The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-26 00:00:00

i F. hear sworn falsely. IT theatatenient had beeilttrik and if ske had been even a 1110f111 vrkwart tkan eflu!!?* pears to bays bees (end that is rather difficult to WI. gine) the keeper Maid have deserved severe : puma meet. Rat, what are we, then, to say of the case of Mr. Josern Jouxeop, of Massehster. was sso no horse-breaker; aye! hut he was a Wormer! Let our Readers look at his treatment ; not after enntletieg, but before any change bad been foiled *plot him even by the (hind Jury. Let ant readers hest his descripino of his treatment in the place they call the New Bailey at Manchester, in which town he was Is tradesman of pia credit and excelleat character...-. Let one readers look at this, in Mr. JOUNIIOPeII Wier to Mr.-11. flastr; and then let them lan i rrh at Ike complaint of the Courier relative to the (saltation of the people over the dead corpse of Castlerea:rh, 'boats* one of those whn ()leaked the Manchester Magistrates and yeomanry.--.. I was put into a back cell, where re; " fraetory felons arc confined fur a short fin: as a great posiShniesst, the dimensions of which were six free by four feet, a gaol bedstead. with a rotten 6(1 g of rotten straw to lie upon, and an old harm rag to cover me; without a chair to sit upon, and a square hole without /lass, to admitlight and sit' at the same ti : e. aid tit so small dimensions that the' wantleting beton, of the son were bet just sufficient ' to show the gloomineee of the dun7eon In which I " Was. In this: bole. I was detained TWALVE, . 11 ?WITS' and ELEveN DAYS, the FIk.ST " TIMER of which my tormentors DID NOT El-6N H.RFAOTE TOE RECEPTACLE FOR THE VOIDINGS OF NATURE!!! My fold was re " ceived at the onter lodge, and only brought to me ' when it suited the convenience of the turnkey. bIl rife. her mother, and my ifttorney, made application to ere me. in /vie ; and so rigorous were the orders of the Magistrates towards iime, that L could weer " tenet this ettl for one wo.neat, but when one ofthe felons, who was railed constable of the ward, Mow " to Want it."—This was not only bioreeo,,ricrew,, bet beforothe finding of the Bill by the Grand Jary ; and the (Ileum was, having been present at a firtb:Jo ,fleeting, and such a m-eting as was never befure deemed illegal ; a meeting, ton, of which the Magis trates had had untie:, and to which they had expressed no objection! If, then, it would have been (and cer. tainly it would) i ?human to treat MART CURR in the manner that she alleged she had been tr-ated in, sae was his treatment of Mr. Jusern JoirseoNs. I here are persons who do not believe in an imme diate superintending. Providence; Pees:, for instance, and Mr. CARL, cc. But, with those that do, we ran see no reason why the rhaiartrr of the owner of tie ship should not h.rre soma weight with a passeager, who has to choose his ship. This ISAAC ‘VitIGnT did, it is well known, by the most inferno's' means, endea vour to prevent Mr. toner:TT from retnrninr to Bogs land, thereby expesing his wife and children to alatM, and keeping him from enjnyiig the blessings of Peek's Bill. flowerer, those who know this, as most people at New York and Liverpool , most, if they Hums, to go in his ships ta4e their chet..re! ISAAC takes care never to put It;ntrelf afloat : !Mad that. Mri6T At - Ft - A:TING ICESP:: We ere, thank liA, not of that rare of mort.la who seek for melancholy awl wenn to lie It a lottery ), r. grief. We are notirpteo tear?, Vhen tn . have a choice, monrnfol subjects whereon to exercise %ny por lion of that very co,di.ale gnantity of the passion moving power which Providence hat been pleased to lodge in our hinds : and, as to the affectation of sell al,'ility, ter leave a thing AO despicable to the OW Timer and the Cornirr. Yet, tli, re are C 4 1 ,0%; which make au appeal to the Lcineee breasts so powerful and t the saine time so direct, Ow, nat to fief would argon eslousness truly his NI, and lint to speak our feelings , scandalous want of oral in the raise of our