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Ighltalj ea lleer.elollim•safaelurer, at twelve, at Guild hall. Womb 7. G Cowes, of Gera* Frame street. Goodman's. Gelds. Middlesex, isera-lost, at see, at Guildhall, Leaden. Mash f. C. iladfseil. of Masebeatar, aterebast, ai eleves, M the Oar lus o laiihreisr. limo la W. Soak a illitimoo lgi =". 4014 " 1-a rie* m ir billab ArT. Sta' T. 1: NM% itiFTA - WOW Power Land' .11:2 7' . illIf• •rrh , iiosak..„. Nan* . Wien. •I see se Guildhall. Aped S. T. sod I sWlse, of ltleseiluelono. Ut eri, at Owe Lillisims Ares fas, Peokrider, Wee* ?. T. W. Kershaw, of laislawark, Sdarrejoilal at Gregor/id, Kwee, liareo.ahapar, at twelve., at Landow Mirth 7. D. ibelafawd. of Loolrahall.strert. Loudon, gold sad silvdr-leireasaw. wt irrelor. as Feb. n. C. Lure of OSA Yowl skeet, Sliddlows, jeweller, -at w 9 ir se Gesildhall„ _ . March 7. A. lessons, late of Vl•wfOrd!lnaililopp, Pew eboreleddreet, atcrthitil, at twelve, at Gadd hall. Oki sty . el. Tl 4. " t r e t e w W 0 7214 Segei. ash. Wed frees time ewes is die week miles theelpli et Frbreary.loll, is ells. 01J. per Modred' rrtyLl, iselesive Sc the auks of. Coolest' paid se patelsie themes, es isepurtatiee thereof into ('.tart Britain. Paton or colut Avenge Prices of Cent of Barite/ sell Wales, by the Quarter s( Pee Wleebedtr Derhiekeedi et Oadneal per bell v( 1401ba. aveirdireiek Qom spe retiree received is the wash eaded the 7t6 er-Meisvy, Wheat. I 80. Barley. I .6•14. e. d. J. a I g. 4. a t 4. 54 • Is 46 4 Qamee. I hem Oatmeal. I Deer or if. e. 4. .4: 4. a. J. a. d i 61 11 611 11 hi h • FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PANS PAP ERS . •_ . PA% wee. 11. Arcoonte from MOM, lif the let Febraary, state, dist her 4pl Miglittos Pease . 1 4* fraiwis CAna• • •• "Mot or lbw Infant Dom Carlos, brother of the libqr, was levelly do. livered as the reveals; dmy at kiiltrait six in the morning Of a Priam who reeeived the mase of Cliarles.Lools.Maria. %idiom& The Lag sad Quote bare Idea at the *whs. final Fans. The lotelligriii was inaoiaced to the 'people seiaria by ea edict of the Corregidor, nod by salvoes of artillery. There will be at Court lime days of driai.pla wo this ocessiom. They write hum Albi that the ilgamish fismaily, ihs , K the flue of the assaisisatioa, excelled is llyeears Wise the eradiate' ever the 'latches, was summoned to Albi, sad sentlitioed by enema of am interpreter. We are mot aware of its result of ibis dryusitiya. The wow% Domicil *ail Rem . it, have amelergone in ems. atinallem, and have app . Opted their Comma. They pm. vele is their apneas of obsolete demist. The other primers lave age beet) isterrhigatal Jainism *reins quite diipiritest ; 'mide strives to inehstaim his *eases% but the hectic of his cheek, clialrmeial will tisi pilemie of the reel of Isis coonstenesice, evinces his lateens' agitation. Mieseamier, sax, and Colani,gereat media( worthy of ' As artillery ma if the Implide, who had bees blind foe ten yeiri, hoe aodiitly recovered his eight wittiest any re. wetly, at the (mamba, of a violent hail-ache, which lasted three dila. , About ooe o7clocit yesierdity wuruing, as the Duke of Wellington was , returning to his hotel, ■ piths' was fired at carnage. We hsive.the pies- sure to state. that fortunately neither his Grace was , - hurt. nor even his carriage touched. The rustrnin behind is raw • person run merry as fast as possible. immediately after the explosion : Fie `Seeisieto have conceded himself behind • sentry-box, and to have istued from 'tint ainlntscade as he carriage aisle up. The two southoil posted in front of the hotel hu,l drawn up behind the gate; they did not perceive the Assassin till after Ile attempt they rats after him. but she darkness•of the night prevented drain frum catching him. There at st circumstances, however, from which the police hope soon to be able to dis cover the perpetrator or this atrucious o f fence. According