The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-30 00:00:00

AMERICAN CI, %.sULATE. London, Rept. 21, 18109. The following letter from 11111% S opson, Esq. at Taogivr, is published fur the information of the -Masters of Awericao teswls, and oilier% Ili' rein Concerned, that they may gutern thembeltel ar cortlingly " Tnnhier, 4 •etot 46, IEIO9. gi I take the earliest opportune; y ofwunainting ..ott, that by a recent uracr of his Imperial blairsts, all yes. Is ap pranclawg any port or battery oo his Cunt. y day, n ith..ut hoisting mar colon's, or by night, not inset; i.% n sigh', is a conspicuous piker, will be tired at with hall. " I base tar honour to be ' &c. " J VIES sot PSON." " To William tenant. kr. Lawton." Tin. Earl of LivErtr.int. has transacted t!ii business of the three SVeretaries of State, since the due{between Lord CASTLIMILiaII- and Mr. CA•4NING. The sil, ore of the French Papyri has lately be e n wonderful. Perhaps they, as well as their Imperial Master, fi ent; , loyment enough in laughing' at our ah.uril situation ; and, truth to SA), 101 • y have ciao. ► au.e. The Loyal Lambeth and Christchurch Voisin. teers mow,. ins Monday afternoon on Keating.' t oo Common, for the puroose of being iii.pertiml 17 their own Officers, previous to a general in. speedos, and Geld day. ~n Wednesday, the 25th of October, when a ;vowel brigade of most of the %we) corps still take place. It is very w. II kII4IWII that the Duke of Poore- LAND'S Cabinet Diniers were the best parts of his Administration. Such was the quality or plan. thy of his a tors, that we find taw of his guests uoliAed ask' him W rstraind them of what passed at his teak ! It it seems to be a matter of regret with some of our Journalists, that onr Ministers should bate taken to fighting, but there is is far more reason Is regret lbw they are such basset?. at their new trade! The grand dinners of which the Corporation of tike City of hoodoo, and other trubfif bodies, will partake, in celebration of the Grand Jubilee, will be gratifying to them, but certainly will be no Jubilee to the people at large, as it will have a temporary effect in raising the price of prod. done, and those of course will have then scarcely any repast, who now find it difficult to purchase a dieter. ♦ report, which has for many weeks been pre valent, was reviewd yesterday, a t t h e W es t co d o f the town, that theta is to be a Regency, with . the Usk Apparent atilt* head. The great difficulty in the way of forming a complete an" efficient Ad. ministration, wising from the impossibility of a Coalition between the Opposition and the remnant of the Gabbiest, is supposed to ioclinecl his MAJIPITT to adopt this expedient. Should the report (and we give is merely as suck) be found ed in fact, the new Ministry will be accompanied by a dissolution al Pediment. On Wednesday lest, a Gtort.Martial was held at Pimlico, us J. Maws, tl Serjeant belonging to the Recruiting Staff of this district—" Per being absent without leave, and daring that time, being frequently is a state of intoxication." Upon which charge, the Comm, after having severely reprimanded him, ordered that his pay should be suspended from him for typo months. There are six prison-ships now reedy at Ports_ mouth to receive the French prisoners from Wal. cberen ; and the different militia regiments in that garrison are ordered to furnish a subaltern's guard to take charge of than. OgNERA L ORSIRTATTONI. •• In the kingJom of N A et.r.s there k a similar rag, spoi l the 'Aloe of all torus-ear ; and, couseqinently, ape that f all etonrarb of sale. It 6 both lighter than the Spanis:t Tat; and the greater ran of the towns. and parishes are atleared to p.i) a cumpeloation in lieu of ia." The csrellent account. of Spain by AICIANDIR PE L LiORDE, of which a I rangolotion has b..en recently published by Nlcssra. I s o*. and Co. Ores a very copious, and apparently ac_ cur iv, sterment of the various taxes in Spain, and their reyective prodniva In speaking of the Torev, termed provincial rents, ho whirs as !Alt, n s " Th to are let d from an kinds of pr.idore of the soil, and every broach of A,Jii•iiliure, Trade, a:.d Nlairtfartare ; " Seat, a;:d Alter Grain. Oil, Wi.te, Fruity. Pulse, Ve,se t l'i:es, ln,nah of all Kinds, nail &feasts of every d scrip tfon ; spin a'l rierwherodize monsfartured in Spain as often., fi'is ivU. them all goods the same, after having been lithirel to Lae import duties, awl these taxes must be paid every time the articles are bought or exchanged. " hatiaximan. the proprietor'', or the former, ran not sell, norm-hinge, the produce of the aril , the tuerease 4 , f .iisit.irkr. nit poult.-pya..d, seed. or kennel; nor the sow aljecturer, tke goods is Isis factory; nor the nearer/sot, tame he vas io his werreAouse, without, at every ark, and rest*, sa ) ta. this ditty. No intividuxl can sell his swat, ass, r without being equally !Lille. No person ears kill a Coif, Sheep, or Lamb, Inns his own stitch, 'reheat haring previassly mule a soleusa deek.ratioa, boat the man I ni &snail& oat of his awls herd, or duck, aad 'bat be kills it merely for the see of bs, owe tamely. " Tidy duty is fixed at she rate of SI. per cent. ad trabrem, fur lame produce, and articles manufactured is Spain; but at 151 per cent. for tho.e brought Irma foreim couutroes. It a paid every time the goods change their owner; and ismaaem have occurred, where they have paid it ten, twelve, aad iF tern tiotes, before they came into the psesessims aft the ea. su:ner. Numerous substances pay many theta, when they are cutverted into different forms, as Grease, three times. FIN, whim purchased s, llb the indult' which produce. it ; after wards as Tallow ; sod thirdly, when made into Candles. Oleo, Calves, Sheep, Lambs. and Pip, twice: first, whets par chased by the bead; sad, brassily, when tbs carcase is sold by retail. The on three pay it a third time—upon the Sins when drested. Grapes pay it three times —as Frsk,. 