The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-21 00:00:00

If . . t j j k MAL .0. "=-- . 1 I 1 ~,,, ~7 „ +r " j pi v il k 4, . . , LON DON, FRID, ►a 4619. " The Cause . for ..hid HAM' TENTH EDITION. to the Right Hon. Oeorge Canning, price h. VNDLES on an hgraorED , DAVIES, 63, T. Manyirea-t., Slaughter's Voiles-house,. sole !llttaidiseti Waxed Wirth Mould Candles. which htg‘ to burn equal to Was, deems it nece.gmt Nobility and families against the base - - daily atiyerthisg, as none are getsuinsf. Warehouse as shove. or No. 102, Sperms Candles, Ss. 3 I. per lb.; Palate Inng Vrsx loleees, Ss. per lb.: Impel Mould Candles, lin. Si. per doyen ; he. ids. per dozen; Mottled deep. (rpm Olos. Tenon Soar. Aga. to t 16., per ewt.; dnu Btat. ; Inisor and halm Soap. h. rawn Windsor lb. to Is &I per 111.4 - per doses ; Sealing to.7*.ferih. Oil. 7s. dd. per gallon ; Common N. B. Orders forwarded - Waft peril et 4 patted for the marry. HF, 11.1 N IN I'H! MOON: n "peech froth the Thrum. t4the &mt. of Luastarilt—tt4o, a Poll etriatnni (*am', set to 11104ie ; and " The Doctor." ima , a rittra Iry tlw Right lion. Ocoree Canning , with ' AK iii.—'lle Mao is the Moon —Doing down— dowo—The Grinder's Artat—Juiton) Ilooacalf— eastaa—linly Alliancit--Chalniar Cot 'Pr ems—Plill lkrti"ffinft—Put oat th e Lialit—l'arcil Music e a • alive—The Doctor bewluibbeil—The Frater- 1+ frown hide the Sum with a blanket. or pat the is lab pocket, we will pay Wm tribute i.ot ;mai for William lien,. Ludgate-hill, sad sold by 411 1 Ater; h town and country. - 44 1 4= A ceii, panctuairr e4cuted.. Eibtfte4 b' . tarigis. Hoimis ILT. with IS Cats. prier 14. ••••••- - MUM. INN. fit. OWN MT's, STR MW. ovum.. ernes FOR TUAVPILLINO. Ili; ronowite. simui as COACHES Re from dos sass rJent ada= A10)111 MB, via Doter. Tsesdm sad Friday THIRTY MR CENT. UNI/F.ll i.s. lif/USE IN RNOL.tN. ri JACKSON, Nit Manufacturer, V. wear Ilse City Repository. has ennstam E r. esSansive asaortuannt ornery description Pf Bonnets ; sign a great variety of I as.—Llkewise linen (loth Peussian ninth. oily M.—Leather Hats and ('aps - fr Resin dud a.m.' sating la) purchasing anus' New insented treble eovcred hest Nets at nolelOs.—thev are decidedly the elegant lisi.v ever ofered to the pubiir.--2 Pateni.Watet-prootHat, Silk and Roast this hat will wear three times as long as now seilliorfroun 16s. to ilia.'aid upwards. Hatter; 11161141) of Otto call dsanuseives e. Trade supplied as usual. N. R. Old flats covered nithallk, cad 10s. 6d. ,t;sett and Gosport Mail. throat* Hodalming, Pm. a and Portsea. every Et eaing at a quarter past 7, Mast . at halt past 8. On its arrival a packet tails to Sao( Wight. to convey passengers and parcels ; and • sets of to Chichester, through Dray ton, Havant, sork &c. osesster and Milford Mail, through Henley, °tithed, nary liveniag a gnarter past 7, amd Sum p MU past 6. , ter and Canterbury Mail, thrqurh Gravamina, ('tot grad Fetershasi. every evening at a q u arter past 7, mid lay at half past 6. FrovoCanterbury. passengers andpar arr eonteyed to Deal, Margate. Ransagate, Sandwich. lad from Doter, parcels are conveyed to Folkston% bate. firthe, Dimctturch, Romney. and Ly dd. saki 'aid' Bognor Post-coach. through Blilinghurst, day, Wednesday. and Friday, a quarter before 7. la sal Bristol Post-eostch• td carry only Vint inside, 1 Ituadiag. Marlborough. Payne and ehlppenham. 