The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-04-07 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY, Arm'. 7, 18-20. ALIIIMING INTELLIGENCE FROM GLASGOW. The iatelligence received yesterday from Ghia get.. and Paisley is of a most alarming Nod paitifid titiciiiitiun, such indeed as threatens that part of tit, empire with the immediate horrors of an insur. te.!tin. lu the course of Saturday night and Surto (Ivy nioriong, an " Address to the People of Eur lr,land, and Scotland," was popted upon the in Glasgow and Pai.ley, and in all the maim facturitig, towns and villages for a dozen miles -round. This Address calls upon the people to come forward instantly, and " to effect, by force. 11 reeit.ted, a revolution in the Guyer:meat." It lic.4 no signature, but profes.es to he sulociihrd " by order of the Committee of OrganizaCoa for forming a Provisional Government." It is dated 11,pril I. 'this Address is nothing !limn of an actual tie. , chiratitsts of war against the Government and as ouch it aas very naturally regarded by the Magi:. I:ates of 'Glasgow in a Proclamation which they I issued on Sunday. They described it as " a direct decloration of immediately intended hostility to ' 1 the Government and Constitution of this coun try." They speak also of its " treasonable ob jects," and warn the people, " that all measures, in prosecution of such objects, will he regarded as nil Tusurrection against the Goveruntent, and be in 'tautly put down by the most prompt MILITARY ExEcuTtoa." They further speak of information which they had received, of " the intention of those who issued the aforesaid Address to bring in bodies of mien from the country in furtherance of their Traitorous purposes." The language of this Pro clsittssiiessa is, indeed, of a must alar aaa it sg character. We t'all drily fervently hope, that the firm attitude assumed by the civil and military authorities will have the .1 - 1-ct of itistnsirlatissg 'lie tit luJed inn's, from !soy attempt to accomplish their erimirral desiring. Troops have, tit Cglifit(illeittr of 1,11i9 inflamtnutury "ism' treasonable Address, beta directed upon Glas gow. We traits from the Edinkirglt Outruns, that on Monday moo g the ' 3oth seglinent matched from the Castle for Glasgow ; arid also some troops of the 10th hussars, front Piershill barrack% fur the 83111 C (plater. The occurrences to Gl a s g ow were tint, oil Monday, generally known .iu Etliotturgh. Mif ut obedience ; to the isajutie• lion cutstsined iu the Address " from the Com mittee of Orgenizatioss," that all people should 'desist from labutar from sod after • the lot day of April, the weovese..tullierty sad cottoompinutts of (Amigos and Pole* ' , tripolis fur sibti/PDlft, t pant to work on Moutley aver Lustig & sips' MI "tutu were crowded thew walk* ritittiovitt the full enjoyutertt ..of.:edleoutur . 1 119 m force statioDed in Glop., jN tonaidebie. and large reinforcements are mereitias thither from every direction, so that no fears need be entertained for the ultimate safety of the town; bin it ii intensely painful to think how mach 6166(196d end .itsdiei dual misery must be the'conie4hrnee of any rash Milreiolent'&nulitct on the part of the people. inte'lligence was received. by Government yester day from Glasgow and Paisley, down to three o'clock on Monthly, at which time the 'trees were much crowded with the unemployed workmen of all descriptiors, but no mould disturbance had taken place. The greatest few, however. p►evailed, that the night would not pwis over tranquilly. The following is a copy of the atrocious Addresa referred to " ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. FRICNDS AXD Consettrattn—Rousso from that tor pid stale in which W• have been souk for so many yet riS We are at length compelled, f rom th e ex t rem i t y o f ou r sisA tering., cud the contempt heaped upon our Petiiitsus.for redress, to assert our RIGHTS, at the hazard of our lives and proclaim to the