The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-23 00:00:00

I - 4 i:. r r so. sail r. : ' ' LONDCA, OCTOBER 445. P , leg 'ter. . 7- .Y'c Is eft .4 , ?tltittro Se, ,217 . 16. , Cay5a for !rhea I. 4airns, fee! in the fioi, aid Srbirt r dmtM greeiresll"• . - T -- REVIVAL OF TIIIFI DISPUTE • • • • - '— -- • . • .' • • BerwEge vas BRUSSELS 'PAPEItS'. . I lag into the Axis these miserable men, i•ste in.tru. . --rims--: . I mews of their treason, whom'they deliver ssia to poise , EAU INDIA COMPANY AND . TIDS GO. it. •wrictlNA, Ocr. 8.;--The Austrian Observer pub- lic eengeanct!. , VEANMENT'OF CIIINA' : - lobed yesterday the folloning paragraph : I It is thus tigt ive are to efpliia those edict verde', . --....,—. " The Gazette de France 'of the 27th of Septem. from time to time heard, Which would mite t.vity ;4* •. ' It is but a very few 'week' since we congratulated :liirs gives, with much emphasis, under the head of ther.lban indignation, if' they did not disrlaite (if • - our mercantile readers on the happy termination of i Vienna, a detiriled account of an impOrtant diplo. not in the immediate agents, atleist in their "rd.' , the disputes recently- existing between: the Vice- I saac ceremony which took place the 14th of Sep. gator 4 Criminal,hopes, sinftter designs to disturb fete- ---: . Royalty of, Canton and the .oenalittee of Super- I (ember at the Palace of Schoenbrunn, in the presence Public peace, and the wish foe - anarchy and hie' , a . , H e i r ,, cargoes, and on ti# - re-establishment of commercial' of her Majesty the Empress Maria Louisa (the se- under pretest of the love,of glory and liberty. \• •; • 'l4e Wii i intercourse upon such Mr and conciliatory terms, as •Itnnciation of the title of Empress, and of her pre- ' 'yne kinpntience to which their rage has ben re. I , a Wit , 's he ew.. jpremised to secure a long and uninterrupted • trait. ' tensions to the Crown of France, as we ll f or h erse lf duced, sump the fall'Of the Usurper; far from oesi*4 open ' quillity. These ..lavoutable prognosticatieus have' as for her son)." • ' . ! .ratieg has ,put increased from all ' that portion Ai ~ • rite. ! been shown to be quite fallacious by communications I The Gazette de France probably drew this infer terone Pei, „received hy the FlTindiuste, which state, that the ra . .. mann from the same sonrce as that of the taking of *eight sit;,ich public lailtriltiTMOCCAßliiitS conld4loo., T , er Garr,. to .their deciamatient. eils44 }Melt, , cesit calm had given way to commetions of a fj• Ragusa by the Montenegrins ; for at Vienna we have' .PIPSB men,' like the "genius of mischief who in.. ._:...—....-- more serioni'ilature than - key which have lately dlia *not the least . konwledge of this great diplomatic aPiyekthem,`de'ssel stop in the career of crime;• in 1 , a . v."lti %Vit.' tufted the relations between the two Powers. . transaction. - : spite.ofs the calamities .Wltich they themselveslpsee , s, resent ICU 'ln oaf former remarks on the points at issue, wet BASLE, OCT. 10.—Since the Sth we' haie seen his brought "pm Fraoce, their have the sedecity tole , . be p.iffk mentioned that the greatest obstacles to their friendly ' Majesty the Emperor hg of Russia, the Prince Royal coke those,as t authors' of these eslamities, who ham. g Clirtt AN' settlement were Certain aggressions on the rights of of Wirtemberg, and Prince Schwartzenberg pan • been tbeir'cbit4 victims ; and they still meditate MUM, arr. Yalta:ell •1 1 ,sat, neutral. ports, said to 'have been mule by British ' through here,. . . et wliich they wish teethes; the fruits. -..., .