The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-24 00:00:00

'COOR SCOTLAND, do TOURIST, Ressno 400 toes bombes. 111/11mpres . ONOlob WILLIAM 800 , low 1 01 /laff reff•Mok iambs aed Leith. will SAIL from 11L4CKWALL6 on SUNDAY, tat at he .'cloak la t h e einibirProsigllT. sod *Rain on the I Ith and AIM, km LNflß's IDEVIRIY, with Pan . *WM Varrillfra, v.r.:7..Wi li s i ad will eel off SCAR RORO', im pastlag.—Por Ws, We. spply to M. MA AVORTAN, Arai. Steele Pocket 01111ee, - lie. B. lbst ladle Chambers, Lee& /1/11/1140. ARC DOB. MM. Dublin - • 0 HsßYd - 0 • Waterloo. 1 0 Haubre • ✓ O. !Jassy • 0 I Imam - ✓ Lobes I 0 Phalan - 0 O liotsielivre - 0 0 Amides - - 0 re—Miliday at he Plane Olen. Vite gOtattlintan• " Via iiulllo itaisnue U wooer ruwisitas." LoODON: SATURIDAT avows, awn 14, 1822. STOOK SICHANGR, TWSLI'S O'CLOCK. Both the Bask sad Steel Imbue ass shot, this day base • ►olidy. G•se4 hays. however, been dine at 'Pup at 11%, sad fat October 80181. Rani• ud ?rosette Beads sun to be la gr demand. Chill Beads remain rather lat. Is Spa nish Buie there le mots Maws &log. The Portage' Ira• is talked of masking Its appear ance eau. New apeslab, 4144-01 d. 1114—efew Praustae, 7 l7= 1112 to }—nasSie, M}—Nespolkea, 6 twoblia,Bl4-11erip.11.1—Fraish raids, 94. All (snip Seeurides seem to be se He rift Adricss we rseel-.a skis messing from Toulon, which mete that a Freramh sgeatiros, coasistlog of went frigates sad a wenn of war wen fitting oat is that post. Admiral lira Hamelin was, to have tin eemonad, and it wangled. woald anise on the coast of Spain. By a letter free New Orlon received Ibis men lap ire kara that the imam had been. cad was then entree* bet. Theihornomotee ranged from 90 to 94 deg. la the shale. (rant TSB Anna (11111RICAX TAIPEI) JULY 24.) The mate of the Spaaish garrison la Porte Cabello is very deeperste. The town, which the immensity of Savor bad spared. has boss 'sulked by a hoary bosambar&ant. h nessquenee 01 the domelatiog tad &plastery systoat carried vs by the troops that laded at sad harassed the country ant Coro. Tito bared lino .010 116 Ied the Bridge wash sand the inn with the brtlica tiooe t sot a how tomolse studfor. Pate papers Iwo toile to bait to the Mil lutist. They estistas as artiste from dedustrien Observer of the 10th, wide% IMIIIMPSOCOS at the death of the Capitals Pasha bad produced a great seasatioa at St. • Pasersessrg. mad that um Itemise bet at Sebastopol. on the Black Sou, was as be immediately equipped, with the view of reader's', the Turks more disposed to malts cosesosioaa. This loot, advises from Odessa my, is to consist of fearless sail of the Ilse. Mt Mt* ported bleat of the salted Igypdas sod Alguelwe squadress. Is understood Is he conlinsed.—A menthes@ vessel had brought istelligesee to Trieste of the we. reader of the fortresses of Cowes std Modem to the Greeks, wises they leareed the destruction of the Ca. piton Pasha. whisb deprived them of all bops of Wes Miffed. Petra* was therefore the °sly feetesse which the Turks retsina le the Mores. Uses while the Orsodlielgsee aid the Dives are said to here Teemed the work of Wood, sad to have taken It into their owe bonds. Letters from Constantinople of the 20th ult. assert that the Oraad.Seigsor had caused two of she imprisoned Bishops to be hanged, and that the sew Patriarch had else bees put to death, though io whet mode was sot exactly issows.—The iateUigeoes from Spais though sot retest is impertast. The new have adopted two resolutions whieb show they mean to act with promptitude mad vigour. The first Is to display speedily a great form, le order to an nihilate imarrectios at mice oa all the points of the Psoissule. The secead is to form es the !pewit frostier as army of sulkiest magnitude to overawe fo reign hostility, and se cause Spesteh isdepsadence to be respected. It was eapeated that a &fealties *a emirs alliance would bosencladed with Portugal.