The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-20 00:00:00

CORN BILL.

was so far from supposing this exception could be
,:rde, that they expressly enjoined, that no troops
,tiouLo conic within two miles of the place of elec-
tion in a day after. Will a case of necessity dispense
Kith that Act ? The Act says, ' they SHALL NOT
wile within two miles of the town, 'till four-and-
-I::enty hours alter the election.'"
I'!it. Electors of Southwark ask, the people of the
United Kingdom should ask, What security have
they, that under the cloak of casualty their dearest
rights will not be sported with, and the Act of the
Legislature becomes dead letter ? Where is the dif-
fereoce in effect between those who send fur and
those who wink at the presence of the military on
ra.h occasions ? This is indeed a phenomenon of
the present ars, and that a heavy responsibility at-
itches somewhere, is the firs conviction of
Southwark, Feb. 18. A BORONIAN.

DE4TII OF THE DUKE OF DORSET.
The following are the faithful particulars of this
melancholy event.—The Duke of Dorset was on a
vi•it to Lord Powerscourt, and joined a huutir•g
vuty in the vicinity of KilHoley. His Grace was an
aistuturous horseman, and entered warmly into the
spir., of the chase towards i's close ; and when his
torte was a good deal fatigued by the ardour with
which he had been urged forward, his Grace leaped
a small stone wall, .at-the opposite side of which
loose stones had been collected. The horse effected
the leap, but fell among the stones, and his rider was
eolvequently thrown off.
;:it Grace came to the ground on his breast, with
so great a shock, its proved fatal in a short period
attor. Ile was unconscious of having been materially
ijured, for in •a .reply to a question from Lord
p..wei.court, •who was near at the time of the ac-
cident, " If he was much hurt?" ills Grace said,
t• he believed not." lie was immediately taken to
the house of Mc, Oxley, from which a messenger
was instantly .dispatehed to town for Surgeons
Crampton and Meeltlin. Il?fore their Arlin'. how-
ever, though they travelled with every possible eve-
ilition, his Grace had expired. Ile lived little better
than an hour after the fatal event took place. The
Ilan. Mr. Wingfeld, Lord Powerscourt's brother,
and Mr. Oxley, were wita him Cleft he died. The
sad catastrophe was net accompanied with any ap-
parent symptoms of acute sulfuring ; the vessels near
the heart had been ruptured by the fall, and he died
by internal bleeding. Just before his death he raised
himself up by assistancq, as a last effort of life,
anti said, almost inarticulately, 44 I am off," and

