The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-24 00:00:00

L' ' .$ • • A cpAte— ,..v,..,•. ... ~ 4..t.,,,at..•- , t....,..1..,. 4 4 .. 10 . l'r: •,;',...'.!:- • '... • - ~.c .k , - °44. - - :. ' • : 1 2 - --1../.......;-....J.:A:-_ JIP4 ~i 1 ~~ :;anr -; ...10411.•• • 40 , ' -'* • */ , • . . r‘r . r. !,;t .! • f•: n f.~i It , ?IP. ggit ... ...t,4iti, ~,,f alr . f -7 7 --- - ' • 1 I) . • 4 No l v f ,',, A-:;: -.- • Tit :%- rift. ROY %1., COVENT ft %RYAN. vIO f ed N MONDAY NEXT, March 30, will be peo stoMto AND JULIET. After. which gill he added TlMOeit TILE TAI TAIL , 4 • e • • • 4lta COA fIANTS AND. tII , IOEftTAIMILII. • . 1E GUARMANS at the POOR. of Wit Parish, Tief ST, LUKE, aliddleyes, ketelity give Nader. Rill rarer 0,0, WEIONI.SOAY, the lst day of A Olt. Eh o'cinrk in the tuning precisely. at the Workkoite of t • to the Citi , seirad, to couterailistibe supply of GOAL* , for and nt the Workhouse of that Parish, wbereirraboutak Ca.rldmo of Coals are animally eon-owed; and of.COIP s hg eireElunq for she paste letinbiutnes fire Oiae 'Veer. [rem Ludy-day Gest, upon the tenoning eriaditimu to :C the ',me is. he she hest •Poolop Coal, and to be delivered 50 thg orranwse free of my erpeart tie ;hermit, nietiqge, or Mb. ' whe, from. Muse to:lWe, at otderid, at a prier to be ittipksted; per chaiiraw i forliF:e. aa,4o.,:iyuv4i the Ciillinsals 'llll alad v iraW made, sifTlifirgedripspel an itletrelot, Lod trl.he sale of ilrod 'hick 161,01411- to he delieer#df ist the Workhouse of thOsaid Pe", eh§ St 1 ' s i,rb wive • plates io the skid Parish, as the . Chitirkwardens„ viewers, Mid Goardiene of the Poor. at he, aster of the nori Worklionhe, tor the dextrin'/ gre' and direct-, at' • at prey to he stipoiated foe every sod a s . Shroud. Tha e v...terd of the Cwwwwls are to he defectlia. she Peesons con- siding nh the Gaardetris. Add all' raetors will be paid with nearly leudy money, •ir. the *cermet dor goods supplied befog made up at the cod of eiery two . esteltdarntontht. the: wimps of such account will be pM by' the duarilliins, within Ms weeks after each two moor& :;erount shill be eitanaincd mid approved. The said Guardiats abortive Notieeljuit all Prit- . 1 ones desirous to toppl if the above articles upon loth conditiass. *tool transmit their Proposals, iti writing, smaier corer, smiled.. ara Mr. J.,hn Milks, Clerk to. she Guardians, at his Oillee, to llostoa-squrire, on or befnre the la day tof April. NFL who will previously eve all further information which usaY be re. amt nova personally attend the Meeting of the Guise- diens on the Mai day, at the hour and piece before appointed. the Pena* obese Proposaly are accepted, if reqoired by the Guardians, mist each Sod tie. satisfactory sureties, to he • hosed issinielidimamt the Guardians way require, far their dile performance of their several Cootrtiets. et Order of tire Linardi•ausof the Pone • Meech id, ISIS. . • JOIIN WILLS:CIerk. cordially nerous and jest feelings of the -a :Inch detail. Ae material alteration was proposed al the former provisional settlement made by - Parliameneen the Princesses. Thirty thimaand pounds had been . granted to four of the Prindesse, .provisieny that in case otdeath or marriage of-iuiy r pr More of them, the surviving sistermdiatddabesw tie allow-; ance. According to the foitiii' Act, the individual ' allowance for those Royal females might amount t4,' between nine and ten thousand pounds a-year, and by the present it was meant to extend that a llow' ance to between ten and twelve thousand ; and thit sech allowanco.take place immediately, instead of (as provided in the former Act) at the demise of the King. He should not take up any