The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-18 00:00:00

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There was were heavy failure yesterday in the &bays Market, msromnrieg to near five hundred tbsosand Consols, and the boom kas called epos tbe defaulter's securities for a thousand pound., which every pen** la obliged tAI gin on entering the house. • The most lesitsess doing to del to tke Fiodgli Mar ket is in New Spanish Bomdt,4ll4lllim raise SS"' riffs. remain stook. :. t, cwt. Mw r 1: —N.. ~,4 64 4 4f u sid a . OD —ow age —ltisek. 1 1 4-.011616. 0 1, 4•4 1 40PNII 1 / 2 64 Casabiss, 06—Serip, 96j—Tere, fn. By the Jamaica papers SOMA ►ave'arrieed this mom ing to the 28th of August, we understand thit lis ►s sour the Governor int.* calling the Hones of A,. ss•bl) to meet sod ►asiaess on the Ist Oct nest, for the purpose; weilosiewe, of eau►iiog the Le gisiatits to eertalin t►e ffilffiliisan Entries, udder tbe New Act, am official Copy Mr *hick his Honor bas so. ceirod. . As a sample of the tosecwhich the wit of the Jamaica Journalists has assumed, in eonwlnence of the preva lence of Piracy in their vicinity, we add the following extract from the Correa! of the 26th, in reference, as we sappy, to a case of Newspaper plagiarism : To t►e Literary Contuvaoder in-Chief on the Jamaica station, on board the Sapient, Pert Demme, 40th of A ages' : obedience to your signal, l proceeded to chase a suspicion vessel, which appeared off this Port two days ago, and came up wit► her about six o'clock a. m. yes terday morning. She turns oat to be one of the Pirates which have lately infested these Seas, having the letters T. N. C. on her stern. Upon examiaation 'onus valuable property was found on board this piratical rrolzor, which the master bad the Impudence to claim as his own ; bat by the evidence of some of the crew, it op pears that es the preceding e►ening t►ey boarded a yes eel, collo& the Domino!, sad plundered hot of a part of • her ewe. The property belongs to lose ALaxaro sn who ►aides la Kingston, and may be referred to. The master of the pi rate appears to hal Preischified fellow, hot I trust that all bin art and canning will never con vince a Jury of his innocence. 1 hope that the law will not sleep, and his conviction sod eseention may operate' as a waraing to all other miscreants of his stamp. I trust I did not exceed my duty is giving publicity to this despatch, before it gut to your hauls. Ammo, Captain do raisins& Paris papers, which have reached us to the 16th inst. contain advires from Corfu of as late a date as the Sith of September. By these we have the gratifying intel ligence that the remains of the Turkish force which bad taken refuge at Corinth, had surrendered. and that tows was once more in the power of the Greeks. who. having cleared the whole of the Mores of its lovaden, bad passed the Isthmus, and were once more advancing into Livarlia and Thessaly to join the corps which had remained in the Thermopylae and in Etolia, and to resume the offensive in every direction. This suddes turn in the fortune of the war had emboldened the Sunlit to break off the negotiations which they bad carried on for some time with Omer Pacha, and to make a fresh appeal to the sword. The appeal, however. if we are to believe what a letter of the 18th ultimo, from Cephalonia says, had not proved successful, and after sending VW of their wives and children to that island, the Snlintes had capitulated and given up their capital to the enemy. But this advantage, supposing it to have been really gained, would be too late to prove of any ni.orrial use to the Turkish can..., and the rapid ad vance of the Greeks, before the reinforcements from the Danube could enable Chonrschiil Paella to form another army, would probably compel Omer Pacha to erlinquish his conquest, and to confine himself to the defence of his territories. The intelligence from Spain its these papers comes down to the 10th instant. Besides the