The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-09 00:00:00

. 7.•. R NAVA L INTR LLIGENCE. Fa cargoes, OCT. 6.-11 k Mai erty's ship Alai, at ti tans ; Fredericks/6e, of 36 meet Fylia, of 20 gents alit Port Mabee brig, of 111 gem, appeared off this port, sal about 190 sail of vesesela, ameaget which were misty twee. ports, and were jnlued from heave by his Majesty's three-1 vented achnooer Phipps, of 16 gam, Captain Hall, wkh four: transports, having se board a detachment of the Belk, and a number of horses for the cavalry is Portugal. The whole ',adroit about moose, with a Sae wind at East. Late last night arrived the Prince of Wales packet, Capt. Todd, with mails from Lisbon, 6surteee days passage. Ge neral Campbell, who was wounded in the battle of Talavera, with several other ineralktml military 'Akers. came over la" her. The bead-flusters of the army were at Midair* four regiments of cavalry hail arrived in the Tagus, and dim' embarked sod marched to join the *nay. The MaribvroisAlt: park* wails the Tagus when the Prince of Wain left it. Also arrived yesterday his Ntajesty's ship. of II gum, with came,' frees the Ers.twarel ; 'Amen, Treluddra and Grow, Revolter, foes Lonrho' Hawke. Mania, from Weseird ; Mary and Eliza, Rnwcroft, from Cork; schooner Sully, Hudson, front the rinutlio,37 days passage. Sailed the ship (invent! F.seott, foribe West toy dies ; Roma Ventura, Nanville, for Minorca ; and Hope, , Allen, for Dewla. His Majesty's brig Swinger, of li gem, arrived on Wed-1 with a sawn convoy front Ireland, and renames wind bound. A French privateer was vslitorred. to rapture a brig de, Wednesday, a hike to the. Eastward of this harbear and French nebeeluser peitaker was observed the same day off the Laud's Bad. .• PLesteltillt, birr. V.—Arrived the London Parkek Jebel Craigison, sera stryri fermi Leedom—Two neutral vessels, wkk heap, from .the Baltic for the Doek-yard.—Tbe-Pappes burgh ship Veil w Maria, with into, &e. for theDock-yashic —II* American whwter F.imice, from Liverpool booed to Gotteaborgh, with salt t • put in by contrary winds.—ffb Ma jesty's brig Mariner. wit!, 18 transports under convoy, baying on board the 9th reAiesent of &agents, felon Fleshiest. The regiment is stated to hive lust a greet many wren. rind IS now very sickly: they are now landing, and are expected to be., qaareeredi here ad at the nei4hhauriag mvie. Arrived the American ship Julia, Capt. rfowett, from Norfolk, Virginia, Ladle with tobacco aid stases; pet this poet by contrary w lads. • Anived the brig William, of and from N•srth Yeemeetb4 .lemedtss Linrpoel, !video with malt a' was ru p tured yeste 'by a Fertile lamer privateer, a tittle in the eartwardiXtkit port, tad tee - spotted by the Bag*, etsdaccatter. Tlo6 l tWkitie • No tier, and Uses cutter are gnat its prank_ of the privateer , it appears that this coast now swarms with French primer terns; and k to be Seated Oat vary grst depredation w ill. be sentir Ito the et* ? Oa Wednesday a Freweb lamer, and a skirmasr. ebibield a pitesAmt *Mika thy lid dymilas. mat bas seem Mfg, which was Miertbaph rareaptareAlly Ribi litfirm‘tsttter, of Falleetill, and sent into Ilowe ? 