a degree of health and vi gone isksown to many classes of fahoerers. artissit, aid mechesics, who are doomed to follow their differ entemployments.in situations where the atmosphere la tainted with fetid sod pestilential vapours, where the raciest of life stagnates in the veins, sad pretests the *mirth soul expansion of the missal powers and fa collies. • The great museohir ',length, superior bodily powers, *hi hardihood of the Keelson give him, generally g, a moral character aod srit of independence to most th oers of t h e l ab ouring classes. This IMa been evioced, in a sulkier manner, during their petigut arduous struggle with the coal-owners on the erica Tye, in which they have shewn the whossoktier *Wed.. Fee:ludo" end perseverance is the "Ilellit of their skint to obtain a redress of their grievinan *lbw intiseghlet sad peaceable manner. c••4lau lei ii a true eater, of their disputes is not 'AAA' hail* at large; es the ordinary channels' of, intelligence t neighhoorbood are not permitted In MUNI Al' Geary of the Reelman's wrongs, er to attend to the lone. &ago of his coropiaidt ; and to the local Courts ' flaw • Ise does not like to appeal, fusing he , ace in the ant of justice, either a coal-owner, ipaeliefe:bis master. or some one connected with the craw It is no wonder therefore, that the local Iligistrates; hive exerted themselves to punish the hadiletor In ill sots of ways, for their refractory diapositlou tow their siiployers. In this they have been Witted ell the lalial - military carps in the nelghbosehood; wh are so* their in this service too, sons, the Hodi _sleepy. who are also Ilagisuatea , have sham telitatien; ridtsig spOeteebeed, aid .1 tits "Mrs is this - seiWonedweg, at the beat of entailer. anil outsior die.Nonth 'Basks of the river; in *macho( the poor defeneefees beeline'', they have been aboadautly setwkilltililleg the aristocracy, to pot dews and bold in solftd., on itts. what they call the lower orders. And on oss one of these pious men, hay ing method early is she aosaiNg at Dusts', I little tAintros-hrnmiliti, *here there is a staitk. sad SOUK by the military. who had previously belialpialionellkotteselehltoed. " I am deterstiud- to litiontsthitilsoff this wiesisg, s and If any mimeses Is' Willie keelmes,• we'll light it out. He had•is ru'iptilit. the besets and rewards of Parma Hay. - s' henillis which the newspaper Editor, retries from the Gal Owners, fitter', Le, in their oeighbonr hoed, in • the way of %belt •beliesse, and as 4dlreetis• lag customers, attach Hints. tee duel to to tertip;s to admit of ..i r -le oddments. Accord% ;71t Wilk nusentleg the Seams cis' a Stionsit, lwerieei 'hi weimes.o...•ea, leap/tan kw bet there own vie. have emit scrupled to peigoigille . :Z ! ' nee ll ir g 2F falsehoods relative to the &Agee MO :Intmetielit 'die keelmeo, evidently with i view td.exeltit Vann. tl ilve a (*.rale pretenci for the nisployment 'nf' *dß tidy. Indeed, die Tyne Afenerry, and the Let mid ery peens, hive complained of. the tirslisemilef ilee gust way of troops employed on tbe ounsion.• and mien. seethed m o rirompt and deciden•seseiskrel.. *Add had their been kllowed, It wonld'Ondriebtedly Lave led to de more cruel than Maneliestor ever . said. The principal complaint of the keelesen is. 'Atilt cruse of the numb" and extent of the spools *recta os tore liver, for the purpose Of loading the ships witkeet the intervention of keels, by which a member of huhus are thrown out of eniplor, while' senor elbere•have net deort ita more thee half work. 