accosts' of the opening of the Extm:rdinary tortes, which we gave yesterday, there are sense interesting commuaications front Madrid. The indixnation felt by the people when they beard of the ination" of Colonels Taboenca, Velem, and of the other Constitutionalist Officers taken Prisoners along with them by the Royalists, was so strong. that it almost led to scene. vu blood in the capital. Nuenerons groops assembled in all the streets, and from the disposition which they manifested, fears were entertained that they would force the prison where the individuals implicated is the conspiracy of the 7th of July were confined, sod would sacrifieethens to appease their thirst for vengeance- The Nikkei Chief of Madrid was alarmed, and the Mu nieipality issued an Address to the irritated citizens in &licit it called upon them not to violate the sacredoess or prisons, where the guilty reposed order the safe. guard of the law, as the law would puoish every " indivi viilual who should usurp its office, as an enemy to society whose rights he would outrage, and an enemy to holy freedom, whose name be would disgrace." The address then adds: " Dear inhabitants of Madrid, however cri minal the enemies of the country may be, whatever awe d ti es they may commit against our brothers in opinion, Ist us recollect that their most horrible barbarities would not justify ono : sod that policy, justice and interest, commands us, at this period more imperiously than ever, to prove that respect f o r th e l aws i l y o bj ect, wh i lst their violation is the device of the ill-disposed." This suppose, that it went for little with the formerly bans bled Prussia, mad Amok, and 1 Mk. that our gold, and our perseveranee,andismergy restored them to lade. pendeses. Bat we held the means of the coetinuance of tranquillity, which ear energies had obtained at the very time Lord I DONDUIMY was at the Orst Congress to take care of oar interests. Surely, there could beet been no difficulty for hint to have oh taied common justice for us then. If any daisy could hare been done for us in the way of Averred comelier cieJ treaties, we were intitled to it ; and it night easily have been asked, and could set, then, be denied. EIGLAN D was, Mex. in a position in which the Aig4 powers of the Cestineat could deny her nothing, notwithstand ing their cold, selfish and ungrateful dispositions. Why was there no good resulting from this, to ExosaN o? The plain and only answer is, that the I STBIZITI of ENGLAND were ignorantly or corraptildy sacrificed to the high Foreign Powers. It would be needless, utterly needless to trace the instances in which the interests of this country were sacrificed to the inter ests of every nation on the Continent. They are knows to ell Europe/ and have reduced us, even to more contempt Man positive weakness. The question is—how did this happen, And is there any remedy nowt How the thing happened, ywy bat to that Mind which pervades. All. Whether there were basemen nti ogled wi.ll ignorance, or ignorance alone (which Is quite sufficient) which effected the work, we cannot distinctly see. But the (set remains—England has fallen from • height shed's, pig nem destined to regain. And here, we moo to thoteetend question, and the Seeger is--thire is no Maiedy'new. No intelligence, no courage, no address, in our Foreign Minister, can re store us now. Wears nothing betker than the laughing stock of Europe. For ns to ask any thing, much more to demand any thing, is to subject the proposal to eon tempt. This is notorious to the whole world. Yet it may be asked, as matter of curiosity—What will the , pre sent Forties Minister do? Or, rather what is the probable colorer, Ae will take? No answer can be, as yet, give, to that. Mr:Corium° has a mind in_ finitely superior to that of lirgi LONDONDEItar. He kaora the true interests of the country. But, what hope is them in a fool of a Feertow, and of such a Faction as that which is composed of sorb men as