The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-18 00:00:00

1 •-• • - .);_f; i ia). - • V7M/17 • Cl - 0-tA Ore 111 i t. ". 141 4 c /a. / 4 7 b i rit.4 4 . • e f lia , • • C e 3 - ntank. • LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG UST 18, 1 819 PAIGE TO: Liti A . /1: 403. KITCHICPURANGES, sod Stoma Apparatus t. h e MS at Nu. 1 Hotoomil-arreet. Cletkrowell, wally lo ow. awl references of dal /MI reyeetability ahem.- 111. H. WHITELEY Wise. the Milk to as itapeetwa of his Xlarheo-nitres sad glass Append 's, Maple/ for every do-I tars* porpape. sash as rankle& watitirw dtyh . keallK a bath or irreo4isodi, waratias an eat AGM ball. ate., mei ape Nl' Wavle ass itiltleal la their operation, that the awns Illiterate „ mot E v e g .100 /Si Itape..wed Railer far Plata. waaatad to work with IN fret •hoo raf mrt *UM pet tithe Palle. " The cause for which BJIMPUEN fell in the Feld, and Sri) Ll' died on the Sciffuld! lEFALFSS POOL BATHi CITY-ROAD.- T 10..• Gradensest tab. are toad litsaitte e ear abbe we raw ed argoolring dbr art-/at art RW Ifa MING, will dad tat•at rah-mitre nettnantodalittas at the abwre RAMS, rb are the larval and wet celebrated at say in 'be K iiedalk: vim • aserrhnnt —Nov 13, R. Iloirwrel. jou. Woolwich. brewer—Sept. 11„ Homes, hinwrpnri„ Wnrcewershire, deer—Sept. 17. J. 11. rd, Liw.rpool, chip.builder—Sept. 9. J. Etwit, 1/erliy, lines-draper —Sept. 16, N. Dillow, jun. Li. *mewl, •iae-merehada. Clollll , lCATEll—qcpt. 7. J. niiiirer owl J. U,,, Harge.yard. 11.cklenbory. erwtelrwits and T. l'ricr. Nri4ol, wiotoserrhaait Wwwd. •cer—R. Werthincrno, Prestos. Lawcashir.., aro. Cer, Maori. mercer—J. Meson. ihrh,-Wreet, Adelphi, irictoallcr —T. C. ilariana. Misbeage. Cambridgeshire. liwa•drapm—Vl. Fen. Wailliarstreet, Mak• dater • arelloo.emo. nefactares—it is certain and regular profits—Shay Intro ask. quick and sell trick. 66 My dear frier& it is net Imp, list Indents sme r u tabour in Maar of this smelts. Ime • cavalry I love, and a People I admire, sufering, and were I not to de my best for tke gond of both, my conscience rrnetJ tint !Pt my rest in peace. Yea aged to kelp as mitts a fee (nod essays, and God would burg your store." Ttiniitarre from Fire l• dm Ironing 1.11 Desk In the Eirectiog. itettartiesinry involler , re.--rmege Woke Is. N. n. Thee Ilnih.ose irresigly massare4.4l lbw Dr. Ilegit. *on, Mr. Lambert, and vibe, McFall'sAltiso llMoil as. VOALS, 436:—DEST NEWCASTLE COALS, via f..s way wiry oily, delivered free op the upon. 'Trout obogalltu 1.4 eita three racks Uremia no Ilire eltalaroae. -.Prue Prippoiriars of she Pelltron Sea Coll Cameros, beg to tame tar Nobility. (ivory, mod rotate, art Int to tbrie reedy ,warty &OWN lo the Norio, thee tar 01113b;ei is ore/ C..es 113‘. Wier tabs tbe 'reek prlre z orders to tam Aries will It Norotedlaelr at eirerd Ms. /trod. No sa. t.mtelthr tar II lue's News Mr. ffer.toitr. No. IBS, 0 I %ed. wear Doko-• Fret t Mr. Wokellettl, No. 2. Lowit.* 4 dnAs,►eett Mr. %alarmism. hag *oiler. No. 102. Welltua. Nns mod !Ir. Iliffeiwit. N.. U 2, !sexed, sear Trasak•bar I W IF leeeerpot psl ILL Cools semi howl part up the Timers with equally Una charge,. This elov was fwd. rkels. 