The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-01 00:00:00

~' - 2119.1dA'Obsetoting Clirranieu's flosses 1341 was ._:_:. • - _ . • %Aleutian by Wt. PAlillk:LL ) . uvula tbstemestiots of Mr. Pus. . TOWN-LAND FINRII IN IRELAND. • General lIART rose to being forward the Abelian on this subject of *hick be had given notice. lie • • "rourefecttreqtaibte of Moinadeqoaci to latradace • matter 41 oak reel moment. He bad bete -urged ' 111,01'ooY iwopoistors-of•.-4aud, .howeeer% and. Imo , tioulatly by n most uppectible Grind July WHIG AMA .Assiankto *log on some .unction to tbooffttei of •Aihrit with which be shoal(' yowled,. That body ikul • :Stated it to be their atoosiniess °plosion, diet die pet. 'mint emistiog tionoterti cot Benedetti, bailie mike 4 Crary; sod that they bad produced swampy can& gooocea of as kaproper nature, the `it scald be liot 'of Ms Visor to oltitnente'lltenc." 'Bs trotted. Oat- Ms inodetionty to dojestiolo ti ibi subject *Wild he tiseased; and iiiirhoses niiiir 'asieolds tor, by this* 'llienbers intrettated flit Mai *On Proem. By %he stoma d lam tirldr.h . islstedi it Might be Alined, 'that tile lonsitoot ere fitialtistli• peelshrid fee' cbe `gutty; whirhips they Were, it'sriboet in tholsidoe • it'iono ii . nlitieeut. It' Pas bapioioiblo'fbrbitit: to, OttlititeitO old .ono inesocoirehich 6'4M:eyed, ;as, - sOreilid the liiiiity With- whitio dials*" hid been ittliiiaiikeyS. That' certainly had been stunt; :rgid, .101des i , the meows !mantling tie sPeles - had Imen very rmasilbrobie. In llit4, doeespeoesqlietiried. ' is toper* WY, tinder did Assent sisteeil if pre. vestiogliikit disslitatly, web 1W414.5i11ittr71,0091.• - iliodboes ;PM to tAwyses.• Theo had bees remiss . ' preload, Maths whit s hid tees tho 'sloe' dimine.. dos or toenail of Ullck dlifilistlow,• and It bad ht.: • creased slaws the 1... Mao peptide* trith Ishtar* bad been tidied. Its former times it had bsestotaf... ' adept to coodiseato the property oethelbtiller, and to puakh Mat; but sew the ponittimetit fell is fact t ie the township. There was no civilised coastry in 'llis world where a - similar system presided, and there * was hardly any country where similar pnctieesdid not Later ; in some parts the pales of death wens sot sof. Ids* to prevent thee. The pilaw Gomel condo& ' Mb" flooring for here to bring 'in's Bill to repel sod, 'Act of the 540 of the King as rested to the Ilistillation of Spirits, and all former Acts authorising ,'*hi imposition of Fines oSTowo-lands sad todiscdis. Olds In Ireland. Sir G. HILL spoke at considerable level sp - 6. motion. ' • i '-• • Lord COMPTON laid, the mason *is my 111 dbasen for the discussion of a gondol% like the pre- Jpsout, when so sally ,Irish Optima, Were absent, the deft so near an god. He thought it ad ded doe motion should be withdrawn Of, 4: llSoweeer, It .was pressed to a division, he should •be . • - rots against it. . • • -• '• 14 ''. 1! ' '. 4 said, it was• highly *speak* Tulle. • : t ( Jr.,*, • ' „, cot Aerate without some espreasitio of , ''' •lopisloto olk of this motion'. Ile • upsic , that , . ",' "•* given him the tie rAz edsaame. the ;notion the tome of the Session ; - tell Gentlemen irlosdisired to intend the torottildi bier to Ireland, -*bat it ,estoald be flint simesery to apllit so kis _Whoa SD Acts of PodittlPlNlt. Time was oritainly .04, bettor oriterion Imjedelts 4 this petite!? by , ' Olielototog its praMiesloperatiors, seeing what .were tine soliber of Min Goes for the three years parsed. IVO, 4et,.the amosat of the rewards' patio the .'military end agnstabios, awl referring to tire sass . . itINIS shift the AO was carried into Effect. - Let the now look elm • at the pears 1614, 12, and 16. In . 