The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-11-15 00:00:00

RI'SSIAN LOAN, ~acted in lan, by Mr. N. M. Rothschild, in London. N( )TIER is hershy given, that in conformity with the 1. CONTRACT of the above-mentioned !MAN, there have batordepoeited in the hands of his Excellency Count Limier). Am. beseador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of his Moksty the Ilusperov of all the Russian to his Britannic Majemy, 441 141141114 n hands, to the amount of Seventysix Thousand Six Hundred and Sixty-four Pound" Sterling. or Tour Hundred and Ninety-scven Thousand Two Hundred and Eighty Silver Rubles, which Bon& lave this day been cancelled foe the Sinking Fund. up to this ,tenth. by the Chevalier O. de Ikmkhatisen, Assessor of College of his Majesty the Eiliptoor of rill the Kumla% and his Vice-ton. fa In London, jointly with Mr. N. M. Rothschild, and in the xresence of Mr. Chs. Wren, Notary Public. London, 11th Nov. likft. wt. stleLlit OF DONDE CANCELLED. 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FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Pataroteu, Nov. 11.—Arrived the Prince Regent packet, from the Bnaibt—sailed from Rio the 29th August, Bahia the 18th September, and Pernambuco the 26th Serf. ; on the 15th October, in lat. 21. long. 34. spoke the heig Ent:hernia, of Aberdeen, from Pernambuco to Hamburgh, very leaky. and supplied her with pump gear. Put in here the following cruiser:l.lround :—The Hope, l'attisnn ; Meanwell, l'hillipa; Vigilant, 'full; beipsig, Bales; Blucher, Pottle; Diana, Braithwaite; Harmony. Angle; Louisa, Banned; Ann, Hamilton; Peter Proctor, Brown ; and tint Atlas, I Reed. PLYISOOTII, Nov. 11.—Pat in, wind-bound, the Wellesley, Ferryman, for Jamaica; Star, Moore, roe Buenos Ayres; Pa tience, Kind, for the Cape of Good Hope; and the Rengeaten, Ostberg, for Alicant. Nur.l2.—About 3 A.ll. the George 111., the Princess Mary, and several of the outward bound, Railed. 3 e.re. the Prin ass Mary, and the Alexander, Dew, are now returning. GitavesEwn, Nov. 12.—Arrive d Express, Wells, from (Gib raltar; Tipton Hall, Stephenson, from !destine; Henry, Caude, from Fare; John, Ilutchinson, from Zante ; Success, Shand, from ditto: Margaret, Henderson, from Seville; Mary, Percy. from Fayal ; Atalanta, Byrne, Ann. Barfield, Hope, Page, from Har lingen; Ocean, Graham, from Demerara. Sailed Maria, Bishop, for St. Michael's; Patriot. Schroder for Stettin: Maria Anna, Van, fur Room; Alonzo, Parkins, for Bordeaux ; Friends, Ste phenson, Lendon„ Ruinbert, Harrier. Brown, fur Hatch:nal'. !del:Brom., Nov. 11.—Arrived the Lad.ritater, Wilding, from Itoliadoes—sailed on the 7th of October ; Rambler. Anderson, front Bay Chsleur—ailed the 18th October; and the IMris, Penny, from Quebec—sailed (kt. 14. Ilarstror, Nov. 11.—Arrived the Friends, Renner, from Que bec; Thetis, Darnley, from Bilboa. Sailed the 31iverva, fur !bureaux. TEXFL. Nov. B.—The Boma, Storm, bound to London. put in here yesterday, threw overboard off Patin 120 barrels of tar. : , pars, yards, and water casks. GENOA, OCT. 30.—The Sultana. from Alexandria to Marseilles, was brought into these Roods this day, with air. feet slater in her hold; the cargo will probably be transshipped. Haw t• t: LONA. OCT. 27.—Several A lgcnne vessels are cruisirg between the Bakarie isles, and the coast of Catalonia and Va lencia 31 ic st Ocr. 23—The Tartar, Mason., stranded on the 21st, is a wreck, but the crew sated. Cilium, H. Isbister, of the brig Oliver, haring lost an anchor in the Roads, cut away both toasts, and so fared his ship; she is warped in to-day. The Prince of Brazil, Reed. ran aground on the 21st, but being in good condition, will timbably bo got otl: The !lope, Newman, which was stranded on the Itith. has 'Aired so much in the late storm, that she has been declared a weed:. PETEISAUIIthiI, Mr. 23.