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• stigation the Comeitilltit had given II prefer ence to thou Wand** of the- aubleet . which went perhaps not the most important, but the Most y,eiseral in their application, sod which would hest illustrate tha troth of the great principle to which the Cominitiee had been cooductird by their L i b ourN This. issinuipla was, that all restriction operated injuriously on trade—( Haar. howl—where it was not jostifie4 by some great political expedi. ency—( Bear, hear)aiiii that wherever such re. striction misted it ought to be removed, except where its continuance was tendered ovirasary by the !:ii:inlationst of Treaties with Foreign States, or to !4 • q± r t the revenue of the country. or to protect 14:0,ofactures and, trades which had beesi created owl lied grown op under particular regulation*, ahida could cwt now be suddenly withdrawn with out depressing or destroying those divisions of M. (tinily, and iojuting large classes of individuals. ( Hear, hear.)—The Committee had first looked ?t• the Nasigetion Laws, because they affected the commercial intercourse of the empire wish all other countries. By the.existing provisions of these laws, it appeared that commodities could be imported here fr Africa anti America osily its British ships. but from all other parts of the world either in British ships or the vessels of that country wh ere the commodity imported. hail been produced. G erm ane Hod the Netherlands were an exception— !litre were certain articles .which could he intro- dared from these countries in no ship whatever . . .The (2,ournittee had come to the opinion ik t it woold be expedient to permit the importation of any articles from a:I putts of 'the world, provided they t% ere curried iii British ships.— (Hear, hear.) — The worehotoning system had next engaged the ntterttiott of the Committee, and they had come to the conclusion that it was impossible it could be tno si :deft extended—that it would be advauta inotiS to Great Britain to allow all commodities to he tint io t ted into sod exported from her dominion, ro nn parts of the world, except her colones, wtth rt. I~ttte expeose as possiltle, with the exception, t , it rea.otts, of one article—linen. lie sino.4l cot now state the 14'11 , 011S ott which the t7lli (ti of the Committee had been grounded, a. Lr intended to call the attention of the 1...0 , e to the subject, with tl Viet, to !Mlle lonic t.,.:rl measure, early in the next Session of Parlia. rtlert.—(l!rnr, Aear.)—There wits one circumstance 11.1t1 mud( the Committee as remarkable; I.e meatit ilia multitude and complexity of the laws re...pct.:loz fttleign trade. Ili the year i 8 IS a ;midi. . - clipin o f rhein had hirer mark, and they were corn. t inted at 000. of whirl) 1,100 were said to be thee, Ile (Slr. 'V.) believed that great additions • t le to them since. Vi'heti the. flou.e con. ...Cie eel! il•ar. the vielalion of nov one of these sob. paiticoLar bin!) and cargo to seizure, it wool seam what a vexation to the merchant, an'; what a check to trade such a complicated syss ter!: must of necessity be. Cot he was bound to sate the conviction of the Committee, that in on. rieri.king to deliver the country from the existing s es"ric'ive system, it was the duty of the Legisla. line to do nothing rash or sntirlen—that they must c.•ntionsly tend gradually. lie feared a con sal, -.,1 , 1c time would elapse before the full berietit of r:ra rinks hr. lutd..tated could be enjoyed by the cow •tv—cud he believed that that ass the price e Lich. the country should be obliged to pi./ for rAn ti in t : co long In an itninlitile end narrow system ; tint be cl,erisheel the• hope that the time would ems:, it hen their whole benefit would he felt.— f/Irer - .)—50m..1 might think that they had not enough; hint thre at least unght to consider the I.:e!met as the first material step made towards a Pr's-re from that restrictive and exclusive policy the Legislature had too lung persevered, cr.." •o more enlarged and liberal principles than 1;:ch had hitherto regulated Our cote tttt ercial iroi•reo-r•ii with rolirr countries.—( / - fear, hettr.)— !,nd tired the reproach ad' this country. superior he r.. 119 to most of the nations of the world i •i ease'''l and :intelligence, that • flue example r her in her interenterea and coin. tn.rte eizii. foreigorrs, hail compelled other coon ', t „. t o fyilow the same course. He hoped it would be her "renroach uo 1004er.---(llear, hear.)-- 9-:,,,,1: site 1 , 11011141 He compelled by circumetances suppiarirt many of the existing restrictions fur a time, he trte3ted that it would be felt by other Si iii 5, that she did so from necessity, or a sense of :!rid not from choice; and shut wl'stever re. strictions on trade other countries might adoPt for the time to come, they would not lend an example acdiiist•licarines in the conduct of this country. 