The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-08 00:00:00

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a retina discretion in sending'lltet imilvideal. oat of that the Noble. Lent-Wee mistakenVilliiikt‘llesertfut ; FitoJP- . N ASIIMPAVAIIaIIoot 7•
the country. ._ ~ .• 7 ' ...O.' "...:1 '. . . . that a almair power of disedassal -did set tile is die • 1....•;./,-- .---essi-. .
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Mr. WHITBREAD hoped the Moo. Gentlemen navel itivire. '
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would excuse him, if he did not join hi the pabegyrk bli, int.Mir,'T? tecellected die deer when eV. ale Histiseess the Prince Retie boo ttl„
which heliad pronoonced volt •Mr.tyder ; ant} al ,meneal Courts.blertid were wit bound by an Seth, pleased, in the mime and ott the" behalf of his •
be could not take the opinion of the Hon, Gentleman and 'where punishineuts had been indicted which he jetty, todiroct that the 3d and 4th Garrison Botta-
on this subject, he should move for the ceriespon• since knew e ere no warranted by, Military Lew.- lions should. ha future be styled the Ist and 2d (liee•i
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deuce which had passed relative to sending Carrels it was only by diseession in Parliament that wok, risen Uottalkias.. . .
out of this country. He was desirous of knowing abuses and cruelties coold be done away.
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what was the practice as to siguipg pamports; and , •av sae iars said 6
oar. ...Nab', sa.., that the power of dlattiedog t „I, Remy, Hareateser,tiKtrie.rrimit, oiseehait, litaithle,
therefore, on 'Tuesday neat, when an Hoaourable hem die We'll. emoted in the navy in a eirroser. th.. 401 isoatioudeou. Anormooreroars..seoot.am salmi,
Member would make a motion Ott the Ow Act, he analogous tb that exercised is the arm • : . pasiagbail-street.
y. W.l. tiolleit, IVOrtOO Flalpie., oilmen, fares its* Mill
should brie this matter before the Hes* . . M 4,71 RUN KY titoeght it It peat hardship; et tram. 18 ruDllehill: liftweedy, Mr; Los*, Amesiesequere. • .
POOR LAW*. • • •
Sir S. E. BRYDGES moved fors. 00l fined mitsious were peretiesed is .sot army, •to disibiet all I . i.--nalr - 141.1.1 die.. lad ""wwiercimulla l'esltcPadelt
opal 18.4 GoildhalL Attorriey, bp.. Buttered.,
leave
perty in procuring his rank. It was too much testy T. °WSW, periwigs waiwiehshieereiFelari March 17.12,
to the Pour and Poor Hanes. April 18, at the Swan Tanta, Ili . Anomie,' Mt.
'that at :life annuity thus bon ht should be bikes away . boo, ems& lass; sad Mr. Banos,
.roslftMsn.
Tint House then went Into a Committee on the.
Citrat of Lime Bill, the Tobacco .Bill, and the from any man without any thing being proved' against 1 . W. Gnaws, Carlisle, merchant, March A 30,. April IS, at
him , Was a man to ,be dismissed . bemuse It was the Duke's Mad Ina, Cathie. Atlantis, Mt. Mlithat, Malt
County Gaol Chaplains' Bal.-Reports to-morrow, 0 •••••-• • lase; sad Sr. Slaw Carlisle.
BANK RESTOLCTION BILL. whispered that he was incapable or disaffected? Its , -,e, aareion • certif.& eahmorieee, March 21, 13, April .18.
The Report on the Bank Restriction Bill was • each eau-there swot be some fact on which opinion 'at tic Mash ice, Cordele. Attendee, Mean. Mostosey and
brought up, and on the motion that the Resolutious rested, and that fact ought to be proved. As to the , sirothezilej,ll,l4-n- ii
hater,at ar"berisiStatileAip"rd'
be agreed to- other case (supposed by the Noble Lord) of ungen. ' 18, at the -George lan, Sesehaseesee. Anomie, Mr. 'North,
Mr. HORNER opposed it, because he considered , tlemaniy choduct, it Was a frequent matter of charge soaahatelatoet &edit •Itt.Whattahnees -riveted-part, 11:4-aere•ri
it as a mere delusion, to suppose that the Bank I before Courts-Martial. He then alluded to slid CAM_ AT. 13, at Tait Lie jan;lty""ekiLleirg,Mateors.V°Kg.
Pick-
would of itself have the smallest idea of paying in lof tilt lOtit Art/Smits; and said, that' the dientissed erica and Smith, Ilapte leer sae Messrs. Evans and *rimer,
specie, if not compelled to de so by Parliameutary , Officers had been most cruelly and unjustly treated: it:. at/. • •
. J. Jac ksoa, Torsisk, Derbyshire, paper-makers,- Mardi'
regulations. They received too tare profits ftltall! indeeditlety had in some measure been drive* to lie- 53, 33, at the Crown Inn, Astitonouder-Line, Lencashire., April