41114 thew were 1,217 um •Idet itliposotir‘in 1815, .• . , 10,50.--4* 1810, 1,068. Now, in 1817, the mem. to ' . s i. . .`or was speeded to 370, rod on average of 1 . 8111; to .108. The Pest 4Wititios was the sallowest Paid • the • Alskilltary sad coosioblee—(1110 former, be •k Yeses. ',bora, must be toorplityed for general perm's, quite *triodes of the present eassideratiou). Is 1613, the 4ccr,boforotho miaow, the Pies paid to Iliaaglikarry, • Ike. ottoooloti to 21,000Lmeis 1814 to 18,5001..1a ' Au* tg ispool.--eff- tote to 1t.,000L-1.40t0 1117 ,111..7P00i.—Elissti1 —Bo wield also beg tortillas ligtatioa of the noose to a mastmaterial circentstince,• AO meat the consamptiou of spirits id Derry and ,Ste bags. no cwwwweplims of spirits in the district . tiseedonderry, for.thatbeea years poodle. 014, as 18,000 gallons—for the 'three •subsegootot tears 1111 1 000. • .1n Strabane, for this three yearslieforo .I.so l an consumption was short of 15,000 midair ~,.for the three years shwa the consompiloo mat 110,800 gallops., being al: times greater then aria* .ths.,procading period. In Ulster, for the three pre. iloos years, the somber was 598,006 genesis—for the three mobsequay 1,640,000. These, which were 011siel returns of the consumption of legal spirits, . Ameed at sties the efficacy of the present system in :ilk. .pin down end •paterntiq the illicit distillation. .There was another remsrisabie fact worth the alien.' t of the House; it was this. In• the year 1817 lutes ail over Irela n d word in somber 693, while. - li-the year 1818,1 a the comity of Donegal aloes, the county with which the lion. (Amaral (list) was more immediately connected, the still fines Were no less than 818.-1 liar, hear! ands laugh.)-..He Nrould here jest ran over doe times of other cantles, ea a comparison of the amount for ire yeara.e-In the county of Kilkenny there had been daring this period 13 fines, in the. toasty of. Cork IS, Wisklow is Waterford 3, not ons. lii terry, and is Nand alone 34110.—(1k0r, hdia4 hurt and erects laugliter.)—lt was from this eircamstanco ..-- t 'lia in that county bore so messtroos a pre. a . ; *at toe tithe on corn was so Yosiderable, • sad barley land at so enormous a value por'acre, is comparisen with that of any other dietritt, theses the land was notorlossly boggy, and of an iodide Tquilt, as compared with other. soils. If the Goo ow ows.lands were repealed, it meat Ithelwitoto from times facts that the illicit distillation Orsold loutish. In toll (arbor, while in the same proportion the Yd. somption of legal spirits wised be Mooed andtke seeps, of coarse injerid in the same radio. • not bad heard of the affidavit of Mr. Robert Tomig• who eamipiained he had imams, or solihrod loos to the • sorest of 1,0001. and who plainly statedis his ell. deck, that he thosght it hard be shield safer MOO llsaa his nelighbours, who were weemlioselylossilip: siren to apply themsehes to rentleo4lllBoolll. Itik together with tho importatims st ciheeditto far le. asane Oillaws..-(4 langh)--showed ' ploy' *OW the unbrokes desire whickgenorally palwailsol to On* tiptoe the illicit pratlce. Now from these modes% and all his loformatkit too lbeleldol4l h Ol l7 ... Mid f ~ ~ ,: I. • ' r /- • ' : t. • ~ ~` r ~! r ~~ (411aagA.)—indeed the Flan. Gemini (liert) himself, when eleamined befoie the avow• eel the Predilection they hid 'for the illegal. spleit;ned had aid that they did not *lab to drink any other. — Ile had been " General, do )our haymakers drink it?" else legal whiskey)—A. " 1 believe not."