The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-27 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. THEATRES. . . . .. • feeling, combining the plain dealing of the trader CONCENTRIC Mit:E II No' -........- with the polishaif the gesitiemen :he threw a milder ANNUAL DINNER, OF Tin FRIENDS OF CIVIL DRURY -LANE. glow ever the part, which harmonized sweetly with AND RELIGIOUS FREI DOM AT LIVERPOOL. Last bight, after the representation of George t h e m ore r a diant lustre - that had 'adorned the hero -.wow • • ~ Darnweli, a new Pantomime was produced at this and the heroine of the piece: it were invidious to [entente:tenets OF ssa. TAYLnlt'll tiiitECll. I Theatre, under the WI of Title The Valky of Diamonds • sele*t *O7 for praise where all were excellent.- ' ik(Dr• Tay 101 ). the" proceeded to make some re , B . _. or, Harlequin Sindbad. The story of this whimsi.: Amu, Old Barnwell (by Duausrr), Blunt, and marks tending to show the intimate ' con n ection of the Tratexurn, were inimitably supported and rapturous cal piece, which is well kno4n from the place it Orange with the Spy-tystetn, snit the great injury of holds in the Arabian Nights' Entertainment:, is them ly received. developed in its application to the stage :- • '• '- ' which both these systems had been productive to . • - many peaceable and utiotraiding individuals. He Lint _ ; ,_ s; , -- . • The seetie opens' with' a asaga sg reet v i ew a the /lent kr i ......._ iir i....A.A Ligt a new Put s _ tomiree Wa s isragatisd at this lima. particularly alluderi to the ease. of the thirty-seven Diamonds . whirls is surrounded by inaccessible rneln. 'Sistitted Mt — — *ad — The Areetrod l " - se ml is ise isit says, 's ir '‘W dri Ajaifi 11.11 lb!! men, who, when Weill% to exercise their canstitu iredndlnuvhefedin 'alm and ble at t i o er em be jo; a the ilin v g as h t k ric in b e e l :b ne t h Vtiiol ea rt IvisitisuCril- ---- ireei a s c i l e sty - a g - beerg -- - to , --tilthe-t-',.,-61,?;,,;„,e- u tter tt ,,„ f -ki tr ' s ktu g it : litio Aloes l right of petitioning the legislature, had been roe , isso flarttgabi. after bids there is toe mulitutin of wahine- taken into custody and confined some months on the rounded, he endeavours to twelve same wain of moo* i t a b l is sto Pe rr e . diseboevseaers'etwaseveraithe valley , and, i tet f," rel ,,, ee abi t. ie w l h he t e Ckle h hstill.-ii ' lrises, ilimi tiv elkli er has mark • oath of a single hired spy, a lew-lived blockhead, been thrown down by morose extelltitio.n at Ossver, tlistais,' the. gate of faunal Winos his senses. „, e „ essan , win , the view of ottemethat ' junta to Palbh and this &fords admirable score C•rnieveralea. whose tale was too absurd to trnPOse*on any man in the immense mien vrtiebitimer about the saliva, and fiv this This being a holiday at the Stock Exchange, a few roosiletoctrr some the j ew el s which it combs. He cornet t ist:at- 'll e ,N___l6_4lisb_t_ th e 4trie eet eatel ii.liiit a nal ePigeimnsi - WisoUgh these nese were eventually ac genslators met out of the house, and some bargains s a il ent io eed wa. qiecl a rr o ° 4 'ir Om sera of pc i ace is , Pmi n statta Was b a l ert e"!*ce ni "le ‘l.riv'ill quitted, yet by their long rougliensent many of'thel: were made at the following prices.-Omnium 1 Dis. meat to Ids waist, lays letirahrsgittral-to tt, asetunacing she families were utterly ruined., It was wily some de deice.