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London, England, 1824-06-16 00:00:00

THE GREEKS.

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IR6llk

:KS YESTERDAY,

The arbitrators appointed tO divide the contested estate
of Culloden, in the Ikerough of Camelford, between the
Karl of Darlington and the Marquis of Hertford, after
having spent a week in vain endeavours to aecomplitsh the
desired object, separated on Saturday last without having
come to ah arrangeinent. The purpose of the Noble
Marquis hi etect hbtises on his part of this estate, in order

As won aa these practical measures shall be advanced to a given
point, 1 well know the willing change which they cannot tail to
ptudece throughout the warid t but I am grieved to see the daily
waste of capital, the misepplication of time, and of all the human
faculties; and much more the hourly sufferings which are, in the
meantime, experienced from pecuniary and mental distress, the
necessary result of the prevalent popular crron.
Urged on, therefore, as I am by these considerations, I mean
to take the earliest opportunity of explaining openly to the public
what the public may immediately obtain foe Waif. without in-
juriously interfering with the interests of individuals or of govern-
ments. I wish the public to judge for itself of a plan which is re.
nsmmened for their adoption by ah experienced poetical man, who
can have no one view to private interest in the recommendation.
Ample notice shall be given to the public of the steps which
shall be taken fur this important purpose.
ROBERT OWEN.

The following letter from Napoli di Romania gives some
details of the elections in Greece:—

N POLI DI ROMANIA, APRIL 12,.1921..

It was with greet pleasure we hestd of the loin concluded for the
Greeks, as, to deal candidly With you, nothing but that aid could
have saved Mari:wise ; as it is. it comes most opportunely, for if
It were a moment later it would be too late, and if it had been earlier
it would have been seised by the military oligarchs, who still hot&
of dw fortresses, which, however, they have promised to
diver up to the Constitutionalist. The election are to take
place next month. The hanchise is universal to all males above
21 years of age. Every 60 families in a village nominates Depoty,
who preßeds to the central town of the Prefecture. The cervej
town diets 12 deputies. The village and town deputies then dem
either one or two Members of Parliament, according to the sire of
the district. All are elected by ballot.
The Legislative Body elect the Executive by phirality of voices.
The Executive Body candler of live oe seven Members r they have
undue
weight at present, owing to the want of vigour lad in.
al aptitude in the Representatives; but it has bass pro.
posed to raise their character by the publicstioo of the debates in
the Greek newspapers, which must be enlarged fey that purpose.
The General Assembly is formed thus :—Two or four licputies are
libation In each Prefecture by say of ballot t they then unite, and
form the General Assembly, which is the only body that can make
any fundamental change in the Constitution.
The MUowing plan for the ensuing campaign has been sub.
mined to the Greek Government by an English Officer of rank,
and will, I believe, be adopted t
It Is proposed to form three eorpe— one at Thermorylw. for do.
fence ; one at Olympus, to raise the country, and to unite the in.
habitants in arms, as they already are in heart ; and one at Agra.
pha, for Mince, or for defines, If we should waxed in esti:ill tho
Albanians to insurrection.

THE ASHANTLE WAR.--Cape Town papsmi to the 4th
of March have arrived, but they contain no intelligence,
'from Ashantee; we understand, however, that a letter has
been received by a merchant in the city, which continua
the news of the death of Sir Charles M•Carthy and the
disastrous affair at Accra. The letter is dated the 13th of
March, and was brought by the Pitt, which arrived at Bris-
tol yesterday, from Cape Coast Castle. Allusion, we LID..
derstand, is made in the letter toilet:patches previously sent
to Government, but which have not vet been received.
Auk:RICAN Tsai re.—Accounts have reached the City •
of the passing of the Tariff Bill by the Senate at Wash.
ington. There were, however, so many amendments in..
traduced, that the Bill had bees returned to the Route or
Representatives for their concurrence, and it was still anti
elpated that it would not pass into a law.
By the following extract from a lesieatt Newspaper.
the Archirestan Genrrod, it appears that the twdertiling
of British capitalists, to work the mines of MeXico, was
[looked upon with mach satisfaction in that opuntey :-...
" Alcamo, Ira. 12, 1224.—A very rich establiohnsent has
lately avtivcd heir. from London, with the isteAtion of working the, •
MIMI. They bring with them the melees. and otha nesessfer
ankle. We hap that many fretigceni of %Laclair f _mar lin4o- :
hue."

