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cognise 1111 say other terms. It is to be Isirese*lti
after thew argeeiatiowe it will be contented
. • ouch mallet saw. No twiddles hive yet
beeollionitted by she Algerilies. except such pew.
VIPSMUM us Bring blank cartridges at the batteries
...shis,essatr sod at the fighting mewls. The dir.
imam with Tuscany are said to be already ad.
jooted.

isseiaiiiaTforfasea
she preens Admielairoshia. if pima ui. a
osatirreememaild tW row Lardihip eheekl be paraal so
easi4644t arigN 44 IMlhnial" gime
per shaaresoil maw of it when dee Peer. AIM re-
I haw the Imeaear to he. way Led.
Yew Lordshipla massl Apothem sad very havalsiellerraat.
• GZILIAD TWILL.

lee 1181 r ; sod when it woe karma that her
AGOUTI' had rddremed a letter to her Blum
Miens Consort, it was fetidly conceived that
it was cesched is terms calculated to remove
all dilicelties is the wry of ■ compromise. A
reamer thence arose that the House of Lords.

It is said ihst the Owes if Olmstead will seed for .It.
mama to Geer/saw,. omit ewe to the Levese. Sevrial oar.
dates beirrees some of the swami laversige Mosses are
spoken of.
foes, MILT It
His liseellasey the Cheselke Owls, who ha. hens swam.
ed by his
has
Nay Ambassadorso the Neologies*
Court, has sow left Ibises, se repair to Peplos.
We net seed yesterday the oreopation of the Par.
!lament House by • body of the foot guard., sod
the platitiug of sentiuels ,st there of its scenees.
We may therefore presume that the debstes in
Parlisasent ea the QUetta's Iris! will he carried
en
in the presence of • elitism), force. Under
these eireunastahees, Mr. BIWILIQUAII. es Counsel
fur the QUEZN, addressing the Ileum of Lord..
say use the followies exordium of emus°, 'in his
celebrated oration in defence of &Ina :L—
-• 1. lasi maser, Jodie's, es tarps sit. pro fortissimo vi re

PiIIVATE CORRESPoNDKNCE.

were, on their meeting this day, to edition, over
until after the meeting of the Home of Commons
to afford Mr. Wunearoact, or Boone other Mein'
her, sit opportonisy of making some motion for
accommodating all the subsisting doihrencer, bat
the tenor of her MAJIISTY'S letter put all such
visions to flight; hope of adjustment instantly
fled. The letter eirindiett,l/4 s
atie intention of
.
yielding one inch of le Sits illlsters of the
Crown,, but even, tesaffild • strode desire that so
investigation,- instituted late her Ma.
. -
jimmy's eetedweAi 4 would at once afford her
a fair opportunat **it an unbiassed and impar-
tial tribunal of elasticating her character, sod re..
move all doulits respecting the integrity of the
justice of the mousey. The QURIN has in her
letter. not only shown no disposition to compromise
her rights, but seems desirous even of retorting
upon her accusers. Her MAL/rare has in effect
thrown away the scabbard and prepared for action,
and this letter is to be considered as her manifesto,
which is to counteract the poison of the Bill of
Pains and Penalties, which has been for the last
sit weeks suffered insidiously to taint the public
mind, and to pollute the source of justice by the
prejudgment it bee prouoauced of the Quann's
yob.

ANeeropto. AUGUST 11.
Trade is all its branches is here dull ;Ito demigod
for the produce of the cosnitey ; and the colonial
produce that hog arrived is. vesy large shipments,
es well horn Great Britain, none front Prance. and
much Irons the United State*. has had rather heavy
sales, except code, which always supporta itself,
and thin place may be cousidered the beat market
on the Cuittilient fur that article. Very large Mils
of sugars have also been made during the last nix
months, though not at high prices. Our In4vest is
sew far advanced, mud although we hod variable
weather, and some wet in the beginning, barley*
aid rye have been gut in very well, although later
by a an th than we are accustomed to see them.
The wheat is uuw ripening fast, and the culling has
begun almost every where. The crops 'hew very
titre. and from the stuck of old wheat on hand, with
no appearance of &nisi) ports opening to receive
mite of our superfluity, threaten the farmer with
falling markets. Oats are most abiradont this year,
and fine quality; we have seen some new at goen
ket, but, generally speaking. they will nut be reedy
for the sickle for some fifteen days more.
Mr. Conning arrived here yesterday in 10.44
mirolty yacht ; it is said he is going iota Italy,lo
seek his wire sad bring her to England ; when
say that the stair of the Queen is the cause of this
continental trip; at all event, it is not usual to
steer to Italy up the mouth of the Scheldt, but
you know she old saying. " Every reel km& to

