The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-18 00:00:00

DIE INSOLVENT DRIf."OR AND SWIND. LER'S ACT. TO THE EDITOR Or THE RTATVIMAN. Si.,— This subject has Weed panted • imat Jo s t of notice; sense say owe thing and some another; ewe say that trsdevnen slight not to give credit; for sly part lam at a loss to know how to avoid it. I d..'t know how to do business without, for really all kinds of general heainess is done upon credit ; any one may know that at the Stamp-office, though they Of CIPIDSB have their money, bat it may be easily known by the quantity which is used. Many a de. signing person has got into debt by obtaining cit. culation for bills upon some other person. This has all been of use to Government, tlinegh destrective to individuals. ‘Vhen people say that it is bard upon a debtor to be sent to prison, they should re. Sect that many among them deserve to be sent to Whiny Liay, and those are generally large debtors. They are out of the pale of common trade. They are **Wier', mock gentlemen, and so en ; • set of vermin, who ought to he confined in prison to beet hemp all their lives. 'The Act, no doubt, weight be made good, yet, as the boy said to POPE, it woald be easier to make • new one. I an afraid that oar Iggislative Assembly are not the right sort of persons to look into these things. Men of business are the proper ones for such enquiries es this. I say *gain, l et o h,. collusion tradesmen for a proof of its injury. for era*, can give I proofs : one person chested me of a large sem, got into prison snag, then obtained • sitoatinst in it, and now is soliciting a cur. lain place of public bossiness. doing, no doubt, very well, end is • very happy, tied as the world may think, honest sort of man. This person I bad knows Weft,' years; 1 goods were 1108,01 t for cash ; at least that 1884 the condition of the sale. I met another, a few days ago. es greet • swindler, I have no doubt, 89 can well be; he Is freest also, sod ready again for the is.. caner; and many snore have taken the benefit of the Act, and several more reedy to take it if they are disturbed by an application for my jest claim upon them. Any man may know, if he chooses to enquire, that the thing is very seriously injurious. I say over again, that no man should have it in his power of going to prison until he has called • meeting of his creditors, and submitted the tree stale of his iffsirs to them; then if they are not inclined to come to a just settlement, let the debtor claim protection, arid let a Jary of Tradesmen decide, for they moat be admitted to be itse most competent in matters of business. For instance, such men as Aldermen WOOD end WAITIMAN know more shoot abase things than half the House of Commons; for there are trot few business-men in that Mese to what there eight to be. Ido not think the opinion of a lawyer is match benefit in each a concern. They generally take care for themselves—they are sere to be paid if any one is, or if no others are beside— they steely/Iy, contriving work, and they know that one siring leads to eselber--generally they are gaits ers.—Yont's, respecifelly, The sloop George Washington, Minnows, from N►w York for Ilavanaah, with • salvable cargo, was lest on eke Ist Jan. on the !Mama Banks. The crew, paseengers, and cargo saved. Th► schoeuer Herald. of and f►om N►w Haven, bn•ndto Ilasansish, with a fleck load of bows, Is Inst near Ike latter place. The crew and %I horses saved. The ship Solos. from Batavia for New York, was nook,. with 15th Dec. in lat. 31. 