[FROM, CORBETT'S POLITICAL REGISTER.]
This measure has been mentioned in the Mouse of
Lords, upon the presenting, by Lord Hardnicke, of
a Petition from the County of Cambridge, in which
the Petitioners state, that they are wholly unable to
contend with the growers of corn, in countries where
the farmers pay no tythes, no poor•rates, and com-
paratively very little in taxes of any sort.— Well
said, Cambridgeshire! So, then, here are " the
loyal;" the old, loyal " Umandry Garaldry;"
the gallant men, whose swords glittered like lightuing,
a few years ago, against the poor Jacobins, who
were safe eaough under the warrants of the Ss!cretary
of State ; here are these "the loyal"par excellence,
i crying out, by a side wind, against tythes, poor-rates,
and taxes of all sorts ; that is to say, against the
Established Church, and against the very existence of
that want -of sway, to uphold which they often
pledged themselves to spend their " last shilling,
and the last drop of their blood." IVltat, then, would
these men insinuate, that the French people are better
off than we are; that they have gained by that revo-
lution which has been so much abused; that, in get-
ting rid• of tythes and taxes, they have really been,
upon the whole, beneficed ! Do they confess, that
we are come out of the contest worsted? How
does this agree with all the bonfires, and bell-ring-
ing, and ox-roasting, and Serpentine River, and
' Green- l'ltrk rejoicings !—Wbat do they confess,
after ill, that we hive lost by the 22 years struggle?
But tythes; why do they name tythes, unless to ask
for their abolition ?—Nay, unless to ask for the
sending of the Bishops and Parsons to grass ?-If,
now, any one were to write against religion, and to
soy, that it was useless, how these persons would
• grind their teeth at him, and grin with delight at
seeing him sent to starve and rot in a jail. How
they would bellow forth Atheist, Blasphemer, and;
all sorts of vile appellations. If any one were to
ridicule the rites and ceremonies of marriage, bap-
tism, churching of women, confirmation, visitatioa
of the sick, the Lord's Supper, absolution, consecra-
tion of church-yards, burial of the dead, how they
would stare at him; how they would rejAce to see
him ruined, and killed by inches. And yet, they
aim a much more direct blow at all these things by
insinuating, that they cannot sell bread so cheap as
they would be able to fell it, if the tythes, whielt
support the Church, did not exist.—We are upon
the eve, I imagine, of some great change in public
matters. The war has left all its heavy load behind it,
and has lost all its profits. To raise the means of sup-
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• porting that load, the Government must adopt some
..R"1-e'.*pens.8, Rams -,s. • - 1 Oars -
expired. -29. MY clihrge close in with 'Sand Hook,
Meneure to keep up prices. The farmer who grows But that, whenever the average prices of British Corn shall -thaw, fur the pimp of pr Y C :gllcell'lY 10
~raid...
The Duke of Dorset came of age only on the 15th respectively be below the prices above stated, no Foreign Care, States ship Pr. sident, and other vessels Is erendnwasfeatill t.;,%64afete!
100 quarters of wheat ran get on if the Government
cf November last, on which occasion grand enter. . or teal,h or Flour, made from any of the respective sorts or blind, it ereawteartelerriratedly blown off by freqionti piles; hoe
demand 50 quarters towards the payment. of the debt : Fore;
tainments were given at Knole, in Kent. His Grace gnCorn ahoy. enumerated, shall be allowed to h 7 import. the very
nor -shall the respective Captaii7sa, InaksiciltutaotimoiVis 'tlliter4ul:tiod
to liter;reetinnie4t Full N. -
expenses, and the army, navy, and Royal Family tied ! ed, or taken out of warehnese for home consumption;
having left no brother, the Dukedom of Dorset and the
other things; but, if the Government demanded 90 : . i Fore
tttaatnuhraisei•tatts as ityor ail•le importable into Ireland. prevented separation ; and, whenever the wind did fore's ii;
titles of Earl of Middlesex, &c. descend to Viscount
quarters of it, the farmer cannot go on. And, it is quite , verage prices of the severar sorts of
opinion of this Cemmittee, thai the from the coast I invariably, on the •ial d ig, p
British Corn, by which the squadrmi oti that poiht d'bearitt iron; theraa
}look,er"ta- I j played
Earkville. The facts with respect to the succession
useless to 46 Exchequer him ;" for, dreadful as the fill he importation ofis
.foreign Con, Meal,,,hre Flour, into the it likely, from ee.sting eireunotansges, stink! bthe e:rej•rje's
are curious :—By the settlement of Lady Betty Ger. i'di. ;aswhall coati=
of
klet
urination may be, it cannot make him pay that whiittar;, great pleasure I basic now t i inform ems
maine, the estates of Drayton, &c. worth 25,0001. ' mile to imenadelag4l up, riitei'd publishedeeilateiin'itilil gitatatollite success it
iscr7