His Maims ty's present Ministers? As to the l)uke of Wit.Lixii roar, ha is, in oar estiraition, but the tool of other tools . and therefore lie goes for nothing. Yesterday morning desp a t c h es were received at the Foreign (Mice, in Downing -street, from the Duke of Wellington, at Verona. Pledinontese Gezettes have brrn received to the Gth instant. An article from Genoa announces the arrix al in that port, on the 9.8i1t nit. of the Errol, hrirantine Irons Peru, and adds that this is probably the first ves sel that bas arrived direct in the kJediter aaaaaa laden eith the productions of that country. She left Guaya quil on the 311th June last, and esasequeotly her passage from the Pacific, doebliag Cap Here* returning home ;cross the Athletic sad through the Straits of Gibraltar, has been effected in less thee tree seethe." I ay liabiteets ag as , 7as are la Lydi a burgh, and those from the Waimea part of the eity, mast be attended with great incoavenience ; bat this has been the measure, under Provideace, of checking the disease. Near eases are still reported every day, from four to eleven, (and no doubt there are others which are 1601 reported, particularly many who are sent to a distasee ;) bet these cases arise in a great measure, frees the obstinacy of some individuals, who will not remove, sad from thoughtless temerity is other*, visit freqaently unnecessarily, the infected part of the city. • The disease is assessing a milder character, and there are not so many deaths to proportion to the nem ber of cases as there were, and, from that cireumstaace, we, begin to thick that it is dying away ; and if the in habitants, who have left their houses, do not Mare too soon, we may reasonably expect that the fever will shortly cease." Tile following is as extract from the former letter above alluded to:— " One-thirri of the city le almost entirely abandoned ; nothiug bet this has checked the fever from being very destructive. and I aut afraid they do net move fast enough, although it is calculated that above 30,1100 have removed either he the country or outskirts of the city, and these from the most commercial part of it. You usay conceive the inconveoiesee this has occasioned. This is one of the most Jest rnctive and deceitful diseases th a t the Almighty afilicts his people with ; may he in his merry lift his rod from this city, which has at pre. sent much more to dread than what It has yet suffered." The following is an extract from a letter received yesterday warning from Yarmouth : " On Sunday night we experienced one of the most tremeadous gales that has been remembered here tor more thee sixteen years. It is scarcely possible to give, voiven an idea of th e inehmehely results of it ; th e head is covenkt with *reek* of *skis% boats and col liers. and the dumber of dead bodies that have been picked up near the Jetty, and all round the coast, is quite dreadful to hear of. The two clutter., which are stationed about here fur preventing smuggling, are lost, sod every soul attached to them hare perished. Frequent Complaints have, oflate, been saaile, of the neuserons depredatioos committed on the Royal Ex change. during 'Change hours. The crowded *state of lbw place, end the immense wealth frequently carried by gentlemen in their pockets, whirls they are compelled to have, from the nature of their money transactions, de mand more vigilance, for the protection of their pro perty, than is at present sffurde.t them. The sinecurists now placed st the different entrance gat e s, are very we ll calculated to keep out women and children, but it it ab solutely necessary, that muse of the most active city of ficers. well acquainted with the persons of the depre dators, should attend, fur the purpose of detection. A gentleman, (Mr. C.) yesterday. had his pocket-hook cut from his coat, bat, fortunateli. its contents consist...l only of his accoents of tliediy : and last week. Mr. L.'s pocket was picked, of a valoable silver