The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-25 00:00:00

• • • • - • ; . -it fir. z - - i Al ptaMAN .. - . • I PALOS Off mime: A'l' 0,41104:1LOOK. THIS DAY. pop es ' tem pt pr e trust I bi s ste t s will t am be .440 DISTIL pooh eft ds IMO. .. sr c s. g od & I In . BB Hi woo Yeses ins. ism u rn . 4. theme *Mil leave bees, unhappily, leaped arm oar Demi, Joon 24 0 arm et: Cute .. .. i Ilatie Se Illteek.l l e Mr C° 111 "- • s ..... ..±!, 1 Soode gm OW An history for the last thy years. . . --ese;--- , was received yesterd 44 4 yee coats ... • wC Willied / .. I , p... " r 9 , New Poets Ott •I ' MOIL t PROCEEDINOS IN PARLIASIRNT. . " The Committee 6 Peer. 1 71 1, ..... •• •••• • I —SOL • Par as• i ss • lo the Hawes of Common, Mr. nacruan am spoke. in the Distressed . Di; Laos no 1101 740 i ----Smell .•I*. M. Me• ; 1 hip , a pea. ..... .. ... Con. fee *set .• • • Mil aPPoreotlys for shoot five or alit h° 11 " , erraellidinE, I th is e Peli ser l or:re "c ra Ps fro si m lY t 1 Mob a ear 13ent - car in sw i ne. twit MAILS. Atmore of the Crown; which was negatived by mere where rapidly on the I ARS. DOS. a height which is ti I Dahlia - - Dr- I sun. Helloed - - 0 than two to one. And very properly negatived. t oo . flying from hunger I W ater / we d - I I mmishro' - - 0 i t b e i ng t h e 'Most shrieking hypocrisy that ever was the Committee are a • I 0.1 Jersey - 9 I i Frame -- 0 ' Flo - 0 witoessed in this world, to talk abostarvilt p r'i redicted indispensably PPM! I • to • Lisbon -- 0 0 Oetteummt ,- 0- by the influence of the Crowe, wheel it is notorious snc•i otherwise T an awful e tt . 13 r il ' it 3—...... that it is the Wigwam of the Dereaghmengers, and Persons to make the gilt Statelilltalt• so other iaUuenee whatever, hut has prodoted all the le their Ere : i li o a w t t:Ol e l a e t c o ti; s " rue Dorman eravainao" is i p tim po li wrg. wlyli "Ina ev il s t h a t t h e c oun t r y 'o ff ers and all the devote that the e u Churches aod CI reAveswari." ~......- • . ...._. , LONDON: . • our time in the way of tenementary epos a great par- coterie to parts that dreadful calamity." eel of speechifying upon a subject like this. To give TVIIIIPAT 31111101110. JUNI 21, ISM .... 1 ...4110111." • oar countenance to such a thing ;to seem to readier SPOILED Spent arocr Exam.spik rirscvs O'CLOCK. it as bring of any lenFortanee to the 'eatery would ars in e , t h emse l ves I ( The bodies. in the Market Is very °lsis'. owing, he an act of baseness towards our readers sad towards march on one class i ; I probably- to the approach of the Chaseelkelt B.dpt. the public t large. have. we understand 1 . on next Friday. May persons have bees disappettli- . the pretext of afford ed at the French Funds let getting up, me the isfori In our paper of wisteria,, we stated thit an order Stamps, coetrived to motion of our Back diseountiog at 4 per cent. Con- has days leased by the (taus of ilimairea, which, l aan an o d iot rio lo as eno te rm st sole are snit Eedeced. 8011. if strictly observed, will abolish tbeftalext oft of England i s r e :, I . Tied brags Market is very flat this morning, and Ziemer* is At., which had bees so kipsomgleined the e l lmiog taw rev Katiodeiog. All the private letter from Spats of without remedy of the evil. This virjhrai of a proceedings can be 1 . • And Prase* agree that there is sot the least chasm of great elapse , is as im'po'rtant steer, 'Whir we stamped ram salty of 101. is ezip ; look s war betides the abet* powers.—The Spaiish Stock at the magnitude of the evil to be renewed, or at the D ev er But by the proposed • muse of that remote:. Extents is Aid were made the at Paris is '64. i •••........-. within half a year, i NEM time CONSTANTINOPLE Ann SMYRNA, legal covering, and sanctioa. of Imago of the most days, a high penaltl ; lizetlYill TONI MOSNIN• AT LLOYD'S. fiaglakise kind. A greedy banker, bring in advance to the value of the p to I nesoofactorer, or mercbast, whow he found is the There has been p ' Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Commons, an 'eerie , .erase. (which circumstance be soled perceive before os cows for .. a Coontateduople and Smyroar— n / - " CONSTANTINOPLE" MAT 25. all other persons,) by mesas of an Estero is OW', Ire- 1815, took all the property of the to Ist Feb. " The Government has caused to of the most ro- InentlY Insolvent to pay Courts of Justice. I 'portable Omsk ineecimate. satires of Selo, to he be- himself, at the loss, and sometimes the ruin of his laws for the same heeded. They ue 'Oleg oat more men Id war. The idler eredi Writ.. The beekeasdeclares that he owes the . 