The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-09-24 00:00:00

E STATF.f.'M

the Right Hon. •the LORDS GOMMISSION-
ERS of the ADMIRALTY.

ply, that they are always happy to pay to the repro-
imitations of so respectable a body as the merchants '
of Bristol, every attention in their power.
With regard to the!observation in your letter, it.,
lative to the fitting out •of privaieers in the Foeaveh
ports, I am to state that this matter has been long
since made the subject of a communication, through
the Secretary. of State for 'Foreign Affairs, to the
French Government, which .has been answered by
that Government on satisfactory principles.
I am, Sir,

VIE MEMORIAL OF THE MERCHAMTkiIIIIP.OWNERS,
AND TRAOIRS OP THE CITT lIIINtOL, IN GUILD-
MALL ASSEMBLED.

SHOW ETU,
That the depreibitions committed by American
Mixers in capturing, plundering, and destroying
vp,spis engaged in the trade of this port, have of late
Increased to a most alarming extent.
That the usual shipments to and from this port
bare been, to a considerable degree, suspended ; the
parties interested, either anticipating the probable
loss of their goods, if attempted to be forwar'iled,
or being unwilling to burden themselves with the
beery additional charge of the present rate of in-
surance.
That this charge of insurance has gradually risen
--fold the - .‘iit at

Your most bumble servant,
a J. Po*ler. Esq. Mayor of Bristol. J. W. CROK ER.

to so high a rate as to exceed tw•o-n.,_ amour 81
which it was usually effected, even during •the Con-
• the British ;aged in the

IMPROVE2RANTS lig PARIS ar NAPPLtaii..

Of the thirtein bridges 'that cross the Selo!, three,
,mpe ofltont.tßod two of iron, were •built by .flona.
port:e • ke. erected, the Pillar in the Place Vettdo.mti,
rcb

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the portico of the Corps Legislatif, the.{riuropha} art
in the Court of the Carousal, and. part gfl tho new
of the f outimpur

CORW• LAWS:
• .
G. gditr.ALL, Esq.!: giarptistrilion—Cettllasten•
If those, lauds were. put out of tillage, you. think
there would not he employment fer the population ?
--Yes, there would be employment enough for the
population.,.
In what proportion has, ems price of; labour In-
crea,ved in the last 40 or :2,5 rnrs f--It. his Aoubled.
I believe for every 49": tpaid 4.0 years, ago for la-
bour, I am,ntnter tie necessity of
,paying • 40s. or
more pow. 'though I sold wheat last year at 61. Bs.
or perhaps 61. 104. at some particular marketi, and
now am telling, for 3,t..and some as low as 50s. the
very saMeibrt of wheat tbat,l, sow at 61. Bs. upon
the aeniasei, consider:mi_ profit to be larger thia.
year thatwati lett year. •
Is here much alarm among the farmer, in n-
colnshire, as to the future price of grairo—There is
a unanimous opinion prevaili, that they Cannot pay
• 2
rent- attachir

You ate Swart)) that. in pbiut of tuff the vied 'I
reckoned in money hate been considerably telsdd
within the last.2o years have been mbeh In=
creased ; the nominal rents within the last Went,
years.
Hare awry doubled ?.=More tkan doubled Within
the last 20 years, as concerns my employ;
And yet you think the landlord is not so *ell off
as be was then i-1 do not think he 14 better off.
Then all the charges of a farm have doubled also
—I do not know hardly any expenditure of ail
farmer of any consequence that is not doubled ;
think the capital for conductill a farm is neatly
double; the price of tabour is certainly double.
Have great improvements lnkets place in the 11114
loge of the country, and in the produce of the farms
under your survey 4. within that period ?-1 think
there has been very great increase in the produce
within the last tnettly yeas*
. Do you attribute thoseimprotements to the greater
nplicatioq of capital to the cultivation of land 2 ,

the present . .s and the present expenses Ong
to farming, tiniess the prise is higher; but Uthink it
if& sil I hai6 been saying, theE