'rills evil is greatly increased by the made of binding the Meld* , 40/ entmo Win fee see year. This instromentiseke to te Mod she vernal to the master, with , * master to the servant, includes no mend a. end einem theftiore be geed is law. By &sena of sideline!, themes the inclines may be out el mein fur weeks together, and hilted( and Idel li ll; may Le sun*. yet the master is mit elsfilkd-to gni Lien insistence in any shape, neither is berpemehieW S. labour for any other penes withest the master's especial leave end licence, expressed in writing. Time, acme& log to the hue: of the engagement, the UMW has it at all times Is his power to starve the seresimitad blab' oily. lhppily, however, by the coersarlibte Coed, which accords with the' law o f 4 1 1 as, 'Mann can be booed to scene, neither soy beadier Miligation. is _ which tbe interest of berth Az= duly esiosider t AitAt eret iod leg. Os thi s have bun neme s is. perain% dis lev *Vibe Moh 1 maned before the Magistrates, and discharged hem their Mole. ..- • . The leselese, is striking work. we charged by their mestere with a breath of their matracts or engage. meets; and netted of liMenieg particularly to their complaints, the coal °wens have: availed themselves of the *drainage of several of their body being . Biagio trate*. and slsocounieted with the local corps in their neighbourhood, by which seeps they have been enabled .toe coerce the kniuten without subduing their spirit.— ..Numbers of damn have been thrown into prison, where they have been treated with great cruelty. Several of ;btu, have been dragged out of their beds at midnight, elrieen away naked through the streets, and clapped into .dark and cold dungeons; where they are treated like beasts, and deprived of any intercourse with their - -friends. The result of these severities has been, as might he expected, to render the keelmen more firm and unit-4 in their resolution and deteruenation no: to re sume their labour* till some more conciliatory dispoti lion is sliewn by the coal owners. And though they have now been off work nearly six weeks, donna' which thee they and their families have suffered maw" privatises and much distress, they still maintain their integrity, with more firmness than ever, revolved not to be deterred from their purpose. by all the coercive sues which may be employed against them. It is indeed truly utonisLing to observe the peaceful demean or and good conduct of this great body of men ; near ' ten thouund, and the great improvement of character that has taken place *mug them et late yean. With • very few este/does. they have behaved themselves. on i t.ie prey d 'tiling occasion , in a way which most afford • a greki re. Leeson to those about them, and especially those in more fortunate situations in society, by whelp the character of the keelman most henceforth be *held in higher estimation. This seems to be at koowledged by the local Authorities, as all the keel Yeomanry' corps have beep discharged, their. mal ig n Wag deemed no longer auessary. The dill...ogees between the kerlmen and the coal oilmen os the Tyne. relative to the spouts erected for mark; by toe buoys laid in the stream, and some of them beyond they conceive to be clearly obstructions to the sew** 'ties of the river. They also complain of the Wooer ,tescy of the river jary . to perform the task sississod , ,them, beisg conspesediprinciPally of the trosempospha et ,the town, and persons nnacqsainted with the 'revival's. The Magistrates of Newcastle, wed those to wkl II ...tided the conservatorship o f river, being is the soot part either coal-oweers, or connected witb tire Mule, the keelmen have so bore that soy petitisos from them ea this head 'meld be attended toe. Thry hive therefore petitioned the Lords of the Admiralty to seed down commissioners to investigate the state of the river. and order the removal of Releasers; which will, it is hoped, pat an eed to all disputes in (s -tereos this bead. Indeed it is the °pintos of an emi nent counsel is Newcastle, that these spoors might to be indicted as nuisances. The interference of tiovernmert will be necessary to a fiord satisfactory arresemtretet. 