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A . . sore, mid eomeletled with recommending that a Special Established by Royal Charier litebe Kelps of King George and also sent them Into Government employ. rail Al ITT EE for LETTING the the ?list: Vothrioestely, ;to see% feeoerable ebeeritalteeli eau lir Omewilttee be inimedialey •ppdinted to draw by the men. sere to the Whig, in mder in give le all t elope a testimony Mush, 11121. mode ea isi IV good esseJset or refurmaline of • limedsik XI ei.Of April iil lamas; t a G t e T il w d e h l a v l e l o'clock at lIIIERSONS, whom Amami p rem i um . f e ll d ue thiemei" and in sorsitiksiag Loudon threw., Ilse same üb. of the onien maimained between the Coagrfas and the Con. retie! Prepouts•for Repaving part of Smithfield JR. on the 25tb Instant, are berelifieformea, that Receipts sitri t t i° B ape" totile of the Wiwi large AO". The' glituti• " l 141• "" b * ale now reedy to be delivered et the Compels?, °Sees, "141".•••••••• be hue cif known of allay Ma of IM 11110104 ' A short Mete took place between the &noes Argiiell. • ofillgpriimi *my he .sore, sad farther Particulars ever the Royal Estimate sad le Pell.itialt, es well es by hides of that &script's/kits& out , win) has dime welly they end Gallineo, as to whether the Iteliort should be rend a tir-} ormwor. .t the Office of Works, Guildhall. and the . their respective Agents in neverstop in the oervice of the settler. bet in a few etioeltb lime. and thee be laid ou der Wait fur the tuforiention . or pie% • JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. Parties enured are invent the Camille,. invented hi op- f or the Rene wal o f er.lenn ere beersed .hi the Gotreenftorsit gimp. There ore the De l gilea, ihrir phlooro. se or bells , rae hlh o t r ior ,, i oral, or /he now nearly eight hooked in Government e•noirry M H9j l The President said, that the ettentry wet is imaiiii o.e . MALE MIRE AND LIFE O usual Fifteen Days alluvred for Pegnamit, beyond the Ask a FFICFAI, Tows, and in opeaiug road*, mostly uf the above descrir dancer, and that delay was improper. He de s ired t o k •ow . whether the ger w r i e oa tartes .d' Dispatch ha li d e re ba ce d ived recti inf v ee e 7 , a K awl iffegeat-street, Corner a Jermye- sleet, each Poll will hen' ' Policy, i enure. tine. IL Jainees. SAMUEL FIRIANIII I O, Jon. flometery. A kited and jediclois settler may, hitvever. meet with es thin of a re•ol • in P given. 0 , at she mud oars; foe 117 41 ,5 el vast , from amour Its prisoners seat from led el m il * letter which had announced that meat , bat he did out coo. Dfridaris respectfully submit to the Pub. se Attendance is ' •tiee ' tr midi of Cheat Iltititu sod Ireland, epriegitiAme would eider li official. le Ildesstorse Ai Peerage Mowed at these Offices the Assurance of Bei Idiots, Goods, Slercbaadisea, "fah ? are unssuahl litiesit e ,wiiii .11is befhl44l2 ere Sei or ipsh osimass in HabyrbouFri,rein; std or tv *hoc fromeehoribad tiei tiverirpee‘d Ai iiimbe lta re ve schoetllet. (and the ole late et w i r il it ere o ll ; f bv empae l tioseg le iest:i filownle k olit sa_. The el l Diamitelt foe Green end 'win replied. e toisiblned. The papers* Ile Mkt . mot bad received advises from Ifampeteno, lee, within* eMpullneleilfilt fir 1 80 grouting A nnuitie a est i ,wary he ebissilat t pleas. br It •ppeoieil that there heel heels symptoms a fee- N.7 ld es sr " an se :,: le e v o U t h r ;:7 l 7.:Z i aad e parl ielbil4 setthrty in, or to rho men. Italian on the 17th, 18th, and llith of the worm month MS"speclALlffit#494 he ildiloseillifitY so h• is. N.B.—Fire Policiesisinted fult e ß axe to the i wilt Li b e. . " . 'el i , • Fartil•• 4l 4•Yrhelialli Til•reia !TM's* is liable Amsted, where the Assegai Prelliblfiltshot on the seated day the disorders had increased, and that t. 4e. sr. character of men such as are sent hen, 'leek His titOesisig of o Itiettleet 'fhb "bole , property. e petted.. • these had been killed and woooded oe both s id es. Tee Fel . ..It Iv. ... a _ ,_oi , ,. .., ~_ , movie' servants all • lottery; and whet prisoners are lend. . . . . • - • • .~ v.ll Win t }, I •••11) - • ,ifisep VI . v.re• • Niumnra 6034, THICATRXIMTAL, DRURT-LA , . THIS THEATRE will REOPEN fa, the firago Atier Armee as EASTER MORDA.T., Aril S, , 0, T r s Isis Majesty's S en sate will perform the Tragedy of ZiAt'ob;lBth, GEORGE BARNWELL. NIA to receive George Rionwell (first time), Mr. Cooper ; Thorowitiolosa, 1116 Tao 141.1' tA e* r Powell; Us, Mr. Bromley; Tromown. Mr. Samara ; Spestifitsios.