'VHF EMIGRANTS CLIME to the CAPE of & GOOD HOPE ; eaalaksiarg • hill ile-erfprion f o r proposed Setileireat arid the Cu,,aro &Olefin ; Moth wick morel irforosation apow every poles that roa he awful is Ewa. arena is 'corral. tt lather lettreaed ih the • ratilisbed by Llabigil. juiviseit street trend. Isere was be kid. The FIRST PAO af the LITI.KARY CHRONICLE price Sr. Id. PARTNERSHIPS DIOSOLVIM. J. Taylor, J. Prin. J. Railer. aad T. Croy, Liverpool, Ins arionsetv—.l. Linos mad W. {Vassar Warriogtoo -J. t'impple aad C. Illutpple. Shoieditri. doodler. • W Holdsvorts, . &HA, nog W. Fax, Hare Park, Yorltildre, card ansker•—T. ti. Crater ell sod .1. Croswell Proolostoo and C FeN, I.lltle Dolma. Aainesibloo, blesebers—J. 11. Were, 11, A Wills.. mod .1 H. Glover, l'ork-orreet, Covenutlerien. boollvellen —J. Ar mirage aad S. Amylase. Liabiclire. Halifax, Yorkshire. inakes-3. Brotherion and V. Rroilierion ' Liverpool. t.i.lior• —T. Sill and I'. W. Hours, wk ri4sare. paper romnotae hirers— P. Cols mod F. Dory, Liverpool. breerApi-inake • - S. Gould sod C. /1. Edirrar.is. I•lewortli, calico poster.— I. Moron lad E. H. Oldreive. Osilosr•alreet. Plosion garden. les-iern ustootrartorers-11. I ooker. jws. nod W. Look.rt. %V a r. riqtuis, Isseishire, couriers—J. loiterer. P. Ilollmod. and J. Cohan, Norill SAMId.. illorthounherlaad. rhaisinsoofisoireri J. Pennington, Leigt-sreet, Jni•er, sad S. Saralivivri, WAS.. irnall-niakeer—J. M. Crane and T. Forres,Llverpool, whie-deslen— W. Stephens:4 owl J. Farrow, Lembardmreet, To roc RI)tIVR or vna SPATESMAM Fier ris LONDON GAZETTE, Ara. IT. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wer.fOce, Arg. 16. ItUPTURES spadlly and radiadiy clued, with. o r pain —%r. DUPOUR (Stemma to the Dasanints l)hprinatta for the care of Stricter , s, and sate Proprietor of Warati's itintiratod Roogies). le fully aware that it will be es petied *flan tact he should give Luse strong at d aspriptiatrat evigroets of the omit •f his sewed a. that Raptures ram be speedily sad radically rurrd t for that purpose he a...elef led tram his Tam* , PO Herein, sawbutte Par, the follo•i. g iggipsteakohieb be esselbiesily submits aust restage all d •elits arm the wei•jert Palish sif St. Martha itoulteariolita* Woribewse, Fel nary T 7, 1119 " We, the Overseers of the Poor of thu Pa.i.h, do thereby away, Hat 1 1 ea. Barter. aged 31 t John Laitewil. Plied bi t f o chest Edwards. aged 11 t and Richard Mama, ag.l 11. I. this Work b eye, and being leverets n 4 tied with =et. were seat hi as for the patron. of cure to lir. W e . , liargeon, at she Dispranry. is Pletores.attect, all a whew were perfectly cared wader his waters* is a very .hart wet of Owe. a. wilt farther oepw.r he tar several ceralleates AWE by thrae. deer? ihin.g wore putkuLatly tt.tircises, sad aura way be ores at toe Ilivene try. *. WM. Kb:\ DA I L, THOS. TM/NIPPON. 4 $ WM. NrAVTON. J. RICHARD:I. " TllO3 11111.1%0%." Ihennr has Isle atteelseseat from otter Parishes. aid esto iii vise ref.-rem-et tn pri.ale hoglvidenk .4 lite biebeet re ettaboli.•, er be have been cored by Ids am!, of creamiest. !tt• R. VV.,' ere ben. Ce 'ale at Nn. 48. Bert , er's-sirtel, tresford ferret. Nei 'He'd no a lib pert:liar care.