The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-16 00:00:00

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LONDON TSOINIDAT Nat . • • s•'vr .1.9dj:111/• srocK gX(7I.4JVITR, rtraLvor !Irprryar.• • The When. of the plan of the Pendia* PaniGNlkailfild the effect of improving the Ponds this morilifirattl' is now evident that the money will not , ease oat ,n . the pockets of indieidnals, and probable. that the plan his end-rgone same change, it will. boy weal ccdeci to by the Bask. We report, indeed,' glib% thst the Bask is to advance to Ouvernsimatitti'llitif Bono a-year. for three years, at an interest cent. Consols opened this morning at ;91, a no to 791 for the Account ; fill again 1'0144 er price they remain neatly, with a pod. "VW& - . FOlllllO,l Attest three o'clock yesterday wforegame 110.1104. ish Vends took a faroarable tarn, although Name was - ►eat! delivery of nen Spanish Steak; sad this imputing they are all Byers sad de Mien blithe abets roads. . 1rar44110141,' . Pressiai Dub& Novelises Ole Ovlesillles. ..... ......... tres.4lv. • hew dine J(1 IN PARLIAMENT. In the Loan. as anal, merely giving SIM" to Bills and other matters of form. la the Corinna two subjects, rendered letedmmig by statements and declarations that tame oat &du the evening: Mr. L . 's endow for a nonsittee on the subject of the salaries of farriers oldsters; and a Petition relative to lash Tithes. As to the Lamer, Mr. Laotian moved, " That a Select Cos " mittee he appointed to inquireinto the third Class " of the'Ciell List; and to report their opinion oa I. the same, to ascertain whether a serieo might not " be made on the same." This madam war negatived. 274 brier against it, and 147 for it ; so that Werras we,.. than almost soy divides that the Opposltiou Face had. Lord CAA EEEE RADII told the Cidleelive, in so mary words, that, if they agreed to this: via lion, the Ministers wonid etaige; that is to say, 'ling the Borough. up to be dealt with by the Reforiress; for this is what resigning really mesas! And this it was that decided the questin in the negative. la 'vain did Mr. Letro•no show the monstrous extravo peace of the charges ; in vain did he shew that a fel inw otined STRATFORD CANNING receive, for befog our Envoy to the United Sides, 5001. a year . nn than is received by the Presides* of the Vatted States 1110'44*ln Chia( of a sedate ao porton as E soli that but istirfaaß, both bi - biblisitilif vain did be drew these things. The sullied snow sew, if MI 'ton% these things, we will resign our piano. This, as we have said, and particularly as it has breo said lathe Politic Register, for years past, is the safe defence of the Minister, ; the Lopregnable fortress of those who live open the public money. Sir (ham 31.“ Eamon. Mr. 1211EIVEV, and Mr. Titointir. found fault of this language of the Minis:ere; bat, I 0 our opinion, without the smallest reason in theft aide. It Is very roto.ins that the system which pots dine three Members into the House, could out trial fur sa year without the existence of inch things as Mid which Mr. Limns() wished to pot an cad to. It Is maestros to gin young lVtxx such • sum of loony. It is monstrous to give Sraarnao CA :IRMO 6,0001. a year; bat is itasy thing more monstrous than the meant by which Sir Jane. M•CRINTOSD, Mr. TIMM', and Mr. CREETZT are rearmed to the lloose of Commons? and could they be returned in the manner that they arc; could two, out of the three, at any rate, he retuned at all if It were nit f..r instilment* o( that systeus of *bleb the affair bf yoong•Wtxx forms a part ; aye, att essential part, too, as these gentlemen know full as well as se do.—Sir Janes Mentsrosu fond fault of Lord Carr!. AAAA Oil fur speaking with dim tippet of the economical habits of the United States' Government ; bat he did nut fail ro trumpet forth the raises of the Hour of Commons. which he tailed the PepaGlicon part of the Coastitation. Ile called it the guardian of the people's interests. He called it the guardian of the public money. He did not say that it was no such a Wog; te (lid not pretend that it was the people that put him in fur Knaresboroogh, nor did Mr. Ink-NIT pat faith any such pre:ensiuos, nor did Mr. CRECTET say that lie was the guardian of any thing bet the pig-ski sof AppleLy.