The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-04 00:00:00

CITY OF T.ONDON TAVERN, MAY S. Mgt. AMEE I'INO is earnestly desired. at the City o r London Them. on TVICOAY next, the 7th Indent. at One °Tina precisely, to consider of • 0 ENER A 11. t SCRIPTION for some immediate ASSISTANCE lit cv li teem, temporary DISTRESS of the SOUTIIERN 0. ViNelo4 or IRELAND. John Keith. Thawing Rainbridge. 4... 11. Turner. Reid. levier, and C. ~, Davison end Simpson Smith. Inetle , sad Ob." 41 • Rarelay lleollsors and Co. Edward Elllee. r. 4:dt:...- Charles Flower. J. H. 'frison, : " J. W. leak Simnel Rottlit." XII J mins Perring, N. M. Rothschad.. s ' . • . . Thomas Merge, jun. John Ord. s'l.- J.lin Jacob. Mathias Altwood, Wm. Thoierme. John Coepe. RAI. Manes. John lane., Samuel Dixon, Richardson. Overend & CO. Norwich. John Capel, Alexander. Matthew Wilson. Samoans. R. N. Edmund Larkin. CieedeSeott, Modest., Brothers, Z. Maeaeley & Babington, J. 0. Alitsposit, • Wm. Held:wand. Thomas Roweroft. :To avoid a day's delay, and a regard for space In the ad vertisement. have prevented more numerous slgaatures to this Invited's.. Any trommnalestioes wit' be attended to at the City of —. _... _. LoselOs Tavern, from Eleven till fix , ow Mondavi TTINE LAST SEASON of the Etilf PTIAN - TOMR.—The Proprietor. Mr. Relzoni, most re.peet 01!vacgalliats the Amateurs, that the SA I.E of the EGYP TIAN TOllll3. with ail the Antiquities convected with It. withal's plot* nn the Ist of Jane. MI. The Casts in Pies , lee of Paris, whist moppet, the two Chambers, will not be sold in lots. bet Wins. The Egyptian Tomb will continue °chit for a SW weeks longer, at the Egyptian Gail. Pieta 0---Plbeehasers will nixie, their reepeetise vendee lap alter the close ef the Ezitibitiou. where Catalegnes fov*# aie may be had.—Admittanee, Ole Shill's'. PRIG OF STOCKS, AT C Ron% Stank.-- 939 Fr et. Bad 2141V1 S Pet Ci. COOL . sa 91 9 3i per Cent . 113 4 yecCesits.. A rw Ch, Val* , lo9li I pot Cent 'wig Ann 19i 13-16 lat i per (4":42; ()NE O'CLOCK. THIS DAY. India Stock. Ditto Boo* ..lb. 435. pm. Rooth See ittoek.;• 81) South Sea Old Aoo Ex ningd s. s. Is. Ss. po ----WI a. a 28.415. pm I' --Smell Opo. /or fleet 7Oll reket4 ... IS!. IM ALA. ' - MAI Der. I I Dtshßw - - 0 t Waterton! - I I O. it Jersey - 0 Lisbon - - 0 • 0 Gottenburg - 0 %• o s tof the, reat Inert-nee of the circulation nj flit STATLIV4N slier the arrangement mit& Mr. , CORDETT. -it has bees deemed expedient to restore the 011 et In more Central and wort Convenient Premises. 144..1117, Strand ; and that no deters in the de/leers of • -Papers may be orrasioned Is the additional daily - .cr measures Aare been adopted for accelerating DVS. 0 Holland - 0 O Hambro' - 0 I Frlitre 0 O Flanders - • Bei • I - " 1110. 2111ITISII STATtSIIA2I" Et INCOIPORATED WITII " Tilt *tate omit. • LONDON: SilsHipmr MINING. MAT 4, 1822. • STOCK EXCHANGE, TM' Although the French mail is at IsitarJ soy iefortaatios up it, /egad to the affairs of sy. and ire still rnotoln its a state of the aegeciatious. Consols ate 791 fet fur Nosey 79. with little or an La. FOREIGN PL:NDS. The same dullness prevails on 'Change in the Foreign market. Few bargains have taken place. swinish Bonds new .... Ott Old .. PSI , • rrasslan fate Danish es Neapolitan est to ea 01d...... New STOCK EXCHANGE, TWO O'CLOCK. Mr. Ripon. of the Beak, waited upon the gentle men of the Stock Exchange, from the Go and Deploy-Governor of the Bank, to acquaint floe that Lord Liverpool would see the 11111 flied 111141 co the subject of the annoity business, nn Tuesday nest. at Fite House, at 12 o'clock. Co soil fell per ceot., in conseq of the above. Pries! avid the State of Trade are matters of the very first importance, especially at a moment when %elate' ial deluders are so hard at work to persuade people that things will come about.