The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-12-11 00:00:00

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Seem is 1... tlp mks Iran Am MI his Majesty's Serums aid: rtform the Tragedy of Errninrii in the Casette ~ f the 7th Intiaol. this time lost year; rescue pticrs Is. per cut. Meted p r VENICE I'll ESER V El). For A litseasios Murray. F.m Ito be Shoal* Deptsitetof tie G azette iivenw. Duke of Yrnleni. Mr. Th..ntron; Petah, .Ir. Norte ; 'Lite Of Abet dee.. read Aurfrme Murray, }:"1. to be 816 " 10. NMI:WM hes Aron dull of sale at the former pricites. Depute of the shire of Abe. &Lev. COCOA.—Trinidad is the only clescririou at p. ern* I h i Iletlatnar, Mr. hinnetr:, 3 ,flier i , 11, . Kean; Pierre, Mr. toting. llcirille,k, Nirs, Mr. Wert. &mood. . . With (lith thee) n new Dioseharepeue, called MILITARY PROMOTION. NORTH A WOMAN PRODUCE. . Slork of TOitaefft 411 Loutloto, December I. \ IS2I. 182.1. Vinlini*, Ken' itchy, Sce. ..11t5le 0 Mtds..... 17.1.10 Ithdet - - . lllltwhich shall silo menace, legitimate , moue'. • desirable end, if .it were possible to attain it. . what s responsibility for us, if in choosing wrong our means, sre (oil of oar object ; for to fall of an object is in all eves to make it re cede farther from our retch; in masy to render future seccess impossible. The continual clinger resulting from the situation of Spent might not Cell 9, 'kith the 'tersest side of Omuta. It would still be necessary that those who overthrew the misting g.,vertiment should sebetionte soother govemnsent which tu:ght afford ea a pledge or trangedlity. Now, we are cukvinced that no Inman power could. except by mews of • prptracted military occupation. swan. toe s math mid tranquil state of thins to Spam. S military °moping° sppears to us pregnant wish dangers still more pressing, and oI g nature far More important. TOE HALT OF 1"IF: CARAVAN. Primeipal Me. Toe, Mr. Oscet Byrne, Mrsi 1111440, Mrs (War Byrne, and Mfss Trwe. To which witll be added she Mu*teal Esteetammeot of PAUL AND ♦IRGINIA. Paul, Madame Ycsirit ; ittiambre, Mr.. ; Do minique, Mr. linight; Capt. Tropic, Mr. Gallo% Viggiula, Muss Parry; Jariniba, Milos Cotritt. The Dowell 0711 Ye orwativil et lileitiptiit o'Chisk, ewe the Porforntences coritooroce at Styes. To-morrow. she Opera of Artaxerxes—Tley Liairwrlt4 Halt of the Cnratai—stt and Yount. Conssnititoss is IPto Aloyer•huis Revsnent nr Yeortmary Ca ..lrv. signed las as Lard Lieutenant of the Corey or 4lop Charlion, Gent. In be Cdritel, vice Enton, prodluted— dated tit lobs r 314 182 e. _ - Maryland • • • _ iln 1,200 East hubs Itot,Git TuarEsvaco-The revival of %yOOO bursts has Isero sold at 10s. Spirit" are steady. LIVOIIt POOLA I IT, Dttleeitni 7. COTTON MIN cominses esirensely Mill, and I booth sva have bad • good attegidaiSee of burrs (Insist the lao tare d.ys, the market has Aimed atrair at • decline of id. per 111. on Americas sad Brasil description", and of • 11, on Sea Islands. The total sales of the week (melodist 1,677 hags of See Wands, Bowed., Orleans, and Sarni., sold at inaction yesterday) are 8,000 bags, suit rut .. ioo by private, of 3.550 Boweds, of 8!„4. 734, and a few good at Sd. a 80.; 480 Orleans, 714. • 101 d., and a few fine at 41.; 600 Tennessee", at o,ld a nil.; 121) Sea Islands, al ltd. • 131 d , and • few Sae at 17.1 ; 80 slauccut dull°, at 6 1. 1 .; 46 0 Heniasaii, at 104 d. a Hid., mail • few free at 11/01.; 200 Bahia., at Aid. • 18d.; 4211 61alonhams.st 11141. a 10.1.; 100 Musa Noss., at 911.; 170 Petra', at Sid. • 9.1.; ISO Lenterani., at Pp • 10d.; 4U ellflilll(enni, at 61d.; and 20 Denali., at Oil. per lb. 'Fite snootily alertd at anetion consisted of 862 Sea Islands: 514 sold at Ilia. 1414. for ordinary to good fair ; 83 stained ditto sold al eld• • !hid. middling to food; 181 ()Hellas, 101,01.1 at 01.1. fair 311 Rowed, 218 sold at 6}.1. a 7d, moul.lltug to fair old, and Bd. • 81d. tipr gond fair to good of the ise• crop, Of which they chiefly. 171 i Carthageraa, 110 sold at 60. fair ; 1,352 &Hair, 883 sold at Old. (air, and one lot i.l 814, There are 500 Bowed", of the new crop. nod 1100 Pem o aosonsced fur public sale next Friday. The import this welt is 4,011 bags : via. Demerara,. 