The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-09-16 00:00:00

Charged with offending against good
exposure of ofircene and licentious'
this moment before the police.
On the sth inst. the naval divi
to Riga the Russian invalids, who
bergh, sailed from that port. It con,
ftigate the Gloire, and two Anted

PLANDERS

%WM!, SErT. 9.—ills Rot_
Prince Sovereign, visited the.cliy before
Public Library. in this city; after
lively the vast collection or work
literature, contained in Ale eight
Royal Highness looked et the MSS.
particularly noticed a Virgil,
the Prayer Book of Philip the.Oood.
Pundy ; the original Report of J
hilip IV. on the.troubles in the
the Answer in the King's own
collection of books printed in the
Is•c. His Re) al Highness showed ,
on these subjects, and espressedtis se,
order which reigns in the libteri,,
protection for the preservation of
formed by.M. Della Serra Santa;
the can of M. Van Haltheim Andes
the Academy.
•
4' The Commissary.Generid for
vnent thinks It, kit duty to Worm.
bin Royal Highness the' ft," of k
Sovereign of the United Isretliertinsdi,
-cree of the 15th of August, greatly
circumstances of the Belgian troops I
'is will be seen by the sulijnieed
'which proves the munificence
aess,and.his,paternal care of the.
eery invites the Belgian military . w
'with honour foreign powers, t
'at that time no existence for them.
Standard of the Netherlands, and
.to their country, which must at
'them by the distinguished rank
*asity of the Allied Poweis insures
• ' " The depot for the infantry
Mons, Ghent,fitnd Haselt; that
Brussels., and for, the artillery
' Brussel.. %qt. 7.
Pere follows the tarif of pay
Colonel down to a private,. for

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Judi%
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(►mniue '

Ii7;:STATE

• LONDON,
YRIDU VETT EMBER

Paris Papers to the 14th are
Chamber of Deputies have resumed
tinge. The subjects under the

"some motions relative to Comm!
and Ecclesiastical Pensions. A

.encouragement to the culture
-Tobacco has been made and al
of Divorce and Legitimacy, is
a Commission for the purpose.
The domestic and foreign nee
Papers, is not such as to warren. 'g "r
space to it. A Declaration of the Councillor 9f
State, Director-General of Agriculture, Commerer,
• and Manufactores, authorises the exportation of
• grain, and directs the Prefects to report the quanti-
% ties exported from time to time. The Journal de
:Paris says, that thtsipostation,pf grain Ought to be
free, without the formality of declaration. The
foreign notices relate chiefly to the progress of pub.
• tic functionaries in their way to Vienna. .There are
''to be great jubilee rejoicings at Vienna, in honour
of the Sovereigns who are to visit that capital.

From the continuance of the American Commis-
sioners at Ghent, long after the report of the inad-
missible nature of the pretensions of the British
`Government iris were• led to infer that at leas( the
',prospect of reconciliation was not' altogether hope.
fele, and that there was some intention on the part
.of the Commissioners to prolong the Negociation till
something might .be known of the discussions at
Vienna.— For though the subject of our differences
with America might not be made a matter of open
consideration by other Powers assembled at this
Divan, it cannot but be supposed that the arrange-
ments which are• to be made at Vienna would, have a
Material influence in regulating the conduct of either,
of the present Belligerents. We are confident America
anticipates an influence, direct or indirect, upon the
war from this source; but we are now told, upon
the authority of letters froni Flanders, that the
American Commissioners assume a high tone; that
they intimate that the pretensions of the British
'Government are so estraysent as to preclude all
hope .of reconciliation, and that they propose to
return—those that act as Ministers in Europe to
the seat of their respective embassies, and the test
to the United States. The Neptune, it is said, is
in waiting at a port of the Netherlands for their
reception, and it is alleged to be a matter of im-
portance, that they should take their departure be-
fore the British Minister shall hipsitbk4 at Vienna

