The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-03 00:00:00

1 s, t • ; ‘• MITE STATE' • , , 4,1 .1 eta V. 41 rft ;eel.; ~:~.. • .1•4014 f GASETTE, Orr. _ . _... . ~ ON raw NECESSITY Or''AVIIKRii BILL in a proPertionate degree-:-da actually sell their . . ............. . ... , „ ,i ... i . ~ c, ' product for a little more than half' of what its has' PUGILISM BITE46I4VN.4Et: ,-• . . • cost them ; and the natural consequence will be, that p_i g ,„ , e gr i l ' ---asner--- ... . .•. ____ TO THE EDITOR DF tog literk(ll4)l4 . . . ..x...vrte , • ''' '. • ' ' 'fleisAlnstrie 4 ... ii di r A dmir iesesid dl el - Do 4 c i tave ci) bas °l :ninset i. tied to Solid • .„ ... 14 b et i o t t tha t a Cora they will Weimar( er sow less wheat grow more grass.lit% P. - Sui t ---I am one of those who ; • ••• •. Paris, altho ''''• The manufacturing Gentlenien, I suppose,. are of .a customs an li; ay 1 !p i Rol is necessary ;I do not wi th to gratify the wariest • different opinion • they think that the same quantity ade p ts iti t ogr A tir .r mouse tkoker.. Esq. a series of reports add retie •to the Viet •.; Adtaital boltsweedrolval cot-fiber°, islets Uommaiating his *titer of land-owners or farmers, who, I believe, of wheat must :nd Will, ati e li in contin, to be !pc; 'accompanied hy ' litajeaty'sallipaand..versela srailnor4 irs the Chesapeake, of '' whit* OM following are •ili•tratsts i- Sieve both been great promoters of the war 'frog the Would they continue ' to ,rode an article weight gil t 1 e-T i g r. . .N;ig,/ i .-f,-Thaltest...lLdrilital incloses a bats •werst of motives (the espectation of profiting by'Altia cannot fell foe mere than half iti prime cost ? What ns o. P Ma would theydo, if the free adlifisOon of a foreign rival 15 . e sr''''. ti /' c r s l t y 'Captiiiss..Rote, of his Majesty's ship Aldan, maniacse of their fellow-treetered);,hat [wish -tit see off •I'inilletlourl, the tittli• of fitiy, giving L till-home market was so to reduce the'peiceilf. the s ' ....I:, • ii • . . wee haee heen doter the nation Indepeudent of all other , nations-oend 9 count.WVlt'"olifg • with the boats of that sl , pees to is ger - ~ s • • s goods they fabricate so air not to leave diem ratiitlig . -ie * MOM ha that most important articll i the . liippiy - of , • ..•.- - • . rit • 'oi OUT Cu' •-e"' the Drar. , „o s V r :r i ded into the - river PUngo , . . prefit, would they not complain against sure ncose- wily g -, l '" `lirirglititr, ' ..: t e tte of destroying airy I necessary food. The Cultivation * • Wheat is now petition ?-and if that - competition reduced them. - '` .Xi ea ilit Aglirs Is that tie might fir attended with loss to many-.that l 0 nil prpance a by ,ditatierthat„ he na , the necessity of selling their goods foe' half of Abet Im g .. k i g - i•' • • ' • -.".? . 'll.fictfEo s ''';.. ' - '' '' ditaieetion in its culture--and that, titotlnation rendes. it cost to make.them, mould SpeyTA i " I re jc p . ri titeleel a i n . the river; but a r pt..... make a simple visit. , Arrived e a,p le ,--..••••- o itt i .1_,1: . A - ed thi ' - iii * continue the . illmi; ••of destinition, be pulled forth his wateh, a' 4 milt' .. ...les were *tied to attack a the national subsistence precarious onddepeedentosof enfacture at a certain, lass, sr() bone if think, they wonld not f-then let them Wit ' ilki sl ihs flo pay PibliC°lll that he Vid been.oni ten minutes, i . ' the•Car li 'li I-1 Willeb " 41111°14 • I guali4i6l4 •of ' al ' er a canal These are not only probable but , maturaVetitisel O f t i li 9 his eLichmetilith e n ztce • 1 14;14 noteithelendlog, Olt eiilida which crille'cit je, , gii won de r the _indifferent wheat lands i oCes - sioiii, end mfaiintrarked,iffer dint roy lett* d ought to be guarded against are Callallatiti / 14 giving him the is Quer quenceui an • • • -.s . into pester.; if the only grounds coltivatedSidjoh hge gii i i • our, Thecoliclim'anglir°4lneilfiet(alaniririf:isciteuastrit.Z,Vll-I.'st`!