The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-11 00:00:00

• t r. , f . i - e•\ i t \ . , , • 'WM* and - M: Allot 1116.44Mrspiirifivels-ApAi 6, A. Jar- An*. Tit/liar of :skrrt. Lliarpdflres tamvarvet"April 3. W. Vita .s est, J. Tonawr,. J. Herpes, and S'... Haseat*,l4rwbary. bank ' em—April 10. K. awl 11.1 j. Claigla • o.,llasea. aid .1. I. t righ • - Jews, Detabijak. Lmakers—Aptill 9, T. 91104... 'lisle, draper 4 —April 2, J. said J. Livack, Lawestall_,. . . limner-, April 1..1. ism' J. Ball. Red Liaweisarl,,W - street, doer ebaaw—April 4. W. Ralastanl. 1110 suret y , limo glraper —A pril /4. J: Lkaridellr i llai: IMMIX, alarm Warr— Arll 11, P. Tarley. Em4•6l•llassed. Samars,•tawaser—April IL 6 1'. Ilan, PIO, Ege4 ll Bll, Weareriveßidri: fammety—April 7. A. NOB. Ittrltioar. Ewer, tad-dealer , —April - 4, 11 Assrll. White ..14.ww-y,.rd, Utile Wild -street. stable herpert--Aret 4. E. it :p hige r ilirimalmit, Great .Rath - strive. Covers- , li arrmlisPer —April 11, N Bell. Barelutas Park, Hert . re: key job. • her—A pell 3, J. Jobless*, Whittesley, C 'haw —April7. J. Haaetwk aid T. Sheltwa, -Bs 11441;rahhire, patters—April 7, W. Booth. lisaley. Stseardskire, potter — 'April 18, .1. Davies, Catairrbary. linea.drafeit • • CRIITIFICATES—AIsacn"3I.• • . R. Siratlyta sad T. moblas„ tArapside, waralleammes—C. Valenti's., St. James's-walk. Clerkeawell, japanser-J. H. IVatehont. Osiord-voreet. Berm draper—A. Ikassille, Ply ematok-Oterk, glom merehms..-N. S. JAG so, Samehessee, stip. .ziefaciitrer. , PA ItTN ERSIIII Os DISSOLVED. J . " J. and W. Ergotism) , aretworrawat-makers. Airs/met, Pie remllllll-..W. Leigh's's, R. Riley, J.• Paley, 1.. Hateitsta. as/ W. Pest. Prestos. rottosmassitrariaren—W. mad R. Marie, ' wad 0. Dirk. mansfaetarers of fasey-maslim, Glattsow —A. 'flaraiwatid A. Landoll- dtow-park —A. F. K deb... Peter, C. C. .E itm sad 4). tekesstiollamberarb - R. Reper.andJ..aad J. k, wise. black -makers. Gravel-lase. Holoothditeb— M. Naatirkk,'S Blrc4, Tatiashill, Staffordshire, sod I'. Bawer, • al. elan os •spiasen—T. sad J. Prom*, Chew-Napa, • . lissionetihipia, liongeom. • N Lett soy mistake should grin fro* a Oatmeal s.lnalialts. oar Paper of Monday lasi ' that Mr. STallac t • a pt, i;shMR-sere, cosch.maker, hod become baukrupt, t ,yrst eta directed to lOW that therm...whose name .111p110804. in Saturday's Gazette was .not Mr. ritANCIS :4'. Sev,sau, the coach-esker, Ilattiese " roam, a Long acre, coach-plater." STOCIIS 'THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. , f lrsok Stork per Cent. Navy HINI 3 ,per cent. Red. _ . Hakim Howls 175 p '3 per Vent. CcoMorten 71/1711 Stork • 'Comalv for Act. 740.. Lang Ash. 4 per Crag* Exchequer 811 k 11 13 p • THE STATESMAN. b' J : . LONDON.: - • 1 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11, IRIS; • • W continue to receive melancholy details of loss `of live. and damage to shipping by the Storm, as :the communications from Lloyd's mill unfortunately •100 amply testify. • An interesting debate was expected last night in the House of Commons on the second reading of the ;solemnity Bill, hot as there was an understanding she the main discussion wootd come on this day, the _Bill was ellireed to pass through another stage with yin a leugtheised opposition. A division, however, .took place, after some short debates, when the num /Iwo were—for the second reading 89—against it 24., 'This, of course, silt be 'celled another triumphiist majority for Ministers ; and thus by the dumb elo quence of 'mothers alone, this important moth sure of screening the most, flagitious acts against the community, and the most unprincipled of , conspirators that history Otter blazoned in the temple of infamy, is likely to . be carried. Ministers bate :cesttionsly abstained from'saying a word on the sub. .Sect of Olivees sedition in the Park. They cannot deny the truth of the remarkable circumstance of this agent of the Home Secretary stirring op the pm. • palace to an attack upon the Sovereign of the coon. try, as the Courier, who has, aE length, adverted to this charge, styles the PIIINCIL REONNT. The