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London, England, 1821-11-02 00:00:00

divert the attention of the liberating ariny. His
Excellency the Liberator divided the western
portion of this ctitintry int° tort) military depart-
ments. From Portn Cabello'the desertion of
men to our lino is so considerable that, unless
better means be adopted, LA TORRE and MO..
ItALE, the two Royal Clilefsi- will remain there
without a man."

The districts of Barcelona, Cumana, and Mar-
garetta,.dre Organized into military departments,
under the-command 'of 'General B.iii3luriEz, Af-
ter his late glorious campaign.all the bodies of
troops, which are on their march to reinforce: his
division, remain under his immediate orders;
CUBA.—In consequence of the strong repre-
sentations that were made•at Havannah and the
other parts of Cuba, against the late SpaniSh
Tariff, the Spanish. Government has exempted
that Island from its operation, and left the local
Government free to make and establish comrner-
.
cial duties for theniselveS.' Official information
• .. •
of this important- eon-cession reached Havannah
about Ist September.—( Commercial Advertiser,
Oct. 6.)

[Late frthpliavannall.]

Captain Weisman, who has arrived at Charles
ton, in five days, from Tiavannah, states-that a
violent gale was ex-perienced at that city on the
13th of September-in Which several vessels were
lost, among which was the French brig Gascon,
bound to Bourdeaux, with-a cargo of sugar, cof-
fee, and 80,0001. in specie.

The American- Papers state, that General
TAcKsoN having 'thrown Colonel CALLAva and
another Officer into prispn, Judge FROMENT•IY
issued a hubeas .corpus. lot the prisoners; which
the. Jailor, it appears; dared not obey. The Ge-
neral considered this legal proceeding as an
outrage upon his authority, and cited the Judge
to appear before hirri. ;The, disaffected in this
country, m hen they clamour abOut the employ-
ment-of the Military-, :might to:reflect upon this
military outrage, committed under their faVott
rite Republican Government in America: T.

Extract of a letter from !lambi:ugh, dated 20th October:, 1821

received in Wasgow yesterday.

4c A Congress is to be held at Hanoirer rela-
tive to the affiiirs of the Greeks._ Marquess of Londonderry
and Sir Geor; Henry Rose, evi'the• pa?t of Great Britain';
Count Munster, for Ilanorer ; Bernstorfr, Prussia ; Lieven
and. Capo d'lstria, Russia ; Metternich, Austria. None men-

tioned yet on the' part of France. The King leaves Hanover
ss
next (reek. Marquess Londonderry remains behind."—(Glas-
gow Courier, Oct. 30.) •

. .
The. Clarissa . Ann,
,from Gkeenock;
arrived at New Orleans .the 7th 'Sept. she Was
robbed of goods to a large amount (probably
20.000 dollars),. by a piratical schooner, off Cape
•
Antonio, on .the 28th August, manned 'with-12
04.1.1 Spaniards., The same-schooner had robbed,
e. •
.a few hours before, the gritish Neptune,
Jitt.Ly, from Jamaica to
,St.,John's, N. 8., of all
their clothes, and 5000 dollars in specie. .
The s'cliooner.Or/eans, from Philadelphia for
New Orleans;. was robbed, • by. a corvette, of
ir,;o'ods to the amount of 605000 dollars.

Mit. OWEN Or NEW LANARK.—The proposals
of this eminent philanthropist are exciting great
attention, and his views are evidently gaining
ground in various- quarters. The crowds of
strangers who flock to New Lanark from all
parts of the United Kingdom, the Continent, and
America, engross nearly the whole of •his time
and attention. Lord STowEr.r. and Mr. Justice
BAILEY, we understand, were highly gratified
with the arrangements, and the condition and
character of the population. Lady 11 mry
and her amiable faMily accompanied the
Judge on his visit, and were delighted with
Mr. OwES, and the interesting spectacle
which his Establishment presented to the.m
We deem this of the more importance, from the
known piety of Sir JOHN BAILEY, and the do:
niestio virtues of his. excellent Lady and farnily.'
Lord STOWELL and Mr. Justice BAILEY are the
firtt:Of the English Tattges`Who.have visited New
Lanark. • and the admirers of Mr. o.wcs are.de;
sirous that not only the other Judges, but all
persons having influence in the kingridrn, weald