— Mr. lancley. Millwood (first time) , Mi ss Edmiston; knows, es,applitatios Lert, Mr flier; Mafia, Mies Smithson. After width, first ti e r, is minty sew Eastern Tale of Elnnsment tallest ALMOILAN AND HAMET. Zwkw, Mr. Thompson; Almon'', Mr. Cooper; Hamel, Mr. Peuley ; Gan:, Mr. Powell; Caled, Mr. Brad; 06.• soya, Mr. Bromley; Meeleple, Mr. G. Smith ; Ismael, Mr. Marley. Almeida, Miss Copetaml ; Rssdai, Mies Peery. Plows to he takes of Mt. Rodent!, is the Ratseda of, Ike., Salem' of the Theatre. e j fla Earner ?Sad" A therit far the Reari•Arbe. Os IT•Joreirge Pttr isitems,lnt Bsw W : 1.4 Teufe l , Miss Grhoesiffrom she Theatre Royal, Belfast). 0a 'Thursday, The Heir at Luis. Eno VIII se-appear. es Monday, the 2.21 Mat. is She Character of Gio'ster. EMMA Corofrilh FIE Directors ex iperti lie t►e alveolars P 'The.. terms are poet ma« co sallheers by. ,~ convict servant, all a lathery; sod Wile. ase ed from a ship, without looking at the expritnituu of cottote niece, or making any inquiry ea to hie former hob Is and place of abode, they tonight lam out by ehasce, and take him away to bass charge of stock, whether lilting or mot, t• use of the distant back settlements. The markt so taken may not have mach temptation to crime, bol be is not likely to prove • useful servant, whets, as it is toe often theism M this rousse?, be is seldom visited by his master. • Others, again, of the net settlers come owl with an idea, that as convict+ aren't scam of Ike elicit. (aid certainly they are outcasts for the lime from their mother couistry/ i that they may be used a. the phonies. /ornately treated their slaves; hut OM laws of the calmly will moos teach them that the COSIViti, 1111110110 an outcast, has the law to protect him, sad that so punishment can be given to him stoles awarded by a Magistrate. . Life lessossoose anted ft.*, lame egoism...—. I.sdy•dsy Policies should be mowed within fiftecu days l.a tint - period. 411 WU. BEETHAM, Secretary. flit No atiesdance en thit td aid beteg Good Friday sad liinasrr Alissaligy4.l4! • 4 Ideal Chief, in communicating this iaielitsamea, soled meant which hr hail adopted for restoring public traiique lity. The Secretary then proceeded to observe, that it OW most important that the Conveys should endeavour to smite the minds of all Spaniards ; for. is bin opiuion, that liaise was the principal basis of public felicity. 11111i/VIIRC.ROY AL, CLWiiPirGARN MN. ON MONDAY NEXT, April 8, will be acted the Tragedy of WALLACE. Scote--Wallare, Mr. Macready; Comyn, Mr. Egerloo; Dregles, Mr. Abbott; Monitsith, Mr. Connor; itainsay, Mt. Heel. Eselirb--Xlere, Mr. Chapala, Lord de Clifford, ldr. Merrebow. Helen, Mrs. Fanclt. After whit+ will be performed flint time), a new Greed Asiatic Melo-drantatir Romance, called CIIERRY All) FAIR SEAR; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. chrll l l, Mrs. V 'Hi's; Setegatubect, Mr Farley; Toper, Mr, Grimaldi; Hammilvad, Mr. lilanehard ; GiaMer, Claspenaa ; N o oreddin, Mr. Horrebow. Fair Sher, SI iIY Peek; etwaaryaas, Alias Beaumont; Papilla, Miss E. Dum. sett. Sexes. 7c; Second Price ' Ss. ed.—lNt, 3s. INI.; Rented Trice, tit.; fiwedsai Price, 1 .- - UPFer GM, lan, la.; Second Price, Ad. Os Eater Tstesd3y, ,e Opera of The Stowe. Oa Wednesday, die Cionedy of She Stoops to Conquer. Oa Thoottlay, the ra of Rob Roy Macgregor. Oa Fritltty, thc Com• :!y of Tine Claadestioe Marriage. Ott Saturday, the ?II ..ctl Drama of Henri Quatre. Vsluable and esten T aive LTBltAttfof MUSIC. Flue-lotted TABLE ORGAN, by Avery, Two VIOLINS, awl a fess Soaks. MR. W. P. MUSGRAVg re‘pectfolly an. °minces that he will subunit to SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION in the coarse of the present month, a very Va luable and Exteusive LIBRARY of VOCAL sad IN STRUMENTAL MUSIC, chi.ily the Property of an emi nent Profemor recently deceased; consisting of Walla Is every branch of the .timer, by the mast celebrated Com. posers, ancient Awl modern, tad Including a curious and sniose Collection of Itajton 'Operas in fall score, of ill tlits most esteemed Mullen, pismire/ by a Nobleman on the Continent at great expense; Keene* ■ remarkably Fine. toned Table grime, by Avery, two Violins, Asa a few Backe. Troller particisTers