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'EVgNIST6, OCTOBER 23, 1829.

NUMBER • 13;3004]

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CONTRACT FOR OATS

Winch; or one troop or coiewity; orKaty Otte nanny stadia, to`
another, not unfrequently at very great &tone asunder, neces-
sarily prodecing great charge of Meelng ind expanses of equipment.
to thei Mikan* 64411beeMic Beat ufteslog, esiuyed by regiments
'ening 'Far:7 at their bend-quenen.
'Theto Which we bare bad the humor and pride to
belong' Wave us collettivekto &sews nessideralle portion:
of
_purpay to the fottherance of pursuits which, we met, am alike •
ereale tie ourselites'aid benbildal to the Government • and the
respectable owaiiiishadst 41 en Maury. sad regiments% bistitationa
already, created and stapperted qt Bum Dom by our united exer-
tions, -WM, we trust, 'ben *baiony to our teal in professional
panda. • Tbeseiustbstione We eerily outintalsed by mbectiptiens
on a scale, sock, that dicers on half batta at Dom Dam must pay
&ale of then alien Aladin* train israd.quartere. A porde!,
if Doi a tonal' dilate of the Wsbeeripthe spew which these eta • :
bilaboents showodonost, we to enprebsod, be of the
nosentifices or Ask White' 15ereitairstsit east. ' t •
Teen sot yin* ear Monne% but ,our vespectable and useful *s-
hine* (seta body of Atm) It Weed rebbleot by the erenebb
of Vlsi'iddert againstitebleb We twirappeel. WI therefore implore
that the GisurrooraGeneral 4n Own & ire Eatery vs *Peer
reUct to which we can leek forwardeby withholding the operate=
of the diryman ;Eder tAgoitthe tabu( Bbeseaber, tam •
a
and thereby remove on pram painful eviereetegradaticm, and
neon us to thildegree of cheerfulness which, wade the contrail
peidesticod thick economy. wit fonnetty *nye&
; wool fiat hate bundle& W liscellenoy the Osammoder-lo
Chief oe imy less momentous °anion than the present, whisk we
Mei tobe' woe that 'Owens the best boteirof eVery inevidsat We.
'Peered the army under the welletideresaud expectation that the-
pay of the regimental dicers Was at the least as secure from dimi.
and sa as In kis Majesty's and every other military service. •
To his Excellency we finally seeress our entreat es that he will
• Intyrcetirfar us in tanner in which the happiness" and reigned&
dty of the Army under MI command is so deeply involved.
• 1 glare the lionistr, ate. • ; • ;• • •
(*toed) A. MACLEOD,
Brigadier Commandant Artillery.
Pedut
To I..leutenant•ColeeelaCentenitdantp.

• ham* most cioitidellably the ptiee of Arise comforts-and tines''
ries ;ante. It ikalso to. be remembered that, in the ealeo)otkon of
the cadet—say more, in the table of pay and aliowancei to be seen
by kiss at the India Houma. the Soon napes nookoo nlttly4er -
to es. 6d. He comes to India, and ands it not Wan iki Wank Is. ;'-and
if he happen to be statlasod is Bengal. and be paid in the ;Seca
currency. 4k per cent. Is from his salary. while he at the
same time is obliged to pay fir every article lot purchases for his
house and servants in the coin be receives, without the power of
making any redoctien whatever.
The case of married Aker% who have a family to support and
educate, is melancholy to contemplate. more especially when we
no them **SOW "An MUM sad iA (W. In 111440 toen blo
them to give a decent education to their children in England, for
the exposers of which obey have to pay wish die rupees Issued out
to them at the imaginary valise of Its. Ad. and for which they barely .
melte credit at the nee 'Cis. $4. such. Ilnotigh hag been and fo
show that She common 4ktonf kiln/ wfa kwaa4rb. so
forcenseot of the orders conveyed tbi et it tifiteiori
adiitsry fineralletters doted tholinth .101 g, PPM. • Yrs= ;
tialist and Ids brother Akers are too vied satisfied of the ri
'et that lasmoorabbbody, to be able io oppose tor...a asonssot.thet_
;the wants. the dillieskiss, and the distresses et their faithful and
!devoted tenants' of this army are known td thee ; if they wets..
they feel fully emutinced that *Am impsthe cf. the Haul Cart
would be to improve their prospects, and ameliorate dielr con&dim.
Your mestiorialist, sad dine onnined Mal Mss *Plo pea
of this address, *dais° a gratifying and confident assurance t
;in • the: elevated spirit. of liberality by which your Lordalsip.bal
ever been distingubbed, and in the breasts of those honourable
goslosismobonow compose youi larebles Council. they met
eddy anticipate, not only favourable and lenient interpretation
•of the freedom used in 'address, but also that the prayer Art
venture to make for the repeal (or suspension pending e refeinnee,
home) of the General Orders No. 254, a gild Nov. last, will idit
be disregarded nor refused. Should year. Lordship in Cooedi
think it ezpedient to refer the cash to the Hooourable Court of
Directors. your memorialist ventures to hope that the plasm ap•
I C 84may .he forwarded for,the Infpripation of the
171 and Ist trusts that his long and faithful serviceistrreleed
his-excuse for tits hoodoo AO has taken in .ststioctruths and fasts
eitimeotod with the state and feeling of the Army. Annexed to this
i niseserial is a list of thee/oars "rho wish to be considered as join•
i log la its prayer and its opinions; and your memorialist has the ho-
mer to subscribe himself

