The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-16 00:00:00

;.'l' ..sµt• Mr e fMiitork •k Wltetweb. mrinoissisr: Wllidthiri- Mellir=, Jew r. UM Jtio .i. Mk et My Rod Unit k., Oltreetsttlre:- Attorneys. Mr. fleymoar, Marm.•Wlllilphi silt Mr—Pithkin, Deau.street. Bohm • L.RtiveloVlDS Jo 11. .11. Clark... Stamm% Woreasta shire. Ilmberommehomts,.July 14. 16, and SD, es OM 0 Ins. Da'e-street. Liverpool. Attorneys. Massa. Storm. luck and Co.. King's Beach-walk Temple; and Mr. Mar: row, Castle-ditch, Liverpool. 0. M. Sall, Sbakesparesosallt. St. Pod. ahldwal, nal tideeer.:J a QUO. tilistdsly SD. atilmlsgamilwtreas. 'Mt. Mt. Detest. IMO.. St. MorpAgs. .. . . 7. 1 1400%. RM. bOONINGI4II,_Iit. Mesa ol ls=„et Jay 20 at Baal _. Attellopa,pupro. Aare and Co. Fnelerialtit.phiee.ol4 Jury. r .:.. ~.1. ,-,r L .. • .. H. 0w5...41,, lisampVirdErts t _ _Loadtlli lasesiumt.: Jew 21, *Sid Jul/ So - a% 41410.1Hereir Amu *WM& Nand and Co. -mogenortemistreslim;,: : .f...: •.'...4.r. ...• •"• . ...i • T. llialimia, Hamptoa-wiek. stepbollit, hoe 114. sad July lit, Wt. at SisinghallMlllML 41/Salisis Mr. Gab namlltwil-iti* • • ' 1 't...-i' i ,sf. 0( ./. jp . l2. T. Hall, Ctowp•iiireet,.Sidio. .iftillik IPI July SZ at Rits)!iglas4-strest, Ca =i-JIMAIIMMISMII, Great . Hideo* . J. Prsn2 Lamb's•mostilnit-street, mitais.atekor.jaie,2l... 29, end July 26. at Basloghall-street. . Attaienoys, Mossrp. Osbaidestati and Co.. London...tree, Ponettaroh-street;,. .. T.. Mouser. Coronae-street. Cosimerrial.roa4l,,itemems Jane 21,28, and Jai)? 411. at Thisiatimil-Steat. Atterlasys Mr. Witt; Rea tiou-street. Wapping. . ...• J. Taylor. Lytleard St. Lawreene, Somersnisidrc. 4NPt. June ii, 2$ and July ft tithe Castle Ins, Taunts's., jAIM. Mtssrs. Shaw iind Co. Bedford-row; and Means. .164140 m video. Vuitton. . . Ae • S J. Bell, Islidd of Guernsey. merebsat, Juno SO, alt ips/ 20, at t h e ()Ores Inn, Portsmouth. Attorneys. MotterS Shelton and 4:o. Sessions House, London; and Mr. P•al dei. Posses. - _. - I. 4. Herbert , Sibbertott, Northamptonshire, salesmini. 7, it. es the Talbot Ins, Weltord, Northseipt.instalre, Jay SD, at the. Spread Eagle Ins, Rugby. Warwlekstom . Attorneys, Mr. Wratislaw, Rugby. Warwickshire; "ft Mears. Fuller and Co., Chariten-chataberi, BagestviatsW AVIIIIIIOI MINIS OF COItX,IX at.tass £XP WALLIS UMW Wsll swims Juss 11. . , .., psi. as. a. d. ran •os. a. 4; Wheat • ' ill '7 , Oafs t 7 I Rya. ... • ..... 4...i .97 - 11 Sam .. Eh II Battey ..... ... .*. : ....... 9 Poet . ..... ........ 37 I Averse* Pries of - brown or Weseovaaltr Sept, coo putad from the • Itatoteo made Is the week thaw the 11th day of Jan., MS. Is SIN. lid. per rot. (Dlvldasas,Certifleatoo, te. to-sonar.) Nvruargarts' Cra.tnexit.—To enable our readers to judge of the mamma, ant select from the ealendarsof the Mr. White of IM'beta*, nod Mr. Marker'eh, of tinsel/0- bourhood of Battle, the dates of the followlog fainllleree• omega". which bare been observed during e eiheine of years, and which May usttalty be expected about tbolmseent poled (Where two Otos ere given, they denote-the earikst and the latest dates at which the occurrence was observed. The lettere W. and Af, are the initials of the names of Ito ob server') Casks* spit Wed appeared.—W. June 16.—M. June 2. —9l. M Dog rose Sowsted.—W. Jane 17, 16. fr. 94 June 21. Pall ap..—W. Jane 17. Sept 3—N. May 6, Aeg. If/. Menden , hity est—W. Jane 19, July 4u. M. June 13, July 7. Soros O.—W. Jae 90.—M. April 22, July 26. • Great wttd valartaa W. June 22, July 7.-31. May 1 22, July 91. 4 ms ii e i sik.—tr. Jane 9/, July 4.