afflicted fellow-rreatures. We ere wither pa:aters nor poets : we shall therefore merely take from one of our c.lBl - the tleaeri rion of the scene., to which we have anode'', jest übsen that the place appears tv 'IAVe been singularly well calculved to give point to Itis tenderness; ti..rioly. If sbniadier '• if you have tears, prepare to abed then." CILIAIt. "The LORD LOA NCELLOR,-1 Will 110 a+ 1-1-1.1-1-(1---. take the affidavits home with me anal read them. I cannot sit here after to.dsy. After ten months severe anal incessant latour, I am ;rite exhausted and nimble to go on with business, without some respite. Hatt this not been the long v.wation, I should regains an interval of a week to recruit myself. and then i would return to Court: but as it ir..m . yfacalties are too mach harassed to proceed any further without Rolm. inf er . mission ; and I ern not going to sacrifice mil lifisfor the suitors of !hie Court" In a few moments afterwards, The Al TOKNEY-GCNU:th rose and said, that it was the general wish of the Itar, which. they rennested him tq express, that his Lordship would now close bin After Isis Lordship had been so long harassed by business, and particularly a f ter the diltressiag " duty which he hod fast FertOrmed, the bar requested that he would not add to his fatigue by deterring any longer to close his sittings; especially as a few hours longer could not materially advance business. although they. lui A ht press blivlljrnpon his Lordship, exhosst• ed as he must necessarily hr. " The !MILD CHANCELL.IR replied with considerable ensotinn, his Lordship's eyes attimal;aAe has leers have ever in the coarse of a Ion; professional life ch.-- T h.4d the warmest rifreiion towards the bar; and I receive the expression of this wish as a woeful a return of that ftrliar vu their parts. I feel it must scu ably, • and shall continue to recollect it with graititinlm" " This is taken from the Courier of the 21st instant. What a shame, if three should be any suitors who wish his Lordship to sacrifice his lift to them ! They to say,indee.l, that they want ow . such thing that they' only want their $ rl.cidrd 0.4 ; and that they do not rare, as hether this be done by him, ar by ow•t/. • Ciaa,ellur. They may ray this; bu', toes nut this imply a itorthl want liTlidag? Dyes it not itoply, that, rather than not bare their causes decided on. they w. old. good (lad see him quit his place ! 'fate Attorney tienera,'s delicate to , the beririf ry l'•srt.citaa (from whirls the mdde Peer bad just come) was w , II eaienlated to draw forth those pea.l.y O/.4, in which the Cuea icy saw the noble Peer's "errs en-immia!," and to 41,4 w frons his laps those expressions of "alfsetion " tan arils tba bar, which we lind.in the latter part of the masa ay.. His Lordship had just come from hearing the sort of requiem which Vie people had pimnouneed at Use grave of that man *those collerteue he load been daring the whole of the English Woo k of the deceased ; and ibis requiem was not, it must be confessed, very I .*ell calenlatod to inspire joehnd thoughts. The tall. tet "'hereasterlfeentrie4," &satiation from " fru ie/4 . aid the Attorney General's imescdivtirreqent, is the name of gur bat, that the sittiogs should be in : . *twiner etnoed ; all this did, we most confess, pledge* in our blade an eafeeietien , of idea*, that would, if welted set chocked im progress, have led to very painful eonolvsione. Bet ; come, come! air and ez ereitcy a change of scene; a little " respite" or " in. " . terieledoe," will, we have no doubt, put all to tights. and the noble Peer will, we dare say, as he did in 1804, came back like a "giant refreshed." though unhappily unaccompanied with that famous associate. I who. io 'that same year, Imas'ed, with his usual 02D desty, that he had •• fro atriage to hie bur."