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IF Cent. Red. 834 1_ j New 4 per Cent. 101;; 102 1014 '
Cent Cons. 84 =1 841 Long Ann. 201 1 1 ' -
quests they may look forwsrd, the time is not yet come .
tie for Opening 8444 851 844 Ex.Billslld. I.ooor. 4 2 dis when the Protestants of Great Britain are to be intimidated -me-
The Elate of Wednesday contains an article respeeting the [From the Journal du Commerce of Monday.]
to the o e- PaPera:-
Inc !allowing are itu-tua- catracut rem me Sierra Leon, The
Gocall
I i Ditto, 5001. 4 1 die We gave yesterday an article from the Etoik relative p
• FREETOWN, Jr yy 23.
by French Jesuits, or overawed by any force with whtect
and
. , new American States entitled to great attention, uit clearly Den
14 per Cent. 911 921 Ditto, Small 4 1 disrations of the Bank. We recur to it again to-day, for the purpose
Icelonilennenytiothwie,Gwoaysernstoarokseedntwontnt hfavenrieosnsagh
ie, twontyh
be
atenkusstoenth
issecog p.:l'a 0 The
31 per Cent. Red. lilt 1 1 Lottery Tickets 191, Ilis. Messrs. SH EU and O'Conts ELL can threaGm therm even strongly exposes the absurdity of the continuance of otifodnedoufeitnhge the
co inferences which appear necessary for the informs- We regret to state that Mr.. Campbell. the gentlemen his p
01 (in
mark to our reamdemrsehreoiwal
• the contest in which Spain perseveres, and in which her
minotnenreettnsiondproefsetnhte
stattei kofitt.neilnegnanndontfierrne,o-
fra'er'
• PRICF:S (IF FOREIGN S COCKS VESTERDAI . with the Catholic Continent at their back. Hut they have Ger
Drasilian Ronde Greek Bonds already done and said enough to show what they would do, own resources, small as they are already, are daily growing the view which we had taken of • the purely accidental, and conse- and is now confined to his bed at York. Our informim,, luni,"l,,
1 The oEt ile introduces the subject by a view of the 9 N. an hope Choi,.
!lino Scrip 12 13 124 B dis Ditto 80nd5(1825)221 la 2 were they in the plenitude of their power. They have e'L to reach Freetown in a few days.
uently not alatminghcharacter of the actual scarcity of money. sates, that
athreathwaphpeyn
to acquaint
laticf,t,oo3tlort. Coaonriprebaedllerswalthrecatotthietrsitgoot
tienvdo
hi•
mt,.
Francs. Act
Ditto Aet. 13 124 dis Quatemale Scrip bi disipolitical changes which led to the declaration of independ- In May last the Bank had in circulation 237,000,000
eene. Ayres Bonds 76 . ' Mexican Bonds 60 I alienated their former friends on this side
sf the water ;they en far succeeded in the object of his mission, as to induce the hoot, , 3 iss
IChilian Bonds SO 63 . Ditto Acct. 60 I ' have taught those who, on the principle of abstract jus- 100.000.000, making a difference of - - 48,000,000 parties to agree to the terms proposed, via. to submit the' q „--X. '' - lair
Colombian Bonds 62 Ditto Bonds (1825) 674 1 ence, and the penitent state of affairs in the New World. of francs in notes ;at this moment it has only
to the arbitration of his Excellency the Govemor.in-Cihriie -'
of the Kuettoo Headmen have already arrived, and the Ballarat • beglel
\• Ditto Rends(lB64l 144 41 4 Ditto Acct. 674 7811 71 1 6 tice, were, till lately, their advocates, to look beyond thou
Dino Acct., 631 • 3418 6 41 874 8 pnnciples, and to mark well the actual proceedings of those interests After stating some historical facts, and observing that the
of Governments are now entirely changed from The Bank had lent, .at the same period,
17i3o!nt°"hasunpoown
odoetposiwitteniofs
ngsanyldotalnlyd
4soiloover,boooaii...
are expected hourly, for the purpose of completing this ninurb eft: •
- 33,000,000 sired object.
Y • 44314 31 4 6 Ditto Scrie(lB2sll7l 17 dis what they were, the Etoile proceeds as follows:- Difference - - het
Danish Winds Peruvian Bonds 49 R 91 50 491 leaders have thus
whose ceuse they upheld-and they „Spain must therefore occupy herself setiously with this affair, It had lent 53.000 000 upon bonds • now it has out in By all the information that can be gathered from the Kith re,,, Beau'
Ditto Bonds (1825) 62 14_ Russian Bonds 874 871 taught them-by an instruction which cannot err-to re- in
which she is rhnost abandoned an ry point to her own re. this way only 17,000,000. Difference - _ 36,900,000 of both parties, we learn that the Kusstios ensign three reuse,e7 . Thigh
having commenced this war ; first, for the opening of th t,,,,,, ''''
.feencli Renters per Ct. 11, f. 7k. Ditto Accr, 87] These 1-.000 000 are reimbursable in the month of re
Ezehange 25f. 10e. Spanish Cons. 15 Ile 4 1 fleet on the increased power they were about to concede, „ere,. Will the European Powers assist her with their arms in -• i . . .