6,44rloworlittlf lloolnits privateers ate aim :bird to be eralsbualtilabillart. It is feared that ',midi* • regular trades% traits 4011 as, Mflymeath Dock, as beets taken by'etteai IlitiOltkeldark Arrired Ibis Vales, Fess; t Providence. Croft i Inert at bib. A Saiputs3b, Jealriest flint: wilding r P 114!; nose, Adams ma Voting Reajasalb i tarok* all itaili / Laadtin Martersee. Williams; Prieto& *Up, Mowers; Stay, thew I aragie. Tippet,; Liagemso Ildfairist, Pewees Am, Vetter, s Jusepk . eel 'Nary, May; ramie, mai; aid [b iow . reams all test Vides, the Umbers. Data& tetra edge' ; the Dick aad . *wry, both febeellteetleil I the Redbridge. Combat. from a:mthampmes the Henrietta, A rmstineg, and Airless, lam' ton, flee Ilatadarlaad • ami Wheat , Sbrat, 6U,er, &ma CM. ebesters West op harhear L'A 'gift frigate, to repair. Sailed the Aliment* brig of ear. ea a 'raise; the Perste . brig, in persok of French 'Meters I sod the Sbillabs6l 6 Pettit, foe Waterford. De At, Oet. R.—The gpecalgtor lamer, and hie Majesty's sloop Rolla,lsave sailed for Flo/Ming. His Majesty' ship San Domingo, of 7$ gam, Is taking in a , large quantity of provisions, stores, ke. &it. t at stem ar hat snack iv cronpleted, it Is expected Adiral Air R. Meacham will hoist Iris fine an horn - I, and hatisedlasely proceed to tatty the cominuad oil Fltuthint.. • In the Downs the Prams ofprange, bas Dominos and several sail of transports. Strekag wiods front the it est. . • CORRESPONDENCE • lIETW any LORD GASTLEREAOH AND MR. CiiiNll o lo. • t is reported that a letter has been wiittest by his NlAJesvr, expressive of his displeasure at the duel between these ei-deowat Ministers—Of the. truth of that report we can say nothing—but that his M Al rimy is displeasrd,and even highly irritated, at this manner. of transacting the bedsits, of the nation by his Servants, it were impossible to doubt. The followiog are, however, given as antheetic copies of the letters that passed between the above Bight Honourable Personages, previously to the duel. St. James's-squaw., 19th Sept. 1809. Si a—lt is or/necessary for me to enter into any detailed statement of the cireueustances which preceded the recent re signafions.—it is enough for me, with a view to the imme diate object of this letter, to state, that it appeirs a prelim sitioo had bees agitated, without any communication with me, fur my removal from t h e War Department ; and that you, towards iherlow of the last Session, having urged a decision apse this question, with the alternative of your w eeding from the Goteresesent, procured a positive .proosies from the Doke of Portland (the execution of which you ==idered yourself entitled to enforce), that such be carried into etreet. Notwithstanding this Kolatir i tiry which I consider you prooonneed it unfit that I 010.11111tessleabsegml with the conduct of the War , pod by midiftenatalWllllM m Minister of the Crown was nto intollbstfana year will and pleasure, you continued to sit lit , ~jet saelle-:01111,00 with ate, and to leave me not may is tht permutes that I pawned yeas ennilehowe aml support as a colleague, bit yore:snowed me. he breach of every principle Reed g faith, both public aud private, though thus virtually superseded, to originate and proceed in the execution of a neve .entecpriee of the most antsoos and itoportalt nature, with your apparent counts/race, aad ostensible approba tion. Yon were fully aware that if my situation I. the Govern. meat had heed disclosed to me, I could not have submitted to remain one moment iii ice, without the entire abandon• meet or may pilvate humour, sod public duty. You knew I was neeeived, and you motioned to Jereive roe. I ass aware, it may be be amid, which I am ready to as that 'rhea you premed fur a deviates fur say re ' 'donut, you ifisre'premed fir its disclosure. and that it was re sisted*, the Dike of Portland. and some mombers of the .Uttosessanstaarpposed to be my friends. Rat I never can ad. mit, theta-yaw hams a right Co make ow of settle plea, is joatiflestios of mart affecting my honour, nor that the at.. 