966; New Orleang, 35)1; Savaimah, 763; other parts of the Limited States, 694 ; SOLI Brazil, 2,007. BANKRUPTCY ENILARIBED. Gan* *Me. et Imam. Defrom, grocer; from December 1444 , rebroary I, At clue., at the Comet .f Cowries,toners ef paiakripla, Re4tightll.street, London RA Pi KR U P fel' SUPERSEDED. Meer/!el. Elbe, of Ni.eich, hoeu-draper. BANKRUPTS. fompl, Blockhlod, of Nrwoort, Sdop , groetr, to rorren. irit, December 17, al four, IS, as cute, rod Joosoary 21, it oleyou, at 'be Itrd 11.104 riewqmall• 4410r147 , . Mr- Brookes, Newport; and Mr. Hocks, QrA)'s lou..quarr, Lowelois. 1 4 1 114 Uu Friday, the Tragedy a Othello: Othello. Mr. Yams; lac°, Mr. Young—% Dive' tisemeut—aud Monsieur Tunes*, ()si Saturday, Hamlet—a Disertimmeut—mid Old asoi Young. NEVER ACTED. 1E.4711 if NOE AL, FI.Vi-6 .4 RD RN. THIS Evening, WEDN ESDA Y. Dec. 11, will be pcifurrued an. Tragedy, called Magill, late tar Manchester, grocer, to 'mender. Ja meary 3,4, at eleven, au.' 21, at Attar, at the Nlooley Arms Market-Otreet, Matrehester. Attorneys, M . Hord Johaassa, ii.tates Liencts.walk, Trmalc, Loadua ; and Mr. Kenna.. Ftnintain-strert. Maaehester. THE Iit:WTE.NOr. Adototing, Mr. Marre:ok ; count Himont ; Mr. Bartley ; Duke ut Montville, Mr. Y.te.; Li Ruche, Mr. Abhust; Lur. wont, Mr. Baker; Old Poll:mac, Mr. Chalons's; Pierre, Mr. Ilurri how. Margaret. NII.s F. H. Kelly; Charlotte, Mrs. Vining ; Lisette. M 14% neinlllllllllt. The Prologue to l,e spu►en by Mr. Connor. Mint which. the Petit Comedy, in two sots, called{ Meer, CNN, late of Painswirk, Gl...teeter, clothier, tat worlevider, December 21, 94, awl Jimsary 21. at clew., at the tHEre of Joh. C....1b0ra, Gloucester. Atturtorya, Mr. W. IL King, F. rjeant's Fun , Pleat-street, London; and Mr. J. Chndburo, Gloucester, John Scutt, of Allry.Pirld, Cumrew, Curaberhind, butler, thalee, to surrender, January 2, :1, and 21, at eleven, at the Bush Inn. Carltdr. 'attorneys, Mews. Hudgatoo and Has. sus, Carlisle; and Messrs. Young and Thoinnaou, Charlotte. row. MlllllllOll Howie, 14.10 0 0. James Bury, of Manchester, Jahn Bury, of Laucaster, and Thomas Bury, of Bucklerabury, Lund..., cae lien-printers, to surrender, January 1, b, al ten, and 21, at Lour, at the Bridgewater Arms inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. F. R Atkinson, Rt. James's.wrare, Nlanchester i and Mr. 91akinispro, Middle Temple, Lo. dom. Thomas Atiserslone ' of Nottingham, dyer, to aurreeder, December 19, 21, and January 21, at eleven, at the Pouch Bowel, Nottingham. Uttorneys, Messrs. Brigga, Taylor, said Mould, Liueolu'a Ina-fields, London; and Mr. Peyote, Nut tinulmaa• . . _ . E LON N HERMIT. Old Pranks, Mr. Bartley Pranks, Mr. ineesi Tally, Mr. Connor; Toby Tlsairk, Mr. Meadows; Brat), Magcs, Mr. Kerley; Wlornmey, Mt. Faweeri ; Barleycorn, Mr. Evans; Apathy, Mr. Houck's/. Kitty Barleyeors, Mita Bestansuul ; Mrs. M•RRs, Mrs. Davenport. Doors to be °paved at Half-past Play io beria at seveu. Boxes 7s ; Second Price 3. 64 —Pit 3s. Sd ; Serolid Pries Is. —Loner Gallery, 25.; heeuod Price ls.—Upper Gallo y ls.; Second Price 64. Places for the Boxes to he loot of Mr. Brandaa,st the Box ()thee. from Tess till Fear. A Private Box may 14 had teeth* Sessos, or Nightly, of Mr. Bramles, at the Box.o3ice. John Wilcox, of Madeley Wood, Salop, grocer, to surren der, January 7, at three, 8, nod %I, at isielve, at the Bull's Head Ins, Wellington, Salop. Attorweys, blesses. Benhow mid Alban, 1-incula's Inn, ..oudou; tool Mr. Riddtug, (Aural. brook Dale, Salop. Thomas Hulbert, otherwise Thomas Smith Hotbed, or Chippeultam, IVillt, Itnem-dirspse, to surrender, December 11,26, sod Jarman , 21, at our, at tie Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams sad White, Liar°to's lieu (Md. bodidiags, Loaders; and Mr. Short, Bristol. Juba Cookson, of Irrda, woullenirlothiensoufacturee, to sermadve, Ihicentber 20, 21, and Jesuitry 21, al eleven, at the Co..4koriar, Leeds. Attorneys. Mr. Ont., Lads; sad 'Mr. Wilms, Gusetlls.sleret,llMitern.preks, I-madam Robert Waits, of Lawrence Poirtatney-hill, Logsdon, miff. to Bartender, Dereaher 17,21, and limiest) 21, at ten, al Om Camel of Commiasioneis of Bankrupts, Bosittaliall