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formerly Virirof liroadhemimry, will become one
of our cartlin..l virtues. " True loyalty Wends,"
'nisi be, " to one's country, as well as to the
Prince; and, to (iiiiso.e tyrainny is no breech of
loyalty, hut en essential branch of it. Loyalty is!
an attachment to KING and PEOPLE, as founded on'
the lows, and a hair's breadth beyond the law, true'
loyalty d6es not go. So allegiance is obedience ed
lege!, scretding to law. Whenever, therefore, a
prince oversteps law, loyalty itself obliges a loy
to
al
People to say in such Prince, as the Almighty
the sea, Hitherto shalt thou conic and no far-
ther., "_Alfred.)

PRICE OF STOCKS THIII I/AY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Itunk Stork 478} 4 per Cent. 96ei
per t ent Re. Nit 5 per Cent. Navy 106
3 pet- Ceni.Con.,.l. India Rands 1 -0 99
56 per Cent. 81 • long Ann. 20 5.161
Consul. fur Act. 79} Exchequer Kith Iti ?0 p
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TYE STATESMAN.

LUNDO.V:

WEDPILSDAY. JULY 8, 1818.

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DEAL, JULY 7.—Came -down )rom the Rip
sailed, the Swallow, Ford; for Oporto.—Remain
the ships as per last.
PiiiTSMoUTII, JULY 7.--Arrived the V
Peck, from New York in '2B days. After it
passengers, she proceeded to the eastward.—S.
his Majesty's ship Rosario on a cruise, am
Tiber frigate to the westward.
HARWICit, JULY 7.—Arrived the Beanfoy ps
with a Mail from Holland.

Livettroot..—Sailed the Thoodosia; for Cc
Triton, for the Isle of France; Bel4rave, ft
Janeiro ; Otion, for Jamie.; Biltabeth;
Domingo; Montague, for New YOrlt, iud
other outward-hound ships.

PENZANCE, JULY Ilisj.sty's ship
came in yesterday, and sailed again to-day.
TOPSH A Af, JULY 6.—The brig Young It,
Malabar, with coals, got on the Gun Rocl
terdey. She has since come off with damage,
GRAVEIEND, JULY 7.—Arrived the At
M•lntosh, from Granada ; Q.teen, Heigh, fro;
duras ; Flizi, Fowler, from Leghorn; W'
Noyd, from New York ; and the Enterpriz,
tern, from Tarragona.—Sliled the Untion,
for New York ; Dorothy, liiirtiontts, for Hsi
and the Mary, Gunton, for St. John's, Neu
land.

The Election for the City of Cork has corn,
—The Opposition Candidate, Mr. Cunt
lintrcntstsow, well known for his support of
and enlightened policy in Parliament, wi
head of the Poll on the first day. in the
previously to the nomination, an objection
by Mr. Alderman SADLER to Mr. litercut
the presumption of a studious neglect of thk
of the Electors, because his son, when in
was not particularly noticed by Lord
lltr
To this charge Mr. litercultssos,with grew
replied, that the truth was, that Mr.
SADLER had some time since written a lett,
lintrentesow, making the loan of 3001. thi
non of his support to him. It was needle
that such a proposal was met by that Nobl,
silent disdain. The right of election in f
Cork is vested in the Freemen (who, with
Lions, out of the immediate officers of the
tions, are generally the lowest and least
part of the Citizens of Cork), and in the
of the County of the City, who compose
property and character. Mr. flutctitso
former Parliamentary efforts, has given at
able offence to the crentures of Corruptiol
anticipate his return as an additional Mt
the decision of the Uuited Kingdom agat
constitutional and improvident system of
which we have been so long subjected.
We have nothing in the way of fact ti
accounts previously published, of the 501
spiracy, or rather intrigue, in Paris. T
ceasing rumours, however, on the subjr
statements are still deficient in proofs;
ostensible ones, and we do not, thereto'
how any can openly assert their accut
upon others for implicit belief in them.
observe, who have thought it right to
cause, and approve the conduct of what
the Ultra-Royalists, have plunged into
or contradiction ; for among the topics
they now insist as disproving the con
is, the estreme feebleness of the party tr
attributed--the conscious inability of ill
etTuct the purpose which is imputed to tl
that of removing the King; and if at
like to know how a Government could
rested solely and exclusively on them fr
It is at least, therefore, an inespedietti
those who use it to say, that the Ul
are too feeble to effect any mischief to
e,tablishment. Neither, in the press.'
times is the improbability of success a at
meat against the existence of a Project
the state of parties is still such in Fria
leaders of each are ready to attribute
adversaries, end the followers but too
lieve the charges.
ENGLISII OPERA.—Lest night SHE(
lent comic Opera of the Duestaa, was pk,
in order to introduce at this Theatre M
young Lady possessing exquisite last
science. She was lately brought forw,
garden, in the place of Miss STEVEN'
Lady's indisposition ; where her captt
so closely resembled those of that 'itch'
stress, that she was taken by many for
but es two suns are not necessary t,
sphere, she is now destined to Mtn
zodiac of Ito less interest to the orlon'
talent, and will undoubtedly prove a '
to the English Opera. She was las►
throughout the whole with enthusiast
The house appears more approprial
garden, to give a full effect to that r)
softness of voice, accompanied by t
deuces, or natural lights of genius
to elicit from the finer feelings
an involuntary impulse of apj
MAN, in Don Carlos, sang the
usual dulcet style of scientific simpi
eularly that fine song, had 1 a heat
framed., the symphony of which wa
violin by Air. MouNTAre with great
' warmly applauded. Mr. ISAACS It
Paul with great credit to himself as
BtRTLEY Don Jerome, and Cu,
Mendoza. Mr. BROADIICIOT, its
had but little to exert his peculiarly
excellent actress Mrs. GROVE I'ifol
oa sbe dues every thing she undertai
to nature. The After-piece of La
forward under the direction of T.
which the Americans again performed
up, and terminated with shouts o'
Mrs. PINCOTT and her daughter
piece inimitably.

