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- moNumimr To HIS LATH hunarr. of benevolence. • This was not a fond for the • thoroughly convinced 10.41- the the ery of !amity ' noxious• sentiments, and once aildresitill the cia
--oleo.— relief of mental misery pining in diatom's; it Has of ell the soldiers of the *troy is Wee and all the side of Ilse Chamber "olds that the Oppression time is one that will he contenepreenecus with oie
not food foe the compromise of the widows
At there o'clock on Saturday lest • stetting of a a
who hod
se dissensions vanish by which they endeavour to die. which the memlwreellit side experienced front
and orphans of thou. breve heroes
the subscriber* tie Mr. Wyatt 's design foe • mono- those of the right, or Ultra-Royalist side, was a to the remotest posterity. It will Le just .. conipoeut
nobly shed their blood in fighting the bottles of "'le diem-
mum to conerneeionte the virtues of his late Ma-
their country- No, Of was the silent tribute ef the I° the Cartes it had been decided in the precede specimen of their political tyranny, 'mil of the spirit to a Member to make the objection nest year se it
rimy King *George the Third, was held at the _ . . s . :
8000 and soya', paid into the uurefunding treasury Intl day that the battalion should send • dePutat'n" with which they would with to control the elections. is now. No time can he so favourable that we may
rhatelsed-house Tavern, St. Janieesoitreet. the -
Fed of Ilarriugton in the Chair, supported by the virtue
fth gra e ve. to commemorate the virtof
i on. of to the Assembly. On its being announced, the It would seem loos that a tumult once commenced slot expect a futurb opportunity more favouriee
f Kin .—lllear hear )—But still t must
Marquis of Lothian. the Earl of Blesniton, Lord the 1/.1/1 a. P .ereo, Hi • '
st however tiredly the object,lvresidero, General Ruse, begged leave to !coign in the Clouner of Deputies run never e, anthis objection is in prevail, the ,t„
b fully subside, if
be rememo itatm., "sr
Keel", ibe Lord Bishop of SlillabalrYs sad several- was that kind of moral excitement. whose Import- his seat to the arice.piesident, on account of his even though the rouse of it might cram to Nivel,, steed over fur even To stop is to abandon the 1
the
' to•vbetior
subpvidrer:i6o4o,
the
other personages of rank.
This. after some Tim. it heppened on Wednesday that the clamour measure. By •pausing, it does not become ves.
once and value was iecommended to the mind by own connexion with the he...attains).
Tile object of the meeting eves to consider the .
slow, degrees, andHweds.notelicited _by the enthusiesin conversation, he was allowed to do. The depute- continued even after M. Coseyanc had retired tiouary—it must be retrogressive. It h a ke„
qunnion of throwing open the moiseinental design
far general competition, instead of kiting the adr ',.e."l")...•_eLner' toed l_t 1111 tl...,lnrrli.esur.irtirrii_omiblee tiou being introduced, the commauder of the bid- from the tedium-. end al. De Comsat, the Nli. hitherto impelled by the force of truth and reati.l,
spark rest almeether with Mr. Wyatt, who was the theuot . man x llle to fibres.. yin alight t
bilion expressed his sense of the honour done the raster of die Interior, hied risen to speak. Tina against ignorance and prejudice; and the *Atrium
artist, a very large soars of, money would have .
mietrialor of it,
been collected last June at the dinner given at the battalion, and protested its zeal for the emote- circumstance gave occasion to the Minister to make once euspendede it is carried heck by the slime
Ti..
Easel of Blesinton then opened the business
F n a is' Terre n Ile he more la ess eel that tutionel system. The Vice-President made an spa an obsenration not distinguished by its wisdom. Ile Noe airier moo qui adverse vie logiliae teatimes
of the ameetine, by reading the following dom.
enryees obstruction shouldr: arise in the mundeirtaking propriste reply, and inesented the copy of the Cots- commenced speaking in a low tone of voice, and Realigns outran :as bating forte reined,
mem, explanatory of the proceedings of the Com-
from a desire of competition, because he knew if it Attire ilium it ptieceps prime tulle alleys aural.
Miner :-. atitution in a mahogany chest, which the Cortes had cries of is Speak louder !" were Weird from the left .
