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IXPERI4L PARLIAMENT. HOME OF LOH*. WeDIUDAY, JULY 3. Thais Lord. Lips net at tees o'oo4. APPEAL. •ates, Appeffauf ; Tae DUKV or GORDON AND4rTNIRR. Ileope*dents. Tliawal an Appeal Isom she Court of Session (Seollse4). 111 Shadwell and Me. Attain were heard for She Appellee. "I be A.terney•G weral sad Mr. Thompson fur tior Respon dents—Reply pooposed to Friday seat. • Tire Prigloon Chain Pier Bill, she Police Metropolis Bill, sort the Wormed Coin Iteselst.ou Bill, were severalty read r third ISM. and pin& d. The I and Nevem., (ketaad) Bill as. read a Byroad tier. The Fl-toupee Offices (le.land) Bill. aud the Welsh Coal P•ll, artur uhrosah a Committee, sod acre repseted without aoy anteadmest.—Astjusseed. MOUSE OF COMIIIONS,Wimtrnay, JULY S. The SPFAItt took the Chair at four o'clock. thPre *point , g no morr than 29 Members m rite Ilourr, th.y forthwith onljoartard 104 to• MOMS'. MINORITY In /armor of 111►. Holahoriseri Motion, u That the Tax ea 1v iudu.. in Greet Britain is unjust, earqual iu irs opera. , iOI , , WO moat U ppreSailre to those reperially oho are least "Irk to I elf It. nod that it appear.. 1.. this Ilcuse that the •*•4lTax rhould he furthest h sod immediately i 'pealed"— Jaly 2, 1822. --- Anson, lion Q. Graham, S. Eke. T. S. Darter/n..1. F. Grottos, J. /tiro, do, D. Henortl. Ho. U. G (..kilt, B. Hobart', A. Berea% U. Ilamil ~,,,, Lord A. Reinhold, C. 'Prieto. 11. 14ee)wood, W. F Sri, let t, .1. Iturcirtt.. liar F. Itietchinteu, Huo. Scott, J. Ewer. G. C. H. Sefton, Earl of Penrlt s Juba Haeldeworth, Thor. Sr e • art, %r.(Tyreer) etteraft, John Lroaerd, T. B. 'Tennyson, C. C.. 1". et, Liveries Lockhart, J. J. Tilebfirlo, Marq. of ('•orplrell, lieu. G. Naherly, JJlsa Wane, J. A. Carter, Job, Melaroly, W. 1.. %Sewers, C. C. Careudieh, 11. M smell, Jelin Whitbread, W. H. Ltai les, T. 11. II 'Haut, Mark Whitbread. SC. De Creepiney,SirW. Menu, J. li. Wallies's, W. )t 1 , 1717/11, T. /rieo►e, Peter Wltheme. J. Voodoo, lion. T. SI arjunibnaka, S. Wilson, Sir R. Velnesontib, Yig. Noermiri, Hight Wt.ed, Alderman Droirop, W. J. Hoe. Sir J. thireemarr, D. Palaver C. F. VELLUM. terieuseant Sir It. C. Rubieroii, Sir G. Dekko'''. J. C. E.lkeitme, Yee. Aasudrr ► J. C. WOW, J. 4CRICULTIMAL DISTRESS, 4-e. PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS Descriptive oftb;LiCoirtmor --- tlitateroftheitirivaltiorol port of Cornetts;rfto rite Elf nil of the atterett State ..f the Cur -1..1141 on the C'a'rat Amonal of Taxation ; snit the rile nye Stromlo') of the Public Cresliior aid the Public, ea r 'orb altered State ul Curreucy. • 1. That the Select Committee appointed Iset Session to inquire into the Peewits'a cemplaimingerf the Jittrewed slate ,uf the Agriculture a tie Uuite.l Kuipluni, reported, That it was *kb sleep rivet they bad to riesseausace their Report by stagier, that is their judgment she centplaterts of the reti. themes were finanded w fact, and tl at at tie price of ems, as that time, 'heroin-nit to the convinces of arobtefseasa, after ,allowlirg fur the stiterisesuf their isivcrineols, were by no moans adiquate to the chargesaad osigoiago,„ sail that • could dei stile portion thereof must ►ave, therefore, twee paid oat of their capitol•: that the pries of grain &airbag nip reseed • still farther depresatun, via. fruits 654.41. per quarter of wheat to 435.; aid all other gush sad all other &melee hav ing medergeate • ',Sailer or greater declise, the insafficiewey sef the receipts of the farmers to cover their charge. meet he - proportionably Warmed, w..ich is &Ohre cemlioned by the immerses Pena. as on the table of the Rues-, representing _ in she strongest terms their aggravated and excessive dro wse, and that in comely. uee thereof, she talon '■ many. ilOtricts art destitute of emplotekei and the coneeqseat memo to porch's° food, awl have broken out into acts of .violeact mad aggression, and fur which the lives of wore 'have bee° forfeited uoder sane - boa of the law. 2 That it app. ars l.y the papers relating to she state of 1. - ebod, laid before skis Moose by his Alsjesty'e command, that serious ditto, bauces have broken out is that country. of which Ilk eleinnud sod rollretion of rents had been, on the pall of the insurgeols, the alleged orates; and subsequeot tufurnistioa has bet-a received, 'bat the labourers in ags ital. tore, from • partial failure in the crop of potatoes, together With a total want of emplu)inent, and consequent scans to port base other food, •re in the more calamitous and de phrrable sitostioli ; and that many have died from the weal uf imurichment, whilst the price or provisions still corselets , s by Iva a. mot to afroid so tie occupiers of land the misuse of oi-fraying rier variont charg• s to which they are tohjeet. 