ad missions of this oracle of the Mitristry upon this sob. joan deserve notice in the absence of ell reply front a higher quarter. Hear the logic employed on this oc. casino. " They say he (Oliver) racked the mob to -attack the RLuurr on going to Pailiament a ye.ir ago. Grunted for the sake of argument. What of that? Oliver was not in communication with Ali. tasters /dilate months afterward:. When the Itcoviv was attacked Oliver was not the agent of Govern mem, hence the Government is not reproachable with exciting, by its agents, the attack on this Sovereign." Extraordinary merit ionised! Granted, for the sake of argument, that the Government is actually not -chewable with reciting by its agents the attack on the Sovereign person of the Raceme, does it follow that this agent did not conduct himself on the day of the attack as has been stated ? and if Oliver was not • in communication with Alinistera till two maths af terwards, Was not this haranguing traitor it most fit . .finfetin las bo selected as the agent of government? But %Oil Ministers, or any orte..ef the waken !Action; vase that Oliver war Wet knows to Lard SsOMOUTII ,ahmr B l ois three stirs ago ? Will they tell es for that end'efioer was pot upon the expedient of 4 ob. Aaiun% a certificate of his loyalty from Col. HARDY, and to *bat purpose that Certifice . te was applied ? .)liver was a rentarisibli loyal volunteer, for be was -always clamouring' diat.lie was so. lie then also . .made no secret, when it suited him, of his acquaint- Alice with, certain Noble Lords in office. Stranie, *bat a certificate of loyalty should be fetished to qualify him for the reward of Isis services; yet this -.certificate was required by Oliver and granted by his ; coluobl, who. along with Mr. G. the Gentleman .of the same corps, who saw this Worthy agent in his silice of inciting to *edition at the back of the Horse ()cards, and spoke to:Airn on- his atterell conduct, have freqiently expressed their •orpriye at finding the .4 loyal.serjoant, and equally loyal sermor of pave. meuts,in his new character of Revolutionary Preacher end Government Spy. *Bet it is given forth as con . Liasive..of the innocents. of 'Ministers in regard to connertiou with this artificer of plots, that, as the Al tJEINSY•GCNEKAG events, Oliver bad nothing to . is with the insarreclions .in Dttbyibiq 'AVISILor " and Nottirighearshire. The' Aisronwair•Clawmaat. carried down Oliver (an old acquaidtance 'by this account), to take pert in the proofs had be beep called by the Counsel tor the Prisoners, .which it was' totally unnecessary In the Prisoners' Gonad to do, @Mess he meant •to . solestautiste the treason of his own Cliante. Dot will any one prove to es, that Oliver had !lathing; to . do,with . loos Bacon, end the ether instigators of the tumults? and were soot thesis . sobovdinato agitators bet the agents of-ateer, - mod" held correspondence with him ? Vo have Mead thee a Magistrate of one of the disturbed districts, its his mitres . relation to the Rome Secretary, of the Elate of the country within his knowledge, stated, that r mach agitation and discontent Certainly .lase lied in the public mind, bet that it 'wee his firm cos. riction that all would ,still go well,_ provided no Delegate from London =it among them; and that . on the, receipt of ..this letter, the wits promo tion was immediately resorted to, . of; sending down this same Oliver, .in the character .1 • London Delegate, to this very spot, where !bat pre sence of said, a person was so such. diP r ecall'd 'Phis letter letter may form part of the cootentsel the Green Bag; the measure lbws consequent epee it may not beim full/ snimaitted., ,Soch.octs liar s.ch Government are not easily tharacterised as 'V T de , serve. • . 