the continuance of the restriction to warrant the , come their own executioners, as after the diagram, be. 18, at tie *al lea, htaieebeiser• Attenties. meows. Tenant,
quincery-lano4 sad .Mr. Iligglabottosa,
'apposition that they would be so mount 'at to de- ! gicted on-them, it was almost impossible for them. Lao' aM
ndeirt-iLiochiti
prise theniselver of such immense advantages'. He' remain in the service. J. Benton, Readier, basrarter, March 18, 50, April le,
expressed his surprise that during the time of large( Col. WOOD alleged, es a precedeet for the trait. " ii° !dear inn, Reid= taroks, Mr. Newbury, Reding;
sod Mr... Wattles LI 'wino,
foreign experts gold had fallen; but that sow when , ment ee the officers of the loth,Hessavv,
'the conduct W. Fisber„ Cheltenham, balder, Marchll, 33, April 18, at
the reverse ass the case, gold had risen: It was his pursued with respect to the 85th regiment, where five'
intention, on the third reading of h the noel Ina; Chettemem. . Attornies, r. Meredith, Lia-
t-6 fra "al*" • 1 Onteters, who had failed to substantiate their diarges "4/,'''Pearil st°teeema" lier•l
Semtnawi,eneel' Cbeilritegi", Diller, March 14, 15,
clause that at the expiration of the pralen....t_ ait__, NW,: i agates& their Commanding Officer, Col. itom,ted been April 18, at **Globe lop, Newton-Bushl. Devonshire. Ai.'
Sion of the restriction, the Blink
, should, A'. Pit i dismissed,and the Colonel had afterwards been himself tender, Mr. Hackie, Dartmouth; and Mr. Lszmore, Red
evetsts, be compelled to resumen their caste paytalleiL i rem' owed far not proving cherges brought against the Lirliamireta• ...Glom:ester. .4rueglst, March 16, 17, AprillB, at
Ile was afraid, however, that such a desirableevent
1 Major. He did not think that Incapacity could be the Booth-hall Ins, Gloucester. Anomie., Mr. Beebe, Chas.
was not to be hopbecause hosted for, his Right Hon. ;Wide the subject of trial. eery-hoer and Mr.-Gardner Gloucester. . 1
• W. Eng ordsy, Wildcat, ire, hoese-earpenter, Mahe
Friend (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) had, in his . Mr. MANNERS SUTTON, !hin answer to Mr. 18, 17, 401 ISt at the cooomarcia Rooms, Bristol. Atter-
speech nn the subject, not given the Houle remain tO. M. Davies, Bristol; and Messrs. Poole sad Greenfield,
Tierney; observed that offi ! oereai o purchasedcorn- ale;, fun-square. •.:
hope, that the Sauk would be able to carry hislate ••• - - tufty missions were y aware that they. purchased them DIVIDENDS. ' • !
taring schemes into real execution.
under conditions and therefore could not.complain March .18, J. Yowler, Birchin-lane. broker-March 11, 8.•
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER!
,of any extraordinary hardship 'f.th suffered for the rila. repel, Dennis E.aDdrortit,:iJsarli,i'anan,d'r. Nrhzirlercnkc:rtivrarotrc•teltreetr_isillmrecrijA,d'aitss-...
bogged the House to recollect, that at the present .
non.ful fi relent of those conditions, eYlie should isct
moment we were not at peace with America, and, to the proposed clause as hot calculated to attain the Veletett-, • uPI4-e Hull, merchant-April 15, W. Moyd, Padding-.
therefore, the war establishment on that aeere _could obiect' which it professed in his . mind, if any abuse :ma, victualler-March 14, .I. Wtiltersoi, Batley, Hertford.
not be reduced. And though we might be said to I . Pshire, inaltster:-March 18, 'J. Champion; Great St. lieleng
. existed of such a nature as was contemplated by the brokr-March.l4, J. Hanks, Linvehuuse, timber-machant
be at peace with the Continent of gerope; yet it -0..
ri Die Lord, the proper remedy would be by an ad- ilipri 15, A. Jones, St. James's-street, milliner-March 9,
was not absolute, but miOt hie cousidered •in theeaten, Huogerford, tanner-March 9, W. Armitage, lire
dress to the CfOWll.-[Hear, hear! from.. Mr. perolortre, yorgsinre, atom.memhaar. • • - - '
situntiou of a Preliminary Treaty, rather than a de- ,a, • .
rr,ydrae.i-ne really did not see but that shah a • CERTIFICATE/is-Mance 28.
illitive one. He considered our foreign relations at
course was perfectly feasible. The very existence A. prellheweile, Calheriee-eoPrt Tewer-hill, .11fdtgeee--
thr% present moment to be such u not to warrant ageot-T. Edge, York-street, Westminster, engiaeer;-J.'Wil-
f the army depended on Parliament • he did not "
Parliament to call on the Bank to pay ins pecie, and • "I - - • hams, Wheel, tietber-mercbaat-S. T. Goodedt, ShouWham-
lie would not (hitter the Hoes* with the idea that even , therefore think it unfair to balance this immense pro: •e reef, Edgeware-road, builder-S. Adams, Walsall, Stator&
