Star. — London, England, 1817-08-06 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. ONDON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1817.' PRICE OF KIOCK , THIS DAY Al TWID ATE O'CLOCK I Reduced 50,4-omsolb 79i Bit--Con►nt. for Acct. SOH 4 per Cent Stilt —5 per Cent. Navy, mi 105 India Bonds Ili I IS pr.—F.:aligner Bob 334.355. pr. The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this morning. The accounts from every part of Trance of the progress of the harvest continue to . i;e io the highest degree gratifying. The labours of the husband men Lave been favoured by excellent weather, and never, it is affirmed, were they.more abundantly rewarded. The intelligence from Spain in these Papers is of snore than usual interest. The Plan of Finance, pro jected by M. GARAY, has met, as might have born expected, with great opposition, from the vast swum of Monks and Priests, who have so long latten•td on the wealth of the country, and have now by this plan been called upon, for the first time, to coats ibute in equal proporeon with their fellow citizens to the dis charge of the public burdens. The KINn. bigot ted as he is supposed to be, has bad good sense and firmness enough to withstand all their clamour, and to enforce by his authority the prudent legislation of his Minister. The Monks of the Monastery of the Escurial, one of the Royal resi..lences, having supplicated his MAJESTY to dispense with their paying the new impost, it► con sideration of the gt,:at privileges accorded to them in former times, by his predecessors—(a pretty beg. gni) , plea. inieed)—the KLNG, far from granting their reque,r,g tve dirt ctions that the impost should be immediately levied from them Is ith the utmost strict- iiCSS. One of the fraternity, who made himself rather obuc zioui on the subject, has been banished from Madrid; and another, who at Vallath)lid thought proper to make the pulpit the vehicle a a great deal Of picas abuse against the impost, has been arrested and thrown into prison. The Gentlemen of the craft w is expected, take eour.sel from these in stances, and no longer oppose a contribution which public necessity, and public justice, concur alike in enforcing, as most just and equitable. The triumph which- has thus been gained over clerical privilege and ascendency, is not the only good which has re sulted from M. Can Ax's scheme of finance. The wants of the State being such, that credit to some event is indispensably necessary, and credit being only to be obtained by the re-establishment of the public confidence in the Government, M. GARAY very wisely submitted to bis Ma'am that no mea sure Could be better calculated to restore that confi denee,•tbaa to grant a general amnesty he fawner of all persons who may have compromised themselves by their political opinions, or attachments, during the troubles which have of late years agitated the country. 4—The KING, having referred this proposition to the Supreme Council of Finances, the latter, penetrated with the same enlightened views which l ave guided the Minister, delivered an opinion upon it so ex tremely favourable, as to leave no doubt of it: adop. tioa: 4t The amnesty," they say most justly, " ought to be an absolute oblivion of all political faults corn shitted chiring the late convulsions of the kingdom. To make it otherwise, would be to perpetuate revo lutions, to nourish individual hatreds rendered already too active by the shock of opinions, to cause discon tent among the people, to give room to machinations sybich would protract the re-establishment of public order, and plunge the State Into all the honors of anarcby and fury of civil dissention. During corn.' m %dons severity is indispens,ible ; bot when danger exists no longer, all persecution •ought to cease, all errors ought to be forgotten, and all ought to unite in repairing the evils which the State has suffered. se A cor.duct, not conformable to these principles will," it is added, with no less truth, ee deprive the unfortunate individuals comprehended in the severe Edicts now in force, of all hope of reconciliation, and much will be to be feared from men reduced to the desperate alternative of either renouncing their coun try, their families, and their estates ; or attempting the overthrow of the Government which oppresses them."