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- figures, per lb: - - - Ditto, with sewed fi gures or coloured fi gures on borders, or worked with gold and silver r prohibited. Ribbons for Order decorations - - do. c R MADRID, FEBRUARY 17: GSIO.7LOI.II—To set this day leas the most ardent wish of the Individuals who have the honour to compose the Permanent Deputation of the Cortes, and this happy day has now arrived, and all their wishes are satisfied. All good Spaniards give them selves up to confidence and pleasure, In beholding the great scene of the hooting of their new Representatives, and the Deputa tion cot; ratulates itself on being the first to offer them the testi mony of its regard and affection—the first to receive in the sanc tuary of the laws so many distinguished persons, whose names Lave c• out so illustrious in the annals of liberty and patriotism. Welcenee, most worthy V plaits of the Nation; the country which has sent you ei:joys, by anticipadon, the consolatory hope of thr ..dvantages which it may expect to derive from the quail. tics which distinguish, and the virtues which adorn you. The enemies of liberty see with vexation a new rampart raised against their parricidal plans and the ingrates who, redeemed by the heroism of the Spaniards, would recompense them by desola tion and ch-ias, devour their impotent rage, and ate reduced to the wretched resource of envying, hating, intriguing, and dishonouring themselves, in vain. This day, Gentlemen, you begin to exercise your most august functions, and to-day beti s .also a new period in the memorable history of our rege neration. This pct i d ‘N ill be brilliant. • and , though the way before you seems rough, ant strewed with thorns, your courage will i of be sh..ken, nor the SUTRII3II AUTISOIL of society cease to bless your e ifort-, that their results may correspond with the public wa. is These wants, Gentlemen, are certainly groat, and will call for ad your zeal, all your ability: but what will be too difficult tor you, invested with the national confidence en trusted by experience, and aid, d by the co-operation of all good citizens ?—The Cortes of 1820.1821 with incessant labour omit ted nothing to smooth for us the way in so difficult a career; but straitened fur time, and faithful observers of the fundamen tal law by which they, as Extraordinary Cortes, found their powers limited in very critical circumstances, they were com pelled to leave to yr,u much to provide for, and concluded their labours with the consolation of seeing themselves replaced by such able successors.—May then the Cones of 1822-1823 be those that shall terminate the work of our prosperity, and cause the most complete calm to succeed to the storm with which a malevolent genius lately attempted to drive from its course the vessel of the State. Receive, Gentlemen, and preserve in all its purity, the sacred deposit of the Constitution; and, secure of the gratitude of the present and future generations, enjoy the glory of seeing the union of all minds—the end of disorder—the coc.l aolidation of our Institutions—and the peace and felicity of the two worlds become the fruit of your generous endeavours." M. MARTINEZ de la ROSA, Secretary of the Per manent Deputation, read the Act of its Sittings on the 12th and 14th ; in which MM. de la ROSA wa, appointed Secretary, and the Bishop of Majorca, 0. Dall, Guliorez Acmia y Ramirez, Scrutators. Val ions preparatory forms were then gone through, such AS matting some of the Articles of the Regula tions of the List of the Deputies who had presented their powers to the Deputation, tier. AI. SALVA, observing that none of the American Deputies were present, desired to know whether they h.td not presented themselves, or whether the Perma tent Deputation had not convoked them ? The PRESIDENT replied, that the Permanent De putation did