The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-14 00:00:00

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The Each love been stationary all the mornissr. intkif is' supposed, will mania so until the New tnarrhas been taken, for which, the hi4dlnir place to-morrow. Consols are, at present. 7Sf"6ak for the 4ceettakasattor Money.—Sooth Staalipt... l tH is repertesi.oif tkaage, that tht sabses,pelip ,irsieg oft nett, ithif ititaired cdtui Operffte 11,11terilbe • iargity : • '8;16 1 ' • 4. 110111110 N FUNDS. t4l 1111 i •PA rate Veen n t from S pain ,iSiji:•pmeni . sg, state iirit'lbe Spanish National Debt is not near so lupe as was st bat repreaenmil. Shusl ! the above itiliineiepi4in correct it wi;l have some egret on the - , 1114146,11, bra. . el-dteitlerd Peeettan . • Danish • S.S Nee . - ASI 00 Ols oamasblaa, . 101 dew di' On 4 • \ lIIPtEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. • he Drina hod nothieg at all interesting Weft the* ; hatk, injbe.other place there arose. jitter of wart interest. The sebject before the . ftorme was. Lord e•STLICIMAGO . II fellolutione, relative to so ajtreatitso in the cure Lars, which were dually ▪ atket(ensne rt solutions of Mr. Iticartoo and 4 Ildr. ,fiesialson .had been rejected. This inci. rieotangitteilas, a most vehement lesson by Mr. ,(nos 41 ( 1140ktriagton !) on the 'Juliet! of Mr. *ma', row ;ilea for a Marolpiag 'autism of vases, There wero all the changes rang upon "sacra engagements" and " rsational faith." To repeat all the Acne things said by Mr. Sutra we hare not the minsciente. • But, we vast notice, that be said. that. if any soak s weeping measure were to be adopted. the Banks:wed lose all iie bullion is a month l ,Pert thing rrols i :rprisingly ! The vessel laborra lathe storm. NSw, es shoot tacks. Sbe Is actoally,..geuieg sowitsgift the breakers ; anti, we shall soon wear her keetmeilki, if she do • not throw the rudest boroughs ortklttiirJ, which we firmly believe she rill sot. Cesvtesteost highly commended the speech of Air. Sett u (Cacriogton!) who is, we believe, $ Im.:ket. The noble persos said, that it was calculated to make a deep inspresiion on the House; and, *' in " the ethical eirerrustances is which the country was , • piord, W:11 high, meritorious."—To oar fancy. though, it dill not serial° produce ninth impression! And, bcf ! .re the evening was our, Mr.ltlatweLL called epos the nation " to tetstea to reconsider its public "- and private contracts." But, is the country then, in " a critical state:" What! after Waterloo ? After the drills of Naronens and of Net ; after the restoration of the Bounsons, the POPO and the In quisition; after the triumphal and jabilee monuments have been voted; after the victory on the Serpeatine lily r ; after all the glorious victories over the RA. d i1:411b ; after Six. Acts. or, rather, with them in ex istence? After all this, and titer " a safe and easy • return to cash.paytuents," is the country still in " a "co itiral state?" Why, then, we have been spend i.ig eight hundred millions of money for not: ing ; that is to cry, we have borrowed that for nothiog ; te-ides breaking up about two hundrtil thousand small farm-houses, and making their former inhabi tants paupers; besides reducing millions of people to a state of misery and degradation not to be described; we hare been doing all this merely to bring ourselves into. " critical state." The THING has kept down the jaeohine, levellers, reformers and