The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-14 00:00:00

~r ~ .of ilated 1611 mv% y5lll ill* Aga. 15 1516 101 only to impose upon the superficia. "shot did this phrase mean ? The world was youwire. la the time of our anOdatort, although they were older than us. Thai, 'said Lord Bacon wat-tirt gt ea t e st innovator; and if,.at this advanced time.o& The •viorld, after all our experience, we could not Improve upon the system of our ancestors, oar in. -Deflects. must ho what would hardly be asserted, not onto quite unequal to theirs, but infinitely inferior. flow Ilion could it be pretended that the same legim lathe nrraagement applied, in the reign of Elizabeth,. the trade of the. whole British Empire was net. likloat to that of the Port of London at this day, was otrittly.apptieebie at present, and suited . to our proved titration Mr. Serjeant ON l SLOW replied, and observiug anon the . Petilions on the table against the Bill, ex pcpsved his conviction that they were Get the unso. Ihittid eels of tine ' Petitioners, as indeed appeared leam•llte several plseards about town, inviting signa sofilly<tierch .Petitions, and those Petitioners, he sneent istiecinily the journeymen mechanics, would fiat! the repeat of the Act of Elizabeth rather mate rially servicoable, than iu any degree injurious to their interests. t •I Thelltirtllis - rerid a second tiatoorad ordered to be committed on Tuesday. The Highway Amendment Bill . was read a second time, awl committNl for Monday.. • The P. • tin Bill was withdrawn, and a Committee appointed for Monday, to consider the provisions of the Act of the 43drof the King. • The I?isti Auction Bill wits committed.—Reporton Monday. The sugar Duty Bill was read a third time ataL Coniok for A. t ' a ` w • -4. pissed. Mr. brought in a Bill for the erection of a I)eposiory forloublic Records in Ireland, at the tines istu,Vgblat."-Read a first time, and ordered to be, read .a time on. Mundy ; as was a Bill torahs Er t ntion eli.stLeew Pest. Office in Dublin.. JOINIPOKNOTO brought in a Bill for repeal.. iittitettato Mlles imposed by the Rid of the King, optie Frenei Wihes imported ; es also a Bill for ex tending to Civil Actions brought against persons bolding public employments abroad, certalw provl.' sons of the 42d of the King. A. new writ ices ordered for Lincoln, in tie roam of Sir Henry gultitna, deceased, ---Adjourned to Km. day. 4-= EttENCiPPA ir . , PARIS, MAY Inspector of the Posts set oat yesterday, to give directions for preparing relays' of bones ind to mike thin regui.site arrangements %sin the mad which the Emperor Alexander and the of Prapia ars to take in proceeding for Eng- a r dodwint.tothation, .. - :five Might *tithe* wise bare 'enieyel. 1' To . t t iooloot 1 ley - attificial eicitenienis, agrictiliqre'iti' 4, . 4 1 ,:oiodog of her ,natural activity..:,Tio 0140: . . . , open . the transpert. ef .0e thillitt le odky es corn from - - foreign atiantriks; ~ o e* . , ire-allow it to retain a pennenent edvititifgh over' lislr Corn in our own / markets.. The . c ten ., to egricaltire cold he iioli ielaPoSai; itlifki . ' ae. waster finds its level, •bwesait labour will ; 1.94 litesik the most beneficial there •of operation‘o ' ' tient by manufacturing a rdly( :cloth, is , , . itavta; and obtain them ViiiirOf vif Mi 1/0441111/10, _ -xs .2a-... - t.ir -_,t...sce With as little labour as lei l 'ame lgroW,s7 clit., ll em.n , . iOr v i .i .:fite l loaves . idottelci..ii. ! V III „o"it, _kg Awl. w olk oos . J 0... to- him ,11.11004, . l IIPPRICOOOI I k 0C41011. 6 3e thllla agriadtlVlN 11111 SAM 1119110114 11 1 .ipili, 1011APPlierith equal fore*, to'theassee of *Matielf.;i !M*t fietitaiderse of hatienefiltditr4 . will pi4/o „ nOsti InOtity of the - ""*"#, sebefaiettcft;' Itieell 4 0 • 440 f .16 manor:Lateral, ~ , ~.k wicntwia tt yjAi :ballet for the nation, as se,fer.ladisidteds„akth , it slwadd be employed in thefebeer. , The of. a dety an foreign corn 4itarAhmeti' thtstliellia; 04 1 1 ~ • , :case.. 'To impose such dott,e ditiefore;`!is Iter . .ter toultages , encvntiage agriculture; is to prefer the . fi ii)trit ,to the tee mod in to deittre the peeX., 4. the , . / / part, ~ , , . . • their- indestry, oeght 44) Permakdill!"., 'i ts 1 •fp.b..:'•'i . •.' ~ 0 1 49 111 1. ""' . 1',!::' ~,.o:2 .. •.. C 0:1 1 ...1111t .• Park Poiento the 12th inet.herived at z4l4olsesst. i this more*. . The MonilOrsit nevi,' 'lllittl' T*4ol Addressee from the different towas.'le l'tance to L o ess,.. .vii. on his restoration to tha'ybrene. of .1/Is.Aisoest!irs. By these Addresses, aachother pro. rOind% le should seem that the trench people are ng teat'itesseie to; their vale t King. The fit. , ,46wing its the oily eztracts which we f 'Neje time tel #'1111:, 4 7 .:9111.1 3hilket ' . ' irkiil9l MAY 10.--1111fttIFILIMMOst itirnoAletir , 1 • *celebrated iq the Metropolitan Church of Peris, a Atneral service for the. repose of his Majesty, Bevis IV*. It is thought this sacred ceremony, so sdleetiv to ill true Frenchmen , , will be performed tipNei .11ii Idvele"on Saturday .next. The King will be !.: :".(ii'a tribune, with the Duchess frit/goo.: imme. ilia Majesty still be so placed as to be seen. r l ala present. Mendeur and the Duke tie Beeri -. HS:chief mourners. The office will to Celebrated ,I '.a . Prelate , invited by the Chapter fur titdillialleN a ii ii si s i s te t t •10 . his „400.047 - 01r1 56 4 1 / 5 17 4 / 1 llferiati will be 'present, it le nol o isionwi *bat tt -Gland Almoner may offioietec , ,Tbo; mill be erected in the middle of the•cheiril antielk,bear l y in addition to the ornamental' tisdia.ll _ - • ~ SAY., . _ .__.1...._J._. t lo i t ;3 . .----. , 1 : IVT Or 01 0 it pto.. 400 , WC? swa l m ...- .... • f,.... JO: 1. lf. .t. , *4 , 4 Ayv •,. :I"' -. • • It el: . : . ... m t. zi. dor ~ , 111.000, MO. N. :, ' 4 4 1116 ; 4 1 ! i f W i: Brand. Hon. T. a ' s il et isd_. Creerey, Ti r • ''• • Wr. ' 14 11: C probe, W. Mania, 11. , ,if: , Calvert, C. . 'Morita, J. ' CotoptleiloHos. J. P•toeituttnek , Mt. Je Compbell i _Lord J. Mona. Sir C. • Dibiti.; Ron. 1.. .laftelgood. UM. i ' Donee% S . Moore, P, ~ 0 , E.lrringtoo, LIM ` Mari) o, it'tS . 