The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-31 00:00:00

/ i NAVAL INTSLLIGICNCE. DIMS, Len. We—Sailed his Majesty's ships Niebe and Lay des, f oe sh een ", an d ammo* division of transports for Ramegalt.--Remais in the Dowse, ids Majesty's ships Mao. Welk Datepit.les. Grills, liermaski sad Olympia, and about 10 sail of tramports. . Poarestotrre, Ate. 30.--Arrivet Mi Majesty's ship Se. lapis, (rem the Mediiei renew, and is pat 'leder qaaraatine..— Sailed his Majesty's ship Prayer.,• Ow lite Downs, aad the *Ora, br Plymouth.—Went out of - harbour, the Caroline, Alien, bused to Demerara, to jolithe West India eosins, at at, PLtritowns, Ave. 99,—Came is the Sullen, 74, from** . eastward and the Dover troop-ship. from Portintauth AS the Loyalty, Johns, from Dunkirk; a ship from Morlaix; and the Elisabeth, tltieria, from Gotte•borsh. Fousonts, AUG. U.—Arrived, la, or three cowing ves sels from Leaden and Liverpool. , . „- , Staaaeass, Ava 30 —Sailed his Mlajosty's ship Beaver, wit'*. coney for filshwur s the next will sail abort 15th Sept. The Enegleri, from Gotgotsburgh, struck upon Harborough Saud on Thursday, as was deserted by the crew. • .The leabdta, of Arbroath, from Rigs, run on *how on the 24th inst. in Lunen hay. Cargo landed, Alia the vessel expected to be got off.. The Aurora, Norberg, from Liverpool, to the River Plata, pet into Comma. on the 7th inst. in Milken an vil it thought wit! be obliged to unload o. . - , Ica! SLOOPOIP WAIL—The Flora, 4 4 1. .4 O. • tau, arrived at, Liverpool on MOM. d so late as the 22d inst. by the • 8. 30. lon. 6. 24. _ PN- BRIGHTON, Contrary to our hopes and expectations, the Prince Itogeet and Duke of Clarence hate left the Pavilion for Carlton House. Early this morning, outriders mere dispatched to order a relay of horses on the 'road. At It o'clock the Duke of Clarence took his tlepartem, accompanied by Gen. Bloomfield. The TOO *triped into his travelling carriage at one, attended-1y Lord Jocelyn and the Her. Mr. Blom tworgli. Immediately after his Royal Highness had . gaitteci sb• - towit, the flag on the church steeple was struck. gereral alterations and tasteful improve- latent' are tto be made and completed at the Pavilion 'before the return of his Royal Highness in October next. The Marquis of Headford, Earls of Fife ind Yarmouth, and several -.ethers of the Royal party leave Cs te-morrt4. The Duke of Clarence was at the Chapel Royal yesterday, and sat is As Prince Regent's pew ; his Royal brother was notelet the whole of the day, but . _ heard Divine Service read by the Rev. Mr. Blom hurgh, twito preached in the morning at the church. A large party sat down to dinner with their Royal Highnesses at seven o'clock. The Earl at Craven. came from Southampton oa Saturday afternoon, in his elegant and spacious yacht. Upon anchoring off here, she fired a salute' of twelve guns; his Lordship had afterwards thhho- • wear of dieting at the Attain. The Jasois frigate, which regality wattled the Princess of Wales to the.Cootiaent, and came here from the Downs, salts to-morrow for Weymouth, of whichshe is pe cruise whiist her Royal Highness Print's: 6ftill*ltte of Wales resides there. „ ?'HR HARVEST - • • The harvest has now generally commenced with a lair prospect of s good average crop. The Wheat crop is not so heavy in the ear as it weskit year, and - both the mildew and blight is more prevalent ; but .upon the whole. and particularly in the lighter dis .tricts, aped produce may be expected. The turnip crop is, in many parts of the country, very deficient. The %Vilest Harvest has commenced in several places in this neighbourhood, and in general the crops are abundant and good. At Pinchbeck, and many other parishes in the Fens, they have begun to Cut oats, and it is pronounced that better crops have bees, seldom know n.