The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-14 00:00:00

THE STATESIWANt., . . _ NAP P AL ilirrri.4.l6sNcilli • ------------: -...-, 4N.Nll4ll..lll*.Siiitz.,= ,- 41;7 • P Visit:Nob 1 11 CIViL ANA) RELIGL3.I3 - . ' : !--s.Wignoi..... .-• • "4 • ' g'"'" . ._ -41- •11 THE t REIsUOH AT Ell` rA.l.OOt. •'. '' "..RA MCAT'', Dec. 1.10-Asweedaye Wet shiptiol 0111 • 11115 ! • . • S --rier- 7 . •••• ' • • `• : i GoodwipSauds, but west gm off by Aid hasnate batmen to - -. when . tite.taina n ted aseaniey . rst i me.. .p otnnsei tt osiss, tins port, Broadstairs, and 1/6.14 oas ef throw, the. Ado" ,: too was given, Mr. Cast* delistavistikusqliftsetrlnt • itieenee, front Rits Joliette; far (ittioisirgb, cause is hen is trio eulogise : . ..., 1 :3s::: a!•,, ! .i' - - 1. % teIAY • Fillte ; ••100 1 ber, the maviii; I. 'New 'klieg °Wlibr Porte thnitlemen, our lameeted . friesult-ibisiltiilt*WWWli . bad; add the 'thhdi a, Preach enreettei 4 o lll endeaeoke to to many of yaw; and,. (*that wiasti - athwitnernAtitk ) reaeli, the Downs. Pat in several tfruittifor shelter. ' tiny representation Alt+ I eosittrgimr,if isisilithirgeo ; - - • ter ' Must be faint indeed, when re** - . z',_s:.k. • .Pavwdoix, . ac .1?..- 1?. flirt*, frigate,frots !ia- . s . . ... , - I.. nn . iitat, hewing brought over Gen. Kew4tu, Recruit sloop of : srar.. l ev tn e a r g y l itiMeit be iliam'h "as "nil"' . t ..... 10,.. •;' , aequallsnusce. • Dea th his Valeetir " - •'. . al. frgal Ha"fax ' I n ' l6 di r; P sva r` II " gis r l i iie r . ..i alone can ernom, that iMage.- - iiie 1104 , .'".. •, - ..,;'.... Arestatry, Rogers. from Rio omelets for Loudon; stem. Le', loom t • a ; o t he could not Slithairlso 'ls fins Ettsibb *Plow** , froo . L° 6 "). 40 ""a n11416 • '' I atimiretion. or esteem oria.atitivatier anti • 7.. Pii:weirrn. Dec: ti . —lt has Whown the whole day seang (per table portion.ef seemly. • flevras bon ne gates, with thiek and dirty weather. The sect is the' Roads . 'the friendship of our most' distinguished chatii . . 4, . rode remarkably well. not the slightest aecideat hisowish any . who,*thetagel. yes, cothitlettod rtes approbation a of them.—The Swlftsure and West Julia eormoy reatain. . ! their brightest claims to distinction. ''-Fite constitiam ~. neyt, DEC. 13.—Arrived the New,, extra packet, with ti 'Hint of his mind was marked by the': most eeerstWlCt: ~ ~•,. determination • of character : Mid; wetly !hie iliaittilk' : •.:,::?: Mail from o,tead i. the- Game, Thompson, from Gores, and ter his ezterier 'appearance, COffeopnotiksittl-eff#:!.l: sailed carols* River; Betsy, Short, froso;lialiko r, said severs; . degr ee .tarkasl6 lie stood lite a rampilftli iatatifts: s s • others, parliewhirs tot known.—The brig James, Harper. push ' spoke likebu article. Ktsititbied by I/atilt*. iris' ed from tier nne !tor is the Downs to-day, Bud his been supplied " wag ra i se di t i s t ab ove th e pate.optioa of the . t e eet .. -• treat the shore. • . ; and he scorned the rude inliOeftee' of wealth.' . Ltd ... -, ~/ • '. We regret to find that outrages unprece dented in ! tired, unaided as he was, mill WI career was the tie .. per of genius,. of virtue, end of lib •rty ; Mid isnUf t -number and violence .prevail in Scotlassd, and th at : , unreal, end thadosil; is the mOnsorief'whiehOgsnialt sextraordistery precautions a redeemed neceuary_ by the .record these bright illustration , .' lie, ash' .. * 'inhabitants, in comiequence of this alarming state of a stranger ' to t h e i n t e grity of . Ederarde ' . . .society.--Toe Justices of the sth district•of,Leimr.l: i would have spared 'his Country Mid honied tr4enit fit: . have, we understand, sworn in. twenty five s P e C iil " rrepipticli—that every men ited.ltis price: ,:- ',. ' ~ . Constables for the town of Stratheven, and abont i. „ Intricate life,:he was egstatly toyed and. fornOtired - seventy more were to be snorer in for the . pa- I by his f r i ott o . 