, jun. Rochdale, Laucasbire, w.eopea-.
, rogalive by ;icing to the Crown the controul over of shire, merchant-J. Car•
at the expii Wiwi of the term now fixed, viz- the sth manotarturer-J. H ass, St. Thonsas the Apostle, 'Devon-
all commissions. • shire, currier-H. Longsnif, diusk-latie, broker-J. Elseen,•
of July, 1816, there was direct cartaiety that the i
Mr. WYNNE insisted, that as all the powers of. Buyii.lano, canuon-A,-A Israel, Potties, pat-
Cash payments would actually take pleat. chaat-A. Harrison, Parliament-strut, linen-draper.
M. G. P. GRANT slid, that from the esoetai , Courts-Martial emanated from the Mutiny Bill, there
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of the Chancellor of the Exchequer his wspecladeesilc?llltli. ,tir:l3/° 1444 , , t insert in that Bill a clause - - ! '''":',i9olCl3.
were not so-sanguine on the tabled of the resnesp-.
relative Italietei pbwers. e could' fist agreewith the
lion of the cash payment, as he had so very lately
Right Honourable Gentliniaii,' that the House could
penperly investigate the case of this Lieutenant or
cNpressed they were. it appeared to. its that the
that hlajor• in order to address the Crown in any
resumption of cash paymeuts would be attended with
. particulseinstance of' abase. The state sae coned-
such eillicultiea as could sot be removed; but he
thought the Bank should be made to pay in cash at' tutioo of the army was so different from wilpt it was
the titn:. of the expiration of the last restriction, via.: iti this 'tie* of William, or' of 'George 11.,:,: that' no
sth of July, 1316. i regulations were necessary. Ile moo pa rticsfeety
Tile Repot t was then forced. to, and
.the um or. ! object to such an anomaly, as that the Supreme Ohief
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dead to be read a third hatelorteerretr. • i of the army shoold also be tile Culotte( of Opavtieelar
-Mu itsitT.llll.l.., : ,11 regiment:- - -
The House went into a Committee On the %featly 4 • °tient .PiIIPPS said • a few werds,Which were
Bill. - • ~ - 1 luatidtilete : ' , ' :-.•'.0.-. ..
Lord ?pour compubso e.l• the la 14:1 ~
Mr. WHITBREAD- stated. sereislAbleMions to
pr:;titas.
Sieving: °Ewers el , the Plit..eill ro -of the.. the ctiami empowering Military Courts to receive
(howl, -wlifine4 brieginfeAkel,to Wet Arose.: the veshmtery oxidative' of deserters, under the pro•
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Martin). Sakti a preliminary enoe straii( .by' vision rendering theta liable to traesportatieta •
ration andiustlces end founded on the Is( .. Lord ItAI.MKRgION; at 'scythe leegtlii replied,,,
the Copiiitatitin ; and to diatnite Odlogte a Ispoik oat donteodod that the -collueory practtee prevailing.
trial 1914 certainly,ajaitatirrere.priee. iptieftlity . . assent soldiera,.l4.-ptitendrd &Media aed.privittel
waling. He rorrell 4;4*(0 slaappiteinev.., fruit rtituhwil Beat' tome. petemplarr Orgetatim•
deists to ehem.th*l his arandtestm wtort weit:llest4,l *nig lake plain. - .-. e 0•. . , • • .k. 1 . .. • . •
OtLinstanceil the arinies
•of, Aritri Red Ressie,A, Me. .121PNI4R4iftleilid to id* 4iii• yr Engin •
which 90
.coaeissinnetl Ofhper could he disco' *Cowell, as &proof of the peconskytfor ardoser review.
without a.iriathy..ll/4 Coart,Martial,
.11WeersittAsd'ofshlAktedee:er Wet, and of the prodettats et our
by eiefing a, oleos., is that.* Ofliesr • tom; abut erct4-4'l-tepere win then received. •-•-
after be*diemissed *beat by* • WAYS .kVili' MEANS.' '- -
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Tat CoortJdartial.? _
_„. ''' .. ' • .t. •• ~ , • Tlio' 011ANCEIGUIft ./A • del VIECIrEQUER
Lord 114144.FfiSTONolJocied lII_ Myak'itsti eienesii, 'that lie firths+ ticatilderation **him Report
the gretend that the Noble LOO WAR; File • , eVed Corned% tee' 4 47aye'lied 11ilank46ifsising the
!sir hit matiqn. TMs Was'en jnnevatien oskthe . took 4 Apolv a'. pherpeoloy 'll4 %mold* altutte...Ad,
latie 9e, o(_ tile army, and it write
.... 4iiim#l,m Timone& - - :4,-..1' •-•1•• , IC '.'
*tile Lord le show some I r • ..-.11,. • .... • w.• ,!.. •
before he-could suppose.. thf . 7.--itiii;ll-1-t-i-ss,
so important au epplicotioit •
; eset,Mll No call;. 1)14).:S-
Tt Mg WIR Seilff . lathe or
linund also toehow that some grist'7l7)l litidximps ilMged, ifto dolma:Oafs F. - . a utmost
ap4spois csl44-11.011ellapelpf. to thersiceint.theaj.
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_l_l4 buti.,Mw.te
freekthe'preliint practice. HoWeeld