to a iteport. mode on the t9th ult. to the general meeting of share-holders isr the Bank of FnilllCP. by iii. Lath's.. Provisional Gureitartr, nod by N. Martin de ruech. ante of the Censors, that estalabsliusent is in a state of increasing Prat peaty. In 1816, the divideaid eras 7ti fiance per shme,•aind the reserve was increased by 7i0,000 ft. i n 1817, the dividend was 87 fr. gas c. and the re li - serve oar augmented by 1437,50 u f r . Th e e i r ,. !3 4.. ties, in holes suid specie has men dstrnig the same , year to. 7,675,868.403 fr. ; the profits of the two • half year*, deducting she expenses .of the establish., uteut. amounted to 9,165,538 fr. 93 c. TRIBUNAL OF ORR F.CTION A L POLICE OF ROL; EN. •VVAIN Olf DIATOMS'S NOUVEAU. ACCUSED OM 111,1114.0 • VAGASOMO, OF •WiSDLING, AND As. SUNUNU A ?mix NAN& sirvima u► risav#AY 10. At the upesoog of the Smiug. the mural, M ihuiio &outgo. who on the preeediug s6y bayed with the I/Vested indecency, beget. to rile* his votiferatiosso ; but tissi Plesideut' thot-he olsoOld obliged i 0 iutlirt 011 iiiki uisliiierit iireOrn - bed by the low on blitt permnisi ass roll io respect roe jsotier, and atom. Duuseier, the Kiug's Atturuey, then six*, fulluws : --ite •rir •t leal;th piece wet* eUrichei isatlrrd. but -•reNiptct itrserves he lumbar of retthrity: milling but u oristrrlllr 6reeiiii;raittl• played by mi igtionnst . • attic alike of phy.icil and' Mike' rink sources—itt short, a creature who vireo 414ce his first infancy hist hid" tati othei Wife wk( lin been afforded tither by the charitahlepetions whom he has found meatus to deteive, of brtho Pollee for repressing vagabondism and iivindlintp According to a methodical end periltittientitis. port aside by M. I . 'erdiere. Jorge irlaitnietilth before the Chamber of the Couucil Of fill Soft*ld Section of the Tribunal, an ordinance chased with swindling, in the terms or Art. 49; 37, 36, - 60, 270, 271. 282. and 403, of the Prowl Code, I. 111101witiw Dlwiseow. More et Violas, Motile at arroodlawasest of Seaspriesx, &palmier of Nail aid Like I. Gabriel Lewis Ilromoo, formerly Director-Gramm) oy ski Khali at Itosiew, previously osorleutoesl to die OW* mid esialloirl hi sk Sieetre at Rowe.; 3. Pierre i'aurty, jam. ex-Indssier, likewise cosidnisied io Ik pl!eys for forgery; 1. Dasoe • gore Airstet, wife of Sitar Damosif, of ; 5. Tie &ear Abbe Statooillet, a priest brloo#o/ to Catbrdrat of flour,, and riot yet appraiser/ed. . . The proceedings Will apprise you, gentlemen, that at tt age of eleien ykris Slathoriis Bitineset had the iniputlence to give himssilf out foi the ion of the lord of his village, and to musing the title of de Visits,. You Wit! see hilts act iu 1745 'file first wrist of hie wandering and vagabond life. Received into the house of the Cossisteis of ertillse, whose kiuduess lie abused, dismissed in oboist a year for Isis bad behaviour, admitted tigehi by that lady out of pity, scot away for good at die end of sit moisths, he conceals hilt way of life for Nile years, anti we find him again in 1503 iu the Of repression at St. Denis, sitar Paris, to which he •*ws sent as bring without II home mid ass knots Method's Bruocao-011 sau! I ens tat an idiot: The King's Attorney—Boonton quitted the house of repression a few days afterwititla, entered into the fourth regiment of artillery of the marine, and tmbieked at L'Olient, as it proved by in at testation of the Miniider of the Marine. He desert ed hob) the frigtitt t'ybele, at Norfolk, in America, and it is iu the New World that we must pursue the course of his exploits. What witnesses shall we have •f his new ailventitris in such remote regions ? We are obliged to content ourselves with his own itteteinents, fort comident . ble time, and, as may easily be vouceived, he has taken ample latitnde. According to the tiles which he hes told to se veral of the witnesses here Present, he married the daughter of a wealthy Lord, who died in