1 Foley, T. • •; , 0 Nerri art. tJ. . t.:i. IvregnacititeN. H. Nogeot, Lord _ , s , ' PittgeraiditotaW. North; D. ' , ____ , _. _ ' Greeritill, I. Ord, W. ' ritigtos, t+te T. • Grim —.— ()liars, C. Amor, Sir R. 1 o c itg: n . K. .i. -•,,,, , Pnatembv, litligt• 1 .'• 4igut4lo. St u tskell, V. W. ..1 s Hon. 0, ~, l i a p 4 ‘ 1 I4e, Sit W. ' Piggott, 51r A. flamiltoo, Sir H. ;,,. . 4 •.4. i • kr V •• I- ? 1600110;" $t thisiegist had The tb. Si Fan scw Fa ear, Max 10,70 ter cent. Mel. ~ • 1 . ..______. .___H• ~, ••• Yesterday the flimsier' Amblaaariertiema_AMMl* 4 LIII6IIIOOOS 214 BATI,I4.4Fr i 11114 sediteMM ;MCA§ Parma itirSENT. ,i ' .r.. l• '-1 t• N., •tt •t Wednesday morning the.. Prince at: Witifixissainapi, w irtrotinced to the Duchess of Ortalivraumegg at the Peiteneyillotel, en his arrival in WesgWw4cr) 'Thursday morning a ; Russia's Prime: sad, ,Cmprec4. l Germs' were introduced te'ber Imperial . at the same time. Oa Um evening of the setweslarr•l tFev arrived, with, letters from her brother the ray ALCIANDUL, hi Paris. iiikai:l . French Officer, et table at a Restauratauls,, sat opposite to a Russian ; he had several crosses and *thew badges at diminction ors his breast. Pointing to - . . 'them, ' ret t • ';• . • 6 ililllololllll.lo=gala=mailealiaglammal—r 41,6„adr . • -.• --_. 1 e•tititilitillik INTBI4,I6IIPICEL: .... ri •_ c 11l lo oi :. -- 4 1-1.- •, : i.., . ..•:t:i °, ~ • .. . • Dug., WAT it —Arrived the Amalie midi it Itair - i'-4juipli frigateßaven; GO mot eate, Preepere, Raren itesiempsioimais ' • Ticklescutlet: ay* Detroiter laser. freak ibiAapinp9t..A4er oriirdifide 1b iiipb place, bit 111101;i's ,*I I A Alert 7=ll , Alolllo.4lianie L iOvii from tie Miter itiri iiiikd lo; Ports- • ' i.• 1 ' • • th, lied Odes arid Tiiresslait 1146 sta.- • • VoivrtilObici; M. IS.—Ulid the! Shiplitidieedeiii of . 111 i, stith aiiiiiisioists•fid OutteliOltdltiirty; 6101100i4.' .0111*Ips de4sithisbor 'aid Slasiori, tOlit it 'keii.44:ifrattViy, .. feillistidenix; titid : elvaGsalitit cal4hittjet PlymunVief•ana Asdl4 :Sioialled a , Eitikli Ardipii!'4 sta-cliethstak.—fweisiu 60 a hialeet. ajo :Majeto:., Nip ityp4o.-41is Strety'oi MINPO I N !Pr.,* RuP":4llol4o.74Asolv.at phalli ap4, ir-17...tm?t1,10 , 1‘ t . ll e .= ! :thrtiteyif . luie. , :64tloo*.( l l#6 4 9o! 41 ..1-11- `unr" .4 a ,-, h r i irtita i/ i ~, OP i rte44 1 0K ii,ell4ag kaitetywl4 . o.* '.. 1 ... • , > t it#!* iiiiii_ Stir il:Artlielvah4 4 4 - tr j v , pIOWI 7 14 IbliniCeg "AK IMAM; 111110Ch;ktot ' I. 4114 iir .0114 . 0 4 4)4 : hot AO ibliteaihitii ' *.": , Lod. .4, ~.0 dull Iniov: 040. 1 , ...* • t .• - to ;sit. :4i14;44,101* 10114 i tpmlitt ova 14•1.•.- ,•,....,,i 40.1.§.imirmerismie . , . .! • .. n. . ~ . 0,6„t5•,„ . ' OltriNO OTSLIEIGAINCE , : .: : osH: ' • " ' SP • ' liiiii ' 'Myr lifixtigatrna MFETI`KI IS i 4 ' to , ''lrr . :l ' . - li lted f• NAY 1" • •-• Mr. Parriris Oho iltodriglii 'hitelo4'.jor Wilion's Spotless. It r o t FAL Slb. ads. Ab. M. 50s.s. E Iheltiag on Doti Rodrigir. . Il a ndicap Sweepstakes of !Alp *forfeit if dec,lnreti $$ kb- • 1 in a quarter Oran hour after F .trelghts aro flied,Tur 3-yr, ! obis and upwards. A. F. • t:• • Mr. Keltermana's Alcohol. 4./AI did. 7,u. 101 b. • I t Lord Grosvenor's Pbo•phor, 4-ym old, Bar. AI N • - s • 4 to 1 art Fltoiphdr. i 411 e. Wyndkasn's Quack, Ga. fiir brit Mr, llday'S Pentle c alk. bib. . T. M. M. 50p . . 2 *eta rid/S&L . It Mr. Want •ts's Pericles, 11-t. 191 t: ,beat Mr. Vfllierf); .; • Cossack, B.t. Ab. M. 2Dlgs. 6 tifto j e Pericles, • 'Haaditip Sweepstake. of T* melt, I , rorfote if declared '' L . In a quarter of sallow . after tie WNW ase bud, for 3 fR 4 rl - ', r . ° Rl s n . hui ri l r f 's Bk . C IE' . aek,,,,j4-110L ..." _ ?IC . - - . ..... 4IPP--- i i . I Mr.-Rotteen.it OtTroti"4-yr. ,• Illt: 411.5.: - Pk. Rition s Idle Boys 4-,Yrs 016.0• 1 41ib.. ~..„4 , v ; .4-, sto 4 oast Ski mark. 'I Hp 4 let IsPo.li, .:,-. f• it '' Lord Salleld's Little Turk. 64. bent MOO VA1111141414,1 : ' OIL 41b; I) M. 101)r. 5t04 on Little 1 oik: - • , , . Fifty 01100 ads. 'for 9-yr olds. ehrrolog 6st: 'llb: 4-ye tv, 5-yrpakettstjilbefi-yr olds. anisiptd,lin. litb. T. M. IC*. , Mr. Pligo's Mn Rodrigo, s.yn old Mt. MiWo O. e. Idle Boy. 4. 1 rs old __, - - . _ : - 4 ;,:: '. ! , c,p,,, : ; bto 1 agst las Boy. :',.....:-••• ..$ • , _._..' 4...; '". FRlD'Alkliwaral9r - -.4-.. .. ' --.., Mr. yansidges Willa, Ka. boit.i t oyd .J esse 's. .. fit:l3lb.. 'D. M. 1500 1 . sto 4 oo,elkoa. ; ~..- . k • •. Sweepstakes of lop each, for 3.yi did esits,1112010:111101111,191.; ~ .- • %b. 1 1 -V:tili e .:':: , , ':41.4 i• •• 0 AN' . Mlidsrlesic- bY Cat.lPltin :el I-0' •',.r iti• 71 . 7 , , ‘!.., t. '.' ,1 • Gen. Gower'seb. c. b Segni ~ . , .. • I I, • . bir,tardsdrow'it. by Soreefer • •-•:,`• J. - .. -- ' '4 , 9 Mr. tistilattl's fob Yam, bilkdr: • 4. -.• ' 'I .44 .. 4 .. ~6to 5 op Mr l ivisswes ilk. ,>. . "„„.„,...ri-v . s W 1 OS it* IP. 40,1 16 ,wlj1.twvitol • —.movies of •stsi•Ablieci, Pugilist lob& ,dipanied Bonaparte to the detlilhtlf)Pit ; returned to Paris. MI Ott hal mid disguises, is cestraied thisetatist iseec - •, •;.&. • nos, and all its &toils. mrkenevert he saSk - • Alg o kaav the thirteen YAWNS ifettitlioes pre telts; 'say crowd be wept ;• his ceantsslgnariehimfielll, i l ' l mp i ngingely reduced., G be 'wait slways afraid' of; kelag killed. 1f •the ~oy46,4rdity ifit..Tucossolvvroitninlieicolgarg,.., tumult eucrimakt, Its/ slied --Sorrento of tiaig;,;. tnombolw koss..Wurtembaryi....Z Tnasitklaid when he thou • .. &lige/ ,piet, be' , . if Mathleoce of 4 1iis Royal Highoess lotaisvcs Risc swr. vr7 . . vest security ; xesnlowk,C#Myrressalion, ,apa. opphtl two muck pleasure 4 9 4,t 4 partalicing the arrival. na piaima 01 ` arshal Lord Osaitsvonp, ut Sir J o tv r much; his ide";l44ll i"4"11144 : 'fit drl'llkossiostrek Wigteote.streot,,frem Paris. *A that his head autism doily Votresagamemb. BO ~ : cotracr. o Aspor was the plat • festwilicessastlyilistlysiri of Bfirliintf . ;* . • yes s a rd ar , in which Mr. IPV.r. llRPe,ateat f,rA notdid she* this in quitting Frarice. :I Ski -int time, as the reprosoutadew ot Aar. AO 'Lora webitigtc;:a. ix; gild; quit ,Baris maarpacts,his cooception of•ths chancier wintitood,; ••• • • o"titt ntocrow, or the gulfs; to to to FA 4 1411.4wf and eutoutioit toi foraile.; bet epoo the' whela, his portrait of the villain was tiot solficiently strong to beep lap =constantly before the eyes of. the audience. lie (recipes:illy gave us touches of the put t • bat hie perfornielica was, on the whole, lois l• vC than we should have expected it would 'be. Mr. £OsWAY, in many ,parts of Othello, receiv ed teed. med. Ameited plaudits. The other cheavciters ws marvel, very respestiddr ;save ammo for particulars. ; . „ • The Collitass,l 4 , coot. Atiataimitlittli.tfaberatt offal Chstimmi. • , The Mom, Copteitt liAlreiste, at Sheerness, has, boa surveyed, and found sfl very &f othy,. that in all probability she will be paid off there. ~ The Asp, Capt. Cogs, is -at Syitheed, under or., dare for Jamsica.. • The Impregnable, l and tho. Kett ander Admiral , Yousto s alf the Tame; end iCheldt, 114.40 reOlif_to the : ,~~.... ~... I•~ T •Trirr" I . -. .