aPI
This is my opittinit.
Sapposing the price wheel, upon an mirage

tineetal war, when t navy, eng
._. , wing 0( the haulage, theFametestis • tai,. rg may be erred from
blockade of en immense Hite of coast, could not, as' St. Martin, and of the ,Ecole 'de Metlicipia,v,he corn- they are Wrong. The farmers'. in teetterer 'Would crop, to fall to Bs.• the bushes, would the. cottuar,
at piesent, direct its operations solely against the ,' pleted the palace:of ibe ea Louvre, egiajed, the at
new prier; bat notwithstanding all ', pensive clay, lands be contieued‘iin. their .psielneid
floral force of the American enemy.
• !staircase of the gallery, improved said embellished they allege, he a illlis.gaev, Ithigil think it' lain a great •measure un- , course of husbandry ?-I think a good deat•taifeia
Teat the captures recently made in and near the St.. the Luxemboerg, ordered, the ,outside .ot several ..
...., ,
peired, palaces to be clew(' and re lien
..i . i founded, as it relates to the crop of this year. ; poor lower sort of lands would he oat of cettivatiott
*George's Channel, and at no considerable distance
the mime of : Supposing they have only an average crop, and, • with the present expenses upon them.,
from this port, must evince the propriety, and, in- . •
the Invalids to Iseepitt; be•had commeeeede triumphal from foreign import, the price should' be what it Is there not a great• protaortion of lands of that
deed, the necessity of adding a large number of archfiii 'the Ilerriecea, de • Reei)44 -aritioks.ttoro its; now is, would their feats then be unfounded ?- description, which now produce wheat ?-t thinks
ta uizers to
for the
hither to employed io the Irish : magnitude,wasto hive surpassed every i ii edifice
s.m„ar ---- r J Certainly not: . r . • in the counties of Sussex and Surrey these is a good
Channel, for't he protection of the trade of this port. ! bud to' have anneunced .to future general*, his I Deryna think their. alarm is not • more excited by deal of that sort of land; and io...thee° • oft,. the
That', however sufficient- the system of convoy may :triumph over :Ressia and *Europe. This latter fabric, '
i the dread of future foreign import, than by the pre- ;three counties of Surrey, Sussex, and '
,'' ii
be for !Ong voyages to remote parts of the world, it
and
already attained a considerable elevation, ;ions tow wisest occasioned by the abundance of Our • a good deal of that sort of land. • ~ '' ' '°-'
would operate not as a benefit, but as a ruinous bur-' and forthed a conspicuous objectfrom theThuilleries, . own growth ?-I have never•heard them go intro de- ! Upon those lands is it requisite to bake five rents
then ind clog upon the most extensive and advantage- , the banks of the
Seine, and ail their vicinity, now `tail,, I have only heard them complain. ."...- :.• Ito enable the farmer to live ?-1 du not think he cart
ous parts. of Aecommerce of this city, namely, the; stands an unfinishete.monament of disappointed . If the farmers could be protected againif Impor- ,do with much less ; there is a great deal of labour
Coasting Trade, and that with the ports of Ireland pride and baled ambitica. The projects of Napo- i. tation to the extent of /ss. would they then be un- upon it, and a great deal of expense •in the ealtirmk
-a species nicoramerce which dependa.entirely upon I leon extended still further, and exceeded even his . der any particular anxiety and uneasiness ?-I should lion. ~ „,1
the fadlity and quickness sf communication between ' means of execution, great as they were ; one of these , think not ; they would have no ground for it at all. j Supposing these lands to be taken out a tillage,
both countrl'ea. '. ' ... .. - • • • •
. gigantic projects was to hate opened a new street, I If 84s. is the sum reqoisieeto.eepay them their ex- ! would they be valuable as pasture lands ?-They
•
