The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-13 00:00:00

if there be a change of ,tbe minion; and this should be openly avowed by Mr. Onet:onsm, and by every man that Monti to Pave the estates. Vie' iihdotere think that tboi shall be it?pported front this Wreform in the iisJority date House. This is their strong ,hold. Bat.* tbry•tbirk that Men viiiiiiel tip their estates : 11141111 tit tomes clearly to that, , do tlterthink anti men wit giveitpilieir estates rsthir than at* the Parli:2oirs! (Cr/PP, -ii i lk , 4 4 4selmte roulloviatilAit in: Anli, be, smt,to 4eiaegistkpavosts, . .d, ~., A 1;1 . AAA.I.I.Ii 14ak iieationoo,... : .. 1 t •t%•.. , •it .t-t -your most rkhodloot, , . .2•1:11.14 Itltoat!nods Irt, 0 ...- . ec , 41,- , 'v i i : ,, i .6.1. ,.. -- rrii. - L... 3 j Urn hi. tor: toll pt, Om t1...a1t •to t•o, ..01.19orrre • ~, r 1.,••••1 A , tilv4 0,- • p:.! .r.r.en :LA* .. .14 -.. I n . - .ro ei .....-.41 11 11111111—”Ftfisen qd e i tr. ) 44 . I talialt.TMOMlULOit 610 i . 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Pgio is , !Wi'"' • &by illyl.P.en . ,moonof Ppolooko monis lON crown, mhlcb bed a aueet solely iffelagio tan It iestenrol An* Ng AMIN' Mitoisfeite itoll'. shereforr,plblie ropoVirpility'sl4ll MrilliKtitie ma . . ~ ppy, qh,et Aff,.4 ,poW orisstooNASomi ;Alio. petiihon propose to mak vibe tediveitbia estatel whir& liwiscattered all nienti kingdom.. Yollteoposel that ;11;ilould be sold, ip oitlei to liquidate a pak i tlf the l deb - 134W the country kieg.; The Kielmod Royal itslailido not moist st.(o4lgas-Strook;be crown lands; ”44•01,1tata 1!0•14 , 111rAtt it 00.1111 .ring mein IN A lboy bele ems, doe nolo Nit.. lAN mai!stbiseepillo lave. sontipeydt , efropeOferblVkt:r43 Artirr 444111 IOVI:vo ~ 14' ~. riii: t oi tti 40 41.1F41" . VW WlSiltilat, Ilikwil.;s4 OMP PIO% litaigi ass* peg divoloh )1 Lot :aboll; blob& thdr bobdoidiontitigo ' Teo inoeAlld• vii , blegiter.. lo Phe a ibaidiAl'Nialleui b ' Mil liid ~ retignit4 4 :§ fot istp I..kfIifTea.FhPIMIAPPAP4tPn4t4 blialialla44o, illsoamovinersort Alsoliiimpl . .ol44 ap,a •o in i 716 'billlrilt Ifiatt i ttslZ i r ' P M b , i.74';ii i . ii r e#V. h*.iill4 • kit! _AIWA - It vimPelitint of the Yeomen of Ned.* loin beetteAtrill, document that led the way into theisqtlilt - ju s tel toihp deliverance of Eagles!, -With 'every ' 14 1 .'f. MUNPItitT of respect, 41111 • 444 4•I .. I araAnaknos. - • ' YegiodlAwAggibt tnot. . , J ou .. - rt. tt , • • (0. . liar. Coalman.. Pal.: I bass been regentod to corket an 'error in tberbttiei id the afiltioe s _jpdsli bi f k;s oils tbrgoo all 4sivapeoe. It is In the imissloo Jet the Suit MA which my friend trilyibterren justly send *email ell the list of taxes prayed to be' repealed' to the Pram); 3!ltielt was signed by the fltiviff,o4 which millimpre wito to Parliament... , , ~ , . , At .i.,3 —!1,111.7.-• , :•.- • . - ..11 .no., ~,. • YORKSIMRR MISTING. „ "•? , lite have tit P ples;hre toannOtooinUA'qur 'readers 44. time kiequisition for alloeting et the; Nasty of York. Itas ham Finally forviarded to thofill; Sfieriff, Mr. BE shell. We are well informable signed by upwards of two thousand freeholders: raseeeriiima are amongst the men of the greeted estate lo . 4skomnty. It ieimill i eta; sixty of thrnypossess propostp Is.