The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

[MOM Tile Lltefts *immune . ' Joni 24.] 46 The IN% costtiweed revere of public distress in the esseefacterieg &edicts of this coonfry f combieed with she sieleot langesp held at the Pablic Mostinp of the Labeeting Classes, are accumulating • mass of lallammable matter, that there is ten mach 'Moen t o Isar will pledges se esplolion. W. err sot, bow ever, withoet tier bops*, that this evil, which every errell-wisher to his meshy meet deprecate, may be everted, if penises in the middle sad tapper reeks of life, will, without loss of tire, devise some plan of relief for their ledlgeot weighboers, end if the staffer ors will vita with meeker the good intentions of their cavalryman, towards them. Goverment too, ought to teed their insistence in lb* most tigid teethe., le the expendltere of the public seen, aed by listosiog with favour to every plan of predicable Reform. It is tree that they may sot be able to gigot ill that is asked of them, bet If they prove wily that they are willing to listen to the public voice, soy emseessietts iu f of molar rights would, et this ..mere act like oil open the billows, end eentribete to abate the fury of the storm. Above all flogs, let sot the evils of our sites tits be agaramited by greesdless alarms. Let es leek oar &ogees fairly in the face, bet lot et wet give to them • fictitious balk sod megokede. The propriety of this caution will be made apemen., when we state that ten of the Mieisterial Leaden daily Papers, of this week, have given to the passel situation of tede end he weighbeerhood • meet distorted and unjust cberacter.—The &Bowleg ere the paregroplas to which we allele:— (mow ewe see ee Jinn 41.] a The letellimece from Leeds ibis moraine. we are savvy to soy. I. of the most alermiag oaten. The aember of the Mal. ropiest, is rosmidersthy irsereared, sod all the chaeardets to a Fusee itesolatiew mew already to Mire tetra place. The Cep of Llierle.lf is mid. hes hem railed. placards of the mast ie. lintaiwriery eater, have both poked op and rircelated is all directions. Is has bees proclaimed Mn Maker Conwrieht cad other Reforraieg Polisictans bevy been knifed to regulate tisk, proceed**. wed doe Cabinet. Is to be solicited to seism a this emeiry. Aslitios.ooder.liee. H•SPiel Mow. nod all tie adjs. cad pions, are i. a state of moult sad marosiets. to short. every Mac seems ripe for ea 'smoke isnortresion. The wily coneoloilims is, that Goverment. we are *snared. Is fully ap. mist* or throe Marrow proreediads. old is .*civet) well nevem as die issue ef slain impeeimsly •e (new TUB cocas,* tie MIS W.] " After die likethm at doe.let Meer. some it at the leaders mt dews to dimer when the Meet */ had Metes up, rd ammo the seems mew approved. track the • Memory of Theme Pelee, the anther of tie Blithe of /lea r During the aleetioi. the Cap of Liberty was peraded sie • white stsothed. with the loseriptiew of • emu& Parlamentw and tleiverod dolliasse.• The cop wee also dreok out of by the party who eel Mos is " On the first of these inlemitatery persgrapho,we have to remark—that the Ceps( Liberty hes Net bete seised in Leeds—that se ielaveinatwry placards, sot are, has bees circulated—that Major Cartwright Ms est, aster as we have heard, been invited lateen late their preatediep, ger has Mr. Cobbett received say Invited** from hence le Were to this coentry.