The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-02 00:00:00

'N LOAN Contracted fur His Majesty the KING o f PRUSSIA by N. M. Rovitscmtn In London. Notice Is hereby given, that. le conformity with the Ge-,, novel Bond signed by His Majesty the King of Prussia at Berlin the 7th May. 1818, wherein reference is made to the (:Detract of the above-mentioned Loan, dated Slit March, 1816, according to which a Slaking Fund was provided, whereof the Eighth Half-yearly Redemption fell due on the Ist of the present month ofOctober. His Excellency Baron „WAsibag. Laser Extraordinary and insister Plenipoten tiary of His Majesty the King of Prussia to Ills Britannic Majesty, Jointly with Mr. N. ht. Rothschild, in the presence oL Me. Besset, Notary Public, have on the Ist instant, can celled and deposited in the Bank of England, according to the form prescribed, the following amounts, viz. --Thirty neve* Thoutiont Five Hundred Pounds in Special Bonds of the said Lose (es specified below), being the Second half of Me Sea fixed for the redompdoe of Boobs in the fourth year, Os. per Cent. per Ann. oo the said Loan; and idea the Aliment of Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Pounds is Isid Maria (as Isteleded in the Specification below), be . itrelilleglite ses :tr Interest of die roar Hundred and atr i Two Hundred Pounds, which have i successively on the Ist of April and I st of Ordelsllt d , let April and Ist October 1890, Ist April and ..Ist October IBM, sad Ist April MS. Numbers of tile Special Bonds dawdled. with their re spective 47 Hivideod Warrants, viz. *— Letter A. .0 1' , Noe lll, /99,191, Mk 140, 431. 433. 9 a 1000..9.000 . Utter B. lir: ix: 44 , r. 70 . 1 : 748... ICS! : i 9 . 4.500 - Letter C. Nes. liar /11WNO, IN& 413, 411. 4381 re 49. Mk 670, IS I. di5t,41610711, - - - - 117, o3l.ssu; 1136. 149,1419,1460, 1618. 1 1632, 1661,1804, 1803, 1819, 1887, 1946. 19;8. 2611161M416 9320, 2420, 24" 2471, 28414,2640. 2678, 2796. 2817, 2861, 2973, WV, 3167, 3408, 3407, MU, WM, 2382, Sabi, i 616. 3808, 3926 - 930-14,000 • • . Lotter D. 1 Nos. 139. 1/7. 448. 633, IA Sekit., 608. 10,3,637.1 123, 116 R, 1229.1157. 0 1076,2200,12031 9810. 21310.1011, ISIS, 3313. 3449, 3024,3424, 4137, 4964,1949. 4319.4321, 4315, 4326, 4396, 4610, 4815• 8061, 1039, 5053, 6063, 5219, MA 66116 5724, 5725, 5726, 8758, 6360. 6381, 63111 0 1 MS. , M 6394. esso, elg, oak 8856,7244 k , 71111, MA, 7299, 6t 7412, 741114; 7651, MI, 7761, 7801; 7831, 7859, 7853. 7351, 7868, 7137,71035, 5061. 8248.0919, 7680, 6251. 8631. 8869, 91189,9090, 9091, 0233.9304,3537.98911.9917, 10.038,10,089, 10,076. 10,077, 10,079, 10.079, 10.010, 10,491, 10,699, 10.681. 10,584. 10,886, 11.097,1:.(61,11,11.14,11,449,11,674,11,79 1 11.721,11,916.11,976,11,997.12,001.19,015 12,017, 11,019. /2.031, 12 . 110 . 12,201. 12,409, 19,20 e, itsae, 19,909, 12.376, item Most, 12,465, 13,01 6 , 13.046, 13,094, 13,156, 13,264, 11,257, 13.1118, 11817, 13.640, 13,807, 13,064, 13,750, 13,836, 13,436, 14.013, 14.424, 14,425, 14,501, 14./596, 14,618, 14,688, 14,564, 14,640, 10m17, 16,666, 15,601, 16,036, 16,040, 16.06, 36001. 16.155, 16.377, 16,690, 36.636, 36,0011, 16,761, 17.480, 17,958, 11,247, 19,346, 18,496, 18,999, 19,171, 19,1724 19,945, 19,944, 10.946, 19,148, 19,950, 19,981, 19.310, 19.369, 19,370. 19,877, 19.760, 19,894, 10,061, 10,380, 40,489, 20,44/9, 20,827, 90.53 5 , 10,656, 90,637, 10,794, 20.744. 90,706,.91,(1Q8, 91,022, 21.060, 91,067, 21.058, 21.174 91.986. 91,318, 91,370, 21,453. 21,009, gi.sue. 99,176. 99.2116. 22,443, 92,559, 22,915, 23.943, 93.674, 93.814, 93,816, 23,116, 93.117, 94.021, 24.096, 24,341. 24,413, 124,414. 34,426. 11,119. • Total 6 . 