The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

S TA TESMAUst or t ficE, TWO O'CLOCK. We have authority from the PROPRIETORS of C,7OT.GARDIA IIIZATRE to slate, that they hp,. cu ltic to thu raolotien of immediately throw. u l•g o t ,. ..tt t h e Eight. Prissie 'BOW objected to. The T ,,. itre a ill be shut up till MONDAY next, to give time to make the necessary alterations.-- It i, with extreme pleasure we announce this pleas. jug ititelligence; and we shell be aniongat those who will be mo,t gratilitYl by seeing the Ptiblis and the I.detors meet friends, and shape hands, with told, one for iU. • . N.4IIAL IN7'ELLIGUNCE. p i snotrit, St r.r. 15.—A rrircti the Intel/4;4i f un brig, with dispatches from Lisbon ; aUd the schooner, fawn Halifax; also the C roton (atom, nail giadoce, i n ce, Captain Baru, from fJr this port. = • • Th e James cartel, Ca Beer, is-expectititO slit this e vening for 514144, with as American G, ?atonal' charged with dispatchts. Thi: Officers awl crew a( Ilse i Gascom rsacb privateer, lately captured atiji sent into this c. ,,, sio i„ Ao f si men, sailed -a few days since in a cartel, for Ntirlaix, hawing leo liberated is con. sequence of having picked op Ohm 'el 'w,icelip . 4nd wo o ki.ay the crew al a British meet, FROM THE G.E331•11N 'PAPERS, • .• • .0..• BAYONNE, AUG. e 2.— The day before Testerdty fie last troupe of the ti:vi,inn of Diaiet, which colt, of 11,009 men, itas!ed theungkthis city,' on their way to Spain. • • , NAPI.Li, Ana. 1.--71!ho' a : 4 beloit'yesterda y Geder.l Smart pntAished. .sery•striet•ortlioitocoa s 4 helaS that he Ails- Gut lath, cotstidetice in tfic all • personf ;ruin ~Naplea to Sicily, are rei t titO d itr u :pwer'• p i p diets° a . rinsi , or %ball:ter 14.. gay pfutido, cierratives, wit t lf,getteett)ifte*i of safety and resitlei:ee 7 .• ]iii ease othen.coampliatie.e they will he cona'Worsii M auspicieua.and irreattel. rvr, Atee. 11..r...-I.tettera (ruin C i litstaiiirdliec stab., that theCi ras t q S jj 14 has c iµ t.Cd a gfOglifqpi, tiull ie boast! in all • the, I‘;oscres aai yrtignalf . 34.4 by. Couriers ihmatighont All 'the •proaltretis of ' Cell pire. Ito Apealts is- at as the Cate r orgy p re3t,; i rparrir, tad reprciattatiss *pins' iear The ., &tap of Mattimet flies uponj the. o 'Dye grey pi be assembled to fassl,l 44..9r,;04 . Vizier wig, it ia rli 1 .t m n • the' reg., t 4) ,kt Atiriatamt • slertytare of "is OKA for thipt tip. arid)reeistber-me 111 J(11 , . If 4 ' it •eC 16 '4 . 1 1 . 1 . 441 P. • , kids are immediately to , liMlyteeontaltrifnittsit 4,0Q0,500 of piastres ) ono may faithful• Mall• tam will give as much es he is Thelturii, 4%11; many others, hare already furnished' cordtte,ribift. sums. It is said that thiseathusinsm has-communicated itself to the lower classes, 4 na that thee° ger oF,liilessi s mach ardoar witnessed. We trust that ihb oktiktt Vizier will be &hi tt t o m a int a i n hi m s e lf l e i tho cuP irt bu rot. , till the arrival of the succours. ' AUtT/11A, At c.. t 3. It is stated -far: (Mt thiCoert of Venn*. hes conclude 4 with that of Frince l by which it is ilittu44ol3l that Hist irmer ship, pre iritiertßipeo upoqlpit)tilek SWF ) 64 01 that —7.garao Paper. ) arozameros A general volunteering from the Ajiliti4,- in. Tree Lind, commenct4Otel the I kth inst. and