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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-01 00:00:00

4. the West Indies, which, we are told, is tote
ed, and safely and satisfactorily settled in IF
session of Parliament. The East India Cool
rter too is to be revised if not annulled. It
time that the whigs have tried their hand air,
d all their talents in reforming the institutO,
astern empire, and now they have a fine opP°r
)r carrying their speculations into effect, and rt
reir early dreams. As ruin is the order of
at chance of escape can remain to the gentleo7
mhall-street ; The reform 'bill must be perA
3enefit of a voyage round the Cape of W.
a steamer, built in Downing-street, carryio
Lt the mast head and a GRANT at the helm
• _.l

kewise, we fear, is exposed to some trenchl
ttions, such as bleeding, perhaps, in the first 4
_„4
ind a water diet during the rest of her life. .1
tions, too, must be opened up, reformed, 5
tndered. The tories have too much influence
ivileged places, and it is incumbent that tbel
l
)e expelled, and . their seats occupied by hone;
aim's, and disinterested whigs. All this, n3inio
ider, is to be done, or is promised to be done,
ent session of Parliament.

(FROM THE TIMES.) lel
3-navigation Steam-nav i (ration Company's mail-pac,,
ine, which arrived yesterday from the Elul
Hamburgh letters and papers to the 23rd, b'e
:11igence is not important. They contain selp,i)
s of the sittings of the German Chambers, wh'it
however, too little interest for translation.
mentioned that the motion brought forwarci
on Chamber by Professor Krug has been W111i;
;
in consequence of explanations given by
rof State, Von bindenau, which, it is said, etwo.
he Piofessor that, "under present circurnstances'h,
law could not be conveniently passed. ..";
ian Storthing has just met. The King was Pl 4
id opened the session with a speech which oi
Halle Zeitung of the 22nd promises to give in i,
umber. The prices of the Austrian 5 per coi,
sis quoted in the stock-list of the 22nd' at 91 fw,
and the Bank Actions at 1,200, but businessj
o have been very dull on the Hamburgh J6'

(FROM THE MORNING HERALD.) 1,15
mnot too strongly reprobate the course whie,i.„
v taking, by part of that portion of the pr7o
is peculiarly the ear of the labouring classes 6
1, not only against the government fur the till?
ut to dissatisfy them altogether with the constlii
nder which they live, and under which, with a f
ts, this country has risen to the highest state °
.d civilization.
;unday paper, remarkable for vigorous writing
the following pretty plain avowal until r
)rm bill is passed (says the writer)—a bill by f 3,
reeping than the last—the people will witee'
in the House of Commons but the unavaili,lldl
s of a few against such Judas-Isca.riotism as tl
El by Burdett and .Hobhouse. Even were yhid
i what they are not, honest and bold, they coi
t little for the country with such a House of Col"'
d under the remains of our most gothic and bar"
institution. Were the Commons House of Par,
is free and pure as imagination could paint it;
Id be done for the people whilst the King has ti';l,
ive of a veto, and whilst a House of Peers is
exist."
pretty plain language, and is, we fear, but Of
ulated to base its effect among a great body e
who have no means of being disabused of tb,„
Lich such flagitious trash, uncontradicted, is
ipon them.We condemn such language as thi;
, coming, as it does, at the very outset of tv
•igs of a new parliament, elected under circoo;
ihich the people were taught, and justly tale,'
:, would be the means of removing most of th(P`
defects which an impure system of representi'i
led. Nor is it because the reformed Parliamej
.n ten days, accomplished all that was expect
any honest public writer can be justified in ue'j
as useless, or the great safeguards of our ini%e
ent as unfit for longer duration. If such re, „''
look round, and see how little has been °":
• the overthrow of institutions in other countrio
-iat scenes of misery and desolation civil eor":
ives rise, we think they would be slow to -enu''
hings, or to instil rebellion in a country whete
Anion has recently shown the power which

Vdo we notice these sentiments ? Not
of giving them currency, still less with t;e:
ote intention of courting the vengeance of blr'd
•ds them. No, we are of opinion, with Vito
at " the surest way to remove seditious iS
r the causes thereof," and if the Governor)/
ey must do if they fare not stone blind, Plbe
engines are at work to take advantages of
of the people, it is their first and bounden dll4
time in inquiring into the cause of those °lei
it is the first and obvious duty of a reforme
Lt to lend a• prompt and willing hand in the 52°,:f
in the speedy removal of that which, 3„,'"'
owed to smoolder, may at length burst (Oro.'
the aid of such fanning as it receives) int°oe
easily quenched. The great evil which i.e..
,our under is the want of employment. V.,"
should be the first object of the legislBt;/0
iay be remedied, and that speedily, we hoc; ary
those who have hitherto looked to teoll3`);,-iii
s and on the mere surface, will boldly 100'.01
f things,-and to the permanent consolitlatie
aterests of the empire.

)R SSIOKEY CHIMNEYS.—A wire gauze front,t°tre
the place, of about twenty-oi° wires to the ino"
Lich is said to be instantaneous.—Country paper' al
UNGER CATHILINEAN, devoted with hereditarY lefa
rn-out cause of the Bourbons, took up arias “),
Duchess de Berri; associated in his successes es
iac, M. Morrisset, and M. de la Soremere,
anna:s of fidelity and courage. Orders were Vie,l-
em at Beaupreau; they took refuge in a chateau !'-
ourhood. The troops surrounded and searched
iin; not a single human being was to be found in,;`,.
wever, that the objects of their search were actuan
precincts of the chateau, they closed the gates,
.-
and allowed no one to enter, except a Peas:ho
employed to show them the hiding-places. ,
kept three days, till wearied by the non-appearan°
es, and the bellowing of the cattle, which were
it water and on short allowance, they were on thel,t
tting the spot; one of the officers, however, though
doing so, he would go over the chateau once more""f
followed close at his heels, suddenlythe
ads him,—"Give me apinch of snuff, friend,' ajp,
ye none," replied the man, "I do not taie 5.
is there in this chateau that does?" "No one.."
tt_ei,
there is no one in the chateau, as you see." "1-
)es the snuff which I seo here said the office ;
,th his foot to some which was scattered en
e man turned vale i
, and made no reply. The officecr
d again, examined, the earth more closely, statgEo
it and. at last thought he flt a vibration, as
Lw, was hollow, he scrutinizeed every inch, and !`a
_
something like a loose board; he raised it up,
cowa!-L
he beheld. Cathilinean, in. front of his three . r
h his pisfols in his hand ready to fire. The offit;:,,
oment to deliberated,—he fixed—Cathilinean ';
s companiOns were seized. This story was told
tr of the Musee, and afterwards confirmed by 3,.';
vas one of the party employed.—Six Weeks ell t"