Star. — London, England, 1827-10-16 00:00:00

The most issportant front the s t i tiAt t eht Rensinds, . .-. trend Lou fins has sailed on _ . 4.,. .244 .. ... . asst has DM • netvntbstasding the- setunation made Jibe 7 the idlropee, C ommanders xusely.- u.. . to proceed eisewbete..therefore it is to be (eyed , Nine serious cosiest wiil take plait; should the Tur persist in their imeotion. to .11ted she teoofis; moon .to 8,000 Ines, to the Motes, or to attacklites• of 1 DinAsassou of the ihruassi ma tannin li;dtteati tolls, ; . ' rased Giswas idirbu al Iteleaktk. • ••• • M. The Treaty Dented the threk !hires, Itoeturd. and Resin. has been made hewn to their resgeethe Awfalpedoo '• it Oesetareitteeln4 - ' . They Iwo seders to present thesseelves on that willinhlga• „fere the Sultan ... _ • - • •• • _,I , ' ' . • sd. ' Whoever ef the three Pewees einoy, banes* illellillawill • the Porte its adheden, (bat k will himidemesnississedisiipal of theist. _ . ~,, . .. ~. 1 4th. The sispessien of ems mein fie t h e priMAlly ilr - wil - negotiation. - - - • • . sib. Greece clearly min know dud the Powets protect bet e& The Viiitroy of ligigt bas been Informed otvidi moo, • three NOW', . Nine line of battle ships, three of sway Poster, shall be die of the Trete/. Orb. The Osversesest asentiseve - Narita! Itosnaels. gds. The Ilugsesewtativea of the Owe Wands. Hydra, Spessia. and hairs, will repair in union el ebe Goveronteut, in order to , support it. whoever idea beihrindividials th at should centime it. 1 loth. 'These shall be called also the Roma Catholic 14 4 . 1 sentatives. I • - I Itl. The Gtiveronsent snot endeavour to establish every where tranquillity and good order; end sel'uttever gerson, Wand, Or .inti. , ohm, wooldslot obey In due 'dine shall be piinisbed. is* AN 4, Castilian that Infest:the Islamise' theleclilietags ;at dupla or subunit thesseehes to the laws, otherwise they aid Obliged eta& as by the fames of the rowers. .. nth. Tbe Haveninsingisristaahe maws, and Cochrane, . that he shall not oomesit lestilkiols or any thing else, when the medon and sitsforgesof am patinae to take pace. I sth. The said tiii AM the Pewee to sign fee ' ilirdollilloBlolll,..f ' . • THE EVENING STAR. LON4)ON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1827. I STOCK EXCHANGIC, TWELVI O'CLOCK._ This being settling day in the British market, the brokers and jobbers ace chiefly occupied in settling their Accounts ; and up to dee prawitlinue, it has every apr arstice of Its being a DO flootit...4le Information received yesterday, of hostilities hay* 44911191400 d at Navarin-wkh the K g yptiatssquadren, has had some, effeet im the market, and great anxiety is expressed for Amber air counts on this sublect. Consols. which left off yesterday at 661 ; the Account, opened this morning at4he same price, with litdel *lax T and at present may be quoted at the same price for Money, 4 87 for the next Account. The extreme fluctuation, during the present Aewawat, has been [rum 611 dawn to 1!61. • Is the freieign market, bleckan Bonds have rather improved. _Current plow Old Spanish 911. klealcan sk 1, Colombian Si 7. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. It now *peers that the Account tams 'oat to be eves handed, ;Wt k big been pads up fag these four or five days pest, there- Ailler a Rae ce Bear Account; It also proves to he s isieheasoiel al has pee ott wee. *antler kris* *actuated this Miliwe $6 buyers for Money,asitSll/. ' 1 %eters from Ilaresions, r0nibtat41146066166 eterartlist it was dubildirted tiWre that the rebuttalfit thidliaia Was at Hs Sad; and textile Whale were comb' In ht groat and laying ' *if sno t awes* of the tentralts" 'i/t the Forelgalllarket Alexitim rem heap advMelitg. PRICE' OF STOCKS AT TWD.S4I CLOCK. Iliok Steal . *tick 1 155 I per Cent . Red. 064ez Or. —Ditto. Bonds 100 per Q. Cons. 861 South Sea Stock • per Cent. 642 ex dist. Anon Ifficheq. UHL 64 65 Se per Cent. Intl. 941 lel die. 1500 Ditto 64 65 . • per Ct.- Newloll £lOO and 4[200 Ditto 64 65 per Cent. Scrip Batik fur Nov. 215 per C..eut. 16260011 ex div. India for Accoekt Lang LINT. 191 7.16 e x Consuls for Now. 87k FOltliliart FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK Pfradilanllds.s pLI; 571 W hlex.lids. t825.6p Ct. 445 651 Do Acct. Do. Ace. 551 l 5 6 51, BeeonsAyr, stids.6p C. 45 Peruvian Bondi 6p C. 22 Da. Acarost 44 Pruss. lids. p.C. • Coinrihkat Iloads;4 pQ.92 SS Do. Sooils,tsitt,.s pC. too CLUJ; - H y ow. Ha ors, 5 ie. 921 1 Idea. h oods„ Spar Ct. 4ilb • I Span. NsS • Cl. 10 91 Do. Acct. 441 Ditto 510,101 BRITIAII AND POSiSION &HANiiS, Two trCLOCtr. MUM rap . Braatrsa 55 sb 51 Potosi Ls Pas & Perm. Assts. IS 5 £9 14s • %Lamm Voisors—Para. Oct. 15.—: Fire per Cents. 101 f. 6Se. ....Throrper Cants. 711. Vic. —Bank Actions, 90051.—Nespolitan lasses, 74f. 10e. -- Spanish (1893), 69f. Exchange on London, use month, M. Mr...—lbree months, 44f. 10c. We were yesterday enabled , to announce, on the au thority of letters from Paris, that a Tunisian vessel, one of the Egyptian fleet, having put to sea in the attempt of 7; quitting Navarino, was immediately pursued and firedl en by a ship of the British squadron blockading Nays 4 tints, and obliged to put back with all speed to the port' horn whence she had attempted to escape.—A vague l rumour of this event has, we are aware, already reached London through France, whither it arrived by way of Trieste, and which excited some emotion in Paris. As the authenticity of the above article rests entirely • oe the authority of letters from Trieste, a place pro., verhial for the Manufacture of intelligence 'favourable to the Greek cause, we must pause before we give entire credit to the rumour. It will be seen by various extracts from the Foreign Mails, as well as from an article dated Corfu, Sept.'', that Admiral Conatwores had intimated to the Commasdevof the Egyptian fleet at Nasalise to remain quite inactive with his ships till the heal detetstination of the Porte 'horrid be known; herders. -should the report of the above affair prove street, it will appear either in the light of an open Ass -4 , 4i:fiance to 'the Commander of the British Squadron, or, what is more probable. a covert and up shithead attempt on the par t of the PAcHA, the object - ef which may be mese, and which must remain Leviers, however. fremTrieste. dated Oct. previous intelligence,reite tseen the Tunisian vessel with the addition that f English frigate. • ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN AN CH SQUADRON BLOCKADING ALGIERS,,A,ND3/4 X The brig Faune whiciserrissd at Irpttlyst oughts 1441115, inst. brings the fullowieg ans.. g• 14 On the 4th. as. dirilteekl ll :l ol !Die• being *se* miles disuses* the north of Algiers with the Amp*. :i00111i111104114#4 4,10 ..... the lentageisent way at, half.plisf t eallgliortooltalnd IhMtlak *Ps._ of their forts, and in itherdief •ebtotereJtheiWnseewhe. M. Collet lost sight of there. Ai-Algeria* (Agate sad two large currents :taws. anifiendllinit t, the flag ofr: petson of distinction