The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-16 00:00:00

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I PAY Lilt t't 11' i . i wit t'. e 1 4 . 2. f :„ I'ol fl ' ' 4 , f 161 0 4 . , re, ~,,, 1 . 1, / ' i t. i:1 ti ./ 0 4 i 1 , hi ~ 1 .. c.. •,. ,) Al I , (P' .t, a ' 0 X , , . „ t • . is -.• 1,.. eo ,1 1. A, • ; ; l 'N• MAILS. snit. rtp.. I ARR. DEI. puhilv 0 0 if 011 0 1 d • 0 0 Wmterford 3 0 Umbra' te Jersey - I I France -• 0 11 Li s b on 0 I 0 Fisnders - 41 1 1 .104.1 M,, • 9 0 America - PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK THIS D AY. Vent Meek' •1, India flteek. 1 per CL neal .... Ditt o Bonds 64 pin 3 per et. Cons. ....... . Sil flonth Sea Stock 31 per Cr '" All 3 Routh Sea Old MM.:. : 4 per Cents WU} Cx.Bill./td. New F00r5........ 10:iiSr unit. be 7, 411 Pm -6 per Ct. 1797 pm. Loag -Small 91 pm. Imp. S per Ct f'ori. for Acct. Sti Malt 6 per Costs ' Lottery Mktg. .. 1141.155. Vitt ibtattontan. THE HRITISIi STATESMAN " IS INCORPORATED w:TH "THE STATESMAN." LONDON: WEDNESDAY EVENINO, OCTOBER 16, 1522. STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK. This is settling day in the above Market, and, we un derstand, that the account has pissed over, without any drfaalters. A great operator in English end Foreign Funds, transferred, out of his name, yesterday, six hun dred thousand to the India Company. The above Stock, it is supposed, had heenlent to him. Consols. are 82i for Meney s fir the Account. Very little business doing up to this hone. Althotsgh yesterday was settling day in the Foreige Market, and there was a very heavy Account, we du not hear of any defaulter worth mentioning. The holders of Spanish Bonds have, we understand, hems the chief losers in this Acconnt, having sold their Spsnish Stock to the middling brokers, who, by holding, have gain ed considerately . The chief hnsiness this m seeing is in Kew Spanish Bonds. Another new loan, of a naval de scription, is reported on 'Change, but, being of a black appearance, it may only turn out a hoax. It is called Boyer's Lo an, St. Domingo, of Two Hundred Thousand Pontids. Chill. !18--Yew taminleh, 731—01 d. se to Mt—New Prus sian, Ygn—Old. 8O —Russia, 90—Dialsb, 91—Nrapolitas. b4—Coluutbiaa, 95—Peru, 88. EXTENSIVE FORGERIES. It was not without reason that we in our paper of the abet day cautioned our readers against forged Bank totes, and implored them to provide themselves with tome Sovereigns, small as the number might be. The French have a very good saying ; that each or such a thing goes to the lfe ; that is to say, puts your very etistence in jeopardy. This is a case of that sort; for, many a poor creature that will think him or herself rah from toe frowned the world in consequence of sap. posed money deposited in a drawer or a trunk, will find at leer. that money to lie rags more despicable thatii those that the. March winds make to rlanee upon the hark of a Immo,. We have lying before us the Brigitte* 7exette of the Sell of the present month, informing the torld that the FIRM. as they call it, of Leditseara and lloggridge of what they call the Brighton mad Sussex Bath, will give twenty guineas reward to any person ho will give them such information as shall be neci r Airy to bring to justice any person who shall have been es n. corned with some other persona that they say beta been attending country fairs, and uttering imitations of their roe pound notes. They do well to offer Guineas as , ea aril, or the public might suspect that die recompence .ould he somewhat resembling these articles which it ino-ars have been so liberally distributed at the country fairs. These gentlemen hank-note makers." beg lea • to inform the public, that they have now thought it ' expedient to limit, notes upon the Siderographic plan considered inimitable ;" and if the public can be le% e them inimitable, aftli all that has taken place; titer the abortive attempts of a royal commission; after the Bank of England has expended a hundred thousand :Ponds in the wild pursuit if the public can now be live this, where is the bottle conjuror that be does not one forth again and ride in his coach and six? We al. lays s...ich that the forgers would fall upon the country .des as soon as their trade with the Bank of England me. W:l5 pot a stop to. To be sure, these forgers are a :elalent met ; and a; such ought to be considered and i.r. ; btit, when t'le Bath of England has renter d the temptmion ; when this torrent of blood has been topp. d there, is it not a little too much that the temp laton shculit be continued to be held out by somany per !ons in tin-tent parts of the country. The small-note tit'. which •as ' , aura in July last, and which will be Teti .lent for the purposes of giving