Star. — London, England, 1819-03-03 00:00:00

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'' 1 ' ,il ~ SAYE, MARCH S o MIL. • I . ,,. i ) 1. • NICE EVEI•IePIi*C.E. : ' il , - 1 ca._ ~.. i I • •1 . OFF7CEItD ob . rttaryle, 183& LOND O N. - . IrK OF , AND °rum? pi Attlarlt • • I ir';iitl2Aigliel'A RV PROCEEDINGS, ... perk); and effecivatel by out brace armies in rivrty .. ,.,.. ri, PRINCIPAL OFFIC.SRS le his I , IA- LONDON, MARCHis 1 ' • •that shed additiOnal 1. ore area glory oh die militaff . i JESTrs ORD.V.4NUE do hereby sive Areas, There is more bruins's doing in the =whets, and •- • . . .-. NOVail bP LORDS, MARCH 5. • , i- - -character of Great Britai.i ; and in bringint alit** • vi win be nee l ee d at their 0814 a, In Pall-Mtills an appearance of a revivint °trade..rbi: Ds naoomotaki endued ails de. as Stwaker• these sr:sults, much 'was undoubtedly due tote 'pia . r wore NokIDA" , the 15th day et Marc h next' re= Corrox.-The sales of tion, on Pride last, at . of Oloc° 1 "4" t°°k the oath , 5na11 6444 t• air, discipline, and exertions of the native trOops iX • '4 . it ° ao m aybe willing I. undertake the Supply of 1/0. I East Inds' , _ „ a p,..rwri Mouse, consisted ofl76olags: nearly t o whorio t nid .' enanuot.hicen of ' Nat ' l tlivng " Wit was past- India, and to the degree of periled& to which s tably' Brea tfe lhinance Howse. stationed at WaolAth sa d in u"' t „,b, 'de li vered at the mom of the Contractor, fora the whole was withdrawn or taken in ;of 829 bides' , • 'Hart eillif se iiifers t. BURT ramme d a p et i t i on fr om were broughe by the excellent system which woe - i ' !Months from the in of April nest. Sttrats 964 well sold ; eie......46 hales good Toot i6l, Ibillaroyhtg a revisal of des Penal Coder - Ordered to lie co adopted for their organization and discipline byMk , o dors= , d r ,„,.., 6 b e r od, sweet, ry. and clean,without any nt.____ix- 101t1 a 100 lier. lb.; 48,g00d Surats, Sid a 81d • thtz•- , -- 21 v rosiOr Dlowbarnt Oats, and must not weigh less tom i jail . • British Commanders in India. After atpatiatioil 0 * .7 - pe Winchester bushel; the Hay to betneet amide ? , ••••• *damaged omits. 2ad a %L.: The remainder, h ea s n i t alm ' s ria .,,,,. ug h t.,„,,,.." Mem a e . ni hia s a g at 11 a Message •upon these points with much force and iloqtreace, hi that that Home had granted very bad quality up to good Toomel, were bought in h e t e s Al. liplif .. Witg r' sest Joke s ad *, e mir ,. (two of Ito the worse of his perotatiOn, the **le ft- ri foe... rola s erc" La Tissues of 56 lb.. weight. '4e Straw to be good, clean, and ii kt ry Wheat or Rye S t r a w, a t ad a paid : for t h e l ower qua li t ie s t h er e were O a - , Maisleau) await se c ir Lordships' Bank Committee, if the madly inked the Thanks of the House to General . 1 ...,oreed in Trus ! es of 36ibt. weif t , , of , Offers, the Brokers in consequence took them in at mid Pforboomlsookg so think gi- Francis -Marquis of Hastings. ILO. - and K.o.es: • . . . , each ... Doric" tela b e u rr ul f .: e c t d h : a res t t r fu r to r en a g n o u "" aoso : 3 , 41 " any prim they chose ;of PAO Bengals; 112'were sold, 'res wawa( Prevendon and the Steam Veatch' T_ onnage te'lwhieb tray hundred po unds , wo w, Sid a 61d, middling to good common . quality ; 9 9111swerebrewin fronds Commons, and read she hest time. • • • Governor-General and Cothmander-inlChiefialddia, libelled dt LI . L laid ensign dOCIIIIMItI Oft the k de " *Per h u ndr ed rid tact= for his very able, judicious, and merinirious combed pribe a t per pounds. damaged sold 4td a 4d 7-Bths. Two other public iftilleyftlidala went these lusty ordered , of the motion of a Noble of the late War in India, &c. •.