The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-30 00:00:00

11. is noirrs AN - n sitoEs. TO T:11: PROM? IE rotis OF EAST INDIA STOCK. I.ADICS %ND CIE‘TI.r.IIIIEK. TIIE Dear) of NI TItAVERS,. your late w-rth. Director, int ees me azolin to offer nr. , elf to your notice as a I 'an ti late the V:irtioryneensioned be that event, an I ear , w•stly • r Scit Übe honour of mar support. The flattering situation it, whirh ' , nor kindness plieed me so the late flan,. and the arcruinn of many powerful friends aWI were then pre-etigatzed, instils , a well-grotowled confi dence is the attainment of the tikert of my ambition. I bog leave to repeat nil pledge of thr• titielit v and zeal with %slick I shall devote m‘srlf to visor service. should you lie pledged to confer upon me the M.:Ufa-fon to which I aspiic. • I have the honour to Ise. I.adie4 and Centlenien. Your nisch ohlierd anti faithful humble Servant, JAMES Billiterutplare; Sept. 23,1509. hlr„ Daniell'. Committee inert' &On :it the K in z ik 1t5244 ravers in the Poultry, from eleven till Sur o'clock. , JM. CO IV .1 N, fr.,m 11 0 111 . 's, N , J. 311, .STFt A \ 1), one door from eat he-rim-to revs, h (4m ill-ft:fir on sale the exteroive A-s.trtuieut in !elution, of the shove arliek-, narruntiul of the best materiab and work istambip, which, in enirequence of receiving ready-monev fur, be is eetabled m supply lientlemen bah full 20 per ce:A. ID 'eV the usttal hepoke priers. The great Pacciarlo-Nownt 1. M. C. lone eyperieneed etelitg the I:1 0 elaht years. Induce.. hits tis take this metbod ref ask. lu, puhlie the isle , ve 'plan, the iilvaiita,tec of which are ea obvioss. that it nerd* f.uly 1.. be generally knnwritts he al swat oniver.:2llv ad , plei. l .•,npp li :d as most. MINERAL TEETH. ON A NLiV AND INIPRt)If Elf PLAN. MR. FA 1.1:1:11, Dentist, N.). Ig, WPRUR.III.., I'L ACC._ begs l e:l%e to ningesutece in the Politic, time to eutis - gurucc of various r,Aprrineent.. be i. enthlyd to it , - eommend ARTIFICI AL TECT/I, of Preparo lima, to as to give complete satisfisetton In ther.e who may have o r ea.ion foe user' vult.titutei.— Ir. r ult rears M su pply from one Tooth to a win& get, without rati.ang pain, or irritation, semi of an aprar owe ,o %err learned. as too deli the moot critical nb-erver, at the sanw ti*it that the Teeth so supplied n ill aoswer every porpuer of mis• ira ti.,.o, givr in the voice it. natural toile and modulation and coostruetiost 1.1 so i.ncorruptihle, that Mr. F k t.r en- ; gages to replace them free of *street e, should they es ear I change colour.—Mr. :Aroma alsoalfit an Artificial Pa late in manner re curiae- to himself. nod never before Nl 'tempted by any i JisHu el.—Mr. F. is I righted to give ref. , . rerws to enaav re , p^ctahle eharacters in l'iswit and Country, •who Ante felt the beneficial creels of his nmule of Treatimist, and who hi* been equally s.&ii.hed with his fair sad moon able changes. . - No. Id, Woburn-place, Russell-square. _ - • BRITANNIC NIILITARY WINE CONWAN LORD NELSON'S WINES. lirV ING lOWChased Cotteltlerable quantity T.OR D N ELSON'S WIN lwg !save loafer • then, to the Public in lows of one dozen each. They are earn , what ma} he eall•-d Lisa i.e Wine., and particularly ileservio the attrotilet af Club. and other- wbn may he in the Is 1:11i• from ye or to year, of erletwatieg the anotiverotry of his immortality, 31.11 i may MO ranvider a few f,ui lea. any oh' t, ribinpareil hi Coe beartroolizioes ciqnvment 1,1 s ir i ng it thew power to drink t • the ‘reoliory of Ile glorious Nero of Tra.algar in a cup of Wine from his own Cellar at 31 ertion. Every lut w ill rontalo luttle of welte differrnt gams of very old, rare, and estate's Wiwi. chiefly presents from the • of Naples, and other perootts of hieh rank. As t h ey ruin we a twat deal of mosey. lam under the we treaty of chargiag then eight guile-ay per doze., Itoto Cape 31alitir id Reams —Red ditto —M oselle--vcry old itio man, nr Fskri,iaa Wine, resesoblinz Ihieguoilly—Pontet— Nalvasia de Syrarne—llargetelv—MuremaiN4Wine—Ala deira—Nlalmsey llalaga--11 . terllas —and a small ea/lately of Cr , ous Digital*. Hermitage. add Cote ttoti. 