016mniag at 6. - paid Littol Light Post-coach, ever , ."'" FRENCH PJPE —. o w— In the Chamber of Deputitu, discussions were resumed !Ilion tive to the Election Law. M. Mechin said, that nothing cool extraordinary than what was then pa , thing could give rise to more gloomy ciples ackoowledged app to the present with a mood disdain. ne first element alive SVittegl weredisavowid, and the right oisreery freeman wantonly attack! tiinate withit for the siaintenance r were treated as revolutionary. Thedet abandoned on the Morrow the langna l held the &ay befiire. The petitions which in the last year, had met with the.kinilest at the present time, only the subject of the commission, whirl; could and the Chamber those extraordinary IVto precedents, withodt Agora of incurring the sharp of x :741 by tba cuseloarnasstruis , 1 ,to rt yid of the petitions of ti seas, who advised the I'll:ember to try received no injury. inch was that he saw, wad which he oeuld seeing them. They ought not sad to Europe the spectacle of an , in its print iples, and ready to eoadento bleeding to whatever impolite Ministers The satyr peoposirion which Minister' to all France as subversive of their' was that which they now sa l iportel. asteved into a longiliskertato n noon 'Dion; tie reproached the Ministerir phe olo, i said that it was 'teressary to or . There are words (sib d he' imelves togrther.—(A langh.) Otto tine of a celebrated Member Assembly, and remarked, that the . this Cardinal, bat of the .11oho Manry chided by voting for the re-committal 124 1• 11 7. H. Josse Beauvoir said, that the i sacred, and was the most precious been guaranteed by the ('barter, of which it was recognised. The r inseparable from a representative lith 'Minister was responsible for the exerso and it was very certain that be would of their infractiou ;. hot it was a ' It was said that they oug ht to he . their voice was the pub is opinion. bark the contrast--.-the moat impala from whirls the fewssit signatures were %be little eommune of Masevaux, whir,. the tieographical Dictionary, presented pertinent of the Sinitic &Voided 063 s lotted in thirty Attie towns or villages. *aridly known presented as many ar the Ma msoclnded with saying, that if 'signatures of those who signed nit , woold remain those only who wished . `without morality, and a chars+ without would ostspisit the Order of the rhy. M. Duinerlet 'recouaniended that the petitions be sent to the Bateau of luquiry. K. dariliele could sot agree in . petitions should he sent to the Bureau that would ha to sanctiou the object . aad. as far as they could, to take up the. that they worth! not consent to any, chugs for or the law of P.lrtions. • In his 0.... - of electoral , ( oipositi i Light Post-roach, in two days, to carry four inside, IMaideniwad. Reading, 1 ariborcingh. Desires, and Ime. Monday. Wednesday. sad Friday Morninfro, at ii teach is Melly intended for the accommodation of I, Invalids, &e. who cannot undergo the fatigue of *line in one do). gift Light Post-coach, •through Reigate and Cock- EMT Morning at g\ • . Apr Post-cilsach, , to cam only four Inside. through Oxford. every Morning at a quartet before 0. ailkh et. Bognor, and Pete , wth Post-aseeh. MeatlV, ). sue Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7." bi 9u rypi4ght Post-coach, Monday, Tees ' , Friday. aid Sunda) Mornings, at 7. e lali ()Radford Telegraph Coach. tbreegft Ash -.._llo_lead, &e. Timidity, Thursday, and et. 4tlty. ud Satan:lay Morning 4, at a ••• before 7, - !Faisal Post roar* every Evening. and Guildford Telegtaph Coach. throgalb Cobham. and WO.), on Monde), Wed =lAtoraingv, at 9, and every Sunday y, and retunis to London the same ItATConeh. theolgh Mairlenhead, every Afternoon at . 