1 _8 9 16 .,. . 1 8 4 6 4: 1817 , Kora money, when be does sot owq Lim two-pence. Itt ° fleet la the Archipelago appears to have dose nothing • tw•yend trickiest and pillaging of Selo. and that be cannot pay the KING became the trader FLATI NA . . The I of Colombia, (void( " Stream*, Mar 17. in question owes hi m lar g e 811111 " i and t herefore ‘ p ra y s, metal, excluded fro; J *" The Greek armed ls, in ameliorable now and obtain, , an EsTsnyirool th e Croom empowering and that it offers gr km have made their app ..... ee off Skier. The Cap- bias to seise 'peon all 04 treider's reeds; and, as the ti ne jof the o a ti e m l l tads Packs bad got under weigh with his fleet, and KING most be paid befoye all other creditors, he (the trade in plains the be both were left near each other, between Samos Banker ) stands is the kz.ve's shoes (by virtue of the shall b el o n g excl ! si rent money in this ( . ind Selo, without having come to Action. when the wicked fiction), aid takes all the Insolvent has. How Every ogees of plc Camiwisa frigate passed three days ago. All is per. often has this been done, to the utter ruin of whole p our S pan i s h m ai m featly quiet here." families! And yet, bow long was the evil suffered to eatioaal. —.--- relied% la fliapight of the petitions if the sufferers, Motemouruentai ( Paris Mare to the 2sd last. " li g are " ate from aid of iiisto q uestreami. a . , of the the colliers fr° o I gan MINORS TIOCIIII 1 • Petersburg to the Ist. The Ettesign Goulds, I: ap• committed to Bride PL of 'melee, both in and nit of Parliament'. ! pears, bad received orders to retire to the capital. H 0... others kons working • w thee., hee it happened •C at MO, that the . • • ; which was considered decisive 011ie qualm of Owe. owormarsa i' w 'i saa 4 . as it were a / wwwwity. ;alma tee 3. twee.ntthontthegirminagstetrshea The Peench Ministry seem to have takes alarm at the ounce to abolish this great alettee,laad accomplish this has operated un tisi ; bold lifilgtage held by some of thele partisans moped- • ed I tag Spate.- ad the Alenitemr has eorrinansibil - - ..‘ • vete . esteeerri ? I , gcsig k iajwagelyien - s o ever y bays now rot Illtre PloPeff's istriiiina ' l t tkiv . I llmet , dt too of being p aid - ctootirKlerio sat mime Vitra irmanals. "Immo — —. asnot' be. beat) tied. •• atcd, if „misted la hear that the Prop 1 • says this demi official paper, " has so All-will to the wish 000 ' r stoor ; t 1 aid Forst ace. Ministers con- (who wu the first to indepteeence of other nat i ons, and no fears for its singly takulate how far they may abseil Hs* PeortA's Our abases they cow own." Additional details are given of the arrest of r ~, ariraor ; and, though they may, and do, go that General Orion. procee d e d ttl He bad ded towards Bordeaux men, that he cannot whole leng th , they have sense enough to stop where of wa g es r Inch is . I •where the dispositto f i t the im p . of fi n di ng meant of embarkin g on the the eeds mast. We, therefore , str 1d • " 26 " i a vme for his toil, it canoe coast, but bad returned to Saumur, it is supposed , y ° s i•b a view to make a movement to liberate the pri- the people to petition in all cases of public mettles; c a l. And will not I soners at Poictiers. and to persevere in petitioning. They will obtain all with the Laud-owns If . 1 Fanien FONDS , JUNE 22—Five per Cent. Consols the Ravens they wait, by so doiog. . for that retrenchme; speed at 91f. 25c.; highest, 951. 30e. ; closed at which would secure ___ 'I 91f. 456.—E:change on London, one month, 25f. It is stated by a Gentleman , who has just returned illthm_ter• and to t 1 This, If effected, w 53c. ; three months, 25f. 35c. from empewhagen, that the mardege of his Majesty, ' 0 t well os his present' ._—.... with the Princess of Denmark, is talke.i d of in the of ‘t bring up his family l a , • 1 t The Nem York Peek " is arrived off H o l y h ea d . — fashionable circles of the D.nish Capital, as a matter She sailed May 26. Her letters and papers are ex- quite certain. The Princess is about 21 years of age. parish. Until such or by force, the coil ► petted tmesorrow. BRIGHTON, .111 Na 24 —A rumour was is cirrulation bearers. will be in I _re--- many of those who i on Wednesday, that the King prop el b. ing at [EXTRACT or A LSIT[R FROM Teas CRUZ, APRIL G.) t h h e e re Pavilion before the close of the week ; vas rumour. . 