The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-17 00:00:00

+"~ NI-1W "s"ti' .1` Wig Mr M it *'?~,;. X. ~ 1~~ • .. d M. Wyatt. Seq. the with felony. bit.. John Underwood, linen draper. residing at tIIC corner of Bedford.street, Commercial-mad, deposed that tt.e priaoner came into his service fur the brat time on Tornitiy NIL On liikt day he took his money bag from Ai," (teak to the parker, and paid the other a event, who %_s_orsplerieg, her waget n presence of the pringm ff'tr t oto noe be replaced the bag in the desk, which' he again hiked, hat left the key in the luck. He bad °tension to go to tire city' the folioed ng (ley (Wellneeday), Lod at his return iw the teenier, be MI Wiermed by bib wife that the money her wee missing flout tLe (lefk. It tuat...ined ahem 3:if. all in rag.. On the prisoner be jot. question'ed as to bee having any knowledge of it. she yleaitesi irnorance,aml (teemed quite indifferent about t,Jet matter. On his opebing the shop, on Saturday, ' Morning, he missed a valuable silk shawl and scut, also Toper W. lsh flannel,'and Irish linen. He strongly sus renal the Servant to be the thief, but in the absence of ' evidence as to that, he kept silent. He and Lis went to chapel on Sunday morning, leaving his shop lurked, and the prisoner in care of the hoots. At thrie return Ors. Underwood had hardly put Me Itay In Ate I)ck, when the door flew open. They west to preyees' again in the averting leaving the house secure as hefth i r. and on coming home fussed the saute easy access as'ilif the former ocisslon. 'To smile inquiry they were formed lay a neighbor, that she saw the prisoner In Sid` send the shop, aid heard her softly lack the tleht.•- Under these . elrcentstances he 'had the prisetteeielpre into enstddy yesterday morninrovlttitt. on her box being searched, a remnant of flannel and linen, party( dm property stolen, were toned —Remanded. Itting .11403trates, eurrged • 61.3 P 4 5tVit .t. 74! i-- .t.,- •• • I . All . l. _ mums. . . D o ll', It , . Rolland .. , ~ • 'll ..• '4Flll7iriford 1 0 Hambeo' 0 'lt' 0: &Jersey • 0 • 1 'ranee • - •.1 • .73' 116bOis • • 41 Mandel. • 46. , . ,• - Outtdobarg .• II '$ Brasil •)i. - • .:0 PRICE OF STOCALTDIE DAY AT ONg trapC.E. Snok 5t0611... .... . t A L ,India Stock ...... ... t . . . 3 per Ct. Bed ..;4: go al }Ditto Bonds . s • . pm. 1 per Ct. Cons shut , Sonth Sea Stock... .. .. . si per CI 92 South Sea Old Ann 791 4 per Cents 970 i ; usiiiii.2 . d.l 3 . as s Pm. New Four' .shut I • PVC S 6 per Cf. 1i97 T.or.gAnw Imp. S per Ct.. Irish 3 per Cevis. LolteryTleksts. i.. M. lbs. • tilt* • 2)tatlZO/itant • • I Tilt walnut igraTcsu or" • 11 INCOIPSZATZ. ' THi srairisaLt LOA'DQ.N: „ . TVICIDAT tritium. inacassain 17, IS!?. fleece 14r.a.kwas, nate-ran Tietz.is,—There Is very Tttle business &bee this moraine. owiag to thee/treys not Siring artimid from Paris op to this haw.: NOne Is sa reered Wl lets this sftermos, or to-morrow morning. I• 4 Monday*" ties' of the ponds at Paris will arrive. Consols Ili to f, aid are diow steady'irthe above prim.— I'm Market is ratime beery, owing to a great delivery to day of itwisead. . • roRLIGN Maiterr.—Thls Market l% also very dull, marl tf:e most doles is Is New Spanish Bonds, which opened at de. arid are as peewit to St. Chill. 74--New Spanish, 67f —01.1.69.1 trittl—Nr. Pews., ' a n. ddb•-ttussis. sq—thaisk. Th—Peravlan, 79-.Bpseisla Scrip, Id— Colon- Man, /SC Paris pipers have arrived to the 15th but hare bronght mo neos respectiog France. They are chiefly occupied with commentaries on the article we mentioned yesterday ahat.appavired in the Journal des Debuts. While many of tbe papers consider this article as almost official, it ocessions some surprise to ii;o1 that it was not in ae•ted in the Muniteur of the following day. The only intelligence of iinportance which these papers bring is a confiroistios of the accounts we had previously received of an insurrection that hal taken place in Con. stantinople on the 12th ult. The commotion it appears wore at first a ”Host alerMing aspect, even to the . 