•• That the Mtitchants, Shipowners,
end other., spacious and straight, from the front or colonnade of ;pones, apron an ordinary average crop; how can ns. would be very poor pasture- lands after the first two
traders of Bristol; °burring that due respect to the ,'the Louvre through the whole length of Paris, to,a •be a aufficient protection ?•-•••I do not conceive labour or three years; as soon as the .artificial seeds Were
Constituted Authorities, which has ever charac- •
neir square on the scite of the Arsenal, there to ter- I trill he stationary, unless the. price of: corn should exhausted„they would be very poor pasture lands.
terized them, determine* to make their appeal Initiate in a fountain, formed of an immense elephant' be stationary, and other consumable articles ; labour : What would become of them then ?-'lliey must
'through the aCcustomed and official channel, and rely lin brass. ' . , „. i, is one thing that must give *ay. I think 755. wuuhl be ploughedsrup again, to be renewed with fresh
.with the most Implicit confidence, that your Lord:. When to these edifices we add • the
improvements
he a high price under allcircumstances, if corn 'seeds; to take a crop or two of corn, and lay theta
ships will give immediate attention and effect to their made by opening some new squares, or rather by
I could be made stationary at 755. ' down again. .
Memorial; and they beg leave to suggest, that they I'
clearing and enlarging old ones, we shall have sum- . When you say under all circumstance!, do• you Tasked. upon the supposition that they wauld pot
adopt this mode of address, in order to impress the!
i med up the catalogue of the embellishments which mesa the termer continuing to pay all the pitmen'.paYabe expense of ploughing and cultivating. *gee
snore forcibly upon your Lordships the consideration, i Paris owes to Napoleon. ' taaes abd burdens, excepting'the property tax ?...-•.I, as corn land ?-I should fallow them 400,-40
.
that the complaint they now lay before you, is of the I mean to see,. if the high price of the article is' re- take, perhaps, only one crop of-corn, and lay them
most serious importance to their interests, and re- - - .
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ".. 'duced, that labour will necessarily reduce itself; and
_down again with artificial !seeds.quires, ors the/part of your Lordships, an exertion
.° • Oat under all these circumstances the price will be a.. . Supposing you were reduced by the low prise of
commensurate with the great weight which it ap- _T'' .bigh price. As far as my opinion goes, labour as Aorta to follow that course of husbandry, what rents
pears to yoar Lordships' Memorialists to possess. DEAL, Seer. 4'3.-4rrived the Esinaralds, Penlerrin; from deity
'getting more
plentiful,- from the return of ~could those lauds pay ?-The rent of tnoseland) L
-- sierra Leoneond sa the Seahorse,
people from other employments.. • • ; lam speaking of is 110 W low ; the reels are now per.
. - Council-House, Bristol, Sept..l3, 1814.2 o,l‘ea, Dasecalethe several other What proportion do you think•repairs of buildings !laps about 11. per acre. Ido not think, that sleet of
• Ms Lottas,-I have the honour to transmit to your transports, with di lalafi Letti" P.* bear to what they did 9.0 years ago ?-Repairs of ,;land,, if they were to be occupied in ..that. Airy, Abet
Lordships the enclosed Memorial from the tiler- board, from Gam place, the. Swift, :buildings are certainly more than double ; the ex- they.would fetch more than from 14e..t0°14a.
chants, -Ship-owners, and Traders of this port, upou , Reward, Oxford, Fairlove-all pence of living for every class is undoubtedly double. i f'• I I
_oua. they pay that rent, unless the. expenses
the salsject of the unprotected state of their Coast- I
• uyder copra of the Blossom sloop of var : they are under I have occasion to use an enormous quantity of tint- „were considerably. diminished also3-During the