the [Jilted Stoles, after hearing him several children. In the poison of the Becetrr, at ltouen. he hoaxed his fel low-prisoners and tilt keepers, by asserting that be h a d b et a robbed of a ring containing two volorble diamonds, Which-diamonds came, he said, from • Regent—Yes, Gentlemen, that was his expression, a Regent—end that they were a present to him from the Princess Charlotte of Brazil. In one of these interrogatories I noted dower the following reemukahle wont. : * I Mak like a peasant, bat I was a Co►onet is Spaaish America...ad brfare that. Captain of EagMeers, Nader Ca rmel William, in the Visited States." In September, 11115, lie lauded at St. ?Halo, pro. vided with a pa.sport, purporting to be American, 'in which lie was designated as Charles de A'ovar►e, citizen .f the United Sta►es. From Sr. Milo he proceeded to Nantes, and then along the Loire to V a riance, in the arrondissement of &Amur. Here' s the sois-iu-law of a Lord, a Captain of Entitieers, nny mote, a Corotiel, to use his own expression, m iffed air a husiside pedestrian a tonsil public-house, situated eti the road from Nitrites to Peri,. li e was, dressed irs a moil:ern jacket, breeches of sail-cloth, ' • aud without stockiNgs. Mathuria Bruswis ways had stuckiap. CAII you 'soy ao ? I T he King's Attorney—Alter wandering ' some time ii. the deportment of Alairre and Loire. 'sod committing various acts of swiudrng 011 the fr wily of lihrlilwats, the whole of * which will impair at one of the next &Minus Ifiusteau was Mi.. Foreitrinled at St. Nato. Ile sixth Mildews' attempt In !mope from orison. and wrote to the Governor of the Island of anemic,, reqUesting h m to insfirrot his Britannic 3lajesty that the sun of Louis XV I. was .in conOtwarent.. This letter, sighed liasphin bust, was intercepted, stud Brusseasta was sent to Rouen. hi the priom or that city he found convicts who 110. listed king with their advice. assist endeavoured to iorocure I tolln;ressts abroad. He arrived in Jassuar, itSIG. su the meanest apparel. antla hvti franc piece was all skit the pretended Louis. XVII. pursesa.ed in the %voilal. Ile did not suffer Iniuitelf to be east down by Morro': hut wool found in the . prisms an essipleyinvist that iserfectly suited tie fell to work to mkt Woodeu shoes, and thus betrayed the nerd of Air 144. The soi.dismea Charles *kr Navarre met with a dupe. A waft. usassd Vigasevot, rause with truly comic respect to visit this intriguer, kisord hi. hands look him for Louis XVII. and thought Monier Wilily honoured in being permitted to lessiE hit• sierra' pieces l uf gold. Tbisesnessey was employed by Brunean to M u one Larder s a pri soner like himself, to dab' up psochuustiosso. wretch was bunied to deeds, s' violas of his avnr imprudence, or I►erltapt al' if titer crime silsith he medhatid; id tieititik dri to the eras{ Or his cell. For the re►t, he was a cosaplete adept- its the art of ialpoOlore, stud eteicised the mitred functions without any right —a false Priest was worthy of . bring in the peY of a fhb* King. Toutly, one of ! tbs accusid, made itimidisice of copies of all these ropers, cud thus did this living Kew propagate I st:stadd and impolture. Let us now come is Madame Dumo►►t. She Rees tdi see the Prisoner; ; be is well clothed, well ford, giugles money is his pockets, is called Menliker. Neither his diunkeimem nor his 'wear ier, preventi this 'mood from manifesting au interest (tif Aire; ka4tisie Dimowt Defrays his entwines: The keeper of the Iliertre, who has been removed, 10kodelithger: to lurk reciivid film l e eoo to 1400 fraticseif Madame Dumont. it ix certsdir blot she APdted nb!