6rarol Signior himself; but be had the wisdom to learn its ceases and to shape Lis measures from Lis *Donal observation, is • walking the streets • iPsoised at night and speaking to persons he 'met. The information he obtained decided his purpose iwimediately, and the storm was appeased by the disgiare sod banishment, without the death, of 114 b Effendi, the Grand Vizier, and theldepliti, who were both his 'kends. The new Vizier was Ahallalt Paehr, sod Sine !Sidi, the new Mu phti. It was not yet known what effect ' Eris change might produce on the policy sod intentions s of the Porte towards Russia and 6 • . A Tartar had arrived from Trebisood with the intelligence of a new victory gained by the Persians, and said to be still more •complete than the former. The Nebo of Trebisond was to be sent to treat of peace with the virtor%, bat slender hopes were entertained of his proposition% being accept ed. The Cansairan of Wallachia. or Lieutenaot, has Le-a beheaded far having kept itP a correspond. ence with Lis brother, one oldie reltelaof the stoma." • Fat Ne. Fusins,J,hc.l2.—Fire per. Cents. opened at ;5c.; closed at %If. Wk.-1148k Stock, .1637 f. 50e. —Neapolitaa Fire per Cents. 7r.-6iitchelece ow Loa du n, one month, 2.5 f. 45c. three motif. bi.lsf. TITHES IN IRELAND, The heimater ✓ourael anuonoces, that 'a Requisition far a Public Meeting of the Nubility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders, and Landholders of the County of Kilken ny. isiO progress, and already most numerouely anti most respectably sigsed, for the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioniog the legislature to avert the many. aml alarming evils which the present system of tithes in Ireland is likely to bring upon the country. This mea• ears towns forward under the auspices of Lord 17Iifden, and his son; and lass already received the smtetiou of the Earl of Beaborough and Lord Honcannon, as well as a great :Mother of other Landed Proprietors. Ina letter *addressed to a gentleman who is promotirg the Hegel airion, Ilia Lordship considers the subject of the greatest importance to the prosperity of Ireland, soil expresses an opinion that a great alteration must take niece io the orient tithe system of that part of the kingdom. COUNTY OF TIPPERARY. The (Agnate' papers contain a long letter from John Rely Hutchinson, Esq., High Sheriff of the County, silted the sth instant, and addressed to the Earl of Bleu• gall, in referenre to the Requisition lately presented to him as Shetiff, calling on him to convene a meeting of the Coaniy, to petition Parliament on the subject of a Gonatentation of Tithes. In this letter the High Sheriff * as a festal ,aot insportL y•-•-atitt that u. ceieesl a Herenisitioa of a contrary temorke-;—• • The latter retrisition .is subjoined • to iimilaeltet bear, the signatures of Sir 11. itioom6eld.stheneral Head, and twenty three other gentlemen, whir tire sieria•,l bur unwires for their opinion of the inexpediency of fhy. proposed• Meeting t it cow-lodes by saying—" We are. howe'ver, Most anxious to guard ourselves against bring: supposed to offer asy opposition to the queationiteol4 the accomplishment of which. under the wisdom af.Parlisment, we consider calculated to promote the tranquillity of the country." These documents are followed by a letter 'form the Earl of Ulingail to the High'Sheriff, in which his I.ordship observes, in reply to the apprehensions of odtrage expressed by the Sheriif---" I am ronAlentty of "opinion, that the number, rank, and , respectability of the Idequisitionists, composed of nine 'tenths of the:handed Interest of this great County, would have been a ,sufficient guarantee that the pro• eeedinv of the Meeting would have been conducted evithttele sunderittion, temperance end decorum which the gravhy and vital importance of the subject deemed; and that there is more danger of creating additional irritation and discontent, and