---. 4 Never," it is concluded, 46 was there a time when public opinion was more favourable to such measure, nor a time when the interests of the.oa lion more . m, e iovsly demanded it. To rely upon a se. cority not founded on the union of all the subjects of the Sate, will render any thing like Reform in th e Public Administration wholly impracticable, and lead only to ultimate ruin." • -The Council conclude their very able report by suggesting, that the day of the approaching delivery of the Qatta.v, shouldbe telected (or the publication of the proposed amnesty. and should be designated "The happy Day of Benediction and of Joy, destined .by Divims PROVIDEACS to the Fsternal Reconciliation of the Great Spanish Family . " On the wisdom and necessity , of this measure, we need add nothing. No stepNcould . be.,more obviously,; or more effectually calculated to raw. Spain to, that internal order and peace,' tte absence of which has so long tendered it a reproach among the nations' :ed Europe. French Funds, 2d August-68 fr. 30c. The celebrated Madame Gerais is stated, in th e French Papers, to have catered into the Sisterhood of Cat Takes. ' A Patent Head Brush produced much witty re. nark yesterday in the Court of Chancery, on which occasinti•thi Counsel displayed a &dm/ ingenuity in Jinja/a; laird t ! , AMERICAN PAPrR3. This morning we received New York Papers v. the .sth ult. and Papers and Letters from Halifax to the 18th. By the latter we learn that numerous vessels con tinued to arrive at Halifax, with Emigrants from Great Britain, within the three weeks immed.ately preceding the date of our letters. About ORO fAClll4nd individuals had been landed, and immense numbers were on their way to Canada. The brig Traveller, from Leith, with 60 Emigrants, foundered at sea in the month of May, hut the passengers and crew were saved by the ship Valiant, and landed at Prince Ed ward's Island, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The Team Boat Sherbrooke, which was launched last year at Dartmouth, has this summer commenced plying across the ferry of Halifax Harbour, and so great is the concourse of people whom curiosity or business induces to cross by this conveyance, that nearly £4O in passage money has been collected in one day. The expense of this boat amounted t about £6,000, and is worked by nine horses. Our letters also bring intelligence respecting the ships stationed in that quarter, which will be found under its proper head. The New York Papers mention that the emigra• lions to the Westward exceed those of any former period. The State of Indiana and Menai., and Mis souri, receive the greater part of the adventurers, who are now removing from the Eastern States. It may be interesting to some of our Readers to know that the following military posts are now occupied on the frontier to which the new settlers are bound, viz. Fort Harrison, on the Mabash, about 70 miles above Vincennes. rt Clark, oa the Illenois, e.lO miles above the mnuth of the Missouri. Belle Fontaine, on the Missouri, al teen miles above the St. L,mis. Fort Osage, on the Missouri, 300 miles above its mouth. Fort Edward% 'n the Mississippi, 220 Miles above the mouth of the Missouri. Fort Armstrong, on the Mississippi, 4SO miles above the mouth of the Missouri. Fort Crawford at Prairie do Chien, on the Mis •issrppi, 600 miles above the month of Missouri, and is the advanced post connecting the Mississippi with the Lakes, between which and the post at Greenbay, on Lake Michigan, there is not more than three miles land transportation. On the upper Lakes above Detroit there are at pre sent but three military pasts, •iz —At Mackinau, at Greenbay. and at Chicago, the southern part of Lake Michigan. FATE OF MARTINES. The Liverpool letter received at Lloyd's this mor ning states the arrival at that port of the Hero, Cap tain MURPHY, from Bahia, whence she sailed the 12th of June, on which day the Captain reprnts that MARTINIS, the leader of the Pernambuccan insurrec tion was executed. M About seventy other prisoners who were brought along with him to Bahia, all persons of some consi deration, were about to be tried, and expected to share the same fate. WINDSOR, Auousr s.