“l4".!."l"h.rt•Vge• .. ' " .4 beitt ilr . been dearly ascertained by evidenCe befOre the Cora. that nerticsify Piiiduce'in 'future are the priMis wheat -) fit for li t er rv ii ,.. Lh in on e r. The E d ng F i r i e stm eh an a re n f ut is i ed ouni til i d n f:g o. c i pesibee tfie win att o ~, i ~ ,i i. tiol. ty4 , .... The Ateir4simirsi transmit , ... twinge of the House of Commons, ' whit price quids ;s Nadi if none but choice English wheat, wheat can be afforded at by the English grower, and dtheicousumption of the rich, is to be found iiliat i kith a blow ' with his fi st. ' Ile re a regular hiitle csoee.. i t g,.• •.. . Iptshrs-75044.."66"; of ids ills eat - • Won - 'fain mooted. Coaches le m ss i ttfan iii nti l 7 r e i l k 4 .i t i k teeS in ' c rer mist a iii ht:)t i ts ig hii vi . oceos e ls i, *hat it cameo; and it is as clearly the interest of the 1 1 ,3rawont 'socket, whilst the laborious classes ) ilo-dagi (Med gen the Ist-and 4-9th of Jette, while dispetched' by Rear. I depend entire ea oi f i f i oreigner s . foe food : nod if lisonimunity at large that the grower of wheat should _ -- 'in 'the pugilistic art, nex year's,cr . ops s hould al on the . Cutifinetit, let them , what he wanted in science, tetid eitiaisig f thgthezer • k r , throat was upon t . he prritt ,91 • litra l l.-"41444 1 . 40 .• • ' ..ea n ' tb.... I s t ICockbekigaiost the flotilla fitted' cart ve due eacouragemint, by which I mean a li ving . not ge.serpstantisif these labor-mils classes *re v ! h ' -•• •• • '. `4otit . onder. Or Orden of Commodore Berne • but no more. He Ought to be protected is " wohoutfooti,, for the old'proverh,. that; elivity: ...t e ~ ; ilea tat loss, not only tram a principle of justice, I git.s at home, is 'kaftan tandifritisod, ja thet. gessetrg • • i the k is ir k h is stoit . ~,,,,,... .0 neon asanurd roe w nf4ttetr, Ca lain Be • nd a ti ..f • users °- '' 7r1".71 1 . Alifi j ariVr , i:ie schoiiiiee; and ihe p .boats of the ' A - Dtignn, felt in with the flotilla standing bit also of sound policy ; and he need tigtialty to be as its tlii.4. It As: trees - that Soy 'net) - hive liirtpartV - ..:'spitte terrified, war ifiiii d ' 7.4 l l 4 ; r ana u f te l . 7 i l l n ll l' tri ti a a i than b . e t tee:treed' the fl" Ctiessitteake,fedd' . &locked and restrained from actpiiiintesethltant . Pro- . i -- ""-"°" 19 ; tell as'slie coiild; they interposed between : cont. cetreeted before it tow& Wan onder . thevontreill of BON erettrx; ~ tante.". 44. Le Corn atissaire Ile Commistaire f"-- ° it. Now this may be accomplished byjeeans of foreige•s. t '. ll9P i t ,f4t.:4lB.l , td o i ti ta t tr it e;c is tl e op kizo f r 7t o , l - i sh e itti e hot .fi hing trues ______,._.tcLi_eseith eiCialia l vp - ' 1 the hero of London, re-adjusting himself. competition, thphilri4eltiihnoL44'o. !lien ''a . . s tinder in d: tlili: h . .O h a„t: h '7 . bet SMi g t ie ali ti n o ar t: o ll ri a nrit eri 4; 17 which resembles. a greet sluice I / 0/444 _poop!, . 10110, _it ° ' 4 TO th ' C in issaire, then, if you will have it," ,esctiped into the . Patttgeutaivar. 'The Dm, use of navigation, that by being eccasionailr stopped'''tieti Ilialr ' Corn sent oat of . the 'conetry,• , etteeh Moe '7 l efd t - i tea , " - Nc l oo --m oo - . " but I cannot thiuk•-,of allow. er allowed to flow, preserves the water . at aproper . . leiritarray is. -t. They ri - " ' d.Den 4(.014 . OA w- 1 - 10 4 ' it % to i'id'` ' ' - b ' ' for ob liged to comer slain to an 'odor '. 