thereby producing acts of aggressioh• sport the property of the Church, in thus preventing the expression' of Polk opinion, than in allowing the people ro represent their grievances and sufferings in a respectful and constitutional manner to . Parliament, where slues they can look for assiatance• and redress." In consequence of the High Sheriff's retinal to cow vette the hireling, it is announced that copies of a PIN.. tition to Parliament have been left for signatures atil(ii inns is Closatrl, and other principal towns in the spent" of Tipperary. •• • The Off ssarrg Osiozrsal Ga:ette, of 'the Bth i nttatlis waatains advice* from Conntantioople, at the, 11th, I fib, and itth fastest, of which . ;the iallowlitig is the sub• UAW: people snag ).aoisaaries. .discontent. ed at the reduction otillidmitventooi et, ran tamultsraskely throo.eh the street., and surrounded the Seraglio, Where they uttered oreoacesagaiust the object of astir hatred, Haleb Effendi, favourite of the Sultan: and against the Soften himself. Tim Sultan world beau appeased the tumult, by profitsely disteiho tint; money anroogst them and Hatch Effendi wool.' even hare given ap , hie trea• sores under theirecirtartroaates. The Greed vizier, whose heals the revolteredemanded, as well :is that of Illabeb Effendi, wee for calling into Constantioople the Asiatir troop enianipe,l at Budjock.dere. and conamadd- • ed by Ibrahim Packs. There wool.' in this' - ease hatV bees a bloody conflict between these - Troops n'effilielig • isisearies, though the latter would have lea Ij4. At length the Grapd Seigirior deposed the Grand and exiled Hsieh tearrela. Um the 12th the capital wan tranquil '. • . • ee... A conspiracy Wilier% discovered at Tunis, the object of whicb was to destroy all the !Princes of the relgnicg aud put au ens' to the existing Iliarernivant; . --- The Treasurer of the Rit*ury, who was to have Leen chosen pasha was at the head of the p lot ; hat three day. before it was to have broom oat, be was &treated and hanged. His brutber suet with the same fate, and. his children, hi. women, cud his relations and friends iwere destined t confinement. • The Oriental Spectator contains, adder the bead of Smyrna.3dth November, the follow* paragraph:— •' Ac.conling to private accounts and certain arrange. mum which have been made, and which bare come to oar lase ledge, the Ottoman squadron will not Mari for some time to the arsenal at Constantioliple, and perhaps will winter in the Archipelago, where it bas excellent harbours to retire to, as these of leemoos, Pam!, Ice. Tans it will be able to watch the mottos., of the fleet of the Insurgents, and to bate their pro jects.' Ily the latest accounts from Algiers, received by way of Otbraltar, we learn that the differences between that I ftiovernment add the new Spanish Antborities, are far from being terminated, and that an Algerine sqnadrne, consisting of six or seven vessels of WIT, had easiest from 1 Algiers, to cruise in the Mediterranean. . Varian's means have been a.!opted to restrain the icie r-16,We; of convicts found at large at Yarmouth', in New South Wales, and puoishments of a summary idea are frequently inflicted. 11/1 these the most severe, next to that of death, is transportation .to the Beal River, whit Is is ordered usually by his honour theJoalge Adyocatr, or a Bench of Magistrates, fur a term of •years or for life, as the reortnity of the °Cermet may require. Convicts dread this p,ode of punishment very much, because they are compelled to work in chains from san-riast till itto-eet. and are sablect also to other restrictions of a highly penal tkacripion s The rixper of this sentence is, .10% cur, frequently relaxed In posse degree, at the criminal shows signs of antendurent, and in very few cases is it found necessary to subject any of the convicts to a repetition of that sentence. Panisle. swot -of fl sgging.is sometimes resorted to. end thein-' diction. which may he ordered by any Magietrate on con viction, seldom