The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-04 00:00:00

rev P sera• • ~ C . _ gyp^ ~. PRICE. OF STOCK* THIA DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Hank Stock 2974 'll lt4 5 per Cent. Navy 105 W 3 per teat Ite4. Itll4 Lodi& Roads 95 97 p 3 per Cent. Casapel4 /dal ---,Stock Canal. for Ace. itlif - Long Ann. that 4 per Ceat. Mt& Ezdtetaer Bills 13 19 p THE STATESMAN. LONDON: .., WEDNESDAY. MAIM 4, 1818. _ A variety of interesting ',objets were diseased in both Rouses of Parliament lest night. Is the Hoese of Lords the Indemnity 11411 went through the Com• and wakerdered to be Lead a third time to. 'sorrow. 'eVelltl Ameidiensla were Pro Paled, bet 'Wising bet verbal alteratione, trod soak as were of fittle cooseqUettee, were permitted to beliede by the • Oteestic Supporters of the Bill. The preposition of Ministers, that the retrospective operation of this defensive mestere should extend as . far back as to Ike Ist of January, 1817, was oPposed.by the Earl of LAUDERDALE, oho conceived that the operation of the Bill of Indemnity should be limited to the period of theSe.pensioe of the Habeas Cepa. Act, and therefore moved; diet the 4th of Mitch should be sahßikuted. The Earl of Livisairbist, however, .0, , • • . -• ctomproinised thomatter, by consenting that the Bill phouhl hare effect . no further that - to ;die day of the gypping of Parliament, when the outrogs was offered to his Royal highness the PRINCE Resist (bytthe * potatoe boyish) the Park).-4 he Bill, thirefire, with these trilling inceptions, stands in character : the isms Si it-did previous' to the Comoisittee. _ • • l'n'the House of Commies thane's Rites, the Army' &timid's, the seandeletri Sieliiities of vermin sycophant. Magistrate io the isontry, acting soder Lord SIDMOVTIA'S wiscbievios Circular, against harmless • *venders of Parediet, the conduct of the Juties who acquitted Mn Hone, the AT. foexzw.Genititaa's Wendell • - regarding persons held to recognisance for the wee offence against the politiel religion of Ministers—Petitions for Re. form in Parliament, et numerous u ever, and from persons who have suffered arbitrary imprisonment (ma in Scotland, though the Sepension of the Ila. bras Corpus Act did not• extend to that part of the Rinizeitim), came into the multifarious review.— These all , "In odd confusion Ministers diomWd, And filled each pause that Camencscit hod made." On the Report - of the Army Estimates • being brought op, Sir WILLIAM Boastouous, after a speech replete with well-roundest arguments, showing the extravagrnce and inutility to the country, under a state of perfect tranquillity, of the Military Este blishments intended to be kept ep, moved a redoc tion of 10,000 in the number of men proposed for the service of the year. Mr. CURVIEN, Mr. CAL. enarr, Mr. BROUGITAM, also spoke strongly In fa. +Our of reduction. Lords CArrimmtau and PAL itirasToat nothing but the old worn-out argu ments to urge for the War Establishments in time of peace, namely, " the number of turbulent spirits in the ctivrtitry." The number of complaints and ketitions is meant, but turbulence and disaffection • pg. Moro terrifying terms. It is curious that no method Is ever thought so proper to allay this turbulent dis position of the People as that of having recourse to the displry of muskets, swords, and bayonets...- . Ala 4, what troubles do environ The State that basso touch rota iron. ' The population may have increased, and an increase of wants have been the natural consequence of such augmentation of our numbers,- the indigestible reme dy of Ministers may else be the best specific for - such .complaints,—bet it will not so forcibly strike a sets. sible or s hungry man, that the continuance of such soperflones borthens le the best means of alleviating public distress, and providing foodlor the increased number of labourers. On a division of the (loose, the Amendment for reduction wits re jected by' , a majority of 51 to 5:17.