The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-15 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

Extracts from American Pipers to the 17th No-
rfasuh.r. 11121.
• .
CANADIAN Eirrtuitist.—lo the western district ad
Upper Canada many formers have, is couveoence of the
trsr price of pain commenced the cultore of tobacco. bone

iii.;47,;(4;ailef is yr. ',sold for n good price. It is sinverted
ttte, uonsdgriil io the vicinity of the river Thames

WARSAW, NOVEIIIIER 20.
Accounts from Korroo say. that the march of

other nation to-operating with either of them, ahodilee rt;
geared he any of the ports of the lonian States. .4!
" That all commemieation with the abov.ementiosta yes-
eels is expressly prohibited, except through the medium 6f
the proper offieers of the louian Government, to who. It
may be iutrustre:
lhat every subject of the lonian Staten, or way other
iodividral residing there, who shall in future time to attempt,
Okis ow. accord, to Imre the least cusseatiniestims with
each vessel* shall be considered as guilty of open rebellion
mtaiost the lonian Guverumeut, sad shall be treated imeassl.
iaaly.
" This Proclamation shell heßriuted and pobligagOstil
the Greek and Italics lasswerie., rah
" From the Palate at Corfu, October 29, len. • 4
." By Order aloe Exerlkney,
" FRED. tiANCKEY, fieceetmeg.r
•"iiletmch Funds.—Five per Cents. $8 f. ; Bang
apoik, 1,593 1.
'VIENNA, NOVEMBER 3 •
A report hits been in circulation here for some
days, that the Emperors of Austria and Russia are
to have at, interview at Warsaw, where the Plenipo-
tentiaries of the other great Powers will also he tri-
ambled, to delib-rate uu the affairs of Turkey, and
negociate for the maintenance of peace.
Letters from the frontiers of Italy state. that the
Erigiiili Government has eederrd a general disarm-
ing of the inhabitants of the lonian Islands.
NUREMBERG, DECEMEER 4.
Our Gazelle contains Ihe following article, dated
from the frontier. of Italy, November ip-,
" According to intelligence from Epirus, the fort
of Aria .contiours in the pnasession of the Turks,
although strictly blockaded by the Sabots. l'reveaa
and Margit live also Turkish garrisons, the attacks
on the two latter places have been repulsed. The
central Government of the Greeks and Alba-
nians, fur Epirus, is finally established at Suli.
The superior authority is placed in the hands of
the Senate. Prince Mauro-Curdato has been up.
pointed President of this &nate, in which se-
veral Generals have seats, as it is not only
charged with the Civil Government, but also
with the three. ion of military affairs. Churschid
Pacha liar 'recited some reinforcements, and se-
veral engagements have taken place, which Indi-
cates that lie is about to resume ibe offensive. Ali
Nacho lice not yet left the citadel of Junius, Kan
titer the Turks nor Greeks place confidence% laal.".