—(Lincoln Morcary.) 4114 , Cornwell the crops are stated to be generally . geed, and new wheat was sold in Penzance Market last Thursday. Oa Saturday, Monday, and • Telmilay seinight, he 4th or Queen's Own Dragons; Mardi, arrived in. tLiverpool, and on Wednesdal embarked for Ire land, amidst a great concourse of spectators. On Thursday morning, the iath Light Dragoons ar. rived in that town ' also for the same destination. The number of French prisoners who have keen sent to France sinr?r. the conclusion of the Peace, exceeds 67,000 men. Only nineteen Continental pritoners of war (who are Poles) now remain in this cointry. The American prisoners In England al reaay amount to . 311 1 306 They are chiefly seamen. !Nom k Coancsrosntrtr.—We understand that several Geistlemen its the country are resolved to baits printed the paragraph which appeared in our riper of -last Saturday (stating that the practice of miring China day with lour was still carried on to : k considereble extent in Cornwall, notwithstanding ' Unit true Bills had been found against four indivi • ii f ,tor that offence), 'end stuck op in their re. , f 0 . ~.......,: h. : T f h oot hp . d si tilo l ef fr e rw i ngh o asholaorgide dare e ar t d o ' eiiilay tagredients with the corn he grinds. Such * publication, exhibited at the church do or of '''t, village, and at the public. house, would • put an end to a species of villany that can - Not be punished too severely, nor put s stop to too soon, as trio vice is become genera . , Of lbe rascality ortnixed clay with the wheat, and sel ing if at a most exorbitant price, is not confftted Cornwall. Ilmnprhire is said to be very much tested' with Millers of a similar desciiption wit' Cornelis knaves, now under a prosecution • . Moil effettual wey to put an end to the horrible tice of adulterating the wheat l and afterwards the would be to make it transportation for life, ar feiture of the mill to the informer on _ - Tt.e owner of the mill would, for his 0 , wtteik over his tenant, and be careful tot . ' mitt to 'any - bet honest mesa.' ----''''''''' . STATESMAN Y .... " .. * a ' - 1 i !' . ''''"... l i it 1 LIVOSI4P, Paisley, ! trout -; Ana. 10.. , 4fitiltreatifil., 1814, for Melon of the 1114rqnivate of Antottat, . of Lord terrork The benefits of Zile 1 kbliitioll Electors taken place In Europe are not felt theni. agreed are impristlnetl, respectabre petinn; i their - property ennfiscatett • ' AL 1 On guncla 4 the 7th titst.;*his Th innest ____„... 7sain ihnow4 , wh i ch ww goat . hod s ou r o f isle retebrAfewt - IttaF• 0 -at detteleinetoti.iOeselstet• - Thor Uwe piedueed 4 4 f. ;1 8 ° ° iii• i ~ , 1 4 11 Pi ' 6,1 4 Wird v itatit.. so min i aottoosa di nney ta d ontran it ana einnia,, Ant t hts Hettileiepiweetirikthe;e4itthrleriiiv we "N hide V g* II eking, tito **nation j ust ;; b uc .Of the censreieileit 0 ffebtalOitmii. fit. 0, suc h A s; s l ...b o i r . e tr eot ea t k isim bit am i t a, th at " ' on at dwell. itrallifted fhl trriki : vatilkipti 'tit. ~ . . )., , i s, . 4 . 1 010040941 1 0 A *Older at any *apt however eat*: 14°41.11 of I t , P i 41 °,tiffii b,,,,,i 4 1 e II; 1114 . ef . 