--1( we .might be allowed, at the end of an "eye-swimming" an aeconnt, to make a remark or two op dry politics, we would beg leave to point oat to our readers, that, possibly, the noble Peer may have other inducements shortly, besides that of avoiding an over-load of bu siness, to think, not only of a long vacation: but of a retirement ! After what we have wit il during the last Session, we do not think it likely, that he and CANKInG can sit in the same Cabinet. And, if they could, we dare say that the noble Peer can discover ' difficulties not easily to be 1111(113JU:1101. To get on with a ny tolerableshow of crength would be difficult, even if their were none of those disagreements that mustarise oat of an anion as forced. In short, be most he strangely puzzled. Not that we believe, that he at all understands the n•ture of the ;rear difficulty of all ; and we are quite sure, that CANNING Itiow• nothing, any more than the Itchy at the breast, of the terrors of reheat at Per ehit"inze a bushel. This is a science quite beneath Lis lofty ruin I. which soars amoiatst " suns of prosperity. — Whit ran meth a xirkiint creature think abont rents and tithes! Bat, it will tiattrtunately haprn, that others will think ab .at these, and that they will wish to retain them; and this it is impossible for them to do without the adoption of messurrs,thatt will blow all the doctrines of 31e C.....5.t5n int.• as thin an air ,sever passed over 1ian5!..4,1 Downs, 'Arra they err, in the sweeteet me s s that eter enveloped the legs, thighs, and wings of a ' swarm of political wasps. '1 hey hare gat fairly into the phial; blindly following the sweets, they hive descended into that, out of which they never can come. ti'.l they can he shaken opt as the gardeners Ask t. ' I nut the destr 'yets of their fruits. Tits Btsuor's AtMarlboroogb-street Po. " lice ()dice on Wednesday last, a wretch of the naow of " TOOMSAN, of rather shabby dress and appearance. and about fifty years of age, was brought up hero St. " James', watch-house, before Mr. CONANT. the Sitting Magistrate, charged by a watchman and Whet wit " news, with having been detected between eleven mid " twelre the preceding night, in the commission of an " abominable offence behind the Ilaymatket, where Suffolk street stood. On their being discovered, the " SOLDIER by kno7king dory the 'cachman, effected " n kis escape; but as he left his CAP behind hint, there " is some prospect of his being yet detected. Tuomso N , ow bring taken to the watch-house, was fauod to have " his cheeks rn:fgcl; and up m examinvion it bur of • rouge was found in his pocket. When called on for " defence by the Magistrate, be sail that the charge '• bad been broeglit against him by the Watchman, be- , " e mse he bad previously refused en give him money.: " This deeeiiption lie gave of himself was, that he was " a whet...ale dealer in pins, lie was !Implode.' Its 1 " (-tether efamination. lintad his head Gls/dr:reef at " Inc l lfti •e, is conseyveace V . Me treltmoat sehiels Ise " reeciecd from the indignant populace." Where is this to end 7 Another So.'dicr : 0 . however, that all the papers it Idle this rhenium, with net scruple ! Yet why Thomson any more than .Acclyn ? While this was going on at one Police olfr.e the fallowing was going on it annther • , ilANDen.—" QuiVrmt2Vsam.—ilark Gr-t.er, t barge " "ran. from Henley on Timm... was brought up on Stir charge of a corporal of the Ilrensdier•guards, who " stilted, that:is he aves coming over Wes'ininsterdiridge, " as ill' his wife and chili', about teutb'elodc oi Tuesday " night, the prisoner, with three or four other ill-look t" mg fell 'wit. his companions, assailed him with cries " of Soldier, here's a bli.s/op, do you want to c urn a "'free soeereigne' lic the prisoner, but in• " stantly released hitn, upon the interpos;tion of a respect s• e.ie person of the name of Scott, who w is passing., and " advised him to take no farther notice of the black " guards, unless they molested him again. Ile had not " procersleil many paces forward, when the same gang " again raised the offensive outcry after him; where-1 a upon with the as-is'arce of the person before he seem..' the pri.oner, and gave him into the custody '• of the Bridge-keeper. Bring asked what he had to ; "my fir himself, the