The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-24 00:00:00

TO CORK ESPONDENTS. 0. OMIIIIVATOIII, as she New Part* Vestry ROL In. PRICF. OV 'rocks Thu Nook Rock per Ceiri. Red. 5 per Cese. Comeols74i 51 per CNC L mark for Ace. 741 4 per Cm. DAV AT ONE O'CLUCK. 6 per Cent. Pliny 1041 India Heads 26 p. Lear Ann. Itsennister Bills 6 7 Ms. Ominous THE EITATESMIA N. LONDON: WIDNICSDAT. MANCH 41, 1819. Every day tends ■ere and mare to convince es t►at Lotus XVIII. has taken a lesson front some well-experienced Stetson's*, bow to act most safely in these times of political difficulty. We are sere, however, that his instructor is not the Editor of a serreptitioesly.titled Morning Paper of Lon. den. While this o►acle affirms, that his Majesty is digging, with his own hoods, the grave of the Bourbon dynasty, we feel twisted that, on the contrary, be is adding sew life to it. That he is in a minority with his own family as to his way of acting and thinking, counot be dialed; bet he has some wise Counsellor who bas mislead him, that there are ousts able supporters of his Crown than those of his own kindred. In short, be has thrown himself me. emphatically Leto the bawls of the People, and has ►ept himself oet of the arms of his zealot family. Thus meth might have been suspected for some time pest, since his brother end ',phew, are no mere 'stationed in the concerns of the Cabinet, than if they did not saint. All this proves, that if Louts XVIII. is not a sae of professed talents, be is at least a Prince possessing s great share of common swot. He has leerst that the Ultras have so ink but anon themselves, since t►at indeeece is not allowed to enter the Theiliwies That by yielding to them and their views they might propel hies into difficult positiors, bet that by con. los 'Wog to the wishes sod wants of ilsePeople, be is sure to be safe, mod can only ism the censer, of those who are without character sod without confidence.— He is then determined to preserve the democratic varl of the Constitution relating to the Elective Franchise, which his soi dismal friends denominate the Jacobinical seeds of new Revolution. AL, if this experienced Patecc, breeght•p in prosperity, schooled in adversity, mod nuw practising in diffi culty, were to be made the esauiple in conduct to another Prince reigning within a few degrees en the same hemisphere, what an instance of a fitierishing kingdom might te gives to some Were historian to 'spade to epee. It is • solecism is homes reason, bet tree it fittest every ambitious and 'spiting'', incewishes to stip ever the greatest portion of his ferrow-cree. tures possible, and as soon se he has them coder his laws, he esercisee • rigour and jealous caution to. wards them, as if conscious that he deserved to be hated rather than be loved. If a good King towel° eelioquish the chief attributes of Royalty to appease the suspicion of the People as to his well meshing towards thews, be would experience none bet a me. snowary loss—they would restore them to him spin, probably with addition. None but his creatures about the Court +sold base reason to fear for the trsosfer. The M inisters of this unhappy country would 'ether sus their Rums in the same condition with his father, than that ►e should derebe himself of one Royal attribute. Indeed, to do a., probably woeld be to call open him the solemn deooencverent of incapacity to govern. Although we deny that the Bank and she Government are necessarily linker' in one inse parable destiny, end must fall together; yet we will end shall maintain that • change of system in our Government mast necessarily be attended with the fall of the whole Ministry to a man. A Ministry which has created more difficulties to the country, plenged it is more dangers, and diminished its fortune more by tea times than airy which has bad the rale of it within the memory of man. Advice' frein Cadis, dated the Ist inst. mention, that Captain JUAN VISAL, of tba Espanola Vince. dore, Hawed there in 61 days from Maracaibo, re ports, that the troops under Mosul.