street. Attorneys, M . Sown, Si , Maples, r came, and Haut, Ohl Jewry. This day was published, is s.o. prier 10s. THE PRI N 1 ITIV E DOCT RI N E concerning the PERSON and CHARACTER of JESUS CHRIST. Port First—llls Peiwou, or she Coostitsions of his Character. sheen to be diferynt front the Qpioions of &dolour. Arians, Tri•itar ins an d Swedenborgian,. Net aormad—thi she Moral Chancier of Jesiss„ she Office of Christ, and the Huly Spirit. The apparent &fawns is the Latonaire of the Sacred Writers us this robject are ex plained and accounted fur by certain farts Wag overlooked. By iv' 1.1,1A14 MORNS. . . PoithasubMiyi mid W. MieWitiarriddiu asoleasionleee, bodies ; sal Chehalis sed Ortliss, Ono*, rtiHL GOATS of TARTAIIY.—A eels beau , taut nistrii•l called TARTARIAN CACHES, ER E for LADIES' DRESSES, in all roloors, has been prodiserd front the Hsif of these miiinals; it has met with the most decided approbation (rota the Royal Fsaily,andmany Ladies of the highest risk. The intrudurtimi of these Ousts .to Frauce, by M. Ternosig, has coatribried to the oilcans ail this nivaltishle article of British manufacture; its warmth and durability, ihoisch soft sad light in texture, residers it MOM plenciut diva sulk; yews creases, and is highly sails blr as a Wipirr Dress for Ladies of every age. price 17..116. Dress, at the Proprietors, HUBBARD and CO. Spiialfirlds 11, liesrietia-street, Coseal.gardea. Missy worst. lies la Wittier Silks, Niels Grin de Naples, Sarum% Tortaw Silks of every Clan, Satins, real Iri.b Poplins, stripe Sass. stets, Gonae• Dresses, Levantine., Norwich Crapes, the heath Will bilk Tabbaray (fur Drawing room Curtains:, at ex ceeding low pricer, fur Ready Monty gaily. Nu patters. rot. Family Muaraiag of every description. PA LA'S ROYAL, pAiNTI ES. THE Nobility. Ladies, and Gentlemen. are reaprelftilly informtd by L. mongiono, that his Warehouse is supplied, and will be Ihrttuationt the Wawa, with a very choice COLLECTION DELICA. CI EA, in the style 4if the PALMS ROYAL HOUSER. via. the GOU RMA N D, CH E.VE r, and tkat HOTEL DRY AM& RICAINS: con.isting of Putted Me% Toylike* of various kinds, Galantines, Mira de Ssugliers„ Diodes Truffles, kr. dg Well Oahe deemed to .e.krl Maui Timms, Naneisseins de Brunswick, Cavrare, Thom Mltrink (Timmy Fish), Stamm' fume, New French Olives, Gurgnise Ancho. tier; Nrw Honeycomb Parrrin,lis, Gruyere, and Stammer (Were ;Irish a variety of Dessert Films In Runes ■ud in Braady; Marmalades, &r. (.o Palrai, Bordeaux, Tours, and Ham. The so-much-admired Preserveg Green P. a., gall Sloe Preach Potato Flour, f..r Soufflé-, viii, a Receipt to dress bath. Pure French Wiot of the best Vintages, Li. quests, sad Cerise Brandy. 1..11. her the attemi..n of those I.a•lies and Gentlemen who ;r. seatahmeed to um Chocolate, to a trial of his Pkie de Churn* and Chocolat da saute, manufacinied at his Wata• lonise is the tree Parisian style ; b.olt made purely wills grantee Camera Plata.rirloithimis Parisieus. ICHAROSON. GOODLUCK, awl Co. re.. AID tipettrally acquaint the rebate that She FIFTH DAY Deatitioi will be NI:XT MODAL ltsh this Mouth, aad the Last Day the 23.1. MICH STATE OF THE WIEEL. 2 of .... 1 20,000 7 .... of ~. . ,e 1.000 2 .. 2 I &c. &c. &c. Ticket. rind Sham, irarrant.l undrews, ON Sale by RICIIARDSON, GOODLIICK. awl Co. at Milli Office, 104, corner of Bask-boildifir,Corebto. " Let those buy awe who *ever bought before, And those silo always bought, sow bay the wee?' THE shore Loot it were aeve► so well implied fO any lottery as the present, and particularly at this Period. when Four Days of Delwin are over, sad wily Twenty irne Cflotals drawn, leaving the ioniesse essusber of 91 I - A VITA IS to he DRAWN in TWO DAYS, viz. NEXT CESUAY, the 17th Instant, and MONDAY fol. lositig, *lien every Ticket, every Share, every C, apdal, sad every ro her Prize Insist be dras a, fur on that Day the Lottery and Contract entirely finish. A few warranted userswe 'rickets and Years are selling at BISIR'S Offsres, 4, Cerne 1011, aunt 0, Charing erodes, Landes; mud by his Ayeats is the con,arv; where Five Capitals hive already bee, sold is bhares an the {orient Priteri• ••• The Glow/nog are the wsprecedented List of Cspitsls pow in the WM el, and the wholes/et Roney Prises 4 of f 20,000 fr .r i iiiiii 10.000 tr ? 