IatISSURIAT DEPARTMENT..
Tromso Ckassim, Oct. Sit, 111,*

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receive pardculare d tie Contracts at this Ms bitersai
hosts at Using Poor; end !liter their Tenders scaled *an&
directed SP-01.4tritt for Cinlialailliast, &nib% aspekluilwerm
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will any Propose; be nedced auks* made so, or 'mord to; a
printed partkular, sad the rice, !netted bs weals at lesstb";
sue essisma baton bamebridsid tame* Proposal, signed by Too
Plow-4 Aorffia•ellesger 0411106 bows. kropd
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Adjatant-Genarat of tha Army". ',dictation.
Uri or a
IL L. Pbyfair, Major; anti
mantling Ott battalion
J. Tennant, Captain
J. Cartwright, Captain
H. Valdes*, Captain
IL J. Day,'LleUtenant
J. Brandliarsr, Captain
it Christie, Lieutenant
J. Jarvis, Lieutenant
.1. D 8011. Lieutenant
A. Drowse, Lieutenant
11. L. Frith. Major, cam.
mmiditig 7tlf Rittaikni
It. Hanford, Lieut. and Adj.
La Red*. laritossia • •
H. Humfrry. Lieutenant
J. F. Hondas, Lient.-Colooel
commanding Ist Banalities "
Torus, Lieutenant
11. pc Imshaw. Major, contmand.
lal seh Battalion '
J. Mahal*. lieutenant
C. MIAs; •Liautenant
J. Poly; lieutenant
No.
To the Right Hon. Lord Ws
• ' Onvertior-GeneMel

J. Ct Harnett.fileutemat
C. Grabant,:ptain
W. Geddes. Captain
P. IL Mangrove, Linissesi
H. H. Consists, Lieutenant
it numb. Lieutenant
11. Paribf, Captain
, C. H. Campbell, Major
W. Battinr, Major
Ti Timbal!, Captain
G. Sydney, Lint.-Cnionei
G. P. Gowan, Captain
H. C. Nut. captain
J. Alexander. Lieutenant

- Int • ant eloodiest servant.
( H. HA WTREY,
Ciannamtkitg 3d Light fNv.
Cawnpore, 20th Feb. ins. • _
List of Caws t with the Csrps—Lleuts. Tottefthent,
Pennefstber, Ch , Lawn% Trevor Marsh, Brownlow, Imes,
and Voyles; Vomit. Gordon, SRA lieffigiStsoi loindeub Sir
Harriett, and Mosley.
I have the honour to transimit i Illentorld, addressed to the
Right Hosionrablo she Gomm* General in Council, which
shall feel very much obliged by your laying before his Facet-
leery the Right Honourable the Commande;r.in.Chlef, With my
respectful solicitation that shotd4 it mot pc demood.objecliesohle,
his LOrdship will do me the honour of forwarding, together with
such recommendation and seprnt, as his Eziellency may consider

A. Wood, lluipon •-
0. Baker, Lieutenant
A. M. Seiings Lieutenant
B. R. teakettle, Lieutenant
liAlrbr.
IL B. Wilano,l4thtlain
T. 'Ludlow, lieutenant
A. P. Browne, Lieutenant
IL Ramp els*

it to deeetio..—Liathh , :
. RAWTalaf, Idestenant-Colonel. commanding
4 ••- • . ad Regiment light -Geary.
To LesteCel.-Omemmodent Fagan. Adjutam;-,
General ol the Atari, Head-quarters.
No. 5.