world the real motives, *bids (if not Migreprrseseled by designing men, would have nulled all ritriko have reduced us to take up Att*s for the redress of oar Connive Grievance... " The numerous Public Meetings held throughout the Country has demonstrated to you, that the Werra,' of all Classes are the same. That the protection of the Life mid Property of the Rich Man, is the interest of the Poo► Man, and in return, it is the interest of the Rich, to protect the Poor from the iruu grasp of DaseoTtni ; fur, when its vic tims are exhausted iu the lower circles, there is no assurance but that its ravages will be continued is the upper: Fiw once set in motion, it will continue to mare till a snecessitin of Victims fall. " Our principles are few, and founded on the basis of our CONITITUTIOV, which were purchased with the DRAM. war Becton of our A NCTITORS, whicli we swear to transmit to posterity unsullied, or PYRISH in the Attempt. Equality of nights OW of Properly;, is the object for which we couteml; and which we consider as the only security for our I.I2FILMS and Lives. " LAI us chew to the world that We are not that Lawkss, Sanguinary Rabble, whirls our Oppressors would persuade the higher circles we are—but • BMAYB sod Gamow Prot.Lit, determined to be FRES. LIBERTY or DEATH is our Motto, and IVe have sworn to rehire home is triumph —or return so more! " SOLDIERS—ShaII you,Coantryoses, homed by the sacred obligation of an Oath to defend your Country and your King from enemies, whether foreign or domestic, phone your RATON En into the bosoms of Fathers sad Brothers, and at once sacrifice at the Shrine of Military Durango, to the uurrlenliug Orders of a Cruel Faction, those feelings which you hold in common with the rest of mauklud ? SOLDIERS, turn your eyes toward SPAIN, and there behold the happy effects resulting hum the Untog of Soldiers and Citizens. Look to that quarter, and there behold the yoke of hated Despotism. broke by the UMINiIIIOII, wish of the People and the Soldiery, happily accomplished without blood. ghee. And shall 'IOU, oho taught those Soldiers to fight the battles of LID/MITT, refuse to fight those of your own Country.' Forbid it H ! Cowie forward then at once, and Free your Country and your King bum .ahrt plataCe- of those that leave held them too, too hum in thraldom. " FRIENDS AND COUNTRNMIN—Tbe eventful period has Dow arrived, where the Services of all will be required, for the forwarding of an object so universally wished, arid so absolutely necssary. Come forward the., sod assist dome who have begun iu the completion of so arderoos a task, and support the laudable effort', which we are about to make, to replace to BRITONS those rights toosecrated to deem, by MAGNA CIIARTA, and the BILL of Rums, arid Sweep from our Shores that Corruption which has degraded us below dm dignity of Mao. • 6 , Owing to the misrepresentations which have gone abroad with regard to our intentious, we think it itulispea "ably necessary to OrCLARZ inviolable all Public and Pri vate Prop:. ty. And We hereby call upon all Juniors of the Peace, allot all others, to suppress Pt and Pure- Mt, of every dercription i and to endeavour to secure those Godly of such uffeuces, that they may receive that Puitisbuttni which soda violations of Justice desnaud. " la the present stales( affairs, sod daring the continua. lion of so momentous a struggle, we earnestly request of all to desist from their Labour, fmm mod after this day, the Fiala OF Avast ; mud attend wholly to the recovery of their Rights, and consider it as the duly sf every law not to re commenee until lie is in possession of those Rights which distinguish the FREIMAN Go. the SLAVS i viz. that of giving consent to the lassekbp which he is to be governed. We, therefore, re :osinstend to the Prupetesoes of Public iVinkv, and all sobers, to stop the one, and sheet lip the other, until ureter is restored, as we will be accossiii•ble fur nu damages which may be sustained, and which after this Public tuliniattus they can have no claim lu. " AND We hereby awe notice to all those who shall be found cars yang arms against share who intend to regenerate their Counts y, and restore its 1111111.1111TMITS to their Name I.II6VsTY, We shall consider them as Taarrons to their Country, and lE:trams to their King, and tryst them as such. "By order of the Committee of Organisation Fur forming • PROVUIONAL GUIIIOIOIIIEIIT. " Glasgow, lst April, 1820. .Jestiee.