'slid 1 g t ie. ay to go. t ere on foot. tny.heur is mot „ , •;..., - i , . lever-just so the price of corn Irkty; by etliuitting*.%" whe n it is SuPerab o ndaS e with them ; the": "Is .ea5j,....5.-=. l `; get into the coach, therefore , and I m4 i i ki not being strong. enough ..to attack tee 1W o este nun t h hel i e to rte ,u al in ly a • i dsic :g11 : •las co .a i r .n . sll iiiele i nt ,:..dile? sr 1, ,!. , _ ___” 4. „ or stepping a foreign supply, be .kept at a just toga `' a t tilmo:laThis last trait cofounded our ' thin ' 15 "... Ei .e. futfttt y°ur e d 10. :•laskrea On fl of , ..i. twO itriklifiitl; 61 SO much strength in his fist," . ea. • se p n 7. t .!. -I L! S 1 1 1 :, l l' dettteldn. g two boats proper . standard-which standard, I think, has been • • ~, • hvngi y , ,__, ,A' - Il i ki •f_d_ ,I • Com,. mato, and moor venue throughout the'. , ... a. 4Vnoaftet: under. eve Points hot the A claitned'thiGenileinan, 44 and yet se muc h thou - 6 ..... .-... , .&+••4 t clearly ascertained by the investigation . above- kingdom,. bat they will not Five oar tarn' when they ' l o th .80 rim MS "SSW to be ' burnt in the far don in • his miticl , "-s- 66 My deer '' said the lad VielitiOned ; and, surely, it is the duty of Parliament thensselsas, are. i n .want o f It ; , vie , s s a g ss is welt !a .. ; th . e , lo; : g ~, c aist i to , ~, k es: 3 , he 1 flotilla; wftlioit attempting to save her.- . On the Sth the flotilla retreated higher oil people 7 ' to establish such regulations as will equally prevent pect it at the hands of the cotton,. iron, brash:sod i t i i oa d a ; we :i t.. . )0 rig,th 'tu fat r? re-ascinded sie thl 1 l o onllen manu f acturers. In such a case we should " Its falling beneath, or rising above that mark. The t io ar: e,, itle m ; p 'h e u u 't ie lt al fijir ur. l ,... ee l t .. iLin . fo_the il ii .; lo itil tigiti r_.. g . s„ .. t_he_re earn from sad experience a troth, that we seem not I:ta low ll44 inidel ;e43filt by 'the * G ß4** oire s a ' -n e d i4 Jese . j tr iiiia lirig e :• etauttfacturieg interest are, it is said, desirous of at present.to have any comprelieusion of, namely, ' nhiCT-6,nnhv ~....k u n k. r ." k • • i L. 1 1 4 %,..: . ..... " 7 . r. '411. PI" 1 seeded 'pp the river with theri, - .the St. L having our corn-markets on a level with those on the L_ L _ r.. twat t h e termer isin reality ama ttufacturer, and the r ------ r•e -- t , P. w r• - r. "I' " 4 2 4 .•,,,a rfl rj o`7-ww* , • .-I• ne h e ,•• • one , and the beats of the. Albion and I -, Continent, but the thing is impossible. If two men, -, ma s t eittful: too. o f all manufacturers. The earth ' -: _ . -E- • -.' '''• • ' I The enemy retreated sue fit. Uplifted's. Cree soled hi physical powers, start together in a rare, the is to hiss a raw - material, from which,. by skill 'and I. • MONTHLY * AGEIGULTURIAL,APPORT. i.which tbey cottiel ' perk ,sbt petstied by . •: - ebance is equal which may win; but if one of them !shear, he Atiws something of far greater utility 1 • ......„ g s... which were too Inferior in foyceta - allott of' • , Is to carry a hundred weight, and the other a few and importance to us titian anything produced brehe i ' Hank h generally finishet, 'Sikh little exception, hilt io the t sl6 1)4444 made by - thilin' Ca ank; OPtllin workers on cotton , or wool , or iron, or bra t s , 0004 • Noriherisextressi'ies Of the country, and no has it Posed denroured - honker to invoke, the ounces only, there can be no doubt which will gain 0 . h . " . • - . WY. man si n s . 