The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-19 00:00:00

which the Patriots captured a scitoouer, with*, loss of Owe than killed, in an engagement what ii said to . ' have lasted more Mali three hours, when the royal squadron gave up 'the tautest and took to Sight. wora. A letter-bag for Great Britain, to go by the Racoon alootsi of war, will be made up at the Gene ral Post-Offico, on Thursday, the 7th inst. ai three teelock. t • In the house of Lords, last night, a conversation • ti!nis play* op the subject of the Orders in Council; daring wide!: !:Beil . BATIIIIRAT stated, that it was the intentioa.of. Mhiatera to revoke diem conditionally, and that this revocation would tale place in about a • month ierliz woks hence, that being the earliest period when accounts could be received of the tions of the Ainerictin Government. The conditions • stipnlatokost 4'll'o of Ministers - are, Ist. France to continue her repeal of the Berlin and Milan D. crees; and, 2d. America to abrogate, her restrictive measures on the ships and commerce of Great Bri-1 tain, With regard to France l we have uniformly %toted , that BeNAPARTE had long ago repealed the Berlin and Milan D croes, in so far as they affected the United States. On the other, hand, the Ministerial Journal, as positively denied this. What srPtAkese sapient writers now say to the tacit acknowledgment of Earl BATUVAST I that they were gctuallrfelAled, and that it is only,notv necessary *for BONAI'ARTE to COnlinue matters in this state, to ensure a total re pent of our Orders in Council ?--With respect to the hostile enactments of America, we do not under stand:why their existence should delay this for one houie, because the moment an official intimation is given to the Paestnewr of the Ueited States, that our Orders in' Council have been recalled,• he is bound, by the Act of Congress, that same moment, to issue a Proclamation, declaring the Ports of Ame 'rice open to this country as in the time of peace. The debate which was expected in the House of C 011121014 on the motion of Mr. CANNING, for an Adi!re.ss to . th 4 Plumes REGENT respecting the Catho lic Clei)ns; did not come on last night, on ing to the number of Members assembled at fou4. o'clock, when the SPEAKER took the Chair, not being sufficient to. form a house. About half an hour after this there were nearly SOO Members present, but the business was necessarily postponed till this evening. Private letteritteceirecl .by the Lisbon Mail which arrived yesterday, and which are up to the 3d inst. atite, that SLICKLY' was before Cadiz, and intend ed immediately to commence the bombardment of that city with his new-ii.vented mortars. A report prevailed at Lisbon, that the 6th division of our army was expected • there, to be embarked foi the re lief of Cadiz. Earl WALLINGTON, it WAS also fn.. Inoured, is coming home to Oda country. We believe It would be difficult, throughout the whole range of English history, to fix on a period more pregnant with alarm and danger than the pre sent. There have been times when the country was hemmed round with more difficulties; when her I*. sources were comparatively scanty; and when foreign enemies threatened her with conquest, But there' existed then an energetic vigilance on the part of the Government, and an enthusiastic spirit on the part of the people, which made the flame of hope barn brighter in proportion as the darkness gathered round. The dangers that now threaten us, arise, not from any deficiency of means, for these want only to be judiciously managed, in order to be abuntlaiit ; not from any decay of military power, 'for our arms were never more splendidly successful ; but from a total