The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-25 00:00:00

VfXlFfflt - : (Ist du - roue of the great increase qf the circulation et.l rat Sr 17151114 N Shire th• arrangement frith Mr. Cos• titer. It has been deemed expedient to restore the (#Fee is +lmre Central and mere Convenient Premises, No.itil7, Strand; and that no delay in the delivery of the Papers may be occasioned by the additional daily Sale, further measum are is contemplation. LADr-Dsr.—Holiday at the Public Offices. ebt sptattomatt. " TSB lIIITIIII STATZSISAII " IS tweseroaars MO WITS " TIP STATIsIIks." LONDON: MONDAY ETTNINO, 111. 1 111 CH 23, 1822. —am.-- 8 /fICK EXCII.INGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Though This day is a holiday at the bank, the Stork Exchange remains open, with very little business transacting. loused. are Blal for the Account, and 801 to 1 fur money. Five per Cent. 1031. TotrETEN St All the dealers in. Spanish Stoat ate at this moment on the alert, owing to that Stuck having got, up at Pali* and Amsterdam, four per Cent, with orders Laving been sent by private letters to the leading houses in London, to buy up Old Spanish Bonds for the 30th of April. In connoilace of this, it is ' 'expected they ve ill experience a inether rise in our wearke.t. which is rathentisk t - , ag, and most -of tile eminent brokers am baser'. i d c op-ilittpl . :•Pressian 'e. :ti. 4‘..e gle A ; 881 to 81 Danish .. r - •' • Nespoleisna. . ..............;..‘ 11 ~. ,;,,,, - Mammal. (New)...saiLl446 . i.cresslik.dially buyers . , . 'OM—. ...... 6 ' ''' Vd, ••Z ) .. . . . •• .' french The Columbia Hoods ate mach' the 140 :if 4 li .Satiiday. ' MCILANGIA. '' -• ; ••• '•-1 - Strange as it may appear to seer 'readers in gene ral, see can assure them, that the Erotism:ea, as stated •in the news-papery, are generally false. There are a few, and very few, persons who 11)&1214f this matter; a:al thst which they authorize to beintaisked, is not wh..; i. , , hot what they wish to appear., This is per- GI ;ly true, though we have not the daily means of ol,laitticg correct information, which !attires almost In have a hood i.: the transactions theXaselves.—The list:lone% keep, at present, at the point that we Last stated. We de nut expect them to fall ma te:L.4 ; because, •as we observed': before, paper can be (Laira 14 so as to prevent this. Bet, ' then,the system is caught by the other born in the el:lemma ; namely, fulliefrts i 'lnd these, at o ir readers saw on Saturdays baoceosese ter make geed, • amply tee make good, our expeetatiOnx...--'f he farmers gni landlords will hear in mind, that tite ; lost year'ts :Agri, oltural Votneuittee, snticipeted a ris# bf 'prttli' p - swot that, too, wish, the chance of a arie er0p . .44 g ood harre.et. The anticipation was 1 fonisdoi ens as 'opinion, that our currency was (is Illay . lai94Ot , io ! ihq too MO 'fa valve ! A bright idea' to ; ko.soiou liati isio . ..i' sias time, steady Old Time, answers& ta these Doi dons! In short, we do sincerely belieta t tkatlisete,i. Oat ao equal Bomber of men, is si‘sausisoila world, so ig,torout as the present Ministers, - if t"li bobfeetre is, whist they say. : •,t1 !• The stile of pudic affsi , a in this citsillity cannot ren.ain long as it now is. The continued fall of prices must produce a great change of some sort. It ap pears to us, that the landlords caner to town fall of de termination to remote themselves; but, that, some of than leave been hiked over, and that the hearts of ..the: sI, tee failed them. Who would not, lung since, have expected from Mr. WESTERN, for instance, senti immt• uttered in parna went, corresponding *s i tit those expressed ice his poosphkti.. Those sentiments, as fat a. they respected Cie . /me/Mulder, were perfertly cor r. ct ; lo', it ie in parliament that they can be uttered v..11e ,(feet, and in parliament alone ; for who reads, leas read, or will read, leis p imphlet ? If one such man tier, to step boldly forward ; were to speak out plainly ; he would soon call up the country around Lien. Bat, the truth is, that there is no wan lie for the task ;' and daily and hourly, the money-people who leave all the fleece eis.