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I 'r Nee prorpflies 1 / a b and 1892, was ccccc at the rate of k. la. of 3 per Celli. gapitht.(4l:ehir, 3011/. .isossen L. i.e.!, and that the amouat redeemed in 4harrnao Wears oak at the rate of 1641. la. 'O(4. pee gent. eapital .for ere. y )00 1. money paid, being a lost of 14 I. .t pee nenl.zraftelak pa every 1001. dewy fapeadad by the eastalatationera.etywal to Se. 41a. per cyst per Subs*. • , • • No. 25 —Thin, iedeprodeat of the operations of the Coos. litissienare of the Sisokieg Fes% is redaction took river, bittoreets..the btla..l , lstiory 4817 and Mit denary *2ll, oT 3.5,497 of capital, and 2113211. of animal charge, !hereby redwing the funded debt as it aloud. ea /he bib J;toogey Mill s to 282,61841041. • it as names{ dump uf =9,659,3331,; lasted of its briar, 796,312,767 . at a Pii•ti chart , of 30,015.736 L. stub molly Monet as the bib ,limiumy mitt, befog 31111.1131,/ liaisons of ckstele. pee annum, torte is 1423 than it would heat beeo.lfAse Making o 7.•iiad hod bre% obolabeirow the 64 Joinery 1147. t . No. I . 6 .—Tbdt the llnlisoded Debt' of the Visited Meek , r 64. Cralirmier and. TreasuryiHtllr, on the fob January 17, ergs 49,964,1016)4 Mod on the bililesuavy 1822, it }.32,871.731 L. chewing au tippamist , redaction of 23,154}.1•—8et, me the egrets of Inmate, in these five pap.. Ofwailidad to 7,528,070 1., sod 'the di-icier() of the 4olanblllia4 End was, on stlrJenisory 1822, 4,233.4581., skripaptbes„yebeiblie to 10,781,3281., it Iravea oily as sp. •BaifJlll 1711000 00 4 ,1* 1.621.80.4., to meet the tourer,* in the masoal Owe of the fooled ,debt, of 3641;423 I.; nimbi 36 A 5.221,7041., itt 3 per ernit..apitid. nog of No. Vt.—That on iakiog a retrospeetive view of the epos *Linos - of rilip auditor fond, from the kit Uneasy. 11913, 4.0 lb. bob Jammuy, 1847, it is conclusive, that mu nide& Ilse dif Alsoakist on yarned thereby; beense, as the ca. perpliming Ps nip year exceeded ibe income derived !vane game% the ppolry applied by the Contaansiopers uf the Iota& .1•8 food lama bore been first beorrwmi; sad, as beta bees shwa by Jim 4th reoutimloso, Ihat. 100.1.,af 41 per coat. as. VIOL by entailed for every .17 I. leo. of , smosey borrowed, tbbils. tits Lirominissiorers, ea as smeanya of that period, viol Id I. Idosimutrey•for-every 130 L'lf 3 per cent. capital :felvvalvd, la will by men by lie lib retobation ; by which ,tt tyggisera, : th i at the 481645 e prod .5 L 3a.7 , id. per cast. fur all the money borrowed in that preload, whin* the Co.. liliimMtetant, of dbiefieakist -Rod holm biros receivaag only A $1144 APltitblit • iltrisargfle:4l4. per rest. on the abide teammuliMmeedeil bribes demos that inmod.; es. tr) eater of. Mese. hoonms, bytpirmen• of dividends, and by • ••••riptioag frogatbe Meonsoinsvibenties, before all die in olomets ott tbeveresaftimeg tern mild up. No. the expeetheure 5.. the service of Greet Antaio, dgriM the 34 years:Adis lob Janney 1793 to the 516 January 1417 (including the chorale es the debt ais it etum4cio the ath J•nusey 1892), eget/dad -its laconic droiytd from tacos by lb. it.. of wry 131 r 340 ; 010 as swat is the .13111 retiolutimi: and; as 013,183,867 I. was sawed desks. limb period. by haws • and listebtquee it cooriusivellni, by the optima. of bongoes' One be. bees pummel, aural of 470/3740017L big into incurred as a debt, dories dim 'retort/ s awlike sum of 138,340,040 I. to the lirliWortino of 201.220,7794. for inierestoinurities, aril .barge., sod 422:1520.038 I. pat to the Commissiuuers 41 . the Sinking Food. • Nb, 29.—That the enema of lesonbess dories the said' tnatylogr. yeary crewed $ necessity fur barrowisgr prO grsailiely taco-easing is prisporticso to.the Suss hoorayed I and . ausiseqsaarly. by having first borrowed the eras of .111,585,038 I. far the Commissionary of the Snobs.% Find, it lop roam st. hard, n in perpetuity, coonder Wag eacpcding the 601,630 I .a.monual charge incurred by pareagailag nook , au worse terms dna those at *kith it was crus tieddlboin. dot .period, as dated in *lie Boh resolution. No.3o.ssiiThat• the deduction is the preceding emeoletion will bo 'narrated, lay ascertaining; year by year, what sons would pare sufficed to lave met all the demands uf the Stet* is earl year, as precisely the same leaks of impinge with whisb it has been supported, bad sot the system of thu Ithstailual .inking loud b. rot mvistAsed ; by which etude of sar“tif it will be sum that about 3.14) millions would have suf. • bred to have b. en feuded. 