• sr t ,. t . r aw at per hundred and twelve poun sales, consisting of 104 Berbice and 480 Surats, were ISN'T** Tile Marquis of LANSDOWNE rose. He !spree. t i s Ord that the Contractor sha ll receive the Stable ..1.... &MN attempted'on the same day, the whole bought The Anatol Order for the apeisintment• of Coqingsdecers cm ':. k mastic s ferne the period of his Ceavact, map satswili• . , • : _ t _. . the exception of 10 bales low quality Surats, the put ofthe Maw for the Waft of offences committed ift std his cordial concurrence with every thing *Mien •• 1., D il ' • aoriance foe the seas glee dee Ste . . Ifts w from the Noble Earl, as iliuttrative of the gremilaii • ic, • WM Wima& es the notion of the Earl of thoefttowesv. .. Iter oak" an ~ with ~, id per week. winch sold cid per lb. The purchases by private ' itelliftst GRANVILLE. bevies presented p Petition from litany talents sad gallantry 'eff the Sable subject of .;' -,,,. I Yr fatecr l'arts-• - alars mar t ja pi e blown VP" " 116- CentraCt since 00r last consist of 210 Pernambuco metals dletrkis•ln Yorlishint, spinet the huperldso of addl. te t e potion, politic 'gully as digplayed In his nictessfid . Artillery A 7 11 001Wi ta tl II II I SO& ill V.;as c" mnuadin a g a th e e s emetw o offi ce i s p ais Arno awe. 20d and 21d in bend ; 70,Minas Novas 17td . ; 200 "Inkillist ea Ce 4 a rotagr am tstneolis lenAlwet conversadoni copaset of sloo , late war in India ; but Whillif, at the • • i l l''' a l 4. ' d teoveco the hosts of Teo and O ur u sas u k, Minus deraes 154 30 fair Boweds 161 d; 1 kis* . b . "le io. 4 "" a i °"bstr . 144 ....I"" iciPat44 7 ai a larm v_ ame Th raflikt s : 4. , . .'wee -. ,•..: 7 . , f s cus s, . ob r ing any aplainti as to s a, ea dal s ee Geas4lol,lolol4. Mg s aae the pep maw gel 4 .800 good 4 / 1 1 ;80 en dimity, tit rairAW -'•• • • ' whatever ble to , 1 fa Forage e' but go Proposal can be admi 6d and 6461; and after the result of the • I.6ll " e ` bi r t iorn - ••• • ••ffl e m , *4llO. • for an object as ~ . . . 1)14 ** 31 .` fti• ch. t netts o'Clock a ifteenaff ate ' *r ue said 15th ar a e was- known,loo4air Bengals sold so low as 60 , Nior "Irespeek aor, NI he was awns of, any measure of the kind ' t bol a . •He adnattiel misiondoet ifikeeemo . a, ! l P. ' 1 ome ga, ; neither will Oil Tender be nod ced , selenium P arty .9 Besides& Petition could sot be reeeited•seeine. 1110 Surats were mien, on Saturday, on speculation , e t r :P ia . . A - • use powers which *faced th e weeessity of siiilitay ila Ws behalf shall attend. sAlii llso , a° dr° • s podded of a tax is the some Session in Witch it w ins- By Order 4 tie Beard, 1. H. CAE fr, &e, 7d a lOid. ; and therefore, is so et view amid wok a Telitiew operations on our part. shat he felt himself called - 1i 1 ---- iiisetONAltlf 4IERMONE , Coshes - demand for Co ff ee considerably tr i ngebety entemtdoed by upon, on this occasion , to observe, tbalt upon the • 1 N L ob o i c e d HOLLAND, in a met Tune, motors • ‘ HF, DEPUTATION • from the EIHNIAIRGEI revived last week; the antic brow ht forward b y Th . p d vite./ 144 face of the gapers a transaction appeared, on which - MISSIONARY SOCIETY will pre•ach in * fallowing public sale consisted o 521 casks 117 bags, the m ill in Ida " . hi 41 " 73. • tibial was wine explicit information was necessary, and which' . . rrla. pa l, is aid of the Society . when, it is hoped rasaatimictions whole went off steadiiy, but without briskness ;an Viscount EXMOUTH a Petition from Pyramids, would lead him to offer some amendment, or quail- 1 ' ortriesrao advance of 2s a3s per cart. was obtained on the Wed • and the Marquis of BAT one from &hood, in the County of fication, to one of the motions which the Noble Lord ' 1 '' WEDNESDAY, sd of March, Half-past Sit o'clock in the nesday, but towards the close of the week the prices Somerset, against the cost Initancv of** Inookels Debtor. Act. was about to propose ;he meant that which led to • 1 ‘ I ' Evening. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE presented a Peddon from ace an. Mr. Barber's, Deptford, by the Rev. Mr. &ATM again receded in the same proportion as the improve- Bury St. Famines, presong fora midst of the Pend Coder the unfortunate execution of the Killedar of the fort Mr. Bowden's, Holloway, by th e Rev. Mr. Blsowle• meet; it is , however, to be observed, that in the pre- tar. Botoksbanks, Ilaberdatheee Malls litaioloS- sent languid state of commerce , 'which, with the foregoin' we* ordered to be kid ozetise table. of Talnair, This Officer, who had held out that for ! it is a matter of sur- Lord AL:CKLAND g give e ptice of his intention on Monday tress for. a tong time, was eenstrained to surrender 1 . lane, by the Rev. Mr. Gairr. acre Jackson ' s, Stockwell. by th e Rev. mr. Domini. prise, that the whole of the Coffee in the public sales next, to MOTO the second reading of the Chimney-Sweepei l 1 FRIDAY, Sib, sea briar. • last week should be sold ;it clearly evinces a strong gulatiOn BBL for which day O._ Lords were accordingly r"' Re - it to the British, and himself also a prisoner of war ; ordered but some of the Officers who remained in the fort, to be summoned. 1 ; hest eiv.l6. Freer ;, Cumberland-street, Shoreditch, by the opinion in favour of the present prices being v filli - LATZ wee IN INDIA..--THANKS ro Tug MARQUIS or actuated by treachery no doubt, aithheld an actual I. • 1 Rev. Mr. Diceftx. , ‘,... maintained ; a great proportion of Demerara Coffee surrender , and (the Killedar being at the time in the Mr. Edwards's, Wyld•dreet, by tie ' '' has been brought forward, miJdling sold at 131 s a HASTINGS K. G. Besinz. • The Order upon which the' ir Lordships were sum- custody of the British Officers), put several of the I- • siosyni, 7th of Much. 137 s ; good middling 138 s a 1595; fine middling mooed being read, British troops to death ; however, the_ fort was again 4 stomas % I+s. Piratil Coffee went off low in proportion to the ~. ' la. Mr. Dicarea Fa t Goode i , White-raw, Spitalielda. ether descriptions, ordinary 118. a 120 s • ; good qua- hi s The Earl of LIVERPOOL rose in pursuance of attacked ; those who held it overpowered, and Gam- avian Chapel, Cross-street, Hattos.Gar. lity 121 s a 122 s 6d .- There were no - public sales of , notice. He said he should now ' proceed to rnove to the sword; and very shortly after, the ill-fated Killedar was subjected to a military execution. This 13, 4 1,,,--m r ., Thomass, Devonshire-square.the honour of their Lordships' thanks to the Marquis I ; litarne-Oncge-otreet C.hapeL r,O flee this forenoon, and, we believe, no ptuchnses of Hastings, Governor-General and asCommander- appeared to have taken place under the immediate arrsaecow . - by private contract. in-Chief in India; and also to the several O ffi cers Hislop, c and even appeared in orders of Sir Thomas to. Mr. Branta-the Rev. Mr. Gore's, Barbican . . Suciaa.--The Sugar market continued heavy last and the Army under his command, for their gallant the statement of that O ffi . This the Noble Mar- es:urea week ; the few brown descriptions disposed of; went thenft red to quis strictly denied. A s the case ppea .., tn.*. Ther•oto-Mr. Collieon'a, Welistreet, Hackney. and meritorious conduct iu the late War in India.- Ow- , f r. j . Ch r t a n.s , i u n . ca i mius ",,..,. at a fu4erreduction of i s per cwt.; brown Jatnaicas The subject to which such a motion would refer, vras refiectin no credit on be hi y unjustifiable, and as g . Brarro-Mr. James s, Grub.areet. 72s ; sev.al parcels of low soft descriptions were necessarily complicated and extensive in its nature ; the British arms or character, the offence committed Beeves-111r. rides, Lion-street, Walworth. offered on very low terms without facilitating sales. but the am le informatioa thereon already before by the Killedar was one which appeared to be ra t i'• Po- , --* -This forenoon there was little or no business done t h e i r L or d s h t ? would der • them cognizable by, his own Sovereign, on one, which ', i , FROM LIST NIGHT'S GAZ417711. Lordshi ps , ten it unnecessary for him in Muscovades - by private contract, the prices were in at least should have been submitted to a Court of Mi. „,..