The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-09 00:00:00

•-7 ; •w •: f °- ~, ~, •:`:: , , • 7) . • ' • • ,Puce . Llfit s'‘.% •-r"? • :1 1 A A A 1 • I . '1.4 1 , v/ -'sifiow . . • v• P i 'L f ' wIP .p~ . 11 „ ' ~. grAL . . NUAIBER 7590,1 C OVFNT--GAlt DEN .TREV.VitIeAL RIND. PA'I'L - tog . FRI EN DS and SUB- . , scßusEltS of tills INST.ItITTI.ONPare 'etspectft&HY 10- %0, that the COMITITEE, for urgent reaso l, sa. 113 " 'ut Id it advisable to POsTPONE their'ANlTAl,` DINNT:It Thirtid..4- of lal lu;t ry to'a,lister Atte In t tre.sttiti.;.fl their' hare therefore.. had the honnur of submitting tst9 111 rir illostridu s President whn bs.ltititlly condo.- ailed t 0 approve, them, and to appoint, syEDNEspAy,, 1 4 ; oil which itay H. lt k .1. 11 the DOM.: of YORK will tabs. the .Chai.r, l • lnh,crit~t.t•Q' ill please to obcetvc, that on and er ne 30th at the. Sittsscrilitions will be celled for itt ir d rr n ‘ i t reti ." 1 1 0,1 8 es, r will he, receiv e d at th e Theatrical d'Ct, Great queen -street, Littebluss-fon ..lii. 01 1 1 / 1 ..:S1) A THIS MONTH, Y, th e 41st. Inst.:LOTTERY bcgill'• W i?' 111 1 ileetn's duty to: point. Ont.io his X • • pl't;evida -• • fend, tri. Politic the, superior Advantages tap. reseatt rerson o s will poss ess , wild inake.thisir Part:bliss:a Lattry, • C BEFORE 'hit ABOX'ffDAY. 4 , 4 e hance of the EiGurr.Fir'stAraven:PriOn, anuTg fhe 14. ,. 3,7110 Guineas will be distributed, as tut- 'hater, Prize will 'reet'lVt...'.. T ,CIOn Guineas, in addition, ad ditto, .... in additiu "' laailith ditto ...... ditto,. , 400 Guineas eaeb , in addition. ' ,3 f,h,z l / 4 St lvditt 0.. . itit to„..sou CitiliteiS each, in additido. liesittes which, the FOUR GRAND CAPITALS -of, ett,9po and 5 , 00 u Guineas, linty lit. All Drawn the F,irst, heel % they are not Fi xe d,. b at. All are Floating- in 'the 4 ! , ...a 3 d t i le First 101 I.l;isoks tie G ing .entitled to 25 ai ' alk.!h, will afford nsaos, whoie Number's inay lie drawn au opportonite renewing their;Clianee,'vOliout ad '444 e. rl Pui•ehay. is t'hereforo racuru Vita at either ot• It EIWS FoitruNATE OFFICE.g. 9, Cornhill, or 17, Ludgate-street, 31 4, the 14st Money Prize of 25,0001. ever drawn, .";," '" and where, iii the last'Ei4hteen 46 rriaes of 30,4001., Twii Prix-et of 24,1,0001., Oily Prize 1 1 1)01601 ., ke. liar. lieen Shared, Sold, and paid -01 s demand. P OPULAR Al AND ii.AcTiVE LOTT.EUYI Begins Drawing st Nloym. `9lll-zEs of ' 20,0 90 GUINEAS, and upwards of .10 other, tAl 'lTAlS.—Lov:est Prise .L. 17. 111SII• Contractor for tht! prc..sqrq tt c'-rY ..i" . " ti rns his .ttnfcig,med Thank s t o those ntitneroo% 7o ft who h ave fi v ,, hurect hiin with thei l l patronage, and Olt) rennod CIP soni Bare deTeryed theirOrthorA„ .4 ! he \ l /krrunily tr) the preiwiti,''' wilt nOwsKti 441 ; ~ it will begiri Ist 4,t Tau; ail ',T;illwio.ptirelntse befor e th,it day will liii‘e the certain ticeof•attlitt the Grand Prises; viz. ' Q '''' • • • 6 0,000 Gnineai ..... .4 .. 0f.... . ...... It will he st,it, by 4/ 1 114 rth'Ive (41)6. ad the fins right. trreuce to the tnit that early AO. as mixes will hr itl:qt to a further Soot of .:t,700 OW- Mid the 61'4 (.00 Oujilv a s each. , c . Iteliet.t and Shaves are v 1.11 , 41, Contractor, and 9 Cha "" 1; "t tet Y r ruts `—tuts and at, all thsot er L_. . . 