►iet to increase the ounibee of his sul bereati. A seal was found with the pompoms in scription—Lotus XVII. Bieg of the Freaeh. The civil list was ahuudently supplied. Bra►►sur► be comes as aecoMplice iu the plaits of !fitments ; they shift Miniktviiii up to concert ineaSiiies fur theis execution. Liboii, Ike keener, was present at these cadeset►aes, which enlive►►erl by good customary to Fr►day wits shared his . pleasure than once, ' bloody he eon kind of a so august loiness of his origin. to open the evidence will quarter or an place sad _ come nearer to the Triblialj. The witnesses wort eePad.. The first was M. Ardous. formerly a V Mt*, wearing the cross of St. Look. IrkAdaed "a fellows : In 1795, 1 found licitness Imeggiog at Augry. He Paid that he was of the family d Vezina. Madame de Tullio I very btervolent lady, gave him hospitality. Re them assumed the lase of Bares de resins. For about a yeur•be dined at the table of his beilefaatrens. U. Je Valens, the uncle, having came to ' emsseosked the young adventurer. He eta ' Ms nephew was ln Loudon. Madame de *• 'n sent Brooms to his native village. where heists soon recognised by the children who said to lictii, What ! is it you, Bru nei° ? Your fine cloßtes make you look like • gentleman. President—Bruntan, do you know the witness Accused—l know nothing or him. President—Sl,esk louder. Accused—My voice is not strong enough. Pre:ident—Witness, continue your deposition. *Auras—Soote liar afterwards Madame de Torino had the kiuduess to take Brunette back %plias. but made him dine with the servants and look after her dogs.—(4 owe: laugh.) President—Do you admit that you had to look after the dog. 1 Brunean.lNo indeed-1 admit nothing of the sort. The second witness, Rena Montauban, turned Simon, who in 1795 was keeper of the chateau of Angry, made nearly the same clepositioe; but added one very important eireeenstauce. Hail* take■ &Inman to his village by order of the Countess de Turpiii, he led hint to his sister's whom he called by her meld and kissed ; she re fused to keep him, end seat him to one of his uncles, who would not have him either. President—When it was dineivered that he was mil 'the Baron de Vexing. what was he caller!? Witness--Suntetioses BrittllllU, at others Gredia. Pressident—You are sure that this is the Mathuriu Broncos, who was bona at Voting IVitsieis Yes, the very same. nruueau—l was burn at Wrsailles and baptised at St. Denis. Prisideut— Accused, you see that the declarations of the two witnesses perfectly agree. to what year were you at Madame Turpin's? brlstieau—Upon my word. I do nut recollect— utiles* I had my catalogue. l'resident—lii reality was it not iu 1796? Accused—There about.. President—Do you admit the declaration of the witness to be true ? liessed—Yea. but I did upt atteud the doge, (A grwerul langh.) 'ilia third wittier. eras 11. Hens Pierre Quinton. ... Prerterplarr, liorillile.llllr4lol, at Iris. at Guildhall. I 11.1. Deuuire Mart* O. S. Gredebilil. obi.. et Mr Palsies, D er h e a l , ma d li newly as fullu .I Gurrilakllasjrln 4 Pilittaiss. . . . ~...„1 1" :". ... ... .... . ii ... . rissole. al firms, el lbw liner lea. p; s ums lsiutlrulest- Mardi le I. WalPiefre." Ws of lllialbre:- Pelmet. libsis" ' thi f piosiej s 'ii;ja okapi et (mis. at der Grryliberel Ira. Orktriset. Much iii. W. MA. wf Mandel% LarkaiMar, attles4,ls4 which lit sir rei' rev. et ulnas. at tba Star Iri Illattcbreerr. - it Is in Get' WI March 7. P. anther, •of Creluatere% liarbeirrequere, 31.4. 1 kara. morrebaat, al twelve, et Guildhall, ):oredirs. ed !a Ins pig) 51 Marsh 7 I. Celina rad' L Pears, of Lliimpaidr, Luridna. 1 „„, i f„ t i tut4 (arra& at see. at &AMAMI. • . • . hall. • , *leek It W. AO**, ars. Atkiiis,• jaw. and. Alights, of Cht,Xpoo ttafeseil, bookies, at alma, at the . Whits Mittlott, • Medea, Feb. W.4horthate, et Twit, bakhor, at *Win% at the .horse of T. IMMO, illaheepeo,' Ueda!, York. • 4. • •• itarr4o . , y. rit am etiEer. re .4 • *. Loogteuto, tato of . t.— . ra, •f Cliebeeltlife I; • oe, Ittielif:Ttiet, hatee.— Ci- rreidaiter, ;4. N. i54: 9 1 1 eutopet.-4. Violet; —T. Davis, of Nibory,Gloasmiery irrieett.—C. Pavlof, of Mulch' sir!, fectioueer.--),AsOy t of ritkveaNeoes, dealer and rluspoes.