1 believe that T am the only Wine leacharst pm-easier on% of Lord Neletres Wiles; mid I hoer also ail sale. chietl.. on elysonsis s innt from Foreig t !litters of great ri•opretabilit v near ly *I Pp-1 and hogvheart• of Poet, Claret, aliodcira.ifsetry, lone. &r. which will be sold at prase cast, al.d a monads:lmi &sagged on Vait sale. In -heft, my pl to is in a certain riqr,rce formed upon that of t'w Britaanie Witte Cieuponey. notch. iadepeitriedt of es petted advantages to myself. was ehicily intended As a rm. err.. where Naval and mono. nr persons aho had bees is the Naval or Military service atilt. East India Corn- V4.ly, 310.1 ‘4lf. h deposit the fruits of a fortunate (mite, the pOnduee of tie sale of their emninininte, or in the latter tam, a TIMIS o•r two if that iodepeoultater which they bad hardly carn...d, during. perhaps twenty entail Ogre under the vertical skin of the Ewa ; commanding at as tines their capitals on a irip•rt notice. idol 4., i herrf see, ..sussed the designative of the Britannic Wine Company, not with any view eit inducing the public to eve rave carrie•l it iota full elect. but merely to 'Mew that I am the person who oeiginsilv brought it farmer& It akin elves awe an nppormeit v of statieg,thatabled by seve ral of III) ski Militari _Et instil, two of whim have already adveure.l ./.011), I have mow twaisiteacrd it as a private elm ecru, and every geotleman of the before-neentioned &scrip firms, who may be iwtheed to join, a ill Weise fines men tall evplanatian of thepLtn. the strut sty to he Owen, the. and slsot from-eight t.i t 'Clic per cent. for his money, ureordieg to the petted (say from one to five years). that he may re- Peale a daristant partner; wish liberty to wise at a day's an tic,' ,oily h oweve r rece i v ing live per tem. fur the three first stalalso for he three last mutate, 1 atcourareil therefore by the approbation of every. Military bfaa tot *hem nay plan has bone .umnitted, 1 hr { kayo., earientl:„ and anvintisly, in solicit Be pawerful and he Towable protectilll and patronage of Cite British Army an/ Na" in this oadertakistg. • tadep:ntleat of f •elitv of self-hit Test, arising from the advat.tages to be enjoyed iv /ho-. n hourly join toe, ins on (Wit p ttronage as a prow tie \Vine lerchaett, must respect fully prefer.eal. i 4 snots stilted. I was formerly - fora few years in the nrmy, and am known to many of its tent distiagui- red leadeis. :save lost sir larathers 10-law th^ venire. and have at this meetent a brother Iwo iota, And Si 1% netuall) berving it ) era or boll its different quarters of the n .141 d. I have vi,ited or r"ileil in ahem! every Vioreien Wine. f.;iten rv. ocrasionally made very lyre parchases abrood, particularly in l'ortagal, and every per.nsit pumhasiim from the iltritnenie Wine (' onpany, way depeod op .n hetwesop plied with the very hest 1 ire in wood or in bottle, ow ir. e lowest tenni that a fair trade will admit or, for reads l ooney only, except as far as regards dealers, who will of ratter litre the weal credits no etrndiisqiilU odes, or ordewo taken to be eacuted b . the hooves Awaits:l, with which I am or may hereafter be eitair.tted. I have no. desire to push this hirtiness improperly forward., The advantages which, in doe seesaw, it will moo col:telly produce, to such of a hithly komistrayble and meriiiiroonselass of gentlemen a: may join in it, must be sufficient ) , ebvioiLs ,• and so their estosideratiuo, to time, and to its Oats merits, I leave it. It etas be proper to inerstinii k ,that the idea of w Military W isae Company, yageested itseW to me many years ago, giant Sig its