24.5. The Geo. B rows o v a 43 dap), from N.. York foe Genoa, was spoken whams ltith Jan. in Ist. 23. 13. N. long. SG. W.; she had lost her bowsprit and foremast lobes three dap oar. Both the above Trisels were spoken by the brig Findroff, attired at Baltimore flee Madras The. Tree American, Ilcort.r., from New York, is arriv►d at Norf..lk (Vtreinia), with pert of the cargo and crow of the mi.nonor American, lost on the New .!ersey shore, the 4Y,1 alt. Samosa, 1418.6.-8,6,M the Sperten. Shuts. for Trieste. in 97 days; Palermo. In 60 slays ; and Gibraltar, 43 days. The American squadron was at Syracuse tied Messina. When the Spartan It it Tri• 'le, there was not a aingie nsericati 'easel there. Daring 1818, there arri►ed in littilade:phia 18 vessels from India, China. Ac. whose aggregate Wa stage ass 8,111 ions, of which 10 were from Canton, three from Calcutta, three from Batavia, ono from Java and erre from Bombay. The fallowing publication, in an American News. roper, cnmeer•icates a most eatraordinary piece of information, its. that a delegated w t►ority has pre. as*ed to do what the fountain of power itself, whence it &grief., that authority, is not competent to per. form. What ! transport or banish a British subject without a Iris' BANISHMENT OF RoIIEST GOURLAT.— Coder this heed t►e Nigger. a Spedator gives a lung order, wilts the signatures of WM. DICKSON and Wit. CLAUS, Romberg of the Legislative Council. and Ile mil the 'lint Dee. 1818, regerring lIVISLAT GOOILAY to de. part the province of Upper Canada, on et before the Ist of January then neat missing, on the penalty of lesprisostaieut without the betiefit of bail. This order is followed by an article from the pin of Mr. GeUILAT, which etas's with the following para graph : _ - "1 ham written to England a month ago that about Christmas l should art uff from Canada nn my may thither. I hate now written that I cannut per form my purpose. An anilines nil, and family have within the last 15 menthe, a dozen times recoiled sorb messages, a dozen times have they felt the ping of disappointed liepr, while month after month 1 Lase been detained here, either by mmo powerful feeling of duty. or by some cruel necessity. Thu• it ismer,. Were 1 to depart the prosineo at this time it 'eaglet he yielding to the slander of interested, self ish, and debased characters : it would be a surrender of the 1110.1 901111011 rights—it would be degrading to iho Brilial. Constitution :—Nn, Gentlemen, 1 shall rather rot in Niagara jail than depart from the pre view, this time : ia•her shall 1 forego all the joys of life pc..!eth them with itbautletied priociyle sod whir gated imisuar." IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1100 F. OF LORDS. M•nrn 'T. Ter mills treat admirdetereil re the Karl of Vaell.le. The Name peuceraml la frelairroey'a li.earee Bill. fir. Barri-admit/Wed as Cammeel 'or the Proi.soorr. Wi.taripe4 were clambered, lied the farther bertha* war p.,tl:.•ed fill almedae. 'the itae smi t o rl:e Millie, Bill am lormithi op from use Hower ' h) Mr. &Weil bad cabe4 Member:, mid real a irm doe. Nr. 6wNiM►pe pre.enied me Amnia Amens, Irwin Site Com. Nemmiusirr-torMie.—Otileted io lie not Ike _ . The ledeesalty Bill Oat reed a seem/ lion. a. / ennetitlel fur so wen stor.. The Cnosnittee en the noir Lasts' Amosilesint Rill was peopested UY Friday. Petitl.ar any Alta ratien IN ller Buoy in Caen were private/ the ef Ikenksitaberlsied. Earl el Matto.