The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-17 00:00:00

" THE STATESMAN: . , , • f y• . • ' .. . • • •.• •• . . • . F il *li ii : 22lll / 1 "' VOW • '. it, which was the average rent bond, they could not continue its Pi tfreietit improved state, nt remuneration at a less pike ~ for the 10341 a wheat, at rive 1 from 40 to- 455. for the quite.-- ni the same; arid for oats, frous ~ . e . Irit i.( OrP.lfnnt's fwaPertf in. the ponpi,isege.fa,iturs off, .. • !poitil.Stillets'tWe:eiatsshuge Is. tke.pric.t.9 , 41 an - • •Aill.OA 1:0R ftlx‘fttp , r.was d bf i : '3 .1 dp grans lir a 4 0 44 art the calculatiorsln favour of,the i• , 6 issit,l9,4 of st or k 4 , • X' fair rent • 4. , 15 . .„..t srpest4 te 2Ss. an erre, at 4 ;. traduce should be• 147-.1'.. On .. • lesmOn's 'hilt, Poor'eatan, and. i. trifites untrd to 11961. a year. . . r skvis in prick there , wnuld be no ) RS reduced? iss •proportion. lis • , - diflicoltitei . tee bai l okay was to discharge !pact of tletsloolost, . sourer; coulttl'o;tia.ttes+av4sh , that 'they ceifftlitist •neasereir. i * wht.le• himpaid me newt, 'he Ihe Orires vot , coertiesteatisiell .r.o eleivete iwthe meaner in which it.helibligesiti to disc*. labe- -1 .1' sr '• --•;fi :4: .. f . -11 .. die 11104411 t;i M. iiir #464,“ , D da price efrotiew. , - pfield, •is lanal age it, it Bury, . ho hail thevatid -.Alik-simia lbw, 440. d agriculture. He had improvement ie t agriculture of ' 'in -the vsli4 l ) eilasiqr4"-Plfr of olk,,,Sufolic t ,n4tAt t rltifi.tof.xt , toi,t4ie ey e atiyap . 'i LwAt u 9ltre d ,r7.l( t ri C °kf P ° I , lll* of Scottie(' ilio,Aserigitia • ag&isiture. The stinting sus- (ce 10111110 V mentioned, arose s. a( tily r e4ll,byllurr i cresphetid, ' ' kir, with teliftei,Catne i artifteial I.lmt liechs-glit ivaPree4seeiste - •,`.., ' 't • ' ~1 * a ` 1 dt that by as liberal eriepws. .. ;ric re, in other parts,iflit 4, .prolifsifpf the kingdoms t tu as he igkees'issealliece, • which he was +ye* -teliti . .d'epeeded.t7o * tles_ififiris, ifi some "Assist ries • ;"errrier and live lower than 411 4 4 414,Vm5.-that • 11 44r41 15 eleat. - att.torlstvation the share i oblisacdttlit..the.JaA,d)grA- for thole `cit'eulrkul:wheroAsir,eui. r.. _.44.A.highly cultivated 'farrn e custorwtairlite ii!vil° l4 produce ; •io • vastaisireimisere ..' weperfect, the glare whiehlthe . 11114 to :pay to ,the landlord ' he JitFts . f 4 'working Isar'd'Y 417 Is where the,•tetmsot 'feel , !Oa nea I libpiti,. !and S Ir""liii- 'fits-b.. ~'his tysteett Wife 4 , aise'thaerebeetv•aciopitel,'.sliift, r:wrse, apystied,'-visd where the I i'Vlit • frPiriiis*Sh' klliper !D. t . ..i, .. . fi'l , .2 . -, -;,..T. . 1. -. .• •t. Aii itiied4il4.on "is!, th# - elf kftttetlfil • *NI' ; , e, • 4pt i, 0 f fai*ribt 441"Ctitilkis . 1 5 I IRWltill4l46 . : , ins kilo isOitl:' •ra ' 3 ; %011ie . , eft. Wit iWit '' fAititit4mit . Amor 110 1 4 a , : erbsteseati 0 12 31 , 04‘. 1 .0.. li 91004 ieltieldesels-seat t aavi t*6 I . Salt,ist.liasilier. • yes 7 g, !sod ty.-as !Hut a hat tstk i itt i ob ilo a k i i iip vi i lo a; diseietteised the quantitystlif mid va edesteallitef-ffseilseantita gai,VAte 02 elkl t .....2.a...A okiltestrit , • tiaogaiii 64100assib. Ale iluftil =.7 I , r . ...,- .. . _ ry,..• 1 %. ~,,,,.. : 1 dA:. r, 1..41 ;ir....; tOIC 1 .. CO•ligt Lighly.tesproved.:lobdalso i t ri lrd so ilab si. , le tr i liff i ‘tiot s t .i.,,.._ i% k .._ . 'in Ittt vio. n • t tatiCit al-tailbeishelt l .1. 1.. .• a of money, he.thoutfolhallies proteasal c it the while all:the Fined-fly Same, the tastket . did r qotilgr eAlaise for wh . eati k aagl nese:beet tit. *in* p e f end s thin that. • • • (c dof late years been 'n increase rl, without any gum impraie- the grain increasing with flies i the •smllnets of the tenures. law in that country, which es. .. 