'en camel ted into Wine, sad agais whint.saade into Tame far. Oil three tioses-•-first, as Oil; second, in Seep; aad tails., a hen changed Into Paint. Wool sod Silk pay twice—first, in the raw material; and secondly, whoa coo. vetted bite Cloths and Studs. " This Duty is one grand obliaele In a..relaters: and ase , aufaritering improvements; because it validly falls on Mid" of prime uecessity, and of ordicoury and the most ostensive cuusumpt.on. It principally oppresses those persous whs, from their scanty means of subsistence, are obliged to pur chase from a fourth, or fifth hand; and who, cumaqsseull". must pa ) this duty an equal number of times over: while the rich, who caa bus fry wholesale, and of the first supplies of th^ market, py it only uuce. The result of this tax is • chin, composed of numerous links, which fetters and er. s:ayes the people, by the examinations, visits, and winches, whic.i are often exceedingly vexatious; from tile dishonesty an covet wines.. of the subordinate racers io the Excise, hom it is ters difficult to falloff, and 5611 more so to convict of tmils..rrotion: sill, th.:ref. re, they proceed is* their Wl quit.iss raicer, almost assured of impunity. " The proyiocial mots also include the duty of A teavala 3 • ;.:stos, spun nooveables .and insmoocabkr, at the rate of 144 tem. every time ihcy are exchanged, or sold. This tax, imposed by the States which sat at Madrid, hi the year 1329. Vas, at irst, a ticodieth of the sane; and wits &alkyl, by Na.., Little variets is nhoervabk *toe formation of pelisses and , pencers; the priorip.al article used as their nearanactiou is t • die . sato same.; the &meanie arsterimeat of traloters k red mad green, red and brae in, makerine and red. Scarfs contiore to be mach a sin, and the. bare likewise. amomed a &sure learn as Mae toad testers.; We lenge noticed several le ore. , ,ntpasquille. Tae simple pelerise in while litany, *rad its sotto, and trimmed with swansdown, is truly elegem few ruse k 1 tippet to pink or white 'Man, whit oanikerehiei end., raged with lace or swans town, (noosed over the bo som, and tied behind with a bow of rilehrad, is very gess• Icel. Mantles in every possible f , nss are min I,i be seen; tile prettiest we have observed lass a wrap iron, anaeaed to the ,maselJer, and eoutioed to toe figure by a sash passed mod I te hock, as t brotg t to tic Ina bow before. Morning tut walk orsr dresses are still made high in this neck. hut w is twat collars ; to lace up the frost ' and trammed round the Lomat mime wri,t, with a duuble n w orate!! lace. era full or et enim dress, the backs of gowns are made square, and rather high, with Intim., let in at the bottom of tie waist with an easy fain •sa ; the bosoms are worn has. alai shoulders nosh e vie ,leeves long, and mostly of lace; crew.- t II continue a scry . moderate length ; the favour ite 3 14.1 .s of tor bias corded rabbeted, tied on the left side t • s.n.til haws rated logy ends. We have noticed some few is acts and pettiamms but the Spesuish costume has declined a little in fastest.. We Lod ea opportunity at a Late spieudid natertoonneut of ra es alma cetelarated for her rank and beauty, a dress, a • weewrider swarthy of distinction. It wits oi while titfany,with an appliqoe of white satin cres cent* round the bottom, and brought across the figure, terasi- Jim ; au toe left side, (analog a drapery ; the sleeves and bo s no to correspood, wlih a hemming of diminished site. 1 sae WWI bow asek,of whatever shape or dimensions, is ab 'Widely discarded frakm all fasaimanbie promeruules ; the lace ' cop, or ar imeranl state of satin and lam, maintain. its wipe no,it, ; we have *heed en one of oar leading belles a cup of oriental sits, which hip the elfeet of embossed pheasant 4 (cotters, caatinett under llse'cleia bs aTnrki , h handkerchief.' the curs brinegat to tie La a rosette an toe ri,;ht side, orna caesura is ito a deroi tient of Indian feathers. the wite.ting bonnet. in pink sari.. cued lace, is distinguished for :ts airy elegem*. far crawls as he the cone form made .to tit elate plain, and confined in at the back of the head by a bawd of nbbond. The trout is constructed of alternate .lr.p.e..r lase teAribblud, supported b, a I.ght is ire flame, i•roe,ol over with mu.; it is ormeght down more o• the leg shies aaJ lies in a comics' bow on the right ; and suireCieotly nosed from the face to admit twienwella a rasa short wreath • r or evamata. k oar rows of blond, or ritthawl. in whole plsitiog at one ed„e, sewn together, Coating a Wog rosette, .d,l overcast or the ..a:.er a its colouted chenille, called a ruche, is a favour- Ise oaidatio., to lace or sena cap.. No neutered earoage aaos to plate Its the mode of wearing t •• ..r; It as Mal tier the 11atinstit. Of Grecian manner, to ur x.ue.t a tilt "lee tMs and buncoaes of flower*. 1 i prevAilit4 rosimirs for telt vri NOM areorapattle. gent nmee. a.. l .a.grartne; the fas dutiable psi ‘t A. el are red Krere, red and brown, red mad blue, aggd amber and %bite. ELOPEMENT.—An elopement of rather an es. tranidinary nature 'Act tirri:d at Kensington, early *n the morni n g of Wednesday lu.t , Which has in. v•dvell in di,tress a e ery re.peetaiste faliily at that placo. The parties ere ahi e 4 3-, and a Cur. p4r.il belonging to a Light D *goon avginient.