`ters on their side, are growing re latively more powerful. We, however, do not know that this is not a gaol thing-. Amongst the goods to he tranefcrreel ore the toeougho. to the transfer much of the rata will be rubbed off. These articles nil! fill is price as well as other articles. We can t ..e, at least, possible good to come out of the:tranafer t and, as to making our state Ecorse, that is impossible. The drain from the kingdom by non-residents is con siderable, and certaioly adds to the distress. There are about 70.000 English and Irish and Scotch, con stantly living and spending their (or (pre) money on the Continent. This takes away about two millions a year, and a large part of it in tom ton. There is Ito possible remedy fur this but the taking off of taxes in England ; so that, start with wba!etrer parti cular evil yon may, you always Conte to this point at last ; and the conclusion is, that the taxes are the cease Of the ruin. Up to this time, tie rents hare, for some years partly, and this year wholly, been paid ant of capital' and in the wag which is so clearly explained in Pee Farmer's Infe's Frieud. But, this capital Mast come to an end. Wenn HALL is, we bear, sending round Lis circulars, advising the associated farmers to give notices to quit. He wishes them, we understand, to give shad notices now directly, and by one uniform simemosent, though in a way to avoid the consequences of a charge of illegal combisration. Tbis; we de not deny to be sound advice; but, we dotibt . af its 'being A 'TEE sT, followed.. There eau be se orneahoNat itaitich a case and, beside*, Mr. HAW. former advice bas bees so ver44o, and his schemes have 'rinsed se muck weak ness, that the farmers will be claw to "*" to him. The farmers will, is general. hold " and pay no rent ; and, we think, that it is very likely 1 to happen, in the end, that distiaints will brauspenetedl by law, when they threaten to produce general olttitu• If distraint, he 40 numerous as to suspeed cultivation io any ronsiderahle degree, there will be eorseefrioe ; rod then the arm of power must interpose between landlord and tenant. One thing is certain ; that no rents can he paid out of the produce of tie land with present prices and present taxes. Mr. Timm 4 S ATT WOOD has dryly proved, that the present extraordinary state of Ireland is, in great part• owing to the, same cause as the distress of husbandry here is.. There the pressure is greater, because the cultivators hail litre capital to keep them• up for a while. Bog, to the same state would things arrive Ihere, unless the law interposed between landlord sad tenant. We think that two years, ie the utmost extent to which the capitals of the farmers Min carry them along. And, in the meanwhile all the ,uld ties rebid hold theni to the landlords will he graafeelly itrekeaf This former already cares little about' Use latter.— Mei le no cordiality between them. A little while is the present course will make them the natural enemies of each other. And, thee will chive be gradually preparing themselves for that cataltropite. which might be prevented, or -at least mitigated, by an immediate large reduction of luau. While we are thus shrinking from our unnatural and,bleated Size, other nations, oar r ivals, are grow ing fast in strength. The French are prosperous be yond former times. The destruction of their old night usare regin.c has made thew a new and vigerens peo ple; and the Ansi ricaus, with prices lower Ihriei ours, ore rising in reel resenrces, and steadily ,forming 1 , :MeV& a nary as was never yet seen upon the •steeati.