The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-13 00:00:00

4 1 - i 11111111 ARIL. i i ill 0 0 1 .--.... I PRICE o R•out Po Pior Ct. i 9 per Ct: si par Co 3 jar ('a New Foe 3 perCem , loregAer Imp. S Irldi 4 r o ftmlasent ' - 1 • "Tut DI • . ............ . . The I of the e • i. hroltre i • ~'„e...-,... • - tad cam . " further has Lill the Ace • A rep • anarchy • - 1 , sock. original I Beads c 1 seeetitie i 1 The I eigion • yestertia tigress r " eensld Mr. lin . ... House al '` that t " or Bile ' 1 this illll 'il o'nlosk 1 being to • Warfel to the is Ulf bar 4 Times a • . " Pest,'/ tbet, %11l sitl4 los ~ jaitosi•Jl ' -t• • ' 'tiailiiitt:. ~, .•.... ale 1. ti ebirwoui ... 1 is tits re birtliog rind of hireling which g IA irldsto serf." 1(i l ' ' lemon as this 1 . hireling his obje bad tell Kentish a B. to of the si calowai - • wutisg public I • I am all r Hr. i well ate jests sti • 4 reodeoe , : a toa d s! I I again. • fraud ; classes 1 Parham i' r which o violent • I I is a cril tiou WSJ N posed. sort of I to we; Ite who! . 1! r , *sold 1 • ' beta rei Or' " H 6/ Olt 111 ittaiplto telaiive ' liatletea Biouct bate. ' stoney Nat wa the mat neat bl it Wel° who sal stall ho ; . would / A went w •,‘ • • ; The .$ 4 wise at I 'e declare 1 , , ~..s was tin • o. 4 Husitt 4 !wet. Be oho 1 tyres: I Farr I Nat tit yet rel 0 , sin dii - I .. 11 i it. • r~ • 111111. ---- All I. DM ntiblill - • 0 0 Hollatad - - 0 Waterford - 1 it Umbra' • - 0 G. k Jersey - I 1 Fresco - - 0 I Lisboa - - 9 0 Flaadars - - 0 Gottrahare- 0 OF STOCKO, AT ONE O'CLOCK, THIS DAY. Plnek ...... 24911 lads IWO. A. 19M I alto &mak IT& a. pea Ct. 4 ego 2 . flee& Pea faials.l Cons.:.;4 :: i l Beath fka Old Aso . 44 4 •. • • ••• % Ail ' g* * lll/id ( Is. dls. Is pm. .. doom i IMXIt. . . Forams. 1797 --SOW. s. Ils. pa. 405......... ..90 Si •---Smoll 4s eg 12. - 1 1 m. rct.. ......... Not .idat. Motet .......tu. nu astattontait. lIIITISII STATESMAN" IS INCoitPORATID WITII " TWIT STATESMAN." LONDON. THURSDAY RYSHINO. JUNE 13, 1822. STOCK EXCHNGS. AT WELVE O'CLOCK. King of France's intimation to the Deputation Chamber of Peers, that "peace will not be Ain the Bait." was known yesterday on 'Change, caused Consols to rise 1, bet it has not bad any effect oa the Market this morning. There Alberto been little business doing. Consols for Account are 110/1. roastax ►UNDS.. • report his teen circulated that Chili is in a state dy, bat it has not tended to lower the Chilian No credit is given to it. as it is supposed to lotto in sums Bear of Chilion Bonds. Russian continue in a stagnant mete. All other foreign samulties maintain their pikes. PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. Hones of Commons, last sight, cense to a do on tie motion of Mr. Wasps', mentioned:4a' yesterday's STATCSMAN. The proposition of that t 101•, was fur the appointment of • Committee So consider of the effects" produced by PLIL'S Bill.— licestassur moved, as an amendment, slat the • should adopt a Resolution is these words i— t this Homo will sot alter as standard of gold slicer, in fineness, weight or denomination;" sad ameodesint was earried at a ginner past three ibis morning,o hundred and ninety-tone voices for Mr. Hosaissos, and thirty na „ y. for Mr. lonsig. Pm reasons.that "ill WA*** meougli he ender. teball bore- speak in tin fret pen.., Save int tet elevens es an aesertiii of- the New of this morning. that " Commit- Soya, 'Mr: tna'a Bill must be repealed." My readers know, Insides several artkles with the same object in pahlisbed le this paper, I have published two W 1471•11 give notice hi* to Mr. Wilton/. . •• we to the Marquess of LIINSDOWNI. 1130111111 the sots ehistrostaness and the wickedness thet there would be 7 % Ate repealing of Poet's Bill ; so that the lying old -eliog of the New rimes bids faiily to surpass his of the Old Tier* In this tort of way. The same hireling, and. in the same paper, quoting the addition thick was made. ea my motion, to the Pesitiso at bridstone. says it was oa the emotion of " W. Con , This is stated•merely to show with what re lactase@ the pilliglog and plaoderieg vagabonds look at this Kentish eireenestance. This old battered hireling could spell my name correctly enough, when • object was toted a wilful lie of me ; but when be ,ad reluctantly to record what was done by me at the Kentish Meeting, be could put in an lt in the placrof ) make his readers believe he was not