3. that is the some Report of the Select Commit tee of last Settles, it is stated—" That the measures taken fur the re. bewail" of the currency have coloributed to lower the price of gr iiti aid tuber commodities gessesally, and consequently to rau-e • serer. pressure upon lA. bolastrit of the cavalry, mad not uoly to have mcaistoseed a pnoporlion of site fall of Prices here, but to have produced • simile►, though nut equal, ef•ct in other cuestries, and, in • degree, to have de ranged the markets of every part of the civilised world." Mai In proportion as all rommodil les, whether the pito:free of tha soil, nitnuftr tyre. Cr commerce, Irene experienced ■ dept• Won of their mosey value, au must the twosome ore base 'offered a direct injury ; sod whate►er may be Ilse the. {rem, it ls impossible shat the commercial sod reameractar. nig classes of the comenuoity eau long cunttuue to prosper, . "right the cultivates' of the soil arc rapidly slaking int• reir. and decay, and she labuuters stiffs' lug in cousequeeee of the want of the it usual empkomeet. 4 That soon after the pamiug of the Art of 1797, by which the Bank of Eoglaud was roetricted foam paying its motet in specie, the aiteient metallic standard of rake hay. meg bee. Inge &plaid frees, she eurreerey of •the country, tompoord i•f bank rotes, became depetcialeil, which &plc. 'Wilton was emoted, sod may be estimated by the •muuul of bank paper ovary above 31. 17a. laid. necessary to per. chase aa tomes of gold; and which theetionting - tWeer that cum to 51. Its. war, on the average of "%Woo years to 1616, el. 10a 104. thence to 1819, 41. Ia and the last ten years or Site tear, 41 Ilk. Id.: That this depreetatioe many us Gaither •ud more accurately estimated by the peke of commodities, partivelaily of wheat, at daffertiot periods, by w►irh it teal also appear, that the value of gold wes re doted by She issue of paper, cbich Weigle its neatly ex clusive subootose; that the mien of shaft, according to the Eton College rabies, spec the sverageof 150 year. peter to the cutioneucement of ohs tale ear, whether calculated in periods of ten or fitly years, bad sot exceeded 465. per quar ter, sad as ounce of gold would consequently, during aft that time. massage for thi►tew bushels and a half; that fives 1797 to 1616, the leverage price of wheal llemeated from SOL to 128 s. per quarter, the averse.) of the last eight years of the ear being 1012.91.1. sad the average of she whole period 81e. 104. stud ao ounce of gold would 'therefore only exchange fir eight bushels seven eighths; that the pries of grass thus became, ire demonise' or mosey value, nearly double its swan* at any former period; the real of land and commodities acquired • Mauler additional value, mind minsequestly all pomessers of fixed incomes sestaieed an injury to the rated of earls •Iteration. A. That the average price of wheat between the years 77117 and 1819 haloes hems, thetefore, is that tummy about 800. per quarter,-exiatiag leases were formed according thereto ; that the ge price Watt 1819 has bee. 85e.41., sad last year sad this, shoot 645.; that, epos the 'appeal. ties of out being estimated at oneoloorth, or tee-eighthe sf the sr Oil produne, na m coldest, at the price a :As, being a re/Suction of these-eighth•, that so much of the money ♦alue of the gram modems is sairibitated, as constitiates the esureet entire metal of the kingdom, sad likewitc se moth kr the receipts .1 the occupier as annum to oue.eigithi Vast the teasel is, Ilenterore, lhaVe tii Otter retie if Lela to his cusgsgement , or the landlord to Ike Foos of his income.. 'subject, at ihe same dem, to the paynsmei of all charges -and seitlemesis ioereased an their amused io the ratio of the Wormed netwin•l or Mary_ primer groin sod other emulate d Ates ; end in case eV mortgage to the estrat of ball the I o de', et that lisrmod. • reduction of rrut in propsiieu to ' the fall in the moue, price of produce, places the mortgagee in fall possessiou of tie metier. 