— Mere, in this once active and solid conntry,.ol4Plag inhibits marks of decay, decrepitude, asiitherfi . OWnti- Allem No man, be he who he may, Indir,i.ligiftla ani thing, upon any pursuit or 1011b11741011 , asllarrr any thing of cc; tainty about it. Every °rte . :4 AA* . 110: see what will happen ; and that alokirisinitallpetit souse of a bad result. The taxes arel4lliiiisiiiiiisiote ' ie those who have, at preterit, the #llwer - 1• 1 4!qop' ,them, because those whose interest it sis tolliVelsests sway are afraid to trust the great body of titqfgpplii. without whose - aid take them away tlttp,alaidtiittot!' it would not be warranted by experieneeMribliffptitif; this fear Will cease before it will be wants.- ,eel* 1' • •• ~....-.•..mt: I • T • • , EAST INIinTOMPANt . • ---- .ste. I .• We beg ear readers 9) have an eyelsAit i g e = pass itOorrimtleot lielMisi.io ibis Complowell; 0, dim'''. Thee itt to isi`itiyge•surri of inigkfriOtift '''tit's'it' - at le a st; - bit !we , or, s•retrolfrfor this aisnAcation of the withirsa k eil l people ought to be strictly inquired iftiti i lt ght to be•asked, how it comes to pass t 1104 4 1111111", inept* of England should owe this Compiler., !Mt what it can be Air Whether there haajiliiikari bass made to us by this Company ? Ainkile itneil, whether some ground fore possible existanaa4pitir just claim can be made out; and clearly nada toslkli4 As to a !meet of papers, callc:1 " Earl' - trisael counts," what has this Island to do with t'hat i 1 is boasted, that we hive gained an " empire in tb Esst containing eighty millions of people." Bst,aleill Apostle says. " what.advantageth it a BUIS if lingetiil , the whole world, and lose his own sour; aodorbit adoantageth it us, if we gain " empires ori et4fgX4 and lose by the gain the fruit of our own toil ? fedi: reedy we are always paying our money to ludili„lssi now, its addition to former enormous sums, wedwomlinei4 to be called on for a direct payment. Indilli t lti! . only a channel, through which English tozewpass WM the pockets of persons selected here by thosewhc . peSt seas that inter‘st, that influence, to which oar readOlti will not fail to give the plain and proper nasal. &tie part of every labourer's week's wages goes to support .• outs Eastern Empire ;" and this is the gain that lodis is to ti-0.-Ilowerer, let us watch the motions of all the parties concerned. • ~ „ LATE BANKER courrs. • 4 • We perceive that the will of the mass taf:orietT has really been disposed of in the mweroggo i liforo stated in the public papers ; but, what we Ow wish to point the attention of our readers to, as a curious thing, fa t that two of COUTTI's Executor* are AT• K !NOON and PARKINSON, the 'Mantua, who, as our readers o ill, perhaps, recollect, were the Attornvysi Kaecuturs, and sole Legatees of a Mr. EL461141., in Ilichingbarnshi re, who, by a n ill, ever! word of which. was, as appeared in evidence. wi Wen in his own hand, cut off his own brother with a shilling ! This case of Hassel. is a neat match for that of COUTTIII. It oughtnot to heforgutien! but should be placed before the public in all its proper colours. If the press be not for this purpose, amongst ethers, there can be little ass is the press, to the public at any rate, thongh it may be of great use to those proprietors of it, who are base enough to make a traffic of praise and of reproach. There is one family in this town, that owes all it pos sesses to this traffic. It was begotten in corruption of this basest sort ; in corruption it was brwaght f,ktt)s and, like the maggot, on cot rotation of' the satosi4let it still feeds. it is got Li;, and it tries to get: esWet: it now-and-then curls tip its nasty funi:fettliag woggle; I Int, it is stiller maggot ; and, is the esskit will yet* the old snyieg : " what i. sot own tibe6.4l's bask, zGe ; bento.:snew I . I : I I . .. i l I, , , i 1 . . . i 1!. . . 