-. ~, • 1 . ei* .that all :Italics . T. %.. MA nil ts cruisers in the river Tigris; some alleged interferente 1 His Majesty the Emperor of Austria arrived here l The-OtadMon ! ' Knoge they• MAGNA, or ', on the part of the Company's servants between Chet yesterday afternoon, and will remai n here till to.! would rise aethe mere susPician of is nen ' 4.seeson,; I • r ,•,...,,;. Ewan,. '1 Exetutive Authority awl its native born subjects; and , morrow.—Sixty4ve thousasul Austrian troops are that it iserer,participatki in climes which divan (belt. iiiNtitin. Mr:3lNrlt.v t . . one or •two . other less essential ln I soon to pass by our city on their return home. j own, awl that publi c opinion, against which they ! •• ,rile, MG Liston; . . circumstances . % .-p.,ort ; itaiwtie regard to.these, the Snperca , goes had diverowed the .4 i By orders just received, the fortifications of llu- hear up in vain,. has struck' them *.seith . istelfaeosblir, 4.,, You 111:;• It: '-' of , officers , fensive acts .of his Majesty's nav naval :ocers, over I nioguen are to be entirely razed. • 1 digrace? .. hr G sone-ter. w h om th e y h a d no sor t of controul • 'and had with - i Beussets, OCT. 18.—The Prussian troops which ! With the .114 of the l aw whirls we friTopolo t thole. s.-c oil Pr ea Ss. 6d.--Pi dra wn their pretensions to aright of sheltering Chi- ! were posted before 'f hiosiville, 'bare r etire d to a cer- who are only ml.led, iris I led by a Watery •fear s . err 6 , •tiery. Si.; Sec•-e.d . will stop on the brink Qf the Precipice. • The -seta se subject§ in their employ, from the elect of the ' lain distance from that place, the entrance into which : ve "t 1 o.ot. id. t ‘ he PAW'S to he token of kb Municipal law. The local. Uovernment had , in its: is now free. On the other side all hostilities against nu, no dpubt; will utter a cry of alarm t wll is twit,: rt•strein, front tett till rout. • (Urn,• made, some important coneessions, and an aml- - the fortress of Charlemont have ceases] ; it is MUM. ° Owl will atty., because authority will witch' theotu; . Of 'Mir he. has oigbilyi no aik e linz•othre. • Sable ;intercoprse was . soon re-established. ' But ed - that both these places will 'Peelers Prseislan garri. het tbepeople moat be Saved:froh:the delbium of de. --_, scarcely a month had elapsed, When ili lioyil Edict sons in a few days, confortnably ter-owe athwart"... ceiviug etielterne,n.le., .: ' . -.- • - • - •Tti 3 'eititstee,....ectilitilliWAs ,-- • • ' was received at Clinton', exceedingly offensive both cies of the Treaty concluded batw.ien the Allied ~.T4 goodnevi 'ntilti..lting Is doebilesstuabosudedl A REDUcTION.in the Pingo for xgAcuzo it, its style and .pirit. After again starting •the sob.; Sovereigns' and France. • .: . • : bat kii,hiehlitrie that it goodrieveshoeld tie !met* fi. to UTQ klruk' nod 'Bos' Cl-ilte. , , °Haigh, Prllisk... 4- jtct Of 'the oumations Of our men'of war ii wen' • ; To-day there bale been'aisioissed front the harp& serf , • I P-• As i a crivrrlie far - the pieta of e tcked • seens-0 , Tie OUIV TeAttieo 0" . 1 'im p s Garments! wts.srue , Sorneeeral • • Plinciplelq.elpi;reti b* •evAsi Yeats study and ailentlareg at the torily orderod she dismissal of the younger Hong' Ms, in twenty waggons, a number of Frenelt'peiz 11,5 141 VIA ' . 1 10 ' Anil_4ll.-.7--,1"1 attempt to .ntolcit4lhke Anatomic:J.:pour.. s kip., 10 Paiinari, Soul luill:'" ague, Merchants, and the • lodgement of the whole of the souers, most-of whom - havautiderrine ampetatiow.ww ! MN. i r % Vie..Aftit of the Gods; all ir . loot s Agy . . seS"roTOrt4l;4ol4`; by Pmfrisar N'"llt r ' oi l i s . , gi p i i;r4 -0 !:. trade in the hands of _three pr four persoul, one of •Xltej •• , eras, et ''spciatlist eanal•for illitenit-: talky ; tkeYA . 