Ira: Ilylnifixf. beat& of ate. of she ships." • • A Flanders Mail arrivellothireaninittiicttlite Paps by 'that conveyance are detthoke.o flogt a portantie., l BRUSSELS. Ort.'to. • . Notwithstanding the insertion of tbeCoacordat ht..AI the Jouroals of the kingdom, a Arratnuplbett.or copiekl primed separately. has been sold. • in the city of Ghent alone, four prin•ers have published the Cortventioo and the Bill of his HMinesst one of them sold 4,000 copies in threedays. ' The Journal of Antwerp says that a boom at Amster. dam which enjoyed the highest credit has just suippliled 'its payments. , We leirri from Ghent that the Canal. of Terneosen proceeds raFiJly, nut withstandittg .the great difficulties that were to be. overcbme at. Aselsgat aid many Oyler places. The swath towards the Western Nheldt. which tietebeien only in hl srelr; 1825, are Atari/ extended .. • , to the tarnpatts of Ghent. The number of deaths at Amsterdam elsAtinees •ti exceed that of the Mobs. From the I.i'io• the ftb there eve 159 deathi, and 138' births. At R itterdam. dusiag the same period, theme ,werettdeaths, and 57 _ • births. Ocr.llth.—The person of whoekwe' have already spokes, as having been arrested Mt. as atenseinn of having, beiidet other transgtesiions, ander the name Major Stanhope. cheated Mr. HeruSitset, batther at Brussels, of 2501. sierling, has just • tn.'s; stght to tho prison of this city. This is the - Sim* pas* *ho is 14% vertised in the Frankfort and other.Joormali, ha h as fraudulently obttioed money under !bit tieithed of Gresille, or Grers t villi, by meahi . 01040 exchange,. - . . . , The Nieattos Asiverteilieidmf tortes is 14040; his Majesty's ship the Zealander brinettpsnenge 70 of whom are ehildyen who ire stif . )omit mother country, in consequenc e of ' o te ma rteeiteof eta nomy observed in onvEast India C The Batavia Papers we have just of older date than th ose . rovimr# 4 = a fir, MA . several interesting particnlats: - According to general reports, Moo Negrito had given orders to born aft the dissas, arlit:Nad sent out special agests to organise. Wadi of briginfis. If rune are made ex 'topics of, others will ke deterred letim executing such orders. - Colonel Cheraw 'states, that sliest the middle' of April therehtls stilt held their old patine at Cassini ,combo and Lowaoo, and that their force was increasi at that point. ' The tesidelt at Kadoe reported. that their numbers seemed to be increasing towards Probeiingti. Car+ Tuba,e was at Kakdpnking with a "WOW 4461111111 f; to - protect that quarter. Numerdos piranha me nt firmed as having been eortnnitied in Abssievabni.' , - irolean9 of Goentoer smoked very midi sat .th lost if May, and had emitted nausea trod ashes. brit demo ad damage. • A great many -tigers hat,trypitiessd. Builensorg. and some fatal accidasts bad taken place. • The H..tavia Couraitt of 3.ai May contains' alettiki is French, written in 'nisei to another: resisted in.tho-1 .tiitsgepere Chromide, dated Batavia, 12th April, bet evidently of English manufacture, coneerning the mea sures of our Government, and giving the most deplo rable picture of the state of commerce.. The writer of the reply says, that all the statements in the ...ingaport Chroxide are erroneous. A cursory glance, he says, is sufficient to -coi t vinte us that it lever was more no- . merous. • • All our exports are at i moderate ie . ei reasenable price—the exchange skb the Mewher • Cupatty has beea (with some trifeiog finetuatidns)atpas. dannerthenhcle o f last year.