° were going to attack Guayana. Letters from Cadiz still assert, that the eipedition is prepared to sail, having been delayed only by wait. ing for transport', which base ultimately been pro. cared from Wend sad Franca. CETALLOS, it is added, has consented to resume the (auctions of Minister for Foreign Affairs. Eldred of a letter from a respectable house, dated Kinston (Jamaica), Feb. 4. WC Ninon is arrived in an armed brig at Ass Cayes, and yesterday Sir Mows Pursuit dispatched his Majesty's ship Iphige nia to MIA his movements. . . _ Estract of a hater, written by a Spaniard. dated lists, Bth Jon*, sod taken in the Castilla Castilla, csptered, and carried to Baynes Ayres : Tita Csiatiatel daily amuses a NW, Immutable aspect c notwithsuweisi is Upper Peru the covey des sot Muftis ad vantages, la the Linden's( Chili we have been unfortunate, rod possibly by sea they will be able to attack a. an stem camas; aid as the trines of this country Are always isoclinal to Maim of the yoke of Spain, easy sparks amid mut be requi site to set See to thee:tub* tinder. Our twat ilia, canakeice, above all. Is gain so ruts, owing to the member of privateers the enemy has 'H lame an Mourns. aillatoult it i. true that we rowan the rammens:da and Yeagansa frightes. together with same armed metehainmeat hat, my frie n d, we mast confess that oar days at sea have gave by. .in she mesa a ae, we snu.t shift as we cant I. Spain me, efilier canton or will not remetn her as. We eassat, therefore, wait patiently, and see what skis mill rad ia. &tract of a letter frost an Odcer in the Venesse leas service, dated 100 silos oo the River (Meek°, January 8, 1819 : •latt has jolt have is sight. whirls gives me the apportmits of mediae yna a few lines. Yesterday we tell is with the skip Tonne, wads" for a pilot, and assisted her is getting lam the liver. She is use at mew. all well. la the ()narks. Every thiag to the affairs of the Ponies, leaks as well IN possible. — The &prase Chief his left Attgutaru, le take the cumaaere of tisane!. t ATAI TO THE HONOURABLE TITF. COMMONS OF TH UNITED KINGI)011 OF GItEA r DItiTAI I Alai) IREEAItiI),IW PAILLIAMIENI' AItAPAIKLED. TWO aserrine OF JOHN TRtLW(IL. Or !Aye...1A . 6 INN ' 'lets., la Tilt; cnOWNV oF HlDDLeliga, Hanist.v liiowlTH, That your Peltilater, in titlownto will. e.ery HIM/NM of they realists, hoth w Villa infetretl, boo be hnlh alto a portlealtir had ✓enom, 1ta1... for feeling and eypreosiod tam inteor.i, in the itovinbehte pew. gallon of so numb of ,be ant tent Catalltatiocial Right of Appeal, •• i. Con/teeter' nit.. the of the bra. limb.. sad pen mil of indoor:Aunts. whirr's of there realise. aisiiat the aliotmere of abword ip.ater, abettor,. civil or military t imrt In (he precautions taltsch that Site and vnlotary law line for aldel, rev lanes aloft jralott.ly prep rued, for senor itas evert agninel the •errlions or royal pretadatiVe, the pm pa istahuarol of Wane vi ho, instigated by Cie hoover of pares.. alight warersive tie ordrcett, in limes of political diri.jon and pat, hada and iinimaitie., by Li Inapirt..g, Its Iti3iiiltrtg, Of by alrr drr, estroote w oog ur not sooty bee nn] the law. but io divert •lolation and dellamenf all las, bat is ark, Delo - flacks., loses Warn lobe agreeable In a vtirlied Admiontratten. Ard your Petitioner further shoorth to your Honourable Here-Thu the said Law s.f Appeal both ewer bent hell and declared by she biewiit lead and eurstitutiosiatt hothou Wire of' 'hi. te.lm, a n d particolaily by Ord ant vitalism,. ...4 up. right Jodie, the Lori Churl Jotter 11411 1 wilso for Ism firm to ',poly nod sod ••iatiism lawn:li in the Cnialtlaln-u. vow. eat the period *rant Glut too. n s prepared the via toe the Moose of Biiiiisaick to the Throne, eievoied to the l're mdfary of she Collet of Ileurts), to he it tuible pi iwitege and •• a tree &afire Libet ors t " tool .b u, thetehoie, the Islet lie. of Etieli.luts. is. rod lite att witty .0 their lives, limbs. awl proems.' beedom go-ol I he eisertinill) Islaintaira Ly the total abolition of the Right of Appeal. Arid your Neu Lows - farther shoe eih—Tma