PRICES (IF FOREIUN STOCKS YESTERDAY.assemoiy IS lOTIIISII LIIIIS : a too of roar I wpunce IWO
•and a rood of land-wand they had seluom more—found DO w.u'" ".'. ''''.".'s. i j":".-- .-----"—i
...-
"---
I her- • e Raoul • to nOutlind io direct ity ow
' Marian Roods 941 i f Peruvian Ronde liarrowby, Liverpool, I esonorland, and lathurst, the t necessity o y returning .
tholes in each Prefecture by way of ballet t they then unite, and
• time Genera'
affairs, and topush forward, bOore the proper season escapes, th:
difficulty in swearing themselves freehdhl tenants to that Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Peel, Mr. Canning, form the General Assembly, which is the only body that cats make
Ditto Acct. 94i Ditto Scrip e 11 die pew measures which are them In prove..., to furnish to the world a
Chillan Hood. 71 761 7 111 Dino Acre value—for to them it truly was so—and they thus became Mr. liuskisson, Viscount Sah;Kluth, Ike. The Cabldet an fundamental change in the Constitution.
• Ditto Acct. 77 1 7 Prussian }Bocce I practical proof of what man is susceptible when justice Is done to
The following plan for the ensuing campaign has been sub.
Colornb. Bonds ii;•1 cll a i Ditto Acct. invelted with a right of voting, which, *hen occasion called broke up about half-past three o'clock. him by placing him amidst thou circumstances which shall induce
Aped to the Greek Government by an English Officer of rank,
Ditto Acct. 86 Ditto Ronde 0821)991 for it, was at the service of their landlord, who, in hit turn W. Hamilton, Esq. his Majesty's Vice-Consul at 80. rationality, intelligence, and virtue.
and will, 1 believe, be adopted t--
Ditto scrip 11 /111 1 1 pm Ditto Acct. ' logne• arrived late on Monday night at the Foreign A, a WOO. %the" practicsi n'emutts shall be advanced to • Oven It is proposed to form three eorpe- one at Thermorelse forts.
put., Acct. I i ill 104 Ipm Russian Rends SO ifl 1 I did not fail to qualify as many with this privilege, as iniglit•
I Office, with despatches from the British Ambassador at point. a wen know the willing chang which they cannot ttul to fence ; one at Olympus, to raise the country, and to unite the M.
Omagh Wt. '`loll Ditto Acct. 24i amply answer his electioneering purposea. The breaking Paris, pn•duce throughout the warld 1 but I sin grieved to ace the dallY habitants in arms, as they already are in heart • and one at Age. 4.
pha, for Mince, or for deienee, If we should succeed in etc: oho
Ditto Marks Banco . span. Crew 204 i waste of capital, the misopplication of time, and of all the human
I out of the war with France, about this period, created an
Greek &sip 11 9 111 9 dis Ditto Acct. 201 Albanians to insurrection.
' Dino Acct. Ditto Islo Bootle 205 extensive demand for Irish cattle and grain, at the same Mr. Randolph, of Roanoke, in Virginia, arrived in this
On Thursday the distinguished Member of f'ongress faculties ; and much more, ths hourly sufferings 'thicker*, in the
meantime, experienced from pecuniary and mental distress, the
.esennerseseewere_.
• Medan Donde Ditto 83 Bonds necessary result of the prevalent popular aeon. THE AOH A ere[ WAR.—Cape Town paNrs to the 4th
I
Ditto Serie 15 1211101 I 01 Ditto 5 per Cents. t 1923) time that it drained off the redundant population. By thus city from Cork, and proCeeded next day to Ihthlin. Mr.
i ofby
epee,
0 •11ot I pm French Heiner 1031. 24e. giving a quick lisle and good prices, it furnished a full sup. Randolph landed at Kinsale from on board the American Urged on, therefore, as lam these considerations, I mean
to take the earliest opportun ty explaining . yto the public' from Ashantee •we understand, however, that a letter has
1 Dino Acct. 15 2 15 Ihi 1 sln Exchange 23f. 40e. ship Nestor, bound from New York to Liverpool.—Lime-
r ply to all the common wants of the labouring classes, allow what the public may Immediately obtain for DPW. without ill-
been received by' a
merchant in the city, which confirms
. I pm Ditto Acct. rick Observer. juriously interfering with the interests of individuals or of govern.
Iveatedisan Ronda Ditto Scrip 131 pm the war-levies bad spared for the cultivation of the soil. •meats. I wish the public to jut for itself of a plan which is re. the news of the death of Sir Charles Nl•Carthy and the
• rhe arbitrator. appointed to divide the contested estate
Poringosoe Recd. t,'ol Ditto Acct. IS pmcommened for their adoption by • experienced peactical man, who disastrous affair at Accra, The letter is dated the 13th of
