The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-01 00:00:00

K U'l `!'t ~ TU, 'i a ia: a i. TO TIM FDITOP OF THE I. ATESIIIA N. Cgoiktarere.—OH any srrivel in town from Man chester, yrsietdar morning. I foetid by the public Pepyr. that the High &iliff of Westminster was en deavouring again to aftiugglit • Bill throigh the Hesse of Coutet.►t.s, to ah.olve hien from bearing the es pence, it the elections for your city, which ought, oS is rite non in all other &lea of England, to be paid out of the largo etooloworitts of his ufe , e. Too will perceive that I bestowed to enter my short protest against *itch • Bill being passed. is ithuot an enquiry Into thew , circumstances, which Intel the opulent City of Wirotminsru f s l o p, sionowit 'he eiliot of Eng land, without any foods to pay the necessary ea pences of an election. I have more than tonident hopes diet there is public spirit enough left in the City of Westminster, to show that you will not be deterred from examining into this transit:tine'. I have also great satisfaction in knowing. that she. the day of election arrives, notwithstanding the boasting, of Sir nosed. Bardett's friends, a Gentleman will be offered to your notice, who, if elected, wig serer suffer nor connis• at such di/visceral conduct, *kW is deo High Bailiff or any other person. am, Gentlemen. io hasty, Your obedient . at, HENRY HUNT.* Sta.—Tho intimation contained in your Fetter of lasi Ssierdey, of an Intention to loin; into Parlia ment a Bill, to correct mid emend one of the most glories( inrnride nis the RepteventetiveSystem of the bi r olnet, has given general satiafaotion ; for although jt ploy not go far enough, according to the feelings of Ley of your Feeders, yet la " every little helps," end es great objects cannot be achieved to a moment, but Daly by a routings and fixed determination never I. toter @mil II • are accomplished, we mast for the toasting that the time is not far ,when the fair and legitimate Representations of the People will be so peunetteotly peered, that their rights cannot be invaded with impunity, or themselves depressed sod degraded, as they now are, by the Passions of close Boroughs, or their Stewards, or by the connivance of Indleidsals diegracefully themselves for Ibe basest of all perpriee, namely, to perpetuate the undue aid corrupt in. iseoce, end the tyranny of the persons @Boded se. The coarse pursued to effect thine dlsgretsful ends, presents such • dereliction of moral ptiociple as will be scarcely credible in after times. An es- TII tizITR ICA L FUND. ‘••• ire of thee practices, through else medium of escellent Piper, mey, It is hoped, loud in some to check lbw evil complained of, and lead in. Salsrdey being the 4th anniversary of the Covet. who, from their condition in life and eds. settles Thestrical Fetid, was celebrated by • dinner .r, ' revolt at the idea of being acceuery at the Freemasons' Teems, when his Royal Highness each comoption, and invasions on the legal rights the Duke of York took the Chair. A few soisiotes their n•iglitarfors, to reflect upon the dishonour of before seven, his Royal flightless entered the roes, eh condom. accompanied by the Duke of Susses, the Marquis A mere profession of sttechinent to the rights of of Angleses, the Marquis of Lauedoww, Gerd Hol. People. and • declaration of abhorrence of ty. land, Lord Easel, the Recorder, the Attorney sod curl despotism. will not satisfy floe descried- Solicitor-General, the Lord Mayor, sod • ameba of ), and the honest good sone of the nation, other Geollemen; sod dingier was sous after wards _of all denominations aspect something more moved up to onwards of 500 persons. than hollow prnfesaions. They require that a man's __ltellft, were d e;loePrlero actions should correspond with his words, end that ' God Save the King ; Star of Brunswick ; be should, louder all circonestsece and at all times, flora „arras toe haei and Ruk Brifintrata. act up to