eseeeds 25 lashes. lint crimes see less frequent titan might hr expected in a population Cosll - of such mischievous materials. Extract of a letter from the agents to Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated the 31st of October:—" The sitnation-of Ibis place comities-s perfectly tranquil, and more !satis factory fur futon- prospects. in consequence of very d i gOTOltil measnres being at length adopted by the Severn, or of the city, to repress the turbulent populace; and, many of the ringleaders in the lam diesede es t an . been oubliely executed. From the 'ranee* of hostilities no illteil;feTlCP of any interest Las lately been received." The Dean of 'St. Patrick's teas published the follow ing explanation of a recent occurrence:— *. As I am entirely of opinion that the shot ebieb was tired on Friday evening last, at the time that I was paseiny. between Arlene and Cottluck, as stated in your % paperfr vont: Tuesday-, , d o e ; i n a 3 ; ~ P a r n l st e 1 :1: i t o r l ado: (routt n thiss s o rtie e " y e i o l P p e l o t s i i r o e n n u s : i r a o r n n t d u .: 11 :1 feel called upon publicly the same time I ant anxious to hear testimony to the activity-and vigilance of the peace °darer and the police stationed in the vills:e of Coolork, oho arrived at the part of the road where! was with the utmost exoeditinn. s'ltunsan PONSONSI." We understand that the insolvency of an exteniiire bat ter anti bacon factor in Northundterland has been pro ductive of touch distress throughout the country ; par ticularly muluag the dairy fanners between firarnapton and Ileaham, o ho. ne are sorry to lean s have suifertAl I very severely. —(Cadiefe Jouri:al ) • . '- ..3tioiliatero ...- -.....imitotap.i." a cue like thifi,_ Ulmer he h . ..d sold 'bat very fem,,ttekete. II thout that very few peo• PIP ;veld terne,: sad, then-NO , bad %I dinner in • email rootSi alitatietrra large one. Alen l'o not like to sitergerthenssetvespehitivike before-ban& 'lliey stop tiff the time entnemalednon they ' go, if they hie, or slay, away. '1 he far *realise ' )tast df the •cosetpawyl come opan such otersbnit ' fyotri • enheislorabie dt.. taste, awl conse lost before the . ilinher takes place. tile mention three things, in order that they may, be somewhat of a sqiie .npott futiye oitessjons ; fue l it is nut impueible skid a dineer of thif sort may, take -place in ooe or two towns of every county before the let et Julie weft ' Afro Nemeaso, of Guild ford and of Citilwot th, took the Gbeir_aptin this ere 'ion. and having in a very handsome manger given, L'ohbett`e health. alter having gives that of the Kits and of the Royal Fatuity. ;Mr. Gossithr Me and to a erratic Marengo*, of Weide -.he tfolkierlng is the seda. 'dense ;--. . tientlemen,-1 feel at this thaw the. disadeentage of bating been so flatteringly woken of by the worthy (..V?lrtnali ; eamely that of not hewing it in my power • I' ... . to eml those expectations whichihrtibeeflatterlng com mendations will naturally have led you to ertertam. Ne vertheless, I will. nut pretend thp,t I do net believe my: ;self capable of uttering epos tNis occasion, that which may be of use to some part of the company that 1 Lave the hotfoor to address. Let me observe, however, that if there be any one who supposes, that I time appear il so IRORT-platre• about the country for the purpose of semi -fetes my own vanity is the making of referehoo„ sock meets is ropily- very couch mistakes. ~I itave seen MO mach of speech-makers is n•y lifmtime,; I, knew too moth of the manner is which their. esomehee are Bab. bled np, and, ninety-nine times oat of teMeadred. Mad* to appear a thousand theme better that they COMO front their Ups , I bile too great a mentreapt fir the whole mew of baiking.. srainmeringi,' 'tepid' tend impudent creatures that call their nonsense epeirhes, •to be pos. vasesed-of the ridlcaloes fully of 'wtshisg .to pass for • Iporeisamakgra. My,ohjest really has been to endesuee, de ids some . lity4e: Molter