0... , , Bitrri,sl3, FIjtE,OFFICE, • .., QR. Ow lilsiii 3ilee of "liiiihti)vgq, iti - ''ermilitize: 'Ships, Vessels, anti all other Properly, 4.„114',...140•44.U•kiZ:rec hv FIRE, - • . . Filrnittii , , v•" ,uninoectrir shi;ri Peiioils, or for several Years toFether, o; efirctr.d ut I , ; ''' Is. oi ..1 0 , t 'wee upon the most eq ~..I;e 4 . ,3 s ,w 'it not lit charged for Sunts . of 3601. or tfpward. iliCible ferri ..,, rzt,,wilk 1 ?s,,iiierea+ing their present liisuritoce,': :.; ; at s i n . fic, ti I ' S I OCK. of iL,F.I ILAI will lir. ni , stirvd ' 0,1 . t 1 . 1 . 4: R,L!."'Ot:lhe 'educed Preinidoi of 2.5. per il- 7 e 111 '• , .. oinas 0 , ` ). 1 ", 1 " 1 ` ill.. ltenetv4l of Policies expiring at .C.ii i i- t. ~,,,, ,i'illilijYT''' h url 41, tlte•priiielpul Offices, in tiro tit ra . 1 I %,,,,', ill r,, : " 1 , 1 (lon, and Of their , :kgents in'tlie ciitiuti) ! v' 1,r,1,;;;'.11' ' 'ro l ,o l.ll. for new liniuratiees. riferale iti ii,i ( l r v,iy, titerliti.,iii -4re inside in.. Pretioiseft .. 'ott,„l. ,4.„ . 1 ,...,',. 1 41, Y Sh•mxt Engine, Millwork, .Plia , • o `. ~„: 14, shuit.il li • " 1 ", or Porinices. have been erected th erein, i . it , ii i. , el s iren to the Office, to preserve t tir he - benefit vf itOBERT SKELTONs.' Secretary. ki A RTIN ninl Co : 8, and 120,'0X it ,41)ifllnin. i-iht.ret, 1)1'4 IraVe to remind tlivit . hest . F T ri t el : t . th at tie Lorrimy t.t.glOS Drawing on 'C«•o liN 5 4 1 1 e 2l et T w „ Ni z „ s o f moso wens, I fi t 1 ; IL"i',l,"", other ILtioltal,i MI ilk Sterling 11•ney.--, An will he enttic•d to 25 Guineas each. • • the Fortunate ht;ceb e o l l Y a PPlicatimi ia „recommended to 11 11 laid i ti M AII:IIN and CO. • Shares the (.4rond Prize of 40,0001' 7731' 20,1)°°1. Ike, B;,c, &.e. • ....._ ' ' 144 ANI) ImPRovED timTioN OF mottELL s TtiEs tuitus. . . tind knno , Tili%l)ily was published, i. 9' printed iu 4t )• wit ht wu highly-finished Engrftv% hi:s or th ' ' 484 .It price 51 ' 65 ' In t , , e Prestait Editor, and of Dr. ort , k itiltrit, , 14.1g1XICOV C " Clt 11 0 1'110401)1A UNI, , .4 j .., . , )i11,,, I Auct ore T. NORMA, S.T.P. multis . , 1 eis tmt."lll,nl Typis tlenow Nlandavit, pOr LI ' n 1 ° . 1,.4v!:•1it, ixeloplls a 40 Allatis, et Annuadversionibus II t,- lit p ir l itt , l i 'erl)ls . h m„r„ : 11,, ow i ss i s. , Qua rt) ", pinri ans auxit . */#44:tullm; Lotman), 'verstone , n subjetat. Cam, ' . , FI)17, hIALTBY, ti,"r.P. 4 1101,,, ti gike ; Ty' t; Academicis L'xvinlit ;townies 'ln , ", ._ 11, 4. t ailtikl c ado' , t Davi". F. C. 'et .i. Itivingtott ; I a) 0 ..,,,.;.; J. euthell v &N il' , n ; Lhet,ir,zl an ~t Noce,; 1.4"11;:: kitit 4 , l , l :tst. It 0 tu ,, ; ,. et -littm,; 4, otvillge; Lai , t I . qls, , it‘ ~ ,r i I', Jeffery ; ,I, 11 00 1,,. • It.ll. Lvik ii, ; .1; }Lelia! d . r144%,;„r6",t,,1,1.. f;.