— As to tumult, there is se mere tumult in Leeds than time is its Landes, and every ewe in the place is Ruing dyad his besioess(who has any badness to go Mosel), without alarm. The assertion, that every thing Is ripe for as inserrectioe, is as false as the other part of the paragraph. What precsatloeary mascara the Goveremeet may be taking, we cannot tell ; int we beam to !sow, that there are very few soldien is the town, tied the Magistracy here, while the people tootles' to amedeet dreamless wkltheir present tem per,bave se leteution le haemostat, somber. The story Is the Coveter, of fifty of the leaders of the Ilensiet-, Meer Meeting sitting down to dinner, whets the Mettle% had briskets up, is 'c i villy false cod grousdkes. Their leaders did set appear to con. Gist of more thee fear or eve peruses, and those in the most kaiak* *heatless; sod as tv Attie( dew. to dlouret, the dagger principally arises from some of the holders and messy of their auditors having no Caner to sit down to. It the Courier sad his pa trons sill pet these peer people le the way of dieing dolls, even by the sweet of their brow, the diner owl he removed. A. they neither diced seer sopped (the latter of which would have bete tie mere likely, emirs that it was ten o'clock at eight whim their Mettles closed). k is hardly necessary to say, thee they did net cless.k to the " Memory of Thos. Pai•le." The Cap of liberty, of which this elates's( sp.mk., wag neither paraded darks* the Merlin( one at any ether time; and a- to the white standard, w ith ocription of Anneal Parliaments and Univ./est Swi fter, it was so mote ',eroded en Renew Moor than in toe Strand. l• short, every inhabitset of L ee d s knows the above paragraph to be a time* of falsehoods from begiosiog to *ed. We do sot with to &gait, soy of the reel lingers of these Meetings, but it is our duty to see that they are set **satiated in order to forma pittance for woo now inroad spun the liberties of the cavalry. Whet better 'widows can we hare tha n that here (stabbed that there is • disposition to magnify the dangers sails; oat el these Meetings—and whet better commeetery can we have open the folly and mischief of the kronen of such men as Mr. Petro, ttan the avidity with which they ere takers held of sod foliated by such Pews as the See sod the Courier. The danger of the coentry arises frost the Mira: es Milt sid;•- r the Ultra• R;yaliNs sod the Ultra-Reformers. 'They play tote earls others ►aed% r sad we ere ■eels sfraid (if moderate mew do Dot by their cooped sod enlisteese interpose to prevent so dire a calamity) that between them, the ceentry will be doomed either to the ho of revelation, or the gloomy despotism of military sway." Mr. Petry, the Henget-Moor orator, is, we learn, a &sachem., fres the neighbourhood of Abectleee ; but it would appear, from the specimens which bare Men published of his orthography, that be has not isjoyel those advastagos of ederation which generally fall to the lot of the Scotch youth. Whoa he came to Leeds, ho did not bring with his any testioroolals Of kite!' Of recaossowdatioo to the Reformers, and we his &porter", which took place yesterday, the Committee of Reformers declined to furnish him with say SOCII docsawsts, though be applied to them for that porpoor,ard represented that they Wald be use ful le the further prosecutiou .f his Wagon. Lord Is Deem:num boa &Mod his estates In Kent into small Gross, whisk his Lordship is letting to in destrioos tenauts, spots long leases. A eery extensive seizes, of forged not's, pietas, &c. has bees woods in Cork. A Military Officer lately undertook for a wager of 601. to go into every hoes* in Windsor sod Etos, dis solved as a seller of matches, without being known, though Is bad been edsoat•d at Eton, Ind resided at Niedser, sod Bade the attempt witb success. TuE STATESMAN. BAYMARKST TIIg4TRI3. On Saterday was revived at this Theatre the new Melo-drama of the Jew of Lubeck. We were happy to see Mr. Ileamume in the ctsaracte► formerly ;they'd by Mr. IL K►stace. Theformer Gentleman bids fair, by a little care