a certain degree from circumstances Atli( h lead oe. tweed to myself, and aloo from redeeting upon the very 11'w a ass, in which geottensen retiring ham tie vervier, could rea p! iy tiyeir -mall cit,oitit! , wit's safetyand ark onago., s:o :a by rt-•;.t in pros illog fur their families, or istemasiug the com forts of their deelinins yeAri. • The proof sheet at the'orizinal Prospectus of the Com • vane, as a public .me. nit- a;sn printed by osy friends Messrs. ta n wer, a n 1 too. at Cdiabargh, serve yearssr.re. Ci renown:viers, !winery:, prevented noveoinit forward with It till °tastier, 'Sol, wised I (tumid !myself enveluped by 'kith is crowd or hanks, comp last, pre temper', I was happy to retire from the del.,. lb,' ephemeral taiteits is al io end ; and I any now at made post, determined to persevere isa thc plan as a private con cern, in n Web there is wither a vestige of utoavniy, gayn. nr illegality to Pie found. 1 nave a ermsiderable stock of eaten...lt Wines. have ahle e nbm. ealaged or in view. USA :oh prr:ectly trout - dent. that ia Aloe M . :11 , 011, us lien backed by such a capital. as wed. tumor may he mint betteticially employed. I shall he stiale to render the Brien:ode }lititary Whet Cantina., as. I said in a far ..cr advcrti-emeat, a stanaLird, like the Mint of lagi•tait, b. n kWh adidteration May b., uniformly detected. \u ,a sit be :Ore msdlc r titan ahoce 20:11L. except in tlye laiter ea..; by special agreensent, as to titre, • ; nor w1:1 any at::rtei rwc.ased udder three nootlet not ary.. hoist a common i.iter.-w, daring which period it wi ll be 10.1 eel with one Of the mikt mire:table h- tier io Luselne. Esplieb sad can lid et pl.tuatiorp. ill be given to Aler tly/4k,, ritiwr hy leiter to pers.o.ally ; and I mart +• +tenuity heal a.,- If to toe Basisn ante! Salo . . tart to the Pablo - ai large, to teal with all sues upon one iiudesviatio4 prim-title or r. 011114. 11 Aitms•ritost:, I rin9. )4, tialtsbery -street. Sir eel, and . 14 agrems... wrist, . VIIOPOSITI TICv AX. LONMIN S tTUltit.% SEPTEMBER 30 SoMe of the-Morning Papers have pretended to give estracts of the very letters that have passed .hrtiveen Mr. PEacsvvi., and Earl Gactr ) and Lord GRENVILLt. Thu abstorlity of thew is wa. stifod---Earl GREY and Lord GIIIIIIIILLII . have refused to coalesce with the present Wen, and that ja all that is yet known on the Subject. Lord GILIOTIT.T.E had an interview yesterdey with the IMAlt4ci. of WALLS. THE rumour of Peace between France and .A..ustrla continues to be circol.►tcd...and with in. crowd coufietenec. IT was reported last iiie.ht that the Duke of -13nunswica has received intelkenre of. the rup ture of the Artnistiee—that Ucneral•.lituctica icl marched with die ProsNi.itt army to join the that the Kiva himself had gone to I'd( rsburgh l to have an interview wit 4 ALEX. ANDER. T ;lc rcpri'uls of the Si af dards on the French in their by no liltatlg sur9rise us. Greatly as we think, Spain will ultimately be h.:m.1641, b) the Goveronsvnt of J DSCPII t ent.ros, the impu dent arrogance of affecting to troll the natives of au inNuled country us remit —ii so glarieg and afro. cio:rry absurd au 4 t hat we hive keen astonished at the tame .furbcarunce of the Spaniards. The sys tem is in itself most hurs..ible,--but according to the inTormatinn we have—which may or may not be correct-.-the French indisputably, sure this iistanev, t lie aggressor:. `Mount. number of French pri4onern in England, otint.d, last week; to 1n8,on; and six more prison skips, &rearm really nt Portmuutli, to rc. carer a fresh cane prom Wis Worries. The Medical Report From 1 1 / 1 61cl:crew is—Dird last week 375 men, and 3 officers.