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

t►F MR. HUNT FROM HOUNSLOW TO KNIOHTSHRIDOE. Heat having slept last night it Notable% pew early hour this morning, towards Lead" • Sir Charles Wolseley, under escort of a of horsemen. As soon as balf•past the populace began to more up the , towards Keusi•gtoa, at which place oar COOMlllnid. At this time. the atmosphere with so inn a fog, that** object was vi. distance of twelve es human yards, bat at to clear up, aid at eleven, at kveffit shone forth. At about a ottarter beftlre crowd having, by this dam henna +erg along the road from Holglstabildr, the approach of Mr' Hon q. ammuned by the arrival of a, woustor sal horseback, followed by a great crowd kept up a brisk trot towards tow; anion to carry the Ord insatiate* to Hydedgark corset, where the awaiting Ms coming. Mr. Haat Seashells/a without stopping, only, salstation of the spectators. A halt took italf as hour, aid Mr. Haat said • few immense assemblage, which had by this led him. We could *al) , collect from our be sapwood . himself happy to see hie *ad that be assured them be was just tits his sentiments. This was nu the end of and here the precession was marshalled, • order►— elm Uonintittee on Horseback. leaelosed within foot poles at right angles.) Sawyers, (two abreast, arras locked, with bar ners, tlags. &r. tutu, two abreast, with Bap, banners, &c. Military Band. Gunwales's OR Foot (four abreast.) MR. HUNT. drawn by six horses. decorated with leaves,- and rosettes of dark peels mid white ribbeeds ; pen landaus (with six ladies each.) ether open carriages. drawaby two bones. td baneereverried by tin tradits.wom prin. bores in the peocessloes with their lam Qneen. The oily novelties we occasion was a light blue gag with an . Palladium of Liberty, the Freedom of a banner with that of the !, Rights of .Hunt'sapproaeh being aanowatedby ono of the of the Committee se horselmek, who actese, i int froenm. Hoeaslow, the ranks wire epees& whole of the limo, end Mr. H. wee drives be. rash, to the proesposheal *seek, which he . the front of tit* flees three rimer giros by the Trade tuld Committee, opea hoes as foeseised. **tit- nook preceded dm bareselre fa the proemial* when they dosed sad Permeeded: The informed, will talteilaco at the Eagle reeks will again epos, es allow the has. • op to the home, fillestiml by the Cow • who have plevidell ibtitni,lna with *.r dieser she .dill Oeggen ated to Ur. Heat by tie freobeithin if lb*. Somenetehlre, at Olisemnbury, will be pew s examination of the company. • ' that the gates cf the Morse barracks at ,where the Bless are at prawn glittered, as were also the carriage gates of Hyde : Piccadilly; and a small party of the observed parading within, who every-11o* loudly cheered by the populace. Thelma Hyde Park Corner, to Keightsheidge, memo( people, and at half past ten o'clock was letk vacant on the Park wall ; the e tenastesi as their very tops. • • ENTRY INTO LONDON. having moved on, accompanied with pedestrians, passed down Piccadilly, St. Pall-Mall, and the Strand, to rinse/t -ett it. From Pleet-street the procession Indeate-street, and through St. Paul's Cheapsitle, Rishispgett-street, Sen-street, and City Reed, to the Eagle Tavern, is appointed to take place. As it was loudly cheered by the different r the proMmlion as well as them who s of the houses on either aide of the bowed eavasiesalle 16 the people and Hied at their attention. s• ion reached Carlton Palace, the band scrompanied the procession pl . iyed inr," end the populace cheered with . A. It pasted along the Strand, the epating in the expression of their dia led' the eaves of the . 4 Cornier". and newspapirs„ nor i welt of their up irds tlt,. " §Taitagart cud ** nee' T! • liairevev. op to the time of our paper • passed off without any accident ;nowledge, end with es anueb order esi , from a mired assembly, of nor less ion. Mr. Hunt appeared in perfect' pasted through the Strand, was ac barouche, by a young gentleman. we is son ; Sir Charles lirolseiey, we are 'Wed theprocession at Knightsbridge. 