9 . .. .. p f whir , prepare them as you will, can satisfy our a liner moon. Both the wheat tend 'Earle% are an irregular rockets and .cdrroitadith 'front the .boats, Jibe prize. As little doubt can there be of the con- 'hunger: and therefore it would he esech less hurtful m 0 t there will he partially good quantities, and finesamptss, down within .retittli" of the tiiitta-gt,e. 'l' hest between a French farmer and an English farmer ; to the nation at large, that the •vaanisfactureve:•sit• but the blight has been odiversal. Of Beans a similar report Is was it cite thinF,iomuchigiliiiilhy itieseett. Once, independent of tithes and poors' rates with Totten and wool, sod iron and Ansa, shotilit* be ; "rile• * Oats, yens, and Rye, are the most sacc•-wful crop. it 'qUitted lit pi:Aldan, and Tile* the•,bia& ; 'which the latter is so heavily burdened, and from knocked up by . means of a competition with fo. ilmraePderr:metelta:dlyntessat:::a*iewe oclhth‘:tbwrhne"arKticr9uutPbeanh7lrs:eenosiur alter wad* eklidfithli•Siith Hie iiiiatasewesitili which the former is entirely free, other tax ,, s, if we r h eigner h s brio 'n those articles _ into country a treble purlieu of the crop of the previous year remains ,mill in tur ns," P llti P tt e. e _ i Ji` g 4tlDri4ilila'"lt°ll'' are to belies e the report of the French Minister, are h t :thnuft, knocked d our p u m n a d n u ru s i c u t ef u t re h rs y f n o sim bre ilar "c cnm rn pe li titl q oe. l I the conotry. F ro.n the waist of ..grain, grn4. ha . been to suer,. !j a r! . t o en ! I :Seel tee t • u : eu otill a it to m ...g r rt . yitio ni . ski against the FoNli-hinan, in the proportion of sto 1. You will t)e pleased always to bear iii mind, gentile ' ale. Titney i h ,t a ir v n e i f p n.: T n o d p i t i s ore gr emai ro ry yl t n o jerrd retne al s so thei e r x i c to e r p k ti s n o g f u cat pon - I tit 7 th lnd et of nlnat the, river, and the' enemy It i ,therefore, quite h a a-se r- to expect that the Eng- reader, that the competition I condemn is not that just some fa amebic spots. Potatoes rise small, nod considerably (though assembled to the numbers of three fish farmer cen riot a race with the Continental and salutary conittetitinti %%hit+ tends to correct the Ill'i°w47taas'eranacrs"ctildC ::::ra , nd: i her seeds not productive. hundred), retreating before them into the farmer ; the poors' rate; alone will Incapacitate him spirit of monopoly , slid the thirst of inordinate gain i H ops cattle markets , for troth Vat sod lean stock, lower, witch the . marines destroyed two t obacco store," -vices which, I. believe. exists as much amongfartn i er . s tows eye .ted , whyli command high prices. Considerable int- rni houses, which formed ndlitary,.posto. from doing tlds--and it exhibits; I think, no great at among our merchants and inanufecturers. 'this l'or'utlees front France of cattle and Provisions , upon the 15th the Nirclisus joined, and "Captain sense of justice, or or modesty either, in the Etiglish corrective competition i, a thing that I very much ape '""'""" ant Western 1 roasts._ have greatly . re:lucen prices termitied to probed up :the . river with tat manufacturer to wish . t., amen hint such a prose, and would have it used to prevent the eat 4lite there ; r o t eseed rettezt li of i ' . lll 4 ll , 4 t w oos on pro:Li m on: li c o dger ce a • dt having in them ,rate hundred and eighty ma lifto-ince ttlivireltltnittoi hilt tbst.manufacturer is hencement of the price of wheat beyond that jest Proviakea vale. thirty of the bleat colonial ciii-ps; they 4b. chief masa of our s eitiaigv. pours rates. When standard, a living preht-on •he other hand the coat- , to Benedict, whencha•party of regulars 0 , illiis manufactomeirlies, it ball very well ; hut if the petition I COntletnn is ""e