The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-16 00:00:00

PUBLIC ILIIINGFV IN TUB (LINK.

The following is on Anoract of the MI brought
into Purlieu's.' by the Chancellor of the Esehequer,
for rendering she growing prodocs of the Consoli-
dated Fend available for the public service :

The Peresabiestates. that the imolai Prodser of the Con-
milidaten reed paid lea the Exclieq tor at Weshwaster, sigh.
be advastammosly applied to the axe of the Public.
Tbe Tre:oug Isar order Exchequer Bills to he deposited i•
dor Receipt or ihe litcheiteer.
.hall mot bear lowest while emmiaisig to &pe-
eked.
Web Bilk shell be made out seder regulaileas of 41 U. 111.
e. 1.
The Amines, of the Esehripser may osier bleary to be bawd
wet of the rewire/ Produce or the Coompolidased road. equal
so she ammo of Esehemter Kills daps .id wader this Art,
sorb SI to be applied inwards the Aidsaad Supplies rant-
ed The by
Bilk Mall remain as a Severity till the said limey is
paid of
Vasil 5141 July. IMO, all seek Woes Well be applied to the
repaymeat ttf preview edintemes by the Beak.
If liseing err Bills hare been made out seder 57 0. I 11... 48.
die Bilk demnited feeder this Aet shall ant make Ike whale es •
seed 1.1100.8011.
If Excheqeer Bilk under 57 O. 111. e. 48, rimed 6,000,11101.
M Bilk shall he dellasited wider this An.

• Money iWI be Seed eider Ibis Act till Eseliegerr Hills
immifrr 37 li. 111. c. 4114 are Eli Yawl.
The deirtescy is the Ceeselideted Feud, at the rid of ■ny
Wafter, IMO be melt good by lizebequrr Bills elides iliac
Art.

-I:aebeqierr Bich, deposited ender this Act, awn be paid of
is roerw. or eschsiaged for new Mils.
After mast of Ktebrlpiet Bills seder 57 Mil. 111. e. 411,
sad wow+ of Mime, seder ibis Art, the Oast may *poet Li-
cargaer 1 ill.as heretofore.

NAVAL INTRLLIGENCIL

PORTINOUTII, MARCH 15.—Arrired two or three
colliers from Sande,land.—Sailed the Jen*, Brown,
for Sonderiend ; and Linnet cutter, on • croise.

FALMOUTH, MARCH I2—Sailed the warmer
pecker, far Lisbon and Jamaica ; end the Marquis
of Sanatory packet, for the Brazils; both with

lietnroor., NI seen 14.—ArrIved the Mery Ann,
Schuler, from New Orleans; sailed on the 131 h, and
fres the Belize on the 24th January. She has been
17 days in the Charnel.—Sailed the Bellington,
A1•Csll, for Calcutta.
Ih•rest. Winos It—The Unity, Murdoch, hes
been got off, after heseiog pert of her cargo of coals
rirrebnerd, sad is now in, the harboor.—Sailed t►e
Three Brothers, Foreman ; Calypso, Jones 1• Horn,
Valentine; Tay, Adams; Friendship, Ireland;
Nary Ann, Deochars; and &hide, Develsurs; all for
Davis's Straits Fishery.
CORR, MARCII 9.—Arrived the Lloyd, WPlser.
son, of aid Irons London, to like troops to St. He.
lens.