—The meat-mar ket yesterday was the lowest that has been know*. we believe. for tliirty.seren !mars. At Smithfield. ttakert of 9' stone (81b. to the stone) sold at 215.; of 12 stone, at 261.—Beef !rade very dull, at from 2s. rid. to 3s and the number short.—Best wetherient. ton at Newgate•ctarket, 2•. a stools ; or 3J. a pound —Lamb from 4s. W. ;o 51. at Smithfield.—As is the state of trade, Agricultural di ■ is now a mat ter of notoriety. Beery one knows, that, as the rent lomat be paid out of the produce of the land, the farm et's ability to pay rent must deprod upon the lilies* a that produce. But the operations of TRADII are II ore complicated. Those only who are acquaioted its it can form an adequate idea of the tricks aid contrivances that are now resorted to (from necessity) by almost all persons engaged in trade, to keep as long NS possible on their legs, without regard to loss or Amis. Every tradesman's affairs (►t least with hero tool there an yzerption) may be considered as as epi tome of the affairs of our government ; every thing is designed to disguise the truth, both from themselves and others. From information which we daily receive' we a►e convinced that high prices cannot be again b►eogbt ablest by say means whatsoever. Eerie rieoeed tradesmen are new satisfied that their true ia• ' tercet consi-ts in keeping down prices. thereby pre venting these sadden fluctuations which have, in past titers, produced inch terrible consequences to trade and commerce. This is made manifest by what Lee recently taken place in the butter market of Loudest. Imprudent men, regardless of the lessons of expo deuce, entered isto considerable speculations in the article of Irish butter, at a time when that article wu mach above its comparative vales with others of the necesseees of life; sod the consequenee of this pee. cording was, such a decrease of cousumption, as left the balk of their stocks oo band. Added to this, Ast i Mations of the meson Las produced an unusual qua lity of new ►otter both is this country and in Holland ; w►ich latter has poured into this market such an ex cess as to cease a fall of nearly one half within 'a .411.:. , -A;tik l o 4 4 1•44.-Ibs‘ylits *la In H lull I sad s• great Is dm slirom nil 14 an props , 1 gagstio tbsbenaxelkihst Holissa biillo4. . three or Ater weeks sap. /es 'firth 4 11/41 4 " a pound in the Landon ekitteehte nisitirt, hate • be put op to pithier auction, sod bomb. is MIDIS' pence a posed, for want of parchisers. la shoe every thing indicates a state of decay ; the progress' of which no schemes each as those which the trim' men at Whitehall have sow limier csasideration, cal arrest for a single day. We do not think it worth while to bestow steels time on the DUCAL DUEL. We are very *eery. that the Duke of lIID/OaD should stand before the public as having disclaimed all lineation. of personal offence. If it be not personality to areas* a man of what his Oraee *erased, sod Hole scanted, the Doke of lireuteanaw, it is not personality to amuse a we man of Wag in bed with a man who is not her hes hand? le shark if what the Doke of Bearolte 'sold of the other Doke was net Fe/sow:4 nothieg ever was personal is this world. One thing we .list say, that the firing off of a little powder by the eqhmtbehe does by no means elver the fact. If this Bucatito• seat's honour was seturreded, that smoke has sot healed it. We have no hesitation is uyieg; that we ' have not the smallest idea of dolt having Iwo any lead in either of the pistols. It would be,iiortiklag to the Duke of BaDlOllll to hear 'the'temethe IN the people upon this " dee I!" For the sato of the Puke of flaoreen. we are very sorry. The diselaladig of all peretriality was quite ateestroes. It really would bare been nearly as well to follow the rumple of " glory" all through the pleee.