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S ,4I • riltl hereby give Notice,, That L ue4(lay, th e 10th of August they will be ready .to hceive7'ender; ia 'writing (sealed up), and ,treat • fiw the 1, 4 411 RY of all such quantities of RUM as Mlll/ be denianded '7 4o ef v.*, Majesty's Troops .at the _island of robago,lbr Cher unfit certain from the It>th October pc.rP, and fur., ittilit sia.*Moieih4l warning shalt be givers for the tcrmiltaa the .Contract, the Conditions of which Intl lie seen itt y's Office. _. - ? -re grird Will be hattio.. any .7:cutler its whtch the Prtc 1 1 . '41 Ho t rnserted,itt:pords'at-le4l,ll,or,thla shall not he de. the lath Board before (one o'Cloch -aft the said *Thesday, t e t°l4 .tfuguit ne tt rt; nor-unless the Person who oues ve ntleri or seise - 'Person on las behalf, at&nds, to ausuter. hentailed-for• • 4 "th Tend er must "also be. acC a ompattied by a Letter sigm 6 t wo resp ons ibl e p e rmzp, - ,engagiag to becorite'bonnd with the 1 , e ,„ , tendering, in the penal Sam of rioOl. for the disc per- ON N , "*ce of the Cataract.-- • • . ' '. PICY'II,ILLING-OFFICE, July 30; 1819. ... 4 Is. COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING th ''' 41141JESTY.'S NAPY do herein, give Notice, 7 .: 4° ‘ F r 4 1 4 Y. the 13t1; if ,11;kitst ,next ,t4ey jaill,lle ready to ' '''' , '' 7nders in writing (sealed np), , and treat for about b... t e! '"l'hotisandSi.e lindred Barrele (each containing 19elbs. .‘,I7,r)sIiAMERICAN FLOUR, /6 be delivered in the course of c,,,1 1 " ti 1l •if Arouentheri.ollowing at the several islands and —`enies under-mentioned, viz. : . ' I NI.O f% NIA% GREN ADA, .. ANTIGUA, ST. VINCENT'S, bARBADOES, Sr:Krrrs, • ' ' nEknicE, . • , ST. LUCIA, • I:PRM.ERAIIA, TRINIDAD, •y • 13 01111NICIl y . TOBAGO. a 1., :; 1 1 • Pe t ti.h . c pia nti . 4ee iobe eliverego t each Island or Co tt'it.'74°V be known' upon application at the Secretary 's Office 1 it °like, the Conditi4ns , of the Contract may also - where . . • . . Puler for a leas quffnlity than the whole ,of mart , r 9kired,:fo; an y .Island, or Colony, will be aecipted; ' 'the 4 4, regard be had to any.. 7 ender In which R ice 4 be ;led in Words' at length, or that shall not . 1 / 414 7 4e lioered lathe Board before One o'Clock on the said 17ri -,:0.41411k.. of ~.elygnst next; nor unless the Person who render, or ,some Person on his behalf, attends, ••, . , • • it"er when . ealle'd for. , 7 'ender'niusi also be accompanied by a Lette/signed . 41 i l 'cu,iesp ons ibl e P ersons , engag i ng to become bound wid i t i h i :R•artY te:ndcriag, in the Penal Sum of per Cent. etl • Q !!' ) -u.' 0, .for the due performance, o f the C'ontreieto ..'.. . . • 1 - ' 1 "-torr,',t1. LING-OPFICE, April 21, !nit). 4 COMAILSSIONERSfdr VICTUALLING p ir ......,„ :; ,.441.11JESTYCS :2V.4 VY 41a hereliri give 'Notice, that ,t ec :." . 1 6,4 1, .the SI li c e:Anvil , nest!, the!, „will-Iff , read . cti) i`i ' - ve .re w ndir.e in ritikg ,(vea fed ii;), am! treat. ,14th ,sitck i„,,, a 4 u l •,•e'146:4 , ilundertake to u iAi'itt . i , Viiii , ~ S to h 4 e spp 1,, S ,, ~. , I 4 Y 4 dhip,t''iind ''ess'els 'at ' the Places' at nder- mentionsd e 4 : L I ° leParfttr (..o.lti ' lliitit, riz .: ~ . I t : '' ' 4 7 10; 1 aF Viseitel4 «nd liermulltra ' , if it k: i• : , , , 4nd 417,rb a dpe,t, and .(12ttign ti ) ., . . o,, r ,thei apace 41: in telim 3:fon, hs certeiin, fret'sthe 27thqt' * 44 ° " i iie :rt; anfrjrurther Until si.i ilfouthi 'tiarning .thall to i. 4 Ar ihr te;viinatios of ihe reipedlivc Contracti, the Con:. 4 ' ?-1 14'41 jq(4c4 maciee o sseg,,gt glee„Sccretgry's „regard be had . ,t,o guy Tenderin rfhichthe Pr i ce "t Ge inieitediii words at lenertA, or that shall Isei ieUt‘fred ik'the'Board' be Are One o'Clock on the Al; 7uel aai. the 318 t of August Act! ; nor unless the Per • "..tqP makes th ,Tender, , or, ;tune .4'erfo?i, 4i.c.belialf , t ' ' • • v or n Tender that 1 1 .1 4 ,1C.cc!t . Ic.", e ff i t e r i tY, , ; ta ns of ,CitralUtsiant Prices Upon some 4rtfcles, and prices o :")terror to Ylie dal'tlitlieeirpon Others, be 'considered as p r: tc! 6.e. admitted. ”" ch .must alto 4 , 4 accompgrtil4 ,a Letter signed f.f.