and attention, 111 become a lirst.este . , performer. MOWS. RAE and Ilatrooutste, and bliss S. 800111, were excellent in their different characters. After which was performed the esosical entertainment of the Terropike Gale, whets ■n apology was mid. by Mr. RAE, who stated be was sorry to inform the audience Miss Quiets. was prevented from playing the pert of Mary. and that Mrs. COVEWET bad kindly emanated to undertake the part at a few minutes' Pollee, and he hoped the stations, would allow he► their kind indulgence. M►s. COVINCY. considering the short antic,. performed highly to the sstisfsetinn of the audience; her beers is neat, her voice of Brest scope, her maser is respeetsble, and site gave a very asters! end sensible espression to her songs. We hare nose► seen a better performance than the Crock of Mr. bluringn. The evening's entertain. meets eonrluded with the farce of Modern Artliqnrs. The Cocklelop of Mr. Munetes was eacelletst ; and the Belinda of Miss I. CARR wall a very pretty per formanar, and well deserved the apples's* she was favoured with. The huese was well Weeded by a fashicusable audience. REPORTED CA PTURP OF RGR F.GOR IVOR EGOR AND HIS TROOPS. BRISTOL ' Junta 26. 1 Afri;041 'As Bristol, flAtto TIT, frogs Jamaica ; she spoke off Cope Neckelso, an American schooner, frogs Porto Brno, bound In Boltimote; lobo stated, that after Sir Gorgon 114• G auto& had boos in possession of that place 14 days, a 'ewe bottle took place, in which 360 pi rates gad 70 Officers were killed, and himself sad the rest of his force grounded sod token prisoners. Yesterday the Dachau of CLovcisout visited the Pllt 411 Ct Yesterday the LORD CHASCILLOR bad an sod'. once of PRINCt RTOZWT. Seserdßy the Bishop et Wsmenusca visited the Patent RESZNT at Carlton-been. Siterday morning the Doke of You left town for Winslow. Ile returned to fawn yesterday. Yesterday the !Nielsen of You attended Divine Service in Whitehall Chapel. TM ase . argeed to he laid before the four Judges of the Court of Eines Bench for their opinion re specting the cause between Lord CLINTON. the Hoe. Mrs. DAUER, and the Marquis of CIIOLNONDCLET, on which property to the amount of 14,0001. per an. num depends, was taken into consideration a few days ego, when the Cotter JUITICII, with Judges llot.noire and BetT, Coiadded with the MAsTalt of the Hint.' in favour of Mrs. Muse and the Mar quis ; while Mr. Justice 13.1YLLY was of a cestrary opinion. The cotton weavers of this town and neighbeer heed, to the number of about 160, have struck work. in imitation of their brethren in the west and in the south. Most of those men are, or rather were, in the employment of English Houses; end they com plain that the Carlisle manefact frequently take advantage of the distance at which they reside, both to relate the reviler prices, and In make them work at lower rates than are current in that gown. On There day lest the Committee appointed by these safaris nate tradesmen distributed • ',tinted Pottiest. in which they describe the miserable condition to which they have bee., reduced. Copies of this Petition have been either left or presented at the limes of se veral gentlemen in the nirighbclorhood, for the par. pose of obtaining subscriptions; bet before granting any aid, most el these refiner', ham repressed a wish to roe with the manufacturers ; and in the mese time have wisely and judteiously determined abet whatever meriey is raised by volcntary subscription, shell be laid out in the psrehase of yarn, rather thin applied to the meirstrosnee of the workmen in a state of idleness. Hitherto them men have conducted them 'elms in !he mast peaces le and orderly manner, end when reminder , of the &nem, and in general of the instil' y of such e •mbittatioes, they declared that levery one of their 'somber was at liberty to act as he judged best, and tit clothing nes farther from their thoeuhts then the idea of proCerins converts to their cense, by intimidation. They also admitted that much of their present distress is to be ascribed to chases over which their employers have no contras!, 'bat at the same time they seem to be firmly persuad ed, that this distress has been greatly ammeter! by the injudicious rivalry of the matisfacterers.