mil be duly wairstriimid, and cataloger, may he obtaiord (ts 4 fetPeirr) ht the Regest's Harmonic Institution • of Maams.'Bitchall and Cri. mid Messrs. Chap. pel aad G. Ni. Slop4street ; hies's* Gemmel mid Co. Cheapoide 1001 1. op( "Mr. W. P. brave, Auctioneer, No. 0, Br th al • 74l6llfriS, The President herr inierrupiert the Minister by obstreinr, that union was the wikh of all, and that there was uo Spaniard who did not desire it. The Secretary their resumed his discourse with reference to the affairs of Primp.lmia. He stated, that as soon as the intelligence had arrived, the G rvernment had adored the most energetie mraua fur reaturing tranquillity ; mad that they, on that moraine, sent Alms officer to inquire into the state of that city, and to lisperimend the execution of all accessary measures. The President.—rs that officer Senor Salvador! The Secretary.—No; Senor Lopez Banos is the ofScer charged with this commission: the Congress may, therefore, be *nitrified that every in cakslated to restore public tesoquillity has been adopted: "but," said the filluiater, after a pause, " there are some Spaniards who wish to go farther than they ought." The President.—" No, no; no one wishes to go farther than he ought. I stand at the head of the Nzoilarfort, and I consider myself attacked by your Excellency. You will therefore, either to continue your statement, to conclude it." DR. SIMMONS'S LIFE OF MILTON. t• Theo Any was published. in Sea. Wee IM. boards, the New Edition of THE LIFE of JOHN MILTON. By CHARLES SYMMONS, D.D. Late of Jesus College, Otrord. Third Edition, with cousiderable Alterations and Improve. iwents. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. SPANISH PAPERS. • Printed for G. and W. B Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. " We canoot better conclude our accoont of Milton thou ju the words of his liberal and eloquent Biotrapbee, or. Ste Woos, to whose Work we have already aciteowledged oar obligstions sod to which we earnestly refer the readers of the sew Cyclopedia, io order that they may are how much more is recoried If our illustrious countryman than can possibly be esprit/Ad is Ibis article."—De. R;ca's Cyclo pedia, Vol. XXIII, 1• :~ MADRID. MARCH 24. An extraordinary courier had arrived from Pampelusa, with intelligence of the 20th, which •nfortairately proves that the hopes conceived of the restoration of trauquillity were fallacious. Oa the 1911, some very disagreeable scram took place. The affair began with a definer, attended by the military In • coffee-bouse, at which songs were sung, and repressions used, which have always been considered insult. lag to the people of Navarre, and which have for that restos bees prohibited. In consequence of this disturbance, the Akalde repaired to the spot, but he war growl> , losislted, sad some students set up the try of" to Nieto r The officers and serjeants who were is lb , ruffee.hoase down diately sallied out, esbering all they eier. Many peasants and nob disown being scattered about 'rue streets,. brisk are of musketry took place. A part of tee Imitation of Hostel. rich proceeded through the main street, Chapitela, FAtaieta. lee. firing in parties all to AO mee ; and it is even said that sown ruler& bosses, which they demolished. While these parties gave this dreadful example et want of disciplioe, the peasants sad • number of the miiitua hi bayed on the other baud with equal impropriety, paying an 'mafiosi to the voice of ths,rolice Chief, auk. Alcaldes, tel breathiostiod, vengesoii. The lass in the different eetifl:els on that unhappy day was as follows user And two soldiers of Hos talrich ; own soldiers of Jaen, two p•aaants—Wounded, one alter arid Ave soldier, of Hosialrich, and six soldiers of Jae., sod 13 peasant.. It is •Itsulairly 131cesqlry I. pro vide • remedy for these evil-, ore cone of which is well knows. tiIITVICTS 4.3 NEW SOUI'H WALES. ON THE CONDUCT AND PROBABLE REFORMA. TION OF CONVICTS IN NEW SOUTH *ALES. • TO THE EDITOR OF " THE EDIEREIROH @TAU." SIR-1 perceive that New South Wales and its depesdea cies, as places of banishment, hare •i present a treat inte rest with the public, and that its attention has lately been dirertard towarsis.4* gavels produced by the administration of the criminal isw ef the country. 