The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-09 00:00:00

propose to-morrow, in porssanee of the Resoistions which had nnw been agreed t o ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he shoeld to-morrow parsec the cootie *hal was ...ally adopted : that was p he shnold lay open the details of the plan in a Committee of Ways and Trans. Mr. BROUGHAM bogged In know, whether the Right llostoorabie Gentleman, following op the min dple ofecooomy which had this night met with the snifter's! cescerrenconf the Hous..and *Lich would saes doubt be noctinned by the universal approbation of the cowry, meant to propose to.ownerme any ape. cult plea for nehment ?—( Hear. hear !) The Cil A NC ELLOR of the EACH EQU ER said. that rech a plats could form no part of the treys and means. Mr. BROUGHAM remarked, that though re. henchmen* was • very pretty thing to talk sbo•t, it seemed as if there um no taste for adopting it as • practical measure. CASH-PAY M ENT4 BILL. The third resdiug if ibis Bill •u postponed till Woodsy- IX F.W TAXES. _ .....—.. Lewd IdluroNaskett whether the dote en forel4n "tool to form a part of tho Ways ••••1 Means ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQU slid, de beet • snigger la meld appear in a lichvilate .hick • ookl soon be pot into ties ►ands of Membors, 10114 the ostioliono ew the different dein% Lord 311 LlON.—Tn.sorroo ! Ti. CHANCELLOR, of t h e EXCHEQUER trued not, ou account 4 its voluminous omen.; bet be bail prepared a swine( our, wbkh would be die. nibelvd 181-...orfriVi. Lord MILTON looped Ow Toe Dill world not be payed len re pidl tr. The CHANCELLOR of Ow EXCHEQUER bad no wish so to press it : the Consults*o eight be or Woodsy meanies,. Mr. sTuAtur WORTLEY said, be bad • Peti. Lion to present against she awessore. Ile visit►d to know ohms it would be in order for the Hoes. to mine is ? The CH A NC ELLOR oftlio EICH EQU ER ap. pretended that no P►titien could be received against a weasson which had been sanctioned as part of As Ways and Minna. The SPEAKER was of opinion that no Petition could be received 'Oast the Resolutions after they had been agreed to. The emotion was, whether the Bill, when Weight in, bad renews to this Ways sod Means. Lord MILTON opprolieoded, that the reeve @boot to be rsised (said not be considered se pert of the Sepplies of the year, bet were for the Sinking Fond. The SPEAKER coolesord that he did net know whether the Reeotetions formed @ pert 01 the Sopply for the year: if they did, t►ey were, basin been truce peed to, conciosire. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then tented for Irmo to , barrels • 13411 is immune, of the Reseleti..no. Sir IL WILSON had teases to belies' ► that be shoals' have a Petition to preseet Eros his eoastise obis a4aitist the ineeserv; and he wished to klieg if the 'loa►e wools, be preclodird frees receiving it, by llait Bin Woe brought is The SYI.:AK ER ihotight, that leave being given to bring in the Bill, firmed 110 greater obstacle to the w.eopliton 01 petitions than the act of agreeing to the liosolstions. Lord MILTON wished to know viten Ito Ches. cello, of the Eachequer intended to bring in the hill ? Mr. BROLGHANI.—With the greatest possible saboission to the uetherity of this Chair, be thought that, miser than late soy farther step at this late boot, lb. Horse shod) take 24 Moots to coosaut the point of difficulty. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHF.QUER bed PO decided episeies whether Petilions could be re. ceivrd is the present case; he was inclined to think that t►ey amid out. Bat the leafs to being in the 1141 being given, would oak, no diffrretice. The leave given would leer, the point neatly is the sass altratine *sib, Resolotiou left it. Sir J. NEWPORT was the sew, opinion as to the giving of Imre tit brills in the 13111 waking •edit. fernery. The diScelty was, whether a Resolotioa not originating its a Cowwittee of Ways and Means precteded P►titions. Mr. EALEILAFT .reed, that at it wield make little difference whether leave to bring I. the Bill should be gives to-night or to.worrow, me farther sop s►sold be t.k►n wittiest eagairy. The CIIANCELI.OR of the EXCHEQUER said, be had me of briaglog in the 11111 w eight. Mr. CALCRAFT repeated Me prnposal for de. Isiing even 'hal/ready. of leave to bring it in, till enquiry should be wide, especially es no Member, not even the Hon. Gent. opposite (Mr. iiroirten), she sad set so long in the Hints*, could give • de cided °pipings epno the point. Mr. F. ROBINSON repeated, that this step wade so roesib:• diforenre. £lr. LutArr rose mein to Niche's the Choir, when The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER roosenieti to postpone all furthe► proceeding, and foot to.toorron for lease to bring in his Bill. '1 he ostler Orders of the Day being disposed of, the Besse ailjouroed at One o'Cleek. LEEDS, Anis 5. A plan is In cnntemplaiion, and hos been bressht seder the consideration of the General Pess-Otbre, for electing • regular eignomiesication by letter be tween the Metropolis and ibe(rest ionoefeetering and en...P10/Till tuna of Yorkshire and Lancashire in one de)! It is, we understood, proposed, that light car. wage jest of sefficieot capacity to accommodate the coachman anti guard (without any pueongers), end to cerstoin the letter.bags, shall be constrected fair this propose; that they shall he drew• by torn horses of Pod Airline. and run by abort stops 11 miles an he.,, inclutiteg tho time spent in change', which Dill nnt exceed fifteen minutes is the shale diggers. According to this arrai.geasesit, the reaches will •ot b. mere their eighteen hours on the road, sad Mttrrt dispached from Lenders after 'Change lice in the afternoon of ono day will active in Leeds, V a•chestec t said Lire►poel, is the fuse.... of the THE STATESMAN. following day ; and letters pet into the country Pelt -.Ares op to foe, o'clock in the afternoon. . 111 be delivered in Laudon in lb. fnrennott of the follow. ing day —thus aceopyim, with the eenviosoication down and •p, two days instead of four. The ex- Ilene, of this facility of communication it is proposed to pie by an ...lure charge for postwar' the letters sent by the Mail, and. for the preasot at tram, letters and newspaper, inviting so extraordinary dispatch nil' h. sent by the regular moils Si equal. T7l X STA7'FSMAh►. LONDON: WICDNESDA Y. JUNE 9, 1819. The advocates of the Hank tell es, that confidence is reviving, that gold and silver benison ere cheap, sad the eschewers in oar f : and, lastly, that tisv powerful 'majority in the Hesse of Commons sf. fords a tacit proof of the wisdom of the proposed measures of Guvetemeet. These comforters have only to prove to as that oar jails end poor-bosses are thinly inhabited, and shat the artisans are folly employed at good uses, insornech that the trwir'., tales are diminishing every rate, sod we shill b►gin to think that oerStato Doctors have at hest done some. thine to mitigate he symptoms of the patient's disorder. There will then wily be wanting th e usaji% res er ipti on of a Revolts' to prevent the new growls sad sc. cemulstion of discs'e again, for 'minions the mind be set at ease with regard to the political jus tice of :La Government, the Pe o ple wilt no t be easy under any boasted administration of it. if g..ld end sitter be so plentiful