-31. July 23, seen Sept. 1-18. „.40, saa4 1.... r irldt'Wl' )4 MI dlssed ij alto ierti..klputs.- Oise' lei. OD bleak 'guardian.. ID Iles higheaietelite,ooti inittriantonfavodribie %wawa., , . , • - I Cumuli.. Jnsta 11.04• There was a otneddoesible fell Ott wow upon the natritotaine of IllaokraWdelfre, ob 'Thursday lest.—(Clotemil Hirrild.) • • • It is with great pleasure we the the statuary at** to *seat so thriving's appearance; end Agrieelawstpfedace leek ipagaln. , The late showers have coetribefrill peaty to the impreveweist *title wheats. raises,- rte. sad the cee4 sherds present each a promising appearance, that, a lost, aaatdant crop of apples heantleipated.—(SeeteerlyteriPot) . We understand that (heavenly a month, the meet refresh- Id/thorns bare hales It Plymouth and its nelfaboalhW lateriPevisd with envilmnileg burets of statshine,. eat *lath; lnee of the orlon§ end of the face of the 'ochry, ily, it weasel, beeutlnd. Fruits of all Mods weer saes promise, sod the ewe Is ressrkibly healthy sad %Yr; ware it is expected Yet the luxuriant state of the herbage will shoitly•have the erect of inducing the price of all tied* ftf butcher's meat.—(West Brltov.i• !ii ' CaSLISLI, JANE 14.-Since Sunday last the abbots here has been . * the most part dirk and lowering, wig p Pry little rain, and a mach imAler portion of non slipt an •is • usually eilitir%oced in the middle of Anti; rengisout the week the air has continued anaesausonly, an and wino, and the weather pectiliarl )r ealcaleted is promote a rapid vegetation, which is strikiagly Amor es vilt iii ever/field and garden. The staple crops, n. tended far the food of men, appear strong, thick, sad healthy,' and the great quantity of moisture with whieil the earth has been lately supplied • has occasioned a pep fusimi ofall kinds of grass, that only requires& propitious bay-time to iosnre an abundance o f provender rot caiilfe Upon the whole, the generel aspect of the country ii, inch as to ifford,tbe cheering prospect .of a very pro. deceive, and not an extremely late harvest. ' Price of new potatoes is Edinburgh Durketyesterdayi • 20. per pint (Scotch); green peas, ditto; goosehetnclap 7d. ditto.—(edits. Star Friday.) - ••,” - • Towards the close of 'last month', 'eters! geesibeiviis. . :pulled in a garden In Ohl Scone , of which the Oh long section measured Ivo tubes and three fourthe;and 'the transverse section two inches and one night in circus- Terence.- 7 (Dandee Advertiser.) A smirnake, or loch, on the tap of the hills of Fallen called the Slk Pool, is still partly covered with lee—fr circumstance 'not recollected by the oldest inhabitant 15 that quarter, sad which must be owing to its having. been protested from the action of the air by the snow/ which WI fallen upon it when in a froseu state. , •oo (Scotch' :Paper.) We are sorry to learn that the hop plantations In tier seighbonrhood of Canterbury are much affected by tirs• fly, which are the forernnner of the snore destructive set. mio, lice, and the bide in some grounds not being very strong, we are apprehensive there will be but a tolerable erop.—(Samar Advertiser.) • • The plantations in the vicinity of Maidstone were * ver known to be more affected than at present, sassy of the leaves bcintnearly covered with the Sy; the bine IS likewise weak and uneven, presenting every appeartiace ~ . of a short erop.--(11Wel.) Our report, a fortnight ago, of the blight the apple trees bad received, fee are sorry to say, has been confirm ed, by all the subsequent accounts we have had from dif ferent quarters.