4fa i nght sgee rteoack, through lifenley, ike. every Wanired 7. d Onildford new Coach. through !Renew, ey, Effingham, Leatkeeheoti, and Spann, at $, exeopt Sunday. i5,;,1%, Amtrak, and IS hitehay.m. Post Coach, Foos with r Bowes and a Guard all tin wa) Passes through firetabridge, Rich 41, Catterick, Bo- Morldge, Wetberhy, Aberforti, Doncaster. and Oma r Olionnarest way by IS miles). sets out every morning, piitrame the jonraey with the greatest facility. Baese•- anltinad ea the road, by business or *moire, have the lief advantage of their seats bring secured in the next. PrPle, Ramagate, Deal. /Sandwich. and lb roadstairs Post-troach, Monday, Tuesday, Thiroday. Friday, 6. 1 1 Morales'. at 7. 11,d11;Laneroster, Preston, Kirby. Lonadsie, Bolton, ler Ortiskirk. and Gardena, Post Coaches, every after ( it Five aeloeft.—.4luarded. NORTIT ERNI (13 At VIES. OA. Woreastle. and Edinburgh Comte,. and to all I alba Neill. every Morning. it a planer past S. MilteLancaster, Kendal. Rochdale. Hadderilleld. r Lacia, HalUfax, Rotbertuus, and Kbellleld. CARRIERS, Liriticktbbalg. Brantford . and Isleworth, every 'Mon d*T.' einesday, Friday. and Saturday. F..tME$ and Co., Proprietors. Pweeels aid Packages are safely and expeditiously con w!' inn this lea to every City, Town, Village, sad , 31111 M Snit is the following Comities. vis. :—Rerks, Bucks, ' s e tali. Raves, Dorset. Hants, Hereford, Ulougsrater, Oeurd, Rosteraet. Surrey, Sewell. Wits. Ww/rwilve. Wales, all parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Givers- I N , a parts of France : and to all Parts of the North ekage, containing OM. chins. abrirl:=4l44 k notes, however man the 4 If lost or damaged ,• nor any thus M. value. - Mice and the organisation of v colleges proiince elewente of '. ion under that reipeetill the freedom of elettiou, ' fh the Charter. That such en strongly felt could not be denied; Mat since the Chatter and the Law ph. Charter should be modifbil in t .the tosactment of the Law. ne hoped he /sight •Im de- celled by the eveoi; but he felt this lue.ticapatibllSti so thoroughly, that he thought. it. impossible thu titsejoe could terminate before the Chamber agreed to sasiodi- ,, fieatlou either in the Election .Law or jjA th h e ' rug. I t an -(Violent winners pa the 44 eiele,)-4r suc a c i n the law Wei not Mails, no legal moans reseal wit 1 th e Government to proof roe itraf or to meat* the-cowl. try, add he &fabled if they would a, pt to gourd, either by alp-gal ineato. It was, them, for simple. dein Of the Ch i mer to ntliect apdithe soasequellima. and not to asionse a refisSAl whole wool.' ieboandosa .heisseleek and compel the lloverunient to Lars recoorse to estrooie measures, which would iludltiloto every thing they wished to preserve. $. as Catcall's. sonamiaia t., bars. bore tuteroopsog • aboopo* 7 disaprohillon. • AI. r.:0144 se bray him."' - A MM. Caumirtin and Dernarcay—" 60 on—go on," containing are .ox•s constitution of di- , oAlefil to proOdot • U. should • tin . friend% I mod.- 4th lungs, _ _ Sege, . •to the pooltry ,d first paidAis - ducks, which were ameekag theisselihrs it sipoisil ; Ewe $e addressed them hi:their. own language, &ad hy.his *treaty cackling taus soondrew them front their watery art diemen4 ; and tite, lite ducks, owe and all, followed Sim rowel the y the delight of the bystanders.