4! i n t hp,b woml -a,m,.:fa im lty p .i te wee, 1) riches .of Stonehouse and , Gtasford. Dormer- '' i ndeed, the eery•heart of seniNtity. 'Fitsortomestic teary visits are to be itnatediately••made in that • i'aftlictions were of the most todehhig• sod deaf relate& district,. to find out :all who. have coma into it ! . sintire. A few little months' leftAslin , bereft of 'a .within the last three years, and those. who. Can- pa rtner . endeared' to him by every virtee, and owe not produce proper . certificates of their good. eh,- lovely daughter, wkO, onbed to•the purity, The-form reeler, are to be sent away. the Justices b " e 'mid the countenance' of •an angel; • Aho;faiill wilier given notice to the different lodgingt.houses, that . su ff erings, he was raised by A IsMn-soperior ne they are not to give meat or drink to ptdestrian tore; but these afflictions reached, and'aeated theta strangers till they have informed the head-consta- • selves, in bib manly heart. In a wnoviii 111 , his ble, and such as cannot give t satisfactory account .trials and conflirts with the world (and ileareo.had of themselvef are to be detained, and those who given its share)' he • triomplted, where It was *oho are not detained, their names and descriptions ate to near to triumph, and, be fell,''where the belt end. be entered in a boolt,,so that, if necessary, they may -most emitted natures are soonest sobdned. . . t , i the more easily be traced. No vagrants, hankers, • When the toast of, " Mi. Caieys•and the' Sister or wallet,bparers, are to be allowed to roam through l owild. ii was given. • T he Uesey of this City have followed the exam- • T IIg WAS-P. o o f the Common Council, in protesting against I -. ' she Willi and continuance of the Proisoity T ax .— . Olpy Of a letter from Mr, Dtreati., Commander • of the p e e of the most numerous meetings of thiepe -resets. • street : ship Enteakl, to Mr: W. .Las, London- --- . bts Body ever witnessed was yesterday- held at 1 . Doted *cave, November 10, 1814. G s adhall, fbr the purpose of expressing ttnrf record-1- 'Sea,—l have the pleasure to inform you, that ip l e g their sentiments on the oppressive naturt,nf the proceeding With your ship, the Emerald, wader sy command, from Fowey to Trieste, I fell In with leg principle end exec ution of this Act , when I unani- American sloop of war Wasp, on the morning of t he on es feeling of abhorrence of this grinding 7th impost, instant, the Benlioga(mering east, distant 'about an d the policy which *mild dictate its continuance, .40 leagues. At 6h. 14m. thenday r breek, slot:shot vs , strongly and unequivocally declared, and . Reso- a-head, hoisted AmeriCan colours, and with a broad :Apo, were entered into similar to those adopted side commenced a most galling and cOntinsea tif# upon us, which we returned with the greateit pre 1v the Conlin 0 n Council. We congratulate the City • cisien and gallantry. At 6h.35 m. the enemy being o f Losideti; and the country at large, on the stand com pl e t e ly dri ven f rom his quarters by out , heedful elm made against a system fraught with accumulat- of brave mee (35 in number), dropped astern, mkt f o g Brigs, for justice and equity to the subject, and three times attempted to rake us, hot was most spi. i ti ailiwirenter in the Government to the principles of ritedly received by our stern-chasers and corn foiled . 