—Atteod.hare Stoma Mos he Four, rod from Sews to Naar. Sy 1. A. Nod W. MOUNTAIN :1.1 1.. **RAGE,' g HF.AD INN, SNOW-HILL. LONDON. THE following rosT.coAcliEs, MAIL. co FIFA, Ike. vet not from the shove Inn:— F. 1 11.1110U111. PI; man'/. Tamen, Exeter, Writgoeth. Th.,c e ter, Otrimpooth. oral Snlisburx, row ()opt Coach. every Illinn , lng at levee; Ihtmerh H.. 101.141, A iletilliter, Bridport, Blaadf rd. Regingutoke, ond Bxgsbut, write; at Plymouth the nest b verti.g a: half-part Eight. SOUTHAMPTON. Ls mington Wiacheifer, mad Barrimg. Make New F sr-inside Coach, .t lalf l ust Seven **Clock la the Morning, arrives se the C.uch aid 11. uses sad Via , Inns, Ilwathatiotow. tot haltmeo Sts.—This is a game delightful coo giginee to the hie to Wight. Havre de Grace, Jersey, eturn.aw. St. Malne.. Cherburg, be. BATH nod BR 19 rOL Fhing Pon Cauel.ev,through Chip• Calm. mut M:prihoMpagh, every Afteranno; arrive at r. . the ma lea, Bath, and the Lawton Tater% Thmustoptreet„ sad the Swan, Rrilard, Melt Harallya.— Veirltes to Wells, Bridgewater Taustita, Elver, owl Ply sunk. The UM PI RP. • we Liverpool Light Coach. only age night Wo the reed. carrying Poor ilmidev sod Fear Outside. s Mery and daily; through Doubtable. Wooloura, Laihtuory, Northam,. an, WelforA. ilossogwerth, Hinettlev. Allier-lege Litchfield. Snow. Nicely, Newcastle, Kautsfard, Warringtoe, sea Prext..a. PH It 1: W SRURT. Wellingtem, and Shirt/al. Post Coach morn Evening , . s 1 tire, guarded. WEI( MOUTH, Darchemer, Illardfavd,Salisbary. Andover. and Rasiagwnbe new Post Conch. every Afternoons. The Wlrpopuoth Packets to Goon:wry, Jena" ; Chetborg, St. Ma. haw kr. LE1.119 New Light Coach, caned The Rockiaglmin, peg test ' , e r g morning at 1-;:gb: I carries reef Irfide• only, sad Rory remarbably envy. with • Guard through .et. Passes nugget Stamford, Newark, Belford, Hantioser. and Eern- Wage, In the Holden Lboa. Leed% next Moraing.—Notv. Mt- Minding the uncommeo expediting of this Catch, it ip alkwed Is be the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on ghellomb Roo& being tootesalled by say other. GLASGOW. Longtown, Gretan.Groto, Atortra, lhonfrier, Bro•ohill. Thorghill, 11.1aquhar•Kila, Calumet, Kbglwell, ail all pons of Scolimed; • Moot Coach (Daily). YOUR. Nesrtiornagh, Whitby, Shield , Send.rhnd, ▪ red u Etbnicargh, new Four molds C:oorh. with a Ussord the heel t vets oaf every Montag. by way of New:erg, Retge4 ; Tadatudet, Darlington, Narlitalletinn„ Durham, and Set wlfli.— Patommers Mediae themsches fa tiered • • the lourney, may rest 'dud time they please, and theft pearwed we without sus udditiomal Cage. MARLBOROUGH nod SWINDON, eew Four Invide C.arb, throe:Al Alt!. ere. Reolo.g. L ,mbnorn. 1'..: Lvningoo. Priory, VI , Notins-Bassei, Itawnber , I I eager ford. ant Nrwhu'v , ry.ry BRIDGENORTH aad Mahal Past Coach, every Eves imaillOSTON. Spalding. Peterbeteragh, &Moo, rued Ilioniag duo Royal Mail Coach, every Evering to Spihby, Louth, Orly:J.lr, and Hall. CRUMBLE, Peeeith. awl Wbitelravelt. Four bible Poet Comb. and a Guard all the way.—Poge. Munich enmesh. ArgiViy, Greolgobridge Richmood, Catterirk, Boraggio Welberitt Doncntrer. and Grantham. Sets sail ever) al ' arlalle. ..ad wrongs Ire journey with great f.rllity. Pauerwers demigod me the Rand, by twine's or plootanx, have the ;peculiar advantage of their ready being serene I is the art' Coach. A/VIDAL, Laureate, Pre•Pog, Kirhy.loarlale, Balms Charley, Ormsklrk, sad Gars:gag Post Coaches, every After aeon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kiviivforl. Stone, Stator*, and Liichtleid, Prot Coach, she liannolcr. ever, Eremite, to the Saraces's Hood Ina, Dale-street, Liverpool.