Lerma* sodeceiving the . daeofteis. Delededi •as they have.. bay soosetiesew fi , oo tkite lotty:t oil sometimes 4resto.:* lularerr if" NS &Whirrs; it is not sweprisleirs %Mt dreg should' trete Moe led • to • cooleilmste . tewords their own .rein. Many of, these Insets deft thet..trisioiv 1 ,harervery ocit disapproved Oft - eeeeetheires , it: bee been•lto i ',U • s Me fur see4tereedit the•duire of prodaMPlll 5 F as larsillll,- a 01 - 06011 4 at the talunisies - thet Nava neerovertaken,tlleot.ftwebee;if I 'l6ad no metier except the mere desire to illetimisterr. I kin not aware Gist I 'hooky,. c,bargrtbiraith lenity or intrusion. A plan ~ who has bred so me alumniafril,'selio has been rept, . - lit'stielt'ae odious flght; - •eittoen the people reasonably4llll4 kat el e Y bare very reasonably 'a+ posed to be emu little short Of a clesteiyhtg tuipilltyr : inch a man seems to have • clear iight. to go. tt . . e . choose, W A= part of /be country, In order,that.d i people 0047 , from th e rtideOce of their OillO that be bee not horse wed elutes that Mothers silly be satisfied ant eater, Japt,net sinned bins with them ..au of goring Voieshildroo or teceiqs.-these to pieces literally. Here. i most obalsre, Up, limit we ate, to this very etslootir, ewe of the cause* a/ shoe la i t:ge "kith at.: exeunt pao. alitift :i The amhpe - • heave*. who have. been ',dome eelonsoiatieg:me. knew perfestly well that I INltotither Imes nor stucco, and that I was nothing of 'Pet Netrkii they represented me to be. They home eery .moll, if the coquetry did not:-and they detested me the more, because they knew me to he the contrary of • what !iihydesellbeler. "They; saw the impossibility of oey "be. it sting Pereemilly senesteted with .a wheels ratio.: It was the eptititii:rs,ibe'effettef toliiti4leor dreaded ; and, ereattle to smut the writisgs. they employed all their Obelus chatmelmail their mighty adoesce and power so bl a cken the chareacter of the mane to snake his name to be so much abhorred, that his advice, that his warm logs. that his principles, that every thing belonging to his ehtitlid be rejected as resolutely as it it came teem oe devil himself: Had it Dot been fur these arts. ac companied by tech a mass of power, and by seek perm treiinSenertgoity and such atrocious Injoitice, England serer cotiWileve Wee in thee:ate that we new behold her; a state which the parties themielece to whom -I bare alluded, asknowledge to be without • parallel ; and which certainly t go on for any cosaisierable length of thee withoat prodecieg. net only -rooter ca. i lamiti.s than illy thin we have yet men. bas greater. perhaps, than any of *shave ever mod of. Tee mese or guars of the distems have been very amply dwelt on ; we soinetiaeS heir 'boot Watinital faith ; thew we hoar of this, and then of thirotber tbligation ; bat, the Uncle ' qu,rtion bet,•re the century nos is. wether the tend holders. the placemen, the pensioners, the grantees and others, who live aeon the taxes, slain hire the whole of [the estates of the landlotde, and tbe Whole of the capital df the f.trieers and the traders, .r whetter they stall sot. Ttrle te theloestioe, centime*. There is,' ha krt, no other question before the country. The laws, is they nonr• eland altogether, condemn efery shilling's worth of property •Letonging to those who receive no pot of tire taus. lobe given op to those a ho receive the eilraff.