—Remain nt the ilogpitats $ UO. • _ A gentlegnati arrived from France tars, that in the cumsmercial futons and purls the traders are diiiiNted with the system of policy adopted by NArourom, but that " 6 Vie ‘'Emperenr". was tho umversal try. 1143,4.trAUT1: is eti.leivouring ft, flitter his sulejects by the artifices of Louis XIV. Three hundred bousesliave been removed in the neigltuouri dof the Champ de ilara l fur the purpose of erectits4 in that conspicuous si. tuition, a Ifidgilifieetli pat cc for thu s lutperist real deuce. By the Duke of Kea?! packet, from . CI4IIZ, we hare lettcrs from Alicaut to the `23!h—front Tar. r 'gotta to the 28th ult.—front Serilk (nith 114)11W p Ten exclusively) to the 13th, anti (ILIA, Cadiz to thy ISO instant, Yestercl ty the Grenadier grid Light Companies of the Coliktreant mousited guard at St. Sattiei's, for the first time since their rotten from South Be►elanal. We regret to state, that several of them I.lok extremely ill, and some ha►e been obliged to be relie►ed oil* guard, being unable to stand the fstigue. Lord GREY is not expected in town before the middle of nest week, if so snou. llis Lordshipliaq not yet recovered from a very severe attack which some months ago elected the liver, and which has rendered his residence at a distance from the at. innsphere of London indispoitsibly necessary.— /kid sp.trts and domestic retirement, ftsr.a consis derable time past, occupied alone his entire coml. deratiots and enjoyment. There was a report yesterday of an insurrection r at Petersburgh...a report which has been often in tircul.ololl since the imegnaninsusss Euipernr and Autocrat of all the Itessi x`i, from being an oils, became our enemy, and which the Politicians of 110.oyn's and the Stuck Exchange seem determined to repeat regularly once a month, capecti:l per. haps to hit upon the truth at l,:st. The regimental school., the introiluction - of which in the army of Ireland is but recent, are already so general, that the establishment of a regimental school forma one of the arrangements comprised in the half yearly inspection of the army In Ireland. It may be re nemberefl, that thu first instance of these admirable institutions, seen in Dublin, originated in one of the regiments of the Irish Tipperary regiment. . s..... There is a general error in an.,l nounritig the Public Ilioli•fays. Many offices have; no Holidays at all,• and frequeutly theliew.paperaj anstoolico tlw it is a Holiday at Jill the Public MI Imes, when it i.i merely a Holiday at the Bank. By on Act pass. d in the last Sessions of - Parlia. l ineut, all 1) at the Exci•ii Office were abo lished, except the following, •iz. qtren's do; Good .i . j.lity, io; Charles', Itestoiation, Ki llg yßi e th.d iy, Prince of WalrOs Birth.day, 'lo^z 's Ca:ulna:33 l Lill Christmas-6y. 'AT KS MAN. COVENT deIRDEN THEATRE. What effect, the Proprietors of this Theatre, expect to products on the public mind, by a Re port from - the Conjtnittee they hare a peoloted, we are, in common with the Public, totally at a loss to comprehend. The Gov tOffult of the BANg lor F.PIGGAND, the SOLICITuk-GENZSAI., ILE COWIDER Of Lohman, Mr. ANOrnircf v, and Sir CoARLES pater; are, duulstle.s, all charactiTs of respectabillty—but what signifies their etritina_ lion of the Treasury hooks . , and Treasury vouchers, of Covent Garden Theatre cods and wheedle the public, into . subtoblion, the Proprietors talk to on of the interett they made of their motley for the last sir years or the old Theatre; they might jest as well talk to us, of the interest made by the Proprietors of the old Theatre in Goridnlan's. : fiel.fc, a century ago. We hare received the following calculation. the reentonnbleness, or unrenennohleness of n hick, might be shown by the Proprietors in half an hoyr....The only fads, necessary to b. ascii.