—Chorded thinaghoet. Wit I( EFIF.I.O Pint Cnotri every adorning, CUES rEPI, Targrorier, Nnolorich, Wootton It, and Pool Cools. every Eroding. SUMO/ALAN Stinktinn, nod Yana Coach, clef) Voss leg, lo the &we lac, Sioderland. A NITER, Winslow, Caaglellna, Newcastle, Wahl, Yid Wino. P o st Oriel'. every A ?tempos, guarded. SH EFFIEL cad Rotherham Piet Conch, called the Rocitutte As, rim ink M 1,413 HA it Post Lunch, Oonrited, sits Ott every Rtivrove, nod renchr, Biraiinghoon ar s t tiny nt Nom. Pavan is Won Lrvin•rin•re, •od I.Liventry, to ale Saracen', Brad, iisrasiegbees. R•ottirstre, Hoodoo, Them, and Doicnsier, Post tnich, r•r., Mort.irg at half-pst Six, to the Coro Key., Welltet-i3late. in/VI It. Deal, blionte. Pawls b. OWN , is.,. ••• f.I .184 Jes, kirrhrorr, sad dirvol, Pint ti..rhrs. Wirt leg. ay. nod Right. Hi Hr. ONO. Wit., 11 Aikidos, Lid Cla,slmat Coacb, ik•e.ll M • • wit. (Ur A 4 11 a d Felmantas C Nadirs (Daily) at Eleven. lolt.p•bi Too, t i.e. soul Eight. %IN .o 4 Cw. mpeciftily sequnitii ihrit ie.* Mobile. gloat taffy sill see be artsamahle fir .Pr • . rip... Nor; Laeesg. . W rhitigs, Mole. ac. wolf Yoko.. of Ma, 64a , lea. se damaged. 11114CS.ro lat.! ~•.o. and lie lo.iir..rre. !mid steadfast", la te heater's Wad Ines baser•hfll, Lesdum ith Regiment of Light Dragon, Brevet Lieutritant.Fnlonel William Thornhill to be Lieutenant-Calomel, within, por thole. Brevet Limstesmustlseel George James Roberts, from half pay athe PM Light Drsigneni, to be Major. vier Tborshilt. 12th Dino, Duvet Lieutessot•Collasel Mums Phipps Ihroard, ham Me half-pay of she S9d Light Uragooss, le be Major, • Wheat purchase. 14th Dkto, Jobs Williams 41 Ulm, Geol. to be Corset, by par. chase, vice Zeta. who retires. 17th 'trifocal of Fost,Brevel Colonel Wilbraham Tollersatbe lAcs.H.frosts she half-pay of the /341 k -tot, to be Licatesaat. Colawl, without purchs-e. 21d Ditto, Brevet Coiner! Sir Hugh Gough, trim she half.pay of the 87th Fem. to be Liestessat Colonel. si iffiest portion. 17th Ditto, Litman's Folosel Hugh Henry, from the half pay of the 9d Gattima Battalion, to be Larusenant-Colonel, without purchase. 98th Ditto, Brevet Colonel Joins Thomas Fit:user, er Lord Noslierrs , so be Lieutesast.t eleirrl, vi Mier., purchase. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel lietirge 0' Motley. t rota she bait-pay of the 41th Foot. to br Major. vice Lord alsokerry. 44th Ditto, Brevet Colottel llenourable Henry Msg. from the half.pay i.f the sth Foot, to be Liniteanat-Colootl, without porekase. 3.14 Ditto. Liratessat•Colowl Thorn Brewton'. frees ,he half. p-ty of the Royal African Corps, to be Liessesaat-Ciploarl, purchase. 60th Diet., Lieutenant-C*6mM Ale:ander Andreas, frosts the half-pay of the kegionest, to be Licuscsass-Colutel, a Wheat rutin*. 19th Dlttn, Liestessal-Colosel Robert Timms. from the half. pay of she Ist West lodia Regimes., to be Llestesaist Co lonel. without potshot*. 