radicals. to be sure ; hot what could tbme bare dune snore than the thing itself lots done? What could these have doue, all united together, worse this has been done by the in ties. ribabi THiNti itself ? We are in a precious yield', indeed, if the country be in " critical CliCOM with Waterloo or the " dead charge," cost in.; us five williocs a-year for ever, ant with a rote of toe Collective %Void/on to build a utonement to i ironer- Latin Watetloo! But, we are now come to higher matter. Mr. AT rworto (a very clever man) after hav ing observed that, if Mr. WEOTERN'S proposition sl.ould be adopted, the alteration in the Corn bill, rt ear proposed by Lord CASTLIBRI•1111. would hr extremely injurious to the landed interest, proceeded to observe, that if the House deter mined to adhere to Peet's 841, the country was not on the ere but is Me midst of a great awl ealearioe damage. He said it was fully to talk of the currency being established un an unalterable basis, when this iniquitous measure (Part's Bill) was working the most ruinous effects iu every part of the kingdom; and he added that if the Ministers did out disregard every principle of justice, they would hatnediately consent to a reduction of all pensions and salaries in proportion to the altered rake of the currency. Lord CAITLZREAOII attempted to parry this thrust by ridi filling. or by a vain atteng.t to ridicule. Mr. ATT. WOOD'S remarks as to places ant pensions; bet, eau be deny, that the allowances to the Royal Family, that the salaries of the Judge., that the salaries of the Police-Magistrates, that the salaries of hundreds upon 11,hundreds of others, that the salaries and pension. al A tultassatLrs, were augmented ; were in masylastanoes 4. doubled, on the express ground of their having become tear too low oe aerostat of due (I , :preciatiwa of mammy. He :dooy this; aad, therefore, all attempts at ridicule Uo the ether part of Mr. A Tllyoolol speech. tt sad Mr. &sate bad somethiag to say, anti roo law col caon•tda are •sia. Mr. Pam 1111 41111 F Arrwoote!" cbargert mit sehlkASet Si imlitiMit ''. • not Weft *urges aiallosii•.Amnessomea fear• artseweeleMbet taut wai ?mint em titi jo llobl" silt was poweil i lit 44 rip he House rectriehsw Milaqaletretessefeitiodeyhlilb . cheers. he certainly Afiki_v_ right. le .sprees lifttipit‘ prise;- and stew fit Illeirtigria itilikilei Wadi tea &rale !tut sti: raid' aid:" if. it4:,11.4:4).. Mil might or might not k fnisalid in error gf)srifersosent : but tiros, to hear it deeeribiloss an iniquitous nmestre. mid blob' tbat descrilsehlk %Moot hr 111•0:04#1.4., o f the the Mese, did; 'be bsitet . iettees4 apeptille. hise.— "',Orkeie." sairt,be, " VA thilteinollatnisie otnoteer t:!At_. l * ilinsiftri sPPenitii.,'•tiitth.lbetg fret Om be • It. IS 11. Mr. Hamar. ahlwasiethese eseemert. chnigh porpolitind opposteist, he 'Attie, seer toped, bright ' -"ftrarsed a nepere, athici•eitointiehdetl a reform to " Me ears stantlardtviehlietriOirsf Willibe Honour " Sible tientleMea opposite' sty; that Weil Welted " Bee was deeerriur of Welt/pin • ittigiipseassasarel " (bear,, bear :)—Wlsat was the.whola owner the " eseesere tow seder ettetemplasiee ? • Did it not re " "give. the rapport of the , Illett. Member awake?