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J Impart , each 40,1••••• 024,324 13 2 brawtwarlt (lakes front the papers laid twofers Parliament March 4, 181$) Diifereace between' Duty charged and tlast *eit. ..16411E16, ally paid NM the EA. . 14- J oig chequer, being sheet une-neills part of the • • 1 1 , 1 amour! charged (an Appendix to Report en bparber, tett, folios% 12k and 149), ..... 07,019 1 6 110,497 3 114 Total amount of but year's Doable Tax and Import Duties £513,037 9 21 An Account of last year's !tingle Tax no Leaoher, an.l of the Import Dirties ow Raw Hides, in England awl ' Wales, coding July 6, 1812 : Amount of last year of the Single Tax ending Judy 15, 1812 (we Appendix to Report on Loalbrr fur 1113. folio 123) £362,750 14 41 Import Doty on Ox and Cow 878,712 at .10?-d.esth (see Appendix to Report us Leather for 1813, folio 123) 38.212 3 n 401,492 17 41 Drawhaek (ire Appen dix before ineutiumetl, folio 130), Differtet, behrses Duly charged and that *c ranny paid into Doe Ev.liequrr, being • . boot our-ninth of the Asisoutil cborged, (At Appewlix fkfore we. tumor& folios 12.1 and 12") 40,306 0 0 57,664 . D 0 T,tal Ansnunt of Single Tax anti Import Dlsiirs The Singh , Tax sad Import Ditties ap pear teen than mat Year's Duni,le Tax esidnig 1817. by only Total Amount of the last Year's . Doable Yak sod Import Duties ftr13,837 9 21 'The Ditties eollreted in Scotland are now very iiiconsi aseelik, and the hada ban disnimished alike the late lax, in • winch greater kitiketion Nino in England and Wake. lie Fred. Ei slob% An leather mensufatimee of ibis coned,/ la prelim aa—awneal issorahle property of I 4,11110,21191. g and it hob it - is Salgithllisl to give ehtflortleat to 500.000 persons. Mr. Cidtpiiioun, in his Treatise on the Wealth, Purer, and llesourcts of the British Respire, page 41, estimates the • leather trails to produce a profit to the country of 11,000,0 net. atonally, after dedectimg the vatic of die raw iterial. It is *opposed that the trade "Icutiand awl Ireland may he reckoned at 2,000,000/. which kneel 10,000,0001. as the profit of the trade of England and Wales; it will then op pear that *bile the revenue if inereased by the'doeble lax 170,024. 11a. M. as ,hewn above, that the trade is Warmed aloud one-seventh ; which is sitcom by the nearest et Se double lax being only 11111Aflitfa- 13s. Id. immesh" of 713,501/. 81. N. the amount °Caw last year of the single tax when doubled ; and costargisemtlN that as the trade- pro siness' a profit to the country of ten isifiliews &year, end is now le-se:.eil more them Ole-seventh; the amok, limes sore than one.seeretts of the amourt est the pratite, or upwards of tote million funr hundred twentrvight lbeneaml five hundred soil ninety.mie pounds per annum. Midas the trade entptlytd 500,000 persons, more than I 7th of shat sum. bee, 'or orwerilA of seremiy•one thonsand four hendeed . and airecity-eNtit persons mist he deprived of evmploysmenri 111111 great pert or them th ro w n up on the parishes roe Mirf. Reitiles which, this lax bears ranch harder upon the Wino,- I,le rl.isire or tioeirty than spots the higher Clawitel itta%. omeh as leolttt•pa” the tax by weigh/towel tho hihritirers weigh three times me heavy as these if Se higher ; which not only makes the tax bete bard opal the l ilsorrior Irocr, hot I. mote injurious to the trade, by pat ellae 111 more nut of the power of the poor, who are the 1,,,q...ceti0.s of society, to piirehase leather wares. vn.l ououser who have lately soil elf, awl paid the 14% onus the whugeof their rent:lining stock, and abut up their yard*, awl she lirw fsreitu hides that have hewn