—Howevitr, - this mor tification of the GRINTILLS. is good. It is, what they richly deserve. Their sorrows are not to stilit here. We agree with a atomise Paper of to-day, shut the embassy to Switzerland ought to be the next object of diseinet attack.. Lord Kisto laid tho mead well for it. This is a atelier of more amount; sad a thing infinitely more villeineus thee the oats and salary of Seeped Postmaster. The Ministers sum resolved to leave the flusevituts to shift for theassekis. To deiced their owe eesdoet ; sad a shocking baud they make of it. They have done, sad ire dole', the Ministers ;treat "derider. They are a deader weight than the " elead.eharge." They fully justify .11 that has ever been said of their greediness. and of their rant of talent. Never was so bard a bargain as the Ministers have of them at this minuet. We should lot be at all surprived, if the Mialsters, for their own safety's sake, were to east this political Jutish ~rerb oard. The crime of the repeal of Pint L's Bill, Thiel; re peal is just about to take place. was not watde towns to as is ths speech of our great political plollolopber oa Monday sight. We, from that 'Peeks gal clearly enough, that Bask Eagiarol notes wan opposition to Peat.'s Bill, to continuo to be s lege tender from aseatry hankers to the holden of their motes. We also gathered, that, la farther coninven• tion of the Rill, one potted- wen to be Wade by country beaten until lb' ; that la a' 4 May, 1 ty ie passed, will this material provision Me 11eetriegis.4ets. or, in other wards, rill repeal de repeal provided for by Peso's Bill! Besides thin. *a Borough Bank ; it is the Bank of the Boreogim sofas of Beglaad ; the fleoreagh Bask is to ba al bored by this new Act to coati:eve to stake oadleassil aster; whirl,, by PERL's Bill it cow* soft because that Bill put an • eel to s its,ower Is make each notes is May 1823. Tires. thee. dth Bill of PIM. will, by the Act mow *beet M Ite passed, be wholly set sell., eseept in as far Mt teellystspel the Borough Bank to Sege gold in es• dredge ter its notes at 775. 10id. au mime. That part will, most likely, am remain long. We mush questioa, whether that part of the Bill will live rat tie pretest Session of Parliamest 3•sertigas al. ready bear a preswirm ! That is satorioms; sad. under such circumstances ; even whili more paper is out thou cat possibly be kept oat (Goleta the &rug% Bask stop agala); even under such a date of Ate currency wether mutton sells for 3d. a peamd!--14sva say of our readers paper *easy is Hare they money lodged with /or they have; and if they do ant gold ; and if they do not do this deseree to be beggars. possemnen f *seen) If these fir Ay too, tiny PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. A message from the King, last night, announced that he " had been attended with the edam* of the " House" about the Post-Master ; that be •weiffi er ste& the salary to be diseontinued fortheritlN aisiboehat' be would abolish the office as moos as he lied A the " opportunity of considering of an arrangement for " the conduct of the business of the olEee." Never was King " attended with" such language a this before! Tbis Lord CA SSSSSSS GU really don not seem to be capable of putting one stogie acetones upon paper without committlog some grammatical error. Never did chamber-maid married to bee mae• ter use phrases of such ridiculous affectation as those which this man puts into the mead; of the King.