- bery. she Fort et Abell's. turd load Geemiln, fortis Neu oolle.upee Tyne, Ss. Mary. Isilegers. Glaigeo. as/ B&W 6 fora Resist«, of the Omura, laws by lord Ilellnad. freer Bedford and Winos t ea/ against the Renewaof the Issel. ern. Act, by the Earl Gatrevetese. lord Holland, 100 l Gees- Ole. awl the Earl at fdoltesbery. frees Chewer, Stecktee epea-Tees. Bristol. sad Cordeenter.' lard. Laos BOL LA ft I), us prruo• ins the Smile* Poitiers. tank she opponents, of espre-s.iee ab °pinkie. that though eadoubt edly the lowliest Art required amendeanits, yet that he seueld rather see the Act as it was attain in (wreathe'. taus rcer in the old quer. abide openiteit O attlth layuusee. ipp/ pru dared se sada entity ast4 oppress's& Opus iadit A II the Penne, were ordered se IM epos the table. Oa she seine the Alarquie ut LANSDOWN. ■ Meows outs winced or be feet es. Ike linear of Cuonosses. requeoirg Copies nof tab Heron/ respecting she lharedge Bela Ire e/. BRIJ. _ The FM or LIVERPOOL, ttooso.ing the wood rending. sf tar &today MD, Howl that .here were arty too altrtalsoess Its N. sw competed o ire Art of Low year -one lb Ns rairnd let the time to which Cool- Martial• mete allow/A n, .it w boor teelork Wowed of three, nod the other •sehjeessog Oidoask• Siotekeepers on /memo teresee to oillouwy law. The 114/1 was nod a second tire, and eorritted far to-totie row. ALIENS AND DENIZENS' BILL. . - Lord Visc - ossos SI I/MOUTII wont the ('Met of the buy for the cofhariitaseat of the Albin tied D-..ter' tun. Lord tioLLAN Ur 'aid, be did not ;nrei If, enter IMo a Mu• emosida of ibis wessore at die pre-,1•1 soma! i hat be wished. pnrilus. lo anotbei sage of obe bill, tint sum, information alight be yen to the House as to what the ottani state of the law an. spool this.itbjet t. Lord V iscuunt SIDNIOUTIIjnid. he maid ant tithe upon bion•tlf to v• 'through all UM Aets of Parlimwesit that appitt-d to dm qiieuthisos bat the object of the Hill nae.Mly ho sus pend lie Wined right of obtaining Motoralisattoo b the genus aliaded 10, mail an oidjoidowi ion hod been prooftwoseed open the queuthoo a. to the limbos of :bat alleged right. The hill pawed tbrooth the Committee. and wed terarredl without A owadaseel. aft., a fe* words from lard HOL LAND, introits r rreisliti a wi.li that the Ileum 'Mudd be pat tit poach- ion of the real -we of the law epos the ostleet. Adjourned till ict.morrou ('hi. da,). ROUSE OF COMMONS. ilw Rill for belie., Lightiss s r Ikriets of :.ntylno and Went taiseier wide lies was rood m seead time, mud us-detail to bo The Covairrnimers 4 illeslatioiter•briclite preveatell the At one. of the hareem. ler. of that Bridge. A person from the Penitentiary. %tilltuink. presented triton Papwrs relative In sae Esiverers already Warred. or likely to be tortured. in Mu EvtabliAseat. Tie Cbrl eohasa Sill was read a third a Jae arid paitird. Mr 11013STOs , Measiter foe the Morrow Daniel of 11*- tough.. presented Irmo the Merrimuitie Home of f.la.p.w,aga . .t..t the pupated on Cu.at. Mi. KUM MUDS prepert .• Pe ten , sthwit h. 'laird Was Ingot nouverimly ad ievoretality stgued Inns'. lams ut Nenth ttaJ its vkiaily, mama the Invitation of our nevi DAy an C 4.10 • M j r. rci. WORTLEY panted lateral Velititais an Ilk MIMI M. STUART WORTLEY 'swarmed a Petioles Imo Ha 116‘ asssatta Use .00ttosaace of lat laz seise. t Ad IS MO pressing soar. A Posislaa was resealed tsar Catsicklerpa, simian ISO Wald.* Tss.— Natal. auA arstereal S. I s issa.i,d. A PYtlat.a sra• prsismisd frail Dario), .pint the 'steaks of ebe Caal INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT. Ns. N. A. TAYLOR premised a V. tau,. craw &If 1111111 i 111110114.114 lOW C.iiiseetathrr She laaatteat Art.