—Well, then, Is it not notorious that the present sort of Herernment mid Legislature cannot be carried on without such things as ate costalaed in the third class of the Civil Liar; is there a am in England that doubts of this ; and who can deny that Lord Carrt.zazacim was right la say- Inc, if you take this from me carry "kerbing on your !elves —TAtrAfernittg Chronicle, which still clings to something which we cannot define, bet which seems to imply an opinion that the system may be up held and these things taken away from the Mi nisters. brings forward the distressed state of the contry as a reason fur adopting the motion of Mr. Lt . Bless the Moroi"' Chrosirk! The di ottd state of the country has nothing to do with the atestter, begging the Chronicle's pardon nor, begging Mr. TIMMY'S pardon, have the Country Illenetueo, as he calls them. He says that they get Corned out of their seats by this cute. And bow many of them are there. Aro there fifty out of the six boa deed and Iffy-eight ? If he had joined CISTLIMEAGR upoothis ,erasion: if he had toned short round and voted against Me. LRPINARO, teodd that Aeee turned Mow of Bcoreshoroagli f. Be ,knows well that it wooldoot; and he knows thatit is the Borough lien Hemet, and mos the Country Untlentea, that have the eeedlig of the matter; and be does know, or ought to know. that In Borough Gradient know very well i tbat Ike redireation of these Ministers, happen when or bow it might, would speedily put an end to their Eligti e 'ri;:7":"" - • . a vi i T iw iW1.1 . ;p 1 .1. 4. 4 41 4 ' . t haml Mt trottslippiity ma mosid....oeire 4,,does mot 44, i mussl i es-iterZi tw wa pe s teeivo iro , alediamh3tra.mosi2 t tdimi lici .::: IV Afirristo-0. its that It ,iromilJ pookfoose • ' ' hip af ti:e . :Weet 1 that his :bl,iiii.tri prald come the islisie el 'alibi and re. 7thasses• lOW kg ItilitTlell do Par I. without kodaelag ab solve somsfasiem allover . co u ntry. Doh ha dash that She kids wealok keeper Is 78 if • obseogtof klh *Wry were to retelesae. T We will bet Midst wee* of his owtiaterem iesteshoreagio, that has at; ihe prise of a f beef, or thereaboosta.lhat they !maid thoeille kiwi • 50, if set to * . What folly, the& to. oath it a change of MlisiMegi. , Can he hoagies no persona that • chaste it, Allielikty wink' pot into puha/sem iha short time? "amid woad not he moonier have tooth his legs brokell'ilkodisse 'itch periMiss li parliament. This is thi . 1#4461 for the klitristers is take whenever they are haitrylkairosi- 11% bads fails of their set having deft. lliks-grosaill is the taws ef sise-Prom-usassee-(losoeral gaol she lards of the Admiralty. Those were trilling ommaiows. The Meister,. though so dodeleat of holm* l roverth lag . a cowry. are by ago seas. drifekeet iirlabekt Po governleg, Is a - pardeular quarter. 'lllaryClirilikt witty they soothe to makes stasd; awd.tiluka At I. wet le "vilify tp ask. a stand. Theyintwer molted, hew to masage their own moms; Mid Miry humor that .they rho memoirs he thew plums Mr hug is the Whig Oil hold segether.if they please.--Amoupt the bug. paasible Is that they. would sot much dislike as vices, to resign. We should tidal; the* sow* to seism 19 any ease whatever; ifte, they us jest us well al where they are as If they were ,amt-of tee ; and thog *weld he if the tidal; were to Ir. tos pieem. By retioltitog NAM* they are, they may hold It toge ther lirtigir thus it otherwise would he held together. Timboroagh system could sot paseibly live for twelve popytkm. if they were to resifts; any, in their hands. le any possihly live a creak or three years. 