the Society_
eery nature of its oast constitution must brcotne

.9e."Ariti ST. PETERSBURG/1, NOVEMBER 21.
rlsy x a* addressed to the Senate his Ma-
jelly %be :Etnirertir haa commanded the establith-
meta of • 'tussle's Grotral Cuusulate in Perste.
Tne mutual exiteliditure foe the establishment is
fixed at 1,300 Dutch ilocate.
MAMBDROM, DECEMBER A.
The Avsemhly of the Citizens has rejected, by
• greet majoritf, the proposal of the Senate, to
coutitise the lariff of Customs now iB .force put
Saatilrf year.
The batibropley of the Dontrig home of Ten-
nies and ceitliAbarsky is estimated at four millions
of Polish fl,ortion Nlany houses, both heie and at
Miami, appear to he colisiderably interested in it.
Large psechases of timber for the Fretioh navy
has lately been wade in the ortrikern ports.
. WRANKFOR'f, DECEMBER G.
We expert every moment the courier which will
bring the kite,. irons Couolotitihuple of the 10th
November. Indeed, accounts say that the Divan
had out yet given any enateu Kiser to the 4tet.
Mau shincitant.
- • weil w* era
-,vasls &vitro&
• GERMAN PAPER2O-11!.11.,0 -:D4***".'
• 41., .BEtlt.lN. DECENBR 3.
•-• The etatotes of the Rhenish N'eet lotto' Com-
ty, which liaise leekby his Majesty,
ruidisited in the State Guaene. The fallow-
imir are *owe of Or Chief articles
:
• t. The Company is formed fur she purpose of exporting
rat nxwrsl Or msnafarlareJ printery of (kr-many the
etwomiliasimi of the Rhenish Weal Conopeon.lol
Slid therefore clef, en business .with the West tidies, MOO%
Nod *Alb America, or to other peel. of the world alart,eithee
fisr Its lora *Wiest ur by consigtments, with or wiihoirt
mere of alunry for the account of tithes pensions, bet wiN
Mmilisie Intel( in its exporioinors to the usaiiiifietoree sod
poilute of Grim:shy •arlasnrely.
P. The duration of the Cummins is fixed for twenty
years, floes the 041, of Mardi. 1341 ; but if it obeold at afro
time appear cm bstaaciag the aceonnts, that the third part
of the urigioal capital is Ina', the bostionottleif 16'0m/oast
abate be coned, told hootti•lett 44 soon orpsosihie.
3. The capital to commit of shares U(iellt Heflin denims
.each—ltts somber of sharer nut so exemil4lolloo. The AMMO
to bear mensal al 4 per cent. ••m. '
B. The rote's' of the sbwiditilittos be held foe
the resew at Elberfold. Iti 4.
NvitEmetlt, 3.
The vintage, toy the accounts from the Rhine; ,
hes been every where hail, or, to speok more pro-
perly. there has beeu noise. One distress. already
,so great, is out a li:tle aggravated by this sitcom-
Matice. To this may be added, that we have beets
oleo deceived in the hope of seeing otherAirlieles of
'produce rise in price. Even wow* of which"%
.stock its still large. hos hot risen, ttotwithat
.the failure of the vintage. There is a want of pew
.ethosent. because the consumption daily diminishes,
*tom the stagmoino of trade. To this may be
added, the impediments thrown in the way oh exa
portation, by high toile owl duties. It is espy I
see allot will be the end of all thirs. Thittoollit
laineistoble is, that though thin increasing disoblige.
has been so ling represented in journals, memo-
&c. io lively colours, tia relief appears from
tiny qua/ ter. It is remarkable that a complaint
has lately beets heard from the north, like that
which has so long resituuded to the south of Gar
• It is true that it would be folly to expect the
exiting evil to he entirely relieved; but se no ef-
fectual step has yet been talon) by the Governs
metals to offer any howl of •Ileviession, this is
extremely discouraging. rod it is eertifia that if.
soy notesnre of this kind indicative or ...a will.
should be put in effect. it Would be * great eta.