** manly • Igoe 1 amount approaching half a million per thaw. - 'Thiel Meeting is fur a Reform in the ComEpps' Hogs', W I parliament, though the groat Red Gies and Ober little Red Lion seemed surprised that that son of. Niobe, or 7 . iiol)e herself. Mr. Fawkes should bare gone about to Trite tip the "dying embers" of Reform. How the Devil thrjeeter came to compare Mr. Fawkes to the poor lady 1.11 c) had to weep the loss of fourteen children, we cannot imagine ; unless, indeed, we suppose him to be utill in the habit of playing his hoops and tops at Eton. It is a sehuol•Lop ; and that is the fret. It is a clever .drool-boy; it is a smart lad with now and then a lit of the gout ; and, after afl, it is nothing more. - 11F:REPORDSHIRE MEETINO. We cannot hut applaud, and which we do cheerfully and with perfect sincerity, the conduct of LORD SORER., the Lord Lieutenant of this county, for having called a meeting after kited been refused by the Sheriff. His Lordship observes on the pressing emergency of the case. His, indeed, a pressing emergency ; for tie owners of The land have hat a few months wherein to decide whether They shall or shall not lose their estates. It is in rain to attempt to disguise the question : this is the 'rid question: VIAL!. THE ESTATZS Bt RIVEN 1/1 , OS gR ALL THEY BR VILLORRVtD FAIR PLAY. We like to record the proofs of it, wherever we find theta. Sorry we are that they are not more frequently to he met with. The following is from the LITCHFIELD MIRCURT of the lOth instant. We shall see the like more Ireimmtly is aferc months. The extract is taken from a very able essay on the distresses of the country. Here we . find real talent, and therfore, no eery :— •' Whiter& I may advance on this subject I shall claim " as to matter, nothing original .or myself. I merely handle " the tools of a much more masterly hand, In my own may, " with the hope of being useful. Mr. Cobbett has for the last twelve or fourteen years, bees weekly foretelling the fatal effects of the paper system : not with the spirit of - prophecy, as a fiu writer would say, but like s sensi " Isle and elver headed man, who having possessed himself " of sound principles. has had the courage to pursue them " to their just conclusions, through persecutions any abuse " 'moquetted in make, which required more talent, firm " nets, and intrepidity, to repel, titan fall to the lot of one " man in ten thousand. I cannot persuade myself, that it is •• leas thievish to take from a man, by stealth, the produce of " his hrein,then a little dirty trash from his purse. I confess. " therefore, my obligation to him for all that Is sound end " jest in my opinions, on this mementoes topic, which has ••• op long agitated, and it i a feared will yetlong agitate the !'sedan. To those of you who wish for better instruction " the lean give, I recommeud that you instautly skate off 's any Bitterly' prejudice you may yet harbour to the manse, ,figgli. and carefully reed Cobbett's Essays wherever "'jos Roy find thew." STATESMAN: STOCK EXCUAIIOKkJAK.I3.-4thOUgla the iitfornts. don from the Coadnent appears warlike, it • hae sot bad' much influence on the roods the sossalsg, owing to people's opinion being dividid. Como% opened at 80ii fur the Account, and unsaid Okay . oi l _NI, with little tininess doing, exceptis siripitggAeOlints: for nitX. Friday, will be settling dap T 'grim frees Paris hat Wettest the closing prieemf tbeareatiisioluls ea Saw. day, 87, • "%. • • FORKIC . I ~- -Irtionittdrsabit u 'tbeiaint *, •r - ) mei- . .••••!, t: 0 , 1 - • Chill, 74-14.11Prisitki 40 11 4 4 11411 " 0:16:111 " 464' 611-0141,11tassionielbo-Deptek 1144-11e4idlinaillselpi —Colesiblas,44. eil-A l eag s g.gdopir• : • : • ‘l',••‘ •-1•,..1a • r.:11 at itipeft; iii*"ll.4l.4P4l° to the hip the fororif o addrei end allitienirs at the serial Ettropelsoatutsulke.muilkilb!)".' oftlie AIHIA filletifo, itisfl'OP =t 4co rid. - PriassiS;al akreed 44' ihS, 014 2 #12 nli• WO hyll rifl4t l4 4lo . kWh* . S'in • tPoitasiddeoltine Minor-pliMediug osisorits a hsit r rake 4t U &we iiiiivt lfitef. 