The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-06 00:00:00

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wEDNIVIIDAT RVICSINO, 1111 NOIR 6, 1520.

Paris papers of the 3d iostant mired this
morning. They are more than *NMI of in-
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French Funds, Fire per Coats. 7; f. 15c.
We extract the fonowiag thainetsohoe mows
niseired yesterday, to the 4th Aiwa
t OA.
CaAinAlf Alll/11111.—We learn that tnirtate
elee-
tios NilGahm of Parliament for Up Canada has
terminated is the almost unanimous choi& of foirsons
wiioaretha political Maeda of Mr. UOVIRLAT. It would'
appear by this, that the popular voice is opposed
to the Admiaiatratioa. Mr. Fitaaysom, who was fined

sae imprisoned he pablishing some of Mr. 43ounariv's
writings, was recently released from imprisonment,
sad has charge of the Niagara Spectator, end declares
is a public address, t►at the Spectator shall prove a
gnat terror to little tyrants.

Nsw You Ana. 10.—The Schooner, Price, left
Provideuso ou the 10th of July. Commodore
Aury had returned from an unsuccessful expedition to
Trusello and Amens, which places he attacked but was
defeated, with the loss of 16 men killed, and one vessel
stthk.

The evidence brought forward yesterday against
the Qvtu was even more gross and revolting to
credulity and delicacy, than any that had preced-
ed. it seems designed in the atrangement to
bring forward, when the public mind was expected
to be prepared for their reception, allegations that

woulJ have been rejected with abhorrence, if presented
at the oat-eet. What Is abhorrent to common sense
and common feellugs, may, however, find acceptance
with depravity and prejudice ; and, If it fail in pro-
ducing convietion, it may succeed In exciting disgust,

The whole proceedings. step by step, demonstrate,
that the enemies of the Welts despaired. from the
begianiog, of carrying the point at which they aimed.
Tbotr -vuntallos VON* the proceedings begun, the
bribes thi offered to her Majesty, and the threats
they danoooced, evinced the weakness of the cense
they have andertaken to prosecute. In an hour fell of

evil to themselves and to the nation. they have been
urged to prosecute the foul and desperate design.—
Never in the male of Courts was an assemblage of
evidence so calculated to outrage decency, to stagger
faith, and to effect an little of the purpose which
the parties professed to have in view. Never,
except for the purpose of associating with the chi-
n es? of the Qualm, in depraved or feeble minds,
some ideas of diarist. which they hoped would stick,
'veld they have brought forward such a mass of vile
sad incredible calumny. Defamation is the highest
point which their base unmanly minds had ever aimed to

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reach ; aad to attain this end, to fix accidentally

sense unfavourable impressions, to raise some doubts
respecting the character of the Qualm, to put the
public in possession of the pretences on which they

bad invited sod persecuted her, the country hashers
deluged with the scum of Italy, and with a food of
filth, such as serer had been suffered to spread since citi-

ligation and decorum had been known. For these ends
have all the dark corners of the continent been ran-
sacked, the inference of bribery and corruption set to
work and the hard-earned money of an impoverished
people drained sod squandered, with a contempt for
their mural farther, and their moral welfare, which
•ever hitherto bad been displayed. To justify the
prejudices of a few individuals, or perhaps of one, the
highest interests of a whole nation are sacrificed !
Let the Society for theAuppression of Vice cease for
ever from their labours; their scat from henceforth
will he out of time and place. Let the Judges on
the Circuit so longer strive to exclude from the de-
telopessest of indecencies in their Courts, the women
and boys; the minds of all, young and old, have
been contaminated with the isallutioss of the pro-
feedings of the highest of oar Courts. As this revolt-
ing owe is falsely called a Canso of State, and she
chief party in it is a Gawk of th. highest rank, whom
it it expedient by every means to vilify and die-
grade, these proceeding's, so well calculated to pro-
mote disgust and p.Ustloa, are laid completely open
to the public, and spread through every housein every
corner of the land. 4 is not lee; since that their
Lordships had before them a case in which, tbrmagh
the suggestions of delicacy, their doors were closed.—
On this occasion, what has besets, of delicacy ?
A letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Genoa, laud
August t 4, sap :--" By a Sealskin vessel arrived at
the Lazaretto is the tialf of Spells, it is reported that
the British sad Serdiniantonsuls had left Algiers on
boned a vessel for Marseilles ; but we have sot been
ahls te bars the oases of their departure. This city
Medlin 11l on}ey a perfect state of tranquility."