The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-21 00:00:00

.• "Ai- • you or I saw placarded, that there waits, be a de. bate upon our conduct and character by a number of persons assembled for the purpose of that debate—is it glean to protect your character as well Pi you ail _by ihating as a nuisance the publiertiup to draw people together? " Malig. omit." Against whOm ? It is an net of self-pre. sie ration to destroy the noxious exhibit to collect peu pie together to utunler my reputation. 6. Mean." As against whom ? Mean to avoid a die tission which no person has a right to direct or to institute. In this way it goes on. ' 4 Not. withstanding the mean and inaligoatit attempts to stifle the discussion of the present important qucs. tion by tearing down and defacing the bilk, a crowded assembly, among whom were several No blemen and several Members of the House of Commons, attended, and after a very interesting debate, the opener was about to reply, when a Gentleman intimately and personally coneernek entered the room, and having pledged himself to attend on the next' evening, and either open the debate, or take a part in the discussion, the queL. Lion was, with the consent of a large majority, adjourned. Several important and extraurdidary disclosures will be made in the course of the even. ins; and Lord Castlereagh, or his adherents, are peremptorily sommoised to attend, and pre. vent, if possible, his character from being consign. ed to everlasting infamy and disgrace. The state.' went respecting the execution of William Orr, in . Ireland, under the Administration of the Noble Lord, although incontestible evidence was laid before him, proving his innocence, was read Irons Mr. Finnerty's letter, and excited in the audience erm aions of horror and disgust." Lord Castlereagh is here peremptorily summoned to at. tend. Now,' Gentlemen, look at the extravagael power assumed by this mock tribunal ; Bret, there IS; to be fulminated against the parson an attack epos his character, by these unlicensed persons, astails. bled f..r the most scandalous and penal purpose; fir all the person: assembled fur that purpose, consti. toe a disorderly assembly, and aro liable to be vitiated by law, and then the party whose cha. racter is to b,come the subject of animadversion, is peremptorily summoned to appear before this self.constituted and disorderly assembly. Gentle. men, that is a sort of tyranny that I nevlwr heard Of as exercised in the free land in which I' have the happiness to list. I have heard of similar thiligs which bate been done in another country, by ao odious assembly that we have all heard of, denominated the Jaeobiu Assembly at Paris, .there the foundation fir the overthrow of the ma. narchy, and of all civilised order in that country, and I may add also in ether countrito, was laid iu .the abused power and the arrogant pretension of such Societies. Here is Lord Coeds:Mesh • " peremptorily summoned to iittend,sed prenali, if possible, his character from beitsg consigeorl everlasting infamy and disgrace."' Is not title battens ? If it be nut, let the name of libel be blot:, ted out of our books. Let the thin be considered no longer a subject of discussion, or a matter of legal contemplation to this country, if a foal pis. in this manlier he summoned at the,mU of