The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-09 00:00:00

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the right-aid left. wad the Lord Payer. attended hl
the Alottnues. Recorder, aid Shiri
foot wad aarovered, to the Royal presean, ii 14e
Sommer as is above presoribid for the Lord 'Aguish's*
sail bis ExceHoteres suite t the lootortier will alines
M. Majesty is enmesh prepared fet the eiegssini t asi
the Lord Mayer, hooding. trill deliver the sitY ewird.
sad the keys et the city. es a silt* salver; to lii *-
elwho will graciously re-dollen the Mae. The
Shyer and his attesdasts will this isitili-
wai.ds • froth tbi Royal presence. sad iseusielheir
'Wee Is the procession.
Whereupon his Majesty wilt be widened to his
rialto by his ft:colliery apd attehdhats, had the pee:
easeloa being Sprint, it Op praised aerate DistAih,
in the order Went thestiosed. itsoa
and those-Whig
~llsipstysyeite will IA is lieth~!
din the Lord Lionen-cokiviags, sad thi
BatiM-
she Goer& Wise up the nor.
The 'Niel ill parishes, havlog ter-
raid,

to be allowed to lib* the , , M part of the etnteee
the procession, hii IrsceHew has been piffled to di-,
reef that they should be permitted to do so; and ar-i
rangements will be made accordiagly.
The procession will enter the City by Daggist-steset.l
pus down Fitiwilliam-itreet, the east and north sidle'
of Merrism-minare, Clare-street. Leinster-sireet, Nas
sae-street. 4leaftoo-street. College-green, Westmor
land-st., Carlisle-bridge, Seek,'lle-st., to the Nita
of the City at the Rotunda, where the procession w 7
terminate, and his Majesty will proceed to the Pi
with the guard of homer.

Iris kxc&LliUXet Tws LORD 11.1 RV! IN ANT.
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" WO approve of the feregoing Ceremonial ;
all Ferias, coonerood are hereby required to mmfoonn,
thereto.
By his Excellency's Command,
is WtaLiam Oaeoostx."
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EXPORT or Testier° to Istmaxo.—Copy of a let
ter, dated 'Freasury-chanthers, Jaly 21, 1821
tirovt.kmait.—With reference to a Report,
Commissioners of Racine of the bth Rhino, ow* a-
nent feign Newry, is Ireland, is regard to a masks-
ment of tobacco from New York; awl with retaliate
alto to a letter of this Board of the 23d ultimo. to the
Conobissioneri of Excise. directing a clause to he pre.
pared allowine tobacco to be exported to Ireland in tree'
eels of 10 tons; the Lords Commissioners of his
reentry deike that, until the pleasure of Fortunes•
shall be known, you will give general direedus for
moth* thli indulgence.
(Sigaed) " S. R. Lcsaixtrow.
" Conualsairers !,:astoma.
Note.--t-Orders have Imes seat to the utperts
tinier."
lasaest. htutormottosalass•-of all dense'
has, dating the lait two months, folk' between foe
and five pounds per ton; after sontiattiag, for twolw.
months previous to that period, steady at 131. per tea
for St. Petersburgb Twelvehead. and 571. for Riga.
Thieienhausea, and lksjaoa Iltakitser.—This fall is
the more extraordinary, as the cossanspdes, instead
of diminishing, has been constantly and regularly
increasing. This fall, in the face of an increased con-
temptuous. seems owing to the two late abundant crop.
la I relaad. Russia, and Poland. And if the prie
continue—only about one-half of the war price, Al
linen trade will not only prosper, but in all probability.
be greatly extended. Prior to the Revolutionary war
las was imported at between 331. and 341. per tots.--•
(Snitch Paper.)
The deadly effects of the blow with which the Land
rd and Agricultural interests of the Country have been
stricken, wore, we are sorry to learn, strikingly mt
'Muted on Monday last, at the Annual Meeting of
the Mommosthshire Agricultural Society; set only by
• a very scanty attendance of Members, but by a sem-
pies* emptiness of the pens fixed for the venal exhibi-
tion of live stock, as well as by other circumstantiate.
A fine let of sheep, eminently well calculated for rich
low leads, was sent by Mr. William Potbergill, bat
nut shown ; nor (for want of competition) was there any
oue article exhibited fur the Society's prizes. It has,
truly, a most ouselous aspect, when a Society. estab-
lished purely to encourage the improvement and ta
support the interests of agriculture. combining within
itself as members the names of nearly ALL the principal
resident isterests of the Cosaty,(excepting the Coon
Members and their families) established and pith*
supported with se much seal. and acting with each li
berality, should cease to excite interest. Bet we fear
it is as the Chairman said in his address to the moetiag‘
" the spirit of the farmer is lied, and the heart of
agriculture is breaking." We will, hoarsest, still
hope that relief, though late. may be yet ellealnalle
(as regards at least those who are not already rabsed)e&
ministered to ibis most industrious and highly taper.
tut branch of all social institutions ; tad that the
landlord, whose ruin must inevitably and quickly fol.,
low that of the tenant, will lose no farther time in
looking to their common interests, and in
such a redaction is the burdens under which the Iht.l
suer is perishing, as will reduce the cost of .the Fret
Auction of grain, and other farm produce. ins
uftisro.
portion to present sale prices. It was Ins* at
the weeting of the society, that excellent wheat hatkii
bees sold at Newport market the preceding Saturday
at rta. 3d. per bushel ! In France, wheat is sold at
still lower price than this, but there the farmer is ex.
wooed from the payment of tithes, poor, chords. ea./
highway-rates; mad, besides, has sot one-hilf of lb
amount of taxes to pay to the government With *hi,
the cultivation of lead le Blinds is clotted,. in
shape of taxation, direct and iodirect..--(Bristol
eery.)
A Bean Itr 1110XMOCT11.---0111 k.
three *flutterers old, was diScorered ita the fates:(
Ablation Stillwell; P.'or • Brill &Atha thin&
teenier in **bangs lied. Tke beiditiind low
yet inebin fall cry faii. his MUNI,' air Wag tof
4 titsAii by Jiireiaialt Stillwell. Willits a
slit the:Colin-luau: *eigke4 ISt
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