'flue Report eras then ordered to be printed. IRISH PEOMISSORY NOTES, Sze._ The [ri.le Promissory Notes Bill pa,seel through re Committee; and after some cooversation between the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFQUEIt, ". ,1 ilr, l.f)extrAßT, the Report nits received, and r•r'. to be taken into further comiderution this d month, and be printed. SIR W. MANNERS. Lordships Gad agreed .6 amine! Rills, end Je.ire.l • coot 6f rile Xrport .r the c•ubambe on 'the erhiemal Law. The autarenere were acquainted that the Hesse would seed es anewar by aerietu: 'gni or its .eu. TENNIr3ox preartittil a Petition from Sir AV, '.l toners, wha .41111 confined, by order of the Ilmrse, in Newgatr, stating that he had come to London when lie had heard of the order of the House for taking him into custody, with the at. most . tpeed which the dangerous rime of his health pertn.•ted, mid immediately surrendered himself to the cuFtealy of tie Srijeautt at Amu.; that he threw himself on the mercy of the !louse ; ex tirer4,:l his sincere sorrow for having done any tiling to ticnr its displetisur2 ; and prayed that he 7mght he discharged from custody without rerjuir. , rg ita areadauce at the bar. Mr. Teony4on w petitioner's health in ac respects %”1. in ».i::•1 a Mgt.. that he could not be.-at tile fehurk of a r-to.:Mard from the Choir. Petition having been read and laid on the table, Hodson Box. Etog. surgeon to Newgate, was called in and examined ut 11;bar. fir stated, that he Lad been in attendance on Sir William Mat:tiers in the aldrilitig, and that the state of his health was each that his appearance at the . bar won hi ! n attended with greirt dilficulty and danger. The Marquise? TITCIIVIELD thell {floret!. that Sir W. Manners be discharged from his Majesty's gaol of Newgste on paYment of his feet. Alter a abort cnoversation between Air. M. A. Taylor, Mr. Williains, Mr. R. Martin, and the of Titchtheld, .the motion was agreed to 1/1131iltooply. A Message hop the I..orda ianounced that their - - LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1822. The circuits of the Judges respertively are now in progress throughout the various purls of Vat kingdom,and never, we believe, within the memory of the existing generation, dui there appear in general calendars so light, with respect either to II e numbers of the criminals or the atrocity of the of fences. This circumstance is the more remarkable, us during the last spring-the country really la boured under very severe distress, and is some parts agitators were emulously employed in endeavour to de,snlve all the relati (((( sof society. Nothing, therefore, can speak more strongly in favour of the general moral character of the rummy thou the state of the calendar% throughout the seve!.;ll Inieed every day's experience, in. Iles the falsity as well a % cruelty of the %weeping intim tattoo% which nol . nders iu Mali sinew. and doir adliereids out of doors, Wee ermilniisly oast fur the last three years upon the moral principles of out pet,- plc. That the (tattoo in general were disgnateri ethd alarmed at the course of policy pursued by the. Go vernment cannot be doubted, but however it might please the Ministers of the Crown to charge tile people with disloyalty and veditinti to our political institutions, !hetet mild have been no pretence whatever to mix tip blasplirmy in their bills of in dictment. loom the existence of crimes no argu. meta can he drawn with reference to the strength or weakness of law, brcau.e they are always coin. mitted in secret and in the hope of escaping de. tection ; but their nature awl character ever afford evidence of the moral anti religions principles of a people, fur nothing hut religion can restrain man from the perpetration of dark and atrocious of• fences, when passion prompts and opportunity fa vours. lit those calendars. however, where there is the greatest mass of crime, however we may fiiiti offences against the positive iojunctions si) tweirty, we meet with few that violate the ordinance* of re ligion. We have heard much at various tinitor about titer immorality and crime that are, as it were, neces sarily generated by manufacturing establishments ; but we believe it will be found, upon .closer exami nation, that although in manufacturing districts three Owns exists a vast number of °Mimes, that the crimes charged always yield in malignity and atrocity to those that distinguish the calelithoili iu agricultural districts. In the former the number of criminals is greater ; in the latter the crimes are of a far darker character. Agriculturists are, from their habits or life, not so well educated as or . facturers, consequently when passim. acts with thew, its motions are violent in the extreme. Murder, fur installer. and probably on this account, will Ire found to be inure frequently charged ia agricultvt ral than in manufacturing districts. Wirrtiter this be the cause of this circumstance or not we do not pretend to aim, bon we think that the fact, as 1 . we have stated it, is at least deserving of some at . Notion. thatalay in the Chamber of Peen. The Moxiteat . itatee . that Spitiatlf ! 