-r • . ... • ~... 111 X girAT i M.AtiC• . . Arr. •: ' 01411 0;3 - 1 i b il liits . me_ i - ~. • re, or . tether lay femur °Mlle . ° • 1 ' " tra , 0 ...,. 1 , I II • • - , , °- , 0 ' Mao ... .. .. ~ ... ... 1 P I • . j .. g . 6.411"-6*ften ' 4in altlik .• . - , a- , .. • i eit , reir • . entwrinsent.' It *bold- !tiatt• PitICE OF . 40CKS THIS IiAT AT otiri o'cLpCK. (milk' temp '' .- - No itiks 'of indestt, iaire•ibra. army lo c h $60449611# ... • 'id ' la one Oetct t when illey,,AnisV; reiji : * . ko.re . 3 p e r fent. Red. 0 . 411 laid 136adi 8 kt ~ .. , 3 per cent . Cues. m a i liaishaquer lOWA t-g - ble sad abogieret.liereasi in ersodittr, aetl• hi tlit t per Cram 81611 . . ()maim 19119- ..,; ~, ' • t Per ( *ld- Nip% Y5lll Pay ditto ‘ ~...._..„ 'gravid , veep hell La:easel* to tbe favoured:spat eh Am. IA is tfi re • cuiaelir for Att. lettr lg. 1 nob birfeet. cel thaiion, or emote Gelded' tribriilitA fore, the repeal o . r /avid . tend to serve both the public an w . p. ..Its to the argu- :X i meat advanced in support Or Sit atute of Elizabeth, mer ely in consequeaoe aits anti' . ,he could not admit that it had any force. Ile ared that his ears were quite tired of the phra ' ithe wisdom of our ancestors," which phrase was 4telatt calculated ...V. hi imnosa UPON the superficial. vFor, after all, _ • -. .. . ' • '.. ' --'... .- 4 ' • • .: -.l° - qt; 4.1.. . .... - . - .3,1r1 ,4 1-•V:"*" . ' . -'•••. - •• ''''' • " - - •. ' - • • -,* 'IIIX Rl' AT i MAW' ~ , ; - *.,7 ---. ...,-..,. ~ • . . :.• ....-:, , sod to serve , Arr. .._ .• : .", • •IlthIVA - 1 tit *4;l nee i .1411 ! -. • re, die rather i ts fatour of tilt' : irtivlitiotiah imramannivar... _... ~, , .. -_ • 1• - r ;_•,,, 1- '•:II - . • • 1. to the sego-. 0 , m a ita ~, .. ; ... , ~, .3, in • • • sod ttettikid-ention, is in artifil ; Int 't t) ..i... *-••or- •,:i,.% . .. ~•,..:.t:i, ':: ~, ~r . . • . • if Elizabeth - . t • , ,a , ... - i eau raj • : - teperieerket., it ribal d . him, , aal" Mat i3.-Arrived the :rteteitPd midi at sartfilyaspft .•.. . •.. , . •.. •• . • , .. he could not i PittcE OF . 40CKS TOl2 t io Al listect4 llT Gip 4 77...pc.. . ol d*. temp ~ • ~ • t he eg i e k s . 44 , iilavag jo i ) ii nn . fimite s.- . oietne, Prospero, Ravens sed Wetist deepseKerar ; • • • , . •.• . 1 . 1 , _ one _ _ „ , , , . .), ,-,. • • Tickles tatter, ono, Defender lollter , . renal the attest:pat . .ahes. ..• . . .... ~ . , ; red that his II B ank le wisdom of I 3 Pee put Het §,Nil inaiii 661.41 iva a '. ' Wl' i t ' sidt lit" I " r4slllsgl ' 1114 g " se eflielet . lll ibe seek place. bit Mislesty's.xistua Akri sad ! ... et calculated 1 3 1 1 4 :e er r t- ce t i s i t t . , C• l a i rss . ( Wr p i i t i rquer MOOS I - p - Me and abeattaiitleareast lit auothey, milli in that • . ••L, .` • • . .. .-- -- . , ,-. •;:, . • ,-. 0001160111ed1,-tai-liametisdesiaondenTfigroz.ttste fii iati viv ia,•44l l4 l.. aa 8ed . .16r Ports- . ....... .. .. 1 . 4111 1 9i 11). • •ti •,. I 'Oat. teem fail to:enstiest to the favourrispbt Si or, after ail p er per gent. Nay% 95111 ' Pay Mtn. was yawagte: , tall. Aim. , . 15 15 16 16 • Consols for A:OLIIIV 1 I m e ••• - 1 - --. • • Isaigace`telliselion9 et emote ealileies isteillelk i Isonmitiiireif; at.* 19.-9ailid the . Skiipsho'seet i detiP o f :• * . ~.. b they wool .., '...-:_' • con was .the . , . ~.w iT, 7 4. ____„_ .. .._ - , . , .. r fet.,--f4 , Ofitit i f eifilit . 11the*wite hive 'enjoyed., , ji,atipAit mst i, with siWeika s i l a s i a t a t a ss eta se larefr a yieety I mill ors=' • : , THE sTATssmA,.,.. ~.4 1 . il ly ' l4 4.ificlal eicitemenii, egriculinte corild' 4 vo l t s oniatift , , and ' , sav i or; l o t it .ii efe , mriol v vr. , _. ~. Sneedtime of I t o could not , _ _.:_:__ I. __. _______„,i-v--7,_----.7-tgrea imitated% of' her natural activity. Tknotilli foollotideolts; witid•rbaGoalleir .etio.b . ritclor Plymoori•!and ' . 'tors, oar in- I -• upon • elms aratelOort •Of• Po tbalit,,, . :Ciack‘'.4l ol, okled -a' Eerecli.b l o l •4 foo-ceerhatalt.-•••Welatt , asserted, not - • : -..11 . L - 62Irbdist: ' : ' •••• " 1 • . eiceessodhy is corn from - foreign amides; ions et **we ter annuls. Nit itYlegaidc - 4 1 aa Satiestr g ai :, itily inferior. • • • • • ~..., I. ,6•!: ,' iitiVOVallow it to retain a permeneni miviiitifgh ovii 11 4_,. 10 Ph l t , !et . , chi W79'4,4' 1 0' 8 4Pkt4fsee" , : at Oral : 4w: '' • be same legis- i SATURDAT, KAY 14,• 1444' .‘• ,•.. •, I , • . ' Eli Corn in our own,mirkets. .. The 'c •ilien - : .14. , - •11 , i •,•• •.• • ell •‘....- '-'• ' .__,....* -, • : : _,,____„. f• '. ; • • f of Elizabeth, • • . • -4.-- . • • to tau agrlture c o uld he iieli temperet*: ittlete' t„,'; ,• -: 1 , ~.' .._ _.. • . I._ _..". '' ___ o ' 1F41111 1 72 4 , "141.1.1 Ma third was not The proposed alteratiou , ie the Corn LaWs, ; were g e l ' . ,bit ! , : . .• • Mrcli iYivIVIIPITr ele"Y . 17.nrcramill he Sim deirpilletiv . • this day, was . , mister finds its level, esaii l abour will kat, -.0 ' - • Rpm last night the subject of discussion is. the I Asc ii rd . to our gee- the me e t bene fi cial Owe wi °Pgratielua - Afiall ' 1 1.7t i s a be L:o rmIg u ' hie. ' bfi lf !;;; l trCerr ' s o e: ati ' Oji - 4V iwel ► 5 . . " 1 :.