-......- to usa ble House, by entering into a variety.of consequence without the slightest variation.-Thel view was litany Inquiry. The case Was one which merited a =Mt WNW= TO seam at Tin. musys rAssionom d 'I the subject; 'll e eau supon . still sorn kos hill I won . limy cd ,, eudiss , &num& public sales of Barbadoes Sugar brought foreword to- t i t of B l ie g el - ' • . . . necessary, in order to rest the vom re l s e ; a as about to serious inquiry on the part of the British Govern- fs3. commonly called the Most Noble Wks Mos/ Mer,-. day consisted of 132 nhds. 44 tierces c hief propose. The late war in India originated, on the ment- the honour and justice of the country were im- to of Tikfteld, of Weibel'. In the Gast! et oaf .15agars, which-qualities are scarce and i n . part of the British, purely in motives of self-defence. plicated in it. •Oo these grounds, he felt it his duty - lie, LI the room 1= Tennyson, Sm.. whip has NM me who!. went of with unusual brisknets, and prices • • • an d • ta k en .to propose some addition or amendment to th e vote wad tic Mors . - &very imams proarathos was 1 BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. a shade higher were obtained, goad white IW . a. -o i on . 10 rov ed eta acc in a pa a rar h gas sikk a ....i. afsbanta to the licible Marquis, which Would go to Ms Booth, Gefordsreet, grocer, from Muck ato April I* 93s 6d ; Middling 90s a 91: ; ordinary 88s iid; Tel- Notwithstanding all our paci fi cations, the conduct eneePt of . their L or d s hips' approbation to that very ques- sok, i sti r at OvildhaU • low sold 82s aWs ; the low yellow and good brown ..r ut Several of the Native Powers, but more especially tionable.part his co nduct. . lomat Robertson. Manchester, ,ott e r -spinner, from Mach descriptions went much lower in proportion than the ..r .i... t0r...1 o. • .... i .....111 WAS SO treacherous, hostile, and • Lord HOLLAND expressed his full coincidence oto Aprlls, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. fins qualities, 77: and 78s ; the whole of the sales gresd f the British into a state of de - a ve, as to force in what had fallen from his Noble Friend and Rein. i BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED., were Sugar of good quality, and generally of the fensive warfare. An invasion of the British territories, don, with respect to the applause so justly due to drub Mistreat, King-street, Goewell-stroet, Widen market it may be stated fine Sugars continue scarce • the Noble Marquis, not onlyu from his conduct in BANKRUPTS. .. at two porn S, in t • 1817, actually took place ; but in , , i ll il and in reluest. at rather higher prices • low realiti es t h e m ar i p i t o f the important case in question, but of his military Boas tiliall , Ponies. merchant, to surrender March IS, at • • ' the duct which was adopted by eo, ti, at eleven, and April 13. at one, at the Geiser ban s offered at a declining currency without . facilitating Hast i ngs , the greatest possible care was taken to character inger.eral, though he should not attempt totuneuth. Anemia, Mr. Lucas. Portsea ; or Messrs. sales.