—( Dens fries Pester, lute et.) An accident of a most alarming nature, though happily unattended with fatal consequence', occurred in this city on Saturday last. One of the London waggons laden with coals, and having also five All deco in it, in attempting to make the tarn et the foot of Brayford-bridge, for the purpose of entering Mr. Slack's-yard, was precipitated over the wharf late the river, en the east side of the bridge. The wag gon In its fall described a complete somerset, turning entirely over Goosed to end, thsbody with the tilt be ing hemeried in the water, and the wheels uppermost. The horse, a blind one, was of coulee thrown upon his beck, and was with dank, saved ; end the children were rescued from their dreadful sitestion by the determined perseverance of a coal-poster of the name of Wright, who, by forcing himself under the water Into the body of the waggon. succeeded its getting them out, one at a time. although it was nearly five minutes Were the last child was eat dotted, which in consequence seirtred more am the rest, bat all of then are likely to do ,OL—( Lincoln Pester.) A little girl, about II years old, appeared on the Royal Eschange ow Friday, and made some very es. traordioary calculations is figures by her heed only. Several Camtlessen asked her some most 'striate (random, sod while they were calculating en paper, she gave a correct mower ; she was asked to multiply 525,600 by 250. which she did in one minute, and answered 667,000,000; min. if a men was 42 years old, how many minutes wash@ ? Answer, 22,075,200; Is. was thee desired to multiply 525,600 by 460, answer 236,520,000. Several other questioes equally difficult were pit, all of which she answered very ter. reedy. She says she in. neither read nor write, that her same is Haywood, mil is the daughter of a weever, living in Mile Fwd New Tows. She was rewarded with several mall sums by the Gentlemen present. 1 4 1.4V4L INTELLIGENCE. Dear. JUNE ft —Arrieed yesterday awl sailed for the River. the Asa, Hamilton, from Jameice.—C rose down from the River the Little Frederiek,Thorn, for Prince Edward's Island, end the Brisk, sloop of war. Arrived end sailed for the River to-day, the Asia, Raiders.. ; the Warren Resting,. Larkin ; the Coldstream, Crowell ; the Northampton. Terhott ; and the Lord Keith, Freeman. from Bengal; the Cape rocket, Agnew, from the Cape of Good Hope; the Renewal. Cronterrie ; and the I'erey Hail, Hear', from ; the Faith, Evans, from Neves; end the Princess Charlotte. Beaty. from Jamaica. — Came down from the River the Alice, Miller, for Tenerife; she has tailed with the haat, Todd ; the Lerly Banks, end Dorothy, for (artehec. liAewica, Jule 47.—Arrived the fAdy Nippon packer, from Coshaven.—Sailed the Errl Leicester packet, for ifollsod, liciefoy pocket, for Coshaten and Alliance packet, for Gottentriargh, all with Mails. PORTSMOUTH, Junk V.—Sailed yesterday his Ma. jesty's ship Grasshopper, fur to day the Fame, Pirie, from St. Jag°, out 411 days; ob served off Cocas. See teasels wrecked end on shore, one, an American schooner, and ono • Ditch ves sel Men with silk, &e.; of C.rtneds, saw a brig en shore bilged, led her masts stripped. Also arrived the Fame, Moore, from Trieidad, oat bre weeks; Fame transport, from the Isle of Ascension ; Wigton and Lady liareiltoo transports, from Sierra Leone; and Importer transport, from Ifollfas, sailed the 2d June.