The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-13 00:00:00

INTENDRI) MEETING Ar MANCHESTER

Copy of a taut addte.sed to Mr. Ilentorith en in.
miblinu to him to attend a psbile Meeting. to be
held at Ihlsneleoster, in petition for the repeal of the
Corn Wile 1011 Mr. Hones •nowor
Mooriover. Jan. 7,
*,p.-1 am de•ired in inform you. that a public Meeting
will
ass:a so Mk 'own, Mmoday. the Iflch salaam. tar the
.partwe of tu;. suit ono enmidecasion the russriely priisimi-
lag the Ilows• of Is...moons for she orrinerliase repeal of site Corn
east after •bsela on the tome day, there null be a public
Maori as the %wail Lots, lea.
TM comatissre toe managing die leeilifris bate directed me
ee‘relfsilly to solteit the homier of your ntsemlanee at the
Mertialg and derwer. If vow ea* oblige
such
11111 h 'OW cum,rimy. a triply ay retire et 1104 M.ll be sect rairemed by, s
year obedient wryest, ft ICIIOLAS II ur w ouTei, Sec.

DUTY ON SALT.

NAVAL INTILLIGENCII.

-row--
.._, (Maoris :
tons sols*log bee mei. Ail e.sulry
DEAL, JAN. i t —Arrived yesterday, end mica would be berielited by a redection of the defy on
this morning for the Riser, the Margaret,MeGlashan, salt, from 301. Is 30s. per ten ; sea particularly
'2O days from Genoa ; left there the Caledonia, Viz. that a
probable lacrosse would
18 bOOOOOl. per o prodeced to
nr ihe
Soria, end Leda, loading for London ; else arrived revenue, from 1,500.000 L le y.
The present 'sty of 301. per ten es Salt, operates
to-Joy the S-illy, Carr, from Legbove.—Came dew
as a prohibition on its use for mealy ''cable per.
from the hirer Ole Porcepine, Scott, for Trieste ; pesos, sod „pots an irresistible somptetiets to theft
Thomas and Mary, ---, and Peace (treltoPett.). for and fraud, so that while the lety is paid es 50,000
Perlasouth, and remain in the Dowse with the rest tons of Salt a year, it is evaded eve w
est awned ;
of the out •arl.beend, all well. and while 160,000 toes are auswally ad for &yaw
Five o'Clock.—The loglis, Berried sa doable that quaintly is
hay and Chins, is at sucker in the Gl.l:lltofirtrolkeges% ticre required kr itill• bellitil99.Bll"l4.l"' sod "a/4ft
of sun population : if therefore the deity *en re.
waiting for the ebb tide, to complete the Downs• diced to 30s. a to. (the retail price being thee efs.
aitantiSTS, JAII• 12.—Came he givers! vessels for pence a alone, 141 b.) the domestic aseesmptiew i
shelter. Salt paying duty, weeld be 300,00 b toot a year.
wee of Salt for our
Yarrows:yet, J Al. 14.—The John Inglis. Bailey, rnThk peraietceorwteotooldt not
hs pore:tryent thizet
the
same
ow,
it
hots India, reported yesterday as sailed for London, wiavundsspply with Solt for their Gab, these little
pet beck daring the night, bet has proceeded again.
fisherman and disbseded sailors, who memos afford
—Seilt"l the Friesder Stossehoese ; Seraphim, Lolls- to provide mashies's, &c. &c. for their gull accord.
dill ; Rope, Jamison; sod Kingston, Bower, fur ! ing to the Act.
London. The snanufeciere of 'hitters' elkali elem. ereeld
PLYMOUTH, JAW. Il.—Carts in the Amelia, , require 100.000 tns Port of Solt; and supersede the he.
from Spain and egel, the
"(431
fr..
St.
alis".l9.'
he
1411".' ""ii
1 IneflpmointnScoroilaimaurioii
rli&r. being nearly anScient for
damage. I those purposes, for which mistiest alkali +gravid not
Lirsepone., i kW. 11.—The Ganges, Chapman, ,
simmer. Tim msnofersoros of phosphate of sods,
for Calcutta, was spoken with as the 18th August, i bet iron, crystallised soda, wieriatic acid, osiers.
in let. 14 43. N. loess. 83. 47. E. by the John Pal. dales, sat ammoniac, Morocco leather, sad tbe glaze
mer, sniped from Calcothr•—Arrired the Rohe, t ing 0 rthenat•re (in which the poisonous irogrediest
Felton, llottlridge, from Chaelistee ; sailed 13th 4 nark of lead is now *red on accoosit of die ea.
ee•s of the id, Daly) would requite about 100,000
Dteesilji,"' 13.1. sth j*".arY' ii!,,lst. 411. ll' long. ions of Salt. In busbasolty, if half the quantity of
20*passed en rolliiieh'heilt ship .4 sheet 300 tows,' Salt were consented for sheep and cattle, which Mr.
stoppered, palsied black, with owe while mooldtwe, Careen has used with spry great advantage, shot
a best head, round.boose on deck. timber laden, aloes would require►
300,000 tons.
and ationdoned by the crew ; inisoe•weast, maintop. For bey, awl (or saner., she ee,„wr will n.
mast, sod yank all gone.—The Letitia, Stark, mein to be ascertained; bet lon the whole r„„try,
from Belfast to Jamaica, has put in bete with hiatus it ce„,,,,t be estimated et tees mare 300,000 loos
damage. I more.
Al Annals, JAS. 12.—Sailed the Lord Weillettee• The fishers's,' in their evidence in 1801, stand,
Williamson, from Calcutta for Lowden; and Lord El. I that the dimrietirs in obtaining the allowance of
don, from India fee Londoo.—The brig Commerce. dote her Salt were sorb, that they oho. preferred
Ceiclough, ft um tit. Nminao for London, was broeght
paying
, , the dusty, then twenty pounds a toe, to sub•
ieto this harbour this forename from
Pali S." 11 sitting to she regolatioes; and it is therefore re:t-
hawing broken her windlass in a gale of ',kid last moms to suppose, that moot of thews oeld prefer
night. . paying the ditty, when it was 'pieced to 30e. per
Betssoe.. JAN. 12.—The Janus, Dawilail, from too ; and the cottager', end sailors on the coast, who
hence to New York, basing bees struck by a see me I, mullet rosoriy
the 13th November, pet into Diva', to refit, with the revelations, wool' then use
"IN Salt at the reduced deity, so that the duty paid Salt,
whence it was espected she would sail about the Ist I used in
nor hems bosegirs, would not be less than
December; cargo sepposed not to he damaged.
._ 100.000 tons.
S 111.70111) JANUARY 11.—The fitiellfiftl perset,i . • •
e 1 if these premises are right as to the total wariest,
Hide, from 'Cork to Bristol, parted
slipped her chain cable, tool,riwatoffr:ulooodnetictiaobredl-' !
deco
tpdoctios of the duty to 30s. a ton, week! pro.
demand i ois coontry of 1,200,000 tons of
her keel and stertspost. stsd received much other dues a n '
'Sall, proderius, at a duty of 30s. per ton, a rev,.
damage is this heehaw, but has since get olf.
use of 1,800.en01. a year, which is one.fifth more
' I then the present predate* of the Salt Doles.
_ •