— The Lady wet considered one of the must polite amt accomplished girls in the. neighbourhood, of 13 years of age, with .t fortune v cry considerable. as was intuits* on the morning of Wednesday, and** as met at Chelsea in company with a dra. goon, whose regiment was quartered in the Conn. ty of Kent. It was ken's) that the young Lady +as attached to her humble gallant, and the par. ties were pail-sued and uvertali-ti at Tenterden, near Maidstone, on Thurs Ly !warning, and she was restaredato her Inca' is, after basing presented the dragoon with Sul! guineas, in the presence of two relatives who overtook her. The Doke of liamilton has won alsrge sum at Doncaster, by backing his two favourite colts, A.ht on and Middlethorpe, fur the St. Ledger Sta keg. Ile not only took odds to a great amount, that each horse won, but he to. .k thousands to twen. ties that they were first and second, which proved to be the case. Yesterd ty sennight a meeting of the Inhabitants of New Windsor, and the vicinity, was convened, fur the purpose of considering the brat means of celebrating the happy event of his SIAJEsTr'i en. tering the fiftieth year of his reign, on the 25th of next mouth, the MATOtt in the Chair; when a Committee, consisting of the iollowlng, was ap. poiosuml to devise the means necessary for celo. brating the same; the Mayor, the May•ir' Nsuet, the Justice, Colonel Dasaiow, M. P. Rimini, Raassiturrusd, Esq. M. P. 11.0•. Mr. Pusictir, Rev. Mr. LuA4axus, , Colonel RuctiE, and 13 others. 'The deficit:tient, of the 34th regiment, at pre. sent at Porehrster, are ordered to embark tor the depot on the I.le of Wight. Colonel Cociitta es's battalion or detachments, 41tIVI at Fort Cis ob.:r. sand, are under similar Lintels fur the same 'testi. nation. This battalion has been much affected with ape since their return from Waleheren. On Thursday evening ag a Lady watt driving a light gig near Vauxhall, she was interrupted by the approach of a coal waggon, and while mole*_ vouring to guide the horse to the opposite side of the way, the animal started at the touch of the whip, and the violence of the jerk throwing her out of the carriage, she very moil ortunately fell under one of the wheels of the waggon, which went over her arm, and nearly severed it from her body. On the 19th Inst. was-found in a hotpot rubbish which was thrown' oat of the church of it. Leo nard's, in New Matzen, a beautiful Roman gold coin, in high preservation, contAning on the ;roe side the inscription of Nero Cesar AvgvAtes vits a laureated head, and on the reser... tke• lion of Jupiter Cestor, %int' the figure of Ju l it. .r sitting, in bis left hand a smu g and iu his 6,01 lightning. srte_Tf!.: Fort Williston, ISto March, le* a.t Ital Son ORDERS ST THE Wee? NON. Tilt Cicero NU 91111811 AL• In consequence of Ilse lamented decease of Majer-Oeneral Geor k e lir.itbnaite B ughtma, Batt. by which melancho lv event his Majesty has lost a very raltathie and zealous Oifirer. it beeoices one painful duty of the R•e!it tionourable the flowerpot. Geueral t•• direct use last tribe, o military floe funeral parts Li be composed of 1111 blaielity's 14th Reg' omit,' hod the (inventor General's Body Quird, and to he c9-natairtmt by Major- ameral Sir Ewen /Wile, who will be pleased to give surn fierzlo r oiniroctions us be may judge necesar. Zilnoste gem to be fired when the promotion commences, until floe etorpie shall be interred, dunog w hie tt tinse the Oar- Awn Flag to be lowered half mast. All oaken ir duty are directed to attend. 6 • rus - .W. 4 “ ...•••• 43 01.10 ..60/Agraff../. WI lei a.: 5 •/4..ITTC - 1 - 1. , - - - - - Ttotitigh the greater part of a country, in which a Tax of meat of iliity , , %%vit. to be exacted, the mautifac. ao• lit ream piam, sod coadned in at tile back of the head by ramparts o f Fort William. ~i a eaad of nbband. The from I constructed of alternate ghi.: kind is established, nothing tan be prat/col for dislaat tures of C at cob'', not b e carried on fug four *lrises ..t Lose aa/ribbaud, supporeol bv a Veit iv ire foo The following orders were published on the t , sole. The produce of elm part of the country must helm- and twenty tenure. iest..e aver with oats.; It ia tiro/min doing more on the 14 above occasion : .. p.quoileit to the consumption of tke essigebturhood. It is to ____ . ode, uses ties in ate:orlon bow on the right ; and suffiCieody raised trona the face no admit uuderneatu a fu l l Shutt wreath Fort Williston, I% March, 111011. °Ana/soil ORDERS lIIT THE ItlanT Noe. Tilt t Cie .11.r.mola tiecoctliogly„ that UST ill ITZ 1 uputes the rearAMERIC.-IN Cit‘VII...4TE. Or otaistaia. sof the rmeetfartures of Spain. Ile might have imputed to it --mos..— lame rows of blood, or ribhaurt, in whole phitiag at one GlClTEntfolt 911111111 AL• like-elec., the tkilensiaa of agriculitere, it beat,. iotposed, not I London, Reps, ill, ISM etl„e, eon together, faasing a Wag rosette, .ill overcast (so In reoseslutwe of the lamen t ed deem, of Meior-ornerst the ..I..er p i th calouted chenille, called a ruche, is a favour- The following letter front J am. sSi .iiison, Esq. Sir Getwo liratboaite B ughtoa, Bart. by which melancho- opts upon manufactuno s but upon toe ride produce oif the i.e.:audited.. to lace Or 'aim caps. I Iv event his Majesty has lest a very raluabie and zealous load. at Tallier, is published fur the information of the No material co..age. eras ta ...ii place hs the mode of wearing "rer• It bren'Ees itie Painful duly ar the Ititit tbataarahla era! to direct the last tribes re military •• In the king3nm of N sec:3 there is a similar rag s upon -Masters or Americati vessels , and others lit orein t-e tier; it mud, after the Mariana, or (4ot-tan manner, ~,_ thrPorelmor Gem' l bw tiP.ar3 4 Itl!..tee tens and bunt's of flowers. Ibe rumen! ports Li be composed of has blainey's 14th the value of all coairocts ; :mod, cocumpiently, loom tom fall Concerned, that they may govern theinseltes ar- 'l a; prevailmg coosurs for We vrabOolairoossaille, gent- iteki lientf itifird .._. . 