1 .. . l ' s 1 1 1 1 . . +l 1 „t 4 4 1 1 fi 1 . I i , • .1 , I ~ i !. . i I, 4 4 .1 1 i :. l '.' , ~./ .. 01 . 1 111,.. 1.1 ; 1 i` ‘'' .1 l , i ''' 1 ,. . 1 l' ~ it . [ . , 1 1 0 i ~ % . .. .. ; . ..c., , , ci( t. , .. 4 1. ,1„.. ~,,. ii ‘44 4, .., s , .._ ',141111p II" P:- gas. *odor his loelly." We whaler how large $ ?sor ties 'or lite tang:dies fat is to Ir. ascribed to the raises it kas sold to leelyi legntrea The Irish papers receivedlo•day state, ibet the nelich• boarlsood 4P:swum:het end Kantnrk now enjoy corn paradvotranquillity. Some outrages of the usual kind have been committed by Wbitoboys its the vicinity of Clunaiell ; and in another part of the country, near l i likilsberees. as cottage instated to have been committed i by a small party of the Rifle Brigade on the person of a girl. whom. ins state of elsuelsenaess, they shot. Fife I Of the party, implieedeeilll':the transaction have been Owed under arrest. The Assizes at Limerick are Kole, en. John Kelly, Edward-Fitzgerald, schoolmaster and ..,, wr it er or .•.apta l in'tooll 'airedece, and Jobn Humane, Mere severally intik:4l4 for having seised one goo, and ceasing the name.. to .1.0 delivered at Donator tan, on the sth of DeMbse.lest, lade property of Mr. Ed. blergan,Gailty againot.)4lly and fitegeteld. Michael Mahon was also toned gailtp.of having 'dull niatered an attlawftil jitlo4lrMiieitij. 114, wet, master of the,shiplilsiesdopnweisli lazil+lllolbelotle, on the r i ver sho ui t s: • err •.., ..: : i .; .i .. ~.11 11 ., a •.:eu •-. • Ato i i Parip peps* w Mak *NO InW th the fled being . . .. .. . accounts of fresh stitorders havingli4e l otititir#l4ne . . . . day km as-the Colter -4 - I , l l,Ewsw w bet,..liMtit.y Nn! e silltigth. of ccant4f4 turttlmil- dafonnateon ilt is saidoithd alto bate mlittlil. it 71.0 1 b 4e . Pvis, the : tly before, of s' seditious wormiest at Pont beavoisia (listrflittt;:" . itttll4 . the guilty,. Respecting niiiill6.,arielifil worm g,t4t he war/A O nneble, at Milf•ititild 'Of &000 "Maiii.i . With ... .. . . wl'am)slit 'brie. 0ut,t4.311•441e. WS Lyonsp4lo gas Chataltesi-wf chid !Nit* 'Ttfl' id/Ariel"' 'di :of feityirott.oo a, iiitm i bronglit. bulbar .• dos, Mwerir 1 "" eg ..ditaltstebv , llOLOW'lllettaili Anitti: in: it .•,• sl • . • live. .t, , c ..10.• , :•• • . ir. '4142 .41,4. .hniatilvbedleanattadittappvto -111.4...°1 _• ‘ll . , et ' l ' f .e.* ** :n i AISOA0100.404;i4; ... , , 4 ow "Oiora ad: ltisitoopdtbser.t Clatantliationak" ap- OM* to , the Motif ^ lll It it'''liklet.'4‘ol ,iAW,: u. pestrid*Aist 3 . • ....a• 164 •%1 .• .1" •_ . . I P! t4.4: t: , 041/1 9014" 14 air. 1 ,114 . 'li4e 3 111 1 kw:Madam:el • consideration. iim4mttrintillnoliWeg ileatriiiii#oo44oo4Wil•.te;i3lisOliew amtierisemsOb• Amblisiiitor , ,fiksilit Abri,#.,:::l4fter 240'1114'44.4i;didti;111111/t" 8 1 111A1:41idang , st:t« Ol u v„•.qe,' 1 • ~ ..t:ot wry alt *tow ,t,51 a cisf • rt . s:l . . ' o. a v rib a 't.Ri4.:tt .'40,,,J1A 4.rtout 7iri . . A.. , /WAWA , Villoboi•olsOmtlIXI-rasea mat 1 1 • s o,t , ! Oa Opfpll(titiff:lseAlkliatletOtek - . ' -.• ft (1 e ' a 'r 0414"1014161tr":1. "1111 fiT 1., Madrid nwpitsi Mid 464 , 816 *toe I.ii l ast. lap sloe irribeehr myr,iitiklit.o.o9 . :I'hiy - cus Wiii6Pilas of 1 11 1894634,.**,5.1it0 ;Wiwi- *bitty with the proceedings of the Cortes. A +Mei Mem Malts.), 1110 . 