inattention on the part of the Ruling Authori ties, to investigate the causes, with a view to the re moval of the evils, that press on us ; and from a sulks and almost desperate listlessnetts on the part of the people respecting the consequences of their preseat situation. From every thing that is seen and heard around us; from all the speeches uttered in public assemblies; • and from all the long lists of grievances &Id fortis inpublk.petitions, one would imagista that Itabit is a tyrant so inveterate in its nature,fhat nobody who has ever been for any time under its dominion can s'..ake it otf. One *onld suppose that-the minds and bodies of coat - 'en had been so wedded to xftles"i . . THE-4TXTgSVIAN. that the mom of the people may be at our-Welty." —Such is the silent language manifested'by practical results, of most of, those who make and enforce the Laws of England.—Egnally destructitt are the sen timents of those who hii!e, for ye'ersil teen carrying on those monstrous phidi * of coMm•that are now spreading distress and . riunts their till. MR. CORBV.TT. /AtheiSTAT . miaii t!I Monday last B recommend adag, was 'mired of a SUBSCRIITIC/N for Mr. CosnrrT. We understand, however, that that Geu tleman, though the sem of money he will lose will be very great, means to decline, and P Ositive Ty re fuse, all remuneration in this way, upon the ground, that, however severely he may feel the injury, there are other Gentlemen who have suffered, and who are now suffering, in the same cause, who may stand more iu need of the assistance of the FRIENDS of FREEDOM. • The Castor frigaz, , is arrived atPortsmouth, in tfi t . days, from the Ilavannah, and in 60 dais from Vein Crua. She ha% brought home, from theformer a considerable quantity of dollars. There has been a degree of activity observed lately on board the Scheldt fleet, Indicative of an intention 1 -to embrace the first favourible %opportunity to put Ito sea. Parliament will rlsaits soon as the most essential put beaineta' filtiiirelieftetWeed the Commons will probaSly not assemble Vet W fgletf presetnt compo nent state. ' • The .Excheqeer Bllis 'Which **reissued to the mer chants and tatheri last year, fat relief under the press •tnpembarntsments of - trade,'Were . to have beeu re paid in July and October next. We are z now ip forined, that an extension of the timolees been de termined: on, for the further convenience of the parties, until the mtniths of February, May, and Au gust, 1813. it appears, from the official account presented to the House of Commons, tine: the net produce of du ties arising from Stamps, iu England, on Newspa. pets and Almanacka,• together with the produce of duties on Advertisements, for the year ending Janu ary the sth, last, was 415,0001. The number of Newspapers printed in London is about 54, and in the rest of England about 114. We are sorry to say, that the fine new ship, the Prince Regent, Capt. Twetruestax, which sailed from this port (on her first voyag e) the 19th of -March, was cast on shore on the 1411 of April, five miles west of New Liverpool, on the coast of Ame , rice, and is not expected to be got off. Mr. \Vsr. Cleiocite, second mate, and PArit!CIL DUFFIN and PUMP Caix, seamen, were drowned.—(lneekarea' Paper). THE Queues DRAWING-Roo3l.—Yesterday bet I MAJWITY held a Drawing-room at St. James's Pa lace. It was numerously attended, and the Ladies . vied with each other in the taste and richness of their !dresses. The Princes and all the Ministers were present. The Princesses were most superbly ettired % and the Drawing-room exhibited a blaze of.gratideue l and magnificence. Several presentationt took plan ! and hi the evening the Royal Family had a sele& partyaitards. • reapectoble dressed child, about four.yea, .rs 'was Tut. over yesterday in Bond-st reet,-lky 'a Carriage plashing for the rank to the - above Drawing-room.