REPORT. were thrown open to-morrow, ori respectoble artist
decreed to give to the battalion, sod which is to be side. " Gentlemen." said his Excellency, " this But what circunistremes ratio at present which did
The Spenial Cossasitue (ainsitsated by the Raid of Liver. would offer himself • candidate ; far artists of emi.
read at the head of the battalion every year on cannot Ire • representative Government if the
agitationlit MIIII the equally.
eal south,
0 o fii
citfhoef"c
atolaUr IrelandW
questione
t forcibly
lei ad: e )iettieleogirti?iiiintsgtiTe 1:::::4.4:13;11:17. :ill
pool, foe the par of piloting oat thy bolt roars. IQ hence were afraid of competition, not on account of
be orlomed is order he carry Ist. effect Si.. wishes doh* the wisdom. but the ignorance of their judges. the 16th of March. in memory of the honour done King's Ministers cannot speak." The expression
auliseribers to the Naiimisl Mostasseass) assembled os So. and he could not bring his mind to believe, that
tont", Moab 16, sad proceeded tis easels. the dom.. the battalion. 1V hen the Commander of the bat- might have 'fallen with more propriety from
belerbarous scents crying out for Ca'caohocrlic—Erna-71.
any man of real genius would come forward in m
moms, resoletions ke. oistaksed Is the books of the Se- lotion received it, he took off the sabre which he M. CONSTANT, who, us a representative of the
riflery. ' iiiimitious a transaction, and endeavour in raise hi*
It aurora d'af• Me. M. Wyatt+ art the3dsrf to". Into, own fame upon the ruins of another. You might wore* "Yluffe "In receiving this august deposit people. was actually prohibited from speakieg by
(libation, Government might say, you shall tat
eisboatted • operate OA. Ia his Royal Highoese the Doke a indeed get the striplings and apprenticea of the from the hands of the Representatives of the Na- the tumult of the friends of the Ministers.
have it on compulsion ; hut these infatuated
Te'll• "litchi " the St" "f 3."1 thhht has Royal Hilthwah arhoof, who would bring forward their crude con- lion, uothing is more •agreeable to me than to be The treatment experienced by the students of ressossed to pateimitee. Mr. Wyatt then applied Is the • ‘-- .. e . men are isidiffereet to the Cuthelic cae.
%wt.,Hord petsity, to ono, Not4smoo mid etiolate irom mem copy-book.. venture depend upon able to present them with this sabre, which was the the University was noticed by M. Coatalit its terms u
eteademeo. wt., eeisealed .0 be ~.„1„.,.. aow Gesswei it nO man of eminence would to subject
linit displaced on the lainstion of liberty on of praise for its mildness, and the tumult was in. ssoweeer easenind and necessary " rhe his's of (*mottos,. Perriousty to stdmittirsg she plats to the polar: - blastoff to the liniment' indignstiosa with which lie . • • - new and better order of things. it could not afford
•e. lir. Wpm, as lb. 7sh of Octobers obtassed, Omani, thts %mild he justly overwhelmed, lie therefore called .1/1. Ist of January loop, in the* hands of General stantly renewed. It did not subside Wiwi' Omer.'
a ich they met.
lereuelY•l.4o6.“ ea ..m l'oPP"I" ef it, lb. Saliele" eV epottoll those present la persevere in their exertinne Rialto." He delivered it to the Secretaries, arid
ha MVesap.For. in remarking upon the general movement of, .
IPlabnaolilnalli .tilTdohl faelytei tcryn relict
odatfnofdor fur the
heiseeh:i i lrtsthdeouf Gt I iohuvi: r.in e:rill 'do-is
..,*• the sketch desired by Mr. Wyatt was sp. -to hove the monument completed. The subacrip. Vico-President replied, the Cortes received with society toward. ernelsoratioo, exclaimed, " Thanks
as • Illiolleg of the Committee, oil J y in, the lions had been given for the specific work of a epee singular pleasure this steel, a monument of the so our tree/kilt Revolution, which, after all, was a
' armslaof Moormil its the Clone cite artist, and they could not now throw the door not object to present time as uritavoundsle
.__ declaration of liberty, and • trophy of its favourite hut • complete amelioration of every thing in
. Alto aoh-esessausee 4C0806.188 of Peru," mourn" irn to competition withuut dishnuour to two
esteem brambles a est) was iastrucied to facilitate she rue.; . hero. The Cortes will dispose of it at pleasure. France; thanks to the Revolution. tr.. number of men for relief, and say they shall hoot have it re
• ben, dt ' the f+ me fortune of that
*Tof she sloe sod et the see time protect the lairrest. rv' an • ruin a la aed compulsion. Ois the contiory, at the vei
ai ailiosdbose: allfiwalled artist.—(Hear, hear.) 'After the Deputation had retired, the Cortes de- who can devote their time to those !Arbours which 7
li has seer very erroneously supposed that the lab C,oas.• Mr. LOWNDRS said. that at general principles elated themselves satisfied wills the manner constitute the charm of society increase. daily." mini' - awe
to
.eveerly't m."euhtusi.iresitshZ to"fut;
.nsillee was flonned of persoin friends of Mr. Wyatt, foe the 'he was an advozate for competition, hut it wnnld in which the Committee had made these arrange- Such an expression must have given a violent shock
. oak purpose of advertise she laterals of their hived. The not be common justice to Mr. Wyatt, after all his .Minister, in his place in the House a Lords, se-
. ',ember. of that Coonsistre rem iodated to
itet frees vs. anent,. It was resolved that the sabre should be de- to every principle and prejudice marshalled upon . . . .