—Parreil op Channel the Medusa, from it. Helene ; Sovereign, from Jennies ; Nyorph, Keralf, from Catania for Copenhagen; aid lAdy Harmed, Your% from Trinidad. LIVERPOOL, June 1 /G.—Arrived yesterday the Aglow,. Pierce, from Cirsi lesion—naiad 26th May, in company with his Majesty's ship Lee, Captain Blacker, from Jamaica for E•rglaiiri with specie—on the 9th Jane, in lat. 44. 6. 1011. 45. spoke the Bolles Ilaatingdon, Simpsiin ; and the Actise—the latter from Cork, all o.ll.—Arrived to-day the Martha, Sketrhley, frees New York—sailed 3J n( Jane—on the 7th, In lai. 43 30. long. 57. sp die the, ship Anacreo and the bound fur Si.' John's; the latter vessel had been struck by ItKht sing, and received enn.rJe.able damage, and had one man killed.—Arrived tle Warren, Keeler, from Ma raohem. in 156 days---1- 1 .1.11. 43. long. 411. 17., was boarded by a schooner glider Spanish colour., who plundered them of stores, Uniting, the mater of his watch, sod 16 pieces of and other money.—Ai rived the Telegraph, Cntrin, from Philadelphia— spoke the Montgomery, Riley, from Havre for Phila delphia, with 120 Dutch peasengers, 100 of whom sod three seamen, had died of the smell-poi. To Foreign Comoro.% Ems. SUhlnn. 1115 IY! , i 1317 1318 13:9 To Foreign Canatries. Ea/ stb Jae 1815 1816 1811 11118 1819 Ts Ireland. E 841.3111 Jos 11115 1816 181; ISIS 1819 Bellies. ; Coil` 6.111 e. i TmnlefUnW. Os. 41.2, cis. elts. l os. dui (h. dio. 4u.533 I Y 4 r,9:6 3,19 ig 29 , 1.121 17 51.012 1 791.99 7:' II 310121 11 111.797 1 9115 7; 11.791 9 57.569 5 , 116. 1 77 11 7 r , 76 CC 176..2.. i 57.137 9; 79,77 u 1 1701 '.li 137.976 4 1 --.- Bull. ?WWI !7.193 1.5.U.746 9,/05,656 !Total Bawer. Os. la. 2.6911.1k13 17 6.4111.16 1 6.619.661 II 8.3tY.675 16 17,777,M H 7615 0 17.077 4375 0 61.516 6 ONO 0 Noce.—The Official Retard. of the Qiutotily of Foreego Gold nod Sayer Coin and Bullion li.potted front brew Britain dur log do! veers prewino. to 014. haying been destroyed at the Fire at ttie Custnen-hoore. the oboes Rerun, is tweet...wily es.. lined so 'lie ye.ar. robeequent ...erect. ending the &It of January ...eh 'ear. heist the ansual period to which the Aceossote ate family recorded. WILLIAM tßvino. loepector•Geoerol of the Imports nod Experts of Great Snail'. Castawbotter, Lasdoo. May 41,1619. The Insolvent Debtote Court la, we anderstawri, chord abruptly, from c which we refrain from mentlonine et present. The Pairlip will probably learn them from a more official channel. A pugilistic contest, which terminated fatally to one of the combatants, tonk place early nn Teesday morning last, at Rotten-park, near Birmingham, be tween two young men, named Charles Mackay and Samuel Rader. After fighting nearly 40 minutes, the latter bad received so much injury that be died al most immediately afterwards. Calls F.rewaaea. hue 111.—The Market was hat thlals supplied his% Wheat this mamas. Mae samples net Whit hotel at MI aweastre at 4s. tram last %today's ,fees.—Floet Marley Is. in it. higher I sad Inf-riar renew' Batley fir (iriadlett 5 , 411 more readily sad at last week's itrkes.—Oast Is. higher...— 11l Brans and other article% (30 alterotion. wheat I Lagi6k) .... 6$ 76 Linty Peas 40 44 Kew ditto Olths (Foreiss) .... 60 74 OW da. Rye k) :16 4O 44 Barley .. ri 40 this New Fine de Malt Wlfl Pew 30 36 Feed do. New dine .... ...... 1 rime Flow 1 43 60 Vete Boiless.... ..... 40 44 Sreoed* • 3O bi Sarni es atm kl • an rr. d ode U —The Market this wing was well *applied wee all kind at §.taie • Caltle.—lteef. Mat• tea, bad Innsin brisk tale rad cheaper than last week.