4th inst. Renard M•Mallen. the cele usdatook to walk 11►2 miles in 24 snc the road leading from blonkwear w hid) he accomplished 20 miasma rho nnderto.•k to walk to York, from again. in ti►e days, failed, in come iken ill on the road, but yet returned (-past ten o'cloek on Sunday, being It is supposed, had he not been taken performed the arduous task, u be by his indisposition. uto firame.—The whole of the stakes . will be made good between the above— to-morrow. Joss. Huseox.—This retell, which takes on Tardily, the 19th instant, excites .ie the sportiog world. The fine battle end Cooper places Shelton high upon the scientific boxer; and the gams-determined are too well linden to need fiarthet eor- Calms Devts.--A wood fight will take above boxers. Turner Is rapidly farrow does sot mast for backers—amid the 1001. down for Davis. i . . lIMISIIIIIM '' • PROtiIIESB tOf 71 ' . Mr. Haut had eeeded, at an earl accompanied by 2, • numerous body seven o'clock, ti western road, tow observation come was charged will . , Able at the distal elm, it began to morales raver sit thatbenr,t heere thick, all aloe 1, to Keesingtoth • that town wee age • perms. ,on, bore I• 4 on feet, who ki i • all Measly anzl 4 1 • of his arrival Cavalcade was Ipassed thrtiegh returning the salt place for about ha i Words to th e loam time wureeeded I miriade@ that ha • , friseds again, tied • same as ever fa lii Sloane -street, and 4 in the following o Part of i . Basel (Patios's] Trade of 'Sawyers ' liscnanscaa Vitli • Commit I I In a barooche hi , . . 1 silvered laurel lea • i Two open 1 Aid five or six etki • k MO tags trod ba cipally time bon dense, to the I: observed on this, inscription " The the Prose." as a the People." Oa Mr.Hoet'sap mention of the Ce pealed him frein, - • aleag the whole a ~ *is k Seeile the min ie Mimed bps ts t . . . . cheers were then 0 . • after Oath the op ... . 1 ' part stetson as per bad lined it, wb , . • . . same oeder,we are Tram!. TIM zee ''it- b . remake M draw op .• - , slime, sad them i - dinner tithets.-411 salver. presorted to ... .e.- county .1 &awls • doted for tbecrami 11.1 • We observed tba K aightsbridge,whe 1 • were Close shot, as I Perk at the end of 1 Blass were obvert, and then wereleud' . , canseway from Hy was one dense mese . ' llOl /k not a lodgement In trees, also, were tees ENT I The procession I i thnusands of pedei • .it Jeuses's•street, Pal 0 Illtr, where we left v•l Sibs U. pa.* up I.n. ribiorch-yard, (Ilea i Finsbury Square, a , *Sere the dinner passed Mr. Hoot a iner.oes vonspooine• ' 1 filled -the windows • eireet.-11, Hunt t , ,reined d n il reprs h r ir a r e ati f i of rettaic whirls a " floti save :he Kin V e•iirerial energy. , il people were not spa ;' approbation toward " Morning Post" it prnitattou towards Britoa. " The whole, bowel going to pro*, • I twat came to our he, i ' 'multi he expected, ft 1 . than 20,000 persons i health, and, as be p dompanied, in big . b: . tinderstoott.to be hie kiformed,haring qui aimil • • On Monday the 4 • lerated pedestrian, w ' endive hones, on I • , mouth to Follwell, within the time. John Wright, wb • London, and back a •. quence of being tali, to London at half-1 .. i thin six days. It HI, he would have i s. ,' last fortydi ve'toi los I Boxi:IO.—NIATE Al . " > Of don sovereigns ea " hi, ones" tminorre . . SRPLTON AND Jose place for 10E1. aside, h • considerable Interest between blielton end ~,,, - -iteet Ile as a omit orient . , . qualities of Hudson a meet. i . Tuesza see Cya IN. t Ogee beeves. the abe , Ipi le health. and dot A. t is ready to be pat do , . . . . . . - 1 ' , • . . . . ..... ..,. ... . . • .;,. 