'Tit is to say. it may exist, for lire it does not sow. as it has ... been atewstnisord to live. Oh, so Let us bat* as change of iihrletry. though we imam cookie that such a champ would accelerate the fall of the borough yystera. The 'Wag is a complete whale as kis. Sod' a Ministry is jam the thing for each a Parliamesi, sash a Parliament in just the thiag for such a Mi nistry, they ate needs for each other; sad. in (loses mew, let GIP ere them going ea I. harmony together tilt we bale loafer, as all the nateitil"and inevitable eataequeaces. We *bask Mr. Leisrraair, however, for having brought forward the sallieet ; because k gave Lord CallTl4ll4loll all opportaulty of throwiag oat that threat of reelgaatios, which Mr have always said would be so elicariess. Tut 1,1111 Titus* Is a subject mutt greater importance. The picture draw/101yr "tractions of these tithes, and of the state of the wilkied people that yield them is truly horrible. Ouwina said, that the poor creatures had aothierg to sibeid os year nosed bet potatoes sad water. in the aurae of these speeches, there came oat edit sudieient, Owe would think, to coovinee every tau! of male, • It why • pots tr,Use starval pig. Xrj veva was hoesiled oase•after this eerier', the esewHeiee of die pinata es food fur the lahoorlog people of a ioualry. hap pen', to as, sad always has appeared to us, that the wretch edges, aid semi-barbarism erf the frisk De **log to their thin altogedser iris this detestable root. We are sow told that the. wd come. The wet! why the wet came II Saglitad, too i bat was it fellovrid by each a scarcity of food le to predate a sweeping Istarntios thrives the etraptry. • he truth le, that, is the potato. sy s te m , O r shore p 'rly spaakiag„ the trete system', there is no stepi . g apse a sapply ; there is so store, so provision; the wretched people are, like wild asimals, depeadest spots chalice. No. thing ever was linter calculated to make s people slaves as the gement eft of this root, as food for inas.—la the 'pear 1817, Mr. Comes chase/red in the loftiest Strides, the hoapitaliey of the Irish pretest! Ile said Ms'eabin was learnUt. Indeed, bit be freely gave Foe what ha had; that is to say, t or his potatoes. Audio added that he was not, like the English laboarer ; talking *boat his right to parish ris lief? No. .or can he talk shoot parish relief *wort bat a winos of meaty Is to be granted, 01 in part oat of the sweat est, English Ishii" er (and sagraigin g ly p a id by • tat fee•Milie died hospitable Irish peasant f rom anise i ilylog for swat of feed. We thank God that the English labiate', has his rights yet : aid that be knows them, too, is spite of the doctrines of Mr. Itatance. If thane . rights did not exist, a p r e t t y s t a t e this toiletry wank( be lu at this atheist. As to tie tithe in Ira• land, it is like that lat England, only that it is collect- 1 ed free a people who, generally veal:log, are of the time refision ea the pastor, or who are very little shoat tithes, their own religios, or hia. The Issemmthag plat of view to tools at thieve-at thler-weemmtelligh•fit• they affect, sot the tempt, but the landlord; OM AO occupier, hat the *wiser, of 'oil. - Mr. !tunas= observed spa. this oteasioa ;hat the fools . * awde with the loadlord that thermion. al said ihat-altik the lawaliont heatiwept away every thlag fur not, the parses was compelled to fall epos the insolamt Jima We never heard of as latielvert fund before, hat dealt. less, Mr. Pi.usawr r incased that the limner& squeezed the poor devils almost to death, and that the parsons came and finished the job. The laid. lords had their advocates, too. sail Air. Became said that the case of the Irish gentry was very hard, fur, while they were compelled to act as pollee officers, they were compelled to forego their rents. Mr. Coaritts dropped is a word against Beg lish tithes, aid Mr. liorcussisete said that Irish Mem bers had no ladispoaltios to allow . inglish Imadlords to avail themselves of that relief which they themselves implored with, regard to tithes. Ott l What they want retie/thee, de they, with•regird to tithes. It I. the laadheede, this, is it, that dant the relief! Nal Mr. Ptieleurrei was right. . It is the Saadi/m(4 that canoes sow get his teat: do IS taalstog ail the outcry shoot dikes t mit ant the ompiers of the load— Asti a asiesseable fad he meet be to jets is sop mesh .110. Cr;y foe, le there soy thing clearer% Ail **Ws ileac ' the feet Shat tl f/tta take offtho this, t he,ltitr a ltf:4, , .it la theshapi . sierras. title, .04,. ifitiatfAlqip '' theiterwilmitif the last/. . - . e hat llotwomb'et Oita blif tie latiiiiii:Mhie e"Wat *li &Ind Ita•Ar. ais4 In Idrapl/a4) , is pat id the stualFtst -intent in, OM world to sleek as laria- Tim• Church penny is.