—Veal dealer.— Pork cheaper. la the Hay Market t\e►e was hat lit& bar, sad Its piece remain as per la t.z-Claver w aiserwiaa. The araesee is a correct alumni of the smokers sod priors at Market : ----- Ta risk Ha Oiral. per seam of Rm. See —. do. 01. re b.. Ye. 1 Deed of (Attie Ode day • g o u d a _44. 91. Ie is 6d. Beasts ~ 1 Veal ... 6.. 01 t. ca. id. gluey and Larria Park .. b.. 01.:. fa. 6.1. Calves 24ID Lasak„. 11.. od. to 54. 64. Pus...._ ....- ---.... ISO HAY-MARKET. Hay ......... bi. Or. Ud. 1. 61. Oa. Of. CINtT .... V. Os. 5,545. in 7 5 . o'. ed. Straw .... IL 10t. Cd. ta r. Mk W. PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. Arr ACCOUNT of GOLD and SILVER COIN, and BUL LION and viutniGitr PI. ATE, Erporied freer Great Britain to Foreign Cornae... in each spar Ir.oo 1411 .. 1019, i..tharke: and ft like Ammar of Med nod Silver Cola, end Bullion and Miran& Plow, imported from li.eat Britain la Ireland r—ending the 3.0 of January I. each year:— GOLD. SI LV VAL Coin. Plate. (17. dm Is. ate 2.305,409 1 97,841: 6.71P),140 t 121.f1581 1 111. 46P. 1 139 149,7071 6.137/111•4 144.P/ 1 1 8,42b,:05 1 145024 7,5870 !464 14.61 4.575 41.578 8.80)0 To rna ED171911 or rex STATESMAN. Sret,—The following mistects are frees the Uni. versed Megatiee for September, 1759, sod may not, I am store cannot, be essinterisstiost to several ..1 your Readers. The inviter of these entracte will show of what materials that legislative combleation la com posed, called our Legislative Assembly, or Parties meet ; they Will show that a great pert of shot Ammo , . My are very imptopeily sent these—that they hare no constiteests but trees, old 'sill. ytr ancient customs: that the••, of course, sr+ not ergponsible to any per. son er persons, their cutistitoonts being either rstiort or itiariiinste. What bonoemble Members ! now isivaliable to the country ! Dow galling it is that wet are, as it were, bored to send iti our hemble, our Meet Polite and hypocritical solicitations to such polities es these, men who are merely Legislators by power, by 'Merest. sod secient custom, submit the necessary and proper qsalificatti 's, namely. the will sod choice of the People. Sorely it is bgb time to remonstrate. Let es apply In Ilse Chief Me• gistrate. at mice, for advice and protection. 1.. t es apply. 1 soy, to oar Chief M gi the Pauses Riau's . ; let us respectfully myosins Lies that we are opprersell—that we arm in great distress generally—and that Amman& aro p.M lively starving for wont of vestmissee, for want DC common food; let es request bit interference, his timely prolutiou, before the dteadfal name Is kintliml, or at least before it burst.. lie is the pro. per person to apply to. It is folly, "mum, folly. to apply to the muse of oar 'listless end difficulty by sending in our solicitations, our priyerli, our beg. Rings for tidier. It is only creating an unbeatable mortification, founded upon neglect end cent►mpti. treatment;Ale for what does all our our patient waiting, amount to? Why, •e at one* SIN further oppration end a daily immuring. difficulty ; we receive eubeershie insults; wit deity sitar's the useless expenditure of ear pro pos', spots unproductive pupae's ; we see no selasetioo, no preventives resorted to, but we do see plainly that the expenditure is greater than the ine me. and though that is at. plain there is on sort of concession made : but that our difficeities are daily coming open us with an increased velocity.