'intend uf 1184,474,557 1. as rixitcd.in the *crowd rcialoiloo. No. al ....Timm as the 544.474,557 I. fund. d from the sth , Joatiary 1703 to the Mk January 1617, ermined so emsuul cberge of 30,174,3801. whilst the 168,594,0361 paid to the Cpannominsiers of the Eliskisg Fund ..deemed oily .9.1043.11. of annual charge, the sum of 21.088.1381. is 144 4 . the annual iticiesoir of chime.. on 304,280.112 t. ap plied as stated is the margin; ;whilst the sue of 300 Dail hoot would hare. sufficed iu have beess loaded, as stated in the flfrCe 4,o ll rdoslotsou ; 'opposite" Mel anneal to bare Men fettedellat.kke saute rate as the 684,874,6571. in. steed t 1,001.1310, it would have created as annual oblige .e *alp 18,372,6731. being 3,4311,310 I. per auuuns • 1 4 44. 1 . 114 leo•irsictlic owned charge sus the Gilded debt for the ymie 1317, at only 17,437,6411. instead of 29,870,852 I. 3 14 *Ltari i t/ the mite to the 18th resolution. Aq 32. That t.kiag the chimer for the fended debt as it stotalna the Sth of January, 1817, at .82,870,1 1 611/, tbe tear. • Noe of the Viiitod Ktroplont. desired fruit Man, from the Ifrtkuf Juan's', 1817, to the bib of Jocose', 3832, actually catecaled every expellee •f the State (the char's ire the auk- • Avg lund Slideplefat) by the sum a 7,526.7604; but had the Om &I 09 1 046 , 111 4 fit Ilse (sided debt beer out, 37,437,54111., si airmail is thoi prevailing resoles inu,the etre*, or revenue watohlbwroctanaloterably exceeded 7,528,8701. ; mid had that tocess been applied to the purchase of stock, at the prices bhith bare prevailed djtleg if... five yews, and the stock , am cancelled sue it ass ractinerd, the total exc. ss of et re• taileSprbe bee years wadi kite aniuunteslto about 21 mil- Listusuf. Snooty, sedscionqr about willioes of 3 per etas. sad lilothr.dtmeadslaiwg the charge by about 1140,6001. per annum, and hive left the charge for 1822 at goody 20,328,3d411., instead of 30,015.746 1. as stated in the 114111 resuluttess, night,/ an outs* of aerosol rharre of to Mos shag 3,620,4601. in pi rr laity, more than it world bare hien if thews had been no Woking food. . u. 33.ryThat aa the price of all commodities is uniformly aggisrued by .tke desniatil, if 380 intlhous orlr had been bur. 'Ned imilead of 584 intalteus, it is fair to conclude that the I,lljiMaiest at obi eh the tenter arousal might bare been ablinard would hare bees ronsideralaly loser and toting it auly al ins fate of one bait or cent. lower, it truuld have nada a da,erner or 1,600,000 per assassin, r Inch, added to ~ the 2,43340 1,, as stated is the 31st resolution, surioeot a ru 4.533,3101. Per *mutat ; and if taken at 3-grw per cent. hosier, it would bait !Mile eslifrerrixe of 5,133,3101., equal la 171,110,333 J. af..3 per test. ropitot, and cosseloraily leave kft the astral rimege for 1617 at only 14,737,5421., indeed of 29,870,8531. VI .8 4 .....341114 d the nous; clime of the Funded Debt 4 (liked al 217,47,049 4., n ato. the 5115.1405ary 11.17, assumed frokilia Precodtwf friarluliwwit lint Peon of revenue would • Lan been stsll greeter, liras* 1114.1 it the 32d resolution ssa Ind tbeatairawbeers oobltsal to the purchase of stuck, at th- prime which have. pi..amileyi daring these 5 years, the total raceme of revenue wand •.haere amounted to about 33 411.0 as of meaty.. sedematin about 42 millions of 8 per eapetel Nod thereby. dtueouisaing the charge by about 1,11160,000 1 per annul/Land leaving the total chore for 1822 at 23,200,328 1. issued cif 30 015,766 I as staled is the 25th IllatluC. so reseed of anneal charge in 1422 to tie ...poi of t 1,740,488 I. equal to 224,942,200 Lot 3 per ere.. capital. Peg. 35.