The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-18 00:00:00

wiry by law, mold oot ►e induced to give op tbe • rible mak, notwithstanding the persuasion of our doers. It is lamentable to think that the good la a free 0 eeeee ment is endavouring to give to the m idi people, should be intercepted and withheld e them by a parcel of despots, calling themselves Holy Anjou. But such is the eiT.tct of the intri• sof Mat iniertemedcompaet. We trust, the whole of epe will rise, u one man, to dinolve the miser , confederacy. ?ecs tasies, it appears, is at work, for what Mr. sat Haw, sod his disciples reckon a specific for iraliaral sod national die —a rise in the sof reentry produce. Tows tallow has, within • few days, risen in the London markets 47.. to 51s. per cwt. This effect is brought achy what we were apprised of nearly a seek attempt to make a monopoly of the The principals he this business con s to WO t►emselves out of sight, bat the seployed is solSciently visible. While an issue itches/nu bilis Is to ►aise the price of Corn, an hate vapply of Book-soles Is to advance the price aed tousequently of Butcher's meat. Fine $ ammo* savellmeconstry from ruin LA IL Taaea.—By a meet decree of the Spanish tn. an Spanish vesselsomployed is the Slave Trade to be forfeited, sad the sweets, litters oat, mastery, undanned to tee yeas labour on the lit weeks. An foreigners entering Spanish ports dues ea board shall be liable to the same penal. , ad all sieves Woad oa beard @ball be vet free. km—Letters, dated the 29th of Dec. last, bare remind from Port-an-Prince, which state that ?reddest Boyer Lad issued a decree, probibi dog, Nicene penalties, the exportation of gold or sil- This measure was likely to produce much Incon el** to commercial operations. The decree is es the 15th of December. ,structof a letter from Port-an-Prince, Dec. 7 ether. no doubt, ere this, beard of the energetic mks taken by the President to compel the initia ls+ to industry; he has given orders throughout Republic to pot the whole military &region requi idol to enforce his commands that caltinte all his plaatatioas to their full extent. rouse( the takisg of Cartbageaa by the Patriots maim operation here for speculation. Flour is 'Meg from 30 to 35 dollars. ly the last American papers we learn that the fol. lag been named Candidates for the Predi lobs Warr Adams, Secretary of State; D. D. Tonn a, sew vice President; Wm. Lowodes, Representative Curse; Anh C. Calhoun, Secretary at . War; W. tiorferd, Secretary of the Treasury ; Smith Thomp- Secretary of the 'Navy; Henry Clay, late Speaker ;memo; Dewitt autos, Governor of New York. UN,' Bark btu just declared a Dividead of four eat. for AS last half year, and the Bank of Cape rte of three per coll. wording to adviess from Havannalt. received , lestowa, it appears that Vera Crum finally sne ered to the Independents or Imperial forces OF sW of she tetti of Gotober. emend Davila g lob setelemelell support In the Cassie else. Joan ;Sea, had looraeempelied to instead; samewthimmul sad his oppeneats bad speed to her, ell a Ames mad differences is oblirioa. An address At people had been published by the istendeet - sews, calling on them to submit cheerfully ate order of things. Thus the revelation lire is completed; for the rest of the @maul, be recollected, had long before embraced the cause mispeadeuce. is ship-oween are mach pleased at being he ad by dm Minister, that they ate is a meat pros. ad eituatioo, for they bad lot bees able to find During the last two years their property has I depreciated fully 40 per cent. At present a great bet of their ships are unemployed, and the few Its which offer are so extremely low, as scarcely sy ship's expenses.—Those concerned in the West a, end is the wino and foreign spirit trade, sad, ion, every branch of Britiati commerce, with the ?lien of musket (the result of whose sheer ms are as yet unknown) and one or two articles 02 k produce, have silently suffered fully u mach ai tokulturist, sod on the celebrated sight of Fri. Ist, beard with the utmost astoniehmeat, aid ins highest authority, that every brooch of mo t swain the most flourishing condition. 'e are very sorry to stab that the bank of Thomas siek. Sons, and Co., Lancaster, have mropended r proem ts.