'tittir NI ilWithei leheintt ter the Seitai.N. 'nf • tat u LAUD in . Petit, hod netters, fkelt• passions. fur Nome. The Gomm rwilace adds,, , tbat be *Laguna ly *et oat for that city. '•'• - • ' • We hare reeeivrd Garentisa Paper. to the iith instant. At, arti c le dart! Vieura, July 2, soya— " Their Majesties the •Ettituok unit Emmen; And the Afcliduchen : MAMA Locum, Ditched of Pam*, line been for sows days at Peraeuberg.• on the left hank the Danube. They are expected to return to this city in. a few. drys. The Arch. inches, CLUIENTINA, Prineeas trf Salerno, arrived here ou the , 24th ult. having coin. twin Liuz, by water, on the Danube." • The Flamm of Commons ■djodrned lest night until Monday. We are extremely bony', t, date that the appear ance of the lisreett in geuerisl throughout the country is very fwvonrable. We are suit prepared ern s.sy hoW for &hi' munificence of Providence may 'trove acceptable to the agrieultusal interests of Atte country, fur it is evident that a good harvest at home, by keeping down the prices of rain, must he attended with the effect of ripening our harbours to the foreign growers, as.d ltringing them with ell their adventsge., neural and political, lido tinfniie titiou with our own fawners. 'We wivh.. that it were pottstble for us to twiner the proprietors or land to enteitoiti our notions upon this subjert, fur iu that case they would feel as we dti, thst every cirtinin stance which coutrilititt-s to promote the insourst. , turing industry of the country must redound to the interest of the land owner!. NVe have received a report of the proceedings on the state trimly sit Mtnlo.g down to Itslf-pAst two o'clock on Sittorday. John Baird, another of the pointynniir imply, hos been tried and found piing. The Glasgow Courier osys--“ It is reported that the remainder of the Botinymnir prisonets (eighteen in number) are to Weald GNilly, nod of coorse mitigation of punishment, as to them, will follow." Tlig NINO will hold a Levee this day, nt two o'clock, of his in Pall-mall. _ Yeatcrlse th- Esti of LIVIRPOOL hAd Nn sutliroce of the KING at. hiA Palace to Pall-mall. The Duki-% of )(Gait. CLattcNcit, and CAM EIVIDGE, smiled hi% IVlniv.sTY vp-terd..y. Yeoettlay the Oak- of Yottit held a Levte at hi% Office it, the Harm- flaatik us Commander-ilia Chief: The Svani-li Ambassador transacted business at the Foreign Office no Montiny. Philadelphia Fakers to the 1 ftli of mime cntitaio some intelligeore from ti-uth America, but not of a recent date, or of tricch interest. The following is an es!ract :•-•" Our correspondent at Newbury post . v.roirfli. UP of the 'arrival at I tt t place of the brig Toritrix, front Ai; Cates. Captain COOK staleo; that on the day lie left Aux Cases th4re was a report that the clty of Car; ccas was Punk by an earthepoake. It was not known what credit this re port was entitled to." MADRID, .IDLY 4.—The rrimfmr of 3 conspiracy at Madrid has canoed too‘ider:ible•aigittition to the province. of Burgos. The report of the Ktisn having fled wars iiido, , trinotiv circulated round the capital. Some stated that he maim seen during . the night or the 3011 ult. ut t. , 11 IP.glies front Madrid on th". route to Burgin. lii. IIAJINTY tinTillq! re. ",:v ~ '' 4- V i . % 4. • ~.....," 1 t • •t cit .......: tY .t_. IC. ' • ,-- ' „ , IN- it t c NY . 1.'"72'.;:•'‘ , „1.7 1 i.— . . ;,, ;*.F.el :t .: .. . 1 , 2 .. • . );442.-.7 - • fe l ettP ' ..• -,cre, .•J - IS •. •o. •• . . • iCOUItrOF CL4ti9i 111 T it r • the herds Gonsnsiasio•ors iippniated by the I[l*X 1 * heli sad &berm ore on thetas reinting so services OM* Msjestr ,. it: Coronstioa, assewilite4/yesterilay, in Porserlity oftlieir ail joule...air. in ilid•Pahited CAdasheV. The-Gal of Harrawby 'tindt the Chair at twelve o'clock ; hls Royal ll:..rhoesii the Duke of York oitliae us his rid's. and Sir /Minima Onset on his left hsod. The usher' Cons. thissisiiies, utivi 'Lord Healey, Sir Williams Scott, avid Sir H. Russell The Nnbli. Matron. directed William aditt. B°l the D'- lmq•Srejniel et Arms, in niche the Proclamatioa . foe silence, sod forelaiissawts to hriac is their pooh is support of their claims. Mt. Pearson, the SoHeim, of Mrs. Ate Greets', who claimed to perform the duties of Nanette on the day of his CTlllllllillll. 