The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-13 00:00:00

Ny ; 4 ;4A :1` ~-- •••••••-7- „.0 ' INDISI,II. • ! 1 • , 1 ,04 k r: • • - did al L~ w~ 111 IllkilliprOallrlfZe Wier; the . .motsiog the, th Sea Cempaay takes place, the. N AM widob will knish a dinettes ler their opera. ago toesereiii.2 *We an isformod that Mr. Pewit. Ws same is 'ea " their Books for Id, f.. ,bet It is; orprialag thatnae Of the South' Sea Dltailtowt pat their amsn,Aowo, Those' Geatlemif *lair y: olght, to km mitesalse load. Camels anal plant faif fw the Armaiatie Mosey. • volistax KAMM. • This market is rates henry aod very little doing.. Smith, Old, ' ea..dividead • ... Oa is OS Premiss • v.. • teed sidle. . Dada sa pry • Nempeates Caluentan,ex•diviamad..• New, es•dividsod 4.0111111 ••• • Oar readen winker la wad Matelef at. before Parliament W this; first, 'illitttbe Mims sn have abandoaii( all thee* propositialis suggested it the Agriesitant Comenistee. which • amid st all ad te afford relief to Agrieoltare. fileesaid. that fay we shout to radial law to' mond Cora-hill. ax a autos which ire purely prospective,' wad which asset nos ism. einem* eve.; saline SAW/ Mill be . opeeled. Third, not`the illaistive.lhon la note.. pieties, measures sada, those' nag' vtlll to part re peal Paat's Bill, w)U give as. Agilculture. berth, that there is i queries to bobenaght •torware 17.111 r. WatTrlfig. the decides of mil* 'will 101 l as, whether Les es Sill he to be repealed willit,4lrills the rout Swim Filth. that the llialikee.ewe - desks@ M peesererwiase Ibey.ealk•tbe Shah &Deb 'bayonet do W Imo err al .4piptio pm takes of. Sink, 'bat .there witinia the Haase of Ceeseseso to kelp Wm &Meer six millions ef team—This is the state of thine I and we lialieve that it will require every wheel that the hilaistue can patio .elms a prolnal s redefines, the meant of in or six millions, no. less Pates Dill be repealtd. We think It probable,' therefore, that a sort of eereptentin: will, take place t sat that, seder some pretence or otkre Pines Sill rill be sebstentially par rid ot, as* s laity repeal of tuft be thereby prevented. In the nine of proceed., isg,tha discussion as is Panes Bdll ought to have, &priority ; because, if that he rippled, it will be *Muting paper money; the Dek wiU he, la effect, Mated one half or two thirds, sad the taxes will be Imbed is that degree. What course will be punned: se are williag to leave to that Contest Trader the IllTiata *conspire to point oat to its• widen ; fur lathing is far beyond our powers of foreqweing. It esskl be the height of presemptios M fatstudi what &Ministers will propose, seeing not wean morally male that they do ant know it themselves. • They NMI is have no sort of confident.. id Any thing. They teapot rely sport their former ",adliorrthe ; rior asthma adheniate rely epee one imam The Mi., ISM its wok% fact. propose scarcely mey thing. It it Pierietnt of Committees; aid Oren the Co.- /ism titeneselves seem to be treading ea ground that, Wks beneath them. There is sot the smallest , raped of any great all efficient 'teasers to relieve At minty. A reduction of the interest of the Debt. tit annuitant measures. is the thin wanted ; bat *a mon the men to make the preposition openly, idittly, in regular form, and to maintain it on sound atilmieersally acknowledged principles of law and *it And as long as we have to et:perkier* this wet, we shall see nothing' effectual attempted. TO MR. NUMB, ON um SPULCU WITH TIGARD TO THI NEWITAIPTIO. Kensingtna, May 13, 1822. Sur —That your puff for the trid riate• sewspaper eu a reel pelf, that is to say, not trier, the Monde: Ihrtiog, CAI ouicle (see another part of this paper) clearly shown. But, this is sot all. Yoe have lar , ighed the hire, trading .duociaties with the ream of hatrbing falsehoods sod indulging. n their I lifeity. Yon have made toreadors mere with Ibis, the ribs: of all printing to that ever was heard ° I - Other. may be shy upon this 'object. I shall tat J have always been on the reserre with regard twameadations on your public conduct. I' have 'teat's remembered that you have deem in dm Red A ter, and that you belong to that Greed Scotch rex- Eist India Company. I have always viewed Niseonnection with this THING No. 2, which is Ilse weans inferior, in any one quality, to the TIIINO No. I. I could not see, how it was possible ht a ode to bate Ns. 1 and love No. 2. Nor could hr the life of me, discover, how a ma could he reasonably anxious to reduce the expenees of the army I'd ordnance and staff, or (to am sae word expressive a . f2de whole o f thejightierg *oaten.) the expen e es of 'atetfoe I could not receive how a rasa could be taliossto reduce the expeoces of Walerfoo, while he ~' paying two imilliosta cad a deifies No. 2, while No. 2 tree the eation abort 20 or 30 millions of agreeably to a bargain contaird in, and "Wag part of an Act of Parliament: imetase IFACTUALLIAL • NSW MEITINO at die LI " ; VIA TUALLIMS et aletrepelle I,lll_ SouSlOsie alp* Asa. ty l46 I 4440% Tas TitaAS WNW 'meows grip. dil d *mike •Si b•4001•0‘ •1.11! lea* Viaelt real% at , a, le MINA Nit isrdw ag araa t 1 , 1" r _ - erimmesal DISQVLOCI. THIS DAY. . • sei Aoki *NC Mi . RM. . l7l snip Ism& pg. 114 4 C." l Soya Sea assk.l e.:111 ow eat. &nib Sea old Aim {WSW' ••• ..... • D Rm( a« N oft cu. Nosy Cat• -4110. Is. W. Op. 101A 019 s',lsAi .e sm y 1 S le s cia - • :W. lisimis 10. fos,Vttstista' tiefrodoiSr Intl “ t.yrektuix . L . vzrt:Jir.l/4.,:j1 Foal. - 1- X .. • -;')\ t: , rir . -' • , 4kmeme, s( W! meow . 1L,0404 . air ' eaare lihilbei_ *llO. At i alsweet I ItAtsite-gallt is yaw abuts ilio oir• . - wooer . ON yea *O. uneaely pike, 4 The . . Itol. 0 1.19 , IPS . - .1 1 1 6 • Yea l e il!'" .1 ,• - • k gomeit thus I laa4p t . a Mai r flak_ af -111*. they bleu Is. . 'AVM 1044ied tfleltuanit alipeltio,..ooil . . farnisited they./ a their „Ng .. _atardity > . they published th e Isllowleg: l c ~,A,MtiAnwrat by the return- of stamps purchased by , - steirepapers. that What's Faded Rights; only r.copeamos $2l. aka! sunset • wash, pr tint cora ' tufts. • This is theists iftWbfellt.bls stapldity, bleu o de s . gaisehgado. auk we leas hews g eed fibbed Tile *bead In • warming to hill. be 6. : ultimo *ld to amyl a bat, is Wash. we sampan shore 1'..1 11 -0 0 4 11 1mg left lu. bias, .r of On, hi linareve. 4 '— ,Fhe Abets are theses *Apra. hem etudd frau eStaapolicamtwra. reprises!. attunilaig, to that ars, so wiseip,eiltesiaed by 4sen Jeiaitmeli, the 'weather of stamped Umlauts eel, ; bat. Silk the re vue is fir the wink of the year 1821. heroes. the Umlaut Register. (published is that voi V fur lbe iwavesiesseof gentleatealehai settle; t got the 411"1 " 8" .11.-1040.11.4.144,11fi1a 00, • till ilist MOW: MOM Wlo.4bil. OW a . • • it g pevorp.. had let ese week fruit &amp. gOks. They bare always. ezeept, fee that ow, bean hod boas a.stestionsr. this belay, km tub st,ease u that of the Register, the suet amend/tit node. the *it 111e64 / 1 " ...• aide Vesthei la)oie; the lout oxpeasive. The Mara. as to cotiparitift 11 0 144 54 is • 1 4 4 . 11 , Mgt i : for. may, of the . stns-popers are. uteasiattally at least, supplied ; with stespet.papev-hpArde Station ers, who., be it ahem* tains aot the stamps is the "me •e.f cull PVC* thit.4ksih r sieposs: . The Stoop• dies people eau. nothisi *tag, age.. All they have .to look to is, sittit.theYlo shtimiti:bir ill the weep . licribet risey issue. It le t -eleiv..tliat Atbil stoups for the .11.