1 11, We are informed that Lord SI DWOUTII tiatwa le retire from office as soon as the BM of Indemnity has received hs final sanction. It iroeld have-beeo fortunate for the celebrity of his, Lordahip's wisdom and humanity, had he long age tried to cove bisself insteed of the Country. The Noble Secretary root long for repose. Bat the hop-sack of oblisliesimay be applied to in vain. Some more Petitions were laid on the table 41 the House of Commons last night,froas individeels com plaining of harsh treatment and detention in Olean, in visitation of justice and the law ; and the usual refutation attempte d . by reading litters from Jailers. eulogising their own conduct for lenity and hemassity 1 Mr. Fin otAlr, from Giglio*, is; always ready, when any complaint of this kind doses from Scotland, to prose by his assertion that such complaints can have no foundation in truth. With respect to the treatment of RILEY in York jail, even the favourable statement . of. Lord Lascaux+, admits that he was imprisoned with a man preparing for awe. tion, which was horrible enough ; and that be bed an iron of five pounds weight put upon his kg. for hich there could be no necessity, in the case of a man neither consigned to punishment, nor-de tained for trial. Sir Foams Bustoerr's observa tions on these subjects, and that of the question of Annual Parliaments, were most just and appropriate. Mr. CALCaMpr's motion for a Committee to enquire into the Laws relating to the Salt Duties was carried oithout opposition. In the douse of Lords, Earl nOsTENOtt gave notice of his intention, on Friday oest to propose a reduction in the Military Esta blishment of the present year. The question of the price of Porter was last night brought under the consideration of the House of Commons, by the presentation of the Petition, so numerously signed, against the monopoly exercised by the Porter Brewers in the Metropolis. 'lke Petition was presented by Mr. I.OOIIIIART, who, in introducing it, stated the case, end pressed the nab. ject on the attention of the House. Every one most agree with the Bust. Member who introduced this question, that such a monopoly as is known to "slot,' and is - felt by its effects on the comfort et so many persons, ought to be put down by the Le gislature, as being against every principle of law and fair commercial policy.—Mr. &odium actually denied the 'sisterly) of sects a Wimp. poly, and in a long reply, not remarkable. for its convincing arguments, asserted that the Real breweries, instead of being the cause of the present high price of Porter, were most useful to the Public in keeping it down. Mr. BARCLAY, however, demi not inform us what it now ought to be Dolt fot o I. time of peace, the Property Tax taken off, end .the War Malt Duty renteved,and wer►tbe.Public without the vaunted services of the great breweries. It is as. somed that large capitals enable their invent. fern the smaller manufacturer to apply the attic* bud bean and cheep er than he Gibes else week,. Ilfiimight with much more truth enema the centrary, aosi - my that a monopoly of capital must have (heeled Asiatic the posses sin of 'Bother power, tad that it aeLonly necessarily lessens the number of small competitors, bet Chit scarcely an instance can be adduced of sock combinations volonterily cavities their intense to diminish the price of an article or *therein pro. ducing this effect, witbont occasioning loss or rein to the u oder sellers i n co nseq once of t he overgrown Wel. cal ascendency of other monopolies. But this is nalisiiig to the justice of the claim set tip for Licencestons an unbiassed system. The Public. ought not to made to sustain a ,loss, and, in many lustancen r ipont inconvenience, upon a supposition that Monopolists Supply them best. The Petition tins Mold - licy' 14,000 persons, and•will be found in another pat eft our Paper. • The 1 IJSCSEIS of GLOUCESTER visited the Panne. RECENT yesterday at c i trilen-honie. _._ .. Yesterday the Dakeof CLARIINCreed ilit. RIM& TiSitrd the Prince of thessc-lioststract. 'lbitbeirien- I log Prince EStERIIAZT dined Kith the Noir, it bk 1 frsideuce is St. JIIINIVI Palace. • • - -.' ' ..;12 A CANAVAL ItiTgLLIGENGE. "'DEA; INNWICOr 10.---Arrived the Treflirden, Reseal, fats% linilte. CaptaieMill . 