The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-02 00:00:00

1 - T 1-1 E STATESMAN. .1 LONDON: FRIDAY, JULY 2, In 3.1 - A Heligoland Mail arrived this morning, bringing letters and Papers to the 29th ult. the contents of which will be 'found very interesting. Hzt.icoL. Nn, JUNE 28. A Proclamation has been issued in Ilamburgh, by which all the citizens who have left that city or Lubeck, are desired to return before the 10th of next mouth s ludo! pis of confiscation ot all their property. . . On the 20th, llemburgh was declarki in a slate of siege; strong fortifications are every where thrown" up round that city. The Swedes and Walnmden'e corps are not included in the armistice; they are.; only about twelve miles distant from Ifamburgh, The following are the names of the Crentlemen sent as hostages from llambargh : . ' Geer e Wortmnnn Dr Fischer, banker L. E. *yler, partner of Bessler Meyer. his sawia4asp C. D. vraecke N. b. Kruger fistikscber N. W. Milldam • Hens, partner of Heiltscher Q. F. Heyman* Don Ik4lle L G. Visa Beirgeu . M. Heim M. Voss Helaintep J. G. &sharing itekermann • J. IL Schu!dt • - Hecinahr N. H. f.yhe, sea. J. P. Srhaftsr D. P. Preite Hearichsen Freinz Doorman l , -. J. Weillack Uiy P. J. Peterreto Westphalen - B. and H. Roosen, jun. ' - REVIIII4EPrrED BY rHEtR eLERis. Ilantaen fiergeoria. S. E. Delleinu. ITANWURGII, JOKE 2?.—His Majesty the Emperor and king, by a Decree, dated Dresden, June 18, ap. pointed General Iloggendarff, one of Ws Aid-de- Camps, Governor of this city. The General arrived here to-day, and took pos. :session of his command. BEUN S WICK I JUNE 15.—Yesterday we had the satilaction to see his Majesty, our jing, arrive here. An abstract of the Message of the American Pas- SITANT, on the occasion of opening the Congress on the 24th May, has been received in town, transmitted by the way of Bourdeauz, where accounts have been obtained of the initiatory proceedings of the Legislature to the 28th of that month. We under stand that the Address of Mr. MADISON, very shortly states the rise and progress of the war with Great Britain, introdicing a warm eulogium on the gallantry displayed by the little Navy of On Republic. !t recommends the adoption of means for the vigorous.prosecution of the contest, and endeavours to wits the indignallion of the citizens by a description of the ferocloneeherecter of the hostility conducted by Great Britain, telling them, that by land, their enemies bus connected thProsriTrlt with the mega 'clans, and have allowed A species of warfare paknewp tp aifiied notions, Anal that by sea, they bare had recoomato a systela of plunder and piracy, *hick has bs authorized and sanctioned by the *MAI 4dmiralliemmanding In the Atlantic, Tb. Iliesmge %proses regret at the burdens !hlph the pitoatipn of Alm has avoidably occasioned, pad !Mich pip •ecessarz to be continued for the maleteneeice pr the honour, And the preservation of the independence Of the United States, besotted the vea)cest mind.. Sir THOMAS SUTTON'S speech upon this interesting topic was such as becomes a philosophic Member of the British &tests, lie thought, that although the Ilindoos had submitted to our Government, as expecting to be happier under it, yet that they might revolt at our attempts to strip them of their religion ; he, therefore, proposgten amendment on the dame-- it was, however, lost by a majority of 31 to 12. Mr. LUSUINGTON'S observations on the Ificdoos, es made in the debate on the India Bill on Moiday, In the blouse of Commons, deserve respectful consi deration, as 'deriving importance from the good sense and philosophy by which they seem dictated, We fully agree with him, from the experience we have had in the matter, that the vices of these people are fully attributable to the defects of the Government they have lived under, and Dot tp their religion..