4 P B tonibilif. ":11/1410114k net, for 'Oda : apathy, . thin callow I Ilv.M i i ll e trc„° l _ ,c°,, PI °°1 18 1( 10 ,.. 411 s effectieselmely,pisrahing,in modern them would hap ' . .°4r,..Ti iii i i rr s °,i. ° 4" I „ „ I ,:a..*;' I. ' ' i 1 1 04 1 1“ 111 4 4 ett =ria ts the. trial and qooderna- k f il.l4.s. .1' INA . T i iiri, ' Tfix Jiatiep of pus, Ws Lord CrOlrang• 1 4 n • ~, wo. , • • • ...4, , ~1 ) : a ' , sPitev ltmeaTalt. 4 4 Wit dialdvantsge, we re tip *L i t ‘l , l _ o ' ' ' 1 11 11.44 . 1 1 ""*Wriiiiil' • And that. thicesen theposoduced the very impression . ' i * ni vcin ‘`' ail 4114 raitihtli4eBalla ''' -itarght Wawa,. made i ,it s k na pro d ocet l ww impression Mility ti? Am . ?iviiii vitt; it;44otgleh to i at etKa.claCalated to eostaald the malice of his ene- 4 " 9 - 4r - 440P e e° .tait• t . .n itt i ti^' (skis , t 4 l Chaer ‘thi heart of every . •petyiot, and to • T i. 111 1, 4 1 . 7,.... 1 2 141ri t i 11,„ ti 0 b e 44 : 42 la' _._ A, ,_, ___ g _ t . _. ! _,,,,_ a r A . E__ „L______ _I _ __ _ _,_ ,_E nIIIII , J 11/ 1 113 IV I.IIIC Tieruci l ! ' r.ruvnte.' C ha l n a 7: g ( ! a b / e : n P i Lli ii in ili el 94 o 4 ° i g nt l 77" A nv i e l nw w/u n a : ordtirlUtittiaflul9l4,tis 'hi' therefore l •to coogratalate. you !Ledger country, ot: t _., ial , Pa' s_gi lir 1 11 84- "r iillawr.ti 1 4.1 the sigma, trittwO , . which juetice haa obtained i n y . 94 9: 119 1 Inlof.'1Wcatholre iroati,' *Oh& itifnatlolit 11 . 161,11 1 01 re-elite** of .1444. • cochrena-en election tv hid, of 1.1. 1 k a could only preepedi Is eeivetsel consciousness or- - Yvi t I h t ti P rd !, trl "'fal rreit the inwcapce.of I l k an d „ w hi c h haitplace 4:4lll elP i gitiikilli Prdstelk.cittieltty that lalitfilteatikon op . bit asOstabla .foondation. Y * '‘,.. 11 ", t, 1/43 .1t it411 ,,i_ lar 13i.144n1i t 1 1 . 441 i. j k 64l°' haVOl ll O Way ~041110111 .rnkserf o pti o il s .4 0 wa l l sae vast einpwe ot Russ%, atur•Wl which yopipass appeared: so illustrious exam p l es to 14114 the Alva ny ' nelirhati suppllet &sat soppi mankind.. re this last .instance, you have, if pow. In of hsPOye tk thin to unite In i'bodt:for ;the pt ble, surpossed yottraelves; you have appeared es the to apply thArtkeiiiiiinre esiiii, focus of justice; it, has beea your prerogative to give the nubile feeling afloat.. . their institutioliViorflii4dittucti,..„ _ sstlr gion and good reirrirs,itiedirtiractriefttykie - We *Ovid by no means be understood to insinuate other sacraMents, we tell ft *lke ' - any thing to the . prvjudice of the Jury that tried h i s lng, to confession ,. Ad' theagrattly' Lordship. • Trial by -Jory,we bold* sacred luxi in- ly to comply with - thekvitty ' valuOle, thot we-deprecate eay refleftipalhakwould reignitie Emperor, Peel 1.14 4 woo* throw .a shade ea etkelorioneito.leatitation but,o may.iffsobigtoofiosthat, Im o *eery cchec ' priests'in b:is gratleus cdlspitc:re, .._____ 1 _,,,,_.,.__ , , ____,,_ . 1 _ t _ _ km*. w .. August, 1800, in tridiih,idifter sert . 7 00k °1 1 4.7 1 : 1 :: g u i l u ps ;4;7 1, 7 0 7 . .1..; 4, 1 ' owed in regard for th!T,•ho Adept re“ ( Oa! rpect circumstances as to 40.14ied absolutely ince...i . a g reeabl° '- • .. 1411/1111 ''' 4l. ' r b fished, ii ~ em pire , tur , : 4i7 • • pable of knowing the truth; a villaiaous arrange: • v went ofi the *ldea* e to ' bw.prodpced, a malicious i I °° oat ' a de, coinkrering OW and. node, 'Whence en the part of the Jedoe,. &o. i eantfiesc h p!) those vast regions may deceit' a Ary, and,produce as much evil, ow. i „..