'reports that he fell in "kb the Rllll of Brktel, with I distress dying, and with less of her redder ; r ate epperently bad a great Many passengers o* Dottie; the weilbtor was pitch that' be cdeld render her no as sistancei though he tried, and lost tirefore•tap sail in the attempt. The Oliza wss 50 miles S.W. by compass, from the Lizard, her drift would be abobt V. R. by 'MARGATE, MARcn 10.—Arrived yesterday the Sheerness lighter N 0.2, having been down to the lbw. qaisWellesley on short on the Ma ese sind, withentinwe and cables from the dock-yard ; the was compelled, to pot in here, having split her main-sail.—Put tbi Javi, ' East Indiaman, having split her fore.top.seil.—Sailed this morning the Frankini t i SWeA; forliatovia. Livitrotrz, hiAscn 9.—The Robert Berne t Coffin, sailed for hence for New York on the 11th ~Of February', bag put into Killybegs en the 3d inst. whitlow of masts, bowsprit, and rudder, and having thrown part of her cargo overboard; she had eight 'men. washed overboard, three of whom regeitted . the 'hip, but the others were drowned. She hed pity reeded as far as Long. 18. W. The gale cosanwnced on the 17th, and contineed to the 23d alt.—The ,Jklurthe,,ol" Whitehaven, coal laden, foundered Wednesday night In Douglas Bay, and the crib* tie perished; three or four mere ships are drive* sei shwa. . ' " YARMOUTH, MARCH 10.—There is a report thee • large three-masted ship is *sunk at the back bt ear sands,. but,we not been able toget the particulars. PowiHLOTSN, CORNWALL, • MARCH. 2,--During the whole of lest, week, we-esperienced esceedifig teuspostuotv weather, which blis done considenble damage in almost every port• along the coast. In Penzance Pier two ships sunk, and four others were "mach Injured ;. similar accidents occurred at St. Ives, tadstow, Falmouth, &e. &c. But althooglt we lay open, not the smallest injury has been sustained in either the works or hostsin this harbour." SHIELDS, MARCH 8.-Pat in here the brig Three Friends, Wright, of Wells, loaded with grain, for, Lsith, having in a violent gale received considerable damage, and was obliged to throw part of the cargos overboard., and it •is supposed 'the remainder •is damaged. LONDON MARK 17S, Ahnce 10. Corrox.—There his been very. little business done in Cotton ; the holders will however submit to no depression to facilitate sales. The purchases little exceed 500 packages, consisting of 90 Pernambuco 21. 2d. ; 40 Carriacou 9.31 d. ;a few Seligman Ss. 01d.; 110 Bahia', for export, at 2s. 04d. and more would have been liken, but the supply of the latter quality is very limited; besides these, about 120 Ben. gals were sold in bond at 101 d. to 120. ; and 60 Swats 141 d. to 154 d. The East India sale on Friday will consist of 1,358 boles Surat Cotton ; the Bengals recently arrived cannot be brought forward for sateen so early a flay. The Imports of Cotton last month were 44,054 her. _ _ _ 3E4:mt.—There was a steady Ind relief extensive demand for Sugars during the last week ; the prices obtained continued gradually to be at advancing prices, and at the close of the week a farther im vrnvernent of 2s. per cwt. might be stated on the middling and fine Sugars ; the very low browns at the advance of is.; dry brown Demerara sold at 761. with strength 785.; brown Jamaica 765. up to 90s. for fine. There has been spin a brisk and rather eatensive demand for Muscovedes this forenoon ; good Sollars are scarce, and the improvement we have mentioned of 2s. per cwt. since our last Report, is realised with facility. The deliveries continue so extensive, that the stock is greatly reduced, and will probably boin. adequate to the demand for some time to come. Of the stock in the warehouse it is staled, that there are only about 5000 Ithels. held by the importers; the remainder in the hands of speculators. With the eseeption of the purchases for the coun try trade, thew was but little business done last week is the Refined market. There continues to be considerable enquiries after Foreign Sugars, but few parcels are on sale, sad the holders generally are asking higher prices for the limited supply at market. There have been few Bruit descriptions on show - for souse time pest. This forenoon a public sale of Barbados's sugar wits brought forward, it consisted .1.177 khds. 36 tierces ; the whole went off steadily, much sheet the market currency; the demand and the prices rather improved towards the clone of the ,pold Ks. 6d. to 955. ' • middling 881. left white 875. to 87s. 6d.; yellow Ns. strong 86s. to 88s. 6d. ; one lot yellow did's, its. lean PR•tillees ite..,-Tliara and rather rateneive demand fee the Beef end Perk, particularly for the quest appears to be principally for . - Bacon cooties* s at the late prices. There has bee. a atesdy Better market ; the title prices are readily realised, and several' holden anticipate -a farther ad -1111101. Corm.