1 • ' Newcastle spoil Tyne, Nov. i I, iST2. 'lemma! MAKS. pus. 11111 S. ad : , mesed, . , lirsidatero ~.0. • I.l= . . 0 1114114 4 10 01 0 1• :11 . • 0. L wh o d ur s A . 0 abe. ' aide. •••• 1 MIT • PRICE OF STOCKS THIN Bank Stock .. —440 80 49 3 per Ct. Red Blll4 3 par Ct. Cosa MI 3& per Ct. 6 per Owtha. ••'4 6... itu New Fours &per Ct. 1797 ..., Len Ann. 7.10 lop. 3 per Ct.. .... I.claat fprPem% • trite jbta "ffiut.Wriet siektissaaix' ,„d Tra UI I DAT AT MI OPOTACIL. bid* Toot „ DWI Dolelol. ahiesem soder sat Omits des OM Aim...—. KLBIII.2d. Os Os 7s pm. 10001. SOU Os Gs 7s. poi. ---Sessn Os is 7$ N. Coe. for lied. I Lour/ Tickets— Ns.' - I I • " SS 11:4CORIVIUTILD 111131. . ' LONDON: TBUISDAT ITS:4INC, KOTIIITIK 11, Mt ---.8.-- STOCK SI C JIANOS. ',WWI /46)>OK:Pritil mart* , opesal tido soosoiag at Re, wait *4, dawn gals In sod la asio lift. —A g teat deal of Milking has bin dams owlsg to an nesse twin atityttio oh. Wass st II& Rothschild, f )..'iodl i Pat4; witirilisii,* iftlif# lll . 2l 4. the PO" of Ibgitninb rindiPiiigillitt.. °l lit #.4 Wow 3.+4.Baiiii at Hs: siur towel Ingsgligy NIW, at wi156.11% isd ha e( al Seller"" Irtis•east 10 row to vi a iedi t 6 l .o..— i littatigo,..6,lol•o,ulb... ijiltimi 440'4000,4140 sha 04+ 4 - li 6•l6mAriatAms liti 1440 1 ii Aid . • . isir days sf Aim assio...l,aillet aided * .6.1 r sr film& 7 11F!". 1 7 e' lu a r ik - iiiiiiiiiiwor tress' os _ . ..... rwi .,......, srelliddrebbt. to tn 1.. • .7; 4.,.. ii ,; ;! . .sliilii;fliii;d6 Ffmanwilliiismr•-Tble seat jo lt this eio!ri*.`: M . 44,llol4V4itkik #o9l'w.t up 6 ii. .Tbi,l4;sipt it 401 "kb_ _fe 1 1 hsti arrivili inlik aril with 111 s • iiseiffi,iol, atra lioroigo.fitodo. Some liege. pewhoswiwelWr* itwhich the Spa.ish Beatuttgleihwartes. „ Irligteitiell 'iambi Si :" . . )10 , 141 6 •44.4 f .i4it liggreigsta 100 gglaya ! ,,, be agreed to. il...:'flf: ' OM, SlF:llseallyeeVio ll :-. 014, ft-ottivriteri eloo. - W4Oll. to. W : • 117,-Deettsh. Sugor-tiaimer.! aim ua li—Now Speotebkolg. litlisoseeld -4 , • &roe* Ihteiseas,Ostrofelarint.—Voratehrwrisesser at theleetreeed: ekes. iti.ilie lebiahtelibritble fee:AMeseiee.; The Itesimp#,* - - elpirkt?.l Foams' lloosir, Os a eiChoirt.r- *Prim fir further espetesoo this awning, .eery •leelieillonepotO the Coethtetit 0 w amthkessee of itteljitiltitiolted elt the ,Piteelhitif,%gesire . ar Dirt th° ' hi ' l ll the tialsall4 l6 9 W. Alm fiscol#VrefPM4 0.(4 losses appear to hose cooled the courage tit' of the SAWN • /Attie biskrees li Akilit lei' / ~ 1 grosidide. 111dIdeg "de grew b... that tte acceltills.rapter 'fraterently intalehOoge between the capitals of Prance and England, Of the decline of pica la their respoetin foods. bad !16 .; most direct sod powerful effect to sperm* %heifers., sloe ; and that what was-oaring wordy to the thilrleated panic was ascribed to superior judgment and well fottedell Information. The infereasee drawn to countenance thisi alarm; from the silence wiiicb the tiovernmeat of Pease. observed during the agitations fin the Stook P4elssillir. appear altogether unwarranted. It is not very deeorowa to suppose that a legitimate Government winkle conde scend to interfere in this intrigues of Stockjobblis; net likely that any Government weeld gain more by inter rupting than by observing the natural emote of public opinion. The Courier of Lot night suggested that it is by nu means improbable that the Sovereigns assensloled in Congress will deem it necessary. even in the cow averment of their labours, to issue some hlaoifeses6 ere pat forth some Declaration, calculated