'efllll VON" 'bu t Which i"•• holy eitneesit o on, the repopostatiose• • of Stag, to dimiaiebelso ihresithetkaditent into ble•king down. Itelgtfitte Ml6*. .ilklr'sio **l4 firbrind tito` 4 ; 04 #4 Atvika,rp.:lo4,o. emfiry tayig*#4,...,c!sap spio Fm...:441441.1 11141141041•,* listing* ,efotho' tGteebe: its the • :saniev ieipla sad Sesiohiskth '" the' entsfur eirekiffibn is littrativer plar , elnd under ohatever P4 0 4PW0114._ I ,O P_ UP' Lance of disapprobation opeoltsr , Anew . 0 their legations; hine:rebeivied 'ordarii•flti•thitAleo *Sit the steif , 1 * . 4 1 11 !" (1 !*; 1 0i.; 5 1 4 4 14 0"P 1e 5 . 44o , oletwittt. kiirs Fill bevel puns& iss garage r ijigt i oetblogoessisdose tabem is Amish fesinsaidemealluahops 3outraiN t , ' • wbosnei,t4at main entertaiontest ipso og, . feet: by Illeoloadl Berge, eli ths foreign: Milmasstioni, hi'. Privii.LitliM Ittediat, .escafit • tkli 'ollie "of - Ito Loren”,,ltikeister ftem 1 .• •• /••• .40.• • ;,. •ri •1. commosl x:;frAIW•••••FIAJP4,4‘LX, 111..vnru'A Per ‘41 1 *•• oprortl*. ot 87f.1., oieaak.at. Kf. bloso-2-ilask Stook lidlig&lNeepolitatti /Wok M.—Spiel& Bonds,- at 1 11120, 391 ; of 1921.493. to 50i...-EXChiniiko tra Lowdbil orrAWVE4O . I , O I3 9 , M Solh i ju ll * 4 7 l l o.otOtn a i Z o ttiS.. /1 0:70 ' FOP • V.' • Mr" . ';,4,l4irrlpkgrow orul es sp. aorncessat al MP 40161.10.16 dow Sines Pashissigtoes wi t •f o r, H a vana% bye Colombian bßtaof war . . Thb•Captain and stkOttribef tikeV Wvti t the restelader bad thrives/hit flan bYd: d IC sill of liferchashatibsited to fislstula,„ . wersnsder convey of a 44441 SpylifhOite, leis tOlrefi jgy plig, Zta at St. Jail% 4 1 . wimp 416.0Jettibs Isliati,Joaded with arms aidross manidon, red troops:, end proceeded for Vera eras, for !Ai relief of the Castle of Bt. Jean of "The British sloop of war Pheasant sailed from Jamaica in the 34 instant, and Havanna 27th alt., with a convoy sad has brought ipecie - forseveral mercantile lessee, is . 111ds•city, Captain C, Informs that the frigateSerlage . pittslOp 'the sloop of warliedwing, and cutter Grecian, glOved at.fiavanna direct from Eaglanit. Captain ligasses comes out clothed with authority from the Spasith Government, of Cuba - , for the suppression of the Piracies on that coast, and in the Gulph of Flenda. li" . pa'pesi beve received from Ireland this morn. lei skew "i4iootwiibstinding the manner in wbkh Addressee to the Lord Lieutenant are carried at poblic Meetings, a great deal of irritation is called forth in different parts of that unhappy country. At Limerick, isys the Dublin horning Post of Friday, the public mind has been wrought to so high a point of excitation, that it has been deemed prudent.to prevent altogether the assemblage of the Meeting called by Mr. Rice and his friends ; it being seriously apprehended that the peace of the City might be endangered if the meeting were to take place. Accordingly, the Mayor, who is now in Dublin, (or was within a day or two,) has been directed by Government to issue his ProelamatiOn to preveni the Meeting. As an evidence of the agitation that prevails I. Dublin, the H'aterford Chronicle gives the following Wise of a Letter from that city written on Saturday ie'onight.—"A placard was exhibited to-day, giving notice, that a Petition to j ihe King, for the removal of the Attorney-General, lks for signatures.