more of their Lordships' time, but would conclude with vapr- I% that an humble Addres, be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, explaining the thanks of that House far his gracious Message, and assuring his Royal Highness of their reso-' lutiorf to take the best and most prompt mea sures for carrying - into affect the object of it. The Motion was agreed to without dissent. PRINCES; Or WALES. The Earl of ESSEX called upon the Noble Secre tary of State (Lord Liverpool) to be informed, whether, in the arrangement which had been made the Princesses, tba PrilE Nobility, Gentry, and Public are mod so gpectfull ittfocoerl, thin the Representeds' ' at the BAT TLE of the N I LE is exhibited, with the L'Orieat and L'Artl lime entre, bomb% till they explode; the effect of the risine loon, the maits LANK bitlie board, and the bnvock tad de strnctinaaf that assfirl strut repreiemed with a force nail ef fect the mai astimaling and araressive. Every Evening at Xight n'Clork, sad Mornitte at One. The VICTORY st TR/IPA WAIL exhibited from Ekesa CM tribe, at the Niseianchin, Prince'rstreet, Leicester-square. Admittance to each One Shilling. SUOMI tad SESIDENCES. MR. WHITWeLL, Estate Agent and Anc dearer, 41, Booth Sea Chamben, Threadasedle-streer, begs leave to Inform the Public, he has several ClitllMillSilloll fur sm oßio dt ilry noisrsi•fisr a wren of Years and as temporary Re,iderees. and resposts•perMlie Itaiang Property to sell or lee, under either of themeMaamostir Inform him by letter, post paid, their CODITIr=6*. 41 flitilMterusise, and Town Visages Mewed to f m well as Property to gl moil, to sell or let, amlatered free of esprite as above ; or Nr. Whintell's (Nice, South Crescent, Bedford-square. N. B. Mr. W. has at this time, severtel Estates for sale ' ?mile Costruct, dittoing the attention of buverv. Vaal Moses in Landau rued Middlesex, and Premise> adapted to Ida asEictsries to let. Mr. W: has also 53001. ready to advance in didereot soms MI well secured Amities. pared to communicate to the House any iefOrmition on a subject which he conceived to be of highly alarming importance. He alloded to a uotorious fraud lately committed on the public by a principal t Clerk of the Treasury (Mr. Chinaery); he was the wore anxious to urge the question, as the defaulter tqk whom be alluded was net single, but unforttitiate b for the public had received too much count,- loom in the previous example of similar default s.. Lord LIVERPOOL professed himself to be as little acquaiutol with the particulars of the imme diate subject of the Noble Lord's question as that Noble Lord himself could be ; bat if the Noble Lord had any Motion to make upon the occasion, he could have no objection to bestowing his best atten tion on it. MANUFACTURERS' PETITIONS. Earl FITZWILLIAM took occasion to intimate, that be had a variety of Petitions to present to the !louse from numerous and respectable bodies of the manufacturing part of the community, - upon wMch, when a convenient time for laying thew before their Lordships arrived, ho should founds specOc motion. EAST-INDIA COMPANY. Earl GREY wished to be informed,. whither Ms Majesty's Ministers had come th any reintation with rtgard to the affairs of the Eatt India Company, at whether they were prepared to discus* that topk during the presentilhandient. I. - Lord MELVIIIAIt replied, that Es. • Government - was to bring that as soon after the mirk gh possible. As. to NO cent-sired there wet littit , to be complaineroCd4l4o score of delay s duces id comparison wit* mer occasion, there *lino delay at all. Lord LAUDERDALE considered the subject to be of such greet Importance, that delay was quite