—That, as the total amount of debt oaredeented Cu the sth imagery, 1793, was °sly 239,350,148 I, at an au. meal charge of 9,203,922 1 4 as etiftfiril is the lst resolution, from which oclassism• bate lakes place between lint date irnt the sthJanoary, .1632, ta Me animist • f 35,227,108 I. cf captlat, sad 1,5 , 14,3338. of •onstal charge, or stated on the ilda •ti 25th.oesotutiumi; whereby ti.. debt me the sth Jammer', 1412..1ht5t the 1314349.040 1., as seated to ihe 16th T.vialto:ll,.., bees raised by tales betweeu the 5111 January. 1293, and the sth-January` 1917, would Irv. been only 234,129,039 1., Nan summit able" 09.170 8411. as for us reelsoileGreet Britain; sod adobes the 88,1:11,1691. amens. id *spike', sod 1,323,275 I of I door thereon, ie. i 2,312,8701. of annual charge; wbcreby ft is couctesive that ooswithstandieo 27%543,8961i lo staled to bass been ePpld roost& 111 e/ *rielot-iiet‘of the iintioanilli betwer• 1 be l .1 y 1793 and the brt - Sisweiry 1822, nut only bee so redoctiss hare, efferted therein, bat, he-the costrary, N actually. been ineirtane4 re Um amount above waterloo, 603.449,830L.et.ap letting, of 20411,370 I.; hedby demonstrating that the system was fueluded la fallacy, noel Sae heel orinliatsed br delusion. • No. 30.i-e-That, whether tie finnocial system elrehel-weendir fey be regarded, is seri rebee to the increased berstottrell 1,144.3871. per anomie, onetsimeed by the Coreleiseiemers of Ibe SAW* Fund, in sneve:ypenthasitageteck on worm teeesi than attaltieb it was created, as stated in the 24th nee: lutist ; or to refervece hr that of 8,749,106 1., etc-tutored by the rairlisima eed•cemplication of the acedusta, in eetwot q of tlitexlimuceof the 'biking feud system, as so toed is the 34th resolution ; or ie rafrrevre Iv the increased burden stf 22,312,37 01. per annum, which has bees inflicted on the pulite since 1798, and to'cuatiobe is perpetuity by not haw log rained about 138 millions 4 additional lexea, is the 24 years, from the 6th Jeueory, 3793, las the bib 140onry, 1817, Mad which occasioned to:taboo in. 1021, to ',Overdo of 60 nellilosni, whilst shoot 33 maltose imply would hem 'sufficed, as pawkiest, abeam in the tktb reselution ; either carte sof- Geleatly shows that the firiaucial..yatem of the country is fouudrd on erroneous principles, portrudisg twoseemenres as en moos sad fatal as the slaking fradaystem is denounatrated to be fallacious sod delusive. No. 37.-.-That, cm taking a prospective view of the result of a siokieg lead; if five Rainless per teem ere applied fee 10 years, io the 'perching; of stock, at Use rate of hi I. mosey for every" 1001. of 3 per cent. repeal, oancelling the Mock sit is purchased, it will afford ea isemasl remimion of taxation to the aracmot of 183,1861. sad it will redeem to tea years, 61,720,3201. of 3 per cetrt. nodal (as sated in Parliamentary Paper, N 0.161, of 1010,) the divideodo ea wbirb will Li:! 1,851.8511. affording's) aggregate reetaseiso of taxation awe mills to that asnottotott the tamest ion of 10 yeero, effected at the aggregate expense of 60,000,0001. of taxes bat, if five =Mate re enemas are employed as • stabler food for 10 peerage Nee pit:close a week at the me of 011. avow y ;or eeesy 1001. - 01 3 perfiret capital, with the alivideads scatting iberetro, the aggregate sums will pur slane iu that awe 73,101,437 E, of $ per cents (sa staled is the Kurlianneetrey Paper before ref. nod 40 the dividends wit wheel, will be 2,1930431, iffasediag at. the expiration of that time a remiasiuu of texatinn to Owl &seesaw, but no relief •hatetrer in Wee iuterval of the-10 years, effected at the ag gregate expense of 62,193,043 I. of taxed. tio 38.6-e That by , the.preeplieg revolution it Is sees that Asada the operation of •'s Witting food of lye seilliosa per songs, at compound intereanoto relief whatevee front taxa tieu will be afforded to the country fur 10 years; mad with- , out any gaeasselit that the coactioe •f se great an amount of lairs may oot,uuder the pressed difficulties of the country, occasion an increase•of distress aid pauperism, niece Nona equivaleut to say advaotsges that can arbe from the emir*. sum of 2,193,043 I. of taxes per annum, at the expiration Of that Kited :—whihd-dte immediate remission of taxes, to the amount of five todlietta per annum, will afford a must ho pe:taut sod caseatial relief Crum bbooc•bordene, which at present