—firessert Piiiki4.o4. 434 • • • ••• ' • • • A letter•froM Corfu, erf tkeS4th SnatiOlPara has been Medved, which informs ws rif 'die Omaivie z elaefaur 'alien by Vice-Admiral Sir E. ConninshieJteli.le;' already, it is believed at Cotlu, an n a ttl , "' and probably another massacre, lite. Mil " •• Selo, has been prevented - ! ,•,•an vs " 1 • Ceare, Sang 24.—We learn from pa that the Egyptian fleet, strived et Ntvar r iliega to,hodol=t l1 veal 1" 4,000 troops. It intender) to embark .Meru fmm - ttaavarbierywn the army of Ibrahim Parka, thence to pass to the GellisLLeralitila tot tecelve a considerable body of Albanese collected (Sr tbe the adutachl Packs itumella, and,. thus strmigthenedos* r e te l l kmdbg vn Hydra, to get possession at tbst lospirtaat Mho& Tial &OA Vice-Admiral,bowever.deciared to the Cseqnseeder, dratit mold not be permitted to make any attempt alai My part 41 Orme: and that in case of resistance on the pats of soy oldie Sind= fleet, he should be conetraieed to treat it as a trolltffroviloo of the regulations ho had eta esteem: 1k added,-thealf.xbiaget . wen willing to sail . eltleitt ffr *lt he happy to accompany it with his squadron asid..• frees any attack of the Greeks ; otherwise. that k was neesesary that it should remain within the Port of Na;arks4i (either instructions. The English ship* from all quarters are silk* tojahs Sir E. Codrisgtoo off Navarino. Two frights* end two • have already gone from this port. A part of diatom/I lest hes been directed to join hitn.Some say the FrenclVice-Admiral is la waters of Smyrna; others, that he bra gone todmid‘laa of news that a part of the Egyptlanieece bad bassist There has hoe so arrival today - 1 • 141 passintgesi sty, that the gun boat . .41( CalenatlY. hod brought the news that Lord Coclu atie, ha fag Mune hems Vatilsdi, sear blissoloeghi , got Ploy hisitioltkdmh ,he bad then mot a keit hotilla into the vans sitiniskiaesi. landed troops at Anstolico, the genie* of terbitAi.bejperetrit weak capitulated on the same day. lir is saisraftWeri sd s to Nhyst sum,. mooed Missolongld, but without attaaiag.k. !Mere fosse foundation fee this story, from the news foresight by an Austrian trabscolo. that Lard Cochrane ,bad bitotteded :Va. sits& General Church is preparing au expedition to Negsopwilk and a body of lionaellote troops is collected in the Isthmus. fib. tachl her directed the Cspitani who admitted in • consequence of _ _ . • give t 9 tilasir stem, but thee ,hut 144. 5 Wbithre""ibt? 4 the Great ewers he mow •Tho l • Treaty uptick it sent iloem.. Maw -definld* *tower s map aay.l .4watst o jela-slisitiotetr_ mem co or C .~.~' IlitYlefikillttkeilial: -of the feta ~tfr rekreen thea . grilowee air i t a tants acid. ; . . z... iiii •!' • 3 "' • 1 11* LP lIE CH A NOBLE o Jialind Sir ItismosiseiVOl" 1 la ; ~ar-tioneral, visited Insiesuf cinagOif seimiiirfisai tfidi Is Downing street. • ' t" ' • •-•- ' I " .Cotist MINSTER, the /114100*(erraiktittistitt; . ited NI. iba•trtacti Charge trAllik'ae4`ettleicted biltklils r ug° tr u f sittest oll " the Sccertsq of •Ison ler Fend. Ar ilisomi. ..,, , _.., ~ ~ the male port .. iii loolV i ts - 0 11 04FIR --- gsweiii:hi tuba t. days have gam ; and, gemfedirtpedilig, titillate, media at to man , Maipired kas bees boo siti It. A ins bargains gay were task' a Sontag t loirlianit Age iiiiiirin after gar, it is ehyethit‘ 46 4 as tbelby advances, were amide" wilt* depbyed. As a ads ifjOioese Of aid 'lodloaile a place this Cria, , backlog • heads daseilmbie. . . . ~,,,,,..: •• ' . - . . 