—(bireepeol Advertiser.) i Wednesday last an order was received by the keeper of Chester Castle, to prepare and forward .1.10 rounds of ball cartridge, by the earliest cow are, to the sister kingdom. The order arrived it half past nine o'clock in the morsieg, and is '.ore than one hour the ammunition was on the to Liverpool, cia Canal, to be shipped for Dublin. bid.) Ir. ileum Perratt, it... of Middlexoy, has pair 41 a statement, in which he represents, that on the inst. he waited on W. Nanning, Esq. the High at flehester, with a requisition, aigoed by two irxd landholders, " for the purpose of convening oat? Metall, to take into conside►ation the dic ed state of the Cultivators of the Soil, and further malt on the expedissey of petitioning Parliament ispt the best means of affording relief." Mr. rust relates that the Sheriff having penned the re declined to call the meeting, as his office id tapir. before he could preside at it ; bat ea sed hia intention to sip a requisition himself for may bleed!, as soon as his weenier was ap try alad said that he would also present t►at of Perratt.—Mr. P t asserts, that the interests yeomen and freeholders are different from those ie grutry and ,dergy, that the petitions of the for should be kept distinct horn the latter, and that practical agricsiturists should lose no time in chimx a meeting for the express purpose of re eatiog the wishes and upholding the interests of farmers of the toasty.—(Brietel Mercury.) be flight Hoe. Wm. Conyngham Plunkett, was litroesly returned,on Thursday, for the University habil*. o ust• —Us Monday last, a meeting took plate in Plfrnea Park, between Mr. J. L. attended by Mr. and Mr. M. attended by Mr. W. Ou the first fire. L. being slightly wounded is the leg, the affair compromised by the seconds. r~rak~ IW TfU STATir.94lAve ,eVR. HUNT. In etiasequeoee of posting bills exhibited In varione l parts of the metropolis. on Saturday, a nieet/ng took place this day, at the late Paul's Head :tavern. Cateaton-street, he take into consideration the means • y to be adopted to alleviate the recent cruel treatment of Mr. Hoar. The chair was to bate been taken at twelve o'clock, it was said, by Sir Charles Wollesley; and a great number of persons attended; bat Sir Charles not oak's' his appearance at the appointed hour. some consternation ensued.— At length Mr. Waddington was dispatched to the residence of Sir Richard Phillips, to ascertain if be was there. Mr. W. In about half as hour returned, and getting on the table. informed the company that is the absence of Sir Charles, he should propose that Mr. Gale Jones be requested to preside. . Mr. Jom as the• took the chair, sod at two o'clock we left him speaking. POPYLATION. The following is a Comparative Statement yf tbe Population of the several counties of (heat Britain, in the years 1801, 1811, and 1821, as printed by order of the House of Commons : evaimaal. Pordatloa !Population Rote Pordstlon $ of In -1181. 1811. crease WI. 2F Ga ff e. • England .... 8,321,434 144 9,828,937 18 11001180 Wale, BBl. 13 611,788 17 1.3 717,108 Scotland 1,300,085 13 1,803,088 11 6-7 1,003,011 10,472,04 f 14 11,98641103 17 1-3 14,006,677 Arvay, Navy, 470, .... 610,800 ...... 310,000 Total REMARKS. 1. The population of tie Islands in the British Seas not baring been ascertained in 1801 and 1811, no comparati►e statement thereof can be given; the existieg population of those Islands, when enumerated i■ the year 1821, appear, to bare been as follows, • the Isle of Mae* 40,084; in the Island of Ouernsey (and its dependent Islets), 20,827: in the Island of Jersey, 28,600; in the Scilly Isles, 2,614: —lean these Islands, 92,122 inhabitants. 2. The number of Males ascribed to the Army, Navy, he. in May 1821, is the neatest estimate that eau at present be made of the Regular Ataty, the Ar tillery, the Navy, and Seamen employed in esti/term! Vessels. EXTRACT Or A LETTER /EOM EDINIBURGII, DATED ft ' : • VIIIVART 12,1822. A most singular abd highly interesting ease is about to be agitated in oar Scotch Courts—not less than the primogeniture and sum:Won to one of the most opu lent and ancient families in Scotland (that of M— of N—). It is a case of twine, the boys are about 17; the one stout made, the other slight. It bad long been secretly whispered that the stou'est child, thou!) last born, bad been substituted for' the eldest, through the officiotts manteuvre of k nurse, and to please oac of the parents (now bothdead). A zealous relation takes up the cause of the supposed