emit:4 WV: „th e 13th, aid *ilt coutinun nit the day Eitnithe. • I ' ' i The §i)th s ilidb embarked at oils-1r Mouth on Friday last, for Portugal,. have been re placed it Lewes by the W l '. from Bittchington. A Troup of Horse Artillery now occupies the Cavalry Barracks at Lewes; and the PIIIN"IS Bassin the Cavalry Barracks at Brighton, By the latest accounts from India wo learn, that the Javanese are threatening- a general insurrection against their Dutch masters. , An attempt has seve ral times been made to assassinate Gen. .Dairreir.s, who is very desirous of resigning his situatinil• Ilargois I VrLLut sx is expected in town OW 1 4 hunt Itamsgate, a order, as it IS supposed, to . beprestnt at the L e yt e to,murtniv,. The Meeting of the three Choirs of Hereford, Glouceste r , and IYurewiter, fur the benefit of the Wi'lois and Orphans of ale poor Clergy of the three dioceses, will be held at Hereford to-morrow. The principal vocal performers are Mr. URAHAN I Mrs. Dicions, Miss Miteri,r.i, and tar". VA UG- H ; Mr. LI IRTLEKAN, Mr. VAttalmarr, and Mr. Coss. genleman who purchased • Two Tickets of N ,, . 4,469, in the Last Letterr,' l Sisliitied Fafer Thu:: and Pounds! MN Liz, of cuimphor.bag 'memory,- is aboet .111' he heel to the Hymeneal altar by a further Middle. 41 1 Mr. LEE has been dead sume,Yeirs. • a. Du Friday twit, being'St. MaTrucw's cardin g to annual custom, tire Lona) AlAYttitit •At.;.s butwel, Saitairts, atiVevielvois Uf the delrbi; pal Royal nospitals, irall,efteed Divine Service al. Christ's , Church.- WNW* II &Moo by . the Rev. Ram? Moo* D . p . , wilt 'repair to the Great 1141; In Christ's Hes it a p..a., where two ova. Mons will be delivered in Latin by Wtra.tin Owim, lid in English bylideninn NEWTON ADAMS, thu two Senior Scholars of the Grammar School. glieana—TlO day there was no Court of Alder. m e"; the LORD MA Yolt ) atter inspecting the Rae! turns, ordered it to fall outs Pelliq per peck. k." ... • i`. 4 : F:: COVENT' G.IRDRN Ti —...... i The usual perfarokances tt::fore retseseediast : night at •this Tbeati Ali further synonyms fur the sot . eilticis were produced there, bat .. scribe the cotire, and that is, cltrntO clamour!. Itom , the beg Ctf end. figiii c ii i ll i c is •• • - , i ..Rrst were.accessa, et ) ) thossl4oll - 10114e'othen vqt satisfied finis ipowerwpaise away kg chersisty.• ' It l iraltdisi‘ 1)1a:1111f thi • &Moms ' experiment" pf l: theareitik or:itifiVt'llavi 'OffiesteiVi . iiiti' 411,114 - ,i4:•Ati l 4;tv * 0 s, . tie .it,i hsiti ~..I*QFFlo4lrlzicloMild ' 6 . ti c o o • i r l i. p' ve , , .1 1 it acCeifirX le go, to :the teadthiee .ta meet swensicie that coutd overwhelm his Owi t •skests illsodilates fist (OW perce4ved that they might save' aittiiii&lk- Mate l ot his situation WithtiUt stirring from ,itt a ta places. 'fpere was, the, itil! i fimpitude RC ,aillusit. sustgd fits _producksl fit ; perpetual motiotilsokh perpetioat - 4stlaes s Alleattisi: multitude distfit elanii :phltely. took *nip - ow. owriit 'poritteiniAl-ot. twe-speater;' fld' ii itioilemOliesiethi(eWtw i llia nublestctaalatiou of .hiii power or )u f„, Poole diTifla4 jis the Sid, 4ollel Aeglllitt lsAirfcel:all ilia ailiriurtice of his ,situation t for hii tried 'hit- Agway" lw all shill pstesibleftsrtos of' address. He Wi4 i.e.' ceivelt Wirlilkeifite good humOu'r by; the Pit y who' stow lialik'rtir 4 the side 'there this, PaUtomijaie i Orati.sA scasogius . apitist the degeneracy of modern. duys,;:itie implacable obstinacy of Managers, and tb4 festblbacquieseenee of the people. 