— ll i ee Sugg now atta cked geese, turkeys v heas, chickens, 40 cabs with equal success, the latter in particular,.. ii• of which wits so enraged at his iutrusion, that be fillieelateir attacked, and would not quit him, until he 'tom out of thelse, upon which the earti A gell bird re tbrned to his feathered tribe, and con gratulate) himself 'awl them by crowlpg shunts. of victory.. bee Sturg . l finished bit extramAnary 'ask; by .visiting a sock o f .Llwhich were Wing in an adjoining meadow, as rther ent 4 of wliirk - lte took his station; and hop. W an t tee, sheep Isiusediately proceeded VA, spel l %it Waft, who, on JhetT.atrirst 'TIM .frOuf d reantebtg tit voice of his fleecy frientls, he. ego% drew thee& is Ma, to our uttnow astonishment and delight," repeal; miens _ of th, interest generally." tisk. 1 4 110msAlaess in oar Cloth.., .. to-day was rather , as eolopanxl with last weak s Ist there ii a shoek deficiency 11 is done ao the creditors' kite Pa—and ta, awl .contitoandiags are dolly leltrag Ow. 4 , ~ ;fi -Ilse body nit ar. festal. Whit.. MOM* larrftel li ' l* /sowniewmpliessighisasoodegaPeavitaa botoodip gio Woo. j, am *bids Illnfis , owisporsa or bask tiesi 'coosienr nisowedinosonl so Mho* hoe Int of d d b imiakie. Awe as /0 401111 Ibi sot r•-.;swt • - , ;'• .. : otallooloast . • We visionitafTerit ortweelloo3o l 4 l 10% aileesiliero sedftTiptikikimpiawk tc4,04..0-, serration's . rei'peiiia' thit.apptioo of Pia Food • s olyscrihed fix raising a Crootaph to the hie tor t * of the late Princess CHARLOTTI of WAtzs. 44 bePeradAmissWa;;;;'sjaggage, of more Alm R. val MIS sui l9 l. Med es Ouch when delivered at the Ogee s wee ....I NSW l> isms, &e. at the shortest settee. 1" --- ------7 t,OCTOR 40 LO MON '8 CELEBRAT I iiiiDicital ; impotteme to be sold as soda! by Leis hi. trend ; llama. 110, Oxford-street; Sutton and 4 Bee lituctb , prel; Butler, Cbeepaide; Tun, Royal I 3: Lit Wool, Holborn. CORDIAI e BALM of GILEAD, fur so malty ye ed to rid tbereashig reputation in ell stages of No ocic Omelets, It a mild stimulant and corroborant. wh *lnes thrlparit, and happily invigorates the eh 7: 11 Midi 111. per bottle. and Family Bottles. contain : 111 0 11 • 111 , at Four small ones for 33a. whereby I Is. ` l4 . .:,, .. 7 . bitiTh. ANTI-IMPETIGINE,: or SOLOMOI , illeasious im eradiesdng Mon the eonstitut "it "Peels' 4 Boarloutie sad Scrofulous Islet. and big "I far Mir virtues In purifying dui blood, and . 'III it to tipelloTiOUll and impure juices. . "flee 111. &bottle, anst Molly bottles it 1133. e ; the Lenallty af Four small mom. whereby 11.- II . ww, ...e bottle is gives a impious blit ef lita Geasrameent label or Stamp has the we , I . 1 4141 0!ellt. l_ssitetoss.," engraves oss its to MO A n Va. aril :a uniformly pasted ea the mot hoo t eounterfeit Imitations. „LlM** Pined meats may be had at 011ead.Hosam, h i - emit led Foams. ea revalttlng a ono poured note. i &Shier is the earloas @complaints for which dross 1 .11. . I ,.___ “l i ii reetoiimeadid, as heretofore.--, letters At -716- Pet@, hod addressed to Hiked House, near Liverpool. , ( . 016 7 --- • ) Pile I 1-110 • - • . .... I '..* • sere. - 'l. : . • • ••••• • ~, WO ' . 7 " • • ..1 • _•. -I 1 : N . 1 • •t o a ii. 4ll 4v_, --• , % 0 .4 ion .0 4 • % 11/1. .-olt • A ' _ z A • . rib _ - , Tit- Tr, - IP's g„ • • r Ma . cli . _ . . . . ..... - '4l . ;tits te - ii• .' . . • - • aNI .. ..... .•. . •.• . _. . . . • RIDAY EVENING,2I, JANUARY lB2O. . . . .. ....., .......Lat k . . . 'oak— .410..._ 1111111VIr fPDRA' fell is the Field, and SYDNEY died on the *afraid!" ',Mit 1 1 . 1 • - ri 2 PROST. -1.-.1.... . . PRINOITLX.Nr . M. P. . • M. Dr Villein proceeded, contreding, that as the dee- LAN/. opposiie New kiwis were regulated at present, they could be easily waver of the Imperial" tide subservient to the views of Government, or of any We stated, in a former issuiber, that die c o ld of h e re intiverstay tatowal' tarty steonger than the Government ; bet that, if the „„ye was W very rarely Woes' to a degree rerely expert- emery to caution the election s were carr i e d o n s i tu ult aneoes ly th ro u g h ou t th e ----• 34 ens in this climate, particularly at so early a period attempts of Fantail departineets, uo influence either of power or party Gould but those had at I his , L _ he inccessfully exercised upon the vast mass of French of the winter. On risferriag to the Meteorological Oh- Rhset-4trete.