The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-20 00:00:00

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ilis ingsgambel by the Lords Ont.
mluiners of his Majesty's freasegy, to traseadt to
Memorial of NM Ag..t for tb Waal of hanks
to regard to the regulation ot tie dudes es Sagan
gad to desire that until tbe plowmen if Parliament be
biome. yoe will Creel par Minn to melee thirty
two shillings pm nat. as ditty ea Cloyed Seger. gel,
Weak* bond for the remalaieg sem or three 'hillier
ha nat. for which a warrant shall be traastaitted.
• llinalulasers of Custom. B. R. LUSRINOTON.
OIL PROM LABRADOR.
Copy of a Lotter. dated Tre.aw'y Chambers, Nov. 911. IMI.

GsarLairsw—ilariag laid Wore the Leeds Com-
missioners of his Majesty's Ternary your Seeretary's
Letter of the 13th inst. in regard to so applisatim
requesting the two Carpel of this imported frees
Labrador, may be admitted duty free coder the order
of this Beard, of t►e 24th of February last. I
am commanded by their Lordships to desire you will
coati's* to set seder the said order. and traasmit to
my

Lords a Copy of the Claus referred to le year So-
7'" Letter.
Commitsloom of Customs. S. R. LUSHINGTON.

We copy the followlog List of Names of the Mem-
bers Dominated on the Agricultural Committee, from
the votes of the House of Commies
The Marquess of Londonderry, Mr. Gooch, Mr. F.
Robinson, Lord Viscount Althorp. Mr. Banks% Mr.
Brougham, Mr. Beiskieson, Sir Edward Knatebbull. Mr.
Stuart Wortler. Mr. Baring, Sir Henry Parse% Mr.
Wodehonse. Mr. Western, Mr. H. Sasser, Mr. Eetcoart,
Mr. Sturges Bourne, Mr. Tremayne, Sir William Row-
ley, Mr. Calthorpe, Mr. Hooter Blair, Mr. Irving, Sir
Thomas Lethbridge. Mr. Littleton, Mr. Whitmore. Mr.
Alderman Bridges, Mr. N. Cal►ert. Mr. Ricardo. Mr.
Corwin, Mr. Denis Browne. Mr. F. Lewis, Lord Vis-
count Cranboaree. Lord Binning. Mr. William Lamb,
Mr. &Adhere. Sir John Newport. Power to seed for
perm's, papers sad records.—Fiese to be a quorum.
In our Report of the proceedings which took place
at the Surrey County Meeting. we accidentally omit-
ted to state, that the Homiletical' and Petition pro-
posed ►y Lord Ellenboroagh were pet sad negatived.
there being bet two or three hands held up la *appal
of them, while the Petition of Mr. Leech was passed
with acclamation.

WORSINICI'II BANK, LANCAIITZILON Wedemday
morolog this bask sumps& payout. We bear that
there is likely to bee deficiency of 300.000/. At a
time like this we fear the *theta will be serious. The
high repete of the bask 'mused all the respectable
endgame. is the vicisity to' be cowered with it
sad the loss to these will, it is doubtful, be MI threagh
all the toiletry. We bop* Mast si that the
beak will be able to epee agile la a short me t else
the terror which this stoppage will musks. will hare
so agreeable elect on the neighbour's( smeatry
basks. We are very happy M hear Or she Kendal
and Kirby Langdale Banks. through *Ow lutsentio
tout of the approach's( crisis, bur. theleted epos
immediate remittabees for some dank sad will, coue.
gaudy. escape the toe general h> .--(/'side' Gazette.
Pea. 16.)
The MY or friPliT bad 11111#00/ af41•1•111'
law, Silly Hamel 1/1111ts, thts isiesseitir et Oaf
Court. This diatingalsbed ledividnal promoted isle
credentials at the 'last Curt, with ea autograph letter
from the Dey, congratulating his Majesty*. his core
nation. He was most graciously memo& As well in-
formed as unassuming is his meaner(, Sidy Hamm&
D'Hhies has travelled for several years on the continent,
where he studied the arts, stieoces, aid laws of Europe,
and bad come to this country to complete his stock of
information, when he received the misdate of his Sove-
reign, which raised him to the high pest which he now
fills. He is sou to the Day's Prime Moister. whose
kindly disposition towards Enropeass, sad liberality, are
mentioned with a due tribute of praise and gratitude by
the celebrated Ali Bey in the second volunteer his Tra-
vels, and also by Capt. Lyons in his own. Letters from
Mr. Bother and the other two English travellers, who
are preparing to visit the interior of Africa, express the
high obligations which they owe to Hasonaa's father
and brother, and state, that if they have any chance of
'access in their undertaking, it is to the interference
and willm friendship of those two individuals that they
are due. IVith each a man as Sidy Hasson himself, in
the capacity of Ambassador at our Court, it is likely that
a eon/tedious may be formed with the African states, as
beneficial to the domains of science sad civilisation, as
to the interests of trade.

Tat Anwv.—The Ist Battalion of the Sd Regiment
of Guards, who hare not been is Loudon fur these
eighteen months, and are now at Chatham. are to re-
move from thence, as a Battalion of Light lafaatry,
on Saturday neat, and relieve the 24 Battalion of the
saute Regiment, now doing the Tower duty, and who
are to leave en Monday next, for the Darragh in the
King's Mews.
Friday, seven companies of the 41st Regiment
marched from Ediaburgh Castle, embarked at Leith,
and sailed in the evening for Chatham. when they are
to remain a abort time previous to their embarkation
for lath*. The remaining three companiee, which are
stationed at Fort George, are to be shipped from these*
for Chatham.

The brigade of Foot Guards, eaderweet their sis
months master, yesterday merging, ea the Parade is
St, James's Park.

ig•RRIABL IN HIGH LlFlle—aff. Cake, of Holltham,
will lead to the hymeneal altar Lady Am Keppel,
the eldest daughter of the Earl of Albemarle. The
marriage will take place in the course of s fortaigbt.
. . . . .. .. . . . . _ _

A rich individual, who was In the suite of Boas-
parse, during his exile at St. Helena, has recently
purchased the beautiful estate of Crogny. near Bar-
spon-the•Seine. It has a superb chateau, and a very
extensive wood. The v4ine of the whole is computed
at a million and a half of francs—about 60,000 i. stet•

ling.
The Duchess of Montfort (the consort of Jerome
Bonaparte) has bad the good leek to gain a cause
that was brought before the tribunals of Paris. She
recovers by the verdict an estate worth 484,000 francs,
nearly 40,0001. sterling.

During the last week a number of labourers have
been employed, under the direction of Alders.. Wood
and J. J. Smith, to clear away sass rubbish is the
Borough Compter, for the purpose of said's! a com-
mon sewer. In digging they discovered several old
gold coins of the reigns of the Henry's, some silver
,coin of Charles the Fleet sad Queen Elisabeth, in a
very-perfoet state, and pieces of csrissely wrought
iron, which are supposed to be tropisms et Gnaw.

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