The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-12-06 00:00:00

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EAST' INDIA MOUSE, Dec:...it e, INI. , tress I home OM is the parities is irblefs than , . are ma bops as had bees. alreadtsisseribod, sod it oar iodord a poleflel imuslY • 01,144 •• loft", the NW' Plitt r's INA" ms. EVENING. THURSDAY. Dec.. 6, THE COURT ti i r DIRECTORS of the skate. Ore elitism (thwieodrr) worked with aMN WWI hie Gm! itiamit•taiNa . . TN ea Se . i't " ... f ha ? i t a ie. *s a l elated meets tad i• Mit 0 Rost aft e... , " $ Ldrd ll." eaftzai . orrr heels( miaow. A derirt to hams mill These. Mee bed le week bat half the day, aid . .—. •• , At• 11. his Illeitsly's Remade will preen,. the . Comedy of UNITED COMPA 're NEI ANTE of ENG- the reel edemas of the- paw to the weigiiimerhood of wile tbe seetie ? Them were at this mosiesse 00 prl- tt••••• limit MOD ~._ _W. eia"ut 4 1, " . ,1 - 14 KOAD Td RUIN . LAND; Noah" Is Die WV MINN, Elo hereby phis LIIIIMI.r . seems le the Home a Coated'', I The. distress in atilli 1 " 410 1 11 11 gait JUL , fle RN 'lt *at 1 : OM 9eredie. Mr. Hawke ; Heavy Donates Oat doe), Nor . . Mr. ELLMAN, sea. @Mead, Mat to Ille peek& of Gifted*, the parish of Ititeureee bei sot remit liscreesmkjoestod e ke • •••••• er slaw etabilaili lakiel'ittt ,• • • That obey helthi l e day received she following limier from a, cooper ; Milford, Mr. Barnard ; Mr. Softy. Mr.Galtie; . s p- • of baba sleek. Hi, reprietor when he resided the pear *Nes hod Mara *my materially . treat the poor rates sleet; but direr were I eery miceetabs • Painful M • lot alma , faattilial am' 40. ~_ a, tat_",.'•• isles seli,• Mr. Harley ; Silky, Mr. toiled. *tam *lr. dories the lest 10 or 30 yeses. Nete. had; it wee tree. criterion, sod wield be so till the smell sloes odepe rd of le he his 01 •00100 011 1000* NI 1410 P illy "iv" 1. 1 •.,' 1 * . oe.'` e; Mrs. Illablowe ; Sophia, Mies Kelly; Mesh Miii. Drew. "To ill•PPII Darts POI. tlaaratarY at tie a••••aabk bee* a triaistg &timeless a Mil amemst witbia the Mat 'hem papist fee lebtivwealy what it was actually swetb. dad why • Wl* hi) IMMO ilitabsalle big Maw eta_ •,it'll: 'P- East ladle Codtpmiy, Ac. ire. he. yeses ; bid it was chiefly allralitable So Me dreossistasioe should it mot he so? ,Ilmok at the meetifilealeerv.-he team off TM Isadtent lad the teedeellebb ebtih° eat% vi all 41 r ov t After *bids THE CORONATION. " sta—Ustaerst%adifq that all sesiom is istertalissa by et his hoe,* himself Owe ellepley est Nem who voila his beads the iIIAISSIi illicit ie. so messier* far Aide Genie= ; be •autarid teams that Mt mei eitat•.earei et; 4l d. o- tft b= a . a same pertain flat the object oldie Notice I had die homeat aia . w i se ha" beets ess , ye togo Arose their Import frog h e or, little sr „,b," to l o poor hem ; be Tha sieves va•clvi a stin t , t tr i mve " uterier o frn " y the • W A ":4 4altar .....The n . rb e "i rs. a ter g: h w e in g g ez a t e a ste a te s t i OZen rt i t ali c : su n t o te r rA rta s i t ia lsa ises i• ai P ti m o rr e i zs elat ri e . tou the plim i L s hial a a tlat a il f ebal=f: l imbe ei r a lariala the last for 'shear may, what it M imaginative' Ily wank be hoe eat dot *et* Itlt_elifait Thee . 110 sea dell of P. r..Fehl‘ "IN ,iti , l saute claim with the eiricalteriat for meet DIM mum- latbatittitola Owe kettilithi7Millairtl Shim th.t.Y utiapi adfathodaetary Setae, be which Mr. Komlit oral lairadLioe e a b y so Committee ar 11,7 0 , 41 ~,,i w,,,ebsseee, maybe flue of shied ha: f rom • . P est Ml"' • -. • . bs auserd to de `rates; sad me three were 1.. .,„ irvecc ., certainly bees melees to him. I. the tielyli. &wirer modistes se artsele fee whirl abeeir is ow sib, he .. sew 'Cowie tics Willed. "The KIRK sad sh•Cov"sh'"; con.idered as coeds* widths she Mope of the 4th Section of b ow i e( ra d i o,. she poor rate. b e d tw ee s ir , mete di. has but us dismiss hie Mar l owe ; obattess x If she optical- Is atoisPI•I•• The wise patted, as milb.•3 v•it'aft . Atogy iblisomiLauel the Pa led, Frimill Savo. Its /MN tbe lah Mower, p. b 4 af the By Law; although, es it was ib i s i,6 o l. i s that of mitompai they, .„." a va c " sal twit! should produce se amide which sells isi * ,witness that /weld he eilderted, of the siting distress. At Olt war , Bromi c a miklela the Grsad Loire of the Champion. . e _,„„,,__ __, ,______,__. A. ... 6 ... i. ~... - .. ~ 11 " 1 -TI .11 . w •OM i MI ( CO)()Per ll gknamak, Mr. H, ire; Mh. Hdrlowe I 4 I ~ 1 Inm; 4 limmessiou Scene. 'Ant =Me ,a ore bootie Is. etortosise ofhich the Grand Estre of the Champion. TIM Doors to be ripened al Mx o'Clitelt, mid the Per -10 *ea at !tried. 7s ; Second Price, Ss. atl, r "-Oit, As. Id.; flogoad 'Price, te.