he has not.—Let me make this matter as clear as day- ,by law;'but, that, if it shall hereafter ut any time appear, that States ship President,Toaindmrslirea t‘....catiPtiorPn o'f toets el"acit,
a.year, go now to the lion. George Germaine, in
ietrhraTatianet
bittriiisfasianded me, w PA' yoy order SO into
light.—Farmer Gripeum pays, in all sorts of taxey; lienwlyernsecertiiciit::dief liliiiik theissi.ix'Atveeks insmse4; aft(i.;r ale anxious eliace of eighteen hunt's, ' • ' ' 4'
_. -
coesequence of Lord Sackville's becoming Duke of Feb.ir3nul Int
direct and indirect, 200 pounds a year to the Go- i Noe. in each year, shall have fallen below ti'et: logs. ata wciAich Captainriit7
Dorset ; and it is by the sudden death of the late
vernment. lie grows 50 quarters of wheat. If his i iasisifatnarkt the enemy's ships ; but that night the aria r •ii o. os
foreigu Corn:Meal, or Flour, are by law allowed to he im- in company with the Eildymion"anll'iP rom"tlomnea il. li'l ,hitee*tre:r se ,ti "'ill
-
mini dee Duke alone that Lord Sackville acquires any rti
artaerd fsthwaiblohmeeaciltrznigton,
it: such
rted foireim'ef
wheat be 120 shillings a quarter, the Government nthCelraltellePCiiiroer
part of the Dorietvetate with the title; Car dseyoung
demanded about 3i quarters of it, bat, if his wheat beagain
Dale had given:orders to his legal advisers to pre- dam for home consumption, from, any place between the riven and weathera in
am ae
severeavoar snow
stolen.
eOliato n.'iav I sarAnd" Ita les ti 1 ihi
60 shillings a quarter, the Government demanded i Eyer and Haronne, both inclusive, until a new average shall tie dontst but Ice *amine:tempt his escape that nig'lst tit '94" ...
icon the deeds, that he might suffer a recovery of '
about 64 quarters of it, which is 14 quarters more, made up and published in the London tJavette,fer regulating the possible, from the direction of the o ind, to get in with ale
the Dorset estate previous to the making of his will unpottation into the United Kingiluin fur the succeeding quarter. Hook, and, as before stated, (in preference to closing the la. d
which would probably have divided it between his than poor Gripeum grows, who is obliged, therefore, ' d. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Committee, that to the southward,) we stood away to the northwar..a eist.
to sell cowe,pigs, sheep, and every thing else before
the sjoelhontVironr,pamlenailt,tiaoar
it'll.);itabAerainVeh: paso/nuacenof
by
Eritie ward, till the squawdron reached the stosposed track of the
Grace's sisters, •the Countesses of Plymouth and
Grace's
the young Doke had not appeared year is out, to melee its the deficiency, to pay his rent,. imported into the lit.ited Kingdom, majiliereaYfterabbve Lpowrietel eein:;m4,ant n:alaw; hia,aiisa laiattliemsainrgaafar,r at
dtaheiv;at,
iv teal irvant of :tr.
labour, and to find him clothes. It is manifest, there- ' for home consumption, without payment of any duty, whenever hearing W. N. IV. fifteen leagues, wee were hiaCi'e happy Hook
before the Barons of the Exchequer, and consequent-
fore, that Gripeum most be ruined if he cannot sell his "
tby Tarte prices of British Corn made
,up and published as sight of a ship and brig standing to the southward mid coast ard,
ly the settlement is not made. Lord Sackville ' , law required, shall be at or above the prices hereafter speci. and not more than Iwo miles on time Majestic's emitter hots;
therefore gets the Dorset estate with the titles.
I 1 wheat at a high priceas long as the demand of the Go- tied, viz. . the night signal for a general chaste was made, and prodiptly
'eminent contin baker be heavy. But, then, if lie sells his sli,:.a:.)
a•d
ika6o7.s. per
qr. I rtiseY'Beer,orßiggl9s.perqr. i obeyed by all the ships.
They are worth 17 or 18,0001. a-year—so that he
wheat dear, the ak must seo. We bread dear ;so , tthe d! day, the
se eel:et became extremely late_
loses, after all, sor 60001. a-year by his enlist- rye
that, whenever the. price of British. Corn respectivelys. restingi4atyc the endeavours
that It comes at last to this : 4.llll4phies make dear ' shall he below the prices above specified, Corn, or Meal or lions ef the Captnins to get their letcotiey'rearips. arth) nd tnaees ieZetri i .
lion. The present Duke of Dorset is a bachelor.
broad : it is the loaf that is talielkenad the consumer ertli °alit' rt;ra landste d from any of the respective sorts of Corn above bim, the former by cutting away his anchors, and throw log •
His brother now Lord George Germaine is
, ,lately the produce of nay British Colony or Plantation ; overboard every moieable article, with a great 'yof us
married. i pays the tax. If it be resolved, that the taxes shall in howth America, shall no longer be allowed to be imported visions, and the latter by trimming' their shi • gala Pr -ps in every way pos.
• ; not be reduced, a Cern Bill must be made; for, into the United Kingdom for borne consumption. • Bible to effect their purpose. As the day whinnied .he twilit