ing and Irish Trade, against American Cruisers and , • , Y
Privateers; which Memorial was unanimously adopt- ;
1 quarantine.-Psa back the Nautilus tramport, and several Amor for drainage engines ; and timber, oak that 1 I time they were in pastere, there would be very little
ed by a General Meeting, held in the Guildhall of , °the", .
that sailed a few daysago.-Arrived his Majesty's ship could mi ht 'par
have bought for 2s. a foot, '2O years ago, lam I. expense upon them, and therefore .they g
,
nowlettliged to give Bs. a foot for ; and fir timber, ...those rents.
this city, ou the 13th instant. ' Gloucester, with a convoy for the West tudie.:, winds are sail- .
I _ 2* . •
by Rinse
, Omit I have bought at Is. a foot, I have been.obliged, ls the quality g ftivs,4 ~tow. produced . .
I take the liberty of adding to the particular end for the River. . .
' tor 7s. for' ...... - lands good ?--Vies ; theatuality of the wheat is good.
ebsepleistef. awe lfietearriai, that I understand both' Pl.Vaepir9s , . .-Arrived the Thrts,".pillatiplAmo.
...,
..,.,. -
........ ;- .., : ..••• - „ „ Is not:some of the •best wheat sent to the London
from private and public information, that many of . • a• . . .1•• 44 1.•••
,Z," • 114.
1 *lca- -SAit'd the erel6e4""'' J') tl'e oasts
_0 -.--....„ ~,1NK,1116/4/;aiiffe,' If Treii,rrimet Agent, and- also J market, raised upoif theist lands ?-1I do not know
the privateers which bear the American flag, have ; scira.Y. Sere: 1, nt 1...-_ 0 the 19th an America. otlvateerlirus, . .
1,4 ...isSi Termer. fatted in;-end examined: • that we lava,..auy. ,heiter finality thaw comes from
been fitted or refitted. out of 'the ports of France, lel
. vloseA in with'flie4 1,1:11Nts: a pilot boat was alataisille her; his I•Zk many years have yew been in business ?- Miele lauds; I think the quality is as good as any
a practice which cannot fail to prove highly preju- '....;
milajeqyc ppissum being off, itisatediaiely ildps.Poaarius and 0 1 I
; ;r _ rarryier•about '2O yetatd:itso my owa.secoont, al- !we.grow., . ~. .
..
(licial to the general commerce of the United King- I
pave eliace.-The captaim and crew vf the hrigWvlliam. , M•Gee, grays appraoyed' in r a
.arnt.lipmenlnsts .a land agent, ' . Do you .4114 ,Aft quantity produced upon these
tom; but in the extent to which-it appears to he ..frent Senegal (....
I...vertical!, have been landed. here : ineywere 'eboot *0 tears. • • •:.:1:!as ..,.. • Asada at this moment, is double what it was twenty
Vaeried, is contrary to the acknowledged law of. , . .
. ciptated out be 31st August, by the alum, memos
Des . A • pap . In .wbat counties liave rihalatid ^tamd?-18 Sas- years ago ?,--No. , . . •
rinttions between Neutral Slates and Belligerents, and , . • , •
Sierer. - • -' • ••• . • •Le;• Surrey,- Kent, 'lsit o e-third more '-I think a fourth more is
hirievsisehlre,"Huntingdonshire; lt r. • , .
calla for the most prompt and energetic remonstrance
~. .
i PORTSIIOI77 sr; Sam .--LArtised a fleet wrinhaiirortilllimv• Cambridgeshire,the marl; : 1 hilik it is better tilled awl bet-
and • Radix, •Pririeiterty ; I have- , nearer t
from his Majesty's Government to that of France.- ,
With full confidence that the subject of the Memornt , . ..
• 1 'iteillf''' and remain.-Swiled 'his MajestWitiv igptiocitir t done . d riser' •
business in others; pertially.''' Ms 'fixing the•rent ter managed than ,itavas 9.Q years ago ;, an .Is
. in artifnial
• ' 4; •' '•• lot farms fei. the last tO Fears,' 'estimated the
.a gre.ittgr „egpealse• incurred in ebtaiu g _.,
will have the fullest consideration and attention from -Orhiice.-rut Meetternetean fleet rentatioi MIS!: i!efen . ~
your Lordships, •• • •. ;' "It'al.srouo';'div. ?I•'.--"Arilvial' ille.li!4 ?Recital, with h °KW bushel -- tome of (hehinds I- have Co . minor*. , ~,s •,, • •,, .1 .
a• ,M heat at . a,• la e•t •