of . •
lahour and complete success, to allow competition.
(pumices in the propriety tukirig the system of •
, a .nus soothes t .hot. • generally 'peskier, the Prat lathier- posited in the sanctuary of the laws, that the time the right side of the Chamber. ‘V e are not aware
mot less an agr.eitesste serelh.eliss of the private 5i,.....- The Marquis of LOTHIAN admired as much 88
tithes into consideration, with a view to relief. 11,
elf Lag Orem 111. and • Jost apprecation of she seal sad any Man the talents of Mr. Wyatt, but he was Committee should fix on a proper place for it, and that any Member of either Chamber has hitherto
stpheeicii,etiphoeftwimroengh,eisfouwesucurnabitlebfeorutnherevrosedrr.esbsit ofrwithethe
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sonmodosy of Mr. Wyatt; which were INlfiCielll le ISE/Fife always a friend to competition, mod would re. 'that a declaration should be made by the Corsets ventured to (mow iii public his upprohation of dist hka with hopes of patronage, and confidence oftmets M. engin so. -that the honour conferred on the Stil battalion of , The lest resoluiros published re me di ffei eat isermspere, nti ht event. That France has derived from it
eattabgahad a aithaettetito kw the
piau,
which. us tibe nth a .
.Col.ooel TRENCH, M.P. strongly deprecated the .
a Asturias was a mark of the esteem due to the
Injustice of minimise' others to a competition with manyg yinvaluable !develop, social, political, and redress of another ? lathe lan". Pea"st kr "tart '-
career', wris pabliely anieuenced as dit•igised and to belief. by a system of terror, from the pressure anther;
and is it to be refused to the urroffending Csihofte
..mooed by Mr. Mean. Mr. Wyatt. after he bed completed his design, whole Spanish army, for its powerful aid in the moral, cannot be doubted ; but it has been deemed
The list docomert that appears no she hooks as.. io- which gave universal satisfaction. establishment of the constitutional system, and prudent to suppress the consciousness of them in
. enismeat is • (suer from his Riuysl Hughes.* the palm*, • Lord Kenyon was deeply impressed with a that the Government should communicate this de- ho labours to recommend blown' to Government
; his loyalty arid pewee-able deme)a,
ofneesrw:ctie.Btft
; public speaking. It sheered, however, less temerity
• "dal' "that a Ilea" aPPaseliaa haul he" earl"' al sense of Mr. Wyett's merit. but he thought his clarifies') to all the corps. to be read its front of the
VW he considered it advia.hle la make new arrieltelleelds• ' than was evinced in the same discussion by General - .
is objected that the question should aot be brought
..euttlaa hoer the oataxamat„,a ie,,p. owl, 6.6,ed, up, fiends acted injudiciously in opposing • competi.
standards.—(Madrid Papers, North 18.)
ice, w that the pip Isis Mr, N. wpm's • that be had bore For lie thought if a Committee of taste were GIRARD, who highly extolkd the old army. and forward ~,ithout is a worm „fi • 1
CADIZ. MARCH 6.
acme Inhumed sod aohoosigy exerted himself to farther its appointed, aud the designs of various artists were • • compared NAPOLEON with the most bsilliant names this condition were necessary, neither this
„aareese t die he bad donited miseh rime and incurred mods *submitted to their inspectionit would be ten times The French frigate Victor Arsodeas has arrived question,
of ant nit He appealed to the Chamber to nor the question of the Slave Trade, to which it has
been often assimilated. would have been ever brought
.