59.0 00 DIAr. •81111. .21011. ARR. , DUO. •- I . 0 4/ 0116161 • 0 0 Weer/cod 1 • u Haatbro' 1 0 G. & Jen*, 0'" 1 Franco • - 0 0 Lisbon • • a' Flanders - 0 . Gr4sarobst . •. 0 Alterlea -- o• .., .t . • 1993 100-11,600 . • .1 ~.:~:. Lei •••M.M. , .. -. • macs a* STOGIOLAT 0112 ON/WOOL. THIS DAY. B 2k Stock .!...tei.Jl. India Stock. . Xpr Ot. Bed aVVVI2.4 , Ohba Bonds 6O. ps. $ per (1; eltas ...a-MIN ARA Ss 11122k.1 2 4 i•er CM 1 •• It.. 1 , . .•...i .I.'i ONO globoid Ass 820117 6 1:, a s 6 1 0, on Mar Foto" ~.,..t 4t IM ::,10 0 4 1 .. `7 - • . 6 ro r Cant: o'o7 ..-- 4 • s ft o.llk pp. Lose Ana.. --r—rifisall Ss Ilk %v .? 1.. p. gpr4 t :'....,4'..:. *I fttr iiik Atzt ir.s. 0 p0reaat:.%,.V;...12:::' ' eas abitt v " SiDtittefintalt‘ i ; ' " Ttli iiakosiiniiiHatisiiie • is iidiiirpwri2442, " u 22; . ' ergßarlitie" - T . • koV) . 9WA WEDNESDAY svatitim, octossa 2,t 1814. • STOCK EXCHANGE TWELVE O'CLOCK. Little or no business is 'duing up to this hour, aad the feeds rentals steady at 81i for the Account, and bI ti fur Money. The Commissioners have just sow given 811 for Consols. . Nut mach business of: has heel' doue in the foreign market. liteW tll great demand, for OM Spanish Bonds which ore dully rising. All other -tuieign securities remain steady. It has bees suggested, Apy some of the friseipal Brokers as' Change, to have one of the pillars Meek eved, and in ease tifany defaulter is the foreign market, to have his name posted op. similar to the custom at the ,Stock Exchange ; as of late a item number of fraudu lent transactions have take:. place in that market, to the great detriment of the respectable graham Chili Stock (paid up). 81i—New Spanish, &t 65-01 d, 714—New Prossian, 9111-01 d, 91—Russia, 571—Danisb, te—Nespolitan, 77}—Colombian, Nl—Scrip, 87. REPORT OF A DRIADFIrIq FIRE AT NEW .• ( °En , ENGLANQ C.OIII,CIK House, OC?, 2.) t xtract of a private lens, from Liverprio‘dated Sept. 31), I S•>'3 :- 1 i The Hercules, (tardier?, from New York, arrived off Ilolyhead yesterday. Captain tlardlaer reports Ant he saw the Tobacco Plant. from Philadelphia, four dills before, off Cape Clear for this Frt. A steam boat hone to meet her to take her in tow. Exchangeas Now V i a 10i. have just beard that letters from New York, per Hercules, state that a most destructive fire broke eat at New York sod aosiroyed dearly Wee half of the city. 1 am this momestialkeied so by . a Ikiittleuma who may be depeaied upis. t (1110 ropoto,wnniflol9 3 dftroyed by fire. It broke set seer the wharf*. NO • ilsoideitisle quality ofecoM aic.tarpeatiailielPren assumed. it 1 t • • The Paris papers which , heirm i 4eeklq. the .410th alt. contain in an aidele feats Joy 'tidos of the former accounts of the success e tie G r eeks sear Corinth, with a report of another defeat of the Turks. who are said to have leaded, is the await of SOB. near Messolengi. Opposed as them museasentelhe by the late intelllgesee received two day, ago*. Constantinople. through Virtuosi, sad by a vershleldel the came story which bas shwa bees oeuveyed Andes the Piedmentem journals, the intelligence from tite Isaias Islands has much more appearance of tsuth than that from Constantinople. The Grecian sc ums's are dated in the Morse, up to the 20th of An pat ; wh he late news from Coneteetineple gives no dates,anti seems to refer to operations in July. —The intelligence from Spain Is as contradictory sod unsatisfactory as usual. Beth sides claim she victory in many engagemrets hnnoured with the name of Let ries, bat which were in fact nothleg bat the sarprires and skirmishes of Guerrillas. The following parti culars respecting the uefortanate man lately condemn ed by a Council of War at Strasherg• are not with. out Jet , the more so as their correctness seems to be established by the fact of their appearing in a Mi nisterial Paper, which would certainly not pub lish false statements to create interest in be half of a sentenced Liberal .