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family whom he takes out. One third more will law
paid when the settlers are actually fixed in their
autumn% and the• remainder three mouths after-
wards.
If 100 Isaias emigrate together, and apply fw•
permission to _Saba with them a minister of their
own persuasion, Government undertakes to give a
salary to such minister, if approved of by the Secre-
tary of State.
If any parishes unite in selecting a person to go
to the Cape, with settlers under his direction, such
as are dcscribtxl above, and shall advance money in
the above mentioned proportions, they may bargain
' with such individual or settlers, that they shall not
again become chargeable to their respective parishes.
Sorb are the outlines of the system on which the
Government intend to proceed in forming the new
colony at the cape. The precautions thus taken
will obviate many of the difficulties encountered by
those who go to •t he -United stones in the vague
hope of finding immediate relief from. British taxa-
tion, abundance, and the enjoyment of a free
Government : but it may to • made a qt:estion
whether, under the existing laws of settlement in
this country, any parish can say to its poor,
"We will give you a certain sum, and you shall
never more be troublesome to us." An emigrant
might coon discover that an African climate and
colonial habits were itajul ions to his Itedth, and de-
trimental to his little comforts ; by his bargain with
the parish-officers he must remain where he is
located, because reneearc graditin is not merely a
serious %%irk and tabour, but an absolute impractica-
bility. -Ile may die if he remains; he must starve
if ho returns. The requisition of a previous money-
deposit is a prudential measure, and the method of
returning it by instalments very judicious ; and we
doubt not that, though some few objections may he
readily made to the scheme, its adoption will be
productive of much practical• benefit.

Extract of a letter from the 'Agent to Lloyd's at
Genoa, dated July S.—

We have just seen two letters which a Catalonian Ern of
this city has received: one is dated the ltith ult. from Barrekraas
the other the 'Audi tilt from St. Milieu. The first states it was re-
ported these. that the Algerines were goingto di dare was aisinst
Spain and -Holland, anti fitrefore It would be prtoknt ter the
Spanish ve-,sels tube on their guard. The szeontl says—"ri,is
morning, at ;tine o'clock, Ise leech ed the sad news that the Alge-
fines have iletlariAl wsr against Span. We must request you
will acquaint all the niasters of Sprats:l vessels of it. Ida, likewise
send Om intelligence forward to Ancona, VeLice, &c.' It atria
that the writer of this news is owner of berme' vessels. The
aistaur of a small Catalonian boat, who i, anired hue, ani_lvit
Cad:apes lett Sunday, the 27th uk., we lenin has reperea the
sante news, namely', that an exprta had arrival there bola l'ar-
cvlona, to put master; of vessels on their guard. It is said cbst
the above master has further added. that a Spanish frigate. i:h
had been sent to Algiers with the u.ual pres.:nts, had reart al to
Spain without being feettiVea there. We cannot gt..sta:-,tt, 1.;;e,
auth:ntithy of these faet. &validly as it seems die Spanish
Consul has received no official advice about them, hut think it
OUT duty to teport them, at tee hoer ernit:ted firm, fur the odor.
elation of the subscriber; to Lloyd's."

The French journals continue to give frightful
accounts of the disasters caused by the late storms
on. tlietnntinent. " On the 7th instant a hail-storm
laid waste Mallemy, in the arrondissement of Sion.
torgis. On the 9th, almost all the arrondLsement
of Itanibonillet was desolated. Hail-stones fell as
large es fivet-frane pieces. On the same day, the
plains of timour::, Comex, and &Imlay, in the de-
partment of the Seine and Oise, eNperi,mccd a simi-
lar calamity. We are told that the vines have
cruelly suffered in the Cote d'Or, mai at Vraistam ;
and in the ticklmbouring communes, in the 1: part-
+rent of the Cower Alps, the hail c:,:reised equal
Is-entirely
ravages. The crop of olives, of grapes, and of corn,
destroyed."
Miss Somerville, who some time !ince married
•Ifr. Bunn, bus now assumed her matrimonial name,
and is engaged to perform at the Birmingham*
theatre. where she. is- 'spooled • to-apit arin -the ch.a.
raster of En,dac.

FROM TOB;IDAI" NIGHT'S GJZZTTE.
--4 -

At the (oiirt M Carlton !lease. the 12do of July. present. Ili*
'loyal ilia Lucia the PRI NCF. REGENT in Couued.
Whereas it is deemed expedient, tb.,t the t)reler in Council of
the Oath May Lot, proluLitaig die export of any gunpowder or
.1h•-ire. or rny eat of RITI. or ammunition, from oio port; of
thin kingdom to t',e places iii rein *melba], should be extended
in all the ports nit Lin the i!ont Mon of the King of Spain ; nis
Ilighness Cie Prince Itegmt, in Cie moue said on behalf of
her Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Alajet,iy's
Council. cloth therefore heteby order, require, and comniand, dust
the prohibition laid by the aforesaid Order, of the gni! May last,
b.. and the same is hereby es:ended to ell porta *Ethan die (loud-
Mon of the Kin., of &WTI, and m 'de bubject to nll die conditions,
rekitlaCons, anSrestriettonispecirsed its the said Order of the ghth
May last.