iafamy and disgrace upon a charge like tithe, to present himself before such ;judicature. Geastlemen, thew this summons, we come to what is considered as the trial, and that it is Mad, "Last Monday, after two evening's discussion, * crowded assembly awn& piously decided." I should have expected suchatiOte of decision in %etch a place, and so convened and la. Bathed, " that Lord Castkragh's conduct toward. Mr. rionerty, ought to be reprobated** a flagrant infringement upon the liberty. of a Bduei petrel * and *cowardly act of oppression isalestaalaaaooo, individual." Then it is said "in son Mr. Finnerty being detained at the noose moan, he was unable to attend anvil late evening, when, to the universal satisfaction most respectable audience, he entered the roeni, and itelivered a mint • animated statement of . the proceedings at Walcherea and the conduct of Lord Castlereagh. It is unnecessary to add, that Mr. Finnerty experienced the must Otter., ine and unequivocal proofs of public approbe• tiue, while, on the contrary, not a hand wale held by in his Lordship's defence. Thus has been furnished a memorable and . striking instance of the foliy and inutility of attempting, at least. in this country, to oppress and bear down an in nocent ludividual." I think that is a pretty round *lllation, that such an attempt had been made le - • impress and bear down an innocent individual. 66 By this discussion, virtue and independeoce," presume, in the person of Mr. Finnerty, have received their just and adequate reward, urbrie - pride and arrogance," I must collect from the comett in the person of Lord Castlereagh, " have been hum.' bled to the dust—the Managers enjoy a heart-felt satisfaction in thus announcing the decision, and feel conscious that they have done their duty."-'- This is the record of the judgment on the ante Wino'', decision of this respectable and well. collected assembly. Geutlemeas, you have. beep. told by the learned advocate for thoßelfeedant, that a Professor, whose name I forgot, has said, that the great and characteristic Messing of this cow-, try was—not that we had free laws, or a Parlia ment of wisdom to make them, •but that vie had these sort of subordinate Parliaments—theso de bating societies. Upon my word that learned,. Professor has taken a very imperfect measure the liberties of this country, or the means ley: which those liberties and laws are preserved. I am, in my station, as much a friend to freedom at eiscussion and to fair deliberation aapoa all s jests N hich it behoves the subject, for the pre*: vatiun of his freedom, for the information of -Me mind, or for the performance of his Antics, to discuss and deliberate upon, as any ma who. . sat in this place. Unequal as.l Jetty be to my predecessors in other respects, In that I ate equal to any of them, its having an ardent. love for the constitutional liberties of my wean. try. Bait I cannot conceits 407 thing so injurious to either as to assist in giving elfeet to, or in sof feritz, to go unpunished when they mast-- those licentious attacks upon the haliplittna of indieidn sls, amid upon the security of the Stile. The freedom of the press is secured by arlowidg every man to publish, without the previous &WWII of *licenser, that which in hit judgment .be shall .Arriveg. 