MM. BUNT'S ANSWER.
blidelltion•enAttge, Jan. 11, 1819.
Sett.—Althrsigh lay alwente free honor at this time will be
ststohted with cowislevab eincoaveairoce to woe*. personally,
yet I feel amt. as I ever have. anst.• as I ins always shall.
that erlyair cinisidetatioo night so prevail, when net in
• competition oath o great poblic duty.
Alloorgh 1 .hookl feel great reloctsawe at beteg even present.
whine a Petition swarm° agreed its by the People to be per-
verted to a cornet and packe Assent,.ly, Waprolently nal
faisely depoelnalt4 the llorse dof Coosesoas yet may great
lusairly to roast sity fellow.enontr,oser. by ever) swots my
poser. to procure the repeal of shut lefosois starvation lao
immoral, called ore Coco Bi I, sill Unlace we to save noir 1
objecti-st
And al
the I perceive It Is she inteolieta of the Crontaitlee
eitelml the In•PrietY poritieniog the prvoqtt Howe of
earionost--41 Boa., is on repent dttferently constisated fuses
the law, tibias Braved pray/ r4assil pelitiou, of the People
with coatenipt and derieion,—a Bowe conoitaie.l of the eao
rs
se
Mato bilk he 'With t exception of rose half,eore eothe
hots' added to the norther of the worst facihot. the Bpi",
• who are by far the greatest rams,- of real Itefors and
the
Liberties of the People; yet the irresiOthle impede to beetlese
baler neaseasted with toe bravest of the Wave Iteforsorts,
the Men of Lalltelisatte. tolpe'• toe lo sa), that 1 accept with
lcasme the levitation of the Cortniister, and, with the ble.s.
pug of Provi4etter. l will not fail to d• snyteh h.onior in
sting the Mee tag ant diluter at Alaorhevier. no Waldo), the
igab togisol.-1 ass, Sir, year obesheat he
ll
servos t.
HEN RY IIUNT.
P.S. I will endeavour to reach Stockport us Sooday sight.
and punceed to the Merlin( to it.. movolog.
l's M. Nicasstah %%Migrants. hlanetswiter.