that operates, not eurtee• The reduction of the weak and non-effective 24 approach, leaving behind several muskets, Lion, bin destrectiou-destruction in the first. in- Battalions of Regiments of the Line has been popt- their camp equipage, with a sis-pounder, es_ 'llemand-aleckens, he disokargns his superfluous hands, stance upon the farmer, and in the neat upon the. paned to the 24th inst. siiikrel; ; a store of tobacco - was alsci round there. Ind sometimes send whole swarms of them to the whole nation. I condemn the injustice of sacrificing • Two forests in France have recently sustained I Lapt i tiin Illirie advanced from thence towards Marl.: -perish to be maintained. With w hat face can this a manufacturei of the most usetui description, to . much injury from fire; the one the forest of •Mti. borne/li t ' slid ; although only. eighteen miles front man afterwards require the English farmer, whom he produce the gain Ofenother manufacturer, whose las Here, near Osilien , where the conflagration Willitngtisf, 'toot ee4essleo of the place, the mill thus burdens, to engage in a free and open competi. hours yield nothing necessary to our •exi‘teisco--• '' tinned for three days; and the other the wood of. tiatnd inhibitanti . flying: s in the wood. A schooner laborers exerted, perhaps, only to gratify the foolith ! Martiliac, not far from Boordeaux, where the dae was loaded frith togicee p and the boats plentifully 'ion with the French farmer ? This, however, is vanity of others, and enrich himself. If our mein.l sage was much less (the fire only continuing three supplied with stock refter ,which, having 'burnt to. • that he is now doing, or reported to be doing ; and chants and manufacturers are men .of liberal minds, I hours), but still considerable. becco sterns, oontainingtog thousand five huridred if 'that be true, he seems to act, not with a view 'f'o. they will. not desire to see the corn grower sell hist A man of the name of MN' Donald, in Brae Mor a y , hogsheada, thesletachment re-embarked. The enemy die general good, but from selfish and avaricious , ten :' I ertieles•at less than prime cost, because they them- , has been committed to the jail of Nairn, on sus- collected three hundred and sisty regulars, and some lives. This, I repeat, is what is now said - to he ielyeenould think it very hard to be obliged to sell ! picien of having murdered the woman whose mangled mint* . oh time Ales - , which the boats had to petal re aired by the manufacturing interest ; but it is roe ~their, aslicles on such a footing; but if even they' remains were lately found' in its vicinity, Ou his but some marineflseing' handed, traversed thesekirte hooldbe so illiberal as to desire such a thing, this I- wir to prison. he offered to reveal the mordent', if of the heights and re-embarked without molestation; taking an impossibility. To effect their purpose, I stab would LIM runt of, that seta a • di .- th • 'Wee allow him to escape which he and the enemy did net show himself till• the boats n policy ought to elate the manufacturers, many of whom are in Parliament, ! to the...nat . _ . ton at '.large another. conduct, mornisinectiaids attempted, but was overtaken. Many• were out of. gun-shot:. • :CePtain Barrie commends, ought to get an Act passed, compelling the forwers . ', aossetetent wi th jeittleg end true . wiidom.