unwarrantable, and he - thought the earliest possible day ought to-belized on for discussing it. A lifer- TO THE PUBLIC. FROM the ntimeroui Complaints that have been teLde, and lest it prejudice 'Woo arise in coniagnence of the cireoletionef II fake representation. Samuel Mevies, Pro prietor.of MORRIS'S PA 111 FAMILY MANGLE, feels' 'oneself Linsperiussl, calked up ti to announce- to the Public In ge arral. thnt he ‘ever had the smallest (4m:trete/en with another Mse, lute of the sew street; our nre his Mangles by any means monde on their plan. On the ceintrars. he has the pleasure to add, that whereher hi. have beta i•rdered, deep have given uni versal saliafaetiese; and the inerenving dentiihd from all parts, both of mane .aod tawdry, is the strongest proof of the superior eirelkmte ittlett Invention over every thing of the kind yet at. tempted. :Cussed= of this. he mom respectfully solicits the lit. tentioen etl the I•ulelic mealiest suilnuble and mach-admired Ma ridnevi twin, eouvinead„thus from their compact comitruc -11,.n, the pm fedi ease with which they are worked , ad( the coin rirte he whirl) they perform, they will be •getierally adopted throughout the toonlry. To be had M Nee Miainefoctory, /to. 4. Skinner-street, Snow- London.—Priee IV. Id.. usid 'impaired to be pent into the country, Si. petting; • TUE MYRA; MEDAL. NEW, 1 NIMBI' ED TRUSSES FOR Runuar:s. Saactieeed by the Society for the ElleAlietit of Arts, Ma • aufarbitrel, anteauseeeroe O rland, W lITTP6RD, SOrgeors' Tetstrument-maker, f 1 • mid cuttilio to St. lienhohunsew's Hospitul ; Tiww-water 0. h‘ Begouroble Consaiiisioners 'of the Tranyport Beard ; sad to the• City of London Trois Society, for Reliryinil tit Boohoos! Poor, patronized by Iris Royal liNthries the Dote of Easolalitgr, • anentinces illtilt4N VENTED ER - Pi.NTINF. CURVED ELSrSTIp STEEL TRUSSER, bv which a Cute, io many Caces, will be obthined; said he en gages to telpsp'thF most difitelClttiptere that ever tz bled.— The Society of Arts, &e. having voted their Silver 'lethal for the above improvement, tie loyeetur has had the honour of recd./log the same frosts the hands of his Grace Se 'Mike of Berra*, He low likewise irwenleit an AMULET, foe SbierrfallS Ra' son, voltinuit a Hone, sui or to other 'ascot Whit ilia% there also may he health per approved of She seitspbrel 'Razors, adapted to 'treat Beards sued trader Fates;. which say be had at his Mansfaehory, ander the Centre ° `Harr llll. Weft Smithfield; and at No. ST, Lotbbaril-street, C N. B. W litre abo may bb had; his new and enenillfte'APPm tutus, as a Subelieete for Leetkes. and CO. L- L 7 restictifelfxbet !cave towaliti the wineME TF . p - - - • - ............ - sz... . .. . • •- ' ' . ::-1/ 1 ..• • • , . A . l e •..• I , . • ... I . I I i 1 f •••••• .. I ft .... ''' • n , 1 • .. ~.. • -. ),,,.,.4,, • :.t,; • •Si ' r • ot +MO A y 24 - t 1 itrottbaliquidwd d a( lbw ;iA Natio ti naa wete ordati to ta liaS l. PAbi,tTqu . A' Liner; Moak naafi We' eilaldlaar fkilltte•th elk Umbe l nit a - ains, view at thr 40 •PaksaluolePE.* PullosioNent.al=4°N . ha aref l l Lenv ar rrar4 on Me :slay le good tbkt coma tse sativred-414 . irsieetkribe bid to tie ears, bat Ebeirdisk(putbal * awl was now * amslijeaffi* lie4s ool 4 l6 lraf,PlikAwt= cers, Bass Kamble, by iettell be WAS Nereloom, Q. Isitifeasi .. • On abrocebaerviiboaaredat Me: SOCKAIAIVE. the SPEAiria !Ward.. that tba. COUP'S Purl*. b?4:11e44° ' ver Ma NEM Tegalp, t urd that fedi w ay tlie oem wr y aped fwgintat oM Ilds Yidd.