the principles be avows. The Doke of SUOILR thee rose, and observed, that An ° Pi rwetwilit Y betwg afurded me of sendin g 3 " e° as one of the ViemPreeideole, it fell I. his lot to this commeoleatiou through • friend, I umbrae, it, ; propose the health of his Illestriose Relation gibs lard shall, through the same chasms'', trouble )O5 , ere now filled the Chair. When the Army was given long, •ith some farther remarks on the p ram "' !as a toast, the name of his Royal Highness as which ;nevelt, sadism, confine, to premil, in Rotten . omitted, though never coupled with it bet with ap. llorourhs, until the Oath of Qualification is by I w I please. No one, indeed, could look at the event, 'required of 1441 Elem. " in them.-1 bee° sun . 1 yof the last few years and not see that the •pplase intone very curious papers repectiog the ceded was Joy,. um . sot only Was the Army Indebted to gerund itt a hboaring 1 " 4 ""g h sin" the rise his Illustrious Relative, bet the country at large also; * bee been In r,e bands. of the present relining,: for the Commander-in-Chief had introduced into the party there; I am promised copies of 'lwo, gnu Army economy soilindd yna on perusal deem them worth y of inwrti " must alto be gratifying to the country to se• him, In your Independent Journal, y o u w ill o bli ge woe wh he could spars a few moments from Ilia owl gutty by giving them to pier Readers, to whom public duties, devoting them. as in the present Ras*, think they cannot fail to afford mach amusement. , to forwarding the objects of charity. He escleied It appears that the late EDWARD se. b y prepiniel the ', n om o f the Royal Chairmen. " me watil " li "" erwewf ,_, el Ce L wrile t re in "e , Boreu g e . The Dyke Yosa televised thanks. This was and as hie *peers, on that occasion is nos the third ye•e he hed Ores id ed In the um* place, Inc It "hien" of his e f rks e I mid and each seeetedieg yet he bad seen the Meeting ' I for t.t y eu r r i l from •" .t ril ' etr t more nismeroolly atteded , sod the vehscripliou ree-tre e ' w ""“" wee -•we '.....„"„ a w. &motet to a lorsug has; sulk Ow food, were' etlfi ..• EIIIPEOEIP V 01... who ooPrwr`" egosl to their olijeet sod he trusted the friends ef eccasirn. the Institutes • soli this day prove that their good. , Jam. 16, 1116. CICESTRIS CIVIL. will toward, it had increased rather than decreased. The speech of the late illestrious Historian, Es. —( ,Ippliture ) wain Gisnow, Fut on the day of Election of Mem. bong, r. Broadbent, Sark rise lice sr Wallace hers to wiry Is Parliament for the Borough of P.. bled. serefield, I. the year 1761. The Royal Ciratast.ts then gave "The Doke of GlNTAtigti,-1 appear hero in t sitetlon very Sews," which was drank with erobusiesm. . iliff•rent Gummy •Ipectatione, I hoped to hate stood His !Loyal Highness, in 'mou nt ing thanks, begged here the asserter of our common isidepoodency. I again to coil the attention of the Meting to its on ion only lament wilb you a yoke it is impossible for jet. The Gentlemen of the profession were is the Ws to shek• off. habit of callinz themselves his Msjeaty's *meant', " The most considerable pert of the still rennin. bat he had always considered them se the see. leg Independent Freehrlders of this Borough ad. ems of the Public; and he was convinced, shoo dressed thene.lars souse time age to my Father, so the Public recollected the tranwendant salamis which a Gentleman, whose past conduct had deaorved their et pre.ent trod the stage, they world not forget those esteem, and desired be would offer himself • Can. oho hail f.equently excited their laughter, called forth rtitial.. They were justly provoked with so men, their tears, sod inculcated the finest lessons of me- Nominations, with die Mockery of Elections, where rality.—(4pplause.) Gelilleta•ii were returned for the Borough, who Teel— rit.