i'77. lOWIIIP
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rev and
terraingistr....Mr• No
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Venus, elation of my I
lauding offrage and A
—Sailed ordaining a rel
,nd the ast as it com
Covincial Pepe
packet,
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rip has
m no
ileum s;# s; nd others cha
for Rio 4 nsertion of the
for St. Mr. Neer t.t.t
s o et
age
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ommended tha
? Herod e coeval.—(N
hat Meeting :V
[lmolai/ ' on, from but
cks yet+
ng Opwards o
torn old oath
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it.k.:n rit
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William, f
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ze, Mon. • from the mat
it, Smelt.
life ; besides,
es, and
smburgh; :1 r. II et.t.tere
of Mr. Co"
ewfutrucl.
Universal Suf
4re four posit
lilln the assert
mmenced. nd accoracy
areenetren
prowled by
if a liberal.
ess at the „ nil Represen
e speeches sedation ovt
was made ETT'S diSfielp
fINSON, on otnasendatiui
Ae iuteresis
see been a
u London,
s te the Lust
ITCIIIINSOIi.
at delicacy, lion were cc
Alderman ancestors, ni
ter to Lord history can
:attempted to
verbal Suffra
-And ought ti
1 ih
teel lesst
II
les sine
with
oiet ayqr iiid
t few escep. tof this is Or
he Corpora- I maintain, tl
I industrious
.'s Ecgland, an
Freeholders
man who hi
e the men of
, society in tl
rsoe, in his
Lit unpardon-
on ; end we ivVwiwro.
Ntehyaitul
lustrution n( custom of I
limit the an.
!restored," I
1 misrule, to
' ridiculous
to add to the 'ions I hof
ipposed can. presented r
I'here are on- history and
ject, but the With regar
at least in contained
ore, well see
the impatie
arocv, or call
' Reform in
. Those, we I
advocate the , soles WI,
at are called red violen
r an absurdity lend, to t
:s upon which , without I
onenspiracy, on
;1, proved by
to which it is
P , of Seffrag
its members to
them, namely, irom the
int we should gave a gi
1 stand which ' to Regret
fur support.— 'ample i
nt argument in
bare give
iltra•Royalists
o the existing have ittili
ent hazardous ed a mot
sufficient ergo- pore sou
:t. Unhappily Suffrage.
'once, that the
a deeper'
e all ill to their
not fulfil
o ready to be-
1 belies?,
:MOAN% excel- well ; at
performed here , have bee
Miss CAUEW, a with the
ste, voice, and the cure,
yard at Covent- verbal S
es, during that
that if tl
ivisting powers
uchanting song- Univerrt
or the original ; Cortstitv
o %%title iri one become
umine a mosir3l short, a
miners of native
convict;
bright ornament
st night received esterisit
stic epplauce.-- l'axutio
lie than Coventeft occt
rich and delicate cestors.
those lovely ca. i end en
s, that never fait
. Condit
of the heart
tplause. l'eAtt. , it by
e sorbs in hitt ' /uxe
dicity, and parti- Mr.. N
rat for falsehood . ether a
as played on the
Sir R.
At expression, awl.
performed
ban actor, es did ' an eta,
rArrenr.EY Isaac answer
II Don iletort;o, trine v
r fine yoke. .1.1114 t
that it
tuned the Duenna,
of the,
ekes, correctly up
I l'crouse, brought than t
T. P. COOKC. in that b
rmed, is finely got one n
of approbati2jy.re— hang
,
Performed in. this in the
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