— " MAHN* the Hon. Membet few Coevelotgate.EaLsce) " propose a Reseletioc. whose , object *0 ti.' make " the'whimita Fib& . .r s return le the; tiecient Cone r.aktpdeed. is 4lifirti, b 01) : ‘l l l4 ist4l was strange 4 that he (Mr. Pasa) was tow exposed for similar "onertimotot Ise ehreasmeedalsollemberfbilealGegema" .....11e.. Pm. esseeledest bp elsiervieg *orb, gladly re. seivbi shoe Waists. *bib lei fecoilectet.'llist'he war . eitiapetAittrlld withlhb iiiiiittairieArifssber for Port-, arlington...tho' itit#6l' is 'oi l iest to . 40 opus ... ..- ,i...-. • thkoracallet pielhabl d liit„,lim ~tge hate It .all ripited opt Hers7s - St. Il ante e eingtglst: forward Waal. lad held op sad ;Alma • egilibek.electssere If Mr-Tinesenv sad the Opposities. Ilho.temot jeeticej thie•ia deed, for. did sot tbey epplatd him to the skies whets Peter BM tab 'pabalbr " Did thai Wit pet bite nil.. the 1614Mataitii e abf.'atai* Mr. Ti r alla *say Wit Ise vta4;tilliiitstiketit nPiPlPlblorht" iig Mr. Peat., least he ,Me eltemegki Who wow plinstetiog himself, be (Mr. Irstiletre)beieg it reality t 4 .rig-teatime( the owesseee. of wMob , ho row did not setirely approve. Lecasstii•te Mime -to cash payseests soots ativri ?' pi t piiim.. 11 , 1 *stn bad a tiOitlo be enrpriend what, iii , ' ',...11f t ilirnor's ier{raril elte e b.lFgf• !if, itt4sit, cAtirscrltY 41 ' ll'anottrilsis. 6 10 4 " I'M nhltelsitais—igell bati.4llewsheoites.M4• ELLICS, griciriphed the Bill to be.. there quick baits stelae time', mad Who setially matadifertlllessetiseent to that dhoti...44°oy Oda rntlailidi' 1610 ill* werriscd.. Pit Irmit: *heti he ableifii:.l44, 3 / 4 ,' t •Tile: A l - %I'l4'll !.' lit ELLICI vediateittiti., it ANirrt ;Pisal• tq. defend _ St . lions 51 j..1414;114111 ?....laret he acid IWO wk.. Mr. Moabite meow his • tsteribiberth . thee. were only thirty millions of ceeetrylank mitts in dr calatloks, whereas irleet i lsetreoltill -passed there were sleety . aditimir le eireelsfitsi i , Ilk !elicit 'teem! teething sheet ado gesecetf "pigs gAliis 6 eubisieg graphic mer- Chant. as • 1 / 4 4orteet-eit Owsisappw 'rasedko bele*, geode: tumid hate • adept& tide mode atcosepstatiest. The question with Saint lisesanniallbibmba bare blot sot what was the q easels). of libarineetes It effete la done not what was the price of gold oompared with that of paper ; bat what was tbe wirer* prialeat tie bushel of wheat compered with the atetegt ptimi, of that article before the war. Silas 'Motet was just as errant as 11 r. Para ; aid is fact. M r. Pica's error was, in adopt ieg thp error* of Shier Matelne : mod be should have beat tales back to Oelord mad there horsed, sa les. be would have sit down' eti'' told "every word of Paper against Bold, which' iris lltifttegt• in ISIJ sod which proved St. Manage to he sa i rtse.—Mr. ELLieng ' having in this sort of way defended St. Boren. look a better sort of way to &feast himself; thetas to say, by con fessing that he was as Igeoraet magi. " Metwas fire to confect (stolen from the Ramp) that he did not Mee. (at the time when the Bill was passed) estimate the extent of that measure," and "be would Fe Verifier and •• sly, that *either that three soy the cattail had eves then any idea of the extent of the tendri to w h ich it "would yet lead. If any person could hate earcalatcd " upon such as operation, he world eertfisty hate " parsed before he gave his attest to thei Aeltstalc." We come to close quarters here with Mr. Sauce.