41 , 1 • - , 1 illisb. PRICE 01, STOCKS But Stock • $ pre Ct. Red. • • .79 9 3 i 7 9 3 per Ct. C0n5..604 791 31 per Ct.. per Cads 96 f 7 Now Fears 991 I 6 per Ct. 1797 I.tieg An. • 90 41 Imp. S per ....... Irish 6 par Cent; •••;-' A nit of Charlestown --- rs were received this mei.. lheAllik Oct. o lot &Husks any news of import .lnept the acconits of the late tiroadful &mimetic WhielVere as follows:—" Distreising portindais of ttfis awful visitation are hourly crowding epos us. To the south and west thesirsolation does not appear to have extended br, bat to the north and east, its ravages ' PIM excessive. —This city was agitated yesterday afternoon by a report that the settlements at . North Inlet, the sum- 1 Tar residence of the inhabitants of Geergetpwn,i,s4 been swept away, and that all the inhabitants, with mar OGG exception had perished. At length .'message ar rived just at dark front Georgetown, with inteNigenee that two families had only fallen victims. Letters from St. James (Santee) state that on Itiurphy's bland the devastation is great beyond description. Whole planta • tions have been nearly swept away, and melancholy to relate, fifty negroes have bees Inst by being drowned." By the Mail from Dtiblin this morning we have re: Myed a comtimution of the account of the proceedingi in the Metropolitan Court of Armagh against the Bishop of Cloglres, which we are obliged to postpone till tip morrow. By eta Dublin papers, we learn that the disorders oc easioneti by the attempt to eirdss the Statue of Cog William, hid not ceased on Saturday ; but they did not appear of a serious description. • Up to Thnrsday. says the Delstin Evening Poo, the Provincial papers are totally silent with respect to the condition of the South, no outrage having, in f ac t, or . marred. '!' hers has been a County Alerting in Limerick, in which thanks tiers voted to the High Sheriff and to Serjemit Torten.. At this Alerting the Karl of Li merick took occasion to recommend a Commutation of Tidies as one means likely to reduce the country to per mead tranquillity. • , N. The rumors brought in letters from Paris on Sitar. day, which occasioned the depressioo of the Fends were that the Congrese hid broken op by a Declaration br ing submitted by the Allied Powers for the signature of the Duke of Wellington, by which Spais would he re quired to adept the French Conetitntion in lieu of that now existing s that, in the event of the refusal of the Government of Spain to acquiesce is the demo& mode by this deelaratios, the French troops, collected es.ibe Insane. of Spain, should immediately enter the king , dom, and, by force of arms, second the wishes of the ' Congress; and tbat the Dake of Wellington, without hesitation, protested strongly against the adoption of say such measure, and observed that, as regarded the British nation, he had received instructions from hie lioverereest to say that it had determined not to inter ' fete with the internal meteor Spain, and that whatever steps 'Sight be taken by the Holy Alliance, this conotry would act a 'kestrel pan. To promote these impres sione the Old Tisneeof this morning, gives among ether articles, the fullowieg postscript of a letter from Paris, dated Saturday afternoon, two o'clock:—" I have just heard that the declaration of Verona is certainly is town. if, dr Villele was heard this morning to declare ' that be coasidered the King of Spain in such danger as warranted an effort to protect him. He reported, that he Word that the present Ministry of Spain wished the King to ly." In opposition, however, to all seek tumours, the Ft/ffr Chronicle of this day says— . We can received positive tameness from a quarter in which we place the greatest ooefidenet, that the latest possible information from Verona completely sea tradicti the rumours in circulation ea Saturday. 4loallyl thing, we understand, is going on with the most pant harespay, and there willies no interference with Spelt on the part of any power whatever. The reports clone' with Frame are, therefore, altogether Gana,. The Duke of Wellington will leave Verona in three or four days, and the Emperors of Russia and Austria towards the end of the month. The tormer is to be at St. Pe terabargh by the .90th of December. , j ... • The following is an extract of triunes' dated Vero... October 31 t—" The. King of Sardittle Strived hem ' day, at three o'clock in the afternoon. The King , 4 Prussia leaves this on Tuesday next, rot Fiereoce,eut Rome. id. de Humboldt is to be his