, net, the rich lee& us. the herders sof owe rivers Raises,
gotta% Rabic.. Om predate!
le • • caIARLIOrfoR, NW/Evora 2.
. fraelebp+Bunter, Cartels Carter, arrived at this part
Igpigpsiomight 4eysfroosCape Florida, hound to Philo-
iteiplipas pot in for a sepply•of provisioeb. The •Houter
ecsieXplltedist Philadeiphis in July last,• by the East Florida
Assotistitoo, sod sailed the eth, for the par.
111=t ,ireedenate the slues,- boys, sad Woad. of East
x order the directives/ Me. -P. S. Chassite. We en-
derMeasi. Mat they &awe examined the titbit as far as the flay
el Timm, sad swam a•vely favoserable report Metter.
PORTLAND, OCTOBER 30.
Carrot and Bolger, whom we mentioned in our lasts ea
Mist pert 'of the rive., of the British *choosier Maria
(*Urged with rununte away with bee), gave on the 25410
wet. further examined before the Hon. A. K Parfia, District
Shag', and ',ideate, offered by the British Vice.Cossul,*io
.4pport of the complaint by him exhibitedrigaiest Item.
dee of the crew' who confessed the vskole Arabeellipits, is he
..ewinetarot at Boston.
Riitmet of • letter (rum a Gentleman to a respellebLe
enerrantofe Forst in Savannah, tlated•Cape Maximo, ,Haeti,
:teptenolier 23, 1521.
.4 A schemer belonging to Philadelphia aerie • flew
devotee° from Port so. Prior, with Suer and g' ich shoe
=.l by it iving the interpreter invoices ae on Maim
. A Sr* days after her arrival she was settee,
edMiirstrleg
,ght on hoard, which }mss coudeuwell-41er
eitosibwee Geed Ere dollars a ,gallon for its barite'
heels tumid on board, sad the yowl declared confetti.
brik 11.. Captain, however, 111. appealed from this drea-
rier. The suilierities here have commenced another plea
..f searching (,r salted provisioes and fish ea coutsahood
reneges. Our norther* (,tends must calculate to make quick
dales, or to-e their Ofopetty, as in this place, withuot pickle,
ihey will not keep long. There is much trouble is. husieess
Sae. It has orearred sloe, Christophe's death, oaring to a
sites of the taws beteg bus, sod the other part Plesident
Moyer's. It would therefore be wise Out to ink this part of
sars• ieland anal the laws and regulations ere better ender-
steed by those who administer them. President Buyer is
touch e.treined by all foreigarrs; hcencourages trails as
sweeeteepuselble, and were there more men of his priociplea
sts4llllete lielfgates would he Attk muse satiefaciatto le
AIM
IM4 1.,' ••
" •I'lltgtfip/V INT‘I,4O,;ENcE.
• ....iv,
.aksai BURGH PAMIR&
•41 I.^. •
.m-et hose IlitsißußGO, DECEMBER 7.
• WClOseismttnießtft bite following pat drillers trues
letters the-2 hallis'ltAlabs, received litre Crow
• 110113TANTINOPLII, OCTOBER 26.
The Russia,* ships continue to pass freely. The pay- •
.:.tent of the Janissaries, which is generally attended with
.sgatillers.. paused over pretty quietly a few days since; and
441101,1111 we of. the Goveresomit to maintain traoquillity is el.
ivied, without interruptive, with the same success. The
peeks living is. Otis country are better treated by the Au-
rities, mad the of the populace towands them has
.eefilier abated. There has been no public execotions for this
Jpeiatight. The tomasioo of the Persiatis is confirmed It
la thought they have taken Bagdad, es well as fan and Top-
talkali in Armeria, and besiege Kars aid Erserum, the only
4:truces of the emirate ois that side.
OCTOBER 29.
,„ The fork of tbe Pmaiaat Is estimated at 150,000 ewe. It
JP rut supposed that Ermod. tan hold out burg. This war
-4sos, be, as made hcmwd IprlYa peweiJo by a fitlfillia of the
-is silts " Is
Z --.n _r ".~ 1
1." OCTOBER 30.
art al~ll inteßliteriest Leto have bees. received from
safelifbibmieftwegh, which may to au amicable al rmgetneot
=the two Powers. The Porte (veneers to behave
saa»arrsgaute teemed. the Christim Powers. It;
Roweireedie owls Minh much importauce to the Persian Valke„
vs a • NOVEMithlt Q.
1,..•R is certain that dispatches have Lem receivid by the
vPorte (ruin St. Peterstwigh, and others from Vicious, by the
Imperial Interomicin. The day before yesterday a general
Casecil was held of all the great ofilcess of ilse empire.
The Reis Effendi was dismissed yesterday, and seat into
exile to Asia. Some believe that this is ouly a event emu-
pier of sending a ai goeiator to treat with the Femme. The
Marmites have made an alliance with the Demers. The
Weehabars have recommuced their iucursioaa. Thegreader
part of Sreia and Arabia is in an oniseitled state. Ali
Pscha hohis out is dmisa--the Poch& of Scatari, with
. k:i Allyweams, undertake* 111•1 bing against him. Swot is
reported to be in insurrectioe. It is affirmed that after the
perfidious execution of some of ante Chief., the Packs sent
Goal hence has been cut to pieces by them, together with his
• attendants. An army of 60,000 m.o. Anima Gum the army
of the Danube, which was to marclo to L'vailia, will be da-
mned by this insurrectioo. Great uueasiarss ui euttstainid
sweepettlies the answer which the Seam ton t give to the
• *Venn of Russia. The situation of the Turks is extremely
)4tAtiral. The Miniitris of iho. Porte bays so power; all
,seeperw are made to the chief favourite, Hatch Effrodi, who
liktlEINT the commands of the Sasereigu, and he is, outlays.
INV; 'keratoid, obstinate, (anal icsl, cruel, and covetous.
• The Ambarsadors of all the European Puwerr, without
exception, have, for some time past, signified to die Porte
Volt it mast hasten to accede to the terms of Russia, or
• mberuise it cannot expect auy support f; urn their Sovereigns.
. Bra had demanded an medicare of the Grand Varier, and
. abirirstnerd negociations to °Wain also au audience of the
s-1111insan, without being obliged to give the usual presents.—
Jilt/tie Las been counteracted by aa tatrigue, sod the audience
bee met taken place.
People have a moat formidable idea of* force of Russia ;
10-doilloite opinion having established itself slimes them, may
OrDithy diminish their courage to resist. Is. care of war,
A rsivala will be the theatre of grist emits. Num prudear.
011.6 mourteubmistive then the Greeks, the Aron:wises are,
Ilarrweirer, equally fanatic Christiaus ,• living in the midst of
Weemilem, they will not immediately expose them-
to danger, but would reriaioly have less to object
•• to the Pentane Moo so she Turks and if the imerventwo
"vet IttallitaicallhiWil insure them political existeme as a
beff "VAN probably embrace with eteeerneer
the opportunity to shake off the yukr. They are
•Istek, verb ludnNriow, numerous, and robust, mod might
-olibetetfore be very troublesome to this Got-element. Accord.
lee as the• Persians conduct themselves iu Armenia, they
.',olllo4llmeure thernaelves • very fine position in their cuuntfy.
I•. Tbvklurdislt grafts arc always on the aide of the conqocrior,
'"felrelie•sake ef pleader. This empire is so ill-directed, so
..telpbervea.ed guild° and with's', that one might almost
loaf with /11,111. is necessary to lead it to
*Oka's"' • •
From} the fneceding statements, received from
I 1,10 • g t _Willy, It appeals that the great assomitly
• "Oleg „L)sgist, on the 3101 of October. was foe de-
bating on the lio,ssum proposals; whence Ist tisy
!..*adie whet credit is due to the occu's* the
9711190: lt
4ttetved by way of Attga:thi...vot pt" tin
M hive been rejected.