be beloeves pelf eaptetsh . , it rutted for soca ;mew , . e to the Itur or tine lioanoratile !bane, sad tale ea...owed trotter Nana u ii. Of others i.r, iso In your Iltwastir.title Hittite shall ...rat alert) to lay ope..a Writ , of me., in.antlosti 'marlin . . and et aolieraete., all tenable.; In photo, the impotent:re or this Law {—is hi. I; inigail.4l. practice , he belt, w,. wart( alas t apatite vita tar. liter progioe, and espi , iond by the testimony of other arable and rapecianle minnows, whetter too Or ter:tied altetspl.lhati have herelhlore hers. geode 0p..0 the lee, Haab, had per...w.tt liberty of yoor Petottomer ; andiron, the roter.ditto :tett further pet premium of whith, and the necompl shoes' tot ie bunted design to molder poi' Petitioner. ur eioivey hint titestola be• .abel se.•II, them e. ten.nn Id believe there a ould wool , hose lona pteeentioo, oor , weer Of tecirru, if toe Loss of Appeal had hot then tioeu in eahlesace. And poor l'esitiouee theref ore peas., Thai tarn wort. of she sincie.it .othtilali-mll Low of Appeal as liew• it. let..fore been reeisided...o.l nimbi roll t.t he leg:o4lrd ICI pooh - cure of lie Me, both, mad per...si ol Ire, do.. of the volt. jest. easy lint he revoked or •Lototied t and mot your Prti. wooer, and she suajeci. an genres' id tone rotted realms. may ! iota c..alent.e 1.. ettioN, a. their forefathi ro t nue eajitied, the ad , aat-deo( sh shorted mull arneral.le I...median, whirs pots it till atilt power ram of roan{ pro-rootlet lioneyer tastigated ,by a inirrapi 4.411,11.1111ir11iA Awn drill n, made to .helter from due patuithinent, the pespet.ali ..1 stir atwitter or oi -1 mllar hit. city, sh•b as boor teen attempted upon the per-in of year Petitioner, ow soy Saviour, yo'at.cal, or ..tver ',roamer ' I Hereto your Peiitlitser emits site particular tat tenting of your Henorroble II nose, Awl yogi Petitiii..er ewer peas. 3011 X TIIELI9ALL. A letter from New Orleans, of the 4th of J y, slates, that shoot 2UO sail of sessel•, and IS stasm. boots, were then in port, waiting for freight. Busi ness very dull, and Escltange on Yew• York S per cent. discount. Cnit..n 22 to `.:5 cents. ; dour Sto 8 dollars; sugar I t to Li cents. asked I 1 the pismire. Very little tobacco liad then come to market.— , Another letter, of tho same date, quotes prime cotton at 25 cents. cosh. and 27 for hills. _ We received * jennies Papers yesterday to the 6th sit. At that date the Ishod was healthy. The In surgent privstters continued to infest the West Indian seas, and to •1 ttttt y she pursuits of commerce. The Board of Coesicil and Howse of Assembly of St. Christopher have drawn up a Petition to the Putney litcrev, preyi..g that they may be relisved from the de') of 44 per tent. spots reported pro. ducts; or if that casaisot he granted, soliciting some modification of it. A similar Petition mss agreed to by the House of Assembly at Bstbadoes. Further advice' to the this ult. were sebseqeently received, fines which we learn that the state of the crops, owing In the continuance of bad weather, was very unpromising: a letter, dated St. Mary's, Jan. 28, says— . I have beture sweat inned. Ord oir prospects were very bad In this twirler Rewrutte, and oas sorry in odd that they have beeu still farther bilabial by she late onpreeedeated bid wea ther we hove eaperreneen I perhaps the leVetehl *Wel ever known foe rain, not lousing bad ten dry days since the molest% of hut how, cab er, whirls hos Dearly donated Me little eater we had remaining on nor trees, and necasirmed the smallest crop I ever ma t on this placer Mliere oar aeighboors have surer. d etmally. An article from Marseilles, In the French Papers which arrived yesterday, stated that a report was prevalent there, but that it wanted confirmation, of the city of Messina, in Sicily, having been totally destroyed by an earthquake, together with 40 ves sels which were at the time hi the harbour. From the seasoner in which this report was mentioned, we were induced to hope that it might prove to be ussfoeuded. It is, however, with the deepest regret we !eerie that private accounts base born received from Barcelona, by the way of France, to the same effect, and thus a most 'wistful epprehension is tidied that the state ment is well founded. _ It is reported in an 'flick from Hanover, that the States of that kingdom hare esprensed a wish for the abolition of corporal punishment in the army. From the same source we learn that soperh cradles have arrived at Miniver from England, for the ea. petted liing in of their Royal liignesses the Du chesses of CLARENCE and Csisnatnoc. . 