-tlin , er • F: William, ; Jilult , 91 ,,'" 1 " 14 14 i - -. "' t ti ; it.:S: Re, Iry l;. ii Iwin, Crmlitck t cr Joy, ~..". ' et I) t . i4itrui t et suei..; (: ) :.ttiheigite. .........._ —• : . ii O H , 1 'Phis Day mas publish,ap . . A, 4 , ge, Val to price I4s. in nonnls,- a New, F..ditioli: oryWiti.4 the Fifth), iittiretritte,d with Maps, of .., ~ ~ ~i MAItY r t ' L ' ()IIItAPIIY anti 11;'". hA,,frny t ''' t ' tlinitt- aii Ac• lin ft - t , ~ i loth Ancient and :Nlodern; i;oP ' •. P. ' o f th e 44;411 ll,f 11,,litieal St a t e ami ittillCiPki iteVitillt . l.lll , . ..,._ :,.. . tl,ll:ittllS Nitiii)llslll Ancient and Modern 'how" ; , i." - 4 ", ket,4;ll'°. Coitotivi, Ike.' 'l‘o which ix prefixed, an Flis ., tOcic. l. ' 44(i c t ii " . l4. ii "tiO ., :i and. Loprovements tit; AC10? 1 , 0 2,., firi t,t)„,rl.,Yi from the earlitot periods 6 " tilt thpe .01 .? 1 , 7 4 44, i - 4 4101, i a rid . to Witiell ii4 . ll.4}flirl4:a (4engrillillitgl!lllti c ( T r. !..-,, it ,: the itniii Naincs of thtf-411)YinciPal (,:“"(n.t.:,,,R'): lint , 4 iitin t (,:'i miil 'Mortittaihs 1.,t, rtiiotied itt tits -'- . . of ' , 411,,,, '', , .iics ; .III 1) Ilk %. '''l ' 'll t I idly ti) c,innect the study -,, Lelarning , ith t ' ll:k; of t i le . neeiil Knowledge. 1 lIY AII.XANUF.It ADAM, LL. I). . • • i .,,t .-ite Ike:, of the 1.1i , .1i 's.),.' 'hind at Etiinburgh• ~ .., r • N,',,:'4 VEnned lin 'i : l' iiii•li Ind W: b•ivies ; G."' il i _,, h " v ) 4,1 I v i: ; ,I.oligi;to, [torsi: ite t ... i . , Orme ; and BrOwn; rul,, ; .i " ,,...T" ; 1.11.060gt01i- a nd '('„. i '‘i , - (" " ft ' r :i r,' ; . )V Vi:er ..,11i1 'airman; ILthiwin. c,,,oloctiotlid .amnd % 1(.6 'i''',.'h; ;Ain! hir'A. U.:listable and Co; INl3lnter', ~, Or ,' irl iiiiils ; arid IV, llitteliwntid, I , ..dinlntfiln• i , ,,i,„„„ 4 ‘ , iiiii iniily also 1,4 1 , had, by the sailie itatt.l):l!;,s nnti i.,1„„7,",,,if w4(tititits; t , V) An Acculinl of Ihe .'''''''''.`. t . the ) . 0 , (1. tlie It.,alaw., ii,,i., il i.d chiefly to i'losti,t t ..01, l .n. ' ' '''''` e l' . i . evu. S' eventlgeition, ciitreettii, liric'e 1 (I,' !'". ' hitt.:4l Ili . ' ),, y iper " ,, t l, ~,, .1'4141.py, ex!iilliting, rilphithetirOF! t--ty'll„rs A i,t6l;.' " sl.ot Aeciolot {,t ihe s,vi.rtl Deitt' , ' , l ' e l ' . r ,' of`'",ec,-I."'"iik'. h iviAiiitteil in the Ancient Ctassio Ant it , ) 4 (~4„,'(ll',ditin priL. 7i. in 1....ird5.. ' - „„' ,:rioi:4111 t.,i ;;!,`,ll7"litnnl D ) ' 11,,., ~ f iLe 'Latin Tong ' *- ' Filo ,titd i 'll 't 241 Eltltioil. In ~.1 6cti: .tie i.te' 1 t'''l' an 4 ".• .'4.4 1,, ict''ilti:illpi I.Tilii).hryi atiti•Li'lnclue 'ot Pri'...4r'l%"l/Ic6' ''' a uglitii. , : :, ''' TITUItSDAY JANUARY 9, 1817. who have unhappily fallen •!* sacrifice to the fatal 4 tleltusion that their emancipation had heel intend ed by the British Parliament, ...a delusion which . has been in , idiously spreatti by the practices 'of rertaln associations in 'lie Mother Country, and has . oceasionett.great discontent among the lower .elasse. in titcse Colonits, . . , . ~ , " The pe.tecable and orderly donduct of the slavts in this ' Isl 'and, notwithstanding. stich . . at tettlpts-to mislead Ahem, is worthy of the higlWiJ prikse, , and may justly be attributed, as u cif, to their fidelity apd 'goocl . disposizioq, as to the - iYib tedt ion afforded them by' !be tawi; and the tonsi.. ,del'ate kindness of those under whom they, are pirteeti, . s . • c; \Ve are. always desirous of payiur the tittnost atterition to what may be recollimentliA tows by' 'yoitr:Grace ; mid it is , 'Our .inteit;ion .to inquire w ether ;further legiblittive re r. latiot s copy he, n .. i -+ I '. .. - A, . ee aary,to , prontote the moral and' re igiotis in- . , t i tve ti o na ti t e - iNley.Trot.4", e • 1 1 .3 well ' lli ' 't is itt ip rii, 4 Iqir general CCPPfort and happiness, porsnant. to tltiraessintions of; st..bolute: iln tau ,otAsel alb 1y , a 1 the close of ttc List .esskop.". 