--=-Such in all was the number of Members in the House, notwithstanding the importance of the' subjects dis cussed. The majority of Ministers was therefore not a very triumphant one. 'Both sides of - the -Heise seemed in consider this a good argument for Perlis entootry Reform. The country will think with them en this occasion. But it is seldom the " Howler 'able House" argot., from Its own Benches in favour of this subject. it is now thefashion to avoid arguing this point at all. Rot never to lose an opportu. city of introducing Annual Parliaments and the speculations of the Spencesns intoall questions, as if they were necessarily connected, to show how mock all parties in the House abhor such systems of Re form. Instead 'of such gratuitous and wholesale condemnation, we own we could desire to see some thing like the discrimination of argument applied to these subjects ; and if the speculators for, Reform must be predestined to have their theories 'Owed, it is but fair that something like reason should be as signed for such a fiat. It has been said, with a sort of triumph, that although a. Representative Govern ment appears beautiful in theory, it could not be re duced to practice. This is assertion without proof. Every theory founded in nature is pradieabi e ; and every age and country have a right to legislate for -themselves. • , _~ , Ministers talk of discontents still existing in the country; bet they do not attempt to account for diem. If there be discontent io tbe Opt tar mind, it is iu consoqitonci of their own violent lIIISISUIPS, and their.coudact to the People gem/fillip It is the see n% and necessary consequence of and.adurinistration. They may talk of political and moral guilt existing in every body but themselves ; but the very Wont 'scenes of the . People did net carry half the *oval guilt with them that attaches to the contrivers and abettors of the Spy System. Neither era Ministers, who act from design, •entitled to the same indalroco for their errors, as the People, who act from the Im pulse and the force of immediate impressions. As to the disorderly principles impaled to the popesr boili t the fact that one third of the whole male adult peptise lion of the empire expressed tho strongest aversion to their conduct and principles,aadthestrenge stiadigna. firm at that overgrown system of corruption which they hare erected oot of the spoils of an 'shouted country, is a fact too decisive to be mistokeu. And , this espression of public feeling, so far from being an indlcatiOn of disorder, is a symptom of health and rigour. It Is a proof that the People; down to the lowest classes, are alive to their political rights; and considering that violence begets violence, andthat the arbitrary courses of INiulMess are sperpotual provo cative to excesses oa the part of the People, the for. bearanca aud moderation ell the. Jailer under. the press tiro ql, such severe &trete, and snot, snob strong feelings of indignation toward' those chum they be. tiered the authors of their sufferings, is a 'circum stance highly honourable to their good sense, and a straits coufiiniatiott of the honesty of their WWI. lions. 