The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-12 00:00:00

John Waring was his servant; and we have toper proved that the whole of the contents of that note. an/ the direction on the back of it are the hand-writing► the Bishop of Clogher. The fact we have established by the testimony of four or five witneeees,igine been acquainte4 with the character of his hand-writ end corresponded with him for a great to years. That a person Cie....—. ties such as are hue imputed. ahrialinastavywK SW( Of hymning tt fictitious saute. as passions to • wltailwAte was ookaows, is aot as loprwtgisopposi . wis...okeeosesrindividoal shaft # before in the commission of clonal- , AA, allrike time hashed preadata . My oreopiod egs is tiontaguestreet, when no Wean wee. AthilliAsoo by filename; le iuneonsiale y motive. and yet wsilave proved samipeessa who, en. the wieureeth . of Jell, ' 'Raps hhaself oat io the waiteltekoam as Bishop of Cleat. : : boo t sad sigma as lee his mune the initials • - P. C.' W ' lealgod at Mr. Fay's how, in 51•Magne eiroseilee asap ...-- de ea• Bishop of Clegber. This eirmineetanew, me figs, has great weight In establishing identity. .._ - . The etrst material fact's, that when it became nevem. 'sr . ally eirmini bail, the person elm With' these resist. ..- • jam-molai his nem* as Percy, of Clegher, by res et die name and title he Wow" hie recognize • sat witch . was so reeerdwitil. do' of the Meese: . true . These are all the facie which lea place in Loads.. , • wisiols we submit ibeallapily isheiMettleted, Mat the MN IPA accused was the porno he represeited himself to Is, eswall. the:Bishop of Cliegiser. Yet, add to this, that the regular process of your Lordships (Alert has bettm .. :dile saved aped rise rest Bishop of that See,.at hie epee- Mai Palau. kis Cathedral COorch, and all other plamb ftessi•illesto the service of nth rooted meet is reality I . . . . ho Selettedoil ,to each his k ousted,. ; anti that eful charges, apes pain of rtepriort. That the - ges against him are amorieas en die empire and the •4/ , mid that no appearance has bete entered Whim, . - Ito defehn made.' no finial 6% 1 114 charges Mtrutpted : ..seed a. doubt remelts silo the Oisip of Clogher being the real guilty individual ? . ;lest we have further proved that ell:dell Metiers has . sakempleee at the Episcopal Palace; that this splendid ejpostiageof his dig nhy tuta bees left as a asked rain ; • - thaw all elsia must have broadest* by the aenterity - of the Bishop ; that be bail absented himself from his See end . his duty ever ohm he wit to London, a elivel time pre - fess to she emtimiedois of the enormities charged stalest him. altogether forming a mass of oviduct. of'ldentity; Which we coercive to be perfectly irresistible. i The Wrenn: and the identity of the perm* accused being thus established, 1 do not think it net:eatery to leviable the Court at mach length is order to peeve their jerhailetims and authority to punish such olresees, eve.' • ta Mesoimat of depri Tattoo. It is Om eettled law, that every Archbishop have°. timid power own all hie Bishops, cad may hold his Court where he please:lie his proviso', end oilleinte es Jake, This is as lald dome is Lord Chief Baton lb- We's- Digest. —Bed. Persons, r. I. mid it le shoo stated that he may deprive. In the mash debated oast of Limy against Watson, Bishop of tit. David's, it is faid-tforie Iv tend ilwit, este of Ma ablest Judgri that over at is. Antlantl, that " atimittlag the point of leirlodiet t y , " heiliepated, weeld be to admit the dieptitlerted fra : " dameatals ; for the Archbishop has, witless , " preelatialjorisdietion over alt his &Wraps lidhe - pia, " whir% he may eternise la what place of tile Peotlase " be pleases," 1 Barn's Reel. Law,p. 167.