The following is an retract of a linter from a pas.
Meer on board the ship Hensie, Chance, to the
owners in Glasgow, dated Belfast Loch, March :
ss It is with polo I have to inform you, that your
ship Hamlet, Captain CLAnEr, struck en • rock
called the Pleddins, other•sse named the Foul
Ground, yesteiday morning, ar balf.past four
o'clock, about a mile and a half frees the New
Light. Shortly after she struck, a signal gen was
Arad, as every person on board was of opinion she
wallet brash op, or fall off the rock into deep wa.
ler. Abseil ail o'clock, shortly after daylight •p.
peered, we observed immense multitudes of boats
coming off to oar assistance, however, no more was
allowed to come on ,board than will thought sef6.l
cient to give the Captain information in regard to the
groped, that every elation might be pet in foree to
drag her off. We soon found, that all our force
could not keep aka off the ship's deck, until we
bad recourse to threats sod lire-arms; end they at
last bawled out free their boats, they timid see in
the space of two hoots whet was aboard of the ship.
From thew threats it was conceived that they were
determined to take the command of Ms vessel ; I
therefore went we shore, the land being three voiles
from the ship, and rode to Portsfetry, to console
with the Agent for Lloyd's, shoat the safety of the
ship, ke. and try, if possible, to secure a meoee
croiser.to keep uff the natives. Upon my coming
beck to the ship again, I found his Majesty's cruiser
Wickham, Naas, had come to the ship's assist.
son. As loon as the Captain went on board, with
part of his crew, he bundled all the Irishmen Into
their beets, sod commenced lightening the vessel,
by starting the water, and throwing a greet deal of
honest overboard; at the same time, loading the
cotters with light goods, together with tee boats of
the cutter Heroic*, Captain MATELtY, who had
likewise come to our assists/icy, sod by sit o'clock
at night had discharged about 300 packages of
dry goods, chiefly tuna's ; they could not
heavy packages from the surf, and the cotters could
sot approach her from the reefs. Although the ship
tad been lightened considerably she would not float ;
orders were then given Iv work all night with the
ship's crew, sod a Mate, and a number of men from
each of the cutters, by tbrowieg ballast overboard,
sod by imam, labour for 44 hoer', they succeeded
in getting bar off at sit o'clock ibis morning. TM
Captain of the Wickham ordered his ship to proceed
to ibis Loeb, cutters keeping company in case of soy
accident, In consequence of her making water; it is
not ascertained what damage she has severed is her
bottom, I think it must be coesiderable, for the ship
struck hard frequently, and before she can proceed
her bottom must be looked at; and, of coarse,
befog, this an be effected, the greatest pert of
hsr cargo most come oat before she can go up to
town for lite graving dork.--Smoday, 71h.—1
• eatremely gaily to add, that Captain CLARKS
was in a state of derangeount ever since the•hip
struck, and this morning, shoot three o'clock, got
up, went to the medicine chest, and swallowed all
the laudanum, that a bottle contained ; the Steward
observed him, and snatched the bottle immediately;
bonever, I am sorry in say, he was rather too late,
the deed was deo,. Strung emetics were made op,
bet without elect; every exertion was made to make
him retch, bat all ~roved abortive.—( Eight o'clock,
P. Ai.) Capt. CLANK c has become senseless, and lost
the power of his body, and gets eery black, so that
• less boars hence will finish his career. Two me-
dical men have come off from Carrickfergus, bat,
alas! the Captain is deed."
Monday last, the semen at the port of Ssoderland
sad. a stead for an advance of wages, when the ship.
ennen, rather than prevent their ships from sailing,
Weed to the saw, after a little severe alteration.—
(Xracarik Coorant, Mar ch 13 )

•
CLERICAL TOLERANCE IN TIII: OWL:ESE Of
LON
Net far frees Chelwa lied a Priest.
24morassis at the parish feast
For sesame& ofthadaz ;
Ne're Mammas was half so mantel,
At turtle soup mid vers'oosis' haunch,
Orstaak d pamper'd oz.
And them his thinst was are wessessdasss
lied swallow dews (Mad Lord delved sal)
Of amber sorb a mow,
As misold have peed Atesdencons tea,
Ilase mealy Curate-mess,
Awl (eddied Rebuts& fear.
Rio resisting Oast was `• Church and State ;"
Ileforneers all Meowed his hate,
his wrath;
'Teas deallv poison to as ear,
/Ie lasted it. as he /Cs small beer,
Ov .erag.of.matten broth.
I' opted, else day, rodeo( abroad
Niue WOO lubber Lord
Ilel s en's! ta the item ;
Oa ribs er sere and limbo( dreaming,
Oa highland grime with fingiaore termini,
Ile par's aloe( IR—swareet.
Saddam he hake, and rake his i7es; •
Isnr Cu a Nes same, deep he &poet
" Pertnoir sea Rumor. I I"
The house he earn all on Ire,
Awl rhos the hod atiroli. with i.e.
IY Isegoage more 01.. s warm.
"s Rebellion. It—maas, traitor sell,
El:aphelia nig meagre'. eat of la tl.
Mbar wiersis ibis isle Petition
How claret a slave of sky degree
Compire agaimi his easier, free.
Aud mew wf high ermsdribia
Sot hear !'• A. yell'd elih ghsa.ly frit,
•• Of rebel, rascal, Jacobi.
Thou pander, pimp sod soder !
The lads of poverty shall NINA thee,
had quickly le a prime bread tare,
Ur I'm rat W—ets R—..ca.
Thy Meek la trade Man all be sided.
And ev'ry asperse from thee wpsered,
rbi opce• fu el swag!
Pablo, for Reform linseed !
I'll make awe Ammo thy wicked creed,
And ever roe this day !"
This woe Disler, Ibis ravine Pried,
Or rather let a say thus brief,
lave/014. 'till he ea bane ;
He slam tailed to feed or oslo,
To gage halve. elk many a dish,
Ad pat kis threes, Is Naar.
Tao well, alas! aid vie. wearer'.
Awl eery Cht Wino heart a ill bleed,
At this arv.ireisbed tale;
The Newsmen's Mabee+ mei Ihmastolfe wee,
Weer kirk'd, tate Hr. huh tee stmt.
Ana ME was DOOO‘.II/ TO JAIL!!!
o terse of persecution dire!
Enough to make a helot ire,
Aad Sponawsev'a defy I
Will Ileum's, rhea• consent Is be
The v lint slaves of .lavery.
And werm than ha tithe f
T.. Mow, who for sislartsae feel,
Ike injoe'd It—COCKS makes appeal,
And humbly ask, their aid
Geed tatimismo, then, amiss hi. come,
lie veer mato/we'd his readiry's laws,
But basely was beiray'd.
J. Y.
• The Post.ollee, of whit* Mr. R—.. cat was fannediatefp
deprived, with at any area being arises.
4 Segos y•rieg eflldrea,, and *air molter ea the ewe of pit-
lag birth is ma eitiaa.