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IL
. Cavendish Satinet, the&
ladli;Lte. lk.e.

TOO MIDODUAL Or TOO 1110111113122311D0 111110100, POOGIONS, ADD
AOUSITANT SPOGIONS, SWUM DI 1111 CAWINPOUL INVIDOII OP
751 MUM
Year menaerialists beg leave respectfully to call the attention
of the Right Beatierable the Genres, Genteel in Comae to
the orders of Government, No. 254, Nov. AS, 1112 e. on the nih-
ilist of medical allowances. By these orderi four memorialists
have hoes deprived . et; allowaoces whklt. fora long Aries of
years have been granted to medical officers in charge of troops
(foe the um* of medicines and necessaries), but Whida, through
the liberality of Government, vere intended as a arnosematims fde
the trouble and great reeponsibilty attached to the.arduesedutia
of the profession in this climate. That these allenaticra; though
were by so means *adequately large, ,Is hoMils
=from the fact *et the income of an AWmant,Borgeen.
deducting the necessary capons:as foi the support of a
hospital, did not exceed the sPIOPMests AMNIA to Adititoot°
. Quarter Masten. whose duties me necessarily of a mut* lees
responsible nature.
While.those who are destined for the ether branches of the pub-
& service arrive in this country at an early age, and receive
incomes sufficient for their support, the members of the medical
*penmen' Ate prevented accepth4 of eppointosenlctillthey haye '
completed their twenty-second year, and are required to quality
themselves for admission into the service by a long and nisiit
:eiten.ive course o profradonal oducadoo; mid eve* after tostfte-
• ling the service, are required to keep up and extend 'their !palm-,
i ledge by moans of raiemilic publications, which are now beyondi
the reach of your memorialists, NOP Is it newerthy of observa-
tion, that medical °Bora, during the. Ant years of theirsetvice,.
are frequently esposed to hardships, mid put to menses indumwn •
. to any other class of public servants; moved hoes station to sta-.,
don, with small detachments of troops ; 'signed to the increnton-
. nits of the climate at every season ef the year • and often**, la
the most trying situation la a professiosialpoiiit of view. fie wit
the hope of respectable allowances alone framed* recompense._
Ou the present reduced scale of allowances, your mesiorialins.
after .several years' service, settetber. as Assistant•Surgeem, In!
charge of corm. sw anarated.to civil statiooS, with the Widow'
: charge of troops, fond themselves receiving the same racimpant
far their saviors as a cornet of cavalry sea nankeen of two mss
standing; while even the small Aswan:, now panted for the
. charge of a whole regiment becomes subject to a deducible of
neselfeachalf.io those districts placed on fiat baits, and what/
it is notorious that the duties of the medical raker ate uniformly
increased. Veterinary Surgeons, whose profesiiraral knoraiedge
me beJobtained at a comparatively small ;expose, sod obese care
. extends but to brasepot_presenteopy superior alluvraoces,to tisose
• who are intrusted with the lives and headier ties eiv I it.ll chili
tary invent, of the Srate.
Your memorialists, in compliance with the former regulatirms of
serrke, have supplied themselves with a stock of instrumeuts
and oscaresie‘for which ao compensation has been oared, and
thus a . heavy loss is auperadded to that sustained by the above
order.
. The receipts of Anistant-Surgeons *every branch of the ser-
vice being hardly sulAciret fie their Immediate salmon. tko bore
of securing a provide's from the lasts of economy becomes
guisbeal. and the prospect of retiring from theservice cannot be*.
&Aged in, more Aspecially grfate4 tot eye!, grade of
the 'department are wholly deostofor for the supprat or a respect-
able notion la after Mfr. .
Y. • ' • eiaitAir themselves, while the -