cicerone on lola Italian lone. Tha Emperor of Russia is nearly dyig with mud. The young Prince of Swedes is excm& jowly gratified with the mode of his reception by the Sovereigns, particularly the Emperor of Austria. Br was every where treated with as mach respect as if 141' legitimacy had hoes roved by a tine of operators eit tending-to-OBL and his family tree had extended its t )r e s i Prices t h at ad v : r l oo l3a g if i a the ter:l h e r w o n w e i l th ° 6 e gu r r esTo f TF li e l l i l yo ung nte . and {eft him without being impressed With any big ht - ratios of his conversatiooal talents." • V Tao Kmos.—Extract of a letter fees Brighton , Nati 9:—`• His ilejasty was slightly il ideys of the past week, it'd last ili d g i a l gil l yil t air l -1640 Imo Invested, the King was attackei w .M4VIA) -Mr the goat." ;"' '" ."!‘" - 1 . • i .e. This Duke 9f Gloucester is expected at Col. DixoOle Sandwell, on the 14th bittern, at Cassel Koppers, ef Leila's, on the 13th, and at Hailthamosiathe 17tis. Ile* 7 4uPtilk . of Mr. Ittw'neer 9,4116 11 1 41 ' Wen they_ of taking place. --44 "y.t . - • , ....- ~. ,• Am Ali , r from the Court 'et 41p4m m 4401414 weit's Best adon inn, early me• likoaday • Inianiagi h t t r immtdietilljtmeoceeded express is bade';--(l.Bemor 're Fr .). . r4tOntarli . Cis Haittrox, ESQ. N. P.—We have er Mich leg is inotteeeing the death of this Gentle. sae, natty years Repreeentatite in Parliament for the tiposte.of Dahlia. Colonel White will, it is likely, offer himself to the Electors to till the vacancy occasioned by ?. .ilamilton'a Death ; but we do not think he will ob. ' .. the honour ascontested.—(DuSlia Sorsa., Post, ova/ober 9 ) It is now said that Viacoant fifmtmonney will not return to Paris before the 41.hh of the present month. . 'The Admiralty has acceded to an application for regular convoys to the trade to the windward parts of Colombia. U. Berthelet, the celebrated ehymist, died at Paris ea the 6th int. The new moniment to the memory of the late Mr Poi, erected on the north side of Westminster Abbey hes been within them few days opened to the publi view, al hat the old monuments of Queen Elizabeth, en Mary ()seen of Scots, which have lately sndergoue thorough rtisair„ and have been newly beaatified. The trade of the Tyne stilt continues to be interrupted w the refusal of the keelmen to return to work, and the spirit which bas been displayed hy them this week. affords little reason to hope for a speedy amicable adjust meat. —(Newcestle Chrome*, Nor. 9.) WFU R:TIPP OOR Sortoesonta.—Tbe announcement of them Lloyd, Esq., of Aston, as a candidate to fill the vacancy in the representation of this county in Parlia ment, appeared in our last Journal. On AVednes.lay, John Cressett Pelham, Esq., of Count!, arrived to Shrewsbury, from his estat e i n Sitssefs, and immediately i , Send himself as a candidate ; endow Thursday, Win. .0P UMW Esq., of Wrockwariline, I; braise publicly sawed himself a candidate for the distinguished mono( representing this county. Ou Friday, Mr. l i lloyd siguified his intention of relinquishing the con. Wet out the present occasion : the struggle is, therefore, Wise between Mr. Pelham and Air. Child,. —(Solopiam Voftrool.) . - . A Woo OLD FASHION 116111TID.—fume of On, fanners .a e so fat' 'reconciled to their fate that they have formed tr*ltyate :resolution of again wearing the smock four& taste d of the fashionable coal. Indeed, it is no oireemmora aiglat, now, to me farmers tradgiug about 'their farussottired in the above suitable garb, grumb ling about the times I—( Brig/stow Herald,) The first stone of a new church has been laid at Alter dire. The Duke of Norfolk presided at this ceretonai, attended by Earls Surrey and Lord Milton, erreral Lodges of Freemasons, Odd Fellows, &c. The stogalatity of a Catholic Duke performing the ceremony 4 loinz the first stone to s Protestant church, elicited the following remarks from his Orace:—That be felt no tcroples at what he had done; that in twiny respects be considered himself as much a Protest.int Si any of his feEstwouhjects ' • that he had taken the owl , of alle g iance to a Protestant King, and if that King were ever to be tome tl Catholic. he should consider himself absolved from 'his oatb.