prisoner answered, Why, . " thinkres how I am a trrrrg inseereent yrettreg " The Alagistrate (.Ir. Marklantl) said, this offensive snecies of outrage towards the soldiers was carried to Snell an intolerable pitch that it wart be put a atop to, `• and as far as it hp in Ide power it somata he stopped. " It tended ienotedblely to a breach of the peace, and he "therefore retinired the prisoner to gire.:iait to keep tine peace, or he shored be committed to the Sessions." We are not bald enough to say that this took e ; tent, we are bold enough to say, that there is no taw in Fiagland to hold a roan to hail for pirate fiber, and more 'lmperially for motels spoAeti; au.t, of contra., the Magistrate could on' le , ally have en /omitted tbe. itar,:e •anwa, if he had refused to give haiL 'is .e %arc, it wan smry wrong to say sit wor.i• to the soldier; but, we think, that his wile ,m 1 c. l 4i.' I was the brat an swer to the blarkynard. lia"erver, such 1•1 n: tage will le used, let Magistrates sly and du what they w;11 ; .iii esperially of:cr what we II ass secs above. The Otte of tine .• Gideon a .el e4c r'• has made tun deep and general an iniprt-tsion in be rubbed out, esver by 14c dof time. When the " itisbnp arta the Soldier" shall have bete ilia. and poor reyrwr prorieled f.r ; when all :his snail Mare born properly dtiad ; and "is-n we ill tll hire oStained a reform of !lie parilaaitist, these silo, king trantsetiont may he forgotten ; bat, Is-fore that ace a: r sa.v the.; triti nut . lo the foreign political circles it is said a rumou r has been for some time en:tent, and as lett, ey ac. grester consistency, that thsasures a►e , :ly taking for protnoting the union of Spain and Porto as one kingdom. An event more f.v.ourab'e to the mai otenauee of constitutional iroerty in E .rope, could scowl!: °rear t and ais nntlenitessoll that there is ises. difficulty to be apprehended from the opposition of the leading political characters ef boob eanatrii I, that. lo ease involving so touch national feeling. might be a micipat. d. What has mainly assisted to secure the good will of Portugal to the incorporation is, the as enrance that the sovereienity, at the death of Perdi. nand, will be conferred on the II of Lir.ogair I , . V t Wadoesday west is the ddy posit Royal &parlors from Edinbotgl •lwoolis.l to arrive at Carlton Mal Inteltiojence has been received the Marquess of Stafford havini paralytic affection. his Lnrdi 4ered of an alarming a !more, Francis !orison li.orrer, who was Sceptre io the grand proresdon Thwratlay last. could not perform ifill Majesty on Thor%4sy last of pictures, which had been house for that purpose. srol also examination a coll.sr of tic ril worn by Prince Charles. Tut Mote or Sussex —The passc4,throo,rh Doncaster on So' York:where it appears that h• jai days at the house of R. Challonel [Lye' iiighnesi had previously of M. Angelo T.iylor, Esq., will short time, and was there waned of the city of Y .rk, with ao addr to dine with the Lotd Mayor an. hansion.housr, on any d.sy which his to the convenience of his Roy. ply his Royal highness proposed ration oo Monday (this day) at di •. The- I.:ommitter of the Wuig Cl Resolutidn, as snore alter The ti:ne first 'tamed for the Si "itl%•rit " That in rnnarrence of th.• ranzementa of the vi.i: of oivt Dal rity, and the c... one-ran Tod:• thr preli*rwions for tisos• in, were intended :is plid In Ids Ito , York Whig Chit cannot be carrie CANNI! , I.: CLUB DINXLR dined with the Cannin!: Club, meat. At six o't lek 160 gentle, n.•r. Jahn filadOone, E.q. in Or e President. Atter :ft( :iesltli of Mr. Cannieg being gi Getitletn.in add .1 Vie company an hone, an c'ncludrd pr..po.h and Prosperity to the Canning ' past ten, Mr. Canoinz retired, si "the fond old town of I,;ce: thereof," which toast he intro& •epees, Mr. Giadstone re;ind flint. The Chair was then takt dent, and the feai:%ity of the ev, late hour. Saturd::: list airing the anniro Revolution of Pnronesl (i day lebrated by tLe wlo la nation wi of joy and enthnii a n), was col the Pmrtitglicse L•station in the morning a solemn WO Mass ant at the Pornguese Chapel, at w' Portuguese Minister and Plait is commit will their Orders. I Morars Sams-uto entertained a . seinvuous dinner. In the entopai „ chiefly of Por:u,os .se Ceotlein•u tat, there were several Englishinci distinction. PA:ZIS. Ara. 22 —Mr. Peoley's C *first 'represeutatiow yesterday {sWm little Theatre in the me Omit passed off eery hat there sent. filleri•!.tu's Scldotil fur Sram tolw-rro.r, aka a cowir a; era subseririon is oi.en at Me. Pi Uhantereine.