--- The wheels went over its leg and arm', the. latter of whiot was broke in two places. The 'utterer was the child of a working jeweller in Btrd-street. thiesere Cittenaze.—Yesterday the different Parishes of London and its environs sent their chit ' dren, cloathed andtchicated by voluntary subscrip tion, to the Annivesary Meeting ie 't. Paul's,— They were seated as usual, with that .eppropri to insignia, under the Dome, and the appearance ct the immense body struck the beholder with the greatest adniiration and heartfelt pleasute. After Divine Ser vice, they returned in procession to their respective 1 schools.—Three Ladies fainted in Church, and were.' obliged to be reale:Wed into the air s , where they soon recovered. • - • Ou Wednesday last a Grand Shooting Match took place at the O'd Hats, near Uxbridge. Lord l'oe- - i.vecros, one of the best shots in the kingdom, kik led 14 out of 15 pigeons, from the trap, erthe usual. distance. Mr. Bite r tai shot 12 out of 15. • There. were psesent about 10Q amateurs of celebrity, and *soft that% Loid r ft. , aar, Lord FiEDERICK BEAU.. CLIME ) 'U.. . • . • 174P41, 1 N7'E h LIGE NCB. PLYMOUTH, Jugs 'l7. The brig Cbarfeild &rah, George Richirdsms, Mastertridda Lendoo, bound to Malts, armed with eight gum sad Osiireati men, mine io here last night. This vessel yesterdoy ahem" about four o'clock, fell is with a Freachlugger prlvatectoshout sena leagues to dm W. of the Lizard, which ran her alongside.: _ . _ _ . our . ..tutrymet ..1,...,• --- aiii atten;pterl to hoard, oa which the greater part of the crew first impressions, and so subdued to the i • 11.1 1 /2 i •....- 6 - . below, but through the gallant behaviour of the Captain of accustomed propensities, that, Me the sot who I , aid Mate the enemy R as-beaten of, but continued to chine the • cannot do without the liquor which is accelerating : emve brig, and fir_ °l e at tier , this harbour. ii , fornearlyrsixheor u bons i afierOard ad risiging t, at his progress to the grave, they would sacrifice their' are wha marli ch till o e:he arrh°6 up, hatatime of the crewiial hart. m .• .- Tires sooner than their habits, either' Of pleasure Or of i saw also for p„ toim p u th t h e • am .tiae , sof business. The man 'of elevated rauk, on whose 1 wil i r . i ie maidstpne frtgaia 4 expected to salt this tvesi ; ig tor ma. . teroperance,frugility, studious reflection, unremitting! ' delta, to inset aod o r N i n u the ns, hom sow eW i ar yi d lig -boxtd ca Ch wand ins Ord-, 14., is activity,' and wise risoires, the safety of the slate' expected to sail to-morrow fur Baum !toads, with Adiaard may depend; Says to himself—" I cannot give up my ; Iteith an dtr ai ttut of harbour, ,and anchored in CaWsend Bay, grand entertainments ; I must still feast on the richest the Yor k , o f 74 pas . . .. Viands, and drink the most costly' *ernes ; I must be , The Andromache frtytte,_ which . arrived be he i re l a da t vas two , since %rings an account that three Mitts, ong ag Or Li n e : gratified with. the sweetest music ;`rity evenings must ',4 lNa li gin . with 98 Melt e is_thet, t a ke now nwt tite gid eolomaeo liaLinasageue. - - - - • -"-- and - P"'" 1 - . - P 9 T I of that be passed in voluptuous enjoyments; my morning repose cannot be broken in upon by business." Equally slaves to habit, but chiefly Influenced by , pride, the men of overgrown for. i~,~~~4id~s ~. Sta,—The sudden; une*Oeificl, aild enormous rise of Grain yesterday itt,.lKarlt-lane, _has, excited the astonishment and indignation 'of the whole