- lo•rti MaYer * ll4 theell'""s of Loollr hatdly knew In what county it wee situated. The !Auto Mayo' acknowledged the boomer dents Mensal( end his felloo-citinews wee, he said, he was "My Father acc e pted th e i r o ff er w i t h t h en i re , . bet soon afterwards (I fear oat o f an ill. groun d e d co"""ed. would always be avoid ready to co.opente ;natality) desired they would imager the honour a with their illebtrino,_C__lr . lr . oso ,__ 4% in (meanie% se a ob - their choice upon we. I hod the satiefactiou of rm ,cc's of the present 1"5"1•"".• iteivlß‘ that mark of their approbotion. Mr. Mathews being called fora song, nog" 1v " From the time I had thogreetear resew to hope C-146" its a style which cattail faith tar secrets- Without threats, without procniaes, by "'"h6l. . 1 z.r Cl to nte r fauttriml Fuel. no methods I abash' bush to acknowledge is this ' ' place, I could without preemption pro m i se myself air. F a r I.lllt, gl owil the majority of the reel Indepoodent Freeholders, iu Mr. FAWCETT entered, In detail, into the ohm. Nilotic events which mark tie progress of a Mosul. opposition to that unknown Caodidsie, with whose Cal pursuit, the difficaltin it which, be said, were Aram .e ate b.' just made acquainted. de most instances almost itsiteetwonteble, and the One me ribmppeinted all these hope: a min, saccess „ such „ n „, h„,/ „.41„ 0 „/ p ,„„ r i ee , after every eagegemet which could bind a gun- tattoo. He trusted the rues . i ns o rat i t , s , „ H id finnan, • se b..est man, infeaurusly abandaned me, genteelly prove a source from which they wetted This treachery, and the conseqemices it bads hail, rive the aunt essential benefit. At preset •••43 leaves nothing else to do, ibis to empress my sitagle shilling of their capital bad been toucher); mid tweet /midst sense of my obligations to my friends, they were able to divide &beet 600 i. augustly' la small obllptions onconeected with soceess, sad which asautstas, of " LA .... coadat, wed Foe ,. of pen ' (were every ambler p•inciple wasting) my pride „ mimic fame, u - 4 7( p — artkirdats. bi ro. W ell , slta Would never suffer me to forgot. received a penssoo of 631.; the voters* Murray 701. " Had succeeded, I should have mod my utmost They looked ter r surpaillaidas, they oak, erased *Weems's to Lass acted .p to the greet trust re. its mt. I should Kari reasidered a Seat him t e a7l c i t oment neither as a title of b , f or as an 1.. Asks of York continood in Ike Chair till a lIIISIET,SOC Will; but a laborious sod important which the greatest parts, joined to the se - sod c m , tess o r D ug , and (m a y, an d " --or and family , to reside Oaksy . in or , move open hossefor the e digispiair 'Needs, god emerselless a • Wells rteuradaT Jao. 30, 1619. • ,r •r 61.4.5Gt1ir. A numerous and respectable party of the admirers of the principles of Mr. Fos dined in the gall Rosso •f Ike Mack B•Illert, io h f the mer•ory of that great Stetesom• ; Sir J. Maxwell, of Pollock, is the Chair; J. Oswald, Esq. of Shieldhall, Cropler ; R. Wall•ee, Esq. of Kelly, having been prevented by the death of • relminn from attending. The well • knew• teams embracing the great principle. of the Constitution, end the great names dear to liberty, sere received with the greatest euthasiasm by thr Mooting. The following are haste of the toasts : __ The A tart'—flay they Nor prow the terror of their enemies, *Pier .4 tb.4r et...meows. The Mows of the People, whit* 11r. Fox sprat his life Is defending. The tiovereirow tithe People. The (Anew of Liberty all over the World. Noy Ow Liberty whieh Fenistrod b. 13 driven from Old spots Dieter ire her COllllli.ll. The Liberty of the Fre.. The blow who dares he hewn in the wont of tiwww. The Art of Halves. Garrts, and mrii it peoded bt swam of Gn.reromeat %of,. and Informers. A ratiinal Reform In Parliament. 14,0 d Hallooed. and andy he etrr support the priociples of his f Dowries. Relators. The 11ohe of Reeford, east hie roneiliatory Government of Irromod hr an example to his 'licensors. Lad err!. mod may Penal terians mono be admitted to de. 164 sM %tate aishout renooncing ;best Church. Coimitle Vomort motion. 