not think itself invested with power to convoke the Deputies, but only to see that the names of those Deputies who presented themselves should be entered in the book ; the Preparatory Junta, or rather the Cortes, will decide what they may think advisable. The PRESIDENT invited the Deputies to meet on the 20th at ten o'clock in the morning, when the se cond Preparatory Meeting would take place. The accounts from Cadiz, Seville, and Murcia, are satisfactory. On the 3d, 4tb, and sth , there were some disorders at Orense, where some factious persons in sulted the Authorities, threw dowit the stone of the Constitution, cried—" Long live the absolute King r Li and entered the houses of many whom they called - berales, in which they committed various excesses. The last Number of the Pantpltkieer contains nine' . valuable Tracts, on a variety of subjects, including the Letters of the Emperor Joseph 11. translated from the German ; an Original Letter of Expostulation to Lord Byron on Ms present pursuits; a Vindication of the People of England from the c h ar ge of lilasphetny, and a Defence of the Freedom of the press • 41r. Mainwaring's observations on the Police of the metropolis; an Essay, by Dr. Vicesimus Knox, on Grammar &k o ok ; the Bishop of Llandairs Charge to the Clergy of his Diocese; and the celebrated pamphlet of Richard Tlekell, enti. 0 4 4 Aincipation--and containing the Substance at his Msiesty's Speech to Pstiiaatent, with a Debate in the House of Commons, &c.— [his pamphlet, which was published in 1778, was written in DCC of the Administration of Lord North, who rewarded the author with the situation of a Commissioner of Stamps. It contains an admirable imitation of the style and manner of the principal speakers of that day, including Burke, Lord North, Wilkes, Colonel Laurel, Dunning, afterwards Lord Ashbur ton, amid Hartley, Ste. &c. We are happy to lad that the pouspitleteu- maintains a high rank amid the competition of pe riodicals, while itccontents are nth se to give it a perossosat glut in the library. • 8 01 [slain and coloured wove handkerchiefs, tippets, and ribbons, per lb. - . - - - - 4 0 Ditto, with borders, or worked with gold and silver' prohibited. Stocking-gloves and waxed silk, per lb. - - 4 0 AU other bilk goods, twisted or knitted, single or more colours, except buttons, per lb. - - Half bilk goads, i.e. mixed with cotton or linen, single t or more colours, p er lb. - - _ 4 0 - 2 0 Ditto, printed with . border, or wi th wove or sewed coloured figures, or milted with gold or silver prohibited. Velvet-silk or half silk, per lb. - - - 4 0 Ditto, printed or worked with gold or silver - prohibited. Straw hats, per lb. - - 6 0 ._ . . . 6 0 1 25 prohibited. Anglesea Brecon Cardigan Carmarthen Carnarron Denbigh FUnt Glamorgan Merionetb 'Montgomery Pembroke Radnor Totals Aberdeen Argyll Ayr Banff Berwick flute Caithness Clack maim Dumbarton Dumfries Edinburgh Fife Forfar I laddington Inverness Kincardine Kinross Kirkcudbright Lanark Linlithgow Nairn Orkney & Shetlant Peebles Perth Renfrew Ross & Cronsarty Roxburgh Selkirk Stirling Sutherland 59,62 S 71,5i5 49,506 47,978 56,440 19,050 Wigtown 43,613 57,311 90,239 57.958 541,54 SCI 46,51 z A924 51,951 60,615 76,511 53,784 101,737 33,911 74,0091 23,073: 611,7138 1 1 717,108: ITLAND. 3,329 3,787 3,341 3,40.5 3,958 2,677 3,574 4,224 1,492 2,484 3,150 2,111 Totals 5,241 IMperial 3 per Cents. 78Y 4 India Bonds 38s. 40s. pre. Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, Is. dis. Is. pre. Ditto small Is. dis. 4s. pre. Comols for Acct. 79 1 / 4 1/4. In a preceding column will be found a very im portant document, which is stated on good authority to be the new Russiaa Tariff, officially prepared for promulgation, and wanting only the signature of the Emperor. It will be found particularly severe ag:tinst the manufactures of this country, which ate eitl:cr wholly prohibited, or saddled with such heavy impo,ts as nearly amount to a prohibition. It is thus that tl.e magnanimous ALKRANDER endeaysurs to repay us for having assisted him to preserve his Throne, and for having, in unlimited confidence, opened the whole progress of British art and manufacture to the in spection of himself and such artists as he introducel in his suite, for - the purpose, no doubt, of cam irg the inventions home with them. Convinced, as e are, that all exclusive systems are injurious to ti e nations who adopt them, and that the advanta ; :e cf an interchange of articles of raw produce and manu facture between different countries is mutual, we for little from the prohibitory laws of the Autocrat of all the Russias ; for admittjpg even that Russia can st•p ply her own manufactures, she cannot consume her native produce, which forms the sole revenue of I:rr Nobles. It was the want of a foreign market f,:r hemp, rags, tallow, &c. which caused Russia to ri..e against the prohibitory system of BONAPARTE, which was pushed to its utmost extent against this country, and failscl both of injuring us or serving himself, and it is not likely to be more successful now in Russia. The second plot at Saumur, which the French Papers swell into such importance, reduced the French funds two per cent. What a picture does such a circumstance furnish of the state of the public mind in France, when a trifling plot of thirty obscure individuals, occurring in a distant part of the king dom, and put down by a few schoolboys, could hare such an influence on public credit ! We are this day enabled to give the official account of the surrender of Callao. The French Papers of Thursday and Friday but have come to hand. The discussion on the Law of the Press was continued on Wednesday, when several Members spoke for and against the measure. In the Chamber of Deputies Count Mot.t.tzta read the Re port from the Commission for managing the Sinking Fund. That Fund had laid out 77,600,000 1. during the last year, in the purchase of 4,000,000 of renter. That is to say, by the outlay of about 1:3,280,000, a yearly interest had been brought in of about 1:166,000, which latter sum was, according to the operation of compound interest, to be added to the amount of the Fund: Here is a Sinking Fund for the reduc tion of the Debt of France, actually higher in its amount than the English Sinking Fund, at any period since the main body of it was diverted from the pay. meat of the Debt to the current expenses of the Go. vernment ; and this by Ministers who pretend to walk in the footsteps of Mr. PITT, its anther.— The average price at which the Five per Cents. had been purchased during the year was 72 francs.—A lively discussion ensued respecting the management of the public' accounts, in the course of which the Ministers, amongst other accusations, were charged by M. Donors with having lent large sums to houses engaged in commerce, at an interest below the mar ket price. He even hinted that the money so lent had been employed in influencing elections. Speak ing of these favours dispensed by the Treasury, M. Damon said—" In the year 1818, I find that a single banking concern, not above the seventh or eighth in point or taak, ty iadebted to the Treasury in a sem , . .. . . • • %. \ .. . . . . ...... siiii i i.. ...... \ dk ~‘ \ 1 %,•r-• . - .. "PULA 7. ' : i firs24 -'2.*rri: '' 4 11011' ' '''' f i ii i Vr aki loti ltor* ; : g itt e iTh. h t ird:en, w"hc i a e l d tied ov ir erness, hilwere asi sidre d s r fx .ner serv . I%° : if a a n theit r i t t s , - . h Dille ... WlZ. ' • . , • NEW Russior ram. „,. :. • - 7 ... ~ .. ,„, . ' Doh , I.l' 44iiliAtrvg. aic‘. 1 . • • "-G OO & • At lila PI .4t. . 