'rhc peitst ee l satiabitiafilwai t however, betortte obsolete' ; r a l idfhe" l a v ull i iegee t feeeml gy ‘ eduiliy sevettiog tu,tbe opposite ilse i do.4,lll;lll 3 ..*iteso a trvie poet Irele Haribulo.i cw fair was perferritaraTiird - 44 . his .lustrufnent tot h itifitirreld(regetYe i rlrater made orie last Ism) dakporsta effect-for,itis, sinking popularity, his iturce became .more; baraltosod his gestures more beroits, mistily Ouleekilk, he grazed the car of a p v itlent a t s in the same ho; with him; this pro llticetrettifeytilhllic4sstott, in w Well the Qratere, e?lhitSac!( l ,4l l ,)% TPA/. his labours iu the public seirice, ..oucesteritylivete t Way j aisd was, we Off efesid,,itaulltssibliged ta:retire l '.. Sciame/ilVtlieterithatibils 010'004r caught for mi t a'ilitimt '. 'A etaittialicsif oftho l it: venters iti the pit. ~,.., %...1ni• •". I Y. il i tr . e A i lft er i ikiVP S AC l % U . : Wi4 a t" was a shout of applause, and the cry:l4,lK tikeos what• tact wRh koAlsiag . lll , 4ll.pilVite•ao , ief. 4 ' • One 'of the scessesSalis i betiding sVit 1644 resemblawcc to .A .I , • • ,the li popif?9l . eillaheatre, %V I IL til NO pi, ' 't ludg, iiiis tO.!o, 4 ", j oia.,tka tiour..„ This,: was jualantly,l caagisty .arid cisce.;esi with burstanf applause. • • :!tit iiliatteman in the first circle of Boxes eihibited aViatlerd, itiserihcd, "We demand nothing , but th e COlitiact," which wa s loudly cheered, by tte fili sk ; anti which ho pinned to thp front of the f10a,,,4 1 1,041 ik,bed remained there some minutes, be time, kiwi. the Pit, but it falling into the hands of a pellets' wig didiiot texlnliit the papei * ; tli‘i Other s in the trbit litiliorillilainy manner, illeisbefr ^ over Ilse.: .thierstral••• A * .fm,,p 1. , 94 0 , oweroci r . h sewl/ I 4 y thet : iroq; , 91110 0 1tkiefu limittat re and . the cdflevni the &wind lesra i li a toped. lit& tho - Pit, dblalnee paisessien isof MVllieftro; ihnjithiOitiale ire:l'llutiriff. ll , ;ffg gr: tO aO . iort p I to A ri f vl• 4'4 ii; o‘.. .. k 1 ( 1. %,F 'NA , 02 , : I ~ *J., 1. . 1,9 • ; 4 and, Allift4ll l 4o .ft4ide4takar9.9l4 ma . .very. Aletormie., esi,in ws-sprumilien..44mni-fiviimao4ll , 44 IliaoP against the Managers, baling • Wended refloat -Jac his Own Oot, ltlierb • riiif s lt ts ery d i tits like' obt. go' re Ina I n tftl 04: 41ieffet ; 'a nil wife 'tiro fiends,f ins l kto:4 him from tiro trst,, fur imp time irsists ed all the efforts of his treepand She two ad joining. Mises. - Finding, koweseq the :storm raging ra. their vi'olently against him, he said very Willy— "'Well, I shall say no more,"—and sat down, and remayed quiet for the rest of the night ? . Seviral placards announced the coming iq of the • half.p,rice. Among these were some scarcely 10 ? gible denunciations against the Managers. 46 No 1 P. B. or 0. P.' , —" No nightly Boxes."—" Con tract."—" f come upon my liund."