1 ~-11- 4 4 ' fst„urbf*l a tA• -, ' ''.. -?••' "f 4 - -• mu .-- THEATRE IWYAL r i?evay_Leetr., H 1 S present EV.FM4I(;, Oct. 23, their gierwmili - will 1,441 raj . KT' G pcnAiiii 1 4 11 E SitOND. m e n:lrd, Mr. 1:•••,, , ; Iteuley; • , , Queen, Mrs. 4.. • bleu la 111 h. wlried, I)I:SERT Mr. T. Ceokr Sic-irmi•gi. Mr. Afunden Louisa, &MS • • Maly. • - •r•triAar. TN Heir M Law. w.• • "day. The Will. • 'r .a,. It i. n W ife nod 'lave bena,Mr. keellw r.aay. lavers VoOlt. ••• • :‘• : ? • fir ••.r.lse evened it halt put IWe o'eteek, 11.,f SOf sass sir. " Heirs. Ir. Seiond Price. 3s. 6d —Pit. Ss. 6d. Reennd Airly. 'b. • le•wer sisllers. Ss. s Second Price, b. — upper Prite, ed. • c:;. • • • • • • sk:N. of I. !Willi oolOn•iiler, %whose nuintenn.:Plipos, daring - , - . . ~ __ __ are ...„ted - - - - - --... the lint frrelre onoohc, ''lce frribled • Into. by Vero eiteesive gehronbill to% Khy:Qhmee, - who a few years ago pun. were all well, and decently clothed:. Ines'"sur=e *n4 elmtaat praitire, t teach 7::i4lurs Ili, sitperior ond sn i tch - ch ased his . resignation at the price of three or fore Journal contains s the . following article': ., - w' 4 , ' ''.. ow approved Plana in ~,,- few Lessens; n bich tilso enables his to 'educe liwytnirge tit Journeymen oneeettirei. - Y . ~ i M1 . 1 , 1i044 of do!fafS . .. -. : f.,. 4 , -According to a private letter froth' Paris . , Oki . . it is welt liftmen 111-It IL. got Fermate. -'t fur 116 oflus : .The edict goes on further to 'express his Sublitora 4Aolltii* no* 'contralti)* only the French masterpieme Pupil. in Ihr pre-eilt • eitr. • Majesty's great displeasure against Sir George Slum. of art : every thing foreign bas beery removed. The Instruction laill,,i JO, 6i. . . . esils of Terms as ah. ! ve.. l'hort;•the destontionef.whom it is understood to enjoin. powers having dvcided that the works of art should 4ftspeesserting, that, to, : the clemency and kindness be restored to Rome, General Gneiseneu has giviii Of ,Isis i listilitawMajesty js entirely owing the pii . . ,orders that the Prussian agents 'shall contribute,• by „viler enjoyed by . the English of residing in the mac. all means in their power, to this restitution. The sions Ofthe celestial hemisphere, the letter declares' 'Venus de Medicis is already on the road to Florence. that they aria litigious and ungrateful race, delight. The King of Prussia having purchased the Justinian' ...N. t feltin brOils, and insensible of the blessings showered collection of paintings, it is to be hoped that the 'of L .oit theltu Farther, that as a return for the kaluahle ley; of. Berlin will become its time the Most coml.. f 1 0-it- piraheets exported by thew, !bey have introduced Only 11.'411)4, in the world. The Allies treat France as of mil 0 y 15 00 . articles of luxury, the effect of which has been to a bad debtor from whom one takes goods in Ilea er late for • 9 ' „NINA.. .. corrupt his Imperial Majesty ' s liege subjects. In of money." .. - conclusion, it tells the Supercargoes, that if they are discontented with the mild and paternal protection of the Chinese Government, the wisest step they can . 