41.1.1111 j ~ +, French Pape* to the let, have arrived. The Duke of WELLINGTON'S Mustachio plot is noticed in a vsgne article. It is stated that a private communist. lion had been received at Frankfort of the appreken sion of two persons aespeeted of having made the tote attempt open the person of the Duke. Roth ivere known to be in the hubit of wearingrnuslachios:bot at the time they were arrested they lied none.--the La a for Recruiting the Army is proceeding through the Chamber of Peers ; and in the Chamber of Dep. ties a Project of Law baibeen received for fixing the qualifications of its Members, which specifies that each Deputy most have completed his foitieth year on the day of election, and pay direct lases to the amount of 1000 francs yeirly. The moti►e for thus readeriog persons inadmissible to sesta in the Representstivk until they ire past she prime of life, we are at a loss to understand. The People of France most be pre. somed to eojby a batter prospect of fongerity then other nations, from the pains which are thus taken to have it understood that their education is not finished before the age of forty. Bratizon,whe was lately condemned with theßouen Dauphin, has appealed to the Tribunal of Cessation, which lifs prinCipar has not done.—The new Concor dat is likely to excite some warm discussion in the Chamber of Deputies, a Commission of which is said to be actively employed in preparing a Report on the subject. The rumoured meeting of the,Allied Sovereigns is still the subject of anxious conversation, though we Jo not find that atty tbing definitive is settled. French Funds—Five per Cents. 67 1. 10e. Bank Actious 1550 f. A private letter from Paris, of the 27th art. says, " Nothing transpires as to the progress of the nego cistions with the Allied Powers for the departure of the troops ; but the public expectation of seeing them speedily removed is rather diminished than augmented. A definitive resolution of evacuating the French territory will probably not be liken till next summer, at the Congress of Sovereigns. The eleva tion of BERNADOTTE to the throne, by the name of CHARLES Joins I. has caused a great sensation here. Yesterday, neither the Queen, who is here, nor the Government, had received any direct Message free Stockholm, though one was expected every atioatest." Laid CAsTLEREAGH'S apology, in last nightiede. I bate, for Mr. CANNINeIs-Perndies will amese the, Reader. He said they were not addressed to the lozrer orders of the People, bet to those classes whose minds could not be affected by their contents ! Whey certainly related to some very low subjects, were ' not expressed in language of the very highest order, and were published, oe suspect, with a eery tom ob. ject, eccompoolesl wills as volgaLeasommendetisge ea, that Journal of the " highey, orders," the Copriar t coold supply. . Yesterday her MAJEStf i accompanied by Pele• ceases AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and the Doebess of GLOUCESTER, took an airing by Pathlington, the New-road, and Islington. . Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE visited the' PRINCE REGENT at Carlton.hoose. 1- Yesterday the Dukes of CLARENCE and Sussex, land the Prince of llEsse.ilownuata, visited her MA• Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, sod the bechess of GLoucEsTra. In the evening her MA. 31ISTT bad a select party. ' We are assured, says a Morning Pew that most 'of the reports mentioned in some of the iepers rels. ties to a reported matrimonial alliance between one of the Royal Dukes and a rich Heiress, are not only erroneous. but perfectly ridiculous. Sir GREGOR MaGßEcau, the South American General, is arrived in town. The widow of Sir RICHARD CROST is about CO de part for the Continent. \' From Estimates, which have been submitted to Parliament, it appears that 90,0001. wlll be wanted