7utb Ditto, Brevet Colonel 16mjamin Wyss/ Ottley, from the half-pay of the 21st Foot, so be Lieutenant-Colonel, a Wisest poor .e• llst Ditto, Brevet Cohort Sir nowt Arbothom. K. C. B. few the Isalf.pay of the .s;th Foot, to be Liest.maut-Culuael, without purchasr. 78th Ditto, Lheotroont•Colonel Manila Lind.ay, film the Ma pay of the Heliostat, to be Liestessat•Colusei, without mar eine. 81st Dist*, Liestitabot•Colnael Henry Minims, from she half. pay of die Reginem, to be Liesseautt-Coloael, *whom per. chase. 86ti Dios, lie•Oreeet.Coleerl Jobe Jebstoon her IYr kelf pi, of Ow Kegimeat, le be Lieeleeuit-Cele.el, %Mew Nib Ditla, Liesteisatel-Colooel James renews, from the half pay of the 3d low, to be Lieueuaat-Colooel, wittiest p.r. chime. 119th Ditto, I.l.otetwat-Colooel lEetward Niles, from the halt pay of the 3lfth /ow, in he Lieviedutot-iolottel, titithoot pitchout.. !It'd Ditto, Liewiessat•Cohreel Deify Antics, It the holt Ml of the 310 h loot, hi be Lieeiewmoi-Closet, without pur chase. 24 Ce7lee Regioneril. Lieetemaffi-Collffiel FAiranl frees ffie half-pey of the IN Wes, India Itegieseet, is be Lies• leasmi-Colonel, whims, purrhare. GARKISONA. kinjer-Cereeral Sir Jeart4 B. Ile be Limits's.- lieeeranr of l'orhameeili. rice Lieeiesieet-Geeersi Lord Hewer& of Meglien, K. C. B. Stejer-Geeeirel Sir Weak Pack, K. C. a. •• be Unierreet. Governer el 11)ereeth, rid Liesiessat Unreal Gore Beease. STAFF. Colonel John Rion. oa .be half N 7 of the 6111 b FM. (Depot) , Ailjoinoi-(7eortni IreianA), to be Conseanndano of the De pot in the 1-te of lighi, Ore hiajoe-Geortal .nel Vt Minns Thermo.. of the Si %b Foot, in he I)epoty .4otintent General to the Voices toning ia Ireland, *ice Ce lapel JAI, Ito «. Tbr Kra. (*hooka Jabot' trim, hum half-pay, to be Chaplets to the Voices. C..aineisaietro signed by the Lam, Liretenant of Ike Cannly .1 Newry. Regiment of Royal Newry Militia. W. 11411. (feet. Ii be Qssurter-hlaster. •icr Iladpria. resigned. Surrey Ternannrr Creaky, Conies Joao lbesam to be Ueete tew■t, rice Norris, deemed. SAVKRUPTCIFB EN LA RnEd. *. Wright, thlpplea Karnes, Ileitfordsbirs, der, hem Avg. VI to Ov. 9, al Guildhall. 0. naiad, Aadiner, Meth grocer, free Aug. VI la Oct.!, at J. Streit. jite. Manchester. eattne.spinoet, Willi Sept. 4 to Sept. 16. at the Star Imo, Slareirestet. J. Willis, Waniner.stwer, At. James's, coods.maker, from Aeg. TI to Aug. U. at Guildhall. U. MMus,. Plymouth, hues-draper, freer Aog. II so Asp. Si, at GroldbaU. BANKRUPTS. R. Ridge, Readiag, Seek mfllwrlghr , Aug. SO. SI, Sept. IS, at the George lea, Reodieg. Attoreles, Mr. Harriltee, Berwlek-street. SohoG and Mr. Smith, liesidieg. J. Wedgwood. Basererd. Stele •nele-Tres.. Stafonithire. 'neediest, Asp. 31. 91. Sept. IS, at the Cantle lee. Mesmer tle-eader.Lyne. Attornie.t, Mr. Grille, Reeky, Stalrerdshire sad Mr. *Woe. Kine. Beech-walk. Temple. *. Newcomb, Coventry. and Weird -.tweet, Chenp.ide. rihead-manoracterer, Are. V. IS. Sept. 18 at Mu Kiap's Fiend Ise, Coseetry. Autoraies, Meows. Loge aid Co. Gray% Inn g and Messrs. Trooghten red C... Coventry. T. Colberee. liridliogtos. Yorkshire. enamoe-beneter, Avg. 23, 91, Sept. 93, at tee Mock Lion lee, &Ribeirao. Alter. ales, Mr. Willies', Red Lien-squar e g no d Mr. Tayl or, Beld• 'Woos. S. Moore. Ashby-de-la Kerreh. Leicestershire. million. Asp. 41. 