press so heavily ea tbetudostry of the country. inclusive. The Gazettilii Frail filth 443 0 telligence had been received froni lho 10th inclusive, at which date that capital onjoYed perfect tranquillity, and flO3 e1t;i4.611 4 4 1 1 ,04 4 in the Nlinisiry. The French fend, hive' Or i bel figiQif - itii—vi:e' per. Cense: V Irlhh . e. lisak Actions, 1,5911 f. Th.,: -• Eirchenr on .London " ' elf; IS t 45 f et one nacnith . i and .114 A 04.. c. at three months.. The fulloiriog are extracts : . ?AM. JULY lA. Yesterday the King presided at a Council of Mi nisters. After the Council hie Majesty transacted business with the Ministers for the War and Foreign Departments. Ao evening Journal announces that th et telligente received from Madrid is of the 10,11, ihut the city was tranquil at that period, and that nn change had taken place iu the Admin(stration. We have reason to believe that no courier,extmordiaary has arrivedµ Paris for two dayepast.tOgurierie di France.) • A couriee . 'erise arrived last night from St. Peters burgh has confirMed the certainty of the insists. sauce of peace, although information had been re. *via in that capital of the *Warners with niOub the evacuation of Wallachia and Moldavia is takinz.. Fur some days peat military waggons and pieces of artillery have been passinti by Pdtl, on the route to Bayonne. 111011 THE FRONTIER." 011 Brats, JULY 10. . %%lieu the intelligence of the defection of OM royal carabineers was received et Seville, the Cora: stitutionalists were in tlie.,graletest consteroatina. One hundred and fifty "Mir delhe infantry regi inept of Majorca were iiimediatefi dispatched to Castro del Rio, with two piece* of cannon end's suitable number of • artillerymen; the remainder of the troops here are in readiness to marola•aVat moment's warning. The militia perfbrm the dot/ alone. The carabineers who declared for the Kiug, have got possessionef the chest, containing 30,000 piastres, sad have got rid of such of their comrades es were unwilling to follow their move ments. General Joachim Virues halo addressed a proclamation to this corps to induce it to return to its duty, but without effect. The greatest disquie tude prevails in the city of Cordoba. The move. mews of the carabineers, who ere traversing the towns of Centro, Linens, and &alai°, &c. to over turn the stones of the Constitution. terrify the Reset- Unionists. Cuevillas, Chief of the Royalists, gen tians" in the environs of :Burgos ; he h4s assembled 4 100 men Well mainoted,, 4n4 completely armed and equipped. AIIVOn, formerly Lieutenant of the Empecinatdo, end who having gone into the French service. was 7:appointed a Colonel iq the cavalry of Joseph's guard, has made his appearance with the standard of the faith, in the plains of Otetilleoieat `with a corps composed of old gnevillasj he entered Pollee, toot the beat horses, and continued his route along the borders of the Deere. A corps of Royalists was passing the . iiser at the same time, ut a different point, spit taking the direction of Navas dal Rey.which tow■ ie completely eard-conatitutional. 'The cointri is in' ferment. The militia lam not .able to keep in cheek and oppose the great number of guerillas who make theit appearance on all sides. At • late hour list ttight we received Spanish r . Papers, but tlwir intelligence from Madrid is nut Intvr than the Bth instant. Their contents are a c•nrtinuation of the petty warfare carried on in the provinces by the insurgents, culling themselves the ':Artny of the Faith, against the existing order of , things. These men would be more properly desig •sted rebels sgsisist the Gove►nment anti traitors to the Kiro, whom they effect to worebilo •s their idol. 'lll.l despotic authority which they urge hint ' . 16 assume would be the immediate prelude to the -cleatructiun of his dynasty. A Flanden Mail arrived last night with papers front Brussels'to the 40th instat.t. The following is an extract BRUISIipS. JULY His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester. who srrive4 here yobterday afternoon, set oar this 'morning for Aix-Is-Chapelle. . . Ili. Royal Highness ['mice Frederick of Prossis end his consort, travelling under .tbs ..us,e of ,CO4lOl .ad Countess of Hogeustsio, arrived st A. 