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r 3~ 1 ,1 ' ~ r No. I.' NI,. tl. COpy of tO►r Ao,,,ivvr to the above. All ASf Ilt Es T\ K E 1911 - Ta ABOLITION OF I..:VVRItY IN 'CEYLOM. EXTItAcT 4.1? A I.P.l"thit RllOl4 TRU SIONCAIRAiLIE SIR ALRRAWiwR .losINSTuN, DATEti QUIASIRo, 02D .lULY, I t 4 I 6 1 have, for the hst ten yeatt of my residence fn Ceylon, been entiv,truhring, as I believe I have Often mentioned to you, to get the principal Pm , prietorti ot, Wayesi tot the , ,10MI t 4 nay after Which nil Children born of their Slaves shall he considered'aitliee. My etttleitvnots Intve at 14 7 1, 11S yott•scill see by the. rut:lose& papers, 'been eit. tended With tinere.i. I ‘vripte nu the 10th of this 11l1,11thn Lilter (of whiett N'o. 1..01 rt copy), upon the subject, to the principal Proof ietors of Slaves, at this place, Mtn are tinnii" the I.t;t •Of the''SpeCial Jurymen tor the proVihVe of Colovahni-and who r ate therefore ail personally known .tti me, lly the Letter ot which No. it. is tl copy, you will bee that the proposal contained in in}' Leiter was well received by them.: that,tltey,„at u tte• perm' Meeting, which thvyt alltd to tti)fe, the cOn teots,nf that Letter hoc) otti , lvraih)o, unani mously came to`the Resolution, that all Children bolt) of their Slaves i t fler the I 2tli A ttptst item should be free';—(`the Uth of A ogiist APAS fixed upon by them at my suggestion, a a complim en t to the Prince Regent), They afterwnds - ap pointed It Committee, f r om among themselves, M 11'111110 Certain Itesolittion3 III.) the rn pose of carrying their benevolent intentioo into effect. The I,..'neipal object of t1.0.e 'Resolutions is, as you , 4111 rerceis.e, to sective that tho Cltil dren, horn (rev 'Ater the 12th of Angstst . .511411 he loot idol for by the ','‘h,,,ters of their P 4. rents moil the aryl' ut htitt (yeti ; it being sitititosvtl Ihnt after they hair attAineil that age they will he elle to ioorride for thettiselset . „ • The Dutch Special Jurymen of this place, con -114 of about NW of, the most resrectable Dutch Geotlemen of the place; in which number arc coutained almost all the Dutch who 'Ate large proprietors of Slaves, Bes'des thele Gentlemen, there are Jurymen of all the dlferent rims among the, I.ati vet, telt at Velhtlet, Fishermen, Inert , of the Ilahaliadde or Ginhanino yeintrtnient, Chit tees, and Mahoop dant.. The moment • the tin . - men of theft! cast* livittti of the retiadation r% been conic to hy 'the Dutch Special Joryinetr, they were so notch struck with the example which they had set therm, that they alio immediately ad. dreuted me in rut trona mother aS.lbe had tfone illsitootleittg 4titir tmahimoh3,a9hieseetice In the memmte which had hero adopted by 'the Vlach. awl ainahhh , las kteraiinAlion to eon- Sitier st free ,mll Cli,idreti that of their tiluveS alter the 12th tit August. No. IV. co'py the Ansu'er 'Which I seta to the ,Adfiretit; whleh %tut prth t inted to' int on the octeitioti by the Dutch Special attryttiem Nu. V. a copy ot that which I returned to the re spective AdilyeNseis which Were sew me by all the 4,irywen of :.the llitfercto cash of blativt.s at Colombo. • . The `ex koople hf the. Jorynten 4t Colombo, is, T muler.taitd, to bu immudiately to1loryi„11 by all the Jaryogett Oil thy is1411(1. Y 044014,1 int *tire, he deliglitcd to hem. of this vveopt. Pate of Do ttittuiclilayeryi prevoiled tlt'is Islamd for throe ceotolieg, to,iy note hu consilerell at st) eud. Copy ate a Letter front the Unit. Sir Mot/trifler Johnston, to