5010 2 , 11 4 00 07 All of shirk must he draws NEXT TVirSIDAir (17th instant',, and MONDAY tbe 24t1, 2 DIVIDENDS. January 2..1. Dube°, tale Craubrook, Kent, brewer, at eleven, at she George lon, Cranbrunk. December 31. W. Darriaun, of Yelderaley, Derby, dealer, at eleven, a . th e 11.11 Ina, Derby, Deeeinher 31. S. Andrew and 11. Andrew, or Plicklehurai, Cheater, woollen-enaiisfacinrers, at ten, at the While Bear Inn, Manchester. January 21. J. Willis ne, of fornhill, London, *Winner, at eleven, at the Court of Conainissiosers of Bankrupts, __ . . Dl;r 4 mbe - f 14. N. Qliss, of Water-lane, fleet-start, Loos/cm, mister, at one, at thr Court of Comnaissume... of Bank rupt+, Hialeah*ll.eireet. nrcember 3 1. .1. J 0b..., of Sett!costes, York, contractor, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kineatoo-upon December 118. W. 1.100, rem kir of Lower Thensev.strert, 141040 n, mot since of pet kbani, Stingy, aid W. Lloyd, jun. late of Lower Thames-stet et, London, and since of Andon, Survey, slopsellers, at twelve, at the Court of Cumno.sinuera of Baukrupts, Basioiltallostreet, London. December `.:S. V G Sirvem, of Harlow, Essex, lieremilraper, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bosinghali atreet, London. December 31. Vt. chafer, of Kingrlon.upon-Hull, grocer, a 1 eleven, at the Dag cud Duck Tavern, Kingston upon- Hull. December 17. B. Painter, or Bonfton %Alice,- ter, mercer, in twelve, at the Court of Commissiirsiers of Bankrupts, Basinghall.st reef , London. December 31. T. Pala and J. D. P.,., of Cateatnmstren, 11,010d1111, Waralattlf 1111.11, at twelve ' at the Court of Corn minatruera of Bankrupts, Basitighall-street. CERTIFICATES —Dectioneß St. T. Peet, of Nottingham, hoen•draper.—W., Saanders, of Rechootton, Solarise% ttrhoolowtattr.—J. Ammo, late of Brontyard, Hereford, vici0.11.r...-C. Buckle, of Manchester, rll 4 sper..—A Bremner, lats of Boual.rourt, Walbrook, Loadoa, but mow of Camberwell, Surrey, troachasit.—E. &Immo, of Warsop, Nottioglism, miller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED T. Assoore and W. Matthew. of Maanl.n.w, Berk-reed, Pee tps)• i le„ Midd leerx, butt Isere, Noyes% ber 3 41 , 18t2. -, • - ' J. Wail and J. Haig, of Crawford-slice', Putman square, plane-forte manufacturer", December 3, 11121.-111. Hail and R. Hail, of Slaithisaile, Hudslerafteld, York, blacksmiths, Jane 24, 13t1.—A.HIlielli.011 and R. falkner , of Blair-streel, Ildlnbusgb, spirit-merchants, September 1, 1811.—). " . vineton and W. Lome*, of Maarbeater, el l ip. l esaapcsarees, December 7, 1822.-1 Forte'. and C. Junes, of Liverpool, wesibematieal inalmment maker., fiememher 20, 1822 —G. 14*, C. K. asd fl..Rix,of Albany Cosl-wherf, Grand Seeley Canal, Camberwell, Bwrrey, and of Masifald•place,Newmg. lon Bros, Surrey, two-merchants, Derernber 2, 1822. MANKItiS. [From if 774 London Ifrreanldo Current," of Tured.y, 1./..c.mber 10, 1422.] WIT INDIA AND SPANN!! MAIN PRODUCE. Coerart.,roitly one public sale has taken place mare our last the Jamaica was readily purchased at fall prices, but the Midi went off heavily Tote ilvmand privately for Brtr tish Plantation has not been yet y •nimattd, but business ha been done at the former priers. Foreign has hero in steady demand, and ad d mires have been paid both by public and private sale 995. 6.1. to )00s. was obtained ( ~ r St. llq• ming° o f grind quality in bap. thazil is nut touch inquired for, but there to little pressiugao tlw market. suqmi. —There has been a you'd, destaisd for Plantation Sugar, and the prices of last week have throughout been fully paid, sod for wood qualities an sdvatke has to some instances Veep °lntuited. In runriGl SVGA* there bat been very little business done. . . . . . The Rum muket has bees ►ery afeady at t►e full prices of hal we.k Pr1770019.-1* prime looter; M otir left have beeq AY driesiptiotis of B.P. Sugar suitable far the grocers base mold steadily this week, but low browns are my dull of sale, mid have tone 03. in Is cheaper; Jamaica dry but very brown has sold at Ale fail tuuwr 53a, middling 57a. a Ms..; Minerara vet) , brown not dry 48.. 