December, which will Increase the i erence by - , ,
(or l7 000 000 with the weterside people, or, in other words, with the e --r A
trader"! !" Icy. fl
, INench Resits 3tw Ct. 67f. 2k. Ditto 510 151 1 and the fearful purposes to which-under their secret reconquering South Americo? Hay Spain the military and naval The 40,000,000 lent on go'd and silver bulliodspeedily this colony-particularly in the article of salt, which the 13 ii,...- -
gschunge 25f. 10c. Ditto Cons. (1823)111
alliance with the bigotted missionaries of the papal priest- means to execute by heresif this gigantic enterprize? Thie would become due to the k(said, if. the dine of pay- had stopped; secondly, to avenge the cruel and tracherouui;"„ }Se'i
4 doubtful, not to say impossible. resent be not extended which is not to be pre- rages that had been so often repeated upon their countrymen. „,,-- ' eer Bi
lastly, on behalf of the Cleveland family, whom they deekes. ---;,
PRICEIi.OF SHAItES YESTERDAI. hood on the Continent, which alliance they now openly be very Pinned), this would be an additional diminution in ear dit
'•
k .•
•
ologio-11 clicks
.DOINTIOS
Bolivar -
...;
Costello te Esplrtke MINES.
Share. Paid. Premium per Sham
£lOO 30 27e 26
400 26 421 46 40 421 371
.611.' ':• 3 IS
Santellrizil lee ''' II 1
United Meals* *.:. .. . ..... ~....- 40 'lllll
phut New ...- •
r•anarilian
Intish
Austen:ion
ASSURANCE CCMPANIZII.
1110 10 94
Gal MORT •111) Coax COMPANIES,
50 13 81 dis
otsegt-Lestous.
100 3 IL 101
,J3ritish Iron
power might be perverted.
Pod
The En • glish Catholics-much to the credit of their
sense and moderation-take no part in the fierce con-
tentions of their brethren in Ireland. They deprecate it as ent
" Would new revolutions in America lead to the recognition of
the authority of
mischievotm-they disclaim it as hostile. Unfortunately, blitpnrtial advantages.
an Irishman has no such word in his vocabulary as
disci etion,-we speak of course with exceptioes,-but such
is the fact. Oa great occasions he can never think but in in a
metaphor, nor act but in extremes. His mind seerie fm-
troubles and seditions, there would probably be disputes about corn- But,
:nand or power, but not about returning to their former state.
Moreover, these movements would never be uniform through the the circulation of - - -
of the Bank to the Dom-
interest were, in May last, Daly R 7.0110400 ,
they are
ire extent of Spanish Ametica, and they would produce at most deduct, of -
"The question fur Spain is purely national-for the Powers or in fact, the discounts
on_ _ _ _ .
Thus there remains a
now 113,000,000, making a difference to
-
Europe political and commercial ; such of those Powers as have not ensuing month of 143.000.00 D, or of 1d3,000,
direct and immediate interest with South America will consider it stance upon gold and silver bull
political view, and will be the last to decide ; those who have possible diminution in the circulation for the S
- 40.000.000 have been persecuted with such unrelenting fury by the CalNkf;
AS left no hope of reconciliation or forgiveness; that although Place,
Hy,
place.
174,000,000 had deprived them of every particle of property they formeilyhoT ' Mr.
seised, yet nothing could satisfy their revenge but Me total elee-
dtoodknotplthhati Fe:,
lion of the Cleveland race. The greatest port tOra of all this reorh,„ Pt
they lan to the account of George Caulker, the Chief of the Pi;
_ 26,000.000 sin Islands, whom they represent as being desinatu ef ahttoi• -
the whole sovereignty of the coast from this colony to the Oaf -.!
•148.000,000 including the rivers which empty themselves into the Shorte,4-•
eiebar.
000 of l), if the ad. There are also those to be found who do not hesitate
km is renewed. This state of things ad OA
eel A
h T 1
fal
that this ambitious Chieftain declared publicy he would ttl)ttb"o. • eivirs
's serious whatever the Etoite ray say to the contrary. and can Sierra Leone trade altogether in his neighbourhood. le; •"
'only be alit) paced by the v
commercial interests will not adopt this course. In shop, this re- becomes Tier by the greatereerr the 'two. rces, byGeorcetlsauflkauer
bp:space:Vt.
antoodmintdienhantiencesdee not
pa n
tag state of the Rank, which scarcely give credit to this assertion, at we have always w,, ,d
. nil
-ate
•lii;axa
pregnated with a sort of gas, which floats it above the al- volution cannot be assitatileted so that of the Peninsula, of Naples, drawal of whi.di tile cult . . the
tfi widi.
I ttion is irriroveriebed. Be ne , then, existence. .
Benieh and Foreign Paper 5O 3 I dis only confide in the solicitude ot the ank to restoreto l .ifeulation relation with this colony. -Th h • mei
ere must, owever, be an heeled 4is
a•
Britteh, Irish, to Colonial Silk 60 2 1 die mosphere of common sense. An Irish orator never ogres of Piedmont, or even to that of Greece; and which are the Powers
the capital in which it abounds; and, to do that, it has the means exposition of every fact connected with the subject of this ree4 *MIT
Canada
of commercial discounts, and advances upon deposits of the Public nary war; and we pledge out selves to lay a correct statement ofd,, I slid
1 to reason ; his object is excitement : his brain is a mould in
General Dyeing and Priming - il paying off . omph ? They are the United States beyond the Atlantic; and funds, which are authorised by its statutes. Now everything an- same before our readers, together with some remarks upon tee • r
, •
.. 111:11lIGHIS lOO 521 i tele which nothing solid can be cast : its contents, like metals Portugal, England, and France. in Europe. Let the Government nounces that it will extend all the facilities of this descriptionvantages likely to be gained by recent events. It. • oityl
mpetisl Distillery
in a state of fusion, run into every thing, and over everywhich the state of the market demands; and we have alreadychartered ship Roxburgh C
Provincial Bank of Ireland
for guarantee of such a proceeding, the continued progressive George Denny. commander, bound to China, came into ill' Iresti'' T
Rio de la Plata Agnes:bumf lOO 6 4 dip thing. Such leaders as SIM!. and (Mown Let -in a even though It should be only under the European 'stew, and it will augmentation of its discounts, since the scarcity of money began boar on Saturda last, bringing with her the French •4 -
Vigo Bay - 141 1,10 l'Eleonore, late toraillean, muter, which she fell in' Irbinga4t6t 'ha
f ." _
_, . , great political crisis-would ruin any cause and any rect vise the necmsity of adopting a policy which shall coincide to be felt.