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or rue CAWNVOIS DIVISION or 1111h11/M1
fihreriedt—That your 'memorialist skeins it incumbent on him,
In justice to the interests and understood eights of .himself iodide
brother officers. and as ao act of doty.to rho Supreme Govern-
ment under which they have the hinottr to serve, to submit with
all rested. and in honest docerity,.ler thevoinideratiner of your
Lordship is Council, the sectinsemsvf surprise sodden, ounces
with.whieh they have been Impressed by the publication AI the
General' Orders of the 29th of November, isos, by which it is
waited.' that at certain Medea stations the allowance of full.
hard, heretofore emni&ved at .a. Axed and 'penteusent .patient Of
the *Aeries albs Ron. Company!. °Seers, irtobelliseonthmed•.
,That although the order above referred so dossnot uyet.and Is
not likely to immediately affect the personal 'interest of your me
sfierliftet and his brother dicers, they rte rerthelesi would feel
attenuant wanting in a dee regard for the welfire of the Army. lo
which they. belong,' and culpably indiffermit to ice right,, were the,
saently to submit to the operation of an order whereby, as they feel
and most respectfully submit to your Lordship in Council, the in-
terest. of the Army are deeply injured.
That the allowance of fell henget every station under this Pre-
sidency (excepting only the pulsate of Fort William and
'balsas!). hie ever been considered to fords a certain component past
Of the Income of the caters of the Bittgaletray. -That your owe,
ourishit aqd his brother /ilicasere Impressed with a belief that
thli'itioreaskle waipdsiiively guatasteed to the army by the HOD.
Court Of Directors as °cooks et. the dimessiosse whit:brook place
resetting the allowances and organization of the army, towards
' the ckee of the'l.4 century. That they, in comma with, they
believe, every taker in the service, have ever considered the al-
lowance in question as aim that could not be legally taken froml
awns', or reduced. That the Hee. Court of Directors, in their
4 general letter at the 15th Sept. 1109. have adiehted thatporsonst
nominated to employments in India ester their service perfectly
aware et the respective scale of aUsserassees of the three Peed-
diodes," That if this argument amid be consideeed valid, in
refuting a,claim put forward by the Madras army for amincrease
it allowancei (the occasion on which it was adduced,) it must be
elpiallyetiklusiveagaind the *eke of 'eduction of allowance(
now ordered, and that in this view of the' cue your memorialise
and .hie brother Akers asset bsweeassiderthektter as wham*
otrbe—ct all events. understood and WOW, if . nut positive-,
agreement tinder which' they beanie the screams of the Hon.

•Thas;7alshough your wernorisho sad his brother officers coh-
esive the preceding weeniest. *ill -be sulkiest- to canvisce your
Lordship in Council of the•hardshiputthe reduction of allowances
spinet which they have maimed to appeal, and, consequently,
follheitin ereped or Supeniion of the Gemini Orders direct-
iog it,. they stili• dawn the ?resent otteasionio ass unapt one- to
laelnee your Lordship is Ceased • a-lew ovaiarke-on-die mow
subject, bearing not so much 00 the justice ups injustice of the mea-
sure °edged, as on the positive Cruelty of intr.:darks execution,
iist of diruilbig the' &lardy limitedineatis of a body of °Seers
*Mee- abeam:ea at lessee/4rd sheen •bm. a Wm :subside**,
wasicareosaire inadequate to•suppon diem in the .style. of life.. in
which, u gentlemen, they were horn and-bred, -and to whirls, ap
officers, they must conform.. That this is no imaginary assertion,
le'•bot trio tleillepitived by the nielandinly fart, in which there
Cabe stardsuhtithat at bass. sioe.renthsol•the 'limn of theillem
gal Army are mere or lea involved in debts and diScultiesorshkii
it is almost impassible for aoy.lllllol,of economy to avert, where an
individual enters the service with no advantage 'or benne beyond
his reginientil ply and aliolutioss ' ,°• ' , • " •
That the lionourebie. Company's inefkiry serrasts in generql
haie 'Meru* the army with i belief and entending that they
W4.14'41)14 doling their code BUM slisirlathre lead a--scale of in.
ELo iwot: caly..stillident to sown diem as .gentlemassoZ, setitic
than (with .care sod prodeoce) to ky by a small sum
foraideti of a•fitsik in which and theirpensiom they
i.ssigist bore ha :hike* Ogees., with a nostitirthe most. probably
scvehly lajtiled'outd ineepaedating them from further active du-
tiirr, to W.lssealletri foe- the few %rejoining days of life
ghat might be allowed thew . . .
iiimi.difterent is this picture from the sad reality ! An dicer
'mid kW sieriwirier emered Ike service than be,linds be isanozile
for liie. has. too much good :feeling to show of his retanaiqg
agiitt sal buidei Wilk family, and he resigns liknielf hopeless and
durjekoripto the destiliferbids torrumatrainhiptien. • his tipsy to
skew the terroCe Which have led to thiamin's( risings The scale of
pefiltidllfirseineei hal remained stationary mit 'father be said
tabula liseettted) fat ekngtk' °fleets sterblimarit liebsemotiniothe
rwees,paitairr domestic servantsrwsi .laboussiressifswery
duo vaunt:Kidd' still'Mv, est the irefrotee, and °t
owe et wirkary bate eneapeedilapelan • .theAlietswee
somiyatitimjs form wiptswineJotve „storied sioconly., to
Oeirreittri diFisfilfere In tomrand distant marches (cora-
-1 poirt widialpiselififOrtietilaybowliWitdoublohillchnowavas pwas)
additiptri rst!iiiiihrents ot:tat!oordirroy wevantsi Rat; ep-