purchased of late years by the tanners, the falling efr of the trade. may be expected to Ap pear muds tn.:step hereafter, thus at presets. is thrust by the accounts of the pradure of the tax laid beinic Parbameat: The bother trade cannot hul feel confident that Ike iw•ni vcrily of this ancient staple 'manufacture, whirl, healer ttia'ult 500,000 IWTfuNI that were esiga.nal in the trade, in ply on other numerous taxes . aw l th e rehrf the Peril of this tax weishl give to the labouring classes of society iO particular. will appear t.r he a I.sr finale? Object than the trining. revenue which the double tax now pro s'socis, tar 11.1.1 ?ten a revenue of a touch greater nutmeat that t',.. Leg...talisre will be convinced that awn...mils ut winner nt onsfarturers have not laid from yaw M year, tie it complaints before Parliament, sad pesiti.onwl for se. compelled to do so md (swain. 1,54 I 93 95 91 Year ending July sth Year ending J sly Ilth Year riding Judy sth N.B. This is the first year of the double Tax. Year soiling July sth Year ending July sth Year ending July sth . . Year ending July sth Year ending January sth This year. rompareil with that ending Jody Sib, 1817. @hews the moodier thrown out in the lade in the last half yea r Indy. Throws out of the Trade since the Tax was imposed These Accounts laid before the Honouralik evening, were too late to be ius.rieJ in the Leather Trade—they thew the trade has grads ever since the additional tax was imposed; not , the last five years and a half include the years of the late war, when its consumption was the greaten; strew the number of master neauttfacturers which have been driven out of the trade. up to January 5. 1518—cod consequently lb' Humber of tan-yards which remain unoccupied. When it is comidered that those yards which are still oc cupied are not in full work, Ibis Account will chew that the trade has declined equal to one-seventh (as staled in the Casa of the trade), instead of the trade looting iucreased with the population of the country, as it has always dune before Ike imposition of the &untie tax. It may, therefore, befairly calculated, that nut less than 71,428 persons are deprived of employment, and that the country is losing by this trade 1,42.8,5711, awl that 500,000 persons are greatly iojured by the operation of the additional tax. The trade are sot aids to obtain any of the Scotch Ac countr, dimwit moved for a smmith sinew. and granted by the Reese, though it is notorious that this trade has been more injuriously affected by the tax, than that of England and Wales. 1,481 1,425' !1.2311 79 80 ea we, Ibis of the LONDON. MONDAY, MANCH 16, me. • A Flanders and two Dutch Mails have arrived with Papers to the 14th instant, the substance of which is given iu another part of uur Paper. We have received the Paris Papers to the l3th instaut. Their contents are not important. The rumour of an approaching Congress seems to ac quire some consistency from the various accounts that concur in proa►ising it. A city in the north west of Germany will, it I. asserted, be the scene of its operation,. An article from Nuremberg says, that its object is tdirewlitne the deliberations which, et Vienna, had been so uncerr►nouiar►.lv interrupted by the sudden return of DO”PARTE i proportion of yanla are shut op ; end that those soneesipicil lief, without being compelled to do so frostily, groipiet of • will •rarrely lit or evil at any prier the tan•yards in thin tutu toiltemselulle and families. kin:dant eitniint he worth one hal f their Intoner value: ' n " ' i• • ' • theref to urr the tanners, from whom atone the tas was eullceted, ' ' • IigIOAATiON. /ie•iiles lii gloried on an eoproiiable treat front the . • pressure of the lax, are easiaionig a lose is local capital alone of not less than 1149,00nt CONsetitigNAllol , ill VAX fo TR1LT,4 14 31: 1 R. An Act-onto of the duty charged on Leather for eight The failure of asse•seeelith eribbist the be M a year*, enditi„; :oh J situ as NW*, tollogisaid; half, the tw o sr.