6 That, Gnat the year 1797 to 1816, the country was, with short intervals, engaged to a war of' unprecedented em cees, ; she saxes were quadrupled, es well es tumefy sod parochial assessments, and a heavy public debt created r That ibis period woe at the man time distiliguiaed by ee. trsordiusry i Mos of national indestiy, applied S. its eget.. culture, maliefactures, sod commerce, by a &edify and extension of credit he all those butte-brie giving more im mediate activity to capital, and $ rouse queue extent sad complication of money engagements beyond all former pre. ce der s , : That the 'national debt, which on the sth of Jams my. 1793, was 42796'0,1461. •t au •unual charge of '8,911.050/. protrusively d to the amount of 705,312,7671. of capital of serious tletoominetioes, on th e sth of January, 1822, at au I charge, inclusive of lir minsble and life ennuitiee, of 30,015,7851.; sad the total of tun, wllielo oil the 5111 of Jenrette, 1193, •mounted to 17,858,418/. 1 Is. 3d., progressively inereseed, till in the year 1815, it ansouuted to 78,431,4891.: That, subsequent to the war, li has beet, rediteed; and the total on the 5113 of Jo notary, 18/2, was 60,871,0851. 7. That ibis taxatiou has acquired an additional weight by the Art of 1819, and tire measures preparatory thereto, She diva e of s bids-min part be ascertained by • compari. son of the price uf gold, belt rworekesily by the money price of commodities, by •hich the nal value of all payments most be determined: That the equivalent is gold to 60,671,0461. •aa, its the former period, 13,359,934ne. ; and in the present, 15 657,246 m.; or in current emery of the former period, 71.1119,992 e ; end that 'tuitions is therefore further sod osejustly in al, as paid iu gold, 2,298,31205. or 10,438,0671. in meal. 8. That She ge price of wheat of the former period basing here 81s. 10d. per quarter, the equivalent of the ' fetus in wheat was 14,228,156 quarters ; and the price, since 1819, basing been on an overate 551. 64. the equivalent at that price is 21,863,720 qua •or in emery, 80.459,0501. and the increase of imatimi paid in wheat Is cousequeolly ' 7035,565 quarters, equal to 18,787,2331. 9. That it appears from various evidence, given in sneers. sire Committees appointed to consider the petitions of the agricolierises, that the wages of labour of an able husband man, did, during the form , r period, amount to 15 or 16.. per week; and that, at IS.. the labonr of 5,000,000 of per sons fur 15 weeks, was then equivalent to the discharge of the prequel taxes: that the price of labour being now re deiced to shoat 9.. per week, the labour of tweedy -seven weeks of the same number of persons is sow necessary; and which, al 15a. per week, amount' to 101,1500001.; and that Ismatiou paid is !abeam is consequently aucreised to the amount of 40,468,1751. 10. That it appears by a compalison of the official and declared value of exports of British commodities, that in the year 1814. the declared veue of the exports was 47,659,3881. and the official value 36.120,7331, tieing 311 per cent. of the declared shove the official value; sad that in 1821, the quantity is official value amounted to 40,1948931. •nd the declared va'aie to 35,82190831 being 11 per cent. of the offf• Mal *twee the declared, making a total decline iu value of 431 per cent. sod the grams' price currents inhibit • simi lar declist: that the total soutaut of taxation in commit dicks is therefore upsivalent to 87,003,3971. of the former perict.l, sad the focussed taxation paid re commodities to 26,331,5721. 11. That the further reduction of wheat from 555.6k1.t0 45.. sad ether agricultural produce, together with any further decline is the mosey, wa i ve of labour, and price of memo dities, additiorally ancremes the hoiden of hustles*, as well as all utler charges, both culotte and private, rpm the pro perty and industry of the country to an extent propertiouate to such further reduction ; —mid that as wheat exceed ell, apoa the lure/tee, the precut rate in the old money standard, it mutt he expected that it will on an average these !eosin, maims enhanced by meaty ; and that the price of commodities, and wages of labour ' sill matinee at the moue, value they sew bear, or be further reduced 12. That such effaces could out by posstbdity have been In the cuatemplaiion of the