* ester. except the tut awl. anly parcel, which was got dimply from the, 4astap4lipe by tke pahlialtee of the Register.. ksvl• Mu *al Oct his lAA Mee of awe Wee paps? ; pd. of fsi .14.1: kqpw, la the auto 4 the Trader iteefli 8% iutee;isoft pretty f' Wirer .. Her" .r" is as pisavat. Worsenisi ti. 41 giffidPlN • 'Neg. of ...; imreasoi. isa•Ad(Jfe " for Lewd Ashes ,Roseell. u to lay Ipfup. the useurg. and for you to bend a pat spool t The Consfqpi e reptlftr bas an oitigeot upaeate.ollu: gunalliffifirairgla vi l 'the Cullstry-popemetitit mews I $ l l4O kaiefithsles*ex those PelteettAii.ltat Fie *W awa's (oe a 1 io,front Londe") fAgtotgb the Mil ' d'arisi I ail 40 , lb" , PO .of *lc: Aombin . tag are given. in this u refers.' to the Caulfield rowisiP Yon, atey say, tkat you sie sot Wiese, ilk ,to .be. t 'lei cue; I do beliovait i. tad tip pa)lie when it sees alt . thowilier tristelkat these erwiss pleb WV: 11 , they rate, hesitate long befue they will joie ps hippil nii* ' tor , witroteat thou esieSTY ir irite; Nrelf , knowlas f all eat, . tb isit lined spiria,:iai: it'll , 4 1 1 1 'piper a palmitin.% tha t that° !bleb Viiei I . abevi? ASJ 012itei ..., zt; , 43 , ....,,,:-. I .. t . iftrW s .i i " . 'fie Wail • • * • ,LLIn L-. 1 .1.L. , ..a. • MI. iii.i. liiwfve, 001...0tte vy ummi t li a *. 11 . *•06 1 10* In persons masts,' &Otter , day are , per bile, fifty ' 0 4 1 4. compared IA 'ot the Con. scant Trade. tea *Sravesists is luau; fist gaining trued upon the,Oesstaat Trader ; tad, site 'erect. lisensests (whichliti the Wet yhteivere Odd twat). aa4 adrerthiemeat, s exeeit relating to idt feortioNt,"aid is yeast troika with fresh &route If *Wk. • who. trait' N situatiOns l. lo"falilliei of 4 -steady halite *here sr men stereos aei itept";" I reign. *it pith esar doss of this sort; an adiertisetivist !alibi Morning *meek Is worth tea advertisinsents la the Constaat Trader. And an adveitisemeot in Tag Stavesstati is worth. probably. at this time, nearly ai witch silo the Chronicles beeauethe paper is read With attention awl read too, by . per sons ti who oderstand whet they read. It puses thtoigh the bands of a ranch greater member of intelligent persons than thi Constant Trader does. And, to be sure it mast; for whafies., tereit cut men of sense take in a puldieatlon like the Trader. Which tells you nothing (at to the important e insures of the nation) of what he s been do ne.what is do. ins. or what is latanded to be done, or *kat about to be dome? The wretched thing is always waiting to see (as it dials the eau of the Quin) " which way the cat " jumps," is order that it may jump the same way. At this very moment. it is back apse its baonehes, sadly puzzled to know what to do. It does not know whether to take part withikarffords or landlords, with Mr. Western or Mr. Peel. Let the public watch the Trader a little, and it will see the tricks that it will play. It offers so opinion of its own topes any impor tant question, till the public has decided r and then it falls in and tears the thing to rags; makes such a bo theration about it, that men who hove led the way be gin to fear that they are In the wrong. Mr. lIIITCHIMMON made, and in Parliament too, the weak (to give it the mildest epithet) ob ion, that this paper " generally succeeded in what it undertook." It undertakes nothing but to jump with the cat. You, Peter Moore, Sir Robert Wilson, Mr. Hohlsonse and some others, hacked by the Constant Trader, under took to