The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-11-19 00:00:00

ROIL roday s...ocktit i•be .111 itventory of Mr. rc.eirrated at :he Ott•be Joitt.-tit - . Li vere "i r b y smiarruus , y .• 444*.tistsiny :-41foolitlipat • t MO' 0 .1.i-NKt:-rogoidrotat, J.. kiicaanl4 , J. ;. 4pirotoirpolici4j. :r. d... ttphart4, NANA ( 1 144 1 1 0 0 t. on tf tiot bolt. o'l tot 11) • futtootiorqbasts • hrt lit vcu Russia, leo Tatil.lslllllthlif •1 1 4.!t7d4 • ICPRSID ,~ lirNNe~n. .1110 44941 e. At, t e lter.llli partutity preseutaitankE : —/Ap otlateru, in what-1 shall triii*omsi asith the euuduct, nar4talitical olip6rten(4 . l Is that topic as lightly as pussible. 0 (aud i toe, free to confess that their) liy uo means isisouttideetele) uniareeinat r sa d hol,assrable liett,le; I lure, pmt Mall 4oways continue with - with pet:fighle *we. liarte . adifirent tluay.s he. happy .b3..._ _ s exertions. This, Gentlemen, he evinced debrated occasion of the ransom Address Nasty, which was hatched by one class of tine opponents, and brought tbroasd by That Atddeesa, Gentlemen, had very little to Ilan 'Majesty. It did not look to St.. but to the hustingb of Li I. Apprialw that time our advasuatios thought they bad agtr s by. this ommisioshilhoosoisoy intruded its, 00 set Omit foot . ipso our neck, and to es in thy dust. to at no more--in these Kisco% Getelenseu. what was the conduct lomat P—Though his health sure by no tees* he hesitated not a moment, but ikatetireurfet. Though hy. wax well, aware adversarial', had of late been more than isdhstrious au eadeavouring, to incense the ruina(sgrunst him, he laid &Ade all mania thous, and hastened to his not. though )t know that he should be supported by a end. he repaired to the Town-hall. (ree -1 will not detail the temp.:actions of that rill content myself with reminding you, consognence of. Mr. Remover exertions, tients retired in Alton and, vexation, Trom here they expected to hove rattled every Blow.--(Lead diprietittes.)---f)d that ecca. riflemen. our late Chief Magistsllo, with a which will certainly make a figure an the., of the urbanity of Country JtithiTs. Ito!. A intimate. that in the nissertiaritir a fact., ee was not to be believyd ea his' ward: I sad that the Chief Mogintroon took flist r r.i.lisplay his learnimi, by do th ini: sea r a i.entp of Latin la - Uugh I. Fr7erall this, . re have nothing but Ir.lloscoe's ipst , oe. as IWm ..soor• -comeetly' leoVoted. his ipsy arm (a loud laugh). Arad; Gentlemen, when Mr. Roscoe, sumo degree •.' lewd temper which few people "mold have exercised in similar meow staacea, pat/rutty fere' red, in proof of liso meertion i ► to some parliamentary papers which he happened to Nitta- in hie pocket—a certain individual,' foluniug `and 'frothing like one, of his own beer barrels (a &w o rk; --t:tpped into the mash-tub of his peli. crania', for something in the slug* of wit—(o roar of lougliter). and at length hit upon the brilliant "thought of bawling outs-" • no pamphlets—none of your pamphlets, Sir !" Now, - Gentlemen, what ant wing to say, I bay with cool* deliberation, and belief that ion will concur with me in opi nion—l say that such conduct was the 4:abduct of a man of a radically mean and narrow mind—of a man miserahly•delicioitt •hi early education—of a 113411 who hats yet to kern the measure of civility due front sue gentleman to another. ( Loud op plasool .-.43entkmen. such conduct indicated - all this, but it indicated more. It indicated a deep rooted ead virulent malice. It was an attempt (a pow amid impotent one indeed, as the event Ernve.l) -but it was as attempt to mese alpinist Mr: Roscoe -lbe overwhelm* fury of 'popular clonrour, out ommont of the 'publicatioh which he h.