— Read od or deo ell to bc pr n.l. d. ku•l 're:4.Ni la she I:OW=141K Ike Act. NOT! I !ROMPS ELLCTION We loom with nisch regret list JAMS Toren's, F•q King's Counsel. hos. frown indisposition, boon under the necessity of returning to London.—(fork Herald.) Mr. Serjenal.3.ll - 14:67 - 1;;;•41171 7 .11;.; fro* tl e Noilk l / 4 114• agasott Übe' 4. r.hnis ..t the %fleet C..immit. the.—The abjection a.., the C.whihitsee ka+l decttted ow the fens. a... es the orris. or tie rem. FAZAK Mill' raid, she insist soda • mid he PS fall Iw tie. Moore. ..f the C..arlartrice. _ Sir J. MA IN'l OSH isle dim she Il.senseshte Meraket (sold twit anode tr w MI wee piste.' is the lierstg r.t tee Srtsct Commits er TIN ER mid. omit it tiny retereore Aim notAe te, what wee Not befote the Co...tooter, live Nom. , could um +l tea., to it, we it MA soothing hef 1 . 1. e • igloo emit.e er -11•4011. "mold be to nit her t..e Milmtes of int Committee *bib WA made 'hi. Memos Mr. !terjratit COPLEY fawn cite notice uI I it hilestiis Id smr hue the SO/ Attest.. too Etfda)._ Lind fin SOMERSET pre...Med a Pdtkind front ritienaven ne, is *he Loamy of Mouninorn, admired any enemies Of sloe OA, ..• Sir JAMES GRAHAM pre...rood a ertiiieof from Carli-le mins er lAt c.stoilmsairer a the loYdvent Act in prow4.l•lmit. Mr. CU It M /01 ...ed. be emend betaisly root. n bemoaning, geinvoo. so Ism. ind iv?* eno-ideinble sof. Wren by Ike feared, rooked wider Si Ara Read. »ad ordered le be rinerred to the Combiltte so tbd hoolverd Ars. _ _ _ A .tasilAr WIN pit.e..t..l fru. Abliedien. Ur. 13 ICR Si /N presvord .041 111113 SAmerielsbird esay 4.111,11•4.11 as ow C 40,14 GanSV I•NOle pit ...I'd rei4l N fres ibe city sof Clat•ter 1.'10..1 tit, I lo....ltrett . Orr. gg A 1111h1 aN we...wed a rianilvr retitled from the Ward Co.osesll. site l:it. of ...twit.. He eatiltt M bat uta , rve, skit .0 tar least d I.y the Argteroser-Hearral h 4 e.llll, and it.ire..l In Is, ....• Were ear a delleieary. It. taw the•• ten ..r 'retie prob..- reart! Hearlessert, IS.sdr tbere were aelv ta..a rtaartle - meter. e.rateeterl • sob the Cuts of 'tar City .4 Loa der ear deeply snort. t.se4 it a a• e.t.a+ we 11.1141, the robaider.sttort 1.1 the Art u..s, wad be Maria* Mere ISMS Me absolute aree.eatt r.f *team maw tratismetri..l hatneters In the astalter ref bg.-eaber.. lie petrpord Ike &Huai% a.traes ea be added la the Carmaritire —Mr. Jabot Saw. g %Ir. N. Calvert g Mr. Ni.lsaa barns i Mr. Carers I Idt. Weltering N. 1140114. . . . pa.. KROUO. lAI4 ibouvebt liat hie 110 a. Wordily Al.tero ea, boa Pre.even ant ear .4 Ihe very G. ...e -arl. be DOW pr. pitrd mat a Later. tie e.t.a..eyed ...tatted mold be more &ll' than lam earttlaill mole by live Aiteno-y• Gerseval Ina bled. • Tie watts', a... db.. pus 4 acme se. S.r W. 1/E CR I PIU t pferratra a Petition iron 9outb ansillne ußa..at He Involtrui Kest& ay..l ordeoeJ be be referred to the Commence on that WESTNII/drElt EI.LCI-10:4. Sir F. BURDETT pretested a Pennon from (nee of the I.:teflon of Westminster, complaining of oei •ndue return of the lion. George Limb. Tim Pei. lion sot oat the right of electron, and in wham it wee vested, and named the three Candidates, John Cam llobhoese, E.q , the line. George I,antb, arid Jobe Cartwright, Evq. It then went on to *tort, that Mr. Lamb, by hit famish, manseers, and mean. a te, the happening of the vacancy and the inn of the writ, did give money, drift'', entertainmeal, siren, and mike presents. ate., t.. oarinos its order to procure his gleftiors, rer•trary to and to do. , Ikon of the Orders of the noose, and in contempt of the !baton 7 W. III.; that Peen rind Lords al Paramount had interfered and c ad, end bed on. licked trotrs, often evaployiog thre.ar. end there*, infrlogiag epee the rights of rho Mertens; that ow Swards, and Sneday, as/ otter wardel oevera: h. bo 2 nd 7 r h ed esd pe : 1 : 5 1 itheandiel:eteit" --• --r . •o ue P un snr P r " int- ' "` •".' ‘....