—Fese elector ,. servations of the Rdiaborgh Annual Register for UM, we Way Lights and M.seurvoisier adduced precedents to ahem-, that the we find the following remark, which coofirms our tuner- ra.erial Waxed Wleh . 1 1 ," est store ems " -Iles:tire petitions were legal, and contended, that the lion.—" Sunday, theft! January, was one of the coldest Iris, to 904. per ewt.t • ole should be sent to the Bureau of Inquiry, with the in u cord 5,,, F . Rms. .exception of those which were framed in terms disrespect- days is the memory of the present generation. At S S. 4d. to Is. per lb.; fel rather to the King or the Chamber. o'clock a.M. the thermometer, in Edinburgh, stood at .t Fancy Memos. tie: • M. Latta insisted, that whether he petitions were l I degrees. At a short distance from town the mercury ✓. -path. ; bus *Pew couched in 'ironer language or not, the Chamber should Bret, 40., .ohline r : • • to the or t er of nie Day them ; re, because stood so low as 13 degrees ; and in Queen-street, *hick pee upon r town , faces the noeth. it was observed at 8 degrees. lo the and lorermlf i edeinatid arch thew contained a ff ected the rights of others, and secondly, because it was in contemplation . evening it was perceived as law as 5 degrees at Fox6ll. ICNY lIAT WARE- to Improve the electoral system. lie proceeded to exa- about 8 miles W. or Edinburgh." No*, eve& the lowest tND. ogee the Law of Elections. Som. reproached Ministers temperature in this quotation, is higher, by y degrees, tnrer, 54, Barbican, with supporting candidates by an illicit means . On the than that which we experienced on the 4th iietant.— • tither side, — the StiMater said, that there existed a . power sat- • constantly fin sale a or to the legal and legitimate action of Government ; The same work records; that, in February 1814, the leer- - 1 seriatim of Hats and I lleti power onor miry had one niht aun t k down, in Illasgow,to 7 ditses. of ti °id "Dar Seal "Creleer.',T,ii:i h edofrvoemrwt h lsiee l :in4 iv i d uta a t i i i on lo a c n a e l ni i irti b ie it'i rtO s! ti and oar journa l , of he same date, attest Mot It bad stun raps of superfine . ~ 1 "f rom 9,l . —Tb e pub- d their respective departments; a power which shut then been seen in the neighbourhood of Blandeies . i log 114 above.—Jeek- oftt Rum the electoral colleges every one who was re- so low as 2 degrees. But we doubt if any man living best superfine Beaver workable for his patriotism and zeal ; a power which has observed it here at 2 degrees below Zero, previous the eheepeo and most converted that zeal into a crime: a power which had to yesterday fortnight. This transient intensity of cold, 4 r'.—The new intlanted already gone the length of inspiring with fear those however, would be reckoned mild weather at the pre- taster, at may las, t w h o , up to t hi s ver y h our , p rove d th emse l ves p re p are d sent moment by Captain Parry, and tour abet+ eountrv- -4 as thou, Imitationslmitations. is shed their blood, and who will be always prepared to men within the Arctic Circle. Wa think it ie. amsai, • s a i .l s ..., b arar r s tu in :r . 4l .— w e shed it for their King and their country.---(Cries of who mentions that mercury freezes in a much mot: Provo from the right side.)