--3 In coefuresity with the custom of Councils of War, the accused were reconducted to prison. As soon as the disceeslos had been brought to a close. and the sen tence pronounced, the reporting Captain gave notice of it to the gaoler of the horse of Justice, where Ca ron was in custody, in order that he should prepare the condemned for the notification of the beatene which was about to be made to him in presence of the guard seder arms. He was at dinner when the.gres d'arsnes, b f the order of the reporter, presented himself, and whilst the gaoler wrom the receipt, Ca ron, having east his eyes on the fatal billet, ereisimed, "I am coademned I expected to be so." Ile then finished his repast. M. de Fosse. Captais-reporter, then arrived, preceded by the guard. and read to Caron the sentence of death. He listened tranquilly, and after wards said to the Captain, " It Is es net of injustice! But il prefer being condemned by you rather thud by my fellow-chines." He demanded a revision. It is Cot knows at What time the Connell mill 'nesemble 'to determine upon this demand. Anise the sixty wit names cited before the Using' at tie deleted of thsi accused, figured M. Debtor (Cesar-Brutes) condintoe4 to five years imprisonment for else conspiracy 'ef for*. Summoned to declare his Amadeu and- ;Miami fritsion, this witness answered-a- 0 A Prefix' • (Matti free, Armagh in irons." This Wale ocespled site Comic nil of War during fie* sitsior. Corondiaplayell much presence of mind le the ammo that he made,: sod as much ingenuity in the gesiisse that he addressed to the witnesses OA bet' aideartaleia t. • J ; . ...• PROP/HITT . TAX.- .'- ' - This forlowlog article, frail the iffersterg ektMain 111 is, y it lave say truth at all is it;seetegh to "Obi " eoudilley yetallcureti" look alma them. , 1110$1111 1 11Mb at It boa, and then remark omit. • usoo 1.-a- a: • ” It is reported that ioorder toimpoiesboarerlinllymt 1,1 , is colleagues the necessity .for. thtiolimosioo Al 3114 1 'ttNING, Lord LITZIIPOOL io the Imo damask's , . laid Ste then; the plan of tbe aye foutacial attaillitePetni ' bbich he his It in coatemplatton to propose in Ibe ensil ing Session. Ode important part of these etraagliments int onderstand is t the siteetitrtiengel lee on proper:tiler stowed taxes,' which are to be repealed to theoataituat of . .onne naillionee year. le this way it is hoped (loathe Country lientletnen may be inattal.• withal& soy N44;1 bee on the part of the Expbsioer • (lite Neens/. 41 9 Property Tax !quilling chase( ApatamdTaorarepyahul),i and that cansegainily the:Civil hod Military Igetaliflith-• Meats of the etoetry Me? be pecietretfloolibilker re-I eleirtion. Hasidas.the etpeetition 'tbfrO monied •oseit I twill be made is peg Much more by a Propeortr Tea than' they do at pitapat, Wad the oesotrygestlames seiiime! lea., Ministers map also Mae is vitae thorearibiogthool who now consume their revenues abroari p and t h e tompf-1 INF those to rattan whom the Aweso L td Taitt : 1 4,!*1 driven.a wart k Of Cop rse, eve/ 'afifft wiff' Be trl_,ed 60.#1 eaterieg' seriously on ,edict Whether Oriet tun amsotry preutleiuset will hy= r ; go ielthoset . • meY reductioilie a voodoo which. 'beistolosify answered, according . to ,the aniekiem:astoMaills4 them." ... 0: xi; i foe ‘n -JP . . . The Citrosicb. does • sot, Is ..Limillom bloom lb, state of the q Constrpf tifeetilekdel.'