'sterchwo on the 14th. The German - Papere evintain a long article on the policy of Kuala, which i. given in anotlietpart of our Paper: Mr. Humes proposed Financial Resolutions re lative to the National Debt. sod egirslious of the Sicking Feud, are &loco itt our preceding co lumn•. They will - be token Wig conaideratiou to. 'Sorrow iu the Ham of lqtroatatoo; ;Ltd have been and information Kid y in tolitAtiO Mit refiring; consist of the anituit parltamentarr pipits lunelves, the number —....45101.0....Whieb-aince the labonous rescircheo of Mr. Hoes. The present Ciresits do not held out promise of a plentiful harvest to the Gentlemen of the long robe. At Oxford There are only eight prisoners for tri4l.—The Commission will be opened in Worces ter on Monday; there ere 19 prisoners for Oriel in the county gaol. There are none for trial in the city. Wilts Assizes will commence th's day.. The ca lendar is very light, exhibiting the names but of twenty.three prisoners. Ike accounts from MoOt of theether Assize towns ere a s similar chereeber. At • season of such irPgrft . ..40Tetts in. the, agiicsilyirel districts, this elitnittatian of crime eimeede estakerrspect A letter from our Correspondent r,: Dover, dated July 19 (Friday). sey•—" - 11 -n$ Aetirten g suverA , s , Fltcairklagl Lord Sr: ' •Al Beawaire, end suite; the Posher picket, with a moil and praiengers for Cellos; also, the Medusa steam vessel, with Lord Vltava! sad suite for Boologne. Prised by the Lynx. Dutch vied. The Royal Sovereign year, captain. ADAM, arrived off here on 'faraday, isi . anier - to be in readiness to convey the Yiiuce and Princes/ of DENMARK and their retinue to Cakaie; The yacht still remains in the Roads, and their .Royel Highnesses are hearty expected here ftlin BAIA to embark. A company of the royal miff corpe.haytrurivrd, to form a guesd of honour *0.164 etubarkatioa. • Yesterday the Duke of YORK visited the KM*. Yesterday his biometry give audiences to Prince tirilltDAZY,. the Loup CHANCELLOR, sod the LORD CHARIKSRLAIN. yo ki di t divine service ,orpai performed at the King's Niece, in Pall-tooll, by the !Gr. Dr. .Statrtsft CLasuu, Clerk of the Closet. The Duke of foals sad the Princess AUGUSTA ettaikled' Ol i vine seivice . yesterday at the Chapel Royal; 'VC James's, and heard • sermon by the Rev. Mr. Gaut. The anthem was, "1 hove se! Vod dlurays before me" (Statit)—which ass sung ,by hinters Jonas and •fattnistF!,L, and Mesita. .13aLwoo, Hawes, end 1. 1 The lirinee and Prinecsa of nILNIIIARIC visited Csainsitimatn's china manufactoiy when at Wor cester, and observed, that the china matiolactortd there they considered more like the Serie. or Dres. den chins, of any they bad step. • The Liverpool arrived at Bombay from Cochin January 18; the Levers and Barstool's sailed Gorki Teneritle, March Yi), for the Cape de Verdi; the Andromache sailed thence the 14th April, for the Cape ;. the 1. .iiret„on the jai h, for the test ladies ; the Drina stud" Haim, May 19, fur the coast of Africa. When tbo.C•iiiope, •p Tent. ittseics, left Roche fort, there were bosiklishrre, the Count d'Artois, of 120 guns, end 6e - 7'etient, SO. The Vesta fri gate (of the some scouting as the Isrgest American frigates), to carry 42 twenty-four pounder., had been just leutielted, and sailed for Brest. Tilt) Freurli Authorities were no more than civil to the officers of the Cidhope ; they refused • sight of the dock-yard. A Baq.staff has lately been erected on the van.- ruble Keep, at Arundel Castle, 80 feet high, on which occasionally will be hoisted a large euslin. We understand that General WlLLiam PEW!, who stood out so long with the Constitutional Neapolitan army of Naples against the Austrian troops, has been invited to Spain by the Constilo tionel Administration, there to take a command its their battalions. On Saturday the dispatches for Bengt( owl Chins, by the ship Thames, 'Captain H4witillig, were cicwil the Emit )utlis Uouse c oud 4ekvored to the purser of dist ship. In detiinittref a prohibition issued by the Itis gistrates if Glasgow, an Orange preceeolon was a.