comm. nity. I enquired of a very extensive factor, whether he attributed the rise to a real scarctty ? And he in. genuonsly answered, he did not; for upon giving the price demanded, he would any day undertake, under a large penalty, to produce twenty thousand. sicki , of flour, at forty.eight hours' notice. As this Ii truly the case, .why 'does dot the Legislature inter s fete P That there are onsaivis at present actually • th perishing for Want Is a fict'Well known. This very ioorryng t on giving a poorequalid wretch, in Fore -oiroolt," halfpenny, he instantly went tc a dog and cot nil* shop in the neighbonrheed, bought a half.- : pititly *forth of cat's-meat, which be devoured with the utmost avidity ; and this is by no means a 1 itugelar ease, -, Our MinistrY:icoald do well to eon- -- 1 -- , aidos t if they. allOw all, the effects of famine to dwell I ieitheland f the people can have little interest in de -1 leading% loony Change to. tiem would be a chance, i)f 'bettering -themselves. yr r ,o;eur Judget are so. nark to Visit With ablestt Osifr 'lrwin any hanker who ; i 'utitilneaverteikily lAA eight . or ten-shillings extra ditimmkuimn .ai bill",.tho person who gets . the bill dlleatuated May with tits snowy speculate in and . i yalei.firairn'ths: Sat ' milder& tletigiO9r t till they I imiii isthed . the price beyoua (hi ineanS of the poor rto purchase it.—Yet this is held as no crime, while an extra eight shillings . in the' discount . would ruin even a wealthy man. What a contemptible perver sion of common sense and justice is . o..is. I hope you will again raise y our voice• in favour of the poor l agafust this crying and increasing evil—the monepo- Using of Corn and Flour. • ' . . Juue 16, 411DR . lin OF DANIEL LL4C EATON, BEN.gvoidus. • NOW VNOIR.IIixrEACL Or EIGHTEEN Normi taiptimomer ii NEWGATE, AND TO STAND 0141 T.p.A,01.4.6 t7oint Novi islioax TIM SAID PRISON,- -7nts LOTIN. 'taint Of Tni IIIfaTEXCX I lir • ••1812. 117NOLOWFNT . T116 5.:1111 Or sr:slr, Friends and Fellt;tv Covntrymeti-LAfter upwards oft years invariable perieverance, turd sevettprosecutions in•the cause of Utterly; the frecdoni of the press, and free diseussion,..the 3,44* . ings I have encountered, and the losses I hive sustained by and: in consequence of the same, which I shall herein nay before you;: 1 find myself at length compelled •to solickanistance from the bounty of my fellow-citizens,. to enable and Ilford me sins support during such a long confisement, as I am doomed twesi% dure; the merits or demerits of which 1 humbly submit to yow l good sense to appreciate ; and if nsj conk*, which has bees • uniform (aid, I tipe, ever will be so) shbald meet you appro. bation, I can have en doubt but yoarliberal generosity will en. able me to eneonoter every dialcoltY that may attend me, ant' Ise mitre that the c.ncere-t seise of gratitude for all favours are thankfally acknowledged; and as the former part se say life.: the ever been dedicated to the service of my fellow rnan.so shall the latter and that Whatever yoneboanty may bestow, it shall; la for as I ani..able,liongece4 up layout mast meted *Ellice, by publishing the truth while a type can be, fennel., Sycophant to Aso man or party; . I have Dot the sttp;:ort of the. abilities, or the eountenaace of any; for as it was of my Serif frie•Vtill, i have entered M)ielf in the service of mantind..th t here, and always will, ezert my feebleabilities to the atheists( their power: relying with fall coulidesee and pleay.ire oa their goodnete far my future support. In i79;.', on the 4th of Jr ne, I was Isied by indictment, for selling Paine's Rights of Ilia, aithaequitte t. Two days and tr° nights' imprisonment when taken