* yra r e= e l l e i the ;camels land before the The rentaindeiViygoinlofit safe tad sit ussesliblile Nair, 0, n , a ,,,," in nig mi l Apple/be too the Report, No, ll.) ; Hosea* of lonlarda abut up •11111 SW no d ( or the u n i t three the Papers laileefswe the set be diesseed of at any prise, and Home, and emireedAtt ra,printed, Apeilletit, 13111; mot for : dloillainalllMltsis reduce* is Win - - the year sorlies January Bib. 1817, see Papers laid before sisse.ll4 ate .• the Wow. Fehruaryl9.l, UM, and fair the year *Alum REVENUE. January Otli. 111111 - .....{5ee Papers laid before the Hume pps eceo r .th it Simi. Tax ova the Doty March dits, MO.) ups. Raw,Midra lio.ibe last ,yoier rod. Year eliding January 0, 1811; „, .. ZN10941 16 111 ies,,Ndy 194%, 1812, before the doable - - -- 1111, .... 11 1 114100 0 _ 4 l Ty i wow impelled 340)191, 17 4} - -= ----' 10413 , •• • • *MOO 3 ifti p...date of tiebviiiiie Tau sad the Duty - - ---• 1614, .... 9018191 It I; spin Raw Hides i• the lest year, aid- - - -.....- lbw .... 036,011$ 6 3 log Jeanary sth, 1819 611.037 011 -' - '-`• 1416, .... , IlitiB,l4 16 `ff Ihrereeee of Revenue by the'poebie Tee 170,028 11 10 - -- -- 1817, .... 4116,383 716 motion linear* leas able to pay oar -•--. --••••••-• 1818, .... 1111.'111 13 6 other numerous Tuns. The Appendix - to the Report of 18113. 61%110, will ebb ..-. that the leather Truce Nosey years back gredindly litereasel Assail Profits !weltered to the Country 'with the popuhitioso. by the Leather Trade, founded spins An Aeroloot of the Neidber of Twelve Ox, Cow Mr. Cuttlebones estimate and Hurst Hides mossiest. Is Ragland pfteled: Diminutions of ale Animal Poets of the to the 1411, trot; the IMlTigi Of the three yeses . Leather Trade since the Double Tax 'roiling holy 6.1911 - . trys,7ll more the one-sevestliond esseelsest (Molten frees the Appspdik of thelteport is 1813, Nos 5 less to the Cuestry of more per aareso, end 0, Folio 113.) thee . 1,429,501 0 0 Aso Momenta the Novato", afore** *ibis etiriell Is /1,416 Pandas deprived of ealphsysiest England rises the Ise look mug up to Abbary 6,, 18 :- (et whom essay anomie are throws In She half ending howeasT II ISIS The Record. of the Year, meow Jassacv 6, ' ___....:e5.. , - 181401estrard by Are at the Castems.Houne. Too the year m i n a s Ja m ey., e, OM, • 44%4.1 An Aareour of the Number of Limoges taken net by the differert Persons who poly the Leather Tee, via. Taunus, le /he year *sang Jewes s, - 6, iSloi, 1n the year miles Jewes 6,1817, le-the year amass Sam,u,y 5, 1818, .. Micit° Years vellum sth July, 1812-the Fire Years ceding sth July, 1817 ; she a like Amount for the Year evokes dill For the 0 , 91 hidflelie see Th. 4is the alow.enwiliiiimrd Jmesary, ISIS, solar as relates to Eveland, - Appendix; sod for the heal (mei yams. me Pepe" **red to be printed April 11th, 1614, sad March 4t15,10111. , 4 .'I !..::: a An Account of the Nett Asuisint of The lboloble Tax on 1 ; T *^ . .. ~. Lestbee. sold of the Import 'Defies es Raw Hides as Males '4 4 4 2 to England sad Wales, Fur the Year radios Jessary 6, 1818: !. !. l' I A Foment of Double Tax is the yearend. & ' lag Jaw. 6, 1818 (frees Paper, bid he- ,_ - - fore Parliament March 4,1110). .... Z 611,161 13 * War eluting July Sib .