1 • The Royal troops still occupy the castle of St. however, was merely induced by the arrival of his dimoretedistothtehepasyammeenit; Joao de Ulla*, and the Independents the tows. All M a j es ty's bo ok St e ward, J. W a i t i er , E sq . w h o alight- Tb. alanniog pre is tranquil here ; and a free intercourse kept up.— ed at the Palace the evening before. We regret to driving a the stock 1 . It ' ' 1 The capitulated troops are daily arriving from the observe, that Mr. Waitier gave the town no very encouraging reasons to suppose that his Royal soallawd to the little '' I ! ! d , I 11 1 interior, and embarking for Havanna. The duties least fertile soils oft Master would speedily be h• re; on the! contrary. fl oe f I levied aPoll goods arriving st Vera Celli ' and lam- he knew nothing upon that, to u., motel - important pies. are heavy I exceeding. on some articles, their se- subject. •Mr. Waitier's mission had for its nbjecr, the scie s:se a the rice, share of the prensi v—who never ; seal value. The market at Vera Cruz was over- inspection of the improvements going furMaill at the silver - caps at Fir I 1 I ' • and whose stock wa limited. The country people wear a dress of leather, but not for comp l et i ng ' Ent -patois the coon / a,ocked.—the expenditure of the people being very Pavillon g which requires renewing only ogee in three years. —.....—._ liy,sod at to an d y ir r e i ct en th t e im ir e. co l i k tbe is n o a ki n e t e e t , answered, 11r. Wader returned to London; with the all his formerly es' gesetleman, who bad accompanied him, lli.iilarsb, of Lord Chamberlain's othce,on Thorsdati; - hold furniture is gel t( ~ Oar readers will learn, by intelligence received the liters in the lurch. i 1 1 ! A misrepresentation has appeared Iwooteav of the • throegh Lloyd's, that ten merchants of Selo havebeen p a oo the subject of Corm Sr. l'ineeeles itterriele The i nte l l i gence America with the re ipers decapitated, by order of the GRAND Strom ; and w e t b his Ma •3 est y . The Noble Karl took hie' Si Hertford. and she et letters have been receired, from that 'lsom. stating, Monday, returned to his country *tat and !Wln lame Yarmouth, one of tl i , $ .. I that the Capitan Priam had ordered seventy-six to town by appointment on the Thursday following. Hooey of Peers. wet and the interview took place on Pricier-eq. hostages, prl scipal inhabitants of Scio, to be strangled Uersiad' day, and created a c Paper.) in that ',happy island. We ask ENGLAND. with what Electors, who are, a i i Imeoseraturtes.—lt is a happy thlig In this thirst of this new of : l i degree of beat her blood can bear this ?We do not put the qlestios to degenerate F sauce ; nor to the Mt co world of cootradictions, that a man may theimpresibi- nitege.—Thongli a j - ; • titles If he will, or, which Is moth the same shier& if is, of course, the eh TITS% fur they are Barbarian', as ignorant and brutal adequate nemseity be laid upon him to do them. We influence these "W; I i e as the Turks. We do not pat the question to any mightfill a newspaper with illustr a tio ns o f thir k parA• in the choice of ae t , $ member rif the HOLT A taraNce. The dreadful deeds doz. but we shall confine ourselves to the only in- siderations are said we are speaking of, is, of their working. it is the stance of such marvellous power is hu man b an d s t h a t i m olai t o b e t h e ; [ 1 i .. • Holy Alliance, ad its Adherents, who have paralysed c encores either us or obr own reade r s at present.