—(Cow.ii!atiound : On Thursday, at a general SI, flan f thr U.kcloragetuent of land Om Earl of Weitiyes in the iiiinon•ly resolved that an equestr mif his M,jesty be procured, sad invited to sit foe this object to geseimisly pleased to name; -.in where the statue ought to be en in order to commemorate, in Ow his Mojeity'S visit to' Bayonne Papers to time 16 h it day. 'file romminieatian hem, French frontier h..s latterly her Royalist cops, who stop the cot Lain possesii..n of the otheisl roe , Jonrnals, after which they are al the private Is ern. It is said th. decined accepting an auNiliary which has been offered them 'ny amersl Smahlett it is said. Maned Torre,, as Minister United States. The Mexican Ala way to the Unirel State% is SLATE TRADC two err and L'Ursule, which were cart his Majesty's ships (fridge:Oa. Sit Myrmidon, Captain Leeite. after in•the river Winny. have halt rel terday.for Cbetbenex. The eat month (Li Petite Betsey) i• also the same port. It app, w - s to r these vrissels slosald be restrred. tired fire d: grecs to the several hitndrtd slaves aetnrll3 trading (11 se Lay, always wtL caprice treaties. N-sw. on: tint p.s to the captors about Itt!. a fur each si and. snort pr.shab to the owners of the vcs•elS as eirc..TA Lamy' fleah, anti al wontd have realized f.r them it the vessels re-retied those islawi sally impossible) with every inJi "floe brevets of faith in the di slate abolition trestles (s. they Spiv. and Portugal. as well as and so fatally genera the Mired Commission at Sierra posed by the despatebee of Slt , reforo parliament in the last sr cited the most livetrad phiiaw 111 racks of the legirdstore. el nsorable decision and address to Jane last, rr hick speaks so to firmly. the wishes sad iiatustry upon the slave :nose.—l A AI:TpEL CORN .111•1111C.,T.-- 1 oar load Osts, 20s. to :Is, pet t!ths. per tr. 1 1. , , ... • I I , ,I , '• ‘ .--. ' MAILS. • . ern. 1 ails. aut. al' II thili . .- .0 ~ 0. .H.pk ni t . „ .. 4 . 1 .. . Wateensell - .4 % -11 itarobrot ia ' 1 , I 1 ft. A Jersey -11 I 1 France -- 0 1 I I.lehon .11 -' 1 Flanders - .0 1 • a Gottentnira - ' I ft America - - 8 •MMIE Or STOCKS, AT 021C0'01.8014, TIIIB4IAY. 1 4 M •nt Stew 2.31 lepthe Stook. ves Ct. Rid ..... —.91111 Athol mein S. 47s 4 81 1" m• I r nee rei rams.. .......Aoe Ripttli Sea 11440*.i.... .. 91 r ) ta, per reed.. t; ...OW 1 lisedis Roe Old Arm A am cent, e 4..9 • 74a • Ex.llll9d ( .. 6 „ 4 , „ rm. 1 . . New Foam i 'lOO4l. , a.esCeen. Ma - ..* ' --Mt. In 7s fas pm. 1 t.ong ann.... 22 442 21 .----dtrisaltrit. 7s. s tow. J Pim.* pret.i.0 . '.....:. • -' Am. toe Aeet OM r a' . , ~.;,a, 6 rowerol4• • Lott. TIARAS • :. • Zritt SztAttfintait• ••, • ~ Tat PRIME sTATIISmAII" IS ineollre ..... WITS 't Tha 4 '; t! sTATILSMAII." . . - , • ' .. LONDON. 61 • t . . )' ' f lilt/SPAT LTIINIMM. AnOCST 26, 1822. ~ .TOOK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O ' CLOCK. " I There ii some business doiag this morning, but not .. to any extent. Consols are 80:3; anti Reduced 04 .. A great deal of holiness is doing is, the Foreign o • Market, particularly in Chili, Russia and Prvaia " Road.; in conseqttenan Of which most of ttli wpesign a. .. , t Serorities are on the rise. , 64 ONE oTi.nrx. - Consile eontinne steady at 89/1 „ sod Redueril SI; with little /loin'. 64 A great deal of business is still doing in Chili Rands, „ which were at the earlier part of the morning 84/, 'ant „ within this hem. they have declined to 84. Several „ Jews achn formerly evenlated largely In the English „ I'n rle, have now brought their capitals into the Foreign „ Iklaikst„ sod are soeculating to a large amount. New Spanish. esll-041, 11.11-New Prussian, S7II- 64 nal, rtn -Chili. .'3 -/knish, Sin - Ne•Palinto. 