— Was there not a person who did calculate span such an operation? Wrs there Sot a person. who, though in Long !shed, not only foresaw-but foretold al e resells to which that measure would lead . ?'"Was ore not a person who did this.and who cansedbes rotate op to be published in Englandiong before the*Bil w passed: and did not Mr. Et.t.tce see that per kept out of the very seat that be now fills' by lean of the fists, bludgeons and knives of a set qt the basest ruffians, except the ruffians who emtleyea them, that were ever seen upon the face of this earth? Oh, no: the House; the unreformed Hosea; the precious House; the Collective Wisdom, this body, indeed, bad no idea of the extent of the results to which the 'linear* would lead • but that person had a very Oar idea et Shale vaults, and so had all the readers of 'those writings, to stifle which was not the least of Ike motives of the immaculate House when they passed ;Ix Acts. It may be very well for Mr. Ewen to sat lac be was ignorant upon the subject; but be anmt,kiot be per mitted to say, without a remark from tile; that every body else was as Ignorant as himself:4-111r. Peet.'s I Ineptly, was jest. The Opposition to‘olt open them selves the credit of the measure ; and thipAew deserve the largest share of the reproach that ttaefies to it.— It is material to observe, that Mr. et. and Lord CASTLCRICAOH, did not, however, lathmate any de cided intention to oppose Mr. Weariest's motion fur the repeal of the Bill. The caught hold of Mr. ATrwoon's charge of iniqiity ; but they by no means justified the Hill, and Mr. Past admitted that it might have been founded on an error ofjndgutent ! This is all that we ask fur ; but we most sincerely hope that that error of judgment will not new be repealed ; and we repeat that sorb a re peal, seeing all the debts now due to tradesesto and others, which would be in a manner sponged on' by it. would be the most Amami, act of wickedness ever committed by mortal man. If it should he done, we shall be obliged to acquiesce in it. encl.:id:bold mar tollgate, but, we would fain :lope tilt Hari rem tea mach jostles left rpm writ% info MIA eivati to be committed. • , . iii‘tAttO4 "644Ilie t ttit,-- " %Wi . ' rt. -.1 ... • ~ • ,weli .) 10 • -..: llPPO'for P*4 o .o l s, 'P. lIIIIP‘d illbesillbr "I ghiPirti• dit`!!!lflarbelP!teddb diallktie*. 4t 4 "Tii r .tOirll44 , l 4 4 l oB . ‘i . *Om* . gpeni4ap4a4ll6-111maileilvdirCalann. teftbet'Oniiefloidllitit's 3rt hi. k ti.ei t a i t'' A il i tel i • .....¶l.• —,er, —.: , a • a • WO. Uhl •• Tlifbillas. 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The Pildibcf of q#4 4 lt, !, 4, r 0444. if will hienai riterlwrod ? , etiAmea tat goa l oink altatte l arsia reassamely ,roliAce alwilisinteciplaitOdemilt. provided tit. Coq* ,rides alibinsarieh.roWl idposonwimilif o lale'fifw ettilsosiiretrid gist is driest soui..• Ylsit, Corptiittiii t ' ib e i n tosi:* says' Illaillilrffif OrAiiiii Net. 4 rwit dliiiatitetitteelstiiis ttilire , , 414 14,4440 1 f og 'fi ii fir. trait' nticiAir. Ira ilioiejite . 0 iTh.g. 1...• p, Poo- 4010 1 4 04,.armieomes.4 •Istiloviier Catepos. is/jets4►wads. is I 1 raiiird, fir • ••••ft/• 0 2 ,1 twers..klu• ft t moose hiewietiriviiii Its amstrillestoti, SahldelpeNtlf,' tits r... ewe thiteelredaritistot+re e l toerP,Dlif"Lt' Tbroatb . AI krefedik lift',' . /ltiptil , 'll4l.4oo/ "74: 414641 1 k 1014 # ll o 4 l l l4fit Phisf.aii; 40, • „I 4 l , ..l ' nfcruee , ‘L • on .4kA1.11. ItiPil,imPO- Pr SW haolgelstrsto•rilsi Cer=eilii r the prig, haristroos dolt r itshlamasi i 0, 41 , 4 , Apoomatiamola dai a m....4 :v o, L tut: afts!Ubtoorit •hdolvoir . -. ' - loopeiraii a; seltriai trei,alld'it , .. , - .74 • ',WO/ . Weigle; ur glfrA vittoot .41 fietit ' ' 1 1,4•41//t c leid. .for, l'efii.. 6 4/. 