and cheep, this is the tioiettsen for the Bank to make large purchases althorn, l in order to discharge its obligations is the Public; •ltd lastly, if • powerful majority in the lions, of Commons be • proof of she wisdom of the Govern ment, Lord LIVIRPOOL poaseses hereditary knot. ledge (from Osumi, Jcsitsisos), how b..st to obtain that proof at all times. To us, the proof of a good Government consists in its cheapness and effi cacy of preventing discontent: het them are old fashioned notions very ill according with she New Tunes and "modern reasonings. IBet *Wpm may b. thought of oho ens, of the Gor►rnm►nr, lied of its►ilicsry by m►sos of itsporree. fit Mqjoritirs, not much ..n be said of its m .61. ra tion, • hen it is considered that the Assessed TM, are deroarsirled in Scotism] two month. heifer► they are der. Mr. Reotiouast *puke on this subject in the Howse of Commons last night, and of its illegality, when it will be obs►rved, that the CUANCtILLOR of the EZCHUIVER r►plied, that 66 that mod. of collet. Uoa •as adeat•tspees to the Revenue ! ! !" -...5.-- Tito fnllnibitti *tit the SIDDINOS FOR THE LOAN IN REnVrED. ROTIMIMLO £6? 10 I RIC• 1100 Hu, sod lama R OTUSCUILD has ittoreftir• obtained it. At kW 00•IMI Wm 2 prow. At IS:Cleat was i diaconal. Cowbell n, Had byre at Me. C•notelottle lertuatiosi. NA id L I ATE L LIGENC E. PORTOMOCTII, JeNZ B. Arrived Ott filefurd. Hatching., from ilacre.—Passed by for the War r the James Sibbild, Forbes. from Bengal ; sod the Clark. maw, Rai, for Dem . .it ee B.—Ariitool and sailed f.ri the Ricer the Sovereign, from Boots! ; James Sibhala• Forbes, from Bongs! ; Comet, Phipps, from the Sedlh Sean; Hope. %Ilion, fenns Tobago ; Pere*, Smith, from Jamaica ; Fame, Elverton, from Berbica ; and Ton tine, Turley, fram Philidelphis.—Cane down from the Hirer sod sailed, the Marianne, Parker, for th.- Cepa of Good Hope; Fortitude, Smith, for Barna• does; Magnet,Grooe, for Africa; Castilla, Stewart. for Mirsotici ; Boehm* of Cumberland, Ball, and Betsy, Palatnio, for Witham —The Hops spoke, on the 4th instant, its lop. 10. W. Ilia Ann, Cowry, from Portsmouth for (limbos. all well. Comm .Itinc S.—Arrived the Ganges, Diann, from Manilla, in 1,0 dni a, for orders.—Tho Amy. then ship Cadmus, *Lich attempoed to sail Vl terday, was olyieeel in CIIPIII to anchor agile, iu consequence of the crew refitting to pot to sea. WcysinuTti, Just B.—The Boxer, Homphries, from Havre for New York and Baltimore, with passengers awl dry goods, wag brought into oat roads by • &king boat, in • most disabled state, heeler/ been roil liven by • lirr tr. 301 about 10 lesion @bees,' of this port, with the loss of her malismascand the whole of her aft rigging, ails, sm.l yard' ; her larboard quarter rut doors to the water's Mgr., and her rails and Stern anchors swept •way. The wreck was ebl;geti to I. cat away to pre. Trait the ship from going down. Th. Captain's brit. they went overboard with the mainmast, and was d ro w ne d. The weasel that rail final of she tinter car. lied away her tinn•pfil and inp.mallant•inast ; part of the igure.hesd is now on hoard. The marl at the helm was asleep when 01. was bailed by Capt. 11am. Orley anti the passer gees 10 initiates before go ran foul of the Wiser The following I. as exact Copy of .he H.IINia, w hieh hs' an ooron-oom are.. 1.0, as a e award. %ca. tuuleteltil delayed: - •• U.. psteteil the I.•r 100111 b .4.1' • quietly. 'hunch Moil hilutliti sloe waste euniieued omits or Elisurder.