—T. eif Soot% Wimp, Middlesex, eseei-e4sdhee•-4- Willie, of MidOliophialsteree:—J. 'Elliott, *I Sorthapitio. eriejer.P. limbos/ of Oldham, Lamar.iti desper.—.o. blickk,,late of jfeetir f aireet, bat sow of Bed- ford-steed, Covird-gardeo, Mithllesaa, tailor. at these conferences, which were enlivened cheer. The plite tit peel *Mils it is costl 'erre up if the king's iiifie• on Good Fi also provided for Drumm, Mid Branson el good fortune. It is true tlidt was not all fur him, as &anew stuntikitiiu more th and the confidant's face Ott exhibited of the pidier ur his ter. Yon see, said the Itinegffittorney, ai eluded his luminous stariffieot, what ki Orin it is that hu give% relf out for s • peeioneke. Every tlfilig lietress the k his mind as well issi ileatiners of his Te ire, to hear tre sufficient to eye* of the most and the sent overwhelm the etinfu4on. The andience was sirponded for a (pearl hour. The Prelideut-43rismists. leave you . .. pl - 1 1 / 4% , \Nib priest,. inasouee to MALlame Tietpin iu 1151 It ile counties the whole of the preeriliog Theaccused t is if erusheil.ltyYbe weight sit these rettiectislile CVisirsiCeS, stisatimereit out reslocierietion which it it impiwsibk to understand, sod which loss neither coherence nor sense cannot ler- gond you," said he to the Nesidetit ;. " my religion is not your■ : I ann Catholic, Aimositilie, and I don't like the Jesuits. Ikadea, Mladau►e dr Pompailobr di►l es great deal of bairn to Prance, soil a bible was found in it tom' ))))) rine, w►der a btiliitrades. it is a fact that is very little known." larghtet., King's Attorney—As it is not our intenticiii to conceal 'Wits good, may Mute than whot naiad,. we Will ask the accused it he recollects at Net which is in hid ftvoim Madaine de Turin,' has deposed that at the age ur eleven years, grittiest' seeing that she was tuitions about het nephew, who was serving in La Vendee, took a horse, repaired to the head quarters, and brought her the intelligence which she so much wished fur. Accused—Do you recollect this ? Bruneau—Not I indeed ; I►ut I don't wonder at that. Tw President broke up the tithing. 'here yet remain to be heard shout 60 witnesses, among whom are some sery important ones. such es the sister mod other relations of the shoeinsker of Vezina. The whole auditory retired laughing et the credulity of the dupes that he has ma,!r. FRANKFORT, FEB. 7. Baron D'Anstett, Envoy Extraordinary and Ali. slider Plenipotentiary of Rusin to the Germanic Confederation, has delivered to the Diet the fallow ing letter fr his august Sovereign • We uir the more anxious to give it publicity, as it is a slew de dirndl tttt of the laudable sentiments of Isis lonpe• rial Nlajesty for the confirmation and stability of legitimate order in Europe : " We, Alexander Ilia First by the Grate of God, Emperor an/ Aatiierat of All the Roodas, Re. GI Iliad ♦xn WHIT SCREWS " We have received with the wannest sittisfactiuu the let. ter which the Diet has addressed to us through the medium of its President, in the mime and on the behalf of the Save. reify Princes and free Cities of Gertualey, wise have (vainly. rated agreeably to the 1►!tl article of the Act of the Congress of Vienint,Juet 5,1815. It affords us real pleasure to testify the value which we attack to that notification, both ots ac count of the happy event to which it relates, and the rffeets which this so desirable Act promises to produce. May these results, solder the allspice* of the most solemn engagements, fulfil the ktilitnate twister, of the Getman nation, and at the same time those of all tie nations of Europe, which are so closely moiled by the indissoluble ties of peace and fernsl concord, supported upon the immoveable base of the religion of our Savioar. The tranquillity, welfare, and imleperedence of ►he Germanic Oatifederatrise, will ferns in &tire a new stienpael for the Salley ur Europe. By directing all iti efforts towards no salutary an