1111 . . 1 ( . 111/ . 1rIerrier COmerril's Body Quint, and to anise* of sole. It 6 both lighter than the Spanisi Tax; cortlingly :-- „;,,„, me . co l ~„.,s as. hb e; t h e o„ „ una bl e us , , I ~,,, are re d he caoinauxen b y Mart , *penal Sir Ewen Bathe, who will and ;beefeater ran of the towns and pa/Wm are alloweed to " Tangier, 1 1 •gust ?t. 1809. aid Krere, red and brown, red acid blue, and ioniser and be pleased to give surn fart o r sirs/ructions to be may judge " T take the earliest opportunity of o•quainting . am, that mobile. .... neersowy. pi) a cumpeloation in lieu of it." by a recent mare of his Imperial Majesty, all vesscls ap- .... ____ Minute sans to be fired when the procession commences, The ccrellent account of Spain by A...LCIANDaIt preneliwe any port or battery on h 6 Cansts y dAy, ttith. , ut I , until the corpse shall be interred, during whirls time the Oar- r•LOPritENO.—An elopement of rather an el- than Flag to he tottered half 'nest. All oaken off duty are hoisting tneir colours, or by night, not sltetsiag .e iigh., net it PE L i Lit/HOE, of which a Translation has been conspicuous place, will be fired at with hull. traottlittary outure act erred at Keusitigtun, early directed to attend. recently ouhlished by M n essrs. Lite. ae, lleatv, " I have the honour to be A.c. ii .1 I t v i E s' stat p so x . ,, in the morning of Wednesday last, winch has in. "To William Lynam. Ote. I.nwhois." valved in distress a seri relict:l44le family at that GARRISON ORDERS SY MAJOR-GENERAL Silt SWEIa and Co. gives a very copious, and apparently ac. placo. The parties are a blies 5----, and a Cur. SAILEIR. Cur le, statement of the varlet* taxes in Spain, Tile Earl of Lteertroint. hes transacted en Ills Majesty's 14th Face to - be ander arms this evening, at poral belueging to a Light D *goon at:putout.— and their re spective prodne re es In speaking of the business of the three Sectaries of State, siert. a one of t h e four o'clock and to unread the fule ral of the deceased Major- ;he C a d y Mat considered e must polite General air u. gB. Bea u ht,,.,, furn ished i with three rounds of 4 Tsiec, termed provincial rents, ha writes as the dell between Lord CASTLltaleAtill• and Mr. and ' accomplished girls in the neighbourhood, of light cartridges, and Lieuensnt-C loud Within will give the r•i Ca'4NINCI.., necessary orders to that effect . The corps to parade in fall 13 years Di agr, with a fortune very conisiderabie. 1 1 rtsfre, and Ideateanat-Colinal Watson will era else special in- f 0110 a s : The sit. me of the French Papyri has Istely g oo was an ' ss in g on th e m uffling of Wednesday, orectiom tor hi. s osidaisee on She acear,ioa from Major-Gene- "Th se are ley; -al from an kinds of praltre of the soil, been wonderful. Perhaps they, as well as their • anti was Met at Chelsea in company a ith a dra. real Sir Body Ewe n Mollie. I and every branch of A,,rietilture, Trade, a:.d Slauttfactore a Imperial :Hasler, fi oil ent; , loyment enough in The (Board are to attend, and become a component oun, whose regiment was quartered in the Conn. part a the funeral escort, atten.lant no the remains of the I t Scat, a:si Ober Graio, Oti, Wiae, Fruits. Purse,Vine- / tart/tin at our absurd aituetion ; and, truth 4 11l gy of Kent. It was kitawn that the poling Lady late Moior-Gerieral Sir George . Brathealto Baugbtras s. of his toi:es, Ani nals of all Kinds, nail Beasts of every d scrip- Majesty s service, and Captain Gail will give instrucitotis to SA), Ith • y have Some c ause. ass attached to her humble gallant, and the par. recce I Nem a'l inerchatictirs mansfartured in Spain as often as that cited. having received special instructioos from Major.. The Loyal Lambeth end Christchnrch Voisin. kis soli. Upon all foreign goods the sane, after haslet been frets ‘; • 1 ties wi•ce parsued and uvertalien at Tentertlen, near General Sir Ewen Sallie for his guidance nu this occasion. r I notstor uto . out ay afternoon ti n Kentsing. The Reserve in minima are to be under arms, and drawn =hit- et to tae impart duties, cad these taxes mast be paid ,Maidstone, on Thurs lay morning, and she ass up on the Artillery parade at four o'clock, a here they will In" t "in'"elia for . r i " . Pu r mrs e "f being i"*"." * "" 1 restored , to her if 1111• i 4/ after having presented the ore as painkiller orders, sod the Captain of be Re- Yeer tine the articles are bought or exchanged. Is, their own Officers, previous to a general in. " ['he hasiakinian. the re .' p p rotor', or the farmer, ran- sliced/no and geld day. cos Wednesday, the 2.5 th dragoon with s t ates god fleas, in the preseuce of maw will give toe wreeasary instructions to tilts effect. Alt O•lieers car duty are directed to attend she Funeral. sell, norm-hinge, the produce of the sill, the increase two relatives who overcool her. The Fort- tidjutasst. the Brigade Major of his Majesty's see- sot of October, when a general brigade of most of of ois . flacks, :cis poult.