'intents of others cosid . instlfy as aopeepersie he such a &- logien) on your part' posro4f fit, and stated is an , damn. Nor art 1 Sidi thstthe head of sly Selsoinistra trios, or araistppossd Mai (fibstever may be their ant Owe), Ranwarborlersessarti6ll6 air, man is such a course of todle sod lieresserlog detentes. For were Ito milk such a Jleilielpie, my hoover And Character a ould be from that so SSW is the discreties of persons wholly asinuthorised, and to you to be wassibmised, to am for me is such a .snits. It Wm tisieSsfore your act and your conduct which de mired me; nod it is impossible fw me to acquiesce is . being plated risituaties by ire, which no twio of honour could litooltioarsobstittei, soy patiently safer himself to be be• Wind Into, without forfeiting that . character. I have no right * , ass niblk man, to reset* ynur d ew** iroo public grattadt4 my removal from the particular ethei. I have held, et eves from the Administration, as at nor emsfinoing a 'Member at the Oovensinest. But I have a dittbol right te 'vett that a pn,pe.itlea, justitlabk is hit*, shall sot be executed is an.nojortilaide meaner, and at the expettee est usy homier and repota*m.. Asti' consider that yes were healed, at least, to avail yourself of Ave most sitemtative, rankly, yaw own resignatieme,.to •s ik ke;ye a r ie lf roll et the peedkilmeot if 'initialing sods a, devoid towards Ow, which yogi did easocke IS demanding a decision fur my ionsvai. Under these circus:Motes, bad require that satilaction hom yes to which I kol myself totaled to lay claim. 1 am, &c. CASTLIARAGII. ltie Med Him George Cannisg. . • - 4 __.; :41 MT Lowe. Oloncester-tilini: , libpi.lll,llolX. The taut aad purport of your Lordship's letter, which I have this moment, received, of course preciside nay tether an-, 1 er tio my part to the misopprehers4nos and mbrepresema lions with which it abounds, than that 1 will cheerfully give -to sour Lordship the satisfaetios which you require. 1 any &c. GEORGE CANNING. • Lord Viscose& Castlereagh, &c. &c. • • • . At the late fair at Harlow Bush, in Esser, oung jockey boasted that his hid sold a horse - for TOL above his value. A Yorkshire /viva present requested to see the mosey ;. alt which the seller produced 401. in hank glows, upon a bank . that kid no egistooce, being the consideration for whit* Ise had sold his hone.. On Fziday L a man came into the shop of Mr: Pugh, on the Pavement, Muorfields, and asked to look outs small - onler for the West Indies, in sew.. ellerr, to the moment of about 251. The articles' .havlng hem laid on the counter, he desired' td4eil swine silk purses that were in the hack part of the ahOp ; and at the moment Mr. Pugh turned his beck to get them, he snaleheit up two large gold jests, one gold watch chain, one pearl geld rim, !with wbfeb he made clear of, though immediately pursued. He is shout Rte feet ten inches high, wore a, Bight coloured jacket, with blue pasta. Aeons and gaiters, and supposed frost!, kis complex. ion, to be a native of the West Indies. An Ensign et a Regiment - Of FOot was on Fri. day last fully committed to the ifity gaol of Glou. cater, en the oath' of • young lady of that city, of good character and respectable efinitectione, for a must violent assault, attended with circumstances too indelicate to relate. A daring highway robbery was committed on Salida) , sennight, between Chatteris and Dodding, ton, io the isle of Ely.—Mr. Green, of March, accompanied by his wife, was driving in a one. horse chaise, when two Men on the road seised: the horse's sod demanded Mr. Green's money. Mr. G. *tiered he would not be rob. bed, and jumped . oet of the chaise ; where. upon oost of the Villains discharged a pistol_ at him, the ball from which took off three of his' lows, and wounded him severely in the face.