1 think 'fit to coannunicete tb the public • Kilt he dues it at his peril, b e in g r e s p o nsible to is:divitleils whom he may injure, or to the public, willise peace he map disturb. Subject to that responsi. bility, and to that risk, every man may publish what he pleases. No attempt hes ever been made in the times in which. I have hod the happiness to live, upon.that liberty so exercised in the first in. stance, by publishing without the conttoul of a licenser ; but, if every man was to publish with. out the fear of punishment what his malice might suggest, or whet his falsehood might direct to he said to the prejudice of another, no man would have his good fame, the most estimable blessing iu life, in any degree of security. Gentlemen,...ln the discharge of my duty, I am required to give you my opinion upon this. ease. If . 11 were to state a doubt, it would be to abandon ouv's understanding. Ido with the most perfect coafidenee pronounce to you, that it is a must scandalous and infamous libel; and I have no doubt, that its the discharge of your duty you will come to the same conclusion, mid will .thern. by be the mesas of resisting the evils by which we are surrounded and oppressed. The Jury lame. diately prtitionneed the Defendant Guilts.. LIBERATION OF SIR FRANCIS SURDETT. Sia FRANCIS BURDETT bitristg accepted as lavitathaossi DINE with his CONSTITUENTS, et She earasot sotioisatioss of a asotereess Rely of the ELEC TORS at WaIfiIIINSTER. the Dienes is fixed for TUES AY.Jat.Y9battYvadCLOCttrrecistly. at the CRO 'IWO ANCHOR YAVERN, STRAND. • THOMAS WISII ART, Esq. is the Chair. • ST* W A It VC I West& Moms. ASHLEY BOLTON HILLITER BARKER CAMPBELL COLLET 'T DALE EWER GRANT HILL ' HUTCHIVS DUTcHINSO,AI JEW KLL JQHN)I, KKG T Thkets 1 . shelf, 'to Ito Os UK of the rotes and. Au r. ' 1 ••••••• •••••••• WaiertiNA ••• to i•• Iry •• V* • 1 • t 00000000•oo ••••••••• .01. E 1166441111;• •••• , •••L•••ot • ' •.•• •••• 8. • 4 •••.•••• o o oo ▪ • 11.1• st ika . • ..• . • •-• • Naito pea, -+•~ Itt 4 • • • 01; .I.E 4 4 ,lo,36erationt Ott, ffile 4overse.leiti !ending* tioneyi it 4. legated. What. I 'Etfil • . • • prosets!ity whoa too iiittit • •4F DniCtiflosisia'airWttyttii44ll4oiii . ‘ -. .iliiii iis.'' scant. Since the coriume of the Fre, tvenoi; there had been it; appearance of inserketiee. , - f , --.......... • Faust astend alewives were reteived . yesterlsi 'to the 16th instant. The'only fact which ,thry state deserving notice is, tkit the harvest in that neighbourhood, as well ai hi Zither parts of the country, was unpromising, so th a t Ad, eiteiticte lion was indulged that the prohibitory lIPETORAW BONAPARTE against the eapoct at grain woubl.he . : • ••.. rescinded. . : ----ms..-- • • •'' Ws tamest 44..kt0r chit the. accounts. bon .Madras are kilfrisaly unfeveitiltle..Thettiepti .. between the Gisihrtiment sad Ate .4lettigi Aro by 00: ' means settled...4lh* trial . of 0,441 w ;OW ! wit ' coo* on • with witch eassperttkie-410 the Court , give a speeille terdiet r eebetentielly 'ciliates him , Of the main' charge. This „4# nut acquiesced In, and the Caert was salted Witilisito reconsider thel senteeco. Thirteen . trlale, , .:4le 111, have taken I place, cud we • kcal disikliAtiontent hat not materially abated. ... I • • i . • Tice internal attain of'thkeiltintry are drew. ' inn towards a conclusion. • They must• either be 1 retrieved by a change' of Egitlpti, renovated by al 1 , , convulsion, or totally sink siieder their own weight I into the oblivion which noway cacti} idefilibit I attends corrupt whom that have si4ii Arise left to • be mislaid, nor vigour to suiwiwit;:perified by . . 