2611 t of • Jortiary state, that tho imition to •OM M 1541% tveiviiinie. which had ba•i ) PePired "fitia•WAt4. :llii.priatipai Wield'. tuna of•Jhe islAnd..cawspisitehg•of .grivankrs in tbd , admisdartation ,of its Jr'.A irka 'boa, withdrawn, at , ql.:4lll7AdirtPfit.l44l. OP .faulfaCylai k " Oat 4 . 4 0 tiesterpis r ,essii woo t 4 ostsgetti. • Was aftonvetds made of that ratiantetiowl • being indastViorsli circiiitteln e aelf h'cll . ref from a very bight - 1 6:1 'itosi4sit;:fl4ll. ilie ihidifTS, .4 IP fact. been got , up by • fray disfellitadini ?laviiiiiinteles to serve the 'denotes of a party in . Ea r glaph who are. jealoea of tit. great 1 inegerKet elfro l yttr 'by tiellititigailmily.- _le conse quence of this report, so - treglitfpfe'otitioners, indige Dail ikt.liie iisairmatfoOs it. e.oorieyed, haveraddressed die liioiliag latter to hie.4zsalleacy Sir Thomas ' !Millionth:— • • 4C; • 1'..• t... i . . - "Ilfitravillw. 20. 192,2. • Sit,-1-WI keg lean to intim!' ynilr Eseellency. that hiving subscribed a petition. which was forwarded to England, cur the purpose of being laid before Perlis.. ,1 went, urp, bule„, fro". iciformalitv . was not prenatal% we have,. ,anit IndleOtioo; determined to soillles•1 draw it • , ' , • . •••,, .• . ...-; 5 , .• In order that our motives, is so doing, may not he misunderstood. we deem it our duty to state, that our . sole reason for coming to this resolution is a thorough .. conviction of your Exceltency's desire to redress mery... I grievance therein complained of, so far as in your Enc celleocr lies; which desire is manifest to us, not only from your Excellency's communications, but from your ~ recent and vcryimportant and veryjudicious enactments. * 1 *. We take the liberty to add, that being conscious :sin, oar own hads of the rectitude of our intentions, both in framing a ndwithdrewing this petition,we areconrineed I we have nothing to dread from any misrepresentation of our conduct: but it will afford us sincere pietism'e to be assured that your Excellent!: negoits us to so doing of any 'notice or feeling unworthy the ebaratteetif ,Ine t Li nest men and loyal subjects." In consequence of a Requisition very respectably mid numerously signal, the High Sheriff .4 Corn .all bar d a Meeting of the Owners and Occupiers of bluff. in that county, to be held on the 2d of April nest, to consider of the present distresses of all classes, and of the Agricultural class in particular, and of the best and speediest means of obtaining retie!. Also to tike into consideration tho defective sad an equal State of the Representation of 'the People iv; the Commons' House of 1 0 .rliament, to which .the Reqnisitionists believe the burthens and privations; under which they suffer, are principaliy to be attri• buted. .:. A requisition is now in COSISP of signature to the M ayor of m on mo u th, to regtifit hint to call a meeting of the inhabitants to petition the Commons' floury of Parliament for a idedrese of tirievaaces and a Reform, On Monday, the lEitis instant, a meeting was held at the town . of Chester6.l.l. in Derbyshire, at the Shades, of most of the respectable tradesmen, fur the purpose of drinking the health of his Grace the Doke of Devonshire, most of them bring his tenants. Their Chairman, Mr. Clarke, In' a very forcible manner, read the speech of the Noble Duke, whose amiable qualities are the admiration of his tenantry. His opinion upon the tything Irmo, I n i rr t,,,,J, th . r ,,,,, es t' lately in the House of Lords, has, if pos.ible. endeared. him more strongly to the good folks of Derbyshire ; and his health was given with a sincerity of feeling that could nut be surpassed. The cheers that followed seemed is give a jest to the song. and the evening was passed so happily, that time alone can only de stroy the sonsealorawar of the eatertaimeent. 