speaking same person that be boa so *fun and so basely mated. I sheald beg the readers pardon for ing time oa these matters, if I did not think the were much mute deeply interested is them than iyself. Wrman's moiloo may, bay. been meant; bat ceitaioly. taking into tiew, the ob- stated in his speeek it was of moil mischievous tendency ; I mesa, as to the nation at large. It bad tenuity to bring oat the accursed depreciated paper It had a ttendeney to produce a new career of a new career of epoliatio• on the labouring j audit might have retarded a reform of tie liameot for some time, unless such reform (an evil we must all appetite) have bees effected' by means. This is not the place for gateau! critical 'way into the doctrines by which the teo• was supported, nor into those by which it was op `. Little more could be done here then to gives • history of the debate. Mr. Wes-rams appears , and, indeed, he always did appear to me. to 'holly unqualified fur the task. A mind like Ma, ' naturally seek • leattiog apes what lbs bad reading ; and, as It suited his pu►pose best, to Rows sad 9311111 and Local, instead of coming shop, he lly got floanderieg amongst Aicable theories, the reading of the extracts _ire to which produced in the llokse, that listlessness and indifference, of which Mr. -wain complained towards the clout of the do. Theories of money ; essays on the suture of were unsuited to the occasion; sad almost all was said in the debate, bad very little to do with matter; though a great deal came out. which • be the subject of (attire comment, especially as laded the molar, set defence of Mr. RICARDO, said that be wee open It. grid ; and who, as I hereafter have to show, made a defame that not have suffered the Jury to deliberate o sew without deehring bine guilty. • - question was this, sad deeply this. is it sow and just to return to a ham paper money and to e that we gala cued pay 1w gold. That le only question ; and therefore think that Mr. 11111011 was prefect!) , right I. his propoessi mooed- WIATIR:11 watt the wrong way 'Nowa* thould have mensidtred that it was not hoe the he ' of the laudiewl aid the farmer that the bast matey sheald bf brought bask. It letery true the muse to cosh payments (as far as we have returned) has bee. the great immediate eau* of digress tithe farmer sad of the approaching ruin 1 of the landlord; hut. JD Ds ewe intssea. hue 1 test with a sensible me sasesget Abele timers and Weir lords that wish fora return to the base and plesdering paper. To say nothing of the innemerahle sets et iajnstiee that must be committed by sorb refers; Oe say nothing of the downright robbery of ' recent lenders or recent purchasers of amities; ~f recent mortrageet ; of tradesmen, Universally. who have debts in their honks; of servants whn have con. traded for the year; to say nothing of these, every man that is not obsoletely infatuated must perceive, that surto a measure, must, in the first place, pro duce universal confusion; and that, is the end, no thing bet a miracle could save the country from a bloody revolution. The wildest of all possible fault" seems to have entered into Mr. Warrantee bead.— namely, that which entered into the bead of Sir Join" &Panicle, and old dander-beaded Drogue CNA LIMOS abont twelve:years ago, and Into that of I 'Visen Hat& only the Other day, that a nation is prosperitas in proportion to the greatness of the quantity of its circulatlig medium; and that the more that circulating, medium is depreciated the better. :,if N tit/ It neTT. who, by the by, has NON dig A that Mr: Steelton was mistaken in his standard of 'aim., observed. and renteedsti that high' price of comioauld be most beneficial to the country and that he opposed the Corn Bill heroine bethought it would Prevent high prices Wlty; "what wild blows •Dow ? It is notorious that be releetantly pre sented the petition of his eonstitsesti egotist that Corn Bill. Whatever way he 'might vote. be said In the debate, that he was neither for it nor against It ; and he took merit with the Joey at Leicester for hay ing differed from the popular opinion on that subject. But what does the Baronet mean by adopting this &fe ttles of Mr. Wis.:Tax ? Cat he not me that it is the relatire price of corn, and not the positive price. which we are to consider here?