- tallied, are, the correctness of the data, un nhieh the calculation is founded :--. CALCULATION OF PP.Oil I'S Fort TIIE REASON WY, covntsrmn or 'it) nv wutcn THE ?MIMIC 11‘11.1. SCE TIIF. PROMS" Y 01 trail it AO TO Tile ID MORI lON. Mellor* re cast, according to the Proprirtors, ftateuic A - Mew to oample:e ewe Wardrobe, du. - & & • WO Capital employed - £1604100 The Hoare ro liaists, at the •Id price.: £613 At the hate prices - - 7U) KAT/wire of the Prirtm Litoze4, let fur tile Seam r fur - ni::' t Mn thirer4 roll, produce at the old price. 41,11. eight, or - R 2,001 Item of l'rivate Boles 12,60“ 9-14tia) Dedect erpeerr• nt ?(Yll. each night (this includes mai • red every el her rJ prrtee, mod r *veil knot% is to be sown than ta; /Vidi expe.itlittirr) 40. 1 13 JA Balance • 5 IMO Weirove prop, at the 014 Prices, of 31t. 4 25. 6i. per •- At tSe New Pricer. the profit is 65.011/. 6t. M. 411. 4t. 2d. per real. 908 Melt% 11411 - peaduce, Al the 014 Price', :A L 1(14. per ue 61,5 10 Rent of Private litotes - 12,4U:1 I:cpccres for 400 u;ghts . 4001.14 Balance - Si.lii Itc•ing stt the old prices, n profit of U. Co. ;mot. -- in•r n•ut. At the new price/ the profit it 43,0a31. or '271. Lt. per cent. un 160,010J1-. 101 nizhtf wee-thin, fall, produce, at the DOprim, prim,'kit. per Mein, or - c(1()) Rent of private bases 14a) E rpenees far '-'OO iti‘hts . fo.4:1) - 40,11JU Balance - 1.500 BAN a profit, at the •Ii prices, of IL Ilk. ps•r (etsi. Ai the mete p►i• e. the vnfit It 19•9t4. 191 4d. 1!1. th: 1041. per cent. on 161, Such i; the statement transmitted to es.—for the accuracy of which, we du nut s however, pledge ourselves. The capital is conformable to the stste.mmt of the Proprietors; to Out, therefore, we are not aware of the possibilits of objection. The sum of 10,0001. for tho wardrobe, we are confident, is (neatly unobjectionable. With respect to the nightly ctpcnces, the cunt of 2001. is allowed, as catering crery ca pence — for thievery substantial reusuo...st the benefit of every Performer, that sum is deducted, fur rrpences. —That the Proprietors do not aiukrrete the out.. goings An; charged to the Performers, tinder the very cern prehctitive head of E %pence., w hich.are in. ,cltutiseofrent l iaterest,insurance,saistries, NMI all oilier parmiats anti charges, will not be doebted. ' If, however, any one shoulJ be sceptical on this subject, we gen at once remove his doubts, by stating, that the Performers have allays eon. relved themselves greatlg - aggrieved by the charge' fiir Espences, and have repentedty solicited 'a det:biled istAtement of the items, by a built tilt ; aggregate so deducted from the receipts' of a benefit, is formed. This reasonable request hat. invariably been refused. But a. tory few years ago, one hundred pounds, was the nominal amounts of nightly espences, fur which, in this calcula. lion, too hundred pounds are allowed; . ! The receipt, when the llottse is filled, is so easily ascertained, that we appreheti there can be 1101.• doubt on that subject. The Went:ohm has not assumed the House to be /Flied, in any one of j the three statements. I'h results 'when ac two tbirds,o ...half, mo ut sseuthird onlyenf the illtOtse, are supposed to be filled, arc respectively stated.. If the data are incorrect, the results are so, neces sarily...bee. the contend, that up.,,, the principle of thi,• cult:mit:lion, the Proprietors of Covent. Garden 'll4e a ltre might, in one hotel., give the Public that siti;factitet; which their reference to the Coatireittur,ffstos were stieti Committee assisted by both IlletTes of 1 1 40i:tomtit, and' all Ott. Courts of I,4*d will inez • ably fail i* doimg. —No seek opt' is di.eus;ion is rcyttisite. Let butt the Proprietors lotto, the principle of. um old friend Coca ritsohlts a GOlden Rule --- the rah of three. Let theta' e the P turtles tibli turtles nirm. i hers as doto—aud th Public will ascertain dot result, w iihunt the aitftdkficerrrnorr. Solieitor , , Recorders, Ifinl..rterieers, or Mrick.iets. ' Let tic Pold:c know The i.on wit of capital— The am wit i.f a Aft H:nite t and The !Vol,. eipenditure, and they will hr atile to ascertaih s ewe how', the reionntrb! . fret , or u:travoitithisieeire of the demands of tiro Pruitrietqr*, •aiithuit troubling thettv•elvt.s ssith o eainittiati.ins of their. sooner) b0..1.1 and ronchess. Lit rid, the candor. of the Wont-icier+, its Nit rvierrore, remiti , i4 us of the. Par6inn Perragli:r, in STERNiIea "Sentinteetal Jou rocy," rt hu , in recotonsitiol.vinn of his pe ru cue, csrlaimed, that " thr curl mild not drop s %etc_ it ilirtersed 1d Ike Ocean."