—This morning her MA. JESTS' and the Prit.cess ELIZABETH rode nut to Frog. more and the Cottage, and inspected the prepara tions for the evening. Her MAJB•TY and the Prin cess dined at Frogmore, and in the evening returned 'to the Cottage. The Duchess of Gratuctsritt ar rived at the Castle from Bagshor, and the Duchess of YORK from Oatlands. The 'l4.thili'y and Gentry arrived" from aH parts: they were yerv° nunkrous, amounting to about 200. . 1 . Yesterday evening, about seven o'citick, the Parma R SIAN T left Carlton-House for Windsor. Thursday arrived from Paris, Commodore Sir Home Poructo, and the Hon. C. Hess H 1 TCHINSON. The Dowager Duchess of RUTLAND entertained the Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND and a select circle of fashiunables yesterday, at her residence in Sockville.so reel. The Duke and Duchess of &metro arrived on Monday at their residence in Arlington-street, from Brighton t this day they left town for Belvoir Castle. The Marquis Cstotstottnnar and Lord HENRY CHOLUONDELEY, left town yesterday morning for Paris, where they intend to remain a month. The Dowager Countess of Essax had a select card party yesterday, at her house in Cut zon.strect, May fair. The Earl and Countess of SErrou, the Ladies MOLYA/LUX, and the Hon. Mr. MOLYNEUX, left town yesterday afternoon, for France, where they are ex pected to remain six weeks. The Earl of LAUDZUDALI left town on Monday, for his seat in Scotland. Lord and Lady MaLaot.tw, and Mr. and Lady Caaot.tna Lams are arrived in town from Brocket H.u. Lady Wu.t.ovotiat and the Hort. Min Bunuatc, kit town yesterday morning for Grionstborpe Castle, Lincoloshtre. ' 7 Artrnig the travellers lately arrived at Lausanne, are Lord and Lady LONSDALII, lady LOWIHER, Mr. Brocatr, Lady ANNR &CUM the Roman Prince AtztonitsNom, and General Maege. 'One of the Paris Gentlemen who thought them ' select offended by the caricature of M. CALIGOT, went to the house of the player who had performed' that part, and demanded satisfaction for the injury tie had done hint every evening at the Theatre de Vatietes. Sir," replied the Actor, 44 my employ ment is to exhibit fools, and I should never have done, were I obliged to fight all thobe I repreient." ?nor lots of ground for the erection of seven houses, fonr on the Ninth and three on the South side of ll* Regent's Bridge, at Edinburgh, between Prinek., sum and the Am!), were sold, last week, to a buil der, for Twousfave lamma P AMUAL I,\T27I.LIGEATE. GRFENI•AdD F:SHFRY. 'Ertrtet of a letttr from Ctptain At.l.tnt, of the North 134 , 0” GreenlAndsnan, dated 2.5 th June, ad .tressed to his owners, Messrs. Sr>irtu and COOPER, of Hull: " The fellowirg is the success of :Le ships belong ing to Hull, up it, the 30th : Aurnra, clear. Alfred, dittu. 1..1,n, clear. Nlithchrster, Miry , Cato, ditto. Nlaticlastrr, Ad air, ditt Oruti: , wiek, one fish. I Mary and 1..1.nbet4, ditto. (!..ertib, rme. North li:iton 1 V . .!4 fi sh. Cyrus, two. Dune , mlS, one. hljui.eth, clean. INepthne, eir;r fish. Ptinver.ree, cleAr. I Pr.T.co , , ore fi..i'l. l'.losou, 700 orals. Royal Grorpe, 3600 seals. Cada, one fislt and rAn seals. Sisters, elvati Harmony, tttUir seals. Trafalgar, Into seals. Higl.llyer, two fish and 1000 Venerable, clean. seals. I Walker, into. Th e Shannon is reported to he At Greenland.— The Resoloti.n, cf London, is stove at Gu , eni4nd." The azxterity h4s arr;ved at Peterilead, trona Greenhnd. The Deuntless and Fortitude, of Lnndnn, Lien of Liverpool, and the Leviathan, of Newcastle, are all cost At Greenland—crews saved. FALMOUTH, AUGUST 3. Arrived the Ledy Wellington packet, with a Mail from New York and Helitex. 18 days from the let ter. Sailed yesterday the Atalanta, Times, for Ja maica.—Wind %V. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 5. Arrived the Enighest, from Rouen. Soiled the Ross, HARRI6ON, for Jamaica.—Wind S.S.E. DEAL AUGUST 5. Arrived the Rusin, CLANK, from St. Domino for Amsterdam. Sailed the Prince of Orange 411:1 Waterloo, for Bengal; Canada and Be ulibwick, for Quebec ; Hero of the Nile, for litrbice; Janr, fm Gibraltar ; Demarara Packet, for Demarara ; Wat son, for Havre; John Brown, for New York; Wil liam, for the Mediterranean, and several others. DOVER, AUGUST .5. Arrived off tins Port, the Andromeda, SuctuN, from Jamaica. GRAVESEND, AUGUST S. - - - Arrived the I.nne, Watson, from the West Indies ; Alert, grow, from Richmond, (America); Echo, 13111. from Africi ; Lively, Bays, from Harlingen; Zeha, Egos, from . 1 onningen; Perseverance, Naiby, from Belhst ; Ellen, Hart, Iron% Norway ; Eclipse, Walker, from Cronsradt ; Albany, Worts, from Riga; Naisde, from Rotterdam ; Oporto, Covey, tram Oporto. : , ailed the Harriet, Bowden, tor Jamaica ; Regent, Jaittiests:•, for Bahia; Perseverance, Syer, and Ann and Betty, Hughes, fur CUSTOM-HOUi!f, AUGUST 1. SNIPS E:l7 LIED Invinans.-Ihe Prince of Orange, Ellis, and Thew, Barclay, tram Rotterdam; ()swell, Muddle, from St. Vincent's; "Susan, Coutts, from Grena'a; Dolphin, Forster, from Calais; Twee Gebroeders, Hansen, from Kiel; Triumvi rate. from Alscant; Dunster Castlr, Adams, from Pa lermo ; Mercy, Fox, and Albion, Valera, irom Om . end ; Alex ander, Fiore •n, from St. Perersiniryb; Princess Charlotte, \'aug. hin, from Cry!on ; Flyiag Fish, Peck, from Mogatiore ; Ceres, Henderson, from Pitnaica ; True Briton. Peart, from —; Betsey Clark, Clark, from Christiansand; and Providence, Moon, from China. ' Otrrsvoi,os -I'he Active, Roberta ' for Cork ; Pritannia, Dueran, for Madeira ; Betsev, Richards, for Dul.lin ; Chatlove Frederica, Walls, and Define and Geraud, Surnles. for lire meto; Dolphin, Forster, for Calais ; Fancy, Roome, and Mi. bernia, Gray, for Rotterdam; Flora, Cooper, for Antwerp; Julie cod Leopoldine, Blanc!, from Wolgast,Grufswold, and Stralsund; Peter bilis, Johnston, for Quebec and Montreal; Vane E szabeth, Sterne, for Ostend, Bru l o.. ' and Ghent; and Urtenbage Packet, 1 7 1121 D, for the Cape of Good Hope. AUGUST 5. Itswtana —The Lord Wellington, Roberts, and Jack Tar, Bill, (tom :amain; Malta, Burroughs, from St. Vincent's; Lady Carrington, fe.,m Cakutta; Star, Abler, from Antwerp; Danube, Stevenson, from Pilltu; Atalanta, Grim wald, from DilltZiC;.Palenno, Hunt ' from Zuri.kne; l'wo Brothers, Farrington, and Prinee Princess of Wales, Stewart, from Calais; Blitaimia, Summit, from °stead; and Jessy Watson, Cargill, from Riga. OUT wAarts.— I he Charlotte, Smith; Providence, Mitchell; and Two Brothers, Farrington, for Calais; Christian, riadie, for Elsineur and Copenhagen ; Gainsborough, Aysthorpe, for Gibraltar; Pursuit, Rutherford, for St. Thomas's; Industry, Yana, fur Malaga; and Platoff. Estill, for Antwerp. HALIFAX, JULY n. The following is the distribution of the ships of war on the North American Station, viz. LEANDER, Caplan CHRTHAM, bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir D. MILNE; NICHE frigate, Captain JACKSON, &tr. mantled, being found unfit for service ; SARACEN and HARMER sloops of war—all in Halifax harbour ; the Dee and Opossum sloops, cruizing in the Bay of Funchy.—The PACTOLUS frigate strived at Quebec, from Halifax, on the 10th June, to take home sea men and marines from the Lakes in Canada, the na val establishment in that quarter being almost en. Crtly broken up. FALMOUTH PACKETS.The Elizabeth, Captain Scorr, sailed from Halifax for Falmouth on the 1 lith June. The Lord Sidmouth, Captain HALF (acting),' arrived from Falmouth with the May Mail the :kd July, and sailed two days afterwards for New York; and from which place the Wellington, Capt. Phocron, is momentarily expected to take a Mail to Falmouth. His Majesty's ship Dee has lately sent into Hali fax twenty sail of American fishing vessels, which were found fishing on the coasts and in the harbours of Nova Scotia. The crews thereof have all rcturned to the United States, and the vessels are detained until a