this year, for Highland Roads and Bridges; 50,0001. towards building the Penitentiary abuse, at Mill. bank ; 11,04 W. for the expence of the establitinneet there; 25,0001. for - Law charges; end 139,3481. for the maintenance and,employment of tool icte et bone. ~ - rot STAT Es MAN _ NAVAL !NTS L. LIG E NCB. - • Powtsm 0 EMU, M A mat 3. Arrived this Leeds packet, - --, from the Mediterranean, and is put under qoarentine. PLYUOuTmI, Manus the Maria, —, of and from London to St. Locia—sailed from' Paris mouth three Weeks ago, during whisk time shit es perieneed tremendous weather, with the wind from S. W. to N. W. with alarming seas. ' On the 26th alt. being then io let. 411 long. 10. a sea struck the Vessel and carried sway her rudder, maiatop.sail yard sod sail, and otherwise injured her sails and rigging. At the time of the above accident a brig and a large Spanish schooner hove in sight, to whom the Master made a signal of distress, bet neither of them bore up to his assistance. Also the Berets, from Lisbon. Vacantly'', M MICR 1. —Camels the Active cater,, from • cruise. ailed the Economy, Sutton, Ur i Portsmouth. MORALLY, Riclat CROSIER, MARCU2.—The stoop Nept one, Paine, from Portsmouth to London, laden with a steam engine, was found yesterday near alakeneyilarhour withoet any person on board, and it .is feared that all the crew base perished. The Blakenry pilot eget an anchor and cable out a ndboveher of, but were afterward.; obliged to run her on abate net 'Cromer, *here she now lies, Ind it is feared wilt be a wreak: The cargo will be saved. • -iltastsGmra;Aaacts S.—Several ships have $t in here for shelter, hut none . with damage or lose, es cept the New W es sio g , Ember's, she hat lust a boom end two anchors and cables —The schooner An toinette, i 4 riding of the Foreland, and has lost several of her sada. kr. Eili• - • sto.i.itss: Y;sterd y the Lord Nay or held • Court of Al. dermen for the general dispute of public business; which was atteetled by fifteen Aldermen, the Re , corder, Sheriffs, and City Pacers . . A small quantity of go:d and silver was tureen off for exportation. The Court requested the Lord Bishop of Lands', nod the Rev. William . Chafy, D. D. Master of Sydney &MIMI College, Cimbridge, to preach the Anneal Spital Sermons at Chihli Church, Nengate-street, before the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and the Governors of the several Hos pitals, dic. on Monday and Tuesday in Easter week nest. Mr. Henry Woodthorpe, jun who was at littlest Coed of Cpronion Cooncil unnninroosly appointed Deputy Town Clerk, was sworn into that othce. The Act of Parliament was directed to be put in force in respect of sundry premises which had been presented by the !no:pests of the several Wards as PED ESTMAA ISM. The rime of a mile between the Chicken-botcher and the Painter, took place on Monday, for one hundred guineas, at the sis-mile-stonts on the Las. bridge-road. The Painter received 50 yards at start ing, his adversary never could overtake him, and the match was won by ten yards. The• Butcher. was the favourite at starting, and She ground was done in five minutes and '22 seconds. A . Gentleman of the name 9f Dunking, snatched , himself to do 120 miles in 30 hours for 200 geittgats; on a piece of Hat, called Skirting-moor, near Gott atone, and he started at an early hour on Wary morning. The first 40 miles was done in silt hours, and half the distance was performed 12 hours, rest included. The 100 miles was performed iil 25 hours; and with much labour and game, the whole distance was performed in seven rainetes within the given time at eight yesterday morning. The value of the lands which come into possession of the Earl of Ft ra, by the late decisions of del Courts in Scotland, is computed at upwards of 900,0001, independently of several rich and valuable mines which have been discovered upon these eaten. sive estates ; in the working and exploring of which,' as well es in establishing villages and promoting the prosperity and encouraging the indaistry of hi+ name•' roes tenantry, the Noble Lord his been for some time meritoriously employed. 