— ately concerned, th ; The miracles wrought by Ills Majesty's Ministers, turn one Member ' the Sovereigns who engirt to h are chastised Turkey, within the last seven years, ice the emitted.' of Warden, and amide& It. and +recast( the brave but unhappy Greeks. Th e fazes, lot one farthi ng o f which could be spared,and This mode of F re er ' I c oos , i s sfron , more sta i ned w i th blood, w i th t h e bl oo d the redactions of establiebments. not an item of which NORM all the beast of its Discip les; and all ckristsodow stands he an coald be taken away, with o ut en d a n ger i ng t h e cre di t , occas i on r i va l pan t e •' the safety, the eminence of the State, prove that these but this may be mot ; unmoved spectator. We would not restore the most able and politic statesmen can do any thing they istention to oppose 1, j Kondeb worship of the Cross ; but we would have p l ease, except qu i t the i r places, *bleb seems the only will probably be at N I : all Chrisdaa Nations elevate the STANDARD of the absolute-impossibility reenacted with the occupation briam before mend 1. Coils, sad bank it, to the eart/eioa, from growl of "Mm. They have repeatedly threatened to do even from tows we" bus :"' ( 'that ever was Csaissun. of the iNFIDILS that have this, in the event of their being comp e ll e d to attem p t e l ect i on w ill ta k e pl 1 • so long disgraced it. Above all, we would have thi s , 1 certain mime inmessibilitin . f the above men ti oae d I n the report of t deecriptiose, which, nevertheless, they have attempted Drary•laae Theatre, dome by Iletriteed--EweLlso. the Farsio of the Usr• and acesorpliehed most surcessfitlly, to their owe me- to attend at the T ( , i . lam and 4111121teemear. is all cases; shall ENGLAND prise no doubt, as weil as to the admiration of the, " the Subscribers ti 1 1 dawn ski ibllowent of the Cross in tittle present public.—(Sheffieli Iris.) received their third ' . . • ' , . 0 , . • , . IJV 111111.4. VD. te.—.ll* following rosatnonication yesterday from the Mansins-Honse:— " Mansion-House. 19th June, ItP22. tee appointed for the Relief of the Poor Districts, are melee the painful bet 'y of informing the Public, that au. a the various parts of the country coo. that FAWNS and DMUS are every the int , and hare already reached truly alarming—numbers dead awl ' hunger and typhus fever. The him,s of ee are DOW [TRAMMED, soil it is necessary that they should be augment. 11101:111ANDB MUST INIMITABLY PERIM Is emergency, it is the bounties duty of ALL le utmost exertion to save the lives of errs. With that tier, the Committee lions may he forthwith made in all . Chapels. and Subscriptions set on foot throughout Ireland, and most pardon ! -t have not been visited by the prairie, who are always themselves of every opportunity to steal a or other of hls Majesty's *objects, nnAerstand, in a Bill before the house, nailer affording relief to the HoMersa( Spoiled to introduce what will is fact asnousf le as enormous tax on the landholders of Eng ad. Thogroatest part of the land throughout 'gland le let on Memoranda of Agreement, which existing law renders it use yto stamp before at had on them, and for which a pc esigihle. These Memoranda were except under peculiar circumstances. proposed law it becomessecessary to stamp -, and after the lapse of twentrooe ilty is exigible, graduated according property printed, by order of the House of account of the Commitments ender the England (exclusive of Wales), from ?eb. 1821, and of the Convictions in , &e. fur offences arainst these same period. The committals were, in 1147; ISIS, 1328; Ibl9, 1240; 1 Congress of the Republic considering that `• pieties is a precious from some proiinces of the Republic, ; great ad►antages fur the augments national funds," has decreed, that the `ll threoghout the Colombian territory lusively to the State; and that a cur 'hie metal shall be immediately coined. purified plating to be of the ratite of filled dollars. This money is to be Imouxusniaa.—Daring the last week, several of from the disturbed districts have been Bridowell, for attempting to prevent lag, and also for leavieg their employ Womb's notice, as agreed upon be , sod - themselves. This, it appears, the miotis of the others, and they to Asir at Tredegar, as well as at A former raw of wager, ow*, eon paid weekly. Oa the other band we Proprietor of the Nan-y-gioe Works to listen to the men, and to rectify , complained of) has given notice to hit/ cannot continue to give the present rate ; the depressed state of trade that, ion exists to remunerafe the labourer cannot be done without a loss of capi these Iron and Coal-Mater, unite inert and occcupiers io calling oat Ament and reform in the Government, secure tq the labourer the reward of his the master wealth and prosperity? would allow the labourer to live tt' earnings, and to enable him to without being a ►urden to the :h a change takes place, by reason tillers, with every other class of la a worse state than slaves are, and are now contributing to their sup tyment of poor -rates, will ere long be re , level.