* 111.......___........-_-__..-- We see, besides, that the 48 millions of notes which It has the 7th inst. about 600 mil -is to die westward of this Port,hint4
with their ieterests.
I.- he HALF. •
' PORTUdUESE LOAN of 1,600,000 T country. more in its treasury, and the 29 millions of increased discounts, re. 10.30. N. in apparent distress, having lost the master aniedual-y. Ce"....euti
.1 YEARLY DIVIDEND WARRANTS, due the let Periculosw plenum opus aim tunes " What are the consequences of the actual state of things ? of about 74 ' •Il•which we have officer, and the mate, apart of the crew being v,••••'
present apparently the sum
of December, 1825, of PORTUGUESE FIVE PER CENT. is no warning to such men. The value of the stake never Dangers to the island of Cuba, and the other possessions which supposed to be required b the departments for the last harvest, sick. Its lir sPnearS upon inquiry that this vessel bed taken ins ai and:
1°
BONDS of the above lA/A N, will be paid at the Counting-house a ill remain to Spain; the shameful defection of the ship Asia; atm which appear to have been transmitted in ready money. But of 5.6 ayes at Sh.ebar, about three weeks. before, wheretheesi: e1"1
of ‘leolsrs. B. A. Goldschmith and Co.. 6, Great St. II elen's-passage, whit ncerned about the hazard of
mikes than a more co
ofthe d Governments of A •
the prohibitive measures
soon after quitting the river,at thou
I' e IliebotogsteAtreet, on THURSDAY, the let of December, and the die. against Spanish COGICIRTM f the augmentation of the number of menu have great need of capital for the purchase of provisions, and officer then in command of the brigantine was taken very ill. emir t
dant in wines of excellent was said there was no person on board capable of a
every oucceeding Day, between the Hours of Ten
,and Two; and
The public in England had begun very generally to per- • •
.. in a year so
November December ofCaptain skis,insultit an that,by
the Thal
• Ogee, with laists thereof in numerical order, at least one day pre- ceive, and to feel with a proper sympathy, the grievances at Cadiz and Ferrol : the million which these "dandles lend to the rents of farms and the payment of taxes.
.very bogs SUMS re. that crew entreated hint to take charge of the vessel, whieeh
Paris. We persist then in thinking that the aitua- immediately did ;at d considering Sierra Lease the One
pesos to payment, for the purpose of examination. of which the Catholics of Ireland complained on the score the revolutionary spirit in the Peninsula ; the equivocal relation turntion backt upon
o
of h Bank, and the probable and rear return of a large pro- h and as nearest psi,
e put an officer seven men onboard the brigantine, and bet the 1
MRS. RELZONL-A MEETING of Mrs. BEL- of their religion. Both in the House of Comment) and out of the Cabinet of 31adrid with the other Cabinets of Europe; and portion of the capital withdrawn from Pane, will lead to a termina_ up direct for. this place. Immediately on berarrival in the huhu at in
EOM'S 005131ITTEE, advertised in the " British of
it, a strong desire was felt, if not all at once to remove lastly, a sad and deplorable prospect of the future. tion of the year much more cheerful than is generally imagined. she was seized, by his Excellency the Governor-ia-Chief, fir i at de
hof our lave 'Fred
We must, however, remark that a simple displacing of capital, so b S e Abolition Laws.
Perm" of someday, the 19th instant, 141 take place TO-MOR. " These are facts unfortunately too true, and too well known. TI
' duration In
those grievances, at least to shorten their . clearly made out by the preceding facts and considerations, may
brought Thix is the second French vessel laden with slaves that has bar
l r- ROW. at her Exhibition Rooms, No. 28, Leicester-square, at them, we have no wish to pus an ill-natured
In recapitulating into this within
bring about great variations in the rate of interest, and consequentlycolony the last six months, and Pere
1 Two o'clock precisely ; and all Gentlemen who have contributed Ireland Lord WILL!, LEY, by a course of steady and even-er ie.
•Whence it follows that it may tuitous circumstances in agreat degree similar.
censure upon the anterior acts of the Spanish Ministry, or to in- in the prices of all the securities.
te the Subscription are respectfully invited to attend, handed justice, had done much towards conciliation. In the be well to take steps to profit by • reduction in the rate of Interest ; their cargoes in at the ease place; both put to SeA, and shoe! the 1
[ NAMES OF THE CpntalITTEE. spire • fatal diseou ent.
but we must be careful not to found a system upon the permanent afterwards, being picked up in dime*, came voluntarily into de '1
! Marquis of LA NSDOWN. Chairman. midst of all this, the writings and the speeches of the ~ What then are the resources left to Spain 1 In the diecus-
, rate of this interest, to which • great activity, as well as a great Port : both vessels are about 60 tons burden, and both mama 4,1„1,e1
Tbe lilt Hon. the. Lord Mayor %V. Fisher, Esq. Catholic champions breathed the language of defience. sions which have taken. place on this subject in the journals and stagnation of production, may impart a rise or a fall. 133 poor wretches into a space scarcely capable of containing ' t -
1 Jobn An tein. Es .
: •. free 9.
1V J. Buttes Esq. m.P. James W. Fatter, Esq.