'om tithes, the general idea or ; was, *hat people would psy a t . lied diet by divrding t heir la lad '- ay reteived'usore income than idof' the people being pota tov•A„ , predeee, which..increased the now i ° l ° .#4 PYCksißricifti, . •-• p....., ,'• .. w 4 is .44.: ( lr ttris. be gwverflot the eerempottebttiveigle an s' three 4#Ri At land—heavy, ;obi land 7 •, and . n account of • It— . • 147 I , ~..Trodece 13 n 0 i ll. .:'ls ..111:11i10 . }J 0 0 lf eau. .)6 U U c rir !s. ;. ...,..4.4...... 1 .; . ,-., ....._—_-_ . 4 , 47' . 3 • i --4 0 -7.114--- t. • \. - 3 .4 i apinstlb ?liver. itileis *id; W' made. suppoU ids. it • lllfiktbr„ and taking tile ree ifoafte•is (*Mc% was - above sd allowing U. for the wheat - ° --" • REPORT 02 , 1 ills • NAVALINTELLIGIiNCE. Extract of a letter from Captain Bosco, of the GOWN TRADE. At 30s. per se re rest -.10.-.- Pelham. captured by the Americans :-" With sor: . . looirr rump.] _ in witness' s neighbour!' Dorm, Amt. IS -Pet back by contrary winds several of row I acquaint'you with the capture of the Pelham, I . :, : bi- - to cultivate th e l an d, •I • di , ~,,,,.,,A hu0 ., 41 , h i p . I )sat they sailed wain this aberesen • on the 30th April, within 12 hoer? sail of our de-1 IL mat Istailitimellidi the Committee direr:tett and receive a sulficien • i • Poitsinstrw, Ave. 16.-Arrived bia litaiestyla ships ,Co- - 'efier 4 poct. Oct the 28th April, We patted order of the *icaltore if titan fro m. 2.1 to 25 1 .• f len from she roao of America; Urgent from the maw nf l Usieli.7' 4 : ship - 11 aleY•ms bY tkik subject' quarters theitloa,), and who .taw us through the Mona Passagv, * Feassee ; finnaltsal from the Dowels; ass 4 %al lietili the'West-' 1 d4 " .., he most ter:of - barley ; fo - rbciiik 1 the nth at eight .A.. M. perceived a actionem s .raising 30 to 351. . tornri -Went net of harbour hi‘ Mlesty's Oohs 1 J orIold.: - I chime • about that dreg •Tortegas Island , A ittsditino ...Wituess_teni.eived, sassiest's. Atm. 16 .- Sailed his *deity's ship Ssilise. i. . ' . .. . t _,..._ • . • wind became moreilsgith, she be took her position Ao.poor's lataiswhirls . .itos is. Crib, it to, a e ......y fur Esbeene;-The bent well' shoat t)te 911th • . . i ..... • •At • iwis . : abort Iwo miles a-sterovana. (legged. at ain,erqtrotsvitee, .ik poul4 nutle a sec) , ,scp,e.l in., mt. • •1 s ; . 4 ,, ~‘” t.,.. . • all bands at qoarters WI daylight; • • hoisted American WOWS and . 1 8 3 8 ed i n Vile . fel.. it qua,rierdi!fereeceist tbe • Pf.vitorrll. Ave. 15 .- Came iallisli , GirolY !ship ollfflts .!.., • ".-1. His roathod 'Of estimati it.dr..rri, Dublin, anti Belle Pottle. tram Prtsonetitf thie.etwe fifteess -minutes, but not admiring oer appe ;hoeing i leting !pout one-third bagel hewing «a heard the 95d Itegt.-Sailcd bislisiesses skip* or . shot, she shee r ed o ff t o the' nort h," and the i the firm, ;id inaking,t, l' ',-.4.,at. Fly, and Helicon, on a ersOo l i.. s a nd t. l l4ll.qpt i fur.iwiets d'ciotk, 30th April, the falend of Cermageor i sarish of i farmer, to provide sgaitist .. e ittr ., , Port-saltatb. , 6i mi ). bite oil 4 , sight; bearing sheet S. E. by E. we descries! sing *95 iof his farm, he thood a _t .- would Ha firms., Atte. 15..-Came is lithe fflsrugsltiolvecie4, kite athooner bearing upon us; at Itself-put re t 6% of I which rate Ajwgrem•prodere Crin•hv. flaw Cork; was taken the itib'ime e llabinhsoimes- i'ital• she hoisted. (.441 rthagena colours, and 1773 to • Ai AA faht the trades , - ' d,. by the Prince of Neachatei American prislateer.' Ifigdesi'i'frien lll l gun i vet (resting to this . we prepared - expellee of s labour ItarrilTfeu at meridian she hoists; of wheat, Thin; if 63rn castle Mtn. . ern was relenwd. after beiwg plundered; The Ilkeislickabser : 41 , 1 .obstittate ildenee; h.