---11te Meets Were 'ordered • Wad adeordiagly. • - EAST INIEIA-110NOPOLY. • • General TARLETON presented a Petition frees praying the abolition of the East India, Monopoly. Mr. CREEVEY wished its isiodirk, that upon a fornter occasion he hadstated•the ihereaswed persona relieved' by, charity in! that' town to- bet Mks WOO to 15,000. In this states* t, ulw watt informed, the numbers had..been considerably over-rated: Ho had since made diligent enqoiry •updif 'dill subject, and wits now more contineed t that •eher .0 .; • R': • •• '1 4. N • • i t PiZICE • t.J. •. _ opinimis tbas differed, It woßld be ±>l 2ft take the medium as the truth.. ji, tick a cortais4 Aa Id the Right.,onourable Getttletiout, (Mir.: litolle) wean little mistake', as to the flambeau( ,thenhipo v lee he had been informed by amilonossablet Friend iothis, that there ware fifty.six at least lying• i •Xitenbr tploytd, and via one half of them for sale.. ~It conk* nette expect. that Liverpool, witch was An. pose 4101601 of the kmayiepo trade, should mot now, *MR proportion of diStress from. tiOtsfaittll ) -• . t1[ 114111 4 t Ir titat. _trade. ~T here distress dalk,itit whit *kw front- the -kiterruptiou. Le the; imitteim trad , bottalatio frOui-- the difficulties in the. vg ,,," ( A l i a 1 ineetuludia . sad,.. Ho mos conriosed, hotel %vd there wu llot - o ...snipinni in- Liverpool ak iillietkit lit . Ue4t *** l 4llollo4 4 i-ciitaika 1 0: 0 -.7 - itro 11101A10. #4**ol4.thzt . lohirePAPA lilelielPtii, iheheir loteree k Inisl whelOsidia.- .it sot: ... 4.3 *- West, to seppoat- this higT ers 4 t i oe ' :he Oaj, U. thosight that oessolipthslgt . oaf arhie. from sub • —of th is tied**, .. takes . It was, in his ociolon; Meelitif - tle regretted that the Right 110. i DoesabliGentleman -.(Mr. Rose), whose business it 7 WAS to watch ever. the trade.of the country, should .lie so lameateldy Ignorant respecting the state of Li mit/UAW There could be itts tfoubt, that as the Aasericaff titde had ben in a greatineasure ruined:, Urerpool and-the manufacturing towns c,onnected with that trade must have suffered considerablyr;-• Whether they haslet aired an equivalent in another *by wits a question which he would tiolitiett-ex , •- amide.' 'neve' had been a misrepresentation with OiL spect to the shipping in the iiert,of London. It was stated, that shipping in that. Ott was in the greatest &mend. People acquainted with the basineta could nit help expressing surprise at thir.statenient, key cause the troth iras, that Mere was now little des *hid floi slipping,- mid ttie terms ' besides were ex ilitimely imr; however, the siliisidvinits *are obliged to accept them, for want of other employment. Ire derstoed it the§ an* intended to' 'emirs French jewellery, cambric, and Other ierticlee into the ports .ot this country ht tie* s frcim France, or from the -ieuntries e' - - - - s British '.w:tlie nave' (Qv ml)s apt have adtered crass mare than aut .l*".l 4gy • ; towns. Ile did not . lndeed.sq, that the deriaXost Aliipplos interest le that wits not se gee* is .bees asserted. He bedlam hetore the Roble itida Oforniation as he hid received opal theiubject, from digesillectnr of the Customs in Liverpool. It wan not true, that he had represented the shipping of the Aunt* , as iu a flonsishing state; he secret' skid, Ithit the shipping, such as it was, did not waist emplor olemt, end when the pay of transports was Increased *gig 19s. to 235. per ton, it became much 'higher than lehad bees three or four years back. With respect to the trade with France, which had been alluded to, .he could not sityllen what the prospect wee, but he would be ready to discus it, whenever it should -come before the-Hestse; . The CHANCELLOIL.. 4 the ERIC HHQU ER. could not help saying a felr Words upon the present .accasion, in consequence of the allusion that had been ma de to him by the Hon. Csenttensan opposite Creriex): He could not help feeling a little *magi' upon-What had been stated by him respect.