Cosec hlsmostomhe will, it is raid, shortly lead
to she hyngetiral altar, the most accomplished Cody
34 stets lloitics, eldest daeabler of the Etri and
Countess of A vt.uscar. Ise late Earl of
AY
StlaY, grandfather to tbe above Lady Mea. left
her to his still 00,0001., which has been *memo-
legging since his Lordship's death ; iudependent of
which her father, the present Eget, will add, it is
said, jU,OOOI. Coent M . II ts is said to he
a descendent of a most ancient and respectable
French foggily, the Count himself now koliling the
high shag/Liu., of Cocr.ptroller of List:t. TV Ill.'s
household. The Earl and Caesium, and family are
expected to arrive at their house its Grosvenor-No.lre,
in • law days, from their seat, Tottenham Perk,
'Wiltshire, and it is said that the marriage will take
place shoisly after their arrival in toe n.
'lke Doke of Wat.t.tecorne, by his spenigitment
to the high odic., of Mosier-General of the Ordnance.
become. ex.offig•io Colonel of the Royal Artillery, and
as a point of etiquette hi. Grace appeared in the uni-
form of the teedneigt, when he was presented to the
NEW PARLLIMENT.
PRINCE It.ocm-r. The tracers are isl high spirits on
--..m..—_
the chaege, as the Duke has had better opportonities Ditt7ev't.ttia TIIEOTar.—A considetable degree
of eppreciatiag their briiliant and vsloslgle 'vitiate Some linable haviog arises 'impeding the mode of iof alarm ass recited
of
Men, shoot Add o'cliosh.
than the Noble Lord, his predecessor in °thee. TM prover"( used!. pursed at the comommeement of in the oeighhourtgoni of Drery.lane Theatre, by the
rake is especsed to visit At dot et Woolwich lea a slow Perlianieot, a concise acearent of what reek Iseppeseffeee of the Are engines and twee from the re.
•
ew days, aid lamed the Royal Regiment ofArtillerp place at the coseruceemet olap tint &aeon of the sPittive ilre.ufficera. A great crowd collected around
at 'Lear read-quarters, she. the officers will give s , lite Pariismeor, beim the likF frilly United King. tha oferodoer of the Theatre, which remained for a
horsed entertainment to his Grace on the oceg:init. !dam of Great Bilt•lo and Ireland, may be useful. eimelnelattle time. The accident happened in that
f • Tars Qucee's PaileseeT.— Part of the Qualm's On Townley, the t lih day of November, 1811, part of Om building appropriated to the dressiog.
• Fort ty, con.irting of pieces of silk rind satin, gold , the Lord Chancellor took the Wseallelt at halt-past rowel, bat by the prompt insistence of the petioles
evil silver, 'gored gild plain, not made up, were two o'clock, slid apprised the Ham of Pe•A that the 1 maw ea. got ender without doing any material
Ilorasergml on Friday at the taseegg's house, Si. , Prince Regent was not able tit attend in person, bet I damage. The godience were not aware of the alarm
silogi.im's Perk, •mounting to 2,110 yordo. They I hail beets plow& polder the Great Seal, to empower ' hut lied been given *Photo% the Thesis*, till some
t 'OM* Own. to her MAS viTY, or fitly closes male . eertain Commission'''. tn open the Psi liasient. The time after it hail gebsided.
-14 her. for the encouragement of the manufactures. Gentleman Usher of the Block Rod was then cora. ' time
bolsotirut "stoops,
f They eve of oariues prices, from one guinea to hie • ,sanded to order the amenciatice of the Commons. ofmale and female, sent
guinea% per rod. anti many of them .f the most whom a huge number .plogered at the bar, rogetted home by the Marquis of 11AoTte0s, Ise andegotend