„ sftnicht in the crew of the °mem , phyle, , s h apt **L s. negtobla colours, and. commenced the actior beef and -- 1 Profit•ante,sti tdboor was 1 • • , ... 4.... ...2+4ionifeesesi by her•liteg galls she bad a great 35a. per • this there we're great ' see. vantillerl by the same privateer. avert bine. 'The p , - . 2 . 7 1 / 2 771i sity, .her shot pia; far over es, whilst ?etiolated I for the farmers at fi rst - had taken a brig laden wish claim, awe beret sew* smith • • i • ,_ .. • • st•meeh short : it was by th is time tresrly tale 'auk years i, and even.tnen the' labou 1 mines unknown. . [deseeared to get as sear her as possible , during which thersapgporssd f 111114nipopcoonoo.•. Irvin. 17 1 3 toe 'offfoers situ complain, the Utilise we were greatly oat sip; however, -'rearm- i 1/302 le iveregoi.Kic t es NnitrevecosVipt,lis.4l . .-..-of ! Erenshis allfw bras, .ter The t'aviden, Ilarbin;, , cr, end Lard Wellington Pushed my purpose shoot one, and got within Mos- beef, 5 ; 1 7id.7,b0tter,1001..--litoy COs,, liwdati- ' should not be able, if It', transports, arrived at t'oetsmouth • yestettlay, from' „ ket shot, when we gave three cheers lad turned to !mated precinct of . BraAlford,,Wpit 7,154.4 A... tr i qm : low as at present, to ciliate • ger•bec, in t 3 dors. 'limy are par% brill feet of '4O . th God . , L _ . . will ,at Tour sinew's women piste . l.shot,and!l I to 18;12 jhe priceilfre i cif : 4ounit. I,tp ..... :he now did; he.shoold: • a3iL from st hick they • parted on tII4 banks of New- In- g ~, i . . .. i had . dose us great damage, and to my mortification all , , tril f c a .. JlitL-better• NI,D-hei:74o. ~..ra• 'awe i.oird of his labourers. 0. . . fountltand. 7. . ..t;e o r n alb. shot wits impended, and *abed only frier i t "OH . re d uce of (*parish was 44201, i ls f pfid.i*, 1;i. Al guess said,:-than ids, n , '.- ad garrenades... My few bray fellows promised i. 4 , I tia.,youu) ( ali.. tfreto 117,74 f, te. hiatf) . l ghat ie. proportion :to • The honours which are continued to be /to stead isy me till we isink, although we perceived, ell the tame %strict, thopoliersdi s ,ppqr h ond highway i .hir.•Ediard Woltrfie , •en the Hereditary Prince of ORANGE, encourage 0 fro" I.tbaie great superiority in men, it :seas their in- 'rate's were 204 10s. iis thiklast. tsiskostalvia. fops ,in Soffolk,..said, that holle that a. Welt projected matrimonial union, so h tendon to board; but trusting to our great height i 1803 to. 1812) they w 'POI. The gf peitesidir rel. !to enquiries on the sA iri t.. o f highly desirable in every point of . view, may yet be. out of,tioe water, sad conscious of the reliable ship , pairs, building sluice? and getft, per inn. were, in ! found a coiliditab,le i acconsptisherl. flit 'Loyal - Highness was last nig)it and cargo, I determined not so strike. Time print-' the first ten years 4001'. 'The average valet of the ? ate ears esifetridly • 1 it 'Gssrtted as an Extra Knight of the Order of the: tams wasnow so neer, wo could do nothing but with • capital required to stock the farm eas, in ..,the first ! ifs. at T r Vo r f •. . . ° r,s, h. , , the . teen and at 40 mittens put four, she boarded ' ten 'years, 49701 . id the lait ten years , 10 3 6001.