snuff-box. Both robberies were committed at noon-day. Dr. ChaSowell, of Glasgow, preached twice for the Rev. It. Halt. on Sunday last, viz. :pouring and after noon, to most overflowing congregations. The trine of the Rev. Dotter as an author and a divine, adder', per haps, to the circumstance of Mr. Canning, Mr. I att ained, and Mr. Wilberforce, Levlog attended a Meet incluse* its Losdon An the Somday before, to bur t wo of - his sermons, drew together in Hervey-last, a greater ember of individuals of all danomiaatione, than per haps ever before assembled together in a dissenting. place id w•eskip.—(!.rite: er Chrosick.) 'shit - ion of the peoprialeur of the a., ,—,mtresed mi liaria., to petition the Legislators to be relieved hem the tax which they volnaierily impeeed 'Ppm thaw selves is !SID, for the relief of a My of met, who by seek refusal, will then show teat they are is sensible of the benefits conferred epos theta; careless of their seisms engagemeate; willing to exert the mot so lawful means fur securing to theareelree a temporary advestage at the expease*t others; and vale tied pre sumptuous easegh to imagine, that they can with imps idly array themselves against the well-kiwis laws of As lead. Wall's End, Willit.gtoo, Cox Lodge, Killingwerth, 'Percy Main, Manor Wall'. End, Mewerth, Werke' Main, liackworth, Whitley, liehhurn, Jarrow, Pei* Mats, Hearse, Walker, Sheriff-hill, Tyne Maio. It appears that part of the 66th regiment of foot, which Wei bees stationol at Swaltrell and the neighiserheed, ...guard against the consuaissioe of squeegee amireteed ad from the keeltnen, •• kept the peace by heisting it." In coneequeace of their disorderly auidnet, six of them were brought io custody on Teesday metrologies* to the castle in this town. The stigma cast en a partial of the military did not end here. Three out of the six, lading the guard, coasitting of six of their ens elides, and a corporal, were not attending their duty, contrived he sally forth. A aerjeant of the mew reginorat finding. at Mee o'clock at night, tee soldiers who were pisceil on gnarl at the castle 1214101 &han dseled their posts. went is search *fame, awl having dim severed only a part of them, left directions with theilo 'senor that they abonld all be locked up for the night as soon as they arrived. In attempting to carry this order into effect, the centre charged upon him with his map bet and barony:, anti he only escaped bring run throogh the body by the accident of the hsymiet fling to the ;mead. We understand they have suffered military aserection, and that thry were marched the folloolug morning to Se ride rI J Mi. The local troops which *mist on tinty the 7th inst, (or eight days, have received directions to ronsinne so at the discretion of the Jlsgisrrat.s, wr ..1 PpOne in ninet y •of the keelinen still holding nut.4l.site Mercury.) .0 'a. .1► OCT. 16.—Luring the gala can Sonde! night, such was the violence oft he wind; that a bathing Maclaine which was standing on me hrae!.;it Nowharer, fattened to a pest by • rape. wan literally blown into the sra and carried away. It ita. thri morning teen drifting past the port, sind ha. Once come on .bore near Ilislippstoite Tide Mills, a cumple:e ‘vreck, and fit only jese Gee-wood. This morning M. officer, stationed at Seaford, assist, : ij tan dratstoo, seised a large smuggling boat, ladee with .234 coks et Spirits, and two bags of tee, tear tbe Duthie public house in the paritli of Itiahopanone. Great exertion. 'were made by the smugglers to keep the host fnmi tike laid, hut owing to the heowy sew end aind. they could eat succeed. Several officers Aere near the spot moth• icg tie parr ; and doting tttie interval, the boat rams on shore, and was cultured by are :ttire more fort:mats officer. liasartn and Co. respectful). remind the public, that a Lottery on the good UM f',' s. seine s thirty roll boric, irgios drsaing next Wran.