—l forget where." COUNTT MEITING.—M Ir. Fawkes's Reform Committee met at York, this week, according to adjournment, and deputation was appointed to wait upon the High She. tile, with a requisition, requesting him to call a Meeting of the county, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament "to take into consideration the present state of the House of Commons, and the necessity of a Reform thereof." The deputation consisting of IV. A. I ogleby, Bert., D. Sykes, and M, Beverley, lisqrt. waited yester day upon the High Sheriff (Richard Betbell, Esq.) who, we understand has, in consequence, given the necessary instructions fur calling a Meeting of the coun ty to be held at the Castle at York, on Wednesday se'n nig ht, the 22d inst.—(Hall Advertiser.) On Saturday, a meeting took place at the Star Inn Maidstone, and among the gentlemen present were the. Earl of Darnley, Earl of Thanet, Lord Torrington, Lord Clifton; Lord Sondes, Mr. W. P. Honywoud, M. P., Mr. Rider, Mr. Polhill, and Mr. Darell. The subject of discussion at this Meeting, was understood to he the propriety of a Meeting of the Connty of Kent on Parlia mentary Reform, Agricultural Distress, &c.—(Keetish Gazette.) Advice. from Rio de Janeiro to the 31st of October state that on account of the reluctance of the Emperor to sanction some new measures proposed by tbe Minis ters, they all tendered their resigaations, which had been accepted. The persons, however, to whom appli cation had been made to succeed them, having all de dined office, and memorials fur their reso.ratioo having been sent in by the citizens, the old Ministers, after only two days absence from power, were all reinstated in their functions. A proclamation, dated the 28th of October, had been issued at Rio de Janeiro by the Em peror, avowing the intention to disclaim all diesel:ion or union with Portug IL unless within four months the independence of Brazil is acknowledged. • will Lib► , : jJfAIN. . We hamkraceivi4ihm folio:Oak by way of Bayoaae : Mantua, Doc. 27.—The following is the RoyaLoodli. •noaseisomml b the Man tea/ ilk she 10th of Whom' her. sod: which hes goimPao ohms through Ilsof Mode, Peninsula:— • ~.. !::1 . • • ..,. - !:•••••'`IY: ' Ton mtaittfit or I•littiPtoridta irci .rma 4112441 • 'le iittilietTaigAiiiitithi. " a 4 .• *:, __,'"g• The Eng,* tiOililiithinit Vailpgelaiimelf '‘.o- 111.111nity fetWiticii 'eaptuies mitre . from ihelticrelmoii of that nation from the year 1904 op to the present time, and itt r i el tr i roos . other dabiato aCcatiotap i l AO Enhlish 'proi • , ' gnlog for this 6, b*lmm, Of! Bair, dada, * lO fleliii Impossible for 4 ' , . .og, to F 'tonyresolridoklbere%creAll thicAtt, , • egtrkir . • till be done as moon ao ,yostihte, to i l 0 TO Is rli !bleb would rebel, to fliki property 'Of . lelyalitO,toi'V. _Milts. the Kfilg,tpilllioleds• 'lilt ' t 6 40 ars. - te Dm con-, ibiste. that there Mini lillfil trodi tbelpefjOi • Efrid ulnas ships of leer ' for !hp "feral r ) lila . *: wit/ Kim with °Mari fogatain'S•paillstev; . thitmoOotil of the debt rbielc the Bnglith Gory' " ti' pis, t is filajeloy hops 'fit viiliiilli icoleoblt) th ju iivor t k 'is altoir so Mitt link Blco ititerVit Of the . sn Ono 'of moth vatincnit'i ii•fniportiMe ', it' . ill 46 thy', to. prevent Mello , *IAA trap ' oti 1141040.1 , firee which Mast nitAio y elipiti. - Yo 4.14 of:Paint icO' Co . nsolites big/ ;s4lelieMok,o6tlio. •• ' 1 ••• Madrid !" ': ' - ,‘ !w:Boill*,:, .1 4 iiiiiiiar 4. sti vq4l4A4 l ,440400...iLi5 , 04‘4416nie1• •It min:go i i , ,lea i )1 4 v•Ls ..