& lately: imaaari on the ttelie of our tifitimiiimi affairs. Gentle men, on all thatOpica of calunuty to which that put Ajoatien has given rise, thaye hot time to speirk...-4 +Set armor :indulgence I Will brief y advert aa l oue which hap .bises disseminated with tualieio industry by the tuatieiri Custom-honse, Oise bitirling tools of Ministers. (Applause.) Gentlemen, by these persons it has beets said, that •ier:lttistee is the friend, the admirer, and tht a& emote of 115Oriaritte. "!(Ow, of ell the monstrous propositinos which I ever health this is the most issinivirous. "Mr. Roscoe the - friend of Roooparte ! the uaute 44. good Soote, Gentlemen. *hat qua //ties have the two urea in common ? /or those whom we aditsit e. meia . imitate.-.: •Winit then . in *mimeo with.Booi pome Lot its ansf , and we 'imotatly see its ItilieWid. -Sir. Roscoe has been' for a losig series of years, as the too son goioefriiind of •bberty, beCaluce he rejoiced at the Wieneb. rovoloslisie ; led certainly, Wit be a crime off ' Gentlemen 4 ivit to WS.. der:deed, that we meat of course be the admirers and champions of all those powers with whom we maintain the relations of pore aad amity Let us see a little how this argument will cut. Let us look into the records of history; we nerd not go far back, we need only refer to the transactions of our own times. We all remember the irn e. riot strumpet, Catharine, of liVela; gut her cooduato - the'unhappy Poles; we retpe r that when her barbarian Geueral, %marrow, had defecated, the gallant Kosciusko, be snitched to:War saw. Under the walls of that city there fell, in defence of the liberties of their country, twenty thousand men. On this carnage, however, I will not dwell. Man to man in - battle. the waste of life 1 wiH not complain of. Rht, Gentlemen, when resistance was over, when the keys of the town had been delivered to him, this miscreaat allowed, his soldiers to rest ten hours, to recruit their strength ; and, at the repirathm of that time, he sent them into the city, like famished wolves, with order to bayonet and butcher, indiscriminately, moss, womaa and child ! Gentlemen, these orders woe well obeyed, and, in a short space of time, ten thousand victints . fell by the insatiate fury of these away •nMiiititipeu. But still this country main essitaid with eitliarine the relations of peace and Nazi ; we were, at the very time, in strict affiance with her partners inithewe atrociolis wets, the Meg ef.Prussia and the Einpiwocsif Cermany. What then I are we to conclude from this eiteunistance, that. the British Cabinet approved these acts Shall we aappisse that our gracioni Sovereign sp. „proved them? Gentletictin, 1 will not libel' him by such sesepposition. Cold-blooded as Mr. Pitt wacivl will dot Calumniate his memory by affecting A t • 1 .41b 1 c to belie?, !hit he cdiald.poislhly appteve thein,-.. And Omagh my laird /414611 e-tab, Irma Itilartatli upwards, made politics! morality Me stalajtct seota atwlcontempt, I cannot persicide'Polialf'ttlat even he heartily concurred in them. (A iitagkillhe truth is,hentlaiuen, thiamin the toinsisetioite of pri+ wefreimently fiud it 'spottiest vibe on tettn • , of docent civility with persons Shorn we wish to horseivhip, win the telations ofstata and kingdoms, it is not unfretinently.:expedisait for sae tioiSto .heat peace with other nations, whew in terual organization they by no..motinvothiaire, aid some of whose exterior operations they 'by no means approve. I demand, Getitlearen, that :the tame measure be meted. to dl r. IRoscoe,• tie has Leen meted to the great character, to whom Ih have just aliatticaLsad that he be no longer ealumulated the admirer of Bonaparte, because he thouglirtliiit, at a certain period, it was advi,able for this 'lslam to be at peace with . him.