—lf a lattiloul ; if a farmer or a trader review flay thing out of the tales; if he or his family derive 'accent front that scnce, he may Foie with the one hand whet he loserwith the ether; bet, if Ise.teceitse aothine sit of the totes, the mare than forty mullions; the Marly fifty milTione a year. which are Row eohiected noire than were collected forty yeas age, while priers me, the same now that they were then; the raising of these fifty millions a year; which is really so much it: from those who tie Not receive ton% and gives ta s e who do receive taxes; this operation meat, epos she face of. it. transfer the whole of the property from die present possessors. Three needs no detail ot area. event to prove this ti any man of sound understanding. It is. in fact, between forty and buy miillitros of pounds sterling a year, taken from the owners of land and of capital. and given to the owners of tales. At this con clusion the nation serum, at last, to he pretty generally arrived. In spite of all. tbe elfortswhich I have before spoken of. all the infamous calatettimi. all the odious and atrocious ace of tyieseny. poured out upon and exer cised towards me, in spite et all the .ielusioes sheet the sadden traasithun from war to peace, abase the effans of foreign importation, about over production, to my opi nion the nation seem. at last to be, owe; namely, that it has to ascribe its calamities to moonstone taxation, co operating with useasnres ul fatly and injustice with re 'stud to the circulating mediom.—The ration is now tooling for a totted,' for the evil ; and. it is upon this subject that I an. desirous of making myself cleatlr no derefoiel. It is of the greatest importance to yon all, ventlemen, that eon should adopt, it possible.* correct opinion •O to what will he dune obis the Pat lament meet.—There is one party, of wises* mike Sir dons SINCLAIR appears to he the rhannel; and I will till v.'s w hat they propose. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR was a len, I time the Preeident of the Board of Agricultssee, 11, ;$ now a Privy counsellor and is Collectordi I of the taxes in Scatlaeil. Ile hiss now pet forth a eircolar let., ter, addressed to the Landlords and the Farmers. la this be represents the wretched state of apiculture; ass that Welth cows axe selling at from thirlii to /07 t., 1 I 11 ''.7J ;5' itego earl. f Mai three yo. f h , ..----, .. 1 ---,..-.... ,. ~....... ,i lig a ehree to Ji re skilliapt earls ; arid that. in •nut ‘te of Scot had, refits. ere so cat s ;, that it is l ' , 11:116:j.:(efehtiA•ibcol.i a lrr's.:elli i k e k i di d uleel a re1.64 f i n t:I f raw i r i a ff nli a llis:141 : 8°16 eit IP... 6 1P f lar t 11"P l A in i se rblatt fi tili ft ei c ali.i.e i l a ;: i e. 1 7 ;; ; 0 1 ' 14. n s : irlhat 1 katejahtipak • cajd.jillp r .h **L ic i t L _.its. people to Re, t , 111..1, WWI a nti their cam tol Y ; l t iii t t - low prices; but instead of thi•. what Joe* he do ?'lV i i i i *ogee Slow to itolitiorilts Pastime'st to niahewo• *si in : o i rit t s u ul :o t e : f n ono s( e N t. :ri a pi TP : m l i k i l:: li e . : s t s .h 4 tel ebs . : lll744 : ll,. . or litH l :r iorte e i ll' A r : ei t e t . s t . l r er rr o om o tra l a L l ir K . r ira ra : " M i w : 4 l t. i n u a l'e ::: :s :° . e rt s : •; : ;; ; l::; l ; a i l in... eir ;: t e ui po ri ld be raised erin.l;,a r.k t i e mi n p aie ceot i to . „ t it... oppose . trotrt; t s v h 7 w r ia n sf lp i : v ia l . . the wether of three years old to he ;old for /ire tad Oa. "rear in place office dellii4r. and tappet. tare altelil lu lea sold for /lee tend a &pewee a has:.. I in s t ea d al fifre okiidiels ; &epitome ibis to ha actouvliaboti, wood it save your estates, ,mild it tete your capital, (h ero ' wale Central cry o f. no , so !) Th e i nterest i ng queoltoo •,..- how eery, alai gm Parliammeht adept any toesesere of d o ; kited? Title is dm istryirsdng Diann% and it is p, d s n ii n h " i i ch e ntl eh hla Y e s " r h:e i ll n: B 6 t a n ho t a ls o=i t i rt i o * g k es . t r .rt i i ir e b tl e i ' l l s Y d e:::t: to i hio:list.lrua!•"...7:: here th i s d. r ..