-There were several purchasers of Refined avoid • ' either to Scindiah or Holkar, giving offence on any expatiation on this head, as he trusted he was ale:Ander and Hointe, New Inn, "London. g oods at market last week, but they woulcronly buy the two great Native Powers , from whom the most not such a coxcomb as the young man who is re- Dr 1 , it) Crckett, Holfam, Kent timber and hop-merchant,lectured his audience on the art of where prices a shade lower were submitted . to ; sever was to b e aF , pr ehended under the circumstances. In corded to have , _ .. liar.h i t, a t, en 19, and' Anril 13, at eleven, at .the Guildhall, Canterbury . ' Attornies, Mr. Kennett, Doter; ral sales for money are aga . in reported, which hadin the resence of Hannibal-(Looking towards the-couric dthese transactions, letters were received war, P . ____ __, _ sr Mesas. Stocker, Dawson, and Herringham, New Dos. the effect of further depressing the market; an ex- b the N ble Marquis which there was reason to y e o the seat of the Duke of Wellington.) The Noble Lor d , r adlawn. Lieroa's Inn.. London. tensive parcel of crushed reported to be disposed .afforded inforMation of the hostile designs of then panegyrized the character, private and perso- Com Revell Vi r al, Austin-friars, merchant. Mirch 6, id,suppose fat very 0 nal, of.the Governor-Gener . aid April 13, at on, at Guildhall. Atomics, Messrs.. Scindiah and &Akar, but these were sent to those Kti c l.t and Freeman, Basinghall-etrect. LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY U. Powers unopened, and every disposition was shewn his confidence in the sent i ments entertained by - hie , P.elos Fitzwilliain Bell, Castle-street, Bethnal.green, 'Jamaica, Our Plantation Sugar Market - remains without SD overlook whatever might appear equivocal in their NOW Friend respecting the fate of the Unhappy - limb ti, 15, and April 13, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor- any material alteration. The public sales - biought Gond •Of this disposition his Lordship cited some Killedar, regarding which, he thought the House It icy, Mr. Parnell, Church•strect SpLlfields. forward this weak consisted of only 360 hhds. Dome- • ,ces; and the Government of India, he observed, was placed in rather a delicate situation with respect Ifrakans Kent, Deptford, baker, 'March 6, 13, and April 13, pr incipally in the to the intended vote-(he meant et ten, at ulldhalL Attorney, Mr. Will' , Conker.. rates and Trinidad:, nearly all low middling and b a d reason to suppose that a very extensive confede- eat, Chancery-lane. browns ; of the latter descntioa Several lots were racy amore gthe Native Powers was entered into P defectivestate of information ) - as referable resent CI `an - der Debit, Liverpool, master-mariner, March Is, If, taken in, the prices of whic ''we quote Is. per cwt. rainst the - British; and to this the Mahratta States to the character of an officer high in command on and Ai pi 113, at twelve, at the Cease Inn, Liverpe6l. At- lower. he demand for Molasses and Foreign Su- 2 ` . ra t b e • less • In short, in the the one hand, and that of the House, with respect to ters e Mr. Rowlinson Liverpool appear to nom or parties. . . :was Pinkerton , Birch'indine merchant, March 6, to , and gars eontinues dull. theo view of things, nothing less than the subversion its sense of honour and justice, on the other. He 4ril 15, at eleven, at Guildh;ll. Attornies, Messrs. itogen, There has keen nothing worthy oZ notice done in of the British Potter in India seemed to be aimed a, trusted -such explanation could be given as might 1 ' bon 1 , • enable the blouse to come to a consistent or unob- se t a risn •__. Luise ter-buildings, Westminster. Coffee this week, except 38 casks and 327 bags De- aad a blow was expected to be struck. Under these . 