° irefpnsible Persons, engagingir Accomc kotend with * it k e i , jar :F tendering ', in the emit qum. 15,0001.f0r the )41'6 Ndace • 'el Cont •qf eh the a . - r 7- - , . l . p., '1 :-: , !! c . .7;L(.44.qp-: 0 FF IC ,E,..Ja1y19, 1819.. . : U l . C,OMIUIS,SIONERS far VICI:IId4L,ING Ih , l' • . ' 114:-.1 : . /.1 " :,/ . ✓E Sil"S .:Irii VY do hereby give Notice, e 4: s';'.4ue-i; iaY; the ' l4lit .' Of ' ''epteinber nest, they, rail! , be 1..411 .9 to receive Tenders in wri'ing• 4eale4 up), and treat fur f 9,„4"14 o fprimulßlSH BEEF emel PORK, nit ereeedin,...; 471.airgregate twelve thotsand Tierce.v i of each Species, to . );: 1 1* (1 in the ensyins' Season; one-eighth part 'thereof to be 1 4, 4.6 ' 1 ' 141 i Pu ' ;;elieens, :q.v, ighth parts in Tierces, and Stßi 7e73l;ii n . ing : One '-eighth Part in Barrels; to be'delirered t 31 . 4, 4 11e5t 'sX'ictiv . al& Stores at Deptford, Portimouth, '') \ , l l • r°74.,, a ft;p nyr, p n y t : ,i . ?f me i , 4 fi r propor I ious, as .. sA . a . . 11 hereafter be ' iise !a"(1 the periodsltottertnentto!ted, !!..., oheitrrtiltr; of the i Mkole by the 14th February, L`• ./7,,,e.t purl polio:nary Jay. tAe, i5-th April, ''• • ' • 142 0; '4/ . / 0 :` r rem,' iliwg, third part by the 11 0* - . 1 f 0 . 7 / 1 .; . 1 Vcr . A t i t ;itfor by bills, payable without Interest, sialy goys , e N 4.,. _4• . : _... , . , . . tet; Conditions of the Contract may be seen at. the ,S'eci:c ; !terta•ii9ffice'al this 0.0e4.: or by : applying to Mr. J. W. Dun- Its hie,rfeent fortite. iri.c • tualliv at Cork' to the Collector: it. 310festy's Costuig; - at Liners h, I.ie?t'astt.!Vrifr.),an‘4 ‘t; " "rrd j.; and Jo ifit' Settelaty - li) r t he Postnta iter-Thisera 1 44 644' ;'•• • .• . A,. ,s.•.cfpetysticfy„. ° J . : :r ":!`. 4; ,f for a less quantity , than Five Hundred Tierces c, 3 . '' ' f ' tined FiVe :II; With. ed Pierce f e of P 94, will be admitted , V, 21 4 : (11 ';sV,lr.4./!!;'A ,;et . to a i ni . .re:mt . er. iit „uski.eh, /he Prices N t n°ebe. iise;ted: in IL orris at lingth; or that shall 4: 41 : i ; 41ivered to the Boarl Wore One o'Clof:h on the ”id 4 ..ffi'i ! : . ' t .lt :l 4tli‘ 4:f Sep . tendrer nest ; nor 'antes's' the P er s on t " , 5'1 '' ' ' ! 6 : i n5'.2 . 1.3,4 7 % ..,ii• : some . Person uM his' beha lf, at• 1•!,: • 11 4"..c;' yheit call r 4 for. ~, ; . •: • - -- - ' .) : 11 7 '`ler a:a st ;ItsO be accompattied bo.,a ... ettp: sieed (-.,, 2 ., ...,' 'Ar PQ r ".P.,,k.)/b/r Persons, engaging' to became bo und . if.it h .I.?' , l'i ' d-46 ' 17 ?c,: iu the; Penal . S di ?!' . - of L.l:?per Cent. on , 4.44u:4441 3jur the due ierfiwatattco of the Coxtract. ADNIIRALtk OFFICE, 30th 1819. Tir IS Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT having been graciously pleased, by his Order in Cond eil of this Date, to appriiVe of a Proposal made to his Royal Highness by the Lords Cammissioners of the Admiralty, the for the futute and until further Ordert, any ()nicer in hii Majesty's Naval Seriice shall be allowed to hold and to en joy the Salary and Emoittruents of any Public Office under his Majesty's Government, either at Home or Abroad, such Pub lic Office trot being in any Civil or Military Department of the Navy, provided the said' .qaltry and Emoluments do not ex. 'ceed Three'times the amount of the highest rate or Half-Pay of that Rank of Otheers . to which he may belong; or provided the Said Salary and Einoldments, together with the whale or any part or the said'Helf-Pay not the aggregate ex ceed Font thtikit the ametint of the said Half-Pay, that is to say, if the amount of the Salary and the EmoluMents of the situation shall exceed Three times but fall short of Four times the amount of the Half-Pa } ; then the Officer holding such situation shall suffer such abatement from his Half-Pay as that the remainder when added to the 'alary and Emolu ments of the 'public silistatitin shall thAke Op the exact amount of Four times his. Half-Pay, but in no ease to exceed that amount. This is to give notice thereof, and that the said arrangement and the regulation thereupon, is to take effect fromand after the tat January, 1819; and a similar arrange ment has been established for Officers on the Half-Pay of his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces. ' J. W. CROKER. GENERAL POST OFFICE, JULY 13, 