'I ..• Csipmellso 3fetket la Mein brig, and the millk 4.11411401611.413:week !one rav at wick ewe, animating' Thi piplet Modtlei tinged at present modem okay oflokrior sons ; ad tia fiti‘f diefaiidimas ant %woe. Wit pekes hat4e Ron' Ohm capis l Cola - ' Winked epos Iliat as eel object wank dm' inertias of ' si tbetsonsetemian is gm the lesorgeseoid spaded , ass cia ap Meader latarnaaivo is evident. • . , 7..._.:4""` .. . Wit ease"' ad Prim kessy, akisi; sass contisksiti so Poirnastanessoad cloves have 1 sods int:ly. % ..:'; ' : •-• ' • ro , - flatatunnis is ilholitlia,dijoet 1 Ipeeolstiao, lo metestriOtt a INT= east of Essepo Tim &Ikeda , , dig, dine waxisdad ions cwt..jasleati;:il ICII/ to to .6101haege. /MO isompencels neve obtained ~,.. 4 4 ' tb" , i 101111g011 ' • L osiouo . , ' Roll W 'tweed adleldrtably . Mem today, in nalsitars:ce 4it deligetiot iron iiiiwitimiebtalead the desnaid Ir very bassid GPM fee iheihtie tit* midi* Awe, se 'Veit ponflosee a low I Pet &I IMP -.7114 -..! i• • * - *,. :- " •• ' -•• :Ta2-24222.-1-IrWrecesos halo. St. Peterabotgit today are of . the )7th September.. Tallow was lam there at trod 100 roubles with ,tits Exchange, a frealon'abeee 'lo4d. there . reclaim.; to be ship. rlplld sit the date albe linen, about 50,000 casks. The import s this ',gig Ilan Already ansmsted t •- • IMMO mike, being opined. of, ilildilkcasks Mon the kapott, at the maw period law yew. The i dly for ant year i s estimated at 200,090 casks, a quantity eoli agoding the emnimption by OM half. The price bare remakes ilat i ., 'isirstat Ms. sd. to Sts. sd. per eat. 1 . . 7 . lhouota—The tut India House sale win emende ibis tweaks*. o.n ay the pricetoistahted have been Iran than last stir:. The ilviased ter sbiggiont however has not deenneedostal there an still. paw Wm soden to be emoted. , - . . r : Tea.—The East India Compaay's decimates far December 14 1 t .1109,11011 no Elam, Comeu fled, %Noon The. INsraatay, Fly. eithilhho. ace. i „too** Tbs. wad of Flywit3oo,ooo lbs. Comm aid 'Efidresere heavy of sale. * ' • • ' 7 ?Efee Wool. blasicer has bees ingbdy rellendtkis week by ' i ingeliglieb Widen from the vaaaaftessinsis dietticts. Th e Ma kills caller of, lining gale pmsamed to Wows to,opolho. • lii Ame-hilvee days. . . . • .. . . • bens cooties, very dim at the hike advance, with an'" - ail+ ' - i'of tinker improvement. _ • ' / • ow. 'THE Alan.' ':* . • ' Friday,' ifestp W. T..Tooss,• two earliwaits, sad • tii.estf rank al Ilk of the Depot lidd Royal Big , vouched front Wei fat Oreerathoo tablet on INA a infhopectet for Li stpooL4 ea tome to join geniis Compasies at Gibraltar. • . Lieutenant-Green; Mr Gomm /4 ,0C IL Contender if the Fortes ix Indiod, who is on a test of Issayealoo; &hived ins gookidhoo oza Friday, to inspect. Os troops in that pares.. : ' Taw With Registers of Infantry; tips, on the Ink 'amid • Partunouth, from Cork. • • The iledr Reglineswof Foot has received orders to proceed fee+ Cork to Chatham. Denebstetas bsieshink to die , tub sad 13th Reglawate id Lists Dragoons marched this ourtaies. Rook Wacsioeus, foe she 10•11:9, "dry Depot at Ilakistone. • .., . A' tivettelimitot helmet*. to the 3d Rtgliosit it Dine.. genii mamba f this a t eraiag from Weetinimsr„ fit ildmeol e us Mit " 2 • ,_ o A m k etaa .. mm • _ beinaglag to the it& legtatent of Foot. 1 itbia aiming from Weatasinetea. foe %Mel. on route to I , .Pscatianisog beloarlos to the 55tk Regions Of . tide diretredirg from Wettvalasser, lie PartaMoilda to , L=7.llorooy. - .