—We have had slight frosts, and much snow for this week past. By accounts fmni Cronstadt. of yesterday, the Arrived g aols acre trannshippid as fast as possible. If no early change ecru's, our rivet will soon be full of ice, and the navigation here interrupted. 4:1811AVIAR, 4 kr. 2tl.—A French line-of-battle ship and six frigates, passed 11w Straitspasterilav to the WC CALCUTTA. JUNI: IL—The Dolphin, 4 "arr. from Batavia. sr rived the 31st tilt., ran on shore near Buffalo Point, about three miles shove Diamond harbour, In consequence of having parted her catles : she is advelined to be sold on account of the Under writers. The Talbert, arrived the 31st ult., ran on shore on Mornirigton Point, but was got off* after lightening her; supposed not to hurt sostaine.l much damage. The I'mvide.ice, went on shore, bin got off next tide, supposed without damage. Poth ships will bedocted._ The Vi . 'etchful, Rutter, from Denis, for Bristol, was wrecked off th..rriltar the Itlth October. The Alexander, from Ilibraltar to Pernambuco, and the Dun Duminegm from I.iabun, hare born taken by Load Cochrane, and sent to Kahn,. Jiihuler, Crecy', of I.ondon, has been towed into Zeortgee, atcr-los;gill ar.,l nhattrioned. The li - chwy, Niettson, with coal, from Sunderland, was stranded nn the night of the 4th November, near Calantsoog, and is pro. b..1.1y lost. as the .4 el was batten in and the atrgo washed away. The Wiiliant ' , it John. Taber. from Near York for A matenlam, was driven on Vl,eland. in the storm of the II November. and is gone to Ott... Benjamin Daniels Wm pilot) alone <....:p.11; 13 men, the ramain, and an fmelisle pilot, wer; drowned. Siott.c hides of autun hat e hi en driven onshore. The Etla:ird llohlotf, from linometoontli f r Stettin, having fillet with water in th.• storm of the 17th I tetnlit r. 111311 obliged I br run aground ofi Aoholt t the crew Was saved with much Jib'_ cults on the following day; the wreck ism a bad condition, but part .< the stores saved. The Ilenntite, Abram■, from Hsmhurtth for Amsterdam, is lost ot I usharrn ; it is tested the cr.sw snd the family of the Captain rite droaned. The 1 1 Oastnbrane , t, rte ItnrroA. from linmburgh fur 31tuleira, nrrivil at faurkm.li during' flu- norm of 31 Nov. where all. irsis forced In run aground, anti ettunnt be got ofr but by onluallivg, and at reryliitTh water. I )nib.. id inst. the following ships rat into Ileesthafin, with loss I , lheehera. eatiles, and tither damage. ri ::01t!tia, Pertjan, from Lisbon, anti Oeer.ints, Pn•list, Into London. VL:OtEI.X t • •'A EX w —The Triune, front Londan, Dun bar. Lrrt the mate and is 0 torn enerbo,rd on the 10th tilt. 17i / t ract o f a 1, , ;:o. ho ',train Geary, of di.. Sir f:tlw. Paget. itstril Portsmouth. Nov. I .-•`• I s tiled front Bengal 111th June, Inati St. Helena :optetotter : When oft ' the Cape I was viral thiys in company 0 ttli an English ship of about 300 ions, with a pool', bott•lorul, no onarter-galktill, hut, from her wra. :her rosition. I e.tuld lint etonnianicate with her. She made a sig. ' , al with four flags. hut I did not understand them; she had lost All her weather-a orks abaft the mainmast, t•vidtutly front stress of weather. its 1 oti,erved the sea make seieral breaches over her decks, tool a stew:: y Ile of rimd front the W.N.W. having come an, great true,. I i her i•-tety." Estraet of n l e it;r fr,it t i Cie Agent to I,loyd'a at Tonningen. dated Ilit his:. ." Paring a storm last ItUrlit, a great litany acct. d , ors oeettrred : sour wore totally lost ; Pt'veral of than with the cress, and many hone sustained considerable damage. An ve.4. I, tad, ?I it lilt is on shore in the Bever. fol io. in:: tre..eN are on shorn or tnt : iiis tom% Mar ga . re?. Hoge ; l'ra.r.7rn 1:1111;kert. Severs; and lira other foreign teasels, unknown." • re the Namur, from ttity7apore. we hay • receive il arena tiditis of Mr. Thert::-n. Captain of a vessel which tenet eil at that pot on the 7th or June, reported, that 31r. Thornton was alive. Litt still in close confinement in the interior of the I , land of Minn.°. 