- Oa r , s rona ` -moth i'• A letter from Lord S i osioirrit to the Sheriffs of visite the starboard quarter, when a deeadful•seroggle i Annual average expenditure ,in labour, maoure, itti'il; ' , ,14, 1 4 911 t k I.osidon, had directed them to suspeud • the punis)s- took. place ; at this. .moleeat I received* bail in my ! smiths and carpenter? WIN" wear and tear, in , rest . On ibeesidern'it mint of the pillory on Lord Cocue.4tex 144 tt: right breast ,and fell, but recovering ja a sleet. or ' .the first ten years, 18921; its. " the last ten years; i the same attention to:a others,, till the pleasisre of his 114 J csvz should Iwo, is the *et of aiming a boarding- pike at iviellow 1 40981 its. The amount or ,k 1 the out-goings, v. -, prevenient inihe distri Juin isn... On . Miss's - lay A regular warrant was seat, coming through a port, I was struck ' two Writs on :dative 4 ,ittbeg and proper% tea, but istriudinglh-;fromlhei49A4etion,o ' dirt (lit% Ilse t;lietiff« not to pot the paiiishment ii‘to Abe AL I" a sabre, which ogain laid me est, bet my ' leftist! fiL4lspital l was, on the 'mirage of ths • :. rirst, ;44 m 7,0 or 00 1 y_cf.rs 'ago fo • 'zeroth's+, tbg Paling awye having remitted that second mate run-him +throve' with a hoarding pike. I yeaVs, f 7741. 17s. in the last ben years, 57381.1. 4 .grai5ei. Thl s re . ..bail a pert 4 the 'Mot nee... , ' ~ ,At Xhis time we hotfoots- Ze t 0.20 mon en ma miming, Ttleidyiithifietistracted s final; Ake, ress pro4Ppp MC : within A's, 'or 20 ears. y , Lord. ,tit.os,E4G7l . _ . lien takes _aid] him hitt fiel ... 1 .ii nd the battle was soms•pat an dud to, the •as the asVieie annual produce . the . pariphi,fo g hkte 1 ' Ile haciiiirirotilit bu :rniteii of th e Order of the Gartel 0 which 'fit-API/4101k Oar colours. , Tint,priyateer prorad .telbe-repl occupiers Ind Proprie‘ors,, In' t fi rst ten•,,yenrs, cation of capital to a; °moll? wlieji he ittvpitt o .,the ,Etnilt,or of AusTitta , Sew! Jack : she mounts two 12-p6wodAsing gnstaioll72sl. 3s. in the last thentatis a • 36531. 17$ ! ,;:. . those he -hati.nicsitiudgit, ' altd do; Psiiitto nrOes , ibe *hi) lit•C9fdfri to elatihoverm i s4 if fewi);..two keg brass 9-pousidert; mai two f tentfug of the great titUestm pi fi rst ten. •• • would be rattly encrea' ..." 1- . ~, • they hue lately, .ttttn : anoint ttil---1-01144, Lertl4o,otionsottp tit l pottaderl in carriages, W il kes sessile- l'llf3l. In the last, 2321. moiltithes ha ; oven The proportion of tho ' mho. takes iflib him two foil eates.y.f . thepOtAttip yam*" oL; 114 own., We had six 6-pousid gees,: wed Pfrem ULU . tOOl. A lab b us b y wages frp41,1773 in the habit of altottini • h..... 3 ' tai , lake Sericrigns, -, :ri1a.14 his(' w , n IA ti,Ay r t v W,,fif t ' four 12-pound carronades; 20 'nets owl. hays,' in- ' tottB2„ , Witro ls.2d.' a day on, the average; l in She manners and habits of t ' Its" tine. It • olkemakgr t after , the patlert.9 4 o,lAsp,s,sa. gladlogefsvel,psamogors. Poor P•vrastsoN4-any Chief hat teen ; recut is. 3d. •in the ten Tears from 1793 they were willing to"O Orrigto . of. Itn,fiand l whOso its ntltila.torgir,thiivosp , moto G fititby;my•sirlo.mille mons teen is dot...stmts. eblikit;': frOm 1803 1p 1817 2 2li• 4 4. ,I _ _:„._ 44.1eftwra i ,„Thil,geta I tilb" l ""' b e r 4 , ° the.O'firr: .•. • '• * '-' l l ' bet balls itt tom. Otlit-OPOJllesiaaa killed and nine ' Thlrlftio:i hated , that fries the y0ur,:177r40 estates were In a bi g' ••liw Oahe gif votiiitir.A N 4 ii 47 y fe5 . .44 wounded, and lam sorry to 'ay principally-severely. 1782 thoprice. of land in the , perish. d porker/I of the gross produce it sil o • to the IFiyist4tOarAlliar the ow d' rims I. Our enemy ow noeislitisilled. asol-1.2 wounded ; they 'was' attsle ifs. 