relief to agricul re, prolong , for eleven years to come the suspension of hat wholesome law which was passed in the seventeenth 'ear of the reign of the lwe King to prevent the inis ddevous practice of making this miserable paper-money. Rut we tro , t that P•rliament at its next meeting will put tn emi to this scandalous dint, and, on the first of May ,ex', ,i.e the curse to lie for ever done away. After all I.e warning that t'iry have hail, we can hardly say that we pity the perverse wretches that continueto be instru mettal in the work of (rand and of death by taking and •i re Ailing aniall paper-money. We ourselves, indeed, are .;•f coiivineed that all paper-money ought to be put an , i.i! to ; but as to the small-paper, we agree perfectly with I lie pi r..mhle of the Aet of th• late lisso just mentioned, ithinst declares it to be an abomination to a civil ized stive. Those that are ruined by forgeries hove themselves only to thank. The country-bankers must pay them either in sovereigns or Bank of England notes I Ind as there are now only very few small Hank of Rep laud notes in circulation, it must be the fault of those who take the country-notes and keep them or circulate them. They are entitled to no pity o hatever, however complete their ruin maybe. The thing, however, must 4 . 41111 e to an end. There never can remain a law to hang people for imitating those country-notes. It is a thing eao shock' mt to be thought of, and we are very sure that is o ill not be. HOLY ALLIANCE. To Ala. CA:VYING. Slll.—The Morning Chronicle ir, we ob , trou bling you a great deal about what shall hr done at the t'ongress of the Holy Alliance. Pray, Sir, answer the Marvin.; Chronicle, by telling him to look into his own pa p er of the 14th instant, and read these words, "on • the Brighton road, not far from Reigate, is a notice on •a largo board, of a form to let, rent free." Bid him ook at this, Sir, and then say whether those sho have THE STA TI . • s to message the affairs of a nation in this state have react time to spare to think of what is din Itty Holy Alliances. The soperiptenilant of our Holy religion, who Ifahen the tithes of this farm, would he the best expounder of tile nature of the coneoctioe at this time. The Clroai• de tells us in the same . paper, that yen harts appointed the eldest son of your friend Mr. CoacEbus, (which ion is called Lord Belford de If PRECIS-WRITER, with a salary of 3001. • year. Precis-writer Is, we be lietne, i inn of Gaxette-nriter, which is a very pretty office fork Lord! However, Sir, the farm to let rent free is the answer to this also ; and if you do not awake from the dream that you appeared to us to be in at Li verpool; if you do not awake from that dream before the meeting of the Parliament, we can you that you wit then awake in a great hurry. The Cfiroaide appears also,te he uneuy least thu honour ofthe nation 'hostel ha tarnished by the roughish proceedings of our friends the Bourbons, in the ca‘e of Mr. Joan Bowatran. But, neither the Chronicle nor Mr. BOWRING himself nor Mr. .1111131 T ihNTILINI, up tear at all to consider the effect of farms Lu be let without rent. That paradox does not appear to have made a suitable impression upon their min s. If they were to take a little time to consider, they would soon know that for a country, the farms of which are let without rent, to talk of its " /*meow ;" to talk of the " powerful protection" that the signature of its ambas sadors can give; that oar such a coaster tie talk in such a way, is very much like the hectoring of a elsfld while it waves its dagger of lath. Mr. BARING *Mears, we dare say, before he sees England again, what it is to belong to a nation which Las to pay taxes to the *tootle, i of sixty millions a year, with wheat at 4 shillings a bushd, and South-Down Ewes at twelve shillings and six-pence a piece. Ile will learn what it is to belong to a nation that has a public debt of forty millions a year, and a dead weight of five millions a year now hang ing about its neck. He will learn, we are very sure.' what it is to belong to a nation, who, all other nations know, does not talk of cannon; and who, without talk ing of cannon, may as well hold its tongue. —" Indem nity for the past" we have in our farms without rent; and of our" security foithe feterre," Mr. Bowsaw bas had and will have a little taste. We find that it is strongly rumoured, and with nsuLb appearance of truth, Ciat the members of the Holy Ala once atm not agreed upon the nature of the conduct whickit would he advisable for them to hold towards Spais." We have always expected them to find them selves, at last. in this dilemma. Spoils, left to itself by the Holy Alliance, would speedily liberate :melt; and Spain freed, and Portvgal, Prance would not long remain enslaved, and hale wool.' aeon he among the free nations of the earth. Germany and the Netherlands, and Poland would net be backward to join the Nations of Freemen. And this, it must be confessed, was afrigh(fut pi stare for the Holy Allies to look upoolliut the other aide was as ghastly. The derlietut, A Lex •l‘Dia, it is said, is for pietist; down by fciree, the at tempt of Spain to govern herself. Let him pet doles those among his own aahjocts ago Agee 4prolins. Hewitt have enough to do, at that work; and des this prima." Monarch be content with that!