-Ar! circiiinitandee have transpired since his apprehension, so high.temes„ lins. esc r ow, - of all the Officers and to prow wheat, whether they will. ,or net. It.ite ito*.itre last Corn aill, I was very • glad. to sest:lt'l %Chihli . nii.l'etilY establish his criminality in this in- men, seamen end m,under his orders, as well farmer will obliged, whether the cultivation of that i thrown out ;' for its intent i on was only to produce al, stance, btit iris thought will lead to a diSclosure of as that cif 'the ooloniel corps, composed •of armed source of roterlue, no t . to benefit ' the country . in i s DOS regatding the deat h . of another woman, sop- blacks and 'rearAlh,irid z • Cpckborn takes the op article wit; attended with profit or loss, to I. a ' shape. I hope, gelittver,'that another wilt be i posed to have been murdered by him . portill(ify.draxpressing his high sense of the per certain proportion of his ground in • wheat, •‘s ._.., 1 . any ea . .. . and , . C • ' I A lnques t "'`" ; inlrodac upon the simple equitable pr i n ciple DRONER 5, INQUEST.-An nnight, sat on the body Imhof eitertgainitid ibis eontiuct dipplayed. by Cape indeed the English farmer would be pitted against of insuring to - the cultivator a !uln a e profit, and,- at of Hannah Sly, on Thursday night, at the Middle- tale Batile::-. - k.'' - •' - ' ..-•'' the foreign farmer, and must maintain or perish in , the same time, protecting the. Consumer against an set Hospital, beforh G. Bungee,Coroner. It - Jvoir 25,selher.Reaessaidinlial transmit! a ,repprt • the contest. Perish, bion of a 'silo: indeed, he would; bet tbe at szerbitant one. 4-4 remain, &c. - • • - appeared from the evidence of Sarah - Ridge; with from,,lsient. lirmston, First ofthe Al , facturer would be the gainer ; bit eti'eh„nisweeity s ' . :•.' .."-• • '' • 718161411 r TltifitgAN.t whom the decassed had lodged, that she had.sept.cessful attack made . p ~r ise boats of the squadron, . . . Buckinghamshire, Sept. 29. 1814' rated from her husband some time; that .sbe.was.e under:the Liebtinalit's direction on a post establish. 9 does not exist at present, and therefore. the for- • • : • • - hard:working woman ; that on Saturday, the' ?4th ,et fry thenneeny at Chissene , slck, on the main lanai" . mer will not sow wheat whenever its price is below • ei- Being neither isilliienred by Tr , yviews / T epid:oh ia• - nit. winless went out, leaving Mrs. Sly to keep abreast of Wawa Island. The detachment landed, what he can afford to bring it to market for. [t 'fie t wit v . s ,o.l76;A n c . o l o' e u rr iO nil e n 7p e :,;ine nu ui l it i . liet t iiber na Ar thwi e ving srts house, and that on her return she found M rs. Sly in bed notwithstantNirg a fire of grape add musketry, drove cannot have a living profit-if he is sore that a heat i tsr- Itiszhs ar te r et r . orttst it u rattri ha:f i e l r7lth:lsh o r extremely unwell, and complaining that Shit had hurt tile enemy from the post, and destroyed the guard. crop will not pay the great charges attending it, he I n a ( L i v . e Isaa cs at .. e ,ar s i t i l l " d and es:re:red Cense . piusdent, as well to : befall very Much by tumbling down sotimstrenstips: *ties, &C. bringing away a six-pounder, the only .- i a fterwardsft taken to the Hospital, and in the 'eon or the- enemy at that place . Great tenantry will let his laud lay its grass, which requires no rare oar im0 11.11 1 1 " and resPertfl!is shoe sal it.* ! She was .. r: at lins oessee I I Ike weasore w hich is titittMi at bay ob. MOO 'bi- the night died, in consequence* of a frac. , was displayed by all employed on this ticceston , ploughing, sowing , &c. : by this means he will avoid ; m .„. 0 „„ w.. h a v e sireas , a korh re ,,,,,, dfd , mr „. ai „.,. is 'l l , i ds fere itt the skull and a wound in the organs of the JULY 6.