- vp,, it the ?vitamin retire i c P a p e ' s •e• wen wiil belie., that lag orthis sort ,if hoslosi. that they will L.W in in consequent* of tbis • . that the aferemseistioaed i tinitrtoes. wilt.. I- 111' -.t I it. will lead them ret their rialw.lll, opiniee, th 1., that the govern meet will ,ripest Remelt mustaistesillt that the Parliament wiltMtept swatch measure. t. j: mentioned, upon tonere otassioes, the commit/emelt Drier twain, to the mu; bat, every owe here present, any ni g ' b• tweet oldness totammoseess sad therefore I wag alm s tate some of tbere.Recolleetntettemes.s nit whataaeafai q mod *bat solemnity.' and - vet st insbousded et whitlow it* rartlament passed the ;Oren& Hill whisk has h aao the ewe athe Mill of weeny Bang ismilies. The Palliates boasted of We Bill es of en askitmement that small Ova it lanoartel fame. It seemed to way. lit the wend leek at we heroic., our atagweniseona, oar illastiooms measure. Nisei tinder.. if it were merely giving op stele a loess et hem, y think the s eolleetthetweeid Mug itself to !het, bet, fl ask.• men, to refers to the Piper, 'hi 11 eery thaereat sorter io• deed boss tbs Pot meterfoorp*itst test. To eater spot it was a mere expedient Ili'pkiareof 'lit and ez:ernal dan ger; It was represented lope, aid steeetely bettered to ie. .merely a measure for theznotneet. /*was always Insisted this tliwrewasaaatiLifyaopsy.ett.a retort to therapy watakl be an open declaration of hashrtpley: it wonfillepasariesir. kdgment ofinabilitv toPay: 'it would he alliieg mood / oft{ Ensland ass In 7 olten tep bertaft'l natio'. Mine( yoga sill recolle ct that,' dicing the !!whey Inikoo'A m last, when Souse bee had insisted op flit `ltAiesaill# a refute to tlse•papsc. gr a probable, had' bitted mottle: thing of that sort. the Vhsascell:r of the fix Onion mitt "it we esteliol pe a t is cosh sow ; if we are. soaWe %de R new. we ironer ems do it Sr—Nl/Wog. was time -thes !blot nod •if -944,' AI the fine, that la believed bate Jeerer, unless a reetifyieg of euatticts took plane. era tiordl rola &tire (amitosis sod farmers. tint tellidtelLt shamefak this disgtiterftil out'. is Ortleh tbilJorir nett and the Parliament *mold be p . lactiJ i bi l a refers w lb* paper, illiA 04.140 dromluaLle injustice that itYail be d one to slivers classes of Ike cammusity ! ..74sAgar back the paper st ain. sops to 'lord reify; flee &Ishii et wheat mast b awed to fifteen or twenty shilliatis. Is tkiamier thi poorly vervain? Ofltehi red Lt . last Alichaie was would be 'robbed if Ate, foyer's% of tbete SisitirrO- Tradasette4 filet hire hook dellest, 1.4 slew We already (silt reined by the tee-watibererPaoidl • billydre mi./ by their testament, IMO mowbi bus to . per • I vein. for 'tauter, forte-petrel' tealityriessted of p4legtes a shillin All contracts recently matte eroale 4,10. 1 laird • ,'remote mho heti . ' yeeenoy insei invested WitOrtou mortgages mooist receive es interest for am* oils 1,110,41,4. to Palickaw Jive. ,istsh c/oof wheat isaioi of pospish to purchaorfsjitcplosticle of she.. ....peapnee too le bare lest a hundred sovereigns to-day. With than itiOnld purchase tee load at wettest: 'f be Parliameatre %Mt to paper is February, cud tie. borrower pays are beck in paper, pith which I can purchase shoat digit psiekor wheat. Thee. stemlemen, Ihillik of what Best Iggto place with retard to the person. who heat been fed Ws that precious scheme called the Suring !hos. TI. investor. of this Imilliaet project boast OM; there ye got together fourteen or fifteen milliJas of mosey fray s , as they say, upwards of a usilli .o of meow. Om mosey INN beets get out of the herd e.erninge of little shove the state of r...trrs. They hive bless r t positing in the Banks a sort of money &hied isiosamia drillings of which would boy a bushel of wheat- Add? the roguish measure proposed by the honest above-mentioned, and these people get r im . B urt of money, fifteen or twenty shillings of is.'. ; pad be required to farrliase the Mate of wheat; that is to say, they would be. I; owl oat. too, in the basest manner, of tiro-thin a. Or tlorr• shouts, of that which they bail deposited. 'fns tie ',tomes' took' become s.. odious, it would am. at aro• so eotntemptible and to hAtetni, that it rool4 set olio. There is no espreosioz ewe-self hers t• ith attlifiqrs: force. Ws Cis* been incline.. to censor* toroorit enough the iniestice which was 1109 e by the tetwlistug tr, cotb-PsYlniento ; bots there wee. pt he y rote, Weir apo logy to It ac e d foe that. The Parlimiest soffersel itoeif to he inist-lid.Jiicer eras Mr. liicaapeto pettaad• it tin it -as reheat tor:one • EH of prieward .uoly tear bid a half pee nest. - Thr Parliament% wass.tt tang irate. Willsilit Serreirare SO &nide it. 