06 , . . Ol * 11 " 11141 ral CO . oat Stallischl;elie - Jost as the nutrias were closing upon them, a FRANKFORT, * FEBRUARY 11. WM* 'tide, Wok- .. We learn ift t c assiVALthe r petson who poisoned ottomo b ss es, Ike. 0 SO ' ffeamailin, lied Lethal ''. ' • ' • 9 Let ha LI ' a • of th e 411 d Regiment arrived, and, rushing forward the P insidbelhaatt clAtiMillsovered ;-;its ' with wilts es -, . . . prahlbtmd. 40r0F01b. '. **frit.:_,.L•-• with the humanity and resolute spirit of true soldier , arreste.t, and is sand to have declared that be took single ooliars, per lb. - - 1 0 • ",- -illisselt op- , rescued the whole family from a dreadful death, 5 4 whom /tack& and atm, per lb. .. 1 0 . . . his victim , for another person, on whom he wished tog ` r oat l en &ode. trenorroos . as . . • _. ..... OK pursued the morAlVOisa incendiaries until one villai n • Menge himself ; but that he bad no designe.agaiast and loom sewed bootee Ike- eneeloill si NrlP . i' • . "e t, was secured , who a ff ects to be quite dumb. • the sacred person of the Electoral Prince. teat Ise*, per lb. - - ••.. , t 6 • . .. .. Tepithi. Popes- Population 10,000 Per- -- .._.- ~,,. radiat e& ' COMMA dos Is ' dna tle ' 4 . 01 ' : FAS° - atm, 'worked with veldte Awes ' . ;.• . coßru, JANUARY SS. Ditto, single odours, per lb. 11 00 .. ties .. 11111. 1991. .. g in /801, lll l t. E V IfIN [NO STA R. . .- A movement, the reverse of that of last autumn. A n r i ote d cow , go . d . . . . prohibited • . -. is now SM.-, . • surplus of . LONDON'. - . . seems to have taken place in Epirus. The Meheete• Costae goods ' s** milourod wave figureenad stripes, • . tan Albanese, who had taken part with the Albanese An eacept the pardenihr,shawis and math mentlesesi ptvhibited. Domani _ , es 70A , a smi , . 4205 cotton goods. marked with gold mid Alm, and Gin.MOMEMEOI , i po S2 r l Cent. Stock against the Turks, .ep - pear now disposed to abandon __, th -,___._ ...._ -Is -..... with WI 11l 11h u i a ,yeatibited . Bede__ ... . la ,01S 11 SA 131 2,064 • ' MONDAY, MARCH 4, the former, and to join the Ottomans. The accounts Lien 1 ;r" '74" eks. gw'''".... Frendi • Thitkimgliam - 107,444 117,650• 134 ' . 2 , 477 • its . we have received on this subject are hitliertci very and Ditto with white or= ' Cambridge . 00.346 101.109 121 •. • = - A , • STOCK RXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCIt: 191,751 227,031 270 .' , . confused. Wharseems the most certain is, that Tahir- wove or rhea! bes.`e t and lents, per lb. ' 4 • SO Chest"' Cornwall 186,11110 916,11417 257,44. 3,674 ' . This is the first day of the Public giving in the** Abbas and Ago-Mouhoudace, formerly Officers of Whi t e limn) of Smog ma ms , " aim mixed with • . - - 1 $5 Cumbertaad 117,00 133,744 • 156.12 3,317 'dissent to the transfer of the Navy 5 Ali Pacha, who commanded the Toskide troops at Ditto . dam, ..., Ib * s. - - 1 SO Derby • 161,149 1115,457 21 • • 3,238 343,001 383,308 439 f , ,800 into the 4 per Cents. at the sank of England. TiO the siege of Arta, have lately come to an understand- Di tto , printed , wove , oreewe d w i t ; eo l oore d f i gures pro hibi ts & Devon . . ing with the Pacha Omar-Yrioite, and . that after Canna, per lb. . - - t 25 115,319 124,693 144,41' 2,530 following is the f orm to b e filled up: i 0 Darhain 100,561 177,695 207,67 11.950 having united their trssops with his, they are treating rie-ein.the, napkins, and towels, 'takes per lb . 226.437 552,4/73 289,42 . 9,782 di IWO ..., with Chourschid Pacba. The cause of this sudden "°. c°"'uned - - - - der 250,909 285,314 335,8 3,390 "To the Governorate Company of the Bank of England. Ditto, white, tnixed with cotton or silk ' prohibited . bite 2 d. 2.Bs ' EZe Gisurrce i oni 89,191 94,073. 103X1 1,574 ft N. _ change is unknown, 'nor are the intentions and views p ocket handkerchiefs, per lb. - . of the Albanese Chiefs exactly ascc tamed. Ditto, printed or coloured - . prohibited. Heft!'" Huntingdon :747 8 11 42 1 : 15 ) : 1 4 2 8 9 :7 7 7 1 1 3 4 ,2 2 93 5x _ , I 40 heinay give notice, in pursuance of a Resolution of as ' • •ISIESTE, FEBRUARY 12. b to, woven, of different colours, per lb. 1 25 Kent 307,624 373,095 426,01 , 3,848 Howe of Consinons, pulsed the 25th February, 1922, that -...