—(Appkieses.)—But, it lass been said Mr. Rowse is certainly a'friedd br•Benapertr, because in his celabriited painph let he has not abated him. Gerald:nen, know that it is nut in Mr. Roscoe's uature to abuse soy une.—(alppliaasea..) You all know, Geutleinetioliat though be was web! aware, this tinted,. yens, !that his military opponents vilely abused him in every pot house in Liverpool, he never once returned their abuse. (Here mazy voieevereitansed true ! tree ! Gentlemen, it has been said Mr. Roscoe is certain ly the friend of Bonaparte, because, in advising u s to enter into a treaty of peace with him, he of mama pins Bonaparte the compliment ammon ia% that he is cadged with the virtue of sincerity. 'emaittlantea v ilr.4loscoe mist have mad history to little purpose, ifiesmaa Ibr the severity of treaties *tithe sincerity of Cabitiets.—( Lord applastre.)— Indeed,' Gentlemen, you interrupt me too woo— -1 was going to say, our own always accepted.—(A lamii.)--Geatleinert. Mr. Emcee is not each a fool vs to rely upon the moral princ*e of Bo naparte. He loots to u different feoaation fur peace. lie knows that Bonaparte hates taisiouch, hot he thinks he fears us snore.—(Loud applause.) A keg series of warfare has taught .Berraparte that we see beyond his efforts. He knows (if I may be -thawed to utie 0 homely expression) that we can kip Ida it the gaff ead.—( Load opfelisette.).— Mr, gamma tlsiuks that these are the precise eir enisstaness which would hare melded as safely to make peace. His reliance was Pinged, not on the sincerity oflonaparte, but oa the power cif this country—and in maiotainiug that reliance, I Welk, he paid hisitoristry a higher compliment than Mae timid mortals, whO, in ease of a peace with Bona parte, apprehend, with the honest 16 shinun, that we should, some morning, all rise with our Lamm cut.-14 lush and apptimsers/ 64 After all, Gentlemen, Mr. Roscoe only pleaded for asgaciation. He wished to reduce the matter ati a ipassuon .of terms ; sod I assort 'You. that ha medal bavelieen the list man in the country' to submit to e a s y terms disgraceful to our So vereign; or to as subjects .—(Load applasese.):— Pendulum, bed the oegociation of 1•06. been U inta a pamesthe interests of every statein ra i rra i Europe Monti), of course. have been consulted, arid particularly would the welfare of Spain have provided for; 'sod w that case, I am peso ' , that from the remenabrsince of the vigour of our op ream to his arms, Bonaparte tweaid net tank dared trod* the ad vantages Of peace, in order to Miry on the projects which he has lately carried on t m o s s ii ttimealuhappy country .14ppleases). Gao -1 bag your pareloa—allow are to correct ay mprossiost. The epithet, • unhappy,' is ill applied to ROM ; dust downtry now stands upon a proud emi =di setae glorious example to Europe. (Apo: /Geotleuie t s,it has beeseeked by some with a mad of insult, by others with a lastintde curiosity, • What does Mr. Roscoe say of the Spanish Pa triots ?' I will tell you, Cientleweu, what Mr. Roscoe says of the Spanish Patriots" and I am sore his language will be re-echsed by Use reset of every one of this assembly—He moot