--There were enly 'l4 casks of Coffee brought forward by public sale last week; of course the quantity was too inconsiderable to constitute any criterion of the market prices; the demand by Pei vote contract continued limited; several parcels were reported to be offered Is. a ts. under what was con sidered' the,market prices, but tire reduction did not facilitate select. any entre; and generally the holders 'contineed firm, &dining to • bring forward their Polka during the• toutineance of the langeid de r mend. Tbere was no public sties of Corte this foveiterm ; I there is little- doing by printo , contract. The Moe Illositlei from the warehouse last week for shipping Are very-coos durable. Screw.—Tbere have lately been considerable on; (pities after Pimento; the prices are imptiorlog ; 9d. bus been realised with facility for the descriptien, and 94d. Mr the better . lAsr week, by public sate, 4313 - bag. 5 calks snld a iv.; 196 bags Emit India Ginger 407. ti 41'. 6 /. 6 ." "Vet is little etirtind afteti - • • • • Tossoso.--There base lowa consider Moo se Totowa lately ; the kopertors are eteird to haat% censegoesscr, cosely• redsced thefts sseitst oho Otte, hare are improving, and the reports of .tike (gem rKritsl markets were &Smoothie, tlanigh still view , % dol e th e * t ram, of Janedee.i The favor% ea 'Moe of Tellacco. base Wee.•cerosidereldy lets li tia shot bed-bean generally aeticipsied ; theta us** 60 WM. of blarylsad Tobacco is the smoke, m a niggly the whale, we belays, ie the hsadtel e fts , 4aelevers, cad say Is coesetterttce be aft WSW me • of the satirkrt. . • • 4ititviir e s—Th• doomed for Coreents easttioest sift siderable. Politic Sale- this farennoe--630 d,. .Carcabona Raisins Ns. a 101s.'; 337 'bolt% too • half bens Muscatel Raisins as Wadies, 61. i. 4 , LOs.; SO quarter de. .71. 175.; 12 h a lf bets. as Apartarbels. Prose 60s. a 625: ; 265 half, Soo gem tea-,Mars, 280 drams Terkey Figs in bead 70s. 726.1 140 casks Lesia=ltaisins, 551. a 584. Rlcs.—Caralitta Rice seetinnes in resiest. 11. _ - forenoon a Public Sate of lUos was brought fieea r 4 it consisted of 1625 begs Bengal; this wbsj lei freely at a-farther advance of (sill Is. chief, tikes fie "apostatise; good guilty 255. 6d. a Wk.; a Oft lefesisiclis. a 254.64. 1 Haase, FLAK, 1111 . 19 TAILLOW.--411011P 11119 itsena. great,restial in the deemed for Hemp; the ma l % bare been ; thistly, it is repos . tod s a ir t h American 'Barbet ; tbe pvicea have impossil als o t 31. per ton porches's at Liverpool wow. beim aessideveble.-Tallovi • Iv'. without amegnie s anatlasea is Whet moreslisposition to defines...a & G Flu retrains in rusher limitectsreipsek variation in the currency. There •hevis been desable perches.. a Hemp and Tallow en swivel; the mles of rbelnrnier are 31. a 41. lower; assts.. tritch.lie Tallow owarrival continue In be 48s. a 70s. Tea.. .The prices of Tea ere nominal on awl** the.tedia.bouse sole; it is expected t o cl os et s . wards the end of the week. Milieu have sold 46. per lb. abase the lest isle .prices. Comet are pee off 2d. a 3d. per lb. higher. • • • , PUBLIC SAL' or OIL --About 64 tans of he American Sperm Oil, 1131. 10s. a 1151. Ws. giIIL,IC SALE Of Anus, Om. HIM!, &c.e-160 barseb,Near York Pearl Ashes, Ist, 624. 6d. a 655.; 24; 565. 6.1. a 59146.1.-6 tons St. Petersburg climb' Hemp 431. 5.1. a 431. 101.; 5 tons °utast 431. 15s. a 411.--I5 hhds. French Rough Turpentine IN.. 204 ad.-Leghorn Ashes 635. 1511.-/00 tans Cope al, canister, duty paid and casks unlisted, 431. 