—" You have heard," said 31. southerly latitude than that watch the northern expedt- a d ,„„d„ new, to a „, lisivre, mof the aristocracy of England—the aristocracy Lion have .reached—even Tobolsk in Siberia ;—and that 01 France is not strong enoegh.—(Slurniurs on the left.) solid 'sasses of that wolves metal are annually presented - - ---, ' - --LI speak respectfully of it ; but in this opinion, that it to the tiovernor with ornauseetal figures etched- upon 4 SRS. . )s not strong enough, lam well supported by a wise their surface—a fact which indicates cold of at least J 9 • ' limiter. It should be strong enough to befriend the or 40 degrees below o*. Nay, it is said that mercury on SaturilaY • the Ihrone, and to protect the people, when the interests of has sometimes been frozen by the natural cold even or priner are endangered.—(Approbation on the right).—lt Quebec, in lat. 47 degrees. On the shores of Hudson's the petidoes rela- was sail that the new law of elections was prepared—it Kay, which is wholly beyond the limits of the Arctic Ks announced. What then ? Would the Chamber re- Circle, and almost directly south of the spot is which I , ald be imagined more Jed it before it was submitted to theos ?" • Captain Parry. is probably fixed for the winter, the pu,„;„E., and t h at no .. - The close of the discussion was stow loudly called for, lakes and - standing waters, which are not above 10 or 12 Inv reflections. Frio- bet M. Manuel was permitted to speak against the (Jester feet deep, are every season frozen to the bottom, an ,ent hour were treated if 11e Da.le , Were is no such doing as an open well or spring, al' The M inister for Foreign Affairs imputed the hostility the water .liseit in families being incited snow or e.— the most indisputable t tents of tlic Repre,ent. Of M. Benjamin Constant to the proposed law, to the in- Even in the middle of summer, if you dig a doses feet I ached. The most le pamphlet written by Sieur lioyet. into the ground, Yon find it frosen hard.—Butcheroner, of established or der- leer* of a •93. Benjamin Constant denied this, anti added, that game, and fish, if killed in the beginning of Winter 4 'will % department was more injuriously silininitterca than bopreserved quite well,•hy the frost slope, for more than depositaries of power, l f nage which thiy had Of La Seethe. It was oppressed for the lost two half a year. Nahuon caught I. the rivers, at boles cut under a Prefect whom the Minister ought to in the ice, are frozen as stiff and as hard OS boards the ; i f i t sieh, at the seta epoch ' moment they are li ft ed out of the water. Innanterallie :sliest reeeptio were, ilb of ~,,im , ,iv ers; n,ana reet -1111 Burnt (de l'Esre), " Yes, he ought; he it his sharp and - angular filaments of frozen vapour are see!, ought to have saved • floating in the air, and where they come in contact wit! , debates, withopt re- Allhe close of the discussion was at last agreed upon. , the skin raise painful blisters. k s and trees in ti../ 3 o f vi dtk it ivy, w ilh o os Tholoestion was put, and the Order of the Day was open air, and joists sod rafters in the house, burst with f rostradietion, re. r. „ , , ... id7 tisq4brb *filet voiea. -1 17 white balls against lit black, explosioui resembling the §rbgg 1-0 analogy . o The t II oi. eider *Male be the . house we live lic' t says Capt;in M: I. • tweety thoosin ei - eteett• verbs.—Pive per Cents. 72 fr. 10 c.; Bank , illeton, writing from Churchill River, Hudson's Bar, $ watch that the cows- Stock ' , tr.? f r . 50 r. " are of stone, two feet thick, the windows very moil. • the state of things . __ __. with thick wooden shpuers, which are close shut eight- • . 