up fo• :he mut and one n.glit ie Newgate after. Let this verdict put a stop to Mr. I. l itt's system of terror, and all similar prosecutions. In the neat 'sheath, July, I was tried by virtue of an . a-Officio, before a Special .;ury, for Paine's Letter to the Addressers, and ac quitted; in 17Ei, I was ;tied by ihdictmri.c for uhlishing In ,my politics frir, the People, s e Story told of a Game Cock, for which I was acqulUed. I was implinesed three monde and aye . days before my trial, tares:ski* and refusing to give the es orbital bail of tuo thousand pou* thyself, and two others fiC I doe thousand e.ch. In 1795.1 was triedbyaSpceial Jury for r Pige"s Female -Jockey Club; It was. comprmaised by my 1 . Cmmiel and posed over. In 1196, 1 was tried twice, the one for Pigot's Political *Victim:ay, Ilse - second for ,the . duties of Citizenship ; t;th latter I had neither ever seen err knew of, nor of corm- had ever sold, when the presticution comthe,ired I homier I was cast on both, ont.theetr, and went . to America the three years and a half. Returned to• nty, sountry, myself 'and property were sei4cd, I was"doonted to, theca month& ' itithoossitsement, and book* Owe olfensiee) to the amount two thoastusd eightlundred pound', wlWth viettopirked up for the American market, were burnt ups. die prernises; and I was obliged to pay two hundred and eighty-ylx pounds to pre serve my household furniture. These acts of humanity were performed amidst the tears of thy wife and children, myself la a prison, sheathe late Spencer !oaf;woe Attorney4Soattrafx,' by ,ao order given . to . M r . lisitscsulth the greatest truth and sincerity, without the' kat .emaggerattbs wr ,l edlitharing, have I laid before you the State Stay Case,Aiithout less by Sea of &early as vont, that *being au • event Iwhlchfrequendy happen...although-It was in tills .cissa thief*, seqpiprof toy beim .out-theedc D.• I. SAWN. . . . oe.the. Mr. Dawes., one of the Contractors of lA. r.. present 1 Loan, was found dead on Wednesday morning In his YI` PIDESTILI NI sse-- . Captain:itivk . the - Prdestrian, undertook on Tuesday, fors we:00*o! -200•gaineas, to - go onloot :sixty miles to .twelve bents. ','lle•sta ,ed at four o'clock hs the morntng,' .. uad. 'al - half hfs distance in twelve minutes leas •thati sic ittinrs, • slid. As continued to perform &it Miles an her Gatti re-.' ' turn with ease,-and won do matili'earitlk tea minutes to spare. Tuesday a private of the Mune of .rdnesbelonging to the Fifeshire Militia, who are on duty at Wool wich, over the convicts, Wes.stationed as a sentinel, and while id his box lie visaed Mt _loaded musket by • jo e" • - „~.~ Y.YA .l .. r ~. --~, iiiiM -.4214, - - - . eeedett in heurdtttg lad "Noel% It torte -- reetial etete dli fi I the side of it, *be% Itinifortiilititly ilitiOed and Went i Itye - .- t -an• so 1 491 •._ laden Vikr. aaval s ores, 'hi a *mat marinate caned -IA Ttat, aelif 1 e Baardeass. . She was anardwills 14 golov sad hitt aa;.agnecinolf, Out contents roamed tturough Ws head and killed 1 miaßartle.y..-,::•...::—. „ 5 6 , 4 2 I t o () . p r oa sia t od oe a do s. 6 b 1 7 t 6. 40 84 men, .:44 of whom were made primmest. mid hesaght MN. l ,,he ! bils on eke spot. :- • • • : I White Pen Yirtii;rity 80 861 Rape Seed remainder hiving leaped overboard, seseral at whimsy= toe , iii . 5ig...., ,c. aptain, wfredttmartt, Its* she rest sot iwa sherry. labriistag .as r;* y one, .... ottash r _a for whose a. ,nnrihrhensiool C l eas te Y d ° : . ::•:•• : - • mkt or the hatheort the georortiril on o 144. rod rr - ,,do4)stilisikiesi at Lloy4' . s',otfoi:o d . kreofard • of 1001.. , . -isi Sestrialedl. was aehtered without •14 - -- -.