youngest boy, who it seems is a highly captivating lad;. and in this, is materially, if not mainly supported by the mattes testimony of a lately deceased midwife. This woman, of great cha racter in her profession, possessed in an eminent degree, its first qualification —mixer ! Hut, unfortunately, though she said nothing, it appears she kept a regular register of all the jobs she was entrusted with ; and in it, it is said, has been found a very expressive motosethens respecting this birth-4' (lod pardon my silence, 1 was , poor." You may. conceive the bubub the discovery of sech a book has occasioned in the county of A----. Some other most " delicate investigations" must ensue. It is quite a Pandora's box, and the tabbies are all alive ; their vinegar blood mantling at the idea of frailly es posed. What will be theism* of this question Heaven knows; but a strictly entailed estate of eleven thousand a-year is the object. Saturday a very splendid entertainment was given by the Lord Mayor to the Doke of York. at the Man sion House. Amongst the company at dinner were die Lord Chancellor. the Earl Bathurst, Lord Stowell, Cord Sidnionth, Mr. Peel, the Judge Advocate, Lord Chief Justice Dallas, &c. In the evening the Lady Mayoress was at home toe select party of friends. The Duke of York joined the ladies at an early hour, and remained with them until late. The company did out separate until after twelve. How To •rota a TOLL —About tea days since a (party of eight gentlemen from town met on Kenning ton-common to play a snatch at funt-ball, which was well contested fur several hours. At the conclusion of the game, and, after taking some nee sssss y refresh ment, a motion was made to return. But as four of the party were without horses and greatly fatigued from exertion, it was agreed that they should ride dog• 61e. They monoted accordingly, and their whimsical appearsace excited much mirth on the road. They jogged on very merrily over Waterloo-bridge. chuck ling at the thought of saving the toll as well as their legs, when, on reaching the gate, the toll-keeper in slated on his right to a penny fur each person mounted is the rear. which, after some sharp discussion, was paid, with a threat on the part t•f the gentlemen to take advice sob/ and 7: - SPORTING INTELLIGINCS ie.l6.—ftrrived _ morning, . Intrepid transport, Lieut. Pritchard, attest, from the Cape of Good Hope, which place she loft ea the litb December, with part of the 71d regiment en board, and akw invalids from the 38th and &Rh regiment.. The FM regiment has been at the Cape from the time of It, capture. sixteen years since ; most of the men would willingly have remained and settled. The Hypo. vies frigate, Capt. Lillicrap, had arrived at the Ciro "Rh the (inventor, Lord C. Somerset The hie lOW flormenor, General Sir R. Hoskin, is returned to Bee. had in the Intrepid. The Hyperion was to ramie in cniumaod aim Na dal, (hawing the Menai. Hero., and Cdttoet seder or. den) until the arrival of Commodore purse from Bar land in the Andromache. when the Hyperion wer4c on to India. The Glasgow frigate, Capt. B. C. had toothed at the Cap*, having had two months' psio sage. and, after remaining three days, proceeded on Is Ceylon. to land the Hon. Sir Edward Paget, O.C. B. die new Governor. The 38th regiment. Colonel Sir C. Campbell, was preparing to embark for India, without waiting to be relieved by the 49th regiment, mow en the peerage for that purpose. The settlers at Port Illiaalieth (Algoa Bay) had again been disappoisied failure of their second crop of wheat. Their the Cadre's. had sot, as was apprehended, rosealp heal them any annoyaacr. het, on the contrary, a goad undetetaisdiag prevailed with them. The Hon. Captain Ross is appointed to command the Mud sloop of war, at Portae.utb. in the room of Ole Charles Burned, promoted to the rank of Poet Captain. Captain Cliffo4 of the Barrios frigate, moderation for the blediterraiseas statics, haspublished an address to Ms constituents, the electors of that ho has formed a resolution to retire from while engaged in the active duties of his padkplen. Dispatches have bees received !rim Admiral Ile I. Blackwood. is the East Indic*, which asomince do death of Captain Lumley, of the Tapas. frigate, in Jay last. Lieutenant Fowell is appointed to command the Pim neer cutter, at Chatham. The whole of the Preventive Water-gassed. for sup pressing