— Ilts MAJOITIre gewelitl Iwultb I. outopricrd. •• 11E' ItY lIALEDItI). N. HEW:PDF:4. %I. 11111.1.11.:. Itullr. WIL!.IS,•' Wiaatar S'a4le, Jaw P. 1819." American Papers as lets in flue a. the 17.1 i May haws. strived. Generally speaking, there i, nntlitti r t rental Lab!. in them. The Feder. of Boron owe intensely essor to overpsw•• I , e D•tencters he the eleetitill of Representatives. sad blame! imam, a gam in their fssoor It.e New It.ek lay. lligepteer ii• Hot rroilil th•• ity s ..e le tcf $ b.. • own. t o , ' t i o w n. Mir anti Csfil IflntiLt: in any rave, he w11150..1 lies, but that Cep,. 11. knows Ho defy, a. et knee. in; is, asield be prates Sere to de el. •• Our ollicets are ant sent ahretiii," as). he, " to be schooled by Ihe Adwire's or Lords of any nation %von earth." GO. IL eLern is lucky in 'wren( met with Ltd CncuitAres:, as tie *ill acquire an advantage which hr did 1101 ir L. At..rtic•ie from Sterkbnlers, of the 4110 of May, 'piths to,attatinusle of the sodden ',torn of C 111.11111.11. JOHN to ' , is capital. •nel of the outwit of some into res.ir.; communications from Vitae., the coalman of mlich hAd not transpired. An ertirie fr.•m Frankfort says, that ..f an the e. rent reports remit.. to lbe.f.irsof Sweden, tho only one e.mt•iortte -or troth if, that a letter, itd.ltea.ed from Chants JOllll to the EllpOtOt ALEXAAUCII, had been 'moused unopened. A copy of 1•: con tests had been transtoit•erl to Omni Num or It was stormed indecorous, and •as therefore sent back. Mr. T. Alford, and Iltroa miffs. travellml lalvly on a vOncipode from Londe, to Brighten (50 toilet) is a..urs. Mrs. Bowdon, wife of Mr. Be. Own, rnalister, of Hensley. Hants, rooming home lately In ber cart, the lintse took fright at a velocipede, and she toss throats ..111 and killed on the spot. Coo v • Kscit swot. Jl/1111 9.—The Meat trade was he.iry this morning, having bad a fresh supply from Ellie, since Monday, and thn weather tontine. ing hue, no sales could be effected, without sehsait. to a 11.10C11.11 of Ss. per quarter fro* Monday's aid 01(1.11 at that (lodine a tolerable geniality remains nn hand. —barley is dell WO, 411(1 rather cheaper.—Fine fresh Oats weal off readily at Mon. day's prices, bet there are on buyers for the inferior descriptions.—ln Brans and ryas an alteration. Solidity evening a poor woman, of therms,' of Jana Grey. was artarkod beyond lioenslow Heath, by four desperate 'villas, who robbed her of two on o . poand Batik of Kiglatirl notes, 15a. in iilwrr, strip. WI her of her cloak, bonnet, and stays, took her shoes and stockings, and beat her most numetiffelly. they would in all probability leave aserdered her, hut perceiving a coach advancing they ran of with their plunder. _ _ _ Sitiiiifts appointed inlidell.set end London, he. (nip the Hight lion. Sir Itoissue UALLA, , Kosighl, Lord Chief Justice of his Illajoyst)'s Court of C.... nand I'lee4. at Westminster, iu and after Malty term, 1919: TO CORR F.%PON DE.NT3. ••• The excellent Poetry of J. ••W■►ly pastpianed aS are ahn the &eaten of min' , if ear Correspondents— Crouton Vox l'lntv, TER tics, W. G. W., ace. ie. att. P.114:1% OY *1'0(104 THIS DAY AT ONE, O'CLOCK. Haat sP•ek !Ili Cl 3 TN 5 per tear. Nary 9 per Cent. Ne 4.6 91 70 63 GEV I 'oda Nods 3 4 die. 9 per Cent. C..... i lasne %ea. IS 3-14 17 13-111 Ce 14 per pa. 7reM Ktriseepser HIM 4634 I p. 4 per Grid KS, lii Itm.;.ll‘ I die. t ra1...1e far Arr. 701) 71 6941 61111 6'l 684 i. THE rims AT HALF-PAIiT TWO O'CLOCK Stocks cleansed till Nearly two o'clnek, Ossisinou al 2 discount, whets they rose again. 'f bree per Cyst. Cisnools fo► Account 694, which may lio considered as 69 for 4oasey.