11..7 the political entire kinal of Frasee • like the British Re volmtna. emerminate in She conmslidat a free C4llllll.iitof .011. 6. pis priamy a Mr. Whitbread, the mead, Friesid of gle- leas Ike spirit of the People rearmed at the General him tins tunite Melr It"; te.eniatire, Mau toe tones of geseral industry sad pubic spirit. he speedily relieved from the itrev•ure of eatraragaut expeadtture and moment. 11111,n. Lord Archibald and the Imlepeudeat Freeholders of twita-ksetre. Stoughas zed the ledepeotheer Vrerhokters of Wm. medium!. The Tilt of Landon and her ihree Whig klesebers. The Newry of Sir Samuel Hominy. The Thal by Jury. The Memory of Mitfemnr Millar. and may Coamitetional pr.twiele• ester 111 , 4411(0NA .1.11 SeusiM ()wirer-isle. 1.-turglo Refuels —tuitl to.iy Ihr le ally ipeljedir d rights uf •••••sttish liauseutes erste 04411 A be superseded by a bliossiertal IPA 4& .. ll.e Memory a( Sir Minirat %Vinare and the s leers of our •loerslsor, Mr. Stewart Niehuhvio, the rhi t ie vi ni, of l a g T ea r . %lay am sleeted seal fm ure.er he made the Cloak fiat pwlirlral pemreuatue el eke Pre... sir K. VVil , ia wed the ledepensteut Lleelori of Southwark. The Ilesoury mf Mr. Horwer. , I* Feiss goal they are resent be satisfied, to distant, when the fair ei the People *ill be so p rights rennet belated's depressed sod degrade Pittston's ado*, Bora the connivance of in Ing theanselees for II namely, le ,perpetrate - - fluency, and the tpa se. The coterie panel ends, presents such a o es .ill be scarcely crec poser* of them , peach •71111 r eacellent Paper, a degree to check the veil dividasle, who, from t ption, shesild revolt at • >in such coroloption, and 0 their neigi.blers, to I their coodict. A mere profession of the People. and • der 411 ^,;' moony end despotism. 7•'• batlng 49e, and tbe hoer Elict..rs of all deonmin this hollow prnfessions actions shield reerespoi • Ise should, under all cif art up to Om principles An opportealty bomb thb commessiestio• thr land shall. through the long, •ith some fortis which preceit , afar most 'Boroughs, until the Oa tequired of tt.e Elector iota* eery callous pai pursued in • Rd,- hbeh dt ha. been In !i.e ht "arty there ; pr . • Ovoid pm •0 period el ••• in your Independent , and army by giving the • think they cannot fail It appears that the . , wee ice. M •mmeesvel nferted to, and as his I Ileserspd in say of lb* • espy.ef It for y worsted impression a& all llso elowewa to is en dist eccaoirn. awesome,. Jos. %, Illt. ti{E STATESMAM psrAir: R. FASHIONS MR FEBRUARY. [room AMlN'Odin% strowroaLl WSLRI , I4i Ilitets.— • Ides deem composed of Frisch err, rirrmtimi cloth: toe wpmm a the skirt is afelleirfwed a f its Aces of while lasessaag, edged wilb hard the cesium' of the dress, whirl. foram lupesges; each Mame is ornamented rsi Ibr topsail bottom alibi a white lawman rose, the hears of whirls Is yen mesh seen: it is formed of h.erd twisted s and I hi. 01P111 Lie infref a rich and mesa appearanre. The Is s w o t, op NOS lillfoat, bill animist a collar I it is r ou nd she lop al she host wish a light .ilit slimming{ hock awed Now arc fill, hot the Ailerclars braces, WWW are moss mesh us, comm.- s• so be shape r The drew Rasa plata lowelleeme r A loast a p t ly: c cr • bite war* fea th ers. the edam of wheeler* t it COMO. 1 Ali sae side. Freese% gery /liaises. A large In•tis is seer IM shoulder.. slob dress 6 wscgla cat name OW as well we digest primovnade dee.. I this I . A deer romepmed of white satin : tic Am espy f mod she attil,i Ike b 0410.111 05 5 5 511 i lc* t wish a Meese( witch. ors, aver sel.kll is • t esatire math IC MA MY% imenwss•4 Irish Imre selves 66 i. MN 4•41 d h. •OA civic to eaffelplifi isks. Meanly is mes low rows lie host. hot as Fos broom Its a sers, decommliamenes ; it is trimensed with as. The bottom if the ariaal us arnarticined