` .‘ timplkity af aperatioa no anneintrate the ntadnn r - ad I —-- -- -•/ ••- - "-- • -- ".-- -------I _. --- - ' • I ... itoeid he )idling to Ike slander of in.eresterl, self. I R ~,,,,....,,at wad r ....,,,,..... f " .. wh i.b.":„. 1 ", y a1 . . h ."7. 6 , 1 , boirding.schoel, st Walworth, onperceitro. and order to procure his Kle;tiott i - roAtory It.) sod is dir. lib, sou debased a m m e te r ,: it mo u ld be a sorseoder the psarehe of human oraprveateet. The Intrth and taut Oak relent handsome cloth pelisse", the properly of AiliCe of the ()Mots .4 the noose. sod its cootempe of the toast talsalde rights—it would be degrading to Nor` c •""P rh " taltr"4 and I . w as G r p ll" P llwuheb i et "• the border(, with which be ems stalking off, the Iltitisl. Constitution :—No, Gesollonten, I she ehlet pardoned vrhsrh ate sew the and time putted li haat hut ewe Idanascripts. be wag espied by the tenant meld, who instantly rotation's's had isterfored and c ed, end had so- whets of the %Astute 7 W. Ill; that Petts turd Lords el tithes rat to Ni agara jail than depart from the pro. W. learn with mock regret that Juin Torn's., (awe the slum, anti the thief was /twitted for nearly licked votes, often employing threats. sold ' --"1 : 19 . 7 'dire this time : ta•her shall 1 fosego all the joys of K-q King's Counsel. has. from indisposition, boon • mile by a Gentleman who was passing icietlase ; life ?tr.a p t .,'" th ee w i th ithiu d ette d pr i w o v i e so d ender atm necessity , of teteralrg to Lunden.—(lork but midwife' doter rstsuel, be contrived ti 7 mils Saturday anti &today, the 274 Sad tech r . h. ! Mtit ga ten hoover." .:- ...... Herald.) . hit escape. tacos ha d OMNI infriogiag upon the rights of the I'leciersj e t i b l d lt tp l : awl afierwardes several Misfired pe 4 '` i; r i d P l":".. . . . -I- ti tr • 4;1 tHt STATESMAN: To rus EDI7VE or me STATESMAN. Si ii,—The following tercel were written some time ago on the mention of thn gluons M.rshal Nay, should you think them worth notice, the insertion of them will be esteemed a fattier By four's, Ike. _ J. R. G. ON TIIF: DEATH M %USUAL NEV. Ye .wind Meow inspirealy lays, While I ail•vmpt ro rise his praise, Who like ■ hero tired his days, Slain by arerraleful Fame. For sore a aae►irr more moored la hosts-adage was wryer (culd ; Ott s.iih vitioneri laurels iron red fa battles dreadful chance. O'er slaoehier'd beeps be spored his Need, Nor death nor dower did he heed, 'limo' mil amoral hi, contrators hired, And dying yield their breath. 11411114k91. lIW !Almon'. earl,, Or hay 'nets awe tensile cL..h, litre' brakes squadrons see tow daub, Where stalls gloats( diesith. There victory pl.ck•d her pleural boughs, And raked the Marti rowed Ys did leis maw rou.e, Awl bid boo bun* fear. Barb .a. ,he Chief France once (void best, The pride of all her wounial Mort ; Mb., als by, (oriel ut honour's post, Pumped his ►..14 career. Alas! his Tame glory'r o'er, Nis rota hos set s. rise n.. wore; Ludt soldier shall his kw deplore, And fin their Leader weep. toLutoug driben adorn the grave Where lies " the beefiest of the brave." And gsonliao *aim. their Inlets &all wove, O'er Ms low bed of skim. ROYAL RELAXATION, OR.IIIItH LIFE BELOW mrkins. " Qat . 