1819. rir HE Statute of 55 GeOrge 111. Cap. 153, so -a " . far as relates to the Postage and Conveyance of Let ters, Newspapers, Printed Prices torrent, and Printed Pa pers, to and from the CAPE of GOOD HOPE, CEYLON, "IF arid MAURITIUS, and the EAST INDIES, is repealed ; in consequence of which, no more , PACKET MA will be forwarded between GREAT BRITAIN and those Parts. By an Act of this Session, all Letters brought into Great Britain by Ships and Vessels .from the ahore Parts, are liable to a Sea Postage of Fourpence each, if not exceeding Three Ounces, and One Shilling per Ounce above that weight, in addition to the Inland Rates. And all Letters to the above Places, which may be sent through the Post Office, are liable to a Sea Postage Of Two pence each, under, the weight of, Three Ounces, and One Shilling per Ounce if above that weight, in addition to the Newspper?,Printed : Prices current,,,and Printed Papers, ditty Stamped, may be conveyed to the phove Places for One Penny each Picket, not exceeding Oue Ounce, and One Penny per Ounce above th a t weight. t „; The Post a ge of all such Letlers, Pacliets, and Printed Pa,- peys, must be paid at the time they are putinto the Post Office. Tile Act allows T.etter ? ftnd NeWspppers to he sent to the EAST INDIES " otherwise than tin:ouch the Post Office." B Command of.the Postrnaster-General, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.' EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Julfs°, ISO. • " ! TO BE PAID OFF. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of June and •• • • - July, 151 a . :.. • '• • • THE LORDS COMMISSIONtRS of ins MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given -directions for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the Interest due thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Wednesday,• the 25th day of Au gust, attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays 'ex,:epted) until, and including Saturday, the 21st of August, from ten o'clock in the morning till one in the afternoon, for the piiriose of receiving the same; and, for the greater dispatch, the' hearers of the said Bills are 'desired to place the Bills is Lists (which are to be obtained at this Office), classing them in the Order of their re apecti ve dates, such as are for the same Amount being nume rically arranged, and opecifying the . principal Sums and Interest due thereon, compUted from, hut excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 25th day of August inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said hearers, should they be acting as the agents of holders whose names are inserted in the Bills, are previously to pro cure the endorsements of such holders; and the beaeers are also indispensably required to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at the bottoist of the List; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same, If any of tht holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment ,of the Principal and Interest, previous to. the, said 95th day of August, they may be ac commodated on computing the Interest to the4ay, on, which they wish to he paid, and leaving the said Bills for examina tion onc day prior thereto. Stich persons as may he desirous of having new Exchequer kills jit. whole or :in part of .payment of principal, upon marking }my; Bills, nut ntentiunitl,g the Amount at the bottom of their lists, slelirered on or before 41st of August, may he accommodated With new Bills, payable to , or Order, carrying an In terest •f two-pence by the day, on every one' hundred pounds, which saicl new, Bills will. bear date the said 25th day of August, and, will be delivered,together with the In t rest. due in .tcspect,sof the Bilis so desired to be ex chauged,:_on Thursday, the 26th day of August, and the fol lowing days. The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made payable to • ,or Order, as above-mentioned, may be either transferred by endorsement, ne will be paid to tho Bearer if the bank shall not be filled up.. N.B. All Exchequer Bills dated priir to June,lelt, la►, been advertised to bs paid a. R.OiALA'APHITHEATRI.