divert tvvipleslcle, dew; ; i t detest, can T. As.
sirs Ceti ipso esegis de rripeldbei settle, mite de sea
prierbelter, see ad lee teems pane semi nompitediseas
sires sec posse ; tufty beet nevi jedicil sews Nese
terse stales t qui quessipse tenderise, referral ems-
siietadiaeut Ceti, el pietism.' @same jailitiorre repine.:
sea este cop& ceeserses MOT eines@ et, us wiriest :
see mile& grepentsb seipati sasses; ease ilia prareidis,
quite pee tenets saisibes cereitie, eisi castes vie col-
lates see, see sterest hews orateri slimeid, et le
fors die kande, qiumepeas presiditssalutaribse et mune
@aril KIM nee, lasers se ass Mere 'midge else snipes
liner, poetises; epee si opposite Illilsei palettes, tether=
*report, judoces, set Inter tsetse vie enema estates-
sew *roue locum rose std ant retreat et elicit Cs.
Pompeii, espientimisei petiesitai viel, remittals : qui
prefeete arc jestitise ewe petaret is., mem reels @celes-
tite Jodie-ens trodidisert, estedres tells milieus delete; sec
esitientisr, teteeritaire esecielse ealtitedinis sectoritsle

Sir GUAaD NOIL has addressed • letter ,to Lard
Livitaroa, iii which he reminds his Lordship that
he boa almost uniformly for a series of yews sup.
potted the Mtlllieres of the present Administration,
from a sincere conviction of their propriety, but he
adds, that the present mode of proceeding against
the QOBIN •is fraught with so much evil to the
cotsatry, and has been conducted in a manner so
incasement with his notions of justice, that he coo.
cases it to be " his paramount duty to interruil
and thwart the enactment of the Bill in every stage."
He protests solemnly against the measure, and en-
treats Lord Livia:toot. to withdraw the Bill, ra-
ther than press it to a second reading. We hope
most sincerely that by the example of Sir GfRARD
NOSL, and tbe excellent reasoning of Lord JOHN
RUSSELL, tie independent Members of Parliament
will be induced to reflect seriously upon the cals.
milks. political and moral, which will be inflicted
upon the empire, should the present ill-advised in-
seesigatiou be farther pursued, matters not .to
the public and
.to Parliament what may he upon
this subject the private feelings of the KING, or
even the wishes of the Quito, who possibly
might be desirous of some fair mode of trial, fur
the purpose of redeeming her fair character.
The only topic for parliamentary consideration
is, what the effect of such a proceeding mast
of necessity be to the country ? Will those
who have wives and daughters venture to gilts(
publicity to the statement*, which we are told arts,:
licentious in the extreme ? Will those who megaitl
sod venerate the ordinary mode of judicial Imolai
ing. confound the legislative with the judicial fuses!
lions, and make the power of enacting laws aubser•
vient to individual cases, and to the gratification of
Kimmel feeling ? We hope that the late recess has
been wisely employed in considering the ultimate
bearing of these point., and that all who feel like Sir
GERAILD NOEL will have equal manliness and
candour to act in accordance with their Nati.
melds.
The Paris Papers of Friday arrived at a kW
hour last night. They contain no domestic sieutal
of any interest. The following is the state of iiise
funds on Thursday :—Five per Cent. Consuls V f
c. Bank Actions I,37tif f.
.
.

public& arse's. Cleassobres ills ems, esslserisosa, so.
berm, nos pericelses *obi% sed prossislosso drosossiest
wipe salami, al quiet*, sod etfas Oil sago seism eine%
bortasiur arise sozilloas seed 4 drisosiussi .at, scrim
sties alkalies pollinator. Relique seri ussliisodo,
gear quick= sat (ivies, We assl►s eel worse or. qui,-
view, Toss ossellges Worsen ex los ipso loco unit's,
suds aligns pen furl sapid petrel, et hakes orisons joselied
soapstone's visletie, ass dm Orsini !ileitis levee, sod►de
es, sle lanais emir" de pstria, de to/teals Wahine° die dear-
sari petal.