111 the right of the MUNI' of Little infewek, orberwiW Terrell, snider as inqoiaition taken in the nib year of tim reign of Kistg Henry VIII. itt the year 15541. There being no proof 10 +hew that the predecessors cif the claimant had clairtied to have performed the service Mace that lime, the Coed fudud teat the claim *as nut proved. An application atm made on the behalf.? Poe Ladies loughby and Chuiresomdeiry, fur leave to Freund a Petition en the nest Coact day, in coarquenca of the death of &int Gwydtr, for leave to appoint' a Dmuty Great Closusberlao. to the ditties of that oilier uti the day of IstA Majeaty's Coro nal Loo.-o-oGramted. His Grace the Duke of Tledfoorol'a nzetit attended, awl produced title deeds, &c. io maid' his claim to perform the meek, of King's Almoner on the day of his Majesty's Coro. not ,in e i g ht o f the ho-oolly aloof rustle of Redford. It ap peared that the rile of ibr ro:t!. '6l hear to the S.waa Bedford, whirls is the Dok,'s propooto. The castle of ft. Corot is held of the King by serrate of Elites Almoner on the Coronation. The tarn ice ssaa 110 forme , ' by the IMfACIII in poasession of the eon ale in the mien a Ellwafil The Court descoMiNCll, 111 , 11 WS alhows•o1 the Claim uf a ..... Isi t persons to do the same service, the Duke of B,llfoird could have °My a concurrent chins, which orns grnnted. Mr. Devereax, of She comity of WootioorA, ritteudod with statements of proofs to /11111‘1: :110 ° 16 1 10MM 111 coo re la sceptre and if.,.., hr. before his Allesty nu the day of tile Coronation. it 11111/c41141 11141 the Clailnint ' s ancestors per formed the service at the Commotion of Richard I. hot on *mood of hie not befog aloliF to ovum- that the service had been done since that period; the Conn decided thgt he bad not made grunt his claim The spot of the Ertel of Shrewsbury attended, vho claim ed to perform the enviers of Lord Steward of Le-lead at the Commation of his Majesty. The Court was of opinion that &Ilia claim did not come warier their jurisdiction, and referred ii to the King in Council. Sir G. Nailer, on behalf of Lord Kitiononl. claimed to bi• allowed to hare his place list the day of she Coronatitos of his Majesty, as Llllll King as Amos of :scut laud. The Court decided, if called un to perform services, lie should have his Ware. Mr. Wild chimed lo serve his Majesty with water on the slay of hi. Corrugation fur his hands, and to have the basin and ewer as his fee. The Court derided that be hail not made out his Claim.' The claims of 'the Doke of II o mod 111. MittilliS of Douglas, to carry the Cruo it of Scotland on the dsy of the Cu. mission, were both decided arional by the Collet. The Marquis of Ormond"; claim to do the serriees of Chief Butler of Ireland oon the day of his Majesty's Corona l• , was allowed by the Court, with direr-toms that it al Id be referred to the King in Council. dr to onts end what Ferrier' he w.is to perform, as Isis Grace the Date sit Norfolk had made *mil his claim to perform the service as Chief Buller of England. Alt. Estrourt's and the Earl of Abergorenny's claims to do the Ferric. of Lardereea on the day of hit Alajesty's Cenral titati;were allowed Ky the court. The Court adjourned at three o'clock, by pi °clams! ion, to Monday, the 24th inatoni, at twelee o'clock. • The Doke of CA MGRIDt E And Pri'it•e•tt AUGUSTA ditirti with the Duke and Duchy". of Uu.ouc ES rim on Sunday. On Monday night the Duke and Dtirliess of WELLINGTON had a numerotim !Hwy to a grand cur ri-rt ;n their Pict•adills. lint Duke and Ducii-si; .NEWCASTLE Eyre kit Paltinini-niti.ire. for their Clutiiher, N;ditt. rived 110011 lo excursion to the ropil residence of Prod°, load Ir ft the Metropolis e . orl proceeded with a ll spee d i n t o th e gaiil town or Burgos; where, it %VIM reported, f.re front his eneinifw, lie would con. voice the stwient Cortee, and suntorpo‘ the three er- The Earl of Illt , NTtNtnioN nod ritotily Pirrived kat week at Plymouth, iu Virir be:1111Ni yacht. Oil S.aordny gad FoltTEicuti tetorned to betst to I)evuo•lurr„ aßer au dk,o•tote ul twvive mootist , on the Cmitioeitt, tool was %v. -loomed by the liihalniants 01 Soothmolton In the moist smolt! manner. A ministerial toint, in , the excess of its ttem-vi. lent wishes towards the QUI:I7.V, hopes she will ii able tit wipe of the indelible *tutu cart upon her einirreter. dare a the Monarchy, as in times 'tam. The authors of this plot are ilier!otert•il, mod in CI ; the i n di ctmen t ; ;gattist thells ti preparing.