'r he East India Ct.ropany's ships Worm Hastings, General llenitt, and Asia, arrived in Bengal the 14th of September. A letter from Honduras of the 12111 of J o y, says—" For I months past en armed row-boat, commanded by one hl ITCHELL, has been hovering on the coast, committing depredations on Spanish ars. eels; end some of the men who bad goitted her. seized a schooner bust Mooring to Mr. W LI, of Ibis settlement, and raided her off the coast." His Majesty's ship Fosrey, Captain ilui, and his Majesty's ship Trincomalee, Captain 13C.IDGIII, both from Ceylon, seised at the Cape of Good Hope on the 27th of December; and on the 28th, his Majes ty's ship Phaeton, Captain DILLON, arrived there from Portsmouth; on which day his Majesty's ship Carron, Captain FURNLACX, sailed from thence for Bengal. Thursday nine en, et the Pa!ace of Ilelyrood !woo., the election of II Peet to it in Parliament as one of the Repr►sentatives of the Srots Nobility, in the room of WILLIAM Kati of ERROL, d►ceased, •hen Nonni-, Morcruumeity, Lott! LIKLIIAVVI end STENTON, was elected by a majoeity of ten votes, there being for his Lordship 29, and for the other Candidate, 'NOMA] Earl of SELKIRK, 19 votes. ' Tne Archbisticy of JERUSALEM sat for a short time on blood4y night iu the Streoger's Gallery of the !louse of Commons. lle was then introduced by Mr. 11 WWI, of Galway, with the permission of the SPIARLI, to a Milt below tbe bar. lie was clot' io Oriental mime, and wore a large busby beard. To ru RDIWR or rim STATESMAN. Sta,—There is • w►rl easy mentor of seroenting for the anomaly between the recent speech of Sir Csoacs Cocs•eax and the former declarations of Ministers, relative to geantity or besiness done at the Admiralty. which I am serprlsed has not been noticed, and which I was willing to leas► to some person bett►r informed as to the fact than I am. As no ezplanasinn of this has been offered, permit me to blow the following one. Report says, that when Sir C tonne COo[llllll7ll leek his station Its the line of the Admiralty, sail. ing, as •11 such people do, by the log of their own consequence, and not by that of public utility, he immediately began to direct, not only the movements of his own ship, but also the ships of ell his brother Commanders. Without a me. isrlior—sir (count beieg a bustling active man, full of his own Whirs. end of a desire fnr as touch pa. trotter end power as possible, intruded himself into every affair it, which it was possible for him to in. trade, and took on his non shoulders the work of two or three Lords sod half a dozen Clerks. By each means, a mail may give himself endless toil ; end the wonder is, not that Sir Gaostot is occupied, but that hr finds time local and sleep. fly • sort of ineddlingotery usual with gentlemen in odic., shay do not mind gig. jog themselves trouble if they can melte themselves of itepoitence. As it is well known of another Admiral who took part iii that debate, Sir Isaac I Coverts, that be found, while commanding at Ports. mouth, tint nutty employment for himself bet for a Lievienant and two or three Midshipmen, resembling i Aid.de.Camps, li. disciplining into one regular form, cot, and panther, the rocked bats, swords. coats, and' tortoni of all the Oni..ers of the Fleet. The VIM of Sir (cootie do not extend to such important matters !tithe's.; but if ',port is cot sect, he interferes to regu. late a tiosittily of business that was formerly equally as well regulated by the topper Clerks of the dilier. eta departeteets, es it is wow regulated by the Greet Man himself. It is not only • bad thing having so many tetetalll, because we are °Wilted to pay them ; I but because they interfere with things that eight to be left to their 011111 course; and, changiog their chi. i racier, they become troublesome wows, riding and sporting the poor nation to debility and death. 