1 h ar dly b e li e ve sil t s TItIESTE, DEC. 1 1 2.—Ali Pilch*, of Joannina, con- teen hours every day he the year, Foot largelives are . . to give to ['ranee tinnes to oppress the people. Many persons of dis- made is great stoves, built .on purpose, every day. an assembly variable tinction have withdrawn from his despotisms', and As sons as the. wood is burnt down to a coal, the tops o. edema or approve, se- repaired to Corfu. This Paeha has reduced under tl4.4 " ar Y s arm arm stopped with an iron cover. l'hi' keeps the heat withm•tlse• house, (though, at do same sisters might give it. b • ~‘,.. Iftet , had denounced Ts 1 .....wer a great part of Macedonia, and almost Acme, tie smoke w a n ear heady ache, and i s very 44- rir state and liberties, all 'Tbessaly, and has above two millions of stib- feriii se and unwholesome) notwithstanding which. in four i 44 1 . The orator then jeers. He is, indeed,so far subject to the Porte, or five hones after. time ire is out, the inisdoef the walls loin the right of re- that he sends a considerable annual tribute to. Con- .of our Itouseasod bed-places will be two or three inches erial writers with hay- stintinople, and receives a Finnan from the• Sultan. thick with ice, which is every worming cot away with a hatchet. o Three or four times a-day we make irom . abots orgesize the right_ jot Ho governs very despotically, mokee peace and f . .. 4 pounds, weight, red hot, and hang thaw up in-the se) which har . l t° fimm ., war at his pleasure, Sic. At his Court there are ) Ile sinoten the oo- windows of our apartments . I have a good Ire is my er of the Constituedf ltesident Ministers from France, England, and room the major part of 24 hours, yet all this will 11.4 e idea was not thin of Russia. But it seems that his tyrannical acts have preserve my beer, wine, ink, Lc-from Erman." /Avery attracted the attention of other Powers, as, in. the man Soore .as much clothing as would have served a groa t cool- . whole family ie this.cuuntry ; . yet, almost every. day, it air of o f to 17" the . Bu i re e ref a l relations between him and England a races leas taken place. There is a report of an in- any pied blew from_the northward, some had their amp , . i right of petition was surrectiort in Bosnia against him, but nothing eer- 10 •0 11, -Ind fitcYs. frightfilill...Mislered Dud frusta • owl soon after they entered a wneni house, the skis arse Lai, ins of all those which tam h as transp i re d. . or pethaps Mei lost all their Isis. Have we not, then. ter, in the avid article Wontesarut Elm:Lc-Ts or VENTlittOrtutOll:—' • be I be .. . cauke -to t iana,ul, that to oar counter, even ti,. • t right of petition ivils ,.. uorrespoodetit has written to us the billowing most katieldellt season b r i ngs with it no ouseries 4iLe Uorernuseut, slaw , le . .. . . .. execution of the law - ludicrous account, which we insert in his own lan- those r . 0141 not acense himself rage : • . Weinay add, that time frost has returned with ne,rly . . all its runner int sail tv, asd• dist Farent eit's thermometer a right easily abustal. . "..) dined a few days since at Mr. C-.--.--. s, in com- ps/5). with Lee Sugg, the Ventriloquist, who had been stood this aassar t ar is d a re's b e l ow ti vez i ng ,_(D,,,„. ;:tte ir m e le t il it t w o, as b i e l c . cl i rt t o tented to entertain a party of us. After-the cloth was pi n c oar i a ,.. ) aloes cities were those removetk• proposition was made by the .bait to gibe a ____- • • • • . were collected—while walk round his groun d, to view his horses,. jack-oases, -- -.