1 a storm. - What the result will be, ,it is not easy r. to foretel. Idlaisten have outlived &Imola every , f I species of political disgrace; It rentains to be - - 1 if they can. survive everi'4,lo4 of to ' nil, arising out of thili*br, and er cit4t.*:.• their 'goer - sage. If the 'if ' if they:itivitinftph: ...., such deep riot in that soil -of sec r et ielise* 'reh e s . . , • which Scaleig been the ' Pporia,lll 40 mach Ini- ~ jay, CM Ibey asie,ot be re r atf r . titan s - it i , probabiwtiabi6 tliatiell ipfAt ly # 4:: rapOity, fr 4 ;.al;iiiit,ll,eigesit ilia*. 4;t:fise ' • to-her -otter . . reie4::noter4gts, euiseY iitrAlag her with mires] llati - oithin&itplifted agalast her bet her own saf. _.,, A ._. .Ki , 24 - • a ,- , i ,_ Un ikF U IC II RS: sea& la Ng :.11: Ai not probable that. 1/11wistittil :Citif-: sct l vlid:* these commercial di . p.; tresesof. which Vise* too far for any' serryft !-t 4 ' , but, 'll4 Which' ghillie every liar! ithirterset .14, 11 .14 0 *KiugerinS andrikfiki,jirtessire; ktiew,.?, itti . thotOotihves to be beneath s awd 461seernetf only 1, 'hi ,fale-iraitteetions and PERSOONtIE entrprises,l ;wilt at length' irk themilelics , how, 'all bait. haii liened ; and if theft! be ixo fluor 110ed7, ,et ii . iiiiltiiiiikt..i*? • 4s, ainsool i ttiato I* tiotothtor 4eY aria - igrti'illoistent4 ta r* • 4 ".. 2 _ '' . i i t#4: ' , 1 4 0 4 7.1641 ii# 4l or bill sae teas, biureeligieflw COntreknAnd kayos . 11 , 0 Aatatio:o4.ll44. mat Oitt:.o4liu4;l7! and ~.... tr i., ..„,7,,,„ ~,: „ .ll r it l it t' llwa deihinin th.. ,040644" , . . 1ia.104. thole Motd fMt isiz : J4 billsi,:at : .4.1404 4 1 0 4i .... 4 . : ' .;$404 told theta. fwilopi t•fets - Attelli . ,: cod flatitplastf..kater..4.-They kill ,:slig,`Aii:ftha - .olllairiiatusi” a ward •tr4".o . aitivitiairivisorr"o.killik , Oisotiosert as roar, aid who haigeOrtitedi .. 'tiwt' diewilleallra* 1t? -be *grit* the fiejet tec4Sion a. hity . .triv Oil, -to otter 9rfirit otitioligki'; eb i ei tip •«t thitAg.:tids lienirehti teetlidi . ;iitt. to tore our ootialertp.h.apftnevle Tana thi,higaih; 7 •_ j use averse, tot GOoley itorli it t: pt. otitabto ii*J.:l melee. They Sviii .904010‘ ayili **wean i1 191 !"0 1 ,4.,i fries** the] istirritilisfit4l.44 liatesilitt 'if t h e eeetYfiwi'tfltre4.oo 4 .* nets, isftsuestilliktgerstits. Tilly Wtti-reatillect•tharii , in she 'Ails ttlitimildritkisita of thingiV4s preekitie4ll**ei di* ii4tiirOpirers and( tea.. Jars •to ikaipir pants skiles". .:After a state Wf real tireogiatigiaiid.:iitektS .istindCdniedi by a dr4Mili of tr.e#4**0r,1411t4.001—:1;44.41. commercial t rat, " .af pqrs jo , , l‘..; f ir#WitArs- end "khan* wore aiseliiit to ltiriltOtoiioti. to try- what in: sfastri v iii.linaitiltieithi4e4oiii'daelink wield' do ; thqfterthl,„eedikhotiliillitittwilpto new mooot.ollhostoN. to iloppthillOotaot: and la W.: * lerabie ite6iteiik i tii i .figlifitit A, those "la weonld perVitelliL 0 ,6410110,1011*.Xlis.; a natural liirdplia•kilicis4oo4.l s 1717isil to all the pre. : . ~. salt eiteeeiii:444 lll : . llama was nothing *s ta ter * 1 4 icktkli,' iittidliiii, of shape, end pa.' " 1 0' 7 1 # 1 ,;.. 