- - 1 , 3 • ... . House of Commons . The first ResolutTenjof the' m e al by manu f ac t ur i n g a p ot* . e h e th, ,e ss iesheogek p io rce ir ke a r tilieen w ~,he r fit i ih ot ir • t v , 11010 ,0 4 , • • , sad observing Committee,* which tivorldes . for the free eiptirtatiori Iliavilv;end 'Obtain them blligirthf oilf WI Lot iOs e o t •• . • •4 „ . • • the Bill, ex- of Corn, Grain, Meal, Malt, rind Flour, . . . CO ••••.,,, -0 IMatifAuli Nor: 0401 , p.vt it,• - at. 41. t .i tl i a .' 69' ' wix - ' 1. 4 11 little labour as be ,e tee" ih - ' efir ? gi •• 1$1 ll* "111444144 ligliiii Mi1ig4114144 .:4 • ' ant the °llse" and without the pajama of say dqty, or receisidgaby •mitb:" 'gee . le ases • m ime . li", ii, V.: ' t o\4' Uii •:- .4 timiet Is* 0004 i t o % lot boot Maio,- ..„,„, !• . . Iced appeared ?IF 1r .. , . ~ , •,- . ' bounty whatever, • wag unanimously agreed twoised 4 s ' e ei k e;s4 . 4 1 :_t e • hi m ,it , meut • ~sp p i ol g tem . ~,, 'tiros: . ;, - t .;7 11 ,..r!""" -• 777" -- .. ~.. 0 , 0 . s t .. , . • - ... , ;Pi' . --. VI 1 ... :a. . inviting signa- , • • I Orilik. MA NOttITT - _. .. • -, 1 ' • • --./ ' h e : Bill ordered to be brought in accordingly. •-• The" ef 4i s d es t r e, li mo g o o d b y e . ; j . rmg is‘bet rospeoine. 'ems me : . ' ,•I**o 1 0 i irt gf %lit* otr k i t y /bp* 'sw . • . • Petitioners, :banks, would : other Resolutions, fpr a graduated scale Of dudes en. whllielpplYiairith equal fetid' to.* ism Ofilieletlesk • .--. • ,••• A.... ../ ~...'" • • .4 ille* wal • • w t - _. :'' • . 9 It rather mate- • importation, rising as corn declines la price, and ii• • e smo d eiree of i meiese r ßi di mt ie - aft pi,e co 64 obl e w i l iou ta w" a ' r y, ."7, ' .: - ' L P',. ,•,...,, , ' ' l iv ins i l iebei ti- 1 : ' . . , i • o injurious to eke versa, was postponed . till Mouthy , -ell the. • • rei t r o f ja- - - 4 --fr so g h s f s i e ' n„„l• GMs' •;t „4„ , „.... ao ~ ; . ~ , we „, rew, sit ti i : the ri. ..... `r„ .s., . • .' r _," • • .E. ' Pastels ...4 0idi V. --' - • -, f . . motion o f ....aAnCti.LOR Of tke SICIMMOgn, from , : ea ig, .., tad ordered to i l6 Man efacturea, , . ire, rigricniore • 2 „....,,,,,, . ..... ... " a persuasion that the utmost caution end delibera- 1 .Bette:ballet for the nation, as - se . I ,.fter • Ladi alenal t i t ,: ....• zck. rd • zi...*... - ~ „ •11t3.°48..,,,,.14ar1ia ,'. •-, . - •. ' ~, , , , i read a second ' tier is necesiery, before the • 'louse can decide .it shduld be employed in the totem Theeney;filetb Re wet . i. Brand:re i t ... e -11* :1 4 :1.ms . _ l *.t ? W.4:16.1 ' TattliTrist- • ' .- • '. , ..:, Lord';: on a measure so vitally important. to' the welfare, of a duty an foreign cern 4 1000eseg tittslitel.4ll:• toe CreeveY, Vl' - • •''''‘ae T l If f: " ' l4 l lentil. 0; •' • . Martin, 11. s If:: Smith. J. Cambrifeir nil a Committee i and even the existeuce of the people, and a measure use , 1 • 9 • ,,, e ,,,2„:, 0 „,,..„„, Combe, B. To wel'ese such dot 's tiltieres so yew' to Calvert, C • Marta, .1. f Uttfeetiliv ' he provisions of too, ' involved in the greatest intricacy, and blended . - luart i tl a ge agr i cu l ture : ii to prefer t h e . aW V a i i ii . tij i comphelloilea. J. Miteltintosk , lllrJ, Shipley, Lea . • .: i with every material feature of our domestic condi- " t v.: Re tea' mod inpart , to dt.irive the prieptiti "ckun et.. 4 Vl4 gendanaPbel-•;111147. J . - ei bi reeii nc te sir . uird c. . i Tittre ll / 4 114 7, r tti lt ilsw. G. ed.-Report on , , ..' 1 tion and our relative situation in the - greet society of '' .• .., : limit' ledeserY • °fele 4.0 PewowswO ' usessw Ak-' ,' ' l Arr ud i g e k iit s 'eur-era . - t l a w ri re yil, ? l,rt a ; Wsl l4lll 4ll .l44s sead.t. ert °I, s • third time end nations . The Resolution, which was passed last .* 4 5 14,;:' , i . ••' • •••••""slaw-•• 1••••::: ~ • , • ••2 .• ••• C'''' , "l'.ll , ,i , Priley, T. ••7,, : 1 . New t fore s ail'. • ' Wittimas, 0. . ~,# . -.., 5 ... • 1 .-. night, if nothing further should be done, cannot do . sat _ ..._.. _ ' lereematitle,.%e. B. No gent, Lord _ Ithartent, J. .; ; , ,i - . . Paris Peiento the 12th inst. Wilma neer niser i ,pi levre ia ; Let o & Non ,. , D . western. C. ' -•-• . • t the erection of much harm. From thesitustion to which long and this morgint. • The Moniteursit nearly'illitill' WWI lireeehills 11- Ord, W. • •• ~ Walsh:Mee, stir T 4 h Grant, -- • O'llara, C. Williams, Sir R. . Ireland, at the espensive wars have reduced this country ; from the Addressels from the different towns.'in If rule* • '.to i ofiZl, it. .....p , Pinuembie, Itiet- • Ist esti.isad. : ',' : . s . • se, and ordered immense weight of our tending, and the consequent Lowe 'lrvin. on his reiteration te the thriMi' of S:' i ke" :ll 3 V ' .l- . Ti s t;;it tl ii •`ll . frilukt . •'...:, - V; as was a Bill .• ~ , •-,. .-f, • . 4e,, . .. , r , 11 0 Vie° of ilbourr , the permission to exPert corn his Ancestors . By these Addresses, aud,other pre, . /laminas, Str-41,• ;,, . „.... )‘..,. i.. "'WV ;. • . - •. • e in Dnbliu.. % - is likely, for well years - , et lead, to be nugatory coding% It should seem that the French people are , . -__ - VII 41 0 11 , 0 . 0 F!,• - if.... ~,-• : ; • 4. , •••• i Bill for repeal..., ld of the King,- ,and inoperative. The high price of our corn must paying erept'itemege to, their new t King. The : fit. - . k,.• 887/ltriNfitollLAlGAllfGE,: ~* : ..... so a Bill for ex. long be such as te. exclide it from any fo- lowing at. the odly extracts which we bete time to ,• : omit.l•l,. :-.,,a . .. .• _ • ' 1 , 1 1,1 ~ f • •1111:!`; Jilt i . 14t7iffWSki! OE . a . GI M LETINO, 11314.. • ' ' , against persons . reign market, at Wait during a period of peace, in o, • , . • 1 0•,,i... •,:' • 3,. 4.1 lirr" _P • ' lifeli fativ r.). - • I, certain provl.' in - I •-• when the cheaper produce •of ether coontries can :tgts, MAY 10.--ThKot t essesdpsnlest itopfdlalldt 1 . MT. NNW/ DM , Kafiri' 11.9404 . .. Par Wilioe's Spotless. . • have free access,. wherever a temporary end local h i( eio l phritted iq the Metropolitan' Church of Term, A.. : 6st• 30). ads. Ab. 51. 5145. E hones** Dou Rwleigir. . . . .aI p . , 11 nd ca 9 takes of Alp * forf lldc Ls ec,lnred olds- ' • 0111, in 41 * * 11. 0". 1 scar city prevails. We should rejoice to see the a Annual ',uric, for the • repose of ids blejtetyill In a q uarter sal' hour after .welghts aro tleed,lur 3-yr, joevned to Ken. I Ifli t ' olds and op/rants. A. F. • t:• . , • . • - •• . .. ' country in such a situation as to export corn upon , Penh *XVI. It is thought this sacred tewelnettre • ble. Kettermann's A Kohut. 