Rev: B. Banbury
Ray. 0. A. Browne, Cambridge C. M. Hawke, Leg. Hon. Sec. ty. They have shown-end that not unguardedly-their that the at full length.
Their folly has been inexplicable ;it approaches to insani- different works published in Europe. we have seen the following It is also proper to repeat, what we have said frequently, ___
means insisted upon, according to the doctrines professed by each developement of production, that is to say, the increase of all the 4
products of agricultural and manufacturing industry, necessarily- '4%
the I
We should hope that the knowledge of these facts in Entre' arlif
would at last be the means of inducing the French Gunnel Mott
• John Blades, Esq. John Murray, Esq._ readiness to have the shamrock quartered with thefleur dr. Party'- requires a corresponding augmentation of the sign destined to re- take some decided steps towards the abolition of this haiefulael
El Brigoe, Esq. Captain Parry, R.N. " First, to pursue the present precarious etate, and to wait for present them, or to facilitate their exchange. This sign is specie, merce among her subjects, and that her solemn declaratiers ai (*Borst
e. Christie, Esq. Dr. Richardson lit. They have made it plain that their wish at bottom is
time and the events which may perhaps facilitate her re-establish. or in default of it paper. The latter necessarily requires, as a treaties, made in the face of the civilised world, will no lonian the"
Denham Edward Stirling, Esq.main a dead letter, to be pointed at by the linger of score, skint: """
E Colooet Fitzclersnee J. H. Torrieno, Esq. for indrpenlence ; that they look forward to their separation` extent in her domains. substitute for specie, succour from' public banks, whose organisa-
tion should be better understood than that of those with which such a case as the present is made known. deg:
•
- from Great Britain ; and that to accomplish this great end " Secondly, again to attempt their conquest.
-- we are already acquainted. But we must first create as much of We have heard it whispered that some transactioce banish' one'
• Amount of Sehseriptions Henry Sr:yrnr, Esq - 5 0 ,
£1 0 the would court assistance from any quarter and from all " Thirdly, to recognise the independence of the revolted pro- this paper as the -wants and confidence of the public may de- place among the crew and slaves of L'Eleonore, se diegraceha i awli
skesely announced £O5B 13 T. J.l land, Esq.• mind ; and In this respect we know how much in mime the ex- humanity, that we shudder even now at the horror of the detail,.
Additional. IL B. - - -1 0 quarters. As to the foolish attempt of the Association to vine" nt. South Am"fesi hange of Paris is, in which the first houses not only do not emit A judicial Inquiry has been set on foot, aid we fear it will become conf
de Duncanville -10 0! John Angerateit. Esq. -10 0 . . " Fourthly, to limit the recognition to some determined parts 0 11
• sit in judgment on the conduct of the King of the Na- cpaper in the market, but absolutely refuse to negociate the bills of our painful duty to record some facts, more (freedful than wen. ,be
1 Rrownlow - .5 0 Messrs. Rundellt Bridge, bee state, their own portfolios, although they might frequently obtain upon annals of slave trade villanies have usually afforded us. We him Q"
I J. Rankes, Esq.M.P. 20 0 and Runtish - -10 0 TBERLANDS, it is too absurd for serious observation :but also been informed,
that there are some of the inhabitants et thus gook
....
... ' 0.. H. Errington,E s. . 2
,0 Rear-Admiral Sit E.Cod-
. 2 0 as a key to the character of the Association itself, it is un- •• With regard to the first means; if the United States and them
En land
g had not recognized their independence, it would, perhaps, r
a discount
inc less
a
the E ipal houses, onerous
n than that of the Bank , and in which
d the Governors themselves of the latter Peninsula among the slaves, raid to have been sold by the Ca& eke
'• T. Jenne Eau . .2 0 rington -en ; and that
out lishment. avoid as much as possible having recourse to such e there are six slave vessels lying now at the Shebat,
FIROCIS Burton. Esq. . I 0 chrletopber Folchtr, Esq. 6 0 doubtedly important, and furnishes matter for very useful be practicable, but it can on longer be done without exposing het 'n
ensure!. taking in cargos
of human victims, five of which have French g. =
$y fouryouthAil admirers Ignatius Doris, Esq. - 1 1 reflection.
If they had purposely studied how to give to very serious danger. We have already demonstrated that the Thus it is in a great measure to the scarcity of paper in circu- lours, and die other Dutch.
cd'Reni . .2 9 not
I an strength to their opponents, they could e_
have su second means is diftieuk, and impracticable. linen that we must attribute the sssaliness of the discounts of the A nephew of A limamy Abdulkadre arrived in the colony he RO b
Ish---------- "In respect to the third, besides its being very delicate, it is Bank of Paris, and the accumulation of idle funds which fee- week from Teembo, by the way of Port Logo; tie warecenauseiel feet
_aft ha
1r itt uritiott lortoo.
pseedededm. orßevereffyeeZnsalil,yi ttaottn
of
fy the
y,coeuraf VG
'object to an infinity off sombinadatis as to the manner, the time, tly takes place there, and which render so sensible, and fre-
ursa
egreently so disextrous the slightest removal of currency, occasioned by a numerou
names train of tradere, who sought the motection Of la -
influence for the safe conduct of their canna. Die ...