'lfinse of us who were diepased"to &entre the Parliament, enolil not active ii 0 evil iittention : we might blame the ittetratice. rad we did ; lint we refraine.l from all lit r eelon-of tries'.* desks; but tow, the case noui .1 le vety difireeett.- - W ere it to commit this nro• act if l a is m aize. is %sold ,!a it with its eyes open ; mad is would he lastly elizsgel with a prodigality is its nieltedars4 mid tyisoay su.i. as•nrrer was witnessed herore in tli, ?Yet lA. This fifth.: the case,' am bowled to believe tlettl this thin, will 6 01 be attempted.—lt is of the greatest iwpoitasthe: thr • that those who hare engarrot:-.:it , . der ntrat open eh,: the Parliament will. or oil tans do ; it is of tie rein , : importance that they twize up their mind if ,. .L:: p .... Ones as I have .said it, I 'mist a gaits sly it, th at it is little short of madams to Inii.se %teethe lacsi it self will hese sty price hi,. be: than 44mt-tskiels shall be proportioned to the pc:., e raj I . ‘ trOdUee. this heisi the stases Cora it net Ilre..the I.:: - ., who, busier liar gaged an o-too tt!it was words lam thousand rued:: listing mortgaged each on estate for font or Ore at 4 time when wheat sold for fur; (+V.:re shillino a build: does it not become hint to relict that such 'stet ! mast's • short time he worth sot sole this three or (oar thdr sand pounds; and does it not become hitt to end whik he cad probably get sic thoosst.l pounds. aad shakos some little matter left oat of the wreck of his formes I- - I know •how Ilan! it is for men • 4 screw t hemerlvrt . up to this point ; hut hard es it is, it is the e n! ! means of avoiding tiller 1pf..1-4aly.--Ptriont Owl situated are very oat to Ira a upon the hope tint the paper will he hronght bark egais.----Tsai : Sr. peruses, and one wati!d V..ink thee t e ... , 1f... authority, too, to say. •• Pm:tan:vat as tut do il. ' 1 . , must repeal the B il l!" Wily, gratle.nen, one most 1 , •'! good as another, a e In answer to sti,io pollens. all . ra e t i t • have to say is, or all that I teed to say. Is, •• Par:l.7 , •• must not pet out the paper !' Wlatt, this, Is le he du n e. . For, observe. whatever is to be dere is t'l ho duns h! "r . r. Par:tantect ; sod *bat on vi 1..) call opal the Par! °< w . _ ig gI'ATE 4i Aim • - 0r0 t e5Thi,74,.„,,,, - .- i nii , o , ii , co ) -- ", gy • ~if, eg.. l . ; _ . 7 , - I" ,nic-7 ..._ ARANGUY, AT ' 't) . 'v , 1 • .., saIe:RIMY, DEC. 11, 1 . qi 4 iioasthe pawl . visit!) are, that littrdi I n 4 II • 4 .-_,. . • .._,, ...; • a hits already pledge bring foreara Ihr ' 9 ".1" 4 '"" ten Aar • y test mentioned, Mr. Co slor.re nshl re inn' , :41,,T2t:jr.Pe5°4441!"44" ranch irritation 41"..i r l i . alfo li fea l l g er gi :P At LUIL 1111 441. 1 " A lake _n- unght produce actalf aggression an...y . 4 , 1e ni'l "R•iii n -2 4 :,54,,, ~e , „,n n, ,i , .,,,,a , „ ii , 04 „, ..„, , mate the property of tbe ('Leith —that,ln the prt4eAt artlooos- • V"' ill y , Jugmligy 14 2 . 1 a!e_ J•o ote -If the room Lid been ler ,- e $ du therrbevontltterrrthb ploaervattoff or ttirpubire pe tuoigh. e tat i orr ,„ 7 grir—„, e ,. — ;Rflrpk.l44 /1 " 1 !flash! as a first and midst import a nt rinty--atitt drat ' he had lab l e t in t ,ftij i 4 0.4 1 ,1g ng , l i e k eti r for ih. di ni spe : s hieh i s ! ion 23 .~. _ ~, .Id~:~ . MI 1 -- - ..,.. i ti t, , I ' If 1 I I ~~ a I Md. - - - east bold' sox item' eCoili in t ii ii :l4 - I ? roil dip g itoll iea. sipoi sad oil s ,)sed this tag. - trot Add pro.: m ,to it .thr of • i , plea attar heat /he in tl is jc lapel tits at I( faro thou Os C.' fist in 11 Shia not her I.er tho tote %DA the from Yei we{ ere the trio the the Isd M' tie. —sou :ill aJa woi o* , kft hal ~. 11 thus Inv'