I without it the taxes cannot be collected. I, for my i sue% Corn, Tha
tor
FloiusrthteheaPirtneoefathis Committee,
_sa that declined, giving the Fsedyinion an evident advantage in sailing;
part, expect to see wheat,. before next harvest, 61. a I or Plan
quarter; and this ought to be no subject of complaint ; (talon in North America', as produce of any
be
rirmst. and
ia(ie Cartstitititelienailir :leale
eratimomnseraneaebelliasidehiaemtritmgelth;is.isiltiripmaliolts;;
portedbinto
ht the
Kingdom, shall at all times be permitted past flee o'clock in the evening, which was contiutied with great
re, aud warehoused, without payment of any goilloritp, iii.ul spkrit,on hoth sides, fur two hours and a liolf ,
The followine is the sentence of the Court-Martial with those who are for the arnty's not being disband- tdouty whatever.raa ti
0 the yard:, the enemy
P. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Comatittee, that gmotimaLlead ralaiaas sails
being
ant
thisff."
ore Sir .lobo Murray : • • ed. They wish for the army to continue, and,
lCaptain Hope taking optiortunity to bend neve
‘' The Onto is ol opinion, with respect to the first charge, really, lam for no dispute with them about the mat- :alhenCo'iunit ,oiMgel o
warehouse,rFlour, so werehouse , may at all times be sails to citable him to get his ship alongside again, the action •
aid exported, without payment of ceased, till the Pomone getting up at halt-past eleven at night,
that Lieutenant-4;moms! Sir J. alisrmy t. not guilty. • ter, but, then, they cannot suppose that our 51i- any duty whatever. and finite a few shots, the enemy up
to say, ship bacialready
"IV ith respect to tan second charge, toat Sir J. Murray h • .
nesters liberal as they are, can keep up the army
Inch 9. itesolved, That it is the opinion of this Commit'ee, that surrendered.
not guilty. S Corn Meal 'or Flour, so ware used, may he taken out The '
lift .. .
,ship on being taken possession of proved to Ise the Pro.
•• With respect to the third charge, that Sir John Murray is i out of their own pockets. The question is this, are " '
of warehouse, and entered for home b c nonuption in the Meted sident, as above stated, commanded by C...mmodore Desatu
sotilty only of so much of that range as states, • that he. urine- you fur a standing army or cheap bread ? Both you Kingdom, whenever Corn, Meal, or Flour, of the like deserip- The vessel in company with her was the • r.
Mactdoatua brig",
. wordy abandoned a considerable quantity of artillery and
swot, which he might have re•enil,arked with stilet such
, con.
;cannot have. l' here are no petitions against the ibiecna,dmitrintleedfadrirect from any such colony or plantation, shall which made Iterescape by very superior senior..
home consumption, but not otherwise. - 1 And now, Sir, $ very pleasing part of my duty is the hear-
doet being deirithental to tie service.' hard the Court does. former, and, therefore, it would be unreasonable
itko.fore, hod hien guilty of each isirt, but doe, acquit him of _ . ing testimony to the etee .all I masterly manner in whielt• the
and unjust to expect the latter. It appears, that a , , lindytnion Wail conducted, AA the gallantry with which At:
the remainder of that charge. Anil tits.. Court, tinder all 'he eir-
cum-tune's or the case, consid.riog the conduct of Sir John county meeting iu Kent has been held for the pa- : •••'•Poeursatoterue -gni, 16.—Arrived
~
_..Dolphin
'lire
fought; and sv Iwo threfect produced by A ell-olireoei
the President is witnessed, it cannot be doubted bet
Alums to have proceed -I from a mere error its judgment, is toe° of petitioning for a Corn Bill. 'l'he people store-ship, from the Eastward ; his sjesty's ship, thattr:aipatain Hope would Intiesuceeeded •• in either capturing or
or opiribm and does adjudge, that for the part of the third the people they are) overset the !Meeting, Trineulo and the Surly cutter, from the westward.— slaking het, hail oone. of the-squadron been in sight.
:;:arge, of which Li utenant-tiemeral Sir John mousy has for For. yner frther information I have the boomer to ;Mose
Lion su Giulia guilty, he be admonished in such metner as his and committed some vioiences.--The Courier Went out of Quarantine the Fairy trseeport.—Sailed •
Captain Hope's letter, wills a return of killed and ii mind&
Royal II Quires the Cointoooder in Chief may think proper " '
• blames them ; but did not this man last year his Majesty's ship .Si&e, from the Downs.—The out- on board the Endvmion ; I have not yr2t been able to aseertair.
111, Ronal Highness the Prince Regent bus been pleased, in .
rt: • name 'told on Ilse behalf of his Vowsty, to approve and con- , promulgate the very errors upon which these people ward-bound remain. , the lon of the President. bill I believe it to be notch err tier
than the I indrnion's ; and sill bad
.six feet water in the hold
Erm :he sraliti!ss and seutenee of the Loam Bat his Royal high-' have acted ? Now he has found out, that the Go- PLYMOUTH, FEB.lB.—Came in theSeamatzder and ; when taken possession of; both slops were very much cut in