—(Morsting Paper.) As the clergyman at the Savoy Church, was reading the :1 sw M•trriage Act, yesterday meaning. the congre /ration (with the exception of one tientleman from Solneviet )louse,) walked oat of the Church, leaving the' watts. &c. to bear; and dearly beloved Roger, the Clerk, to say Amen. Ois Frisky se'nuight, Mr T. Thacker Saxton, book seller, of Bolton, was appt•hended at that place, on a charge of eliciting a Brea th of the peace. On the tot- I lowing day he was ' , relight to the New Bailey. at Man chester, 1011 on Monday was admitted rep hail , on g ivi ng sureties to keep the peace, himself in 40/. sad two sure ties in 2W . each. The charge against Mr. Saxton was " having his hat bedecked with ribbons, and vociferating ; glib Stentorian lanes—Hunt and Liberty." Our readers map perhaps wonder what legal &fence there Could hr is dos t bat their marmite will cease when they recol• lectjtiset the transaction took place within the jurisdic. 11010 the Allsochester Magistrates.—(Lecds Mereuty.) I L IL 4 i 1 • DINNER Al -7- 11EADINt1, 111111 " Oh Saturday, the Rh inst. Mr.Cosearr dined, sun ably to notitioation e with the Fanners at Reedior, , 1 the sign of the Upper Ship. The company was, ait wasexpected to he, very numerous. The market is a large market, aad is attended by great number. of ay..' lent farmers, great part of whom seemed to he pram upon this occasion. As many as could possibly dim is the room, did ea, and others who had dined the. where joined the company, or rather crowded tie i sown and thy pasta ge, as some at the estate pin op 'the bosinees was at au rood. As soon as the cloth inv removed, the Chairman, Mr. illumine, gave the Kiss, bealth,obeerfring at the same time, that it was not ice tended that there should in on this day, any hove stratioos upon the giving of toasts more than mph s t y other day: thereby messing, that ti.- prasthe °haw ing and shouting should not be given into.—Mier this, the same gentleman gave Mr. Connerr's Lea y, Observing, that he was here for the purpose of /king instruction to the company; and that he hoped thry would profit from it. The health having been honk, Mr. Conasrr addressed the company for about w beer; and, of course, that which we here give is to be looked upon as a sketch of this address. " GENTIANS/1,-1 am, I might to be, very prowl id the honour you have demo me; aid I shall, as I tight, endeavour to make you a su'tablo rotors. Bet, is al luding to the observation which the Claire., he hat so kind as to make, I must beg sot to be considered as presuming to present myself before yew as se ion/meter. Something, some little matter, relative to tin present state of the country, I may, peihariuntittliaad beyea l that which Ii oadarstood by people in reveal. Tint which Ido and rid; and which I think likely to be rueful, I shall, with your indulgence, and wide tin hope of not fatiguing yes too much, endearoor to cue_ manicate ; but, as an instructor I by no means wish to be considered ; but merely as one .1' r um' ' , an s to dine and to converse with you. It is impossible to Pe you assembled here and to think of the cause slit witbor t 'everting to that which basso often strut: mewl Noshes beeps subject of pointed observation with me; erawly, that there should be a country containing sod a 'lig ea the whole body of it. farmers in a state of tun: a part already totally raised; and the remaiodw inea Mine) , awaiting the samestate. This is a novelty, sot only is Bailout!, but in the world. Seek a Wig was never seen and never teen beard of before. Amer those callings in life, such as those of commerce, eau factures, sposaletioas is roads, cattalo, mines, roe ban often seen strange nematodes ; they are elan to form• initials of them only a small part, comparatively, of & commaaity ; the causes of their prosperity eaddeclist 'are deinarleht sped circumstances so purely Werth': tam thee we are nos surprised either at the vise a hil of them. But fora whole body of farmers to be raised; &Vibe affairs of that irate of life to become amber d Powertainty and of peril, is thaw's, sot only tonna wonder, but to make es think 'otiosely of, aid' le lei so time in adopting, whatever there is in ear power is the way of remedy.