to trampling, the public mind. Of their intentions in this respect we can pretend to no more knowledge. then we can as to their proceedings. All the news that reaches as from Verona. it is acarely necessary to say, rests on eery doubtful ast• thority. The last account is that a Courier had arrived in Paris from Verona, which led to the immediate' sem mooing of a Cabinet Council of the French &fielders. and that after the-clase of their sitdag,'whieb lasted some time, ,it bud traeepired that certain representations bad bees received from Congress of a saint* to ladies s pause before the reedatiou ageing Spits could he attempted to be carried into sleet.— The porn -last arrived train Paris coattail a. more pied by foist.. tionaand of the takes by storm after twelve bandied bad been . p. 'to the sword. tad 1500 taken prisoners. The , ailed respeetiog Greta* matinees favourable. Accord-1 isg to accounts from the frontiers of Italy, private loi ters bare beea received from the ,Adriatic, stating that several of the Turkish meals said to have been wrecked or burnt on the coast. have fallen into the bands of the Greeks ; and the Turkish Admiral, who was at a short dishier*. could sot relieve them. The number is stated to be seven ships of war taken ea the 27th of September. But the loss of the Turks bas been still greater. owls( to their being obliged, oa approaching the Dardanelles, to destroy and born several, that they should not fall into the posaessionof the Greeks ; and when the accounts ' came away, the remaining part of the Mt - bad not 'm itered the Dardanelles. Further extracts from the French Fspers of . 11tbiastest : • • ll# Darn, Ocr,3o , —ln the &Ado 4, the Conner~' the 27th alt. a dionaselon Mob plitte on lbs 840* tracirtlinary)timmmild thellialeterefW were long a 4 itmrielic.and iris* 'Nei iron to Fellesee i *risk J.. Ter .amessary Mem*. . . amain , army pro • iliat aliment of • a va st " R igo r . . K.192X9.24 2. For dm rimier of hey shoe; semi , men use war mem , • • - - F/A00.5 0 D & Fee the arsillmy and • irssem . • • • - - - . minose 4. Foe treks the r‘iting of 14 pliceson , the Fusenlim. - • - A • . Foe the astimpoilitia.(impandint.). •., •• . AL For the pmstioning for 2 mouths • • of the piaci on the lines otOibral- • tar . - - - • 111.113i.400 7 it 2. Fee preservation and repers- • • • i tion of other places and castles - LOW,* 9. For tbe repining of the clothing. • and • yipping of the militia- - 4,000,000 • 4911,3.459,2 4 It is stove,. that the Usti.* hats "doe mod. At the . peir. the shove sem, to colorists leapt et the eesseeiiiiiit of ISM liteleit.'ol4AlV—Tite.'4stltut of the Kieg's yogi• mot here, 0144 . 100:4iiiel oe the 14t11, was larsos aistely loilowetikbyeatember of arteliK whiob Prodligoil int the Welt itit tW iS slttteb I streegispiessioss d teem.. As heel eftectlertelpere grissf of.tho;irliseee liere, 'She tie!~ sad Liseteseet-sii:the. ailip.4ll t i eedletLitli tho.iphise. Ter? !milfaded aribi4r; ilic;1400 11 40CW. Airese4tb•sessisakirk!!,lo _ _ 1171)=.41.1.01.111k=11:717::::. • " • ••••••Ms •allibbwitle•• . • .1 Wa have triod , this inortOsOlstiode Wale gilt 00,1114a49 4 . 0 4. 1 41 4 4. . t which we !Mast the • 11 4 4 T r ii: ..clOttift liritAtaate!...Letrali *01[1(7 6 mils. .6.4 Caidia. AA di* that le salted. lisfeemdthew wen. immieed Alm imparewim oheitha, ee , Deemed' liftelefe;:d9, l l infpfreidestie eral Ps. with 5,000, Wad. add Bohm' litisiblehls was .gliesees ant day for theses* plaite, - talthotre Mgt !bee. . The lieeteetled front Laguira PeOrfeelbSy before. Thecoatepanderof the patriot gest hae.rdess Mott ighths ne,viit by the frigate Illpra. Ai.CardixistVe,o4).4) Atm% vered, that the wegrook sedlw-iehltes; (Settee Spaniards) inteatted.to murchrilli lisiddoltd . habitants, and pleader the time 1 '` twee of tioseial Bersisdos.: who tiethasieds 'them' the .