—The history of the lihurch, also, (rem the Most aacieet lineeegiste abnadaat instances of the exercise of this JutietHetios ; aMetoloor of those isogamete will be fasted collected by Widam la his Clergyesedee Law, p. 57. The jorledletios isthevefeer gala, eke:. liMpoeitaaa‘.; vet, have Wes saggested, that this jurredidlep ie. altogether conlineUto the cam Beelmiamikaf To this I answer, it is sdasitted, ill BeelseiesdaalCitart , • kosaut try a mere temprieal offence— tor • laohnsde, al Moiler committed by as Bectesiastiet fee that Coen germ.? try warder, *glade whale warder. In such cue, in order to punish. she *lntent Conn must, welt for conviction by the Temporal Courts, for out lawry' which is tantamount) and head their 'entrees upon this conviction. This role extend" to all curs where a temporal offence clone has byes committed by an ecclesiastic. But where a elerpymaa is guilty of leading a profligate life, of lewdness. drankentsess, gross scandal, notorious ittuntsrality, sad she like, such conduct is punishable by the Kcclerlastical Courts ; and I is that sue, facts amounting to a temporal offence, may . beckarged as evidence (incidentally) of the guilt int maid. - The law is /has laid down by Sir 'William Boon in thermal of Nash against Nash, Ist volume of . Mr. ilaggard's Ho-ports, p. I.M. letillat rase, which was • snit fora divorce, the libel alearged - that the party hapngnant was married before, to which it was objected that such a charge was lead • iniadhle. as amounting to felony. In giving his kill/- went on obis point. Sir William Stott say. ," Certainly . this Court canoot inquire into a felony directly, even .. .thers a Clogyalan ts sued for the purpose of deprive " floe. But it is very frequent, and has occurred In " practice to admit a fact in itself criminal, to be • " pivoted as a necessary fact of the evidence in a "civil snit."--ln 'the use of Lucy v. Warn*, be• fore notice I, it was alto objet ed that many charges against the -Bishop were temporal ; on which Lord Holt observe', "The distinction which will answer most " of the objections is this. that as to what relates to the " Ace of Bishop and is against his duty, the Spiritual 4. UltUr t one deprive him, but sot punish as for a tens ."rovel Orearre." His Lordship also cited Cswdry's case ma 5 Coke's Reports, p. I, in which the lame law is laid down. " The Ecclesiastical Law, and the Tem " peal Law,have 'antral prOceedings and tosereral ends. ." Ti. one Temporal. to inflict punishment on the 1 . body, land., or goods; the oiler 'SPiriteal, !Wu' " seers wawa : the one to punish the outward man " —eh, other to reform the inward."—These authorities weeiserative to be decisive. But farther it is to he :Ar mee...l. that it the case before your Lordships no Tem poral Glenn, amounting to/dray is charged. The ar ticles impate lewd habits, gross and scandalous prac tices and ionnoralities, none of them amounting to felonies, hod clearly cognisable in this Court, contrary to the Canons, and littiljentinC the party to deprive titan. Having now. as we conceive, estaloliaberl the facts charted against the iodivi.lotai accused, and also the jarictiction of the Coati, it only remains to pray for your Lordships' sentence . This is a only Ima aware must be mod painful to the Court; yet however distress. Log the act may be. I em coolideot your Lordship will costsciention sly and boldly proem' rice that sentence which the law demands. Yoe will cut off this pestilent Mem her, and discharge your duty to your Conetry and year His Orate the Lord Primate, *flee saw coafeetteee with hie Breams. requested that die Wart shmaid be cleared : Sir Heory Meredyth e before ha retiesiLteadered to his Oleos a writtea sametme, foe his perusal awl sp. prep', referring to, aid fosailmi lap& She evidence in the cans". Tits mateaso was sad le sontesee of lie wigwams aid Depseithu. His Ocoee remierei mad mob pamemios of the seatoare. His Wage and brethren r► mislaid for awe time in coefersect —l4 was they ao oaanord thatihalleatt wan opened, and that the attend the Adepeatos and Praetor of Use was nem e▪ d. They asearillsgly aillothd. sad• tbeteopon his dm** Leak = 0 11. 