!'l It'll:167 1 W minty woe-hi sot talk at this ' 'retie : 1 11tilfil''',A* ten will get a quarter part of itie, l itia s tltis gittl)6TP o If may distruis; bat, than. there is set 1te41,1114 AU, rents, and all hope of soots. A Posieirdip nie *NY jest clear them est. Sweep them mit, , sie Ai* diWit is the Rake err thttEitig's Itemtb.—Whits f iiit'ol2i.' ItroPcity, wheP, la 11:14Mpy . Itpre only the name Pe' Tax it, and tiosomfotimin !pump the tut t. or s . AM Oererneeenietliido.forei- which. to. a rtermioty; Shay wall *it eml[eli he fundliolderevrould be . bigufty and robrifrOefelirterpostestnit. : . If the 4t6ilehis l alath salvia t to this, all it ever ! fa i4 s . r ..64pri l f„it What I 1/4 the fundhuldira iliqhfai 4e,,, lit tax a third of theirs and a‘e tisk of miebehi heat Gerd Ass kit! This would be is •iiimot A •inr etf what the rogwat call dole: morn eat of their '''Yates. 13014111111.19 peisondl prp ß e ! ty to be tamed if gl;in f: Plot, after ill, t%. thing cannot p on. There. ipttat..l , large redtction# of all torts. • !cis insposslide loop! *a without. The thing mow actually lituerroir wltil-• .slit.—Howerm, free what we have bitolia il . tile; I: Omni/. we are 'ilddilled, that the ''Sbef . . 4 .?"' f ; ti ft • i i I'. rat k ettremeltdiffielt to manage the YarliAgreL: I' AMs" meet. They may thick the contrary Olt& piggy, will feud themselves deceived. If Variegates'. had met them agile, he wield late met Ulm' with RIVI faces: It is Imposeible that men . stidalfAlie R. their estates . with leout a struggle. It iitiO#Cl,llo: stragglre have . bees made for the presertratisue & V e ,t4d herergAe I awl, does•the CAPAlSiCieiblikv that epee MU be -made for emetse.—.Ulf Mw sheleidieva,, • Ike the hymen, him believed, Ainkiiiie'ilaist were deluded d r yje j#goti of the Treasury ne perm • Pee! delusion is going off; and. an really de belie, that -every essay es England soil Whiles for reduction met rifiees.44 Property Ta 4 would be a last shift_ U swallowed-4y diet it.wouW cretainlT legalize their almost immediate mneter.—.Nothing could pleas* the feadholdere Weer. It would make then safe. It would be giving the Melee thing is reel mortgege.—However, we shall have opportunities pough to return to this cerise. We will just add here, that this is Mr. Recap es plan IA sandier shape. „ MARKETS AND BANK. Lint ; tereeket-day at Newbury was the lowest recol tattitli by' dill man that attends it. Very passable Wheat was sold at 3s. a bushel! The best fetched 41. 6 —At Mark Lase on Monday there was a fall of 2.. a quarter.—We are a d, that the Bank of England is about to reduce its issues! What, then, becomes of Mr HIJSICISSON'S speculation, in the Report of 1821, that our issue of money was " rather too small" f What becomes of that other speculation of his, that prices would rally ; that they would not come down so low as those of 1792? lie and his celleagnes have been wrong all the way tArangh ; and, what is more, the landlords sow see it.—The Bonk caper' keep out issues eyed to the present, after the first of May. It is clear that it cannot ; for. the Country Beaker, must have some ' , old at any rate. This gold must come from abroad. This will raise the price of Gold abroad. That will raise the price here ; and, to meet this rise al price the Bank Paper must be lessened is quantity. So that the issues must be lessened. According, we have pod authority to say, that the Bank is aboat to make a a large reduction in the quantity of its paper-money. TUB HAMPSHIRE MANIFESTO. Bad as this is, it has bees misrepresented ; but by whets? The Old Times. Our readers are perfectly aware that the most oppressive and edions regulation; agreed upon by the Magistrates lately