---(/'oris l'oper.) About three years ago tbe Prince de (7sortelcirala, Ambassador front Nantes to the Court of Fraoce, en kr r oom from Lorolon to It's, was roblpll A SrEcenTEs OF !..4dr.er. :lA between Cratiimmt Deni.i. The robbers JEST"! visited Longleat, to the autumn of 1789, an eirriell tiff troop 10-!:rsil his Ci.fritige. s boil!: eon. i Iroitiro‘e cuiicuur.e of people I,ll,wilibled {roils Ii I:tilling a groat a t onality of shear plate, jewellery, 1 i4uuriers its the Park, tu the hope of catching it eight Slld Other Valli:llde property. They ellCtiril dere. of the Kinn. The imhle host, tomewhat tion until within these few days, when they were i inquired of his steward .shat was best to Ire door nip arrested by the troller or Pin They are three lit the uccubion, Who replied. that it. order to graiifv num b er . viz . M. Criss.rtil, owl two brothers "rimed the whole ussembhige, he would advise that hit Langton', resident at Sain t nrive, near Ssiiit Delik 'MAJESTY, would fruiiilererod to exhinit himself Thr greater p u t of p r o ! " rt b ee ,, f,,,,„,i from the dlt roof of the Walt-Mil. with Whiell it e with them, they haring been afraid to dispose of it. KING 111.I , Iiirly cortrirlie , l. Au attendant tank th e —(lbid.) It:gutting of. his MAJESTY. who wall Obeli M. Frediaiii, an Italian traveller, writes f r om to large assemblies, of how marry souls he im ot lit E 4 ypt that lie linos snorredrd, alter t 6 days of ex- imagine the mob brlpw couststctl, Oil whiell lies evasive fatigue across the defier'. a Lyb , . and MAJESTY esurteouAy remoil.trateit, " Mob, Sir. Martnerique. in reachiri4 t fait tits temple of iniinits a crowd dill I. disorderly ; the people b-loon Jupiter Ammon, called the Great Temple, which tare treseetible; rerrhitur!eilf You Pleases her en' mob:" 'nu appears 1.. have eliuteil riort the time of Ilis MAJESTY had heels pleautma of it Wilti.live Alexander the l; rest. M. Frettiasii hail %Ph him sltrphrrd, and 01.1.11Cd11011 was made by Mr. KENT. on escort of c 2 , 000 men , situ h a d t o fight hi s wa y to i to the late Mr. DAVIS, of llortringslium. ior that this celebrated monotnent.--tibid.) porpose, who procured it man treat Brixton De Irellll, of the 11/Me of W. DAPUNEY. The KING NXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM OUR TORRES rod Grimm' GO.LDIWORTUY bad frequent courser- PONDENT AT PORT:t.(I tiepijige :40IlTlHiDAT::iet, of DJUI6 Slue. „ mous with the thspitti . tt, with who ,. e ,tur pie man nos ssssss Mug am asintertess, and dialect, they were fief:plenty Captain HYDE PAUSING. f r om J ima . ' ti n " 1 ,,, t abseliCe blue, that souse alter!, were ttiii-:slug from :Ile 1.10; lug one Lieutenant. tire Master, Lieutenant of flocks, rind the +pollutions were traced ro pour 'Marines, roil six Midshipmen. Atso arrived the I)APHNEY. His MAJI , ASTY having her'. viiii-mt:tett Spatial., of 50 guns, Cent. Willi. Irmo litrhadoee. sbout l it useentiug hitni replied that he bad beet. his • c'osteEnruvitt.t. Governor of the LerviNrfl self the innocent occasion of poor DAPLIN Eves ci 'me; I.lainds, c rule I in her, :old Inadrd under that if he bad stiffened him to rental's out the Will: salute of in guns. We are sorry Io star that Al.r shire hilt's, lie.liad corstiutierl lust asks* as his sheep; Mimi Sir Ilumu PoPliam was vat) ill whets the that he had been reduced to Ins ruin.bv a Kant( of IphigeNia left Jamaica. oroprnicipled irritating' that then infested the neigh. sr tits Iligharsa the Duke of GLoUCKSTIta bourtard, who would corrupt au angel; that her arrived here at six O'clock ; he wire retetved by a should be 114i:harked, but uut prosecuted. TL royal salute. lb. litefhieva will Iliac with - our . G..vertror Sir GtOKOE COOKE ; Admiral Sir P m '? by , It° Y. l4l- cubl ' idrrsii "" butt niensenty, renciamten, •• .1 wag never cease to Gitoacz ChltritEl:l, LLCM. mid bad Coti • strse such a withetw.• ea t , pu 'ruler flO it with , my Bunmegi, will also dine with the Quvarnor. The Vogel I;eorp yacht read', atkl .41 go t r . r : er k .e. ' ' d h i n u, i t9 4 . k e t e ' it c" cu lli y..,4 l : l 4 U , A : .l:" iun *lll4l' his destitute . wrfe null an ht t' . of the harbour, this week. His MAJE.ex is pe e • • wort to , •rx'l W e tit or A tru ni ti , t . ue tra c ir e s ei ter w ttg ba z es y d at ion:, M.A.S.EiTials ierle•le .feLltett-ei embark' ot hi's Ira eteuiiiicti." • . , . . MEI • THE POl TII r•awi —c==m*Poicio*•lliiiillPlNG=x*gw_ 1 : • 1111711 1 / 1 1114 . ! . . 7. -• . OO, I P rIT iN $ ~,..... 4 . .......,.,60P•Ire *WI 4 sill.l‘Chspelt• lammed' of - Poe of - . 