- Indeed we are persetded, that the people in all coun tries are what the Government makes them. Lord EFA.strooneting may then tell us, that this .opinion pays a great compliment to our own Govern- I ment, fqr he has gravely declared from the Bench, that the morals of the country hare been in a pro. gressire state of improvement for the last forty or ' thy years. This was, however, said before the late murders were comtnitted. His Lordship might more certainly have told es, that the manners of the country were Verging towards perfection, and have instanced his oast, In point, as an illustration, nut to return , to phi subject of that part of the India Bill which Metes to the introduction of Mis siontsriea into lodic It Is the opinion of many among the most sensible persons who have visited those our distant possessions, at well as of Mr. KEENE, Mr. CALCRAFT and Mr. Gassreta., that the existoii of that empire would be endangered by the Pinging of any law, which would, as it were, religiously coerce the people. 'Mr. Gonnosis opinion on the Bill altogether Is, that of .acansiderable majority. of those who Met nothing to do with Letalenhall-elrfet. With Moll they enquire how it is possible for these royal men. phants, and commercial sovereigns,• unsurrounded by ensigns of royalty, but enveloped by bales of goods assn chests of tea, adequately to administer the Affairs of so mighty and populous en empire! Tbri misfortune of the case before the public is, that Wl** plead for the continuance of the monopoly are kit ,terested in It. Sir WILLIAIs Jones, than whom there has not lived within the last century a move benevolent, Inv teiligent, or philosophic man, warofopinion (as Sr,: Lquausavou observed), that neither Musselmen nor Hindoos void(' her be converted by Missionaries indeed thous Him** who have been said to be converted to Christianity, returned jq a short 'time to their own religion. • The Courier has dared to avow its concurrence in the sentiments of the Orange Club-men Can any declaration evince more servility and depravity ? Is it then to be wondered at, that fheTriiicrititOrmers were eiolent in their "ensures, when we rgeet that the press in Paris was countenaheed by the creatures of the Court to declare similar sentiments to those which - Hie Courier he; the kffrontery to utter,—The same Paper, in a like strain of insolence, finds fault with Mr:WpivanEAD's observationson the Vote of predit(wilich,itt that vehicle of imposture and wilful perversion of the truth), is termed ff likMotion rela tive to p eape."—That the object of Peace we; ID ? Fled d within the scope of Mr. Wstrelleitee l l just mauly strictures on the conduct of Minister% in respect to ibis extravegant waste of wispy, it is 11110 ; 144 the Courirr, in its mans - ant cunning, conceived it might diminish the tell-earned popula tity of the Member for Bedford in some degree, to give pqt that be ciampured fpr Peace just se our trpvil wen. entering Madrid I The whole reeves to ? ether (masters and men act in unison). The army, with all their mules, bullocks, kc advance in Spain (Op ultimate consequence is not looked to), eqd the lest of retire ; rictpry is blown IN - London, and the Mi r 'ote of Credit for five Itinlye int* tbe applica r by the impudent sieves Vii` 4814145fi1l The ?PIM RicogiVP Fete au Wednesday night, or rather yesterday morning, instant jo nomeroaily littegded as the term!r one, the company on this passion not exceeding One Thsasand ; and it ii olio obi to Ilan been cqnducted ON a more eltoimeel scale. The eapence of the We then ttvq years ego was sithealiod st keo,ooo, *bleb,. by some grovel ling oNageggessged kings, was downed rather impel.. ' , thew t1it4.41.7 rift! qe . l4r mut ilillp4ool Majesty's , and the !his Ma. ~.. 4 1 11 4 e- the Dolma. I Majesty% i _ &c. withthe loatwerd.houtul Pottligat, gad the Mediterranean, Cowls Roads. Wbo .. , dew enjoy 4vonr. 7 -1 His Mejteles a:.,, 11. • nett ;limey he remarked, at variance with those arguments which The alt or w ,to the'lhelyas. • . ... _.., ;„. the Company urged for the monopoly ' of the India . ..41 .•.. .. illi bound to %sets, detained by .PLYBll4l‘ll # Jess 30.