--" A pm of wit:er," alp Statiga. " tniiht base preyed; hi, . : f assertion ; but as that was at hand, andit was nut the object of die Perroiquier, that the experiment should bu made, iie referred it to the Ocean.i , _.. Precisely similar, is this reference of tb.,P.oprieim• —they resort to perplexity, and stcliuusly ar i p at t sine icily. O n th e subject of the salaries fa Mr. K EARLE, Mrs. SIDDONS....IIIII other branches of the `4 mily"— we have hear I much complaint, w hie', we cannot, for many reasons, join. 'flit: t.llsut, of Mr. ficsial.r, sod Mrs. Sioooxs, are izs present day nierivelled..-that 31r. !' Esret.E has f 1141%, imperfections, will nut be denied, I, ) m ai !.is most enthusiactic ailinirers. lits no rite are, however, decidedly pre•ensinent, and certainly, no // v i tt: Performer tinder:La:ids his au , bit. better than Mr. Ki.met.c--perhaps, were tie VI this respect, somewhat leas profunud, his, o:he r . wise, cep/rife performance of many ch might not, lit 4 0 many instances, b r tfcfurnicil, by the pod Inlic in trUtileCilOO of obsolete punier:l.4. lioa. Of Mrs. SIDI/a:114 we &nig whe!her hoc equal has ever been seen on the b of ~ Uri. tish Theatre— that ist.r sertrior has nut vet op ptfaredy is our decided 0, iaon. The oilier parts of the fimily also possess merit, though of a degree, immeasurably distant fruit that of t elder brother, and Mrs. St Alma. Tncy are ut. questionably usrfid, autl, for the most pa t, correct Performers. Emma" injia ',tee, an I partiality, in this instance, are less to be own deved at than .regretted. Suppose that Mr. KNIMIaLi does put %000 guileJs per monism in o his pocket, for the exhibition of kis powers oa the stage, and, fur the labours of himself as Mann. ger, and Mrs. KEMBLE as ward. ohe. keeper—it really in these days to us appears b an rxtuovt reward, for decided excellence in any profcatisn, and more particularly in that of an actor. Dr. ADax SMITH, in his great work on OW Wealth of Nations, speaking of the reward el/11. (erred on different species of Wove, says— " There are some very agrerahle anJ henetited eC which the possession cominauds a eertaits rientreffsi —but, of it WI), the exercise for Os sake of gala, is ell.- sidrred, win thee ftnin reauni or pirjuitite, as a artaie owl of polqic proltitulion. The pecuniary recompeocr, there. fore, of those alio exercise Oein in thus manner, ntibt b • &as 6. km, out only to pay far the time, labour, and ex pence, acquirim t:ic taleots; but, for the discredit which kneels !the employment of them, as Me mamas of ostb(istrai.v.-• The exorbitant rewards of players, opera-singers, arra dineeN &c. are founded upon those ten rim-toes—the ra rity. and beauty of the taleat —and the tlisrredit of employ use throe i, tisk manner. 11 setters atesurs!, at drat tti K l, , that we should despite their peranni, awl yet re ward their Waste, with the moot profits( liberality. While we do the one, we mist, honever, of necessity do tOr other. Should the pubic upinier, or prejudice, ever altar, w im n-gai d to sera occepatimo, tlirie prcualury recompence neut.! y donkiish. More woo pie would apply to them, and tile eistapetitioo would quieltiy redoce the rtie of their lot/our. Sec theegb for Lora beim( cuhimen, arc by oo means so lint us le imagleed. Many reople possess them in crest rrferiion, whu tistdala to make this use or flies'', and luau ) KWIC are ear.ble of acquiring them, if any thing could