heartily wishostliem socoeso--([wed emd reiterated Ippltuntes.) He sees in them the august spectacle of a whole nation rising up is one man in resistance to foreign op pression, and his best wishes go with theni—(4l)- plaoser.) (gentlemen ! the circumstances of Spain teach us a striking and important lemon. They Clearly demonstrate, that the admit sublimation of so large a portion of Europe to the will of Fro napsirie. is effected by the co-operation of two causes—the imbecility of cabinets and the indif ference of tho people. Whilg the Spaniards were under the dominion of the miserable Charles, who, .ter sacrificing the. interests of his subj ects to the most sordid views, at length fi lled up t he measure of his iniquities by transferring them. like a flock of Maim sheep. (a feagii.). lido the hoods of a foreign oppremor; while they were under the guid ance of the foolish Ferdioaad, shout all Europe has seen with astouishment running headlong into the clutches of Bonaparte, as. the faaeiihated bird drops into the jaws of the rattlesnake---(applaatse) their feedings were benumbed---their nerves were paralysed. Bat when they got rid of the lain stone from. akmais-their melts, they rad WO . all the eoerior of freemen, and the armies of flied parse withered at their approach. ( Lead appionars/. Gcutlemen. 1 do most fervently hope that the Spaniards will never soft• either Chitties or Fer dinand to re-ascend this Biroue, without areas scribioa the regal power with those limitatiour which the welfare of the people requires. I elm most fervently hope, that should they be .minded to establish a free (goverrndo.,. the Beatnik Cabinet will not interfere to prevent them., and that not a British sword will redrawn. or a British guinea lie spent. for so Luse and unworthy a purpoise.--(ilia. please.) Gentlemen, the Spaniards have set a gioraouts.eisample, which I hope will be followed. They have kindled a flame which I hope to see spreading through the Continent of Europe. ("fp plittsseem) From their proceedings, two, our Paps," Administration may derive wholesome M iasma:Sou. They may learn-fain ahem that the spirit of liberty disdain, the-distillation , . of religions seet•--thst the fire of patriotism sod loyalty can glmv in the bosom of a Rearm Catholic. (Loot) appleerse,)• Aad, Gentlinnen, as Mr. Speocer Per ceval has thought tit- to throw the brood shi e ld o u l Britiah•proteetion over the Catholics of Soain, let us hope that hr will remit a little of his insults to the Catholics of Britais and behind." (Applmase.) • (Ts to costinsed ) lostiviaD 'then latittrastot4l pouipaay as :,fir T4t . i 'sr • sow coot, 4.'sctitlatasn, iQ 11).pree4 ammo M •tirecc our tatutatiou to Um tortlutta sajoet'ef:aur present wort- the cuur.r of tne toast* lave Itet at o read out to att.. ara . tira Jameattir4 te owili4o+ l 44.<840g4i• ailigotePivighl4 • Ikorver ii por4 • to?. dnak n'a iota,* kocrtti- 1 Ott a5414.11.'!: .:; t iyatp nEadrituat f;W~l 4 :•jeur t •• , *ers . • , 4 tstwtri= 4 well know iie g of ar t . iryl . • Ala* s4mlltioart.uilitylgr • • lap . AriutitaVaiaill6c,; 'Pt lit' 1 Tod. fitlittS. karst* is tabor tit.Kl y tikitpcpripAltiii 401 Al* cause to ;hltal wi,ilie4l4loo. llll l otO ktoriciiimikl Aare tke 100apog to "hat . ' have the uAppioila,o 'peak • 1 Pro awl rellutoe ° Ulu) Axe . rya grokrpe of , tost,ope. ; tut to ewer to mg*, tON sigtoutor.ai r glad hoimareble hot*. I Always hare ofilitied, for a long series of yews, as the too un- inn maid always continue to east. with T enth of • liberty, beeinse he rejoiced at the -("lpplwute4--,kuil with mord tosalome "Fiends magpies • find errtainly, if 'it be a crime ecied . skrein iiiiiimeat . princitleriarivehave halineeSisjoisted when • a *hole nation threw off its tit, Brice yams, 441'044 column:mast the ai lt ,. iftgid4ie will be found Yee gnilty. Y. ef.whiish the, were ensil petwendoilw-pshei ;,plieg Ithe... French nation, no looser wisp i es t to p u t us g to r w si by. the seraimpostan . 