. " -Oil tts Tetanus with the pelatiestilesoiaes which Influence Go- ray fottaltous circumsianccs. avowed objectj
ir-ii --------- of prudence, dictated a directly appease ettlfiei
, .a! • • -svertiftents.• '' et. keees'ee-• "' • ' •-- e • The Jaumwt the reminisce, by Mine mistake etf liguees, makes Gevernmeassise the araittum;:eventlered him when driven lion bit
141711Y--LANE THE A TRA'. • At the ensuing general election, it will be 44%1W IA " The fourtllsabs lln vechidslng the independence of a' the amount 143 millions. capital; yet we ire inclined to believe that the Foulali nation have le-
lids Zustt. FRIDAY, Nov 55, will be performed the something of • higher political nature in view at this mummy. The - '
in the outset to any candidate that he is fairsterellie to Ca- *tee stale, we estabh* a priacipk, by the very exception itself. ---- -- - - - messenger states, that Alimamy had received inteffigerior of hi NI
• *Nast
ittliTUS. °f
then reknit teat the Spanish policy had consulted its DUTCH POSSESSIONS IN THE FAST. Excellency the Governor-General having left thie place to visit the bras
siestas. wr. Walla& ; wiwer, Mr. Harley ;
RaseelL Resiolia, bliss I. Paton; Adinel.grsirraddon.
After whieb the Farm of
TWO WINF.St or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS.
abllets. law. J tholic Emancipation. No Member will venture tomeec and it would
his constituents upon this ground. And why is this? "'lit' Eld 'Kt"' eight"'
because the prejudices of the people of this linfloin have -,..-.
"We in not speak of the project suggested by some writers, By the Batavia Courant of the 3d of August it appears settlements on the Gold Coast and the River Gambia, sad Me di. My
meted him to send a messener or return himself immediatal to
Teembo, whenever his Excellency 5 ably
should arrive io the Co!ony, II He
Flank. Mrs Harley. of subjecting Sotillt Atnerica to Europe, and dividing it between that part of the loan proposed to be raised in the Nether- he heti something of importance to communicate.
rated during that interval in which they ouaht
To assehada with theßrand Historic Pantomime Crum of been seassPers-
- • o different powers. This decision would never be Sparsish, neither lands for the service of the Dutch Eastern Colonies will we can easily conjecture what will be the chief rubjeet gait frit
frE LA PEROUSE, to have been softened, or at least have been permitted to iit the project of any cabinet. have to be employed in subduing insurrection, and re- from the language and complaints ade
message, front
• •
.406ei'
Or. THE DXSOLATE ISLAND.
traders, when describing the diffiorlties have
Perouse, Mr. Noble: lbelame Perouse. Miss Stnithsos. cool. It is sheerly rumoured that a candidate will be •• In the mean while, all recognise and respect the right of Fa. establishing domestic tranquillity. The Batavian Gazette, counter on the r • i. • • they l.4' 1-1
path. tis not to be imagined Mat two oret dot
Tomorrow, TM Wager, The Sleep•Walkar, and Tum out.
started for Westminster, in opposition to Sir FRAHM dinand VII. The consent of this Sovereign is the capital point in under the date of August 2, mentions that intelligence bad powers like that of Alimanry of Foutsb JaUon, and this cake!,
•' • - •lgtzan- ---.-'•arrived of an unexpected disturbance in the Residency of can any longer suffer themselvee to be bearded and fuelled tee hot
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRF:. BURDETT, on the sole ground of his having been a Menu- this•ffiir, affair, especially for the Americans themselves. A concession, . . di h• f •hb. h • Ntit libr
Djocjokarta. It had been observed by the Resident that a '""` petty e te sas in ait t e tract of cauntry Ivo.; -tote 1
whatever it may be, of his Catholic Majesty, must be more silvan-
7hts Evening, FRIDAY. Not.t3, will be performed tbe Comedy of any supporter of the Catholic Claims. So strongly has the . . Prince called Dipo Negoro one of the tutors of flue • e , me diem. It these misguided men are determined to resist all pa. his
THE ROAD TO RUIN. tageous to them for their stability than all the recognitions of other Yount- suasion and advice, strengthened as they limekiln by the amass sad
Mr. Dornton, Mr. W. Tanen; Harry Dornton, Mr. croupier Gold- popular feeling been revolted by the intemperate and fac- Powers.
Sultan, who is a minor, had assembled a great number of or very heavy presents from both sides, we can oily gay, that dr ...,.
Sneb. Mr. Jones. The Widow Warren. Mrs. Glover (her Ist appear-
anee at Otis flseatret ; Sophia, Mime Govrard. tious conduct of the party-leaders •in Ireland, and so .. We will show, in a second article, the means which, accord. people at hie residence, and it was suspected that sonic in- must take the consequence of that folly and ohstiracy, which he ..„..--
After which the Comic Ballet a greatly has it increased the general aveESiOn to every thing ing to Gs, Spain might take to reconcile her interests with those of - •
surrectionary movement was in contemplation, or some plot hitherto made them perfectly blind and indifferent to their tel
be c
THE SHIPWRF.Cit OF POLICINELLO; again
the public peace was hatching. The Resident Interests. The great general good which must molt from an err. lei
Or, THE NE aPOLI fAN NUPTIALS. in the shape of further concession, that his rival candidate America and Europe." interrupted intercource between this colony and the nations ilk
Poilictivello, Mcnudwar MIZI/fia I Bridegroom. Miss Romer: grade, therefore requested the Prince to explain the motives of interior -
can no longer be toe: or delayed; effectual means rnee.
Mrs. Bedford. will no doubt ensure success, on the sole pledge that he will ____ • .___ ________ this proceeding-an invitation which he, under various therefore, be taken immediately to remove any triffingeobstunsot I, gi
FRENCH PAPERS. pretexts, declined. At last, on the 21st of July, the Re- difficulties which oppose themselves to this task. We fail do: ", '
r
(
1,
i Ti, easeful,* with ilse Moe) a neer Piece galled
THE SCAPF.-CIOAT.