at Winchester, and published in their resolutions to lix the rate of Parish relief, have bees rescinded; at least the purport of them has bees so far explained by Mr. Poutaan the Chairman of the Bench on the occasion, that we allow the resolutions as understood by us, and as they. mast be by every one who reads, to have beat,in fact, not the resolutions of the Magistrates, and that the Magistrates hive put forward really what they did sot meas. This we are obliged to allow, from the disavowal made by the Chairman to Mr. Cosset - it and glad we are that he has so promptly gives us an opportunity to do se. The disavowal was immediately made known to the public through the Syiyaanax (of Monday) in which the resolutions were inserted, and the disclaimed parts pointed out, as our readers will recollect. What will they, now. think of the conduct of a paper, which should, this morning, retilisla those resolutions witheut the die avowal ; Day, is such • manors, too; as fir its retehore to be obliged to conclude that no disavowal been stmlo„. II it says that the Megistrares hive yet to "co:raider Asir resolutions." Ws will poly further add,that the document is taken twin tsar paper' of Moodily, is which it was fighhilap444ll the ex• planation, aid leave oar readers to understand the mo tives of this hack of • paper for the suppression of that eerier/Ojai', They Nal do us the complaisance to read .111 groundlessiod therefore unjust, and stupid because smelled formed inapplicable remarks; to wit : .`"" •'' Vest& Tpt ourriteas.) ' 4 4 papro•tr Sewage deesripties, regulating thr allowance to the Southampton poor, makes its appear -12541 iv Anothersr our colorant'. A certain number of aptaiatetWes Met together at Winchestae, and came to ersoleainss which we almost, lalueh to transcribe.' fTleeremre.ausenpt ahem the semis of rich men, whit,' •,'"f!'l.lftwillgfric Wks, 11,.,, Ituoiry, ought in, decide with 'ciotitai shat the erasing* of their' desolate Cillowmetilftasisdaqi , Them are on the list •Ilve ilergyftice who Sight to be libe- el and humane. ,Yet, we lernant to say, • bench en constitisiett weth•sapeble , of, rem/visa that bearer, with A wite . or ••bikl• to support, who re fused to accept wareillreighose the year, ansenot• ing on the pto ,4.6 d. per irecholsossid forfeit' all elides to relief from, hie parish! , Oracles. Hea wen ! Arc'theee 'austitiokber or bald-bruited men aware to what torture Ahoy condemn a Assam b. ing is this country, when they greet' him for his iodivi deal maintenance but the seas: of two shillings and three penot for seven days' of which i ti re', samed 1s labdirt:Per thin 4J . fo r *4 /04 11 6 t 4 .44 44114,ii5i 104 , 1,-.0 fir.. UWE mill* SistretA.eliwismier . tbeit •-teaelutiona, 4fallesB ANSI mean IS deioe'llst wretched paupers it/RATS trice waiter desp•ir, and to. the iollictios ssf,aM ihs tremeridoua cussegeoftera oil themselves, sad es so ciety." . • • . I _ • . „ • • • • • • A Ilaaiburgla Mail brought ash* nltht an artiste' from St. 'Petersburg, dated the 28th of August, which evideertly bears an official Shareeter. Though not stirred ,by the Emperor Alepoder3l k to fact, • 140 of *dares' 'Mitred to his pipit,: to 'explain the cause of his. alisesee, and. to remove say apprehensions which ssigltt arise front the Nagai of titni stal which it may eatend. to this document the Russians are assured that !Kathie( but the most important reasons /foetid Latina, their. Sovereign in withdraw himself from the personal •superintendence of their welfare. Those resins', however, are not clearly stated, eau the Atteption is diverted from their setae. by a mafrailiessi eulogy os lb. usederatton, telf-remtnand, ' star disinterestedness, displayed by the Antoci:at, is his _disposition to . adjust.. utithonr an a pp ea l 1 ., visa, Mis,d,ilrereaces with the forte. " threaded.' as thia doesmeog alleges. " ata weighbotariag Power. whisk seemed . Se' Lave laid It don. as a role 14 de part frogs theta irrieciples. Which lath all other Jr. viatiess hots ordinary farina. could slam place it is. 