—We db not dwell o■ this subject longer, at present; but we expect to bear something of it, in a plainer shape, before long. Let it not be imagined, however, that we take the ration to be settled anteeg the Holy Allies. 't• is fii lihely they may enter Spain, as not. Probably, accident .11 1 , at last, determine the matter. Ountseas IX illll.l24o.—The papers received from Ireland this morning bring very alarming accounts of the progress of the outrageous spirit which has revived in the South-west districts. In addition to the instances mentioned yesterday, we have now, with concern, to state the following:—li the County of Cork, at Spring fort. Mr. Foot's house was attacked, with stories and fre-arm•, and his property destroyed to the amount of SOU or 6011/. At Danovan's Cove. is the west of the county, the dwelling of a farmer of the name of Dono van, was forcibly entered by a party consisting of five or six armed men, with their faces blackened. After abusing Donovan for having lately taken a farm, they maltreated him and Isis wife in the most creel manner, and afterwards robbed the Louse 01301. and other property. We regret to add the man has since died of his wounds. and but little hopes are entertained elide wife's recovery. In theconnty of Westmeath, the house of West Park, in the parish of Drom, within a few miles of Athlone, was set on fire, on Sunday sennight, and the interior of it consumed. On the night following as Thomas hl. Naughton, Esq. proprietor of the above house. was seated at dinner. with some ;teatimes, the windows of the room in which they dined were suddenly attacked, and broken by si volley of stones aid other missiles ; soil some of the company narrowly escaped being seri ously injured. On the night of Tuesday, the dwell ing -house of Mr. Joseph Hicks, in the parish of Kilgiass, was set on fire, together with two stacks of corn in the haggard, by loins malicious incen diaries. The house, however, was , only consumed in part ; hat the corn fell a prey to the flames. On the night of Saturday a horse, the property of John Connor, of Toneavane, near Dlannerville, (one of the revenue boatmen) was maliciously stabbed in the belly and killed, in a field on the farm above-aseationed. On Tuesday night, a horse was 'soughed, and a quantity of corn maliciously destroyed at the distance of about a mile from the town of Clare. On the morning of Sunday a notice was found posted on time Chapel door of Cratloes cautioning persons Dot to pay tithes on pain of death.— On Wednesday night the house of Thomas Brennan, who resides on the lands of Coolkip was attacked, and on his opening the door, he. with his son Michael, were dragged outejde. placed on their knees, and compelled to swear " they would quit their farm in six days time," and threatened if they did not comply, that they should meet the death of Edmund Shea. Paris papers which have arrived to the 14th instant, have brought fresh intelligence of the disasters which seem to attend the Turkish arms in all quarters. No mom had the destruction of the Ottoman force which been known at folllstaplinipte, thus &Odeon werirbetikeed, announcing the loss of a grail beiftle tire parhalicks attackettlay the Persians, In this action, t►e details of which are not fully Oren, ai the commonication esm►s from Constantinople itself, AGRICULTURAL AFFAIRS -STATE OF Liz COUNTRY. -••••111.- (FROM THE DU111.1?‘ ILVENING PO‘T OF IIATI:111)4t The Fanning Istereg of Greet Brirein te.d it..,;, eire destroyed. There is no other %nett tr 04.11 • ar, t., fairly employed in the description. They are raised it is quite idle to wince the matter—end it would be retil; insulting to talk of palliatives. Everything that c)j4 he tried, has been attempted ; reen opiate heti...," administered; hot every thing lias failed. Therriti.,,,t which we have been no lone 'peaking., has come at lan The Fair of Ballinasloe has put the seal on the fa., hopes of the lamer. blethers at Ids., and ewes at iixpenee in the pound on &neon at of rents.idutoot hem. [cried in Ireland this season. it is stated that the whole of the Terkish artillery fell into the hands of the iovadm.