10-MIN 144.t.'41)5. i (eland :, ni l : l e d : n ... : p e r 4 s . e :e n , ah g c e . iit r 71 wr i oi a tt r h t. 6 1 6 : i e ei s nv i . rt w hir ne l i n : s e , , a pn ri e : er.f e . ..1 7. , , , , , i, , , et : ,, ,, ,,,,41,11 , :dit.i.:4, „ 0r..:,,:t. Lord MA commissioner (Sir T. M oi:sad) 'c g ,, i ,,,,,, on the lth inst . the Legislative Sr//ion of ii,,,;* beets:" year. We regret that the uncommon len4sh -.7,,,7 important doimment prevents us !rising it entire : Th, speech enters into a se, y mintite detail of the ester. situ progress of tim measures vi hie!, the Goveran; hail thought proper to adopt, i / ccnrq 4 steps taken by the Greel.s, for their emantipatien, I n a the .li,posi lion these excited in she breasts 0 (1h r l as i lt ,; For this disposition, the Lord CitilloISSIO11•3 total... much consideratino was to be allowed :—. surprise the Executive Government," sty. he, ;,,, 61 the spirit of revolt against the Turkish sok. , c „,,,, the continent immediately adjacent to the soot 6'171 pa r .: of these states, that the people should display Or s.r''. eat sympathy in favour of the insurgents, A . nn S. :t i ,,; the same religious persuasion with themselves. wit o ..,. lesllar habits, language, and manners: on thvcat.he z the circumstances of the ease naturally gave rig , tett,: ;belief, that enthusiasm would prevail fir the Lease. "Mims of those who had long infterei unite a rule o' great severity." While this enthusiasm was just 'wos, M seems, •' a Turkish brig of war snmetnielsl 6- Oreek emitters, after resisting their attack, anCingei I 3 "a bay at the back of the island, in the vicinity al . "! town; the population of which, and of the neighhe: ignagg v ill age s, vn t e nt . re lewi h i :is et e at n t ny o t d.s o i li tsr t n "u o r n tl s d i: im e t r wr h a u e n u2 n d o l i t t : n6 l ego i r ' ;; • • men were sent to ensure the observ ance of the Smits laws on the part of the Terks,when the people cementer; a o n ffice a r t , tac k k ill uP° ing a before they could retreit hire a house from said, they might defend themselves; and when a ,i, farces:sent arrived, the peopleretired for the true." a, gscelleney says, he is " unruly as any man testi* fr. . the fetainge excited sir the commit tefttiag Inlets th- Turks and the (Meeks; and in conmeissence of eliskirs thena paa er b s e i t n o g re bzee , n es t o hil th sl a sult n elv i l ilse , coatea,:a : fition of the momerft may he pleaded as P u el : P roc 'e' regi e rT; for the first attack on this weall•delichseent;" Wok, the eollision happened, or es h at it was That led to s e re. newel of the attack at night', ! ben the natives ar e r : sented as committing hintal - outrbgee Oh the 1,44 in. , soldier slain, is not explained, These attacks s e • dowel sufficient evidence of a generally rehellinis di,. positios and a surfs:int juetifigatista lot the nee , t that followed ; not nely a pi... Aptly malaise: tense wills bee been &silty if rebellion, bet otel., disarming the pn”cation of these sates and ofJechrk: smatial thief taitWqr at the swine time steps to prom: the propeditiosifekee' 4 giber ettnenitting theroselres le te tivent'ot meek oft 'billikettnin again tomer, et might be delft. 1‘474. 1 These IOW et lininsfrevr a riva pot cosi* to th a Wand o se e', lot eitiorted to Crphalosia, Sims . nen. mil new, OW% " sheestbm itis aissittiel,. tk A peopleedelDiginiketiatellimoweresmatitted write , mode aths,. et hibitod at ilaieliesied•doeseit•st Gaeta . the most perfect tranquillity prevailed,"ardthepeille '' ha 'mire*, suritemete 111:1131tOlog and saintrAtE .. , to the ersWesikerGerersmcat." . ~ •, ....... f:Ord Ws toll's abuses howislag Buss of Gamest wAellollgetto laso.434esiag tosita federalism ef La amiable Lady. ' . . ,a.e.,1 or 1- Aireotstanon Wall will - be fie* en' Friday, at GaiFs 'baleen the - milled of a-1110111ter in reliesest.' A Taft f uliaWaili ii l ep.ctiai; , ,ip ft likely, Weis mow of Om meeting. theteSir Willies Certis.rill make an appeal to the Livery pinst the late 66. flee of the Common Council. .. .if line .of comatheicatios teem • Leaden to Pore. mouth, by legalised telegrapia, titres place directly. limy are to be seder the directions of Natal Lira:c ants. , . , • . • Auniceortretel , The raxes.