— Lime has been &clued is a state of siert like Ca talonia. General Milano had addressed a Report to the Moister of War. sneeseciv that he bad relieved and entered Vkh, awe baring defeated the Insur gents ea several relate. —lt Is new said that the Con gress of Allied Sovereigns will csennence at Thane. be ceatiaeed at Verses, sad closed at Milan. bet no satisfactory reason is 'WWI for this c►eage of scene. Then was bethink sew is Francs t het the trial of the Officers tad ladividaale implicated is the conspiracy of La Rochelle. was to owners.' en Wedoesday last before the Anise Court of Paris. names Pont*, Auts. !I.—Pin per Cents. opened at 93f. like.; lowest. 93f. 85s. ; closed at 93f. 90c -Neapolitan 3 per Coats. 74f.—Beak Stock. 16221. stle.—Exciesage is London, one atentb, 25f. 4k.; three ditto. ISf. 30e. Nsw Munster —The Mersin/ Chronicle is in formed that the change °beat to be wade is to ►e some thing le tins way; that the great Cartels Is to pro ceed to t►e Cosenee. He will tbutfore leave Achilles is the Park for awhile, to Ibe sole lespectioa of those ladles, these biglmnioded, those greet abided ladies. who caused hive to be crested. Mr. Bragge Bathurst, it is espeeted ►y the same authority, will take a lead ing pert is the Collective. With rega►d to the fate of Nr.Caealeg, this resales dahlias; pat toff fur a tater. deeisioe; week has to be °vireo's', it is said, befits be caw be appointed : Conscience has tw be over. cows ! For ear parts, when there is Ala bar tea ris- _ THE ST, log, we look upon him manor wore la disoijkl..! ekes, good by. to him ! TM Cdroadoie boats it reported that Mr. Peel Is to be Foreign Secretary sad Lord Colchester to take the place of Mr. Peel.—We hear ttom another quarter that Lord Bathurst is lobe Fr!elf::::Sccreszy. We do not know bow it all is, bat wonder at the Chronide'sretson for declining so late on the stability of this new ministry: because it is not difficult for any set of men to keep their places if they choose! What, did out the Whigs choose to keep their places then? How nefair it is in them, then, to complain of their opponents from the mill matter of difference in choice. Batt,.—We have not heard the amisuitt of ball to keep the pescellemosded by the Magistrate. of a young man brought before him the other day on a charge of alluding to the professions of the two horrible cri minals lately discovered, in the presence of one of the grenadier gearde. The Jesuit the grenadier geard• complained was offered to bins in the street, and, car teioly. It was sot of a eaters that we could espedt him to bear; but, we could not avoid noticing the 1 manse, ibwhich the charge was received by the hia gistrate, who seems to have expressed himself very confidently in the resolutios to Jett doer* " this ess.• 1 + ten" of abseils( the soldiers. We observ e d a pol Ilee.report a few days previous, that a p sib I had been ill-used by a sold's/. and no detects *silos was made, at the time, is put doom any systetp on Ihe part of the soldier; but, en the contrary, real eniesey showed to tbe soldier, is order, as it was pro. teased. we believe, to protest the soldiers against the prejudices of the populace.—We really hope the police will be cautions le their diseriminatioss, lest the dis tinctions they make have any other effect theft that of which they have intention, however impartiel, pert. upright and jest that intention any be. We hopi that' the bail demaoded of the malt mentiosedal4ve• was set disproportfosod to Me seitai. :Whet beide' criminals fled bail wit► such ries, if istliaithrala who are only lajedieieos is ezpreselettilribr abkorresee tie crime be fogad ininerod is obtain plates absat• ibis tows fir want of bail. It becomes se to look Oat sharply fur the dlapeasaties of puttee! • T. , b. New lbws loss taken an incredible Alogro• of polo' to make It appesr that the afiaire of the Spanish Centitationaliate are desperate, which we believe to be a notion as ill.fottuded as any which that unfortu nate Journal ever hatched. But the Nevi Times laboan another point, with great earnestaeoe aid seal. In the Paper of this day, it expresses the , proposition to which we allude in the folio,- lag terms:—" That @theme of Government, which has be.. called tie Spanish Coutitxtion, is only so named by se abuse of terms. It was never legally constituted t mad is, in fact, aothlng more this an absurd and monstrous accusulatios of slurped powers."