• however so groat la snidest, and Ise dietriimption; In the . to orator p.m I. se ehlarly combatted Midi the 'operation' of the Boroagli enters, that the disinte. On struggle henries laid lord sad parson is 0 conigerablo importance so cod anted with the dual lane of this •• Gowen! scolding " atinsts." la this point of view, all that le said about tithes, is well worthy the intrados of our nia &re, whom we have only to good agalan the nape patios of tithes being particularly oppressive, because nor have that same instead of plug ander the name ofoowa„ Sack tonna' as these wen it far the dark apes Was Pin or Fax each had his set of lumen; when Ws were amend with the names of Court party sal Country party, an/ before the main and occupatioa of lionegb-meager wen well uta &netted. la these, ealightmsed days, we begin to soderataad thing, Mt dry ougittlle‘ i btl'lllitderetted ; 'ad certainly shall trii Safer ourseliir to be haw bugged by pretty spankers shout diction pnaaatry, wheals is the landlord. all the while. that lirtnatiag Ann* ben the *hose of the parsom—Tho simple maw ed the sale. this, the Ildringh System of linens neat ands amertain sous Of mosey nary year to be paid*, various description of parent. The Ind */ ink tits parent have hitherto received cereals 'shares of lomtwo osier the same of rein aid tithe.— 'They no oto loafer receive these shares sad leave asoogh for the Oeverieseteit to mooing. The pansta is sere to want the whisky( Ids sham, and so don his rival. the halliard. They runt prevail epee 'the 1 lionewaseat I , take less thee it takes. "Government e man he supported." That's a lassies that they non with. There remains, th.n, to each party, so. (king but the share of the other to • crib from. The fillsawa'a shore is a fixed Utley. It Is a preportin at the prolate. 11 is also visible and tangible. He lis porintly gnaw with what he has, mid ham merely rat upon the /effusive. The landlord it noting 4i/ tooth sad sail ; bat faith, i t ' s se itiickra thisg that he Ins to deal with ! So, th a t h ere Li they an ; sad really, as far as merely canons pro perty the main two of t h e people seem to have ao• thlug to do with the matter. , Sir. Ilitovount meatinied, last night, that be bad rebind a letter, *Latin that is a certain entity, the Magistrates. when linen (de a palate-house was ap plied for oa reatival. tin person so applying Wes strinii y_isteatiourd. whether he took in $ particular newspaper, sad that. if he were fogad to take la that . aninpaper, his limns was sot renewed! Mr. 1111100411 Ali added that, If he should bear of Ibis in aeon quartera. he shoal/ bring Me mailer before Me dioefoo! Oh! Lard, as/ what thee ? The Hone Maki laugh at him, we dare say ; fur not on singl• I Irraraltar la it cam be igaoraat of the practice having ntiesui - ter these thirty years. Did Mr. BIOUGOAN 3 lielaWlT which palkseass have bees refused ll tad their losses deemed disorderly because they took it publicatimes calculated to 'spool the &neigh system? To tell the Hesse of it, therefore, will he telliesg them sews, ivdeed; est we very Mad question but Mr. Bitorosair has beard of news-paper establishments themselves that have employed agents to ge about to pablic•hosses to cause other saws-papers to be pat out and their ewe to be pat le their pleas. This is all futile stuff. If the saws paper which a man takes in be sot the os tensible greeted for refestag him a licence, some other grimed can easily be framed, aed ibis real groted kept out of sight all the while. There is so way of doing justice in this ease but that of taking the power eel of lb* hands of the justices altogether. They are carefully selected, before they are appointed by the tiovesuweet; sad can it be supposed that they will set do every thing is their power to prevent the circula tie' of sentiments inimical to the measures of that Go versoment. Represestations like this of dlr. BROW:MAU Reed to delude, fend to make the word believe that Awe Is *sly here and there as hitless, of the hied that be mentiesed ; mad, therefore, tend set at all to discredit, bat to support, the system ; a thing which doubtless he has a most cordial desire to do. —. 