• ••• • • 61 000 1.725 WS 109 81 Impart Misty us RAW 1111•1 in .10e.yrar Year railing July Soh . 189 9 11,741 1,577 17 Oil Polies Jas. 0, 1618, 1106,4144, at 16111. Year ending July sth -‘ 1A1011,737 1,513 ltie 88 __ _. I 121111 • . f-Af I ,Olil Be 4I CVI FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. -...0.... FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAILS. STOCKHOLM, VEIL 110. Yesterday a solemn deputation, at the head of which was the Marshal of the Kingdom, waited upon the King to present to him, in the natne of the Diet, an address of congratulation on his ac cession to the throne. The States of the king. dom have voted a sum of 150,000 rix-dollars fur the expenses of the funeral of the late King. The greatest !impend are making for this mournful cereffionY ; several regiments in garrison in the provinces. have received orders to march to the capital to make part of the procession. The public voice desires that his Majesty's corn. nation may take place during the present Session of the Estates of the kingdom. Baron Mannerheim, Attorney-General to the Diet, has proposed to the Equestrian Order to declare the depositiou (de eirearree) of Gustavus Adolphuii frotrt tlie throne of Sweden. The coronation of the latter did not take place till eight yarn after he had ascended the throne. A deputation from the ilJuiversity of Upset, having st its head the Rector Magoilicus, has waited on the Prince Royal to offer him the dignity of Chancellor of that University, with which his Majesty the King bas hitherto been invested. This title has been graciously accepted by his Royal Highness. His Majesty has caused 300 measures of corn to be distributed among the Isaiah). nate iultabitatits of Frederickshall, in Norway, whole dwellings were destroyed by fire. Our State has just sufil•red a great loss by the death of the High Admiral, Baron Nauktott. This dis. tinguished (Ayer began his career iu America, un der filessrs. D'Estain;4 surf Le Grime ; he had oh. rained in France the Order of Merit, and u pension; he afterwards served iu all the naval campaigns of the. Swedish fleet : is tittra l ie emuma i n k i i t h e Swedish sqltaditni that with that of Lug huul. They write from (lottenburg that Iwo of the mo,t unti.-ut Engha., twnuea tlwre foiled, namely, Scott ;mid Corolull, sail I,uw, Smith, anti 1anammia•N1.........m..... Co. money, ientcc, rcn. -Thr.o4lotwier is the outlitteof theConstitu7ll4o of the lonian Islands, adopted by the Legislative Body, May 2, 1817, ratified on the August following by hie Royal Highness the Prince 'Regent, is , the Reale'bf his Briarnic Majesty, the Protector.. of that Slate. This Act was published on the nth December, and waa to be piat in farce from the Ist January' this year. The anniversary of these two days will be henceforward celebrated by a agleam festival. The state or the lonian I.l:tails consist of the isles of Corfu, Ceplialotihr; Zsiite, St. Maure, filmes, or Teske, Corigo, Paso', and other little islands on the coast of Dalmatia or the Morey, formerly under the Dominion of the Re public of Venice. The fundamental religion is that of the Orthodox Greek Church. The vulgar tongue is the Greek. The Government shall coneist of a legixlative Assembly, • Senate, and a Judicial The military command, Secortliug . to the. Treaty of Paris, belongs to thetNisiss mender of the troops of his Britannic Maje o Vie.ftottctor of the Union. The Members .Lrigislative Atoembly are named by the body of Electors ; the Senate by the Legislative Assembly; the Members of the Judi cial Authority by the Senate. These elections shall be merle for five years. The Lord Commis sioner of the