-Lialuived the Prussian Ship f• , -he - , , 01 ., 1 Lei Ails' not present. - The DIU et CLAester 'experienced auo9ser at. , Moats, Ye" linsg, Trade. But these contradictory circtuestences will • t i act on wedneoday n. 1.1.... Yesterday morning thei ht o mo lars sh i p ol d /h i ck. always occur in public disceurses, white ' mini "' ---- 'DelsoolCabtisamot went. to Bushey to visit him, I FAILXOWit, JUNE 29.-;-arrived the Silas lo o t terests are set up against public benefits. - .. ' end fotortmeiihont vane * R e b u t. ills 1144 High. trete Comma, le 14 Attys. Wed the Prinee R 4 Mr. Titonrsorr threw considerable light on dai mon wa s better ya a t er d a y, ~-, , t , ! .. ' '. packet with, a Mail for Coronae; and thi lifipid India tradeand India policy: We think With him, that! In consequence df the contieball nnfavoirable state schooner °"`" cr °ll °. „, , • competition is always of public advantage; and that. of the *either; the. Pi.INCE itf.9ENT 'has postponed pac ket , in "' 1 the ime - de•rge Yost intended t o have heetteiren t o-morrow , Pocset, with e Mail for Heligoland ;• and the Lord though every monopoly .any not be a nninusee, yet oa •'! N 1 packet, with a Mall for Gottenbergh. at Cantos Ifedie r to neat 'As a ;, wh en it will . trit the break . that-the monopoly sdngist for by the India cOmpany,l i motoris t JbLy .1.--Sailed yesterday evening the Italie, te join Admiral Elope , in the lialtie,...4r. take . place, at three °Week. -. is the most discouraging to general commercial im- i o n ir t igay. hi s i Si t yiwia MAcKix•rosit was elected provement ; and flies in the face of great stational be. I t hileintiont,Of ..Pir Jleupeldar,tite.ceonti of Nairn. I . ll r eti thih'mornielt th_e, Maser, Ire" . Heligoland.-- nefit. Ile very pertenently asked, • •" what situation!, That uutvessaineetionsylit the public espeediteee , - 1 1 elisellas ard'issnind B altic gett*."'lr9es " *re. (he the back of . the Seeds laat Waldo& ',kb a would the country now be in, if its trade hid i e .*necessary, to enable . ise!‘ple of this ciwatri to . rev b tame $, itv , , tract ancl.tos perpetuate, with appropriate energy, . 1 ng tees , from . The Datearar Countess blsLeiraill Is liPPeloted a creased in no greater proportion than that of the 1 • -. - 1 7 : conflict , - for national ;limner and existence In • East India Company ?" Mr. Pi " Te n 's reme4 ; ll 4 :-. ;hich We tee' eogagett,,tne. lave :frequently main. however, was particularly striking, that if the India tsined.•LAt this period,.ltherefoll,• when the Poor • Lad y a 1 t h e iged s leueh t r to the Q e ts' i s in the r° ""' Company chose it, they might neglect to introduce ; Rates- hive increased - to - seeEtt - Onions per annum, of the late Countess of Cnewrgi t est t ,e. i_ Tbe he o H pe alr od -ma th r i k o et ono Tbes on, tra in p co i t n i s g eti Siiii ; oe is br not o ll o ke di l s y . our woollen manufacture into China, bet orke;the 1 and ooe-foarth of the popolitibnrecelee parochial ;or charitable relief, great parochial vigilance should ' , to aotretti alkisea is that sessions among the . Pr oprietors, .. whole of the trade beneficial to theorem I . The Amendment of Mr. Csailwe to limit Persia to ' be elerte + fe prevent nn t i ExAmiaaeroc or Ma. CHARMS OSIMSTO-..0R vest and increasing expenditure; and every local a magistrate attended at the house of 10 years, instead of 20, was lost by a mejority , of 69 ' and individual *Bort • tip. promot e teat object merits ` Wednesda ys thisunfortunett:Gentleman, to take his ezainiaation to 29. • • attentlen'altditippOrt. ife..have, therefore, learnt . Mr. PUILIPS proposed to seperete the political ; with pleasure, that, ott teesday last, the inh abitants relative to the circumstances of his being shot on t ; Tnesday morning. 