-13.ak Stnek left off at 224. . . There, perhaps, serer was a ilement in ■ny sae or country ashrams many " rycophents to the p. , viera that be" altered seek diabolical sentiments against gossoral freedom anti ant 1 61.1iPTOIPI1Cf. Mr. MALTHUS'S opinions ate eery well known, and t►ougb that R rl bikanibrope has softened them down a little, in his later publication, yet ate they aborting in a great degree. Mr. COLQUIICIUM too has found a good market (or his ware in a ens. ►apt Government end among a selfish Aristocracy ) says that •' science and learning, if universally dd. fused, would aroydily overturn the best Government upon youth." These very Gentlemen go to church, no doubt, and look as devout as any persona what. ever of the rongregation. it aroma nor a fist opinion that the man in nitre who best dotrods the conduct and steeesaity of the' whelp Board tor Commission, of which he is a nice. be?, is deserving of the whole aid of his er.lleagnes.-1 Sir G. C w, to wit, who ;muerte to Say, that it Is necessary far the safety of the cavalry that, the Admiralty Board should remain constituted as it is 111 present. This, In military p►rsaeology. is dash ing forward is a►gasaest with a witness. A I.oril ~f the Admiralty loss Gad the nation (he says) Is on. done!! CMII)TU AND SIR ROBLRT WILSON.— Wo ha l e one Nobleman who has set an MITIIIP worthy of being followed by a majority of lice floss, of Peers: we say a majority, because sows we know have it not in their power to imitate It. Bat we have a Memb►r of the Hose. of Commons, who is equally a laudable pattern to bis peers, and which every Member may make himself a copy if he pleases. Sir RoscßT mg**. like a tree Independent and Sun patriot, Avelared.whess he on Wednesday pro. stinted the Petition from the inhabitants of Cko►ley, praying to have the ►lective franchise, that so con 'lead was he of the Mistime rand of the aecessity of a Perlin/armory Re'onst, 'but raid it ahmild be cc. knowl.seged, be never wneld cote for to the etnatr•• •as additional allag. IN TERM. I LONDON. Na•nrin% JIM i!I Miaday Jane 14 im T. .ray 1'.6.1.) AFTER TEREI. NlDOrrsr Titer.la y :id; 1 I Friday I' Yoram' 'rive.— (hi the bib lad. a retry man of the *awe or Johnson, wocirtiowit for a Iriyiny stager to tea five mile. In 1 seise/Glee, I. Kiter.lsnd.nrost, one wile sot and Lock orig.— The odds were decidedly ;wane.. Mos ; bet in Ihe great arluairb grew of All the %weirdo', he ennsple ed .he liveneiles its she bhaei assure sol - 26 1. an eafraordissarr perforoasee.- 11:4yoer. she Isesoi-b m nitre , 11 uppe.os. I. SIMIe milelled for lag gr Sown*. agaiiv.i Mao ris,llP. Isrsels laser. 4.1 . Toroth...so-green, ho ISM 10 ender Isla...raw, at ‘1 , 10111,0g Rig) per I. f.. give he Later two manners at .writi It any he recollected a short thee !0r.% that Rosner Elise :I sorrel' aree winstes I but Ray air lint Is, it i. Nue (soot Maul ..( ergebee.”, le I. ev e . herring.— lia)ler. for the Wooer 'Donner, is costal to ray pedrarria ea ire Imo 'I lie cas for between SWIM. of Lose-end, and Weaver, of lAiier.aire. be. bees decided at Kreider!. la favour of the farmer. who was coo!. Traria Via CT. I) %vie —The ellree dire gates atemade true 1W g o.•ide for thew pugilists for the 11th le sr 6 to 4 retreat beanies) Tenger, tad sere; of the arraterrs are.* reogrise. as It to roam farther. The odds. are Wert. thelest, nate. wi h avidity, as It to girded. toad Davie will lees not a .wood rent IteLlser. Tee s e rene'' worhl are all rpoo site uteri respectiog the eyelid ; and Turner, is I. assiested, wIU be I,ronght iota the ling in tatter reeditire Shag KS lIM LS $57 et his prey isms tumor. LORD COCIIRAA 4ND CAP.. BiLI6LR. The (allaying cebi►i of tellers fermi the shove or. firer., ►o which s• ali.l.d ie -yr 1.1.5, pro rativird ',nen Ilse Ministerial Gissette of Chili, eJ Jsnanry nom LORD COCollt,lt TO C ITT. VIDDL4 .. V..1p4r..4.0,. Dec. ?T. Stn, -1 have been mach dalleirsi silt the visit frith Which you hollowed me, and which I consider •s en h .lone me, in conserpsence of the atelioo I hold us Conseiander-in.Chivf of the foetal fumes of the Government of Chili. I c 000 t forget the re, speet dee to you, and will call to ars you the fin., opportunity. The fulfilling my defy to the Government I have the homier to serve, is superior to all personal ceosideration, anti I, therefore, bee liermirsiese tee remind yes, that from the Ilegth of limo you have been is public servier,, you casuist be left iesineant of the fact, (hit when vessels of wer, of • forei.to nation, enter (dewily pews, it has el ways been the engines to give a public salute to that ke n s of hot one iessoption, which was, when this American frigate Essex •rriorti at Gibes's, in tior year I Ain, obirh vessel emitted I. salute the Peg of Lord Keith, whs Iles then the English Admiral (Hi command at that station. The latter was of opiniee that it nastily dusty of the Comeissider of the Essex to fire the cestomary salute, or, if he refused, he bhosl.i lenge the port immediately. Instead of salstine the Estes left the port ; but on the swivel of Commo dore Trustees, he net only salved the vessel ohicls here Its Admiral's nag, bet, by *Weeder of the some Commodore, the Essex left Alegesiras for Gibraltar, and was ordered to NISI the compliment, mot only for his 'owner esolssion, hot for his anterior return. For my pert, I bees no personal sensimerets sn this /object ; bet allow me to aerete.you of my profound respect for your Government end rest pet son.—l hese the hemline," &c. . . CAPT. WOOLS TO LORD CiCIIMANt, OM BOAID Tel IllEft/HE •4t..1 0 11,•:40, 210. " Otirliff 10 your letter of yesterday, I have the honour to Mato, that the visit which I mad. to year leirdsitip en my artiral, was in the capacity of an Outer of the United Stales Marine, and as ► ninth of my respect le► the Commanding Odieer of the naval forces •f the Chilian Goveronreot. I know lira, tint when a ',tool of war arrives in a f.•reign purl, it is customary to fire a public Wet*: and my knoolerhe of this circumstance tugs what in. doced me, *bon I moored Ibis port in January, t.. give fermi advice of soy arrival to the Governor, and notify to him, that I could Grp th e c u stomary salute, il it *Gold Iteasisweied with an equal number or taps. M, . if. to ~tut. •as not accepted, and ao,,,cqupoolly your Lordst.ip will see with no• awls propriety I wore myself from not doing h.-11 , 116 she bestow to he," dtc. PROM LORD C.•OOOR.%SE TO CAPT. RIDDLE, TALPARRI!O, DEC. ?8. Ste,—l have reeei, d the letter +ids which yes favoured me in answer to mine of )esterd•y. and beg prrasisairos to obseree. that being ignorant of ohm roles of the American Government, as it...peals the asoother of guns with *Wet its Commanders is so (bodged In Ere, In aesw.•ring the Wales of forrips vessels of oar is booster heir vita, if yea will give es your surd of hoacu► that the American Cornmaolleis 'Halo( foly. without considering Ilse comparative rank, or the locality, answer eith an equal n•nrher of ghee the Wales of all receive men of war, I rill give sorer orders that your 'atoms shall be miaowed its lb. same may. Moreover, as in ill other aervleve wilts which I have had comineeicallooa, it is antessf'y that the Admiral's vessel should answer aids Iwo gene less, the salute of the foreign vessels of olsti which do not bear the insignia of • c..rtrarontling rank, my instructions, until this moment, have beet► conforosably,thereto. " The altinatima of the usual mnde of procedure s in alinitar circumstance*, (as it reopeets the United State,), most he regulated by the communicating' which )wia made me ups. this sobject.