-olav week, oc which day ail the following Capitals ha: ,i r oes, (as there '.re noficed Nitro) three of rts,olol., two of 10,01 . 101., two of 5,000/., three of tniow., fell of I,ooa, broil" Owe hundred more l'riz: s , e !NW., VOL, and OK—. Ralson and Cm's old-er:ddi , hict Otficee, lloyal 461 "br0 lasts Cornhili ; 324, Oafordwrnot when was sold throe Pris.• !MO/. in the lest id* airy sad precediag Vont. tr of .k CI el ......_. ,__ _.... . • .. .. . ... . . ..4 • 4-, ! j . . . .0 . • ~ it TH STAT ' - .11 . • -,....,. . 1 -- -- ------ - - ' 4 •• ~ c 7 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. - . O. .O- ■ _o f Add ' , hick non 'a. ,4. 'lwo rata. , • • 4- s - `At 8 ILAND• • IdiAl., OCT. 17 . - A sailed for thy • Ike • r effeet, dltd •re to ilsedat'Aiiall .. Ih eelh 'i ' frail& via_ iituasetx csinomicts op ityutiasij rr --ao ive., and none • of the apprebeMed excess"' had beta iesti*Mel• kraoctous OCTRAOZ.-Tise following we inse_Lost J.ndy , p ophine. Jenhin,, from jaucii"._4., "t : the 1. I ta al -l eha" statetitathlfffitte. 1. 84 ." w r it. _ •. - . • in.! „uw, . ~,;=. expect vicz i e w ns i en j w i e lk weee from th e . t • very, y our on Friday tg a l iea tt, two dwelling- tee the Mire the Landon. Candle. Ire New v,,, lil heasah. the ft of Mr. Jas. AP •on the lands the Brothers, M•Ewen, for Gem army. In coaseqhelice of die tellitiellif Ma 0 the di- 4th:cline starlnentiffiresu. is ,this tomtit. was au. Jamaica, and slaw atiaris the 11111,11rST Se tonitilidiaialia, - tilaillar - galinril _Zam a moulded by a wellaupoil. gem of lawless incealiariee. Lae* Quids's, Moore. far Trinidad ; ' th e J e h e s i L t n MI del Vage; the Baron d'Efollos had Mat-o°. UM* and who. after phew, KlERlllefesi the doors of eat& house. Raper for Jamaica; the 'frtfaigee,Th ew „„ , fe -- ;ch -- -• ierr ; ail iliolfatillicted-ali his dtspostettle VIM," is malts a stied is et If roast the egress oft ithiethabitants, coup wool -Thw-g o d icoc. m eney, fee New °twilit ;pr of sod pram* the occopetit of that plate. Which* 1111- 1 imns:shlled fin 7ftte h rebt i tturalecid k t lir " IT b "re Take r W h ite 4ti inheallat t and several hh, Fr a o g oi rou . Jest ES the hiio.l l 6l : frj portent to the Rovalists,as It forms the entre of &Bihar roofs were sliest la fill In, the f weffnesied. h i p the Bs N. K.& Ilf operatioas.-Thare is notbi ng haus trence itself its these burned creatures. who were hitherto kept lash*. wire somP.sfarsmseaseowarkwookipierr; t l h 7 e . - si A r r oso riveti rge th p e re, M o art st. ha s4r J r a r . of MOM e r srlh areadnatar` with the asee P ti" a the de. Oa she U h l d o n t liPetbrsavylianisellmast,farohomrstr th d rPra erla Per ilt 7 lllll"l6l4 the from Qmoltia-alailomi the Princess R0..1 Sit 19)r. 1171 Sidleof tie arrest of Mr. Bowriag, wMtir wagive is Ma abovasuad geodesist, was shot to said lulls ! Mt. for New South Wales; the Woodford, Chapala, f I 1 seta Itir Solonts , and the 'bath of Cooed delta, the P i a adah *Mahon bad been Uader-Agont to Mr. Hakim &flag ,„ AtibusadOr at the French Court. which Irk plate at the period se remained in Newcastle-and from the date Madras awl Bengal; the Samuel, Drfadale, f or N,. of his employment. as Under -Agent, op to the peas* : f ut ouns b W ales; • • Paris, oa Monday last. • endangered by se- th t e the Mar ß th ich a, art , Johnson, WiUili f insos. " j" : 11: ... Passes Firma, lit-roast 15.--Irive per Cent.w e enent. his He is. beet repeatedl Loire' . B u ndy. for New Providence ; the As a, las- v . ral held and daring attacks made en it by dam maw , o __,,. o ___ . at ti'. '' sole opened at 93f. 40c.; closed at 93E' 40r.-Bitnit sins, who, I am sorry to say, still exist in this musty. a • ), W Steck, 11635f.-Neapolitan Vivo per Cants. ffffii•-en. digger's* and $ lasting rafremeh to that gmeross and ran; the Flora, Mildrum, for Chantal,: the Viot t i. change on Loindno, am woo* 2sf. 40g. . ; three ditto, high-minded spirit whithallaractorie* Ger PreeeerY• Mnhers . rmai s esTe hre . F 43er aY 4l . ; ithnik_seitleieleda, the Norton : 2Sf. 2k. , . . ~ . It is a tram th at sentral.partios of biped useable,. well sl e d N . N . R . appointed as to eras aid am amaition, have srestigaz. ii ....