-4e to " the conduct of the business of the office." then will be time enough gives for that, so that the salary lie but abated immediate/N, which, it seems, Is to be door. Trilling as the annexe is, in Ibis ease, the defeat of CASTIAIMAGN and Co. is great, and will be severely felt. It is but a feather plucked from the grease; but, others may follow it ; the pluck loosens all she rest; and. without the feathers, the carcase gamut long live. It is, however, folly to proceed in Ibis way, rules. a reform he intended [or, their plates are obsoletely necteenry to get Me ?resat sys tem elev. It is unjust; It is foolishness; it is mad ness, to expect the Ministers to carry on the prewar system without places, potions, sieeceres, greats, and all the things that they new have aid make use of. The Fatietting of the Pensions wad Half jay came on last night Our readers already saderstand the preject. Mr. Home proposed. that Me cation (through the Humbug Fend CommisebseetOolloold be the con tractors! To bemire; for why no; employ what they ir g all ea Mpktpati in this, way, ails*? herbs( ; what 'glibly; wh atilitifialsopther ! Soso taw an, however. to ems (Pt kkosssissocer of tile sew sort of loan. That ti Wag; and this has hese armed on by the Sioiseeve a becalms they had foaad oot, that she land lords weFIP resolved to hat/ 11140e"pirek et au &UV, Settee they separated. Re an happy to learn, by the Irish papers re ceived this moroisg, that measures are in train for al leviating some of the calamities ander Which the an fortunate inhabitants of the sonthoertit districts groan. A 'netting of the gentlemsi cossetted with the costly of Clare was appointed to be bald es Thursday last, for the purpose of taking isto consideration the dittreseed and starving condition of the peasantry of that county. At Limerick, it is intimated that the Directors of the Chamber of Commune are disposed to give 1000/. towards form. leg a fond for the relief of the poor of that city, pro vided a similar sum Is contribstid by the pub!ic few sho um* pew's*. As appeal to householders, how ever, it is added, will not he availing. " Bad bash. mess, heavy uses, deep and general depression, leave sls•pitetpore *blether respectallo persons sot where withal so support sod educe:* their families according ha their wishes sad expectations. Therefore, no suf. 'lciest fund eat be treated for the benefit of the poor by applications to isdividuals ;" and this we flusr is the state, not of Limerick alone, but of most of the provincial low.' of !reload. The only resnarre that vas be looked to is the generosity of the ailinest; and to assist such loyal fends as this Is highly laudable for those who possess the swami ,but as the distress is urges*, It may be wore expo. L iitat, where it is practicable, to forward *applies of lisedl directly to the places where the people are in west A meeting. we see glad to hear, is proposed to be WWI early the next week at the City of Load.. Torero. 00 promote a general subscription for some isossedisio assistance, to be applied is such a form as may be deemed most suitable to the exigency of the case. Paris papers to the 2d instant contain a letter from Viggo., dated April 20, which states, that Id. de.Ta tisehrtff set ont the might before, and that he will re turn within six week,. An article from Nuremberg stye, that the last news from Epirus confirms the ac counts of the ,defective of the Albanians from the Turks, and the disagreeable position in which Chourschld Paths Is placed thereby. The la. 'odor of K castigate to be mush disturbed. and extensive devastations are committed by inceadi• &ries. Not only are the buildings and protium of farms, In some Owes. consumed. bat the living stark le also destroyed. la the forests s►oned Bar.sar /Aube, armed blade have appeared and alarmed t►e agthurities. The Gendarmerie bad ►eel sent in quest of them, but they elude their search. The Chamber of Peers les dircussed and adopted the financial law. lately sent up by the Chamber of Deputies, so that the Session will p►obably he closed is a few days.