'take is to withdraw themselves from it. But little is - - 'CHAMBER OF 11 EPUTIES, Ocr. 18, said regarding the markets. These and several other . - * , 'RESIDENCE Of M. LAINE. ; insulting injunctions had, we are informed, induced ; ' The Pavvrognveconainted the Chamber, that iu the Committee of Stipereargoes to take into consi- consequence of an imitation from the Minister of, deletion the propriety of ngli a stop to the the Interior, he had .yesterday waited on the King, . ..n p uttin g . _ __ _ „ ut 4ACH A% piomised 'to will every thinglekkit aPf knte r rio . ou : peopip shall will, and bil'inkide Oh to.* pig. • • • his duly ; thelaveusust tee WO him with the means. • - . This late will . be a ground of ateassu to • hoelliailit traitors. „ the good citizen Willies in it Probilliask and will . biess the power : which secures to. bislartliffe : first want of ;loci!l irespect ifs the. la . ws, and persons! security. - • .•4.. s • , M. de Caze thep proceeilett fd give some Itiminotss esplsnations 'on the different articles • of the law, whit-A). he concluded With reading as follows taa. ~. • "Louis, acc. • We bays ordered, wed do order, tha*-111iniilaktei laws of 'Which the :following is the lerter,' sine* presented to the Chamber of Deputieeby use ,ters.of State for the Interior and GettereliNtioe,. - in ("Isom we.ass ign the explanition of itssiegies,. - sed . its supp ort in discosiott • r -• , . Art. 1. Krery individual, sihateveilletbit•prOistve gion,, civil or milihry, .who shall have-beerrartetotd on a chs . rfeOf Carnes or o ff ences against the person or authorit y orof . King, itgainst the persons of the Rnyal. t'ainilir — isr - *spinet the safety of the State, • • -MO4 E.,1c.4)31.1).E.R.S LI.- - • . .VEFTY.TUOU,S4IIND..OOitioIt for ; Cl3 . 1' upwards Of *Jo 'Cons. lv Mateo soar , flittft.ottaer Sh4rettti protitotlnn—lW pqrchai.iii4 in 'Me ptriPt4 traly -novel LOl TRsllf 4 *on turadmitable Plan, totally dilfwat from any. prrrNisz tiehrtne. ••• • • • • • EYTesit..lltark taker, CltiiiifirtG. and 18. Carta- Y.WR certain Jet, /newly will admire the Inonsity•af the pre-eiii SrnetriP. Nhav viol' 414taiii Melt satativioa to it. . Ever. Pim-hover toa hit Lot lery„.islvich nun.i-i of only 15,00 D Tido', oil have toe er 411 the Prizes for 5Li US Tickets, a Alto contutivi ell 3 per Ceuts•Gotlit l 4- •• 3 Prizes of • • • • . XYV IC 3O itlti.4lol) 3.. FRENCH PAPERS. fte. Ake. • • TI ismnre than likely there will net 1i ii Ticket ar Share , Sale tLe IrOt few fiars. , twoarly Putekswe-iptherottore.- 4 ate.ively rwerwarr.l ' esaareltA, anti 18. COY ra ni( STREET, SO WCIII4 a fiance in this jowly impalir IltitY. • ••• , ; . .Y 2 ti •.! I , who gave directions, that the Deputies who did not ''Ye--1 -91 ,il i* .- lust - - In i -71 take the oath on the day of the Royal Sitting, should may be taritifired in crietody 'until the expiration of take it in future before the'President: .the preeept Pi..! lei, a not' brought before the Tabu . • - "Theminutes of the preceding day having been then Pals., jl• ~,. ,':'' ' • - - • read and approved, the Ministers of the Interior and -2. The sitheoliintsTor the e proceeding against the of General Polia.' were introduced. . individuals charged with I;ireef-the crimes mentioned ThePttesirresr.—lle of his Majesty's Ministers ,in the preceding article,•ceis ostilybe issued.by franc. who. has -a communication' tu make, is ignited to tioneries ser wboat the laws• -confer that' power: mount the Tribune. „ within teenty.four hours each of them shall Tn. . M. de 1 Ciii, Minister of General Police, then der an account of his so acting, to the Prefect mounted the Tribune, and an ttttt Diced that he had to of Department, and the latter again to the Minister present to the Chamber s plan of law, which had for of, Genes4Polide, who shall submit it to the King its object, to