. .
repair --to 'Establishment, and afterwards.
coolly take into .cOnSidOation,,all the parts of a
system by which they contend arrangements
may. be formed to render the prevention of

crime much more easy than its punishment.—

The Duchess of M A ruao not' Gil has also re-
cently- 'visited New Lanark. Her Grace, we
hear, .during a subsequent visit at Hamil-
ton Palace, expressed her warm admiration
of the. appearance, manners and conduct, and
progress in education, of the children of the
establishment. Mr. Ow EN has received a.
gratifying 1-etfer from the king of Pau
-515.--His l AJEsri's,. Minister Baron. .Jus-
TiN, had • visited New Lanark last' year ;
and . had carried
.away with.,-him• very faVoni-
able impressions regarding. ,the value of Mr.
0 w'vi'sr, Plans. AnOs EtiI,AN ;,Society has
been . formed in = Paris, for- the purpose. of,

• reducing, Ottiitilt :principles tif Christi
anity to practicel orfder tllr. OwEN's arrange'
meats, of w' hich the,Duke: of RoclEr6aex.ibl

and other• distinguished individuals are Members'
The Royal. Institute at Paris has'rkeivecta col)/
of Mr. OWEN's Report ; and the Dukd of ROCHt4
FOUCAULT hasundertaken, to explain it, .and the
principles of Mr. QWEN's Systeni, to th'e_JY'
4gmy. Mr. Own:kr himself, some tirrie since'
• • delivered a Lecture to the Academy,. 'crWcl
was well received, many of the Members 'hay'
ipg
,declared themselves satisfied of the wis'
dom of his views and the soundness of his TIN'
positions. At Quebec, British America, a s°'
ciety of Gentlemen has been 'formed for the
purpose of carrying the Plan into effect -in the
Canadas. We have seen a letter from one of the
parties, in which he expresses their conviction of
the advantageous applicability. of ;the System to
the' Colonies, and their resolution to give it

'fair trial.—ln. Devonshire, a 'Gentleman P. 45
offered to contribute six thousand pounds-tor 73-
the erection- of an agricultural and manufac:

turing village in, that zcounty, and to bjrotte
himself, a resident in the- Institution: In Ealo
burgh a Society has been formed.for the prortio'
tion of Mr. OWEN'S views, and is rapidty
creasing in numbers and zeal. Even The Scots'
man
_Edinburgh Newspaper, which had been
violently opposed, to. Mr. OwrN, is coming rotind

.0 him, the Owenites• contending that-the f°l'

ing sentence, which appeared in one of it 4
recent numbers, contains an admigsion of the'r

fundamental principle :—" If the propensities nl'a
sentiments happen to be nearly balanced, NO°
an influence must circumstances have on hurn3"
nature."—The building of the new Establio"
ment at .Matherwell will certainly be commenced
in the ensuing spring ; and it is hoped will le
finished by Martinmas.—ln London, the Co'
operative' and Economical Society is making ra-
pid strides, weekly gaining new members frog'
the working and middle classes, and derivig
already considerable pecuniary and social ad'
vantages from their association. A builder lu's
offered to erect a complete establishment for this
Society, in the neighbourhood of the MetroPoli;
and in the mean- time a number of the families

have determined on congregating in one neigh'
bourhood, where they may lie enabled to form
combined arrangements for their domestic co'

nomy, and for the training and education of their
children.----We congratulate Mt..° wva on all thes:c
solid. proofs of the attention, which has at 145
been paid to propositions which wore at first Or-
generally treated as visionlry. If it be true tho.t

his arrangements are so admirably ealculate4t°'
give it increased national energy, as he and hiC
disciples contend, of what incalculable Olti-e,
would they be to the Greeks, by releasing ad‘ll
tional numl:ers of that oppressed people. o°lll

heir necessarfoccupations, and enabling then"
,o:fN.te!la and strengthen the ranks of OP

eroic countrymen.