•bossisabla plats his jigs 'frustrated:. ?hi lertiothist *fib' department ofVesesuela has lately received slat* 1410 . President Bolivar, stating, tliat 4 he .4b 61 `Studs P S ili Bogota, the middle of Pagesall#oolfriiiii. sent at the °peeing of the Congress. By the echo/titer Neptune which - enised horn,' van nab la )0 days. we have reeeked neomeate of..dy llith lest. *bleb state that the brig of war Nye &hoover Diane, six gen boats, and several transpettl with Ms troops were about to sail, to destroy the coi t al establishment at Gaye Romeo, and Cape Sad Antonio, and a detachment of cavairy was to go by laud for the sass purpose. Boson or 2.oer. 17.—Sis sew eases et Tarte Fever, wire reported to the Board by iii. midges Pity. Wil.l o THERE BI TAB:. The man, who reads the French News-paws, and who don not see, that the Bourbons with to invade Spain, mast be Weft of his senses. Be . mast know, too, that they are We to de it, whenever they please; and he cannot bat know, that if they were ti do it, and it no interruption were given to them by any third power. they wueld sacra occupy that country as masters. — The epeition then, is,. world they Sc interrorpted by nay third poster? So strong has been the opieioa that they world sot, that the stock or finds. depes. dent on the stability of the new Spaniih °averment have it appears, fallen one Ulf in roles. in what is sifted the Market;" that is to say, in that were of fried and villany where dealings in the sweat and blood of the people are carried on. Nevertheless, the ,Merging Chronicle, a paper con lasing much useful matter, aid conducted with great ability, maintains, with all its weight, that there will be no war; that the Bourbons will not invade Spein and it gives ns fur this belief, founded es the interests of the Bourbons themselves. We will first examine these results; and then advert to the gesh Nos we have stated above. The reasons are as follow '• Samoa that the ultra representatives of Frame* bald be.. obi* to obtala a sesetioa from the Congress shriller ' se that Mondays! by Averts; we weeld ask. era the Vilma set ea its The grossest Appeasable tore* with which Frames weld erreasees the es is 60.000 nee, sad this would be opposed by Old, and Pe:topes 1 r Lome -4 wbose i Ws .- , iftdr a.. 114 . Id we .n mug Into. -- „ is ease* eater wad valeediap amt. sod fully await ef no , emempaes to which a wee sight give rise. If hey ogee' reuse to Media the matbeatibles. thejlasice might set be ea wily esetegresiesd." Now. as to thi•efamparativwfbree, to be brought ism the field, is there sly ass who can believe. that Spray is leer present state. bee say tithes fit to oppose amen 50,000 of a French *nay, Frame hewing so aim he sines, on her beads? We are decidedly we opidee. that 20,000 Frenchman walla mesas to liliirli with perfect ease. However. this is a point depending more upon fact than open arguseet; sad dins we lean it. Bat, as to the other past; the daagrr of snag in the Preach army, we me &edge; is a light wholly differ ent from that is which, it appears S. be seat by the-' Cheswick.. Why ebooki tbe Freak savoy meting die, sack a wow ? Does the Choraiele thi eit that it is ali t potted of p&ilompfters f That "Liberate" fillies rail,' i flat its sale Wades le Isaias diejtoseiem ornatiati Ob. sad delusion : It is s Wed of man, amer se moil as shakier almost the cases of fresdnall I , no 'wad, to vas Wale hayseed* theme' she ireip .1 a "philosopher" astkewegh that of a priest; eighiag for aothier bee plunder sad the alter *Beets of enema ; bowleg se at tachment hat to the intent that leads them to sictory with the lightest bead, sal so real