4 MOO dy 4. It was Mr. ALLAN, Member for the City of Dur ham, wko so successfully opposed the Election 13111 on !Monday, and oa whose motion the division took place, by which it wvs Inst. Saturday an elegant dinner was given at Edinburgh to Mr: KRIMBLE ; Mr. WALTER SCOTT in the Chair, and Mr. F. JErrstey, croupier. After dinner a muff-boa, of 100 guineas vitae, was presented to Mr. Krung& The party inctuded many of the first li terary characters in Edinburgh. The fees paid upon each pardon granted under the Great Seal, amount, according to a Return just made to Parliament, t. no less than 501. 17s. M. The espence of the Ordnance Corps with the Army of the Duke of WELLINOTON is 107.9511. Queer- , QP.Ulll.—Yesterday Edward flukey and anthem: Gi rryfiero charged by Robert Davies, land lord of the Coach and Horses publie.house, Royal Uospital-rnw, Chelsea, with passing eight bad ling). A witness who saw the transaction nut being able to attend; the Prisoners were remanded. fIATTON-GARDZK.—Yesterday, Jos. Fletcher, a baker residing in Portpool.line, appeared to a sum mons, on an information, charged with selling silt half-quarten loaves deficient thirteen ounces of the weight. Hut, the officer, produced the bread, and . proved the deficiency. The defendant was convicted in the mitigated penalty of seven shillings as went., and coots, which be paid down, and the bread was ordered to be given to the poor.— There was another charge against the same defendant on a second infor leaden; and one against Solomon Rogers who keeps a shop on Snow-hill; and another, at Battle-bridge; bat, through a ilavi in the informations, they were discharged. CORN-EOHAROR, MARCH 4.—Our Wheat trade was very heavy this morning, although we have had no fresh arrivals since Monday, and what remained over from that day was dull in sale, tot the same prices were obtained.—lldrley of prime quality, for Malting, sold rather freely at Monday's prices, bat the middling descriptionsare nearly Unsaleable. — Oats are full ls. per quarter cheaper, having alarge arrival from Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.—la Peas and Beads ) sad ether articles, there Wee alteration Fiedst . ria LONDON GAZSII I E, MNICI UT.k&Y r freWee-0 Merck S. !et Regiment of Life Goods, Lieut. Phatailt from tf, bait spay of the 40th Peet. le be genet not hob. vice Delos% who cashews. Commission is the Staffordshire Regis...et of Yeomanry Carol& ry, steed by the EArd Lieotemus of thaGoosay of Stafford. Heory A) osatfurt. Gent. to be Corset. Commission is the Stafordihire Regiment of 'Yeomanry Co. • vilify, signed by the Vice-Liesuossott of the - Goantyo Ur. ford. Thomas Morris, 6ert. And lieu!. Samuel Campbell M al e s% on the half-pay of the YSd Lauren, to be I. l entroanis. Charles Gathmote and Ruben Mamba Vemghtom, G e m. is b e _Cornets. d Craven- ffwe Mara S. MEMBER RETURNED - 1V SERVE IN THIS PE& *ENT PARLIAMENT. • • Borough of St. Albon's. Mills. Theme'? Robartb, Egg. fist nos of Joseph Not soy, decefted. RA NK RUPTCY SUPRRSERID. H. Ve nable*, Grreawlek, VA erehloof. .BANKRUPTS. G. and T. Caro". Brighthelmsione, Same:, 1. March. 7, 17., April 14, at Guildhall. Atturaies, Mews. BBlsor. dtihen and Co. Bread:greet. Cheapside. 