the Mitch ticittleliten'wh‘,4e NRltiell roe oti the Litt of pipe. end Juryinets for the Province of Colombo. Colombo, July to, 1t416, rientliqueit,--The able astistattre which I no frequently cc. trier fc,fro you in the exerntiou of uty office, renders it my duly to tontOtottic4lo to yogi Wit boil! tleLty any information %hit It nt ty be intermit's to phut- feelings. I therefore tiara the honour to Ilieold for yanr pi:twat, the Eighth mill Ninth lb:ports of the. African loititution, which I hate lately receir.. The liberality`which pin hare always displayed in your sett. Omani' as Jurynten, ;stake ,n certain that you 'will he highly gratified with the %tweet's which has attended the proceedings tor that brnevulrut tit,titutinn, . Many of you sire siware of the measure which I proposed in 1606 to the principal Proprietors of Slaves on this Island, and of the reason fur Which sts adoption WO at that twit post. poised. Allow Inc to :trail osyself cf the' present opportunity to suggest to you, that should those' Proprietors, its conseipicoes. tit the change which has since taken place in the circnnistanct? of this now think icicle ee measurs. advisable, they ss;ill , , by tfarryis.g it into effect, set a brikht example to their coun trymen, and stew themselves wort-471n raliktql 4tuongst Ina benefactors of Inv Inanian race. I have the honour to be fietstlemetki: • Tour 'must obedient Imo* tier v4nt. . (Signed) ALIAANDLRJOI.I3STON. Ti the lion. Sir .11eaitinler Johni.ton, Knight, Chief .lattice of the Sureme t'Outt of JUdiraturo in the Island of Coy ton, ti c. Zte. „„ , may „ it Incase your tortrilaliiprii..We s the ustdersitrueo, re. iiirttt heK least to aeksiowlcoye the recent of your Lord very hind awl conile•icendolit C.etter of the neoutototoiell with the Eighth awl Ninth He lm ets of tA jt . pill institution, the pc rtuol itt which we dill not delay, in y comewitte ut tlic lionintrutile dislirtstion which your Lord , ship has Ahem' in aoldrrs.*ing us •iii so ititportant rt solklett l with the leuilalilv and humane view of Bisecting sour att fr ini sm •'• to the nss ausrr whit Ct . yuuc Lairdship has heretofore propos4:4l 111 ;Tar ttutl. hvg leave 41 OISSUre your Lordship, that the propus o t cotievyuil by your Idol dsliiP's Letter is gratifying 'l . O our feelitir,s; and it is our earnest (Naive, if pos.lhle, to di,. etlesilat,er nameless of that unnatural character of being 'Pra. prietors af , Ii 1111.1 wa feel regret in addiog, that the eircunit;infe of every iiiilividual of U S 40r; Out al . lOW it sUtlirrll HO& tiOsi allsditio i OtSlavery, without subject WI( hush the l'rrylietort and the Slaves t hont4les to mate ' t toot strions t'e ' e 110:e the liberty to add, thrit the Filavet of the I)itteh ltlll4llitanis grner%tlly rulauciPattal at their delft!) as aIII - ertitear to yoite Lordship suit 'cirri:lloe to their Willsdel.usit .rd to 114, records Of the `SIVI'VrOt! 111U1 we .rr Ortit,tlint Ih... , "WlnSiire still in It statiof slavery have like isti tho loinie 41114116, or obttlioing their freetholi. Wr trove, therrtiltr, its 10110 win - the m u4n.tilintoui example of ihoite to itt Itril(1114 of the Ittstitutioti, cotilr to d lits.lllllloll, entniv a ry ail, to declare, that all Chililrini who may be horn skives, fowl anitaltet the 14111 tif-Atigutt, raid, 4 k411 bet trey, and antler such proriSiollti ill IS Itasolutioit which we shall dgrve am! r 44 !Erb we *hail Live the honour of sohwitting t o L o r s i. 414111111q)tr.ileatictiom of tragic avowedly t , virtue. 