--...0.—. ~„ , The Constirerienne/ (of a Tessa date) vestals" as am 'Whin' the lest ttan f thra. lain in wait for Mr. Iff• • . Mt t i c k of i mell i geoce which to, have 'nursed ., l i n o i n IT aad ber t s . 's a a si a m pec ili f i al r Pr pre .wi . d . s e nee is the .. fall of a spar .. tow" AateThrica.winWimial, Norris, vs bii d : aio wbo . asunraid toedmathdad,igeepietkupdat g4o.m. •) via oat M r. nrilsom amigos*-31 the first page saw paper today , *phis deserves to hi s se „„ eee , es h a f e _h eew i t i, mir e fawn those ea • bee the 3d alt; .. 4 be noticed. A Parish Priest of Alsace ittliheen restored 'mdse. 114 the last fair of Nattaian, sear Rathkeals, the 7th• '. 110 Irons a Camosioa, in which be was b0...4 tadestamod, Mr• whishrra sad his brothers, as they went &boat * The Scott, Banyan, from Loado. a N u t ria become be ball not cant for Mohan at the late WM theinlr, sees early bow. -wen reerbarnallY Oar` and was spoken wait 17th Aqui is W, l 3 S. anaded. and in the meat cowardly and brutal enff. -• l ir .. 4 Electimai buses* he *as la habits of intimacy with' nearly hem coiinnih with stone% fi r a mg of ,•,'' • ,• - : TILE COAL TRADE. some of his parishioners who MA sot vote for Ministers I H iram m e . maid e h o o a n d his loathers ewe ; s a e: and hams* be reed the Constidatioeuta. From the fit- to the humane isterfermas of aver* respectable lodivi- ...A l g;;;ig' s h ic mug " ( - " lan- 1 a the " dill see s alum the nova driving of th e Mrs: of Frame, thorele sotoirthiog duals saw wore thee at the fair. . hodthis of the river Tyne and the ceal-emers. we w. to be expected, if there is little hops from thermal nue TRADE wren RUSSIA...4IM isalloWila is an mesa pot isimp. boo au yet taken place sot is there ear - or spirit of the people. Nobody can misunderstaod the of a letter from St. Petersburg , 'woo tby the het imagedhas prospect of a terraisatio; of AIM dispute.— object kt _. Rambugh Mail:-" We are happy Inbeing enabled to Coals belt risen in consequence. "We ham. ion al ob j ect of the 'Ultra.' and, as " in * him° that °'"" COII6TIII the Important new., than 'Dwain Gore a- the 7)sse Mercury of Tuesday "we de eat esagg l at e ' r- hat themaden , It I. reneaahl• M Inns" they will. 111 - meat I. teammate of the alteration of the navigation when we state, that the camber of Italia,' thrum eat ' WI linearly, be stopped moil in their senor. But what do laws, had permitted all British *stele to enter has the of empayeseat considerably awed 900. These am al our Mews, hers in &Wood, say to this outrageous ports of Rama, and a trade coastwise, spot the pay- fee the asset put continue to warder abut the Misty .e. conduct of their French Vtieods? Do they blush moat of the same rate of tonnage and other does, so without any apparent means of subsistence except a t at it? We should suppose. not. We *huh' met be which the saliva shipping is sabjested. It is expected prosaism *sows extorted from the hand of charity- • that some fanber favourable commercial concession Os Friday is* they assembled me she Wiadmilhaih, intitristld if the New ream tiara to mho t his will he made, I. remaquewee of the relegates of the to the omobwr of about six hoodred. sod ire Weaned i w conduct of the Frescb Iloverammt, • abject of severity of the old English navigation law. they parted with the same views with which they set, a its high praise. The Vtarm and Vutona sr such Extract of a letter from Bayonne. dated October!:- determisadon to abstain from all work mail their sm. RI a measure, would spread with great e ff ect over a "The Muta of this puce has IMPS very cousiderably tors shall have acqu . letscil in tb' terms they preload.