41 . their well-directed ' fire, under thetonstitution. Such a manifestation of popular P letel Y the orders of my Second Mate, Mt. Thomson w e' assent—such a manly disapprobation of a legisla- s . .on whom I cannot bestow too much praise : dye measure , which has been continued too long, failiug in this, he made all sail to shoot a-head •. s ret ried ep to the Executive Government from the haying much the superiority of sailing, owi ng to i s ,opi‘e who perceive the necessity of being the the Emerald being dceply laden, and her sails-end s se,irdimis of their own rights, and of supporting, rigging being much cut away during the actiou, - autl attempted to thwart our hawse; I soon perceived it, Tby constitutional' means, the violated honour and in and made as much sail as our crippled state wospid reie,t, of else pa tian—of calling upon his Majesty's permit. Ile then win opened his fire on our bows pii ii Nters to folfii their repealed pledges that this and ..yes m o st gallantly received by our forecastlegins: ' eatotts tax shnuld cease at a fizad period after the under the command of my Chief Mate,Mr.Stenhouse, termination whose steady and intrepid cot•duct merit •my praise. of the war .with France,—will not, can- The IVasp then tacked r and I tacked also, when . she n ut, be lost; and as the sentinlents th us expressed must dropped abreast of us, end commenced a Most hedvi , had an . echo in every town end villvee in the •King- cannonade, which wattitturned twofold by my hand dote, theeffect must he irresi , t4l)le. It wnpld be super- ful of heroes, for theyfought like heroes. At 7h. 'gee, in'us to attempt addiog a Siiilie remark to the 14. m. the Wasp made all sail and ran from es,mbetri loony just observations made by the speakers on this ' op royal yards, out all reefs, set top.teilant steering •oceasion, in order to Show the per , oliarlv obnoxious sails to come up with her, bet perceiving his consort (a brie), and a schooner, which I took fora prize; I 'features of this terrible innoLition, the nature and judged it most prudent to haul our wind and repair :Ittliwhbeit of which are trifficientlv known and felt daurigpc. and proceed on our voyage; the Map b 1.104477 one who has or has not property. We steeritic N. 11 . sit only repeat, that it is not merely an impetus ' We have received but trivial damage to what might pushing thousands to ruin, hut a bar to • returning he expected from such a superior force. I fell in with his Majesty's ship Sabina the following flay, *asperity, as but for' this tnx insolvency, in matt's' ' - who kindly supplied tae with rope and causes to rO• imiolts,st ould not have Vappened, and the endeavours of . pair our dao.ages. ' the honest man to re - establi sh his credit would bevel 1 cannot bestow sufficient praise, on Mr. `tone been successful. The evil is not only one in itself of ; h o u se , my Clef Wive, Mr . Thomson, Second Mete, great magnitude, hot it is of an increasing nature. land the se-t of my olflcers and crew, for t .eir very The proportion in . which the collectors are paid for ; brave au .toady conduct, and who. I am convitioed, would have defended' the Emermld to the last es their grinding exactions, and the increasing number . • , trem.:y.-1 am, Sir, your most obedient, very heaable .e 1 these persons,. with the manner of their appoint-1 1 sets ant s men's, are.calculated to give boundless scope for ex - i (signed). . DA. DIPNALL. foram' and oppression, • and arl well pointed ons. in 12*.b.e..t.:11,7;i17. 'iiallyeilaii,ew or ., nuoltle m.. ll: 4 t o 3 ; F r- 14 11 44 :1eL, 4 tr . - Mr. WArtinvtAN's speech. It is really an odd cir- Y. S. T:.e W.:sy is a remarkably hoe stip, appears saris rut h ami c l / 4 t1 0 .e , r i .. e Emerald, yellow fidE., IltPleal46 42 prase" , eumstance to see a few. interested individuals, of . . • .noy lan, add 18 eivrii.wile ! ,. ntileb. r ,little personal character, and, _perhaps, as little un- : t i tu n )t wi t sr i ‘le at i k ;n a s ;:s r a i lr te ti d tr, trtr ;4 1 , ,. ',:ti e r4 1 4 6pla is , I , .4. '..derstantling, dechli-ig, in a ice country, on the'. Try r E l m A er.lln mount , Emer i ti. tend 9-insimaid dentin el: - '1 Fo u ts, i heavy lon g Delft; her crew 35 in mia o w , m li eans of men's exisleace, proportioning their s and enjoying, in fact, more pri ill , .;es than the judicial Courts themselves. Arbitrary pow is hateful under every form : it