4 . „ to subtt.rilak uutieives, - way It ideate ' . 4 \ r. . • p o o t : z t 4061 . 1 . r.. .~_ ~r . .. ...... ..~.w~c..~ w~.s •rs j Gatti u - • tul hetrible servants. • • Shored by above Siaty of the thie f DurCh inhttbitallti‘ t'olumbo, July 1-1, 1316. - s , • •• . 111. Copy n( the Ttesulatiins raerrettto in tiie iit'iceding Letter. At is Meeting of the Membersiat the special Dutch :furors, as sembled; by general consent, for framing certain lteisolu• Limas. to he.ca:riol into effget for the eventual Emancipation Of Children lieirit of .Shrrt‘s, held at Coluttibo, on Niointay the l•itir July, 181 e t • Re , olven unanitarmsly-, ist, 'plat all Children bum rtf .Slaves, from and after the I:1th rit August sit enstlinC t 01411 be considered tree. VI. 'fiat if a Female Slave be sold who has titbild 'or Children horn free, they shall Itto with her into tbgiftalth of • the new Master, if they have not completed their serum' yetti. :M. 'l' bat of all Children wko i,nvc past Oil ir second year, it 'shall (ht., optiOn of the Messier to return them nuts withstattningithe sale of the Mothet • 4th r 'That all Children who ar c b o rn f ree , s hill rema i n i n their iiliister's house, and serve, them without tiny wages,savr rim; iltcepr their fond and raiment, which shall he at the' ya p:wes of the blasters--s Mile till the age of fourteen ; and 4 Peffiale till t lie ajir of twit vs. St b. That when Eree•borit Children have conipleted the hihrtrentli and t welt' is year of their age, as aforesaid, theY shall:from that Il iv since by emancipated from their %stet's. 'fit it if a Nhrster manumits his Neonate Stores who has is Free horn Child, or Childryn, above tWo years or a4t. it 'shall be at the option of the Masters to ilittin them—. namly, the Female till the! op, of twelve, and the Male till the a : ;,e of f•itirtero--or allow such Chan, or . 4,:itildrro, to Folios the pother: in which latter ease the blot her shall he obligcd to sispport the Child, or Children. 7th. That in rate tatty Master through inonifestpoyerty, or front the incorrigible dtliravity of the Free.drorts Children, ar fur any other causes, Gads iniable to retain thym any Luger under, his care, application shall he Asa:tell :such Master* to any charitable totilds, or the Magistrates, that. they way by tit bereise dispose:l of, Silt. That, in order to prev e nt a n y ( r o a d fh,,prei n d; ce of the Free-hurt( Ifetids of the Familia alto host; • houses any Child of that 41r4cription is horn, shall have the b,rth of such Child registered by' the Constables el his Jivi. slim, at least within three days thereafter. . 9th. That every Constable shall, for the time parpose, open a Register, ill which shall he specified the Id:: sntl names of, the . t!arynts and Masters ; rind a list thereof shall monthly hr tritusitinted to the office of the Sitting Niagistrate, to be entered iii a general et of the t 10111, That in the Register to lie kept by th e Cimsjahles, an entry shall likewise by-tootle hphiiii of thy death of every Eier•horii Child, upon II he 1 ;11'4.11 by . the Heads of the family within the ti4tio , .. space of time aforesaid; and a mitt sly list thereof 4311 he tranitHitiell Jo the Sitting Nlagistrate's oilier , to by entered ac:cosatingly its tht! Register. I I th, Thitt of both the general' Reg - islet-it of births and deaths, quarterly returns shall be inade,to the Chief Secie.. tail's ',dice. • . rtesolved unalnimouslY, 'I 'ha the 'forest:snag esitjut Nit ,-* foriverneil to the Ho, tiourahle the Chief 'Justice, tOte attlitiittl