Ho oar. toners. A rev, *sr, Sore wee.., epode full ; ilv• hods is too wised la a sets .sees was. sews so ions a part of shv •ircle. Tie { h a drys. ir 5 100 MI 'le • 1,0 his , uritpainntri in front a ith while i, et, 1•11•111 OPP siorup,..rtes , .y is {dome of ostrich feathers s it es lied imakt do Ws toy • low of reads, finished I. pearl lamas. r JG Ipr.l ..1-• IILTURAL RRPOR7' sea LINU4RY. F.verplretecier of fondles bushiest, appropriate to The reases, is is lid, stsmot form/edited I labourers pleat). stalt•ed is taw treat plebil kw Ste contracted snie of mph,. t ac t ., t out so lastly will be is soy early mellows* fur Ibe nice) ti^n of the spring 'redo This unparalleled tevost has bie:er:o produced stellar. sous nor hod g 'ad time meadow. mud pscure , pretest a vernal at mild peituumal prolett, afurrline. upon Kepi owls, fell keep for Inc osisst soiseroes ducts of sheep. Feu were dibbled awl drilled. in l:stes, Iti early at the latter tad of No sad beun-phiniias will, doubtless. he very early.— The straw yard has bat timely rouse Into use. sad In dais parts eisty/e are still arseoad. 'row 'avant, growth of the abatis was frehiperily checked by the few Sous of last month, but dos bate „ e b e y. stably resoloing their former Ittventnce i ord. alld Maresca, mild weather continue. will i.rew t such a trettek la March end April, as tbs olden cultivator of the soil Msall dttnetred. Tile Doke end Michels of were es ' pecied at Cowl oboe the 20th last. r Mf. COLBUitn has jest ~netted from Cir. CilA ILLS Moneta', an EN;tisk Transcript of the Enlegume on Sir Sanwa liaseilly, lately prnnoanred at the Royal Athenian, of Paris, by thisceli boated M. Baw- SAMIJ It will be published to-morrow morning. KENT.—Rrowever the Kentish speculators mvy 'have been mansions', in this article of hops, daring the last mason, share are some articles in which they his, heal most forteuste namely,—ln the satectio. AC lanky numbers in the Lottery. Of the litikafiaist. 5,535, recently dram'. a Pike of 30,000, and sold by Bassi, a Gentleman residing at Dartford got a llslf ; and, as if Fatten* was re. solved not to Jo things by halves, this was In addition to soother share of 00,000 sold to him by BIM iu a former Inhere. A great number of Capitals have been also obtained by persons troairling at Maidstone, Canierb•ry, Maigute, &c.—This has prodoced a very lively spirit of adventure throughout Kent, sod will no doubt give fell employment to Bastes Agents in this comity. Coa■ E . Fait. I.—Wheat sold rrrduly at an ad. share nf lb. careleenc, of II praiser' of sloe parts best s►at aaaivot bream essiantit lair no the Ibos hiss. —Oats Is. and •-limymisou •,........ •c•wto up w now great grim Fe- ennt it nitrinn. • • will tee doubt give full einployment to Bnit's Agents , Aldbormals for London, with wheat, having boon on peed in mt. I should halm considered a Seat In arks of York coatioaod in Om Chair till I shoes se the ridge nil this harbeer •; Melvin., Reed, • terliiimynt neither as a title of honour war Se in In. Is this comity. strowenost pits? ; bet a Isboritrus ;ad 'sporran CORN ha OO , Fee. I.—Wheat wild rerduly al an nd. with stoner, from Aberdeen for Ipswich, with loss of ._ _____. . _ _. valor , . 4 ' VR. 0 romelloetter of the Preeltert car the Polls home sails and oilier clamor , . risity,lS - which the greatest parts, joined to the - Eirl and Countess of DERBY and Unpy. au, shut aw"'" fan *" i' " '"4"u" ,a.. 4llbe 11" her.—team Is. h. and RABPOATE. 3 AN. 31.—Tito monads, of the Root • verest 'piers, aro scarcely *goal. I shoe and I.ady Sea /met' and fatuity, . mr --- , Ba rr t ie ." l " diasPer*-1. Boa, r ''''' and nibet nil'''. n" at. that Otte ready ha,. sailed. hare mideraeorld In follow the path of 41 ' 44 ' 41 i" ran& at. their noble mansion, the Oakes, in ar , seem (lingthh) .... 70 II Urry Pas .