'flit. Dutch Government, on being apprised of that fact. with very commendable immediately stir...! two of the native Princes, at 8:111h, time amiouncing a drternsination to hold them as 11.-:tagcs fur the safe delivery of Mr. Thornton. The sum cell.-!tisl for the Catholic Rent, for the week ending November 10, was 677/. ins. exclusive of /00/. G.. tramanitted by the Catholic Cotnutittre of the e. v, of Kilkenny, and 4/. 13a from Ballyragget. THE BRITISH PRESS. PRICES OF IRItITISH Rank Stock 2314 31 Ditto Acct. per Cent Radom, 96 3 por (otia. Ig4 'Ai 61 Ditto Acct I s ) per Cent. 3 per cont. Reduced 1014 err 4 per Cent. lint Intlia Stock 290 Ditto Bonds 107 pm Pitta Amt. STOCKS VENTER 11A Y. I.o•ig Ann. th 3.16 1.16 Snuth Sea Stock South Sea OM Annuities South Sea New A nnuit'oa ET.11i115,211.1. 1100 /. L 5 .56 pm Ditto, Ditto, Small 55 74 pm Ditto, 10.1.0001. as 1,6 pin Ditto. 51H1. 51; 57 put Ditto, Small 56 pm Lottery Tickets 22!. Oritil4ll tOrtOs• TIIEA7'IIE ROTAI„ DRURY-1.41NR. This Creutne. Mos DAY. November 14 wlll be performed MACBETH. Macbeth. Mr. Macready: Macdtdr,llr.WalMak g Laglr Macbeth. Dunn. After which, FALLS or cLvnr. Donald. Mr. Sherwin; Men Enfield. Mtn End tbson. To-Morrow, Der Frelsehutt, Cinderella, and The Liar. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN The Emilia& MONDAY. . Nov.lB, will he performed A WOMAN NEVER VIIXT : Or. TIIE WIDOW 11F CORNIIILL. Henry the Sixth, Mr. Raker fasts,. Mr. Young: Stephen Foetal'. Mr. C. Kemble; Vomiter, Jun. Mr. Cooper; Walter Brown, Mr. Eger ton: Sir Godfrey Speedwell, Mr. Bartley Master Innocent Lambskin, Mr. Keeley; Clown, Mr. Manchard. Agnes Welsted (the Widow of Cornhill). Was Cheerer; Mr.. Foster. Miss Lae) , ; Jane, Miss Jones. la Act V. the Lurd Mayor's Show, as It pealed through Choaritdr, th the year 1444. After which. HARLEQUIN AND PoOR nnniv: Or. Ilor's4. TII AT JACK netrr. Harlequin. Mr. Eller: 'Swill...a, Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. S. toiondMie. Mrr. rsly. To-morrow. A Woman Never Vett. and The Children In the Wout. THRATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THE LAST NIOHT OF THE COMPANYS PERFORMING THIS SEAStiN. The Evening, 110:v DAT. November It., will be performed Melvin& Mr. "Selma.: Captain Melville. Mr. lluckel; William. Xt. W. West. Rolllllla. Mies (*urge. After which, F.venv ONE HAS HIS FAULT. Sir Robert Remtde, Mr.t Mine: Sunni, Mr. Howton : Itarmen), Mr. Manna: Mt. Irwin, Mr. Hamblin. Lady Ellinor Irwin. Mra. Glover ; hare. Plaeld, "Ira% . Clifford: ?diva Wooburn, Mr.. Hamblin. To entiritide with TURN 01'T. Restive, Mr. growtont Dr. Truckle, Mr. Forage. NG W. Wed; Gregory, Mrs.W,ieinsini. Marian 'Wilsey, Mies Kelly. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. It is respectfully announced. that In eoniequenea of peremptory Eneragememe In Dublin. dlr. Mathews can am:y have the hon.:ur of rwelvlog hie Friends taw Public) thin h:vening, alouday, Nov. 13, and Thursday and !sturdy following. MR. MATHEWS Will deliver. THIS EVENI:74 . ..I . F . tiFIVAIi,Iur poiltively the last time, bla late TRIP TO AMERICA! AM is THURSDAY and SATURD%Y (by particular dears/ hit ..t bet eelebrated Eatertalatueut THE VoUTHFUL ()Alai OF MR. MATHEWS. U.lng pealtively hie hut appearance this year. The BRITISH Pins on eanmeaeed Saturday morn lag at live o'clock. LONDON, MONDAY, NOVZLIEII 15. 18114. The Recorder, we understand, will not be able to make his report of the prisoners under sentence till towards the close of this week. In the meantime an ititenv , feeling of public interest hangs over the fate of Mr. FAUNTLEROY, and the more fully the facts connected with his case arc developed, the more general is the compassion excited in his behalf. It may be useful, as will as importtuti, to examine into the cause of this popular sympathy, and to trace to its source the hope that prevail:—net that he may be pardoned, for, as we before remarked, the feeling does not go to that extent, but that he may nut