—lt is sot oniateresting to oinerm that, it is from this very body of fanners, Ow *et tin power has been derived of causing their rola. Never could this rain have been effected bad it not hot by the will et the ruined body itself. la the ne ryitig os if those measures which have at let brought you into this state, the Government bu &leap had your own support and assistance. At several wages in this fatal progress, the Government has bad teem tend against different descriptions of men ; but. it ins always had the Farmers on its aide. It toed always place firm reliance upon that body; aid Waist tint body aid& it not one straw did it ever cars for all the rest —1 say not this, Gentlemen, in the way of Uses. You did not foresee, and it was impossible for yret t. foresee the consequences of the inmates that you so rindeviatingly supported. The ruin has bees effected by means so gradual, ■nd at the same time so mysterious, that it was impossible for any fernier, without actually ceasing to be a farmer ; it was impossible for etch a person to cpme at a knowledge of the subject. Whit, for instance, were the farmers to know about Cash-pay ments? The far greater part of the active farmer• of the present day were mere lads when the Bank tird ceased to pay in cult. How are they to expert thew lams to be rendered worthless by nay regulati.Sas re apecting Gold and Bank-notes ? The thought never once found its oat into their minds. And besides, :orild it ever ruler into the heart of man to cognitive that any government would ere:. make each changes, would ever pass such I ties, as would of necessity prodstce the ring of the cultivators of the land? Nevertheless, though I ant very far from supposing that the Government has done the thing by design, it is clear, that, if the twelve or thirteen men composing what is calleelthe Cabinet had been sitting in council for the last ibirfy years so 41. vise means fur spreading misery throughout the country for producing a violation of contracts; for effectiat fiat which in a more limited se-ale may be effected by the worst of revolutions, the success of the endeavours of those thirteen moo could not have• been mare complete than it is, or, at least, thin it will be, sinless yon.fecre stir yourselves in order to produce equitable adjustment. --Gentlemen, suppose a firmer possessed of ten thousand pounds ; suppose him to be a good farmer ; to be discreet, to exercise manna jeolgaseat io all his Af fairs; suppose him to be in no wiseafilicted by providence ; suppose him to be attended with that prosperity olf.elt is usually the reward of industry, skill, and frugality: suppose such a man as this, thins situated, deprived wholly of his ten thousand pounds; and that, 140. Po' tirely in consequence of acts of Parliament, against which lie has no more power of resistance than fie has against the thunder-built. Suppose a cam , • like this : is there any man living that can deny that dais is co4Ped• don? I will state to you, Gentlemen, my own ease. IL had an estate that hail cost me thirty thousand pmts .'s. I had mortgaged it for thirteen thousand pounds. With my knowledge of the matter it would have been foolish indeed to be in this predicament when cash pay ments should arrive; but, cooing to circumstances with regard to which I had no control, and of which circum stances I do not wish now to speak with any thing like resentment ; owing to these eircemstgnees I wag Jr. priced J 1 the means of paying off the mortgage in THE STATI DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. India Stock Ditto Bonds.. iBs. 7165. pa South Idea Stock South Ses Old Ex.Rill.2d. j 64 4s Se pee. ' , 190111. --.5901. 