'izalleasei alai shat hi. Miamian was sow intimately "a- more creditable to Mr. Wyatt if his model were here in 37 days front the Havannah. and the Cap-
amid curb is.`restore the veterans to the army.—" Battalions,"
forward at all. They have been both producd
sh, special comositt„ loott dine 6 ~,,,t„ hot, approved by them, which be thought extremely tails says that on the .6th of January the ship of
t he continued, " who were less illustrious by their
eseeMleratioe, aud it was *mord us the oar side, that the probable. For his part he was a decided friend to the line Asia, the Maximus corvette, and Sor- and repeatedly resprodoced, with were little hopes
r ir, • aostallars of the Comosittee were pledged to Mr. M. Wyatt competition, and should therefore propose that a
arra bie else; es lbe wirer side It "" rootrudedi that the"' Coot rniitee be appointed to inspect whatever models
- -zir "re " he"" so 44°S1 the Oa.' nor eunsP"lrd ii should be submitted topereesna brig, sailed with a convoy of 30 merchant-
for various ports of the Peninsula. innumerable exploits than by one day of calamity— of success at the time. The Right Hoe. Member
one heroic resignation, which will ever be admired may possibly not be able to excel las late spies-
them for a monument to as the moot noble and the moot difficult aria:to- did exertion, by which he has so established his
the aatiosat asonsaarat to say particular arta.. The, The Redactor, on the authority of a letter from
presented to the , claims to the championship of the came, arid else
the memory of George 111..
- Moak of this Mamie was, 5. That a Seputatsua use directed ries. What an example to be
I result may prove less f aide ; but • war ie a
so mil on the illoannore Name, to aece/lain kis °mono. Dr. BUTLER WU of opinion that the preseall the Hevannah,. says. that Panama has declared
j
of
ithe ibl vi i these
by nnc e warriors I whether Ur. Al. Wyatt wasor sot to be the artist employed. plan had been already tried and had failed, merit itself independent. Not only the entrance of Ls- young soldiersust end necessary cause is riot to be suspended be-
lly the remit of *bat oisaos, his Royal Highness's smite. the doors so-re thrown open to competition, he had old army, of whom fame will speak as of the Ma-
t+ hoe Liam is Confirmed, but also the retreat cause the ensuing campaign does not promise to be
, 811118111 mem taconite's, faroaraWe to coaspedikts, though
mot onfuruarehle to M. Wyatt or kis plan It tray nut lie
,nodoubt • flood or gold would pour in.
i of San Martin to Tiuxillo. cedoniair phalanxes and the legions of Rome, and as brilliant ■as the last. Besides, the vote of the House
Lord Kitairoe's resolution was then put alll.
' mosidered Improper to mention the Cenotaph to the memory
CADIZ, MARCH g. whose inensorta/ Captain will proceed through all of Lords and Cealliloile hi ilOt the °illy cons;deratiou ;
of her Royal Heehaw* the Primes. Charlotte. ONO of the negatived by a hinge majority. Various resolutions, , . , ,-, . ... I the public, as well the Legislature, require to be l
ukiertloas so Mr. SI. Wyatt ...., tsar Ho calories. was not declaring that Mr. Wyatt should have the midi- The spanisn ream. ►ear. Ines, Coptain Adepts, time as the rival of Alexander and of Creston."
enlist-alerted, sod taught to feel. an interest iu the
ellesietit; hat dues objection most now erase, as the Dins sided support of the subscribers, were then proposed has arrived Isere in fortjafour days from Poem Rico. Violent murmurs, we are told, accompanied and I
I subject. and it was with this view its hiss& sad
' Recess en coopleied. For this work there was nu cum-
advocates have notiformly recommended conoset
end carried by acclamation. TWA. were then Hemp. there was nothing new at the Wand when lie followed this harangue. Some cried out that the i
aathem.
Thc score to be .reeled is boooir of the Doke of W.I. proposed to the Noble Chairman, who expressed his sailed. The Chief of the mulattoes and Degrees in speech should be printed, but the majority drowned i docussion, even at times when they entertained is.
hopes of imniedtate success. They know th. 1
Lomas is eat the fruit of euespetinurs • mid here it may INT hearty concurreace in the course which hied been the ...pen
albeserred, is opposhion to use uf die objections to the ultimately adopted. The meeting then impended s ish part of St. Domingo was said to have there cries in tumults of indignation. As the I
truth is powerful, that it gains strength by exam-
21110Mosi Idoosarteal (via. that if la aa taaPProPtiste record evidently well pleased with the result, which must marched spinet those who had proclaimed itide- General descended from the tribune the Members
lifetime, end that if kept its activity it mast prevail.