— Arouse, then, fellow•eoastrymen, erelli, your better judgments, put your minds in a right coarse, select and decide for yourselves, yes will come to this conclusion : that you ought not to suffer—that yogi might not to be injured by your fellow men—that you are all equal--shat one men is equal to his fel. low —that there is so interveoine power betimes es and eon Creator, and that that Creator wills met that we should be distressed and Lorne down by eve equals. Let es never shrink, for whether Ministers of Slate, or Id ieisters of Religion, they • ere not made so by the Deity, but by vacuities. Let as only consider them. respect them, as fellowmen. no more; the inditideal that dues more Ic a self-created slave, • pitiable Win; ; awl can only be neglected by the fealty good and the wise. Let us, thee, agree to support each othe► as 'goals; let as apply In the l'ilnce, probably we trey find more respect paid to so there than we expect ; he is safe is the power of his People—•his distressed Peopld; and we certainly have a claim upon him as the Chief Magistrate of hie country for protection against any iejlity we oar sustain from poliese unequal to his outs. I em, See, respectfally, R. J0ne21.11119. 66 Blechingly is a small ancient Psrliamentary borough by prescription, yet has no market ; it bad a castle which, with the manor, is, or was lately, in possession of the family of Sir Wm. Clayton. Tb. Bailiff, who Maros its Members, is chosen annually at the Lord of the Mottoes Court." 46 Galion, coder the side of a kill going to gate, is a borough by proscription, and was former. ly a largo town, bet now a meta village, with a small church, sod without fair or market ; yet, ever since the Sikh of Henry VII. bag sent Member to Parliament returned by its Cunvlsble, who is chosen annually at dm Lord of the Menses Cuero." " Ilasiesner;.—Tbis is also en ancient borougts by prescription, consisting of a Bailiff and Bur. gasses, hosing sent Members lo Padiaetent ever sines the reign ef Edward 1%. ENCOUR AG EN R N7' of INDUSTRY end REDUCTION of POOR'S RATES. ADDRISSP. TA*Provhinnal Committee for Encouragement of Industry and Reduction of Poor's Rates solicit.' the co•eperation of the rearming and imtriotie of that Commercial, Manufacturing, and Mechanical 'me. lion of the coestaosity generally, on the following objects:— 1. Ths Committee desires to b. assisted in ile. rising and •licilim such modes of employment for the sencespied as rill Not Islamism with WWI% Imes. pstisns. 2. For the farther prmatinn or diminution ot Poor's Rates. the foroisklos employment for all ca. pshle of work. 3. Tire beet metes •f oquallaimt, as mach as is practicable. she vaistiai ioneelity of wages in assn. factoring districts. The Commits.* le also desirous to obtain from 4beir coontrymeo at large jsdici•es opinions on the moos• of preventing the miserable consortium:es end beery. espences sttendant on removal of Parochial Poor. It is ,panted +►et eousteseleatioes be addressed to the Secretary, King's Head, Poultry. BRIO. WELLS, See. Kiss's Head TIMM, Paattry, Leadeo, Jose, 1119. neve Is I report that the ealebralrel Doceseto destined for the library of the King of SAVA: - A few days Mao, a genteel dressed your p e sated a 8001. Bank•aoto t• she Cashiers Bask, sad requested /se of 1001. in *Wu •ze. remised his five note*, and quitted the piece sospecion. Shortly after, information less Fr as the Secretary's office, that the 5001. oats h• at, tea out of a fitter, anti requesting It w stopped if presented. blostongers were hos dispatched la ell direction, bet no tidiest obtained it the party. Neither of the I has yet boo breught into the Soak. e rn., l 1 I S. P e 1 41 f 4 ••1,, C O`, • */),. 1 . . r . . 4 V 3:5., • 4 : c1 'i0 Ing r N I 4 4 ../.., • * A: . .„,, o ( 6 Z . i l l 'it, 9 r , ze. • 9 4 4 A 6.-- i n 7 , r• .1 4 ... °fp. ? 44 4 0 .46 10., 4 4g .. Aec 1, 1 44; . /4 44 ' 6. Hlit, fi e to// .gone re ge_seld `MIL 60 '' °Pa 4 4 , ap -..4 . 0, - . /00 . ii 'V , l6 G ty 4. o of c 91, 't H" f:1111 A