give to Government the force necessary in Council. . . . to repress dangerous men, to deprive them of the .The public functionary who shall: have delivered menus of doing mischief, and render it inapeisible I the warrant, shall'besidea be bound to inform there. for those to sipaliie themselves by new eecesses,l of the King's procurator of the district, who shall in. who seemed even to take offence at the cleruesey of 1 form the Procurator General, and who min shall the Monarch. . • ac quaint die y inister of Justice. the Charter , he observed , contained all the e1e..1 3.. In elite where the grounds of charge shall not melds of the power necessary to Govnroment, and ibe eetinoiertuogh trS' determine arrest, the person _ - , it nits above all in•difilcult times that one learned to i ARNO, mix . provilionally be 'placed under the cur appreciate its benefit;, and to seek in it for. remedies I s seillsoce of , the I igh Police, a s is regulated in the "Canton, Feb. 25, 1813., uspER. the AIPIITST PATRoNAGI; .1 . • - 1 —i. W' .11.. is : necessitated by circumstances; it was for the legisla...i•Paeral Code t efiao.3, book I. Thor- It ;;at iii s to ' sibs PaieAs. of WaLtie. es orl " see Fr memos' J ust sailieg, and I have only'l tor to investigate and to deielop these elements, and .. 4. If this la* be not reirewed in the next Session ISM/C.1,6d Duite o f ftCs4FX ; hi* I.lll..*Pial Mekit"Av the time to write you a few lines. The L a dy S o phi a Ito make them spire as the basis, which events shall of.lbe cbenthetss it shall then espi:e and cease to be V l lllll . lllf of Ali the RUSSIAS. his Exieilency the Duke ; • arrived at Macao on the 20th, and •a grab from ! show•to be indisPPli'e b te• ' i in rnr". bst. IN rA NTA DO, tty • their eapeeiol authority. • • ' Bombay, 'with 1200 bales of cotton, a few days be- ; The Charter places is the King the care of liking The plan of law was received by the Chamber, and DI 011 LAND'S MACASSAR OIL ; its. use :is s ss tore. • :sr e predictions about the articles a re ver ifi e d ; every measure necessary for the maintenance of go. , ordered to be transmitted to the Bureaux. AA) ro:44ibeii by the above 114** , 10 .414 l'eniono , r• partictni „ - have been made by hot hi, in. s eriat Maker or,- LNI PERON. of RUSA A,, who .It is now rising; huge sales th e veto-anent, and of the public tranquillity ;it was . not, ;M. Maine de Siren propoied an alteration in the 6%. NMI inset eractemis pleased lit 'hansom. she e , eerie. merchants during the last month, and th e y h ave now therefore, merely the right, but the duty of Govern. ' mode in which the Chamber conducted business, the th/la with ? large ..rder, for Iris use. (roue V ie1111146 derbrine if% but -15,0()0 on hand of all sorts. Opium is dull ; ment to supply, in estreordiriary circumstances,; the.. object pr, which was, that all plans of law and mi t a.. is ri.ostili. vittrie, witieh mdse may be seem • Tlti- , 011. 14 .• far bl . )1 1 1.11 f 11111[41:11. for producing a lositriont curls or very heavy indeed ;at what price I h ar dly k now , insafficiency of existinglaws. • * •. ; nal propositions should be dereloped in written Ilnir no the o Hest place*, strong 411 hen. Will curls and gimp, because there are such tricks played, and reports It %vas this duty which his Slijesty wished to fulfil, speeches, but that the discussions on them' should be Mtn 1f ki*keri. tier-troves:- , 4ts• titters ore fully explain spread to keep up its price; 1230 dollars is, PM Oraelf.olll . ll. • • : -• ed I N ROWLAND% TREATISE on the HAIR, enclosedj by the plan of law about to be communicated to the i get p with e w e, : masse bottle, signed sou the kW, in tel ink , A. . fancy, - the utmost that call be obtained for any Chamber. , this, suggestroo errs, also referred to the bureaus. ROWCANIYiti:d SON:" . • . • ' : quantity. I Such, Gentlemen, pursued the Minister, is the -The Gazette' de Frew.ce contains the substance of a Price Bs, 6 :.