saffa death. If this anxiety tested on the ground of his condition in life, the high respectability of his family, the reputable circle of h;. ...e.etions, these circumstances, we should say, ought not to weigh one jot. They owns not in aay case to have the least influence, nor have they in his. The English public, of every class, both high and loved at this time of day, are too reflective, and have too much good st:nse mixed with their humanity, to be moved by any con 'Mentions of this sort. No: the feeling towards him arises out of the peculiar circumstances of his case, and the bare attempt, by CERTrIN PIiRSONII, made through the medium of the 'ruses newspaper, to blest his private character, and to hurry him on, loaded with aspersion and contumely, to his grave. This it was that called forth the animated sympathy of the public : the wicked attempt to cut him off from all commiseration defeated itself, and excited the very feeling it was intended to annihilate. The very persons who—sad and criminal as his resources were to uphold the stability of the house—profited e.reht ! sier/y by them, were the very persons who strove to strike him down! They who—guilty as belied been—ovied at least a debt of gratitude to his crime, were the very individuals who secretly sent into circulation against him a mass of calum ny, such as no public Journal ever before put forth against an individual on the eve of being arraigned for his life. While an Englishman—whatever might have been his crime—stood thus aneigned, no newspaper but the Times would have hired oat its columns to the publication of the bitterest slander against hint—of slander which falsely ac cused him before Goo, that it might defame him to His COUNTRY, by both (4'0,04 he was, in a few days, to hold up his hand to be tried. - Another circumstance operated to produce the sentiment of pity which is so strongly testified towsrds Mr. FM:NT LEROY : he never applied a single shilling of lie money received to his own private use, and the aim of the writer of the article in the Times was, to exculpate the other part ners from all stutpicion of the . firm having benefited by the sums criminally obtained by Mr. Pm; xri.raov, by repre senting hint as i.avirg squandered them away at gaming tables, and lavished them upon prostitutes. It was when the perfidious purpose, for which the attempt had been ' made to bury hint under this load of obloquy, was seen through, that the public, struck with a generous indig nation, manifested that-wish, which is daily rireitgroetiin:T itself, that Itis life may be spared. lire will next attend to the considerations which haw induced the petitions, which are preparing, to his MAJ r.sri, praying the commutation of the punishment of death to such punishment :tort nr death, as, under as the circum stances of the case, the Crown, in its mercy, might adjudge him to sutra. It accords with the feelings of every man to uy, that an offence differing in the criminality of , (se moires which led to it, should differ in the deqree of severity with which it is punished. The man who has committed theft to satisfy the wants of nature, manifestly differs in guilt from the man who steals that he may supply to himself th• means of indulging in satravagant and vicious courses. The act grilse)? is the same in both, lmt the moilrrs which led to it (lifter, and should lead to the apport:ontnent, to each, of a dill;-roil measure .lent. We put this case. merely as illustrating the principle. sow, if the l a tt er offender were sentenced to fourte n years' transportation, every man's sense of justice would approve that the for mer should be sentenced to a shorter period. We all read ily perceive the melon:110mm; discrimination, atkl this prineiple is accoraingly adopted and acted upon in all our Criminal Courts. This principle then it is that go verns the puldic feeling in the case of Mr. - 2A TLE ROY; the motive which led to Ow_ commission or the crime, and the