23. dept. 2,1, at the Three Centres Lon, Leicester. Astor. ales. Mr. James, Elpplaett, Halberd ; sad Mr. Oliver, Lei cester. It. 11littolngbans. Exeleenreel, Strand. wkioalke, Aug.'', Sept. zB, at Ginldhall. Attorney, Mr. willbrs. Black. mana-orect. f!aroagh. J. 11.1brough. Gildersome, Palley. Yorkshire. einlk.inee. (haul. Sept y, I. 7A. ai the Coort-house, Leeds. Ailefties, mew,. Tonle and Cn. lted•. and Poultry. J. Graham, Ihrmlojham. Barn draper. Avg. 22. Seer. VI. at (Ini 'dirk mionies, M.ws. AI3WC! sod Co. Klag's Meecb•walk, Telopk. Seta. 14. J. A. Bader. Blackbird'''. muter eiwismo-114.01. 11 . J . y Bridgman. Taviatnak. 14 ..vonahinr. maiaryideriemorr _s i ng. 11, W. Wade, Golde'. Surrey. cal mirrrham—Sept. lA. K. Seim. 4 14, 4P0ni. merrtmat —Sept. 11, (I.l)ysim. jam. China terrace. lambill4 pictimerleakr—Arg.Bl. P. Tiniimm, Mierr.eaari, Milk ebropaidr. rmereli.mi—Sept. 30, A. Vr‘my. Ilsrrer. habeida.her—Sept. 31. T. Mortis sod A. Br4tvl, lines-drapers—lklt. 8 , G . LA, sodlothlle. 431ERWAN 11TELLIGENCIL Speculation •ppsars to have pet the •hole com mercial world out of joint. It is a curse which trading nations ewe to England—the nurse of the arts. Who could imagine that the following reason ing referred to, or rather grouper of, this traoractinn of • now Stole, end whose millions of acres sf en. occupied land are selling at a price adnncieg every day. [/ROM Tir WASHINGTON SUZETTE, JULY 14, 1819 3 IZTISAGT OF A Lima PEON A GENTLEMAN IN PIIILADELFUIA TO IRIS FRIEND IN TIM my. " Mutters are gni.; on worse and worse here, while we are foolishly looking for a remedy in the rise of cotton in Evrope, bad crops in the Moon, war with Sweden, dte. Some little is still about retrench. ment—thmo who kept three servants must keep bet one. But whit are the poor servants to do, now no one wants them. Ilrhets these servants, and other classes of the suffering poor, can be transferred from enprodective to productive labours; then, and not till thew, will the nation grow rich. " As to your City of Washington—the best thing to Midst., for it is to establish certain manatee tares; seek as tho cloth, cotton, and weaving of stockings ; the latter ought, now that there is a duty of 30 per cent. en hosiery, to flourish among your; sod yet yuu have a most valuable one shut up in your city ; while the glass factory, which did so mesh credit to Washington, is not supported by your capitalists and banks. Yoe will s r or later se* your error on these points. Look at whit the industrious New England People are doing in their cotton factories, some of them are yielding from lb to 20 per cent. to their capital. " Them has been le this city of Philadelphia for some years pest, at least 5000 persons unproduc. Itively employed, or In other words, out of employ, 'these, set so manufacturing, would earn 'tech at least two dollars per week, or 500,000 dollars per annum. Of late the hatters, barness.mskers, printers, jolters, smiths, shoemakers, type•foonders, 4e. have been I greatly reduced; so much so, that I am sure s loss l of another . 500,000 has been occasioned by their want of work. Thus a million of dollars is lost to Philadelphia alone. Certainly the state of the la. bourieg classes in other parts of the United Stites will justify us in escalating a loss to the nation, for their wsnt of productive employments of at into 10. 