-10*. 611.—a ad One Guinna per bottle. Also, ! 46 Sir Theophilus Metcalfe leaves this in a few days ' magnitude of 'the criminal attempts which call for letter , from Madrid, in which, conformably to the ROWLAND'S liissENcE OF T1:11E. fur Bengal. The Chinese will have their ports and your solicitude, that the Prince, whose first care it information we hate already received from other ishles will inarneili•itely nod elfertioidl elianie RFD or GREY ' i t i k I ft . 'Ey E _ BRows. vi . II Bic Kits, &c. ta a perinvien , ter ritories respected by your men or war. The busi. has been •to secure public ai well as personal liberty, sources, it is said, that six.awl.forty individuals, of SUOMI or 1111,141(. lied im pern.noeiii Ora ii cannot tie re. ness has been taken up earnestly at the capital, and finds himself compelled, lo Order lo • fulfil that obli. greater or ,eat dignity, heye been banished front the 'toted hs -weishive. ft i‘liet fel fly innocent, nn.l I.:iiiies owl orders • have been received for l'ann Khy Qhuee t o gation, to resort to repressive measures, which will Court. It mentions the names of Escoiquiz, °stole., Gullets:ten may dy-e their flair with EASE and SLC It Er V. come into the Hong again as head merchant. It is said, be a ground of security. to peaceable citizens, and am, Molle; Villamil, the Count del Pinar. and gm. Price 7s. 641. per bottle, or *mall bottles fur tried, at 4:-. ear,. tha t Sae rlle Proprietor* narratil le, "Vary. • that mr G eor g e Staunton is to he ordered to quit the of terror to those who seek for liberty only is fro, the last of whom is soil to have been tan( to the Sem, Is heireste and . irtiiil, tit, the sole Proprietor., A. country. There is much trouble brewing. anarchy. . . . lollies. Echavarri, his Secretary. and his two as. &MLA \ D and stsN, coca. rof hirliv-wers, th e tire turn- , "The Cambridge will sail in ten days. Mr. El. If we would not, on the one hand. exaggerate the sistants, are said to have been sent to the state th g an the tight in Hottoie g aidea. Hi-thorn ; and by appoini tarot, uhiostooe sloes not go home this season." dange r s which threaten us, neilter ou g ht we, on the prison at Grenada. Ballasteros and his Aids.de. Air. She'd., 117; D. Rise , : . !:b. trrerino. 47. wad Gosiie and • I+,:erre, hi, h e w Boort-,iirrii t Me-ri*. Heat ars, Tterl.horne- The Ilindham met the Lady Barlow g oin g up thessemble them T hey •nre less formidable Camp have beers sent the some road. The Duke. other, to di . . S''' - rts liAtes suer Me . ' ' C . -,,e. I Bever, 17, river ; nod the grab above alluded to is probably the from the ' somber of the factious that. from their au. del Purqae is appointed Ambassador to Paris ; the '''sa-urs..t i lese. str.oeir steer...to and Son, 43. Show clarity. .It Ta y be said, indeed, that their chief Costa de Peialuda. to Naples ; the Dike de Salt :,a , ! Edw..i.l-. lint s s'. P.ihr , .Chnit h ,-. 4 s !liege. 63, Bader, •Pembroke, of Bombay. The second fleet of India. 4 . Clir:.o4: Barclay NM &sus. 97 , .•Flert-market tenorseiso. men, •would sail from Whampoe early in March. force is sir their impunity . T hey attack the I'.+ roue C t ring,. to Vienna ; and the Duke di l'lrtfantadu t o Holbor-hat ; BoOillail WA Tull, ii. 16,41 F.14.1141:1d4. 