lfia
remarks as further illustrative 'Ofike subject.
It is genernlly, supposed that the tesult of public
affairs, good or bad news, for instance, Is the cause
of these fluctuations which we seelso frigeetst and so
sudden in the Stock Market; burvihoever takes this
as a guide is deceived, find will find.to ids dust that
'there is another operati*principle whifislnverts the,
order of things, and win* werkkpos4o,over iuimi
cal to the public intelkst. • Thi
flieltenillectitei
body of the Stock Exehinge itsel, *Wit by
ut-nceuvres 'and deception. As indiv
no objection to allow, that the persOnssl,' 'is;se
this body are respectable snembers4.4o4iiir ;
we speak of the Stock Exchange as_ en institntion
which has the interett of its members sally. in view,
'and of the tendency of those transactlins whitlit are
`purposely enveloped in mystery, lodiiimplihiy bare
011!I effect otetating the, ptiblic losers.
A private or exclusive market, that is marisstior
to which the public have not the libert, and.fprisi-
-lege

of goilg to_ make their bargains in ',their own.
persons, is one where the most sinister ait4 are likely
Si prevail. The Stock Exchange is of this descrip-
qion, and accordingly is one where the
continually gulled of their money by a system of the
most artful and complicated traffic, calculated to raise
the hopes of novices, to puzzle the wits of out-door
speculators, and sore to have the effect-of diminish-
ing the property of those who 'are not Members of
that Honse.
: One of the secret and fixed principles'ai the Stock
Exchange is to make the public assist against. them-
selves. A sort of generalship amore wise than brave,
and is not the less true because it Is ParadOxlcal. It
is contrary to the generally Menived opialon, that
Stocks should either be greatly elevated or depressed
without some publitaml apparent tapas. It is con-
trary to appearinces'that they sboild die, *et from
the public sending In to purchase •bfge to sell, bat
all this frequently lappets. lt follonsi ore.
Out* folkje escifpgpd by *my

The , Stock
hold that the public are themselves the causes of their
lloslnitbeir-Eponey, by forcing 'tt upon them from
ye& wrong conceptions ; bats tb trjory occasioned
to theloblic by this institotioisi Will mot be removed
by this sophistry. The publia,in,this case, are in the
situation of.* boy, who stakes his slender stock,
halfpenny after halfpenny, ori the turn of a wheel,
1 the 'movements of which are regulated by a principle
which is continually
*operating to his disadvantage.—
The keeper of thniambling table has made so sure
of -his pins, the* las scarcely left a chance of