-,i- we 1 A, 6, ' ! ' ,41 have eirl ai rerllt"*OlictehillotOnomdrlicieimy ,s* tied los o dont and . clelieismne , Matt w it kit breWr Oweillool act f S wi rlop!ci lig rue iiii4ol4Ml4l,ll4lrgc /web an property bolo gng to British subjects in tholWaot i ad' ai4 Ra iba amiss Of Sontle Aficerielk •• Sheltarly stilted 'cif Oil wetOwiiikii we 40144 Reek ihillekoatort but the Spanish f oq:..ai.loisitioaonsouted to restore all pro perty unlawTaillptalsget away from British dub. jects to the prosecution ab a sh' lilockado system against . "10 1 !'4**1?)4, YelP!bi . _ RO IaRAIIRRIOWIPrn -0" pnt g r.,..b.„gfaihogavug • 'fi 1 , ..,. L,Puult; .......athu, to b 6 fatistact. 'pm .' ' • .• f l Oilix includes the proyeMY•hiptoPmlftiy tiara • . k• Its allied. outwits NA* loolisl VOittlib • ' dapsinewet *myopic/. an 'Weft, oliologlaw• t • so Oar* Meek mithootatopnomishang.ommi. amiamit . is eeforee' It, will omfe to bU puniest arssilease4 ssiksiiierqesitlir 1 imeg fame ai • piss for • pyokor of .1610oes lower No! wirti! Uull PAP** flmarilwos 00 1444Pul . 1 11 till — O . r i . d ..... 0 , 0 0 16 , p k e r. I 10). POI fft RAW WI ~ aell Fr i 14treriii . ...,..musisi : 0 1 .. _ e hi1z .. .1..A . :27.11 6! • . Of i PasaaairOlate 1111. mi wmerow "7 I u 1,6 rt ,! 7 i'lg A . has ..4-..b As reresertilierremeist•tkeihred beztatfr o ok wholes, the, WOW olk whale" 7 roe toßotielWO AIM & TM Mier hied thillisli liar OementollimAt•daamaknostAsul foilthroho.! hops to do 'Midis% for tkoe ober iseesoryrY , i lti goes *kJ nodteilelol) WINS wiieseryeet,theil AM take. in. thecooritroit itolifelimea wpm itio Stk . ilith *undo% -011iidiSeSION Witch dm . MAW Debi *booed to bo• oitrodost em ow lovaahmi , fpf. Met ‘'llisis•t. '4114; seal the rook Of -era* itithat Fuses le :left to II toodetteke thobeveelool f ohs Owen, boo at her • own oele risk. le etateebioodeovor. that g coomehriestion his; bees auk teeth* Cotner /roses by thus( St. James'.,' that if Frame shoold isvocim Spain. tem Cabinet a( Eng loopmdti rot answer (r thesafettof she 'loyal family 41, "me.. Thi s iota was handed about is lb. Cortes yeetprcloystm all the Midas i Wt. of omen. is *a. sow ohlered_ so kip**, coompoifieetim. Gun Alava wee •ths"LiccisifitifiiiAaCeemphlerine OM* .greater part of the late-weal • . % . • . ' . . . ~. . { titsto. 1 i".T1141 d v. - 4111 t I P t y li ! _ _ Private letters arrived by the lame Courier which state that the Emperor of Russia has sent orders to Count Wittrtstein to toweiotirote . the Russian troops on the Prat ' and thew speak positively of his Imperial Majesty's inteatioei to 'invade the Ottoman dominions without delay. Dec. 45.—1 n one of my last letters p I stated that a treaty had been concluded by Sao Miguel with A ndreda. the Portuguese Minister here, of defence acrd offence, and that it was signrd by them provisionally. Before it was submitted to the King, the Coostitotion, how. ever, required that it should be submitted to The Coon. cil of State. It was accordingly laid before this Connell, and I have to inform you that they have this day refused to sanction the said 'Freely. They allege these reasons for their refusal. First, that no mention is made in the Treaty of the forcible occupation of Monte Video by the Portuguese ; secondly, because the Treaty sti pulates that Spain should not make Treaties of Peace with, or issue Declarations of War against any other country, without the consent of Portugal, and vice versa, ' and, thirdly, because the quota of troops (8,000 men) stipulated as the auxiliary force of Portugal, is too small to require the sacrifices which the Treaty imposes on Spain.