* immediately and devour the meat, and me* of WWII event , sad it was emoted . The acetic wawa 4" Eke- fad in the boasted adatinistraiun of justice in this sad Consols 67k. th e largest ta ke s up Sindbad and carries bins oti in triasoph We noticed yesterday the agitation created in the is arrival at the eagle's nest, Sindbad Meets • 'mi Park., a I aearr i s 2 h e n s " ant i 1 ,„,„ 1 ,,,,.. with t h e fs es country, that it atts•iis the pewer of .Iyrantrical in thestorll there we have an fithibition of the itte It -y , il FUte, . um aura rognels. the Temple of Carryout, .bid brilliant fire- men thus to make use or the for nit of laze to effect gooey market by the report of Peace with America. with ena:sfsssisal no old Merchant, who is waiting in expee- Works. The balloon is made to rise Over the mean. sal Abe ita- the ru i n o f h • patina of a deb Irony. Siadbad relates to him his lidera- Tait important news had previously arrived through WPCS. and produces bis treasure, upon which 'the Mer- rachtne t with Madansonelte BLaacus oAalliallia de.r,-601• the acidity of speculation, at the Stock Ezehange, to cbmit accosts him of theft s And hiv . iug mixed the diamonolt,• thromtis the openistg in the ceiling over the pe„ an; deuce • been made • a matter of boat, that." if it 'a nd Wm peat comfort of the party who had purchased on "'li his "lases to met sinn bnii saw , she s.ittel. sista. g ritty to the stage, after witch there are are-wrstks ;bat all l in every (' ate .11 1 '- ' lea 4' i s , bad is, now seen for u second time in the vallev.—fle I .,.'''' ws e til k ink au g ht In be made t" "'lt' d ' tba Piece, on a" ° . 44 rt 0 rap eke prospect of the event, to an enormous amount, ,i s to ,„ e a I , y bin fall, mid rerlihis an a levee 'diamond -°""( "• "calike. It now concludes w t's a wee , e ,, iii , d 5 .,, possible 1 I liar On with protecidivinsf 'cast it 71118; tad the knoning ones being in absolute possession which instantly ' et ads In a briltant temple: the gates are Hull of Industry, sad an allegari • cal rt kit:sea:taloa of lb ilk. ' towel • wet threatened that a man shisald,ba .taken If if - thic..on. Lent Mayor of Leaden. 1 • ol .a. the fact, had I ke generosity to offer seventy ' l'" 4 "'""p en • and a female is tlie"vered whet informs him Ono -, ' ' she is Diamond& the Fairy of the Vall ey,' who Ind b Toe Paatutatme ;bawds in havioroas tries , and was re- - 1 mediutelit tifter u • le detisi -as' '" Mat . hit -might-a . ... . • . - 1 • i OP guineas to receive one hundred, if peace should tined by ; enrhaaters' 11ithits ihe small r lupin of a 'j•weele',lferOr: ecised uith Marla and universal anlause. least hare six Xio - - ' ' nth: imp iv:aliment if itis of of ling, les signed before the first of January nevt.— which nohnig could release her but mortal outich. -' filse there. . else." He had filmset an opponent-it:y.l ke ' ...- artog tf, ~ Ilie policies on the which were in the gore shoes her tratitude 10 Sindbguy restoring him to liberty, person, who was cmscer, iii . the prosecution a( tire! question, ' an d after having transformed him to Harlevin leads him to the A British Officer on the American station Morning at 50 guineas for the lit of January, and ' house ads- Merchant. here he filo in hive :site Poiret/eh I k e taf • d gt s • a -et- thirtyeseven, the-sten soMe weekthefore tbe thee'of '75 for the 15th, increased to 75 for the Ist of Ja.l Merrhonet datiOter, ~ :to pert mate, Cshuoine. . t er o for , towing atepos follows:s e ' American pilot tleei, arrest, that 'erelong they deterneined s ite . ! Dory, and 85 for the 15th ; and 50 guineas were . The bustle and eccentricities of pantomime now vessells• kfor torpedoes have been invented in . Manchester, "to faked tak were ei of Jaco. • * given to return 1001. should any Convention or 'are : commence, and are carried . through a variety of New er , the purpose of impelling through the ;hies on some ground .or other." .He would not take tangement have been signed before twelve o'clock scenes, poortraying many licrous situations. The water _ the in fe rnal f torpedoes intended to blow up tune .upon himself to say that it-,witi hi 'pursuance of this last night. At the commencement of business in the old merchant is changed to Pa ntaloon, and the Clown liritisb line , o -battleships. A winch inside this vessel I r threat that theihiety-sevenavere 'taken op , bet ; he rises from his cabinet of treasure. The scenery of turns two b w heels on the outside, and which are placed Stock Exchange