- ill t. r • reinforced w thee the work. Is the oedemas elo• Tteir th ief grounu of complaintmplaiat appears to he, that TS mahouts or two of the New Moot. Bet there is, also, put out. as well for the kW, use the numerous works large ships are laden at the spouts, thereby readering is another view of the subject which it may Ise well for the which surround this tows, tbsweeattst dgree of bustle their tabu less necessary." New Thou to consider it la. Win is it. now, Mot prevails. The Spaniards (the Coastitatiosalists) are as- Tbe owners of the nadermentioned collieries, pear* a beings M c mi,d wer , o f g e 46i oo f a , A ct f Can esnehling as Army of Obesevatioa es their side- They ums of stilt* on she river Tsar, is order * mean is gave the Royalists a somplessednabiag• few days dace, the vat hope which um of*. keglers seem is sates- a an y thin g reader the. more ealltam P tihie . 1 " 11 the sad have Awed. a great ambler of do:latter party to take min respecting' the spouts, think it proper, Warty sad et t he of the Wrens would stab familiar to them *hp hero. We have mow at Boposams a Cardinal, two eslemily to diniare,that ao coasideration whatever shall making them Setts sod Amax of °OVUM'S( OXT, tied Bishops. oft laquisisorial Judge. who is also a Prelate, ioda t e them to abandon the right to the free sari he. la soy Mixis T i ße o f th e Gosp el _ L e e t h e N ew n ew three or four Generals, a vast lumber of Priests. &c. he. fel enjoyment• of their property. They erected their al all belonging to the Army of the Faith. The Aathori- st a iths la strict cooforalty with th e regu l a ti e's eels- __ -an ... -- _ realer a fink over dins thloas.! . ti es have given th to rotutiou; bat th e major pert of blithe* boy the law of the sad; sad to that law saly the community w ould. wish set meats different towards will dui uto nseat beamel,ble . Per the week risked It maid be an anneal amnia Wane as English t h ew . . . . f the Moen they have beta paid liberal; ; their es- • Miaister. to charge him wi th aerstrY to TRA.I.4IW Paran.-The following Is extracted' hid a players hare *crapulously performed their put it 7 foreign powers. We are peeled stile facer- petals lessor. received is Odtabitvgb, (am Now York, the contract, and 'bey are awsee,fitat main each swear ruptible nature of English Sinisillkii. there is mid dated Sept. 111:--• Sed asset's. they might fallesasedi lbw esteriag inn sey . Loc w o „. "As I wrote Oa the 3 1 st alt. I "boob' not have written sexplaastioa with char workoseadill they had Meetly . something in the conduit ot *lilt` to-day. bat lam afraid that you will be more gamy rated theirs; bat, in order that those wile muds eh "a a rs 11 l his mulagemest of *Mire °Sire, w hich tan from the reports of the yellow fever. tiedopiest( theldle sail demaigaisg may lona protean staggers thought, sad *mks for explaratime hernia or. which will. Shoat doubt, be mach exaggerated when hr ma Mania: to their duty. they dark it pager to la dinery institutes'. lie wont to Ake hat emigres, of they reach Scotland. I have beat living mostly about 30 state„ th at they never tertaioed soy idea el albite th Sovereigns, after th e f e n o f s oeftweele es eepowee d es , miles Crow the city; and ?rhea come oar it,l hays no any redaction in es, the prim el lam • t h arcades - imposing has *Toad acy that pars whore the Watley is. Nothing las prevented no objection to establish &pure' time of hiring. Isr* thing In the farmer hint'lrl of this powerful senor/. the fever from being as destructive as it ever was it this aims to the .thpiratioard the former avarice, ais ika it We do not lay any stress epos the gratitude owing to city, but the timely removal of the inhabitaata. You ems with otter laborers. Dryad this they will Int this °sentry, from the whole contiout. We sea easily may well "oppose that the removal of about half the in. au go, and if this offer is au artyptoil, it is the hare. Pt AA t. th.t it tr a At. lint. 2•416 'L. 1.. .1. t....._ itebitasts of • city, enttaltdai as many as are la Mho- MN** Odle proprietors of the sodermealsord eh