'ills statement was to the follow. from the commercia',o4.racter of the . Company, but ;of the populous 'parish of St. Luke; in which gr eat ing tree t :—He had been passing the evening of his Amendment also-4as lost by 59 to 18. A l ong ! h improienie nts been d ra reductions f in the puoblidc tb.murdentos Monday, at Mr. Boddinhasn's, in Arnold-place, debate ensutql on the. clause respecting the Preps. their is Vestry Clo ck , ' , Mr. 9 41:ff r x Wu.; oft F e i na ,.. Franc i s-street, Newhigtoe, and was returning to his gation ' of Christianft" in India, duiing which Mr. phttei , of • ;he id l e of one own house in Portsmousb•place, Kennington-lane, iteryllece, a pain , when he was accosted, near the top of Weymouth. PRENDERGAiT're-Rillerted, that he heard Dr. CARLY, H un diidG a ina l i t with the faiihseiog suitable A u. • . •, • .., Street, by a female, a stranger to him. 3he asked on a hogshead, telling the Hindoos, that Hell's , scriptiOn : . him some question, he could not recollect what ; and flames would be their portion, if they did slot become Is TIAIS CU_ P _ • • , preoraied by the Parittioaers at he was answering her, During this momentary con. Christians ! l Ile declared the attempt to tamvert the • St. Let Ilielleies. aad avesition, he observed a man in a drat) great.coat, Ealeads of Parochial Übe*, Ilindoos was the most absurd infatuation that ever To JOHN N'ILKS Fag walking cautiously along the - side of the treet, --- - Their Ifostritieri, al afistitiotriof the high lbey,osoertala of his unwearied, judicious, Aid Exertions. for the welfure of useriiibrieas Their Parish ' and as a Token of their Yersopal Respadand Estee.. A. D.lllll SUch liberality we announce with• particular - tip bation, as .public men are thereby encourato manifest indepeadencoond:integtity, and to presort! parocbiel ottionatimprOvement and reform. LIST OF THE MINORITY, Da stn rititthli - svfterres mono* MR arcs vats hat aft _ 'MORAN 11111116 N, Vainallet satyrea. Ationley. A. Moues. P. - litartelidt.• Lid Combe. • Westelm, C. C. hied, Mori. T. Osalutoo, Lon. Whitbread, S. Boa*, Hsu. H. Tavisteek. Lord• Tat.saaa.aSir F. Burdett and J. Smith. • DAYS APPOINTED 'FOR HOLDING THE SUMMER ASSIZES ON THE NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Becattranntentbe Aug. 2 Buckingham. Beoroaasataa. . - 5 • Bedford. litnrrimovoirsataz . 7 HatitinNdon. CAM BRIDOICSILILAZ , 9 Cambridge. -- Sorrow& . . . 12 Bury St. Edmund 4. N 0 svoLK 17 Castle of Noe—ich. - 4013‘. City of - Nouncn . —l7 At the Gt.itilball. nefore Sir J. MANIFIIILD and the Chief Baron Memo/MI6 HOME CIRCUIT. Hermawn= Monday, August 2 Hertford. Essex . . Wednesday, 4 Chelmsford. fiViltgy . Monday, 9 Croydon. Sussex . . Friday, . —l3 Lewes. Karr . Wednesday, 18 Maidstone. Before the RightHonourable t.ord ELLENRoaavua and Mr. JU•lief A Steam Boat, on Earl STAsirtoec's principle, is now fitting up in the bason of the Leeds and Liver pool Canal, near Leeds, by Messrs. lessnort, blvtt- RAY, and Wool), under the direction of a gentleman of the name of WRIGHT, to ply on the river Yare, between Yarmouth and Norwich. Vessels of this description have been in use for some years on the rivers in America ; and two of them, one at Man chester and the other at Bristol, have been launched within the last month. It .is calculated that this vessel, when complete, will sail at the rate of eight stiles an hour ; and in ease of emergency, she will make way against both wind and tide. The impulse is given by a Steam engine of foul-horse power, which turns a wheel placed on each side of the ves sel, on which a number of paddles are fixed that act as so many oars. In the experiments hitherto made, the speed has not exceeded five miles an hour ; bat from the application of some further improvements, it is expected that the vessel 01 I,e impelled with the requisite celerity. The ethics, or moral discourses, of the Grecian sages, were held in such high estimation, that mc; there taught them to their children as soon as they could speak; bet the instruction was not convey in a manner sulrmient i at all times, to enable the me mory to retain it. For this reason, Dr. SYHTA* clothed his morality in verse; and, in almost every village, we find our youth repealing hundreds of the! Motor's lines. So astonishing is the capacity of a boy of six Yam 41 4, at Ulverston, that he can re