—(lbid.) Several fields of yogurt clover era's at Sista:Vs' Lidfirdt Wellington. and in the vicinity of this town, hive already bees sabre'nie tinue,wowing will become gto theseythe, and next week. if the present qt . tine weenie Cuerier. WAILS. • 1a R. DUN. AIM' DO. , 2.... Dublin 0 I; —Rolland 0 2....Waterfor4.. • ..0 I....Hatnlwo 0 • I. —.G & J•••tity. •—0 I....Ftunew * • 0' 0.... Lisbon 2 I ...F1anden........0 o..'„Gottesburg. • I 0. • ..Malta.•••• ••••... :A PRICE Off STOCKS THIS DAY AT 0,111 - 1 1 Crtri*C1r Bank Moak 910/ 1 India Steak I per Ct. Red 110111 Ditto Ronde... 40s. Als.pla. Sp.Ct.Coas .-.. a 111 per Cent. IOOW. _ .911 9711 I —81101..-1 W 2lt s s rm . - - epir Ceuta, Kew Fours I -Swan MeMork Low Aim go 7-111 Lottery Iti.t4s Ight.3 per Ct. M u tat,. . . _ statetlameig *mitred seam* from Madrid. of tise oth June, Which Ittlngssetre from Seville of the 3 fr *ffdol ll 44l4.ltr, l 4pcss lt 4 Migg liken place there, a the 0401sola of itloo asea„ havleg fired on the peopli 'A 'h►rlrllec, A* left Madrit'ender the name of HOP rifle's; aecomPanied by a woresp, dressed is man's' slather", veal united at Bergen, in the French Coach diltigh carried: the Mail. This pretended traveller relisilTho be the fugitive Coma Abistual. • . Si . Previous*** *rival of the above we bad reached the far* giperk WM*, contained the following Telegraphic despitelts--• "THE ARAL TO HIS EXCELLENCY MINISTER OF WAR. 1 ' 06 the t he wortognese troops decittrad against the Consiltatleg. Tba.infant Doe Michael is at the head of this, movement, which.kas been followed by 14e whole garrisea Of Lisboa, with tke exception of a single raelmeet. TIN king Ms protested his attache's' to the Constititticn.—TlNT Cortes have declared their Sittings permanent; the Sittin; or the 30th wcs very stormy. , His !Wetly ken Ibosen a nem, klialstry among the Corte* . '• " Note.—Owing to the bad rewodob wow intercepts the tr'egrephic comonniestione, it valid not beknown whe ther tell dimeteh is concluded." ply order of the President of tin Council of Ministers,] _ "THE . CQMMISSARY es POLICE OF Titt CHANE." That in ettept at corinter-revolution, should be made there, is sot ; and as the Preach would have been the Instigators of it, they would be likely enoughto receive the first Intelligence-And frmi the cloudy termination of the ~ ~ .•lid ~ ~~ natter. we are inclined to believe the attempt has failed. TRIM= FUNDS, June 11.--flve per Cents. 871. 13e.; dosed at 871. 30c.—Bank Stock, 1,661 f. 2bc.—Neapulltan &per Cents. 751.—Spantsb, 42. Jima It—Five per Cent. Consclo, 881. 10e.; closed at 871. 40e..IIank Stock, 1,6811. 80e.—Neapolltan Five per Cents. 75k. Brussels and Dutch papers have come to hand this morning, and brought an account from Constantinople of the 10th ult. which stntes that the Beet of Capita° Pacha, consisting 013 frigakis, 9 corvettes, 14 brigs, 6 gun boats, and 31 traosports, besides the Egyptian and Bar bary squadrons had sailed on the ltt and 3d. The ob jects of this fleet are supposed to be, first, the relief of their besieged fortresses in the Mora and Candle; and then an attack on &mot. It is reported at Frankfort that an ordinance for the navigation of the Archipelago has been issued by the Greek Ooverameet, according to which the English flag alone Is favoured, and those of all other powers subjected to restriction, which would be highly anfavoorahle to their commerce. News has been received at Trieste that 14 vessels,chiefly Austrian, which had sailed from Zante fur the Oulf of Patras, with a view to force the blockade, and dispose of cargoes of pro. visions to the Turks besieged there, had been attacked by the Greek squadron, and only three escaped. From a notice that 6.s been given on the Exchange of Trieste, it is considered that Austria tacitly acknowledges the Oreek blockade. STOCK EXCII4II4II, TVALLTS O'CLOCK.