—Galkry, Second Price, lc — Upper Gal len, la.; Setoart Price. id. Plows to be mimeo.' Mr. Rodwell, is the Retro& of the *Moo of Hip Theatre. Private Roses cut only be Obtabsed for the &violist of Mr. Rederll, at the Boa-Offmer, To4merrelw, A New Way to Pay Old Debetwilluelow Khretteact, Xt. Kean—with The COMMIOIII4I. Os Soluttlev. a Comedy. in which Mr. IlltesaMt end lila Kelly uUI perform—with The Coroestion. Oa Monday, Bruins: Lucius insist Brutes, sr. tete. Os Teesday, the Comedy of The School fur ratArag-ROYAL, COVR%T-GARDRN. T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Dec. 6, will be acted Shakepeere's May of THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. Duke of Milan, Mr. Egerton; Amitosis, Mr. Chapala* ; Proses% Mr. Abbott; Velrutiae, Mr. Jones; Sir Thorn., Mr. W. Fares; Loewe, Mr. Liston; Speed, Mr. Illatiehard; Übaldo. Mr. Hormel ; Rodulto. Mr. Ppm. Julia, Mies M. 'free; Sylvia (3d lieu), by a Young Lady; Lucetta, Mies Ileaumeet. In Heavens of the Play will be handseled Seaga, Deets, Glom, sod Chorales, the Poetry selected &woe the Plays. Pewees, sod &marts of Shakrpeare. is Act IV. will be in troduced Poor Additional Scewes. AHer eAtieh, Toth time. a stew Esitertaiemeett, celled THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT. The Petite's' Characters by Mr. W. Ferree, Mrs. Chat. Israel, Miss Atom, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Attie*, Mrs. Peach, Mies Lowe, Mrs. Gibbs, and Mrs. Viatog. A Private Box may be had Ate the esmon, or Nightly, of Mr. Session at the Box.ollllee. Tim Dean: will be opened at Ifeltpast Six o'Cleek, sod the Play begin at Seven. tones, 7•.• Second Price 38.111.—Pit, 3s. ed. ; kerma Price, le.-13alkey, Vs.; Seeoed Prier, lis.—Upper Gal. Imp, le.; Second Prier, ad. The Two Pages of Frederick the Great will be repeated every Erasing. TIMMINCIPW, by particular desire, The Exile. Os Saturday and Monday, The Two Geetkesen of Verona • Oa Tuesday, The Exile. LADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. Dy Arttoothy of the Right Hos. Ms Lord Chamberlain. friilS EVENING THVBSDAY• Dee. 6; Tmerritts, se rr ' ee t =Di He promoting,. tesilb lime, or a reale of • me, howbeit hoer Mary reeks is prepersthis, ender the erporistordemes tit ormirsi of tlie emit celebrated Artists, both is the Ups sad Dowse of Warta ham all k iodly criserforwardte assist the Proprietors in their ordesessra is feeder the Meer • cosupkis sod Oyler, en coilrely sew classic, conk, operatic, didactic, sehroperinic, localie, asalytie, terpiichseic, peas rusk, ausersobseursie Essmorises cruet'' if Fon, Frolic, Pashto', nod Flash, in throe egteouNotl TOM AND JERRY; Or, LIFE IN LON DON. This earteme sad scenery erperititended by Mr. J. R. Craiksimsks, from the drawings of himself mid his brother, Mr. G. Cesiktionks, the celebrated artiste of the original Work. reircipsl Characters t--Cririnthiss Tom, Mr. Wrench; 3erry Hawthorne., Mr. W: Burroughs; Eagle, Mr. Wilsis ; Mon. Dick Trifle, Mr. Beam., ; Crib, Mr. Cellu lar. Kate, otherwise he Hos. Miss Trifle, otherwise Sir Jeremy Brag, otherwise Nan the Match-girl, Mrs. Baker; See. otherwise the Hos. Miss Trifle, otherwise • Ceptais Swaggery, otherwise Pull the Rellad-risger, Mrs. Wayktt ; Jere, otherwise the Hon. Mira Trifle, IldhSflifie• Mrs. Mum mery, she Foliose-teller, otherwise Sall she pretty Beggtr, Mies Hastatereley. Pr•gression of the Day sod Night Scenery sad Irelands: diet 1.-1. Life ir She Csuntrp-I. Life in Love 3. Life is Training-4. Life as Foot-11. Life on Hursebact.4l. Life is Preparation-7: Life in the West. Act 11.-11. Life is Ferry-9. Life in the Dark-10. Life its lbs Street-11. 14e in IL Doustsses-11. Life is 1111,11-10. Life iii Rags. Art 111 —l4. Life in Bond skort-15. Llre is the idlers-- 1• Life is she East.-17. Life is • Nosplus--19. Life is Lotto-19. Li& in a Lark-20. Life is a Mask. A Glued Display of Fireworks. To conclude with the Borten' of THE MARRIED BACHELOR. Priseipril Cberacters. Mr. W. Burroughs, Mr. Wreath, Mios E. Pitt, mad Mrs. Baker. Hisao ase—Pit 1. —Gallery h.—Walf Tries at Half Past Eight. IMPERIAL CLOTH FOR SHIRTING, lee. My his Majesty's Letters PaWet. Ne Costliness pas de ho moil es pessiedent les *pewees. TE Nubility, Fulllints, and Merchant., are respectfully itiformed, she abort desirable Cloth (or the East sad West ladies, as well as the cold climates, for its bealthfidoess to wear at s -a, for Youth at school, sad toe a 'witty of family purpoaca, fur it. Peculiar ecualualli is eityalsrly sold, Wholesale, fur Esportasiow, sad by the Maxie piece, at 1241.-2 r —2s. f1d...-3s —wad 30 Ad. pee yard, stamped MILLIARD'S PATENT TWINE CLOTH, at their Warehouse, Nu. Id, Chrapaide, and to where else whatever. The Pieces foe tokiretiug contain frost two to four pair, adapted fur winter wear, the cold climates, mid for lhog. Fa 1 .41 4" is the Conatry ea sendirig their orders (by rase) will have thew terrified as if present. sod .wbere the greatest variety of Foreign and British GOY& an coartantly up Sale. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS. Al his Mo ss y, N 0 .93, Pall-on2B, THIS DAY, THURS DAY, December 8, and Three fellowing Days (Sunday excepted), APART of the LIBRARY of the lee Duke of NORFOLK, removed from Home Lacy surulding Btol.a Saes Pailyglotta et Castel', Letliaaa s e veils.; Taylor's Hebrew Coiteurdauce, 2 rule.; Ilesry os the Bible, 5 rule. ia fusels; Minufaseun's Antiquities, 7 rule.; Thureabg's teedea, by Whitaker, 2 vols.; D•risle's War wickshire; Moraine, Ewers, 2 rule.; F.oryekspildia Brims. mica, IS Cols ; Miner Haute. K.v.