- -4) 50 Authentic accounts from Constantinople, of the 111148 ' ni e ht43l4, and Owns' per 3 0 Lancaster 672,731 828,309 1,052,85' 5,650 dissent from accepting 4 per Cent. Annuities, with respect to Coffee unaltered, per pood - - 10th of January, say, that the plague has appeared Wines i and strong liquors, unaltered, except Shrub, Leicester i 130,061 150,419 174,571 3,420 ---- 5 per Cent. Annuities now standing in - MIMI. ; *that city, where it makes great ravages i liqueurs, corn, brandy, and wines and spirits from Lincoln 208,557 237,891 283,0 : 3,572 9e9 and that - require to be paid off in money, accordin g t o t h r 818,129 953,278 1,144,531 3, VIENNA, FEBRUARY 15. '- fruits or herbs - - - p rat/bite/ I b i lot kle mou r th Potter in casks and bottles unaltered , all other 1. 0- 45,582 69,127 71,- 5,750 tams contained in the abovetnentioned Resolution. A grand Council has been held, at which the Em- reign beer and cider - d' - - prohibited. N or f o lk 273,571 291,999 344,36: 2,596 0 March -, 1822 " Agent or Attorney to said --....'• peror preside d in person. It is supposed that the Sugar, raw, brown, yellow, and White, not reboiled Northampton • 131,757 141,353 162,483 2,332 A . great affairs which engage; the attention of Europe in Europe, per plod - - - ~,, Northumberland 157,101 172,161 198 '; ' 2,664 140350 182,900. 188,873 3,314 Th e somber- of parties signing th eir &menu is .FT7 gtezt. were discussed, for after the Cotincil broke up, ex - Ditto reined, as loaves, lumps, candies ' and crushed pmbib l ited. w 14 5=1 1111111 1 50 109,693 1114191 134,327 2,253 The following is a calculation made this morning:-New 4 r e, presses were dispatched to different Courts. The :ma susurardanoedandPitUnm, per prod . ". 2 2 , 3 • R ig hi m i 16,356 16,580.. 18,48 1,302 Cents. to be had at 971-Government pay tlO2 101. say XlO5. opinion of the probability of the continuance of peace Ostrich feathers, per lb. - 5 0 26 2":„ .. 1 167,639 194,298 2 ° 6,26 ' 2 4" 4 per Cents. at 971 £lO2 ss. so that it makes a profit of 5 per - - is lets confident than it has been. It is certain war Lace or net, silk, linen, and cotton, per lb. - 9 0 '"",_,__. 273,750 303,18 b 35,31 2,279 21%656 245,080 282,"03 2,847 cent. to the disecnter.-The Funds generally have been sta. cannot be avoided sinless the Porte accepts all the Apparel of all kind, braces, and pomatum - prohibited. - 7 - i , articles of the Russian ultimatum ,without condition Vi ares.-ICarthenware, white and sin l e colour with- 239,153 295,153 341,82 4,223 tionary doting the morning.-The Foreign Securities retrtkin as • out gold or sliver, paintings , or bor ders, per pond 1 ' 61) 8011 lit • ' 210,431 234,211 270,542 2,856 per last. O. modification. • Painted and coloured porcelain - - prohibited. Surrey 269,043, 323,851 598 , 658 4,817 1.1 , A Meeting of the Proprietors of Navy S per Cents. will SPANISEI PAPERS. Si& goods.-Single colour, without gold and silver, , Sussex Warwick 159,3111 190,083 232,997 4,620 208,190 208,735 "74,393 5,17 n be held at the City of London Tavern, To.noaaow, Tuesda-7, " satins) unmet', serge. grotedun, Sm. (except .-....- MADRID, FEBRUARY IS. tull.neu, lace, blonds, gauze, or crape, which are . Westmorland 41,617 i 45,922 51,35! 2,340 the Sth instant, at Eleven o'Clock.