8.1, fair Iq good brown 52a. a 55a., middling 58.. • 08..; Barbad.s.• 'piddling 58s. a Ms., good middling 1381. a afts , and good height 70.. Ad. a 73..: the quautily 'told is 500 casks. la east India rod Form.) descriptions molting has been dare. Demerara Mola.aes of orderer, to gaud quality have gold at 25e. 2d, a 275. 9.1. per ewe. About 200 casks of famaica Coffee, ervasistiag mostly of ordinary sod uncles,. cpralities, were offered at ailerons au Monday, and only part was takes by the grocers •t abort former prices; viz. very ordinary 79a. a s4a., ordinary 91e. • 03s. 6d_, good ordinary 97a • 10 pr. :Jol., fills urdipary 1 0 7 s. 6d a 110.., and low middling 1118 s.; foseigo kinds are qelteWeglected. Rice, Cocoa, Pimento, and Rem have been without inquiry. lu nyewonds no alteration. Only a few barrels of Montreal .Pot Ashes h.fte sold at 445. and Prarls at 495. The Hides brtroB B i fume/ 4 0h' molested died, of Norse, wbieh soil at • farther &clime of 2d. • 3.1. each: is Cow and Ox no alteration ; the elks are 1.450 dry Cow and tht at 10d. • 113 d, 800 prune at 124, 650 salted Hera at od. per lb. 24,000 dry Horse at ss. 81 • ss. 10d. each. 85 serums of Onstimala and 21 chests of Bengal Indigo were offered at auction yesterday : 70 yentas of Use Cotatimela sold at 9e. 9d. a 10t 10d. for serumd floras, al R.. • 9.. 9.1. fur fair sabres, at S.. a 9.. for conies, and Toy ordniat7 at 7.. tid. a Be. per Ib k ; the Bengal, eumisting of good coppers, was taken in, !Sough prices fully as high as the last public sale were offered. The dela mid fur Tobacco has been ermined to a few small lots to the trade at last we. k's prices. Tire arrivals of Irish Wheat ibis week bare been considerable, the market os Tur.day was well attended, het the business done nsa limited, and torten may be quoted ld. in 2d. per boatel tower ; throe no variation sir the prices of 044. timer citros Birk is inqwleed for, some small lute lac mirklling Philadelphia hare beau sold el 13.. a 13.. 6.1. per cwt. Of Sicily Son mae 20Q bags base been sold at 211.. • Ile. per cwt. Ahem 00 tons of Sicily Brimstone bare beet' sold at 1'34. a 231. 10a. per ups, Otr. —The Fish Oil market has hero stationary in price during the past werk, with a steady th wand fur home trade. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. COTTON —Parin( the pail lee.k them has beep nn provement in the demand, the prices, Unnerve., r. main murk the same. Tiae sales of the *erg arr. 20 bags Comniu• %%eit India, ordinary quality. 7d.; and in bowl, 100 Surat, fair to good fair sid. to 51.1. ; 450 Bengal. ordinary sd. to Rand satl. ; 80 Madras, fair to good fair sitl. to 5;d.: total 1150 hags. The present Stock of Ehsi India Cotton is 108,350 hale., of whit h 49,100 have out yet pained the sale, that is to say, 14,400 Spiral, 113,t50 Bcogal, 11,300 Madras, aid 150 gotirlsm : NOloo.—The mirkel rogtinues steady, and 3d. to 441. per tb. advance on the prices of the last sale liss Lew paid lir weleeted tuts. BRITISH STAPLE A RTICI.F.g. RIFINFO SCGAR.—Oodlismry lumps bare conmtod, d nor 1116( quotations, Let the bosiorss done has b.eu ;milted ; there has been some demand for Miter qualities for crushing, and for crushed : there has been some inquiry fur contract. fqr the owing, and ordinary mall limps fur delivery in about two months Wee been stild at 77a. pet eMt. M EDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. FIRM —There lies heels • cousidrrOle rlrmoid for the de•eriptione of lisinisb, and • mall advance has b. en übteiued on Lexie, Denis, and Valencia Raisins ; there are buyers of Blooms, bat at lower prices. Sloscairls and Tar. key Figs are heavy of sale. Carrauts fully support ibe fur. a•r prices._ . . . . . . - SILL —The prices remain without alteration, but the de. mood fiat been but moderate. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALI 0111 has bseu sore irm at lam orrek's prier, in the market ; tut. Jannary 4;1481 40s. Ad. bas betu paid fur Y. C. Forrecript, Tursday, Derrother 10,-1422, Four o'Clork. Corot - A.—Too public safes wrre brought forward to-day, eois.i•iing of Dutch and Jamiiira, priacipolly the former; they went utf wilb great heavineiw Lot irregularly prier ; good ordinary Jamaica went sit 1r2.. 