„ catiabiaii/ C it" .14‘." ' 1 '4 h"" *IP fi " it law* cis ' lip li g lOs te Xj°BoaacialaPold In. tr" °Mt da i t, ~.. rtt4( aril 'iqaallytt iiio **WV tlict. 3004,40 4 4 t h a t A do ,* C ac i icano ", Olt Eliqiiilic tilliglon, ihciughe fit • re ._ . 4 $e twist Jury, it will alsor o l . r i fetir 4 t ! e i iifei " t 11 , 1)tinc . titio 1ff9,1 ..!Pf7O 9 4949 re of .W:4949419- • r ot ' I" • i tit , n et ; lat„411t; bidet minty ;he a t t , by .his canary sod acquitted. 0 7;i t t l a r ? 1 "` 41 5 77 Iratur" 164 ° 'We coast kr : samples of h ope , that !hen , Ids crillertit . rilifitig Itv Rdsafiti ... IFflyer the , aril' . s f .Coirffikon .shali pot, forth her "P air thlthOr fecift Ortti r ttithillite l flowlii* head, yetk , its.l4l bOtitauild at your posts, * ready te i th "" if f t i - 91° a I}4 OY l / . 8i1. "1 °11° ' strike it offs, or to in.Bict a mortal wound: the flaw m ore o.l:3tiniitiVieytiWetitibelly more hosittietO 'be'prfihtod' : bet litre still olniqofse and th 9 .110; 99 )bi1l 44 1 ries fixed CI I -Lila. -.;' .. *- , . :.... .. i I. you ;we treat that you will most i .splpp, la your ♦ sigh. I, P,7 1 "" Pl e ,• °4ll / ° ‘ 14.6 Sita* pines,. till malice and injnstice ;; kkle their ditninislae i la " . en S POL. • We itadtvtl f ile le solace }'feral of the eild congrktaken t heads „and innocence oo lonipsr,,fitol its only in he art eorrodlog grief. „At ~. -. i to resume and folio* . htol'aPah' Loyola, sew and Oil .id tired ' An - Gentlemen, ,jelet the utmost respect I &C. . ' 1 %.. li t. 'of .Pant Err. our predectsistir,. iff Joiff *.. GHT, Chairman. I order that the cottipariffinif;ln ..vatting . ---' , • . • might freeiferigtige ;in' thelnitteset.4* ittli,'lr•otsth s. TO LORD coma • • 444 religloi and . good' letters, dfreit lemittiriel .'sOiftent d. There is such a dissorience between i lege., %AI *id thicittiobviß ht. 6011tiiii;Iniftisie t ltonscions innocence and imputed guilt; that in up. preach ttial7shini of ettikipd adininlstir 'Ai Sact4 right mind mast necessarily be confounded on re. 1 ments. By the • sernebSiVireilliefielf i thr rover calving en atrociops charge; and even when the !gatlon of the company pf iglus ontler‘Vor lionted‘ `falsehood et the charge is made apparent, the re-' ; ate protectiOn s end, doileidelticelhat4fink 'to .our.. !'collection of it Is often so bitter, and its• conse. ! felvep . pud Ouir'suictesitirs ',IASI -pellicrftilloo of .4'0E41 Iquences so injurious, .as almost to equal the pangs ! thinetilitititght appear tliiis Oftht9er to consedillate . „ !and the deserved punishment of real guilt. Your Ito defetelf,' and in pot.. it frettilse, Oman' anti ',ease, my Lord, is one of a singular complexion.— : corruption' that* might be thereialllbt4duced; and • Trained in . the froths of honour; habituated to pa - i for this purpose we expressly abitetpiie4 such altos. • triotic deeds and high exploits; and possessing, in tollcal . conatitutionl, statutes, p r itiskies, Isudiadiss.,.... , an evnieent degree, that noble disinterestedness, that i gencies granted . In contradiction to these'cooceaßions ' Patient - tie the rt. • vA A Allittirealtieei, ;learner to u milli life ; te . you culls' especially : tbi 'apostolic letters. of \ XI V. , recent 'charge must have been extremely gallingea- our • .pieldettessor, wkieta• begin with . ,- words, Convinced of your innocence, permit us to ap. IDominus oc Reeleapter. Noster, only .in so far as prairies your Lordship toespress the interest we have ;they ire contrary to our