—Tbis proceeding on the part of the Council of . State Is of importance, not alone because it nullities the Treaty, but because the Treaty had been praised up by alltbe friends of the Minister, - San Miguel, as a master. piece of diplomatic skill. It is found to be a stupid, blundering, short signed pact, on his part, and his cha racter is consequently rained as a Minister. It is there fore inferred that the present Cabinet will be jest as shortlived u any of the preceding ones, and a change of Ministry is already talked of. Tea Ktrte.—We are concerns') to state that our Royal Benefactor and beloved Sovereign, is again 14bmiriteg under severe indisposition—the gout came on, rather suddenly, on WeJnesday evening, attended with much pain, and so severe has been the visitation, that his Majesty, ever since, has been entirely confined to his ed. The answer to enquiries, on Saturday morning was— " The King has had a very indifferent night, but his Majesty Is bettrr this morning." At ten o'clock on Saturday night, the reply to similar applications, was quite as favourable as in the morning. In addition, we learn, that the King was better yester riay.—The pin his slajesty endures is principally con fined to the angle and knee. No linlletins of health hare been pithlishe.l. —(Sosse.e ',evert set, Jan. 13 ) Lieutenant Batltur-t :11attitews is appointed to the Genoa, of 30 guns, Captain Sir Thomas Livingstone, Sheerness. An alteration in the uniform and swords of the Royal Marine officers is about to take placs. We are authorised to state that Sir Compton Dom ville, Bart. has been appointed Custos Rotalortitn of the county of I)nblin, in the room of the Lie Mr. Hamil ton.—(Dublin Morning Post.) We stated, on Saturday, our belief that, as there was no suitable situation at present open for bord Clanwil liam, he woald retire for a time to private life. We have since heard that Sir George Rose retires from hi s situation of Monty to the Court of Berlin, and tha t Lord Clanwilliam has been named to succeed him. Th emoluments ate 8,0001. per annum.—(Aiorning C7trun.)l An article front Vienna says--.. It is here considered as certain, that the Margraviate of Moravia, and the Principality of Austrian Silesia, will be united with the kinedom of Bohemia, under the same Governor, who will have the title of Captain-General, and that this high dignity is intended for his Imperial Highness the Arch duke Charles, who was formerly invested with it when he had the Ministry of Foreign Affairs." Prixo AIIiLLIUBNUE. DcaL,Nlist. It -.Th*Ragle, Coate. , from :Baltimore tor Amsterdam, sailed Yese.rdiy for Rawl* ifikrboe t r. The Nelson and some other he*ewir li rt i Vl . *Ai), remain Isere; particulars we canisM n.-IVfnd Mit: • , . v Poithutil,'Jave. tt -eArtired the hie ' letdhell, Fides Oporto S • eiettro:4l; Preeintra; •feeta ' ef i 2llG4theri ; Ofeettp,:,..-4 1 1riii Jamaica, in 6Ftlayi; pc ral Ole &rimer Meifeti ited•the ?Ist NortaW. hi the'Lltit s liitiet WWI pee4l.l two of thb mew hatailli r Steit; I the rinteet is for thielliesent *eat i rid* ' rid thie.'-- aired evil:hotly*: Pittner, 2 0% These; l'''°"l:66•4:- 9111.4Wiltd.C.S it Posed. fit t&CI . . RIO feats Mat %wort ilk le Mhtpi tattle; Farquharson, • sites*, 14 .' 7 . . . Levi ; ill oonelitt ktrlsti et . To op wai l , . litdonia.-- Witter E.N.B. : • ...' . ..- • • , _•• ; • i '• *hero, • J are 14 ..