smuggling, is transferred from the direction of the Treesary to the Admiralty, and the office of Comp. troller, Ike., abolished. The Beard for victualling the Navy is to be new modelled, for which purpose a patent is sow passing the Great Seal, and the whole rondo* of the Asa is to undergo a revision, particularly is the doe of and pawing the acconsts of pursuers. The •amber of clerks in this ease Is coasiderably redaced, upwards of thirty having bees dist:barged dares the last week, some of whom, it is said, will be allowed small pensisses. The winks which hankies eseryleg on at Sheerness for a considerable time past bare tilteived a check by discharging a considerable soubter • Osten, ►ut firm what cause is at preseat mamma. EXTRAORDINARY CASE rag, his supineness, and ordered him immediately to get out of bed; he had been up for hours walking, and it was far more wholesome than laying on a bed. The nom-compliance to the request of this ludicrois i ip trader seemed to call forth his rage, and rushing IFir to the bed-side he seised on the gentleman with vio lence, forced him from hie comfortable coach, and the smile alarmed the proprietor, who, with some waiters, proceeded to the mess, where they witaiesed rather • siegular exhibition between the two geatiemen, the one keeping fast held, whilst the other was endea vouring to extricate himself. The wariest, who canted all the confusion, fadiag that his ;topmost' were too strong for him, seised a broost, which was near the door of the &pension, ead, breaking the handle, flou rished it over his bead with all the meacesvres of a military officer with his sword, to the great danger of the parties present, and more especially the looking glass, Ire., and for the safety of ell be was given into law custody of an dicer, who took hint to Marlborough street alice, whore he was charged with the assault es the podiums, sad ordered to lied bail. He gave his aims Gordon; sad, from varies* circumstances litil Waaspired, it was suspected that the prisoner had seemed from some place of eosliatmeas ; his easwers mid redact left so doubt of his insaulty. Enquiry was made at am Falsest hankers, whose name be had sseatiosed, sad it was discovered that he was nearly allied to s Noblessaa's family, aid bad bee. conSned Is a mad-boase at Betbsal-green. Information was forwarded to the sooductors of that Istylam, and it was found necessary to put a samie-waistcoat oa the anvortuaate young teatimes prior to kis removal. lie is a fief pow man, tad, we understand, Ass served in the army. Oa Friday last. sa 'abnegate circumstaece oc ,carred at Branki• Moor, sear Moil: ton: Mr. J. White, of that plan, is • lit of 'WSW derangement, shot Jolts Gale, his mesa servant. aged 24, who, after lispring a few lours, expired. An inquest was held ,ea the Saturday. After hearing acidotic*, and deli bunting abort tea hum, the jury returned the fellow lag verdict.—" The deceased came to his death in con sequence of a gas fired by Jobe White, laden with shot, whilst be, J. White, was is • $t of metal de retirement." Oa Monday, the graadtstbet of the de ceased appeared before the Magistrates tad complained to them that he was sat satisfied with the verdict given is by the jet,. Mr. White was oeuserpseatly seat for end cessmiumi to Durham gaol, to take hie trier at the assises..—(Nenesetk Couroat.) la ea* of the border oesatka of New York, the Measles paid the last year for killing wolves, beats. pesthole sad fen% amounted to 34,112 dollars. Smelts pLATI eel Ma. JACKSON.—Tbe Yoblrene and llentlemen who patronise the eyiliti•istie sports in • this Conntry, with a distinguished personage at their head, wade a subscription for the above purpose, in or der to present it to Mr. Jackson, as a gnarl: of their es teem for his gentlemanly conduct upon all occasions , his love of fair play, his anxiety to support true courage, generosity of mind, and honsynity dispo‘i.ion, the corner stones which so elevate tbe character of E tglish non over the natives of other cagoules. &meas.—The Decameter lad cit is talked about) can be backed against the Ges-lighe Mee. for 1001., but no person at present has come forward to put down a de posit on behalf of the former. TROTTING MATCH FO/t 200 GOINIZAS.—The rheatint mum which trotted three weeks back over Suohere Common against the American mare, is again 'satchel to perform a mile ill three misetee, and tarry 12 Moses— to take place on Tuesday time 26th inst. PEDISTRIANIIIII.