Leg.slature, still lees of the people of Epgleed, al the time of the passing the Act of 1819:—That its destructive consequencesare row visible—that iodividuals held to their contract, either havebeen or must be ruined; as twexampled revolution of properly follow, and tLe bur dens{ of imietion become absolutely iutolersble. W. That by the Pm Itemestary raper, No. 145, of the pre sent Session, esteems one and'imk, it appears, that from the 51h. of January, 1798, to the 6th of January, 1816, the sum of 459,650,8261. of Mll.)lity, including bills feuded, was paid into the Treasury on account of loans, for which an annual charge for iotereat and annailtes was created of 23,800,0201., - which Mien, contested tutu a them per ceut. capital, is equal to 795,334,0001. 14. That the average price of gold having bre n during that . priiied 90s. 10d., the equivalent in gold to the mosey so lest and eipital'created Ives 101,203,117 ore ; and the three per cent sleek being now at 80, the said capital is equal to 140,085,550 use. of gold, at the hatoetaneelioned average prier of 90e. 101, and that at the present pries of gold of 77e. 8.1. to 163,407,306 OM; the difference, being 2.1,311,836 uas, coustototea an endue gain to the public ct•tditor, at the escalate uf the public, equal in muter, to 110,974,6941. 15. That the averse, price of wheat having been during the above period Ills. Ind., the equiraleet to wheat to the mosey sie lest was 112,333,400 quart. n; and the prier of three per real. stork besug now 80, and wheat at the same average, the ./poivalert sould now be 155,533,185 quarters; but at taba. 6c1., the average price inset 1819, et is equal to 029,285,478 Tower., at is money, 938,159,3301, beteg an Increased gain of 73,782.215 maulers, by the alteration of the counsel, or ise money 301,892,425/. 10 That the muual chaste of 23,860.0101., cleated in the roiled el em. makei, was aqua! to 5,253,502 ices., and is equal to 6,127,174 is.., being au increase of 874,192 me., or 3,403,866/ : That the above i charge its wheat was equal to 5,831 370 quart, no, is, at the average aims 1819, equal le 8,600,000 quarter*, oe in inuarey 35,196,6661., brie( au IflffeaSe.l gain of 2,790,000 quarters, or in 'hooey of 11,318,3111.; sad that by compaihon with commodities mod labour, its the pi...pottiest of difleresace of shear await relate in those two period., an Neatly eitadue advantage so the public creditor is probed to hhve been given at the charge of the public 17. That all public creditors prior to 1798,and others sub s. well, have suffered 311 propuition to the .lepreeesitue that fultaiwed their retpusiae loins; Mitt they are therefore en. titled, iu strict juatier, to lie paid in motel, of value equal to that of these periods, AA be iudcruhilie.l for the ihnti wished value of 'hair 11. c, Me doling the tali real. That many of those creditors having probehly be mach a lewgth of time sold their stuck and pereleased property, have mime undersea, another and none fatal injury, by the mural loss of the veld cerreury, and comeqecut diminution of the value of their property su bought ;—uts the other baud, those who lest their steamy • hen the cursory was depreciated below the average of the elude p• rind, w4sepit a further undue ad. vantage than is shows, by the forego•rig statements; and the diute/sties was •t its realest eateut during the latter wean of the wsr, when Ike largest pruporeion uf moue, was lest, cud capital created; be addition to which the public have, upon very advantageous Willi to the stockholder, re deemed a larger capital debt 11140 etiited prior to 1797. 18. That order all these rieniumiences, it,. evidently sod iadispeambly necessary to take tato Immediate coooderetiun the destructive effects that have siesta out 4r the eilteratious made is the careeecy, by the Am of 1997 earl 1819, as well I respecting the enormous. public bandeau created and se ITV. 1 IlleSta by the Act of 1616, as the revolueiou of property la the vast and complicated Mineserse of iedividuals 'brussels out this country occasioned thereby; is order that, by • final arrangement of the clammy, as equitable to all parties as circumstances will admit, or by • reduction of taxation equal to the advance oceasiosted by the Act of 1819, together with the estalsiialisteet of some principle Yaw the adjustment of private ceetracts, justice may, as far as possible, be ad - mieisiwired to all, and the country saved hunt a resolution of property, and also from • "ensure of laustioehryoud the ability elf the people to sustain. ' July 8, 1812, 4. 