decision is made respecting them. A strong Ametican naval force is said to Ee con stantly kept ready for sea, lying at Boston. and from• which quarter a line of battle :;hip (the Franklin) has lately proceeded to the Mediterranean. Of all the heroines who have lately figured in our Courts, we hear much of their accomplishment:, but from their conduct it seems impTi!fle to trace glow accomplithawas much farther than the circuleiting li brary. Now!: and sot el readir: afford the fcar•.daticn. on svhich , all the business of Doctor s' Co ni mons is built! Au accident occurred yesterday, about the hour cl four in the afternoon, which might have proi . id fatal to a number of persons. Some buildings which run along the back of Hunter -street, Brunswick-square. on the west side of the street, and which have beer: occupied as lofts and stables by a job coachman, vet e so wretchedly built as to be incapable of pportirg the roof, which fell in .yesterday, at the hour above mentioned, with an alarming crash ; part of the walls towards the rear of the houses 29, and SI, iL Hunter -street, was carried away, and broke ir. son:t cf the lowtr apartments of those fic,u3, hung tht•ir )ick,pieptise.s with the ruins. Provideialay coo lives were lob:, cor fer sor.Bl inji.rics sustaiaLt2. 7111 AR MY. The Cavalry Rerimenl s in II cl aad am tr, - thirty horses, each Rerinient, to r..roo , int . Cavalry Itegirn:nta in Fr.inu,.. T:e y t be e 1... barked at Cork. The I sth, 3d battalion tW !i, an ! (22 are btati , ) , lrd at Militia. The 101c11 Regiment. latdr st:!ti.:ned in c ar p,f,. have been reduced; and eh! 1031 Rtgintent, in sable qii.trtej are bupp )sed to he &stilted cot 4a East I.4;es or New South Wales. The lOode Regimen( (latch. Ii.VJ) :s stationer' Nea Brunswick, and quatt: ted at I ricLlirktin), i Jrihn',, and Moose Island. Trai - elo , ris were dJi!v eirreted take this ReoFnent in Evgl The Minerva and K Code tran:rrrt. 'hive arrived at Haloar ssith sririne: d.tarlirr-n- of tl•t• 62J And 98:b Regici !r. Ttie 9e , h (cr Tipperary iivpiment) wrre ahroot tit It•ave is I.cax for Ne.v Br tinswicV. The 701 BAtta!ietn of t h.. f3o t h Rreinient has been dist)anded. Wednesday the Selkirks:.ir • Ye •manry commanded by P.ortEit'r BAI.I.ANTYNC, LS!. at l'h,ap, Idt Selkirk, haying c(inipiered tStit tig t .t days quartering. •1':;e troop is now rill, !•at nghee t consider aktly augmintud I late B l ore Grp raring they unanimously agreed t•. extend tb(ir sersrces any part o: Great Britain, and next day tt e ho nour of entertaining at the iness dinner the Officers of a detachment of the :icots Greys. on their march from Engl Ind to their native country. crlwned with the laurels so gloriously gamed at Waterloo. SPORTING INTL.LLIGLATT. BOXING. The renewed battle bctwcen R. Ford, the Hereford. fordshirt Navigati.r, at.ti boar I ictilCidgf, 4 Farmer, Iron Leicebtershire, trek pl ice on Monday, in Hart's Meadows, on the banks of the Le.i, Ins twenty gui neas a side. The men hlacloAl each other's t ye, on Thursday last, but they 'e,e st,•ppej after fighting two retiniti. Mote of manhood than science, and more of strength than pality , were displayed. Cu ocii ley is a thirteen stone man, of much power. He had throe much execution among the country commove: s. but a scientific man, much inferior in weigh, %Cilia soon reduce his strength. The Naviga or was net so powerful a man, but be had a k: ilck of hitting straight with the kit h2a,i. Toe ,et.onds were J. Jones, for Ford, and Hi noway for Crutcliley. Eight rounds were fought in twenty six minutes, As 10110 W: ItGuni I. Cr utchley w.v. hit •niae.l f.i. !Sc heat with Ford's let; Lard directly after shaking Lied-, ad a yln tool. 'bete was Much givic; on both fides, hot w;t , ...a . ruin-urrflutit or judgment, took place. A: the close of thc rir.o Kira wet.: down, and both their Ara,.ys were cutesed. 'llle round Lined three so!ruteS. a. It . cord 'mated with his lift band, and was flouts; by a ..!nun tcr hit with the Ilial. 