0. 1 04 1,454P4-i• Ileciiihigs. , ! de Jot.: out ma petMots4l4o *F.0.b....0wn- bow grglinsti; to a. catiriota these treed wine , iodelay;and'wee dr writ. tees @Lida weetthii iheiiiiiiittlit of tWes;phis declared tbry - Will'adOigh**lai.it• /Lei; ert, :Yet each la "• • . '!!, liairtri,./14:24'tt°084t44404 that 5 :4 s " • fri •WO . .Ths!** ,leys. •• Al wotii... eltgastri. sirtetaiattod: kb. wok. IN Skits. bawl it. hi dot 40raorelin .to dee sialappy Wags blade, M dia. armee +lir *Sat Ise Pad; : Platte of starvito m pie friar the 41 !Bed ' , Ciliary add, by theft fiercest to two ' . ' f ew " im p... , i sol i rs •-•-The IlltiripANi ' is!atteseally deplor• able. ‘J'The pour of ifsla.ateantit,7 says • she /Pierre , ,dieeithi,el/10! mow, dare, w aro *readily 'Wareing 2 perishing ithanpr 1 • • Ask bad as it is with she poor is sat twos, itilessieli upon: I. the stiswltt 'We haw that' seaditari•iatoidj died of •;' To cooplego the Istetetra it iltitert; /he 3144 " . legion' tatiz i, adds the folloliriaCikegthig ii,•Attio•--r. kill. the hot forll ,l o , s,Affffn 404-Ilteditto, beim lessi tarried through . eberlifinkillt , he depsitid , ise mho' gran, withoat erellknear , -Notislog, • emPflidWast litarratioa RNA odor strimegly proves the • aillinbli state Of Ldeetitatiod to which the Pour are redtiCed. than .=• Isibitious of this diftiAp.#4; for sash is, we may say., V, the natural reptignelce.,4t least iu this country. to !committing the vette attleratoi dor of. these we bow to the too towel sod adsbekeeed embrace of if. pa rent earth, that if say practicable exertions on the pat t of Ow 'survivors could prevent it, such eaertiode .would. most assuredly, not ,Ise left voided. It may be , reasonably presumed that Loth these poor matures died for 'Want of food. Mainiptiriagdwao die death of the Isioft}s r esz ia terlissmley,. after lein corpse had passed by, • ' 'me tiered Omit win attribete his to this meet toefiweboly eaase.'"" ' Pals papers to the 12th initial. ilding accounts of eir pr encliogi at the electida Of . la the eleetios for the department of the , which amok place in the capital, ow the 10th initawt. tii Liberals abtaiaed a decided victory. Oet of eight members who were to he elided, they oh/third rii - tedsw4l, and 011:17 .. large majorities: The Libaritillidintors return ed a r e, General Orr - xi& Mr. Lafitte, Mr. Casimir Pei*. Alf.' lievaudau, Mr. Benjamin Deleesert, sail Mr- Balltron, (most re-elected,) aid the Vitra are 11r. Lapsoonse add ale. Leroy. The health of the Duchess of Angooleme improves, though she is still so mach indisposed a. to °residue the teen ier issue of Bulletins. Abbe Sicard, the philanthropic sad celebrated Diiiicter of tbi lastitutiOn of ihe Deaf and Dumb. died en Friday last, at the advanced age of O. The Alohitrar officially contradicts a tepurt Aim had appeared is the other Papers, which stated that as sipedition, commanded by the French drat, Admiral Jacob, had 1 4 10 LIM men at frinniana, ow tilt coast of St. Domingo (Hayti) anti bad taken pos session of that place. after a stuart action with the troops of President Boyer. Th. whole is said to be nsfunetled„ with the eaceptios of the arrival of a few French ships at Sutaaaa, at the express desire of the French inhalitants, who • feared they might be molested when the Black troops should occupy the place. This subject had been is part inenlioued before. but it derives more importance from the nue ner in which it has been takes up by the lfooiteve.