—A rattle was ! sprung, and banded round the I'it with universal I congratulation. A horn succeeded to the same popularity ; but a cat-call player, who sta. tioned himself near the side, contrived -to attract a share of notice that fairly threw both into the shade. The cry for Mr. th rew appear.; apsa, which had been renewed at intervals, was now become regular and incessant; and at length , Mr. Icestal.c appeared. At his appearance a tremendous roar of mingfed anger and applause was raised, and be was for porno ablates An. able to obtain a hearing. At length, after itai, lance" had been vociferated in a thousand discord. , ant voices, and the clamour renewed and appeased,* Jr, K EDIBLE addresied the audience to the folloning effe' et :L.-W/ I 'oes and Gentlemen, the Proprietors were in 'hopes that the address which has appeared this day, on the subject of the Private Boxes, would hare. satisfied the candour of the public."—liere iMr. K. was Interrupted by a mixture of applause and disapprobation . ; 'and at last a gentleman, standing isip,in the P 4, as if with the intention of peak. lug, Air..li SMILE said, " Let me have the honour to "hear what that gentleman wishes to say, and I hope lo be able to make such an answer as will be sitis factory to the candid part of the audicuce.—Gen 7 tlemen and Ladies, let me therefore request your silence for a moment." The Orator of the Pit then said, ." Mr. Kestatr, I wish for myself and ! ! .ethers to ask, what Is your meaning when you use ' • '' • s . Nightly Boxes ?!tw[tat is your in terpre. 'lese words3tA.4lr. Kenaex replied, er dtar 'boitteireptg 'illi limit - worm, 141.. lidlittnisillioitteottiteli''itilritil d fo ' l. . r O 4 4 r i ke fidifc . bosoh' i r/111 W 441. .1 uud ly ,a pp lett tied by nomberlf, me dissatisfied trial the • -daisy,. • and 1 4),WWeditesday night ;, .. en 6 'Wed. • , flf'4•lil—The Speaker lo t Pie — Plf . rr it is the naders • t l 4 ii'''g .' JD M t Il'.' Hlt liiittroppek, the ;,fibs part a the Contract was Itanbel tometsMlll 7 - A4.--a certain lifib, namely, at be tearineseeteent - df - this seaseti;"altie it is net I . Onrillikti ON rrain t ietbn iiiihnot have a claim to 9to Ott . irth'r'est of the agreement. Theme. i 1... r..). mq4the4 oiies,ore laid open, I conceive the Public' wilibenetisfied, and not till then do they conc e ive ibinktbe BroPtietors have any right to the advantage OtlieViihtiikt:' ' When something is given °ollie P° • '4 C I ntOli I , ' p .. t , wee ,y,,r iltors are not entitled to,w,th. h 14.4 fittest .!,! • collt 4 Fatec, 44 on the other. ' In Peer tiigrelorpanst dool,give up the Boxes, we must, ot be ceited,on tn_pny,tho additional shilling fur ad miagion to tins Boxes." This' speech was received wity,,Poth l usilistic :applause. Mr. K mime then adderk with considerable warmth, 44 Gentlemen, I Inutpt•r i elyort per candid consideration. I presume, hewevee. it Must, be well• known to you, that on thellOaleiting of .our performance last season" 1 t----,Ne pogo was p,ertnitted to be heard ; and a ge ne* Omit of " Offl • effl"...." a packed audieoce," arising tram all sides,.Mr. 141118 LE was forced to :retire.. • On Mr. Kt:mote's retiring the clamour was ro. newod, with, if possible, inert:llaq violence, and idaicardi . were uufurled in every part of the Pit. I dap was moved round Jo triumph on two sticks, f 0.1111111 in these words : . " Six snug Private Boxes, For cunning old Foxes, Are all that we'll let you retain; So Kesto.c you'd beet , . ' Throw open the rest, ‘: • t . . pr even the six shan't remain." Another Cosign was then hoisted, 'with it 4IeW of the drop at Newgatc, a gallows, CIO a iiii e t,r 4 o %NO theatrical dress. ensperitled from it. The' if '. vfas peekii'ihe 11:;ck ground, waiting for the ~Vsionttlit !when the theatrical li slitAild'lSemntie irufliirlir ' ,This was suce , 4 4-4 -F 1) , 4 , 1 0k5 -- , .0 . , • .;, '..ss•:: .41 I l tiiiiiiil . mo us'elrx.essan—T heses - ss ageroved:rolunvos shalf‘te siekonucd eviles Wittig he Nyrsc a t is peWirnieV r 4 7 ; ...T.,. : ..., ~, i 9 v.l . ~.5.. 4,1 , following were among c: .; , The were among tnn'pr nbipil. acor,ds which itiefitive nut already noticed:- - w, • : : 44 right Boxes removed to chessifotn; 31Iulf.'" , Jiss;eqgy of a man hanging on a gallows,in . icTibtdr , ...• ~, . ''' €ll r,, , , ' 114 1 The end of a Liar." • r it 4 qv article of iiestaLl'i faith fo keep, no eroteises Its leo 4 , 1• . inacl to'lleretita." . ,I , I . .X 1 !' 't 111 John Bull will lisve his Contract." - . ' ' :One Placard exhibited the best ite , taneo 'we ever komemlier to have seen, of the bathos :--ft. was this WTI* Cense for which ClOoLan shed his Blood, and Were. • , .., .1 ~,,.. . Hoit lostkiillitt." . . •Diring the Pantomime of Mother Goose, tho pante scene of noise nod uproar was- eontinnell, with, 'lest energy and violence which were riot surpaited during the most tempestuous period of the 0. P'.' 'war. On the dropping of the curtain, three cheers' 'vs/trolls tali& given, followed Isy as many -groans, rand ' , shot Audience began gradually' ,ol•diaperse ; though' there was for some time a good' deal of hickeringbetweetr tho• Pit and a party ill the Uppor Apia. • • .. •:. - 1,1t.1.e5• ,: -. 1 • u t :I,: . ; • 1 11101 10 11 1 11111 1 4 1 =Imemen ..._ ,writiasigniroilithr TILE ST4TESsIL4N. . lesl l l2llTltereis goer ,of intO4ltialityy which, corn. bie l ed-On,political principles similar to my own, that giges,,your Paper a claim to preference, which 'I recummend to all my friends ; and it is ,e, proof of the sincerity of my opinion, when 1 . 5ub,... mit to your reflection 11te possibility of 4 well.cen.., certed plan,.or juggle i .between the Proprietors. of Covent-garden Theatre and,Mr. 511 cot pail. It may possibly have escaped your memory, that the latter pentlennin first raised the price of ad mission, under the wetest that he [lid a most owe. mous rent for the Opera House while the. Drury-lane Theatre was building, which price was, however ? , continued at the new building, &though, by con. taining 8001. initcad of 2901. or 4001. hesittpk. the, Private flexes, might well be sqpposed to have in,. : debrified the Proprietors without taxing the 9 Auditers Is, each, and those in the ?it rid. , ,' , The Galleries were obviously left as they !ere, in order to neutralise that part Of tbe podience, hy. . giving them tsu interest in resititing the.eatortispi.— The avarice of the Covent.gardee adverirerers, felt itself justified in following the mantle of the more artful and dexterous (ireutleolatt at-the otberHuuse. 