get the Queen trauma( t The Constant' Trader put forth an enema' quantity of bombast. I The result sheaved what its undertakings are. Fool isle men, and only very foolish men, ueribed to it the triumph of the Queen, which was wholly dueto other.. They thought. that sit they wasted was t• have the Trader on their side. Lass of life to the unfortunate Queen was the consequence! It appeared to me, at the time. something very cu rious that the Constant Trader should be pathos you off at the very moment that It expressed its joy at the conviction of Major Cartwright and Mr. Wooller, • time when you were very intimate with Major Cart wright. There was no man is the country of com mon feeling that was not sorry for that conviction; and, how yen came to be puffed off in so gross a man lier, in the Trader, while the Trader was expressing its joy at that result. did appear something very unac comet-ale to me. The puffs were manifestly not of the fabric of the Trader itself ; they manifestly came from another band; and this thing staggered me so mach, that I could not help *barrel's, whea I Sti rred about the barrel of cyder, that I wished the hot mess fellows of. Herefordshire might net get laughed at in the end. Sht, bow am Ito account for the Con stant Trader having been able 80.11 C "oaths ago to din- . . 1..,_., ester tluS .as dui .IffOilter Of Parliameot ovoid beide ' the iiiiddet of Gereritment ad., endemism? Hew am Ito oreowat for this wonderi fal keowlidge in the Wader? I' bad represented the Trader se eleking t and the Trader 'ollettried. there. epos. " we shall see by-and-by; whether ire are slab " lag. If some indepeediret Member of Airtime's , 1 " genii make a saerion respectieg Government ad " vertiserunts." And now. oat comes this fames. bemitaggiag exhibition. Here is a flute return. Not false as coming from the Commissioners of Stamp,. Tree as far as retards them ; but totally false as regards the comparative embers of the dif ferent peblieatioes. A thing apparently evoked of ; artfully contrived to give a false representation of samben, particularly as fuss relates to the Constant Trader aid the Register. The Abject of the whale thisg appears to hare bees to puff forth the farmer sod to ran down the latter. . Hu, the clamminess with which it has been saeaged has totally defeated this object, and hat made the mischief fail upon the heads - of the contrivers. Therein persons who think. Sir, that it .would be better for you belly to stick to some use tangible matter sod to carry it through, sad net t• skip about and tp be a perfect At-All in polities. The Ordnance was e great affair. It was not balf dose: half-finished. ft was' hit developed as it °atilt to have bees. It sou suit laid befOre the coantry is a clear and distinct (um In short. there was more of ttanoyaeos to the Moisten is it (dropped *aft was) than there was of beads to the tosetry: Tee should have ahead; in , my 'platen. what M of •tewarry maid herr hue 'saved span the whets; had not hare laid bold of things in ditaeliii parts, each 'too Lilt idliaat to pluntand wsch. atteadep . ~ „„.. ' L- 1 "‘v i i,, , :; ,. . ; a .. : ; si • Themmeeibente eritt . .ol4Pire ses ePPPllllMM6itas. that, we-dO oetintead it! . dellitiemsdalluiewiers at ibis nemeses bodullettareutivisie nemsubst ape .de dim*" ler tak4it lit. Nis*di VW Iprli - medidl . of re- Iftivitig it Unfitly. '',lttbd I 16 - ,'. ort . einitot soft:srile erlik dates Urtittdifil e key an !Iwo v . desire to procure nalneltatlon r. gaud° to ‘ be at Herelled, a geattemesr-whewr Lord (iastleriagli dun ae:SP ifietsseit I *A* 0 1 , 1 149 e. that tilting)), taxes is sot the. MI tidier*? slur country. I them plainly give . jos . prfaStar, i , d i f . they ha/ e . been i OAS, kr* br. Y,"Pr; /01 .6 1 8 _i. (PlP._,__°t tb"_..elfPilm* Ji m Hamm does out. teitiMiritawell use Forupy.otat esettes: An one weed. what thesdiastey want* ish set isletrU rim* she Illaimere, ladilibli to peodaewittek- Wadi tirtitlitiOli . reGefl ltile preeetitlitii • ' llttilit.' 