thgli4(rosvw luta placed such contidenid in.lualt
! IMPOli_rtlrri)ifk altlirlitlW Met s a
.tamitkPese ea such an
"In pAta‘tlVaisperat *arta a coMmillsiOrs, -from inirts ow Amoy say
v;iffeh RWeiligil both rank and emolument,-would "clalfelPa.. , • . - . . • ,
It not be extraordinary that the Crown should not - :Genii** -lintizeot Jets-rinse, Elul. Member fist
lave -a power to dismiss withoult. -a, trial by•Ceset- flillstoiryl **led in the misserity en the Corn. taws.'
I;lartial, when it was recollected that the Crowe The name of Mr. RAMSSOTTOM has been Insetted
might have such decisive proof of the necessity of in oter'Paper in one only of the Mioorities in Meat.
such dismissal as no other person could by any pea- enlaions of the Corn Bill,-we find that he hai Gni,:
sibilily have. lie instanced the case of diesoffectioa fonnky row against the measure ift ea die Amgen,'
which, though well proved to Ministers, could not which hare taken place. -
be proper matter for discussion before a C•ourt-Nlor-
Vial. There was also another case, viz. a discovery,' Dasaw.t.s.ms Tacaine.r-Last night the comedy,
of incapacity to esercise the duties entreated to his of the West bathes was performedat this Theatres in
charge, and there might have been many cases where which Mr. S. Petioxv made his second appearance.,
Officers had been removed for that cause, which was in the alearnator of Bekour. He acted with misch.l
unquestionably *.most subalential one. There were, lipids and eiyaeity,. co rebinad with a degree of ease .;
besides, several otheressee that might occur *Whit: *ad greeefoinosa, very creditable to .so young an ac-
would be impossible to bring.before a Hourtathrtilli; tot. Its several of the scenes he displayed consider-
such as suffering an Officer. to remain its the Bray,, able.jadiment, and, upon the whole, he prombe.s to
whose conduct had been such that his Negev cos.: bec°l3•l It osefad and favourite performer; his recep-
tinuance in it could not fail take', the effect .of coo.) 1 .1" wall Illit"rinfft the whole of his..perfortatnce
taminatiug the honour and character of all around! bring much sP•hiodol• Mrs. Dilvill'w't is C440.1°11e
him, and thereby weakening and fiselly•deltrtaYieg Muctort,'and Mrs. SeAlutti, as Lady.Ruspore, acted
the discipline of the army, without whkh ,it ages a with great ability. Mr. WA.LLALCIC rt`ceig9d.srmit-1 Strtelnu.-Ylestenlay afterneetiabent four o'clock,
mere illusioe. This was. not a new questioe, but, applause as Charles Dudley ; JOONSTONE, who , a man of gentlerhattly appearance, dressed in e thee;
had been already discussed by both Houses of, pig. pllrd.3l(tior 0 'Flahert,y, sang,the a' b•prilg ek 'Yee- , coat, Wellington trowsesei mid a tuff- waistcoat,
Cement. and formally discountenanced ; and, theo, lesah.," width was loudly, applauded. • . i took a boat at Whitehall le trots the river. When
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fore, without some new. and. siring grounds, on . 07:084111fUlllititS,--a'heSe‘ 141)jeluinci oesomba) he went lute the boatleisdas.edikiely AR owtlia-handa,'
which it might be shown to differ :front *bat had • who-heeo bespoke Favourite. Number, At anymf tite and knees and began to y ; end whets hetet:lmo-
gene before, he could not give-his ,ebneent to any- Liceesed'loottery pikes, are respectfattly ecquilited sew middle ef'the ewer he-made a redden sin lug and
such proposition as. that now offeeeil. -Even le an• that, owing ln'an thi.precedented num/erred Tickets : leaped into the water i• be almost iestanitf'•roee to'
initatte.erappa really most vagrant where the Duke' being issued from the Batik (occasiihntd by .theteeet the. antforea °gaits ,0141 ,:look hold of the oar filial'
Holton and -Lord:Cobham had been displarejt from direlattd), they, in all probabitity,..,Mar•neet• Intel the wateitnint 'reirelved to •Aills, WI letillia • held. step
their regiment., because their political conduct was them, lay appiyieg at; the tespective OffinesAwNere, and again smelt. lieveratteets titbit ebeereed the lir-
oeposed to the party of Sir .R.' IValpoles yet both they bespoke them, Instead of 'well: the-Oell. of catesterree'o ,sussed 0 elle:sisotjbfiveorid Ventsienelte
'louso .es f Parliament bad.rejeeted, the proposition to Next Month, when Ibis egeo4ospider, ttesy,beitina, any esketaime;'es the, body 'eoe)l :iterelie'seett. :'Me'
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Inuit the prerogative of the Crown. Me believed, Dra wit:L. . - • • spoke *SOW foreirritemeett di wore inuetlittiose. I,