—OOOIOIS °pen al at 811 j, at which price they remain steady. The Ex - *elan from Faris this morning have brought the French Ponds of Saturday, as follows: 87, 40, 88, 35, fell to 88,25; left off, 88, 20 ; Spanish 41 to 42. Private letters from Paris state, that Marshal Mance) , has demanded reinforcements. The news of a Counter itivolution at Lisbon is not yet official. It was received at. Madrid from a Tnveller ! A report prevailed at Paris that two patties prevailed at Shrill', arid they 'rut come to blows, during which the King of Spain lia.l effected his escape ; but this is supposed to be a a Parisian stock jibbing report. lIALP , PAST TwaLvr.—We understand ant the telegraphs to Palls have communicated the remainder of the news from Portugal. tad stated that the Cortes of I.isbon were dis- Shod on the I st of June.-There it at present in circula tion a report of disturbances hi Ireland. Spanish Bonds are now down to ni. • Fonston Forms.—Spanish opened at 33,1, bat soon after MI to MI. New Spanish, 34I—New Prnsiia, 84j-014 Pruaala , Stl Resale, SA—Danish, 60—Chili, US. SPITAISIELDS WEAVERS. we extract from a very sensible pamphiee,,in defence of the Spitalfields Acts, written by Mr. Hales, the follow. ing short description of its operation :—" This Act en " shies the master manufacturer, and journeymen wea " vers of the silk trade to settle between themselves what " shall be a fait remuneration for the operative labciur in " every departmen;, of their weaving. When, after the "requisite and mutual consideration, they have agreed as 4 6 to the prig of making any particular article, they " take the agreement to the Magistrates, who ratify it in " pursuance of the powers vested in them by the Act.— " The price thus fixed, becomes by law the regular. " wages of the journeymen, until it be altered by any sobseqUent mond agreement. I n every case of this ft nature, in st kids 1 have been engaged, the two parties " have always come to a ft iendly arrangement with each ‘' others except in two cases. In those instances an ass .. p e al was made to the Magistrates ; who, after patiently b e aring the arguments and evidence on both sides, V I k firour of the joitroty them." .ho writes thus ; and we tors too, to contrivt ibis _ uttered in the Meese irtency of Magistrates to erica, be it tiiiiirelidttike the tbe molten and most in, Tl2,l: t il• 'Vit. • - MillMttlA. that-i t ass a w lalllbrpoooko. .-illerenever elliv i leltvi ite i e seen ifty years,) it is not to ee_ , Liboar,' kit to deteraiir,e party tbe , best sahnan say that the Magistrates favoar of the master ma there were any' bias, it ie the other-sand the joa:-. seethe award in their fa . good case. Mr.Hslestrry jn ,lrrrver the jostraeymen in at y !branch are able toislibitalt t;solt saellitikatits t that the !spirit df this Act tidieliietlftlngvalhL lt a.