—Ariiied the • Ilierry ' 1 lIIIIP*Ps from London ; Pisani's; Strout, Gelehts WWI - . 4 frith Lakrdorri Nile, Storey; freer 14ctott. edited Mtt 'llfier. Mailed the Poke ef"Maillioniegh Packet fOr • slititc- , :- Jin. 101Vind E,--:Attfeed the Norfolk Nero. treOtreith. horn St. lohri'a, Nen% Btielntivick; its a ,di 7 +t.U.2.11411 ate* illitertht, Stadion, • from Berceira, I* 10 dsju. for 411101114-LSallest• the•Bludici Porke'; for Sittakit--- • Wieri tti, lax. tiGszt4Frierstilie 01114irp.:L?stik, Roth 4114thnorei Obit fiti Arra: Dinirrfrotir this Dar% M Sti:Tilitteit'i;- , ;•WindoNAL '' ' "•• • -" ,'• - i'''' ...I so vise two i - •. , , 11•, : 7 •,•', •tt.. •' A ;4 70 o s p i i t"riiikrci;_. IA '' ..? Ptitfia' ‘ fi 04 ii . IMk iii*OrN 1 too•lo Aosomots*.,. Vo4 l-41 ,wititoie betas.: .^ ___ __. - boO. ',von t • flotoPOlKe r.2ll4 l l4oiiippiiiii aro to n. Sootfitioll, isietollys . . mitont, : &wrier. tied pomeffonasWatotaiKant.. Velloilt. .Soisio dtf- NMI' heVIWOOP I #I lisaa fala air gore tome pp-hkee,hteaday, thate,hea nok ilteePt.taillth, Whale iloaaja Oilier . qoalitlee. ~ *dirt .OW werrkeeviliN.oo4;li la. per ,gnarter ,chesper.. Ther*.kaoktos bektie* slack a ematt4 . tar baaaa, as the prices velmhet amiss last gasteo. hailing pies.are rather deopary User pem . fally support Aateßtftotions. Theritia me foarpiate now tar that there has twee very little Wastaeop.dpapolo the trade to day. 3 : Avripßicii./44114611117. JAr .. 4...-Tkis market sees not .iir:4l4 atalkaalagOdmithogan ea usual eta Idoodaya, and Oche first quality : se& *4 per owe. All ether taus are paper leat.d et stolteor4loo **PP* was It! .0 , ~o 1 lw.leinsaiohfaill* ouppirmos pot grew. . tiulltla,aNtlP la. al rphseptditraptiamlbetro we' kills(' ITsit io4 o4o‘lll .R•ol4llloSlMPOthapeatest the atnec of M ... t Jaya* Mkt lea) a la.geighod Ililiie. and Mitred one the *OltaaPlarAlaattee. , . ": .... .. • . ..0.40/9oade.helepaeag toraitealt that ware perseitti altara •a, Wathintily het. dabbed over she ear near she ilpflottrota.poorometio, the.hetter; met pith his me. leech° y death, and weep ee mica • mutilated, that: they weechikosatly killed er. f 004ef et the hnetsatais. The hare 'tarae4 op the very Mipit lit thoprecipitse and rata ;toast the ?edge of that r.lik.e(Srighloo Boreal). Cris or ErruMs 14otessmr,11 ip gooorelif known, Atria reward of tin pooodeareppefrited for tboree Very of mural be potta,d pow. amoospityl to nicer iloandat 1418/ b y a r ith"° * o ill this Om i t 4 14W days age. It is a fact that he received•ollertrien Poun ds, *#o4 000 note mora limo Pe alloonisod 0 0 bootitgitret•woundo stand that the beam men is a atimenn, lan lives at Howe, a village shout a WAS Xhe pig of this Fll'o.- 0440 iler 0111 ) .., • -PLIFISOVTII. JAN. nr.a4 . fee. APiPieliliii :4,1 Gap of dm ilige Progeny. viz. the Salt Tax, was announced here, oa Monday last. by merry peals, da the different parish bells; the inhabitants generally, congratulated each other on its being a prelude to a speedy destruction of its kindred, produced from the Tory, yclept Heaven-born Minister. It is a fact, that there was sold from Farm estate property of the Earl of Morley, in the occupation of Mr. Drwdney, a few years since. reed, at 121. 10s, per a Query--can the son, now occupying the estate, make so much of both wheal and reed. CI ER.