it toll* trellency the (.Governor, in order that the sonic rimy lie. roams nailer rues amendments, ;slid Ilitlllifiritil4ll)4, 163 Excellency may demo esprtheot lin• the too heratice of beneficial object in visa. (Signed) tisc. &e. is additional article. proposal, hat not consented nimonely,. with.this provisiou.,,thist it shall lie interlau end at the foregoing ltesolotions,r with the signal-4es of the Members voting forit That the Free•liorit-Chililren shall, as R tolien of th'eir free- . ' 11(1111, its, Int.liiot tip itt tile habit of thrill' tiotis e- an , estocii, and not wear any European dreis ; 'nun lie farrliec such as may be cap:Oleo( Whittling it v tas read, a sour native latiguage. • (gigaton) ' &c. , • Au. Iv. Copy of the. Answer of the t 100. Sir Afeituolrf 'ioliinton; to the Addiess presroted to him by the Dutch Spreusl Jury; hlell. Cirnticmrt► -» Coiortitto, cztst .!ftly, 1914. have ,tad the honour to receiel the !trio lot ions whieli you linac swot me hy"Mr. Krieheiihreli geed Ur. Prins, ipoi shall with pleßiefite present theist.. Sts 'ern slehite me, to tail Excellency the (iocernisr: - • • he 4 toy , varniviot cutup...titbit:Mos on this interesting gremlins. The racoore whirls, you hay.. ►mood -4,1.11411y adopted d oe s th e hi g h est honour to ywir feelings. It ititht iiieritishly produce St greilt ittiel *moat 14{0111111110 ell:soge in the morn, Isahits and sentiments of moil, itiffirelet classes 01 society in this Wood; nod generations yet unborn will licre.ifter reflect with Jeristitiiile upon the issues of these per sons to whose immunity they wilt owe tht nuincrons hli s hies which attend tt state of 1 return you, qty sisicere thanks for the honour rit have done me, lifts:taking me the etiniiiiel through winch your brneVoletti iUtt is to he communicatill to his Excellenty the (itierrrion, lam hound to feel proud in having my mime associated with any measure; which se. cores tile sacred' right of liberty to a nuthlter tel fellow• en-inures. I lines the tumour to he, Geotlenirli, • Your most oheilient mid humble Servnnt, (Signed) ALEXANIALft dt)LINSTON. • No. V: • Copy of the Armee'' , of the lino. Sir Alexander J0) 11 0 011 , to the Address, presented to hint by the Jurytiiest of the dit, knout Casts of the Natives at (Mambo. • ' limbo, 4-241.41141 r, I Ortitleniene.4 have hail the bottom, tip receive the Itesolts lions which you have respectively passed, ytior 10i:t -uition's acquiescence in the measure Which has lately beets adopted by the Dutch Special Jurymen. . . • I take the libtrty.to unclose yon, as the best wax of emivey. log to you the 'rattan:tits which I entertain npon the subject, a copy of the Letter which I have wcatterr i to those Gentle men. Allow we to 1,44, that I am fulliawarepf the anxiety which the Jurymen of all casts here shewn to entialate-; , the example set them hy the Dutch Special billow; ; autl that it will be gratifying to the friends of huninsity, to kuow, that whatever dilferessee of religion, or whatever tilfferettet •bf cast, may prevail among the persims who are enrolled on the list of Jurymen of this place, no difference of 'opinion hat for a tuottictit prevailed among thew as tb the propriety and just lite of the measure lit question. I have the bommr to be, ' Your most obedient and Ituntflte gervant, (Signed) ALEXANIIEIL,IOI-INSTQW.. 711 E Tit It 4% 14 1k 1.:91 S H. PerfitroPrei Lim/ :Writ. OnttitY-LANg,—The Wunder : Dun Fells, Mr. ltue ; Duiiiwi Violonte, Mrs. Mini). Ifter whle : ll,llariequiti homer.. COVENT-GAttugN.