-pya..d, Mai, or kennel; nor the no , n T he Duke of Hamilton has won a-large sum at Ore. mid tire orlande Major tit the stations with Moiloe - tne notrrey corps will take place. Geo. Sir (1. B. II itsantioes Staff , will atlead on horseback Lyda-curer, Ike goods in his factory; nor the marcasite, !mate Doncaster , by backing his two favourite colts, •at ha lf ~, f,„„„• c t,,,h. It le very well k 110W11 thst the Duke of Pout. 1 he las in his werreAccuse, without, al ever, oak, end resets, Ashton and Middlethorpe, fur the St. Ledger Sta kegs The /Incite Guns to cease upon the of the three sa)tii. this duty. No iatividual C4ll sell his limas, ass, r .Lye..ll's Cabinet Dinssers were the best parts of to be placed Ile out only took 4)llth to a great amount, that ni 14 me bur Y is r - V n•sn o und b ' s ' er pig, witha u t b e i ng " la it y 'L i m e. No person e „ kifi a Ills Administration. Such was the quality or plan. f ur that Ilurpose. each horse won, but he ttesk thousands to twen. Calf, Sheep, or l am b, from his own gssch. „ ham a w i ng lily Of his a mem, that we find two of his guests ties that they acre first and second, which proved C.tNSllla and CASTLESEAGU have (eight a previostsly 'mule a *ileum Jecluratioo, tout the awns Its tooliged tar ask' hint to remind them of what passed to be the ease. Duel—Charming Ministers uf th.! Crottll ! !laving lens fide ova of his own herd, or duck, mad that be bulb it at his table ! Yesterd ty se'nnight a meeting of the inhabitants I merely for the use of his own Lou;.l It it Seems to ba a ntaffer of regret with some failed in all their attempts to destroy the colons . , - • of New Windsor, and the vicinity, was Convened, " This duty is fixed at Site Weald. per cent. ad viskroas, of our Journalists, that onr Ministers should ' they now tutu on themselves—bloud meet be had , • tic home produce, a nd articles usaaufactured in Spain; but at have taken to fighting, but there is is far more Inc the ;luso or considering the brat means of 1 and if v. e cannot make it Row from the French, Ilk per cent. for those brought from foreign canaries. It is reason tei regret that they are such &sneers at celebrating the happy event " 1. his I tl a J a s T l .'s " I 'l we shall tutug pon each other. Oh most etaiified tering the fiftieth year of his reign, tan the 25tio of• ;slid every time the goods change their owner; and ismanees their new trade! Ministers o f the British Empire! bow mreh will have occurred, where they have aid it tea, twelve, mad SF- Tbal grand ditonern of which tha Corporation , levet mouth, the NIATOR in Inc Chair; when a yon be respected by foreign Courts! What e tees iimrs, before they came Wu the poosessiois of the rm.. o f the City o f h oo d o o, a e d o th er no w,. bodes, C """'" uee s elinsistmg of the ''ll"4inflt was ape j lot - e have y tot shed upon the Government of poinuml to devise the means necessary for eche - I your Country ! how respectful towards your Royal "' it ''' . Nutpcsees substances Pay many timely when the am will partake in colebratiosa of the Grand Jubilee, 9 eusserted into different fonns, as Cirease, three tones. rirt 4 , will be gratifying to then , but tainly will be brati"ll the same; the Mayor , the MAY' ll*. Odds : blaster! A Cabinet quarrel settled with the pis. wino purchased vdtb the submit which produces it ; alga wards . il the Justice , Colonel Dasenuw , M. P . Riv ulet"; tol ; how mural, hew magnanimous! Ton are no Jubilee to the people at large, as it set ha ve a Ransaurrust, Esq. M . P . R e v. mr. purii.nv, r hnth Irishmen ; wo uld it view not so; would to ,i as Tallow t stud thirdly, when made into Gaudles. Oleo, elfe.ct in raising the price of prid. Calves, Sheep, Lambs. and Pip, brims first, when per- • tem p orary m il of course will have then scarcely Rev. Mr. Luaneexas,- Colonel RUCHE, and 13f inblts, s ' h eaven we had never seen or heard of either of chased by the bead; sad , secoodly, when the carcase is sold others. . you ; it would have been a great happiness for the at v reitnst, who now find it difficult to purchase a . • . • by retail. ? he asst three pay• it a third time ---upeo the • 1- The detachments of the 34th regiment, at ti gamer. Pre - : unfortunate couutry that has been cursed 'with S.;ies when dressed . Grapes pay it three tinies--aa Fruit, • sent at Porehester, are ordered to embark tor the , yoer birth and your rule.—Toe STATEsst AN sp. • A report, which has for many weeks been • pre. to 'leo comet ted into Wine, sad agais whavanade into Tame- depot on the Isle of Wight. Colonel CoCtilta og's ' pears to make a distinction between these two talent, was reirisfol yesterday, at the West end of rikr• Oil three tinses- Gars as Oil; second , in Soap; and battalion of detachments, rasa at Fort Cis titter. I, D .+. dish ; we can see none, nor ca a we acknow. 7 la-thy, a ben changed iota Paha. Wool sad Silk pay the town, that thou is to be a Regency , with ' the land, are under similar orders fur the same deeti_ ledge any such dittlnction. They were equally twice—first, in the raw material; and secondly, whoa vim lieje APPl relle arlhe lulad. 