which was, contrary to' all former:should have a very low opinion of ifieat end. • precedent, open on St.'Stephen'sday, the market was this ,piece is remarkably beautiful ; the Valley of on the ta r b oard si d e. These wheels impel both the i jogs of those concerned in that prosecution if - hi very triflingly affected by the rumour rif Peace, until Diamoeds and the Palace of Pantomime ire the two pilot vessel • and the torpedo attached to it, at the rate ' could suppose that it was possible far than to 9 Vll . , a powerful impulse was given tort by thopolicies in most spleittlid *cones. The music, which is by Mr. ' four miles per hour. Within the vessel are twelve any material part of the con - ► ibieS • risat'itthich - pre t tiest, and then purchases wee made to the ex- M. P. Coaat, though it possesses no novelty, is men.•fhe b ottom of the vessel is not much unlike that i .tras contained in the evidence of the spy. Was dent :of many hundred thousand pounds, by the prin. extremely pleasing. Miss VALIANCY was the Caws- .of a boat, wet ofits top is arched. The scantling are i there any one, he would ask, who would now, evils • cipal brokers. At the close of the transactions, erne. She went through the varied 'movements of those . ofd s I thploo , tons • the planks are ()finch and • pretend to believe that part of the fable which ree °milieus was improved la per oent., it having corn- , her part with much grace and half stuff and these being cased over with iron lates vivacity, and was, with s. . . P , laced to the witness havisig,been shot at his owitioriro menced at 2, and desisted a }per cent. discount. the other performers, greatly applauded. The of half an inch thickness are not to be in used b shot . • tricks ‘,. . _ . , 3 Y ito the dinging of the wall, and the flattening of lilt.: general, well imagined, and smusina, though Ott the n top there is scuttle for the crew to enter, ; bullet-which wall, and which bullet,no one had' On Friday, shoot 200 respectable inhabitants of : arecin the execution of some Wrlg evidently embarrassed. and h:s opening is also the look-out where a sea- , ever seen but -himself ' Was there any' one who Word city signed a requieition, that the Mauna. from the want of that facility which the holiday tinel is constantly placed. 'fwo air holes forward ; would now applaud the scandalous manoeuvre of would, as early as possible, convene a general practice will soon give. and abaft, give sufficient air to the crew.• The des-'thrusting a 38th man • amongst the thirty-seven, the meeting, in order to take into consideration the propriety of petitioning Parliament against the re- - COVENT ci ARDEN. [MOM A StORNING TAPER. j -1 seen above the eater, and this being painted of & w ee% some (rance of a ase purpose o tofthe Spy' s • ' ' ' is, only par sel draws six feet Water, but one foot only is to MI day after their apprehension , for the f -for, in fact the :least of the Property Tax. It is expected that the dingy white, is not perceivable. The torpedo Requisition will be signed by nearly a ll the inhabi- I The heart-rending domestic Tragedy of Geo r g e lof courseennuiennui, attached to the stern of this vessel,ennui! bly be true, wrelating to as conversations which lie t s ars of the city. There appears to be but one o p i. i Barnwell was. as is customary, 1 leadin to it ern t in . performed at this 4 fl we r g bolts in the after part.