1 iron Doncaster , dealer in co March 89 at ~ Isseii, at the 'Gold Ll' Inn Thund rn a . M k • York , merara, brought fortvard by auction yesterday, the cirellautances of danger and embarrassment, a force jectionable vote. sad a. l I en n n '. Y " et " whole of which was sold. Triage - at 110 s. to 122s. certain The Earl of LIVERPOOL was of opinion, that no pn 5, at eleven , at the Guthlhall, Dcauster. Attar- was collected ' by the Governor-General at Nin e 11r . Lever, 1-lolbirn-court, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Maw, ordinary to fine ordinary, at 130 s. to 198 s. and mid- central points, so as to have the whole in a great de- proceeding ought to take place, tending .to reflect '.'rowle Line l• h* ‘,.... .) i 4 ire. tiling at 1395. to 140 s. per cwt. Previous to this sale rree under his own direction and contraol. Early upon the character and conduct of an eminent and "..ozz Beer, Ptyllouth, ironmonger, March 12,13, and A pr il the holders demanded 4s. to ss. higher prices. St. r t h e • meritorious officer , before their Lordshi s were f- p su •‘ ,in course 0 f those defensive operations a signal •••• at Leven at Weakley's Hotel south Dock. Attar- 'of the' real nature of the transaction. ties M'' D I , ' % mkt, . Dbmitigo is still held at 1255. to 198 s. per cwt. Ja- v i ct o ry , wa g ac hieved , dui. Ar e, Church, and Prince &target,over Holkar, and his complete ficiently aware of tl, Bedford-row ; or hlessrs. Boron and rink, Plymouth Dock. maicas are held at the annexed quotations,.but there defeat soon after took place by the Bengal force un- which, in the actual state of that part the infer- Oarles W motion, could.not be the case. He admitted that. , t.stvr.:od, Mistral, merchant, March 19, 13, and is little doing in them, although the quantity on the der Sir Thomas Ifiship. In the direction of Poonah, e 7 :i t . 1 upon the table, the upon the face of the dispatches ~. .ee.re, at the Gre mind bin, Bristol. A ttar - market is very small. About 120 bags damaged Pis. ibe Peishwa vies attacked, and also the Rajah of nth Mr. Kin See' t' I merits of the transaction did not appear su ffi ciently ' - ?a:to. g ' jean 1 nni ; " Mr ' Prlnkis ' mento brought 61d. to 71d. per lb. Nothing d -oat N • both •weresuccessful, and the agpoor ; epenm . _ ors . with respect to a Tim folk -vino. is a C of the Petition "et opy a y pre- hi Cocoa or Ginger . Rums continue in request? but result was, that both Poonitir and NiNgpoor soon clear. Instructions shpuld be given w the subject. Under these cir- further inquiry into . , "ted rot , he ;;oast of Commons , fr the Society the business done is not considerable . . into the • 'on of the British forces. 'en- came t anccs, however, he thought it would be prey Cf Otl• k b • ' 411 ! 'i In consequence of some parcels of Cotton being der all these circumstances, the Noble Marquis at coma .. .1 Pri on t h e su ject of the Penal GresC to afford an unqualified vote of approbation =c •at Commons of the United Kingdom of eat Britain pressed htavily upon the market, prices have given the head of the Government of India sheaved his, ferab l e .of . .. _...... trd jreiand, in Parliament asseenbled. way very considerably, • may fd. to id. per pound ; in willingness to overlook the hostile measures taken, the ge neral military conduct as to p uct Sir Thomas • 1 . _•• e, T t . respT:ui t etiiien of the undersigned, representing the Boweds, Orleans, and Demerara% and tally I'd . per and the conduct of those Powers. It was found ne- HisloP-th b dl °ugh some vote, . a straw y, and ex- s Z .. ; ,7 of friends , commonly called Quakers, in the Unitedpound in all kinds of Brazil ; most of the holders, to p u rsue strong measures against the Pinda- pressive of the sense of the House as to the particular 'Lamm. Arena, • transaction, in its then view of it, may be proposed, . " That at the Lot however, are not milling to sell them at theledeprese cessarY and. aieordingly they were divested of about ~,T tA .t. . .. enamel assembly of the said Society, the deemed and to which he should not object. a. ;tom clic punishment of Death, as now prevailing in std prices. The sales of the week are 195, Boweds two-thirds cif their territories, and it Vi2S- also itil tan .. Duke of WELLINGTON The J. expressed his sense p.c. arrest,ti the attention of the meeting, inducing ire- at 141 d. to 14.1 d. for middling to fair Isd. to 151 d. necessa r y TO ado further measures defensive nal idltoton, wit • h &elm sof g dye p commiseronin and regret. for good fair to good, and a few prime at 16d. 350• h of the great merit of the Officers in question. Re Att •hostility a gainst Peishwa, with respect to which al agreeably to the instruetions nf the sii hieetln d some further operations.