BIBLE SOCIETIES.— pp ears aars from tne.rernOrt
of .the- late meeting of the London Auxir3:l
Bible Society, .that the world' are indebted I°,
, •
that-Institution for the valuable Corn'mfntary.qll
the Evangelists, which we lately announced B'
forthcoming from the pen of a titled Aldermai"
Tilts fact cannot fail stronal • t 01ece
) ) recommen, •
establishments to public putronagt; ; and•part/;
cula.rly when the declaration of the worthy ii7t
learped Commentator is- borne in mind, th",
though he had perused the Holy Writit,;S
school-boy, he had never entered into :her'
spirit, or, in other words, 11,Id never looked ill°
them until he became a Vier.-PitEsinisT or
Association.

. .
SPANtsii LOAM,--The Mi
nister- of Finance
has transmitted to the TreasUry-General of t.
...r'')
the half-yeP;ei:;•
Spiimisly Nation, the COH-cm'•:;;12- itOyal.,Dveree • v.:
'inscgafarmity with. i!:e Ithli Artiii:de iu the: (oniract of tAji
'Lo•iii of Two Ithir..,iral Millions of Dollars, nee:point:4i sili,it
Ilieslrg. Lafitte Arth in :nod.tlo,Fof•P,=k;',.antt:in orders
.i,t,,
said CrAract,should be sacredly .4t al piii•.(t'tialb• 11:4404'3••••;.
'dividends' and other chargesystioulated irl-,ie..
.i-3"...tie 1,;41g. hesromniinded nieriO t..lAre • you. tb V.i.sPole. ii:,.r .
-see.ifily.ont of the public funds, in the ha- Lis of tte .Junta, ',-.4 •,
as much as shall be wanted p &fin theafori:said:payrnent4;'.;
~
the lstsof,Novernber mekt, agreeably to tile' contract. . Ws ,I".:11 ,
. Jczy also desires that this a:4°lll66h' be ir azle knia vin tiro9.,;,v
..:the public prints, to cansinc the 1)4.1t.rs of Spanish Boritig'o
...zealous. the thwernment is in the.punctual fAl,u h.er.t ef
ccnitracts."--(Madrid'eiazette ) • ''• ' •
Dated front the Palace, Oct. 11, IS2I. '
It is rumoured-that the itthabitants of Rondo„ •
and its suburbs kill not allow the opportunity'
which Will shortly occur, of testify ing their attach,t
ment to their So VER EIGN, to pas,' by Without L'
monstrating to his 1‘1.1,J EST 1-, that hii.Clltra
ti n,.
..
s
-
into the capitals of Ireland and: Ilaoer,' w
as
hot more gratifying' to the people of thOse citie7
than will be Ilk:NIA JESTY'S return to the •e'eAt.• •
est city in his dominions, to.the hearts of hi;-6')'
lisp: subjects. -
. • i'3
On l'uesday morning Mr. NVAL,Trits, the' K-it'L',
Messett:;er, set of With dispatches for abroad' J .
. .;
lire bare seen a letter, which has been rect.'s'
in town thiss-day from ..Newcastle, in the tf
count°
of Limerick, and we,are happy in being-al)lehaff.
state on its anthority, that no new outrage 'ci,
been committedthere, or in the immediate vl.e. -
b
nits' of the place. Such a circumstance would.
,„,;
particularly consoling; at sucha moment of-als;.',
if- we COO 4 e.t
add, that thumultuary spinet dr.,'
. , .
part of the peasantry vt•as subsiding at the.4lote
thc.i. letter.---(Dub/,, Co.r.pe,cpqn(iiont.i.Oct..3o.).