614 4 Petattates el ' Swap* Sete - ' obi Videllielietie town et North Waltham had to heart of tee midlth inhollrem.. t ever • was eadsaiebeed , •it s idea ;' fin 4141166 ,4 6161111 = stem theistdoe et Solistid essrfilky Ils sold karld fare or by ellapetp, sows set spgestiddie gewersotilkeetedw. Tom Cribborinod hisittelf is tag races UssidttO , of or. 4( talent, witheat either forme sr depot,. Ls hiMlettweed Ilbd pheseseease Restiell. • ilekther. Tsitosro 111.419114 gleftw. sod ell them wlen had bled se Marbly Pbtoledd the lin he os of the stleOwers of eetwer, sad t 1414 1.1 :: of welts' trifling dispute& No;with sirs with Leedom is pstrookeise her athletic *petit, astl • vssity &MAW of et yetesble spitstreetee tutees. eat, bat whether to get • leseso be Iry New etineesees. ee to witness noweity, is sot foe U.S. disuse. iiii Irma Oa *mem blerw preornt our inteossmat sewer witnessed hatore. The ones, at number was 311,11 1 10 persons, and the ardifeate preodot. of an appears's,* rout nuossosol to the Lotdon riouc. Net to he bear eves by Obe great Cemmoselerof the lastoolo,/ roar, or the,ingenhoos Coatisewory who terms the e1.a.., die • Not rich U.siopao Club have dame korona set ring meas.( eleP , - riur to the Cordon Rey le, the stake. !sting toeher. sea 41.41 e 4 10 , 6 an prepared as not to injure the men to 401.4 t0,h144.. In addition to this,.in one part of the ring a 1.1.0f.r.• was erected of imierrome heigial. au as to rive a distinct ~,,.. to Are bloodroot 'monitors. We direoes hont so some soa. the Itoneb , l` ear 'Atoka k•••• Nucleic's oleos omen% vet, es - cordiag to the prying information' of a bleeltem.th.,,, ice bah -elo.larree to Welshain, to two thonms4 emit hot', au-t Iles rnm.borstes oar dpiorion of Mt ilineinsu: nuals' , rer. asaenahted. Yarmouth. Cromer., sad the to wiiiii+ 4- Iwesily and flurry miles foetid, peered In Cirri, ;ors A. 1., ihr once, Painter has tartly mused patolicar. al N.... w!rh, awl IA I esp4Cl - .11. lie was brat by Ohs., al rUir,po-.- I.oi It-itoge 4.. me yeAr% tante, when both num wrr• ,:tsime •:, I lute thry ii-,-Ir toomcsrattwely mere nun lee. in crirunt• 1 • Ithe mr•cut al y. Oltver woo that fiord, but be ••••• an,. a 1 puoisheA, :MI 00000 WI trained by CIIIIIiIIIII Marc ay. 1 , o! fizhi we ale a1..,..1 to record load mammy c100n.44-4, sitoi .:, Liu., ili.phy of .cieurr WWI arm., seen. thivet fi.el V. ~red the mix sill, his seconds, Coabl. and IVlrtiet, •.... P ' •r follow/rot, when the paltence of the pattlson; el. In a state of tithettoioe, accompanied by Sprinz a. hi. or cot,d, snot a l'on..lra man unliamnis to the ring as boa troll -. holly.. A p,rley then ettsurd as to Palmer% toed td re. c , ivitso the wageuto-monsey without Oliver bsv.n i.ia pa; • tifi pal lun in it, and this auusuutird to II kn.., nor 1.,.,, • 11,1,1 pounds, and there was an extra 'suitor a atods , .4 a Ilea I for th..se who entered the fil4M. pet* gar siesek Tilid a, , .. i ammo. ti to a (real remake, ad let titan two aiNe• •-•,ut• :1 ,- s $ll4 tfOrt;il to the amount of 2001. Suquerfoir/ ilitt•im: a took itio4: 4 ! ht-tweruihe While hap see deed lox us it, um.; shirr.'. ...t Is nciei-il the right Of 101064 iiii 116.• .0 ~, Z , 1 .11 ga Mr, god Ilorti Mt (fed it. Belling hto 4 ton Nucl.!, wii.• wrighril 13• I. 41h. and Oliver ltd. bib. The ring of 24 fret w,, ro, ! l i r a ~, ~,ro•lielii style, 5,,.1 an outer tits: of bin go. 'or ,p .i... *ea. formed @nth ropes, shy lu It.:cio basic tae anxtuns p-.l,strJaka. s- ! 4 7 • • 4 . . 411‘ ... ..„• • It . , Ise itimuris. I itAfirras Auto OUTS.. lONIAN ISLANDS. Mr. HUNS onovre!-- Mt an humble Adifress be preseistea to his iisjesty. praying that his Majesty srnithi be ernehnsiity to owe ttietetions that there he held before •the Horne sn alt street of all expenses interred by the GOTersiatert of Gteat BlS4lllill in the lonian Wands, fop the yew eliding the Wall • Decensber, 1819. O. tiered, utter a few words from Mr,Gou Lovas. GAOLS, /sc. Mr. H. Cave obtained leave to bring in a Rill for convolidating the provisions of several Aft. relattog to gaols, peuitetatiary homes, and houses of correction. Mr. H. CIA 'S moved an Addreve to the Croan fore copy of the 4th Report of the Cummimiloistr4 appointed to iouluireluto charitiev iu Euglaud and Wryer...-Ordered. The Ilyube then adjourned till Monday next. FoREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS. JULY 13. King heard MUM yesterday in his •psrt usent, after which lie traibieted business wills the Prsoident or the Council of Atusisters, and his Excellency the Nlinister for 'Foreign Affairs. Almost all the towns and cities of France have began to offer up prayers to (leaven fur the bole deliverance of the Ouches* of Berry of a Priner, to perpetuate the stock of the Lilies. Several Journals have announced that M. Birthed lomeo Pergaini set out front Paris, while he hail been seen in some public places, on Isis wad• to London. The passport of Perguitli was examined for Rome, at the office of Ilse Prefect of Police the day before yesterday, as also the passports of ail the Italian iv:messes in the suite of the Queen of Essgfilid.