'die rapit 'of as Earopeas Power, the great besot of . ji la E l opers/ preferred ertestiog the drop, of blood which the porsossee of his jest claws to salt foe- ' 'Os. Sant has caused to flow. Skied above titft sea. it. , 41... „ ..1ei tits oatorssf toes sad of 13.. es Atter of tho greatest - empire ea teeth resoNod to ... 4 t 11" 4 ri flow only his own feelings for the peace end hap. ens of nations, and to illustrate hie nose by tto crudest example of moderation that so mighty . Monarch could leas* to posterity. Even the pr.o, nest of • great iu of power could not soviets his Maj sty to sacrifice his pure principles to 6,0. sacicieulloy.— Tlne-Monpeetke—nooelod K not to s t l t Russia swore happy, and that was sufficient far hi m sot to ontoo ,, .6, we lf are 0 1 shit qnerter of the gioh e to new dang e r.," It, would have been well if 1.. i Imperial bl..jeity bad " counted the drops of bloc - . which hie °rights' dosolustration4 in Groot of tie Greeks and his ambsegrent , leseriish of their taut, have caused to be shod. The Doke of Devonshire has arrived at his in . , Chatsworth, Derbyshi►e, from Lismore Cattle, l a . land. The Earl of Liverpool sod Ceuta Monster had so. silences of his Majesty yesterday. The Mate of his Majesty's health, aid his stay in hoodoo, are variously repres.xited in the Me►sing p i . pers. The Puss seems, that " the King will hell • Court in a day or two ; after which his Majesty will leave time." Da the ether band the amide sat,. " We understand Lis Majesty remains in tows ord November, and then proceeds for a few days to the Cottage at Windsor, b. Inc retiring to the Parilies the wiater. It is probable, however, the Itnyal d e ., terminatioa mty change in the interim, more parties. larly as Itis Majesty's indisposition is said m base principally arise• front his recent want of air tad exercise." Yesterday Ris EtterDecoy Baron Werth's% Eorer Extraordinary and Blioimer Plenipotentiary of t:t Majes'y tie King of Prussia, jointly with Mr. N. M. Rothschild, and accompanied by Mr. Bonnet, Norio / Public, cancelled and d. posited in the Bask of Leg. land the amount of Fifty Thousand Pounds is Special Bonds of the Prussian Loan, negociateal by Mr. N. M. Rothschild is London, being the second half of the auto filed far the redemption of Bonds ie the f .tarth year; and also the saving of the laterest on the Fonr Hundred and Fifty-nine Thousand Topitro dud Pomade, redeemed to the lit April 1322, ita,:a site. The lia;:ette of 'last night contains a procrametiss (a .ff i e gnd rie e g i a n p t a h o r e jos itse ho ace c fall, but P ult. the eeabctynlfalrisCoceei iar,. concernedineottiog fire to the building* on a faro at Maideolleadley, Wiltshire belonging to 'he Do' e of Somerset.' The Duke offers • reward of VOl. fu.r the apprebeiXi.'of the offender. A Frankfort Journal states, that on the 29th Lf Apple,. • fire broke eat at Constantinople, near mosque of Sultan Meheuse which, though row succour was afforded, could not be extinguished ;ilia had destroyed about 20110 louses and shops. Extract of • letter frees Sierra !relator—' Capttln Laing, of the Royal African Light Infantry, who has made several short jOurneys into the interior, it sow engaged in one. to the Sooliaa Loose* Cottony, net yet visited by Europeans, with