61 -Br ipo pelmenco end hearlag of Mr Li Ma hie VisaMagasral. - • -.~. . .yr 6 - • *,; 4 :h r.. ." f'lr, - - !1 • i :.; 1..?; ...__.w - ..~.< y ...~. , _ • ~ , ~tir;~r. - P-- \ } I. . -‘ ' hisei d "lain t let O_lO lll J, la r lig" 11 . 11 * Wit. ka,lostgod in the Registry of lido U'iocesa,wbarait imit wails, a record of these iiitiortaaiproc 41 ! their perfect co memulalistrig (be abliati • wa . - JiteollO6 thr '4. apia, rims tied - Deposition attar/ Pere" Bielmpricit of tougher, nod his 13pisoopel.\ -e soil : Authorities. • ' . 1 (To be eosebwred.) . ~ • , • PUBLIC DINNER TO fillt. HUNT, YESTERDAY. • The procession moved tbromch the eity s lit the miler we yesterdiy described. withoot 'encountering eap•cir esematenge.werib remark; sod arrived *tithe logie Ta vern. City •Itoad, about a. 'perm poet Awes ettiock. WheeMse borough,. its which Mr. lime rode, had draito N to the dour, be was lewdly sham* end thanked the maltitusle for the Isomer they bad shewithini. Hi thee alighted, and proceeded to the Coastline roma.- • • • At an esey hone in the tidy the entire space In frost of the Eagle Taveto, and all the streets and burs ad . jacent to it, were tilled with people. Indeed the Wow.' was fo fast, god so dente, that it was-:lordly possible to get in pr oat of it. Whoa those pegamiwho had silo-, au tickets were able, after the . ~ greatest struggles aid bodily emotions, tesdligiowlesisWea lengths genies of the memo. they had still. to force their way through a post armed reflected tinkle she premiers. iteGre they could reach the digiost.rthow.''All those extra had been admitted oe this pithiest of six-poore meek. ter which they bad s ticket, soolchierivei the valor' is re freshmen's. Long !Sept* tom o'clock every oast is the dininpromo wag tiouPpied.eme to eirooding ; Usirown. bet Sas, altogether. ..sew allita het may who deal& sot obtain places is Miss's.; awed is other ape tureekk of the house. At Mgr o'clock the .became very bepatleat; sad the rattling et limit keine ageJmt the table ea mewed that they could so logger molar" the privation under which they were suferiog. The landlord snide his appearance, sod. haflog got on ems of the tables, told Me company that the dinner was ready; but that the plumage. kotween the kitchen and tie itiniat-room were so hloyked up wjth people, that the constables fugal the greatest diSculty In miming them. At length, between five sod iire'rhaek. the tables were ',G reyed with the wised*, nod Mr. Hunt, accompanied by Mr. Wooller. Mr. PathillS, out his Committee. "'tiered the room amidst Wed plaodits, and took his mat it the Creel table. • .• Mr. Wooomsaisl it weeds' vrIM of several Hmtlemen - Prlment that ID. Parkins should take the chair ; and the company bwriog signified Moir . appmbatlon, that Ortniremo undertook to preside at the dieser. , • The dinser was good and solostipatial ; theta was abundance 'of beef, motion, veal. poultry. and pastry if every Sod; lint lroto the mgrs.'s.* crowd. and the had 'animism, of waiters, every thug wee like a 'tremble. ..,-Whetecille cloth Wee en tellei eAr towtottri he pewpto—ttl4Fer eetipliNdeesitt D 4. T rank with these times uhf,{. ' ' Coosidemblealloothasteir Iroseeilld the ft = by individuals to fere. their Wet tide Silmee was at length *Maimed. god • ..: Mr. Wescott, la avert' rote b, pro .. Ileeltb of * litt 'lllMh . C.