'they cool(' .not be expected to play at five shil. lingo, • when Drury-lane received six shillings 1. The excuse was plausible. It even had, a. shew .0! . justice in it at the first view to those who did . not ' l ake into their celeelatibn that the Theatre held :treble the number and value to what it did before, s old ?, of course, more than sufficient to indemuify Nibs any extraordinary, ex-peaces they had iOcerretl, ros; besides; a ready-money trade. No hooka to • 'kelp—bad debts tq provide . for, or risks to run.. Mr. SHERIDAN, a very able pioneer, worked like a mule under ground, and sueceekled in,• 1792. A fire levels both Theatres to the grUentl, but on this occasion covent.garden takes the !dad, Turn and turn about is !airplay, Sir; but as Mr. 'Kiwar.r, who, to a great deal of theatrical lestion and stiffness, adds also no mean pertimi of 'too. hence, was battled in his attempt to bully the town, although aided by the Btiw.strect It (INN - ERs of every descriptiOn. He reluctantly yielded, and entered into a treaty with the Tqwu, which was to hold good on one side and nut on the other.l In order to ensure victory; the hippier ta. lents of Mr. Sissatoarr were called into ac.l tion,' and what could not decently be insisted Upon by Messrs. llamas and Kt:4BLE, was to be old_ . intately acquired by law 1 . Th e f a i r wa y o r potti ng the question between these Gentlemen and the Pub lic is, to enquire if the latter were as well informed' , . ~r ~, rif T+l4 .4.: rlNC —ta ‘ "4 11 0""44-al L 'UE4{'KE. the words Ni, mien of flies e the curtain were Q Gentistear, acre. Ne•aiau find sod , e :i chni muds sad Shqscenes be atr . w k unn , tar4 can de- e ! ;', l LaL i. w w, elkattisP A !flankpur, 4 7 4 . 7 ; 11 4 • L 4 ezelainiedile4''' :ess.arity etrAinguilh. twitter m o t , laaidiati with lettkag 44 ` , It was ' • ...z. , -..! • :A. • . 2 11 .r ettel.y intro ue :s etl, /00,974/infloWl kitssaf.Al,o9‘rigt linatteAks l o, E Pi 1 ttailAtltPtitilirttliN iel)S 4.la,posag,ftho most appropriate tq A conduct t . ortee ,cuntinag - and ynuaanly.. Mr. Slant DAlr, taught by the defeat of . his, brother adventurers at . Covent.garden, took measures to serve himself, by makiug that .legal which.was evidently imposition and encroachment before-and under cover of hit wing, in 1819, they not only raise their prices as is 1792, but render the Theatre, by its preposterous size, incommodious, cut off a considerable portion of it from the Puhlic in its very best part, and chart's. 7s. a seat for that part of the Theatre, which was, eitil avarice and effrontery united, always allotted, under the denomination of slips, to the Public, for 2s. These encroachments and impositions, the produce or a mind, hackoied without beipg wore. oat in expedients, have no resting place either in justice or accommodation. I ask you, I ask everybody as,eompetent to deciale as yourself, whe. Cher the Theatres, as they were in 1774, in GAR. RICK'S days, wuul4 dot .be far more comfortable than they are at present. I . do not mean as to actors, actresses, and s the.Drame, for these, GOD help us 1 are ill "last, wretchedly below par 4.. but, as a building , adapted for seeing, ht grin., and that result, which is technically called stags • 9 . ffect, and which is so thoroughly, nay perfectly, understood, both by Mr. iiestaut and Mr. Spa. RIDAN I and especially the latter. In a word, Sir, I - think the, Proprietors . of Covent.garden . Thestre aro bound to abide by. thei,e.contract, and not to appeal to the candour of the Public, as to the cf. feet of a law until it begins to operate. Tt is