4 she strignilry **ray of ass individual, vioiviie• let us treat thgut.orititilhe Mewl censtibitett a limited . monarefty, in its principal g i " 1°44 i "" t N 3 lei"' Lb- , 4 " 166. ,00' feste!ti $ eAfsAgll4ollll 'our own. he did heartily Igfteog with as Mart 10 t eltelskogt. rejliii.' fiftrAingaimd ta i lid Can I,e be the admirer b i will permit thisp.; or..fo L eesprir ma, tuithhastigogle t scglogslien who'll/extinguished te ur humpy ..ilat. exgrAlierni- - iti motrlS vAgp:to :France —woo crushes Primer* / . •1 ' thsl•io .140 +4llforimtritegy stri . ieet to on, iv , ere' sidfil'ioishhir ip pglobrietir gI . i ~c r t.t '41,00 110410 of despotism ? i t 'flii:::. • iorbieli ,71i0 "NMI*, Atighlig "P . ~, •• ': 1 .. 1e.,.*. /41/40A •Gentiemat has &- the t. id* Of .aitiailig tistd goestitreige ; ~:,':;. VI ! portiop.qf his time to . litooKarre, meel , i 0 Olga WV eissi .. : . :11: .•• f . i. $W livery eitetetaed tbe ,poiyi. wil l viebiolk 4410r5. *olgiessiit , -... - s .. ,• : iggi , to hicsoutentunto opens*. dihillgee: , '. - reile. i''.. • */''!. coat most,lisprie to anew.* besiisme and Plaiii . ltitiOe 10 . ::, ; " 4144 . ir ht. tiaolommi, be the 44..0,1, ..." . overisoiiiiso : ." _.•. • • , ithropihmt se Image a space.of se . : O* — 1 . ' _ ‘.. •• , _biretta Is * tisteireiyed every res- . . . 411*Ifter riser dititfla , 4lllollß l-"•• ). ; • .ilie gmwo without whew ho- e s BAIA *lei tifehlkdkulif. • : • r • • . nag in Thought mig lie pub. 4tstag emOesigelollingiegi slit. fide .•• - • • tit l• .s to Agog to sadisog AP 'Porta • o shrethigogigamseet of our lees. • • ••• beThensivi—(Appfigsrat)--. Amid 161 11 t6§4. GelellThees, leeb ', l " - Ur. osiCaie ball bete eisanalorto sate If greameildoe With *he pat. pee toi ; • , , • esolgocts of Sersapeolg, lon is i ifillbilleet die at regal* • sets is •w • d hare pined its she honors of k. a siedehmititim. wily bi-"; - gd, • of hp would hare perished mi the ItOlilriktilf iii•emt ti teg: ..•• . . • us then bear no more of bis heirag ' 1 4•04 , ./pr. . ~ we_ tbax man, uader whose &misled he g• efrieleselPees e io elflefedga . llwArws be permitted to live.—(Appi sases ,, Are iesemigh we • *IMPS egaigoo. , dlipfri, lkl,r. Roscoe is a fatisor,und we o g Isinee;ei,'Qientltifilt o l, fiatiet pm **kr* 6O in no bosom does the flame of parentei On, tklit . 4 1 0 .0 ill 4 4 g 4 l 44.irafell • ii joie with more ardour than in Inv. And mete,* to Pot rig.Thglisme.ehmer• ad .. , ilioi . eith complacency sow the proceed- s, disabuse two yore. std us oa.tri.yielleryi inge t 4,6,, :0:. ! . 11 - NAG, who tears The, sou from his pa- sub ject You have heard the declaratives ef Veil . !Weineesilf ; and, Clioltanen, he does eat house afte r housisrwirho sweeps away the youth of i declerations listliki, nor does bes_ fortwisie--.T.little districts, not to. tiolit th e battle,' of their na- MI without due alli;erution. .Plerastitas. tie% (for then qpistandoinglit to bt submitted t o ) egh I cannot say, Ali tho ePiritsal Wing Willie' . 'battles at ii., ambition , the bottles of ii the ballad et aery (Man, thrig,imdoi "his dinisty ?--,(4potegres.)—Gentleasew, I de hundred good as he"-..