established. Such a Society cannot prove refiectual
milers it be exceedingly extensive; it mast em-
brace a great number of persons, and, in point of
fact, a greet number of persons have contributed
sums of money to the fund, which, ender the
guidance of • Committee of Management, is eni.
ployed in accomplishing the ruin of one,' printers as
this Committee may ,think proper to select for
persecution. These subscribers are of every class
of persons in the State who may be anxious to con-
ciliate the favour of the Ministers, whom they have
in pity taken under their protecting wing; but in
the further progress of the Society the appearance
of its own members in any tileial capacity must
vitiate its pets. The Society, therefore, ought ,no
longer to embrace within its extent any Gentleman
who is or hopes to be High alberitY of his cotiaty....

no Gentleman who might desire to not ea •Gr
Juror, or to sit in a jury-box upon the trial, of
persons charged with political libels. The list
might easily be extended to shew the multitude of
instances wherein inconveniences or improprietir•
must occur in the ordinary discharge of legal
duties, from the eircumataret of beiug members
of this Bridge-street Society; but we shall allude
only to one more, where the indecency of the
matter is so obvious aa to require no comment.
If a member of the Society cannot be an
impartial Sheriff or on impartial Juryman in
cases of indictments preferred by the agents of
the body, can be be presumed to be an impartial
judge ? When it was 'petitioned some time since
by a Gentleman of the Bar to the Court of Kul's
Bench, that • Chief Justice was a member of lie
Society, Sir CHARLES ASBOTT, with prompting&
and dignity, instantly said, 66 Not of this fit,
1 trust, Sir ;" Outs strongly expressing his
of the impropriety of such • eircutnstance. The
Chief Justice.alluded to at the bar was Mr. CHRIS-
TIAN, of the Isle of Ely, who might find himself
'at some time in the unpleasant situation of tryingi
as • Judge an individual whomairmasamember
this Society, he had prosecuted. Bich Members
the House of Peers who were so injudicious as
suffer their names to be enrolled among the eaar
bars of this Society, ought to reaect upon the pro-
liable occurrence of such a case, as it might affect
'brawlers personally. They are Judges,the Chief
Judges of the empire; and can they feel that it
would be consistent with what is due to their own
characters, and to the public justice of the State,
that, in the event of au appeal to their jurisdiction
by an individual prosecuted at the instance of their
Society, they should appear at once in thenusents-
lOW characters of accusers and of judge/I'7f I-

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TUE BRITISH PRESS.

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- LONDON.
SATURDAY. Ds,cgassi lA. ism
• The proceedings which took place yesterday in
the Court or King's Bench were highly interesting.
The Bridge-street Association has received another
blow, which throws a great discredit upon its cha-
racter. It will be seeu by our report of those pro-
ceedings that the trial of the indictments for libels,"
which had been found at the instance of this tie-
ciety against certain printers and publishers, was
interrupted by a decision of time Chief Justice,
.who admitted the validity of a challenge to the
array of the Jury in :one of the cute*, upon the
ground that Mr. Alderman GAMUT'', one of the
SheritTs, was a member of the Bridge-street Society,
:,ttiol consequently one of the proaecistors at the
::time of emponnelling the Jury. This objection was
,made in Mr. Dot.se's case, mud being equally per-
' tinent to all the others that stood for trial, it had the