rs has teinarked, drat as the Court only attributed to air John vernnient c ninot collect the taxes without a Corn Sgbelle frigates, from a cruise off Madeira, &c. ; . masts and rigging, and had the present must severe gale com-
al. i ray a mfr.; craw in jodsanent, the case did not appear to his sneneed toe ve hours sooner, the prize would undieibtedly have
L • ),I: II Witless to tall for any further observation. ' Bill ; and therefore, now he is for a Corn Bill ! Aelcon sloop of war, from a cruise.—Sailed the Bit.
I sunk ; as soon as the weather will permit a comme7icatisin. I
i tie Co..iumnder in Chief directs, &c. There is one precious confession in this paper.—lt tern sloop of war for Liverpool. • I shall
_procure further particulars. and then send the i•indym:ou
is as ;allows: " The division of property in France, The Staff of Life, front Liverpool to Havre; 'and Pumoue, with the prize and prisoners, to Bermuda.
I have (be honour to be, fie.
lent I however disastrous its ultimate effects, has created a Ocean, Iluniplirey, from Liverpool to London ; and JOHN HAYES, Captain.
t tit
far greater and more universal tillage than existed Endeavour, Wilson, from Yarmouth to Liverpool, Rear Admiral the Honourable Sir Henry
before the Revolution." Pray, reader, mark • well all belonging to Yarmouth, are taken by the Comoro- mourn, &c, ere. &e. ,
y nt i P. S. The ships having parted company in the gale, no fur-
imp, ' these words ; and, pray do recollect, that this same dare 31' Donnough privateer, from St. haloes, and .
. I the, particulars have, been obtained.
le w ' man a thousand times told us, and swore to the fact, carried into Morlaix. le: Number of persons of all descrips on board the President
s
mere that Bonaparte took away all the able men, and left I CORONER'S 'NW:EST.—Friday night an Inquest previous to the action, shout roar hundred on
nicety.
* A Merchant ably laden with pruv'sious.
none but old men, women, and children to till the was held at the Work-house, in Shoe-lane, beforel
fANCE
7,,eZ., i land ! But, the main fact is : France grows more 'linnets SHELTON, Esq. Coroner for London, on
orgli th food in consequence of her Revolution; her land is view of the body of an unknown person. It appeared
gut % Its tilled better in consequence of her Revolution : Re- . in evidence, that between two and three o'clock on
main., a
putt M 1 volutions which put down Aristocracy and Priesthood Friday morning, a man coining down Holborn, found
to voiai ' produce cheap bread by causing more corn to be • the deceased lying in the coach road opposite Fetter-
sh)
a)
Newspapers. lam glad, at any rate, if the measure man came to the watch-house by St. Andrew's
is to be adopted, that such men as Mr. Coke, Mr. Churl', and reported what he had seen, on which i —
Weston, and Mr. Whitbread, mean to leave it to the some of the watchmen went, and brought him to the •
His majesty's ship t e odymion, Sae, maa.ls.
Government. It is, as I said last year, their affair, I watch-house on a shutter, but in preparing to remove I ,e,,:,_l,4ol,4titiqiwn of the killed and wounded, mend I
and not time Mier of the farmers and landowners. I him from thence to the Hospitil lie expired. He have great pleasure io foorine, testimony of the very great Rohm-
Not a word would I say, if I were Mr. Coke ; not a ; was dressed in sailor's apparel, and had but one arm.. an
, elasi receeeiadicrti!sramstota. 4st-assilirthitic'teo
hilaoiragma,uril(ateeltelfewoher.l.;
vote would I give for the measure. It is a question llt appeared from the nature of the wounds on the .of my officers rind shitiscornpany, on this fortunate net-4;4w.
which lies wholly with the Government, the army deceased, that he must have been run over by some !
_Ve,tleir,r;erivisindlirievitaoliheats so cr,tiinelic,pertslivindt or, Iris duly,
and the fundholders. If prices are not very high, i broad wheeled waggon, as the leg, thigh, anti stump w
and druinebe iglet .s.itistni nett lb;titten enernayT frigate will' shoo the
all these may yet be supported ;if prices are very ,of the arm, all on •one side, were crushed quite. steady and ell-directed be kept op, by his Mujegy's ship au-
high, they cannot. Where now is the famous old C.' fiat. lie died in great agony. The deceased had. derATistv rTgLer kos has h
sev . I
Rm Imppy
to
state,
that
Rose, "tile friend of the people!'" Why does he not now nothing !bout him to denote who he was ;
.14 had t it'is &Willie %thee compared a ills tlint.of ta, euetny,
come forward ? Wheat is dearer than it was when one shilling and a few half-pence on his portion ;be .
j I have the !moor its be, !cs.c.
(Signed) 11. HOPE.
he opposed the Bill before. Where is the worthy i was seen in the evening asking for charity. Virdicti To John Hayes, Fsq. (inmate of his Majesty's ship
old man now l His creatures at Southampton, too, -J./cadet:lel Douth. . • . Majestic, and Senior Officer of New York.