41. H. Csnsell.:lligh-sfreet, Slstereditek, oilman, March 7 I_7, :401 14, qt Guildhall. Astarstey, Mr. Lindsay, 04 . Tlmmaff's stied. nuthwark. titates. Mediated, Yorkshire, rnanurnelarer, Meek 11. 1; kigket4,'Votitc-Cbtreler Arm; eapt and Mr, Monne. liallest: A Geftyronely, Lancashire, liase-besisn " Nast. soo. 114, 4ltisse.Gularn Crow., Preston. Attoraltt. Herd .4lienek.walls, Temple; sal '111 " Zt. .T us' Prrotent. • ' • J. liidlrr. Worcester, dealer. March €l. 24. April 14, at de ar sod Garter lon, Worcester. • Anomie*, 4r. B cse, • ftveme t s- buildings, Chancery-4tue 4 and Mr. Hill, Worreter. Liverpoil, Joinet.. alas& - 17. 111. A pea ./1. al :die George Ins, [aversion', Ationtim. Alders. tilnektereck Co. King's Brach-walks, Temple; and Mr. *arrow, Liver pool. . • J. hog.' Poraff barn, Norfolk. Wines, Alrereh 25" S.' April .14, at the . ,Creion Inn, Swaffham. Anomie.. Mr Carpet. Loot Derelento, Norfolk t and Mr. Barlow. . W. Brain, Smodhind,, Kelm, miller, !dares 7 17. a mil at Guihiondl. Attorney, Mr. Caustahle, Sytno:sd's inn. M. Allen, (layk. Yorkshire, dealer, March 17. ILL it the Ling's arum lua..A4trigg, iforkskirr. A i rif 11, a' toe% Head Leyborn, Y ork.hirre. Atinruies, Memos. Ilillis and Co. Waratord-cuurt ;.and Mr. Ledge, Askrigg S. and, A. Semde.rlartd. Itaracildswick. Yorkshire, earn. deafer., March 24, 13, April 14,- at the Shea hone. Marl, SY ipton, . arkshire. A.twpirs, !Bemis- Starker and Co. Far. nivel', Inn, Holborn I,#nd Memos. Akcoek and Cu. Skeleton. W. Tapscott, Plymouth, vlttftaller, 12, 13, April 14. at the Kink's Arms fun. Pl , ”ntstith. • Attornies, Mentr.. Burke and , Co. Ciaacerrtlane aud-Alessrs. Bozon and Ca. Norm& Dock. ' 1.1. *Randers, Stafford, kw-stationer, March 10, ii, April 14, at the 011iceof Newts. Broodurs and Co. Stafford. ANN , - Mei', Messrs. Bishop and Ca. Tokets-hume-yard; sad Hems. Brookes and Co. Steroid. DIVIDENDS. Marta 31, lacy, Whitbv, ship-builder—Misch 22, E. James, Bristol. thnber-.credont March 'l7, T. Jack,n., Wath-upon-Dearne, Yorkshire, grocer—March 31, J. Milers Rochester-row, Tnthill-fields, brick-unaker March 21. J. Whitehead, .U. Howard. aad J. Haddock. esteems -street. 14111kert—A psi! 4. J. Matthews, Ilaretield, 'timekeeper —March 21, J. Griffin. Little Ryder-street, nsan-miltiner—Marelt 14. T., Jenkins, Judd-sired,. master-mariner—March 26, A. Dante Bask wheel-chair-maker—klatch 18. H. Cooke and D. Pr niv Colonnao-street, merehants—Matter 26, J. Gay. Cislingtors , Suffolk. dealer—Marrh 24. J. Morley, Liverpool, ilemper-- April 14,.1, W arm. , Litnebouse, cooper—Alarck23. J • lima. titaraford-briggs, Lleetelmaire. mercer—April 10. J. I•too, Chep"rou, Momanathshire, "mereliast—Mare! 20, J. Term Girard, tattaccosisr, Cliff T 1 FIC ATES sacs 24. P. Shortman. Bristol, slutiikeeper —S. Card, jan.. Bere ft tiYili,h}le, 'farmer M.- Mae ley, Loner Thame-4seeto. Was manger—W. Rees, ing's,asnsiugate, Camlostreet,.Leicemee ...4llo*, linen-draper—J. Price. tllitow Radnorshire , farmer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVI ID. serf. , and - J. theatre, Weatherer, Seeks, easharen•- • Annit-rS: • Goodry„ 4. Llffasee„ and J. geese. Bridpon„ 1,/nneethire. moliders,-.L. W. 1/illnyo, tiadT. and J. Begin canneorgansbire—W . (Tray . L. Sidi_ pan.. Ildiraordhstf...Yorkshire. impers—T. henget nod R. h;dgcll, litinuaersmith, -upotheicaries—C. and G. Porter, Mormon. fellniongers— W. Innen% Highgate, (1. Moore. Trieste, and 'hf.'llrnisemi,Malla —hi. Hale and R. Hemiegsray., lierkmoodoikei Vorkshire r haen-drupers—J. Lang and E. thatiou-gterden, truss-makers—J. Potter and J. Pdrifyienol, htonmouthiaire, saddlers—G. Birley aad J. It Small, Bovtoa.