---- - - ' - - '"1" - -- 1 : tiAti'll FIELD I's — Via 0.--.1e02•19. . ' ' : Ta slak-rhe dett ittkestsme — tif SM.' • 1 • Beier ir ,;,fis. id. to. Os. 4d; -• Mead of Pitt* Zahsda.7 1 Wave I at. to 6a 4d, Boti*s ~ . _, . ~ 5* Veal ... 0.1. 1., Ss, 04., Siteelv • ... . .... .;.: 8870 Path 1',.. Aih. to 7r.. VC' Calati : fssacit.l4-4 -iv., - 15 1 . 141.441‘. ; • .. -‘44 71 11. .... "1'141.. 4)t tkitx"elpyr"7` - '44.15!.iit- 7 7.• ": t • ..,.. .0.,....,,,.. •. •Aui..- is ..u4101411..+, lora* i , ,i, .10-. _IX. ,g 8 11: . 34., 08. ..... .., •'. "' IGNietee-Wr • ot; ieso es stiaosillii: . -.. . . . . . . . • . / .• tones will say-;+.;“ We cannot give •up our es- t here,oi d ot ... _ ... titelekiboo .,.. , ...r, I to goaded , _ i on_ t a 1 4 8 4 and - anu i _i : thec atam ittee at Lloyds i. ! Tram or 5 u,0.., pensive routes and entertainments ; nor will we suf. '• set "lib- "'`',' '77 *".7..2,," . l'' 7 1 d'" i t aD Y-"r" . .bartnittetia letter from Americo tia' those • Gentle- . fer a-larger portion of Sexes to be laid on 114 than is 1 .- • i..... kiittllfp,47 4 ll, OF ma is, ~. ~_,. , , Wien, propintat to 'yet it rn anti stibinli hlmielf totrial, _ te'dis leintieirbonAtbi, Marne NO *Wm . proilded - they wilifitest agree-4°lin_ : yritts expeoces to ; 5 , already paid by the industrious poor. Possessing al• A mi.i.etaionstoisitltt i . *Ow" I= 4 . It . b. monopoly of the -national legislation, we will neve r ir osie wr ia ttt: t i eL=V i rk e . • Re: "de ; ' oradirotn. America: la coati be . abitised be cOndensoed i"; Re:VgefsAlk _Amu ee to death; or transportedithipttoin'idlOti his trite r consent to any Rorer* in Parliament ; asi berlui pore; and the lanriStina ... :*.,r,, , N , Nr qcat, i ga d f am ily a l arga . aaatt ity .o , tatttliastly v 'alinithi laO'ho' " the leads of-Aussutlentry at- oar- disposal, we 1 1 ,4 0 - ...„ ', ~ - ; '- -; , 47 •'' 51 I .14 eg ui t tili l 41* is 4 " 4 " 4 " 1 4 1 . 1 :f °114141-kiiii ! 1111. tWOISAIIOII=O WW I It. WirW. :010 thi , ' •.) tell esee.., Ihetwarfoseet great oapitalists shall °oils ~. -6 1: 1 417: • - - - ! __ ....- ..l;* . lgiiiiiim a ir ,,, v .,_ ~.. ... ~ ht ' theßOMMlLlFAlitirelPiplegObile largbotlebtao , lug "lad, - ' - • ~,,i ..t • .. .4t:, ; .: - gzH i - ,:. ,* vitrge g los . . . 4.7" ' —. . 677-7 7 -1 - - 7 -' • % . . . - . . .. • . • .• • .• , . - . , - , - ~ . .• - ; , : . . 111iLL11cD71:43!. MADAM,--Pardon •• an intruding Correspondent. Prier, like your's, Ought to Entitle - you to the un disturbed enjoyment of ieelpskin W hom the public eye; but a letter, signed with your name, having appeared in various papers, not nrrely declining, but peremptorily rejectingall subscriptions from the public, is the cause sr taveddressing- yon through the same channel, teetneithit you, that such letter' of yourrs has . givert . much discontent fo* many highly respectable characters, who, no way Meaning to of. fend your delicacy, thought a sobsciiption the only method sf at once demonstrating - their respectful feeling for you and your •offspring.—The let itself hating occasioned much legalandpoliticaldistpssion, it was presumed, that while the amount of: tbe pro posed subscription might be of some small slake to your family, the expression of the public mind on the occasion, might be such as to wash :Way, ill • some degree, the obloquy attempted to be fixed upon the perpetrator of an act, Which, although not de fensible, was occasioned by much provocation and ill treatment, namely, the denial of protection and justice. Compared to these who calmly plan the destruction of a friendly city, and the . astassination of its inl.a bitants—compered to those, who, numbering among their dependent pensioners professed assassins, pro mote.. pleas