— The opening of t►e neat isaaiJ to be fixed fur the 4th of Jane, the ansirersary of the day when the King east. °peed at ed. 87f. 80e.— $llllll, LEONE. 19311. Iselased I seed you s correct &come of the pietist of the Slave true. is the bights of Brats sod &etre. which I have free the first &severity : Sailed from Calabar, from July to Nov. 1920, one hundred mod one sail of Slave vessels, fully laden, under Spanish, Portuguese and Freud) colours; sixty-one. dar ing the present Tear, sailed from Bonny ; from J uly to Nov. 1840, one hundred and twenty sail. Seventy this year., —From .Bentbia and Cameroons the number cony{ Not bi exactly ascertained, but supposed to be on the same extensive scale. A great proportion of these Slaw yes eels was of a large class, carrying frbut 12 to 28 gnus, and from 50 to 200 each. The following French ships were at anchor in the river Bonny. when his filajesty's ship Myrmidon left:—Brig L'isis, of Nast:; ditto Leger, of Mintz ; ditto Eugene, of Havre; ditto Alcid►, of Nants; Schooner Fox, of Martiniqne. The first four bad slaves on board ; the others Dave lately arrived, and were purchasing their cargoes. Yesterday the Earl of Liverpool had as outlines of the Hirai. The Nines of Deansark is os his way to pay a visit to this country, with his Princess, anti a nuaseroas es done. One of the Royal yachts proceeds to Calais is a few days, fur the purpose of conveying his Royal Highness and sails to Dover. Moister*, it is said, have received accounts from Staffordshire relating to the discontented spirit which pervades the manufacturing classes is that extensive district. of so unsatisfactory a wire, that they have ordered Lord Talbot to repair thither and join Lis re. irsuat immediately. Hie Lordship. whe was pre paring to visit the Continent, has in consequence been obliged to give op his plan, and left town fur Staf forisbirs on Thursday evening. Coasiderahle orders for arms, the Worcester Joss not says. have been recently received at Birmingham, from Russia. Nonwien, Mtv 4.—One of the societies associated for the support of Parliamentary Reform, dined tope thee at the Town-house Tavern, hi this city, oa Tues day Inst. Many constitutional sad patriotic toasts were drink, and it was determined to commence a subscription in behalf of those individuals who are now suffering imprisonment on account of their at tachment to t►e cease of Reform. At Newark, a few days since, the Mayor gave spe cial orders to the publicans to retail full measure, (which ►u Rot bees done for a great number of yean); the order was very promptly oitoyed, anti se veral have reduced the price of ale to firepence per quart. We are happy to hear that it is intended to exauliae ha* other abuses that have existed for a long time. The Lords of the Treasury have Iwo plowed to au thorise due Commissioners of Excise to extend dm pe riod for the payment of the hop duty: one third to the sth of July; one third to the 10th of October; and one third to the 25th of November ; spa a joint promissory note being Given to the King by the grower. and ono sufficient surety in lieu of bond, and delivered to the Collector of Excise. av LP vff SI , : ING. 11AT 4, 18;; ~..n .; ;;„ tion of the Rill, tae petiod-oeies were to be- trade by Th. °pee i ng of the wa il s ooij to country beakers oath the yell I 833; that filo 007 a- o f J oni ., t h e onsiversory of t h e , —se— leog as ever the .tors era, inst. shil, lell, nat treated the Chaster. 4NOE, TWELVE.O'CLOCK. Father. ,or t ll4 we insaglanoo l 4 oll lo l e l e • Ferscri Puny% Ms, I.