4* J- ao.*-'- NMI — "'""tia. - ---~ ~~1 SANDWICH ISLANDS. The following particulars relating In Ilie Seed. ieh Islands were censmutsieated by the Certain of ao American vessel who lately visited them Oil whaling voyage " The Sandwich Islands we cow becoming • pleas of great comnierre, and tee natives msktug rapid shines towards civilization. From the (respond visits they have bad of late years from hawk - ens and English, they are deify momening their manner, and Customs and abolish. lag their ewe. No luoger is seen the bow or the spree-- nu more is beard the shrill wood of the war conch, or that •gotnsiug shrieks of ibe victim prepared for the sacrifice. Stoprrstition is dune away—idulatry hes ceased, 11111 chords going bell' is now heard to br.ak on the stiller@ of the Sabbath, and the cheerieg lays of Christianity have already begun to beam on these children of nature. There are now residing amongst them several members of the Missionary Society from the United States, with their wives end families ; there is a school kept by them, and a number of the rising generation are talighl the arts of readout, writing, drawing, Ike, which, together with the exemplary conduct of all the neriety, the moral and religious precepts delivered by the Rev. Mr. Bingham and the Key. Mr. Thurston, in the church, is daily iscrensing amongst those children of uature a high sense of mural rectitude. " Since the cumniencement of the year 1821, no let* than 25 ships and brig, have visited these islands fur the object of trade or procuring supplies. " The natives themselves are now the owners of 10 square. rigged IS, none less than 120 tons, besides a number of schooners and sloops, all of which they keep constantly going from 'shied to island with sandal wood, provisions, he. They are principally manned by natives, sailing them with skill end regularity. While Captain Gardner remained at Woshoo, one of their vessels arrived from a voyage to Kamtsebatks ; she was commanded by a white man, but mooned entirely by natives. For a quantity of salt she car. tied to the Governor of Yarntschatka, she brought in return a quantity of dried salmon, cordage, canvass, cutlery, he. The Government also made his Owybeean Majesty • present of • large tract of land, and sent him. deed of it. They are pleased with the success of the voyage, and would soou dertake another. " do the south side of the island of Moho° is Goa of the most commodious harbours iu the no winds or waves ever enter these to endanger the safety of v vessel. There can be obtained refreshments of every kind, and a ship be repaired if needed; for this last year it hes b. en a resort fur ■ll the whale ship. cuursiog iu the uortheru latitudes, for ra ft adtments and supplies. " Is the Missionary Orphan School at Woshois la a young Ratite of the Northwest Coast. He is a very forward scholar, scads well, and has made great prolificacy is drawing." FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FIAMBURGH MAIL STOCKHOLM, JOSI 14. According to the investigation which has been made of the cause of the late dreadful fire in this city, it seems to have begun in an outbuilding of a sugar-refining house ; and there is reason to sup pose that some sparks from this latter have been the real cause of the disinter. JUNI 18. The official journal of yesterday contents an ac count of the dreadful fire of the i th, and adds, that ou the 14th a lire broke oat its Munklager*. street, from the carelessness or n workman who was carrying tar, by which a house wise burnt down. The aorkrusin is arrested, and will be brought to justice. The official account of the fire which broke out on the Istdi at Nord Kopiug, idler:tiled by a terrible storm; .states, that 488 houses were burnt, and 3,318 peraous (not including the little children) are without shelter. Five or slit persons, and a quantity if cattle, perished. A magazine of the 'Crown, with 3,466 barrels of corn, was destroyed. About a third of that handsome town is reduced to ruins. His Majesty set out yesterday for Norway, and the western and southern parts of the kingdom.