-intion of Ike True il li.frrols• a Pumin, eseessivelly rare, 1522; Nouveau Tests uods par les Theologian de Louvain. suppressed FAhtiors, estressely rare, 1622; curious Old Tratt•; Manuscripts, Rs. die. ' T" - - •Iso egh, es s. . - • deduction made from oil of • parietal doe by the Cum party, I do mot twit to that opiate's; yet, to wet the sag. session, and to prevert awl technicality defeatiog the justice of the osae, I kreby give notice to the Directors through you; sad require of than to publish aectirdioely Foortette Day previous to the bolding of the 'seat Dearest Gnirk sock Netter that 1 gave at their last General Cubit, via. ortiat (the Meoserial of Mr. Merobisswev sod the Papers reads( Iberile, be °ekes lob earsidemailea at the sem Gemmel GM., met that fast Nem *mesa amia News. Tberapera lad G. mai Mews. Crawebey awl Co. be remitted.' " I am, Sir, " Year thiet obedient gertailit, " T. T. RIGBY. " Tetchy Leh+. mar Blarbiatier, Haute, rioreasbete,llll2l." • JOSEPH DART. immfarry. NPOITAIIIT AGRICULTUNAL MEETING. Os Maids% perfume' to odvertimemestot amber of the .6101 minaret arld farmer* of the smear of feiaFii itaess - Vetl Lewee, for the purpose of taking isle musfiersties the Foment depressed state of Agriculture. TheiaMmiteiliwet the Boar lee was literallytill; Ng on the preposition of Mr. ilissma, sea. the Right Hose hie the Earl of ligreemet was, with unasimity aid uniemeel •p -please, selwited to Mkt the Chair. H Lordship, in measplyieg with the request ofthe meeting, said, that It had sot been his intentios, on mitering the room, to take so promises& • part in the proceedings of the day. His reams was, that he had considered the agricultu ral %itemises attentively, hot had yet found biumelf usable to cease to a declaims oa so intricate a subject. How deer, having assisted at gracious agricultural meetings, be would certainly obey with pleasure the wishes of the present meeting, sad listen to what auy of the Geodesics iceman should he prepared to state. Mr. ELLIMAN, see. having presided at the meeting of the Agrieolioral Association', begged to 011ellii011 the object of allsembillig on the present occasion. Many were of opi nion that it would be • preferable coarse to call • aseetiag with. coesty, but fur himself,' he most say, that on such museum, where. diversity ef °Finial would be certain to prevail, he was persweded there would be loamy talkers aced few beervre, acid that eoeseemently little Wasik would he fogad 10 result. There were, he understood, armful Gee tleesee present, who had been deputed from the eastern part assume, to state whet were the feeler. aid °pietism there upon the subject; sad he shook' therefore sit down is especiatioa of Isearisig frees them the sentinteals of that Forties of the county. Mr. LAMBE (a Magistrate from the East of Susses) said, that he had attended a meeting held at Roberlshridge, on S.. turday, on which measles he bed bees deputed to attend at Lewes this day. He wee authorised to (sprain a hope that a manly weal% would be called, sisce that would be cma lately the most cadent mode of eiviag to the conaideratimi of the .object that importance which was cm highly desir able. la the part of Some: where he emitted, the distress was Only alarming ; and he spoke not merely of the con- Aitken of the occupiers of land, but also of the state of 'the lardlsede and clergy, who, as well as the former, severely frit the premiers of the times. The reduction which they hakes compelled to make le their incomes was very se noes. He would menus). • fart, which gem is itself cm& ant to prove the justice .1 what be had stated, as to the amoust of diettess. The masher of men out of employ in the essims district was mom alarming ; so mock so, that it hod hem competed there were, at the premed es. meet, is on. rape atom plug of Hastier), no lest than 1,000 persons I. such a predicament ; awl this appalling eakalation had bees corroborated by Mr. thrum of Battle, the clerk of the local Magistracy. When, however, be raid that there were so unsay sea destitute of employmeat, he imam to include is the number those who had been hired by Ike farmer without oceanic). fur their services, at • rate greatly beyond the school value of their work, he giviog, perhaps, ten shillings for what could have bees performed equity as well by horses at the coot of our. The com plaints now espreseed proceeded from men who, during the war, had come cheerfully forward to support their share in the burdens of the country, and who considered it • duty equally binding to come forward as they did now. Mr. HAVILAND was also deputed to attend from the eastern part of the toasty. He had nut however been aware that the Gentlemen who had last spoken would be present. He begged to corroborate most strongly what had bees mid by Mr. Lambe, as well relative to the existing distress, as to the propriety of calling a county meeting. He was per suaded that such a courre would have a much better effect, sad be doubted nut that as example on the part of Sussex would he fetlowed ihroeghout the kingdom. Mr. ELLIMAN, join. said, that •ilesioa having bees made to the hap ',lsolation, he would beg leave to read from the evidesee offered before the Agricultural Committee of the House of . 