4 We.ll tttt t Itself; to that portion Of the petiple who are too en. R u ssia. 240 50p0..1 i 11.0.01. 150. ;Mott:, 45. Cringe. 113, Otit,td- ________ • I silt' deceived they represent the authority of the Ding The people are reported to have insulted Pottle: .nest t weerio, Cu:sium-*treri ; :out P. "II P Abater. :IA Ale. .Brine Vend's+ isi'Lludon ; low by all Pettis: , err, fir. in Lis. A Gentlemen complaining to his coachmaker that as weak and uncertain, incapable of punishing, in o n the road front Santiago to Cerogne. owe. hie earriage was as dear again as it ought to be : capable of repressing. The different meispres above ellutte.l to, are iryil•l 11 , 0 To nvold i m p., s i l io n , ink f.ir ROtYI, .4 en's fl li 1. or 44 , Consider, Sir," replied the maker of vehicles, , lly-the 44 of these mnnmuvres they succeed in to have token place while Fe,•!iaaosi was at (31.1 o; "91 i 3..51/$ loll.each to tit • 'i `recd e A it. •• l• ILI :IA son* / , , We ere not paid for above half that we make." ' weakeoing - cottfidence, in shakily& fidelity, sit push- his residsuces, near Nladrid. .. . . . . . • • • . . • ONE I', 011„$T OCR; WITH ALL TllO 1111 arm IV CON•iI/L9AA WINK 56i. ftlESlAt's. /TN N 69 LAMER. 3 • •prizls of ‘51.0 '0 4.... .P 1 izr4 of Slil,ooo ' BIAV"Ati. DC 'DRAWN. T}JE sqiEm CONTAINS.. Fritts hi '!...15`Y.1493 Or; tenr.Consoll :BONG 4.. ..... • 29,000 ditto, . &WOO 4.0 , 9 ii t••• . .... • 42,030 4,P02 Plies of ‘1,001% elt)00. £1.)0, !CVO, ICA &co 80.. titiking . n grin I 'final (in Stack owl Mona) • f £314,40,), wh•ch in•t t alt '.e drawn nitionz the '5,000 Tieket9. Porel‘er It• this lotrcov hove the :Avant:me of all the frig• in the ,ic x ; this 100, alretoly added to th,• Value of the Stock Prizes, a Preii.iom of more thnir }I - H.l9l'E EN THOUSAND YOU N ! sail 1; irierrasink. doll• ; liolth•rii • Nob of Tickets :no •St.:“.•••, ail have t•••• opiim of rereivin.; the Value, Imixr,er high :he Futule os fir ii••• 4•, ' • •• ' • • • IV NIONEY ON DEMAND. Tirket coil Mane are 54•11i0% In (7..ntructor, PPM. r: . 4, Cornhill WWI 9, • Clocrinc 1,9•114 , r who Wired •u.l Sold, in rho 4.ottery shims: in July, a Price of i0.0110..tt , t1 in thr Lodes,. driiwu iu Apia, ALL tie there Prizes of AUF,OOO•Vie ' , tr.' . • trade : t measure undoubtedly pt. , gnant witlister lots evil, but believed. to . he absolutely necessary for the preservation of their own independence, and the fti tore establishment of commercial intercourse upon more sure nod permanent grounds. We- have only further to add, that letters have been received from la Canton House by a mercan:ile esta. •bliittment itt the cityostrongly urging the propriety Allaying aside apecelatiotia to China for the ensuing Owelre mouths.. , , The following are the most recent letters we have seen from that quirter " Canton, Frb. 21, 1813. 6 4 The Cambridge will be load'd, I expect, by the Ist of March. In regard to markets, Bengal Opium may be quoted at 1250 to 1300 (altars; Curchoura Cotton about 10-8 to 10 tales-sir-1111one about 12 to 12.3; but this being the Chini 'New year, more merry-making than business is going on ; however, cotton may be considered to he on the rise. I . The only Company's ship here is the Scalcby Castle. I The Lady Barlow is : upt yet arrived." : , ~. . , • _..." ''' 1"1114.11.1."1:., . • • • - .. ' rer e,"1„...... , .„ N # . . •ad '' . •,... ~ ~,f6 t ,-; • •,..,, . • ail • \,..., ' i' - ' _ -,- -t • 1 :-N,..' :." -a ‘ l% . I i t y -• . N' t . • • 1,43. . 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