— During his Majesty's abut-lice horn the capital, a regency is uppointed, consisting of Count Geyllen borg, Count Von Eryestrom, Count Morner, and Kullbtrg. His Majesty has sent sti officer of the Treasury with 10,000 rix dollars benco to Nord Hoping, to relieve the most urgent wants of the sufferers by the fire. tT. PBTERSBURGH, JUIIII I. The Schuh of Persia, at the head of a large and formidable army, continues his march without in tetruption against Bagdad. He has in his suite his three sons, and also Abbas Mtrza, who it sn well known in Europe, and revided so long as Arabes audor from his Court at London, Vienna, and St. Peteraburgli. A great plan it in contemplation here to bring the water of the News, by.tueutis of an aqueduct to be erected, into every house, and even into the highest story. The expense of the aqueduct is estimated at twenty-five millions of rouble,. A second plan relates to the establishment of a Ros sini Company of Insurance, fur account of the Goverinneut, which would be accompanied with the prohibition of making airy insurance in a fo reign country, by which it is c.rtain that large 1611101ot money would be kept in the country. Up t the 6th of June. 265 ships had arrived at 11.10, and 14.2 Gilled. . . An Imperial Ukase of the 26th April, which is intruded to guard 'against the bed conswinerices of the failure of the h such as hive occurred fur these two yews in several provinces of the empire, orders the establishment of a Committee iu the ca pital town of each Government, consisting of the civil governor stud other ufbeial ammeters, whose chief duty is to see that their Government his a constant supply of bread. Corn inagrumes are to be established, and s ►pecial fund unognell to re lieve the disttewed, by advancing money where the magazines are intrufficietit ; this money to be teltilld ILI two years ut the latest. uud to bear 6 per cent. interest, shieh is to be added to the kind. The property of the person "thread to be security for the SOW ud•sncel hone. Thus laudownues who do not take uthnotage of these Pleasure', sod Tel suf- THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, THURSDAY, JULY 4. 1822. We last night received Flumburgh Papers to the 46th last. They odd to the catalogue of destruc tive fires which have recently visited the noith of Germany. IVe lament to find that the number of like disasters in this country has been 'cry consider able. Among those of recewt date, our columns contain en account of a dreadful tire ut Whitstable on Sunday last. This is au interesting town, chiefly occupied by members of the Corporation of Oyster Dredgers, families of innocent end in dustrious habits, and very humble and limited meant. These means, however scanty, are now swept sway by this dire calamity, but we trust thut the public beneficence will speedily exert itself to repair the loss. %Ye have received the Dublin Pape►s of the Ist instant. T'!e trernian's Joursal states, that Mr. 11. GMATTAN Mid Mr. D. LATOUCUE have, at the request of the Mansiun-house Committee, made a report upon the various tote's received from the distressed districts. They are of au heart-residing characipr, and prove burr indispensable it is tint all persons should lend their rid upon this trying and useluiselsoly °cession. Many of our fellow. cmkturre have fallen victims to hunger and disease, ut hoi Satiny More mast bfalt blasted the same rate, how much greater must have 6rett the moutaend wi sely, but fur the slier afforded by the ink Mlle anal Immune? The effort* of benevolence thus ;have riot been without their reward, and we codblently hope unil trust will not suffer any relaxation, 'toil' the douhlr-headed monster of fautioe and rhaeaar, that devours the lood, be allbdued. The followin i c ex tracts Iron' the letters published in the Report, will give au idea of its general contents : COUNTY CLARE. From the Rev. Thos. lit sly, Barony of Coreamrne.—Jeoe 8. The re ■te hundreds is the prrieh who have no othctr sub• sisteuce but What they gather on the se■ chore—sb,.y arc re dueed to the greeted ,marry sod ihstress--they have ant even • bee at their doors—they have consumed them ell. accidently met us the sea shore s half femithed carotin; mho impostoued me to aceompaoy him to his wire trbed hovel, tit order to 'Ousts the protracted misery of his fatuity, but melancholy lu elute , ue fatted the mother of eta children, with au rebut in her arum, actually dead! From G, ran] Strictloud, Eq.