- 1 —lt would seem as if the French Oovennwent regards the ilaytiaas not any longer as rebels, bates a people who were independent and entitled to respect.—There are articles from Constantinople of the Ilth of 1 April, which merely repeat that the Reis leiltadi re fuses all coacemion or modification, and gins *sly verbal *sewers to the English sad Au.telso Ministers. It was oat the sews of this posttive refusal by the Di van. that M. de Tad:eked* is stated to have set eat for St. Petersburg. An article dated Trieste, April 26, States that the ion= as seio had caused fresh orocid *, es against at Smyrna, and that *ow ' 'ahead all the urn* Wards i./6e Archipebee sr is fall iesesrectios. . . . . ;7- • ../.. titiOss stet. la., lialt Rosioa. 1,322 f. life. ; hes palatal Eassit.:6lll; liiiliiall Rad 0 . 671. . 'Eletrairew wa Losera.--flea Month, 25f. 10e. ; Ride Miliatbs. 14f. 93e. . • - ----saws---- ' No ban nerseival this mooning a file of Carr pages% by. Aids we bare amounts of the operatios s of'dle dray beseiglag Poste Cabello,. to the !7th "1 , Fehitirt . rp. nem bad haw 'a Skirmish o f our.p ed 111 1 0 1 ,paposifag day, war Valoacia, in which t h e Hopi, istairawdlofeatorl. Oa **Ell Nov. Ileuml seen, of•the Regal army. agreed awn terms of an ante.. tier. for IS days, Away% ll,' precise. of iisits, f,, Which eireamataaso it is sitpfosed Genets! Bolin , Vale walleallid alto chplfil of Quito. .L*" L . :. ylltsfuer awl Deputy nalrerner .7 t u t . k ignegail WI as interview with earl Li: serval sod **Chevalier of abo Exchequer. At a late hoar rostordsy aftorsaa, the - imam sari 'triad at the Soak Sestlfasa was - 660,000/. Up to Speeds, *farness. the Lama eras fer e . as for.lha hat liti . .mtps4l4.4lso prosaic aarter, ems. laid WitiOhn.ittinagelitiing period of last ysis. is Allied W. Iso mady.-/MAPN. ..o,olltilaa .Savileds.Neasms if ['alining WV ill leuseseidiggingsaile Ai. AMy preplig tht Logisla• taro So Taw dos Property apd Income of Akashi's. sad shwa ,won lay of all Ora n o f g ig sAray aoll as ,at sU Pensioners. Plum, mai. 14 ,411011.1taati, sot resides& villa lia iiiagOatio—{lll4‘Apor.) .Whaastroarto Waif ass set at tile *clef lip divisive on ebb Bgriadlipest QOAstion, Mr. Illeggkgk Orli Ili' follarlas lifistrathio of the proemilipt— Visai miamiboly observiag that the proposals had Do Sesßmity to stimuli relief, the Monad toothless use., aiboilit amid be so, persona ea to suppose so; that thetsotato. I. its eastifet, resmaltlad s Micelles of region wisivitsiog oilindid thiSiga by a alarm that a-metitilsose blatholfrivell, saJ we dies is alin'iraeri.shvitill tati titt pito; , S. i*, IT to Wild a bier tripli' ' irntal the dolEte Parrot* • afortanats pews fiatanahliag,is-agaia. if they aheuld gm him or. • ”Alliketlag skim Liaised Vittmilhes was hold It iltirl•Feemisorta's • Taws' Mr 188,1481 Mr. het. paa '4*. 'die' Malt. to patitiiif•Aipaillaaht .galas IWriall 'hales shawl ''',/yl a titat ma Niched I be.oiprived .(Ms Lisitimo ' a Teiallhy keg. Thi.'peados pupated In Maislg B o6oB4ll l 4 that * agaibre of Limos' Vieistailamoasidassai to mot Ass LIMO; mod ragodatal. atb bardglip to whisk slap! -mei ospeSid W 'llMilg Palle to late ttelt liestated . 'taken from thea witliolt a, medlar Wish 'Fir Patrols the objeat of the Fatithat wiiidowned, cousistiag of twenty ladW4ll~ lag tire* Treasurer* x and a sahmaipaittii• atom esesomi to defray the incidental esoasead i.• ~',.