- tempted iii that city on The Iggh instant. .It s accompanied: broom or to. of .oioleuce, in conse quence of whicis,l47.of the Oriurgetwess and their assailants were taken into coverall., twit afterwards discharged, on entering into boil for tl eir good behaviour for r tnelire months. The amount of capita{ at this moment unem ployed, in •the hands or bankers, nierctiants, sod other capituljats, is prubsbly greater thou at ally former period. Money is a mete drug to the market, to emelt so, that the discount brokers are • apses d the trouble of applications to cosh hills., sod are threaders solicited by bankers for the frt..; ference ill good- securities. No neaterial•disioce. however, is wt. -made is the price of either •th• .English or slse,foreign Nods, from whence it is propshle that the price of some of them is thneght toe high, or that the security of others is not highly :esteemed. But another curse mny be thr pp , c• tattoo .of a new foreign loan, for itterstmento which • reserve of capital may be made.—(Stenduy Paper. The only .new loan which there is any imme diate prospect will very. sena find its way into the English market, is that for 400,000 fresco de rode to the city of Paris, for which contract some Enghal houses byre entered their names as bidder.. The loin to Portugal is is a state of very backward preparation. Lists ire forming in this coastal to transmit slrn to Lisbon; but when they arrive tiny hats to encounter a competition with the native. merchants, who .are extremely anxious to obtain the Contract. The. Portuguese Oovernment, .o.oi the 9114 t 110400 , 0 bick. omurstish and very justly. biglatimit otitis Aimpairt to crtAit. it likely to in. aid on teeing with which nose of the panic ploy &tut it ptudeit to comply..-rnial 'lll4 per Weis, pereteera with every 10111. ormosey Pea to cerre4 by 1re 5 14;4 ; previous to tbe sties . ti iti . no eOllllllllll Zlliqr or the tots, Tale pri . . 444 i.--. 'ence 211 A t '''. . i : ' 4 ri l l . .• IP‘ ' ‘. i t t eS et t en a l n en ‘ l the said Cosantisibseers, or 1001. of 3 per rent, of earikaLek flue for every 64 1., 18s. of 'Money, equal to 41. Its. bid. per ast.l 7 llllero r = 81 11 MA IT i ' l:fo.o 4107 to u4„N a 8 , 2 1 . 4: 11 ,.. - 1 P°w g i ttrktiligs rrOtilOtst _. * No. 24 —l"bit the amount of /meant ebargicrea:in . - 601141 0 1 : 11 Id 6 " . " -- I• ...." a ' 18th ..',l tines ilte StriOgif i rk/ 111 _ *lig rf, perpetutly, by misdate the 270,038,796 I , wa~bl, . govt.& of 1 1&• 411 1 , A 4a d' 81111 1 1 b r ji g ._ _ 79010 • . ' : '0 i '' s , nab Rest gac • . lid • notes t.,„ ~. whilst the I charge redeemed by the ConsniiMioners*44-, ft u dedlitherai:an a ttSW ebarge.4430,015,W I. n ItVel front qtierant.ne on 'Friday. She wiled lietlferrtit fur the Sinking Fund with that amount, was 12,507,00 I, being 1001511 "" 14 . 1 "" , and of "rand"' to tl,e annun4el4 _& I P"! Chatham, to be docked, taiing thither 200 of the thorities. These authorities c 41 mullion., as slated in the 26u1 resolutio . s •teel egotist t 1 iai ,14 1 4 4ti05 ,387 I. o , f esi szus irrjit l rhor tolett_ne ke in nerott;ity pere ,./8412 .10:_ erf ee ee in tr o sf : 0h.i... 4 . 1 . 44 1 , 140 , 400 I; . e„,i;;; R - a t i inre g ife 41 deli rarat lorries' atiltlety, vibe rt6Wited es Sigitttif fitialVea itMalitits, end other p chewing that the prossortioo of the debt mind fur the sunk- 836,312,7671. and ihe aggregate snows, charge 31.315,786 I. aftgruotm: /' * . '1(111. ,11 1 -hi .f.k furni•bed by the Ministers tiler .::e frn6 between 176 b stud 1822, was crta•ed at the rate of brine in increase of capital of 1303,449,f9 . 1. sod , . . ... REOLPIIIION of the GRAND CORONATION FETE, Ceder the restxteial'Perrobige neflis fitiJESTY. ROYAL GA RDENS,' IrAIIXR AUL. IN cnnatinetiele of the ellYetirdinery threes' which evaded the PU l e ela Pride,' last - the Proprietors' rcepertfulfy aanounee its reediting THIS EVENING, MON DAY, Julyl2, with all its additional attractions. The Concert - stilt be conducted iu the melt spleudid mu. am The Ft.st *et' will' Inlet with Randers Corouilios Aulkin; the Second Act will commence with tits celebrated Anfhetn comperted'hy "Inwood for the late Coronation; sad on this occasion the Royal Gardens still exceed all their fur. met