011111e100.)11, a questios put to Mr. Banos, together with his mower. It was as fellows:—" Have not most of the farmers in your district a bop garden !—He ; I thick at least thee-helf of the district is out what is eons mealy understood to be is the hop onantry. The place 1 live in divides that part of the country ; to she eastward of me there are a good many hops; to the west they are not found to answer; sinless they will grow any where, aid them they tee get: no refers fur the.. The greatest chi - • Issoom greet 'May genesis set of employ. ei degetediegle sompled i. &mein sea gravel, er what mom* semi, io pose; lug and thisniug. Lord EGREMONT irll maims to aseestelo whether in the rapes of Lefts mid Pommy, the properties of seem. eloped pampers was equal to thee is the rope of Hastings ? Me. PAYNE said, that Jo Member, where he resided, .these were al present shoot SO or 110meraemisitelit eels ploy. la reply to a genet . % from ski Flab Oedemas, Mr. Payne observed, shat Mgr hatantillommege ei re. deicing the poor rotes, is emsommeoeffeholliltke Ible prise Of eons. Mr. HAVILAND Mated, that is Illumeek the men. 'her of paupers had greatly increased, ess Muds or, boileod, that oat of a population of 1,955, then were actually 400 (that is, 'Retesting the whole families) anemplemd. Wad. bunt mid other oeiglsbeerng parishes were similarly in itiated. Mr. LAME remarked, that the poor rates afforded bet. • very deceptive criterion, by which to estimate the rod amonst of distress. In the east of Seam, there premikd a system of hilleffsig the poor; that is, the fanners sewn ally booed themselves to miatain each • certain proportion of paupers, who were thus prevested from resorting to the parish for relief. The rates were by ibis mem apparently kept dowel but if, i• melt • ioniser, the farmer paid eine Minims for labeler, which be could have hod performed for six, the sorely, of To ought, in reality, to be lidded to the amount of the nles. If he went to the market for labels en, be certainly would pay mach ler ; sod observer might be the temporary result of the puss, befell esovineed that the posse rates would be eoavoidaWy increased. Mr. HITCHINS said, that if say Gestlennue from Hail- Mao were is the room, be would give a lansesitable among of the slate of things in that perish. Ma himself hid wills mused • heart-reeding seem there a few days ago: be at. laded to the eenspatios of drawing morel, Mad wan, as had been truly said by soother Geologies, meet laborious sad degrading. Au additional evil too wee. Oat the ass this employed smelly cowhides' their labour by tee o'clock, after which time, bung bathing to do, they bod'rfetworoe to Poaching. Mr. INGRAM had coasiderelde megirly in Hailimine and he most say, that he thought It 4114111Inefili to saw pers occupied in the way whiele4oollollo destAltd; toe farther proof of the feting which upon itranbjege o he mistimed that they hod Rem Me lOW mama the degrading appellegielli of Clielelek. lie (MlNwiestl+ agreed with Mr. Lemilienlmddeldulldhe poor ratoselatekee► tin eritecieti." 15 wes, porhope l eggerawspiliess itoMatehlow trade wpm the meetlog ; but ass o perteemAisl dm, it, be mold take the liberty of hustenaidesed to he the any mode is which relief 011mlleffi. Every possible someragemest ought Who 11 1 / 1 11.600EPIeolluee etf Foe isotope', the colitmlibelledileeerosed wee amble of giving moth employmeet; opkike felland tallow which are brought from Roane emßillsomodipts m ight be pranced me bona. le seem, 40111filloserimil country could prudent. Goventsaeot onglittloi tioserageg sod is this way mach might be dom. 'Thema Owe of dle present difficulties was, without doubt, tamales; while mosey was Omitted we could get on notwitheModiog the pressure of inseams; but mew than 100 whys t 1 the penal note was radioed to 20s. all parties experionseddiffleallise. One (and reshape a principal) soiree of relief would be found is measraging the productions of the soil; sonsher, in swain every possible reduction is the 'seminar. of Go. verossest. The mesas and amessaries of life not base sow so high as ia 17112, it could not be deemed a hardship to bring shows the unman of poblie Akers to the same standard. He spoke sot el- the poor clerks • he did net think they were the periwig who should he ma de to suffer; on the contrary, they merited all that they received: bat he spoke of • redaction in the salaries of these who could well bear a diusination of income. Another made of relief might be, to take off the taxes which pressed bard open the lower orders, and to make up the deAciemy by • property lax. These were the views which be eesertsined apes the subject, sad these the modes of relief