—: They thee robbed kim..of live WI. bills of the St. Neot's Beak, and a few small Macs, with width they madodheir escape.. An onside passenger fell on Wednesday iiight , of dog Bilebse sill, abtiet five miles from Bunt. lO s on o attd one of the. wheels of the or sek pair) ow him, he was kilial ow the spot. Pones* orTrt, Oct. 7.—Arrivetthe Repair., of 74 gent, Roo. Captain Legge. from Flasislag; sod die ifecate Capt. Buclaxnan, tram Sherrueot.• • ' Salted the Marlborough, 4 74 . gitaii Captain litgprie, for Plashing . ; mud the 'tot. oo a cruise. . • Captaut Ililake u appointed to the Cbarybilis, elm brig in the harbour. the !linden frigate. Cipytin Cottrell, 111 appointed to take Gnterat Bro terte l / 4 to Si:snail:Aar. Ibe Kral, Orion, Poreopioe,`aod Hefty are cow Into b.:rboor to he socked. fiat reader, frigate it ihtliog for the West lodic". The convoy tor Africa is '4f:elks° sail to-iportow.. Mat. SINCLAta SCrIIIIIILA.,IIO. .--At the Igor. with Sessions, on Tuesday ... last s Nave was obtaie. ed, op the part of Major Turncr, to exhibit (robs articles of the peace soalstat Mrs. Sinclair Satires. laid. .These articles, after's recital of the termer charges, and the decision of the Court upon. than, farther stated, that Mrs. S. Sutherland had, tt, t':a last Sessions, gives her own recognizant* whiell'las of no cleat, she being a married war' man ; that only seven treys after entering into this verognilanca, she came again open Major' Turners premises ) at Backenhaohiss that county, whilst he Was there present, looking into his peel lota winduvil, and issingerffeusive and provokint language, satilibia.tpostioct she repeated on seearo. occasions afterwards, staying for attest two konif st / liar ; that , Major Turner haring, in order to se At hor, retired into an tapper *pertinent of hii 1i,iii . 212 3 klirs,S, Sot heriand prowo reel a ladder, w hick s: sting egainit the wail of the said apartment, she !mounted, and looked in. at e the window ; that, nithin thcsoke daisiast past, Major T. received a letter, written b 7 Mrs. S. containing exprellsiese• %able to a coostenetios injecioss to his character. To thiriputlitirdwimeartielesidajorT. swore in pre. 'meek t h e Cann, who determined that Mrs. S. Sutherland should fasidi tv • sureties in 1004 oath for irtepie, the peace tonierds Major Turner for one year. Go the Litt etet heieg prepared to cont. ey with this decisi".4he Wap 0011Salitled to 0 10 Castle, *heads; hyinctrer ) he was released the fame afteritooe flie,u geistlemen, cfne an. UAW. I " 4 titUen•ierrs mkt the Other sf New Buckcn. ham, haviniagreed ta.h. , hounsi for her in the Pcnalt . tes abeve.ineistiasstd. The Court. decided spun 'be questilmorlift% tilers appaired—AY olll4 —Nt•es 1U —Ocre kin ii Medistratei is tr ' - •ht, toad. •• ; _.-. TUE -11 r. • T 11 1 7.4 STATESMAN, POirmitntsir B DAVI& saner. f. They write from Ciudad Rodrigo, that ewe parties in Castile have intercepted several me* and-convoys of ammunition and provisions atiOlf to the enemy. A few days since, a party from% Merino Intercepted, at the foot of Lerma, a tralti of six mortars and some pieces of battering twin" lay, with a great quantity of ammunition, dos. tined for the attack on Ciudad B.utlrigo, accord. ing to the orders found in • mall taken at 01. medo. In Riexa, in Navarre ; Red in the neigh. bout-Wood of Burgos, notwithstanding the people have suffered such severe oppressioo, great efforts wrirc matting to throw oft, the French yaks 4 and the Junta newly formed", which resided et *e few leagues from Burgos, it employed in rousing the people, exercising the youth, and exciting the ardour and generous disposition of the inhabitants of that part of the Pcninsul.i. 