'ad. an acre,the, lipasenvord, paybg relit iitilestthan id th 4- 04 _ rtesappiotr Otr ift l or over r it . rossA Cittlecii swag torasally! /held sr4 : 3l.cytlay i last. The ri=jios.•iune.,Laßtal TALatioT. 3,"'!.4 °OP,' • itioitih, nu W.Aneselay last,,ln • a ars! . pipate l re. t;he acme time *ince pileit frorn,;st..• 1.. • An • iagullsod•, foi Stititsi to troseel*coffilkolubit • Vnglited. Disti4.. this ran, „shi,sti , :ueli, oh a satia reck, near Miceli:food, brat a hole fa her, ksottonyasid 'littiorkeit or kblaiiiri, IsbiCh catte her . to. "aka tlur •••Vit•ii;i'd 'Ur . wielefa Greak .4mArt44El lo retleice . ll4;leigt„ which, ki l tetwth vi teis ' . 411 SO;isi degree 'happily efectk t l,. ; ,Aesfing ondims•titit ship's Ism Nisi, The pa r . trektpt work. and she was affogitOikirlP7 ildkatio teat: any assistance' h i ' ; 4) of rartAkr. accilleat. • : I the elite wllle—hltlyeson note AI , A sIE fttiBAltst . 401R11 0 . 0P11 r the Canton ag .)i t arif i, coat 1106 9 . fraici; Ida paid in r P O. o . frontlnlia.hy the fleet patt . aeneeo o . sito l .4elatisfaitore accounts of the respee, And pope arqtaried 1)y the tail Mot te.tiMoSerumegt. The"l4pple JEs short t ly skis. mjir ?kik! g•kiiti a, Catich aof th'st loop r are othensige mach il j 11, sails, and rigging." Drcetim 'hisses i'!''.,... . •y a whimsical thing Iw ‘ KO . ' St Ai! .41 lealP me r, fheattigott: tlI ed 1#04 4 / 71 1141i: * Pialamilaerprolisseir t • aips has been taken •Itent the Rehearsal aotlthe • •• I re, and applied to a Pantomime, not eoaseinly . i with,. At* • wit of . BUCK-01611AM et. SAIXILIDAN i bat siCata l infertor se* in such a way as ta . ntsgo j irgos Tory langhlibie and .pleasing absurdity. i •• .111 *eg4 of =Abe taro Kings of Breatfahrd,.,•nr. She • i r fl pe i r„ ilk Aida ' tip iala :Gmrijoiabile.! is th e Listoifel or qt. pimp .. ,.viilF4 . Pack 04,4,9 r an so. `'her, proposes to the Manager. • A saactdesi.of the ton•conststs is RAYSIOXD, LISTON mod MissiEstte, r itis..:,, spriOn's in their, own characters, sad being caved b 7 .t,liftr. proper. names.. Knoew_ites very 6044i s tv1 : s ip Ai 1 Part,, . kli&S IL mot. swig s medley song Imp OffiCh. ClfSel"OpS. LISTON as sPliarle gull . I tupped about. with sufficient visssikitg l but elid I.44*piteilpt- leaping. A, Vick Jo..ttoe !oefooss's I:la'refi tirsi}cilied by . Flitting: Kitiont, jo. a ,printe r boi Tr i m iihich he erica oat eaglrly,tO,the manager %hest oee scene : stet,. as; tipp tholglity adamanagod.— 'there.is a, sr 11 ..0 *a -- Con ef.,, the Regent, chase:lop pciof 'castes and repines, an was then the tration was imperfect. Yfollk i jso;r to 1811 the land ryi, Iwo in Norfolk-igragOtAtte , ,ti atl6st - 4re • the - tenant heing .. nbt to of,thegeoss produce • Itien4eVrt b " . - ,•.• r;T47"-- , the cultisation was. less . • ,•• Barton, a (terser in E.:set, steted,,t the farmers.. 7*re often tetra rented 700 acres of arable and p - stare tail , .00er was ntle:thirgl,-jty,thc Mt. Western said other persons, and had land o f f Isis inane to dertAgnate th _ o jilastated Lk* prise whi c h he. haelliaittl i nc.4.. reiria74ll4- er e 6" by own farm to have lweti l in the year 1792, t, that ef:'hitr rier4r,W", ,041,441.44. hp* which time it JO . Kopet4Tfly • mach' tea, Odro t ooono* dyin until, In the year ending Miebaeltuas.lBl3, it and tnechinical hibnur4l ***lllBl. las. Bd. In all this time the number of fanner fitly...look* kit' ittiotiiere tilist he bad employed had bien, as nearly tending eye.' • • as the same. If any thing he had diminished , The reason the number of late yearl y ; because his farm was io a! would net bear to lari;* better eta* than when bo first had it. The wages • a larim proportion oft 'he giia at• °present were more than doable what he tlecapital, and. that•sit pail* (tit. He did not pay at first more than 7or spired any, .they were . .l 8 shillings* wee*. fora ploughman—now b 4 paid 18 theilqtrms kittitoosoc shillin g s' and a pooled. The _poor rate s 1792 of groji . if ! origii is il i ., arnonntea, to 171. 