which be should feel disposed to point oat. He did not, however, offer them its the shape of a spindle ennusitiou, but steely as • declaration of his sentioseats and feelings. Mr. ELLMAN, sea. conceived that the emotion at pre sent before the meeting was, whether as sonease or then oinicio had takes place in the poor nem. From his own personal means of observation, be bad so hesitation is say. lug, that the rates bad very materially ionmard within the last four or live years. This mosey which • farmer paid to his labourer bensod the angel vales of his work, onsiested, he was cuoviseed, to as much as the whole of the poor rates, sad be knew mot shy the farmer, more thaw others, should be compelled to pay at melt a rite. Ile disapproved of the plea of billeting meatioseed by Mr. Lambe. There had ben two or three meetings at Fremield out the emo tion. whether mom should be billeted or paid by the fel. men. Last year • system bad monied of penis( up to minion the labour of pampers; nod this, perhaps, was a fair criterion. Last year there were strong hearty men who could get so muse than sixpeotu a-day; sod, • shot time ago, he happoeed to be at a friend's is the misters pan of the county, who, hiring a moor Faso of 23 or 24 yen of ape, would give him so more Ikea temente per day. To himself, who occupied *early she whole of the parish in which he resided, it was a matter of perhaps little consequesee whether the WOWS were paid by himself, De paid set of the rates; but is those who lived in large pa ribe s it Meanie a very important object. Ile did conceive the farmer was sot homed to pay more them what was a fair price; is which case the pour nisi, he was certain, would be doubled, sisce there were at this mossiest many osseous out of employ thee at the sameperiesl last year. Mr. MARTIN observed, he had bees informed by Mr. Marshall, that in his parish there were 100 peepers oat of employ. To so high • pitch, Judged, bad *biota proceeded, iu eonsespiesee of the poverty and dissatisfactim of the pour, that the overseers were threatened, sad actually considered themselves in dreier. He left the remise, from this, to lodge what most be the 'insane's of the pariah. He scarcely keels if be was authorised its 'tenor (what be had been sold by Mr. Marshall) that so essinnoes were the poor noes, as to determine him to dispose of his estate, Media; they abbe lately consumed it up. Mr. ELLMAN,juu. rose for the pogrom of adverting to what had faller firma his father, who bad said that he ems ceived it to he a poist of little importance to himself indivi dually (as occupying nearly the whole of the parish in which he resided) wheilier his !shearers were paid by himself or trot of the poor rates. With all deference, Ise ( Mr. Elliman. jon.) thought that there was a very material differeuee, at least as to the ansouut of relief which be was entitled to expert. Hy hiring labourers from the weighbottriog parish of Rummer, ths work might have teems dune for hall whet it bad woolly coat • ' so that out of the 1,0001. which had been paid, 75n1. oaths, in fact, to go to the poor rates. Redilingbawr, the parish in which be (Mr. Entree, jun.) resided, was little bur dened wit% poor. became there beieg early three oe foot roe. copiers, they had agreed to take the men theineelves awd lad them work, isi order to preyed' their becuiriag a horde* is the pariah. lie had mew men employed in drawing beet*, Niestere edlS, he -re beNtes p , produce light *bleb sells bi 10 elltlllerlert 006 per cyst. Ire bee os web facility. Os tbeilmareep, it hay to pay is rates gybed M may sot here to is mime; awl therefore, be repeated, the airimalturlat bed • heeemille to relief. hlr. Ohms arselttiled be eayiue that he bib Pre-, pared Resolosioas, obi* arepedfse to the plesseellif Gentlemen premise he •orold Mew read, es pooltdh_POU 41 . 1 . 041 , Intel 'ere rl:a it slrl well inesome he thetery-• Lord EGREIIONT lbsuphe NN a sweaty be sf blue addity, inkse seem •may Amid %e deievoiri4,4jes. sp I • eetior goad Iwordefd with a erectile pme — pmeiekew. He hod beard ittalleuseM lay twines ibiags, all however inapplicable to every part of the cormtry. In mar places the poor rates had bees dimisished, and where the case was differeut, it was, he felt personded, owlet to local esteem. One calms wee in isierease of pope latioo, which had, widths the lest tea years, bees very great. If a mom, woman shield be coovesied, it would, he pre- mimed, be with the view of pentiouing Parlianieut; aid then, In all probability, we should waitress the same result as we bad sees last year. He could not foi bear sayieg, that a mass of some contradictory, of morefrequently refuted evi awe, thee wag there presented to Parliament, bad never fake withis his isiesevallioa. For himself be would ob serve, that he was easily (sod so be was sure were a greet essay other gentlemeo) to devote himself entirely to the in vestigation of this importing sod intricate question. He esofeseed that he was at a lose to my what was the real cause of the pretest distress; it