affectics tor nay of Boo's creates% exeept, penises. for the prestitetM who int or last ladle% ea them the peas and peeeltirs which they merit from the rest of sashimi. •• ?bas " threes of Meg Lewitt totter!" Just as if Wilmot *fatness* soy thing area thattilf:, 'Their ait‘elleleig ler fliteentben womitestad tortbstirkaris heconvently eratoined them with. U Loam will slim them pleader. ilmoutral be espial, attacked to bias:. and, if they be alit • Mahe& to kiss.. the weal of pleader Ia she all Oise,. Amt. will the Preach segra rise against their rug imam be is about to Meade Spau ? We hear a great shah about a lea of Alert, is France: we bear a great deal shoat the cots garde t we bear a morteirstedeal shoot the liberad ideas or the French. But, is there a Freeekeleat t is there is. Biagi* Prencbasa,wita..men at the wears death* is compiriwg *pied IhM Dom rose, would law drop bit conspiring oriesemad the efforts of those whoa he la prottingte d . 'farm ain we the aggrosdiseasses of / hbe 1 411: isiter; sad' honsili4siee ego/tea r . ~ *nes seal out of the twenty* miltmik if. pea t as opials t. whisk ear readers la Oesolied "SAG pressed Severed vises ago, order the` ii dais; if at New ;" emeety. that .thseeme wel t the dislaill rev the liesW!it Me Yaiitesitelt people? ‘heir Pm% seasiddialt siprereoWeer:ilhepfsetortifedet Silk *Wes Idesditsia is t hellast; . . " • ltaiiispiefidili egralliWlFfeltire *lc* the ,ales should astailly tiapiatioi 7iltitio entity, Clor lids .will loan the 1110ed6catioa ts sen.ate enwerbas iles[ail ittAillia-tamb as hat bi l li Arra l th d 4 1 itf4 MOP be 'bolas" brew pen, Ills WSW r rephoiantied Mir rams* Wei Leaden to hear Itlit . '"Villtaiett.' ... , ' Thinking that. the rtoltiliilildri g rnair ald 4 it'lle merest, is, emeriti the Dooriestshetinsispqhylbieeir itsf 4 oo ll ifrix., cAird ilf.“ V . .* PRI.* -lois sewn fildialakeiefores. of tlse Brilielt Saps; . " bet. the Chrestfelo . itest haws. that the whelk of thierfeast-is *are wanted at :hest. ai la be relates to waters. it asset also heels!. that, the men tares the =are soldiers; mod yet it sea ham, thee a ion *geoid cal fee apse Mass ! Whales we Ms bear sore tam the WIWI( of the same day, shall tell nni-* " The semeatidaity received Sam thoegricalleral ter " wafture eI the via Itetraaseg snore. partlpabety lkoa •• Sablk tad Norfolk. • All the sail %dad larlepearbaffer 'heels are sera* rkstreyed. eatkeeallareti pleoulealat " &gni/Meal property, derived frail their tereitabosa d deer 4. m es eatecaldbeetteer of area the manta et seppaer ft, a. theirfolV i t i r m ts sate of Weeps menet waillsee "without more Sr iam ease If sereistar. NM .. padiameet, at utestag.wW probably be Well sup " plicatod to robe oath .nurse as my alleviate. If bey "cannot remove. the ealiatittles shish ars leworede. loser *• the heads albs Siglisk poseseary. Afpeatiniiin - Whose • " could he bead be the pielite, alb as ereaseidead moo •• &tare of the psetelte ?emery's, gasseddistreareent4 !*sreleitly 4lesippeat:" This is not a tenth part of the truth. Tisk ilia rn 4e not disappear without the taking off of rem don art, millions of tales. But, here is stints. Tins emeetova assarding to the CArstick, be " eassesinif ispinsfitione e and, can we bate this with we,? like we, is short, ton sear with gold Par/Atlas? Ph Pt sags 'we cut is set meag to be reasoned with ; wipe 'say, at sane time, this we must, and emit tri seep away Me debt.' - emir, return to paper. within' a coovultsioa ? Rod, does the Chronicle bellow. OA the French do not haw the situation that we see es ? likes the Kentish' Petition was attacked with seek awnless vehemence, one of oar moments lotto deems was, that, while the debt remised in any thing like Its present amount, the emir:try