—The wishes of ell good Rgmll AM wish w.—Join it:yeti/or sad 'wake it use CAIHIR, *ll4 the NSHORI of the EARTH shill hail 'Utley, when the Strudard 10( LHIERTY Ann be raised ow its Maio' Sea." The following is s copy of the Proclsewtinti issued by the fklldeistrates: " PROCLAMATION.--BY THE LORD PROVOST AND MAGI STRATES or THE CITY Of GLASGOW, THE or LANARKSHIRE, AND THII JUSTICES Or THE PEACE VIAL Tilt LOWZR WARD Of TOR SAID COUNTS'. ' tVberess, we have observed with mach surprise awl courant, a limbly &Adieu's and Treasonable Printed Paper, posted up this morning, not only throogbont the city, hat in numerous places in the suburbs, dersominaird Ass Ad • dress to the lithabitants of Great Britons and Ireland; wind, is obviously a direct declaration of immedialely intended - Motility to the Government sod Constittitim of this country : We Mei by once Inure give notice, drat alt attempts whieh `shall be made to follow up the iafisminasorysporit sad urea tunable objects of that Address, will be instaily resisted by the civil powers, aided by the strung_military force plocerl at (heir iliiposal.; soil that all minnows by soissibisgis of in prosecution of ouch designs will be regarded as sip insurrection against the Government, sod he iwstionly pet down by the roust prompt military t steentisio. •Add whereas we kayo been 'ermined, tbet• it is the lossoliss atl those wile be,. lauded ilieslbiodsid 411dilibis4 is bring in boars of roes Mist ibs esesttry, IN itsVGlNSOilibe of their insiorsas purposes; wf lisseby ears all labs plovers ie shams haw Ws, s istsirssi is *fir l bibl lld the keeihseet dew, ef ;their byes. Acrd sad oreffaillopesse islibessiiii of • Ibiarite lftheit4ili dlliglgt is the egad 4 1111P01 , shin/ is le Ibisimesili li St alb*/ Pte the Rccaston, and when they should tell him that the bane had come, they might committed his ezertions...--(Applamse.)--.They bad heard with much pleasure the powerful refutation of the principles pot forth by Mr. Owning in the . iierch delivered that night by Sir Prancis Burdett. He had another speech of that Right Hon. Ger. tlennan's to observe upon. To use his own outdo on Shakspeare, it would indeed he painful • .1 "To tine one drolt of that immortal mac* ' (A laugh.)--Lliere the Honourable Gentleman went into a lung and able refutation of a speech , nronoiiiii et' by Mr. Canning, .t the B.rck-bone Liverpooll—After divelliog no the sub , •rt of liefuirm, to which he said he was an solemnly v kilge(l, the Hon. Gentleman concluded by saying tluAt lie would endeavour to merit the applause and cniiii.knee of the Citizem of Westminster, by fol lowing to the footsteps at a great but humble dig. tatter. their worthy Repre&eutative, Sir Francis Buidrlt. (Greta applause.) 'flue nett toast— " The IL ("inters of Middlesex, who by their spontaneous suffraers have elected Samuel Charles Whitbread, E•q., the ptedgvil advocate of thorough Reform iu Parliament," which was receives' with the loudest and most lively applause, and drool( with three times three. jr.M C. SHAW LEPEVRE, in the absence of Mr. 11'hitbreatt, returned thanks, and congr.itulated the country twins the late decisive triumph of Miild!vex. • The next innq was— " Cochrane, the intrepid champion of South Ame ric,in tu.l. pewlence, and the cause of Liberty all over the World."