%fee ' fuveve have le gels* A Willem or prima's' think ..cf "prices, according to whi4ii they hare prolcosed anif "agreed to pay their erbetenett. The only diffetence - of "the ease is, that if any of those who employ the wear " emits Spitalfields are so diabonouvablo as to break " their agreements, and secretly to oppose the poor, the " Act presents a barrier to their so doing ; while, con the " other hand, in the manufacturing towns to which I " have alluded, there being no tie upon the parties le " yond their own veracity and houenr, such mutual "agreements scarcely ever eXist mote than a few weeks; " acme of the masters, in order , to undersell their neigh .' hours, or to *silt- an inequitable profit, insist upon "their helplesi workmen labouring below the agreed " prices. Phis cannot long remain.coisceelesl. The ex. " ample is rapidly, and, indeed, necessarily followed ; and a whole class of saleable supporters of the coin ' munity is robbed sof lie bread, and is sacrificed to the " dishonest and cruel tepidity of a worthless, and pzo " bably 'half backrupt handful." The last point put by Mr. Hales is this extract, is se riously worth the attention of the master mans factorers, of capital, and repute, who have been ill oiler srd enough to petition for the repeal of the existing Act. Though the repeal prOmises the mercenary a swell and temporary advantage, it will effect to them a mach greater injury, by enabling men of neither charac ter, nor credit,mor capital, to play upon the necessities of the workmen, unjustly depriteJ of the requisite means of subsistence, to undersell, and to glut the markets at the same time. Adequate wages to the labourer, are the beet, if not . the only means of maintaining the doe pro- fits of the master manufacturers : for the contest between them which is carried on at the expence of the lahourer in the first instance, generally ends le the ruin - of the trade at last. Thus their own interest, as well as the interest of the trade, In reality requires that ttet journee. men should have a guarantee for a nicotined rere.enee... tion,Wohich is all, that is afforded by the Spil3.lfietd. Mt in favour of the weaver. Mr. Hale disposes triumphantly of Ike fallacy of the eel moral of the weaving trade from Spitalfields, by declar ing that within the last ten years there has been an addi tion of nearly two thousand looms in ISpi•alfielde. This disposes of Mr. Huskisson's only reasons for the B:11; and should base induced him to pause before he restated his destroyed positions, and laid himself open to the at.- plication of the lines of the satirist. •' Destroy his web of sophistry le vain— " Tue creature's at htspassat work air The [louse of Lords will have now a good opportunity of becoming deservedly popular, by an act of common justice towards a large and• most useful portion of the community. The party for the Dill, in the Douse of Commons, refused to enquire into the merits of the case at all. " Political economy," said it was unwise to inter fere with the price of labour—and " political econo'ny is in fashion, when it does not meddle with the em.dtt ments of greet people. Mr. Ricardo wonders that the price of weaving has not fallen since bread was l•. per quartern loaf. Bat he does not express any wonder that the prices of judging and goeerninr, which were ruined when bread was so dear, (while the war of the weaver remained stationary) have ne t been lowered since that period. Ihe Civil Ust has been augmented. Every official salary remains at the in creased rate—but this excites no astonishrnent—although it is so wonderful that the price of weaving► should a•ot have filllea—the weaver snaking the enormous emiiia- • went of seventeen shillings per welt, (according to Hales) and having only 3s (id. out of that suns to pay fa rent; tearing the enormous sui plus of alutest I.ls. pet week, for food, fire and clothing ! We trust, ho•recer, shot the (louse of Lords will not consider the price of a single bottle of French nine too exorbita . nt fur the maintenance of the weaver and his family for a week:— and that they will not lend themselves to an attempt to starve the poor into submission to the caprice of the rich, at the expense of the best interests of socicy, and to the destruction of all the true principies of commerce. Ili: " 4 • . • etCOl4:O . 