Sovereign Protector is invested with the power of convoking or proroguing the Parlia ment in cases of urgent necessity, but it cannot be dissolves' in such is case except by virtue of an cor der of his Majesty in Council. The Senate, as the depository of the Executive Power, shall be composed of five Members and a President. The President shall have the title of Highness, and each of the five Members that of Prestuntissime, nearly equivalent to that of Exerl- leticy. The President shall be named by his Ma je►ty the Protector. The Senators, chosen among the most distinguir.hed persons in the Legislative Assembly, shall be elected in the following propor tions, namely, one for each of the is! mils Corfu, Cephalonia, &tate, and St. Mature, and only one fur the three islands Ithaca, Cerigo, and Paso. The Senate shall have, among its attributes, the proposing of projects of laws. Every project ap proved by u majority of votes, shall have the validity of s law, provided it have the approbation of the Lord Commissioner, and be not opprised by an Or.. divatice of the King's Council. There shall be at Corfu a general printing office, tinder the immediate direction of the Semite, and the inspectioa of the Secretary General ; no other printing office shall be established in the isles of the Union without the permission of the Senate and ►he approbation of the Lord Commissioner. Such are the general bases of the constitutional organisation of the lonian hands, which, according to the stipulations of the Treaty of Paris, of sth Nov. 1815, are to form one free and independent State, under the protection of the King of Great Britain and his successors. GHENT, MARCH 9. The terrible wind which has lasted for wine days in our neighbourhood, and which mny he called a hurricane, has caused injury in the province. On the coast the damage is much more considerable ; from Calais - to Breskins nothing is to be seen but wrecks of vessels that have totally peri►hed. FROM THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, MARCH I. The Duke of Wellington is not expected back at his head-quarters before the latter part of the month of April, when it is believed that the newt.. cintions now on foot will be terminated. It is added that the Duchess will pass some mouths this summer at Mount St. Marie. BRUSSELS, MARCH 4. We learn from Paris, that the Freucl►a►an who accompan►ed Lord kinnaird to Paris, says his name is Nicole (later accounts call him Marinei), but peOple are convinced that this is only an es. sumed name, anal that this man is no other than the noturious Mehee de la Touche. so well k►►own fur the various parts he acted during the Revolution. He is said to have inland several persons impli cated in this business. t •s 1 lit 1 . ire pes Ci;utti. ate Gs f. a JAc. Ire es„thittb:— Pllllll, MARTI 11. rda'y receivea, after :boo., the Ildieit.tera I Coveys of lie torrtgo bring roonned to LIN hotel by a sligi4 His Excellency the Duke Ile Kirke ‘littipiry of Fe reign Affairs, awl a part of the Ntilotters of the Diplomatic Body, ass...mishit on the preceding day. at too o'clock, awl held a lung court mire at the hold of Lord Wellimiluti. fPc are assielst ihst the Doke of Wellit.voli loot fixed! his departure from Parts fur the 48th of for month. Ilia • Lordship will, in the ti rot itt.tsure, in-o“ 0,1 to hi,: Itemol: loaders of Cambra ; it is hoiyrra that he will then onske 4 a journey to London before he. Altair,: to Ilse Cuosoltilb 01 the Potentates. The ship Clumlernspor, of 1,400 tons, from Rritzil, rs.t. anchor on the :Id of this month, :it Chef Itsts e. Per i m is valued el serer:ol h u ll• s_ It xmoists 10 .1' g:or, Coo ;iy, cotton, ..slepetre, pepper, g slot uihrr lot (Vous lo articles, psri kid". ly Iwo boxes containing I Mil 411 snuynnie s This vessel Isdrslined lie User.. _ _ A !titer front (t.ip slates, that al four o'clock in the rr ing of the 24th (Whitt month, a for . . wolf appe:•rr.l iu the C46lllllllUllt of Saviors, and tit w al tht: wife of on Olivier, sit the moment the was opeuitt,; Iht door to ants stnin the cause of the tumult that prevzileil is the street. 