—(Lbisfol M y.) practice of desertion of farms and stock, is, in this county, by no means little or insignificant farmer, or to the :the county. An occupier of a very rich vale of Usk, who took his fall premiums of the defiant Agricultural never f .iled to carry away one or more Charles Morgan's Annual Show, was acknowledged amongst the very Inty, is amongst these defaulters:— doable stock, and even Me house gone, leaving Ms !milord awl cive t. He is sail to be himself gone to , remains of hie property.—NoM. of the death of the Marquess of conseptewt elevation of the Earl of the Members for Camelford, to the Is received at that place oa Wednes considerable sensation amongst the , as usual. anxious to makes good opportunity of exercising their pri a pure regard to the public welfare chief motive that can he presumed to Worthy and Independent " persons, representative, certain pirate coa -Ito have some operation. 1t is no g I o, inion of those imenedi that it is for Mar advantage to re er ender the influence of the Lord another known to f the Opposition. ' proceediale p re a monopoly, and benefits of competition. On the present dies have already taken the field ; more from policy than from any real oppose his Lordship, whose nomination v be attended to, as thereby the Neill mentioned will be presets:-d. A I:ents hourly expected ; it is supposed the dace next week.—(Weer Briton) . the Meeting of Proprietors, &c. of Theatre, instead of the •• Frye Renters Theatre on Friday," it should be s to the loan who hate not already third dividend" op , n off her L arquaii SHIPPING mrstLlUNNvti. Dui. Jugs !I—Arrived 1.. t eight and this day. and smiled for the river, the Cambridge, Johnston, fr.,: Reegal ; the Enserprio.. Molten, front Oporto I hrb; mists Patriot and Welling, tiornei, from Alcoa.. Lewis, from ; Ihr Vier. 1r... the Isa bella, lent. (sport..; the New-Yr•derirk. 1,11011 Malaga; the Robert Edwards. Sherbets from the thasgo . vr, Billimgherw, from Antigee.-4.4. d dew. from the river and remain. the Ramsey, Currie, foe Barbados.; the Lord Celliegweed. Robinson, f or Si. Jolla's; the Boehm. 111• Kay. from Qorber.—m w arrived sod sailed for the river, the Type, tirade, t rot Beata —Wiad S. W. POIITIIIMOUTE, Jima PA—Arrival the Lo•iftia, frost Madeira, sad sailml.—tte the Pert, the Eliza, War.l, from Bengal.—Wind s.s.w. FALmouTa, JCPIII ?J.—Arrived the Assi•lnoss, Der. nis, front London.—Sailed the William 1,0211440e5. P.T. sever . asee, and Hope, for Imadoe.-22,1. Arriv e d MT tbA Port the Americas ship, Robert Erbeards, Slterberi, from Charleston, in SS days —Wind W. A ',script lass hen reesotly Weil by tile Pere. strongly enforciog the reeding .of the liolY Scrip- , tures. The East 1144 Cot:Tally's emward•heand ship Mammies sailed from St. Helene ea her voyage to Bombay and China oil the 13th of April. H•TMAIKIT T a.-.-A mew afterpiem. eeijele4 L oge Lettsys, was performed for lie drat rime lest' night. It Is a lively little piece, translated frig the French. and turas upon the purloining mid altering of lava letters. Is sam great satisfaction thrtwilioes. sad the aesteeestomeet of its repetition tow tomorrow eveniag was received with great applies& It appears by &statement jest pablialimLel the awn 1 imam! daring the last year ott ameee es Z y Teemaery Cavalry. drat the Leicestershire T hare Pea . calved 11.6411. for ordinary services, molilliL I i ab ibi. " - • for permanent duty or suppression of rind!".... When or where any riots have-take@ part is this county, daring the past year. we have yet to learn.— (Leicester Chronicle.) 'fbo rain that is spreading itself ever the poultry is strongly illustrated in the case of Mr. Breeder', et . Heath/qu,. ID this county. who is the rear HIM purchased souse land of the Doke of bevossbire as 1031. per sere, which Masao', been cold MAR an sere. He was eminent for his breed of sheep; its& his ewes. that sued to sell for W. a brad„ have sow been sold elf ender exeratioa, at thirty-four or thirty-Ave shillisp rhoad.