'LERIDA, Apo. 40.—The Fronch who were. io Ballastro, and these who infetted the neighboer. ing places, bare retreated, marching for Saragossa] taking with them their sick and wounded, whatever effects they had there. It is also staid that the French have, in 'like manner, abandoned Alcaniz, and other places in Arragon, collecting their whole force In Saratgos. se ; whence ) it is said, they eHI send 4001) ;men to reinforce some points in Navarre, in which kingdom, it is supposed, there are but few of the enemy. 22. The French in Barcelona, on the 15th instant, celebrated with great festivity tiet birth-ddy of their Emperor, and at night Vetsere' Duhesme gave a ball to all the French Officers anti' their favourites. Sone English ships, howevet, which were lying of the city, resolved to has. , their share its the rejoicing, began to tire cannon balls on the edifice in which the dancers were assembled, which so alarmed them, that they tied with some precipitation. GRE i. BA, SEPT. I.—By the accounts we have received, we learn that Our drmy of La Man, cha consisted, on the 69th of Augnst, of 21670 infantry, 3600 cavalry, and 36 pieces of artil. 'cry. This army has made a movement for dif. ferent points in th.sai4 provioce, and our ad vanced guards of cavalry atithetween Villsita and 3tadrilej4s. MOUNT VESUVIUS. .A letter from Naples, dated the oth ultimo, 'tees the following account of thu state of the liklilisataiit .• t 6 Aftet,4 raw tkijes of tranquillity, the 'rip. Minns of irsativius. viescommeoced. Oat the 4th of September, a near ,Rater opened to the South. east, mich larger 'than that which was formed its 1802.. ThisAmootb has since that time constantly vomited a vast torrent of lava, which takes its di rection towards the town of Della Torre, which was formerly destroyed by an empties, of the vol. cams. 66 This torrent divides in two branches, and forms an island, at the extremity of, wine,' the lem va unites, and pro.tuces a lake ul fire, in the trier of Atria del Cavallo.. No damage has yet .lakes place ; and there is nothing la be feuded, unless the forret); should chaoge its direction, or became more iinpetuous. . 66 In the night of the bth, as . in the month of August, 1782, Vesuvius vomited a vast quantity of ashes, stones, and smoke, forming upon the mountain a second mountain, the summit of which appeared to rise to she skies ; but.ttsese substances receiving an impulsion absolutely perpendicalar t hare fallen into the crater, or in its neidikbour. hood, and kayo nut done any injury either to the inhabitants or the houses situated nearest the crop. lion. " Several people have departed from the town, to observe more closely this remarkable phessoine. nun. Thugs »his %fere led merely by curiosity, have gone as far as 'Portici, Resins, and Della Torre, e here they have drank to Mount Vella. riots, the eraptious of *hick, it is said, are among the causes of the excellence of the wine. The philosophy,* however, exposed themselves to every danger ; and a another of learned men, loaded Islas chemical and physical instruments, have climbed Ike alountain tas•inalte expernueets, the results of which will, without doubt, be made "public." •••••••=1.011111.1111•1116. 0...