—Tone, Peruvian Maid. A Sung by Mr. Murphy. " Tlx glorious Revolution of Spain, and *ay her exam ple cot:wince despots of the futility mud wickedness of rely in, en the force of arms to repress the force of public uplition." Titxt.vext.t. next proposeti— _.. _ . " Liberty or the Pms—it it like the air we breathe, if we have it uut we the—which was drunk with thirty tunes *lace. The tit xt tniot wag— The Vial by Jury."—(Applause.) I•nmedierrh idler this toast was drunk, the Chair. man, 101!:IWe by Sir Francis Burdett, Ur. nob. an,l the stewards, left the room. cry of " Nlr. Hunt" was unused in the room. Alter sonic time itlr. Hunt appeared on the table, tend was received with much applause. Ile cow• plant✓ll that a fellow under hint had called hint a blackguard sod a scoundrel—(A•atne! name ! NI , . Mist said that he had left the room. —(Ap yiluese.l —After.soeue observations on the lust tooot, " The Trial by*Jury," he next remarked on the sinking of the Jury at York, in winch he look °c reation to blame the Whigs in that county. He then elsistscril en the result of the lute West. 'lnsister election; though he hail formerly felt it his duty to %nipples,. he now rejoiced at the triumph which iodep✓ndcoce obtained.—(applause.) Ur. • after a few observation", eat down amid the applause of the room, declining the ho nour of pitting in the Chair. '('he company shortly alter brcke up. TH E PRESS. I lohbeNi• keep themselves sea lbeir `mike within &Mei, sad os so accomet to snisele olth 'those who shall be so. teeny .iolsli.g the lemur the country. tiliestim, April it, Solite pinatas were errest'sd in Glasgow for stick. ink up the ireosonable Address. on Sunday worn ing, and lortgrd in the Police Office of the pone. The Caledonian Mercury states, that the signal far is rising was to he the nonoirrivel of the London mail ; but by whet means it was to be impeded the writer does not The r•lfirial account of the nett pradace of the whole revenue fur the quarter ended on Wednes day the Silt inst., and also of the charges epos the Comm/Waled hind for the same period, has been published, and will he found in anothiti prirt of our columns. This statement we Bud i with on feigned regret, is far kss favourable thaw that which we communicated yesterday, for the in. ereuacip. the whole revenue over the ramming of the corresponding quarter in the lieu year, instead of being 947,000/. as we were at first led to believe, doers not exceed ei1,3311. Compering the charge upon the Consolidated litrad alotie, the pro duce of the entire revenue for the Tindery there appears a sarplas of not more the 777,6171. which is the whole sum arriving frossiimeuedmary reverinea of the country shot can be lividirible •in the habds of the Ctu..NceLt.ort of the Eecti64loEll fur meeting the extraordinary expenses of the quarter, including the marine, militmy, .sod other ea ts blishments ! This circumstance, however, is not apparent from the manner in which the accounts have been scut from the Treasury, for while in one column is presented an account of the charge upon the Consolidated Fend only, there appears in the next the total produce of the estile revenue of the quarter, embracing the Consolidated Fund, with the annual and oilier duties, and then a comp.- 'ism) is very disingenuously made between the charge of the one and the produce sollha ether, that the public might be led to belierre that the surplus of 777,6171. is. 1 be found in the Conso lidated Fund It is also our duly to inform the public, that the Clerk of the Treasury who prepared this statement fur publication, assisted in his account of the pro. , duet of the April quarter of 1119, the sums received under the head of " Arrears of Property Tax and Unappropriated %Voir Duties," which in that quer. ter amounted to 95,7971.; so that the octal( caress is the argues: of the mosey received at Ihe Treasury during the quarter just ended, over the money re ceived in the April quarter of 1819, instead of being 921,331/. as the Gentlemen of the Treasury would represent it, amounts to no: essdetAlkeet 126,3941. 6th April, 1819. sth Apr 11,1919. Tema reimnse see* ed.. 1140,147 1 713.,.. f.14/0419.94, Nemec . 