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, A Toner is' ititietto(trotbmouth, which carried a I
liras, quantity: of 'Franck prisoners from different 1
potr of - Spalnir. , The fearyitne .Prefect would not !
.recejre eighty; bifetleik'thei were Italians ; and .se- I
teem& Spanish womeno mho hid been married to ,
1 French soldiers wel4liOvned by them as goon as I
kbey reached the Fxeek yort. They have been i
Fbrought to this country.
.:7: jt ieltintiOned, -thg Irtiert .the Allies were about!
to eater Paris, the. Fresch Invalids tore down the
exkitteeinte 14nneis Ill!en from different Powers, 1
'ilfell'inure suspended iv the Chapel of AU-Betel des
iniatiles, and made a bonfire of them, to prevent
the Alliei from regaining them..
the Expedition now in progress of eatfit at Ply-
•mocith, is expected' to 'sail about ten days hence.
'The force ready for embarkation at Plymouth con-
-sists of about 4000 infantry of the line, with, a bri-
gade of artillery, and a very large supply of rockets.
`Several light frigates. Ore to accompany the Expedi-
ting, and, we beliererteinremployed in taking out
part of trebpd.'Aire suppose the embarkations
at Portsmouth ailljeln, these at Plymouth previous
to the sailing, *wl that all will go wet together to
Bermuda, which is andlirsttiba'to belkgesitia?;,poiut
of assemblage lathe first instance. - . , ..! Kt, -
, * Yesterday, aboutlwo aftivirk, thifoll6,o4Cen-
Alemen,, forming the;Comatinee of Merchants trading
between this ceunterend Irelied‘Mr. Seliw, Mr.
trios, Mr: FirranEti, and Mr'," ximpleateit, at-
the Vd Board of. ,A,timiralty* atifiyere upwards
I ' bear witk bad 3iiirair "*" . , .• . .
stirUlas .41a .4/A . .4.. 4 Z4** Ai. 1
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~-I fil,Onl.the .
ster Alksin,hreidSord by, auction (tkree large lutosel
fetching 601.).1 to be pulled down, preparatory to
the erection the new buildiitga. ..
,
Yesterday; about 3000 wounded soldiers, stationed
at present of the York Depot, Chelsea, were in-
spected bfietlyal of the. staff Officers, in the Five-
fields; and ".(971114., they will. be ,iieukined by the
Board of Officers, _ igen iheit claims', to be admit:
ted into Chelsea. IllotpWaipermatteut 'pensioners,
will be heird: ,V: I.; .i
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Extract off letleritioltilitei Agent to Lloyd'sat
.
Gibraltar, dated 25th of -August, 1814:—" 1 bare
the satisfaction to' acquaint you, that this place b
declared free of al) suspicion of contagion.. Clear
bills of health are now tuned, and the. cherries
and public places 'have been opened: ally restrictions
have ceased on the part of tita.Authoritlea here.;' .-.
The telegraphs communicating with Portsmouth,
Plymouth, and the Admiralty, Kill bei.scotitlnuel.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—A young Lidy, et
the name of Fool's, was announced to perform '''
' plet' tedium:this, in The Child of Nature, on Tut,
day; *with a very flattering reference to the impeem
sin which she hail formerly made, In the represeit-
tation of this character : and thong's- we are - -
always inclined to think the more favourably of
candidate, from such announcements, yrt we
most agreeably deceived. in our ideas, on this
by the performance of this young Lady, last it
which fully justified the eulogium that' accoMps,
her name in the play-bills, as we never saw a more
perfect representation of thiseport ,before. ./11)s,
FOOTE was at once artless, impressive, and eleviht,
Her figure is somewhat petite, yet it is eaceecr
well formed; and her face bath enough of beam
be very pretty and interesting, while it is pregnant
with expression. She was greeted 'with unanimois
applause, and fully merited so enviable a tribute, to
her. talents. ' . .. .
The Ticket, No. 6,tists.4.;driwn on Tuesday a
of 10,0001., was sohrby: RiPIAEDSON, GOODLOGif
and Co. in Two Eighths and Twelve Sixteenth Shosselt
No. 763, a Prize of 6,0001.,, and No. 9,469, siligiti:
of 1,0001., drain. thesame.dayt were also soldkt.
them in 24 Sharet-i-Tickets and Shares, warrant
uritirawn, continue on Sale at their Offices, Comilla
and Charing-cross.—The Third and Lost Pav
Draihigiiil be To-morrow Sept. 17. .