peat the %hole o f the caste elf the Dream, withput missing a word, -(See Adualirmisal.) ing n of morn at du *Ms .0t) 11 - amo opposite with smoothing concealed Nadal. bia goat, Which appeared to be a bludgeon. Mr. Oakley also observed another not the ' each man, so tall as, first, ceoutteg after Mm in the same motion wanner. The tell *u approached him,. and he suspecting him to be e OW, told the woman en, and immediately run alley. The man followed him, and Mr, Oakley heard him cat! out, 6 6 you area dead man." The piece was instantly fired, and Mr: Oakley felt him- self wounded, and fell : he theaght he perceived the man Who fired at him a g ; but on Ms calling. out " Murder!" s pespio'comitsg up, he ran of. Mr. Oakley iath- no *weirdly Whateter of Ballantine, the':nen. iq euStody; or' of Ward, hitlndger, who was stated to baths Firm* that fired at and woundedMm ; nor did he know the woman, but believed she said her name was Brookes. Mr. Oakley still lies in a most dangerous state. Mr. Astley Cooper attends him ; but the bati has unt hop extracted.—ff r ard is not yet apprehended. CURE Or CATARACTS.-137 an metal Report laid before the Governor and Directors of Greenwich Hospital, it appears, that out of twenty-foe ayes Da which the operation of extracting the cataract bad best performed upon the Pensioners of that Institu• tion, only one eye bad -been cured; but upon a similar number, on which the new improved opera. Bons of Mr. AD ISI3 for cataract had been tried, is order to ascertain the comparative merits of the two modes of practice, eighteen have been already cured, and the remainder were convalescent. A BOOK COLLECTOR.—For some time past, at all the most respectable sales of libraries, books have been stolen from the shelves, and the practice has gone on to an extent that made it necessary to place a watch to discover the depredator. On Wednesday, at the sale of the late Dr. Gosset's library, in tins house of Messrs. Leigh and Sotheby, a young man was detected in putting a volume into his pocket.— After the sale, be was addressed by Mr. Benjamin Wheatley, the chief clerk, and told that be imd pocketed a volume which did nut belong to him, It was " The Oxford Sousowe," bound up with other tracts. Ito was taken to Bow-street, and his lodgisto being searched, sixteen volumes, stolen from Dr. Gosset's and other collections, we 1 . found in his yearns. He is to be brought op spin fie examination -ilow,-eareet tide day. A. young man, belonging to the Royal Trian`of Artniery, on furlough from his corps, Neely visited his relations in the neighbourhood of Dutifermlise, and being disinclined to rotors to his duty, went out On pretence of shooting birds, but it appears with the real intentioe of maiming himself, for the purpose of procuring his discharge. in accomplishment of bis design, he placed his right hand on the muzzle) of his piece, and, dross log the trigger with his toe, lodged the ballet (marble) is his wrist, which came out through the back of the hand: The erect was, that he was seized soon after with a locked jaw, under which he lingered for sonsedays; when a morti‘eatioa took plate in his head, and he fell 11 victim to ill* rig* Istoonsiderstion tied folly. As Mr. Pieter Henderson ass pleeghing in a field near Windleston he diAcovered a small bran hos. shillir- ' six farthiogs have been * much wottt M.resru.) geed preserve front the thistle which ore very rhtch ti very %event places be tantt; end tit, merged, se it —so most tikelX by mew ladtotrit . It is tilleAe for :A) _ CORM EXCHANGE, /Inv?. There wawa very short wapply of fine Wheat this morni ao avarice any. p i e:la:ears %feeler Wheat continues Sale. Harley cad OLlatebsr. Oats mobs. dearer, rod Peas !sae se pa Whew_l4llll6l) .... SO 196 Mew ditto • LINO tWoraign) .... • we 196 Ream Rye - 110 69 Tick do . Harter Floe akto .. 1 ... IM IR e ditto - little Pen's pitta Omegas) ... ~. 110 145 Feed ditto New Otto .... . , ... 03 OD Fiar Flour ..... 1 Grey has Gil 7! Seem* SMITHFIELD MARKET.