— It is the price of corn as compared with the outgoings of the farmer indepeedent of rent, that was the thing to be dwelt upon here. The former, antler one set of tireamstattee", may be as well off with wheat at belf-a-crown a blshel. as he ii, wader another set of circumstances, with wheel it 'deity shillings bushel. But there appear" 'to viii been such Man- dering, from t he beginning to the eitd;ipon this subject, that to notice it all would 511 OvOlnuse. Illt:Artwoon very justly and very ably charaeterised the plot isea• sores of the lionse and deaeribedibi effects of 'them measures; bet,' while hi Waiatitieitig Me. Peet' of. wLen holottotticg L d Mil to Bally tq Neglecting. the Haus lie ce sls thst krodace, be Ilts•elf was in 'cominiSsiOn 'Of a ilintlatiiti Pi; lot a *ord did be say about' ti,; idle that, Ifni the `NS* prokmed by Mr. ivire.gOk:wbkb 'Was. Ither inure nor leas tban the 'ionandsijois'otifl the robbery abOvecnentiosal, besides depriring the cone- 1 try of all standard of valve. Mr. BIRGCGIIMII 801,1 !bat no man coakt be so "senoti-etriekeis" 'as to pr.. ese to adopt so standard of value.; bet, tbosgh Sir FaaNcis BUIDETT said. that " a deraderd regulated "by the value Veer*, woohl be perfectly reirmente " and practicable;' did the Wes ewer bridges** * bead Dec 01 timer at kast) esiitz the Indisieti nlr individiaa, corn is; eery eit;iii l _ _ of the amount of asoneylaymiess,, the isMouut urging" with the market-price of thatiitOrliiiiiinstedity. Bur, cam Ibis be done pi to fraisaillitis of a whole' country ? And, can it Iscsisfd St . "'s4adard" too , v arying. as it most from yea; ,tiiieur. kin month to m outh. and almdst from day to day? . Can this be ca lled a " standard?" Sir russets BUIIDITT seems t o have hid some notion abont the gratnent re gulating and fixing the quantity of mo* lis be in circulation ; for be said that Ministers. •!maght to " have a direct control over the issues ei the Bank, " and not to suffer a single note to be put oat. or called " in, but by their direction." This is Mr. MIRA'S'. Lies notion ; and one more wild sorely never entered Into the mind of mortal man. Jost as if the Otscern meat could he able to determine what tramp, of money should be used in the country ; mad just as if a .thought of the kind, expressed from the lips of a Minister 'would not send the notes tumbling into the Bank as long as they would exchange them by giving a shilling for a one pound note. Dot this seems I. have been the plan: to lay aside the golfahogether; to come ton papermeery . ,.• to set ell trading and all exchanges at defiance ; an d to estab.ish, by law. ape-, per money, being! legal tender,And infix be irtgotity of that money that should be in circular ; and never stiffer the quantity to become either gr ter or less., We have heard °toad projects enough; bit, of all the mad projects that I ever heard or read cif; this is the very modest. To pass klr. Werrirtn's motion with a project like this avowed for its object, would have been to enact that which .mast of necessity have exposed the country to confusion in the neat place, and, in the nein place, to everlasting ridicule and ton tempt.—if Mr. Wittman bad penned another line;. or if, instead of Mr. IIi:MUSSON'. amendments some one bed pr posed art eateedenent is these words : Is that a " dleemelutejle appelested to ingelyelittuke effect.. ' which have been produeed.by the ~sum imi.a re " tare to rash. psymeets3..aud alio •te eiefdder whs., " ther some oftener. ought not to berillgiiiid to roc " tiff contracts. anti make them oenspoot with justice " in reference. to the measures foe morning to cask " payments; Ind sercially,to biliadrr whether some blesse re . _ redaction ought sot to take place in the interest of ' the national debt in order that Hustles way no ". longer be committed under the name of adhering to ••- listless! faith :" if such ao amend:uest had been proposed, the ,debate Would bare sakes a very different tars, ...and would ham called forth dig i t atteotion a. .excited that tourist, the absence of which wan so feelingly ,Iseptotealby Mr. Bitoyonift. The oesstry is use led osiostet to whits . to see again those high prices. which Sii Passciri BURDETT is so anxious ;4:1 see. The country, and no part of it more clearly this the farmers, am that high' prices are productive of ruin.. Poll the whole oatioo, and you will scarcely dad a thoussad perms weak enough to wish for as alteration in the standard of value ; bat poll the whole nation up** the rptestios of rectifying the contract