1 therefore soul for insertion in year excellent newspaper, as extract of • letter lately received from • friend in that distant country, upon wit..a means of information can depend. . . POSITIVEtY THR LAST NIGHT! oURANOUOGIA. THEATRE ROY IL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, A wit the §PLEN DID ASTRONOMICAL awl Lee ure on the STRUCTURE of eke UNIVERSE, ►y *r. BARTLEY. Cunteneuce at Seven—conclude at Ti.. - This day was giabbabed, is Bro. price to. Bd. boards, • New Edition of E LEMENTA • LINGUJE GRECE ; novis, pleriarsque, regulis tradita; brevitate era memorl r lacilibaa, pore prism, complecteas poems orationis decline biles, ad Boma usque verburuin regolarium ; et etiologists bias Is mum syllabus eontraliendi. ex ipsa vocalism natera Arbistaiy et regulie imicersalitme tradition; Amodio JACOBI MOOR, LLD. Olim in Academia Glseguensi, 'Litt. Gr. Prof. Partem posteriurem notelque adjicit GU LI KLAUS NEILSON, S.T.D. Nape, in Academia Belfaati veis, LL Heb. Al Gr Prof. Editio alters. Printed for G. and W. b. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lase, Lem "Asa instance of the behavioar . el convicts." he fires Iwo statements, taken, I believe, from official documents : one of the ship Minerva, Kett, master, which arrived at Hobart Town, Van Diemen 's Laid, is Jame, 1818, with 157 convicts from Ireland. The men of thin ship were sot partitelarty selected abireae r bol l irpianallyliell, of coos try labourers. Amoiber of the ship Melville, Wrillierall, waster, which arrived at the same place December, 1818, having on hoard 149 male prisoners front England (one haslet died oa the paesage). It 110.11 on to state, that the pat:tuners in this sap (he osidenitood) had in some m been selected at home for this infant settlement, just cleared of the bwalk.rewarers, aud redaced into naive by the exertions of the Liestesiant- Goveraor, and at the end of nearly four years gives the fol lowing statement and appropriation of the convicts of these two ships, both at the time of their arrival, and bow em ployed at the lime of writisg-1821. • [Hers follows fle statement.] MIL NIA.THEWS AT HOME! THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. N MONDAY NEXT. 61 8. mid 9N DAVS,, THUSIDUIk• wirawarsessviteror NEW SOUTH WALES. Me filrittb. TUE YOrTIIFUL DAYS OF MR. M ATH EWS. Part M. STORIES: in wisich Mt. Matbrws will sea. fain *even al.lT.ifal eluirsclen. intls day was published, in one thick volume, Soo. price Hs boards, cousiderably enlarged, sad embellished with a View of the Town of 3)dst•y, sud a Map, Seceud EA " lioe, of -A STATISTICAL HISTORICAL, and PO LITICAL DESCRIPTION of the Colony el NEW SOUTH WALES, and its dependent Settlements on Van Dlessea's Laud; with a perticelar Enuaterstion of she Ad. ♦antaaes w►ich these Colonies offer far Ernigrasien, and their superiority in many respects over those possessed by the United States of America. - - - bibtroffice open from Ten till Five; and Privets Bones neartki• all Mad at Andrew:a Library, Bond.snrent. A DELPHI THEATRE. STRAND. ON EASI'ELt MONDAY. April 8, 1822 , Idonsieer ALEXANDRE, the celebrated Dramatic Y era rrilneinist, will deliver, for the first One an entirely sew comic, characteristic, vecslie, mimetic, wel;iforanical, want• leepnies, ebignitseiral Entrriainweni, in three Parts, eon sirscled ezpressly fur Ibis occasion, and entitled The ADVENTURESnOF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS. Is which he will dieplay the various astonishing vocal illu sions for %Inch hr has bees ow justly celebrated and distin guished on the Continent, and which have been represented with such approhatiou before meat of tbe Crooned Heads sod erinees of Europe. By. W. C. WENTWORTH, Emu • Native of the Colony. rhated far G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Are-Maria-lane. Of whom may be had, just published, _ . A STATISTICAL:, Oobllll - EReIAL, sit POLITI. CAL DESCRIPTION of VENEZUELA, TRINIDAD, MARGARITA, sod TOBAGO; euutaining various Anec , doses sod Obvervatioos, alussiative of the past and present slate of those warrants' Commies, iu Sao. with a large Map, price lbs. boards. Petantne of the Esiertsintasent : righle 7'elsons—A Iderman Pillltury ; aptsia C Furlough; larry aid to the Alderman) ; Mea. Pollbury (wife of the : 1 11:termatt); Mus Flirtilla Nib:ay (daughter of the Aldtrmau). lasisible rersous—Andrew Stem► (80•Tion Deatiat sad Trapaunei) ;Jacob (his man); Pilibury Minium (au infant in seem). Assumed Persons—'Squire Tivy, and Nick Tongs. tiptop.i, or the Ent. rtainment : Tart I Food and Phydr.