-4 meeting of the Pre: I rittors and Oceepiets of the 111(.11-LI ..nil W.liliaa Hundreds, ivy the county. .o( Norfolk. was held at Blofield on Therulay !estop :merest the attention st ltarliametst to 'their sittmtloet; and to.pray for a more efki.ent 'Miler; ' .Alsont 2tlf eat the principal propri.• tots s urf Ausipiess. &Mende, ,und G. N. U rri osghrt was call ti totht Chair. Ties dtsteis4 yiel•le to gone in flai f4itlfity of in soil,' itti'exiellence of its c. 11:...• fallen: eeribeopuJence of .ill Gnome, and the o'er: Mg was giirkti by equal numbers of gentlest* le, side with adsslaistretion and with opposition, (Sri , purpose of conipieining that the relief held est if Ministers is itiadetjaate and ineffectual. These ck curnstantoo reader the , rimed the complainants el.-, striking ; beentee• if Inch a district he among tier first to coulplaje. what must be the state of tho.se ice circumstance; leis fa-oared by extent and skill? A series of resolutions was proposed, to which Mr. !d• derman Thertill objected, because they did net point Slit the enormous taxation which has brought De er :'relent distress. The ttesolotions were, Meter. liorried, anti a petition foun:ted on them was propond to be preseuted to Parliament. The oirject of the n• 'enlt . ..._ a tons Was to chew that the pet saes cooposint the meeting werelelly convinced, isy their ewe esperiro , that even the best soils, however jndiciouey roltirateJ, have for some time past been to far from yielding soy profit upon the capital employed. that they bare sot even repaid the common ettpeoses of cultivaliset and that they einsideriol it to be impossible (or the lkitiall fatnier..u;eighed 4101313 as be is with heavy in.'" of various descriptions, from which the foreign rite" is who:Py en/oared. to evert Into competition 'n.o hire in our market, sviilicnt adcrate ;sr:deft:on. ..., It is reported - that the col rliso.tt '` Pri 1 ~ess of Chi heriand" M not ready to obey the order of the le.sy vent Debtor's Conrt, with respect to t!,e delivery jai+ the office of the important document whirls cuatsien_ the alleged bequest . to her b y the late kiag Pt 15,000/. /703 this O nliS.i.ln the ease, when last ittEno ' the Court, was adjourned ; and if. eta the dry if' pointed, the docnieeta Ise not forthcoming. it is are' eel that the Lents, in pernmece of its ordinary pra y 7 tire, acid strike out the e3.e , and not son r it to t 4 "'restored for beating until this paper he risen ue. The East India Company's ship Huretordshirs ts: . t 41tspatchent true t; anion for En loo , ( on the 22:1. sal the Inglis on the 2G:h of November last. the itata, 'George, Ilythe. lion/hay. and Alt . w ' re r%e ' rd.' shortly u follow. rather the wrangle. is decided a s having 4, "'D , 1.. to : The dispnte on Marvin the box e r's to .t r."... and the bets out time hare won. Martin efll ll .z el _ do 20 miles in three hours. Ant is- did not Ca ": 1 the whole of his grams& as % . 4 4 ,Ii • 0 1,11 Y P" . ae,.. and the barker a,, , ,,sii.si him has recet,r4 Ike s '.' , 4111 1 1 • of' 110 rot 1121 of' lik rii I t r 1" • fr • 11j tt4 SS I Jt F • a • a ii 1 Ir a• 141 L. 4!• T 6 1.• 41: Lt • Re ‘E A iii rt!• k. art. iro• 43.1 at I 6: Are ;lot toot fret• L Lf A A!. pow: edr • fl • AN.