- had held with this 38th man who was not proved Its oion respecting the continuation of this Tax. !Theatre last eight, with a Vichy of selection, as to ` The torpedo is filled with powder and combustible have, and who had in fact ' had,the ever slightest In consegeence of a Rol asition very numerously the cast of characters that redounds to the praise of matter, and in its inside there is a gun-lock, to which connexion with the thirty-seven or with their meet. slimed by the inhabitants of the Ward of Farringtionl is fastened a string which leads to the scuttle of th • the Acting Ma a and a vain of excellenceas to 8 ing :-let this Society ask itself whether it might not Within, Alderman Termite SMITH, Esq. has fixed the Performers . hitherto ' unequalled. nalled . IVith the i pilot vessel . Having mg towed this infernal machine 'be brought into similar trouble , by similar Mentill I to.morrow for a Ward Meeting to be held in Christ o fthis d r ams laq is I close to the vessel which it is intended to fire, this Meeting, structure Church, Newsate-street, at 11 o'clock, to consider the f briefly hint thecharacteristicsof I string shalt, re ore, at er , Petition to Parliament against the renewal of t h e m ans e s is,,, soun. an d a • acertatn,how well t h ey • and the pilot vessel altering her course, by means of cheater. He would not prikend • to say with whom , the Property Tax. I a rudder attached to her, goes off in the general con were appreciated and supporte d . Of George Barn- - rested the infamy of hoeing conspired this ruin of ' well, :he youthful, .ite elegant, and the innocent, i fusion, i the thirty-seven; but this he would say, that if he i NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. the matchless in symmetry of person, and of mind I Daring the retreat of the French army in 1813, had been unfortunate enough to have been deluded • the most exalt , il, we might almost despair tole French officer who had a eriee deal of gold about into taking an active part in their prosecutions, he find an adequata repreaentative; but as if by in. him at the battle of liana," afraid of losing it, if should be ashamed to look any honest or any semi tuitit- . lie choirs fell on Satsuma, and never he should be taken prisoner, put 1: into Ins; pistols, ble mail in the face, till he hadeionvinced the world wilt there be a necessity, while he is alive, to and hid them in a hollow tree in a smelt iv: lel 'eh that bill share in the foul transactions was the conga. alter it : hi. person, of course, first arrested our , was surrounded by the enemy. lie was actuaily 0u. , ,1ce of imposition prectised upon him by others, attention, dignified and commanding, vigorous, yet , tu r ne d ,!, q ui tutted to Russia. Having lately re- !and till he had exerted himself to the utmost of his graceful. of a •pect at once stem and insinuating g; l ed ed his ceiumn:uPen some pretence or ! abilities to obtain for time Injured or ruined indiv i the Apoll ,, of Belvidere stepped from his Pedestal,ether '.ear Meow, found tbe tree, and recovered the deals, some compensition for the Incises which his • had gone back to it abashed at Ids relative inferiority; : money whitit be hack deposited there. i atstaken activity had brought upon them. he ravashed the audience of their applause before he I Early on Thursday morning, the 16th inst. a firol It would, he feared, be trespassing ton much on opened iris mouth, and excised jealousy in the bout broke out at Mr. iLoweltt'S boanling school, at ; the time of the Society., to go into the general goes of every male auditor, who trembled for the safety f 0- i Chieveley, near Ncwbury, which was not got under lion, as to the propriety or necessity of ever having his favourite female; witnessing such mortal per- till the scbool.reent, and a part of the dwelling. recourse to the sv. •Ices of sp:• , a. Ile knew that fection, how this incomparable Tragedian can have, h o use were consumed.-The same day, JACEiII WIN- some worthy persons, though they felt the teeth been kept hack is astonishing ; his effort of last Hight I veil (who was one of the most active in endeavouring someness of the practice, yet justified it on tha. convinced us that there is nothing in Tragedy 001 1 to eringuish the flames) was folly committed to the, ground•of its being sometimes nePeaeare ; but he hod, of his reach ;bra his forte evidently 144 in the enemy gaol, on a charge of having wilfully, sad ma • also occasion to know that news honourable anal virtuous and villainous characters, such as Alex. licioally, set fire to the above premises. !. Right Honrittrable Persuer we:a decidedly nostile to , ander the Great. Jrif fi er. Romeo, logo, Bio -1 ATTRUPT AT ASSASSIN ATIOII.