• • ••••••... • lbw teen heel sir 101111111110 4Atl - t_4 • irriikPAYWAritlittanit - 111611 imention to still permit*" Magistrates.. . t hod pledged himself to him to bring their c • it fser Perk sowed, Tie jailer (Mr. Bridle, he Sir Hoke. Low., sof etchestrr. A greater; reeeelee" skit tome" hail never misted in this motawy, sad Moue his solidest that • treater monster thee the latter sever lived ont of it. The one had lately bees ter his misdeeds by ilt• verdict of a Jory„ the Wilwe the whip of /as Caw. Most of the s4wspopen spoken of the imams, passed on bins (ale. Hist.) se tug too severe, bat had disapproved of his masted 1 railing the Manchester Meeting. lie proliathitly wished it to he known, that he had nothing to Jo with the cell- ist of that Meeting. • He remained the advocate of Par liaineutary Reform. and conteeded that the whole of the people had a right to be represented. He condemned the course pursued with respect to the lateen. and haw lag noticed the death of Lord Londonderry. said. he could bare wished that he bad hired to bare a hire" trial. sod a fairer Jury than he (Mr. Hoot) had had, soil then he doubted not he would hare had a fairer publish. meet. He spoke silk exultation of themanwer in whioll he bad been received by the populace j and remarked. no outrage had mantra so far as he was informed. Seam crowding was to be expected; and he hid indeedbeentold thi.t the people without bad threatened:to force their way into that room sales. he resented himself to them. He however, did net see that it was necessary to concede to the point ; and unless it was particularly desired by the company, be certainly should not do so. [Here • differ ence of opinion stole in the meeting, mug calling for Mr. Hunt to show himself to those without, and others opposing it. He at length put the question whether he should go or sot, and it was carried In the negative by a great majority.) Mr. Rouse (tie landlord) shortly after announced that the crowd threatened to force their way into the mom if Mr. Hunt did not show himself, and requested that he would de so. Mr. PAIRKISS erotical Moog she tables to .she end of the room anti looked at the crowd without. He an nounced, suds .1 laugh, that it merely consisted of " parcel of Mr. KOVaii, and others, again called on Mr. Hunt to show himself. as the coatiect of the multitude continued to grow worse. Mr. HUNT. though acsisit his own inclination. new complied with the request. He qccordingly advanced to one of the 'windows ' cad several of the compile 'calved their white hats from another window. This seamed to pacify the crowd, and the business of the day was trimmed. The health of Mr. Wonder and the Liberty of the Press having been given with three times three, Mr. Wooten addressed the Meetieg. A new disturbance arose set the door, and the speaker geoid not he beard. Mr. Ilt;:se said if the Meeting would not listen to the •loquent speech of Air. Winder, they could wish to hear hone of them, and in that case nothing remained but to bid them good night. hileace heist obtained, Mr. Wootma *.turned, and spoke at considerable length wida his usual auituation, sad with great ap plum. heeiths of Sir Charles Wolseley and Mr. North wee were drank. Sir Charlet', Mr. Iln nt said, hail been kept from the man* in cettorquentrof an ounce and a half of Maoism having keen given to Lady Wolseley by mistake. 11... was happy to add, that her Ladvolrip teas out of Jester. though will so ill that her huaLtod coaWont leave her.-ISit Charier, it appears. 'did no! accompany Mr. Hunt any part of the way from Nouns lOw.lll'.! .