• Lincolnshirts drapers— W. C. LW; and W. S. 'Jetty, lilagstaa-Opros Hull, surgeous. • • • THE M I ICOR ITY THAT VITTFD IF9II 1 arum crtint IN TIIE LARGr STAIIDING ARMY IN TIME or IPEAct,:. Ar ROWItC AND ASIOAI. Althnrp, Vi.. Fazakerley, J. N. Newp.o I. SirJ. Brougham. H. Gorda.. Rotten ()rd. Win. lignites. Henry Greuftll, Paricue Sharp, 'l2. Rahnittoo. Thorns Hunt, Itt. Smolt, J. H. Careen. J. C. Itemort.!tir AV. Smith ' Win. Dostraita-is, Vivre. Lynktost Hos. W. Syntoado. T. P. Douglas... Hon. F.S. knock. Sir C. Wane. S. A. Tti.t.eas—Sit W. &wrought sad John Calcraft. • Commits's Itrernarr.—Tuesday night. at seven o'clock. m Inquivishro Wig adieu before Haas I.swas, Stip .Coroser far Wewnsinster, at the bathe of Mr. Whitebrook. the Commit. Hitagerfontstreen, Strand, an the bodies of Mrs. Enos Wheater. the wife of Mr. W heater. grnerr, Strand, alai JOSelf , Siurger, him apprentice. who were burnt to death on Sundtky morning last, in the conflagration of Mr. Wheater's mink et ; and oral the body of James Tasker. the .hopmaw. who woo killed by throwing himself from a window when t h e home waP on fire. A long iavettigation took place. but an fact flair pired in addition to what our Readers already know. —" Joseph Sturger aid Mrs. limas Wheater wereaccidenially burnt to death. James Tosker's was produced by a fall ac cidentally." DT.XTEROOS RODBMV.—Tuestlav morning, a yomig inaa s having theappearance Of an Officer f s fettiitit. went to the wars *tome. of Messrs. Imogoore and Co. carpet-inamitacturen , Illhockfriard-road., and stated that he was the servaot ei Colou'el • Walker, who resided at the house of Mr. Butler. Gliarlottet 411tret, Blackfriant-road ; that his matter was desicitas of par• efintilw two carpett, for which be world pay on delivery, bid requctolcd that the porter . might accompany him with the otter., Imal bring change for a 4tb note. lk made choice of some'elf- IP% which Ca m t! to thetas of The porter rtepampf bied tam with the prorrty, and took wi h him 911 51. an no vs and colh. When they arrived at Mr. 'Bailer's, thejouag fel low request d the porter to follow him into the drawing room. where he wastold in tit down white he took the change to the Colonel, who' wilt in bed anon adjoining room. Tlie porter 4- .livered the chaster, wad waited patiently for aeoashlerabli time for thestote, which aot appearing, he became alarmed. Itod9d enquiry among the pers4 , m residing iu the horse. be was in formed that there was no such person there as Colonel Walker. Mt: WHIM stated,4bat the young • man came to his house about = biome the above transaction took place. reprewaied as the servant of Colonel Walker, and engaged a suit* ofaaarishosas for his master, and stated that he sho uld g o im mediately sad purchase some carpets for the back rooms. He got clear of with the cash. COI/144g OF EXCII A Amsterdam. 96 40 II 2 U. Ditto. at :iglu.% 4 Aimaerdaia, II C. F. Ditto. at sight. 11 Rotterdam, 11 7 .1 U. Aativerp. 11 R .t.. ilarnbarch. 94 O. °I kr. Altana. SI 1'24 U. Paris, 3days% bight, 24 0 U. I)itio, 24 Y+•Y U. • Ruardestie a. 24 ' • Crank.oo the:ll=titte.ll2 ez.mo. 591 ellective Cadiz, 391 elective Billwa, 99j Seville. 99 Gibraltar, 95 D}. FRIDAY, MARC, S. Leghorn. all . Genoa, 471 Malin, 51 Venice, St 10 Naples, 44 Patent*. 129 per on. Lhoon". fog Oporto, bvi Rio Janeiro, 671 "Dublin. 431 per Cent. Cnrk, 9-per Gent. Rio of the Hank on Holland. 2 Portugal Gold, in Coia;4l. 0 Gold. in 8an.41. ld. Sew Dollars, 5+ bd. Mayer. ip Barsoitandard,s9.44 - .1 I. .Nllo,lt Prtate4 and Publi•hed liv D. LoveLt,. at Pe ST AT ESN AN OFILCE I SAUSINMI•CONTia Flea-Wed'. 1 1 ) :‘‘ . 1 ss t [ ' S