—A Correspondent informs us, that many pub. licans have declined purchasing eider, coder an impres sion that the late Act obliges them to sell it by er/c men. sure, which, as they purchase it by wine measure, would be a loss of two gallons in eleven; 110 gallons wine measure, being equal to 90 gallons ale measure. The clause from which this mistake seises merely obliges ;hem to srll "full measure." by which, of course, is intended that measure by which it is usually purchased. It is a fact, that on Wednesday evening, oysters were called in Nottingham Market-place, at one penny per score!!! and quantities, both sweet and good, were sold at twopence per mote! Oft Wednesday week, a sow, belonging to Mr. Moore, of the Balloon public house, in this town, brought forth no less than twenty-eight young ones I —(Notting ham Review.) The smugglers have been very fortunate of late.— Tuesday, they succeeded in clearing a cargo of contr band goods, comprising's quantity of silks, and some hu Bred tube, the whole of which, with the exception of dozen tubs, were c !eared by the adventurers. Several other ventures within the last ten days have also suz• • eeded.—( Brighton Herald.) At the recent audit of a gentleman, who lives within ten miles of Loughbormigh, the steward, instead of re ceiving two thousand five hundred pounds (the amount f the half yearly rectal) brought home only forty tiro or forty seven pounds! A gentleman of veracity men tioned this fact the other day at a public dinner et Loughborough, but we forbear mentioning names.—. (Nottingham Review.) It has often been recorded that persons deprived of that most inestimable blessing—Eye-sight—have, by dint of persesoranre and by po ing other faculties to a greater degree of perfection than usual, been 'enabled to read, write, draw, play cards. &c. and have produce.l many specimens of their knon ledge of the Mechanical and Fine Arts, that would have reflected honour on ant artist. Instances of this kind seldom occur, but when it does, it shows the benevolence of our Creator, who in :le pricing us of one faculty, bestows the others in greater abundance. We have been led to these remarks by wi t • *leasing a few days since, at Barnstaple, a sign over doorolenoting that clocks, watches, &c. wore repaire.l by Wm. Huntley, a blind man. On making i iquiry, ere were informed that this man was born blind, or at least that he has no recollection of ever seeing. ao wis bred by his father, who was a watch and clock mak r, to that business, which he wows follows, and has plenty of em ployment, being considered by the inhabitants eery supe rior in his profession ; he repairs musical clocks and watches, and seldom meets with any difficulty in repair ing the most complicated. It often occurs tb it in Cases where others have failed in completely repairing a se ste'l nr clock, this man has discovered the defect.--(Der:, s Freeholder.) Snockist: Acctoewr,—Fridav night, a poor woman named Fryer, residing in ((roll Street. was knoeke.l down by a mail cart whilst (Tossing the road in Fore Street, Cripplegate. The injuries she received were very•great—one of her arms was broken, li.r legs seri ously bort, and her face anti eyes severely bruised. She is now in a fair way of recovery. The dangerous spiv I at which mail carts are Altiyea through the city frigid to be cloche. rsirneis, - , of I fii . + 4 Ilk . rt I iimiv to l* , iittp . i - ,,A. pcl4ol. (Qr. fINIF , C0P14 4 Sk milm;" ,is , APPIS.O4 is Or rill l e rl4 / 1 71 1 00 ; ti. ,• . A • •,,, ~,,•t • , • • : lat . etprsos4 . . • , iii , • .t i tt . lrt ..c. _ .1 sybri . . 57 , ~M Morel_ 147, 2 t),,..i..4 ..,.% to,v.i, • IPA ili -.144. life+ThiuMleas. it OW- er , 1 41 tßpoli b ct rsa",47•4inge 004 Per. laic seek, .. Mal • • • l . a - a__ 1 1 11 C~ ti 1.11 1 ; ,i 1 • :~ ~ 11