'There was another point in the speech of Sir GEnsee that deserves notice—the number of Ad mirttls who formerly lightened the labours of the Ad mirals. Now, it is a fact, that there is no station or pule, silk the reception of Deptford end the Downs, whereas Admiral commended during the war, where there's not at present, even to Leith, either an Admiral, or a senior OtScer„ who performs all the duties of an Admiral, so far as they bear on the Admiralty. Where there are not Admirals, there •re neither ships nor fleets. And the assertion of the Noble Admiral, that the labours of the Admiralty were much increased by twelve Admirals pot being employed, was merely . t tub for the young whales which Coat about the ship i of State. In no other society of the kitigilons, but in' that in which Sir Gamma made this lion, could it have been made without bringing out the assertur something like shame—in fact, it was nothing more nor i r .. s town a auln, for oo unworthy purpose of bamboo:lire the cation out of its money !! ! We lately braid a Juilg., sod every body praised him, (Inert • Jury to find a verdict against a quack Doctor because his promises were not performed ; trod it is high time the nation should refuse our l'olitic.sl Quscks th o se large rewards they so presumptunosly clalin.— What • pararli.e of prosperity and of virtue ti.s.• I these Gentlemen, from lime to time, promised us— first hum war, sod then room peace, anti wi ts ' a pot. putty of pauperism and chime du we hod ourselves constantly bound in. Our guides deceive and delude es; sod longer to place confidence in them will only hind us with more chains and in deeper misery. They are the only people of the country who tin not de. 1 serve coufid.oce, as none bet them ate allowed to I—e and ch—t with impunity. 1 have the honour to he, Your most obedient, PE roe POUNCE. Among the Petitions lately presented to she lloese of Coingamil, is one rasher of a novel kind, viz. from the Labourer.; in Husbandry of the county of Werceater ; praying, " that snore means might be adopted to enable bets to live by their labour, and thus prevent their &rite% their bread (row the alms of • parish." Lord Siumouvri on Mondry evening received eeeeee contusion on the knee l.y the kick of 4 hotge, l as be was sulking to the Mouse of I..vids. The Noble Lord is confined to his house, but lees better yesterday morning, sod there is every hope of a speedy T. f4•0L11 LNT DEBTOIII4' COURT. MANCH '23.—This Court, which was to have opened this morning, is (owing to the cantina's] indisposition of Mr. Serjeent ltunmieurom) postponed until the 30th instant, at which period it is eepected that the Letroed Serjelat will he able to attend. NAVAL INT!? L LIG ENG& DIAL, Ibiscu 23 —Arrived and sailed for tin! River the Planter, Ross, from De ; Leicester, Bishop, from St. Domingo ; Blessing, Mills, (1-.041 St. Michael's; Sophie, Block, from ditto ; M Int. Allen, fro■ the Snell% Seas; Albion, Irons Bristol ; and Batavia, Ade Gelder, from Bitavis for Ainsterdson. PORTIIIIIOUTU, MARCH ?I—Arrive , several net ward-hosed vessels from the !guns.—Sailed General Harris and Warren Hastings for Hoop! awl China, bet have ;ince hroeght ep in Cores Hold, ; and his Majesty's ship Middles, for the Cape at: Good Hope and it. Melees. FALMOUTH, MARC!! IL—Arrived the Persever once, Stoker. from Rio Janeiro, in 73 ;Ivy., and sailed for llsmbergh.—Sailed his M qesty's brig Wolf, for Cork. Livsuroot., bl A ItCll tit Pci the Georzit Canning, Stewart, from Bengal ; 131 of Nov. The Guildford, for Liverpool, ;sited t-2 , 11 of Nov. and passed the George C.lnising alit 20th of .1 .Isuitt at SI. Helena. Also Wired the IVilliam Diesrin. Scott, from Calculi.; ;ailed from the Sand Herd; MI& of November. and from t..e Cap'. Jan. 13. CAMBELTOWN, Al AIMS! 16 --rite b.ig Cursti , ian. of and for Liverpool (tom arriticr, pet in beg P I••C night and sail"! again to-day ;Oa Cape Clear, j the wreck of a ship, but could nut make out ;iliac she was. Batut.txt:Ton, MARCII t"_—Tee Edwerd. lien deibtm, from Newcastle for London, hasput in here with loss of mein-m.l.i, and 'prong tier fore.most. MAat ti `2l.