The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-15 00:00:00

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'lt it itilr aisettekehernhe circles 61 the Court, that
the Lag wiltqd'arinakee from Hanover, without
taking Bar Viginaii; or Paris, in his route, and that
his Majesty may 'be aniseed -to arrive in England
Asset the 25th of nest snoatit.

" (riots Ira z voltam, rooting.)
AIX-LA.CitAPCLIII. OCT. Majesty the King
of Blighted arrived here on the tad lomat, in the after-
noon, and alighted at the Grand Hot& Teolorday,to
ten in the morning, the English Mottinh left ui to
continue his route direct ibr Hanover.

HANOVER, OCT. our Wipes be 10E deceived,
we shall, on the 4th enjoy the happiness of seeing
amongst us, our Sovereign, °corgi IV. His august
brother the Duke of Cambridge, has set of to receive
him on the frontier of the kingdom.
Independently of the Prince Esterbuy„ seat by the
emperor of Austria to congratulate ear Kieg on his
arrival In Germany, we expect the Archduke Ferdinand.
The King of Prussia has teat Generals do Bente 1, de
Tanned'', and de Natsmer, on the same 'libido..
The whole vicinity of our town is thronged with
troops of all arms. They are waiting until his Ma-
jesty shall himself decide whether they shall form
one great ramp, previously to the grand nasearres.
--(Coedit de Prance.)
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COMMISSIONERS of !Mill& is IRELAND;

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We understand that the Hoard of Parliamentary In-
quiry have, for some time past, been in active cor-
respondence with the Commissioners of Customs.
During the last and present week, sevetal Mereb ants of
this City, and others connected with Import and Export
business here, have bee■ under examination before
them.—(Dublii Months' Post.)
ROTIENCHMMIT.—Mr. lirant hes recently forwarded
Circular Letters to the Governor of those Public Insti-
tutions which derive their support from the Government
Funds, requesting of them to point out any savings
which might be effected in their respective Depart-
ments. We have beard of several projected arrange-
ments and changes, in pursuance of this application,
with a view to carry into effect the wishes of Govern-
ment. It Is intended, we understand, that no indi-
vidual shall be suffered to bold two places or appoint-
ments at the same time. The Surgeon of the Royal
Hibernian School la the Park, Doctor Trevor, is sae
of those who come under this last regulation. This
Gentleman loses his place at this Institution, which,
certainly, as there is-a Resident Surgeon to do the
duties, may be loooked upon as a Sinecure.—(lbid.)
PaoxecTlNG es.—The following letter has
been received by the Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce :-- _ _ _

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Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
Whitehall, 9th Oct. 1831.
Stu—Having laid before the Lords of the Committee
of Privy Council for Trade, your letter of the 4th inst.
transmitting certain Resolutions of the Chamber of
1 Commerce of Dublin, relative to the Protecting Duties,
established by the Act of Union, &c., I am directed to
aerabet you, that as their Lordships understand that
this *abject is at present under tho eolusideration of the
Comatieeiowas of legal t tato the oolloodes .sad Ina
stegtooeut of the .stiglitg in itelaud, who
are now sitting at Dublin, it is the wish of this Com-
mittee, that you would communicate a Copy of the above
Resolutions to the said Commissioners, and that you
will also address to them direct, any representations
which you may hereafter collect from the Manufac-
turers of Ireland, in consequence of the suggestion con-
veyed in my letter of the 2tKh ult., instead of transmit-
lag them to the Lords of this Committee.
I am, Sir, your most obedient bumble Servant,
TUONIAS LACK.

To the Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce, Dublin.

BANK Novill.—ha account of the average amount
of all promissory notes and bills of the Governor and
Company of the Bank of England, which have been.in
circulation during the Quarter coding the 10th day of
Oct•ber, 1821, distinguishing the respective deno-
minations and values of the several not.. and bills,
aad the average amount of die several notes and bills
of each denomination and value respectively. purivant
to Act 59 Geo. HI. cap. 45, as nearly as the same can
be complied with :

Bank Notes of 21 •nd 24 4.718.141 16 1
3.001,801 16 3
10
16 147.494 14 4
1.307.963 17 It
Yb
30
40

au
100
900
300
300

1000
Bask Post Bills ........ 1,*13,000 6 6

Average of the whole. :90,708,080 &
RAPIDITY OF Btatantic.----Within the last three
months the heildisgeon du east side a Weenie.-
bridge-road, have increased so much that they sow
consist of several streets. The principal is just named
Bond-street. Four or five shops are erected next the
Feathers, and, in short, persons who were on the spot
a few months since would recognise but few of the old
features. Such erections are gratifying as symptoms
of increasing population and prosperity; and we shall
who're them 'lore if they prove as stable as rapid. It
is seldom, however,.that productions of a rapid growth
are remarkable for duration, and it is not surprising,
when we know the materials of whirl; they are com-
posed, that some rapid buildings fall almost as soon as
they rise. We had the painful task to announce a Cie
tastrophe of this kind last week, in one of the Dew
raised groups of houses a little to the south of this col-
ludo° ; and we are concerned to learn, that the
coaseitsucts are more serious than were 01
lint apprehended. The boy is not expected
le recover, and Mr. Short, the owner, is severely hurt,
nod net able to leave his room. A lofty house, just
arsiiad Is front of the New Cut; lei stands in a most
tisaproes condition; the workmen were employed in
miss it in, but the foundation bas given way, and
intro is a specs of upwards of tbreeinches between that
ma the adjoining uneasy.: its fall may be hourly ex-
if r use may )edge from the tottering appearance
presents. The complaints of the inhabitants are
leed sad •sisaatess is tbis• quarter, w'bers the more
vigilastssporistesdasci of the 'District Surveyors 10
.ssitaisly required; as slimy of the small. liaises set
Wlt of sere rubbish.

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