is never so dangerous as When it be comes insidious—when, the better to accomplish its ;; the country ; and no weaver is to be allowed it re- . Mr -' . I CASEY , g sidence, unless he prod he has - uco a certificate that said, r' In connecting my name with the Sister island, you pay me that compliment which cleared out at his last place •of abode. Several of .is moat Nattering to the pride, end most congenial to the small public-houses are to be deprived of their the feelings of an Irishman ; but, Gentlemen, in licences. ' speaking of that country, which is far dearer to me To the promoters of Er-officio Informations, we would recommend the followin, Anecdote of HENRY in hope than to lon in possession, elfin whilst you honour her with the name of the sister Island, I. IV. of France :—" HENRI' read with pleasure should indeed be a great hypocrite, if I did not plain every thing. that was published concerning hie • ly tell you, that you treat your Sister rather too operations; for under his reign every one enjoyed I rudely and roughly. I most, however, chetish the . free liberty of speaking. writing, and printing.; and I hope that this treatment will not be•of long duration, TRUTH, which he sought after every where, came rk _ in l for surely that most gracious personage, the Regent, l iter torn, even to the Throne to seek him. • 'awl cannot deny to Ireland what he has, with so much lgreatest compliment which can he paid to Kings, i s discrimination, bestowed upon the great kingdom of Ito believe them worthy to attend to her voioe., 'Ain ' ' s * Bianover--a free Constitution. Realty, Gentlemen, I happy must that reign be, where the history of it.is . the plain and evident difference bete/ems Hanover —4oe • . obliged to conceal its author. I.:ETOILE Wattle, ! and Ireland is , that the interests of• the one have • Pants, Dec. 9 .-e-The Archduchess Maria Louise. that Heeler having read the book ca1.... , 1ea1.th0.',11.0tf- . . perpetua ll y j oeolve d roat ta • t h ovit wa s end sacri. is ex pectrd at Parma ie the hitter en d of D ece mb er. Spidier.. *sired hia Seetasestef 4 tr Si**, 'vYwill "*; 11 ' flees, from which the heieery of the MO has ever ~ The Madrid Getedielsatlatimiftt 4hat dc lll6 - 311.- he had seen this work, and upon his replying in the been prompt to aid in your deliverenceFl•therefore nister, Niecaitaz, will•heroaaped ten years in the negative; "it is right you should see it," said hel say that the despiableinterests, and' the slivish hit strong ca.tte of St. Antoine, at Comm*. Ilis "for it is a book which takes me finely - to task ; butt bits of Hanover; must not be compared to that coml. daughter will . be detained in a ; Convent. it is still more severe oil you." lie was once de- I try which feeds you, and fights for you. It would . The Tribunal 4 a De Premiere I t isteoce," et Hamens sired to punish an author who bad written some free ,be monstrous to compare the vile and aided nature on the 25th of Nevemher,condemned Jacques Duval, satires on thi Court : 44 It would be against my lof the unconscious slave, to the site% the innate PO aged GI, writer and newsman, residing at Rouen, is conscience," said this good Prince, 44 to trouble an rit, which rests in a nation's mind—the hope end the penalty of 200 francs and two •years' hoprisooe honest man for having told the truttee • • hereditary determination; the itoetellearteJness oF a Ment,for disturbing the freeexercise of public* worshiPl. t.: —eut.