77- Cole." h i! ' bian,Kl-Seep, Sett-Russia Sal. a 1 ---mm----- .1 . A privee letter received this morning front Paris d of the 220 instant, says—" It is reported in the ti Journal de Pori., of the 220 instant, that the King of n Si/3111 was a prisoner, and attempted a (tailless escape il in the night." n We received this forenoon New South Wales fla- :cites to the latter end of February. The only in. d a 1 I formation bitty contain is that the rains bavo cem• „ menced at last. • s ---..0.....-- • ti roster, Philadelphia, and Baltimore papers have arr:ved tido morning to the 24 inst. and Quebec and v linrorral to the 21. t. ult, The latter contain . no in- I, teitiger.m of consequence. The chief news of the a • former is that the negroes having taken possession of r . the roast of P7ra, great f:ara were entertained for the a ' 4 1 1 I i 1 saf,ty rf the v Lite inl.7.l,itants; and that a Cnrtes has g hien called by the Goveronaeot of Rio Janeiro, and r: 4 , d:pin.,..tic itgants uere nominated and were about to i • ' to despatched to England a- a the United States. ,10.---- '., '., i . .... - I t, „ f , 1 , i. , i 1 Paris payee which have Artivett to the 24th intr. 4 , • remelts an' extract front NM Austrian papers on her g Ila r l-,te oftrieste, Angurt 8, announcing the arrival , of the Arneriran frigate, tie Coaiiratioo, and that ei oh* fantied-an Agent from the United States at Ily- ~ . dra, in the month of Jnre. This Envoy it is said I, t, intftediately repaired to Corinth, where be is stated .1 • to MIT signed on the Ifith of .!oly, a T.eqty .f .41- y firosee . end re:home:re with the Grecian Senate. By ~, tl .is Treaty,. it is stated the Greeks give np to the al Americans. for a periell of twenty years, Cie island of , Mile, is the Archipelago and the strong port of 11.1- a :,., uto In the gillph /If that name. The Americans, in re r:torn, err to pay a large sum of money to theflreehsi, and to sr:fitly them with arms. This treaty, it is ad- I , t , d. d, w ,s sent to Washington to he ratified ; and hap- I 1,, ' py shall we be if this account shall he confirmed. Th. h. -.., i i $ Papers contain intelligence front Madrid to the 13th t i i. t. Ever, thing was then tranquil in that capital, az..l the march of the hew hliniatty continued to be -,, r-guiatrd iced spirited. The whole of the Foreign „ i l . , , 1 1.11 r, ' Andiassarbra hurl pail their visit to the 'Minister for • ;,. •k • , P,:reign Affairs. Colonel Evaritte St. Michel, on the 10th, when ••• his F.xcellettcy held such language as .., t became a nation'posaessing a due sense of its strength at 1 .; 1 and dignity; and declared to one of the Ambassadors " 44, b (probably the French), with linilitsry frankness, that " ' I. ' ,. :4 : ail diplomitic relations with Spain mint hencefor• ward havexood faith fur tilt ic foundation : that me- „ Gone mit-t agree with promises, facts with words, and that every State must declare 'itself candidly either a friend nr an enemy, adding that in the latter case tt passpor•a would Le ready to bellelivered at any hour, " a l ; a... 1 that meanwhile the Spanish nation wonld make at I 64 , j:. the military dispositians necessary to cause her rights .. . ' sod independence - W*l)e respecool." Another scconi./ „ says the Minlster, in this conference, demanded that ,• !,, . : ' .. ll the Sanitary Cordon, which was regarded by Spain ass 66 hostile " M Y , I tboulil lae dissnleed, and expressed the ••• • , I • intention of the tioveratnent to insist on immediate " I 4. • compliance with that demand. The report that un ~ I 4, 1 • r.rfassive and' defensire @lliadic. would be eonelitdrri „ ll.' 4 . ' . belireeis Spsiarsir Portugal, and that a Portuguese ~ T 1 , . : corps would form part of the Spanish Countrr C or don o on ths Pyrearesn frontier, is repealed with encreaseal ~ • int& hence, nod is too evidently consistent with the " ineeres•a of those two countries, to lie devoid of (auntie- ) ; : tints. 