'Fil e.' 11 the' . ,-. f. air hare dOwq,:sio 4 4.... jrst.4l : ...A; • . ' ' el, at the** Id ia 1 1,,g i ess not akUt, Rime% to s tiia mischiafAtat palms eadearesreadoldor.bytedieg off a publics dee which has always bees the enemy of the liipeeties of AO aliitry.'ittidrel/i4llPer'itd kwil imeeediaid in terest preicrtuiric i ty ehattiAPS; sib* !pt. lb e OleddiDif.4 4' . 'sive; t;.:J .. .* 1 :: ...., - . a' •..1 .i.. •,,-. 1J -.) • . .. - 46144.44 e - , . ' Inv. #p -act. .ebi..4 • unisErr.. univ.t. but ' a irfripi pop. awe etplVli e . . . • with re flAiliPee Of iillifillhopit` risiatry .ti,pinPlipV • A that 114 / and .ko the deldpi as of Satanic 040 v. ahem if i t.seuto, Geri s body of em ossoa.beoliedisig- shnershooters i mod wader thejmnamostil tliptaktre Tessa, , end SaphiPthev protnedolfiehi the first Initiate, t. pecilpy the'finMee . of fikifitsktf i yotpui, the valley ,f Tempe, ao4 tenent alsd thenie, their, Ptips4fts increasing op their match. traversed tis country as far as Killiderven, on the- ma estast..-r- TIM Manedonlan &NO tisinuommenced the siege tot Bertha:. A body 41 Turks, wet to its refief•hy thei Plebe of Saionichi. Were defeated, notitkeistaelesir-, rendered on the 24tit 'of, March. This Bier iasir- . rondos has compelled Cboeacliid Pacha'in reliognish his plan of marching to the relief of Pateas. Ar entrenched camp, occupied by the Turkish mow, under the wails of Patna, Is' said to hawk how &weed by the Greeks, who, aftei killing it considerable mem ber of the enemy, carried Of Arty pieces of field attiJ lery sent from Constantiottpte, and a quantity of am munition. The President of the brailt COngresal has notified to the Agents of the iluropeto pawers, that all the ports of Crete are In a state of blockade.— Napoli di Romania was en the point of capitulating at the date of the latest advice. from Kante. the earette de France abounds With secotinta of confla grations ; and private letters, 'vete that Os. have nearly reached the capital. 'Tbe folio elk tine, (which much resembles the 'notice given Ifni country near our own) the Paris papers Inform is, was left on the 84 and 3d instant , .*Jre the doors of two farmers at Cuiry Ronne This Is to' infortw you, that if you do not hoist up' the tri-coloitredllsg, yea shall be burnt In a short time. Compbssion ottly allows you twenty days to prepare yourselves Ai the revolt which will shortly take place. Long lire Na poleon ! Dows with the . Priests and the ilearbons Dom by Jean tilo, chief of 800 brigands." Several regiments of cavalry bare been sent to Amiens to assist is scooting the neighbouring country. The accounts from Spain represent some of the provinces• to be still in a pertnrhed state. Penmen FUNDS, WIRDNESDAT.—Fire per Costa.' 871. 80c.; Bank Stock, 1595. COVENT GARDEN TMEATRE, ! --.. A 0:W Play, entitled the LAN' ofJAr• was performed on Swanky night at this theatre. It is a production of much power bad in. I and highly merits the patronage of the public, It was received with great applause; and no doubt will become a great and long continued favourite of the friends of the DrAiliA. It is the production of Mr. COLMAN ; sad, on that ground, deserves the pub lic favour. At a sale, at Caponwray, near Burton, on the 17th April last, under a distress for rent, ten heal of cattle sold for the amazing stun of 91. 