'hhe great difficulty nation. This ban:ikon has been much affected Metnhers of the " No Popery" Cabinet ; they I vetted ions Cloths and Studs. in th e way of forming a complete ass" ellcient Ad. . with ape since their return from Weleheren. are the Copenhagen men, the Spinish men, and " This Duty is one grand obstacle to agricultural sad sow. ministration, arising from the impossibility of a eufartereve hitprommerds; because it cLtielly fail on articles Coalition betwona tall. Opposition and the remnant On Thursday evening as a Lady was driving a the Walchercn men ; they are the supporters of ef prime isecemity, and of ordinary and the most eateesive of the Cablimet, is supposed to !,anti: ieClined his light gig near Vauxhall, she was interrupted by the ‘Vvt.t.E3L . RTS, the Mrt.vt).t.ss, and the YottlVl, . rousumphon. It principally oppresses those ',emus who, MAJIMITY 10 adopt this expedient. Should the the approach of a coal waggon, and while mole*. l and have their names wrote:, deep in the caland. from their scanty means of auhalsleace, are obliged to Pee` report (and we give it merely as suck) be found. vouriog to guide the horse to the opposite side of ties of the country. What then are the p , i;:ute chase from a fourth, or fifth hand; and who, conwipsentl.. o l d in fact, lb. new Ministry will be acc o mpanied the way, the animal started at the touch of the virtues of CAsritsta to the poblic ? Nothing 1 . mast pa) this duty an equal number of times overt while the by a dissolution et Parilanseist. w hip, and the violence of the jerk throwing her CASTLEREAGti may have his private virtues also, rich, who eau bit. iry wholesale, and of the first supplies of On W e dn e sday lust, a (.curt-Martial was held out of the carriage, she very unfortunately fell I though are hare never heard them spoken of ! th^ :outset, py it only mice. The result of dais tag is a at Pimlico, or J. Clinton, II Scrjeant belonging to under one of the o heels of the *Agouti, which Where then is the distinction to be made betneett 1 chin, cninposed of numerous links, which fetters and era the itreruiling Star Of this district— at Per beim b ' , went over her arm, and nearly severed it from her the two men ? Yes, (here is this difference, had s:ares the people, by the examinatios, visits, and mocks, CAITLEREAGIII been that dead, Cattrxtvo could absent without leave, end daring that time, being b ody- ishica are Mien exceedingly vexatious; from tie di.houesty . have a r att ier an Elegy on the occasion—Oh ! he frequently in a state of iatoxication." Upon On the 19th inst. was-found in a heap if rubbish et i covet wales.. of the subordinate °dicers io the Excise, which c har ge , the Comm, after having severely which was thrown out o f the church of St. Leo- is a very pretty Poet 1.--Dablin Evening . Herald. ' s ham it is iers difficult to satisfy, and still more so to convict e, they proceed iu their lisi- of treili.oration aid, therefa reprimanded him, ordered that his pay should be nerd's, in New Mallen, a beautiful Roman gold 'Tuesday night, as a poor vomits who came, quitous c ancer , a l most arsare d o f impunity. :r susiended from hiss for typo months. coin, in high preservation, ciiiwieinat on the sane milk iii tae neighboturhootl of Suuthautpfoo.street, The prosiucial rents also include the duty of .4lcavala There are six priSon-ships now ready at Ports. stile the inscription of Nero Cesar .4vgvAtes wit's Coyent.oarden, sins going along th • otr and, site, • 3 ..:,to,, upon moveables and homey:woks, at the rate of 144 mouth to receive the French prisoners from Wal. a latireated heed, and on the reverse tat iaserill- it, trussing near Cecil-street, was accidentally run pet tow. rocry time ihzy are exchanged, or sold. This tax, cbcren ; and the different militia regiment' in that tion of Jupiter . Cestoy, ants the figure of dui it. .r over by a COAL.4.4Ltilti. :e.. . IA .1 0 S n.1i11.1 I I t ; .ate to furnish a subaltern', guAril sitting, in his left hand a . Val( anti iu his rich' • imposed by tbe States which sat at Madrid, in at your 1329 a garr is o n a re or d e rni •hl was Ouoreyed to the Middlesex Infirmary, with ..: vas, at first s a traiitirtilt of the value; cad was &ailed, by to take charge of did& 11 0 `thltling. lttllc Lopes of recovery. • -•. . ...... __ .4t. . , GARRISON ORDERS IT MAJOR.GEMIRRAL 11R SWIM 5A1t.1.12. llir Mujesty's 14th Font to - be adder arms ibis evening, at fuer o'clock, and to attend the funeral of the deceased Major- General Sir U. B. Bought,o., furnished with three rounds of light cartr;dges, and Licu'enant-C loud Wahon will give the necessary orders to that erect. The corps to parade in :mil I.iiretemmt-Coluori Watson wHI rri else special in strut-tints tor hi: goideace on the .erasion from Major-Gene r.ll Sir Ewen Misfile. The Body (guard are to attend, and become a component part of the funeral escort, atten.lant on the remains of the late ltlNot-t keeled Sir George Bratbseite Boughtoe, of bin Majesty s service, and Captain'tiall will give instructious to that cited. having reeehed "rein' instructioes from Major.. General Sir Ewen 111aillie for his guidance tin Ibis uermion. The Reserve in prrisoo are to be under arms, and drawn up on the Artillery parade at four o'clock, it here they wilt receive more particular orders, and the Copula of _tile Re serve will sive toe treeesuary itestreelices to tots effect. Alt (liken Mr duty are directed to attend she Funeral. The Fort- Sdjutaat. the Brigade Major of his Majesty's ser vice, nod toe licignde Major of the steam, with Major- Geo. Sir B. B iogntosis Staff, will otte.id on horseback at half pk-t four o'clock. The Minnie Gans to cease upon the Ige of the three collies at five burying-grossed, unit Wieser oYs to be placed fur that purpose. ClNsilla and CASTLEIMAGU have fought Deel-LCharming Ministers of the ! !laving failed in all their attempts to steamy the envois•, they wow turn on themselves—blood most be had, and if ve cannot make it low from the French, we shall glut upon each other. Oh most dytified Ministers of the British Empire! how mneh will yon be respected by foreign Courts! IVhat tt lestee have you shed upon the Government of your Country ! how respeciful towards your Royal Master! A Cabinet quarrel settled with the pis. tol ; how mural, how magnanimous! Yon are both Irishmen ; would it wete nut so; would to Heaven we bad never seen or heard of either of you ; it would have been a great happiness for the olifortutiste country that has been cursed with your birth and your rule.