11 , . . ' • . .:.. . THE STATESMA ~,,--. . . ..._ . .. , - . , . . 0 _ .., , 4 : . enemy ti ram . ----. w -------. .. Tit — Z .-- ed Tin the first in ----- stence, in 1 tiliiiiiils o P"- •• • 1 Illtstly o .' • i s stoats sigma by the Lord Lleataimatof the County • . La' ' ' s st hit is sow s .. . • Nees Militia The lion. J. Meantime, to be Capt. , f n ) .147 ' 1 . i . ii -I . i 4 1498 t r e k ,- • . . , . , _A .. a cavalry . I oboe e • the. "ti ;and in the last,against tit Primed* at eight • . - . • logo ',' -It is a mast.-r rnannfac , orer wh vim' rhos devised. C. R. Presto*, VA. to be ditto,. ; . g 5 len er, 6 . OMT -"I lON. beg our read. r., and our legisluel TIM doe Noe. J. J. Swett, promoted. J. Jones, geet..to be t Moo li hti of theater • and kept gm sob hit ---- , -,JR,WATE.OOIII2MDMMICGCS. ;;;----- --••• phin tale," with the nonsense Ilinittemst. of Coen ntons, ab)tat the incomrt to til to ," l " mt i or e . r it ira tee s " .l. l4ce n. ce i rr i l l osita lida— , eo P. . TA ` Cl "' i" ,311 " 4 ' the Strand. from hiwkiaige in fialielieryotrtst s While+ l i t h r ti Ptl i f ill 2.lMteatiellerialhere the greatest _I to a shop, to Order freed 'ffts for thile Wiwi.. t M ttiAo6 l l4l9 $ 1141 ° 111 4 1 i 14 . 11 1 1 1.?,* "is" of the , liz the fssiemsof -lake** ; astilitv lit rye. of Baum 4 1feetiesel Caldir — W-„„t• 1441 . 7, 4. ; ,4,_ ... ent . , our m o w h i d Derain' 10 • " -- ediErralirrearm it guru bel - iitirwlt st. VAR". with its regulation. The prices, -11.1 ","": 'in . - --- . -- . --• ' ( for thlP BO 24ll *an* Y 0 4% Iry kokito-tiongoViti# it * Ilia eirtei : 4l4lF . "shit de 11P4 tit lbw!. , resu l t o f a „ tea l oxeemesti .. ssis ` : ItA l .. • ~ ... .. t r ate, ,_,,.,,th -IsPetie.44lll.fia_______,_ _of 0* ;- - • ---,.,•' ' - : ..,ROtevier e s ' attsosice the parties best acquainted with i "Vt7M ' • . . - ..li' lli . "*.. 6 . trio, of, %me, Y Par i ni/ tZ141117 1 .. .; rOac **fang intWitujittiik i ireeld . lie well re - i 'dieted in it ; nail tits Magistrat, t . 4.4.3 t. " . - . . .) ..! At am r goigivi Wan hvirtillhded Tn-bh , I t: • • / 311,- , t . 0 1 r , * es . 4.. ctieer .• Oluisidlo,4tel ipiahriverfairwhers Wert"' TO 1%0 . • h • . .. 4 i?tjt plathai p Oplyp . . IllwePt interfert"ng Fo 5$ "chi price of la cibliflkeVer bat frisenf ' ntriffiiiif ilitittlifit - 44 - kiosk i t 'll '' ' the eltat rip iii dirli...," lll lL . " 11 1 11 r ' - . f a 2 _Y.' , n y Ani .. e r.‘ 1,1 1 14- Niakiatteeieet ~ilihPiliitetS•WSSlG j) 1 0 4 7 114'181 k "St he' Ail ' 'itities to the rkifieation a lblbleseeter t„inaii.it . .r eseartei. Doevihh , 6 r ll / 1 """ $4 0 1 '.: A" tilib wilett .t hill ts ....All m ' i l l tr" 4 . 6 me .m it Yv=. 2 jells viethitaattb •tfiteibltpleilikteliblfratinlie. - 'tnay.he iortealy binding rayon be i'llU s e r iiit i ts -- ► tiiiiiiiiik — d odei hosi i. • - ; .'7 4 .,rw"; 7„,"'" its ' ; ' --It— "="7 -1 T" 4 0 i the ip,ifi • , • - ' ..4. * " ' 1- ii .l ' f. 1".. . ...: the itagistrateeiit as umpires, ( • • • ....4 . • Z=l l a l gtior 66 " is tl67 .• ' • a '' • . r I ' -,,, .o • ...'.1)...1,•L1 , :- 4. :.ti _• ._ 10 1 :00,'In,_1 4 1/1 /1 7 :okf44. .artf i cia tri , * ; 1. t i t . o .tf .. ... ~: . 6or Stiff atetl i b : i*tors fiewsikirid . a die Mk' MON . . OW_ ...„. 1111 rT 11 . twice called upon so to actin of fit i ' ttorney% . ' , ..... 