—Cupid turned Chimney Sweep. Part It. Wine and the Tootb.aeli ; or, the Biter But. Put 111. Cortaiii Lectures...deck in the Box. The whole embodied, illnstrated, and delivered by Non. steer ALEXANDRE, asaietrd by V,.x, et Pi eetera Nibil. Boxes, !s—Gallery, le. Doerr open at Seven, and enosmenee at Eight. 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Bill Cases from Is.; Ditto Lock and 2..; at MARSHALL'S Manufactory, 1, Holborn Bars, corner of Middle-row, directly fronilog the Oily Bars. Shopkeepers is the Coaiihry supplied on the lowest lenus. 1111.10 Us AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. . _ Asa nnid mud titre! owl remedy for all those cliwirders which originate is a vitiated adios of the Liar and Organs, namely, lostigestion t Loin of Ap. unite, Ilrtd. Arh, Heartburn, Flatslentiell, Spasms, Colaiwo• BlLlAff.ctions of the 4..iver, he. de. DIXON'S ANTI. OUS PILLS have set with wore general approval 'ban any other m--.'dictate oltatoorvire ; they unite every recent. erudition of mild operation with sureestiful reset, and re. Since so restraint or rundnement witak ate florin their use. In tropical climates, where the cooseqaessess er redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and •larmiog, they are an oslasble and efficient protection. They are likewise peen calculated to curicet disorders arising from menses of lbe table, so 'valore the tune of the stomach, and to remove 4 ' 4l rvenplainta occasioned by irregolarity of she bowels. told is Soars at to. 9ill —116.-1 Is. soul 2Ts. by Batten, 2",l sheee. Nu. 4. Clivapside, St. Peal's, 20. Waterloo-1 ''''''b, and 34, Stiekville-alreet, Dublin ; and by the princ.p.l Bookseller*, Drollif'"11 sad lieJitkie - Vtodtrs , ik rubgliuut the Cuittd kingdom. NEW AND IMPROVED MANI BOOKS. This day were published , by G. and W. B. WHITTAKER, 13, Ave•Slaria•lane, London, DINNOCK'S JUVENILE READER; being I a Sequel to the Mentorian Primer; calculated fur Children from four to seven 'ears old. Eighth Edition, with considerable Improvements, and the addition' of many Ori ginal Pieces. 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HISTORY of ENGLAND, with a Dic tionary, Biographical, Historical, kr. esplainiog every difficulty, fixing the proper Sound and Meaning of the Words, sad rendering every part easy to Ise understood by the meanest rapacity; with • Continuation of the History, Gum the Peace of Annie's op to the Reign of George IY.— To which are added, several sew Chain. re, copious Notes 'brought's', and three i•tertesting and comprehensive Genealogical Tables of the &nineline of England, with • coloured Maps, containing the Ancient and Modern Divi sions, dm. and many other valuable isoprovemeate. Seven teenth Editioo, Mao. pries es. bound. " We notice this new edition of a valuable Work, because we consider it to be one of the most complete hooks of the kited for edocation that has ever inued from the pees., sod the improvemerte so copious as to nerd • ilinioet eubtreen. The Editors deserve every praise for the nano and labour they have &stowed in perfeiting the nobbonion; and we fed confident that the Siztreath will be followed more ra pidly Hine it has hots preceded, by many either Eilitious."-- (Let. Gas No. OIL) PINNOCk'S improved Edition el Dr. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY of ROME, on the same phis. be. dd. PINNOCICS Improved Edition of Dr. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY of GREECE, es the same plan. be. ed. . - The Oatmeal is certainly creditable to the convicts whit arrived in three Iwo ships, but, for reasons hereafter give., It cannot be taken as • specimen of the condom of converts g ily. The writer says, lie should be sorry to mislead any part of the public is sitting too favourably the chance of eonnirt reformation, which, in general, is bet a hopeless ease, mid therefore much must depend upon the previous bedsits of the prisooer. The settler* take little, or indeed no trouble, to bring about a reformation among those placed under them. Many of them set a bad (maniple to ;heir see. vants, and from stone that ever be (the writer) heard of does the convict receive any religion. instruction. It mar appear singular, land perhaps incredible to llia ;mobile, that .an few offences hate been cummitied by the cos. Melo