111, Nortexas r Ac.—llse. " OS. hew Midis my fate To 4.4.1 rawly as/ istr • Steas the sinner. alto blaves ill bit Wpm e be m err fm the Slate Of lh. fa , illy awl Rrr 1. As' laments hws swasionmess dams. " What formalities mak Os the disdcsi'd pine Cr , es 14e Peewee t■ his audience rou■ " Nut t►ese hems we'll abale 4 Far well sap. lets ea tete, le else kdithen, with Doses the Groan'! !" Mardi 17. J. E. To rns EDITOR or rns TINES. Szit,—ln year remarks this clay, live ♦hat yes term •• a fresh case of gross bribery awl corraption," brought to light by the Petition on the l)ar•staple .Election, you Isaac, unlike the esters, tone of yoor Jnerstol, dealt out large sod unfounded abuse, as well as false lespotati.ons, on the Iticlical Reformers. As one who profess novaelf a moderate, a practical, bet a radical Reformer. I appeal to your justice for the in. serolon of tlsis my Protest against your astounded tint's. and a detainee of the proof of what yes s• Inn.ely assert. Yms state, that " the jury of the Radical Reformers Ls the INOSI cffedatal bar CI the wag of all Reforms shale:ter." Whyte is the' roof of this idle omertlen to be foood ? la it in the declaration of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. Riede too emirs emus* whew dismissing the subject of 'Reform, that there •as no Reform he would not support, however trilling ; end that whilst proposing Anneal Pattie. menus, and an weenies' of Stairra,lt to all malt p►r. amts of sound mind of 21 years Id age, haling resided for a certain time in COP Geed place previoas to the day of voting, he by on means said that the' object (via. security to she People from miago.l 'rumen') might not be outlined by Partialities's of longer duration. and a lesser eat-tision of Suffrage. Is the (It'd of M. lionnotosa. which espressos the, Tory same opinion, characteristic of fury, or of the dogmas of ? Dora the for.fased Re port of the Romp (as she Whig , wags are pleased ha call it), contain one word t h at militates against tie belief that an egret spirit of liberal and soloist! judg -1111,111 IS to be found in the supporters of Sit FRANCIS BUIIMETT Bid Mr. 11011110114 E? Away, then, in the name of jeer own ehetsrier, with such unfounded assertions. Sir FRANCIS BUKUSTr did not object to the impr o vement of the system of Election iu the Boroash of Penrt n—but he manfully firmed the Howie, of :fuming their. If porteodingit regard fur the honour of Parliament collectively, when the majority of the individa4l Members present must each Muse soli conscious, that by bribery sod corny. lion alone had he obtained iris *eat. 1 shall cosseted', Sir, in your own words of this dsy, when you err pleased to are., alpine the oh*. lion In disfranchise this Rouen Bornejh—•• We think Mai the good if the kw should yield to that of the many. But here this I‘hotesume principle ie sn• vested, and ',attic good is sacrificed to the interest of • few individuals."—•• Can any one hare the . ** to assert Masotti Voters are robbed or punished because the Ekcisre Ft (incluse is imported to other English men ?" Sir, I 'Amite your seoliments—but if you an ea that they nhoold be acted upon, Ikea yea mean tt.rta ot.ly Io serve the purposes of deceit. le that ease, I say with Sir liter Teenle, •• dams 'eery stn . trnent•." Molt tt 10,1519. A RAI)ICAI. RrEORMLR. het leek for erasion so 41 eat, •tr complain of naiewspor-s I: :bees of Potslw Joot nets s but In Cann Isle lie presets,. shere.