The Characters by Messrs. Blanchard, Cooper, W. Tanen, and
Meadows; Wows Jones and A. Jones.
To-atorrow, Love's Victory, and Clari.
The Bowes Passe commenc pu ts ng y never vote in support of it. It is a point, to which every
candidate will be called upon at the hustings to speak sin-
cerely and audibly. The Catholics of Ireland, from the
which they have manifested to cement themselves
ea by hs waren mass„ eagerness
Inc as five o'clock.
millime.T.Tr.,p
LONDON, FRIDAY. Novewsaa IS, 1311.
--emene---- shown that they look to other connexions and to other de-
We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday, with the and it has deserved to lose them.
Stoat of Wednesday. They are filled with the reports of
I she Advocate-General's speech against the Cuurrier Fran- .
i
• nee The concourse of auditors was immense.
A. The article we have given from the Journal du Cam---... 5..--
IFroin the Etoik, dated Wednesday.]
BERLIN, Nov. 6.
The celebrated affair of the Swedish vessels at Carlscrona has
ce at
length terminated in the way we predicted. They will remain due- ardent baying thought it his duty to order his appearance,
he opposed the armed force sent against him, and made
his escape, along with another Pan M k gerang, called . an oe the strangers
had been too
for it will be found
Boemie, with whom he was in league. The two l'rinces, epee perfectly • h
who have visited this colony have carried back tn thee °el
several countries and homes new feelings and ideas, of which tee! Ikea
long ignorant. These have harl the desired effati that
that their notions respecting a free intercom tea,
with ours, and that they are determined not tont. hee.
with the declared enemies of the Protestant Faith, have trig the winter in the port of Carlserona„ and next spring a fresh I along with their troops, took up a position a little distance mit any longer to the exactions and impoeitions that have:aerie _-
pendentive. In a word, their cause has lust its adherents, circumstances which
CITY, THIIRSOILY EVENING. ion will made ato when
decision of the rest be I ter they shall be from the residence of the Sultan, where they were attacked
resold or not. hat. however, will probably depend upon political
may then exist.
PARIS, Nov. 22.
Fresh explanations have been received upon the subject of the dispersed, a
seizure of the ship Guardian Angel, which took place at Quilts, by monst ration of attacking
the Peruvian authorities. This vessel had on board a passenger, intelligence, the
The settlement in Consols to-day, although a very heavy who represented himself's' a merchant, but who was recognised, on
one, in consequence of that Stock having fallen above 5 per 1 at tellitea, Aff the Stanish General S niter°
his amva .
of p p ,
Major-General in the Royalist • rmy Peru, whither lie had re- .
cent. during the Account, has not, we are happy to say, turned with inetruetioni ftom his Meet Catholic Majesty. The by a detachment of Dutch troops on the 27th Jul • h July, wit -
out any decisive result. The insurgents were for the time
and fled whenever the Dutch forces made a de-
them. On the receipt of this
Lieutenant-Governor sent orders to the Go-
venter of Semarang (the capital of the eastern district) to
formerly take all necessary precaution to prevent the evils which
mighs arise from this incipient rebellion. On the 29th his been demanded from and levied upon them.
SIAMESE EXPEDITION. -By some of the last arrives per
dun
from Siam, we learn that the Siamese are intent upon the pin,
conquest of the Malayan principalities of Perah and San•
gore, which are those lying intermediately between Prue Pate
and Malacca; and we hear from the other extremity of ete Sin
Straits that the Rajah of Ligore had assembled s•fiect ti Id"
if i
300 boats at the port of Trang, with this abject. Coln'
men
merge, respecting the Bank of France, will, in these days of seizure of the vessel was ordered, as well as the %nest of the General, Excellency himself reachtil Semarang, and immediately turing that each boat may carry 40 men, this
that
been attended by the announcement of any defaulter. The
alarm, be read with some interest.
The quotations on the Paris Stock Exchange, it will be
Observed, are rather lower.
Fatima Ft; /1139.-Pents, Nov. 21-Five per Cents. opened
at W. Ik. ; business, as must be expected, was almost wholly confined in the Pacific, being informed of the circumstance, procured the
to paying and receiving balances. The extreme quotations of -
the day have been, for Money, 831 1 and 841 1, and for the
January Account 841 and 85 to 4. They closed 84i 1 for but Rear-Admiral Ronnie), who commands the French squadron set out for Bourakarta the ca et al of what Is called
G
of the cargo and the releane of the ship. With resEect to there l- is •
General Spartero, he remained a prisoner until he was nu irked
on board the Telegraph, whirh has just arrived at Bordeaux.
The English man..of.war Albion, of 74 guns, arrived on the 29th the empire or doininio'ns f Siu li
ere he said to 1 o rsu- unarm of Jam__
lave found all friendly, and to have
procured a reinforcement of imperial troops to join his own
against those of the rebellious Governors of the Sultan
closed at V7f. 95c. Three per Centt, 67f. 70c. Bank • ' „ . „- -' , October in the Bay of Gibraltar, having on board the 42t1 regiment. Detachments of the garrisons of Samaran and Wittevretle
Stock, 2125 f. Renee de Naples 83f. 50c. Spanish ditto, Ilf. Royal the Account. These quotations will snow the feverish A second English regiment was also expected at Gibraltar to rein-
. had likewise g
ise marched towards the seat of the insurrection. will amount to 12,000-a horde of barbarians that ax so
pass close by the shores of the Prince of Wales Isitni• *
and whose vicinity, therefore wll 1 lated ta oat din
, ou t be ca cu
*f
alarm, considering the small garrison of that island, ifs?! • •
doubts were entertained respecting the professions and
sediment of the Siamese.-Singnpore Chronicle.