"' ' i • 'Se ili it4q# '.4' "..i• '' iiii.atisleitti.iicket - id
I remain, my Lords, with the greatest respect, . tehialt , vim r . ys; rivers
1,-, I. leo° tailide. t, betweell landierd- and" tetiant, as a think this improved system will go.. pet.severed in ?
Your Lordships most faithful aud obedient ...avant,. '
ft:oin I.ifion in I 1114.-Lsa
ii4!!i''l:lB2Sesty'a ships -11r.v.- fair price upon an average crop, upon an average I think not; tlinre would be no.tinfluCtnnent.
3AMES FOWLER., :Mimi,- of Bri)tol. ' : ___, Wt attach, for PI nth _
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Ties Lords Cmmi.tintirr4 of the adalir..l) 1.••iirloo. Teri, Conquest, va .wereuar, l:l79omp.i.p nod "%viol', quality ;. oil b _ qco.tpk irk . - ,
• 1,6 I It.
st j „have aotstated,qeite scot If it should fail ,to as. a I?usbel?-,0 the present
Weep at tar Guildhall, of the City Bi istol, this Basler:. , :..,,.„ .. ti fo 'higbajklie meow Assalit *oow beiog...stenc-; expenses conliune, 841.• won bil certeittly afford them
.. •,,.,4 - , iet,lneerie of Sept. 1514. s• ; - , _,
_l. .-___--- _As• ..2 Vittiati.,-: sbatja
,efies-ie !1v Off maPtifi that 1134,11.03001,.P.QPMi1.t. , . •
- .
1- • • Admiialt)-oMee, Sept. In. 10Voi L ..• •-• .t -.Le. ••• used ins,,,, .• . -.. u- - 1 •,• ;, , 11, mild it upon your farm yield any profit ?-It
`'' fine homeward-bound Jamaica =Ater con- . ' """ • hog 't"' '. would not ; a man mitlit struggle eith it for a time.
fleet, , . up. slegleanciahre,t
,e Omni ►can afforde.gcrapi .
Sett,-T have received and laid boyars' my Lords ~.,, ,of los
,maifstes ship Warrojer,..cottaiatiag of *f,,l.
igi,"‘ish I '-At th • eat utstgoingsof . Would it at .9s. :- think not.
wheat . , . tt, . . e. Pfts
Commissioners of the Adirtitalty,,' pink . letter. of e'T•r. • 6 . • ...
were6l,l, . „In. _ _ _
_L _ „,,s,,_ I „
iigneet s, aakty..l :•"'" le PP Me !Wl.* 1.144-P ; ' the farm,: cgenqt corelira that lie.cans.:. „, ~s Do you suppose that any farmer woitA.continutt
yesterday's date, with the Menvoriat4rom the Mer- . ' A OW ShillingS a
they left Jamaica - July,, and, be At( 111 could bq ausajr.- • 114:4 he °Ovid ,n,ot 4aitm*tr .4119 isonpated,mode.of farming .- t , ..
chants amid Ship-owners of ettittoK. svpiclr. accent- .1. ~, • .
.. ... a . not contiuue to Varcbatte
viz the
1.- two of..thep#lo.et h"? olltadY 41:ri* I 401.; I 44) that',4, , OA* preigat:outgoings, ,Intaltd, It think he would
~
ponied it.; and lam con. mangled by Atli: Lotel.llllo . iii,-the Su' sun, DO dcl,, in. 0)6 Ryser Thatass“sul • •
to er,qu.aint.y ou, that the several points adverted
to ; the Eliza,
~Atkinseq,,, a,t ~Britijol.;,„, ~ the least it be Put 4(4 • '
I ••"" ‘. , oixt. -.1.1b/ .;• i . ..gisan are,. .
abandon that bet-
' 1. Do you find the rices 1 . atkr.ditainish f7,Na; , Do you mean to say he would
inltie"Meinorial hate not failed to engage tlieirsairi-
. ouvattention ;i but thee, 'however desirous they shay _ -1-------ii--.99- i. 9. • Lir si,:; Iwe suppoted we should, • 'he would not be at the same ex-
here. e great ,influx. of la-
cter sy stem .-'That
I but*we hare notfound. that ypt ; yet, I ' pense of purchasing a part of his manure, as he is
be of affording adequete protectitha to the trade o. • •
t It is expeeted that a very general redaction l , bourers; . , . .
..• Oil hienima lista, andoltheugh a considerable ferce,
1)e immediately made-in thee'Commissariat depatt- Gave a .
ot diminishes' the price ef.labons in my own now. . . ~ . .
I Would be continue to procure lime ?-That is A
• Itenbeen. itml.tkerif.employ I'd On the stational° ,-itt ent coteprehehding altahe clerks no`that present 1a cencertis. ,
. . ••tt,.s $ e$
dvert; -their ttectual employm , Mkt -and a r;onsiderahle number of ' ; %NV-114;4%400/m a ) tof themanure I mean..
y.-Ilalf-a-crown a dey to par .
•to the -erel price in that • - "41 ale- %that tenants with capital would
if