brief, beginning Gatholicre, takes in that extraordinary affair. When the charge.' and -which was given only for the Basilan Ent. wee hot preferred, 'we considered its improbability pire. Na t ifillfas to rettoire the strongest evidence to make ' A skeet time after we had ordained the restoration ,rtrnid.; We rejoice to find such evidence was want. ;of the order of Jesuits lit Russia, we thought it nue I say, More, the lofty spirit of independence;' duty to grant the same favour to the kingdom of Si. Film.' keealipose of honour which you manifested : clly, on the warm request of our dear son in Jesus throstglperst the whole elicit. ; your astonishing Ad- l•Chvist, King Ferdinand, who begged that the cons. dress befere the• House of Commons, and subse. ! pany of Jesus might be re-established in his domicil. quent illustrations, have destroyed every vestige of - ons and states as it was in Russia, from a convict's. guilt, 'end placed your Lordship's insueence in tic ) . , that, in these deplorable times, le Jesuit, were hie Wet advittitsgeous point of view. The ialversal sen.lstructors mast capable of forming youth to Christie. delimit in your favour, but especially the admi. ~tlety and the fear of God, which is the beginning a -itbleminduct of the Electors of Westminster, hava!Arisdom, and to instruct them in science and lotion. you.ke higher eminence than that from which Ihe duty of our pastoral charge leading na to SeOplit Hsu - ' but fallen." Yee .were, indeed, guilty of a ! the pious wishes of these illustrious monarchs, to orkee-4.eviese usgss!donable in the eyes of corrup. 1 having only in view the glory of God and the salva. dos; yeti had dictated energy and efficiency to war. 'lion of souls, we, by 'our brief, beginning Pcralist, like dleitilettts ; you sought the glory and happiness .canddated the Such of Joly, 1804, extended to the )iltesed of yew country ; you sought for justice td your at. "kingdom of the Two Sicilie's the same 'concessions I seciates Is war; was it then to he wondered et; that 1 which we had made forth! Russian Etnpitist. I =Hui shoald make you a favourite Mark ?--No, ' The Catholic world demands with Onaninsoue I:my. Lord; but thanks to this enlightened age, her ; voice the re-establishment of the Company of Jesuit. shafts baveleen diverted in sheiri.calularcsukbytheir We daily receive to this e ff ect the most pressi n g peti.. - , _ f 0)14,11 have centered in herself. .. __„.. i tions from our venerable brethren, the Archbishops My Lord, allow us to,oenclude, bregisvessitig our and Bishops, and the most distinguished. persona, cesideuce, that the circumstances which have called . especially since the abundant fruits which this Com , forth this Address, siiil,,if possible, strengthen your' . patty has produced in the above countries, have beast 'habit* aid elevate your patriotic views, that when ; generally known. The dispersion even of the scants .the tionearrives for returning your public functions, lof the sanctuary in •those recent calamities (which it lye§ 44 he found the same intrepid, fearless cham: !Is better now to deplore then to repeat) ; the mina. pion.orpublic and private right you have ever been.' lotion of the discipline of the regular orders (the ihAcept my Lord,* assurance of our regard, ' glory and support of religieyi .aosi the '2Cathilit aofrip M'NAUGHT , Chairmau. Church, to the restitration of taltlt4l allioiar iitiidt• -• and cares 'are at 'Moat ; Co*.s &Motu!, Airs . •30.—A continuance of s ho u ld accede to a ..