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good morals, by the to keep .ep the appearance de covens, . •• e :
..... Jobbers .e• and ahe latter by out-door speculators, who.
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lusengraviugs, are at tion, and to convert such a seuatioss F do* ...have At me , . .
td down
.npon t Tht extraordinary interest which has been eae : ' : •
. • in the public mind by the nature of the crimes, see '
the remeee.ee ream tea ens . . • e
‘; , eti...e.. :04,1/44,- . elite . , *rest it ii to
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ivision which coareys euesitZirel Init‘stt il.. e 44 .41 Ai .e• ••• '
• • - • la. (ten the 4114. lip ,* the circumstances attending them, web which es ;. 1
ho reinaiiietl'af Cher- • - LIS' , sole 4. sell or
,p‘Ohltse. e ale criminals • who were to take their trials at tee' ' t
Old Bailey Sessions this day, stood chareee, eite ' t
consists of the French and' ell_tu'ira • ' Pr's* of t''-vei 4 i • • • - '
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i cbnjectuien, the , fore, flee she 77,4 a • . ep.r lit them %tame pile.'
eil vessels. casioneil an immense crowd, viho beset the dome et
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age chasers,--in spite of the most favourable appear-
first brought up. lle was capitally arraigned for tie
an early hour ; Janvs Mitchell, alias Smith, wail ho. i
, ' lune wilt not be ilelayed longer t .." ;.•
ireRS. 9ctober.* ' .- •. 4 ,j... 4: ' ' d''' et- Stott- odiatre; I,T the tame practice .on
murder of Miss Mari `Welshman, fn Motnesfrett,
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k_-- .4; dig'. sof' tits Jobblers citeaging the market down,
leo_yal , Highness tint It is obseivabFe `frees Teixeife .ell .lig the .4 to e toestablisb a price at• which they may buy on the 4th ult.alkointst;inbceearoraetetennedinpgi:ll, 1
before •yesterday the...tench finances; ho iiimairirile..T, ..".k;,,, 1.3',' - sea . ot,a lower rata than they sold, the public will horrid- trinsecd
being —Tito- Prisoner _pleaded .... Not. Guilty ;
_glee a
which a number of witnesses-teetatives, friends, ue. ' a
fear examining atten- of -national credit, that them sh • '• .' .N7' •te -be lisetellie Even the glorious news of Paris i
ire, in all breeches of oeighbours of the deceased, Imo, ceited • reprove* °
the instrinsic powenuf the %Me ebe4lsteitteer 4. Oh". itilditetlieirielatee dethroned'', the liotedikaef g:tag
a immense room!, his
41ST;. amen white ee Tic opinion. The effect e!••tbis•opinetinifd..
e 2 ,Sete
„.;.` of Frifteret. ' • estableshed, and peace sighed' :beteeen hoe The examinatioe didianteake up much.tilkoi
and the evidence adduced vies such es to leave a
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shove ay) years Oldi where it'll allowed itheePthetelY. to ...
.. . e ~ .:that coaltryr mad Eneland, bad not the effect of te •
Good, Duke of Hui'. , being influenced by intermediate Cad 1 eee reetig the eteeleee on the contrite)+, thee continued doubt on the minds of the Jury of the foot eree :
Joachim Hopp Oiaa. to ' seen in the. progressive rise of.the fund 4 • ;At* to f
.evei4o ~'The cease wee -11 tie. The public Prisoner. They, therefore, lifter a short iletieerseee
brought in a verdict of Guilty. The pistol see. 01
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If Low Countriee, and ‘coniderice reposed in the good feitheol .4 ri !'''' • • ....ii yijilitii: ' retails's thrown thiJobbers out or
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which he perpetrated the torrid deed was prodacid
I band," also the fine •9t the national property. So fare* • „IL. A Stock. thititititng sold ti Ow proit by it, not to lose I
the 15tueentery, de e. - . • . ... • elm, i— ' '- " •• • ' ' togethe. with her bat, but he denicl hates( ae" d
French funds maybe considered tiled • , 4.., oakoottid get, k back-no other way than by banging knowledge' of tither. He admitted tieing ite lei I
red great tnowledge ;
Phis satisfaction et the state of national credit and preuei, ity4srp i - .• • Ahl the itiett....llt down,, which they did by °freeing every house of the unfortunate young woman onelg ' .
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e, and • promised his • enjoy an open market, ondthe
.e., Ale ;'‘,is fl asild sell at a teal pride. In this case the more the evening of the murder, but sad heeee came does I
1 stairs 'and Went away with his hot CO. Sentene•
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Di this'rlch collectione. funds is not regulated by the - • e., ''` '
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.1 public wiltbay the less the Jobber will sell at—this
ofelvelle was passed upon him in a very, feelinese4,
eider, and now wider !of a Company, who have' the 4.' • ',.**". .-. • %eland ii torneed'banging the market down, a prac-