11 et 4hAftifetehillilStrinnatar4 im! liii . 0 ritinlf4lo libto e 'tdiiiii from the deeds of Mittikeri lb. Wittet rotiotAgAithi 4plissibiliti hate haPPililed• . WCW4Alti l lt . t: ftiviy that am., sitik mol t hitaytialoalitabli , - asshoes, , 14 4.,j pc i ap i k d dli t IA i f A#K. ;444..k.4p0ft too tkat alf . . 141# " le ff- likttr:Of I P - e!!'w*!, ti , aiimscroble. . 4 . 4 T'l l oKY* 4ise i44l4 o l4 :fit* .dian ir 4 : iftijohiistf. petit* 'to I sts#l . :4ll go* .o. ll e iiiiilv4 Air!. iii•di F ation ii! l :rojiiki • wiy. . k.- , O* At4i4 prof i O.? and the rota% of 414 ... titeta •al "Ufa Thieve from . nation from all the 444/4)4 • -.. • , • ; . :." • ~. •," ' 4;4 ' •1 .., • t. • • • ~ ~ `~ OMNI .•., ._- ~~ ~ : .... . . . luresltere - Sitif aoread which' C;tititit be sold fur the I first cost ) nor iiuy . tbini like it? Will Loans •-• epen the Continent to you.? Will Lou* .re. ,-; , 1- stole a balance of revile, and with Okilt •• •, , • . balance, •au iofhtx of .the l i ttret"tie Jart.Als' ' to tart ,your: flan 'gores—will .they do that? litity they will: do 'none of thrie Gaitigo, 'how Will Sity . tehere your (lisping commerce ? 1 -• [ They fuel ease (ita panting heart of the merchant, • and eeiticelY 'hit, for he 'too . well kno,iirs e • that loses will not care his dlemee. But if: rli44 do ~, .go so far, nill tlie• I not !...kid . him 'iico 4itiieli . ei fore? Can they tentritate ids co mi nditil:eiii4.4l9eli give life even to his hopes? The writers itithe 10494 papers who cheat the Ptibliiirith this iteloslon, it ara , a•great deal to answer for ; acid will he hilted by • contempt awl erten when it is . past, and„ Piss it most!—Abnte all things, in Ireland whet are LoArts to do ?It was tbc zioricini.manoinetuiers. ' thet - peraded the streets with mop Ant,. Mooktiiiit 1 for want of bread; and do :Vliitisters mein to giie , • IeOANS •to these P -Will -611. :Pasteciau,...Wit • fits. • ForrES A l . Ilkif j A: But •if :th e y :A ( 4 . will leans isifel4.ollfi % ' Ate' labikorcr f They *pi . be eaten ) and:Aiso loans Will be. minted. N. 1 loins- can' rem ~ thc..PoOr: And 'if the inuneit • is lent to the - Wiester. , :niiinufnettircii c tilliittip,R4C. feed the poor , for the' nsatiofacturer has •no 'dot - •• . .- .., . . mind ; the •teietrite r *thit should, in its' expeadi:.- s . ...• . • tore on the soil,. create Ai deiiiind - • beini 'or:: ' nportedi 'expel riet e ed, ilt t . r,t00 , ..ta Irelatitt• fiet.thtnl; ' people of boo counpitip,',oo) ; haste no sitisetkOs, I :voila ; 1 1f , yiii cantipreifikein facid; . - do.sliGifit . .. 4 ' . ' ; `iititlit -.. • t .` I "`" '_... et.-:- i i r,. i ,i: 1 ..". - •',•,A, oil -. .. . . 4 4.1 6 0. - •-; Air7... 7 %-K0 41.. ' . -•V 1, `TutiMitionit We relielik srfr ' thet weesitsit i . v .; ". ill Vo..4 l ,lKiti rflPfleilit , • ' • "1 1 ~.. . . , 9 am. ifQ 4. VTP-4 1 1., - , .....- ;API iz liigo-nii e :Aftwalblientitre'abitliointil. 4 l.7h 4 r.,, ,4 "..t.::::-:4 . 4,:ew. iitiiir Isi . ......\ ~. • ,;,..„; -, Voi :Y . " • 77., . •:.:' - '•` l '!.'''. • ~ . .. . i ..• ,- - , •xa. .. , 1 12 1 0 , 141.00M 4 A1 s 044 Taal f a iwy ' ' 1 • rbe: 2 4.isekek -et dot,- meigniniirlf . 4tit : in . l A. ~. • . 9 • Lord 41 :' ... 