With the Memoralists particitarr itthert,
7. -ti
'ottly do not conger: Pioposition 1
• _

the conaniisiened OintHtnicsaries.
-N .ITRE.—Last night a Gentle-

that u ttiantber of cruisers can afford complete pre- 'e +Covcirr-rism)HN Tue.
tection against the occasional attempts g privateers;' than, aimed Itinsovro, made his debut at this Tlit-
but they cre satisfied, on the contrary, from the . etre in the character of Artirerxes, iir Dr. Any&
esperietrre of all former periods of warornd parti- • Opera of that name. He possesses a tenor sok:sett
ruler ly in the instance of the coasting tilde la. the: good quality, and sings with• a high degree of taste
Engli4h Channel, that nothing but a system of coo- and judgment ; hut his Voice appears deficient in
- " • i power, and some of its .4ones are not sufficiently

ot
- . )
.eprett , eaL
rreY:Fi ie, tuoDibirrs Aft.fiti ibP !MP*

Linty Of
mogior„ A.4tii 10 .1
WAIF 150.af Storm 4o oolive io
te. ' .• •tor. is _.. • .
is most /our farm.viodc carrtN.o, ► #ap la.
-grs ?-.--,post of it.,,
no servituts bpthe year ?n—Soipp fel!.

Poil rut apprehend,
br fostpd tp fake farms of this description,
was below KA. " el ?—I do not think
_ -

bushel .
Wulf leaszt4 ..woli Wffpund to take this sort of land
1:
tecaltivate it, .as thA present expenses, under s.
e bushel.
I Its point of fail, there -any alarm among the
farreers,now3:—CotOly.there is.
4hey drank us, tbei rex pen,c,es in consequence?.
- red 'hal