—tidil.-il yretridAy the Lan comb., prim ; Mairerer, Holbert"? ; and Raehaet and Ann, Crei?htun, for Greenland.—Put in here to day the Nlary Aone, from London to Shields, to re pair her winollass. Tire Twins, Shoot, from Ilaintiorigh, has arrived off Lowestoff, with loss of bow.p.it acrd sails. 111.1 NS lON-W(IS E. Yesterday a Meeting of Merchants anti Tradesuni took place at the Egyptian•hall, for the purpose of petitioning Parfitment spinet the reesovel of the Meetings of the Courinissiours of Bankruptcy from Guildhall. The Lotto MAYOR took the Chair a little after one. Mr. Ilicas stated, that the subject being one en which there was a general knowledge, as well as feeling amongst the Citieens, he should do no morel than propose certain liesnletlons for their adoption. Mr. Tenor seconded the ltesoletivits, which were, after some ob ions, agreed to unanimously. Alderman War:limas said, the removal was ars preposterous a measure, that Le could not think it possible for soy man to think seriously of proposing it. The Guildhall was iss the ♦ery heart and centre of the City, coovenieut for all persona re siding in the Metropolis, and to all who shneltl comet to it to transact business. Itis priocipal ol•ject in ad. dteestnti the Meeting was, to inform them that there was s 11111 in Parliament on the subject of the l.Lnk . 'opt lotus, which, though it contained many salu tary aings, and might he made of great general uti. IA), bad one insurmountable obstacle to the possibi lity of r Novo( general satisfaction. It proposed Its ;4 irt!!)ttui. per annum to each of 70 Coturnindoner.; 10 u; ,..1.1 oie I 1 p.p.'s!, Courts, to which the w intnt, r.f 4:OW se, he 14 reparste chambers—a textile . non to be attended with int less expeller. than 35,000 . a Scar, to be taken nut of the ditapitlrted estates f I *t.ry courenieoi sinecure. . would t bus 'piing up; I young fellows wilt se parents were too proud to pot them to trades, or rid men who arr.• able in do striking, tni4itt be ti us sissy comfortably acconspoolatesi ; for the duty would cetialnly devulae open spry few. lie should Isis!, to see the appointment of a few reapectabie it di. thlu.ls to the dutte, of s.r important a moue,. • ilk good salaries, whit!. ss outti enable them to gi e ail other busits-50t.—(47,/ause.)—S.rott Cottinti•- sirrteis, selected from the body, he was of ottitu.•n, i would be fully atleyoote to do justice to the Pahlic. Theie waS 000 011 i-r olts•tsali•to whirls he httl to maLe—legal men were generally very 11411 arcouipt. a w e . It wou ld b e extremely desirable to have amonstat the Crnimitstutters cite commercial matt, who 1.4.1 newer beets a ittrathrupt. star ever cam_ pounded with kis creilttortt, and who *mild devu:e . his whole attention to lite subject. Alderman Wool) °Naomi to the proposed re. moral. It was nothing hot a jab. Fortrivars luu MIS proposed for that purpose—it was MINI Out fnr that 111/11141FP. If the Commissinuers were to h•.til their meetings there, rite nriglihnorhorol In Chancery would increase the difficulty of getting them to at. tend their business. Alderman \V■itha►an, Alderman Tharp, A Worms.. Heygaie, and Mr. Wilson, said they should opposes the reniawel in Pa►liam►nt. _ Mr. Pvetn, the Proprietor of revokers fun, denied that the business *es a job. lie had, he std. bad no communication with any person on the suhjvct of applying the Ines In the purpose alluded to, and st use by 118 means fitted net for that purpose. 'Cher.* had been ny application to him eae.pt once. and that was some vim• ago, when some Goritiernea came to him, and asked him for iris plan, &c. Alderman Noon said, the Gentleman earl said enough to convince the Meeting that elegy thing he crusty had been done. Ile (Mr. Wont') could ro.n. firm the names of those Gentlemen who sisired Mr. Pelee, end the particulars of trlie Meeting. It a.. nut, however, necessary. It wee pretty %ell ter., that the whr.le was a job.