landed from the ships Minerva sod Melville since their arrival, a period of near four years; bat, in the ern place, there were very few either Loadoo or Dublin regular bred thieves among them ; they were generally men from the country, and amity fur first offences; and it will be recol lected, that the statement only accounts for • proportion of the convicts of each of these ships. Of those sent to Port Dalrymple (the north part of the island of Tau Dielnew), no particulars ten be procured by the writer of the state ment ; but although the statement may be relied spoil as cur. reel, or very nearly so, yet I be public most receive it as the most favourable instance to be given from this settlement, aeirded out of slattern ships, that have arrived at Hobart Town with prisoners since June, ISM • It is understood, that at the olßee of the present inspector of medic works at Hobart Town, a separate hat of each ship is kept, stating the Prisoner's name, how and where em. played, with a mammal for remarks os his conduct; at the end of each year it could with a little trouble be ascertained, how many roneici• of earh ship during each twelve months had been punished for misconduct, and fur what crimem, and bow many renessued in *melees' or Government employ, without any complaint against them. By having these lists divided into climes, it could sled be ascertained what pro. portion of regular-bred London thieves behaved well ; what di ffereace (if ally) in regard to conduct exists between them and regular thieves from the other great cities of the empire; what again between these and men bred spit, country lobos.. It is said the chance is almost ten to one, in moat people's ophono, in (sewer of the lemit.inentioned mass reforming; and it is slated as a reaaon, that country labourers are sought @Per by the settlers, and taken out of the way of temptation saloon as they land. It might also be ascertained, whether more of the Irish prisoners reform mid tom out w•I1, in proportion to the number sent, than those from Great Britain ; fur it is usually said that from Ireland many are scut out for slight offence , . These biota are throws out, anti the statement marle public, more al • matter of eurimity ; for, althowth no (re tina emiclusion eau be drawee from the statements of those two ship', yet it may be a matter worth further observation, as the means of tracing more fully what proportion of con. rims, nut bred up regularly to thieving, but induced at some moment of reelde resistance to commit a petty theft, for which they suffer transportatioes to this new world, tura out decent sad quiet norinbers of society. The writer teems to shall( that it may be inferred, that the coovict• of the ships Minerva and Lend Melville, who who were assigned to 'toilets its V•n Diemen'a Land upon their arrival, and who still mambo in their 'aviation* a pe riod of upwards of three years, have at hoist conducted themselves to the satisfaction of their employers ' and in sew measure retrieved their former character, st d ante grenlly dimming of a colonial initigmtiens of their sen. truces (via. to be allowed tickets of leave, or made free in the colony), fur if the settlers' masters had had occasion to complaiu of them, the neatest district magistrate would have MARCH 25. A letter from Burgos, dated 21st, invalidate the fuliouiag istelliceitee:— . Os the Igth, the annieenstry of the publication of the Costlitusoe, some inconv. totem had nearly arises here. The Commander of the cvw.un, Don Filibert illshy, in his order of the day, enjui..ed the hoofs to give fur lino, a cry which, however dear to the teal friends of liberty, has hero fur some tone a signal for disturbance and animosity. So it happened lime, that prisons iweidloasly look occasion from lbw seder of the day to shout Long live the Emperor Riego!' eve ,, io the viemity of the house of the Political Chief. 11.10 Chief, whose teal for the Constitution has &sera nailer any cireussat , milted out of his house without hat or stick, suited with the crowd, imposed silence, and commanded the Colonel to arrest use ur two aileants of the Bayles regiment, who had taken part is these 'cureless exclematious. This occurrence, stilted with others of the acme clam, sod with the events at eaMP.IIIOI4 which we have descriiw.l, shows to deftionstrstion th a t th e s e acts bare a cesactioa with each other, arid proceed from the same caose."