—loose '2O. The dew's& is crest, tad the Nude of the too perithri a r e um i) ea Lis oat td— he fever io eeeeee s—threc persons dird last week. and one woman last night—blot she was one 0 r tile few out of several hundreds to w how has was gil , lll, mad with whom it did not surreal GA LWA T. Flom the Rae. Charles Seyosoor—Clifieu, Jour 21. Fifteeu permit have died iu the parish of Dallyeakill within these two days, and eevaral hi the parish of IRlaitlo. dorm and Moines..—all for want of food!!! Four times that number are alliiited with fever end are part recovery, semi the rite of the church have linen administered to them by their clergy. Upwards of ISO are ill iu the fiver. Dunuw, JULY I. We repel to say that • letter from Erris, roualy Maya, received on Saturday last from T. Everard, Earl , forwardiug a statement by Mr. James M•Mainough, who resides is Oho district, contained the sadism account that a man, his wife, and mine children, all perished for want of food!!! 0. this information heir; communicated, the Messiest-howls Committee immediately directed a further &apply to be for warded to that ueighbourbood. Thursday • Privy Council was held at the Castle, when Lieuirnaut-Ginerai Sir S. Aschowsty was swum• in a Mew. ber of Lis klikiisiy i s Moat Honourable Pim Couticit, and took his seat at the Board accordingly. The House of Commons did not sit yesterday, in consequence of the wisest of attendance of the requisite number of Members at four o'clock, Mr. Was Tana was thus deiwived of the opportu nity of moving a series of Resolutions, of which he bad given notice. A copy of them will be found in another part of our Paper. They are detail,- tive of the distressed state of the agricultural part of the country—the effects of the altered state of the currency--the general amount of taxation—. and the relative situation of the public creditor and the public. under such altered slate of the currency. These Resolutions are derived from the Agricultural Report, and the debate upon them will he, in fact, a debate upon the State of the Nation. We have received the Paris Papers up to Moo dy last. A private letter from Bayontre stales that the French Ambassador at Madrid low been insulted by the populace. Jealousy of the French is a prevalent feeling in Spain, which the conduct of the Paris Papers is well calculated to encourage. On Tuesday the dispatches far Bengal, by the ship Coldstream, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the Purser of that ship. Yesterdsy a Court of Directors was held et the East India House, when the ship Planets, Cap tain HAVItIDE, was stationed fur Bengal and China. Extract from a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's et Deal, dated July 2 " Arrived and palmed ibroagb tie Dowse at two p.m. the Surrey, Raise, from New South Wales, with his Excellency Major General Macquarie. late Cormier, big heady and suite. The following yeasts were hit at Sydney when she sailed, ISih January last :—Provideuce, Mary, and Jobs Bull, •ith provisions; Royal George, Grace, sad Midas, frog England ; Marshal Wellington from the Isle of France, Mercury whaler, traders; Arleen, A.boyne, India, and Sophia, from the Isle of Fronee• the Misers*, Bell; Almeirel, Barnes; and John 8011, Ormond, India shops; the (muter from New Zealand, and the tau latter from India. Sailed December 17th, the Ilindostan, with lumps foe India; 23d, John Barry, for Batavia; 30th, !Malabar, for ditto. January I, 1102, sailed the Lositaria, for Macquarie Island and England ; 23d, Claudine, for the Coast of Chill; Fetuses's y 2d, Westmorland, foe New Zealand and Otabeute. The Grass was expected to sail daily for England, full cargo of wood and oil, the proclaim of the colouy. The Tiger, Beach, hid strived in tie Merweat. The Scurry touched at Bahia on She ells Furtus.—The market yesterday was ge nerally improving, though money continues and will continue to be very soiree until next week, when the midsummer disidetads will be paid. CON. sole are 8i for the Account ; Reduced, 80, 1 .; 4 per Cents. 97fli ; New ditto, 98111; Long Ab liUltief, 201 7-lb. Foreign Securities: Spanish. 61 6411 ; Prussian, BGif ; Danish, 871. l'aassouvi, JULY I.