4s. Sd. each beast going to the highest bidder, not o ne being bought by, or for the use of the dis d tenant. Mr. Bartholomew Weakens'', of Skelton, near Richmond. Yorkshire, farmer, has a cow in his pos session, which has had fair calves within the last ele ven mouths, and all doing well ; and the first calves too. .`~: ry~~ ~~~ k* V • V 7 .7... / 7"7777 • , (IRON TUE 01/11111”111 C9RONCLIt.) The Parliaaseetary !morn of the Yeark, etrionitt of Duty f.r Stamps, received (Kit the di erent :Sews: papers, sad their another, has at !eolith 6:44 p4itted. We have sat room for its insertion at present i bits we shall perhaps lay it before ear readeri Oa I Miner day.. Thii stateitest bee indite:l us to depart from our resolution with regard to Mr. Home. Tbit tientle tames emit...dreg will recollect, was pleased to elate in his pia** in Parliament on Tueetley siight, that The nine, Newspaper, " pahlialted more than toy other two Papers in England." This naturally ant rested the question, " How fines he know that ? And we (amber • oh:ten:ed. that " However deeply be might be waled is concerns of The Teases Newspaper , . he might not he equally so in those of each of the others. ' We did not like to Ray that he had been stating that which was not the fact , Weimer. thnitrit we had a shrewd snericion that this was the case, still we were dot cettaid of it. Oar suspicion, however. as it has turned out, wad well fonnoled. In the Parliamentary Return, Irde netri Newspaper, and The Rveaieg frfed Newspapar whisk are joined together, are stated : Nninher. . . Duty. 2,634,600 1 44,746/. 13t. The two Papers nest io number to The Tees are Nnentier. Duty. The Courier - 1,594,/01 = 26,675 • The blunting Citron. 6941,000 -16,60 n ' -- ---.--. ~. !.. .• 2.584,500 .e 43 . 075 Thal is. theietereiliit pipers are nearly equal to the - two papers of e ' ri 7ntet and The Seensaa Mail. lint though &V Parllkmentary Return does not state the itomben nodifuteef The Mies singly, that Journal it self oa thettith nit:stated-dim their duty (they did sot mention the numbers) wa533,0844. ISs. It appears. then, that mine from tie 7 legs pnblish icy omorethan any oilier tWo paper, in England, they publish to the amount of 10,970 L 2s. of cloy teas Chad The Conifer and'ehreniele. The Morsel* Chronicle has alma* Ns Isieetto tile recourse to the arts of puffing ; and has lees • vitae :motions .to deserve eirealation than •to -boast of It.. It has -Imeu the zealots& anal consistent vocata, of the mon of civil and religious liberty all over (he world, a cease to which it hacialtsred through rod mid evil report. •Willi The drosiere, profit has always been VlAved A duloorilioateto trials; Itorider; and prin ciple.. • lit etrcohnim kas.iseen at all butter govit mid •ateady, like ka.peitteitaM.: act though hi 'Pis, always with the stream, instead of stesumieg it occasionally. is tames addet might hate 04 es to 4, numbers, it could not have sloyeeby, all to its resianetaliilify, to . which even its onponents aef vreed to pay hoinige. ifuweber. to return tq Mr. Hume. Front wbat woe have already observed, he will see this when he said The rieseakiablislid m we thin any mlitr two Papers IV Etoglind, fie marir; we will not say . (using his own lam geag.e) a Reese mis-stationient; but either ad &rooms, statement or &blinder. : 4 1 puff in the ordinary way is confined totbe paper in Which it appears but tie VOI•48 have had the benefit of an erroneous statement, hoWevir intended, answering all the iurposes .4' a pa to theni, repeated deroughlbe mediate of a Parliaihrataa Report through all the Journals of the Carlon% We wbaTil humbly subunit to - dares tfsit Bela 440 nycla t iojoitieis. to convey • correct statement to the public threagh a t e same iltmami. If it is •inteudeol .te centliide them &- terns, we would also suggest the propliety Of iodating the separate Newigiapers on differeat lines,es when two or three Papers are printed .wit t bqut an ; lot ing ; daiswoold isiqurally conch* e ran I . l r: Alte ne _ i _fur . 