'lltt.. above Mt sage was oriered to lielrferred to rife' CelininittWon the state of. theltlanct. (.)c'r:' 34 :4 tiortse such Conorrittee3 .and be 7 ing I t..3ittllctl, o roolutkons were reported, and agreed to as follows lii :I the . I,eislature oll:Jamtiiett has pro. "eresiively adopted all expedien4reasures. to cender the COt O of the. staves favourabie,a3 Was COnsistelit with their reasonab)e iterviees and the ti+tt~ 11 of the inhabitants,. itoit that' this -Legisla ore 15 moor Colllpoellt to determine upon such •+ittorejneasstres as oiar be expedittit to i contribute , o 1 1110' k 0 s:lll4:ary object, but that measures best caLtdatcd to prontOte' the advantage of the slaves' ihrtst • lid.gradually adopted, otherwise the benevoluot dispotHon or the inhabitants of this colony may be insidiously so pet yerted,. as even-, man y to he ruinous to thEmselves Lind destrnetive the ii slaves. ' ,• That it be recom l nemled theilouse to appoint a Cotomittee to take into ,consideratiou (Ile state tit religion among the slaves', and hives tigitte the means nt diffssing the •light of genuine Christianity among Ahem ; to inquire into the con 'setienee of exposing slaves to sale under tyrits of readitioni Exponas, or selling them to pers'ons Who'd() 'not mean to employ them in their families or on their properties.:. to review the existing 11101$ for the protection ol 610'6, anti tu. consithr whetber their individuul comforts mid 'natural in crease can Ite'pr'Ounrted by further . posiei;ve enact brews; anti, - if% neeessary,• to bring in. or bills for tlinse pArposes." , , -Committee r,ippoiuted accordingly. 1 . • ' MOUSE OP 'AgSEMBLY,NOv: C. I nousein Compittg,e ; on liiis,c;:raee• the. Gover nor's Me§sage of the Ist inst.; a e ndhaving resumed, o ne'resolutiorr IVIIS reported as ff4IOWS That it, he eecommentled ptU the ,i llouse to he' send a Message to his Grace t Governor, thank , jog ,him Apr the COMMUltieill i9ll' eowitiord . in his M essa ge' to the iloweof the - Ise ilistant ; to ils s.ote 44/ , :•• .that ',the Ilouse propel ly appt e ciates tine care with which his hlajcsry."s fere have guards4l „again,t the interference of Var.. liament on a quest 'n. the consideration Of whir!) befiings to the Legislature of this Island ;. interaretice whkh mu‘t ever provoke the winos' nritatiotrami alarm in thentinds of hi, M:ije..,ty"s loyal sirhieets of JAM:tit:it, as n direct 10 . 11i31011 theirt ! o , :t cif :old important rights ; t h a t alth„,44 theflou,,e will never stiffer its pro - ceidiogs to lie influenced by that the' sliidom 'and. iLkstiec of the Itritkti Par li,onent- will allow tileinalignant and Minium!. ed aspersions which have been east upon the inhabitants of this island to operate to thole advantage, and although it lots. been di,tinctiv proved that no clatidestineor impoi tat hot of Iltives has taken place hue, the Liou,c i, still wil ling to .sati,ly,4 possible, even the prejudices of those who may havtvbeen deceived into tt•belief that a change of eireumstances may arm, new fa cilities to a violation of the Abolition Laws, and will, in compliance tl-ith his G1'20C . 