—Ttit STATESMAN ap. pears to make a distinction between these two DJ. lists ; we can see none, nor coo we acknow. ledge any such di3tinction. They were equally Metnisers of the " No Popery" Cabinet ; they are the Copenhagen men, the Spanish men, and 'the Watcheren men; they are the supporters of the IVs:tt.E3I.IITS, the Mer.vt.r.t.ss, and the You', and have their names written deep in the calarni. ties of - the country. What then are the p, virtues of CAsstso to the public? Nothing! CAmtacactu may have his private virtues also, though we hare serer heard then spoken of ! Where then is the distinction to be made between the two men? Yes, there is this difference, had CAITLEREAOII been rho( dead, CANNivn could hare a fitter% an Elegy on the occasion—Oh ! he is a very. pretty Poet 1.--DabliwEreninf Herald. Tuesday night, as a poor won to who carries milk iii tile neighbourhood of Suuthautp(oo.street, Covent-dm - den, nag going along th • Sir tad, site, in trussing CeCiLstreiet, was accidentally run over by a coal...cs4Ltun, ;‘,.. w.l O . n .1, II .1 lit ; % is w a s cut:fern' to the Middlesex Infirmary, with Lory of recovery. . 4 k TAXES IN +SPAM The decree of :he Supreme Junta, at Seville,. Ib:uch appeared in The Statesman of Tuesday last, ty which, the Taxes called Alcornlos,tieretos, an t Millard, ate abolished— shows, that the various reforms of NAPOLEON, and his brother tie Us:triter, have at last awakened Vic lethargic sv:f.ereatcrl Junta, to a sense of what is required in Spars, to Rite the population of that country some degree of interest in the contest for FEIII3I - the V nth. England has, ever since the commeniement of Sir. Pharr's Administration, beets incessautly tormented, by a gradually in creadng army of Inspectors, spies, Informers, Tax-gatherers, Excisemen, and, though last n u t least, Commissioners. Of tha number of these ir:rarin—su intlisp.mibly necessary under the yresent system of the revenue laws in England, we are ignorant—they are, however, indisputably •f themselves, an army—not to reckon another army, of Collectors, Comptrollers, I,and-waitera, Title-waiters, tticling Officers, Wat2rincn, and the whole tribe of Officers of the Customs. Eng land .5 not, however, the onlAr part of Europe, i lls which an improved vote of society, has gra. .;tally produced this concomitant evil. In Spain, no fewer than 37,90 T ic-gatherers (exclusive of Officers of the Cu toms) are enisnierated—of whom 13,575 are employed by Government, tin.. der the head of " Salesmen of 1, barco."— Dr. Artist Su Tli , in speaking Of the Taxation of sa3s— " Vie famous A t." •t La of Spuin feetim to hare he l m eqnbliphett on the principle thlr, if the i •rutiti of the men Cie tat b.-refer, m merchant mama. arrr, were MINI. eqtrilih feeowil require, that those of all the WWl* boy ars, ohr inter red. Itctipren eilter of them, and the eon • shotilil likewise be laud. It was ?ti first a tan of I& per cert. afterwards of 1 tl. and I; at prewar of only 61. per cer.t. optic' the salt of sacra sort of proporly, whether swove. shl.. or iremoteahle; nod it is eapenteit every lose the pro ios•ln is sold. The leryine of this Tax require. a malatacle of Reserve Officer., to be sulleient to ittuird the Irsraietrtn- , tiNt of goods. out only from oce province to another, but f r o,' o ne ,bop to soot/tc.. It sabtmets, not oily the dealers itt ammo awl of swede, but those in all oorls—cs - rry farmer — :Wry martalartnecr—evcr) Incrcitant —mad sAopAccpor—to the continual iti3il3 and cram/notion of the Tat Gatherers. T!...raugh the greater part of a country, in n hie+ a Tax of Mk kind is established, nothing can be produced for dl tart AOC. The prodare of every part of the country mast be pnue p.,itionell to the consumption of tlus nolgabsurhood. It is to Cie .11c. , solcs accordingly. that 17 ..iT %it ITZ liputes the solo : of the manufactures 's( Spain. Ile might have imputed to it liken i:r, tLr tictlensina of ogriciaitorr, it twill. infpnerd, not ark upon mat.ufacturcs, bat ups. toe nide produce of the lend. I the States held at Ala& oh Menem in 1319: in the 11th an ,.it experieored four augmentations. of 1-1013th each time. Ti.eminveablas stillyierther pay a previal. duty, in the form erlimber. itwa., wool, horse-hair, silk, and other stars, and chemical oilman: es used for painting'. " The lifilliertes Amu another portion of the provincial routs. Thir tax originally eonsisted of a temporary benevo lence or gratuitous aid, voted by the Suites fora few yam I hot it soonbecome peraseueni, and Is perpetuated to the pre cent day: it comprises the portion of the Excise, under the go sgfug department—And a hearth tax. amoootiog to about five realm or la. Okl. for each dwelling. " The provincial rents int-16de also the ordinary, and ex traordiniry service, and the fip rata thousand, which is a duty paid by eintainonen, after any dividend of property made in cotorquenee of decisions of Courts of Lan." • The proportion is various, in the difilvent provinces and cities. according to the respective privileges ; the dins is tnortgtgr•d