could serer go Co sear. though, at the same time, this debt was the iikeliest thing in she world to induce other nations to gin as cease of war. hied it not been for the debt, oar Mas ters have deserved to be hanged for suffering the Welsh army to remain all this time ready to invade Spain. Bah indeed, the Bottasove never would have seeichea that army, had it not been for that very debt which teas eits tracted to carry on a war for their restersties ? Thas comes the ball back into oaf own bosoms ! We bate / now before us the fair and just consecteesces of **soli ! Jacobin war. Will she Holy Brotherhood step the morel of the French in the invasion of. Spain ? Fez what? They ' eau lose nethleg by it, and they may, is their episissat. t least, gain severity. Their o' jai is to parent ell Adages is governments. Thi •is the very bostant alleit ailiaace. Why, then, should theylobject to the ENO of the Veatch Into Spain any mere than they die lo the such of the Austrians into Naples ? They have soo thing to jeer from es; and will they Whet /as ter- TIM ISM - • - _ THE Sril COAL OWNERS AND KEELMEN OF THE i r eetP: Hr i a ripe r ra t tor 4 i s f posit ii °4 . 1“1" r*ive l a i ftreatiniw.saw‘rot r ion i taa r: 4 . iirLbtsitoosdeesoastissatilliiransge:raffltb. wench. order god ly wild hue po ka ttoe ve te . RIVER TYNE. &need lo the Kalamai sad by whisk by se pr n lb ee *MA . 11 11 14 Renal d the great advantage gai t ed!** trot! *Molten by the soldiery. Tire advance of ilt. • tomtits - as fa rm " ; TO THE ILDITOR 01 TOE PTATESMAN. is 1819 they petitioned the Calaseset Oreseellbl Moos rut by the caustitostooi ab as over l b. hose. letelluingreetd illself nude all parties. Yet this is sot tie; Itudif theluAdt tititedamaillibillPilomearer 06 4 i e. s - -re t r I , mai:kW means by which the Peninsula yogic! be defended The inhabitants of London, aid the month of Eng- hnd, thoogh greatly bene fi tted by t h e i r ',b oom ham unctions is the 'weird' aof the river. awl that. bp, pee, sa es Oa, WYS es y yea s The asosent the Cardiesilasitaire, or rattler as It is 04) • reason of thet . ll, grist damage o ha accrued talks loth/ sitaralea i Wyatt's,' et Castfefellit Sy Idles 11 caned. the Away of Observation, received a dectstules s w f • little knowledge of the moral and physical characters, oo a b od il y lowan el A i wa w i seow f www co a lm i ne ,. ..aaa suiter ceals,•• as gnat 411111110 i to th ; rows se empr-te,-41******* .heart e d gar its war, ties arose o f M s , L o w, avo id tekr sor employed ea the Tose and s h e Wear, in briagiog the hem. and t a r t one man's life bad &tipsily been lost_ by t w oo or t h e pan of th, *acts than they tioatoboseo there is scarcely any porti6a of th e . troops it which the Burbons raw rely. sad they willponder onsbausweemesses 'vale from the staiths of the colleries, on th ese rivers 4L ia Aid they now comp l a i n fur t h e r, that some of th ese w t. ' d low wan ackaowladga.. A. Isallatia published. at Sangoies. OR, babe* * *to* ge e i s dy e d, gl ans 0 , N. m eetm . khrls or lighters, to the ships or vessels at rile ports. dons project into the river greatly beyon • • liaark ; which, by the vessels lying moored at them by the 18114 relative to ita capture, stele th at it was ores • rural. who h ave pelt legatos. over the Nag, me m ow _ - filed by foie • tlleseand of the bellow, polities are well haunt. migtit, portals, indult hie to st sea— "telleN up Ms roars. sad rash hstsdlooo Into • .wse ; beg M. riffefewe 04 Ine pressr•. own: Patti pap*, magnet Mr**. gaii*•ll4 jet* , 14 0 r the ophstos we have y eifesatea that csatsaarratag roamers fres dm C.easiseat won Waal* rroandtert. Notblar 'mad appear same ataatllo . 0 0 Cfl tM sod sf, 1 1 1 P I P P 141 ti 1 11 ri 11 ii ....,.