151. a 471. 155.-3 tons Whalebone, in bond, 251. a 261. 10s. .RUM,, BRANDT, and ilossarros.-The possat Rum are nominal on *cravat of the little bushels )ately effected; purchases may be made a shads ander our quotations. Brandy and Geneva are witbset variation ; some inferior parcels of Cogaiac lave been sold at rather lower prices. Yesterday Viscount CANTLIRCAOH hid asiodiess of the Parsecs litoeNT at Carltpn•house. A new travelling carriage ill building far the Pried cess ELtaAarrn and the None of II essa-lioneoen. New credentials bare beets sent to Lard STAIJIOO TORN 41 Stockholm, conferring ispan him theisas office at the COO,t of the present King, CSAIIIII• Jot's, which bis Lordeldp held et that of the labk Sovereign, CnAnass XIIL This messero, by Which the new King is acknowledged, is as nearly a matter of Mire ceremony as cash! well be, for we had at. ready acknowledged thasADorre u Crown Priem, or Ileir-apparent, OATu or AL.IAGIANCIC TO TIM KIN. or SWUM. —On Sunday morning a number of Swedish Geode moo, and others belonging to the same nation, as. seabird, at the Swedish Church in Princess-spare, to take the. Oath of Allegiance to his Majesty the pre sent King of Sweden. After a Sermon by Mr. Eat- ENSTAM, Mr. n'Knoicsraost, the Swedish Charge d'Affaires at oar Court, read abed, and in an ire mini,e manner, the form of the oath, which was re posted, word by word, by the whole congregative, fishnet bolding up their right hand—as customary in Sweden. This solemn act was then sealed by, the re spective signoteres of 011 present. The nature of the oath enjoined that his Majesty shall reign accordieg to the Fundamental Constitution of Sweden, as adopt ed by the States, okc. A unanimoes esclamation lowed of " Long live the King ! Length* CHAIM'S Jas the Plik! ! TAN Xeopie here are petitioning for Reform by twenties. It is likely th(s plan will be generally adopted, and long followed : it combines many ed vantages; it makes it mach more difficalt to deceive the nation with hired Spies and Informers, Greta liege, and Secret Complus". ; and it will show the Legislature the serious wish of the People, calmly, unequivocally, end, iudivideally espresseil. , —(Gles- GArunick.) •1 the Spa dini% ,••• • • •• • • • Copse .Eicriatitte, MARCH i I.—W* still &vegan thinly supplied with all sett, of Grain, yet the Wheat trade was heavy at Monday's priori.---Wtat little fine Melting Barley appeared met ready sale, mid all ether descriptions sold as the nate torms , as osbloeday.—New &entire Is. per quarter cbeap‘r, and Oats went off slowly, hot not at lower priced Tios•Cast of POISONIIIO% 04 *skim mitielfr rebook, into the state of the enferteeatio'llreelikt we areabinto inform our readers that three 11 4 0111111 *reee fiiv recovered that they were able to Mow their work yesterday; Jaw Griffiths liable Wail* in her - own apartment, and recovering very fast . ; lietry Fla is still hi a deproos way, bet there sire strolls Jager; of her final recovery, Ouargla the phy sic:ll2o who attend her decline as yet living their ^Pi' silent the bad two or three retires of the convelske sod keeling fits yesterday. Wort osost:-'-Wit km to annesace the death of thleGanimian, wbo.was an old and respectable Stenisee of the , theetriest profession. Ha had long Intim sefferiag 111111611-11 declining state of health, led dind AI an wignisiod ego • few days ago. . • • ' .3 Or Poblirbed by Q. Lay rel., st She s; il`mfy-cciuri s . tltri•itrce• . , I aft---fins white . ge t ° Glirunicle.) . 81. to 91s. Bd. ; Letters and papers from Trinidsd and the Spud* N o . ed. to 13.. ; Main, to the middle of November, have been received. R oot . lu bed t oo , Arismendi, the enterprisieg Chief rat blargaviti. had ' - co ptered ht orillo's.dispitdmis t . by *Ma it rod kae avow •-beisit IbALAsiIPO444IO-4 1 011 - INMeastiett . sbe f 1 p r i me we ds ot et 1 4 4 Peyrsh and conveyed the cannon to Peelle a latter; the re. 611 . 914i0 and Valencia. Tito province ot hisracaibio. for the shipping. I *ith lbe 01C 44 000 of the lowa, We. in ems ageiast 11.... C....i....L. ~. R .i,; - i ~ t ~ 1 .1.