—Aad she New noes tells u, also, to-day, a cork end a bill story about the RUSSIAN Jc4ray•hs, sad about their being of the same naiad, on this eub jest. II the New Mee. IN It has Mn ebeened." l (mays the Ultra phew) 4 4 that the Russian lowish decidedly take part against. the Spanish Littera:ye." it is laughable *sough to see the Mere that catching at straws, in the midst of its expitles.. and drowning struggles. Who would bays thought that the learned Editor of the Ultra Paper could have ever condescended to go to Russia, and to RUSSIAN JOURNALS,for the rapport of his political opt ohms ? Bat, leaving him to the enjoyment of the rr Wad°n he le likely to acquire by this mode of rea soning, let as see what he and the RUSSIANS make of all their exertions to vilify the SPANISH CoweTl• TUTIONALISTS. TIM* wise•acres call the Stocw• tall CONSTITUTION "as absurd and monstrous accumulation of usurped powers." The Spanish' Constitution has been noticed for the modern.- Hon of its views, and so utter absence of violence In all of its previsions. The COURT. the PRIM'S, sod the faithless part of the NOBILITY, actusily laughed at it for its apparent want of strength ; and proceeded almost openly to overthrow. It had strength, and real strength, to save itself from its eaemirs. Bet that strength was not the result of usurpation ; or (as the Learned Doctor and his RUSSIAN Mugs call it) " a monstrous accumulation of usurped powers!" No! that strength was thegood will. sod good intention of the Peon,' ; sad in the JUSTICII of their close. The Peo n.' triumphed; and used a moderation in their triumph, becoming the real greatness and goodness of their 'atm. The Ultras of Spain have been successfully defeated, and we hop* will ise again. The burr Ultras of France may share the same fate ; but be that as it may, it Is foolish in the New Times to speak of SPAIN AS it does daily. .. Dlrmtstritatat, Annawoassmsys.—Tbe mice of Wellington, it is understood, actually proceeds In quality of Ambassador or negotiator from this cone try to the approaching Congress. It is affirmed, tido he is to meet the Emperor of Russia at Vienna on the 15th of September, and that Mr. Plants accompa- nies his Grace, as Secretary to the mission. But though the Doke is to proceed to Congress it is con fidently stated that Mr. Peel is to be Foreiga Same tary, and that Lord Colchester is to receive the Home Department. The No Popery party will, in this ease, become all powerful in the Cabinet, receiving as ad- Aden to their number, while the other has suffered a dlislustion. Mr. Bragg. Ballarat, it is reported, has impressed his determination to take a leading part is Gm House Of Commons, during the next Sessions, taut Mr. Calming's friends, it is supposed, have aban doned all hopes of °screen:Mg the reminisce exist kg in a certain high quarter to his appointment to say place is the Cabinet. Ident..Getteral Lord Combemere is mentioned as likely to succeed, and we think will succeed, the late lit S. Aschtnety in command of the army iitt Ireland. Hie Lordship was one of the gallant brethren in arms of the Doke of Wellington throughout the Penieenlu war, and distinguished himself much in the com mand of the cavalry daring those 'numerable ism paigne.—(DoWn Patriot.) We are requested to contradict, from authority, the rumour motioned in several of the Morning Papers, Mist the King of Sweden's life had been attempted toy oneassleatios, during his journey in Norway. note not the slightest wash la the reportr--(Corrier.) .`• "••••• , . rt wt.