-1 bate the honour," &c. CAPT. 'IDOLS TO LORD COC AAAAA DATZD !We : •• I.4vr had tar honour co receive the rostassusesstion 'with u bleb user Lordship hoovered me :his mottling. The ab ject of say former letter was to muse a.vell entirety froth Isaias.; the salute, rvd ieiPopiersily it iv Not o..cowyoy se know %heater the sat.te of the Ontario shall be mooned with an equal or a le.• number of vas. Whoa a Gaboramola vrwel eaters a famish plot, the salute ts ■ were &atter of courtesy. sad entirely arbitrary—lt is IddistiliDed practised. and at ethers it i. smutted. 11ith respect to shat 'nor Lords/Ala harms OW relative to the Visited limes frigate Pavel. I beg lease is ie. form your lot/ship. that your siosiew•ist N rrretwoos t for Com. ntudore Trustee seter ensharusded a tseindroa in the birdi e. crowns I nod I aes Kneaded rl. t my (dr u g Captain brides., she ennonanied the Foes is lOW. Would art bard istlfert•tt hdateli to be ordered In lease the pen in the yintSattr 30d stale.— I lia.e the honour," &c. LORD COCOILAIIE TO cArr. MIDDLE. TALPARAIDI. /AMR DATE. • •• Son.— flee letter te eia • hide )uts latureed one olds asonte lag, mad io shirk you 'worm me that )spor side was • We your ra ant) of tearer of the Visited States Marine. and as • toeless ea 'one re.pecs foe the Miter who commas& tier mead tierces of the Chi.inalitmerwarr,' 'feu leave me we seedermaad..that is sonnies the mime. psis amid hove me iatration of &Wag la the respect you owe the Chilies lag e the sore v., whew la the renseace she• le fellows. you plainly confess that vow blew, • that when a vessel of war entered a freely' pare; it is cos bowery is are a salute; wed has the boost. dge of this cereal's. stance inducted yew. whew yea entered ibis port is Jammer whiten. to give tonnal advice of your arrival so the Govern. meat. and gave him asolice Mao you anoeW die she eamweare sale r. if et wesold be ase.wered side au equal number of guso.. l•uagiat. Meg, my avelosibmeat ! os rrrelvisg this coming. VDU , writers declaration, is which yaw mate. • that the objet's isf your letter was to encase yourself esseirrly from maliag oho salute, and comegaristiv It was nos acres ney eo Meow woweber she sew, seder year immersed shuteld be almwered site as equal or loM member organ: •• ibis is • public affair, ant eases,. Sir, what were my per. mewl (Mims, whew I gad Uwe you ado, in she tame wiser, that • Whew a (.overainewt veer) eiders • twelve port, Om salute is merely • matier or toemetv— it is tir irrly arbitrary— that it is at times practised. mid at Whets oas.tted: Conceive. Sir, I repeat. what are my particular freiip, alien 1 campara your last coosasaalcotioa with' see of pier former ones, la abide psis mate, that • Wises a vessel .r war arrives in a fn. reeve port, it was customary to Are a slate.'—when I compare this IS Ph the offer slick yetis made so the Governor. me your arrival in January, to male the enamour) 1...141.e, it ii work, be asswered w tele as equal umber of sass—wlies I t omparo this wish the boast ledge I have (4114 which i. incenerosentlele), that la no pan at a civillred 1141.M1 does the Power *herb to mewled ever ttivisrve with an eau., summer et goes. As re 'peels theme . ..it at Gllstilitte. which I neemomed en my letter, have not riled its f.t. I. altlettogh I easy, portha... have been wets mikes a. to leartteulart of ewe Ineporeanre. I plaint). pe.ceedes the very antavonealete predicators( la which sea are placed. sad )o a mum feel it more veseiblv the. I di. Pe, Mie r IV. deprive reef it•l•it shat mach. 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