- lag the solicitor irdsom that Honourable Gentlemaa thought.propet - te mention. He spoke as if a con tract had bete entered:into between him (the Chan cellor of the . Exchequer) and an old client of his, as attorney, .foe the ptepote - of surcharging the ightbitantsotriairespool, and that the Gentleman, in consecjueoce, had received. a sitautteu. The of filr as -he:could understate' it was so hit aggisiaged,-that a person emplojgd• its tbes ZiaNereey, whose nerves were tither delicate, taidslieartwage such imposition practised, end aksiso the whole secret between lesle (the Chid gillesseettitho -Exchequer) end the attorney.—{A :iUtsith-)r.4111 that hawonlagayupon the subject *lathe bane 'knowledge at all of - the - g•ntiernah 17.4 th who he was eapposed• to be so very intimate. It was tene t indeed, that a person bad been some represeisbed' AO hip .ai+ not unworthy or agelese • , . . .. . • ' r • 1. -S .. ; #ll . A .- I- • r.v,11 .1 . 1.;1 10, tio asittt • ,1' - .. , •f+ .Id o,i, w.^.4 I 41* ..".• , 1 . 3 1 1 1 . oil' ' .: .. .••• •/Af tor" • ''' -. 7 filltftw...stilwa:,F4 sr A ':, ; , - r•‘4l • i. 4 4 , :141" " 11°211ft14 9 -f r i l t •• ' : ... ' ~' ' ' • ~. , .•- '4 ' .•.;' 1 . ? • I'. 70 10 . -.. ; 4 . Zi l . •• ' .. t _IL ,•• T. • . . % • i r .I;•• ; 1 - • . . , . • i .• 1 1 • • • , , .. ......., • .. I 1 L ... • t \ LKPERLIA pAitLiAigkara . - - . LOCAL mtarlA. .. . • - . ~... z . oPsesi _........-. , . . .. Upoli thi second raidinkol Militia pill—to to HOUSE OF LORDS, Si • •.. SI. •-: I. in a Committee, liord , ‘ _..f.airMr t i ,Looposed s'irt , 'Our Tirii. ioadrits awl, at *boa} titteo o• ti ,- , l,„, ' • , rtoty of verbal amendments il W I hich,. r NOM • tal . ;was . ' *it the . .bar tilitat au Ck n ii , i i t. 1 ' . seeations from Lord per zwiLwa r srege Rost ,for h :AV WaltifiArall' Lr . Ole genlPlplitt am 7 " . `. . to, and the Bill wa s iirdered to bwreported. of hi ell~iikl Iva' _on to to-ro ~ . mbia. . ihe . .untled Dioram; sir rats twirl*, whip mat • REV MOONS. • . - :1 111 4' °erre* biowOß tr tate Irish lima m' ......,__. auletsian4 dos Rao- Lord GROStrENOIt signified hie ietestiolt Of in. net 1 ;alk i ge ‘sett VA tig fi a • l e in e tsaw. . aad a s''''''' ''' . ." l 1/4 9 1 " SU* loptistang, at a convenient time, a prepositiOn bar Mt* . .. UV HROAIS roved Ow itlitarrait BPlientriote- AilitriordshiPs respecting &version& •• 1. f a tivi rad melee of Balk 'Poirot ismia duly/ 1 1 _Perod,' tbetlistaitet ; . I ;libstr Lordships tiles adjourned to to-Morrilik *IN statemsat d woka we could sot aam.--warft. • eStptfiSlOß r Olt THS ORIS — CESsEit, - • : C ab . 4). ... . - . . 11 St)" •: : ••• ••• • bobs ` Upon the Order of the pay Mel teed (4Tl* MOUSEr 011 4 1.4A314:404t • • -- ' Wog inte-olustdetetion the OfigikAO Of Ids Rokal sip c .44 • •• - Witt waif linteiffiri a c 'iltit• slikiiiir fit Ike' 0,04 4, that nes, the Prince Recent,, ~, ~ a die protium" i - , ,„ . .se ehr • reser at snetualenporkekii . boll Aie f9rl be Pr r e Atl ' - -.''' • ' " c'r 441 40#110 11111-- vian •ra' I, 00tirsisi. Ta tott‘g Ansi .- ` . 1 , -.' ' •, ';. .litc... la Yet. . _ , II 1:1011 of tisk-Lordships •to the a rn eibt bitm *lib .'. r , . ~ i . . : • . ' • arfarliao like he (*Wit supertluou,. to enter 'intow ?Atilt, dat!sl . ' . ....:S t kp „ ~,,...„. .n oni ' A , . . ~• 2 - • f o to er , it4 lll :of facts or arguments. The case isi•AW. its, sasionoe t i i ii • hi ' ''''""' 17 e •• ••••=1".. -- ‘ so imi tem 1 bearings, and relations, was too well impreased. on 0 . 0,, o ak., .. • . ~ -•- *Os ! the minds and too cordially Intermixed. with the ic e— . ' - iL li . ...ErAro kw doe Teratto bepaiPt ea.