arose, doubtless, front a combine ties of causes, and he did mat think i 1 in the power of any gentleman to ;mist out a remedy. Still it was right to dis cuss and investigate the 'object. His Lordship thew mated, that in Yorkshire, where be had • considerable estate, and where the population had loevessed as wench as is Some; *was informed by his agent that the poor rates were out IMO Shaw seven•penee in the poised, sad the distress he All. being general or severe. He was perssaded that** amount of the rateswas attributable to the km price of He felt anxious to know, whether, In the east of Sewn, OA increase of population, there had bees a falling off In ' , cultivation ? For the last year aid • half, he hod bees pet. seeded that there was souseihisig pecolemiy-dfsiteseluir is that district. One important pokes whisk hod keso little mentioned es the present oreasems,, woe the low price of cora. The rEsestiese was meek low piers arise from the impartation of foreign cora ? He Italy believed that for the last two years there had bees little competition. His own opinion was, that the pre tend dilicolties were calmed by • too hasty attempt So alter the currency; for it could scarcely be sopposed that • systems, which bad bees the work of twenty years, algid be, without incusvenience, so *oddest, abolished. He alma took shame to himself fur having voted is Marline/hest in favour of the abolition of the Property Tat, slice he wale maw per. 'leaded that on a modified scale it would be the meet mar logy oserreere dee could be adopted. Every num, however, who milted la public affairs, would ekes do thaw which he world afterwards be compelled to regret. It see said by seamy, that the debt of the toiletry was • groat evil; yet leo one could say that it was • lees to the swims; on Site contrary, it was bat the transfer of property from one clam of lbeenemaissity to another. It was, is Weepiness,. mime of wealth; and be was persuaded nisei evil would result if a reduction of the debt should take place. For himself, his Lordship said, that be had not, nor would be env have, one Seething in the funds, and therefore is what be had stated be could of course be iolluenced by on remise! hiller. He most say that he thought flee, a sort of bask is which all might take refuge ; and that we should Sod ourselves much poorer without them. He bad, donee • life of 70 years, witoessed many soil v • riots, revuleliniss, sail he most say, that limy owe who could bring himself sow to speak coal deafly es the subject, menet be of a very differsot frame of dud from his owe. He thought that before a mail neeet• inn should be decided on, the measure ought I. meek, the most carets! consideration. Mr. H AVI LAN D beued to remark, that ere • smodeo. of the comity could be assembled, SOM. Oise lust evemaavai elapse, during which a specific propmetiem might be pre- Hpared. Is reply to what bad fallen f r om hie liosibeip, Mr. arilead said, that is Ike east of Sows the Mod was sot, perhaps, so well cultivated as it bad bees ems time wham' this was owls, to dee liability of dm farmer. - - - Mr. ELLN AN, jun. is reply to owe part of his Lordship's speech, begged to reed au extract hem the Report of the Agricultural Committee Fur example, let it be dipposed that oa the 15th of depot next, th e aver a ge p r i ce o f w h eat : ascertained in the usual mode, should be TOL lid per trader, whatever may be the pomehle orsatioese of the forth coming harvest (a fad oat thee capable of being ascertained), the ports will ressaia shut till the 1511 of November; hat if that average oboold be See. Id. whatever may be Ibs &bon uses of the foram:leasing harvest, the ports and the ware hoaxes of &digs dam will be swelled at least for six weeks, aad is sU refereed to the pried* 'sporting counties fur three soontbs." In ISIS, the ports woe ispeo, sad so leas tide 111,001 quarters of foretogn wheat were 'exported, which thus met the early sad abisadant harvest of the follow ing year. The supply for Lnodots was estimated at MAO* qoarters wetkly,oae-eighth of which would have beets foreign dire. New either 000,000 sore quarters of English aad Irish wheat would have bees assumed, or some of the im peded's of foreign wheat must still remain unsold. Is Jame lad, he knew that 50,000 quarters remained on hand, which the factors had orders to sell whenever it reached a 'retitle price. The caoseqstesee was, that the Loader market, which it was well knows bad as astouishing iedretee ow all others, had, till the last harvest, bees much depressed. Lord EGREMONT, adverting to an overflow of stock in the markets, said that it might be mated either by too great a growth, or by the poverty of the farmer forcing his go mead his eons foe sale. If the latter were the easkie.,eit must be expected that in the spring a kaietty would take place, sad corsoqueogly that prices would rise. His Lordship goostlooeti that he had sot yet eatkd is his Michrselasits reds; use individual institute of Ibis bind might be of little semi, but if all could afford to do so, the greatest beselit would