81. and the inferior sorts of Dutch also went lowrr. There was se.ircrty ...y business dour in St. 11) , ,iningu, Ault th prices remain • - • The IL P. Sudan n i . rki I was rather more fl it to.d.iy, and purchases might have twen math- at • trifle lower than week, 'unlit the g ood eulintry qualities, one hoard o f which brought 77.. to -day; and at the public bile of Barha does olio brit qualities sold briskly, but the twiddling were chiefly talcs* iii. INDIGO —192 chests of East India wrre offered poblirly today ; 12 chests Madras were sold at Ba, 11.1. to 9.. 0,1. per lb The &veal was all withdrawn, the hid. nut being equal to the priets detu.seded by the proprietor. There are fdur new Cantos of bon Juan now in the igre.s. The Noble Author hag nkasu nip:mired he. id ICA length in the further progress of this liller• Mill/461e Poem. Thom Coitus rte WI of willlll auri variety. and contain some admirable specimens of guod taste. after the euthoes burst manner, They pre to lipeleilf la 411tliliiryt (From the Jasorttol des Debra( or Sunday I Onr rrodery are too well informed to require font nir, day by day, new sierra out the political siniaticut of Europe. The great itneremo which determine dial situation, sad Ike great difficulties which render it cm:loex, are siot of a nature to change every morning, sad rvecy evening at the will of cement writers - . who make tt their hrsiness. to alarm ardent idtaginations and Uninformed minds. It is perfect quack-ry, and ustworthy of an)' Journal which lays claim to self.rOapeet, to indulge in an eternal repe tition of the same chimeras, the same declamations, sod the a invectilles ow the atihiro of a questiou which is doubtless highly important, but which, on that very account, ought not to be approached bust with the conscientious intention of speaking only truths at once certain apd useful. It is, however, easy to understand the abject of the revolutionary Journals, skilfully disguised us it is, in daily representing war with Spuin as a solemn resolution of The Congress of Verona. though rt.,- thing yet announces that any Power is disposed to such • war, and though the preparations no where correspond with a hostile determinatiou definitively adopted. To describe such • war as a contineutal croanie against representative Governments, is ati amusement in which the revolutionary writers are the more ready to take port, at they confound, under the vague name r 0. represelinpive system, Governments of the most different knot, and even thingr of a lousily opposite nature—the Clirrier of Louis XVIII. nod the Constitution of the Cute. -e. the anarchy of Madrid and the liberty of London. Besides the advantage of bring thus able to c.lum niate Monarchs, the declamations of the Revolt'. tioniats have the farther object of impelling to this hail' , incalculable war, some sincere, but not aril. informed, friends of the cause of monarchy. We know very worthy persoita who have fallen into this assure. u The Liberal.," my they, 9 do not wish for war against Spain ; therefore we Royalists ought to wish for it." Puerile reasoning t deplorohle blindness ! The respectable Liberals are doubtless sincere in their wish that there should be no war with Spain; but the revolutionary Liberals wish it. anxiously desire it, and pray for it from the bottom of their heart,. They wish for it, because it would involve, at least an they hope, the King's Government in the most cruel tulla rots—becalpe it would render necessary an extraordinary expenditure of 400 millions a.year —because, by draining the sources of public wealth, it would mortally wound that credit which is alone capable of ruppling the means of such tap exiwn. dittire—becinitie it would create obstacles to our commercial navigation—and finally, because it would open • series of chances which nn human prudence could previously calculate, hot among which there would he a thousand possibilities or events, fatal to legitimacy and favourable to con. sail-ion. But the Revolutionists will not qllow these cri. misial hopes; they cannot advance except by an oblique path. They place high the interest which they take in Spain, the