end to which the money was appropriated, not to any purpose of his own, but to uphold the credit of the bank hie-house, in the delusive hope of being able to reinstate the sums sold ott—at in some instances was done—make a 1 difference in the guilty intention, which constitutes the essence of the crime. The criminality of the art itself is admitted—no one can be Opposed to deny this, who is ea liable of distinguishing between right and wrong—but we are speaking here of the degree (of guilt, as affected by the motives and design with which an offence is committed, and the weight which these ought to have in regulating the dispensation of merry towards the criminal. lied Mr. rAu :4: ft EROS' replaced the sums he sold out, and had his offence never ken discovered, we arc still of opinion that his offence, abstractedly considered, would not have been the has; because the obligation which hinds a man to be just in all his dealings, is not lessened—consi dered in itself—by any means which he may afterwards have of repairing its violation; but so far as the moral guilt cf an ofil:tider is concerned, there is no one but will admit, that if, in the case of Mr. Fat STLEROY, the whole of the money had been replaced in the names of the respective parties, the result, to him, would have been very different. Now, as to some parties this was done; and but for the heavy loss occasioned by the unexpected failure of BRICK WOOD'S 110 USC, and the awraeated embarrassments occasioned by the abstraction of 73,000!. and upwards on the part of the partner Mr. M a risu, and of 25,900/. on the part of Mr. GuAii.sm, which have never been replaced, the means of ultimately reinstating the sums, so culpably obtain d by Mr. FA I:N 11.1: nor, might have been afforded, and I.c might never have been exposed to the sentence which he has so fatally incurred. This circumstance has contributed, with others, to produce the humane impres sion which is so strongly felt in his behalf. We hare already remarked, that the class of society to which Mr. FA UNT LE ROY belonged, neither does nor ought to influence the public judgment as to the sentiments ex pressed towards him. We advert again to this, lest it be slid by any to whom the facts may not happen to be fully known, if the mercy of the Crown should be extended to him by the commutation of his punishment, that his situation if life obtained for him, what a person in a lower condition would have sought for in vain. The impar tial dispensation of criminal justice, we hold to be among the leading features of a well-governed State. Rut there is no k:ngdoin in Europe in which this impartiality is so marked and conspicuous as in our own. And any one who should say that a poor man has suffered, when an in dividual better horn would have escaped, must know nothing of the calendar of offenders in this metropolis, or of the tner:y which is extended to the lowest class of criminals, in every shape in which it can he applied—in the lenient summing up of the Je nos—in the humane finding of the Jetty—in the rerommewbition to mercy of the AEC ORDER—and in the par dens granted ty his Mares-Y. No circumstances of ertcnuali•.n are overlooked—no claim from previous good character is disregarded. We have said thus much on this head, not merely in proof that justice is administered without respect of persons, bet to show with how little truth such an observation would apply, either to the case of Mr. FAUNTLIXOY or to any other We had written thus far, when we opened the letter signed W., which hu just reach-Al us, and which will be found in another part of our paper. It would be super fluous to call the attention of our readers to the important fact which it unfolds. It kill be curious, as well as itstructive, to read it in connection with the declaration of the TIISEP, that " It seem: the part ff the franc paths to implore the rsarreas to be patient for a while, rather than to irritate them into making statements or