teut-treiletr:—Yesterdie morning Joseph Parrott
and' Wake ''were brought from the watch. '
Louse chaiged with being concerned in
a turneltuous assembly in Bedford-square, at the Lord.
ChanCellor's house. The Prisoners were brought ter
the Office in the custody of Mr: Chambers, the High
Constable for the Holborn Division.
Samuel Roberts, the watch-bouse keeper of St.
Gilei's parish, 'stated, that on Monday night, about
a quarter pin ten o'clock, he was sent for tells
house of the Lord Chancellor, in • Bedfordrequare,
where he found a large mob assembled in front of the
house, and displaying a eery riotous disposition.--
He found the door and the windows broke. On his
entering the house he found the Prisoners in the cus-
tody of a serjeant of the Garda.
This was all the evidence that was prodeded, but
we understand one of the Prisoneri was secured by
the Lord Chancellor. •
The Prisoners said, in their defence, they were•
drove into the house at the point of the bayonet.by
the soldiers.
The Prisoners were ordered by Mr. Maxie, the
Sitting Magistrate, to be detained, and they were
confined in St. Giles's watch-house during last
night. •
Him. Neale was brought before the same Magi-
strate in the evening, by Mr. Chambers, the High
Constable, and Mr. West, a constable of the Parish,
who stated.that they, and about 40 other constables.
were stationed at the Lord Chancellor's house to
keep the peace, &c. About seven o'clock a nume-
rous mob came into Bedford-square, and assailed his
Lordship'shouse with considereble violence, and they
boserfed the Prisoner throw a stone at the house, upon
which they secured him, but.tbey had considerable
difficulty in bringing him away, and did not expect
they should have been able to get him to the office,
had not they brought hlm.a private way.
The Prisoner said be was• a blacksmith. He was.
ordered to be detained.. •
.fienri Lambert, an epprenike lad, war brought
sne Office by two Cinstables., who stated, that at i
half-past seven o'cloA anothersiob came frum
sell-strept, amounting to-between two and three bun.
dred persons; they. came. to. the. Lord Chancellor's.
house, shouting and making various noises; a voice
or voices runiig.the mob called out to burn the house.
down. they observed the. Prisoner throw a brick
at the:house. A third wipiess saw .him throw his
hind forward, but. did not known whethei.bo had.
any thing in. it or not. .
A Bill of Exabange for ; large.amount was found
upon the Prisoner, which, he said, belonged to his
masterl.who resides in Aldersgate.street.
Mr. sinsms said he ehould preserve the Hill for
his master, and ordered the •Priioner to be detained.