11t411114kM1011 with Nelt morass* gooble Mies. " ' .. .. t rug LATC PIII.MAT4I OFitS l LUM. • • ..:- - An erroneous account of the miens/tem dlueb ash. late Primate of Ireland having appeared hi a Sunday paper. it is deemed Asch;Ale to ,correct the tree article sallitli,4l;' to; b 7 "ttri•fcillOwiag authentic statement : , -4 • • • . Hit Ores.lo4tvieff taken sonarialtitnel oa Monday, Wide% was iitoilrillii; eta .4f itiiiiid saheb pain, a Visell dr &ails eiriught lilt - ieolieallite.l for* the put pOse otglelogframedlute teller • Tim preseliPtion was " Id U bemtde Up, it red wiwasth°bloduegllaif'telltahaeah,oolire.gianads i t eost Meek dare& was ferreeedlliterThe bed-room. As me olliM eft algla was fit theught,'• a — l4pietitleln, and as a black draught was twin iumpediately taken, the aught, dedimitill ne that preseribedr war ammo/lately adlosiiistered.•!2t was icercelytieillitiMil, when it ap peared that two phials had been delivered into the .heotee frees flee apothecary's at Asio note moment. the oat dm . preecritietl mefficiae; ilte"otiier a private order of tie servant, to be used is in injectisq., . The sei smal who received them at this door gave the medicine tiesiglartlfor the ,Ritintapa to is fellow-servant. and bestmed eagerly op ,staios with: the other. o phiel of laudanum ; omitting in kir harry to notice the fact of two phials hiving beeti received. The under butler instantly carried it to Mrs. Striatt, withent eisietantion, and that tidy not hewing a doubt thirtieviasilii lediefne Which bad been recom mended' by %et-Leary Raiford, poured it into a glass anal give it to bes husband. . A coroner's inquest has hems neeesearily held on the body, the result of which was such as might have been expected. -The verdict, we understand. was, " Died in consequence of laudanu n having been administered by mistake." . Saturday's Ots:ette announces the appointment of Sir °gorge Nagler, Knight, to the office of (carter Principal King of Arms, void by the decease of Sir Isaac Ilcatd, Knight. A letter jest received from an officer of his Ma• jesty's ship Menai, Captain Filth% Mo-esby, states that she raptured at anchor, off the Island of Zancinebar, on the 4th of August hit, the French Nig Incluecry, Capt. Mougin, with 130 ►laves, viz. 127 men, three women, completing her cargo, and arrived at the Isle of France un the Ilth of September. This vessel had run eight years in the slave trade. At the Corn Exchange this morning, prime %ampl►s of Wheat obtained rather a higher price than this day se'nnight.—At Smithfield there was little variation. In the Court of King's Bench thi's mining. %'m. Marsden, who had been found 'Hilly of defrauding the revenue upon a quantity of Nur rimier:, to she amount of ;137/. and who hat p'eaded guilty to a second indictment, wherein he had hero charged with a similar offence to the amount of 4631., was ad , judged for the lint to be imprisoned oae year in Cull Bath-fields prison and pay a fine of 10W4; sod fur the second, sic mouths and pay a fine of 5001. The farmers in Suffolk have set an example which, we trust, will be followed by th.sf its retry other part of the kingdom—that of allotting their men home brewed beer. TW' r ' - _ 5 1 . . a :~