—Q.'Wooltryosi give it to them ?" (Still sposk• hag of the " Parliameat whiskey")—A. I certainly mold so if t &Old' get any other."—(.l loogb:) It Wes clear, therefore, tbat the predilectioe tees glittered; bet, the misfortune was,, that it was too muck to•tsk all the other counties in, lig hted to pay fora* peciftlar palates of the people.of Donegal..(lieitr t . onsi a laugh:)—They bad Ihgerd o great ninny Statements of the sufferings of *dulls thittegh the Town‘iaoti Fine• system.; bet 'be Peei)• denied the foundation of •theseNtide ,usents. The Right Iles. Gentleman thei reteired ins i pamphlet lately poballsek and askett:Whither the House'was .prep.riii at tint 'Ww to' believe the, statements made 'in that Plarlication—for Inatome ' , that a vert.saesitorisisto pen.o wet refused a lire's*, fora 100 or. 1504eifon Itlllt betiattie h * stio Woo l .s,snit was inAte oeigitisoovibed4—orthesstoty of tbe Collector forcibly taking a rood tido -mot of tlsO f packet of 11 person named' M‘Angies stitik -meat wills $ Sat contrhdiction, and in i tote to titOPebilintion containiog•tke charge, Mi. Ghieheiter sotatioste-tbat ise.stever Considered the matter Sit thit, light of a robbery. The Right lion. G•nttemen eluded by hoping; that as the subject bad been" brought before sha Homo, it would not suffer tootles to be withdrawn, bet would pronounce siv opinion epos it.--(1/eor!) - • Mr. FORBES felt a strong disposition to opPlato the system of the Escise Laws in Ireland. They' proeseded upon the worst possible principle that bad seer entered into legislation, namely, confointling. in the punishment of the guilty. What the HollelGlMoral ought to do lithe present case, be ,shoold not presses to dictate ; but it was evidently the disposition of many in the House to postpone 'lads BM for the resod Session. • Or N. Gibbers' Mr. V. Fitzgerald, and Mr. 'new, of Dahlia, *Ppm* the motion.—Mr. Chi. dotter, Mr. Parnell, and Mi. Knot topported it. !nig question was thee pet,. and the milieu ow •ptived without a division. CUNDY'S PETITION. Mr. WARRE, is the absence of his goo. friend (Sir F. Borden). gave notice, that she lion. Ba ronet would, on •Wednesday nest, bring forward a proposition relative to the Petition of Mt. Coady, of the Paotbenu. BANKRUPT LAWS. Mr. WROTTESLEY obtained leave to bring in a Bill, to repeal so muck of the Bankrupt Law,, as required of creditors within the City,of London and Bills of Mortality, to lam s( Geildh.ll. The Bill was read a Ent time, and.ordered to be read a second time on Monday. The Report of I,risis County jofirmariest Bill was broaght up, some amenclme•bo were agrerkto sod the Report ordered to be taken tour farther coddler.- lion on Monday se'sotight.—Adjourned. dui M *aintwatieer • bet Abe . Oth or 10th of P•Piiiik.bhtl,-Wehatted Pdorsatalsad,' Ca 11.04 Ahab.** the Kiitna river,about -141).1111ii' swath •of Pionnit. 13onertl Paul a eta, who originally eissummided sae of the corps sea 'Ailed' bolded the s oiela arsty.tOitteraant any of the ralfibootera who' sight .escape ':through.. the :islet allkee of 'the front wu afterwards moved 40 1 remierPoor to join in pandit of Alt be bulione followed Mm inihe direction* of: Mtkitlictie and wu, when the lastadvieesoloheftrlYs within 40 :mile§ cif his. ltrigadier-teti.spiTu'at tint same vitae 'Nattrivacised folto9n.o the Nazi :Rivet... The for. trees of Cernella hatessereoderod to fair troops, thee. _securing the ! commehmtlow betiteen . :l3Mbe7 ea ‘Po•nab ; and: death the Pitsinore;itati still ' s fa6tkt of MOM bOrie tiivl i3OOO ;0041 O t iOIVII 1,0 11 % . 