-In the dead of the : the Practice, who, from holding high official sane nysius, Mr. Beverley, Lear, Young A°":" 11 1 ke• night of Sunday s'ennight, Mr. Hynde, a youth about tions, were best able to juiiae upon i ,c subject :-ift which seem written expressly to his powers, and ; 19, and son of the Duke of Norfolk's house steward their opinion the practice is ati alpolitic as it' is ()di wiU come with double lustre from his magic touch. at Arundel, was awoke from his sleep by a villain ,' o ur beieg always productive , of more mischief then People were seen ia all directions maddened with who made a desperate thrust at him with some sharp geod. lie was aware, trieever, that this conviction . joy, jumping from the one shilling gallery into the , instrument, which indeed happily missed its aim, hut was by no means general, and that some Jtelges on The Ross, *Kenzie, front London to Jamaica, pit, end from the pit into the one shilling gaiters , - a ; deeply perforated the pillow. Mr. Hynde, on find- the English Bench had lately given opinions favour las ieturned to the Motherbank. stripping themselves and jumping almost naked into .1 ing some one near the bed instantlyjamped from it, able to the practice. Those, however, continued LOESS AND DAMAGE AT SEA. . the boxes, ,and a thousand other vagaries, expressive to get some fire arms that were in his chamber, but Dr. Taylor, who say most in its praise are Crown The Tirivt, Brook. bo u nd to Honduras, pat back of the highest transport-ceneratulating each other before he miuld gain possession of them, the assassin, Lawyers, who arejust ping to bring forward a hired Len to Plymouth,. on Saturday, leaky, and with her that they had lived for specie this day-and professing hiving failed in the execution of his bloody design, : spy as a witness; and aceorditigly, a Learned Gen . pumps choalsed. . their_ williogne•4 to hang each other now that they e ff ecte d his esca p e , and we are sorry to say, without demo on the trial of some of the Yorkshire Lud- The Befer,p, Jackson, from London to Shoreitam, had seen it. In a word, bad Sit xeeseetez and GAR. leaving any traces behind him that are likely to lead dites, took occasion to describe all those who object has been blown down Channel, and was towed into .1 RICK walked arm in arm down the stage, greater to his discovery. .to the practice as 66 absurd Visionaries." It is not, Toosam, on p ro f in a leaky state. iecstacy could not have been shown than was Thursday week a most singular circumstance took t however, . necessary for me, in support of the objec. The Lyra sloop of war pot into Corunna on the . evieced on this memorable evenine-dear to every place is Westgate, Wakefield. Ten sparrows, par- i does which I have made to the conduct of spies, to Slth in w it h t' she sailed fps. Cask on the 234, in lover of the drama--to every B r iton, to every hu- by a hawk, few with their pursuer into the sued lbe more " visionary" than this Learned Gentleman party with the Ethalion frigate, and 14 vessels under man Wine. If such were the sensations which per- shop of Messrs. H. and J. Snow, drapers, where the , himself, for he admits, that "if a man goes to in convoy, bound to Spain, Portugal, kr. On the varied the andienre at the appearetice and acting of hawk and eight of the poor sparinws were caught, . cite another to commit a crime, he is, without ex- ' 46th experienced a heavy gale. %tech separated Mr. Srastoes, it would hardly be thought probable, two only making their escape. Tha hawk was a ception, the most infamous of mankind," and this, tio m ; and oo the 29th, saw the Et/la/ion, with only that they could be esceedsd by any thing short of bird of peculiar beauty and ferocity-for while it will be recolleited, is precisely the species of