-Admittance ss. for the ita•- partkularly charged) pier lb. - - 4 0 W il ts 185,107 193,328 222,157 2,001 p ose of defraying the expenses of Advertisements, Sce. PIMATATOIT sorrow OF Tilt 15TH or reiumar, 1922, roams Worcester 139,333, 160,546 184,4 3,236 Ditto of different colours, with wave or sewed • CURRENT PRICES oF STGCKS: OILDISAILT corns OF THAT THAL York. East Riding 139,433' 167,353 190,709 3,677 figures, printed or with °orders, or worked with The Sitting iirin. ; opened at ten o'clock, _ proh ibi ted . -N. Riding 155,50 , i! 152,445 183,694 1,812 3 per cent. Consols 787 a 44 3 /* gold, silve &c. - - • M. CA LATKA VA, Pre3iJelit of the Permanent De- Tulle, silk, linen, or cotton, per lb. - 0 0 •••••-• West Riding 563,9 W 653,315 800 , 848 4 , 200 2V 2 per Cont. 90% - putatio made the following speech : Gauze and crape, white and with white-wove 5 per Cent. 102% 1/, 44 . ..-,__.____ •r- --- .1.3- J.- -- .1... ....... ....1.... ...1.1. .., &tires. oar lb. - - - - 8 0 rotes 9,331,4349,538,837 11,260,5551 5,515 Imnerial 3 Der Cents. 78% 123,08' 135,07'5 71,859 85,585 84,306 105,954 35,807 36.668 50,621 30,779 11,791 12,033 22,609 23,419 10,858 12,010 20,710 24,189 54,597 C 2,960 122,954 148,607 28,705 28,108 93,743 101,272 99,127 107,264 29,986 31,164 74,2 • 78,336 26,34 • 27,439 6,725 7,245 49,211 33,684 146,699 191,752 17,844 19,451 8,257 8,251 I 46,824 46,153 8,735 9,935 126,566 135,093 78,056 92,596 55,343 60,853 33,682 37,230 5,07 $ 5,889 50,825 58,174 23;117 23,629 22,918 26,891 ,599,068 1,605,638 r 155,141 2,604 . 96,16 3,382 127,299 5,098 43,561 2,165 33,385 • 902 13,797 1,701 30,238 3,374 13,263 2,226 27,.517 3,190 70,878 2,982 191,514 5,576 31,162 1,669 114,556 2,420 113,4 0 1,442 35,127 1,714 90,157 2,135 29,118 1,050 7,762 1,542 38,903 3,317 244,387 6,659 22,685 2,712 9,006 907 53,124 1,345 10,046 1,500 139,050 1,244 112,175 4,368 68,828 2,436 40,892 2,146 6,637 3,090 65,331 2,854 23,8 312 33,240 4,503 ,092,0141 3,085 WALES. 33.906 37,04! 31,633' 57,73! 42.956 50,26( 67,317 41,521 60,:;52 77,21 49,37 k IRELAND. An ABSTRACT of the POPULATION of IRELAND, according to the late Census, printed by order of the House of Conunons, males the number of persons in 1821, In Lcinster - - 1,785,702 Blunster - - 2,005,363 Ulster - 2,001,966 Connaught - - 1,053,918 Total In Ireland - 6,846,949 DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. The three prisoners, Re khan, Mahony, and Brien, convicted at the last Special Commission at Cork, were conveyed from that city• on Sunday, and exe cuted at Churchtown on Monday last. The prisoners declared their innocence to the last. The hills around were covered with people, but few approached the immediate scene of execution, not more than 200 men and women. The Rev. Mr. O'Sullivan, Parish Priest of Knocka coppul, in the county of Kerry, who for some time succeeded in saving the unfortunate Brereton from the miserable death which he afterwards experi enced, was arrested on the 25th ult. under the Whiteboy Act, in consequence of his declining to give the names of the persons in whose hands he saw the deceased t the circumstance having been communi cated to the Attorney-Genetal, he ordered the imme diate release of the Rev. Gentleman. I In the county of Limerick, murders, buntings, and 'robberies, of arms especially, are rather increasing than otherwise. The Church of Athlacca was burnt on the 27th ult. by a party of incendiaries. On the same night a set of ruffians broke into the , hbnie of Thomas Egan, a decent fanner, near Croagh, ' in the county of Limerick, and having placed him on . his kneel, deliberately, in'the presence of his nephew, fired three shots through his body ; one of which en-' tered his heart, and caused instant death. 