—(4 laugh, its which .11r. !'Woe joined ) A Petition was then anted, which contained the I substance of the itess.lutinos. A Frenchmen, who bed been a trumpeter in NA. roLcom's Grand Army, was brought up before J. 11. BATeS, Esq. at Brighton, on Thursday, es a vagrant. The poor fellow lest ell his toes by the frost, on the march from 'Moscow. The Magistrate directed that a passage to his nation, is one of the packets might be procured for him. Exacuetoir.—This morning the einelinell w f She law was carried into efeelost the meal pipet in the Old Bailey, ow the four followleg efillle•Sh, convicted in the January Vet slum —Jul. Adams. aged 29. for potting of coooterfeit Batik of England owes; Edward Drat. aged 18, for a like alfeare ; William Lyme*. aged 24, for • highway rebhery, sunder cit. ceinmarees of peculiar atrocity s and John Wink. aged 41, for Arepitealimg A few minutes before eight o'clock Lynch come on she pkkolorm, attended by she Kew. Mr. Dever/viz. Ilialfle fit-odic enosola.lont appeared Hi iosp.re the criminal ebb serf , licient fomiteie fur she melancholy tiresome. Adams and Dent were the nest, encoded by the Reveretid Orden:sty ot ihe s %%Mit oat accompanied by a I,ll. , arieg Mnioter. The sonfortmuste tom Jollied ferrets'', in pin)er, and tubers ive coo. circled themselves in a manner becoming their rituatios.. At a quarter past right the signal was given. the Paul drop APPI down, nod they died without a struggle. Af er hanging thr I CORlf FICHANOC, NIA '2l —The only arrivals mood lime their battles were delivered to their hind. for in:er. win. As intosital amber of person , intermits:. I we hate had since 111,11jiy Mate a foe osrtip'..m Cons Yesterday morning some thieves broke into the Suffolk, and there being but few boyeiv at 3litrk•t Surrey Priuting.o(fiee, its Bridge-road, Lambeth, ", the Wheat trade was •ber.eingly heavy, •od and stole a quantity of plate. They also forced au I could he disposed of except Mum of the b t i u s e t .. q taU iron cheat, bet it contained merely papers, of no use ties. —Barley is Is. per quarter i sitel se a r o t ohni on be to the plunderers. They, however, smoked th eir : to g scarce ang demand ass_ dull dive is a, Idr +•• pique, and regaled themselves pietious to their de puty!. I n i a es n..—lie Oats, Peas, sod LI hit the room of WILLIAM Earl of Mawr., deceased, u /;:tire - e . 1 refr in a a gee %mi . Hattalitst. At a has 10590 1.05E00 11oNyouseity, Lord BaLIIAVVI end quarter past eight the signal Was ;sutra. die Paul dray Wert t - S7ENTON, ors elected by • • bi•j•lily of ten votes, mien , an d they died 'insert a ureter. er hariewa thr 'mud time their bridled were delivered to their fr.n.d. foe met- Coll‘ FICHANGE, hi itt.it '2l —The only arrivals ie. there being for his Lordship 29, en d for sh e o th er Animism' „,b„ ptrwn+a I 51011590 had since Mumley wire a fovt setttp:rs Cunt • o, The Archbishcp of Jrnctseiaw sat for a short time Candidate, Twowas Earl of Szcitek,l9 votes. Yesterday morning some 11119901 brnkd into the I Suffolk, and there being bur fr + bow., eat Market Sucre) . Priitlind-rdfice, Boidde-roati, Lambeth, ! the Wheat trade we e a ceedingly heavy. sad it,' on Worley night iu the Streoger's Gallery of the and stole a quantity of plate. They also forced au I co uld he disposed of (meld those et the be st q np as grouse of Commons. Ile w then introduced by iron chest, bet it contained rs, merely pape of no use tiet.—Uarley it It. pet/ r quarter lower ;t ia lt i .rt, ..iebe,: " . r y Mr. MARTIN, er Galway, with the permission of the to the plenderets. They, however, smoked their' log scarce •ng demen as dull si.:(er:tis Il 411 1 ,.. SPIAILLIt, to a seat below the bar. Ile was cled io pique, and regaled themselves pietions to their de- lI.JII.—i• 0110, Pros, and Deana 1 Oriental minute, and wore a large busby beard, party!. lion. t