SIR JOHN MURRAY.

We understand the Lows MAYOR has ordered a
g;,erial Court of Common Council to be convened
OIL Wednesday next, and a Common Hall on Thurs.
(17. on the important subject of the Corn Law.,
uh;c:i example, we hope, will be followed by the
unifitry in general.

CORN F NCR A Pic e. Fro. 90.—'There was a gond amply of
%' frnui Es.rs. KeiA. and Suffolk. at Si, higher shao on
s'}••c.lsc I olthoogli the ports- art now shut against the honor-
it' cid of Fort igu N heat the 'trade wns heavy, and a eonsidrra-
e (Manny remoiw, undi-piired of.—liiir:ry 24. lower. —Bean,
;0.1 rear snppo+t M prices.—Oats b. cheapen—ln
artiei Cb 110 sari:Aim,.
%item (English) 46 i 8"
Hato (Foreign) 44 78
R‘r 26 90
barley 25 9?
ditto —
ilt 62 10
White Peas 36 4O
Pirw ditto —
Ditto Millen 49 41
Grey Peels 34 38

• Nnmber and Calihre of her Goof.
Main-Deck—SO long twenty-four-poun,leN.
Quarter-Deck-14 forty two-pounder Cal rrnasleS, 1 long twenty,
four-pnuodrr, 1 to lay-four-pounder howitzer.
Forecast;e—tifurty-two-pountler carroundes, 1 long twenty-four

Bey
Old ditto
Tiek do.
Old
Outs
Flue'ditto
Poland do. ......^0 27
Feed ditto lB 23
Fine none ..... 65
Scenario ..... 55 tiO

..26 96

ITss so

•SMITIIPIP.LU ..1
Tr link the (Ws!
56. Od. to 61. ost.
mvooo . 54. Od. an 6. 4 t.
INti is. Od. to f4s. 0.1.
fork ... 6.. Od. to 70.
Lamb od. to W. Od.