00 ........_. WATERLOO CONTRACT. It would seem that the tieverninent do sot find it see *thy a signer to loan off, of farm off, or let out, or what you Will. those whom they call the dead charge. It would seem that the South Sea is afraid of Water loo, sod it the Reel Sea cetuld see the whole body of them aseetibled together, it would shrink bark from them as it did from the Israelites. It would .also seem that the partial repeal of Pest's Bill ; toil is to rap the branth-bank project and legal-tender project, veruiteetirelp beendeseseneed ea. At least, there appears to be ebts• hesitation about the salami. - The Blak e it it mOkl,, timiloroaghbank we mean, is to iehd A. money at 3 per cent. for the payment of the Waterloo clergy; beck does net appear clear that the other Feet Of the 'project will go into effect. Thee, then, we shell stead as we are, and Mr. Wets- I' lan's metals for the repeal of Pest's Bill, whi c h nestlis he tee be made oak the eleventh of Jane, will lad at netesehed by any of these premature projects. Wit weVel strenuously recommend to Mr. Wearssm to eta Ids intention of bviegieg forward that mo ties, to thing more iniquit ous t h an t h at w hi c h i t woatil ,any sever was beard of. In the mean while, we hear that it is istended to bring treat the Comity of Kest a Pahlavi, praying tors hero retinetionoftbe interest tr tin Debt, and alas fur "referee of tile Per iiisitssat.' Ups, this petition will, doubtless, rise a dis cussion each el will beef deep interest to the country. Aid Mr. iffses, while he may be essayed that his metiow s if'dep would finally lead to Itevolstios e eight, we tbielkle sealer ibis Pinkies meow' sad try . be merits of thehmese, sod the salmis of teeth , Here is redielles sod 11601:1't and, arittidi t rellerer, the whole camel ityc,• reduritli. • • k 2.. .. . • .2... 2—A.44 :vv. .1.2 . P lOi #r" 1. 10 4 AilkYL44 4 .t.g. . Jot ike 4 , 00,40.0.64.144 fif imormi.l4. Ektikpirr 4 1 4% 1 01 i 44 ill -1,4* lye.. iielikslide St dole sqest ', *ale Ile .ultimata nod).- •A Repel Onleasra* Imnied bur 1 lth last. desists', that is cossetine‘ o f amnia isesplalaed forte which disturbed or d er . the la c Ow 11.1 i Blecti..a ar y wh o Arreitsliteasoat .taris. Bares Lank is used from •the die of .Aliaisters of Srase. It is s k i; fiat sisethisrat of blaihid is prepariog a hlsaiksi e , On he addrveseil to the differest Courts of Estop, which will filial* the coarse intradod to he penu l t hy 'the Spisieh lloyriassest towards the u.kian. usessissipaeis have bees apples's' who are to pma ft i to Spanish Americo to propose was. Private accesses from Praire staff that Orem! Sebastian, has Petised the commasil of a large alai, whelp Is about ti be termed se a cordon on the fe w . tier el Spais. Letters have bees received is the city free Sr Petersburg I. tea days. MI. we sadenttasil, maimed quiet sad removable there, what they e ls e away. A. erder, we are informal. was moires, he t i 1 a few days Biro. for 490.000 muskets for the Musks array, which are flare m .bing is racism parts of Ism' des. aaltainka. DI TDB MINN •lID PRISCDMI se watrusit Duras. Wessitevir. liar 1S; Ise—Enna of a private letter received this morals( i--• 16 , 01 , risiters leaded yesterday esealier *host 29 missile le *as o'clock, sailer a discharge of al gum Oars tie battery, die. &adds* the shoos of as imam* ear cootie of spectators ; he basil of the 31 of Ns& playiag several delightful airs. visitors seemed highly phased wide their " This morsispalmat eight e'rkselt.the Prime ass Princess, together with the Latish Atillbwmief aid several Amara of distisetios. heard est swim Coati* with their reweave, mid reisesed to the Ship lan about 10, Where the Dead was seadosiod see res. dosed playisg until their departure. whirl took ewe at 11 o'clock is fire caviares sad fear. la the firs was a part of the Royal Suite; la the wood their Serena Highnesses the Prises sad Manes. sem , parasol by the Health Ambassador. sad umber puma of distiactios t the root of the carriages were .e. espied by the reesaisiler of the eater. The whek left as amidst the pas Snag sad reiterated shouts ef an immense number of spectators." Last night the Kiag slatted Drury-lase Theatre.