2125,534 In the present financial embarrassments of thir country, any increase of revenue is an event sone.. treinely desirable, and so wholly unexpected, •I we can readily encase those who indulge in 'dip enjoyment of the prineut good, without stooping nicely to investigate its immediate source, or vs. fleeting upon the probabilities of its continuance. The public, however, who ate the most interestedl in corrrcily understanding this matter, cannot fad to perceive that in the Customs there is a falling' otr, as cunipsred with the corresponding quarter o ft the last year, of 158,647/. ; in the Stamps of! 117,533/. ; and in the Post-office and 11 2iscri 1 91 aeons Dutirea of 4 4 ,0001. The increase. , over ,) yesterday anticipated, will be found princi..! pally no •lii• Excise, and no doubt for the' r.asosis we then mentioned ; but although con siderable, it is by tin means 60 extensive -.lb the extraordinary rosisninpt ion of excisable *ticks during a general tl.:ctiou would lead us to inspect. The causes of this increase in the revenue being temporary. the increase itself camsot hold out any very flattering prospects of financial improvensent,l more especially as the produce of the last quarter! must have derived souse aid from the new tares. But when, on the contrary, we find a serious diminu tion in the amount of the C 1131110114 and in the pro duce of the Stamps, in the furmer of which there appeared an improvement in the April quarter of 1819, and in the latter only a comparatively trifling diminution. We cannot avoid refi r ing same appre• heusiots that the hopesaf the Lords of the Treasury are fated to be in the present year grievously dui. appointed. The Illoniteur of hiontlay hot has arrived at our office. It cuotisios a Itoyol ortlisoloce isourd oit Saturday, cuuswitutitig the Commit tee of Censordiip over •ilie periodical political writiogs. The Comttlittle cntoists of the Struts Annatiskt.; AUGF.It;`, tAtIDOs ; D'Easitow Y. fotuterly Gust-rum of tote Academy of Grenoble; LADE4RD DB CHERVAL; LoURDOURIX, and Matt Milt& 'These are•tepreseuted fur the most part us trrp •thorsly literary. A beyond ordinaisce of the :NOR' date euaatitates a CousiCil charged with the .atspervistats. of the, f:coaorbliip, mid uumitiates as . members J . abir Council the Swore Lion's, VERGRa. (Aussie... sod Voisin DC GsaYstsses, Couosellors of the Cooktt of Canadian ; Bassin No Su RGY..iiremdaitlf the Court of Acconuis ; ' Ds Alkairss44.4.4,lllBd LtrorrLwis and L4tlt- M M, Counieliasa of the Coo* [Loyal of Paris, . llThe Kit's of Eaoscs Goisiessous t. oak/ good !with; .:,• ,If ••• , r r L LorASIDIIPV7O A4MR O A ' tl ia tr; w 4Wot '.. • I 1 ii:4 1 04,1, 00; - 416 141411414 OF leassoort ompC. lima" t a • • r .ssi ii paga...,,novernobr& oda 1.411,0. 4r.1 , 11u4 "•1. a ,io I Si, MI/ ribLitti vt • TWW RR . • DAV air-141111. Last night the treigitilleitireidet was pethrined, fur the purpose of Mitt out on these boards a new candidate for theakneal fame. in the pampa of a Gentleman, this being, in the hinguage . or tha bills, his (Int appearance oo the London boards, and second on strystage. In figure. countenance. and voice, the deittleinan in qnestiou le well qualified to represent the Danish Prioce.. in the first, he rises even 'above that degree of height which is considered to be e4seutial to the emirstie in ha men lampoon-ma c to It sit eittrente slender nets of frame and delicery, not to I.lly elegance of form. The pmliinunat t Impression of In. face is that of deep and melancholy tl ght ; and hie easier, though both ineludiamia and preerful, is tinged with the tone which calm and settled grief switities. Notwithatanding a slight inclitiation of the head, in which he appears hahjtuahiy to indulge, his deports ulna was eminently dignified, and he trod the stage with grace and elegance. On the whole, in u'l ex terior requisites for Ilia undertaking; the suhject of our remarks seems highly gifted; and saliuiraLly calculated in personate the gentle. amiable. philo. 