ARKET.—Fife. 44).
, yersvate of an,
Hrad of Cattle this day
't
Masts
Sheep
Calves
1 Pip

RAY-MARKET.
How
a.m...
){bait. •• • U. 12e. Od. So 11. 16s. Od.

,

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poondvr.
Foretop-2 brass si lc-pounders.
111ai.!:.)p-2 bra's
blizentop-2 smaller guns.
'fatal 59.

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liberal as they are, can keep 9p the army e• n"..n.r.. ....". ... ..m •-e•••••••• •
ihnetrekueneiftledllt
sidTenlict slattpabamon leicsiinagtellinkeenonplosmasenssdiedon
byof peronnvedodlooorrub.euesathetuiPrre-.
their own pockets. The question is this, are such
o warehouse,uornm 'atiiii,il. oernFteirtolriorslivko.mareelC6LutusedosPitrny -: e
r a standing army or cheap bread ? Both you Kingdom, nhenever Corn, Meal, or Flour, of the like descrip- The'vessel ill company with her was the' ;laced tun br gA,
lion,. impurted direct from any such colony or plantation, shall which made her-escape by very superior tailing.
have. 'There are no petitions against the•
be octini.sible for
lionie consumption, but not otherwise.
, and, therefore, it would be unreasonable - i And now, Sir, a very pie/lung part of my duty is the hear-
. tog testimony to the Mee iau I masterly matinee in which- the
just to expect the latter. It appears, that a : , Ladyniion was conducted, a,d the gallantry with which 4: '.• ' . .
,"I"OhtTSMOUTII,IF_Erk. 19.—ArrivedhOL Dolphin was fought t and wheat threfect produced by her asell-ilireoe I •
' meeting in Kent has been held for the put- , la anon the President is a iterated, it cannot hr doubted bat •
>lf petitioning for a Corn Bill. 'lhe people stnre-ship, from the Eastward; his nifty. 'lrship, in Hope would Mire succeeded in either capturing or •
he people they are) overact the Meeting, Trineulo and the Sur& cutter, from the westward.—
liAkkoilrigyhoetir; hatirt bone
einonafil".;iigolointdrCanybeegel lilton"litiiiirl. ta lodes;
iommitted some violences.--The Courier Went out of Quarantitie the Fairy traeaport.—Sailed '
(cmalArti
boardo IttorE
ads
,I.etnitienrn,wills,,wii iavae ren:t,nt ear.tobf
etnillatebdt.atilii,d :I,mi.ieutrultatkli
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i them ; but did not this man last year his itilajesty's ship Simi, from the Downs.—The out-
Igate the very errors upon which these people ward-bound remain. , the hes Of the President. but I believe it to he owl' ere.tiee
uth.rnihteladyionion'ssiLanoif,shbenaltlals
.ispixwfeoret tsv•eratvcrminii
itplice htoliil
vied ? Now he has found out, that the Go- PLymouxii, Fee.lB.—Came in theScamander and
eat citlnot collect the taxes without a Corn Sybelle frigates, from a cruise off Madeira, ke. ; masts and rigging, mad had the present Motif severe gate turf-
meneed twelve hours sooner, the prize would arm
and therefore, now he is for a Corn Bill ! Arlean sloop of war, from .cruise.—Sailed the Bit- onbtedly have
. sunk ;as soon as the weather will permit a commit”icatioa. I I •
is one precious confession in this paper.—lt tern sloop of war for Liverpool. I ,ball procure further particulars. ntat then send the l'indynrow
'allows: " The division of property in France, The Staff of Life, from Liverpool to Havre; and Pomou•, with the prize and prisoners, to Bermuda.
er disastrous its ultimate effects, has created a Ocean, Humphrey, from Liverpool to London ; and j I have the honour to he, fie.
J 0 fiN HAYES, Captain.
eater and more universal tillage than existed Endeavour, Wilson, from Yarmouth to Liverpool, Rear ad • mon. I thin H ._onintrable Sit' Henry 'lt •.
the Revolution." Pray, reader, mark • well all belonging to Yarmouth, are taken by the Comm-
thePr. S. The ships
(fathom, &c. &c. &.e. . 4'
words ; and, pray do recollect, that this same dore 31.11onnaugh privateer, from St. Maloes, and having carted company in the gale, no fur-