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corivxikiNmexurrAttoic:::7;

• D. &toil O'Donnell, Count 'of
General'of the Royal Armies, Captain-Geneui of
the tingdonts.of Seville, Cordnyto atid 'hen, tk,..
I mike known that their, 4vAl!hiPlirt Directors.'
General of Revenue, under date gf the 29th or
January, of thii year, have communicated to Ole the
following'

ROYAL EDICT.•

MOST EiCiLLEPer SIB,-,—The Minister of Stele her
transmitted, under date the Stth of this Month, the.
sabsequent.

" The King, our Sovereign, adopting the opinion
of your Lordship, has been pleased to prorogue,
until the end of Affil of the present year, the time
allowed for sending to America fine cotton g00d,,•
whether Asiatic or European, and until the end of
May, for selling Within the kingdom those that-may
be now therein, but no further time will be conceded.
This grace is extended under the express condition that
tlsemerchants,.within the limit .of 15 days, furnish
sworn schedules of all the cotton soOds specified; and
his Majety expects that your Lordship will take the
most effectual means to fulfil his purpose, directing
the regulations which appear to be moat proper, ac.
cording to•the order of the 20th of September, no;
with the view to prevent all abuse and disorder, since
inattention to such.matters would destroy in its in.
fancy the industry applied to' cotton merchandise
which his Majisty is so anxious to re-eitablisfi in the
provincei of his kingdom, and which has already
been so happily recommenCed.7—By the Royal Or..
der, I communicate this to your Lordship for your.
punctual scompliance, and in obedience, on our parts.
to the special charge which. his..Majeqy has been
pleased to give us in the inclosed order, hi regard to
the expedients that we deem fit for its more exact ob.
servance, we apprize your Excellency.