4.0131 Ty siiih hiw,'and was 4intioring about wlthoot • ''•• • ff 4- • • I_ SP, "nk - thenskt that be couiti Atold Os! On& fiegert at* 0.'4 his own sebjetas logos to forsake him, many of the priociisal -. people loi'th e . southern part of. his demiehmi: Wring 'treaty Nat ;asiirencee df aabmitsion and 41(eteece to the 141tish .itethority ! . . . 'As to !clirosig, who . it was karat ky some per.. spear' 004 co-opecata with LIOLZAK, lie hes rellain• ed perfectly tranrill.; and from the stale IleddlePeel- Oen of hi. toile's, it h considered title he cannel van- Win to hive recoorse to area, without a perfect car. taint, Of.lielog instantly overwhelmed. Tito Mereeis •f .11.trrtuos was known to have ad. ✓enom/ to Sonaree, not far from the stations lately 'calked by the Pindarrees. These freebooters, de prived of the support of the Maltratte Chieftiass t on which they had confidently relied, have Red is dif.' fermi; Ortolan. DRAW MOHAMMED bed, iiPd south. ,wartf.across the Nethedde ' • Ssavoo ' with bit fol. legion, bad sought refoge far to th e Westin the ooentry of the Itajpaata ; whilst KURREEII KHAN end WASSIL MOHAN/RD had , directed their flight wolillWord ; bet hi attentptine to cross the Clientbal, these latter Chiefs were overtaken by Col.* AbAst., 04•01Iptpred . their , families end great put of their baggage; those who-emped on • that occasion Bid in the direction of Jamred. • -~- M v - . It is not must for the /Ulnae - eT Perliament to meet on business on Saturday,. escoptat the close of a•Sessien. Both flosses sat on Saturday last, for the perpose of forwarding Bills ; and it will be ob served from the report 4.lsiall we - give, that there was considerable interest In the discussions ethic* arose on the questions introduced, though some of the to pics had_been previously noticed. The pettifogging, system, elf electioneering policy rectiued In 'West sisorlaUd by certain ageets -of the Tat Office, the ob ject of which is suflielently *behes t tO 'Akio kr. • BROVIIIAK alluded, as one of Ike grossest *flecks opoti the freedom of election and the , Owiellegee of the People which he had witneised, - .fle Sabo, jest .. will worthy of attends"' :nod aliqueloatiob. —The independents of • Sector* le essential for •• the preservation of the rights of the People, as well as of the principles upon which legistition h folsodeti.. Representatives returned ~by. the ininleeoced, unboight selfrage of the Poo. pie will necessarily be watt:Wel over the interests or l •that.,People ; but if stbey are returned by a few se- i lect and interested Men, the indiviaesil interests of those men will be attended to, alenos.of elf kinds instead of being checked will be ousitiplird, .ned she prayers and petitions of the People willeentinetr to 'be despised and derided. The motion made by ,General . NAST, ore of the Members for the County of Donegal, for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal or modify those branches of the Bads, laws in Ireland which relate to tier dis tillation of spirits, and which sothotise the • impoil lion of goes on town-lands, whereon illegal stills or any part of them are discovered to exist, is a subject rf ',vetoed pectslior interest to the Irish Nation...... The prieciple of •the Irish Excise Lawris ehjust:add lma, and the administration of this is in too *thy instances on Otani* of deliberate. croel ' fy . snd Wilpression. Why the spirit and practice of the. Go. ~,ernment in Ireland in, this respect eitoold be so difl (*rent from the system in fonotiond, - there is not ‘ - sine g*Gd4 , 44 ol ► to Oow. It soil s 0 , 407 hike,;.( 41,- ditectet on a. ::totifeperperty, this , •werber,ri; tbe,P . aepe . ,ftie e ititriell44l.4... gene. it is mid• to, ar .. :riait t4 hieing '• hoe. a °l "9",• -aa Pll -11 *; 'Mitt • - i.q•aool- . .1,10t.ii4...