-- His Majesty was wsraily received by a eine/4W bow, and the sir of "God says the Kis'," was snag bar Siete by • large porting of the audits's, as well as by the company os the stage. Two failures bare takes place is the Rossini trod. within the last two days( Oat a meet highly res. portable and long-standing Isom. We ere happy bear that their deficiencies see net Se a great eaten'. SPORTING INTSLLIOESCR. YORK SPRING MEI:TING. let I TUESDAY, MAT I. I Suorpotakos of 1100. sack ISt* O. for two pi oid telt% Sot. alb., this, tidt.—Tiro-yotte Ohio' Uotttso.—(EJetel ribarrilera_ 1 mar. bumasse. eree.-wrweersoss 2 Mr. LambkW& b. 1. by faopold • • • • ••• 3 IleliMe/les glee started, buiwere wet pl aned:— lesedliseetbseeelge b. t. by Rityleet. Mr. J. Teepees's eik e. by °aerials. Mr. Heseleee's et. e. Sir toyer. Mr. Beira eb. e. by Mtn-Tea/k. Mr. Wrlslit's b. e. Csenon•Ball. Woo easy. 2 , 6 4 :14:::- . fiValtoll ---3 to 4 era eta, e. be. to Wales. lark for fillin g , S e t. flb . eash.--lost boa ellaft.—(reare sebserlber?.) Wit lieetbsweerli b. by Catton--(Sueltb) I Mt. Well's lb. Miriam 2 Mr..l• Feerawit's eta. Brews .. Mr. Ilanisee's b. Mies Wortley .. • The Wawa' aloe started, but vac sot payed .-- • Col. lag's b. Ilia Valletta. Col. Credoek's b. by Weld. Lied Milton's lg. Annerde. sr. to Palacio. Mk- Seed's eb. fliss Wentworth. A good race. _ Ito 4 gest Marion-5 to 4 saw Sens. The Skorts.—.4 Sweepstakes of Wgs • aeh. b. ft. the darer!'" • aid rolls, SM. Mb. fillies, tilt.—lasi .t..—(na sub ! earlbers.) lard Queensberry's b. e. Orator—.(Smith) .. I Sir E. Dedawortli's It. f. Susan Mr. C. Merson's bl, e. Melootia .. • • .. Wog sesy.—Eses Sew. Tbe Geld Cnp. tele* loop. by eight sabwelbses of tip ..Ir c app stirring to speck ; three 3r olds. SIL Are, Set. six and seed, that. Illb " . 161 ft Mr. J. Yeriesoe's wr. e. Jonathan. 4 yrs old—(Joisesoo) I Mr. Pare's be. h. Mfr Join:, v yea old Mr. fainbtou's br. la. Waled.). 8 3 di oIA 3 RQll4lllotell b. e. The Lord of the Manor, 4 yrs old I Col. Craisoek's br. h. tier Walter. 6 3rs old A greed race.—Won by halra head. hod apt Jonathan-2 to I apt Air Joia-3 to I agst Warerle• . Match for 1002 s. h. ft.—T. Y. C. Mr. Clark's eta. V. roily. rec. ft. from Mr. W. Metchisteses b. f. Sarah. The light-fingered gentry, we believe, are tun wry numerous at war razes ; we have not heard of Miff tits • elm twat/awe of their exploits, and that was at the Theatre on Moodie night, when a person had his waistatet pocket 'lard of his pucket-hook, containing • SHIPPING INI'ELLIGEscr. DEAL, MAT —Arrived last rigid, and proceeded to the !User. the Oscar, Sayers, from S. %Intents ; Prime Leopold, Lemke, fermi Charleston: and H. 31. S. Owen tileedower. from Portsmouth, awl sailed to-day for the Baltic and Yarmouth. Arrived today sod sailed for the River, the Priem Hegeot Hovel Yacht. free Calais; also, the Kingston. liina.T. 58 days from Jamaica; awl Vigilant. Davidson, from Hull to Oporto.—Wind N. F. PLTIseCTII, MAT 14.—Arrived the Triton, °ardor, from begbore, and sailed for Portsmouth ' • arrived the James and Jesse, Hayes, from Demerara, foremast ele eayed, bowsprit spiting, and otherwise hi ex noirortby state. left Demerara &eMarch.—Wind S. W. PUUTIIMOUTU„ MAT 15.—Sailed the Aaron. Tamil(' for London; sad Fanny and Zephyr Transports, for Plymouth.—Wind W.S.W. The Lords of the Admiralty, et the relent of Ile Com ahem at Lloyds, hart directed the Aslniirsh commas& isag at Portemostb. Plymirath and Cork to send tut say of tbeir erasers they esn get at with supplies fer the boa/ward Wend trade, whicli are prevested by tie Nord; and North Masterly Winds from gat* latoPerls sad which may bus vast of provisoes sad waist. 14.411 t Itassi, Printed, a Prblitand al Ile aloe • Trittlitaitimar" sad " Te a Cenittrueser"(tord*/ .Papse), ilia, INK Strand, by R. WAIIIOIIU., 1.L.111,010 *krtiradt Opuresseictilions. Orders. Ite.are retarsted rtr beitidendied.