respect which they bear to the Constitution of the Cortes, and the chimerical Mapes which attach them to the success of iustitu liona founded on that anarchical code. By this plan of tactics, they drive into • danger ous warmth those who, having their political opi. Mons composed merely of sentiments and phrases, forget to calculate the true interests of their coon tn, and to balance certain sacrifices against possis ble resiilts. We congratulate ourselves for having spoken of Spain only with reserve s and at intervals : by which means we have been enabled to establish what we said on facts. Were we to 1110 V 01'1111011 to the pains which all the journals of Europe have taken to discuss, explain, sod investigate oar articles. we should be tempted to believe that we hod said spore on this great question thau those who have every scorning and evening expatiated an it with such aff mirahle confidence. The long ',deuce of Verona has proved that the difficulties with winch the affairs of Spain appeared to us to to. environed were fur from being vein sub tleties. The august Council of Monarchs paused lung its sight of the dangers which we p and also, of others, to which, from prudence, we did not choose to allude. The official declarations which have appeared, and which clearly indicate great eUrcumspection, are in no way opposed to the prisiciiihn which we have laid down on those interveottein by force of arms, which, though excusable iu • case of ex. trews. necenity, are, as Lord Londooderty justly observed, always exceptions from the true law of na. now, and which may give birth to great misfor tunes whoa directed against a generous nation of high patriotic Freitag, and impatient, not merely of a foreign yoke, but even of foreign succour. Those good men whq appeared at first surprised at the nature of the view we had take°, have hest cued to renounce their error; still, now enlightened by reflection, do us the justice to acknowledge that we have opposed useful truths to a dangerous delusion. The disposition to listen to reasoning and facts, in preference to declamations and reveries. havi n g become almost general, we shall now indicate a par. ticular point of view, which is one of the most urn ! portant, sod to which little attention appears hi therto to have been paid. Frepce, it is said, possesses the right of putting down a slate of things in Spain which keeps France herself in continual danger. We have uo used here to examine the limits and conditions of this right. We shall merely show, that the exercise of this right is very difficult—very tosordous to direct in the particular situation isf Frasice with respect to Spain. We vet out at first with the principle that every idea of conquest, of 1 aggrandisement, or of territorial indemnity, is oat of the question. The pure and noble object which alone can enter into the views of the King's poveru F prot t is to ettoblisl) in Spaiu an order of Suppose the present elate of affairs changed by an armed interference, however successful—suppose sis at Madrid, surrounded by a victorioas army—. the King and his august Family hive been respect ed by the Hevolutinisists—tlry hate not been drag ged to the Isle of Lem, ! What Gmternment could be established in Spain ? is sot far, only which are in question here—it is meo. Thew have been iu Spain between the years 1814 mad 1880, at . least ten complete changes ur mi o imy ; there exist from forty to tifiy persons whip luivesaccesslvely fill ed the places of Ministers, sod who. almost all. have hero illigracefully dismissed. Siich, especially, wax , the lot of MM. l'inirro mod %Kay, who sckburii ledged, on all hands. that alwellate power ought bot to be gestated in 14fiaisa—that it is morally dead ; and who alone excited a certain expectssion of aft. It.isty, resting on their will-known idling/. We loom that these atintina .1 elianges were sitribiveif so the inherent defer-ts to absolute pat.:re, as it is moreover no one wishes to raise ill ghost.. Hot ihree years of coaustsitstnuial role hare not heels less fruitful of change. dictated hr di..eutiou4, succesovely crested among remarkable men, and their coterie; improperly called parties. There have