—(Nottiaghns Review.) LEIN Dill.—From a communication in the hie - Lexie! Chronicle. by Mr. John Swainson, of Kendal. N the Editor, it would appear that Mr. Bullock iso seas to ettionise that superb and valuable animal the rein deer in the mountainous districts of Westmeretitad and Cansberlaati; where the lithos loageoinsts. as rein deer moss. which is the principal` fired of tma * animals, is foaled in gust ehmodannet Oa Saturday last, a very lise rowing boat, fee sin oars, of the description termedrby mintiest o v en. gigs. - built of iron, by a few young smiths, the owners, was launched at the Manufactory of Messed Hawks and Caa. Gateshead. under • salute of Gannon. it istearseis 3lft. 7in. long. by 4f. Ilia. wide, and to the asmesiele: meat of all who saw it. draws ooly half an ineb'water. It Is very appropriately termed the Veins. and le handeomely decorated with emblems of the trade S the owners. to wham thelemester (Sir Robert Hawks) has presented as elegant silt tag, richly ornameated with the blacksmith's arms, motto—" By hamster aai band all arts do stand." The tag staff is sunbonnets,' with a crown aid asebor Surly gilt. We shall, iwiil probability, soon hear of the young volcano pro their prowess is competition with some of HR.i . memos rowing gigs now so freq.:tent- esbibiting the river Tyae,—(Neweentie Paper.) A most melaachely:eeidrat oeccrted ea ti.. west road, shout two miles from Ala wick. on Mg-dander last. As Thomas Adams, Erg.. of Loogbooglacte‘ who has jest ascended to the valuable estate of Ansa. was returning from a visit to a neighboasing gentle man, is company with the yoang lady to whom berms to have hems shortly married, he fell from hie horse, and was conveyed into Alowict, the same evening, a corpse,—a melancholy instance of the soentain to .are of human happinees.—(lbid.) Early on Saturday 'morning week, a stable and byre belonging to Mr. AndersJo, farmer. sear Blackford. were diceorered to be on fire. The family were in Omit at the time. so that the circumstance was red mem tsined till the Ire became so extensive that the lames and smoke gave them the alarm. The nertioss to save the horses were successful ; but we are sorry to say they were less fortunate in their endeavours to save the rattle in the byre, for no fewer than six nee three calves,asd some sheep and lambs harems a prey to the devouringelement. Besides the building being bent to the ground, considerable damage, we osier stand. has been sastaioed in other reopens. It is ap prehended that this misfortune has to be ottribated to the inaliciusi in:cations of route ineendiaiirs.—(Kries payer.) At Monmouth Wool Pair, held on Wodonlay last. three wawa 1111111 apply brought fir airs. which aver aged, for fioi sorts, from 16s. to 17e. per atoms ; Coarse Wools sold at from 12e. to Its 6.1. per item More than ' half ' disposed of . . 4 the shove price". alai tb- than one half was disposed of at the shove prkei. and the remainder was emit to t.ulefurd Fair. which was Hell oa the 20th lost. Some days ago. there were picked off a tree,-;ti the open air, in the garde, of James Cruickshank, Esq. Jf Langley Park, sear llontrose.ls7 ,totes of peaches; and there still remains a full crop on the tree, 'hied measures only 16 by 15 feet. As almond tree is the vicinity of Elgin bas been bearieg fruit fur six weeks past. Stamm COMMITTED NT • C 1111.0.011/ TIMIEZT last, a slaughter of Ifr. Green. of Charterbouse-laute. who lived 'roast in the neielshoertmod, was sent oo in reran& aid had the misfortune to lose the key of her mistress's door, (as she informal swede one of her acquaintance.) From that time she was missed, but on Senday her body was foetid tloetiog in the New River. It is supposed that fear of correction was the cause of her committing the r* • act. She is eons'• derahly ends, twelve years of a g e, and nes much re- verted as a welt-bebavrd little girl. London : Edited, Pfister]. and Published et Oar* of " Tma sr.:race arC and The CONaTiTUTI tb;soutal Paper). N 0.1.7. Strand, by 11. W AIRDEIAft U..R. " abuse all contemalcatloas, Orient, kg. are re istated lit be addressed.