-General NtilllTlNGiLles dispatches, con-1 people, over whose betels iipwahlt , olpsisi Cendirtes in holding outrageous language concerning Louis- taming the detail; of the expedition from Batavia, •• have rolled, lostvout 0411114 the see p eoe or She eeh. XVI. on the occasion of the service performed in ! tipsiest the pirates and refractory ltajahs in the griever. I ani fully aware, that it .II ihet 'itecessery • honour of that unfortunate Monarch, and the august island of Celebes. were received yeaterdity at Earlito•address yod Upon this subject, pile, through yogi I victims of his family, and for his conduct towards M. is ...ATiluitaT'S Office. wish to address my countrymen, in the language of Lefebvre, who censured his culpable behaviour ; and. By the decease of Lord COLERAIWII list Sundry,. ' affection and moderation. I wish to tell them that finding that Duval hail shown in various circura-, Co l , u w ..AVolli Succeeds to the Peerage rand WWII. :the- y have duties to execute; which no Board or Body s tances that he was an enemy to the reigni n g famil y , ! The following is given as an authentic a cc o u nt of , can execute ter • them ; that whatever.: &try *eels, and that his seditious discourses rendered lam a per- a late outrage near Falmouth :—About nine n'cleek , must now be 'blight with temper and firtitigle„ wholly son dangerous to the public tranquillity, the SAM :in the rowing of Wednesday. Mist, as Mr. Thomas unmixed •witte petty' *Went* : that eflAsy aim at Tribunal ordered him to remain under the. surveil- , James, Mr. Riehard Kempe, and the tton of the lat.. objects, which interest the whole coentryc'the whole lance of the High Police during ten years. . ter, were returning to Flushing in a small boat, from country must move in -procuring those Objects ;: ._._.—..-____ 1 Rome Nov. 16.—An °recurrence at Fondi t on fit,Mauves, where they had been spending the day, that, as the talents, wealth, and 'morale, •of 'lreland, Yesterday, a Cabinet 'Canna was held at the Fo-.. the frontiers of the kin g dom of Naplee, has pros • the y were pursued by another boat, with four men, K M necessarily distributed in tiiiequitV ptisportions, 'deign-Office. After the breaking np, we understood• duced a great sensation here. Baron de Bouliinis, a . which they had .seen putting off from the shor e.— • . each part mint shatain its own shar e . in. this grand that a Gentleman or Lord McMillin% Of fi ce was ' French General O ffi cer, having l ef t Na p les, where The pursuers hailed them, but before they had , time national movement. That it is not by chlteeting a sent on a special mission. the had been on particular affairs of great come- to reply, a musket or blunderbass was discharged crowd in the capital, however distinguisbedby ability Yesterday, about two o'clock, Capt. O'CONNOR, ' (pence, was attacked, on the 13th . . ..... of this month,. I nto their boat , and the other was instantly along- dr character (and some of them I know, hosniur, and of the Navy, who has liven a co siderable time ern. by some armed men, T near Fondi, on the frontier s ii ,asked what tbey meant ids,—Mr. Kempe, respect), that they can exhibit 'to the Governmeni a PleY e " a n the Canadian LI o fthem robbed him kes by Sir Janes Yro, • the kiugdom of Naples. Four is time to answer their hail? fair • . and faithful image of the public feeling. I call Peached the Admiralty with dispaiches. •of his papers, and, after having in-treated hunt when - one said, "my name Painter, lam a -Cuss sewn, and invoke my country, not to waste her hat two Yesterday, Commodore OwErr had a lore confer. left him on the spot. It is s u rprising, t d red tom-house an had a right' to bring ou to."— y .. . power, in idle broils, or in airmailing efforts, bet, boce with the Marti of Admiralty, after the arrival merchants, si ho were travelling the same•roa , a nd officer, in • h They searched their boat, which they only round, above all, not to lose her own high place, nor to .01 the dispatches boat Canada. . who preceded by some minutes the carriage of the some pilchards: The Custom-house officers then.; dwarf her dignity, by meanly putting her 'great cause SUICIDE.