—Five mail is arrived. we hare set of the agreentest bet= Au misters, ~, cid. 80e. I highest, $74. Sic.; to this toer t *private let s of the Rossiass as& v4r. ._. 4yrinuerisaiugralgAin4oo4 4- . 4 # I -11.4111111 as a state 4 suspense etnPentS___ i sit Noir; mind, emelt Sprolision main *pus at ill Ilat °` —......er..-- l a' e 791 for the A c m e ' s '. e°" restrietioo-oets t ell Illseee acts are repnied, on the lit trraamilar A t.rents room tile or nn ta-iness cluing. of 1114 y, 18431 i Paer• *lib the Act. In* 'bent t• • I ascgrsaa 4, I '" ""'• . be passed, *ill restore tkis surterid prosisioa ej / .L._ , ,. I wed Tau a correct 1 ----- :1_ 'Vt.- !.. •1.. i /Mire 1 I - ' r~ .~ ~ i - .! - PAPRR MO.VEY. -ow Entreat of a letter fun a Masi ilarigraat in illmarir.a, dated ilklmmed-hill. Wept* county, Is. Isom i• I wrote to yes in August last, by a G eo . Illlmaa whom I met with in Ciacinasti. I was is 'ialicity buying salt, Iron, coffee, witakeyr &a. It • is a very bury plate. sad I could collect more &relish plans la Mat de,. I. au how. Asa 1 .meld. (while I was is Londe.) I. seven years. Gold ud silver were thee, plenty there, sad more so sew, rh ea Obi pEeple have come to a resolutions to take ae pa. per mosey. Here I mast take a little credit to ow. self for leading them a basil in that job. Tea imew . I was always an sway to the ILsg-shope la every asmatry, sod I did sot fail to expose them betettliaoho he ear real friend Gobbet. for essioliag one to a s , dersiaari the smut se well. Tbero were Soles boia , whoa I same, as low as el or If coma sad in sem Wert there was a Rag-shop, and is ewe there were two. le all my dealings will thefts*. here Upstg tbs. in cash, and used el my talents to Week d ews o w pap“; earmieg the roguery of tx. system la tbe serenest MUM; sad I am happy la dad thug du pimple ben bars takes my advice I lire It cat a person in Ricbmrsod. situ (weary twe• . rut who will take any rper- ney sow, cusp United States , bask notes.—Tbry go all out ii• Valois." TUE GaRNIILLES. ' + 11X1OP -11 (rust Tat 1100 CIMOXICLa.) We shall take special care to indulge is no hetes& time aping the Amer of his Grace of beekiegkaa a K which it seems he is particularly tealtsiess. It is diffi cult to my what is exactly areaut by hammer, bethink/if appear that it may be associated with all that fettles. laud to inspire a teatime with feelings of every respect or esteem. The value of his Grace ( one hereafter cast doubt) • au obliterate the of the Swiss Bed ladia o r pewees the pidd l e from drawing their owe 'us with respect to the cause of his Orates elerstiam hen, as Mr. IViiher. force observed, we see a chair of sides praise* a change of seatiatents is his Ilesse's party, we earn eerily judge whether they accept ofacirbecanse they agre e wi t h Government, or whether they agree with thiveramem because they accept office. Prepared u the party most lieu been fee the *Se costerapt, the measure os which they have ebtalaed it, somas rather to have disease-used the.. It is said that so little copious exists between Lord Greaville and thew. because he had the good suss to withdraw Weser Iron * a share of it. ladeed we hive sometbi art eel. deuce of this in The Coarier. is ea attic Gist on tbstireaville party, we have a f I t their mirsaaess and avarice (without dw im *r other amiable qualities), amply futile ebb eutempt and aversioa of the public ; bat dies it is wished to throw the greater part of tbe Warne ea Lori OresvilLr. . Lord Greasing," says the writer, "sot °sly gives the Oreavilles their name. bat his medusa gives them Iris very character fur avarice. Have we at heard lithe as diterslip of the Exchequer, a Sinecure worthlooll..sad Fox's motion Useable Lord Guerin* to-bald it, though First Lord of Om Tressary, this &Whist his awn ac cuses: have we sot heard of a peados of LAM. to Lord Granville, and the sais either bowie in Park-lase, forthe late Princess Charlotte, which was valued at the goer arose sum of 3,01.1 W. per .seam."