41 )914:0Ektr Ti '\, imici t.W1,44 as ., - --- - -siPthiPed . - . ' 4 • 2111111 i . ,- .' ..;" ' ZA ''' ', G 4 ,re, - ~, . g i alisigiodio giii., at order, ...06..-egaintitriteitt 0 7 „„. , • . • - t • 4-- ' Dit r; - -trOthiLl: the - Pro arilifipr'4ll l lPStnterman lotg e ...!;.% . ai well as thit of . hir. ElYtigkFlt ..pirnJuNasr -' 1 ' ,Sofilloili iii 4 beitoWthu caes * tit... ivetr. haaio, •' . V .. , et) exiireti. his thro tn. Lortil 7C.v.it.EitcAotiti; ,;: - - ,•,.. lat. haiittgOit the *oil handitonictitanner, direct. '.,.].t...11' . ' oil ..tht•firOsactiti.usi *salmi liini..to le disconthinad.• 4 7 - . 4 ::;:". Mt: Prima ItT i's Oil Litters *ere inserted ' n The ;:i :::-.!;‘,. :'' ' $140041 by thAtiiio,Alitirr of tho Rip e .,teith.. q .. _ 1. :" . : fu , 41At di ese gideet or M r. LoilLt.,l - never - ' vrtstvPostsufted teethe occasion, and, iO, - •ifobii, o Jae, never dikly the lettetil till they wiatil actusUi , ishblished in the Paper: . ~.., 4...equisition. to lb. :. 111144 - is prie siveiwgrfor - t *NOW Ineeting, to . petit? peak Ni the inibiliet at ' , C.At410,4 .io API Po. %awing :been siitaiy asifilkt at .. ,thit•atimiasisa iiiiltietsboit, yi 'oli4ifi I lit utikan.under, r is tlie`Act, of tattlissienr . , Canon aiiicreptts t n( ', to.tlia profeasion,of . 1110i0efielous traffic, skiing; 14 riefikpoptre Cannot be ' , . r:4;rlflia..4laconvots truill s~7 r. ~ ~ ,44.1(of„the . great kept , teepi: , l4 *en, &c. from #t Is is fiisii4l sir ,14 , r' • t i grhirri—(iieitt.Pciper. *r , ... , - ~... • -...- .-.-:;,:',.. i1-, .:-APlAitstutu* •644Yit,rreili ilfiefrial:Vehmoti ~• :-.,.; : 4 :: :- -••...-:, iipt 4404: : 4 • rarity lAA itpoit< li f iviectiliely.-..z is•, - ,.`. t. a'..: 4 .:0,4, podukr obsit, .4o4beriv;. al?pr.girtira a bhp* ••••... , ; Htlien. _,_. ~; 4# , 4 11 "hiet aVikatitiOS,:4 l ll444 gilt .;, ' "•? ..1 : • . litre tiveat endgentle shower, iitralisiv.4 ! - .N..P”` - ' r .. -.'•'o ,-, I': 1 1; • • Atieitig ; the multiplied. via aye cla . 1100 . 11tatet.:'' t - • ii - :::»t_ [AO* 14 . 09 4 06 ; , 4 4 0.14 1 14111 •i.v.017.4.14 --:% 4. , , •.; Aki *iii.ii kt ..:orhi* - ;.T44041 5 , 'pier. !....4 ..: f 7 . ‘*- giiittgA jwopluiyin4 AkttplittlitfOt iii,ma# o .4 1'.. ..:;,, , ..:. 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P the &or, ttohi antim*d in' e _ : • • _ :, owsc wvin‘theArtiipthitorf,.„ .-'' 1 :, A id Coo Myidtitiiiiii teal. ~. .... . :, .; 1 M- - PS O ; btike .s eiiint - i' 1 1 ': - 7 :";•••:, i r e"V ti O 4 i Nk 0? grPvijiir • • . . m the lat 4 twill. .00etal 3:.. 4 : . ji Lk iter4gc-nr4 4f itery I /. •...; .„, 4 laseicCcoit Irrecinuillua it AT ct.iudiugoisa. limegge• SAL. ice} f-ir Coo. Cam OS .• THE 714iTAWAN. . LOA:knit: . • 4" 4 .12 ei tillilitrititelf.41,1A14111/ 'Aipere to •41teidlowlegaretharlatelpef I`l • - thong wwbat.4ll llowlwereanetriente se ttle Putt ltsrfiq *tetrad; AI Oa novo*of C. It 4 • ait reneen, tits Mali se Ise patine all'iteflidpers aid *.end to • the • - Ivies°• at die :hoe Merited • Goat Akan Tema; /be reopertWierie L ef the .hispiesne Cows et Pot- Ile, weal deewidiegly us *egret this Ira k lathe dwell**. se s t tbetkiceesed•-satihreely seqleLllbe hernia, he.. whieitteellieed paparili slit sir rilte Aes nil theribentig She seem tniuta say' of Itivelbets. • .r.n. , llww • •• - • A report Anise blealbriewietistkeelhilatto Nutt ehaasherimaid etthe espirethl his hlideserierdertit the.Cliseeello r iiehocutiraistoties iete: the wash tar ilktasittseeesti, nod. it tooladail,ieseilteelliele .ef Wades* etihestaceuted. Ass kirks was tideissilielyliW. atibited.lhe um* ekelithie. that tnr.bore report has beio dergetheissfeeldad, 11114114 t the ch.leber-epaid. Ohnii. "*".4 .J. Sairt i :tr i e lallia lbees l. 4l4 l 2, l o B _ 1416 al ! li e w altwe ' . sI 11kmaki000111 1 ehlwitlis 1/41goato, Marstrand, ileithebetyw see Steekdolis wawa ) • - r 0 • . 