—(/isperiql. ) THE CORTE4—S4TeftDAT, MARCH 24. The Special Committee appointed yesterday to inquire into the events winch have lately occurred at Valencia pre sented their Report. They mated, that in the discharge of their duty, and in support of their opinion, airy bad intro fur the basis of their inquiry 'he representation made by the Ayanumtesto of that city, from whic► document, as well as from the dispatches addressed to the Gusset omen', •nd the lettere received by some Denuder, it appearsd that the troops had bred on the define:clams population; and having Derisively rill•cled on the incslculable evils which might be produced by so tunate occurrences whirls thre.lru so frightful a future, whether viewed singly or in emijunctioo with others, the Committee proceed to state their opinion as to the means whereby such evil. are to be met ; and fur thee purpose they submit the two following p,. :- 1. To adopt peremptory measures fee immediately geoid. tag against the fatal comorpicaces which nosy result to the city of Valeweia front the occurrences of the 171 h, mad to calm the minds of the isilialniants. 2. To consider of the measures which the Curtis ought to take to prevent the spreading of those evils throughout the nation. In order to attain the object of the first point, the Committee called to a particular conference the Secretaries of Dispatch, and to pro. poise to them, as the moat convenient preliminary measure, to remove the Political Chief end the Commandant Gem rot of the movisice, sold to anhatitute for them other permit.* who ',tiny th► apiuntmitou of the %%Scarifier, and the confideore of the Government; and at the same time to remove the 24 regiment of artillery from the garrison. To tine the Secre- Caries refused to accede; and the Committee therefore pew pose so the Cortex she following legialative measures:— I. To expedite the organization of the national militia. 2. Ti. expedite the proceedings in the peudaug causes tell tive to coeeporacies. 3. To exclude fureigaere from any command, ueless they bare the approbation of the Conies. 4. To enforce the respoustbility of those who have ob. etrocted or delayed the prompt execution of the decree• or the Curter, it'd to cause such decree. as remained uuexeculed to be caviled into effect within eight days. b. That She Cortes Avoid couturier of the inraitores adopted in the office of the Secretary of Grace and Justice, sad Council of State, relative to the appointments to tr.- boasts and offices of joilicaturs, in weirr to the examine lion of the same by a Special Committee. 8. That the Curse, send a message to the King, explaioing to him the mate of distress and discontent preamling throughout Ilse ratios &lad in the public mind, in order that, in close unison with the 11141i011.11 representation, sisea•oies may he taken to calm the otieseineas of t►e prostates, rod, ogee fur ail, to evinaulialatia the cu.stitutiowat system so s►is great um ton, which has made sacs ihn., eudored adltettoua, and displayed a heroism, unexampled in history. • The Committee Bopp:Mel each of these legislative and a- The Secretary dial sot resume his speech. It was then debated whether the Report of the Committee should be immediately disrupted; and after several Deputies bad spoken, this questiou was decided in t►e affirmative. Senor Adan cumplanied of the instienlion which t►e Secre• tunics of Dispatch had shown lu the recommeudatiou of the Committee. The Secretary of Dispatch, who was still present, repliel, (bat as the Government w.. responsible for the 'seamier. to be taken, the Ministers mast follow their owe jodgmeut with respect to she measures for the mtoratiots of lily. In the conference which the Secretaries InH night had with the Members of lbe Committee, the Wier proposed the removal of the Political Chief sod the CommandattsGeor and also the second regiment of artillery; but the GUS. rn meat did not thick it to punish prisons without kousiing whether they weir guilty or not; and she Secretaries, there. foso s meted to the fdatentlee, that the Government would fafl Mime of its most sacred donee if coercive measures were adopted iwAste thereat feels of the ease were koows. Senor Mars. said, that tits Committee bad proposed MI ponishmeoron the authorities. On a former OtCYSIOI. it bed torn said by the King himself, that the removal of a Cum • mandant•Geistral or a Political Chief implisd no disgrace, nor in any way compromised the honour of such penis's's. Senor ♦.liven observed, that many Political Chlrfs tad other authorities had been removed without soy muse beteg assigned, when the Government thought tit so to do. He instanced the case of the Emperinsdn; •od observed, that •wbe. the •Seereisties of Dispatch were garo•i•l.ed on the subject, they drily observed that his Majesty had been pleas. d to exercise hie powers. Here was a strikiut iliti.rence in the itooduct of the Gorerament. %ben may abuse of liberty was to be repressed, au memos were weglecied ; bat white it woe required so repress the abuses of power, obstacles presented themselves every where. The Secretary of Dispatch repeated, that the Government had not received solSriesst information to act open.; sod sold they wire is possession of the details, they could not molar upon the quietism of tie removal of tie authorities of Valencia. A long discussion council, in the course of n hich out of the Deputies stated, that lee (Ahem sad 14 •nether, had iu the conlitel with the iiilialitteists 4.f Pampeluma, and that a flamber of the latter had also been k it. It was at fast derided that the inrasures worm aed is the R. pelt or the Communee .could be pot to the tour. The further proteediugs acre thee adjoui 41. AtlsmAY, MARCH 24. The eoaederation of the Report of the CUmmltire w•s Re. sumo d, arid the first recommendation—viz. that relative ta the exiiediting of the orgniiix gime of the ostIon•I was, with some •1111elldilleulll •11.1 1111(11114.11, PI it flellted. TLe 'mead messure rerommesided--rismely, the expedit ing the trials for state offeures—was pox' iiirr oa a.J. This proposition was agreed to, sud Ow ilisrussoms of iLe third was suspended. The fourth was thin read la the fol. lowing terms:— " To eitoree the responsibility of all persons who base prevented, esellilie.l, or delayed the sitreution of the ilerrets of lie Crites, suit to provide that those sloch fristaill esectio d be car. led tote doe effect wilful) the turbid of eigot days" After a discussion of some length it 110 itrei•kd that the.* was at ground for voting on this quert MO. abisor Cong• then proposed 'bat the Government should Le ealle4 open to inform the Cortes is what state the decrees it thisiCongress reonsioed with ',semi to their fivalisieut, Illeises..s of the delay of their titivation. a division of 67 to 61, at was ordered that Sewer Can. gs'is.pruposision should be referred to the Co onsistre om political state of .he ration. Tibe r fifth measure re atme to the a ppnint mewls f.rolho T: Miriade was, after a doicussiuu of some teng , h, tortsCssil t y 08 is At The President uppo,nted n Esrsryordin+ry Sittioe •1 riett o's leek, for the 411...0-stun of the oth propositivo GO tho purl of the Committee. SITTING EXTR 4ORDIN AR Y. The sloth pruporitia• of the &tont racing to • imosatire to the Ktna was reed. After a abort discussion, it was rrsolre.l t►at Owe wae ground for voting sin the proposition, toy 66 to 41. No. other diorisioe took phaeton the propositivo, whselt was eat. tit d by 60 to 17. Some arpoilea were about to enter thr boll a•rkal itos counting, but the Presideoot 'ordered that they abeeli not be admitted 'mitt it was over. The same Committee which hod prop,oied the slz init.. cures to the Cortex was directed to atm op the inetwige to the King. MONDAY, mAlteu 45. The Cortes proeeedrd to the il•srus.isit u( the bases pee sestrd t.y Übe Convotttee of nii-toce, es prelistiross to a by.lcal of •coitany. The fifth basis, which is conceived is the follosiog terms, ass road, via. "Though or are /oboist suffirlent dolt fu► sorertaio4og the eConostS.o .1 sttnotion of air. Pcntismisla. it aptrrarr from, thaw bat• silos-41.0 he *he row... of intml...rt• asJ toooefor.- tures, Arson up is the year 1799, owl otoreuted ►e pate nor observations sod oppromsoute c.leulaisse% that labe atuvuut .►tr► spy be dragru fa um t►e last*, SZIOS WWI it NEW ROMANCE. This day was published, priee les. hasn't% L EMIUA of LORRAINE: A Romance, in three rola, 14ino. • printed fbr G. and W. B. Whittaker ' Are-Marls-lase. Vl' Ile Risowance wow before we is aplessiegt earreore et incidents, well ealculated to awakes and reward attention: ind that narrative is clothed in correct and often forcible sad depot laniteete."—Musthly Renew, March, 182 t..