= " sus ,TESMAN. ROYAL visir TO SCOTLAND. [EXTRACT OE A JETTED ?ROM iDtNOCRGIT, DATED REDNESDAT ATT NN 0074.) The Procession which was to have taken place to• morrow, from Holyrood House to the Lamle, is post poned till Saturday. To.dly, it is understood, his Majesty honosrs Lord Melville and the Earl of Hope tom with a visit. He will also, it is understood, call at Newbattls House, the seat of the Marquess of Lo bias. • -41471- .VERAL OF THE LATE SIR S. AUCIIMUTY. ' Yesterday the Funeral of this gallant Officer took place with all due - Military honours. At an early hoer in the morale', the way from the Royal Hospital, by the Military Road, the Quays, Parliament street, and Castle -street, to Christ Church, was lined at each side, thissth t i lt ly egten e ts l n o - f p l e e n f e le o z it at o r r t e t s , e e n t ß i o n y Garrison al los t i a n l lined the way from the Chapel door of the Royal Acts. pital to theO•le leading to the Military Road. At twelve, o'clock the coffin, which was covered with efililikla velvet, richly gilt, was removed free - Cltayel, mid the Procession proceeded in the Mak had btee laid out. During the Pre. -alliste 'gust Were fired by the Royal Aced. ry Nom Mee sugar* battery in the Phenix Park.-- On the arrival of Ow Procession at Christ Church, tbe.oo6n ., wae carried -Into the body of the Church, theVueetal SWvice was read by the Bishop of Desa vfOrist Church. There was no Sermon preached, mee *if the Church hung with black, as we should likawseapectcrit would have been on an occasion of Ws aware. After tin Funeral Service bad been per. Ispeeilthe bully wag removed to the royal vault. A sig opal t picket was then fired from the Cathedral, which was answered by a salute from eleven guns by the Royal Ar tilleyr this walk followed by a volley from each ham.- Hon . of Wfigy they !mitt drawn up in line on the (Nays; aitil4flo ;melee was repeated three several times. —{DtAleaMorsing Post, Aug. 23.) „,- soa►d'of the Lords of the Treasury was ►eid at : the Tenuity Chambers, at which the Chair:Ml* .f the Exchequer was present. The Illtam‘s NAM, at the Court of France, M. Pixie di Burp. leaves Paris, ills said in a French pa pqr, *a the 2Stb, se meet his Imperial Master at Ilenita. • • • • • t .41dvicesrweri swerved, yesterday. from the Cape of fled Hope to the 23rd of May, which confirm the less of the Matilda East Indlaman. She was totally wrecked, bat themseirlifived. The letters contain mast lameota ,ble feemtoM of the damages sustained by numerous else* from leap continued heavy gales in the Hastert Seas. Several shipshad been surveyed, and condemeed, aid others were undergoing complete repairs. Tba,Bast ladle Company's ship Atlas arrived in the channel, ma tlatUth inst. ; she sailed from China the 25th ofifitteh. and from St. Helena the 3d of July. The 'o ral Kyd from China arrived at St. Helena bethe Oth of June; and was expected to sail from thence for Beglend, inamedlattlr after the Atlas. The chartered - ships Albion and Kinston, from Madras, Jleimse4tbe Ist of July. .M A144'8614 . Aye. 13.—The volcano of Oefield Joni); Wood, which. - since its first eruption, bad ressilited spinet for half a year. broke oat again with great violas/a en the 26th of Jane, and has done great ,damage,io the sorronading country. by th.. vast quail tier of ashes which It has east sp. Ice Sescotrrtorre.—Daring this summer several Baelish ships have visited Iceland for the purpose of filching cargoes of ice, but did not attain their object, the expense of conveying the ice to the coact being so great, that it woold not answer. Two of these Is have periebed in theefloating ice from the Polar re gions, Lad only about 20 of the crew saved. The menet, from Vienna give a direct contradic tioe to the reports, so long and so generally credited, of the resteratioo of the Jesuits in the Austrian domi- Mane. They have, oo the eentrary, been forbidden the ample* by the Council of State. This prohibition has been of some standing. The Jesuits, however, footed means to evade it, by assuming she name of " Redempterists." But they have been detected, and again expelled ands/ their new title. It is further ordered, that within the hereditary dominions of the Emperor, the loducatiou of youth should in no in stance be coefided to Monks. i The Glasgow, Clirviiek of Tuesday lest says— " The Lord Provost and Magistrates have returned keit Edinburgh, leaving three member, of the coon ell to summate say part of their business that remains andalsbed; .The public will learn with much dins *fatties that they were treated by the Magistrates of Edinbargh uithont any portion of that 'twenties w►ich a deputation so respectable, and representing a city so well known to be attached to the family of Brinswick, demanded. • We have beard that, when his Majesty and Sir William Curtis met in their Highland dress, nei ther mid command their gravity.