st._
Toy As ill stratd the deified protection. - , . power, a.... ........ _. _ ,Allll hillg, \• 0PL114...
Their Lordships have commanded On forkkei to ' rich and flexible to give full effect to_ tht.expressioi I Are stotitberie wages, fitifgll4.-L..Ne
ir . Ark -. /10'. a i e'• Ang.
...
stale; that though they *me so power by law to :.which he intends. His singing is, how.ever, scien- i In fixing the rents of rms you have been em- i —l,hate noc,myseicstmetenx.. , IcArniof that ion.,
„..
; copipel the adokrlon,pc convoys for the trade between like, and.his manner, altogether 4 rhea s• resembles ' ployedAo' let, ti 4Am take to be the average 7,hut.-,1 know ',IR snyl ektliinis willfety seam-
one port end anntLer.of the United Kingdom, they ; that of Mr. BRAHANI whose petrst ma understand .prtiol-ftoli-oT the fed* Wtheill'Osi 'produce; tow ! went tenants. "
are ecterifelcss &Sirens of making soCh arrange- I thia Gentleman to be. 111ozAet7a, aii.utto, ifh, per- is A'rouniretitir.PS- Flea aßldelieniti upon thereto if Do. Intl mean Wit the to * - will have ex-
'sited
for that purpose, as upon communication with dead, with words adapted to the Oporto, was intro- is.rit tWelhir dint •licat'23lirift,ibliChoik we canlite, : Pirefl, or the, priwlnc,taWisots .' - tie' ssed tuff quit
the nu relronts of Bristol, or of any other port, may. dacedin the seconded, wasiana ltoven'ltlessitie Ifri;volcr olitifiiiiitY"Of oar fdiins i their farmss?-11 ta eit that i el— fat tenants wilt
'be deetned proper and necessary.. - - • ;, end the latter Oentleman certainly more success- rin .utrilr,"'" , ' ''''c" 417""'''' 94' ' ' r, . not be able to pax their runts.
Their L'ordships take this opportunq of stating ful in the execution of this than in the rest, of Ile tulle thette•generill kfthigi'asietrittk kid iliiiier / Was not the .laat. 4artikst-ass unusually productive
tit .•
tto you, for the information of the Memorialists, that ; airs. 'r lle parts of drtabaner and Arbato were aim-liKeloiiiisbre'se. ~ • :r. ..,6,..5; , 1..: ;•. m %I.:: ,
.swel i oink, vti---
, flom the accounts which their Lordships have re- ' mined by Mr! INCLEDON and Mr. StneLtlis, with •""Anct fklatlCOluisbitelklaritis 'pit rittiebrii 'We d• Was it 1-4th above ;A. limed° you think ?•-r-I
. . .
ceived of the description of vessels which have formed i their cuStomary excellence; and Miss ..sazionsses, . ere ;likk•rints, I ciiiiCeiiill + "Wool& fie '.'air Ilia it, was„l,,,„ ~ ..
kilo
`Lille largest proportion of the recent captures in the . whose charming voice is improving. both in ,composs 4 bore at fo ' 'end a half:in-4iiii.is'yf ''" • ' .41 : •r •,,Then cagnot.the tenant as,. well affofd to tell his
Irish and Bristol Channels, it appears that if -their tness, gave the recitative and song& iu thet siVlsweli ' itieritlo tot! •Poora'' rates bier to - adlibPat this, year st,Ss. as at las, tipois riw,average crop ?
masters had availed themselves of the convoys ap- , character of Mundane with encreased succesaf - - Tbe they Wee* ' rierei.sigiVaTtleyents not' liditi * 4!--I.thilek •tie qui, certainly, ; . ~ • .
*pointed foi their protection from foreign • portal or ; Ilouse was complete) filled by-an elegant atidience. 4"creaset dosinrthet.faitultfixeartqltal elte-.'AVIIIk . 4!.. , What ie it , that ha* created this alarms—The
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had not, in other instances, deserted Ircin the con- 1 Mr. Serjeant Sci.hosi, it is slid, is to be appointed 'garret ;:ifi'ffrelaitl2ollt sare. 'i' '"' i'^" "" i
•47fene. f,b,141 144 rice will. continue roi low or tower
voys under whose protection they had sailed, he to the vacancy occasioned at Uniott.helirby the. re- 7Tirenly or'. tWonfy-titve ill siiit,'ivras it nett ti " nitutipat,isnawLwhoit thisArockis 004 %Pal to pre*
. that the farmer shouttt ''EPlPerfnliTiour to five resits ~,cant., ~ ..e.4-. .1.- , a, , . •"' '•
the final
no of the vo3sge, many of the'cap-; move! of Mr. UILINIR to Bow-street.
tures would Pot have been made. It is their Lnrd- 1 Mrs. Jonn.ts returned from Cistend,,en Monday, —I should think it was uot ;.1 should think fro A: ,Upon
.vrAtitt.lis-iltat tear. 'fpandotli.?=:l can horsily
ships' determination, as far as they may be eribled, •• and attended the Theatre at wp44l/.affortl the farm l,ten the talrfw; there ntihatgentral !Wen, there is a
to bring to punishment the parties who may have &veiling. at least:: hgreq deal of.lanfl in cultiset ion more than there wet,
been guilty of such illegal acts, end which great-- ~ It is saki', that the brass gni.
i proportiest,'7,und that there may-be”,impotntion of corn; we ars
tended, witb such isi.jurions consequences to the trade .onemy in•the Peninsula and io 1 intinishod Alien. ,told that they -4a. grow, it
.sapch cheaper in other
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of the country. the materials for thegroup, and ' could .livi,..countriess .. '. • •
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To the observation made in the Memorial.as to the of the Monument, which is.to ' ors, took a , upon the farms that ympiare
,scqoailited with,
course of communication which the merchants of dies' „Subscription; ill hulloes. does. from !flame . aye . managed with great 1 wapervaes Itstd others
Briatul bare adopted, my .Loids comotapd me to re. LINGTOX.
~.. : accoraing to the old- ceurse Wf thentiksittA.jek Ilk
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lied for the River.; alsn arrived
, Augustrigs and
ttaclane. )ILosa s Gera
Olaf.; alsekkylt the sante plat
Ann, Geoige the Third, and

1,...411011U,,agt • -
Margate on the same three (is cater 15,Ittrai logo; 111(430.afffrd t
as geed ihfiviaga4 four tQ five.doeiiknoWl g
loon captaTeci fro,* the Tbee,Agootkithe hple, :the Isedtool's p
Frasoe.a.re to fernish Of the 40401040 404 eirto to is tither dicr(ini
rid for the ;elk rciiv4* Were' irnfiettail44 .064-the farmer c
o bedraised by the La-. .froaktkiltsP) Are, .ot Gonne the bindle
ot the DA. of .I,Va" gmitir 104,14001% Of hiIAgrIPIAJAWa.be
four to 110.-
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