(for I fear memasi • •contentl i that „aims we analyse the aftertion, ki r . g aaeoe are scarce indeed) tdippkreetj, ) , Aspen able( i t .bliae *a coninienting, we shall ma peesuaded, that from the laeg list of • 'feud, that T,igfere Mr. Roscoe can h e th e f r i en d peeteble characters, who embrace the setae a ri d ad vegi ls . of . Bonaparte, he must forego every pnnciplar as ourselves we We shall be able to principle of his formrr life; he awl ehasige his ro men, (mark my wriiifi s (ieutlemen) I nature, and undergo such a revolution of intellect as mess fiend applusuu) who will de credit would nipke him a fit inmate of a lunatic asylum. lose, and lead us on to triumph.' otitir. —Upon what pretence than, have the tools of cow mtpiesee). In the mean time, Gentlemeo, ruptign attempted to edify Mr. Roscoe, by repro. hii. Roscoe declines from henceforth stand- sentiog him as the friend of Bonaparte ! Why, lidat e for a ant is Parliament, he is by stn Gentlemen, they hare said, he must he the friend ndifferent to our muse. On the contrary, of Bonaparte, because he wishes, us to make prate deep he. happy to support it be his most with him. What then, Gentlemen, a re we t o ao.. ? , _. . . . . .. . }strived'this% , Go %4 AfTived'itte Sdiheil-the uhore ytiiterdat hN~kor.. NrOtitt of re nhei tad been no and *Wind 5..1 . aesd Earl a cruise *est:leis have, the Port-Aduurol, . "that a i"retich schooner some depiedations On the 9th Orin Staivart, arrived at . from Coast, where she had hen kw upwards of six months • to protect the trade - part ul e vior repply coutimmi rots. to sos. , ply, and Macs Kilos bf Flow ti'l•eat (new) Mo. Reini J Fine difto . 975. Tic* 8 LIP I Milli; .:, Matt ... ~ ..oss.:Bos -Poishbir on W I. itr Peas Rape Rued ( ollers) 11. 140 a. • flpp Flak fis... Peas ....g0. G Secolie extritigist.D, .N•v:its.-. • nag - doir's pi...tee 41rprded la pdddltus.apply .. I..iiii}s of sidle ; Mrekluitos t Po 4; asid Ye* ~ prices, salt iso-trsitilli l% ic stoat part ir . • : The sales is. Go lispeatellit **ell I It" _ Apt up is - price oilman assisetlssiltati itrearsetelstirldtSM last prices. The foßowssg pews aad.russliss so sates. rate atitessatait . • . To AM tied i t per stow # . 401p ilset Is act to ea. td.. Mud tirCatektlaile, . Mottos ... ..9e. ad. to 4S. Sid, Ilissie ''' • ' • 4 fest Pork Loa, ca. od. to or. 9:d. „Pe... •.. •.• 0.... sus idiirliriELD H . 41'41 . ... May toe. addd. 1 breve • it.Mt • Clover ... M. 6a. of 011 00 I:3d. , Pinta -0 i ' [iol4. Sac*. ' . 14MIttri. Kest, 41 Us es 41. Tat - Reds M. -4. e• d. to Sussex, SI. -..a. *lt 7310. INIMII, 4t. oe. le tt. tie braes, st. oft, .lit. Is. FiariOnitill: -of. S. M. 0 nil* at Afar Yet. Sold. • PA*. 7 ..Nrwcutte s .... Mb. M. • aft. W. ..Sucklertand COA ■. II • Mani* - Patrirn 1 1%0 WWI A Z rto it the gratitn A,:mittance Oue 'ohm the aprairanee el !i2e.anl and explalue fee i 4,11141 t an 'ACV , . • x. Th is eri'luol C. Edrupt., I,r)Aisg a • sea at the FANTOD/ easel! - w eitawisetwo 11 • 7 wplt 3LrftiaLlas purl i‘ tnuall * N lia:p u te Pai rent Th 1011 7'lll 4r. Eorrun. It was not till wi with Ike Morning 17th. lit -;ereto4 eitateal u introduced muse is mtrodneeti some of . the nmb eisir3cters in the 11"1"11/ plan fo of the Crown in Prelates of Irehuir • and if. porpoise expriiewil 'on ooe I to *ore iti4t4l: Z I taw,.-1 ktiihk Iniu persourigi!, , , t peblee; se.hieh, to your paper. 