=-The Slave : Gambia, Mr. Nlacready Ze linda, Miss Stephens. Atter which, harlequin and the 'Sylph of the ask. NEXT TUEADAY, THE 21st THIS MUNTH, THE STATE LOTIIitY COMM IiNCES DitAWING. Altai Guernsey Dublin, 1 Witt erf.rd. Ut t;-1 llarttburgh, .1 ITolland , t Guttrultdrgli, Littertt.cy ,t‘td Jerbey, 1 Wiattlitswd. 1141J131 MOll MALL STUTTOARD, 21.—The callosity of the public is fixed upon the liesolotiops. of the Privy Council respecting the Constitatiw,, particnlarty concerning the much contested question of the Treasury, the two Chambers, and the CoMmittees of the States, Meantime there' appears from limb parties various psniphlets, in which decorum is violated in the grossest matmer.—llatuburgh change on London, Dec, 31—,45. 5. SilocKnot-m, Dec. 24...—isse postage of all Swedish, itstssinsi, and Norwegian letters, ‘visiels go to Ratgland by the wit) , of4iisttentstirg, fixed trom the beginning of next year at ',NI schillitsgs Swedish lowers per lofts (looney): * • Wsfisnw; Dec. Con4etiption of this time I n * been merely to complete thg regiments ` ; the next will be to angment thi-Polish Army. With the beginni ng o f next month X Society of Literati here trill commence - a pesintlical cat ion, to appear three timeS N month, upon 'tatt ed; political, anti other subjeets, its Ike 1 r4(ICII 14411,cilAge„ . . 110 4"8011, JAN.'3-011 the Ist so n 4 slrip were dble toaahil from tiii3 city: :)t tio.uoi:ll wtttbar rontisitirl ;t few (I.t e tit ' s~ Upper Elbe will be' opiti We bale to-(lay ttb Fincign Arrivals: ‘Vitla respect to the affnits between France anti the Allied Powt:l4, in which 'we rare must Niorning riper states, tient the Amy at ()cenpation it In he reduced by 30 , ,000 , (Isar contingent being 0000), and that the . Linitloa loem his been finally agreed to by ceetaintiklet , oantile Horses and the Fri Goreintnei(rtAlie 4dme authority tneittion the .um .it :W0,000,000 fiIUICS, ur i'2,01)4.0001.. and Witt!, " le dr , raogenititt of the btji to s It.ss ialten place at Paril .on htlialf of all _the partici, the chief of w bum will -uf eourse be fnatttl in this country, from whence 'also the most important of the funds ,will no doubt come.; The horsey of BxttiNa and Hoes are at present chiefly iiientione4, oy, kr : taking in the transaction; The unlit itotititit , be:ati vanettl in two virtlints ;,one of 140 in 111 tons; and the other of IGO ntillitnis of francs." The fist ,observation which ()cows upon this subject is to repel the impudent attempt of the Talents' Organ to censure the British ry for this kct of private individuals, and charge them with entering into a - sichelne with the house of their political . opponent, Memo, to succour France ut the espetiee of Bitgtitinl, This is too absurd anti contemptible to deserve refutation. • , We had understood (before we saw the Times of this dare, which appears to be well acquainted with the facts) that . Mr. Ouvanad had only Par tinily succeeded in his negociatioos when 'in London on this business',.with Messrs. Batta Nfl and Co. ; and it was represented to us that 'Mr. BARAMoN TrusslL) had entelli into 'the contract with the idea of Wing repaid ;t former loan to lit,son4eAtcrtt as a reward'. finsittiw-assist. ° bug the l e giti mate Monarch. What inq- have been since agreed to at Paris, and what new parties may have enteted into the concern we are not ourselves informed further than as above stated. J „ As, for the withdrawal of the Troops, we 'rou tes* we h hall hrnent to find it 'true;!