result._ Mr. HITCHINS was of opinioo, that the prissary es** of the presisol dist/revs was to be found in she rcasimptiew of ea•h payments, and the cuw•quent disainutsun rut she ewes• hating swediuw , which bad the effect of checking 'Teetotal's.; since now she agriculturist had heather inclusstoon nor awes to iodelge is it. He believed that t►is year would nut ex pint without tins ports being opened. If the growth of our owe cavalry be too large, the qoestioss, is ►ss opinion, re. solved itself lute a small faros. By laying on f welts ran a ditty equivalent to the poor rates end ether charges, wish which the English farmer has to contend, sod of *high the (welter , ' Inset/ nothing, the forgoer would be proposed. It was well kuown that the foreigner would hi icy cure into our market' at EH. sad SI. 10s. which II was irapoesiblr for the English farmer to do. Pursuing Nub a system as he reetwensesidcd, no locking-op of the ports would he *erne• earl. nes agrieoltorists said Mr. H., had never reerivesl great groats; and aow, all that they asked was a fair seinen for their capital sod soilestry. As an iodlvidual be twold truly say, this was all that he wished. He Ilettl no oblivion to rise early sad work Mud; but he looked for, what he was we +frets, thou* grog eudisaishes • day thorn til;BHtt:g th..to others, bus Hies it vies followed by • • oo tun •.f maw, b.O nom The sericukuther,he repeated, only came forward to OM a due remesteredism for industry— to Ask that nu @Mean- I Says should be R ive. to the faecittier whieh they alit Might riled be permitted hi me*. Mr. ELLIIIAN, jail. ailreradat I. what he hid before - illifi, rriallift to the ineemittetioe of 60,600 reverters of thnitiegli wheat, fee *hide there bed beeu mu occasion, mad Ilse fellownag dime tetiottlis evidence of Mr. Took (a Item the siserehaiit) Wore tie Consmiticr of the How., of Corn. mom :-..." Why dared II dearest principle apply to corn than thy other general prodisetioe ? Because a fall in the peke of thy ether commodity, out of general nreessity. Wisp the article witbie lbs reach of the coesumpt ion of a greater number et isdivideals, whereas in the case of corn, the average quautity is sulkiest for the supply of carry iedividual; all begged that is an absolute depre.sion of the nineket Om a great tenet of lime, and • Decettesioe of even two or three abundant less... Moat evidently produce an osonthisely hicisoveeleist asseistheistion."—A Is there nut • greaser miesoniptioe of curs wises it is cheap, than when it is dear, ash" traistity ?-4111tere may be, and possibly most he a greater ethouniptioa ; het it is very evident that if the popolation was before adequately fed, the inerearred coo glldelpitiii• from absiadateee ciao amount to little mute than waste, and this would be be • very small proportion to the ' hook cadres of a good harvest ere two." If this were cur wet. the principle weed he the same, whether the price mare Intl or low. If there was in ISIS sulkiest core in Ilhe eisoistry, it followed that the 800,000 quarters of foreign Arid Most have reassigned till tele; and ens harvests bring they must continue upsold through the years 1819, , sod 11111. Mr. E. ailed on Mr. Durrant to say, mbesber, if this importatith bed nut takes place, the prieee Oasts would have bees what they actually are?-11r. D. . pegilled its the negative. Mr. MARTIN stated, that Le was acquainted with a Roes den merciless in Lando*, from whom he learned, that if oar peels should be opened for the importation of foreign grain, be would he enabled, through hie Rassiao correspondent; lbeirbsen be acted as a commission broiler, to pour in ow less Si.. 160,000 quarters at thee into this country. . The laid is Russia, it was kaoli; was sot cultivated by formers as is this country, but by the Nobles of the country, sod by time Nobles the merchant to whom he alluded was employed in hew the look-out fur their ill tin Ibis country, or to be is readiness for the disposal of their produce, should an opportunity offer by the opening of our ports. The supply which he had mentioeed, Ibis Merchant said he could irarotte diesel; import from Riga, which every intelligent markets°. riot who heard him meet both to be of the best wheat is Iliteagit; get that wheat, hi oseresetile friend told him, could he gold at 111.. last, which last was equal so two limns of wheat. The freight world be only U. • last, as be under stood ;- se that two lodide of Ituaniea wheat could be sold in *or market at 141. while, eves sow, our whoa was at IW. La load. What, them, Moil be the irooditith of the apricot's,- rusts if their ports should be opened' Their ruin, and that of other classes, who seemed to think their interest distinct from that of the agriculturist, most infallibly be thesowar queue,. To guard, then, amtiost such • calamity, the rept eohottsie should proceed to action as early its pobeible; they should lay their coos before Parliseseet and the country, sad the strength of that case could not fail to texture anemia,. Nothing, Indeed, should be omitted ou the part of the smi. culturisto to avert the cloud that threatened to burst epos them, and to save themselves cod the country from ile 'crevice', while It was yet practicable to do so. There fore, he was an advocate for a county meeting, or for soy other proceeding that promised to-give effective expression to the opinion, and adequate publication to the case of the agriculturists. - .