object, the Diet will efficaciously contribute to enustilidate the work of the Almighty, committed to the joint care of all the Soya. reigai and all the States visited for the same object, which is solely the strengthening of the political and ►urial order restored iu Europe by the itegociatious of Vienna mud l'aris. Joining our wishes to those of so wan, Notereiszsta, fall of hope to witness the realisation of these nepotism results, we congratulate 01111.1.1VPS on loving invited to keels up eels lion, of fi iendship with the Hilh and Moat Sewn.. Gemstone Confilesation, represented by the Diet, towards *lnch we thiuk it right to express by these patents our croistaut and insatiable consideration. " Given at Moscow, the 13th November, in the year of grace 1117, and of eat reign the sereaterath. " ALEXANDER. " The Settetary of Stake, Count de NESSELRODE." HAMBURGH MAILS. nANovult, !EU. 6. Ili• Royal Hiy,liness the Duke of Csuthinlge arrived here on the 4th, accompanied by Pritice 11'illiont Hesse, brother to lair Napa Highness's intended bride. They will b ilium to passel nest Wednesday. /MB. 3. Many riphrta are caused by the order for 10,000 new uniforms, ►►Lids was made kuown some time *go, and InW been spoken of in phblic prints. People say these UndoMs Most serve to clothe ichooo troops, that these hist 'nest be intended for 'some purpose, and already fancy they see the scarcely extinguished torch of war kindled anew. —(tirilesbargh Papers, Fr&rotary 10.) ST. PETERSSURCIII, JAW. .24. The Danish and Swedish Ministers to this Court have already arrived here from Moscow. Lest Saturday a fire broke out in the house of the Military Governor (a building belonging to the C rown ). w hi c h, as the wind was high, soon caused the whole building to he in flamer. The Police 'hewed the greatest activity, both to extinguish the fire, end to protect the adjacent private buildings. Major-General Gosgoli, the Chief Director of the Police, stood upon the wall of the house, which is three stories high, in the midst of the flames, in order to direct is perion the operations of the firemen. Only a part of the house was saved, but those adjoining were not The Grand- Duke N icholsa will anon make a tou r through Europe ; he goes first to England. LETTER PRODS ?HE RUSsIAN 'FRONTIER. JAN. 28. Au Imperial Ordinance commends that the plinidliinetit inflicted by' the existing laws upon cii minals, such as murderers, &c. namely, that after punishment, and on their banishment to Siberia, their nostrils shall be slit. shall no more take place ; because, as the humane Alexander ex presto himself, such an indelible mark of i'uf*my is Unjust to the criminal, alio may, peohapr, repent and at the same tense is 1111 impriliturist ill INS re rut moth's', loy masking hutt fur life as a crotioinal.—• Ilausbeirgh C pondent, Feb. 11.) THE BECITTSTI PRESS. LO N DON MONDAY, Froaumer 16, ism I . Ve have rreeive-r1 the Paris Papers to the I3li) linstant. They state that a Instal ball was. fired 1,31 1 an assassin at the carrisge of the Duke of Wei.. 1 Liticrron, at one o'clock an Thursday morning, as it wed -entering his hotel. The ariarsin must hart rieets • bad marksman, (Or he did not even hit the . carriage. It ix said, however, that • 1111111 was see■ running away ; end this circumstance, connected with the report of a pistol, is the only eriticare that on attempt on the life of his Grace wee density made.—A report of part of the cased' the pretended I.bvis XVII. occupies a large portion of the Pais Papers.