• ---- This flourishing state of things was also augmented from of Culloden, in the Borough of Camelford, between the March, and was brought by the Pitt, which arrived at Reis..
, COURSE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY. collateral causes. An exten.sive paper circulation, created Earl of Darlington and the Marquis of Hertford, after can have no view to private inteeest in the recounnendatio" n.
Ample notice shall be given to the public of the steps which tot yesterday, from Cape ('east Castle. Allusion, we LID..
t Aersterissu C. F. 12 4 Leghom . . 47
I Mae, at sight . 12 1 tissue . . 435 by the establishment of country banks, was poured into desired *Nat,
having spent a week in vain endeavours to accompilish the shin be taken fur till, Important purpose.
derstand, is made in the letter to despatches previously sent
Retuaream 12 4 Venice . . 17 the agricultural community, and furnished an almost ted on Saturday last without having ROBERT OWEN. to Government, but which have not vet been received.
6 Aomori. . . 12 6 Malta . . 45 come to att arratagebient. The purpose of the Noble
_.....,.a.................m., An ERICA): Tait rr.—Accounts have reached the City •
fiamhurgh - 37 7 Naples . . 37 boundless facility of Cotaiiiing credit, anti with it, the Marquis td abet bblises on his part of this estate, in order The Irish papers state that a great scarcity reran, in of the passing of the Tariff Bill by the Senate at Wash.
c Alton, . - 37 il Palermo -11 l means of useful improvement, or of wasteful speculation, to strengthen hid
•interest in the Borough, against the ap- the western pert of the county if Galway, in Queen's ington. There were, however, so many amendments in-
' Paris, 3 days' eight 24 43 Lisbon . 60
!Nu° - . 23 ,1 Oporto . . 50 as it might happen. Whit:: this tonics—and it lasted but too proaching Oenetal Election, cannot be carried into effect vounty, and Westmeath. In marry parts the distress of truancy& that the Bill had bees returned to the House of •
• Rourdesux . 24 75 RtoJaneiro . es long—all went on swimmingly. The landlords increasedlilwad * , However, as there is no lack ''•
1.11 epee( yas Representatives fur their concurrence, and it was still tatti
e Rodin - -7 le Ashia . . ISOthe Pecv. on either side,
of /1•4/ it is probable the Arbitrators the Pme is equal to that of "It
In the great match between the London and Edinburgh eipateel that it would not pass into a law.
Feeaktort-owthe-Main 1361 Dublin • et their rents, the tenants advanced their prices, the peasantry will meet agata.—Devorrahire Freeholder.
Chess Clubs, nothing, it is said, has yet occurred by which By the following extract from a lexican Newspaper.
✓ Peuesburgh - ti Cork - . el were well employed and content : each, in his own path. Lady Byron, wo are informed, has, much to her credit, the success of either party can be anticipated.—Cakdonian the Arenireysinn Genera, it appears that the twderteling
P 'wenn* . - le 0 •ULLION.
TAPP,* • . 1,) d L. a. d. trod upon velvet. In dike state of things there was nothing given up her job:iture of 31,0001. per annuni to the present Mercury.. of British capitalist}, to work the mines of MeXico, was,
r. Madrid - - 37 Portugal Bold in coin 6• 9 for inflammatory clamour to work u lied' • I Lord Myron.—A en:castle Chronicle. We Inlet been favoureerwidt a sight of the splendid gold looked upon with mach satisfaction in that country :-...
•. Cats . .Se Foreign Gold in bars 017 4 upon. Sedition, I any-
., In the list of caulks to be tried in the ('curt of King's coinage Stir the Greeks, which was executed under the eye " Mexico, Fru. IS, 1824.—at very rich estahterinuent has
le pubis . . 3. New Doubloons 3ld 10 when: invoice happene4 to be heard, was soon silenced, ante
0 Barcelona - 33 New Dollars I 4 1 loyalty sprung up of itself. All this was public spirit and Bench, Eine Term, the ease of Cox v. Kean, we perceive lof the celebrated Denon. It far surpasses, in beauty of lately arrived here from London, with the intcAtion or wotking the& •
is set down. It °murk, the 916th place, and is to he tried design, and in executien, any thing of t‘-e kind we have 'l"i* They bring with them; die csigines. and other nears.
i Seville - - 33 Silvcria bare 04 II ,
' ever teen. anklet. We here that many foreigntre of taLccisiel.lnel art.xe•:
w tribraear - - 311 0 rational centidencc iii Ireland, and a Lol•D LILL/InIANT by a Speed Jury. here."
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