1: 1 Balsa ts, , TiltO on, Area . la.—ihey eat mots of Wiliest operninee. athlete are t it le' i IS Weil, • The be report is, that the &Matti InekalinlON* fie Emperor of Aarraia for their tiosetrigo, opoOlhiptliolllttation, libcctteo s nod privitexes Oilttog porno-I irlitlibreittly is the itostgo of the twitotlion - With tie "mil et Anetria, will, witheet dttMfit, talte in loorSlllStilwevioos tocoufetriasi with she Court- of rivers ijbyi'itse We • are assured that the Porte /vitt, wittiest Fnmeusee the Soverelot, of *twin,' prqvided.lhis rew • Milo stet pow velar the doesiainif ..dbeills de Art,' Joy 6.-Fr r ••• • • *161 . 114 Seleactotr 4 I.g 041110 JUNO 1,1. he. Wish fled* mbieb.ltiere siOA of Venice, departed day before yesterdityk-, ; tilt. eatiWbarere cereloni tee the t of some boats. - we- weft witti•she prettiest eetietty let arsenal israwatielithesetray et worried frigates, land refit Z tiro ROOIIIO-oloviettcs which remain, io phis port . , We .Moe bispoo,ioserost Swills to -oppose die 'Getty. WO hese been oetlided hare lied in all the melts of 'hie Adriatic** for selaiil4lllllol IS'ealliiktior saihn's fo r the ilA0111.:(Sulus Pte.) ••• '? • • • • ltaseas, June —Seise 'execution% for a time sat.. leaded the disorders of the'Ja hoofiesalt CuPsiewhiltples‘V. .4hey were quickly reeetiedn that tome h %WA AGA - .luting sheath*. .It is •Ilweassied withheelot *rent*** are very dear in it le t*. of all the aim , of awlthe Jahlosarlimi are iptiity of thejp.onest d ib ever they have as opportaiiity. Wit ItloloM llitialr • this allies! watt of chain Will letudtabekkeKallete . rclt ACT or • aarseWeethe . .llkll4.,* We look from Toribff Shot the Rosh" SPIV *hell the Danube In three Own; that e nee, latperein ged esto sulteitio consequence, Mewl* thaellaiwd . Gee. * Smiti 'and a corps coasioliat4llo: k01f44. Pell 441 Las. We e apt/ tie detail), it. ...(MOW rope.) • raprObst. ,141*. ti••4lo . tot.t. MilklOgett -MA*. ogniat i osefres no* set ihstesen-Posentuunneiss him% - 41t 1 00 10 0). 0 %dr: EiViAlk 090.-4 2w.) A 5eeigiv*, 1 4.4 . 9. 0411 : . 4. 11 r Talk 1000114141111414Y0kia1, • • dieteel ee4tripiettrigitA t tOKAtiti . .ee. teasels. *., ' the siiiiiStatiissk : .11.6e , aka* evetst4.*iigr.ai,!.iiiitiiiiirs big 'of tite oth *stint, .•• • • ;• • ' 4 ' '• •- • a. , . 1 • . Latest from . Pori% otse late tate-as the Tel relate URN reached town yestetiday. 1 1C i eipatly to atercal tile epee rat. Ankfitto saestioi. •-• • • of tho Coun t s of Ste*, 1$ taiSii to base been . • • -detertabid ee giant . licences -to forty rums, to proceed . te America, arid 604 barna mirages of , cotton for the use of the meitefecterers. The ipsealty of eetirlsestion was * le foltew . any comet!. itiebtion, with • a .tritblr port... Stens vessels were also to be licensed to import cochlucat and indigo* • lindot a similar peoalty. ..