'opine, but melancholy suit ill-starred Hamlet. So much did his first appearance on the stage se cord with pre-conceived impressions of the cha racter, that i.e was greeted with iiistantaueoua plau• dits from a large 'Ent of the audience. The short speech he first recite., 1, Seems, Mathias ! nay, ii is," lie. amply justified the expectations formed of him. and confirmed the good opinion of the house. He proceeded with great, though morgue! euccess throughout the first four acts, and the Mk till the last acetic, frequently eliciting reiterated and en thusiastic /applause. After receiving, howrver, the fatal wound, be adopted an awkward and rather ri diculous posture, which excited a good deal of disapprobation. amt some unseemly jokes.— His dying was also protracted so bbbbb easonable length of time, so that when the curtain dropped, though the expressions of approbation greatly bed the predominance, they were mixed with a vatic. dereble portion of others of a different nature. Mr. HAMBLIN ( Horatio) immediately advanced to the front of tile stage, hut the contest of oppo site sounds was so violent. that he retired without tittering a word. Mr. RUSSELL. the stage-ins rigger, then came forward, and having obtained silence, said— " Ladies and Gentlemen—ln obedience to your com. moods, nod •itb the consent of the Graelensau who played Mantel to-eight, ibis tragedy will be repeated." The new actor'. pronunciation struck us in many instances u being too rapid, and the movements of his arms enniettnies appeared too frequent and violent for • being nearly st all compact," of mew lancholy and contemplation ; but in our view he is rich in moot of the essentials which go to fors a most respectable, if not tint-rate performer. Miss KELLY'S Ophelia was a beautifully clia,te and pathetic performance. The house was a full one. SA oLga's WELLS. The entertainments with which this elegant little Sommer Theatre commenced on Monday evening, have been continued daring the week, and their success has been so complete, that it is probable they will be repeated every evening, until the new Moveirger's determination to keep up a coustint bp& ,cession of novelties supplants them by something faew. The pantomime improves nightly, and Gat- BOLOGNA, 8111111114.50rl Mies VALLEN CRY, present a strong combination of pantomimic •talent. They appear spew this stage to mamas! istlvailtage. The deep and tragic interest of Colas, which is sustained by the excellent acting of Mr{ 'STANLEY, Mt*. WARING, Mile PRICE, Mr. Bar. micron, Mr. STANLEY. Ste. &c. lied its effect upon the noisy holidey folks; end nothing can be a better proof of merit. than to be_ listened to by an audience generally much more fond of hearing their own voices. -The. last 'arena of the piece, in whet% the famous dog. Brain, is introducer', went off with nem ggggg nion eclat: the whole stage i. reddened with flames, and the dog leans from a burning cottage window, bearing a child with high. through the lake, iu safety to the shore. Theist. tack alba dog upon the ruffian is one of the most impressive *cents of that kind we ever witnessed. From so prosperous an outset. we anticipate a brit. limit season, and cordially wish that the establish anent may succeed. The following new veriest to s ' Gad save the Keag" were sung on the first night, and were omitted na our first account by mietake Role—Mrs. Boowit. As the bright star of day • Rolls in its limit—esy, Cbeering—alone: Thus may the King be timid, shedding his smiles around; Thus in his glory hound, Thus be it known. • Solo—Miss N rest.e.s. And an the sou-light falls, Leaving on waterfalls A farewell ray, O. -May he 'about storms or hill t I ,1., Rink, to arise spin; „, I is „ And may his worth remain, <1.f../11 The be decay. •• Seto—Mr. Wools. God save our Noble King— . , • In war and peace triampkiag, rs.i : May be be King: ni !..r/ f Healer of all issiemono,. s!fr re Pit) ~.., _.