*iii011. a edit - he:o' or atones or the ppent4slit ! and givirig Olikereinfiematron that tile jipiity irelcie.was ,cOO., ceiqed'(whire he himself had 144.10 withicillieWeigh. - bosi's boundary, has brought him rode, the ohaslise meet Ed the law. Thus, if an hide sail be Need et work any where by We opt . they; eelprit himielf, who runs off in: time, bet hie Inte l feuding neighbor re art, peeishett, by en eartemius eine levied on the tows-lard where it wee detected. This,' es was ; irdepeodent Member (Mr. nipple) obsened, is Creforodiug the butooset with thrgioilty. it it a systole 'of std aptirapr "Wriallbeg to the law of &shied, mad rot less. eteleP'rediairie lens, and cooteria jester. The moilrifite ttss tepeel of thlif k#111: beer sletWili..teiWord . at a mess faioirahl* period of *0915111W • We are sorry to say the preposition' was rigelimmi e • kt will bet It Wis feta sew Pi:limiest. • . • . - . • - Dieilet of the mtmwarel rites. The Duke ef ti! lime• *.emus` sit COirtte,fistiolfin/7~ii*ateai The feer toners of the patl sere barn* hk bla n k s ' , eis C° l4 " A t . im Allio c t i :i a t ivi iii;: m Ui 4l eitsi : 7 l F arati ltlittae . ntv„ . 4.1 . 40 1/tost ie e leta rttt lit , ttxs g s i tise - Deathesa a AllregleLeltlk She- DA, of Anne. puts, the Duke of Bengt, as 4 the tli oc h pl i i of .. Shuggow, welted the arrh.l of Abe ,body 2.11 4 thatch -of St. Denis. The Archbishop. of Toot% oeolstad.hy.fottr .Canoes of the CAmirter, perfoesoi the seyylcie; in A. -course of , which, the :Abu rialtllottors detieered ei Nrierig cotAINS MI tbelhe Partial, ?sine*. ; - •__ L -• •• • • -:: . 4 - *,' • • •:. • . The DOlty. Of Weestatron- issi tsitiresst t re at. ' I t Brussels to Costbray. i.:: ~, , i i . f • ' . TO. Appel, lodged ; by • Ltaitide, - Joosi on , sl i ethera l , against their *entente .at Alai. mill he lei• autly4 span with celerity by, the Bich G oo k. ~ • . ,40.-Vieencite er* istformed, that the Gom a , i iiiii of Aimstrie. hat.* wfigskspeo•eied is indireieg • items capitalists, includles, blears.,- Ik ons lad 110,1..t1 1 lidge 0 5, 4 /111#4 it 4. tilitirmiSion s a 'fforinii . ,' b . debts-4011W Were issued al7O, bearing an bones of Antiwar cost., sod are aopessai te d as having bees sebsiqwenity•isegociable on Abe ead ego it 71 *W"7s.;Tie Pesach .File-spev amok late Mina to 09 1. 15 c. -6 11 11,1 i 4ctionsa 1 6 545 L. .j. ~ . . .. - t OW' . -, . '• - .; Mt. Mincasox, .11441egistrate, of Bethnal. Breen notoriety, weetolsebroecht op lathe Gnat of -KinseidleactstitiefOrersinto to riceiventstener,hait the kjsalgisnet•et the Coon bad not been passed opai O at as far es we could . leara, previoat to oar PeOet gillog to pens. • The account of the stele of the Queue" beelth is, that " her Mum?* goes on well.v kiery thing connected with Coed led Goternmerit Matters nee tote in the Wee happy and improvise: train. A greed entertalameotts to be givents.da e it Carlton. ibis*, in celebration of the re.entriage of the Debt and Ductless et . Casitiatrise . • • . Saturday . ordere were inset tot the rt-aterriage of the Duke and Decbeekof Cost encas e according to the forms anticereireeles of Ike' Church of Eng. lead, which is to take place this. evade* 'at the Queen's Palace. • . . •In the 1301. for eiliendies the - Reeincy Act, an additional clean warietroduced by the 1.010 Cue CILLoit, to provide tote possible•eontingeacy, sea. tinned .by Earl. City, namely, the demise- of tit Nunez Reeder subsegvently to theisseing•eflls writs foe a new ..Parliarnenti:and . priiiiouily to "Ile day eppoisted for. 