.u. 4.51,
net e
INMAN Amer.-The following extract from a pr
force diet arrison t was re g _ . I ported there that the English cruising
• Spanish Loan, 494 f. Hayden Loan, 820 f. Exchange on London, state of the Market.at IY • k B.
Even
pejo arta tranqui ity was said to be re-ester- letter from Madras, dated 16th Jul 1 Iquaint
y FISI. AM from a
stations in the Levaat were about to be considerably augmented.
one month, 251. ; three ditto, 24f. 80e.-Cows .4etrientique. Although the Foreign Stocks were of minor importance blished when the last accounts came away, but we should et
that may be depended upon, is so highly en elita/de to .
. ' [From the Courtier Francais of Tueedal•l Nov.et SS '
4 --owiligiew-- to-day, 10100 important transactions took place iu.Boutb PARIS, :N 21. very much doubt that fact, from the parade that is made native army on the Madras establishment, that we a
1 An evening paper of yesterday announced the receipt of
American Securities. Colombian Bonds were quoted at • •
A Indy. diStingietilre.'l"9”ftet riniVfhtrrtillt dr her utiderettiriit. of the -ti..........A.ake, that-the mother of the Soften; and
ing, her enlightened melt, and the noble use she makes of her one of his remain much, pleasure
.in inserting it e.-- - -
Within the last two months there were embarked for,flarif:: 1.1
ing guardians, have remained true to
i intelligence from Madrid, that the Duke del I N FANTADO, 634 4 ; Mexican 6 per Cents. 674 8, and Guatemala Scrip, fortune, last year published the charming novel of Oarika, which their Dutch alliance. The insurgents' • are said to have 1,300 volunteers and recruits, without a man beiag absent, or
Thera sr. sots
hi
late or a com taint,however • • p trivial, unadjusted. . .
ft finding his situStien surrounded with difficulties, had re-
signed his seat in the Spanish Cabinet, and it was added, at 654 die. Greek Bonds were 22 221 ; Spanish ditto,
15 151 ; and Danish ditto, 3s. to Is. dis. The decline of was eager to read. Certainly neither
every body the author nor the
readers suspected that the work contained heresies, ill-sounding
propositions, and insults to the clergy ; but there arc practised eyes spreadthe Dutch province of' themselves over
to have been successfully attacked and dispersed wherever and upwards of 4,000 men at the depot W &gabbed, std tr.!
at an wis
that M. LARZAVOR, now Ambassador at the Court of the French Funds may have had an unfavourable effect on which discover irreligious tendency where persons attached to mo. they could be met by a Dutch detachment. From the re- numbs of recruits can he obtained.'
td MI
rality and religion cannot suspect it. A Frenchman wished toport, added this Extract of' a letter from Captainßrown, dated on be l-
e
Naples, had been appointed his successor. In the French •an although that orcum.
the British Stock Markets , d • • Spain f • The print in a translation o esureka, le Vicar. General of Berm- the Enterprise, Vigo Bey, Nov.s, 1825:-" We he", s'
are proceedin towards Semarang, w• sh ul l' g
is g, t o t suspect thatl
Papers of Monday a report to this effect was noticed as
stance cannot have done much towards increasing the de- 'onia opposed it. We shall refrain from all reflections on this affair, .• •covered in whole • -vessels, le hcarting 1"
the sax at t •pt s
the insurrection more general titan the Goveturnent Go.
and:
-y lay before our readers the letter to which it has hem in. itt
being current in Madrid ; but nobody knew, or indeed premien, the opening of the ports for barley way, in a gee given zette is willing to admit. two fathoms to ten fathotns, and have buoyed t
•11 of I
• could know, in such a kingdom as Spain, on what foundation very slight degree, have tended towards the depreciation in •-• To the Vicar-General Avella, The following is an extract of a letter, dated Batavia, 'l'he weather had be-en blowing and rainy since the en e foe
it rested. M. Les aenoa as a man of considerable talent the value of the English Funds, which cannot now move " Most illu. strious Sir-Boumentura C,arlos Arielau represents to Aug. 1 :-" The Sultan of Soolo has declared war against 'October, but it was intended to commence operations wan i
i and experience, and undoubtedly much superior to any without a corresponding action in every Security its the !co. frith all due respect,that having received from uneof his friends the Dutch, and by the last accounts his armies were only
residing in France a translation of the novel called Ourika, with the diving-bell on Monday, the 7th of November."
it•
ednec!:‘ etb
•
London Market.2o miles from Semarang. It is supposed the Emperor of THE SILI TR•DE.-This trade was on - . • cab
l the commission to publish it in this city, he has presented the ma.td.
Minister who has been in office since the second restoration The Colonial Market is still in a state of consider bl Jug-Jug-Jarta would thrown into a state of the greatest confusion by the •
a e nuscript to your Loniship to obtain the necessary approbation I uld join him. Every thing is confusion
• of FISBtWAND VII. But we could not augur favourably languor. your Lordship has referred It to your Fiscal, whose opinion you here. General De Kock, the Lieutenant-Governor, h then and unexpected reduction of the import Oat' 1:1 r
as set e e
of his disposition to serve his country, if he owed his - liave adopted, nut thinking fit to give the permission asked, because off express to join the forces. The Bit 1% ggeese, at lemur,
thrown silk frein 7s. 61. to si. per lh.-Previous to 1' eee
66-
the work contained
.heretical expressions, words offensive to the are in revolt. The Chinese and inhabitants of Pontianna the duty on foreign thrown was 14s. 84.; on raw 3s
power to the intrigues of the Apostolic Junta. There was an arrival yesterday from the Mauritius with clergy, and ill-sounding in pious ears.