- --.lll•Min MARKET& CORY-EXCHANGE-Om :mai O. There are very considerable hob supplies of Wheat arrived - this day; and sales thereof are cheaper than Friday's reduction. Barley and Malt are each lower. In IVbitc and New. Grey Peas little variation. Bans, of the two kinds, likewise cheaper. There are tolerable supplies of Oats, and this Trade nearly at last prices quoted. Phu, lower ss. per sack, tad Fine Arne:Rican 565. to 605. per barrel. CURRENT PRI - c_t OF GRAIN. Wheat, •' - 96.. Ms. • Tick Wane, - - - - Ms. 571. Fine ditto •- - 1 111 R Ills. Ooh, Ie• .66 , 114.. Poland ditto -- - & 41s. arley. - --- to 445. ital. • tlO-. 87s. Gape Seed , - - - ,C6O E 54. Pess(Aoileta) Ptu. Fine Floor -- - -9).. 955.. J fire• 'Pros,:- bes. lib. &come -•- - 'B6ll. 9114. • 61s. Gls. . • • SMITHFIELD-Om. 9. Toth* the 081.1, per stone of SON ' Re0f....45. 44. to 6. GC I Head of Cattle this, Gu s *woes ~14. 64. to Os. 6J. Beep Veal ....Gt. Od. w 7s. W. I Sheep and Lambs.... Pork ... 04. to s. od. Calves 11.amb....0v. 04. t* Os. - od. Pip HAY-MARKST. ' • f it z 5l. Od. to 61. Os. • w b. 01. to M. 11a. 04. • . gum -)- - 1 A requisitiou is said to have beets signed by' number of most respectable Electors elf ;Yeomen. stet., rcquestinir the High B.ilitf to call a General feeling of the Inhabitant', to take Itito%consi , lt. ration the propriety of addressing the Throne for a Reform in Parliament. , . If no inquiry be made into tlA,Esitnre of the Expeditioo to Holland, we max,be ante that -both Minister and Consteander @rejig . blame t in the power of either to institgte an investigari ! in if he pleases; sad, consequently,. to clostehim . , if blameless. Cuwarwt.swo,.the dramstie.writer la Wild to be at the head of the plan for' inatitutimg Bolt's* Subscription Theatre. • • Grace the Duke of NORFOLK was on Mon. day sworn into the olive of Mayor of Gloucester, and gate a most suitliiluons entertalateent to the Doily Corporate. On Wednesday, Chichester beast-market was very fall. Mutton and beef were dearer ;• hogs 'beeper ; wheat was effaced at 2'81; per load ; this rill lower &sprints*, bread, which- is now at 15d. the quartern loaf In that city. The berring.fiahery has reeetimenced on the coast of Caltboess„ withovery prospect of success. At Wick, several Waif have taken seven, eight,' taunt ten own per night. • On th e 26th tilt. the rotors of the . 'therm* was sa fellers.: -Sick Ott the I Officers, 315Serjeanta, 148 Drammen ) ittnd file. The Weeds, Laikidase Digadattailiffstr . were not deeply ladies ; their eargelso pall' osesisted of silk; and spleen the Piet. &Oho* G o rdon was more heavily looks tftiltibbibiberS; t all of then ypemarealiperijaantaigiellee -condition. t ~t . . n )1.4 *di • 01111. 461 "' His Britannic „ma j esty's .aillbuio 6 lo.ll 6 ` 4ol " l ashere a few days Aisles ea Sho, islatag ottilbstbolt, but was got off egaknatrith 'err Ming Ilmaop. A lusty well-dressed yeueg onto, sliest IMP years of age, rather dark hair, appthered MO*: ter a fear drays ago,• undcr the naelte tit Jatir?l~tiitk: mood, from Cdiuhurgh, and • attempted, to levy contributions 09 se.seral of the • must bewevulent and respectable inhabitants, by letters calculated •-• operate on their commiseration, but happily I 'ut seedy}. .Os leaving his ludglisge,• be --adeti he was going to Liverpool, bit /In wrist .‘ in the coach for Manchester, wberelis epis. tolary taleats any perhaps meet a better reward. I ~, - / .., . _ ---.--,- PO I.lCg. . 4 .46.1111.1111.. • Gtett.vitt.t. - . 4 .411 Sktorday,. *poor man, who hawks willeills4.• kr. about clic "heeds, isa.• chars. ad by a cavalry lad %vitt stealing 1 jAck.ame fro. off Hadystend Cornoion,•iiia Weilliesoiy or 'lours. day last. The animal was missed on to: Thursday • night, and wait found on the Pcida), its 40‘iits. held market, where he *es odering-it for sate.