with shoes utim are called the paddle croditors. - aed you wilt lieditese but tax-eaters that are mot for tie atrumadvs of that questiom— Timis, therefore, sas the tiosistio• to haw agi tated. This quadrat is entertained and disceined delly.und heady pmengst all visages of the community; it is a question to deeply lateresting that 11 fastens it- , THE STATESMAN. self upon the mind ; and that. too, is a meaner not to be got di of by any slight effort that esn be made in any Trager. Seeing that this is so notoriously the ease, ft has appeared not a little surprising to me, that Loot CarrGaitzaort should have gone out of his era) to stir op this question at the close of a debate, which was manifestly about to termiente in a rejection of the motion of Mr WVRTIRM. His Lordship ought to have seen that there was danger to his cause in agitating the thing just at this time ; and yet be thought pro per to make the Petition of the Closely of Kent. for a redaction of the interest of the debt. a ground for op posing this motion of Mr. Wsernaw, to which the Petitioners did not it all refer, and to which their Peti tion Implied es strong an objection es that which his Lordihip himself could entertain. The part of his Lordship'e speech which I have alluded to. I give in the very words as I And them ie the Ufa Tien* newspaper : " The present, he maintained, was not as tinge for the " adoption of any plan for an alteration in our " currency. Wires the hoes, heard the daily at " tempts which were made to shake the pnbltrfeith— " when, within the last 414 y-tight beers, they saw the " attempt made, and with success, in • neighbouring " ersenty—when they saw a was. of whose talents he " did net mean to meek disparagingly. get into • " meeting of that meaty end move a clause so he " added to a petition shoot to be psis/dad to that " liaise, which clam)* called on the Was* to deprive " the public creditor of the fair intermit of his dein,— " whoa such attempts 'were made, he would ask, " was it w tilbe for interfering with ear tureen- 1 " ey, or was it. sot a time In which the lease was ' called upon to affirm theirfbrowr velem+ the subject ?" In the first place. I will presume that the words "get in to" a meeting have been foisted In by the WALTIIIII,IIIIdr. Ott Mr. COLLTIII. or MOW tack pet* son, would be ready to.teke the whole responsibility upon himself. I presume this because I find the wools in no other paper. With the word " max," I can by no means be disposed to qnarrel with his Lordship ; sad have only to lament that be so frequently finds fawning lipoid, where he ought to find men. lint, us coley having moved a ciente which called on tire Hiram to deprive the public creditor of the fair intermit of Ai i debt, Waren* has published as itiferndas falsehood, and knowlbgly published it, too. or his Lordship was guilty of what . I shall not. sad seed out, describe. I proposed tothe ineetiag be prey for a " jest redaction of the leterrestol the debt," and dosed& arm deprivier else public creditor of his fair interest? *nerviest' lean that wilt now deity, that that interest has bein doubled. lly Act of Parliaineal, over and above the enormous bonuses annually given under the name of sinking fund. It le evident to ovary mu that that which the Long Islead Prophecies said would lake place. has mires place to ot-settnis estop'. and Is ping on regularly to ite Commiseration, semely, that the ca pital of the present rare of farmers, aid diet the estates' of the present families of landlords; will be and most be. ..transferred to thOse who receive the tapes. and, is great pat; to that odious tribe. the Jews sad Jebben of 'Cheap Alley. MA indeed. must per. HUSICISSON be, if he believes that 56 annoys of taiga as be paid. and that dents eats be at the same P# 6 .l.t ikartitiri trkr! it tkfitii. UAL Jisatinsii•ri wwwswer ; au, ir OR-RelleTlP U. IT tam can DO Tallievid by Aim, then, indeed, the ludlords may hasten to take a firellllll leek at their estates. I acs u aims as any nine-eau-be of theititilmore task of doiltg jestitie to all parts * Hs this'liada!'ti hat his a tub that am quite sere mlgt►tlie. • aeeotiptished, sad that, toe,' is a short space of time. *lies I made as. of t►e j words "jest milnetion.ef:the kilovolt of the Debt." it lemma withost duecoosideration. Itmalaotwith. oat having thought for years upon the subject; and it was not without y ►eing trilling . to • state my ex louses opts the tiecomplishtsr•t of the object if the. Government would Komi to my advice. Dad sot the base rich tidbits of Coventry. and the se less hose and hypocritical "patriot" canvassers in Leedom; bad sot these bees so besy. the. lest, with their violist*, aid the last with their most detestable hypocrisy, the cushy would long ago hare had before it my views. at any rate; with respect to • a remedy bribe treat evils that oppress it, and Which. is was truly observed by Mr. Arrwooo, are only' going on towards their WA result. 