have arrived is the Geledostian, at Greenock, from
Leaeflfel worktoanahip; one of them, a piece of (by the Chief Clerk of Weir House. The Lord Chao. celcutia, with I retitle botanical plants. chic's
green 'llk shot tooth gold, is of the most esluisite sellor their acquainted both Ilnu,et, that as soon as wilt be forwarded to the MAiehieriess at Lotwisrust
Reg
frowsty. This yaks bleCollection the Prig' a%sea hshaw,, dm Mret
embers were sworn, the Prince would Comte. Caroni Githirs has also on beard s very fins
with their ehogacte ff ae ic Mildness and generosity, let them know the duo.. for which he bail summoned ' yes
gng tigress.• which was presented in compliment to
presentee! to Madame Ilscuteonerv, as a meth of them together ; *edit being necessary that • Speaker Wm by the Marquis, sho iiii departure from Calchtte :
their esteem fur the favourite of their deces.ed of the House of Commons should be first chosen, it this animal is at present so simple and sportive, as
Royal Poston. lit mlloolol' apsoment ass a low ins the pleasure of his Royal Highness that the Gen. occasionally to he permitted entire freedom on deck,
store of the most superb aliallie, Oriental presents denten of the House of Commons should repeir to without the smallest lewd or daager.-.-(Glaigoto
f. her Mamie, bet many of them nearly con. their usual place of sitting, and proceed to the choice Chronicle.)
sawed by the moths. lif 8 Slodker. and that they should MI." him " MATH or Ma. TOONLY, Tilt Arress.—We have
A high spirited Poona Irish Feramors, calling him. the nest day, at PI o'clock, at the bar of the Upper
learnt, with great regret, of the sudden and ones-
' self Csaoharr, has just published au elegant little noose, for the Pilots Regent's approbation. The petted death of this very entertsiniors and eseful
• •eleme, called The Counics. of Carrick, being s love Lords then preceded to take she oaths. ',yammer. Oil Friday last be exhibited symptoms
tale and clandestine marriage, which bees. dedicated In the floes* of Commons, a great umber of of
delirium, which were 1111C1Pfillilled to arise from an
to the Right lion. Lady F. Vat's 'Femme. We have Mrmhers who bed been reek/D.ly Morn before the 1 eatraerdinary determination of blood to the b"ii.—
tead this fasl'ionable sod interesting little work, and lord Stevan', appeared about two o'clock. and at a
Medical aid was immediately administered, bet still
if we could escape befog tailed flattering Fsdladeens, (I tarter before three ilia GentlemetsUsherof the Black ! Mr. 'losetv's disorder became hourly more alarming,
we would fearlessly assert, that the nimbly and veer. Rod semmontal the House to the (louse of Peers ad. I
and his derangement was so violent, as to render it
necessary to employ the restrictions usually resorted
aerie !aligner of the dedication is directly in the dressing himself particularly to Mr, Ley,
the Chid
style of the late Sir !Lutes. VANE TNIMPOIT. while Clerk. (la their "teril from ih. 11"64 of 1.°"1.`1 In on such occasions. Under those restrictions, with
the poetry possesses ell the firs of anOtts or farm., tbey proceeded imesedintely to elect a Speaker;
his disease rather increasieg than mitigated, Mr.
wittiest tbeindelicary of either ; and the pathos and *limo. en the modes of Sir John Nichol!. seeoncied
... Teethe remised until Saturday evening, when he
softness of Trout-Los, HAMMOND, and SHINSTORt, sby Mr. Cartwright,_the choice of the How e
s ven
enfortenately 'spired. Wba e se hence to lament
Charles Abbot, wow ale of a mica whose suavity of