—A private letter from Vienna, dated the 3d instant, says that since his arrival in that capita!, the Duke of Wellington continued to be indisposed. His Grace had, however, been present st three long cofithrences which had taken plate, the one at the Hotel of Prince Metternich, the second at that of the Emperter of Russia, and the last at the Vicomte de Montmorency's, before the departure of the Sovereigns for Vetona. Another article from that capital says— We are assured that in the private audience which Lord Strangford bad with the Emperor of Russ's, that Minis ter laid befo e him the result of the negociations, held by him at Constantinople, in concert with the Imperia Internuncio, Count de Stunner. It is - only at Vern. , that any defialtivc step with regard to the Porte will b. taken. It appears that both the Monarchs are agreed upon Eastern affairs. As to,Spain, the Emperor Alex. ander wishes to decline, it said, any armed interfer este', and Austria relies upon an internal change, con ducted by the Spaniards themselves. All the powers are of the one opinion, to, condemn, by a Manifesto, the turn which the revolution in Spain has taken. Before his departure the Prince Metternich dined with the Duke of Wellington and the Marquess of Londonderry. It appears that propositions for the deliberation of Con gress emanate from our Cabinet. The only points on which all opinions, which can he formed on this new European Congress, agree is, that it is destined to form a remarkable epoch in the annals of Europe. And all ' that will be discussed or concluded upon there, will have no other aim than to confirm the principles of tnonarc►y in Europe, and the Holy Alliance, founded the 25th of December, IBIS, and confirmed by the Congress at Air-la-Chapelle, the 15th of November.--The intel . ligence from Spain in these Papers is contradictory . The Chili Journals assert that Tarragona and Sara gossa have been taken by the Royalists, whilst the MiNesterial Prints contradict all the advantages said to have been gained by that party, and describe the opera tions of Mina as conducted with skill, activity, and hitherto with success. They riention his occupation°. Cerruti, but state that instead of burning the town, he treated the inhabitants with great mildness, and caused all kind of property lobe respected. The Corn market has also 4eclinefi in a corresp l ,f. ling ratio. In the Dublin market, the middl e pm e c wheat is about 16s. a barrel. In the country, g eLti .!: It is scarcely 12s. Other corn in proportion. fli gn g land. a similar el"eolaticni has takes pie r Wheat, is general, is from :Ms. to 365. a quarte7. l e Mark-lane, the quotations are somewhat higher ; het ; ", average in the. wintry does not range beyond 315. Steep and Oxen have decliried from 30 to 40psr cent. Those prices would he essongh to give the fintsich r blow to the farming interest, and more than sudii lea! `.) stake the owners reel. But, unfortunately, the m .,. chief does not stop here. The burning of farming sto:,.. is spreading in England to an extent very much rct. x . bliog similar outrages in this country—sad he j .,1, 0 1 knows, we are miserable enough. Its Cork, Tipp, rart . , Roscommon awl Clare, the nods of eirestructioa is rs;:ic ly going on. Hoggards and farm-houses are barbing every night, and we are informed by a gentleasn welt acquainted with the country. that at as period, during the disturbances last winter and spring, had so general ao alarm spread itself through all the South oflrelastd. It is now verging towards the West, and is creepitte along the banks of the canal toward the capital- All this part of the country is ander the insurrection act, and a heir" police force is established is almost ever district. How this calamity is to be arrested we do nu: know. The punishment tegicted by government ins been exemp lary—bat neither this, soy the still ante's emplary clemency of the Lord Liniment. have pm. duced the areas, which were so sanguinely and so 14. tioually expected. The very roots of Society are in the course of being torn up. Would it not be jaditions, under such circamstances, to call a Parliament is Ire land ? We are quite serious is the question. Until the great ceuentmers of the ostioa's wealth are called home, we verily believe it will be found impossible is devise a radical remedy for the deeperatecooditiosof the ?Odic weal. BALLINASLOE FAIR. ___ —.0.--- [PROM TUB IMMIX REENING PJS7.3 COW* soul, 4,31,t8 i anteld,l,l32 ; total, 5,640. Otto unsold, 2;163 ; ditto sr Id, 1,437 - total, 4,00 n. Saba Wittman On. 4.