Aneens, Director .ef • nor. He is to be executed on Monday. lie le.
lag the public from competition.. ;In • -.. ; tAii •• Whieb generally hes the effect of, fdghteeing
mained perfectly• collected during M. trial, and
the effect which events are calculated• te• bellteleiiei#o4otat of their Stock, and occasioning' to them ' heard the awful sentence pronotoced with apparete ' •
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for the War Depart. ettioillaneous and natural; tent It li •19141 this. ili . 10744401645, 'the pubtleholders having frequintly the composure. ' . e
farm, the public thee this lead of freedom ; and-% Ailliiie:tt 'isresn:lei riiiieetins of being omplitiled to stand at the door TV. IL Ilollins, aged about, SQ, 14,itei . • .
brought to the Bar, charged with shoetlee `e .-1,
bof Oreage-Ares *lee to ea ' tbet the taits f s‘ittitte(
y s 4 one it of 0f......1110.40141. techelle, Old lee the
,price thus
murdering i'''.. Pitcher, house-maid to Mr. A
timothy has bY i . ' .ple- epevity ought'
net. to be estimates( Moue State banged • down before thelefecteee •Aalignal degree of i
weight, Lower Grosveuer.ifreet, on the eettr, ; • 1
;really improved -the . • e
•of our public fonds. The &moieties( •se dextetoes and hasaidous management le exercised esey_e The particulars of this case _bevel
:oops now organteing, ,
flirted rif of
pay, the condition of the people, is a Sitter celkeiloa thee : for the purpose of raising and establiebing a price, 'wise been laid before the public.., The plea' of
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of his %Royal High- the fliattnetions and low state of the -feeds:- Had' when the Jobbers have stock to dispose of, in order sanity was attempted to .be established, bet it- ' e • 4
t troops: The Commis- not the system which @lists on the 5t9.4, change thal they may sell at a profit. And here it should be over-ruled' and the tail proceeded. The result w
pry :who have served of excluding the public generally, ind mei 'them : stated, that three bargains Make a 'price, -which to the conviction of the Prisoner on c'ear and le • di
their country having . table evidence. The motives which induced the eulpre•
assist even against tem ves, by o ,
h sal the peettive prine ' es. blish. 'three different Jobbers may •diaide the
hem to repair to the •to commit the dreadful act, were pot clearly assigiA
d devote their courage ll *Of '
e.ciple which regulates their effaln being turned 1 Twenty thoteMed pounds among. theatie by one
On.beingisked,ohat he had tealleP in hieedahae4
again become diar to 'against them, kept do-wti the•EOlNeh Medi OTT the; taking too, and the others five thousand each, and I he replied that ha was guilty of the crime laid to b'
IC which the megntni- oatural effect of *circumstances, utdoStehted by this iehnefrisqueetly is a.valusa pat upon the,greater part : charge, that he had made his peace with Gob, a 4
tel it for the freers. - cause, .would have made them Ai!: Wetsll bawled" th national 'e property! - • :
i that he hoped his fate would prove a warning to
'try are at• Louvain,- seen them on many oceasions dieing thriiiieitif aid. .It le also a carious fact:Weitit all d* en ing to, that !others. Ile was sentenced to be executed oft .
at for the canary at ' ';Monday. !lolling was empleyed in some de,
at relaline.- . „patently greater public distress than the pteepet, tae.. tbe cause of the rese t loan bein taken io h• has
_.___lii. 1p a g ig : pertinent of the Excise, and .has but a mesa ape
" 3ANStN6.I* exceeding the prosperous elevation whichlef* It is, was owing to a misconception on the part of ; pearance.
y from a Lissetblesote fends-lave attained, by the reseiration df yelp Sail .-the speculators out of•*the Stock Exchange, or rather 1 Johan de Silvis,. the Portitglietne idler, wheerse ••
the horse, foote end *national conifience. - • • - ' ' elt ' -
. •.• to their' being 'of • hed '
of '
ignorant the satiable practice 1
discovered and taken into custody et Penton, ens '
eof being guilty or the murder- ef :eltomas •• .
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It must be eleare that this excluehnie
, • . . .4 1 Davis, on the 12th December, Me, in iSeglierigaie.
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- ; - • •the advantage of a few aokir lelYeeseieleeeitteer depress the •funds, and that consequently they Ilene was afterwards broughtnef Wed his trial vise •
• Due. - 'l•' •
• - A...ie.: ...-..e. Stelae uwell art° the interests*ci the446lit.at iioukt he able to buy in at a cheap rate, *hen proceedi a•` k f
ng when our Preigievet to press. :
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1 • fountain- of. their wealth and happiness ;Or tan It 1 '''
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on :easent as ,forced the Jobbers into what The moderate rate aewhiCh horses may now be