-. Tiro gendarmes Prude* of &sada of Ihlisatly Se 'natio laeshary multiplying In As ' trrlth tba litatille'ef . A farmer oa r . le r igs Wain ;the port Itbasloyila out ' *Ulna w illit eis lisfam last Arms oti his Melt aight. coatiatia4o.lBl.-sisope:tbrikatant. lamassat -est par ail heifer. slate paella: latifrio t tias ram . betide, horses eat 'arlitOrldri An Sow' , *man tit Mt . fiiisellonf. 'ad mild ise' . ~ '.) tnniers. 1 1, 4 4 r . 1 1# 1 4-ik ... 1 1 I °lrleir .14 -•00 AIA mot •drs pair. ' year olds for ii. Ma jai!. - .4iiiies..• Li Abet be sold at Ake 84.1*-1188 1 1. and .oseo bought is at that pries, ea (taw=s aids INA. tlitml, as were the yesillag sheep is' itisif4 l Btilsta s mat the ewes sal.lambs at Si:'dapg ilfrimifirs 4 Alstessry.) . . gr ~, , , • BETTING AT T.4TTRRRALLS, Mar If. -. Dsanv.-111 to 4 apt a. out of Maas-7 to II KW Hampden —9 to 2 east Moses-6 to I sgst Stymie-12 to I apt hr. to Antonio-10D to 7 fist e. let of Silv an: Y's 4. leo to S apt Rogers's e. by Haphazard—WO ID'S apt Mar i celiac passer! to 1 apt Whisslg-4 to 4 opt Pastino-17 to t x6f; oat et Cot--0 I. 1 apt Mr. fladdispou's 1.-110 1 LAOS of Tlppkywitehat. .....-- - • • SHAPPING ihvrELLIGESCR. • • . —. cm _ MCAL, MA ON down and sailed the Slaters. Seejeast. for ra ; Eaphernis, "Meet, for Halmos Ayros.-4 P. M. , die Daphne. Chanted. for Ma &re-.- -frigate, Prince 'travel. and Forster • i ato London.—Wia N.E: Purviatills t f ( Lo o r" r o H do nsd i a lallilliall . t ru ancies . P. : id s:an .— :: : ed ail it orl in'er tir ‘f e l"lan D7oirgr ellt.‘ s rl.° Hei ltahtriir i7 l. Poltruswirrs, MAT 13.—Arrived the (Yee Car*. "'oars from Brourhar, last frJns Pshanth.—Hailed his lifsjestes able Owsa Okndower, for New Yarmonth.— Wind N. N. E. . PALAACTR, Siva 14.—Sailed the Blucher "obi; for Gibraltar, Malta, sad Coriu.—Wind N. N. E. Thz from St. v Klneatoa, ifrzontart ipineuni to va4gried Jamaica, arid Ilishlos - a v adlto , neaps, from Pools. ' „,- AMItiIIDAN SillP ALISON..-.oa Tanilay ere tog, Jacob Mark. Req. Coast of the Usited Sams, h aired a letter from Thomas Rochfort, E.q. of Gar resteini, by an ravels messenger, stating that the body of a gentleman suss foam! sear Courtmasherry. ,which. from the eiresstmaisoo of ono leg being shorter `than the other, (occasioned by a wouud) mad other sy• peanut's. leave no doubt of it. being the hay a the lamented Major (lough, who perished is the ship Albion : a catnentaicati , m to this effect has been for warded to his brother, Sir Hugh Gough, K. C. B. at Iletttevaat. MARRIED. Yesterday. et Et. George's. Iloteserr.sqoare, William Turner. Esq.. of lan Inner Temple. g i eeister it I . e'. to Maria Elisabeth Fenner:. 11Rughter of the late dello Moor. of Etstington. In the eonnty of Petahreke. Esq. DIED. Os Sundae last. the 14th 1•1. t.. at his bases is Church- Ores". L'belsea, Getter Fife. Ssq.. aged :3. Os the SDI att., at Hampstead. is tie 38th year aids IP. Dr. Jolla Fraser Clark, surgeon of the Ito)al Last Mi44te• sex Militia. Os the Odi last.. fa his 35th year, Mr. Ales seder Liston. of Ualeiralfad. WlldrettrE'l• Wii IMAM ult. Is She 731 year of his age. Gabriel Le Pipe , . Keg.. id Owes et the Crown-offl•e. latter Temple. Om the lush Wink et SL Petersburg, of as lattassaadiss of the lungs, Dr. James Idelgiono... : .---- teimeem : leldted. Ptimemd. and P.l,ll.Neit M die Os" et ' 6 Tmelltextemas" mud " Tar Co NOTlTCrilile. (..61100 PiPe.r). /M. 49). Strum!, by R. WAROILJ. 1•6 5 • I.‘ abeam *A Comaintieatious. Orders, &e its reitemeol 16" - be adereesed. •