BANK ftIIPTCLES ENIAIIGEI).
R. Finch. Cooper's Row. Cruttlictlfriars, wine and spirit Incr•
easnr. from Jti.y 3 to Aug. el.
T. Sel Kingston weir Thames, maltster, (ruin July 3
Aui§.
T. TissOpson. Piccadilly. iromnonget, from July -3 to Atu.it .
WiiIIUPTCY SUPER.4P.DEIi.
S. 0. Jones, Prince's Sie:t. Lambeth. potter.
BAN IC

r. Warriertan. Lancashire, cooper.
T. Collin3oa. senior, Lovely Hall, Salisbury, tancasl,irc,
.spiniler.
It. Salfonl, Lancashire. provi,ion shopkeeper.
47.,pvihur,,t, Voter). Staffordshire. scedsman.
U. IL flaywanl and It. l'olher, i%l.orchestcr, cotton rpianers.
11. Longasieth and W. Slain:l4 Little Lever, Lancashire,
.bk
W. 11'alker, Itythe, Kent, firmer.
.'. Mitre, Mains le. Moors. Lanca-hire, victualler.
Swan.ea. Glamorgansliire, k,:recer.
A. S. Itaest,r, Wirlienford, Woreertershire, farmer.
1. l'arkeet, 'fav'btoek Street. Covent I;arden, upholsterer.
B. Bib;on. (:heltinhain, 'vine suet elkailt.
J. Braimitkid and J, llasekoods kinsidgLam.
*Sli rear ',fur urrrs.

J. I)unr., Bristol, broker.
DIV( I)ENDF.

I..sted and pot

Jule H, .T. Whlterson. Aarlcy, Iletta, malister-17, rine.
Old Il.svul Street, euachmaker-19, T. end ti. Nitigritige•
I.ynn, Norfolk. cock manufacturers-17. W. •Barntt,
(+ld 8r0...1 Street, merchant—Augu4 5, W. I'. Cotsfonl, tipper
layton, plumber—ix, E. Parkhouse, Brixham, Devonshire.
Imen draper-7, J. Mayer, Fetter Law, furrier-7. W. Neste.
sweet.m., Alley, Cnruhill, tileerstnie,—.7, J. Grant, Coleman
L.4tre-e.. tacrehant-5. IL Peacock. Burwell, Cambridgeshire,
merchant—:;,, A. Burnett, 'Lisle &rel. IVe4ttoinster, cabinet
maker-9, J. Wilkinson, Sculonates, York. merehant-3, J. G.
und J. C. Alai:tuner. Coleman Street, toy merchants-3,J.
Chard, lied Lint, itreet, St. George's in the Ea..t. painter—G. J.
i' Burge and M. Fooks, King's Anna Buntings, Wood Street.
hosiers—;..J. Frichani,Church Lane, Whitotbayil, cooper-7.
S. Murrell. Mineries, corn deakr-7, T.:Richmond, Bell Yard,
Carey Street, plumber-In. t. Murray, (1 ishersTate.Strat. cord.
wainer—.7. W. Lunn, St. Nary nt Hill, dopstlier—le. W. Ste-
vens, Maiden NewLm, Dorset, groecr—S, Hack. ECM Gar-
den. Southwark, anchor smith-7, J. Brenclilcs. Lincoln's Inn
Fielis.diAiller-7, F. Cohen. London, rierchant--44. H. and
C. Iturv..k.ustiarinrs, For,:yth, liarslem, Staf-
ford. titarcr.
CERTIVICATF.3 to be granted .Img. 5.
.1. Rugg, Bristol, victualler—E. Smith, Tmitill Street. West.
trinster.ainaman—J.Mathcr,Alaneltestim, joiner—T. Flobtionn,
M :Inch esta,couon merchant—G.Brook. Lozkieood,l'ork, woollen
rnantifacturcr-11. Webb. Brittol, vim? maker—J. Swanzey,
Atistinfriari. incrchant—T. R. Smith. 0:don!. liner draper—K.
Kain Curtain Road, and W. H. CAlll, I+lo4 Union Street, Little
Pearey, Limo Street Frlittite. 111,1,
chant.—.L. and .1. Mind:ems. Chamomile Street, oilmen

‘Yroxliam initial Water Frolic on Monday last wag
not so .cull attesdra by boats and company as whisk
Four large limns 4ialirti to sail for a silver cup. The
Aliiterra aw I Antelope of Yarmouth, the Experi-
ment or !keel, s, and a new boat built wider the direc-
ti3n of I'. T. ilerney, Ecit. of Morton, constructed with
three sliding keels, and which evidently !tare her a great
advantaze over the other competitors. She won the cup
with great ease, beating the others a very cousideraWe
distance. The day was very favourabre, and the cum.
patty preseht continued the festiviticrof the day to a
late hour, without ally accident occurring.

Mmprrial Parliament•

HOUSE OF LORDS.
MONDAY, JVLY lit.

The P.ryal Assert was given by Commission to th, Irish Ex
else Duties Bill, the.Tobitiro Duties. Loan Bill, Irish Treasury
kill, Irish Cash Payments, Made Wine Bill, Soap Bill. East
India Postage, the Irish Postage„.lrith Prisons, Irish /mtices of
Peace, Smuggling Prevention, Silk Manufactories, Colonial
Sim es. Transportation Bill, East India Goods Bill, Welch Game
Bill, Emilish Insolvent Debtors, Irish Insolvent Debtors,
Friendly Societies, Poor Belief, and seteral others. The Com-
rrii,,itine..s were, the :Marquis of Nrir.chestcr, the Earl of Slaws-
brry, and the Lord Chancellor.
STATE OF THE l'lliONS.—Vib:OtHlt SIDNOCTIL laid On
the table a Report fivin the Committee, appointed to enquire
icto the State of the Prisms. which wasonlemd to be printed.
Mr. LYOON and tidier Members front the Comments returned
a Private House adjourned.