'the esseinbling-ritthinid mew. The Sense ',nuns, 'that •itt th'e _Cam artle demise .of his Mis esti or . of t he -Rags NT; Wit. c tient lit* tit* A issolutina 'fir irililiatioti Of •Parlistaikt, and before the day appninted'ior the meeting of a new Pit Marano, .the writs of summons shall be taps* sided aid. discharged.- - . . . . The trigeton illeiald asys, the "palace premiere, 11.. s, mitioefbegieir 1.,41 in-tosplettooftrU4for the reception of the Prince - and Princess of H*iit. llostanna, where.abeir Revel iligisnesset are• rs• treated to arrive this trey. It is considered probable, that the amiable Prince Lgoecit.n May be indeced to join them there, and - even He Ranger himself—het earthing decisive upon the letter pants, as yet, has been permitted to transpire. . The Treaty concleded between this - Country 'and the King-of the NWIIIeatiANDS, fur the moreefected Abolition of the Slave Trade, •ss ai signed st the Haps en the 4th instant, and has bees since duly nand and *:changed.. By the first entitle of this Treaty, the King of the NeTiIteLANDS engages, witbiutight months from the present time, or sooner, if possible, to prohibit all his subjects, in• the most .effeeted manlier, frees taking any part whatever he the trade of Slaves ; and, is the event of the nieeseres here. after to be adopted. being foetid .it•sullicient far that purpose, his Majesty farther engages to kdopt such other iron as may appear best cskulated to secure it. The second article provides for the right of mutual search, on the pert of both the Contracting Powers; and 'the third esplains the mode it Which that right shall he exercised. , • Arrnav IN PARIS.—A letter team Paris of the 451 h alt. says.—" The event related is the Jot/reel dm Commerce of the t3d, as having; -occurred the ' other day at one of the gates of tee Louvre, is well described ee having bearseetly attended with fate( conseqeepces to poblic trioquillity ; for, had it eel been for the presence olmind of the half -pay elitler; who loterpoted het weeeihe•SwisiGuard said the rt. pular)", an inserrection.ie thentighbeerhood of the Thuilledes vreeld infallibly have taken place." IMS officer, who _pot laioiifiebtr:esvprl both the Swim Guard and the,Chateri 'train e'stitastrophe similar to the teeteerebie 0ne..0 the 10th of August (for the infuriate 4, perkiace ..enewl irresistibly .bent ou niatchibg rd , wards the . "nioilleriesi to desand "4 ,of tbeefashoge oatnesit4-by.tho Seissorentry as ahlt -citild),*of3cer is the .cel•ODust4T; who lately killed O.' oil Sr. Monis)* a„4lsel, and who had beet! eipatef tO se mach obloqie by the Court.pasyen tild ,ictoirit: ii. divertedthemallitede from their purpose by sakiiig upon himself to commit the Swiss sentry in question to the.outtody of a National cuard, wholl•P penedlahapcasent,iinci ordering his officer, witO had leen toitvarif,: into arrest, to which the later PI; deslly submitted, and by ussuriag therathat be wOl l 4l. libiselereprarent . the case to the Meg,. and crate Slice to* done . Entlniiife, es stater! ID'ilso shore. tkitiotWir PaPer, are daily made in the nesse of the. li t eg respecting the state of the wounded child, and ibis Majejty • has commanded M. D'AtrriOnAnt ,l* testify his high satisfactioo to M. DveAlLult, who sill probebly receive an appointment on this ,occe siee.—lt is now generally ond/foetid that the .1 4 4 • Losn of 16 minions will be pl'incipMly taken by Mr. Bastin* netviithetanding the stew mode of oPee emispitition Set forth' by the Minister to pacify the reblic." • ' A violdnit *ink of in earthquake was felt at An• Ones ow the It. which excited the greatest alarles all ibis la* lass quitting their houses, and kb% :=Bl/11i II " 'lts kids. Fostissitiety no micro secesstd. , . j , 7 . THE ftriEMMAN - ,!