4 recommen dation, proceed to adript finch measures as may appear best calculated effectually tti ensure a strict and faithful observance of ''shoselaWS; in a man ner least burdensolite to the iulialtitsatc of the Isisnd." And It motion I:eiiig wad, to Atnetia the ,at..t. Report by strii,ing out, after the first word. That," all the remaining %PON" of 'the'.'said Report, nail instead thereof to insert the follow " It he recommended to the House to 'send a Message to his Grare the Governor, to infirm his Grace that the House has taken his Grace's Message, re,coonttending A Registry BM, into their most serioss consideration. fat - Resit that an foisociatiou of the most offenSive pretensions, and convicted by the confession of every. other party' -Of: falsehood and hypocrisy, has had such influence with his Majesty's Ministers As to force them, in atly ,leipe, to inflict contumely find oppression upon his Alajesty's loyAsubjecti of this country for in ito other- 4 4kt can they consider the threat eonvvyrd iu their ite,troctionLof the Plltelllaltte of. registralbm or interference. They allow that `this Would not have operated .to preveot their enactments tor Om I'Vgistty GE the slaves, had they been convinced their a meta sure of this kind would only (Anse looteeessary: trouble of every description in its Minute -and and add to the ingny..ntol bur eomplieated parts;densione taxes 'levied on, our Conttittoot,: for the eoutingent expekces of, the public, from the dititressedrolite of the eoltOery: v ; are - alteatly more than they con: bear.. -Such: tkrioPits .tiopesitious,..are.more heavily aggravated -11 V lbe t so4 t the war duties, enirthuvt - ri146 . 4 : • 'e • • '4: • r 2 EPP.Te r SEVENPENCE. • . of the drawl> it I. oh our prodaee,- , Wherever they. turn they eon find ~no.lting, gt f ptf, W„ VOllle ollt of *itch enstettneht, but, they fpresee every thin;; that is productive or plischiet, expellee, and confusion; , 4 This 1 - lonse,' however, is 'ready, by such enact.- ' ntetits ii 4 may not iinpurt ur, itoringe *our conkti-.„.,,,, f Ilitional rights HMI p g riVile.ei,, and the security of .. 1)111 . I?CI'3,IIS alld property, to dentols , l,4te 'to 1'114 , ; , ' nisters the utter extinct iiin of. every 011tilICe of li. „heti importations Of Net :roes." • 4 ~, ; '. , ~, A deboke xlver . euil' . ,f,trisiljg, awl,,thequestion ‘ lte.,, g, ri, , pia !iron, th e said ainetnitnelit, the House . il)- , vidid; aiol'iiit'it'es went foot 4 , 4=-Ayei; 4 -- N'itw'it "r' 261; 4 40 irptiOtitr Hi' ate intilltife,... tutor the 1'vpiAvP.14,.. 4 4 watiliKreed k 1A.,: rl • ~, .. "1 , 4 . ~S. t Xlltet of a 1,4 t Ter troll) Bt.litorn a s's to a re- 'ip 'e?itife CretiVielintWit(* . itNittin,. - Ifitnttira, dated . 'ilt 28th tilt..— . , 4.. 1 . ...i ~ 1 / . t'llgglitftose /ols#,,,.4fikklimg:tltp,iteconnts of the ilig ..events ie I F e rovi . I Cit. tr('a4 before the , , v lg itgrFrgi t 4 t .. 