--The•Etear-Admirsi •incioses two reports the high charges of cultivation , and what he has will , ree,tai.toisnttvntts;,eimisrlise.oXoorummitill, nad h we e k t a n y n e i still r . snicked*. ir rih according to the hospital surgeon's tesitim'onyisnddreitetd td hint by. Captains Brown end Nourse, of be sure gain. Ten shillings a bushel is the price at! sta w n r ii , g e the ' il o ilartaime to the general welfare of any slteratino, •• • • ct-Acadentat death b, a fall dorm area.siepi.i.the lilliftli il. Severn •• the former, dated the 27th which wheat can be affieded by the English grower , ego particriaAy that propofed is tke system of our COTO Laws, ~, , : o z i rstre which would deprive ea of the chief adVantage rue * ' Clle7kB fittske Alen, a sorter of letters • iii the, of johstV.iit t hat the eneny having established is according to the testimotry of many esperienced and by the peace.-Pu. '' allierld Peat-office, has been committed •by eke , oaktapy,,sof-the -Oka of the Patuxent, which opened respectable persons before the Coin Committee, and every manwho wisheswel Ito the community at hirgtO- Loin :We're& for trial, charged with inibetaling stedlte f s pire4iljtlfarciasus, .be bad judged it° proper letters containing property.- Several bank nitie.litivit tts 40704.4 e two' IhiplAiswer down. the river, when,. every man who is no t influenced by party • vises, tied party interests,, eili•desire that it should never be been foetid ie his possession. •,- -- ••• .....-• : , Sth Lehtnirdli r e stilg, g r id topthigher up the Patuxent, mere, and neverleSii. Now what is the price of wheat - -r . coaePzenaucia,.. oer. o.s :s trewn th e .great arrivals of *tit the etiorrof one row boat, which returned et present. lam told ! sod [ speak from very good au- Foreign Wheat, tagethermish a wed supply, f our owe, sales .-lito as& opParentil-dahisged by this fi re of the thority, that at a very large market in my ill *era. beerfehs 4. 1 10 1 0a5. o,iralla Sp' ~rote . ?Iv bfocday's iti, - 1 4 - . I•„ . 1 .. la • i p . , If hood, a small portion of very good wheat %trill 41 1 0.14 prices. New rims§ is lonely eeteleabbe from eta Wen. r gas, , , t: a,btiati ,1 , % .4 10a11l Millet dated the his. Bailey ii U. lad Peas 2t, 'cheaper. OtOW - wecito re- . th,of : 1 ;.. - reed ns Ate jointoo the slips in the Pa. or 12s. the bushel, whilst by far the greatir . poetion„ . mate the! 4 1 04 • . •.',•: - • 1 ' ' • ditnt . l i • ' '' haring' moved 10001 •op beyond St. does not reach much more than half that price;_ geties, wheacifilleghs 9 Itt 00 Sem has been sold at 4s . the bushel. The season, INNS ikit.. , WM treltteelo ar0...1 44 " the t eirtosiz:es: •-- - i - .., _ i Rye • . e'd."....N 'Lys dm ....;,.... .0-446.Eiturelutis'or Ihe ahjpti up Ilie Creek, b h.l whom two of bleu fasoorable, blights" have prevailed more .4...4.69% .71 40 'um .s '. • ' • . ' . 1.... . less, and the bulk of Um produce, in this neigh.: itt i Nitt;; • - •••• o s a s . . .. 3 e*tlet. elemyrs gonitoets l (!ri,:vierst found drawn op bourhood at least, is but of an ordinary quality...-. Malt o. in 4 .... JO 76 Fiat ....„ „4„....„:,;:itt:aruttiinC:ireie *Pit toner veesels burnt, and s . .... . • .so'' - . • , White rem ......... r AO 65 P ita ••••• . : a - ,liarge tobacco stole &misled. Corn of this description meets with, atom rivality ht . : flevreitts•;:• '• ' Feed Is 0- /Joey -10es-fhe Resr-Admiral states, that having die articles furnished by foreignere.thest corn 01-11' Ditto Dowers ........th 20 Fine Flour ..... -is • i orar Poo - to •ti 5 0 %cep ...., . OA.. 01 beeirjoined by a battalion of Tarim' s, he proceeded IMPerior kind, and by .this means these formes , • . ~ up the-PotewtwaCk• 'With a vio . w . lp attlck Leastfted'S Khalil crops have been' touched with tee blights et 1 ' . - itarritrisim.awilier.-ear. $. who inhabit lands unfavourable to the. growth of i ,rounty, where the Orig . --.oa: . 