- Prince loss no right ro he exempt from the, distresses so pre valent in these times, hut oil the contrary she rich ly meritf a double portion of sintering. Sia.thou-= sand men thrown upon our papolat km:, at, home, already destitute of sufficient eniployment, would he n very seriotti calamity, and one which we sure Ministers will not sanction toilets upon petit- Mount reasons. Indeed when the chi:mita is rais ed for the ilislAntiment of a- great prophrtinti of our tuditorT knee., we lurve ever been surprised that the clamourer!' have not ifrue4l to . entit,idvr it'ow this norober affect the supetabundanr monliers out, of employ„ and figgrainte the great est .erit.tif the times. With binguli4;neunsistency they descent on the want of !ebony for the lower -orders-, and ail the multitudes ref sitilorS and soldiers who are" drivers to disgust us by, ineudieity us by crituyi, and yet , they, eteit .tnti .boa rar (Jr roiserY'ithil guilt, which, if yiewol r.r0 1 :. 1 , 1 ; 11 1) 1 , • must augment ibe em inivraisateot t the contitry, find fall with heavy weight WI every chiss mull individual belonging to OW' funnily. 7 ,1 F We were right io supposing that the gnese movements 911 the Rio Plata were' ti°"" l;Y the Spanish Government: bet ters ° ereilit from Madrid state, the troops o f lll l King of POIITtIOAL had entered l the 10° 1 ' 1 , 1 4 of Montevideo, under an etipre4 Treaty op er!ts W ith the late Minister LANDIZABAL, by which t4l King of SPAIN cedes to them the vrita. of (1.: Eastern bank o f t h e r i ver Pl at e, o o cantlition they shall co-operate with the Lima Army, in ° tier to pacify the Western bank, awl restore it its fnrtner allegiance. An American Paper of tlie 14th ult. conveysl4l Finemcial lutelligence in our last page, Th ere :% " 15°. "" 01 ' 1 "'ld bombastic Proclamati on of So k;KEGOR MACGREGOR, of no interest not'' , ss6 we know he has since abandoned the illSUrge°ll Cause. 0 ►f I , I i Whatever may result to Great !rehab) fr o nt this s(iii: • Increased audacity and activity of the Se , li"" ot it. displayed i n M o b M eet i ngs, the estalilidoncilimu Hampden Clubs, and o th e r evil signs of l times, one truth is s o ev ide nt as out to 0 10 as , 14 denial, and it is, that these proceedings to'" 1 extremely injurious to the cause of raid Fr' don), all over the rest of the world. 'fire g,;: st (, abuse of p o p u l ar Lib erty w hi c h t hey their internal folly and external danger, ,tdq' is l m the sae - time a lesson an c lo warring to every °6l :i Ciovernmeot and People. Acknowledged tobrO7 the exception of the American detnOcratic owns) the nation which allots by lar the 13 f.')1. share of power to the tuass of the populatioi l,°(i ti popul a r b r a nc h of the Constitution, it wo" I ' l 100 , 4 wtql we:entiltlita.t * .fitile like the presali' , tr almost every State iipott•the Ctintittent of k " l°r io l l ' is: remodelling its shattered Estublishmentor 11 to the existing situation of our Country 144 or ? them to, look. at the ildvantages which wit 'consequence of this glorious free4°‘/:0 But, the turbulent arid factious Spirit / d mn iiifot.otif-laitut have reversed the pici" rg ' t afford a litelituehole r beacoo 'to Ilie" r`li ditw o tt.ai form or Government which etiable'o tuiptiocipled gang of low miscreants to 111° o tt the public tranquillity without controul , t° ti hart ass end impede the National enerr le 's o i eves) (le illiil6ll l lll, the aid of n ect"U‘ll ;ol, thi to s, to:httbvert remit the mast Ily tt fra, sirlendid fithr ck that ever human nßdotil 11/c4 It is indeed lamentable