—(llloniteur.) The Court of As•tsrs yesterday condemned the Sieur Bolisquet I)escharups, for sedition* expres sions, to Five years' imprisonment, and a fine of 4,000 francs., Two persons of the lower elm of people were sentenced fur r like offence, one to six mouths and the oilier to two montlis imprisonment. The Five per cent. Consuls, it f.; Dark Ac tions, 1,3751 ROUNDS. TIT i'i'i i i I) ; The Paris Papers of Saturday last have striver'. The debate 011 the Budget was tv eulOurruve - ✓: . . ~r -;; clutlnu was used blAsre the combatant. sort, 31151 1.1.0ne ma-irr lv ut flinches excsfrd othisirsti.m. o;iar. nSade i ut.fir too nOf Painter's heavy • bitting 11:...4 kotti- TIAM y lusstie so •iy, tool Pauster placed NI 14:41-1•414 , 1 Lit up o n like j , aIA io elossing gut Ohm's Arad C0110111...1 Will, :Al, 141 :Mo. 11 1,1 hill a gum! weaving maul, as ;Cas ; btu f his, hull.!, and name amuses tutu vir,r carbonyl'. gore Ili. head is.cliumg furna r st for Oliver to ulakr p':,s, :soil in trying fur a Irfl•htiiiiird kit upon It, he l p!, sereitra torn blurs sued •tsselzliug far 'the throw (floret a oil it, list Paiutcr but (fetid...lly Mt 6,l of tbe mond, and the uproarious applause of 11l y people roiil,l boas, been heard milvo 2. Oliver plare.l a .mart left-handed bit mum bit asets. ▪ busly, l'aisster aiewed final blond 1/11 .i.tr of she U-he, I• llse "este in the former round, whstls looir.l Ll Minutes. Olitar pot, lei! Painter's right baud /1/1116, and U. tests' el upon the thrust with the I. ft band, whets leollit f neon. fighting, bull-slug &Alton, funk place, 1,0 I .sight ally, unit set med . to &pens.' upuu his . heavy 'sea tis al. thiarr placed blows left and right ',puss Paissicr's brad ; a sally rut:owed, and enuoi.r-liitis were exchanged., when Pointer got him neirersorYii brad ogsi• nude, Isk, arm. Bout SOlvoioiolurr.l aoetr punish...rut, sad gut (Haver lm)...id rd arsusa Ilse 10 Wer tope of the ring, mud let hiss gu dun La Without Intl ine li•us —2 to I sm Painter.. 3. Olives iiiAre.l a Ir• mealtime riiiii:katieled hie rsaiy's which hit him away, and het iLr loon% liisryra m extra and tLrets kIW lu atln►e. Beiticg as MI the comm. ticoortit. 4. A gillAut rotsiasl, 111111111 Ch winch %kill was di.l.l.s)roi, Int Paiute.' n 1,1 1 ,44141 vinrk.winded al Mr onset. He Co". 11.% head again ind , ,r.• ()hirer ID wake play, and an.. fru rim bus Ilft 111U1 uu w lii lorhird 4)lirer's right, 111 plat, Is.* foirp o iddh ',cid Ito 0.1.41 blow, in which he u.rce e.b d list (lls*s•r , Ir , ll 111111, 31111 11441 the beat of b ust lb, ...„,•• ..f slue weavitly: close az , sist. Ili s• • gave INitstrr f!, at Itssot k..l.usete blur with lila ri;lsi hand opoarl!:11 110 ., 111, and 11.1 ting w . ts even. . . . . . 5. Oliv..r place-41a Irt't•handerl blow noon tbe land, awl s daring fighting round followed, in skirls Ponder placed our of his light handed intizzlers which litlaitoifi.4l his..utagonist fur the foulness. No Seller voltage could be skew., said dm rise and take game was the order of figlininz to every past of the osier, mild buds were tired, and Oliver das thrown. 6 Both distressed her wind, sparred at ',speaks' di - Inux• sisal iloy had pl. - tially recovered, when Oliii.l p ' .at iJ a heavy left -Imolai al Mon upon his adversary's 531. and a I Iti.e followed. in which Shiver had the worst, and both west down_ 7. Both were too tired to commewee hitting until Painter made play, when a very determined and mealy tois.o4 wan folozlit, and both wefr down again. much 8 Painter's right ,sale was nearly dark, tied, hut thins forms, h.ove at each ottwr agate with great zallaully. b Painter Ilivored his antagonist by a heavy blow Lehisd the re.. 9. Oliver placed two good blows upon his Adams y't toad in this roofed, mot P,l , titer appeared Ilse 1114. i 11141. s••:1 of the two, and had lost hi* strruglb of hums.; (tom niusl, and u. cintaing both were down, Printer fouler; mos. Oliver WWI behknl to win at b and 6 to 4. 