04. 10 4. ad. •-geoid , some tale s , 36 th regiment _wseistailoned. The roarines were wheat such as cold and clayey soils, moor.Jancis„ S *diatom ..sv. 04. to 69. ors, Nob • • . ' 1410 landed under Mejiw li s sitstis s oshilat the boats pulled golds, &e. where this plant never comes.itp..:tilit. yeai ••; .6t- i'd: to 7.. 4 ; 1 . "eV • ••••r• 15 70 Ai i front of the tow,. •thittnii Oiscevering this Brie perfection it attains in warthog or more geniel,soilesee Peck .. -0. el. to 2s. Ss Caves .... .:-..... • Leo P ° , -•- . • Lomb' ...8,..1An. bit 14. 10. Plea - 1 -,„. as k ): tisb, Ilse ereiWy's armen force g•iiitet she place, and those farmers, I say, having an inferior. srOcle •• - HA Y -110114411 T. I 'offered them to take quiet posses on of it. A guano dispose of, which experiences much more cuing, 4-i over l i s . thin from the foreigner than the Englislipriniewheats . WM! U. 11s. alo-and cousequoutly ue sink in value wore than Hay' 41. 0%. not, belonging to the 36: r e g iment, and a Cl - 0.. t • Ttostiro.—A muster of the milling forms took places on Thesrday it Wi!lotion-green Where a manly , b a ttle Was fought between J. Boot, a Pugilist of note, and a sailor who once beat the celebrated gypsey Lee, and who resumed offensive operations again for the , firs‘llour on this occasion. An open ring was form e d !• • • i ? taome hundreds, and the men showed with tlieif secomils,.Oliver and Whele for Boot, and Padding fen Jones and a stranger for the sailor. There was, much real fighting in the first round, mid considerable punishment was sustained by . each. Boot rather oat, fought his antagonist,' bet the.sailor made some left.handesi•hlteeillb:The.hatttit was main :Mined with most flittereillsed*eiive courage, with./ ondi ...advantage, particisiorlyl4..eisiter, until dark, .vthert a cessation of, boatilitiett.leok place, an hour lied. a half haring elapsed. Afresh ring **spade, , and the combat was. renawedbalf an hear longer.— allele''' . had prefitielby the temporary halt, and to k Ivan wentegaio ) Begt got weak; and after ham reaelred riglst.handed hits in ;this &whist 'rounds. &i irss obliged to relinquish Ahlx-iikag*C. - and t he tat walks& off' with all the 'towers of the day.. P.—Tir. E,nglifit wits c omo.to A rt veay well informtiles t laws, Alory int l , auttiotr, At c ly 1 ;n1 tier of Police. . em, h ...,_wl(e t _th N ii t int /iv I , tAnlin.. ie e 'Gond - Abe ciMbi I of !Ai* !quencp,44..*Vich :, . 4 406 0 1 Y eant ia. Igirig.)? ,1 4 .1 f i ,bad not 411utY. 4 4!.; , Volligori d, , VIP." u ,, Qms . Tbis bra,re m 1 ,P1P4 1 14b conduct,. there wag noth pg,tlief tot. %as not brave, bad hired I.fimpleill* . , aggillllol kr. 1. ' ted to Sob. to thr Vitt. inititiding Mt, ' + y e , a t Otter from . nn, dated IN; an ac. • ship, aad gnteik, in r batterio find there. a party of battery, tart firing, ted nn site the Work, g ;awsz is ,flitte let. ' thip'Drew - te, r*Porl;: - par.Ailmt. tat Haiti. - ney. ith the St. Libion and ;down the • wards the • This ship wore with ide 6ff and ago* hang , the *oats Cap. enemy to to cut off Americans race of the athe Pa. • the fol. g, he pro. Lawrence id Dragon. ;reek, into the boats, ef`any at. Barrie en• enemy by I, to corns Th.:llMM* ttsckt, thlit hosts, .and Omit; 'it re. Witht tetton, de: . I•Dttivd ett tallttle 'tee to Are t• the woods, end sere. On the Barrie de. Seise botqp ntrinet and 'proceeded . fled at their t . and part of , which was ml there.— kin V -ersurn.wr• 4LAi.44* Ni P. 1 " - t , stores belonging to the 36th regiment, an 11 d ' •••• . a.. a; to A. • 111 g. pe. aolaboo of 'two of differeut deseriptious, were found .111 IL . tea M It a - a I t a • F. II • 0. I • !. .$ 1g V r. ht. ' .