MEETING r tax MANSION.IIOU3IL

REMOVAL OF 13ANKRUPT MRETINO9.

A Meeting was yesterday summoned te be held et
the Mansion.house, for the purpose of tatins into
consideration the propriety of petitioning Parliament
easiest the projected removal from Guildhall of the
Meetings of the Commissioners of Bankrupts to Fur.
Meal's iglu. The Etyptiati.ball was thrown open on
the occasion, bet the assembly, though highly re.
spectable, was very thin. The City Represeetativee,
seine Gentlemen of the C►aecery Ba►, end several
eminent mercantile characters were present.
The Loin MAYOIt Weird the Hall &beet half.
poet one o'clock, soil after holding a consultaties
with the Committee of Management, addressed the
Meeting. lie said that be had been fel:petted by
some of the most respectable of his felicier.citizene to
convene the present Meeting, and had in consequent*
of the importance which attached to it, opened the
best apartment in Ibe Mauston-house.—(Applarre.)
The object was to appeal to the Legitimism against
the proposed removal of the Bankrupt Meetings from
Guildhall ; a meowe which if carried eta edict,
mast prove highly prejudicial to the mercantile pert
of the commuuity. It was well known whet facill.
lies and convenience were derived from the sitting
of the Bankrupt Commissioners at Guildhall,
the heart of the Metropolis : and this was peril.
celerly felt daring Ito recent numerous filigree
which had taken place in the commercial wend.
The Gentlemen, however, who wished to bring the
matter before the Legislature, had other great and
important objects in view, beside the one of local
Weevil. He understood that the application would
embrace the subject of Insolvent Debtors, and one or
two other points of vital interest to trade. listing
said thus much on the subject of their being called
together, be had only to intimate, that it wee thought
advisable, from the thinness of the Meeting, to post.
pose the consideration of these subjects to a future
day. Date notice, it appeared, hail not been givee
of the matter le the Peblic; and under t►e import.
ant ci►cemstances he had stated, be trusted the Gen-
tlemen present tumid feel the necessity of concords%
in the proposition.—[/lair!]
His Lnrdsbip then stained Tuesday sennight, the
2.3 d Met. for holding the Meeting, which being agreed
le, the Assembly withdrew.

We understand that a deck is now 'scanting at
Milford, in which, is the course of time, vessels
will be repaired et that yard, as well as built. At
premed it is used for the latter purpose only, and the
weasels, when launched, are seat round to Plymouth,
to be laid up, or fitted. The excavation of a dock is
a work, however, that involves much time, Isbeer,
and @spew.. We believe, that the new duck in
Plymouth yard was epwards of six years in construct.
inch, ■nd that the dam alone cost 30,0001. The tor.
matiou of an arsenal is a stupendous eadertskine,and
it is highly interesting to contemplator throttle+ the
lapse of a century, the steps by which the magnificent
establishment at Plymouth has rise° from a set, in.
1 considerable commeocemeet.

The temporary reefs ordered to be placed ever
ships its ordinary at Plymouth, will be erected over
the Foudroyant end Sliding Coyle es seen as they
have been repaired and pat oat of dock. The utility of
these cnveriogs mast be obvious, and it is to be re.
Vetted that a plan so happily adapted to prevent the
alternate and destructive operation of sue, nio, 4c.
has boom so Wog drlsied.