'I he French Journals are barren of domestic 11 news., Theexamiaationt of the accused in the con• w epiracy of la .Iloclselle, commenced before the Pari- T 'tie. Cones of Amide'. on Thursday last. All those tli e•ho had preyliinsly made cqofessions, have retracted tl • ,a Ili t ' them, declariog first the were false, and had twen 01 dictated to them, by General Despinois, who_ di k iI . . . had prondsed that they should be set free, if t h ey int it ' r r i plic a te I c er t a i n persons. d,, .... t FRENC3 Fqxns, Act:. 23.—Five per Cents open -ti ' jut k i , r ? at OF., closed at 'll ii. :ie.—Neapolitan Five p e r C en t s , .ii 7:tif —Bank Stork, 1,6261. 2:ie.—Exchange on P I i London, one month, 251. 30c. ; three usontha, 2.51. T 1 3Z.c. P • i. 5 L _.... 0 .-._ ti JAIL TREAT:.:EXT. 1 I tl rii!• ' ! MART Cote, at Partner, &Hedged, that she was ti • r 1 e auhned in a solitary cell with an i n f ant at her breast A( . 1 q!, far four days and nights, in cold weather without Gee , ti and nothing to drink out of but a bucket. She swor e d i a t:nething of this sort ; and sh e wa s c l ear l y proved t.,) al I fr I ! \ , $., s! ' 1 ii• , ii, ot • 4 , - ik I; _. . . .. . • • ly L m i "I I" looselit p,44:"lnd: t ffisho t i4l l . 1 ::: Ce : . 4P f rom 4: 30 : al evt hater:wehietiP.tfired s Ig hh "r h 'il e ;o h l u m n r . ' n f d k i o r i hLtr i st ; t .e rh h r se . • n which took place 0a it inspected a eolleetia a carried to Ifol, •00 . 1 , o had submittal to hi s 'iba le t 4 d e b i et• stands id )) I; s1 3 ( P i e ' pr es ence e e:albl i n f' i Al i I r tj' e e ed upon by the Sh er l, lees% and an inritato ,od Corporation at ti. 4 alight be most itli' .4 a- oyal nighties... i n ro . e dion.-r. Club came to th e - !rations were mu!, is arrival of the Doke of • alteralicol in :be:, lake of Susan to nit atety of his aerie murals oce.spevt whirs 101 ilittlan4-4 b y ta e ie rfred." • Frid.v, Mr. Caraie• according to apptut- denten eat (lowa to d al . lie Chair; 3ohn r x ,d e s is nsnol teas an the given, the Hoiwurahle ,ny for the space of kir " Perla:weer F Club." About La af . .l-r Latin; pripowo. e: pool, ant tl•e trade sltare.l with a f. 4 see. alon; with Mr. C.a. hen by the Vice-Neel. Ivening prulooged to a y of the zlnri.:.• Whit's is regularly with all p,•s•ible walio ottimemorated bele a: same suirit : In iii- ad Tc Dram were iii; Which were preselit the s full uniform, an/ do to the evening M. lie Inept party fri:!l a pony, whirls eassitl-d a resi lent in this a;•; nee and fu:signers r's Company give ani: (irestaesete?), at tie uterrioc ; the ervnier re were very f..w a4dal is. annoenttS f.f from Rossi,i. enley'f, 140. 19, RA leading of the Instits• the Floe Arts is Sre•• se (':fair), it w.a on.. itrii.a at a! to (in hro..r) ii that WS Mi.:linty ll' way anis. be may 11.. td t. , /appoint the place saute.( in .• most lastin; 0/410a, Scotland. lea'. arrived on 6 V.V. tween Madrid sod tot 'CO ioterrop . e.l I.y Cte nariers, in order to oh- orrea f iondenre and illowed to proceed with hat the SpArdards have farce of 121.000 wee the Court of Lisboa. . will sireeed the front Coloushia to t Envoy appoired. oa Don Boren; a Cartes. remelt vessels Wiyi:aom tiered by the boa's of Sir Robert Maeda awl r sac% a 'eve:pro - nest, demon'. and sailed yew to which plot into is or !reed to he' sent to us nnacemntable that . a't-r having b ete o p• sva:d of the Line, nits lc on board. and to ,:iersonad) contrary .4 .verernest will have to head 21 &fantail, Mune! bay, to Orli-get, to give tonrh money for their Inn . * of RIM as 01 in the West Indies, had do (whirls was phr..:. liviJeal sieve on hoef.E. doe observance of the tee C4lll I) by Free:. s the slums su early ie• rated in the Courts of ea Leone, were fall/ es- !r Ge o rge Collier. * laid ile'lleo.•and which es. nthropic feeling awn; end procince.i the se - o the King of the dt. clearly and ealefs•ly. ad espectatioar of (Se -(Portlatotth peer) -Wheat. 8/. to Pi. 11 , . !r quarter; Wirt. 13'4