'llw woman had sufficient procure of mind, twriwitlistanditig to, to combine the movement of the aniuml wits li,. opining uf the dons, tool huhliog I there, gave time to tit h.ts to hill 'lle animal had previously disfigured a child %ecru Fears of age, tiotwillostaudiog the exertion, toi los f.tilier, and was tot the poinj of devour iug a grotatto, wht 11 it was Irealesi i.t a man. A cumpetisatitra Ls Iccit gout to the vicious ' of this PAM., if %nut 12. Accoinon from ll* .I slalc, that the wif, of Miura' lakes no nuur;►luurut, and that het itei: is cuo aidrnd dAilizer. The I:cpurt uw the Ilth'get will be broiszlit op un M.inday. Nu ragliph P.,pera have heels received wiihiu these tau flay., owiwg ii/ ilie AdVella' If inie orthe weather. - - . I The cornet discovered at Mat-saints waaolpii Eyed al Awls bows, ou the 23 March, at three uiluck iu the wins iug. cHAmnER ur• pnEns. PITTING OF The deliberation on the projet of the law fur reuniting 11 e army was resumed. The twegityglirce first Artie's. of projct w►re adopted provisionally; ass amenilinent 'wooln on the 24th Article MJT4 negatived by the prrviiios gurgion The Article sus then put to the vote and adupgid by the Chamber. Several ether innesolincnts were proposed and reje ck•d, hod the law was Sonny passel on a 111% in favour of it 'wing, SO—Against it, 74 —slsjui ity, 22 CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. SITTING 0? Tim 9TR. ENGLISH PRISONERS AT vumnuN. M de Sainte Alttcgootlc reported frum the Cutotniitee of Petition,. A Brent number of the inhabitants of Verdun complained, that the English prisoners del:illicit during several yenta 'III, the depot of that lows had contracted di tits, which %vele nut paid, in runseqoence of their precipitate departure on the first invasion of France. Their •arions rerlainntious, bush to the nerve!' nod English Cower ttttt cots, had hut as yet obtained a fivourahle ;mown.. The Committee proposed lu send the Petition to the Minister fur Foreign Affairs, which was ;adopted. nrittiv, rtn. 2n. The Loan is not yet concluded, although our bankers hare offered 70 per cent in money for the State utilization*. The GOVCIVIDeIIi aouid then rt ceive thirteen millions in mummy, fur eighteen in paper. But as this S11:11 to be reiumbursed iu thirty-six years, under the euxditions already known, it would be wrong to say, that the Stale would lose thirty per Cent. capital. It only pays S per cent. annuity instead of 7 1-7111. The advaidage of the lAyan would &pew' on the future snide of the currency of Prussia. NERUAII3F.CG, 111RCII 4. The Adore Congress will lie only a coationation of the CUNIKIMPS of Vien na, and of all the points of deliberal ion which had been interrupted by the sudden eyelets of 1817 e The mutual advantages to be obtained by the several Stales under the relnti 4444 % of commerce and eincigatioti---the reci• pr..cal measures to coutiren the respect which nations owe themselves, and to repress the licentiousness of revolutionary writers—the regulations to be MlsMPhed on the N3'1.11 of public domains, stud the property of Corporation.; in some German Shies, and n crowd of ollter Rarope•.m ques tions, will he the object