* . fine Wither, 'and a succession of large titp • plies,l •We should deem Rier:lgn and English Wheat, causes very I towards God, if, chat - article—very few sales hive been tian republic, we , morning, and thou at a reduction of providence of God Barley, Beamii.eimd ()ate, are is.. placed in the bark and sell heailly at that decAirte. gontinue.d storms there 19 n° nilerati°°• ...., , - ' and,experiep -- ead 1 7 r, • I Bens ;All ' k ' k -"'" 44 49 in 0 - rder:ttireak the .. us Old ditto .ats.ts . kaloi;,...For• - . • yr - alli u n , t —36 40 Tick 'do. ..b.. ti t.A4 46 tier, tn 1'; sit pWri iihdi Decided ' br '•• 1 36 ' .°ld •• •••- : 7 .. ----- - ' iti l 41 . 4 SOO ' ado 040-rtii; we ttaie received ....AI ; . 8 4 foe4!tto •.J ".• • • ... c •••• .7.. HU if#Sttlif liltlrliave wished to have de.-- - --At - 85 ftddo. ':: 410 d i F r O d iThe line° llver ..... ....r t , ' 4 ,75 'ai+6ll:ritd w t " prayers implored the Divine . ..4id if Sem* .• ~.. .•.,:se , -i• hav ing woe di! Adticevd,easaPl • 14141101ailtallig. -map , f - Aka Meeting of a lumber* inhabitants of P ih thiSalutation Ism Upon August 8, 181 the. parp.osa ot . veal 41log the triumph oil . Cochrane, the fo l l; di ttAjdress to the g •f Westokastp ) cl . Codirgne l was to re , d , " 4 ,;;, *Jest mINSTEI testitit directed.). requite that tic a wish so just and general. n ourselves guilty orififrapt•crinis antitiit 6ese dangers of neglect the ifits ti has ,iitit'a; oqr. And if, k Peter, td :trailed by we refuse to itiggiroos oweri4 it services, 0 - 44iWytti M NOnch threatens L ioi.kettiAtr &POW Decided by -,-, -- -- • , . • • '", flallifialiiiiiika Inst ' a. ..y.: , .; /- nikaniAliti ikO l dgiiki , ... toted, Ma ea ref V, tint 4alutiote erhith hti 1 I therti. Thtiliriiiiti tens Illattedted : *id • itollhoss*tinild 14 i tellfasi at liie t iler . • iiditt'llooth..t - ki Sl-,: netithrleritig . :6o(l4 . „ s•• . itato tip s tek i n et 4 .i',. 1 / 4 411,nv„.t, tigi,diiif col _ 4 ' ''' ro4spti .trot 16 tea g .. pialt s 'ti* `te-eiti: . P 'iiir-r •g•_ e .. .. a 11 1 5 - 111 1#P* 4 - .Al9lt : *Wriinsils'' • . ' ' 1 .. •"1 .1- • Nona 4 1 1OP - thir.lof; Ettl tiff Pee !I NW lir*: ' "tttiti4 it*tifilrAiiir ~ . littel'etifilooll4 1 1 Mite rfliriatiniii • in Ii; ' if IttV'tthilisioni of '44.iieW tlii. 44itiiiind lehbot'ilirdiatioreiene , r oui• ApOstolir• NIII: ete'ft!ttn ii r Tfor m l iod eft* . many, yeers'in ' . who hid been *Av. . sepressatt by 'Oiliatent 1, in:Mated iir pilinit4 .. ~ purportoof biiiitilitir s :, in tonforinfiekii . , . 4 I m . of s.oettyllettlLL '. . P Filleh*Vt .. .. Vii4ol4 id 011116; . Riv:l e r IN: ti al l ""* .)411 : Olt f r :lit ': Jilt , ilia. , .. -` Vn s r . , 410 thoisid . ' - . ',. II." : il.:1 t till of -• • - ,t 4 ~ fere 'his special .. e .. p, thatit Would be • :i. • : Ilikoli of ,fosos eats" c...1 , ty ; i.•..„7 ' ...,‘ ~ ivt-iy` the 'event :us. ..: 17 11v•• A Voig:lt thert(9.tiesitif ; 4 4 ,1 ` *.. eecle‘iusts(st, srli.oile , ';' ,-1( Ity intso, , wwakim.