4-//1 dld, 741, 1011 s. .•' 1 otuat terms with oar , • - •. . •c, and tbel act to Al tree- Frenchmeni , will her peffeidtd r, Lord Orassoottes new 4 P to " T I 4 1 reek " . A4l • - 2I op Phoitut. .V. time arrives corn, we - 4. _f .. 'nip WA * i yis ig*"on Saturday . next . The King will be' Ist. wridatto e s ()mei ot ic tiff heat ? sir; o do r s p aolac w if t oos tiet i • , ported. Its exportatioa ~, ~ "."t . °ductile-04 . ~,. . a tribeild, with the Duchess d'Augou. folb. -T.M. M. 50p : 210 Lallatil!mrk: .__ _. _ ... 4 w • • blr. wets , ii si Pericles 11. lillt: ,beat Mr. enreey7l; . , of the Posts set ther of injury nor disconlifilt:. •Witie respeet NW* I.e. His Majesty will be so placed as to be sem; Cossack, 13st. Ab. M. 263g5. 6 tell ne Pities, • preparing relays' other Resolutions by villa% the . de Brie ' . •klaaditil) Sweepstake' or Val eltdo., ti roefle If dee illtietetadits iite arrangements. .is sought to lie prohibited, eitteePt*. •* • ate sillO be.chief mourners. The office will he cidebnited i • In a guider at awbour after die WeV 4 l4B are bud, for 3 •,... ' - .. 1 - Llezander and the - -,. , • 1 t 4.-r olds. Y. C. w r .---.----- lute necessity, as they ha: •' - -'. ':.. - fully dia. by a Prelate, invited by the Chapter fur thitifilllosiO,l: Sir -',. Bonito is Rift, k a „,s, seeding for Eng- , ~. . i v s,r! '., ••••••••••-e • • _.....brAColierop OtTrolcl•Yru JAC 4144' • - ill .•. " ' . . vi and, it ought ass . . . . ,‘ - , Is. Their and, eisisted -in his ineckiene../ey-elwrt2figli 41r. Batson s Idle lloy4 4.-xer wid.tOti•rib. ~_ v ; A. , ‘• * "..".' . • ft to 4 asst Skimack. 7to 4 east 1411eKeys, , i i irot i i k , • • i": *.. • effect must be, *, :. .. .• ..•, • -•eliv • , All 1,1011 giussly will be present, le le non , '1 'Lon* Solleld's Little Turk. 64. bent Nolmiltflemit . : • • lareel NT. • . eause the pee .••• : - "'"'" d'eltrtbfec bleed - at. li beide .thitt die -Gland Almoner troy offioiate.. gheie, Pt 41b.; I) M. 100 gs. 5t04 on Link link: • ••• ..,.. . , • , I King of Pinnee . higher price than that at iiiffeh; iiitTlOr iWtfi• -.• ' . moll 'lO4-4rilt be erected in the middle of the choir ,'. FT , ftlelde.,• 3- Yr 0 411 4 ellen sir: ?lb , 4-,Yr t , • • '', !boat these ailte. ur n !l4o.)l4l.J.V;s A and will : lama •• --.,, la addition to the ornenterit4 's ma ruperiso, 5-yn ow - •.. : f. i . „ , thew ~-,, m it Yirgialhelist,ialb,_ ye- r.olds.amfaised,lln. Me. .4 , b , ,,, wig. .4 Mr. 1 eb. e. ldle - Boy, 4.yrs old __ - - . ~• : • . -,. 7...1. i m illii#lo.olo44Staim II ' . per eeeeeterli, We ' feet_ 49 beauty to miceurige . ..., Alkillailler - ,,A4 1 1 , 4 •;-•;,.;., ! c,p,. ' , sto 1 agst Idle Noy. - , •••• ..:-. •••.. $ . . a -• • .- . - .... . _._. ••• , • -Is. ler love, and oar layieg *vessel taa awe the people . - Vie Mama to the state r the first hi ... „. , rid the mina li- I, • . . iittowww-warewrer . , , , _ ~ _ ••' " " • Mr. Trunittrgt's Schwa, tist. Insti l * J • ervey . .S. $ °l4C:- '..^ . 4- ' which Louis XII. this measure for a variety of reasons. Oaf of diese r Outdoes pies et.the $ 1 . 6 . wyt.,lguifsbin g a. - 01h. . , D . Amos; sto 4 00 , e boo; ~ , .. ,• . . .. 1. Icy IV. that good and one which swept* be of great weight in the comer ~ •at thiteggeut and impssismemetinansto ~ •• . ~, :I ; ki e pawabes of legs ea ch, for 3.yr Old co l ts 310k4;11114s4111 % •• . 5 ... , Sense constant ap- ' The foer:emenicesetea o f :doe-Aimed, p e m em illehell 148 ,. wat.. "• ~-a M r ,cana itlb. T..V,tk e ~.;; • ,..it.f i• .• • deration of Parliament, is the popular odium which Po : trl r1 . 1 ; ',1 4 (1 . rt ' ''. ', t• •'' l . i. ice art mark oar ; . r heart is to leave : iniesknecemarily attested it, end the suspicion it tan- gecomparded Bonaparte to the hiked of, Vile* Gen. noweera, .1. -- tie um ~ __ANL' l a ~.::‘, ; 210PiradrowVe. the •-- 4 • - , 1g a .i ate d w i t h ' not fkil to excite, that private intermit MS Notated . reburied to Paris. All that hai ifialtamm, ~nueAl btr.tiedOsers Gby Yowl With@to .- . t• ..al, -. 41 on the decision of the Legislature ; an d diet the greet aid disguises, is cenfireied midi thiseniteet Leer- • 1.• ;4 . ! - 6 l° 5 ces Mr. `Valle° 41 .• .i -- ....: .1 1 yrzelri - r - -- 7 1 A • , r . 2-------- -11 -' -- '• - ,-. . :.. • .• ", - •• - affecting stoats -' l an dholders, of whom our MUMS o f Loris and nem, awl ite all its &tells; Nirkenever t he no . 2 _: puheer - the thirteen Uwe" illattelloos are to be?' 7 •••-'• • :. : rn the frontiers of : Commons are composed , have been mete t e al asy crowd lie wept ;' his comitimancer,einmsed-rti;Regatel r e duced.* G .. ~ . .. ... . .. , .. . • r Capital, we did . , - by the prospect of a great redectionof their eirnmets, be twee elways efrait of' heist kfiled.----If -the I l ~oyenterdity iae.„Taasaplaetertnarri•eiceogari.,, ~ e state of our Pro- The oppression then "Udi ne " fer the public welf . a . re and happiness. tumult 'acreage, iiel slief - -torrents of . tie i'let; toomboinv. from ..ITurtesnaeryk.. ;hit Tn.iseitelniti en, • . We ire hippy to perceive a &positron on the pert of when he thoeo.* : ping - es: . past, he,,.affected,lieseNeeca of •,bis Rigel Higheees•Oehlaisice Rau erre. ed has left behind : .. , great elliction.- many Members of the House of Commons, who pro- g reat security ; :rein**, . •494Seersetion, and - spa .rWe Atiffe rauckplessure treapanancing the . arrival , .-“....'„ at•,,FieW.,Marshal Lord Beatiseunn, at Sir Jetvt AIM will .be every has themselves favourable to the principle of the much; his II 1-eas;?artre Umbers"' : - it 11114 "''''' umasiostry,s, i n Wigmore-stragt„from Parts. * A ,• ' . . , • to pay some deference to the state of the than his head eaten del* 4seengereent. H. 1 11040 „c otra , T . GAlt pur T u r A Tse.