1 bearing Me. upon edly called for int', Smite reed clip in Paylianscot u sinunotimi to we! b ile , and was iu Agent to tht Cat mode observed hviv, and a 4 to than, pletige, wl was the of the most ail doct should he r ewer, in the &It this subject, as had no specific ii •iitituent.; at ,• to the mg tnietion• hem • Catholic it nor he, u ere a right poiocr, in this ci '-- pledge am evertheless, _ the Cathal averse, under c general urn 7rown a ccrtai in my ruled *lira no the bon Int the ind 4ch manner fmm becomin , hetw:se ihn dnriari:ra ‘Vhovre: di Part a•uen . • If Ard L CV TELLIG EN('E. ..... . .. . •- tirrii ssiotrt u,' I toy 1- Well'iSe I.Pllftef; from ii cruise, . -I ' . keikhe eadcp;'*.t, With 1,4-tumor focCise u ;• 4 •ditail lazdiel iet d A set • thl rti l he, riii° a r tia t ' rabbet ( Nui 3:4 o -i rle 4 t, -I:el t eb ,iY" r. ' ~- ---1.---.-7"-----4"... - dti Fit 1824 Dr the We of . Witht,•and ts 'ie.!: , ;0,,." M. - ..... ,..........r. .... t .„„..,' ' of the 'ere's,. - lire ''Asiid• kiln; iii...,si, d l. i' 6 .- _, _ • f itI'ItEROTAI rht, with 010 !Wet for'thellleilitirra nee I: il•• Nr EV lid in Yodiiiiith‘frOsids.-44Vit i d v . n ' ltal ~.1.1. , ;: s' it '' ' . P • vi.o.tics Parana 1 ne,r • „WHIN . whFiciaWir +. lIT. It I . 'NIA The Driross, 'or Ititup, Cyst. s c ; ltt. r i ,.... mu s'Al"" , ;4 1 1 reney 7,lAttitiittitr. fc{iti the Chauliel Fiwt7 , -e i.w.i.' sir Sini tr ua r at l 7. re *it's' 3vi ; ll • ,‘. CArt. Wsilfe t froniaff C rist ! I 1 it " 1 " . "' '-' wes ~.s.l Harr, ter. . .e Tlihbuied ,' of It'gales, Capt. Greene, fry ' ;, . 1-,,.... 'nem n'uv). et. ' ~.s''''''''" • 1, Johushn4e. I . ifoltilit, TA,. 16. -" ‘ • Tioroberry, ess 'l *" 4' J i reit ' Thill *Ai, r& off i trishant, Adinifil 1,0.,i .A.iev;P",.7*.b.wet iier. Widi ei-lit sail otthe hoe and :ir l it.. ,i.b. , , litht " 1 41,111 - 6 I 111 I . has birriv if so hint alfdal t that th:re i at or, TEMALIF it, COutewitilithitiow w ith the fleet. • mut, NOT. 17. ' ti t o rr m .” ll : 47 4 : fi C o alac- r Isil . rile ' r j :: 8 :::: '1 ived the Abodata t biLwlea, froths ?5i0., , ,td,-,,,, si .“ .. . I M a .." k & T, v ,rptana. !mains in die-Downs with His Majesty's sin I . . le 0 • tl e Comic i 5... V. blow, hasid. Pk i „..-our,..,tet ' , ..., 6,,stata; Arta *!.K . , , ! P ..• CO 111 - 9' le,. 11 . 0 fdetidilY, flie COlngvid.,:, ; Mnjesty's gun-prig Pimp. Lieut. Pillion, Vow"; t. '" i'la. : e l ts.ie. t :arl Spencer cutter, Limit,. Pittman soil e d ii.se,sN''' °"" 4 a ! _ _ t on ( •,, aw dy, au . se to the westward , no sheath seasorsh, Those A Nit' d o .its b.; Fishily I'. - - lure a have, we tuulerstenli s balm satiated eat l w --- % ,- i , EK or Drt-Adunral, in couserpaence of inforwatios ilig LA ' .„ II Vretich schooner privateer bad committed TOE it INC'S Til E irpiedatinns on the trade off the west emu% frillh 1.1.1AL1940.4.; the 9th instant, the Argus *Wolof or, c a l. a m be padowedi 0 ttarart, arrived at Cove from the Norti, teo o mit 0?".4 W thrce seta where she has, been Ibr up war d s of MX l'tlh la cruising, to protect the trade upon time r the taut.. _ - ,- -- - --- • - - THE MARKETS. • - - --410-- lr CORN FILCH AVMS , Mr. Hp, awisisly if Wheat Ifiiri thy tritiort: ad Alt trait 2:t c„t ":::Ie:';'41 har e.1:1:::::: i! ""ilti e :: : it';:t Al ieia‘1 : :the': : :"1111 )i litfeirt:Pntre cil urt71111)1 " 1:r . wa ail ) , Aroma in **kw, at sowievfiat hew pri.r - In Mt. It. The Cortmtnt likewise am 4 White i'eas ratiler.ewww. la Italt Om' Dom ‘SetoPuiri it 13.