••60 6 4 PenealtCr, JAS. 49 —Th. Spring, Kirk. from end In pirtialityl loyal to n.y King without servility, w h ere t h e N o bl e 1,,,,d keeps ype . Newltes nu ifraM A.. • •••.. ***** b 6 6° Leghorn, in YR slay., for London, was spoke that kostelor thy 'mks" for m 1 Uollistrt•ithost feat", attacked t• copilot] of thee dinistsiebsoktionde, sad estriesdas r thi t hili fil" -- Tel ea hia - 4 - 1 - 1 ; ... “ Rye to bti 97th inn. by a pilot boat, having lost the mate over. Ike geriersl welfere rest Britain, het not brat: them regularly twice a itattki l ruesdays and Sato,. Kerley . •:. AR ithils sti ss board on the 24,11. teethe to Km pardeiThr interests a the Borough I days, with steg•huntiog. New...... — fines.. i Malt lo go r e l oa d d e „ .... ...... 3 4 se Mttroon, Jaw. 48.—A1l the shipping hound lhad lb. h to rapresart. lie ore sorry to state that Mr. SHAW LETETiII, m u s e n os confine my ambition within the duties of a private ,b y „w ent d, .1 'be gout. inn. Boum .... ..... SS 00 smash . 61 )36 " al bet comeback again, the oietl henna come to S. S.W. staITRIFIRLD MARKET, Van. 1. Dotes, JAN. 31. A rrerod olf this port the Iklipop, life; and I hop* my behaviour as a one, lied a We are informed by a Gentleman jolt landed To sat this 0111 d, per woe of Mau Winter, from Besse!, Madras, and the Caps of Good neighbouring gentlemen, will viewer make my friends frau Calcutta, that in the lat. sickly mottos, in IM Roof --Is. 44. to tae %LI Hood n Cask this dee r H ope . repent Mei, bating thought me worthy of Mr higher pronotg. immediately dependant so Beagal, sal lees :„".." :*.t," ::: w a ' t 0 , 94 se . se a " l " see webs - -- - rre efr ee ed p ,..ti f l oe 220,000 persons died of cisekra marturs. Oar eaei .. ._ 4. M. sk 0: 64: Qr.:. ifin The Palish Other's of St. Mortio's In the Field* 1; • WP arl. int."'" la' shirr the year 1740, ilid ll* Met " 1 • 6994041911 (61 the medical Pformakiiilsweatored fry, Loob•-• 6 - tide 411410. 04. Pte. •• • • --. ......... -• ft) end other peri•!ies he the metropolis, hoses rooretly moillor Pri....deid Orr, APIPPI f A 11141,114 aids She perwros s f the me w a seventy attack, after taking 00 graNN of oologagl, NAT-lIARSET. 11 warred t ao4,daie, ••,ro i .e in twa. lu,ta/tr... woad,: IN Or the I'air.,n of she Horesigh. ensirntt. g aimseW'wtra Co, lop drops of tanda nage , and a bottle of brandy, Ilas ....... 11. Os. Od. to 71. la. 05. t 4.., ..... gi, oi. Oda s. IR. it. ON. Is oyster shells, which the dispose of to Agricei- employed the Poor in rho Worknesaes in patrons. .lag. throve.' his Sirloin{ She night preuou% to Ore Nevins• ... qua ten bent ..... 1 - lionrourn Tekgreph ) , Straw ... St. 111. us. he Sit ht. IS. conga, at a toesoaable rate s as a manors. slam of the pendia appointed W 111 the second toil.—Ea. 9 g "" .I . - . 7..._:. -....- W • f -r. • fl ew = _ _. . , • ~. • . . , _ • -.. . -- - ORA 1 CIRIU. Davey. r. Wt Tlitauea.—The Oratorio eisted commenced on taterdsy erasing, at this Theetie when a sel-ction, chiefly of 'acted music, was per. formed, ender the direction and seperintendeeee at Sir GEORGE SIC vitt. An assemblage of ta lon., rarely •oiled at the Billie Iliae Kithio the wall• of a Theatre, has been brought forward on thii oa• carton. Sir firosav !sae out only termed snow of the best Fa4llth ringer}, but bee put In requisition for tine public entertainment, • fete specimens of the Italian, urdiool, and among them, the celebrated Madeira Gamed BELLocut, the Lady wise made so eseeessfat • debse at the King's Theatre an Timothy last. This performer gave two ewer, bnth in hilt native lan. gu l p, the leans. , sod aloe emoted a Host with Neer Amtoarrtt. The /lonise of her MO song we., is a degree, injured es to the 'feet, nosed by • alio( yobs rrrrr ingest on bee suiting WO late lel sive It I. Its proper place, and being greeted, refiner i mpolitely for a stranger, with seise manifestatlosi f the public ditplev.err. An esplauttiun front Its Direeinr immediately restored good humour, but her spirits were evidently aerie , ' by the ciresnistence.