—JULY 9. -To *Mk He cur ztgue at Ste ....SA. 01. to 7a. 01. end or Cattle this 4 Mptom ..6.1. 01. to Tit. 44. • V Vent .. • :7s. I. tel. I !then) . PiVil ....6 1 . Od• to 7s. 1 . Calve* ...,. 1 . 1 . 1 :::::: Wall ....7s. Qd. to Is. . Pica . 111 41.61 A RK yr: mil .- .•... Clore, .... . 111.' 40. OIL t o o 01. Si. 4. . Oil. Rine' •,•• 11. 16.• 04. 40 ii. At. 4 4 4 . • poen finest ar cows, retire ; L honk; illrfo 1P Streets pf 1 iiisters bave asibandpd a Ifc . it 04111 of aileaky !!1 T 9 qcml tin P,f 49 iwi!sf a ;um is t 1 , . Ili 6 : .11i11509t1 llRPCiiiNtcd • I . . • . - , . . • ' e • -1 . TN lt ~ • Alt , - :. ! .. . ......,—...:......._- ..1...1-1.---..V.—...11111 , . 14 have tern favoured with a Letter from one esteemed Car. Our 'worthy Representative for Bedford . _,,, • ~i,. • .4t ''' ' • ' 9l ••' .' • ' *lda km ilimi Bete. Pr°, 6 4 ii• NATAL. INTEL 'JIG CNC& respondent, TI MOTH Y Tail ixAN, ripen )st. Ci t y c vE y ' s C ave ;is threatened with the animadversion of M i t . - I.! '",* Indievhig-ssasa if - isev alerts* lulisaist •• , —ow. •• - ‘:' ..* - . dy i et r o s i o w * a migo . 0ti... , %Ve lace I Hau l hum-I.—Arrived last shwaing, after pow, In so bieb he attempts to disprove (and in our judgment very STALL, for his manner of treating the q eleLrly) lie opinion entertained by the House of Commons Minis ters ' a kb Majesty's thlpCnilibergind, wkltipwarila a to o indifference to, or incapacity for, making mot sip J . -110 ---, 7, ____:el 1114 -- --. isa' sda Psaf: k - - 441..511 *of _West.: Indi . amas, which proceeded for the upon that subject, and whieh shall have an early insertion. 3 : R l'eace. ..Any e even ilio orst,logwimraloo4a . • - _ : i i ,... • . •-. . ela'an 2. 1111.17--- zog i Ri ver. ; a b le thi s morn i ng t h e s p *ka y cutter , *kJ , Arr. Mail. flue the Ifoltsiorteltinthas s `l3l4 • •talgiiii tip - 18lIgh ••• "slid '„ .. t very rot , 1 6 . 1! .... . 1114 its convoy from Dargutouth, which "reels° sailed for 1 0 - ." - Wok* tiro River; the Cumberland andlpVally Amnia. AV -. 0 - i 1 ' z Ariel allosk f '. end It 1,. Pornsocia, Jima I.—Arr(ted' his Majesty's . _..... . twokb sa n k Res mogi res &m e g ee d 4 0 t ry i ship . .ellphea, with .. a convoA for q• . , and the n !plata 1 ! should Waitaki-at-4er pen. - ./ eay atelif t gent_ _ nu -brsg, from ymoutb., ' I.:mi.: oF sTocKB TDIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. — fie -t - • • yen - the •IspethWn‘ aftkigik Allay eventually prove a , j s d i p Mieldoe with a couv e : t bi al f , Or the Do t rat. Hank !AI) , India Hun& 1 el 11(k. CANNING'S obsel4ations of list Right, the rev don kis femily ; and the Una We ill s joi nty e s sh i ps k olphost . s 862 dee .. wi the roomygete pe l p t i k e i e7is es ee s e, Houk's, . Fru- I o u iret d.b oun d m a y or f or sp e l e ,. p e rteseL;e a tth e 5 ver Cent. Ned. 56ii rYtt he o Yi u rl i W k " # rer Cent. C . ons. india Bill now before the House of Commonarde= Roll/Ifsle; leer Cents. ill . Otaninta 414 Lp , b' per Cent. hinvy • = for Acct.,* serve serious cons id erat i on. The argument on the wiabot, &m . migbe be..thatdered Al gold Alma- 1 Meditornmean, are - pot hat' id. • Cowls Rost • 2 Lhnig. Ann. 14 5-16 f 'l t kf: 6l :i L subject of the monopoly of - the China Trade was, es . totes for othill s tai,..fe r enjoy Regal f4voar l - i !is .. 2!_tril! skip Semple" ' Ulu, th e g a it co way I - neigr imimnom op uucoyergo a sma l l ll 03 s eg castaining one shilling of Charles I. and 6 66 of Charles 11. The shilling q ppesr, to T G Onaidevehlefinie lu circulation, heing 0 00 shoat the edges s the fftvihings are in gm alai evidently a Scotch coinage; fro 3 ire' and <i Nene se iritimitt lantwhis," whi 111 distinCt •on the reverse. Tim boa, wl :linage(' hi Its shape, is perforated le a 1 by the length of thee it has lain Iti theta 670 whole. of thit• emitieetivt trreiete l leo 11011u ag . hes,beett s . for 'loch a Into disenrery, has heel PM lit 4 vyri dietelt period, by la • eat Preside, whose 41114 Illfst probably . .goriverimbies that the liebt lass hen in I fey, Past.--c Tyne