It:tents from the Paris Papers of Tuesday are
igiveu iu our precrthug columma. They cuourips
nothing of impurtauce.

liatuburgh and Dutch Mails have arrived.
The Papers brought by the former contain the
alleged substance of private letters and other
communications front Constantinople, hut they we
(}f the mind vague and uncertain character ocalli
the previous accouuta from that sikeOßL
_ u4l .1(

COUriliOCtlelit. 10 114 e cruses s itbduatAtto to take
the best sidemstage of the 'chef afforded. sod to
submit in putsence to what mina/ be altered Our
attention is directed to the negociatious at Darin.
shalt, and we look itnpriirtoly to the result. We
rutty expect that sonietbing will 6000 transpire, fur
this subject, which is of the highest Importance in
the economy of all the States, must necessarily be
brought forward in the Assemblies of the States
concerned ; and it is to be hoped that obstacles not
Jpeiherto to be removed will become known, so that
'MIN* be investigined to remove them.—(ft urea-
.4orre Cerrespondent, December 4 )
FILINKFORT. DECEMBER 3.
His Excellency the PresaJetit of the Diet is
arrived ilOlll Vienna.
lIIERMANPTADT, NOVEMBER It.

effect of preventing further proceedings. Never,
certainly, was there so attempt so miserably unfor-
tunate at that which has been made by the framers
of the Bridge-street Society to protect the power
and character of his MAJESTY'S present Ministers.
On every occasion their proceedings are checked
either by the jealous spirit of the Constitution, or
by some unlucky accident arising out of the
very nature of the Association. Their prosecu
butts are discountenanced by Juries, and gut
Court of King's Bench has thrown discre.
dit upon the character of the Institution by the
avowed presumption that the subscribers to its
funds are incapable of acting in any opacity with

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We hove received New York Riper* to the
17th of November. The price of sour continued
can the decline, iii consequence of the account*
from England, which destroyed the expectation of
the opening of the ports to foreign importation. The
American men:lnuits speculated largely ot► a bed
harvest unit rise of prices in Europe, and have, of
course, suffered greatly by the disappointment. A
ease bus been derided in the Circuit Court of New
York by Judy,- LIVINGSTON, which is iuterestinr

. Foetives who arrive on our frontiers agree in
tlititting that while the Turkish Commanders in the
principalities of Altaldaaia and Wallachia display
via all occasions the greatest arrogance. their sol-
diers. on the contrary, are seised with a panic at
eatery idle report of the approach of the !lonian
troops. A report was lately spread near Bucharest
' that a helcUabiaass were advancing, initurthately the
Turk. dispersed in confusion. and fled in all direr-
Hun.: auditory diaciplaate is at thing not to be thought
of aiming dig Turks.--(eillgemeine Zeitueg, De.
eesther 4. J ,
.fil q, •ri •••/..., ”ii z
PARIS. PAPER/kr-, •1
-,es-.• • r• Ne • . •
.
'imam: azcsmase I). •
Yesterday his ilafeaty transacted business with
the Preotdent of the Council.
Luvuol the 61,ft/a,delle /' . lonie, of Dia'.urausligr 3J '
."
:MIA_ )1/v1 lON
ii.
--• hum- tail
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impartiality upon any case selected by the agents
of the Society for persecution. To this gully be
added the overwhelming force of public opinion.
which has loudly condemned the presumption of
any number of private individuals sittiug in judg.
neent upon the acts of their fellow subjects. and
arrogating to themselves the exercise of a discre-
tionary authority which the spirit of the Constitur
tion, as proved by uniform practice since the Rev"
.lasion, has reposed iu the breasts of the Minister,
"'the Crown alone, with wham also lies the serious
tomponsibility that should always accompany it.
'The Society hes hitherto persevered to its exertions,
in despite of every difircwlty, and harl Not the wort
of their enterprise militated dangerously against the
true spirit of the Constitution. and the best inie.
of the - wr lit -

, otk by Judge ig
to persons engaged in commerce with the United
States. it relates to the method of settling damages
on protested bills of exchange drawn upon Great
Britain. The judgment of the Court on the case be-
fore it was, " Let 10 per rent. for damages be-cal-
culated on, and stifled to the sum fur which the bill
is drawn, the whole of which amount is then to be
brought into dollars and cents, at the rate of ex-
6"ehange current at the time of his receiving notice
of protest, which it is admitted was 15 per cent.
below par—or, in other words, let the calculation
be so made as to give the Plaintitis us much so dol-
lars and cents as would at the aloe have parentaed
HOF new bill on Great Britain fin. WO/. sterling foe
l•teteery lOW. sterling of the original lull. As to the
"time and manner of calculating iitteisstss Jt
,illlllti-
lierstood there, ip 4o dispale:','„. .., tt. ...esa, '