* 4ecoint . oldie .x...r 7 Mart tame dieaboiffreactesdat or tot war, or fates, Aww. I nitrous and jest feelings of tine Ilimise to require such 1.-. _ .. ~/. - ._. _.— ...2 _ ___ ___ ___l _4' .1.- a , i l s, kidrs,°#t*teAerlf!"eslveitPeeitd by ! ta Je t is ' 66 I t i o: I in the proposed provision for tile Pidsorises t tbis aid, Princess was included. Lori LI V FAPOOL, in repb , „ , t id);irrti he 45el ge . beds* received freekilift Red* to colcp rse Regent soy hlstructions on that " • by PUBLIC DEFAULTIIRS. ions Lord GROSVENOR was desirous to learn from Ka - the Noble Secretary of State, whether he was pro- • •• wits now more continbedt Ord Over of the decayed countries subject to her l and to expert titisli goods state to which the .teemnetee' of Liverpool yet re. to the asuoeu la/X.111,0M of goods so impor44 dueed. Wand Surpriaid how ally -pe rs on celaidive Res would vitas` _h. Infarmixi, how such a trade 'at all deceived'fetpecting .the -•nt Matti of that must ope r ate 64 auntry,, when only 51.. worth town. iewite Maar toialtyttaawYttla who'd mien a 'British gdods were to be "eiported,for, *hay? ' a monied itpeo the subjed; that from the loorof theft ".1. or 30001. worth of Foreign reds imported. trade vast number. of carpenter., and other pettecath vilified the Alit lion. Gentleman oppositi (Mr.. einpleygit iv the IntiitUtsttif elaipe - Matt of coatis :11l,tialyrould.goie some ioforTation opal tie sub. Alpe bee.' thioveltastroPelifif Tratieat.--UPtbut - slitaa itatilP l4lolo 4 . 50 "tiumth 44— eat now were to go into the -alunting.hoese-..0f an . upon in the observations that were made, namely, the Amefitair merchant- in that' city, We wooil find only mode of cellecdn4 the txes; and he could not but one or two clerks in a place thth vrtmfilrutarly crowd- say, that it was very UneqUal. ed with them. The consequence - was, that clerks Mr. ROSE never stated that the town of Liverpool of Liverpool r alsy prison pmkut state to which to, He' will Su rpm at an deceivtid . fespectiatis_ town. it wit's °War totatie taawsw 4 he a moistest open the sabjert; that from t trade vast 'lambert of eirpentere, and employed th e ireibringof who before earned froth 501. to 1501. a yeac,•wert new in a state of attddl beggary. Thdre dis a dif *rem* of about 900,0001. in the customs ofthat city last year and this. There was anotber cahudity he could not help mentiordogi that• het lately thrown ilk town into the utmost contorted. An attorney, of that city, not very eminent; as ft inruld appear,: his protestion, had Mated to . the Gbaricellor of tins" Exchequer, that a surchartse of Mixer upon all his, townsmen would coritrlbdte 'materially to incise* . the public income of the country. Aciordingly the verrtbarge had been levied; and prochiced . , as may nit. titratly be expected, a vast' deal of coldfusion and distress. The inhabitants were . oolkitous to know *set ant • Attorney could- come into ma iv sit uatiou ea he filled, .and dere,-sosse atheist at leasti:inelncettb' sitspett•that he itas one of the Ohaitellor's • ably . client rad friends -(4 Uwe% !] ; at all eieernrttrs ,, .4ooll.t ewer, this person got Mi sitnation. it bad. p • a state of thinge ni that town which•he'ivas very - alt.