Y. That the sworn schedules 'which the partitt
transmit of the cotton effects on hand, shall he tron„.
scribed, and copies thereof be sent by your Excel-
lency to us„,aceording to the 18th article .91,Alia
Royal Order, of the 20th ,Sept. 1 sot. • •
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2. That the cotton. ePets so remaining on Uipd ,
*all be sealed with thC new seal; aciording the
Ilith article of the said Order, taking care that 'tie
tnisCiiic(nsiY be dens to the goods, and no until*.
Psary trouhtil he giti.en, Ate deeming the ink stamp in
the istaltaosauffiaientin the, goods sitilkadrait onto
and the leaden stamp in the others.,
3. That ynue.Excelle9cy will resift to af►e, met
spies for. proceeding apinst the 'holders of cog.iii
effects not, canpqbended, In the scipi'n schedules; $s
•
against possrSsors of contraband eiettle.• • •
t' 4: Atfti in order to stood s 0 uncertainty in thi;
execution of the prOceding.orders,. with respect to
this prohibition of the import of-In-reign goods, you
kaseu•ney mil takct care in publio.., that in spch.
piOldbitint iiitiaticTeat 'cotton yarn, at toitecksomis
of cotton and other materials.

Wit expect, front the known zeal of your Excel-
llency, the faithful regard to what ire hive iequired ;
also the acknowledgment of the receipt of the present
Mier, and hereafter the partkatare at the smolt Of
your attention to it.
In fulfilment of these commode, L have ordered,
on the-9th of the present month, in presence of the
underwritten notary, that each commands
.be pub.
fished by Proclamation and placards to in posted in
this city and, suburbs, in order that -nem My plead
ij torance thereof; and I direct • that the merchtlate
and-holders of the saki foreign•cotton goads, Inc's&
leg those of mixed materials _with cotton,.deliver to
the Commissioners of this Custom House, ;mesons
schedules of all lhose in their possession, within the
specified terto.of 15 days; and that with all possible
speed they Present the goods to *be'sealek ai
Mended io-the said Royal Order; and they are here:
by infotaled, that in case of non.compliance the
parties will be subjected to the penalties on centre!,
Mad property,. and sugh..ferther punishment ai tk
case may require.
Cond.. RISBAL.
By artier of his Breelleney, ALENSO ZAVATA.
Cadiz, February 1815.

The circumstance of wheat having &Pen in prim
on the two last market days has been adverted to as.
evidence, that tKe Bill before. Parlitiment is not Cal-
culated to raise the price. The cause of the fall in
question is, that ,about,twe months back Merchants:
bought up wheat,. principally foreign, to the amount
of 500,000 quarters, great part of whikh is still
stored in extensive granaries. Cfilruhiting 'upon a
rise, from the rnpid progress of the Corn Bin; they
rafesed to bringit to market anti), last week, when
seeing an increase of supply front the Country, they
began to bring it out for sale.r

PEDECTRIANISM.—MtindiI •i Italian, who sell!
bronze figures shout the streets,lundertook for a wager
go oh foot sixty times round.!t uvsell-square in
twelve bouts ; he went close to the Iron railing on
the oeSside, and performed it ia,less than eleven
hours with great ease; it is supposed he went in the
time near 46 mites. A great number cdhets were de-
pending. •

Yesterday morning, was exhibited, hanging by ti,e
neck upon a tree, bet wepn theCity.road and Goswell-
street-raatl, neer the Angel, Islington., an effigy of a
man dressed in black, and affixed to his knees
was a very large placard, with the words—" A
lIIPPORTUI OF THE CORN SILL AT HIS POST Or
nosouft."—

t _
MATHOTMas.AUTNODON.-ThiS justly cerebrated
'actress died on Saturday last, at her lodgings in Pall•
mail, it itOoldvanced age. The success erthis Lady
lin the histrionic apt has seldom"' been equaltedi-ind
the record of her fame will erer adorn the annals of
nur,Vise. •As a private Charaiter also ihe4ses much
ricpected, and her death is *lttisnslsely and deeply
regretted: .
'Ter; Tv rtr.—The 'betting .roum• at TOTEIPIAL'S
was pisurtlay thinly aiteAtied with dull betting; we
:have to notice little variation in' the statement of
site odds An title Derby and Oaks Stakes, from our
00 tepoit.--tfir. Wass 's Aiilol coft, continues
;04 aufpfdat. eZtafitgoili shit° hie against brother to
ifriellefumis '
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ON DOI.; Old tor. 91)got__ RAs.
. STA/IMO IX OFFICt, 8,, neei-osreet. •

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