'Ye eipi; Of this i! f iter 'iVe !tad ttvo - arrival , yes- r "( 14 y (ruin I.A.GAira, •giiigeltt , legro? by • thew that. 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HOUSE, OF ASShNI BIN, OCT. f 29. the.Spee,ch with which his Urace the., Duke. of MANcmgsTatt cpened the Sosion, lie said among other things kis with sincere regret I announce to you, that the tranquillity of the Island of liarbadoes has been interrupted by 3 partial but most daripg in - surtertion, tthieh, though speedily %Subdued, has been atmnletrwith much 'individual loss and calts rarity, -and - the destroction of a great nam her Negroes,. “ho have unhappily fallen a sacrifice to Ota fo nt, delusion, that their Etnaticip:ition had been intended by the British Patliament , " In noticing.this distressing event, it would be unjust to that class of persons in this island who have prudently resisted all attcniPts which may have been'made .to midearl tbetti, were I not to bestow the highest praite.on their peaceable and orderly conduct, affording at oneethe,l{Vot factory proof of their fidelity and good tlisposi cam, ;inn ! t h e co nsiderate kindness of those under whose protection they arc placed. r. Although ,there.are sonic waiters of great inn portance, 'which must neressai ily cilg;ige ymir attention, and which I shilll make the subject. of a future comminlication to yon, I am desirous to recommend to your particularconsidcrafion , whLi ther, as from lapse of tim ,, and change of cirrunt 111111Cei the VV sett and best laws rtivire occasional revision, some further Legislative geg„%datiotis may not be necessary to promote the moral and 'religious initituetiOn of the Net roes,'ais well as to improve their,general comfort and happiness." To which the House of Assembly replied ! -- " We sincerely. egret that , the: trattiptiliity of: the lsltlnd of utocs has' been interrupted Ify In insurrection', which, (hough subdued, ha* been 'iittctiiled•with mach indivitlittailOssi and .ealbmit lad tlodetactictioo of a ; Qat nutubo . ut Nvgipoe PRIVATE CtLt IMSPONDENCE. PARIS, JAN. 2.—The Electional tlw is still the Object uf the greatest importance; but whatever niay .be its, fate the lower house (where the Ministry say they are sure of the majority), the Royalists entertain the warmest hopes it will be thrown toil by the Peers. Several, of those Lien® whin arc in the habit of voting with Ministry an. pounce publicly their intention of opposing, with all theirintlnerice, this law, which they„coniitlerd ap tending to destroy the little renraiiiing weight:o4. the great lantled propr'oors preserve itl ,the *ate. --,--- • - The conspiracy at liordeetix cannot be consi dered as having been rcady ilang•eroi, to ilie•sSt3te; not it is one Mine 11100 f adatl(l to s lie slimly alrFlirly existing, haw little use, tlac, l'olice is of ro the State, Lowever useful it ittay,pt: tO the tlit military tiothoritics tletcctv(i etety'tiliog :'as ut Grenoto",l'ilie Pact. nOlvac..!. crises them t>frusltneSs iu not .a ng llowi things. At) /40 farther, 4kfid, trio. 10 cover its o , i n ighotitoce wii;it vc,a going on wider the mask ol pratkut . dissimulation. A garbled accbtint is publisbetl the ilfeititeer; Nlltl .thence copied into all the at ber, , 1ia•p.,:41. 