• • K . • • ~a;a._ ._ air"" polities, /9/o (VW 10fifirieri ondallond ibi ttritmem he had ived, and Allard io histoberatioa. He warmly pro. enifteloallro lolmTeresTat tT lie Chairman to pre side. frondepookinp% Hoilediedes Mims subjects dull the re k. decision was to °Met. " , o r s to an dove. Be re. • Mr. Putouts then gave him up to the meeting to deal with him as they pleased. Meat confusion hallowed, and at length Mr. Mokpo rostowed his seat. A ..&wr of Retains toasts IMP gives, and among them the health of Sir V. Borden. Speeches were made by hlmers. Parkins and (late Jones, on their health. be. ing Brisk. The oration of Mr. Jones was listened to with mach attention and appdrent satisfaction Isy the meeting. Addresses were received from the Re formers of Yorkshire bod from those of Bethnal Greta. The Address front Bethnal Oreen was read by Tnossas Patna, from the neighboarbood,-oad was arsompaaied by • relent of five sovereigns in a silver hos. The company did not separate till after eleveo o'clock. NAILS. AS.. )VI. ASS. DVI. Dube* - 0 0 Itellsad - 0 S• Wilierforil 0 eimbro' , 11.4 Jeney - Plum - 0 0 , ,460 0 . 0 H Viamisre w '4oollssberif - I 0 Amok* - - 0 PRICE OF WrocKs THIS Bank Stock 3 peoCt. Red S per CL CoiL.Bll :3 di 3 i pet CI 4 Cents gaii gl 07i 1 New* Fours lOll I peshOt. 1797 Least Atm 2O 7-1811 lop. $ per Ct. . ... ....... Visit 6 per Cents. DAY AT 019 E 011 LOCK. , Ise. Meek 93ii 3 9 DIM Heeds.. 93s —s. pro., illooth So. Stock. $oo& Sea Old Aso.-- 90i It'z'Bill'*4* ( bs 73 As p.. 10199. ---*--5001. 61 Jig 7s. pro. Small Os Os Os pot. Coe. for Acct. 90181190181 k Lottery Tickets pie *tattontan. " TIN SSIIIIIII STATISMIN" IS IXCIIIIPORATID WITH Till STATIISMAN." rther soilof otbegdiepaguiebli Personagell, .ro . ea i . l a srri t 7 l :7 ,43 objected to Ho boofficeotte [ a s4 eeilt, poi the emirs of tlto nwilkoty dice log Or the Bilittopsof Clegber brio; ag a in atilt" eolle4 1 Tell e giteie had been gone !hroogle. ' s h e d & prying, onft•Jeis euntanstey twilit sateeelli , Isere to the law of the Omni. itie Ural* proteethel to Wed ' il lt h eteres °l6l" tio ls o ted •en O es p ed b , s bl llill t tit ' : itt 2 1 , 'Nair, sentence in open Court. lie read it in a:l i mit int_pree- spied theloltbeLhairraan. . t . -- life.--44weet; 111601 W he doiTered in )e Litt gin and d!c l ! illaibillik .t e "r a 4/ 41. ; ewe . ...:.. *La olio moth's Oat lit. Hoot. loodellibseei the aril .• LONDON: • TViSDAT ItTSNIXO, mortaista I!, 1822. . —....m.-- STOCK EXXIIMPIGIS, Terstme os:Csocs.-- 114 grid Pli• sic which penitalied esterday ht• the above market. 'towing to dti neinottaieated by a certain inernist •. •• ingbildini. Gnarls opened this ' • lir .1 . • ' *did hip purchases were . - ' ... . lot to • 'die stark* which it does . . . top to this. *or, bad the *wired drea— NW till loth boyers , and sellers. •. . ' . 3fasnar.--Thouglo ths aphides sad mosiety e ms •.- hid lately prevailed here are mach abated, In coo, • of the apprebrueloas baviag not Wird. bees Ong degree, coofirmed still great fears are etdoetakoed tia Ildessins in the sett settilog day, the 131 b and 3bilt et this swath, that a somber of, persons.- 410: lase gnat loethatioas milt do' be skin foe • that, illeensiddigt9ll4ll4lll, * Spenish esaturunt Nese* . -- ;:1i... a - -----•._,,, la: - which is a ilsetualloa of Naar '.M Feb beet ft 'whir IF elortri4liewevor, that meet of dietemmaamiess la tie above bonds mod at the Sidossaid pekes trete merely to make up accounts. but thgAnkeitia dole smiting sf Spanish (New) Booth ormistibgadad at 501 5069. la rosseinearn4 tine grodl o ll. affisinahla yestwday.