disclosures." The contents of this Letter carry their own comment along with them. it - cll may the TIMES retire in shame, and take refuge in silence. Responsunt Tavel: et on pallor albus infrtit, fifeatespir peresalit slurred. We have, on several occasions, animadverted on the scandalous negligence of the vater companies in respect to the supply of water for the extinction of the destructive conflagrations which sometimes occur in this vast metro polis. Yesterday morning, in Fleet-street, there was one of the most extensive fires that have taken place for many years. Five houses arc burned down, and several others partially injured. The loss of property,—much of it we regret to learn, uninsured,—has been immense. After the discovery of the flames, it appears that more than twenty five minutes passed away in fruitless endeavours to obtain water. The turncocka were not to be found, and the en gines that were in attendance were consequently witless, and the labours of the brave, active, and zealous men, who were pulling up the pavement, P.:a making every effort in 'search of the plugs, were rendered wholly abortive. The supply of e-ater is of more importance during the first ten minutes than at any time afterwards. It is while the flames nay vet be subdued, as in most cases they might with ease soon after tit, fire is discovered, that the opera ' Lions of the engines can produce the greatest benefit. Many of these dreadful calamities might be .prevented, if water in sufleiont abundance could be at once thrown upon the smotherin_T tnasses, but if a delay of hal.' an hour be suf fered to intervene, the excellent arrangements of the Insurance Offices, and the skill and ability of the firemen, are of little avail. Instead of suppressing the mischief in its origin, they arc reduced to be almost powerless spec tator: of i:s prog,ress, which rages on without impediment, until, as in this instance, it is checked by some party wall, or other insurmountable obstrue:ion. 'onsid.ring the just and severe reproofs which have Len gi.'en from the Bench, and through the Press, to ti:e water companies, fur their shameful indifference to the safety of tl:c lives and property of those from whom they derive their large gains, we had expected that they would have adopted come means for facilitating an early and effectual supply of water in these cases. It is now clear that sonic legal remedy must be applied to the evil. The water companies must be compelled by positive enactment to do their duty towards she public. Il .. trust, however, that the public will not confine time manifestction of their sense of intliwaiion to the mere obta;nment of this security for the future. There arc new companies solic 1.3- and it will ho well for every aceuri:ing o his couven'elle.., to favour :toil x:ipport tilt to. lwerest ssity tail thili e.n0v..1 the pi' forman:e of those ()Nig:clods are now so wantonly neglected, to the ittaLoent lia;:atil of ere! y persoo's life in every walk of the community. We unilerstand that his Majesty will come to town on Friday next, to receive the Reetmler's report. We :nide:Fowl t!iat thc Parliament, for tl.•c deslis!eli of busiaess, will take plue:.! on Tueatlay, the of Fohnutry. Sir Ciinfes Smart frau, l'aris. is hourly expect:ll to arrive in town and tic PARIS. [EROY OUR CORRESPONDENT.' PARII, Nov. 10 . The departure of the KiNG for Compeigne has mir e d the reports of a change in the Ministry. It is ptei n e tt that they will receive the notification of their diaauui from thence, and that it will not be until the return of k, MAJESTY to Paris that be will make known those folds% lie intentls oufiding les Portfrailles meant, ; it is eetnatiq that M. lIATIlltt.7 DE MONTMORENCY and the L u k e t . 