—The Five iter Cent. Ccititt•i* were (iii fr. 40 c. ; Bunk Actions, 1,7 fr. Flanders and ilaitilitirgli Mails arrived at a !ate hour hot night. ilia long-uuu.nsncetl meeting of the Cootitividal Soverri4nS, it is ;awl, take Place at Fraukfurt, in the month of May. We have Tees:weft German Papers to the it iniN 'Flory •unnunce u g rent victor• obtained by the Tuskivh Guversior of kola o'er the Wrehulritet.. The circumstances under which the present Session of Perhanieut ememenced, have induced the portieres of Monsters to Omit in what OK I. for their party purposes, have thought proper to rei;rit.: sent as the discomfiture or disorgvirisatiott of the. Opposition. The Morning. rult boldly declared, diet the Opposition win &alined to four Members., incrust that, on the question lot approving the etertions of his allsjesty's 111iiristers fur suppressing the Spanish Slave Trade. there appeored on die opposite side only four voter. This question, however. it should be remembered, ens by no intone a party question. Ttie great advocates for suppressing the Slave Trade universally, have nisi.. formly been Numd among the Opposition ; 19. ) , thrus the thoughtlessness of the Ministers hid hero re proved, and their flaggiag virtue stimulated : so dna the late Treaty etth the Peninsular Powers, although censurable iu some of its provisions, must he re• warded in principle as a concession, ill-managed iudeek bit still a concession on the part or the Moister' to their political rivals. On two sub.". Twin minions—one fur producing the record IS M•KIN Lay's iris!, and the other by Air. FAZA.• IiERLY, relative to the countesianee ;afforded hy Ministers to the instigators of the Isle distui bones% *lite Opposition, tinder the manifest disadvantages of agitating these questions until after the Helmut of the Secret Committee, mustered in very formi dable nombers ; but, iu fuct, no question has hitherto been stinted, front the result of s hich any opinion csuld, in candour, be formed a the TOR live stretigth of the parties. The shoetree of an alma/rent leader in the Mese of Commons, has also been a matter of exultation to the ministerial writers. 11 this circumstance evinced the want of talent or of persons qualiatil for No high and houuttruble a station, we eight argue on the extreme difficulty of coupteleMiug in vise person the various qualities uremia* In till ing it, and which rendered the chrism at alb Opp( bilious Leader a more delicate *We% then of at Minister of State. The Suvereillis. as choosieg ss man of virtue or of talents only. ter administering the Executive authority, Luella, at the sain t moment, compensate fur use mum of high con nect NMI of conamooding personal influence by ennobling his haw, and consigning to his hands the staff of Ace and the riistiiliution favours ; or were even virtue and talents wanting. die Sovereign's choice alone will compensate tor silt " Clams crit, Wrlir , justur, sapiens" The case, however, is essentially different when an individual it; to be chosen whose voice and opininis most influence those of others, proud of their rank, jealous of their independence, owl iii.bisssesi by considerations of self-interest--to Lliant rAs. liament will look with respect ui,tl tile na tion unit confidence. Such a man mist boast high connections, an independent firtime, su perior talents, practice iii debate, and %mowed iutegtity. But let any Impartial man loot: through the two parties, and filtUttitile %% healer tl ministerial phalanx can in these several points ersissl by many degrees that of the Opposition. Poii.;!.l opinion has pointed but Lord Gannon: CA V EN r I I us eminently calculated to succeed the I.atieidtql Mr. PONSONUY, silt! hiss not erred in Its L:wici. The acceptance of the honour implies, however, great sacrifice of health and comfort, and may not suit the Noble Lord's.retired habits. experience in debate might ;invisibly moon with his Lordihip Tor not character so prominent ; but this d be speedily overeolue, laud mail ex) •••• .... cin An vino nu eve AR this crew COTT g tel 'aii►y Cr', and jug, Ma Pal one At 1-10' to by i Silt the cry Gi ode S • so mut MIIII her dry the the ehr Viii r ts. -4 Li bpi fr.) Itit till , lOW Jh ►et .., Ili, %alit er wa be a i,titteir4l ag utalettakitig :t lis lifliet•tly iiii;l t ' ba expeiiet.ts: itit.l lit MiniiMillitaillkil 4 7 • P , •