.I.l' the private virtue. of kis Majesty George 11l ), that Ise extremely gratifying tit the (retitle of Mr. Itendence. From the Terra Firma it was stated, of the left side crowded armlet him, and offered
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3111.• N. Wyatt wished so lochs& the glories of the tegeney Wyatt, on account of the high eulogiume pro-. .. that Geuerul Aimesich had defeated Bolivar in the him their cougratulatioris. pi tbe toommroual record of she reign of Xiot George lll.American Papers, including a Perk! fine New
the I York, from the 25th last, to the stlr instant, have
-''What anneivia more appropriate dna on else &alga lir trounced upon his private and professional character. 'norther of Socorro, that Bolivar was killed, and There are no reedier accounts respecting
Me. N.
Wtt does there •ppear lis a bronze hare of a by ividuala whore opinions must always nary
l'aez elected in his room, Other successes of the conspiracy which was detected at Rochelle. The i been received at our Office. They allaOut.Clt Ceettee. a Pollen; sir as Alestasder, brought frum Moot. such weight and influeoce.
,Cavello, without kis horse, to stand la asked sod elas-ie
.- ---- ---- Spaniel' troops are spoken of in a letter from Porto mithorities of the town are making • strict in. the death of Mr. WILLIAM PINCKNEY. ra &mine
guished
.member of she Senate and of the Bar. He
Lowey, al all emblem of the valour, she wisdom, and the
Rico, of 21st January ; but we are very far, set our quiry into the circumstances of the transaction.
was buried in the Capitol, at Wallington. Both
Tersevenisee of • Wellington? The statue to the memory
SPANISH PAPERS. Journals, from warranting their authenticity. The A considerable degree of importance teems so be
et Praddest VINO is the proposltiou of ma iudisidosal.
Houses of Congress attended the famed. Thai ---.....
?Ow monitors' to L 41141 Nelson at Liverpool was competed account. from Vera Crux are only till the 2d of attached to it. and it is intimated that it is coo- following ere extracts :--.
Sur, and she prise rallied by Mr. M. Wyatt; hot la this MADRID, MARCH IS.
nected with • plan of greater magnitude, and pus- NM YORK, Heusi 4.
ease the mosey was r.hoot aid ski piss advertised roe. A report has been spread here for seine days January.
A letter dated Queers, the 10th Febroery, me—
lts the pro-eat ease the phis wa. proposed by as indtvidnal, , - sluing extensive onificstions. The accuunte from
I said apausered of by •• Coosiddro, "bids Coonaillee ■mime. toot Porto Rico had declared itself indepeedent,
~.
at" " Arcouabs from Porto Civello state that La Torre had
lilted fur substriptioas to carry it tate Has. These and we received a communication to this effect 11-IE BRITISii. PRES S. the east still dwell upon the probabilities of a war „mum' there with aboot tx, emi,,, as as „„,,, %ink.
obeerratiosia Webers made is order to give the subscribers between Turky and Russia, but the galenical' are left at Toe•yo from 1,000 to 1,110 men, which be is.
is ice„,,„,„iew of the sileatio. is whop they 0,0 olseed, from Cadiz, which stated the account to have been ....._._ _____ • - _____
leaded immediately to reinforce with a part of the autism
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e•
with she Wert aiming any unfelt bias to their decision. brought by a Freud, vessel from the Havannah, but
LONDON
Ilk
—ww....-- late iota the interior, and make • diversiou an ham tithe
rarrepemal-Comesittee is &axiom to speed so the sub. . e
we abstained from puldiehing it for obvious rem-
We have already adverted to the important aso- SPaaisk -"
beriberi, trusties that she great object is view, vise eplentbd
MONDAY, APRIL Is MC Lessees from La Gomm of the Idtb of J y, seesind
roormairotal reword of the reign of Klee Gate 111. wilt, sons. By the snail of to-day we receive informa-
-1
'ion or which mr. CANNING has govern "twice, for ; there, state that the object of she Brides sloop of war Fat-
by their declaims, be effeetwally attained. tion that a vessel bed arrived in 43 days front Porto ---..-..111•••...-...