t o o b se r ve, 00 61' 4, Britain, instead of being referred to .1' the st 01 1; to prove him touch natioual lotiipo t css perky must :tow from national lihertv, - c"li only be mentioned as exhibiting an inst" tlet incompatible concord and ,eolite tt roient K r r 4 ( the ascendancy' of 'dem ocrac y. Milli would Austria, Prussia, or; an y c o nntrY to a It epresentatioa * calling on them to it' o: tate us ? this ! " Our people or c " hap, ) sr l • nit Lou yours ;, Our oottiv,tic tiittly greater;' our Citizens are not Iffi lti ' t i :o " legalized molts, nor ca n five or Six It " o 0 4 without character disturb ci t e pence eft " itelllin% and conwel us to constot' tart' Ilwvettketatt, either to revolt or " rebellion the majority of ottr " are not under the necessity of uniting v' io ok " defence against a vile minority of d °lc d itt:i Traitors, who b ear d th e G ov ernment " flame the people ;—wity ownid we 10 11 °,1 " example ?"—ln vain could we 'asci i 1114 ,,.1_ Was a lucre abuse of a valuable right-411, are so tremendous anti glari t tg, and tlrti litihle to be contravene'', t h at t h e üble 9l Cr 11141 St tsa discomfited in the argument • e d We are led to th es e remarks 11 o ut Ile . ' li flint the agitators will not allow the sc i ' ll( ti absurdity of snob legislatiou to stop! tit theme is to he'it second Meeting ott Tho"` lll : i s i it) various places in Yorkshire the Clubs 114 ganized regular 'Assemblies. nf C ' 0.• • At DOlin there w a s to :he a Mee tin g' ~iti Manufact tiring and Workitt. Clams 1 " t to consider of the redress of ,eristidg gr els Aotl'in short t!ot wickettAletu4goittieg. tvit d id ject is to revOlotionize the Etoplie, at e .t. : 4 01 1 ro t "" y nerve in every phrt•to ,air fop t he to deeds or ditorder end ininrrection. v We know- not r what m easures. it titt ir , contemplation of f.:iortroment to rake l t t t critical circlonst:ince4 ; tv i t o f t his tre 1 10 1 4 Prrtmadeil, 11l it nOthing,.itort of tliv i/V : v if get ic so.fflee to meet the emerg enc)7 efi teuict tile dv•igtti 01 . the Factious. lecir/ they are by the'general of thce-0041,0. This Ntritting is liperfret irov,inien to which the lovers of purity N o t fer , ! l :,lo for Persuas a:110s , : istilsear to the Itoq't ll 4isir litly disasvowed the;ie watts-es, Iss uu alault altptuf,psver fur other parpuses!'i I'IMT. STOCKS Tli PA tiAY AT twKi.vg tieLni.li. 1111iik %liKIC, per ( . 41111. itlil • • , .... .6li i 4 Intdi .5 prr brut.. pet tent.euip.. L'44l Indus ilati•th., . 113169.4, pi. ' I.o' t:1144 ... .79ii Exch. Bills 5 ion CI.N. An0.,914-4 9:3i 94 Coos. fur riecollot, ....63/ lit COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TutsimY, JANuAitY 14. A nistifrdain Ditto, at Sigia. 39 'I AinstorilAnt . .. 14 3 C. F. . tiltlo, at Sight 12 0 !tot telliant Antwerp, ... 1 lanahorgh 3U 4 I} VS. Minim . . 36 6 I} Us: . ' Paris, 3 Day's s i g ht 12itto • liourdeaux, ditto ... 26 GO , , I /I I'innl,l"o6l on the 414 in , - ... 'l3l L. M o n e y Madrid 35 htleetivr Cadiz , . N 3ii Ellectivr iieviliv !Whoa filibritltur • lf. .31 Leghorn lielloa... , i;ii-Veinice .. /7 Mina 46. • --Naples 3B} Podolia, Liii)ott , 64} • Oport0.. Itio :Iniivii.o 1) , 4111iii.... .... ll} ..... :Cori., ~.. 13 por Ceot. , ..... Alit) of the Bank on ll o li an d .... 2 1,, " Portugal ((ohl, in Coin //,.3 la 4;..per'o4. Foreign, Gold, in Bart New Dotl.irs WATF.R. I.ONOON ititIDGE TO-MORROW. Muriiiitg, niter, I. f after I. THE SUN. soLI:4 nuAtte: FALNu Atrui:.% r - 140NDON, : , • . WEDNESDAY, 41N(1.41RY 15; 1817.