• .. • ,_ ei l6 Ilia A. Dateehoistal haletift.to the •Id Eittesigi tie tires fasteldedds arig into Woalfewebeelheemeiet.! A ,asps fais the lab Regiment. se Pan starched this minim be itaistiron.. . foe Mud, on tale to Wierrfsed. A Dwielmamm of dmilicllMlllMa WIWI lamb entiratie wan -tonlay monde& top Rbashaus, and embatked,dd! 501 6 4116. 11 t a vessel li the NM; for Pertb. ' • . ... ..... .., _ , . • HAVAtiNTkiLIiGH.IIIPIL , .. . • . ..--.... • , , .: 1 , . Pcrsseer, Oct. 14.—Witaff N.W.'• ail . W.—Ariireek ek' port the KerieMell, Asnerossieg Awn IlisaffeZ - - Ptreetneorts. Ors 13.-••• Wind flaW••••Artived frees London. the ThOitais king. Wittroasesetefee liimaivera,_• Dube of Norfolk bloonneo, for St. Kitt's; Jenne Croatia*, Y for St. Tip ,cent's ;.Afdcanus, Nessus, for St. Michael's; and PMsks,sw sort, for Pernambuco.. Deal, Oer. I.S.—WW W.5.W..-Airfited the Norsk, Maas, lees 'fft.•Jobs'a;. G. aubpieo, Hymen, from kiannitata; Orion, ,Boxeows, (min New York; and Prances Wary, Guitar, free Qisbec. Arrived Moo Lesion the geodetic!, Wanes, fee TA oidati r sod-Minstrel, &a.m. for New Tech. Gaieeseina, Oct. 13.—Arrived the DuckeagelL Ruse% from Madness; Charles Wylie, Joao. from Smyrna; Feillity,, - Mac. Oman, from Arckangei;. Cambria, MAILIUCIII. freowAyr Lock; Wasbiogton, Smote, from George Town • Sarah Wald, Pawn. ,Trosta Visiones.' Mad the Mary Bibiy, Wstrobabukiiritio . 4t.) .I: ' ...a.-• Vagina maw wa r n.—Tie Waterloo, of Li ' lee swr nonabetei nil the hilt witimu.• Wise. VC long. N. Midlibe fawn London to Pernambuco, pp the 1 Ith skimp. in be. IT. burg. f 7. Sal turd, off and for Bnstoo, on tbi Mk ukitno. In lat,illb.lemg. 57. Haden, from Newfound/mad to Oporto. oo the 6th instant, in let. 42. long. ti. . . fl OF amass /SOU CMS *owe vs LLOYD . / AT WWl*. " Moira, Sm. 15,--lbe idiom have node tbrii eppeareoce in' ,ear neighbourhood. and mod onsets bon 'beam phuttleged bp. tw4en Cars Passer* and Spardvento. s Stalenaaa 17. The' Larch, [Meld front Marseilles.' was ' boarded by se armed GreeLvessel of Swabia. which took provi. lime and water from her. The Mary . Mo. from Alezasidila to Levier, was 'trice boarded on her way dotiOn. She saw the %eV* Sect, and roomed upwards of 72 sail between Candle and , Cerise, OD lbe 7th Instant ; antongtt them two bat of battle skip., Iwo al en guns, and three of SO gum" ' : swami Of 5 ants& nos TOE AMMO TO slotro's AT JOITIDIA. • DATES aarroseaa 4. 0 The Symmetry. Watson, from Cardiff, bound for Alexandria poSitliisposh is enlaced here, after having bees boarded by rates on the 3d nit. and taken under Cape Csio, LW. paint of 'where she was kept irdays, till they bad discharged every bar of icon taloa Viz pod craft they W/o min, mod wok port et her stores and provitsions. . The Jahn, Renton ; from TiTinis and Algiers la also slaved Jere, after being plundend on the 11th uk. *Obis 'sight of Kilo, by five piratical boats, of fourteen packages of mantlfactetes, and shoot 50,000 dollars. The Master and crew were stripped. even Open of what was on their hacks. 0 A letter froovidettandria ' of. the ISO nit. 'deters the arrival of the Arab, from' Liverpool and Tornio; and states that she was meet near candle by two Greek brigs. vied Worded by di men, 11/2 5insed who begau to open the packages of Inane/eV . ••• bar ge vessel appeared In tight. *bids they took to bee • and tinrestoll wit our part of their intimukd biOrls Mr. Ulbson, thr . ptaster, and two sail**, de : Ate, ' land they have noednertiii heard of. . „ ~._; "" - ' - ' " The Om. tarried Of the dtrakell blawciPleis me 6 140. 