-oifiello was the plat : • se devoted to that., saasure , entresse with those public ev . ~ mo to wait till the subject be better, and fests•incessatetlyillisaysiri el pint tis Earleintr;'l 6 / 1 4 yesserday, in w.hieh Mr. liiu.flo aßPeared: ( Oil • °Deluded upon the I "''' Ittaderstood when they think it will did not sheik this bit l iiffiritt in quitting Fraoce. I the -first . time, as tee reprosestative, of a g o . Int • - , • icy, already makes mere 1 lessings of Peace ;be less exposed to popular hostility. We trust the 'Lord Webing" lo 4. it IF , said ; is. itt. quit-Paris . tn. 1 soessrPortshis colic! paint o•teallio . seer ace and muteusion entitled to • praise; bet upon the - , stole : them in a durable Legislature will pause, not because we think • the morww, or the to pto yingland. . whet*, his portrait of the villain was pot selficiently ~ of our thoughts.- Measure will work its way into the p eo p l e's favour, . to keep .lagu constautly before the eyes of. age of the repose of.. bet because we feel certain that the opposition to it Fiesta Fun% Max. 10.-. f r r Ceei. iiiii. „ • • *a)P! . ; ,' ~, .• , s . the•audiesice. He fretineotiy gave us touches of the • aver all the nations ;' w i l l . .. . .. everyday become more and more extensive, 'Yesterday th e R ees ie tt A m bassador. i i t qa _4 00 4. 1 pee,. hat hie perfornsaaca was, on the . ~ tole" . !!es . .. . le Allied Armies t 0..: • ,omniersee , d and the Powerful, and intelligent. What is the only urge- Leasaeuos awl Bkitutiqsr, imsl saiincgt ~isfihOlitf re th en we sh°°t! l itui 66 1" 6469 it Quid De . Mr. ••COSIVAT t in many ,parts of Othello, dso generously to- !. tent in favour of the prohibition of foreign corn 1- p ani c" ha GENT . . i wailiesday (wrist ... we . ..... I .' e. ,th i eee r'• o i l y! u - 1. -1 1 ' aupaipi : r `i • * •', 1 6 ,01, utd_aceaterigaid,tedveryplareudspestaits. w T y lte . i o uur ther .... chorugiers ire ihave . „.. etween them and us The necessity of encouraging domestic agriceltere.- fr , . , lal °dewed to the Duchess of Ortouncutuo f mutual ce"fidencei Bet:is it not clear, that in proportion as we thus en. w t s‘ h! Prelieuev 'Hotel, on his arrival in hettar ck. l MM.& fel' Partieggeel• re know that tome ' • ' COu rage agriculture, we depress manufacturing hedges. 1 a Ta t- e d m o r ' o i ng a lt m a im p r i es: teed, , - • The Golueaus,l4, ceft. AS.1124.10112114411.1 0,6 01 1111 4: d some of the De. • . 1 us aY introduced ' ... try-that byexcluding foreign corn from. our marketi,, Gerona' were to u r i mper i a l. - , aim chstike,„ . . ... with contribution A B u t d ie j u st we take the most effectual method of excluding our lat the same time. On the evening of the anuendere.e. 4•Tbellgisosto9 CoPleilt Illargi" , At Sittlrileili hoe , .• • he Allied Sovereigns , 'Orin manufactures from the markets of other ua- , Coorier arrived, with, letters from her a r ether the ; been surveyed, end fo . end so very defective, • that iu all probability she will be paid off there. •- - • 4 act of these abuses, ! tiOns ? The /Institut is evidently between agricul- I limpe F ror res t i l l .s ofi xa ce Nam, iii Paris. . 8.11 1 '1 • • I / leCtS to comply with ' tore and comitierce. To which is the preference duet l r, et table at a Restauretege.4‘set The o.so, Capt. Conn is et Spitheod, unday 0r.,, • • Dot sil to a Remise •he had several crossesand other dere for Jelailica.. ' .: !' • and contrary to the . 11, pA oleo. end his adherents say to agrictd.;; ; I r. ___ ° A . _,__..,. . ' his P o i n ti ng , Ragmen tusanictioq on breast . t o one . 1. The Impregnoble, l and, tite. fleet under Admiral • • • revertheless , , our gra- , Sir A ture-we say to neither. Let us for a moment 1" 00 41 or *ltem; he said, insultingly, juice, arid we Oruerk . " This I received at Vi- . Youngs*, the T_ exid endicheldt, ace-to repair to the. h o rities to take the ! sue free and nulisiild trade In corn', whether by 1 , ; eon This at Moscow." Nossotice j DOOMS.. The here ;is -to fit for the flag of Allied end he repeated the bravado. his Royekiiiliblitea , ice of CLARENCS. Coteau reties of the i importation or ex portati on,to its wont s and . Was &Meal the in emee'es , ___,. ....._. Ausiorhe wait.. *Wee the levinciklarirene exactness and in 'F• ' n corn may - be brought to England Cheaper Still the-acme Pulled efFereselY * , re,i, e'''.'"4 the gg es iuml o - I ; v etsi e • lio -hie •Hejiel Witleposa!", 1 °relit length the Frenchmen rear to depart. tee .RININIn ry to the subsistence in , than it can be grown there,--cultivation may fors followed him to the door and struck him violently, Caplabs.' , - .;-.) 14 •-,: );-;••ay, I •••.--Lt rr. • • • mends beyond this are time be ' less active, and the value of lands,' with the cheek , thud fi rst on one d ' thee on -the* other, saying,' . Thal diecutifkoMAX4Welost.lo4o, Ou t sitA tem set •• - . sir Rhe w i s h e s prices of all the articles of rife may diminish, which 1" Teke that for Vienne, -end that for Moscow." The • him, and at it would, no butbod great evils not to indi- pH* present applauded tMsec,nd the tiiipecret re r , ins *Wei TWA. tinensipeeiniseis of. ' the' returned of ab• Ret.w4a0•01111111114111111401111,111111s "Much jai- your wishes. The videals merely, to very numerous classes.. The , was an imMediate meetiagwith sabres ;in five oilautei •Emigralste teed to kettirsdi. •4' • • :-.4 ••• •;. v i villages, every part farad - holders ; the - farmers, with leases at rack-rents;the chOilleee &corpse. The small4word is : One of , drollest eels rg krIMASkI grace and favour , oat Miki - tdirtrtea taln thcatustmelit of 'three, , af. , coaferree.hr.apese4atu, .soik, hieorrlering the firs; .. s Wevahle sat. 1 prise of the re tithe Ai:94We iicalise to .be given to /stk."r his care . it is the proprietors of tithes, will all suffer mete or less fairs,u • di . pima seict . y in genital sees moments can be too 're wits an af. ; Sir Husteunter MTV. • , ~-, -. • periority in forwent that wen The . , • - • article d . a t L aii tir marittv,„opon.'ryne was nth, %rme ya i ty , severely. Bat the evil will not n'neliserl,-the i' -- • p have for many ages hands which caw ae to be employed in egriculture, , f ra y at a d ance h a t w eeh, le . 4. e •seine hundre.d! of .1 . • :ow . Ir glory. will be more . • beneficially employed in mans- French bad Gentian soldieri seirs.eniigea, sod Ogre j jestka fall otOutuctoso6lo . !inning of Thurs. " LOU'S. " ble .or silt On each 'side wee "'outdo& ; but it wee merit i.. . WIN .. •. i ' ...• b. 41 et i ti i„•• :-• - factures--the low price of provisions will ena ...