LONDON,
TUESDAY. Almon Is. Inc

The Queen's Wier's, 1.111- Majesty the EtwO,
to which we alluded yilittedsi, with ■ general de.
scription of its contents. will be found ibis day in
soother port of our Paper. This letter mimeses
in very st►oug language her MAJestes sense of
the indignities and 'offerings which she has been
compelled to coda,e almost from the boor of marl
riage, and roommates her "animas grievances from
the moment when. us her MAJESTY oilers. she
was 44 driven from beneath her buidnend's roof with
sa infant in her arms." to the present time. when
she is to ' from his 11--

The State Trials for high treason in Scotland
terminated at Ayr on Wednesday, when Thomas
AtEar withdrew his plea of Not Guilty, and
pleaded Guilty►, hot the LORD JUSTICE CLERIC.
passing sentence of death upon hint, held out
hopes of the royal clemency. His Lordship rallies
quished the charges against the other three Prison•
era, and they were discharged.
Her MA, antr has appointed tenworrow, at three
'o'clock. at her house to St. Jannes!esqaare, to re-
ceive the Otettmich Address.

sought - be divorced ___ ..._ throne and
The Address of the Married Ladies will be pre-
exiled front the kingdom. It is in many pert* at motet' so her MAJESTY by • deputation selected
powerful appeal to the sensibilities andbiodest feel- from the females who have signed it.
lugs of our nature, especially is the* where. as a Tug QUM:N.—The Deputation which is to pre-
mother. she complaint of the cruelty'lll devolved sent the Middle...l Address to the Queen will as.
.. her of the society of her child, and -Cemble ill the first instance before the bootee of 'dr.
Blac
autiendy grove of the only indivkiwel lie Teem tauevumwdirer the 'Sheriff PARKINS, in Bridge-street,
If-past ten o'clock this morning. It willkfriars. at
arrive at
otaidesieihisd looked fur sympathy eod.peuteetion. 'Hyde-park by eleven, where the procession*
A letter written under the hapless eireullapkwes in kima the eastern and western divistoins of the
which her MAJESTY is now placed, ought net to be liksweopolis will unite. The whole will reach Bran.
examined House by one o'clock. The deputation
examined with too severe a wroth'''. for it is in-
with the Address of the Artisans sill arrive at her
sgrami ble, Wowing regard to her MAJESTY'S illestri• Maserre's residence by two o'clock. Col. Wass
MN birth and high rook, to imagine a Moan., mere ovill wait upon her MAJESTY with the Gloucester
ditslitute and forlorn, more friendless, yet more per. ' Address to-morrow. Mr. Courco, the oilier Mem-
tweeted. than is the Queen of ENGLAND at this her for the city of Gloucester, has refused to attend
moment; and if iu the intensity of her mental eso this °cession.
agony, reflecting upon what she has bees and whet Lord a-edition has dratted presenting •n Ad-
dress to her Ntiesty, from Worcester. signed by
she now is—contrasting the hopes which smiled 1,300 persona. His reasons for so doing are ex-
upon hems' her eutratice into life, with the gloomy pressed its the following copy of his Lordslios'a let-
prospect that now unhappily unfolds itself, her MA.. ter on the subject, addressed to the Committee:—
" Wormier, August 9.
J MITT should express herself 10 a manner not nicely
" GENTLoNEN-1 received your conansuniratior dated
soiled to the tempered coldness of those who eau August 4, us my return to Severn Rank, us Monday last,
view her sufferings with indifference, is she not en- sad am NOW only able to reply to ii, from the interventime or
other business since its receipt ihtsying such answer to the
titled to some consideration fur the emotes that We have received a letter from a Correepondipt pretest date, fur which I beg your excuse. I perceive it re.
have excited aud imbittered her feelings ? Her •t Antwerp. dated the II th instant, an extract from Qt"'"stalsoniA"a !hike
Address
iwuhicht Ili:Rein" "tedln
Ara—tbelleGr Milts:
Majtarty writes under the fixed impressjose that which is given in our preceding columus. Mr. hie being refused,as yoga slate, for that purposed., 'be Mayor.
On public matters I like to pursue • coarse, which, to the
ftillo.4lllll bee" the constant object a an.nssrele•thalr CA111111199 has arrived in the Scheldt, tallier • cir-
test °Coy judgeneut, may tend, it.not *bully, at least is some