—(Glosgote Cot:- ri ft' ) Thi Lord Chancellor will net out In a few days for Waist, Etteombe, is Doreashire. After a short re sidency there. be proposes to visit his estate of El. doe, lathe North of England, from which he derives his title. DEATH or Loan♦ KINIDDIM—Lord Shudder, one of the Judges of the Court of Session, died on Wed etstlsy sight, at his house in Albany-street. Meer In TIDINGS.—No less than fifteen couple' were " asked to church" last Sunday for the Mat time, in St. Mary's parish, but these, along with all Abase .wbo were then asked fir the first time, throughout England, mast begin their work again. Wider the new marriage set, on the Ist of Sep Umber, and have their names posted on the church doors.—And all persom who are sow asked out or who obtain a license before the Ist of Septem ber, must be married before thpt day, or they most put 1n the ►aces again, or obtain a new license. For the liret fortnight le September there will be no marriages by banns ibroughout England. and the altar of Hymen should be dreurd in crape during that pe riod. All Ministate and Curates should consult the now act, or before they are aware, they may suhject tisemitives to du peoalties of &misdemeanor —(Not. thigham !ferias, dug- 23) Banos of marriage between Totervetve couple of roust peruse, were read alcnd ie St. Mergaret's Church, is this Uwe, on Sundry last.--(Leieeshr CA►os:ek, dig. 17.) : SHIPPINU INTIMLIGENCIL .Drat., Atm. 4.l.—Arrived last night suilhesifed to4lay with the rest of the homeward•be4o4 *Mr river. the London, Cl amber, from New York Nark Viewers: the Planter, Norton. from St Petiorsitsee for Bristol. Also to-day the Mountaieeer ! WortleA for gloebec ; the Briton, Bony. from Jamaica! the James Retard,. Dun can, from Tobago; the Atlas. Mayne. from China.— Came down front the river sad gelled the Arne, Crow. for Cadiz and Oibraltar ; the Frederskton. Barlett. fee St. John's, New nronswicl A t the goatee, Barbet, fee St. Üba ; . the W ,Ste ph enson, for Chain, the Symmetry, Morgan, for *hat and Ciaterios, Bop pension, tor Quebec.—Wind y.W. ' PORTSMOUTH, Auo. 23.—Sailed the La T4iludil cal Ursula Slave Prizes fur the Niter —Wiad W. I'Lvmouvu, Auo. 22.—Sailed the Olive Braga*. Da toward, for Jersey.—Wied N. LivserooL, Auo. 22.—. Arrived the Hammlee, stice, from Beatala sailed dm Mb Febeuary, and fresh Colombo the 11th March. SPORTING INTILLIGENCR. YORK AUGUST INSISTING, 1019. THURSDAY. Aceeir 44. Last year of a Subscription of Mks each, for thwee.yr.ol4 eolts. 7st. 111 b. ; lliias , Set. 111 h.; foer.yr.old aNs. M. Mb.; dines, fist ; dn. Sm. lab. ; six, and aged. 11111--. Two miles. (II Sebeerlisere.) Mr. Houldswortles b. f. Amiable, 4 yrs old t Mr. Lsmbton's gr. b. Den awns, S yrs old .. Mr. Peirse's gr. f. by Waltoe. 9 yrs old S Mr. Fox's gr. a. by Yes.g Gehenna,' yrs old 6 Sweepstakes of 30g. each. 15g. R. for three-yr-old Wage Sat. 61b., Mlles, 5.1. gib.—Last mile and a quarter. Mr. Gaseolgoe's eh. f. by Comm 1 Mr. Wright's b. a. Sir Welton Mr. T. 0 Powlett's b. e. y Waal Eight startad.—no Jedge planed bat time,. Fifty Pounds, given by tbi City of York. to be added to $ Subscription Per" for feeryr.olds, WC, ire. M. Four miles. Mr. Lambtoo's b. e. Richard, 4 in old I Mr. Hooldsworth's Caitlin*. 4 yr* old . 9 Mr. Fox's cis. c. North Waster, 4 yrs old. 3 Mr. Watt's br. h. Borgne!, 0 yrs old .. 4 BURTON UPON THSN'T KACES.—Tetstdw. Les. 90. The Barton Gold Cap I. spade, all ape. Three sides. Slr T. Moetyn's eh. h. 'Necks, 8 yrs olfikst. 121 b.. .. I Mr. Beerdsworth's Lana, 4 yrs old. est. Ilb. Mr. Mytton's Anti-Radical. 8) rs old, tist. SID. 3 Mr. 11. C. Meynetrs b. e. The Rawleans. 3 yrs. ast. fol b. . Sweepstakes of lOgs each, for tbreo-yr-olds. Mr. Seardsworth's br. e. Sir William, Set. ilb I Mr. Henson's br. e. Rattler, Bst.9lb . . 2 The Anglesey Plate of dal. for melds* horses, &e. of all ages. Three.salle Isseds. Mr. Plintors b. g. Huns,' yks old. bat. 101 b .. I I Mr. Harvey's Dr. f. Piping Poem 3 yrs old. est. ?lb 9 2 HEREFORD RACES.