-snis emnll variation. !it w Tick, IrilOWaly, &Low mae d b y eke Moira AdAg 5.,.. per Quartar. Oats are agate ht awl short s up. - To which will I d Mars thvreet• ars steal tumid& is ha dr Tile 1 'Flour 11111. *aviation. • Ili, New Grand Nela.l CURRERT PRICE OF GRAIN. or r, ear ed To.tuorrua, (5iew)....60. aosi. rds. Seto (wit— 465. els ad or. ,t b , rum*/ t Ad ses Cto W. 9 .1: Tilt , Boodelti l l. 7w.eit a. " nottig , r .,...st ee T s g h . r:zl • ~41Ifirfirl iU •Waalds ' 'llas: .id 7' Air° w .ott Sal ......... • 0886,1,11: -1 1 / 4 411Wair ilitit • '471. if - , c r a ay's actiai at ' Ph' Pena 1. • 130 a. Jana. Rape fiord ...-.. asi. 451. 61 i.ici .i t ,,.... 04 .144,,dit, tir , T.) ..,._ .„_._' ..____,_„_Fkif nuli4 ""*"" 1 " 4 ' s era at the Ttrecere-ft o7 mu ,... my.. nun. ..proms .• ...... -sea srA c0pmy ,„,,,,6 0 ,,,it erd de, sierritigist".Nov:Es... • , • Csl,ll/tAI.T. d,11?..11 fidatft Ward. a somosiploy of air— , /TILE StiLdectil to f cattle ; Iferfotuttra k roil; and ape pi lot 'Am A , 14tcr..tc, and the-tradtlllll Oki add pirt ir 1111-.• MWI - 1.11i1t1 4 071 of Ike ft ois 6sa Neywaiohis owls Olaf !two d CIRRALTAII, adr rice r;ibia awediewirafttet, Stewed* ViewerMcW Aeleissia. and the Air+ ices. The farms( prices aad.wwwilww WO al wet. Iri.. ..f DUBLIN, tak! Lematal i • ki.iusloe lio each ps To AM Se digria per stone .01,4411 y till dank. HEIi.RY n. NA in A. Id . 1 IRMA Arl"../aga'ski. 1... ously Civet ti4r C je.ty, powc; ti ble —T.sl r heat aver* • ge Croo you, provi witni as fo ouch from OF 41! • Or Ai *Ur 'aid Imr At i sle; 'hid the I &tittle. MEETINGS OF CREOFPIWHE os no= Jan IM H _chmempfter et, Bt. PRICE Of STOCKS, T INTERMIT. 3 per Ceut. Reamed SA ol 6 3 per Cent: Comas la 4 [W e al: . 3 per .Itrry Long None . .• to i• id limpool a, pew Cat sig Aosoities =Lao ' ...•ev••••7s 6 a freil INtheipber 'Sao RogINN Lottery 'newt, .... .1.:.Y1 Coon& he T. MM. liteielistlirr• 4, Cunakill oat 6, Stierver. ....5........5..a.........m...............i•i...ra Arms COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Foy. is. Aouterdater:... .0 4itU. I Von ........ oft Ditto at Sixbt .. 32 9 i Napk.S.• lt R ',dentin,— in 6 2 U I 1.1,b0n 64 • / 1612 b01fgh..... 31 0 411'.) Opal*. . . Alum* Di 7 21U. INiblisa Para* i daysthite 21 16 03,11 ,:I - 4 pit to. •• • • ... •• • 9i 0 2 U. seis.Loo‘e. Bourtleaux..... '23 o Porlital Gad At foie Mnfleid ..... .. —ln paper. sod Piers pet es —.• Ditto 44 Meet. Few Deeeteese.. 4 o d Pskieso —in paper. Nee De110rn,1.... —— Ditto.. 44 offeet._ArsiaL.Bo*. g ,.. —....... . ..... Al 5e BIRTH. • On Thursday, at the Irisk beam:gen Orie t Great Cleafge street, Weatuustater, Mn. Houghton, of a son. DEATH. lla Witeeeday hi, at leis bone, in Dlke:itreet, ‘t .faues'a, v the a6th year of hi age:, Theist ItuttititMe , , Situ - HIGH WATER, THIS DAY', AT 1,0% WHY-BRIM r.. Morn ¶7 ....ma. after.. 2 I Ewes. su.. mite. itAer SALE BY AUCTION. won.— FREEHOLD ESTATE, CLAPTON, IN THE COLNTT IIF MIDDLESEX. My !'ir. (MN! El. 011111, At Cartatirsea Colfee-boane, 'Change-alley, Carotin, f.on • dua l , on 'EMI/BIWA 7, Non. 24, at Mro'Clark, ANeat, (ient,tet. and Modern DWELLING liOtTsE, with waked renew and slnaseret.howte , pleasantly sitnated, No. 3, Hill-street, near Use Chapel anti .Terrare, Upper Clapton, many years ia the uccepation of Mr. Mielitetn, olio bas lately quitted the assoc. PAtired ptnittt6m may ire hal of Mr Clarke, Solicitor. Sloadlat's. hall, asespside, Landau.; of Mr. Stun h, A sictnineet, Windsor; R. , 11 nI No. g, New Broul-street, City of Lanadala -- LONDON I) Printed by G. ITI DSON,, No IN aisswell-e,rort, Casey-street, pablobed at tba tNH t, NIL 4S.- Back of St. Cleasire Cbarth, WHITE, of same p!ace —4 Iraers, 4t. *w this Pad*, seat to the 011 ice. (post paid). will be dole aitinadtd to