1 pr oem ow ~, li nc h i sua, le poem 1. WA , hellbeell 711111,4 "deli SO, of the 3tklty.tilf tell"! tide upon the geodst price . a, olteirties•Morlsaf lit . . s!"i''''''. sr * • 'a t ' i nch • • 4b. milt : 101 1 ' l il t •": '• ' ._._.'•'" • .... ' ' A ds' ' f ..- ••i i : ...- - 1 ,,, - • ... s . .g , i v , , lb e „d aj i m 4, 1 ! 130 1tf 6 10 111411 0.,11 1 0 &silk ~ ~, ~,s .., f; .• A ,i• upon a glen difference which pa V e JL . • Elates. 'Alleluia*. ii 1 4 14 , 0. Zi: 6 l7;. Y'` "."" '"'r - '''' m ak ' News *OMR f)1 !MOM Of iiiita-tiliktiOns eese- ates its claim. IVe u tll not sal et Ad Gimp Ina . Dai•astreet... aldiah most bee , griollplarealieelis awil-whel IM it • .pl . 4lllollVaw.tbe Sit* exteaftglillisif ti Valencia.— would bare any endue bias in f Nitrogßl. Taylor 'Mut CC_ Watt :10=, 64, 1 1 1 titipte ;in be 30a. witeall-blehee. rids in April...v*4l*f, t _ ~ ! Mesas: Late and Co., Unlosiielut, ' 'ltiftsr- ' littbil Calsee'sif tiswirie , titer , of "Pad le Hoe esepeistilmktheil 0 7601) stilt: nellee iwPoited a ,nnfattnrers i bat, astarettly, if I . pia ; Mid Mr. Lowittlea, Liverpool. • .," - . fo e o ur obi r . •sts time * 1 4,4 .4 aid Ls= ~ ition z ic ur r a ilim. would blirattierto dim ii#l, that ' 6 , 17 ,r - x 77.... ... 1161litten.Tbayer-street. lllleihteltiheiuohhMnAi________ 'twilit obtained, sett 01101, lila bellell 'lli Joliet, fie, mid July , 66.. at Rittiagbil . • "a!N s ge . if • , the Nigher grounda;Vithtatlll has'aliffew.akirjl ! t - • mr,,geeksa Idldlsset...._reeLMßlTAb4boww. m .,,.. s , .....„,,.....' I : ' 7 ' • ,iuse„ add thelitente itbdrawn their• Aulatteedtire item the cOust ... of 8 .... tt1t - your, unless they tria4iArt a gool alia l ptimig tititt) a misisidereh • W Ih t ri _Witmob*. ad j . b .",7"'"ir ia. at ihw v Rag """`""' Llas I ''''',. ! lirenithlait ahr _hetti.kliinghed 'down. *4 lOWA with Writ; th l 4 er'erit, no dtkists . o.llll4 l4ll _ths flali f..r.e Jiciously rem arks, thatmlitrrvrt VAL, Sbtateoutan. . . MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 16, 1823. • .—.....- ' We have this morning received by Express, Paris pa* pave of Saturday and yesterday, of.whicla the following owe extracts : • From the Army of the Pyrenees, 4th Corps. litiasillemarday, at 5 e'elock in the morning, I learnt that tbstremomMiterinewln'cli took plactin thenight by General Romiegeoe, by,Belver, on Marilee', Mantels, and Santa bogie*, having found in all direetionwthe ene my, the General retired. en Isobel, leaving three .Com panies at Evierr. At eight o'clock I received in formation diet the . enemy were not in force, end that • Gen•ral Ittimagosa was marching on Delver. At nine o'clock the equipages of the Spanish Royalist!' arrived at Isobel. At tea o'clocit'Oeneral Roma foss end his troops wereat Puycerda. The three oompanles which were de tached did not arrive from the mountain till several boom after. Before eleven o'clock the enemy appeared in fonts in the direction of Buyer and d'Aip. I immediately tfs spatcheil to tits two companies of voltigeurs of the eoth a t oi l the line stationed at Bollagousse, orders to advance, sodas keep open the soinasunication with me. The situation the ground oinked the moveaseats of the enemy's celcam. I compute the tone to be about SOOO men and SO horse.... Haviag received amounts from Puyeet.;a that the Conetim& tlonalists who remehted hi a masked position a tittle os the right before Solver. were marching in force on that towo,l I itemedistei y helted. and rseonnoitred that column, which' ottukd to about 1000 men aid 20 Cavalry. The result CT. be continued.) Inas 8. 