particular, have been obtained.
thousand times told us, and swore to the fact, carried into Morlaix. 1i- Number of pertous of all &scrawl, ns ,on board the President ff
lonaparte took away all the able men, and left i CORONER'S 'NM :EST.—Friday night an Inquest Previous to the action, about four hundred and ninety. -
• A Merchant ably laden with provisious.
bat old men, women, and children to till the wits held at the Work-house, in Shoe-lane, before
But, the main fact is: France grows more TuomAs SHELTON, Esq. Coroner for London, on • i
- Nionber and Calihre of her Guns.
is consequence of her Revolution ; her land is slew of the body of an unknown person. It appeared Main-Deck—SO lone twenty-four-pouihters.
better in consequence of her Revolution : Re- in evidence, that between two and three o'clock on 1 Quarter-Deek-14 forty two-lioundpreatronarles,llongtweoty, i
fart-pounder, 1 tweaty-feur-ponnder. howitzer
ions which pat down Aristocracy and Priesthood Friday morning, a man coining down Holborn, found i Forecastle atic—tiforty-two-pounder carronadea, 1 long. twenty-four
ice cheap bread by causing more corn to be; the deceased lying in the coach road opposite Fetter-'
pounder. la' i
11P.
I. This is what we are now told in the "loyal" i lane, apparently run over by some carriage • this ih.loarie:toapp—lbbrasras.si'sirUgadodeerirs. 4,
ipapers. lam glad, at any rate, if the measure' man came to the watch-house by St. Andrew's , lnizentoe-2 mailer gusts.
be adopted, that such men as Mr. Coke, Mr. Churl', and reported what lie had seen, on which 1 fowl 59-
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Ili. Moines, s ship todemion, nt grsa, Jan. 15.
If '
on, and Mr. Whitbread, mean to leave it to the some of the watchmen went, and brought him to the
i
rument. It is, as I said last year, their affair, (watch-house on Ste a shutter, but in preparing to remove I• , •
,-1 eseisieloiirkitro of the killed nod wounded, anal I
net the affair of the farmers and landowners. I him from thence to the Hospital he expired. lle have ereat eiesisore io t•earine teeimony orthe very erear ages:.
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i word would I say, if I were Mr. Coke ; not a was dressed in sailor's apparel, and had but one arm. riz:sll,CCeifdeitiu TllllO4OO `Lerniii.iorthl;i:tct. lauoita
dn,:t!urilgeldbeh.rwoteer.rie
would I give for the measure. It is a question ilt appeared from the nature of the wounds on the orinv aofiecesun Shtvsenine,ms, on this fortueuip occasion. ,i
deceased, that he must have been run over by some i Whore every individual hag so eTispicoottsly done his defy, it 4
h lies wholly with the Government, the army
.he fundholders. If prices are not very high, 1 broad wheeled waggon, as the leg, thigh, and stump 17i:d"Iiiiitiatleu.siotil.ctueifnnrctrie;trrtelnemlayTheriaitia"te Viir stilothee the
very ,of the arm, all on •one side, were crushed quite. steady and welre:sled
PIP may yet be supported ; if prices are are kept op. by his Mujegy's skip an-
, they cannot. Where now is the famous old C.' fiat. Be died in great agony. The acceued had defAilitilY CVIT:g m /74
I oura
ti.os has been severe, I loi happy to state, that
i," the friend of the people?" Why does he not now nothing about him to denote who be was i. Wilted t lila trifling w Imp Compared %lilt that.or t:v• enemy,
•
forward ? Wheat is dearer than it was when one shilling and a few half-pence on his periOn -*he ; I have the honour to be, S:e. • If
(Signed) II HOPE.
posed the Mil before. Where is the worthy , was seen in the evening asking for charity. Verdict.:l
i To John Hayes, Esq. Captain of his Majesty's ship.
nail now' His creatures at Southampton, too, —4ccidenial Doath. . . * Majestic, and Senior Officer of New York.
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