of di-eus,iuu•, from which will spring the happiness of the 'tropic, and the repose uf Em pires, fur a Wag series of years. At the departure of the O'er/meth store-sh;p, lately arrived at Portsmouth from Malta, the Thty and Ganyntede (Sir C. PENensc), with tile (ails gow, were left at that Island, on the 19th January ; the latter had arrived out the dad• prior to that on which the Weymouth sailed. The. Togo', Captuiti DEANS DENDAS, had gone to Tangiers, with two Morocco Princes, who hail arrived at Malta, on their return home from a pilgrimage to Mecca.— The Barbary Stater were all very pearesh'y posed ; they had 'hewn particular civilities to Eng lish vessels.—The Albion was on her return from Cibrsloar to Malta. The Myrmidou only was ut Gibraltar when the Weymouth which was oh the 44th ult. The Weymouth sailed on Saturday morning for Deptford, to land sonic c.i.es for the PRINCE REGENT, containing remains 4t►illarr, nt.. nice*, &e.) of the aticirrit city of Carthage, a pre sent from the Dey of Tat rot.,. On Saturday, nt two o'clock, u Cithintt Council wrap held ut the Foreign ()trice. Lord livitourit.ii trancicioNl at th e Admiralty, on Sawaluy, prtrioui to t,is leaving England,_ ifraterilay ('cunt AluirsTrn. the Lon° CHAN CELLOR, the of 1 .111 , F uputio., the At -iglus of ANHLESSY, Earl BATHURST, un.l Vi-volmt CAS TLEREAGH, had audiences of the PRINCE I:EGENT. Saturday the nuke of YokK 4114 Docile), of G.I.OIICIATIR vlsited he t; P.UNN I.as CLul loss Wow.. Could NitrstEn. and Visc t bad audieurrl of tlic Pat ••:t.;;. Ittavy T. Co.—the Gunter hi ninetilts.tot of kld. Sn hoe 1 7 .11,A. --Tito money, ustd the letter' (e"tuirurigoltl, The rationing ar is 100,000 &liars , Sottish houses viscuin. Ilse Xing yester h.be also failed foe tlenipetantiary and stance has iwrde r sensation on Chanute. and • • ••• xru euingois very distressing consequences were apprehended. onlisposition, i•I13 fli . _ . . THE BRITI SII PRESS. ... 1 ; 1 • 411 , z e a lie 4 41 itv•tee *•\ll'., tF J*3 • tr. okrYit.ir trie ADI,oItrAN 11ER Its.-Arrrmt- AN4 AT OLYMPIC TIlle•T;t1 AETrit •Sf V Iltfi IxbriektsVolim T4rtoUGll UFO& ItEatIONS IN Tuu IPAI4.Ic • pi 4 1/ON GIOVANNI. From • .iek roods, i - pprts‘eil with many a etch, tro -little to dieer tut', for int, were out I el,. once inttit., with trent)*tine hope, to share , Tite balmy eutniutts of your foi.Crttic cure. Your once so (recision, and so lotoi, Made e ' elt the tlittoolii.7s fifmcanri prowl; The more ynkt yr lie !Arno Mitre to ' Till nature rank from her ONO f914,gi4. S.l tithe great locerle f t ti s f ro The colour (losrothfit ceieard t"teet did fly ; The spirlt hist rut firtnst forsook. As a sick tiff Tits richly cratliebip stutiik " A. a ..it k ta throe is ri mom ample Inc tee to ph-ad my at ti, av•l his eastitipli Pitt 111 , '. *Ott purl', rd2 . eshed, retittierl from pain, Yiiur Giornaai " is himself spin, " Nor fears his stren2ttr—your plaudits, w;11 be fumed Like the fatted shier that gore, t. , *col the youth!. To &Ott, the nsuial peeled has rt When Oi s e, our hour, must ,iiitafiled The* let mr , f * eV t t:O, pll.l l'Otra To l.e rei word pia,. member as before. Ass inflepentlyul rrtudifbee I st"“ t t, Itrad ) etiltry intlrurliut God epomwand. lu Mir drum:air stale, yOft may be litre, ' flour is Ito iteueicu, Rtlllll4. siverure ; Our Ireqsuku all brilo y &firs, 11 I Ism eft %tills you the pout r to rut , ' Rill I;. ; NO member here a feurntrgliatauocr /met, the enlist if struts citify buy lbnir mob -- II emir a • ail—the ribilb sen tor anal cart, AU vote— ' l is Ilkitersut roirroyr het r. On dun , y cuu n, %stilt ertift I. tit r I rid!, Fur Giortutui reprcelebt you tilt ; For you, &Rl' Cielg. Marano pins warm, Visit 111%4' n rake—bee:lose, you tfitEPl ; ' i sir fmlrrace Own I ask, o soul, Fact r to stand ilielo. - etnuat op ! . .p 6 SO many ll' you, it'ilts W jut', hot., ioclior. Hubl tip Four ir00 . .."