been nearly two ministers for each, year, and without reckouiug tete, ministers mi interim and ministers refu . shig tq . act, we nut compute at 30 or 40 the number wt . men who have sat in council, all in tarn scanda. listed and discredited in public opinion. Now. hoist whence will von take 'nun invested with diet su perior moral turce wl ich is especially tiecusirary to a government, legirlative mud rettpratire ? The fal.. Rifftrial wailer seems to be exhausted. ;Every combinutiou has been tried—all classes or citizens hive been put to the proof—noblemen of rank, pre / ialva. advocates, journalists, wigs, misfit mown% _ and engineers, figure in the diverse lista of adussis ni•tration. Spoils is arrived at the polo% to which"perpetual changes muss conduct nation delivered over to this dangerons sonct e . " 7l oo lee for the moment without morn! credit, sod authority only inspires ephemeral confidence. . Suppose, however, a French army of 90,000 or 100,000 men mater or Spain, what means exist of sod eir o gr b ic re in u g a ,ing G' i o i s ie rriim rot e u rit capable reirsnci of duration s niilityiih country, after the retitrn of the lib , rating army ? Where are to be fous,d the elements tif each a Government ? It is tieemary, then, always to recur to a pra t longed military ncenpstion. But might not as touch security be prryturell by on army fir 30,00( men stationed on the Pyrenees, qs by 100,000 mei& scattered over the whole Peninsula ? ------ _ . This difficulty is therefore a very weighty reason in addition to all those which render the mete pot- sihility of • political situation which would force France to make war against Spoilt r subject to he regretted. We admit, and we always must admit, that the revolutiorany violence of some Spsitisrft* may. in spite of all the prudence oT the Frencli Government, occasirit this unfortunate necessity. But we think that one of the mess of ahatiag die violence of the lipaniards would he to refrain from expressing with vehedience a desire foicibly to change in Main an order of things which might he succeeded by one still worse. from the mere attempt or even hare threat of change. By wisli,ng that Spain shorild be allowed time to reflect and to emai l pose itself, we do not aid the Revolutionists of Me &id; on the contrary, we believe that such a pro. ! seeding would paralyze finis power. for it is found ed only upon fears and the illusions of ;session; reflection would destroy it. and more rapidly than is probably imagined. We desire. and alwaya shall, that in time, end with the consent of the Mog i there should mite in Spain. we will not say a party, but • union of men sufficiently powerful, and sufficiently skilful, to acqdive and retain in their hands an authority adequate to effect, without foreign interference or civil war, the modufications a high uasuredly all enlightened melt in Spain wish for, hut which they have end retests for not tipprOving of. as long as lining* 14roptopeil them in is hostile manner. It is iii this view o f the subject that we sorer with the Moniterr in.reord ing the friendly relations subsisting between the Bourbons of France end Spain as a source of hope, A foreign Power could not give to a Spanish Mi. nistry the necessary qual , fications to enable it tr. support itself without %mistimes. AI ost an army •fr occupation, then, he left in Spain? Xis, it will I staid, improved totlitical institutions would 'office t . consolidate the state of things that would he r•- rshlished. It isl a veil datigietoo% thing lot • ferric.. Power to form, or to assist in forma* Constitu tions. is it ilmoihlr, at this niontent, to strike ,ti it o heat a good Constitution For Spain? Spain swarms with nobles, but it has few of s de icription so coos:lose a political aristocracy of ail , strength. Have we not seen hew the very small number of landed proprietors who exist in Spain were delighted with the law agoitiot maiitelte, how they hastened to sell their freffinents our altsr the other? Have we not seen, and do we not see, Spanish grandees of oho first oat mmashers of patriotic societies? A Chamber of Peers in Span, would doubtless be au jual.itatmu capable of be: J l . r ~~ i it V]