The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-24 00:00:00

STATESMAN,

DIMMER -Yu MR. WOOLS.

IMEN OR THE COM.MITTEE AT,
BIRMINGHAM.

Ilawdmitua. July ft 1812.
Clatert.awax,—Te-day. I haw* a letter Coes you.
laferielag me, that yea had (bet,re the arrival of eir
last lighter) pdaearded iho walls with a natio' that
I should 'dried at the Muter to he gives to Mr.
Welder t that ley womataesdanee woald Greasiest great
disappolatueat I that ausay pewee's* have takes tickets,
as feu believe, with the impression slat they should
meet saes that the elferveeestatte of espoetatioa is ea
great. that you fear disolvastagrous eonsociseaeet
lima the disappelatusest; aid that. if I do sot at-
test& the Coussainste will be exposed to blame In
Wimple the placards. wetted, is so positive a rasa-
Wr. that 1 Aosta atteed.
• As to the motives of the Committee, I, of coarse.
eats

knew isothisg of them; hat, while I should
yystally lament disappolatiag say of the worthy pee-
* if Illrvalughans, yes will, I am sure, do so the
to say, that the plaearding was dose without
fly ilesurat or knowledge. and that you never pos.
wad say sotilleatioo from me of my intentioa to at.
Mod es the nth.
I beard of the dimmer at Arse sy accident ; I then
mot to Mc Messages AMP to asettrtain the day; I
erat,isfarMild that it truth, I received no lasi.
%tin till lest Illoorediy, fear days after my notifies
dos led reached Ilirasiogbism. It was, however, still
my intends. to aimed, bat, a titter by Friday's post
informed me that I could sot do this on the 29th.•
withoot *strew Immovesittace; sad, thereupon.
I gave up the dodge. my saortillestims at doing
which being ommiatisidy diminished by m-
ashie', Ike. is littot Salo adviorthentest sad
►and-Nit. yes kid,' la amesing the persons N-
etted. madam' yoarsatfm a t• Thome: Northman,
lg., Marjo,' CorterigiltrisiA the Reverted Henry
erkiewell." This, stooge. isilswal me from all astutely
41 the eases if eauslog 'say of that dissppoistessot
width yea appear to saticipate. and which 1 hope yes
my mach sheer-fate, seeing that it *wild give me
great pis to bq dough blimosiessly. the cause of AIM
appointing shy ono stogie up of the
labouring dames of larsisgitam, Wiese friendship's
so highly *sisal by use. • I
Nevertheless. the nod6estlos of my latestion to
tend having hems oU:oiled. thoogh wittiest :any
knowledge *1 mime, and it befog my most asxiess de-
sire to pretest whatever laeonveniseeeramy he likely
teethe front the dlsappointaseat. whist; eyes (gross&
body I hope) appear lo apprehend." shall, by to-
ms:row% stead. mad to yea solder if this letter.
which, is Justine to me as well win site palate. I
trust you will be so poi as as mast le •Im -posted my
is the same way as the oodlenise Mao poised.
I in, Polkas.. year imisiboboilont
And Isar kmielessestrast.
!•••••', Ilim. Coasters.
•

CONVRNTI Z OP Cii4IMBRCE AM
TIQN air IrRALN hiANCII AND

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rim i

' A PileiClSSisthis tans liemi 11844 Sy the Presidest of
the Milted States anipiodisg, estil- tire end of time
'hitt Sissies of Ceetiess, the operation of the We
Teltiate Act on Pruett slips, Sad asseaselog itte
•Colsvirliden. yt Commerce lad Navigation teetielekii
lista aid the United States, os *hick the 11114,18.
tbletils founded. The Convestios matinss eight prin.
sips! articles sad One we arkiele.
Article I. limits the additlesal duty payable as 4as-I
lactation into Frame io easels of thoU noted States. of
&disks of the prodseo or manufacture of the Visited
States to 20 francs per ton, on merchaadise,epaeindr
above the duties papable os the Ilk! articles whist tm-i,
ported in French vessels.
Article t. limits the additionel duty, able on ipspor
tattoo into the United Stites la !rent , Of-arti-
cles of the produce or itionafeetttre of Presto, 10 titre,
dollars and 74i:eats per too. on nserefssailire, ever ind
above the defies papale a the like attaches aloes int:
porter{ is veseeleot theLloited States,. ,
Maths 3. disallows
,geeiprocally soy diserippinatialp
ditty on the productions of tie soil or in,lnstry.of eitflee •
country. Imported in Itself native vessels, when designed
for teas& or re-exportation.
Article t states the cleentities of several specified ar-
ticles which ate to he considered as forming relative to
them. the toter merchandise.
Article 5. regulates the datiesof tonnage, light money,
pilotage, &c. payable by the shipping of either country,
over and above those paid by time national shipping.
Article 6. states the agreement better's the Contract.
lag Parties respecting the recivery and arrest of desert-
ers from the ships of either eonetr.
Article 7. ordain that dais Coevention, unless a re
Emaciation by either party be declared six months before
band. be condoned for two years from the Ist of October
nest ; and if it continue after the expiration of two
veers, that the extra ditties specified in Art. I and 2, shall
then be diminished by one-fourth, and afterwards by
one-fourth from year to year.
Article S. relates to the ratification of the Convention.
The Separate Article relates to the regulation of the
extra duties specified in Art. I and 2.
Tax Kryo's VISIT To St. .•D. la respect to
the operations at Holyroorl-honse, we understand that
orders have been Issued from the Chamberlain's Of-
fice to Mr. Trotter, his Majesty's upholsterer for Scot-
land, to make Immediate preparations for putting the
Royal apartments In the Palace in a proper state for the
reception of oar Sovereign, and that Mr. Slash is
hourly expected in town to see the orders eke-
entail. It is said that the principal door of the Pa-
lace is only to be fitted op. and that his Majesty takes
tip his private residence at Dalkeith Pelaa.—(Edia-
Carpi Erasing Coatroot.)
As order has been received in town by Mr. George
Hooter, clothier to the King, for tbe takiag of a su-
perb and splendid dress of the highland- garb of the
royal meta for his Slake- y. This gentleman has
faroisbed similar dresses to the Esapewr of Reale.,
Dekes Constantine, Nicholas. and Michael, and Primes

• Oraege and Esterhasy.-16. •
We understand that the Corpora/leapt , Ediebergh
Lure it in contemplation to give his Majesty a sglemid.
estertainment in the Parliameat,Houae, to which
!halloos an to he issued without ressol.,Wsolillear
CArestiele.) .
ROYAL GAADENS VACXI4ALLo•Tirbig Icll4pflOtOrli
re-
spectfully aeguaiat the public, that iTa. whilq
telientslag his kneaded performative of ,•••• MasVi,
Siorcitas." Wi with a seriees eceideot
the Proprietors lament tomcat,. willansvoidably permit
rhils appeanume for soma time. ,They haves bowel's.,
'lbe 8144feet:ton of annionnviog. Mr. YAMS is alslll4ol
by a moat eminent Surgeon. tiho give. every hope We
Mdifoilsoe will homily temporary. .