• Lord EGRIEMONT thought a county 'tweeting a eery unfit place for the investieatioe of • question of this datum; for the details seeesearily connected with such a question could never he duly eousidered or discussed at such a Met. lag. But with what view should • coualy meeting be con vened upon this subject' Was it with • view to petihius Parliament? If so, he recommended the Geottemes who supported that proposition to consider that they applied to Partismeat lest Seethe, end what toad had they dose diem selves or their case by that application ? They should emu. e id er also the geoeral mom a the euuntry upon the were and pqrpeoe of their application to Parliament, ma that they sever could obtain their object without the assent or io contradiction to the derided opiuioo of the other 'Moth of their countrymen. The population of the country MR as he had already isbotoved, increased within the loft sett years no lee than thmeereath. It was quite incredible that mei Memoir Amok' met produce se additional demand for corn. He believed that within the last two years oar apt classicists had to roroottltr very little or nmhing of comps , them from Amiga corn. The aviculinriste had out bong sines .so opportimity of having from Parliament a toad:- Hasid arrusigomeet as to the import of foreign earn, or a pertheent duty arms that import, nod they chose the twiner. MM the agriculturists complailted. According to his °w iliest, the pormseewt duly would have heen better for those agriedteriele, while that duty would have been paid t.y foreigners.—(Appfauses )—Bot be enefessed that he fear great clinically epos the whole of this question; and P. *otiose wish was, to ascertain what could be done for Me agricetturists, or whet others proposed to du. He er•she,t, however, to have something nefiwite and distinct proposed, before say farther proceeding was determined open. Mr. EI.LMAN, jaw. after expressing the t:tmost respect for the judgeseet of the Noble Chairmen, carrot& his opt• Moo that amebic application to the House of Comm u ne ups. this es* et 'weld be highly advisable. It was iteces• wary, indeed, to satiety tor, mind of the ogricsilturists, shat something farther shoold be dune. He had reason to ire lieve that the Report of the late Agricultural Commttriot, which was thee before him. WIN 0 41 ; carried by a•llla.l•l*::1 of Iwo. AU the Cowin; Members, indeed, who ewe up..., the Committee, were unettiouteslv agesost its adoption ; and still retaining their views. it was the wish of those fret eh vocal.. for agrleettute, that the mrriculturrqls theitrvoir4 shenid come forward to declare their uwa opinion. li, m. deed, the agrledlorists did not mike such declarstioo, Owe oilvocatee is !soberest most fees themselves denevimi bit thaw whom they endeavoured to serve. BO the •Repailt of she late Committee bevies been laid before the poldiertfoir their conooderstion, it was the dory of those moat WM. Juktelyrottsro.4o4 to state their appralsatia• or thapptheas lion W r ite purport or teodeney. He ha, themilithi, Labile occasions to draw up muse Height boos fusindoiloperosmit Report, end if their tenor were nut borne our by firs e tee . l , b e w awa b e smarty I s admit that •11. that bed been done by the Agrieshiserid•eiciations was egregiously midrib Tiprott Kesulniieus woredie felt,tatiox hor, but be weeled submit time le the Cuttaidilatinal of the ineeting e to.bc die. posed otos its superior liniment /might think peeper. , .774 e irat Itassibitioa referred to the cause which Mid coliestosi or ' many tic fees together on lleteveireasion, and it ebthit.iy could flisosestriiiisry csare_shat.ssissid 'micro. industrials, ' dominate men to leave their hu...iess soul Winos, and cure atosern LA It a, sarcrerery. sod J SIVEW RIGHT 'trough , recommend • to their Fries& sad the Public the advantages offered on she Next Day's Drawing, TUESDAY NEXT, II th December, when 25,000 st host Is sore to be drawn tram the Wheel, which coalmine • of t 30,000 S 1 1 3 4 dm. fie. all Mowry! and net Two Blacks to a Price! All Posehasen betimes the 20th November and 11th M ember, have the emits* of relenting their Tickets and Shares (whether redrawn or draws Small Prises or flasks) after taking the Chance of the 6,0001. sad other Capitals draws ii OM Dar. By this Plan the RINE is very trifling , u so der a.— Coot Prier. To be Retorsed. Risk. TICKET £ll el !4116 0 tt 0 0 13 It 0 12 • 0 1 6 0 QUARTER 113 0 I 60 0 Ol3 • EIGHTH 3 7• 3 0 • 0 7 0 SIXTEENTH ll4 • 110 0 0 4 6 Thiel, and Mimes are am Sale at No. 37, Combat ; 11, thaws ; sod 36, Haymarket, London. • • 90 Thom Purchasers who istend returning their Tickets or Shams mesa da se Were the 20th December. I rd