000 000 dollars. Add to this what is lost on our agricultural produce, the farmer not losiog by time, but in price, and you will find the calceistion, when compared with pest years, to stand thus— L.,T11 ►y full on Coitus lo.oo.l.nre oft Bread %mai ..... . Tsbaeu 3,0110.i8.1 us Labour 10,1100.00 it l ,oo , 033 " Num you may reason on this loss Of 28,000,000 dollars as you pleeso—it is as plain as any simple seas in Pike's Arithmetic. Let your writer in the National hetelligexcer, ender ibis signalers of a M soma or Comma's, clew it. He appears to have something of an ostrich's stomach, but I doubt if be all digest tbls to his mind. " The fall of real estate in Philadelphia is alarm. ing. In two years, if this goes on, not a bank in the Union will pay bee per cent. per annum; and we shall be so crippled, that if manufacturing should be resorted to, we shall not then, in three years, be able to do what could now be done in one year—ma. nefactering requiring much and real capital. " I au confident that 100,000 persons employed In cotton esanufactores would add more valve to the raw material than the whole rake of one year's *s port of thi whole nation! Yet, I tell yoe, nothing will be don► ibis year towards saving the nation. " T. Cl"' says in hie essay in the National led. ligencer, ' we work up all our raw material: except cotton! How this got into his head, and how it escaped from his pen, I cannot imagine —he meat have lest his senses. I)o we work op our wool, clay, iron, ore, pot.sih, and sand I A shovel fell of clay would equip • dining table. A peck of sand ■nd some pot-ash would gists a house. list. we not been killing oar merino sheep for the market, not Wet able to sell the wool? D 4 we coavert our see saw? or feel into salt ? We send corn brooms for sweeping carpets to John Dell, who takes them to pieces, makes th►m Into elothos.hroshes and mends • dozen of these to pay for a hundred of the forne.r.— It is not high profits that will give cooAdeoce to ma- Slll,—l am willing to admit that there might be some impropriety in suffering Mr. Hoye to become Me leader in an attempt to purge the Agitate stable; her it is for • very different reason than his want of that circumspection which many of our Reformers seem, indeed, to possess in a very eminent degree. Persuaded, as I am, that nothing short of great roa rer and g.eat boldness will prowls of any avail, le oar contest with our rannon-right men, I cannot bet be entry to perceive the great lack of both these qualities in those who are ever ready to find fault with Mr. Hunt's more of setting about the work of Reform t —they are ready enough, I'll admit, to In flame the People's minds by their pompous display of their grievances; but then, they are sure to tern over their piping-het brains for Mr. Huey to take earl of In the moment of danger. They pet me in mind of Major Domo, in (Jive Beard, who hosiers ha. Waived his soldiers to face the foe, bawls oat to them, " there—this is the way to battle," and theta sneaking away in a cootrary direction, whispers, ' and this is the way out of it." When Meetings of the People are called, a n d th ese m ilk- an d- wa t er R e . iformers are requested to attend, they become fright. enrol all at once, by the portentous words "rcrpos.: sibility" and " consequences ;" which are then per. pntely strewed all over our hireling prints; sod them to screen their own cowardly fears, they denounce such Meetings as highly improper—lnstead of at. tending them, end even directing them as they ought. What Is the consequence? Why, that our Borough. mongers laugh at them, and take advantage of their absence to make a jest of the cause of Refons.