(Mewed) BLESINTON. A sudden and hot ssiderable fall in the the restoration of the Catholic Peers to their plsc. a ; mouth, coterie at Porno Cabello,. was to notify the Cs. ;
North 30, 11112. Chairman of this Special committee. Rico direct, which not only contradicts the report nisodaist that she British Admiral would sot adult el say
French funds took place in Paris on Thursday last, in the House of Lords. The explanation to which port oa the Main, is the ptomain), of the Columbian, be.
Mr, Knits, M.P. considered that nothing could that hod been spread, but on the contrary affirms
and as it was known iu town tin Saturday, it pro- it gave rise. relative to the Rearm, question, is lag considered in a slate of blockade, vela. shere weer Made
be more unjust to Mr. Wyatt than to throw open that the best spirit ►prevailed iu the island in favour
aim of war nattered of such poet IQ esifince the same; s
highly satisfactory. Mr. PLUNIISTV'S sumer to the work which had cost hen such labour to genend of the mother country. duce?. some impreasion upon the state of our own salient' privateers capturing any English vessels in radian
competition. ?Ir. Wyatt was the permit' from MADRID, MARCH 16. market. l'he French live per cents, closed on Dlr. O'Goaues„ excited ail mipreheneion of an of this suttee, would he declared pirates, and dealt wish u-
cotdiaely. • whom the design originated ; and had it rot biro The people of Madrid, who a week ego feared Wednearky at rite f. 30c. mud fell on Thursday to understanding among the leading friends of the
A litter from Ls Gear% dated the Soth of.laneary. says- I
ter his tudefaitgable exertionk probably the erec- ._
... .
so see discord introduced among the brave men to ss f. 55 c„, being a reduction of nearly 2 peer cent, measure unfavourable to its discueriuti in the t• A Freud' snag of war *chooser arrived here UN the Mk.
iron of a monument would not have been under-
having am Pansy oa board for the purpose of maim sae
whom the preservation of their tranquillity is in- The fall is ascribed iu private account" to extensive present Seisiu" "r ru'humeltr• For that ap-
makeu at all. The modal was now completed. andcouneeectal a, eels wish this firmament, sad to is-
he usided the Committee *meld continue their trusted, have to-day enjoyed a sight calculated to sales made on account of English holders of French prehension. it now appears, these are no . grounds- home the the culasmia" Gag will be
% a admitted rate set Its
J support to au artist to every way so entitled to their co
coetidetice. . . calm all fears, and to convince those who think to stock. The Paris Papers of Thursday are occupied ' The Right Hon. Gentleman candidly stated that los:enamor FuersAoo: omccaad her cologin. A s Rem
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coming to aortae, which was wars" "I
disunite the troops, that all their artifices will be for the most port with the debates in the Chamber his rated was DOI made up upon the subject ; that she bauteries," Th. above hstruigeoce will ipur regal. vete 1
The Rm. Mr. Citoutir "dammed the meeting at
coouderable length su support of Mr. Wylie. vain n. of Deputies on the expenditure of the Min,' of m Minna,' in considering si
dug the present tune nfavuutalite, lie Ilraistieus
. i
•CONGR —TN SENATE.
• 'The passage of the 2•1 battalion of the regiment the Interior. The discussion of Wednesday was had no infornsation to guide his judgmeist that was
811121111•111AV,IIIIIIII•IlY 211.
Om Nothing could he mere nteurd or MeliCiol4s
taco an emeritus) which had been Kr seduluuslY ' ef Asturias through Madrid. will form an ere in one of the most turbulent that we ever remember not within the reach of every Member of she
arid (too daub"' iejuriously cart 'slated, that dal' '-tbe annals of our libetty, and has revived in the to have seen reported. It is often difficelt but he did uot think it advieable to bring theoquaseeo-;
oil ■ by 17r7...gaaltalipsbniestoulfiMettals.i.Si.ijogitilairld:eilEi.11:11:itatiour commerce .1::.reill7C;e1:;
are se-
) erection of a incitement to the memo'', of our,
lieu-uteri Monarch. had been converted into a
1' fob" by the subscribers, for the benefit of Mr. hearts of all patriots the gratitude which the whole for is., who are accustomed to the good or-
nation owes to those intrepid soldiers who, on the der End gentlemanly demeassour observed in our lion forward without a moral certainty of success, of trat
So far then as the business has been disclosed.