- which is not even 1q cattle, sheep pip, dogs, geese, turkeys, cocks, bins.lsc. - •• is Bonsparie's •fanseas Tireoly-sitafti Balletfa fr,, n s esented 370. The de- ally he voices of - which Lee Sugg . assured his host he would • Russia- dated Dee. 3, lilt, he says, that -, oa tree Is* inn,. sad. 15th November. the Memisometer vas 9 degrees sadist I Ati3 signatures, col. imitate so naturally, as to deceive each beast, hied, ice. Tillages. A enomantie Several bets bell g made, Lee Sag! comluenced his task • d egre es below cvr ,. t e g h,Z erai no tt fatia t m c od t; : ed . a r. ud bo tt t a b t y ' rhoommod " "4l 7 . . * . r as the city of Mais. be eisiting afield. wherein were feeding some cows with P ar ' Ile probably used the seek liter of Sweden or 114epipir. AVID, when lie gave the voice of the latter so naturally, . ...,.. . t i v f it t h h o ey at re rrad trent hr J; , eli the ji re el l .that •the jealous ' of the bull was raised against him, LEEDS, Jas. P.I. ;hell to have a religion i moil Niels attar is the most ;image manner by We L i • . 0 s . , without worship.—lle heft rig** anisnel, rote which Lee hum only escaped ......dass.-- /ay. by 1 sepia; into in adjoining paddock ; where there A Comoduee has bees fatilkid Mere, avid measures are it the eieditiA — ahDeld T* J eoP ir s k to l s 's -sweet voice be• Sn rir IN " . w taking to 'lake cot a strait ewe, ti haws Ministers to r --D. 4 / 14 " bY braYr f or am" extrd'i tel Y ,. '" W e :1" 4- "` coament to a repeal ortheil r oolDety, Immediately on • ,„._ instantly answered po,melodiously, that-it was di ffi cult the re-assembling of Me ll owest. it the °Piot" t h at I ,' to distinguish phkb.rwas time rea/ ass. • Lea 4 0 811 now It having beeu industriously circulated here. aa4 pmb- h a rem ( of Inqui ry, •" went to time stahle.*here was a stallion here was gives 'of , the . 1 _. . his . , P . Po y. rted g 4 . . 4 61 • I fished in some of nor seirspapers, that Lord Mk" la p s ' eel °,' t h e P cb ""'"", ' in perfection the whickering of the ware,—the atollion 'aunt; Members, slo the nil TS fin up the ' letermil"'" immediately begins to kick, and prase', Session of ornament, for la io a Tax on Fe taiga ‘i G al imporea, L ords h ip has written a letter rep a ril eheLl r e in II " (Mar* in short, Lee Sngg, and all of us, were g a l:i l l 4t hrq r l t til . and lh sin apionon, a law for Lea tespertabiesientlemau in this town, denying tharlame, , premises of a personage who gave us to nuderstasil, by eg"i Ir li n' h " u t ri wl 'i r his manner, be.did not approve of our intrusion.. under •a Government sad appealing to the debates ia the House at, the Wee. own, next proceeded • e flout, was incompatible t the dot e henael, and, if possible, was more at home there, thee had hero heretofore t— fors refutition of the calumny. The•SebleLogd• thee every mys—" I not only opposed, to the utmost of oir n incientaliba! l 7 was for he no sooner saluted his canine frieimis, 'l; awl else result W. voice from within the hewed, retarned,-with stentorian- t , h ,_ e __, obwzicaus em ' amre . Pfeaing into a lan. lie In air could not co-ceist, yo i t was likewise sepport any mottos tat may be meet 'its lungs, the welcome inqUiry. Lee tio'anaxt !weal; and o ur Consinittecjnay rely as may hit az- in order to "' it the 'to the eoeltry ant, sad he first paid ceepects to We ...at he might. he de- .1..-t. r...i.i..f. Y ... ...min. rimasslars is • boil : Lae ' rd. ' °I. be alf of themselves, "Id We naanlia4llll.llll/ . 1 'dl fib tr Int ;MIL 1111-1 t half jrears Nen- it. ye Of 'al I". - ri mi. 01. iU• r3l ..,. s'~ ;;; 5 OS. Or-