not . yet carried into effect, and until it operates, and is • e way the parties mean It ihould, Messrs. Kist. lice and Co. have no right to reap a kind of ex posh . facto benefit from it. Let the'm wait until the Thea. ', tre in Drury-lane is open-which ca-mot be in lest than 12 or 18 months. The clause in question may be petitioned against-the Act itielf revised and - repealed. And in either case, the Treat, would be violated with impunity, if the Public yield quietly' to the unreasonable reqncst of the Pro v ictors of COvent-garden. I never was at int ort C disputes , -I belong to no party-I . live retiral-Lbut I have: tny tindetstandieg clear, unimptitied lit'prudicti of Interest-am:3 oil with to At t e* vestil4 A tiiiliolet of view, throt# 'I 'cliitinell o f y our 1 - • ' % 4 , P. . • 1 PipEi', .. , • •' " ''' . A Wietti*STeriillf " Milhrooke, near Snothamptria. Sew. taistelivi • . .: • . rze....o=c,Animt=compi a 0 4 iv ...4 '• , The Return to •the Order of tire Hush of Coma '- moos of the 7th of February last,. for in Accouttet of the lecrease and Diminution of. the Number', and. Amount of all Wallies, himelbmenta, , and Ex": passes of all Public Offices:in Gree4 LBeitain, is tkeyears ended the sth. of ,January, 1•8C19 and 1810, has been printed. Thefollitiving is the result :- Th e T R EATEa si.-if n the year ended the sth Janamtv,lBo9, Ito. , . d c 161 0,1, rvi&e 866/181. 11,5..7d 9 ,- 1 4),ittu i is the rye ar elided 41.11 Jentspry • SoLtCivoitiair TistrTAIIIIIVIri-Nil. ' GOON cl o-Oreic s i *Jambe or Toroes--1a the Simper your. diminution t9l. is f 3d.; pt the litre! ). ditto 35A .9s. • tiacarrApes or a•rArc, • tleat Illeffil tt'rut rut -Id this - -former i year, lesreatk , WWII: Its.' la the latter, ditto 6614 Ii lime-apt ii , b 4. ii•JP Fo s eeze -a S ' lit' th " eser3le‘r se llressa..pat.' -. •• • . 13a.Ictd ,So the et, diftlY 49 If. is. 601.• ' . COL 01111AAlatIND . W Ali OLT T 9 -OE the . 0111 , 0141. p,, iacreosa, b,8014,44..60. ;iu the latter, dinsieptiun I,UM. lit. 40. ) A.4t es °tvice-In The former ler, lucteist*V47l. 18s• Sd.; - • ip the hater, ditto 1071. 43". i ~._cmaa ' S TATE p a res, tleeica- 7 1as tee °neer yeesdorrease 424 A la. i in the latter, ditto ;IL lie. 11d. tit Orrice ' CIF Comeasesoetaa oil' eflitriesalte tat --.• In the former year, *teat. 111- Ue.•401.4-411- ilisql% • 1141. 14;.'74,' %V 4a 0? r ice-InMe foriadlr 111M1be41 1 114.75. dd.; is the latter, ditto, 1,6951.15 a „ 1,,, •Ia •1;..r• le- cr .k ! Mpsree-M.aerse-tt Sty Leal.' $ f etCll---in the' fee Yee% Increase 1,0931.'55. Id ffo the latter,•7/k e. 3if'. 4 • AR•Ir Measeet. Itaallgatlialasikealeele, Iberian 8.331,... , 01. sd.i it) A b e h atvr‘ A ma. 7d, !Jet i♦l I ' 44' • ' 'P . " Cokattsssiltir IN en ei Dieter-An the ornirr r . • , tnerease MU. 'UV/. ;twit* hale r, h 4‘lllk idol till& ' .' - 'g w SiraltaltaftfiVirCiatiVaits,O,Uffiletrsaile V. .1 2! •;...-. 4 PAY Orr ice--111 the former year, %Km 414.14. rya. i in the latter, 5.0524 Is. 9d. s ••"' ' ' • 'AS aisi44oi; OsprOii-la.thifermei yeat o ,fmrpssip,7o/64.114, . 4 i „or fr., 508-U Sirra...e ~.......r 'ft AR Act Otratt-IlAttelpretter in atue. - 2 .4. SW 'ft .hitter,tl.ll.l4s. tat. - . : •z) f^tri r• : .. , o§Ficv. II,: casuswomassEp44o4h4r#6lrfts-01 "the fuser year', increase XIX.. ; Jat s eWier, 241. Cr. 44 " 4; - :1 ' .