195. including church rati,A- 071i3 the king/lions: thiteti. they were 201.—in 1794, 151. 12a.—rin 1795 , 1'0 . 11.6, • pp ßo tlvomv u w a t ipr of 171. 13s. and 14s.—in 1797, 321. I,ll)hei ;to hes, were 'llll.l4c—end in 1812, froonpartice t iar In T s.- comstskocsi, so as 1661. Irt. lenieitT,' fl ,lieM , iql lit iiioiNoti, individifes of die tett ~ ioug ,Kett, to ,raecel the pompous ceremonial, .pruma pliirell errerigideti his,l.ordship'ti passage. itec,. and . very 11l adwed „to the character, habiltss.thisidis upositions4,ose.society. .Wl/ 11116 , `.., 1 . .650. 11;f moruiug of the 12th instant, seenwhiessi faitlic from Nottilighare, by way of Mehres Mowbray, to Stillnifoe44 was oresturoesl ueer the village of Nti ther 13roughtms, and no less than four of theoutside lasso: era had their liniliv broker, and seserekohers, thetii the y escaped sth whole boner evere t hest v. s teat:l6lly lecgrated, suit) unable to proepedesOheir `Jimerney. o(thase, Ise were .compei t leditielr tip gillage• twe..sikh broken 1egh.,009. a ken ono ' , ;old two opiers most set impele l breised. tie rest of Oh patiengers, proceedetk,to 401 top, Mowhray, whet. two Ladies wha ussisied kWh* w heiehlsourhood were' left ; 01111 Wisll o , 4 r broken two places, and the other mush rint .000wrwilit he/. , „, 1411DEVITI.v.A New York Raper contains the fonowin x :-.-16 Henry Brown, a native of New Jer sey, residing near Beavertow a, was born 44,1683.; ;eott:equently is now in his 149th year.,.,He is p p Sark man, with long straight beir,.aria wesrs4t tied. lie was in General 'Braddock's defeat, in 1715, tied then w , ts 50 years old. He had beee. a stave 70 ~years—has been a free man.s9 years—is nowt in good health, can walk pretty well, has a goodappts lite at times, ha-is ..gettiag 4seak. He was never partied- ' andays he wishes to,eltes hut-fears be weer sh all. , ' / us 'b. •• • .' 1 • .A semerkable robbery took place on Thersisy mkt, the 11th inst. in the residence of. Mr. Tracy, : who ke.'ps the tap of the Duke of Wellington To. 'ern, Portsmouth. The robbers are supposed to :have entered the house over a wall behind, frcrin there being a ladder against it. They went into the bed-room of Alv. Tvecy, where he and his wife were sleeping, tnek a bunch of keys from a chest. of •diewers, mill from thence a tea-caddy, contait:ing about 151.. in filter, and 351. in hank-notes, Mrs. Tracy's pockets from under the pillow on which she was :leering, and two watches from pockets at the head'of the bed. The tee-caddy was found in the tap below, with the key in it, selected from the +winch. Trey also entered a room where some sol- Alert w',ne s!eillin;, and stole a pair of stockings and 4... i.,1 ins ~.il.,er. All this they aid, and went off mit' , alumni; any one, or of yet being disco at, ;rem proressii -410 f or and King, to Guildhall, in which, ingot titnately; the Royal State Coachbroke dowo • one of tlie Chinese-4414e and Pagoda ; lied &native; of .the Temple orSetlCard. A balloon, too/Ascends Irma thestakr,n; . 