• we an con evened Ned blames* as • Howie it. Itgewswews." strike tbs. Rewind retrostr, we are tousbanied lo take the emery se do: net expeelane an linenninly troth reps t• M 1 Woes was ordains how opeaLayg should open the toad to Y whesoory's slab (As irtroseoes shoesofor d ihr d•-ook of r. PAL:L. ..f nu , for..ther of toe Mr. Pao... M. P. 1.1,d L....wt....1.r *ronviharr„ and rl.n tdeithi s iqtl werO ¶4:r %CIS BUR- Darr, al to Ms taw, h Md. 'WWI/ shorepor enhqi orra....ei virell his family ahil Mat of air. liOlllll.lillei. MY *Wm, Ma. ',nit."' as foll..het—) NAVAL INTB HAVEL DIAL, MARCIE 17.—Arrivod mud smiled tor the River, the itirhard, Williamson, from Demerara ; Rambler. Welborn, from lirlboa ; Friends. Her. risme, fr•on Limerick ; Robert, Ci.rk, from Car. dill; Wi William., Irons DebMK and several others, names onknown.—Came down from the Rigor, and remain; thi Itose.• M•Tergart, for Ma. dras and Bengal ; Longford. for Harbin , ; Trent. fee limeade. Yoong Dijon, for Cadiz; Warren Mist. imp, for Chins; Pitt, for Sr. Mitt's; for Leghorn ; liiitannia, for St. Domingo; Minerva, for Madras and Bengal; and several others, times at present unknown. Poar , stourn, M lICII 17.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Antelope, hum the West Indies. PLYMUUTII; M A MCU 16.—CaLffill ‘4l the Lapsing cotter husk • cruise. FALMOUTH, M MICR 15.—Arri►ed the Cram packet, with Mails, from Rio Janeiro; sailed 7th of Jemmy. Spoke February 16, in lat. 20. 22. long. 38. 41. the ship bi'snat►ati, of and for London, howl Celestite, oat frier months. The Sandwich packet was going into liin Janeiro es the Grote was coining out. Also arrived the Doke of Ms rlboroogb packet, with Malls, from Lisbon, in seven days. COWES, 111AItCn 17.—The French brig Jepiter, from Bourdesos to Boulogne, with memo sod brandy, is on shore at lbe back of the Wand, nee► Grange Chine. Ltvcitront., Mance 16.—Arrived the Heroine, Tapley, train Buenos Ayres, sailed 16th Deceits. her ; Harriet, Fieldlord,lrom Ma►anham, sailed 10th Jemmy. On the Ist inst. in lat. O. long. 13. spoke the Ann Minis, from Liverpool for New York. ;The \Vilifier's and Henry, and the Margaret, for New Orleans ; and the Frederick, Hail, fur Lou. don, have out beck. Warm, MANCII 15.—Yesterday the fallowing vessels sailed for GreenlandP the Ilenrietts, Keats. ley ; William end Ann, Terry ; Esk. Dunke►; Phoenix, ; and Kesointion, Kesrsloy. And tri-day the Jawes, Iwrichtsll, fe► Davies Straus; and Volontrer, for Greenland. Dorris, MAPCII 16.—Several pickets and passage. vessels arrived late last eight, with many pesitingers from Calais, amongst whom were—Lord Viscrient MILTOIY, Prince DoLooeucav and Suite !. Count re ROLAIID, Lady HAYWARD, &c. &c. Theo Ambaso. sador for England was ezpected to be at Calais last nicht, and will probably arrive here to-morrow by L'lris French packet, which was in waiting for his Eavellesicy and Suite. Tits FRANKLIN MAPOICRIPTS —it has been ob. served, with great truth, that by the publication of the Third Volume of the MEMOIR', comprising the posthumous and other writings of this celebrated man e his grandson has completely redeemed his pledge to the Public, and faithfully discharged his trust as the Conservator of Dr. Faanauta's Literary Remains. This third or etiarbediag Yaho, is divided lain Tour Parts : the Papers which wins( tisawsliately In the priblk chancier of Dr. FRANKLIN life brought lineal'', IN the l is t p w , s iw w w , the wood, are dial...aid a number of Fps's," of a Iwo, tra. roast. d deveriptina. erwareted with general pone". remittent. and CalßlNeffe. siebp-cl. i. I 4 of which the felwitoas A iNisp. of Ws great sto a show with sorb disaistgaWbed 1..