- siorersifperstme- ham alre4inediledbeed defaulters, ottnlietwbeus sillieleo or three impsetabio characters. We are this momeillafermed that goveresseat received yesterday, very retest accounts, from Lard Wellington, at Verona, but the contents of the despatches have not as yet transpired. Report sip, that a proposition has bees sent to the Spanish Cortez, to adopt a Constitudon similar to that of the English or Preach tiovernment.l The followiog are the prices of Foreign Funds up to di lame : Chill. elk—ww Spigot'. ON a 9-- Old , 6O—N.lr Pris- Pic 96 97-01d.P31 --Nossla.4 90 —Daoish,9ll —Neopoll- WI, n--Coiconbiaa 01—Perartaa, 7b—Noon Ortylab *grip, 11.4, b. 0, discount. CITT, UAL/ PAST ONE O'CLOCK. —COOSOIe at. heavy ..st 81, and Spahlsh fonds 57.—A1l the others recuaia without alteration. A letter fromSmyrea, dated !d alt.reeeived tLis morn ing. says We hare sothiaLlillatir Isere with regard to public affairs." Paris papers to the Ilth instant hasmarehlindAnt bring no intelligence calculated to settle pnblie 'pinks on the interesting points at ;lenient agitated. Their contents, however, are of importance, inasmuch as they do not confirm theme reports which have so deeply affected the Public Securities I. both countries. In Parts the slams memo to Ulm hems still greater thaw is Loudon, bet without any warrant in the shape of an outbreak state. meat. The French Funds, at one time, were as low as thif., bring a full of not leas than eight per cent. in the abort space of three days. This Willi have show■ the Orevernment what ►was the real sense of, the nation with respect to a war with Spain, sod what the result of its being andertalten would be. Letters from Vienna state thisetrival of a courier from Verona, with istelli. genre that the return of the Allied Monarchs to the Austrian capital, would take place in December next, and that the Emperor Alexander intended to be in St. Petersburg before the lit of January. As indication of the state of public opinion, in contemplation of the reported rupture with Spain, we give the fidlowing ex tracts from the Perk paper. relative to the agitations among the speculators in the Feeds and Commerce : Pasts, NOT. 10.—The reports a war which have beets circulated during 'Change hours, have produced a con /adorable fall la the Recite; they were in the conrae ot the day W 110 e. The Spanish Fonda fell to 43f. and closed at 4X.—(10 Pilate of lieeterddy.) la*. Warta) tram soon until three o'clock venter- day. twenty-oeven commercial conri,ts were des g iatched to fldiglaad and Uollaad.—(!dent ) rt.t:cr.ATtoxs IR Tale mins. TOURSDAT, IT.. INST.—Fire pee Cala.. OpYIRIRIPID ; cif/ant ■t 91 f. ,7r*. FRIDAY, 8111 IS 5T....1r! VI pes. Cents. spend se 901 1 - ;cal - Stock, 1617 f. 50c: Neapolitaa 5 per Ceuta. armed at 760. Exchange ee Londas.--the month, Li ditto, 25f 25c. SAA AA AY. Nor. 9.—Fire per Cents 60c.; lowest price, 861 . ; closed at 871. tee Stock, Pd.—Exchange on Leridonel 40c. ; ditto at three months. 25f. 25e. LORD PORTSMOUTH The facts now brought to light la the eery, respecdagtkis Lord and his Count, respects, no more interesting to as, th world be, if they were related of Daus° or any other call* from the purlieus a tan be named. list, dariag the prop certain developentents may take place ; to the !egad proefof something whirl; about; this proof may lead to a leis that decision may become deeply is coupled with the fact, that this Lord eh agaiset the Qreem! HOLY ALLIANCE. It seems. that onr Ministers not In guest to the pro . » Is of the Holy Oestl some confusion is die roadie/ trek. by the speculators ; and, though the M snares them, that they have sethieg h sot be at all surprised, if the Holy Fells to invade Spois, sad put the gooney as I heeds of Prance! The Hely Tribe bee oar situation is. Tbry know that we i "Peactfreight" (excellent term,) sad accordingly. Let any man show thee it is possible for ear Boverweent to I then