ue mad: ha ! emorailie by Om." la a oule to Mr. PL %YE - 1111 9 S etliflißl (t'te deventh), it is nhserseil, " 1 his is proved, hot° by toe pi i : crs and the sold' •rs the Continent of Lampe, M ho, h •ing consulere.l s tribes he. notrafrir than in tbis cumuli . ), serve fir sillier ion). i';:e momenta peAusi beeuisch a pia Jee r .or a coissanni asaiiier (in EngLuni), if hit frirshis- are resurrtable, it is nerd; although, if be 'koala rise lv eminence eicier hoe, he MA) be cowitlered as a credit Alb I h.l4l•ffir to his but this seldom can be knorn , ur elpectesl, at the lkr,t enr brakeiii7 of either prisi'eu•iuu. On hire Coutintsti, the Caw is dillereut ; and Out only is the pay math lust er,irut the iroaliers wantvit much mare ea,ly oinained. 11 nen t.e volution broke eat at PARIS, aui an peeps were free io n Ihenires, riny•huu>t, acre at sae time and actor) um- fowl i,i abutdance for ineirs all." On this, as on tither subjects, contrast, is, in ; general, the most strikingly illustrative. It .m 4 be said, that Mr. ti t sv:I.E it•CCIMS almost the salary of a Judge—or the ►evenue of a Bishop (luable the pay of ur General, and four times that of a captain in the British nary. Dr. SMITH his clearly stienn the mass of lull diviirupurii•la; but let us contrast I tie intellect, the allaintment, the actual labour, mud ' the co/clad/eats of Me. Ksatat.v., with those, for instance, of one of . his J edges, ur rrferreet..qtr CIIAILLLS YturE , wh 1, lik e wsu y w h yr mo d e " mon of wealth in the City of fatm.lon, have ri , em to opulcucc, title, and a seat in the Butts,: of Goosoloms.---We really r)ean not to speak wi h he xlighicsi disrespect _of the Lai unei —brit let any man rasdi . ll y csansiate the twos eitaraders, and say, tt liether \l r. KiltiLE is paid one tithe, nay, one twentieth of his due, were the measure of comparison to be, the re. speetire intellects, attainments, or nand h.. kours of these G:ntlemen. We isiteet, th.t ne have 0.) hostility .I.,aitest any of the Prc. prietors of Luveot Garden Thcatre--hot par. ticularly Mu. II: 13401. E. Ills conduct iu flat as our of ilsc think, weprextl is st c highly censurable—And we shall w r it:. nue to censure it, so long as he perseveres itt a course, which, ire deem, unworthy of his rei llh but without forgetting , that vie priiss a fully equal claim to that chancier vi hick %se Isar* slit ays primly& admitted Mr. IiEMIILK (0 1)0161.%0 ...that of a Gentleman. M I 1 11 v.,/ at the 'Pc a' re it 'dal, Cos "1.-utlet', is entirely broken ; she nil! remain this Minter in England. 'rile:lmportant branch .1r theatricil e iii:KBLE, tiic L ill J. iiEmate, Esq. presidia at eni-gai tit!. lticiti e, is that of the "auk and ping/a , wardrohe..-..tiper. intending at one-, the a: ran d ,-ement and d'spoAi. lion of the des' Fete/odor, and •he G 'nth tom', 'ettexpressiblet-..foir a hid', tabs reviaves au ; a mai' ' Wary of 41.101.. • Yriftrrtin t y was a busy day with the Grp', a. :HIM and Gooks; Ike former wade il.eir sauuai Choke of Civic Officers, and the latter sere equally aettre in dressing their germ. Th.. van et ' sire osortali!y amongst this s e eries of gator, fur the Lot werk, has iivrn ak , inot beyond and the disorder *hide has proved so 'seal to b. , II old .vessag i appears to lure been aii 501'4611,444 TN TO CORRESPONDENTS. It's are okligeti Ay tie Coottaaaicalioa of " nuvArtcvs." owl stud! feet:ratified La kb; failure Coaretp-widetice.—ln the r tia.r at in aerie-. he milt, &abatis, tte indexed le rancor la opinion With us--that his anticipation is retax.at rat fu► erhi-k rearms alone, ice akstaitt from 112%e5-tint his Lettcr. PRAIA:. OF STOCKS MIS DAY AT °NI:O'CLOCK. :i per Cent. Coos. 64 Eseh. Hill., 64. 1%. prem. Navy Cosioifs for Aec Lottery Tick. 211. 1 11. • ••• . y . L ,ajorrin. A r.• b rd. • et; two. .liege 1 OO • • 3 4 gistienh.torgh.. 1 1 O . . • THE STATESMAN. A r JIM