'fiiesover the pit, and escapes through !liSyrjlitig. The piece ends, with a 'toraddable crgplay,- 4 rotary . pyrotechuiesi with '&c: Which nine their fires ahowt-the - t hirsi' that th, betlso.iihu Vial& C o. t , , 4 4. high as on Mo _ other - *alteration. • e f4llber prorogation of Parliament was agrcieti *son ,Cbuncil at Carleton House, from the 27th Instant, to Tuesday the let of „November • bat it is lalft)dowb whether it is then to meet for the dis atc Of business. That may be signified at say time the meeting by a second notice. "very . tyke medical staff is• under orders for Viterics, to be attached, it is understood, to the. l*trs at present in the c;urse of :outfit. filapr.Creneral HOWAita it expected to assume the kaiiimff- , 1 in the garristin of Portsmouth, as Lieute- V a itt!tim eerier, the 35th of the ensuing month. . Sir. Cooer., the. Usdev-Secretary of State for the' Foreign Department, left town yesterday for Paris. is act,ernpaniCCl by Rosati Luusi First Clerk of the War Office. The Duke de Braat's oldest its coming to this country was for the purposive of congratulating the Pnisce, REGENT on his Birth-day, and to solicit that I his Royal Highness would' visit Paris. This invita tion, which, was politely declined in the first in. stance, was renewed, and again declined. A quantity of-gooseberries were plucked last week at Mareshy, in Cumberland, eleven of which weighed something more than half a pound. - They were nearly of a sire, and one of them measured la itirth, I lengthways fdur isches and a half, and - four inches across, and weighed three quarters of ea gent& .. • 1. ~_ . 4 Berta,. tlue.hiegtfose, high . *me poinna,.-,. of his be eff - .40:15440tiintliiir:ig ' - 11t'arras about 600 persons; the etteni. 3d.itgi ecrra. : employe inploug hi ng, • cl l ag z, 'The wheelwright's bills a late. had. be4e'deobre ;of madbinery.- .•i*.:.!'.. ;111 4 1$1t they had used to be. , ?Pose Mi s ty c r oitar'l 'He Was convinced tin 'aker's for the oevea years fro m Mirliaeinutsl7ll4.A? I rather increased than . `ldichaeirnas 1796 were 821. l t 4d. for thelait liven I.loetcheeirtiveat PeSeceo i years they had been 5 091. 65.11 a. There had : been '•ef tortiiis, end; ittTligias: eery little new work_iljtgio litit*lod. The smith's ' - shod st.thipausseiglv i okow t eaky. bins for the first soiree Seiii : were 1531. 4s. 11d4r9r ; fit t . efigraltr l leld • peoctretttili Ike. .list seven perk 5011.25. 10d., In, the laity , sivisi Q get t y - i ik,- k4 7 3 4 1 ~,..., ~ perht2 be had not had a greater number'of *Mies, ; ,, Thsimieage. , priliiiim - .2Chigh7 noc i tny new waggoni. 'ln the first seven *is :10 iiitiseetidl o rl i tibotivrtiniikb r ` ba ad two new waggons—in the last a'iot, _ - . tar t tlie-'l44 . l4papeed Bas, . ' eely, a cart to . hold ti load of Stone. The 'indwell l i Newed it wiki t ar d4 l , g o .- of the value of isertetliatrbeett Very great, he bad 1-., ,At Op i n iiipbe n a me 'lgair whole team valued to him when be went 4nte 'tamer 000lgioaot be i tresillees et 241. only, and now be had givehottliiletr ithergeh op" him rem.eined ehielli ken*. At en early period he used to Matti bis 1 . mot Afford filiiiikl#,lnr., iteelee brought np frogs Potten, in Bedfordatirtc they il er bi r l e y igie; ; -1 0 ...4 re55 , 41me cell til or 231. lately ascii horseacould not be ; for 'hati-onetliird leis ' ' bought mmelee6sl. welt. -Within the last two unitatits, i In Ireland there had however, the price of horses had eensideribly fallen. le the groin o rt i c f nc ed, The great sod mail tithimilegen his bine farm in ; smog in t o ttigeti on , i . 1792 amointed to-471. liia. , —in 4806 smiths years! plosiation, owing to eiece thatto 1091: Thislwas about 7s .' an etre. ' ,Ilipttrithstandinoke'lan , .