in 'toe, anti in others entirely alienoted. lit so pan of the kingdom is the persona eoforced wink rigour. The average ratio I.l* caladium, is from six !uneven per cent. It redly was high time for the Junta of Se ville to get rid of these odious, abominable taxes. CI England, where, with the exception of some ercisabtc comotodities. the farmer, the merchant, the manufacturer, and the shopteeper, remove their goods at pleasure, and without inquiry, from one end of the island to the other, we have net the capacity to comprehend, the deplorable si. Nation the inhabitants of such a country. Ha bit has, to be sure. inured whole nation, to inter. nal regolations, which habit alone cootil render tolerable. In these taxes, we may End the Ira. source of our army's difficulty of obtaining. provi. sions in Spain. It is not, that Spain is not fertile, and productive; but the expence, and vexation, of transfer, compel the peril' ; to adopt a solifttry, selfish system, of producing fur thein.eltes and their constiorption, can be no transit, no salt., no axchange ev. n, without vexation, and and expence The net her of dealers must, there. fore, he inconsiderable, and the difficulty of cAlvetiag magazines, is thug at °ice explained.... The influence of these impost., um the manufac. tures of spoio, reverting which, this work eon. talus much valuable, and very minute ittforma. Lien, is such, that it is really astonishing how any thing like a manufactory can exist in that cuiintry. If, us the multifariou, articles used in wally mantilactura, an examination, and pad. mcut of duty, were to be exacted, the mautifac. tures of England cubit' not be carried on rue fur and twenty hilurig. THE STATESMAN. FILW4LS FAS, tb NS. ROIL OCTOBER.. • 11.111. L Dem. A ligitt blot ot vey cheesier rotor. of grisaaser llPt s impe rial crape. or Spaabh gam*, w mraa over white perdiag smith; j ananueseted ap tbe frost wills Prime! bows aad lords of a ver. A fell welds dteve,liwased of the maw it as the drew. an i alienate stripes of white tatiu. finished with hows and knots of silver. A disabie roll if while satin rand the neck of the rube, by way of seeker. Hair Ailing it , natural Anti Irregular etwis ow the fontheed, caatined is a bow mad marled ends, er In plaited braids, at the back of the :wad, with a dimmed comb. Diamond Intodeao. with nerLl lees amide% and drop ear-rlop of the sane. Slippers of white sada, with silver clasps. French kid glare.. just escapist( the elbow. Pao of carved ivory. WALKING DRESS. A line cambric or Indian muslin high gown, with long ‘leevel 'did falling collar, ornamented at the sect and round the neck %Ws applllued lace air needle-work. Deep amber broach, or gold wt buckle. ewdaii the dress to the throat auid waist, with-bracelets en melte. °Mel chain and Opera ;Los. The woodland hat or Gee plaited straw or chip, with ostrich feather fall* osi nee 'Lien • A French cloak of bright purple satinet or velvet. linrd with amber or ruse colour, .nil trimmed entirely tumid with broad block lace tad bents iug. Purple Immo!, is MI dev i l white or amber awl;. &ides and glutei of bitif kid. - Isar !MMES. —m o o. MAIM A 4, MAT 10.--The state (Wisp poor, is sold to be at this M•••it• thr..atened both the pritscipal Maliratts Powers; but mere particularly by Jest/mit Ks.t liolkar, who, it would ;seem, is epee more capable of conducting the concerns of his goretirmt.nt in pen in. Amer than is with him, on the basks of the Ksli'e. Scindia M said to be eurpaed at present In ail. jesting a dispute between the Kellshdar of the fortress of Dlasougee and the Zemindirs of the adjoining Country ; an appeal on the subject liar. leg bees made to hip, through the m rlttt.n of their respective ?spiels. The f lies of hii en. tratrpment is within 40 mites of Jaypour. MAT stated in our tart, on the au. thority of a naive urwspa tear, that Suojahul Moulk was likely to be itn.nediaely ralk.d away from Peshore, hy an invorreesson in the neighbour. hourhood of fiend, which has receistl, wise ned & very formidable aspect. It now appear., however, that the danger wse consist wably nearer. Mahreuud shah, half-brother to his hlaj.:aty, and a rival c nedidate for the hiving collected a very ,ttaw..rful rebel force in the north, had actually tnadu himself master of rsodahar, and (at the date of onr last accoonts) vas •oiderstood to be in full march against the capital. rite news had excited very great consternation at Court; anti it was the general opinion, that the most ettergvie measures would be necessary, and that in all like- - 111mnd tfisShith might yet have to fight another battle for his crown. A diplomatic mission from the Seiks, ansisting of 15 persons, arrived at Amick, in the latter eud of Febrnary, charged with some communica. Lions too the Court of Cabtol. Four of the number had actually reached Pichore. CALCUTTA, APRIL 25.—The embassy to the Court of Cabal continued to receive the coast courteous hospitality and respect. —On the 13th March, Mr. Elphinstone had a private audience of his Majesty, at which he was received with much politeness, and was repeatedly urged by the k ng to accompany him usi his intended voyage to Ca al. FROM THE MADRAS COURIER, MARCH 15. On Thursday morning, oth March, died, at his quarters in Fort William, Mdjur.Geneval Sir George Bradt waite Booetton, Bart. aged 46 years. The funeral took place yesterday efening, with military boomers. Minute gunk, curregpunding with the age of the deceased, were bred (rum the ramparts of Fort Willi:sm. The fultuwing orders were published on the shove occasion : I .: 91