6s lie As. pot. 1 --small 03 611 Ss pis. Coe. for Acct. ..61.4 79 601 Lottery Tickrta 1611. LONDON: MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1532. STOCK EREVANGE, TWELVE CYchocic.—The moment this market opened this morning, it was crowded to a great degree , / owing to the report of the approackiwg, hostilities between Spain and France. The first price of Consols was 79, and, at present, they are 79; 50,50 to S. . _ Foam" FuNos.—At an early liour this morning the Royal Exchange was exceedingly crowded, all anxious to hear the first price of Spanish Stock. It was etident that a great peek prevailed in all the holders of the above Stork, owing to the late intelligence from Puri.. Among other reports Is one chat a private account from the above capital of Saturday, states that a courier bad been despatched to the army of observation with posi tive orders for it to enter the Spanish frontiers, but a few hours after the Minister despatched a secoad.coarler in all haste, informing him if be overtook the first des patch be should be a member of the Legion of Honor. It is supposed that by this second despatch to the Army of Observation, the French Cabinet bad come to another decision after receiving despatches from 'Verona, and the march of the Army of Observation was postponed till further orders.—it appears, by private letters, that the Spanish Fends at Faris, on Saturday morning, were done at 49 rents, 87-40. Up to this hoer we cannot quote any exact price of the Foreign Funds; all appears in confusion, and any price offered for Spanish is eagerly caught at. Spanish opened at 58, went down to 53i, when a great Broker of the Jewish persuasion came into the !Unita, and pew chased near 100 thousand, which again caused lie Stock to get op to 56.57, and 60.—Columbia - te .. Stock which maintains its grossed, and twaykirApalti at 84i. • • ? . •.ffeect EXCHAMIZ, ONIt O'e cot-K.—There Impbada'-a great deal doing trithin the last hour. Coolies' ilterititta a the market looking hatter. Fottiton 1141•ItaT,ONA O'CLOCK.—Very 11414 . 01.F1411. been made fa the Foreign Securities, Red Itpasleh Awns iparleit., within the last hoar; they are Fitt 44. The greatest con fusion prevails. , It is repotted, that the From* Declaration of tttaiiisiatewo.. . : • • e. r Path germs bathirtived telhelhh Instant, without Ikist hit any * mouth tharithermlig than that of Ihe &Mesa" the Pam& Vaida.,. Keit of the reports to which our', Medi Methasegth'lertheitilthef'Saterday were tisefibed, are WA' Nei • NW MAU; is said or the Within/ up t 4 r we, eat the ethane of Lord WelUagteth On the subjoin orthe late elem. the Coastitistionerl, bower, hwethte observatlose, sod seweesehly angielfes;--" It the fear albs. of war girth rishio theta lively .eppetheitheloos and math athicting eoessithes, what evil will not weir itself producer' The wort free Spate MINN down to Me let instant and the memento of military operations against the ultras is Mgrilly faeomitile. So fir from Midi having beau &Wit; reported* Ii the Paris lett.vs brmillitg OR 80 *( 11 4•101141pilla to be theinuatle se ll rowed sitheassfei. The folloWiag Obt *Said inhinigeoee last rtheiwidelththith 1 hit Pleas that advisee groat Cotes. tenth wide/thane reached Madrid. ethane Ike sewn that Gii oeral Woe. at the head of 22,0004thn peewee, orpolsadi kis pot himself In motion open ell Huta. ft Is known that t , he has already made more than 1,1110 prisoners, es well * lit the sitair yt CaStel-fellit, as bilis other operalion."—Cie .tel4ililt,it appears, had fallen late his hands; sod this left woe on. of the principal strong hotels of the rebels In Cita ionic, The other imolai. respecting the progress of the dewthituliemet ems, are that General lespinose defeated Ofiarlikambio Side nod Seth, wear Santa Cris de Congas. Of limiliati'me• seism. (to commanded, wore this ?Od lay dead ow thilwied atalielle4d of battle; and that the Priest hierinithit heath tillildth of October, in the environs of Lenses s' lea on the !let the whole of his band wet likewise math in the 'esighltherhood of Rea. 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