--bravo 111(11011*N mine. Your Limbos' , : toot, lI.V 11: . 1 . 4•1 co Lin , rim svver-- liatzu toy 60), , , for t ver I 11!..11wW. A;Autin 15. On Fri.l,!v her Al.t.tvsTY, itt•tartnttattietl by Pritteeiteett Al GI' , .TA tins, Ei.tzAßP.7ll, :Metaled by Til NNE. tilllk t.l nitittz its ti t•omt•it ucl four ( pi th e Loo.loo ronti through Cubaltrotili. and retoroed to the Cmstle In dime;. Yvateldar the QUI:611. PrioirtAwa AUGUSTA and ELI?. :Brut, owl L 4ly TitYliKE, rode not to. ogtoore. Io the rtl•tilsig her fIIAJESTY bad a bdirt flArty lit the (%.,11C. Thus m(1111 . 1114 S:r HENRY CAMPBELL left the Cat , t le, for Loottot:. TO•11101TOW 11111 1 11M V , *lt tr) fl . l'inek. the Pntact: REGENT . % I.tag will lw twucel nut at Englefirld-Grten, and us. Friday ilttlf Virginia ‘Vater, 111 k. The Duke of CUMBERLAND V 'bites! the PRINCE fircENT yesterday. Ye-Oriel:iv the: illusion Ambassador and the Nea politan Minister (7411,1 at Carlini, !louse, to pay their tt Speelts to the PRI NICE R EGENT. T., the inquirers yesterday tiller the health of the Duclies% of CLieltti:ltl.AN NI), the nastier can—" Der Royal fliglinees had a composed Mght, emit eV;. heti rr yesterday." Pritica LEOPOLD removed last Mondity from Came to ‘Veytitemili. The health of Ina Serene flightier% i% anoeh einewr ,, e/rel. Saturday night the Pi it.er of fir. SSE [IOIIBOU Ail 110110111Vil 1.."1111 Km! Lady CAatterue:Ae;tt %soh hi. company. I'e-stet-el:Ay n tttttt :Amen I I o'clock, hits Serene Itgliiieso acceempainieel the Duke of CLAIM NCF:, sic is Cilfriii4e, to lbielly Park. Yesterday l)ivitie Service teas pea el at rail ton House, by the ltrv. F. W. LlLum a coca aiid the lit.. Dr. STA N Ea CLA ILK v. Yei.rerthiy being Patin Sunday, the Arehbigliiip of CANTROCURY prtHelled beff.re the Mike 14 Yong nud u ninneritti4 n<stlubhoge.of Ncfnlvy u..il Gentry, at the Ch:i:nd Riad, St. J . The atrvice wait by Dr. CROFT, in A., sand *duns - ati!y hUfig by MrA*l4. GORE, SALMON, VAVoIIAN, C I.ARKE, Nod SALE, jou. The. sitthrm was Lt 11r. A aNOI.D. " Who it tots that evitirth frow Minn)." being Niiiiropriate le/ the fe:tiVal of ik ; ,1, 1 Sundar, mint sung very ellk•etite:y Ly liopoisi. MON, VAVGUAN. otoi SA LE. jOis. Muni HUMBOLDT *ill cotenant t h e PaIIIF lit!- nr.vr. and a miateious laarty of titptturtu tt, utt Sotturday next, at his house tit l'uoluott-p'act. The Marchione , a ut S tut:Bawl( .att.l Lord CItANCIDaNE left town yeatei4as, fag Hatfield, tut the holiday,. wit The Alarquis ef Si inn left the rtitlidan.ilnfel. yeaterdav, fur. Nefennielt ! t e ; 11r1t1.lAv LONG WELLyst.cy, Esq. 11.1'. ii.Fived at Mita Lady C. I'ILNEY !.eat, Dcaycot Wive, Wilts. fo. Tint Margolis t) Isounsott. C t.oi li.s hrtivvd at Brunet's filar!, I.tteet.tet-,qtroutti from Paris. T!le Et and Comoro. of Jr.nal'.y kit tow,' on Saturcii;, fur thrir *tat. Aliddletun Pita k, 010 . 01.1. shire. 1.• Earl ma! (.7tmere:er SPENCER . wive rn dee otit eo tertai ttttt eta vu ti.ttitrilty to the Nlatqui4 rind Mhr ehomtesp LANsuon N, Lord alai lady PLTII, aml a Lille 1, irty ul tli,tci.ctim., at Out,: house Juute.'~-1.•4,t•e. . . Jowl KY sasTors Pown.r., Esq. NIA'. 1,1! 11 finites New-.litet, hi. 'wait, il,r.hivieke, heir v. Dtpartures 'yestertlsy from tl.e Jermyru.street t-8. G. LoNci, Esq. 'M.P. se:st, AVittl ; JI:(1 F. L. CIIMLI.T.)N. Etq: f•ir Cletltruhum. • r. • F •r I 4 ▪ Ii • t I II ▪ 111 ‘I, Se It sBu vri ' 14 $ll net riuti