10. Mob were .o oteurh distressed, list is adr..ocwg to wards malt uther they dropped tb. ir bands as if COMpl'IWIll. of ir inetuhly I. bn.t each other. Mau 4114 y du/ yrst t oak .osur shught..roue took place. and at she cluse o:ivi.r carat down hunt the eti; et of own blow. 11. This was the last mood, sad rvtlirr ahnipily fermi. noted the futnh in SA minutes. Oliver went ta nos It • winch drsperatiun„ Although blerdinc (riche from the but Vitutta ' s beset sfu wed moat of pun sinusrus, and huds fl ittples hail niwily stopped his sight. Oliver had a'. hi she Best pint of the sound, big be received a heavy tut to a close upon the temple. which looted hiss, and be tookd ant route %vein to time, :ind the &anal was a welcome nee° su the cuuqueror, Painter, whose existence was at stake. R EM ARKS. . . . . It sos altogether • many ftglar, and boils area peeled us root ecailiti,.u. l'hasges took p!.ce in Dearly rsa y r.n.441. hut Painter's heavy right batal, a Stb Dearly • atone I' of weight laser Oliver, r 4vre him a dechl. d Both behaved So lbe most manly greeeer, sea both displayed the sciruce ; hot P.inier was dtc must punisbed tof the fr.n appearances. A iiecund battle fur a purse 0(50 Er laces, between lifeline I and Ike Itiresseginie yuietb (Siteepsed), was wee by Martha in 41) arsuralta. Saerp*urs was beet by reperier streintli sod it was by as weans a tenni Geist. . . Ott the evening of Tuesday se'uttight. •Pet,:h croft, Wertever. war thronged by a cotopitlerable number of people of all chigoes. attracted , tluther by the stovot . veuttleteoce of throe wen. co4)tio‘r , !older the droefoituatieu of trb-p:escherth or 1:un• who were behlusg forth there it& the open air, it., 4pbt to O&M:totem and eepeosoieut of t1,.-jr !worm. , 4hibe 13hoeroet uratos et re reheard sit Artb . 1 9'‘ 4 4. 'ge m ' 1"!.00•""'s !IVP.r.* AI ;90110 Cu, *taro, pilow.:L tY %butbridge. , • titer the ml°l4" of Marines, MIA silt Nllll.llipmeti. Pt!so arrived the fl,,ck 1. , dill.l t I.e siiisii.iiiiiiis weir traced .0 pour i- 7 . 7:,".".7.,...-.--- b ,,,...;;:;;Y e r;;T b ‘ 1 31 " . 0. ," 1-';;;;;Z:sw-i the r the crimes are of pa , an. o guns. ant. lin, non ir, d der. S I f5O C IV 1 li b d I)APHNEY. sits MaiI:STY having hero con-taerk , ino, ( ruts app .; ~4 . .„c ra. about pi tiseenting hisof ► replied t i n t lonl Welt h i t • 1 A ,i,,,,ad b a tik f oe a p . m . Grso guineas, between Wattle thuri►is are, front Li.rtl t.'nstenntatJtv, Governor of the Leeward self the moot-cot occasion of poor Ds Pit t 4 EY's el ine; I awl the Moonset:to poitb (Ssospria), vise woo by Mardis ducateil as rnl . I•lunds. e ,ote I to her, :old I A;itird under a , that if he had outfitted him to tensaiat on the ‘Vilf ii" 4 ° musulft• t im m P" °° " 1 "' be.* b Y "r efiug 6" "" th ' iine nos with I twin. „4„,,. o f IA gun s. We are sorry 111 SI Ate• that Ao. , shire hike, he had cusitiuuttl bat mita* as Ins sheep ; i matt it was liy ow means a riadttebt. ilf ,, uo . NI 0 „1,,,... tairal Sir I loMg i'OIPII,I6M *4l ifir.iy ill when the tile, hr hail been lirti I to his toto.bv of f , - . d gang IS 11CCOu l it. dial lye IphigeNia left Jamaica. Oa the evening of Tuesday se'uttiglit. •Pit,:h- -44 "lit, lt7yal Iligharal the Duke of GLOUCItSTRIR " lio : r ri ti el ui e , i d P , le w d L t il , l _ ains ,,, "l th ell infe ' led , the ., nei4ll. cunt, Wort.eVer, was thronged by a couoiderable irged iii ageieultit- uu woutt; corrupt ell anger ; tort 114 ch ,. .svi ti ,, e „, t 1,,,, arrived here at six U' clock ;he was ► etetved by a should be 411 ._.,.__. , but , .... number of people of all classes. attrectad,tbolter lw;ttargeu, out inosteuteu. - 111 „ lb, 111,. / .1 I itietaetat will dine with - ~ uer fellow. ' , ovetv.wervi be itoyeL eel . I . itiereiim l Dy the isovtlsireunietatice of three sten. coming- eor not we do nr•t "Tit salute, our G'vrruor Sir Gtuatio COitiKE ; Admital Si r' r k that the fart, HS and demerits', ritclavasest, :. I wilt never cease til soles ~_l l° dr. "P!, ' 11 , 4 ,"° 110f ! alb- F ew h i"' or 14 " ° ' ,„ s i„ g 0. ,„ ca , at . GEORGE CAU ruELL, G.C.. 11 , mid bad' C oy- scree such a aniate ,.. • I C.u► ou longer , tto tt . woh , lo i ,lefa. wilt► were ropisiug, forth %titre to We open Jir, B ER meas, will also dine with the governor. ' crtwik, brit 't NM . with a mutate' " • t7pon whitib tilt • I '' i 'l l 4 lotitiCt.!o'llei""" and mu ll iftlibeut of ... . i. The huge! 1:torl(e yacht is react', stir) y4I go I. .. tered jut • i . . . - .. • .•: .• .. - . iliili !warms.; ' ttineiant orator* ors rettaartli fits N. 1 .0 1, J .:, 'A P X, I I .i,.,,srerttd .ii yin.tx to. . 41.,..., Hibe 9 .4 l 6.oery be ar . r . u .) :, ,, Apd . .Ina destitute wile wa: - . • n se. thir. SiAdsiiitta iii4e. a . .441 .. WI . -of ' s ,:kt.'Y r ;' l :l, e3 , 4 44 : 1 11 11"4 . 1, Fro l" c „ - i t o tfeta gu 11eC 414 : , 4 ,1 1-,-- ,. : z • last have striver'. i. O x '! ), C .. , ,: " l f .l i i hw iti l e " l . l l l :, 9 l u ; .: I !;is or 7, A v e l k i i nitat toes Ras Iv edt.nigrUi:e -• r I opt I - I ► v eaCuisi 11 ' Clll Jur us 0 04. ' . - '''' ' ' itt titiiett 4 ' ~ • ) . - .. . . .• , . . . • . . • • . . . • . .. . . . ... . • • . • • , ... . - • 7-