"OalirelltiOn ; that she has bee" treated with a nee• cilium, route to Italy. his alleged destivation. it degree, to public good. ON she preseat occasion I can see
'Sly not justified by her own conduct. but wootottly iss however, one way of backing his friend, the no good in the Address forwarded to me, WhiCk. however,
' arising from " the inclioations" of others, who ass. Quiet., "the life, grace, and ornament ofsociety." ilbelraselyerrtttitiewirs:rii.sfaccittiyouwohficlhhiliikhianvire,
heist.h sutorrrley never
iebtri
(original/1y had not their inclinations antler their I with (diatom. from my unshaken faith in its constant, sod,
Indeed, renowned attachment to the Coostioutioa and ibefirs.
own control; that she has beets " perused by spies, A Flanders Mail has brought some occonois Iran
, vertigo. ll hen moots of a public nature are founded on the
smospiraters. and traitors, employed.- encouraged, Italy so the 44th lest. basis of propriety and reason, you have a right and ever will
mid rewarded. to lay snares for her feet sad to __.....----- command my services as your Representative; bat wiles you
plot against her reputation and life:" and that Vienna and Frankfurt l'apere have arrived. The roll anreaynymi,`„7,:od;upglifY llTElrlnevAesdair:Lheofrelhisisei.Larey, as
she is tiow exposed to an otioasaluus mode of events at Palermo and Naples form in both the the Queen (pending the solemn inquiry instituted iota bee
judicial procedure...not coustismut with the ordi- prim-imp! feature of iutelligence, but they furnish acqiwtrty,is.
eupowja sesheihselcitaesaraullluLs,"usitwwehieTsisstneq""crenitirygl heram
wary rules of English jurisprudence, fur the par. waiting new upon these points. to sit as one of her Judges—you ask, ladeed, whit I ',petit,
pme, not of affording her a foie opportunity of - . A private letter from Rome expresses an opinion Ga vele, 1
_wnil l
7711, grata:let otilhastor terms
tor cosid
00 pselsss ismimmenssiwgnharatevler.
repelling the charges urged against her. but of that the delightful tranquillity of that city is likely Address is 'quemioa, pelisses as • supposed operative oo my
.Vltiititig with more certainty the victim of persecu. to be disturbed iu consequence of the occurrences detisiem sad tainisnahle view of the seldect—but if 1.600
times 1,1100 persum had sigsed she Address seta me, I should
fliill• How tar her Mailli•Tir may be justified by in Naples. equally mammas my determination to &clime, respectfully,
ilo
' feels within her own knowledge in eatertinuitig Some notice is taken of differences that subsist the Miaow you bare intruded me, is one of your Resolu-
tions, with the additional regret, lonwever, thus so 11111PY at
16/0 inspressioss we cannot ion/glue., bet that her -• between Spain and Algiers. Algiers. it seems, de- my am0t,78,„ sh,,,,ad have false ;we kbe uef.w.,,,,,1, ~,,_
40eliugs ate such is too evtdeut to be doubted. mot ' moods that the annual present, which has hitherto ref of in howl • liniading MA esmosesi of her Majesty's
wltiela
tie generous spied will. tarike these citeunsiiiiesp, been 150,000 piastres, shall be increased to 400.000. moms
emadily excuse • memadsms irdistary wasophs— strede. Accord's* to other accounts, the Algerines only L.Tbe seep or the 4h light dallgaunes
ptessiew. Mk -.• na... . 1.; 14s.a ', chnnond an estraordi present of 76.000 piastres. I `':ve ecrl"" Egetef biirseks fur. IS g1"1,611",
i left on r nth/ -111•11WPII .(oc,.essatorbory ; it is co.
The iinbrtatioo it tbia. ',stodgy Niiill II Meese. it ("maiden the lass dosage •• •• wen I wood . that the 110 du boa Ireland
deep impssaion 'in doll 2'..
Owes bud been occasion to the Throne. which it retests to re. ' will relolo.loolo, .-- 'IA 84.' '"
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"we "" 41.11"1" 61". tK a "all" i11".8414.614 aIN JOAN itlisosies law to Mr.WILIIIIIIIPOIttIt. wow that
New fertilise, sodt eppooilier M dew his, Immo% •
oetionlios so Ow boot et ofq jectiostesot, I lima berm sibleontoto twode io Parlioutrut to interrupt with
rowel the eseemewets awl st ior swim' liAl "I 48' the fonhot of the ineerethogn *pito* brew
Sore trekly that I wilt esakoroote t. towrope wed.
thwart she ~twat of Ole diU is *I'M oleo:—.d the Quin*. mid spore the country the psis MO
tittpigi*eklb 110-641-ier!'" ANL , droul4-_-eupeeidsig the evident.* .1
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