3. Crutchwy's right eye was elose , l, and Ford was etyleavear ins 4. Fit.k the otlser. when be got a chattering hi: no •he inv. which brought out two teeth, as clean a: , any pack 1 4 rot cotthl have r Lrtornwd. He, haltered'. resumed tigbrmg , atulua tomplmwot to hys antagonist Ir the last round, t.t eta g tli:t 4 s about and doored him. • 1. Ford n.ade A gond left handed lilt over tic brid g e or Us adversary's nrre, Which drew claret in alundan.r. 'tug awkwpre, infants followed, and tract. vivo* et.wr, ura. yr. 5. Crutchley lifted one tye-lil to rxt Oen, IA ha, cord bored birn down. 6. Here Ford reduced :Ile fight to a c<rtantty, by Oa .h. 3 blow ho his antagonist's iorclt.•a.'., %%bye. went down rather to avoid a tz..ublvsorne cua timer, tl. n from the tome of the blow. 7. ford fell upon a blow. I. In this the 12,1 rout d, Ctirchley ua; as Wind as a bat, and be was finished righ• out by a hit a the WII [reverted hit, coming again. The lance wa• of no avail; his head sora a miller's—sr t4..a ;INGLE-STKIi:S. The fun of the day etitit4 in a match at Single-tticl7s, betwt eft Jarrell and ; ;And aims a kumftat of twenty taint tes, fa. rel was bled uu and Baker teak the pt;ht of a gt.inea x6A a new ha•. STARRING. Yesterday Oliver, a first-rate Pugilist, had his benefit at the Fives Court •I he two little men, Brown aid Beasce, u!:v fought the third battle on the last fighting day, gave a good dis play of courage and science, and both had test. Belatco, whim was beat by.Keynolds, skewed play vii h Lazarus. "here was also a libe treat betwe:u Belcher and Lancaster, but the masterly action of the former kept his frame perfect. Cr;bb stud Oliver gave an amusing treat of fine science and strength of !et • Ong. Bales sparred with Purcell, and the little Black ruffi— a little Jew'sbeati about most unmercifully. It was an jilt. •- ing bout ;143 with Randall and West Country Dick :=ey.- other matches of inferior note took place, and the candidates st: tfC so numerous, that the Court got clear, leaving thirst at it. Sctog gins and Tallier were present, as alsts, Richmond, ILadaU, PEDESTRIANInII4. irakrtoo Tow, who for 100 guineas has undertaken to walk in * sack one hundred miles it. ten successive days, (Sunday excep ted,) yesterday morning commenced his ardtious ut,d..riahirg Mann's Cricket-ground, Sloaue•squre, !• c•a, at eh:4c and at tight In the evening be completed his tenth unit. I:c quite confident of succc;s. Barmen, the celebrated Pedestrian, who Is now 73 yes.rs c'd, has undertaken to walk 500 miles within ten succeissive He starred at eight o'clock on Saturday morning, near Lark-ba'l, on the Ulipham Lower Road, and is pledged to complete his task by foul o'clock on the alternoon of the 12th of August. An ox. be' n.ling to Lord Dutscatt, was killed ?t Lundie IL;use, by the lightning, last week. Thursday, as ,loin CLARKS:, Esq. of Wind , :or, •xls standing in the paved yard behind his Louse. ground suidenly gave way, and precipitated him into a well, of tshich no one knew the ezistenc..t. Fru ridentiagy Mr. CLARK'S feet rested on a traverse beam, and he was thus .-escued from being ingu!pited in a depth of stagnated water. Cumeos AtircuoTE—ln the year 1720, celebrated for the bursting of the Swath Se;i a Gent), 111A.1 called late in the evening at the banking house Messrs. HANKtiv and Co. lie was in a coach, but refused-to get out, and desired that one of tile par:. nen of the itemise wou'.l come to him. I-I..v;ng asce:- taine that it was really one r f the principals, and riot a clerk; who appeared, he put into his Lands a parcel, very emu:fully sealed op, and desired that it might be laid on one side till he should call again, wi :ii would be in the course of a few days. A few days Fs:ea away--a !ew weeks, a few months, but the stranger never rewired. At the end of the second or third year, the partners agreed to open this mys .ttrinas parcel in the presence of each other. They found it to contain Je:sq,ouo, with a letter, stating that it was obtained by the South Sea speculation, and directing that it should be vested in the banns .0 three trustee:, whose names were mentioned, - intezcst appropriated to the mixt of the poor, , war as.coldingly dune.