--• " Look," say they, " at Ilse motly group, and their shabby appearance; there is not a man of ability... not a man of conseq•eace among them; look egos,* Reformers." Sir, if we are right ie demanding form, in GOD'S name, let us demand it as men-- boldly, and not with the tribulation aid squeamish.. ness of a fearful residence, which would imply, ws were doubtful as to the justice of our cause. Lot us, above all, throw back on ear enemies their taunts and threats, as to the consequences to be appro. handed from a too obstinate opposition to lb. People's just demands. Have we not, for nearly thirty years, prayed in rain for a Reform ? Was sot Sir FRANCIS BURDILTT'S late 010600, merely for an enquiry into abases, rejected—and yet, ate we to be told that patience is a virtue the Reformers do not possess. In short, Sir, my opinion Is, that so fat from Meetings of the People being improper, die only hope of our enemies lies in their being sop. pressed. I am aware, some will say, that the ego ceases to be apprehended from such Meetings will only give oar cannon-right men a plea foe cutting shorter the little liberty we still enjoy; and I say, so let it be; it will the sooner set a question at rest which it is important to be made manifest to all, via. That we enjoy no more liberty than it salts the safety and convenience of oar cannon right Nes to greet us; and that it is not how far we are right or wrong In what we ask, which Is a (pestles with them ; bet bow far they have or have not the mean/ of resisting our demands. What is the fact ? Whet we talk of Reform, do they not say we seek rebel. lion, and that must be checked? When we talk of Meeting, of the People, do they not talk of sop. pressing them ; and when we call loudly for a redress of grievances, do they not Call for the military ? If I recollect rightly, Lord C--, In one of hie late speeches in Ireland, was represented to have said that Government ought always to conform to the wish of the nation at large.—Taking him at his word, let es now ascertain what proof it Is required of the People unequivocally to show that the majority of the nation is in f of Reform. Thus we.shostd proceed; unless, indeed, we find that oar cannon. right men ereny es the right of having our way, though It should be proved that of the uneqsivocal majority of the nation. In that case, the People would at once be w to ere co l m ik e ri t y • t o d opecroi prove tr h • w far nyev farther eiia. A WA TC HM A N. Code ESCHASOR, Ara. Itts.—We hed bet litti• g„ g lish Wheat at metttot tn•day, fwr which blear tley's prim were M 111.11104 ; but the Ire& wee heavy, in consequence of theconlineener of fitly weather and se rneteser of supply of now Wheat.—Oats l'e y support Silostelay ' s prices.—Fine Barley is arere ee. paired after i hot cerr 14 Ho dooms I fur the Morin, qualitisa.--viu Mass sad Peal there ii nu alteratko. A