con test' of the fleet. superhuman agency • yet was this actually . the case absolutely • the handsof the captor, he •ed y in Extracts of letters from the Agents (to Lloyd's), on the appearance ofMrs. DAVENPORT as MiUwood ;of the sparrows inadvertently brought near him , and ' flu. lancashlre Spies ; but, that I may come .o close at Elsinorealated Dec. 10:-" It is reported, that the so much inaaculine isntalits, lerrtiriiied le such bore it away is tritest* as be was carried acrose ' the quarters w . Learned Gentleman, let me re ith this Lord Cochrane, Ross, from Petersburgh to Ports- sweetly feminine frailty--so rare an union of .be- street, by the friend to whom Messrs. e. had given ; quest your attention whilst I state a few circum- Mouth, has beet' oat , hare at Oland, but was get of, ' witching bliuidisluneets, with-intellectual superiority, him. We are sorry to add, (list this savage de. stances relative to the previous , character of th emdi and seen at anchor there on the 4th Instant, and in. I sever could have been produced but by the cambia*. predator afterwards, by some means, got lollegbeilla vidual spy,. whom he was thou ushering into the.no. tet.ded t‘. proceed to Calmar, or Carlscrona to repair.' a n ion of varied excelleace, from the united powers of the string by which he was fastened, and flew wily.. • _ . cote of these persons who had been sent from Man- It is also reported, that the Dixoo, of Hull, Snow.. such woman as Mesdames Mona". Cites's, - _ , den, from Peterstrurgh, has been on shore les riot PRlTellAlln, YATE., Cilawircita, 1 and our match- At tie l ast Easter Frankfort fair, a young Rog. tiet et the Yorkshire Jury. He Was, Gentlemen, dm* to Web Jacobins in Yorkshire - -for, busy 1 lishasan beset all the political caricatures that have r tender- as die ' were Alba time in checking the tide of Led- Gulf of Finland, and retuned to Cronstadt to db. IRAS SIDDONS, coupled with the peculiar ~ mess of tile unrivalled O'sert.L.--Every female lately aPPeered i , ) Germany. Among them was oue . %film •es it was celled in our own neighboerhood, r charge and refit." ' 1 representing Bosse as an eegle in.a ghat cage. 'seed those who recollect that the Lancashire Israddites Another letter, dated Dee. 13 : -"The Frankfort, breast heaved responsive to the soul - subduing Prussian, i .. Pope, from Petersburgli to Loudon, has been run sorrows of ßastian, our Millwood, every manly heed melted A a an Austrian, an Engliehman, l wese publicly charged with having ettablished.three ands Swede, standing round, plecking out his feathers. and readily friend ; an excusefereeefor the' maisutactory of pilica t will easily MI . • foul of in the (;art t, aad'eaust proceed to Copen- ' into tenderness, I fo r the frailty of Bar null, in the' faseination'of his It happened that the Englishman was represen ted pull. suite titer ee'ead enoggh on oar own hands • yet , foul y , kitten to repair." 4 it bins by theist,. T hi s patriotic country - lean no sooner b us y its we micro 4,4lernen. and clamorous as we it h horrific hideousness Dec. 22 s -It is feared that the English mistress-now repelling him w • with • • • . Petti s ea this than he exclaimed fell of indignation . foundered o f as pect,--now Wring him back again irresistible () a bler' s I I were for increefed powers, yet we had time to cast sleep Sally, Brown, from Quillebauf, b as foun The print lies, the En g lishman does not take the . sinuatlon. niakiug vice itself if not lovely, at leasta pityine eye po the necessities of ottr brethren - in between Havre and Here, and that the , crew are in le by the tail, but always by the head." On this i distant lefts -.and did aicerihn ty vett missionaries venial, and in this respect we fear she will do inere. sag i y .. ;g. drowned. let . Neither too tall nor short, he purchased the whole stock , . and tore tbe Points occasionilly..to 'Oiler coo nteies. • The character of The Fauna, Patrocina, of and for Lisbon, was run dible harm to sot. y . • •• • • • corpulent neither insipidly fair nor into a thousand pieees.