or a few teamks the rewstsittos mut
Wyett. He had nu daub' whatever that the Untie-the , poselArti by eettao sets of Cogger .
avea
to,
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celebrated Ist of January. Itlid. dared to pass Houses of Parliament, to conceive how such tu. objection to immediate discussion is cositiued to ante is the Committee ots Foteigs Restrictio'.
daneuis %lumia in the way of the subscriptions were sentence of death upon despotism. The passage molts can arise as almost daily disgrace the Chain- Mr. Pau ti sere himself, and ieetesd of its !seism the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
li occassoised by the attempt to depri.e Mr. Wyatt of of the second battalion of Asturias. from the Vent's bee of Deputies. Ode might expect to read in getters' opinion of she friends uf the tneamere, we 811V8.0111I, VIIIIIKIIMIT 28.
f the rewards of his labour. and so throw "pro to of Alcurcon to that of the Holy Giant. tesembled the reports some seditious ettuek upon the head of have ill the same debate Sir JoHN NEWPORT and A memorial WI/ tweserted by Mr. Cake from oak,
connwittion a work which might be alined coffin-Intobramos of New Fink, praying that such enteberer way
A i • a real triumph. Never was joy more pure or free the Government, mune gross insult to the honour Mr. Timms, expressing themselves: decidedly be ado std ~,, so she w. 4.,,,, ar cmites6 may be deemed CLL.
dered complete. If coinpetition rare llllelif.riv. it
should have origiusted before Mr. Wyatt had from dosordeta t no one was offended either by mud dignity of elm Chenther. some outrage against egairiet delay. Mr. Calla Igo may be also pre.. ibuoulwitll? Ileffset the complete sod Rail Ithstista" at s
finished his truly elegrust and classic design, which words or deeds; mid the poison and people of propriety or decorum sufficient to account for, if not mimed to coincide with these two zealous
had coat bias est much time and money to execute. Madrid have theme on this day that they know how to excuse these tremendous scenes of confusion, and steady Irked" of the (measure, the usottuts The Dublin Papers of Thursday have bee° re'
Lea sr° man suppose that the sabwril'ln"'s bad lan- to use with inodrialion the just relaxations which but no such thing appears. M. BeNJANIN Con- of which Ise has given untece ben% 111 fact .t es-
guished from any waist of politic confidence in the
are given them. The true Irmo& of liberty must steer never speak" without causiog a tumult. scenel part of the main question. As the opt. cieiralgves"talhdic.hutel:e,,Ovib,,lncees.ear'inistil'aeelisataordrerre'nf.enat °lilt:
I talents of the must. The fact was completely the re.
Mon of Mr. PLuniterr must have a great to-
aerse. sad these eery persons who were moat osmium" be very grateful to the Government which has pro. He ventured on Wedoeaday to doubt of the inde-eel. thev
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i r cumpetition could not withhold their adsuiratina cured them so agreeable • day, sad to the Cortes pendent." of the electors throughout France, mid fluency upon the public mind, it becomes the MINI Gaot.l*, the young Lady whose elided" to
oh his iressecrodeet merit. But the very austere of which have so zealously executed the patriotic wish incautiously expressed an Opinion that the Chain- more iocuinbent •pois those who think it sailisetes oirieced soiree time ago, has been metered to he' •
the undertaking accounted for the gradual homage
agaimet the success of the mime to state airy isle-
of the Monarch. bee would wish to see ell elections free from
ef aulascriptiseas. It could out be supported therelrked*, without
We repeat it, if shoos am interelale of being an- usinisienal control, whets a durst burst moored jecterna to which they coestiler it Whir. lu the Or!' lila"' ilisaleviela"cirialsnilialieldiadanca7 carried her
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was say want of ardour or attachaseut to the me-
, wen a time to marry her. Molnar himself pursued
inure of our Me Sovereign. not the cirassmasoces deceived wise have so ACV attempted to sow du- him which the• President could mit allay. Dur- performance of OM duty we votidully coerces that the Ir Lee to place, and become alarmed for h'
tithe times had materially obstructed she Amine! curd is the natural army, th mey ust have been Mg the occarioisal pauses, he repeated these ob- . sib,,i ech I
on to the pact.'.' titer dues out appear to us emu saPkyv. at length twit hut tease of her for II 14-
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