— I n the latter part, however. vie recovered bee WC puwiessinn, and did justice to her tv,,z , sitlein. The principal Kiigesh 'us Mrs. %Lams, who did not sutler by a with tbs itrien Lady. She woe encored is too ii,ags: greatly, 0 dengker of Sion,'• be nation; a ~i ; in .he linclith sir of " this; it en the told ground:" to which the c-lehreted t.i•,tions were tinselled. Miss Goosat.t., • pe r il of Sir UN)1101! MIAS?, distinguished herself in who sings of tho simple style er c.impneitilin, and was isomer ap plauded. Mr. T. Coeur. and Mr. !hive , supported she tenor pons; Mr. 'Vaasa's., toe citenier.tenor ; awl Mr. [IMAM?, the bass. These pet hiiinivis ap peared to the etme.t ethantilt. IN their several solos, and jeweled the postal eitunatiao 1., stitch they are held by the Putilit. The Minion of the musk was ?reel steepens!, of the highest separatism The prlttelpill Osumi sore supplied from .he Re. 'ode* of uSA •16.11 Afieseich 'rho Moon of Mires. by BecutoTste. Tess performed sod occopied IN wools of Ike second Lis nLT itobig solphrsted pederasts ea the violoncello,. goer sue of his ouulletly eisiellesslig is the emeriti of the owning, which gess receigml sith 114/iii.oniell et spyrulistion mod delight, tautly called fintll by gigs strumming! music. The Theatia sin rnilipletely 1111. d le •eery .1.4 and the vetteratances i,, genorol *.i tronneidd INC the muse nattering testimonies of poblie approlreSll64, NAVAL IN TX AWAY IifICIL DtAL. JAIL 31 .---Calule (torn th. Rftoporcri s oLed the foi•eittae, for Bengal ; aria rose, for Grenada ; Terre Fiieutts. for &1. bus ; Roger sod Barbara, for Cock > J-ae beeito i —, for Trieste; Collitigotood, for hidpias ; Stier& ten, for ListsJnedorry ; Columbine, for itro pato; Ceres, for Rio Jarceiro ; and several *time saws not k&orro. Ihronalorru. JAN. 31.—Arrival yesterday, the Nirrisiso, Rosily. firm Cadiz, TO days, with ssach clowsge.—Ssiled his blsjety's ship Tubuai., foe Oak. PLIMOUTH, JAN. 30.—Sailed the CSOIIIIIOO S. Fur4.t. Lamb. ler Busboy, sod smile others. FALIMOVTII, JAN. 2S.—Arrived his M•jestj's ships Spartan esti throe hoes ereizes. JAS. t9.—Pot in several eotwlrd.boond Nine °tied', P.M.—The wind has soddenly. shifted to the ~tweed and blows fresh. —The peeteis sod oetwsret booed ships will sail early todnerrow U ii Ceetiegell. HP.IEIIII4 JAN. 30 —Arrived yesterday at norm the Last ladle 46iye &trot, Vamittayt. L a wit kir Castle, awd Margeis Cam.lon, *et ward-bound, sod hawe all railed apse tai-der with s Ape wind at evil. which 41111 continera.—A bragged a schennor ported from their anchors and bare cater into harbour. Liviteroot., JAN. 19.—The George, —, free Ma, snLem , which vrts on shore, has been got of with .gams/..—The Cyclops, from Buenos Ayres for Liverpool, has bee a maimed by the Spanish Govern. tarot, who save ordered the cavort to pay all 41a. moos and (toms of detention, &c..—Sailrd the Car. ron, for Bombay. Coast, Jaw. 28.--Saited, the !Monte, Wytnn i , end Lady Hamilton transports. With the 27th ite gimets, for Gibraltar.and Sierra Leone: J •n, Al. trod, sad Faaw transports, with the 50. h Roci mint, for the West Indies; Albert'. Sir George Osborne, Atmore, sad Brilliant transports, with the 82J Regiment. for the Marritios ; Windermere, Al. bias, slid Ornwoeta iteusepotts, wish the tOth Re. ginseng, for St. Helena; and the Leyte. Itenipott i , with the 454 Regiment, for Ceylon. WHITBY. Jaw. 29. Ti. Merchant, of Sender_ land, from Memel, is on shore roe the racks shoot foes miles to the north adds place, and 'spotted Ms be lost—crew saved. NORTH JAX. 29 —The Roby, Knowles, from London, is ballast, was ran psi shore one nano North rff Ilsrtley ; crew sod matsrials saved, and ter. eel 'sword to be tot eft HARWICII,JAX.II.—Arrived the Lade,--.—from Altlboromth for heroism, with whimt, hawing boon on shore ow iho ridge nit this harbours ; Metros, Reid, with stoner, from Abeideen for Ipswich, with loss of sail, end oilier dams g..