'lt pleased t►e-railrans; hypocrites afore mentioned to trust their ease iw the held& of ruse Modus And 'ELLICE. T 6 them, for me. the country must loot. • I have done ail- that I have been able to do, sod in every way that, by body sod mind, I .have been able to ••make esertlos. I agree with Sir Paaacla Bu•DLrr. that the Insisters are booed' .to tee out some remedy; that It is their dirty to rio something et to resign their plates; that.* they kaiw •of so remedy, their duty to the people, and more espe cially to the 'King, whose immediste servants they are, calls upon them to make the open declaration; to cou lees themselves unable to ad►ise tile King is this great entergeocy ; and to mated tray fur others that are ready to say that they Lave a remedy. But. on the Whet hand, if their opponents pretend to have no remedy; I do not ray, if they propose none; bat if they woad to have none; or if they propose mei& 'torte like those 4flltr:'ll , terentet dhoti 4 meat cos fess that there II no ground for the Ministers quittleg Itheir places ; aid I fi'ave net the smallest objection to . say* lipt I t►ink the toiletry safer in their kande. than .it wouldbe is those that seisselealy cry MU for high prices, and that Mould 'King as both into the sea of paper money is order to obtain the.. prices. To sae. nothing 'in the world is wore clear :—I het. long thought spun the subject exper!et.ce proves to me daily more I.d more, that I ander• stud it well; and to me nothing is mere clear than that justice might be done to every one: and that the nation might be settled down In harmony and happiness, and that, too, in less than the space of one year. Lord CASTLEREAGH may accuse me SS beg as he pleases with "doily detempts to :hake the " pull& filth." I have made no such attempts.— There Is not a single danger of which I have sot given timely warning, and it' the •anion now has a true view of its situation. It has to thank me for it more than all the rest of man kied. Amidst difficalties such ail. I believe. no mut ever bad befuie to struggle %%la; against a unrest of ealastay continually issuing -forth front innumerable presses, and from the tongue. of • swum of indefatigable miscreants.• set aid kept in meths. ►y the parse of the skeet cowardry aid malignant o• men; ageism all this sad against a ten thousand times greater mass of bestillty than ever was bettor. . eutbudied against an iTsividted, I hare worked la,• way no the accomplishing of the great task of "grimy the eyes of my countrymen to the tenth, and oboe tenth, relative to this in 'agates+ subject. It is in. tore!, therefore, that I should have great weight with the people- If this were mot so they wield be foolish as well as basely unjust. Bet, what is worthy 4 deep reflection with the Slit'isters is this,that it was not the &bifida, ity of in, name, which served the silly SCARLET? as the topic of a parcel of stain the Court of King's Bench : it was nut that that procured as ananinstoss adoption of my motion at Kaidetoae. It was nothing at all belonging to me. it was the convic tion already implaated in the minds of theoweets aed 'occupiers of laud, and, indeed, of the whole of the pee , ple of the County of Kent. It was their coovietiou of the reasonableness anal justice of the proposing's. a , 4 of the necessity of acting apes it, in order to ensure the peace and happiness of the country. Is *Wryer county the same proposition shall be made, it will be adopted. 'What was dome, is Kew. therefore, out Tuesday last. was of a great deal wore importance thee that which .wee daisy I. the Hen,. of Commons. The Ministers. 