- thought that there could be no doubt as to the wise foil' l'atitim,, r , , i • , . -." 'g' Orleans at 15d. to 160. for ordinary to fair, 17d. to 'the Noble Earl ~,_,,.. Mr, to rt pt esent their fine conviction, that door of theplan laid down, or as to the mannet et ".‘ n-4•47.1ey of this purisleitent et i ded - • ' crime s 'd 191 d. for good fair to prime; 25 Teuessets at 13d. to Upon the whole, he 'thought that their Lordships . Offices. He , ~r „ ? . „ „.. , .. • . . , xe t ,46ttas to .. ent :ere ct : o.grets eat guht, is remnant to the milt! and be- lad. 10 Sea Islands Inds. Bd. to 3s. for good fair to mos t inevitably see that the war originated , .7 .. "_?• r pi...apt,' of Chtiitian rc li ginie ; and they would fine quality, including a few stained at 113d.-Z151%) art of the British Goternment;_ entirely on princi- ratieolorlY happy that . . . the House was thus afforded i "Int expros their belief , that. were the • principles Pi p of es resin its apprebation of the 4 4 Rica tier:. to their full ' mister ree_v • petnams at 19d. to 20d. and a few choice at 110+1. pleS 9 f self defence; a nd a b lare ad t that its policy an opportunity p . g rm ._ , . _ . ext•-nt, ester the ,nitre spirit and and .. . ~..,... es of the troops in that quarter. It was much 6 ,,,,,*‘. o the Gospel of eel. 'min Jesus Canner i mp li c i t ly az iu. emu inalltallatt at 17d. to 18 1 1 97 ° s a . .waa.not the tenhorial aftensiOn of a single square conduct f 4 '''''. waY would u '••-. • ,t- i- i te read topraise the services Is at 1-51(1. 80 De " 4 181 4: mile. The British were constrained to p c against the fashion 0 , 8 Y of 1%,,,i ce la all ..e....t.. ) ..e. MAL.O for the abolition of this bias at 17d. to 181 d. •60 Min. "To the Lw c. "" rat as it l7id. to 19.1 d. 900 Bengals at 6 de to Other Quarters, but in none whateves • poaierfid iiagglilli,s conibinatioa agehtst thaw, the trooPt ill , , 1 a Merited, thou be those it the cou . ia the f to this, kb. is re ore, as they at present steed v.ith regard GO ca rats at 41;c1 to 10d .-- mating _mg 8800 /Ile which if s oessfel e . it the total degree. was =ft • ntsy 4 1 ~mt,iour Petitionar. enrneetl. , and rt. r ca nvi itte t 'i • le - ; , Ve .In the whole of the We dansactiOns ia ` 4 t lour titlibertti • I 1j *II ' 1 li arrivals arc 9190 bales, Of WAWA 4338 are the t i on o f t h e po ky pot • :•ft. glees of this 111110111V7 in clseggiCM• ta tat „...„ rimi . ors may be speedily direchal, in order thin,which those men were engaged, their conduct 'was !,,, ma ni pt ioi nid of ti re Legislature. stiali a ch-n g e may be effected East India's; . ' gu t lia. 801 0 •• :. -• as oar d i 1 1 Vie, i mrint c . " 16 47 i whine it shall teener the ends of ' GLASGOW MARKETS, P IE R UARY ; . : " re , m id i ~ . O le i c " a iakaielbil s dee iggit ia. was eadneady meritorious. \Vitt% respect to G e n esa t • ; 1 1,,,,,...r.,,,,,, the ma t i the characters of Christian mercy, rightevne- Carrett.--Tbe ,ales of the week sanest to 4111. allt eh -• ' lad a die grsiop, he always nadeatood• him to Da an Olicee 4 1•47 ' w • intuit bithvarks of aociety and vete:tines. Island, 33, at. Sle. lid. to 3s. Ode.--130W0401M1. at 1' Mk ftr;----e .-- • • -e__W IP . a nd f oe of the highest . reputation, .not only with Wizard to )li, )4 ,it. o. i t eNtreutly traat v.-di the result of your exertion; Demerara Jr, t teed. to claL-Pwoleall kli s * • '' 'MO • ' '• ' • "glaw - I' 1". with ac ' t4 " .. " 11 ' ` ll 1 . • . 441. t4.-Twoe . 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