spleudoar, as they will be most elegantly decorated, sod brilliantly illuminated with' upwards of 10,1/00 arklitiousl Lamps In appropriate forms and define. The wonder of wonders, Jean Baptiste Losguemare, so justly celebrated ea the Tight Rope Prodigy, will perform his wonderful Eeoludous oo the Tight Rope, which :lave astonished and dtliiehted bhNisat astig-tathiosable etym. blare, and articti nightly produte meet ..bounded spidsuse. He will be enlisted by the junior breeches of his family. The beautiful H EFTA PLASIESOPYRON, so owls ad mired for Its wonderful trillitney'auel elegance, with all its' carious Machinery' of Revolving Pillar,, Fern Trees, Fountain of Real ITeter, &e. will be open frum Teti till Out o'clock, and all the other Amusements as usual. The Cheviller Soothhy will exhibit the Grandest FIRE. WORER ever seen in this or any other Couutry. And I. addition to all the above will be exhibited, for the Second time, the Grand' SUS-MARINE CAVE, aith serious allegorical Figures Water-Worts, &c. particularly described is the 11111• tbe• ey. Nis Clunk Rooms base been filled up, and proper Fe- ' mabreappoiwted Insured on Ladles. Supper Boys may Ise eugaged.— Doors ern at Half-past fares.—Admission 3s. Ad. • BR in LON DON, MONDAY. jiwr Oti Wednesday last Ili' Majesty's Rhip Strive ratans, 46, Cropland SAMUIL WARIIBIB,, C.B. ar rived at Portsmouth from the,Merlitermisenn. the Serhignpatant passed the ill-fated island of Selo on the 7th of May—it was then in games. The Greek squadron consisted of - five ships and 53 brigs and .ehuooers. They made signals to the Seringapeang, apparently to. solicit assistance. but it being a Arad colts, and the Serisigapotrun wider orders tp ob serve strict nentralitylu the Greek cause. she pro. ceeded on to Corfu. which island she left on the Bth June, all the lonian Islands being then perfectly quiet mud healthy ; the turralett, Larne, Diepack and Chanticleer, were employed at them ; the Hind, iu one month from Spithead, was imaged off Gore the Itch' of Jour, going' to relieve the Lame. Vice-Admiral Sir GRAHAM Moons, K.C.13. in the Rochefort, 80, was at Leghorn; the - Cambrian, Role. and Mediae, protecting .the British merchant property *Smyrna and neigh. bouthood. The Serinmatans left Malta on the 19!1) of Jane, leaving there the Kapok Iraq. Commissioner Isaac WooLtat took a •twisre• to Gibraltar; on his annual visit to that dock-yatd. where the Scrimmage* arrived on the Ist inst. and sailed again on the'same eveolog. ,Colonel LaCi, with two companies of royal artillery. was to leave Gibraltar no the 3d inst. for Malta and the lonia• 1 Island.. The garrisons of the lonian , Islands. Malta, sod Otbralter, were perfectly Iteutehy. The ~- - -.ova ,~ _r 4a. -.,~_ .b • t *4 40 it) ir - , '. _ruErier. -.111111.. Tie lel:awing is as rieraet Ileum a Pena, „itstplifilisiee mail/est "Asada* .liersae" As that'll( is ,r.:, ibep lot *gee. retied, I. , wt ramik orris. aotalaisa4.4o 4 1111 . 3 than those ulnas Labe pereseil— 044.14,4%—. Mercy asap ream MD late—at least to WM; If out to saw.: bark to that unarm ohne. Followed bt the loud hiugh, that awes Dot Its ?be pilytairflateocr ; and that altered cheilk, torrowed—Lt Hot with air—it tells a tale Qf ieesken grief, which nerve inure &Loll wet LIN parching paleness! but her prison wag t Bova& fres lbe /attics bar : weep, weep fere LeYllrit• SONG OF 1115 COL)NTEI• OF LaVILETT6. I save my love my eloak anti hood, To !idle Isis face, and ti), ♦nd In Ids priaou-place I stood, Wliva he vas doomed so die. Tlej some to fetch my love away, ent Gaily Lined his bride; Thry Ms& * b4n,ly tomb for Ney. Amt de, my liive's beside. • -.44oesti ilk in .IM the liar low .iO4. haat their sitaslea—.i. I screamed; ' ha was far heynts 1 t h e i r ' pil e Safaiee ike MOM At sae& b} lase had gaine4 iL Loulkelul--. God Mem ism. t An 'swore nor fur their htliting haad I'd been a widtmed dame. r But Wilson we: a pliant me, My saying angel he; And bark the bated death-hounds They did not count fur me. And Bruce cud Hutchinson are den To my pour memor y yet; But the soul they cheer is dark and &tar Wcep, step for Lay...hue: 'Twee said That with her life her woes were pasts but us Nontoaarta's