With °rightist troaa.ist that often rise to the sablima—
toolaucir omisisito allusions to the tato amiable
Ptincosa Cummorra. Wo slab that Ibis young on.
known author had a seat in the noose of Commons,
sari Ireland. his country. would Ins feel this loss of
it Lind its his prototype, the father of his Lady Pa-
troness, oho, so aboold observe, if gelded by pro-
siest,. love and roans, shook! t:olte this ~an
Forovniors (thotigh Iso should not torn oat a Kitag of
Racharla)'a powerful Hail to a Noble Lord, who is
stestly tisk. his ego, sad oho, w. its credibly in.
-Ibriud-, fiat not soon moss dangerous and fatiguing
notice of his country.
A!10111/Ell PPIZL OT TIIIITY TIAOUSAND Pontius

SOLD DT HAJIAMD •d Co.!—Na. 13,684, draws'

ensalmoosly eo ilacitieht _
Baron Colchester. As no bashing scald ho transact-
ed moil the choice the 'loose had made of e Speaker
had received that Royal approbstioe, the qedetlim arf'
stljeorontrot wee careirJ nen. die.
At twelve o'clock on Wednesday, the Lords es.
sarsahlrd, whoa lair. Abbot, accompanied by eeveral
Members of the noose of Commas', appeared at
the her, and *Milled to the Lords Crammissioners
then pretest, the election of himself as Speaker, and
received the Royal approbstios. Oa the rotors of
the Commosts to their wen Chamber, theClork called
over the names of the blotabon, sakes all present
took the mobs of allerrience, soproeshey, *Nitration,
the same time to the

sad gialificsilos. tswilytiog M ti.
- -.Acuities is writini

'bowie,' a Prise of ,e 30,000 Three per Cent.l
Consols' and elm biology, sold by ligegno end
Co., is One Half and Eight Sistrenth Shares.—lte-
collect ! liszstto and Co. sold ALL the Thirty
Thourinds last Lottery, et their Offices, Royal-Es-
cheat', 6, Cornbill, and 321, Word-street ; a
New Lottery is wow on sate, with only 6,u00
Tickets, to be drawn ALL sit ONE DAY, the 9th of
it frbrery, with Two Vitae, of .e2u,000 Money,
ice. &c.
CHUM EXCHANGE, JAN. 13.--Tho Market tonti-
noes very tbio4 supplied with all sorts of English
corn, owing to adverse wind., yet the sale of Wheat
way ke2vy, pstticulatly for all but tho finest crag
tee, for sthich Motodsy's prices ate sepported, but
there is so demand for any other dtscriptioo,-- In
elitist %tricks so altwralieu.

'fhiplodey unit

Clerk web qealificatio. in
Friday were wholly occupied its the same proceed
into; end nn Moodily the Prince Regent proceeded
in snits to the House of Peers, and delivered the
Hoye% Speech in person.
This precedent wit; of coarse he followed closely
in the present instance, with the etcoption of the
i letter part ; for the recent death of her. late Majesty
'the Queen will mast probably prevent his Rays'
(littleness from meeting Parliatient on this occasion.
As nu nor. sition is iiirende#- to the re-election of
the RAM lion. Charles Shoodrs Sutton po the Chair,
the Spetker i:1 be chosen on Thersday. Friday,
Satorda), acid Monday will be steepled in aspiring
Members, sod receiving their quellikatless; and per-
hips en Wedne.dry the Lords Coississiegeti will
deliver the Speech.

Abe premiere disseletios el
,tbenners end domestic virtees endeared him to private
society, while his talents is se actor most nodes his
death a public loss. Mr. Testes* has left a wife and
ishildree to moue his eselsoceoly tate.
Yesterday La Blonde, a fine frigate of 46 guts,
was !mulched at Deptford dock yard. Her lookth en
the pn.doek is 155 feet nut inch, hn estreme
breadth 39 feet 9I inches, end the builder's Nonage
1,10275444 k. She is bent of woll.sesentod tim-
ber, sod will, shrener she may isederio a Illoroogh
repair, seism the comparative derebillui of green
sod seaward timber; several timbers in Isle pert .f
the ship halls% boon used, which could net receive
tla lest of

loom. longTh of tiono for somoooisig H
lord 10 fret

the ship. Her Imigth was ittarooL •
breadth ens font tie incites, and her depth three
inchea, after the frames were cat;Mce•Vding to the
pled list propelled. This Misfit is' flied with the
diagonal framing, one of the principal improvemests
lately introduced foto the science 'of naval orelii-
teeter,. •
Pageant toe warrant from the PRINCE Rawest?,
dated the 7th inst. the LORYI CHANCELLOR hos booed
a writ of summons to the Right Ilou. HAYS FRANCIS
HASTINGS, as Etrt of Huntingdon. The mum t
Noble Lord is the eldest bent male descendent et
Sir ERMARn HASTINGS, fourth son of Fasectg,
meood Earl of Ifinstirteders, by Container, grand-
daughter of GEORGE PLANTAGENET, Doke of C:••
tenet., brother to King Enwsen IV.