-- The prissnter, howevei, proved, by liar teetsmony 4 of three respectable *anemia, that be had pis ,. Petitised it for 15s. and was iii consetteare liberal. [4O bat the animal -was oidared to be ratturryl to 1114,owner. • 1 144 1 1011.111 ALL.— Robert Brooks:, a daubing back, was charged with stealing au elegant garnet fing ?Um the shop of Mr. Polkaed, jeeelder, its Illackfriars.roitd. Mr. Folkard stated, that the prisoner Caine in. to his shop, and. desired to look at some rings ; a number wore plated before him, and he tried se. vend, none of which, however, fitted him. Mr. Polkaed observed that he kept one on his finger. After sleyiwg•in the shop upwards Of a quarter of au.liour, ho apologised to the witness for having give°, so.much trouble and bought nothing, sayi n g he woeW call again.with'a lady, and purchase one. lie then 141,0 m shop with the ring On his 6ugcr ; tbe witatin followed and detained him till an olh •cer was soft for ; on searching him, one shilling .was found in his pocket. ..! • 11, woo 101 A committed forlrial. . Spfral ptesops'woro hallo bail to take their Weir* the neat Assivs. • 'Qv Itlett.llotlA a G- 7 Oil s4lllslay two wee r mimed aunts. and sisisiO4,.wt:re . ;c i snmined on adhargei of felosfys ..whietf, SAN; wiry partly puted, they weVe remanded. ...... - . . , . _ -;-•''Te: 2 4=Tmg! 1--•;.' . '•• ' ' • - SIR 11f47771EW 1104 . 4 1.11'S Alit . .•• ~ • '•• ' - AuP7vr: .- . . • .. • • . .•• . •, rite fectind_meetipo of .the tiedetOil be Sir M. sli Stani auJ Ca. was betit-en , S.ateedefi'et Guiftl.. 4144 GO the pirepo!ie of cbinviog-kasigitees. The " notevilig warittl - Iltivissirol t s .o l t m od on l, m od ..• !‘ . 0 ;lumber 'ot :debit, weritott ad. • eke ~:r." ', • - . tb‘t. 'pit...Not, .thelecirtir eke us • L.uniniumnati o ea s —O , formed the Creditiir!,-tliat in rottit*llball-Of filial had pilised *sit thelaet meet isig, -4,...guid . 0 44,44 m a • • iboroversochn'ils'istj insestigoion to beam,. Hie. the state o f the ptinkrupte stairs, Tnis natal. _ nation had beeturarrieil - on by the Accountant to the Commiision, and by the petticoat Clerk to the Bankrtipts, who had bestowed gnat petal in bringing it id a conclusion. lie was desired by them to state, that they' had every rowan to be permuted the Creditors ictuld recvilre Its. is the pound, at leasto amt• aver/ was every pros. pert that the affair' would ultimately turn out much better. Debts to the,amount of 60,000 t. were (hoe proved,- the CAMt suljoarned to ' the 28th instesst.,.• Asolipseis were not ap. pointed ;- hot tiiii t toielotqvutlemeo are, it-is • understood, Ilia dims :—Mr. Charles plillrr,' of Kieg.strent; Chmipsid6; Mr.' Alesand..r.itubert. soo t Pedlar's Acre, iAnsbetb g and Mr. Thomas farnourub, Grilha's Wharf, *with. ' , The meeting of the . Nurfelk 14 Club at the 'keel iart. Nerwisli c •on Tharsday last, was nu. intr ly attandeil.,Mr. MINI/Alt Was in the . 0 •enppuited by Mr. Wit4ollAal s Sir J. AI T . t Y. Coati, Mr. ilaaasitr, be. Among tokt Ii isibranii, Were the healths of Lords GRIt T iffid"tiaisans.i.ti• with thanks to them for their _. . dignihad.anilicoasietent modem, in refusing -1 .1. 0 in the Pal jelle,e4olotinistration. . -Tile SRA . liorsl,. of heiths _Prospect, lat e ly lA*' lakinedii'f 'Reindeer.: 77- 7 .-- i firi s c ot 111111 6 rCALT ; Diem:, with toren dreight other yes. uultsi' westmi lisillt-4646iiiiilit 411eik•alanil, during 46/iejetioseeoliellir WINIVINNI)Eti the *V ult: and , rilietalJoistAtetild 'CAC ,' ' : .. *--: Th 414141hter; Stkpieht, from I.ondon, gut ed Mil at an th h'llfing in a sinking rstiiie: I ' . A l 1 4: 04 i atfelinpland. . • A' he NltetW • fit aria( Prtmouth t will sail without' a inament's delay with dispatches fur India. - I . t .