8 ••-• 9, M. . 19, T. • 11, 19, Th.. e .• IS, F.... 14, 9. . Wssitt,t Raolvrea or WlLLTlMl.—Notelthstioding two or three thrombi of 'eateries storms, the last week pus ed off without soy thunder. sad with only sows slight showers no Sunday, sod a few drops of rain on Thur sd ay night seri early on Friday morning. The quantity however that fell was too small to be measurable, and rain is rather In demsnd among the gardners.-00 the whole, the weather last week has beet very fa big for vegetation sod hay- Inskirg, though the bay crop in the neighbourhood of Loa doe is s short one.—(Strawri, June lOti.), T991111011r: IP It . 9 1 1 11 oalorravaa. o'clock. o'clocik.!Ill sight 60 66 64 30.49 Cloudy 61 69 64) ,141 Clardy a 6 0 11l 30.09 Fair • 111 63 64 ,11 Fair 64 66 60 .10 Fair 47 70 09 39,99 Fair 00 08 • •61 • ,94 Fair • 4 Tilt Stasnx.—Hay making has owl eotasneekeed ea tensively in the vicinity of the Metropolis; about !in born some stacks were completed the beginning of last week. Respecting the progress of ti.e gr a l a crops, a L o ndoner most submit to be indebted forinformation to the provincial prints • no grain worth notice can now be seen, unless be travel many miles from home. As to pulse, the only article in which a Cockney can be con versant is green peas; and if their price be an index of the season, we may consider their• present theapntas as a proof that the season, noturkhstanding the unkindly 'weather that preceded, has of late been very favourable o vegetation. On Wednesday last, green peas were sold in the London shops at 10d. a quart ; and they were at thee awe price, as we gad in our Register of the Season, on the 30:h of May last year. If, then, the price of these articles he an indicat ion generally of the state of vegetation, we must infer that the present season is only twelve days later than the last; and that season having been more than as many days forwarder than ordinary mask°. we may conclude that Ibis is at least not more backward nor less abundant than an average one. It was remarked last Monday, in our week!) , Register of the weather, that green peas were sold in London on the 4th of Jane, this }war, at eighteen peace a peck, and that though they had been in former seasons sometimes soki at the same price is the month of May, it bad not occurred more than thee. or four times within the 'pace of thirty years. The occasion that originally directed our attention to this eireamstanee, wai.by no means trifling. A worthy Mend, who has teen some years deceasad, informed us bat he bad reason to remember that on the 24th of May, 1 794, green peas weir eighteen peace a peck. 10 the' 1 . SPAIN. Sir Robert Wilson has forwarded some statements of the actual condition of several parts of Spain, which will cheer the hearts, anokstimnlate the hopes, of those who wish well to that country, and yet fest that it is not in' its power to make an effectual resistance. Sir Robert, on the contrary, loas no fear for the result ; —lin: if there were any doubt, while a hope remsins, while one Spaniard extends his arm to wield a , owzo of in defence of ;lie native liberty, it is our business, as men, as citizens of the world, as friends to humanity and justice, to put arms into his hands, and cheer him for his exertions in the comnows cause. To prolong the contest a day, nap ao boor, is worth sons:thing:— " A day, an hour, of virtuous liberty. '• Is worth a whole eternity in bondage." If any selfish feelings could mingle with sub s poi tiou, it might be remarked, that to fur;:kli Spin with . Fr N. h'. I! al ci ( t t I . i i ' I I I 5