` tain coold not long be•eadared: • . * Mr. KOSE said, that if belled . * ad saipedaddiit any coniersatiod ast Lldupdbi • dealt. Mat taken piece, he -should haws mitoite'tbi Hour mem ready•tolneet it than kb*** ithisont. • It.was ' deed, trier, timethat tot* exPerlentect some dti. I fiouftlesi it common *dine tip 'other towni-of the country. Ile did nit, howareivilnkthat the grist nue& ' bee- of pertions 'recelciatehlifitahle (tooktraor at• OW sent id LI seeped; • erase buttsiltibralo the *bit MOO buds. A few years te Sr wsiile city; thins IWO 7 er 8000 more than mirehishstediry art mtg... ent of the sad* kind air that now on foot, and rot it was northen Pretended that tie inctesse am* bra any difficulties in the way of coradierce. Iv* I som to the shipping of that towir' from the in -111011101411 he had receiVed, there weft only twenty.. :dint or tdenty-four shipb*lying by the walls, and."( this number there were only seven or eight Waugh*. te • persons who had _ b t eciulk. biantrirnts. had " 'lisesinre bad . . .. . , ~ • . . - . -. • • - * , • •-..... ~. • ~. , • : • , . ; - •46 s7*.4f - - .. . ; let •• - ...t5• 4.h, . ••••• .. 7.". -.Y., . • . . .. ' , . .1., I . i • .11(.044.-: 1 - . ... 3 • • .. . ?NO 04% egeT4 e lmf . - .-• • •--• . P:. • 8 _ . .. . ... , •-•,--; . •!-. -'' ' ' ' `*l.•':. - J . 41_ 0 1 ,1r3 belt . . . . -.. .. . • o • . . . . • • .-. , _ • . . • . day ought to-bugled ou for discussing it. A Teter.. ' $411)0T1111111' who naa Demme ounaTurs. as A.raß ,Airowsir - ierg•PR■•••••••• •••- -- -:- . • ._ ica QWI FT aod CO. 'Contractors with Government, L., respectfullibek leave to toli4lt the patronage of the Public cote had moat and and injediciously been aside saw suited that the: watt iieLtiontpoit bad - net Lenlit for sash piece* and wpm the report wn tattaiiii the WHISM Bor the PRE*ENT writ TE LOT- by the Noble La opposite .n a . former•etteiende• fatten - et but he cotateitilleett! lila itit Otte aft aa -Mr. Dasaallavand'hikrituns, TERM, uiltiellpipee Deem. out the Seth a pact MONIII ' - ' 4 l llO . -. ; SCII Ebl e. There Ins DO kind , of losestbiance between . the`tWe conetderabiy as wat 11111611iN* hi * bid happened in it.. And leespber swath mit ev.old askilli ; 'et - '1 - Moor Amoco._ to .....41010 instance . In tie foriser the East India Comilituy agony: other towel. .: r • .it Would:not - be , welt, sad oxen proper, :before coot- ho was . advanced L to • 1 4 ••• a• 4 4' .11.4000 /B.'ooo Wilson repeeesided tottigt House,. amok irspre.: • Gettittel TARLETON*II6; 14 vilitedvalr anti* iinifiaitinsLiainosolits MN' a kilitsuldiesu r to nuke la " - meet, :as being' poseeieed of * great and ' 'to the Neut. the document which Mr bad h! .IA 1 ' Poi 1 torrabTaWne g o ltheim " I saf " ent g rmftd 'f o r IL •%•.,.• b0.1 . 10 '',. • ,FtY . - croo • 4 090 . capital. •At present they. were confeisedly - eattelit -- stoplon MORN tithe . itaffeef peertiool. He , dui !charge. i t wiiiiinr di& that such an . egreeneeat ._ • ••••1•4••i••••.k. 3.oo,l,:weVlsillorke V itii. Any capital stint. The Ifoirse'aisd.the 'country were iniettetbi l liltdpreduce it aeolitori . iii - lifif earniriliabli, for surcharge coal tar pisallietwee . D him and the 9 ..„, . 9440, sttkl • to . the trade of 4 „ l e • , • 400 deceived in the former instance. Ile h ope d .they irt94:211. Cyeevx), whtskimtleqtent it vibittlitlii rview alintletl . I to. • With 4 4 .4 1 . & ' were not doomed to . beitleceived again. _ __ ,.l ibipaqwway..giiwitotem , Refelbe Nonicskirie Me . bets • Lintrolol4 4 4o ROW Films& ( resPel4 gir.Rese) did not amity •••••,..,:••••• 49°- P• I : - Lord MELVILLE obierted, thii the potent wea eeithit•Weadintildaftbil febfiftebiduirlibi eenskitteinflii that, inoontegilaseint . et tio intarruPtS. * .4 . 1, th .. P . 10 '' 900 4.... 12 • ' 200' - not the fitoecintion 'for' 'Dario* into that question. oadfitittpit ..,„itaire ofe * L ` 74:itli Aiitel44lll9 •CU ltlit ' '/IP4t"fre .r d c • :N. %) ' ire - t twill • li • • me . eta IM a' - '''' ----•. , bro , eght forwent ) . 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