--...aseee letters to the 22d of August. The only news of public in- eAs your Lordship has verbally declared having besides con& and Bangermassiu, are also in rebellion, and have massacred
leaving a protection to the home throwster of 95. gil- : f4r
terest they contain is, that sugar was rising in price there. dentially read to the utned the same censure, approved, lb. The duties in 1 824 were reduced to 7s. 6d. on fort“
their respectiye Residents. It appears the government of
No Octane of conduct can be more impolitic in itself, or
We have received Demerara Papers to the 13th ult. "In consequence, to sathaly his said friend respecting the commie- this place are most peculiarly unfortunate." thrown, anti 3d. per Ile on raw • giving a pmUri'
more fatal in its consequences, if persisted in, than that The extreme dry season in the Western World appears to 'don which he intrusted to the .undersigned, and for his inspection seven shillings and threepence per lb.'
to the home til°. •
in case he should resolve on stein the errors of he w r
which is at present pursued by Mr. O'Con N ILL. Mr- be attended with fatal effects upon the forest lands. On '. ' g I °k, to make
HORSF•RACI
the neceemry correctotne, that he may be able to publish it in this ' NO. is -It stated in the New York ster. This seems to have sufficed, for on the whole. th' UPI
rest of the hot-headed Catholic leaders the Wilf of October the woods of Demerara (the bush, asPape" body flourished more than any other part of the lru'e' t*it
that a match race is to take piece the 2d of November, on • fort)
'I
. t f EH al 1., and the , . kingdom; at the same time to make his conscience easy by untie-
it is termed) was on fire in three places • the devastation ceiving ham with
who are daily beating the drum of rebellion in the can of s respect to the false maxima which he may, per- the Bath course, between Mr. Lynch's horse Ariel and Ge- '
rhe present difference of duties between 55.. on
d ti-
was rapid, but as there are no residents in the woods in haps, have innocently imbibed in reading attic work, humbly be. iieral Winn's Flirtilla. In Connecticut thrown, and 3d. on raw, leaves 4s. 9tl. protection. aa
L.. this species of nit'
their countrymen. Can they be so infatuated as to imagine, that colony, there were no greet effects anticipated ; the serchee your Lordship to be pleased to order that an authentic amusement is by law,
but is tolerated in New is stated by the throwsters to be altogether insufficienr.e. h
that by having made common cause with the Jesuitic party reflection of the flre on the sky at night was most terrific. copy of the above mentioned censure be communicated to him, a York and matiprohibited
Isee OF MAN.-The Carrillo land Pocket says•-•'` ", _lll
I •
in France they will strike terror into the Protestant party There is no political news in these papers. The Colony favour which lie expects from the goodness of your Lordship.
(Signed) "B. C. Adel EAU. y other states, for the purpose, it is said, of
•
improving the reedb of horses-but surely if the morels of• f Man clown to I- • Lao
have received accounts from the Isle o ,
..
tur,
_„c,
in England, and by alarm carry a full admission of their was tranquil. " Barcelona, Aug. 12, 1824." a community are of any consequence, this object is attained litiadtliceinastaint '
theand
l a
peoplere h alepailtgo learn
e.ctivetthiatthaellfotilinowina•gr pl
We have received letters and papers from the Cape of In the margin is the following note :- at a vast expense.-C'onneefieut Paper.
claims ? Can they be so besotted as to suppose, that by
Good Hope to the 20th of September. The Enterprise •`There is no reason." ti `e from the Bishop:- din
their patronage of the Etude they will be able to make steam-boat, from London, had not reached the Cape. She (Signal) " AVELLA. An eagle, measuring seven feet from the extremity of 4 NOV IC E.-Whereas, it has been represented by etiliti,;,,•
one wing to the other was 1 I woe
head against the public Press of this country, and bear up sailed from the English Channel on the 16th of August. " Barcelona, Aug. 14, 1824." , ate.y taken at Cornish, e'er- persons, that the tithe of tatoes will be taken from tag_ 0
To
the papal power in triumph I' If it is from the armory of Mr. Greig had recommenced his publication. A sloop of eLeset.._
killed a lamb belonging to Mr. C. and after satisfying his same : They are
this Island, and from persons little able to It ,i !I
will rasa (... ' t'
hereby assured, that such tithe
treason that they bring out their weapons of attack-ifwas to sail for England about the 30th of Syncmber
war . le liiii of Natalia Ila fl. SO i
T 1 „ s a a lye! the commission alp- rapacious appetite for the time being, left the carcass u 'me • and if tin)
.. ~
mended from them this year, or
type future tt . ~ oe.s. inn
It was not, as stated by the Times, Prince Esterhasy, penned he hie late Majesty for the amelioration of tl • lion
eke should ari e i this tter thrs aggricatl sin
ta s. n ma ,rept
1 . they expect to achieve their victory by the aid of theit. le- the field. To ascertain the author of the mischief, a trap
t the Austrian Ambassador, the Netherlands• • '
but Ambassa- gislation of that country, anti nominated another, under redress by applying to the Bishop. 1 1W: for
,4' , oluamontans priesthood and "an army of the faith,"
will find themselves wofully disappointed in they 1 d Baron Fakkwho immediatelyreturnedvisit ofPr 'dofh'• de 9!who is ' was set, baited with the remains of the lamb • the aerial
or, • ,
was '
their ex- I 11r. Hurtado, the new Colombian Envoy in London. to be the peiticipal hauler of the constitutional charter. to. its prey,' G. SODOR am •
caught in the It by " Two companies of infantry, belonging to tilt
• Seth it ri
P a
S • • hie legs, and held in safety.-Iltiledeb.l••+la P aper. and 95th reginteuts have arrived in the itland.
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