„., • ~. ~• , it to second rhe wisk. . • It •;.' ince. . , i , ~ ,- ef, dated tine Ith of • - • ~ a atM Fraiir‘itraree' t t . i i tarta 4 eekillittOgetta ee, pa woi- (b' feriet ~ ~: s fregittion ofthe#ll. ' . ,:`, , 41y to utotteto 6411 w qt it by time itiliotio6 _ ated. It MANI IWO Rho. tid Pail ch'iisieVi . we *ee1:4:41:1,4 thena lV -.: fr - tof St. itgeiakfitir of d fiy 'the eMeitiintloiri , 1# happt netliner , .11 r a 1.010(10' anion; ttilVetiOt' I ttfl i ?dth in It iitimitiitrivi 'itittOtti• * it). ki.orditoki-#.. - tfoiftiii.. • i hue done at After having i 1 1 t ateistance— sel of a griat • Ti rats ICDI7IOII. • Ere,—The fetter in your Paper of hit Words; signed MtlieLTOR, and dated floothamptob, assure you, perfectly correct; and suck is the as; daeltrof the Revenue °Scarf throughout England; that a merchant at one of the out-ports &noted me, that if he had 100 pipe, of Cogaiac brandy, ful l or wine, op the Quay, be should be ohltpd to be # silent spectator, of a bottle, or vectors, ot,iwa .0? I three, being taken out of each pipe seitioit.aoreb mony„ odder the pretibice of *toffee .110,Plibbject himself to 'number,* i.ii#4o,oet , Ik4 .10117:404d.k official farina and chicanery tars the delivery oil* property tq 14.,,Tivenegoefti< cat Readers will readily estimetelheestiogasemart of these contributions levied , o* the-Mirehitots, *tidos the Treasury appears dispeietl, - by Mt: lAt 7 INGTOTeS Letter of the Ilth d'.ip the frspds, extortions, and ab4iseve7.4si'peftepr house Pikers, I hope the let* sr;tsLascasroxf, addressed to that Gentleman, will. Gutsiest a step to be put to the .shameful eeiture , 'of the current coifs of the kingdom, which, instead of being a pi•ettibised article, should be welcomed by a . bownty—ster-rea. sa the country is by a vile paper mossey, that alfordi ao apatogy for the greatest extortions to be cow. ,sifted by some individuals who tie ul to* qvadrupk proportion, to what we avolltieesed by doe Legis -...• • . : lature. f sit* tat beiati 0. 4 • A LONDON 11E.ItCRANTe HORRID MURDER. . ; A most barbaroaktlarder was committed out Sunday sooraini last, about two (kW*, at aetbaal-greist, near the tAtrapike. As a genteel looking mao was reenlist - balk along the root, he wai attacked by three relent, wits it 'eked Mat &tut audt robbed him of Isis property. The MINIM aftersfswlliliMMl him by chroming a piece of linen iota IMemmatb, and tboicasist. dered hies by cutting his throat. In M..llWsekias masses% ma i nearly beat out his brains.. The beili of Mse Outorimme maul was conveyed to the yard of a stowevatasoa adjokiagOsta *At,: for the decision of the Coroner, mod iv be owned. IPtendar au Inquisition was taken oa the deceas e, before G. illisposkos, Esq. Coroner for the Middlesex Division, and a resmiettaie Jury, when several of the house-keepers, who reside near the place *here the murder was committed, deposed, ling.'s* the morning the murder Was perpetrased, they beard the cries of the man-In question, and instantly made an alara, whoa the rehbees • '* . . behaved in thew/it outrageous manner, Rbrenheing the fives of any one who dared to approach them. Mier villains broke se yeral panes of glass in the houses nelonglagths the inbabltaaks.. 7 - They were pursued afterwards by the lintAustaio Innately. without effect, as they escaped t , +w7 wind Mt+ for four hours, accordingly returned a vet rikt Oit—Orlyitiseliskr wine some person or persons unknown.' . i:>:C • •STBAIII.9OAT ON Till Saystir.-4 vend of this litiveriptioll2 most Comm( cabins for passengers, some days, and has public curiosity. 'We !ion of the Proprietor regular packet, for the conveyancer-ef passengers and light goods, between this city and Worcester . . One trip has already been made by way: of erperi ment, from which it has been ascertained that she can effect het passage to Worcester from hence, against both wind and current, in about seeen hoe', and return in four and a half. When the fares are adjusted, and the days of departure and return used, the particulars will doubtless be communicated to the public, to whom such a mode of conveyance must prove a great utility.