—W e learn the 'akin to settle this matter. All we shall say is, harmer his Grace sad associates may have gm to their chi natter for avarice. they are evideetly as:tow to :take care to deserve it.. Will mai Mr. Wilberforce Wspi 't pelted to witness, she. ewes a Tresses" while &feedlot, Sham asses shake lsierialt --6 47 4 t. Ala the prevailing treliag, as 4 is istespesiag bisseelliez (seen the public anal these Beetsereldead Nit& tio. sernrble Gentry, gives them himself • posterlei schwa lion. In truth, 3lisieters 'sees to he ashamed of tisk sew associates, end this explains the laspar of the Treasury Journals. SHIPPING hyrkLLICIENCE. DIAL, MAT 3.—Came lows from the Aver this after noon sod sailed. Larkins. Wilkinson, far Madeira. Bengal. Ecr.; Ilefse. Flint, for the Isle of Print', ; New Harmony, Hutplinis. for Dublin ; Mediator. Wilson, for the Westward; and Lord Castlereagli, for Beerdemix.—Seven o'clock, wind N.E.7; lige is PORTSMOCTV, MAT 3.—Arrived H.M.S. Phaeton fres a ensile.— Wind E. FAL1101:TI, MAT 2.—Arrived Lion, Ilex, from Amu na ; Dutch ship Speculation. —, from Amsterdam, to take on beard the cargo of ship de Crybepl, con demned here; and Alert, Chapman, from Idallipely. is forty days, for order..—Wind E.S.B. I' .• . a, May o. Skip Ogle Castle, Crosby, frem Bombay, landed passengers here yesterday, lad still re mains lie here this morning. JEMMY, APRIL 30. —Pat hack, Neptune. ObeTelef‘ for Newfoundland, with loss of bowsprit, sails, he/- weeks and mainmast, nod part of !pi cargo The Bacchus, Bosifent, put into Scilly 20th alit il s:ht da mage in her sails, during the gale on the :Ist and IN alt.; she is bound from Liverpool to Prime Edward's Island. The amount of golJ coined fem the 13th Jere, 1818, to the let Dec. 1821, is 10.473.249!. la 83. The amount of silver coined front the 'zit , . May.lolB, to the 31st December, 1821, is 2.719.92 10 . Oa Monday night last, a hay tick belonging M . Quartermaster Wall, of Browtshill•green, sear Cow ley. was. it is 'refloat& maliciously set* Ire by sows iscendiary. and entirely destroyed. The duel between the Duke of Bedford sad the Duke of lisckingbam took place in Keosiagtompr dens, at a retired spot previously fitted on far the per• pose. The Duke of Bedford left his hose is St. Janses's•square, at half past day morning, in a private carriage. accompasied bg Lord Lynedoch, and drove dirertly to Kensingtoe• gardens, where the Duke of Buckingham seised about the same time, attended by Sir Watkin llama Wynn. James . the wonderful pelestrias and chum• pion of all Ragland, bas undertaken to walk GO miles & day for eighteen days together, on the read between Newark and Retford. He started last "lea,' more leg. The fret Mackerel far the season were height into Dover on Tuesday morning. last. nhieh sere sold and wet to London market. They fetched eight pintas per hundred. Nato WAS Dives ?—Dr. Godwin (afterward' [Nebel , of Hereford) pronehimg once at the Somerset Anises, observed. t►at " though the Scriptures had DOt ra peseed plainly who Dives was, vet by his clothes and fare, be might be bold to affirm he sees at the least a Justice of the Peace."—(a Clerical our " and perhaps of Oyer and Temiaer too." . • f'l •~ . _ ~~ I" w 10a fad tmi :.1 c ;a Its ',a isil. - io Ni zi .... 1.., .1 Ssaj IMO N' ' Vim dual Heft Wig& twig t dart i Mr. war I •Tbq Rate Cop Steno Tb i Ripit bids NT. Cm 118.1 rhii. l lin !von m a v dacti TN 1 4td help Ki ng kr lii •a. Ike • tike i Draft •