'rills. account, it trtie, is at least invre l ilideii'mgrlijm; to it,,it way Itoo , it iii by gittoitig, tit'4t conk werc tlistnhotcd to thoie Velib , vitould enlist in liwmaparte'shvrvice undue' ti4o ,- command of liaioluti,....and yct. it tvatt, of y'. 01,5 tlie H atrestat ion Of 'Conlon imp the I.9th of 'December, ' that tlivy 'carol that between the . eati/ of Octobeitiol flit; day ut his.arrestation, lie ha& *been running trOm town to town, anti fro;,; city to', city, to instke proselytes to his cause. Ihaye thought that a 1111111 rilreilnly SO Mimi) siilhCt.ii have been watched H little mite So nitwit for the trtith in tlie , o6eounit I o mooch tor 114104eal and talents of the Polite he J a.collitlical Papers cotit,iiiie to insult the Royil:kts openly, and to slimy' their hatred of the Englkli Government by innendoes. he Jnataai tle, Paris eolitains4 yesterday the killowing pas !Age, speaking about the meeting iitSpa•tields iota the riots : Mint is certain imweVer that these dileh tro , hes are real., and the. Enginth GuYernmetit, " which is seeking all poOli'e inetms to alit vkte " Without doulit,• be convinced by w.f.' experience, that • the affluence at 44 hap, " piness of other nations: are , indispensable 'de r " nients of the pros pet ity of its own commerce, " and that it imposetislies itself by the ruin of its " neighbours." After reading,thil; article, I puzzled myself some time to remember what nation we had deprived of affluence and happiness, or which of our neighs hours we had . ruined ; at' length 1 rethembered. that the tingle fact of having been the principil. instrument• in destroying the power of Bimini.. parte, and in replacing the Bourbons on the throne of tLiel alit estors stortiecti to yonder its enitty of every oriole in tbu.eycs 4.1 the Revolit. tionary party. Not (taring to speaK or their tuitt, cupsp of complaint against us, they,hopute to us imaginpay crimes, and repeat then' till they are half convinced thentselves,-(Morning Paper.) Erwziniu l oo, 'JAN. L—Wci are happy to lay hetore our readers the following it ou t n i ums ,p, o ,.. e'd at it -. Meeting held on .\lowhy, in the p,orisn of \Vest Calder', One of the most widely' 6:tendril paridies in the colony 'of 'Mid-1,0004m, The Meeting was called at consequence of the iceoni inendmion of ihe o.moty at their General Meer.. int,: on thV 11th ult., and it was attended by Iferitors frOin all parts of the pati4ll, Lord HER. MANDiti the Chair. The Meeting-resolved " 14t. That upon e y ot the persotlS best-informed, aull froth their-own ohsei vatiO6s, aP`pear's, that ''there i t not a labourer Out.of employment in this parish ;' 5p that ut.present thererihr hu.oecasion tor that voluntary emi l tribu. lion which, 'in other circutuytances, they would have been dispoie,l to make. " 2d. That the Meeting adjourn t,o the first 'Monday or Vehrollry . , and in the:trfeati that:, in case of. onv_chauge iu: the Teirciptistane . s.of the commiltlientions have been 'maite by va rious [lerito i rs to the clink of the Meeting, of work to be performed', for whicit . ith.y pre, frill ti;; • tp pay at rates folly egoist to tboie of any other e!iliriets where, work under eirenthstutices has been glyttr,".4 , -(.dingitirk . 4 Courant), , ,