— occurrence An of a very tragical de- French General, were not stopped by these male- t rowed off. Darin theabove conversation and search, •• into trust, • commiesron, or delegation. .t the in- . • Le ion took place in Dublin on the 6th inst., in i factors. The Baron de Boulnois went to the Fren c h. T - ' —l g in the boat , without feel-oames remain.. sitting up said K! habitants of every city, town, and village, act for the . suicide of Lord Feats:cis, who terminateo his . Ambassador, who showed him all the attentions ing himself wounded, but soon after to empe, . themseletes—they can command the protection, and ezieteirce et his son's chambers in Trinity College, by which his situation demanded , end supplied hint !be feared the cartridge (fo . r they had no idea of a; will even win the favou'r, of the constitoled autho lilt , f which lie put into his mouth, ' with every neceseiry assistance. His Holiness, w h o shot having _ been fired ) . ha d . injured h im, _ an d ~ h e , • -dies, and the wealth and worth that surround them has - sibility in the boat. It was mono. 'he advance their cause, from point to purpose, it puts of its gigantic frightfulness, and F l4 4r kik specious altering and apparent titttenets, fuses its influence and multiplies its tribunals ter a country. - The Second Anniversary Meeting of the Concen tric Societhat Liverpool, was held a few days since, •ard very numerously attended by some of the first political daredevil,' that town and neighbourhood. iThe object of this Society is to stem the torrent of 'corruption, to promote Civil and Religious Liberty all over the world, and to offer the balm of conso 'talon to those who have suffered by promoting these lendable objects. We have space only, this day, fir Mr. CASEY'S speech, which will he found highly Interesting to the Friends of Freedom, and more , especially to his own countrym'en. .; FREACII PAYERS. i a pistol, the missile ch Pt- . is order that his purpose should be effectually per: has been much affected by this occerrence, has con- Apetrated. He was, .unLrtnnately, too successful in descended to make en q uiries after the Baron de Ws desperate design; his death almost immediately 1 lloolnois, and to express to him his comma for the followed the discharge of the pistol. His Lordship : unfortunate event. The.latter took care, immedi was to have been examined that day , at the Ro y al i atel y after his arrival at TerreeiarWto draw u a P i Eschew, respecting the Banking Establishment ' statement of the different circumstances a hich accom. I aslth ishich he had been connected, and which had, I panied this attempt at assassination; which appears . , . k its the Public knows, stopped payment • and it was I the more extraordinary, as the foshers who com iihiist he was espected to attend for this ' purpose, i mitled it left several valuable articles in the carriage ; 1 that he committed the dreadful act of his own de: I but they'carried off with the greatest care all letteri struction. The event creited a very • treat sensation and papers of which that General was the bearer: in the town ; those who knew Lord Evaracti were We may conceive all the conjectures to which such more especially shocked at the te rrible transaction,'l *aatevent d rhowll give rise among the- the greatest indlg French who . are • Ike" it was generally felt with c onsiderable sensibility. here, en hare all ma ni fested . i • - Lord ALGEtittow Yeact is arrived at Plymouth n in hearing of this act of violence exercised On , ; . from the West Indies. °nar their countrymen. Ind , Id, end are sorry to say, that the in a state of insensibility that a hall had entered his left side, below the ribs, and gone out in an oblique direction at the back. — Kemp. called to the persons who had just left him, and told them they had a wounded man, but they paid no attention to has, although they must lawn, heard him, the distance being very little.. Jtisnies.was, conveyed to his home, where he languished 'about twelve hours arld expired. An Inquest was held on the body on Friday, when the Jury returned a ver dict of Wilful Murder against some person. un known. Two• of the party, Came and Odgers, are in custody ; Painter and another have escaped: , Catharine Towner, the young woman, in Flaskt row, Chelsea, committer) about a week since en the charge of having murdered her infant child, After having delivered herself of it in an out-house, was , ved story to w as We understaun, Duke of LEINITER has consented to sell his magnifi cent town mansion to the Dublin Society for 20,0001. or 10,0001. and 6001. a year.