• • eel be expected that lhe influence ofe public Opihion tan ' ".• ' .maintained, together wlttt the great fall in the vslue • 1
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..... e. - _ale" e Ite,lie fed that • h
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.. Irm 'Bulls, Is, pure vers. • i- .
readily tidd any strength tie advantagetothelotrinste
ele-li•ltite s: Peale the- latter had therefore to of horses, should redece the price of posting theme**.
r ,All' OicititaigtOtK outevery part of the kingdom; and that ali the lines '
e 2• . power of the State, . when sieniany beeriest arts ilp. /444,4!"••44p005pd •this, si.hen it was so . touch :
la Bomb 12.1 i p . terpneed to check its nottial epersttions, teed the :4.siset e•eletrielit, • tatty • . .
.. • . had•• but little difficottiy !
of parallel; welch' adopt' it may be known, they
bevies. Rills 4 p , in should edvertise /the eiffereue. lobs which faintish
aim 3 nli d. '"' self-interested manceleres, and eelf.e. • -.., ' eite I•eeiele • '• -• el._
ease public, in' this instance, !horses at a low 'tent. • -. •••• ' -
soh. `or 'see. 6.5 W 5. . • • 40. ' 4
~...„ thority. of a few Stock-jobbers, ere : , . ~.tri di I
--' : iniiirgert 4404 Geneve'. ' Had this not been the I The Gazette de 'Praire contains an account qf it •
1------- - . ')`-. relnish and regulate the national~ •.: '•• '' • 'ltis I “ealkeejee that • - . ettors bad turned buyers instead i young women who had been in a state of iiissneee
E gilistN - -I. rtainlyetiot a little " ' . it of a
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• ilalitt6ll. .' ' ..i,f4CICII 'Om loan, instead-Of being ; an.thlielryec'ered•ber reasons bY ie*Pinfso..... „
window frorka second floor of a house le _raft% .l.• , .-
~.. . • quid be puthe4 beetatitaith •aele .' ee , Ititteilit` Or letireekleellteutit* beetle** **gated . -
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- • uttle-cock, tie and &Atli' militia's liatitsiltrast- • --: keen Tiseestr-rSetpteions hare been frequent
letestitenorit kills 64 or, 66.-The Ceettreetibiiettehil repressed. of 'tier eontineVrfeentiployukerveeof •- . '• -
11: . - -• -• ' • • -well, to a given point, and witma`a eeettae compass, 1 Exzeeeven when he brought out the Bielighiaeco*- t eatetal:teecareee4on the Slave Trade under f. •' . : ••
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16 . 1814. : '4' •as suits the interest of the Jobbers, wMtever for-' we trust, however, that the covntriendabl
1 gra ua t 1 led the country on the • faecetrible terms i'ileee •;
tunate circumstances for the public may occur. Bat 1 o.n. 'ewhich he had been.eble to negoeiste the loao, I A'
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,linee•dreihe Cbmmenders of his Majesty's shim
come to hand. The such, in sober reality, is the case. ,e I eat attributed it telliheeffect of 'the ,Definitive iin the latitudes through Whicii the trade must pass,, • .
I sift pot :0, stop to this infamous centraband, and,••
kumed their open Sit- The manner ire which our funds are, agitated is QS I cy-,----
rvav of Peace. Near, tlio fectes, that oil* to . erie‘ de •• coneernediu it .to punishment. We find
I eir consideration are little known as it is practised in Prepare and it is itheloin• being expected, o 1 sale such causes as we that the ships Manuela, with 600 negroes, and Venus, : •
Tierce, the Civil Code, to be suspected that one own Ministers ire es' little -henmentioned, the Defiiitiee Treaty, though' stock I with 400, both under Spanish ,colours, from Africa
A. proposition to give • acquainted with it. The importance of thie•stebjeit .pat the Mansion.Honea sameraidere prior, did not :to Porto Rico ankilavannabi trcre;detained ant •
t .and importatiori of requires that it Should receive Tome setl.rideileee— eneo the Stocks I Per deift., They r,:oiitineed; for ! sent into Tortola, Itioly, do fOrtnnirby his Ma;
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adopted, and the law With the view' therefore, of gilinut a Readeri- a 1 some days in this stationary state, and theadteration -e- , •. . ••• • -. .
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undergoing revisal by correct notion of the matter,. we snake enoxteact, in `-was solely owing to the sense we have assigned, for The HaymarketTiiiitee *dosed last-Alight-4e the
• another part of our Paper, from a pamphlet, jest obiell the loan was announced, and-the:titan! on season: • - .
ws furnished by these published, entitled " 4 The Rise and Fall of the ,11,1104)art of the public commenced; did de; rinds rise. Yesterday great port of Duke-street and Fox-court,
int our devoting much Public -Funds Explained," and we shard add a few 1 The Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange may con- Westminster, facieeri great space near Westinine .;
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