—(Gleoccrter Paper.) Qv E 'QUA att.—Yesterday, Washington . Thompson, alias Wilkins Henry Thompson, was: apprehended by Gillmore, and charged on suspicion` with having stolen 841. from the'chest of Mr. Franck; Dukes, who keeps the Rose and Crown,in Doetning.r street, Westminster. Mrs. Dukes having suffered considerably from the trighf;lviis unable to. attend.—* The Prisoner was remanded for re-examination. William Wells, who afresh stands fully multi ,mitted for stealing jewellery TOPOT aL, Me, Watson, i 1 Castle-street, Leicester-fields, and on whose persod 154 duplicates of various articles_were found, was again. I brought before the Magistrates, charged with having stolen a table-cloth, a scarf, veil, and other articles, the property of Mr. Ward, a baker, loOrchar& street. The Prisoner was in company with the P4'sr secutor and wife on the 9th of Juneolith wham they went out to see the illuminations; they, returned about three o'clock nest morning, and Prisoner m% quested that he might sleep in the chair. This fa. ',Tour was grauted him, and in the morning he repaid it by decampiog with the articles.—Committed fee trial. M ANSI° N•HOUSL—Jas. Hardy and John Graskaatil who stand charged with stealing three Scotch heifere i t the property of Mr. Moss, farmer, in Essex, waist, again put to the bar, before the Loan MAToR ; and in addition to the former evidence, a Drover proved' his having received , the beasts from the Prisoner, Hardy, on their way to Smithfield market, as his' own, with orders to give them to the Selenium', Asa! sold them, and gave the Prisoner the motley ; th* other Prisoner was with him, and was seen pith himl near tho.place the cattle were stole from, the saill night. They were both fully committed to take thek triat. They are both'eoeistrymea, and line at Ilford; and are suspected to• have committed several simile: offences in thateennty, a Lsonovon-mitger.—Tuadayi *Mb Megie wag ttibe.yalee Nll7 4if imodionsly fitted op with two Wo are, Gs has been teptibLoar River fot your% ,411kr. IC excited nn II degree "anderstatiNitt,fte to establiett .thie t o A.ea.-of runationtiin _ r pea .al stop I c b: r giT i g l a wu re i,hi air ,W. Elitdier a Soak now aflue7llolee of both wit' Fateign a genera ! Intl se. on the 9th of Austibt.—M e-was f 4117 c""illed for trill . dull it& for that - s 'eat, aiid se ll - . The Proprietor of the. qliiham roach was .k 4, la &limo'' '. efronliia thil Motaii It conned to gated prolltv of 101. amf roils, :‘t the . .Oit of •Mobert ogke ~---. 7 ery much in. T.' ion idonner, 'Pith -his wit!" Mr. KiriVfoOlusliEmEllilit. /14. Pie rifler. E se e it ' lobe n sitop-heeper Ist (Word •marlict, f e ssassisilsup..•. lion with the side, more than allowed by *et of Parliament. . 7 . .. . r -, .„....,, _ ..t. ottait.frticles th Aion • but the Ilareort.ca RD sw.--Wipiom Wood. Thomas Pawed . o 1kit)..... horrible prac- T on oc ti: Hart, w:r o e ss b i rotyth bw w t ap ere R oe r lit i t e tioday b a y ad iV i ll y 0:, ... (e. ) .. arils the Roaur, a ll :heal ;t:fore ' Fir. To PITON Chlt/41 with laicise thumettlettt . *1"**: ....... life, and for- burglar y in the alloy of die PITON , Welh Tower : ~ . 1 . sw l tio , conviction.-- is m . Bur i ns, volt rather ketso 'I tic • t ' rh i r . is 1141 2' .iiissi,c4 , ...,... is obit ' sake, Jain. place. 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