-19:669; Oct. 5, 52,077; Oct. 7, 2,992; total sold, 74,718. Went Ism amides Letters from Odessa give a most wretched description the frth s ott o return 11,18/1 rP"Lo en the 'di 4 4- 3• total unsold, 15,452; ditto sold, 7 4,71 a; g rand i to at, of the siteatios of the Russian Army on the banks of the Pruth. They are without shoes and nec e y 90,177. clothing, and discontent amongst theos is almost at its The above return wits taken bys gentlemen, on whose • g reatest height. Orders have been received in England accuracy we can rely, at the Custom Hap. Ocr•10 —(Fruto a correapnudent of the Galway At for various articles of clothing, but the credits heed are • • vertirer.)—" Sorb long faces, such woe-begone cow, not sufficiently good to render their execution prudent. testifiers I witnessed at any fair; inch farmers as Fever' is Oa I.WAT.—Ansoar other calamities to which did sell, said at ruinously low prices—they pocketed ti,:i the town of Beltway has been subject, in consequence of money with a determination that we landlord sboc!J the typhus fewer, is the dropping of the Session in that teach a shilling until every thing foend its level. place, and bolding it, instead, at Team. The apprehen- " What they mean by this we all know; the Lulown• moos of the country gentlemen, it appears, were such as ors at length opened their eym to the rum se long star. made them dread Irving infected *Mb the disease which isg them to the face, and which they bare been se lotle infortetitately prevails there. WITh a view to the pre- stspidly blind tm. laws'' , teat signed a recoisi rendes of the further increase of fever, which II so already lion to the High se to fl at a meeting of the Leaded reached to so alarming an heieht,a meeting of the utile- Proprietors to saquire what have bete the causes which bitants was held on Saturday lest, for the purpose of ap- led to the present situation of things, and bow ther are pointing a Hoard of Health, in pursuance of the prows- to be bettered. This requisition has bees sigeid by stuns of the 59th of his late Majesty. Several Geollemess about sixty Noblemen and OtatINDOO, ciwievaitt owe vf were accordingly appointed for certain parishes and sun - ferias', lint new, and use perhaps the rest of their they resolutions passed by them for the regulation of the lives, likely is be strugglers, unless a change takes Medical police of the town. place, and although heretofore stickler, for all Extract of a letter from New York, dated September this measures of weer administration, are already so.. received in Etlinintrgh yesterday (Friday, the I Ith many of them become brawling (kinsmen., talit litat.)—" All the inhabitants have deserted the lower i'ill of Refwmot Retentions, Ste. I treat, the day part of the town, except a few individnals who think ,of the meeting is so far distant as to allow time there is no danger from the infection. The banks, and for the Ministry to be represented at this Congress, all the public offices, hare removed to a small village ie where the causes and the effects are to be discussed, and the ueighbourhood, anal the Hank of America occupies a where, we trust, the remedy will be found; we know the small house lately possessed by a washer-woman. Owing oteetieg will be well attended by the morgagees and tithe active measures taken by t h e B oar d of Health, t h e judgment creditors, DA well as by a number of the pro fever would soon be got under, were it not that, as soon fessionsi Pathless, into whose heeds, a e fear, meat l as the houses are deserted, a set of abandoned thieves of the property of the country will shortly pass. ester and pilfer them, and thus spread the Infection, and " There was a large somber of sheep and horsed eat. , have often fallen victims themselves to their t emerit y , in tie at the fair, but by no means so many as had been to the very houses they were plundering."—(Edinkorgh the years of the war; they all appeared in better order ' than ever 1 remember, yet the prices were not equal to Observer.) that which was paid for them at the last Slay Fair , se We observe, by an advertisement io another part of that the fanners have been ., feeling them for not Leg; our paper, that the Rev. and worthy Bart.. Sir llottnon Bullocks weighing 3 ewt. sold fur 5/. each, and Las et Lees, is determined not to remain long without doing Sheep at 41.. 71 . , sod 11/, per score. good. [The lter. Baronet had in this advertisement •• . Something must be dose, ' oturrwisc the shine earnestly enjoined every Member of the Guild of Mer cheats, to whom the interests, the lives, and fortaaes Province will be bankrupt." --0e5..... of his children in ay he dear, to attend at the Hall, ea Monday, for the purpose of resisting, by all lawful FAME& TRYST.