-.-. 6 *^"' la __ i er ton *Agit)* Bth. • •.: st , . - ' - 1... ' . '' ' .d!"."se . the *growl', ...lborsossata ConsidetiahlOffall,ei Wet, at blorth- . , us to contend with advantage in (ha foreign mar- c ' et r _ l l ,l l/ w iri r t r ibe fa i t eg r th e a ei n r a her nats° Teere m : t eer kok . umin wiled . for •.• On Mooday was buried at Lambeth , • with _ ith - truly puerile 0o- kelp against our commercial .rirals, !ride and me-, was or French cot i l li ons sho ed : 1 1 " mo d e . . . ._.. 1 : , at. . e, a dreadful torrent nufactures will rookie their activity. . Justice tied the evening . ' , ' beer. mention, burin A min • but if he had .• 9 9 policy equally require that things ' should be allowed The d r i l l sloop, Capt. Reit, will well in a fewdays , iirieheas .Chorlots's mini* #f loyal', *Ube . • ei s the Swedes would a to to e a n .. , ,•..., vv. .)i•• . • • , , , k the Magi Genres. The advent's , sought, far tilt Ode etibeffiffiL ..• ~.. .. . ,;• , ' 1 Vl itai r , r ll, - - . .• '' , • . .... , • . , • •- • . - . . •--•-- .- - • - • ~ , .... • •-• ..., . . .. . . s.:', •-• • . ..•-• -- • , .... . - I . .. • , , ~... ; - • - ' • - --, • , . - . • . ~ .., l . • -. -..iik,... - • • . . • - .• . -... • . -., • _ • .. . . . • -.....: - ;,~0pm.: . '''. ......"1 , ,,_ ~.. . . . , .;,' :"" . ~..., : , .tter.'"i,..' .44- em......... .. 0 00.-- eq..... . • ~..„, ar..l. ta_ • ' ritiF:i tirati neke:6t*• - 114411.749frk . • , : VA, IL A Ittnt , *MR. J; • Smith. i. Coupbeifai ThiPkotitilv liwd tkuotranort, R, Ifiettiry, Rt. Ms. W. Tp4piecA s Mart ut 17144biekkii; S. • Viiitiatas, 0. Whartew, J. ~ *Melo. C. T . H,E ST .4Te SM4Ni 4 1-Ii; V!•1:. ..4 4 L'O'MVlt t : • • :" L ) . SAIIIIIE/AIN KAY 14, 11114.' . • • 's I • • •—.1.-. 7 - , - The proposed alterationju the Corn Lees, ; were again last night the subject of discussion is. the House of Commons. The first Resolut?en ;or the' Committee, which providesfor the free elitiOrtatioi of Corn, Grain, Meal, Malt, and Flour s at' ati , 'tiiittio,` • , .1 L.. - • i and without the pays aps4 of }ray dqty, or recelvinaltnY - , , . 1 bounty whatever, was unanimously agreed toiiall i : Bill ordered to be brought in accor din g l y . other Resolutions , fpr a graduated scale Of duties ott, l importation, rising as corn declines in price, and vice versa, was postponed' tin Malially, -9P motion of the CIIANCE4.I.OIt of iheSacainoest, from a persuasion that the utmost caution and delibera tion is necessary, before' the • House can decide' on a measure so vitally important' to' the welfare,', t Land even the etisteuce l .of the people, and &measure 1 too, involved in the greatest intricacy, and blended with every material feature of our domestic condi . ..l tion, and our relative situation in the great society of nations. The Resolution, which was passed last night, if nothing further should be done, cannot do much harm. From the situation to which long and expensive wars have reduced this country ; from the I 1 immense weight of our tasatioa, and the consequent high price of labour, the permis sion to ex p ort corn ' is likely, for many yearn, et lent, to be nugatory , and inoperative. The high price or our corn must long be such u to, ezdide It from any fo- I reign market, at legit during a period of peace, I when the cheaper produce of ether coontriea can have free access, wherever a temporary and local scarcity prevails. We should rejoice to see the country in such a situation as to 'sport coca u . -estuat terms with oar • - . . , ~• s, and t ._ , o , • time arrives core, srit . . 4 . ... . .. ~.- :tvin not , '4l* ported. Its exportation , - ." 1 Inotioctier• nakel Cherwtth - ' apIJ other is sougi lute • cur effect' . . ~ . .....,. . •`•:-• ...:-..,..,_!!• O,C legit tbCtratENT. 4 44 1411 kt int thip brace Of God, King of Pittsei ,e4flicatiAiivirre, to all those to whom their: joitl e cepts shall come, greeting. 46 In remounting the throne of our aPeettorif we . , . . feet a btlenty to en courage toe pr.: ..... have found again our rights in year love, and oer laying *geeeral tax tots the peeple. We object tel l iteart4s open to those s e ntiments. which Louis Xlf. this measure fora variety of reasons. One of timer: she Father of his People, and Henry IV. that good and one which eoghtto be of great weight in thee Sin, formerly manifested. The same constant ap- ' deration of Parliament, is the popular odium whi plicatien to the happiness of France shall mark oar ; leave i mask is . a rily attend it, and the suspicion it can *ire; and the dearest wis h of oar heart is to Went not fail to excite, that private interest haiepeestetr, Olsomof these Kings. recollections worthy o f bein g associated with I on the decision of the Leg islature ; and that the grest l " Amidst these animated and affecting acclama- ' landholders, of whom our ileum of Lords and titles, which accompanied us from the front iers of Commons are com p osed, have been more torvilied our Kingdom to the heart of our Capital, we did by the prospect of *great redaction of their ems mots, not fail to tarn our attention to the state of our Pro- t vinces, and of our bra ve armies. The oppression then solicitous -for the public welfare and Itappiasss. Of by which France was over whelmed has left behind We are happy to perceive a &position on the pert many evils, which have caused us great alliction.— many Members of the House of Commons, wh oao. Our grief is profound, but the weight will be every fess themselves favourable to the principle he. des tightened.