- Within the present year the price of lubber had :Aietited east lands from fidiancfbet not is proportion to . the fall in theprice of . a bolding.letses .; it had fallen on the avenge three shillings per "meek oat thee tattle, , 'week per Irian. He gave his ploughman 16s. a week '4lte , Oran tentres they aid haute rent and firing, which was eqbal to 189. • bygrazingit-Mie toad This fall of wages had proceeded from the fall of they sold their other prodsee tern, and many little farmete, , who bad formerly em- market, so that we rt ployed *tree or foot wolf, were now able to employ that country. _ ,„.. . • Vilb mere them two from - the same cause. If lie had ; Mr. Jfi tp ea Baattan \ am* to turn off his old seen . ite might bate got !-adetailed ncament of the isslea at 21d. a day, se marine's oat Of emplopt • acre of, groena upon: , From the farmers discontinelisg their teseatestesher clay...bottorietVind Light of men, on account of the lows price of cervi.,-there the prothamillmiefrons! would be a great diminution in-the predate, espieciel- i - , : :' _ ..... _ . • . ly in the straw lands, for if they did oot.lreiptebds ' Exoe em. QQa a _: ai . hela.wild - • employed in hoeing therelatteld be a viiininetlen of .I"`ight*ltliiii. p ca u, i u tu , * : .. eme.third, es neer ache ctswithjadge ; belted found fun . ; . . .. ; . • that • difference in pieces be lied tift enheed. It be .. 1 :6 . .. ~ . ~f. ~.. i z i; 3•„. i leselayes s irearil ybe the di m% that 'deem *mild '.-," • •. 'Ad gliferlitio grass in coniefilsee oflie pettlity a► , the farmer, land not& featbettrerpoiae. ' :it : lrals die' Add beer in bare", "''''' ... 7 general opinion of the forieen,'whom helves tail* IV -1 ...; . 9 Isthit'of seeing, that -weleis thelprice of. grate *Hid !; - "This calcohotion, witness enable than to employebeir, Wide, they ihdebilitel big wheat to be ht - 105. ' I • i obliged to lay their lend Mount, acid etitryiint WNW, ! overage per *di at three ' would be-obliged to glee arlissirrTaime: ~1 • * • • i the real average) and from toit to bostom, and, are not inferior to lat t Vat&lfeil. ' Though the Grand Jubilee Ex- ins hi've not trn repeated * Imitate no doubt ilihnitation . #7 theta will ht b:alu i r ftraities+s ,ioip2a.clusits, The dieter* is- not of that I tb. Oeniiiiittpiitjikam; bot it is amusing.; and ' iurtillu .1.11-ttfr the lintwark!, the audience, via a ► signified Its approbatioa, iTpeatid p 44xestastan ip inc. 17.4—The Wheat trade 041'414 morning , haring but few buyers at 106amil, with difficulty, Monday's pares were ilia frit the finest Qualities. Beam, Barley, fall ai high as on Monday. In other i Cram his i the attention was the .stat e .. o f the Agrical Commo- , tlifOOted.Kingdom. • The.etidence op tkis, me; on ilia ;for{ toteeretting; SS it.cooteius not ,only tl net in full ; coaspleat. Informatioo,-as,), the ospeoce of, Plaod,• the I .gsain, bet many important foots at toftha ct mpOiltiowl of the labouring poor, Libe distribution of Chi all.wight, : rites, the progrois of ipiNsores, sail other-l; wbes she . ; of the ittteritalecomomy, of Oa itvgdom. -1 for abse n t 101164 o ii alt altraf.s : , . . ... ppesraties 1' . .idr• ioskjEAstlasi i d 01014114, ill .i.-tabla I raid. At ; 4 prices ,pr at t,, , Simt, ibiftelr, al0•hon endwes in i , . Dairregi , Pa"%f if.P 4 T1P4 1 4 14 •1 in t h e p iiret po p ineragt, mi aootner: i . pralsom, to . . ere au . ' . cosoaiia Nast eleven a 'flifr i ge 4 027. „ %AMC pasture id ' -fired a' clic 01 , six ) ~ 4loodia‘frook I °Mad fnr 4 : 11 A•• A 1 _. ,:0 1 11411 i - itid An*" ' . ' I • 4 %AN mikawas pricitAl 1 ~ a, and we . 1 1 1 ka 5I ' Al . .r -W499lroer Ailisheir-4 42 it superio ' mptioli , ger )0. 11 -4igaltia4/41.,w0f hayig enlr's fell tan. • i possprOtachifof4k, glogisla..o4o no lor; l - t en- •at 4i0G1 1 : In Cite average of the ten followin • • • . .. • . r V•