'SIM they be wag, blind; unless they be either ie worse than Jai:knees, or resolved to push se *a to that which heir sairerable writers so burly accuse ms ef having; uo• . lam this be the ease. they will see that the whole body • et the people are of on. mind with regard tea cedar lion of the laterett of the debt. Cam they behold the spectacle io Keel ; can they see me, ae iaeigaikipt individual. not even slightly knowe, in person. taloa a dozen people in the amity; can they see each a person, patting forth a preposition, stream:ogle opposed by Lord D . cc who wu le other reepects is the highest esteem with the meeting ; eau they see such a person make such a prop/it:ay, and terry it with unanimous voice, after it had seder- , gone tits meet deliberate diecessiea and the most sere pekoes esamjaation ; can they see this t a ke pie t y. , when kebab!, more thaw aior-teethe of the encase ir Lea, sot a Yam ago, laelti my very same is 4hborrasee tut they see this and can they beneve, that that mai in% Aid not speak the sense of the people of Eeglaed ? Let them give an answer to this question; bat, before they answer, let them, for once in their lives reflect. COMIETT. Parse papers to the j Itb biota,* have seri*: tie' emareste of which are highly ioterestiag. Os See day evening last, the King received an address Gem the Chassises , of Peers. That was merely an eche of the Speech free the Throne. Bat the Kiales answer to it is moat important. Die words were these:—" I always receive with pleasure the expression of the nn.., Inmate of the Chamber of Peers. gad I ma immaitle, of its promptitude is aneweriug our aural. Siete 84 °peeing, of the Session, I here recsieed.etirices which assent ogeselsquieriee will mg he fgkopihraC li t • *ibis faiellekence N yes. - letter fro; Cepootaireine pe. of. she 14th of May. comedian ippplippek esim i l l veltd l43 cfsfireati•ol)jlloo* Of Al O.tcmaa Marius hoe. rises 1p • ,bpiait Haleb gleadj.• the Sinter • tiveorthicii dna Stites, wko was masa of conoSenleg pale tow, pares. Pa RN rwFv N 06. JUN I 1 0,-*EO prr Crane. Opened. 112 f. 20c. t Highest. 92i. 30c. ; Closed. 92f. 13e. *auk Stock, 11301.-1633 f. . EXC II A NUE ON ‘LONDON.-4hle Month, 2M. Time do. 2Sf. • • lassie* papas, witi • I tc otr e asonsa; to tlif& • the 21st of. April, ;mate that I%e adrla-Chief of the squadron 00 That station has reeeieill hew the Colombian Cloverapent i• metal oeilte''.4 Poems Cabello bei.g piked 11 a state ortleckade. The Proclamation. of Iphich as alwtrait is given is these pipes., is d 20th Febtonfir. Tim Privateer b la Seat Usella hi been captured off Cuba. io cow patty with ''`lorlis Spanish Ultitteaussa. tr.kit 300 shirrs on beard; by the American ship if AK Dor est. The crows were takes on board the Dorset, and the vessel Nat te the United States. it his been said that letters have bees received fees Philadelphia, dated 11tb of May, stating that the Se. nate bad threw' est the Bill for the ackaowiedgeseat of the ledependence of Soak . America; but the re. moor is not. credited oa 'Cheep*. Bat Legislature broke op on the Bth of May, au -regular Olga of Almelo:an paper, as well as immerse/ letters bare homes - 4'4W te tbS wkish . do out *Lad the least copiltetarre 444 report Taw Ksao's basal-4.ll`esprday his Majesty Lela shyer an MI painter tit Palt.etall, which Was very ao aerosol!, andepSentliillyltrewdell. There were op wards of 1,000 present. Hia Re j!.l Highness the Note of Den • ark was introdsced to his Majesty agreeably tot:ours etiquette. in his Majesty's closet, by his listyal Highspeed,* Doke of York. VAL XIIALL Osaouss.--The Proprietnrs mnst have been highly pleased last Evening to 'filed their cur tions so amply rewarded. Numbers of t►r Nobility sad Gentry were present. sad the °artless displayed mere Rank and Fishiest t►an oo ritber at t►e preset'• jog Evroiegs. Among other distinguished ramie we nbserved— _ _ Earl or Cori, Sir 3. C. and Lady I!lppinley, Lord Sere. Sir Arthur Paget, Nir F. Burdett. Sir Jetta and Lady Per; ring, lord and Lady Cend T laron,rench Autlaanador, Log Yarmouth. lion. Colonel Servant% Lady Copley'. Ledy Owes. Sir L. Powys. Mr. Pumice. Mr. Brrtey. Mr. Weill Lloyd, Lord nod. Leidy Nugent, Captain y. fart Vlrrb9r l s/.. °anneal Wanes. Lady Jerpard and farm y. IriVer rsuul.y Mr. and Mr.. Cm :4 and ap int Pi4l ail fam • ily Sir Harkin • Mrs. 't 11/ iictr, lilts. gleUrewes mid tangy. Coa - Ignia. Mr. Sergsast .... ..a.'llerrana. 140asess asd Mos. Bangor sad fu ...,"...,.......):..4,L,...... , . —.-. - - • . 4 St 4 ii L P as ri! t ti a ' d l'hePliCbalsisibediltozet!:%hl4 (Stmt! Ali ar , W. Strand, by It. WAtt uta .1.. 1.1.. d. IV vsameslesillust, Orders, da. .lu, ?cleated .1 be addressed.