1 * She was . taken into . Aligandois lip !lse . .ntate., • , . • . . i t . . . Yesterday his Wirt, Highness the Diike of Susan.: set of for Kay CODIO.the antra the blartpliwet'eummAits ; front thence-be wid Eu o!. the scup( Rad (Isar and. he will afterwards visit the seats or wiener et the oonhero Widp." His 'loyal High wilirged the Cluduares at Lielkhiat, she met of Mr. Coos, of bineftika ' The Doke of MILLINGTON,. on . :51 ; iJay last. ii.i.iir OW ..alortlid of Elneereari, at Ma Lerdahija beim, S 4 u.a, R i !os ,PeOrP,ar- - 7 . _ lbeavelat& mit. -.via ...___ 4 Rut the s t . ITIOM Meedija; A u * e. 4 dim. bins I INAL'llailay, lb* and lb. sed lin. 0. Mal boo .110411.01) lb". and lb< &mat, a t awompac. at tibia TrPoi Wjtellor. our CAidiew 1 f; • AMR% lib Daewoo, it Mr • Mel, le Imee'sitrie% (Lo it 68111.111‘as".11:17:64114.17E41.111:70: f:ANpEimposeSTlrl:Ro' 111•••••• CNANORS. The Real and Countess a( Jerm, at Newmarket, from tb e wf Grattissis seat, gusto Hall, Medal's' ; the ti s k"? nith - r e f 4leasnialkethiell f esigisiti w e i,„„ Ckevele at . Nsrh,m t free, Satkud; taking of inla'rim‘nto Yesterday meeting of re:listen, brewers, and othela seance' ned in the malt trade , was held at the Corn Er. zhange Cofeilbothee for the consideration the Propriety of memorialising t h e L„,,as of tl.e Treasury to suspend certain clauses if the hit partied the last Session, for consolidating and amending the laws relative to the excise on malt. which had proved highly detrimental to the making business, and to Ilse commerce in that article. -Cann. Snows, Esq. of Norwich, took the Chair. He Muted at 'girt length many mils which resulted to the 'milting business throughout the 'kingdom, from the Legitlatute haling ; taken upon itself to regulate the mode of carrying it on, and to establish one fired pro cess • for ale varieties of the article, whateve r was s h e kind of barley used, or malt wanted, and for s:1 person or places,'hov mice differently they were circumstanced. I k bad received letters from all parts of the kingdom, complainiug of Me inconvesieme and loss which - sustained, the ;Rimy done to the commodity, the constant penalties that necessarily must (tined by malting according to the process laid 'in the new Act. In fact, basin, ss was suspended by tireiyin hefue'cliittitts. This would appear from returns in Norwich ma: kit. There were sold, I August 5 to October 9. 1826. 29,085 quartets, from August 5,1947. to October, 1827, 9,778 quartets; making a deficieOny in the latter period of 19,306 ten, though the crop of barley was supposed to' fourth renter than on ' the former period. One k simirif the new Act was likely to have produced most extensive inconvenience and oppression. one requiring 'that the malt should be made ' 44 a size and construction determined by fly this' clause considerable property throaghcot kingdom was destroyed, or rendered useless, Mainzer one compelled to construct new appgatos Bet be had the p Wow, to announce, that this tiive , eftuttoimst Would not be enforced. A. order had been made to suspend the °passim _ clause with respect to all apparatus mustrattsd fore the passing of the Act. Lord Gsuuici premed his readiness to confer with a *potation s, trade on the morrow (this day); and be (the airmail wow suggested to the meeting the propriety of I ing the chief points of grievances to which the depoutios oh( m they might appoint should address themselves r the course of their interview. M. Was. Foam, of Nine