the Holy Sovereigns will be a lit sever till then. sad we really do lei Morning Chrosiek talk of Mr. CANIIII of the British llitcpire." sins it is net is no poorer Impala* of being eserted *. Dead Weights" renal.. what! 4 Chronicle really thiak that the Mimi' Brotherhood do out rat :my neweltos they do mot know that this same Chi seedy for the red reties op:penes as means of preveatiag green! rtia mid they do sot haw. that total raja mast lords withost a great roductiost of tai not know. that the lest seatesee in evt King congrstslates the Homes oa tit be gets that so tuition is disposed Ad‘! Does the Chronicle disk II thing of all this; end that they a t rallies*" of Ms te r gatherers is S Girookle think, that they missed Mr. oh Liverpool. lo whisti he proclaimed ' Sod osestsslify? 104160, they Imo Sad to kisser se well as we lino That deed* says to the King of Bag " newer go to air vela se 100/ se I c Si Nat Befit is their iafellildeftiend ; a the for Mr, Cassono sad his "4 lifftPoi • Moro( oar salowts f th h&ra Vtilsi; net as snob Apar as feet. Beside% b army bees at the foot of the loyersime that, too. without a word of reatonsti was. foesses ? What more do they tv nem or of oar imehility to go' to war we repeat. that we shoubi out be at s Spells jimmied. The Chancelltr of the Excheq•et a terdav morning Irons Coln brook, assi ed a Treasury Beard. Lai Harrowby arrived in town yew His Majesty bas bees pleved to Scott, B.rt, to he a Deputy-Lieetals of Uoaborgb. _The Forangneso Asibsesador, Karl Mr. Newness, the Sieretars. to the A erassacted bashmlesat the Poteign Of Advice, free Usyonne of the Sd in ads had entered that town as a & A git' his troops. The f his &kat but the fart of bi. nicht, aloanit un tioned as certain. The next port wil the details. Letters were aloe received yeslerdai tbe3lst ultimo. Merino bad beta th cos, and all his band destroyed. Int mentioned. A courier had left Matt order of the Golden Fleece to Min Mi Sweden. Ile der that had teiree plow the week le eletillhoeic Bache:tee, SW far fr teeday.poweihdells An smiths is the.) witpluneil hieho sl, was the rind wpgrefairealee. This seticle alludes to Meted Male( two Princes. I nfisetee tho Infante Den Carlo*, in which case reed would be impelled by Lamour 'sit\ aview to their relief. That the tar, are hutch inclined to latetfere 'soother the Kieg of Spain, and the, *I liberal Co' Mita:lnn would wish to we Government sadivertri, or charged, tht bet the eliterelty of seconsalisising !hi is mot so easily *women.. The oulg sal re he by segociation or ;ntrigoe ; and all the agitation of the Stocl Eschangs a public writer among as who reader ' belief that Pruner will be so rash sis sion of Spoie. Even the Sew Tirwee says, or err part, we do nut thidlt t ripe for such a roenseee". On the ether decidedly declares that titers is salvo bension. in the paper of I .st nighaiti lowing as its leading article:— All the rumours which prevailed on Sao Exchaage, of approaching hostilities be Spain. of the sodden separation of Cony of the Dake of Weliinaton. lee. Lc. ewe lag with uedirinbhed conlidenne. W. I selves. however, to contradict. Ist weaser. the whole of thew report.. N bees received by nor Government weigh eel conlldesses being reposed in any of orlcioatod Is mot so diMeelt to andersgese should hose ham credited to the etteat sinente of every thing like °facial dates ;row authority. We shall merely repeal, aro wholly insfooadest. By the Charlesteh papers recelrell sccowsts from Havataush to the fth loath. The Aremealmoi Gomel* of ti the piesphosaareined. says. Oka et wet elmoki ieleellee. their mar •le produce rot Ire i . i.r.,IPIIIIIK - -11M1.2 E?AM - . r• ~;. .• .r L* , ` „. 7 - 4 Z - i •7 F w i~ 1~. • ~~}~ t • FS ~..