• ' . 7: ' • ! * ARNIRALTT--In the former year, inerealD OW, Its, ..ltiLs in the latter, $831„ gs. 4d, Itisio'sPuoVroha--Nft. • . tifave Ovrica--Dimieatitm is the flipper year, .5 4 ML ; ea, the littler, increase 2,910 f. Wervataallo trivice..-Increase in the farmer -year, 4,7501. Se. 2d. ;in t he latter, 7,8661. 5:.' 'Ts4rt Ste lIT, OFFIOE-.-InrWmg 1/4 1 the firmer year, 14391. is. 2d.; in the latter, 4,354.11: (r1. Tax Or r i et* / -ta therfortneryettr, ilioinution 4,? - 131. 7e. 6d.; its the latter, jacrease till, I at. dd. . ~ Cvs•rows.. Lae t.Asio-s.lit. toe fisreter year s increase 6,9.99 it ' "6s, Bd.; in the tatter, 55;134f. L 54. !lit: EXcise.Dlreo4.-lirthe ferrorr year, tuteleaseft,)BBt. 6s. 114. 8 In tat:lloler, 17.7:41. Is. iild. Cylivosts, SCOTLI.ttp-111 the fir,tner yattr, iitereale 1,0074 18:. 9d. ; 'f n Ike tatter,l,ol9l'9l.`4. • ' Excise txzor-lo.the tanner "sari intapire 2,014 At Sid• 111 in the latter, diminution 68311. 11s. 74. STASI , Ossice-1n the former year, itterea.e s3,s„„ii iii, ad..; in die latter, dihtintitibu4,64s4. 14 414!„,___ ~. Post oretee-1n ?Ito former yetir ft iqczylbe 199 u. 41:4044 in the latter, 11,5/84 10s. Id. I , dtiT Ostia-Vit. • il• ' - !tti .i i• . ! •if, - - • AIWIT OFFICR-Liithe termer , 2es,s, d)th4oßitiao 1,0414 ea. In the latter, 9581. tor. itd. • ,_ , West. l ~t rota en to m ttittlit ets' 0* rietei-Ihthe antler yitititC • dimination ',tit!, to:: id. riii the (otter. - incrikassettfAirr. &Li Or F t cep Ir Com rut° 'Amu' sr gam' .4%.cccilata,- l e t e m _former year, aimieatioel39l. 34 1:04.,1 Ih' ate biter, Sib" crease 541. 16s. ltd. t .NovioN4t. Dear OrvaCo-.41:140 *POW Ile*" i 2,2561. 7:. 0114.; in OK hitter, tliatintajon J.iltlait la. LtlrrEtrir Okrtcs-ln the further yeti; disdaining J 145.; to the tatter, B:iug. • - • p...1 . .11 ;Attune* 9ir ylictt gu,Llrr OF Exentatanigv i le else rap t ; suer year, inereate IN V.; in the Inner, bra. :TALLY (sedum «-4n tTie further yeti r, iaorcaue_tfat ap,44, 1 4 * ..I.lc . tamer, diminutiou 301.15. 0 5', , . ,• __., .. • grAllOi 4 EttY art icr-.4n the l'ormoylipar, Inorithae *A, ; 4 l ' , the hetet, 4e..4., J , • #.1. , 1,, i t ~, 1 , I iIIRYEYtig-MORIAL do Typo.ns.,7l,4l44Nersiorisio ra * crease lug/. 2s. 1,1&.; it% the hater, it. in., 4d„ Aaussone 11. s. so Iterative, W.Nal.l diiiiklig- 1 11fA. • the former year, eintluetiSal,Stag..bisa iadt ft 4a 4,0521. 7s. .. Ai____:... Loma Ca sit lital.4ll --In thefermeryear. inasireamelllV • i in tae latter, increase `- 2 A'.• 1 Loan SrEw.aaa•-lit the former year, taealic 2-i in 4s t • tatter, thinitrarion SOUL. 11114457 Ea OF TOE seas e..--In the former yaw. inoraastiOellit la the latter, ditto. tiliviltere mid Perils's' Office; Ilaehn:y . Cnteb 0 I earn I Unions of Exelsesisier, BousLtal ; darbe ' Laud Rereuue ; 'Wetter of ti er *tones; Atiolooko Iteruenthrasteet .of 'First Frills; Receiver ef•glitt eeiver of Tenths ; flanaper•Odee; Privy Seal odhiej .i 0 llce--Nil. arA;civilia. ea Tilt ISLi OF Mart-.4e the deopets,epar‘assi crease 6201. i to the luttet, Bd. ' .. v , iinli.A. l ± lllll M.o ll . lll . llll .. ;the, *Vie thPilmisei me=t ced, fskr,igAgany Private Ilexes at +6ol o llMaieviVt • U the NV SOW mmiteliavioh j will not tile,,4wilkt it Aprerves, ,becanio I twitviggic,,P r iger„ nur disgrace my. I I . • • I . ~. •.1 .::A