(ASTLES't), I%E3IMINS : tft-: .BILIDGEj . . . • Positively the lait Week of the following Entertainnients rrinspßEsENT MONDAV, sn(l-five. ensu JIL inz Evenings, at Fialf-past Six o'Clack precisely, the lastnevrNlelo-Drama, from." Tales of My Landlord,;-' called THE BRIDE OF LAMMERMITIR; or, THE MER ISIAID'S WELL! , . • The Madeinolselle FER.'grs Seienti&c and Elegant Datici'ug ; • . oti3One and Two •.. Various EXERCISES fly--the. . Grand TROOP of VOLT!- • • • • - Comic Song.--Exttaordinary Leaps, Sc. : hy 'the FlyingHusiar. To conclude with the Etpteittian 'lll.OO--p-rami of HYPPOLITA, QUEEN-OF THE AMAZONS; ; ' • * * *On Monday. the 9th, of Atisstit;.an Entire, Changeof AMUSEMENTS will take place, which have been Some tiroi in preparation. • _ . _ . MR. wEsrs ExtmlmoN. - PETE GREAT PICTURE DEA'T'H' on Abe PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST:PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL 'and' BARNABAS ItECEIVING the GENTILES, the BRAZEN SERPENT. Alie - CRUCI FIXIC.'sI of our SAVIOUR. - with °thee` PICTURES and SKETCHES, are now EXHIBITING, under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at No:125; PALL-MALL, near Carlton-House everyday front. Ten till Five. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Sec. CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, SAINT JOHN'S WOOD MARY-LE-BONE. PitOSIIIENT. The Rt. Hon. and Rt. Bev. LORD BISHOP of LONDON. VIC6•FRRSIDRNT. The.Riglit Hun. LORD KENYON. AQUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the SOCIETY for CLOTHING, MAINTAINING, and EDUCATING POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGY MEN of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH of ENGLAND, until of age to he put Apprentice, will he holden at the FREEMASON'S TAVERN, Great Queen street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on THURSDAY the Mir inst., at Two o'Clock precisely, on SPECIAL AFFAIRS. J. B. MORGAN, Sec. This Day was published, price ss. REPORT of the PROCEEDINGS connected with the Dispntes between the EARL OF SELKIRK and the NORTH-WEST COMPANY, at the Assizes, held at York, in Upper Canada, October 1818. From Minutes taken in Court. Montreal, Printed London, Reprinted. Sold by Egerton, Whitehall • Sherwood.' Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; and J. Ric hardson, Royal Exchange. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, AUGUST e, 18 1 ft. For SALE. (hy' Order of :the Hononiable 'Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs), on .TUESDAY, the 10th, WEI)NESDAY, the 11th, THURSDAY, the nth, and FRIDAY, the 13th instant, at One 'o'ClOck in the Afrer nothi precisely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing lane, f follotYrng GOODS for EXPORTA TVION :--4.ast India and other Foreign prohibited GueilsiPietores, Prints; and Deals. For flume Consumption, Foreign Spirits, Whisker, Vine, Mangoes, China, rlsea, Coffee, Chocolate, Sugar and other Grocery, l'arnarinds, Suc codes, •Veriligris, Soap', Drugs, Tobacco, Filtering Stones, Canvas, thirsted Alkali, Muslin, Shawls, Lace, Watches and other Jewellery, Prints,, Pictures, Rough Amethysts -sod Topazesi•Deals; 'Mahogany, Rose Woo.l, Boats, St;me, and sundry other Goods as mentioned in the - Catalogue.—Clear o f all Duties. The Tobacco and Snuff in Lots 316 to 373, to he 'viewed et the Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks the Dea►s, Ma• ilogmlY, Rosewood, Boats, and Stone, at t he Tobaeco Orott , ;11 Retherbithe ; and all the other Goods at the Kings Ware house, Custom-Honie. and at Globe Yard and Lingham's Wareho-useS,' Lower ,Thames-street; 'on Thursday, the sth, Yriday, , the 6th, Saturday, the. 7th; and Monday, the 9th instant, from Ten ®'Clock in the Morning to Three in.the Afternoon. N.B.—GOods hooght at this Sale, must be paid for at the Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, OS:tom-Hone, on or before Tuesday the 31st instant, or the Depositssniadc thereon will absolutely become forfeited. . . • Cataleigdes to be had at the • King's Warehouse, Custom; llouse, on Wednesday, the 4th instant, price One Shilling each. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. CAPITAL ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOU , SAND, POUNDS, . ' Of which 120,0001. is invested in Government or real Secu rities, and the remainder guaranteed under a Deed of, Settlement. DARSONS' assuring with this Company, as, AL. wel.l against Fire as upon Lives, will' periodically par ticipate in the surplus Premiums, after a moderate deduction for the mcpences of Management, and compensation fur the Guarantee Capital of the Company, viz. LIFE DEPARTMENT, On all Policies for 1001. and upwards, made for the whole term of Life, at the expiration of every seventh year, there will be assigned a just proportion of the surplus Premiums, to be then ascertained upon principles of-correct calculation ; the amount of which may he applied in either of the follow ing ways, at the option of the person assured, Viz.- Ist. By making an addition to the sum specified in the Po licy, payable at the death of the Party, as till lately practised at Me EqUitable Life Assurance Office. 2nd. By applying the amount in reduction of the annual Pt cesium. • . , 3rd. By redeeming the future payments of Premium. • The Tablesof , Rates of Premium are the sau►e as those in ■se at the Equitable ()dice. Other Tables arc also framed, according to which, persons ►nay assure a sum certain fur the whole term of life, by pay ing an increased Premium - for a fixed number of years only, and be free from all further. payment , thereafter. FIRE DEPARTMENT. On all Policies for 3001. and upwards, continuing in force for fire years '(no claim for loss haying been made thereon) the Assured will be entitled to part►cipate its the surptus Premiums, to be ascertained at that. period. Persons assuring are not liable for the Losses of others, and they have ample security for their owu Losses by the provi sion of the Guaramee.Fund. ,„. Further lukornation, with printed particulars, will be given . on - application at the principal (Ace, Cheapside, Lon don; or. by. the Agents. in. the several Cities and 'fowls* throughout the Un'tirci Kingdom. . HENRY DEStiOROUGH, Juu. Secretary. TO SOLICITORS, BANKERS, AND OTHERS IN THE COUNTRY. The .ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY wishing to In •rease the number of their Agencies throughout the Country ) the Directors are ready to receive applications from Gentle men willing.to undertake the same, either hi the Life or Fire Department, or- in both, iit those Towns where none are as-yet established, to act for this Other. Such applications to he addressed to the Secretary, at the Office in Cheapside, and accompanied with referruca to persosisAn tond4S‘w,,v.i . HENRY DESBOROUfiII, Jan. %Secretor/. London, Chsapside, Itsly ob , talk. EMIGRATION. As misrepresentations have been ;m4)364'0431! circulated respecting the conduct or the llarquese ofSTat•roab, in reference to the SUndet 1210 gstate, -• , . we regret, that , in Justice to that-Noblettian, we had not an earlier opportunity of inierting . the • •• . • folloWing Letter, WhiCh appeared in . the The &lin.. burgh Eue . g'Coui•clt, of the • ' TO THE 'EDITOR OF Tilt COURANT. • " siPTHEILLAND.gsI'A7rit-.•: - ' " t!!4l)QinOck, Sulyiltiosvg. if Sin-4 .baveseen,in tome of the N.mpapers stateinenia a-e 4 sort regarding. the oiasCagintko , t, Eitaft'or 'and Ato,ltmi k tol v irof,o4e informal iu.n of your Readers, to make a .10w remarks ou the, subject.. " It is (tie" that at - last Whitsunday a number of individuals Were removed from their farms. Ic is saiththay,are.Cottipelled Ao,.emigratel ;and vd.. rious strong terms of reprobation have been,ap• plied to the policy.which produces the .necessiry. If, however, this were a fair accOunt"of the mat ter„.natriely, That . the - overflowing of a redundant populatidn is discharged, in .order to make way for an intelligent tenantry and improved husbandry, is the proprietor in:such a'case answerable to the public for the exercise-of his lawful rights ? Hu inanity would indeed dictate the propriety of no tice beyond the legal warning, so as the period of change may not arrive without preparation. la the present case such notice u as given almost two ye!trs before the term of removal. The actual case, however, was very different from that supposed. i‘;migration was not the sole .alternative; for the most earnest invitation was held out to the people to remain in their native country. Situations on the coast were offered to all, variously suited to different dispositirons, and possessing advantages quite unprecedented in instances. Immediate possession was of fered, and no rent was to be required for either their old or new possessions up to the time of their removal. • "The success of such Schemes had been already proved. Thwe who accepted similar offers .in former years are now engaged in the interesting career of prosperous industry. 