—(Dublin Erening Post.) It k said that the Lords of the Treeasory - have signified to the parties interested, that the Repel of the Escess of Drawback on Glass is intended to take plsea from the date of the Resolution which has passed the Rouse of Commons for that purpose. Lord COURTVIAT has sailed from America • —Fraione, in the Gustavus Adolphus. lb paid lc drininfor his passage. rii::::~-: ~i —let them thus at point, by the progressivedignity of 'their own moto r meat—let them do this, and soon, very soon, they vim outgrow the size, and even subdue the spirit, of the most rancourous, degetteratei and unnatural hostility, that ever disfigured, or disgraced a nation. Of this, Gentlemen, I feel quite confident, for, without putting forth any great claim to political sagacity, or any very deep views into 'human nature. I have always found Government wise, aye, and kind enough too, to confer, with grace, what it cannot refuse with convenience. Already the' Protestants of Ire land, certainly those highigt in dignity, • Wealth, Italent, atid.reputatift, amongst the order of Nobility, and the Witt landed and commercial Interests, have, with generous profusion, poured forth their priyers for the deliverance of their cnnntry. From that td, id, 'gored! f •~; t the .. . . . . gaifi- We are requested by Nosmorthy, who foughi yesterday removed to Newgate, preparatory to her 1 mo - mom, . flvihing could, and, mast assuredly, frim ,OCOI. Dutch Sam, to contradict the paragraph copied into trial at the ensuing Sessions. ... , that moment, nothing ought, to unsestte the temper ening this raper of yesterday from a Morning Joirnal, COKV.EICHANGE, DEC: I.l.—Very little peones* • of leelrind. ' most to be lansinter; i speak tifth'eiiion °bier. .If prtiudice most eiistsid where It was or stating, that Mr. JAcitgow had been reques t ed to was done u p on our market this morning 4 —vv having ha ll ~ • of it, no fresh arrivals, and no demand for theheatthat /-base reserve the purse fo r some one more worthy vation, the p eople stilt trOatedifisth regierence want they coold not reghtif Alt liftddtlein-- if; for the 'no- etl of Nosworthy having received the said purse as his due. remained over from Monday ; the prices are nomi- , o take There is no doubt of the expedition fitting out a; natty the same.: hut no sales could be effected.7-Barz . i d w id ei tio etr t afl4. give t li b li e l m e" se i ls- b et y d n is ; r t u o ‘i vi ° s: u m n e u nt in , d t nes hei f r i, li t ea bey rts h has Cadiz being destined against the Rio de la Plata. ley supports ,Monday's -prices, but there was very (tom the circumstance of SOO galeras, or light carts, little at market.—Having but few -good Oats, such dictivi#, 4o personal or tinsvorthffeelings. Eyeiug .a for being embarked, which can be of service only on kind are in demand, and tither dearer,; but coarse,' own tomntrymen, I can honestly say, ,2 1 00° the shores of the Plata. The expedition wilt sail Corn is dull sale.---In Penh Heaps ) sod, Sher ar-1,, i fa* with : shat a brew -rib htstvest ‘nur Atte • : about th e end of Janua r y . . - tides ) there is no alteration. .41 .. ~.. i ..' • Yet 'blast hat taildnewbore your tether's hate. • • ' • . •-- ': -• • -.° . - et •• :-.. ' :4 1'....1 ~ . ..- ~ • • • , • .., . . • . . . . _ "I• , . )." ' • ~!, 7;1-.1.. '," • "_ Ailt.,• # . , .. i i k e•„ . y...,* •••.:.••••• •