.."our memorialus matt _ present
regulations remain in force, as-doomed, along with the rest of their
protessional beethren„to spend the,remainder Of their dam, in It*
dia antidst.the united evps of pavan and exile.
•Wkli due submission, your memorialists 'trust 'Unit these ci4ent.
devotions moy indent Alm Right Hon. ,tbe Governor-General
Council either to restore the department to its loaner footing, or to
grant a more liberal compensation for the allowances withdraws.
bYstbe SuPtint!adhlt.Y•a. 4111/14. ikitniOnio and
As.i.tarit.Siirgeons in the distrkt of Bumnekund )
To the Right HeM the Governor4leneral in Council. '
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Sps MILISORIAL OF USOTIOIIIIIMCQLONIL a. COXVIII MID VIII orrice"?
• or TIM 44r0 MOM. warns ariniserse :
Most revel:study sisosimh,—That,your meisoridlsts, whose,
names accompany this„caunot but contemplate the introductks of
half baste stations as a measure fraught with the mo t dt•tie.sing
rooks, and one eiikilatid. by mincing thMr roast scanty ;lbw—
aoces, to deprive them even of the means of supporting themselves
in a tanner which their situation' as British Accra imperatively
demands. _
. It must be well known to your Lordship In Council, that the
lit net of throsidiers composing this army, and of the natives
opueilly, depends 'nastily on the wear:ince your. Menorriiii,4ll
or. able to main:ain; and. deprived of the prams tar appearing
respectable in their eyes, the power of upholding the service Is
mstiitoly witbdtown,Nnigul"rjy,wlen to this ,wage. Abe.
Is 1111401 the _disappointment of finding their jilt espeetations
Wisited,wnii their probable although distars,,MospecTof a sinus
//iffbarinectffsl 0014.wilhilf4it jrNaf teach. •
Your meniorialtst,sad his,brother Officers, most respsetlubiltr beg
41.80011ir tiger your Lordship's eossideratirin, Mort the Mk-
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. botoduted),.Fotonhur was Acmes digest at homier amiss.
and contparatisay litde apace wee Warred by the periadical
retie(' • and water cantos tag in east deadens available, be
nrcresities a life were pencemble at a Moderate aerie, ad toe-
setriently your tamodahrse alitswarsese' Sea commensurate to
their want, ; but pier Memorialists bee testate that their sunnier •
is now altered coadderably for the tam, lbw sot .only are the
capture attendant on their iswheued periodical movemouts,
cased by the snension . a the lion. Compony's territories, in-
creased to almost 'ruinous extent; but the made have increased
their demands The their labotira and services. and the production'
of the candy sainted attract SO per ant. , ' • ,
Your memoriallit and hiti•brother iillicert. so tar from eves ea-
templating a redertiou in -dirallowassees, have hitherto. trusting
to Ole liberalky and 'justiora oar betworable maven: %Miscue
to press their elilins for an Wawa to meet the increased ea-
rnest attendant bo the uneunsided extend= a thoHooeuratie
Ctimpley's Wirkalit• posseseloss,./•or to petition for. Mose .hd-
viiidalmi Of illinnased 10404'. With a service which have hews
annot anted to his Mal 's 'army, and which your nwmieblists
but think the hardships and privatises they safer airing
Me banislitant is ass uneorgenial clime, givothent' a fair tide to
!meet.
I Your memoridlid and his brother ellkersmost reepeethay urge
lob your Lordship's favourable asosideratios, that should the re-
lunions of their allevrantor be persevered in, the didlimities with thick thrjare etritegline will be Maud, • annealed, and .the
ickerfehiess and promptitude which year neenteriailic ad his
Ibraber ollicas Mare air evinced to meet the calk at the service
igive place tillable" ordissaisfaction and- despondency which ft ea
lima le lussisonedure. to combat or neeranie. • . . - •
1 'ilanistidintly of personal cousideratisos, some uf your asnii-
lain" Wing the hope of a return to their country so distant,
Awe aught to McCaw their comforts daring their banishniat by
doulaile ties, whieb have rendered their her a asstant•stragte
nalipochniary (Mildest still,lawintr, by the amillitse•of many
Map, which a residence in this climate readers almost tweesseries
.1116, and by' the pcictitie -of-the most rigid and persevering ceu-
newq, your useinortsints have bean,* upriser distaselves woh
the hope of hiving it in their power to cheese their children de
catty and respectably (the provisiosi for them ronaiaing an uncer-
tainty); but even this hope must be entirely Monodies *saki the
redaction of tikir allowanees be peteevered IM , '
'Ueda these elranutances, your Memorialise atertiein treoull-
dent hope and'impectatitio that your Lordship will take this their
urgent nipmeentatiminoder your Lordship's favodrable • outsider-
mien • and your memorialists pray that your Lordship will defer
carrying into immediate. effect the order of the Han. the Court of
Directors for the isksaist of the allowances sail reference eaa
bentattu the Hon. Conn as the subject, and the Hea..Court's
sitimattorda be received ; and year memorialist and. his brother
Mare, as ii di iiatiaik will ever pray. ,
Nitled) J. COUI N,
Lieut.—cummanding gitk Bengal Native infantry,
And all the Olken of the Corps.pasent. •
• 21,111°121.
TRADEIN.FRANCE.