~ r Hort.tst'd by friends ria4 fare, fuld life's Lamm rheas God bless the Kin ! • The following is the-House List of the Gottingen. ; .ed Direetois or the Book of England fur the Ittimi esouisig. viz. , /OIL ociszations, CHARLES POLE. Eml• cmygn"r• , 4, . • - JOHN BOWDEN, Drp.iy Goyeruur..- : I FOIL DlRactoss. George Birdman F.q. 1 Wtilima Mellish, Lkg. • ' Ammo Campbell, Birdman , Jelso Horsley Primer,: nig.: ThmeellyAberhariCuriis,Em. James Paltisoo, junior, La. ' 5 Drew, E. q. • F..og. Julia Perm, ga q = Gurnee, . Johu Rae Reid, E.cf. 4 111Vadme Hallituanol, E.q. William Vitriol Robares,Erg. Jesslaush liseelioa, Erg. Amber, Hoary Thosorro,fiem, lhemorl H Mont, Buy. Broerel Thornton, Esq. Al bO s ki : Pne Loaltiri, Erg. gomes 4 7. l.4 tafri. 4.9- J o Lori,. Eel. William no:4, Ego ; • .• Saar/Bg, Erg. • Sir RAM Wisisis, Rua: l ikkiassulleittsid. Esq. Ado Whibrodr, Esq. : ._" L'allisis .Ruccnon to VIUMMOIC • Oa* DEPUrf lelbßlßlloll eidiAtt Will se alte:11111 *ill* alle fir /1111 W _Pali so VI its Aiispous4 Arme Too 01'004 .lo Ahe Ahrnea..6. , oe TUMWAIf, ) ; -es ; yogi - -7 " A' f ritf,irfct. Tilt Aurseigt Now ~aura ar set IlliridliVl iknit• Via 4VAILTSS 1.6011.0 emu+. Sil AM) pea 41111 , 1114, NU, As Ali ~4 • -;•.; 1119. • . 3 6ys ta . , • 'Orr. .3101.1•,1 Alpasitere . Sr MO TIHNIM • Las T • zee likrisellgareetio 7:01$ Teisl .... ..... .. glu,vii3Ot. !S•!0. Casimais x .... 1:A0. 0 1 Earise liaapa rust °l6t* Araeased Tales ............ 114.719 Land Taxes 311.cellaueu6s t n.'nti 24t The increase an divers hemli en flee Quote -143 jti4l ended , i. The decrease on athrri . 3 liki,Sch , Increase CMLIRCB OP CO NSOLIDATII) TUID TO .1114131. Ss 1830. liitaseqner Asinrities € 43.710 Snails bee Company Dank ea their espi - lal Divideimilr Phithrisal Debt . .. (Ire.' List 63,1 1 .:11 ' Petitions &..1,656 Imperial A Mill a tree...." ... Other Charg.• .... .-..--• • Tuial Charge • surp1u5.... :. ••• . --- f 10,147,611 SPANISII A*77l AMERIC.4. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH MEE,. Don Luis Lopes Memlex, Plenipotentiary F.:firoy foam the Goverument of Yearzsrele mad New Granada (eur0.•114.1 keptsblie ColunebiC, luso lie humour tu add. taethe &Is le,. of Tut 111•Igisn Pants, sod iii the 114111 e of sit jo.t, .0 glorious, and ansporialit a CALM as that of the t..d p 4..... e Or Snail, Amerirs, as well as Co. the iota rest the Bnlia, pii - lic may feel is the knowledge of the teal sentiments of the Geteritarill sad people he represents, he rectorate hien to have the 'redeem to give inseriaws in Lis very valuabile lewd impartial paper, to the lulluwing statemeot : Ao arlicie has appeared i• 'merit Loodou Piperi of r,; - day last, the 31st ult. extracted from the Frem It domande e. r ?9th, referring to another frOm Madrid of the Its of the mune isitink, the tenor of which is as follows : —.rt w e er e assured that the Provincial Jests is about to send C.oseriti•- si ;; ers to different pats of South Anierica with proper to structions fur restoring peace to thole countries. Hopes as a entertained that the Isere republics are set to unite under the Commotions, 3lonarchy. 7he A merican Delegates fa Landon hare glee declared iva, Jerie could oppose 1t —List the bead of di. Ltucuus Apes It prolic will probably costliest." A falsehood though ever so improbable, may, t overtire. less, from a combination of circus-t wo., end ir,dat with tome few individuals stssemiamted with the welt: of the subject is questios. This consideration, mid the enemas titmice of being myself owe of the Dekgeles, indorser to trespass on the public with this explauation, lit orrice shit pro persott may be misled by the balrive triages, 44.0:eee lel cranes of my-country. Every person in the least sennainted with hiellerf,Mith polities, tee with Manse Nature, mast it fully onestbeed sof the improbability, say, utter inspossiladity, of Illoghistii Americau Inergentitwt lit/veronicas, CST( gala sabgisatiog the yoke of