-(Gorresportsfersg if ea for this i n dlia ls at Spy 9iinti is f some • t s men. o wiper - foul ef in the Teta', leth lust. and bad her hide -neither thin nor . , Ge dye Dec 16) harshly dark, .he bids fair to charm the town, almost ,y, .: . ~ , ; ance, heetiorsesieiteirtosket4ely se ais evidence that Move In. such pa rts . Lastly, Macbeth, Jo- A companionfo the ehthesiast Jo Ansa 4 SioOlteeret fisloipeted the Wes of a rrycrienectionlietween Lail stupefaction, in The s(eady,ilall, of Yarmouth, bound to Stock- to _ c. lie:, lasogen,Queetz athartne,Mrs. Berely, Millood, is fermi hed hil Asti C s ._, __ • E _ ATHARI/11 EMMERICH, clip- I disci% a n d isleiainion. Whetbeir or not' the instrcc. with, was *reeked' now Saltfleet, 10th inst. with such a mate s eal ristes of the suppressed convent of Agnetenberg, gel lien , it took trite hirktrom Manchester, made hint The Flora,*Tornbull, of Nardi Shields, foundered Meets', And Cordelia; and , D 16( f or ward to exertions unparalleled from Mr. Szessoes. ohn, near Buster, who %eV years rild. She has ! particularly anxious to thret out seine CMlTteXioll o f off the Holderness coast, 16th inst. limits wilt n ot allow us a bloody crown a .. thorns upon her head, five wounds teas Went does let appest, hut !ea:airily his 4. foundered ` Of theether characters our The William, BenneU, of North Shields, much • this we deplore but must submit, yet in her hands, feet, and side, earl two or three MAWS I dence it far more productive in this way, thasi Atilt to say mu , off the Speen, 1 1 7th last. ARLMONT in Thorcire. upon ' the breast. These wirends frequently bleed. of any of the Mire witnesses o f Yorkshire. res Petersburg to Lon- we cannot pass over Mr. Ct. ~. The Helsicstfreee Tie ke n from Peter didactic and dignified, tender, yet never The object of her highest /unbitten is to reternMe her name, Centiemell, Ido not at thiesettomeet recollect, dosst is 6 n s hore on the St" Reef) Part of cargo g oad, 'blending magisterialauthority with p aternal crucified Savioer.-(flariburgh Correspendenkis.) bail do receded that luthad a . turf name, which ita. tedious, lauded. • Ng district. and indeed the county at large, irate Woof profound tranquillity. " Thi s plump declaration stunned and silenced all Mee-Bunters. The tide now began to set is so opposite direction. Every individual .Magistrate, ow the example of Mr. WaLcox, came forward, s orl all declared successively at this Meeting, "That they considered this district to be perfectly tranquil." ...nos, is Judge FLETCHER'S just and well-founded o pinion of the real tranquillity of this county, and o f the causes of its nominal disturbances folly con greed and placed beyond the range of future con tradiction or calumny. 1.1 DIAL, Disc. 26. -Arrived a Preach mia of war (math* , eastward, and proceeded down Charm!. PORTSMOUTII, Dsc• 26.--Arrived lite Loyalist, Park' from Harnburgh, hound to Havaismah t and his Majesty's ship Rosario, from the Downs. —Sailed the Orestes, Pixley, to Join the West India *el at Cork. ipillWlCit (SSIETL A 111 D). Nov. 90.. -The Rosario, Dan seph Bars,* Spoilt. ship. fr.,ai !Nt. Pet. t Antrgh to Malaga, was un the lmh inst. wrecked upon Falsetto Neu : of Ti peror.s who were on hoard eight only were saved. The 111..-ter, Chief Mate, and Supercargo were among those who perished. The cargo, ellosi,tiug of pity:. tar, Ac. isc. is Lost, with a very tri r ter plion. ID cc. 2.—.1n American privateer, of 12 carriage gams, was oir the west end of Ze..nod, un Tuesday last, and informatioo ' bring given to the Captain of his Majesty's ship Vera , 'Lite Rift i.nmediniel go in rho* of her. FA Lstouen, DSc. 24.—Arrived a frigate and sloop of war {tom Plymouth, with several sail, to join the Swiftsure, which will sail to-morrow, should pm present wind and weather coo tiaue. ' : a‘&4 . t. a ~ ` ~. ~~ . • • • • • • • „ • , . y .~ '..aka•L