—On Monday last, Wright. the pe destriao, undertook for a wager of two guineas to walk 50 miles in 12 hours. He started front the Shoot/cc of Mutton public-house, at the top of Marib-lane is Leeds, at six o'clock in the morning, sold walked a mile to and fee, es the York road. He performed tie regeired dis eases In twenty-three minutes within the gums time. Os Tuesday last, be undertook, for a wager of ten peuads, to walk from Leeds to York Minster and hack, a illstance of 48 miles, two successive daysin thirteen hoots. slipping at York one hour each time. On Wednesday siesiag be started at six o'clock, arrived at York 20 • iiiistrelinders eleven, set out from York twenty misistes before twelve, and arrived in Leeds at half-past five the same evening. The morning following he resented h.s task, and performed that day 's rare in twenty West:. less than the time allowed. F O O7. Itaec—Oo Monday se'onigle, between o se and two ss'eloelc, a foot race which recited groat interest was decided on the Coors* in the Siddals. The contest was for Idly guineas. and the parties were Heeler-famed runner Shaw, of Staffordshire, rod a young man of the name of Winding, an apprentice at the china manufac tory in this town. Many hundred persons were collected to see the sport, and the day being fine, people came from a great distance to witness the triumph of Shaw (as was expected), who is esteemed the first runner in England. Tbe stand was filled with spectators, and the expectation of a good race was highly raised, though the odds were six and seven to fon' tWfavear of Shaw. The distance was one hundred and twenty yards, and contrary to the anticipations of all the knowing ones. the race was won by Wending who beat his antagonist by the length of five yards. The time occepled is roa sting was twelve seconds and a half, being a fter the rate of Dearly twenty miles and a MN in 'an beer. It is worth narrating, that the successful rennet was at Ills work till one o clock, and returned to his employment as soon as the race was over. We understand the same persons are matched to run again on the 16th of March nest, JOU yards on the London road, for 200 guineaa.a— (Derby Paper.) _ meet, amongst which there appeired a greu number of infe rior qualities. The sales of every description of cattle were very heavy this morning, in COUITIVITOCT , of the butehen wishing to purchase poly prime ankle& To deb *sofa! per et. of 1111 m. • Reef.... es. 61 to ap. W. CATTLO AT ITAIIITAT. Mutton.. us. 64. to as.lol. Beasts 9 ,2 Veal .... 3s. Od. to be. It Calves Pork .... Is. 6d. tot. W. Sheep sad Lambs 19.91M Lush.... Os. Od. to Os. N. Pits HAT-MARIEBT.-No alteration, since ow last, in the price of Hay.-Straw and Clover as per oar last qao rption. flay.... ft. los. to 41s. its. i r Stra_w „I/. es. to It. Ms. Clover 41. Os. to 41.11 e. Limas, Fen. 16.-Oar Beast market, on Tuesday, was very largely supplied with fine fat Beef, which met a dull sale at from 31. 6d. to 3v. Sd. per stone.- llicton, though short of supply, was more than equal to the demand, very little having fined purchasers, at from 31. 6d. to 4s. per stone; Oxen judged to weigh 130 stones, were bought up by jobbers, fur Smithfield market, at 271. each. At the above market, 16 bead of Devonshire cattle were sold for five pounds less than they were &nightie at last spring by the grinder, by whom they had ever 'lace been well kept. and a part of the time stall fed. Lewes Stock-market, on Taesdsy last, was largely supplied, particularly with beef, which, however, met a very dell sale at low prices. MAIIIISTONT, Pall. 7.-At our market to day we had several small parcels of hope offered fee sale, chiefly Awn the Weald of Keit, most of which were sold -- Pockets from 635. to 725. Bags 655. to 740. A small parcel of good Middle Kent bags 1145,-and a few film Pockets sold as high. Snowman likansT.-The prices were-wheat. from Si. to Ili. per load; Barley 16s. to 265. ; and Oats 16s. to 20s. per qr. : Belies, from 3s. 9d. to 4s. ; and Peas, from 3s. 6d. to 4e. per bushel. CTICIIIIITZA COAT Ilaitzsr.-The Corn Inspector's averages are this week as follow:-Wheat 435. sfd. (being Is. Id. more time last return) Barley, 19s. 9d. ; leats, 161. 94d.; Beans, 2195.; Peas, 355. 