—Wemimmtv, Almon RI. The Herefordshire Stakes of ago oath, with 60 sovereign added. Two-olle heats. (8 Sabserlbers.) Sir W. W. Wya's b. h. Thyrsis, 6yrs old o est. I Ilb.. I I Major O. Gore's eh. b. The Duke, 6 yrs old, est. Mb.. f tt LAI. Herby bused b. h. Valestiss, 4 yrs • 1 41, 8.1. Bib • • 3 The Dube Os favourite II to I. Tire espial best. The Hester,' Stakes of legs eat* with lOgs added. Two bests. (4 &Ascribes's.) Mr. Haywood's b. ra. Aweserest,6 yrs old, I let. 4lb. I I Mr. Aston's b. g. *bleier 0, 6 yrs 614 lest... • . Mr. Davles's b.g. Pesvaleps, 6 yes ale. list. dl►. ..f dr Shiver 0 be kessrlts I let les ware wee the Oakes easily. ONE HUMMED MILES iw TWELVE Nouns.—The Huntingdonshire Galloway, fount's bangs aed in inch, and six years old, the property of Mr. Charles Franklin, started yesterday morelog at two o'clock, our as eight mile piece of ground near Biggieevrade, to perform the above great undertaking. It was for a thousand sove reigns, and was to be performed within 6 weeks from the 23J of July, to trot only. Heavy stakes were pending upon the issue, which was as follows: If. N. N. et. First eight miles in 0 40 Eighth eight miles 0 50 2,1 do. . . . 0 38 9th do. . . . 1 40 do.' . . . 052 10th do. . . .0 44 4th do. . . . 1 20 11th do. . . .0 45 sth do. . . . 1 12 12th do.. . . 0 59 tith do. . . . 1 24 The last four miles 0 26 7th do. . . . 0 32 The horse won by eight minutes and a half, and was never distressed. Hue rider (Staab.) carried nine stone. The horse was baited in the 26th, 42.1, and 65th miles in small quantities, and if pushed with two riders could have performed the distance is less time by an hour. — Mr. Aaron Huller and Capt. Braithwaite. wens the um pires. A Gentleman of the name of Billinglaurst, betted 50 guineas that he &snapped over the eight miles in twenty-fire minutes, and he wea it easy, haring *early a minute to spare. MARKETS. (LXCLEBITZLY IMa Tilt XAN.) WitST SMITHIIRD, Aye. 23.-10,800 Sheep sod Lambs at Market this day 3 the trade very doll : Motors rather lower, 9 stone (Wethen) 235.—Lembs about the sew as on Friday list ; b stone of Rood boob for 13s.—A considerable number of Lambe .weld.—Short Market of Beef ; the trade very heavy awl lower • 100 stone of Good Beef for 151, ; abets one fear the law turned out unsold. Newest. Market yesterday, Wetber Mutton was from Is. BJ. to 2s. 4J. per stone; Bost Lamb 3s. to 3s. 4d. per • stout. A FARO TO lenvl—.A. short time age, a lady who has some landed property in the Massa Kent," while settling with the Col Motor of her rents, observed to him that a certain msa who holds a farm from year to year. at the same rent he had paid thirty years before, was in great arrears. and therefore her agent ought to look out for soother tenant. To this her agent replied, " You bare certainly hems very good to the man is lettiag him ceatinas in the farm at the old rent l and he is not a bad one, though he is is arrears to you. it is true that the rent is the same he paid 30 years ago, but sow the taxes are fourfold, the poor's rate is fourfold, and the tithes are almost fourfold of what they were, while the prices of his prodnee are the same as they were thee. The man is as anxious to get another to take his stook and hardtop off his hands as you are go have htis removed ; and he his hie* as activeas•l have in looking out fora successor; but neither of as; have hitherto been so fOrtiaate as to jtad one foot exosikto take the firms. His Majesty has Jim failed to capes*, en all occa sions since ►is areibrai ii Scotland, the delight impart ed to his mind by the merlon he has experienced. Oa the day of his entries Into eer metropolis, his lajeety was particularly straek with the statelines of the buildings as lie passed throark York Platte. On crossing St. Andrew's Sleeve to the Recent Bridge, ►e was still mare impressed with she architectural grandeur which there surrounded ►im, and repeat edly expressed that feeling to the Noblemen is at. endanee.—(Edint rgh 5i,,.) - MNIIMMIIMOIEMMai eaNwimwair.. . 0 , p aE*) A !) •'r Ltl I 11 II II