--Our cares shall be devoted to that,i ennosore . to pay some deference to the state of the object, and our happiness will entrease with those .. - nohnc m i n d , to wait till the subject be better, and] 4 our people. Au armistice, concluded upon the ! g --- - bolo of a wise and moderate policy, already makes more ge lty I t inderstood s when they thi nk it will nera as 'feel, by anticipation, the blessings of Peace; be less exposed to popolar hostility. We trust the sad the Treaty which sill tax them in a durable Legislature will k its pause,. wa not nto be tke peop!e'cause we think • the,. manner, is the most important of our thoughts. — . measure will wory i In a short time the °lira ( the p led g e of the repose of but because we fe el certain that the opposition to it ' m Europe) shall ettend its shade over all the nations':. . b ecom e more and more extensi v e , ' who wish for it. The mar ch of the Allied Armies t 0..: will everyday l, and intelligent. What is the only ave. wards our frontiers has alr eady commenced, and the Powerfu august Sovereigns, who have acted so generously to- ! ment in favour of the prohibition of foreign corn I-- welds us, wish to draw closer between them and us The necessity of encouraging domestic agriculture. — those bonds of frihndship and of mutual confidence . ; D o ti, i t not c l ear , t h at i n proportion as we t h us ete ,,i i %illicit can never be shaken. We know that some • courage agriculture, we depress manufacturing indint.ol abuses have been committed, and some of the I)e. • . try—that byexcluding foreign corn from our noarkeig; partments have beets oppressed with contribution since the conclusion of the armistice. But the just we take the most effectual method of excluding our and liberal 'federations which the Allied Sovereigns , own ma nufactures - o from the markets •f other in sta. • have m od e to us upon the subject of these abuses)! tions ? The regin is evidently between authorise us to forbid our subjects to comply with tore and comitserce. To which is the preference due iH -,nd contrary to the - PA R eam. and his adherents say to agricul Sir 11. . - ORO ture—we say to neither. Let us for a moment per. iof _ , I , lee said, insultingly, " This i i'ecifivid at VI. 1 - _ . free and uslimited trade in corn whether by ' efin‘-;:.?..rtoggother-.." This at Moscow . " No notke 1 Dewing - The /WPM is to fit for !be flag of sue '' '' 11 he * dhe repeated the batted.. his Royal i alighness ke of CLARENC. Ceptein importation or esportation,to its worst consequences., was 11‘..X1S11 t___ Moill ue e d lse i ta ;epee rys; iiitat A rho 1...1.. Foreign corn may - be brought to England cheaper lengthSttheelf Mme the Invirtriklevirem the r esee renfit a r a e l e P e ar to m depa rt . The .Raulan the bieditee=O; I* 'kW 'MY* 111 0 04040 i, than it can be grown there,—cuitivation enty for a followed hi. to the door, and struck him, violently, Captain.,- l - 4, •,,: ,:.;',!* I, i ~., , r , time be•less active, and the value of lands; with the fi rst on one cheek, end ' thee on •• tite other, saying, ' , Tho disimailfibiiioooololo4l:4o, SOOOIIOE4 prices of all the articles of fife may ditninish, w hich 1 " Take that for Vienna,-and that for Moscow.' The- of Abe toe . w4Sovereeeed4 . the ' . 8111001 1 11fWar . . Su 'Much jea would, no doubt, produce great evils not to indi- l i pimple presto applauded thbaot,and the pee, s of:the' rota yea* I"sy I ""l, 4 ,l l :rwei:itte__.. ty • • ac e viduals merely, but to very numerous classes.. The , was an imme diate .ai moog w oile a l , illlaaiml,; bi t i s n me g! ..e. oll o ol t e_ a , land-holders; the - farmers, with leases et rack-rents; ; !net mirth! a is °neat theslast *CIO of retreriekl gr end favour roothoiceatrisekOrtlltrd t e .l:3r t i hi gestitat Attstnseet aces of, :t hree o f , coaferredig:SultatamA 411108 hiaordering the firs; the proprietors of tithes, will all suffer mete or less n fe n i ssdierible se- 1 ri ce of the ell tisk. Acitdvaie ilatece to .be given to severely. But' the . evil will not ` be n'netiled,—the i petiorky- in the neon! that weapon. There was an eft- i hir , Hestennte Da:i of ~. ,i ~N . T nit was fray at a donee last week, in VU'lr seine hondeede of I • "et °Pig hb ° °fil ili ncli f i l t4 rP°l- Y T - hands which cease to be employed in egriculture, will be more - beneficially employed lii mane- French aid German soldier s sire . e l it apt' 'Ova 1 . coeseeti, pi" 'fall al , ruing of hurs. " LOUIS." • or eill de each tide were Weattded, • hot it Wei morel huts 4. '," !i, .• b.., et i ti t.-: .- . factures---the low price of provisions will enable ' . a$ - l tbarn ' klamabilfralLor stimt, at North us to contend with advantage in (ha foreign mar- of a° it fair than a national tliatiotes, elo gro . ... A:1 14 . a eons lei being leaf whether ton; QA Bth. ••• : liv. • , o f T ier neither more. nor Mr. CASSIVIO described, with truly poerilp elo- kelp against our .cOmmercial rivals, hide and ma-, *Art or French cotillions shoed! , do mode for -- On 111094*1 was buried at Larabeth . ~ with i,ence, on the Norway debate, a dreadful torrent nufactures will regain their activity . Justice and . . itary„ honours, Lieutenant-Colonel A of the (Venlig. i riwindling int* a purling stream ; bet, if he had policy equally require that things sitould be allowed The Ariel sloop, Capt. Reit, within in a few days ' , ansiabess• Charlotte'," agitate; of Loyal', ttik ‘tdtled a little spirit: to the part the SWetles would a to take theirumarii course. The dolor sought, far the test 91.4fri:A. . . . like It all the better. ' . 1 5 11 1 1.11 frt i r g, „ ~,...! it ..• b•i., reqeisitiona which are illegal. al stipulations of the armistice. 'Nevertheless-lour gra titude and the ueagee of war require, and we order all the Civil and Mil itar y Authorities to take the utmost care that the valiatt armies of the Allied Frecereigns shall receive, with exactness and in ahundeace, whatever is necessary to the subsistence and welds of the troops; all demands beyond this are null. " Frenchmen ! you hear yam King—he wishes that year voice in turn should reach him, and 'that it should explain your wants and your wishes. The l ar gest cities, the most & p sco re villages, every art of. his kingdom, are equally under his care. It is impossible that his paternal sentiments can be too strong for a people whose worth, whose loyalty, whose attachment to their Kings have for many ages formed their prosperity and their glory. (signed) e y, ,t I • 4,.• er of injury nor discoo44ll.. respect twit, her Resolutions by which the thiatilittltditko,ort sought to be prohibited, eiteaPt.,lo. s e n ecessity, as they h , . I fully dis' ar insti l it might be , - b. Their auk fact must be, , As swat • ,use the peo • 6 eitt OA! bressi at i bal giser price than that at *new; art nada. tires would iteAbithytipmil it. jt'ts iti atx ~r I ff , e . tk to- of lon are Pp• aft ok- to IoSO ftr. MO? stet