1)01::)FAUVILI.L are of the party to ('omptigue. is not a doubt but M. at Vict.at.z will keep his sect, , , has hail the address to succeed in representing Wa n d / t , indispensably necessary, in consequence of the eatrw, embarrassed state of the finances; he has for several 6: past bad frequent and long conferences with the E IN . which conferences, it ix said, have been wholly oe cup: , in casting the mould for a new Ministry, of which It , VII.I.CLE will remain the Premier. Ilia MAJESTY tad • DE VII.I.ELC find they have no slight task to 'comer!: It is easy to contemplate the iiew fabric, but net so eavy• find either the materials or the cement. ..• The Elate, and the other Journals, lately moat, a barbarous attack had been made by a band of raffia % the person of M. le Marquis ut C • • • s, on his return ftsa sprinkling holy water on the body of the late King; th it had been attacked at night by rubbers between St. and lipinay, who, after beating him in the most cud mat, ner, stripped him, leaving him half dead with the tryu r 4 lie bad received. Since the first report of this horrid d i i r. the same journals have announced that the situation ofil it Marquis was not so desperate as at first iinae:i;cd. TLe fact is, this strange arair happened quite otherwise' it was at first reported. The :Marquis 111: (•rsr:sr ; , hero of this tragical adventure, haul made a nocturnal 4 :. pointmcnt, which was attended by more persons '" expected. His unwelcome company, seine soldier of Royal Guard, after giving him what he richly e 6 a hearty thrashing, stripped him of his clothes, in the fickle, and carried away their spoil to the L their Colonel. The poor Marquis managed to Lett.;s over-all ; and with difficulty returned to Paris, covert bruises and shivering with cold. This affair has triiti great noise, to the no small annoyance of his own fan: , :,, and others to which he is related. The Barcelona Journal, of the 49th, has published the following declaration of General MONTAILLOT, 1010 Ira shot at Ahneira, which he had written with his ow 1,2: - .1 a few hours before hia execution. The General is irk-nix,' in the list of the condemned, under the name of CHARLES MASOFF. In the name of the Almighty God, my Father, I die as Jiang Christ, and like him, I die innocent, for the Liberty, and my companions are innocent for the same came, I pardon, but to no use, the authors of our wassinst; foresee that the day of our execution will be the date of of Spain ; before three months site will be inundated and th^ authors of our death will die in deep di:vpair. I pardnn, hut to no use, the Rourlxisis ; the tern, of their Axed; expect them, before one year is over, Wort banal of tiorl. My dederation, under the name of "Sheer," ought to het been mitfeient to have eared the innocent, but an arbitrory knows no laws. 1 purdun, if God, my Father, will pardon. (Sitinedl M NTA RI.I)T, Le Petit File de Dieu, Grand Maitre du ze;eil. Aug. :?;?, 1821. This unfortunate man, whom the Spanish Journals st y le General MIo\TARLOr, was a kind of maniac, and Lad never any appointment in the French army beyeract attached to the Commissariat. I gave you some intimation, a day or two ago, 4:4 plots fabricated by the Police, for the purpose of , the mind of the I;ixc, and thus inducing him to . from appearing so frequently in public. Should these spiroeits fail of their effect, there are other nratagenask the same purpose in preparation. You have read, is the Courrier Francais, the details of the Conspirley of TM , cektured !ketches (braces)de bansetax troiscuuleos. Thee \ howc err, s new one o rgan i ze d, an d w hi c h i s to b e i a il before the Kt x this morning at Compcigne. This dread. ful conspiracy, discovered by the prudence and wonder;a: sagacity of our Ministers, has been planned, it appears, conjointly by the Liberals and the Revolutionlists ; ss what is its direful object, think you ? Why, nothing lee than the assassination of all the :Ministers of France, iLx their own houses, at an hour fixed upon by the Conspira. tors. The Liberal Journals, you may be sure, a., necessarily at tie bottom of all this; it is thoy have irritated the public mind ; it is absolutely