Epson. , The separation from Spain of the South American pro vinces, was lung riser regarded by mrii of foresight as so root that is Ike cowrie of time slime 1111 l st litre inevitably Jr/apposed, is spites( every precaution to prtveht it. These has Nothing JIM* natural than to suppose that whew these root and fertile segiuus &tumid have iutreased their popish -11•14, their knowledge, end their , resourcet, they *meld this theme, of the yotte of Spanish douniuton anal amuse Men task amoug taidopesilest Stales. Were all the real of Lem. pe removed to the ihalniscetif 6,000 sides from Spain, would it be natural for it to be kept in colouial aohjection to tie power Front the first discovery of America until the pessert time, Spain has bail but one object in view; to derive the .grealest possible advantege front those cyanoses without iu the least caring fur their prosperity. 1 Ise iinissenin is term.' tithes of South Ameaica have tern transported abroad to gratify the idle debauchery of • Cart, to be squandered sway in wars aril extravagancies. Their advanemonet they this this object was answered, sae repreased with .jewkorty. They were, is fact, regardill as mere appendiagne, very useful and couveuieut indeed, but 'dieted without the pale of humanity and justice.. Illaisufietiiiirs were eve / where forbiddeo, as well as the groat th of the vine, the mut berry, and the olive. Of hemp and ass, nu cementer, waa permitted bat with Spain and for her bell. Ca. No leitewestrie Now allowed between the different worn tat South barrios. Tir estabbiahmesit of academie. was strictly probibated, as 11111 i likewise dm Wetly of inatbetnatits sod itivigati au. nil introduction of foreign bunks was rigorously interdicted, and all offices of Consideration were Stied by Spasaards, eves the operial persierm from the King was semearry to say motive of 8030d11 burliest bashing to rose ever to eyikla There ere Ilia reamer why Noeintrieraphasia helm bre sword fur an many hundred years are still so thinly populated in Kopp! ticai to their extent. The population of South Aillie• rice, however, even sortie boob,' that of the airiest rate ; sail at the use time the Native* of those tonalities are at least mu ways Where to the Spirants it spine sets lament geom. It world befall 11011tCriii/i waste to tweet, otter to prust so clear asset simple a teoposetwo, es that the ¢t•011.- uncut of South America ran never be so imbecile as to rater into any negotiation, with Spalo,OlLett -Pa 111 not establish as a fir.t mad rudispensolele pairdimary, the shear sob posers e acksowlerigimmit of their amdeptadruce. It wevaidhe mad toss to sapper that any one,: terms will 'see he biataid to. Thai lies Spain to Ofer theta aa att 'itimitrahetil toe pliciug their seeks again under its pill. A reformations of abuses! They ire reformed. Representative Giontralment. They hare them, the twat adapted to thetas's:meter, emsliwww. and 1116•110111% ttf the mono". Freedom if brute !..—of 11..• they are in fall passometou. They have whirred *rig tor - pendeuee at„tbe prise of their bluoil--sftee.mplest e ms' siroggli they liseefrvitlA atabhahrd ll ' 'lke pride; the obstinacy of Spain, say Ref 0111frii ritfi - lied; but the world mast be. couVieie- J that • people. wilt., the haat tostai.ce,. twee bees able so 14..i14.1111 ilbeemelre. -Cur DIA year.,, Itirtup4t, alit alibthimbirdly Weep\ mid strieud thcorehros (or Sete. It 10 not easy 10 ye rower titre who h:) , lc become free cud image adrot, to re.pirern li. Rs selves in' skeet tor there slavery's sake. If Spent tieetioises nher tiloc:rti, abs 10 isaleraoy 'Kirke preepentitiosi Lapp.. lieu . ; bat abetawaus impart estate the One ail ahr Win t. „Fraolh flprrir'+t 'Wheat ailal4 over words Ilse wool' ea a !tiara of Power, an origsual &salmis of antlionly sof our oarp. countries of su ch extend thus seminal" d, wishanst ait tiblrwaittiste ow'. iiiirtlta Orilla without Dor. 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