height she map Iberu Lad there a wild gaiter speaks iu the blast, And wailers yet hear iNeet couiplainings And aornetiwies will, her sou,, tittle COMM a 1111111 e Uouttered long io Frauce—bet which rosy be Utterable yet, when some yorsoly taripiing (*raw. Shall spring —matured to emu—from Sichoqibrvies a JT say fr, o. ERIN; AND OTHER POEN& A Poem, antler the above title, written brThowiataatlh Esq a gmllesnan well hayw■ as the aisibos of " Prseibuseo. fury Letters'—r' Outlines of Edifsbirra," Ice. As. has just Issued from the Dublin press, r• the profits of which sit to be added to !Ito fond for the atilt( of t►e Distressed pea. wavy in t►e South of lielaud." The funusinag beast Nadi/ lug description of the state to which the wretched suff/1“s is the South are reduced, uot wily presents too true a tuft of the acmes let which it alludes, but affords alb now idea of the furcc mud sibpdicity of the author's sly:. Fathers sod bothers sod their babes were llKrt, Best by disease, sad ssither'd by despair; With forms and looks, sod accents that appeal Willi agelly fin ciee—last, scanty meal. I saw a (medic mother press her 'laid In her tithe aims; end thus, whit utterance wild, Sbe called spas her husband: bat iu V 3 i•-- His powerless limbs so lenges could sustain The toil he once delight cony; In despair Mt Mend her little one, Wee bask its hair.. And felt its forehead with a abulkrisig diced. And cried ia huptiesa augnish—" It is dead 1 sac the old and young together h.• Ou de cold raid at maloight, dere to /lie— To die, or by their crimes to purchase food, And live a life of treason sod of blood : O'er the green isle went forth a cry of grief— The prover of thousand. mho implored rillert—. °ribose wbo in their poverty remained Gab healthful cud content: soil neer compla;iicil • Who murmured not wh.le daily toil supplied A ihel little TM strung are useempluled, and die f•a2 fall Wilkeyt a straggle: Math bad marled Ikon at! I fu Ake seal passage we shall transitethe, Hibernia is trap. • word as urging the Poet to ill ke leis lyre is the e. w t dimity; against shirk be teolow•traers, ow the Ora iiisi L. effurus must prase toe unisopurtaut to oceurophrik soy phi+ Look ito Ike radiant spleafloar of the eight— fey, were eat h little star that sheds its light tYre that brialit sick, to shark it• nth, and ssy She skirt are hrfgfet enougi without my ray, %Vault! out Ike iiikkt be (kirk ?—Hrhiitil you bower, Where the sired scent and bloom of lieninity are tainglerl; It is not tone Anrfuine, or vas tiut adorns the spot, Path small euatuollid blossom scents the a:r, 5 And tris its ova pttuiiu s'atiou there. Tim fnlicuing hues eau saarcely be nail without rw.lort I. dome ulsoksorne feellorsof slmisnr, if nut risamte, 41 the t.. segml 'Afloat clues et tortuous to wham they ate so polt""" i 'f suldsesseds-- • Say !sit just to draw your tiro. a thence. And leaeu boltiod so trotting retoiropente Tr. till your parde i 11114 Oleo with Isaiah Moen% To scatter Hs couienta in toweigo Leads where each paisnot heart your cnotorykqelilris • Awl 'cur* Hillettita's cold 'broom-rale POI Extens:ve and supeoh is your estate, Year grouruolor suuguoSeeiro, lour immix reset, Your inaspioa iouble, lies Aglietiutes beesth Eaoon'il it , and charged it to Ow itowasia of *Nth 11 by sre the winch,* a shut —ri:e putts:silos. ti • Wby Is dm weary travetterorrnord Why does no smoke frolw cbilsonry-ttp" avrood, falkwhig rood timer •ithla!—ls rho. up t is eat., No weicloregitsclu yowler sarfilit halt' 740 " . ••• a 54.1 to *dome rdark are. al Tbo!e once gay dratobvra; and no mote *c wet 'Tofu's proverbial hospitality. ! far bryond a proverb was their warm Their hospitable welcome : it, took, irkba3 , The saddest arranger from Lis stied mod. imyarriag sweet/moor to she courant total But thin distorted by their Nobles; lift Ihained of their oitioltace , almost 6 4 4; • Of quiet duelling", u lo:le :he 114111 l good Tim wove Load **youth of bear! percolit• term OA+ ' We wanes for thous .mud • 11 6 . "" The euts.e of n!l—.the Startle-a Abscotet - .- • .. • - . Una • will lee •o Chapter of the (titter 91 Ni Gipter•this day, wheu el! the irucal.t kist bir:s "' diorosta a t • r N L' I . 7