" By his Excellency Sir ..nintAs Maitland-
" His Excellency the Lord High Commissioner hawing,
accordtuv to the advice of She President and of Ibe Senate
issued a proclantation dated die gib of Oslo alootb, by which
tbe perfect approbation ezpreosed qy bi. blujesay the Suve-
dells Nutter-- of ' tater, relatively t. IM strict nen-
_

vests J.witspire, we might express some pity
ihat s spirit so chivalrous had met with such Made-
-I.4paate success; but we must rejoice in every inci-
dent that tends to incapacitate such a society from
stairig further mischief.

we perceive' with *yet, teem • presage in
another of our columns, furnished by our usual
Agricultural Reporter, that the public now see the
last of the Bedfordesm premiums, suturally distri-
buted fir several yews past iir Guareell-streer, fee

;emu Psoies•tur ..... Jbese Si..
Government
insproweissemt to tine breed of cattle, sheep, said
natty promulgated by the of the loofas in By • former decition of the Cottrt of King's
]sheds an the present rinds, and the war which has broken . „,, pigs; and we the more regret to perceive that his
net in the itriglibnurbood of thew. islands was wade known, by Vat'U‘ii, the doors of the jury.box were, in curt
y
Grace the Duke of BEDFORD bus also withdrawn
which 14.110060 U the inhabitants of these islands were Mum' indictment preferred by the Society, declared to be his name from this useful Club, which has Noble
mended to pay the most constant and strict trines eeeee la
the regulation's anal urdinalice., which base Set& appont.with closed sgsiait all persons who have sanctioned the. brother iustituted. ‘Ve are uttisequaitited with his
y.. 11 .601111 . . - .
4,
lA./It , , ,
~ . . , . .
.. Mel.
„, i
• a view lu preservethat actor' ity outia ale ;
~„, ...I, .
_t ItltGli AND Dpiril
"And a., uotwithotanding these regulation uggil,llo6l- satisfactory to many to perceive, that next year's
..—.support, tin mutter how itsconsiderable emsvispte
.. .. ,• oigaraniuos"Ecsiong 1. sauce., sewers! threat violations have taken olse•,,,pos . I show sod premiurois Ibjolii the Club's own funds,
ad, of thafeentralits and tire law of nations,
.hot 7a: been the pauses. severally subscribed. Ths,:dew_T ire looked forward to with conadsat anticipations
in the lost stores% iitireat IllaßiaLter of shupii hove
huroanity, as at Cerigo, to such a delver, that Li 4 • 'vision Ought to have had the effect of cousin a 414.. by the ',tactical men. who, we believe, have tlwoligh
hero Strinded sod • o .on our different posits. sable to repeat them without horror; , , ~
' 4,44gesigg diminution of the Members of the Sateisttlei the test tl3 years mainly *optioned the Club.
Amos theta is a stliglielsiiigitt..to the *ma of a ?be Land High CitaiMliaitotes the 4overeign, it- Mal.
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Donner and Ca. at Alton*, ignored for 1Q1).000 .140, according to the advice of die Prod(lest and issale, be. but the activity of the Agents eat 4savisql deo
dollars 'neck. (35,0001.), which fnuadered, and all in/ serious to peewees any art►er aisthittoo of t►e seittral it',
creased, we presume that Owe funds wave Oeulfteled
oil Wand perisisgsts sod with a view Mr lig sad lo reams
. feat tits effects dittreowatilflgt=liworodent iadtvi. by the implied censure conveyed by the Judges.
Accounts from diferrent parts of ~the mein* duals who have .sttemmted and 'M.., -.. tt• intaspet to introits
owe, that ;he corn trade is astreateiy den, ellsi shirß* islands ill the calamities with. suoidaad them, la The..pre'll. "
t blow, however, oust deride the fate a
that the Tanners are in ihe.grestest embarrassment, , pleased I.) proclaim... the ociety, for it shears in so strong a light the inn
being unable to d.spose of their corn unless at a " That (rem the present date (except in rage of sterns), conveniences that mast arise in endeavouring to
verg:tow.prices aoahip of war beluaging to the Beltigetain.l'astisa, "cosy
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