—The Falkirk Tryst (in S. oil .tt) means, the introduction of Popery, and incessant centre. commenced on Monday se'nnight when there ;vas ae Lion, into the yet loyol and Protestant Corporation of unusually large supply of sheep—the number sawed Driblin ] One of his Papers, (the Antidote) expired on to be about 60,000. As usual the market Ir. t tas with Saturday. We know nut how the Worrier (the Hi- sheep; and wet, nindv, and nnfavonrable as the weather shops Paper) is pint: on —all the talents and power of was, the demand eiceeded the expes•rstions sf both i the Bev. Bart. is not able to keep them alive,—(flablia buyers and sellers. Rivas brought from 3s to 's each,see ' Mone(isg Port.) welders sold front 7s. to lie. 31; 5.111111 P lots from A letter has lately been received from a gentleman In the vicinity of Bennevis brought 14s. 11. a head; Calcutta, who dined at a Mentes home with the mile- a few years air, they would have soil at Ms. adwail.— bested Christian Bratnin Re eeeeee ohun Dior, and who The clack cattle market began on Tuesday, and f illyreaser part of the sheep were sold uhf on Monday. speaks of hint in terms of the highest respect, as a man T he the usual number of lavers came forward. There a.'ll) whose ipforina.ien is not confined to a particul.r sub jject. I a the dead European langu.iges he is a profound w in h w ie b h u w le a l :P t t . e anis tavir ol vet tt ) . v he r li o l ia l l e c t a . v . . v il a e r i er n tnhree,r wade'. and is well acquainted nith several of the of sift*, hest lan guages of modern Europe. He is convi vt , tv master of Tryst. West Highland heifer were c hiefly id reiteo. the English language; and in speaking it has only a and went o ff in lots as nstail. One lot three years old brought, fit. 13a.; soother lot of siNty degree of foreign accent vs hick can at all distinguish him from a native. He is deeply versed in all the Eastern brought 6/. 10s.; and soother tut of forty Km& 51 • languages, and has made a complete study of the Ile- the rest sold loner according to their purity Writ brew. In his conversation he sheaved a good acquaint- 7 14 i i g pe h r ia c n e d ut h . e f i r f o e tu rs i s a t T e rri ralti . i t i p r icec a jc ( t r ,„ u r n esi , o e f e i a g b ro s ; ante with the history of modern Fmrope, and comment• rl very rationally on the policy observed by the differ- two years old mots, from the neighbourhood of (;k -enet European courts. In speaking of the history and norchy, as good as ever appeared in the market of tie. condition of his countrymen, lie raid, state was no doubt degraded, but that in some re ams their age brought fit. A similar lot from the same o wners stock brought in WS a, this market 11/. 1'2..61. Se veral lots of two years old Cann Argylshire brought Pow spects they had not so much rause to complain as some of one subjects at home: for instance, he said, in her - 4/. to M. North-west and Skye %tote sold front 21. Ph. to 31. 12s. Stirks front Argylshire brought from ' 1. 50 • land fonrdifths of the inhabitants were obliged to pa y one tenth of the produce of their land for the support to 2/. 13s. Cows were scarce, and the deman d CM of a religion which they thetoselres considered to be limited. One lot of forty good beasts from Sk y e heretical. brought 4/. 15. One lot of twenty three years Old oats from Argylyshire sold at 71. 154. Ole lot of thirty. be' ELEOANT GLASSES, FURNITURE, &r.—The Nobility, longing to Lord Lymlock. appeared in the market, sad and Gentry are invited to inspri:t the Ware-Rooms of were unsold at one o ' c l oc k. A l et et s i xty f ecc years COOPER and SON, P 3, llishopegate-street Within, where old slots, belonging to the Loru Furnace Coutivol• is exhibited an assortment of new and second-ham! Plate went off at about 2!. a-head cheaper than the G ila Glasser, admirably suited to everj description of draw- number from the same company did at the lut Trys , i— Mg or dining-rooms. In the ftwiiititre department is Upon the whole there is a reductioo of 20 Is's' cea l • comprised every . new and elegant article of upholstery, upon the live cattle e jrin the •nyst held this tone last cabinet, and Mu i r - work , the prices of which are reduced ]ear, and a considerate number left the granted ussuld to such a scale of economy as to attract and ensue the Fat cattle were very scarce , and persons who iltem i ' d patronage of rank and fashion.—Among the novelties, to base were disappoin ted . ' will he found a newly invented chamber convenience ' On Tuesday andllednesila there MIS likewise so (especially useful to invalids), in Which all effluvia is immense somber of black rattle braraght late write;, carefully prevented.- 6 5 ° Turkey and other carpettiog but a very gre a t panther were left uneohl. The ki nd ' " also greatly reduced in price. in greatest demand throughon*, seemed to be the *wall e f