necerv? that the Co:Juni:tee of the C.nsorship should be oci• blished. This conspiracy is conjured up, to sTr".! abroad a belief that a revolutionary spirit still rni;ss among the populace of Paris. The 'concerted roof Captain Nom., which I mentioned in my hat leau,ns intended to prove that the same spirit reigns in the Om menus ; for this individual was arrested at the anent that he arrived in Paris. It remains to be secl:: this manoeuvring will be so well manazed as to 1::1: impression on the ha Nr , or whether the gIVISIIt SS artifice will defeat itself by discovering the Wiwi.; pet;. - of the Ministers, and hasten their disgrace. I shall ce.r . bably he able, in a few days, to give you some &Haiti.: the gra•nl conspiracy for the agassination of the Miois:crs. with which the Kist: is to be regaled this mcniing at Gs. peigne. There was not much business trarlS3C:rd in the Ford;*.t Stock Market on Saturday. Spanish Bonds were the saleable articles, and in them there wr.s a considerable ti.J . Vance. At the close of the day, those of 1:-021 were at an improvement of 2 per cont. We have always rn tallied that justice would of nceevity be done to the en.' tors of Spain. and we now think the time cannot r tar distant. In south American Securities there was a gener 3l decline. The contract of a new luau for Mexico ftr '• millions st, rling operated unfavourable on them. 'I precise tcrins of'tltc contract kve not tran9irod, but cording to report it is to be.li en hit test of 6 pa ea.: and Lis been taken at 70. If this be true, the pt quotation of Mexican Bonds is much above their reLel value. P...patehes have Leen rec. v«I frem Calve.tta to the June, by the Edw,:rd P.vz...t. Up to that date no ?um had hevn rtreivLd from the extwiliticn under Sir As e!: air l'anitli,ll, since the capture Of Itangocii. A very eon, deriiMe body of Iturtocr2 troop; Wort! COMlllitlitlg in the nti,ghbourho.4l of Paeca. The indigo crops w,.Te fnecurald,.. btu it was f..are.! the enemy would ao • 1, .' injury to the I.;:intatiens. Imutirrs tee re aimest . 1 fon-Lie:9, so in4ily troops having been will:C.:awn f..r enp-dition. , . The information brotmlit by the Sir FAlwaril lative to 111, , oar apilnst 11.4, Pornt::s?, is almost t. to sonic few ailtliti‘u . nal particulars nspC.cting the c. IZau! eon, the principal seaport of the lturnitse:ct In the o., ,, vations the town of Itituftoott was a.•t on fire. •: a fresh s‘m:ll-east t.iad s. r.ing in. teriletl to inarate • Ow- troops took ii.istessim of the largo pa7o. (oh: r valuable; were deposi. s a: 'oil , re (many seri, se! . v:'• 1 1 sip 1-•11.1-ed surd of amts. KC Akeit at Rani:eon. A :alute and three TOHQ , musketry were tired on the 'id June, at all the 'oath : the lasi forces servin , z in the Fast Indies, in hom the capture of the plc,-e. The most eXPe""`• were ettte•r:ained at taleutta. that the war woulst cease, or our forces won!il s he tee upon Anil take the /kir mese capital. General Sir i: i ward Paget had just rLturi.ol to Calcutta front his uorthorn tour or inspection. ra%a wh, r . o the• ;.•tvels. Av-e vea l fell lxi it f IC3 •. to A ft 3 tet w e d . 1 1 , f , Ptetefiett distnias t , :urn of L, th e to wbo la ire "xittl lii ' Duke • s sett; !, 74 , extrtz t . , boon trete y . .• ern , the E l ,. ietio F • y oecant, . kb 11. r tt•• • r. T V atti• ICCOIZO, p t to p ly . p• mixed ;lasts I etntn hoz E: that tt I St. D et i, - ..Mid ma t . the trout 4, otl rri ation of tia r,cd. Out k ,isc TINES, at :turns' 1; „ ni than la beet t s• , eesert:l ,) Lit la lie L I.tt 61 'seed wan hat trn't a acn 11 sh , bibbed t!t 1010 en ,t own 1,2n1 n t is irk:tit:l re 3e of lion sti ew er I. ISTION! the make , u erme. I : of the am at with Wei: i tl • their Li :furs tse e. A On to hyt li wrory pot:: ,t)T, I. 41 ze;til• Irlgll it s ie , sna hal tR Tonal I:ct • xi go, alarra to ibmi • i n n t i o t i these ct tagerno fi: e "" at!, in the i ll .y of Tri• u,s. Thai • to be iaii 'bit dread. to wondor',V. 11