'On Saturday. the 25th tilt, as Lieutenant Stevrart,, of the44d Highlanders, in company with Mr. Shel-; ten, was riding near his pat at Kilineedy, they were! &Wet from bAirul a ditch. bat inrovidentially Oa the Monday following. the house of hi=, of Cagle Mahon : wes t , ends several stacks of cm . Artificial flowers of every kind, per lb. - Woollen goods--cloth of every description, per lb. Ditto printed - - - Cisdniere, webs, and ladies cloth, per lb. Vigonia cloths, per lb. - - - Carpets, flannels, baize, and similar goods, per lb. Stockings, caps, gloves4ce. per lb. - - Nloreens, camblets, du ran ts, shaloon s. call, ita neoes, and similar goods, camb.zetts, serge, flag-cloth, per lb. 0 80 Ditto printed and wove, different colours - prohibited. Cords of all descriptions, per lb. - I 0 Tapes and fringes, woollen or mixed - prohibited. Shawls, handkerchiefs, or starts, Turkey and Cash mere, &dotal. - - 25 per cent. Ditto, silk, woollen, and cotton, mixed - English, French, or German, and all with coloured or wove patterns, similar to the Turkey or Cash mere, with wove borders, per lb. - Borders for shawls, Etc. per lb. - Shawls, handkerchiefs, and coverlets of cloth and cassimete, single colour, without borders, not being printed, per lb. - • Ditto printed - • Hats and caps, beaver and half beaver • 1 SS - 2 0 0 40 1 2,3 8 0 8 0 g 0 prohibited. prohibited. MAJORITY sx mous or ssa sr. W. aiourr's ucrrtor ►oa aratcusa Two Logos Or THR ADMIRALTY. Abercrornhy, lln. J. Fergusson, Sir lt..C. Normanby.Viscouat Allen, J. H. Fitzgerald, Lord W. Neville, Hon. R. Althorpe, Viscount Fitzroy, Lord J. Newman, R. W. Asten, W. Folkeston,Vistount Newport, Rt. Hon. Asdey, Sir J. D. Fraoklaud, IL Sir John Acland, T. D. Farrand, Robert Nugent, - Lord Barham, J. F. jun. Fleming, Jcihn O'Grady, Standish Beaumont, J. I ) . Forbes, C. O'Callaghan, Colonel Baring, Sir Thomas Fleeming, J. Ord, W. Barnard, Viscount Fane, John Parnell, Sir H. • Barrett, S. M. Graham, Sandford Palmer, Colonel Bennett, Hon. 11. G.Grenfcli, Pascoe Palmer, C. Fysche Benyon, Benj. Guise, Sir W. Pares, T. Birch, J. Gurney, Hudson Peirse, Henry. Browne, Dom. , Gipps G. Phillips, G. R. Bury, Viscount Gooch, J. S. Powlett, Hon. W. Banker, H. Hamilton, Lord A. Price, R. Bastard, J. P. Heatheote, G. J. Prohy, Hon. Capt. Bastard, Edward Hill, Lord A. Pym, Francis Bright, H. Heron, Sir It. Penruddock, Sir 11. Bruce, R. Hubhouse, J. C. Ricardo David Boughey, Sir J. F. Hurst, Robert Ridley, Ricardo, M. W. Burrell, Sir C. Hoeywood, W. P. Roberts, G. Burrell, Walter Hughln, W. L. Bobarts, Ab. Benett, John Hume, Joseph Robinson, Sir G. Boughton,SirW.E.lt Hothans, Lord ' Rumbold, Charles Blair, J. H. _. Menu., Alderman Bunsen, Lord John Bainle, John Harvey, Sir R. Rice, T. S. Butterworth, J. Handley, It Bickford, W. Calcraft, John Heber, Richard Smith, lion. Robert Carter, John Jervoise, G. P. Smith, Robert Cavendish, Lord G. James, W. Smith, W. Cavendish, Henry Johnson, Colonel Smith, Abel Caulfield, Hon. H. Kennedy, T. F. Smith, & Clifton, Lord King, Sir J. D. Scudamore, R. Consume, N. R. Knatchbull, Sir E. Sefton, Earl of Concannon, Win Keck, 43. A. L. Scott, John Cromptotk Souse' Lanibton, J. 0. Stewart (Tyrone),W. Cowen. J. C. Lemon, Sir W. &uart, Lord J. Cteevey, T. Lloyd, Sir K. Shelle y, Sir John Clietwynde, G. Lushington, S. Sykes, D. Corbett, P. • Leyeiski, Ralph &bright, Sly John Cherry, G. IL Landis, Hon. W. Taylor, M. A. Cutteis, J. F. Lyre, Hon. H. P. Tierney, Rt. H. & 0. Cole, Sir C. Lethbridge, Sir T. Thompses, vu i .„ =gip!. S. W. lAwley, F. Tomasesd, , Laud C. Hon. F. Leaks, Talk C. A, Calvert, N. Lutsroll, H. F. Tesupoo, C. DeCreiplipsy, Sir W.Laetrdl, J. F. Wm.; J. A. Dsviss, - T. H. Llatisese, IL Webb*, Edward Denim W. J. , John Williams, W. Dmingim, Thames James Wirnams, T. it. ' D Sir J. Wilson, Sh. Babas , 1 'D:adallimilddloooo. W. Mattis, J. Wood, Aldersisa. Dawson, M. Hanle, His. W. Wyvill, m, Desooton, G. Moore, Peter Weisman, Hemle 1 Idedniton, Viscount Maxwell, J. Wortley, J. 11. . Elk" Edward Mitchell, John Whitmore, W. W. m mov mr. Musgrove, Bs P. Wilma. Tisanes Marrwilmnimid. , I snmk gswmor w , Lord imais M lifeid, arryatta joan useplo Bema zonsam itairk In the mindrity os Hr. Cultraft's goalies for the gradual re. peel of the Mist, we oinked *Caging of Sir L. W. litible• .e•