/ i ~ t 4 p • ______........... ______ _____..... .—._. _ .- . . :A v i c, , ..-•- -- •- - - 1 ii,07 w 'tt 'thus faa;sd . *tr . ii draw, • two osiie_laWft-itelbes. t,,at . 111 fit . ,„: .. •, . _ Notabor .of .fol . ava!!!: • . . . _, _,. el a . a. a. y WI shy, oo s lest to , eta conatimoridgestmosaf. . : Illied with this details of tic floooll .04 ibiZ ri e t 7 thin • tOtif"ittetoli t o"!'llr: - ' the' ifat.iiklaas Iwo diiies•fgoos AWN% WV's" *IL las re 0900 - efth•o r o 111100411 tioos". cif:that - OiTY * 410 • 1 " 4 • be 4 - . s.:=l, . , .• • lialiki w i l kit p PiliNeAtt fe . ohm ; I : o t e lle i ip s l.llll o / 1161 ege l : n ig al l e i g t . b i a s t ocie s or 1 ' ' :Is' the iOoth, gld . soasoilmes "to tbit'ooith of * anal, 1 04 the ceremonies upon that oaessia k or ho whey oopsiosisoly tIPPIPIi. h i -Posliasistos yrsaisipajy.-... eiboViloi; . (*theism fortiviabrif, adgadier• Pren.."':_c°°'!".4.. el upwards of tow oft.. ,(4 lautli.)— lndeed the lion. General (Oast) 101 l Gosiorat *arm hod follookol Me to the worth as 'he Ing. or V "IA it. eachited or lroyi t s 4 . • .. ._ I' • -- • . 11 ilwn driasairm fal Alma "rims fk...i;:... 44. "11!....- - Pala THURSDAY. et.ooo PER MINUTF..—i4O.OOO 413,000. OR £42,00d. FOR SlXili-oRAWN PRIZE ABOVE x 1,00). THREE oF itiO.uoo-‘lO7 CAPITAL) -1N THU LOFIERY. •. I'RICIS'OE STOCKS 'THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Nook Stock • , , • •• 4 per Cent. 114 3 per Cot. Kid. 71411__ . 5 per Cent .. Nay" 107 fl , ! 3 per Cest.Cossold Tel 791 ladle Hoods $9 30per Copt. 1114 Lft Ann. 11) 3 16. ' Lomb for Ace. 79$ . tter hill. I; 91 p . THE STATESMAN. LON 1:10 ) N . - 11141111 DAT. JONI. i s 1.18. e -~- DispettWes have been received at the India-house from Bombay, which convey some gratifying infor mation. The expedition 'against the Pindarrees is likely to be brought to a speedy end triumphant con clusion. Oar commenitstions enable as to state the substance of all the advires from the armies that bad reached Bombs! to the 13d January, on which day the vessel sailed, that has brought the official dis patches. After the battle of the '2lst of December, at bisiseidlare, no further formidable resistaece was eaperieneed by Our army, and at the date it tlis last • accounts, piece had been conciliate,. WO: HoteAn, on terms highly edraotageons to detain- - dab interests. We coo l however, speak ealierto the general important • feet, tAS minute partionste sot having yet reached Borobip, Sot- - do lie Was &lnland' that ..any dispatches from Lord Rarr-_, :nos have . been received by this costerineed-‘, The Rajah of BUAR has also submitted. Ile mad* little or we resistance beyond • whet was stated lathe former 110.1111t1, and authentic advice: had *imbed Boy bey of a treaty of peace, on terms highly wttisfactory, having been , coscieded with that Chief.-4terse few . ritfrireery corps of mercenary Arabs, however, regardless of this solemn treaty, bad their' own 'accord the temerity to renew hos They made a desperate attack upon oar troop:, blot were se . offecteally repelled that they fled with the steed precipitation. The Rajab c as a pledge of his &lay, -had repaired. t. the British" amp, in-Wouglirectiee with the British Beeklibb,l64seitsiliee, be issued aProciematiesi to 1111, .pi,. ilk be ifevedije all was cgs 014, 01 4., 1110 pet ateopsiinity abet direitiosh. 1 11 00 *AO As PleotwA, Able pvidlois frost. place to - place witheet nay tattled plan bit to elide the pursuit of Miaow nip s k wig* sedately be had the advantage .~s: . . N . I 1