Elms, Storey, dies very king discussion on the details of the Att, were unaoimously treated as in the highest degree rions to the trade, and absurd, surrounding the with numerous pe statics which it was impossible is to avoid, and which could be.of no benefit's) the mem in the shape of protection. Several disputes arose in the course of the as to what several of the clauses in the Act meant. HZRZPAYRI, of Bristol, said, there were three - of malting, which essentially differed 4 one was on iii Hertfordshire, another in Devon and and that which he, at a chym ist, thought the car tied on at Bristol. The Legislature had thought Hertfordshire system the best, and had filed - the exclusion or extreme injury of the one in his neighbourhood; which was sabjected burdens. The Legislature, at the time it did this, also have enacted and secured that the same (pal barley should grow all over the kingdom-1W same weather should always mead! it. render the uniformity of process proctscable est. A more futile piece of legidatise beard of. Mr. Covert, of Wakefield, condemeed which declared that the rooms entered at Officer flw the recepticurof malt should be osed purpose only, as extremely ridiculous and It tended to diminish the convenience and t. these property, Without any purpose. If p ers o ns to deposit soy malt is a public wurebestsri wharf, the room where it was deposited tered at the Excise Office, and such room most for no ether purpose. Warehousemen would or malt upon these terms, and few would admit cessary intrusion of an Excise officer upon raises.. The coasesweece was that those who in the' habit. of depositing that malt at must for the future pay enormously high commodatiost, or build warehouses of their Mr. QUILLS BARCLAY, the brewer, said Um.- it had been a practice to bring on this deirrifto e Acts before Parliament the last thing in the SeiliOni Mere was no time to prepare or 63 iirkFa r e This Act was brought forward on the 2d eV, there was scarcely time to mod it off by expres . r part of the country, or obtain an opinion upon ever, be believed that Mr. Herr ies and Lord Crodetw,_f were Strongly disposed to mak e every alreraFk_aTh' and give every accommodation to weer the !'"' o f of the fair trader, consistent with the prore o4° the Revenue, which had been eneroo o - 4 7 ,merest Fair traders, such as those present, bad ae tin. concurrent with that of the Government, in Pr be en p :. illicit practices, and would, he trusted' al4 niskioj motion of that object. Mr. Barclay concluded I panned ; 3 various suggestions as to the course to be martinets, Letter some further observations from blr.. an d iMr.E. R. Buchanan, of Suffolk, Mr mow" ',tilers. the Meeting . adopted a set of dehaucteo''. iy Mr. Ford. A deputation was upon the Lords of the Treasury state the . grounds for their support. voted to Me Chairman. when the Meetiol Harnbargh Papers to the Ilth . .he return to Hamburgh of Mr. Jeco2, Deuniatt, Meckh.nbulh, By the new C.ty Police Regulation ' 1 tows win be 4itorsqnd wkla, ami the watchmen •t patrolling, to bt rtbtvedoby fresh owe ... • .- •' sth. 4 ••••% . et. T. st sibs ti • TEL 1 organ of *IA. ' • and fps . suPPirt 10th. sentativ . - - 1110 treaqui • vine, 4, .. , . . - 130446 4 . . b i Obi! 13th . . • so that • • stalliati ~ 111 . 14411 . . 04 i - t • . • 6= i 1 I : =_—.—•—• . . ' - .- -• • ' • 1... • 1 - I• 0 . . . 1 Th jobbr. ' tar, - ' Joni ..._ , ars am .., , i H , &Jai sod 1 prem . •• • Is •• - 0 . . imi.. 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