the Wealth's of com ing souther branch of trod* with the Colony of Sierra Leone. The merchants of this place have entered is to a joint stock Com..any, sad seat • few articles no apetaistiwo, ley a party of natives seder his (Marisa!' Lases) command." ,Letters from Stockholm of the 1;a1. alt, meatiest that Baron Stidieg, who had brought %bider, the ad vices of the menclosion of the marriage treaty bf twee* the Crown Prieto and Priecess Josephine Slaximiiiane de ' liteclitenherg, bad been despatched ;gain for Rome, 'where be would meet with the Crown Prince. Boos Seeding would travel by war of Munich, and' was COMIniASIODed with the delivery of costly presents to the Princess. Sir Francis Bartlett was in this city on Friday last, and viewed tkicaatiquitiee and beauties of Mu Catlae• deal, with which be expresod himself mach delighted. tigzatf .. . l , l ffit?) Actor aiciario: Sere. 311.--The seal. of recinetioes oe 01 present tad Amore safeties of officers In the Rack lied, in• aid of the sopersootsatioe fond, has ban rt. ceived, and is as folloa s:--On salaries of 20W., and sot k's than 1004 21 per coot.; above VAL psi ia• •Wim :a per cent.—t 9 take place from the 3.b *I !.!. li f Ise. Seventy-three men were on Pridey diactokre trot; the Dock -yard lucre, viz. ;-30 shipwrigids, sodthe,l 1 hoose-carpeatarta, 1 wheelwright, 10 laboorers.l joiner, I riggers, sad 2 riggera' la. teiKla Whig ' arrived at N th; igsoutle on .ffieelattedny l'aeh Ase brought to Eagised ie. heenal , valwabi• owriedttes; .weiengwr *Myth aW a Je- IMMAtntrient . gloat, a mat ficeephit, *old that vroader ful anisisl 4 Maltese =pleb. • DOS la bs 1001 Pd is 66 1 other part of the world. Ic" flaw *Moos aarapied by. titer Mattliftatter of 1161404'lltelFSItehatt is •phllink dawn, fur the pkr 9criettc„extao tag e projected terrace, seat to the 044 b* * 4 at Itacciellfien. to the salmi's knows by tin' same of Pembroke Howse, tad jotaiag with the new terrace that is forming on the ground where Kiastletotd I jioul, fu Parliament-atteota Weedy stood. The p.o peeled termite will be a peat eremmeet to that pert of the tows, and along *the Thames. The earliest aft ihioing Lady Willoughby de Rreaby's residents *alp iomorapt tho vie*. Oar Merton fair, 'ha' Satord4, exhibits! Motto. proof of the deprestioi of the times. 'the •iAli ei cattle was shout as tonal, but no sales ecr e ol be 'f. felted Gales, open terms ruivonslv loft for the flow( • it is quite ant of the gneetion to .1 sole kites. The sheep fair was folly soppfied, but tome was little tid " 240 d owl pigs. which were mote aumermis than o. say former occasion, were void - Olt terms below precedent. la I.44:perhaps, is the only ...- ceptiod to these rem •r s, as good aninials of this .iO - at all times command good price': bat inf:- riot- ones were io no :ei t oest —(Glover ter Joao get) I)ISTRE3SING t..—On Wednesday nuke. the Selina, of Barmouth, bound from ?i typeset) i verpool, aid laden with bar and sheet 'roe, and tie, was driven on the Ark'ow Bank, where she ease be came a complete wreck. Part of the crew got into the lung boat. These in the latter (dm Mate sod awn small boys) ware saved ; but with painful forkags se have to state, that throe in the long boat, consisting the Captais, his wife, sod three sailers, usfartuest perished. The veseel is under water. Her vent a d tides wets drives I. but bur saw, ws beim, ut it'll steattleg..—(Weir. Nadi ) Wi`THyrATE M re* • - -s y A rliwiga weegung w i• some abotir wi An alertniiik sensetionieasiwadueia i n sib 40 101 Treesury antl:ef the It dile N' rwsrnint, by the aeecitin of a se- elk beteg what we bee 4, this ~;` --- --- ' !;~l`M : i r :i, a 1