-tie as .a readier his praetical itorarls, enquiries, mad even casual hints nu /weal 'lows 'minable. f ►thedlrert tendeacy which they had. iaenmmwo with has •ure elaborate Writing-. so pressante the welfare of "gents. The third Part is entirely wiacellinwoiss, twins cnospnwal of papers on religious and initial sabiects. w ish u ...sets ,if seotenilosit remarks . w apariass, calculawil to us-ike Gard singisesnou tin the wind. mod by their simplicity of tiperation to mweliornte the condilion tif mans Ind let r. moral stud twrierwson w hi. hefidensiy ohstiort the asagaers of human impriwieweist. The (north and tint Port c..npnsrs Lewis. awl P. pees am phttasophnul Ow velvet portion of which ate new foe the arid time plated brio hi s GNI Manuscripts. _ 10 THF. EDITOR OF THE TINES. Sts,—! am the Isi11••• of the late Mr. Peel, am. chant, of end 1 sus •irtharised to des site that you 001 cootiadirt your Report respecting the reuse of his death ; Mr. Paul, of Birmingham, having died of stone in the bladder; and had be sure sited a illy or two logger, an operettas was con templated. For she nude of the above Oatmeal I hove leave in refer you to Dr. de ly's, Mr. Freer, sod Mr. Baugham, ell of Birmingham, medical gentlemen, eutiiient in their profession, sutler whose care my W. hatband was. I therefore sail upon you to be so good as to im mediately insert • peregrsph its your Pepe? In the above effect, which I am bound In do io jestec• so myself and relative.—l remain, Sir, your obedient humble serva n t, E. R. PAUL. Marra 17. Widows of Mr. Pasts w minty. of MeauAos tit HMI Lire.—Lord Tellets atilt shortly lead to the Hymeneal Altar she second eldest daughter et the Karl and Countess of BiltADALSatta greed preparatiises are making for the happy egret. His Lordship boa an ele‘aot chariot jest huished, and Wooten Ledge, in Backinlghatoshtry, is larenth jog in mew magoifirent style for their r.ceptinn. NOTTINGHAM KLICTIDN.—The COMMillre up. painted to try the Nostrils of this contested Etectiun bate decided ie f f Lord Viscount 'tut. ct.trra. Ilandreds of prong peach trees are now in blos som Millie (reit grounds at Mortlake and other places in first pert of The two beaten men showed 3ivaterday, bet they appeared mare like baring been combating the Nor. alrb bull than fighting with men. Dern% man in particular, whom swollen head bides all his robust features. The amateurs of pugilism consider the two debutents as men likely to show much meet. Dickman is so fond of fighting, that he peed two printer • week for a mao to week in his steed when in training. In an action SHAW against Duet Ileast.te, tried at the York Assizes, on Saturday. the Plaintiff, a ;Wiliam, recovered the sum of 131. being the amount of hi, bill for board, lodging. and grog, furnished to the Defendant. Amongst the items in the account (which excited roars of laughter in the Court) were the following : To gnawer demia the bed yea hoot on Li 0 0 To paid a Min tor picking 1.,u up On she tad tubbing pine dons, with *anew ...... 0 1 0 The Limo Cutter H _tenor. in summing up, regret ted the action no. not defended, as it might hare *forded the Court more amusement. A few days ago • thief went iota Brickley-hoese boarding-schnel, at Walworth, unperceived. and stole veleml handsome cloth pelisse', the property of the boarded, with which he was walking off, whets be est espied by the servant maid, who instantly gave the alarm, anti the tblef was pursued for nearly • mite by a Gentleman who was passing Sulhite; but altheugh closer puttied, he coatritsd oaks his escape.