of infernal machines—compared to the destroyers, by wholesale, of the human .race—the man who, bereaved of bread and driven to despair, puts a period to the life of his oppressor, and.frecly yields up his awn to justice, must appear less . guilty at the tribunal of a just GOD,' who sect the mest hidden springs of human actions. So 'thought : many of your well-wishers ; and some even went fertile'', and reflecting that from partial 'evil often arises gene , ral good, while they detested. the deed, imagined that national advantages were likely to *arise therefi•cm, by a change of men and measures. The latter most unfortunately has not taken place, and you appear to have taken offence at the former ; while those who advised, and, perhaps, penned your cpis- I Ikr . luivibten more 'successful in - their desfgn, for ' their. hue thirehy prevented' the expression - of the ,pahitc sentiment on the subject, and they have also alienated from you the hearts of many. :.,Let it be hoped, however, that whatever may have been the result of the advice you have followed, you.may not, in the end, ,have reason to complain that you have been deemed to your ruin: • Lam, Madam, - Your humble servant, .• -• . of R - 0 - 1 7 TtiB .1/11111tEpittaltD. TP. MRS. PSRCAPAL Mitrastr.-To your person a stranger, public re port has brought me acquainted with yOur transcen dent virtues, and experience has taught me that, 'wherifiirtues reside, there also must be nobleness of mind. Par from attempting to recommend the widow BELLINGHAM to your charity, for I am given to un 'derstand that a prosecution impetuls on one who has already so doae,'l, at present, Madam; mean to hold her up to you as a pattern—not In gffluence like yOu, she yet scorns to receive money from the pub lic, and that moroi not squeezed nut of a miserable' ,people by oppressive taxation, but freely offered and taken from pockets that can afford to give. Tier husband made you, and only you, a widow; but how many, vildenreiby the measut-...s of your husband, will have, (o; pa contribute to the' stun pant ed you by I arlihutt4t 3 Eby pine brought -to your .table will remind:You, : tbat., , lk: was, perhapit, paid for by a widow.;' thatit., was, fanned with her sight, and wt.. .tered with her tairi ; and that the luiclout fruit to '.gratiftrotOMbite; has deprived a farge family of a mewl; ad, Parliament, white so lavish in their praisea•sif..yOur husband, subscribed wrong them.- sf4el.- tisti-eum granted to. you out of the public pime.ltowatuld.haest been:bonewrable.both for thefts iandt for yollisilf. Such a proceeding, en dO girt; irouldlivestaimped truth on their eufOgfurns," and ;Itrve . protect the reality of `• the • toga tit' ',god lisped tkais profetied f or yotC, and, youM; 7740: it Ti, Ma ;AA!, ruin' Ake .11.14.1ridow: .0 1 ifti4tiqtAt., .aAd;.reject 40 7 Pelgidafiald. ,It ii: sa, iflOtt 0.4 0 er used to yaar.feidelp, : as it din only.stdd :ther• distress the eountir has boa alto- by your husband's ill-judged measures. 4• ank.7l4adami your humble, ieriant . • • • .c -.• . • A • AN 01'4!ft,E9SE PrAt.PTEIt. .. - • • 1 141b/if • a Y 0- • • > - " 1 • ' • CORN EXOEIgNSE, Jima 19. • - - 11 , 042- th e !Thrket bas but liweasidenthia fresh arrivals of Wbesit, and this trade fully sustains the late eoerease in price. iktrky, with Malt, are named at. little ,tioctnation. -,Tl w lt me may be observed kn Peas, and Beaas of eaeh descrietkiln: ()ass are in sboit supply, and males of this aitlele coistotaes full as deer. Dour a dheut alteration. • %neat io2s 1900 150 s Tick do. (new) .. 69 75 Finedittg... ..... 152 /56 • 1/o. (rine Old) ft• 115 i Oats% 48 M „ „r' 41 i i I, .. t ", 4 I . r 1 I e , i'l • A fl , , i t - 1"1