—On Tuesday last eleven of the smugglers found on board the SveastaasS, captured a short time since end brought in here, were removed from our gaol on board the Banger. Cuptuin SAYERS, which tailed the same day for Clistluito„ where the men are to he put on board ■ rusts of war ; eight others ate deteised iu g'"% being found unfit for service. On their way to ti beech, the officers sod men were followed by a immense mob, who assailed them with stones slid hooting, and it was with considerabledifficulty that they got the smugglers through, the evident 'luteti um) being to rescue them; but by the eteaditlei sand perseverance of the party who had them la charge, they were put safely on board. On the retorts or the boat's crew to the jetty. to take Cap tain SAYERS off, they were again assailed by 11:e mob, by which two of the crew west severe } wounded. Five or six person hove since been ap prehended for this outrage, nod committed is prison. Ter ihrir peaseekto watt, will b? placed with their property undee judicial guardianship. ; se * communes, Julie His tijesty hes recovered very rapidly iturung the rust week, •nd frequently goes out as Well cm horseback us to a carriage. It is said tl:ut lie will go on the 28th to the summer residence, Frede ricksberg. A great fire has destroyed many buildings et Fuaurger, near Viborg. Two great fauns have been burnt down in Eutrup. ADIDERGII o JUNE 15. In the night of the 10th a great part of the town of Sulxbsch was destroyed by fire ; 166 houses, and numerous other buildings, were laid in ashes. The great hest of the weather has dried every thing to such • degree, that the roofs and houses burnt like 'trim. The inhabitants of Ant berg exerted themselves in an extraordinary Mintier. BERLIN, JUNE 20. The fires in the little towns and the country are now extremely numerous. On the 3d of June fifty houses, &c. were burnt at Lyck, in Earit Prussia, and twelve in the neighbouring Polish town of Itaigsrd ; and on the following day there was a still greater fire at A ugustowa. At Oletzko Plarggiabovni), ()lithe sth of June, thirty buildings were burnt down, besides several breweries, the stud of the province, the riding-school, and the Graoersdorff academy. FRANKFORT, JUNE IS. On the 15th, towards evening, immense damage was done at Darmstadt, by a tremendous hail storm. The crops are all cut to pieces, the largest trees torn up by the roots, all the windows in the city that were exposed to the storm were dashed to pieces, sod the palace garden entirely laid waste. HAMBURG% JUNZ 4t. The first of our ships that sailed for the Greenland whale and seal fishery returned yesterday to Much stadt with u full cargo. The accounts of the other vessels that have sailed from the Elbe this year for Greenland are likewise very favourable. it is to be regretted that the fishery has been so 1/138110. fal for several years together, only three have been sent from Hamburgli.—(Harabargh Papers, June 4.5.) 1 , Exchnoge on London-37. 3.-37. G. BT. PETERIBUELGH, JUNE 11. Exchange— Loudou Aosterdaos lO Paris JUNE 14. The Emperor returned last night in good health to this city. PARIS PAPERS. PAM. JUNE 90. The 3d battalion of the 39th regiment of infantry ar rived at Perpignan the 18th instant, and marched fol. Lining night, part of it for CoMoms., and the other part for ltauyulo•sur-Mer, to join the sanitary cordon. BAYONNE, JUNE 23. RETRACT Or A PRIVATE LETTER. The accounts of the defeat of several Royalist corps in Navarre, Biscay, sad Guipuacos, are certain. _ _ _ Yesterday evening • large chaloupe tittered the port of &mt, laden with soldiers of the Faith, who have arrived from Biscay. I have seen • letter from Madrid, put in the post the 17th, at the moment of the departure of the courier, at eleven at night. It states that in consequence of the report made to the Cortes from Geo. Lope: Brumes, respectiag the Spaniards assembled en the frontiers, the populace of Madrid bowie' been informed of it, went to the gate of the hotel of t►e French Ambassador, vociferating, " Let him be bunted or killed." It is added that the French live in Spain as if they were on a volcano. According to miter accounts t h ere were very serious disturbances at Arnojeuz, on the twain of' the 21d. We wait fur the details with equal impatience ■nd sliNnietude. I'. S.—lt is ibis moment stated that M. de Lagarde, our Ambassador its Spain, is at the Lazaretto of litkohis. Funds on Sattliday—Five per crisis. 91f. bbc.; Neapolitan stock, 701. Exchange ou Luudyn, one mouth, 2bit boc.; three mouths, ftbf. 31,1 e. a •••••••1. Z..