The follovrine article; o;Cliaitaing: 00030 statistical re-
marks relating to the pettiest state ;o( trade is Frame. and which
wevite. from the Amid ds Cilasmerce of 'Mt Saturday. will pro-
bably be, roust intermik is: by • the generality of out coetnierciai
readers •
to We tbl day sabaiit to ear readers some commercial docu-
siesta, which are worth notice. They comic of statement of
the Chief lisaidlirlio predictiles:.hitMerted WO' Frame during
the three int pencil or f preselit year. ' ;timecard wl=h th •
Impottadeas in the correepoeSing perk& of ilia and 111.27 ;
and a list of French and foreign rifles dispatched tram French
ports is forip pats out of UN" as well mot dwell arrived
at French ports from the swim pith. Thew statements origi-
nally appeared 'ht./4~lb Seim sad ere isilkiendy correct
to Serve as a sift et tostneeitary ds ibe camerae te the • Comoro
litiae. and the etiteniente reledilflo the !Masi imbibed h
Minister..

. -

s• We observe, among the Various polite llier embrace, that
the *Or of vessels ,w)ilch ham sailed from oar ports during
,the itst vlba niontht ellhe pre;cut year, Is 7111; 'whereas that of
,the ei#oo4ll4liii Of the pried...Mg yilar 714. 'I his shows
ma u, ce the Ist et July, the In-
/woes" was Ilkuscluitst ameelbile ibuthaelsien a disninotiott sines
" (Marshall', the belittler sinosims'lli 1.139, be Ma'am Dine
amontlwof this yepr, against 97i dariug, she opersepoisding period of
law year. Their increase, therefore, hes been 111. On the Ist of
/July It was ealy 57.
" It may be hereby inferred diet profits ea shipments hue trot
theca such as to ',courage a eastinsuses,of