50. tr . : Two steam vessels are engaged fur the purpose of Owing to Gravesend the That wrecked ladiamen, lei the of her being got eft ea attempt so of lest which, will, it is enderstood, be glade on Thurs day and Friday next. Two stage misehos have been twice engaged, solely for the purpose if conveying eanllters from London, to caulk the ship, *he work without intermission night and day. It is b singular Ise. that only one solitary pine of glass is the cabin windows of the Thames, was broken by all the violence LOSS waited ker. ':~i. ' W oe . hi' s - cc " h ' ut - 1 ; - 1 ,;;; c 1; . -- " Nou — ;:i - th . eso —r. c - i i a — sscs — ca — t ri t ; . ; ta k e advice on the 'abject, sad try the ration. For se" "1 1 =1 1 .1111 11411.KSTS.—(Tnta DI r.) this purpose another match was wide to be played op- eribed to particular counties, nor coasequently takes . , —ma-- into account is the forogotug rousparatiro statement, on Friday, aad, after their game, they were to proceed her CORS-EXCRANat, Fan. 18.—Me bad a large soppily of to town as before. About 3 o'clock the whole party " otherwise than io the general total; nor properly is Wheat this morning, but very little demand, and only Inwere sees approaching Waterloo-bridge in grand o r - that. without making allowance for the large number superfine picked samples could be got off, for which lab' der, when. within 100 yards of the bridge, they Monday's prices were obtained; hit all elite dentin- tin of Foreigners (perhaps 100,000) employed as nier- s_ hiked and took up I third pereen each, and then pro- tiers were unsaloahle, and prices of the hided°, quilt- chant seamen daring the War. and consequently tanaas seeded forward. On reaching the gate on the *nand ties_ completely nominal.—Prime malting Barley is It' into account in 1811 ; nor without demister's( thee side, t h e toll-keeper, who, it appeared had also taken is.p w r ere aa c° rter dearer, bat then is sot the 1 Mow in' many soldiers and sailors are attributable to Ireland; ment . in g the ordinary ea ' simples, a large quantity of whina orye- on which consideration would operate •proportionally •speed e t: g r a & ate subject, suffered red the whole p art y ,„ to p ass remained on hand at the close if the market.—The Oct iii° the larger number of men serving in 1811, as competed th my paying onl y tall customary to l l o f two-peace tro d, was imeowNotoristrli ht - 1.4..- o f 1 c per oln with the smaller r serving is 1821. la ogler. fey atica bar"' whisk wan ceaddaaad victory, and L iterter.—Whita aad Is. per ginner nel .. rf fr egga r ro wawe j t j J ig , , . hailed with sheen. The poor bones were then r e . war.—ln seine seddintegeflp en. dl the rate of inert. • i • -- - • . dt p :R s t , n4 o the r3ta l, stad=r i lti i. separated. &muss. ••) . ' " 44' ( a. I. . s il '' • •5e5,...•• 114 ST en on the respective numbers of Females only. Mi. of longue Increase Itlll. as an immense number ;dr persons docked on there - — Mai ".' s ••••••••-SSIO the trick, Kootoiaisrom t. 9 . , v .,,,.. fp ' ~, - 0 al to 1801. per nat. 1811. per cent. bridp to witness the expected contest. Old - OM. a Id 1444418 7 , I KM Cuntous Occuaastreso--At about eight o'clock, on Batibik, (New) SP IS DM% Fold 14 80 Females 3,403,331 or 002,710 or Old Floor. per Sock 00 0 It Thursday morning last, a young gentleman, dressed Norfolk, (Old) 14 OS 10.81344 SO Baposeost.jor Lest 101. Mi. no And the absolute increase of population in °net In the height of fashion, entered a respectable Hotel, Rye the ett TO•1111111. . Britain (if rd by that of f ema l es Only) appears In Piccadilly , unperceived by the waiter, and sane cc - Barley l7 MI Mint, Amedenn.... • to- to have been about one million and a half in the ant rensonie proceeded to the apattment of a gentleman (a Mal te peas is s Death. *SIMI Baltio r ßed / i 'et ` period, two millions in the second period, lodger) who was in bed at the time. The unexpected Boilers •IM 00 flambee Red .. tvisitor staring wildly at the gentleman, rho felt little Grey ditto 'is H has NAVAL INTBLLIGENCE. disposition to be disturbed at that hoar in the morn- Sawritnetn-Maases. Fan. 111.—The market was eat -ems.-./ ing, is a very authoritative tone reproached him for abundantly supplied this morning with every &scrip- r er , . _ Ponvinrurn. Fz•. • lfir-Anird . thi lion of cattle, and more parti cularly is small meat ---• morning , the Ms supineness. and ordered hint immediately to set . ~`. -~- 1 1 I ~;•,i A '~~