'lO stimulate this industry, •and, to encourage neatness in their ha bitations, considerable sums are annually expend-. ed in suitable premiums. The value of the fish+ cries in. Assiut, at Helmsdale, and I3rora, in which these settlers are engaged, is very great and re. pidly progressive. To all this, however, the emi. grants obstinately shut their eyes, and their con duct tinder the instigation of self-will is strangely represented as owing to a necessity imposed upon. them. " It has been' insinuated that Lord Staffora might have been expected to fitrnith the menus of conveyance to America: well known that his Lordship, in the., distressing year .-1817, ex pended,lo,6oo/. in providing food for the people on the estate. The recurrence of such evils was to be prevented by rendering them indusrrious at Irome ; and to this object his Lordship applied efforts which were more benevolent, and certainly. not less judicious than those which have been tang. - , geared by a disposition to find fault. " 1 am informed that. Mr. Macleod, of Cadboll; M. P. Mr.. Mackay of Rockfield, and others of a Committee named by the Transatlantic Associa tion, have refused to act.-1 am, Sir, your mosC obedient servant, VERITAS.7' THOMAS MOORE, Esa.—The health of this Gen tleman having been proposed at a late Public Dinner in Dublin, Mr. PHILLIPS, ►he Barrister, was universally called on to support the toast, (his own health having been previously drank with. great applause), and he therefore arose and ex pressed himself in the following manner : Mir Lunn—(Lord Cloncnrry, the Cbairman)--I am too , much overwhelmed by the reception- I hive experienced, to, be able to address you upon any topic, and yet it is expected that I shall thank you in the name of Moore, the must eloquent, the most inspired of the Poets of our Country. The last time we met here was to honour him—bow natural it 'is that our next meeting should he to celebrate the, cause of Freedom.--for'surely there breathes not a man mhose heart beats more warntliin that cause, or whose genius casts on it a more splendid illumination.--(Loud ap plaUse.)--Indeed, it . would be difficult to select either in his public or his private life, a quality to which we would be in clined to give a preference—his virtues rival one another, and it is hard to say whether we should most admire him as a son, an husband, i father, oria citizen. I speak only of the qualities which are his own—as to his genius, it is from lira ven.,--Public report says lie has fallen into misfortune—it is a topic almost too delicate to touch, but if be hes, I hope it Neill hare no other consequence than giving his country art opportunity of testifying their estimation of him.—(Loud. cheers.) —Was I to . niake a prophecy, I would' say, that his adversity *will only call forth nobler and purer emanations of his spirit. When, such a flower is bruised, its fragrance only becomes the more perceptible.—(Loud cheers.)—My Lord, in the name, since you will have it so, of Mr. Moore, I thank you—be has found in me but an ineloquent and in• efficient substitute. Last summer a swallow built her nest about six feet towards the paddles oil he stern, under t projecting part of the deck' of the . Marion steAm boat ,plying on Loch Lomond,Scotland,and had 144 several eggs, when UnfortunatelyOue blowy day the water was thrown so high as to wash the nest, completely away. This summer another one has been, ,formed, and now contains four eggs. The bird, sits :very close when the boat is. at anchor opposite Barlett Ferry ;. and goes up every morning, to the mouth of the Loch with the boat and meets it at the same place in the afternoon oa her return ; but - it is much doubted whether any brood will, be produced, sts,the boat is absent every week day on her passage about seven hours.