es Let us consparethese results as caorsected with Custom-house
itrysneuts.
" During the AM nine months of 13211, the number of arrivals
*was 373, and the_amoont of Custom dues, 33,377,000 francs.
64,Horhipshe Brit ides moisbs of 1529, the arrivals are 1,139,
'and the amoini of Costars dues only, 75,355,000 francs.
“ If we exarairre the stet/ meet of metchandise Imported, we
are struck with the estrum-dinar, increase he she quantity of
sugar brought from Our-West India possession: •10 OW, the
Importatiootitthat'prodiCe anrionted to !MOO barrels lot lair,
SO 100 300hitreds; and, i ys:actreseat year, to 116,700 barrels
Mese =risotto oily the ant obi. Maths of each
.yoar). die Bland' • 'lnerbon the' latter** hits bees bull
"awe possi:able• 'Did* 'the whole of the 1337, the
amount imOrtntron into 'Frierck ports fres that island was
'118,300 .111 ate prbefid Ike, 990,000' hags have, so far,
• • '
bee" 'women. ' ' I
4* We have trams than eisce hid occasion to deplore the ioacdvity
of our commercial relations with Hard; a esasparipos of the re-
turns 10 the eidri4 will flattish 'Arleen of The declining
'state °;rf our treat With that island. In 13117,:11,000 bags of
corn were impoited from disticei but dodos the plesent year, no
more than 75,000 bags have been received.
" In cottonithere is as' increase of impacts of 30,000 hales, as
compared with last year. ' It arises okay from the arrivals from
the United States of America. ' Those from Brazil, also, have
ten rather imPortant • but thr ream:rider ill • the eotterombemight
frossuoltr is' rens.ricille. In 1917, we received true •last-
lam quarter 63;000 baker in e fdilovriog, year • amp
bales ; and sorter, &wimp the warm yearth, only 1300 boles have
....come into Plena ports. Our carrespundenee trona • Rapt has
aceounted for this state if things.: •' •• •
" The importation Of inilliCerldeti b 56 fertmerly been almost
monopohzed by Boidearnt. Irene* dlvidia between that port rod
Havre. Bordeaux still retains the exclusive trade in cockioeal and
'receives .also the Maw Panic° of the afamikindigo.P=,
.goat, cloves; laisaparilik and Balk, &rearm, Ski/wise orb* y
imported thraihßrlemitx.. .rirores. the cowmen, of
the Island a lirourb&t. ' "

4 THE ELBE, OFF HAMBURGH.
figenm4toate* deem likely itt timi tit :bike all tied
usiglihrers but.. ondi great improvements, teha.placit,
gm in any one of diem is a terrible infliction ofimkotimmte mid an
uoyance.. Now in this Sir Edward Nantes, mbar your peep
• will cost you about nothing can be more intolerable than eke
ranch of 'the bilge.water—if malaria, a roisters, kr meow than
itkgt of the. Pondne Marshes. Sorely a thimble-fu11...1 cite
, Mind dge Wei 1w bought in the shape of a pennywerth of
'littlinte, or some other sinuous lattell.destroyer, tow down
carnelian of stick a cabin ii dd.. Men suit and wonder
that tour get sick red iH while in the bottom of such s. ',Wet ;
' there is poison and pest coolish to destroy an army. What can
• . . .
sok id •
Amidst this stinting, .baking, screaming, straining,.
•h►Ke all distomrurt
fides withrut a check,
Spied telow—yet there's such storming, raining, ,
bitithing but arowriing Is your fate oo deck.
Earls woe insult's yo•—spitting in your lace
Koh wind torments you with it. low vein:sky,
Flapping' yoriesenrn--tbere's no retraverg place,
Ad elements are leagued in their barbarity.
•Oh fir the short-414e theirs nvilboillpitivisit sod lepers •
Are all put out by these insulting Impairs! . „
If you approach the Elbe in stormy weedier; that
se eh t will he there to help you. Pilots are like the. Habra Cm.
. pus Actiet tole finiaderhen mow elated. We had peeled the
sands and the shallows, and left wor4vagers *Ohs* when the
pilot came to take the balm. Pees die snow, whether the service
bf deities 44' Maria ate; ifs ebb elliMistabosodunes. How
different their erluct base that of the sturdy Scandinavians! On